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4benbblGtter, in benen ~aIerbings ntats
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ten bonn HrtegsIhaupldBe fudrttt. @ebuls
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Wdbrenb Der Wlann bd pben auf benz
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qutsr @atie, III .5talisnsr. Mud er niro
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@riiber unb Reffen.
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lieniiGm MdfFer bic saii3 natiirlide
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6naa. hoh mii NsrRiiaft ttlfitnm
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IN itia siasH anb e iau bamis alidii8
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EuaIanbt auf aubtft Mtiiti aHtripdriia
fdtiut abr IN eonoon Ser Spitsn IN
elmer bgHimmtm Born auf3ulrtsn. q
Sal BIZ WdFtn trariiitn. Bic ale bon bfrs
Ittbm adunt bfbtrrItt ip,rom - cine
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Gpibtmit ~b,rbanltn mir nift titpa tinsn,
Mr1te, Tonbern eiasm oi~uiermdilsr;
teintm attpohHlihtu s%1uItrmdtltr, her Fh
I'm ipeiitr nihts beiiimm,rt ais itiu Pro-
ssnthm. ionbern sinsm bsnisnbsn, btI6s
ahtsnben SduTsrmatItr.
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Der aonboner gntbedt; a Bat tinsn merfs
piirbiatn llmfhuans In ben Wobnunass
bsbiirfniFm Der Qonsunsr feItgefaIt.
Wdbrsuo Ie friihsr fir sroBe @obuunsen,
fir gerdumige aparttmtuis fhpdrnten,
lsatn lie isbt cine auFfalsnos gorIitbe fir
feline 5duitr an ben 9sn1.
Sober a%onbouer, hsr fih's trgeno ME
lsiiten fam, min in tinem tltineu pduss
9en tpobnen. or siebt Elm tltires Sn1s,
unb Elm QuiOmobit einem srOben Dor,
no man iih Der hoben Mietben ioeeen
nur Elm Rdb balten fam. alIes III bers
riidt ouf bis tleiHen 6duIer unl Der Ans
turm it 10 eroB, baB bic Mittben fir
bieIe b~ielbegebrtsn 5dusHtn fpfort in bic
6obe aingeu ~ bic biliden @ohnur9,n
in0 tbeitrer unb bic t6ateren biai9er
getuorben, neil bic groben a%pdrtenents
erobentbeils Ieer Ite6sn.
limb bic 6auptTadt Bal Sen tleinsn
6dusden III nift tinrdI biefss felbff,
iinb fptber bic Simmer nod bas sbsntuele
8Grthen - bic 6ouptfdGe lit Der Refer.
gei ben engIiTnen 8numeiTisrn bat Der
Geler felt Ian9em uidt in befpnoerer
@unit geItdn6en; ie betradteten i'm
~nothipenbiaes tlebeI, bag man auf's 4elis
berite beTdrGntte. Die GoIqe bapon n r..
bab 9dtsdm nit unsulansliheu, nit
mauselhaFten, NIT gar teirem Seller ess
bdrt purben - un6 nun mill Sober linen
f6Oneu, tieFtrl, qerduifisen aeler baber.
Die Ra6frage nab . lrn 1T qroB;
Dor benz ariege trtuuoigte fid Der Mths
nuugIunenoe ebsnFdls nab BEN 4eler,
uber nift fpeil en- einen bdbsn poate, fons
bern neil ct gtraOe teineu buben ipolIte.
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rer artifel unb es tpar idtper elm 5dus
nit 9saer obsr ltnlerirbifder Slide ou
btrmietben. Sebt 1T Is gsrube umgsfebrt
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bod binals ipplten, empfinbsn plSBlih
bas 9eirebm mad B Stefe, lie t0nnen
.snrniat tisF geuug bsruntertomnpn.
Sober min Elm 5dnsden nit Refer, NIT
arOBem, T6onem. tieFem, fehr tieFsm Sell
Isr; Ie nebmen bas SSitsden idon bes
ae[srs iueoen. Darum ie bas nlr pols
len9 @pber MIR bieie aellerbDrliebe IONS
men mda2 @ds pobI bieieR 1tieungss
multiplying peruriudt baden mag9 mir
t6nneH uns beim beTttn @iIen nidt err
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no linn BE snoIiIhs StnferIiH n, ftiIen
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abermols onidGh burh mad aoraantis
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GOLD SHIPMENT
TOUNITED STATES
SPECIAL TRAIN WITH $25,O00,.
900 ABOARD ON WAY TO
NEW YORK

Vanceboro, Maine, Aug. 28.-The
second large shipment this month of
gold and securities from London to
New York, passed through here on a
special train. It is reported it con-
sisted of $25,000,00o in bonds and
19,000,000 in gold.
The gold and securities are being
forwarded to strengthen the British
credit in this country and to arrest
the decline in the value Of the British
sovereign. They were placed on a
heavily guarded train at Halifax,
where it is understood, they had arriv-
ed on British battleship, guarded by
a convoy of similar craft.
The train was made up of six steel
express cars, a dining car, q coach
and carried thirty eight guards.
The shipments are being forwarded
by an express company in much the
same manner as the first consign-
ment early in August when $52,000,-
900 in gold and securities was sent
from London and deposited in the SUBJ
treasury in New York to the account
of J. P. Morgan & Co., fiscal agents
Of the British government. ~aUsav
After very brief stop here to
make . change Of engines the train
denarted for Bangor and Portland,
en- route to New York.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-09-02
MAN WAS KILLED
BY LIGHTNING
ODD OPSAL A YOUNG FARMER
NEAR MANGER WAS INSTANT
LY KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Odd Opsal, a young farmer who was
working on the Severson farm few
miles east of Manger was struck and
instantly killed by lightning last Fri
day evening about six o'clock. Opsal
was driving the binder at the time
and the stroke came from small
cloud which was passing over. The
lightning struck him in the back Of
the neck and passed down his back
burning it severely. It struck the
binder seat and made dent in it
something like a bullet would leave.
Opsal's clothes were severely burn
ed as we'll as his body and the doctor
said death must have been instan-
taneous.
The deceased was a young man 27
years of age and leaves wife and
one child. He was very large strong
man and weighed about 235 pounds.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-09-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTES
FIRST of SERIES HELD LAST
SUNDAY IN NESSON VALLEY
-ENJOYED TRIP

: The first of series of Sunday
School Institutes was held last Sum
day in Nesson Valley at three differ
ent points, Beaver Creek schoolhouse,
Hofflund church, and Grinnell. The
"institute conductors were four of.
the officers of the Williams County
Sunday School Association: Mr.. r.
M. Calderwood, vice-president: Miss.
Bertha M. Palmer secretary; and Mrs..
Disney and Miss Baldwin, heads OF
county committees. Miss Emma Hag-
part also accompanied the party:
The trip, made in Miss Palmer'S
car, was the initial trip of . new
Ford, and the little car seemed to
know it must live up to its reputation. !.
and keep rambling on its way: Mes e
son Valley w4s beautiful with it,;
miles of yellow sheaves, and its won
derful buttes carved out against the
sky. In spite Of the busy season the
attendance at the Sunday School ses-
sions was surprisingly good, and these
enterprising people seemed as anxious
to get hold of new ideas for more
efficient Bible School methods as they
are to improve their crops.
Mrs. T. M. Getchell Of Hoflund, the
president of the eastern district Of
Williams county, was largely instru-
mental in planning the meetings SO
the party could visit a number Of
schools in succession.
Through the kindly hospitality Of
the Getchell home the party spent
the night in the valley, returning
early Monday morning to Williston-
Some of the party saw the sun rise
two mornings in succession for the
first time in 10! these many days, but
each and all will heartily endorse
the statement that it was worth the.
effort. They have come back with
more enthusiasm and a bigger faith,
in the modern Sunday School move
ment.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-09-02
CLAIM THEY PLAN
FOR OFFENSIVE
MILITARY EXPERTS CONTEND
NICHOLAS WILL SOON STRIKE
A HEAVY BLOW .,

Petrograd, Aug. 28.-Russian mil
itary experts predict . sudden blow
by the Grand Duke Nicholas, after the
Austro-German armies have advanc-
ed far enough into Russian territory
to prevent their escape if decisively
beaten. 90.
None attempt to say where this
blow will be struck, but they compare
the situation with that Of the allies in
on the River Marne: :,
zone might expect, says the mil
itary critic Of the Bourse Gazette,
today, "that the loss Of our greatest
fortresses would cause dismay at
the war office. On the contrary, the
men responsible for the successful
conduct Of the conflict never appear
ed more optimistic.
"This can lead to but one belief =
that the Russian armies successful
" withdrawn from the traps set by
the kaiser and his commander, are
Awaiting only the favorable moment
to strike their blow, which will up
set all the Teutonic schemes"
The Novne Vremya's expert takes
a similar view of the situation. He
pives assurances that the replenish-
ing of the municipal stores is pro-
ceedinp with such rapidity that with
in a month the Russian armies will
be in a position to act aggressively
and surprise the hostile armies which
"hope to strike fear into the heart
Of Russia, and force this country into
an ipnominiOuS peace"
1T is the enemy who is wasting
his ammunition now" he continues.
"The Russians are conserving theirs.
The result can easilv be foreseen. Ger
many had hoped to shatter the Rus
sian armies. That hope has been
blasted. Our forces will emerge from
this ordeal stronger than ever before.
The Russian morale cannot be terri
fed"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-09-02

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 2s.-The
state census for the year 1915 has
finally been completed, the delayed
reports from counties having been
received by Secretary of State Hall.
It is a general belief that the re-
turns do not do the state justice, as
the figures in many cases are known
to be short. 1t is claimed that the
system of gathering the census has
been poorly handled and for tl:at rea-
son the figures are unreliable, that is
the individuals in the cities were not
cleaned as closely as they could have
been.
The heavy decrease in Billings
county is attributed to two causes.
First, all of Golden Valley county was
taken from it's territory, and a part
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-09-02
LIGHTING PLANT
FOR THE FARMER
ELECTRIC COMPANY ARE EX-
HIBITING COMPLETE LIGHT.
ING PLANT FOR FARM d..

The Williston Electric Construction
Co. are exhibiting complete electric
lighting plant for farms, and private
homes, to be operated with gaso-
line engine. This plant comes with
storage batteries completely changed,
and the plant assembled ready to set
up, and turn on the lights within 10
minutes. ";@., - s...
The generator is made by the well
known Western Electric Co., with au-
tomato fabrication, sliding base, pull
ley, and extra set Of brushes, running
at 1000 revolutions per minute: The
storage batteries are the we'll known
Hyra evide consisting of 16 cells, and
8 counter cells for regulation.
The switch board is equipped for
running lights from battery only, or
for running lights from battery and
generator combined, or to run from
generator only. An automatic switch
attends to the charging of the battery,
and allows for any irregularity OF the
engine. An ampere hour meter indi-
Gates whether the battery is full or
how much current is still stored in the
batteries, and an ammeter indicates
the rate of charge or discharge. The
plant is easy, and simple to operate
and has a capacity of 6o-16-C Candle
power lights, enough to furnish ample
illumination for the largest farm res
idence and barn, and on account of the
automatic "cut in and cut out" it can
be run with any ordinary farm gaso-
line engine. The Williston Electric
Construction Co., have already sold
number of these farm lighting plants,
and installed them on farms in Will
liams County, and it would seem as
though this plant was filling all the
requirements for farm lighting
plant.
The lighting plant has been on ex-
hibition for several days on the lot
in the rear of the store and will be on
the fair grounds during the three
days of the fair.