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5Oc.; Eicffer. aor6, % Soc; Coma
ten gelbe, "a &orb, 9Oc. $t00; ans
Der glGbe, 9s 2orb, co. 65c; 8u-
icbcl, $1.60-1.75; @oHcrmeloneu,
6unoert, ic uoh 0'roBc, $500
1900.
&Glber.- Gboicc, Efo., t515cv
ibwere, fcttc adIbcr, 14-15c.;
ihmere, fctte aGlbcr, Stiid, $2400
$500; idpcrc, rollbc, Stiid, $14
1890; fIcine, ma9ere, Stiid, $S
1000.
2dmmer nno 2 6ofe. -
Choice, icttc S6oie, 9io, 6Ia Sc;
quite, 31z-5c.; rou6c, Stiid, $3.50
400; olte 9ode, @foy &c; 6rii6.
16c.; CUTE bis mittIcren FiuuO, ID
15c.
9 dwciuc. Serfcl. ie nod
BroBc, Stiid, $3.00-4.50; SbootS.
jc uocb @r0Be, Stiid, $500 $50.
&in6bieb- Sunac fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 YfnuO @elpiht,
YfO., 9-912c.; S6ien, g
@f6., 9-91ac.; Stiere unter 1000
@fo. @eipi6t, 8fO.. Sc; 0dien
&fo., Sc; 8uuen, 8fov &c;
aroBe ilmge aii6e, @iuno, &c; /;
maoere, 4-5c.; Siibe nit aoI6,
$40.00-600O; mosere, @iunO, 81
31ac.
6ii6e g(uferm 2rebie
II. CLANS. E 8rttcrfiidbe, SAB,
$15-tS; aarpfcn, @to. 6-10c.; (;
Grocus, Sab, $15-1S; 6lunoern
EfO.. 6-Sc.; &rout, eroBc, eraue,
Sob, $3.50; Solmon Trout, @iOy
49, -2Oc.; 9lod, @hmo, 20-25c.;
@on 8fO. 15-lSc.; ipeiBer EerA,
groBe, 8funo, ~ -t5c.; mittlere. g.
&c.; eclber @erd, sroBc. 3d. 12-
15c.; mittlere, 6-Sc.: WiafrclelL
@i0., $780,. Honlpanoes, Bfo.,
25- -3Oc.; Soilors, groBe, @funo,
15-1Sc.; mittlere, 6-Sc.; Gotfiib,
Gfo.. 4-6c.; Sedte, Hfo, t5-tSc.; +;
aale, &fo., s-i0c.; CLANS, brnoeri,
Co. Soc; bortlbaliee 9rebic, Sob,
$1.5O-2.25; Weidi@olige, Dubcno,
25-65c.
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81 QlnibeiIe Souiion Oil bio. SO
% qnbciIc Mli Vcrnon Wdlls pio. 81
gmibcile 9oribern sent yiD .... s0gA
glnbcilc yloriD Gent 9iu ........ so
$1,000 Walo Sp ~ Il 0bcS 4iaer,.... %
1000 0oul @olper Roicn Ger. ........ 9sh
1000 Gos0cn Oil mo @ns Ger gl.. s9M
5000 ga mo gtla Con 5er.......... 9olA
10000 2iberib 2oan 3l5er r,............i0 400
1000 MlaruIano 4er 1928. s............ 90
1000 Spdrrop8 Boini er........... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

ibres So6nes. &orrv Softer, Der
Senfer oeS 9hhomobiIS, mliroe BON
cIlcr ShuIo I'M eSnqucit ii Scr moro
oitIi@cu YoIi5eiltotiou ircigcipro4en.
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0ic Wlntter lucih 6 nOdl nidlI.

@eitern g}nAnlittog pur0e Der A
Sabre aIte @iIbur &nouii, Der Sobn
ron 6rou MorD anouif BON gtr.
938, Observation-Disclosures, BON Der @o5-
nirng ieiner @roBeltern Srn. @. @.
anouii mo SraL 9lr. 433, Nlt 90.
Ctr, aif Dem Baltimore 6rico6ofe
5ur lebten 9iil6e 0ebettet. Die Be
croigrn8 ieines getters G0woro Bar
lep iono bonn Souie elmer Eoute, 9tr.
105, 9toro-|opplctonitroBc, aus itatt.
Iie bei0en &nobcn fonOen loren Dor
5eitigen 300 inter ocn 9iGocrn eineS
SoitaltomobilS. 6roi Mar0 &nauif
oob am 0icnitag elmer Sobter I'M
SSo6nS Nopfins-@oWitol ooS Se6cn.
sic weib nod uidts BON Dem Sooc
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I'm Die llrTa6e bes llebels feif5u=
ltellen, 1T cine llnterIu9ung BON Iads
DerItdnoiger Seite Dor glllem n0tig.
@s gibt ieoo9 AUDI eiu5eIne SGlle, no
bos S9ieleu I9le9ter @epobnbeit
entIpringt, buuptId9Iic9 BEL uerO0Ien
&inoern. 9a lit es nOtig, I9on in Der
Miege Ooraubeugeu. @obalb Der
SdugIine i'm oritten ooer Oierten
Monat aufdngt, bic 8eipegungen Ieiner
llmgebung 5u beoba9ten unb lie nit
Dem guge berfOlgt, Dermeibe man, Ib
oben an oas 8ett9en au ltellen; iibt
oOer itebt man lGnaere 3sit in Der
Ndbe bes Sinbes, 70 Tei es gu Den
6iibsn besfelben. 6ierbur9 piro be-
iptrtt, OoB bes &inbes Bid in gerober
Rt4tung Oen @esenitauO Ieiner @uFs
msrtIamteit bsrfolgt. 2lub Dem
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bas gluee in poKenoer @ntfernung
bon Der 9lrbeit Ieiu, etipa Is 3o[l bon
bieIer entfernt. Sebr oft iinb Rinbcr
erit auf Der S9ulbunt turofAtig ges
porbsn, uuO ba S9ielen eiitens
SanO in Sano nit Der &ur3f9tigteit
gebt. bat man IeBterer bei einem Idies
len0cn RtnO ebenFuLls entgegenouars
beiten. @ei I9ieIenben &noben 1T
aud bic RurrentI9rift I9Gbli9,
iDeIcbe nur bel I9rdgsr Ssftlage i'm
Wintel bon 4O-50 Grao peniqer
no9teiIig fir bas 9luge miro. 2lu9
bos Qlrbeiten na9 Rreuafti9muitern
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Shreiben, Bel Der Gage oes 6eftes
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NnItimrrc WlarFtbcridlt.
lIrcIIN0. 2S. SepI. Is

lyreIfd O. 2S. Scpf IYII.
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8n Serfamfem.


Sn Dcrfnufcn:
@mc Napial gilaae ullo GROCER Bargain;
3peiltodiges gSobnbanS nit pinicrgebduoe,
Nr. 91t S5renloniglUe Winn aorelre u.
Wl. 200, 9Cmtldler GDrrcIpunbcnt
(Sepf29- Sfif)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

mcrp, So -42c.; Goirp 4rintS, Nh,
@a. unO 80, &c. $780,; Storcpodeo,
36c.
@ier. Guscno, B..Ni0 lno
42c.; goItcrn Shore, W1S. imo 3d.,
41c.; meltlide (Obio), 41c.; @. -@ov
41c.; iiioIide (gI.-Go.), 40c.
2ebenoes @efliigel.-Sii
ncr, iunoe, eroBe, 26-27c.;o
ilnqe, 26-27c.; iunge weiBe Seq
borns, BIO, 25-26c.; olte Semen,
@fo., 26 27c.; oIte SGbnc, t4c.;
@nter, jlluge MuscoOp unO Monercl,
9hno, 20 DC; meiBe 8efius, 20
BIC, Snoion &luners, 17-18c.; ;
5rii6iabrscnten, @funo, 315 EfluO
mo Oorii6cr, 2Oc.; fleine t6-17c.; +;
Sauben, aIte imO iuuge %oore, 20c. /;
@uineo-@efliiecI, Stiid,, iunoe, 119
@funO un0 ooriiber, doc; fleinere,
25-30c.
&ortoffeIn. - @eiBe: Gait.
ern Shore, @lO nno 8o.. Erimos,
Sab, $2.75- 800; @eit. U1O. unO
&o., @ul6cl, $t.1O-1.20; @oltcrn
Shore, go., $t.00-1.t0; iiiBe aor-
toffeln, gel6e, @lO. uno @a., Sab,
$3.50 -2.75; 9lnnc glritnOel. gclbe,
$2.75-3.0O; yoms, SAB, So. no
@lo., $2.25-2.50.
Obituno s miiie. ~ 9lepfeI,
@lo. lmO 30, SAB, $3.50 800;
fIeine, $l.0O-1.50; Mo. uuO Eoy
8ui6el, $1.25-t.5O; @elt-Nlo. unO
SAB, $500 $50; 9o6nen eriine.
8ui6eI, $1.25-1.35; arout, 100,
$3.OO-5.0O; 9..g., Gonne, 5000
22.OO; Gclerp, 9t.-ga Qto., 20
50c.; Gontoloupes, glnne 9lrunoel
Sens, &orb, $780,; @limeufobL
Sob, $S.00-9.O0; NIais. 0uteno,
15- -2Oc.; 0umious, g8. .Wao, 9uid6y
$4.OO; @gg @lonts, 9orb, 25-30c.; !;
Grouben 9iiagnro Sor6, 15-16c.
Idlpar3e, aor6, t5-t6c. Solot, g..
o., aiite oOer aor6, $t00-t.25;
2inobobnen, irneeihGlts @uidel 81
1875; gcidGIt, @frnO, 12-13c.; +;
bol6er aorb. ungciddlt 40 -5Oc.;
8iuiebeln peitli1e, 0elbc, Sod
1926 800; W3o. mo "a, acIbc,
9uiG., $i.25- t50; @iiriihc, Nloun.
tain Carrier, $t.5O-200; 9s aor6,
gcipobnlibe, 40-50c.; Gboice bis
sSancp, 60 -75c.; giruelL @altern
Sborc, aicficr, SAB, $1.75 200;
Gorb, % 30c.; Scdel, SAB, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
6Obcn Sic icmuIs Oerindlt, Oc-
InnO sr iucrScn, aber Dbne
GrfuIs ?

IS mag ieiu oob ole oft In &c,
banOlune WGren, onB Sie adc 9olI.
nuna aut @eneimng aufaaber.
Gle miillen piiIen, ooB IN allen
Hcbensldacit Spe3inlnrbci herlangt
miro mo Die iUi0iiqllc BON lllcn, ut
bic Nebunolun0 bon StrallfDcllcn gSds
rum cvniuliiten Gle III Der 0rlelnis
NIB 0icler Ibdtncbc ilCDi cincn Gpc-
5inliiicn bon guicm yiuf iiir @eldid
mo GbrIicDlcit, melu Gle an eiIer,
Wi1lmern etecnibilnlibcn, Nranlbct
leiocl oocr bon ocriclbcH bcbnneri
peroen; eincn Gpe6iniiltcn, Der lber
10 Sabre prafildpc erlaDunlg IN
WtdnncrIrunibcien BAT, eincr Der
,SblleH nd(b ciucr lOrQidligell lnicrs
lubnHQ cger miro, oh CT Sic urircn
fam o0cr mat; cirleH, Der Sie IN
iiir3eiier 8eii ilirircn miro, mic cS
iidD nit ncn bclien uno ltbcriicn Ncs
iulint bcrciHhurcH l1Bt
0cic glrt bon Spc6idlilicit itt6cu
Gle, pcvn Gle Dr. Gnmrid nDn Walt.
moro, Mib., 40S Git.NnltimDre.S .Strnbe,
cpnIultrcn. ST BAT OieIc Ildnner
fnrlri. bic oDnc @rfolg berludicu. Wbs
5iilic oocr Senr 3u iinocr gBd8 er
liir Nnnere eeibait iann CT aun litr
sic ibnu.
Geinc @ebiibren lino nicoria NIB
8nblnnaen metocn ben Wdttelil oes
Raticnien angcpabt nrranairi.
(9-)
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20
BABIES CARED FOR
Children Of Soldiers Are Looked
After at Creche.
FOUR NATIONS REPRESENTED,

Home For convalesoent Babies Under
Two Years Old Open Al the Yssk
Around-Founded by First General
Secretary Of Charity organlzstlon
Society Of New York.
New York.-If your daddy had gone
away to war TO fight for his country.
and you were something under two.
years old. aud mother wasn't sure
where the next mug OF bread and milk
was coming from. aud like as not
mother wasn't even there to Worry
about Il az all. wouldn't YOU think is
was pretty hard lincs for young sol
dler Just starting out I'm the battle or
life?
You would. And, while you might
not frame Il up IN Just those words
you would open your mouth ana your
lungs and let the whole crowded~h hot,
smell nlled tenement which constitute
ed your world know about how miser-
able YOU were. even ~ you were n sol
dIcr's baby and supposed TO be brave.
That is just why, out over the iiud-
son and away beyond the beautitnl'
hrond swecp OF the Englewood Country
club golf llnks on the western slope
OF the Palisades. the Memorial Home OF
the Edgcwater Crcche r. today cndeav-
ing TO open It's hospltable doors 10 take
I'm and care for the little children and
babies OF soldiers, sailors aud OF wo-
men who could thus be released Tor
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20

war work. la addition to the usuni
groups OF poor mothers aud little ones
sent there by social workers.
Any one who passed along Edgewater'
n. j.. the town that nestles under the
Palisades opposite one Hundred AMI
Thirtleth street. four OF i've years back
remembers that crcche. because II stood
ON the river road there for mnny years
after It's foundation by Charles u. kei-
logg first general secretary OF the
Charity Organization society of New
York clty. who first established IL be-
side the site Of the statue OF Liberty
and cs''.. it Burtlpldl Crechc There
II had averaged G.00O 30 10000 visits 81
mothers with children Ia n summer.
In the fifteen years "r more u stood az
Edgewntcr the creche averaged l2.oOO
visits summer from mothers and chii-
dren from the crowded tenement dis
trlcts Of New York.
Removed now "a beautifully roll
ing aud well wooded site OF SIX aud "a
quarter acres. az Broad and Van
N0strnnd avenues. on the outskirts OF
Englewood. the crsehe occupies the
unique position ~ being the "nly home
for conyalescent babies under two years
old ia aud about New York city that Il
open the year round
And IA It's effort to do its bif By eiH-
| ing preference Ia tho babies OF soldiers
the creche does not stop at American
bables. hut cares for the babies of al
lied fighters as well. ~ least -four ma
tlons being represented amoue ih'
twenty hnbles now there - America
France, Russia and Italy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20
Adoo, a BABY Wolf.

Rochester, y \. The Proper broth
crs. who i've n farm SIX miles west
al Naples. W onirgio county, found a
baby gray woir ~ a hollow log In a
piece Of w0efs on their farm. 'rhey
took the iit,lc creature, whose eyes
were not yet cieu to the house nnd are
making an efforI TO raise II on bottle.
A search l. helug made for the rest of
the wolf family.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20
GIVES CORK LEG AS
SECURITY FOR LOAN

Raleigh. \. CA chattel mort
gage has been recorded In the ~.
fee OF the register OF deeds Of
Durham county. \. G., Ia which
a $50 loan was made aud an arti-
ficlal leg taken MS security. The
leg was valued at 500. and r. q.
! Everett. a Durham lawyer. de
. claressit his intention OF recon
. yeying tne property to himself
! unless the BnOrgagor redeems
the claim. The loan was OH
tanned 10 purchase the cork leg.
aud the debt is 10 be paid within
; ifty-two weeks.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20


u. s. Tires Auto Livery
Accessories
THE FORD GARAGE
}. Erbie Haynes, Manager, =
agents for Ford Motor Cars
Developing Printing
) Amateur Finishing Price List
. THE BURRELL STUDIO
, rn,areIng Copying
.
.
'Hey Grain Seed
. sasks, Poultry Supplies
. CASH GRAIN COMPANY .
. Forwarding
/.
3. GET A sAXoNi .
= SAXON SALES 90.
4. A. 5. Brown. Agent.
q. It's An Ideal Car
.
I.
. proading stock 'Incudators
Poultry supplles
ONTARIO PRODUCE co.
Geo. Howe. Manager,
Wholesalers in Poultry and Eggs .
. PEOPLES PREssARY .
and repair work. Ladies
and Gents shoe shining parlor
In connection.
All work Guaranteed.
. steam, Hot Water. Air Heating
u. 5. PLUMBING 4 HEATING
COMPANY
plumbing and Sheet Metal Work
. Indian Motorcycles and Supplies
:
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
ONTARIO MODERN PREssARY :
w. c. Beamguard, Prop.
Suits Made TO Measure
.
.. c. C. Corsets Art Needle Work
oil Paintings. Novelties
MILLINERY a ART STORE
HULL a. HARRELL
Royal Society Goods
l..
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU
10 MONEY
3. RAIDERS
Edison Photographs Sheet Music
w. l.. TURNER
Real Estate. Rentals Insurance
Sheet Music Records
TRoxEIL IMPLEMENT 90.
Dealers In
Farm Machinery, Wagons
blacksmith Horseshoeing
PIONEER BLACKSMITH SHOP
@. w and VIM. Lyells.
Established I'm Malheur County
In the Year OF 1884
E Wood Work Specially
+
We handle everything in Second
Second Hand Goods
. Why pay high price for new
Z article when we can supply your
Z needs with one slightly usedr,
= o. u. FRANKLIN's
= Second Hand Store
n THE ARGUs-PHoNE 4s-J
< II It's Job Printing. You wish-\
n .xtIl ulqaaa yOu We are ready az
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20

delinquent together with costs anu p
lage paid property upon when
nuhie Sth day OF October 1911 OF
succeeding postpone sad sale az lne ~
Hoard niracfora
the pumping the District more psruearv
Situated within sE1 Nwh Of Section iownshP ~
in Malheur County Oregon between the nours OF " ~
|M and o'clock r. NJ nanny Il rATTTG
Collector
FIRST Of this notice september 1917 last publication"
fober 4, 1917
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20

THE ARGUs-PHoNE 4s-J
II It's Job Printing. You wish-We
n.n please you. We are ready at all
timcs 10 quote prices on all yoni
printing.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20


A Good Bank
In Good Country
FIRST NATIONAL BANK .
&. Capital and Surplus 100000 .
y
.
. Beds Stoves Furniture. Disher
. Ne W end Second Hand Goods :
. Bought and Sold :
= McDowELL's, EXCHANGE '
. STORE .
Linoleums. Bicycles, Sewing :
Machines, Trunks
= Commercial and Job Printing
The Art studio
THE ART STUDIO
]. +. Kidd, Prop.
Photograph, Portraits and Views
Fresh and Salt Meats
PALACE MEAT MARKET
II. II. Tunny. Prop.
our Service WIN Please You
.
. pastery Confectionery
(. PURITY BAKERY
Makers OF
q. Kream Krust Bread
Deliveries
ELDRIDGE DAIRY
Leon Eldrdge. Prop.
Special Deliveries for all
.. occasions
%
|.
/. Wagons - Hacks Buggles
/. sTuDEBAKER BROS COR
l.. PoRATIoN OF UTAH.
There are None Better Than
the ssudebaker
.
-
Expert Repairing
w. w. LETsoN
watches Clocks. .Jewlery.
Cut Glass Gold and silver Plate
\.
I'VE GIVE SERVICE THAT
SERVES"
ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK
We invite Your Business on the
Baisis OF Security and Accuracy
ONTARIO DAIRY
O. Bingham, Prop.
. We can Furnish MIX or crtam
in Large Quantities
5 Kodaks statioery
ONTARIO PHARMACY
Q The Corner Druge Store
& The Rexall Store
Fountain Service That Pleases
G
ontario's Only Tailor
. E. COPE
g Have Your Suit Made Just For
g 4.
y
Glassware. Crockery, Tinware
~ THE VARIETY STORE
10 c. p. Commings, Prop
r. In our Lines We can Save You
pa Money
orls
ed No Order too Large None too
r. WILSON BROS.
'A The Grocers
No Long Waits No Short
,r. Weights
Dnl
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20
NOTICE DELINQUENT THE PAYErTTloREGON
SLOPE IRRIGATION DISTRICT

notice. There is delinquent
the slope Irrigation
of 1917 which said
Decos said District tho July
ts17 the sever as follows:
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-09-20

PRINTING! the right price a
The Argus Once.
PHONE 4o-J PHONE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-07

A. L Hawley. Mrs. L r Hazard. W
H Horne. Louise Haight. !. T. Hall,
Mrs. N r Hamilton, Don c. Hartman
Treasure Hartman. J. NJ Hawkins.
c NJ Hendricks. Mrs. W. T. Hixson.
Louise R Hooper. Hughes Buie Co.
NJ L Hutchins, r F. Horton, Mrs. W.
A Halle. W a Halle, Oryille Harris.
J. L Hebberd. ]. L Hi1denbrandt. Z.
F. Higgins. NJ VI. Nay. c.. P Henry,
f L Heath. J. L Harris. F z.
Hunter, Mrs G. F. Hawks. Houck d
Dieter Co.. g. F. Hawks, R z. Hines,
F. L Hunter, Mrs. F. L Hunter. r L
Hunter. jr.. Ida D. c. Hanna. Mrs.
Carlyle c. Hill, Eddie P Hamilton, D.
J Hughes. Carlos Helmus, Louis c.
Holman. Mrs. H L Hosl1inson, Robt
L Holiday. Edna c. Hodgson. ". G.
Haden, Percival Henderson. A. J.
rington, Mrs g B. Hooper. A s.
Horton, Miss Helen Higgason. c. W
Harper, ". II. Hawkins. Eula Harper,
Miss Margaret Hitchcock, Christian
Harold.
H. L Ilfrey. Eleanor C Irwin, Maud
A. NJ. James, Bella Evelyn Jacobs,
Estelle Mayer Jacobs, W. A John
stone, H p. Jackson, Frank Jaquet,
Howard H. Johnson. jr., T. & H z.
Joseph, Harry E. Jordon. W. G. John
son. J. Wins Johnson.
P r. Knickerbocker, J. W Kirk
patrick. Jake Kaufman, E Klein.
Wis NJ V. KIapper. J. King. S. L
Kelly, Mrs. S. L Kelly. Roy Kinslow,
T z Rooms, Robert Krakauer, Mrs.
A Krakauer, Edwin Knickerbocker,
R. G. Kemp, a. A. Kern, Edwin c.
Knickmeyer. B. J. Kerley. z. P Kite,
Timothy Kirwin, Anita Krakauer,
Miriam Krakauer, Minna Krakauer,
Bertha Krakauer. Mrs. a. N Kra-
kauer. Z W Kayser. jr, Grace
Kayser. Margaret Kayser. E F
Knots, Max Fisher Krakauer, Julius
Krakauer. P. F. Knight, Z. W.
Kayser. Bernard Krupp, Maury Kemp.
Paula Krupp. Birdie A Krupp. 4. J.
Kyle. J. J. KeeviI G. a. Kyes. Mrs.
A. A. Kline. W. II. Kraft. Haymon
Krupp. Abe Kassan, Jos. L. KOpf, Miss
Kate krause.
Robert Lander. Jno. W. Lang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-07

II L PASOANS are Fastening to &c
r, their names on the honor roll a
purchasers Of Liberty bonds. Th'
list is swelling rapidly every day
and the committees out working tC
take subscriptions are finding theil
tasks daily easier. As the people re-
alize more and more the necessity fol
aiding the government to carry on its
great war against the German gov
eminent, they are coming forward
willingly and buying bonds. This
does not make them different from
the millions of Americans elsewhere
however, for the response throughout
The country has been hearty.
These bonds are worth the same as
gold and they pay three and a half
percent interest They may be used
as security at a bank at any time. In
vesting in them is not donating; it is
merely loaning the government
money to carry on q war that must be
won, and getting the money back at
interest Where the funds are raised
Tor government support by taxation.
me money paid in taxes is lost to the
person paying it. Where the money is
raised by means Of bonds. the pur-
chaser of a bond gets all his money
back with interest and the bond is
safe or the nation r. not safe
Many big employing concerns of
the city have formed clubs among
their employees for the purchase Of
bonds The FL Paso Electric Rail-
way club was one Of the largest in the
city, composed of officials and en-
ployes Of the company in all cspaci-
ties
The FL Paso Herald posted notices
today that it would purchase bonds
Tor any OF its employees who wished to
aid the government. and allow the en-
pIoyes to pay for them at the rate Of
81 week for s5e bonds. 81 a week
Tor 500 bonds, etc. Employees of the
paper are planning to form a club and
subscribe for bonds.
Up to the present time, the fol-
loving FL Pasoans have bought bonds-
Kathleen Mayles Arnold. Alice Myles
Arnold. Walter E Arnold. jr. W E
Arnold, A VI. Altschular. Grace Wingo
Jerome TeVee Alpern. ] NJ
Anderson. NJ D. Asher, Mrs. a. p.
ATerilL, Martin Amador. LeOna Alder
son, J. l. Andreas. H NJ Andreas. jr,
Mrs August G. Andreas, Mrs V B.
Jr-- jim A Alexander, X H
Aber, Gus Adams, Howard W. Alley.
Paul H Anderson, r. R Anderson. W
E :. Alexander, F. G. Aide
rete
NJ L Burleson. Volney N. Brown,
Emma Beazley, J. H Biggs. sam W
Bernard, c L BagWell. Bates Mac
Farland Belk. Fletcher Grinstead
8elk, il. Aileen Berg. L. Blakesley.
Frank H Bolton H P. Bond, c. Z.
Barglebaugh, H T. Bower. J. B. Brady.
y NJ Bray, P K Brice, Frank Wells
Brown. p Buch. c F. Burling. / J.
Bush, A Howard Butler, Miss Martha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-07
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/ lace, H. V. Watson, Mrs. H. V. Wat
son, Mrs. Emma Werner. Batelle
White, B. NJ. G. Williams, f. c. VIII
! liams. H T. Williams, Mrs. Ruth Day
1 Williams, Elena c. Wingo, Lowden T.
/ WingO, T. NJ. WingO. L. WOrchester
Richard Joyce Wright, W. A. VOL
dert. jr.. V. E. Ware. Mrs. John Wisda.
Mrs c N. Wilchar, Ernest Wolff, w
B. Ware, Richard c. Wright. J. +.
Williams. r. G Walshe. H Welsch,
Mrs. 5. c. White. Eliz May Wood,
Mildred T. Wood. Dorothy f. Wood. S.
c. White, Mrs. Julius Wilds. D. Wis
brun, W c. Wilkins, jr, r. Vein
stein. W R. Winch. ]. T. Woodson,
W. c, Winchair, J. F. Wadden, A. NJ.
WalthaH, j. J; Watts. Westminster
Presbyterian Church Bible Class, Ben
Williams. Mrs. Orlor Wise. Jack
Wise, J. 5. Wright. Mrs. ]. B. Watson,
]. B. Watson, Mrs. z. c. Wade. ir-,
John NJ. Wyatt. Z. T White, D. T.
White, d ~. White jr., r. c. Waters.
II Hayes watson. Mrs. Ina II. Watson.
Jasper woodbridge, Mrs Willie Wool
". H Young, z. II. Yale. A. Yanow.
C. NJ Youngberg, J. H. Young.
David l. Zielonka, G. Fork. Mrs. G.
York, Luis York. Martin ZielOnks, l.
Ii Paso Electric Railway Company
Liberty Loan club which purchased
bond 9. consists OF the following:
W +. Winter J. r Thomas. W. ].
Spier, H NJ Smith, Flora B. Goff. NJ
h riley, A. c. Woehler, c. A Brann,
keoa Z Moore, Margaret O'BOyle,
Myrtle Chappell. G. Z. Stafford. H D.
6aggart, W. +. Talbot, Geo. Fleming,
X K Cunningham. T. F. McWalley.
h g Storrie, B. d. Perkins. Geo. L.
Arnold. J. T. Leavell. ]. NJ Whitaker,
warren Cope. J. E. Wilson, o. K
Hudson, ". T. Sherman, G. D. Hett-
rick, J. H Kimes, J. F. Brown, G. r.
Reynolds, Geo. G. Morse, Annie s
Morse, Julia R. and Annette B. Morse,
+ W. Calentine, VIM. Il F. Judd, D.
J. Hennessy, c. c. Curtis, Margaret
Curtis, H. l. Red, c. V. Upton. r. /.
Pickel. Myrtle Coleman, Aimee l.
Baker. A. A. Donnelly, H. D. Frey, X.
L Bradford. Alves Dixon, Mrs.
Evelyn Dixon, II. a Hippler, II. Il.
Johnson, NJ. J. ROmo. Davis Moore,
VIM. V. Hull. Fred A. Mansfield. J. f.
Page, Ethel l. Hippler, F. 3. ScurlOck.
H. G. Greer. c. L. FOrsythe, s. NJ Bell,
Mrs. J. B. White, T. +. Walsh. +. F.
Rice. G F. Raymond. J. 3. White. F.
c. Hitchcock. G. +. Brundrett NJ &.
English. F. 5. Burdett. T. +. Hearn,
r s. Reading, H s. Potter. Mrs. H. :.
Potter. J. NJ. Goggin, Walter Davis,
Frank LOTUS, W. f. DeLacie. B. +.
Stevens Henry Seg~erman r. <. Gar