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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-27
r. A. Palmeter.
Fessenden, North Dakota.
NUTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE BY ADVERTISE.
MENT

Default having occurred in the conditions OF
the mortgage hereinafter described BY which
the power Of sale therein contained has be-
having been instituted either at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof, and a Power Of
mortgage having been made, executed and de.
livered to r. A. Palmeter, the undersigned at.
torney, by John w. Shelby; the mortgaeee
Al 1914, which Power Of Attorney IVES filed
for record in the office OF the Register of Deeds
in and for the County Of Mclean and State Of
g. Bo1 lsi4 n at II 40 90 o'c dne An A.. M ray and ID w ssss duIyy r q.
corded in Book "G.l6' of MISCELLANEOUS Rec.
ords, on page s., notice is hereby. given that
t fiyeIe esrt b1 M %S5tsf K%sn Tsasl s1s sna Sv snS ks de:
kowsky,, his wife, Mlortgagors,, to John W.
Shelby: Mortgages; dated the s!d day Of March
Mclean and State of North Dakota, on the nth
day Of March A; D: 1925, at 9:l5 o'clock a. N.
4nd duly recorded in q, Book BIT" Of MORTGAGE
of the premises in such mortgage and herein.
after de scribed at the front door of the Court
House in the City Of Washburn. County Of Nc
Of ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 18th day
upon said mortgage On the day Of sale. !,
which will be sold to satisfy The same are those
Lean and State OF North Dakota, and described
The south half Of the Southeast quarter (sH.
SEA- of Section thirty:ive 1851 in Township
One hundred fifty .(1j0l North of Range eighty.
one (Sl) West. Of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
Containing Eighty (a0) acres, more OF less, &C.
coEding to the Government Survey thereof.
inbefore mentionedi IL due to the failure TO pay
the installments Of principal and interest on
said mortgage which became due November
LIST. 1911. November LIST, 1912. and November 1st,
1911. and under the terms Of said mortgage, the
sum due and payable, has elected 70 and does
declare the whole Of said mortgsRedu e and pay.
able, and there Vii Be due on said mortgage on
100 dollars (S72.S6) exclusive OF costs, disburse.
ments and attorney fees SLOWED hy law.
John Y: Shelly,
b. "A. Palmeter,.
Attorney for N0rtga&ee,
Fessenden, North Dskota. Se-Ae
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-27
SUMMONS
SUMMONS
State ofNorth Dakota. In District Court
County Of Mclean. }Sixth Judicial District
Engebright H. Holtan, Plaintiff

SUMMONS
st Gosa Ct S of sd Rs q Sixth II j R'itsisf 6 6GsFt
Engebrieht H. Holtan, Plaintiff
Hermon johnson; and Katharine
Saby, Ole Haajem, !ngebOrg OPP
helm, Sarah Vambeim and Her
mar johnson, heirs at law of
Martha H. Lee and all other per- Summons
sons, unknown. claiming any es.
tste or interest in, or lien or en-
cumbrsnce upon, the property de-
scribed in the complaint; Defend.
ANTS.
The State of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You, and each Of you. are hereby summoned
70 t9 answer answer the q ,complaint in this acton, q o9Py
answer upon the subscriber, at his office, in
the Haugeberg Block, IN the City Of Washburn,
County Of Mclean and State Of North Dakota,
Summons upon you, exclusive Of the day OF
service and in case ct Your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will DO taken against You by
default for the relief demanded in the Com
Dated this oath day of Ja19uery; 4; D: 1914.
At6sS }tios a 1S5 PP ost 9
wsshbarn. North DAKOTA.
To the Defendants Above Named:
You Will Please take Notice, That the Sum
the office of the clerk Of the District Court in
and for the County Of Mclean and State of
1914, and that this action is brot for the pur-
pose Of q~uieting title in plaintiff to the South
west Quarter l:SWA) Of Section Two !((2),in
Township one Hundred Forty.ive l145) North.
Principal Meridian. in the County of Mclean
and State of North Dakota.
J. A. Hyland
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Washburp, North Dakota,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES

U-NoticeS published undor ms
heading will be charged iegalrates
In accordanc , w tn the ruling OF tho
mclean County Press Association,
and no affidavit will be issued until
all publication charges are paid.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Socialism nj prerokovanje.

Socialism nj prcrOkoVanJe Il
minolIh dni, hi tcsnO dolocena tco-
MIA, XII 81 mai ravna III gibljc Y
dolocenih mclah. Pod SocializmOm
Sc razumc clovcSko druzbo. q ka-
teri praviio najglobokciSi mislcci.
da mora priti kot sad gotovih eyo-
lucionarnin sill. Hi 80 sedai ua de
IN, i'm XII SO podcdovani del sedan
icga druIabnega reda. Kakor .lc
izginila st4rovcSka t~clrSna SUI,
most Stopnleyale in 81 umaknilI
fevdalizmu in kakor ~ ic fcvda-
lien umikal StopnjeNajc. d"klcr
nj zavladal kapitalizcm. raNnota-
ko 81 mora kapitalizem umakniti
WISH formi druIbc. SoriaIiIcm. Iii
pOmcni. ia poStancjo N>a produk-
'',..a. r. Zdclivna m prumctua
sredstva. zcmlja III lcmcil>ki "a
kladi spIoSna l.iudska last in la
So ; gOSnodarstvo ~upravlja y
liudskem duhu. bo uvcliaviicm y
bodoGi viS.ii formi clovc&kc drui-
he. katero bodO imcuovali Socia-
ISticno. kakor H.. pr. danaSnJo
iinenu.icio kapitaliStirli". kcr so
aroduktivna. razdelivna in pro
mctna Srcd>tva. kakW tIdi ne
mrliSki Zakladi - kauitaliStoV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Suspcndirani clam &c V mesecu novem
bru 1913. l. drustva:

Boritrli -t",. { Fin, los. o.. IT,.
Do. krtir Geo. O.. Il. 2ulG rrr-ar Ja,.
e.. Il. :5dl. ~,r"mu,i5 \ik. o.. -. ISL.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

Da po6asi prehajamo IL kapita-
lizma Y socializem, pa tudi lahko
vskado opal. XII hi slep "a dogod
Ike. Hi Sc vrSe krog mega. Pred
p~etdesctimi lett n. pr. nj nit
II odstotkoy narodnega promo
zenja l~aStovala iavnost. to sc pra
Vi liud>tvo y draw. Danes lah
kO rcjemo. da imamo 36 Odstot-
kov javncga promolcnja. kakor
pr druzih formah cloveSke druz-
be prihaja tudi tukai sprememba
Y zacctku pocaSi. Ali oil leta do
lcta So cuie klic ~glasneiSi DO po-
drzaTl jcnju in poobcinjenju jaw
Nth naprav: leleznic. mcstnTh ulic-
nth %iclc7nic. brzoiaya. tclefona,
rudnikov. ladjedelnic. tovaren. in
splob NScga kar .ie potrebno IN
p]rodukriio in razdclitcv produk-
toy
Stare d%rulabno poslopjc pocasi
razpada i'm So drobi. novO 81 pa
grad I ysakim dnem. Prinodnjost
nam bo >igurno prineSla, da DO
raHp.dci /aduji %prcoStanek kapi
talistiGnega siStcma in IL ten ka-
pitalisticnih podrtin DO vzklila
popolnoma nova druiba Socia
lizem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Bolniki in ranienci v voinah.

&c govorimo u yOlski, ST. spomin-
iamo najprc.i usodc %ranjencev.
Stevilo ten .je pa znatno maniSc
nego Steyilo onih. hi postanc.io
ncsposobni IA vojSkOvanje zaradi
OboleloSti. Enako ie bio Y balkan
ski vojni. "Croisc rouge navajo
naslednic podatkc: Severoamcri-
Gani V scccSiiSki vojni so izgubili
$4,000 ranjencey. zaradi bolezni
pa 10000 moZ cd ten Jill .ic Obo-
lelO 27.00O ma tifusu. - Leta 1870.
so incl Ncmci $4,000 ranicnccv.
obolelo pa ic IA manj ali wee ca
n 1900 MOI. Ia Jc. dive tretlmi
vse vojskc. Ia tifuSom j. obolelo
$4,000 MOI in .iih umrIo okolo
1000. - Y ruSko-turski vOini .ic
izgubila ruska podonavska vojska
XII ic Stella 250.O00 MOI. 10000 ran
icnccv. oholclo jim j. pa $4,000
IA oct tch jc imcla cctrtina titus
%,vruGico'. Y kubanSki vojski.
Isl j. stella 100000 MOI. so imcli
American 3l.OOO ~Slutaicv titnsa.
ia tI,di y t~rauSyal>ki voini (bur-
ski j. Ia boiclcu zahtevala cd
moStva luprt Stiri odStotkc angle
Skin IrtcN. Y ten voinah cd
pada ohicno pet holuikov ma enc
"a ranjcnca L. .Iaponci So Y tcm
puglcdu iIicIua. ri - izrcduo pre-
viduo izvr>eyali Use zdravStvenc
prcdpi>c. in Steer tako rcstni 50
bill Sanitctni vojaki in zdravniki.
da j. opraVircno vIkliknji Oya
ma " Mandzuriii Smo imcli y
voi>ki SO, mani bolnikov nego
MA .Japon>hcm y miru'" V dive
lctni voini 80 .Iaponcl ilgubili cd
>vojc 100000 MOI broicGc vOjSkc
ma boiii;ih 10000 MOI. docim
Stcyilo mrliccv zaradi bolczni nc
InaSa nit $1,000 MOI: y holniS
micah j. bilu okolo 100000 japon-
skin voiakov. Bolchanic yoiakov
.ic prcprcGilo poSchno d~ciStvo. da
i" hilo iaponsko VojaStyo vedno
dohro prcSkrbl.icno : hrano in
prckuhano vodo Y okulenih kra-
iih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

organizacije MISC Uncle prave pOdlsge,
paG pa Sc je bils prieela ie siriti ideja
kako isto ispopolniti, mislilo se Je tudi
ma vseh zadnjih konvenciJah napred-
nih Jednot in Zvez, ma prepotrebRo
l~estvico s~tarostnega ~plaeevanja. Da sc
nj ma zadnji konvenciji :. ID. Z. Z. odo-
brila in y veliavila p~laeilna lestvica. je
bill eden ediui zadriek in ia Je bil zdru-
aitev, kajti mislili 80 ysi delegate. ia
ako So vpelje l@cstvica II scdanjcga pc.
s%loSania vzame veliko casa in stroSki
So stem = lvezi, ker potcm ko pride
zdruzitev, hi bilo veliko della s%toreic-
mega ko bi ne bill dolgo y v~eljavi, kaJti
ko pride zdruiitcy jc treha ! zoPet Use
preurcditi, stem pa postaneio posamcz
ne lcstvicc manjcga ponena, kajti 70
pet jr trcha novo lcstyico. ia odguvar
u ldruzcniu i'm po-tayam seveda.
TuraI hedor jr hil take priiul-u in
dohcr ~ >lovruski narod, ia ic sci -tu-
RITZ Ia bDrak ,timur ic mi,lil ldruicnir
vrcci , Vodo in SloVcnrcm skoditi "a
vc. sto lolaric,. So pot"," -kriya N
lclrzua yrata. kait, hoii - oa>titk koie
hi dihil odlkovani" "a -yoj Gin.
,vc~t pa maj bo. la stem mi pr"pr"til
2lruIcnia no NJ enc "rgauIlariic ~io
vcn-kc rabbi. ldrulcuic pride k,r ma
rod naprcdui viii potrch" .u k"ri~ti
l~lruienja. CLAM katcr. 81 ga profit
l~iruleniu. mai Sc koIikor mopoc" po-
i]ru,iio poutiti. koliko Jim lamor" ko-
r~istiti zdrulcnje in kai -k"iiti osaml.ic
most. Odbor i|zvolion , Chicago, Il. ie
takoj ko - j. povrnil IN .konfcrru""
priccl ? vso oilocnostio dclo,ati I pred
pripravami n zdruzitcy. Nodhor So H.
v%oljcui moiic, koiim ic mar bla.or
l~iruzcnJa. Scdaj pa pride vista ma ella
ne vNrh orgauizacij. la prrvidno "la
suicio "a totkc koic hoi, iajal pri
pr~avljalni ojbor ma glasoN anic. gia~ui-
ne glcimo ma osebno,t BOO un Strankar-
,tyo, tudi ne ,mc prit. vpo~tcv ne hraI
~prihodnjcga scdela zirulcnr organila
ciic nit mcsto in ne drIa,a. dollnost
jc vsakega %tlana, ia pla.uic "a tocko
20 kojci So ic mai laplje zir1iiti. kaiti
pri %zjrulitvi bodcio glavno ylogo i"ru
lc p~ostavc raznih drIav. N,iai ic "ii-
no glavno. la So zlruzimo pa mai hoir
1aca~ni ~cdei kicr hotc. kat iSto rri-
Re ma povrsic kadar smo ~ ziruz"ui.
: sobra'-kim pozdravom
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Barbarizem. Jetniki in mes

tani so pred vclcporotniki Y AT
lanti, Ga. izpovcdali o straSnih
grozodcj>tvih. Xxi 50 Jill izvrSili
mad jctniki y .ictniSkih tahorih V
okraju Fulton.
\ckcga dine 50 hitali 90 kaz-
ncnccv. Prctcpali 50 Jill $ Sirokim
ra>om il uNn.jd. y hatcrcm 81 bile
glavicc IL bakra. Nckatcri ka2-
ncvci 50 vslcd bolccin zhlazneli.
Ncki mladcniG jc izvrSil Samomor
IL Strahu pred hicanicm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

"KarOl Utekar'' st. 54-BoksiS Fr.
c. St. 4O3l.
Moonrunski trpin" stcv. 90 &C.
knavs Al. C., st. 2s77. Syetc Fr. c.
st. 400. Dolenc Ant. {. st. 2977.
"Bratoljub' stew. 6t-IIren Ant. ..
St. 35OS. Dvornik V. c. ST. 4sos.
"Zvesti bratjc' stew. 7O-TrSck ".
c. ST. 1858.
"Delavcc naprej'' stew. 7I-LikoyiS
Jak. c. st. 1910.
"Koseius1ko" stew. 20. - Foltiniak
IL. G. st. 1859.
"Naprej 10 image" Stev. 75-Smol-
uikar Fr. e. 81. 1866.
crtani clani.ce v mesecu novembru
1913 IL drustva:
"RoritciI'' stew. I-Perko Fr. q. st.
20. Pcrko lvana e.. 81. 1898.
"%Slo'au' ,tey. l5.-Stalik Mart. =.
st. 1915.
"Zi-ul,ai N!o,eucc Ste, 80 Turk
Jos. e. -. 92l6. Turk ". q. 81. 1892.
RoIc Albina. .. 81. Posi-.
"Sokol' >tc,. 81 rdo,ic Jos. O.. II.
25>e.
"~slo,co,ki hra,fc" -tc,. - Ale
Min e. -. .i>7. C,ctau .Jah. @. Il.
367N. Nuap Is. g. 81. 1928. Kcnda
Mat. e.. 81. a2>i.
"rlaniu,hi raj. ,t,,. 80 Colohir
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ADVERTISEMENT
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se lOslja gl@om praviL edIno potion rosmh; Expre,uih; ali E,n;nihd ensrnih
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Izobcen clan.

Ivan raik e.. i. - hiys' hlapamik
=. II. J.. l..
Ccnicnim clarom :. u +. H.. , 20.
%iasnilo. la Ia prcmcmha tlanov jc IN
ostala rad znanih razm"r rrrnoyitcv
po,lovania, toic isto. ko 80 bile vsc
s~lovcnskc organizaciic ovadcuc $ drAa-
vi Ohio in Minnesota ter - morale
vsc oreanizaciic kolikor toliko nsta-
Wit p~o,lovanic 70 omonicnima lrlaya.
ma. ,Ia1 kot moia oscba nimam prot
lcstyici. paG pa 10 odohtayam kaiti,
ako nj podlagc nj ohstanka. Slovcnskc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
Suspendirani clani.ce v mesecu decem
bru 1913. liz drustva:

- POm0tnik Stcy. 9-katlov.ck \,
g.. stew. 36i%.
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odstopli clani-ce cd drustva:

Planiu.hI IA ,t.,. 80 Durln,n
Franc. o.. -. lH@u
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
War For Turkey

London, Nov. 5-The Admir- alty announces that England, France and Russia, dissatisfied with the partial apology which norkey has made for the action of her fleet in the Black Sea, in bombarding Russian boats and ports, has decided that state Of war exists and British French fleet squadron is, now bombarding the Dardanelles. No special damage has been done the forts, apparently, with the exception of the Holles battery, in which a great explosion was seen Ido have occurred from the ship. Since which time, the
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
COME ONE-coME ALL

The Board of Education eX- tends a cordial invitation to the public to visit the Public School Friday evening, Nov, 9th Open house will be kept by the teachers, between the hours of seven and nine o'clock pm. The Board of Education takes this opportunity of extending to the City council their ap- preciation of the unqualified support given by them in ap- propriating the funds neces- sary for the change made in the first and second stories, and for the installation of the indirect lighting. The citizens of Ketchikan may fe l justly proud of their school, inasmuch as it is second to none in Alas ka.
 By direction of the Board of Education.
 ROBT. L. PETTY, Clerk.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
Bombardment Continues

Athens, Nov. 5-The bom- bardment of the Dardanells, by the British and French squadron continued all "Wednesday night, the ships keeping their search lights playing continually on the shore of the Notifications and apparently succeeding in in flicting considerable damage as several of the batteries were silenced. The Turks are evil dently massing their fleet in the Sea of Marmora and the Black Sea, where they are avail able for the defense of Con- stantinople.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
THE LAST TIME

That the patrons of the Dream will have flo see the great production, Quo Nadis will be shown again tonight. Sc bake advantage of this last op- portunity and see the greatest film that has ever been brought to Alaska. The large audience almost t0 a soul pronounced il well woHth the money that they paid to see it. Each and every one of the eight reels is enter tsting. The acting is not over done as in a great many fea- lures. Each character has been trained with that cafeful train ing by George Klein that mad Q him the biggest producer in the world. So if you care to see 1lrst class offering, 9to to the Dream tonight. For Friday and Saturday we will have the third installment of The Perils of auline. Sunday night the second installmem of Mary. The Dream is the home of the worlds best photoplays and to see IS 10 believe. adv.
 The Goldfish arc cOminr ad
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
BRITISH CRUISER MONMOUTH
 SUNK IN FIGHT


 Valparaiso, Nov. 5-Steam- CTS reaching this port bring word of a naval engagement off Coronel, participated in by four British vessels, the Monmouth Good Hope, Glasgow and the Otranto, and an unklo,an num- ~ber of German cruisers. The latter vessels were moro speedy than the British and were thus able to force the fight on their own terms. They drew away from all the Brii ish boats except the Monmouh which they concentrated tha.f fire lon, and sank. They tha1 turned on the balance of the British squadron, and the lat ter vessels were forced to run for it, as they were outnnm- bered. The Monmouth was vessel of $500 tons displaee- ment, capable of attaining g knots per hour and was armed with If six inch guns and 2l smaller. She had five inches of armor and was rated as a first class cruiser.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
German Ships Gathering

London, Nov. 5-Copenhag- en reports that a fleet of Ger man warships are gathering off the Aland Islands, in the Bait io. This is not far distant from the Kronstadt, the Russian fort ress defending Petrograd.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
Russian Battleship Sunk

Bucharest, Nov. 5-As the result of an engagement in the Black Sea early in the present week between a Turkish squad ron and the Russian battleship Shop, the latter vessel was
 sunk with all on board. Her superior armament enabled her to keep the cruisers opposed to her at long range but a torpedo boat surprised her inflicting a fatal wound. She went down with her colors flying. after sue
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
DEMOCRATS CONTROL
 NEXT CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. 5-Nation- al statistieans have figured out that according to the returns thus far received on the differ ent Congressional elections, the Democrats will have a total in the lower house of 222, Repub- licans 196, Progressives 10, doubtfuls 6, this gives the Dem ocrats clear majority of 10.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
Heavy Attack Expected

Dunkirk, Nov. 5-Birdmen scouts bring in word that Ger many is massing huge body of men east of Ypres and the belief in the Allied lines is that another attempt is ito be made within the next twenty four hours to reach this place.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
TcId To Go Home

Bordeaux, Nov. 5-The Turk sh Ambassador to France. was given his passports yesterday nd was furnished a safe con- net to the borders of FIance. It is expected that reprisals will be made by the Turks or French Colonists in Africa, es- )ecially as the inhabitants of hese places are largely Moham nedans.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
Allies Holding 'Em

Paris, Nov. 5-Information from the front'1s all in favor of the Allied arms today. Sev- enal attacks by the Germans have been repulsed, and in some places, notably in front of the Belgian line, advances have been made.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
0REGON APPARENTLY DRY

Portland, Nov. 5-Prohibition has carried in Oregon by a big -Toto, although actual figures are not yet available. Charles chamberlain is safely re-elect- ed to the Senate and Dr. James Combe, the Republican nom- ince is elected Governor by probably the largest plurality in the history of the state.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
German Fleet Leave Base

Dover. Nov. 5-Wireless from the British fleet announces that the German fleet in the Baltic has left the protection of the forts at Kiel and has gone north, supposedly, to harass the Rus sian coast along the Gulf of Finland.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
WASHINGTON GOES DRY

Seattle, Nov. 5-Returns thus far received on the 'wet' or "dry" vote in this state indicate that the "drys" have won the day by about fifteen thousand majority.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
Turks Sink Ships

London, Nov. 5-From Malta l. received word that the farks have sunk a number of French and British ships off Constan'i- nople.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05

The Northern Machine Works has just about finished overhauling the halibut schoonl CT Director, and the vessele will probably be given trial spin tomorrow.
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With Great Britain, France, RUS sia and Servia, and the repre- sentatives of those countries have left Canstantinople after securing the services Nof the American ambassador to rep resent them at the Sublime Porte.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-11-05
AN ADDITION TO STORE

Louis Hanson, proprietor of the Bon Marche, has decided 10 build an addition to his store building. It will be the full width of the building and 30 feet in length, and will be ussd for storage purposes, thus re- iieving the congestion of his present storeroom, which i, more than full. w. J Sully has the contract for the vGrk and will rush the erection if same.
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guns Of the battery have been silent.
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Boston Cream Waffles at the New York Restaurant. adv.
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Last chance to see Quo Vadis at the Dream. adv.
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Lost-a blue stone pendant ear ring. Return to Miner. Re- ward. adv.
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See Quo Vadis at the Dream tonight. adv.
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Fields sale continues until Christmas Eve. adv.
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NOTED MENENG MAN DEAD

Saratoga, Nov. 5-F. Augustus Heinze, the well-known Mon tana mining man died in this city hast night or liver com plaipt. He had been aiiing for some time, but his death was unexpected, as his doctors thought his condition was 1m- proved yesterday.
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Good warm room for rent at the Inside Inn. if. adv.
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ceeding in sinking two of the vessels opposed to her.
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Turkey Breaks With Allies

London, Nov. 5-Turkey has broken off diplomatic relations
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-30
HARVEY H. KAUFMAN DIES
Three Weeks Illness Fatal to New
Cumberland Citizen

Harvey Haines Kaufman, aged 81,
of Third street, New Cumberland, died
this morning at his home of typhoid
fever, after an illness of three weeks.
Mr.. Kaufman is survived by his moth
er, Mrs. Sophia Kaufman, and one sis
ter, Mrs. B. F. Meyers, of Mount Yer
non, N. Y.
The funeral services will be private
and will be conducted by the Rev. j. V.
Adams, of the Methodist church, New
Cumberland. The services will be held
Friday and interment will be made at
the Mount Olivet cemetery by the side
of his father, William Kaufman. Mr..
Kaufman was native of New Cum
berland, where he had wide circle of
friends.