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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18

nepasigauti ant kokio nors kriu-
kelio, kuris is pavirsiaus nera
matomas.
o tokiu kriukelip gall butt ne
vienas.
Pavyzdziui, reik zinoti, kas gi
siadien yra toji Vokietijos val
dzia, apie kuria princas Max kali
ba savo notoje?
Jelgu tai yra ia pati Hohenzo-
lernu lkaizeriskos seimynos] val
dzia, If ia valdzia ir toliaus to-
kia pat turetu pasilikti, tai isro-
do, jog su tokia autokratiska val
dzia derybu butt negali, mes ia
pasitiketi negalima.
Teisybe, princas Max kalba
apie tai, kad Sta valdzia remia
didesne dalis Reichstago emo
niq atstovu) partiju. Bet tas ne
daug ka dalyka pagerina, mes
sulyg dabartines Vokietijos kon-
stltuclJos Reichstagas (Vokieti-
JOS parlamento zemesnisis butas)
tos valdzios kontroliuoti negali.
Valdzia prizes Reichstaga neatsa-
ko; j gall isvaikyti Reichstaga
bile laiku; ministerial atsako ne
prizes zmoniq atstovus, bet prizes
viena kaizerl; Vokietijos kons-
titucija yra tokia, kad Vokieti-
jos valdaia bile laiku gall ap-
skelbti kare, parla m ento
visai nesiklausus, kaip kad il ir
siuo sykiu padare. zmores Siame
reikale balso neturejo.
Sitas klausimas yra didziai
svarbus, mes jeigu taip If toliaus
turetp pasilikti, tai ateityje kares
vel butq neiSvengiamos: kaip tik
vokiskai kaizeriSka valdzia uzsi-
manytp, tai ir vel il visa pasauli
skerdynese itrauktu.
Antras- dalykas yra toks:, Da-
bar kaizeriskos armijos traukiasi
betvarkej atgal. Ar siaip ar taip,
jos uzimtuose kraStuose neissi-
lalkys II apart to gall butt SUI
mustos ant visados. Jeigu gi da-
bar butu padaryta pertrauka mu-
siuose tuojaus, tai vokieciu armi-
jos geletu tvarkoje ir cielos ir
su visa savo amunicija If gink-
lais pasitraukti Xxi Vokietijos ru-
beziaus If tenai susitvarkius
laukt, kas is taikos derybu iSeis.
Taikos derybas Vokietija gall
bile laiku pertraukti If tuomet
talkininkai, beveik turinteii vo-
kiecius savo rankose, turetu is
naujo pradeti kova, bet jau su
susitvarkiusiu, sustiprejusiu If
laimingai is dabartines kilpos is
lindusiu prieSiu.
Kitais zodziais tariant, Woke
tia, matydama, kad jos armijos
dabar yra dideliam pavojuje, gall
panaudoti sta dabartini savo pra-
syma kaipo triksa savo armijos
iSgelbejimui.
lr stat kodel talkininkai lures
but, If be abejones bus, labai at
sargps. Pirm negu jie musius
pertrauks ir sutiks su Vokietiia
taikos derybas pradeti, jie lures
tureti neabejotina uztikrinima,
kad h-asiu sposq neatsitiktp.
Kitaip pergale, kuri jau dabar
yra talkininkp rankose, gall
jiems issprukti.
Kol talkininkai toxic uztikri-
nimo netures jie privalo elgtis
su didziausiu atsargumu If mu-
siu, be abejones, jie nepertrauks.
PREZIDENTO WILSONO
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18
Kaip zil'rima i Vokietijos
Atsakyma.


AugSciau paduotas Prince
Maximiliano pranesimas yra at
sakymu j virsminetus prezidento
uzklausimus, if, ziurint is pavir-
siaus, atrodo, kad Vokietijos val
dzia priima visas islygas, Ameri-
kos pastatytas If sutinka pradeti
taikos derybas pamatais, nustaty-
tais prezidento Wilsono prakal-
bose, laikytose sausio 8 d. rug
sejo 27 d. siu metu Sitos islygos
yra atkartotos kitoj vietoj Shame
numeryjl
Neziurint vienok to is Wash
ingtono ateina balsai, kuriais
persergena zmones kaip Ameri-
koj, taip If kitose salyse, idant
jie nemanytu. kad kare jau tia
pat ir baigiasi.
Prezidentas Wilson's su dide-
lii atsargumu apsvarstys Sta
Vokietijos atsakyma. Ia pat
padarys If kiti talkininkai, idant
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18
VOKIETIS PRIIMA AMERI-
KOS ISLYGAS

~ oPoiiO Il
!. - Cia atejo atsakymas Woke
lJos valdzios ! Prezidento Will
ono uzklausimus. Sisai atsaky-
mas tapo issiustas is Nauen, di-
Ieles bevelines stoties arti Ber-
mo. Jis nera officials dokumen-
as, bet privariSku budu paduo-
"a Vokletljos valdzios atsakyma,
urls tapo oficialiSku budu is
iustas lAmerikai is Berlino per
arpininkyste Sveicarijos val
lzios.
Sulyg Nauen bevelinio telegra-
NJ, Vokietijos valdzios atsaky-
mas ! Prezidinto Wilsono uz-
.lausima isrodo, kad Vokietija
ilnai priima visas Amerikos is
ygas. Atsakymas skamba sekan-
iai:
"Atsakydamas j Amerikos
Suvienytu Valstiju Prezidento
uzklausimus, Vokietijos val
dzia Suomi uzreiskia:
"Vokietijos valdzia priieme
islygas. Prezidento Wilsono
nurodytas 10 kalboje, laikyto-
je sausio 8 d. ir sekamose po
to prakalbose kas lytisi istei-
gimo pastovios teisingos tai
kos. Sulyg to, jos [Vokietijos
valdzlos] tikslu izengimo i
svarstimus (diskusijas) butu
vien tik susitaikimas ant prak-
.tiskp datalip [smulkmenul su-.
lyg tq islygu pritaikinimo. Vo.
kietijos valdzia tiki, kad val
dzios viespatiju draugaujan-
ciu su Suvienytu Valstijq val
dzia taipgi uzima tokia pozi-
cija, kaip if prezidentas Will
sonas savo kalboje.
"Vokietijos Valdzia, santai-
Goje su Austro-V engriska val
dzia kaslink tikslo padarymo
pertraukos musiu, uzreiskia,
kad j yra pasiruosusi sutikti
su prezidinto propozicijomis
[pasiulijimais] kaslink evaku-
acijos It. y. kad Vokietija su-
tinka apleisti uzimtus kras-
tus].
"Vokietijos valdzia pataria,
idant prezidentas teiktusi su-
daryti proga susirinkimui mai
sytos komisijos padarymui rel
kalingu padavadijimu evaku-
acijos reikale.
"Dabartine Vokietijos val
dzia, kuri pasieme atsakomy-
be uz sita zingsnl linkui tai
kos, tapo sudaryta per konfe-
rencijas ir sutikime su dideliu
Reichstago daugumu. Kancle-
ris, remiamas visuose savo
zingsniuose sios didumos va
liza, kalba vardu Vokietijos val
dzios If Vokietijos zmoniu.
(Pasiraso) Solf, uz-
Tubezio ministerijos Valstybes
Sekretorius.
Berlinas, spalio II d. 1913 m.
20 prezidentas Wilson's reika-
lavo.
Virsminetas Vokietijos val
zios pranesimas yra atsakymu
Prezidento Wilsono uzklausi-
nus, kuriuos jis issiunte Vokie-
Jos valdziai, prasusiai padaryti
ertrauka musiuose.
Spalio 6 d. Maximillian, nau-
as Vokietijos kancleris, buvo
risiuntes prezidentui Wi1sonui
ekanti telegrama:
"Vokietijos valdzia praso
Amerikos Suvienytu Valstiju
Prezidento padaryti zingsnius
taikos sugrazinimui, pranesti
visoms kovojanSioms salims
Sta prasima If pakviesti jas
paskirti igaliotus atstovus SUI
tikslu pradeti taikos derry
bas. Vokietijos valdzia priina,
kaipo pamata taikos derry
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18


sio 8 d. 1913 m. ir jo sekamo.
Sc po to prakalbose Rugsejc
81 d. 1913 m.
Idant isvengti tolimesnic
kraujo praliejimo, Vokietijos
valdzia praso padaryti zing'
SINUS, idant tuojaus pertraukti
muslus ant sauzemio, vandens
ir ore.
NJ a x, Badeno Princas
Imperiskas Kancleris
Vieton duoti atsakyma sta
Vokietijos meldima, prezidentas
Wilson norejo uzsitikrinti pir-
mlaus, keno vardu kancleris kali
ba = ar Vokietijos militaristp
If kaizeriSkos valdzios vardu, ar
Vokietijos zmoniu vardu = If
apart to dave suprasti, kad jo-
kios kalbos negali butt apie mu-
SLY -pertraukima, kol Vokietija
neiStrauks savo kariumenes is
visu uzimtu krastu
Prezidento Wilsono uzklausi-
mas tapo issiustas spolio 8 d.,
per Sveicarijos valdzios tarpi-
ninkyse, If skambejo sekanciai
"Pirm atsakysiant j Vokie-
tijos inperiskos valdzios pra-
syma, ir idant tasai atsaky-
mas butu atviras ir tiesus,
kaip to nepaprastai svarbus pa
lyteti interesai reikalauja, Suv.
Valstiju prezidentas skaito
reikalingu persitikrinti apie
imperisko kancleriaus notos
tikra reiksne.
"Ar imperiskas kancleris no.
ri pasakyti, kad inperiska Vo-
kietijos yaldzia psiirna islygas,
prezldento pastatytas 10 kali
Doje sausio d. 1918 m. ir Sc
kamuose po to prakalbose ir
ar jos IVokietijos valdzios
tiksiu pradeti oerybas Dutp
tik susitaikinti kaslink prak-
tisku detaliu ju tu islygul
pritalkymo?
trezldentas jauciasi priver-
stas pasakyti kaslink patari-
mo pertraukti musius, kad jis
nesijaustu gals pasiulyti mu-
Sly pertrauka valdzioms, su
kuriomis Suv. Valstijos yra
susirisusios prizes Centrallnes
Vlespatijas, patol, pakol tu
viespatiju t. y. Centraliniu
Viespatiju armijos yra ant
Ju talkininku zemes. Geras
pasitikejimas bile kokiomis
diskusijomis, aisku, priklausy-
tu nuo Centralinip Viespatijp
sutikimo tuojaus istraukti sa-
vo jiegas armijas is visu uz-
imtu teritoriju zemiul.
"Prezidentas taipgi jauciasi
esas pateisintu, uzklausdamas,
ar ,mperiskas kancleris kalba
wien w nustatyta inperijos
vyriausybe, kuri Xxi siolei ka-
re vede. Jis skate atsakyma
situos klausimus neisvengia-
mai reikalingu visais atzvil-
giais."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18

?. = Absoliutiska juriu lai-
sve lake taikos if lake kares,
isskyrus tros atsitikimus, kuo-
met jures gall butt uzdary-
tos sulyg tarptautinio NIL
sprendimo.
3. = Prasalinimas visu eko-
nominiu ibarjeru ir jvedimas
lygybes pramoneje tarp tautu,
sutinkanciu ant taikos ir susi-
draugavusiu delei jos palai-
kymo.
4. Garantijos uztikrini-
masl, kad tautu apsiginkla-
vimas bus sumazintas Xxi ze-
reiausio laipsnio, reikalingo
naminiam saugumui.
5. = BesaliSkas sutvarky-
mas visq pretensiju kaslink
kolioniju, paremtas ant prin-
clpo, kad uzinteresuotos tau
tos turi lygu svaruma SUI val
dzios interesais.
6. = Evakuacija (apleidi-
mas) visos uzimtos Rusijos
teritorijos If suteikimas pro-
gos Rusijos politiskam iSsivy-
stymui.
I. = Evakuacija Belgijos
be jokio meginimo aprube-
z.Aoti jos neprigulmybe.
8. = Visa francuzu terito-
rlJa turl Dutl evakuota Zap
leiSta per vokieciu kariumene)
II atlyginimas uz paemima
Elzaso-Lotaringijos.
9. = Sutvarkymas Italijos
rubeziu, pasiremiant tautiS-
kais desniais.
10. = Laisviausia proga
autonomiskam issivystymui
Austro-Vengrijos tautu Ice
chu, slovaku, kroatu ir It'll.
II. = Evakuacija Rumuni
JOS, Serbia ir Montenegro, us
padarymu kelio prie juriu Ser
bJai ir tarptautinis uztikrini-
mas ekonomiSkos ir politis-
kos nepr;gulmybes bel zemiu
nepaliecIamybes Balkanu val
stijoms.
II. = Saugi neprigulmybe
Turkiskai DALAI Ottomanu
lmperijos, bet kitoms tautoms
po turku valdzia privalo butt
uztikrinta gyvybe If proga au-
tonomskam isslvystymui;
Dardaneliai pastoviai atidary-
ii vlsoms tautoms.
I3. = Isteigimas neprigul-
mingos Lenkijos viespatijos, j
kuria turi ieiti zemes apgy-.
ventos neuzgincinanai lenku
zmonemis, su liuosu keliu
prize juriu ir su uztikrinimu
per tarptautine sutarti Lenki-
jos politiskos ir ekonomiskos
neprigulmybes ir teritoriales
(zemip) nepalieciamybes.
ID. = Abelnos tautu lygos
padarymas, pasireiniant spe-
cialemis sutartimis bendrai
gvarantuoti politiska neprigul-
mybe if teritoriale nepaliecia-
mybe lygiai didelems, kaip If
mazoms vieSpatijoms.
Pabaigoj Prezidentas pasa-
ke taip:
"Matomas principals eina
per visa programa, kuri as is
deseiau. Tai yra principals
teisybes visiems zmonems ir
tautoms If ju teisei gyvuoti
viena su kita, ant lygiu lais-
yes If saugumo islygu, ar JOS
butu stiprios ar silpnos."
Tuomet "Lietuva" prize situ
lygp pridejo sekanti patemiji-
a:
ANT nelaimes, Lietuva ir
lietuviu tauta, nors itempusi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-10-18
Naujas Direktoriatas.

Spalio II d. atsibuvo Mildos
svetaineje, Chicagoje, specials
Serininku susirinkimas, kuriame
isrinkta nauja Dienrascio Ben
droves Direktoriu Taryba is IS
Direktoriu Isrinkta Direkto-
riais sekantieji:
J. J. Giraitis
B. K. Balutis
]. P. Pajauskas
DR.. A. Zimontas
S. Kvietkauskas
]. ]. Baciunas
DIR. K. Drangelis
p. Simaitis
M. Stapulionis
P. Pivarunas
J. /. Bagdziunas
A. Olsevskis
]. Gaubas
]. Grigaliunas
Tame paciame susirinkime
perziurets If kai-kur pataisyta
Dienraseio Bendroves istatai, ku-
rie savo laiku bus atspausdinti
lietuviu kalboje If issiuntineti
visiems Serininkams.
Pereita panedeli buvo pirmas
naujq Direktoriu posedis, kuria-
me isrinkta valdyba sekanciai:
Prezidentu-Juozas ]. Batiunas,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Some Mud.

Charley Buettner, who recently
returned from a visit with his
brother, who conducts a prune
packing plant in San Jose, CAL.
last week bought one of the Yuba
tractors from the Hoene Hardware
and took it out to his farm near
Keuterville.
Some idea of the muddy roads
between here and Keuterville NAV
be gathered from the following
joke they tell on Charley. While
on the way home with his new
tractor, several of his neighbors
noticed Charley moving along
through mud almost up to his
ears, and remarked that he (Char-
ley) "was in a pretty bad mess"
and wondered why he didn't get
out and walk at the side of the
road. His answer was: Don't
worry about me! My good new
Yuba tractor is still under meY
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Red Cross News.

Now that our boys are in the
trenches and every day brings
news of their encounters with the
enemy, the work Of the Red Cross
is of increasing Importance, and
we should feel more than ever
that it is our duty to support the
work of this great organization,
that they may be supplied with
those things necessary for the
proper care of the wounded. If
their field hospitals are supplied
with the needed equipment many
a life will be saved that would
otherwise be lost. Therefore it
behooves all of us to patronize the
Red Cross benefit entertainments.
On the 23rd and oath of March
the Venetian Troubadours, high
class Italian musical company,
will give two entertainments at
the Orpheum Theatre, the pro-
ceeds to go to the Cottonwood
branch of the Red Cross.
The prices of admission are 35c
for children and SOC for adults.
In addition to the musical enter
tainment five reels of pictures will
be shown for the one price of adj
mission each night. On Saturday
night, 23rd, dance will follow
the entertainment, music furnish
ed by the Troubadours.
The next Red Cross card party
will be held in Odd Fellows hall
a week from Tuesday night-26th.
An especially fine shipment
was received Friday by the Lewis
ton Red Cross chapter from the
Red Cross chapter at Cottonwood,
it being one of the largest ship
ments received for some time, and
all of the work was especially well
done. The shipment contained
the following articles: T hrec
spreads, thirteen comfort pillows,
twelve pairs sox, seven pairs of
wristlets, twelve sweaters, thirteen
bed shirts, four dozen pillow cases,
one dozen towels, one dozen tea
towels. Tribune.
Donations recently were: A
quilt by Mrs. G. L. Downer; pro-
ceeds of party by Fem Card Club,
$.25; Mrs. Frank Riener, Ber-
dena Nuxoll, j. M. Julian, each
81; Mary Challenger $1.60, John
Jentges So, and a donation of $40.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Cottonwood Public School News
Contributed

lNOhlAIDhlSdJ
Report cards are being made
out this week and will be given
to the students Friday.
Since school has opened up
again about two-thirds of the MI
pills and students have returned.
Caroline Terhaar is completing
her work in examination for a
Palmer Certificate and the same
will be sent in soon.
Miss Carscallum has been en-
ployed by the school board, to
take the place of Mrs. DeCour-
cey, resigned. Miss Carscallum
comes from the Lewiston Normal
and has had work also in the
Pullman (Wn.) State College.
Anita DeCourcey has left school
to move to Lewiston. After her
sickness the condition of her ewes
would not permit returning to
her school work for the present.
Before leaving here the high
school students gave her a fare
we'll party Tuesday evening, in
GLIDING the presentation of a
handsome gift. Mrs. DeCourcey
and daughter will be greatly miss
ed by their many friends here.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Notice for Publication



Public Land Sale. Department of the Interior,
u S. Land Office, Lewiston. Idaho. March 7. 1918
Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, under
provisions of Sec. PASS. X. S. pursuant to the APP
plication of Charles A Hermes, serial No 06446,
we will offer at public sale to the highest bidder
but at not less than $50 per acre, at HAS O'Clock
a. M, on the 18TH day of April next, at this office
the following tract of land: Lot (3.07 acres)
and lot l0.22 acres sec S 81 nr2e, b. m.
The sale will not be kept open. but will be de-
clared closed when those present at the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person making
the highest bid will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
ANY person claiming adversely the above de
scribed land are advised to file their claims or
objections, on or before the time designated for
sale. HENRY HEITFELD Register
al2 BLAIR T.. HOAR Receiver.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15

You can not afford to miss see
ing Charlie Chaplin at the Orph-
cum next Wednesday night, 10th,
in "The Adventurer." Also the
same night Shorty Hamilton in
Shorty Promotes His Love Al
fair" in which Shorty discovered
when he was about to be married
that he had forgotten his marriage
license.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Notice for Publication

Public Land Sale. Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office, lewiston Idaho. Feb rs, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that, directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office under
provisions of Sec, PASS, K. S. pursuant to the ap-
plication of William w. Blackburn serial No.
O7043 we will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder but at not less than S275 per acre at I145
O'Clock, a. m, on the 18th day Of April, next at
this Office the following tract of land: net net
sec I 80 n c, B. M.
The sale will not be kept open. but will be de-
clared closed when those present at the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person max
ing the highest bid will be required to imme-
diately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the above de-
scTibed Landau advised to file their claims or
objections. on or before the time designated for
sale. HENRY HRITFRID Register
al2 BLAIR T. HOAR, Receiver
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Notice for Publication


U48Sy-UbUUO
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Lewiston, Idaho, February 8th 1918.
Notice is hereby given that
ALBERT c. MCCOY,
OF Garfield. Idaho. who. OIL April "a, 1913, and
April l, 1915, made Homestead Entries Nos. O4559
and 06005, for Lots /. g. NE4 NW4. Sec. Is, 7. %
N, r. E., NEt MEL. Sec. 10. Ell SE4 and Et
NE4. Section IL, Twp 29 N. Nv. Boise Meridi-
an, has filed notice of intention to make three
year Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before J. Loyal Addison. U. S. Com
missioner at White Bird, Idaho, on the 25th day
of March, 1918. Claimant names as witnesses:
Ross Zehner, Earnest Chassey. Ray Shinn. But
Ter Wells all of Garfield, Idaho
fl5 HENRY HEITFEID. Register.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Notice to Stockholders

A special stockholders meeting of
the Farmers Union Warehouse Co. is
called for Saturday, March 10th, to
further discuss the proposition of
erecting a new elevator. All stock
holders are requested to be present.
Farmers Union Warehouse Go,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Residence Property for Sale

1 intend to leave Cottonwood and
offer for sale my residence property in
the north end of town. Six rooms,
good we'll Of water, 2 lots 600 feet
square, some fruit and shrubbery; all
necessary outbuildings.
ll-l2 j. F. Kohler.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Stock For Sale

l have so or 60 head of young
range cattle and several head Of good
work horses for sale. About 700
acres of my ranch, 8 miles south of
Cottonwood, is for rent-about sixty
acres in hay, plenty of fruit, garden
land, etc.
w. w. Blackburn, Cottonwood.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Auto and Furniture

1914 model Ford touring car, in
good order; almost new porcelain-Iined
refrigerator, heating stove, bed lounge,
lawn mower, etc. Will sell at private
sale before April LIST. Call at my
residence just west of well drill.
Hans Petersen.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-15
Mares for Sale

2 A No. l brood mares, bred to
"Red Rock" Due to foal April 9Th.
T. Clark, the Junk Man,
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Barley Wanted.

Bring in your barley while our ma
chinery is prepared for grinding it in
to -four. We will pay you more than
regular market prices for good stuff.
Cottonwood M. & E. Co., Ltd.
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Feather Bed

32-pound feather bed for sale; gen.
uine goose feathers. See A. w. Ma
ris. 1911
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Pure Missouri SORGHUM

A nice shipment just received at
Bakers store. Bring along jar and
buy some for your flapiacks.
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Sheep to Trade

L have two registered Rambouillet
sheep--a buck and ewe-that will
trade for good fresh COW. The eve
will lamb about May LIST.
lila j. w. Hockersmith.
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Calves for Sale

Five head of yearlings-3 steers
and 2 heifers. Apply to Geo. Terhaar.
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Montana Land For Sale

Montana Land For Sale
1600-a stock and grain ranch, 300
a. irrigated. Blue-joint hay produces
2 to 3 tons per a.; 500 a. can be irri-
gated; 300 a. in cultivation. Best
stock ranch in Musselshell county;
SO per cent tillable. Will sell cheap
if taken in 30 days. We also own 5
other improved ranches; will sell in
tracts of 200 to 1400 a. to suit pur-
chaser. This is all good land and
priced right We want to sell. Write
for description and price.
Tannehill u Allen, Gage, Mont.
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Hog For Sale

Aged Poland China boar. Inquire
of John Funke.
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Cabbage Plants

Nice big early cabbage plants will
be on sale in season at Bakers store,
at 35c a hundred.
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Hay Wanted

at the Cottonwood barn. See w. r.
Rogers. bill
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LET CRANKE Do TT.
JOHN IRELAND

Contractor and Builder. Estimates
furnished on any Class of Work.
Repairing promptly attended to.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-24

1t should surprise no one and, IN
fact, will fulfill the expectations Of
many ifTthe end Of the war leaves air
flight nearly as safe as motoring. Re-
ports from a British airplane plant
say the fool proof" airplane Is al.
most here. Tests have shows that
the new planes, should the engines
stop, slide SO smoothly to earth that
The damage in landing ID comparative
ly small. In one experiment 4 pilot
at sufficient height, il IS said.
stopped his engine, took his hand off.
the controls and only keeping his feet
On the rudder bar steered for an air.
drome twenty miles away, allowing
the plane, except for this guidance, to
fall as it would, resuming control only
when entering the airdrome. He de-.
scribed the experience as similar to
coasting down a. long, straight and
gentle hill. Other machines left to
themselves after precautionary. bal
ancing and wing arrangement, came
down safely except for the effects Of
the jar on landing. -Pittsburg Dis
patch.