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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
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0Jcarnuartia Itc6t oas Sa6rilpcieu auf
Der Gpibc ocs grfolges, nnO groBe 6o=
britunternebuen iudjen ipie itic 6noor,
gilnltigc &dgen; segenuartie ldt Der
rieliec transport our6 oen 9anama=
Canal irgeuo cinen ntInntiidcn 6oicn IN
6en Scr. Stddtcn; geeenmdrtia lpcroen
Die &ortbeile Baltimore 5 ais eln 8oteit
lulo ais cine Stdtte fir 6obritcn fern
iuo nab auoncirt; 9cgcnluGrtia lte9en
mir bor eincm Yer StnatcnsGcnns, Der
Dem qan5en 2nnoe iaaen luiro, oh 8nItis
more feline Stelle innebolten. ooer porS
pdrtS oocr riidipdrts gcben lolli .gegen.
iuartig lte6t binter Der Staol4 4@riueites
riina cine unnbbdn9i9e Bepeglng uno
eiu aus Dem Qall8eu Stnate fonmenocS
Gonlite, Ioiuie Die Stimnung oes &olteS,
iuie ilie 5ubor.
@enn Sie Stootcriueiierung iuiinIc5en
IL Diu tbnn Sic cs jciIt."
CguoIsirt bon bet Gon9aTtlan ejreater
Baltimore 0rieriion ScdAne. Y. OinD StihnhnV,
Nprliber 0e3 Sireiioriune.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
SimOnimm.

Gic fiinfidgise MISUNDERSTANDING
9(usiteauno in Ginonitm inter ben
gluipi8ien Der Standardization
@eieaidoft bon @oltimore.Gountp"
fam eeitcrn gum 9(bidIuB. 9ie 9Ir.
ronecure Der glusIteIlimg be5eidncit
oie @eronitoltiing ais einen eroBct
@rfoIg. Cine gfieienmenge tlmmcIte
icoen Gog ouf 0em g(uSitelungS-
plate. Selbit geitcrn 6attcn ii6 trob
ocs i6lcc6ten @ettcrs mcbrere Soil-
ieno 9nltimorer cingefunOelL Inn
oeu Gennen bei5uwobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
@rleOrnbeit iiir Grwcitcrung OeS StaOtgCbiGtcs
jckt bOr Wnrrcr Sbare.
@idtigfcit ciucs bOl(cn &utnms ant
nGd)ltcn 9icnitng.

nndliteH Sicnitng.
Gin @cpcis oafiir, oaB bic lciicnoer
@eiddftsleute Der Staoi an Der @riucitc>
rlng oeS Staotgebieies SSnierene nebmcn,
lit Die 9robc 3abl Der WiigIieoer aus oies
icn 9ieibeu IN Der lInpartciilden UroBer
Baltimore 0rlueitcrugS Niga nn0
oeren Sbdtigiet 3u @lnlten Der 8cluez
1ung glber Die ScinDe Der 9lnneration
mcrnen duf ieoe Stintme mtfpnlien, Die
am n6Glten Sienitng fdllt, uno loute Die
Stinmenabgnbe leidDt IeiL 10 lit es libcr,
Dab ne lagen per0ciL Die NepDlicrung
Baltimore I'M 9llgcmciuen iei uic3t on
Der Sra9e intcreilirt. Seocrmann lit lidb
oarin einig, onB Die Grlpciterilng Der
Stuot Die pid1tiglte Sra9e Dieler Can't
pagne lit, imD iuenn Die gebolterung
Baltimore 8 ben Counties bcpciicn iuiu,
oaB iic on Der StnotsSrucicrnnq iil<
tereilirt iino, 10 lolltc anl ndcbltcn Slenss
In9 Gin groBcs &ohlm fallen.
9niicn Sic cS nidDt ,,0'cUr9e" t6m.
Sbnn sic es iclbit. Scun sic an Staots
6rpcitcrnng intCrciiirt iinO, 10 5egen
sic SIR SntcrcIie, inOcm Sic bel Der
&rimdrwatl am nddJitcn Sicnitag itim-
men, nno 5iunr nur fir 9clcgnten 5nr
Stants GDnpcniipn nnb sur Stantss0cs
Ietscbnns, bic, mic Sic fidjcr iinO, nuf=
ridltia nno nit Gffcft fir bic Staot-Grs
iucitcrnng tdmpfcn iucroen
gGic cs getBou merOcn Iolltc.
gyd6reno ener fritilc6cn @eriooe Der
9cboiition aa6 General HnIbington ben
8efebl ,,Stcllcn Sic bcntc g6rno Mic
mnnncn nls 9lmcrifancr nuf bic gSndlc."
Sics lit cine tritiidle Rcrio0c m Sas
den Der Stnnts@rpeiterlng, uno Die
StimnQcber iollteW Das Nlotto dnncbs
men: .Nln Ien0e giicmanoen ais treu
bciannte itno erprubie Syrcunoe Der Stuots
crueiterun0 nacl Der Stabts@onDcniiou
ooer in Die Stnntss@cleboc6uug
Scoer Ganoiont IN Baltimore bcbuups
tet er lei fir Gtdotcrpeiicrlmg. Sie
ale m00cn fir 0ielel6e icir, mcil iic gloils
ben, iie lei popular 8c5iiglid6 cine5 les
Sen Gnnoionten foaten iidJ Die Stimms
neber crtunOi9en:
gSns lit iciu biSbcrigCr Nccurn be-
siielidl bcr 5raoe Der StaOicrUciie'
rung?
0BubiR scGbrt cr sur 3cit? g9irO CT
bon Scneu uuteritiitt bic immcr fiir
Staotcrweitrrun9 wnren, uocr rUt De-
nru, bic Idb crit icit &nr5en fir bic
ieIbc erflart bn6cn?
ggar CT INNER anf Scitcn ber
8rcunOr Der Stabt uOer manhmul anf
Seitcu Der 5cinoc?
NIun crsreifc bic Wclcscn5cit.
Sn ben StGoten cbeuio mic bel Widn=
ncrn, lit Der llnierI6ieo 5uiIden Srtolg
uno Nieocrlage Der llnterldjico 3pildlcn
Wclcqcnbeiten, bon Denen man @ebraud]
mac6ic, imo ocn 0jeleQenbeiten, Die man
perpobtc 9os nlte Sprii6murt Ds9ie
6elcocn6eit ilopft Elm Ylal an Die Sbure
eincs ieocn Wlnnnes, aber nur Elm Wldl
nennt sic g8a6rGeit pieledJt etluas 5lt
Itarf. 9l6er oicIes cine lit md6r, - oaB
biclcl6c C9cleqen6eit MIR Gin Winl ipmmt-
Siclclbc 0IcIcgcnbcit, iuelcbe bic Staot
ebt bat. Die @ripeiterung ibrcs 8ebleieS
nurc68uieben inter qercc5ten 9eninquns
Gen lno an einer 3eit, 81 Der lie pont
orDbicn @ortbcile fir Die Staot leln
ipiro, mirb, uenn ic Jest prrlDren gebt,
nic wicOcr 5nriidfcbren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

lInaariiMcS 'Ncim BON Baltimore.
WrUher SyamiliCu.9lnsfln
uudJ geufcrt'S Yarf, SUrIeb Game,
Sonntag, Ocu 9. Geptcmbcr 1917.
(Sept2,9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

oS1armOnir@ G. oSrO6iinn~-ycr
ocRt midjt, OaS %OlfSicIt ~ bciMdJcn.
Gnnuitatter @arf, II. Sept. 9Snrt
uifcu 2 llgr. @crsuageu fir Suug
nnO gIlt. (Sept9-l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Gtabtaerid)ts : Smream
freigciprDtbem.
Bericbt oes 22ehnun9s-Grper
ten lebt oen Glerf SinolaY uno
feline 2lneeltellten ouBer
Bereicb Ser Kritif.

9aadl Observation-Disclosures IDraidltiner 9ieUitDn
bcr Nndjer hes Elerfci6urcnn5 bed Stnbtgcrdl.
tee upn Baltimore, bclicn Gicrl 4eprgc Onrcg
9inoinD III, hat bcr Staats s'0lednnngecrperte
g. 0nDe 9lnD 1eittc W1orgeii 0crrn HtnonD
cinen 8cridt nntcrbreilct ocr Dc5en0t ban ote
glcdlunngcn nuo Niider ieince 9nrcane nut
ggbnltcn unrofit, bar bic Sanrbclt0c ridlhg
ieirn rnb oah bic Writ bcr @eraite0aonng ocr
Oclocr ibcr ale 9ritii cyDaDen eL Der
Neridjt gcbt cininm Nerrn Stnoln0 mo lclnfnE
NMrcaH cine glnerienMnnn bcr 1limugiet ~
Der Hciinno NIB Der B0biAlclt NM 5ci0t nah
ocr 3Oritniio occ 9nrennc uno cinc oillie-
Glcrfe bic Hilihten ocs glmtce netrenltdl nnb
IN idbger geeiie wdlrcub ocr 1obre ansiitbr.
ten, IN oencn Or Hinoinl MI bcr spite oe6
Gtnotaerihtce bpn Yaltlmorc itnno.
gIn bic oemOfratiidcm Stinrmgc-
Der galtimorcs: SD beripeiic sic
rcipcftbollIt ouf Die obiee Grfldrung
uno ouf meineu JiccOro ais ofientli-
der @eontcr ino erfuAe Sic Inn
sSbrc Stimmc in ser @rimGrwubL
oie am nGditen 9ienitag, ben IL.
Scptcm6cr 1917, Itattiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

icinen ber5lihitcn lonf ans.
SOB. @older6ouer
I'M Getcntions.@aus, Ulouceiter Gi-
~ gl-S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

it, gar feiu 3wciicl 6erribcn Oiiritc.
@lon ie6e nod ieinem 9omen OH
Dem ocmofrotiideu Erimdrpab!-
tidet, menn man am Gicniiag sur
@a6hrne ee6t
Serr 81. G. @ilIiom in6oi-
iirt Serrn SieIO.
SSu cincr Grfldrlng ucldc or a.
itern befannt gn6 6@eidnct 0err
RaDmono 2. gilliamS, Gin 6cfonns
ter 9icdtSdmpalt uno irii6ercr Stills.
StaotSanpnlt Staotproflrotor 9.
.. 6ieIO ais cinen Der pronlinentc.
ltcn NedtSanudlte 0cs Stuotcs Oin.
rplano Ser @iainnlS cnpiieblt bic
Grpdblinq ocS StaOtprofilrotorSoa
oericlbe oie 6dbigfeiteu 6eiibt nm
in ser fommenocn StaatSaciebac
6ima iiir ciu groBcreS Baltimore 3a
arbcitcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

o&ef-6nO.9 .9icOcriran5."
aGGrlidcr Samilicn-gluSflns
GOnntae, ben 30. Scptcm6er 1917.
Scnfert'S %arf, 9pricg.Sane.
(Scpt9, 16,23,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
arieas GariOrac.

QoS omerifauiide &otbe areu5 ioret
fir @rboIlngsitationen fir Die
gImerifancr in 6ranfreih. ~
100000 fir Ole einridtune
Der Stotionen ouseeicst. ~ 9os
6eIologcr 8u Camp @leoOe crbalt
9odoien.
Gas 6ronen-9ureau oeS amcrifo-
niiten &ot6cn areu5eS bot 100
5rouen ouSerpdblt sur @erpoltutg
Der &antinen imo Grbollmgsitotio.
ncn am @ege Der ancritoniibcnSol.
Ootcn nod unO bon Ocn S6iibcngrd.
ben IN 6ronfrcid. 9llBcr0cnl bat
Der 9iot6 areil5.&riegsrot1 100000
iiir ole @rridtllng Oieier Gantinen,
Die nit Goub6Goern, @ai6anitalten,
g9didcous6ciierungs- imO GeSiniet-
tions5imnern perie6en iein iperOen
olsgeiebt, Inn 5il oerbiiten, OoB bic
Solooten onltedenoe aroufbeiten
ans Den @rd6eu 5u Souie einidleps
pen. Gieie 6roucn iteben inter Scr
Gireftion bon Winior @rcDion, Sc
y. WhrpbD Dem 3otben areu5.Gom-
miiidr in europa, unO einem Gomitc
BON amerifaniiben 6roien in @oris,
Dem ole Satin Oes omerifonii1cn
9otidoJters, S5rau g9iaiom q.
Sharpe, borIte1t.
Sritt wie0er in ottiben
Gtenit.
Pear-9lomirnl Sut6er o. Billings,
Gin 75 Sabre alter &eteran aus Dem
9iirgcrfriege, lit wieoer 5um ofiipcn
Gieniie ein6erlIien worOen. @r
wobnte ieit uielcu Sabren in 9uIti-
moro.
Gas 6el0Iager.
SSm 6clOlager 5u Camp WlcoOe
iinO geitern groBe Yodofen oiigeiebt
woroeu, melde tdgIid geniigeno
9roO iiir 10000 @lom liefern ioIIcn.
GeSglciden iinO oenug giabrungs'
mittel in @oggonIoOltngen eingetroi.
len, INN Die rationale gIrmee 5u fit
tern. 81 ocn 1900 9icierDe.Offi8ie-
rcn fomcn geitcrt meitere 40 Diff
sierc on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

gluS6ua aus oem ,nGior", sfebruor 1917,
llto ,gtnicrical", q 5ebrtar 1917.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
ABBREVIATED

Mr. Sternhagen was on the sick
list last Friday
H D. Mesick is driving the Get
tysbprg stage again
A number of Forest City side
walks need repairing badly
DIR. Laben was called over last
Friday to see Mrs. Will Oliver
who was taken III
Mrs. Ed Sutton returned from
Huron last Friday to spend few
days at the home ranch
Geo Comeau took six head of
cattle over to the Agency author
tiles last week for issue to the Iu-
dians next ration day
Ye Editor received message
from Pierre Wednesday afternoon
stating that his mother was pass
ing away. He left for Pierre on
Thursday
Mr.. Bergen was down from
Promise last week enroute to
Pierre to go into business. He
started out in the blizzard that we
had Friday but did not 90 far till
he lost his way and came back.
Later he secured few weeks work
at Geo. Comeau's while being fore
IDLY detained here till the weather
becomes more settled
Where did the boozers get ito
was the talk Of the town last Fri.
day and Saturday, when fracas of
some kind OF other was reported
to baye occurred at the rookerv"
wherein some noses were mashed.
some lamps smashed and other
things crashed in the general
melee. 1t is reported the neigh
bors are getting up plot to have
the institution enioined under the
provisions of the new state LIQUOR
Jaw
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
RIFLE CLUB
AT AGENCY

Mr. l.. q. johnson has received
authority from the War Depart
ment to organize q Rifle Club.
which, however, is in no way at
tached to or connected with The
government service.
The government furnishes one
rifle to each FIVE men. with what
ever ammunition is needed for
rifle practice. free of cost. A
range is to be located on the east
side of the Agency as soon as
spring opens mp.
4 meeting for the purpose Of
perfectlng the organization is to
be held at the Agency this Fri J
evening Anyone from Forest City
desiring to join tbs Club are priv
ileged t to do so.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
STATEMENT
OF the ownership management. etc .
Quired by the act of Congress OF A

OF the ownership management. etc re-
Qnired by the act of Congress OF Aug.
"a 1912. of Forest City Press, published
weekly at Forest City, So Dakota, for
April -lst 1917.
State Of South Dakota. Co. OF Dewey. s.
Before rne q & s. Commissioner in & for
the state and county aforesaid. personallg
appeard E. P. Thorne who havine been
duly sworn according to law deposes ana
says tnat he is the publisher Of the Fcres
City Press, and that the following is a true
statement OF the ownership ietc Of the
aforesaid publication for the date shown
in the apove caption:
That the names and addresses of the
publisher etc are
Pai.as Pablishar e ! BP 1, Ihorne Forest City, SD
Man'g editor same
Business mang'rs same
Ihatthe owner is EPThorne. .ForestCity
That the mortga gees etc holding l per
cent of the toual amount of securities etc
are Frank Smith, Forest City. S. u.
K r Ihorne. publisher
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day of March 1917
Loren O. johnson
lseall Y. S. Commissioner
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
National Association Battle of Shiloh sur-
vlVors. Dept of SO. Dakota,

Gettysburg, SD, March ls 1919,
Comrades: Again il becomes the duty
OF the Department Commander to sum
mon all Survivors of the battle Of Shiloh
residing in this Department. to meet ON
board the line steamer ST Louis. u foot of
Pine street, ST. Louis, Missouri, on sun
day, April Ist 1911 for the purpose of al
tending the tiftyljith anniversary reunion
Of the SnrViga ars Of the Battle Of Shiloh
the deadliest great battle of modern times
This fine steamer s chartered totake Us
from St Lonis to Fittsbnrg Landing aud
return TO ST Louisa round tlip Of q5l
lniles-for the moderate price of sl5 30
each, less than two cents per mile and in
cludes also meals both going aud coming
and while at the Landing. anl alsn horth
in state room
Will leave s. Eopis At fve . N. sharp
april 3 and arrive ~ Cairo about moan If
neyt day, when the city of Cairo win wet
come us with q grand reception. arriyinog
Friday morning, April eth. at breakfast
time OF before Returning viii leave at
seven pm. on the til and reach S, I .onjs
on the 10th
All comrades eontemplatine geino
shonld forward Sla each to John z Mas
sengale, traffic manager ST Louis & Ten.-
see River Packet Co not later than Mar
e refunded i Conrsae cannot 90. Camp
and coming Eo4t win be snelv ds.:ors =
&C +or the trir, including MansLa.o er.a :
OIL paintings CT piItsburg Landin. aad
5se last charge cn the siega gun battery
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

Isabel in Dewey county has or
panlzed federal farm loan associ-
aiion, applying for loans aggregat-
ing $4,000. Other places orpan-
izing in the same county are Lam
try, Eagle Butte and Timber Lake
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
Dept OF the Interior, Y S. Land Office
at Pierre s.. February II, 1917
NOTICE is herehy piYhil that

NOTICE is hereby given that
Orville NonWald of Gettysburg. S. d..
who on May - 1919, made II. u. No 01223s
for northeast quarter section 81 town
ship l1o N Range 7s ". 5th 2. NJ. has
filed notice OF intention to make finai thrre
year proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described. before Harry Bolinger
the clerk of courts at Gettysburg s. u. on
the 3lst dav of March 1911. Claimant
names as witnessed:
Emery G fiaryison Of Forest City s; n.
Emery Lyman of Eales S. d. William r..
Donovan of Gettysburg S. ~. Lawrence
w. HERON of Eaies SD.
j. e. KELLEY. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBL IeA1lgN

Dept o. the Interior, Y. Land Office
at Fierre. S. d. February Il. 1917
NOTICE is hereby given that
Milly VonWald formerly Mllv Wicker
sham Of Gettysburg S y.
Ehc on jane 2. 1918. made III c.
No. cl2247 for the neg. section 32
township 1l3 N, range N W.
9Th F.. NJ. has fled notice OF intention
to make final three year proof. TO estab-
lish claim TO the land above described. be
fore the Clerk OF Courts. at Getty burg
S. D. on the 3lst day Of March. lel7
Claimant names as witnesses:
w +. donovan. Leon Hall. David Won
Wald, Frank O Neil all four of Gettysburg
s D.
:. z. KELLEY. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

The country is over half ''bone
dry", now including District of
Columbia. minnesota is to vote
on a Prohibition amendment. All
of the Indian country is fast get
ting under State and federal pro-
hibition law.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

Samples Of The briqaets manu-
&actuted By thsne1 Johnson Fuel
Company, Of Scranton, North
Dakota, are on exhibition at the
st. Charles Hotel in Pierre. Ap-
propoa, the legislature has passed
the bill which provided for a com
mission to investigate and report
upon the coal on etote land. and
has appropriated 81. 500 to be
expended for this purpose, and as
the people of the state adopted 3
constitutional amendment at the
last election Authorizing the state
TO engage in the Development Of
Its own mines there Is no reason
why South Dakota eau not the take
up the work aiong this line itself
within q short time.
Among the Pierre people who
arc Interested in this movement tc
the point of helping it along tinan-
cially are Hon. 7 I Mcclure. who
has been an enthusiast on lignite
coal and its possibilities since the
days when he wa boosting Il as n
territorial commissioners of immi
grafton; and ,'sftue. Ssifb af thc
court
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

FOR sALE--2o head of regis
tered Stations, from 8 to 5 years
old, Percheron, Belgian, Shire and
Clyde. Will exchange for stock
or sell on time.
Bates & Barnes,
Gettysburg SD.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

WANTED-2 dozen chickens
and some good sows, also some
shoats, at a reasonable price. Ad-
dress Dick Fielder Cheyenne
Agency. S. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23
AGENCY RIFLES

WI. Nutl !lII ltlNi ieV from IDNH
Thursday evening
John Noolhes went to l.aP!ant
Tuesday to get load of govt coat
II is expected that the Hosplta!
will he recpened with the first Of
April.
A supply of coal and -four has
at last arrived at LaPlant for the
Agency
supt. Campbell left for Pierre
Tuesday to meet With the state tag
commission
The sawmill in charge Of Mr.
Walker is still saving up stove
wood for the school.
Mr. Walker is putting in a par
tition in the basement Of the Sa-
psrintendent's Office.
Capt. Henry Olson is assisting
at painting and ether work on the
interior of the CA room
4 party was given to Ruth An
trim Wednesday In honor of her
fourth birthday anniversary
Mr. Grazier was in to get his
daughter Florence to take home
with him, oceaaioned by the death
of his baby
Several reports Of loss Of stock
have come In from the range as a
result of the blizzard last Friday
and Saturday
Miss Mary Gerlach and brother
were up from Laurel Tuesday
The former came up to accept
position rs cook ror the school
mess
Mr. and Mrs. Weisler arc still
waiting for the roads to be opened
up TO get out to Cherry Greek. to
exchange places with Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreau
A new double door has been made
ON the south side of the blacksmith
shop to take the place OF the one
on the north side which has been
closed up
Another fire alarm was turned
IN from the girls building, but the
prompt appearance of the fire Gle
partment prevented any serious
damage being done,
Rudge Ronnc left for the county
seat the first of the week. There
seems to be p magnet there some
W here that draws him over whether
its rain, shine OF blizzard
Misses Vida and Edene Olson
Miss Abbie Ronne,
Miss Frances Duncan and Miss
Elizabeth Duncan at dinner on
Wednesday evening of last week
The few sheep that have died as
g result Of the severe weather are
said to be drawing the coyotes in
large numbers. An excellent op-
pcrtunity to get tbs county ooyots
bounty
Ask Mr.. Cox how to boil coffee.
It is reported that be has a new
way Of making it when aqua pura
is scarce, towit: Put your coffee
and sugar in the boiler, fill it up
with snow, and then put it over ?
brisk FIRE
Some fifteen or more of the
school boys accompanied several
freighters who left for LaPlant
Tuesday to get government coal
and -four, in charge of Mr.. Cox.
The boys were taken along to help
open up the road.
The basket social Saturday even
ing was a successful affair thn the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

los basket brot the highest BID
s5.25, made by Mr.. ncvinc. Mr..
Looney bought three baskets,
while "RattlesnaSe Pete the sheep
man WAS the best dtesst person
present and took his lirsf lessoas
in dam ing. rs We understand.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-23

The city Of Fairbanks, Alaska.
with six thousand population. is
heated entirely by steam. Ever
Stree the city burned down several
years ago. those who huild must
connect with the one central heat
ing plant Such enterprise as this
would etfeotnall5 lnferfera with the
oonser alton Of q lot of peopls Ne
kno~ # around hefe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
Heal clscus COMING

yes sirs We are going % have q
real big eireus. one % those hustsiug
bastiing Institutions th4f rolls into
Town when al good folks are fast
asleep 81 bed remaIntng long eaough
70 raise tented c.ty-give a parade
ard two performanc4a. then pack 80
the canvas municipality and ike the
Traditional Arab fade away "a the
atllly darkness
The famous John Robinson Shows
sim pitch tents IT'D Chickasha 0n We'd
nezday. Sept I2th and IL advance re-
ports are 10 b. believed The Robinson
Circus bids fair 70 Be the peer % any
tent show outnt that has ever spread
ifs canvas wlihia the confines d this
cify This IS The ninetgthird annual
tour of this Organization and il IS GER
tainly 40 exaggeration to state that the
Robinson Circus IS the pioneer o. eiF-
Gus entertainment
ftNiA tAr opening ol tAt mighty me
ianga Of novel and extraordinary aerial
acts equestrian feats. acrobatic stunts.
animal acts. bicycle unicycle roller
skating and other notable speciaIues
and features presented 90 elevated
stages together with all the other
deeds of agility and daring which 60
% make W a big circus says the al
vance man. FACTS follow acts with a
precision and skiii that IS astounding
70 say the ieast
IAN important department Of the big
show is large and diversified me
nagerie of rare ANA costly specimens
oi animal life from All quarters or the
globe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS
AGENT FACES CHARGE

Charged Ska obtaining moHey anaer
false pretenses. J. 81 sappinsr1n eas
brought here from Enll aat nlght aa
complaint q "A e. Ross oE ire sun
shine grocery. The arrest was made
IN connection Nlfh the sale oi coupons
and certificates y lhe Cooperative
Christmas Savings f1nd Vhleh Sap
plnEiOn disposed % 90 local merchants.
Hs collected ouiF ssa in ChicEasha
fnoush MS commissions would have
been n the neighhorhoad o. t2s9
The coapoa M4l Was peEmlfred %
remain az horAl lasl Hight peldlng
ihgesrlgaflol He vas brought here
81 Sheriff Hume o. Garfield conufF.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
SC --- 1Oc
CONSTIPATION The FATHER or
MANY ILLS

OF the numerous ms that affect ha-
Z allty a large share start with eoL-
So au0u Keep youf bowels regular
anc tney may be avoided Whsn a
laxative l. needed take Chamberlain
TaEiefa They not only move the bow
sls put improve ths appetite and
sirsngthen the digestion OutziHa6ls
eysIg where luo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
HOW TO GIVE GOOD ADVICE

The best way 10 give good advice
e 20 SET q good example When 9th
tfs see how quickly you get over your
cold taking Chamberlain Cough
Hemedy they are likely to follow your
example This remedy has been IN
pae fnr many years and enjoys an ex-
cereut reputation. Obtainable every
where limo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08

The litiie child q VI ST Hawn Hho
lives four miles east % f0wn. was
nrpught % the Baze sauifarium this
mnswiag seFigusig iEIaFei ~ q horse
kick The ehlld wzs reported imBsny-
ing tEls afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-08
WEATHER ELSEWHERE

. Western Union reports 70
ceiyed at s q. m. today:
, North Texas generally
: clear temperature SD.
> Central Texas generally
, clear temperature a.
= East Texas. generally clear
, temperature IS
, Guif Coast generally clear
= temperature H.
= West Texas generally clear.
= temperature 15.
= Louisiana. generally clear
= temperature "a
= Arkansas generally clear
= temperature rs
= oklahoma. generally clear.
, temperature so; Nuskogee
= showers 81.