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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-05
SEEKING
PASSAGE HOME

/: London. Aug. 5.-There are ::
more Americans in the west
: end Of London today than
Z: Englishmen. They are chief
ly crowded about the offices
/: of American Express compan- ::
les. and steamship lines, try
/: ing to get checks cashed to
procure passage home. ::
!: The express companies are ::
I: able to afford much relief to
/: those in financial straits, and :.
: the steamship companies:
: have booked hundreds of :.
: passages, although probably ::
: guarantee will be given that
/: British steamers will sail un- ::
/: til their safety is assured by
: the navy The greatest de- ::
I: mand, therefore, are for
berths on American liners.
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French Government
Expresses a Desire to
Aid Stranded Tourists

Paris. Aug. 6.-The French govern
ment, the foreign Office and the mill
tary authorities have expressed to
Ambassador Herrick and Consul-Gen-
eral Thacker. desire to treat well
the American who are still here. ia
cilitatfng their departure If they wish
to leave or permitting them to remain
without annoyance or embarrassments
than can be avoided.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-05
Foreign Prisoners
Held for Misdeneanor
Released If Reservist

Los Angeles, Aug. 5.-The Los An
geles chief of police In statement
yesterday announced that he would
order the release of any foreign pri-
soners held on misdemeanor charge
who could show he was a reseryist or
mad been requisitioned for duty in
the army or navy Of his country
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FINANCES IN THIS
COUNTRY SOUND
:. wearing white blouse, saluting

:. Minneapolis, Aug. 5.-Jas.
f: j., Hill today expressed the
: opinion that the financial
condition Of the country is
T: sound.
THE European war has not
injured the financial sound
ness Of this country" said
Mr.. Hill. "And conditions
F: are good. Business will go on
/: as usual and we will not ex-
: perience any great difficult
: ties
!: 1T will only beia few days
+: until means are devised TO
carry on trade relations with
Europe. What we have to
F: sell Europe needs and must
f: buy, and it will be deliver
T: ed"
: Mr.. Hill is a member of the
!: National Foreign Trade coun-
Gil, which has been consid-
/: .ering plans to straighten out
the commerce between Eu-
: rope and America. which was
F: paralyZed by the war.
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are able to supply themselves with
powder and have large stores Of it on
ident of the company. These stores
are not inexhaustible, however and 1
do not look for long war"
Pierre S. Dupont, vice president Of
the company, said that while the ma
tions Of Europe have large supplies of
powder on hand they probably will
try to obtain powder elsewhere If they
expect a long war.
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- ss
WAR TIME.

There is a difference, Of from
ffve to ten hours between Euro:
pean time and American time.
There is difference Of two hours
between. London and st. Peters,
purg time, and more than an
hours difference between London
and Vienna times Z. 5!5.. /.
The following lfable shows the
time IN European cities in coun-
tries either atswar or on the
verge Of war when 1t fs noon in
Grand Forks: 49, 4 gs J. I
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Stockholm, Aug. 5.-Word F:
was received here Tuesday Of :
the arrest at Oestersund, in :
North Sweden, of an Austrian :
woman who is accused of be- 7:
ing a spy in the service of I:
!: Russia. Her name is Julia +:
: Kos, and she is said to have F:
: travelled throughout Norway :
: on horseback. Photographs :
: of the Norwegian fortresses
!: and maps were found in her :
: possession.
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INDIAN :HURLER JUMPS.
Jim Bluejacket Goes to Brookfeds In
SteQd of Giants

Bloomington, Ill, Aug. 5.-Jim
the Cherokee Indian
pitcher sold by Bloomington to the
New York Giants, has jumped to the
Brooklyn Federals. getting double the
salary offered by the Giants, a two
year contract and $1,000 advance
money.
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COAST AND LAKE.
SHIPS AVAILABLE.
Pacific and Great Lakes YES
sells Likely to be Used
For Export Trade.

New York, Aug. 5.-Steamships ny
ing the American flag and engaged IN
the coastwise trade for the most part
are to be offered to the government
for transatlantic service. Offers or
vessels have been sent to the commls-
sioner of navigation at Washington.
it became known today.
The most suitable vessels for the
transatlantic trade are the Pacific I'm
ers now engaged in the trade Win
Asia. These might be brought
through the Panama canal.
OF vessels already in Atlantic wa
ters, the best for transoceanic service
would be twenty three of the Southern
Pacific line. all fit for over-ocean SAIL
ing.
The vessels of the American line fly
the United States flag and can con-
tinue to cross the ocean in safety. In
addition there are two Red Star
steamships that are now of American
registry-the Finland and the kronn-
land. This makes six ships of the
international mercantile marine which
are immune to European war.
There are besides available ships OF
the Red D line, the Ward line, the
Clyde. Old Dominion and other lines
in the coastwise trade.
Lake Boats May Be Used.
Washington, Aug. 5.-One hundred
steamers that navigate the Great
Lakes may be impressed into the
ocean service of the United States to
transport wheat, cotton and other
exports to foreign markets. 1t be-
came known today that officials Of the
department of commerce are making
inquiries to determine just how many
vessels from the lakes may be brought
country is put to extremes, as now
seems probable, to get sufficient
number of bottoms to take care Of its
ocean trade while the European war
ie n ,nrooracc
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Type of German dirigibIe. kaiser d.
recting with forefinger trials of
rapid-fire gums and engines for de-
stroyinG hostile aifshipa.

With Germany in the war. real trials
Will be had of all the death dealing
devices that the Germans have been
liking up with such care for the past
decade. The new. rapid-fire guns Just
adopted by the kaiser's army throw
500 shells per minute The guns are
worked SO rapidly that It lis imp possible
TO Keep count Of the shots fred
Denominations seemed 10 prove their.
practical value and their accuracy
The Germans have been developing:
the dirtgfble war craft but have PAID
little attention to- the aeroplane,
branch They have what IL said Il u
IN the most complete and most de-;
tpetave form of Weapon for the ptir-
80 ot com asropt ma.
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sTUPENDOUs DAILY COST
- IF POWERS GO TO WAR.

The cost of a general war in Eu-
rope would be $18,755, ,825,OQO a
year. If such a war comes and
lasts five years.. the cost, without
indemnity claims. would reach
the anna zing total of $98,77s.125,-
600.
These figures are based on the
cost Of general war involving
only Germany England, France,
Russia. Italy. Austria, Servia and
ROumania. =
The following figures show the
daily cost Of iassNer involving the
eight powers narneds r.. Z,
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Herald wants t bfins results.
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Ian, Got 100 in q. $. Stte's Inter.
obtbeiluns. $3.50.
Hobert SebI an MDron Z. Barbour,
5beil bon Got Al in Der 3op 2aro
Spnoitat llnterabtbeiliins. 81.
Souls Sepl on WlDron 6. Barbour,
2bei! BON Got A in berielben Inter
obtbeilrmg. 81.
Suld peters an Nora 3. Gblinger,
80 Bel 1876 SUB an Der Weitieits Der
Efpeen apenue. 81.
WilIiom 90. Griffith al 6reberidd
@rabmann, Got Al in Der Deer part
llnierabtbeilnng. 81.
Soretta .. Sutton on GntberiH.
S@uler II. g(no., 40 bei 126 Jilb an
Der Qoroieiie Der gppreb 4benue. ST.
genjamin +. Gemmpn al Gena
Sdnsiber. sbeil BON Got 81 in UiiIs
& aIine's a. llnterabtbeiluns in Ncr'
iroob. 81.
Ranmonb 3. 2lbbiIon an 2lnnn Wi.
Sreipes, 35 bei 165 SUB an Der Siio.
isite Der MabiionbilIe gits in Waoi
IOnpile. 81.
Rate Sarrel an Sacob SHulainssr,
20 bel 112 Sub an Der Roroleite Der
6. Strabe 81.
.5be 6eprp Baroes So. an Sarrp
8idmnn lnb Wiaiam 9bpmpion. %
SUB an Der Siioieite Der qart 2lps,
nue., 80 SUB tpsitlid bon Der Ohio
glpenus. 81.
Warp qaiton an Charles 80. 2an1
66 bel 140 SUB an Der Wontgomerr
pits in Montgomsrp. 81.
MiIisr J. 5ussins an 5be q. u
getsrs Realtp Co., 40 bel 120 5gh
an Der Oitisite Der sopsr aUenus. 40
SUB iiipIid BON Der .elmar gpsnu:
in CT. 9srucrb. 81.
5be q, u. psiers RedItb 60. an
Jreo. Gung II. ano., oasislbe eissn'
tbfm. 81
glfbert Ssnsler an glnna W. 6.
grabIeb, Cots II, "a. 79 unb 80 IL
gsnion &c Rpbolt's llnisrabibsiIun9.
) 90.
Cola Mpler an Roie 3. asHer. 40
bel 100 JnB an Der Weitieiis Der Sii.
bella Sirabe, 80 Jub iiiOIid bon Der
.GiIlidms glpeuus. 81.
9lnna 81. &. grnOIeb an Gilbert
Ssrslsr, 26 bel $50 SUB an Der S't.
isite Der Bart 2lpenue. zoe 5ub n0-ea
lid bon Der Cabin Strabs. 81.
Nlan Boomers an 9uitap y. geflt,
rs bel $50 6ub an Der Rprbfeits Der
5Ienoal, apsnue. rs SUB DitIit Don
Der Sprinsiislo pite in Sartfuea. 81
Qnnit Spnotrs an Goporb 6. 9a.
ris u. 2lsj, Sbeil BON Got 6 in 8Ipd
Is" pon gorrueIe &c Muhmore's
llnisrabtbeiIllns in NaOiipnpiae. 81.
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Die SS(n6t.
ROmun bon Sba gpp.Gb.
(TOrtiesuna.)

(iFOrtiesung.)
Sbr purben Stirn unb 5Gnbe
feuft Bel BEN Gebanten.
sic iiebte jebe Minuts in i6rem
Gepd6tniB bur4, isoe, bic lie nit
ibm OsrIebt. @s bIis6 ni&ts @robes,
llnbur6IGiiiges auriid. 8dbrenb Der
Sage. Die er Worgens uno Ra6mits
tags in ibrer g2dbe oerbra6t, mar
isine SoItun9 tabellos, bsi6etoen &c.
rpeien Gr bate gar teins 9elegen'
belt gshubt, idledte Ulanieren gu
entiptdeln, CUTE gu 3eigen. @r bate
eigsHtlit nur 3ugsb0rt, penn Gonras
bins ibm aug ben 8ii6srn, bic tie in
elmer MIR ibr peritdnbli6en unp ellen
taufnbdnniI9sn &egeln 5upibsrer
Meiie na6 ben i6r biertelidbrlidb 3us
fpmrnnoen 8eri6ten fiihrte, ben 8es
trieb ppn Sol6utIa unb Sinsbal err
flGrte. Gr bd4te nur eeborium ses
i6rieben, iperm Gonrabine ibm unz
oeutsts, bab oieier pber jener 8rief
dbsufdiIen lei, Denn ibr 9orpermOgen
mar isbr per3fpeigt angslsgt unb iie
Deritano oar ni6t, Die nod bon !Serrn
be Ia iSremotrs anseorbneten Sapis
tulsanLa9en 3u Gnbern; Der MunI6,
bies su tbun, fam i9r man6mal aus
bem bEoBsn @ergnGgen an @srdnbe=
irungen. cnIttorutb MOrmbde puBte
baoon 5u er3dblen. Dabri9einlit
bate Gpnrdbine in bieien 9tr6eitss
| ftunben nit sSelir bieIe 3ablen unO
| Saden in elmer 2trt porgetraoen, 5l
Der er innerlih ldhelte. Giusrlei,
ieI6it bunn tonnte ieine ebrfur9ts.
Ooas, frititloie SaItung nod tein
getpeis DON Satt fein. Seine Gage
aiDdnq i6n 0a3u
Gonrubine iparo INNER bangor ums
E6sra.
giasut1as mar sr i1r Gait genes
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gas gsbiirfnib elmer SeeIe, gu
liebsn unb seliebt gu lpernen, bat einen
fur6tbdren, einen enoios getdlisen
gunbesgenoien: bic pBantaIit. sic
folprirt bic Wirflidteii nit i6oniten
Earten, iie felt bic Wienifen duf
bobe Spdel uno briidt ibnen Vsr@
oienittronen aEfs Saupt, lie bedt mis
tbrem i9immernben Mantel ale 9aB~
lidbtciten 3u. Sic 1T inmer geiopdfe
tia, @IiidsSuit6nbe hin3umalen, Die
es niemals unb nirsenO6uo giebt, iir
peib Die Msni6en an3uitcdNln nit
Siniab hires ganSen 9ebsns einem
3ieIe nad3uia0en, bd5 gar hi9t eris
itirt, iie ieBt ole better ardfte in Be
lpeauna fir Gin pbaatom. llnb am
iurhtbariten III iie, lOenn lls sine
lRaste pornimmf unb but, ols lpern
lie oer 9ldube ipdre.
Gunraoins, Bis gum 9leuberlien ers
idittcrt, bGrg ibrs Stjrn feit III ben
Siiicu.
Die StunSen bieies 1daes i1li9eil
an ihr unbea1iet ooriiber. Sonit
bate iie INNER Elm i.drtes Sntereile
ocbcbt, ipsnn bic Gd1rf our9 bic
Wlariten ling. Sbr pdalamss Alss
perfolote ionit alles, nag lih an yids
turbi!Oern ppn Der Giierbabn aug
bot. Ias ernite. buatis 2ano nit
ben itpnrSen, bun,cn eroinollsn,
ben risiigsn 9ausrr3oisn unS ben
uniiberIeb6arsn @ieb!yiten ssiiel tbr
iuobl.
Sn 6ufum aben Te Elm ipenis gu
ulittal. SdsperiOn, rem er lam
uno aing, f6auts isi1, perrin nod
auforinalider unb nsiI9sr an ais
ionit.
Die 3eit F6li6. Der 3us lai'n
toum al rollsn, unb ron Itnglsli an
iuurbe bic 9aneidmte,t unsrtragll@'
(5orticslng io!St)
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@epra, Qlilen an sbarOnpiIs 3.

geOrss ailen an SbarOnpiae 3. II.
g 60. $500.
5arrp 8inber an Sbaronpillt =.
unb 6. SO. $1250.
ssreb. Dilms an Central 3. uub 9.
3. 90. $500.
Wm. f5sbr an Wiobapt German Y.
unb g. So. $1,000.
aoreua Ggbert Sfeaenba8 II
6pmeiteab Q. unb 8. 60. $4,000.
Cirrus 90. Ban pslt an preadsrs
Helief Speistn. $1,000.
Saitis 8. 5riss an abrabam @oio'
man. S775.
3ula peiers an Wlt. 2ootDut 2.
uno g. So. $500.
9isfelbe on gnnd 2stpis $500.
Uiarb S. 9iIoretb an Deitipooo
Someiteab 50, $4,000.
Rate aeIlsb an n. 81. SarpuOt.
S147.
G,ecrss 9. 6eppsIer an MarD 5of''
man. $500.
SuIia gotmdnu an glpba .. UNI
6. SO. $4,000.
2OIa Wpler an glart Ctr. 8. uEt
.. SO. $2500.
8iefelbe an Gatlep qart 60. $500
qnDrelp Druitentbaner an Nm. 6
poblmann. $1373.
aSla 2enbfrs an Robert 9
Shmitt. $500.
eena @eiBsl an ROmp Stsmmer
5000.
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man unbsbinst gu einer a0luns bisier
s5ras. aeIansen. Die aeitIdbs absr,
iiber bic Elm enDsiiltiser 8elhluB no3
nidt sefobt iuurbe, iheinsn leBtsn
Gnbes nur auf cine psrmebrts Ss'
laifuna bss publiiums binaus5uldlli'
fen. Wenn Gin feites gebienlnasgelo
Elm fir auemal fsItseiekt. auBsrotnl
aber fir beTonpere aeiitungen bic ans
ndbms zines 5rinise!bes geitditet ittn
jou, 70 pirb ebsn iuiebsr iebe eeiituns
sur beTonber,n aeitempslt iperben, nno
bas Grgbnib ipirb itntt oss einiateE
1rinteelbss Elm 8ebienunassslb plus
9rintaelb isin. Dds 3rintgelb iteint
eb.n Der aabe 5u slelfen. bic, ME
man iie aud perfen mag, aaf bieJilB:
fdlIt.
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Grxns.iseatbMms. SspObefeM.
Ginttnnoti, 27. 9tpriI.
Qeue Sppotbsten.

Rsue 9ppotbstsn.
Robsrt Is. Ri6oIas an Soutbern
Sbio 6 .unb Z. 60. 5000.
gGa 5urnau an Carthage 2. uno
9. u. $1,000.
2leram 3. StapIeforo an Stod
garos 3. lnb Z. so. $4,000.
5r,O. B. Gilsrs an Deitpocb
Someiteab so. $500.
Maris e. Gifsr on Z. Darb g. uHS
9. so. $4,000.
emma s. SarboIo an @snbome q.
uno g. So. $500.
@arlano 6. Sonas an SOispbins o
Rsbass. 500.
Charles gg. Smiib ar SbaronDiIi.
g. unb 6. SO. $4,000.
Gna g. Smitb an 9sOrss glitsn
$1,000.
6. .. 9orIu9 an psoples 3. uni
g. u. So. 1915.
Sasel .. S.ibert an German 9. 6
| im6 g. SO. $4,000.
Noru y. GbliRger on court 9oul'
Gapines gant. $2300.
Qnna W. gabia an Wiabiiou .. U
| SO. 2. $250o.
Nina Dl. Grspes an bisiibs
| $4,000.
Sacob S6ul3inser an Glurt Ctr
6. un0 q. 90. S2750.
D.rislbe on WiOiss @isranstp
$3.50.
Geprss q. Ssppslsr on Guarant:
D.poIit go. $1100.
Sarrp 9idmnn on z. Warb 9. I'M
3. 50. $26o0.
Wainnie Softer an Suutbern Dbl
| Gapinss 8ani 90. $4,000.
| Roie 8. aeFer al Spoe part Y
llnb 6. So. $2750.
Dieielbe an Cola MnIer. $400.
gllbert Sensler an ylatiorrnl 3. u
60. $500.
gnbrelp Drustisutbnner an 6ermcl
glmsritan 6. unb 3. So. $500.
goparb qntsr an Guncamental :
nnb y. 50. $4,000.
Terielbe all gora Grtel. 1920.
8stilate Sppotbetsn.
i Sreoerd 8. Men1sl an Diliam y
giindel. $500.
4 gtbeI g. Snea on Wobutpt Ger
man 3. unb e. 60. $1,000.
gbarlptt. Sones an 2ibtral =. I'm
8. 90. $3.50.
George 80. Gilmore an gleD pla
g. unb .. So. $4,000.
DerIelbe an R. 6. gillian. $4,000
SObn $. Webling al Sobn s
@opert. $685..
GStuarb Wlanberpille on Same
McGratb. $400.
glbram 2. GtdpIeforo an y
6ubbleiion. $4,000.
SoIspbine Cones an NcriDoob Jn
propeb 3. unb 6. so. $500.
Marcns Rdide an GiHPlap wlartI
so. q 6. unb .. 60. $4,000.
Gla 2sbns an GIsnbals o. uHo !
90. $500.
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Observation-Disclosures
Cincinnati, 27. 9tpril.'


Gbriitino Gurus, an Golparb Y.
Stohl 8 Sabre 9aft lui einsn 5hsI.
nss 5ia.ntbums, bs!dnnt als ll74
6urriipn apenue. N9natIits Vttetbs
$35.
QbilIip qaul IL. 9ir0. an 5rsberit
u. gruns, SO bel 100 Jub an oe-
saopeIt.Gte Der Sicnsq glOenus uno
gaosr 5trlbe, $S50
Charlotte SOnss ar robert 8. sit'
6ols, u Qltsr IanS an Der eeodr
QIp,nle in golIsge 6i1. $1,000.
SuIep6ine 5Onss an aaibsrins
Soloer, 40 bel 148 SUP an Der Dit
ieits Der 5Oanboe glosmls. 176 5uB
n6ro.it ron Der 5os'jHs apenue IN
GOypooo, 81.
Gppuro 8. Sdntsr an Wdris z.
Gii:r Qot III uuo sbeil pon Got 172
in SoIing,r &c 0opiHs' llnierabtbsI'
| lima in Sub 9orlpotO. $1,000.
Trant s.. IRsin.rs ar Sarritt 6.
Grlanasr. Qots 4 uro 8 In Der Inter
abtb.iluna BON 2aoO anen's Noh!ds
en- Der Gnrigbi gpenue. 81.
Gaa Q,bns an Qouife g. 9arlin,
Got 2 in pOlpsu Groslsn's llntsrabs
tbsilung in 0pomius. 81.
6snrietts giainl al Seize =.
| gtspart, 1beil pon Cots SO liuo go
ir Der untsrabthsluns bon Sobn
Ri0bIe's Ra6lab an Der Straisbt.
Strabs 81.
Samuel =. Cooper an Sthe Wl.
Gt,part. olsfslbs Sissntbum. 81
Qllpbonie q. Gjruber an Wiarp Ul.
Qit6iitlO -beil pon apt so in Reds
tirt DC 3oNaIoion's llnierabtbsiIun5
an psr 6iablarb 2lOsnus. 81.
SarrD . ginOer an Glijdb y.
gorIu6 II. 2lno.. 60 Bel 100 SUB al
Der RoyOisits Der Sussman apenus.
$500.
9sorg, &. gliln an gburles ID.
emitb, Cots ll8 lino 119 in Wlcyld'
mara e Gonnor's lIniernbtb,ilun9
non @aaep GroDs. 81.
Sobn 9. Sdl,iblp an Sbe 8rdndoa
9rGnsfer 60, 8 5abrs paht, pom l..
gai 1914 an. auf Cots %. 29 rno
80 in Soiiab 6armar's Speitsr Inter
ab.tsilung an osr gsarl Sirabt. Ulo'
natli6. Mistbe $50.
Sophie gOtbmann OIL 4nnd Sess'
man. 3bsiI ron Got 81 in Tlartin
gurrm's llnterlbtb,iluns. 81.
SObn $. 6till,r al Shs 4rli,l
ReaItp Co., Cots 257 unb 258 in
Stephen asmpsr's untsrabtbeiluns in
G. 'uurb. 81.
Gbarits u. Settler ar u. .. 6eiles
mann Cots 30, SO uno 81 in Der Got'
tao, place llnteabtbsiIung. 81.
5rnnt =. Qospe on Spbn Doltef'
mann. 100 bel 200 SUB an Der W.lt'
ieits Der Spring'ielb piie. in Settion
8 Don SprlugfislO 9ofpnihip. 81.
GharIss u. Settler an Sobn y. Si'
bel, 5beil Oon Got 223. in Der Inter
abtbsilun9 her Guclib apnb Min. 81
Dlarp j. QDman an gbilip Guinsh
so bel 116 SUB an Der gorboii.G I
BON .Jairiielo ino Gerter 4penue. 81
qatrit grtnnan an glntbonb Soli'
mine II. qno., 20 BEL 68 CUB an oei
Sitisite Der 9Oiiutb StraBe, 235 Jut
n5rOIi6 BON Der GOurt Strabs. 81
Robert q. QPepers an Oscar 6
0.pr, 6S 5uB an Der Dsitisite b.'
Ribols Roub. 81.
Wllrp Wio!oneD an Sobn Wlalonei
II. 9tnb., 80 bel 100 SUB an ber Siio'
ieite Der Glart Strnbs. 125 CUB OF
. LID OOn Der Sp9n Strabe. 81.
Sslforb @rossbsd an alirso Y
SbepbsrO, 20 SSabrs qaht. pom ]
g!priI 1914, an auf eintn Ibsil oe'
Got %" in Der Glmburft llnterobthei
lung an Der 5orrsnte Ronb. Sdhr
li4e Wlistbe $270, NIT benz Mntaufs
priDilssiiim gu $4,000.
Gbarlss g. Mstu an Dennis pht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

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sinsrton IN, Wrnriff mit gertrom uno
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Sinprtnn oino IN ma ssniter pes ca
Ions unb srbIidte ben graien 9lbolpb
pnn G,miferbouTen Der ieiner Spdlter
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@qlou.
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Serr bah i6 5bnen meine
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suriidtretenb,
ia. mein Serr: mir limb oeitern
9[benb oetraut fpprben."
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ber erituunte 9ater, Der taum ieinen
Sinnen glouben ftenten tonnte. 90
tern glbeno! - lInb 9u bit olIo oteic
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ia, 9a'," fliiitsrte bic iunas Truu,
lid an ben @rafen itnieaeno; mir
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peroebenl"
gerbeirotbetl Geins Truu!
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mir - bat Grin, SHUTTER oarum oes
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len"
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ipre6en pinfhe.
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|untportete bas U{Gb6en.
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I'd petb ni6t. Serr: ne iii oeItern
nit SemouSem fprtosoouoer urb noh
nift pisberqetommsn, lire oan3sn
Sdmudio6sn unO bic ieinitsn Spiz
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30
rheumatism Has Been Conquered
If You Suffer Write to DIR. c. W. COX at Once
Hundreds of
Testimonials

Are on file in DR..
Cox office from
grateful patients
who know the won
derful benefits to be
derived from his re-
markable system of
treatment. It is no
eXaggeration to
say that he cures
where others fail for
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30

ms announcements a message dhN@ nalw suffer with Rheumatism Ba m@mww which wills show u hpes Mfar
am eH so d@rWm which @ws W 0the smgh Of health hand energy No MehdnI No Smgy! No NyNey!
n@" ~ SaMmcCwe Ahry@m OF expTmGhm de @ndhD rC Cox the pioneer all dmges physicians
IN North Dakota has GoWda systemic treatment cmbmgte best fmesM all dhs systems which is nnrAmMy
curing Rh@nat@nm MBf msa M those ufusw who are going through hd nMmg the md loss dme of
limbs yH visiting kg pains dRhmmtmm y ds f-W look with dread baf future dpn from gmn
nthmdJ Joints, with night made more hm han dyM nbMyh Sleep H cal now tM hear md loo whhU into
future free from pain and disease %E
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30
When Health Is
Gone

The dearest possession Of hui
mainly has been lost. The
healthy man or woman can be
happy even in poverty while
the richest invalid is an object
of pity. The knowledge that
a certain cure is possible even
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30
Strike at the Root of Disease

Generation after generation of suffering have proved the ute fanacy Of expecting meddn
the CAUSE of disease and removing the cause. The Scientific Methods and Skill Of D G
have accomplished this, and this page illustrates omeof the many expensive md efficient a
pantus that is used in performing the @..5 #@##" t"N.#& "
WONDERFUL CURES OF RHEUMATISM THAT HAVE BEEN MADE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30

This announcement is sent to you in the sincere hope that its message of cheer
may reach some SICK ne who is looking for the road to health. DR.. Coxo Ma
tural Science methods quickly remove the cause OF disease and make healthy
vigorous bodies out of sick and diseased ones If you suffer, OF ii you have q
friend or acquaintance who is afflicted with Rheumatism write DR.. Cox for free
illustrated booklet telling all about. his wonderful methods and their results
Address ##H@#"a# |Y"MMHE .###@##
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30

Electric bath apparatus used for
variety Of troubles and a very eff
fective treatment for iniamma-
tories, rheumatism. 1t allays all the
pain and eliminates uric acid from
the blood. Nothing has greater eff
feet in eliminating rheumatism
than this bath. The results are
immediate. ~ t.. .... ..'...