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The county fair which will begin
lSeptember 4th, offers attractive prizes
in all classes of farm products, stock
needlework, etc. A program OF amuse
ments has been arranged for every af
ternoon. The best lot Of gallopers that
has ever been here will interest those
fond of racing. Bring something for
exhibition at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Stilson, Mrs. Har'
ry Noel and children motored to Sioux
City Sunday and visited at the Bert
Stilson home.
L. c. Butler returned last week from
western Nebraska, where he had been
to look after his wheat crop. He
found smouldering stacks all that was
left of a splendid crop which had been
fired the night before his arrival. caus'
ing heavy loss to both owner and
renter.
O.W. Nelson and son, Donald, went
to Wilton Junction Sunday to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Jacob Kepford came from Spirit
Lake on account of the death OF little
Gerald and remained for few days
visit at the Earl and Joseph kepford
homes.
Virgil PETERS has bought an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dorsey and Mr.. PEI.
fers motored to Greenfield for visit
last week. They were accompanied
on their return by Mrs. w. Dorsey, Of
Greenfield, who is visiting Arion rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. VIM MARI and daughters, Ma
rie and Evelyn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mari motored to Harlan to at
tend the fair.
Mrs. A. H. Nichols left Sunday for
American Falls, Idaho. to visit with
her sons, Burton and Guild Evans.
Mrs. L. c. Butler, Mrs. ]. l.. Maurer
and Mrs. N. +. Stilson were in Denison
for shopping and dental work Friday.
Sam Fox has sold his we'll improved
farm north of Arion to Ernest
Sprang. The farm sold at $3.50 per
acre.
Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne and children.
Margaret, James and David, with Mrs.
Pierson and daughter, Margaret, OF
Denison, enjoyed pleasant motor trip
to Omaha Tuesday. ~'
Mrs. Conroy and son, Martin, and
Mrs. Houlihan motored to Carroll to
the fair. Mrs. Frank Fee and daugh-
ters came home with them for visit.
News; of the recent marriage Of DR.
Frank Evans will interest his many
friends here.
Loren and Edwin Butler. Verne Tai.
1attTand Lee Heddernaan .mQt0sed ~
Little Sioux Saturday for q nslitng
trip. 4
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MUST SHOW UP OR !.
BEC0MEDESERTER
Men Must Go Through With In
structions or Face Possibility
of Firing Squad.
ABSENCE SIGNS THEM ALL "
Men Who Do Not Appear for Exami'
nation Automatically Go Into
Army-No Civil Trials.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S-Renewed
instructions that drafted men who fail
to report for service will be classified
and punished as deserters were sent
to United States district attorneys
and agents Of the department of JUS
tice tonight by Attorney General
Gregory.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
has ruled that persons who neglect
to appear for examination will be &C.
cepted automatically and that the
privilege Of claiming exemption will
be denied. 1t was to help carry this
policy into effect that the attorney
general acted. His instructions fol-
low:
''It has been determined by the
provost marshal general that persons
who fail to appear for physical ex-
animation after having received their
notices to do so from the local boards
BY such failure waive their right
to physical exemption and are ac.
~,.,.
cepted by the poafa without eAa,!' ..
lnatlon. lheir nahIes VIII pe oelli
hed 10 the alstrict poaros as c!iosei,
by the local Doards LOT the ha'lo'la'
army. ~,
absence o'o"s mem op.
~ tney 90 not thsn appeat " ciailil
eAehiptioA 'hey ""u ta:'
thA right 10 such eSeHptlolis as they
mignt nave claimea. anu .lelt ss ia..ss
VIII De certinea py the uistlact ooaius
10 the adJutaht generals ol tnelf re-
spective states as persons ior He
national, army. me auJutaHe senel'
al WIN then man theE noc.se ~ re-,
port Tor duty at a SPECIMEN t'n'e anu
pace ana sucn hotlces WIZ pe sisen
puDncly accoralns y .he resuia''ohss
OF the cOnscTiptioh act.
sucn persoNs pen Decome SUD
1ect to tee mii1ary autnoIlIIes ~ ths
1lee 1yss lsns u gssy " 49,,
eyaI t0t -. \; 70 s,nvNIu snoy ~
iaii 70 comply Wstn TINS no.ise. .tmes'
become aeserters irohl tne army !M aia
VIII be treated as s''cn ny 'he '''''i'
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$500 ATTEND
CELEBRATION
Lutherans Of Crawford County Jointly
Celebrate the 40Oth Anniversary
Of Reformation Of Church.
PICNIC LUNCHES At NOON
Professor Weller, of Seward, heb.
breaches in Afternoon In German
Professor kutzmann in English

On last Sunday the Lutherans Of
Crawford county jointly celebrated the
40Oth anniversary Of the reformation
of the church by DR.. Martin Luther
at Carson's grove, just north of Char.
ter Oak. 1t is estimated that 25OO
people were. in attendance at the cele.
bration. The congregations Of the
churches at Charter Oak, Ute, Maple
:tansy Soldier Hslos and Iaentspu
were present. f 4 n .
Services were held at 1O:30 o'clock
in the forenoon, attended by some 1890
people. Professor kutzmann, of st,
Paul, preached the sermon in the Ger
man language The combined choirs
Of the Charter Oak, Hanover and Den
ison churches sang several hymns.
At noon picnic lunches we're in or
der and scores of people enjoyed their
dinner under the shade trees at the
grove. A stand was provided at the
grove where ice cream, soft drinks
and hot coffee were sold. L.-.-. g..
The afternoon services were largely
attended. many people coming by auto
from a distance to enjoy the celebra-
tion. Professor Weller, Of Seward.
Neb., preached in the German Ian.
guage and was followed by Professor
Kutzmann, who spoke in English. Pro.
fessor Kutzmann gave history OF the
Lutheran church, explaining what 1t
stood for and what it had accomplish.
ed in the past. He is an able speaker
and his address was enjoyed by all
those present.
Over $50O.O0 was received at the col
lections and this will 90 into the build
ing fund Of the church. i"E.'
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The congressman are to be drafted
after adjournment for patriotic
speeches in their districts. A cross
roads audience will look good to them
after delivering carefully prepared
speeches ito a dozen !, ( two members
1t Wzshington, half Of whom are
reading newspapers Aid the other hall
are asleep
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CALL FOR wooLEN ARTICLES
Keep Men at Front From Winters
Blast by Sending Them Knitted
Woolen Articles.

The Red Cross has urgent call from
Major Grayson Murphy for large guam
titles of knitted woolen articles. This
call is made to prevent the recurrence
of condition last winter when the men
suffered greatly in the frozen trenches
for the want of woolen articles. The
allotment for the Denison chapter is
300 sweaters. 800 pairs of socks, 800
mUfflers and 300 wristlets. The diff.
ferent branch chapters are requested
to get in communication with Mrs.
George McHenry. of Denison, who will
give them instructions relative to this
work.
]. B. Lyon. Chairman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
275 AUTOS DELINQUENT
Many Auto Owners in Crawford Who
Have Not Paid Registration
Fec for This Year.

A list was sent this week to County
Attorney w. E. Kahler from Des
Moines, giving the names of 275 auto
mobile owners of Crawford county who
are delinquent in their auto registra.
tion fee for this year. This fee may be
paid to Mr. Kahler and ii not attend
ed to by September 1st 5 per cent
penalty will be added to the present
80 per cent penalty.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

Miss Gertrude Bachman entertained
about twenty-five young people at her
home west of town on Friday evening.
A pleasant evening Was spent in play,
ing games and music. Those out OF
town present were Miss Bertha Wach-
ter, from Chicago; Miss Julia Ruster'
holz, from Cincinnati, o., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hugg, from Ocoma, S. d.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

If our young men could be as free
from disabilities now as they are
when qualifying for the college and
school ball teams, there wouldn't be
so many exemption claims.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

1t is mighty good thing for our
submarines to get practice, but they
needn't get their experience by ram.
ming any more heavily loaded excur-
sion boats.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

So far the men who got appointed
on the exemption boards as pleas,
ant way of spending their August va.
cation, are still looking for rest and
change,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

Who says the girls aren't interested
in current events. when they grab
the papers so anXiously to see what
the fall hat STYLES are to be?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

It's awful what Tot of dependents
the young men have now when It
comes to the draft examinations.
They give no hint of it when they are
counting their best girls.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

America must join with the Others
In ending the Potsdam gang If the
world Is not to become cage Of wild
BEASTS says DR.. Henry van Dyke, un.
til recently American minister to The
Hague. ''The gang Is against the laws
Of God. It ii against the laws OF all
nations. II II using Christianity to
bolster up j cause as infamous ~ men
ever snsassd In"
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Nms N1erifo.

9luf einen Solboten Der bei
Dem Iiaouft in Ser llmgegeno pen
81 8alo 8abe italto, ipurOe bon
ser nerifanilhen Seite -gel6oiien.
l1nlere 5oloaten ga6en oaralfbill
cine Salpe ab tttrb ein Merifaner
fiel, tpie man 6eutlid Iebeu fonllte.
Ser nlerifaniihe aoniul in gl 8afo
beflagte iib bein Sen. geG iiber
bas sbieBen unlerer Soloaten, err
bielt aber sur 9(nttport, man babe
bon briiben Der 5uerlt geidoiien ltno
oie Soloaten batten MIR Dem gc-
fell gehordt, oas Seuer 5u eripioern.
- 9ei San Deiguel oi gabicorn
fon am Wfontog nadnittag 5fpi-
lhen 8iailtos umo Garan5iltas eill
@efe6t itattgefunoen baben, in Dem
Die gil1iitas, naeb Dem oifiaiele1
8eri1t Der nlerifanilden 9fegierung
beoeutenoe 8erIlite erlitten uno iih
nod Sen Bergen 5uriif5ogen. gilla
ielbit ioll ben gefebl ii6er feline 2eute
gefiibrt 6aben.
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= Cute Gegen iperoen aus perz
Ihieoenen geilen bes Staates ge~
neloet; aus ,slultill miro ein 3oa,
aus @cainnep iogar 2::2S 3oa be-
ri1tet. Sn 2llling unren Die gfie=
oerlhldge BON einenl ltnrfen Sagel
begleitet, ser OH ben 5enlterIbei=
ben lmo eleftriiden 2onpen 5ien-
li1en S6noen anrihtete Ser Ge=
gen eritrefte iid) pom georoen in
iiioli1er &i6tung uno beriibrte Die
ltrtgegenb bon Eenlple, Sort @ortb,
9ig Springs, 8roipntuooo, gof-
bale, 8lonco, Baleitine, Glgin lmb
anoerer staote.
sSrt 2areoo tpuroe am Ionners=
tag cine groBe patriotiide garaoe
abgebaItef, on Der aiiBer Cen per-
11ieDenen 8ereinen nnb militariIfen
Sreaniiationeil mid) $500 Shnl-
finder tell nabmen
- 9as 2ocations &onite fir Die
5fpei neit 81 erridtenben gformal-
Sdlllen batte eine Sibung in gln=
tin mo maht befalnt, baB Der
8oaro pom /. ssuli an Die slppli=
fationen Ser Staote, ipelhe cine bic
fer Shulen innerbalb ibrer Wan-
ern errihtet an feben tpiiniden, prii-
fen unb in grudgung 5ieben miro
sSn glitltin lit cine 9eipegllng
i'm @ange, melde be5ipeft, Die Star-
fe Ser teranii6en Wili3 BON elmer
@rigaoe ouf cine Dipiiion nit ca.
1880 Mann 5n erbober
sluf ser Sarm bon @. $.
@arb, ipelhe cine Meile BON Yfl!i-
gerpille Iiegt, tpuroen am sSreitag
bier 8ferbe bonn 8lie setotet. Die
Siere batten einei1 @ert bon $500.
- Sssir @on6ales lit 6rnn g. 90
lof i'm 9llter BON SO Sabren aus
Dem 2eben gel6ieoen. Sic miro
bon ibrem @atten, bier Sobnen nnO
3 So6tern betrailert.
Srau q. s. Sdunanr, cine
langidbrige 9etpobnerin pon Sal
ueiton lit i'm Sitter BON "a Sabren
5ur etpigen Gube eingegangcn- Sic
miro BON ibrem @atten uto 5nei
Sobnen iiberlebf.
gei elmer ShieBerei 5lpilden
weiBen Mili5Ioloaten lulo gfegern
IN @alpeiton, tpliroe g. s. 8ileD
pom 3. teraliiiden Snfanteries& s&egi-
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Smlatto.
Seit ser &'rieose

Seit ser &riegserflarung &c.
gen 9eutl6lanb baben iid Die @abn-
iinnsfalle in Chicago gang beoeltenO
permebrt. SIM 9urbidnitt iultroen
bisber 70 Sale tp6belltlib Dor ben
oortigen @eri6ten perbanoelt, fuab-
reno in Der lebten @ohe bie 3abl
oerielben auf 1O3 geitiegen lit.
= ssn Dem 9iiro reip Der Bic
oerlage elmer @anoelbiloer @elel-
i1aft in Snoianapolis erplooierte
cine beoellterbe 2uartitdt r6ilms"
Our 3eit ber grplolion befanoen iid)
etipa 40 Yerionen IN benz @ebiuOe,
bon benen feds augenblidlid) geto-
tet lmo einige 5ipall5ig tells Id)lper
perbrannt tells in Dem entitanoenell
@ebrdnge perlebt ipnroen 9as
Syeuer iprang BON Dem 8ebdlibe Ser
@anoelbilber @eiealdaft auf oas
Sotel 2inoer uno bas Sotel 9fopal
iibcr, bod gelang es oen bort logic
reuben @dlten lih IN Siderbeit 81
bringen nlb Die 9ronoe lpurben in
perbdltnisnlaBig fltr5er 3eit ge-
loidt.
: sSn Spensboro, &p, perldieo
g5efiel WcSaooen im patriar6ali.
iden Sitter BON 124 Sabrei.
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sat iebt rote 8aden.

6at iett rpfe Baden. SD nlodte
Sbnen in einigen 3eilen n1itteilen"
id)reibt 5rau @faria Sdipart BON
9setp Sanlpton, Mo, ripas 5orni's
alpenfr1llter aetan bat. Sran
Sbmiot mar iiber ein Sabr lang an
per5dieoenen 2eioen erfrarlft. Die
sler5te ipuBten nidt, mas iie fir tie
tun ioIten llno iagten, lie Tonne niht
mebr lange leben. SD iagte ibry
penn lie BON ben Doftormeoi5inen
genug babe, oann ipiiroe id ibr err
5ablen, ipie lie eeiuno tueroen fonne-
Sic iaste mir, lie iei fertig nit ben
Ir5neien ber 9oftoretl. Sic fiEg
oann an, slpellfrdltter 5u uebmeu,
mno na1oen iie cine SIaide eebrailht
batte, fiiblte lie iid) ldon etuas bel
fer. sic bot i'm gan5en aht Sln-
lden oes Seiltnittels gebraudt llno
lit iebt geinno. Sic iiebt iett gut
aus, bat rote Baden lno fann ale ib-
re Sausarbeiten berri6ten"
gs lit cine beadtenSperte SatIu-
DIE, baB in ben Samilier, no Sor-
ni's Mlpenfr1uter gebraliht miro, oie
2eute niemals blaB ooer franflid)
ausiebeir ionoern cine gelunoe, fla-
re 8eli6tsfarbe baben, oenn oielss
aIte, 5eiterprobte &rdilterbeilnlittel
bilft Ser 9eatltr, Die giftigen uno
perbrau6ten Stoffe aus Dem Spiten
aus5ui6eioen. Sorni's sllpenfraliter
miro ni1t in sfpotbefen perfaliit. Co
faIagenten liefern es ben 2eilten bi-
reft bonn 2aboratorinm Der Seritef-
Ter, Or. 8eter Sobrnep & Sons 60,
Chicago, 81. (In5.)
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Sell Der bentiden CitIeeflptte lei poi
Giel nadl 2iban sebradjt. 9sad an'
bern 9epeiden ftebt elm slngriff SCI
9eltid)en bei Gernan uber 9epal
pber an anoern Gnmften bes finni.
fdem Weerbniens SIT eriparten.
2an6mirtIdaftsminiiter 9puiton
fat 81. u. EearIon, ben GraiiSen.
ten bes Soma States College oi
Mgrienltnre, sam aiiiitierenoen 2anb'
luirtIdaftsminiiter amf nnbeitimmtt
3eit ernannt. Gr fat Die Traiiben.
ten pon flint sroken Jarmer Drsa-
niiatiomen eimgelabem SIT 8eratmn.
gen iiber bic 9eabrnnssmittelu eriur.
, gung nnb @erteilnmg nad) @aibims-
! ton bernfen.
;; ltmIer 2anouirtidaftsntiniiterimm
, nil cine iiber bns ganse 2ano it'd
ams6ebnenbe Organization in's Sc.
ben rnfen, beren 9lnfsabe es ieiu
ipa, Die n6tisen Sdritte at tim, nn
bieMnforbermngen sil seniigen, oie be,
Grieg an nmiere gfabrunssmittelpro.
button mno Nabrnngsmitteluerior
gmns itellt. Sn jebem Gunntp iul
len &omites gebilbet iuerben, alls
oieie ioaem inter einenl Staatsfp-
mite iteben nno bieies iuieber mlt.
ter elmer gsationalfommiiiiDn, oit
banptIGdlidj nus ben Wiitglieoern
bes lan6ipirt1daftlid)en 9eparte-
ments gebilbet lueroen luirb. Oieit
9sationalfommiiiiun lpirb .Sano IN
6anb nit bem oJooo Committee
bes Council Of 9sational OefenIeA
arbeiten, an beiIen Spite Ser6er1
6. 6opper iteben iuirb.
lteber sic 9lnsftbr BON 2e6ens.
nrittel ipcrben @erbnnblnngen nit
Der eusliidem nnb Der fran5Oiiideu
apmmiiiiun sepflosen ,uerben, oit
bieier gage bier eintreffen iuirb, mn
Griegsanselegenbeiten init nniere,
3egiernng at beipreden.
sSn Der brniilianiiden Sfabt Yor.
to sllcgre iollen iid bic Mngrifit
anf bentide SGitier ernemert baben
gnlaf basn ioa bic 3atIade sesebeu
baben, bak man bon einem bent
lden 6ptel in einen Strakenbabn.
luagen bineinidof ,tnb mebrert
Qeute beriunnbete. 9ieIe Sd)anerse'
IdlidJte iuir6 mol nidJt iuabr Iein
@abr Idjeint aber Die gtadridt uuu
Der Grnenernns Der 9entiden Ser
| fplgmmgem 81 Ieim. Gem 0omper
ncmr bes Gtaates 9tip Wranbe 81
Gnl, in benz Eorto gllegre liest
iinb ppn Der 8nnbesresiernns 740f
Splbaten snr @erfiismns seitcllt.
9ie mittel amerifaniide 9ie
! pnblif Wiearagma fat offi5ieG oi'
ariesserflGrnng mnierer 9iegierunl
| segem Sentidlanb sntgebeikem. 81
6amit elm glbbrmdJ Der oiplOnati
ide1 yesielJnmgen uerbrnben lit
,uirb nidjt semelOet. ltnlere 9iesie
rumg beltrelfef es enfldDteoen, Dap ~
irgeno eiuen Srnf nni Die latei
| Mid amerifaniiden 9iepnblifer
ansii6e.
0ollanb bat Ieine glemtralitat ii
benz Grieae sluiiden mnierm 2amb'
nnb Sentldtlano erflart.
| Ter Gungrek BON @cme5nela trit
bemte sniammen. Gr iuiro 8eidDliil
Ie besiiglidJ Der .6altnns @eneSnela''
mnierm aricge nit 9entidlfano &c
gemiibcr anncbmen.
| Sas 6ausfpmite fir Wittel mi
@ege fat bente nit Der geratnnl
Der iOsenannten ariessltenern beson
men, b. +. Der 9tenidaffumg Doe
grb0fitng Der Stenerm, berem Gr
trag bic ariessfoiten oefen iollen
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nlent lei6t llnb Der 9eger Charles
9lrmIteao fdiper permunoet. Jiinf-
uno5tpatl5ig Wfanner itailoen iid) i'm
aanlpf geeeniiber, Der ourd oas
Oo5lnil6ertreten bcr Eoli5ei beelt=
BET pnrbe. I'm mas es iih ban=
bette, lit ni6t befannt eeiporoen.
sSn @allettspiae itarb Jrau
sSulia 9lppelt, s8itipe bon antot
slppelt i'm Sitter BON y Sabren.
= SIM Sitter BON "a Sabren per=
ldieo IN Maion Jrau Nutb &ids,
8eiiBerin zines ipeit l1no brett be-
fannter @otels.
ssn leinern 8agep tot gefilnoen
nit elmer Sdyubpul1oe IN Der
9ruIt, ipnroe Der 81 ssabre alte Ser
bert 4irl1le. Die 8eeroigung fano
auf Dem 9ortontoipn &irhbof ltatt-
Ser jrlnge Mann birlterldBt ieinsn
@ater 1lno einen grlloer.
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Die 2csisIatnr.

nsrn @oule tplroe bon Dem Ne
prdlentanten 9unnan aus Gaines
,pillc Elm 8eIdllB eingebro6t, beliet
3ipef es it, oos @eieb 5u pioerrll-
fen onS 8eipidigimgen fir oic
neuen 9tornali6ulen uno Gripeitc-
rung oes College in 9rpan nadt.
Gs geihebe Dies aus Sporianlfeits-
riiflidten, tpie Ser @erfaiier bes BE.
f6liiiies mtseinanoer iebt, oa man i'll
3eiteu, mic oen iebigen, 70 ipenig
Gclo, mic moglid), ousgeben miiiie
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bObMng Der Gtnfpntnen1tetter, etne
5tener amf srofe Erufite, eine
! @ergniisnngsitener, cine 9latomobil=
itemer mnb cine GrlObmns Der Ste1s
ern amf Gtetranfe mnb Sabaf. 81
nise bon bieien Stenerprojeften iuer=
! Ben anf entidieoenen @iberitano itp-
FEN.
ltniere teraniiden &pnsrekrepra-
ientanten iinb in Yesmg anf Der
&pnifriptipnsfrage anideinenb pet-
lf,iebener Mmiid)t. SlaDben lit brett
gegen 9onifriptipn, Garner lit oa-
fir, crit. eimen @erind NIT Dem
Jreiiuilisen Spitem sn MAIDEN
mno crit, luenn iid oas nidJt be-
uabrt, sur aomifriptipn sn sreiRn.
9ieie Stelmnsen nebmen Die Wfei=
item nnierer &epraientanten Elm. Der
entidiebenite @eener Der aonlfrip-
tion lit 9iepraientant Mc1empre;
bireft fir &onifription iinb nnr Die
9epraientanten eagle, Gregg nno
Dies. Senator Sbepparo tit fir
&onifription, iuas natiirlid lit, oa
er Bofft, ben Eraiibeitten fir ieime
Hrobibittumsmakregel seipinnen IN
f6nnen nnb beiien CUNT onrd eine
Sppoiitiun sesen ben aonifriptions-
| plan nidt anf's Spiel ieten nil.
Senatpr gl1l6eriom fat, iuie gelu6bn-
lid, feline Stellnngnabme tit Snnfel
geballt.
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felt lei. IS lei bem ssyreiiuilligen-
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binbere, bak allsm piele 2ente Die
esabrifen nnb bic sSarmen Uerlieken,
nm SDloat sn iuerben.
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oie 6eeresreorganiiations Sill Der
9iesieritng, beiier befamnt inter bem
gsamen Graft" ober yaonifription"-
giG i'm 9ieprGientantenbamie bes
&ongreiies besinnen.
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ciation" ntadt befannt, bic graIer
oes 9anbes Derbrandten nngefa6r
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bicruom sebe ais Siilfen, slbfalle nnb
ysebenprobnfte nad) Der ssarm snriif,
nnn ais &iebfntter perlunnDt Sn iuer-
ben.
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oeslenatDren madJt iidJ cine emf
idjieoene Sppoiition gegcm Die
WadtDpllfpmmenleit, iuelfe biG
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nno bem Marine=Miniiter in Se.
smg anf bic slusiibnng Der 3eitnngs'
ecninr sie6t.
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Der Columbia llniperiitat, lit BPM
aricssminiiter Gum Gebnlfen er.
naunt morben. Gr arbeitet ubne Sc-
5ablnmg.
Ter rmiIiidDc SotidJaiter in gSaIb'
ington, Sadmetjelu, fat Die prppl'
iuriidlc Meaiernns in Eetersbnrg err
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tuie Siider, p5ulbers", griefbogen nnh
9pmperts, Garten, Gireulare, GinIabun-
gen miiu., in Sentidj nnb Gnsltfd, nett
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m n 4rintins Co., 206 Yaparro Str.
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SaiiIerinnen nraden ibre eigenen aleis
ben. Gnprobieren lno Ndhen gelehrt.
Der, tpdhrenb Tie lernen. g8ir fpreden
Deutfd5. .Ebe Mobern 9rekmaftns
ehppI", 5O4 @arben Ctr. Gan Gnts<
uio. Serns.
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Htt berntieten,

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go. 21S Slt-Gommerce StraBe -
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Stimmt fuer Maverick.

Die Namem amf Dem Stimmsettel
iueroen alpbabetiidJ georonet nnS
midJt mad) Sifets pSer Spalten. llm
fir Iiaperif sm itiinmen, miiiiem
Die 9tamem after nnoeren &anbioaten
fiir bas slmt ansseitridrcm luerbem,
iuie nntenite6eno.
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belt.
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anbcrn Sdiif anserannt mno mmkts
amf StranS lamfen, nm nid)t sit
iinfen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-17

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Mrs. Thomas Palmer

Mrs Emmeline Palmer, relict of
the late Thomas Palmer, died at
Las o'clock this. morning, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
A. Johnson, of Airey. Her death
was due to old age. If she had liv-
ed until November, she would have
been "a years of age.
She is survived by six children,
five daughters. Mrs. Jacob A John
son, and Mrs. William w. Windsor,
of Airey; Mrs. Joseph H. Smith and
Mrs. George A. Hastings, of Cam
bridge; Mrs. p. NJ. Johnson, of Fed
eralsburg, and one son, Mr. I. Jas.
Palmer, of STONY Ridge" farm,
near Cambridge. She also leaves
thirty-two grandchildren and eigh-
teen grandchildren.
The funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed. The de-
ceased was a devoted and consistent
member of Grace NJ. E. Church.
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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Miss Alice Small. who spent the
summer out of town, has returned
to her home on Mill street