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The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
E CORPORATIONS

Farmers State Bank, Belfeld, Stark
county, capital stock, $4,000; incor-
porators, w. L. Richards, Wilson
Eyer and J. F. Gardner, all of Dick
inson. Filed May Is.
Kuhn Telephone Co., Richardton
Stark county. capital stock, $4,000;
incorporators, Dominick Wetzstein,
Frank Graulick and F. w. Grout, all
of Richardton. Filed May rs.
Stark County Telephone Company,
Dickinson, Stark county, capital stock
$4,000; incorporators, VIM. B. Myer,
Glen W. Casady and VIM. H. Cooke,
all of Dickinson. Filed May 80.
Farmers Supply Co. of Beach, Col
den Valley county; j. W. Brinton, c.
J. Strum and H. J. Wojahn, all of
Beach; capital stock, $25,O00. Filed
May 20.
Teepe Butte Telephone Co., Have
lock, Hettinger county; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporators, Adam Sherick,
John Stang and H. o. Kunze, all of
Havelock. Filed May %.
Farmers Cooperative Produce So
ciety of Beach, N. D.; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporators, F. ]. Hill, O. T.
Plomasen and P. C.. Erickson, all of
Beach. Filed May %.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
EUROPEAN PLAN
The Place to Stop When
Modern and Up-to.date Hotel at Sensible Prices.
e. -. st In Dick inson. .@,

Hooms "Itnout Runnn Water 7E, 2 persons $1oo
1ooms WIN Hota AM Cold Running Water Observation-Disclosures $500, 2 PERSONS $3.50
7oo"s WITH rival Bath $780, 2 persons $3.50
Rooms with Local M Long Distance Telephones INC Eectrlcc Call Bella,
Public bath for convenience Of paro pms not DESIRING prvat bath.
ne most reasonable priced Cate In connection, with everything In season.
Always our aim to please.
Cafe oen SIS a" n; until ,mdmeht.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Dickinson, North Dakota, May
10Th, 1915. a..
Notice is hereby given that Patrick
on April End, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No. 017970, for southwest
quarter, SECTION 4, Township 1879 NJ.
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore the Register n Receiver of the
North Dakota, OF the 10th day Of July,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Michael Hogan. Samuel Palanchuck,
Thomas Griffin, John Semerat, all of
Dickinson. North Dakota.
6-5-6t Register
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
o SALE OR RENT

My 100 acre farm, six miles south
Of Taylor, Stark County, N. D.. Ad-
dress, J. j. Wright, Darlington,
Wis.-adv. 1-23-H
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO

State of North Dakota, County of
Stark. In the County Court. Before Hon.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Marie
Kacalek. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Joseph Oukrop, administrator of
County of Stark and State of North Da-
kota. deceased, to the creditors Of and
al persons having claims against, said
decedent, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice. to
said administrator at his residence on
South East Quarter (SEA) Section o
GS.4? Township 140, Range 81. in said
Stark County, North Dakota.
Dated May 18th. 1916.
JOSEPH OUKROP.
Administrator.
First publication on the 9Th day of
June, 1915.
M. L.. Mcbride,
Attorney for Administrator.
Dickinson. N. D. 6-5-Gt
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
LEADERS ON COMMERCE COMING.

e6T~.SsS NV wv
The party consists of c.. B. Yandell,
executive secretary Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce; Hon. Chang Chen Hsun,
merchant; Chi Cheh Mich, manufacturer;
David 2. T. Yui, of the national Y. M.
G. A. of China; Limpak Chan, merchant;
Sheng Chen, manufacturer; Lichi Chu,
railway man; Yenpei, Hsang, former
commissioner of education of China;
Singming Kung, manufacturer; James H.
Lee, importer; Huen vi Liang, mine
owner; Chas. Hsin Pien, merchant;
Kuenlap Sun, manager Agricultural COM
pany; S. G. Thomas SEE, merchant;
Kwong Wong, ship-builder; Chaichang
Woo, senior secretary ministry of agricul-
ture and COMMERCE. q. T. K. Woo, manu-
facturer; CHA Yu, merchant; Hsieh Yu,
merchant;B B. Atwood Robinson, president
Chinese-American company; Yingming
Chang, Mingtuan Siao, Antung Kung,
secretaries of members of the commission.
Officials representing the United States
government are E. T. Williams of the
State Department; E. G. Porter, Depart
ment of Commerce of the United States,
and Warren Manley, representative Ma
tional Chamber Of Commerce. Mrs.
Porter and Mrs. Robinson. accompany
the delegation. 49,. .
The party, when it arrives at San
Francisco, will have been nearly two
months touring the important cities of
this country in the interests of commerce.
1t Isl very distinguished body of men
and great results are hoped for from its
visit to this country. 1t travels by spe-
cial train, the route from St. Paul to
Duluth-Superior and thence to Spokane,
Seattle and the North Pacific Coast being
e the Northern Pacific road. The
party is entertained at the various points
of stopover by the chambers or associa-
.tions Of commerce and business organ
cations
The Chinese merchants passed through
Dickinson at an early hour Wednesday
morning, June c3.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
HONORARY COMMERCIAL COM
M|SS|0NERS Of CHINESE
REPUBLIC TOURING
AMERICA
GO WEST OVER NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY

The party of Chinese merchants and
manufacturers that has been touring the
United States will visit St. Paul June 81,
and from there will depart for Duluth
Superior and the West. They will arrive
in St. Paul at 1000 P. M. June 20 and
will leave at 11::5O P. M. June 81 over tho
Northern Pacific for Duluth.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
6-19-3t

STRAYED-From my place ~ miles
south of South Heart, 2 black mares, 2
years old, 1 black horse, 2 years old, 1
mouse colored horse, 2 years old, white
face; no brands on any of them; will
give IS per head for their return. Frank
Kudrna. South Heart. 6-5-4p
- - .- - - .a4 80. e. ~
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
FOR SALE

A fine 320-acre farm located n
mile N. E. Of Taylor. Everything In
frst-class shape. Fer price and par
ticulars, address owner, ALEX ABB
RAHAM, Lock Box 81, Taylor, n.
D.-adv. 12-5-1 yr. pd.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
GOLDEN MODEL DUROCS

Choice Spring Bears, registered,
.pedigrees furnished, size, finish and
and fine quality. Sired by Golden
Model No. 174567. Prices right. II
you are f%astidious these boars will
suit you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Book your order now for choice at
weaving time The M. l.. Mcbride
Farm.-adv. 6-12-4t
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26

of Dagium i bay h Horse SEQ 500 to 1000 lbs.
branded U over = on right shoulder.
Owner prove property and pay charges.
Jack Heinrich. South Heart, N. D.
y6-12-3p
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
FOR SALE

One hx roem cottage and 10-room
house, beth on LIST Ave. East, modern
and I'm best Of condition. Terms.
|edY.-1-8-R L. A. DAVIS
The evening world., 1915-01-18
TIE IvsNINa WORLD MONDAY, JANUARY ls, 1915.

number Of directors or financial
groups. REGARDLESS of the wishes Of
the stockholders. I DO not know an
Instance where any change In the
management of any American rail-
road was brought about by the stock
holders-except whom two great In
terets were at war.
MY observation 10 that the repre-
sentatives Of interests here in New
York are less acquainted with nation
nj sentiment and conditions than the
man In Oshkosh. This In the most
provincial community in the world.
Mr.. Untermyer then attacked tho
statements of the Rockefellers and
their associates that the Rockefeller
interests do not control the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company. because
they own less than 20 per cent. Of
the stock.
Mr.. Untermyer said the evil OF GOV :
eminent OF corporations by interests
could be lessened II the corporation
was compelled TO do away With proxy
The evening world., 1915-01-18

voting. to furnish the namsa Of candi.
dates for directorates ninety days In
advance, TO allow mall voting and u
allow minority representation.
Mr.. Untermyer suggested q national
Insurance act, covering accidents. un-
employment. illness, death, invalidity
and maternity.
q. You regard the present govern
ment OF railroads. you say, as harmful
because II deprives the stockhoider o.
a voicef A. Yes. and because IL de-
prives the railroads Of the wisdom ana
experience Of stockholders.
q. And you would point to the New
Haven A. horrible exampie7 A.
should point to others much more hor-
rible. The Now Haven was not tho
victimm, In my opinion, OF corruption
so much as OF very bad Judgment.
Mr.. Untermyer refused the CUSTOM
ary witness fee OF ~ when he stepped
from the stand. but ne was obdurate.
II never accept pay for testifyins In
public hearings" he said.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

far justified and how 10 BE- regulated.
was the subject under investigation
at City Hall to-day BY the United
States Industrial Commission.
The commission. of which Frank P.
Walsh Of Kansas City is chairman.
returned to New York to-day after
more than six months absence in the
Middle West and In the mining re-
sions Of Colorado. In previous hear
ings. during the last year and one-half
Of its three-year job, the commission
has studied the relation OF wages to
actual work and employerv profits.
The members of the commits
sion, besides Mr.. Walsh, are
John r. Commons Of Wisconsin. John
Lennon Of Illinois. Mrs. J. b. Harri-
man Of New York. Harris Weinstoch
Of California. 8. Houston Ballard Of
The evening world., 1915-01-18

kentucky. James o'Conneii Of the
District Of Columbia, and Austin b.
Garretson Of Iowa. All hut Mr.. Com
mons were present to-day.
Samuel Untermyer. counsel to the
Pujo Committee Of the Senate on the
Money Trust" was the nrst witness
to-day. Others who are to be called
are Ida N. Tarbell. John Mitchell. ia
cob II. Schiff, August Belmont.Adolph
Lewisohn. Il. J. Berwind. J. p. Nor
gan. George w. Perkins. Daniel oug-
genheim, Samuel McRoberts. Samuel
0ompers. Morris Hilquitt, Louis A.
Brsndeis. Prof F. II. GiddingA John
d. Rockefeller jr, Andrew Carnegie.
former President Eliot Of Harvard.
Amos Pinchot. r. Fulton Cutting. Seth
Low and John Hays Hammond.
The great philanthropic Rockefeller
The evening world., 1915-01-18

and Carnegie Foundations obtained
charters through friendly State gov
ernments when the Federal Govern
ment refused.
Mr.. Untermyer said he did not be-
lieve the work of these foundations
was Influenced by the founders. They
were doing much good and no harm.
These foundations should have az
a general federal charter: (2) a lin
tied term Of existence because no
generation should bind another when
conditions are constantly changing;
(3) q limitation a. to size; (O q pro-
hibition against the accumulation Of
income; (b) representation by federal
trustees when the present trustees
begin to retire.
In answer to q question by Chair
man Walsh. Mr.. Untermyer said:
The control of Industrial condi-
tions lies In tho hands Of a small
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Mmcrifanif 1tnbernambsbaab for=

liit. Sra 0pnoluln tclcgrofereoes
ocn 250c 0tarts, at Sc Tor, 5totcrs
lln0crpanosboao Isl" ligger poo
6upets 8l1no ca. 2 Otil u6e11fnr
@pnpl1,lus Sabn. Mlle Sor1gg pao
at hri1ge 8aoocn op bor pnret for
gjnbcs. 0cl1s 5ignalfloffe lD6cr
life mere, bpilfet bor frclnfolbt
6rpgt for, at 0e11s 8ebolOcrc or
cfsploOerct og 0e11s Gbef og 25
MonD CT fbalt of 5popl0ompc.
@aaoen ligger puo 120 Sopnc
Gan0.
Sen lille Tlotillc ltnoerpono*=
baaOe nar @ang nteo 5fD0e9ncl=
ler 0nge1l forl1O. ~6=4" bar 1,nblc
&onnonOo al 2pjtnant s(lfreb g.
@oc % gif un0er &onoet M 9.t5
ON Morgcne11. 0o man inOru If=
ten iffc bapOc Dprt noget ira SCR,
bcgpn6te Sc tire onbre ltn0crpnnos=
boooc pg ,ol1Dre Wtori11eFnrtpjcr at
le0c eftcr Sen. 9e flelte al Nfono=
lfubct CT gifte pg bor @arl1.
Gbefcn fpr 9onolull1= Siatipucn
&rntrcobnlirol Charles g. e
sgfpprc, log0c, at Mol1o}to1ct puo
81" life bil0e nerc' Sore for
&pnlning poo minblt "a elmer, pq
at bpis &ooDel1s 2l1ftoprorat por
goo Stono. flu1De sc ianc I'll .l]c.
Icrimp0 :!1ol1gle6e Sc lJ}oo.
u6=4" gift al 5tobe(e:, Scuttlc
Sen 6te SsSonl1or 1912 og so;tcoe
$5OO,0O0. 9el1 bar !to}tnrct mc0
i4 Sprpcbprpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
3anla1nrt.
Wcncrat @san neb 2itfrpnten.

Wcneral Han neo 2itfrunten. =
Sra &jpbe11bopn telegruferes, at
General Gal, Oel1 befjenOte oDgtige
fronifc &pnlnonOont, bor pperta=
get Scfolingcl1 oper Sc rltslilfe
Sropper pco SSorlcbou.
General bpn &l,tcf iaarct. Sra
8crlin telegroferes, at General bon
&ll,cf, lon1 onfprte Set berpntte tp=
lfc 6remltp0 / Sra11frig &rigens
fprlte Sis, er blepe,1 let iaaret I'M
Scr CT Snipeftion al fin Sortrop.
@eneralens 8efin0e1lbe liges at be-
rc tilfre0sltiller0e.
Stalienifc Srpppcr til @rGnien.
Sra @e,1f telegrnferes, at Set itali=
enlfc Mliterbobeofbarter bar gibei
flere &eginenter, Ser er itationeret
peb Sen ic1lpeitaiife GrGnle 1rGr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Msenter pnifes.

Ser er mi e,l efltra goo @nle6.
ming for Men0 og &pinber til al
forifaffe Jig flere ssS1rotegter bes
at brlrge en- DeI al 6eres 6ritio til
at tage Spbre poa B6ger, lan1t 8lo'
.oe og toDorere6e Boitfort, ffrit
itrnfs efter 1lprmere OplDsninger,
6. Masn,tsien 8nbl. &c.,
72OL722 go. 4tb ct,
Wein1reapolis. Mirn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
5rpppcr ienbes til @rrnjcm.

Sra @aibington 1neo6eltes / Wta11=
0ags, at Gbefe1t for 0e an1erifanifc
Stprfer be6 @renle1, beororc0e Dos
fl1ngerenbe &rigsnti1iIter @recfer1=
ridge tire 8atterier al treoie Selt=
artillerircgiment til 8rolpnsptlle,
Ser, for at bite Merifanerne peo
@eatan1ores, at on1erifanlfe 2iD pg
@je1,oom life n1aa 1t0iettes for So
re peo 5fDD11i11g ober @rel1len.
st acknowledgement blep oglaa
beororet bplot 8ereoifab Seras
Gitp for at bragg til Brownsville,
on1 set lf11loe bcbpbes. 0ean anloa
Disle Sprbolosregler for npOpen=
0ige, |fj6l1t berbGren0e &epreler=
tal1ter for baaoe Garran5a og Sil=
la boD0e gipet 6oritfring ONT, at
5fDbning oper @re11len life biloe
blipe tillo0t.
Ser nor i,1ger &an1p al 8etDO=
ming / Mm1Oogs. @egge 5ioer
iagoes at ntoOtoge TorltGrfninger,
oeriblanot 9(rtilleri.
5ituotipne>1 Merico Gitp or
be0 at unoergoa cn ar0cn blrtig
6oranbril1g, i0et Sen engelife Mm=
bas1o0pr Sir Cecil Spri11g=&ice
bc,1leoeoc l1oe11rigs11i11ilter 8rDans
OpmGrfion1be0 poa CIT &apport,
bon babOe fooet fra SEM 1r1erifanife
@obe0lto0 ON, at ,3apatoberen UNI
Der General @ar5a bar Tpro
n1eD at fprla0e 8pe11 igjen, pg at
Garra115o=@e1leralen Sbregon rDf=
fe0e trent for at be1Gtte Oe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Oe ontborobarenoe &asiagercr
bar oelpis ell gountpoelegotion til
lloltillingen % 8grn fra ct 8prne=
bjen1 / @allejo. Otter at u@enerol
Grisbie" par gaaet fra &ajen for
Gallejo, gif Den. tet Lungs Stran=
oen for at gipe &osiagererne ct 1iO=
lte 8lif al uoitilli,1gen. 2ige foron
Soabos Statspobillon ltp0te ben
poo SfjGret.
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]
felt Gpiiobe af ariger1."
Sgiaa paa oe forfjeIlige 8aIfan-
itater ion 8ulearie11 og ierlig 8u=
manien ifal Seltninge1ls 6alo babe
ppet iin @irf1ring og bioraget til at
forbeje 5pen6ingen. Man n1ener
oglaa, at bette er @rrnoen til, ut
Seltmarlfolf bon ser @olt5 laa=
BON @ait reilte fra 3o1ltantinopel
til 5ofio.
gltrigcrnc or1lloar SEN rllsiiifc
geleiringsbar peo Tpltningen, ion1
I'LL ct blebet leoig til 100000
Wtano, men &uslerne 1elb opgiber
Sen til 100000.
Slaset &arpatbcrne. Sra 2on-
Son telegraferebes i 5pnbags, at
Slogct &orpotbernes Bos roier
meo ltor Solblombeo. Oette er for
llterbGre110c &rige1s enelte ftore
Slag. Nnsierne, bcr gje11erobreDe
0uflapasIet, tranger fig fren moo
Gartfclo paa oen enc Sioe % Sbib=
nif paa BEN al10cn, bpor 0e, Dbis oe
11aar 6eres 03aoL bill fomme 8e=
1tb0e1lc al g11bepl11fter11e for eSyer11=
banerne lpoobcr til l111gurlt.
Gn nD Saftif / 9arbauellernc.
uEoa @runo al Oeu 5fabc, 1o,l1
Sorpeooerne fra 2an6 for anrettet
Il 0arbancllernc, far slon1iralerne
/ &rigsroo0 belluttet at anbi1e bisle
&rigsitibe til at bon1baroerc Gor=
terne paa lang slfltano>" beretter
0oilp Moil"s &orrelponoent /
9ltben. 0fficererne pao Sen allie-
reOc SSloa6e erflerebe til &orre=
ipon0erter> at set bar ganife iiffert,
at man piloe trange Jig igjernent
5trGbet> folte bpob set bil0e.
st telegram til u9oilp Mail"
fra 0eoeagatcb melber, at Der MI
ct 1000 tDife &ononer beb Daroa=
nellerne. &orrelpnnDe11ten tilfgjer, /
at &onita11tir1opel nDlig bar flag
1n1nffet 9lnlebni11g 5e11f11ineel1
|af Be TIRE ollivrcbe arigsifibe, ffip,lfss
! Ser Dar lang Giib, fpr De mere oplp=
1te 5prfer pilbc tro paa We60elel=
fen beron1
Sra &eitfrpnten 111e0Delcs, at
H. 900 bpbe Gplferc er bIebet toget
op al Sc Gfpttergropc> 1om Sranif=
nGnOenc inbtog UNDER De tDbe 9a=
&c, Ser fpmpeOes Gbolnpognebi=
ltriftet. Spiferncs Sab / brpbte,
looreOc oe Sanger bliper al Sc fran
lfe Wtiliteral1tpriteter onilaoet til
$4,000. Gen tpife slfgang of
Monolfober far DGrct to MOS en- I
9omnlenligning n1e6 Sc frantic
Sab, foroi SDlferne lte01e tro0s
Mfoogang foripgte at gjenbin6e tobt
SerrGn lneo Mo0o1greb. Set bar
ltnocr Oisie 0eo0ongreb> at Spfer=
nc Iop0c lit ltore Mon0efolo. 0e
GraDe, bbor 0isie Gpifere blep jor-
Set so eller 100 iolnn1en, er tpt
peo Siben al .bperonDre pber en-
ln1ol Tront poo on1fring Is Wfil.
Splferne brin6er lto0ig friife
Sropper @forfen. .0e bor Morts
poo 0ette Self babt benbeo 100000
Manb, fcn 9lrn1eforps, / @irfion1=
bco, og olligepel poo1tuor fronife
Sfficcrcr, at SrunlfnlenDe1e bber
often bor fun0et, at Sc bar / Be=
iiooclle al mere al Slagnorfe,l ems
Sc Dar s(ftene11 fpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Sfibc fra Sfanbinapien &irf<
iuall. sSSfplge ct Ielegran fra 2on=
Don / 2pr0ogs, boloes MI fire 9am=
pere meo 2ab1i11ger, ionl for set
melte beItoar at 2epnctsnlioler ira
amerifanlfe Sabne, tiIbage / ocn
ifotife Sapn airflpoll. 9en norife
9an1per Sort" bar phret bolot
Scr lt0en Den .230e Marts, % SEN
norlte 9an1per u&orsfjorb" bar pG=
ret Ger ii0en 0en 240e Wearts. Oen
.ibenife Camper uSeife" bar bGrct
bol0t ser 1iben be11 23be Marts.
0ens @aptejn er bleben 11noerrct=
5tet onL at u9eife" fol1 gaa pibere>
oerlom 2a0ningen los1es / gnglano.
9c11 norifc 9an1per v5tifleltab
bor pnret bplbt / &irftpoll 1ihell
Sen 23be Mnrts. 0e bo11ife 9am=
perc uSeras" og ultniteo 5tates"
fra &jgbe11bubn, bleD tillaDt at for
la0c &irfipoll sen 23De Warts un=
oer 2pfte ON at bri1ge pisie Mrtit-
Ter tilbage til England, ONT 0et for
longtes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Como, &are8 % @rescia, Orore til
at begipe Jig til Sen tprolife @rnn=
lc, bppr pltrigife Sropper bar for1=
centreret Jig 2pbet al Sc it6lte
to Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

u6pprfor arbej0er Sc albrig
noar jeg fonnler i11o pua &onto-
ret?" lp1rgtc Gbefel1 i'm aontori1t
lon1 loo og iaa l1o al 8inDuet.
vSor0i Sc bor @unlnliiooler
poo 5tpplernc," iporeoe &olltori-
]ten.
'6bpr er &illasn? 9(.: uSbor
mango Gigorer rpger De ON 9uz
ge1?"
g.: ,s(o, en- bolp Ones 5tDffer."
81: uG9nf, bbis De bobbe lpa-
ret Sc 9erge belle 0eres 2ip, iaa
fun0e Oe MI babe beret Gjer al Ell
1rll1f Gillo.
s.: u0e rpeer 10 life, pel2"
g.: r9ecj al0rig?"
g.: Sig mig, bbor ligger De=
res 8illa?"
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8urhunnHatxtfrilf.

Mrs. ,5tone,uall" sGSaefiou bpb.
0srS. Morp sla1no SsSartlon, @nfS
efter General (StonerclD SSact=
ion, Opoe i lit Silent Gborlottc,
9e. G., for ct Yar Dogs 'inen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
6jGlpen bcrfra til 8elsicrne.

Sen omerifanife l111oerltpttelles-
aommisiion / 2onOon meo0elte for
ct &ar 0age ii0e1t at be,1 bar 1lo=
Delt Tpoeborer til @elgier11e til CIT
@erbi al 90 Nillioner 0ollors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Sc rnsiiife Splbatcr pg Spbaf-

Sc rnsiiife SplSatcr og Spbaf=
fen. Set CT iffe. olene Sc tplfe,
frantic og engcllfc 5plooter, lonl
noo bopc Sobof / en- eller onoen
spru1 for at bcfinoc fig bel. Ogloo
Sen rl,siiife 5ol0at er Ell liocnlfo:
belig 9ipger. 5Sorpent: CT ban rig
tignof life, og bpo0 5lags Gigaret=
ter Scr rpges j Sc rus1iife 5fDtte=
grobc, fan mon forltoo, 1raar MON
bprer, at Sc lGlges for 6-7 &r. pr.
Suii1lb. sllligebel er Gigaretterne
ga11ife go6e, ianmenlignet meb Bi.
betoboffelt, Sen iaofal6te Macbnrfa,
1ptn CT un11ohGrlig for Sen rltsiiife
&riger. 9e1n1c Mocborfa, ion
G5are1ls 9ol0ater rpaer al aanife
i1naa Niber, ier Its iont SugIefra
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6eitc til israufris. Sra 5pring=
ficlo, sOso., rnebbeles, at to SSern=
bonetog n1eo @elte foniisneret 6e11
fronife &cgjering posiereoc Spring=
ficlb fornplig. @bert Sog talte
Al gognc.
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eeStalicnlfc Mlpetrppper tnbfalbt.-

Staltcn lfc Mlpetrppper tnOfalDt.-
Sra Som telegrafercs, at Mlpetrop
per al fprltc slorsflosle, fpOt
1888, er ,bleoet inbfolot al Set ita
lienlfe &rigsbeportelnent for AZ
Gage. Sen officielle 0filitGrjol1r:
nal in6faloer ogloa olle &elerbeof
ficerer / s(rtilleriet og sSngerier:
boobnet for 60 9oge fra Sen 1850
9lpril. 9npetropperne beltaar q
otte Megilne1tter (2S Botolioner>
af Mpeinfanteri og 2 &eginellter Al
36 Observation-Disclosures. Des
ubcn er Ser to &egin1e11tcr lper1
9lrtilleri pna ii 8atterier bbcr, G,
&eginent Mrtillerirptteri pao ott'
8atterier % ii &egin1e11tcr Sect
l1ingsartilleri.
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u@rpb eller Sreo". Sra &jp=
bcnbopn telcgrofcrcs til 9icltters
8urcol1:
9fpoe 4S1afotcr mes eSnoifrifter=
nc uSrpo cllcr Tre0" bier Jig lta=
Sig 8perne / 5lesbig SolItel1, %
/ @on16urg og 2iibccf if9lge ct Sc
legrom fra gSopens poa ben tDlfe
@rnnle, offe11tliggjort / Sc 0onlfe
9obeoltoOsupilcr. uEolitiet fjer=
ner &lofoter11e, 111cn Set CT life lDf=
feoes Oent at arreltere 11ogen al SC
Ecrloner, Ser ct aniporlige for
0er1.
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aigb, bois muligt, bos bore
uberteren0e og nppn @laoet. 9erpeo
figtter De en- goo Sag og ct 6anff
IgIo6. Mbertisie1tterter er r,60ben.
oige for etbpert SLABS gfsiifens.
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& &pbbcrnp6ens Stb.

s &pbbernubens Sib. Slooet
sc Scn1ps" meOOclcr, at tDlfc
slgertcr ifol rcj1e til ssStalien for
at fj9be itprc Hartier &obberl1pn=
ter, iom Splflono ital ltpbes ont
til GotronbDlltrc. s Singe1l beh
oen tpif=ipejtliife @rn::::ie bop0c Sc
lpcjtitife @eDnOigbeOer logt MGrfc
til, at ser nur ioo puofalbe110e mo11=
&C @cgropelier Sc liblte Gage. Gn
al 2igfiltcrnc blcb onbnct> og oct
bite Jig, at Sen nar fl1lo al &ob=
Der.
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9inslanb fprlanger &pnitantinp=

9inslanb forlanger 9unitantinu,
pei. st Gelegron1 fra Yetrograb
melocr> at M0ele11s &cprele11tanter,
lon1 MI er 1a111let til fin oorlige
&ongres, peotog cnItclnlnig fplgell=
Sc Neloll1tion:
uMuslonos pitole sSnteresier frG-
Der fl,lb 8eliobelle al &onltontino=
pei lar11t begge 8reo0er al 8ospo=
rug og 9arba1ellerne ng SC tillig=
ge,1oe Ser"
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Spifc Neamotafsliiter / 8elsicn,

sDifc Manbtafsltiter / 8elgicn.
0c tDife 9l11toriteter bor giDet Or0re
It'll, at Scr nOorbcjoes Monotolsli=
| tier ober ollc belgiife @orgere / 9Q=
bere11 fra 16 til 40 9lor.
0ie0Delellen Derom Dar baft to-
'los1al 8ebGgelle slnt1perpen, man
frpgtcr for, at Iplferne agter at
1nc0tage ct ltort 9(ntal @isler, 11oor
Sc treffer fig tilboge.
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&rigsifat paa S6eatre / Ganaba.

9rigsifat paa Sbeatre i Ganaba~
Sra 8i11l1ipeg telegroferes, at Asro=
pinicns &asierer &ugb .Mrlnltrong
bor befjel1otgjort 0en npe &rigs=
lfot poo Sbcotre. Ser ifol bctoleS
zoe pr. &lo0s ct S6eater / @p=
ernc og 10c for bbert &inelnato-
grof=Gbeoter poo 2onbct og CIT 5fot
al $3.50 poo bpert 6ilmbptte. Oe
ltorc Gbeotrc i @innipcg bctoler
MI ca. $4,000 ONT 9(oret Sfotter
og @ebprer.