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RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
AND STOP PAIN
Instant relief with small trial bottle
of old, Penetrating
st. Jacobs OIL"
Rhenmatism is onaino only.

NHeUHdIISHl IS pam OnIy.
Not one case in fifty requires inter
nal treatment Stop drugging Rub
soothing, penetrating st Jacobs OH
right into your sore stiff, aching
joints, and relief comes instantly st
Jacobs OH is a harmless rheuma-
tism liniment which never disappoints
and can not burn the skin
Timber up! Quit complainingl Get
a small trial bottle of old. honest st
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, and in
Just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiff.
ness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits
you. st. Jacobs Oil" is just as
good for sciatica neuralgia, lumbago,
backache, sprains.
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tongue. starting during steep, SLOW
fever.
If you have the least suspicion that
your child is troubled with stomach
worms or pinworms. put him on the
road to good health by using DR.
True's Elixir, the Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller This remedy has
been on the market for over so years
No better laxative made for young or
old At all dealers 35c, soc and
s1.00. Advice free.
Aaeasn. haina. AJH>E Glh.AA2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
The Ancient MaNas.

1t is urged 10y an archaeologist that
the Mayas, who once inhabited Amer
lea, had a civilization as far advanced
as that of any early people except the
Greeks. The dwellers in the iungles
of Nucatan, Guatemala and Honduras
are believed to be their descendants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15

my side, with bear
ing down pains and
was very nervous.
l was always tired,
alw avs d 70 wsy
never could G e t
enough sleep and
could not eat. / had
four doctors and
each told me some
thing different l
read of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
Diplomacy.

"pa, what Is diplomacy
Diplomacy, my boy. is the art of be-
ing diSagrceable Observation-Disclosures
Freefress.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
Clam Shells.

Clam shells are susceptible Of fine
polish ana are used for many orna-
mental purposes, Chinese carve them
into snuffboXes. tops OF walking sticks,
bracelets and similar articles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15

of leaden tint. eyes heavy
and dull, twitching eye
lids, itching of the nose,
itching OF the rectuin.
short dry cough, grinding
points sticking out on
of the teeth. little red
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
SAVES BOY fHOM WORMS

Mrs. Jennie Bowen of Meredith, \.
H., writes this kind Of letter "Yol
have helped my little boy. He would
have been in his grave before long"
Some symptoms of worms are; Dc.
ranged stomach, swollen upper lip.
sour stomach, offensive breath, hard
and full belly with occasional gripinss
and pains about the navel, pale face
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
Strono on Bills.

WlnkIc-My wife would make good
member of congress Hink'e-Why?
Winkle-She's always introducing bills
into the house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15

Cleanse the fountain IL you would
burify the streams. -Alcott.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
four DOCTORS
DISAGREED
Pains Disappeared After Use
of Lydia E. Pinlhham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wilmington, Del was suffering
from terrible bacllache and pains in
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15

Where love and skill work together
expect n masterpiece. -Reade.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
P. T. LEE, V. M. D.
VETERINARY SURGEON AND
DENTIST

Specially of Treating Lameness
Eldridge Coal Yard Washington ST.
Tel. 12e-M or 12e-W. Bennington, VT.
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TERMS: All sums o; SO and under
cash; over $40 credit OF 10 months
viii be given on approved endorsed
rotes with interest, payable at the
First National Bank OF Hoosick
Falls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Oeut(C6e Der(a0en
portuga( in Gife!
Gs fdeiut siemlidl iider, Saf SeutI6-
IauS an 1Ortasal &rieg
ertlGren fuir0.

2iIiobon, 2. Mara. - g(uf oie
9adridt bil OoB 0elitIdlano an
8ortugol aries erfldren miro, bubeu
GO bier aniGIiige oeiitife @eimafts
leute in Gle Die Stn0t berlaiIen ltn0
iid mad 5porieu begebelr glile
oeutihcn GeibGitsbGuier ltnO &c.
ibloiien iporoen. 2os QLusDGrtige
Pint 4ortugals bat it6 gelpetgert,
ben 5oroerungen Deuti1lailOs, Die
6eidlnenabnten oeutidea S9iffe
frei5ueeben, au entipre9en; elm arieg
3luiiden 9ertl6lano uno gsortugal
lit iomit iinausbleibli6. (g8os tltt'S2
@s fonlnlt 3eutiblono belte nift
onrallf alL o6 es einen 5eino mebr
ooer luelliger bat. Qlu9 nit ben
idpar5idluartigen Gortugieien miro
DeittidlanO fur9tbare Qlbre9nung
holten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Die 9rieCt)en 6a(ten
5u i6rem G0niQ!
alliierte Derindjten OnrdJ 9rObnnsen,
ben aOntg Sn beiuegen, in ben
SrIeg ein5ngreiien.

Berlin, 2. 0aGr3. (6uilfen6eridt. J
= o9oiten Sic es fiir mogli6. oof
unier Golf nit Dem 8uibnett ge.
5pln9en lper0en fam, ieine gteit.
trolitdt auf3ugeben2 @er glaubt,
0aR aie ejrie1en ibren t0nig I'M
q loiien meroen, fennt ibren
GG er ni6t.
0ieie 8orte gebrou6te Bremier
Sfolilonois bon @rie9enlan0 Dem
aorreiponoenten oes gerIiner Gage
biatts gegenilber in eirem sSnter.
piem, Oeiien Subolt bon Der lleber-
ieeiiden gtadrihtenngentllr foI9en-
oerulaBen befannt gegeben muroe:
n8renlier Sfoulolois Deriiderte,
oaB Die gntentend1te apii6en Dem
/. uno 10 eSanltor planten, 0a8
griedlide Golf gegen ieine Iegie.
rllng re6elliih 3il MAIDEN, inDen iie
beriltdten, (8riehenlano aus3l6un-
germ. 9lber oas grie9iife goIt ba.
be bon @entilien ufO Jril6ten ge=
iebt. 9lls Ole GttentenG1te Dies
tam ibuen gum 8elpllBt.
ieiil oaB nidt nur Die grie9iide glr-
NEE. ionnern oie @te6rbeit Oes gries
fiidlen goIfeS butter Der &egierung
itano.
Die entente Gnoerte Oaber i6re
gietbooen mo geitottete Dem grie-
diidlen golt ieine regeluldBigen 9fa.
tioen~ iagte 5tonlou0is.
gGriedeulano erboiit cine 0ffen,
itDc qegen (5olonifi inIO niirOc lie
beiBeR fubr Der Gre.
alier fort. n0enn Die 8eieBung Die
les 0afens liegt ieoem @rieden pie
lin Zip oltf Der 8ridt.
Ger 4renlier gloltbt, ooB oos grie.
i)iide golt feline 8eunrlt5ignng EN-.
ofin0er iBiir0e, falls Die 9Hl9arcn in
SriedenIan0 einrilden, I'm Saloniti
III bcfreieit
a,SeOenialls miro bic gSeIt aus
in0ig luadclt oaB Griedenluio ieineI
lleutroiitat nldlt nnf9ibf,@ erfldrte
,er 9teniier. oGs miro lid oa5u me
,er 0urh Die ereigniiie nod Ourd)
8affenaelualt beitinlmen laiien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
Srdi, &ilioll beltc6t
auf itinelt s(0ein!
1T luiinidt 3n luiiien, Oh Der Gongrek
Narnung DDr &eiien ant ar
tllterten sdiffen berlaugt!
Sin bIOkes SertranensbOtum gtnigt linn mid

legenbeiten iibertpieien ipor0en If.
ieltens oesielben Dem aongreB
5llr 4bitimnHllng eingerei6t Der0ea
tDilr0e.
g8adoem o6er Die slt61nger oes
BrdiioeHteH iid pabreno oes 3aaes
0apon itber5clgt batten, oaB Oie
gfebr5dbl Der oemofratilden aon.
9reB-allitglieoer ltn0 aud elm arc.
Ber Gcil Der 9fepublifaner alf 5ei.
ten oes GrdiiOenten iteben, 6eIdlIoB
oeriel6e, iih iiber Sic a6bie Der
ieiner 9lniidt nidt aiinIffq &c.
itnnten 6ilgrer Der 9ortei binDeg
brett an Den aongreB 5u luenoen
rno anf cine a6itinlnnlng iiber Oie
6rage Oh @merifoner Dor 92eiien
auT ornierten SauoeIsidiffen &c.
iparnt iUeroen ioaen, gu oriligen.
Eun fir 8iliOn.
aeprdientant Bou ser Itelfber.
tretenoe 8oriiBer Oes 6aus-aonitees
fnr fSeihaftsregeln, bot iid) gans
nn0 gar NIT Serrn gIIion's Sal.
ftlng einueritanben crfldrt Gr iaq.
te, er iei init Dem 8raiioenten Ser
gfeinlutg, oaB omerif. 9feiIenoe olif
9ampfern eeiparnt iper0en Iol(fen,
ebe 1te blngenor0et tperoen, 0afnit
linen bielleift cine @eIeaetheit ae-
geben miro. 81 entfonllnen. 8ie8
heiBt alio, ooB 9llnerifaner oas 9fedlt
baben, allf arrtierten 9ampfern sa
reiien. Sails oas Sous aomifeb
filr altspartige 9[ngelegenbeiten Die
betreffenoe gfeiolutiun Dem S5anIe
fadt alIr 9[bitimnllng einreihen
MIRO miro nns &onlitee fir @e.
idaftsregefn pon ieifer 9(mtsaeiualf
@ebraud MAIDEN un6 ipTbit cine Der
drttae 9feiollition ditsorbeiten itn0
Dor oas Sats bringe1
6pridlt nad berlurener GDit.
Setretar Sdniing bat geItern bel
Dem amerifonii6en 8otifafter @e.
raro in Berlin per &aheI ungefragt,
aitf mel6enl 0anpfer Die ibm BON
Der 0eutiden 9fegierlng onsge6ar-
0igtelr glbibrtften Der Gjcbeinbe.
feble Der engIiiten 9lomiroIitot an
aapitdne engliider Qruiierter San
oelsoanpfer o6geidift iporoen itno.
0}an pern1lttet i'm bieiigen Staots.
emt befanntIif, oaB bic @oitio6erb
lpeIde Die 0litteilltngen Oes BOT
idjafterS entgalten. OerIoren 9eaon.
gen relp. BON ben engliiden 9eb1r.
ben 6eihlagnobmt iporocn ftn0.
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anitraliidlc eolbatesfa.

Sonolullt, 2 @}dr8. g9ie sic
Gfii3iere Oes tiir3lib bier einQe.
troffencu Gdnpfers oSunona be.
rid)ten, mcnterten am is. ,Scbrliar
in einem britii6u &ruppeulager
nabe 5i0Hcg $4,000 Wlanu. l1e6-
rerc Sol0oten murocn get0tet o0er
Dermunoct. ebe cs gelang, oen Q[lf-
itanO nie0er5lIfdntpfen. 9ei 0icicr
@elegenbeit mur0en au9 15 aricdli-
ide lmo 0elltlhe 9anolltngen anee-
griifel un0 tciImeiie acrit0rt. 0ic
llnrubcn ipareu Ooralll 5uriif5ltflil.
reIt ooB Die 9eb0roen Die grer3ier-
5eit bon SO mli 1912 StltnOch m6.
dlelitlId cr6obt batten. Ser 2iper.
pooL 5abnhof purOc BON Sen llu3lt.
frie0enen gcitiirmt Crit inh 5luci
5oaen tontcn lid 0ic 8cb6r0en
luie0er Die Dglitdlioige aortroae il
6ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
lem 9or6' S Demos
rltiben Wl(IOn!
GrflGren iidJ fir ieinc @ieOeriuabl
GliBu 9tpOt griinSIidl
bernHtergeputt.

yeeiD Yort, 2. WtGr5. - 9ie 9e.
mofraten oes Stootes Stem gori
bielten geIteru etne irformelle aolt.
belltion a6, IN pel9er 9rdiioent 8il.
ion ltno oeHen auspGrtiger golitii
oas bolllte g}erttauen altsgeiprohen
m1tr0e. @leid3eittg lpur0en Die elm.
Ieitenoen S9ritte ltttternonrnen, eine
8ie0erlpabl g8ilion's 3u er3ieIen,
9llS 8elegaten at large our oen1o-
frotii6en gtntioual- -aonDention Dur-
ben 8unoe8lenator SSanneS 81. o.
@ormon, @m. Gburtb Osborn, Gor-
iiser oe8 oenlofratiiben Staats- -ao-
mitees, George S. 9ieDer bon 9uf-
folo in0 Rehtsaamalt Samuel I'm.
ternlber bon Seem gort norgeihEa-
gen. 0ieielben ipuroen nnter Der
itIllidmeigenoen llebereinfunft nomi-
niert, oaB iie fir etne 8ieOerluabl
8iliots eintreten itn0 Itinmen loa.
ten.
8te 9altpt- Iitiprdde bielt Grs
@onberneur @tartin $. @tDnn. eSlt
Oerielben 5oate er 8r1lioent g8iI-
Jon b0dites Sob pegen ieiner aus
martigen 45olitit unO itedte i'm nit
8aibington, 5obn 9oons, sSeffer.
ion lulo @rnrlt in cine Geibe. Sen
9lngriffen Der 9fepublifaner gegen.
iiber DerteiOigte er 8ilions Sta1lo-
puntt irbe5ug auf bic ongebIicbe Ser
leBlng Der 6elgii9en Nelttralitat iet.
tens 8erti4lanOS, iuoem er Den Ae-
plblifanern ibre 3eilndbntslojtgfeit
gegenitber oeu 8lutbaO bon GiIdi-
neff Dem @emebel in Nto5eoonien,
ben aongogreueln ttnO 0er 8erge-
maltiglng Soreas ieitenS s5apaas
borlporf.
9ln idledteiten fam @r- Senator
elibu gtoot meg, pel6er it'd ieit
a5abren oils 60r0erer Oes Syrie0ens-
geoanfens bingeitellt ullo logar 0ea
gtobelprels tltr 6oroerung 0e5 5rie-
oens erbalten babe, itll0 min uuf ein-
nal Die STRAIGHTFORWARD riibre rn0
oa8 Ssano in einen arteg nit DeutiA-
IotO binein3erren nt69te. lin ieine
politiiden 3mcde 5u ioroerl5 babe
Iid) 9foot aus elmer 6rieoenstaube
IN einen dui Rol6 ausgebenOen So,
oidJt perpdnoelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02

befannte 8itrger nit 6en Sontmelr
bon llnteridriften uilter 8roteittele.
gromne beiAdftigt, Die IN Der gta9i
nnd @oibington a6gingen.
8ie mir aus alien Seilen oea
StanteS erfabreM ipur6e oanf lin.
ierer glufrufe aud bort Die glei6e
grbeit nit groBem Gifer betriebtn
nno 1aben ni6t MIR Die 8meigber.
cine oes StaatsOerbanoes bon iif
9oren laliet ionoern aud bteIe 9ri-
batbiirger baben uniere &ongreBleute
in ibrer 9lbii6t, fir @eredtigteit
nno Srieoen eirautreten, geltilst.
2lu6 IN unleren Nahbarituoten bot
man nit glei6em 5ifer getpirft.
Die giirger 5aben ibre 95fliat
getatL boffen luir, oaB lire 6timtue
ni6t ungebort perboqt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
8uOen(c0ilf un0
Jl(inenleger Oer(en6t!
IdDt3eBn Mann beriiufen NIT ben
jtniienidliff; Miannidaft Ses
Niueafegers 9erettet,

2onOon 2. gtGr3. = Ser ruff
f6e 9oubeIsonulpfer o9llegonoer
8enbel4 nur0e I'M Gnglii6en aa-
nal bon einen 0ellti6en 3au1bopt
forpeOiert ltno nerlenft. gl1t5ebn
Matu Der geiobung ertra1fen, II
tpur0en 9erettet. Ser berienfte
Gantpfer batte 2Sas Gonnengebolt,
mrroe 1898 8ebaut ilnO eeborte nad
8etrogroo.
9apre, 5ronfreid, 2. @ldr8.
Der fran3oiilde @tinenfeeer n9lu
Sfebotr" (oeuticb n2tllf &ieoeriebenl@
aber er fonlh1t nfdt wieoerl) lnur.
De geitern Don einen 0eutiAen Soud-
boot torpe0iert uno berienft. Die
9tannidoft rettete iif III gooten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
.9nn0erIe uOn DrOIvnen a6jcIan0l!
Sen0toren unO ORongrebleute autgetorOert, ame-
rlka aus Dem Erieg 6erauS5u6a(tenN

@ie aud oie gSiirfe[ in 3o.
ibin9ton fallen mogen in Der Stels
lrngnabme oes Sgr1iiocnten IN Der
5roge betreffs Des Reiiens Der Slime.
ritaner. auf arniierten 5diffen Der
glaiierten eine WtaBnobne, Sic oa.
5it angeton lit, lns in Dem arieg All
treiben, bic 8iirger bon 9ee6rosfn
boben oie @enugtintug AT ipiiIen, in
0ieier ipidtigen 9Gngelegenbeit ibre
Bflidt getmI 81 baben. 0unoerte
Don giir9ern bdben in oen lebten
3agan griefe ltuo 0epci6en an ole
beioen -Selatoren lno dlle
&ongreBleitte pen gte6ruSfa abges
lan0t uuo iie nringno eriudt, Die
amerifaner Dor Dem gfeiien auf bic
len Shiffen, 5li iparnen.
Sier in Gulabn 5aben iid bie[e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
9a6en (ie Ole
,,N(0me" erwi(c6t?

93uenos 9tpres. 9, 91drS. Sier
lit Die gtadridt einaetroffen, oaB bri.
tiide ariegsibiffe Oen oeuti9en
areuaer v0ioeipe~ Der ole ,2Gppam"
abfing lttO cine 2ln8obp anoere gam
Oelsidiffe berientte. an Der aillte
9raiilienS eripiiht Baben ioIlen uno
0erienft ipuroe. Gs beiBt, 0aB 6ie
uMoelpe4 pou britiltben sfrelt8erft
iiber ben 03ean gejagt lpur0e. aebn.
lide 9erihte gelangten aud nod
glrgentinien 8ie oortige &egierung
ober ertldrt, oaB Dc oteSbe3iigliAen
@eriidte nidt beitafigt fulo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
streifsma aeaen enaliide aiite.

SOnoon, 2. @tdrl- Gin 6cutfhcs
Marine-5Slug8elQ 8irfeIte Icbte 9tadt
iibcr mehreren Grtihaften an Scr
iiio0itliben &iiite Gnalan0s nao
mari cine 9ln5abl @onlbcn herob.
Gin neun 0ionote oltes Sino mllr0e
get0tet an miIitdriiden g2erfen
pur0e fem S6aoen angeridtet.
(9oB Oie @ou6en ober geraoe ein
neun @}ouate attes aino treffen
mnBten lit lmheinlidl, lmo OoB Die
gomben ourbmeg 8linoq1naer ma.
rem pirit' onf Die Oeutiden Netni.
tioneiabriten ciu idlehtea 2idlt
2aer 9lmibt Oiciem britiidlcu geriht
mir ia lidt; Die perogene 9anae
ton 3cltloren Dat picOcr eintal &C.
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Srotfraluallc in ssanicn.

9laorio, 2. glarJ. SSSlr gan3
Spanien gd6rt eS lte6eraa lit es
an araudlleu 9etommen. SSu So
lencia miro ein olaemeiuer Sfteif
angeoronet; c5 fam ST StraBen.
faupfen mobci chl 3iniliit 8et6tet
rn0 mebrerc auocrc @iirger perlebt
muroen. 9ic gieaiertmg lit oufGc.
ior0ert lpor0en, 0eD greis Der 9tab-
rnnasnittel beraGplieten uu0 Den
2!rbeit5loieu @eiddftiaung 3ll gebeu.
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eo6t Dentidlen ernanliatiunsaelit.

SIN 0ana iiber 2onoon, 2. DtGrS.
lllter oen Eoiid9ieren oe8 om
23, SebrIiar uon 93otter0am nah
9felD Yorf o6geiabreren GonipIers
nRottcronn" befiuoet iif 8r. u. $.
9iemman bon S1lorpile, ScnlieiIec.
Der oI8 Gbcinr5t Der 9lmerifoniidlcu
@eieIlidjaft pom 9ioten areu3 in
8elltidIano unO 9iuBlon0 tdti9 mar.
9r. Rctphlnn iprad iidl Dor ieiiler
a6reiie iiter oeutihes 9rganiiati.
onstalent III 8orteu beler 9egeiIte.
rtng aus. Gieier Organizations.
geiit. Inate er, mode iih III Der Gin.
ridtma ser 6entI9en 9ajarette mo
in oaell 3ipeigen Oes 0eutiden Seer.
neieus in berpOrrngeibem Nfabe
gelteno. Die Ser. Staatet, ineinic
Or. Ielunau, bdtten BON 9entid.
LAMB nod niel 81 lernen.
@om 0ttpber 1914 biz Sepfem.
Der 1915 mar Or. gtcIuman Gbef.
ar5t eines Soipitnls in CberifIeIien,
mo er i400 hirurii6e Joae bcban.
bette.
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gluujeoelt luil( uidlt.

g2ep gort, 9. 0}dr5. = Sol &oo-
iebelt Bat ben StaatSiefretdr bon
,5Qinois IN aenltuiS geieBt, oaB er
iib nidt nm Die 4rdiioentepnoulina-
tion belper6e uuO miiilide ieinen gtn-
men nidt oiif ben 8qbl5ettel ieben
81 laiien. IS lit Oieies Der bierte
Staat. in tpeldem Der Colonel Ieis
nen aanen BON 8abl8ettel auritdge-
5ogen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-02
g9cttrrberiMt.

sir Gmaba unO llmgegeno
Sdon beute abeno umO SSrcitag.
gtidlt 10 falt 5reitoe.
sir gtebrasfa: GoruusiihtIifI
lbon beute aben0 uuO 5reitag. 9fidt
10 falt tSreitog.
Sir Soua IeiIDeiie belpoIft ben.
te abenO aditer I'M oitliden uno
5eutralen 8eil 5reitog allgelnein
idlon. gtidt 10 folt I'M uorOmeitIiben
SelI.
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spiritnsperhrand einaeidrdnft.

8erIih 2. @drJ. 0a 5piri-
tus fir te6uiid)e 3pefe biel ge-
brardlt miro. bot 0ie Oeutihe He-
giernng cine GerorOnltug erlaiielr.
laut lDel6cr Der 9crbroiid bon Spi-
ritllS iitr anoere 3nefe porlQufig
no9lidlt eingeIbrdnft miro.
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9fiIinnincn NcrInae ein6cridltct.

gsoilin1ton. ?. Wars. Die
9sfiIippiilen -8orlage nit Dem GIarf
ihen 3uiaB, neIde Die llnabbduaig-
lett Der 86iIippineu innerbal6 pier
5aBre poriiebt 1T pie lic bereits
lin Sendt aHaeuannuen 0cnl Nmls
geiteru giiritig emoerid)tet lpor0en
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famine 6cera6t Bun.

9'ue6lo, Gplo.. ,. @ldr5. ge
5apinete, Colo, i'm @laf Cannon
wllroe geitern Gin 8erioneu3ug untel
einer canine bearaben. 3ipei goI
iaaierc iollen nms Seben gefonlnter
ieiit mahrenO mebrere oerlebt huur.
sen Sic lleberIetelloeu iinS or
Ginaang 0es Commons eingeiAneii
luo f0nnen niht' iUeiter
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slett fumnen @er6eiratetc 6rnn.

2ou0on, 2. @}Gr5. - 0te 9fe-
aierptng modte beute befallnt, oaB
Die gerbeirateteu oentnGdit ann @}i-
litdroienit berange5ogen peroen mir
ben.
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aentidlcr 3citnnosmanm aeiturbcn.

Camille. 81, Olorj. Gberit
@m. IT. .g'rpaut Rcooftrur Der
! Ganpille 9eutid)e 3eitiing@. 1T
ploBIih int ct. Gliiobetb Soipitaf
qeitorben @r mar 60 Sabre alt
lmo Elm 9'eteran 0eS oeiltid)-iran5os
itiden arie8es.
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Rumdni(d)e gruppen
On Buf9arien S 9renje!

salonifb 2. @3ar5. Sier eil-
9etroifeneil 9ladrtdten 5ufolge bat
Ger rnndniide @euaralitab 10000
gtann 8ruppeu an Der bulgarii6en
t8ren5e, Der 6eitn 4lioSin gegeu-
it6er, 8uiaauHenge3ogen
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Die britiiden gerInite i'm fc6rnar.

2on6on, ,. 9idrj. 9ie briti-
id]en striegsnerInIte i'm 6efular be.
lieien fid, pie ans oenNSiiten ber-
ooreebt. auf 739 0iii5iere uno H.
sl7 lllteroiii5iere unO @iann-
ihaitea
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NiIfafpnb.

YIITHTUhD.
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25
BEAUTIFULLY ENTERTAINED

The Auxiliary Club brought its
club year to close Shy enter
tanning the Lidgerwood Woman :
Club at the home Of Miss Movius
and Miss Chezik last Saturday
evening.
The rooms were cleveriy and
tastefully decorated and represent
spring. With all the plants,
flowers. artificial birds and color
cd electric lights, they resembled
veritable fairy garden. Music
readings and games furnished en-
tertainnlent for Intervening, after
which four-course lunch was
served.
Miss Emma Eckes, bride-elect
of next month. featured unwit-
ingly in one Of the games, khich
proved to be a surprise shower
given in her honor. She receiv-
ed many handsome and useful
gifts from the members Of both
clubs.-LidgerwoOd Broadaxe.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25
MAKES GOOD IN IDAHO TOWN

we Tins week recclV'd q copy OF
the Lewiston idaho Tribune,
containing among other things an
nXc"llrnt likeness OF our old
friend Henry Hartung. VIII" is now
general manager of ih" I.rWiStnn-
Charleston Transit Co.. in which
enterprise several of our local bus
mess men are Interested.
The picture of MIR. Hartung was
published i'm connection with an
account of h" p''"@r">S of he
street car company for tn" year
past. and containing S':n" inter
est ing statistics.
TN" company arrr!rt 329,211
passengers during he year.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25

He feared an operation end in
seeking a way out he tried Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. 1t succeed
ed.
After he had gained back his
strength he wrote:
II thought l would let you know
how l was benefited by Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. l took 1t
some time ago. 1t did all that
you claimed it would do. l was
SO bad that the doctors told me
l could not live without an opera
ton. but l did not have one and
II don't think l shall ever need
one now. have felt no signs Of
gall stones since l took your
treatment
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. Eat
as much and whatever you like.
No more distress after eating.
pressure of gas in the stomach
and around the heart. Get one
bottle Of your druggist now and
try it on an absolute guarantee
/ if not satisfactory money will be
returned-Henry Miller & Co.,
Druggist. and all other reliable
Druggists. Adv
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25

Mr.. Co!liEson two gears ago oc-
rslpird the I'hirI farm just north
of the n. p and later moved east.
The family was we'll liked here
and the news is indeed sad. He
was }5 years of age, and left a
wife and two children. Funeral
services were held end intcrmcmt
made at Galva, "Wednesday. de-
ceased was 4 nephew of S. S. Col
linsun and a brOther-in-llw OF
Pete F.lglund, ~esiding east of
" Observation-Disclosures Pioneer.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25

TT was announced by Thomas
Hall, secretary of state, that 3d.
09l names are attached to petit
lions field by the city of New Rock
ford for vote on the removal of
the state capital from Bismarck
TO New Rockford. Unless Bis
marck successfully attacks these
petitions in the court Of North
Dakota will vote on the removal
at the general election.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-05-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS

In the WaIIpeon, N. ID. Post Ot1ic"
May oath. 1916
LADIES
Bellourt. Miss Hilma
Campbell, Miss Winnifred
Cook, Miss Emma
Hrhlnan, Miss Emma
I.iZott. Miss Nirgini
I'a!mal:cr, Miss Hattie
Patrick, Miss Amy
slime. Maudc +.
Young, Miss Jennie
GENTLEMEN
Basimann, John
I,undreck, Willie
Carlson. l.. \.
Farrell. James
Gray, G.. G..
Hoffman, Clio Go. ~
Lock, Ollie
Morris, +. i.
Mcguire, Harry p.
Nfstrom, Fred
Paine. Edward S.
Sedler. G.. w.
Taylor, Dan II.
ThOber. Rev. \. C.. w.
ThorStenSOn. Ray
Wehcn calling for the above
please say advertised and givk
date of list.
Respectfully.
G.. ID. RITTENHOUSE. p. NJ