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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-07-08
BILLY SUNDAY
in COLORADO

Salvation Circus y an estimate
Of Billy Sunday, is the title Of q re-
markable article in Harper's Week
~ by George Creel Mr.. Creel not
.only describes the methods employ
ed by Sunday but dissects and de-
fines some Of the motives for these
sensational revivals in d way that
presents many questions for careful
consideration.
Here are few excerpts from the
Salvation Circus;n
In the summer 81 1914, Billy
Sunday went to Colorado and con-
Quoted series Of revivals that
brought religion" to thousands.
The whole state swan in glory.
AT the time 0f his coming, a coal
strike was in progress. Some TWEEN
ty-four thousand men, women and
children were huddled in tents on
the mountain side, enduring cold
and hunger as a protest against low
wages, broken laws, swindling tricks
and unbearable living conditions.
A few months before, mine guards
had attacked the colony at Ludlow,
and among those who lost their
lives were nursing mothers and
HELPLESS. little ones.
The people of Colorado were
aroused as never before. An cleo
ton was to be held in November,
and the strike was the one big issue.
By stubborn refusal to confer with
the strikers, even informally, the
operators had cost Colorado over
1915 100000, while their importa-
ton of machine guns and gun-men
had stained the state with blood
and shame. 1t seemed a certainty
that the voters would destroy the
coal oligarchy.
The men who invited BILLY"
Sunday to come to Colorado, who
raised the money for his
REVEALS, were the men whose law
lessness had precipitated the strike,
and whose arrogance was response
BILE for the policy Of determination
adopted towards the strikers by the
operators.
Not once throughout his stay in
Colorado did BILLY" Sunday de-
nounce the greeds and iuiustices
that had made despairing rebels Of
thousands Of working men. He did
not mention Ludlow. He went en-
tlreIy upon the assumption the
source of all poverty and all distress
was to be found in booze" Morn
ing, noon and night he attacked
the Demon Rum, even while using
every art to STIR the people to a
state of emotional frenzy.
AS result Of his revivals, them
dustrial issue from sight. Prohibi-
bition became the one great, over
whelming Importance. The opera
tors gave unstintedly to the dry"
campaign, and sent the word down
the line that every controlled vote
must be cast for the dry" candid
ates. Everything was forgotten ex-
cept the horror of the GROCERY.
Out of nowhere came Republi-
can lawyer named Carlson. He had
nothing to say about the strike, OF
about industrial issues of any kind
but he was vehement in his support
of prohibition. He hated booze and
Inc hated the devil, and he asked
everybody to believe that God is
owe.
Carlson, the Prohibitionist idol,
vas elected. No sooner had he
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-07-08

That Leesburg has more automo-
biles than any other place Of its
size in the state is often remarked
by visitors here and whether or not
this is true it is certainly fact
that there are numbers of them
here. 1t is also probably true that
more cars. upto the present time,
have been bought this year than
ever before,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-07-08
Special Notice.

The City Drug company
wishes to thank its friends
and customers for past fayors
and also wishes to announce
that it has gone on strictly a
CASH BASIS and will in no
wise let out anything without
the money.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-07-08
INTEREST," NEWS
FROM CENTRAL

When a fellow asks you for a
chew Of tobacco, and you hand him
your piece he will take half Of it
whether square Or four chews,
you can swear be is a Lee county
man
Rain, have been pretty general
il this section but came too late
for enly corn on some farms. Mr..
Luke Campbell had the finest pros
poets Of any farmer in this neigh
borhood, but will hardly make over
ia half crop.
But few farmers in our settlement
attended the big farmers meet near
Leesburg Tues lay Most Of them
were busy shipping melons and
ould not go on that account.
The three his beats watermelons
and truck every time. There has
never been an over production OF
hog, hay and honiny in the south.
There are some doubts about hav-
ing a school in this community as
the county school commissioner
could hardly afford to pay teach
er when the number is so small,
Some parents will not patronize the
school.
Mrs. McElmurray has entirely
'los. her reason and will probably
be sent to the lunatic asylum at
Milledgeville.
The slur at the farmer about
blowing made by Elk Gov. Slaton-
was uncalled for. 1t is just as hon
orable to pillow as it is to cash checks,
off silk to the ladies or
practice law. A man who has re-
tired from big Office of great
state under a cloud Of shame and
disgrace, charged with being bribed
with Jew money has nothing on
the humblest pillow man in the
state. In fact / would rather be
the plown a i with a clean name
than the stigma on the lame Of
Slaton.
Mr.. Rountree, the county de-
monstrator, was in our neighbor-
hood a few weeks ago talking up
the big meeting on the 9Th and the
county fair. He stirred the boys
up considerably and at least two
will make an exhibit at the county
fair.
While down on the creek fishing
last SATURDAY two big turkey COB
blers jumped out in the road close
to Mr.. Veal. He had his gun, but
did not shoot. The temptation was
awful straining on his nerves.
What would you have done kind
reader? Some fellows would have
let their old fuzee go off accidental
ly, but in the direction ofthe birds.
Several car loads Of melons were
shipped from Forester and Century
this week.
You state that tile watermelon
crop in the county is good. Not
true as to this neighborhood. Never
saw 50 many i'll shaped, rotten end,
and gourd neck melons in my life.
Want of rain is doubtless thecause.
Mrs. S. J. English, who has been
on an extended visit to relatives in
Macon county, is at home again.
am glad to note the awakening
Of the farmers not only in Lee, but
other counties in the hog and cattle
industries. It is the hope of the
south.
II half the land in Lee county
was in permanent pasture, and
covered with cattle and hogs what
a glorious sight it would be.
The shower Sunday was the first
we have had in this section in near
ly three weeks and crops of all
kinds were suffering, especially
early corn and watermelons.
The legislature will fail Of its
duty if the T9rrens land title and
registration law is not enacted at
this session. Hope our representa-
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ieite ber gtugbp glpenue in 1erras,
Dart, (Gteusr 500; 5000.
gtnna W. gattiion, Grcr'r., al
Marp .. Climb, basIelbe eisentbum
lSteuer 50c); $500.
ylnna W. pattiion on bp., basIel
be eisentbum, (Sisusr 500; 5000.
adte Snih an Charles u. uni
emma 9eiiouer, 25 BEL 1O5 5ub az
Der .DitIeite Der 2inn Strabe, 135
Sub n0rolih Der JinoIap Strabe. 81.
Morris s.. DiIion an Sarrp Did,
man II. Qnb., 30 bel S8 Syub an bel
norb0Itlifen Gde Der Rapine uni
glbu Strobs, (Stsuer 81; 81.
Selen 6. Glippinger an percp 6
SspboIO unb Sofspbine g. Sebbplb.
Got 10 in Der Qart Sibe llnterabz
tbeiluns in WlaOiionpille, (Steuer
500; 81.
yior 9sbsniobn al 5reberid u.
9ien, 12a bel 70 Sub an Der Siibs
ieiie Der gabe strabe, GAL CUB
ipeitli6 Der 0ubIep Girabe, ierner,
70 Bel 81 Jub an Der Torbfeiie Der
gibertp Strobe, (Steuer 500; 81.
Soon 6emins an Carl 2inbemann,
2I.S9 Gder 9anb in Se.tion "a in
Columbia 5cipnfbip, (Steuer $3.50;
81.
Samusl 8. sS:bisarlS an Rarp 9.
s}isiearlo. Cots 20 unb 20 in glod
~" in 6. y2. Sieelt's llnierabtbsi.
lung in College Sia, (Sieuer S2); 81.
gorpdrb W. Nepbdrt an alerdn6er
W. 5arbuoi, % bel 81 f5ub an Der
Qorbisite Der St. Glnir Strabs, $50
5ub Oiilid Ger @ins Strab,, ferner.
25 bel 100 5ub an Der norbipsitIiten
ede Der CT. Clair Strabe unb Cue
lib sDenue, (Steuer 81: 81.
abrabam Sreibere II. gnb. an Wm.
SuIIe, 5 Sabre 4dtt nom /. Sitober
1915, ouf Giasntbum an Der Iiib6itr
lihs Gde Der 9. unb ainn Sirdbs,
monotIihs Wieibe $50.
Sobis goot an gbarlts 8. Stisrs
mann, sbsiI bon POT IS in aiIsour's
,riter llnternbtbsiluna 5rn Wlt. 2coss
out, (Sieuer 81; 81.
Gli3obeib R. aabmaun an Sobn D.
grout. aontrait gum 9erfduf bon
betanni ols 9c. S19 unb
s21 Snumit Gpenue auf price Sin
fiir $500.
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n.rn ioIte,' fiiste tr IsiIs, gu Mstu
seipsnbet, binau.
Sm sIeiden Nug.nblid lamen biz
Jiibrsr suriid unb bDrtsn nit Der
numbering, bab beibe partien bic
3our aufseben nnb auf berSteIle unls
tebren ipollten. 2eitsI id,lpB iid ibnsn
an uEb bic brei folgtsu in einissr Gnts
feruns, leiie 9ermutbunsen austaus
ihenb, bem pdare.
Wlan mar nod niht nett 9etpmmen,
als bic @oranesbsnbsn pIOBlih bsftis
sridrsdt an elmer 6eIieneds 5uriids
prallten.
9rOb Der ipirtfamsn Waffen, bic
iis i'm 9erlaufe Der IeBten Stunbsn
segsn ibre Batter erbllten bdttsn,
ma6te bod bsren rGtbielbdfies @rs
9teinen, bas nur burh eine semsius
fame 9erfolsuns Der aineer erilGrs
lid purbs, i'm erit.n 4ugenblid Der
lleberraI1ung einen nieberi6metterns
ben Ginbrud auf 5ueo unb Wteta uno
lieb lie unpiatiirlih ,uriidfdbren.
iSd1lub foldt.)
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Gcmon pon Grans @i6mnn Il
(Gortiesmg.)

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absr Wteta iurste bafiir, oab Is
Hi6t gsi6ab.
sWieir lit Osnn Der Serr Oottor,
ben Sbr aefiibrt, bic uria6s sepors
ben, bab Sbr na6 2lmerita ausaelpans
bert isio?" frdgts iie nsugieris.
Der aiieiior bIidts gu 9ooeH. sSbm
obnte i6on Iange Ri6ts @utes unD
leiHe bisGerise Siegesgepibbeit bate
iih iebr bsrminbert.
Ginem idDnen MGb6en aea.nii6er
mar aud Der 9srga9sr 2ensl nift
nnsalant. gr isste mittsn i'm 3uas
bic 6laf6e ob n0Ds m06ten's tpiifen,
JrduIein? ga, i9dugsn's, eigentli6 is
oO Dertradta Spib, NADIA oa Stabtz
fpad unb suoerIeBt i9ulb an Der
bumma 9'i6i6t; b0 Spib, neil bas
mails no foaner broben mar, ba Dot
tor, neil er al nurrster Ser s'pen Is
= unb !, neil eabm g'fplst BIN
.@efolgt = lpieioG" fraste Der
affefOr, nm nidt gang idipeigenb bas
3uiteben.
vMei neil I mfrs Waul bab'
ftopfa laF'n," Iadte Der 2ensl unb
ieSte bic SlnIhe DON neuem an.
GranienseIer, Nm ben Reft bes
usiuss ~ sstisn. tppass iis iam pebs
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-s0bn grisbem mai

Sobn grisben mai.
fers Rtbt ipirb eebrudt.
Der Dtutid 2lmeri!anii1e aitisrds
ride 9.rtbsibisunas 2fusf4uB
(Gsrman 2lmerican Qiisrarp Gsisnfe
Coz, $50 gaFau Str, glep Yori.
giebt beianni, baB oi. Qnfprddx &c.
gen decentralization qrdiibeni @iI,
ions. ipeIde in LETTER Wofe IN Coos
per llnion ssbaIisn ipurbs, krsits in
Druid eeseb.n ipurbe uub bon Miiie
Der Wohe ub Su be5ieber IN. LIN bic
&oiten bts llniernebmtns 81 bedtn.
iinb fiinf Cents pro appie sirBuftns
ben, Don fpeIf,er Summe brei Gents
fir porio unb paduns absebsn. gu
bem Druid Der Rsbs. in tptlher Mils
ion f1drf aneesriffsn ,ptrb, bai man
iib enti6loHtH, nahbem bic In eng,
Iif9er Sprd9s esbrudten Sasssaei,
ilinsen, trobbem fis Seitie gtnus NIT
4bidriftsn Der Rsbe perfehsn fporbsn
ipureH. bic Rtbe ieIbii nnierbriidten.
bdsegen in 2eitartiielH Sobn grisbtn
@uIter unb bic iibrissn ,Jriebanss
unb Wabrb,itsfreunbe anfs gebGFias
ite dneriffsn. geitsaungen fir Bic
grofdiire iperbtn Idon lett pom
ausfhub snisseensenommm. Giue
tpeitere S6rift. tpeIhe bon hpbem Sns
tereHe fir bic Deuii6 ameritansr
1T, fpirb in ben srfen 9aaen o.s De,
oember trffsinsn. sic III Don 6errn
8torg bon Siol perfobs unb bfbdn,
belt bieaoes unb bieRedte Der btu!its
ipredeHbsH 8iirser IN bisfem Qonbt.
Sic In bds beite Mbiptbrmitlsl asaen
bic non ben Dan Ctr. syntrsifer.
ben 3eitunpsn unb isibtr ouh bon
Rsgieriinssbtuuit.n betrIebsnsn cber
bod unttritiibien Stsereisn. DerQfuss
i6ub lpitb bon nun on ben ar5btsn
1btil fsinsr glnitrensungen cuf BEN
S4ub bsr DeutIcb Mmeri!oner o,s
gen bic !6ebs mb Dsrbebuua fonatn,
iriren. WlitgIieber tperben irimer iipcb
nufgenommsn. Girpelbitsu aufgDunJ1
f9riftlist. GinIsubsr bon 81 ,inb bar.
'ibss tsmmsn 0uf be a,nicnbillts.
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WalDina gosgs an &tlas 9. u
.. &c.. $3000.
irani aeblina ar nsnrp .. Gie4
bineer, 5000.
9tohsrt 9. 9lruSt an 9. Soiparp,
$250o.
gPptert S6mibt an garfielb go.
2 &. II. 3. 60, $270O.
GiSneB M- gnlbpell an 9iberaI 8.
II. y. Co.. $26O0.
gouiia O. Wcpperrsr an Meiierr
2tps. .. 4.. $500.
aais s}rant on glar: Gtrett 8. II.
3. Co.. $2500.
Sol. Sfepe on German 3. II. g.
Co.. $500.
Waub psbui an WeBers Q. Gcpr
per, $500.
auep gaai5man an @illiamIOn S.as
Ter Gr.. 500.
Do. an @arb 9rod Saib u. Door
60. $49s.
DO. an aouis s. gclts, $3.50.
Roia @abl an aibtral 6. u. %.
60. $500.
9bOmas eei6t an 7. @arb g. U. ..
Co., $4,000.
slbolpbus pori.r on Wabilon ..
u. 30. 2. $500.
0seor +. aline an bo.. $500.
eIi,abetb Rstiiroh an Clara ).
Rcfsnthal, $1,000.
nm. 9rttpin an gins Gtrset Gable
g. II. q. Co.. S34O0.
92ur a.0enirhn on 5rani g.. Ms
bsrs. S242.
sbcmas Z. Sab an aibsraI g.. II.
3. 60. $500.
Qis,ie 9erser an 4. @arb 9. u. 8.
&c., 5000.
Bert. q. Roorrnan on aibtraI 9.
Il. 3. Co.. $4,000.
Siepbsn guGnsr Sr. an Bert. o.
Roorman. 1915.
GIsanOr aDeib an SamueI .. Goo
ser. $500.
9arriei g. garrsifOn an ROTa Ga.
tsIlini, $1,000.
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aui benz oeutiasn 5rieObOi in
@iIMa.

Menn i'd ppn meinem Guartisr in
bic Siabi biNdbiieiss, ipmme ih isbsss
NAL an Der boben 3iegeImausr, bss
oeliifen srkbbofs ppriibsr. Gin
Walb BON aaubbiumen tpoIbi ii6 Das
riiber aIs suIbsnss Dad, pon BEN bts
Siibpinb glait I'm Blait in bi.
SdDi binuntertrdgi, bic nit ibrsn
1biirmsn unb auppsln i'm ip.it.p
Salblrsis su meinen sJiiben Iiegt. Sn
ben Ipieseiblan!sn Irmsn Der raidsn
DiIia, DON ein.m arans beipnlbsisr
Ysras umI1ioiien. Der Grisbbof bat
ieinsn einsung BON Der pobuIrHfa
Der nurd ein idmiebseiiernes Sbor.
burt bas man serdoe auf bas tlsine,
alis air6lein sugebi, 5pifden slDei
breittn GisbsIbauisrn. in bsnsn Wdis
fen, aIie Graiien unb Elm paar greiis
Don Stifiunesn Ieben. Ginen bieIsr
altsn fab i9 ssItsrn ben ihottiasn
plab Dor Der airde fesen. als i'd in
bas fIeine 0ottesbaus eittrot. auf
ben oliersgrauen gdnlen belt ein.
itumme Gemeinbe i5ren lebtsn airhs
gang. 9ifrunh;pansis jung. Soibaa
ten in helen Sannenidrssn. bic IN
Rsib unb 0lisb auer auf ben gdnis
lsbnsn iianbeB. SD sing leiie ipi.bsr
binaiis, 100 inter ben goIbenen 9nubi
bdumsn sipsi srobs Grdbsr s.i9aufelt
ipurben unb Ids Die JnIHrifisn Der
Grabireuse. MetIt be,itTde gamen,
felien zines nit ruiiif4sn S4rifi5ei'
den.
Da mar ipieber Der 9llte NIT BEN
Bdsn. als idb-in feline Rdbs Tam. fisl
mir Der feline aopf auf, befen Sorm
an Dante erinnerie, MIR bab iein Nus.
brnd niGi herb mar. ionbern cine
itiIe Seitertsit seieie. 9ns 2aub
iniitsrts unter ieinemgef.n. Der Sirid
lin Strih burd bic blaiisn Sonnens
iring.l auf BEN @ees fubr. I'D fam
mi I bsm 4ltsn ins @tiprdd. Or
iiammf aus ppmmern unb IN felt
Sabren ols @drtner in miblanb tbds
tig. Seine Sps5iaIiidl mar bic RoIsns
tuItur. 2tbsr iein liuiss ause 1T am
Grblinbsn, 70 bdb CT feline Tinos
niht mebr erisnnsn fam. llnb burh
ben arisg bat sr aud feline lshis,
ilsint .StsIluna perlpren. pI6tlia
nimmt Isin 8sIidt einsn aebeimnibs
poIlen Qlusbrud an, CT iiebt bur9
bic bIdus Brille ben mte snilang.
Damn Iagt sr:: .Qlh, 6srr, i0nnen Gle
mir piensiht fdssn, ipit ih nah aOs
nigsbere tommsn f0nnts2 WieiItidi
lam msin Muse pptrirt lpsrbsH. Gs
lplI Star iein. Damn i5nnf id] bod
ipicosr Moisn oiulitren. miirbe "a
Ishr tbeuer ising Sdl bin nod, aan5
gsiunb." Or fdlua nit isiner fd)Inns
len 6anb auf ben Sbsrurm unb rids
ieie feline Ianse. fd,maIe Gisur bod, |
auf. .Mie all finb Ste benn', fraate |
id. .lldtunbuhtsis.1 rWusg!
mann iinb Gle ssborsn2" - ~gln
II. SuIi 1897. nun, ipis alt bin i'd
bag' CT lad5is lsifs. bab ih ihn aufS
0latisis fiibren ipolIts. ~Mbtr :h
fam nod aat urbsiisn. Sehsn Gle, IN |
Der etabs fut jebs pisIs btrrenIoisl |
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1drisn. Dsnn Gle bier ipobnsn, mill
i6 Sbnsn sinen bsitelIen. sdb ptrlange
ni6ts bafiir. Blob bas bibhsn Gi.
ZEN. Wlnn iOnnis iebt i'm 5trbii nod
aIlsrIei bsifeIItn. Gpinai unb Deter
file unb M0bren. Wiit bensn mub
man bloB aufpaiien. Wtnn bic Srpei
tIsinen gldttten sr iprei3ts ben
2eises unb Witielfineer itad obtn -
Dor benz Winier aus Der Grbe toms
men, bdnn trfrieren iit. 2lber i'm
Woptmbsr, 10 am 10. obtr 20. mug
man Iden. Wenn banH 5roft fcmnIt.
iii ss geippnn,n. Damn bat man gut
pisrSsbn 1ase friiber RubeH, ais Don
Der Jriibjdbrsiaat." gr mar gang
tifrig. unb lafte i'm pordus iiber un'
itre friiben MSbrsn. rgber ipenn idb
uOrbtr na6 a6nigsbers i5nnis. ons
lpdre nod bsifer. Damn iOnu!e ;f
Jbnen Roien oiuIisrtn." r6obtn Sic
benn WiitsI, ben 9lrjt nm bic Reiie
gu bt,ablen2' Or soe bic Gd,uiitrn
bod. sd bate, 5trr, 1900 RMbeI.
9lber mein. 5Odt,r bat eiusn Ruiftn
esbeirathst. Gr mar ein Gdufad.
SD CAB bas Gelb in ibrt Wirtbfdait,
ipie ss Ihledt sins. limb iDss - ole
les Derlprsn.' Gr itiibie iid nd@oents
lid auf fsinsn 9efeu. rMa4i ni6is.
Serr. Wenn es idon ni4t sebt. nah
G6nissbtrg, bann fam ih bod einen
garien beitsllen. sic fperbsn Jbre
Jretoe bab.n, 5err. Sebsu Sit.
Wein iann man aud Sieben bier.
Denn sr rihtis ssfhniiien IN. baben
mir i'm September fbon fiibe 9rdus
ben. 9ui,bsl. Stben Sis, auf at,t
Iusen mub man fdneiben, franS0iis
iden Sdnitt, unb INNER bic ipiIbsn
Sriebe nusbredtn = CT beaann.
bic Weibo6s bss Weinfdnitts nit eis
fer 81 erildren unb Don Roien unb
Obitbaumen Su fprtdtn, nit einsm
Gusbrud, tpis cine Wutier pon ihreu
ainb.rn ipriht ploblih befann CT
iid. rSis bleibsn bod bier, Ssrr. in
Milna Hidi2! glfl. bas III aber
idabs. Dis fbabs! St bate sshn.n
70 germ sinen Garisn behsIi. gans
umfouf, bloB fir bas bibdsH gTsn.-
Sein aufiTdIDb mar ssrrpnnen.
Gana tetiimmeri iebie tr ftinsn lans
gen geien tpieb.r in geiptguns. uno
itb eins tu.iter, an ben Grdbtnfdrifs
ten trtlans.
auf Dem Miitelipsg irugsn re bic
irnsen Solbatsn 81 Grabe. 2anafam
fhritteu bic feIbsrauen 0eiidlisn tins
Ter ben 9aumitGmmen unb Grabnas
len poriibn. Die Sonnsnlrina,l glits
ten iiber bi. bsasn 1anneufdrse +.
Damn Hang bic Gimme bes Gtifts
Iiden. ipis aus ipeiier Gernt. Die
grbs polt.rte auf be Sarabsdsl
berab, unb bic Telbgrausn tntf,rrt,n
iih. gs purbe ipiebsr itia duf BEN
sJriebhcf. Rur Der Iobisnord5er
ip6Ibie bic friiden 9iissl. Der Climb
tpinb firi1 burd bic splberen Wipfsl.
unb unter benz gefsn bes Mlttn ini'
iiertsn unb fliiiisrten bic biirren gldts
ter - bon aebsn unb 6ierben. BON
Sonnenfdsin unb Ressn unb BON b.is
ZEN SbrGHen, bic aug beibsn Msns
idengefidtnn auf bic 5iis.l In ibrem
S9diten fitlsn - eintn saUssu CONS
mer lana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24
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Gabriel 6. Son.s on @Isnbats q.
II. 6. u. Co.. $3.50.
Rate Roper an Dotlep gani.
$1,000.
Map g. gorepran an Soutbern
ObiO Sapinss Ban. Co., $700.
2lliee 6. Sale an Centennial 3. u,
$275o.
9tOOlpbus portsr an Central 9.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
aIiee 6. GaIs an Tlaub .. gub.t,
s735.
gillian grais an Weiisru SilIs 9.
g. II. 6. Co., $500.
Sciepb q. Sacobsr Gn Star 9. u.
SO. 3 Co.. $500.
MatbiIba Sbarp an Mentor 6. II.
3. Co.. $500.
@ioIa ~. gsIIins.r on gOang
Mens y. II. g. Co., $500.
SuIia W. @anhepal an Brighton
German gont Co., $1,000.
dlorence gormican an Miami
2oipHibip 9. II. g. Co., $3.50.
glbrabum GibuIlsr oil gagle 9. u.
6. a.. $500.
Tbomas J. Sab an Court Streel
Martst Q. II. g. Co., $1,000.
5drrp 9rOb on eagle g. II. 8.
o., $500.
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9pusbertp. $500.
9srnarb &. S9spe an Sem 9. u.
q. Co.. $1,000.
sfnion Brain on geit Sirset g.
u. SO. / $4,000.
30. an g. q. 9ober, S49S.32.
gbnnrb Grnii on Guarantee De-
pofit 60. $500.
2uen Ratbman an maInut fills 9.
II. g. Co., $4,000.
Gatbarin. Wiss.rmaun an Delta
6. u. Co., 1915.
Marp g. 9orringer an 6oms ..
Ii. 6. Co.. $4o0n.
Diniam n. aof5 an Wlnbifon 9.
u. Rp. 2, $500.
Della 80. 6uabes an bo., $500.
aaura 9. WcSarInH an Z. Warb
6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
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Gborles 9f. 1eiTausr an eagle g.
II. 8. a.. $4,000.
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gpIes. S2500.
Gbarlts Tuermit an Blue aib y.
u. g. Co.. 800.
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gIippinasr, $3.50.
Warin u. 5bompiou an Sobn
Rihols. $500.
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6aibuoi, $1O1646
glnnd Gabls an Jrifb 3. u. g.
Co.. $500.
Qlleranbsr ~. Gdrpuoi on propis
bent Sapinas .. u. 2. Co., 5000.
Sophia Rattemnnn on 4ilas 8.
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8. u. 60. $500.
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n. S2500.
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3. Co.. $500.
Sobn 30. peitrssan Zion 8. u. ..
Co., S2500.
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man GuH!. 1880.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-09

Mrs. Fred Alpstag was a visitor
with friends at Wales On Friday
afternoon between trains.
Township Officers. The new town.
ship manual, with the new laws which
went into effect July LIST. Now on
sale at this office.
Miss Anna Mclean, office deputy of
County Superintendent Reher, is
spending the week making a visit at
her home at Hannah.
Miss Ella Foshay was a passenger
on Thursdays afternoon train for a
visit of a couple of weeks with Park
River and Devils Lake friends.
F. D. Hall, the state officer Of the
juvenile court, was here from Fargo
on Tuesday looking after official mat
tres in this county during a stay here
between trains.
Mrs. Stewart, ST., who has been
making a visit at the home of her
son, Manager Stewart ofcthe expert
ment farm, took Mondays train re-
turning to her home in Fargo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-09-09
All wise men smoke Council cigars,

M. 0. Strom, the hardware mar is
among the Langdon crowd of visitors
who are combining a week of business
and pleasure in the Twin Cities during
the big Minnesota state fair.
Alex. Hamilton, accompanied by
Mrs. Hamilton and the younger child
rem, went north to Hannah yesterday
where they visit during the remainder
of the week at the j. j.. Ross home.
M. E. Wentworth returned to his
position with the Citizens State Bank
at Wales last Saturday after a vaca-
ton visit of a week in Langdon at the
home Of his brother, C. D. Went
worth, jeweler at the Donovan drug
store.
M. Liebeler hasn't -threshed either
barley or wheat on his farm east
town, but has completed threshiag his
oats which by machine measure yield
led over so bushels per acre and
according to weight will bring the
average up to nearly 60. It'saass fine
a sample of oats as can be found any,
where in the county.