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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13

Souris will celebrate Nor
ways national holiday on June
7th. Committees are already
at work making preparations
for a huge celebration.
Today is the date of the an
nual leasing of state lands in
Bottineau county and as a re-
suit the auditors Office is an
unusually busy place, there be-
ing farmers in attendance from
all parts of the county.
Geo. Else, conductor on this
branch line of the G.. n, who
has spent the winter with his
family near Tacoma, WASH,
went through here Wednesday
night on his way to Antler. We
understand Mr.. Else will re-
sumo his run in a few DAYS.
Rev. Theo. A. Doughty. dis
trict superintendent of the
North Dakota Children's Home
society, was in the city the first
of the week, soliciting aid for
the institution. The society
provided for no less than III
children during the last year,
the largest in it's history, and
on account of it's rapid growth
contributions are more urgent
ly needed than ever before.
According to the Minot Optic
Reporter. the Great Northern
offiiials in session with the rail
road commissioners in that city
last week considered the pro-
position of a new depot for Bot
tineau. AS no petition from
Bottineau was before the board
at this time there is evidently
a mistake, unless the Great
Northern has decided to con-
struct the much-needed and
much desired depot without
any suggestion on the part of
the Bottineau citizens.
Peter Miller, our dairy com
missioner, addressed a meeting
of farmers in the Goheen opera
house on Saturday afternoon,
the subject of his talk being
Cheese Factories and Cream
cries" While we have heard
more eloquent speakers, we
have yet to hear the man. who
can talk more good common
sense than Mr.. Miller. His
talk was chock full of good adj
vice and we are certain that
the stockholders of the Mouse
River Loop Cheese Company
gained a whole lot valuable in
formation as a result of Mr..
Miller's visit and talk. Rus
sell Sentinel.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13

Editor Larson Of Souris was
here Monday on a business
mission, not wholly devoid of
pleasure.
Westhope will again have an
order Of Royal Neighbors, an
organization being perfected
last week.
The.Lansford band is putting
on a minstrel show tomorrow
| evening to raise funds for the
Organization.
III. C. Gustafson was down
from Souris yesterday and ia
vored The Courant with a
pleasant call.
The society of st. Andrews
church at Westhope will erect
a So, 800 residence on their
church property.
d. McGilvray, and old time
business man of Bottineau,
was here from Westhope on
business yesterday.
The Souris school board has
purchased 100 ash trees which
will be planted on the school
grounds on Arbor Day.
Sonris is also planning to
put a ball team in the field and
an organization meeting was
held last Friday evening.
J. r. Fraser of Duncan, Ariz.,
returned to Bottineau Friday
from Antler where he had been
looking after farming interests.
The Grand Geta way" is some
of the finest copyright stories
of the year Read the opening
chapters in this issue Of the
Courant.
Vic b. Noble returned to
Bottineau Friday from a two.
months trip during which time
he visited Florida, Cuba and
Panama.
It's well to find out about
that house you re figuring on
There's a lot to think about in
a HOME, and it's
better to be SURE before you
make any plans at all than to
be SORRY after the house is
built. There's no obligation
ia talking the matter over with
us, and getting the benefit of
our latest information on
MODERN HOME BUILD
ING. -Imperial Lumber Yard.
If.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13

will be given on the evening of
April Oath and we hope that
the attendance will be good
Omemee Herald.
If men would remember that
a woman can't always be smil-
ing who has to cook dinner,
answer the door bell half a
dozen times, and get rid of a
neighbor who has dropped in;
attend to a sick baby: tie up
the cut finger of a two-year-old;
tie up the shoes of a six-year-
old and get an eight-yea-old
ready for scrool-t say nothing
of sweeping, cleaning. etc. A
woman with all this to contend
with may claim it as a priv
lege to look and feel a little
tired sometimes, and a word of
sympathy would not be too
much to expect from a man,
who during the honeymoon
wouldn't let her carry SO much
as an umbrella.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13
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"A Boy Scout Troop has been
organized at Willow City.
O. C. Thomas spent Sunday
with his family in this city.
Easter Cards and Booklets at
Fladeland- Williams Drug Co.
q
Rev. Fir. Andrieux celebrated
high mass at Lansford Sunday.
Mayor LalIum was a business
visitor at Westhope last Friday.
One thousand bushels feed
oats for sale. Bottineau County
Bank. At.
Clarence Vikan is a new en-
ploye at the Gleason F 0 + d
agency.
NJ. O. Ostby Of Willow City
visited Bottineau on business
Tuesday.
Oh SOuII 1<ClS =.
kens spent Sunday on the farm
near Antier.
r. b. Smith returned Satur-
day from a weeks business trip
to the twin cities.
Clerk of Count Dokken visit
ed over Sunday at his former
home near Antler.
Will take a good horse as
part payment on a Ford auto
mobile. C. r. Gleason. If.
C. D. Trent this week moved
into the p. b. Ferguson resi-
dence in the east end of town.
Read The Grand Getaway
in this Issue. IT is one Of the
most gripping stories Of the
day.
Geo. Kalbfeisch was a busi-
ness visitor in the city from
Westhope between trains on
Saturday.
Supt.. Layne visited up the
line on official duty the last of
the week. returning home on.
Saturday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13
Sam Dunbar and Ray Judy
represented Souris here yester-

Sam Dunbar and Ray Judy
represented Souris here yester-
day.
County Agent Henderson in
forms us that five hundred
ounces of strychnine ordered
for the gopher determination
campaign was shipped from
Fargo yesterday. Another con
signment of 500 ounces will be
shipped on Saturday and a
third lot on April 10Th. Con-
siderable difficulty bas been ex-
perienced in securing strych-
nine, bnt it is now hoped that
the situation has been relieved
SO that the campaign can be
carried out as originally plan
ned.
Omemee is to have a ball
team. That was definitely set
tied at a meeting held on Thurs
day evening of last week. In
sizing up the situation with re.
gard to the show for organic
ing a winning team, it was
found that while some of those
who made up our champion
team last year are not here,
some new timber is available.
Dad Harrington was again
elected manager and ]. T. Sou
Gle was elected treasurer. A
benefit ball and basket social
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13

Save the date. April 14th.
At the Grand theatre. A local
benefit. The musical people of
Bottineau will give a progra m
of music and readings. Re-
member the date, and ask your
friends about it.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-13

# you have anything to sell
or exchange or want to buy
something, try a want ad in
the Courant. You will be sur.
prised at the results.
IL you have an improved
farm for sale list it with ms.
We will have the buyers. Write
US for listing blank Hovland
Walstad Co, Lansford, N. ~.
(27-8t)
The commercial club at Lane
ford has under consideration a
plan for identifying the city by
the planting Of a large number
of trees during the coming
season.
Rev. Silseth of Adams. N.
d., who also serves a Lutheran
congregation at Landa, stopped
off in Bottineau Monday to
transact some business at the
county seat.
VIM. Yerkie, one Of the pro-
minent farmers near Willow
City, has rented his farm and
moved into Willow, where he
will live a retired life in com
fort and contentment.
Get one of the Courant wall
maps of Bottineau county for
your home. If placed on the
wall in a convenient place the
children will soon have a com
plete knowledge Of the county.
The Westhope Standard-last
week celebrated it's fifteenth
birthday. During all these
years Bro. Drake has given
Westhope a good, readable pa
per that has been a credit to
the town.
August Frykman of Souris
has applied for patents on two
new inventions which he has
just perfected. One is an acety-
lene welding and cutting torch
and the other is a new thing in
piston rings.
Place the green card in your
window Friday morning of
each week and we will deliver
to you kerosene or gasoline in
any quantity at wholesale
price.-C. r. Gleason, agent,
Standard Oil Co. ft)
The Lansford Commercial
club is making a demand for a
"A hour electric service and the
manager of the local company
will meet with the club at the
next meeting to look into the
proposition more thoroughly.
Thorvald johnson was up
from Overly yesterday get
ting the assessment books for
Cecil township. He reported
considerable more snow in that
part of the county than in the
immediate vicinity of Bottin-
eau.
Practically every town in the
county is organizing a baseball
team for the season. Bottineau
with a wealth of excellent
material available, seems a lit
tie backward about being. re-
presented on the diamond. Let
some loyal fan take the initia-
tive step.
Assessor Wilson has been
making the rounds Of the city
this week in his official capa-
city. The tales of poverty
and privation which he has
been compelled to endure as a
result of his visits leads Sam to
believe that the Associated
Charities have been derelict in
their duties.
j.. N. Peat left Wednesday for
western Ward county to get his
5threshing outfit in shape for
the spring threshing, as there
.is lots Of it to do there. He
will put in most of the summer
there as he has a lot of plow-
ing and breaking to do after
the threshing is finished
Willow City Eagle.
Spring is at last here for a
certainty and with favorable
weather it will be only a mat
ter Of q few days until spring
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
0ricnSlnnth n6aefahlt.

g9enn man obiohlt fdupfen mill
10 muB man nod europa ge6en. slb-
geicben ooDou, OoB BORT lolhe So9cn
erlaubt linO imo mon iogor nod ein
@bren5eiden iiA bort crwerben lam,
iinO bier in Baltimore admpfc Ie6r
perp0nt, sumal wcnn iie ii@ IN elmer
StroBcnbo6n obipielen. 20 fam es
oenn ooB Sobn Goulion AZ Sabre
alt, BON 93r. SOB, Siio.@oensStroBe,
mo icin 9ruoer, @OwarO Goulion,
80 Sabre alt, bon 9ir. 1903 6leet'
StraBe, megen aeilerei IN elmer
StraBenbobn bonn @oli5ilten glder-
non Oerbaitet lpurOen. 9liAter S6ou
legte Sobn cine 9riegSitrafe bon $25
aut wdbreuO GouarO nit So oapou
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
@laIicn bIcdcrnc Sl6faIIfauncn be-

@ne StoOt-Geroronung perfiigt,
ooB alle Establishment aus NletoIl
bergeltelt imO ebeufalls nit eincnt
metollcnen 0edel peri6loIieu iciu
miillen. @eiI iie oieIc Geroronuuo
niht befoIgtcn meroen aeIiern fl
6ronen per6aftet lmo Dem Ridtcr
Eormollen IN DER iiiOpeitli6cn 8oIi.
5ei-Stotion porgefiibrt. Ger 9iidtcr
entlieB ole 6raucn, icood miilIcn iic
nodltc @o6c picoer oor i6ut cribei-
nen lmo bis Oo6in IonitGrc 9lbfoIl-
&anncn oul1oiicn. Gopit6n aoIb-
tlclN6 worntc no6mols allie 9cwo6.
ner oeS 0iltriftS, lmporidriftsmoBi-
&c &annen 81 bcluIBen ga ionIt 1n-
feblbar cine @elOitraie foIat.
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WliN0Iidte glcrnniiannnafnhrt.

Sle /@ebeinpoli8iiten 9lrmitron0
a1l @'lo lglttinlon berboiteteu oeItern
Hpello oen 10 Sabre olten gloruan
section, bon 9}r. 1911, W2oi6er-5tr.
'oyl' @ er obne GrloubniB Ser Srou 6.
SSpul3 bon g}r. 800, @elt-9onoale-
@lraBe ocrcn 9lutonlobil aus Scr
on ~utu9e 9enomnen uno cine Der
SS,"u99,ln9slabrt S, oneetreten bate. gr
Ssupie S%r oos 9lutomobil in norf be.
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S;r 3H'uu' u no@ocm cr nit oem 9lutomo-
Sst 't OOr oo Somcs 6aiIev, ST., g}r., 1925
Sc,, ,F1u''l-StroBe, in Gollilion gene
Son,,,r.- ,our. Seaton botte nad Dem gu.
Sc~' 'g'lloB nidt ongcboIten ION
0ono, m IpQr NIT GROCER S6neIIiofcii
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8nr iSHrOcrllna Ses 9atriutiamna.

,Gos Sternellbanner-2ieO" muB ite-
beno angcbort weroen. - @eieB
sur 9iegclung Oes @ortraacs oes
9ieoes trat geItern III Groit. -
$100 Stroie Oorgei6rieben.
@ciiern trot 0ie bonn DloDor @rc.
iton ON z, Slli imter5eicbncte Ser
orOnlmg in troft nah peIder oos
9lotionol-&ic0 Star SponqIeo 9an-
ncr" ocIeblih Oo9e9cn in S6ub &C.
uommen miro, in unpolicn0cr @eiic
in &crbinoung nit anoercn @fuiifitii-
den geipielt 5lt pcr0en. 0eSgleiben
lit eS 6ei elmer @cl0Itrofc bis 81 500
geleBli6 befo6len, ooB Oas Fublifml
in Gon3ertbollcn, E6cotern ooer ion-
ltigen offentli6en 2ofaleu, in iucl6ei
Nluiiffapellen oicies 2ieo ipielen ioll-
ten, Iidb bon Sen ElGben 81 crbeben
bat, Inn 10 Dem National-2icO Oie 81.
fommenOe @6re 5lI ermciicn. SoS
@eleb ma6t feine 9lusna6me, uno
lin0 9ebre6li6c &erioneu imo Strip
pei, Ionic Oe Wluiifer, nit idweren
SnItrumentcn gc6oltcn, Oas SieO ite'
6enO nit nt5uboren ooer 5iI ipiclen.
Die alaoieripicler linO naCb Oem &C.
Icb oud cingci6loiicu Sn Den
Gbeotern berri6t Oieielbe 9iegel.
SoIlte ie Elm @luiifer in einem Sa-
riete-Ebeoter oltf Sen @eoonfen fom-
men, oaS gtotionaI-2icO in fiinltIe.
rii6 poIlenoeter g9eiic ouf un5d6li.
gen Snitrumenteh 81 ipieleu 10 bat
OoS Yubliflm Oos 5meiielbaite Ser
gniigcu, cinc bolbe Stlnoe 5u he'
ben. Sn %erbinOlmg init an0crcn
Stiiden Oarf Die 9fational-6Dmne
ni6t geipielt meroen, aub nicbt ein'
NAL Elm G6eil oerielben, woourd Die
les berrli1e 2ieO bon einem Natio-
ul.9ieo.Eotpourri ausgel6lolien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
g9ar6ein Nshnrn fnnmt.

9err Gbomos M3ott Osborn, @ar.
pclll oes 3u6tbouics Sing Sing,
iolro morgen in Baltimore eintref-
Icn' I'M gegen icinen frii6eren Sefrc-
ior =. 8. 9iihoros ais 3euoen ouf5u-
tretcn. Ri6oros idlidte einer @ed)-
lel tiir $4,000 uno IieB oenieI6en
o. oollr9 oen bieiigen glnwolt 2ci96
Sonlol, eincn intimen 6reunO ocs
@errn p Osborn, iuOofireu. Der
= S%Se@lel wllroe bon elmer bieligen
Sanf onitanosIoS ousbe5obIt. allr8
,r'a@Der tbot &iboro oie @eidibtc
le'o lmo fam bon 9iew Dorf, wo6in
er aeilil6tet mar, freipillig 5uriid
illO liellte ii6 Der Eoli5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Scr 26 Sabre olte Carroll Boone
puo 9tr. 1920, 8oas Hono, ser om
Somltog g}obntittoe oen So Sabre
oltcn StroBenbobn @ogeoniiibrer
SSobn S@renfer bon gtr. 40, 9ento.
lou.StroBe, nit eihcnt 9lutomobiI in
ser 9eloir.&oo0, nobc Sincloir-
Zane, iiberfubr, melAer cine Shnoe
lpGter i'm nllercD- @oipitol" ltorb,
puroe gcitern S(beno bon Coroner
9iilcO, ser in Der mittlereii Holi6ci.
Station einen Snqueit oeronitoltcte,
ouf frcien JuB 9eiebt. Qic @eihwo.
rcncu 9obcn in ocm @eroift an oaB
Boone niht boriihtig geuug aefab.
rem iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Scr Sail Oes ylegers G0moro
acDs muroc geItern in Der Gonton
@oli5ciItotion bis ouf @eitercs Der
lhoben. aeps iol an lcBtcn Som-
ltog 5pei 6orrncr in Der @irtbl6uit
oes Goporo &offmeiItcr bel @oloeu
Sing gcl6oiien baben. 9ic @erpnn'
oeteu poren nidt I'M StonOe, Dor
Dem &ibter 5u eriheinen um gegcu
Sens Su 5cugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

q, orali @leto gorbcrg bon 91r. 1920
,,a, S,'au,ro-@ol9inatonsStraBc, T6ilooel.
TgVI % pat oen uDeutihen Gorreipon.
o oVl'l erlu6t ocn 9luien6olt bon
Tia'' t,.,[ Slllabet6 Slider, wclcbc in
,'nVereq Sobren an scr Goitcrn-9(be
S..OoVlIt S, 9oben ioll, 81 ermittcIu
S'S T.u' 0!l@er ipar cine aeborcnc 9i.
! rTUI Sg'sr, ''no ltommtc aus Sctid6ah IN
s. Y"''l9en. @ 6rau @or6erg iaot, oof
81 H' ~ opl' clllcm 9efanntcn in Ottoipo
y 9'y ssea~rlbt cr6oItcn babe, ooB 6ror
Gal~Vr t;' llllo ibrc aiuocr nod in BAL
llmore uobnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
glidlt ser NRidltioe.

Sergeant @orrD lmO 9Eoli5ilt
NlDerS bonn mittIeren Giitrift Der.
9aiteteu geitern Morgen an Der @de
bon SoworO- un0 @oltimore-StraBe
Oen gtegcr @illioms uuter Dem Ser.
Ooht, Scr @l0rOer 81 iein, peI6er
bon Der @oi6ington @oli5ei geiudt
miro. Ger @er6oftete founte aber
in Der mittleren &oli3ei-Station iei-
ne SOentit0t bcpeiien imo plroc bon
&icbtcr Sbalu entloiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
Sm gcicIliecm arciIc.

SUM Giltritte 0es ogeuti6en Inter.
IiilbungS-9luoes" omiiiirten Ii6
I'M uGannitatter &ort." Ser
6omilicn-9lusihlg mar trob Scs
Oro6cuocn @etters gut bciubt
Gic 3meige 1t5, 1874, t47 1914
ilno POI Ocs y0cutitben llnteritib-
llngSsSlnocS" bielien gcltern i6rcn
labrli@cu 8omiIienausiug nit nad-
lolgenoem @icnic i'm n6annItatter'
Fort" ob. Gas Set mar gut be-
lt@t, mo trob oeS ie6r 5wcifclbaltcn
&ettcrS bielten ollie 9eiuber getrell-
ll1 bis 5lm SAmlic GUS, mar oo9
lur 9clliItiglmgcn oller glrt bcltcnS
9elorgt, fir Die WroBen iopobl, olS
hlr Die &leinen. Sht groBen Suole
lpIelte Shonicloer's Srdeitcr 5inn
%on5e out unO 0aB beionOerS OoS
lllngeGolt ie6r oertretcn mar, braucbt
el9entlih nibt erpd6nt 81 lUerocn.
glt1 olli ser Gc9elbabn ging es III
lIl9 81, ltno 5eigten beionoers Die 0a-
men mieOcr, ooB iic 0roBe 9lusOauer
beliBcn. Ger 'SdieBitonO mar ben
9an5en gl6enO belogert. Geri1icoe-
he @erreu 6atten etpos iolidb gela-
oen lrno Oerfe6lten mon6mol OaS
3iel, go6en ober sic S6ulO Der Slim
fe. o'S6log Oen 9ifaS", bieB es an
eIner onOeren Stene oeS Eorfes, rnS
lpobl lelten lit Der 2ufaS 10 oer6mlen
poroen wie geIiern. Gin ousgc5cib-
netes Glen puroe ierpirt, lmo mcr ct-
mas Selieres ipie gSoIier trinfen
pollte, fonO oicb oaS reibli6. Der
SorliBen0e, @ilbclm S0r, bielt cine
9elrin9ene 9lniproHe unO bieB oIle
glnmclen0en ber5li6 millfonlmen.
Inter anoerem mo6tc CT oarolf oui-
lnertlom, OaB ser Geltti6e ltnter-
llnBungs-9lnO int Itetioen @ahien
pearitfen iei n6cr nod redt bielc
W'li0leoer gebrau6en fonue. Ser
Sent9e llntcritiibungs.Snno lit
Sranten-, Sterbe- imo Sparfolie SIT
9letcber 3cit. Gas Set mar ein gro-
Der @riolg, wenu audi oos @etter
lllcbt 10 mar, pie es gemiinibt wur-
0e.
Gen toI0cn0en @erren uno Damen
ut DER @rfoIg Oieies Seites 5u pcr-
oanten: GorIibenocr @ilbelm S0r;
2 Soriiber, BiIbelm MotbeiS; ST.
aplall5-Gomite, 9(uguIt S1uI6, 9lugnlt
%olters, SSo6n S6uiot Srib g8e-
per; @mpfougs-Gomite, Sulius @ob-
'er' Socob aculer, Soiepb 9ilo, 9lle-
tanoer 9iidwein; acgcl-Gomitc, lS5
@nol ilnO &beobolo Meper; Gou5.
Sonllte, SSobu Gut, ggil6eIm Otter
Oeln, $. 9rommcr, n. 3i6n @bas.
S9nllot mo 9rib Oicb. aii6eu-Go-
III, mute 6roil 5re6criba @cber, 6rou
"'or9 9elbig 6rou Barbara CieB
llllo 6rau @lora. 9eierlein. 9(m @is-
Sreme-StonO, 6rou Cola S6miot,
0rol @milie EouIns uno 3rou SC.
S6ulb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

SSn @ibbs @rdlerbenfobrif on scr
8oiton-StroBe ertranf aeItcrn Slodl-
mittag Der 81 SATIRE olte SuDwooO
SIN bon Scr. 1857 0itWlonlment.
StroBe. Gr fiel bel ieiner g(rbeit
bon elmer 8orfe ms @oiier. Der
2ei6nom wurOe in bic Ylorguc &C.
Ionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

@eitcrn Nlorgen INN z llbr ent-
itono I'M Soulc glr. 1t01, 9Ioro.
Gutap. .StroBe, Elm @oroincnbrono,
melber bon Der 6cuerluebr boIo &C.
loibt muroe. Ser ongerihtete SAo-
Ocn lit gerin9fiigig.
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Scin SLmtumubiL ncitn6lcn.

ap |'o9er 8. @}atbielt bon g2r. 1905
~ -SS'atuillloH-SlOe, bcribtcte ocitcrn i'm
Nse s'el'lo Souptquortier, ooB i6nt
SuVreno Sou Der g}adt iein 9(utomobil,
So,' oS er Dor iciner @obnuno botte Iie-
s(e ge'l lallen geItobIen worocn mar. Cie
'N'ulDlne bat cineng4crt6 bon $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Wto0ernc Abmebr. >Sn
ciner fIeineu Doberieer aneipc oron.
Qcn iid Sic 2eutc bon ser 6Iicger
9Ibt6cihma- Gos SSirtbst6dtcrIciu
fonn eor nidt flint ecmis eiuidldn.
fen Dsscnn Sbr Jest niht in 2inie
ontretet rnit iie cneraiidb noonn
itell ib he 6lieeer. glbmebrtonone
olIi's Buffet"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
Nas lifcrplab.0JcIct

@eitern g(beno fanO pieOer einc
Geriommlung I'M Sutereiie Der Be
fGnlpfllng OeS llferplus- @eiebes bon
8oItimore.GountD in Der ~Sobmen-
%ouc" itott. 9}od mebreren &eoen
milroe Elm Gonitc crnuunt, beitcbeno
aus 0en $50. S. @. Goaon 5ront S.
SbejOc, 6rouf Carr, Sobn Slmter
So5n GurIeD, Sobu Cuban nno
9looIpb @Io8ef, I'M in Ocn pcri@ic-
0cnen %creiuen Nlittcl fir oic Cant
poenc gcgcn oos @cict 8i lomnlcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
gIcW ScricDcr NlOSfitOS iinO oefabr.
lidl.

9iabbincr Or. g9illiam &oicnau lit
fir einigc Gage al 0as Sous gefcl-
iclt uno miro icinc 6rcimoc IN Ieiner
9leiiocn5 9tr. 1915 Gutow Floce em-
pfangen, ga cr our6 eiuen @loSqui'
to-Stib in @il0wooo, g. g. cine
9ein-@nt5iinoung Oooongctragen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
9lns Ocn 9SuIi5ciocridtcu.


0en.
gluf @rlnO scr WlosQuito-&eror0
nuno muBte geitern Serr 5. Euder,
DER an Der goltrtIono StroBe
luo6nt, in Scr norOliden %oli5eiiio.
tion bor 9iidter SbroeOer erihcncn
un0 er puroe beallftroet, OQs @raS
ouf einem ireicn @rlnoitiid nbmd-
ben 5u loiien. Serr Guder erfldrte
Iih 6ereit, oies 5li tbun, mics ober
Oorouf bin Dob CT OoS @ros bottc
nur ipocblen Ioiien iuu Ocm @rlnO.
itiid elm bcQercS 9lusieben 81 ge6en.
9luf @rluden OeS @clun0beits-
9cporteneuts puroe oud 6rou @.
Son0el, Die on Der 2ennor StraBc
lpo6ut, Dor oen 9libtcr gelooen ga
Iie onge6lidb cine Sl6follfiite in ibrenl
Sofe ite6en bat. Sie pltroe bon IT,
rem Sobnc pertreten, Der oic PIN
Iduloigung ober ols nnpobr be5eidl.
uete. Gr belt iib Ooriiber ouf Oub
Der Snipeftor in Die @o6niing elm
0rong, mGbreuo OtiemonO 5u Souie
mnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
Gyubr 5ll 6neIl.

Weil CT ongeblid] init elner @c'
I6minoiofeit BON "a 0}cilen pro
Shlnoc ourb Oen Grllio.Sill-EorI
ocfo6rcn mar, wuroc gitcrn SSo6n
6. Stons6urp, melhcr in Den @ent'
NORTH apartments po6nt, bon 9iib-
ter Sdroeocr III Scr norolic6cn Foli'
8eiIiotion nm So lmO Soften beItroit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

louO eeihmieoeten @niien ieIbit
idldet mo ooB oud in oieiem
Sample Die Gereinigtcn Staotcn Sen
lohen0en 0ritten iicncn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-30


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N. Pod. '.
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r. t. p.
....
r.,.,.
o.. g.,
d.. Ga.
d.. XIII.
p. l..., a..
r.,
p,..,,., > .... r.,.
d,
50
'r'''"'' 90. re 800"
~. q, . y, '' JUN
p,,.I,c. "a ,.T ,In,.
d., 49,. rr,r.. .s...r t..
me '"n'' %, CON, ,i''',I'.
1fNANHN aNN|.- A-.- HE-LNHN. NN"N||NNN ID
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ELECTION rHOy! " ,TIuN


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'' ' N'N' .'
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~ ... d., ...,..
.,. , ,t >,..,.. ,n., ,t. 81.
... .....
3D.. =, ..
a., --,,. .
,-,....,.r,
....,.. g...,r,,
,.,. ,... ..t,
..,..... ..
.,....,.,.. a., .r ,.n,...
.r..I.r ..,.... ,.,. ., .
r,.. .u.
.., .,.,.
..,..... ~ ..... .
.,.,. o.. .... ,..,. ...,... ....,.r,
obi. ...,. .,
....
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....
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-30

Sow York. p,t aH.-1uttou futures
Tossed steady December 81. 90.
.Nrutr.. ST. .r. MIA. %. s'>r Ma.
JUS. ..fsNu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-30
New York Cotton

Sow Yotk. oct go spot cotton.
Ig.'t M !.lliue url,uI-. 81, 80.
tl., 600 bale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-30

ItU SALE TH. PATHWAY t..E.ts ',
N.,hIft ha cNp.IHt b.'. ."r
80 NHuI. $3.50 so Ntru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-30

wener. g .so, ro lambs 1850"