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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
First published December Is, 1916
ORDINANCE NO. 191

An ordinance ordering and directing
the establishment and construction
of sidewalks along certain streets
and adjacent to certain lots and
blocks in the City of Liberal, and
providing for the payment of the
costs and expenses of the same.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Liberal,
Kansas:
Section 1. That a sidewalk is here
by ordered and directed established
and constructed along the streets and
adjacent to the lots and blocks here
matter named, to-wit:
Along the east side of Washington
Avenue and adjacent to and in front
of Lots %, 20, 80, 81, 80, 33 and "a,
in Block 2, Original Town; also
Along the east side of Lincoln Ave-
nue. and adjacent to and along the
west side of Lots 20 and 81, Block 8,
original Town; also
Along the east side of Grand Ave-
nue. and adjacent to and along the
west side of Lots 81, %, AZ, "A, As
and 46, Block 1, Craig's First Addi-
ton; also
Along the north side of First Street
and adjacent to and along the south
side of Lot "a, Block 3, Craig's First
Addition.
Section 2. That the walks ordered
established and constructed in Sec
ton l hereof shall be four feet in
width and constructed of the materi-
ais and according to the specifications
as provided in Ordinance No. 1877 of
the City of Liberal.
Section 3. That unless said walks
are constructed by the owners of the
lots and blocks hereinbefore men,
toned within thirty days from the
taking effect of this ordinance, the
same shall be constructed by the City
of Liberal and the costs and expenses
thereof, plus d penalty Of 25 per cent,
shall be assessed and charged against
the lots and blocks along and ada
cent to said sidewalks.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its publication in the official
city papers.
Passed council December 6, 1916.
Approved by Mayor December 8,
1916.
~ c. D. GASAwAY, Mayor.
Attest: JENNIE KARAU,
City Clerk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Now that Congress is again in
session, the old question of compul-
sorry military service is again
bobbing up. The standing army of
the United States could stand
doubling in size; entrance to West
Point and Annapolis should be made
easier and taken out of the list of
congressional appointments; the Of
official pull" should be eliminated
from promotions in the army and
navy; snobbery on the part Of officers
towards privates should be forbidden,
and a few other improvements made
in the service to put 1t on such a
basis that army life would hold some
attractions for the enlisted men, after
which the government would have
no trouble keeping the army and navy
requirements up to their full quota.
Compulsory military service is the
finest thing in the world to breed
socialism ana otner forms OF unrest,
and no candidate for Congress will
have the nerve to make campaign
with that idea as one of the planks
in his platform. The United States
will never be made military nation,
and it would be politically suicidal
for every Congressman and Senator
now holding a job in those august
bodies to pass bill compelling every
citizen to take training. When the
call comes for soldiers to combat q
real foe there will be twenty million
men camping on the steps of the gov
eminent recruiting office, but having
the service crammed down ones
throat is repulsive to the American
idea of freedom.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
What the choetaws Want.

Muskogee.-Gov. Victor NJ. Locke,
Jr., of the Choctaw nation, has gone
to Washington to press the claim of
the Choctaws for 100000 acres Of
land in western Oklahoma for which
the Indians have never been paid by
the government. Governor Locke will
also urge congress to provide for an
other $500 per capita payment from
the Choctaw funds now held in the
federal treasury, although it is ex-
pccted that the Mississippi congreB-
sionai delegation will oppose the pay
ment OF additional Choctaw funds.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
Mystery of the Incarnation.

For the sun to. fall from its sphere
and be degraded into a wandering
atom, for an angel to be turned out
from heaven and be converted into a
fly or worm, had not been such
abasement, for they were but crea-
lures before. and so they would abide
still, though in an inferior rank. But
for the infinite, glorious Creator of all
things to become creature is a mys-
terry exceeding all human understand
ing.-John Flavel
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
Oil Interests Sold for ss,4oo,ooo.

Ardmore.- sale of the Gunsburg
& Foreman oil interests in Oklahoma
and the International Refinery at
Gushing and the Ardmore refinery to
the Dawes interests has been COM
pleted in New York. 1t was cash
transaction and involved $S,40O,00.
The sale does not include any Kansas
production. The property at Healdton
consists of 400 acres in producing
leases and 10 acres of production,
half of which is owned by Westheimer
and Daube.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
TO ORGANIZE NATIONAL FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATION

Parties wishing to organize a Ma
tional Farm Loan Association will
please meet at the court house Sat
urday, December 18th at $3.50 p. m.
The Federal Land Banks and the
Federal Land Banks Districts will be
named in few weeks and If the ap-
plications for loans are acted upon
in the order that they are received
we must get our organization started
right away.
JOHN L. BOLES. q.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
Economy Dry Goods Store
THE PAVING PROPOSITION

The paving petition which was be-
ing circulated has been signed by a
majority Of the owners whose lots
abutt the streets named in the pc
tition and the same will likely be pre-
sented to the Council at its next reg
ular meeting. At that time several
more estimates will be had showing
exactly what the paving will cost.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE BUSY

The Auditorium committee has
been busy working on plans for fin
ancing the building of an Auditorium
and have several plausible ideas to
work on. 1t is their intention to hold
special meeting in the near future
and present their plans for the con-
sideration of the members.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
His Humble Life.

We hear now and then an insinua-
ton that Christianity is a religion for
the rich. invented perhaps by the rich
to keep down the poor. But would a
Saviour imagined by the rich be born
Of a poor woman in stable? Would
he associate, not only with the "sons
Of the SOIL" but even be kith and kin
Of theirs. follow a trade. dwell among
them his whole life longy No. indeed.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Montgomery Ward & Co. of Kan
sas City are doubling the capacity of
their plant, and when completed II
will mean an additional expenditure
of about three million dollars. How
much of this increased business. dear
reader, did YOU contribute:
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

For 'SALE-4 room house and 8 lots
we'll, windmill and tank. I blocks
from center of town. See f. A
Tucker.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

When you are helped Chiropracti-
cally, you are helped permanently
See DR.. WEIGH.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Entered as second-clAss matter January 9,
10 at the post Office at Liberal. Kansas
under the Act OF March 3. 1879.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

FOR SALE-Practically new Beck
with Parlor Organ. Across street
west from Fourth Grade school
building. Mrs. d. W. Hawkins,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

A. F. Fast and Henry Balzer Of
near Hooker transacted business
matters here Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Turkey dinner will be served at the
Annex Cafe next Sunday. Usual
price. IS cents. Bring your family.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15
The Liberal Democrat
Published by
ABE 1. HILBERT

Published every Friday morning
at Liberal, Seward County, Kans.
Subscription Price $3.50 Per Year
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Voth of Hooker
were here on business Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-15

Read The Democrat and know IT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Sn Rom purben fIr,z

Sn aom MURDER tars=
fi9 bemerfeusperte Gntoedungeu ae=
madt. Sn Der Via Napoli tamen
beim gau zines 9auiss einige lleberz
reite antiter Sonitruttionen gu 8ase.
9ieie beitehsn in Mauern n~ebfDrmteer
8ouart Opus r%stirulatum), bic ouf
Tel'en eebaut linh. Sine bieIer Mauz
eth befpabrte Hpa) einef Seil bes rot
bsmulten gefpurfs, aaf !reldem orr
6itettoHiiae Mptibe per5pettipiidl
oarseIteat iparea, NIT geometriiaen
giafserz unb characterization.
Nthtt9 TT bic auf benz gausruno ae=
gen bic Bio Msoitino De Yretis ae=
maate Gntoeduns elmer piseine
(5iidteiAes) in Jorm zines Redt=
eds, bic BON einee oiden @1iat Mbr=
tel befletcet lit unb NIT einem 8e-
fpurf in blauer Jarbe in Der Dirt pie
es Die RDmer CUR Nadabmuna pes
WeertDohers in Ser 5t195utt anlpen=
oeten, 4uf Der 9ia 4ppia, mo i'm
Sabre 1903 einige MaueriiberreIte in
JteBpert entoedt porben moren, nur=
oe llneefdbr BET Der Z. Meile BON
Hom Die Mb5peisung zines 5eiten=
lpeses. Der bic gia Ippia nit Ser
gta 2atina perDonb, sefunoen. Mn
Der yta MpHa Nuepa purbe onlaB=
lld1 BON 8rabenorbeiten ni1t melt
DOH Der gorta San 8iobanni bus
Stsd elmer antiten Galerie gu 3oae
geforoert, Die pine 3peifel gu Dem
Manoelgaase zines 5rieb3ofes aebor=
te. Din Der gia Sitieule lpurbe Bel
ben Irbeiten sun @oberieauna Der
gta Grptta Yerletta cine Gruppe rD=
mnaer 9rdben sntoedt, Die gum Sell
nus grlfltiiden bon Nmpboren aug
5erracptta beltebeu, unb 5telette entz
btelten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
SIN {djUnen guauieu.
Sca acbct Scr brit i,,tcrnicrfcn bcn1.
idcn &ar::rMuiclSaten.

9os 2eben Der pcuti9en aomerun=
frlDatsa III 9pnnien, Die i'm Yerlouz
f. Der &olonialtdmpfe auf 1poniIdes
gebiet gelanaten uno fir sic Rr,ess=
0auer in rorbipanii@en 9tioten iny
t%erliert ii1lb, f9iloert Elm Mjturbeiz
let Der Gonopncr nSailp Ne!ps1::,
.Wabrcnb in bur9 bie!Souptltraben
Dpr Yomplpnu nod minem Dptel
f0ritt, puroe ib ptosltd burG ben
GporgeIang zines oeutiden @oloatsn-
lieoes iiberru1@t, Da erinnerte id
mid, baf bier in oieier norDlpant=
IGen @tabt einise bunpert beuti1s
ssIulnerunzMrieger interniert iinb. I'm
Gniges itber bus 2eben bieIer @sl<
batcn gu %erfabreu, begab ih MIDI nab
Dem Deutf9en alub, ND Elm mir be-
fonnter @merituner Dsrfebrt. 9;eler
feilte mir init, BOP unter Den inter-
nierten DMtlGen biele ent3iidenOs
3eutc paren. Gr fiibrte MIDI Dor Die
GtnDt binaus, 100 mir balb einige
nicbrige, aber isbr gerdumise !Sduier
erblidten. SIS iparen bic luartiere
Der intsrnierten 2eute. Diete Deutihe
lilos aber auh nod in bequemeren
ullo gemiitliberen !Sduiern in Der
6taot 1elbt untergebradt. 8elonoere
WorI6riften fir baS Qeben Der Sn<
isrilierten be teben nitt, nur ion je@
Ser fid) abenbs gum &apport melpen..
MDer as9 bies luirb niht firsnse ill=
1egebolter, ltb nlr, per es lelbTt
hill ober an gelomansel le;Det, bait.
3IiG itdnoi5s in Den Auartieren auf.
9iel meSr Sntcrnierte trifit man in
Der GtaDt ielbi bsionbers in BEN
.lhDnen uno sroBen Gofe &ub. Sier
iiEen bic 9eutiaen beim Bisre, SAT-
dc bieie nSnternaocs" Daben e.ne1s
milttdrifden Nang. Die m"eilten bel
fen lid gef9dftlib in &amerun auf
llnb melceten iiG Bel artegsausbru9
als Jrsipilige.
Wbenbs treffen Ole Gamerunz& rie-
set lib iii Deutl9en Stub, Der In
eiEcl oer Saapttsabm Elm seraumiz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Sn Dan3is. Ser 9oupt.
foot bon WeHpreuben, mari iiii5lit)
ein o~rfanartiget Stirm bic muiip.
Weitbaue oes 5elegropDenbatoilons
aM @roben Grer3ierplab u1n, Die crit
cine 8iettsItulhe pprber tou
200 9oloaten perlaFen iporoen mar.
Die TOR Der 5alle liebenoen 9onbs
iturmlelte Nieste, YoEl unb @trider
purben fdlper perleBi, Der 2anp.
lturmmm Sorban getDtet.
Offer Sage It in 9tl<
iinsfors ein finnii@er 3situnesbsr<
ausseberberbmtp segriinoet mprDen;H
UNI genife g~emciniame G'Griite ses
gen bic papierfabriten Sl uaterneb=
men. s9pn an er{tsn @riiaounesz
tase lab Der neue 1erbanb so perz
tid)ieoene 8ldtter I'M lis perein;gt
1ro3 Der aubergepDbnli9en pnpiers
teuerung ba5en bic finnt11en 3eitul,.
gen tbren 8~e3usspreis Bis beute nidt.
erbDbt. Dos Werbalten Ser pap.err
inouftrielen s%egeniibsr bs1 3situngss
heroussebernS beorobe aber bus Wsis
tererideinen pieler finnifder 8latter
Mls eriter 9hritt geseir Die papier
%fabritanten lpurbe bic Griinouns st=
ner eisenen wapierfabrit fir bic
preile als 7ebr piAtis unb Orinsenc
etnitimniig BPM 3eitunssbsraussebsrs
berbanb anertannt. Die 0orbereiz
tanssarbeitem fir cine iolde 5abrit
iinb ldon i'm @anse.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
ese Rartte.
Eruouhe.

Gbicago, -. Ges. @ei5en,
S1.54 Ie5y $t.6oh Mai.
&orn S77s 9e5., S9A Mai.
Safer - 40 Ie5., 1924 Mai.
@etreibe fir 9uar ~ geo. 3 rutber
@interpei5en, .soh; 3orl,,
81 A-91 1sc; Safer, Stonearo, 50
bis 5315c.
@erltc - 9Oc-S1 20.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
gieb nno FruoiFon.a

G5icaao, -. Ges. Rinopich -
3lifllbr 5000; felt; Stiere, 500
lb1s 1850; ailbe uno Hinber, $685.
bls 1925; adlber $3.50 bis $12.75.
Sdnueit1e 3nfllbr As. 900;
ld}mad ST Dem geltrigen Gltrd)=
ldl1lttspreis. - Surd11dnittsgenidt
S9.60-1O.05; 5nmeiit $500 biz
1915.
shafe 3ufl,br 10000; ielt;
@looer SIS. 70-9.60; S1nlmcr $40
50-13.20.
8efliiaeI lie; Springs, 1sc.
Ger - &rinnas SIC.
gutter Creamery 3t-37c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
ges critics Stpdfpeif e;nni1nmf. Mn

AL+. ..aylkl
ees erltes Stodfps,t e;nnimmf. @n
ben Wdlrpelt Der &lubrdulne ba;naen
giloer bes oeutfben &aiiers, oes
&aifers Jran3 Sofep!b, oes aontss
bon Sparien unb 5inbsnhurss. Mu1
ben arpnprin5en fest man in eiue,l
Der 9auptrdllme. Mne &ametuuz
DeutlGen auberten ben Wun1d, mad
Dem Rrtegt naa Eomerlln 3uriid5us
tebren, bas Tie persrDbert pieb,r5uf. M
ben boffen. Sic 9aben alle @elb uno
b%enebmen iid iebr frcieebig. Sic
1belnen 1i9 in @panien5 iebr ppbf
gu fliblen uno fteEelt nit Der einbei<
miiden 9ep6lteruns auf iebr autem
5uBe."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

U nsen ii 5eno. o.: Wess
halb Bit ou in Cen Nutomo6iltluo
rNntloloiaA niat aufsenommen por=
ben? g.: 2eirer crit spei MenIdsn
toSt,e'e3rsn> asniigt ridt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Der GARNER .Gbrilion
Grbe aug @aleoonia, i'm Htnine
Sountp, ISIS, f@eterts nit ieiHet Sat-
tin in geiiein Doll emo 5fpei6unoert
GSliten bic eDloeRe 9od5eH. 6err
grbe fam. i'm 2llter Don preiSsbn
SabreRtaus 9eutidlano nad Raeine
Sourtp: Sn benz alfen 5au5, Das.
oeHt altsn g6spaar nod beute, als
@eim brent, fonaften bersits bic
@ffern bes Subilars fire gofoene.
Sodseit feiern. Die uIte Seiflz
pelfe fraber Elm 5tad Nilp<
mtg lpar, bat @briitinn grbe inn &nui
Der Sa6r5ebnte lit eine Der ptrtpoll=
ten 5ormen bes gountns pertpan,
tell.
91e BON Dem nprneqi,
idcn neutrality-suspicious. &,lrl Gums
hol5 geisitste 8orneosGrpeoition II!
nad i .amonat iGer 8ir1}amfsit
untsr 81 G%ingeborenen gornees il,
8atep..! auf Sapa cinaetroffen, noA=
Dem lie cine 5lubreife pou 240o ailo=
meter ansgefiibrt butte. 3ped Der
Expedition lraren Ii. a. etbno5rapbi=
1de nno onthropologiIde Tolihan=
gen. noneten aleb Die Iierrelt DER
Sniel ftaioiert uno fortosrapbiiGs SIR
betten srseotgt nurben, nit nelA Itb=
teren Friibere Srrtimer Der hti9l
ioerben tonrten. Die BON Ser @rp.-
oitipn mitgebrabteu 5ammlunaea
iinb rei3baltig. @ud seloug es, cine
Metee fart6o9rapbifhe unb finema:o-
grapbifGe 4ufnabmsn BON Gingebo-
re1len gu maden. Sn 3entralbornrp
berrfM no9 ben @riaarltngen Der
grpeoition Elm sutes Selma, uno
Mosfttps fino ielten. Maiaria tritt
rllr in miIoer 5prm auf.
9olIdnoif9. Snpien prosus
aierte i'm Sabre 1916 1,440,O68
5onnen Yetroleum.
Die beoeuteuoten Wusfubrarti.el
grteGenlanos iinp, Der Meibe nadl,
Eprintbsn uno grium.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

genb not'peaois, uus Der Srtidait
Elm rssalreates Rational= Monament
5u MAIDEN. Ser 5etretdr Des sSaa=
rern uno Der Qderbau=S etretdr bie=
zen ben 9eridt gut, uno Der Braiiz
bent srlieb cine entlprehenoe grotla=
mItion. Wiheridaitsi6et ge%re:nisun=
gen lino Initdsten hutten e6eaialIs
oie!en 56ritt ansefesentI:d, etnpiohz
len, Hno nan1entlih battle lid. pas
smit6lonide- 5nltitut oafiir ms
3eug aeleet.
Die Mabnabme mar UNI 10 Seltse=
maBer, als Der a~lastanilhe. g,esfeGr
non Su6r gu Sa6r mebr sunimmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
9ausr6de.

Beacon glanfet gabe : aleioer,
S2.5O, $3.50, SIS rn,o m1bere
.bis gu So. @erlangcn Sic Sic,
Nodr nnb .@ole : 8uoefleibuna
nnb Den @usrubcan5ltg Su iebcn,
$500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
6oloene
6ele8enbeit

Stir iebenarbeitsmanm ooer ieSc Sro,,.
Die cine eisene 20 ader- Sarm einidI.
e1ner 9uten al1b, elmer suten Gan.
20 5cnncn. 100 Siibnern bclisen uno
%llnobbansis letn tpolen. $1.0o au5ab~
lung, S1.oo per 8pd)e. gpreden sic
ipesen boiler S~nformation por ooer
ldreiben Sic an q. 8. Gnud. 1G Noro
Snliteo straBe, Chicago. Sa.
5.2@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Sn Dermiethen: aiibidcs Simmer
fir 5errn in 8rinot : Sumilie. Iad1z
5ufrasen 1910 Niplep strabe.
9,1gSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

5u pcrfanfcn: Mcin Saus, 524
college Nbenue. aouiliebbabcr moacn
porlpreden. Sci. 42SOz8. S.1Wf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Steluns seIadjt: Grfabrener Narms
arbe1ter iitdlt Stelluna nuf SSarm.
Narm. mo Innn fcblt, poroespqen.
|srFerten inter 30. 81, Ser 9emoa
FRAT. 7.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Su perfaufcn: @arfcnz 2it6cr, Eat
S15O aefoltet. lperoe fir S25 perfau=
zen. @ibld1es @eihnadts : 8eidenf.
sorele: s. 49,, Ser 9emofrat".
10,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
8aoefleioer.

Sar6eu, faitanienbraun, mariz
1eblall. braun unb Srfprb;
nesglei9en fancp leibene, $685.
bis $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13

Terlanat: aompetentcs MGhdeu fir.
bod)llen Sohn. 7o2 Terrp Strabc.
10, 1851.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
epfat1es s.
Tarmer uor iedJs 5o,pniGips ~treifen
in Niron sniammen.
Sabrlid)es vSnititut" Der 6armer bes
9e5irfs Ioll am Jreitag uno
Sonnabeno abgebalten
Uer0elt.

p>'N -
Ter oie jabrlidee 3uiamnenfunft Ser
|6arnler Oes 9e5irfs, miro am 8rei=
tag llnh Somlabenb oieier @ode in
|Iiron, ssa. a~bgebalten meroen. Ser
!ge5irf idlieBt Die. Grtihaitcn 2iber-
tD, aIen's @rope, Gleona, Sidorp
|@roue, Cline uno' Spring Mod
Tonni6ips ell.
Gas oiesjdbrige Grogromm un,o|
|oie oiesiabrige 9rainiumiiltc iiber=
frifft bel @eitem bic alcr porigerr
Sabre. @er perlal1tet, oiiritea iid)
allb mebr 2ente an ser biesjGfriacn
3nlammcnfnnft, ipie je 5l,por betbei=
liaer. Tie @eamten bes uSSnltituts"
limo:
groiioent Cleo. Gedenifneibcr.
M5eprd1i0eilt= 2ouis Wcier.
Sefret4r 80 $. 6. 9fod.
Sdasnleiiter $. g. 93od.
Nireftoren Senrp Meints,
George Ireimer, Ierb IbieG, 2euern
|6ialep, s. g. Geterien, @orace Gar
ter, g. @l1nber.
Snperintenbent bcs @etreioe=Ge-
partemcnt. ~ Mrtbur Sllon.
Superintendent .bes @emiiie=3e=
p%artements tSrl. eirbie @erobt.
Superinten0entin ocs Ieparte=
n1ents fir 3ierar6cit SRI. CLARA.
8erobt.
Treitaa, Is. Ge3embcr.
40 llbr gormittags
Mltiif - G1nnla GarItens.
Srorultasrlf Nralibent I6eo.
Eedenldneiber.
californian lprafe = SSobn Gbri=
Iltiat1Ien, 8iirgermeiiter.
grnioeruls ErSiiocnt Yedcu-
1idneioet.
1 ltbr MadYnittags =
Nianoiolo 6rall @oie 9. a11b-
|ner.
Nltiprodp - $. $. Getcrien.
Mecitation - Cora Glen.
9ops on fife 1arrl - s(aron
eSSohnion.
3ecitation ~ Mrnolo @ic1ter.
Nial1ooalett Mi0ic Sc1er l1llb,
|@nnla Cartons.
aniprahc 3. g. Sarl,agil,.
Mniprade g. o @iIc.
80 llbr Nbel1os
Gornetiolu IL Curtis 1sigleu.
@ollanoiides 2ieo Mable.
|ShrueOer l1tlb Mice goG. Il
Mniprade ~ 6. g. grtel.
&ecitotion - Gerl1a Salns.
Mniprad]e Gfiuer g. Sofl1ior..
&ecitation - Malonie 5du1lot.
Srio - 'Slal1de Nnoeron, Glitter
l8agncr ltno Serene &eteriou.
Ssamstag, 16. Seq.
10 llbr gormittags
Mltiif.
8pamtennnbl un6 a~llgen1cine Sc
ifaftsiibltng.
l1br @admittags -
Gianoiolo - Yer1nice @iierce.
Mnlprade 9. 8. Rascal.
Gecitation elmer &od.
altberclllolis Mretlls 6. Sep
|forb.
Mecitatior - @olonb Menfer.
M%lslprad)e iiber Sd)mei1le - Or.
|Stouber.
Solo - @bplis ssennirms.
Nnlprade - S. 6. 5teiner.
Nnlprade 6. 81. 9liB.
/ l1br Madymittags -
; sdaesprosromm ser 2amen in Ser
M%ianoiolo ~ Miloreo @iele.
groffmnasuniprad]e bonn Nraiii=
.oei1ten - 6lrall Sba Ieterior.
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Mnlprad)e Clara lSteen.
2ieo - Ghttb genfert.
9eamtenluabl.!
Recitation - Sa5el Cams.
@~ecitation - Selen @iggers.
Solo ~ Noie 8. <6ter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
9aIst11er.

merbcn bieicn @inter ieht be-
liebt iein, lpeil Die meiiteu
Wnn1er lleberrDde nit niebris
Gen &ragen tragen. Seibene unb
balbieibene, $1.OO, $t.50, SO,
$3.50, $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
@e,noeat..
@aIsbinbe,t.

Sic erDbte Milslpabl in 9aben=
port 81 SOC.
Inocre 81 25c, 75e, ST, St.5O,
5000, $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
gtrl1,l4fe..

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fantirte Sirii1npie, 9 9aar,
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SaNen alts.
.Sancp1 gtriimpfe, ~bodrmooern,-
soc.
sYbocnir" Seine : gtriimpfe,
SOC. Mcga1nm" Geibez
Strilmpfc, $1.O0 bis $3.50.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
RANCH FOR RENT.

Comfortable shack, 4-horse barn.
denhouse, we'll, 60 :, acres broken
aore land joining for rent. Lease
hree years, shares or cash. Tor par
icuars write box 7$2, Malta.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31

TAT oNN is the paradise whether
Building the Montana
Fair
will be bigger much
looking to
OF some OF the wild
every in the Union
ue shows the Fisheries Building Fair
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-16
0miO Items.
., the Record. March i,

Correspondence %! the Record. March II
II. H. Adamson lost a 3-year-
old colt last week.
w. H. Johnson is back from St.
Paul where he went with a car
load of hogs.
Mrs. Charlie Green, who has
been quite sick this winter, is
again at home.
John Elwess arrived from Can
ada last week. He intends to
work here this summer.
Harry Vanderbere is building
a house on his homestead. /. T.
CLANCY is doing the carpenter
work.
Thomas Groean and Gilmon
Hanson visited the sheep man,
John Braseth, last Sunday. John
is still alive.
Albert Dobson is building a
new granary and hen house on
his farm. Are you looking for a
big crop, Albert?
Harry Vanderberg and family
visited at Albert Dobson's last
Sunday. Mrs. Vanderberg's
brother, Jake Hetterle, from Sand
Creek, accompanied them.
A number of friends gathered
at the home of H. Hanson last
Friday evening. Those present
were |. S. CLANCY, w. H. john
son, William and Robert Wells,
Jim Blewitt, G. Hanson, Harry
and Alex. Vanderberg, Albert
Dobson, Clarence Lloyd. The
evening was spent at cards.
KID.