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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

aml fra SjDrnsen. stooonaer,
22oc september. s 2sbet al nogen
Tiger er Der bells til Srpmse, bells til
andre gper Longer isrpao anfom.
met ire Sooninger &uI ira 9iernsen.
20 al Saoningerne or uoIosiet; oett
treble er UNDER 2osning. Zen iibite
er, ifslge Telegram til 8rosiercr
Irne Soabetb, onfommct meb Camp.
tibet "@iernntnacn" og par paa ca.
200 Con. Gnopibere err Ell fieroe
Saoning iocnte nteo oct fsrite, Otter
boao Der oplpies, er Ser iaar al
@isrneen &uIfompani uobrubt ct
Sar 5rien Con Sill, iom oct er Wee-
nin9en at ubifibe Inareit mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Wnitif Sposfalo / 8ranSpal. Yoo

Tlobien Saugom | gronboal Dor Der
en- Monb, iom mn par blct ing. San
Dor hos lin Setter, mcls hans aone
% @arn FOR paa ct oubct Stco, ncrl
liz hos apnens 0tor. "a Mouoen
bar blet in9, tom aoneu oa Barnet
ior at ie iii bam, men mems DC ob.
bolbt liz Der, oeoe baabe aonen %
Barnet plubielia eiter at ho ipiit.
SSpaor bebc oaioo ct onoet al sGgte.
porretS Barn unoer ct Spholo | lam.
me Sus. Ter bleu bcgiGret retSiie
Sigoobnina, % Ell Irienifforgift.
ming er blet tonitoterct. Ilt tpber
poo ell T%orbrpoeIie. Spao or Woiipet
% hpcm or 8ierninasmanbcu2 Ter
fol life Ia pTret nngcf aobt Sor,
bolo mcIlcn aoncn % Spigerinser,
Iom Wtdnben boebe hos.
Scncre m~eboeIcS Scr: Ger er
MI / Nronbpal communicable fore.
tnget Siaonbniud neo TiitriftSlGaer'
ne Giicietb oq 9iiu % irnber Ibmi.
u~iitration al ben ebiporuc SuIomGe.
tig / SoIsr Sorcuifriucri. TeA be.
poreS itreng Saus he's ON Suacr fra
oue SOLO; mer set pibc8, at oct or
%fon'totcrct, at Sercn ifplbes Nrienif
ioraiitning. Ter or cnbnu inaen
iiatet / Sogcn. Zen poo en- ian uhng.
Gclie Maabe omfomnc aone beo
Sllpia Sougom, % Barnet bar en-
ire Waanebcr gonunel Gut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Gu prIoia Saneapf.

Gn pGloie Sanefof. Sra Srbe.
rem ienbes bpert Mar itore Saueilof.
fer til Sptersonlens piStitrafte Sci.
better. : DC iibite Mar or Der bannet
irorc iommenllnttebe 8citcIag, Tom
icitbcr line Sauer oiiteo UNDER irIleS
Spipn. Saar bar TO iaaoanne 2ae
iIaat iie iommen - 9orae, lluobeim.
% DC ifal MI Ia Ell Slot poa 1000
Stpffcr. 9prcnc bar tripcbcS gobt
ioar oa pcntcs MI tiIboge icoe % tiru-
&c. Bare bennc enc Slot er olltoge.
lig perb fine 100000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Gisber Gienbomme for 1 Dill.

sitter Torlpbenbe I "0rommers
Soobloo" bar Sc noroiife Sobrifer
&c go ga Ne. Sra facet Saano.
.iuelIe paa en- Rpffe Gienbomnte /
Bier for en- 8isbeium al 1 a IA
HiQ. aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Spmt til SBbcn.

3smt til 9pben. Sra 2onbon
melbes 22oe September. Get meb-
Oeles offieieIt, at ben norife Waler
Ilfreb Sngn, iom bar tiltaIt for
Spioneri, er fienbt ifplbig al arig8,
retten / Sonbon o. osntt til Gsben.
Straffen er imiolertio bIepet pnbrct
til Strafarbeibe fer Sipstio. Saoen
blep bebanbIet for arigsretten Sen
27be oe 2Sbe IuanIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
S%funnerten fantrct.

Sf0llerfen fnnfrcf. StaOonQer,
14oe Sept. Sfonnert "Gthel" al
Sane pr. Bergen, iom boUoe IoSict
eft Earti Wais, afgif ignor berira
meb Jim Heitlait bciteut ior NoiS.
Ter blGite eli auIing, og Sisen bar
ting. llbcnior SroercnS Men fantrct
II Sraabiis Sfibet, fon Ionf pibIif.
felig. &c A SmbprbpTreuoe blep
truffet meo / 9ragiugct, % bare 2
al Dem fom op igien. Get par Sfip.
percn Sinccnt Iilbe, oe MotroS nj.
facl Wiffcllcn. sc blcp rcooet AZ
9obSifeitcn ira Sonangcr,, 'om por
| Rprbeoen, og irobrogt ocrtil. &c
II Smfomnc bar SfippcrcnS Ssr,
Ole 8incentien 0tilbe, % Aor oom.
mel, oa Soften Soralf SorfiIbien,
Stapanger, is Nar gnmmcI. llluf-
fen ioregif peo 1t.Sioen G~ormiobag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Set fprite S%urbinror az Srr.

9ooe, 2toc Sept. @obs Glcftrici.
tctSperfS me gnlGg er MI iGroia.
SEQ InlP9get er onpenot Surbinrer
al Srp - set feritc Der | 9onbet.
Hsret er poo $50 Netcr % foiter
GO, 900 SIR, bnilfet or SoIpoclen al
bpob ct tiIIparenbc Rer al Scrn oilbc
ia foitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
200 Miaiuner i arissfOmimnftnr.

fat. Baa Sorelpsrgiel fra "Social.
Icmofraten"' bar SiuansminiIteren
totalt, at Observation-Disclosures
ltpiliomt bill uobringe 200 Wtiaioner
froner, 5. b. T.. ct Sperifuo af So
WiQioner 4roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Stprre Nebnagtning. =

Serlanoet8 6~ieIobpgber Ipccielt be.
Itenior ariItiansianb bar nc oaerc,
DC begpnbt Iebilogtning uf baabc
Storfp oQ Smaaip pao @rinb al
Den oaurlige Ssiapl. Set mceoeIes
laaIcoes at man manqeiteos bar
llagtct neo Saluparten al Den iamle.
DC ,ge'Gtning. Eaa @rlno al Nr.
beioSman9el bar oct p9ret unluIig
at 'faffe Den n~sopenoige Siplp til
Snobiergnina al Ssu, % oct bar
noerligere bibraaet til Scoermange.
len, Oa man | mango 6iclobpabcr tio.
ligere tog inc itorc W9ngoer Sop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
SO Miaipn Spmmerituffer. SSn

ben IisIen err iolt iaar ~uoiortcret
SCOTT Stoffer og 1,632,727
kStoffer er afleperet. Gfterflstnin-
hem / @ifselpen, Gismuno % Hinnu
fr ofilrttet. 9cboIbningen paa Sin-
zen 2rnIe uogisr mn omfriu9 1 DILL,
Stoffcr. Man bar opnaaet at fua
Pporbeibet iig en- oaben Renbe paa
slpens pci,Itre 9reb. Sra Setiunb
PGnier err iaIt iaar erpeoert 5,612,-
b67 Stoffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Gn "ipenIf SneS" / Eiterealen.

On TUtHN SHIU 7 LittruultH.
Gn bel Gel ipenife "aolore" (auI.
br9noercl er onfommet til 9ltua for
at brrube arll / ginter. Nogle Of
benz bar 5amilicn meo. Ser er for.
reiten Ioa mango SpenIfer no oper
9iterbalen M, at en- goot fam fro
fig beniat til en- ipenif Sp8o, fortraer
"Soore".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Gn o~iaebammerant Ium SphnSer

2eitnont / Moriiien Sboralf Schrs.
Der gtielIen bar giort Ell Spfinoclie,
ION ban nplig fit Gatent paa. Get
giGIber EN- Snoretuing for an6rin-
aeIie al 9iobaobe, iom gisr oct muIig
at fau bisie birtie og iiffert poa
Sanbet. Rt bar ban iolgt Tatentet
til S~fibsrbeber SIR. Sanepig for
100000 SIR. 9gitnant Scbrsoer
Rielien err electromagnetic og Son al
afoebe Selegrafbeitprer Rielien os
gienlepenbe Suitru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Samar fiober Giensummr.

mar aomnmne bor inofisbt Iorb
Sa9atuu ior 10000 ar., 3. arpe.
lens Ssosbps Sienbom, Rp Soea.
tun, Tor $4,000 SIR, iamt gnfers
grpingerS 5omtcr / Somar o. Sang
Tor $4,000 ar., alt plus SmfoItnin.
dCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
GiSefusiem araftanlra aunfurs

gftieieIifabet G~ibeiosiens araitan.
l9g, SttabnIen / @u6branosbalen,
bar operIeperet tit go I'll 4onfursbe-
banoling. SeIifabets aftiefapitaI
er paa 100000 SIR. Selifabet nar
itiftet 9naren 1916 til llobpgnina al
.Gibeios / Saoae. ,araftoulGgget blir
irroig | ben n9rmeite 6remtib, mer
,r llbbnaninsen paa 8runb al Ii,
oeris Seifoniimfturer bIit poIbiomt
icrbpret. Sslifabets 9iGlo or 90,
ranteret al attieielifabet GitIanbifG
S%tenerport. Der iom araitIeier Ell
meset intereSieret / uobpenineen oa
M er iorbereot paa al erbperpt
araitanIGseet. Sngen onben areoi,
tor oil iaaleoes Iioe Cab peb aonfur'
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

ClbfnuS. llnbcr &pSrin9Sarbcioc
/ en- Sfoelulto tpt peo &silanos Sir
fe blcp aplia iunbet en- 2crurne IN.
~bebolocnbc brPnotc Ben. llruen por
ganife pent iorarbeioet % bar belt
uifabt. Get Iioes, of Der / 9amle
Gage lfal haoe nuret en- &cgrapels
iesplobs, bpor Slnoet bIep Qiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Sfien faar life 8pfusiene.

! 2tc Sept. s SfienS 6ormanoifabs
|Hsbc iauor f~oreIaa Ser Ell Sfripelie
ira 8eneralbireftsr Hognpalb 9lof.
tao meS- MeboelelIe ON at ban fog
EiIbubet ON SoIg al 9sfosiene til
Efiens aommune tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
S%tiftsarfip / ariitiansiGnb? Sri,

tiunsionb, t3oc Sept. Statsraob
esplono erflprte i 6ormunbIfabets
Webe igoor at bile foreilan Rropoiis
ion fremfat ON @pgnine al Stifts.
krfip / ariitianSionb, forubiat at
Ifafiet Cont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
San for Ia Riaiun aruner.

SUH tut Ia WtIIItDH NrUTer.
8ieloal itaar MI / "Smalens" Segn,
ioet "Sftliingen" begpnber paa 9iel.
lanosbeien, fortGler "Stoponge-
rem. Ser er opimoo $4,000 Sauer.
Setter mon MI, at Souerne qien-
neminitlig er pGrb 20 ar. pr. eff.
re%prGienterer be Smaleiloffe, TOM
ifal goa oper gieaanosbeien, Ell Scr.
81 al bel ~ MiQion Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

Ganbets Siifoper er iuofalOt til
R%riItionio oen 6 Nopember for at
en- R9ffe aftiteae firfeIige
Epsrasmaol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

Speoe paa apaal. @aarbbruaer
Die arcanes, auoal, tilIaaeoe THOR
orIsgspis eft Sorbitpffe meb Speoe.
SorIsget foIbt beIoig no o9 iaor e9et
|on Ireulet, fortraer "Gagsp.". Nii
bar ban en- paffer SoeoeopIin9 pao
|Stour.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

Goblet iaa mango auiuber icm
Eli 9prerIfolen paa Somor
Der iaar melbt fig "a aptnocr
ba IL DfPno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Saatopipnct Ium ifisb gnttcn.

|Cronbbiem. 12te SEPT. SagtopIpnet
@pmarfen, iom peo en- 6ciltagelIe
fiso paa en- @i,t, ion benne blep rant
net / Siben, blep / Mebbomsretten
Soo ibsmt 100 aroners Mlllft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
SattcruS / Res paa &pmrrife el

hi 9i. ltstpeot iolgt til Gtrefter g.
IS. GcbioIoborg og 9irefter Sarrp
Bot. GienoommenS Nreul er ca.
E4O Taal SSnbmarf og ca. $50 Osoal
Sfoa. Sppotcftart $1,000 Sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
:, nrette SGnber. ltbenfor 2iitC

4 trcffe NrHper' llpVITUI ElIIet
onot man nplig ct SAB Stun tnoe'
|eholbenoe 600 2iter. llbeloigoiS
bar oct en- 8oootemplar, 'om fanot
ben foitcIige @are, % ban fltnoe 10
naen 8lGnc baoe al oct. Sabet bleb
ert til Sleffeiiorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Trnfnct / CIT grpno.

yriifncf I en- VrB1O. Gll llFD99ez
Tia lllpffe b9nbte paa Gonroen Col
ferub / @rile forlehen apclb. Trf.
|Yinu Saaen Iom Dor paa @aarben
fommen meo fine Ssifenbc ifuloe til
ersnben efter @ano. Sum falbt moi
bg man fonot bcnbe ienerc Iom Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Snbnooo apmmune fis6er Ireite.

IrenonI, t4be Sept. 9pb-
baaa SerreoSItpre bor enitemmig be-
%lltttct, at 9pbpaag Ercitegoaro, ION
|r en- af Serrcoets itsrltc Gienoom'
bte, erbperpes for Sommllnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
alauinlbrmS ! S~amaeiunS. Souor

iunb. 19oe Sept. goIitiet fit for en-
lib iioen Rms ON, of et itsrre garti
fIauiuIbeb9itet SaIt OF 10 berp9ren.
be SorretninssmRno bar folgt paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Mntuoelie ggeus Gloite

Fc @oorobritger / 6aabcrg, Setter
Eunbe, osbe iorleben, NOR 100 Iar
Iummel. San bar ontageli8 SAD
|ergs plbitc Subpaaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

Observation-Disclosures. Com Gems.
nano / Guie Serreo, SGterSoalcnS
Spoberi er al Imtmonocn | Ncoenes
'tififfet SSergen 8oltelano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Sra Uoree.
&promamosiurbnnSct bor q

6r. Gan0. mag. =. Y. Solnl'ar lonl
Eefretpr % 2eoer al 6%orbunoets
BirfIombe0.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10

Priced at 2Se the carton.
Ffth noor-F n
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
The Curtains You VIII
Hang at Your Win
dows This Summer.

Choose them for their intrinsic
quality, their artistic merit and
their appropriateness to the sur
roundings and furnishings.
Here in our stock will be found
the Curtains to comply with all
the points that you make the
fundamental basis of your choice.
Notwithstanding the good cnn-
dition our stock now presents we
would certainly consider il good
judgment to make choice as early
as conditions will allow.
Soft White Wolfe and Marqui-
settle Curtains, plain sI.7s> and
$a.oo pair.
yoile and Marquisette Cur
tains, trimmed with lace edge,
edge and insertion and medallion
designs, $a.oo, $500, $3.50 and up.
Soft White Wolfe Curtains with
narrow ruffle and Dutch valance,
SITS pair.
Scotch Madras Curtains, Sr.7s,
$a.co to $3.50 pair.
Beautiful Coiored Scotch Ma
dras Curtains. $3.50, $3.50 and up.
Stenciled Crash Curtains, $s.as
pair.
Fourth hcor-G q
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
washington MAN
tTELLS THE STORY
H. c. Howes, Is Fifteenth St.
S. E., Relates How Plant
Z Juice Benefited Him.

!, The rich mans aim In life, in many
Eases Is to obtain an appetite the poor
mans Is to satisfy the one he already
possesses. Both are to be pitied IL they
do not see the fulhllment Of their
desires. Unfortunately stomach trouble
with its accompanying symptoms-in-
digestion and dyspepsia-is not confined
= 10 one class. Too little food Is lust as
likely to cause indigestion as too much.
, Many aids to digestion have resulted in
This crying need OF them. The most meri-
corious and dependable Of these remedies
let found Is the new herbal stomach rem
4dy, Plant Juice, q purely herbal pre-
saration, which is rapidly becoming a
tousehold word from Coast to Coast. 1t
usually gives the most beneficial results
= OF any medicine ever placed on the mar
ket. for IL Is practically impossible to
take 1t into the human stomach without
results.
More and more local people are coming
to realize the truth Of this assertion.
stating In glowing terms what Plant juice
has accomplished.
Mr.. II. C. Howes, Of No Is Fifteenth
street southeast, who Is employed in a
large grocery establishment in this city,
and Ii well acquainted in Washington, re-
Gently gave the following: .
II have been troubled win my stomach
for the past four years: my food fer
mented and my stomach. was bloated
with gas: could only get a few hours
sleep at night and would wake up with
a sick headache In the worning: was
afraid to eat as would always suffer such
agony afterward; was extremely nervous
nd dizzy at times; my liver was affected
md ! had to take some laxative all the
time for my bowels. I tried everything
In the shape of medicine but never got
any real beneht until got bottle of
your Plant Juice and began to take IL. I
can now truthfully say, for the benefit
of others who suffer, that am able to
enjoy all Of my meals, sleep wen, and
feel refreshed and rested when wake
up IN the morning. Ny bowels are regu-
lar and am not nearly as nervous as I
was. I am feeling the best have in
years and am grateful for what Plant
Juice has done for me"
The Plant Juice Man Is at the Peoples
Drug Store, corner of Seventh and "E''
streets northwest. where he IL daily meet
ing the local public. and introducing and
explaining the merits Of this remedy.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
The Toun Crier

Rev. J. Francis Gregory, pastor OF
Peoples Congregational Church, will
address the Bethel Literary Society at
, The Metropolitan A. NJ. z. Church
! Shis evening on The Negro in the
Nations Crisis"
The Park View Cftizens' Association
win meet this evening at 1880 o'clock in
the assembly hall Of Park View School
Building. Rev. DR.. John Van Schaick,
jr., president OF the Board of Educa-
tion. will discuss Community Activ-
ities." and George F. Bowerman, Ii
brarian of the Public Library, will
speak on library conditions.
o. III. Benson, Of the Department of
Agriculture. will speak at the meeting
of the Sixteenth Street Citizens Asso-
citation at the residence of Robert E.
! Heater. 1917 Dogwood street north
. west, this evening at o'clock.
D st. Mary's Dramatic Society, Of Alex
! andria. will produce its nrst farce
Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall tonight
and tomorrow evening.
The Indiana Society Of Warrington
will hold a social meeting at the New
Ebbitt Hotel this evening at s o'clock.
Former residents of the Hoosier State
are invited.
Miss Henrietta szold, president Of the
Hadassah of New York. will speak at
the Y. w. H. A. 1880 Tenth street
northwest. this evening.
The report of the committee inyes-
tigating flogging in the National
Training School for Boys will be made
at a meeting of the Washington Cham
Der of Commerce this evening.
Gambling conditions I'm the District
of Columbia will be the Subject of a
meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce
committee on municipal legislation this
afternoon in the chamber rooms.
The Mt. Pleasant w. CT. U. will
hold its regular meeting at the home
of Miss Irene V. Banes. 3101 Thirteenth
street northwest, tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
samuel RIdout, q Bible teacher, will
give an address at 7:45 o'clock tonight
in the assembly hall, Fourteenth street
sHd Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Mr.. Ridout is the author of The Bible
the True University" How to Study
the Bible" From Genesis to Revela-
ton" and many other evangelical
publications.
The monthly meeting Of the WASH
iugton Married Delta Tau Delta Club
will be held at the chapter house to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Frances King Headlee, secretary
of the Washington State Minimum
Wage Commission, will be the speak
er at a tea to be given this after
HOcn from to o'clock, at the head
SGarters of the National American Wo-
San Suffrage Association, 1926 Rhode
island avenue.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
RICHARD OLNEY DEAD;
CLEVELAND'S PREMIER
Former Secretary Of States Dies After
Illness of About Month.

Special to ne washinstsu Herald.
Boston. April s-Riehard Olney, noted
publicist and secretary Of State under
Grover Cleveland, died suddenly at his
home In the Back Bay section, 1t be-
came known today. He Is an uncle OF
Representative Richard Olney, II. He
was s2 years old and graduate Of Brown
University.
Mr.. Olney had been III about q month
following an operation.
In spite OF olney's advanced age. 1t
was only within q year or two that he
had declined two very important appoint
ments rendered him by President Wilson
Ambassador to the Court Of 81. James
and the governorship Of the Federal Re-
serve Board He was q staunch sup
porter Of the Presidents policy through
out the European war. and In the re-
cent Presidential campaign lent valuable
support to Mr.. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
HERBERT T. WEEKS DIES.

J. Herbert T. Weeks, a former resident
-of the District. died last Saturday in
Boulder, Colo. according to word re-
.ceived here yesterday. Up until year
ago when he went to Colorado for his
health. Mr.. Weeks was employed at the
-'7Eirth-Stirling steel plant. His body will
, } brought to Laytonsville. Nd, his
Trthplaee, for interment.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
Linen Table Cloths
and Napkins at Very
Special Prices

Choicest quality Linens that
we secured and have marked
considerably under the prices
prevailing at tins time.
New and handsome patterns;
beautiful. lustrous finish.
$50 dozen zz-ineh Damask
Napkins, $50 dozen
100 7zx72-inch Round Dou-
Bile Damask Table Cloths
$500 each.
100 ooxoo-inch Round Dou-
bic Damask Table Cloths
$3.50 each.
Second no0-Elsrenth q.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
The Entire Suite Is Hand-rubbed and Finished .Dih
| Very Pronounced Permanent Luster

Buffet with French plate mirror, long
drawer and 2 silver drawers, dust-proof
dove-tail construction, finished 50 they win
not bind, $65.
Serving Table. one drawer, $3.50.
The S Side Chairs and Armchair have
cane back and blue and white tapestry seat.
Side Chairs $ll.oo each; Armchair, $500.
These may also be secured with Spanish
leather seat.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
Free Instructions In
Lamp Shade Making
CUphoIstery Depsrtnent.)

Uphoistery DepsrtmentD
Plain and Fancy Silks in an
eolors; the latter in many ar
tistic designs Chinese and
japanese effects. Crepe and
Gauze Silks. and Six. Chenille
and Metal Fnnses for trim
ming. together with a wide
range of Metal Braids. Gallons
and Edges in antique. gold and
silver finishes. Separate Tas-
sci Cords and Medallions.
Wire Frames in all shapes.
Instructions given by a most
competent designer original
designs made for you.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10

The dainty beading and the floral sprays
which form the ornamentation, together
with the fluted legs lmpart q classical air
Of elegance and the utmost refinement, which
in no way influenees~ its simplicity. :.
China Cabinet is very effective IN its
height Of stand from the floor; the fret work
on the door j. distinctive, $50.
Dining Table, 54-ineh size, extension,
SIS.
sixth hoor-a =
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
Wdman Sectional Bookcases
Used by Modern Homes and Offices
to Keep Their Books Properly.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-29
DIVES TO DEATH FROM
DIZZY CLIFF AT SAPINERO
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rocks by the river, wet and cold and
hardly conscious but holding the nm
conscious man out Of the water with
the little strength that was left her.
The little boy, Clyde, was nearby, his
face and head cut and scratched bad
ly, but able to talk . little. Cline u Z
very large man and il took hard word
to pull him out Of the water. Hun.
man sent Hanson with Lila ObergfelI
to Sapinero to get help. In the
meantime he groped about in the dark,
picking mp pieces Of timber and ties
to start fire. He got . good fire 60
ing and dried their coats, throwing
them over the injured man and girl,
to keep them from, getting too chilled
before the expected help arrived. e
lone Obergfell had completely col
lapsed after the excitement, and II
was found that her back was injured.
Help soon came from Sapinero, but It
vas impossible to carry the heavy
man up the steep embanlment 70 the
wagon roed, 70 that finally O hand
car was sent for, and Cline, still IN
conscious. was taken on . cot 70 the
station.
A call was .sent n to Gunnihon q
400 \ n. NJ Dr.. F. p. Hanaen and
Bryan Eastman drove down q Sap-
inero, making IL trip In an hour and
twenty-five Ininntss- The injured peo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-29
POPULAR YOUNG FOLKS
wEDDED MONDAY

The marriage Of Mis- Eva Zoellner
b Alonso Miller occurred at ST. Pet
er's Catholic church at eight-thifty
o'clock Monday morning, June rs;
Rev. VIM. Kipp officiating. Ths we'd
ding was = total surprise to everyone
except the immediate family and very
close friends, 70 that It was very
quiet and unostentatious. The bride
wore : beautiful tailored model suit
Of blue ta@eta which with the white
hat. shoes and gloves she wore, made
. charming ensemble. Miss Hazel
Hewitt and Willette Estes stood up
with them; and the parents and rela-
tives were the only others present.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly married couple left to spend
q week ct Waunita Springs.
The bride il the attractive daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Zoellner.
former residents Of Gunnison, who now
live ct PitlIin. Mr.. Zoellner is station
agent there. Miss ZoelIner u . gradu-
ate " the Gunnison County High
Schesl ard Tia Colorado State Normal
Sehool. ~, m exceedingly bright, low
able eiri, and very capahle, and : lead
er aznonG her many friends.
~ lsnnie~ = H. son of Mr.. md Mrs.
Jed 1llIIer. : splendid young fellow.
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