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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

To possess . Himaiay Llama u
shows distinction In taste. 3oi wb
iits building. i;.W
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

Closing out Boys Indian Tan hIsb
top s'"'e~ At bargain prices.-Aiotlern
Si"'c SsOre. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

wANTED-iiish school girl 10 ssA|
for board. Phone 3os. OF sf1|
box 1867. is.N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

Money 10 loan on city and country
property. See ChilcOtc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

was written by Mary Roberts Rine-
hart. The story was followed BY
thousands OF readers all over the
country who will recognize Miss
Clark as a perfect type for Bah. 4"
Younger sister OF an attractive girl
OF "a. and even mere romantic than
the average boarding school girl.
Bab's efforts to marry on her older
sister are screamingly funny. and her
experiences with her $1,000 allow.
nnce. which she spends In two weeks.
Is still funnier. At the Star theater
tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

Breaking one bottle Of wine should
not make much difference In the life
"hairs Of a healthy young man. but Il
certainly did In the case Of Brent
brewster. the Yale athlete. and the
experiences that followed made up the
plot for the Triangle's new Aim
drama. Flying Colors." In which
VIM. Desmond is featured at the Star
Sunday.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

49, w.
at tabe Granddaughter ODER at full
le Dabe bore Sager gjennemro6e0e
iigjen efter at bape gaaet igiennem
to l1noeriegelier ! &ri1tiania og en-
/ Seem gorf; 6og treite6e pi % meo>
at BET bel MI bar forbi, 0n bbao ifer?
Spget fi6rer en- balb Eimesti6,
Itan1er be6 en- Citation Iibt in6enfor
ben {benife @ranie,og en- ny Slot al
acknowledgements bifer fig; igien
maatte &ufferter og Galfer op. 9og,
bette fif 10 ogiaa en- G16e, bi tom
igang igien og inegleoe bi6ere.
SPIRIT beb @llebetiben naoe6es @9=
teborg. Ser ipre0teS SEN ii61te &elt
al Nasiogcrer fra @fibet, fun nogle
faa b1cp tilboge for at fplges as til
6elitngborg eller 9annorf, og 1ao
TOM Sen rbcbogelin1te Scat UNDER bele
&ei1e1. Eoget bar ihtpen6e f1lot al
Soft, 1oa Set n9ppe nof fun6e blibc
en- 5i66ep1a6s; trette lom Ri bar ef=
ter ben lange @ejle, Sc ii6Ite @ar
96gn nei item u6e1t Sebn eller Sp6e,
fun6e Ri neppe boI6e pjnene aabne,
.og bar iiiffert frembu6t ct alt on6et
e116 tn6bD0enoe SDn, font hi 1a6
eller bang omfri11g b%olp1oben6e og
1er beo at fal6e ON al ErqtDe6.
Omii6er naae6es 6og @eliingborg,
bbor Gprgen 1aa re6e til at brtnge
% til 9nnmarf. Set bar lom EN-
@efrtel{e at fonme uo al @berige;
hi ltDrte6c ollie iom en- ne6 / &abpt=
ten for at ie, ON ser f11n6e op6ribes
:noget at ipiie, og fan6t oct ret go6t
pua Ben 6anife Serge; Ri fit nogIe
tStpfter &be6ebre6 og en- Sop @offe
noget ri lite bab6e imagt, ii6en Ri
forlo6 II. g.; set libe6e li6t OBJ
igien.
&urtig bor ri / &eliinggr og paa
6onif @r1no igjen; BOG bob6e Euren
gjennem @orge og 5berige giort %
ioo trntte, at Ri life bar meget MOS
toge1ig for Sn6trpffet al at bore
hjcmme. 81 tGnfte melt poa. at noo
Geifens Maol. Gor mig irntes Set
enbog, io1 Seliing6r bor frpnnme0,
rnoerlig itib og oparte, itet fife iom
ben plejeoe at bore; f9rit ga ieg
lcnere gar1ife o1ene 1o6 / Toget mel
lem Sel1inqdr % &jpbenbobn % ioo
let imilen6e norbijGllonc|fe 2clto=
fob, bDor olting ito6 / set p:catiJ:
tie @rdnne, f6lte ieg at oelc. hjcltne
iqien. @rin6ringerne on Nn1r,;fa
9if tilba!7t> bleb nei ten ion1 CT E,5rn
fcSferet for 1Gnge 1:o:1. Scr iir6
&6erne boa &oo ms Gloptrn orr
M}1tlen, foan set grdn:1, @rrs fcg=
beo Sc grg1eule Stu5bcr. buor Sc
baboe o:bt set af M Smaotnttc,1e
inellem, offffurat 'om e.. hopn!, let
bet ioa 1ncnge @ange, u Bd1 -!furen
beo @ons(inien, i%foaeefui5.: Inieo,e:1
imnf io!n a1ti6, Sc ima1 Suie r">
Stroota3et, 10 set bar Jisrrn'e u at
ter biemme.
Trema6 til 9gre er 8er6ens Maal,
mems 8Glgen moo 5tabnen brulerl
me1 bjemme at bore er &iertets
&aob,
iom Si9len giennemiuier.
@balb 8eterien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
IKE 1 NOGEN ANDEN
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantas,.
over "Dejlig er Jorden"..
o. A. NJ. Andersen: Derovre bag
Golfens Str9mme. CA. Dolleris)
Kr. Disregard: vi er ej Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
&c. {. Christensen: Hvis ,ea
kommer hjem til Danmark
q. c. Bay.
j. Nellemann: vi err Fastere
(Kr. 0stergaard).
Heftet koster kun ..<:0E-
portofrit tilsendt. <0V
c. RASMUSSEN. COMPANY
72o-722 So. 4th Street,
Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

BergsGe, With. Fra Piazza del Popolo.
-Denne berdmte Novelle-cyklus har
lige siden sin Fremkomst for netop so
Aar siden, 1866, veret en- dansk Ynd-
lingsbog; S45 Slider, eleg. indb. $1.5O
Billedbog med Billeder. Her finder man
H. c.. Andersens egne udklippede Tllu-
strationer til en- Rakke af hans ver-
densber9mte Eventyr; Teksten er
trykt paa Dansk, Engelsk, Tysk og
Brynildsen, j. Engelsk-Dansk-Norsk
Ordbog. "Brynildsen" er overall an
set som den afgprende Autoritet i
Sp9rgsmaal ON Stavning og Udtale af
engelske, danske og norske Ord. Bo-
gen indeholder henved 1000 t@ttrykte
Slider. Indb. $3.40
prachmann, Holger: Mindeblade fra
Danmark; fire Gengivelser af ,Drach-
MAINS danske Malerier: K%gbenhavns
z Rhed; Koldingfjord; Sundet we'd
Kronborg; Skagens Rev og Fyr. Stpr-
relse: 12x9 Tommer 81. 90
Eibe, Niels Jul. 100 Timer i Engelsk.
1ste Del. En- L9rebog i Diet engelske
Sprog, til i SEEKS Maaneder at lere at
l@se, tale og skrive ct Sprog. 210 ST.
der. Smukt indbunden 75c
Heinse, John. Danmarks Ramp for SGn-
derjylland. Denne Bog har netop nu
ganske serlig Interesse for dem, der
vii sette sig ind i. Verdenskrigens For
historic. .SpGrgsmaalet ON S9nderjyl-
lands Fremtid vii optage megen Int
resse we'd den kommende Fredskon-
ference 0
Hermann, Carl. Kongens Yndling. Den
ne kendte historiske Roman forelig-
ger ct ~begrenset Restoplag. 805 ST.
der, eleg. indb. SS1.5O
Holberg, Ludwig. Samlede populere
Skrifter. Et fyldigt og udt9mmende
Udvalg at Holbergs Komedier, Epist-
Ter etc. i fire tykke, st@rkt og smukt
: indbundne Bind S. 80
Hugo, Victor. Manden som Ter.
,oU
McKinley's, Wm., ~berpmmelige
Livshistorie, at Murat Halstead.
1926 Kvartsider med mango Illu-
strationer. Elegant indbunden
! fluid Marokko med Guldsnit. .1.50
Do. do imiteret Marokko. ....... 100
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Ho1ger: Mindeblade fra
Danmark; fire Gengivelser af >Drach-
MAINS danske Malerier: Kgbenhavns
Rhed; Koldingfjord; sundetved
Kronborg; Skagens Rev og Fyr. Stpr-
relse: 12x9 TOmmer 81 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Eibe, Niels Jul. 100 Timer i Engelsk.
1ste Del. En- Lnrebog i Diet engelske
Sprog, til i SEEKS Maaneder at lere at
l@se, tale og skrive ct Sprog. 210 ST.
der. Smukt indbunden .-7 5c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

cSO oAuSA
Str1mme, Peer. Hvorledes Hal
vor blew Praest. Fortaellinger.. 80
= Unge Helgeson. Fortalling.. so
vaegteren. Aandelige Sange til
Brug we'd Opbyggelser, at Chr.
0. Brohaug. 404 Slider. Flint
L@derbind med Guldsnit ...... 80
0stergaard, With. Ungdommens Bog OLE
wort Land. En- klog, dj@rv og rig
holdigt illustreret Ungdomsbog N
Danmark. S@rlig egnet til at give
Camden Generation Hmnde -~$1.0c
Et Juledigt. AT H. G Frederiksen.
Med Tegninger af Aug. Jerr-
dorff. Udgivet med Forfatterens
Tilladelse. H@ftet, Csc, 1ndb. SOC
Folkets sangbog. TO sange, Tex
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udgivne af NJ. K Madsen-Stens-
gard. 1870 Oktavsider. Pris $3.50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Praktisk Dyrlagebog. Denne Bog, der
for1engst har staaet SIN Prove, anbe-
fales til enhver, som har med smaa
og store Husdyr at gore. Afpasset eff
ter amerikanske Forhold. Illus. 412
Si1ar 81 so
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Hermann, Carl. Kongens Yndling. Den.
ne kendte historiske Roman forelig-
ger i ct begrenset Restoplag. 805 81
der, eleg. indb. S1.5O
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
700 Aar! IL Smukke Dannebro6skort

b11ende Aarstal<' l2l9als; Juni.l9l9" m,e Munro afddigee Asn II. Pamle Jour
som sfiver Mer ya Fonegnelst ovr ,gede, binHe gdsbsger. Az son .arvne1d ste
Hsn. og Julenumre .fd ens AM' III .Famiis JoMnaIlog syl IHe over aere Tusaa
sslv ma vedlsgges til D@kning af Porto, 1ndpakning m. N. shv snakst til
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
72o-722 So. 18th Street Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Mau, A. Fire Hundrede Fortellinger-
Disse Smaafortallinger har allerede
vundet en- k~ampemassig Lnsekreds,
der anbefaler Bogen til endnu stdrre
Kreds. 500 Slider, eleg. indb.~~~S1.5o
Maurier. Georges du. Trilby.
, Roman fra Diet Parisiske Kunst-
nerl1Vn ...... .0V
Nissen, Henry. Dansk- Engelsk og En-
gelsk-Dansk Ordbog, 532 Slider. indie
holder tillige en- Mmngde Oplysninger
og Tabeller. Indb. i L@derbind S1.0o
I ~Shirtingsbind
Ottosen, job. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Folkeskolen. Bogen foreligger i 95,-
900 Eksemplarer, 8. Oplag, og mere
beh6ver man like at sige til Anbefa-
ling af dette sammentrangte Uddrag
af Danmarks Historic. Rigt illustre-
ItU
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Holberg, Ludwig. Samlede populere
Skrifter. Eft fyldigt og udtdmmende
Udvalg af Holbergs Komedier, Epist-
Ter etc. i fire tykke, sterkt og smukt
: indbundne Bind ESQ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Skandinavisk Illustreret Kogebog. Skan-
dinaviske Husm6dre i America har
lenge anerkendt denne udsGgte Sam
ling Opskrifter (625) som Autoritet.
9o0 S;dor y 81 on
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Mckinley's, Wm., berSmmelige
Livshistorie, at Murat Halstead.
1926 Kvartsider med mango Illu-
strationer. Elegant indbunden
/ fluid Marokko med Guldsnit. ]
Do. do imiteret Marokko. ...... !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Hugo, Victor. Manden som Ter.
Roman 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

Set bite fig inart, at &asfaaercr=
ne til Sberige og Danmarf lite hf1n.
be naa Eoget ON @ftermi66agen
men bar benbiit til at berte til neite
Worger1. &eIe @ftermi66ngen git
me6 at efterie sri; fbrif beo Temti-
ben bar ollie fproige, og ri funoe
begibe % no / 8Den for at finbo
&erberge for Natten, fom BOG @fi-
Bet ifaffeoe os gratis; men bet breb
og1aa oerefter. S EN- lang Mefffe
m~arieberebe Basiagererne un6er flor
Munter5e6 ON fra Sotel til Sotel.
inotil Bla6s bar fun6en til ollie, og
ben bleb from NOT for 6e fIeIte; ih,~
bet ian1men Tom 5ilb EN- Esnbe por
Ri fDb.otte Heriorer boa bbert @p=
relfe, men set bar 10 Inn for en- Scot
!. Mab iful6e III ogiao babe, % Ser
noe item intet bar at faa tilfjebs; o.
ioa bette pnr frpgtelig intoat: fem
9tDfft6er 5mgrrebre6 til at belle / to
Maaltioer, glftensmab og Srofoit: hi
bar oerfor ole frlbiultne oa i16er.
Jig globe ober at fomne aflteb, ba pi
naite Morgen r11lleoe us at ariiti-
onia.
gu fulete en- nreeet rbebagelig %
beiperlig Eur: Haa @rlnb at &1,l.
ma1tgel fierte Eoget meget langiomt.
bplot beo bier 5tation, ofte / en-
5alp Sime bbert Ste6; Sc tire 8reo-
marfer CAB life 1neget, % hi bar
fnltne belle Gi6en. Sen poa Otter.
mi6ongen nnaeoe Ri BEN Ibenifc
@re1,ie. EoIoen1bebsmano % Nag,
foutroI tom, % forfieroe Gang bIeb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

DISsE MELoDIER F
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
THORPE.

Mrs. Lee Croyle of near Oneida spent
Saturday and Sunday with, her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Billhorn
Mrs. Ed Mosher will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society Wednesday, July
81. Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Briggs and fam
lily of Oelwein, MI and Mrs. Joe Cass
Fof Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S
Ives and family of Dundee were Sun.
day visitors at the George Briggs
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Shirmer and
family spent Sunday at the Hermann
Oval home near Lamont.
Mrs. Harry Hitchcock OF CROOKS
ton, Mimi, is a guest at the D. W
Barr home this week.
Warnie Rich of Lamont is assist
ing his son-in-law, Ed. Gibbs, witt
his harvesting.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
RINGLING BROTHERS ANNOUNCE
DATE.
Gigantic Spectacle and Thousand
Arenic Sensations to Invade This
Locality Iii Near future.

Word comes that Ringing Brothers
mammoth circus is to exhibit after
noon and night at Cedar Rapids, Fri
day, August 2.
Always the leaders in introducing
the newest and greatest features the
famous showmen this season announce
the most remarkable program of their
career. There is a BRAND new spec
tacle of gigantic proportions entitled
"In Days of Old" Produced on the
biggest stage ever built, it tells the
story of the golden age of Ivanhoe,
Robin Hood and King Arthur, An en-
tire trainload of scenery is carried.
The cast numbers 1850 actors and
there is an enhancing ballet of 300
dancing girls. A thousand arenic sem
sations follow the spectacle on the
main tent program. There are great
troupes of seals, dogs and monkeys
that walk on tight ropes and ride
horseback; herds of elephants in all
new tricks; international athletes
in feats of amazing strength; slides
for life from tent4top to the ground
by men suspended by the hair, and
one-the great Hillary-who Jumps
the gap with skates attached to his
head. The worlds greatest stars,
such as May Wirth, who leaps from
the ground to galloping steed with
baskets tied to her feet, are presented
in great number There are twice as
-
of 1000 splendid animals and, to in
troduce the holiday, an all new street
parade three miles long.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
charIots In Ancient Warfare.

The Egyptian and Roman chariots
served not only to bring the soldiers
to desired point and to overwhelm
advancing masses Of infantry, but ALSO
as a bulwark, sort of improvised
fortress behind which marksmen
sheltered themselves in the thick Of
the fight. The curved front of the
carriage body served as a shield even
though it was at least nineteen cen.
turtles behind it's modern cousin, the
iron-plated, self.propelled motor tank.
F.. Origin Of "Paooda."
The word "pagoda" Is not Chinese.
It is believed to have come either from
the Persian or the Hindustani, and
means "a white bone tower" As far
back as their htstG-y dates the Chi.
nese have always built lofty towers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
(By G. G. Yoran.)

. Il II W.
The quota for hospital garments,
supplies and refugee garments is as
follows: AS convalescent robes, "
|undershirts, 72 underdrawers, 60 win
ter American pajama suits, II sum
mer pajama suits, 20 French conval-
escent suits, 60 women's petticoats,
As boys suits and $40 army comfort
kits.
A shipment of 265 pairs of socks
was made last week.
The total number of knitted arti-
Giles made by the Delaware county
chapter during the year ending July
1st is as follows: 1904 sweaters, 57S
mufflers, 612 pairs OF socks, SIS pairs
of wristlets, 14S helmets and Is trench
caps. AS morb than five hundred
boys have gone from this county into
active service, it is apparent that they
have not been supplied by their home
folks with more than they need of the
above articles.
A formal appeal has been made
signed by Anna Howard Shaw, chair
man of the Woman's Committee OF
National Defense; W. C. Gorgas, sur
geon general, U. S. Army; Rupert
Blue, sugeon general, U. S. Public
Health Service; H. P. Dawson, chair
man, War Council, American Red
Cross; and DR.. Franklin Martin,
chairman, General Medical Board,
Council of National Defense. Part of
this appeal reads as follows. There
exists now an extreme need for at
least $4,000 women of character, in
telligence and education to fill the
gaps in our hospital STATS caused by
the calling of many thousands of
skilled nurses to the fighting front.
There is only one way to fill these
gaps: by keeping our hospital train
ing schools supplied with students,
who are not only preparing for SER
vice abroad and at home at the end
Of their course and at the same time
they are equipping themselves to earn
their living in one of the noblest of
professions, but from the very outset
Of their course are serving their coun-
try as we'll as learning. (The
previously named officials) unite in
an earnest appeal for $4,000 young wo-
men between the ages of 10 and 35
to enroll in what shall be called the
United States Student Nurse. Reserve.
The enrolment will begin on July 90,
1918 Those who register in this vol
unteer body will engage to hold them
selves in readiness until April /, 1919,
to be assigned to training schools in
civilian hospitals or to the Army Nurs-
ing School and begin their course Of
study and active student nursing.
I'VE ask the women of America to
support us in our further effort not
to lower American hospital standards,
and to give US the practical assurance
OF their support by going to the near
est recruiting station established by
the Women's Committee of the Coun-
Gil of National Defense on or after
July 20 and enrolling in the United
States Students Nurse Reserve"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
: - - *A
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES
BY Jessie P. Hastings.

One of the new ideas in connection
with the handling of fruit for this
summer is the making of what -
known as fruit leather" 1t does not
sound very attractive but when you
understand what it is and in view Of
the sugar shortage it might not be a
bad thing to try.
Fruits like peaches, apples, berries
of various kinds can be cooked into q
pulp and then dried. When you wish
to use it it can be soaked up, cooked
and sweetened to taste at that time
1 merely give this as suggestion as
we do not want anything to go to
waste for lack of sugar. Can your
fruit in their fruit juices without SUI
gar if you cannot spare the sugar right
now. Do not let it go to waste.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF THE
ONEIDA EQUITY SHIPPING
ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned, Oneida Equity Ship
ping Association has been duly organ
lied as corporation under the provis-
ions Of Chapter / of Title TX OF the
Code of Iowa and the acts amenda-
tory thereof :.
The name Of said corporation is
On eida Equity Shipping Association
and it's principal place of business Is
at Oneida, Delaware County. Iowa.
The general nature of the business
to be transact ed by said corporation
is the buying and selling for itself or
for others of all those several KINDS
of articles and property commonly pro
duced or used by farmers or their
families.
The authorized amount Of capital
stock of the said corporation IS zen
Thousand Dollars ($10,O00) In shares
~ Ten Dollars (s1O) each No stock
shall be issued until the par value
thereof shall have been fully paid IN
cash. Five hundred dollars ($50O) OF
the capital stock shall be subscribed
and Maid for before the corporation
shall commence business and the pal
ance shall be issued from time 10
time as the board of directors shaii
direct
| The corporation shall begin its bust
Cs50O) of the capital stock shall nave
heen issued and paid for and the ar
tic1es approved by the Secretary OF
state and shall continue Tor twenty
(2o) years unless sooner terminates.
| The affairs of the corporation shall
he conducted by a board OF not less
than seven directors who shall choose
from their own number president;
a icepresident, : secretary UNI
| n
and such other employees as they sl'ai'
| deem necessary 49,, -
THE directors shall be elected py
the stockholders at the annual meeting
for a term of three years except ina
the directors chosen at the nrst an
nual meeting of the corporation shali
Inv lot divide themselves INTO tGree
ella sses. The term of office OF the mrs
ella SIS shall be for one year, OF the sec
ond class for two years I anu ~ sn -
third class for three years me term "a
moo Of the officers shall be Tor one
,,n.r All, directors and officers shaii
h old their respective offices until tIeii
successors are elected and quailnea'
A. all meetings of stockholders each
stakeholder present shall be ehtitleo
| to one vote. ,,aahtadrass
to which this corporation shaii at any
Initial stock actually issued and PAID
for. The private property OF tne
stockholders shall be exempt IRON cor
porate debts. ~.
ITnti, the first annual meeting the
a,r.ntors Of said corporation shall be
p n Childs, j. D. Fisher, M. i. Douse,
sheldon, c. A. Clute, s. T. Knox
and Frank Martin, and the oincers
s Im he as follows: President, r. y;
Chiids; vice-president J. D. Fis R anu
Secretary and Treasurer. s. 7. K ta,o
dated this goth day Of June 1919: o
ONEIDA EQUITY SHIPPING Assn
CITATION, na.,aan+
| and s. T. KNOX, Secretary
! 3Owks4.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-24
REGARDING THE COAL SITUATION
IN IOWA.

Dubuque, Iowa, July 20, 191S.-In
the hope of assisting some OF our pa
irons to an understanding of the coal
situation, which has been much con-
fused and stir presents regrettable
uncertainties, we have thought 1t ad-
visable to, issue the following state
ment of conditions as they now ap-
pear to the best Of our knowledge and
belief.
Under ruling of the Fuel Admins
tration of the United States, there is
definitely apportioned to points on the
main line of the Illinois Central. from
Dubuque to Sioux City, and from that
part of Iowa north Of this line, an
Anthracite tonnage for this season
OF 145,000 gross tons; or 162,4OO net
tons of 1000 pounds each.
This appointment, equivalent to
about so per cent Of normal consump-
ton in the area is with all others bas-
ed on an estimated total production
by the anthricite mines of 81 million
tons in domestic sizes. Any shortage
of output below this figure would
probably result in proportionate re-
duction to Iowa.
It seems probable that little move
ment of this anthracite allotment is
likely to occur until the later fall
months, and it will then be subject to
any exigencies of trans portation.
When anthracite coal does arrive,
distribution will be made under orders
which will be issued by the Fuel Ad-
ministration, and will be designed to
produce the most equitable results.
Under present ruling of the Fuel
Administration, that part CT Iowa
south Of the main line of the Illinois
4 Central, as above described, VII not
be permitted to receive any anthra-
cite.
At present coal from Central and
Northern Illinois fields is in fair sup,
ply. The higher grade OF Southern
Illinois coal, in desirable sizes are
already very difficult to procure. Ow'
ing to car shortage, scarcity OF Ia
Dor and increased requirements tc
replace anthracite and eastern btu
|minous shortage, the demand already
far exceeds the supply.
From the foregoing, our patrons
can form their own conclusions or
the probability of delivery OF coal lat
ler in such manner as to meet theil
necessities, and should also determine
for themselves the best method o.
Substitution for the 20 per cent de-
4 ficiency between even anthracite al
lotment and tonnage ordinarily con
sumed.
| It is estimated that, as result o.
reduced production, any restricted
transportation facilities, the U. $
will be short approximately 80 mil
lion tons on normal demands alone
Hence. the reason for the curtailmen
of production in many of the non-es
sential industrial plants. The more
ltroops we land in France, the great
Ter will be the tax on railroad equip
ment, to keep them supplied witt
food, clothing, and munitions OF war
while we are not presuming to Of
fer any predictions, there are at pres
emf no visible reasons for expecting
any reduction in the Government
prices of coal at mines, and it is oul
Judgment that users OF bituminous
coal will not make mistake IN lib
orally anticipating their requirement.
whenever coal is available. We be-
lieve such action due both to patriot
ism and prudence.
1 Very truly yours,
/ CENTRAL LUMBER & COAL co
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