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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Wimnespta.
Snlcr nnturiicrcr Bombs.

>Hti hHipit'titi NpUuS. IVY
finn ottc Stcnmler har Sulers Dor
Ncrc outoriicrct @nronoct til at no
ltcoc %onoa Ill ct Ncleb al $40, 900,
bullfen SlIm lfol nnpcubc@ iii 8icn-
ooiorcl't al Eonoucrt o. elcftriif
~paonlTe, Som set nil erinorcp bleo
Spler l~ioltIehen 21oc Nug. la9t / 9tll
iler peo Ell Sornooo.
SDu %ugnlnoninacr aprn / @rpf.
ten. " Sroattol puu No@cf Salalo
@ancn 9if Seuoag al Sporet 10 WiiI
n%or0enIor Flpcltoue, bporpco al
GUrbicl itnnieoe3 ! Is elmer. Spp
%ogne loocNc mco aorn 0if uoopcr
Ell 40 Noo@ Norheining % t~nuiteS i
@rG'ten. Aar'o1en nutagc@ at bupc
upret Ell bru0t Stiurc. :.
&rnatc iia / Den brnroiric SpGl-
pina. Nalph @orlano, @ptoSicrer !
@oleca o. o~iiiterenoe Nuoitor, bar
forlcocu bcanntt Selumcrb pes at
bunNc liz / bcn branoirie NpGIpin9,
Der itaor / NorbInoclie meb Muoito-
rers Sontor. Sprtfet ScIbrco er
Ben elielie @rltnb man tan tTrfs iig
Tor Den Iortpilcoe Nonoling. pile
hans Hegnlfober fanhtes at bare /
bebite Srorn. Nan eiterlaoer iis Su.
ltrr % to Vsrn.
Yutctmarfcoet / @rano Hapios.-
Ter meloes ira @ranb Napioa, al
omtrent 10000 @uibelS eller $50
@osnlnonin9er Toteter er aiienot iro
Statlonen Der laar. Sraataaenteus
Noppcrt bier, at fiIu omtrent %
@oeulaoninger par aiienot al gar.
mere eIler ioaooune, Der fiebte go.
teter leueret paa Scrnbanelporet, me-
bens DC spriee Sorienoinger par
aicrt al &auolenbe. Der har Bare.
buic Der % ANDRE Stcocr. Smtreni
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Wnmmel Npmmer

@ammel Spmmer opS. CONNER
u. Z. Orr peo 9prettell / Siolr
Sails er nplig beo / lit Stem Der
ltebs. San bar en- al gpens Yione'
rer.
Suaret SeresfurS-@ biemfDms
men. Gen fprIte al S~eresforbs linge
Mpno til at fomnle biem igien efter
at pore iaaret / Sranfriee, er Otto
Nnoerlon. San ramneoes al Ell
@ranutiplint, Der bortrep enoel al
bans penltre Sauno.
Taloen SfTcer bGores. aapt. Ge-
ter =. @rctborlt, Ell al Soltb CATO
tas tapre Soloatcr 900 al Saar /
Sranfrig,' er al De franlfe mllitGre
Iutoriteter blepen bpbret nleo sgress
forlet. &priet er iei,ot IfoeOes So
iter, 1om bor / Sennor.
Menumiter ucnSer tilbasc. Ger
fortpQeS / Yicrre, at en- &ololtl al
Wcnoniter, iom iibite SOFT iolgte fine
Gienoonnte / @caole Gountp % lint
teoe til Canada, oueraoe III er font
ne tilboac oerirn. Dc iiges at bape
fisbt nj Seftioncr Sonb / eItlige
SllIlp Golrntp, flere NFil norbsIt for
Sniod.
"Snnihinc Sigbmag" anbefales.-
geo ct Msoc / Wtitfen er anbefalet
Ell oircfte 9lltomobilrrtte ira Gepils
9ufe, g. Saf., til brownsville,
Seras, bpilfen Hlte ifal blipe fienot
iom "Sunibiuc Siabmap". Ter er
taact 6orbolosregler iii, at Weoer
niholbeS / aae iterre @per, boorigiet-
mem Hltten ngtes lagt. altn ct lore
lsbiet Smrios al &iltcn er enonu ITO
arbeioet.
Enifcr at op, men nil lepc. Ger
melotes iloite Manbug ira Shermail,
at Wtrs. Sarolo Sanlon, Der Den
fore9ancnoe SreOag ifisb pg orTbte
iirc fem Born mcbcns &c laa % Iop,
% lom berpaa isgtc at enbe lit egct
2ip, liager / En halpt bepioitlss Gil
Itano / Ell Tabps Stem. Slrn glen.
tager ltabig Gnifet ON of foa 90,
men 9Taerne tror MI bum oil fonnte
iig. Sc fem @ern blep lagt tilbpile
/ ire 8rape.
3Snrmernc plpicr. Sarmerne / Der,
ipoliee o. peitlige Gel al Soutb "a
fota meIoes MI at ltoiere Den "Ssit.
pIsiuing", iom Sc for Here Waane'
ser iioeu life bapoe 5ib til. Store
Maerpiboer oil blipe pleict, ON oct
milbe % tprre &eir ~pebbliper enonni
Ell ii Cages Sio. Man begpnber BOG
at irpate for SsnlaugeI nGite Cont
mer. Noaen SIS er enbnl life inos
laet, % lloiieterne Tor Ssbsiten her.
eiter bsgpnber at blipe nofiaa n,srfe.
Sicmfpmmcn SplSat msoes al
Surs. Gilman NcIion, Ell al oe isrite
al @eresiorbs Solbater til at fomnne
tilbase ira 6ranfrige, msbtes meo
set Soreens 9llbifab, at hans 80
Der % 70 @rsore bar oeoe UNDER
hans SraoGr. Ssrit peo Infpmitcn
til Camp N%rniton, hppr han afmsns
Itrebes. herte han ON Saberens %
oen e,e @rrbers Seb. meoens ban
life bapSe nosen IneIie ON, at %.
1aa ben anoen Srober par 900, tot
ban naaeoe Siemmet. Ten ulae
MeIion l~ebiagcoeS biem al YauI 6.
Teterion. ibct De TO par iorblepnc
iammen belt lioen Sc beeplote Mili-
trrtieneiteu. Ceres aompani pente-
! sc bpcrt Siebllf paa Srbre til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
VenIiae Orb.

N1eo oet inmme ies icnAer &etaIineen
for "Sccprahs Soften" % "@eb Irnen"
ipr bette aar, piI ies herisiennem Sisie
Sinier sni!e "Teeorabs Eoiten"s YerIos
male % 9riere ct gopf % peIiisnet Npts
aar. % NIT 9uife rar. ar Te tnnee faa
man0e nne IborneIter pna "Secorabs
Soften" bette Idr. Saf FOR bette Iar.
iom sit % manse sooe Gniter for BET
Ndr. iom tonumer. Sette er nit inoerz
Iisitc gnlte. @ilheIm &eim,
Rilipau.ee, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Getc prGqtNc, rQt iluircrte % lniruttiue Ncnc nbeboilbcr sc uaCr
fbte Starter ooer oc ioritcuiQc Groutcr, imn DC lob "a @oubcbpucn beo
iutet, eter De AuCrc0ca rGe iccrrGc 6rcmitoo, ipm cnotc ariQcu.
VI iutcreaiortc &uQltlcr, ION Bette NCtc moebol6cr, tl " bare nUrnC
"Gm Den foritC iure nncrIturrtc Secr pch St Yiihicl", "Sm (rpppc
transporter" "Cm (uflauh9 IorbruocHcr MOB Wfcnucfcbcocn", "Sm
Gcnninger oor NGr % Noohc", o b, . IN. NJ &c mango uNucrtcoe
@ile0er fan nUruea en- iaruroQt Grcn1iaing al onertonit Nrtilcrt /
@irtionhco. Sorr ira Nt bcrphc Chateau Gbicrru, YPoninfononcr
SrontIricn. (utc Guuacr; be@uocu 10 Siocr men Nrren& % Tuoocn&
Hunq9ucrter. - Nntoncre &uobeu Ii iorrcr), 81 Petitioners Soa Il
GQrOerl, cir Nr2 30 Gcnta cler iow Trrue uch "Norn" ct Nur
81 Scuc Ncftc or pnn Guaeln.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO, DEBORAH. IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
WoMtana.

Sturt Gienbumsialg. Zen tioIi9e.
re Sacob Sein Monf npr Eenorop,
l,ogjsrenoe 10000 Icres, err lolet
for $200,00O. &and,en eieoes MI al
$. 6. gicfforb, % Ell Wtaro ira @e-
braifa fol bore interesieret / &isbet.
Milbt @eir i~tanier Smflmensa. Ser
melotes peo llgens 9egpnoeIie til
S%elena, at ct mt llobruo al Srlflu-
enSa bar i%taniet al bet u%iPopanIise
miloe &eir. Slere Steber, bpor Spe-
bonmen bar blusiet pp igien meo
fornpet Seitigbeb, bar Ser inotraabt
en- afgiort georing.
S%mbrpriierme boloer iis. De Ia.
pere Smsrpriier, iom peo llgens Be
9pnoelie bra9te @eitprtelie paa De
Itore Marfeoer, nnaeoe life iaa lan9t
Iom til Selena, paaitaaes Der, ioct
8ootfolf Der enonu Sirsbag maatte
betale rs Gents pr. Vunb. gnoel
Sarmerimer Iolgtes til ina lnp Hri5
iom 60 Gents, men Soripningen par
Iioen.
SrGnbepinsHom i gnttes Tuitfon.
tor. S label Duties Yoitfontor iom
/ andre al Statens 9per, bar man
opret i,oiat for en- ianb Slom at
9rpnoepin, Der inbimugles urtoer
aue t9nfeliee 8enepnelIer. Taffer,
ser eiter IngioelIe ifl,loe ~inoebolbe
Bigger, Sernparer, Dit % Snlsr, Ri.
Ter fla peo ilermere l%tnberiseelie at
~inoebolbe oct forbl,bte Slltbium.
Waatte ie i'm Ssns Mniist. s. s.
9ureelS, ser osoe i Nnofa, WSii1n.,
for flere Wuaneoer iioen % beerane.
bes / Weiles Gitp, blep Der ON Sagen
igien optasen. 2iget braetes til
Nfiles Gitp Ell forieglet Staalfilte,
% man lmnaeoe Jig life ba meo at
aabne oen. Iiosoes Wooer begpno-
te DOG lenere at lrngtes eiter at Ie
fin Ssns Aniigt, % oenne 2GngiA
blep tiliioit iaa lterf, at bum life full-
oe ltobploe Den, boorfor bum loo Sci
item grape op igien % ior ct 0iebIif
onbne for at fate ct ltoltc glit paa
De fjpre Srpf.
Sfnttegrapere / Butte. Man ifal
/ Butte baue lagt Wferfe til, at man.
&c nleo Spade paa &pggen ON Ifte-
men niger iig op / 6leloet ner gp-
Ell, o. Der meloes al Dem, Der ms
oi9rrigt bar beluret oiSie mpitiife
%lloilugter, at Der grApes % lege5
UNDER nGlten bpert enelte Srp pppe i
Sfogen. Se WSrno Iom graper, BOG
ter ombpgselig ior, at De life opoa-
ges unoer lit Irbeioe, % on De oper.
rumples % uOIpsrges, iaa er Der in.
gen tilireositiuenOe SplpSning at
fau. Eoa Ell eler nnoen Waaoe er
BOG Semneligbeoen iipet no. gn
ganlmeI 8uloeraper fisbte Jig iioite
CONNER Ell gr9roepinSounf ior at
haze liot / @~agbaanb, naar Statet
blep tor, % oeltne Gunf ilrbte ban
iaa op / 6ieloet % CROP ben neo paa
ct trDgt Steo. Siitorien iortuler
rioere, at Ben ganle Wan0 blep ing
o9 bebe, men at ban, ba BET enoelig
gift pp for bann, at ban maatte ifiles
meb baaoe Sunfen % anoet fiprt
Der / Seroen, f%ortalte fine nnrmeltc
Genner ONT ben neograpeoe Sfat og
forisgte meo line al Sebsfulben flip
neoe 6in9re at tegne ct 9illeoe al
bet Srp, b%porunber Den bar forparet.
1eaningen blep me9et mangeliulo,
% iorreiten ipntes ioa mango Srrr
/ Sfogen at pGre ligc - fort iagt,
ser ~graueoes, men Tunfen fdnotcs
life. Slere % flere inopieoes / Sent
meli9beoen, % tiliioit pur Oct en- be.
lioen Nrmle, ionl ou Iitenen ineg
Jig op / Tieloct ior at iege efter oell
gamle 9ulograpers @rGnbepins.
blinf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

epilooer al an,o @uingiens SIP,
monoslip, al 6. 6looo. Saa fort9ler
ion unoerbolbenoe ON ilorife Sis9l,t'
ters Sip ion Sloob, iiGr naa ban
bpulraaer Sanolineen til DC Gage,
So Norae laa / arig meo ben oper,
mpotioe Gngclifmano. Timber Sea.
ner1oa" err en- al Sorfatterens beoite
%aoer. Yris 40e. Neb "Tuiten"
ct Star $1.65.
B. PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
1nolanoet.
S.orrctuiuositrsa nco6rrnot. {

sSprrctnin asitrsg neobrGnot. VI
SsISebroro, Ser opitob ueN Ell erplo
ion al aernifoIier / WorIenS @iltif
efobopon, laaoc nGlten belle 6orr1t
rtnasitrsaet | Ilfe. Sobet orlloae'
til 100000.
Stor Sramo Camp Soose. 81
S~Ibebronb, Der Ntanoaa ubbreo / el
@iaiorbioI Tobae Gitn, Iom liggeI
inoenior C~peliesletren Camp 8oo9'
nco Ees MoineS, coelogoe oeltr'
liant SriIbp Sbeater 90 70 @utifS
~bnarinqer. Sabei ollilogeS I'll 500,
600.
ScaIiabrif brrnSt. Seglinbrifel
| GIermout nebbrrnote %'prleoell
hnoroco iorpoIotes ct Fab az Here
Suiinb Collars % ct itsrrc Antol
Wrno fattcS uo al @citiriti9cl'e.
Nsfurnnccn iogoes Of pare lloeit. On
SlocnS Opfomit pibiteS illtct. 0d.
brifen bill blipe Qicnopfsrt.
MISUNDERSTANDING ior SIasc. -
3onQresmorlo Nouqcn bar inolcoerci
Torilaa ON, al ser bcpil9eS 100000
fl Somt % I'M Reaicringabn9nln9
Siaae. Wfr. Sanger bar Noob ON
Of foa lit 6oriloQ ino / nen almlnoe'
lice @ia for piierrIiQe Spgningcr,
iom mart ifol rnpportercS.
Cffccrcr life ifplbisc i Splpb. -
&aOt. =. e. @regorn oQ Rrcrnler-
Ieimont =. y. @crring nil life G.ipc
lot un6er ariQ@ret Tor at hare Delta
act / ct 0pIeb % ct Slog@ntooI, Tom
SoIoater forle0en Senoua hdooc mao
@oljfiet / Gea Nfoincs. Niiccrcrnc
fun0c ncnlliu bcpiIe, at set bar lor
at oprctboIoc &op % Orocn, at DC
hou0e 0eItaQet / aorlpel.
@ipbmane Sficr for Roumprb. 2.
81. Ncterion, ser brep eli @roccrO.
honoel / Ben ritlioe Gel al Siour
Sin, bIep Ntouoo9 NIorQen, fort ci
fer al hare oabnct lin <tif, ltllot o9
beocIia lanret al Hrpcre, iom oerpdo
foo hpao ser par / Ecnaciflficn lnntt
Gontontcr / &iebmoloen5 Homucr.
Tctcrion beoc mocroeia Ill Sophia
let uocn at bare pTrct i'tall6 til at
bcifripc line SpcrfolbSmUno. Gn
Nfnno blcp arreiteret Ion mIatGntt.
auinbc bpo al Sfrrf. &co Mor.
len, life lnnNt ira Geonr Nnptoa,
hGnhtc. iorriae lllc Ben lllnftc, at Ell
Wfuno peo Napn MuIter Wioia blcp
trlIften iub / Ell GirfclioN % it iii
enc Ncn oiifnarct. Gcnnt lllpffc bleu
300 Nnrlag I'll Ell nnoe1l % ON mn
lja cnonu mere alporIll, loct lfrS.
Srunf NAtller, Der bar &iOnc iii at
Manocu fon1 ino / Sn1cn, blco Ion
io~rifrUffct, al bun bcipimtoc % nog
lie Wtinltcr icncrc 0poe al ct Nierte,
tiliploe.
@iitc / s. Mnr. Mr. % Mrs.
cSomce Collins / Moufon. Nlomotec
Gouutp, iejrcoe Sen Toe San. lin
65be @rulupSba9 og bor fnnifc i
beinc Nenieenoe int Ell Hctoro for
Stater. Ynr. Collins cr IS 9(nr %
hans Nuitru ipp Aar nnQrc. @eg0e
or enonu rifle oN rate. &c bnr hopt
"A @ern 9 Gutter % ) Yigcr. men
fun 5 er M line. NcQAc Dc lnmlc
9GgtefoIf er loot / &rlano men Sc
bIep bite ! Chicago. ) Nunmotet
Gormtn bar Sc boct / 53 9lar.
@otrrIou iri Tor "rsln". @atcr
Loo meIocr Sen 2Soe &nu.. at Nucn
M CT ioo on1trcnt belt iri Tor (Nl
Iluen5o, sitter at pUrc hcrlct al ocn /
Oper ire Waoncocr. Ivor ieritc @nu0
! 6elmc Si0 nor Der % I'll Sonou0
hcnlnuct Ct Gi0srlm Al Is Elmer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Ncro 0afota.
Tnrbpber ifplScf tilSpSc. 81

90 melotes Den 25oe San, at =. q.
Saprence, Sprbeoer paa Monban.
@lenoipe Sipiiion al Nortbern go.
ciiic @anen, blep ifoloet tilosbe peo
at ct 0omprsr iprane li9e foran
BAN / Sofomotipet, 2ofpmotipfpre-
rem rebbeoe Iaapibt 2ipet, men fit DOG
alporlige @ranolaar. Set trof Jig
iaaleoes, at Scr. &aprences Snocr
ianltioig beoe / lit Stem / Streeter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

siaar re iprnner 1eres eubHriptisn. fsns
BEN Ioit' euer Sanianpisniue. Set er uIti'
iert at feuee IsIe Vense / aluinoel,ss srepe.
% ri ian life srre auiparliss Tor yeass. ION
nlir bcrie son Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
" Qemter pnifes Americas War
fer Dor Mns Gee for Humanity"

alorie Tor bar Der paret ube Ell BOG iom
aSenter bar siort iua tor Sorretnins meb iom
ineb benne. en asent ioIste % isrte Dag.
vile fisher ben. 80 Yrsesnt asmmisaon. stms frcr
20 6ents for fompltt llbfpr og tien nance Psne.t
Viuter. n. MILLER CO., w North
Western Avenue, Chicago, III.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-27

There Is more catarrh in this section
or 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
it incurable. Catarrh is local disease.
greatly influenced by constitutional COM
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Medic
cine. manufactured by f. ]. Cheney q
Co., Toledo, Ohio. is constitutional
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. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-27
AND DEPT.

F. j. O'Brien spent Sunday in Seat
tie on company business.
Mrs. M. D. O'Connell of Hermistor
was a business visitor in town Satur-
. day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Clements and
grandson, Richard Whitsett, spent a
few days visiting friends in Pasco this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Muncey will
move into the William Lasher resi-
dence in town within the next few
days.
Mrs. George Taylor of Portland, ac-
companied by her husband, are guests
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Gardner.
Miss Lulu Dobson in charge of the
primary department of the Pasco
schools, spent the week end with the
w. M. Relton family.
William Anshutz, who has been
spending the winter and early spring
working in the ship yards in Seattle,
arrived in Richland Monday.
Rev. C. S. Foster returned to Rich
land Wednesday after having spent
two weeks in Walla Walla assisting
in the conducting of revival services.
G. F. Zurcher, who has been spend
ing the past three months journeying
around Oregon and Idaho on pleasure
and business, arrived at his home in
Richland the latter part of the week.
Mrs. H. Cronk has purchased ten
acres of raw land belonging to B. S.
Wadsworth ard will have the place put
into alfalfa this spring. She makes
her home on the Elmer Armstrong
place.
Little Miss Adelaide O'Brien enter
tanned a party of little friends on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
eighth birthday. The party was in
the school room, both second and third
grades enjoying the good time.
The Richland Transfer Co. is busy
this week moving the small house
formerly owned by Mrs. M. D. O'Con-
nell to the Carol Harding tract on
the flat where Mr.. Harding expects to
put it in shape for a nice little home.
]. P. Lasher of Cheney was in town
on business connected with his or
chard the first of the week. Mr.. Lash
ed made Richland his home for some
time during the boom days. He stat
ed that he will move from Cheney in
the near future to locate in Yakima.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-27

4 Ed. Paulson Of Grandview was {
| guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Paulson and his sister, Mrs. G. P. Cup
py, over Sunday. He drove down il
his car and his mother returned with
him to Grandview for weeks visit
R. d. Sawyer has purchased five
acres across the road from the Yedics
ranch just outside the city limits. The
new owner will plant the entire tract
to corn this year and epects to plant
five acres of Concord grapes this fall
when the corn crop is harvested.
]. A. Thompson, deputy assessor for
this district, has completed the assess
ment rolls for the year 1919 and shows
a large volume of business. Mr..
Thompson has made several trips into
the foothills looking up bands of sheep
which are pastured out and last week
/ by this method added another $500 to
this county's tax revenue.
Geo. Rececconi of Tacoma, who owns
a fine improved ten-acre tract on the
river north of Richland, is here look
I ing after his property interests. He
expects to lease his tract for the sea-
son as he is drawing good salary in
, Tacoma and thinks. he will stay on
for another year and then it will be
"back to the soil'' for him.
S. t4. ~
Mrs. o. B. Rollins entertained the
boys who are members of her Sunday
school class at delightful party in
the basement rooms Of the church Fri
day evening. All kinds of games were
played after which the hostess won
the hearts of her small guests by the
large pieces of cake and other good
things she placed before them. !.
While walking along the side of the
ditch bank at her ranch home south of
Richland Wednesday, Mrs. George Egg
gers had the misfortune to miss her
footing and fall in such way as to
break her leg, just above the ankle.
DR.. c. D. Hopper was Immediately
summoned from Kennewick and after
the leg was set Mrs. Eggers was re-
ported resting comfortably.
The appraiser for the Federal Land
bank was in Richland Monday going
over the various tracts on which APP
plications. have. been made for farm
loans. A great many Richland ranch
ers have taken advantage of the low
rate at which the government is lend
ing money on farm lands as well as
the long time payment plan and the
appraiser had a goodly number of
tracts to examine while here this trip.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-27

Saturday and also spent some tim,
as a guest of his sister, Mrs. Johl
Weidle Fritz had a most varied ex
perience and saw active fighting il
the battle of Chateau Thierry whert
he went over the top. His uniform
was ablaze with his many badges anc
insignia of service and everyone was
heartily of the opinion that this was
no more than they expected of Fritz
as he. was always "some scrapper,'
even at bell game before he left
Richland, He will make his home for
a short time with his family at Ken
newick and will thus be able to give
US all a detailed account of his ex-
pcriences overseas.
County horticultural Inspector Luke
Powell is going to make matters hot
for those farmers who have scaley or
chards on their tracts. This applies
particularly to lot of small places
near town where the trees are neither
pruned nor sprayed for years and the
scale, blight and all the other pests
to which fruit trees are heir, easily
make their way to the nearby orchards
which have been given every atten-
ton and the havoc wrought is beyond
belief. Notice will be served ON the
owners Of all such tracts in Richland
and there is a man on the ground this
week who is devoting his entire time
to getting data covering such orchards
as are detriment to a fruit growing
country and all these trees will be or
dered removed and if this is not done
the owners will feel the hand of the
law in the matter! So if you have an
old, scaley, no-account orchard get
busy and have it put in shape or burn
it up for frewood.
At meeting of the school board
Monday afternoon, the incoming board
for the new year was organized, with
C. C. Harding as president. A. E.
Granlund takes the place of S. M.
Ross for the next term c. S. Teach
out was reelected clerk. The new
board is planning to increase the eff
ficiency of the local schools in every
possible way for the coming year. Of
course the past term has been more or
less unsatisfactory both to teachers
and pupils alike owing to the fact that
SO much time was lost by the flu cpl
demic and this is was impossible in
most instances to make up. Again,
in the grade school they have been
handicapped by the lack of one teach
er, while like condition prevails in
he high school. The new board wishes
most earnestly for the cooperation of
The parents in the school work for the
coming year so that Richland schools
may be model for other communities
Of . like size and who have similar
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j. w. Vickers of Kennewick, VIII
has just been discharged from tn
service after spending the past yea
in Washington, d. c., was in Richlan'
Tuesday. Mr.. Vickers will not be witt
the Spokane Fruit Growers compan!
this year as his large orchard on tn
Highlands will require all his time ant
attention. He has purchased larg'
tractor and invites his Richland ac
quaintances to come down and SET
what fine work it does.
More cement pipe has been installed
in the Richland district this year thar
in any five years combined in the past
history of the project. o. B. Rollins
Geo. Eggers, r. D. Sawyer, c. D
Mitchell, T. Christensen, H. p. Miller
j. A. Nicholaus, Mrs. j. E. Quiner,
H. E. Compton and great many 9TH
ers have installed large amount OF
pipe this spring and judging from the
experience of others who have put in
this class Of tile in the past the eff
ficiency Of the water will be increased
nearly 80 per cent, as there is no loss
from evaporation or seepage.
The patriotic pageant "The Spirit
of Democracy" staged at the high
school auditorium Wednesday evening
by the young people of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church, drew
large and enthusiastic audience. The
story of the pageant as developed
showed the overthrow of autocracy
thruout the world and the rise Of uni
versal democracy. Each participant
took his part in commendable man
ner which showed that a serious eff
fort had been made to make the mes
sage of the pageant one which would
go home to the people who Witnessed
it.
The sophomore class in domestic
science at the high school were host
esses at dinner Monday noon to the
members of the school board and
their wives. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Harding, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Granlund
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Teachout. A
three-course dinner was served by the
girls of the class, who had prepared
the menu under the direction of their
instructor, Mrs. E. L. Ludwick. Dainty
hand painted place cards, the work Of
the students, marked each plate. The
board was delighted with the progress
which the girls showed in the cooking
art and gave three hearty cheers for
the chefs at the end of. the banquet.
"Fritz" Bremmer, who recently re-
turned from overseas where he saw a
great deal of active service, was in
Richland visiting his many friends
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"Adler-i-ka is the only medicine fol
gas on the stomach. / never had Sc
much relief with any medicine.
would not take $500 for the relief
one bottle of Adler-i-ka gave me.
cannot get done recommending it,
(Signed) H. L. Hicks, Ashley, Ill.
Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sour
ness. Removes ALL foul matter which
poisons system. Often CURES con-
stipation. Prevents appendicitis. We
have sold Adler-i-ka many years. 1t
is mixture of buckthorn, cascara,
glycerinc and nine other simple drugs.
Edw. Sheppard, druggist.
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Prohibition, as we understand the
agitation of labor against it, would
make an eight-hour day seem longer.
News.
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And now it looks as if there would
be war between the Czechs and Poles.
1t is an old world and full of trouble
for the compositor and proofreader.-
Rochester Evening Post.
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conditions to contend with. At a
meeting in the near future the teach
ers for next year will. be elected.