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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
CHE erlaubnik ikiAeine.

jaribur g. Sdpds.rIe. %. Glib
I Rorpoob.
lgauie 20. Gebbarbi, %. bsssl.
I5aie Butler. SO. 51s pisrion Ctr.
lSba 6aipiins, q, bessI.
zee 6. Weann, 81, 635 Walnut Ctr.
tSulia 9. Stone, 25. 1122 8elDebere
Gpenus.
IGlar.ne. Gorblp, %, Wt. WaIh,
( inston.
iyoiSi. ga.ins,., %. sol Wsiiiouri
Mpenue,
JWilbsrt g. Darlington. 81, gOlum.
( bus, 8.
lGbitb m. Grabp. 20. GoIles. S!a.
yTlilton 5arbite, %, 928 geit Cir.
tRarie sefien. 19. 1862 SoppIe CTR.
JSOiepb Gidinssr, 36. Rem gal!is
( more, ..
Barbara gedmann. 80. Dunlap. 8.
JOsear Sadfon, 80, Alb Stbn Ctr.
laouife SanosrfieIb, %, 43s Wsit 5.
. Girabs.
jGbarIes S.gDlter, 80, asyinsion, ,ssb.
tGIeanor SaoelfeIb, 26. 821 SinbIaD
Strabe.
jS. Weslep 9arris. "a. Deer part.O.
l4manba GringsI. "a, Horipoob.
JSoiepb .. Sonsrlaip, 40, 6aftpsl.
ladtherine 6. Wirid, AZ, Glsnbale. 8.
}e(bom Gorbell, q. 3O5s Mlenior slp.
lRutb 6pbe. 1s. 3Slo 1appan efp..
j3<nrp Sames, Al, aodlanb, 8.
tNdnnie WalIaee, 20. bsssl.
jRapmonb 8. Walier. %. atrOn. 8.
t5obanna Mutthetps, u. 2s Dit Uni.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

2ie Wasrntenfrase iuirb lJeate iuicbrr
5ur Sprad)e fonimen.

9ic sSrlge Der @asratc miro &C.
.egentlif Der bciitisen Sibing 6es
Staotrntbs ipieoer sllr Sprate font
men. @ritens tpirb bem gtaStrot6 Die
Croinnn5. in melf)er bic nele Gas.
rate pon 35 Gents pro taiienb aubif.
iii, uno eiuc Winiilalrute BON 30
Gents nonatlid) porocid,rieben it,
nit DIR llnteridyriit oes giirgernei.
tiers pcrieger, 5ugeiteat iperocn
@lcid3eitis miro Der g,ilracrmeiiter
ahdj IN eincm l1ngcren Sdreibe!l
ieine @riinoc barlcgen, Die i'm perail.
laBter, Die OrSinall5 ,lt llnter5eidncn.
sScrncr lpirb oas 9elcuftinasfolr.
m;ttee cine Sro;nan3 unterbrcitcn. IN
ipelder Die Dis9erige @asrate BON
2S. Sftober Bis srn1 Dicrten 3opem.
Der allgeisbt Ipirb. Die neue SroinallS
tritt bcfanntlid crit Gil pierten 90.
penibcr in araft, tpabreuo bic tempo.
rare GroinanI be3iiglid Der gei6c.
haltllng Der bisberisen State idlcn am
2. Sftober atlduft. Die @asaeiaa.
is9aft bnt aflerbings 6nrf ibren pr1ii.
Sciifen VI. ". ,srecnlan bic Grfl1runa
abge8eten, 0oB big gum SSnfraittretell
Der nellen Srbinan5 Die olte 9fote &c.
redIllet fDeroeit triirbe, aber Der Staot.
ra.D mill natiirlidJ gan5 iifIer rlnb au1
III geieBli6er @eiie porgrhen.
Serr WllilIcn miro ben slntraa itel.
len, Dab Der Stabtinaenieur beaui.
tragt meroe, Yldne fir cine isu1r.
itrabe am oiientlifen 9anbungsplab
ai,s5uarbeiten. Ginen gor5la1 in
fieiem Gimme bat 6cfanntIid, Die San.
oelsfanlner getnad,t, oamit bic &c.
plants iebr tbelIre Herpilaiterllna Der
oiientIiden 2anbIng beruieeen wer.
Oen famr.
perr WcOonaI5 BON Ser %. ggarS
miro bic sSrage Der Ginfiibrura Don
leidten Sotunieriiniiormen fir bic
itcotiit)e YoIi5ei in anrealina briu.
gen uno beafttragen, bnb Elm ais Orei
WitgIie6crn oes Staotratbes beitefcn.
oes aommittee ernannt tpiirbe, I'M
lid nit Der 5rase sli beidaftigen.
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II E +.
Sdiuere yranSunnoen trus Ser glt
banSler Safob Studs seiiern bei
einem Teuer bauon.
Srei @ebdnSe an Der Spring grops
IueHMe ipuroen mebr ooer miubrr
idDer beidabigt.

gebsutenbs aufrssung Deruriad,ts
gsitsrn 5u i,iiber Stunbe elm seusr,
bas in benz 9r0blerssi4aft bon s5as
trb Stads G. Son, Ro. 1888 Spring
GroDe 4peHu.. aussnibsinlib bur6
Selbitsnt3iinbung gum 4usbru1 lam.
Die 5lammsn fpransen aud auf oi.
angren5sneen Observation-Disclosures Ro.
1891 Spring Grore 2tpenue unb bas
5dus DON SgilIiam 5ubsr Ro. 1929
Spring 9rOpe gonus iib,r.
g(ubsrbsm bate bas sgeuer aud,
5irsi llnfdQe 5ur Jolss. Stadg, Der
bic Jlammen entbedts uno iit por
ssm Gintreffsn Der Geuerps6r su To-
iten perfuHte. trus 10 I5ipsre grano.
trunben baton. bab sr ned bsm itdo.
tii4en Soipital iibertiibrt peroen
Mnbte, mo tie 4srst. isinen 3uitano
fir aiemliG bsbenl!id e,ilGrtsn uno
fsr Geueripebrmann Sotn Sboot BON
Der SpribeniOmpasnie SO. 43 ipurb.,
als er nit anb.ren JeusripsbrI.uien
uuf bsm Dad bes Stads'iten Sau.
Iss nit 25idarb,itsn btfbdftist mar,
ron einem artbisb setroiisn unb -
fdptr am Sub p.ripuatet. bab aud
er na4 benz itdbtiider Lopipital gs.
bra6t iperoen mubte.
aIs bic SDf9mannlfafisn auf Der
granbitdtte sintrafen. fionb nitt nur
bag Stads'i6e GsbGuSe in bleu
Jlammen, ionbsrn bds ysuer BAIT.
aud fhon bas Waubslbiloeribeater
srariff.n, pdbrenb am 9ub.r'Id.n
gs6dube bic Gtniterlaben brdnnten.
gs selang ben 2oidmanni6aftsn bic
Jlammsn am 5ubsr'idsr 9aui. 70.
fort gu eritiden, aber bas Wanbel.
tilbertbsatsr iotpie has Stads'Its
etsbGubs brannt.u fait t5llis aus.
Stads berethnet fsinsn Sdabsn am
@sbdube aaf $4,000 urb am Waarsns
lager. bus nidt p.riihert mar. auf
$1,000. Der Staten am gmpirs
9tsatsr. oas BEN Srtis'ifen Ra6s
Iub sebSrt. beIduft ii4 auf etira
$1,000.
Gin peiiersr llnfaII sreisn.is Iid
Guf bsr 5abrt bes 2(utompbils Der
Gprissntompasni.To. 20 sur granb.
iidtts. Das gtutonobil rannte Mans
lid an Der gbafe Gtrabs unb Samif.
Ion 4penle in elm Qaitautomobil. pas
Gissntbum Ton Charles $. Sippsl
Don To 41S1 Samilton 9penus mar
uno p0llig temoIiri ipurbs 8.i BEN
3niammsnpralI tpurbe elmer Der
;Jeusrpebrlsuis abselpcrfen, fam i..
pod sliidlidsripsii: nit benz S1red
bapon.
Mit arobsn Sdtpisrisisitsn
bate ssitern bic Jsusripsbr bel einsm
sy,uer gu tdmpfen, bas in sinem 3ipeis
it5dissn 5olabouie an fsr RorbIsite
Der duberorbsntIid iisilen pueblo
Gtrabs. bic esrdbs nntsrbal6 bonn
silIon Outlrot sslesen III, gum gfus'
tru6 seiommen mar Das OebGubs,
has bonn gnipoIt SobH s. TloIlon
unh Grau' George 9pipsu beipobnt
ipurbs, fist aud. unssa&tst aIsy Be.
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0rbbbt
Narbe ssitern Der Ireis Ses grOSes
nm einen Gent.

Geftern Worsen trat in Cincinnati
bi. ansetiinbigte Grb0buns bes 9rots
prsiIss Inn sinen Gent in Rraft. sri!
alusnabme siner ein3isen GsislIidaii
saben bic srpben 8ddereisn Der Staos
b.tannt. bab Der prsis bes 2aibes
grot. Der isitber fir flint Gents psrs
iaIit purbs, nun auf feds Gents ers
hSbt 1T.
Jobn 6orilaub, Der grGiibsnt b.s
@srbanb.s Ser 9ddermsifter, ertldrte,
rab 5ipar feline Organization tein:
GntiHeibung in Bsaug auf ben prsis
ron 8rOt setroffeH babe, bab absr
fat als Bidder Gineinnaiis fd gee
5pung,n iaben, ettpas mebr fir ibf
probuit gu forbern, I'M ii9 fir ben
srbObten prsis bss Wsbles Su ents
idGbissn. .gs mubte irgenb ettpas
s,idtb.n", iasts Serr SartIaub. .Sn
pbilabelpbia iparen i'm Issten Monat
42 9dder.isn ss3punser. ibre Gs'
idlGite infolse Der grbSbung b.s
Meblpreiies gu f4lkbm. llnb bds
ipirb au4 in anbtren Stdbttn bss
aanbes ssitsben. fpenn bic 8dder iid
nidt i6iiBen. Gin skil Der gades
rsien babsn @otiebruns sstroffen,
grot gu baden, bas i'm Gnsros 1ns
tani ii.ben unb i'm aleinpsrtauf adt
Gents ioitst. Dieie 2aibe finb ein
Helm fpenis sr6ber".
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Grbalt icinc Sd)aufli,ens.

Der 99trtb penrp SduegnIann,
ben gto. col SroaOpap, bat ieine
S6anfli5ens pieoer erbalten. Gieie
fiir Sdlpegnaun giiritige gntifel.
6lIne tpurpe qeitern pom Der Si5ers.
fquuniiiion obgegeben, naboem or.
ipieien poroen mar, ocf Sdypel'
mnnn's ntinoeridhrigcr Sdbn nidlt
rar regeIuaBig Die Sdplle beiuft,
iouoern audi Elm gang por5ilelihcr
SdiiIer lit, Sefonntlih mar bebaup.
tet morOcn. oaB Der ,alnge nj ncr
gsirtbitaft beidaitigt milroe. aber Ole
Si5eusfomHtiiIion trnritteltc, boB Die.
les ourdails nid]t Der tSal mar.
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gtnti9er Nilitir llnteriiBunqs. .yerein
Torbereitnnsen fir ben gal am Is,
y!upembcr i'm beiten 1ange.

ssn Sdfners 6dlle, Gin un6 Il.
BERTH StraBc. iano geitern slbeno me
regelndbige @eriamlnluug oes cbi9en
8ereills inter goriis oes Serrn @enrp
0aeiner ,mo nit soerru Glem Seer.
ling als Gefretdr Itatt. Der ausihiB
iiir ben am 1S. 9ioUenrber D. s. i'm
Ieiitiden Stub ltattfinoenoen Ser
einsbaa berihtete, oab ale gorbcrel.
irmgell I'M beiten @ange ieien rltO CHI
einen gutcn grfclg idJlieben laiien.
YIN fiini erfranfte Ganleraoen ipuroel
$27 als ilrteritiiBung augeluieien.
Qini Gmpieblrug oe5 betr. llnterilldr
iIngs.ansiduiies lpuroe Serr St. Seri
ibel als neues Mitglieb auigenomnen
uno ioiort eingefiibrt. Serr SSoiepb
9ien5 berid)tete in ieiner eigenibaIt
als 9elegat iIber Die 'leste gerialnN
lung oes Staotperbar6es llno betonte
gan5 beionoerst oaB Die WiitgIieoer BEL
Der tonNlenoen @aI fiir Sligbes uno
Sesrid ,ltimnicn itno ooourd Den
9eiltitenfreiiern @ilion imo YonY'
rene cine ueroiente S6lappe 6ereiten
ioqen. Gem amsif)ltb, ipeld)er nit ei.
nem ahnIifen slusidaIB Ses 2anO.
pebruereins be3iigl. Ger lle6erHafnle
elmer Yorltclliing i'm Oeltifen 1beo.
ter touieriren ioll, iDuroe 6e5ilel. 6es
arrangements freie Sano ertbeilt.
Bon Ger SranSatlantic Srllit 60.
Lief Elm Sdreiben eiiI iporin Der Ser.
EN- bcnabrid)tigt iuiro, OaB er 5u %
Wtarf 3inien aiIf ieinen ariegs6ono
i'm @etrage BON 1000 Marf beredytigt
lei lrno bieielbeu ieoer3eit be5ieben
f6une. gs auurbe jebob bei9loiielt,
bies nitJt 3u tbun, ionoern 9ellilseHo
8eIo aus Der aaiie 81 entiiebmen. I'M
sltiarInlen init oen 3inien einen :pei'
iereI ariegsbOno fiir 100 Wtorf onar.
fauien.
;5inan5iefretdr Steiler beridtetc,
buB bic aameraoen ssobn aoenig,
sSsohn Garnr lunb WsatGiaS giIger, Die
benz @erein i6on 90 Sabre angeborerL
;u ben bafiir beltinnnten goIbenet
Sereinsab3eihen bered)tist lparen.
Die ?lus5eidniing iuiro ben betr. Ser.
ren bcim gaIl ain Is. gtopeTber ii6er.
reid. iperoen. Die Ginnabmen betru.
gen S32 go ino Die glusgaben $27.
8or S6IuB Der geriammIuus iiber.
reidlte Serr ,Steiler ben, aameraoen
slnop 2eier anIdbIib oeiien 80. sc.
blrtstages, oen cine In5abl 1iitglie.
Der iton am Gonnta9 i'm .Sauie Scs
0eburtstagafiroes geieiert battet, ei.
nen bii6iten Resenihirm, iotpie ein
als alngebinbe ieitens
ieiner Srelinoe, pofiir Serr 2eier li5j
Ioiort nit einem GNbtcn 2o.penbrdn
repandyirte, 0as lid alle anipeienoeu
gut itJmefen lieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
Gut abgelanien.

9oli3iit (Srai, Der iohit NIT ieincn
4utomobil mir 5ago anf slnt9mobil'
raicr su rlateu piIegt, hate seitern
GcIcgenheit. iih in anoerer g9eiie 5n
Getbatigen uno elm ourdaebe!loe$
Gfero eirBitiangen. Oas betrefien0e
igfero. Sus Der ciu gusep geipmut
lpar uno Sranf SSiie. non go. $40
Goplar StraBe. gcborte. ifellte, ais
es an Der Spring @rpue slueuiie ilnb
Burlington Ylacc itanb lno brm,nia
Surd. @raf uabm iofort Die @eriol.
quns al:f unb Die ipiIoe Saso 9ins III
ii,blider 9iid'tiins Die Spring @ropc
aperue sar Sreeman slDeitue uIo an
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0ebnrtem.

0apib unb ai53is Gohn. 927 Rid
Hpnb SiraBs, W6oden.
Werner uno Gaura Rice, II @ee.s
Strabe. aHdbe.
GbDarb uno 5raness Renner, 515
Gambon 4pe., Mdb6sn.
Waltsr uno Bertha gberbarbt, 213
St Rodeil. Str. Wldbden.
Sarrp uno Map garp. gIap Str..
MGohen.
Glareue. unb Gmma 9auman, 221
Sit 2ibertp Str, andte.
Sobn uno Srma aisfer. 218 Wos
bapt Str, anak.
fSr.o unp ellie 9anbelin, 308
Sinblap Str, anabs.
2ouis uHb Rora S6miti, 1040
Weit 46ts Str, &nabs.
SeiIe uno 5rancss Mit9eu, 1881
WsIt Reunte Str, anabs.
Sobn uno Nlae Soliiesse, 1866
9eetman Str, Mdbhen.
syrant uno G<rirub S6luster, &C..
banon Rpab. anabe.
@sorse unb Catherine aemper.
1948 Mople ape., auape.
9srnbaro unb alireba 3bomas.
436 4ba Str, anabs.
Saruis unb OIipe areu5burs. 3017
Warbea 2lps.. Gnabe.
Grant unb 1erei. aubl. 21S Ban
Boat 9tpe., Gnabe.
SIabor unb Oora goroor, 1916
Rutb elDe.. 9nabe.
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Wfit ben, SperMslas
gSatoc 0onlo Snnt anseblif bciia
Eiebitabl beobadtef.

@sit Dem Gpernglaie tpuroc aeitern
9tadmtittae angebIih bon einen 3ial'
mer leS l}alace Sootels aus Der 10
Sabre aItc @olllo 6uut bon ben 80.
Ii5iftcn @oIf unb Sollmeper ilno lei.
rtn arbeiteeber SSSoiepb Dtcainlcp.
oon Der Iirma 1sciapb 4tc0mIcp <
So. tepbaftct, rpie or einen @rifi IN
Die Seloidalblaoe in ben 9tarrntlidltet.
len oCr ,Sirula i'm glitler Slcd an Dec
&eit Sed6ten Strnbe, eeraoe gegea.
iibcr pom Yalace Sctef, tbot.
IN Die &aiic iparen pprber gefenn-
seianete @eloitiife geIeet iporoeu unb
iobaIo bie @eanten iia iiberseugt Dat'
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&ird)lid,es

Ser Sruuen 8erein Der Ruro.
frSairuiolmt 0eutIcben 8res. ttrtIe,
an Baltimore 9lpc. uno 9eooeu Ctr.
(faitor 2uis ytidie) oeranitaltet am
Tpuuerstag eiuen Sa3ar unb Srrpper
5itm gelten Der SdnloeittilgniGg-
3reaabe iinb bersIib eingelaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

ser Sant SiraBe aelang cs idlieBlidi
Srai oao pilogelporoene S1ier NIT
ieiuent 2utomobiI 9egen zen EreII.
iteIu 81 Srdnaen unb 5u SSall 81 bril-
cen, moraii or es obnc SdipieriGfcit
odnSigen forntc. 9as Ghier Bate bel
Gem Stlr5 feiren Sfaoen gelItten
lno auco oaS umgeitiir3te @uggn lrdr
nid)t ernitllb beid)ibigt rporhen.
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ten, Oab 6unt in Die Sale ee9un9en
lpar, eilten lie nah hern Mcainlap'
iGcu @eid,Gitslofal lmo noGmcn STINT
/, Saft. gln Inn rUiroe, rie bic Holi.
sci ueriidert. elm gefenn5eibueter
Quarter genulnen lIno er ipll ai6 io.
tort Elm umiaIienoe5 8eitdnoniB al
9eIcgt boben.
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1aS Mittel ber MMtter
st8tii lnttidnitstn
Wenleu, Werrenfunsen unS fleinere
9eiben idnell beridjeudt bird
Sloan's Eminent.

90 iisst In Der ssatur ser aimbsr, iid wstt
su ttuH - iveinsHb nadb str aanstsr 80 tsmn'sn
nit ssn fisiBrn BsrautfdlisH 5inssrm, nit Bsm'
ss'am aspt nit psrrsHttsH Susinshafn uus
eaussR.
% HHs biss sdmsr5bnfts Hsrfstnnesn. abfr
tsrsn edlmsrssn isnnm Der sarisn anwsHbuus
bitfes ainimsnis nidst piStrtstsn. GtHs siH.
n,aliss anpsnbnms poH eisan's Ointment nno
- biz brap sHrtdsebaasnsm 1braHsm bs aisi.
nth ,psiAm ssm adhdu. esint ehmu5tH fno
bsbsssn.
IN iebtm 6tim, ipo aiubsr Emb, III tint Sia'
ide psu sisans ptuimsnt cine TstbwtHpisfrif.
e6mrsbatff y'nsisfn. Hhenmatismus, Sttsn.
iMsb hsifsr eais, NsfrHidbmrrssn, Srohbenien
IT, i5snsn wisfiam bsbobsH wsrosn nit elsan's
finimsuf
eisan's atHimtnt III In alien apstbsftn so
habsn, 25t. SOC HHb Sf.00.
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preis iiir Mdnncr betrdgt MIR 10
Gents, pobrenb Die Suner. pelte
eoeitiaa5 bofit pilIfonnuen iino,
frcIcn 3ltritt baben.
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Der So'nmdnnlndffen, oen
Jlomren gum Spfer. Der Sfapen
belduft iid ouf ettpa $500
sSit oen 9lnIdgcn Der 56cer. mn
. Oadpnppcnfobrif Der Barrett Wiaml.
featuring 60, yto. 529 Carr Str.,
gerieth our6 ans benz Sd)ornIieiu
iliegenoa 5itnfen Elm init 5beer &c.
FILTER aeiieI in 8ran0 uno Die 5lam-
men brciteten iid aud nod alli iueiterc
oipsi S.siiel aus, Don oenen elmer er.
plooirte. Die Seiiermebr bottc einerl
3iemlih barten Stan6; ebe es Slr ge.
lang Der ,Nammen Serr sil lperoel,
abcr Der Sd,aoen belduit iid ali nllr
ct.Da $500.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

decided to IT., 4 bottle Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It worked
from the first bottle, so l took second
and third, also bottle Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now am
just as we'll as any other woman. ad-
wise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and ] am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles. - Mrs. ELSIE J.
WANDER SANDE, 7 Goodwin Street. Pat
erson, N. j.
Women suffering with any form of
.czaale ills, or any symptoms that they
1o not understand, are invited to write
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
lynn, Mass. (conlioentiaD, and receive
ldvicc wholly free Of cost.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

available for use at the beginning of
the fiscal year. AS the matter stood,
there was no specification as to the
time it was to become available, and
as the fiscal year begins with the
first day of July and ends at the close
of June 80, the appropriation was in
terpreted as dating from that time.
Replaces Mill Tax.
The above appropriation was to
take the place of the mill tax for edu-
cational institutions of the state. The
state auditor, wishing to have the
matter settled before issuing war
rants on that fund, asked for the
opinion. Several days have been used
in ascertaining the exact time and the
many sections of the code have been
studied from every point in coming to
this decision.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19
IS
NOW AVAILABLE
Attorney General Decides APP
preparation in Place of Mill
Tax in Effect July list.

A question which has bothered the
officials at the capitol for sometime,
regarding the time when the appro-
priation made by the last Legislature
became available for school funds,
was settled Saturday by an opinion
from Attorney General Linde, who
maintained that the appropriation be.
came available for use July !, 1915, in.
stead Of January 1. 1916. He based his
opinion upon section 635 Of the Code,
which states that unless specifically
stated, all appropriations become
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LIGHT VOTE EXPECTED
At PRESIDENTIAL
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the presidential preference endorsee
at the primaries.
Z This ticket has the support gener
ally of the press,.pf the state. Those
making up the ticket are:
Delegates to National Convention.
James Mccormick, Churchs
Ferry.
John E. Paulson, HiI|sboro.
P. r. kretschnar, Venturia.
Luther L. Walton, Darlington.
c. B. Little, Bismarck.
E. Smith-Petersen Park River.
George P. Homes, Crosby.
Albert Weber, Towner. %sa
Claude c. Turner, Gladstone.
August Usse!man, Mandan.
Presidential Electors.
c. E. Johnson, Langdon.
Robert Westacott, Grand Forks.
A. 3. Cox, Valley City.
Walter F. Kelley, Hcttinger.
Albert J. Ross, Stanley
1t is generally believed that Gunder
Olson will win out hands down for
national committeeman. The former
state treasurer is we'll known and has
always been vote getter. He is re-
ceiving the united support of the re
publican leaders.
Democratic leaders are bracing
themselves for a battle royal between
Bruegger and Perry for national com
mitteeman. Perry seems to have cap.
tured the democratic organization.
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nauc HE leel lIdppy
and healthy. Some
time ago l felt SO
run down, had pains
in my back and side,
was very irregular,
tired, nervous, had
such b ad dreams,
did not feel like eat
ing and had short
breath. ] read your
advertisement in
tho pa,1ycraporc anC
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

Burke is placed in queer predica-
ment. 1t is rumored That while sup
porting Bruegger early in the fight,
he has tried to remain neutral now
that Perrys stock has advanced.
This is the really interesting con-
test of the primaries
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

The editor Of The Paramount News
reports that he lost $40 bill while
out collecting recently. He should
feel pleased that he was able to COL
lect $40 all in bunch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19
BAD DREAMS
ARE SYMPTOMS
I'll Health the Cause.--Many
Alarming Symptoms Of Wo'
mems Ailments How Cured.

Paterson, NJ" l thank you for the
lydia =. Pinkham remedies as they have
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VILLAS FAILURE TO
TO MAKE STAND
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Harry Williams Of chihuahua, an
American mining man.
Williams asserted that he had
heard Villa make the boast on De-
cember 10, when he was prisoner
Of the bandit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

IF Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-19

Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide.
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Chalmers $50. See it demonstrate
ed. You'll say It's moderated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-16
Germany Stops Shipment OF
Bread To Prisoners OF War

GENEVA, Switzerland, Jan 15-By
official order, Germany has stopped
the shipment of bread to prisoners-of,
war in Germany, unless each package
Of bread is addressed to an individual
prisoner. This order has caused con-
sternation to those in charge of the
bread supply to prisoners, as they say
it is practically impossible to send "a
djvidual packages except to a few, and
that the great bulk of prisoners will
have their bread supply cut off. They
declare, too, that back of this order is
a sinister move to strike such terror
among the Allies on the starving con-
dition o fthair prisoners, that they will
be willing to listen to peace
The International Red Cross org
anization has its headquarters here,
administering its affairs for the whole
world at this central point. Gustave
AdOe, a distinguished Swiss citizen os
at the head, and Max Dollfus, an Alsa-
ton of strong French sentiments, is
head of the bureau for prisoners-of
war. AS such Mr. Dollfus was made
director of the bread supply furnished
French prisoners-of- in Germany.
and it was he who told the Associated
Press of the order and the grave eff
feet it would have.
Bread is the very element of a
Frenchman's existence" said he, you
can cut off anything else and he can
stand it, but he must have bread. Now
We have built up a vast organization
by which bread has been poured into
Germany to meet this primary want.
a small part of it has gone in indi-
vodual packages, but the great bulk
has been without individual names, as
it is impossible to designate each one
Of about 100000 prisoners in a daily
bread supply. And yet this order cuts
off everything not addressed in an in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-16

parcel post communication between
the farmer and customer is that the
farmer may be unwilling to offer goods
at a price which attracts the customer,
or that the consumer may offer price
lower than the farmer can obtain at
a local market. To quote the bulle-
tin:
mot only must the farmer have
something additional to the usual
price to compensate him for the extra
work, container, and postage required,
but the consumer must also have
something to attract him to marketing
by percel post. In determining what
the price shall be, both the farm price
and the retail price paid by the con-
sumner when he markets in the ordi-
nary way should be taken init onsid-
ceive either a better article the
usual retail price or an article of
the grade usually purchased at some
concession in price.
ut is probable that the point which
will make the strongest appeal to the
average consumer is that he can Sc
cure by parcel post fresher, brighter,
more attractive, and thus possibly IA
better product than he can obtain
otherwise.
THE average producer, as rule,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-16
Ancient Terms Of Forestry.

Conan Doyle, in his "Sir Nigel" TIE
scene of which Is laid In the fOUr-
teenth century, mentions the following
terms used in forestry at that times
A cele of badgers, skulk of foxes. q
pride Of lions, a singular Of boards. u
sounder OF swine, a nye of pheasanf2s
a gaggle of geese. badling of ducks
a fall Of woodcock. a wisp of sniD&.