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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
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Jan ii.--sebastian schleslnger COM
Wayne Mscvsash. former u. 8. attor.
ney general NJ Washington.
Jan. is-hdmiral George Dewey at
Philip Bolleau. painter. IN New York.
Jan. D.-Wiiiiam DO Morgan novelist
Feb. I.-cnfdlnal Diomsde fnlconio nj
Paris
Fs1 io-M Hayman. theatrical pro.
Teb II. Duke Of Norfolk In London.
Feb. iS-caroIus Duran. painter At
Feb. is-Maj, Gen. Frederick Funston
AT San Antonio, Tex.
March "A. B- wenzel. painter. At En-
March T. !, Manuel Manuel. ss ArriasA former
March s.-coun, Ferdinand Zeppelin. at
d. W. 0g,hI.. American ambassador to
Japan. a. Toxic.
March i,-coefrsssman Cyrus suIloway
March nYwalter Clark. American
landscape painter, In New York,
April t--6sn. Lloyd brics diplomat and
April s.-Richard oinsy. former sscrs-
tary OF state, at Boston.
April Congressman Henry r. HsAgs~
sen Of North Dakota. at Washington.
April is-Gsn Won Bissins. German gov
April D,-Davs Montgomery. actor. In
Chicago.
April NV. II. Parry. member federal
trade commission. ~ Washington. ~
sevsr. former Austrian ambsssador to
May io.-Joseph benson Foraker. form
Or y. q. senator, az Cincinnati
May n.Jo,sph y W. Ghoa'e' lawyer ana
"'RM Nav M-Be,s Il. Pratt. sculptor. st Bos-
May ip.-Belva Lockwood. pioneer sun
w coms,ocH' Congressman from In
May a.-Hsry Lane. U. 8. senator from
Nav S.-w. n. Miller. former U. 8. at
June i.-John c. Black. veteran banker
OF Chicago.
Jun. s-Mrs. Matilda b. carse. phIlan-
!hrcpist and temperance worker at PARK
Louis oa,hmann. inventor. at Washing
June SD. W. Potter. evangelist at
Jun: i,.-Mms. Tsress carsno. pianist.
W June ms~ ,soRi io Rev. J. A. McFaui. Cath
olic bishop Of Trenton. N. J.
June i7--Judson G. ciements. interstate
DaSs sS%S,''iSnsr ssl American co%s:
I,suno "so'
June n.-col, oliver Hazard Payne.
fnancicr, IN New York.
June S;.willism Winter; veteran dra-
msuc cHuwu,, cHuw,,,,,s ~ NY nunnHy sc,rs. a..
sccia,e jusiics cf supreme court.
July a.sir Herbert Beeroohm rrss'
b,l.,sh nct3. !" IN ~ ys.,n.r, .S,,c, NJ.
voonay voy p,,r,sp. Jaurn.Iist' Of Chicago.
'gns Wsrbsr. Kelcsy. actor ~
July is1pFedera' Judge F. M wright Al
July is.Bc ,s Sweeney assistant secretary
Jaly NV in"hpch,bald Mcclellan. Christian
sc,sncc editor. at Trookiins. Mass.
July so.Prof; J. B. Cartel a, roSn director OF
July arMs,n,SNn rSx,nnN Maro'e' american puo
July s,.,.. @.G'ri r,ms. Harrison Gray o"'' owner
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Pr sim simeon r, 9nssr, nu,s. = veteran church Jour-
Au. z-HHsphyvs Jap ycrr A'rc"ner po''
Aug s.-Rt Rev; Nicholas Ma's' casn-
onc n'sr9p Parwsr ~ III a senator John w.
KEN OF Tss inqTrsr1 6ssT sormsr y .pvcrno,
~.rss., ~ canada
VI THOMAS y. Kennedy, rector Of the
Ssnt IL Queen Eieanore Of BuiRasia.
9syt ia-Henry ID. LeRier. public n
brarian OF Chicago,
eept, fe-Henry r. Brown. president Of
VALPARAISO university.
William r. Stone collector OF the port
Of Baltimore
Oct. s-Hussein Kemal. sultan OF Egypt.
Oct 1b.-Dcn NJ. Dickinson. former post.
,oa ster General at Detroit.
Oct S."Rey. Thomas spurgeon. noted
london preacher.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
Classified Advertising
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE-i50 acres OF logged on land 30
miles from Seattle, Wash. one-hah mile from
railroad station. good small town. fine auto
road, most OF this place Is easily cleared, we'll
watered. would make fine stock ranch Price $40
per acre. VIII trade for small ranch OF resi-
dence property, VIII be In Grants Pass about
Is days Address e. MocolIey. P. o. BOX ssi
or call at Palace Hotel. n
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
v.n rromp's way et Flah.lns.

Van Tromp's Way OF Fighting.
The Dutch Admiral Van Tromp, who
was large, heavy man. was once
challenged by a thin. active French
officer. I'VE are not upon equal terms
with rapiers,' said Van Tromp. but
call upon me tomorrow morning, and
we will adjust the affair" When the
Frenchman called he found the Dutch
admiral bestriding barrel Of gunpow.
der, There Is room enough for you.'
said Van Tromp, "at the other end Of
the barrel. Sit down. There Is the
match. and as you are the challenger
give fire." The Frenchman was thun-
derstruck at this terrible mode Of fight
ing, but as the Dutch admiral told him
he would fight no other way terms Of
reconciliation ensued.
Letterheads that will please you, al
the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
The California and Oregol,
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD s
EffectiveDe 1, 1917.
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
Train 1 lv. Grants Pass 100 p. m.
Train lv. Waters Creek 400 p. m.

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner Of G and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the office OF the company. Lundburg
building. or phone 131 for same.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04

UMBRELLAS REPAIRED and COW
cred. Inquire at the American
restaurant. 800 South Sixth ST..
Phone 307. James Dalton. SO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
FOR SALE

o. a. c. GRANT LANDs-Blue print
plats sl.Sving lands In Josephine
county. $3.50. Address A. Z.
yoorhies. Grants Pass. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04

A CLASSIFIED ad will give results.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04
EVENTS OF 1871

CONTINUED from Thursday
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04

o. a c. GRANT LANDS print
plats sL.Swing lands In Josephine
county. $3.50. Address A. &.
yoorhies. Grants Pass. II
DEALERS In horses. mules. cattle.
wagons, hacks, buggiss, harness
and saddles. We have a variety
OF all kinds at all times. II you
have anything to sell or exchange.
or II you want to buy. come and
see us. We will treat you right.
All our livestock Is put out under
guarantee. Red Front Feed and
Sale Stable. Corner Sixth and X
streets. Timmons, Prop. Phone
$751;. 1871
FOR SALE-Good modern house.
close In. north side. Inquire No.
2333. care Courier. 2stf
to RENT
FREMONT ROOMS - Now under
management Of Mrs. L. G. Arm
strong: rs clean rooms at 35c
and soc: special rates by week
or month: also light housekeep-
Ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage. t0tf
FURNISHED ROOMs--Large. COM
Portable and conviently located.
al c street. setf
HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent
Large, well furnished, steam
heat. hot water. bath. and all ho-
tel privileges. Very moderate
weekly and monthly rates. 37tf
To EXCHANGE
ExCHANGE-0ne-half interest and
control OF 55 acres on Applegate
river. Good house. Orchard. 20
acres cultivated. For sale or ex-
change. Price $4,000. State loan
5000. L. A. Launer. real estate
sc
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-04

FOR SALE-Good modern house.
close In. north side. Inquire No.
2s33. care Courier. 2stf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
Stadt-neuigkeiten.
SIT Ser Mitte pergangener $751;

Sn ser Mitte bergangener $50
DIE I'M Gt. Gloub Snititut gebaltenen
Merchandising Ser conference.-the
b0r6e oes Snitituts, sic gum 3mede
berufen NOR, Mittel Ii. 8ege gum
nnterbolt oes Snititl1ts, oos Ser
ollgemeinen @oblfobrt bon St.@lou6
gemeibt lit, 5u beiprefen. Sc puroe
befdloiien, eine Mitglieoerantperbe-
&agne nnter 2eitung 6es 6. g.
Shnob ols 8oriiber in S5ene 81 ie=
ZEN un6 a1s 8eredtignng CUR Mit=
gIie6i6oft auf Elm Sabr Die Summe
BON $40 on5uieben o6er fir iold)e,
tpel9e nit 6er beri6ie0enen 3meden
oes Snitituts iibereinitimmen nn6
oeiien 6a1tern6en @rfo1g iidern modz
ten, iib gegen 3ab11ng bon $3.50 Sc
re6tigung auf lebensldnglide Mit-
glie6idaft gu beridoffen. BUR beiag=
ten @ouberneursbeb0roe geb0ren:
Soul Mbles, Clos. 8. 8ar6en, 81. 8.
Brotper, 8re6iger Campbell, Ilbab
goftmon 8ron3 8on6el, OR. 81. S.
&ern, g.. s. Mac6onal6, g. 6. Yan=
bolfo, Sas. S. QuigleD, George &eis,
Ni6ter $. 81. &0ier, @brilt 5dmih,
Go. 5bpab, S. s.: Ebei1en M1. S.
Eidumperlin, 8ilb. 8eber, 81. g.
WbitneD, @bnorb 3npp. 8oriiber
Sdtpab bot cine Mn5obl einflnBrei-
der MGnner ernnnnt, Sic nit Der 8es
bor6e ii6 6en &agnemiiben CUR
Mntperbung tel1er Snitituts-Mitglie-
Ser nnter5ieben 1n6 biefe boben am
Montag 6os miibebolle 8erf in SIN
griff genommetn uno batten an Croft
m1ngstage einen 5ufrieoeniteaer1oen
grfoIg 51 ber5ei9nen, Elm 3ei6en,
oaB sic 8iirger Der Sta6t benz err=
lten @treben beg bo6tp'ften Serr1t
8iibofs; Der 8oblfabrt ieiner 81
fbofsita6t gu oienen, bul6igen, rno
6em ct. gloub Snitttut etne fnrber-
bin nnbeonitanbete @riiten5 5u ftd-
err.
-gon ser Gatbebrnle aug tprrs
Sen an 5amstag morgen Die iroi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
9ie nationale riegs-Mrbeits =8e.

h0roe bot I'M Sole Ser 8etblebem
Steel Company in Bethlehem, 8a.,
Dos &edt Ser Mrbeiter, $4,000 an
Der 3obl, itd) 5u organiiieren, arter-
fannt 1otpie 6os &e9t in gemeinia-
me gerban6lunge1t nit ben Mrbeitge>
bern e%in5utreten. 9ie 5tifraten
miiiien rebioiert meroerr un6 Elm Mi-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro ongeiebt.
Ser Mdtih1n6entag miro e~ingefubrt
nit Observation-Disclosures 8e5abl1tng fir
ueber5eit un6 9oppelbe5ablung on
S%onntogen nn6 6eiertagen. 8em
Sra11e1t uno Mdrner 6ieiebe Mrbeit
Ieiiten, miiiien 6ieielben 26bne be-
5abIt meroen. Mrheiterfibrer glan-
ben, 6oB 6iele @ntf6ei6ung CUR 8a=
fig aroerer @ntideioungen gena6t
peroen miro, Die bon Der 8eb6rbe ge-
fdnt tperben miiifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22

Gapt 8enebift fat eimen 8rief an
Sen iriifen episfopat geridtt, tpo-
rim er sic potriotiiden Flidten Der
iriidEr6miiden &atbolifen belprt9t,
10 u11roe in &reiien, melde 6em $50
tifan nobelteben, in grfabrung ge-
brad)t. Mun nimn1t ON, bob ltdy Die
@otlhoft bes Hapites NIT Ser Sage in
Srlono befoBt, tpie tie ourd Die Mgi-
totion fir @ome &ule berbeigefubrt
mnIr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
9as &eid ser uabren 9empfra.

Sas 6etd Ser matren 9emofra=
tie, 1pie tpir es auf sic gan5e Welt
or1sgebebnt miiniden, iteaen mir nns
10 Dor, i9reibt 6as Bittsburger
GolfsblaH: Miemm6 miro ieinen See
benmeniden ida6igen ooer mtf Jpn
berabieben o6er ibn t%rgen6etne Dirt
RON Madt fiiblen laiien, MIR neil
6ieier Nebenmeni9 etpos perriger 1T,
peiB, bot, o6er au6 nur ideint. Nie=
mano miro iid etpas 6arauf einbil=
Sen, ooB er etrem gr0beren &aufen
ongeb0rt, einem gr0Beren Sort emit
itolnmt ooer Dor einem gr0Beren Ser
rem idertpen5eln 0arf. Nieman6 miro
SEN &opf bober tragen, neil er mebr
beglm1bigte @orfabren beittt, ober
iolde, benen es gelang, Stanoes11nt
teridieoe fir ii6 nno ibre Nadfom.
me11 at idoffen, bie cine @deinpab.
r11ng iin6 uno beim fdliebliden Mrs.
gleid obne ieoen 8ertb iein meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
Die @attin 6es in @lear Safe

Die @attin 6es IN Clear Snte
pobnen6en g. 2%an6sberger berbrab-
te sic lebten Gage bergangener 8o>
DIE bier an Ser Seite ibrer SHUTTER,
Ser 6rau Mnna M6elsgruber, nno I'M
&reiie ibrer @e1dmiiter.
@mil 6. &eaermann bon bier
1tn6 Sri. 2omiie &admann, Sodbter
hes in Maire @robe- mobnenoen
&errn &admann lieben Diens-
taq morgen our6 Sen, bo6m. Nater
glifo, s.. e. s.. ibren Gralbuno leg
men, Mit ieinen 8ertpanoten uni
syreunoen tpiinibt oem inngen Baore
audi Ser uMor6itern" Elm itets unge'
trubteS gbeleben.
Gem in Mberoeen, @aib., er'
idyeinenbem Dailp Seral6 entnebmer
mir, baB Gbeooor 8. 8riiner, (Sobr
ser bieiigen &edtsfamilie Meooo1
Briiner), 6os iiingere Mitglieo oe1
M6bofatenfirma 8ri6ges u. 8ru'
1er, BrGlioent Ser Sanbelstmme1
uno elmer ser leitenoen &edtsantpalte
6es County unb 6es iii6meitlid)er
Walbington, 6ie Misunderstanding
qer1 fir sic Mearir1e beltan6en bat nn1
ortqeuom11e1r tpl1rbe, nrb DOB er naf)-
Iten Montag no6 bem Morine lie
.bunqsloger bel Ser uniberittat IN
@aibington abreiien miro, I'M o.
1elbit fir cine &ommiIiion at qnali'
fiaieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
BUR 9urdfibrmna ser ppn @apit

BUR 91trdfibrnns ser BON &apit
Gi1s X. begomener &eform Der
&ir6emnuiif beabit6tigt 8ene6Ht
XIV. ous bereits in &om rnter Set
ting pon 2oren5o Beron b%eitebenoe
&onlerpotori11m fir fir6lide Weuiif
meiter ous5ugeltalten. Na6 Dem
&riege tperoen Damn Sic 9io5eimbt.
id0fe uQer 24nber cine Mn5aW NH.
iifbegabter Hrieiter our b0beren M1ts:
biIounq 6rotbin ier6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
Gin bon Bent beriibunt aetpprbe11en

StN uuH utuu Y~cluu@utuCI
General Sod perfoBtes un6 bon lei
nem 8r11ber, einem Seinitenpater, re-
pioiertes unb nit Der @utbeiBune
bes 8ii6ofs bon HuD beriebenes, edit
fatboliides @ebet idlieBt nit 6en
@orten: Sci bem 8lnte See. itets le=
benoigen uno an5eit a1fgeopferten
2mmes, BEL Ser &raft unieres @lau-
bens, fleben mir Gi6 an, Dob ale
lire Bflidt tbun mogen in 11eberein>
ftimmung nit 9einem 8inen, bob
feiner %ber5tpeifele, 6aB one Dinge
idlieBlid 5u Deiner @erberrlidung
urro gum 6eile Ser grobten Mnaabl
@eelen geideben our6 einen Sieg,
ser Ser Sieg @ottes iein miro. SeIi-
ge Soban1a BON Sire, 8orbilb 0es
@Iaubens nn6 ser Mus6auer, oes
Mh1tbes un6 @ertratenS, bite fir
uns1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22

CUR &irde 511riidbegab, mo Ser bodtp.
Yfarrer nodmals ben prieiterli6en
Segen ertbeilte. - Gin @emeinoe>
mitglie6.
9ie aus Ser @interlafieni6aft
6es BERT. Sobn 9obis Der Stride Der
bonn bodtp. @errn S. &itotpsfi patio
rierten ct Mnna : @emein6e ge-
f9enften 5pei @loden itn6 angetom-
men un6 am Srte ibrer 8eitin1m11ne
ongebra1t monoerl nad6en1 Sic
@eibe berielben unter ben porge'
l1riebenen 3eremonien porgenom,
men mor0en tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
sam1dblatter beseidjnen es als .ei.

SQn1a]DlQlleT utdttuhtH es Wy ~
qenartige Neuerl1ng 6ab 0as &1tgers
college in Seem 8runstpid, Seem Ser
lep, 6emnGdit &,1rie fir 5ufitnfttge
ssnqenierre einfibren intro, oere1
Gbeilnebmer abtpedleln6 ibren Stu:
6ien obliegen nn6 IN beno6barter
Sabrifen orbeiten louen. gigenortte
lit oiele Meuerung MIR bier5nlo1roe
esn europ1ii6en 2dn0ern beitebt Die
ie ginridtung felt pielen Sabren, uni
mer nit ibr bertra11t it, met +, 0aB IT.
ltdl o~1sge5eid)net be1pdbrt bot. Stt
qiebt Der Sn6uitrie nn6 oem @etper
be sic ted)niidem 8ean1ten, Die IN Del
Ebeorie nn6 in Ser Rraris fbres Be
rufes gleidermaBen erfobren 1t1o
1tn6 6eren Miiblidfeit midt leibt I'm
ter1tiitt tper0en fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22

gaat gbamp Glarf, Der spredler
bes 1,ationalen Mgeor6netenbo111eS
Observation-Disclosures oariiber, mes-
halb mir in ben &rieg etngetrete1l
iinb, baben abIplut feinen 3ped
mebr." @os iebermn1t1 ii6 n1erfen
fnrtp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
KirNhNe na0ri6ten.

= Die @rii1t6ung Der nenen fatbo-
li16em @emetn6e in Sanf Jtap1os,
nit Der ser bodtp. &err &ompmann
BON Mopbem Safe betrar1t tit nno Der
aur 8oabringung 6es unternebmenS
bereits an sic 100 Samilien 3nlalr=
mengebrudt bat, 6enen er a11 allen
gonntagen nnb an ber1bteoenen
Wodentaqen @%ottesbienit balt II. oie
ibn1 bereitS Sen 8ou zines 1eue1t
@farrbonles no6 Dor Mb1dlnB Der
6iesiabrigen 8auiaiion b%erlproten
boben, fat 5ur Solge, oaB III Der
@%atbeorole, gu Der iene &atboltten
aablfen, 1peld)e sic neue Sauf &ap1os
@enein6e biloen ner6er, nod oerer
Mus16eioung m1rmebr IN englt19er
|tspra6e 0as 8ort @otteS perfilnot9t
piro.
$ Sodlp. P. @erboro, 3. g. g.,
&forrer ser ct. CLOUD unbefledten
GmpfangniB @emeinoe, nit 8egtnn
6es 5d)uliabres plant eine Nener=
una aurn 8eltem jener Sdulfinoer>
sic cine quite 5trede BON Der Sdule
er1tfernt mobnen nn6 6ie Sagesoro=
nung nit mebrtagigem @npfang Der
III. &omm11nion m1bren6 Der Mo9e
einleiten Sc liegt in ieinem Slane,
fir iene &in6er cine iogenannte @ar=
fiirhp einu1ridten urrD ihre Mobrlt11g
nidt ouf 6as @enige nno &alte 5n
belhranfen, momit 1i6 poroem Die
jungen Mdgen 5u befrieoigen batten.
8 SIM @eiiein elmer groBen Menz
1henldnor, 6ie Under fre1em 91r1n1el
0em feierli6en @ottesoienlte bettpob11z
tie, lp1r6e 9ienstagmorgen oos Set
Moria Smlf in ser auf BENT @ottes=
ofer at @olo @pring erridteten Ma=
ria @ilf @apeue begangen. SSn Bro=
3ellion begob lid sic Shaar ser Mn-
Sadtigen bon Ser Yfarrfirde aus
aur @upene, mo- Ser bo6tp. Ffarrer
P. Weeinroo, .. g. s., a1nter M1ii<
items 6es bodtp. Serrn 2eutbner bon
Martp un6 6es bo6p. p. Slli1s, ..
g.. s., bon SSacobs @rairie 6aS Mmt
3elebrierte, tpdbrenb 1peld)em Der
bodD. ST.. 2el1tner bieJeItpreotgt belt,
al ser er iid ais Goriprud Ste Wor=
tie qetpabflt:: ,s Sd erbebe meine Mrgen
au Sen 8ergen, bon benen oos 9etl
fommt. gr 1prad BON Ser Wau=
fabrt 5ur @nabenfopelle in Ser lebi=
gen beordngten 3eit, bon Der, 8ol=
fabrt 3ur Mlttter Der imnertpdb=
ren6en @ilfe, CUR M11tter, Die Ser So
mile Sic 2oiten trogen bilft IN Die
fen idred1iden artegs5eiten, no Ste
junge Mai11ner reiien iiber 0en 05eon
nno tire M11gen erBebea1 81 Morta
oem Meeresltern nnb -beten, mie tie
es IN ibrer Sa1geno gelerrf:: "@elette
ol1rd Sic @ellen oas Shifflein trei1
nn0 Milo! Maria mir linb lmgeben
bon 10 nielen @efobren, o1 Weeres=
1tern beidiite inns. Waria, mir 5ie=
ben in Sen &rieg in ein fremoes
2onb, bilf nns IN 6ieiem Sample, oa=
nit MIR BEN &f bes 2ebens gut
faGmpfen, unb glib uns menm MIR int
Sample falen iollten, cine gliidlide
|9terbe lt11noe. Die ergreifettbe Bre=
oigt idIoB ser bodtp. Serr nit ben
Morten. gbre un6 Mnbenfen Der
6riItlidDe11 6amilie, melde oieie &a-
pene erridtet bot. @ir beten fir Die
2ebenoieen ipie a,,db fit Die 8eritor-
bene11, benn Maria lit ia ard) Die
Ml1tter ser arrtett Seelen un1erer
lieben 9abingeldieoenen. 8etn1
SdlltB oes @ottesbienltes tpltroe Der
Splbatel, ser lebenben pte Der ber-
Itorbener, I'M @ebete gebadt, tporaltf
iid sic Gbriitenidoar IN Nro5eiiion
#@#sE -Ns.Ha= @~ E
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
Ser Meft ser 8mnoesidmlb aus Ben,

iponilden @riege lit Dor einigen So=
qen getilgt morben. Damals parbe
fir Sic 8apede 6es &rieges eine SIN
leibe in @obe bon 1913 Miaionen GOT
lar anfgenommer, rud5ablbar IN
atpan5ig Sobren. 9ieie Sriit mar
fur5lid a%bgelaufen, nno Ste nod aus
1teben6en Bombs tpnr6en %eingelo1t.
Die gelommten Soften uniereS &rie.
qes nit @ponien beliefen ii6 ou1
1900 Minionen Collar. Dns Iin0 I'M:
qefabr breibnnbert Mi1tonen Doua1
mebr, aIs mir gegenhpdrtig in ei1en
~einsigen Monat nuSgebeni.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22

Ser 8raiibent fat fid an bic Grit
benbe6iter urb bie 8erglel.te getpen-
set, bamit iie sic @oblenfororung biz
a1111 MuBer]ten iteigern. 8eil aas fMr
cine tpirflanue STRENGTHENING 1nerlaB'
lid lei. l1mo man 6arf obne meite@
res iiber5e1gt iein, DOB Die 9timme
6es 8%rGfioenten 6ie 9timme oeS N1=
fen6en in ser @u1te ni9t iein miro,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
@er Teiube uidt ertragen fanu, 1T

@er Ieinbe mtdt ertragen fan11, TT
feiner 6reunoidaft pertb. IS TT Ell
ne Mus5eidmnna, Seinbe 51 baber1,
sic sic @abrbeit fiirdten uno oas
Medt per0reben. sic mogen 2iigen,
1pie lie monem nn6 11nredt tbn11, 10.
bieI Tie f0nnen, einmd tuirb Die
@obrbeit iiesen, unb oas tpiro
beIteben im @tpigfeh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22

User in bieiem 2anbe getrealtd)
feline 8flidten erfiint, Ser fann a116
ieine &ehte bean1pruden: bus Nedt,
sic 3eit,ng 81. leien, Die ibm ont De.
1ten 3ulagf, eingeibloiien. @r mnb
MIR feline Re6te fraftig forber1 n1o
11nter l1mltanben al1b beret iein, tie
eben1o fraftig at bertbeioigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
en-, ,1orueaild1en Staatsratb mur.

SIN aDripegt1d)en StaatsrdtD UNIT
Sc ii11g1t oie @inbringnng etneS @e=
letentplrfs bei9Io1ien, Der Sic Ste,
gier1ng ermddtigt, bie Mrbeits5eh IN
in6u1trieuen 8etrieben, iotpeit Die
@erbaltniiie es m0gli& modem, out
a6tunobier5ig 5tunoen modentlt9
b%erab5m1eken. 9aour6 miro alio
ser adtitirnoige Mrbeitstag in Nortpe=
gen ge1eblidj %eingefibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
9pmneritas, sen %. Ansnf, 1918

SIM Staate @e,u Oorf Sirfen @ei-
&c uno 5dtpor5e ridt mebr 5nfam-
men5ieben, uno pieleidt erlebt MON
es nod, bob SEN Mosftos nerboten
miro, iie obtpe9ieln1 gu itedem, perm
lie BEL @ispa1ier 5~uiammen1tben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-31

the forthcoming primary election Taking as
basis the editorial that appeared in the Okla
homan 0 nthe 18th inst. as the keynote of the
Oklahoman's support for the Senator, and an
outline of opposition against me- and accept
ing such, | challenge the Oklahoman to Ques-
ton my right to enter as candidate or my
loyalty as a patriotic O1lahoman to the extent
that no man can point to me and find one
streak of 'slackerisn' This not only applies to
the war period, but let it cover my 20 years in
oklahoma, where energy and bravery were the
weapons of blazing the trails. Further, | chal-
lenge the Okahoman to defend the acts and
record Of Senator Owen in procuring. eXenlp-
lions by using his senatorial prestige in ex-
empting millionaire Islackers,' thereby evading
the burden of carrying the flag. In this con
nection, your attention is directed to the cases
Of Jimmie Whiteside of Muskogee, A. e.
Aaronson of Tulsa, and others. Believing that
the Oklahoman is an exponent of the people of
this state will you, or will you not defend Sen
ator Ovens record in connection with these
Stacker exemptions?
For Off Macedonia Comes Before Oklahoma
Further, your editorial of the 25th inst
teaded, Senator Ovens Duties and Ours in
cludes this statement: Senator Owen esti-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-31

Former Democratic National COMMITTEES
man Robert Galbreath, AN seer; discoyerer of
jhe famous Glenn oil pool; developer of exten-
sive manganese beds in southern Oklahoma,
patriotic, 100 per cent loyal American, who has
given his son to the colors and a three-story
tome hotel at Bromide, Okla, to the Red Cross
chapter Of that town, and who is now running
Tor the Democratic nomination for the United
States Senate in opposition to Senator Robert
J. Owen, has taken issue with the Oklahoman,
a recently Republicanized newspaper of this
State which editorially questioned his right as
IN American citizen to exercise the privilege
Of running for office if he so saw fit In an
open letter to the editor of the OlIlahoman Mr.
Cralbreath defends his right to oppose any man
whose patriotism is displayed by efforts to exz
enpt rich mems sons from military service and\
whose loyalty is further shown by renting out
his home as boarding house after the request
Tor the use of the home by the Red Cross had
been utterly ignored.
Mr.. Galbreath's open letter to the Oklaho-
nan is as follows:
You have assumed the privilege to ques-
tion in mild way, my right as an American
citizen, and Democrat of Oklahoma, to enter
az an opponent of Senator Robert L. Owen in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-31

IS REDUCED
BY $4,000
Chickasha's w. s. S. Quota is in
Sight; Citizens PatYiotically
Respond TO Plea of
Committee.

Within little more than An hour,
less than two hundred citizens who
met at the Methodist church last
night, in response to a call from
the Council Of Defense, made
pledges for War Savings s,amps to
the amount of about $685. 900.
The object of the meeting was to
conplete the pledging Of Chickasha's
quota Of stamps, the city having
fallen short on June 28 when pledge
W. S. S. meetings were held
throughout the country When the
returns were footed up at the close
OF June 2s it was found that the
city lacked about s13O,cO0 of having
subscribed its quota. Since that
time tho various committees have
worked and additional pledges have
been received till now the quota is
in sight
The taking of subscriptions win
continue and it is expected that
within a few days the work in the
city viii be completed.
The subscriptions taken last night
were additions to those previously
made by the same persons. No
strong arm" tactics were used, the
pledges that were given following
ala appeal Of 4 purely patriotic ma