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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-12
CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION sLoAws l,N,MEn, Nv

I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best /;
rave ever used for constipation and
Indigestion My wife also used them
tor Indigestion and they did her good"
writes Eugene S. knight, Wilminton,
~ c. Obtainable everywhere.
(adv-jan)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-12
Bank Steck For Sale.

will sell at public auction at the
court House door in Paris at HOO
seIock a. m. Saturday, January Il.
7sl7. two shares of the capital stock
~ the First National Bank of Paris.
g-2D NJ. r. KENNEY, Auct.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-12

Forty-fve thousand dead ducks, vic,
TINS of wild duck disease. were picked
up on one marsh near Great Salt
Lake
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-12

Narcisus bulbs ported early in the
fall may now be brought to light and
heat, and should give flowers during
the remainder of the winter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-12

Public Sale
Stock. Crop, Farming Imple-
ments, Furniture
RENTING OF LAND
Will sell at the home place of Mrs.
Bedford Beaver on Jackstown pike.
81 miles East of Paris, at public auc.
ton, on
Saturday, January Is, 1917,
beginning at 10 o'clock, the following
stock, crop, farming implements,
household furniture, etc:
1 farm horse;
1 five-year-old mule;
1 family mare;
1 3-year-old pony, a good one;
1 siX-year-old red COW, fresh soon;
1 three-year-old Jersey COW, extra
good;
1 four-year-old Jersey COW, extra
good;
1 buggy; 1 spring wagon;
1 break cart;
1 good two-horse wagon;
1 Avery corn planter;
l Avery cultivator;
1 good disc harrow;
40 barrels of corn in crib;
so shocks of fodder;
Lot of good lumber;
Lot of garden and fence tools;
1,400 tobacco sticks;
Lot of locust posts;
2 sets of buggy harness;
sets Of plow harness;
l steel beam breaking pillow;
2 shovel plows; 1 drag;
l tobacco marker;
cutting boxes;
100 chickens;
/ saddle and bride.
/ No. 1 Miller range;
A lot of household and kitchen
furniture, oil range and other articles
700 numerous 10 mentlon.
PUBLIC RENTING OF LAND
At the same tiene and place will
rent the Beaver home place; 35 acres
for tobacco and corn, the balance in
yard, orchard and garden. Has COM
Portable Groom house, good cellar, all
necessary outbuildings and abundant
water supply of six springs. Posses
sion February l, or sooner. For fur
Their information call on the under.
signed.
TERMS-Made known on day OF
sale.
LEE DEAVER,
MRS. BEDFORD DEAvER.
c. p. Mann, Clerk.
Geo. ID. Speakes, Auctioneer.
(jan5-12)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
increase your active
working capital
without adding stockholders or partners

lu1'If
Here are three OF tho twenty concise answers
which our booklet Talking it Over has for
the questions OF the Manufacturer or Whole
saierwho wants suincrcase his working capital:
Your Question. --Ithy shorId z,- sell 5ou<
Of err .fcc0"Rts Rrcfi5l6& Ia yoH2
OR AMs,Dry.-Bccausc your capital in your
accounts produces no further profit. Your
profit IS in selling goods, and we Can enable
you TO sell more OF them. You can reduce
your credit sales TO about 800 cash, at tho
expense OF your customers who do not dis
count. You can buy closer, and strengthen
your credit with our money
Q.-Do err customers kuo7v A:>fy aeconntr
arr sold IL Jon?
.4.-No. You can arrange 10 collect the
accounts for us so that your customers will
not be disturbed,
O. Nou 4ors ,-oxr Z6lai Charge eomf,,,s
niH TIE usual discount 70e ogty err eKs-
ioWt,S2
A.-lf your sale terms are 2ro, net 30
days, our Total Charge is about two-thrds Of
what vow offer such customers TO discount
II you sell US SiO0,0OO OF accounts within
year, oar charge is less than one-haif
The other II answers are equally clear
and direct. Let us send you the complete
hooklct-or our nearest representative will
be glad TO call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

increased. AMI final" covering movement
OF Importance started The ioiInost levels
N"r" reached toward no cl"s". when The
H"tir" months w.." l:s 20 iGo points ur
from N" low"s' n,.d IL 20 ~ points over
y'gf"rdHy' s Gloss"
C'osinr BIDS Ma-oA. it-.; July. 1875: &c
'ohsr. u - D""euh.r 1875
SPOT cotton nominal and unchanged Stl"s
on nc spot 1900 bales; 1" arriv". 2"t bates
MtEiflrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
~rw YORK rnoDrcE M>.K,r.

rie'dH huier and cheese. s;-ady SPOT
. uff'". uurhaur'G
Cotrons""d oil "a-cd off "Hr'y on tho no.
Utica. new. but later prices rallied and
closed stead S-l"s l.. s'H barrels III.
rga -l.-' siaert 4'-a,.t S,,"t - 20. l.-N I'nh-
-uarr 'glIul9.i0. March :" 2iWi-1t. >pril.
- So % l'.ls Nny. u $50 -: juno n HoTi
y 70. Iuy md august 1eo'nl2c' %er'"ri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
CHICAGO GENtN MARKET.

CHICAGO. February Wheat uri"ns Shot
Sktward to-day. after Z. down plurr" III :
carts. II" ri-" following amounted To II
cots E%ci',d huyin" 81 til" part OF sr-cu-
!Jt"r-. VINO hIu uN-r-sf Imat.H tn. ,i".l-Ss-
!hc effect oi s-veran," OF American r.la-
ti"nS with GERMANY WAS chiefly Responsible"
ior TIE giant up~winG %: the market Tn"
clos" Was wild in wheat at SLIT, TO 81 90.
:"r May. and a ti5@s 10 81 ISIS FOR July.
win last trading. a who'll. csc 20 -,
abnv- yesterdays nnish. Corr closed at :,
net adHarce of L. "a r.c. and oats with "a
gain OF SC TO lC. In provisions, the result
Nnrinn frnm 10 dnu-in. 10 ri.e OF 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
LITTLE ATTENTION PAID
TO I.NNk SIAIENiI\I,

s, M"G99g p1 sa , n.y. steHsn - me 1am
n naH1 has ingr@,"h ho ,nnny "rr"Iy Th'
r,iuy nrh' th%,v.i Iic 81 t,, ~, ia
w"Ck 90, 81 ''7 5;Soco IN lonns !nd an i1creas
d"cr"as" in RESERVES az Ss-.ii67p Tho .,%or-
u =, 81 90 GsMsf ~, i%c," " IT, csg,
~ 'i,'is,Pn nnd h"rI"ns. ia surplus re-
S S."ia s s. " @f ,oes r. NJ l'ssen p
ord"ftmr ,ho'r s,ocls @oid f rhat '' Ill., " ,h.
- he session rf ioa.r IN" %a,y ~,
h onr 'h shd, ,eip@ "so 40 hniit nn in one
Whom tho shorts begin 10 'ot,ar ..linr
I,,r,,ris ;,,,,. ~ rs 'nrn"h nmd Do'ai; rho
,,I,ndI OF c,iston'I to ho.d ,n"tr e,o"E-
waIi s, w in IN r In. s"i g'Hri,., ,c
; ma OF griual var Win G"imqny. IN, So
49, sii,''i!cht Of ms morning that var was
nsg from Inc baic%n, vbjIS Xxx al, "r'
E,n,r'frd .rounH II End -"ng patrio,ic SONGS
~. tim" 'he s'o,t mari, a,Ssed yvaii
Hlf'c, look as " celebration WAS la
' j,s,, S si',d ~ notion maj with INC
~, c"me ia dircet ,oir,.ct witR C;.-inaiiy.
On swtwari .ea5ur& ~ M, @.Ii' .~ ,b,.
he rq,a,'rrl'd VIII 90 very iaryeiy 10 SUI
,t' ~ I'M ''s'i 'fs'i' anu may. ana.
surpl"s thut woulJ - +" .H. alII. In
~ ls'hN" i. 40 IHratluu ~ wrr VIII b.
, Me- "a w.th he nn.'ed S',t"s acting in
ono ~ them u viii b.. easier 10 ur,al. IN.
German hio,laa"
SEW, york. Fcbru,ry rhe took
rols'i"nz with i~rmauy was sudden M.
We "!as~ r"r"N-fins irum early d.CIiu.S
~ 70 10 while ss,h"iem S,ae ncay5y! ~ 4,
M. outset. closed at :. gain uf - ioIuty
'Hi'"l S'hi,s steel opened az maximum
Sain "i -. POINTS. iyrf-!tiEs mote mn
Inr..,o,,r, - ,rteoin' Of " news from Wash
down with II ON III f.!,ugud In. '.r,.I.
VIZ absorbed with such ease a. 10 10 mir.
commence mnf bring ao"ut q central r"ai-
l,'.. aud ~ hra' figure los . net #li,r
irni',iri2I Alsenol a4>suyd 70 l-n. az
7u "N'r"En" gain " =. POINTS C'.n.r.tl Mo
tors gained :. Republic IrUu p. T.sa- Com
pany. 20. Cruciblr steel g. ana All nr.i..
Rails Were some what heavy. hut Reading
S"w York central A'chlron ana EorfG.,f,
raciho nni'hch tho das az substantial ad
Almos' All international bond issues ,slI
:" new ,ow figures while domestic s.,."s
r r,TSa ~ y al - points Total 'l", pat
l,,l,ed STAT. bonds uuchanred ,f sal
NEM :, YohE. F.sru..r:> Mcreqn,ue pa
commercial siN,y-d"' bills on hnnNs. - ~
..9ln!L9a"Fr ,;. S'Niy-aaz ."!I, s. d-msmd
M"V!caH dol!ur., asf, Guy"~uir.,tt bonn
steady. R.ilroal bonds. heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
COTTON MNKki.Is.

NV iDEk- Fehru+ry 3.--rh- Hn'uit" an
'pul' 'n"E' of nr.Hi In iiElpu.aiic r"la-
iop- with Germany was followed los very
excited advance of over 81 halo I'm rho
cotton market h"r" to-day MAJ iunll--
al"t"iy sold 20 1882 Or about 3f points
from IA" ou-uiu- urice bN offerings v.r"
comparatively ll=ht. aud II" market soon
G"trior"d S'n'ntDrn' .-'r"ns L. Win iha'
d ItN'rr auNSr'.ug go + coo. This mad" :.
advance 90 SI..i r.- bale from tn. fuyv
level ~ IA" morning and o! $3.50 per bale
from last NigAtS closing figures. MAJ
ciu-.d t' ltler with the general liz. vlos-
.nr ,Nrti'G ~ = Mt gain % 70 - lo' po.pts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
HICuMo~D STOCK MARKET

U-rsEI" @. huron ( 90
Richmond. Va Fcbruar. . to,-
STATE SECURITIES Rd tsi,.J
Nir-;iuia -. Old. <. and T. al
Virginia Centuries y: So.
CITY SECURITIES y"
IiChmord city -. I: - W,
lilch'ncnd CITY IS . and E loo iJi
RAILROAD BONDS
ScHhoard Adjustment Ss a
Southern Hallway list 5s...... l0a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

unsettled; receipts about equal 20 demand
'iin.S-Mhrk"' unsettled: outlook lower.
t.ttc ana v"alS Ia extremely lirh: rccoi,t
and bring prices in ..Nc"ss OF quotations
Market In general Ia strong condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
STARTLING CHANGES
IN PRICES OF STOCKS
Sharp Break in Entire Market at the
First Word From WASH
ingtOn.
AMERICAN FLAGS puT OUT
l'nrgain Hunters Soon Begin to Buy.
ShOStS Take Fright, and Last Half
Hour of Trading Develops Into
Bear Panic.
nY nEOADA\ WALL.

NEW YORK. r. hruayy @-Arnounc"urcu,
maj diplomats" Relate NJ with Germany
would he severed was followed tn WaIA
SuH"t - tho most startling changes in
prices that hav" been SiuTe IA" war
n.G,n. ~ TIA" hrst word from WASHINGTON
,h'f' was SHARP break thar ran through
IN" .nt'r" market ;.ud carried prices down
or :! points. and In ON" eases more. Then
AMI talk war
rms demonstration hardly had h".un
Nh"n bargain hunters began buying stocks.
Hn"tts took fright. aud III" last half hour
VI Tihing waS " bear pau!C Prices All
.,"hN"d from = and . points ~ much as
10 points In art!y" iEsu's.
steel was th" leader. both in VOLUME Of
'r"niHE and in yioicuc" ~ advance 1t
nfok" from iol to 90. 1t tn" nrsi snupunc"-
hnnt ana from th"r" moved steadily to 100: I,
W,ihnui recession. industrial Alcohol.
Wfich hr"k" 10 fllis r"r" - l12t4 h"for" tho
,!"Nc. Utah copper went from !N.'s to !Ui
E"fth'rn Pacific from l4l To loi ana 20 on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Ns.W YORK February Ser; movement
MltrnuF. ii"1e r., p,-. Ia b.le- "a ga.
-, balls. stp.l. ia>5a' males
Total To-day a. ala Tur'~-\ ,t r"r.ipiS. Is
80 h"!e.. EFFORTS, iiat, bales stock. .,3'5.!'-
Total "or w.",-%.t receipts is. bales:
"N1,rt-. - -, bales
Total :pr season Net reC,iTt-, ..-s- 80,
yaI-s ,Np"rts. 3.71".ii- bei-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
SUCCESS CLUB ADVISORY SERVICE

Don't trade without our advice" Advised
February break here last sunday. sub
Scrihers sold Monday bet sugar. central
Leather and Stc"ls. Have received word
when bottom expected probahl. low Dric.
steel and general marke, swings up to
August
Send TEN DOLLARS for one month trial
subscription Daily Letter with forecast 10
AUGUST iir-t ana prevent losses.
SUCCESS CLUB. q. y. GOIDSMTrH MGR.
- Broad Street. New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

NEW ORLEANS February 3-Io'ton
bulred uourIy "ri.ts pound iu-Ga.-. Luly
"urtuatiug lsc points, 81 $3.50 bal" rhs
~is. was well maintained to ,h- cio.,. which
w,s steady. hut irregular. 81 Il net GAIN FOR
he session OF ~ 10 u! points.
Around the opening III" market lUyt I
go ~ pu!nt-. but immediately after firmrG
up. tfi.r u"NS ~ TN break Win G.rmanE.
{, sharp hr"tis occurred. which l"n,I.d trad
M months - :" !. po!nts under y"stcr-
days close For whi'. tit" ring w.s Ia
-tat" OF confusion Gradually tho demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

foultry-iic,!S In worry strong demand: re-
..irtS "Ntr"nt"!y liEht. Chickens In sulan-
lid demand: rcccipt~ light. EGgs-Narl;ct
strong: receipts mod"ra," Ru,t.r-NIariet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
K.CIIMO>n G.\I~ MNEETr

so yellow. sa'.oe'ne. 80 whi;o. nom
'Hul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
RICHMOND u,y M,xKET.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ML.M IDI.k. Lnhr-IMrE 3 A.-. no 81.
CmICNGn Inn srOCk MAnKEr

Calves. 70 trading
sheep. ti"ig i0mbs. $3.50
I!"Gs. no trading.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-29
9iensta9, Den 20. @at 1917

f0nnen, pcr6otcn. Scr Yrdibcnt foun
bon 3cit 5ll 3cit bcn Gbarattcr lplcGcr
Snformationcn, sic Dem Seinbe niitli6
lino pocr lcin t0nntcl,, purcb Yroflnz
nation crfldrcn. Gie Surp lo1 nit1t
MIR bcltimmcn, pb Sic &er0ffentlibung
loldcr Snfprmatipncn ublintlich ge>
Icbab, lpnbcrn allG p6 lie Dem Seinoc
bon 9tubcn par obcr puu giubcn bdttc
lcin tDnnen. 9iibts in biclcm Sara
9rnpbcn lpll bie Aritif an ser Megicz
rung pbcr i1rcr &crtrcter pbcr bicGcrz
Dfientli6un9 lolbcr &ritif 6cl6r0ufen.
Scoc llc6crtretung oieicr @eltimn1luz
gen loll NIT bDhltens $4,000 GclDz
ltrnic pbcr bobltcns fiinf Sabren
3udtbaus nbcr bciocm ltrnibnr lciu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-29

Scrid,tc mclbcn, raj: cinc arufc Wicnac
pum ;yarmarratbd,attcn, ,ucldc nUtbis
inn, um bic lit picicm Sabre cricbntc
arpsc Grntc ciu;nbclmicn, ucruid,tct
,uprncn lit. Scr GrntcidJahcn lit Wc=
trcincfriidJtcm iul nid,t gruf ictn.
Scn erSften %crluit an WscnIdlcn
lcbcu hat Mnttpuu SIT pcrscid,ncn, cInc
stnpt uuu 10000 Ginuphncrn ii, ncnt
,,Sruum Gprn" County ncs mittlcrct
csainuis, ,uuielbit 81 Spntc, 500 Yer
munnctc mn Cit 0t9cntbumSid,aoc't
ppu $4,000, 900 SIT hctlaacu iinn.
Gbarlcitp,t, 81, 10 Wtcllcn o'tl'd,
uun Wiuttuuu, iii cbcnialls am Gums
taoabcun stint 5hcil scritJrt ,uurocn,
nit ciucm %crlult uuu SO Mcnld'clt=
Icbcu uun $50 %crlcttcn. Der Snh=
id,ancu nalclblt brtriiat cine Mtlllu't
Spllnrs.
Scr niid,ltitcbcmue crnltbaItc Scr
luit war III slnra|c, &a'llaS, SIT uer=
;cidbucn, ,uuiclhlt am 6rcitaa 2G @'elt=
ld)cn act6ntct nuo cinc Nnsabl per=
muucct uurScn inp. MnSun',taa mel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-29
MuS 6cm Mu8lan0r.
Sraiilicn aibt IeutralitGt auf.

Sraiiicn gibt Neutralitat anf.
HipSanctrp, 20. Waai. Sn Der
Observation-Disclosures ,rnrbe bcutc bic
critic 9ciung ncrHcgicruugspprlagc be
cnbct, luunad) Srniilicn int &riegc Slul=
idjcn Scutidjlanb uun ben Ser. Staa=
tcn iciuc Mcutralitit aufgibt. Wtit 1876
acacn 3 Stilnmcn ,uurbe bic &urlase
angcnpn,mcn.
Gcriid)t aus Sraiillcn.
Hi Sanctrp, %. Wsai. uM 9ip=
'tcln" inst, naE it ocmtldcn &rcilcn
Gchauptct ,ucrnc, Scutidlanb ,uiirDc
III ;,uci pocr bret Sagen yraiilicn ocu
Gricg crtlircn.
9Sarcn lcerc 9Sprtc.
slmitcrb ut, %. Wtai, iibcr
2pnrpn. Sic HcDc pun Gremicr 2lunb
0icDr9c, il, bcr CT iastc, bal! bic bcnt=
id)cn Snudjbpptc jest crfolarcid, be-
fimpit piirocl,, itnb pai: Gtt9lanb ltiht
pnrd ben Sauhbuutfrics ausscbmnsert
lucrbcn tDnnc, ,utrb in elmer balbamt=
lid,cn hcutidtcn Nntiuurt nit bent 9lns=
orud ,,lcerc @prtc" abgetban.
Sic Sbatiaden icblen", iast bic
slnhuprt, voenn unicrc 6luttc bat nnr
gcrinae Spmren Der neuen Wictbuoen
gciunncn, bnrd, bic, nad) Mniid)t bcs
1Scinncs, Der Snud,bputscfabr begcgnct
mcrpcu tnnn."
IppIepelt lit tire $ouiinuns.
%nris, %. Mai. Sn cinem ufic=
ncu &ricf an Erdl. &iliuu bcidJluDrt
Der friihcrc HrcmicrGlcmcnccau iu ici=
ncr Scituna ,9'$opmmc Guhaiuc" oclt
YrGiincntcn, oudl Urunfrcid) ocn nn=
cnnlid, grpEcn @cfalcn SIT tbnn nno
pcn bcriibmtcn $,clS Nupicuclt SIT idJi=
tcu, nm bciicm Nameu bic 9caclloc ocn
aulnigitcu Wlaus ac,uubct. Gs iet bic
icr @lau;, Der bic ira,tsUiiid)cu Sui
D0tcn ,uicncr n,1icucrn ,uiirnc. rSSlr
,uiHcn, nit wcldcr Scaciltcrung baa
Stcrncnbanncr nu nnicrer 1srunt be-
ariii;t ,uprbcn lit, icpud) mnltdJcr mtrb
iciucn &amcrancn acfragt babcn:
rslbcr 100 lit Iuuicuclt? Sd ichc ibn
ntrgcuns."
Gcucral Gutti biilt grDferc Sffcniipc
iiir nnmGglid.
Yctru arab. 27.MHli. iibcr 4or,z
opn. 0jcucrol 9titplnus 9. Nubti, mel
der bier ciutruf. 1udNocnl CT ous&pn,z
nu,lno an Ser nDrOlid'cu Nrpnt altfgca
gcbcu bate, lprud in lpffnung5freuz
Niocnl Spuc bon Der &crbclicrung Der
NFprul ocr Sutrpcn an icncr Srpnt.
Sctncu Grtldrlluacn Sllfpl9c bobcu o1e
%crbrilbcrun9cu nit ocnlScilloc duf9cz
hort, lnh Ser Siongcl on @runutenz
Mllluilipu lit uuiNcbubcu. slnocrcrlcit3
bctputc &cucrnl Hubti, nub uuf Gru1o
scr lptolcu %crhUltuiiic cine Sffcrz
iiuc ii, gruben, MaHltobc llnmD9Iid' lei.
Gjcucral Nll6ti lit scr slnlldlt, onb
lpcuu sic %elierlln9 Scr 3ultdnoc an
b1It lnN lucnu sic rliIliidcu slrntccn
ihrc Tilid't ocn, cigeucl1 Suurc uno
ihrcu sllliirtcu 9cgclilhcr crfilllcn,
Bic Scrtlctcu bis sum- S>crblt gc'tIuz
GEN lno NcSlpllnacu lrcrocn tnnncn,
sic Tricocusbeoinguugcu scr Nllilrtcn
@cucrul 9hlStt lest gro
Scs &crtruucu in Sen pcrlpulldlcnGlnz
tlub, sen &rica sn1iuiitcr acrcn5ft ouf
Sic Srlprcu beIitt.
Nus Der 9unnuncr vSimcs".
Spuopn, 27. Wui. Scr Ectrus
Nruncr &prrclppuDcnt Scr "Suucs"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-29

r)c octrcltlidl lmo uucruiioltb Die
ld,lucrcu Nrbeitcn rpllbrillNcn. upn De-
ncu sic Slrmcc ubb1n9t."
u III, IS. Ntai. Sic StuIicncr buz
ben lih icst nurh ibrcn SlnNoben. bis
inuerhaIb slpci Wtcilcn upn Sllinu
Nurheefimpft, lucldscS sic mdthtg'tc
nutiirlihe Sthroute Suiie]cn ibncn lnr
ser Stant Sriclt biloct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-29
&rQlilieu 9ibt bic NieutralitQt int Srie9 5mi=
l6en 9eutl6lQuo nuo 0en&fr. @tQQten auf..
Sic Sciterreid)er madten 1T 16 3a8em 1900
@efan8ene.
Moocuelt ldent eue Oer lebten Souugen antrci u en
boinungsuunc Sauhbuut ccab
rei1er ,,ta1ten lit 16 Gage
@efan8ene.
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SclTnlt, 81. Wtui. Gin Gumitee
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PIG Poi 4. str. 9apeuport, Sa.
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Der tunntc.
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The only morning daily
paper in the TriCities, Dav-
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line. Member Of the Asso.
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(6crtlcs,u,s nli ser 4. Seitc.)
Arizona republican., 1917-04-28

Made from fresh ripe loganberres. We have only had this item in stock about weeks and it has proven a big seller
 Pints, 25c; Quarts soc; Half Gallons e5c
Arizona republican., 1917-04-28

sailed back to Washington. In due time 10000 pistachio trees arrived at the res ervatiOn. Comment is unnecessary. That reminds me of some would be mining experts running loose in that country. l don't claim to know much but can tell mineral from country rock almost every time. Pardon this digres sion, cut it out if you lack space
 Come now, you people who have in- fluence and are so well provided for yourselves, show a little good fellow ship and patriotism and give d few boosts in the right places and help us get aid and encouragement from some quarter. This is "Cry From Mace donia' of very practical and urgent nature. If you do not heed, you are missing a great opportunity to do good for your country. I am determined Pi- nal county shall not be forgotten or overlooked or ignored and have written the secretary of agriculture and the secretary of the interior on this matter and shall not cease my efforts until our needs are recognized. If they are, we can throw in our help with Salt River Valley in providing food for the nation.
 Trusting you will give this matter your careful consideration, l beg to re- main.
 Sincerely yours,
 J. K MCCARTHY