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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
Wife Has Long
Tale of Wrong
Against Mate
Mrs. Marie LOTHIAN CHARGES
Husband With Manifold
Shortcomings.

Unfaithfulness was the least of the
Grant actions which caused Mrs
Marie LOTHIAN to begin suit for di.
vorce from Fred G.. LOTHIAN, accord
ing to the complaint she filed in The
district court yesterday. Other ways
in which LOTHIAN violated his mar
riage vows, inflicting grevious menta
suffering upon the plaintiff, were list
ed by the wife as follows:
Frequently remained away from
home the greater portion of the
night, sometimes all night:
Escorted other women to public
dances and moving picture shows:
Refused to take his wife and
children to any entertainments or
provide any amusement;
Used vulgar and profane
language toward his wife in the
presence of their minor children;
Frequently threatened to strike
plaintiff; -.
Forbade her to talk to him at
any time;
Refused to remain at home with
youngest child was born, while
she was confined to bed, and neg
lected to provide any attendance
or assistance for her.
Deserted her and the children
on May l, 1917, and has since
failed to provide the necessities of
life for her.
Mrs. LOTHIAN, in the complaint
states that LOTHIAN is an ablebodied
man. capable OF earning SIS a month
and asks for the sum of $50 a montl
in almony. She also asks for the Gus
tody of the three minor children Of the
couple, who are respectively five years
three years and six months old.
The Lottmans were married at vi
salia, Cal, April :, 1908. Mrs Lottmar
is now a resident of the Bitter Roo
valley.
Another Suit Filed.
Emma McGown YESTERDAY filed q
suit for divorce against Camille Nc.
Gown, who deserted her nearly /;
years ago. Mrs. McGown alleges tina
her husband left her on November %
1904. just a short time before the brit
OF her son. Since that time he ha,
failed to provide for her and the boy
according to the complaint Mrs. Nc
Gown asks for an absolute decree OF
divorce and the custody of her son
now II years old. The McGowns were
married here January 81, 1891.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
one Man OUT Of FOUR
!. TO Be TAKEN BY DRAFT
Army Officer Expects Three
Quarters Of List to Be
Exempted.
WILL CALL 40 HERE
Every Man Must Report
Promptly When Summoned
for Examination.
WILL CALL 40 HERE

Three of every four men called for
service in the United States army will
be exempted or granted discharges in
the opinion Of prominent army Of
ficer who passed through Missoula
yesterday.
Wholesale exemptions will be the
rule. according to this man, though
preparations are being made for
thorough investigation Of every claim
for exemption or discharge. Many
drafted men wiM be discharged on ac-
count Of being physically disqualified
for military service. Married men In
general. he said. will be allowed TO
claim exemption. though the men
whose families are not dependent on
their wages for support will be draft.
ed.
70 Call First 40 Men.
Although official notification to that
effect has not been received by the
Missoula exemption board, it IS said
that the government has slightly
changed the plan for calling the first
set of men. instead of calling approx
imately 200 per cent Of the county's
quota for physical examination, the
board will call for Is per cent OF the
total registration, it Is said. II this
scheme is followed the men holding
the first 429 numbers drawn in the
draft will be called, instead of 3a4, as
under the first plan.
Thorough Examination.
The physical examination, which
will be the first step in the work Of
wedding out the future soldiers, will
be very thorough. The work will be
IN charge Of DIR. f. F. Conyngham. the
physician of the board. who will be
assisted by two physicians to be APP
pointed soon. Each physician will be
called upon to examine at least 40 men
turing each Of the three days set aside
TOR physical examinations.
Before being examined, each man
viii be asked to submit answers to the
following questions:
Have you found that your health and
habits in any way interfere with your
success in civil life?
Do you consider that you are now
sound and well?
Sou O'SA pccIt uHueT treatment
n hospital or asylum?
The examination itself will be conf
olete. special attention being given to
he head, nose, throat. heart, feet. ewes.
'ars. teeth and abdomen.
went Instead Of Sent"
The Missoula men who hold nnm.
oers corresponding to the first few
hundred drawn in the draft Friday
may yet be accepted as volunteers q,
ne army recruiting stations. They
must take advantage of this oppor-
tunity Immediately, however as the
recruiting officers have been instruct.
90 not to accept any drafted men after
9he local exemption boards have issue.,
notice to the men to report for phys-
cal examination.
A number of the Missoula men who
were drawn have expressed their in :
,entions of enlisting. the officer in
charge OF the local station said YES.
'erday. At least IL men will be ex.
amined today. and those who are ac-
cepted will be sent to Fort Wright
'onight. Nearly every branch of the
service except the infantry is filled
Dut bakers are wanted for the baker,
units which are being organized as
rapidly as they can be recruited.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
Dentists Attend
State Convention

DR.. r. II. Nelson, DR.. Charles l..
Smith, DR.. Gratz and George Newton
have returned from an automobile trip
to Great Falls, where they attended
the annual meeting of the Montana
State Dental society. held in that city
July 10. 20 and q. They report the
sessions of this fourteenth annual con-
vention thoroughly interesting and in
structive. with addresses by eminent
clinicians from New York and Mime.
apolis. They report, also. n most en-
joyable drive through Helena and
Priests pass to Great Falls. with an
equally fine trip home over Lincoln
pass through the Blackfoot valley.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
FIGHTING in California.

San Francisco July 23.-ReportS to-
night from the various sections in Cal
ifornia which have been battling for
est fires for the last four days. indicat-
ed that less material damage had been
done today than in any "a hours since
the fire started.
Back of Ben Lomond in the vicinit!
Of Santa Cruz men were at work try
ing TO keep the heavily wooded section
including Ben Lomond, Boulder Greek
and Brookdale from suffering damage
Near Healdsburg and Guernevillt
the fighters under State Forester
Holman. have the fire under control.
The Sweetwater resort heretofore
reported destroyed, was saved. accord.
ing to later reports from the scene. A
new source Of danger reported today
was a fire near Calistoga, in Lake
county, which had burned over ap'
proximately 200 acres late today ant
was said to be out OF control.
Three men who were engaged II
fighting forest fires near Sebastopo
have not been seen since Saturda!
afternoon and those in charge of tn
fire fighters entertain fears for tn
lives Of the missing men.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24

who have escaped detection. Three
hundred men under Supervisor Glenn
Smith ara fighting the fires. which
Wsee gaining headway last night. Re-
0m6orcements were sent out from Lib
~ yesterday to assist the weary fight
- The main fires are on the Yahk
lavse. In the vicinity Of Troy, Eureka
aAd TRIAL
Swan Lake Fires.
Fire starting in the slashings where
the 6omers Lumber company has been
operating, burned over q considerable
area OF the F1Athead forest, in the vi
cinity OF Swan lake. A hundred men
have been, fighting the fire for several
days, and 1t II reported to be under
control.
Near Dolton.
Careless campers were the cause OF
a fire which started near the west en-
trance to Glacier park, just east OF
Bolton. The fire spread rapidly in the
dry grass and brush, and was still rag.
Ing furiousay last night. though q
hundred men had been pressed into
service fighting it.
One up oiaekfoot.
A blaze covering many acres is re-
ported to be burning on the Potter
ranch, just south OF the Clearwater
postoffice up the Blackfoot. This is
the second large blaze in that district
within the last week. The fire is near
ly four miles from the boundary Of the
Missoula national forest and there Is
little probability Of 1t spreading much
further, It Is said.
Fourth Of July Fire.
With 400 men fighting the fire in
tho Fourth of July canyon. it is be-
heved that this blaze. which detroyed
thousands of dollars worth OF
timber will be under control soon. A
great deal of cut timber belonging e
the Rose Lake Lumber company has
been destroyed.
Remainder Unimportant.
The other fires. of which two are
located in the Lolo forest, one in the
Neg Perez and two in the Cabinet. are
either under control or are too small!
to be considered important.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
SHOW FAITH IN RUSSIA.

Washington, July 23.-The United
States today emphasized Its faith In
the Russian government by extending
1t further credit of $;5.OO0.0OO.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24

With shch prominent artists as
James Goddard, the prominent singer
o! the Boston Grand Opera company
and long list of other performers
such as the Musical Arts quartette.
Annie Therese, the gifted dramatic
reader. and others. Missoula Chautau-
qua which opens here for weeks
program next month promises to be
one Of the best ever given.
The Chimes of Normandy" given by
the Boston Light Opera company. is
said to be one of the finest attractions
ever seen on the chautauqua stage.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-24
Forest Fire in Oregon.

Portland, July 23--One hundred left
here tonight for Medford in answer to
a summons from the national forest
supervisor there to fight fire said to
be raging in the Crater lake national
forest
Crews on the scene were exhausted
he said.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Otter en- Operation, ielp Sen h

Otter en- operation, ielp Sen bel
ol9itc, trGrlger Scgen1et iii ct Stprtc.
mto0cl for at bringc Srgoncrne til
bn9c til harnloni'f &irfiombeo, men
ct iuaonnt Stprfutiooel nloa bore
nlilot % life in0eboloc arl0et ems
buao ser bill giore Spitcnlct gpot. g[n.
ores Grfdringcr fam moaife lore os,
bporleOc3 hi Ifol bore % ob unocr
%IiBncn0e Smitruoigbcocr. "SioIte
&aar", ~ifriocr Srr Nlbert 8. Sid)tc
ira Maufciha, Ni2., "unoerfaiteoe
leg mig en- uanifeli0 Separation, men
ieg bar oIori1 rolf li0en. Wtobclr
InloQtc mig life riatig, Otter at icg
bop0e bulgt Or. Yetcr5 altrifo en-
Sio, ioltc icg mig uOmcrfct. Mfin
Wtu0Ipit rr iii bcorc clro nogcniinoe
isr. &urjfo tr ogian goo ior &prn.
Gn 9tabo l"ortaIte mig, at hans Born
noo Ell goo Srun % bnu0c 900 Wto0-
Init iiocn Sc hapoe begprot at tagc
allrifo."
Suiinocr bar frnoct &cIbrco %
&rpitcr octt2 gantlc llrtemioocl.
Set iUlac2 life pao 9Ipotcfer, men
6olf fortunes Oirette ira Gierl,e, Gr.
Ectcr 6obrucu & Sons So, 1875
So. @opnc @lUc, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

og ifiep ct gar m~ooitrGbenbe 9ern
wioron Jig ino / @preliet.
"Iob! Seq bar 10 ioaet iorfierte
Born = oct err 10 Mabam Yeteriens
oGmmeIige ltn9er!l"
Sum piloc fare no meo 6em igien,
men itariebcs al Srll @eibIer, iom
penIigt traf DC forifrpffeoe gern ino
til fig.
Douglas os 8urIi iuIgte al fig ieIp
lime npoaIete 2egefamerater / SGIe.
ne, iorigt giennemtrGngte al BET
epentpr, be bapbe p9ret meo til.
Taaoe % tilitpnfeoe, / pialtebe %
imiioiige aIGocr % ppenifiebet meb
bare 5oboer, men meo tiuorenoc 2i.
ne % reoe ainber too De imaa Spn.
oere forarl fine feitflGbte SoreIore,
mems @arncpigcn grpbenbe ipgte at
fremItamlne en- S~orflaring, iom IN.
gen berte efter.
"St bar FABIAN moret oS Wor, og
ieg fam boppe Ii9e iaa bsit iom IieIS,
og gtielS bar iogt, at icg goot maa
fomme % lege / bans 8eI - bper
eneite Dag, ON ie9 pil - og NieIs
Tiger ---
Seq boppeoe oeioa," praleoe Sur.
Ii, og ganoet itrnfeoe mig li9e op /
ginene - og gatoet bar iaa inapict,
iaa %inaoiet = ie = Sar -"
st Iioet buffet Ben rates frem til
9eifleIie.
"2ap itrar ct 9ao / Oroen, fIGo
imiblertib Serncne al % ipsb bent
ino / 2ugener og Sppper," afbreb
Sru @eibIer @arnepigenS Soripars.
tale, "o0iaa De TO iremmeoc."
"Spor er @or?" pcn9tc bun fig til
De innaa.
"lloe og poifer," bpiifcbe Crete
neppe berli9t.
Sru @cibler gif inO / Sopefamme-
ret for at ifiite 0ragt, inoen 9ao.
ningen ifulbe gaa for fig.
0ireftsren fltlgte benoe for at gioe
fine bpbt iaoreoe 6%aoerfsIelier 2llft.
Seq fan life begribe, bporfra pore
gern bar faaet iaobonne iimple SiI.
bsieligbeoer - at tpnfe fig, at De
befinoer Jig bcoit mcllem @%aocrngcr.
Oct er SioSaaloen, Der finger lig ino
ielp / @arnepprcIiet, SioSaanben,
iom benlofratiierer og nebriper aqe
Sfranfcr --"
"Su ifi,Ioe before foIoe oct, ou MI
faIber "Siosoonben", for Cubs
Singer. Naonct bar BOG minbre at
iige. Seq for min %art - % icg
er bis poa, at on gier set famine -
taffer o. peliigncr Ben Wagt, iom
aabner pore Sine for ltretfGroigbes
ben og G9oismen. Sa ben lille frent-
mebe Gige iaa paa mig meb fine taa.
refplbte Zinc, mautte leg tGnfe paa
benoes Wtor, Tom jog iaa ofte fanot
Itaaenoe peb @inbltet for at opinappe
ct Stint al fine egne 9srn, Der life
bapbe Set 9obt, mems bun meb bercs
Welf nGreDe bore blomitreu0e og
iunbe imlaa. Oh buffer moi, at hi
loo heltoe ififtc &Grelie og gap benoe
ct meo Ell anOen ltbiigt, for at bum
life ifitlbe tGnfe pua fine egne, % set
lDffeoeS bit q a 9obt, at ogiaa Wo.
oerfiGrIigbeoe1 rsOeoc8 ira be iatti-
&c llnger. Ga ieg MT iaa oQe fire
iainmen, bc TO itraoIenoe al Suno.
beo og 2pffe, og be andre TO imaa
blege og magre og fattige, og iau
tpnfte paa, at SpGl9et imellem Dem
Itooig bill blipe op6cre, beriom ingen
trGber ~biGlpenbe til, foIte ieg Dor
Sfplb ioa ~ucnbeIig itor, at Sen naa
b~etales, ON ieg ifal faa 80 / min
Sipl."
gu merer, at WaOam Getcrien
llllQer - -
"Sfal blipe T~ircftererS - ia"
Grotciten paa 9ireftsrens 2rbcr
Itaniebes al bans Sllitru paa Ell Wtoa.
Sc, iom ban enonl alorig baooe finn
net mobitaa.
90 berlleo enber SiItorien ON
Waoam TeterienS llnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

fer ollie Wte0Oclclicr ira neitrolc Sta.
ter, iuaircmt sc pna noaen WIao0(
fan toItca ion GiIficu0cAiucIic al
Spmpati for SnifIono og bets aanlp
or scr pcl life GpiI ON, al VubIifltm5
0iiaI0 pco Ncrlincr.S rfcitrctS Son,
cert / Giliul0c bar bIct itbnpttet ! Den
8ctnina."
GcIpcitc StortiraSprGiibent s. g,
WoipincfcI bcgoar sen SobGie life
oIenc at bInnoc Tia / Striben, bpori
ban iIaar til @pb for, at ale NonbS-
pGroicr, al. internotioaolt SPGcscit
boIoc2 itrcnGt ltocuior arig oA
ariQ9itcmninQ. men fomncr mco ll0.
t~aIcIicr on arigeu % 8iuA iont intct
bar meo Sagcn al Qiorc, ion itiucr
bum / ct tcmmrIia Iotterlig Sfipr.
Neoafter Gbommcaien / "EiOcn5
Sclu" rpffer / Marfen mc0 eli Ocri'
label NrtiacrjlIo moo Sr. Stortiug5-
pruiiOcntcn % bans NIlicrc6c % hoI.
Der aontpcn qnneuhc / Here ipuItcIou'
&C Hcooftion9artiflcr. iom lionrter iii
Slut til rene EcrionliQbcOcr. Gi bio
irttcr cn0cI bcteQncn0e Gitotcr:
a.. @n N}ono, TOM / oct belle an.
finer Sen prIoiQc @crocn5famp I'M.
Der Spn5ninfcIcn "Sino5ipoabco",
tur6c ogiao lame uGientIiae @ctin'
grjicr ior o%pcrbopcoct al uobrcoc Iig
uoQct itorrc ON Mcuncifrbc0cnS iGl.
les Npr0icr."
"Ccmc Stining (StortinaSprUii.
ocntitiQinRcn) bar clgonq urrct be.
flrot al Ghriitic % al SOcrOrup.
&cicn ira 0cm 90 til oc @crrCr Wios
wincfcI 90 Gucitcn cr lang"
49,. Sen oprertc % 'orQfulbc @r.
M}omincfcI ioIcr / set EIcbIif, bore
&aubamrno imoo al GoIfcrct % al
Micmcifcrct hrpbc2 % lcmIritca %
Dor rationale Gicnoom ti%tintctQiorc3,
en- uimooitoocIia 2ron9 I'll at bcntc
ct inf CrfCitcr."
Gi2fu2iioncu oiillttc3 fra @r.
(bommcoicn3 Sjoc mcO iclgcnoc tint.
icnoc Qornqroi;
Set bcaDnocr at bIi libt Tor nix.
1,t Er %,,r+,,,, nr,,GN,p+ b,r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Nlurufnnl nco anrr:.

Gll NlomtaaI. > Spiicitc2r Smor,
Ell Sqiieitc hnffet 2o1, , SpiIeIfetr
Mel en- Ebcifc ophoffct 9Gblc, y
sop N}clf. Il Sop &on0, Ell Sbcife
&oryt SoIt. @Iomtaoltu fo0c$ i
loltct Wono % roor SEN cr NOR,
hUINc2 ali &ouoet Al ioa @lomfuu.
len cr ioo tor Tom mtliQ. aorri.
imllcu Iouc2 al Smorct, buori 500
% set opbuffcoc HCbIc iprit foge5
ca ocrpoo NicIet % Harricn irurc$.
NicIt ~ @ono tiIirttc2 ioo % ioa
rcre2 Set l. til set foyer % huI
oc9 ocrpua oucr &Iomfoolcu, ioll
jmiNIcrtio boIoc& parm / Serps.
rjul2i00Ct.
eggplant %GrornettcS.
Eu truunIi1 itnr G~rnuI,u+ ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Hettclie.

: Sditor 8. 3. Gees S(rtifcl unber
SpcrItriftcn "@iinoriteten" / forrigc Ruz
uer al "9ecorabsY Soften" tales Der /
iioitc @asius ON "et MT ari9sipIitteIiens
Banner. Oct CT Ell al bi5ie 9eniaIe
SGttefeil, iom man opbager nteo llioe
blanoeOe SsleIier, cfter at Slabet cr trntt.
Set ifulbc naturligui5 bare itaaet "Girtez
lplittcliens" Banner. Reb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

Tarr &c forupcr GcrcS eupIriptlru, fem
asa pet c,r Na4'autlsual set CT MP
'rrt at f,n,, Ir', gcaRc : a.m.noc,8c @rcpt.
% ii. ,au 80, grg, oa'car!lsc loy gcu5c lam
gul rc,,g gaa @.,H
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

@reofrummer, Solt, Ecbcr, rcpet
Dtultot, ct gGg, ct uiipct go %
@rg0frumnler Of opppe Groquctter'
lie /, og NOT SmuIt til at fo8e Dem
GgBplonten togcS til ben cr
rigtig msr / IoItct Gan0, berpaa
l. Gggplanten fo9c@ til Den cr
aIoeles ieon. % bIonoeS meo sG8,
Sner og &~rpobcricr. Get ITtteS
tiIiioe, til oct er oifioIct, formes
ioa iom imaa arofctter, oisle opp.
pes / seg os Iteot tsrret grsb %
itegcS | fogenoe Smult til De 1 r
lpiebrune. Te Icrueres meo brun
Sallce.
Selat at Grcis (aarie) % 6anl.
Gcnne Iopes al &anI, aorIc, @e9-
lat, GGOifer cQcr Rpobeocr %
"SaIao SrcSiing", Ing, iriit aanl
Ifipre8 iua lin iom mulig, % Iiot
EegIoit opnfcS opcr, bare innoibt
at BET 8ipe8 li6t @ogimog. (2e8.
Iuitcn iaoes pe0 II riUc 500 poa ct
rigtig 9root HipicruD. &arien oa.
ties goot og Ina lr1geS pcycluiS Ell
Sang mco SanI % ell mco aarIc
poo 6o6ct. Smfring Set lpggc3
Nroifer, opifaorct / Sfiper, eQcr
NeobeOcr, Iom or fo9tc % opifous
ret, % ina bapcs Y}aponnoiie cQcr
onoen Salad Grcaiing ODER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
9Ga / Rcocr.

Spagbctti, 9Gg % Gon1ot Sauce
trHngcS til oettc. Spagbctti bapc5
/ loo LANCE Stpffcr, iom mllig %
to0ca iii Den er NOR. Nour ocn err
foot og &anbet err brlot al, formaS
Def Iom Imoa Nc0cr poo ct iloot
0oo. 5 bpert Hcoc lra0cS ct
'Foodeo 800" % rig SomatIallte
bGIorS oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
V1nplnnt GruructfcS.

en- tcmmoIil itor Gg9pInut, ,
Spiicitccr Smcr, 3 Spiieifter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

"Sfal blipe Sirefteren8 - ia"
Yrotciten paa Sireftsrens Sober
itaniebcs al bans SlItrlt paa Ell Wtoa.
sc, iom ban enonl alorig bapoe finn.
net mobitau.
90 bcrl1eo enber Siitorien ON
Ofabam TeterienS llnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Spauiih H;S.

Gn Sop Ni3, / rifle Somotcr,
en- "8rccn Hcppcr", en- li0rn 2GJ,
, SpiIcifccr Sliuc Oil clcr Smpr,
- Sop fogcnoe &on0. 2eg %
@eppcr haffet lint og fogc3 / Sen
rarnnc Ole cIer set Imclteoc Smsr
iii set er gOot 9ienncmfoGt, mcu
life brllnet. Seri bnpcS Iua 30
motcrne, % hpi9 life rifle Coma.
ter fan I~taiic5 Ina 9aur "tonne0
tomatoes" ogIon oil, ~ man brit
ger ga 10 Stopper al Ot2ic % u0clo.
Der set foQcuoe &nno. Gettc ioar
ct Opfoa % ocrpoo rorc5 HiIcn i.
% Ocriom man bar iriifc Tomotcr,
bar man oQion set fogcuoc &ono
l. Oct itcgc3 mes Gonite Ipag SO
/ @~ugcrouucn. minoit Ell Eime,
cler tan iTttc2 opcr "Sbe Sim'
mcrcr" pan @o2ounen, mco en- Nl5s
bcito9 NIooc opcr, "a foQc9 rigtig
lonqiomt, meo Hoog opcr. Gitcrs
iom &auoct f%orhumitcr, fan list me.
re tiIiUttca, men oct ifnl bore prrc
irAtiA life rigtia pooot, ioo man
moo cn0cli1 fife baoc mere enc
bare Ilot &ouo / ao @ouQcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Gcntucfn Corn.

70 Soppcr Corn. cntcn "connco
Gorn" cQcr iriift fam bcnpttc2. Gn
Sop Mclf, > gGM , SpiIeifccr
imeItct Smpr, Salt % Ecbcr.
9Gggcnc piipea aoOt, 0eri rerc3
Mlclfcn Gorn % set imcltcoc
Smor. Salt % Tcbcr tilirttca
otter Smog % Ioo bplOcS bet %
i ct Stcqcino Gffe &~o5ierole i
octtc 5iliGloc) % bette iGttc5 op /
eft itorre SAB mco fogcnoc %ono
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foit i NIiotcn, omtrcrlt Iom gu.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Puiet 90 Kioffenet.
Wibbagsrctter nocn ajpb.
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st Suiin iriife inlaa 8ulcreo0er,
"a Sop Hiicngrpn, en Sop boio
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herne ifrabcS % ifirrcS op | ganlte
tpffe Sfipcr % fogeS msre enten
/ tpno aieofrnit e1er / Inltct Sano
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alt 9anoet bplbeS al, iaa Niieit
fan pGre albrlcS tor. @aa6c Hi3
"a @~uIcreoocr frnbre3 nlco nofIoa
me8ct Salt % 9cber. Zen boiOc
Saucc Ionc5 al Smsr, Nicl og
WcIf % iaa bar, man ierit @ulc.
reoocr op | ct Steacioo, ocroner
6pio Sallce, Ioo Ni8 og ioicn
Sallcc, iii oft or opbrugt. Faa
5oppcn BABES @re0frrmmcr al
greb, Tom cr terrct % bcrpaa fnuIt
nlco en- &icpIe. til oct or rigtig int.
@ibt Sner Imcltc5 / cit StcGcpan'
6c oo SET iteotc @rco rerc5 oeri, til
set err riqtiq iproot. Oct blir ne.
Get bcorc paa ocnne Monoc emo
pes iarit at orp2ica oper % Ioa bo
ne imao SLATER Smor loGt poa
1oppcn, og oct toGcr life ioa mcgct
Smsr hcllcr. @ulcro0- Hctten tie
QeS % Miniter / Ell mioocl2unrm
@ogcroon 90 Ierperc5 / 6ooct. iii
Gle oi3Ic Nctter cgncr De IoataI0tc
"G~a5icroQca" iig oucrbCoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
Nuoolcs mcb ipnuif Tebcr.

y Enffc "Noo0le5" Ell Iiocn
aonoe "Sponiib @cppcr5", Ell Sop
&ioofraft eQer Stegciouce, Salt,
Eeber og en- Spiicifc Smer. Naor
"~gtoo0Ica" bar folt til sc err more,
hTIoeS Snnoet al % Oe bIonOc5
mco Peppers, iom inri6lcrti0 c;
opuormet / Sauccll eIlcr Graitcn.
Gctte foyer Ioo / 10 Mimttcr OF
Hcrpoa irprcS Salt, Ne6cr o.
Snler.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-15
PeShaStin

Children's day exercises were held
Sunday at the Methodist church, good
attendance is reported.
An attentive audience listened to the
discourse Sunday afternoon at the Com
munity church on the Subject Of the
Highway, when to be opened.
The excavation for the new ware
house will be done this week ready fol
the builders.
We are informed that Mrs. Owens
will open boarding house in the
Anderson building.
Mr.. Geo. Sussex of Cashmere was q
Saturday visitor.
Our Ball team went to Cashmere last
Sunday and came home in such q
hurrah they forgot the bacon.
Miss Madeline Mccoy returned
home Saturday from Spokane where she
attended school.
Miss ella Pendleton spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Pendleton.
Mr.. J. B. Duncan and son Donald
started Monday for American lake
where he expects to look for location
to move his stock Of goods.
There will be a meeting at the
warehouse Friday evening at 1880 p.
m. to organize Red Cross to raise
$500.
Mrs. E. Collins Of Camrose Alta and
Mrs. o. F. Stewart of Elkwater Alta
Canada, are visiting at the home oil
their brother Mr.. A. ]. Mills.
Quite a few OF our citizens attended
the Flag day exercises at Wenatchee
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-15
Former Cashmere Boy Anon!
War Victims.

What is here told OF Cashmere boy
may ere long be told of Leavenworth
boy. The Record says:
Ned Vaughan, formerly resident OF
Cashmere and a brother of B. T.
Vaughan, is reported in the list OF
casualties given out by the British War
Department as among the missing.
No word has been heard of him since
May 9th, when he was engaged with
the Canadian divisions resisting the
terrific onslaughts Of Germans near
Francois.
Ned enlisted last summer from Van
couver and was with the Canadians.
He lived in Cashmere for several years
and has many friends and acquaintance
here.