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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
BATTLES RAGE ON
RUMAN|AN FRONTIER
GERMANS RECEIVE REINFORCE.
MENTs TO FORCE WAY TO
THE DvlNA RIVER.
THEIR POSITION IMPR Owed
Russians Losing Prisoners and Guns
Every Day-AIlies Hopeful of Sue
cess Soon-Bad Roads Hinder
Advance-Rivers Help Russ.

London, Sept. 12.-There is still no
sign of waning in the battles which
are being fought along the eastern
front that now runs almost directly
north and south from Riga to the Ru-
manian frontier. From Riga south
ward to the Galicia border the Ger
mans and Austrians, who are contin-
ually receiving requirements and
supplies of munitions by railway and
river, are endeavoring to force their
way to the Dvina and the main trunk
line of the important railway lines.
The Russians continue their often
sive, and, according to their reports,
with excellent results. The Austro-
German offensive is making slow, but
steady, Roadway, particularly along
the road to Slonim and Pinsk. Else
where the German official reports
daily recount the capture of few
thousand prisoners and machine guns.
The Germans big effort, however,
it is expected, will be made against
Wilma and Dvinsk, westward OF which
town heavy engagements are being
fought. Having reached the Dvina at
Friedrichstad and driven the Rus
slams across the river the Germans
are in better position to advance on
Dvinsk, as there is no danger of any
outflanking movement. The slowness
of the operations probably is due
largely to the condition of the country
and the heavy roads.
Russians Building Resista nee.
Every days delay is giving the Rus
slams a breathing spell and enables
them to make provision for greater
resistance on chosen lines protected
by marshes and swollen rivers.
The Russians are increasing their
activities in the Caucasus, and it is be-
lieved that the arrival of Grand Duke
Nicholas will be the signal for more
important operations, which will les
sen the burden of the allies, who are
trying to force the Dardanelles. No
report has been received from the lat
ter front for upward of a week from
the allies, although it is apparent
from the Turkish reports that there
Las UCcu dUlc
An optimistic rumor, however, is
again afloat, probably due to the state
ment recently made by Lord Robert
Cecil, under secretary for foreign af-
fairs, that the allies are not far from
a great success.
Activity on West Front.
There has been little or no cessa-
ton of the artillery engagements on
the western front. A few isolated in
fantry attacks by German infantry
have taken place, but, according to
Paris, have been repulsed and there
have been further air raids and much
bomb-throwing.
Germans Capture Railway.
London, Sept 14.-By one of those
battering Cffenses which although
costly in men and munitions, have
invariably been successful, Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg's army has at
last set foot on the Rovno-Petrograd
railway between Wilma and Dvinsk.
The whole Austro-German forces have
been striving to gain this railway
since the fall of the Polish fortress.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
Expect Fall of Dardanelles.

London. Sept. lathe town of Pho
caca, Asia Minor, 25 miles northwest
of Smyrna, is reported to be in flames.
1t is inferred that the Turks are de-
stroying coast towns and retiring in
to the interior in expectation of the
fall of the Dardanelles.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17

The United States, for the first time
in the worlds history, has exceeded
all other nations in the value of for
eign exports. 1t is while you are kill
ing off your next door competitor that
the other fellow steps in and gets
the business.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
Directors Are Crlpples.

New York.-The filing in the county
clerks office here of the certificate of
election of the Cripples' Welfare So
ciety Tuesday disclosed board of di-
rectors in which all are cripples and
all but two have only one leg.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17

Cultivating the habit of remember
ing names and faces is more than
worth while. 1t gives you the ability
to confer pleasure upon others, and it
may readily be turned into personal
profit to yourself.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
Strike Oil In Wyoming Town.

The discovery was made Monday of
strong flow of oil at 600 feet in the
heart of Greybull, Wyo., the we'll be-
ing with two blocks of the leading
hotel. Drillers have capped the we'll,
the estimated flow of which Is 500
barrels day. There is great excite
ment
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
Kaiser pismisses a General.

Emperor William has dismissed
General Won Kluege, commander of
the eighth division. who was held re-
sponsible for the Austro-German check
in east Galicia.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
Aviator-Inventor Killed.

Geneva.-The German aviator, klu-
bel, inventor of the invisible aero
plane, was killed at Muenster Monday
while testing a new machine. He was
40 years old.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-17
DISMISS FAMOUS sWoPE CAST
Prosecutor Lacks Funds to Bring New
Trial at Kansas City.

Kansas City-The case of the state
against DR.. B. Clarke Hyde, charged
with the murder of Colonel Thomas H.
Swope, millionaire philanthropist, will
probably be dismissed when it is call
ed in the criminal court here. The
prosecuting attorneys office announc-
ed it did not have the money to obtain
experts to testify. DIR. Hyde has been
tried three times. He was convicted
OF first degree murder at his first
trial, but the supreme court remand
ed the case. At his second hearing a
Juror escaped from the custody of the
court officials while the trial was 60
ing on. A third jury disagreed.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
2leimc &riegs,,adridltcn.
Ncue arose Munitionse
fpntrnfte.


Gbilabelpbin 21. Sllli. I'M
8efellungen auf 8rieaslnaterial aller
Nrt I'M 8etrage bon $97 100000, Sic
ibnen felt 8egirn 0cs ellropailden
&rieses 5ugeIMagen iporbcn 1iub, IN
prpmpteiter lmb geei9netfer 8eiie
ansfii9ren su f1,,ne,l, baben bie 8alhr
min 2ocon,otibe @orfs in 9bilabels
pbia cine eisene neutrality-suspicious.
geeriinbet. @ielelbe ipirb nl,ter Dem
Namen gbbbitonc Munttions go. ,,a6
ben geleben bes gtaates 9enniDlbanin
i,lforporirt iperbcn. Sn @bbpltnne, ipu
Sic 8alotpin 2pconaotipe 8urfs l,n,<
fnngreiAes @ru,loei9entbunt beliben,
lit beretts NIT ser Grri6tlua9 ber mo-
.tbiseu 8alllidieitcn begonne,1 iporoen.
3m Dem &riees.material, nit be11e,t
Gerfeulmg bie 0eleuIdaft fontraft@
ilid beauftrapt iporben lit, 9ebDren
.aitbt 1l,lr Qofon,otine,. @aDnlpagen,
Rdber nus MAleu. ionbern borneDm@
lid Mln,itiou aller Mrt., @ei bem lebs
ten &pntraft, Ser abgeldloilen ipllrbe.
banSelt es Iid llm cine @eltellung in
S96be bon adt5is Muionen Gollars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
aapital ,,ub arbcit.
q t + eff a mfr f +
in 9 a Il o II II e, 81. <.

Sc 10 9 9orf, 21. SuIi. Ser 5neite
Sag bes Streits in Sen StonbaroDlz
8erfen 81 gubonne, g. S., perlief
.lebr itiirn1ild). Sic gtreifer, 3uneiitl
sll sldl1ber llnb llnorsallilirl, fraipal=
ltrten fulf BEN sun5en @orn,ittag uno
es inllroen 4 Bpli8iiten unb etipa 1901
glllTriibrer beriplu1bet nnb Elm Gtreifer, ],
Der 1siabrige Depfostp, setDetet. So
@erlpll1oete lpurhen nad) Dem Solpital
.gebraht.
Sberiff air1faeb bon &ubIcn Gountb
bat bus@omnnnbo ibernpmnen, nacf,z
oem MaDor Garpie bergebliG nm Yhz
liz OIL Den @puberueltr telegrapbirt
bate. Ser Goup. Sielbius lpiro bie
Nilis crit altf @riuben oes Gberiffs
ld)iden llno oieier glaubt, rab er Die
Sage beberriben fnnn.
Streif in Bridgeport ent
ip id cit it'd langlan1.
8rtb bgeport, @ouu., 2t. Sufi.
sSSt1felse Der Streitaufrufe an Die Neaz
5ihinilten ocrNeninetpn Arms So. lino
bis beute Nitfag nabe5u 500 Mann
sallsgeitanoen lnb Sic Streter baben
Soften por beu perIdieoenen W1nnitis
onsfabrifeu aussejteIt. Gin @eiterzi
greifen beg streifs iteht in Musiicbt.
Spater: s. S. aepper, giceprds
libent Der Snternutipnalen sliioeiatipn
Der gRalhinilten, Der Den Gtreit 9egcn
sic Nen,ingtou So. unb beren 3peige
anbcipblen bat, tiinoigte bellte Abenb
on, oaB Der gtreit beigelegt iei. g5
lpllen feine lpeiteren Mrbeiter 5ltm
Iusitano beprbert iperben uno Sic ie<
eigen Streifer iuiirben 1dbIten Nonz
tag 5llr arbeit 5ltriiftebren. @r lagte.
Ser slussleid lei in Neip Dprf bereins
bart lpprben. 3nnn retite er ab unb
|la9te. er lperbe nt6t ipieberfonmeu.
gbos. S. gnpa9e, Mhtslieo bes gree
|futiuratbs Ser 9saldiliifen uno Sobn
q. Sobnipn, @iceprdl. Der giienbanz
|urbeiter Iagen. baB linen nibts bon
einen1 slussleid) befannt lei. Sic
5treifppten iino beute Na9t nod I'M
Gienlt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
9ie @abaib sab, uuter bcm
!5nmntcr.

ct. 2.puis, 81. Sllli. Gus sanz
sc gisentbllm neblt zen Sreibriefcn
ll,1b ionlti9eu @eredtlau,en ber ssas
balb gabu. Sic cine &prperation bon
,$22O,000.O0O lpnr, ipllrbe bellte unz
ter beu &ammer fir $1S.000,000 an
&obert Gpelet 5u9eldlasen. tpelder ser
Gertreter bes 9feorga1ilation
tee Ser @lallbiger lit. Ser @ertauf erz
folgte, Inn Sic erlte 3bpotbef bnn Sal, Z
100000 alt beden. Sobulb Ser Ser
fallf bonl @llnbesbiIfrittgeribt beltdz
tiat lit. ipirb bic 8abn benz &aufe,
iiberseben ,lnb sic Edne srr Neorgas
1,iIation ,lnb Aufbebung Ser Neceipers
lbip iuerben bann allsgearbeitet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
@ooiepeit Sag auf ber ansitelluns.

Can Sraneiscn 21. Suli.
sSberit 99eooore 9oolebelt bielt beute
eine 8ebe ii6er uariegsbereiti9aft"
auf Der Eanama Yacific Nusltel<
lung. er besann Oanit, oaB obne i'm
Der 8anamatanol nod in so sSaBren
ni6t 9e6al1t tpdre nnb es lornit audi
oieie ausltellnns ,lidt segebel1 baber1
ipiirbe. Ser 8andl berooppele sic 2ei~I
ltungsfabigfeit llnIerer 5lntte, iolangc
er befeitigt lit unb in l,nieren @anoen
bletbt. llnbefeltist tpiirbe er rur cine
@efabr fir llns lelblt leisl.
Ser gberit befiirtportete Sic allae=
meine rnilitariide Nusbilbung unIerer
jrngcn 2eute nad bem gc6fpei5er en-
item, lonit ipiirben mir eirlmal Sen
5ebnfa6en 8reis fir nniere g1idtbez
reit1bnft 5n 5ablen BADEN. Gas arne
8elgien iperbe ob ieine5 1lngliids auz
9en1ein beoduert, aber oie groBen unb
reiGen Ser. Staaten ipiirben in einen1
abnliden Sall augen1eir berbo6nt unb.
perddtet tperDen. (grbibte 86autalie.)
China biete bas itdrfi1e 8eilpiel, mo-
bin Die 2pttrinen Der Ultra gacifiz
item nns treiben. China babe 1ieb tets
getpeisert, lid gum &rieg bor5ubereiz
ten llnb bie 9alfte leines @ebiets ltebe.
ieBt urter iapanii6er, ruililber, britt
ider uno fran5olild)er aontrolle.
Sic Ser. 5taaten bdtten in, Iebten
Sabre ettpa 80 Srieoersbertrage ges
idloiien, oie ale lpertblole Yapierz
feten leien. Sic grmorbul1g 10 bieler
4merifaner in Merito uub ser 2ulitaz
niafall bdtten Sic Bertblpiisfeit bieler
8rbuniden Sriebensnertrase belpiele1,.
lin Den Srieben gu iidern, n,iiiic n1an
5u,u &rieg borbereitet iein ll1o ioipobl
Bic sr,nee ipie Sic Slotte ser Ser.
Staaten lplIten bebeutenb nerltdrtt llno
allf bie bDdlte Stufe ber 5udtigteit
9ebra6t tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
Sic Mntwort an 9entidlanb luurbe qeitern
9lQ6t fertig.
1tno tpiro beute na@ gerlin gefabelt.
ahniae ebertretuuseu aeritande Redte as neuuode a
betradbtet


ap bon SeanS louobl 8ebaun i enlabsng aeforbert Sic
oef1en @ora9e CUR Snte ueroen enia obgepeien
ra9e l nib NIT benz Grn5ip Oe Ser ouhrei
Sbet bae eetern grpB Ganoa oee erno
be 1bn a9te gabe peber oen 1siunna
Gr ber5apte feline betannen Mrgen fir Sen biden 8nipp
lo fu Die au9emeine mitarii duung uaenb nad oem
dpe15er spen streit be Bennington g. ident
ebfselasen gu len g5eutenber grnteldaben in Sopo Su
1tebermab bon 9fegen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
gelesrapbiide ssDtise,,.


9 a aiebaIl. Sn Ser 0atinnai:
Bottom /, Gineil1nati 2.
WilabeIpbia i, gbicaso 0.
slnbere gpiele perresutt.
ssSSn Der q american 2eague::
ct. 2ouis 2, Bottom 4.
9etroit 3, Ebilabelpbia 4.
Sn Der Seberal:
Chicago 0, 8rppflbn 4.
Chicago 8, Sroptlpn 8.
ct. Bouts 0, Baltimore Z.
ssSn ber 3 S 2iea:
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aloline 1, G11incp 3.
SSreeport 3, Bloomington s.
9fodforb is, 3epria i.
sSbabp &alls. Soabo. Garnet
gmpeD, Elm lpnblbabeuber Mnuher, SO
Mcilen nnn bicr, iptro bon cinem einz
sclnen 9anbiten in einenl Gebirgspers
tied gefangen aebalten llnb lit nit sem
5pbc behrobt, lpenn er ,,iht biz slln
"a. bs. nit $4,000 ausgeIDf miro
glnpebs 11=idbriger @obn unb eil
9sadbariun9e bra6ten Die 8ptldait
bierber. sfa6 ber 8eihreibung Sc,
@naben lit Ser ganoit ein seiptlie,
@atgb @bitc, Elm friiberer Gtrdiling
Ser bus @ebirse an Ser Gren3e bpr
Sbabp llnb 8pon1ins rnlidrr ntnbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
9ie Ginidliebnug BON 8aridau ppa5iebt
iid.
iii(flI
eaaptbp,s
UlebrereS J !
'te,,.0 0eor8enitaot tbom bomb Dirt
8riidentopfit fiteauuseu eeuomueu.
gerlin eruartet pst sal 2saridaus in IA gasen

Sic gfube bat bs $1,000 Geiansee ergeben beiBt
bier aagen Ser 8aer in inoenbres @aupqartir audi
Die 8aiier1 erpar I'M ben Grunpbei5ug n5umaen
Sic 9uIenfnd5 aus @ga bat begonnen Mue Nrdbe G5eb
bereis nad Srogao geret Gin brIdr &re9orreiponbe1t
niroiger Napgr bes berbmten gppden 8rra gntbat
proefbaren eriessplan grobiren
baden bes Suden 3naders ein5eln lagn Che 5unnmen
ldnappen nnen gr tbeipeie Neoerlage ggi
Que Griede gpamnonbas BEL 2ectra tbat dBd
I iegen - Bon 0rotten Ser gepD6nidc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
gsieh ,tnb asropiiione,,.

gbiea 9 Q, 81. Suli. Minopieb
3lrfltbr $4,000. Stiere $500 Dis
i0.4O; @ii'6e 1llto Minbcr, 1926 BIS
9.25; &alber 81 90 1925.
Sdpuei,le Sllfl1br 10000. Ste
tia SIT $6.50-7.7O; alnnetit sll
$6. so As.
stbafe 9nfrDr $4,000. gtetia
al S5.6o--675; adnnner $5.75 bis
$500.
@efliieeI 13c;; iunae Stbner
1S21c.
@utter Creamery 2t1a bis
2512c.
gier 16-1712e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
Aus 6er esbauptitabt
Ste g ote an 9eutldIanb.

% 8aibingtoh 21. Suli. 9ie
8er. Staaten baben 5elhlollen,
8elltlflano 81 benadridtigen, baB
ipettere @erll1ite amerifanilder aeben
als Solse hes belltiden lluterIeefriegs
IN gerlebung oese g0lferre9ts rals
lulfreunolide sltte" betradtet iperoen.
Sic 0isfuliion Ser einldldaiaen
Rrin5ipien lit tbatlddIid abgeibloile,1
uno Die amerifanilhe 9tegierllng tpirb
FsSeutlddaao iebt bon Ser su5leaung
berltdroigen, ipelde bei 5l1fiinftigen
l1ebertretln1gen Ser amerifani1ben
|8edte 9eben ipirb.
eeSn ibrer neuen geote neh,ueu Sic II.
|S. an, hab 9eutldlanb grlluolablid
|5use1fanben babe, bnb 8aI1agiere ii,
|siberbeit gu brinaen ieien, ebe ei,1
9nnbels|difi. has feineu sBiberltano
leiltet, 5eliiDrt iuerber yiiril.
Sic AGtellung eitnebmer1b, baB beibe
8esierllngen rint Erin5ip" ciaig Iei-
en, baIten Bic Ser. Staaten 9eutld=
lano fir berpflidtet, lire 11l1terIee~
bootspruris Sen anerfo,1nten pDlferz
redtIihen grunbidken an5upolien.
ssSSebe slbipeihltng oabpn, lpel6e Sen
@erlltlt annerifanildler 2eben sur Splge
bat, iperbe oaun. 10 ipirb altsgeiii6rt,
als eiu unfrelmoliher slft betrahtei
tperben.
Sic alsbmnn bon Sen II. e. gu er@
greifsnoe Mftion lpirb nidt -angebeutet,
|aber Der slusbrud ullnfreunbliher Gift"
bat in Ser biplomatilden gpruhe iei<
nen beltimn1ten gegriff, Ser seip6bnlih
ben glbbrnh Ser frelll1blihen 8e5iebuuz
gen beoeutet.
Sic Note tpiro 9eutIdlallbs @prz
|ldldse ablebnen, bdB an1eritdnilde
|Sdiffe, tperu Tie feline &cntrebanbe
fibren, frei Bpm 8elditigllng iein iplz
len llno bab bie Ser. @taaten 4 feiun=
lide 9u1npfer fir sen transatlanti<
|lden @erfebr inter ibre Slagge nebz
men oiirfen, porausselebt, bab lie feline
&ontrebanbe transportircu.
9agegen lpiro oiele 8e9ternng aberz
mails ibre gereitipilligfeit betpneu, nlS
8ermittIer 5tpildeu Sen Sntereilen Sci
straightforward altf bpber See Su banz
peln, es oabet aber flor MAIDEN, baB.
lofern an1erifanilde &edte in 8etradt
fon,nen, Oiele ni6t bon Sen @ersels
tunssmaBreselu Ser ei,1en frieefiibz
reuben Gnrtei eegen Sic anbere inNlitz
leioenldaft ge5ogeu lperoer biirfeu.
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W21rber beauabiat.

Solicit, Srls.. 81. SllIi. l1,1ter
Dem neuen @eiek, tpel1es sic Ynrpliz
irllng bon u2ebeusIdneliden" nah 90
Sabren crlaubt, lpurbe bcute @n1.
8oab e11tlulien, Ser mitbetbeiligt a,1
Der grmorouns eines gbieasoer Yoli<
.Silte1l mar.
9rei anbere Gbicagoer OlDroer,
lGbarles &urtb, gbonas Mlcg1uab unS
2lfe 9nlnp, iperpe,1 norgen ibre Srei=
belt erbaIten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22

I5erlt0rt, bie nit Nle6l belaben iparen.
D@ine Sbla6t ipiitbet in BET @ez
.geno bon Nhlid (sliiatiibe giirfei, s3
@eilen liioDltlid bon gr3erun) llnb
mir baben I'M 2auf OieIes @efedtes
l8a5bf senonmen."
Cine geitrige @elltern1elbung bon
sebaitopol CAB Sic 3abl Ser bon oen
8ulien 5erlt0rten tiirtilden ge9elldiffe
|auf SO an.
Gin netter Mnf ang.
8erli in, 2t. Snli. Sic @olliide
3tg. ibdbt Die ieit 8eginn Ser neuen
Sffeniibe in 8olen llnb aurlanD ge<
madte sln5abl bon @efangenen aui
175 Sffi5iere nnb 66,7eo 9aann, mas
bas 8latt einen netten Nnfang nennt.
GHe a1ntli6en slrdipe bon 8iga,
@elber Der oprtigen 8anfen lmb Sic
Geri6tsatteu iinb ihon am N1p,,tag
nacb Pctrosrob 9ebradt iporben unb
ale Megierungsbearnten baben 8efebl
erbalten, lih 8ur Smdt bereit 5u ball
ten. Nebr als 10000 girtpobner Der
Stabt iollen lbon III ser leeten 8pde
gefIii6tet ieiu.
9epeidjen, Sic ,,ns nidt erreidte,t.
Sem Dprf, %. Suli. (Mor<
gems Sic slll. GreB fat folsenbe
|l1eberiidt Der geltrisen arteg5 g5oepeiden
|a1fgelteIlt:
Sic ensere @iuihlieblng @arldaus
|alnb Der @ormnrld alf Niea ibreiten
|ifetis bor. Sic lebten rullilt)en gtelz
|lun9en ipeltlid BON g d a IN ii lplrbell
eritiirmt, i'm 9iitrift aptpnp zD3arianr@
ppl ipurhen mebrere ruliiide Gtelllmz
gen eenon1ne11. Nabc Meltz @eprgicipsf
lln0 Npiean am IaretpfluB baben Sic
9eutldcn gtellunger, GciGiiB unb
Gefangene (3abl unbeitinn1t) gez
nommcr. Sic 8uiien madten ber5lpei=
|felte @e9enaneriffe auf Sic 8riide,1<
topfltellungen Nplean, Gultusf nno
9teu @eprgieipsf, sic aher NIT grpBe1
@erlllten, einldlieblid 1000 @efan<
gene, abgel6laeell lpnrbel1.
gon Ser 8lonie @roiec 2il1ie, 81
rett ipeitlid bon @arldau, baben Sic
9eutlben sic 9iul1en ipeiter Dltlid al1f
8arihau setrieben unb liibnitli9 bon
ber &auptltabt lit Sic slrmee 50 Oh :
|riilb biz allf Sic 8riidenfppiitclluns
gen 1iiblib bon S ba nSs o ro s borz
|sgebrllnee,1 lnb bat eire lpid)tige rulz
|slilde SteIlllng Bel Blnbislaipom gez
nDmlnen.
Im beftislten tpltrbe 9eltern 5ipiz
lden 8etdiel nnb Bug uuS in Ser
2ubliner 8eaipn sefdmpft, iuo oie
@ui1en ltarfen 8ioerltun0 eeeen Maz
deniens Armee unb Sic Geitreider llnz
ter sSplef Seroinanb leilten.
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grader 9epeld)e Der Epit ia9t: Ser
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feinoliben Nrmeen auf ieber 5eite NIT
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dlteitc strategic unD befannt als bas
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bas 5uerit bon gpan1iupnoas III Ser
S1ladt BEL 2euetra an9eipellbet iplrz
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IN Ser @eIHtd]te mar Elm QrrRer SSeID<
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Die aasste
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sgainteupei5eu, neu, iii; geo. 2
&orn 70; STANDARD Safer 55.
9ogge,t - 9eo. 2 ,tcn, 100c.
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mer ner grab fpiiBt'. tpte lang oer
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lbreib' amal on S,interbofer fein'
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9es Yaoines, 21. Suli.
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item 3nltanoe. @u6 Sbit ltebt gut uno.
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Sic g . te lit fertig.

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an 9eutiblaub llno lie miro morsen
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lit etlpn 1900 8prte lang.
sc ib q S BANS i'm @ ei6en
S5unle.
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bes Srieoenstonereiies Ser Sralen, ser
fiir5li6 i'm 9aag setagt bat. Sic be-
risbtete ben &ralipeuten iiber bertrarle
| lihe lllrterrebrngel, sic lie nit bpbeu
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bab lie teine W0slibfeit fir einen bul@
Ipisen Srieben iebe.
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Iunb 5ei9te 9robes Sntereiie an Ser bon
MiB Ihbams gebra6ten Snfprmation,
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IS. aG. Spoule uno anberen Sreunben
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| liiber oie ellropdilde Gage ilbereins
titinmt.
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Z. 9n rsban, @iioafrifa. 81. SuGi.
Ser &a,npier @eualla nit 500 @mie@
ranten, Der III, s,biiden Gsean in
granb aeratben lit, tebrt ii, gesleitlua
bes Samplers Gtafi rab 9llrban 5ale
rid. 9er9enalla luar aaif scr Sabrt
,nuu 2onhon nod slultralien.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-03
LOAN ASSOCIATION
REPORT IS EVIDENCE
Of FINE CONDITION

The Bedding Building and Loan as
ISOLATION has just issued its semi-an-
nual report for the six months ending
December 81. The report shows the
association TO be in a very prosperous
condition. The association has 101,-
222.SS invested in first mortgage loans
and homes. They are all located here
in the city The report shows but
$1,077.99 in cash on hand. Evidently
the money is very well loaned out.
The assets of the association are
s115,229.77.
The report also shows some interest
ing figures as to how the ultimate cost
OF loan in the association works out
at trifle over three per cent interest.
This is made possible on account of
the association being a mutual con-
Germ. The profits on the stock help
to reduce the interest charge.
Many people have paid for their
homes through this association, and
il has been a strong factor in the
building up Of the city.
1t is comparatively easy matter TO
pay for a home on the monthly pay
ment plan. Each month the share
holder pays the interest and some on
the principal. This is an ideal way
to pay for a home. Payments Of $40
per month will carry a $1,000 loan and
in trifie over eleven years, the loan
will be paid. 1t is well known fact
that as a rule a borrower will pay for
his home quicker in the association
than in any other way.
Those who desire to save a little
each month and save regularly. re-
ceive splendid returns on their money
by buying shares in the association.
The net earning average better than
six per cent interest.