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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-04
Revolt in Rumania.

Geneva.-All Rumania is in revolt.
News has been received that the Ger.
mans are Withdrawing their troops,
presumably to send them to the Bal.
kan front and keep Bulgaria in the
war.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-04
FOUR MORE MEN CALLED

Registrants called to report Thurs
day, Oct. to entrain for jefferson
VERNE Henry Rockham, Shelley
Route 1; Henry w. Henderson, Shell
ley Route l.; James Otis Wray,
Aberdeen and Leonard Albert Jones,
Shelley.
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FEEDERS FOR SALE

! have forty-five fat cows and two
year old steers, and twenty-five two
year old heifers that will be at my
farm east of Blackfoot for private
sale after October /.
w. c. SOLLENBERGER.
adv. 11a-2.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-04
LOCAL NEWS

SASA
for some time is now improving.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson spent Thurs
day in Pocatello.
Mrs. Howard Snyder spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Pocatello.
DR.. C. v. Williams veterinary sur
geon. Phone Is, residence 147W
adv. Sit
Miss Alton Palmer spent Wednes.
day afternoon in Pocatello visiting
friends.
1. A. Davis, u. S. land commits
sioner of Taber was a business Wis
itor in Blackfoot the last of the week
Your coal goes long way when
burned in Coles Hot Blast Heaters
They are fuel savers.
DR.. F. e. Murray of Salt Lake was
a business visitor in Blackfoot the
first of the week.
Judge Jensen Of Shelley was a
business visitor in Blackfoot the first
of the week.
Life insurance. Beebe. adv 1851
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot.
tt.
Mrs. w. G.. Simpson left Wednes-
day afternoon for Downey, where
she will spend few days. visiting
with her mother Mrs. J.. G. Owen.
Mrs. d. N. Hultz of Riverside left
Wednesday afternoon for Salt Lake,
where she will spend a few days
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. White and
family, who have been living at
Thomas left Wednesday afternoon
tYr Delta, Utah, where they will make
LUeir home.
II you have to harvest buy the
"Baby Beet Fuller" Tried and
acknowledged the most satisfactory
beet puller on the market. For sale
by Hendrie Implement company. lift
Mrs. Stanley Frue and Miss Irene
Caroline returned to their home in
Clarkstown, after spending a few
days in Blackfoot visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Bingham re-
turned to their home in Weston
Thursday, after spending few days
in Thomas the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Dance.
D. A. Stone, the potato buyer for
w. d. Ebbett, will be located at
Clark Fuel and Ice company, 1876
West Bridge street, Blackfoot, after
October 1, phone %. I will be glad
to do business with YOU and always
pay the market price and will treat
you right" LA tt
The beautiful lavillier, which has
been on display at the Blackfoot
Jewelry company will be given away
Saturday evening. The gift for
October is mesh bag.
If you want to learn how to have |
more to eat for less money, or II you |
are dry farmer and want to know
how to double your income, read the
article on page six in this issue, en-
titled, still Bawlihg the Editor
Out"
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FOUND

CHECK FUR $25 ON NEW FREE
dom Bank, New Freedom, Wyo.
Apply to this office. 10atf.
AUTO CRANK AT REPUBLICAN
office. LOTT.
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LOST

BETWEEN BLACKFOOT AND THE
first canal east of Blackfoot a
pocket-book containing $4,000 in
green backs and a life, insurance
paper. $1,000 reward If re-
turned to this office. 12-1p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-04

Il shot down ten Of them myself said cap
tued German officer recently telling Of his fuess efforts
his fight when they heard the opposite
The fierce which has made their terrible
Hun easily dscernbe camouage
the the above
motor lorry.
knowledge that their valor matched
ton Of their supporters home doubtless their high
rousing oversubscpon the Fourth Liberty do
much for American troops. .ey@
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

A SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
....close in. Also a good business
house, fine location and large
business. James Hunter. 5atf
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visiting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Stanley Frew and Miss Irene
Jardine both Of Clarkstown, Utah
are spending few days here visit
ing at the Charles Thornton home.
Mrs. Alice Hunter returned to
American Fork Wednesday morn
ng, after spending the summer here
with her daughter Mrs A. s. Nc
Daniel. -sg
Mrs. Henry Kobbe left Wednes-
day for Harris, Kan, after spending
the summer with relatives on Lost
river. She visited friends here Tues
day.
Mrs. Charles Poulson and two lit
tie children returned to their home
in Salt Lake Wednesday, after a few
days visit here with her daughter
Mrs. Lin Taylor.
The Misses Irene and Viola Neider
and brother Roy were Pocatello Wis
itors Thursday. They visited Mrs.
Charles Neider, who underwent an
operation recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Malcolm and
daughter Glend0ra spent few days
the last of the week visiting friends
in Salt Lake.
v, ednesday evening Miss Susan
Reece entertained at her home on
South Stout avenue for Mrs. R. L.
Archer's Sunday school class. Those
present were Chelcia Carter, Mrs.
R. L. Archer, Mrs. Leon Felt, Helen |
Stultz, Irene Neider, Puma Pelkey,
Julia Sutton and Violet Bond.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27
Die ate beimdtb.
&rpbina 8ran6enbnrg.

ASkUut4I S@uVUSNu~@Ss
8erIin. = General bon &eIlel
&ommonoant bon 8erIin, lit am 20
Moi pl0bli9 in ieinem 9eim geitor:
ben. - Ser ols &unltler lopie alS
@unltgetperbler electromagnetic Bro=
fe1ior 2ncas b. @rona6 lit in 8erlin
%geltorben. .@eboren 1861 in Star
gar6 /. H. pi6mete er it6 5nnadl1
6em 6orjtfahl ging Damn aber balh
ga115 3ur @11nlt iiber. ST malte 5u-
meilt Bortrais, bel6aftigte itd abe1
lpater a116 nit @an6idaftsmalerei
nn0 Mr6iteftnr.
@eitfalen.
80 in1ter.- Sic 6iesiGbrige
grnte miro bon 6rei bis bier 8oden
friiber iein als boriges Sobr. Ser
|gtano oe8 Goggens miro als Mppig,
ser ser Sommerfru6t ols befrieoi=
gen6 be3ei9net; Ser @rastpltdS III
angemein gut, @lee lit unglei6md=
Big. Sos 8ieb, SOS aus Mangel an
Stalfutter ibon fritz int Mpril oui
Die @eibe %getrieben muroe, beginnt
(pie ser 8ertdt lagt) fi6 gu erbolen,
oagegen lit 6as int 5tan geboltene
|Bieb in iebr magerer 8erfalinng me-
gen oes Mattgels at Strob nn6 Sen
Safer gtbt es felt la11gerer 8ett fet,
men mebr. Ole Sdtpeine iitt6 megen
oes Srttermangels ebenfans in
idledter gerfaiiung, nno man err
martet, 6aB Dor Mnbrlb 6eS 8in-
terS bieies Sabr mebr 56mei11e als
I'M pprigen Sabr geidladtet mer0en
miifien; iltnge 5dpei1e er5ielen CUR
|3eit fabelbafte Hreiie. IS miro oa=
ronf bingepteien> bob 6as @nteig-
n1tngsperfabren Bel Ser 8eidaffung
bon S6la6tpieb fiir's Seer un6 Die
Morine einert febr unginitigen gtn-
fluff auf Die 8ieb5udt bat, neil Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27
IS min uns i6einen bob fol6 BEL
pro Cotton Inr1nfnnf hprmtfaiphprr

gs min uns f9einerL bob folb Def.
lere 8eiten Iangiam bernnf5ieben.
.Seit Mug1It 1912 1T man in @irar6
am 8a11e1r. Das t1eue Ser5-Sein-
Miiiionsbaus oas 6ie Nie6erlaiiung
anf immer begriinoen jon, lit I'M
@obbou Doaeroet. go @ot min ion
es i'm fommen6en SCRIPT eingetpeibt
un6 be8ogen mer6en. 8er tpia uns
belfen BEL unierer i6meren Nufgabe?
@ir tpollen benz fatboliiden Bnbli-
fl1m, beionbers ben freun6ilden Be-
fern unb 2eierinnen 6ie1er gei6abten
8eitung cine @elegenbeit bieten, beim
ne1en ~Ser5=SSein-Miiiionsbanie nit
8utbun. 8ir brau6en mobl feinem
5u betpeiien, DOB es ii6 nm Elm coles
@erf banoelt? Die Sa9e Der aus
tpdrttgen Mtiiionen lit bod geapiB Elm
8erf fir bas ie6er @atbolif nit
i6afft l1nb opfert. Brieiter
un6 8rioer fir oie bei6nii4en Mii-
itonen beran5ieben, ibnen Die notbi-
&c s6mlung nno Maasbiloung erm0g-
li6en... uoS gibt es S60neres auf
Ser tpeiten @elt? &ier 6enn lift Die
@elegenbeit fir 6id lieber 2eier,
freun6li6e 2eierin, 6ein S6erflein
in Ser groben Miiitonsiabe @ottes
an5ulegen. IS lit quite frrdtbringen=
De @apitalanlage. Sir oeine Seele
miro ii9's rei6li9 lobnen; 6enn nie-
monD be5ablt bobere 3inien als Der
3ablmeiiter. Ser liebe
6eilar6 bot geiagt: rSelig iinb 6ie
@armber5igen> oenn fie meroe11
Barmber5igfeit erlangeny" nno an
on6erer 5tele: u@eben lit ieliger als
Nebmen," SIM 0entiden golfe gilt
6us Gpri6mort: Mmoiengeben armet
ni6t. gu mir1t bie 8abrbeit oie1er
gpriide gan5 gepiB erfabren, men'r
o1 ulfA inns mal an oeiner Wfilo-
t%batigfeit tbeilnebmen laIieit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

Sc lit nns tuobl betarnt, baB sic
|8eitlage re9t llngiinitig lit fir Sill.
ferufe tpie Ser 11nirige. Ser Sen.
t%ralberein, 6as &otbe Rreu5, Die SEQ
lumbusritter -. ale flopfen an, II.
tpas mebr 1T, ale bertreten eine quite
|Sa6e 6te Der l1nteritubung tpobI
tpertb it,. 0bne 3tneifel. M1ein Die
Miiiionsleute finb auf oeine Inter.
1tibung ebenfaas a%ngetpiefen, rn6
perm 6n es ribtig be6enfit 10 fam
tire 5ade ben 8erglei6 nit alien
m6ern gnten 8erfen mobl a11fneb-
men. @ir iinb am @auen unb mill
fen nun bortpdrts. 8iele arme Set
ben tparten iebniudtig auf bie Mii>
iionare Ole aus nnierm Sauie berbor-
geben loaen. IS gebt ni6t gut Dob
eine Mnitalt, 6ie IN elmer 70 guten
|Sn9e begonren tpur6e ms Stofen
fommt. 9nrum ridten mir ber=
tra11ensbon an 6i6 Iieber 2eier rn6
DID liebe 2eierin Die 8itte, unierer
guten @a6e 6ein Sderflein ni6t 5u
beriager. gu magft 6einen 8eitrag
aoreiiieren an: &eb. Gatber &ector
$. Miiiion &oufe, @irar6, erie
60, 8n. @ir mer6en Sir uniere g.
fenntli6feit f9orr 5eigen.
Batter Seurgens, q. g. @,
@irar6, Ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

peIiinn 6es @ortes gu N1be, tbat, ali
babe Ser 8ur11f ibm ielbft gegonten
nnb f6liipfte nit in Die Nr6e. Nqd
Ser Gage Ser nngarn eriduf Sata1
sic Sliege i'm @ettitreit nit @ott, IN
benz er Die cole @iene bergeblid
nad3ubilben iltbte. Cine anbert
meitberbreitete Gage lGBt ben Geufe,
auf 6ie @eiie Die @eipe gei9affer
baben.
Sdtpeia.
Neuenburg.- Gin lur1gel
Mann aus Gernier, Mamens @erti6
fnbr a1a 5. Mai in Ser Gedbe 6es
Spitals 2onoepeur IN Neltenbure
nit einem anoern @a6fabrer 5ulam.
men unb itiir5te 10 i6tper bon ieinen
Na6, buB er einen Sbaoelbrld er.
litt. Ct ltarb fnr5 11a9 ieiner Gin:
bringing in Dos 5pital.
NJ sm @itttpeg in 8alt.
ma fiel SOS 5~tpeiidbrige S0bnder
Ser Gamilie 8er6tolb IN ben &anal
un6 ertronf. Cine an6ere Semitic
in 8auma 1p1r6e ebenfans bon einem
l1nqIiid %betroffen, in6em ibr breiidb'
riger &nnbe burh 6as Senfter BON
6ritten 5tod in Sen Sof binunte1
ltiir5te un6 m6ern Sags an Der
Berlebungen itarb.
Often. - Sr Ser @albaniiier.
qn1tat 81. Seller in Slten 5eripranQ
ant 4. Mai an elmer neu montierten
@dmiergelmai6tne eine @6miergel.
i6eibe. Gin @tid 1erielben 6ranQ
bem 17idbrigen 2ebrling Srib Wfll=
Ter bon Marburg in 6ie 8rnlt uni
to6tete ibn iofort.
Bern. Sos i9lpei5eril6e
Observation-Disclosures erlieb
cine g~erfiiga1ng uber oie &artoffel.
beriorgltng. 8urnad bat ieoer &a1;
tom cine fanto1ale 3entral1teQe fin
MISUNDERSTANDING at errifte11
gbenio nrnB in ie6er @emein6e eine
1ol9e 5tene Observation-Disclosures
erridtet mer0en. Die 6nrd oie Sc.
1tanbeSmfnabme feltgelteQten &or=
t%offelborratbe 1in6 bei6lagnabmt.
Sir 6e1t Selb1tberbran6 tperoen
6urb Ste borgenommene @ationie=
rnng Sen 8eltbern eine gemilie Men=
ge BON @artoffeln 5%tgebiaigt. Die
&09itpretie tper6en feltgeiebt onf 20
ST.. fir 9peiiefartoffeln, % ST.. f1r
erleiene saatfartoffeln GrMbe So
1en), IS Gr. fir nn6ere Sriibiorten
uno 20 ST.. fir 5aatgutmittel, frlbe
nn6 5p4tiortei. @om 16. Mai 1918
an gilt fir @artoffeln ieoer Mrt Der
@rnte 1917 ein einbeitli6er So6f=
preis BON Is ST..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27
SIR eie beionti@en Mti:
iipnen.

Son iebr gei6abter Seite gebt nns
Sic Mnffor6eru1g 5u einer Mnfrnf
fir sic 5o6e 6es 11el1en MeiIiionS-
bouleS in @iraro 81 erlalien. Bir
entfpre6en Ser @%inla6ung nit Sre1t=
Sen ur6 qeben 111S ser &offnung fin,
6aB l1nler Mufruf nidt nngebort ber=
flingen moge.
Seit nabe5n feds Sabren lit Die
@eieuigfeit bonn @0ttli6en 8ort IN
@iror6 in Ser 9i05ele erie tbatig.
|Sie belibt BORT Elm bei6eioeneS
@run6Fiid, 6as gum 3mede Ser Or
ridtung zines 11euen MiliionSbanies
ertporben tp11r6e. Sc lit ie6em 8e=
obadter ser firhliden gerbaltnilie
nnieres 2anbes flar, 6aB Ser Wfi1=
iionsgeoonfe IN SEN 0itli6en Staaten
unieres 2an6es bereits feiteren SUB
qefaBt bat ols in SEN Stoaten oes
5iioe1rs nnb oes Mittelwe1tens. Ser
@run6 bierfiir lit tbeils Dos bobere
Sitter Ser oortigen 8farreien 1no in
Golge oeiien oie neitere @nttpidlnng
Ser elben, tbeils Sic rege Ebatigfeit
6es Gereins ser @laubensberbret=
tung, ser sic &atbolife1t 0es Sitens
nit oem eole1t @erfe Ser Sei6enmii
lionen 1d)on mebr bertral1t gema6t
bat. Demnab itn6 auf bie 8ernfe
fir 6os Miiiionsmerf in Sen 0itli6en
@an6estbeilen peit 5ablrei6er. SIS
1T 1ratiirlih 6oB ft6 eine innge Sc
nolieniduft 1pie es Die 9teiler Wfil=
lio1sgeieni9aft it, 6ie1e gerbaltniiie
5u Nl1be 51 maiden tpiinidte, nro
sob 1ie Sdritte Hbat an Ser reifererl
grnte bon MtllionSberufen int Often
tbeil5nnebmen.
Sri Sabre 1912 farner Sic @teiler
Batres no6 @irar6. Sn einem
gauernbouie na1r0e bas nene 9er5=
Seiu-MHliionsbaa1s e%r0ffnet. gs be-
Itebt oolelblt biz auf oen beltigen
Sag. SSnnerbalb bier Sobren itno
1870 30g1inge sort er5ogen tpor-
oen. @enn o1td man6e oerielben
a~uggebalten baben, 10 6od BET pei=
tenn niht al1e. @iele famett nno gir1=
gen. Die Sdul0 Log on ben erger
baltsliden gerbdltniiien. u@s NOR
at penig @pielra11m un6 51 bel Or
multi int MiiionSbanie e" Smmerbin
blieb Sic 5d11le bier Sabre btnour6
in 8etrieb. Man6es Spfer mltBte
in Sen engen &dltmett gebra6t mer=
Sen Don S6iilern un6 2ebrern 5l1<
nal. Sebt no bos Sal1s auf 0iefel-
ben 31riidblidt> berri6t feinerlei
&elte iiber Die triiben grfabr1ngett
oiefer Beriooe. SSm @egentbeil es
Deficit oas @efiibl, 6aB geraoe orr6
6ieie Spfer Der eritert 3eit cine felte
morolif6e @rltnolage %getpor1er tpur-
Be. gs fant nod ltnb na6 oie frobe
ueberael1glttrg elmer pollen Daiet11s-
beredtign1tg urb oie 5l1periidtlide
&offnltrg bob ben armliden Ser
b1ltniiien 6es Mnfangs before 3eite11
folgen tpdirben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

&omiide 2ente iimb es, bic gla1t.
ben, ibren Batriotism1s 6aonr6 be-
tbdtigen gu f0nnen, oaB iie ii6 Ia,
9erli6 maiden. Ser edte 9atriotis-
mus lit cine iebr ernite Code nn0
pertr6gt feinerlei laderliben anf=
putt. gu ie groBeren Spfern er be-
reit lit, oelto edter lit er. Spfer aber
Itimmen INNER ernlt, aub tpenn lie
Germ qebra6t mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

Mit einem ieltiam b~eflemmen0e1t
@efibl in ser 8rnlt batte Doftor
sSsu titus @ertruo na9gebliH, als lie
ii6 10 ploblid bon ibm getpenoet
bn6 in ideuer Mngit, balls in ber=
lebtem Stol5.
Ct folgte ibr in einiger @ntfer=
ming Bis gum M1tsgange oeS 8aloes,
baum febrte er langiam 5urnd, ge=
oanfenbon, BEN @egen ni6t bea6teno,
Ser ouf i'm nieoerfloB. Das fiiblen0e
Nab tbot ibm unbepuBt mobl.
Die aopfnunoe, 6ie er bel DEM Mn=
prou gegen Sen Selien 6abongetra-
gen, sic er gan5 bergeiien batte, 10
longe @ertru6 Gel6en in ieiner Nabe
nar> begarn tim iebt 5u i6mer5en.
l1n1piqfiirli9 taltete er nit Ser Son6
6ano6 nn6 5udte 5uiammen, als er
oie bll1tige Steue beriibrte. @inen
document lebnte er it6 an einen
Boum, es befiel i'm Elm Sdmin6el.
Die groBe @rregung Der borber=
gebenben Stun6e batte i'm, ben
Storfen, ooh einen Mugenblid iiber=
monnt. 9ann IbriH er bortparts,
fon6 fem Bfero an Sen 8aumItamm
feItgebnnben, tpie er es berlalien, be-
Itieg es nno rift, 10 rai6 er int finite
rem @al6e f%ortfommen fonnte, nod
S9loB Sd0nburg.
Gortiebu1g fo1gt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

80 geben sic, @ertrno, aber mir
ieben uns balb tuieoer - ni6t pabr
- balb?"
.Sa - ia - balb," ftimmte tie
5u in ba1tiger ungeoul6, rur I'M iih
frei5umaben. Sn Sult1s @liden
lenbtete es auf; er glaltbte 6ies I'M.
gebnloige vbalb" fomme aus einem
l%iebenoen &er5eu. Or gab iie fret, IN
ser @offnung, tie bal6 an ii6 5u
feiieln fin immer.
limo lie - @ertrub Gel6en -
atbmete onf tief, i6tper, nie erloit
bon angItboller Bein. Sic moqte
por&partS onr6 6en itr0menoen Sc
gen, obne lum5ubliden nab ibn, Der
ibr long1amer folgte, aus Der Gerre
lie gu bei6iiben III bem etniamen
ontflen @albe. Die Ma@t tpar ber-
eingebrobem ais @ertru6 Seloen int
@errenbmtie arfam.
@aidL fur5 er5ablte tie, 6aB tie III
Der @rotte 56ub .geiubt Dor benz
unmetter unb Damn 6o6 0ur6 ben
@egen geeilt iei ols oie 9unfelbeit
anbrad.
&ein @ort bon Der 8egegnl1ng nit
Doftpr SuituS tam iber tire 2ip-
pen; iie nannte ni@t ieinen Namen
nn6 freute ii6, 6aB 6ie an6eren es
o11b ni6t tbaten.
8ul6 barauf lag tie, bon Sroit ge-
ldiittelt, in ibrem parn1en 8eH. sic
batte sic Mugen geidloiien, un6 tire
t3abne bobrten itd IN Sic 2ippen.
Sem Sdlaf fum IN 6ieier Na@t iiber
iie; tie tpodte nit Den eri9ieoenlten
gmpfinoungen ffacmpfeno. Dte itol5e
@ertruo fonnte it6 ielbit nidt mebr
bel lteben, merr tie 0aran babte, pel-
DIE @emalt iener Mann auf tie ibte,
bon bem tie nidt apaBte, Oh ite ibn
baBte o6er liebte, BEN tie 81 fiir6ten
begonn peil Tie abnte, 0aB er ein=
griff in ibr G6idial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-18

There is more catarrE IN this Sec
zion OF the country than all other
diseases pu. together. and for years
it was supposed to be incurable.
Doctors prescribed local remedies.
and by constantly failing TO care by
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Catarrh is local disease
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ].
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
constitutional remedy, is taken in
ternally and acts through the blood
on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that
Halls Catarrh Cure fails TO cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tc.edo, o.
Halls Family Pills for constips.
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-18
Cheaper Meat During Next
Winter Livestock Men Say

periods for cattle has given way to
the war time system OF short feed
ing with hurried return TO market
or as baby beef.
Food administration representa-
tives expect conditions in the cattle
supply to be restored to normay by
September and have promised relief
from all restrictions as soon as the
conditions warrant.
Comparative Prices.
The beef cattle prices on the Chi
cago market, compared with 1917
figures, are approximately $500 to
$400 higher.
The wondeful response of Amer
ican hog producers was a splendid
show of patriotism. The government
urged that we produce more hogs,
and from every direction came re-
ports of hogs and more hogs.
Improved methods OF immuniz-
ing pigs against cholera has Gre
ated demands for stock pigs which
cannot be supplied. Twenty-Five
markets report an increased move
ment of stock pigs back to the coun-
try for the first five months of 1918
of 77.S per cent over 1917.
The South is making tremendous
strides in hog production. Missis-
sippi claims an increase OF 100 per
cent and Alabama reports a still
greater increase. Quality stuff is
in demand.
Governmental purchases largely
account for the steady market for
hogs. Oyer-production seems impos-
sible.
May hog prices average $l7.45
compared with $3.50 in May 1917,
and S9.S5 in May 1916
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance of an order of the Coun-
ty Court of the County of Creek,
and State of Oklahoma, made on
the Path day of June, 1918, in the
matter OF the estate OF Addie
Hughes, deceased, the undersigned,
as the administrator OF the estate
OF said deceased, will sell at private
sale. to the highest bidder, said bids
to be in writing, sealed in an en-
velope, and delivered to DR.. T.. K.
Barker at Healdton, Carter County,
Oklahoma. and by him delivered to
the administrator al Drumright,
Creek County, Oklahoma, or filed
with the court clerk at Sapulpa, Ok
lahoma, subject to confirmation by
said County Court on Monday, the
10Th day of July, 1918. at 2 o'clock
p. m, or within six months from the
above date, in said County of Car
ter, all the right. title, interest and
estate Vi INC Sdld huulc lug -
deceased. at the time of her death.
and all the right. title and interest
that the said estate has. by opera
tion of law. or otherwise. acquired
in and to all the certain lots, pieces
or parcels of land. situated. lying
and being in the County of Carter,
State OF Oklahom ma, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. and upon the
following terms and conditions. to
wit Lots Nos. seventeen (l7),
eighteen (lS), nineteen tl9), and
twenty (20) in block No. thirty
three (53) in the Town of New
Healdton, Carter County, State OF
Oklahoma.
For cash in hand on the day said
sale is approved by the County
Judge OF Creek County, Oklahoma.
Dated the 9th day of July. 1918.
BUNK WATSON,
Administrator
WAGNER & HILL,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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Ports of South Soon Be
Much Alue With Shipping

River and New Bedford and much
of it received at Providence has
been transshipped at New York.
This is considered circuitous, eN-
pensive way OF shipment, when the
cotton could have been sent by di-
rect route all over the world from
such ports as Savannah and Bruins
wick.
Georgia is considered the most
important OF the Atlantic coast cot
ton states. 1t produces variouSly
about 100000 and 270O,OO0 bales
a wear. For years the practice has
been 10 send much OF Georgia :
cotton on coastwise steamers to
Northern ports, mainly New York
and Boston. From these ports 1t
has been forwarded to other points
either to the New England manu-
featuring centers or in export to
foreign countries.
Cotton is only one instance OF 4
variety of products that could be
shipped direct from Georgia ports
to Europe. 1t is obviously much
shorter route from these ports than
it is from Boston or New York to
Central American and South Amer
lean ports, and via the Panama ca
nal to the Pacific.
1t is at Turtle Island near Bruins
wick that the government is to
build picric acid plant costing
$5,000,000 and an industrial town
to cost $2000,000. The plant will
cover 500 acres, and the industrial
town l,400 acres. At least l,OW
persons will be employed. Anoth-
er such plant also will be built at
Little Rock, Ark.
America is becoming the greatest
merchant marine nation in the
world, and after the war will do an
immense Worldwide commerce, III
which the enlarged port facilities
of the South are expected TO play a
great part.