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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
One Candidate
Announces Himse'f

H. M. Cramer has announced
himself as a candidate for
Mayor on the Democratic tick
se5 subject to the caucus to be
held later. Mr.. Cramer hs s
lived here the greater part of
his life and is we'll known to
the citizens of this city. He
has always proven himself an
exceptionally good business
man and if elected will, no
doubt, give the city a good
business administration. Many
men who do not vote the Demo-
cratic ticket have signified
their intention of voting for
MIR Cramer if he is nominated.
Personally we feel he is one of
the strongest men to be found
in the city and would have no
1hesitancv in recommending
him to the voters.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Children Crv
FOR FlETcHER'S
. a 8 q RIA

j. d Conroy left this morn.
ing for a trip over the railroad
lines west of here on Company
business.
Mrs. Barnhart, of Logan, is
visiting her son, A. H. Barn.
hart, of this city for a few
days.
Geo. Burbank left last even
ing for Sedalia, Mo, called
there by the serious illness OF
his sister.
Mrs. Earl Cox was down
town today the first time for
nearly three weeks.
Mrs E H .Roeder and Mrs.
Earl Hicks were Omaha pas.
sengers today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Geo Marshall, of Arlington,
Neb, who has been in the city
several days having some den.
tai work done by DR.. Warren,
returned home this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Miss Christie South is abe to
be up part Of the time after a
siege with double quinsy.
"Rad" Campball went over to
Blair yesterday where he has
accepted a sposition with the
Electric Light people.
M. IS. Meats returned yester-
day from big Duroc hog sale
in Missouri. Full details of
this sale will appear later.
Hugo Nordeen returned yes
terday from a ten days. visit
in Nebraska.
Mrs. j. E Conroy and daugh-
ter, Bonneita, were Omaha pas
ssngers this morning.
Bernadine Conroy is able to
be in school again after a weeks
illness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

ha passenger this morning.
Ralph Hanford is the guest
of Omaha friends for a few days
Word has been received here
of the death of Mrs. Pollock at
her home in Houghton, Mich.
The body was taken to her old
home in Marion, la, for burial.
Mrs. Polio ok will be remem-
bered here as Miss Cola Parker
She was a bookkeeper for the
Light Co.
Mrs. Harry Withrow and son
Clarence were Loveland visitors
today.
General Pass. Agent Cairns
of Chicago was here last even
ing.
Frank Logan and family are
moving into the country.
Miss Hazel Hatcher left yes
terday for Pisgah, where she
will trim the coming season.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Albert Green and family were
guests at the DR.. Gamble home
Sunday in honor of the day, as
it was the birthday of both Mrs.
Green and Master Hayo!d Gam
BILE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
TOR HAckAcHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
Drs. Tamislea & Tamisiea
Physicians and Surgeons.

LII. "A. II. hOnlgmacner, ply
stefan and Surgeon. State Saw
ings Bank building.
Mo Valley hospital DR.. Hjese
Physician in charge.
Drs. Gamble & Gamble, Os-
teopaths. Sixth st.
DR.. Horace Warren, rooms
1, 2 and 3 Watkins block.
Phones Office Ia, Res. 14k.
Insist on knowing the con.
tents of every remedy that is
given baby. Nyal's Baby
Cough Syrup is free from OPT
ates and can be given with abb
solute safety-it's effective too.
Doty & Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q a s T q RIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jones re-
turned last evening from Fort
Dodge. Iowa, accompanied by a
5 year old daughter, whom they
have adopted.
The sermon. delivered by the
Rev Father Adrian Quillan, C.
P. of Chicago, last night in the
Catholi: church, was one of the
best ever heard in our city.
Father Quillan has a powerful
voice and can be distinctly
heard in any part of the church.
He is a very able and earnest
talker. If you have not heard
him, do so, as the mission con.
tinues all week and there will
be services every evening at
7::30 to which the public is COZ
daily invited.
Miss Nellie O'Rourke was
cal'e5 to Dubuque, Iowa, yes.
terday by the death of her
brother-in-law, Joe McAleece.
Grin Padel was the guest of
his sister, Mrs. j. H. Price of
Florence, Neb, yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Miss Hazel Hatcher and Miss
T arl Logan were the guests of
honor Saturday night, when
Miss Gladys Collier entertained
q few friends at the j. E. Con-
roy home on west Erie. The
evening was spent informally
with music, games and CONVEX
sation. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess and
Mrs. Conroy, after which the
que SITS departed wishing the
girls many pleasures in their
new locations.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Miss Dawson is confined to
her room with 2 sprained ankle
as the result of stepping on a
bad crossing Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Deur is substituting
for her.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

The Art Club of our city will
attend the annual exhibition of
the Society of Fine Arts, on
Thursday. This exhibition is
being held this week in the ball
room of the Fontenelle Hotel in
ON aha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Ray Jones received quite a
bad cut last week when they
we're butchering beef. The
butcher knife Slipped and cut
his leg below the knee, injuring
the bone.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Children -Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 8 T Q RlA

Mrs. R C. Hills was an Oma-
ha passenger this morning.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-13
Sic bentige cage.

Giele cute Rad)rid)ten iino beutc
einaetroffen. Gle 3euti9en babeu
Die Gliilen IN 0it-aSreuBen onrh Us
men eldn6enoen Sieg gum &iid5ua
ae6iuungen. Sic haben Sierpc 5e-
lett ulto DEM Gororingen Der GrtIieil
EN- 3ieI geiest. A1tS oen &orpat1el
1T gefnelbet, oaB oie Siege ser Se.
i.erreiher GROCER getDeien iino, als
beridtet wlroe, unb IN Ser 9ufopinc
oieben iih Die Guiien imner meite,
5uriif. Sn ben Mreonnen nno in Sci
@egeno bon 8eroun baben Die 8eut.
idJefl @rfolge erruneell unO Die Sc.
geno BON Nieuport lit bon ibnen Ell.
tenn i6nrfen 8ombaroement inter.
iuprfen moroen. Gin 2ilftidiff-In.
griff Der G~nglanoer alif Die belgiihl
aiiite ideint oagegen feline groB;
geoeiitllng gebabt 81 babeil uno bal
i~eoenfals nidt Ben paniihen Shref.
fen berporgerufen, ben oenti6e 2uft
fhiffongriffe in England berpor5u
rufen pflegen. Die gauge Gage bai
beate elm fir Die 9eutiden iebr giift
5iges Nusieben.
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afleset und $50, 500 oder $500 ledes sJabr von
Gurer Hnlage erbalten?
wurds bsasuten, dap eusr Geld 1907 jabrIlb eiubrinsl
Hnla9sn defer Hrt werdsn oft 9ennabt Mnd Is 1T Bios die Tra9e, das
ridbtge 6sThdft Md die ridbf9e zsit aMszMwdbIsn.
Est, was andsre setan BADEN und was wiz Nv tun Dsabu6tissn.

0ie 8Q1t-Slmerican Gobacco Conn
pattD lit %oreaniiiert moroen gum
3Defe Der S~erlteQung BON Gigarreil
mo Gigaretten ur0 INN ell aQgemei-
nes Sabofgei6aft gu betreiber. SIN
Sabre 1918 itno ii6er iieben giQio=
men Gigarren nno fiinf5ebn Giaionell
Gigaretten in Den Gereiltigten Stoo=
ten ~fabri5iert norbert cine 8ermsb-
rung bon iiber 800 Miaionen Cigar
rem uno 5pei giaionen Gigarettetl
mebr pie I'M porigen Sabr. Mae ia
ben einem Marft ~sefnnbcn nmb iinD
%gerand)t ipDrben nao MiliDmen GOT
lars iinO perbient moroen.
Die Erofite I'M Sabof : @eihalt
fplr0en i'm Sabre 1913 auf 5000
100000 ab9eIdabt.
Die Ean=Nmerican So6aceo guns=
PAM ppn San N%ntonio, Seras, uirS
bic critic -Msaid)ine i'm Sit
ben anfitellen mno merifaniidlen Sa.
bat gebrand)en. Die Waidine fat
cine taslidJe Sapasitdt BON 100000
Gigarettem rtub iuirft eimem Mini.
mnm-grofit ab ppm $4,000 per
Sag, Ober $75,000.0O per Sabr, iuas
me6r 1T iuie 100 Grosent Der samsen
aapitaliiiernns Der Gan-gtmerieau
So6aeco Company,
Die 8an-american tobacco Cont
panp miro lire Sabrif init Sen me-
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i6aft, griinolid uno 1T IN bielsr
granfe Elm @rpert.
Ser 3oa ouf importierfe merifa-
nii6e @igarren uno gigaretten lit
$3.50, 8ereinieten Gtaaten @elo per
8funo uno 25 Bro5ent mebr Hires
@erteS ungefabr $500 per gfuno.
Ger 3oa alif BEN beiten merifaniIdeH
Sabaf, mie er bon oieier gompaltD
gebrandt miro lit 35 Gents per
8fulo. 9ieie5 Iest Ste gompanD in
Starlo @igarretten uno Gigarren 5lt
beoeuteno 6erabgeiebten Breiien III
Derfaufen uno Der galaen 8elt @e-
leaenbeit 81 geben etpas atsnabms.
fpeile @lttes 81 billigem 9reiie al
rauden.
Die @ompanp miro at1 @igarreu
uno Gigaretten BON tiirfiifem, fii-
hanii9em, 8ortp &iealt mno einbei,
miidem Sa6af fabri8iereh.
Sn &erbinoung nit ser GompanD
lteben 2eute ben GROCER g~rfabruna
int Sobof- @ei6dft. Sober meiB oa5
cine eroBe Nad)frage fir einen gu
ten Mrtifel in Der @audz9fand)e Dor
banoen lit. Sic Company fam io-
fort nit ibrem @eihaft beginnrlt
II. es IT'D fein 3tpeifel, oaB tribe Of
pioenoen anf cine @eloanlaee IN Der
8anzMmeriean Sobacco Gompanp
a~usge5ablt neroen. Sl DieIen Sal
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Sunntassbctradtnngen

o2Sellti DPT IIleg DeellDeI III,
miB bel georonet merOenL Oos iiD
ais unbaltbar ermieien bot, las idj
fiir5Iid IN elmer oelitidlanoifbea
3eitung. 9os lit cine Grfenntnis,
Die iid mol i'm Gaufe oes Grieees eli
nem Seoen anfgeorangf bat. Ger
arieg bot 10 Maibes nnaeitoBen,
oas mar felt begriinoet glalbte uflo
10 monbe Inlharltne berdnoert, Die
mail fir utiolut ri6tig belt, oaB mir
ilnh benz &rie9e cine a1gemettc
llmgeitaltlng bon ginridtunsen nlln
Mni6aultngen nprnebmen miiiien.
8eIonoers Inidauungen, bic in 6as
polferrehtIihe @ebiet, in oas @ebiet
Der intefnationalen gesiebungell
Mneingreifen.
8or oIern miro MAI Die @nnobme
dnoern miiiiein, oaB man iid ouf IN
ternatio1iale M~bmadungeit, alf Io-
genanrtte poiferrehtlid)e @ebrauhe
rn0 5dbunger, abioIrt perIaiien
folllte. Man bat iid oas in ben leby
ten S~obr5ebnten almdblig felt ejrlge-
biloet. Nidt oieieiIigefl, Die loIde M6-
mahnngen a6idloifen unO Sic III
Dem inneren @etriebe ser internatio-
naien g~e5iebungen 8eideio puBten,
moi aber o~ieienigen Die Dem @an5esi
fern ltaiioen ullo MIR &enntnis bon
ben III feierli6er GerIamnlluna ooer
9roBartigen &onpentionen borgenonl.
menen @~6madungen erbieIten. 8e;
oieien, Die ia ben meitails ar0Bten
\ 1eil oes 8ubliflims 6iloen, ieste iid
nlllndblig Die lleber5eligunG bon ser
llnberleblibfeit oieier Abmahunaert
te1t nno oaraus enttpifelte fif oann
ole Soee, Dob man oilrd ioIde M6-
m%adyungen ben &rieg gan5 uno gar
als Der @elt ihaffen Tonne. gieai.
folltllh peranlagte Naturen babeu
~aleroings ME etpas bon Dieier Scsoee
niflen Dolen, aber bel mebr ioeali~
ltilden un0 Dor alien meniger To-
giif oenfenoen aberdeen lpielte lie
cine oelto groBere Hoae uflo fiibrte
IN elmer 8elpeginag, NIT Der gar
mnlid)er ppriidtee 9olitifer redue1
81 miiIIen glaubte. Seoenfaqs ba6en
piele iteif uuo feif an Sic Moglid.
felt eines grfoIges oieier Srieoens-
ioee geglaubt uno glanben mol belite
nod oaran mo iperm aud oie aroBte
Webr5abl Der 5ipiIiiierten Menif).
belt iib oieier 5rieoensbetpealtaq
nift anIdlok 10 ieste iif bod ole
ueber5eugung audi BEL ibr felt, oaB
iilternationale AbmadJunsen abiolut
5i~lperldliis@ ieieu.
uno bod bat idon Dor pieIen,
pjefeR Snbren elm geideioter DipIc.
mot grfogt oaB gertrGge uur ge.
IdJripben tpiiroen, Inn aerrilSen su
tDerben uno iper ben Gang Der @elt.
ge1d3id]te fnir ettpos oufmerfiam
perfofgfe, b1tte an Den Greigniffen
erfeitalen fonnert, tpie iebr ser alto
iflnae 3err NIT ieiner 8ebauptuna
redt gebabt bat.
Milo an oieien s(nidauungen BON
Der ~abiollten 9onerboftigfeit Der
itternotionalen abmodungen miiiien
mir in erlter 2inie cine &epiiion Dor.
HebnIen uno nah oieier @epiiion
miiiieu mir oann uniere fiinftigen
8%esiebungen geftalten. @nt1ueoer
miiiien mir MitteI nno g8eee idaf-
fen i'm oieien Mbmaduigen gro
bere 8auerbnifigfeit 81 berleibcn
ODER mir miiiien Die @ren5e fir oas.
hos mir ourh internationaIe Ab-
madnn9en regefn fonnen. beoeuteno
eltger 5ieben.
@iilen itnrfen Stob bat IN oieien
arieae Die Qebre BON Der Neutralitdt
einseIiScr Staaten erholten. @ir bq-
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len iino Sa6af-slftien in fur8er Ait
gu fiinf uno mebrmalen a~eltieaen
bon ibrem Original : 8ert, oo ois
Gompanien groBe 9ibioen0en beso6It
baben. 8iele Gigaretten Syabri-
tanten, fuelfe ffeit aneefangen he,
ben Dor tuenigen Sabren lino lett
idtper reid.
Aftie1l IN Der Yan-9(mericon 60
baeco go. tueroen atgebofen: gu 3av
$1,000 per aftie. Die gombaun
lit fapitaliliert at $50,OO0.0O un0
peripridt cine Der belt be5ablten I'm
ternebmungen 5it peroen. Cine @elo.
.anlage in oieier Company periprid1t
Iebr profitabeI gu meroen. Sriibe
uno groBe 9ipioenoen miijien qe.
madt peroen nilo Der Bert ser Mf-
ten miro in fur5er 3eit melt iiber
Bar ieir. 2eute ipelhe pertraut nit
oieier Snouftrie iino, empfebIen lfs
iparm Dem ltnternebmer.
Die Company fat ein &apital bon
S5O,OOO.OO, seteilt in 5000 Mftien
bon $1,000. 9ie glftien iiuS boil
besablt nnb anaiiefbar unb iuaten
9ibiSenben bpn 100 NrDseut unS
mebr jdbrlid abuerfen.
Sier lit cine GeIegenbeit fir GAS
Bnblifum III Der eriten Giaoretten-
nno Gigorren : Gabrif in ben Ser.
Staaten cine &apitaIanIaae an uan-
den, tpelde merifaniiden sabaf
~bear6eitet.
IS tit elm por5iiglides anaebot.
Die atien iino nidt inter Bar Der.
fauft uoroen, $1,000 Der gftien
runo iollten 100 8roaent ipabreno oes
erlten SabreS beSabIt meroen, 10
lteist Der 8ert Der Mftie bon $1,000
bis auf $4,000. Sic lino eriud)t,
cine, fiinf, sebn coer 100 aftien sa'
faufen.
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Sreit 9rtit far stras: sonnabtno 10. 8e6rnm 1915.

oud 0os @ebiet oes golferredts miro
ms Elm Griimmerfelo 8eigeh ullo
bier pie BORT miro o~uf9ebaut ulto
rleu .geidaffen perOen miiiien NIT e6r.
lifem 8iaen, eiiernem 6leiB, fGd-
rem 8ltd uno groBem @el6id.
9enm IN mebr ols elmer @iniidt miro
NIT oieiem arieg cine nelte Gpod)e
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~beainnen.
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oerniten Maidiner perieben. Cine
Spe5ialitdt Der @eielIidait meroen
merifarii6e g~igaretten iein, jolfe,
1eie. in Der 19uen Como gigaret-
ten-Sabrif in Der Staot Merico ber-
geitellt iperoen. 9ieie Gigoretten err
freuen ii6 Der groBten Nadfraee uno
miro oerielbe Sabaf, oieielbe g[rbeit
uno oieielbe Waidine benlitt net
ben, o%ieieIben gigaretten fonten
hergeiteqt uno groBe 8rofite in Die
Ter grande alein gemadt meroen.
9ieie gigaretten peroen in Merico
fir 2 Gents per Tafet p~erfauft, lie
Iin6 aus Dem retniten uno beiten Ea-
baf getnnd)t nno meroerL tpeilil man
lie einmal beriuft imr1er gebraud)t
iperoen. Sll oieiem 2anoe berfaufen
iid oieie Gigaretten al 25 Gents
per Yadet. Die Yan-Imericnn 60
bacco gompnnp eripartet Wilionell
Badete I'M @etail gu 10 Gents al
Derfaufen. eilen guteit Grofit fir Die
Company laiien6.
Die Gigaretten : Jabrif 81 8nen
Spno" in Werico gitD fabrisiert I'M
sefabr 20,0O0,O00 gisaretten per
Sag. Mle bieie Gisarettem iinb per-
fault nno brinsem einei enprmen
1rpfit. Sesbalb fat bic 8men Spme-
Tabrif ibren MftiomGren Miliionen
Sollars 0ibibenben 6esablt-
Die Nahfrage nod einer snten
merifamiidem gisarre lit aud unge-
Observation-Disclosures Sabaf in Sc
ihmaf uno 9ltolitdt if bon nihis
iibertroffen.
.Serr 81. Gaiarin, Der ieit pielen
Sabren nit Salia Sermanps, Sabri-
fallten Der b~eriibmten ga Hraeba"
Gigarren in @era Grms, Merieu, NOR,
lit 8rdiioent unierer @eieai6aft. Sc
fenut ooS Gioorrer- nno Snbof-@e-
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TransOfidje &nltmrid)Gn6er i'll
MQrnffn.

hWE
Inter oieiem 8itel peroffeutli6t
hie 0&olnii6e 3eitung" eine lpalten<
LANCE uno ber85erreiBenoe SdiIoe-
rung Der 1tniagbaren @eioell, melhe
Die beatifen 3ioilgefaneenen in Wa
roffo aus8uiteben baben. Die be-
riibmte fran5oiti6e &itterlidfeit bot
,hieuei6t nod ME fl6eliher beriogt
lois in Waroffo, oenr aud1 pebrloie
oeutide Sralten puroen in Scr
iidmdblidften @eiie misbanoelt. Slt
lSran nno gaiablanca muroen Die
oeutiden @~efangenen cuffs nnfldtie-
lite eei1mdbt unO fran5olilde Diff
laiere aeidneten iid babel our9 be-
I 1onoeren Offer aus. Mber ielbit al Ell
mem nidtspiiroigen Suiti8nloro fii6r-
tie Der miitenoe 9euti6enbaB Oct
6ron5oien. 9as Spfer mar Elm oeut-
ider &ei6sbeamter, ndmltd Der
8oitiefretar Sepffert in goiablaneo
Ser megen Spionoae gum Sooe Der
urteilt nnO bingeridtet muroe. $50
rim beItano nun oiele attgeblider
+, Spionage? 8or Dem &rie9e- az
les, mas BEN 8entiden porgeporfer
miro, liegt Dor Dem ariege -botten
Gie Sron5oien BET 8oia Die aopfe in
oortigen @efedten eefaaener Warof-
faner 5ltr Ibi6recflng fir oie
Stamme offentli6 auf 8fablen aus
geiteGt. Cine bon bieiem 9ofu-
ment fran3oiii6er pereoelnoer 30
tigfeit angefertigte Photographic &C.
langte IN mebreren @remplaren nad)
@oinblanca. Gin acknowledgement
idtdte on &errn Sepffert ebenfals
einen 4b8ug. als Die 8erbreituna
res 8iloes befannf muroe, iebte Die
Ifran5oiii6e Milit1rbeboroe Die So
Ioesitrafe auf ieinen 9e1ib. Ser 4rieg
6ra6 aus, Die 9eutl1en mliroen ber-
laftet = in Sen Yapieren oes @errf
Sepffert fano man oas 8iIo, ber-
mutli1 nit einem 8eeleittport oes
Qegion1rs. Sim Sfeinbrud] BEL Ga.
iablanca bat man belize eri6olien
gns Monn tit Sepffert ~eeitorbetl
p2ebt mol, &%ameraoenl" 10 berab.
idieoete er ii6 gefaBt lrno miiroiJ
bon ben 2eioeusgefdbrten, uno Die
8inoe, Die man ibm Inn oie Alteefl
! legen iponte, mies er 5uriid. 3pur
nidt erl6nifen, aber gemor0et olird)
Die 5ron3oien nuroe SEER 81. @,
Elm betagter, frdlfli6er glr5t Der,
ebenfaas itad Galablatca 5llriidge=
6radt uno freigeiprofen, glei6 nacJ
Giidfebr ms @efangenenlager bon
lSeboii ben iiberltanoenen Shrefntl-
lien erlag, na6oem er faltm 3eit ge-
hobt batte, feline 2eibensgei6i6te at
er8aBlen. 9os 8lut ser @emoroeten
Ger Misbanoelten, Ser i'm Eager Sc
Itorbenen i6reit gum Simmel.
Die ,&olniide 3eitung" perlallgt
bon Ser oeutidlen &egieruag, oai,
tie, iobolo tie 0a5u imitanoe 1T, Sic
idulOi9en frar3Oliiden 8eamten uno
Sffi5iere, namentlih aber Die Slid.
ter in Gaiablanca, melde oen ltll-
gliidli6en Sepffert binribten ODER,
INN 6as &ino beim rdten Iamen Ill
nennert, ermoroen lieBen, p~erIonlidl
SIR &erantDortung 5tebe mo, fals
Die llnterIilhlnq lire Sdul0 erdebe.
lire S6anotaten nit eiilem Mabe
aii6tige, oas Dem entiprefe, NIT 6ent
fie iuebrloie un0 unbei6oltene oeut.
iGe llntertallen gemeiien Datten.
&ir boffen oud, oaB bieie SGurfeit
ser beroienten Strofe ni6t entgeben
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-23
K|DDER COUNTY GIRL
WINS ESSAY CONTEST
Miss Alma Whitehead Of Tuttle
Has Best North Dakota Appre-
citation Week Essay.

Miss ALMA Whitehead of Tuttle Sc.
cured first place in the North Dakota
Appreciation Week Essay Contest
Her essay entitled, Natural Oppor.
tunities." is published below: a,-
"ln the spring of 1913. Mr.. Camp
bell and his family, consisting Of his
wife and two children, came to this
grand and prosperous state OF North
Dakota. They had always lived in
the city of Chicago, but were told
what a fine place North Dakota was,
SO came to make home Their
house contained two rooms and the
barn was smaller but there was room
for two faithful horses, which helped
Mr.. Campbell and his son, Earl, to
put in the crop. Mrs. Campbell wish
ed to help win a home, so she started
raising chickens. They built a small
chicken house and soon had several
hundred little chicks. Mrs. Campbe II
was very proud OF them and spent
much of her time with them. Rose
the daughter, having a good educa'
tion, wished to do something to help
her parents, 50 applied for a position
as "a teacher in the home school. She
secured the position and enjoyed
teaching in one of North Dakota's
modern schoOlhOuses.
Their grain and their chickens
brought them a small sum of money,
which they invested in some pigs.
Earl always took care Of them and
hated to part with the ones they sold.
They were anxious to get a large
herd of COWS and sheep SO they
bought few at time until they had
one hundred cows and sheep. They
sheared the sheep and sold the wool.
Soon with their good crops and the
help of their. good chickens, pigs,
cows and sheep. they made enough
to build one of the best houses and
barns in North Dakota. They have a
farm to be proud Of.
Mr.. Campbell says: "T would not
live in any other state, for there are
so many opportunities in North Da.
kOta ~ : -.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-23
PORTLAND. !|!|'|.! !! !! :. CREAMERY ri: !.
r.. HAS BUSY. SEASON

i, Portland, ". D., Dec. 22.-The Pore-
land Creamery Co. is just closing a
very successful year from a business
standpoint Mr.. Jensen has secured
in the neig,lborhood of three hundred
customers who sell their entire supply
Of cream to the local concern know
ing they can get the highest market
prices at all times.
Dairying has been taken up on a
larger basis at the more progressive
farms in this vicinity the past year.
Blooded stock is being shipped in at
all times fr0m;larger eastern stock
farms and consigned to many of our
most prosperous farmers. Silos have
popped up like mushrooms here and
evincing proof of the prosperity and
tendency toward diversified farming
in the community around Portland.
Portland, advantagcously located on
the edge of the Red River valley ana
right in the midst of the wonderfully
fertile valley of the Goose river, .las
to its credit numerous farmers OWL
ing places with large, modern, stately
buildings, most every farm being
equipped with it's individual electric
lighting plant and waterworKs.
Prominent farmers from Wisconsin,
Iowa, Illinois and Indiana proclaim
this to be the garden spot of the
northwest. Strawberries and fruits
are raised, in abundance: fruits ac-
customed to. a warmer cline ripeu