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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
By CAROL S. DIBBLE

er Red Cross organizations and war re-
lief work in general.
The personnel of the club numbers
Mrs Lawrence T. Harms, Mrs. r. B.
Goodin, Mrs. Ralph Glover, Mrs.
George E. Schaefer, Mrs. Arthur H.
Moore, Mrs. George ". Lewis, Mrs. L.
N. Gillingham, Mrs. +. G. Bowersox,
Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mrs. George
Watson, Miss caista Moore.
Governor and Mrs. James Witty
conbe are planning TO leave Tuesday
for Union, Oregon, where they will
visit their son, Robert, and enjoy q
two weeks outing, Both Governor and
Mrs. Withycombe have been under con
siderable strain for several months,
owing to the serious and protracted ill.
ness of their SOD, Earl, who is still in
a hospital at Washington, ID. c. Miss
Mabel Withye0mbe, who is with her
brother writes that though slowly i'm
proving, her brother does not gain
strength as fast as desired. tits hoped
that it will be possible to bring him
home some time next month, when
more rapid recovery is anticipated
once he is removed from the debilitatr
ing effects of the. extreme heat now
being experienced in Washington. The
eonvalescent recently enjoyed a visit
from Senator Chamberlain.
DR.. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., and
son, Malcolm, accomplished by Mrs.
Smith s mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Goff, were
Portland motorists over the week end.
Miss Ruth Moody of Everton, Wash.
ington, is a guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Macloary for the week end.
Mrs. s. Seese of Portland is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles X.
Spaulding having motored home with
Mrs. Sp1uldfng and Miss LA Spauld-
ing from Portland, after accompany
ing Mss Spaulding's houscguest, Miss
lara Bean of Ilaho, that far on her
trip home. Miss Bean was planning to
stop en- route a. Spokane Thursday,
Mrs. Spauldtng, Mrs. Sdcse, Miss
Spaulding, Mrs. Walter h. Spaulding
and Miss Rosa Hiene mctored to New
berg to spend Decoration day.
Mrs. Walter l.. Spauldlng accompan-
led by Miss LA Spaulding are spend
ing the week end in Corvallis. Mrs. |
Spaulding is the guest Of Miss Dorcas
Elliott at the Beta Tau sorority, while
Miss Spaulding will be entertained by
Miss Gertrude East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson
a group of Portland guests
On Memorial day. The party who motor
ID back the same evening, comprised |
Mrs. G. s. jackson. Mrs. G. G. Louns
dale, Mr.. and Mrs Roger B. Sinnott |
and Francis jackson.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Guy Sargent of San /
Francisco are expected in Salem the
middle Of June for q short visit with
Salem friends. Mr.. Sargent will stop
N route to Seattle on business trip,
while Mrs. Sargent will remain in Sa-
EN- until his return.
DR.. Myra Brown lyman of Portland /
5 visiting at the home of her brother,
Attorney General George M. Brown,
or few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

dies of the PGSlie Service commission
club Wednesday afterno-n, at the res
idenee of Mrs. Davies on Fairmount
Hill. The rooms were handsomely dee
grated with masses cf the brilliant
California peoples. An especially pleas
ant social afternoon was enjoyed by the
club members and a few additional
guests including, Mrs. S. S. East, Mrs.
F. Z. Shafer, Mrs. F. w. Buehner and
Mrs. Joseph Robinson of New York
The club will be entertained next
time by Mrs. viii I. Neill and Mrs.
w. d. Clark, at the home Of the for
mer ,l3O North Seventeenth street.
Miss Inez Goltra went to Portland
yesterday for short stay.
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. Mae
Ollie of Salem and A. w. Duell of
Marshfield were quietly married at
the residence of the brides cousin.
Rev. and Mrs. H. 4. Penberton, on
Confined on naCa thraal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

The "Open House, DAY at the Illa.
he golf links last Sunday proved SO
popular, that it will probably develop
into an annual event. One hundred and
fifty people motored out and enjoyed
the delicious lunch served by the Ia
dies of the club. Sixteen members of
the Portland golf club were the guests
of the local club, including Mr.. and
Mrs. William Northrup, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Ii. Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Gross,
ar. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson, Mr.. and
LAS. Adoaph Becker, Mr.. and Mrs.
J4m>s Angus, DR.. Glary, DR.. Willing,
j. SsLGifer and John Cascaddew.
ARisGg the active club members
now in France is Laurence HOfer, who
is stationed at a French naval base.
Walter l.. MeDougal, another member,
leaves for Ft. Mcdowell, California,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Meyers Mr..
4nd Mrs. Walter DehtOn and Mrs.
Gideon Steiner are planning delight
full motoring trip up the Columbia
highway tomorrow. They will be Joined
in Portland for the days outing by
another party of motorists including
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Dick and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. Kerron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Sutherland return
ed from Portland last night, having
motored up for Memorial day.
Lieutenant j. II. Garniobst will ar
rive home Tuesday night on a short
furlough from TT. Riley, Kansas. Tho
leaving for the east in a few days, he
will not return to Ft. Riley, but will
be stationed at a cantonment on the
east coast. Mrs. Garnjobst will accom-
pany her husband on his return trip.
Lieutenant Garnjobst is a member of
the medical corps.
"The Little Musicians" club met
at Mrs. Walter A. Denton s studio
last Saturday afternoon. 1t was their
last class meeting of the season, and
an interesting program was given. The
small pianists deserve much eommenda-
ton for their caeful study, and musical
tion for their careful study, and musical
were greatly pleased with the progress
shown since the last recital.
Those taking part on the program
were Frances Martin, Virginia Ber-
ger, Elizabeth and Margaret Lewis,
Helen Ashelman, Ethelwynne Kelly,
Benneitta and Norval Edwards, Mar
garet Steiner, Pauline Marnarch, Ro-
vena Eyre, Maxine Glover, Donald Al
ison, Ebert Lachele, Jack Mimic. Mrs.
Denton will present her pupils in two
losing recitals about the middle of
June.
Announcement has been received of
.he marriage of Miss Eva Fisher to
Eugene Herman of Los Angeles, Cali
aornia. Mrs. Herman is the daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Fisher of 700
North Church street. She will be re-
as one of Salem's popular,
school teachers having taught at tho
and Highland schools. She
s a graduate of the Salem high school
md the Los Angeles normal and dur
ng the past year has been teaching at
a Verne, California. Mr.. Herman is
assistant city surveyor of Los Angeles
,ut left soon after his marriage for
Fort Scott, San Francisco, where he
will enter the government war school.
Mrs. Herman win spend the summer
it Pomona, California, with her broth
II, DIR. w. l.. Fisher.
Mrs. Warren Hunt passed Memorial
lay in Corvallis, where she was the
yuest of her aunt, Mrs. W, S, McFad
In.
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nous games. Chaperones for the Oeca-
SION were Mrs. James Heenaa, Mrs
John Mailman, Mrs. NJ. J. Petzel, Mrs
Theo. NJ. Barr and Miss Clark.
Word has ben received by Salem
friends of Miss Julia AeFadden, who
ld-t Oregon about SIX weeks ago for
New Yerk TO take special Rel Cross
training, thas she expects to sail for
France shortly with a nurses unit.
Miss AeFadden' s home is in COrval-
his, but she received her original train
ing at the Coed Samaritan hospital N
Portland. She accompanied Miss Anna
Held as a nurse for several months,
prior to entering the Red Cross ser
vice. Miss MeFadden has a large cir
cle Of aequaintanees in Salem, being
frequently called here by her profess
sional duties.
As an Illustration of how the fame
Of Oregon roses has reached the in
land cities, the following from Kan
sas City paper, concerning a unique
rose-tea for the Red Cross, will be of
interest to Salem rose growers. The
hostesS-to-be Is an Oregon woman,
having resided in Portland:
"When the warm sun shines and the
summer breezes blow, bringing to per
fection the roses in Kansas City, there
is going to be rose tea for the bene-
fit cf the Red Cross in the lovely rose
garden oif Mrs. Ernest Ellsworth Smith
at Sl4 Westover road, Sunset hill.
Although it viii be July before the
roses reach the climax of their glory,
Mrs. Smith is already making plans
for the event, which will be charae-
terized by many novel features. The
rose garden alcne, containing several
hundred rare plants, scattered all over
the handsome grounds, will be well
worth seeing. One hedge of roses is
so feet long and several others are
nearly that length.
can of the roses came from Ore
gon, and have thriven and blossomed
in marvellous way. There are many
varieties, none common, from the lit
tie sweetheart rose to the ravishing
pink Caroline Testout, a prize winner
much sought after by florists.
"But to 60 back, or rather forward,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

Mrs. Warren Hunt passed Memorial
day in Corvallis, where she was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. W, S. McFad-
dn.
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Continued on page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01

nous games. Chaperones for the Oeca-
son were Mrs. James Heenaa, Mrs
John Mailman, Mrs. NJ. J. Petzel, Mrs
Theo. NJ. Barr and Miss Clark.
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Sr. @eo. 6. @nrsbad, 3abnar5t,
Sids @ebduoe. ST. 6067.
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Sentiman g%eriammlilns.

@eitern abenb fano in Der Sect
boper @nlIe cine GerIamn1lung
itatt> Die i'm Sutereiie Sobn S. Sen
timan's. Der befanntlid &anoioat
fir oos Mmt oes Eoli5ei=aommiiiars
lift, einberlfen mar. 2. g. Yicnot err
aoffnete Die 8~eriammlung nno foroer=
tie S. g. @arrettion aut ben Borlis
Su iibernebmen. @arrettion erfeiIte
Dem friiberen Staotanualt Sofepb
s.. Npan oas @ort uno oieier belt
eine Meoe, in ser er nit groBer Ont
3dieoenbeit fir 5entiman eintrat uno
Ole Mrt, nie ins@egellfanoioat, 8eil
@rigbt nomiriert nuroe, idarf frt=
tiiierte. Gum SdIlB erfldrte er, oab
Jentiman beItimrrlt gepablt merhen
tpiir6e.
Gerihieoene @erren iprnden noD
gum ShlilB nuh Der &anoioat, SEER
Jemtimon lelblt. gr erfldrte, oaB er
nls &anoioat p~ollitdnoig uuabbangig
lei lrfto nift BON elmer Clique, eincnl
Sting abbaage o0er iih bon einem
.BoB~ befebIen gu Iaiien brallde. Or
peroe aber IN poaitdnoiger llebes-
e%initimmung nit ben iibrigen aonl-
miffdref1 ba1oeln. Ct erfIarte ii1
fir MISUNDERSTANDING uao @itrif+e
Durhfiibrling bet @eieee CUR Inter
0riidune oes Caters uno CUR Heini-
gllng Der Staot BON perbreheriiheu
glen1enten; er erflarte iih fir Die
Mnitelling BON meiblihen Holi5iitci
CUR @erridtung bon arbeit, oie fir
1ie paiieno iei; er berIangte oieDurd.
fiibrung oes @eieses, oas ben Seuer-
mebrleuten idbrlih fiinf5ebn Gage
Jerien getu1brt; er perlongt oaB I'M
fere 8oIi5iItet Die lang Deriprodene
GrbObung ibrer @ebdIter befommen;
er erfldrte ldIieBIih allds oab er &C.
gen cine erbobung Der Eelepbonrn-
ten iei ullo cine iolbe nufs gntidie,
oeuite befdmpfen tperbe. Seine &eos
madte offenbar einen por5iiali6eu
Ginoruf.
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dreit YrtHe fit stras:; Trsilag ben 81. Mai 1918.

gum @mpfang ser @dite oben attf Set
8reitreppe gu iteben eenotigt NOR,
ietnem l1nntut borbnren Musoruf.
@ie Soro Salisbury ihrieb lie gele-
gentlih Mnffase fir Die eSaturoop
Hebiem1, cine @obenihrift, Die be-
fanntlih maBloie Mllsfdae segeti
9oro Salisburps Yarteibaupt, 8en-
jufnin DisraelI aborltdte. 2aop Ga.
lisbltrp befaB piel gerftanc uno oefi-
nierte einmal iogenanrtte artiae (nice)
2el1te ols 2eute nit abi6enlibeni
temperament. Sod bat Tie ols 6rau
uno Mlttter ibre Gflidt aetan uno
ibrem @atten auber orei So6tern
flint Sobne ge6oren, bon oenen elmer
2oro Gobert Cecil I'M Wtniiterinm
oes Serrn 2lopo George als 8loda-
oentii1ilter list. 2abp Salisburo5
gr3iebungsmetbooe mar iebr einfdd],
lie geitdtte ibren ainoern Elm groBss
MusnlaB bon 5reibeit uno erlaltbre
linen inter m1oerm an oen @eipra-
d)en ser grna61enen teil5unebmen
inter Ser &orausiesung, oaB ibre
geitrdge in getpdblter nno paiienosr
Sprahe geliefert miiroen.
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DIETER IofDie Der. Sdngerborirasgcl1
mebrere Munnlern llttter 2eitnngapon
| SsraH, 92ula @rieienhed IN gan5 por-
5iiglid)er @eiie ppr uno Groieilor Or.
@inion, 9rdiioent Der Staotsuniper=
iitdt, bielt cine patriotlIf)e abidleos&
rebe, mel1e in ben Screen Der 3nbn=
rer lebbaften Mnflale fano. Cine
abnlihe 6eier fallo 81 oerlelben 3cit
in ser Main Ape. @obihule ltett,
po elmer eroBen an5abl @roonlerter
ole @eife=3el1aniiie iiberreidt muir
oen. Sier mar Oie Spreberin bes
s(benos Srau @iliam @urner bon
Glulloe, Geras, goriisenoe Der tera-
niid]en Srauen=Glubs.
- 9ie mabreno Ser lebten ISOLDE
bonn &oten areu5 in 5an Intorio
nno ltmgegeno peranltalteten Samt1=
lllltgen baben oie Summe bon 1926.
600 ergeben. @ier5u baben gegen
100, 1000 9erionen beigeiteuert, bon
oetlen $4,000 einen 9oaar ooer mebr
gegeben baben.
Gin gseger Gbauffeur uno
bier anbere geger, 5mei Mainner rno
3tpei @eiber. melbe in einem Mnto=
mobil einett Insfliig nod st. 5es-
mig nnternommen nno iib BORT Ell
men geborigen Mffen gefauft batte,l
fingel1 BEL ibrer Giidfebr llad Der
Staot IN Dem @utomobil cine aGge=
meilte aeilerei an, bel Der Haiiermai
Ter cine Sauptroae lpielten. Die gaf-
&c 8eIeaihaft murbe perbaftet uitb
bier nuroen nad) Der Yoliseiitation
gebraht, ipabreno Die cine Sralienss
perlon, melhe iefeSGnittmllnoen uin
redteit arm Ii. ntoeren &orperteilen
erlitten battc, nod Dem Hobert 8rsen
9oipital transporter nurbe.
- gn Ser auf Sort Sam Souitoa
am 3onnerstag abgebaltenen @c=
oa6tnisfeier nabnlen gegen 600
SoIoaten tell. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sin
belt cine patriotifde Mniprade, in
melher er ben I'M gegenpdrtigen
ariege iofpie in friiberen Shladtan
gefalenen amerifaniiden Soloatcn
boben Sribut oollte unb oieielben nIs
Mliifer Der Tapferfeit uno Batter
lan0sliebe prizes. Muh i'm Camp Sra=
big iotpie i'm aeap 5ielo fanoen 6ba-
lide 5eiern u1to Spesial-@ ottesoien-
tic itntt.
Seute pormittag muroen saBl-
reide, i'm Auslanoe geborene Soloa=
ten i'm Camp Sranis 81 8iirgern Der
Ser. Staaten geulabt. gfinoesrihter
@elt nabm ben feilen 9iirgern ben
llntertanen Clio ab. Mebnli6e Moi=
len : Raturaliiationen finoen am g.
mo s. Slnli itatt.
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49, SnIanb.
Die MatiollaL MahrnllasmitteL

Die Hational Aabruligsnfittel.
Naturalization errnabnt Die 0epolfc.
RING Der Ser. Staaten nod)mal5.
and) IN 3ufunft beim gerbraud) Der
S%ebensmittel 10 ofonomiid) nno ipar,
Jam mic uloglid 81 iein, oamit e5
nniern Sruppen iomie Den aaiiertsn
an nid)ts gebribt.
gus Cos @ngeles miro aerlei.
oct, oaB Saul SofaI, elm oilgeblid)es
Witglieo Der International @orfers
Of TIE @orlo, eingeitanoen bat, on
Dem Dor einigen Monaten ouf ole
Imtsmobnung ocs @ouperneurs q.
9. Stepben unternommelleu Bonn
benattentat nit beteiligt gerpelen 81
iein.
9as 2nnomirtifnits Oepay.
teunent 81 @nibington beabiidytiat et-
ite 10000 Walit itarfe6ormorbeiter
Mrmee 5i biloerL I'M Dem Arbeiter-
nlangel beim ginbeimien Der grnte
mirfiam b~egegnen SIT fonnen. Die sill
oiefer Armee geborigen 2eute meroen
nab iolhen 1uuften geidift, mo- tie
ON notigiten gebraudt neroen. Wfai
glaubt our9 8iloung oieies 5arm-
arbeiter. Seeres zines Der idmierigiten
9robleme erfolareid geIoit- 81 baben.
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gottouiamen-E roSufte.
0emlie,

0emaie, .1psS
aartoffelft, neue. Sits pet
100 9fnnb; California, $500 per 100
Gf1lno; COLORADO, $1.75 pet 100 $50.
SiiBtartoffeln GAM. S2.50 unS $3.50.
3tpiebeln. Serns 8ermuoag, 1925;
Grbitnl @are, $3.50.
Somaten, mer., 1926; ter, $3.50.
Bobnen. COLORADO, R1uto. pet Rfn
1925; California Bahous, per ctpt..
5000; Bints. 1915, Gina. $500:
Rapp. $500, Blndepes, S1f.O0, Moullo
Green. per 8uide[ Campers. SHE.
Srifde String Seans, $3.50 II. $2.75.
aobf, $3.50 uno $500 per 100 @fo.
Crime 8feffer. $3.50 BET Crate.
HnoieSheE. SOC per 0bo. S9iinoeI.
Spinat, $t.75 per 9amper.
Crime grbieH, $500 per Camper
geeten, $500 per 100 Rfuno.
DeerretttasB ursein. Der RFo. i2
@urfen, $1.75 per @uldlel.
Beteriilie. 40c per 0tb. sBlnoeI
aopfialat, Cal. $3.50 tno 1915 ner
Crate.
Grobeeren, $3.50 per Crate.
Hfiriide, $1.25 uno $t.75 per Crate.
Grbiei, per feiner Crate, $500.
Oelbe 8ur5elu, $500 per 100 Bfb.
~@ierpflon5en. $500 per @uIhel.
Hiiber. $500 Der 100 Efun6.
gmteloipes. $3.50 uno $2.75 per
Crate.
Sqnaib. 75c per 8ufdel.
8ieb.Warft.
Gan &utonio, 81. Moi 1918. -
aiibe, $7.35 bic $500.
adlber. $3.50 bis $f0.85.
8ltllen, $3.50 big $1,000.
Shicu. $500 biz $f0.80.
CT 2ouis. 81. 9eai, 1918.
8inboieb. SerassSieb. $40 bis st5.5 50.
Ghpeine, $1,000 bis $f6.70.
6Gnte.
@eidIsene 6dlte f5e per Efo.
Erodene 0d1ite ........ zoe per Efb.
@riire 6dute ..... re per BIB
Geae.
9Bolf iinD Suds -. -. 20 Gts,
Augoras 3iegen. per BIO. :. 10 Cts.
Nnsoras 3ieaen, hi4dsiat -. 5 gts.
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Cotton.

Cotton.
Sm autonio. beute % Gents.
@alpeiton, seitern feline Yorfe.
Gottoniamen- groSafte.
Gan Antonio. 81. Iat. 1918.
grime CRUDE Cotton @eeo Oil. $t.31.
genfs per UoIIone
Tartn- Yrubufte.
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[ gelsieu nno BAG Bier.

Gs oiirfte niht aagemein befannt
.ein, oaB Dor Dem &riegegelgien oas-
ienige 2aro NOR, Dos, auf Den &opT
Ser 8enolferung berednet, ben groB=
ten 8ierfonium batte. Das Sano bot
te ruuo liebentauicno 9rauereielL uno
Ser 8ierfonium mar beirabe oops
pelt 10 groB mie IN Deutidlano uno
beirabe oreimal 10 groB pie III Den
@ereinigten Staaten. Sdon I'M Sab-
re 1908 entfiel aif ben aopf Der bel
giiden gepolferung Elm gierDcr-
trau1 BON iabrlid 1853 @aaonen,
aegen 35.42 @aapnen in gnglaito,
3O.77 @alonen in 9eutidlono uno
20.26 @aaonen in ben Ser. Staaien.
6ranfreid itebt in oieier 2iIte nit
MIR 7.4S @allonen, oafiir bdtte es
bon alien 2anoern Ser Welt BEN itdrf.
item @einperbrauh 34.T3 @nao.
men pro &opf Der geuolferung. N,ih
Ser 8erbrauh Der itarfen geiitigen
@etrdnfe NOR IN Sranfreih am groB.
ten: 2.5t @aGonen pro aopf Der ge.
polferung, gegen 2.13 in SdDeoen,
2.11 IN 9eutihlano, 1.42 in 9elsien,
1.39 in oen Ser. Staoten uno lbs
in England. Den itdrflten 8eiaopr.
brauf nod 5ranfreih bate Stulien
3t.86 @alIolien pro 4opf Der 8e.
polferung. Deutldlano itano nit
1893 @allonen an bierter ltno Ime.
rifa nit 0.58 8naonen an finfter
G4,n,
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seras

Sn @on5ales tDlroe Elm 5rau
81. &nmon geboriges Gebanoe, mel.
DIES lofpobl ais Wobnballs uie aud
ais @eifaftsbaus berust fuuroe, am
9omerstas onr6 5euer total SER
fort. Ser Dernriadte Sfaocn BE-
iaiift iib ouf $4,000.
Der III Der Hdbc bon @eimar
mobnenoe Sarnter @incent Sfppnla
inb iih genotigt, ieinen Sumo, cine
Sub u1lo cine Safe gu eri6ieBell. Die
orei Tiere mareu bon eiaem toaen
@unoe gebiiien uno Spmptome Der
5oltput madten iid BET ibren be;
merfbar.
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AfIerfci.

- Die re9tilare Staotratsiieung
fiel geltern nahmittag aus u1o miro
bellte nndJmittag nbgebalten meroel.
Sesn oerielben meroen Die &ablbeam
len ernonnt, ipeIhe bei Der amDiens
tag, ben A. SUM, ltattfinoenben Yoli-
.5ei- uno 5eiiermebrfommiiiar-@ abl
fungieren meroelt.
Mm 9onnerstag abelIc gegen s
llbr brad in Dem 9nnie 612 Yof-
metto ape. 5elier aus, melhes, BON
Dem 5iemIid ltqrfen @inoe anges
fad)t audi oas Nadbarbaus SEQ. GA
ergriff. lin Elm fpeiteres llniidgrei-
fen oes 9ru1oes gu perbinoern, iplir-
De EN- opeitcr Alorm erIailen uao
ses gelang Der Jelteripebr bnlo, Die
.Jlnmmetl urlter 2omtroae 81 brii,.
gen. Der @~eiammtihaoen miro atf
$1,000 geihdbt. Das 9aiis, in Den,
0ns Geiier entltano uno melfes BON
e. q. @arner geeignet ui1o bemobnt
miro, tpilroe nm $t400 bcid1oigt.
nas Wobiliar Inn $500. Ger am 9tc.
benbauie uno oeiien Sllbalt peririaf
fe 5haoen be5iffert Iid nui ca. $500.
Das- @eb1uoe gebort @. 81. San mo
mar an S. g. GIaus permietet.
Der ebemalige SoIoat @eralo
SofDoob. Der iid) als Offi5ier aui.
seipieIt, mcbrere falide Gbeds aus
gegeben mo onolirh uerIhiebenc Sc
iddftsIelite beldminoelt bate, nurne
I'M gunoeseeridlt 81 eineui Sabr unb
eigem Gag 3ud)tbaus perurteiIt.
Gas Community Souie," Elm
3eim fir Soloaten lino 9iirger, Das
nus Dem i'm u"ergangenen Script &C.
1amnelten .Mar Serpice Jiiro" ein-
geriftet muroe, miro an Den 5aaell
pom 3. bis s. SUM ieinsm 3ped
iibergeben. gas 6eim befinoet iid)
0af benz @alagber-G igentnm bintcr
Der Mlumo. am Sonntag lit Gm-
pfuna Der Subifribenten BON 5 bis
Z Radmiftags.
Die Eoli5ei uerbaitete in Den
lebten 5iuei gagen neufl5ebn arbeits.
fdeue Saeeoiebe, melde inn 9oli3ei-
gerift meeen 8agabonoage an @elo.
itrnfen In @obe BON $40 bis S25 per.
alrteiIt puroen. Die, meld)e nidt be-
rnppen fonnten, iprroen nnh Der
fa1otiiden oSetuer" 5arm ~transpor.
1urt itnb miilien BORT beim Ginbeilu.
n Der 9afer- uno 9euernte belfen.
- Mm Donnerstag abero fanoen
sr GhIuBfeierIihfeiten Der graden-
ridge : Sodidule inter groBer getei.
Iigung oes Hubliflms itatt unO Der
mnhtige Cad uar bis gum lesien
Stint gefiiIt. 1f2 graouierenoe Bog
Iinge, anaben uno Mdodeu, erbieltcn
Ibre Diplorne. Die 3eremonieu ma.
zen ie6r et1orudsbou; oas Sdufor-
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gebratene 2eber, gisbein, Hinoers
brult, &albsfopfI"
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XI-.-ia,T s,.aFa Is lF.-F f-.1f- 1000
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0ie nTreie HreNe tiir Seras"

er5deiat als 9aseblatt unn Ncpdbeublatt.
Has saseblna lit pierlehig rno fofRt SOC per 0ouat ODER Sc per Sobr.
9as Wodeublat it ie65ebnlerig io fofet 81 per Sabr. aab Wferno
50 Solo Sad europa, Sorto ~eaeeiblofieg So.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-05
EMPEROR
FURNISHES ANOMALY

PEKING, Nov. China furnishes
the anomaly Of an emperor holding
court within a republic and functioning
with the aid Of tho republican machin-
cry. The little Emperor Hsuan Tung,
who was placed on the dragon throne
Of his ancestors lagt year, lives In the
Forbidden City amid old-time cere-
monial and receives royal honors from
those around him and even from repub-
lican representatives on the stated oc-
casions when they visit him or other
members Of the imperial family.