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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15
HTGH aCHooL NOME

The usual chapel exercises were
held Wednesday morning. They
we're conducted by Miss Peterson OF |
ment. The program consisted OF |
readings by students, the singing or |
The Rosary" by Miss Mcknight, and
a splendid paper read by Miss Peter
son on Human Virtues" The next
exercises will be held under the aus
pices Of the student body, and pa
irons Of the school are cordially in
vited to attend.
Eighth Grade Notes
/ In arithmetic this week the second
I section have been studying duties on
/ imports and insurance. in civies we
have been studying the U. g. postal
system and the coinage of gold and
silver, and the topics have been very
interesting. Our English lessons
have been on the various kinds OF
phrases and clauses. participles and
infinitives. The reading lessons have
been on poetry, and we are memoriz-
ing poems. The history class have
} been studying the new political prob
lens and discussing the European
war.
Seventh Grade Notes
Last Monday Junior Beckwith and
Lawrence Jensen were promoted ii
arithmetic to the Eighth grade.
Students Of the second section are
copying the drills of penmanship In
! their composition books, and are pro
crossing rapidly with the work,
The arithmetic class have Just fin
ished ratio problems, under the di
rection OF MIR. Jones.
Sixth Grade Notes
The Sixth grade held class meet
ing last Friday, under the direction
OF Miss Sackett. After learning how
to properly conduct q class meeting
officers were elected as follows:
President-Ida Lantry.
Vice President-Melba lonely.
Secretary-Rolla Orchard.
Treasurer-Fred Rich.
Reporter-Ross Barkdull.
The Thanksgiving dinner part,
given by the grade was pronounced
, success by those who attended
The pupils demonstrated their abilit,
to do things. We are now working
on Christmas program and expec
to make It the best ever.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15

lier and the many good times We had
there, but we are quite in love with
Chicago and I expect that we are
here to stay
Kind regards 20 yourself and all
our Montpelier friends"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15
sTRAYRD OR STOLEN

A three-year-old dark brown mare,
branded with J and dot on left thigh.
Reward given for information lead
ing to the recovery OF the animal.
Chris Gerber, Montpelier,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15
WE WANT YOUR
HIDES

Leave your hides, pelts, furs and
junk OF all kinds at Nelson Kicks
cream station, or at Arthur Warn
ken'B, last house on North Depot
street. Phone 162-w or 2 for prices.
Mr.. Hess will handle everything at
the cream station.
WARNKEN & BERTRAM.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15

Tuesday evening Mrs. r. N. Sned-
don and Miss Tina Sheldon enter
tanned at q miscellaneous shower for
Miss Cherry. The guests were In
vited to come as brides and BRIDE
grooms and the ladies who were at
tired as grooms caused much merri-
ment, as their costumes ranged from
the ridiculous to the genuine gem
tleman. This portion OF the even
ing's entertainment was a surprise
to Miss Cherry, and when she was
invited to appear before the guests,
her surprise was simply beyond ex-
presssion. The evening was spent
in games, dancing and giving the
bride-to-be plenty Of advice on 'show
to handle q, husband" She received
many beautiful presents. At late
hour delicious refreshments were
served.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15
HoMR FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Via the Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale December I6. 10, 20, 81. %.
20, -, IS, 80, and 81. and january
l. Liberal limits. As agents for
further details.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15

Last Monday evening Miss Cherry
was treated to another pleasant sur
prise by the Misses Amy Munk and
Halle Dewey, who entertained a
company OF 90 young ladies in her
honor at a miscellaneous shower.
The evening was spent in games until
a late hour, when refreshments were
served. Miss Helen was the recipi-
emit Of fine assortment of lovely
gifts. Upon departing the guests be-
slowed their best wishes on the bride
to-he.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15

court until after the time has passed
for the officers-elect to take their
oaths and file their bonds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
5kthHnyt.

s Gors0ags a foampeDe uTreoc=
rif VIII" fra &jebenbabn, og ON
Sorii11fel1en be6 &irflpall life bliber
of Ipngere ems 1e0bunlig Sarigbeo.
bil Sen fu11ne bertes / Seem Dorf
i Wii0ter al np1te l1ge; Sen ofgaor
igjen oerfro Ons6ag Sen 26. 6s.
5on1tibig meo ~SreOerif VIII"
9lfgang fra Sribobnen onfon u11nt.
teo States" Dertil; Sen Teller fra
&jpbenbopn / Sag og fan pertes
i SEEM Dorfs @apr on1fring Del1
26. 80.
u&ellis Slab", 1om / benne l1gc
er onfon1met til Seem gorf, afgaor
6erfra Sem 20. bs.
ySscar IT., ser forloo geetp gorf
for fjorten Gage it0e1l bentes 9oG
til &jpbenbap1l bborfra SEN afgaar
Sen 81. S.
&riitiantafjoro" o11fom 2pr=
bags 9(ftes til Seem Oorf, og u8cr=
gensfjprb" er, efter at babe fejret
Sjeroe eSuli / &irflpoll, onfomnet
til Bergen.
Hoitgaugen.
r&riltia1iafjor0", ser forla0e1
Seem Sort poa 26r0ag Mi00ag,
rnebtager 4olt til Sc tire 11or0ilfe
2on6e. 9enne &o1t nan ne0lqgges
| / &o1tfoslerne 9ogs Morgen fo1
W}ellemi itaternes @e6fommen6e, oe
bill man bore big pau, at 6e11 ifa]
lnoo @fibet i Gi6e, gjgr man flogi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Nurhunn8
@maanpbeber fra Mmerifa.
npefr.

Sra Sarge, Noro 0ofoto, meo=
0eles, at ct bolo1on1t l1Dejr bar b9r~
get itore Oele al 5taten. Sem Wfen=
nelfer er on1fon1ne, oels pe0 2Dn:
neolog og 0els be0 0rnfning
6lober, ser pao @run0 al SfDbrnn
iteg ober 6eres @reDber. s Sarge oS
Wfporbea6 Drepes ct balpt Snn0reoe
6on1ilier bort fra beres Stem paa
8run0 al llDejret, og mango Sn1tn=
6e 9lcres Mgerjor0 1tnar unoer Tano
langs 9fc0 &iber; megen Npl ct
90elagt be0 Sarge, 8alleD GitD og
Eeoria, bDor ser bar SberlDpmmelie
8uffalo=T =Tlo6en. @a6erne 6argo
ligneoe @e11e6igs &onoler, ga &eg=
men bar lt9rfelt. =
Sg1oa 2oui1iana ct blebet bjern=
lpgt al 5fDbru0 og Srfaner, Scr
far foraor1aget 1ptten Wenneifec5
Op6; / 9labona og Wis1tslippi bar
l1pejret onrettet en- gjen0on1sfa6e,
Ser onilaas til ca, fire Millioncr
9ollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Epthrn1t / Nru Uurk.
8srnelammelien griber ont fig.

S Seem Sort er uobru6t en- frpJ~
telig gpi6ent at SEN 5pg6on, Ser
populert fol6es uSSnfantile Earo>
lpiis" W6rnelammelie); Sen optrp=
Ser me6 iprlig &eftigbeo I @roof=
lpn / bbis ip0lige Del (bbor en-
Mpng6e 5fonbinaber er bo1aD 6ell
bor frebet mango Dire.
De ongrebne 8prn er iom &egcl
Ii Mloeren fra ct til fire 9lor; men
man bar 0og oglaa @fsenpler paa,
at @ofsne ongribes. Seem Oorfs
Sunobebsfon1n1isiion bor life meni
at frnne befen1pe Gpi6e11ien ole11e
og bor 0erfor tilfal0t Msliltance fra
@olbington.
Mp11bigbe0erne Seem Dorf bar
forbuot minoreaorige 9lOgong til
8iogrofteatre og luffet alle offent=
lige 2egepla0ier.
Sber ct Sult16e 8prn / Seem
Oorf ct blebne angrebne al SDg-
oommen be. itblte to Tiger; ONT
trent 200 al .6em 6e0e. &bor &u=
tienten oberleper @Dgbommen, bli-
Der set nelten ufrapigeligt iom ubel>
breoelig &rpbling.
s Gbicago iatte man atten 2eget
til at un0erlgge a1le 89rnepaS1oge>
rer Sog, Ser fommer pltfra; alli=
gepel er Ser fonltateret nogle foo
Gilf9l6e / 6e11ne 8D; men Sc optr9z
Ser life epibe1nilf t.
Sra 4bilo6elpbia, Glepelano,
Baltimore og flere anbre pltlige 8p-
Ell fon1rner foruroligen6e Me60elel=
Ter ON Silfeloe af 89rnelammelle;
Il Minneopolis befrDgtes set, at
f6DgDon,1ne11 bill optre6e, 1tabnlia
efter, at ser i TorgaarS er fonltote.
ret ct NorIilfpl6e.
Gelegrofiiflffs saneooeles:
Seem Sort, Sirsbag. = @eri 8p-
en- bgr ct Barn bber Silne al 8pr=
nelommelle; ct enelte 8rooflDr=
&oipitol er 225 @6rn in0lagt, t.
ben6e al 6enne 5pg0on. 6or Cit
l1ge 1ioen 6p0e 25 Hrocent al Sc
ongrebne; 1l1 er Hroce11ten 20.
noor bele Greater Seem gorf tages
Il 8etrogtnins
-6ra @olbington er hi on1nooeoe
on1 at tilroo6e 6or9l0re uopboloe:
1igt at 19ge 2pgebjnlp, bbis ct @or1l
nn6er ii 9lo> biier Segn poa l1tit~
posbe6. 9e fgrlte 5pmptomer ligneG
mango an6re 5pg0ommes Spmpto=
1ner, og 6erfor ct 2egetilipn MOO
ben6igt for at ofgj6re, bporpi6t 6e*
foreltgger ct Silfpl0e al 8ernelon1~
meI1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Nnnp 1916l

en enclte Stimono iton0leoe !
S9roa9s fire 0oopogne pe6 @apo.
na> l1ge uoenfor Yolen1ite geationaI-
port og befrieoc olle 9osiaqererne.
tor oeres oerSiful0c gjcnoele> bpor-
efter ban lo0 0en rejfe pioere.
Stigen0e %erbi,
S 1909 op6c %. IS. gargim i.
2a erosle> isis, og bans SO an
1loges til at bope fun ringe gprbi.
9fn oller npligt freufomne Yapirer.
at bo1s e1terlo0te gjenoomme beIp.5
Der 1tg til on1trcnt to Millioner Dol-
lars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
4. Jult / Datttt1ark.

9lolborg 6. Suli. = Mmerifas
l1ufbpngigbe0s0ag fejreOcs Gor-
|goors Sen 6orlf=on1crifanife Na-
|tionolporf pes 9}Gbil0 8affer. 0ber
fem S111 11i110e @lennelfcr bar til Ste
|0e.
Or. Mor @eni11s, Nnltpr so. S..
8licbfelo lo,nt Sorfatterne Scope.
Mofier og 9(agc @cne0ictien=W =WeDers
|bol6t Galer; Or. ggon> anerifonifs
Mini1ter &jsbenbopn ie11bte ct
Selegron1> og fra 0ircft9r Carl Mn-
tonien / Gbi.ugo in0lbb ct Sele-
gram n1e6 @ilien ira oerbpren6e8
@an Ife.
timber Soften oplpltes 0et> at Dr.
&enius bor / 5inoe at arrangere5
len flor Tre0sfelt beO 9febilo Boffer
Il Sen fprlte Sonn1er efter 8er0ens-
frigens Spbpr. SnObDOelier oil bIi-
pe tillenot fjerote 6olf | a1le 11el1-
trole 2Qn0e, og Observation-Disclosures
&e11rp Toro Detroit @1icb.> bill -
Il sSplge ugtor6jpllonO" for / Dua
~ betale @ejieomfoltningerne for to-
&nlinoe 9ln1erifanere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

/ at ifribe Complementary Maii
bio g. g. nRri1tianiofjorb" poa
&onboluten og betole 6obbelt Hortp.
@r Ser ingen lerlig @rl1n0 til
&oltbprf> fan man beri Mellemlto=
terne iaa tent iom neite Wanooa
Mio6og of1enoe Eolt pr. ~Sellio
Slob"> ser forlaoer Seem gorf !
Dug om EN- l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
s Sure paa Saleritolen.

9l. 9. @ullmon bolbt / 5dlloog5
ct onti=fotollf Sore0rag / 8pno=
mere 9eoro 0ofoto; 11mi6oclbort ef=
Jcr bets Sll>tninq iroa0ta tpDc
Meno fren1 moo Salerltolen og trr1=
eoe Tore0rogSbo10eren paa 2ibet.
pullman trof roligt fin Eiltol frem
al .SSaffelonmen og lo0 oe tDpe
Wen0 for1toa, at ban bi10e ifD6e,
ON Sc foripgte at legge Soano pao
ban. l1roltifterne traf Jig i1rfgre0s
tilboge og npje0es me0 at poel9gge
9or0e og Berfe / 6ore0rogslalen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Siberne FILTER.

s Seem Oorf Sines" gjbr e.:
sSn61en6er opm9rfiom poa f9lgenb<
l106rag of ~tbe official Blue 8oo1
Of tbe -SSamestolpn grpolttion"
1907:
rgfter at @ubernor Sugbes bob:
Sc tolt, lpurgte 0r. @oo0rop @il:
Jon Sorlan1lingen:
u&po0 1fal hi gjdre be0 @uber.
npr @ugbes?"
gn 5temme / 6oriamlingen: =
~@jer bon til 9lmerifos Aereli.
6ert," bporefter Or. Bilion bo1oi
ct 5ore0rag om BEN politilfe Sinte.
**ipr1."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
(Sortl. paa SIDE A.
MnnpruunnHBkthrt.
u9emticblanb" / Sapn.

| 5on1 hi fpr bar n1e60clt, fun0e
ct tp1f l1n6erpan6sifib bentes | en-
on1erifonif &opn omfring Ben lite
Suli. So Sage efter 0enne 9otc
forlp6 Set rDgtebis, at Sen lpllon1=
me 5fu6e por anfon1met til 8alti.
more, og ia1nti0ig 0erme6 inorpffe'
6es e11 @efjen0tgj6relie ct nngorit
8Io6 / Seem Dorf ON, at berefter
bil6e &o1t og &enge f1nne 1enoe@
til Spflan6 og 9ltrig 1neo tpHt
@fib.
l1n6erbon0sifibet nt1cblan6
bar i111i6lertio pao Sei 6a oislt
Me66elel1er fren1fom, og geotte11
mellen1 26roog og 5pnoag onfoa1
set til georfolf, @irginia, og @gn:
Sag 9lften til Baltimore, bpor Set
1osler &en1ifalier og 6arbeltoffer, oe
bbor 6ets 2olt ifal fplbes n1eo g}if=
fel og @umn1i ion Ser jo I Splf=
lon0 er ltor Mongel pao.
v0e1tlcblano" bob6e iefsten 90
&c tilbogelagt Sc fire Su1in0e Wei]
fra 8ren1erbope1t, me11 efter alt a
6gmne, er Sen n1in6ite De1 af Sn:
rem blebet fpretoget UNDER @apets
|0perflo6e. @ong pao @ang par oer
Gare for at mp0e engellfe og frons
I! 1fe Srlogsr1en6; men bpnr Sjen6e1
itor / 5igte, fun0e uDeutIcblanD
puu to Minl1tter forlbin6e u110e1
8glgerne.
uOeut 1cblon6" er ct Wtotorlfib
Ser ltge1om mango al 9itoitoti1t
@ellfobs Gart9jer = 6ribeS al Sic
ie1n1otorer; set ct 80 SOB langt
80 500 brebt og fan me6fpre CT
2a6ning pao $50 Sons; &optajner
ombor0 be66er &0nig, og 8eiet11in
gen be- toor of 80 Mon6.
Gioen gfopen1ber 1914 ct intci
tiff 5fib o11fon11net til en @abn
9(merifo, og man bil 6erfor funn<
| for1 tao ben eror1ne Spltgt, lom I'm
6erban6sfibet 6or baft. Set ct ei
Sirr1o 8remen lom far bpgge!
@fibet> og Meningen er at etabler;
en- falt og regelmpsiig 6rogt= or
&oitrl1te pr. l1nOerpon0slfib mellen
SDflan0 ng 9lmerifa.
sSpprigt negter mon beIten1t al
lo6e Offentligbe0en tilflp0e nerne
re Gnfeltbe6er ont Sfibets Son.
ltrnftion, Mfgangsti0 og om &bc.
6ernes bi6ere Hlaner. Gaole0es
be6 mon beller life, bppr mango
&u110reoe Meil Sfibet bar iejlet 1t1
Ser 9onfla6en. W5en bette er II
fo1ti ilooet &ejn6Sgjerning, at inger
unberpan6sboab nogen SinDe bo1
foretoget iaa lang cit &eiie.
&apt. &onig nne0fprte ct 8ret
|fra &ej1er @ilbeln til &rpiibert
@ill Jon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Streife / Gan syranctscp.

Eoo @rl1n0 al, at 5on 6roncis:
cog @abnearbej0ere ltrejfer> itoal
8pen / bisle Gage oberfor Muligbe.
Sen al felt at maatte rn6ppre Colt
Suffer og mango on6re 2ibsfornp
0cn1e6er. Ser er / S3jebliffet fur
ri11ge l16iiet ill., at 5treifen bill
blibe oflluttet be6 Mpgling eue1
@ol0gift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

git us pao> at 9lngrebene 9eoro=
fronfrig bor blebet gjenoptaget meo
fornpet @oloiombe0> % n~5ni1g
boboe &arnpe beo Obillers o1 gon=
|talmaiion bpiet betponing sf';lh1. S
@gnen omfri,1;, Gbiaurnont 1tornicoc
Gplferne otter og otter> men blep
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Setalt Sjeuituilliq6eb.

Hnoer Eengcofpresningsiager,
1om / oisle Gage fores mos pisie
Arbelos(eAere / Chicago bor S. g..
@uran oplplt at fan bbert sSoIo#
to @onge bor mootogct 100 Collars.
rfor n>Dilt Sjcnclte".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
En ffuffet W}anb.

sSobrifont gn1il 81. 9ecfert Git
cago begif 5elbmorO forleben Sag,
oo Set gif op for bol1 at ct Som
lortium bobbe tje1t tDbe Millioner
Collars poa en- Spfinbelle> lon1
6opoe foltet bo1n 2S5,OOO Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
SrpetzSaaen.

5om befjer6t CT 0e11 1tnge 9tu:
0ent Srpet @aufega1l Slly onflo:
get for at bobe mDr0et itn 6orloDe.
Sc; 9agen bur mi buret / iDD Tiger
og en- ueroelig &effe &i0ner er BE
bet afbprt. SEQ 91e0afttpnens Slnt
ming forlp0er Set, at usSurpen
lonblpnligpis bill f1t11ne afiige II:
&jen0elie Sag, Iors0og, eller -
jenclt - Morge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Ills. ng @rxttn.
Snsen pjebliffelig 11biist til &ris.

eSngen pjcbliffelig 11biist til arig.
Com p11tolt 1i6lte llge bleb Sen
|merifonife &egjerings 5por poo
@olbington=9eoterne al 90 og 25.
Suni offentliggjort / GorsoagS; =
|Sboret er bol6t / en- benifabelig So
ne pg menes at fl1nne bone &eje;i
for en- fre0etig 9lfgi9relie af oe bon=
ife1ige Mellernperen6er, Ser bar
poo 9fippet til at fren1fal6e &ria
|melle1n Sc to 1tore nor6amerifanife
&epublifer. 9lf @pornoten frengif
6et, at Merico ct ligeiaa tilbpjeli4
til at rn6erbon6le 6iretfe neD @oib=
|irgton 1om til at benptte Jig al lpb=
|on1erifonife Gtoters M9glingstil=
|bn6.
l16enrigsn1inilter 2aniing LOS Jig
= fort TO- bon rejlte bort fra
|@aibington for at bol0e @ommer=
ferie = forlDbe me0, at ban bellt
|bil6e bope en- Direftc UNDERSTANDING
Il Gang meo Gorron5o=&egjeringen
8 be Sage, bo N11b1ifunn og
Hresie ibriglt brefte0e 0en merifan=
ife @bornote, operlebere0es 2igenc
|of Sc @pilo6er1 be6 Garri5ol ON
fon1ne gegeriol6ater til Sc omerl-
fonife Mpn6igbe6er / Gl &alo, Ser=
|as; lige efter &en bleb be BE-
|grobet, bpor 6e falot, men bleb IL
BEN opgrabne og ien0t til @rgnien.
9o Be Sanger, iom Wericaner1::
bab6e toget 6enne Scamp, bor til:
bogegipne en- l1ge / Torpejen> bar
Set enc of 6e amerifonife &rab i1n6=
|6efon1net. Set o116et, ser gif no
poo, at Mericonerne life mootte for.
ulempe General Heribings Sroppe;
|@p6 for Hio @ron6e, blep in6ireftc
|imp0efon1rtet, i0et 5pornoten felt
nn6Iooer at bcr6re bette filbnc
Hunft.
Men rnebe1s Gorro115a laole6c5
pjenipnligt iagte at bol0e tit 2ono
u6enfor &rigsfore, r6rte bans Wfob=
1ta116ere fig; &pgtet bil0e ne1nlig
bi6e, at SEN 1nu 6riiforebopbine
og @on6it, Honcbos &illa (bpis
800 flere @onge far beret roppor=
teret) bob6e fat fig / 5piblen for Il
Suit11be O1on6, Ser nenteS at mar
cbere moo 93pr6 til Sen onerifo11lfc
@rpnle; beo SSSSin1ine5 ltp6te Sc ion-
men me6 en- Mf6e1ing Garron5ilter,
og ng1ten olle = omtrent fen 9unz
6re6e = bleb 6rebt eller toget til
|Songe, bboref efter Silla fort1 1otte lit
|@ejrstogt moo 9eor6. SEQ 2os 9eei=
bos for6geoes bans Seer me0 be11=
be6 ct Su1in6e Operlpberc fra Gar
ron5os 2egioner.
s Mon6ogs neb6eltcs set, ut
General &erlbing ganife langlon1t
|treffer fine 5ol0oter moo SDD fo:
on1 n1uligt at optage en- Scamp meo
|8illo, Ser ligele6es forfglges al
3 ternmcligt 1tore Gorron5o @ere.
General Ner1bing bill 6og fife iam=
orbejbe me6 Sc nnericonffe @eneraler
ne6ninbre Disie 11otrDffeligt pnlfer
|Det.
ut Garran5a bill bebe Sen o1ne=
rifansfe &egjering om @jplp mob
'Spr6rerne anles nelten for gipet
iaa meget mere ion en- np &otaill,
Ifan6t @te6 Man6og Gftermi66oe
n1ellem @illos og Gorron5os 5ol=
t6oter: Gilla gift - ipnes Set - al
mes @ejren.
@eri 2on0et rpgtes Set, at Neeri-
ico l6ger Stotsloon bos amerifonife
&upitalilter.
s sSSuare5 bill Mpn0igbe0erne
negte Til1o6elie til at 1er0e 6e6e=
1ni6ler til 0e omerifonife Sol6oter /
Merico, bbis Sorbu6et moo l1bfpr=
jiel at amerifonife @aoben og gln=
n1unition life 1trofs bliper bebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

Detroit, @ficb, 7. Suli. St.
6. Mn0erlon ser er Joros 5efretar,
|me66eler, at fan intet far b6rt ON.
lat bans G6ef bill betole @ejien til
Molborg for to Gultnoe Mmerifanere.
r92otbing to IT, bar Mr Mnoer.s.
ions &o1nnnentar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Sp0 efter 1Sprhbret.

Wtrs. @. u. @ltcber, ion1 forbgr-,
tes / CIT Sfilsnisiciog / Des Weoi-
neg, So(poL folOt bp6 ON Mctsfalen
I Wtanoogs - umi00elbort efter at
babe forlo0t Ti0nebenfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Gn Srt11mf fpr Sc uSprre"

S 2er0ogs oplebeDc man / Du-
lutb> Minn., ut Ser ingen Mrre1 1tan.
ter par 8pens @rrejtbns. &elulta-
tet tillfripeS Set 5piritusforbu6, ser
nDlig bleb inbfert beb etr .MAfFtterss
ming. De, Ser paa @rl1110 af 5orbu-
6et milte0e 0eres 5tillinger, bill fan
nDt 9lrbej0e lom lopes oen1 of Mf-
bolosbeppgellt11s 2eDere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Gam mel &igrliq6eb.

George @bite, Ser ct IS 9la&
gon1mel far trette11 8pr11 og Dor
9elepin 9Sis., bor i11bgooet 9ggte.
ifob ne6 9lbelia Garlte1l en gnft
poo 5S 9lor, 1on1 ielp far fire @prn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

9ommeren: ~9bor gan11nel er
0e, Srpfe11?"
Gt6net (tier).
9nn1meren: u@bnrnuor er 9e 81
fp6t?"
&ionet: Set fan jeg birfelig life
buife."
9on1n1erc1: r@pob, CT set Ioo
lenge it0en?"
8i0net: uNei nej, men ;"
9ommeren: u@fen bpor canine;
bar 0e 6a for ii 9lar 1i0en?"
&i0net: usSeg regner loo ooot.
ligt."
9on1meren: u5fol pi loa 1ige, al
Sc CT 30?"
Si0net: ~geej, ser toger Oe birfe=
Zig en bolb 5nes 9lor fell"
0onmeren: v@o0t> ioa ifriber bi
oltiaa no."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Gn Wfin6e6ag.

s Eirsoogs bar Set nitten gar.
]fi6en Sen itoce SernbaneulDffe beo
! l@ientofte fan0t Steo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Gtrenqe 2pbe.

S &oleigb, g1or6 Carolina bleo
gtegeren 2ol1rence 5lpinlon be11ret-
tet / 2dr0ogs - for Sn0brubstD-
|peri.
9et lfal bore f9rit @ang, man
0eri Staten far berdbet ct Werrle-
ife 2ipet for en- 6orbrD0elie at 0e11-
Inc Mrt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-05
KANSAS CITY CHIEF
OUT FOR ELECTION

KANSAS CITY, April 3.-Three
hundred patrolmen who were as
signed to duty at the polling places
IN tomorrow's municipal election
were removed from the control OF
Hiram w. Hammil. chief of police. BY
an order signed by the board of po-
lice commissioners late today. The ac-
tion is reported to follow a disagree
mcnt between the chief and the board
members concerning the pesonnel of
the election workers Thomas j.
Flahive. captain of police, will super
sede Chief llammil in command OF
them, the chief continuing with his
other duties
The order placing Captain Flahive
in charge was signed by Fred A.
Lamb. James $. Lapsley and Mayor
Henry l. Jost who is seeking re-elec-
ton.
The campaign that closed tonight
has been the most spirited in many
years Mayor Jost, Democrat, who al
ready has served four years, is being
opposed by George II. Edwards, Re
publican. Mr.. Edwards candidacy has
the endorsement of the nonpartisan
and Progressive parties. He is pledged
to smplfied form of city govern
ment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-05
Republican City Platform.

FIRST The enforcement OF the
laws.
SECOND-The prevention OF all
commercialized vice.
TlIIRD-The prevention of any
and all working agreements be
tween law Violators and the city
officials.
FOURTH-Th closing and
keeping closed of all public places
of law violation.
FIFTII-The enforcement OF n
rigid economy to the end that no
money shall be paid out except
for services actually rendered and
then only where such service is n
benefit to the taxpayer
SINTH-Thc enforcement of n
strict business administration in
every department OF city govern
ment. so that you can see at once
where the money is expended and
whether the city gets value re
Ceivcd.
SENENTH-The inauguration
OF movement to give TO the citi-
zens an opportunity to settle once
and for all time the problem of
an adequate supply of pure water
for domestic and manufacturing
purposes.
EIGHTIi-The opening of all
city books for your inspection.
NINTH-The reduction of your
taxes without injury to our city
TENTH-T boosting" OF
Tulsa and the maintaining OF her
reputation as the most progressive
city of the middle west.
II we are elected we pledge our
selves 10 manage the affairs Of the
city OF Tulsa, not for the benefit
OF any man or set Of men nor for
the glory of any party. but for tho
good and benefit OF the city Of
Tuls, and for all her citizens.