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FOR FORAGE
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ECONOMICAL PORK PRODUCTION
DEPE NDs ON 70 FAGE FU r.
ISHED THE Pigs.

iSS3G0 - Y = no. HI
by 81. j. Thomp son, Asst. Pro-. Amid
NAL Illus bandry.1
Economical pork production for onrSai
state depends a great deal upon thell
forage crops furnished the pigs and
upon the quality and quantity Oh
grain fed at the same time.
the sttaion we have tried severaI{
forage crops for a number of yearsf
past and find that winter rye f,irsi
1lishes the earliest possible forage crop
AS Ill III ready to pasture with the5
first warm dry days sof spring
The area planted to winter ryel
needs only be large enough to forage|
the herd until he middle or June III
the summer forage is planted earlylI
in May.
For the summer forage we find onrd
bronze grass permanent pasture to bel
fairly good but the plots planted TOD
a mixture Of bnshel oats, bushslI
Canadian field peas lbs. Of rape anti
y lbs. of iniliet have given us hettelsII
returns and tho plot planted to rapsl
alone gave us the best returns ufEll
any one Of the forage plots. pas
49,. 81
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:, Notice o, I

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Strand & Strand, Doctors
of Chiropractic, could not open
up here the 9Th Of April as
they intended, on account Of
the non-arriyal of their office
fixtures. They will open their
office in this city on May LIST
and will be glad to have anyone
in need of service call at their
office. in the Brennan Block. J.
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67A Per Cent. Digested |

d mr.. and Mrs. William Shirley and
two daughters left for Rolla Tuesday,
where they will. visit Mrs. -Shirley's
relatives. -s::. 80 = *' mi
Miss Margaret Swain of Webster,
who visited relatives at the General
hospital for a. few days, returned
home Tuesday morning. :.
a. LeBrun, of the8firm of 5Rognas &
LeBrun of the New. York, store, re-
turned TO- Rolla Tuesday after a short
business visit here. .r,.S T.
4 Money to Loan-We5h have a limited
amount Of money to loan on good Ram
sey county first mortgages at 6Ia per
cent. ~. %5 E5:' 4. . B.
s::..... j. H.: Brennan 8 Brennan.
Friends of Mrs. William Henzie will
be glad to hear that she is able to be
out after an illness which has lasted
the entire winter ..,.l I. lid. .,.;5.5.
d
..s;l ri 2t4shss "a. .e L.. . '.s.s. x . :$,y
/, Mrs. Black and her daughter, Mrs.
A. e. Riggs, Of Cando, were here Mon;
day en- route to Pennsylvania, where
they will visit. Z. ~. 81: f +.
Mrs. Freeman Left Sunday for Fargo
where she will be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols,
for a fortnight's visit. s..l.e$ B. 6 s /.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. G. r. Brain.
ard, assisted by Mesdames Wier, Tai
mage, Sheldon and Williamso on. 4.
DIR. and Mrs. w. e. Hooking, who
have been at. the Great Northern for:
the winter, have opened their summer
home at Chautauqua, where they will;
remain until fall. sx;;s Il
Thomas Nugent, president Of sew
eral canning factories at Elnora, Ind.
is here, having come to- North Da-
kota; to invest in farm lands and with
d possible prospect Of locating here.
2. Bowen, a lecturer OF Grand
10 orks, was here last night en- route to
Grand Forks from q lecture tour on;
the 500 and Farmers line. He lectur-
ga at Egeland Tuesday evening
The ladies' guild Of the Episcopal
church will serve lunch at the boat
club dance this evening The opera
house hall will be used for this fea.
ture.
The Rt. Rev. Vincent Wehrle. bishop.
|of Bismarck, left Wednesday for Mi.
not where he will give conferences,
after short visit with Father Leo
here.
The Standard Bearers (girls' mis-.
sionary society ssof the Methodist
church, will serve q 15c lunch at the
home Of Mrs. Nv. i Hurst, III East
Fifth street, On aturday afternoon
from 8: 50 to Is: 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. Watts and two
children Of Elsbnrys u, reached here
"wednesday evening leaving YESTERDAY
for Rock Lake, where they viii spend
ltlle summer at the home of Mrs, att s
sister, Mrs. 4, aVells. B
Money 10 Loan have 4 limited
amount of money 10 loan OH good Ram.
Soy county first mort aoes at q VI pef
cent ~
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For Burns, Bruises and Sores. i
The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils, sores, inflamma-
ton and all skin diseases is Buck
lens Arnica Salye. In four days it
cured T.. H. Haflin, Of :Iredell, Tex:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

MY. Halyorson Of Grand Harbor was
here Monday. 4. !. ;.. HE 5 4. e
Powell makes liberal farm loans.
I b. T.. REUTER- was business visitor
at Crary Tuesday. - = 81.
"a special meeting Of Doric Chapter
will be held this evening at s o'clock.
Miss Grace Keogh of Garske was
here Wednesday. .z....... r.
Ed. Lohnes OF Fort Totten was in
town Wednesday,. .; Ill :s (; !. j.
The Degree of Honor and Workmen
win give. a benefit dance next Friday
evening, April %. ss.:5 zss: ss,
C.. j.. Potter, representative of the
Continental Fire Insurance company,
is here. + !.
John Daeley has gone TO Lakota
to look after the Daeley-Baird farm
interests. 5ss3. IL $ss5:. 4; r.;
Money to Loail--We have limited
amount Of money to loan on good Ram
sey county first mortgages at 6La per
cent. Er.,.s s..1
Brennan, & Brennan.
5@ Father Heart Of Hope was the guest
of Father Leo Monday night while q
Il his way to Michigan. ii,3 RI &. a
n Bethany Epworth League will hold
package social this evening. Every
] ,enegis invited. ,Ess .4s.
see Powell for your liberal vr y FAR farm
4 loans.
Mrs. George Miller Of Penn arrived
Tuesday to visit as the guest of Mrs
"a. M. Holt for a week.
Father Calvin Of StarkWeather was
& here yesterday on his return home
I from his monthly visit to Penn and
! Leeds. 81
If you want to clean up q clop con- l.
4 tract or q state land contract, John w.
& Maler will make you a loan at low.
I est rates.
q s
MRS. Necia Buck Of starkweather,
who has been guest at the !. "a.
Haig home for several days, has re-
4 turned.
Wolgainot, OF Hans boro, was
4 IN the city ednesd day eavitig yester-
day morning for Grand Forks on q
short business trip. 0
B FARM FOR RlGfg 80 acres, ono
and one-half miles from Clyde, N
d. about 400 acres under ltlya-
ton; good buildings and water, Ap.
ply to McMurray Bros, Walhalla,
Is m2s-t4.
Miss Elysa Lenes Of Austin, MIMI inn
who ii visiting at the home Of her sis
tor. MRS. David Webster, at Webster,
spent Monday here.
Miss Dorothy Eich returned TO her
home at webster uesday morning
ssfter u short ne home Their
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!. DE:nI||.S. MEET

LEADING DEMOCRATS OF STATE
MEET AT "BRoTHERHooD"
.-.. GATHERING AT FARGO.
Fargo, N. D., April 1S.--In spite of
the inclination of prominent state De-
mocrats to talk "pie" at Tuesdays
meeting in Fargo, John Bruegger, ma
tional committeeman, insisted upon
talking organization, declaring the dis
tribution of patronage to be matter
OF secondary considerations:
p Mr.. Bruegger was the principal
speaker at the Democratic brother.
hood" gathering at Assembly hall.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

June at Eau Claire, Wis, were elected.
The Daughters Of Norway will be re-.
presented by. Miss Martha 'Rustad and
H. M. Bekken was chosen as delegate
Lot the Sons of Norway. Mrs. A. P.
Bjorlie and Mrs. A. Skurdahl served
refreshments at the close of the even
Ing. -. 1900. !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

Martin Swanson Of Churchs Ferry
lis here today, $5..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

Money 10 Loan have limited
amount of money 10 ioaf, on good RAM
sey3 county first mortgages az VI per-
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Nj. and Mrs. n. M Watts and two
children Of sElsbnry io., reached here
"wednesday evening. leaving yesterday
for Rock Lake, where they viii spend:
the summer at the home OF Mrs, att 81
sister. Mrs, SV. l4sraVei,s.
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The Catholic Order of Foresters
held a. meeting in the church base
ment Monday evening and plans were
laid for the convention which will be.
held in Devils Lake next June. Dele
gates from every hcapter in the state
will attend and the; convention will
number several hundred. As special
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening, { at which definite !, arrange
ments will be made s.l:,.
John w. Maher has money on hand
flor farm loans at all times.
A group Of young women surprised
Miss Lillian Wineman Monday even
ling at the Wineman residence, COL.
Arnold avenue. The company enjoy
led d theatre party at the Grand, the
remainder of the evening spent at the
The guests were Misses
Blanche Fox, Eleanor Towne, Clara
Moran, Ida and Anna Serum gard, May
me- Fitzsimmons, Grace Briscoe, Char
lotte Hodgson, Nell Moran and Mar.
garet IN oran.: 81
&. IL D. IMaurer returned to 81 Stark.
weather Tuesday morning after sew
eral days here in quest OF farm help.
Many Of the prominent farmers OF the
Lake Region are here on the same
mission, which is being found 9 diff
lfcult one as the shortage Of farm
hands this spring is marked. -Four
we'll known Cando farmers returned
Iyesterda empt handed after q vain
search for laborerg, the few in the
| city not even being induced with $40
| d month wages. In former years there
ihas been an abundance Of available
help by the first of April.
n The Sons and Daughters Of Norway
met Monday evening at the opera
house hal. Miss Majorie Dahl and
Miss Petra Enge sather were initiated
into the Daughters Of Norway lodge.
Following the initiation ceremonies q
business meeting was held at which
gsfft ~ i; ~ IA Il "a
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John w. Maher will make farm loans
at lowest rates with privilege Of pay
ing all or part Of principal at any in
terest payment date. Money always
on hand. 4. ..,.s.;. s5. .v.:,..s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-18

Miss Elysa Lenes Of Austin, Minis
who ID visiting at the home Of her sis
tor, MRS. David Webster, at Webster,
spent Monday here.
Miss Dorothy Eich returned to her
home at webster Tuesday morning
after i abort HE home AT her
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VETERANS MET LAST NIGHT
United Spanish War Veterans Plan.
to Hold Entertainment at Next
Meeting, In November.

-.LH Il -. .gE2~.E VI
The United Spanish War Veterans
met last night in the basement Of the
library building. There was a good
attendance present and a number Of
matters Of interest to the veterans
were taken up.
committee was appointed to make
arrangements for an entertainment to
be held at the time of the next regu-
lar meeting, on Saturday, Nov. 8. This
entertainment is for the benefit of
present and prospective members, and
it Is expected that there will be a con-
siderable attendance from about the
state
There are a number of things that
the local body has been trying to ac-
complish in the interests of the or
.ganization, one OF the most import
ant being the matter of pensions for
the widows and orphans of Spanish
war veterans. This matter was taken
up before congress, but SO far no def
mite action has been taken ON Al
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THE THEATRES
The Orpheurn.

= Marcou and His Re Marcou-abae
Hands, the handshadowist, a splendid
act, is n Of the features Of the good
bill offered at the Orpheum theatre
the last half Of this week. The com
edy singing and dancing skit, Cohen
the Cop, presented by the Stewart
Desmond Co., is also an exceptional
act. The parts were we'll taken and
they made n of the biggest hits Of
the evening. A fine number was given
by The Mich Sisters, who appeared in
musicale. A Close Call, a funny
comedy put on by the Happy Gardner,
brought down the. house, and COM
an unusually good bill. >'.>
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Y" ALLEYS TONIGHT
First Game Will Be Played by Bust
ness Mems Teams-Open for
Boys Tomorrow.

For the first game tonight two bust
each will battle for the supremacy.
President H. F. Emery of the associa-
ton will act as captain Of the "Ath-
~letics," and H. r. Alsop, chairman of
the physical department committee,
will captain the "Giants.'' The teams
have been carefully selected and the
contest should prove both close and
exciting. After this game the alleys
will be thrown open to any of the
members or guests who desire to
bowl.
The opening for the boys will be on
Saturday morning at $50 a. m, and
two teams made up of the older boys
of the department will roll the first
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The Grand.

Under Sealed Orders, produced at
the Grand this week under the direc-
ton of George V. Halliday, is one of
the best melodramas ever seen at the
local playhouse. The story, by James
Harkins, jr., Is laid in the foothills Of
Algeria and is the story of a French
criminal, who makes his escape from
his native country and is followed by
the British secret service men. The
heroine Of the story is Julie, a child
of the desert, which part is well taken
by Miss Laura Chase. Randolph Gray
takes the part Of the notorious crimi-
nal and Ward Cassidy, lieutenant
Of the British service. The remain
der Of the parts were splendidly talk
en- by members of the Grand Stock Co.
A feature of the play is the scene in
the last act. the Algerian Sahara.
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THE O

The poet now must cut his hair.
Or some rah-rah sooth-sayer
Will slap him on the back and take
Him for a football player.
Houston Post,
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CLASS VAUDEVILLE
Special Entertainment Will Be Given
BY Local Talent at Sons of i,
Norway Hall. L

A high class vaudeville will be giv-I
en under the. direction of the WESTERN
School of Expression Oct. % and "a
in the Sons of Norway hall. Many of
the parts have been written and ar-I
ranged especially for this programme,
and. will be presented by some of the
best talent of Fargo and Moorhead.
Those who. enjoy good, lively fun and
a hearty laugh will look forward to
this entertainment with much interest.
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game. The alleys will be open for
boys until 6 p. m.
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of privilege, even the little ~inconse-

Of privilege, wen the little inconse-
%quential privileges. For example, GER
tain officials had secured the privilege
of using a fine quality of bread, p
cially made for the sick in the hos
pitfalls, instead of the bread supplied
from the Commission bakeries. Others
had been using the convalescent sani-
tarium at Taboga island as a sort of
vacation boarding place, paying the
officials had carriages while others had
one All such determinations Co.
ethals has swept away; nc one has any
right in public work to enjoy advan-
tages that all cannot have on equal
termSI0 49,. 49, 49,.
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Striking Similarity.

The Siren: mo" said the first dear
girl, I've no use for those summer
young men. They remind me OF
Dresden china dolls"
Because they are SO beautiful
queried dear girl No. 2,
NO." answered No. /. They gel
broke 50 easily"
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Buffalo Express: The city cousin,
on a short visit to her country cousin,
is watching the latter as she COM
mences to do the evening milking.
A"Oh, I say, isn't it all so very inter-
esting. And from which of the cows,
Lucy, do you take the certified milk"
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OLD NAN MATTY

The grand old man Of the New York
Giants. takes active part in, Breaking
Into the Big League, at the three
shows at the Bijou tonight. Same ad-
mission. Music.-Advt,
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DRAFT HORSES AT AUCTION

Every n a good one, we'll broken
and young. Carload at Washington
House barn, Saturday, Oct. II. Auc-
tioneer Baird.-AdVt.
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SCHOOL BOYS
And Which Is Condensed,

To work Saturdays. Call at Western
Union office. r... .
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tbnm In oisism Stante in 3utunft onf
ipiirbige Weiie Dertriit. Gu biefem Be-
bnfs Jbaben bic Wiielisoer oiefes eros
ben 9ereins In Gu6. ala 1ihrer bess
ftlben, bas sr6Bte 3utrauen ssiebt uno
bCffeu mir vile, oab Jbr bsiien ssrsbt
spsrbet.
absr ntht Die Bsamten ollein tSnf
risn sinsn 10 mG6ti9en 8erein, ME Der
nHltrige III. reeieren, ipenu bieIelben
ilht BON ben iibrigen Miisliebern in
ibrtn fntpitrissn asmfsrn tbdi.rGftig
nntsrniist iperben. gesbdf6 III es bic
pffitt sines i.ben Mitelisbes, ben BE-
nmisn nit Rdtb uno Ibdt bsisuftsheu,
nm ale portommenben GefhGfte srs
fclgreih erlshigtn su i0nntH. 3ei9i
Gnh piiroig unfersr Dorfnbren, tretei
In lire Gubfsdpf,n. benn nod sibt es
psel pionisrsArbeii su ptrrihten i'm
JntersiTe bss Dsutihfbums nnb oeHsu
f66nsn uiac gufen grinSipteu.1
Rad Der Dertasung fdub nod sir
psmutbliGer aommers gtatt. bei fpefs
dEm fopoL Der pionier GGuserhcr
fpie aud ale anipeienhen mnnh biibs
fhts lieb iangen unb pdbrsHb btF.H
manher 5rinffpruh nuf bas fsrners
Bliiben nnb 0ebeib.n oes Wsreins auss
stbro6t nurbe. .s
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Gbe.GrlaabHiRibeiHe.

ISpbn Wdrpen. 80. gtsafant Ribs.
(Ssnnie 6aneot. 80. bsssl.
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I Gfrabe.
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lgsorse 81. oilenbranb. "a, 225 Or
nnro Gtrdbe.
Ran Minttenbausb, Is, 131;
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( 6ia Qpeniie.
laiIis 90. TObb, Sc. gseairoob are
|Daaiel Q. WeeteaIfe, 26. Woeo. SIN
l2ena 9runsr, 20, 214 Weft 8. Str
lNiliom ]. Rapbourn. "a, 43 Ban
( Strdbe.
lGIbabstb goiplrs, 81, 100 Oft Rc,
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lSarrp 9. GpsrR. 29. 235 Calhoun
1 Gtrobe.
l5ans 5. 5atfislo, 25. 435 9Optirs
StraBe.
letee aina, IS. 612 God GtraBt.
lWobala Riitpn. SO. 546 m s. Ctr
lDtIiam Gropper, As, 622 gaort6 ct
lRaub Morslanh, SO. besgl.
IGbdrlss 6. Rcb, 80, aofopstte aps
lRarp u. g}otssr, 20, 1925 popla,
Strrbs.
(Gam. aibsr, "a. 1922 Central aps
lainnu aipion. 10. bessl.
IGussne q. ga6man. q, 424f
grooiiiee 4us.
(Minuis u. Gusipill.r, 10, 1917
Tormou 4penus.
lasslis 3. waorr.tl, %, 2e35 Giml
I plnu.
isranees Z. aepi, Is. 345 qOrtlans
9lpsnlie.
|RsibeH 6. 2siningsr, %. Voripocb
lasnes Rbea Collins. q. oessl.
l6drrp Don 6olnrsn. %. 122 G5ilitt
| StraBe.
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Strabs.
l5rsh. D. Disis IT,. %. 213o stcrri
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lWomie Roller. 22. Carthage.
lRorl Gdirsr, %. gurnst aoaIs. II
lWdrp 0artpid, 20, bessl.
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Eterbiibfeitsberifbt.

9lmos 6uas SO, Sioiihes 5oipitol;
RRrenleioen.
Gatberpn Wegmann, SO, 1045 5inbs
Strabe; RiereuIeibsn.
Wlarion 5shman. s WnRats, 3749
Ct. 2aprenee 4penue; SiBi5lQg.
Gliiabett 2aueman, 81, Scartet
Oats; Hbeumattsmus.
Marn Stapleton, 81, 222 Strutar
aoenue; 6igihlds.
Suianna Rebman, 81, GtdotiItes
4rmenbaus; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gBilbelmine 3ospte, 70, s Gft Gil
ton apsHue; 2uftrohrensnt3ijnbung
5annie 9dftian, 68. 1734 6airfar
apenue; 6er5idldg.
Warp 5agsmeper, II, 512 lamb
ridge Strabe; Shlasflub.
Sobn aaniteiner, "A, GtGntifhfs
5oipital; Sdnd6e.
Warp Sdmitt, IS, 2815 5ciptc
Strube; 5tsfhlas.
Wargaret guI6pp, 3 Mondte,
27o2 Bed Strabs; S6paae.
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0eburten.

6arrp unh 2lnHa 5emIath, s34
9lcaoemp etDenue; Gnabe.
5rant uno Reqis 8oIS, 3607 8dns
pdD StrdBe; Sndbe.
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rtion 2lpenue; &nabe. a.
5rant urb 5toreHce Gbermeper.
3133 Gdftern Npenue; WidoheH
Gas. uuo Qi33ie 3upre. 2913
Gaitern Qpeuue; Sna6e
5rart uno GIara Gubuer, 1892 81
Gtbertn Strabe; WdptCd.
0iuiam uno 8ute 2enan. 9ibstte
unb Treemar 2tpeuu,; 9ndbs.
Sotob uno Jenuie 0piFl9ru. 2010
9tnn StrdBe; gldoten
Otto luo Reuie garoorff 1892
gaftern Npenue; gRdottn.
Rupmono uno Worp Sc Count, 242
Searne Qpenue; Guabe.
Samnsl uno 2ena Tplind, CAT
Court StraBe; Gndbs.
Charles unp 0ernd goppaqe, 341s
Carthage apeHue; Woobsu.
Soieph uuo getto gorat 521 DeIi
g. Strabs; aaabe.
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SaiesSaH.

1ros Der eruliincn6en ldngcn
92ahtfabrt uui scr Giienbahn trafen
Die .Reos" geltern Rorgen pohIbc.
bnlteE in Chicago ciH uno ginaer am
9nfmittag nit noter gueraie nno
iieaesmutbig in ben erften aanpf ei.
uer oreitagigen Serie pon pier Sp;c,
len nit ben bortigen CUBS, ibren
erhitteriten 8egnern.
iiir Cincinnati fuugirten Sd)ieu.
oerer Suggs nnb Sanger Glarfe als
gatterie gegen 2nnenber reip. Arher
fiir Die GegHer. Suggs puroe I'M s.
gange bara gadaro abgeIOft, I'm
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2ie halbidbrlihe geriUiniennasDor'
iase ,mirs aamitas sar an.
.Habme selaasen.

sSn Der Sonberfisirng bes Stnbt.
rafhs, bic betnnntiih anf Snnfifas
gornlittna nnberonnrf tporben lit.
piro in ulereriter 2inie bic baIb.
iibrlihe 8enpilligungs-S -SrbinanJ 5lir
anuabne geIoneen. bic ais Gpe5inl.
aeihaft fir bieie Sisuns onberaiiHrt
iucrben lit. -
berner rpirb ont griuhen Der
Grriiinners 2edgiie Serr ge6 einen
Antrog unferbreitcn. laut iuelhen in
.Sufunit es MID. aei,nttet iein ioII.
s5Iciifipaaren nui eem a1nrft in oi.
ienen gerfniifsitGnoen ieilsubietei,.
fofIoern bns aHsaelegte JIeiih bnrh
feines 1rabtgefleht gegen bic 5liegen
Gsfhiiti iein mnb.
! sgtnotaubitor 8aih6urn piinihf
ipeitere Bombs in Genoriiiiniioren
BON 500 uno eriud)t ben Stabtrntb
cine Nonoousgnbe fir Strabenoerbef.
!, ieriiugen i'm Wetrage bon SIT 900 ba.
bin nb3uauoern. baB bic gonos IL,
gfiiden Don ie 500 5ur ailsgabe ge.
iciIgen.
DDS aommiitee fir ssinan3eE
suifD In einem 9erid,te bic Ef,difang
nerihie0ener Haier Eoiten. jcgpie Der.
fd3ieOene 8ebaltserbcbimgen enpieb.
. len, fir pelde bereits bic notbigen
Worfsbrumgen i'm Budget fiir bns
somnlcnce S1lbiabr genlnht fporoen
iiub gu ben neuen poiten. bic de.
idoffcn perben iollen. aehort aud,
BET zines Farmers nlif Der ssarm bes
gutIndfshnuies, nit einem Wionnfs.
nebnIi pcn Si0O. Or. 9eier. Der Dor.
iiehrr bes Tepartcments fiir MchI-
fbdti0feits. unb geiierungsanirdIten,
Bat befnnnflih bieien goiten id1oii pcr
9sTniinier 3eit befett. aber ocr.lRoan.
her bierfiir ern1nnt mar, fpnEte 10.
sprtt bic gielIe nch nif,t aissretcn. on
Der poiten BON Stnotrasa noh mar
geisnafien luerben III.
6erner pirb bss stornnrittee EN-.
pfkhIen. hnb bcs Bebnlt oes Gbisi
4eJfing Sgipeetors BON $500 0slf
$500 esnobs mirb unb bdH sipei E,gi.
trsk Ncuiiug Snipertors- rnit ic
f1OO bro Jabr ernnnrt iuer0en iol.
len nub bnh bas Gstagt oes GIerfs
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Die Oierte Ju(i Jeier
60 ioa ipeniser sefrallt, bafir fol-
aber bic patriotiid5e Scite oes
Olorreidjen mebr beriifs
itftigt iueroeH.

lie geHliibungen Der 5oitrtR Of SulD
Goruipal gtiicciation. - Iicielber
iine olf cine perniinftige 5eier oes
notionalen 6eblrtstanes gerihtet
- Iie offentlihe 6eier. - aae'
goriidle @arooc uno slbenbs Bril-.
Iant. 5eueriuerf i'm eoen garf utle
ouf 8airpien Seigbts. - Ueltlih'
telten duf benz SpieIpldeen. Ter
0ierte in ben Sonnergarten. -
Tos @aiienfeit auf Oen 8riinocr
ocs Ct. Soiepbs @aiienbauies II
Gumntinsniiie.