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incidents such as these have not oc-
Cured in any case whore representa-
tivcs of other governments were con-
cerned, but only in dealings with rep
reeentatives of the United States and
there has been no occasion for other
governments to call attention to such
matters or ask for apologies.
"These repeated offenses against the
rights and dignity of the United States,
offenses not duplicated with regard to
tho Representatives Of other govern
mcnts, have necessarily made the i'm :
preston that the government of the
manifestations of III will and contempt.
"The authorities Of tho state depart
ment feel confident that when the
seriousness and tho cumulative effect
of these incidents is made evident to
the government Of Mexico, that gov
ernmcnt will see the proprety and the
necessity of giving such evidences of
its desire to repudiate and correct these
things as will be not only satisfactory
to the government of the United States,
but also an evidence to the rest of the
world as an entire change of attitude.
"There can be no loss TO the dignity
of tho dc facto government in Mexico
in Recognizing in the fullest degree the
claims of a great sovereign govern
nnent to it's respect"
WILSON TAKES CONGRESS
INTO FULL CONFIDENCE
Washington. April 15--While the
fighting ships of the Atlantic fleet We're
turning their prows toward Tampico
today to enforce President Wilson'S
demand on Fluerta for u public salute
10 the American flag, senators and rep
resentatives We're summoned TO the
White House to be informed of all
phases of the situation that congress
might be prepared for any further
steps.
President Wilson told the congress
mon that he stood first tor peace, but
that if Huerta did not comply with
tho American demands. tho first step
to enforce them would be the seizure
of Tampico and Vera Cruz. for which
he considers there is ample precedent.
Acting Chairman Shively. of the
Senate foreign relations committee;
Senator Lodge, the ranking republican
of that committee; Chairman Flood of
the House foreign affairs committee and
Representative Cooper the ranking re
publican of that committee had an
hours conference with the president,
at which MIR. Wilson outlined all the
details of the nov historic 'fampico in
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
AMERICAN BATTLESHIP FLEET SETS SAIL
FOR MEXICAN WAT ERS, PREP Pared FOR WAR

On Board United States Ship
Arkansas Off tine Virginia Capes,
April 15.-Rear Admiral Badger.
commander in chief Of the Atlantic
fleet. sailed for Tampico from
Hampton Roads at noon today with
the superdreadnaughts Arkansas,
Vermont New Hampshire and
New Jersey. In thick fog that
hung over the bay the big ships
started off under orders to make
ia. knots an hour. That speed
would bring them to Tampico in
seven days.
Norfolk. Va. April 1s-The battle
ships Arkansas, Vermont. New Hamp-
shire and New Jersey and the dispatch
boat Yankton sailed from Hampton
Roads today for Mexican waters. at full
speed.
The New Hampshire was the first to
get under way All but the Yankton
We're in their war paint of gray. The
activities In Hampton Roads almost
equalled seme of the scenes preceding
the departure of Rear Admiral Schleys
flying SQUADRON during the Spanish
American war.
The new superdreadnaught New
York. one of the two largest battleshi3s
in the world was placed in commits
sion today at the Brooklyn navy yard
The ceremony was simple. Capt Il
S. Rodgers received his orders placing
him in command of the new battleship
flags wer.. broken out ut the bow and
stern and the commission pennant was
released as the ships band played 'Tns
Star Spangled Banner"
Cheers by the LOLA officers and mcn
in the crew of the latest addition &c
the Atlantic fleet were answered ny
the men on other ships lying at the
yard. and the New York Was IN com
mission.
If necessary. the New York cou!d
steam out to sea in IL hours. Other
battleships at the navy yard are the
supercreadnaughts Texas and Wyo-
ming. the dreadnaughts North Dakota
and Ohio and the arnored cruDer
Washington. All of these could join
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

Juarez. Mex. April 1G.-The defeat
of the combined federal forces by the
rebels at San Pedro De Las Colonias,
state of Coahuila, with federal losses
estimated at $500 killed and wounded,
and 700 prisoners and Il rebel loss re-
ported at $50 killed and wounded, it
is pointed out here, was really the cul-
nlination of the battle of Torreon.
which began on April 21.
While General .Velaseg the federal
general in chief, eyacu.seed aSrreoM on
the second of this month, his army
was practically intact and the retreat
enabled him to join the reinforcements
which had failed to reach him at Tor
reon, and to that extent the evacuation
was a successful maneuver.
In any event, Velasco, after his re-
treat, was much stronger and more
dangerous than before, for at San
Pedro he had with him the columns
of Gems. Javier De Moure. Benjamin
Argumedo. Emilio P. Campa Mariana
Ruiz Carlos Garcia Hidalgo and
Joquin Maas, a total of 1900 or $4,000
troops.
Fought Six Days.
While desultory lighting began al
most as soon as the federals left Tor
reon, General Villa gives the duration
of the battle proper as six days. cul
minating with the flight of the federals
last Monday.
The disordered state of affairs in the
Torreon region is illustrated by the
fact that Villas report of victory re-
quired "a hours to reach Gen. Venus
tiano Carranza, first chief of the revo-
luton at Chihuahua.
The federals are reported to have re-
tired eastward in the direction of Sal
tillo and to Monterey, having, it is be-
lfeved, repaired the railroad in that di-
rection before the battle The federals
destroyed the market building hotel
and the property of the late president
Francisco i. Madero. before retiring.
A brief supplementary report of the
battle at San Pedro received by Cen
eral Carranza. says that all houses be-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

the fleet at few hours notice.
The New York and the Texas. the
latter also just completed. are sister
ships. Both will be assigned to the First
division of the Atlantic fleet. Each
has displacement OF $1,000 tons and
a speed of q knots an hour. They are
fitted with main battery of 10 IA
inch guns and a secondary armament
of 21 five-inch rifles.
To complete the hasty coaling Of
the New Hampshire it was necessary
to work all last night. Eighteen hun
dred tons of coal We're placed in her
bunkers. The New Hampshire's reg
ular crew was augmented by so APP
prentice seamen from ST. Helena. Be
fore the vessels sailed today another
detail Of seamen were transferred to
her from the receiving ships Franklin
and Richmond for distribution among
the vessels of the fleet. The repair
ship Vestal, the ammunition ship Le-
banon and the national tugs Patapscc,
1oatuxent, s;onoma and Ontario are
hastily preparing for sea.
The Lebanon and tugs would prove
especially available for landing par
ties. owing to their comparatively light
draft.
The battleship Delaware did rot get
away She was held for repairs and
oycrhauling.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
IOWA TOWN LOSES.

Indenendence. Mo-, April l5.-Ry q
vote of 191 to 159 the general confer
ence If the RccrganiZed Latter Day
Saints today declined to accept the in
,itation of the church at Lamont. Ia.
to meet there next wear. The confer
ence voted to leave tho selection in the
hands of the presidency.
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TROOPS PREPARED TO
SAIL AT ANY MINUTE
COLLIER TO MAzATLAN.

Vallejo, Cal. April 15.-Orders were
received here today from Washington
for the collier Jupiter now at Cali
fornia City, to load With coal. and pro-
ceed at once to Mazatlan, Mex. The
Jupiter will carry fuel for the. Pacific
fleet now on patrol duty in Mexican
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en- EDtTOR DIES

New Bedford, Mass, April 15.-Will-
lam J.. Sayer editor of the Evening
standard and one of the owners of
the Morning Mercury. died today of
pneumonia. aged s6 years.
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mAp,Nes sAII solIry

New Orleans, La, April 15-The
transport Hancock, with $50 marines
aboard sailed from here today to join
the battleship fleet that win coneen-
trlte near Tampico
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
BATTLEsHlP LOUISIANA rs
READY TO PUT OUT TO SEA

New York, April l5.-All preparations
for the departure OF the battleship
early this morning. Fresh vegetables
We're put abroad during the night and
with these it was said that the great
snip was amply provisioned for a
months cruise
Throughout the night white lights
glimmered at the Louisian's mast
heads, summoning to the ship the men
the work by hailing every sailor with
Louisiana" on his cap
capt. George Cooper commands the
ship She came here on April g.
GUNNERS CLEANING UP BIG
RIFLES FOR POSSIBLE ACTION
Norfolk, Va. April 15.--There were
lively scenes today on board the w;.l-
ships making ready in Hampton Roads
and IT the Norfolk navy yard to pro-
ceed to Tampico, Mex.
Rear Admtsal f'iskc. chief of opera :
tions. who caine down from Washing
ton last night with formal orders for
Rear Admiral Badger found every
preparation being made on the Arkan-
sas for hurried departure.
A heavy INST hung over Hampton
Roads There were signs on every ship
OF their preparedness to get away un-
-
cleaning the big rifles and stores were
being taken aboard
The dispatch baat Yankton, which is
to accompany the ships to Tampico
occupied position close by Rear Ad
miral Badgers flagship. the Arkansas
The torpedo boat destroyers Parker
Cassin. Cummings and Benham were
al anchor close by the battleships Yer
mont and New Jersey
The battleship New Hampshire was
making ready at the Norfolk navy
yard. The Delaware. also at the Nor
folk navy yard. may not be able to
get away with the rest of the ships.
which are better prepared for an inn
mediate start
TROOPS PREPARED TO
SAIL AT ANY MINUTE
Houston, Tex. April .15.-The 60-mile
hike" of about 10000 men Of the Sec
ond army division, modified at Calves
ton and Texas City, began today With
the departure of the Fifth brigade from
Galveston. Regiments will follow each
other rapidly until by Thursday prac-
tic;slly the entire division will be afoot.
Gen. Frederick Funston, commanding
the DIVISION said today:
The hike will not affect the pre-
paredness for embarkation of the Sec
ond division, as transports are kept In
eadiness for the men and at no time
will they be out Of sight OF railway
tracks which could take the command
to Galveston in short order. No pre-
liminary orders would be necessary
should the troops be needed south; !;
still none has been received"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
m 9iltrift Mummer' 81 unb baB
, g @eae oortbin beMer iinb; 5ab

gum 9itrift @ummer' "a un0 bab
Die 8eae bortbin bei1er 1inb; baB
Die 40 mgren5enoen .Mder, auf be-
men i6 friber mobnte, ebe tb bas neue
@aus baute, I'M 9i1tritt "a 9ele9en 1inb;
6aB meme &inber 1tets Sic @dule I'M
9i1trift "a belu9ten, bem 8oaro Der
County, gommi1dre bon 5tearns County
unterbrettet tpur0e. in tpeldem an9efra9t
miro, baB feline beiagten 2dn0ereien bonn
9iftritt 1872 getrennt nno benz 9ifritt
"a 5uee5dblt tper6en ionen; uno 6a eez
na1nter 8oarb 3ett unb Srt fir ein
8erb0r be'timmt Fat, 10 lit hermit Nott3
erlai1en, baB. g%enanntes @efu9 bonn
IN be1en am 8. Sebruar 1914
b%e9innenoen @ibung n1orgens 10 l1br in
Der Office beg Gountb = Mubitors in ct.
@loub mgeb0rt tperben ion, 81 .tpe19er
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b0rbe ale Nrgun1ente, bic bon allen bnz
bel intereFirten Yerlonen fir ODER gegen
@enebmigung Beg @efu9es borgebra@t
iperben, entgegen nebnnen tpirb. 9a6trt
gloub, ben Z. Sannar 1914. Sm
Nuftrage Beg 8oarb Ser @onnt) Commit
idre. Ni9olas Sbomen.
gounthzM u6itor unb gg=offteio @lert
be3 Bonr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
Teachers Examinations.

The State Teachers Examinations
will be held at st. Cloud Garter HalD
Sank Centre, Melrose and ~Paynesville,
on February 5th, 9Th and 18th as fol
lows: February 5th, A. NJ, Enrolment,
Professional Test, %Penmanship, Arith-
metic; P. NJ, Geography, Composition,
Reading, Spelling. February 9Th, A. M.
u. S. History, English Grammar, Mu-
sic; P. NJ. Physiology-Hygiene, Civics,
Agriculture. February 18th, A. NJ, En-
rollment, Geometry, Physics; P. M,
Algebra, Physical Geography or Gen
eral History, Drawing.
All applicants for certificates, renew
ais or extensions, as well as those writ
ing for credits only must pay a fee OF
fifty cents as per the statute enacted by
the last legislature.
VIM. A. BOERGER,
Supt. of Schools
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Sic n6tbigen electromagnetic
TIE an uno fait iebes Der SO Mitglie-
Der bes &lubs bat ii6 Derpflibtet, in
bieiem Sabre 10 Mcres @nrtoffel 5u
pflan5en.
8ismard. - sSm fommen6en
Sommer mir6, fir oaS bon Sen 8e.
neoiftiner Sdmeitern gelettete ct.
Mlerius &oipital Elm Meubau a1fge.
fiibrt mer6e1L beiien Soften aui
100000 berani6lagt muroen.
@ran6 Sorts. - Som 2. Biz
gum z. 8ebruar miro bier Ser Mais=
unb &lee : &onpent BON Nor6oafoto
abgebalten meroen. D1rd Mbgeben
bon ser alten Metbo6e 6eS allgemei,
nen &onpentipltems uno ginfiibrung
oes &laiienipitems fir sic grtbeilune
oes Observation-Disclosures nnterribts
miro oieier &onpent ii6 gu elmer ri@-
tigen Sdule fir Sic Garmer geitalten.
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Die erite Mieberlaae.
IS afbington H., IL. s

DlN H. IL. SuH.
3as &ousfomitee fir &egeln
itimmte beute nit GROCER Maioritat
BEN Mntrag, Elm ftanoiges @omitee
fir ~Srartenitimmredt ein5nieben, ME-
ser. Sir sic bier mtpeienoen 8abl-
retden 6ro11enre@tlerinnen un6 Ser
treter Ser bielen Suffrage @iiocia-
lions" aus allen Gbetles 6es 2anoes
be6eutete ioldes einen barten S@lag,
Ser bon nadbalttgen Tolgen fem
miro. Somobl Ser @ongreBo11si@ub
ser Sectional Mmericon @oma11
Miiociation" mie sic n@on-
greiional Union for @onran Cuff
roge" botten ni@ts unberiudt ge-
laiien, iotpobl 6ie &a1smitglte6er uie
Ole @enatorer 5ltgunften ibrer Sa6e
at ittmmen. 3mii@en bei6en eroben
@ereintgungen lift 111nmebr cine ern=
ite @palttng eingetreten. SSn iepa=
rotten @~eriammlnttgen tp1tr6en rebt
gebornii6te &eiolutionen geger Ste
&altung 6es oben genannten Sous
anSi@miies gefaBt; iie bei@ul6igten
ii6 gegenieitig, 6ur6 un5medmaBige
einen borlduftgen Sieg per-
eitelt gu baben. jTro1t Mntoinette
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Diitrifte uno. fir ole Stantgdmter
.6l1fgeiteM.
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&atte 2ungenbefbmerbe
nnb ertpartete IN ferben.

Sn Der 3ibiliiierten &eIt, Die iih dnqit<
li6 na6 einem W1ittel nm1iebt fir Qnnz
genbef6meroe, 3ie9t Die Nn3abI Der 6eiz
lungen, Die Durb ben @ebrauh bon Cd
man's Wteratibe, cine We6iain fir 6als<
uno 2ungenfranfbeiten aQgemeine Mufz
merflamfeit auf 1id. Siinf3e5n Sabre lana
lit @dman's Mteratibe i'm @ebran6, 1rn6
Die 8ert6te Ser 6eil1ngen in bielen bor<
ausgeiebt .6offnnngslpien Sdllen beuten
an, baB 5ieie Mte6i5in iebr biel @utes
tbut. Ge1et Die es:
SO g Giraffe, &eb1er, SO. ga.
v9errenl S9 erfranfte i'm Mobember
1908 an elmer iebr 19limmen grtdlt1ng
unb 6btpinbelanfaaen. Ser 9oftor Be-
3ei6nete Johann meir1en Sal als Walaz
riazSieber. S9 tpurbe 1tets i9limmer.
@atte 5tpei @oniultationen, unb 6as Ser
oitt tpar, baB Das Sieber meme 2ungen
ange9riffen 6abe, l11b baB mein Sau boffz
nungslos tpar; CAB mir Ii 8tpet Monate
mebr an Ieben.
rMeein ar5t batte fat oue @orten gee
mir irgen6tpie gut; fomit fragile er mei>
men Mann, Of er ettpas ba9e0en babe,
tpenn er cine benz @igentbii1ner aufoms
member Ntebi5in gebrande. 60 begann
t6 mi tsSbrem Meratibe. Set mar i'm
|8ett bonn 80. Mobember 1908 bis IS.
Sebruar 1909 nnb man bu9te mebreer
male, oaB ib iterben tpiirpe. @eute BIN
tb gefun6er uno 1tdrfer benn ie.
(unter5eidnet) Srau $. 8. ~8riIeD.
Obiges abgetir5t: mebr auf @%erlangen.)
@dman's Alterattbe bat ii9 piele Sab
re binbur1 erprobt in poljter @irtlam>
tett gegen i1limme 9als= unb 2unge,1,
&rmtbeiten, Bron9itts, bron9iales ditb>
ma, bartnddige @rfdltuneen unb i'm Nuf>
bau bes Sbitems. @ntbdIt feline 8e<
tdubungsmittel. @iftftoffe ODER Meoi3t<
men, bie ii4 our @%epobnbeit formiren.
@erfnuft BEL ben leitenben Npotbefern.
56reibt an Dag gdman 2aboratoriun1,
Ybilabelpbia, Ha., fir 8ooflet. melde8
iiber 9eilnngen uno anoere @pioen3 ban.
belt.
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@ebt 6eigen,Sbrn%
Dem bartleibige,t &inbe.
8pr3igltdes n6rm6t=2azattn" tam ben
tpetden fletnen M2a8en, 2eber pber
Gttge,peiben nidt fAaben.

gei@aut bic 8unee, Meutterl 8enn
belegt, bann gebraud]en Der Mngen, 2e<
Der unb @tngeneibe gurer &Ieinen fpforz
tige @eint8ung. 8enn eig%enfinnig, tpi<
beripenftig, ungeborfnm, tpenn es nidt
f6ldft, tbt ober natirli4 ba1oelt, ober
penn eS fieberii4 1T, lauren Meagen,
i9ledten Mtbem bat; -tpenn fem Sals
tpeb 1T, es an 9iarrb0e leioet, bon bon
@rfdltnng 1T. gibt linn einen $beel0f<
fel boq, California ~Seieen @prup,~ unb
i Ser; S515as" g @iaa'f Sc '05 %aSpe aa aas { %@s*
aus ben fIeinen Magen obne aneifen,
unb SIR babt pieoer elm gefunoes, ber<
gniigtes Sinh. Tragt @uren 9oftpr ffiar
cine 50z@ent Slai9e ~gnlifornia Sprup
Of Sigs," tpel@e bole Nntpeiiungen fffhr
Babies, &inoer ie9lt9en Ilters NIB fir
grtpa6fene entbdlf.
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Sangt SIR an, 1adts gu buiten,
gerabe tnent1 Sbr bofft ein3uidlafen?
&abt STR iene11 &ibel I'M &alie, Ser
gud ma6 balt? Donn nebmt rur
6olep's &cnep an6 Em COMPOUND.
Ct. miro ben @ulten bemmen uno oas
fibelnbe @efibl iofort ftinen. Grebt
Sen Mogen ridt Inn, lit 6as 8efte
fir &inoer un6 erma@iene Berio-
men. Sci allen &dnolern tn ct.
@lou6. - Mn3eige.
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streif al Cube.

&apita6t> @ii6afrifa, 18. San.
Ser @iienbabnitreif in 5u6afrtfa
lit 10 gut mie 5u @nbe. Die Mnge-
itelten baben am Sontag IN &apita6t
bei6loilen, iofort Die Mrbett mie6er
auf5unebmen. Ser Streif Ser @ru-
%benarbeiter 1pabert ii6 ebenfaus iei-
mem @noe. Man idabt, BOB Ole @o-
bilma6ung Ser Truppen ser @egie=
r11ng 5piiden $1,25O>0OO nn6 $2,-
100000 foitet. Mit Mnsnnbme bon
10000 Mann inn @an6=, 8retoria=
un6 Sauerimitb=D iitrift iin6 ale
Sruppen beimgeiudt tporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22

bi6oten fiur oas 8uroesfenotoreromt,
fnir sic @ongrebftenlen Der eir5elnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22

Stunt, 2obbDmttglie6 ser Sra1enre9t>
lerinnenperetnigltng, beridaffte ibrer
Snoignotion beute abeno Iebbaften
Mns6ruf. uSdd bertrete ben Star6,
pnnft," iagte iie, nbaB mir uns our6
.bieien MiBerfolg nidt entmutbigen
laiien follen unb 6en 6emofratiiden
Mitglieoern 6es @ongreiies megen it,
rer 5reuloiigfeit ben &rieg erfldren."
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so 6. @ompbeM, cit

2ea6. - 80 6. Campbell, Elm
befan1ter @ptelier bon bier, murbe
ouf ser Stene geto6tet, als fem Mu-
tomobil BON elmer 8riide 5ebn SUB
bo6 obitiir5te. @ampbeas Sobn @al-
ter trug etnen 8ru6 bei6er @eire 6a=
bon; sic @attin 6es @~eto6teten erliH
l4mere 911etidungen nn6 sic So6ter
ser 6ran Geo. Molar6, sic einen
56ulterbru9 6abontrug, entfam un-
berlebt.
Mber6een. = Ser AZ Sabre
qlte 6ormer S. e.. @erfins mur6e
ouf ser @telle geto6tet, als sos bon
leinem Ma6bor gilbert 2opeiop ge>
Ierfte M1ttomobil infolge etnes &eifen<
bru6s ii6 iiberi6lug. 2obeioD fam
NIT g%ertngen @erlebungen 6abotr.
Mprb-9 afpta.
Sarge. = Ser S9ulratb bat
Elm aus "a 8unplGben Deficiencies
|@rnnoitiif ongefanft, auf peldem
cine 1reu 59ule erri9tet tper6et ion.
Douglas. = Gin in cine NIT
|gdgeipdbnen gefiiute @iite gemorfe-
ter %glimmen6er 3igarrenitltmmel bot
|einen 8ran6 bernrfa9t, ser einen
|S6o6en bon $4,000 anrtbtete.
@ran6 Sorts. - @ran6
SORTS miro NIT einem @oitenonfman=
6e bon 100000 Elm &odi9nIgebdn-
6e errt6ten, 6eiien erite @btbetlung
|idon in 6ieiem Sabre erbo11t tper6en
ur6 $125,000 foiten miro. Die lie
berfiuung Ser beiteben6en itd6tif6en
|Shnlgebdn6e bot 6en Merba1 CUR
unbe6ingten Motbmen6tgfett gemadt.
= 11nter Sen Mnfpi5ten ser u@e6
&iper @ollep Corn an6 @Iober Cont
BENTON" bon @ran6 Sorts miro ELM
@ettbetperb tint Hreiie in @obe bon
$500 fit Matspflan3er 6es MORO
li9en Mor6=Dafota nn6 I'M $3.50 fir
Sarmer bon @olf-Gonntp, Minn., ab-
gebalten mer6en. George g. Clifford
aus @tnneapolis COB sic $500 fir
Morb 9ufota, tint tpel@e ii9 ane
6armer betperben fonrer. Sos @elo
fir Sic @reiie fir @oIf=gountp bat
Sic l.. Mattonalbanf bon gait Grand
SORTS gegeben. Sc tper6en au@ @ett=
betperbe fir @ieb5idter o%rrangiert
mer6en.
Minot. - Erok6em i'm Sabre
1918 fir mebr als $469,00O &duier
in Minot errt6tet un6 @erbeiier1tr-
gen int @ertbe bon $195,OO0 6urd-
gefibrt mor6en itno, berrf9t bier Elm
Ma1tgel an tSauiern. Inter Sen ge-
planten umfangrei6en Ba1arbeiten
fir 6ieies Sabr beftn6en iib i1nter
anoeren Elm 8a1n6esgebGu6e fir
$t5O,000, ein @oipital, 6as $685.
600 foiten miro, nnb, Elm @altlager.
baus fir $4,000.
8ismard. - Die @ountpfom-
milidre bon gl1rleigb=@oltnt l1n6 Ser
bielige Manoelsflub boben cine ge-
meiniame 8eipre@nng abgebolten
l1no in bieier sic 6roge Ser 8ege-
baltten un6 -&erbeiierungen erortert.
Ser Blan, m1f tpel6en man lid einig-
te, tit, UNI Sic nebermeiiung bon $50
8nnbes @efatgenen aus bent iiber-
fiiuten 8udtboufe in Stiumater,
Minn., nod bent Stoots : 8udtbauie
bon Moro=Dafota gu eriu@en nno Die
ie 9eute Damn i'm fommen6en 5omt-
mer Bel @troBenbnnorbeite1 at BE.
Mott. - Inter Ser 2eiturrq 6es
m~ott=5armersflub bobe1r ii4 Die Sat-
Der bteiigen l1mgebnng 3ufom-
mengefdloiien, nm ben @artoffelbnu
acknowledgements 31
betreiben. Ser @erba1b f9offt ge-
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sies Der uSrodenen."
Erento n, Mo., is. Sal

Sci Ser beute bier abgeboltenen
9ocalopttontuabl errangen 6ie Srode=
men nit elmer Mebrbeit BON 206
Stimme11 einen ent1dei6en6en Sieg.
Die &agne tpar big auf BEN Ieb=
ten MmgenbIid cine iibera11s erbit=
terte. @tma 1900 Sro11en bielten fid
bon 5 nbr friib Biz gum S6luB Ser
@obl in. Sen StraBen anf, Inn gegen
oie @irtb1@aften Bropagan6a 81
maben.
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Mpti5 be5iglib 8erb5rs zines @runb.
befiters.

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i'm 9i5trift $50 IN 6tefe,n
@onnth, nnter5ei9netes @ein9, in pelz
6em bargetban lit, bab er Ser @igentbiz
mer folgen6 bei6riebener 2dnbereten lit.
Sic III 9enanntem 9iifritt 9elegen iin1:
ndmlt6: @egterungslot 5, @ectton z,
Sppn1bip 1876 n0rblib bon STANCE 81
meitli9; nnb bab er flint i9ulpflidtige
&inber Fat; bab es cine Meile ndber 1T