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The Washington herald., 1918-11-03

and so extensively added 10, that its
original owners might have difficulty
in recognizing It.
Another wedding OF last Saturday
which came as a surprise-slmost as
shock-was that Mrs. T. NJ. Tyssowski
and Admiral Benjamin Tappan. L. 5.
N, which was celebrated rather hur-
riedly out at the brides country home.
Altha Hall. in Alexandra County.
Va. late Saturday afternoon. II was
rather an elderly wedding, being at
tended. among others. by the grand
children OF both the high contracting
parties. / rather wondered IL II was
not something OF a surprise to them;
but l was assured that they had
planned II for December and had
hurried IL up-all same like the young
folks-becsuse OF Admiral Tappan's
orders. He has been stationed I'm
Philadelphia, at the League Island
Navy Yard. and he had been trans
ferred to New Orleans TO take charge
Of the Eighth Naval District. Now It
was a mere bagatelle to run down
from Philadelphia for a few hours or
a weekend with his fiancee. but It
would have been rather more OF an
undertaking TO come up from New
Orleans for the same purpose. So
they decided 10 get il over with. and
Admiral Tappan has taken a bride
down to his new post with him. He
is one OF the older officers Of the
navy. having been one OF Dewey's
younger officers at Manila Bay. and
having so distinguished himself that
he was rewarded with the command
OF the Calliao. the first Spanish ship
captured on that historic occasion.
Yet another bride who has recently
come 10 Washington for her first win
ter Of matrimony is Mrs. William
HoughtelinE-oh yes, you do know her,
perfectly! She was Virginia LeSeure,
| Speaker Cannon's attractive and orig
inal little granddaughter. who made
har debut here about three seasons
ago under her Aunt Helen's" chap
eronage. and was a huge success.
| Washington will not have 10 make her
The Washington herald., 1918-11-03

side by side on Connecticut avenue.
just opposite the Bison Brsdleys.
which was originally the Gardiner
Hubbard home. bought by Edison
Bradley after the death OF the Hub
bards. and so completely remodeled
and so extensively added TO, that its
original owners might have difficulty
in recognizing II.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-03

of which Mrs. Lansing is president.
is having its monthly sale. II is sup
posed to open at / o'clock on the last
Friday of each month, and all the
following day. Last Friday, how
ever. they proved so popular that
they were almost completely sold out,
and by noon Saturday had to close
for lack of stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06

its value is believed to have increased
tremendously under the administration
Of Mrs. Palmer and her sons.
Throughout her career. Mrs. Palmer
was vitally interested in charitable and
political activities. She organized the
Chicago Business Women's Club and
was one Of the founders Of the Chicago
Civic Federation which effecsied many
civic reforms.
She was sent to Europe in 1900 as
member of the Paris exposition board,
the appointment coming from President
Mckinley. She had served in 1898 as
president of the board Of woman 3 man
ayers of the Columbian exposition here
At that time she toured Europe, inter
es ing foreign countries in sending ex
hibits.
For a time her interest in civic af
fairs and politics found outlet in H.
political career Of her son, Honore. Sh
personally directed his first campaig
for election to the Chicago city counci
which was successful. Near the close 0
the campaign she held reception 70
several hundred members Of a marchin
club in her million dollar Lake Shor
Drive home and shook hands with hunt
reds Of ward poll icians and lodgin
house habitues who attended.
For years she was Chicago suprem
social dictator. An invitation to be
annual New Year ball was regarded q
: a patent Of social nobility here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
Community MOurns
For COuntry's Defenders

La Habra, Cal, May 6.-Although he
never donned uniform, Eugene
Youngs death has caused all the flags
in the community to be lowered to
half mast today, arrangements are be-
ing made to pay him patriotic tribuse
at his funeral and several southern Cal
ifornia communities are raising funds
for his widow. Liberty loan committee
officials will attend he funeral.
Young, born in Ireland, died as a re-
suit of defending his adopted country Is
liberty loan. Resenting slur upon the
liberty loan, he was shot three weeks
ago. Today "Walking" Elliott, his al
legged assailant will be arraigned on a
murder charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
MRS. POTTER PALMER

Continued from page one)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
%SEssuE HEMAKANA ;
MThe Honor Of His House :.
.T9aasaaasasI Iaaasp' ~: 4
BEST ROLE SHE EVER HAD
SAYS FLORENCE VIDoR

Florence vidor, who is to be seen
in support of Sessue Hayakawa, the
famous japanese screen player at the
Oregon theater Wednesday and Thurs
day, declares that the part of Lora in
this Paramount picture is the best
which she ever has essayed. "lt is a
difficult role, y she asserted, "anG
shows the gradual development of
Lora from beautiful outcast, daring
and unscrupulous, to- a love-tried wo-
man, who hesitates between the de-
mands of youth and the call of blood
who finally achieves a reformation
and becomes a loving mother and wife
through self sacrifice and has tragic
elimination when her Japanese hus'
band yields her to the man of anoth,
er race. " "The Honor of His House
was directed by William G. DeMille
and besides the star and Miss Vidor,
has an excellent supporting cast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
AMERICAN GUNS
CONTINUED from page one)
sector.
COLONEL GRIFF1THs BURIED
By Fred s. Ferguson

With the American Armies in Piear"
dy, May 5.---Lieutenant Colonel Crit
fiths who was killed by shell as he
was emerging from his dugout, rests
in grave such as he might have pick
ed out himself-within sight Of the
enemy's lines.
The usual funeral ceremonies were
impossible, because Of the Germans
proximity and the constant lombard
ment of the American positions.
without even flag wrapped around
the body, it was placed in long trench
and buried beside eleven other Amer
lean soldiers.
The burial party was few in mum
bers, so not to draw the boche fire.
The chaplain and the others wore tin
hats and gas masks
No American volley was fired across
the grave as the body was laid TO resi-
but the enemy shells overhead hum
med a requiem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
University Of Oregon
Officers Training Camp

Eugene, Or, May 6-Nearly 800
students of the University of Oregon
expressed their intention today of en-,
taring the permanent reserve officers
training camp, established here by the
Chamberlain law just enac,ted.
Only one formality remains to be dis
posed of-the acceptance of Captain Ja-
cob Kanzler as the officer in charge,
Many members of the home guard are
expected to enter the school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06

expected today in the condition Of Anna
Held, the actress, as result Of blood
infusion which was resorted to yester-
day.
Ernest Lang, aged 20, suck driver,
was selected for the TRANSMISSION oper.
alton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c
NO TRACE OF MSS WILSON

Friends of Miss Nan Wilson, of Eola
who disappeared from the hong of a
friend in Portland last Thursday night
are unable to find any trace of her. 1t
is believed the young woman wander
ed away in a fit of despondeney, as
she had been in poor health for some
time. Miss Wilson is well known in
Dallas, being the daughter of pic
neer druggist of this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06

Field and Levi Letter and was one Of
thefounders Of the great Marshal Field
store here. When he died in 1909 his
fortune was estimated at $8,000,000 and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-06
COZ TRucK DRIvER,s BLOOD.

New York, May e.-Improvement is
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Die MnreSe nGr."

Mls Sersoe &arl bon @urtteln=
berg Den beriibmten Meftsgelebrten
nnb 9ibter @iintber bon @ofina BEL
cinem geiude init ngr~ anreoets,
mnroe oieier 10 miiteno, oaB er Dem
5er5og einfah Sen Giiden febrte uno
lagte: SD femme feinen @odiua, ser
egr" beiBt." 81 Der 3eit, aIs @ott-
ifeo Heftor en- Ser l~lniperfitdt 2eip.
sig mar, fultr0e bel linn elm Stltbelt
perflagt, neil iener feinem 9ausfpirt
cine idaaenoe Sbrfeiee p~erabreidt
bette. @otfheo lieB Ben 9ngefIagten
COR ii6 rnfen lino reoete i'm an.
uWarim bat Gr ben @ausmirt bintsr
Die Gbren eeidlagem2" Ser @tuoeslt
%erpioerfe:: uWagnifi5en5. neil er Elm
5legel 1T, er bat MIDI nit ygr" cn-
gereoet. @ottideo mar iiber oieie
Delttlidfeit i'm eriten IugenbIid
5fpar etuas perbIifft bod oann
flopftc er lad)eno Dem Stuoenten al,f
Die Shulter uno iagte. -Sa, ia, oa
batten Sic ~alIeroines red)t" nno snt.
lieB i'm obne Strafe.
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L.okdles.
8abrideinlidjes 8etter.
Sir San antonio uno umgegemo:
3elte aben0 nno morgef1 beoedt.
9as neite Budget.

@ir empfebIen Sen 2eiern nno
Steuer5ablerrL oas an anocrer Steae
beroffentlidte Budget Der Staot ei-
ner gertalien 9urd)iidt uuo Briifu.ts
gu unterperfen, oanit iie erfabrsn,
mos nit ibrem fauer aufgebrndten
8el0 selhiebt. Die ltnfolten Der
5taotbertpaItung tperoen bon Sabr
.5u Sabr Bober, mas ~teilfpeiie ourb
0aS 8ahsti1m Ser. Staot erfldrlid
lit. Gs miro aber nidt Der geringlte
Berin6 gemadt, in irgeno einer
Beiie 81 iparen o0er cine Ginidrdn-
flung bor8unebmen Die alten Beam.
ten tper6em i1irmtIin beibeboIten nno
aleue peroen angdtent. @enn fir Den
llnterbaIt Der straBen(2) $751;
'811.20 perIanaf merben nno fir
StraBenreinigung ii. Sanitat $685..
768 aIio inn @aaaefl $4OL,579
fir ons StraBen= uno Sanitats Sc.
partement, 10 fann man fir oiele UNI
gebeure Sumile before Reiultatc Ell.
lpdrten, wie iie geliefert iperben. I'm
Die @~eiammtiumr1e ab5nrnn0en,
iinb, nadoem fir glnes aelorgt lit.
nod $34,257.56 fir pIaufenoe Mlts,
gabefl" 6eigefiigt.
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AIIerIei.

am 9onierstns nad)mittag
-muroe Die Seide Der Dor orei $50
den id)duolid unls 2eben gebrads
ten unperhcirateten anna gon 0ou.
ten, welde alein uuf ibrer fleinen
Uelibnng ungefdbr orei3ebn Meifen
Don Der StaDt e~ntferrt tpobnte, pan
Den Gonntpbehoroen altsaearabell.
Ser aorper mar in Der Ndbe oeS
3uIies inter ungef1br 5pei SUB gr-
De UerihGrrt. Der Werifaner Willie
Bere5 bat oas 8erbredpn einaeitnn.
0en, oamit, ipie Der GerI iid aus
0riidt, Die Seele ieiner peritorbenel
Mmtter Hitbe finoct. Gr bat iiber olc
5dfnBIidbe 9at folgenoe @in5eIbeiteu
se~rsalIt. Mm Abeno oes rs. sSi-
nj, sfsigefdbr gegen 10 llfr, hegob CT
rid mad Der Garm ieines Gpicrs, ur;
Sid) In Den geit5 elmer Summe GEL.
Sc III ieken ipeldes ieiner 0,el+
zn1ng nnb SRI. Ban 8oitten in oar
.6ouie aufbeiuabrt belt. Sri. gor
5oiiten ideint i'm geb0rt gu babcn
aiHo FAM nit elmer Ger5e In oer
4ano, nnb Der Cir, mo fir Der NOR.
0eriIhe Nerifaner nit eiuem idme
rem griidenbol5en iofort 81 8poer
fhlua. gs gelane bent ingliidIid,cr
s5Rdhden iid) bonn gooen au~f3uraffen
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Sn einer in Souiton abgebaItc.
men 0eriammlung Der 9ireftoreii oI-
Ter gum Soutbern Bacific gabn-
Spitem geborigen 9inien, trat ser
6isberige Yrdiibeltt uno 5ooeral Ma-
nager B. .. Scott BON oieIcn GteI-
lungen allriif uno ihieo ebenialls aus
Dem Gireftorium. Mn ieiner Stefte
iuuroe s. &. Dunlap erm1blt.
Sn 3fuei Broben BON Cider ooer
aepfeluein, Der in gaainger, Mun-
nels County. perfauft ipuroe, Iinb
bel Der demiihen Analpie 5b uno
65 Yro3ent Mlfobol gefunoen NOR
Den. Der Gountpanmnlt beablid)fiat
gegen Die @erfaufer idnrf por5ugs.
ben.
San Batricio County bot aus
Dem fir Die Notleioenoen in Den
9iirre @cgenoen geidaffenen lin.
terifiibungsfeno abermaIs 500 er.
bolten; oas eountp bate idon Dor.
Der $4,000 befommeit. sSm @an3er
bat Der Staat Eeras on 80 Gounties
S40S,500 Siilfsgeloer ailsgeliebea.
Sic Stoots : Steuerbehoroe
tritt am Is. D. Mits., I'M Die Stener.
rate fir Den Staat Ieras feit5uiet-
sen, in Muffin 3uiomfnen. Die 9e.
boroe beltebt aus Dem @pupernerr.
Dem Comptroller mo Dem Staats.
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Sarab @. 9aile on Gam Friedman,
Grunoltiid an Der Ipe. 9; S2s5f0.
8. u. Hbobiug ON Clara Wprif
Wrunbftiid i'm gitb 8lod 4z34; $3.50.
i. g. YeagIen nno Srou an Mise
aauf1nan nno 5ran, @rlnoitiid an Ser
Wiitletoe abe.; $500.
George Rangolb nnb Srau an & u.
pnlid, @runoitiid I'M gitD 8lod 359;
$15,50O.
y. 5. arlleger an stnna 9. @raeeer,
Wrllnoftiid in Grmp Serrace; $t>u u.
Srml Carolina 9iloebrnnet an Riis
lionarp Societn of Gblnte Sat6ers Of
Segns. 8runoftiid i'm gitn 8lod $40;
$1,000.
0nirap 0eberer al q. s. Sdmelber
II. ", @rl1nbftiid an Der cit : Conn
nlerce StrnBe, $1,666.
8. 8. Serbian un0 Srar an 6. $. 0as
Ter. Gruloitiid I'M gitp 8Iod 286S;
S1.900.20.
Sobn S. Cigar an Sermam @. a6s
retrs. @rnnolfiid an Der 8urnet Giraffe;
$4.250.
Sobn q. 8eBler utlb 6raI an 6arris
Mleramoer, @r1lnbltiid in Der Souti 9lIn4
mo 9eisbts Nboition; 800.
S.. II. 3uberbueler an Bouts Hpbri.
Qie5, @runoitiid am &roipeet Sia 9lace,
$1,000.
@uitap 2ied II. q. ON Sbeo. aneup.
per. elm Stiid Qano; $500.
Brian GaIagban an CHARLES Mains
0riinoitiid on oer Sontb GeconD nnf
ySelt Fourth Str. $3.50.
Srib Sheef an 8eino Sheel. 214 Nfs
fer Smlo in Gomal unb 8erar goun=
tics, $1,000.
8. 9. Gaines nnh Srau oil OsipolS
uno 90. @raspietid. @runoitiid i'm 9
Rarf glace; $4,000.
81. s.. @itbers. Sruitee, IL. q. an Go=
lparo s. unb 90. Sdmitt, @runoftiid i'm
Hroipect 0ia &lace; $475.
@ertlanbe Shae3Ier an Clio unb s
ohae5ler. Elm Stiid 3anb; 81.
@r1il @ottfdaIf uno 5rnu an %. q
Vreniteot. @rirnoitiid i'll IInnp 6eiabts
81
q. ~strilser mo Srau an Srau 6. 9
Cole. 8rlnoltiid I'M Gitp glod No. 431,
1923 100.
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5reie Yrefe fit sfras; Sreitag ben II. 9uli 1918.
l6otmeiiter. @s miro %geglalbt, oaB
Die Staatsrate urn 10 Gents reou5icrt

i6oeneiiter. @s miro %geglaubt, DOB
Die Staatsrate Inn 10 Gents rebu5icrt
miro.
Sr Der geabe bon Galopen fc-
rambolierte ole 9-jdbrige &atbarinc
CHS, Sodter oes Sberiffs bon 9nr=
leion Gountp, nit einen1 BON tbr ge-
lenften Ilttomobil on elmer gabuz
fren6l1lg nit einem 5rabt5ug Ser
Saltta Sc 8abn. 9as &tno erlltt
babel lebensgefabrlide 8erlesllngeq1
rno iullroe nah einem @oipital in
Sefnple gebrad)t. SIS lit ood] ein
unperanttDortliber 2eift1inn, meitll
Gltern ibren aiftoern, bic nod nid1t
trofen binter Ben Sbren iino, erlau-
ben, in oieien 500 bringenoen Ma=
ldinen bernm5uflttidieren nno ous
oltrd) nid)t MIR oeren eigenes 2ebet1
a1fs Spiel leben ionoern all1 oas
alloerer Selte n1fs bodite g~efdbroctl.
ytdd Den itaatliden uno muni5ipalen
Bori6riften Jon ieoer 2enfer. zines
A~ltor1obils cine 2i5e1s baben uuo
gepriift iein. Mber oiefe 9eroromn=
gen peroert n%irgenos ourdaefiibrt
uno limb fir ole &ab. @ie lanae
piro's nod ballern u1o Die gdbies
moblbabenoer 2ellte gorloeln in Mero-
plafen IN Der Sl1ft beruml
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WablzMn5eigen
SIR aonaree a.. Siltrift.

Sic uSreie 9relie" It outorijtert.
ben M6tbaren Sames S. Glaphen ais
3anoioat fir Die 8ieoeripa6l fir ben
a. aon9reBs9iitrift ian5ufiiiioi9eu, abe
bdn9lg bon ben am q. Snli itattfinoeuz
Den oemofratti6en Brimdripablen.
Wolttti6e an5ei9e.)
9ie pSreie grelIe" lit outoriiisrt,
Carlos See ols &arbibnten fir ben
&o1grek i'm a. @onerebs9i on5l>
tuno19en, abbdn9ig bon Der @nt16eibnng
Der oemofratiiden 8rimarfpahlen.
@olitii6e In8eiee.j
Sic .Sreie grefe" lit autoriliert,
ben M6tb. q. g. 8arrett boil Gan auz
tonio ols &al1bibaten fir oen aonarcB
bonn IA. 9iitrift on5ufunoisen, ab6dn@
gig bon ben oenDfratii6en 9rin1drtpabe
len am 81. SuIi 1918.
(8olitii6e gn8eiee.)
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uno na6 Der &iihe SIT LAUREN, ooeb
Datroe lie BON benz 9alunfen Der
folgt unb abermals nit benz 8riiden=
! bolsen iiber ben aopf gelhlagen. Der
, entlnenIdte Serl baub Damn ieillem
Opfer eiren Sad iiber 0ns @eltGt,
toilette Sen &nrper ms Sreie uno Be
grub ibn BORT. 8ere5 ipannte bar
auf Elm 8ferb Dor oas 8uggD uno
fubr nad Der Staot. Mm nabItenl
Morgen bega6 err it'd foltbliitig nod
Dem Srte oes @erbred)ens 8nriif,
fonnte .aber troB uuen eifrieen Gu
fens nift mebr als $1.55 ooer
$1.65 finoen. @r nabm oann rod
bas anoere Tfero unb mill oas Gieb
NIT @iilfe zines Mmerifoners megqee
trieben baben, bod ioaen Die &ii5e
in Der Mabe oes 5aIaoo ben 9eioen
meggelaufen Iein. Der gerbreder trar
am Samstag auf ben 8erboht nes
SferoeoiebItabls bin perbaftet NOR
Den. Mls Darm Sri. 8anSonten'sger-
Mls Damn Sri. San 9onten's Ser
idipin6en gemelbet uno ebenlo oas
8eridDinoen ibrer 8feroe befanut
muroe, mar es Ieiht, Den 8erboftetcn
nit Dem ihDereren GerbreHen in
gerbinonng 81 bringen nto nnter Ell
nigem 3nreoe1l gum 4blegen eines
Geitanonilies 81 p%eranlaiien. 8ie as
heiBt, ion cine Spe5ia[ @rano ssurp
einberufett Deroen, um Yere5 lofort
in 4nflageSuitano gu periesert. Die
geiietlng BON SRI San 6outef,,
rpeld,e auBer ibrer Sdmeiter, ser
5ralt Sennie Nortbrup. feline Ange9
borigen bier bot, fano be1te nad)mit=
tag itatt.
- Mer Die @ar Clamps nidlt
cbrt, lit Der 5reibeit niht inert.
3pei Itaotiidc Deteftipen per-
hafteten am 9onnerstog 5pei Negar,
neIhe IS 8uidel Safer iino 300
Yfuno Siibnerfutter peit unter Dem
Wnrftpreiie ~perfaufen pplIten. Ser
Safer iomie oag !Siibnerfntter Ioncn
aus einem groBeren @eiddft geitol,-
len iein.
Manor gea beabiidtigt, Sic
9iirger Der Staot in elmer Troflo=
nation aufauforoern, Sen IA. Suli-
ben fron5ofiiden NationnItaa, onrh
Siifen Der 5laagen 5u feiern.
Yripatfomilien tonnen, tpie MIR
if,on mitgeteiIt, fir ginmode5mefe
allen 3uder erbalten, ben lie gebran=
den, miilien oenielben aber in 25=
HfutrO 2%iefernngen nebmen llno bic
8rpeer beriihert, bob fe ben Sufer
fiir it'd ielbit nnb Den genannten
8iDed benuben molten. 9ieie GrIeih.
ferung finoet feline M~ntpenoung fir
@eihdfte, melhe iib NIT Dem CHINA.
den befofieil. 9ieie beoiirfen nod fpie
DOR zines beionoeren GrIailbnisihei.
ne5-
Bis Donnerstag abero haben
iid 1926 6ranen aus gerar Goari-
tp fir Die YrimarnabIen regi(tric-
ten lulleH.
Oas Spe5iols Gomitc, meld1es
Smumieligen, Die Die BON ibnen &c.
5eitneten getrdge an ariegsiparmcr-
fen nod nidt eingeloit reip. nad ID.
rem Witteln 81 nieorig uuterfdrie-
ben babeny aitf Die Singer iebea iol,
hat ieiue Arbeifen ~begonnen.
Die GebaltserboblFgefl Ser
Yoitbeamterl nelde burd) Die Roit
Office : appropriation : gia autori
iiert iDnrocn meroen pom 1. S1Ii an
ae5ahlt iper0en.
lin Die Babies beoiirftiger 2elts
te ourdj gerioreitng nit gutter, rei-
ner Mild) am 2ebeu 5u erbnltenl bat
lid1 6ns Gan antonio Council OF
Motbers entihloilen ben alf ben t3.
Sui falenoen Emblem Dan" ais
Sag Can 5u bemusen ulto Sarrnl-
lungen gum anfauf nom MiId su per-
anftaIten.
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Hiir Gtaatsiemator. "a. Giitrift.

SIZE uSreie greiIe~ lit altoriIierf,
9errn 3arrD 9ertberg als &anoioaten
fir ben @ieruno5pan5ieiten Genatoriei-
len Diitrift, nel6er Die Counties 8erar,
Renoan, SEER. Steal. Gillespie uuo 8mnz
oera nmfaBt. ar5lfiinoieen.
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sir gonnth glerf.

Sic rSreie Brefe" lit autorfltert,
Die &an6iontut bon Jranf 9eeiptun fir
Die 0ie0ertpnhl fir bas Mmt beS Gonntp
GIerfs bon 8erar, Gountb ~an5ufInbiger,
abbdngig bon Der gntideioune Ser bes
mofratiiden Standardization am OF. SnIi
1915
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(9oiitifde an5eise.

Sic nSreie Breife" 1T antoriIiert,
9errn Nnfel %. Sennett ais @nnoibat
fir bas Gn1t beg g0nntp Giert bon 8erar
COUNTY, ubhGtlgig bon ben am 27. Slli
Ifdttfinbenoen Hrimdrtpnblen, nnaufiins
oigen nrb er erfudt lin Die Gtimmer
uno nm Die r~nteritabuns auer euten
8iireer.
(8pIitiShe Nnaei0e.
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@elbe IurseIn. $500 per 100 gfb.
gierpflan5en, S1.75 uno 5000 per
@uIdel.
Riibeu, $3.50 per 100 Yfnno.
Galaih, S5c ui,o 90c per 8ii1hel.
@anteloubes. $1.00 uno $3.50.
Spinat, $1.75 per Camper.
@riine grbien. $500 Der Snmper.
@rbien, Der fleiner Crate. $500.
8eefen. $500 Der 100 Hfnnb.
Gopfiolat, $3.50 unb 1915 per Crate.
Iieb-Marft.
Gun antonio, ~. Suli, 1918. ~
&iibe, $5.50 Bis $3.50.
RdIber. 5000 big $500.
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Gottunianlen- Trobufte.
arm-Yrubmft
Bemaie.

sfartoffeln, nene. 1926 uno $2.50 pc,
100 gfuno.
Siibtartoffeln gam. $3.50 uno So so.
3fpiebeln. Seros Bermubas. SIPS II.
$3.50; Grbftal 8are, SITS.
Xomaten, ter, $500.
gohnen, Colorado. Tinto. per Sfn
$1,000; California 8abous. per cfpt
$1,000; 8infs, $3.50; 9ima. $500;
Mabp. $1,000; 8fnfebes, $1f.00; Rounb
Green: per 8ufdel Campers. $3.50.
Stride String Beans, 1925 II. $3.50.
8ohI. 1926 unb $3.50 per 100 8fo.
@riine Bfeffer. Zoe per Crate.
Haoiesden. 60c per 9bb. @iiuoeE.
ReerretttasW ursein per Rfo. l3h
@nrfen, $500 per 8uI1el.
Yeteriilie. SOC Der 9bo. s8niioeT.
Grobeereu. $3.50 per Crate.
Rfiriihe. 1925 uno $t.75 yer Crate.
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Sir ben anfaui eines Streifens
9anb IN Der SoIe0ao, 5spifben Sou.
iton uno Romana StraBc, tueroen
$1,000 befuiligt. Die Madnp Eelc.
grapben ! aonpagnie pe~titioniert
narlIi1, bic alien 2eitungen Der g. 81.
gdepbone aompagnie III @ebrou1
nebmeft 5u f0nnen. Cine geipiIIigualg
Don 500 fuuroe Der Eeras 2apaaerie
genuadt, oeren M~nerfennung bon Der
8unoesregierung beDoritebt.
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Sur gonntp-a ommifiar - Eresi
Vp. 1.

Sic vSreie Hrefie~ iii nutoriiieri,
Die &nn6ioatllr bon Safe Hnbiola fir
Die BibertpnbI fir Das Nmt Des Grnntg=
6onnuifars, Hre5intt go. l bon 8erar
goltntp anaufiinoigen, ahbd1gie bon Ser
oemofratifden B~rimdripablen am 81.
ssuli 1918.
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gau Grlaubnisideine.

1arnii6 e. @der, 8erdubcrlmgen an
Der Sront. Welt Commerce Str. $3.50.
8. 3mbof. Yorh, Carton CTR 500.
Y. 3. arueeer. Srei 3immersS dus;
6ooo StraBe; 800.
S. $. Siepera. Anbali an Bcrtititte.
2abaca StraBe, $500.
&abrmunb nno 9oebler. Subbooen.
Glamo Yia8a, 500.
CHARLES 8eder, @erdnoerungen an ser
Sront, g. Ilatno Ctr; $3.50.
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Mond elm Gtarfer i'm grtra.
gen lit Elm Sdtuader inn Gntfagen.
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Sir Gonutp-a ommiRar - Hresiufi
go. 4.

Sic .5reie yreHe~ 1T autori(Iert.
Nobn $. G~ppinston ais aamoioat fir
WieoertDnbl fiir 0as In1t bes gountDs
aommi6drs, Rre8inft SO. 4. ansutiiuois
gen, abbdngie bon ben bemofratiihcn
Erimdriuahlen am 81. Snli 1918.
(Bolitii6e 4m5sise.l
Sic .Sreie greiieA lift mtoriiiert.
Jranf 6. 8eattp aIs &anoioat fir oas
lint bes go1intp : &ontniHdrs, Bresintt
No. 4, aaalfiinoigen, abbdnsi3 bon ben
o~emotrntiiden Rrirndrtpablen am 81.
Sltli 1918.
WolitifHe MuSeige
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Cotton.

NDttDn.
San gntouip. beute 80 Gents.
@alpelton. eeitern 1880 Gents.
Gottuniamem -Trpbnfte.
Gun gntonio, II. Suli. 1918. :
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo oil. S1.3f.
Ieuts pc, iHolone
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.(9oIitiide Mnaeiae J
Sir Gpuntn Mflei5pr.

Sic .Sreie 8refe" 1T autoriiiert,
Saul Steffler ale &anoibatelt fir bas
Nmt bes COUNTY =Aneifors BEL ben beborS
ite1enoen 8ablen am 81. Slili nnSnfins
bisen. gr eriuft I'M Die lInteritiisuna
Der @dbler.
(goIitiide aut3eige.)
Nn Sic 81bIer bon Gan 411tonio nr0
8egnr County: SD finoige mid biern,it
nls &anoibnt fir oie 8iebertpabl fir oas
Gmt beg County -Afefprs an, nbhdngig
bon ben oemofratii6en B~rimdrtpablen
am 81. Suli. N~dtungspouI
Mbert 9. Intb,
(Rolitiide Gnseise.)