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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

carried Mrs. Wards roses. Mr..
Thomas Misek served as best man.
The couple has gone on a trip to
Kansas City, and after August 10 will
be at home at the Leon apartments,
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Maratz, Bloomington
ILL.,; Ted Maratz, Bloomington, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII belmont, Kansas
City, Mo-; J. c, Willis, Kansas City,
Mo.
One of the pretty home weddings
OF this week was that OF Miss Grace
Galloway and Mr., William McAdams,
which took place at the home of the
bride Wednesday morning at
o'clock in the presence OF close
friends and relatives. The double ring
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r, L. Wheeler, who also married the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Galloway, The bride was married in
her travelling suit OF blue taffeta and
wore a white picture hat. Miss Gladys
McAdams, sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid and also wore a blue suit
Mr.. Walter Galloway served as best
man. After very dainty wedding
breakfast the young couple left for a
trip to Kansas City and St Louis.
They will be at home in South Omaha
after September !.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

prise shower at the home OF Miss
Margaret Diviny, Twenty-fourth and
A streets, when they presented her
with beautiful cut glass water set
Mrs, John McCann and son, Jack
left Saturday to spend the rest OF the
summer at their cottage at Valley.
Dr. Azalia Smith returned home on
Friday from an outing in the Long
Pine canyon.
Miss Mary Routt and the Misses
Elsie and Mabel Houseman left Sat
urday for ten days at ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
! Miss Grace Stilwell is expected
home this week from an extended
eastern trip.
Miss May Bedel and Miss Margaret
Nolan motored up to Lake Okoboji,
| where they IRE spending their vaca-
| tion.
Mrs. Sarah Van Scoy has gone to
Winterset, Ia, where she will visit
relatives for several weeks.
Mrs, Herman Saalheld entertained
the Thursday club at her home, 42l6
South Twenty-second street. Prizes
were won by Mesdames ONeil and
Robinson. Mrs. w. B. Route will
be the next hostess. ....
Miss Eva Walwebber was given a
surprise linen shower at her home on
Tuesday by the X. L. club. Mem
bers present were Ruth Dross
Grace Dross, Theresa Kopiety, Julia
Kopiety. Mary Never, Marie Leary,
Winnefred Waite, Mary Waite, Rose
Waite, Frances Wallwebber, and Eva
Wallwebber.
Mrs. w. H. Wallwebber enter
tanned at miscellaneous shower for
Miss Wallwebber on Monday at her
home on South Twenty-hrst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Chervalis
are now at home at 422S South
Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Cher
wallis, formerly Miss Edna Nevins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Nevins, surprised her many friends
when she announced her marriage
which had taken place at Papillion
several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Mayfield en-
tertained at a luncheon Friday at
their home, 44l7 South Twenty-third
street, for Mr.. and Mrs. German
Towle of Mexico City. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. German Towle,
Ralph Towle, E. B. Towle.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Wall
weber, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Wallweber, to Mr.. Lawrence
Flanders, formerly of New York but
now a resident Of Omaha, took place
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock at
St. Agnes church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
Zapbotnicky. Miss Mary Hallahan
sang ave Maria" The bride wore
a beautiful gown of ivory satin trim
med with pearls and lace; her veil was
of silk net, held in place by orange
blossoms and pearls, and she carried
a shower bouquet OF brides roses
Miss Frances Wallweber, sister OF the |
bride, was bridesmaid, and wore a
gown OF pink marquisette trimmed
with satin bands, and also a picture
hat of pink Georgette crepe. She
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

A news Item from abroad informs
us that the American method OF pro-
ducing elm. trim figure, 10 meeting
with astonlshlnE success. This sys-
tenn, which has made such wonder
ful impression over there, must be the
MArmola Prescription Tablet method
OF reducing fat. 1t Ia safe to say
that We have nothing better for this
purpose In this country. Anything
that Will reduce the excess fiesh two,
three or four pounds q week, without
injury, to the stomach. the causing Of
wrinkles. the help Of exercising or
dieting, or interference with ones
meals Is q mighty important and use-
full addition to civilizations necessi-
ties. Just such catalogue Of good
results. however. follow the use OF
these pleasant. harmless and econom-
ical little fat reducers. We say eco
nomical because Mnrmola Prescription
Tablets (made In accordance with
the famous prescription) can be OBJ
tained Of any druggist or direct from
the Marmola Co.. 864 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, Mich. for seventy-fve cents
the large case. which 10 decid edIy
economical. price considering the mum.
Der Of tablets each case contains
They arc harmless.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
Florence
Social Items

This hot weather while causing a
diversion of social activities has
opened up a new avenue OF entertain
ing that is becoming very popular
in Florence. That is the early morn
ing bathing parties. Among those
who have been indulging in this class
of entertainment the last week are
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Golding, Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. Price and daughter, Flor
ence; Mr.. and Mrs. George Siret, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Brisbin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Kierle and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bris-
bin Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Green enter
tanned at swimming party on Thurs
day, when their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pates, DR., and Mrs. c, A.
sSorenson, Mrs. Foult, Mrs. Woffei,
fMr. and Mrs. John Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. Orval Sloan,
Miss Dollie Morgan, who has been
spending her vacation Of two weeks
in Herman, Neb., returned home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rivett, who have
been spending the last two weeks
at Crete, Neb., on a vacation, are ex-
pected home on Monday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Holtzman ex-
pect to leave the first OF the week for
visit with relatives at Superior, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

were married Wednesday at the
Grace Lutheran parsonage by Rev. j
Lowe. The happy couple, who lave
resided in West Omaha a number Of
years, went at once to their new home
at Fifty-sixth and Pacific,
Miss Arlene Gilmore left Tuesday
to spend the summer with relatives
at Murdock, la.
Mrs. Mary Cook arrived Thursday
from Portland, Ore, to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Stultz.
D. Givens and family motored to
the state fisheries at South Bend to
spend the weekend
Mrs. II. McCoun OF St. Joseph, NJ :,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Barr.
Mrs. Jasper Brock of Jennings,
Neb., is the guest 10 her son, Mt.
Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith re-
turned Saturday from three weeks
outing in Colorado.
Lafayette Gilmore left this week
for a visit with relatives at Murdock,
la.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Gilmore gave a
birthday party Monday at Elmwood
park in honor OF their daughter,
Elizabeth. The following relatives
were guests: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gil
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Grant and
daughter, Alice; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stewart and daughter, Cora Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Gerkin and son, Glen; Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Stewart and Miss Car
rie Wisler and Master Earl Stultz.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Span have as
their guests Mrs, Ida Hansen and
daughter, Miss Bernice, and son,
Bernard, Of Woodbine, la.
Mrs. M. Moore is entertaining this
week for her mother, Mrs, M. Thomp-
son, and sister, Mrs. Jennie Martin, OF
Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
West Amber
Social Activities

Miss Marie Carlsen came home
from SCOTS Bluff Friday evening to
spend the weekend with her mother
Mrs. o. Carlsen.
Miss Mildred Pease of Yankton, S.
D., was the guest of her uncle, Clyde
Stultz, this week.
Miss Jessie Hoefler had as her
houSe guest the weekend Mrs. Hazel
M. Williams of Chicago.
The young people Of West Center
street gave a picnic near the Pappio
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Enid
Nicholas of Chickasaw, Okl., who is
the guest OF her cousing, Miss Gurthe
Long.
Mrs. William Hartman and three
children are spending the week with
relatives at Millard, Neb.
Dewey ,Webber returned Saturday
evening from Osceola, Neb., where
he has been since school closed.
John Kamm Of Superior, Neb., is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
King.
Miss Marie Thomas and Mr.. Fred
Cleaver OF Nebraska City were
guests of Mrs. Theodore Jacobs last
week. -
. Miss Ethel Hammond returned
Wednesday from q weeks visit at
lrvington, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Getscher returned
Wednesday from vacation trip 10 La
Platte.
Charles Herle ert Stevens, ION, of
Mrs. Ella Stevens, and Miss Ethel.
May Wise, daughter Of Mrs. M. Wolf,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
Social Affairs
of the South Side

Mrs. John Mercell and sister, Miss
Margaret Fitzgerald, are spending
their vacation at Lake Okoboji. They
are at Woodland cottage.
Miss Margaret Burke and party Of
friends will spend the next few weeks
in Colorado. ...,
Miss Lottie Schroeder Is visiting at
Beatrice, Neb.
Berney Lovel of Boston, Mass,
formerly a local resident, is a guest
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Walter
Slate.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sloat and chill
dren have gone to Atlanta, Ga, to
make their future home. Mr.. Sloat is
in the employ Of the bureau Of ami
NAL industry.
Mrs. Joel Anderson, wife of DR..
Anderson, spent last Thursday as the
guest of Miss Ellen Carlson, en- route
from Quamba, Mimi, to their new
home at Gothenburg, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith are
home from Lake Okoboji, where they
spent a week at Woodland cottage.
The girls of the local telephone Of
fee gave Miss Grace Galloway a sur
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
Ralston
Social Gossip

George Lee Of Waukomis, Okl.,
arrived last Friday for a ten days
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. D. L. Ham entertained the
Ladies' Gard club at her home Thurs
day afternoon. . g,
James w Polin OF Plattsmouth
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Urion have as
their guest, w. R. Hearstwell Of
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Lyons haze
moved to their cottage at Seymour
lake for the. remainder Of the sum.
mer. +
Mrs. G.. W. Pugsley and son of
Omaha spent a few days here before
their depart ire for Colorado. ".
Z. Fred Miller was visitor at My
nard last Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
7hro,u Away Your Eyeglasses
Prominent Eye Specialist on the
Witness Stand Suears He is Taking
Glasses From Patients Every Day

ter; 10 simple, In fact. that anyone can toi-
low the came method Just tell them % 30
10 any drug store and get . tube OF Bon
Optic; dissolve one tablet In quarter glass
Of water and bAths the eyes from three g
four times daily. II can be prepared and
used Al home. II 10 absolutely harmless,
and the quick results 4 Elves e astonishing;.
Note. When the above article was shown
to q prominent city physician he said: Yes,
Bon -opto is q truly wonderful eye remedy.
have used II very successfully IN my prac,
tice on patients whose eyes were strained
through overwork and misht glasses. can
highly recommend It in cases q weak. Wa
red lids, blurred vision, eyes inhamed from
exposure to smoke. sun, dust or wind.
The Manufacturers have such conndencs,
In Bon. Optic that they guarantees Y VIII
strengthen the eyssight 50 per cent In one
weeks time in many instances. Or they VIII
refund the money. Since the above article
has been published the demand for Bon.
Optic has been SO great that the shermen 2
Mcconnell DruE Stores 10 Omaha nave neen
ment. tt Ih
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30
Eyssisht Strengthened so% In ons
Wssk's Time ia Many Instances.

W0Okb IIMu IA We"y
Buffalo, N. Y.--Th,s startling announce.
ment will sound the keynote Of JOY 70 many
who wear glasses, and also 20 tnoss ~@no NV
cent trial in the United States court at But-
fsio one o. the most prominent eye spe.
cialists Of New York was called a. An expei,.
Tlaauea from some Of his patients one OF
the lawyers In the case who had worn
glasses for twenty years. was 80 impresssa
Secided 10 treat HIS own eyes and see " ne
couid sst rid OF the glasses. After . period
Of three weeks treatment. much !" nis
Snss moi feel the need OF them. One OF his
SrisndS ETss M'' met @ him on the stree. and asked
him what had brought about the change IN
his appearance, as he looked Ten Yeas Yeas
Of H." the lawyer answered., When askea
how he had accomplished such surprising
wonders, he said: ut 10 very simple mat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

TT NIFOLD davenport bed, solid
~ oak frame, choice Of fumed or
golden oak finish, upholstered with
the best quality brown fabricord
(which looks and wears like genu-
inc leather) ; regular price $4,000,
August Sale price, SPOTS.
$35. 90 Unfold Davenports, $40. 90
$4,000 Unfold Davenports, $3.50
$500 Unfold Davenports, $4,000
co-Thkd Fleor.
.verybody's Store-16th and Harne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
@e,,t Die @abl?

Sc mi6tiger 6aS Nmt, pel6es bonn
8olfe gu bergeben lit, I'M 10 i6tperer
lit sic 8eranttportung 6eS Mmtstra=
gers unb Inn 10 groBer mrB 6as
i3utranen leih SOS I'M Sen Ma1m ge=
lebt miro, ser 6as Mmt anftrebt. 9ie
Stimmgeber BON Minneiota per6en
BEL Ser fommerben Nobembertpabl
our9 tire @timmgobe 6aS 8un0es=
Ienatorenamt 5u be1eben bdben, unb
es ibnen babel Elm &an6i6ot an 0te
@ono gegeben, 6em iie 6aS S1tere1ie
oes @taates, bes 2an6es uno Ser
go15en 8epolferung in boiler 3uper-
ii6t Ser belten 8eiorg1ng anber=
tra1en f0nnen. @oren mir tpas quite
gefannte 6es @an6iooten fir bas
8unoesienatsamt, 6eS &errn 8ranf
8. &ellogg 5u iagen boben. SSn elmer
in Moorbeao am lebten 9onneri tag,
ge6altener &e6e iogte sos. Mana=
ban, friiberer &ongreBabgeoroneter
lot large" bon Mimeioto: SD fen=
ne 6rqnf &ellogg felt mebr alS 80
SSabren. Mnfangs Ser Seer Sabre
tporen mir Ma9barn IN Slmi teo
County, aber 6ieie perionlide
6reunoidaft lit ni6t Der 8epeg-
grnno, tpesbob i6 fir i'm eintrete.
S&n @egentbeil, i6 babe MIDI our6
Stl16irm 1eines &ecor6s id)pn lange,
ebe Ell &a1t6i6at mar, 6abon uber=
8ergt, 6aB er 6urdun1s fortfarittli@
nn6 mbeiterfrerrn6li6 geiinnt if" y
@enator @arren IS. @or6ing bon
Ohio bielt @onmeritag in 8inona ei-
ne Mnipro9e, in tuelder er erfldrte,
sic @rtpdbl11ng BON Sranf 8. @ellogg
gum @nn6esi senator bilbe eine Mrt
rno 8eiie, ouf melde Der Stoat
Minnelota friibere Gebler tpieoer gut
madden f011nte. Die bret ~SIilles"
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9rGn0(ic6 unter(uc6t.

Inter benz Sttel rGine grinb1ide
unterfudung" er5dblt Die n8erltner
3eitung am Mittag" sic folgenoe 6rolz
ltse Mnefbote: Sin junger !9tlfsarot
zines &rantenbauies bate in Der g}a@t
sebummelt un0 mar 5iemli@ f4ldfrtg,
als er am nd@ften Morgen feinen
9ienft begann. Ser er5te Patient mar
ein redt torpulenter @reis. nMte
se6t es Sbnen beute2" fragte Ser Mr5t.
n@6le@t," fagte Der @rets. sd
tann taum atmen." Scr puls 1T
normal; i4 mub oie 2unge unterfuz
den," fa9te Der Mr5t unb legte oas
Sbr ae9en Die breite unb mei6gepol<
iterte 8ruit 0es patienten. r3dblen
Sic, bite: Elm, 5mei, bret, u. I. H."
Sins, amei, orei, bier, flint fe@s,"
begann Der Pattent. Mls ser iunge
Mr3t pl0Blt@ Die Mugen 0ffnete, b0rte
er nod bulb i'm 5raum, nte Der @reis
NIT fdon itodkiferer @ttmme 3dblte:
,1O69. 1910, 1071."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05
Illus dem nerdwe|ten
Mfinneipta.

ct. 8anI. = Som September
1916 bis September 1916 tpa1r6en in
Wein1peIota 70 11el1e Stoafsbanfen ge=
griin6et, tpie 81. s. 5urrettin, Ser
Staats1 superintendent Ser 8anfen, be-
fatnt modt. Die Depoiiteneinlagen
iid um $30340,371 in Der
1elben 3eit. Die 1910 Staatsbanfen
Mi1neiotas beridtem 5l1gleidt 6aB IT.
re Mftipo ii9 ouf $229,959,085 be-
Ial1fe1, gegen $197, 1853 13 Der $40
Stoatsbanfen int September porigen
sSSabres. = Ole Nldne Union $15,-
Union 9epots in ct. Hmll
tp11r6en Samitag bon BEN Direftoren
gebiligt un6 50. g. Seymour, Mmt
Ser Union 9epot &c., gab 0ie
@erii9er11ng, baB ser 8au iobolb mte
m0gli9, mabridetnli6 im fommet1<
Ben Griibiabr, in Mngriff ge1to1nrneo
miro. g. 80. 5eltor, Hrdii6ent Der
gbicugo Greet @e1tern=8abn, par
Ser ein8ige, Der gegen bie 8lane nit
ser 8egrino111rg ittmmte, 6ub ieir1e
itd eim 10 foitfpieligeS Nroiett
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idloiien> un6 @erban6lunge1t NIT Ser
britiiden &egierung linb bereits inn
'@ange, nm fin 6ie1e M11nition i'm
getrage BON flint Miuionen Collars
GIT liefern. Blane fir sic @inri9=
tu1rg elmer @11nitionsfabrif inn often
Staatsgebdr6e 5u stiImuter iin6 be-
reitS fertigeitellt un6 5tpan5ig Ma=
i6iren fir 6ie Seriteuung Ser Sra
naten tperoen bon ser @erf5eugfabrif
Ser Sc eQidoft in naditer 3eit nadb
tStilllpater iiberfiibrt.
Npr6-9afptu.
8ismard. - SSn Gootens 2eib=
ltaq brod gomitagaben0 Elm 6el1er
outs, tpelde5 erbeb1i9en Sda6en Der
mrladte, ebe es ut1ter &ontrolle &C.
bradt mer6en fonnte. @ie es uar,
lp1rben al1Ber 6em 2eibltan mebrere
~nnliegelpoe @ebau6e eingedi6ert 1t1r6
Elm @erluit bon ettpo $4,000 Der
uriadt. 9anf 6ern energii6en @in=
g%reifen ser 8oli5ei gelang es, 5u ber-
bin6ern, 6aB 6as Se1ter arf benad=
barte 9lofs iiberiprang. 5ogar Sic
int stoa befinoliden % Nfer6e FONT
ten nod aus 6em ido1r lidterlob
%brenne1r6en Stan gerettet peroen.
M1Ber 6em Gtam> NIT 6em biel
pertbnoller Srbalt %berbran1te,
b%rar1tet1 mod 6as uStar" SIC italtrant
11n6 Ole SdieBgaaerie 6es Sre6. Mo=
1riers nie6er.
Darlington. 8anf0iebe
brad}en in Melpi1e in ser 8anf Elm
1tno erbeuteten 8aargelb int 8etrage
BON $4,000. sic benl1bten 9pnomit
genltg, INN 6as Siderbeitsgetp6lbe
gan5lib 5u %5eritoren, batten iebod
Gorge getragen, 0aB Ger @6aa err
itidt tpl1r6e. Ser &a11b tp11r6e crit
bel ser @roffm1tng Ser 8a11f ont MIDI
item Morgen entoedt.
Didinpn.- @ergebltd lm1ert
ser @tootsontpult auf sic 8eiiber
BON 6rei Sonren boiler Hintflai6en,
sic nit DEM allerfdeuBliditen 5nfel
iin6, SEN man iid muir oen=
fen fanm. Mnideinem baben 6ie be-
ab1idtigett6e1p @tiefeliddfter falte
SsyiiBe befommen nn6 5ieben es Dor,
lire ,Moore" nidt ob3ubolen.
M%an6an. Sci ser &iidfebr bom
8eqrdbniiie Tires feds Sabre olten
t50bndens erhlbr Gral1 @aIter @a1t-
ion, 6oB ibr pieridbriges Eodterden
in einem bieiigen &ofpital geitorben
lei. Die &in6er Iitten on elmer &C.
66rmfrnnfbeit, 6ie in Mott, M. g.,
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Gro 8on6s, 6es idtuerreiden bieiigen
@r11n6etgentbums banolers un6 an=
gebli6en @itglie6S eineS Muto6iebe=
SDnoifats entiproden. 8on6 erflar=
tie ieinerieits> er iei CUR 3eit ser ibm
in Chicago CUR 2ait gelegten 9ieb=
fable nidt in Ser Stabt Der @inoe
getpelen. Dos b%etreffen6e Spn6ifat
lol BORT 5tpiiden SO, 1n6 Is &rto=
mobile 5l1iammengeltoblen 1tn6 nad
peri 6ie0eren Bltnften int Mor6meit item
Der anot baben. - 8efanmtli6 lift un=
langit 11nter 6en Mnge1tellten Ser bie=
iigen Noli5ei neben Ser bisber bette
ben6en ~Noltce &elief Milociation"
alnter offi5ieQer Megioe cine nel1e Ser
einig11ng ms 2eben gernfen mor6en,
6urb melde Sen 8ittmen Ser in
Oienlte berl torbenen 8eamten Ser
Eoli5ei erbebli6e 8etbilfe 5ufommen
miro. l1nter Sen &egeln Ser Berei=
nigung mer6en ollen Yoli5eibeamten
int 5oue 6es Go6es eines &amero=
6en 8eitrdge in &0be BON ie $1.00
bom @ebalte o%bge5ogen, nn6 sic 10
5uriidgebaltenen @eloer mer6en Der
8itttpe o6er SEN @aii EN- auf ibren
Mntrog iofort ourb 6en Stootihab=
meiiter o11sbe5ablt. Ga in Ser Yoli=
5ei ettpo $50 MngeiteQte borbon0en
lin6, 10 be6ertet 6ieler 8etrag cine
redt erbebli6e 8eibilfe fir Sic Sim
terblieberen. Ser erl tgenannten Ser
einigltng iin6 6ieier Gage $2223 5n<
gefloiie11, melde sic Eoli5iiten o.
Meaaep ur6 6erguien gang aaein i'm
2atfe ei1res ein3igen Monots 6ur6
@erfa1f bon Gidets fir Sos iabrlide
8oli5ei=8aiebal1ipiel oufgebra6t bat=
tem.
Moorbea0. = Mit gntmaiie=
rungsarbeiten 3um &oltenpunfte bon
$59,382.97, 6ie inn bergangenen
5ommer 6a1rdgefiibrt tpor6en iinb,
l1no Hlanen fin meitere berartige Sir
beiten, sic a11f $114,623.83 peran=
idlagt iino, oiirfte G1ap @o11ntp NIT
6erortigen Mrbeiten an Ser 5piBe al
Ter Counties int Stoote in 6ieiem
SSabre iteben. Sc fin6 fir 6ie ge<
planter Mrbeiten 3utpen6ungen be-
miltgt mor6en, 10 oaB Die @efammt<
lumme fir 6aS Sabr it6 auf $751;
806.30 beIarfen miro.
81. HouI. = She Siterlin6
9rinting NreB & Manufacturing So.
bon ct. 8n11l bt einen M11nitions<
fontroHH nit ser rniiiide1 @egierung
iiber 6rei Mi1ionen Collars abge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-05

ser &agne ieien: grbaltung re.
prdlentatipe &egier1tng, notionaltpei=
ter Eroiperitat, Ndt11ng inn Muslanb
nn6 gelbitadtl1ng i'm eigenen 9an6e.
Sir 6iele 6rei SiiueS ifebt Ser Md)tb.
Serr &ellogg Elm, uao fem @ame
ltn6 feline @ergangenbeit biirger 90
fir, ooB er tpie ein Mann fiir oieie
brei 81 ireS 5rm <bme 6eS 2anoes
nn6 5u ieiner eigenen @bre felt nno
%ltnent1pegt einlteben miro. ST lit n1ro
ioa ser Mann Der @abl int Staate
Mime1ota fem.
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&heumatismus folat Scr ansiebmng.

SIM Gegen Den gan5en Sog bat &C.
mobnlid CUR 6olge ihmer5ltde &nif-
fe bon &beumatisml1s o6er Sect
roIgia. SIoan's Ointment bringt
@nd rafde 9in6er11ng unb heugt ben
&niffen Dor, 6ie CUR Gort11r meroer.
gs 6rinet roi6 Elm obne @eiben un6
modt sic meben un6 ihmer5en6en
@lie6er meih. @egen tpebe, fteife,
erid0pfte Ma1sfeln, Die uebe tbun
um6 Hopfen bon lteberanltrengllng,
bringt 5loan's Ointment raide 2in>
6er11ng. Nuetidungen, @errenfltn>
gen, @erftm1dntnget u1r6 an6ere ge'
ringe @erleb11ngen bel @n6ern per,
BEN raih in Sr6nung gebrodt ourh
SIoan's Ointment. @utft cine Tlafde
beute nod bel @urem Mpotbeter>
25f. = Sing.
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Cine Q(uc6(ic6e 5toot.

Die @tabt &l~ingenbere a.. 81. NIT
tbrem 9bonbergtperte 1T AUDI In bte<
fem Sabre in Der gliidli@en Gage,
tbren @iirgern polle @teuerfretbett gu
getpdbren uno ie6em ~oben6rein 200
Mart aus Sen 8etrtebsuberf@ufen
aus3u3ablen. Sn Den friberen Sab
rem fonnten iebem neben Der bo1en
6teuerfreibeit nod 400 Mart ausge>
3ablt nerben.
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Sim 3ptpmac iuirb man INNER

fomiider. Sett tpia man iogor mtf
beutihe @ader fob1r6enL tint
felt5ultenen, Oh 1adt am gnoe lie es
linb, sic Sic 8rotpreii lie in Sic @o1e
treiben. Tim ser @i1ion'iden Mon1i=
niltration gerlegenbeiten at bereiten.
Sffenbar bofft man, a1tf 0iele @eiie
at elmer berti6en Geridaporltng 51
fommet, sic n1an fir sic &agne
ollsidlodten farm. Mber a1td oiele r
Strobbalm miro Der agen. Gos al11e<
rifaniide @olf lit nidt npebr in Ser
Stimm1tng, iid mutt iold)en Matden
5lt1n Marren boItet1 51 lalien.