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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05
OKLAHOMA co. WHEATlESS
Dealers Stop Sale of Wheat -Four Un.
til After Harvest.

tail grocers jim Oklahoma county have
put the ban on the sale of wheat
flour and white bread. Action taken
by growers puts the county on a
strictly wheatless diet beginning Sat-
urday and to be in force until after
the wheat harvest.
Wheat flour still on hand Saturday
will be disposed of thru County Food
Administrator Russell. Bran and rye
bread only will be sold at stores and
served in public eating houses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05

Miss Annabeil Garvey, Miss Myrtle
Howard, Miss Grace -koontz, Miss
Julia Larimer Miss Mary Mcclellan,
Miss Lucille Sorenson, Miss Carolyn
Thomas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05

Leslie Guild, Mrs Leland Johnston,
Mrs. Kurtz kellam, Mrs. Edwin kist-
Ter. Mrs. w. A. hammers, Mrs. Tom
Lillard, Mrs. NJ. o. Locke, Mrs. Mer-
rill Mills Mrs. Cyrus Monroe Mrs.
Don Mulvane. Mrs. D. p. Mahood. Mrs
Albert Patten, Mrs. r c. Reed. Mrs.
Rumps, Mrs Harold Rankin, Mrs.
Robert Stewart, Mrs. Henri Strawn,
Mrs. NJ. Z. Uric. Mrs. J. p. Walker.
Mrs. f. P. Winters, Mrs. N. z. Wood.
Miss nellie Anthony, Miss Helen Estey,
Miss Grace Frost, Miss Ethel Frizell.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05
ASKED TO GIVE Up NURSES
Baker Issues Appeal to Civilians to
Aid Army Hospitals.

Washington. June Sin a state
ment Issued today thru the Red Cross
Secretary Baker called upon the gem
era1 public. civilian hospitals and
training schools to cooperate active
ly to ensure an amply supply of nurses
to meet the needs of the army and
navy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05

Virginia are spending the week with Mrs.
Peterson's sister. Mrs. Harry Stumbo and
family of Kilmer, Kan
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Raster of Auburn.
Neb, are visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. John T. Hoffman will return the
latter part Of the week from Colorado
where she has spent two weeks visiting
Miss Barbara Rollheiser, who is in Colorado
for her health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-05
RUSS WIN BATTLE
Defeat Big Army of Germans
and Turks.
Retreating Foe Massacre Civil
ians as They Run.

London. June 5.-A big battle was
fought in the Kars district of Trans
Caucasia on May "a. resulting in
favor of the Russians. the Exchange
Telegraph correspondent at Moscow
wires. The Turks and the Germans
are retiring along the Arabian road
and the population is being massacred
the dispatch declares.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15

un0 ole nad]0am lie Ben G6audiicr
De 8oufiIers ae5eiratet bate, nod
6ranfreih 8uriidaefe5rt mar. ru5in
mo beiuaje alijdIih leben fonnen.
rcnn ihr Telrige5 Temperament lie
nldlt III Die arme eIues Waunes ae.
trie6en bdtte, Ser am meniqitsn
elmer ioldcn 2ei0cniddft miiroia
mar. Gic 5rou. iiir Die sic Sie5e
Itet5 MIR elm Spiel gemeien Sic nod
nnter Ser Serrcnr gro6erunJen
modte. 9ie I'M Gefdn9nis nit sem
@enernI Nleran0er Gcauharnals.
Soicpbmcus eritem @attgn. einen
&omon eimjd9eltc. Sic Dem aontnil.
i0r 0es Observation-Disclosures oen
8opf ucr0relt bate. Ser ioQte nun
Die 2iebe 7unt Sdidial meroer. 4ls
lie 6boteaabrlano bcgeanete, 8aalte
tie 33 Sabre mo prangte i'm pollen
@lnn3e ibrtr itrahien0en Sd}0Hueit;
er, fuIm alter. itaun AMI Sem 8ipiei
leincs Hubnte5, Iuf ibrer Spite mar
Der [oltmel 0oufomuen. 6ti Dem
eaoiltjldeh pom ocn Sdlmqitelelen
id0ngr 6rolleu p~eru0bntcu Iidter,
perilidti8tc iih ser Hauid) ihon
nad oen erItcn TSod)cn. Ter 9rlef.
Wedjiel Ser beioen 5eiat oeutlid Die
&crIhieoenhejt ibrtr Yicbe: iie lit
ooIl @lngebunn, &ie6enapiirDilfeit
mo Aufopierlmh er binlc9cn ldBt
iid) anbeteu ME Gin Colt 0e3
Chimp, Ser mimlnter oIli oie Gr0c
observation-disclosures gerubt, nm oie 6reu
Sen Der StcrbiIheu Ut genicBen.
@enn i'm etluaS pertinent. fam er
unertraglld Icln, uno zines cages
bringt er GcIpbine auT einem Spa.
iicr0an9 Oerort 3ur &ergpeijana.
oaB lie it'd oaa 2eben nebmen mill.
&cr9cbIid iad)t ma cine SVur
oon @efiibI in Sen 3eilen, Die er IN
Ieinen aN}emoirea 0'outre-tonbe"
0clpbIHe mi0met. 6erpaQne erin
merit i'm baHqTidd(ih ouralL Dab er
BORT Die G1re bate. in Dem 3iIn.
rler un0 III Dem Gett @einrihS VI.
~ lhIafen; bon ibr. Die i'm 10 piele
gepciIe Ser 3uneiQung 1egebclL
oeren 2ebcn cr 3erbrodcn, erpdbnt
ar blob, onB iie sur Belt 0c3 Hepo-
iltIonagerid}tea meaen iArcr Shon.
1eit uno ibre5 lan9en &oares be-
riibmt mar.
@cnn sic llngliidIihc QcfcbIt 5at.
10 bat Iie Dies 0urd) Die 2eioan ibrcr
lcttcu @iebc binIdnglih 9eiiibnt.
limo lie uerIon9te ia 10 menIa!
SeIbit it;ne llntreue bate lie Inn
oer5ieben, mem er ibr 8e8eniiber
atpaa meuiaer 9Ieih0iiltig mo lro-
tia gcWeien mare, un0 and Dies
penige tonutc iit pan Dem per-
l0nQniapoucn NannA Der iidl ibrea
@erjen5 bemahtiBt bottc, nitt err
reid]en, PIT oieier 2icte 0in8 iie orei
Sabre Ip0ter 6uJrlm0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15

LIZ NH ftLtt oNa hilth DAlg. H@N~
gcn ole Gilriten lernen. oaB ibre
ialIhcn @runoidbe bic nergiItgite
G.ueac Der llebel Guropa5 iul0. "a
rim lieat Der Srriinn 0es grobtcn
1bcil5 Der f5iiriteu; tie wobnen, 0ott
babe eigens nm ibrehDiien, aus gang
bcionoerer Rltdiiht aui ibre @roBe,
lhr Slid mo ihren 1tol3. oteic
NleHge pon U{enideu geidoiien, De
rem Wobliahrt ihnen anoertraat lit,
mo ibrc llntertbnnen ieIeH MIR oa3u
bcitjuut. Merf3eugc ibrer GeioW.
ihoiten 3t fem. GaIrr 0ieie mn.
geregelte 2icbe fir Den folidcn
Gub1; 0ahcr 0ieics 0erlanJen,
lilies 5u peridlingen; 0dhcr oic
@drtc Der ~auiIaqcn, pomit 015 &oII
bcloitet lit, 0nhcr Die Grdabeit Der
6ilriten, Ibr 6ohmut0, tire lEnqa
rcdtigfeit, lire &nbumanit1t, lire
Gpronnci mo attc jcne Cater, REF
dc Die menidlidlc 9latlr ernig0ri-
gem"
Gn9ctrahtunq iiber Den qcqcn.
mdrtiQcu ,3uitoHo oer 8olitif ia
europa 1879
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
0as Gnoe 1T 6a! CoS enoe lit
Sf's a1tfi Gin 0a,-ihneaer
Anfamg? if,er ais I5" ir.

crnartct bate. QuB ,;ne @roS :
iIlatht nfft oIcin gcsen Sic aon3c
Welt Iiegen fonne, mar iider. ,$5rl
6eltoe b%cbaupten, Tire W2ilitorfoitc
aaoe e9 ongeItrebt, @aficnQemQlt
llper one game groe ous3ltliben. gRit
oenI 9e9lnnc elmer militariifcn Njr.
oerlagc emp0rte lid 0c3 mIttlermcils
1tf9efldrte un0 mad Irienen iif
lebnen0e goIf. ~
Die lid ouf Die Noite itiiben0et,
Viad]tbaber ijn0 pom Sdmpl9te
oerifpun0en. %bre 6erridaft ihcin;
mir INNER beettoet.
Die Grogo lit iebt MIR sic: mer0cn
Die befreiten Iolfer. Ole 70 LANCE 10
Iltrdtbar qelitten, Iofort i'm Ston0g
TEN, ltd) ieIbit SIT behcrrifcn un0 az.
oronete Golf $ H~-cQieruuqau einf1
leben? Munocrbar id0n un0 hoif
nllngspoIl flin9en sic @ortc, Ste Ser
Stoot5nann nlIBcrte, Der STR ,}eit
0erltd)t, Die alte 19orur in 3sitIh
lono III cine nelte tn1}uuuu0cln. Gr
|oll geia9t haben:
u9aS Oentidle golf int sen orp.
Zen Siea iiber lidl iclbit oe,uon
men, Den Sieo iibcr Glau6en, oal;
VI a DIT Hedlt be0eutc. Nus
olcIem Siege fucr0cn mir mems
Strait Id0pfcn fir Die ld)lucre
3clt, Die inns bcDoritcbt, nno far
Den &le0crani6nn."
Sin Aufruf III Dem 0Quptorqan 81.
al1ld)clnen0 SIR Nerridaft Qelanatnf
o3IolocHofrotiidcu 9ortci. I'M Der
liner nNormdrt2", lautete:
oNrbeitcr lno aantcra0enl Erje
Dc lit 9clihcrt. Sn mHtiacu 9tumoea
miro NatfeultiIItono 9eidloiitu iciH.
&caebct feline lt~uflugbcit. 01lrh 81,
5tbaule oos @llltperQicBcn ruieoer
beroordcrufcn meroeu t0nute. 0Q5 an
Der Er0nt bcenoct it,"
9tidt nrr I'M <tereiic oe@ osut
lten &olte3. ionoern inn ,<utere1ie
Der aou3en Ytcuidheit lit c5, ooI, Sic
H0nocr Ytittcleuropo4 bon Ser Nuar.
die Dcrld}ont bIclben, sic ilptr RuG
Iano brrcinJebrohcn lit.
llnlcrc bou0c @ofinunQ lit oie. ooG
Der btrrlidlt @ern oe@ oeitldl2u &ol
tc9 oblic1cn mo Bob Is uah 1rout
uno MOTIF iid iclbcr fjn0eu uto olsd.
9(ad)t sum- @idltc rtn1m merot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
2innucrninnng GnrdD Saline!

W}it einer mertirirojgen 0orm oon
9inns9trQiftung baben Ner5te in
u@susiter 3eit gu tun. pier nur Elm
8eiIpiel,
Sin 0err bon et.po 50 5o5ren
fIoBie Bel iainem 2(r5t iiber r5tltteis
froitsGjefu6te." Sem 5ols mar 9sr0-
let. Die 5t0rperzE Temperature 6etrl.0
1925 Grab. uro or:i @od3sn 6in=
9urh itts9 uno iieI uro Itie9 tie mel.
ter. @erIdieoene unteriuGuuQen
tonnten nidt3 befinmteS feitHelen
Qlfer elmer ieinten 8lutz 4rmut; uno
cine Qon3e Q(n3aht Qer}ta, 0je berbeiz
ls3o9en ptroen, ]ertannte po6er teoiQz
lit auf n8tutman9el i'm GefoIqe Ell
neg msGen 0alfes".
Der potient iu6t beridieoene Grs
hoIuu99 =QldBe ouf, pine oaB irqanb
cine 8eferung in ieinem 8eftnoen
eiatrdt. N6ermol8 muroe iein Gals
gepruit. 1ie5mol no6m Der 2eiosnoe
oh6 feline untere Reibe foiTder 316ne
berou@, un0 er bemsrtte 016ei gum
eyften WioIe unO 9on3 beildufig
oaB pieIe(aen iii 3inn oefdBt Ieien.
Der 2ahnor5t beg 41tienten 6eTtdtQte
oje5 un0 eyttGrte, Dab bic 9.a5te aus
29attsi6em Mletou fstqeTteQt Tei, rel
}s5 3toej DrjtteI 3inn uno Elm 0ri;
tel 9.3mut1 entl1it.
Sat 1ftan Die Gecsle @sroott
oo5 ,jinn e5eaio out &sr ..tIrq Der
fQ6>eu t5uaie ME an9.re i1raIe Vie
ale mo ie Gu,e,5a3ten Dem BIZ
:;,n'cn bic S1lne mstter II tenHgen,
Tie btc.i pgcen 3ou 2.rro#uta
eaten. 2-h7r.t-rums urtcrIUthun
zen ~e,3aatn, oo3 in 3.ute qeauQ
i'm, No-. ur is.t> lriHeiu4n1sn 81
1syat tn. Ml) ca7or 8eda RiG lac.
1tau5aea Der Mtatte rrat oa9 3ian
id91 ~ nthr oi8 sire; 9rjiteln 0u&
IeiGtg>en, unD n1e6rete E1oc paraui
mar e,s &us lpieoer n2gaoI,
Sat ojr i,Honc u:r,at 1etan.
urrurtli,c i'm nid't 5leih. ionoem
iorih mad Sen o]r.laoen ieiaea
11l0elu5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15

Iji1runa begrificncn aricQ@controfte
%lollen. troB oe@ lett qeiidertcn ,}rie
oelr@, nidt pI6blid1 5urildae3oQeu
lperoen, mic Dos u@or r<a0uitrtc5
NoorO" bcton1t modlte. Gas lit inn
Snterci'e DER decentralization 0e,pir
non GROCER NidtiaEejt. N~n0erlritits
aber troQt man iidl. mas Iolcu mir.
OILS trieofertiac Ration nit oIl Dem
R~rle9@3ellg nad' 6rieoeu@id,huR alt
ton1er, mcnm mirtIjd bic Nera oes
"e'pI0en. 6rlcocns beitinmtt I'll cr
pQrteu if
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
I Nnorctu :. YShite.

non IS Sohrcn itorb fiirslid 4norem
=. Mbite, Der emit ocn 0otidoitcr
Poltelt on @erIincr Sole befIctncte
ltlo SIT Den iahiQiten Giplomatcu nr
3ahlt lperocn mui5 sic 0o5 Valrp her
porgebrodt hat. 0hite mar elm
GROCER 9clpmocrer octtihcr Miiicn
1tdIt mo Elm ebcnio qroGcr &crchrer
oe2 bcIten Shtjle5 0cutihrn Weicn5
er mar Gin I}0lm pen p~ornchmer sc
thinning un0 gel0utertcm llrthciI ilbcr
internationaIc @c3ichunQcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
IS fam feinem ;3lueifel nnterlic

IS fam feiuem ,3GUeiiel nnterlie
gen. aaB fitr Die omerifaniide Sic
8ierlmg Jcbt Der ihperitc lheil i0rer
HuIgobp getommcn lit. Die liaQ
reihe 9aeuoiauHq oe3 arie8es fonn-
tc NIT Siderbeit porpeg gcnommen
mcroeu, iobal0 Die morallide 5heil
nabme Der breltcn Nolfamaiiu iiir
oie pom N%QIbinqton au~f1eltcllten
a~riga5jicte gcrDomnen mar. Giei2
(hclIllanlhc SIT g%crpinneIl, Iuus cine
fololiole ScIltlma, lebt abet lit Is cine
ellcrne mo uaumganglihe 4ilidt,
ole @clItcr 1e5 @oiies gegcn 1ettidl
lano, Die 0urd) cine 3iIqc1oic QreB
coutpogne cntfeiielt mor0en limo, 3t
bnnneil. @enn Die amcrifonIide
CeffcntIihfeit, bon ocn altcn 6o,
mo Wabnioeeu beIeelt, it'd 0urd) 0a5
leld)trertig mo gepiiicnloS Qe
bralld)te Shlaqmort geIpiiicr 0ldtter
bctritgcn laBt mo nm Der friihercp
@aBfonpfe geqen Qaltlhlan0 nil
len oIe @ilf5attlon fltr Geutidllml0
lltd)t nlteritiibt, 70 I6Bt Iie cinfaf
ote @%aIbtngtoner 4oIitif i'm Stifl
11lo lieIert Die ctrop1iihcn @cIt
madrte ans Mefier. Nem aber
Die ltber Die ltfcr trcten0e mittcl
europolIde W ofiennoqe Iid
l'ber MeItetropa erQicBen ioutc. 1T Is
mt elacm @lnflltB ser bcutiQen ne
9teru19eH nuf Die 6ric0enSocrbon0
lltngcn notwithstanding porbci.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
Die Wcni3en f6nnen uid,t frei

meroen, obne sur Trei5ett er3ogcn 3t
fem, heiHt ca in @enrn (hono5
Nufle's @eitid1te ser Civilization.
llno 0ieie Gr3icbInq finoct man utdt
III DEN 1dnllcn mo erIougt ije uid)t
oll5 9itdgrn ipnoern tie be7gcht an
Selbltbeherr iduufg, ans 5el5itacfiihl
ltno aus Seltreaiertng.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15

Der t0J.'dieH &GnrtIulf1e!i 81 Def
fen. mo uiihlte MIR l!lsna14tsueiis
inter oen letten.
Glcs aereldlte Celpa5ue Sc Sa-
bran 3ulu sell. mar Der ,FCel-
3eit uicoer8cge5eu. a5cy a.ld3 Dem
d'rrfI'dit ten Clfu9 ausscigGi. mo
lie mare 1unaers H,iorb,h gucItn
&arufHe net }.it ijr s. len, IJ-
rem ua0 i]rcs 81 .a llaitr,alt b..
trit,en 1lttr. Gam Ism a3f EN-
1roftr ..ogaliid 1t 14me5: biz
IrenHur3 pom tagsr 6tult.it. Qas
arauiaHjte 4ct0. 3a5 oe 00rte Der
.ie.tts o,a Saatt.ic1 Jaieritlte mat
Die &|regnlui5 til rlf>r 'd'mer}lid1.
item 6orn, 0ie Ettnual oaac zoe
Ui53ildftit en- >tbQ@>aj1}eu "a
Jtben o0er ju erao,ten; Is aa5 tein
e!n}lle2 lihtre3 >etftJrsHu.tttl 5ut,
Idlen 0en 0mi9rlattu IND loren III
6rantrcin 5uril3aeoiltatncu yer.
uan0tcu. 1ie Nr.eic mur0an fait
INNER erbro1cn, nod otter inter
id,in1eu mo atIunlt2n nlr III Den
ieitcHiteu Idatu an lore A0reiie;
and ourfteu lie mr. liuueicutlId)ca
ent1dItcn; t0nnte 1oh Sic 9eringte
4nlpielun9 ami oc Standardization
Greiqniiie iomobl ieueu. an Ole lie
aerid1tet maren ais dud1 oem 5d,tei-
Der lcIbit ~aei6brijd mcroen.
&ier Sabre btie6 0elphinc De
Sabran BON ihrer Mutttr 9etrcnnt.
&rir5 @elnrid Uou HreuBcl bate
llcIdl ON Inidn3 Scr GntlQratton
Uinte. Dc Sobrau uno Dem G0eua
jier DC 9oufiIera. NIT Dem lie III
l|an9i0hri1er Qtjifliditer CLARION
Iebtc, ouf itiuet &eitnu8 in
1betn5ber9 @oitireunoidaft Qcbo-
ten. 9tur ipdriid) 1einnlten oort1in
Die Nadlridjten ans tSrdntreid); man
fannie Ole groBea G"tei8niiie. bod,
mon triubr nid)t2 iibcr oas Qeben
Der eIn5cIltn. Ad1t}elu Monate
lang bate lid 1}mc. De Sabran nit
}tn9it geiragt, Oh Ilre God)ter nod
Iebe; uu0 ais lie 5uIQIliQ erIlbr.
2"6 pc oa' 0~'!4i4Ht9 o~eftalleh
'"ot' 'tItbLt ltV Htai, ioo lte III oeih
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FHfl9 ,la)eH loute.
~u'W Que SIt'IillIiil'9 eIfe@
@Uoeljet2 9eIeH4 = iQr eholIdl,
olt 40ftHe iQFtt Soa)Ier 6d elIfoet-
te't' aver oet G2'eoetoeretllI9lla
jIeuitl' I'W Hool IilltllpIiae Sdtpte-
l'8te1Ien el'9e72'l 1l9 eIl't9ra!'fIn
to''''1t @'Ii't' oe Saotal' l1Ia9t, o1ne
III St(e't 81 ae'o9foelL. llad
otal'tFFtQ 5AFiIdftJrelI- SelpbtHe
~'U'eoeFitI't lon''tt Gas SaHo IlIdt
op,lf FAB oertIHFH. mo Is ipar
''''Ql 'e'0t lat Etilloiio' or adt 0to'
haie III V~elN'i9al' 8c.eIeh eIltel
Queen 81 oetonlill2R. eno!ldl nab
s''oel'p'lri'''8 d0et 9illotrhlllc
1pl'ltISi' 'ul @'l'lI'f uno @od)fer IN
otltlu) H'''et oeft @Wi'B S12afer"
AV'eoStj'9el.
Mflt oe Sootan ulo ibr Sobn
Qatten moDt 3ehAn'dt, 0tele 2&ie-
oeroerttltl1ll8 3" tnle' 0llcrl0eu
III lHaclel, uno a'rD &eipJtne Ipart
.Qlleii allFdl53 AtrT zach Ab1ln2.
'er1 gefo'Jt Sod lag I1r por alitn
11ran, Ipieoer III Sen &eitB >l0rer
EonJt85tertelt @llter iu QtIan5cn; -
.uGf 0Q& Cfot luIea @QJta5, ltlI0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
@enn Tieieuiqcn, 0ic in Der Scr

~FNFFFENEH Ut W VT Ut
Qangcnbeit 10 riihrig morcn, ocn
Strteg 3u itiiren, lett ebcuio riibrig
Ieirt Douten, sic 2Scrfc oe5 Tricoeu5
3t foroerlL Damn oitrften itc 0ie 8ro.
be All ibren @otriotismu5 btitehen,
Ionit niht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
Ser Senfcl, ser llnframt inter Sen

@ej5en Iacte, mar eth Najienfnabe
oegen Die @pperpatrioten. Dir 9oB
3IDlld)en 0ie ueridljeoencn 9tatiouuli-
toten 0es amerifaniihen &olte5 81
iaen infhen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
ga GroiIe, oen Is. 9topcmber 1918.
Our Country, Right or Wrong ;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurx.

0odD idjeint es mic Elm Sranm, Oaf
mir nieoer frei aufatbmcn o%itrfen.
Grit longidn miro Die Nelt al Ole
@irfIIhfelt iidl gelpOmcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15
8ie Geutide bic Qei6uadje 8aIb.

inqton3. ot5 Noter5 0es @anosa ma
rem, 10 Ioutcn aud 0ie Gelttiden heltte
cine Gbre BARN iudlen, ilber Die
Soeale 4meritos SIT MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-15

GIN beitcn md iiderlteu lit e. oas
8elo per Y . i q uUe uu8 tI{onep
Grncr1. Sic Der &olttnellter IN Den gtoz
Ilaren Ertituiteu alt5l4elicu lam. 81
n0ericn0cn. Gbeplo gut uno lldlet mo
Die GrpreBu etluugeu mel
die Die &9cnteE III allen GrpreBs@tdiIo@
men auslteIeu- 8tun q ouS 8sio
per 8oitunipeiirua ODER per GrpreBdns
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,@ir luunen

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iein Elm einig NoIf bon 9rit0ern" ioIl-
ten lit lett Die 6eBblattcr oe9 2on0c3
iiber ibre 9icooftionstiihe idlreiben.
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eriaeint ieben Nreltag.
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6eruus9eber: Die Observation-Disclosures
4poIf GauortaH, Yrdfloent.
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Sat SIR l2Uauo m:rcdt 6etau.
u'rurt2i,s i'm nid't jleih, jonoem
iorihs mad 0en u5raa6er ieiaea
1luoeln3.
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From the Correspondents
Items Of Interest Concerning Our Neghbors Hereabouts

ditorium Monday evening. Attic the
attendance was small plans were en-
ginecred for the years work. Mrs. G.
D. Mitchell was re-appointed chairman
of the membership committee and
Mrs. C. w. Holt was appointed chair
man of the program committee. The
association decided to take immediate
steps toward the completion of the
rest rooms in each school building so
that they will be ready for use as soon
as possible 1t was decided to ask Mrs.
F. A. Friermood and Mrs. J. D. Nc
Carthy, formerly trained nurses of a
wide experience to assist in the child
welfare work to the extent of attend
ing the grade school this week and
making careful measurements and
compiling all data covering the little
tots in the LIST and End grades. This
is a branch of war work. Mrs. c. S.
Teachout who has charge of the work
in Richland will assist these ladies as
much as possible.
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EAST KENNEWICK
HIHpIHIHlHHIpnIlIlliLEIpIIIIIIIInIIplINIHII

Mrs. Surray Of Yakima, is visitir,
her brother, ]. c. Swayze.
Mr.. Motter attended the fair in Wa,
la Walla last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wysong, of Elton;.
visited at the ]. B. Brown home The.
day on their way home from the fs;,
at Walla Walla.
Mrs. Withers was Spokane visito,
Monday and Tuesday.
]. C. Dennis went to Seattle Waa
nesday where he will follow his ola
trade as carpenter.
Mrs. C. w. Gamble and little 90.
Tommy, who has been spending the
summer with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Thomas, returned -
their home in Boise, Saturday.
Bryson Browns little five-year-ols
son Lynn, fell from the haymow Satur.
day afternoon and broke him arm.
Mrs. Knodel's sisters, Mrs. c. R
Foster of Moline, ILL.,, and Miss Hazel
Meyer, of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived re.
Gently to make their home in Kenne-
wick.
Mrs. R. c. Mounsey and little son
Richard came over from Seattle Sat-
urday for a two weeks visit at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Hoadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McGill were
guests of H. w. Brown Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Grouse gives luncheon
on Thursday for the Misses Leona
Frye and Margaret Hawkins.
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NOTES FROM HOVER

Arthur Hart, who was severely
burned about the face on Sunday while
playing with a match, is improving
slowly. ..ss =.
E. E. Toothaker made business
trip to Richland the latter part of the
week. ~ "
Mrs. Cowan and daughter left Sat-
urday for their home in Tacoma after
several days visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Doyle.
There will be preaching services by
Rev. Burris in the church here Sunday,
Sept. %, beginning at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Clarence Voliva left Friday
for Grand Dalles, Ore, where Mr.. Vol
iva is working and where they expect
to make their home for some time.
Miss Elda Williams, who has been
working near Kahlotus, returned to
her home here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Morton, of Finley
visited Monday at the home of Mrs. j.
Mills.
The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers association was held Thurs
day. Sept. IL. 1t was decided to hold
ar election of officers at their next
meeting.
Miss Eula Toothaker left Friday for
Lamar, where she expects to remain
for several months.
Mrs. and Mrs. Herbert Powell and
little granddaughter Marie, made trip
to Grandview Friday, returning home
Saturday.
Geo. Brown is visiting here for 4
few days at the home of his brother,
" Penson.
Byron McPhee left Saturday for a
several days visit with relatives N
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shut and family left
Wednesday for their home at Paha,
after several days. visit with their
daughter, Mrs. John Iiede and other
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Powell, of Mat
pin, Ore, visited several days lately
at the home of their son, Herbert Pow
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mckenzie visited
Sunday at the home oe Mrs. Angus
Doyle in Kennewick.
Little Marguerite Winslow of ken
newick is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Spears for few days.
Mr.. Ashby has moved his barn to
the flat below the house and is. other
wise improving the place.
Wednesday evening one of the train
men was killed short distance below
town. He was missed here at Hover
and his mangled body was found when
they went back to hunt for him. The
body was taken to Pasco.
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There IL more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years 1t was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
TO cure with local treatment, pronounced
It incurable. Catarrh Is local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Dangerous
If Hindenburg dies often enough it
will get him finally.-DetroitN News.