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No.16
E1 AIR,WASHINGTON COUNTY.NEBRASKA,MAY 26,
1917
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E1 LANTA
ozoaont
SWZP£BY FIRE
loo Blocks of Realdenoe Section
Burned Over
Atlanta Ga.May il.Fire that
started this afternoon in an obscure
negro section swept a broad paththroughtheresidencesectionofAt
lanta devastating scores of block!
end destroying many of the eitya dn
est homesum!hundreds of newhoueel.The flames were under control late
tonight Fire Chief Cody announced.
They were not checked until half waythroughtheexclusivePonceDeLeon
avenue residence section.Fully onehundredsquareblboclu01ground
were burned over.First estimates or the dlmlli
placed it at between t2oooooo and
$5000000.So far aa could be learned
the only life loet was that of a srosnanwho died from shock.
The fire was coumaed te the north
eastern part of the city end the onlybusiness houaee burned were several
warehotllel.
A high wind carried the names
northeeetwani with a :peed which
soonoutrantheeBonee!theihede
partsnent.lhouaand|of horgeleel were bling
cared for tonight by a citizens nomrnitteeand by the Atlantic Red Cruel
chapter.Moet of them were quenteredinpublicbuildings.Many inlnor
injuries weneponed but ollclnll
aald there had been few persons Ltadlyhurt.
The fire started in a storage house
on Decatur street and wept unob
structed into the better realdenoe
tions.A large part.of the defaeta
tion however was l.nnel¢bhorh~
composed largely of homee retlihl
value from $2500 to f6D00.
Tonight for blocks on all eldel o
the area of deetluctlm household
goods were piled in every open place
Then were funded in moat caeea b
National Guerdamen..\ .QL
Food was provided.lt the afor5000people.irlrly trucks ex
press wagons add private automobtl
were pressed into eervlee to hlrldl
the foodstuls the relief workers anbouncingtheyweregoingto
~everybody who la hlnfrysSomeofthe:nolt leridtll
~were in the diltricll where dynalniwasunderoiéeof the pretly hom
in a comparatively new dlltrlct othreecitirblock!bds;blown up.Aided by wide Pbnce de Leon avnueandtheslowlydyingwind.eol
iera firemen and pdvate eitiae~
blew up whole blocks of hoo¢.e.
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rnsqggnnuzf
fiwlmenia Neousary to c~plate SlxleunInfantry
Divisions.
mx am uuzmsm
lash Division Wlli Haw IlllqundronU.l.wma lxlningUnitslmughtUPtowu
ltncmth Finn.
rrumnxton my 24.Orpnlnti~nt noone! or new ndmrnu ui Nation!
Gund lnhntry.artillerysignal corp!usd cavalry dll be und
uhm noon so supply maununl
~mation:mammary for Lbl gpbljmentotlholddirtdoaldlhl
proqldad for in she mu awgruuut
inlnna..In madman to mn troops.;dum;after malugung mu
~aim have ima drdild mp du r
:nl union.Ogofc put qc
dlrllloaml bndqughn dgtsqznclimwly.ammunldoa nd medics!in
auf;me utilingy md appz bn
nlionn an air ldfiee.irq nqinvisions and may nn mst artlll
umu and nnarnn....Nwtlmuln Unit;QThanwwnnliumalwrtu u~
Illlndl.tha Twelfth dhlnion.io
~dd: one ngimml at lnhntfy.vqopmuof held lrtiliery.om
~lieu o:1pm1npnny}ol euflnrl
ons battalion um one cnm£ll7)
dgml corps.Comparison uithe »»13
~bln for :ha mu Snfinffl ami wi
the n:l|11n|fungi ommunhmeni
lhlt sn il#infantry the um d
nice in which Lh|.l\\ll4 1|.reglmunu ms 6 companion mut
md so prodda ah:144
nz the didlduhli nkudun.Qtldidivisionlilowillhavean
lu or balloon consul.in nik umm unit).LTh!ini.:Earl d the .__QuaiLngibfunrn1|.existing unit!of 111|lillril.
mr har been aeoompliahsd gudforcehl.lb¢¢t|drafteli.ihl nl!!|will be tmuult the new unlti
~ary ic odlpleta the 16 inhlll1
vislonl Ind In adjuunu gqsornlQcmsnmfsmnlnllructfd
may should gnggra su mae :mrnuhauopgwithout 1181132 Thetn!nntern uma will ba nina
to furnish in addition mm11113011
mama:dLlddonHlchinl.
regimen:aaa nrt111¢IJ. oo:ba
enginun.can ndlo companycorpl:Kmth Dakoin one
Lnfnntrx;Iowa. ons ngimaut (itll
ngndronl cavalry. zvro rqimenn il
rw batteries)new mmm.pacannllalonscompany)om aww wmvunr dns!eunl;
muh.me regiment infantry
wire roumll.mu mmScfenlaltldivision Kent~
one mgtmut infantry ou.H a.
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INSISTSIJ
RIGIDCENSURSHIP
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resident Serves Notice on the
Senaie and House That He
will Put On Pressure.
umnuwnaanagnr§i|nEn
rganlntlan wul G¢t Everything !or
A11 Allin.Spendlng Ten
Billion Dalian Hen
Yndy.
Washington.May 21.President
Vllxon will insist un a war cenwrslxlpr press and speech.He served notlre
gnln on boil;houses of congress uhm
espllo the deddve rejection of the
ulOnihlp section by the senate and
he house Republicans he hasdecided
0 throw ul!his power und influence
hllld nn effori to restore lt to the
pionupe lslii.The president called Senators Over
~nnof Harm Carolina;Flescher of
Ior1d11 and Nelson of Minnesota.the
nate conferees on the rsplonnge hlii0 the While House and repeated sub
tnntlnlly to them what he mid In his
etier to Chairman Webb of :he house
udlciary enmmittce.He denied that
la had changed his mlm]with neglnlo the necessity for eensofahlp and exrrmsed :he \\I51.1 that the: ¢\£||.~wihvir
Hurts to incnrpomte such a section in
he espionage bill.
The prvsldem according to Ihr mnvreespmlsudthepatriotismofthx
~mnpapen as a whole.but declared
hat some wrt.of gurermneulnl restric
E1 VEN M|u.|oN DEAD
AND
FORTY MILLION wounn
ED DURING WAR
Londqn.lhy x9.nw number of
will buy ngpplia not for the enlcntualliesalone.t for ilm mlllnry and
ner!!farce!of.hb¥5nl Stun ls
swell 2
Then facts denloped tqday a.ftnr.l:
was lvamed thnt Se<rctnry of Wm
Bllkcr mn;Secretary ol!the Navy Dun
lcls are now working on mncrvte plum
for turning ovor ilm entire qunrtenmus
hrs dvparmnnts uf both the arnnylm!q§§v.tn__}\Q1;l§us n dlvlsicu of tho
ulilu purchasing blmfil.
Tlw vmrk of the yamrclmsinz bo:mL
already heralded as the grfmlvst huyIngzlgvncyInthe\ror111x history will
ln uvnrlg aluulalvd by tllls willnslnn uf
thc scnpu of its nr:ll\itlos No nunouucieauentllnsyetEwennuuloofthe
Imnu|uf the lmn \\h0 are £0 be mvmhorsoftin:board.hut II ls isnmvn that
mnat of tlwm will be Anmrlcnn hud
nvsa vnurin.Acwrallng to presentplanmltlsx1:|d¢rsio0~|.l tum the 1:ntcule
allies will be r0pro:u;ul¢d nu the board
by only une odlcial of meh couniry ln
\uls1\d lu the war nu ilvrlunnyThe\\mk uf lllu ]au1tll:1sIm;board
prohulmly will get uudvr wa;by Ihr
mlrldlu nf thu sumnnr.Im headquar
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absolutely essential to [ha successful
umluct of the war.
Brut Purchulng Board.
\\n.l1Ington May 24.The allied
urchnslu;bmlnl wlll apvnd tru lull
E1 RMANSFAIL
TB
STIJPALLIEDPUSH
British and French Tighienthe
Grip on VonHindenburgfs
Boasted "IronLine."
...............TMLIANSsmsnnusmnusThey Have Manned Huge Ferns to HR
Entmy Will BlowExport!layBattla WIII Be Dcclslva Vlc
tory for Enilntl.
.N1.rc21. Aingr 24 »||1.n ffcnrd pimpof thv £r\l!{battles uf Arran me Msuw
Hill LI|:m1png1w has cndvd ln the hil
Jm of thc must ll(l|rmln¢d and colllyGvrmu1:vffurln to alum thu tide ol
rlclnry :ww »elt!n3 aznlmsl them.The
url nurult fo Field Marshal von Hin
lvr1ha|rgs eiuprvxuu Plfort tu regain ilu
nlliniiw hal heon lhat thi British und
l1x1w!|Imvu tightened Ilwlv fflp on.llw iivruum llne nnd have ptlcvd In
zrvm 1xrll me key ponllinnn held bythet;¢rmnns in noruwrn France.The ruslomnfy lull vhlch separate:ull zu:\|nr npenuunn ln modern warfarehas come und the expedition ll
Um!1; \\l||1 be broken by A :mmm
blow on a :mat acids against the Dro
cour1Qmmnt line already vinunlly
outilnnked.Meanwhile the usual rropaf poncn rumors which marks than
lulis has made its appearance.Ileports from nil kinds of sourcni.
um:mclnl umiomdll luHrtd andthellketellof olfern from Austria toRunninGermanytoRuss!!and Aua
ma and Germany to the colleci.l\e cnxentc powers.The unnnmod diplomatswho nppareritly Infwl S\\Itu:land amunusuallyacura.but there Il nolhlnl
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Paul Kelly, City Clerkand
AccountantHisnng
.
At me regular meeting of the city
council hrld on the In inet.an agreement eraa entered into by which EJ.
Farr uae employed to check up the
rccorda of the respective city olllclale
covering the previous yeare bullnell.
When Farr got to work on the booke
at the light and water odlce he found
that the ctlh hook and ledger had been
mutilated br hating leavee torn from
them.Kelly hae been boo§keeper and
cashier for more than a year succeed
ing his rather Wm.Kelly in that positionand at the recent election una
elected :ity clad.
On lut Thureday evening he left the
city and on Friday Light Commissioner
Harrie and Mayor Chambers each 1l¢
cehred a letter from him tolling of the
mining Ieavee Iron:the records but
denying that he was guilty of removing
them and suggesting that it tu prob
ably done by mme one with a purposeto dieeredlc the Hunlclpd light plant.
The letter to Light Commlealoner Hon
na elated um he intended to enllat
and ern written in e rambllng discon
nected manner indicating that he In
nenoua and diet:acted.
When Farr made application at the
olllce on Monday to continue his work
of checking up he eras informed by the
llght commissioner that Mayor Chan:
bere had ordered him not to permitFarr £0 continue the Iork.
Several meetings of the council.ln
formal and otherwise have been held
at one of which it was decided to employ C. S.McConnell who checked upthecityolflceelaat year to do the
work for which Farr had been prev
E1 reldy been at work several
days
iong enough lo discover many dlncgpp
lnhlel.
¢
~Boat ForDecatm'
The Elk Arrived Saturday To
41d Julius F.Sllbor With
Transportation
{Decntur He:lid]
The Blk a boat.vim u cap:diy
for 150lon cargo uaived Int Sllur
day und will ply vegululy between Dc
cltur ind Omnhn to add the Julius F.
Silber already operating in bringinglugequantitiesofgrainand live stock
:wanting delivery to the Omnhn market.
Both bolts deplriod Snndly tho
Elk taking gnin while theJn11u|
F.Silber took |cugo of live ltock.
Bud Guill was nmong the lhlppenthis week with thirty some heed of ht
cnule.They were laid by good judge!of cattle to be one of the finest bunch
er ever lhipped from this vicinity.The Elk il lbout twentyive ieet
.
E1 LLINGTON C.
watmox
After on illness of several weeks.
Judge W. C.Walton of Blair died at
Clarkson hospital Omaha on Mon
day May 21 aged 73 years and 11
days.Since tho death of Mrs.Walton
three months sro.Judge Walton has
been failing in health and had evenpreviousto thai.time been graduallysuccumbingtotroubleIncident to oneof his yean.A few weeks since he
went to the hospital previously indi
cated in hopes of obtaining relief and
after auhmitdng to surgery became
worse and finally yielded to the grim
messenger.Wellington C.Walton was born in
Edwandebury Mich.May 10 1844
and came to Blair in 1889 having been
ireviotxaly for a short time at Omaha.
Ha practiced law in Washingtoncommtyformanyyearshas been oily and
~ounty attorney district judge anemberof the state legislature and
tlwaya a man of influence in local and
state affair!.
He was married Jan.20 1371 to
Miss Ada R.Llntry and one daughterGertrudenow Mrs.Charles Farn
ham survives.Another daughterMinniediedinchildhood.A little
zranddaughter Ruth Farnham who
was the idol of his heart also survlvoa.
ts wall as a sister Mrs.John Wil
iama of Edsnzdsberg Michigan.At the time of his death he was aezoclatedinthelawbusinesswithD.
c.lllummert.Funeral services were held at the
Home on Wednesday afternoon conluoted by Rev.Underwood and huriai
vas made beside the wife in Blair
remetery.
E1 e chief instrument in Plrlnr
Une
:mortgages on Nebraska firms and
.het their culture supplies the mean:
to pilnrhuo nutprnohileg ~llwidets
.ho flrmen ouLlla?»dh1g obligitionl.The history of recent operations in
wg production by the Grlmml of this
ploee as told in the ngures following.\mPlv confirm all statements of thin
harn¢:ter.
Lu:Fdday Grimm Brplherlienry.md Ed.had 338 head of Montana bred
Lion purchased lost Winter md for
since on tho Grimm form adjoiningBlairontheOmahamarket.Three
hundred and fif ty of the lotnveregwod
188 pound:and brought 315.77%perrwt.The remaining 38 head averaged30 Ibn. and brought $18.cwi.the lqt
Jdnging the nut :urn of $l0648».99.
On Wednesday of this week Hnnnis
Jrimmmnrketed 239 heed at the Om
xhl yards 212 of the lot averaging
H0 ibs.and soiling for $15.90 cwt..
;ho lop price for tho day iho rc»mining 27 head averaging 160 Ibn.
md brought $15.40 cwt.the 239 hold
nrindng Hlnnil the nifty sum of
E1 mni' Amour
nous
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E1 ll resolve itxclf Into a decildf a
battle.
ncourdlng to the View oxpneued by
|llllary upon:here:
.The Itallnnl are blltllnz for two ob
Jvctlvni the Bn!and most important.nf which is Trieste.The second Is
Lnllnnqh and lf they are ab!e tu oc
fupy ihls city they \\1ll be only lil]
miles (mm Ylrnnn.
Prnctllrnlly the entire Italian amy14nannsmluponllinJulianfront.
whore n Mme light in in promwrsnmnzllllmqugggsggns.It ll ctllmuled
:hut llll ltnllnnu ENE nearly thru!
:nllilou mon In action on this from.
Tho nuuntnrdrivn ut thu Aunlrrv
§lunxnri:\ns on the Tnwaiino from ln
#wing mrris.d out wish oxtrvmn vigor.
l|Ut.wlll10l.l(.and ¢I|c|1¢1\ru frlulls.
Arilllery nrtkvllf Ima hcen increas
Imz nlnn¢the fran!of the ifnmlc Alps
.luring ilu pnxt 2I lmun.lmllcnting
n ronnrnptlun :sf Infantry npfmlluui In
lhut rcgiun soon.A hut t\|;\\hmm ltrutk the Itailn
frnnt mul has cnusml rmnsidnrnhle sul
fvring slmomt the trmapa Mpuvially 1110
Briihh artlllcrymcn who ure working
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tlwso rcports are worth.
luif ann Smnhlng Hard.Ilomo May 24.Tie eunnl|In|:offen
alve or the Ilnlllnn on a 3%mile from
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?\?\?\nl wul no Ill \\m4mntrron.one ll
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have thousands of held ngenta throughoutthoUnllttlStates.The centrall
aatlun ol the purchasing nulllorlty ln
thle one hndy will make not only for
eoonorny but for vftlclenry lhnl will
menwutrt well up tn InnuaJ:|n alnndnnls.
Want 20000 Dodora for War.
Wnslmlsurton ling:1!t.Twenty thou
sand ma1lIenl oltlters are sought for
the nanny lt wma utotml hen lt was
announced tlmt lrululng cntupn for
odloern nt the medlrnl reserve will Ire
opened June 15.The ertntpn will be
located ut Fort Beujntnln Ilnrrlaon.
Ind.;1nrt ltlley Kan.;Fort Dale
thorgre Gu.nm!5.030 who have Inen
recommended for tom:ulnilona will rt~
eelvo ntnllenl nm!rnllllary lnetruetlon
:for three nnonths.
Help for Italy Now.
Wealrlngton May 24.1he red
wlalte and green of Italy won ruinrl
werywhere over Wmlhlngton beside
ill!!Stars and Stripes the lfnlon Jack
end frtrlmlor of Frnnee In honor
at the rival of the Italien commis
alon lo the Urmttrd Btntn.ll will lay
before American ottlrlnls ltnlya preex
...............................___iua F.Silber It doa not push a
barge.but carries su cargo on deck.
The upper duck ia equloped with eablna
for the crew ard alao haaa eapaclty for
carrying 500 people.lt la planned to
uaeit aaa pleasure boat during the
aurumor when the heavy mn of grain
will have been reduced ao that the
Juliua F.Silber can handle the
grain tralllt:alone.
Hugh Gallup manager of the Dr
catur alarket purchased the boat from
Capt.Senahal of Sioux City.Capt.
Senabal Jr.piloted the boat to Omaha
on lla initial trio.This boat laaa been
operating on the upper river for aome
years.When the Soo Line was
bullt recently thla boat carried all the
locomotives to the new line of railway.
lncidentallyit arorlsadltaelf out of a
job for the Soo Line began to Earry
alithegraln and live stock formerly
carried by the boat.
Capt.Davy Walters formerly operatingtheArlaBellbetweenDeca
tur and Omaha nrllllae the pilot lor
Jl0l21.80 the 239 head of hir own
:needing and feeding selling for $72.90
more than Henry and Eda 888 head
sf Montana lured hon though the
narket was a good strong 20 cents a
hundred lower on thedey 1lannia hogs
were :old than it was on the day
Henry and Ede.were aold.
Hnnnie hom irere loaded here on
londay night and should have been
m Tuea.daya market which was n
food twenty cents a hundred higher
.han on Wedneaday but owing lo a
train wreck near Florence they didnt
get into the yards in time to be sold
an Tueadaya market.When it was
ound that they couldnt get through
rs time for Tuesdaya market the
ailroad company vma negligent in not
Ietournlng them around via Arlington
Jr Mo.Valley and will probabbly be
equi:ed to pay llannis loss oc
casioned by the delay
Brllilh Help ltllllna Report.(lrnevtt.Slay 24.lt una r1|mrtml
from Ylvlanu tlrul the Brltlull luwe nent
noe lent lo mtl trout.nut um;|umuundnmrnunltlonbutafullsupplyof
equlpulettt vrna nent.
The devuatutlun of the country re
eently lltkell br the Itallnna rtrnhu that
nf lrnnee.Plum In n elty of rulna.It
has been under ahell tlre for two yenra.The Auatrollunsrarlena alentroyed ef
vrythltlg wltvn they retlrml.
German Loea Mllllena.
Perla Moy 24.Slneo Sunday Ger
mnny lana lual more than 15000 men in
killed woulnletl and znlsmlng In the
lghtlng by which the !n:rch gained
lull poueaalon of all Important polntamalldomlnullngereetaoftheMorton
tllllen crest.
The mrunes are those of headquarterl.They give nn udequntu idea of
ite full extent of the \|ttnr3 achieved
in the intent Fluml|double ndvnnee.
General !€lrelle men are non in com
nlund of all lmponent polnta between
Mounts Comlllet and Teton.They arewllhltlhulfamlloofMontrtllleralt
eelf.
Fmm where Inc Irtncl:llnvs aregluhlllngforwardtllereisntl|.n!waydowntheralletoltheSulppe.
men killed ln the var thus far was aatlmatedat1000000brArthurHender
son nu an er of the lrar omnetl ln anaddr!!!today at Riehmmd.Ha eat!
fnatad the total eaaualtiea of the lar
to be in exoeae of the population of the
United Kingdom.(Tha population of
be United Kingdom according to the
cnlul of xml araa 4a.31or:lo.;
CUMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
_.........._..The following program will be [lean
on Commencement evening at the Opera
00562
rwocation Rev.A.E.Harah.
Double Quartet The Stan Are
Gleamirtg ln the Sky.
Theme Stock Judging aa an Exer
eiae For the Blair High School Har
old o.Peterson.
Theme Hour Excursion:Help vt3tallaetheClueB.acltaLlona Edna
Susllh.
Three part chorus for arotnena
voices Orer the Water E.S.
lioamér.
new innululll Irv Irr1compel!!;indiana tio Ilillllil
ln.try.one redment carlirr.one
|._ent Belt!anlllery onmradmnt
one lllery (len one mnatmnaliom
battall of engineers.3
F~r~c»\rt§§.°§.§tft ten
"'°"';""';~ emma an lnemyI"'"erm.*;runs Mn eral Jolfre and3exPremier3/ls l£l.9 ~the
French mlaalon the 1 d
~have arrlved aafel;nt Brest won e
return.
Only a fel otldnmerPremierVivian.in Ffmea 2
Geueral JoUre nth 1]New
York on May 15.The llflletlon
the same ship \\l1.l|:l1 had .t mam
to the United States an arlleh was
conveyed by menorwar.Till lltffrfr
attending the departure of tbeFNnth
minion was maintained to|rent the
1~reutlm.ma plana from fa.into
tha hand!of German eplaa am.o keen
the enroya mm from mln:endan
gered br German aubmarlnea.
knew i.forl
?\g need Mr coal and for wnnige in the nur
craft..nn ann;of 250.000 to nld the italian;The nuw pomlons were ultnmeu
which in ahlp lx.Arsw listening to The Julius F Silber i.|retumin
.I In lhvlr offrndve nxulntl lhe Auntru after ilerre fighting in an adm Theme Lessons from tbl Nl R
ihr advice of lho Itnllnn exiwns the with 1 f 11 5|1
nee ev n.u rin and of wit conl liuniznriums..__almuitnnegunly .xecuted on both the :slate Fair Hyrtle 1.Jenlln.
___._..u.hun and snuinrn nvhnnlllni nf fha Theme Whl1 ~SIU!
~?\ericans
u
wnmmnou.ll
Penhlnil tmovl
?\nd
ltlvu.
?\2L
Genera!
?\nt
Amrrienn
?\nilfd Sintra srovnrnnlrnl in exlw<:w¢1 l lhirh ill be dnlimrnd tonuljal IrishI_l 1
1
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mm.
?\take mrer the eniire prohlsnl ol
1:0111
and transportation for lialy.
Huw Auto Thllvcl Work.
SL Loulnf Mo.Bla;24.The round
ing up nf nuinruuuillle tlulevva wllone
operallum!ext:nd from St.Louis lo
Chicago.coniluzwd fnliouriux the nr
__ing Lo gat their supply ln curly.Wi!
were informed by Hr.Gallup that the
wal supply will be lhort this yur so
it will be a Ulu plan zo go:your supplyattheurllell.possible date.Thi
Elk will bring a cugo of merchan
dise
Germans Lou 4245000 Men.
The lingua May 2l.Ille total
mmIhor uf lla.rsunn inumm lI|\lu lhu vnfl
nf April in \slinm1el nl 4.2%I1\m.
These Ilzurvn were ro|u|1llr\l fmm 211
vrnriuus linta Imam!ln livrliu.?i\>nr
Iy 1{3lll0l\f)flvnnnnn have lawn klllvd
In Imuttiv.T110 !mlsII\m rnjlrvsvllt znvn
Mnmnvllllcrs crcnl.
Three upnrulo munternttnclu by
:hp Uirsnuws un poxltlnns <a;m\ur¢d onMun|18}hy lim 1nnch wvrv rnpulml.
m.\onLli|1g to nn utilclul ulutrmvnz lu
suvd by the Fmnuh war niiflce.The
number of prlsomrs taken ily the
Iwu|linlnu Hu.Jan vl!U|44
UI ul.uuls nlu||ullPresentationofdiplom
Held.
Clan Song 1heSc1
Senior Clue
Benldlcllon.Ru.C.ll.
Expcnllvl.
?\ood vim serving in the tnenchu
ln~u.r C.R!F1ance Tha nine redmeuu of cnt!
§m-err also wlll have American food. ll§merr
wuu
.Fonnnn.
will the redment of marine;lrhlch
will operate wuh Perihlnfa men.Tm:
was determined by Gen.A1 Emma.
chief of the dlrldon of supplies M the
qmrfumuten mnpa.who nlmdyhu
§merrhe I started puns for comphetlb
:toen unust at six men and a woman in lhll nuut an prison(n orwmmch1LL ho onelen:L exnerl ILll.Dmlu nf lnulnllnn
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_\\m.1mwuln Mm 24.izwostlzatiunl world wan turned over !0r tuning HP | the commlsury of :ho expedition.HPandS:\rlm.1I|l1l.Ill.The milfs!lnlngt PenInu:Thlna.l a f t h n t m e a u t o i h l c r e i n u m l n m n b u u t S w : e t In Nw d n- s tl ny Q f , ;| |l m d n
no n l vn .T h r ;my l l w m r n s : \ m f= 1 | | >w l n l l w r n l t i l l : l r u w s o r n f : h c m u m
w a l t u n i !! t h e y h a w u t n l n - n a b o u t i n n "M r wve r a l l uw vfl a n y m a n t o d o nn t l a
ma=hir1==~.c i l h u r i n S w l n r f l vl d .s r .| r r 'H a w mlsur:1!|l1 l a th e m n dl i i o a
1.<m¢|\m.Am y : 1 . ~ + | n n An l vrt v~ n
m u h : n l u n l l w l n l r h n r r l vvd I n n w vv!¢
was r c\i o\ 1v¢'| h y K IIIK Gm rg ge Q t l vvn
H n r y Il m p r i n c e u f W n !w \ m u l l ' r m
n f l'v:1mrlPd l u vl l l l u l n q i n t h w a r t the
£14rrllnn sul mm riz nw ls i o bf:u n fl vr
tll klm b y Ih v g m vr l m n n | .m l a §(¢l|\'
n n !!1l .rh |rm nl tr rn n tr el .Il wa s d t '
got u fl rr th e cl ou ds th e 11 11! m in g.
°fl l n \ e U n ! m ii w r l i ni n g r i pp e d n l
he d i m m ed , p e r e mp t u d l y .*'I> on t
kn o w s om e b o d y h a s t o p l y fu r Il ?
laf ly 945;~»\yp.
laf Fairfax.Ukh.May1:I.L
LL
Nu Brown.an Amrriiun was hum and
laf is or Fhlmxn.and Ihen start nlmu!|~mg I.1iCil mug the time
n CEN llury as uucxmgnmu panel.
laf fl¢.~.§U;f¢f lhl Navy Dun wumirr the cost or ilxlng ls high!J.Wichtllrh.I Hermm :nm
nuuyIPII|!u:n11munnn1¢:st was made ln Crrtnln optimist:rnlsvd n hue and wounded when the mm bulb!I dur!
cvnnvvlfull ullh tho ntntmmni uf ilud NY but only lo dlsc1.\\\r.to tlwlr pro With shmguns nter Wachllwll cw._.._.L ..|..|....A n...\...|...\..\.|
laf wur npurt.If the mmu are stolen | lr || were given them. and 110| Ia.nt; ll;
WanInSthaul: the5 ure tnkrn vllhvr to |f hour!"ere \\1u\l|.£|¢t\\\1!"lH and suv!uCtllcuifvnr sm:1n¢n¢za and if rwlvn us should]nc\erbon.r1uu:¢dfur;tlll Il\|uuro
ln Snrinxnvlfi.Hwy nm grnrrally Inkcn Goa would lake lhls for u good mu u 2193 ff fu
laf ile
Quahlibn.
mmvs through lui!mul
laf Hnxlm ilmt iw has ;wr1rclld 11 found rlmnzrin mm.onIng to me war Inn mul.nu Annu ul!un
1 ..df1Ic1.~lhnl lil nmku nhlpa lmmunl and ctw lllilrg um!nnnlher.their trade hurry 1.|p1nd mah l00dnls ilttlltiun
from torpexloen.was nu loanr uhnl.in hal been.no ¢1nlr¢$1 .!!¥9i!¢Stats.px
.o a
laf .1ul;:\l1ce und
Indululuw
f m w .
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laf t. Louis of
Chicngu.
laf ckunlng.Bishop
Uni!I " "| .'PJ' u nc . -'nun |. |. up
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''FrmdI'E li i ii i ti ii ii lm s m s u a a n m u
wo o o o e o o w o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o v w o o p o o w w w o o o e g | 1 | 'PARAMO UN TB L A I R I N B R I E F !" ' - I ~ ° a . . ; : ° , :
talker helen mlrrllgo.FIN. w. W. willmmn anterlainad
llr.and Hn .Jn.H u h u s h m
from Clenimcl,Ohio.rililllll I r .and lin. Fm Clsrldgs and uthsr tila-S O C I E T Y
livesof Hn. Nash, who In Pods Cu-
my zsu me Aw s
BLAIR CHAUTAUOUA DATAla1"°i3°°°°1i°°i°°EF "- ~
talker helen mlrrllgo.FIN. w. W. willmmn anterlainad
llr.and Hn .Jn.H u h u s h m
from Clenimcl,Ohio.rililllll I r .and lin. Fm Clsrldgs and uthsr tila-S O C I E T Y
livesof Hn. Nash, who In Pods Cu-
my zsu me Aw s
BLAIR CHAUTAUOUA DAT
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wo o o o e o o w o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o v w o o p o o w w w o o o e g | 1 | 'PARAMO UN TB L A I R I N B R I E F !" ' - I ~ ° a . . ; : ° , :
talker helen mlrrllgo.FIN. w. W. willmmn anterlainad
llr.and Hn .Jn.H u h u s h m
from Clenimcl,Ohio.rililllll I r .and lin. Fm Clsrldgs and uthsr tila-S O C I E T Y
livesof Hn. Nash, who In Pods Cu-
my zsu me Aw s
BLAIR CHAUTAUOUA DATThe E n t e r n r i s e US °€."£§ §Q`1'Z.1§§.T2Li»'§°=$..'I$,Zf ¢\.¢¢\.-rx (\()»0 §'Have You Planned Your
Summer Trip?
succm'r:oNs=
Puget Sound, Giaoler National Psrk,Yelionlone l|rll. (Iann
dlan Rockin, Colorado, Cailforuis.
New York, Bolton, Cl HCL!I TOURS To THE EAST.
zxcunslox PARKS EAST |niW£ST
Wm Clmicc ,f Rauma
VAGATION PLANS-WlsconninMtnnesotl Lake!-Our Oatiult Paid-
er will suggest | plane to gn- :ent fno upon requett.
GOOD LAND-Mnko 5 trip to Upper Wwromln and get Ii:ithandknowledge of the mil, palea and markets. You wlli then npprceinehe futuri value of this ltctinn.Our Industrial depar tment tiil.without cfmge. uslut you in Ilndtng tha farm §ou want.Head mrFolder "Firm Land in Upper Wiscamln.
c., sr. P., M. s. 0. Ri-
.Fu Tuul Inforunolivn fall Upon M /HJlu.|
G. S. o. m:r.rmm,G. Il. hlcRA1IAgent, Blair, Nebr.Genera! Passenger Agent, Ht. Paul. Minn.
H. M. PEARCE. (lenlrn| Tralflc Manager. St. Pam. Minn.
v c n u w r a a n R E G I S T R A T I O N
C L E R K S
Th e f o l l o w i n g i n a l i s t o ff p ¢ H 0 n s
w h o h a vi vo l u n t e e r e d t o u r n a n R e g -
l n n n i n a n d fo r W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,
N e b n l k l .a n t h e E l h d a y o f Ju n e .
l9 l'a ', t h e d ay d e si gn a te d b y P re si d en t
W i l s o n u R e d s t r a t i o n D a y .
Th e L i s t a ls o sh o ws t he na m e o f t h e
pr e ci n c t w h en e ac h on e w i l l s e rve , L o -
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Pa u l E . H u b be l l , C h i e f.
H e n r y T r u h l u n
Af :LR THE THEATRE. MATXNEE OR EVENIN(
REFRESH YOURSELF AT THE
BEAUTIFUL NEW roumm
James Mose's Confectione
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give y ou no tme ides of its beauty- only the eye itself can fully:
xpprec inte it.
But its beauty is but | . mi no r p m o f the wo nde rs of the
beautiful new Fountain--every new sc ien£iEc feature invented
in embodied in it---it is the only iountain in the West that Serves
ood; COLD every time. automatically it eleanses almost aleril
izlea each glass after using and PULISHFA5 it: every particle nl
waste and mfule is instamy removed by a special devic e tml.
of aight. of the serving counter w the cellar below, earllg |.1.-.-u is
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Charles T. Llnz, Chia!
Henry A. Maier
Cuminz City Township
C. A. Warrick, Chief
Andrew Beck
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Linc oln Tomuhip
B. Nurkirk, Chief
V. Nevrkirk .
Richilnd Towmhigfno.I
L. Cook, Chief
n m De Solo Township
Harry sau, cum .
c. F. SvabodaBlair City, Fin! Ward
Hlnry B. Taylor, Chief
Earl W. Jacob:
l\loSE'g NEW SODA FUUNTAIN
Blair City, Third Ward
S. E. Kemp, Chief
D J. Daly
Fontaneile Township
Frank Scheer, Chief
Otto A. Lnnghorst
Grant Township
J. C. Broderann, Chief
E. W. Smith
Blair Township
C. C. Van Deusen. Chief
C. K. Hansen
Andnew G. JensenArlington Township
Ernest Wager, Chief
0. E. Hazen
June: H. Jensen
Richland Townahip, No.
R. H. Vance, Chief
George Bruno
Ft. Calhoun Township
James Walton
1-'ma H. Frahm, Chief
Blair City. Second Ward
C. M. Forenun
George B. Rikor
Fra. J. Fur, Chief
Blair City, Fou rth Ward
J. P. Jensen, Chief
Jurgen Sorenaen
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Arlington
FIN.w. W .willmmn entertained
lhe i:IpiecopalGuild and e fe! other
hlende Thuratley altemnon.
Cb ltlll E .Ilavil,sergeant of Co.
F,and lisa Hallie J .Mayhew. of
Blelr, were grunted a marriage license
In Oma hl ha!Horudey, according in
Omaha papers.
DANCE!
Spiker Garage
May 26th,
blx oN's` oRcr|Es?RA
The llondny Alternoon club ahctod
omean whlln in union at In L. .\.
Will{Qml'hom0,onlh03)th, inat..:Pr||
ldent. ilu. Anna Cook Ma ti n;Vim
Pmidmc . lln. T. F. Finnell; Ble'y .
Trauunr, lln. Smoc k; Prognm Com
mi a m for ensuing y u r :llc d a mu
Chuiy, Hangman md Hows. Thu wb
than tdjourmd for the summer.
The Royal Neighbors Kensington
are being entertained this afternoon
at Mn. Qttn.,\llen°| home, by Hu-
d l m u Allen, Dulaney,Donner and
Farr.
lin. Chu! Mancha very plnuanlly
anurulnld thc German Ladies KI!!!
Klueh at hor home on Thuradly alll:
norm. This il one of tbl clubn that kllpl
tbl alder India nl tho city, young.
Mn .Wil!Maher and Hn .Heed
0'}llnlnn new whues It a very plea
lanl cud party givsn 'Nednudny an
ning to 1 Lumber ul friends at the Jlmel
Haber home 'Nut South attest.
'l'¢l¢l| 1s¢.llvenhuly uma
Min Cara Unruh, daughter oi Hr.
and Mn. J. I. Unmh, of thla city, is
to be mnrriad Saturday of this Ink.
to Mr. Gu: Btraxneu, at Inwlstowm.
Mont.Mlu Unruh hu been hnidlng
down n claim near Lurlstovum.for
several years, and the gentldlnnwhom |110 is to marry il also | ranch-
er nur than uma plac e.Tha Binh
friends of Lb~ bride extend but wish-
ns for bend! and husband.A d r l
who nervt enough to hold dum a
clnim in a new c ountry. Huy from
parents and friends. is deserving of
the best than is in life.
Int Thundny, tha mb, at tbl home oi
Sbc rll Hohrona.llr.Juno: Virgil
Chlmberl and lil! Sheila Thompian,
of Fremont. and llr. Edsurd C. Olson
md H i n Irene lioooer. also of the
same pines, wen the contracting pnr»
thi. Mr Chamhon being a nephew al
the lherin.The young bridn Imiud.putty in modest lpparll and gioiring
beauty md the pooml are lubmmthi
young mm who :cd together ln Fra-
monl.Rev. John B. Willinml. pastor
ul the Chrllllm church, tied the knot!
and dw thu cenemouy A sumptuous
dinner was served by Hn. Hebron:
The nuptial party ieft on the evening
train for the lnulh, and on returning
from their humymoou trip wil! take up
the bunineu of home-making in Fra
mont.-Cuntrlbuted.
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caption to the graduating c laastu
given by the Juniors in the aaaamhly
room at the Central school building
when the hoata gurl a short program.An adjournment was then taken to
the Methodist church parlor: where
the Queen Esther Circle served a han-
quet in the latest approved style.Tho
coier scheme of the decorations was
lavender and white, the clan colors.
Mia: Vivian Feer uffered the toutswhich were dnmk by both Junluri and
Seniors.Here ail went mecrry as the
marriage bells which wiilaoon be Hn;-
ing for mme of the stately and aedate
Senior..When the iaat course of the
banquet had vanished like a beautiful
dream. the two claaaea hied away to
Sche!ller'a hall where the remaining
hours at the night were spent in woo-
ing the terpalcorian god.It was one
of the very pleasant affair:of the
season and one that will be remem-
bered by the individual members of
the claae, when the aterner duties of
life ahall shut out many of its pleas-
uree.
?or Sale:-A Ford Touring Car top
Inquire of J I l Bmll,Blair,Nlbr.
la if.Beginning Fnbrun.rJ.'lst.1010.
4 par cent int-ervst wiil be paid un
certificates uf deposit issued for
air mamma. nine months and una
y ea r.- Th e B ank in g Huna n of A.
Casteucr.
.ron snusA Going Grocery Store, doing a guod
business inlhe belt Iqcation in Blmir il
otf for nle, cheap for c ub.For
particulln inquire ll. zhla ofhce.i s u
Irinllnd.Bnlda. Lhkyour| mm who
|.¢»»a moogh w ¢»u1¢. dub in rmbigluguu wlllmlh I mum goodbomb xhrowu In uuschep, It n com"
r. mu on .Slim ua Plhllnhor
¢.'iI¢'?"1'»' ! f *. .'. . .
""!¢* 2» f. ¢."'»'f'1'..'£=|'¥,'. °Y».1'»2|'§
u n v d l n n w n u l u i u x n a l u ma s ¢ » . u n h \ » 2 w ¢ \ n u \ u :Qu ant umg . ,' f n - - \ - g - _ ,-=~=-»=_»;»;
a n d slums" $ u u \ n a m v ¢ | | \ l » l h h u m ~
lasuz n s v z n v r m n n '
Hal !" d n l. . w " » '. : ? m'.... an ..'::.:',Lz'...».,::
' r m n x
Tb-|n'| pienty oi room ln the head of
nch ltllmnn
Tn lull a goud.workable outfit of
brains,
But yet the world au nan from thou:
and! of duh#
Who don't know enough lo coma In
uhm I t mm.
when they talk pidnly or grumble
profane!!
And ny that Success il 3 treacherous
mins,- -
mt step up behind them and ungls
0 Nmlnd lhlm
n'| room at the wp for the MIG*
who thinks.
- Pouar.
sa una ummm0n¢Dolhr|§'nrlnAdvu\ee.
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TELL THE TRUTH
Various excuse: wen advanced lut
inter to account for cxtcrtlonate
. ~prlces.Car shortage vu the
lin culprit.The true nun in ro~
eaie-d by tha Federal Tnde Comt'ni|-
on, whic h nah: l genersl mon | -
cnx cperaton to necure "all ihr
mme will boar."-Ozmha Bac.. _ -
United Sum Senator llanry Lane.
f0r¢|on, dled st n San Francisco
| p i w last Tuesday night.lliu
~oath was occasioned by n bison! dot
~n the brain..
PIC T UR E sn o w s H ARD u n
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ilan qe r Robinson.ol' tbl Hams
Theltll,il "looking . for n place to
nam" If tbl 121090506 war tex of the
fodanl. governmtnt on mating plet
ure abou sroel into lfhc t; up it will
put him and tbl Home an: of business.
as it Ill! all picture about in ellie: ol'
this om.The proposed Inv, as ached
ulod by eonrnll for adoption, prupol
tn tax tickets to all claus of about
lnclndlng pletnn ahora, 10 por :mt ol
thcnmounttbnynrenold furandinad
dltlon, ll hu bien :hind that the pm
p r h h l mu a tp q u u u a t p s r f o o tu r
for "try foot of #lm shown, which il
1 bltivsbcy andquutlon and than
¥ouldn't be a plctnn lhovrin exiltanca
in so days illnapr Ro'binaoq_uy| he
~ltplay n a :lilly anra n oi ~ het
of Mm srporrvrhleh alone ibv ux would
bl $65. nun! limos tho toot of the
fnlm and mon than thc sntin avenge
daily ncllpla of tht thou.If um Eur
boéomu :lectin the Blah public will
ba without | plctun sho! plan ul en
tertnlnment, insunter.
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A V O I D C D N B C R I P T I O N
S p o h n l ,W a s h. .H u y 2 1 . - A z n e r l
- n e i t i u n a o f e o n u r r p i t i ve n g a a r e
r o u i n g t h a h a r d e r i n t o C a n a d a i n
r i l n u t n h o r s .n o w r d i n l t o U n i t e d
a m i n s p e c t o r : h a n .Th e m o va -
l h u b e e n a p p t n n t fo r s e ve n !
el l a , t h c i n s p i c t o r u i d b o d n y .Th e y
i d s l u t a n a q u a ! n u m b e r o f. y o u n l r
Ia n n d l u u n n c o m i n g i n t o t h i s c o u n -
r y ,
Ma n y o ! t he C a na d i a ns w h o u r e l a i d
o fu r c u n s e r l p t l o n , h a ve d e c l a r e d a t
a b o r d l r t h a t t i n y w e r e A m e r i c a n s
nt u r h l n g t o th i s c o u n t r y , i t i n m i d .
3 "= H 4 nn l 1 r u r l g r u y u a l u l l n u m .Us » - - - . . . .......,, _ _ _ _gn o o o o o o o o o ¢ o o o 4 o ¢ ~ o o o o o o o o o s o m a o m o a o e o s w o w w o i o o w o i Tuesday of eachIe f ~ f '1 * L
~ ~~w e e k .1 3 - l f
R e n a Planta will pleeae you.
a l l l
Mrs. Hoover from Miaeouri Valley.
hae been a guest of her elater,llra.J.
E. Campbell, for several days.
Mrs. George Kellogg ie here from
Mapleton, Iowa, on a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mfr G. G. Lundt.
Mina Franoea Coatetter, who ia u
student at Brownell Hall,Omaha,
spent Sunday at her home in Blair.
NEW ELASTIC SPORT c ons:-ms
at Mrs. Stradiinfe CORSET STORE,
Price$l.ll0, $I.25,$l.'?5 and ~ 17-It
Begmnmg Febr uary la t 1916,4 perc ent internet will be paid on
certificates of deposit issued for
six months, nine months :md one
y ea r.- The Ba nki ng Hou se of A.
Gaatotber.
Mr. and Hrs. J. C. Long 1afere¢A§led
to Red Oak, Iowa, to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs. Lonfe mother,ieho
passed away at her home on Hr.
I.»on¢'a birthday, on Thursday of laal.
week.
Miaaea Meta and Louiae Hichaell.
of Tekamah,and Lynn Parish and
Frank Reyallk, of Herman, were Bun-
day guests of the Schmwlng family
in Blair.The young ladiea are nieeea
of Mre.Schmahilng.
Neareet thlnfl in ledlee Iaiala $1.00,
ard ll.25 at the Blair Racket Store.
liiddlee DE-c 81.50.Girls' Spring drea-
eee -we to 81.00.Ladlee'Bon filot
Aprons, many etylee 5.5¢ am 15: each.
n o t ~.
Henry Anderson waa up from Flor-ence visiting relatives and friend!
Tuesday.He ia undecided aa to what
line ol bualneae he will engage in but
it may be safely aaaumed that he will
not be a "gentleman of iieaure" for
any length of time.He ian't built for
a life of ease.
The State Bank of Blair. Nebraska
arillpay you Four per cent inte:aet
per annum on Time Certilieatea ot De-
poalt for Six. Nine or Twelve month!
All depoeita are protected by the
Goaiantaelrmmd of the State of Ne-
braska.3-ti
Harold Peterlon eame. op from Lin-
coln, when he hal been attending the
State Uaieerelty elnee the Christmas
vacation, to (redone with the Senior
eiaaa here neat week.Harold Galahad
the High school con:ee a half year
ahead of the claae. obtaining all hle
oredlla and ia now a hal! year ,asm
at the University.He will, ae ueual,
tort on the farm during vacation.
DANDRUFI' CURED at t]1eBEAU-
TY PARLOR.See to it that your
prettey glossy hair ia not ruined with
dandrufl.17-li
The eircoe Hooley didn't attract
much of a crowd.The farmare were
looboey in the nelda to leave their
work to come lo to the afternoon per
formance and the weather uae eothreatenlngin the evening that they
eroul:ln't venture lorth lilh their care.
The street parade in the iorenoon eras
quite creditable.The lmoreea were fat
and well groomed and the men and
women genteely ooetomed.Three ree
olar bende and a cailthompian band
distributed along the proeeaaion enliv-
nnetl the entertainment.The animal
about was not eatenalre.The people
with the ahol' were quiet, well behaved
genteel folka.
ll your hairia thin and the eoalp dry
yon will End that a hal: alnge and hot
oi! treatment wiil etart a new growth
of el°lIr» abundant heir.llre. Strad
ling la very auoceeelnl with her Beauty
Parlor lrork, and everybody la moat
welcome.\ .i3tl'
Stop! Listen!
Don't forget the
White City Restaurant
Upen Day and Night
-Girk Four To Fourteen-
Glrls' Dresses made of good ma-
terial, trimmed ln the latest lash-
lon. ln sizes lor girls from lout to
fourteen y ears ol nge.I have a
large stuc k,In ali th e varied
styles and patterns tu select lron1.'
They're good enough to dress up
In and servic eable enough lor
everydsy weer. and are pric ed at
little more than the c ost o i ma-
terial ol equal quality .Call and
examlne them.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton,
The Mlllln er.
,
t Rolo.Nsbr.,la in the city for a
hurt visit li th hte parents. hlr. and
Ira. Jud Taylor, and other membersf the family and earloul friends.
The ball game test Sunday between
me Golrnar clrcua rooatabouta andthe
:lair and Herman combination a»aan't
noogh of a gamo to joke about.The
wal team amn by a score of I3 to o.
ho audience area compaed of a fee
pectatora.
Soft water SHAMPOO ot Mra.
trodlinfa BEAUTY PARLOR.£
ctric dryer, and electric vibration all)l BOC.This is the SHALIPOO BEA-
ON.1 7 lt
Martin Paulson. who reeldea in the
ummera district,hal recently pur
ltaaed the Barton eighty near hte own
arm, paying somethlng over 00,060
ar the property.There are no bulld-1¢¢ on the place but lt la considered
hal. the price paldla a cheap valuation
onaidealng the price of reel eltate at
he preeent time.
Thursdays Omaha Bee contained a
ery natural picture of the late Judge
l". C. Walton, of Blair, and his only
rand child, Ruth Farnham, the llttie
nughter of Mr. and Mra. Cbaa. Farn-
am. of this city.There la a atrong
emily resemblance existing betweenhe two and the picture ia one that
Baby" will appreciate when ahe ia
mo .
Be aure and look over our Hoal'e11'
then ln need of any.Ladles', ¥l| |ll',
loya'and Ion a'Hole at t2ic. 1542.
9c, :Elie and up to 09: per pair.Ladies
llack Sllk Boot Special,itfnc a palr.--
llair Racket Store.112t
Curtis Bu;tcon°ia Mfg; on a visit to
ia parents. Mr. and re.Fred Bu-
eon. for a few days. Curtin la em-
loyed in Kansas City, and came to
.incoln to attend the funeral of n
hum who wna killed in a motorcycle
ccident, and returned to Kanaaa City
ie. Blair.
Ladies who have had an OPERA-
'ION will, llnd the ELASTIC GIR-
IOLE a i d the ELASTIC CORBET
ual. what t.he§{ have been LOOKING
or.You can get them at Mrs. Stard-
ing'e CORSET STORE.Next door
rest of the Boyera Bakery.l.'I-lt..
In a list of 24 Non-commlaaloned of-
lccra of the Fourth Nebraska rod-
nent, named by Col. Baehr, command-
na olllcer of the regiment, to attend
he Fort Snelling reserve training
amp. two are selected from Company
P.,Sergeanta Chas.E. Davis and
*rank Lutz.The two young man left
llair headquarters for Fort Snelling
eaterday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Storde left the first of
he week for her Colorado ranch,
rhere ahe wilt .apend the summer
alsinz vegetables and grain.Hrs.
ltrode ia another girl who was ambi-
ioua to own a farm. and ao took a
mrnestead nnd waa aucceedlng well
with it when Bill juat married her and
|paet aorne of her agricultural plana.
lowever, she intends to get a deed to
\ pretty good aized chunk of Colorado
oil, before ehc turns her attention en-
lrely to Bill.
Another wreck occurred on the Om
tha road, nur Florence laat Monday
tight, delay ing tralllc till alo nl to
ward noon the following day.The
non-ning neurapapera due to arrive
mere at 7:23 a. rn., were not received
mtil noon.A couple of tight engines
tent out front Omaha to move tht
:ircua train from here ran into the
rear ond of a freight train causini
:onalderahly wreckage. but fortunate
Ey no one waa aerioualy injurde.
Anton Larson. Omaha dairyrnnn.. orwhoaepremlaee$5,000 worth of li
quora waa. recently found and conlla
cated by Sherifl'Clad. was founfguilty after a hotly contested coae il
the Douglna county court. Ened 810|
and the liquor ordered destroyed. Lar
son appealed the case and the liquo
will be held during the pendency o
the care in the higher courts.
The alaaa sermon will be preached tthe graduating claaa of the ltlalr Ht;
school, at the Opera House on nee
Sunday eeenlng br Rev. W. ll. Undel
arood.Thla ia a ClaseSermon-not
Baccalaureate. for Baccalaureatv ad
dreeeee are given in college-s where th
degre--»of "Bachelor of Arla"o
"Bachelor of Education" ls conferre
upon lta graduatl.tfovrerer, of lat
yeara, eeery country achool that grad:
atee a claaa thlnlra lt la entitled to
a "Baccalaureate" aermnn.and ever| Iittte achool diau-ict calla ita playzroun
a '*ea\npoa"--it aounda well and aon
l"'°"'° 60 love to make a ahosr.
5 I sell more high c laas illlllneryl
10mahapeop\e than all the Hlllinol
Storee ln Omaha acll to 1llalr peopl
l t a r g a l n C o u n t e r a n d R a c k e t Sto1
aalaa o f l l l l i n l r y . o l a n c i e n t dealgm
I
Chautauqua Pragf am "Hill
SusanLo that.-Em
mu o n ' mnml z Dr. w. 1-'. u...p¢.1u-. Dentnl Qm
located over Shia Blnk.1.3I.HARD COAL
lllr .H. Skov Nhlun. had of thtocnl chmtsuqun and su :hid promo-aer, bu fnorld ThlEn| .| |;prbo with
Lhl following prupoctns o llxll au-\:n°|\ rlmntnnqfu.In he held in th!!:ily Juiy zum so Aumm 36, lmslswinzl
The local c haulnuqna c ommit!!! ll
in recsip|._o¢ mdvicc hom the Blnsadard
Chnutanqun Sglttm ttut the data for
Blw an July 29th to Mx Jrl.
An anjoynblotlma In neared no all
lrho atund !.h|.chmLluqn\ this yan
fo ta n a r c wh a n a . g lu t pr o g r a m
' r u Chicago Ore hn tm Su mma,
vnu pop and vorntiilty ; the Kuhn
Goncecrt Co.recognised artists;tb l
h mm: F i s k h h lln B ln n n a n d a u
Whho Ilunar Bu d a n a men : th c
mullw eompaniu to bl unjnyld.
Ron Crane the gust cartoonist :M
:hy modc ld Iii! gif! ml d hh phil-
lng mg;-gm The Irish autor.G55-
rlc l R. lllf nin . 'UI ull lb! r ealli'-
In! awry ot hi s Mum up s:loan s;lord: Hlndua, the :latin Rullian, will
in h is ahmtau qus uid nu am y ou
: m a m m a a u n c m° f n £ . 1 . . , u ? m . ' ° . I . w » u = -
C H I C A G O a N O R T H w a s r s n n
u n u i u é m w f q m n m
l% JI¢. m. dn II|l £ a . | n . d l II| '
1:38 0 m. dnl!!Lu » ll.. dailr
c n S . p g M . 8 0 .
N¢|!h!D\|nd s m h u m a
|Sun.r o n . a n u . S | | l .7.23 l.m. dm I ex.5 m r
m u d d !r.:.S\m.1: | $ ¢ m . d u 1 fu 5 - u n .n n .Il i l o : d l l . t f ¢ x S l m .61Sn.m.6¢1lf.
I.l5 a ¢ .5n .nd |1o alr
H e m o r i a l n r v i c a l w i l l b e h e l d a
t h e O p e n H e i n e , a t l l n . r n . S u n d n r
M r s . H a m M o r r i s h a d u a n o ve r
S u n d a y g u e s t . h e r fr i e n d . M i s ! M a d e
C h d a t e n s n n , o f O m a h a .
M r . a n d M n . J. M . E va n s w e n t . u
H e r m a n y e s t e r d a y t o vi s i t H r s . E va n :
fa t h e r , G e o r g e B u i l i n g t c n .
[Under the store caption Attorneyll. 6. Enyert writes the Iollowln com
eeunlcetmn to the Hurt County emocrat,ubllehed ln his borne town.'1`et.....E=1
"Mn Bdstor:
One off the most important thlngs to:
the pecpll ot Teksmsh and elclnlty tc
consider ls the question of our herd
rue! eu-pl? tor the coming wmter sud
the prices that we wlll here to psy for
the same.ll we sre not eerefut we
will be roblnfl this winter ss we were
lest winter.I believe thet one of the
brat things thst could heppen would be
to csll e speelml mess meeting of our
people to eewder this qoestkm.There
.ees absolutely ro legitlmsts reseon
why we should have been forced to
pay Sl5 s ton for our had eos! lsst
winter any more then we should Pu
that price this oemlng ertnt er.The prellmlnery reportof the Federal
Trsde Commission ebows that herd
coel le none selling et the ~lnee in
Pennsylesnie ae follows: En-$3.81.
Stove, 63.8I, Chestnut, $3 ve p e r tnThislu about 30 cents s ton higher
then it sold for s your ego owing In
the Increase ln psy o! the miners from
It tolillcents s ton.13- trsde c om
mission is eesurcd by men who owe
nlme coed mines and by the miners them
:elses that this will be s year ot unus
salty tsrge production, end thst there
u no reesou why the prices of herd
noel to the consumer should be higher
then it was a tow peers ego, end 3et
unless we take some ecti-on, we ses ll
able to psy estortionste prices ter our
herd eosl.lthlnk st this time ere ere entities!
to easurenee trout our locel deelers es
to what prke they expec t us to pe;
them for herd eosl.I sm estletled that
one end possibly ell ol' our locsl dealers
rnslle s practice o! buying their eoelnot later tben Hey each yesr, end by
so delhi! t-her get e discount of 46 cents
a ton over the September or leter or
ders.I believe that must of this noel
wet was eotd lestyeer in this town et
about Ot5, never cost our lucat dealers
more then bel! of that amount of mon-
ey lald down in Tekemah, end ere we
coins to stend for sny more such
rquessesse this. coming enntsr! Trade
Comznlealon says that the retell prices
Lzenerslly obtslning at this time ere un-
wsrrenlcd.Our coal dealers by buy
we their cqel nuw een sell ue cosl se
chesp se they uid several yeen ego
end stlll mske s hendsome prolt, sol
think It ls up to the dealers to glee pub
Iielty et this tlme on their retell prices
of herd coal su that if the eems is not
eattsfectory, ere. the people may safe
guard ourselves by stepping into the
market et this time end buy our own
euppty ef coal end thereby ease our
selves anywhere Item 50 to 100 per
rent on our cusl bills for the coming
winter.Our people ere perfectly wil
hng to psy e legitimate prollt to the
men who eel! ue ooal, but we do not ln
tend to have them join bands with the
ecoundrel speculetore who robbed the
American people lset year.The com
mission ssye tbet "in many instances
more .then 100 per cent proht were
peld hy the consumer together with
enormous bills for esr demurrqe."
You see the speculetors need the ooel
eers for months at s. time for theirwere house.s
We ere pstrlotic, we ere goin( to
tlgbt et home end sbroed.We belleee
in the Red Cmes ss thoroughly se we
detest this double cross in the enthra-
cite business.
In conclusion. unless I get eesursnce
as toerhst my herd coel ls c oins to
cost me,1 sm golng to b uy s esr
of herd coal on mr own hook seen
if l have to borrow the money to
do tt.Is there any one who wente en
interest in thls cer of coal?
The toys st the station have serv
-Dr. Baller hu moved bil dental of
Bee hom over f1utellar'| Bunk to th'~ MARKETS rooms above Halhfs Drug Store.1| z
Min Eill Slruu. who Leachn in thu
Corrected Weelgl »=_=3;§==-=-= ol Tluamlayw
[ R e p o r t e d B y C r o w e l l U r a l s & L u m -
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i R e p o | t e d b y F a r m e r s ' C l r o p e r a t i ve
P l e a l l u t V i e w di s tr i ct ,c l o n e h e
sch oo l to da y wi th a n in do or p ic ni c.
C u h r e r Bu c h an a n .w h o m a k e !b i
h o m e w i t h h h a u n t , l n . W m . B o n l n e
h u s c a r l e t fo u r a n d i n cons eque nce
th e B on l ne ho m e l l q u ar a nt i ne d .
C O R S E T S F I T T E D a t M r s . B i n d
l i n z 's C O R S E T S T O R E .N o extra
c h a r g e f o r fi t t i n g o r n l t e n t i o n . 1 7 - 1
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In one County in South Dakoxa over ninety farmers
were "cnugh¢" for $200 a piece-in one month»-by a
"GetRich-Quick" schcmer.
Unlon.]»His.: Etta Christensen, daughter o
$2.»5 Mr. and Mn. Peter Christensen, wh
recently moved here from Teknnah
'I 5~j rm gone zo Huron, s. D. for 1. viii
5" with a married sister.
Wheat......
Corn - W hite
Corn-YellowIf thosz farmers had consulted :hair BANKER.be~
for: investing Ilnir hand earned money,they wouldu'l
have been "hurnt."
how It hnpponod.Dr. Fhxinhh not
llc mn "Chan¢ln¢ tho Imtal Atmel-nharlz" thu Hon. Lulia I. BMI Iii!Oat!
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Mia.:Ludllc Kemp iuvea Sundl:
for Kama: City to join the Columbh :uh un "Evotution In lltun Gof-
ma n tlJ . " a n d : r u n i n to lt n m
u e e n u r a h l th e p r i n t " to d d
Mk t. "|
'hy the Torrington Vacuum cleaner
at Pioneer.41 tt .
Herman, too, has a "Baccalnuroa
se r m o n t h i s ye a r . .
te ll
Chris Johnson and wife were over-
Sunday guests ot Omaha relatives.
Hin Block nent to Kennsrd Satur
day to spend Sunday with relatives.
Dr.Armstrong,of Omaha.was a
guest at .tho llagnus Johnson home on
Sunday.».
John F.White qturned Monday
(roms business trip to 0'Neill and
other western points.
Dr.Stesrarfs New Onloe.Hayle
Block, and Floor.12Lf
Capt. Bill {"wint°')Thomas came
down from Teltamsh circus day sod
mst man of his old time frleods.
Peter Christensen and rimuy enter
tained Hr. and Mrs. 1. G. wwe and
children. of Tekamsh. on Sunday.
TOPLES CORSETS at the CORSET
-STORE.lint.Strndling SELLS
UURSETS.17-It
Hrs.w.ll.Underwood went to
Omaha Wednesday to attend the Food
Conservation meeting. mins as a dele-
gate lrom the Monday Af ternoon Club.
VanlinsaAntlll Co. unloaded another
car of Chevrolet: last Saturday and on
Bonds; delivered one to Tom Kstzen
who lives on the old Nix Tsrleton plate
¢ » . . 0 \ u n ¢ - D A l n | ¢ \ | \
Sin;-ing Orchestra and will be gon
during tho summer.
George Donaldson and wife were of
from Omaha Sunday for a short vial
with Mrs.Donal.dson's mother, Mn
F. M. Castotter, and sister, May.. - 1 | - I
Wanled:-At once, horse collar stu!
fer.Steady employment.-lllnnesot
Harness Factory, Winona,Minnesota
16 tf.
Mi.s|"E|?ma Bolln. who has bee1
visiting her parents, Mr.and Mr:
Claus B-olln, of Blair, returned to he
home at Silver Creek, the first of th
week.
Let your idle money earn somethin:
The State Bank. Blair. Nob., will ps
Four per cent tnterest on Tlme Card!
oatss ot Deposit for Six,Nine o
Tsrelre months 3-t!
A. C. Jones and wife, aecompanie
by Mrs. Jones' sister. Mrs. Esta Spell]
man. and Elmer Mun.son..autoed 1.
Herman and spent Sunday with Fre
,Rob-1hon and family.
Mrs. Julia Kelley and son, 1ll10l|
are .here to spend the eununer in thei
home on out Lincoln street. They wi
return to Omaha at the opening o
.school next September.
Yon can get Four per cant lntarel
per annum for your money deposited i
the State Bank, Blair, Nebr., on Tir:
Patrtjiiealal nf mmsau for Six. Nlr
lyou are thinking of making \
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unmpw un z mu m of u as hn d-
\Chau¢|uqnlt.hB yur ull bo thu
xiarcluuuaqu for th bon and
Is,th e hy no c n o l llk h wi ll b n
|:rlnL||m.":M ma n ly : h u n ls r
away from LOSING your MONEY
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
J u . b u t u m. Map wi d . n u n s -
|, purlm-hm tht! npasul Shell in
alieufvieo.Th l mla r s n p n lo n f
nmp li nhe l Lhll vn u n nr ii, " mn
ln u m c m l p a n a .A mu Ma n i a
widnd for th boy und vllf N d|~
tad by one of thi chluuoqll e n r -n.Thoounturlllblui-unn\n¢h| | h
precinct when each one will serve, Lo-
wi!.:-»
Herman Township
Paul E. Hubbell, Chief.
Henry Truhlun
SheHdan Township
Charles T. Llnz, Chia!
Henry A. Maier
Cuminz City Township
C. A. Warrick, Chief
Andrew Beck
Linc oln Tomuhip
A. B. Nurkirk, Chief
FJ. V. Nevrkirk .
Richinnd Towmhigfno. I
A. L. Cook, Chief
D. n m De Solo Township
Harry Scltl., Chic!.c. F. Svaboda
Blair City, Fin! Ward
Hlnry B. Taylor, Chief
Earl W. Jacob:
JABE B. GIBSUN,.loux ll. GIBSON,
Cashiur Axuintfant Cashier
'l`here's No Better Time Than House
l\loSE'g NEW SODA FUUNTAIN
Vanlluss 81 Antill Auto Co
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Friendsund the General Public of Blulr and
surrounding territory that we haveour New Sulcsroom and office com-pleted and are
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Cleaning Time to Install Gas
AE :Ln THE THEATRE. IIATINEE OR nv!-zsm.
nslrnssn YOURSELF AT 'rm:_
BEAUTIFUL NEW l'0lIN'l'A|N
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IJ a m e s M o s e ' s C o n f e c t l o n e
fur lighting and heating.Wt llg E15 Lim _nm ¢.».,...... nu! mu
and help in thu matter. and sl. unit. eatimntcs.(JI (;:|lllr\£3 them
is nu xnblimllinn on ynur part i wlicing fur tha fu.r.:L# and figures.
We are so sum that gm us n fuvi und iiluminnnt wil!pluve ro
superior £0 other wafs that we promise 5nu'll lind ll. well
worth your véhiic to invcaligulu.__
We. of course, dnn'L vxpcct your pa!.runu,':0un any other
basis than wat. you wil! serve your nwu interoala ba giving
iz. to ns.
Why not ilavvaligulci
And I.nd1!.5!
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giva y ou no tme ides of its beauty- only the eye itself can fully:
xpprac inta it.
But its beauty is but | . mi no r p m o f the wo nde rs of the
beautiful new Fountain--every new sc ien£iEc feature invented
in embodied in it---it is the only iountain in the West that Servvs
ood; COLD every time. automatically it cleanses almost aleril
izlea each glass aftnr using and PULISHFA5 it: every ;mrti<lc nl
waste and mfule is instamy nmuved by a special dc \ic c tml.
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E. W. Smith
Blair Township
C. C. Van Deuson. Chief
C. K. Hansen
Andnew G. JensenArlington Township
Ernest Wager, Chief
0. E. Hazen
June: H. Jensen
Richland Townahip, No.
R. H. Vance, Chief
George Bruno
Ft. Calhoun Township
James Walton
1-'ma H. Frahm, Chief
Blair City. Second Ward
C. M. Forenun
George B. Rikor
Fra. J. Fur, Chief
Blair City, Fou rth Word
J. P. Jensen, Chief
Jurgen Sorenaen
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Arlington
nv. mo ynrd duh. mwni u l - 4
npmdehlmlng me bv.Bunni-
n w ll lb o z h s n o u h b w n lll u d l
nru uu
ATTEND BPISCOPAL mucus
xRavrnndlrl.L l l a n h a n a t t o
nth! lut llondxy 1. m. to :Und thi
alaeopal Dioocll ln union than bo-
nning llmday und hulls; tcm' dan,
|tgo tin t d ay Bda ; d unlsd In
|n'| work in tht church md tho tw
tar day:to 1mmen'| wud.lla ma .
ink Hllkr and J ohn Hodalnnd tnd
r. G.A.Lnn ntnn ' In n d ulllatet
nm I nn to tbl mo n'| di vlr lon lnl
nl.F. ll . C a mu s and ln. E.. c.
arcs nprountlng tha romen'| mark.
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A.W.Fees,ll.D. Homoeopathie
physician and Surgeon.Blair. Nebr.
Both phones.30-tf
Paul Peterson Jr.,sold a 160acre
farm, iyingg southwest of Herman, be-
longing to his father, last Friday, to
B. B. Redheld, o! this city, for s. con
sideration of $20,000.
CORSETS for the STOUT woman
at the CORSET STORE.Sizes 30 to36 for $1.35 and $1.50. Corsets nt. $3.00
$3.50, $4.00. $4.50 and $5.00.17-ll..
The "Come to Church" invitation has
been hoisted on Sas Bra.store and
can be read br "he who suns."This
will, undoubtediy increase the church
attendance in Blair..
Work has beirun on the streets toget them in condition for another ailing.
This time the Omshs road, out to the
Mt. Hope comer srili be added.Two
earlosds of oil have been ordered for
or Tsrslse months.s-Lr
Notsrithstsodlng the "Come z
Church" sign on the ;oof of Sas Bra
store building there was no sppsnelconges lion at snr of the Blair churcl
ss lsst Sabbath.And this too in fs:
ol the Iscl. that the Saturday nigl
dance was closed, by olilcial order, 1
midnight.
REMEMBER that your hair canm
be beautiful if it is OILY. Eseellsz
treatment for oily hair st Mrs. Stran
Iin fs BEAUTY PARLOR.
Monday night's rain did a power 1
good to vegetation ol all kinds.
crust had harmed on the surface of cc
tinted ground in mln] places that r
urded the grosrth of much of the gs
den truck that hs:In't eornu ihroua
before it. formed and when the rs
softened it up it came throuzh s1
grew "Lo beat. the band."
HARD COAL!
W e have a : lr of H i f i Coal
on track tor immediate ddlvery.
I7-tl Fnrmerl Hkvntor.
Ann ud alsowhu u in th is nw the
mt h Nc bnlka ngimsnt it 610 lan
oft of its maximlum quot: to brink $5
snr ¢tr¢v¢ib Ca r. li npmtsd e1
sn short md | recruiting. :Qc-rr hu
an n dgnld to du ty h un to n oun
0 reqnilitl number to fill our.Lk'-It
lllm wh o h a s b un nu u iti q vla n
:rc bn ban tnnafcnod to Fortcrnuk
|become batatlion adjutant.L i m:'Ilnnlon nu wld to Omsla' ilouhy
~| lt u judgeadvoc ntoinsnémbuol
un martial can no be baud.
Thi brick stark on tbl laik of tha
uan dt J acobson Gifill ia anrlng
smpletion.The large number of fn._
:ur frames vm set in plum 'Rolan
IJ' md UN noni ll being pmhud bf
me contrlc ton sith much mm.I n
olnz to bi a whats of a buikltng and
uiu nn addition to tyat part of tha
tty.
tllnnil Grimm hu 280 htld of ntlh
nfeaddnunathic y ardannd amend
00 bend of them uit]anrsge c lan
\l0tl|l| 1300 lbl. With corn at it 50 per
Illthul, which he paid for the Int mu
auahel |urchued. it mst: | small fort-
une duly to ieed them.He :lil lhip
.hom to mulet out tak and c urtail
:ho ggpfnu tor feed.Hunts hu gov
Len nuthin; but manly :nd satisfaction
aut of indirll cattia and bop this :nr
md he sunt! l. chmp
.lim Hose hu instilled a New Sail
fountain nt his So!! drink emporium that
ll i mmi nen t i n i ts n lpk ndu nel of
iahte gun, mabolony and marble.Ho
hu dnignltld Saturday, asmnow. uopening diy Ibm he lil! bl pkntd to
hue his 2|-tcndi and tba pmnl pubhc
inspect his nur equipment.
Herman Struuhu bnnappolatadae-
coununt and alhkr at tbl City Light
gndwntor Phat to anazuedhnl Knit;
who abc abudlfiut 1 .H n u u r l
clpahle me mn muck: and dtplnda-
bility unqunuamd.
Mn .R. L.Larsen md m o chthe Iork
Ladies'Waists, the belter quality,
fn a veriety ol fabrics enu petternf.un. 'r. c . Hilton.
The Milling:.
E. J. Bunting has gone to Akron,
Iowa,e town thirty rnlles north of
Sioux City, where he has opened up a
jewelry store.Ilia household goods
were shipped the llret of the week and
his family will follow in a fe! days.
H. J. Weber, who hae been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Wilford Arndt, !or
acouple of ereelra. lelt yeetendey for
his home in Chicago.Hrs.Weber.
who has been here for some llrne will
remain Ior e couple ol weeks longer.
Misses Union Suite %c: Ladiee°sl:e
29a each at llleir Racket Store.We
still have plenty Hosiery at e low price,
at l2}r, IEC, 1912,Zac and up lo 101: per
pair.You save by buying your Hoe
lery hen.11 2t
Facial-massage is n. SUCCESS et
th e n s a u r r Paa uolt.Swedish
message.palm messege,peroxide
mask and electric vibration all for 5042.
Try ll. ladies, it works like made.
f m t .
llre. Julius Soil, nee IIiith Schrnehl-
dren returned to Fremont,Saturday,
af ter spending eeverel aye vrith Mrs.
R°e parents, llr.and Hrs.Bertheul
Miller,and brother,Representative
A. H.Miller. and other trienda near
Orum.The Lersen°s lived near Ot-um
for several yearn but gave up term life
and moved to Fremont in March.
The Northwestern Harness Factory
et Winona. Rlnn., is advertising ln the
local columns ot The Enterprise for a
COLLAR STUFFER and promleet
steedy employment.
Keel Peterson took over e Dodze ear
in e deel for some Omaha property a
couple of vreeka ago and when Pat
Iverson. the Fond car dealer at Fort
Calhoun. hentered him tu set a prlou
on his Fond, bought lest summer end
run only e few miles.Karl made e
price that Interested Ps t eo that he
gave Karl e cheek for the amount
nam-ei
BRASSIERS end CAHISOLES atthu c ousin* STORE.time to Seoul
In Cembdca, batiete and vreahsatin
and lace Something precttlcal, some
thing fancy.1?-IL
llany pettems in Childrefs and ille
eeedreeaee of the betterqnelity,tt
. ..~- - - -~ - - ------~~annul; wnlenleu in un ml not manyrqsm hold rm so uhm, Wellsrn con can of and out sm u k e l t o n w ;
:umm 0| hand c oal into uubjec tc d Tlklmah for 1 year nnd alaolbcfnightdilrlfll the put winter dheloud me on hard coal from Pennaylunla to/Ti*
t a ' g g n o [ b Qf W f ° " f h f ~ f 'kamah.Thule ligurei will bo dun bo
»Vanlluss 81 Antill Auto Co.
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Friendsand the General Public of Blulr and
surrounding territory that we haveour New Sulcsroom and offlcc com-pleted and are0N THE JOB SELLING AU'I`0NOBILES
MID HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE BLAIR Acmcv FUR THE
HUPIYIOBILE,$l,335;
REO, $925;
CHE V RO L E T, $ 5 8 5 .
AT OUR SALESROOPI, IN BLAIR
A Trinity In Modern Motors To
Select From.Fitting Every
Po cke tb oo k
Let us demonstrate the superiorityof these cars, over others of approx-imately the same price, to you Ifyou contemplate buying a car.
We propose to deal with our patronsjust as we would like to be dealtwith if our posltlonsvcre reversed,and stand ready to make good everyrepresentation we mnke to purchas-ers ol cars.
W m . Va n H u s s
Geo . An ti ll
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give you nn true idea of in beauty-only the eye imelf can fully
xpprecille it.
But its beauq' is but A minor pm of the wonders ul'lhe
beautiful new Fuunhin~-every new scientific feature invented
in embodied in it---it is the only founmin inthu West.that serves
ood: (NLDevery time. auwmntimlly iv. cleanms nlmosu smril-
izea enchglamafter using Ind PULISHES ic; every particle nf
'nate andrefuseis inolanly removed by I special device" unl
of light of the serving counter w the cellar below, eavlug LN i»<
lpocixlly dnsizned for the individual drink lu be served-"every
complmnent is sir light and dusl. proof. giving nbwlule wccu-
rity from contamination.
Saturday, 26th. inst., is Opening
Day.Call and ingpect th blew
SODA FOUNTAIN
James Nose
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Ulu Bllnc b Blanc, ol Kannud in ill
lilh appandiclth.
Fahx Buys: had the miafortuni to
bunk nbone inonc oi hi s im while
listing at Rn skating rink lu! arming-He in taken to Lbs Blair holpihl and
ta npomd u :ming c omfortably dm
|. ln.
\'anHu||»An\ill hue aoklonaof thou
Clan) Chevrolet: to Lincoln Wmrink
Tha both! aequnlnud tb! public get
with Chnmku the mon dlmand than
1| for them. Better get Yuan new 'uhilc
Uwr ut to be had.
A b unc h o l 2I8 ir le xir sn lam bs so ld on
W a d u e s d s fs O m s h s m a r k e t l o r : z o 2 3
pe r c s rt .
Tbs Ci ty Sc ho ols c los e o ne we ek fr om
tod ay a nd Yo un g Am e:i cs w il l t ha n ha ve
th r e e m o n th s o f u n re s t r i c t e d fr e e d o m .
Joh n C om pto n hsd s ca r ol' c att le th a;
h s h u hs e n i e e d i n g o n W e d n ¢ s d l y 'i
Oms hs . m ar ks ! s nd s old L hlm for $1 2 oo
p a r u i t .R u s . F o r e m a n s n d U n d e n o d w e n t
on s li t t l e S a b i n; e x p ed i t i on 3 - n te r d s y
sl t sr n oo n sn d m y ti s h s t or i es t he y a n y
te!! neg sn dl ng th is ou ti ng ms y be rs li od
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l\loSE'g NEW SODA FUUNTAIN
», » ».» ._basis than that you will serve your nwu iulcmqu lu' giving
in la us.Why not invealigulci
And wdxlyi
B L A I R G A S C O .
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
AE :Ln THE THEATRE. IIATINEE OR nv!-zsm.
nslrnssn YOURSELF AT 'rm:_
BEAUTIFUL NEW l'0lIN'l'A|N
AT
IJ a m e s M o s e ' s C o n f e c t l o n e
+nponed by Illotnllll lm reuu neu pp¢n,and£| m!t.hQ:.\ico1rn| nognahr 3 g E n a n . "xhnnthnynrbc fora.'rm teportalso J
the paper: Inter when au :haf
dlachud that the in\rea!.l;|\tlon showed An Omlhl paper reports that c¢1¢
Lh gw glwu lo dd lllun nn dn elou l
on siclnzukn (lwml). an make u up
you thu! than vu inlulhdant meant
ol Lnnapofullonfrom LM mlm In the
eonlumn. u jmlllklllon for the wbolr
ulo r md n wle r w b m! !the nn-lee.lhl inc nuu in prlc a bllhl nddld to
Lhdrpmlltl.It rumdn: wbldemou-
ltnud vhslhor or not the :lulnn wlll
u permllxed an muh mm wing: by ra-
pnlllg lbo same pmefll u n ln lh b
u p o n .h o m Um hunt.information
.».1\.».h lm lmh u u the onenmn ol
mx Ruh r,o f u w m m m Na b r u h
mglmenl bu realved nuthurlty hom
Central hudqulrten at Chlcugo wre-
erull bln regiment tn full vu llmuth.
The reglmanl ll shun mo men and Cd.
linehr -nn as once open r w n x u q
nuuonm the upon nys, at Gnnd 11.
hid. vm, Knmey . c¢| mh»u, Cnw~
fun! and Illllr.
S TA TE ! . A B o R a u lz e w
1-'mm-n -n w m ln mn of labora m ~ : l i n AJ o i mu n e w : w i r t o l i m B u n u w B u -
Ihlcb um an not nun; and mu thc mu. Suse Houma, Lmm for Min-
jobbcn and ntnilerl an the guilty ~ bureau. which ilconducud underp a u la I! | (iw of than un lodpd
ln flu under thi hw prohibiting combi-
udom In nutnint oiklda It might
dld ly t h e llw d o n u ll a lie n thc
publk from wlorlng dth coid next
dialer.
nulmn u about tbl lkkllnt :mm
a h h a n o n .n may up ln nv. my
llomanl.ll bunhc ll pu | good nil!
un mreuwn or me Alflnllxunl L-;x~unnlvn Sarvko of tha Suu Unlvndty.
n nnduvoring to put the unamployql
in touch Illh umplnymexn.All khan-
ngewsn nl the slat: sn dtlnr mmol-
Idnwl. as openiinx with thll human.This buruu || alla 'Pf°m°'~3|\|' lhc
orgunluuan ol hbor lvunuu through
vhleh damundn for labor may hs lup-
pli-d. in wma mulun, A! bowl.
mg, un down from Wont Point 1.1¢
dnl. of the week on a visit. to ber pa-rents. J. A.Schmahlin8 and will nz a
her sister. Hn. Hilda Kildlhl. who ia
here from Beaver Dam,Win., on u
wait.The Soils iran nclntly pur
chued one of the timm !0lidlmQ pun!
ulect from.I have umm. In size:
from four no fourteen ge .Pli¢¢|
at just n littin more. Nady in put on
and wear. thnn malerlnl of lb !u m aquaiily calls.They are sirlvlvct able.
'nur well nd do up ninety.
llrl. T. C. mlwn.
IDN In Omaha ua lunar peopue un m 1.icludad in thll atatemenl.Tbere's
reason; better styles. more servicnb lllu Ax-LIN 'hylot ups! livonldlyl
x h h n s k n t h m u u ! l l a . t h a n
Smith, at Bumm. ln. Bull! and ll!
' h y l u ' n o mm.
Mllllnary and | saving in price.
Hn T. C. Hilton|.....,Ilinarinc a u.
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5 You I1CORRE SPQND ENCE gm? of ou:
ix-.. ox 16m m u n m
THE ENTERPRISE L_...I be candidly :shamed atlervicu..
utw Mtxlcln MUVE
"Benevolent Neutrality" Will Be
Carranza Poiloy.
'nn Senor W mfld Cultivlie Frllfldly
Rolarllana WIN! Unlhd Stella-
H|'| ln Need of ?un¢e.
Washington.ll a ;24.-Meurtco in
about to lnttlate a new pulley of"btnofolleut neutrality"to nr da the
United Staten.This became knownwhen word was revolved today that
Carman had called a mnferenoe tobe held ln llexleo City between dv
partmental bends of his governmentand repreaenletlvee of all fordgn lu
nerem. but ntrtlcularly American.. lu
Heston.The ulljecl. of the meeting la to afford Caneau. the opportunity of dl
reetly assuring foreign onpltal that
he ls not nnlagonlallc to in llexlonuinvestments and of nndtdl; admlttlna
that he reall:-oa that the materialnmtrwl of Mexic o la dependent on
tho frlendlhlp al' the United States
and that the government In not antlAmerican.
The am 01' the conference has tenmlset; been m for the latter part
ol June, but ll. la expected that tu.prellmlnnn de-tails wil! be retarded tm
arcount of the war adlvlty In th-
Unlled Blatel and that the date will
be postponed until Beptembee.
Lula Cabrera.new mlnlator oltlnance ln Claranr.aa enhtnet In anon
ly to be named minlater of foreign relations and Interior und out paealdl
ofer the meeting.The dl Ileldn al Tamplm, conlrolhd
by American. English and Dutch ln
terutl; the mining lndustry. eepeoinllgcopper, llilll. ll dominated by Ute Amer
lean Smelting fl Henning oomplny ann
the National allways; owned in great
manure by American atoctholglemwill be the main topics discus:-ed nl
tho conference.
Gahla MarkaKanv in lnurf
:::::a .::::::sai3 IU-.5223 fir:
Fed Llmbl Monty Ten Canis Higher-Woeied Mexicana $29~35,Nlw Top,
Whlll Clipped Msxlcana Bring Rooonl Prlcl of $17.15.lprlngan Galn
Gulricr Clllfo mlu Ge to $1|.U.-May Bo Top of $20.00 on Nltlwa,
Uulun Bloc k h , South Uilillhn,
Nebraska,Huy 24111,1017.-llecelptl
of rattle were again llberni tor Wednesday. some :em loads or about o,ouo
had helm: wpurtcc l ln. \\edund:y|
tuppllu ot' uma were nlher llherul
and the quality as a rule was mod.
but ouln; lo iudlm-|~ent upon: from
eastern beef ind rattle market!serum! lu have a bearish innuencs on
both loml packers and shippers. Cut
Sls of welglnt and quallty lcld fromn I 1 | *
lhn damage resulting from u are ln
the nmy yard.Tha nro was ln one
of the machlne shops and followingusdlsooveryageneraln u
to qunrterl was sounded.Earllcr in
the du the entire yard had been tlw
up by the sho:tdrcnltlng ut a genera-tor in the pawn plant._
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Then will bo oonlirmation aortic!
ln tha 5-Ingllah languap,Peotocoat
Sunday,the 21th,In tho iranlnl at
hal!-pant 1,at St.Pa&\l'|Lulhuran
chnrrh, Orom.A mn. Paolocoat noaiealn Daniah III! baglvon Pfvoiliioa
the confirmation nrvlce.Foilollng
an thu coutlnnanuzMbarl Kuhr.ilartha Ruhr, Chrll
lian P. A. Jenson,Harold B. Taylor,
Howard W. Taylor, Loom S. Neliell.
Goldie W. Erickson.
l l W. Halverson,
Pastor.
omzzns MASS mxnrnio
.At the request of Governor Navllle,
a meeting of the Citizens of Blair and
Washington county la cailod to moat
in tha City Hall at Blair, Friday evo-
ning. May 25, at aight a'clock, £0 or-
ganise a County Ddenac Council m
cooparah with the Suu Coun-dl In
nil mattara pertaining to public wol-
fare.
There will bl elected a Chairman.
Vice-Chalman, Soc ry and Trau-
urer and a representative appoinud
i f rh precinct and the follolrinl
committee: Finance:Publicity; Food
Rmduction, Conservation and D|a1rl~
nation;Cooperating Annciaa;Hy -
ziene,Medicine and Sanitation, Ra-
ruitingn
Aa noon aa tha organization ia par-
foctad the names of the ollicora will
oo aunt to tha Secretary of tho Slate
Counril af Dofama.All eitimana ara
mrnently nquoaled to attand this
important mreting.
n u r s e w o m e n T o W I N w a s
Natlonal Food Board Appeals to the
Houaewlvu to Prevent WaneDuring World Gonfllci.
Wallington.li ly 2I.-"The haul!
that rocks the cradle" 1| the hand thatnot alone "rules the world," but wlll
1|tn the world war.Members of Prem!
dent i\lllon'| food administration dedued that the .American vmmln cnn
vm the nr, tor she nu do the rul
elt "blt" in me or-om~ ot foot! con
aanutlon no that the United States
muy feed lt! elllel.Food economist: hue animated llmt
fully il) per c ent of the food conby tlle.A.»w~l»\»» heoplol each13 undor tib cum!!! u-. »..JIDIL !t
each :roman will make herself a foodcontroller. otllclnla ny, the food con-
servation ln thu country lrlll be auchthat then will be n great plenty for
exponatlon to the allied countries anda mfllcient quantity to ration Qme neu
m u .
While the plml of the food ldmln-istration have not been announced
and are mu for from complete. It In
known that the present plan: cull for
1 lun number of women to :ako anactive part In the work of administer
ing the food resources of the United
Bmtel..
Qresby lnrh n
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PROBATB NOTICE TD CRI;lJ|10R5
s r r r l o r N l l n n l a
wmmm emu IS.
is Gongnl1 Stubborn?
Wuhlnglon,i l u 24.-Adrnlnlalrmtion supporters In congrats declnrrd
um u' the president ls to have his wayInprovidingfor legal renmrnhip l
blll dealing aeperatvly wlth the aubkdmust be propnmfl.!I\>11 then they my
llwro an- grave douhts that the memb-
um can be jammed through.
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AUTDMUBILE ACCESSORIES
.ltis our purpose to supply the public wi th
EVERYTHING required in Automobile Service;
and when we say "EVERYTl'llNC\"we mean
THE BEST OF ALL ACCESSORIES.
Our Columbia N_o. 6 Dry Cells. Are
was Chriaalne Block, lho has zoom
at lbs Rouse hams in this diy, has bee:
enjoylng s vlsll. from her falhsr, the
rlmpped In yestanday and surplsed her
slr. Block llves ilu the westsm put of
thastate.
BUY HI E FE R CAL VES CHEA P
For those who want to get a amz of
dairy utils il. is sioodtimsaosstn
buy hslfer calves ln Wisconsin.On
account of tha hlgh prles of milk in
dairy districts, many heiisr cairss are
being vaalsd. Ilan; cf than wus are
hom high producing c a n and are
calvss dsirymsn ordinarily would rs
wa ln thsir urn wds.They an bs
int sscriticad this sssson for md!
mom: olfersd by chssss IacLo1'l#'1i»I.»
milk eondsnsariss.
Grads ealsss can be purchusd fox
ll? to 333. crstod and placed on board
the cars.They will rssch any part ol'
Nsbrsska In 2| m an hours.Nshrsska
lsrmsrs could do no better than lmpon
some of these calves this summer while
they can gat sac-optionally good nnss.
For Iurthsr information, addrssa Duty
Ettanslcn,University Farm, Llnooln,
Nebraska.
F||| ai Hbrfolk Navy Yard.Norfolk,Va..Ha r 2 i . - N u l l oN-
§0.U.°O00°OO'5¢¢O00 9ooo6~ooo
E JOHN LOTllROP
ATTORNEY AT~LAW
Pfxuos Ln Bun md Fndanl
c um.§olnn u w.| ».»k.....¢, Fam
[hor §0\\¢| 0| CIU mu.
Bum,._ _Nebr.
cȢec
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uoo oo oo oo oo oo ooo oo oo oo oo c
nguiu-nerrlces at the Prnbyzerim
church.
Sabbath achooi at 10 I.m| ld:-r.
Qhdgemw Superintendent
Pnachipg nt 11 A. m. and 7:30 p. rr.
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Say "Good-bye"
Whoa 'lou End
ills lionvarsaiiou
Il u just an Import toand as to begin u aolep oneoonrenntlon properly.
You would not Intoutlonlliy mnka anyone tlnlalla youhadlmpolitaly"hung uv"whllo they were snlklnz-
Nelllner would you wan!the person lo \\hom you hnd
been talking in waste ILMtime trying to thad ou! if youhaddnhxhesl.thinking hemlght have been out oft.
You my "Gomlb3'e"lo nman then you leave his of
noe.
I !you my *'l2nmlb3o"when 50?I nnlull a mn: morlho telephone it will Mill theconvtrnntlonplensnnlty:md
properly.
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LIVE STUEK PRICES
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The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
¢n
The Honeer Bank of Washington
County, ln Successfud (lperation
for More Than 47 Years
THE BANKING HOUSE OFK~e =g a § T § , ? x § §
No Lumber Order Too Large
Or Too Small----~ ~~ ~~
(or us to llll.W e have u varlc d stoc k of hlgh
grade lumber lnr every purpose.Drop In an d
talk ovc r y our needs wlth us.l\ means satlslnc -
tlon and a snvlng lo y ou.
.M d l u a r r n e L u m b e r 8 . C o a l C o .
. '_" n u n " - ».. . ..(.»r
Four .Doors West of _the Castetter Bnnk
B L AI R . N E B R A S K A
oooooocmoooooooooooooooooH .U L L E R M A N N-~.
A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With Liberal,Safe Management
All Deposits Ymtwted By The State Bank
Guaranty Law
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Ageneral banking business
conducted.::1 :
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checks on other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six. nine and
twelve months at. the rate oi
4 per cent per anum.::
I mrs romosr mzwsnm
.muz 4c'roN.
Hhs Buda Ball c ams 0\rrr from
Fremont with Ellie ilanhall to nl.-
tond t axereiues.
Hin Condulia Rink of Sc rlner, ll
GE NE RA L A N D L O C A L NE W S A N D COM ME NT
No. 18Quan, wAsmNG'roN ootrNTY NEBRASK A. JUNE 1.1917
VOL . X X I i @:;;;sf@-»m Mpnnuvs sw. 19.3 ~vhiling her ninur. Mrs. Fred uonegnr.Min Catharine Neilson, a! Onuhs,
visited at Ray Roberta over Sunday.
Nr. Edgar Bolchllll. or! Bcribn-or, at-P l o T R E V o l T T o 'SSE-T i ' P 2 ' & " I ~ ; I : ; ; . : +
RELIBVE FOOD sc/\Rc|1'v u c t c r |ll|||§Q
Quill# here Int tteek-end.
Lire. Lew Gilfrey end Loraine. of~United In Ariinnon eevehl
ye this week.
as. Bar! Rhnedel. of Guthrie, Cen-
r. is vilidn| et O. N. Unthanive.
Hr. mdxre. F. B. Crln end deu¢h~
.Nina,Omaha, visited in Arling-
~za over Bundly.Mr. ind Hrs. C. E. Dye, dmxllter.
eta, end ann. Chilton, of Great City.
o., left Tuesday for Omah. on their
rr home in their eutn route. after
iaitlnz et Wm. 1..ud1ri¢'| several dere.
The Alumni banquet wee held Set-
nlny evening at the town hall. Phtel
me laid for 46..en Ield lor 4%.Mr. Rdph Unthnnll
r Lincoln. acted ea toutmuter.Mi n Eve iy n Fu n went to West
clnt Sundey to visit her eieter, Bee-
ie. Ulla week.Biz. end Mn. Emmet Planck visit-
| el. D. E. l'erkening'e in Omaha Sun-
. yMn. Irene Meehan. of Omaha, vie~
ed at 8. ll. l.nc\u1un's hom Satur-
sf till Wednesday.
Mies Leu Hlnhali came home from
orfoll: to spend Sunday.
Mn. C. G. llenhlll and daughter.
y, visited In Wahoo. Seturély and
ndey.
llluen Hester end Irene Rhea vin
ed et Hlsfe|d'e in Blair Bundny.
Mrs. Olclr Anderson of Rennard.
Ialtld home fclke in Arlington Sun-
ey.Mies Dorothy Robe:-u came home
rom her echoo! near Tekemnh Friday
ning.Hr. eml Hrs. Ralph Unthenk and
eughtlr, Phyliii, of Linmln, vlslwd
letivn in Qrilngton Saturday and
untlny.They came up m be present
t the Mumnl banquet Beturday eve-
mg.Mi ll Domthy Doeecher vleltzd in
~:ha e few deye ihll week.
Mine Nflmn Jungbiuth.of Llnccln,
leited et her brother, .'fulian'e e few
ye the tint of the week.
Hn. Mary Krejieek and lun. I.m\rL|,
ieltld her deter, Hn. Ed Novnnty.
nd her father. Hr. Thu. Dotted, who
nick in e hospital at Schuyler.
Misses Llerie and Madeline Lawson
ttended Commencement and Alumni
t I-one Pine the int of this week.
Kntherine Beyer visited her sister.
mme, at Wayne this week.
CHURCH NOTES
liplnonpalllns Take Notice
Wubop Williams,of the Eplncopai
hurcb. lillbeluro next Sunday nmhold evening nrvice nt ihl Episcopal
church.
Valper Meetings at Soldllu Camp
Beginning mn Sunday a religious
service url!! bl held at the efrcampmanl
near thcrinr for the bcneiit of the
aoidlnn as thru cfclock each Sunday.
Tho mlniltc n of tb l city trlil la h
mms In ullinq tothamen. and :crowd
f llngen from all thl churches llndel
du dinelion of lllu Head, will attend.
Nut linda ; the dnl of than mae!
inga will bl lwld.Ru .C.il .Fore
man will be in sharp and Rav. Johr
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GIVEN AS RAIN DESCENDS
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n l va { ¥ 5 § : E ' n i i ` a E ¥ ` i § i m a u m - 1 l . | | d l l | | |- m u m | g n o f \ ¢ l _ l I » ~ g f _ _ l l
l r n k e n l n D i l l " f r o m u r !
Any person who ahlll.1ri1lI\.\lly fail in Lb ucrdle.*ar nhsn to pnnnt himnl! for Nl'Al 2 o'c1ock tbl populist Glad into SDfiUl5¢l*}- ~§ { a g _ ~An na O fh n dln M Ln .
Exxuziyu ommum, Wuhinl"car Baud of Re¢u»1¢ul¢| inn 'lfvml an *!"'P""~7 "ml Gommn! I Of vnnmuu. u at 'l"'f " 3-1~¢bfuka.u»¢m m rrlo ws vfvrhm 'fox .F-=fB¢=¢ °°-'°'"°l'f°°"f""..f |_.£."ft:.'|0 1 |f-f'.°'»_".f1».°f3{.1..| ~m» num!
rhurg Hopes to uruan rue
Before U. S. Aids.'
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" I B H C I l ¢ B l ' \ I \ l |Il l I | | 1 u u u l l u w u u u u ___ ___E x a c u i i u O l i n :B o a r d a t R q i l l x a A " n i e c t e d d r a f t . " o f c h l l d n n fr o m a n d g l w p D m ! S p r i n g fi e l d o f U s | 1 1 1 3
Lion.W a l h l n ¢ t o n Co u nt y ,N o h n t h l th t t h i ra a n d fou r t h g ra d e : o f th a c it y : n m - 7mh o ol n .u n d e r u n d l ; c a n o n a t B t u T h e h m m m a n n w a s d n # U
n v n ¢ n Q \ 1 n | l l l d d \ l " l § | l \ | U
n E t h t l H e a d . m u s i c u u p m r l m r , i n r m l d b o t h t h e s h r i l l ' a n d t h e s u n - 'n s n o r -
t e m l h l a p u r p o s e o f c o - o p e r a t i ve b u y a n n a - "- --- - - - -_h u !'1"h¢\m m m - r n w e r e r e n u l r e d t u l i r l n t a r a n d i t w i l l b e o b u x vo d t h a t
.. _1 _ _. .mae a uerel mln."Mlcr me enactment nf the selee~llve ann law." says tha depanmenra
unnonnmmenl. "n almnk German lntlu
enxv luceeedod ln xnamng the ox-¢an~I lon ll] him lu eHor1:l go Nmbll-llnx eonscfipllon m a hlghpowered
rllledwere nblnlned lo |Dul'|||l|-ll? D¢'|'\
llclnln who wlll be appolnled to per-
lormlhE Yfnnrlllbh."
Twu .lalhd In Runbkl.Two o l lhe men nrrtlled were
hmngm to Roanoke. \'a., and landodlnm l .They are Wllllam Vernal! Ile-
Coy. a grlxzled mounlalneer of alxly-nw, wh o n lnf n n omr ny ln nn fa-
mc ua uun¢m~m0oy tends, md h ll
lleulenanl. .v,w. rmpp.These men.
u u mum, wen lh e org anize r: or
nn armed company ln the monnlnln
lll|\rl¢ll D! Vlrllnln.Slmllar wnlplracies hove been lllo-
wona suhkcl an reglm-mlnn and mo For next you-'I oonhrlbudnn '° P'°'
Hmnb u "Mug ma mr"mu m p m-dudn( food for Ulu allloa and for a4>
maalh: wullmpllon.And he ian'!lhronlh yet.Ha still
h u ln h llh d lo u 9 0 h e ld mo r e o f
lat c at-Us lhlc h he Ill! and po mu-
iet next week.
vida [ood for Lhn hungry Hunk hu
Wodd brood wll.h around 400
-ww vw. ' meh vm n m o n : Malta
dnxlngsho mmmsrand ba (attuned nut
wlnter.-
ITALIAN clunou
BUMBARD \ll\lN0
de grace.
Glrman Canmlmkr M u 1,wo,wunull ' rmia Ro ady lar mm
Ollenwlva.
I
Waxhlnnon, May ao.-smun Fnncebefore the Uldled Slalul gels ln.'Dua u Gennanfn chlet hope of vie
wry, nm! u ls lhe policy on whleh the
German govemnu-nlls eoncenlntluzall llx enel(lea A mrelulon of me
power nt Gemmny xo nm out this
program ls expeded vlhln the ne!!
dx veeka.The mlumllon u viewed ax nupante
by many American army omcer|."Ihe
alllea an weakened and war-war:and walling for me Unlzed Blau: to
coma ln and glvu Oerrnlny the can
Bu! the Umm Blai n vm mc get
ln elieetively nntll nu! year. The mv-ernment docs not mnlemplalas will-111|
Uu ' . \ z . n n n m a n n m n n u u u u
A c iliun a' mul meetinl vu held
nv. the 'lily lull an Monday waning
for the purpou ol nrganhlng a coun-
ly eoundl of defense.Alur tho open-
im J ohn W hile Wu eloc ud u um-
ponry chairman;Gen rli B.Rlker.seeretary;N. T. Lund. ehnlrmln of
lhe County Connell of Defonn; ll. L.
Andrews,Adlngum,vim shalrrnana
W. ll. Mayen. secretary; Thus. Fin-
nell, zrouumr.A committee compoud nl one dela-
gala from each voting pnclnel ln the
county was than appolntod and ll al
lnllovlz
Blair my -(inf. ward, H. B. Taylor
Blair Clty -oecond ned, Gm Bihar
Blllr Clly-lhlnd wird, c . U'Hal\lon
"mn :n omo men b e ta rc a n §lalr Clzy !ounh_ wud. J. E. Luk:
on tha alan and um; "Sur Spangled
Bannlr," wich llbllau llght alan. and
than una "Hal:06 - T h e Fla| la Pu-
\lM: liy ;"Bav..Fnraman' invohd d|~
vlna hlaaalng, Mn. Koopman nad Lin-
ooln'| Gattylburg addrna and a mall
qunrunc exnalatlng at Maura. Hoon,
Dlxon.la n d and Llpplnwtt.m l
"Hall la Un Lmd of the Fm and thu
Homo ul the Bravo."
County Supl. N.T.Lund gave abrief lddrau which wal (ull ul [ood
ching: and ollorded much malarial
lor urloul rlflacllon.8| aald In nnd
more kldan at this dmv, not Napol-
uml. but Wuhhmtona usd Llncolna.
PM dll \| c al\ln| for follovarl hum
na r y mm ml h mm ln a n Na u o n
ba aald.
A paulolle wuz by a mlxod ebonu,
altar llhlzh J . B. l»¢Cn¢k»n wal ln
nay._Ne e m ' l o l- lu n mm mm.
s m B l. la n ll. D L Hu y a n - s n r
a r m a m a m a v m d r l n n a n o n
the l l l n l u l w l rlver into ax. Malowm» m a » ¢ - u mm a a ¢ ¢ f w¢ . ° \ \ 0 w
8,1100 muted ln amd neun!! ln lha
aln-ell.folmwmx a m u u u l n l u
m y munc ll,w len u a » - 3 °la!me m b e n o r s h e mm ' r n an l
u m- u n i o n w mr u m mp b m a u n
ar negro laborers nala aNl;<-B rrtalvlng wor n nm wo vhlu la n hd
been held uv by mama \s h a m wo n a n n a t : mme
v a l a . h \ | l o | 1 l y o n e M | N h | l N l $npaned wounded |o.1.hl| mannar. WlbllaTui oe n>_ Sz. um. ml vu
tnnnd nn-re u -mn a mllel
wound ln nn head and mn- rlha mo
The mob dlaperld nhnrlly afar NI
oc loc k ln Un nonlll.,, _ , . _ ..».».;ni n a ln.
\ lured.
|4
IIIIIsII|¢ \
oorcred In the _1;'~U""' ""'::t,wnerethe lnllaeurs ot tho I. W. W:'lsh-s»
Ileved to be responsible for the at-tempts to combat cooscrlptlon.Re-
ports recelrad from governmentagentslndtcateu m this orgunlza
tion ls dolng .lla utmost to arouse
armed resdsnance to the law.The nlne men lndletcd were proml-
nent memben of the 'Ilexns orgsnlan-tion.They were dealt with prompt
ly, lt ls stated, as n warulng to theouhllc generally ot the stringent pol-
lcy which the attorney general pur
poses to pursue ln enforcing the arm:
measures _\lcCoy and Pltlpps were arrested ln
st. Paul, s. ltttlo town tn While conn-ty, ln the extreme sonttnrestern part of
Vlrglnla. Dispatches from Roanoke do
clare that the plot which they wereprcpnrlngtoexecuteincludedthe
murder ot welltodo property owners.the sclsuro ot their properly and a
virtual* dcclarntlon ot war against thegovernmentoftheUnitedStates.
'Three hundred 'monntntneera -whom
they had nrovldw with arms.it lsotleged. had taken an oath to extermin-
ate the lnnd ownem
Demand Whole Country.The declaration ot war lotions:"The country ls ours and alt
therein.We only have to come to-gether and demand lt.The blg land
owners. the specnlntors and the rer-
onnes shalt no more be known.Therewlll leo no lighting: we have already
learned tllnt.Got ready."A. J. Derlln, on agent of the dn-
parlmcnl ol' justice, who arrested the
rtnglenders. ls me to have ln bla pos
- - 1 - a l --Gateway of Trieste ls Under Fire
and Fail of City ls lmf
mlnent.
'...».soul-lu=me;:;_'".
clnunt, A llllTIlIUI.T nsn
wwstro-Hungarian Stronghold is Ds
fqnded lay Mountains Which Brlnls
wi th Artillery and hlaohlns
Guns-Progress Slow.,
Berlln. May N.-Au attack br Rus-
sian and Itontnantan troops as expected.
the ottlclal report says.
Rome. May au.-new Italian gunsandlntantgsro pounding anay at
Dutno, the glltearay ot Trieste.
The cnptttro ot thla Altstrtrllnnga
rlnn stronghold la a mlneolt task, be
cause lt ls tlcftnded br tnonntalnssrhlch bristle with nrtlllery and ms-
ehlne guns.But despite the severity
sf the task, the Itsllana are presslnit
ahead with blows that win fresh
ground every dsy.The :mm of a pulse ac ross tbt-
Tlmovn rtrer gore the ltnllana a toot-
ttold ln the village ot San Glovanol.nm! lt has been malntalncd desplte ru
rlons coontenattncks by the Andro
tlunsorlnn forces.The llglttlng enahlod ltnllsns toconsolidate poaltlons which thc! regard
as lmpnegnabie.
n.111.»11211114 hu Artlllsrv.
sen and lllndenburg on the land Germany mu nearly a year in whlctt to
carry out her ctlort to wrest YIMOH'
from tmpending detest.The American government has comaloto possession of a vast amount ot
s1tnrt.llng information concerning thewarsltnnttonlnwhichtheUnlted
Btntns ls lnrolrrd. hut the contents otthis dispatch sro all that f am at llb-
erty tg present In print under the
terms ot the voluntary censorship.The sdutlnlstratlon lms teamed that
tiertnany. has a new anny ol' between1,000,000 and 1.600.013 men who never
haro been ln the trenches, but hats
been under Intenalre tralnlng for sev-eral rnontbs.Tltese lighters were re-leased from the foctorles bs' the lndus-
trtal rcorgnnlratlon rosultlng from theGerman man power lealslatlon and by
the labor of the Belgian workmen de-
ported to Germany.The American mllltary antltnrltles
believe that Von illndenbnrx.reentorced by mls fresh army. la about tolaunch s terrltle onslaught on thc west-
ern front.
t-- - - -- -
ROB sntonsz SINK VESSEL
Glnnsns Bomb American Bhlp as the
Draw la Sli Adrift In an
Opsn sur.
Ng York, Moy M.--'1`lte Amtrlcansfhoo er Margaret ll.llottas which
left St. .Andrews bay. Florhto. ltllr|.l-ary 4 with camo ot ploe lumber for
tlenolt, was sunk by s nuhtnarlno Aprllnn ........ 1|.t..-.».1....t1.r|11|n111 nun! and
» "1.nrh s§.--l'l!£l'!1l.ll»DU!lCalhoun tp- Wm. Sievers
Cunning City tp -Peter Tyson
Da Soto tp - Harry Selts
Q1-ant tw; J. C. Brodarssn
Herman p -- E. C. Hurdle
Richland tp. No.1 - A. L. Cook
Richland tp No.2-» James Chdatenaenirllngton tp -- J. H. Marshall
Fontanalls to -- Otto Langhorat
dhsrldan tp - A. H. Row
Lincoln tp. -- Albert Miller
- After the business of tho sppolntf
-nsnts was ovsr the treasurer took up
t collactionttn defray the immediate
txpenasa receiving $10.40.
A meeting of the committees has
been called for nsxt Saturday even
ing.
NOTlC£ To LI GHT AND W A TE R
CONSUMERS
n l l " " "
In the past, it has been the custom
of s number ot our patrons to psrtnlt
the department to present their current
bllls to tbeltnbank for psymsol.thus
sltmtnstios a wp to tba City Hall. yet
sscurlog such dlscounts as are allowed
hr this department.The llst of such patrons has been lost
sod we srlsb to announce that ,those
who have accepted thls privilege ln the
oast, or any others trbo may with to
stall tbanlselras ot thla opportunity
a l s r e q u e s t e d t o t l l l o u t t h e f o l l o s l l s
. ... _ a . . . - I . 1 - I
troduced by Dr. lean ann ns gun oneol his oH llsntl naman. brlltllng with
s-bond logic, patriotism arid natirs wit.
Hs said that hs_wanted to asped-
ally tslk to Co.F but none ot then:
were present and they missed a splen
du talk. llr. llcCrs»ckan said bs sroukl
talk on "War," as that is all anyone
talks about now.lla bellsrss the Un-
itsd States is espabls of solring the
greatest problem that ersr confronted
the srorld-that tl!putting tba hand-
cnlls on Germany, that is now trying
to trample tha pbydcsl and commercial
llfs out of the rest of the world."W a
ara Into this war up to our eyes and
we'vs got to 'go to lt;Gsrmany
is not atsaksning, as yet, but sbs-is gu-
ns to fast vary wsak tsbso tba Umltsd
States lrsts through with har "lts
takl.lla rsfsnsd to the sob-marines
aa "SaaSsrpent.s" and predicted that
lbs U. S. will tlnd s way to gat rld at
tbssa monstsrr.Hs mads a strong appeal to tha boys,
be older msn and old soldiers and to
tha wonm and glrls to help,and
tot lease the burden ol' this great. was
to tlas young msn obo are sbooldsrtng
runs in dslenas ot tba country.He
said that unless the boys who idle away
belr tltneon the street. with hats on
one ilds and ctgarstea ln their months,
get into agricultural pursuits.they
wilt be wearing Uncle Sam's uniforms
som.lle asked the youngsters to get
nslzlndthehomaod urged the young
s o m a n a n d g i r l s t o g e t d o w n o l ! t h e i r
. ___. . \a _ _ . l - - - t - s - 1 . .h e
£\\0 EDIIIIQIUIUI In.snr -.---flntry. Illlndls National oem. sera
.on duty. and after asrltsht msn srss
no slgn of dtstnrbancs.
Bassas od Hsqrosa sum.Doscna ot negmes 1|sea bsatso. but
not more than 20 wars. hurt aertoosly.
lt was sstlmtted..tn m m m warssearched and lt armed tho! wen gma
mslled into uneansctousness.Many neg:-qs were given s :anal
tn gut.About mldolgtat ms pales ss-tunato that 3.000 persons surrounded
the hnltdlng and threatened ts storm
tt.The moo was dtssusdsd, zmnrsr.and nzsllcd into the bustasss section.whore ntreet ears sms stooped and
ssloons searched.Bstrsral negro ss-loons were wrecked and ltayor llolb
mantssuedauorderforallbarslnths
clty to shut duno.At the meeting of tho eooodl. Irhld
was bald ln the main sndttorloti oi! thi
clty lmlt to accontmodsts the crowd.
the mayor pleaded tslth lbs men to re:slrnltl themselves from vlolencs andpromisedout some method d ooo-
trolltog the tngress of negro! woald
be tuund.The tcond scented peaceablsgnoltll
untll someone ctrculalsd a nano! thata white woman had been lnsotud br a
oesrv and that two srltlts msn had
been tteld up by negrosl.'nm bis !!!
a reign ot terror.The osgnsts 'setsseized and scorched.tt unarmed they
were punished lightly.If th!! c ar-
ried n weapon they were shown no
mercy.0.000 Blacks Ars lmportsd.
Llayor Aloltman dlrecled that ths
lnlsl nf |l.l*£lI|!ll llld lIIllltlllI'lfoi\ bl
1 I *Vu
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Fm: Chrlntlnn Church
\
u m l o n a l l th e lu c r l m t n n t j n g p n p e n
ot t he r et ro lt .O t h e r a g e n t s o f t h e d e
p a r t m e n t e r e r o u n d i n g u p n u m b e r s o l '
the b an d en d lt l s ex pe ct ed t ha t sc or es
m o r e o f t h e e o n s p l r a t o r r w l l l b e
br o u g h t i n t o t h e R oa n o k e } a l l .
Ch i c ag o Pl o t t er : Ar r e st e d .
C h i c a g o , M a y 3 0 . - Th e l t o u h a n d o r
m l l l t n r y n e c e n l t y ct i t s s t r o n g
tl n g en o n t w o w o t t ae n . a c c u se d of b e
ln | ¢ t h e di r e c t i n g br a i n s o f tt u n t l o n ~
wt t t e p l ot u ni n s t t h e a r m y o n us r eg i s -
tr a t i o n w h l c h beco mes tt r e e l l l y n n
June 55.Th r e e m e n e l s o w e r e a n o n .
ed , a n d t t t o u r t l l m a n i l b e i n g n o u g h t
b y fe d e r a l o p e m t l ve e .Th e n a n t e s o f
a l l t h e p r i s o n e r s a r e w i t h h o l d . b m t t
n s b e l i e ve d t h e y w o u l d b e n m d e p u b -
l l c w h e n l u d l c t m e n t n a n o b t n l o e d b r
Il l n t o u fl .C l n l n u g h ,te d e r u l c b l d
of lut fe stl ga ttc u.
In w ar time pl ott lnz auc h n o th e D 111
o n e n t a w a l l e g e d t o h a ve c o m m l t m l
II U t t ni u h u b lo D I do o t h .
¢ » - -¢ » ¢ \' g s - " 1
"Sl3BS" stun 102 GREEK SHIPS
To n na g e D e st r o ye d tu 30 0 , 0w , L e a vi n g
P r l n o n e r e a t r e u m l n l b u c k fr o m t h e
Cu r s o p l ut e u u t r ou t d ec l a re Itn l t nn a r
ti l le r y , s up p l em e nt e d b y B r l tl z lt g un a .
h a ve u e m o r u l u w u A u e t f o l l u n x e r l l n
:K o r r e s a nd t h e y w er e d a z e d b y t t b e
Io r o t h e y w e r e u t u c l l e d b y l n fn n t r y .
E fr t a o d n t l y e e r e r e w a s B i b l i o ; w i t h
h u g u n s a r o u n d Jasnl euo.Th e r e tt
r u n b a t t l e b e t w e e n t h e h e n r y It a l i e n
end ll rtt tn lt gtm e a nd th e g iga nt ic "sk o-
a t 'w i t h w h l r h th e G e r m a n s a n d
A n n r o - 'l l u n g n r i n u e h a ve n d u c e d s o m e
o t t h e m i g l t t t n t fu rt r es er s o n b o t h
e t s t e r n a n d w e l l e r n fr o n t ;l t n t u m m l l l t u r y c r l t l c a e r e j u b l l n n t
. m e r t h e s u r r e a l o f t h e d r i ve , b u t a r e
: n t tn n kl n g p r e d l d t o n s a s t o t l m e
wh e n Tt de n t e w i ll fal l .ll o w e ve r . m l l l -
t . u - y c h i e fs m a k e i t p l l l n It t t l l l n n a r e
tn p o s i ti o n t o Gg h t u l l s u m m e r fo r t h e
p r fz e , If n e o n t m r y .
F a c e l l o u n u l n F o r t s .
I n a ,meme It u l l n n a a r e b e t t l l n g
am i ne ! wh u t r n lz h t h e t a n ne d an A tt e -
t r n Il n n g m | , \ n H l n d e n h u r g l i n e , u n d l t
re qu i re s n s l o w p m c e - s l o f p o u n d i n g
m o u n t a i n fo r \ l @ l N '| o f A n s t t r o l l n n g r
r l n u s b e f o r e i n fa n t r y c a n b e b r o t u b t
¢ I u t t u u n : e m \un .. .-_..th e cr e w r o b be d by t h e t l em t u lt t l . n c -
co nl t ng t o C ap t . Fr e d Z. . F oo t . mu s te r
of th e s c h oo n er , wh o a r r iva l h e re fr o m
i fr a n r e .Ut tp tn ln I o o t uu t d tt dvlnr lttn ent.
fr o m t h e s u b m a r i n e b o a : d w h l t t w a n t
m d t o o k f r o m l t e r e r y t l u n g o f m l u e .
lnc lur lln g foo tle tut itt . n evign ttu g Inst ru
me nt s. a n d even th e ex tr a e lb tt t lt ag a t
h i m s e l f a n d b l a : l x m e n .Th e y w e r e
l e t u t l r l t t l n a n o p e n b o u t a n d w e r e
la u d e d u t M o n t e C a r l o b y tl p a t r o l
bt l it ,w h i c h pi c k e d t h e m u p T h e
sc h o o n e r u r n s u n k b y b o m b s .
antzlt 3E!Z£S senate SHIPS
fo d y d t l n e V n e e l e , w i t h To n n a g e o f
250 .00 0 Fle qu ldt lo ned b y t he
7 "O o ve m m e n t .
B u e n o tt lr en . Ma y 30 .- '1 '1 1e B ra tt l-
lau congress has llt1llllZIH21~tl tht- rvqttl
ll t l o u o l ' -Il l t n t e r o vd n h l p n In lt ru el l
l l n b e w o r s n y : n d l s p n t c l t f r o m l l l o
Ja n e ir o .Th e !\ h l ] l'l h ave a t u t n l t o n
nag e of 23 0.0 00 l'r e \ lo fu e lr n e ws h a d
be e n re t vl ve d t ha t t h e Tt n xl l l u n c h e m
eo u p on . In d ma l l to m e u n uu z u g- o w .H . L . t t o n u t s .
L i g h t a n d W a t e r C 0
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Blair, Nebr."5
C u h l e r o r P r e s i d e n t
l ; ; .. . .. ..N u m ! o f yo u r b u n k .
Un t i l fu t h e r n o ti c e fr o m m e y o u I r e
he r e b y a ut h o r i z e d t o p s f a l l ( W a t e r )
L i g h t b u t s t o H . I a l a r m , u g h : m d
W a t e r C o m m i u i o n e r , a n d e l u r g e s o m e
t o m y ac co un t.p r o vi d e d l i g h t b i l l l l
prese nted befo re fi f th ol' month alkn ring
t h e u e u l l te n p e r c en t dis cou nt,a n d
wa te r bi ll s wh en d ue .
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Sign your name here.
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p a y i n g :t r i b u t e t o t h o u w h o h a ve
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banks, pay interest on time
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day waning,Jana IO.A: that Um!
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very llrwml,ntn-dual totaling up
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break, prices and they took ful!advunngn uf lr.Tha niet that hm
bun made up to 11 otclock wen 109menn-I maui!159241: louor Ula!!1 m a m a .S a n At h en l her of dopulles hy an ownvnvnlumgvote had decided to revoke the declan
tlon of neutrality.
Norvrlglul ihlp Sunk by Gtlnin.
Cmisllnnund. May ao.The Norwe-gian ilrnmrr Nanny. 1,II? loul. 11|
aunt hy gunfire while on her way totu r bonu: |u!lI. The crew were rescued
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