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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
9DnaitiidJe gOlitit.

~@ine Der er0Btsn lleberrdTbuneen
bes DsIttrisgss, f9reibt prof. Dr.
RonrdO 9ornbot i'm osutf9en tonTers
pdtiben rRei9sboten" .pdr es
lpobI, bob Elm Soben5oIler unb eebo,
reuer Rei9sonesbOriser unb qrsuBe
ais 8Onig bon Gumdnien fGbig mar,
mn SeIterrei9 ben &riee Su ertlGren,
ipds notipenoig bic beutI9e arieesers
tIdruns nod Ii4 5iebeu mubts. @eipiB
Iino aud Sds ruTiide &diIsrbous uno
Oos snsIiI9e 80nissbous osutI6sr
Qbitammune. unb ibre WlitsIisoer gss
borten, ipenn Die 9eItrebuneen eepiIs
fer ruiTiTdsr unb ensIiI6er arsiie
grfoIg bdttsu, eiseutli9 ols @eutf9e
in elm ruFifdes oOsr enslifdes Sons
sentrutionsIager. Do9 Iiuo ieus SGus
fer IdOu felt @si6Is9tern nit ibrem
2anoe periDodien unb Deuti9ldnb
rntfrembet. Der &0nie bon RumGnien
mar oogeseu oIs 0suti9er in Deutf9s
lamb eeboreu uno sr5oesn unO bate
aIs preuBiiber Offi5ier Osm oeutIden
&diier uno &Onis bon preuben ben
Gio Der Srsue esleiItet. llno benno1!"
prof. 9ornbot I1iloert bann aus
fiibrlih bic perponbtf9oftli9en 8es
Sebungen 3pif9en ben rumGniI9en
6oben5onern unO ben preuBif9en unO
iommt gu Dem S9lub, boB BEL Der
Gnti9eibuno RDnig 6erbiranos bon
Rumdnien duBer nangeborener Gbds
ratteri9pd9e" aud rpeibli9er Gins
fIuB" bon psisntlidem GinfluB genes
fen Iei. Seine Satin, bic frlbere
PrinSeFin U1aris bon So9Iens&os
bures@otbo, fei nGmli9 bon beioen
@IternIeiten beuif9feinoli9 erbIi6 be-
Iditet @. prof. 8ornbot tniipFt an
bieie iHtereHante SeitIteIune. Die fefs
eeboIten gu tpsrben perbient, folsenbs
8emertuneen:
Der rumGnii9e San beItGti9t bon
ileuem ole olts @rfobrune, bob cine
DpnoItie niemals eine beItimmte pos
Iitit Derbiirst. 9uoipis XIV. bat einIt
Grontrei6 i'm iponiI9en GrbFolgetrieg
beinobe DerbIuten laRen, um Ieinen
@niel ouf Den IpuniT9en Sbron gu
brinsen. llub Der Grfolg mar, oaB
bieIer ieIbe GnteI eegeu bos syronts
reid 2uOpies XIV. &rieg fiibrte. glas
poIeon l. bat GbnIide @efiir9tuneen
eebeet Bel Ieinen @erpanoten, oenen
er ouspGrti9s 9brone berIhofFt bate,
uno In Der Sat trat Sod9im N1urdt
bon Neapel 1914 gu ben @erbiinbeten
iiber, Ser rumdnii9e @errut LIT Gin
Defenders fbperer, bd CT unter 9ru9
ibertommener gunbntspfIi9ten uno
geeen bic ipobren SntsreHen 9RumGs
MEMS erfoIst iit.
gus Der perrdteriIhen Sonoluness
peiIs Rumdniens peroen mir ou9 BEL
Der tiinfti9sn 20Iuug Der poluiI9sn
Groee gu lernen boben, boB reole @ds
rontien nod ni6t bomit eeeeben Iino,
ipenu ettpo Elm oeutfder 5iirIt ouf cts
nen pOIniideu Gbron gsiebt tpiiroe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
sdreibibnIter Der GiuOrr.

Die fhiefc Sdulter ober bic Ioqes
ronnte S9reibfhulter un1erer &inber
nimmt acknowledgements INNER mebr
iiber6aro. S9on i'm &inbesoIter be-
eeenen mir MGo9en uno Rnoben, Sie
uns our1 cine &erbiIoung oes ROrs
pers, ourh bic iosenonnte S9reibs
nS8ulter" duffoIen. Die S9ulter
Der einen Ssite bGngt berdb, eiue @ers
triimmuug Der WirbelIGuIe 1T oie uns
beoin9te GoIge. S9ulo bdron trGgt
bic monselbafts SoItune, bic bic 2ins
Der in Der SduIe betm S6reiben eins
nebmen. 9ie 9luff9t f4eint Bis iebt
nod unseuiigenO gu fein, oenn ole
Stdtiitit bat ereeben, bob Cd g]ro5ent
oIer S9ultinoer bic Gdreibt6ulter
ouFpeiIen. Msiit 1T es Ole redte @eite
bic berunterbGngt, Bel Den Mldbdsn
trttt bemSufoIee bic re9te 6iifte be.
oeutsnb berous. Werben inbeFen Die
Sinosr in Der S9uIe foreIom bordn
eeiu0bnt, cine itruffe unb ri9tise Sols
trng ein5unebmen, odnn perben Iie
ou9 bel ben bGusli6en Q(rbeiten ni9t
In Ole fdlfthe SoItuns bes ROrpers Sus
riidfdllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
Geographic.

Sm Idn9onoouernben Stelluness
fries bat lid Die gotipenbigteit srge,
ben, @eIdnbepuntte, bic ouf ben 2ars
ten ui9t beuonnt linb, nit Hamen Su
beIsseu, unb es 1T boourcb eine Qlrt
Geographic entltonoen, oie Elm W1its
orbeiter Der mStrdBburger pof@ dIs
Solooten Geographic tenusei9uet.
Mau beginnt msiIt nit 6oben, Si,
eelu, leltiom eeFormten grotegeln, II.
{. 10. 90 finben mir i'm WeIteu elm
&unopee, eiuen Soro, eineu g}iI8, i'm
Often cine Sans, cine 2otomoiipe. Sin
MdIO. an Dem licb bic sgeIotii9en eins
fteIlen, beibt &iihenpdIb9en, Elm ans
6ersr @rondtenpoIo, peiter cine Sos
tentpieie, eine Seufelsmiible, cine Seufs
5erbriide, einen gluttei6, bds @ranas
tenfdloBhen, einen 3uapenpdlb, cine
&dnobierb6bIe. DAB Der @eerer bas
eIsibe tut, 9ebt aus ben Nomen ouf
borgefunoenen Stellungstarten bcrpor.
Gs ipdre eine Oontbdre Nufedbe, Tol9e
8e5ei9nunsen. ipie man es NIT Ser
@olbotenIproHe bereits tut, aud ouf
bieiem @sbiet gu idmmsIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Gle miB6roudtc 0iiId.
SIN Sholipicl6auic miro Shillers
p@ilbcIm Cell" 9cgcbcu. 9llS Scr
Toritelcr Der GiteIroIIe oie g9orte
5erousibnetterte: uSu e6brcno Crn-
hengift 6oit Eu oic @liIb Der from.
men Geufort nit perluonOelt er.
t0nte bon ser @ollcrie cine cntriiite.
te Stinme: SON Sdubiof, ser
@eBIcr no bic 9RiIb iowicio idN ic
fnopp in.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
llnsef9GIte qfGGumen in
3uder.

@0nig reifs pfIoumen pifdt man
ab, ternt iie aus unO I9uttet Iie in
eiuen oiinnen 3uderIaft. Doau re9s
net man auf ieoes pfunb pfloumen
Elm @iertcIpIuno 3uder, ben man nit
sanS peuis DoTer tIdrt. Sn bieIem
Suft ldBt man bic pflaumen einige
Wlimaten to6en, obne barin gu riibren,
bcbt Iie nit Dem S1ouml0fFel beraus,
flint iie in @lGisr, IdBt ben Saft nod
etlpds einto4en un0 perteiIt ibn glei1.
mGBis iibcr bic pflaumen. 9lm oubss
ren Sage perf9Iisbt man bic @lGIer
uno to&t iie i'm MaKerbaoe nod cine
bdlbe Stumbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
M oEmeIabe aug 9etrodnes
ten Qlprifpfen.

3pei pfunO aetrodnete 9lpriioIen
peroen rein gsipalhen, oonn In Iieben
pints reinem WoFer pieruuospausiq
Stuuben eingepeibt. Somt oieTem
@aKsr iperoen iie no9 glblduf bieIer
3eit in einem gut emoinierten Eppf
gum 5euer eeiebt unb inter Ifetem
&iibren gum 8oden eebroht lno 3ebn
bis 5lD0If Wimuten lang toden laFen.
Sic lperbeu nun bur9 Elm Teiues Sieh
pdfIiert unb Damn gsipogen. gluf ies
oes plumb QlpritoIens sDlort piro Elm
pfunO 3uder gere9net. Der 3udet
pirb cneefcudtet unO gu itortem @ps
rup (srobem 8ru6) seto6t. Dos
Mort tommt binSu unb Damn mlB
aIles 5uiammen nod Iieben Bis a9t
Minuten fo6en. Sn fo9enbbeiBem
3uitanoe miro bic Mlormeldbe In ole
gldfer eefiiIlt. g1o9 spei Soeen legt
man Elm in 9ntobol eetrdnttes popier
ourduF. perbinoet bic @lGTer IuFtbiht
unO beipobrt bic qrGTeroen an trodes
mem Srte ouT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Mon serbodt einen 2dlbsfub, tp6t
ibn gut aus unb Teibt Die 8riibe ob.
Damn psrOen idone, oide @ole unees
bGutet in poIIenoe portionsitiide ees
i9nitten unb in Tobiel eeIal5enem
Moifer, bob Iie eben bebedt iinb, gar,
ober uidt psid seto6t. Wlon BARI
uur tmmer 10 pieI ouf einmal geben,
oIs i'm 9opfe qlab bober. bonn tpiss
Der cine elei1e Meuse, Dlnn ninmt
iie nit bem @9oumlDffel berous un0
legt iie nebeneinnnber auf cine plotte.
Nun f9iittet man oie &olbfleiI1s uno
SSil9briibe SuIammen, eibt bd btnein:
I9eibtg 9efdntttene 3piebeln. 3itros
neniheiben, san5en qfeffer, glelten
uuo Elm 2orbsertIatt. Die 9lolItiide
leet man, Iobolo fie ertoltet iino, in elm
Ginmo1gldS ooer Steintopf uno to1t
bic 8riibe ioiueit Elm, ais nOtig 1T, I'm
ben 9ladl reirhlid gu bebeden, piels
leidt 5ipsi 3ou iiberitcbeub. Die
Brnbe periunt man MN, OBJ iie nod
SaI3 brau9t uno Oh fe Iduerli1 GEE
mug 1T, in peI6em GoIIe man NIT ct.
mas @fiie no9bilft. sic mub re6t
pitont fhmeden. lie pirb nun rein abs
eeIeibt iid ieben laTen uno ertaItct
iiber bic 9tdIItiide gesoReu, oie bonn
bis gum nGblten Sage Iebr toIt itcben
miihen, bomit Ous @eIee .rTtorre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
aufse5Ossne GGeif@Fru,
helm.

Bon 5pei Giern ferfist man bier
feline yiuoeIb6oen uno bercitet FoIaenbe
TiiIIe: @tpa Elm babies pfunb iibriaen
8raten, 3dIbS= ober SGweinebraten,
bodt man fein cbsuio 3tpiebel, peiers
file, unO penn man es liebt, etpas
3itroneni8ale, oiinIiet oIles IN ettpd
elmer lln5e Butter, piirst nit SdIa,
pfeffer uno Wlustot, nimmt es in cine
S@iiHel unb quirlt elm 9}int feIfen
lauren Anbm baron unb etpos 8itros
nenIdFt. Wenn Die g1ubeIfu6en balls
troden iino. 70 beItrei1t man fe nit
Der Jiiue. eibt auf ieoeu 8ooen elm
penig Butter, rolIt ieben lei9t uno IoIe
ouf unb fcbt treisf6rmig Die Iangeu
3olIen in Elm nit Butter beItribeues
8le8 Deun bic glubeln flint W1ims
ten ouf &obleu anaeSOsen baben, eisBt
man Elm babies qint liebenoe mliI9
boriiber uno Siebt iie NIT iforier Roble
ouf. !9aben iie unten uno oben cine
l4Ons Gdrbe, 10 iinb iie fertis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
Suppenfteiftb nit pifan'
ter Sauce.

Wlon bereitet cine Iebr pitante
Sauce, gum BeifpieI cine aopern=,
SorOeIIens, poIniT1e ober BiIOIouce,
Iegt bus getO6ts Gleii9, oas bonn
Sage Oorber aufbepobrt psroen lam,
binein unO ldbt es etipo cine Stunoe
i'm DaTerboo itebeu. 0as TleiIc6
i4medt iebr plant uno gut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
Sir 9anS ltnO
GI9e.

@etO4tes RinOfIeif9 nit
&etS unb Tomateu.

@reipiertsI qfunb GPinofIeif6 peib
to8en, elm babies Pfuno 9aeis na9
benz NbquirIen in Der @ouiIlon quels
len IaIIen, corauf Elm pfuno Somoten
nit 8piebeIn unb Gett Tcbmoren Iai,
fen. Dies pirb our9 Elm Sieb ees
trisbeu uuo 5uIeBt Dem Reis beiesfiist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

1000 GcsSeu Oil 4 0os ser. ....... ioeM
$4,000 Goshen & So 0er.....,.,,...... i03
2O00 Ninrhlano Ercoane 0cr,....9.. 100
1000 llniteo 9iaiImans 5oa. 5er... 80
1000 iiniico 8almops T. Act. ........ s2%
2000 llniieo @ainpapS I aer..n-.... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

GrflGrt. pg8oS fiir Elm sr1B
Iider 2Grn lit oem bei @ieiers ga
obcn?" sd CLAUDE, or ihI0ot ibr
oen ueuen Sut GUS Dem aopiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Sin0erniB. " Gals @oit ouf
einerSob5eit), sd modte auH GER
ne nod eiuinaI heirot6cnl~ 9.:
nabcr2~ n@leine Grlte le6t nod,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

wir haben bic IoIoenSen waninsnswertbcn
Rlate, bic aeoen Ieidie grbinonnosu ssfanlt
pcrben fdunen:
X glder Cots. nit 1rotioir nnb Woiier. fir
iueiIipcr nls 0eniS bro Gu0orntiiiB.
2s Qlder, z O}eilcn bon Der Stnoi, $2t00.
60 glder, nabe 3armaH'S Station, $50 bro
Wder.
90 glder, nabe CHRIS Station an 20. y.
& ". n. o." $50 bro Mder.
100 9der, udbe Sones Gtation unb am
Q8uiicr, $50 bro Qldcr
g. Charles 9intbtum & Bro,
Bbone Gf Qdul 73i0 2t7-219 ct. Vanl.etr.
(Dldr5ib 2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
pabcn Sic icnuIs OerindJt, &C.
IanO 5n ipcrOcn, u6cr u6ue
GrfuIsP

Gs mae Ieln, bah Sie Oft IN pc.
banoIine iparent onB @ie que 3off.
nune aui Gteneinna auieaben.
@ie miiNen ipiiieH oaB IN dIen
Qebeu8Inpeli @pcaiuldrbcit bcrldngt
tuirO, NIB bic pidDtipite bon alleu, 1T
Die gebnnblunq bon &rnnfbeiien IRA
rum coHiultiren etc IN Der Grfennts
uiB bieier 2bnfindbe nid)t einen @pe.
5ialiiten bon aiiicin 0tui fit @eidtd
iino gbrlidieit, luenu etc III elmer,
Q2dnnern eigentbiimliobcn, 0ranfbeii
leioen ooer bon oerielben bebn0ert
luerben; etncn Spc8idliiten, Der iiber
10 Sabre proftllhe @ri0brunQ IN
Observation-Disclosures Bot elnen, Der
Sbren nab eiuer foreidItieeu ilHters
fu6nnn idgen miro, ob er Gie luriren
lam ooer itidbt; elnen. ner Sie IN
lir5citcr Belt iurren iulrb, ipie eB
[i6 nit benz bcftcn ulto Ildbcritcn RE-
Iultdt bereinbnren Idbt
Nteie Nri bon Spe3ia.iiten liftben
Gie, luenn Gie IT. Santrid upn Bnlil.
mDre, Wlb., 408 cft.@nltimore.e .etrahe,
eonlulfiren. Gr bot bieIe Wednner
Lnrlrf, bic ohne @rfolg beriudten, gtbr
bnIte ooer sur 8u finhen. gDas ct
hlr elnoere aetbnrL Tam ct nun
iiir Gle tbun.
Seine G5ebnbreu lino hebrie unb
Hoblun1eIt tperoeit ben WlitteIil bes
Natienten anaepabt arran1irt.
(Sft2O--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
Sic G0nne1r

45 0ldcr; naBe Spppa. eiatium q. G O..
gaBni 70 licilen bon Baltimore Neines
9mis, Stoll, @itbncrbaus 80 bel 10 SnB
% Adcr, HaDc @crrB 0aa, 9cIair Noao.
Mleinee S0lls eroBe Sdlenne Siibnerbaiis ETC
@uie @eHlle'5orm. $4,000. gluBeroem groBe
@emlic Snrui
Oloet: $. sladOuru, I2O-2t aop gniIOins.
(Ddr8t7-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
Sultiincrcr Niarft6cridjt.

2 an I a q, II. Wlor5 1911.
@lebL L- 3utubr 2t493 8diIcr,
einidlieBIib 13,2SS 50iicr 5u San
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
gsrIaust Srancu nuO WaSdcu.


JCrlnnnt.
Gin 0idoden itt Momcii mo 0uusarbcit,
%od5uiragen Nr. Si4, gnBitclud. Strahe.
t,Qldr519)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

" ei5en. 3uiilbr S6.060 9u.
ihel; Gcrionot bon 0cn GlcuotorGl
$1,000 @uldcI; Glepotorcu 4TorrntD
L411.234 @uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
@eutiQc ShluBrotc:

o. y = y o)NTHVI " f~UIIIINII'
(Sn 100 Gio. Sdden.) 9Sro Touue:
Spring @bcot Bran $l7.0O- $500;
@eitcrn WliooIingS. $l7.00 $500
Seu un0 Strob. 8ufubr;
&eu 1913 Eonnen Strob 10 Sonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Su Dcrtnufcn:
Oh 6ariDrb 9ipnb 12A Mder, Nrieiiicers
Nrunncn prndioolle Nnuiicllen ". y. GBanf.
TN, Sowion' do. (W'r59-iWiD
10 gder, Wleile nah Short Zine" sgIefir.s
lber. $1,000 3eonaungen, g. 6. Ban
porn 81 Central eaOingc SanI. GcIepbou
ct. 4nul 1916.
(Schr25- -lgdr524)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Sin @ldodcn oocr Srau fir leibie SnuSs
1rbett; teinc Ninocr. 9ia08nirdgcn gir. 30,
sho.Nnwooo -Nuenne Ngdr6lV- 2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

@adersqrbeiier nn6 giisbeIfer msrSsn ber.
llnet uuo uneniaeIiIin beiorat I'm 9lrbeii8.
Bnreau g. Il. 87", @nifep8 6nue, t03 gprb-
Grssertd.strage. Suhn echr @ef6ditsssleent.
(Seb4, 10 jail
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Garm, 1876 glder 50 lder urbar, Helt In
VsdouHe; 9nrioror@onniD, 20 Wcilen bon Nals
tinore; Weie bon Sidais sStraBe; 5pei giiens
bnbnen qlles pdils mo Nebenecbduoe. 8. =.
Wfnbe, 1909 9Imcrican Huiloina.
(WlrdS 26iaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
@crIanot- Wlanncr nnO anubcn.

Wcrlnnat
Sin 9dder uls 5pciie ooer brittle Sauo. 3u
inelocn bci 81. 6ricoridls, Gdc @rccumnunt-
nno Hnfa1ctir.gIpcnne. lWldralO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
@erIanat.

Gin guies ocuiimee NauSndo6eu fopie eis
9saDerin gtam5ulroaen Nr. 293O et saul.
@fraee. (Wldr5tS 20)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31

From time immemorisl China has
been called the Flowery Kingdom, y
name given by the Chinese themselves
and singularly suited to the land which
for ages was like an oasis Of flowers
Of the spirit In the world desert Of bar
barism. In this oasis grew the arts OF
the bronze and stone worker. Of the
silk maker and embroidercr OF the pot
ter Of the painter on silk. OF the poet.
philosopher and ethical dcvOtee. But
China was not named the Flowery
Kingdom because Of these flowers OF
tue mind. Her fora is one Of the most
luxuriunt IN the world. II Is estimated
to consist Of some twelve thousand spe
cies. nine Thousand of which are known
and One.half of which are indigenous
and not found elsewhere.
Such lcinH the ilora Of China. It H.
readily understood that horticulture
and gardening cnrIy l~cuinc n skilled
aud loporr,l profession Srrihncr's.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
Monument BASE At
TRUCK[E COMPLETED

Truckee. Cal. Oct. 30.--The base
for the Bonner Monument. which IL
to be erected at Donner Lake. has
been completed. II Is built OF boul-
ders set In concrete. The base has
u height OF 90 feet. so thar the
bronze statue crowning the top may
always project above the deep win
ter SHOWS. Nearby may yet be seen
the stumps Of trees cut by the trap
ped emigrauts nearly 20 years ago.
The monument which Will be dedi-
Gated in June with elaborate cere-
monies. is to perpetuate The memory
OF band OF pioneers. including
women and children. which. with u
few exceptions perished when over
taken by winter storm near the
lake which bears It's leaders name.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
GULL APPLES SHIPPED
TO WILLAMETTE VALLEY

Cull apples from the Rogue river
valley fruit belt are being shipped
to Eugene to be converted into cider
vinegar at the eannery OF the Eu-
gene Fruit Growers association, the
first car load having been received ut
the cannery yesterday, SAYS the Eu-
gene Register.
]. q. Holt, manager of the asso-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
GARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neigh
bors who so kindly gave MS their aid
and sympathy during the Illness and
death OF our beloved father and
grandfather. Also to those who sent
the beautiful flowers. those who did
the singing. to Rev. Boozer and to
the members of the /. o. o. =. lodge.
MRS. KATIE PYLE.
MIR. and MRS. ANDREW
SHADE.
MAMIE HENKIF..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31

An eccentric clnractrr d'ri IN London
few years aga vi the age of ninety.
on-. Long heforc his death h. ordered
his own coi,n and had II placed IN his
bedroom. which ws- i,rn-. hy way ~
pictures. with Ilm fnpeiul cards ~ his
friends. 'rhi~ prrpartiipn S'rms to
have had the rrcct II longevity ou The
old man. for IN Sp..r ,f hlS grrNSoln
foresight he lived loag lcynnd the
lislial span.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
HUGO

The Red Cross met October 2ith
with full attendance. and all we're
pleased to receive the s35 from
headquarters TO purchase more sup
plies The money Is our share OF the
drive pledges.
The Red Cross members enjoyed a
treat OF fine Tokay grapes from the
Penn " ranch.
The men had woOd-cutting bee
and got good supply ready for
heating the work room for the Red
Cross this winter.
Anne Mccormick. district home
demonstration agent. met with the
ladies' last Wednesday and gave a
very interesting talk on food. She
also explained the work OF her Office
and how II aimed to help the home.
d. h. Heller has returned to his
position as mining engineer In Ari-
zona.
Miss Anne Mccormick spent We'd
nesday night at the home OF Mrs.
Thos. Ahern. going to Merlin Thurs
day.
Miss Gathers. OF Grants Pass. Is
visiting in Hugo for several days.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
Systems sf Lave.

Measured by the numlsrr OF pesvis
ever whom they are operative says
Csw aud Comment. ths great eye
tens OF law rank ia the following. ot
der: klrst. The chinese code ,ecosA
the code OF Maui; third. the Koran
fourth. The English law with ils multi
fsrious modlnc stIons: ntih. the laws Of
R,Rsis: dxth. the German code. sev
enth, the French code. III. last named
WAS piou"rr snd IL Ia. model on
which later Enropeau codes hsve, been
constructed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
Artist at Halls

An interested crowd has gathered
during the past few days at the win
dow OF Halls Art store watching
Prof. G. A. Lowe paint in oils. the
pictures from start to finish, being
completed In comparatively short
time. The professor is skillful and
rapid artist. but he is far above that
class known as lightning artists. and
while most OF his pictures painted
here are scenes from nature. he is
equally good at animals. Mrs Lowe
is also gifted artist and teaches the
work.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31

''I,rnemhcr. said the hworwalkcr
sternIy. "rhe customer i always risht.
"BrI, sir" cNl".tiilntrd the clerk. sin
this case was cnrfciSlng u privilege to
which I am entitled.
Whit do you meant
THE lndy was arguing with is my
wife, Birmingham Agc.Iieral1
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
Called East as Witnesses-

District Attorney W. T. Miller,
and John Denison. as ex-deputy
sheriff, leave tonight for Kansas
City as witnesses in the Ernest b.
Dennison case. being tried there in
the federal court. The present case
is against Ernest b. Dennison
KirkwoOd and Hass. who are
charged with bribing a postal
employee. This case is an outcome
of one tried here some years ago.
being the State VS.. Oslin VI. jack
son. for embezzlement.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31

Mrs. NJ. A. Briggs aud Mrs, Chas.
r. Smith made a trip to Hugo today.
Miss Geneva Myers returned this
morning from Sacramento.
Ben. Collins has returned from a
business trip to Medford.
Rent batteries for all makes OF
cars at the Battery Shop. ss
G. +. Rickstten, OF Medtord. made
a business "trip to the city today.
Public Market has moved to the
Public Service building. across the
street. 81
VIII party that took my % Colts
rifle from Slate creek leave Il at
Auto Hospital. p. II. Gottschalk. and
save trouble. SO
Your battery tested free OF charge
at the Battery Shop. 50
Clarence Messenger. OF Dryden.
was in the city today transacting
business.
Public Market has moved to the
Public Service building. across the
street. 81
Mrs. +. Y. Quick left this morn
ing for Portland. having been noti-
fed that her brother, J. II. Peterson.
was dangerously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kimsey. who
spent several weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Herman Schmidt, re-
turned to Albany today.
II your battery Is out of order get
one Of ours. Battery SHOP ss
Mrs. C. Z. Sellick. Of Berkeley, is
In the city for week or two looking
after business matters. She is at
the n. II. Allyn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Hair. who
spent couple Of weeks with rela-
tlves and friends in Grants Pass and
Rogue River. returned to Eugene
this morning.
Now with these cool nights you
should keep your storage battery
we'll charged. We give you free in
formation. free inspection and free
water. Recharging and repairing:
don't worry we can fix It. Auto
'haspttal, p. E. Gottschalk. a6
O. NJ Esterly. Of the Waldo Cor
poration owners OF the Logan mine.
left last evening for Alaska. where
he will remain for short time at
tending to business interests in that
section.
Public Market has moved to the
Public Service building. across the
street. e7
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
TOTAL MEi.CANTILr
TONNAGE N Dt.t T,t.SSlN Ne

chrisiiania. Norway. Oct 81
Norway's mercantile fleet Increased
during September by 10000 tons but
vessels lost represented $4,000 toos
The total Norwegian fleet nov CON
priscs 3.sGj vessels aggregnting
9. s6.0 .000 tons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
WASHINGTON F|REMEN
LEARN TO SAVE FUEL

Seattle. Oct. Washington
arcmen will be- taught how to save
fuel. according to plans OF State
Fuel Administrator David Whit
comb. He has named u committee
to study and enforce fuel economy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
conscientious ObiectOrs-

A train load of conscientious OBJ
jectors" passed through here this
morning headed south. There were
six coaches carrying about 250 men
who are to be taken to San Diego
and to New Mexico camp. where
they will be put to work at semi
peaceful pursuits. The train was
entirely closed and guarded by arm
ed officers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-31
Red Cross Moves

1lhe headquarters of the Grants
Pass Red Cross chapter has been
moved from the Conklin building to
the new court house. and until Jan
uary will occupy the ianitor's quar-
ters In the basement at the north
east corner of the building. There
are four rooms in the suite and
they will be warm and comfortable
for the meetings, the first one in the
new quarters to be held tomorrow
night. Later rooms will be provided
on the second floor Of the court
house.