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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
State Normal School
Opens September "a
Capital Journal Special service)

Capital Journal Special Service)
Monmouth, Or, Sept. 1S.-Everything
is being put in shape at the Normal
for the opening Of school on Monday,
Sept, Gath. John Scott, the cad %janitor
has his force of helpers at work clean
ing up the grounds and renovating the
buildings. The new chapel will not be
finished for some time after school
opens, but arrangements have been made
to use the gymnasium for chapel exer-
cises and assembly purposes, until the
new addition is finished.
The two new members of the faculty
who were engaged for the coming year
have resigned and their places already
been filled. Prof Robrts who was to
have filled the vacancy left by Prof.
Eavendon and Miss Winfrey who was
to have charge of the Mountain View
rural unit, both resigned and have ac-
cepted positions elsewhere. Prof. A. T.
Ide, a graduate of the University of
Washington will fill Prof. Eavendon IS
place and Miss Nellie G. Thrill, a grad
uate of the Winona, Minnesota Normal
will have charge of the work at Noun
tain View.
Arrangements have been made for the
grange or community booth at the coun-
ty fair. Although no previous prepar-
atoms have been made, as it was not
thought advisable to make an exhibi
this year, it is now thought that a very
good showing will be made.
The girls canning team met Saturday
for practice work at the home of Beth
Ostrom. They will demonstrate at the
county fair in competition with two
ether teams from the north end of the
county.
Clark Hembree, we'll known breeder
of Jersey cattle, has again come off
victorious at the California State Fair,
A telegram received from him Friday
states that he cleaned up everything
worth while in his line. Mr.. Hembree
will return with his herd in time to ex-
hibit at the State Fair at Salem.
Most of the hop yards in the vicinity
of Independence have finished picking
and families from this vicinity who
have been helping in the work are re-
turning to their various homes. Hops
have been a light crop so none of the
pickers have made as much as usual.
Miss Gladys Evans has gone to
Louisville for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. W. C. Williams.
Several Monmouth citizens attended
the highway meeting at Dallas Tues
day.
Miss Helen Cowgirl, assistant state
club leader end Mr.. Floyd D. Moore,
school supervisor of Polk county were
in this vicinity Saturday afternoon in
the interest of the Industrial club work.
They were pleasant callers at Sunshine
Farm.
According to records kept by the man
agement Of the Monmouth and Indepen-
denee Railway. company, the operating
expenses for the year ending Dec. 1916
exceeded the receipts by over $500,
showing that the Hirschberg line is
hardly a financial success. Well we are
glad to know that there is at least one
philanthropist among us.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
HUBBARD BUILDING
MAY GET STAIRWAY
City Council Will Consider 1t
at Next Meeting---LawyerS'
Guns Spiked

After being buffeted from pillar to
post and back again by tho Salem
council in regard to his petition for
permission to construct a stairway i'll
to the basement of the Hubbard build
ing, which is insisted on by the city
health officer on account of v~entila-
ton, the council last night voted to
consider plans for the stairway at the
next meeting, which will be next Mon
day night. That much was secured in
the face of an adverse report brought
in last night. However, Councilman
Ward and Nelson took up the cudgels
in defense of the petitioner and Sc
cured enough votes to defeat the ad-
verse report.
1t was pointed out to the council
that the tenants in he Hubbard build
ing basement have threatened to move
out unless a stairway is built Council
man Ward pointed out also that prae.
ticallv all the large buildings in the
city have such outside which
are used as much for ventilation as
convenience.
Official Promises
On statement of Councilman Unruh
that promises have been made by city
officers regarding licenses, which
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
Senator Visits Butte.

Butte, Mont, Sept. ls.-Senatof
Thomas Walsh arrived here today ia
investigate Butte's labor troubles and
to try to reach a settlement.
Labor leaders today asked the com
mander of the guardsmen stationed here
for protection, claiming that a move
ment has been organized to depOrt them
as was done at Bisbee, Ariz, City and
county authorities ridicule this report
cd deportation plot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
Goes TO Visit Army.

Petrograd, Sept. l8.-Premier Keren-
sky accompanied by General VerkhOv-
sky, assistant to Chief of Staff Alexieff
and Admiral Verderevsky, minister of
marine, have left for main army head
quarters, it wasannomccd today.
The premier desires personally to see
tie loyal troops and ascertain at first
hand some of the causes of the Korni-
loft rebellion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

Allusion to "Frankenstein" is fire.
q~uently encountered in these days.
Frankenstcin being understood to be
German military autocraey. But not yet
is the simile good. Back of Franken-
stein was the misguided wretch who has
made this monster, all of whose des-
Effectiveness was directed toward his
creator. As q real Frankenstein, this
particular autocracy has scarcely begun
70 nua1ifv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
Want Sailors Released.

London, Sept. l8.-The Petrograd
council of wohrkmen and soldiers has
issued formal appeal to soldiers and
civilians to refrain from institution of
lynch law, according to dispatches to-
day to the Evening News.
The Kronstadt council organization,
it was reported, had demanded liberia
ton without trials of the sailors arrest
ed at hat fortress following the unsuc-
cessful revolt there in July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
Situation at Anaconda.

Butte, Mont, Sept. 1s.-The strike
which since June 10 has crippled cop
per production here is still in force,
no nearer a solution now than a month
or two ago, strike leaders said here
today.
The announcement of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company yesterday that
the Anaconda and Great Falls shelters
had reopened and that local mines were
running with one shift each is false,
they added.
Mining companies said today that the
situation was developing satisfactorily
to them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

manifest in whether the investigating
commission would recommend a civil
trial or a military court-martial for
Korniloff. Premier Kerensky's procla-
nation specifically branding Korniloff
as a traitor, it was recalled, ordered that
he and his a%ccomplices be delivered to
"civil tribunals of justice"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
strike al Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 12S.-One thou
sand employees of the furnace depart,
ment of the Jones and Laughln Steel
company walked out today, badly Grip
Ring the big Second Avenue plant.
Officials said that the men presented
no grievances. ,
1t was believed that they had a dual
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

turbance having been reported to 10 a.
m.
Reports that the Triggers and steve
doris union was considering a sympathet-
ic strike were denied by union officials
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

Major Lopez flies with II passen-
gers, eight hours, $50 miles. And much
less than 10 years ago all news edit
ors "held open until the last min
ute, whenever there was an aviation
meet. 1t was only a question of
aviator, how Iar he Tell and how
dead he was when he was picked up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

rejected and the eounen viii purchase
and install independently.
Other minor business was transacted
and the council adjourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18

purpose in striking-to give them time
to form a protective organization and
as n protest against the temporary lay
off of 1870 men by the company on Sat
urday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-18
:EH SOCIETYfk1
By LIMB

MR.. AND MRS. "MACKh HOFER
IVN have had as their guest for a
AVA few days Louis Tinentel of San
Francisco, who lett for his home today
Tinentel is an old friend of the Ho-
fers, and is en- route south after a So
journ in New York.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01
@crfiismascn bes &rlesiefretars.


@aibington, 80. Sob. Sen
Jog. .Sladcr Gommiiiions", onrd)
ipcl6e Mdnner i'm 0ienltpflidtigen Ilz
ter oen, ,Srontbienit 5ll> entgcbcn nno
Sffi5ierltcllcn in inaftipcn 3tpcigcn
Des 9eercs 5lt befomnen iuben. lit
burb 5lpei gcrfii9unscn Scfrctdr 8az
fers, tpcl6e am 9onnerstag in 8a1bz
ington crlallcn lpurocn ein @icgcl
borgel6o6en iuorben. Sic 6cla9cn: err
ltens, bab fcine Mdnner i'm bienItz
pflidtigcn Sitter luldc @onlnli1lionen
erbalten. es lei Dcnn, cs miro flar erz
ipiclen, bab 1ie fir biclen reip. Spe5iz
albicnlt bclier gccignct ais 3ibilperz
lonen, ipcldc iiber bas 9icnitalter binz
aus iinb llnb bafiir geiponnen iucrbcn
fDnnen; ltno 5iucitcns, baB feinSicnltz
5ipeig bes 6eeres, ipelhcr in geeignez
ter @eilc bon 3ioilpcriunen pcricbcn
lpcrDen fam. auf cine militdrildc
@rlmbla9c geltellt iperben nurf, in0em
Witglicber bcs @ccrcs 5ur @calfli9tiz
gung scr Nrbeit abfommanoirt ipcrz
Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01
9ieucr Iraiibeut bes 3. q. y. g..

Gbicago, ST., 20. Sob. Si
ggefutipc bcs Geutl6amcrifanilhel
Nationolbunbcs fat in elmer am Son:
nerstag 5ulammen nit Sen Hrdiiben:
ten Der Staatsperbdnbc i1n vHotber
Stern" abscbaltenen sibung Die Nc:
iignatiou Beg Erdiibenten Sr. s. S
@egamcr sangenunmcn unb 9errn ga:
flor g. q. 8ou 8ollc. 8ilmin9ton
Sci, 5u icinem Na9folger crfuren
9r. &egomcr ipurbc gum @9renprdii=
oenten ertpdDlt. Ser bon bcn staatcl
Sllinois. MiIpuri, Mdigan II. I. IN
geltellte slntrag, in allerndblter 8eit
lpcnn mDglicb, ldon i'm Sauuar nad.
ltcn sSabrcs, eincn giationnltunpent a6=
5ubalten. ipuroe 1i6t 9utgcbeiBen
Wfnn bel6lob pieln1cbr. Bic slngele9cns
beit Sen pcrl6iebenen Staatsbcrbdnz
sen 5ur gntldeibung 5u ii6erlailen
9icles bcbelltet ipabrl6einliG, DAT
rbis auf ipeiteres. bas beiBt, biz sul
9eenbigung bes aricgcs, tein &onbcn1
tattftnbcn iuirb.
9ie nelle Qiitc Ser @i5c Erdlibcnz
ten loutct irie folgt: 4. Soiepb Seller
snbiana; 2. Sobn Sjarts, Wnrplan0
3. sobn Sdipab, Sbio; 4. Sobn Gerz
mann, CALIFORNIA; 5. 81. s. g. 9umz
mad, Oregon; 6. Sr. g., 8eins6erg,
Whnpuri; z. Sr. 8itcl, 9icip Dort;
s. Sans Senl1t9, Solltb Sufota.
&artenperseidniF pon feinblihcu Mns=
liinbcrm.
g c tp 9 . / t. 20. 9fop. Gin Gartcnz
per5eiGnib ioa bon ldmmtliben Iusz
ldnbern angclc9t ipcroen, Inn lie leid)z
ter ibentifi5iren uuo iibcrlpa6en gu
fDnncn.
3lpefs 6critellung oicic5 @er5ei6z
nilles lpllen 8unbcs< 1lrb 1tdbtil6e
9eamtc cine sufnobme bon 9aus
5u 6aus nmbcn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioll cutlaiicn
tucrOctt.
G9arlo ttcsbille, Sn., 20.
Nop. erdIipent goipin alderman bon
Der llniperNtdt bon Gir9inia bat I'M
Die gntlqil,u,g bon Srof. 2eonihas 9t.
Wbipple ssbegen angeblihcr illupaler
NeuBerungen na6gciudt, intem er crz
flartc, oab er bltrd bic lpo1liiberlcgte
Abiidt @bipples, cine lpeit rei6enbe
Eropneanba fir bicGcrbrcitltns ber in
leincn Heocn beflnDcten @efiible 5ll
betrci6en, gu bielem Shritt peranlubt
tpprDen Jet.
8bipple ioa gclagt babcn, oabAmcz
rita fit sic 9emofrotie feline Cider
belt biete llnb baB er lieber 8elo fir
ocn aan,pagnefono fit Sic 8abl BON
Morris piaqllit als io5ialiitii6cm
@apor bon 9aeiu 0orf ge5eihnet bdtte
ais fir QibertD Bombs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
December /, 1917, as required by
Act of October s, 1917.
9lus &mElanb.
9Sctrpgrab. 81. 9toDp. @cnc>
raj @cnri 8ertbelut, Gbef Der frat15DItz
lbcn Militdrn,iiiip,l III Nltmdnien. fat
bon Saiip aus utter Dem 25. Nopcnz
bcr @eneralleutrant Sto5crbatIbcp.
aommanbcur ser rltliiiden Sruppen III
9lllninicn, lpic pas gplldcirifisGrgall
sSslpeltiu utittbeilt, bonn Gmpiang elmer
9epeIde bonn &ricgsmiriiterilm in
Yaris 0ittbeillns 9cmacbt. in lpclder
bariiber eeipro6en miro, oaB teine n,tz
litdrilhen Snformatipnen bonn rl1llt=
lden @eneralltab, ba9e9en Gtl15elbet=
ten iibcr bic Bnffcnitillltonosunterz
banblungen cingetroffcn lcicn.
.S6 bin beauftragt iuurben", 10 ere
fldrt General 8ertbelpt, "oem milttd>
riidcn Sberfonamanbo mit5utbetlen,
bab Srantreid sic yRa6tbefugnib Der
9iational &onntiiiarc nidt arerz
fcnnt, bielme1r ouf ben EGtrtutiSnlls
Deg r,,liiiden Sberfon,manbos felt
pcrtralt ,lnb eripartet. baB oaslelbe
ni9t in berbrederiidc ltnterbonoluns
gen eintreten, pielmebr bafiir iorgct'
iuerbe. oab bie ruiliidc Irmec beua ges
meinianen Seinb seseniibertritt."
2onbpn. 80. gtop. Cine appcns
bagcncr 9epcidc an sic ggdangc Scs
legrapb 60. III 2pnbpn rneloet, DC
idiuebilde GcianotIdaft III Eetrpgra>
babe iid auf griuben 2eon Srpetps
bereit erfldrt. ols Sermittler stpiide,'
81iblanb ,lnb Gcl,tldlarb 6l fungiren
nnb babe bcreits einc giote an bas
Iusipdrtiae Mnt in Berlin 9eididt. III
Incident @affcnitillitanosz rmo Srie:
Observation-Disclosures an9etrasen per:
Sen.
.Iertreter bes bon Ser 9olideipifis
re9ierllng crnanntcn Shcrfomntan:
bicrenbcn ArpIcntp bnbcn an Del
Sront Scr fiinften Irmee sic SeutIher
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01
Mm8 oc,,, MmslanDc.

2inicu iiberidritten, llm &erbunbllnz
gen nit Ben 9cutld}en 81 be9inncn, sic
eem 4ommanbcur Ser NorSarnce bns
Nnlt beg 8epollmdd)ti9tcn iibertra9el1
bdben. Seihc 9nttpprt lpar ouf umtliz
dem bclltld)cn @csierltngspapier 9ez
i9rieben."
Rcip Dorf. 20. glob. aabelbcpez
idcn, tueldc am Sonnerstag in Ncir
Dprf biniidtlid ser ruililhcn Sitltatiz
on cintrafen, cntbalten nidts bc5iiglid
Ser lcttc gladlt aus Tetrograb bel Der
2onbon Sailp Nlail cinsctroffenen9es
peIdJe, ipcld)c bon, ausbrub ncuer I'M
ruben in Yetrograb lprad. in benen
mcbrerc Ycrlonen bcripltnnct tpprber
lein ipuen. Gs lit nid,t a1sacidlolicn
baB sic Scpelde Ser SuilD N6ail cine
bcrlpdtete 2esart Scr grcigniHc lit
ipelbc ser 8nli9eipifi grbcbung 30,
brci 8oden folgte. Stingerc 3eit mad
Sieier grbcbung mar oie telesrapbii6t
Gcrbinbung nit 8llBlanb untcrbroz
den, unb 9cpelden. lpeldcs sbnn Ectroz
|9raoerm 8eridteritattern arfgcgcbcr
lpltrben. erliticn bcocutcnbe Ser3D9cs
rllngen.
Yctrosrao, 80. 9iop. giidoloi
Senine brobte berte 0ffentIid. 9iuBs
lanos Standardization l,no Sdulhcr
onberen Nationcu seeeniiber fir mil
llnb ntbtig 81 erflircn. ipcnn bieit
Nationcn lid nidt auf cinen aIlgcmci:
ncn 8uffenitillitano allcr 8riegfiib:
reuben einlaiieu.
Grbilt ein Grab lit afrtfa.
Spnbpn, 80. Slop. Sic 2cide pur
Cir 2canbcr Storr San1eion, bcs &c:
noIien opn Cecil 9ibobes. Ser in Con:
bnn geitnrhen lit, iuiro sur 8cerbiglln!
nad 9ulutpapa. 8ritild} Siibafrifa
gcIanbt. Sic tpirb nebcn bem Grab,
bon Cecil Hbobes beiscleet.
Sic a,ttcn &nridbe 'bribt MI,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01

Der 9rieg.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
December /, 1917, as required by
Act of October s, 1917.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav.
export, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01
Sins bful Mnslanoe.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
December |, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
ScitcrrcidJ llnsarn fir Tricocns=
pcrbanolmngcn.
slm it CT s a III, 80. g|pp. 2nut
8ieucr Mclbungen ianbte bic 0lterr.z
llngar. Gcsicrllns auf Sic rullii6cn
YprIdligc gcitcrn folgcnbc antlport:
Sic bon Scr ruliil6cn Nc9icrllng
.gcnannten fii6renoen @rllnoldbc fir
@crbanblungen ii6cr cinen @affcnz
itillitono uno einen SrieOcn5bertrag.
alf ipclbe Die rullil6e Gcglerllng &C.
gcnporldldge eripartet, bilOen nad
Il,liht Der Dltcrr.zllnaar. 9acaicrllng
cine geeignete @rln1blage fiir Den Be-
9inn Der &crbanolungcn. Sic 6ltcrr.
ungar. Mesicruns erfldrt bcsbalb, oob
Tie bereit lit, IN Sic bon Der rltiitl6cn
Megierllug brrgc1hlagcnen llnterbnnoz
lllnaen iibcr cincn lofortigen 8affenz
ltillfnnb rno einen olIgemeiucn Srie>
bcn ein5utreten. acs. ~G5crnin, @tis
niltcr bes guslpdrtigen."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
December l, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
sdiffsperluitc.
Saris, 20. siop. 9rei iral,50iilc9e
9ampfld)ifie bon iibcr 1000 Spnncn
nno Gins bon 1lnter biclcm Spnncngcz
balt iinb in ser NIT bem 25. 9opembcr
81 gnoe sc9angencn s8pbc Dnrd
Sau1bpotc nbcr Minen pcrlenft lporz
Sen. Gin Silderboot sing perlorcn.
Grei 9a,npfer ipurbcu erfolglos anscz
9riffcn.
81 . III, 20. gipb. sl,ntli6 ipurbc 9cz
ltern bcfpnnt gcmabt, bab bic italieniz
ldcn Sdiffspcrll,itc infolgc bunSpudz
bpptangriffen IN Ser NIT Dem 25. 9loz
pen1ber 5u gnbc gegangcncn ISOLDE Gin
Sampler BON ilber 160OSpnncn, cincr
bon utter bielcnl Sonncngebalt llno
Gin fleincs Sc9clldiff lparcn.
9entider. i3erit6rer pcrienft.
9rnoon, 80. 9iop. Gin bcutidcr
Sprpebpbopt5crltDrcr, CUR Slottillc bon
3eebrii9sc acb0rig, lief bel @clt &az
pclle, 9pllnnb, nltf cine Minc lt1o lanf,
mic. cine 0cpcld)c on sic gy6augc Sc
lc9rapb Company ans slmltcrban, mclz
set. gilr 5lpci 2el,te ocrSciasung purz
Ben gercttct.
Gnmamiihcs &ctrolemn,.
S(m ltcrbam, Is. Nop. (9ricfz
nadritt.) Cine Sclr0brcnleitlln9 bon
$50 Mcilcn 2dnge loll. ipis ein ocutz
ldcS 9lltt1n,obil Sollrnal bcriftet.
slpilden Hloeitt in 8llmdnien rno
Ooerberg an Der Diterreidild beutz
l6cn @rensc gcleat lperbcn. sic loll
Gctrplcum brett bon Sen rl,mdniidcn
Sclbrllnnct-. pllrd Die gauge Srctfe
Ser Dlterrci6iid) llngariidcn 0ioz
nar6ic big au bie Shiuelle Der Snz
bultrie 9csirfc ppa Scutid Sdlciicn
bringei1.
G,esenipdrtig erbDbcn bie9abnfradtz
eebiibren bcn Erets BEG Gels ppr1
900 Morf fiir 5ebn Sonnen an Dem
8runnen aui breitauieno Niart an Der
bel1tihcn 8rense. Salrd Sic geplante
GDbrenleitung iullen hieSefDrbcrungse
foltcn fiir Sic er,pabntc 0}crse aui
fiiufsie Yaart 'berdbgebradt iperben.
Sic Soften fir Sen @au ser Robz
renlcitltna fins auf fiinfsebu Millios
luen Marf peranldla9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-01

;solgen eines S6dbelbruds. Sen ct lid
am Iittipod Mbeno bcim Souittamp'
nit Gtto @en5el bon Hittsburgb ourd
sluii9logen nit oem aopf alli Ser
Boben 5uge3o9en bate. @en5el tuiri
bon Der Eoli3ei in @eipobrlam sebal:
ten.
acine eonutassbesrabuiRc.
Gbicaso, ST., 20. Sob. Nad
bcm l.. Sonuar iperben in Chicago
ST., an Spni,ta9en feinc ge9rdbniile
gebdltcn lperben. Sic Mitslieber Der
Muto 2iperp Gbauffeurs Union llnt
sic 8crcinieun9en Ser Nei6enbeitatte,
lno Staubciiber babelr, cine bobins
gebenbe @eiolution angenuirmen. Sic
autiter a8itiren felt piefene Monaten
bnfiir, bab am Sonnta9 feline 8egrdb=
niile mebr ltattfinocn iollen.
Cine nctte Banbc.
Gbicago. 80. Nop. 8 autIder
Ser Noan,s ggpreB 50. lpuroen bcute
unter ser 8ei6utbiguns berbaftet,
0iebltGble I'M @elnm,ntbetragc bon
$4,000 ausgcfiibrt 81 boben. gincr
Der gerbafteten loq einseitonocn unb
anse9cbeu baben, ipie einc 9anbe ipz
ite,r,atii6 Sic 0eleuidaft beitoblrn bat.
Sir Sdser.
8pitpn, 20. Noob. Sem bieiigen
Sagbfcberipilb oro1t @efobr bon Sen in
GROCER @en9e aus ben norbi1den2dnz
bern 5ugeflo9enen golbaIufs, tpie Die
itaatli6cn Sil6cretz uno Sagofommiiz
fare betannt MAIDEN.
Sbon einn,al. Dor eli Snbrer. fa>
men ste 5iibnerbabihte nod Siioen,
81 tic in ibrer 6eimatb nidt 9enii9erb
@aien nnO ionitiges Aleiniuil0 finoen
fonnten, unb bcr5ebrte1 uniere Balbz
biibner uno oersleiden in 9roberMenS
&c. Sic Sdser ipcrben bober gut tbun,
1ic ub5uldicBcn. l1nslei6 ser anbern
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len, lenbern=in serabersGinic.
Gnblih Resen in seras.
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lidcr Counties in 5cras ipl,rbe porisc
Naht ourd ben crlten nennensipcrtben
Ncgenfau leit lebtem alai tpcntsitens
tbcilpeiie beboben, nad} beutc bier einz
9etroffenen 8eridten. S,1 pieleu @ez
gcnoen mar oies Ser erlte 8e9en in
16 Monaten.
Sic n0rSli6en ,lno oitlid6cn Gegenz
bcn erfreuten iib cbcnfulls eiucs ltarz
fen 3egcns.
S1,folgc bcs @cscn5 ipirb sic Musz
laat bes @intertpei5ens crm0eli6t.
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Ser NauIc hort inuncr, ipeun Sic
Gelcaeubcit on sic Sbiire ieiucs Nahz
bars anflppft.
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Mms BEN synlattoe.
sd)6belbrud, perlief tDbtlidj.

GlcbeIanb, g., 80. Nop. ~gl
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pier ser Mittelgelpihtsflalle BON
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am Nittipod slbeno bcim Salittampf
nit Gtto 8en5el bon Eitts6urgb 6urd
Muil9lagen nit bem aopf auf Ben
Boben 5uge5o9en bate. @en5el tpirb
bon Der Foli3ei in @eipobrlam sebals
TON
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scr Shipd6ling llnS Der
Starte.
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Bunoestauptfaot.

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postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
December l, 1917, as required by
Act Of October s. 1917.
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9emtider. 3erit6rer pcrienft.

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Sorpebobopt5critDrcr, CUR Slottillc por,
3eebrii9gc aeb0rig, lief bel @clt &az
pelle. Spollanb. nllf cine Minc lmo lonf,
mic cine 9epcldc an Sic gy6angc Sc
legrapb Company ans Imltcrban, nell
bct. g'ur 5luci 2cl,tc ocr8ciasung murz
Sen nercttct.
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fsiirs Motbe arens.
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