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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

| MotherS Club
The Mothers Club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. d.
T. Owens at her home on Fifth
street. 37
Is Visiting Here -a..s. l
Miss Madaline Cunningham, who is
attending St. Johns Academy in
jamestown is spending few days at
her home in Sixth street. 2,
Entertaining Guests
DR.. NJ. E. Bolton of Main street
is entertaining as her guests her
mother, Mrs. r. a.. Bolton of James
town and aunt, Miss Mack1in, Of
Seattle, Wash.
Visiting in jamestown.
Miss Anna Atkinson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs r. r. Atkinson Of Avenue B,
left last evening on No. for James
town, where she will be the guest
for several days of Mrs. l.. r. Buxton
In Dunseith. -. ..
Mrs. =. p. Quain OF Sixth street has
gone to Dunseith, where she is at
tending the dedication of new cot
tage at the state tuberculosis SAM.
arium! Mrs. Quain will return the
first Of the week. ..' #ii~ .
Is Visiting Here ."gas
Joseph C. Clemens of Valley City.
arrived in the city yesterday to join
Mrs. Clemens, who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. McGillis,
of Avenue B. ...,. ,.,,. . IA. ,5I
Visiting Sister.
! Miss Pearl Benson of Mohall, NJ
D., has arrived in the city and is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. II. III. Steele
Of Fifth street Miss Benson is cash.
Ter of the First National bank Of Mo-
hall. .,1g,
i4a,gr Visiting Sister .a...@ .ss
Mrs. j. p. French, of Rosser street,
who attended the p. E. O. Sisterhood
convention in Dickinson, last week, Is
spending a few days the guest of Mr..
French's sister Mrs. r. "A. Little, of
OIL.
Birthday Club Meets
Members of the Birthday Club were
entertained Thursday afternoon last
by Mrs. B. o. Ward at her country
home near Bismarck. The guests went
to the Ward home in automobiles,
where they spent the afternoon.
Whist was the diversion.
Realized Nice Sum
A nice sum was realized by the la
dies aid society Of the Trinity Iuther-
an church at their food sale ester
day afternoon in the Hughes Electric
company Office. The members were
highly pleased at the courtesy extend
ed to them by the company.
Entertains Lodge Members
Mrs. NJ w. Day was hostess Friday
afternoon at her home on Thayer
street, to members of the Pythian
Sisters. Each member was privileged
to bring friend and most enjoy
able afternoon was spent Fancy
work and other social pastimes were
the diversions.
Entertains Glass
Miss Bessie Keenan,, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Keenan,, Of Sec
ond street, entertained members of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
Entertains for pauahter

In honor of the sixth birthday an
niversary of her daughter, Miss Beat
ty, Mrs. c. Kjeldson was hostess on
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Avenue D., at a pretNly appointed
birthy party. A color scheme OF pink
and white were used in the appoint
ments and the hours were from 2
o'clock to 5. Children's games were
the diversion and birthday luncheon
was served. The table decorations
were in pink and white and miniature
baskets filled with candy were given
as favors. Miss Beatty received many
beautiful gifts.
Is Reelected
Mrs. F. R. Smyth of Third s.'eet.
was unanimously reelected first vice
president of the State P. e. O. Sister
hood Association at the contention
held in Dickinson last week. This
was the second annual convention Of
the Sisterhood and much enthusiasm
was displayed bv the officers and del
ega.es. Mrs. J. p French and Mrs.
l.. F.. Opdyke were delegates from the
capital city sisterhood, and took part
in the program. Mrs. French con-
tributed group of songs, and Mrs.
Opdyke was chairman Of the bylaws
committee. Other officers elected
were: President, Mrs. G. MacNab.
Beach; second vice president. Mrs.
Grace Crime, Fargo. correspOnding
secretary, Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge,
Dickinson; recording secretary, Mrs.
Stella B. Meyer, Valley City; treas
urer; Mrs. Elsie ]. Cook, Minot; or
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

Dave Hardy, young North Caro-
linian .............. William Ross
George Drew, a Spectator, .....,.
................... Rudolph Bork
Mr.. Estabrook 49,. Harold Spangler
Nora Desmond ...... Janet Fogerty
Kate Desmond ....... Mary Parsons
Jack Desmond ........ Paul Register
Marquis de MOntessin, a.. .t....t.i...
................. Edgar Throdahl
Sophie, the maid -. Adele Kaufman
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her Sunday school class Of boys at
the Presbyterian church at nicnic
near the Missouri river. A picnic
supper was feature Miss Keenan,
was assisted by Miss Catharine
We.ch
In Fargo.
Mrs. A. A. Jones and Miss Glenn
Bruce of this place have gone to
Fargo, where they will attend the an
nual meeting Of the WOmen's Guilds
of the Episcopal church Of North Ga:
kota Mrs. Jones goes as represent.
alive of St. Georges Guild and Miss
E'ruce, of st. Elizabeth's Guild.
~ ~. Monday Club Meeting
The Monday Club will be entertain
ed Monday afternoon by Mrs. S. w.
Corwin at her home on Eighth Street.
This will be the last regular meet
ing OF the club for the year and 1.-THE
Home" will be the subject for study.
Plans will also be made for the Club
luncheon and business meeting to be
held in June.
Is Visiting Here
Miss Mary Jewett has arrived in
the city from Center, where she has
just closed a very successful term OF
school, and will make an extended
visit with, her brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Jewett of Sixth street
Miss Minnick, another teacher of the
Center schools, who arrived here
with Miss Jewett, left last evening on
No. 2 for her home in Eaton, Ind.
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Visitinu Sister

Mrs. j. p. French, of Rosser street.
who attended the p. r.. O. Sisterhood
convention in Dickinson, last week, Is
spending a few days the guest of Mr..
French's sister. Mrs. r. "A. Little, of
near Dickinson. % - 5e..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
Is VISITING Here

Joseph C. Clemens OF Valley City,
arrived in the city yesterday to join
Mrs Clemens. who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. McGillis,
of Avenue B. ,..,... -,s,. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

Miss Pearl Benson of Mohall, N
D., has arrived in the city and is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. II. IF. Steele
Of Fifth street. Miss Benson is cash.
Ter of the First National bank Of Mo-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
Entertains Glass

Entertains Glass
Miss Bessie keenan,, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Keenan,, Of Sec
ond street, entertained members of
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
coanss cssas 81 81 dSnni:on; dSo1Sl:aS; sss.

cesnss esaas 81 81 dSnnl:os; dSo1SIl:as; sss.
We hereby certify that the forssuinr
te full, true and correct statement q the
Financial condition Of Gunnison CounfT.
Ocsotsdo. s 81 for the stx p4pth: ending JnnS
SUtns MA w. n. WHAL1u,
Chairman.
w. a. 0ILI,Aop8Y,
ConQWt11toner.
IsEALl tommissfoner.
Attest: RoY 8. LoBDnxx.
psssd ,S:s q 0annison. Colorado. Sept ~.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Treasurer County, Ending A. D.

iirgs pit DIst'r-ntsl
DC - - Dee n. Isl
10 to-
JulyI rs i1lyl 'Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
STATEMENT or COUNTY INDEBTEDNEss

Count" . , g. ,sI '' were authorized " vote Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
Itcmizcd Statement

OF Warrant. i-susi from Dec u, 1915, to
June -. 1915
Date To whom Is,usd On what acct Amt.
1916
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

Balance
Jau. /. 1916.
Or Cr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
PREPAREDNESS IS
COUNTRY'S NEED

Kansas City, Sept. 28.-The great
est need OF the day Is the need OF
universal military, industrial and
economic preparedness, declared
Frank A. vanderlip. president Of the
National City bank Of New York, ad-
dressing the American Bankers asso-
citation here today.
IL once thought you could count
universal military service as an econ.
omic waste. feel confident In the
light OF events OF the last two years
that II 10 not only military necessity
OF superlative importance but that
our national life would derive unity,
our democracy would receive a regen-
GRAFTON, and our youth would obtain
q physical training and comprehen-
sion OF the value OF obedience and q
patriotic devotion to the welfare OF
the nation which could be obtained
in no other way.
IL have heard a governor OF an ad
Joining state boast that as his state
had no sea coast his people had little
interest In the military madness with
which the world Is afflicted. Let
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28

man-of-war with guns that outrange
our coast defenses stand out of San
Francisco or New York and levy a
tribute on these cities to prevent their
destruction, and the disaster would
be as quickly communicated to the
great middle west as would the
crushed foot OF a man be known to
his heart"
The demand Of country bankers for
elimination Of the free clearance Of
checks by the federal reserve banks is
certain to meet opposition from city
bankers. T. H. Dickson. Of vicks-
burg, Miss, said administration sup
porters, however, we're trying to
stave off attacks on the federal re-
serve act, and II their wires are laid
sufficiently well the outbreak may be
sidetracked.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
klteheners Way.

It happened some years ago. London.
Regent street where II turns semicir.
Gle. Two gamins are lighting. A
crowd. No interference. We hesitate
We know how the Londondr loves bis
hght in or out Of the fight. One boy is
some twenty pounds heavier tban the
other. Aud two inches taller. A wo,
man shrieks, why doesn't some one
stop III" II goes on. Then comes ii
tall man. top hated. heavy stick. morn,
Ing coat. sort Of squlnt In his eye.
He brushes us all inside. Drops stick,
Has a boy In ench hand Learn to
fight for each other. not against each
other" said Lord Kitchener us he
walked way,--London Mail.
job printing Of every description
st the Courier ofiee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
SUFFER
FROM BLIsTERED FEET

Hits Ranch. N. NJ. Sept. 3D.
Suffering from blistered feet, and un-
able to continue the hundred-mile
hike now being made by the 10000
guardsmen Of the Pennsylvania divi.
sion, 900 guardsmen we're headed
back to Fort Bliss by motor trucks
today. More than 500 men have been
'invalided" back In the three days for
the same cause.
The division made 10 miles yester-
day through the rugged passes Of the
Organ mountains. The men were
forced to carry their own water sup
ply over the mountain trails, owing
10 the overturning OF many OF the
tank trucks on the rocky hill roads.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28

How 70 Pull Your Auto Out Of q Hole.
II the rear wheels are stuck In tho
mud dig holes In front of tho front
wheels for them to fall Into to give the
initial start, and II tho car does not
continue then block tho rear whesis
instantly and repeat the operation.
Place brush In front Of tho rear wheels
and turn them as slowly a. possIbls 30
keep from churning. Tf one rear wheel
Is on good road, try putting on tho
hand brake fairly tightly to destroy
tho action Of the difrerentIal. or fasten
the mired wheel 10 that II cannot turn
and the other wheel will do tho work
and slide the mlred wheel along the
ground t ft.f 5.,F,l. l..U,,l.
The instant you realize you are rot
ting stuck In sand or mud stop right
there and lock over the situation In.
stead Of lighting the car and burying
II deeper and deeper.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
OREGON KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
in SESSION AT PORTLAND

Portland, Sept. 28. - Oregon
knights Tempiar met here today,
Every local In the state was repre-
scented, there being more than 1b0
delegates present at the opening SEES
sion in the Masonic temple This
afternoon the Oregon and Washing
ton drill corps met In competition for
the conclave banner. The Oregon
commandery team has held the prize
for several years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
REACH HIGH LEVEL

New York, Sept. 28.-Standard OIL
stocks advanced to the highest levels
In history on the curb exchange today,
following announcement OF a ten-cent
advance In Pennsylvania crude oil.
These stocks have advanced steadily
for two weeks, some companies being
up a hundred dollars a share. The
aggregate quotation Of Standard Oil
subsidiaries today was $4,000, the
highest in history. Before the dis
solution Standard OIL was quoted at
$500.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE
OREGON PENITENTIARY

Salem, Sept. 2S.--A commission Of
three to investigate conditions at the
Oregon penitentiary was appointed to-
day by the state board Of control. The
commissioners are Bishop w. T. Sum-
ner, former State Senator Fred w.
Mulkey, and I. J. Wentworth. men,
Der OF the legislature from Multno-
nah county. Other commissions will
be named to investigate the state
training school for boys and the In
dustrlal school for girls.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
HANBY TO WITNESS
sPILLING OF BEER

Hutchinson, Kas., Sept. 28.--Beer
will flow when J. Frank Hanly. the
prohibition presidential nominee. ar
rlves here Saturday. But II will flow
into Coal creek.
City officials and officers OF the
w. c. T. U. will escort Haniy's party
to the banks Of the stream to witness
the smashing Of several thousand
bottles Of conflscated beer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
OPEN SCHOONER SALOON
BEYOND SMILE LIMIT

Eureka, CAL, Sept. 2S.--The gaso-
line auxiliary schooner Union, loaded
with whlskey, which will be sold to
Columbia river fishermen beyond the
three-mile limit, was expected to sail
north today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
A spIandid Pose.

"Ilow would you like to be the cap.
tain Of submarine lIncry'
THE idea doesn't appeal to me nc
all" answered the mnn who " fond "
display.
swell, why noty"
For me hnlf the fun OF helup th.
captain OF nm ocean liner would be 10
stand on the bridge and swccp the sen
with my glasscs In fun view o. han.
dreds OF adhIrlny passelco~ wg,tterel
abont on the upper dcck."- Blrmhug.
ham Age. liciuid.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28
Location notices. Courier once

Lesterheads at the rourier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-28

Location notices. Courier once.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

pciinS eir5nnebnien rnb fiinf Waonate
fpdter wog i'd 1873 gfunS. Sd, Be.
forge ole bic Saiisarbeit uno Waiten
fir elf inS ib fam tpabrbeitsaetreit
iu1en oab Spbia 6. Vinfbam's gege.
table Compound cine @ottesgube fir
mid mar. bsnn i9 pirbe bsute I'm
@robe ruben ipenn es niGt fir bos.
ieibe geiueien pdre. Sd, nodte allen
Jraiten, be 70 leioen, ipie id5 es ge.
fban. fagen, SIRE ipertbpole Dsebi8in
sii probiren ~-ssrau B M. Green
332 9. sIobiion Strabe. snoianapo-
lie. synoiana.
GS gibf faum cine @cgen6 in bic.
lem SaiIbe, in Der nid,t Die cine ODER
onSere Grnu lire @eilnrbbeit nieoer
crlangt pat oiirh Den @ebraudl oieIer
ai,tcn., nItnlooiffen nus GltrseIn
unb Rrduttrn gsma9ten Mebisin.
sgen,l es irgenoetipos gibt, iiber
oas Gle ipe5ieIlen @oib baben ipoIIen,
70 ihreiben Sic an Die 2pSin 6. pint.
banl Neoicine Co., 2pnh Weaii.
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2otaI T. 8eridt.
Die Oereitid)afts. e.
I'm "a. Smni nm 1 ll6r 0aGmit.
tags, wirb abmaridirt.

Die 8ereitsitafts parabe, burf
ipelte bargetbau tperben fol-, ipis ab,
iolut unDorbereitet unb un5ursi9enb
unfere Webr gu WaFer uno 5u aanOe
1T. biirfte bier eben iol9 srobe Oi.
meniionen annsbmen pie in anbern
StGbten. Der Gag Der Demonitras
ton 1T Der gamiias. "a. Suni. unb
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9eipesuns fessn. Sas 9iirssrsapms
mittse. peIdes s.itsrn nisber in
SiBung mar, bat bsm grobmarI6alI
WiQiiin boae Surisbittipn ertbeilt nit
9ssug auf bic Banner unb 1ranss
parents, bic i'm 3use getras.n perbsn.
Seber Warfdirsnbe mub cine amsrie
fanifde SABINE NIT fi9 fiibren. 16
Wonn befinbsn iib i'm GIieb. Snbis
DibueIle giiraer finb erfudt, ii9 irs
eenb elmer a0rperifafi, Gsfperti6aft
ober ben arbsiiern unb 2fnseitellt.n
ibrss reip. Gei1dfts ansuIdlieben.
Sn Der stirissn Sibung mslbet.
Col. Wm. 6. proeter feline tauienb
4ngeite[Iien all. Gernsr liefen g(ns
melbungen Elm BON Der Geores Waibs
ington 0arrifon Der 4rmp anb Hdpp
Union, Der Gatleb Snbepenbent Sns
ilnterie, Mbbertiiers Club, Gani.
iitseorps Der Wili3. foipie ben Mnsss
itelIieu Der Weitsrn unb Sontbsrn
2.bsnsusrii9erunss @eIelIf9ofi. Col.
Gbas. 3. 5a!e unb Col. 9. 9. Gtans
BERT isurben BEN Gysiutip aommits
tee beigsfiist.
Die 6anbelEidmmer, ipslfe bic ibr
angeb0renben Syirmsn mobil maht,
bat aapt. 3. :. goripaD alsUlarf4aa
erforsn. 9srfslbs BAT bsrtits Wsbsrs
2apslls BON so Mann snsagirt.
Der 9ifineb Men's Club bofft
tauisnb Mitglisbsr In Reib unb Glisb
su bnben. Sol. Gianbsyp lit Der
Marlhaa fir bisie Dipiiipn uno bies
fer bat geiisrn bersits bic foleenben
aojuianteu ernnnnt: guaen 8ub. g.
R, Mpsr, 9. 8. Sents. aranf Sbafs
fer. 9lltr. aIint. r. I. 9gunb, 9. Ssrs
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Srnnf 8. airdner, 8. 8. Supbam. g.
8. W. aifins. u. 70. Biaidmfon. 6.
g. Gibts. u. 6. Sonss. Z. 6. Ri.
Carbon unh %. R. 5pmal.
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3. u. Ztabtnerbanb.
WlanSenhs ansiidJten fiir Sas gOlfS'
felt am Samitass Sem II. 5nni.

Der 9. u. sfabtptrbanb lit abr.
mdls nit ben Yprbersitungsn sir leir
9Oltsfeit beiddftist, bas am 5amftag
ben IL. Suni in Reid)rdtBs pari
itattfiubst unb iid obns 3ipeiftl gu
elmer grobartissn stunbssbung Dss
bieiigsn 9eutIdtbiims seitaltsn fpirb
DAB bas 9ebiere tptllens 1T unb gern'
bsrartiss syeits beiudt, ipurbs burd
ben biibiden Grfolg bss gOltsfeites
i'm 600. tpie aud bur4 benjsnigen bes
Waiienfeftes auf bas Deutli6ite be.
pisien unb es itebt auber 3ipeifsl, bar
an senanntem Gage ipieber Iaus
isnbe ibren @es na4 Reidratb's parl
tpenben iperben, Inn eiren frO6en Gag
Inter froben Meniden gu perbrinssn
Der riibrise gersniigungsslusiau
bes gerbanbs NIT 5errn 8. .. 2ueb.
bert an Der Spibe. bat nidts oers
idumt unb 9lae5 10 arrangirt, bat
ielbit Der beripDbnisite fSsItbeiuder 5lls
frisben geiteIt iperben ipirb. Gin reid}s
baliises programm III suIammenge.
fteGt. tii9tige Rebner ipsrben bic Ia.
aesfrqsen beleh9ten, an Gbs unb
3rint6arem ipirb es teinesfaIls febs
len. gtud, fir fOlde. ipelde serne baa
5anSbein ihpinssn, 1T @ortsbruna
eetrpffen unb ben ainbern, bic o1ns
9tpeifel in S9aaren sriheinen ipsr'
ben, fpirb bur6 bic Mrangierung ,or
Spielen etc. G,elesenbeit CUR llnterbaI,
tuHg gsgeben. Gdmmtlihe Dereins, biz
bem 0erbdnbe aHgeb0ren, baben be-
rsits tire 9auptquartiere beiteIlt uno
p.rSsn, 70 nett es sebt. pOII5Gblig err
ideiHen. GbenIo baben bic 0sreinigisn
Sanger sueefast, bas syeft burb siniss
9ortrGse perberrli6en gu belfsn, unb
10 Tam es nit Siberheit porausges
fast iperben, baB es Elm edit bsutIhes
Jeit aeben fpirb. BEL Dem teiH Selts
fhsr fehleu barf.
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aapitdn Spipen'G 'Gpltburit
Der NiOrOsr BON 5. 9. Stsffinstpn,
benz Rebaitsur bes sSrifb Gitis
ssn", Dor bem ariegs.
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Dublin, 6. Suni, pid 9onbon.
= Sm Sale BEG 9apitdns gppens
@oltburit, psI6sr pesen Der Grs
i6ieBung Don ). Sbsebp SteffinstOn,
Rsoatteur bes .SriIb GitiSen", unO
uon s6Omas 0idiOn unb Greo.
Nlccsntire tpdbrenb Der Derflofsnen
iriIben Rebelliou oss Morbss angse
tlagt purbe, be9ann am 0ieuitag i'm
arieasgerift bic 9lntlage nit Der
Sarleauns bes JaIlss. IS purbe err
tlGrt, baB Der ausetlaste Die bret
MGnnsr NIT Der 8emsrtung aus bem
0a9iSimmsr entfernts: sd peroe
sic eri6iebsn laiTen. bu id CLAUDE,
hermit bas Rsdte gu t6un". Die
Uade bate bariiber bem 9snerul=
abiutanten 9sri9t sritottet. pel3,r
an RapitGn 8Open Gpltburit eine
9otI6aIt ianbte, BON pelder man
a6er nidt fpeiB, oh lie .ibn errsifte.
Die brsi MGnner ieien bann, 10 bsiBt
ss in Der 2ntlage. Inn 9ofe BON iie>
BEN SoIbaten eri6oiieu frproen. giuer
Der SffiSiers fdste. sr babe seieben.
ME Steffinstons aDrpsr ii6 nod be-
ipegt babe unb babe ben &upitdn bde
bon in aenntnib seIeBt, porauf bieier
befp6ltn babe, bdB bic Soloaten cine
neitere Salpe duf ben Mann abgaben.
Gs purbe aud beseiIst, baB &apts
tan Sppensgolf6urit bsm Mldior
Ror6urgb, BEN 9efeblsbaber Der pprs
iobello &dferue. faste, er babe bic
Rdnnsr ouf feline sisene @erdn,ppr=
tuns BIN srfhisBen laifsu unp iperbs
pabridshiIid bafiir gebGnst perbsn:
General girb, Der Sduptseuse fiir
bic 9eribeibisuns, ersdhIte, rpie 8apta
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9ebr srpk
ST bi. elnsabl Der Opfer, ipsIde 5or'
nabos I'm Siiben i'm GefOIss
batten.
Der @srisbr 1T unterbroden unb Der
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aittIe Rod. glrf., 6. SUM-. -
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fier 5liiamnen.
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iifrn bic Wistbstaisrns yao. $50 562
syreemun gfUenue als baufdlis unS
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nabme Don 100000 2onspielps
gonos unb bieiel6sn lpurben Der Gens
trdl Iruit & Safe 9epoiit Co., tpslhe
iih erboten bate, cine prGmie BON
$3.50 su be5ableH, Susei6lasen. Die
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rsn: Weitern German gont unb @e:ls
Rotb Co.. prdnie $1,000. Mtlas
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$6390.-; GieIb, giidurn &: 60. unb
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