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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
COMPLETE VOTE
FROM PRIMARIES
Frazier Has Over Four Thousand More
Votes Than 0tner Three Candidates
For Coverney Combined.

The complete returns from
the primaries show that Fraz-
ier, the Nonpartisan League
candidate for governor receiv-
ed 4O,OO1 votes, this being
4, 4,O89 majority over all the can
didates in the field.
Complete returns also show
Nestos to have received more
votes for United States Senator
than did Governor Hanna.
Thomas Hall made the most
phenomenal run of any candid
ate on the ticket, his majority
over his opponent being 45, OO5
the biggest majority ever re
ceived by a candidate in the
political history of North Da-
kota.
Following is the complete
returns On state contests:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
New HON estead Ruling.

Bismarck, July l4.-Under
the law passed by congress
permitting homesteaders an
additional quarter, the land
Office has received applications
for nearly 10000 acres.
The filing fees aggregate
over So, 900. In the new entry,
if located within 20 miles of the
original entry, the homesteader
is required to comply with all
the provisions of the home
stead act, except that he will
not be required to erect a
hOuse.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
FARM BOYS hike
is SUCCESSFUL
First Tour Of Botiineau county Boys
Farm Club Proves Both Eduea-
tional and EatertalaIng.

The first Bottineau County
Farmer Boys Hike and :Chau-
tauqua July 18th to 14th. while
not so largely attended as hop
Led for, was in every other re-
,spect a complete success and
those boys who availed them
selves of the opportunity to
study farming and live stock
first hand were amply repaid
for their time and expense.
The east side boys were en-
tertained Tuesday noon at the
hospitable home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Robert Brander where a
photo of the group and Boys
Alfalfa Plot was taken, the
farms of G.. G. Gorder, who
has fine field of alfalfa: H.
R. Russell who has the first
concrete silo built in the coun-
ty and 7. l.. Gorder, who has a
stave silo, were visited enroute.
After dinner the boys were
taken over to Mr.. Brander's 8
alfalfa fields of more than 80
acres and shown the incubation
of the nitrogen gathering bac-
terra on the roots. The next
place visited was the new mo-
dern school building in Pea
body Township, thence to the
farm of ]. B. Garwood, where
alfalfa hay stacking was in
progress, thence to the farm Of
L, Ravers where a demonstra-
tion in rope splicing on Mr..
Raver's hay rope was given by
Mr.. John Brander.
The next place visited was
George Whites big grain farm
where a concrete hog house
was inspected, thence to the
Meadow Lawn farm where the.
boys. were given q chance to
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
the judicial findings. Justice
Christianson explained that he
had recently nI1rchased nroner-

the judicial findings. Justice
Christianson explained that he
had recently purchased proper
ty in Bismarck but that he
would allow any district judge
to sit for him. if his property
holdings disqualified him for
sitting. Both sides explained
that they were willing for
the judge to sit.
Attorney Lawrence has rails
ed the point that the courts
have no right to interfere with
the legislative branch of the
state COVE m e n t. Bis
marck is attacking the consti-
tutionality of the initiative and
referendum amendments adop-
ted two years ago by the peu-
pie. claiming these amend
ments, which provide for di
rect amendment of the consti
tuition by the people, are not
self executing.
These same points are invol-
we'd in the immigration board
case. Attorney Lawrence, in
his brief, declares that the sup
rene court has no power to in
terfere with the submission of
this amendment to the people,
AS in voting under the initiative
petitions the people are acting
in a legislative capacity and
cannot be enjoined.
Secretary of State Hall was
ordered to give the litigants
full access to the capital remov-
al initiative petitions. Hall
had refused to allow the Bis
marck citizen mittee ac-
cess to them, after it was dis
covered that letters were being
sent to the signers asking them
to withdraw their m S.
When attorneys wanted to ex-
anime the petitions, Hall re-
fused.
Halls refusal was. based on
the statement that he feared
some of the lists might dissap-
pear and then there would not
be enough names left to make
the petitions to refer the pro-
position valid.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
Woifegd Lit Up.

Wolford. is lit up-witt e1e2--
tricity.
Quietly and without any
fuss. F. r. Mars turned ON the
juice Tuesday might, and VOL
ford took it's place among the
electric street lighted towns of
the state.
Wolford has a population of
219. It is not Incorporated as a
village, the cost of the lights is
paid by The township, the light
proposition carried with only
two dissenting votes.
Beat it-if you can.
-WOlfOrd Mirror.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
B0TTlNEAu MAN
ROBBED IN CITIES
Homsn Township Farmer Encounters
Ysggs In Minneapolis and Is
Minus Money Roll.

Minneapolis Journal: 3D.
ward Skellerud of Bottineau,
N. D., was robbed of $50 and
$675 in notes and checks when
he asked two men at Second
and Marquette avenue where
he could find a hotel. He was
lodged for the night by the
police. .
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20

The advance agent for
the Billy Bennett Shows was
in town Saturday and made
application for a license to
show here during the two days
of the fair. The city authorit-
les did not deem it proper to
admit road show into town
during the fair week and the
request for licence was de-
MED.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
BOLD PlGGER SOLD
BOOZE TO OFFICER
Warned That No Would Be Punched
But Took Matter as 4 Joke
Until Nab bed.

The joint which was formerly
conducted bv John Wallace in
the building just south of the
Rex hotel on Second street S.
w., and on which there is an
injunction at this time, and for
selling booze in which Wallace
is now in district court, a jury
having failed to agree on his
guilt was the scene of a rather
bold sale of liquor yesterday
which may land Otto Teschner
i'm the tolls of the law.
Justice Burke, who is also
juvenile officer, had a hunch
that Joe Black, a boy about
nineteen years old and small
for his age had. been buying
liquor at the Joint. Accompani-
ed by Policeman Reed and
Black he went to the place to
make an investigation. The
man from whom Black had
been buying was not tendin e
bar that day, and w. A. Led
better was doing the work.
Black asked him for something e
to drink but Ledbetter was
suspicious of the gang and de-
Clined to come across, declar-
ing that there was nothing of
the kind on the premises and
nothing could be bought, and
intimated that the place might
be used for a Sunday school.
The officers sat down to wait
and look about, and while 50
occupied Otto Teschner, who
seemed to be sort of head man
at the emporium just now
came in. Justice Burke made
a request for something to
drink to him and Teschner in
quired if they would pull him
if he sold to them.
"Sure,' said Burke, we
will pull you if you sell us the
liquor.'
Teschner concluded to take
the moral risk however, anC
said he would allay their thirst
The party took beer, Reed com
ing across with a dollar to pay
for it, Burke having no small
change.
The party was served at {
table, the regulation opener be
ing brought out. The prophet
or went to another table to ge
glasses for his customers anC
when he returned Justice
Burke informed him he was
pinched.
He set up loud protest, an:
said it was dirty trick on tht
part of the Justice, and calico
attention to the fact that h<
had sold the beer in good faitf
and with the best motives
Burke replied that he was tolG
in advance that he would be
pulled if he sold to them and
justified the course on grounds
of moral expediency.
Teschner is an old offender,
having done time for selling
liquor in the past. Policeman
Reed was we'll known to the
man who sold the liquor, hav-
ing been the raiding officer
when the joint was rounded
up before. Burke was we'll
known to the booze vender
who sold the beer as a justice
of peace in the city and an
officer sworn to enforce the
law.
The liquor was not kept in
the joint itself. but was pro-
cured from some place on the
outside. Minot Optic Report
er
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-07-20
a. AASA0OASOA
County Agricultural Agent

Alexander Burr returned to
his home at Rugby today after
spending several weeks in this
city at the home of his aunts,
the Misses Burr.
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6~lambensbeiler tuoncn
Sanatcriml1t erriebtcn!

Bolton, @a,, Z. 9e8. 81
@loubeisbeiler 4nItoIt, neIfe oil.
2one Gree Sill in grooflgn erri9.
tet meroen iou, miro bermitteli
@riinOung zines 81 ,O00.0O0 MIDI
ii6eriteigenoen 5onos gebout, einge
ri6tet uno u~nterbalten fperoen
9ie be3igIiden 8lGne puroen beittt
Ourf Die G9riItian Science.0 iref,
torens 9eb0roe befdnnt eegeben. GSiit
Ole SeiIanItalt ielbit, Die urlter 6el
ltnmiteIboren qufiift Der uGbri,
itian Science Benevolent Qiiciotion"
iteben miro, ioIen mad Den 8oran.
i1ld9en Der Gireftoren minoeItena
100000 berpen6et DerOen. Ole
BlGne fir oen Son0s i6lieBen aid
einen aufpanO bon 525, 900 fir Den
%2lnfnltf bon @runoeigentan elm,
lpelf)eS an Die bicItge W}tttterfirdc
anitoBt. Der 3ncd Der 8eripenoung
oieIeS neuen Gigentllms lit ni6t &c.
fannt gegeben poroen.
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DcMtiHe Grfclgc
INT OFT INC meit!

Berlin, 7. 9e8. - Cine @urniion
BON so Gitiien plroe BON elmer flei-
nen abteilung 0euti6er unO Deter.
reid. ungarn gefangen genommen,
Die auf 8orpoItenpatroitille Daren,
peItli6 BON Sud am 2ltga Stub,
iagt bos bcutige omtIide Bulletin.
gln oieier gort8en 6ront entlang 1o-
ben ferner Die oeuti9en @erbitnoeten
ale Stequngen beballptet, troB flint
ifwerer nddtlider augriffe Der
&uiien.
0a8 Is. 8etpbGIiide Snforterie.
9te9tment lit in cine fran8oitide Ser
l6an3ltlg eingeortlngen ur0 bat Die
@obe 30l meItli6 Der 9tda8 ges
balten. Die 6tequng lit iuoli9 bon
Waleneourt gelegen un0 mur0e nab
reno Der 5dladten int bergangenen
CONNER oft %ertpdbnt. Der @ipfel
Der Sobe nuroe gebalten un6 flint
iron5oiiide 0fi8iere unO $50 Nam
gerieteu in @efangenidaft.
Bel einem 6treif5ug elmer unierer
9lbteillngen on Der 0eort Somme
Jront nuroen ii @efangeue einge-
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Ucnraloiidc S6mersen
p~erIcbwinSen fc6neA
6nnberteu 1T Glunufs Ointment Elm
SdmeraenliaOcrer.

Die reiBenoen S6mer5en bon
ReuraIgie un6 SSfi1s berid)minoen
idneu our6 etne Iin0ern0e, ouber.
lide @inreibung nit Sloan's 2ini.
n1ent.
8erubigt Die Rerben beieitigt 6os
bet1ubenoe @efibl un6 bietet ourfl
feline Itdrfen0e 8irfltng ouf Qerben
unO Meltsfeloeaen iofortiee @rIeid.
terung.
SIon's Eminent lit reminder unb
Ieidter at gebrouden, uI8 idmte.
rtge Bflaiter unb Solben uno Der.
itopft bic 8oren ni9t.
Reibt es elm es 0rinat elm.
@ertreibt 66mer8. sic finoen Sci.
lung bon Rbeumotismus, 9euraIqie,
SSdias, @enidltarre, 8obnidmera
uin.
9ei 8errenfunger, gerTtaudun.
gen, Guetidunger, idfpors.uno.
bIoltert 9leden lin6ert Sloon's 81.
nimlert iofort Ben Sdmers.
Sc 1T elm pabrer 6reun6 Ser
eonaen SomiIie. Bel ibrem gpo.
tbefer in 25c, Soc uro ST 5IoIden.
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BanGett so Gtren
miMiam y. Brpans!
BRIAN erflGrt rationale grObibi.
tiOn fir bic nidtisite 5rase
Der @egeniUart.

8oibin9ton 7. Deb gu @brer
.8m. S. grpous fanO bier geiterr
ieitens ieiner ncmofroti1hen 8epun'
oerer Elm grobes 9nnfett itntt, IN
Incident Der oSilberaiingige" nui
ale mogli6e @eiie betpeibrdtferi
iDur6e. glr9 BON 8rdlioenten Bil.
ion mar cine 9epeide cingetroffen,
in tpeI6er Die SeIbItloligfeit 9rpons
@rpan mo ieIbitlos2l Sob Did
has @diishen beiBt) bod eeprie.
fen miro.
Sn ieiner &eoe ipra1 grDon bon
&eformert, melGe CT in ben n6hIten
bier Sabren Ourdgefiibrt ieben mod.
te, rito bel 6enen Die rationale Gro.
bibitton In eriter Gteibe ltebt. Damn
fomrnt 6os GroiienItimn1redt, oiref.
tc @abI bes &r1itoenter, oltsIdlieB.
lide 8unoesfoEtroae iiber Die Glen.
babnregulottoL unO Elm g%ieferen.
bum iiber bcabii6tigte ariegser.
f%I6ruugen. 9ono6 ion oIio feline
&~e9teritng &rieg erfl1ren Oiirfen,
ebe bos Bolt nidt gu Der 5rage in
elmer 8abI SteDung genoupnen bot.
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bMnScrt SeeleMtc
finScn WcnentcSI

@aori6, 7. Sea. - einbunoert
@onn Der 9eiusung oes ipanii6en
0ampfers p9io ser Reunte" puroen
Elm 6pfer ser 8eIen, ais 0os S9ifi
pGbrenn zines Stltrmes, etipa 3tpei,
bunOert 0tcilen bon ben &anoriiden
'SnieIn entfernt, ben llntergang ion0.
Sour % Mann tonnten bon Dem in
Der Nd9e befinoli6en 0onpfer oglt.
enoS 4pres" oufgenommen meroen.
Ser IeBtere Gampfer fonnte lpegel
OeS ouberoroentIi6 boben 8elen-
gauges Dem beordngten 9diff feline
.Silfe ~ange0eiben Ioiien.
Der heterogeneous 9ompfer be.
ian0 iid ouf Der 5nbrt bon Seem Or
leans nod Barcelona.
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DeMtitIanSs untwcrt
int 2lrabiasSaM!
9eittider SandbOut-@ ommanOant
belt Irabia fir eineu Srnp.
pentraHsport. 0ampfcr.

8nibinaton Z. Sea. - Sn iet-
ner beltte I'M Stoatsomt eingetroffe,
men Intiuort atf Anfragen Der
Bunoesregierung itelt 8eutihluno
ben torpeoierten 0ampfer %aglrabio"
oils Elm Gruppentronsportihiff bin
iino gibt 5it, Dob Der aommonoant
oes Oeutiden Sau6bootes bosielbe
inter bieiem @imorrtd berietttt bu-
be. @leidseitie lit 9eutihlano ie'
bod bereit. prompt Die notigen aon-
iequenaen 5u 5ieben, falls Die @un'
hesregieriing bemeiIen fonne, 0oB
Sns Sdiff ein geipobnlther BaiIa.
.fgier0nmpfer Itott zines transport.
oampferS mar. 2oitt Der 0elitiden
Note boben Die llnteriufuneen fol.
genoe Gotiohen ergeben:
nam Worgen oes 6. 9obembers
itieb oas oeutibe 3auhboot auf Ell.
men eroBeu Dampfer. Der bon Der
Gergt StroBe, 100 nalttiihe Mtetleu
tDeitlid BON Den SnIel Gerigo fam.
Der Dampter mar idipor3 onge.
ltriderL un0 bate einen idnar5en
Sberbait, m1brenb Die 9atnpfer DER
q. & q. 60, ionit einen peiBeu
Gberbdi1 baben.
Der 8nmpfer, Der nit Der ara.
bia ioentiid mar, fubr nidt n1tf
Der reguIdren Strede, ipelde ge.
pobnIid bon oen 8ipiI6en Bort Sai0
un0 Molta fobrenoen Qompfern be.
mibt miro. ME aus Der beigefiigten
Gorte flor ~beruorgebt, ionoern nabm
einen ,3id5af &urs mad @eften ait,
'120 Seemeilen n0rolth Der reglt.
idren Strede. 3ieier Gurs, auf
Dem oos 5ot66oot an 0emielben
Rorgen unO an 6erieI6en SteQe
oret 1bnliden 3ampfern begeenet
mar, fitbrt bon Dem gegGiiden
Reer mad WlaIto, ioOoB Die arobio
iih nuf Der Qartgo.W alto Grams.
portTtrefe befnno, ole ionit nltr fir
9riegs5pede bcnltt miro, tpie oie
bisberiae @%rfabrilng geIebrt bat.
Der aommonoant oes Gauhboos
tes iiber5eugte iid auBeroem Dab
ith an 3ed 0e3 0nmpfer8 cine gro
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OMAHA 8entider ltuteritiibnnss-
WereiR.

Ser Omaha 9euti6e ltnterItii.
lungs gerein belt am RontuQ Ietnt
Notwithstanding ab, lpobet fol.
een0e geointen erp1bIt nuroen:
9rdfibent Sacob S9oBler; 9i3e.
9rdiioent 4oDert 8infeImaun; sc.
fret6r 5reo 8oifer; Shnbmeiitet
Sobn Soffmonn; 6iibrer Go. 5or.
tier; 8eriDdltungsrot 8m. 2idert,
Soul Wliiller uno MeIf. 2ei8. Ger
gerein lit finonaieG iebr gut be.
IteIlt. Gin rieiies WiitgIieO nitroe
aufgenonti1en un6 nodoetn Die bor-
Iiegenoen @eid1fte crIeoigt mareu,
Ietteu fid bic griiOcr 5t ciilcn ae.
miitIideu Shmaus suinHtlIen
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AmItraliiGe Nrbeiter
9 Hcnikrtpticn!

2onborl Z. 0ea. - Cine gfpltter
8epeide mel6et, boB bel Der Son.
feren8 Der ouItraIii6en arbeiter.
i6aft bittere Reoen gegen Die Gin
fiibrung oes 3pangoienites gebaG.
ten nur0ett. Senator 2nnd uno
8urdea, Mit9lie6er Der ouItrali-
i6en 2egisIotur, Die in elmer ae0e
Die 3nang8ou8bebung begiinItigten,
puroen aus oem 8erein altsgelto.
ben.
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be au5abI gbineien ino anbere far.
bige Berionen IN ibren Nationol'
foitimen befonoen fpeIde er fiji
Observation-Disclosures belt, nie iie in
GROCER 3obl bon ben 5einoer
0eutihIanos binter Der 5ront be,
mutt peroen. Gros oes floren @et.
tiers un6 iorefdltiger geobahtiing
fonnte er feline 6ruien uno feline
&in0er ent0eden.
Inter 6ieien llmit1nben mar scr
%aommanoart bes Soldbootes iiber.
0eugt, Dab CT eB nit einem Sritpprt,
&ransport6nmpfer i'm englii6en
3ienite ait titn batte, Der gen1b beg
internationoIen @eIeses ais Elm
Silfsfriegihiff at betrahten uno
%0engenaB ais elm &riegsihiff gu
beban6eln mar. @r belt iid notitr.
gern1b fir berehtigt, ben 9ampfer
obne 8cr5itg onougrcifen uno ber.
1enfte i'm.
Sollte Die omerifnnii9e Regie.
rttng ben @efpeis Iiefern t6nnen,
Dab Die grnbia our Belt Der Cor.
peoierun8 elm getpobnliher 8ono.
gier.8 ompfer mar, piirOe Die &ano.
lilnosmeiie oes &ommanoanten oes
Eouhbootes niAt in llebereinitim.
m1ing Der ibm erteiIten Snltrllf.
tionen fem ga OieIe Snitruttionen
belite nod tpie fritber iid an Die in
Der 6clttiden gtote bonn Mfoi 1916
g~e9cbenen 3uberIi6eritngen holten.
0ies mitroe Gin 6all zines be.
oatterItden DtiBberItdnonifies ietn,
Gus benz Die berti6e Regieritng
prompt Die n0tigen aoniequenden
8ieben tpiiroe."
Setrstar 2auIns iducist.
Setretdr 2oniing peieert fth, oltf
oen Snbalt Der gote irgeuoneI6c
aommentore 81 MAIDEN.
Da8 5taotsamt bat itetg I'M gri.
buten boraitf b~tngepieIen oob Die
8%erienfltng Der oarabia" Der
Smlptfaq iei ol,f Dem oie 3lt-
fiinitigen amerifonii6 .0el1ti6en Sc
%5iebuugen berubeu niiroen. @s
mur0e berborgcboben Dab Die oeut.
ihe Regiertng ole Sotiade berpor,
geboben bat, naB Die aoulmonoanten
Der Goil6boote INNER nod gefebl
boben, benz itternotionalen @eiee
6olge 5u IeiIten, nie es Die Ser.
Stnaten I'M Suiier San %geforoert
botten.
Su offi3ieIen arciien miro Die.
Grtldritng 9e1ttidlnnos aIg iebr
ihD1dIid be3ei9net. 81breno
feline 9efpeiie b%orliegen, ooB Oie
gnnobme Der 6elltiden 8egierung,
6oB ii6 auf Ser grabia oIiatii6e
SoIoatens arbeiter beian0en, fn[I6
lit lit ieood aus Der 5hfffsliite
ooB iid 6rouen mo
an 8oro befonocn. G8 beiBt
aIeroin9s, ooB Der Goa nift 81.
rett o6elitnt" iei, aber 8eomte ser
Regierung mei0erten fid, an3ugeben,
OBJ Oerielbe 8u einem 9rud nit
Deuti6Iano fiibren tonne, fda8 Die
oeutihe grt[1rung 8u idpdhlidI
iein fol(te. %(2Ilberne bon griten
in Die @elt aeieste @eriidte.)
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@albbranb in getp serien.

Sopetpea, q. $, Z. 0e3. Gin
fur6tbarer 8olobraltO, our6 6eftigc
8inOe nngefadt, Bat an Der @ren5c
bon Srnteroon uno Someriet Gottn.
ties ieds 0eilcn mertboIen Balo-
lanoes oernidtet unO @rnten unO
6armbduier 5erit6rt. Die 5lommen,
pelfen biSBcr nod nidt bei5utom.
men mar, bcOroben beitte mebrere
9Drfer, Die in ibrem @eee Iieget.
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geetterberiht.

Sir Omaha unO 1tmqeaen6
Sdon hette abeno un6 6reitag
fGIter betlte oben6.
Sir ~gtebrosfa: gGgemein i66n
beilte nben0 iinb 5reitog; faIter belt,
tie abenO; iteigenoe Gemperatltr i'm
peItIiden Cell 5reitag.
Sir Soma: 2eidter 9fegerL fiber,
gebeno in Sdnee mo 5iemlid fGlter
belte abeno; 6reitog id0n uro tai.
ter i'm 6itIi3en Sell.
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Cine iuarne Nadt.

Cine nusnabmspeiie marine gtadt
bate 0maba 3u ber8ei4nen. 9as
thermometer hieg gegen 8nei I1br
frilb bis ouf 60 @rao. ~2laeroings
ma6te es oann mieoer einen Sat
in Die 3iefe uno Itonb I'M s ubr
ouf nur 80 @rao.
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Sur 6ebnfta Scs
cnel. N6erbaucs'

2onoon, 7. 8e8. - lin 6ie Gr.
5eugung bon 0abrmg5mitteln i'm
2onOe 8l erb0ben bat a6nig George
einen grIaB unter5ei6net, tpeI6er
Dem Observation-Disclosures sic
Madt berleibt, Ieeriteben6es ooer
bebaltteS 2ano 81 iiberne6men, INN
@etreioe un0 Semitic borouf 8l
pflan3en.
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Qeitet Observation-Disclosures

@oibtngton Z. Qe3. = Der Die.
.iige 8anfprditoent 9fo6ert g. Sor.
per lit gum gorIiber Oes aomitees
ertudblt moroen, pel6es bic 3ere.
monien bel oec Snaugurier1ng 6eS
8rdit0enten fir ietnen 3lpeiten Ger.
min I'M Mdr5 inter ii1 bat.
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auhlenmanaeL in 9aris.

8ariS, 7. 9e5. @di6erei6es
iiber in &aris itn0 ben benodborten
0iItriften bo6en beidloIien, am 20.
DECEMBER ibra qnitaltGn 31 idle
ben, nenn ibn2n Die Rcgierltng nidt
cine binldngIide 2ieferung bon Sob
len 9arantiert.
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OrtsperbanG Omaha.
@erte 9e[eaatent
Omaha, seebr, ben A. 9eseuaber 1915.

gSerte 0eleaatent
Die ~regelmGBge 8eriann1lung unIeres 8er6nnoes FnSet Sreitoo
obeno, ben s. December, I'M 02uffbeinL @he Der II. umo SAX CTR. ftnf
Sn Der leBten 8eriommIung p1roe bel1Iofen, p1dreno Ser qponofe
DECEMBER, Snnuar, 6ebruar uo lfdr5 unIere gerfamnI1uopn II 6er
obengenon1ten Snle nb3n9alRn. 0as mOgen bite oe 9eeaoten beohtcn
Die 9elegoten fo bringenb ru9t plnfIit All erfheinpn unS
1ber tBre Stfets rnierer lesten &benterborfeaung o6surednen.
Anoere pidtge @eih1te legen Dor. gienan6 ioute fehIm.
Wit Grub
ang. S. spe6t, 9efret1r.
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itarf Biz bober.
Soditer 8reis 1880.
CANADIAN @rofters 900.
SGbrlin9e 11.25.
Sfrueine-3ufubr $4,000; Marft
1916 inter Dem 9llrdidnitts-
prets bon Nttttmo1.
9urdidnittspreis 9.45-9.9O.
&06Iter 8reis 1925.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000; Mtnrh felt
Bis itGrfer.
@efiitterte 2Gnnter 1900.
8eltIihe 2Gmmer HOO.
6eeoer 26nmer 1895.
Soabo 2Guner 1885.
ct. SOiepb @arft6eridt.
ct. Soiepb, Z. DECEMBER.
TinSOieb-3uftbr 1900; Maorft
t0-15c bober.
S06iter 8reis 1000.
Sdmeine-3uflbr $4,000; Rartt
offnete 10-15c niebrtger.
8urdidnittspreis 9.60-10.00.
S06Iter 8reiS 1000.
Sdafe-8ufubr $500; IearH lang.
Jam.
@efiitterte 2dntnter 12.40.
aanias Gitp Garftberidt.
&anfas Gitp, Z. 0e5ember.
9fiuObieg-3ufubr 5000; @artt
felt bis 15c b0ber.
S6brlinge HOO.
Siibe, felt biz iturf, 15c b6ber.
Stoders, firm.
Gdlber, firm.
S~dlueine-3ufubr 10000; Mdrft
Iongiom bis 10-15c nieoriger.
9urhidnittspreis 9.35-1O.00.
S0diter 8reiS 1910.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000; @orft felt
bis 10c nieoriger.
@efiitterte 26mmer 1886.