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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
GnmiercssG cbclj pom
SeinSc s~eianbert!
gritsn mirb in glurbIrnutreih libel
mitesipielt; bort Iett % OsHtide
piebe ab,

gcrliu, 81. Wlat. Bunfenberidt
Gas oeltIde Observation-Disclosures mel.
eete beiltp nohmittag: Tas iiioltd
BON Dem Gorie Gumieres, onS id
lett mebreren Sageu felt i'm BE.
lit Der 3eutiden befinOet geLegenl
@e9olS III bonn 6ein0e D~ollitdnniF
eeidnbcrt moroen. Ole 5ran5oien
iin0 an allen 9lnnften %geporien IND
baden lore leste 8erteioiguu9s'
iteamg Dor @eronn eiuseuommen.
Tns 9reficu rinmt fiir ms einen
normolen @erlouf.
SIN glrtois 0iitrift, @orofranf'
reid, lit Is an peridieoeueH 8un'
TEN Spiiden unieren Sreitfrdften
un0 griten 5l beftigeu aampter
oefommen Der 5einO ipuroe mebr'
lad Jeporien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
GrcEe B~ritcnucrIMifc
inn tllcnat uiai!
1ieIelben i~Iberiteigen b%ieirnigen in
ben Wlunatcn Wdr5 nHO
April BEL iueitem.

2onSon, 81. lloi. ~ SIN britt
iden l~lnterboaie muroe beute bic
anfinoigung eeundt, Dab bic Dies.
lnonatIihen gerltite Der 8riten aiif
ben peri6ieoenen Shlodtfeloern
aarB 6eionoers bod ieien. Nus Der
3uiamnlenitelung Der Silten flr
0loi craiebt ii6, DAB iia bic Der.
lalte aiif 1867 Gffi5iere uno 2s,.
l70 01ann belonfen. Sn Wtar5
mics ole @eiomtberluitliite Der 9ri.
ten 20424 un6 I'M april 20,511
auf. (sSin Aprilmonat bobeH tie
lid berrednet, oenn Die 9riten pa.
ben offenbor ni6t @eaerol SoDn.
ibenb uHo oeiIeu 10000 MIonn nit.
aere9net, Die bel aitt.el glmara in
@eiongenihaft gerieten.)
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$4,000 SclSafen
rerlcrcft ibr 6clor!

Berlin, 81. 0lai. GSunfcnberidt.)
.0ffi5ieQen geredrungen gemdB ba-
ben iiber 10000 oeiltihe SolOaten
Int aoufe oeg groben arieees ibr
.@eh0r ~bcrloren. Tim oieie ungIiid-
.liGen in Stunb 8u iesen, ibren
i2ebeng1interbaIt iueiter an peroienen.
limo i'm Geutiden 9eid)e NIT Silfe
Der Regierung Sdjulen eingeriftet
luorbeiL Inn oieIe Qeute in Der Sip.
ben. un0 3eihcniprode du inter
ritten. Gie groBte oieier Sdule
befinoet iid in 5anl6urg, fpeldle bon
iiber 300 ta1ben gerionen beiudt
luiro. Ss,ri notwithstanding fnr8er
i3eit itl0 biele Wl1nner ntiseebil.
Oct ruorOen, ioonB niele pieOer
ibren frilberen gernfen naf9eben
fonnen. ungef1br is Bro5ent 10.
Zen ibr Be9or ourd beifle an i9nen
boraenommene Gperationen pieoer
erlonqt. Crit unI1neit mlrOen 30
taube GoIbnten nah ~beitan0etem
Gromen ans Der 8omburger 5dit.
Ie entIoFien. Inter bieieu befonofit
.iif oref 4~ooofdten, 5mei 2ebrer,
Fanf 9n6bolter. 5iDei 3ibiIin9enieli.
re unD 5pet 9eiter groBerer @e.
fnGfte. Gle ale mer0en ibren frii-
teren 8eruf fDieoer ~prgreifen. (9eil
benz alien 8oterIdnoe, oas fir iei-
ne Sohne, Die Gut uno glnt fir
Bic Gbre uno Grbnltlng Geutid-
lanos einieBteu nfsO 5u Sfd0en
.fameil, In pdterlifer Meiie iorgt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
t~tnolii6sf6ae am
Observation-Disclosures

Stem gorf, 81. gtoi. Ger
aeItriae @rdberitmldlmgstog bat
te In g1eip gort oieIe rlngIiidSidlle
in @efolgi6aft. Seds gerionen iinn
aatern ertrunfen, bier fdnlen bel
9lutomobilunfdllen INNS &ebeL
ndbreno II 8erionen BEL iolden
gefabrli6 berlest ruuroen, uno cine
gerion n1roe beint Gurhgeben Ell
mes @aipanns get6tet. Inter ben
iehs ertrunfenen 8erionen befnfio
lid Ielpin Dlcaerna, oeiien &u0er-
boot bel Der Guoerreeatta IN Sor.
lem, eero0e oIs er ais 5mriter ourfls
3iel ging, an eiteHl 9ampier 8er.
ideate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
RcGcfcMcr NIT
sem Coos bcSrcRt!

NeD gorf, 81. g1ai. Sn Der
9fbiidt, Sobn 9. &odefeler gu TO-
TEN idIeuoerte Der mutmaBlihe
Nnardtit 5aerbes u. 6opeles orei
3ieeelu ourd oos 6eniter in bel
len @obnuns. Gin Spiesel i'm
8erte pon $500, uliroe Bertriim.
inert. Der Mlanu muroe nerbofs
tct ano erfl6rtr. ell 5reuno babe
inn mitgeteilt. oaB aodeieller Der
@rlin6 alIer Armut un0 olles SAINT
mers lei, oesbnlb pole cr i'm to-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
anthnliihr airfc riuaelueiht.

Iebrasfa Ctr, 81. Nlni. Die
leue 8 M1eilen meitlih BON bier ge.
eqene nelte fotholiihe Ct. SoiepBs
bride pftroe geIteru bon 8Iihoi
glben ans 2incoln inter entipre-
benoen DISQUALIFICATION e~iugemeibt
Die STRIDE welde 5mei Meilen bon
Der 9abn entfernt liegt lit cine Der
1r6Bten 2anotirden i'm Staate un0
1nt $35.999 s~efoitet.
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1l1arktberiGte.

-3ufubr 1900;
Beef Stiere Mi0rft bette, itdrfer,
onoere beinabe icit.
Corn gefutferfe geebes.
@ute bis bette l0.00-1065.
0iittelm1Bige 9.60-l0O0.
getuObnliHe s.50-9.60.
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ct. aoiep6's qthletie Gln6.

Ser Ct. Soiepb's ATHLETIC Club
bernnitaltete Gienstog nadmittae
in Der Sdnlbo1e, II. uno Center
5trabe Elm Gurnfeit oos lei6er nidt
10 GIT beindt mar, tDie oosIelbe es
beroieut bdtte. Gie turnerflde Der.
anitaIttn8 mar ieood an urio fin
iih Elm GROCER Grfolg. 6enn Die 3ur-
ucr boter mirfIih beipunoernsmerte
IaeiItungeil Gle ulroen oenn aid
nit Behalf iibarihiitfet. Der fih be.
ionoers bemerfbdr mafte, oils Der
turneriide 9ireftor, 9err Senrp
SdtDabfe berDortrat. 4qaeinein
nuroe Der @unid ge1uBert, oab
Der Club redt baIo iuieoer cine
oernrtige geranitaItling arrongieren
moge. Cine eemiitlide llnterboltung
belt mad Dem grogrdlnim bic Eur.
rer nod langere 3eit beiIonIirletl.
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GrbGlt lebeuslanalidl.

Dublin. 81. Mai, ilber 2onoon.
III Brof. Sobn Racalein, 9r1fioent
Der sinn Jein Greipiaieen, Der
IAul0ig befunben muroe, iid nn benz
Aufitan0 in Dublin beteiligt gu bo.
BEN lit at IebengIdnglider Soft
Derurteilt iDoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Sliceertdtiokeit an
Salcniki's Srcnt!

salonifi 81. g1ai. 6ron8of.
Idle 6liqger beifoiieu bertite unn
6ulgartifle Seerlagar Del @ieogeli.
gulqariihe Ernppen haben III grie'
diId @1a3eoonien mebrere 0tanooer
ersgefiibrt, bod lit es bisber 81 tel.
mem ernitlifm 3%uiammenitoB nit
Den Iruppen Der aQiierten gefom-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Sin Zeppelin serif6rt?

2on0on 81. Mlai. Cine ge.
peide an Die Central Stems bon
amiterOam beiaet. Dab Elm Zeppelin.
.Guftfrpu3er in Der 9ahe son 8cnes
an Der SaIonifi front beim abitieg
in oos 6e1it zines 9duules geriet
uno seritort nur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
gener lleber 3eppeEin.

2dridL 81. glai. 9lus Be
tidten bonn 9oOcniee 9ebt berbor,
Dab ein neuer ueber ; 3eppeliu, Der
ane 2ange BON $50 Sub bat, ilber
sen See grobefliige unternommen
6at. 3erielbe bat cine aapo5ltat
ron $4,000 aubifmefern bat iieben
Motore, pier amrierte @onoeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Gbieaao Waarft6cridlt.

RinoDie5 -3ufubr $4,000; Morfi
meiiters 10 boiler.
Soitder Qreig 1915.
Sdwsine-3uiubr 1000; Morfi
offnete felt, b6ber ;ipater 5 10
nle0riger.
Gurhidnittspreis 9.60-9.70
Soditer 8reis 9.S5.
Sfafe-3uiubr 10000;
Narft felt; Is bober.
@eihorene 9dmmer.
ct. SOIepb @~artt6sridt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31

9tiHOOieb-3ufubr 1000; Wartt
felt.
Colorado 8eepeS 1910.
5dbrIingc 1000.
Sdmeine-3ufubr Ntarft 5-t0
hieoriger, langiam.
Gnrhidnittspreis o. 30.
Soditer greis 9.55.
Saafe-3nfubr LOO; Mnrft fdt.
10 b6ber.
Gelhorene 2dnlnter 1885
aanias Gitp Marftberidt,
GinObieh-3ufnbr 1000; MART,
idmere, itnrf. onoere feit.
ahbe unO @eifers feit.
SfliUeine-3uiubr 10000; Mnrft
fIdu.
adIber, felt idpuod.
SdluB 5-f0 stieoriger.
@oditer 3rcis 9.20-9.55.
Observation-Disclosures $50.
Sdnfe- 3ufubr 5000; Nlarft feIt.
t0-25 bober.
S6diter 8reis 1915.
&diter Qreis 1915.
6riiblinesldmnte6 tt.S5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
NnhnanianlmenitnE.

gateDo aore0o, Iaer.. 81. Mai. -
9gute ItieBen Elm 0erionen. mo Elm
Jradt5ug Der 1otiou1I gobn Ito.
lid bon bier 5uinmmen. Cine ,4n.
|sobl 8erioncn iDIL eet0tet ipor0en
ieir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
6rdberiHmiiGMnosta

Observation-Disclosures puroe ge.
tern in Duloba in %9etpobnter mir,
bigger @eiie be1angen. Die 6rieo.
b6fe paren BON Souien0en beiuht.
tuel6e Die @rG6er Der be%rItorbener
angeb6rigen idntildten. Gie ol.
iGbrIihe 9araoe nabm Inn 2 ltbr
pom 4oitgebGuoe aus ibren anfong.
Nn oerielben nobmen bic 8eterauen
oes giirgertrieges tell, ocren 3ohI
iebes Sobr meniger Dir0, Die 9ete.
roncn 0es ipanii6en Stricges, oie
Electromagnetic un0 Die SofliduIfa.
oetten, ionic oie ngon. Scouts mel.
DE beion0ers iubeln0 begriibt mur-
ben. Qn bic 9arabc ihloB iif eine
5eier I'M 4uoitorium, bel peldler
@eneralmajor @eorge 81. Sarries
cine pafenoe 4niprofe bicIt, in mel.
der er iir militariife gereitihoft
cintrot.
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9er Qorfndter Hohn sterne1

= Der 8artlpfter Sobn Sterfep
nurSe Gienstag obeno I'M RiDer.
pien gorf BON BH1. Noie, ben pr
neqen ieines 8erboltens CUR Re
'oe telte, nit einem Mciier a1ge
.oriffen un0 on aopf nHo I'M @eiiht
oermeicrt. Role wuroe in
Saft genonlmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Nerr e0aar 6. gaIDin. bisber

9err B0gnr .. SniDIH, plsDer
gise.9raIioent un6 Generalgeihdfts-
fabrer Der Oregon 5bort 2iHe, 1T
sun Nahfolger oes pon ieinem go.
item surIdgetretenen 8rdiioenteu Der
Union 8acific 8abn-B eleaihaft err
nonnt moroen. Serr Cabin miro
binnen penigen Tagen bier eln-
t~reffen.
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Cute bis bette aiibe 7.75-S.OG.
@eipobnIihe 6.75-7.75.
ailbe. gtarft felt bente.
Sellers. Morft felt.
GHte bis bette Sellers 500
800.
3icmlid CUTE 1880.
Stoders unb 5eeOers, Marft felt.
Bute bis bette Stoders 7.80-
$50.
5eeOers, CUTE bis bette 500 =
$40.
g1ittelmaBige 7.75-s00.
@enobnlide 6.75-775.
Stod aiibe $3.50.
Stod Sellers 6.75-s.25.
Stod a1lber 1855.
geof adI6er 900-12.00.
Bluffs. Stogs 6.50-S.50.
Sdmeinr-3uflbr $500; Morft
meiitens 5 bober.
Soditer Nreis $50.
Sdnfe8ntubr 3,700;
Marft tart; 10 boiler.
@erpS6ulide S.50-1t3 80.
Mnrft Iolgiam; 80 nieorieer.
@elpo9nlife 9.00--i2.50.
8io0er 10000.
California 5riiblineslGmmcr
1875.
S1brlinge 7.75-9.00.
MutteriGafe 6.50-7.75.
@eidorene Hammer 6.50-8.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
!6ak aeaen Nmerifaner padf.

columbus, Y. %. 81. Wtot. =
Die III Der @egenD bon Gaios
.@ranoes pobncnOen Merifdner. bic
iih 5lir5eit ans Anbdnaeru 8ians
5uiommenieben. nehmlen eegen Die
amerttamiden 8ruppen tpie0er cine
.orobenoe Saltun9 an; 10 i%penigitens
beiBt es in bieiigen ofii5ieIlen arei.
len. Mud IdBt oos 8cnebmen Der
Garron5a Sruppen oenienieen Der
nmerifoniihen g~egeuiber bel gu
.f3iinihen ilbris.
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IN tltcrikc fpibt
fic9 Ole Gage 5n!
Garransas Note in @ai6inetpn Elm.
%gstrUFftn; anti.amrrifauiide
Stimmnug iuadllt.

@afbinaton. 81. Mlni. - Die bier
ldngit crpartete giotc Garranoas an
Die @unoesrcgiernna III pclher arp
'geblid Die 3nriid5iebuns Der omeri.
fnniiden Gruppen ans Werifo Der.
lanet miro, lit beaite bier e%inaetrof.
fen uno iofort Dem 5taatsoeparte.
ment iibergeben moroeu. Sn hieii.
gen Reeierimssfreiieu 1T man Der
Weinuug. o1S Der Snbolt Der glote
eono un0 gar od5u auepton lift, bic
Gage Der 8inae in Mlertfo ouf Die
Spite gu treiben.
9OpeS' Sinridtnng.
81 Goio, Ger. 81. @&oi. - Sier
beiBt e., Dab Der 9on6enfiibrer 60.
peg am 7. SUM biueeridtet tper.
ben miro.
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$1.OO

critcben Sbncn bier ieiocne striimp.
ie Die Sie ionit $3.50 TO.
item.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
aatbOl. @inSerdor i'm qnSitorinm

Sm Auditorium b%eranitalteten AM
@ormittag ettpa 5000 Sfmlfin0er
Der fatboliihen @cmeinoeiduIen lin.
ter Der 2eitung 4opas aeeie Elm
aon5ert, Oas einen ifonm 8erlauf
nobm Gs lit Dies oos FINITE Nal,
BOB iid Die Sdiller uno 5hiiIerin.
men Der 16 fotboIii6en bieiiqen Sc.
meinoeidulen GIT 6ieiem gorbaben
5uiommenfanoen. Hifter :. SO.
8oooroua1 belt bic Satlptreoe.
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SIN gartcr Cafe Sinh.

Ger Gr6ffmune Oes Garter 2afe
Clubs ON Observation-Disclosures
pobnte cine groBe an8nbL Miitglie.
Der nno anoerer 4eriouen BEL. mel.
DIE in Dem idonen 9arf grboltng
iuhte. B%ouperneur Morebeao mar
nit ieiner 8emnblm ut6 ieinem
Stab ebenfaas erihienen uno belt
mad Dem Supper cine informeIe
4niprnhe. am Gadmittag fon3er-
tierte cine aopeae mo nbenos trug
Der gemiidte Gbor oes 9mabo 0lit.
ff 8ereins mehrere 2ieber nor, Die
groBen Behalf fanoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
SPITZEN

giein icioene Stadium sG.
opcr Spisen in ipeiB, creme,
ecru uno i6por8. SO SOL brett,
bieIe Id6nc RuItcr beliebt iir
bilbi6e gliien, 9or8e aleioer
uiip. Observation-Disclosures.
Crientaliide gtee.&iiden, YarO
36 3oa brett, ans idoncn mn.
galmapolc 9cts 9ergeitellt, ynE
paiIcnO fir CONNER gluicn IT.
aleiber ................
725oa. paidbdre boimnmoa.
alciOcrgtets, flare 9loide, Dor.
8ilglide Guolitdt. fir bas dltt.
ter BON CONNER 9luicu uHo
alei0er ..................'
0rientaliide geeb Spiscnfan.
ten in weiB. creme un6 ccru. 25e
9ielc idGne giuitcr, paiieno @a.
fir Spismfrogen rmo @luien,| re
Goitilnt. ulo al~eioerbeiab n
gIott Bal. Spisen, mnndef HUH
in ongepnbten Baruiturene reinl
lcinrne gllrnp aontcu uto Sin gdro
idse ..............,..I
Billet Balls, aile 9reiten. eeiuen Gin.
M tqnten uto einidse. IN mciB un0
ccrlL picIealiuiter. biibide @aih. =
ipiben, req. 10c @ore. Dorn u
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STICKERETEN

3n SOC bic glarO.
27Soa. inlportiertc Grgonbie SrniB
arouicu uno Hilihen.arauien, ertra
quite Guolitat. fir Mid0den. II. gabD.
fIeioer paiieno. bis csc merit.
3n 1215e bic garO.
Gin gutes Sortiment Stifereien in
5dniirlof. mo o~ficnen Miiitern; pal.
ieno iir aoriettidoner uti0 gtode.go-
lants. bis f9e mert.
3n Sc bic Yarb.
56moIe Stiderci. aonten nciB nnO
forbig. poiieno fir ainoerfleioer uno
geias al 9olsficOcrn mert i0e.
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Sn erter ginie 1T Oas aleiO ridtia suee.
ifnitten. rmb ieoe 0ame, Die MIR oas @ering.
ite BON Der sdneiberei beritebt ipciB. Dab oies
bon groBter 8idtigteit it, ba Elm feblerbafter
3uidnitt off feline @eiie ipdter sutgenodt
iDer0en fam
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Se0e 9obt llio ie6es anopflod iinb gut ae.
ndbt uno qeorbeitet. Gie groBtc 6orgfalt mltr.
be berpanot, nm biecn aIei0ern oo5 bette Nus.
ieben 8u gcben, Ous Sic ie fir oieie ODER an.
r1bernoe Qreiie wo9rgenemnien bdbcn. Sic
entipreden nolig ibrent 0alneu oSiltuel" -
nnS fe limb es.
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cma6n getrcibemarft.

9naba, 81. @soi 1915.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-22
Burdick One Of Young Republicans
Who Ledin Fight to Make N. D. Clean
Political State, Says P. D. Norton

P D. Norton Third district North Dakota Home address, Heng
ves Washington d. c. June 49, Fargo Forum Fargo
Hon. T. Burdick for the Republican nomination for
believe industrial financial political
the
lines Those
been active participants fight well those who have stood silent
political
conditions within the fifteen The the state
whole today the bnefciaries of this fight
tive should not be unmndu Of the fact that L Burc
and who made possible the placing the statute books Of our state the
regulations
the prohibition the liquor traffic regulation of
corporations doing
an making truly the will of the
of the
OF him the and
the shores Of Devils Lake He able and he fearless in the right and
toll labor the farm the busy marts trade
the great heart of Lincoln
feel and earnestly that the election Mr. Burdick
this things be for the and for the true
desirable and lasting industrial political state
Respectfully yours T. d. NORTON
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-22
Special Train Which
Will Move Troops May
Be Organized Here
Big Farewell Planned

Surrounded by an atmosphere of
expectancy, members of Company B,
First Infantry, North Dakota National
guard, are still awaiting word from
headquarters which will result in their
move to Fort Lincoln, mobilization
point for the North Dakota state
troops. ...,.s .
Captain Anderson stated this morn
ing that it is his opinion that
word will come Saturday, although a
report from Grand Forks states that
officers of Company M of that, city,
expect orders to this effect tomorrow.
Captain Anderson based his opinion
on information communicated to him
last night from Major Henry at Bis
marck.
Probably Organize Special Here.
If orders come Saturday for the
mobilization of the companies of the
state, Fargo will have the opportunity
of seeing many of the state troops
which will make train connections here
en- route to the training headquarters.
1t was stated today that the special
train will in all probability be organiz-
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COMPANY
N WAITS
FOR WORD
"a... BM WNMA ~

Grand, Forks, N. D., June 22.--Re-
cruits continued to arrive. at the arm
ory Wednesday in response to the call
issued by the commanding officers Of
both Company M and the Machine
Gun company of the national guard.
There We're over 85 men enlisted in
Company M by Wednesday afternoon,
and the number was steadily growing.
This is well in excess of the minimum
number Of 65 required before the
command can be taken to camp.
Enough recruits are desired. however,
to raise the strength Of the organiza-
ton to full war footing of $50.
In the event that this number is
not secured before the command
leaves for the state mobilization camp
at Fort Lincoln, Lieutenant Harley
Hanson will be left here as recruiting
officer.
Although no definite word has been
received In the matter as yet the
officers of the command believe that
the will probably leave for the camp
Friday morning.
It is understood that the Northern
Pacific railway will be ready to move
the special train Of the local COM
pany at that time. Company G Of
Grafton, will also probably arrive in
Grand. Forks Friday morning, and
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BANQUET
FOR BOYS
OF. CO. B

A citizens banquet eompIi-
mentary to the "boys" of Com
pany 3, First Infantry North
Dakota National Guard, will be
held in the Masonic temple to-
morrow evening, commencing at
8 o'clock. Tickets may be secur-
ed at the Commercial club.
Reservations must be made by
noon tomorrow. Tickets 81 per
plate.
Speakers will be Colonel M. A.
HiIdreth, Attorney Aubrey Law
renee, Captain Anderson and
Lieutenant Colonel Grafton.
Norman 3. Black will sing.
The purpose of the meeting is
to show that Fargo is interested
in bidding God speed to the boys
who are called out for service on
the Mexican border.
Every citizen for Fargo, ladies
as we'll as gentlemen, is COR
daily invited.
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New Revenue Bill.

Washington, June 22.-House ways
and means Democrats will determine
the amount to be raised by the new
revenue bill which is to be laid be-
fore the house within a week. In
its tentative form the bill carries these
three main revenue producing provi-
sions:
Increase Of the surtax in the income
tax law, without lowering the present
income tax exemptions.
Tax of from l to per cent or up
wards on transfers Of states exceed
ing $4,000 in value, in terms that
differentiate this form of tax from an
inheritance tax; tax OF not exceeding
Q per cent on the net receipts Of
munitions plants.
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ST. JOHNS
FUND NOW
$17,965
YESTERDAYS TEAM WORK.

The women's division: Mrs.
Matt Camitsch, team A, $3.50; Miss
Mary A. Currie, team B, $535;
Mrs. M. j. Foy, team G, $211; Mrs.
T. j. Healy, team D, $235; Mrs.
Anna l.. Murphy, team E, $131;
Mrs. Sarah O'Connor, team F,
$611; Mrs. Thomas Powers, team
G, $1,000, and Mrs. G. O. Smith,
team H, $640. Total-$3,793.
The mems division: Matt
.Camitsch, team No. 2, $1,1OO;
Peter Luger, team No. 8, $345; w.
HI. McDermott, team No. 4, $210;
M. w. Murphy, team No. 8, $225;
William G. Sauve, team No. 6,
$500, and j. J. Stegge, team No..7,
$423. Total-$3,293.
Contributions previously ac-
knowledged $10,S79. Amount ac-
knowledged yesterday, $7,0S6.
Grand total-$17, 1865.
Contributions of 500 and more:
Rt. Rev. Bishop James O'Reilly,
$500; Very Dear Friend" - Mrs.
Thomas Powers, $3.50; John
Schlanser, $3.50; Ellen e. Hannaher
and family, $215; Fargo Foundry
Co., $3.50; Thomas w. Jackman
and family, $135; Michael Camp
bell, $100; Rev. Father Tracey OF
Starkweather, 800; Rev. Father
Mcdonald of Park River, 800:
Powers hotel, 500; Patrick Lamb
Of Moorhead, 500; Champlin &
Manson, 500; Reineke & McKone,
500; G. H. Porritt, 800; Fargo
Stone & Sand Co., 500; J. f.
Holmes e. Co., 800; A. L. F'arr,
$100; Merchants National bank,
500; ]. S. Watson, 500; Nc
Dermott & Greenshields, $100:
Mrs. George Pfeffer, 800; Mem
Der of Team No. 8" 800; Howland
& Goodrich, 500; A. F. Collar,
salesman for the Underwood
Typewriter agency, 500; j. B.
Gaffney, manager of the Under
wood branch, 800; F. c. Gardner,
800; Al Leimbacher, personal
contribution, $1Of, and Thomas e.
Dunn. $100.
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ed in Fargo for the transportation Of
the boys" who will come here from
the north and northeastern part Of
the state. Companies that would then
embark on the special would be Com
pany of Grafton, Company M of
Grand Forks, and the Machine Gun
company of that city; Company l. OF
Hillsboro, Company I Of Wahpeton,
and the hospital corps and the band
from Lisbon. Company G of Valley
City, and Company II. OF Jamestown
would be picked UP en- route to the
state mobilization point.
Fifty eight is Minimum.
Fifty-eight is the minimum that can
leave the company station. Up to an
early hour this afternoon, Company b
had peace strength of sixty five men.
Since war hostilities took such sud-
den turn, Captain Anderson and
Lieut.. E. S. Hill have been in charge
of the recruiting at the armory. The
limit to which the company can re-