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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

unb man senieBt tpunberbare 5erns
blide iiber ben i'm Sonnenfhein baz
liesenben Gaima nit 5einen bu6tens
rei6en, infelseI6miidten llfern.
Cine StunDe barauf trGgt mid Elm
tleiner Sumpfer iiber bieien See fell
ber 6abin.
Die Stabt Wiborg unb bic iibsr
ben WaIo biniiberragenben Surmz
sinnen Der 2uitf9IDffer am llfer
peri9pinben, unb pieber umfdnst
uns eine tueits Waffsrfldde; bier
iinb mir in bas p2ann Der tauIenb
Seen" einsetreten. Oieier Sell Don
Jinnlanb bilbet, geographic geiproz
1en, cine ilnsebeure 9ranitplatte, in
beren un5Gbliesn Spalten uno Sens
tungen bas @aiier Der gisseit in
Sprm bon Seen Suriidssblieben iit,
Spiiden benen turoe SluBldufe, raus
i4enDe WaiierfdIle unb iddumsnbs
Stromi9nellen bic 8erbinbung bers
itellen. 9luf Der Strede bon Wibors
biz gum Saimaiee bat bic &unit
na9geboIfen bur9 Die 9eriteIluns
bes beriibmtsn Gaimatanals, Der unz
ter Senubung natiirliGher 8erbins
bungen BEL elmer 2dnse bon 60 &iloz
metern unb elmer SDbenoifferens bon
76 Wietern permittels % S6leufen
ben S6iffspertsbr bonn ssinniihen
Suien gum Saimaiee erm09lidt. Die
5abrt auf bem Saimatanal itellt iih
in meiner Grinnerung bar als elm
lanses, friebIides 5insleiten ourb
eine 9artennatur, in Der Waffer,
5elien, Walb unb @ieIen in einem
lansiam !pe9ieln, unb iiber bet fait
Inunterbro9en rubiee 2uft unb
Sonnenf9ein lasern. gs piebers
bolte fih bier bic punberbare sSabrt
iiber ben 90tas&anal in S6ipeben;
nur bab bas Sdiff6en tleiner unb
ni4t gum llebernadten einseri9tst
mar unD aIles, fdOn neil iid) nidt
10 piele Srembe on 8orb befanben,
einen unbeidreibIid frisbIidsn unb
ibpllif9en ginbrud ma6te. 2lbs
ipeafelnb sebt es iiber tleine blins
tenbe Seen nit sabIloIen sriinen Sne
ieln unb Snielden unb ense 8anals
itreden, beren llfer ii4 baIo fteil
aufbdumen, baIb poll faftiser. blus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

.Jinnlanb~ - umfhneben. limb es
ipre6en bic mobernen Stdote, bic,
ipie Don Sisantsn setiirmt. felt ipes
nisen Sabraebnten inmitten Der 9au>
fen bon Sola9duiern emporseitiesen
finb, bic W!uieen, bic Sammlungen,
bic Sentmdher in ibrsr srsreifenben
@9Iidtbsit. bic in 5arbenpradt uno
8liitenbuft pranssnben 4nlasen, gu
benen ieber Subbreit @rbe bon Wens
f6en berbeisei6Ieppt iporben lit.
Gin geiud SsliinsfOrs. bas pielen
RsiIsnben bereits betannt 1T, seniist
fsinespess, lin bic S4Dnbeiten uno
Gissntiimlidteiten bes aanbes, an
benen SinnIanb 70 reid 1T, tennen
unb lieben Su lernen. Saau muB
man tisfer ins 2anb binein. Grit
in @ibors, &atto unb Sreberifsbamn
lernt man bas Weien 5innlanbs unb
feiner 9epobner tennen. Sn ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Eie idnlaIite ,inb fIabite SteGIe Ses iies
ben ailometer lar8en 2anbriidens
Runfdbariu bel Hbslott. (SaponIinna.)
Der Smatra islbit 1T cine ettpa
$50 Taeter Ianse StrpmfdnslIe -
ni9t Elm Waiferfall -, bur9 bic
ii9 Der JIuB 9uotfen gum Saimaise
bur6bri9t. Na9bem sr fi6 pberz
baIb Der luftisen Bride in einem
brsitsn, fonniesn Bette seiammelt,
ftiirst er ii9 in bic fdmale, in iabr>
taufenblanser, miibiamer Irbsit ausz
setpafdene 5eIienrinns, in oeren
ganssr 2dnge ii9 bic uneebeure
@aifermafie in piiblenoen, bohaufs
fpriibenben @iI6t periponbeIt. gio9
unterbalb Der Gnse t0nnen iid bic
WaIier ni9t berubisen, iie brsiten
iid fd6erartis iiber cine Dirt Sers
raiie aus, iibsr bic iie unseitiim
f9dumenb binipssbrauisn, nm am
llfer in sabIloisn WirbeIn bic Sol5=
itiide, 8aumitGmme Ii. bersl. absuz
feben. bic iie irsenbpo aufsssriffen
unb, i'm S6aum Der StromI9nelIe
perborssn. mitseriilen baben.
8ie ollie fOIds araftaniammluns
gen Der Ratur, oenen segeniiber bic
Pbantaiie ben Wabitab perliert,
nirtt Der Smatra i'm eriten gluaens
Bid snttdui4enb, aumal tpsnn bos
Iuge ii4 fdon seipobnt bot, in ben
seoIogii9en Sriimmern bes eanaen
Sanbes fortipdhrsnb bic Spuren nod,
niel eetpaltissrsr, penn aud lGnait
gu Stsin eetpOrbensr Raturtataitro.
pben su erbliden. glbsr fpenn man
cine @eile bonn poriprinsenpen, umz
gitterten 5elsblud in bas 5obsn bins
untsrseisbsn bat. besinnt bas S9aus
ipiel bic Geele in feinen 9ann su
sisbsu. Yer setuaItise 2Grm, que
fammengefsbi aus bem sornisen
0onnern bes giid,tes uno Rem hoh>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

gebDft. Der Bauer nit Der 3ipfeI=
miibe unb bic 8Guerin i'm Na9ttos
film nidten mir binter benz 5eniter
freunbIi9 su unb fiibrten mid in
elm iaubsres tleines 3immer, in benz
i9 Elm porsiisliaes i4Deoii4es Sett
fanb. glm anberen Wtorgen betam
i9 Elm sinfa4es Jriibitiid. Die
preiie fino iebr billig, naa elmer
Sare. Srobpem iparen Simmer nnb
9ett piel beiier als in oem Sotel in
Smatra unb nit elmer selpiiien biirs
serli9en @lesans einssri4tet. an
Der Wanb bins Elm &i4torud na4
@allens breiteilisem 9emdloe
,9lino", bas sinen @tpff aus Der
&alepala, bem fiuniiden Rational@
epos, bsbanbelt. uno elm farbiser
s5olsI6nitt, cine Slluitration bon
Goelfelbt Su Runebcrss "5dnrlt
StGIs Sanger".
sluBeroem 5abIreid)e Snbultrie'
crseuaniiie, Die Der finniiden
0otionaltrauer Iusbrud geben: Elm
nit Srauerflor umpuroener &ars
ton nit Na6biloung Der perbotenen
9oitmarfen uno 8arten, Maiienpbos
tosrapbien finnii4er Ibprbnungen,
bic gum 3aren gei4idt ipurben, II. |,
!p. 9luffallenb mar bic Wlenge gu,
ter, mpberner Bidder, fait ollie nit
2eoerriiden sebunOen; ale finnifh:
graGblunsen bon Suani abo, bic
aalepala, finnifde 9ibeln, moDerns
9epi9tiammlungen; ferner ueber~
iebunsen na9 Runebers uno Seiers
tam, ippie aus benz Seuti9en II. |.
IN. 9lu6 bas praatalbum fano id
ppr, in benz bic pierSebn IoreHen
europGiider @elehrter an ben 3aren
nit ibren llnteri9riften fatiimilisrt
iinb, bic als @usbrud Der Spmpas
tbie fir JinnlanO i'm Suni 1899
iiberreidt iperben folIten. Sas fin<
nii9e Bolt lieit piel, unb es puroe
mir ersGblt, baB elm 9erleser, Der
cine finniids aussube bon ~Debers
Deltsei6i9te" paste, oapon 10000
@remplare i'm 2anoe pertaufte.
Gin i9arfsr Winb mar aufses
Iprungen, als i9 ben Sampfer na4
8ilmannsitranb beitieg, uno aui Der
nG9tli6en Sabrt bon Iilmannss
Hranb Bis gtpslott iibsr ben einias
men Saimafee nit ieinen bitter bes
palbeten nfern, on oenen man feline
MenI9enissle erbIidt, folsten bic
M6pen la6snb, fdreieno unb i6ipots
senb benz S6iife, unb f4muBises Re<
gsngelpDlie iibersos ben Simmel. Ssi
Hessn unb Winb, in frDtelnber
RGlte fam ib in puntabarju an.
bas man ni6t nit uure6t 5innz
lambs Ianbibaftlihe perIe nennt.
Der puntabaria 1T Elm Siissl.
riiden, itelIenpeife nur Elm Meg, ber
iid iieben &ilometer lang in seraoer
Ri6tuns Spii4sn Waiisr binbur4s
fredt. Gu1 sr pirb fir Elm llsber>
bIsibfsI Der sroben Gis5siten Jinn.
lambs sehalten unO itellt cine 9lsts
idermurdns bar. an isinsm gnbs
bri4t er. tur5 Dor Oem seseniibers
Iiesenben Seitlanbe, plOBlid al unb
ientt iia ins Uaiier. 9ier bat bic
Ratur sinen Srt ssidaffen. ipo man
5innlanps Reise sleidiam auf oem
9rdfentierttIler beiiammen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

9lus benz @9ipsissn ipriat Jinn<
lambs Sprads! SIN Sdatten feinss
setpaltissn Sdpeisens fpreden bic
SeIfen BON ben admpfen Derganges
ner Sabrtauienbe, rebsn bic Waiier
bonnernb ppn ibrem brobenoen 3orn,
iauien unb braufeu bic &iefernipdls
Der, fliiitsrn bic 9irten in roter
SonnenaIut bon Ra!epas Sagen,
@ebniu9t, G90nbeit unD Soffnuns.
sSnmitten bes biiiteren Sdpeigens.
6as auf bieisn psreinfamten Mens
fden in ibren armislisen Soften
liest, fpreden ibre Ieiie seiummten
0aterlanbslisper, bic 8iideri6dBe,
bic itumm in isber 8auernitube lies
gen. bic glusen, bic leudtsnb unb
traumoerloren in bic Serne f9peis
fen, Der Rlang uno bas leiie 2Gz
dsln, bic bas @ort Suomi" -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

ipaltisen 9lDden binbur9, in bic bic
Sabrtauienbe erit penise Spalten
unb Riffe sebroden baben.
2onsiam unb ii9er fubr bos
S9iff bur9 bic engite eeboaene
Strede bes SanaIs. bic bur1 ben
Selien seiprenst 1T; pieber 6ffnete
ii4 elm fleiner See, bon Dalb umz
frdnSt, bann fubren pir in bic Iebte
SdIeufe elm, itiesen empor unb Ianz
beten in RdttiiGrbi, po it6 bic ssabrt
untsrbrad, nm am anberen Morgen
nit Der poittutfde ipsiter na9
Smatra gu fabren.
Die StiIIe Der finniiben WGIber
unterbrt9t Der Sinatra nit ieinem
2drmen unb Spisn. lin ibn her
unb in ben ianSigen WGlbern an
ieinem llfer iteben Soiels, unb bic
@iienbabn BON petersburg Der miiuz
bet an Der Station. 2luf bielbefabz
rener unb itaubigcr 2anbitraBe biez
ten tleine &inber, barfiiBig, NIT i'm
S9etteI getdmmtem, boil iiber bic
Sbren berabfollcnbem, li9tblonbem
Saar unO tleinen Stumpfnafen i'm
@eiidt6en, feItiume, bonn WaHer se>
fdliffene Steine gum @ertauf an,
iopie Walberbbeeren auf einem prGz
ientiertOrb9en aus 8irtenrinbe, tleiz
ne Sle9tparen aus bemfeIben Stoffe,
berbe SpaSieritOde. unD in papier sez
ipidelte &arameleu". Sic fprehen
alle nur finnif9, ebenio tpie bic
8auern i'm sei6eiteIten. Iansen Saar
nit brauner, leberartiser Saut unb
einem biinnsn, i'm Winbe tpebenbsn
3issenbGrtden, bic ibre tleinen, alpeis
rGberisen @efGbrte our Jabrt na9
benz @allintosti, elmer sipeiten
Stromi6nelle bes Smatra, anbieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

gen Iiest. Durd elm aItes Stabttor.
an Dben GrerSierpldBen porbei fdbrt
man Su benz eine balbe Stunbe enta
fernten parte Monrepos bes 8arpns
Hitolai. Sier erbdIt man ben eriten
@inblid in bic Natur bes innersn
2anbes. On ben Di6tbeipalbeten
ufern bes Saimaiess srbebt iib Elm
burd r8srperfuns" entitanbener fteis
Ter Siiselriiden, befen !SDben unb
uferi9lu1ten geIdidt Sur romantic
i9en 2lnlase einss parfes benuBt
iporbsn iinb. $40 Der SiiseI iid
fentt, Iisst, in einem peiten. Ieidt
setpeIlten @arten boil uralter 8irten,
Si9ten, grlsu unb 2Grden, bas
leidt binseisbts SommsridIoB bes
8eTBers. 9luf bem Hiiden bes Sell
fens bebnt iid elm bon @eftrdu4
unb SORT iiberiponnenes SerDllmeer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

gtinss um bas !SOtel filler, unbe>
riibrter. biiseliger @alb, an ben
cine fla6e Strede nit 8auernbGus
fern srenst. g8alb aud auf Der
sanaen Stelle bss Puntabariu, Der
ii4 nur an elmer Stelle gu einem
idmalen, unbeipadfenen, ianbisen
uebersans fentt. Bon ben SOben
oes 2anbriidens iiebt man, sipif9en
Dalb binour9, auf unenblids Ssrs
nen. in benen ipeite, fonnenbei4iensne
Seen nit beipa!beten Snieln unb
2anbftreden ipe9ieln, unb INNER 70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
Der sebeimnisuulle 3iuirnsfaben.

8enn mir Elm 81 an einem ee.
Dobnliden 3ruirnsfaben alifbangen
uno bieien bann an5iinoen, 10
miro linfebIbar I'M nGbiten glu.
'genblid bas 81 Sertriirnmert am
9oben liesen. lin oas 81 berbin-
bern, brau6en mir ben Saoen MIR
brei Biz bier Gage lang in cine
Oide SaI5Ioiung 5u Iegen 10 bob
er iiber unb iiber nit SaISfriitallen
beiest lit. 8enn mir alsbann elm
alisgeblaienes 81 an ibm arfbGn-
gen. 10 lange er nod NAB lit Giebe
Die nebenitebenbe slbbiloung), un6
bas @an5e, obne es 5u eri6iittern,
10 lange iteben Iaiien bis Der So
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

fprd6stbema nidt fonberIid5 erbeut.
fanb es iebo1 bnlo bonah dmiifant,
als Robel nit alien @inSeIbeiten ieis
men Plan fir einen automatiiden
SeIbitmoreapporat enttpidelte. @r
badte fid pefien &onitruttion Gbns
li9 Der elmer automatif9en Wase,
unb Tie folIte benz Sslbitmorbtanbi>
batsn mad gintpurf zines 5iinfz
sSrantzStiides einen itarten elettris
fdsn Sdlas perisben uno BON beie
fen 8erf4eiben suslsi9 bic poliasi
bena4ridtisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Strede bes SaintatanaIs; SdIeuie.
fleinen StGbten unb S6rfern Dffnet
fi4 einem erit bic @oItsieele, bic i'm
9sorGnse Der sroBen StGbte perz
f9loiien bleibt.
Wibors bietet faft bas sleide Bib
ipie 8otta unb Srebritsbamn, bod
iit infolse Der Rdbe DON Petersburg
Der @ertebr srOBer. bas Spradsnsez
tDirr mannisfaItiser. tposu aud cine
itarfe @arniion beitrdst. Gin aItes,
picIumitriitenes SdIoB Iiest am
Moffer. Ser alIerorten rsse gifer
fir 5innlanbs @ersansenbeit unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

oen eetrodnet lit, 70 f6nnen mir
i'm Dor ben slugen unierer er.
itaiinten 3uidauer eetroit abbren-
nen Iaiien, obne bab Oas 81 berab.
f6ut. Ser 3pirnsfaben ieIber Der.
foblt, aber Die Salsfrulte baIt iei-
lie slide" 5iiiammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

menrsider Dieien ausbsbnsn. Stuns
benlons seht es purh Dalbeinfams
name" na6 Sbumann. Sen See
'etam i4 in bet ~suten Stube".
bier iparen bic 9tobel iiberspaen. an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

tis geipabrung ieiner etbnosrapbi=
ihm eisenart bat auh bier sur Grz
banuns zines fhmuden Ratbouiss
NIT einem tIsiusn 3ulturmuisum se
fnhrt. bas aber uph in ben 4nfGn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
Etttr &rtsr h1rrh Ttnttlanh.
8on $. Saefter.

Die stab i6urs nmb Der Sama See nit nm Sana aanb.
dbaftde S6nbeen inn Snnern Ses 2ans - Gint Sab sui.
den ben uSauicnb Seen".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

ber @anb tins elm aItss SeIportrdt.
felt stpifden enblofen SeIsriiden.
Sriimmerfeloern .unb einseInen GEE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

al guard companies in Portland would
not be demobilized, and that the suit
begun by the Multnomah Guard to de-
termine the status of the Portland ar
mory will be continued as friendly
suit. He said also that it was the con.
census of opinion of the conference that
the mobilization of the National guard
under the federal defense act should
be actively continued.
With the mutual fire insurance bus
mess prospering, officers of Oregon
mutual fire companies who met today
in conference with Fire Insurance Com.
missioner Harvey Wells declared that
they wanted the next legislature to
make no changes in the insurance laws
affecting their business.
"In particular, we want to prevent
uny legislation which win add to the
cost Of doing business and consequently
increase the cost of insurance." declar.
ed Herman Loeding of Portland, repre-
sent,ng the Farmers Mutual.
". C. Haggerty, representing the Or.
egcn Fire Relief association of McMinn-
vile, and J. P. Feller, representing tht
Farmers Mutual of Butteville, wsIe
also present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

A merry $500" party was enjoye'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

Wednesday evening at the home OF
Sydney Lloyd, 1879 Chemelseta street,
when group of friends surprised him
on his birthday anniversary.
Those participating in the merriment
of the evening we're; Mr.. and Mrs.
Helge Donaldson, Mrs. L. Donaldson,
John A. Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Hunsaker of Turner, Miss Marie Hix-
son Of Turner, Miss Dorothy Hunsaker
of Turner, Roy Gore of Turner, Mrs.
Clara Schaefer, Lloyd Schaefer, Mrs.
Bessie Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. vrooman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson, Miss Verge
Peterson, Miss Agnes Peterson, MIR.
and Mrs. E. P. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Lloyd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13
RICKEY NEWS.

Bruce Wallace spent Friday in Salem
Alta Martin of Maeleay spent the
afternoon with Mrs. M. M. Magee re,
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lewis and family
are at home again after spending some
time at Crooked Finger.
Mrs. Jessie Knapke was a Salem Wis
itor Friday afternoon.
Louie Magee of SCOTS Mills spent
part of last week with his brother, NJ.
M. Magee.
DR.. Aorefield left on business trip
to San Francisco a few days agc.
The Red Cross auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. w. ID. Horner last week.
Mrs. L. j. Whitney is visiting her
daughter, Miss Meryle Whitney, Of
Portland.
Eugene Aufranee transacted business
in Salem Friday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13
COUGHS AND COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
DR.. Kings New Discoveryused
since Grant was President
Get a bottle today

It did It for your grandma, for your
father. For fifty years this well-known
cough and cold remedy has kept an
evergrcwing army Of friends, young
and old.
For half century druggists every
where have sold it. Put a bottle in
your medicine cabinet. You may need
It in a hurry. Sold by druggists
everywhere. 60c and $l.20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

Nathan and Lillian Sohn have filed
suit against James Corbin and others
for the foreclosure of a mortgage
amounting to $4,000. The mortgage is
on 800 acres in sections and IS, town
ship south of range 2 west and 400
acres part of the John B. Gervais do
nation land claim. An attorneys fee
of $9S7 is asked. 1t was just this
spring that trade was made of this
extensive farm property for a stock of
goods at Mabton, Washington, near
Yakima.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13
Court House News
: = : = = Sc = = : : /

Lula May Henson has filed suit
against James Moher Henson for di.
vorce. She alleges they were married
in 1899 and that they have three chill
dren. She claims that he han around
with lot of bad women and that he
failed to provide for her and that her
health was finally impaired. She asks
for $40 a month and states that he
earns 500. She also asks for the Gus
tody of the children.
In the county court Louis Webert,
George w. Fry and zeno Schwab were
appointed appraisers Of the estate Of
William Nibler. B. y. Gicsey Is ad-
miaistFator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

Quintne that Does Not Affect Head
Because of its tonic and laxative et-
feet, LAXATIVE BROAf0 QUINlNE
(Tabletsl can be taken by anyone with
out causing nervousness or ringing in
the head. There is enly one '.Bromo
Quaine. 2 L. w. GROVES signature
lon the hex. soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13
Bowels Acting Property

They ought to, for constipation
makes the body retain waste matters
and impurities that undermine the
health and play havoc with the entire
system. DR.. Kings New Life Pills are
reliable and mild in action. all
druggists. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

Considerable deposits of native silica
have been found just east of Hood Riy
er.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

A violent outbreak Of influenza Is re.
ported from Paraguay. In Ascuscion
alone there are $4,000 cases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

During the next six months the state
| for its various institutions, will pay IL
cents barrel mere for its flour than
lit has been paying dnring the past six
months, according TO bids opened by
the board of control yesterday after
noon.
But its meat bin will be little less
than it has been. The state has been
paying $l6.70 per 100 pounds for beef,
while the low bid this time is 1854.
The low bidder is d. E. Nebergall Meat
company Of Albany.
The Crown Mills of Portland is the
low bidder on flour, the low bid being
$10.35 barrel.
Other items, as a general rule, are
expected to run about the same price
as the past SIX months.
Governor Withyeombe today held a
conference. in executive session, with
Adiutant General Beebe. Colonel North.
Major Drake and Captain Han Of the
National guard, relative to the contro.
versy over the use Of the Portland ar.
mory.
Following the conference the Cover
nor announced that the present i.suci.-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

A contract will be let soon for the
paving of the entire road from Seaside
to Astoria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-13

Spokane laundries have given notice
of 10 per cent increase in rates
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-18
WooDRoW CAN PLACE THEM

THEY'RE stirring up matter at Washington. now;
that surely Will be watched by the boys IN camp and
their folks at home, all right
The House Military Affairs committee has dug up mat
tiers tending to show that of $4,000 staff officers only
1000 are fighting officers. thousands of civilians who
had never seen camp having been gwen eomniSlons
Uncle Sam IS to pay out annually. about ooGogo
to Officers, many of whom occupy positions m the Wa
department bAiIdmg and other non-combatant places
There has long been talk to the effect that the poor mans
son couldn't afford to be officer. and the numerous
promotions of newly made officers who never set hostile
powder have not passed without comment 70 add 70
these things disclosure the effect hat over half The staff
is struttmg around uniforms but holding safety
first JOBS IS surely enough the fierce discussion
which the Washington dispatches predict
Already indeed II is proclaimed that Democratic Floor
Leader Ktchin. already of hghstandms IN opposition to
the administration proposes to introduce m the House a
life to accept field service or give up his commission OF
course such action would be insulting well as uneees-
sary The commandments put every officer IN
field service if he pleases 1t Is Woodrow Wilson's first
essay as cornandeT--cief and he may have something
to learn as war lord but willing to wager some
thing that he oesnt keep an army of $1,000 Officers hold
ing down comfortable Office chairs, with without Ntc-
ms criticism If he does this is gong to have most
interesting aftermath in the United States.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-18

whom Leslie Bayless,, the new wash
ington publicity man brought froEn
Charleston recently reports Nhen
. Candidate Chiffon is out Of the city
Right now that Is the case. Mr.. Chit
tor is in the southern part OF the state
campaigning for the third Liberty loan
sale. ard il his candidacy gets my
benefit therefrom, so much the better
He made his first speech at Madison
Boone county, and Herbert PhaIers his
Charleston press agent. saw to It that
advanced copies of it were sent to the
state press. Ex-Governor MacCorkle.
Senator Chilton'S law partner, g IN
charge of the third campaign. Is he.
was Of the other two. Candidate Nicely
is in on this noble work, too at the re-
quest OF Secretary McAdoo. He spoke.
at Weston last Friday and Is booked TO-
make bond sale speech atsNeW 1Ga1s
tinsville. McAdoo telephoned thanks
for his speeches, particularly the one
at Weston The postoffice there sold
$4,000 worth of war savings stamps the
day following. While engaged in this
work of patriotism these two might Be
able to forget everything else. They
Inight-if they are as good forgetters
as some disappointed Democratic Ct
flee seekers say they are.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-18
THE SUNDAY TIMES.

YESTERDAY he Fairnn0nt Times became seven
eay-a-vveek newspaper and the people Of this city IL
newspaper way just as well of as the Peo-
pets Associated Press service bringing the Of the
world down to o'clock Sunday morning Famont people
will for the FIRST time, really have Sunday morning news
m their Sunday paper.
the publishers Of The ines frankly admit, the initial iz,'c
Of their Sunday edition is very credtablc product The
editors 1t IS easy to see. have made earnest and cure
successful effort to make the new paper Faront p7cs,
spirit If there is demand f0r day paper thekind
Of paper The Times evidently gong to print Sunday
ought to satisfy It.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-18
EALRMoNT WATER.

TFE states chemists report from he university a6oT-
atory at Morgantovn that the Fairmont city water
is safe. We arc willing take their word for 1t,
but there IS great amount Of typhoid fever Faimont
and the natural inference that other water consumed
the city or the milk supply is contaminated.
Indeed at least sample of well water has been found
to be unsafe and it is quite possible that there other
wells and springs quite dangerous to the health Of the
This is condition which enjOns caution upon the pat
Of The people but ought especially make tie city health
Faimont typhoid The history of every individual
should be studied ntensiveIy end public report made