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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13
=. are of the latest make.

are of the latest make.
Mr. w. E. Ballamy, who has been
foreman for the Northwestern Mill
Construction company and who had
charge of the building of this mill,
will remain in the employ of the
Malta Milling company as head mill
er and at any time will be ready to
and willing to show the people of
Malta through the mill and show
them just how Circle Diamond flour
is made.
The name chosen for the flour,
~ "Circle Diamond" was Sc
lkNl lected by Mrs. Geo. Ball, who
N resides in Phillips county up
north of Saco No more fitting name
could have been found,and it pleases
Mr.. Survant greatly on account OF
his having been associated with the
Circle Diamond brand for the past
Sc years. When he first landed in
Montana he was a forty dollar a
month COW puncher for the Circle
Diamond company and afterwards
advanced to foreman and then on to
manager of all their interests in
northern Montana With the advent
OF the dry lander the vast herds Of
cattle removed to even greener pas
lures until gradually they were all
gone and the old range is today
covered with farms and literally cut
to pieces with wire fences. Today
when you see the name and brand
"Circle Diamond" on the sack OF
the new Malta Milling company's
product it may not mean much to
the present day settlers, but to the
old timer it will bring to mind pleas
anl memories OF the good Old days
that are gone-neyer to return. =.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

Our coffees and teas are
strictly o. X, and you always
save a little. Noted for its
purity and strength. Nothing
more satisfying.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13
CLOSE ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT

The popular Maude Hendersn
troupe which has been holding the
boards at the Bison theatre for the
past three nights with an excellent
line OF plays, will close their engage
ment tonight when they present an
other royalty play, "Forty-five min
utes from Broadway" This is one
OF the big city plays but it will be
properly handled by the company
who carry special scenery for it's pro-
duction. The company is one OF the
best on the line and has been greet
ed with good houses every night of
their present engagement.
Project Manager w. W. Schlect
went to Vandalia Tuesday afternoon
to look after some government work
ON the big dam being built there.
Mrs. Geo. Dutro of Dodson, was
visiting Malta friends Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Dutro came down on
the afternoon train Saturday and ac-
companied his wife home Sunday
evening. They were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Lee Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

George Plummer and Henry Baeth
are in from the Larb Hills today.
D. Wadell and wife were register
ed at the Great Northern hotel last
evening. They returned to their
home at Dodson this morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

G. G. johnson was up from Glas-
gov on business yesterday.
Mrs. Ezra Ereaux of Wagner, was
visiting Malta friends Tuesday af-
ternOn.
NJ. j. Silverman of Helena was a
guest at the Great Northern hotel
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13

The Malta Milling Co. guarantee
Circle Diamond -four to be the equal
OF any -four ON the market. Try d
sack.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-04-13
Save a Dime

You don't have to spend
much for your savings to reach
dime or two. Savings accu-
mulate rapidly at this store on
everything in the grocery line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
LOCAL GOLF CLUB TO SEND
A TEAM FOR TOURNAMENT
COMPETITION WILL BE HELD IN
WALIA WALIlA ON NEXT
SATURDAY.

Pendleton's golf club will send "a
seven man team to Walla Walla Sat-
urday to compete in tournament on
Saturday and Sunday with the clubs
of Walla Walla, Lewiston and Baker.
The tournament will be the first inter
city tournament in the inland empire
and the various clubs hope to ar
range for more.
Brooke Dickson will captain the To-
cal team, being the most consistent
player of the club. The other mem
bers will be George Hartman, Law
renee Frazier, w. L. Thompson ]. v.
Tallman. DR.. w. D. McNary and d.
d. Phelps George H. Eddy the local
professional, will accompany the team
and will probably meet other profess
sonals in a match.
Just what style Of play will be at
the tournament the local golfers have
not yet learned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

under the direction of Mrs. Adah Losh
Rose constituted an unusual and
pleasing program at the Alta theater
last evening The performance drew
a good house and in the afternoon a
matinee was given, the program being
from Madam Butterfly with Mrs.
Rose in the leading part.
Last evenings program comprised
selections from four plays, In "The
Tanning of the Shrew' the characters
were Walter Rose, "Porthnichio" ;
Mrs. Rose, "Kathrina"; R, B, Snyder,
"Baptista" A scene from Romeo
and Juliet" was given by Nadyne
Blakely as Juliet" and Walter Rose
as "Friar."
A very pretty feature OF the pro-
gram was scene from act 2 OF
Midsummer Nights Dream" As
Queen Titania" Miss Mayree Snyder
pleased as a vocalist and the dancing
numbers ELECTED much applause. The
characters in this scene were Evelyn
Kinman, "Oberon;" Daphne Belts,
Puck" Lois Swaggart, FAIRY"
Jean Reber "Peachblossom;" Hester
Proctor, Moth" Thelma Thompson
HCobweb;" Archibald Blakely "Mus-
tard Seed;' Georgianna Fletcher, Es-
ther Shea and Jennie Murphy as fair
les.
The closing feature Of the entertain
ment comprised selections from AN
thony and Cleopatra" Mrs. Rose as
Cleopatra" Mrs Idleman as Char
man." Mrs. Hagar as Treas" Walter
Rose as "Slave," Wesley Hassell, as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Christians Win Game.

In one of the best and fastest
games ever played in the Twilight
League, the Christian Church last
night defeated the fast Methodists by
the score of to l. The result was
rather a surprise to both teams ow-
ing to the fact that the winners suf-
fered a bad defeat in their last game.
Milne and Friedley worked for the
winners and r. Ulrich and Hargett
for the losers. Milne was at his best,
striking out and allowing but hits
while hits were garnered from the
offerings of Ulrich. But four in
nings were played due to lateness ir
starting. All the teams are now tied
with a percentage of 500, each hav'
ing won and lost one game each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Cornell Not Elected

Relative to a story published yester-
day to the effect that Anson Cornell
captain of the University of oregon
football and baseball teams, had been
elected to coach the athletic teams Of
the high school next year Chairman
]. V Tallman of the school board last
evening denied that any such election
had taken place. He stated as an
nounced some time ago, that the board
and the committee in charge of the
Junior Commercial Club are consider
ing an arrangement whereby young
Cornell may come to Pendleton but
declared nothing definite had been
done and that Cornells application
has not yet been received.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
To Attend wedding.

John G. Kilpack of Portland arriv-
ed today on No. II to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Hazel Wagner and Will
bur Kurrle which will take place in
the Methodist church this evening
Miss Wagner is the niece of Mr.. and
Mrs W. T, Porter and has been teach
ing school for the past several years
Her husband is well known in the city.
Mr. Kilpaek is also rejoicing over the
news of the birth of a daughter to his
wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Returns From Alaska.

Mrs. Louie Overturf of this city,
who has been in Sitka, Alaska for the
past year, has returned to Umatilla
county At present she is visiting
With her daughter, Mrs. Otto Didion
in Milton Mrs, Overturf reports that
Miss Eva Belts, formerly of this city
is working in Sitka.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

"Doladella" and Zoe Carney as
Clown
The entertainment last evening was
in the nature OF a tercentennary cele.
bration Of shakespeare's birth and the
success of the affair has brought forth
many compliments for Mrs. Rose, her
pupils and others assisting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
one Of the Bost Buys Of wheat Land
in Wans Walla County.

miles from the city, all under cul-
1ivatIor; 80 acres to fall wheat, the
ealsnce summer-fallow; about 20
acres Of alfalfa land, well wstered
with well and springs. New house,
modern. rev barn and out buildings.
This Is good 40 to so bushel land. Can
make good terms. Must be sold.
Washington Land & Investment Co..
L P. Rounds, Manager, Z So. Third
Street, Walla Walla, Washington
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
WANTS Ronnd-Tn Dates.

John NJ. O'Rourke of Chicago, who
is connected with the Cudahy Pack
ing Co., has written to the CONNER
cial association asking the dates of
the 1916 Roundup. Mr., o'Rourke
wrote last September for the 1915
dates but, presumably, received the
information too late to make neces-
sary arrangements.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Sues For Divorce.

Alleging that her husband I, o.
Blackwell. began abusing her and tam
talking her two weeks after their
marriage, which occurred in Walla
Walla in July 1915, Opal Grace Black
we'll today began suit for divorce and
for the restoration of her maiden
name, White. Peterson & Bishop are
her attorneys,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Creditors Bring Suit.

w. e. Brock, acting as assignee for
a number of the creditors of V. c,
Ldvall, today brought suit against
Lidvall for judgment for the collec-
tive amount, The alleged debts as
signed are as follows: Taylor Hard
ware Co. S173.35, McCook & Bentley
$65.45, McClintock & Simpson $50,
Peoples Warehouse SAC, Alexander
Department Store $21.O5, Central
Market 5000. r. Alexander S145.45.
Fee & Fee are attorneys for the plain
tiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Queen POPULAR in Portland.

According to Dan p. Smythe, who
has just returned from Portland, the
election of Pendleton girl queen OF
the Rose Festival proved very popu-
lar with the Portland people. He
heard many expressions of pleasure
while down there and many compl-
ments for this city for her way of get
ting what she goes after.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Harrison and Hadley, well known
farmers yesterday received from f. E
Raughmans prize stock at Newberg,
Oregon, a registered o. l. c, bull This
is the second shipment that they have
received in the last year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Permits have been issued for the
building OF two garages in the city,
each to cost $10O. ]. X. Bot will build
one at his home on Matlock street and
N. P. Mclean will build one on RAJ
ley street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Must File ElectIon Expenses.

Candidates for nomination at the
Friday primaries are required by law
to file statements of their campaign
expenses with the county clerk before
June 8, All items of more than five
dollars must be accompanied by re-
ceipt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Livestock for Sale.

1900 choice Lincoln yearllng ewes
at S6,75, or pick of 1900 for $500 I'M
mediate delivery. Wire or phone. Coz
fin Bros, North Yakima.-AdV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
WIN Rnild RnngnloyE

Cox 4 Lonergan have closed deal
with Joseph L. Cox for choice build
ing site at the corner of Raley and
Matlock street, and for a new five
room modern bungalow, Construction
work has already commenced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
LOCALS

Protestant Hospital, Mrs Jas.
Spears, Byers Grove, Pendleton, ore.
5000 buys a big, powerful automo-
bile. Machine and tires in Al condi-
tiOn. Terms to responsible party.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Sam H. Forshaw left yesterday for
Cheney, Wash, where he is to be
married to Miss Myra Wylie, who has
been musical director at the Cheney
normal school for the past eight or
nine years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Justice of Peace, Pendleton-
Parkes $40.
Justice of Peace, Milton - Miller
440, Sanderson SS4 Millers majority
.56.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Auto stage.

For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a
m and 4 p, m. each day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
pioneers PICNIC at Heuton.

Twenty-fourth annual reunion Uma-
tilla County Pioneers at Weston. Ore,
June 2nd, 3rd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell arrived
home this morning from California
where she had been since the marri-
age of her dauhgter. She reports ex-
tremely warm weather in the southern
state,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
gdl4I|l'IItAIGT.aI,aa.o .

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tubbs and
little child left today for South Dako-
ia to visit with relatives of Mr.. Tubbs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Mrs. Charles P. Bishop left at noon
today for Hood River for short visit
before going on to her home at Sa-
lem
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Illks Attention.
Informal dancing party, Thursday
night. May 25th. All Elks and ladies
please attend ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Nlarrlage Ilcense Issued.

A marriage license was issued to-
day to Ralph r Cannon and Ethel
Mcintyre of Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24

Favorite scenes from famous Shake
spearean plays given by local talent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-24
Bargains in Used Cars.

One Maxwell 30, one 1915 Ford
touring, one Hudson Six Jack Chill
dreth's Garage, 701 East Alta.-Adv.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

Ser @emeinbeous=
f@uB BON Polni16=Sl trou bot be-
f1lpfien, gu @bren bes Generalobers-
ten gpnrob Dpn 9DBenbprf ben por
Dem 8e5irfsseri9t in Bolni19-SHrou
selegenm gart nS0benborf' 5u be-
ltenlen unb in Der Mitte Der @arten=
anlase einen Observation-Disclosures n
au errthten.
Ger ertpiirbigs Sen.
hob elm sefan9ener NaYfe einen alls
Gem Gefangenenlager fIiiGtiaen
%9anosmanlr pieoer einfdnet, bat Ii5
in 8reitenba6 BEL 2anbItlDl In
8abern s%ugetragen. @pr turSem mar
BPM @efangenenlager 5engltpolberx
5iegelbiitte elm Mafie flii9tig sesanz
gen. Nls bolb barouf Der alleht
Aao oers Rr{fe zines 8~rsiten5oder
Mderers nit einem pferbefubrlperf in
ben Malo fubren, faben 1ie ben sez
fliidteten Guiien. Ser GlYie RIFF
nun Dem 5lii@tigen su, er iolle bod
gu tbm fomlnen, mas all9 seidab.
Darouf bra4ten &necbt ltnb Gufie.
ben Slil9tlins ge1neiniam nit nod
Breitenba6, po er bllrcb einer> 2anbz
1turmn1ann abgebolt ltnb pieber ms
Wager abgefibrt nurbe.
9as 9euti6e Mpte
Greua bat elmer Nei6e berporragenber
8ilohauer ben Muftrag e%rteilt,
9tanobilber oeutl6er Seerfiibrer gu
i6affen, bic in giiengub berseitellt
nno gum 8elten Dss Gpten areuses
bsrtrieben tperoen foler. 9ie aigll<
rem lollen ein Siebentel Der 2ebensz
srobs baben. Den Scatter miro prpf.
Ger9aro Saneld mopelliereu. grpf.
3lso 2eoerer erbielt ben Muftrag fir
Die Sinperbur9 : @totuette, Grnlt
Mend fit Die 2%ubenoprffs, Srib
&limf6 mpbeliert Die @e1talt bes
Generalfelomar11aGs Don 8elpip,
A5rof. Mu9uit &raus bic @tatuetten
BON RaGenIen uno &lud. Son
M}ln6nern tperben iib prof. Ser
malln 9abn nit elmer Stutllette bes
8rpnprtn5en @llppreht BON 8oBsrn
llno 5rib 8e}n heteiIigen.
g orii q. uWas lit
penn nit 9eiuem Sntel 3tpirn, Dem
@9neiber, gelAshens"
80, Der betreibt bie @6neioerei
t1tr nod 5aln gsrgniigen; BAT iebt
blel Gelb, tit grpber Sidger llno
Sportsmam lrto lit 10 su faael
AuTz, 81 unb aonpolQ6neioer!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
Scitcres ppn Yoobislsfi.

DIS tur5 mad Der grnennung sum
gsiniiter fir 2anopirti9aft, 9ond=
men uno Soriten 9err b. Ypobielsti
aud cine SereiTung Der gifel porz
uabm, pllroe er DON Dem oamaligen
2anbrat oes &rei{es 8riim ais @ait
nit elmer sr0beren @ruppe bon Ser
rem in einem oorti9en @aftfpfe 81 Ell
mem n%5riihitiid" onseiast. Groeuen5
mar betanntlid) ein 5reunb pon 5az
felseniihen, uno man iu9te Die eoel=
item unp beltsn Meine Don Der Mpfel
uno 5aar gum 5eitfriiDltiiet aus.
Iles mar beitens pprsrettet, uno
ON nd63tau Sag ioIte Der bobe Gait
morsens sesen elf, balb SpDlf llbr
eintreffen. 9a tommt Der 2arrorat
gang aufgerest in ben Saltbof uno
ertldrt benz 8irt, OuB %pabrf9einlia
ale Die getroffenen 9prbereitunsen in
besug auf n5liiHigteitsn" leioer ipobl
fiir Gr5ellen5 umlpnit s%etrpffen ndz
rem, ct erfabre Ioeben, oab gr5slsn5
goobielsti nun -. n6as3iuger" trins
te! nSpr9en Sic olIo lGleunisIt fin
5ahinger! 5ad)ineer muB monsen
5ur @telle fem, - eenl mos Der
tommt!" Mip Jad)inger! Sn
Der gatl5en 5taot mar aber bieies
toltbare @etrdnt nidlt al1fsutreiben =
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

nun ausserubt, Mimig" fraste Il,
biefe.
mort.
rNun, 10 eeben mir RAID nod
unten, lonit fommen mir au fpdt."
Sans1am gingen lie btnaus in ben
Sreppenflur. gs mar nieman5
brauben. Mit elmer raIden geps=
gung 5pg lie bic SreunDtn bi6t an
ftb ulo fliiiterte: u9ait bu beibes9"
nSa," antlpprtete Die Greunoin
ebenfals rai9 fliiternp. nMrmbano
unb 8ette."
nuno oa ipridt man nod bon
Der @dlaubeit Der 9etettipe," muir
melte JrGulein 8ade1. .r@ie 1iG
Der bumme aerl BON mir narretl
lteb. Su bdtteit midi nur b0rs!,
1puen, Mtmi, t4 er5dblte Inn, ib
lei eine 8aie Der 8raut!!" llnb lie
la9te ge5tpun9en.
n9p6 beetlen mir utls iebt," 1agz
te bic 5reunbin. uMenn iie nur
i6pn fort ipdren bort urlten!!"
$50, nun 1T bas 8%rautpaar pea,
unb Die anberen geben au6 i6pn.
Menn mir ieBt sleid einen @osea
betommen, erreiden mir mod Den
Mbenbsug. &omm, raf9, Dos tit
Der bette Song, ben mir 1eit lanQeIll
semadt baben."
Sn biefem Mugenblid fam Der
Setettip lang1am bic Sreppe herun>
ter, errei9te bic beiben 9amen u11o
beriibrte leidt 5rdulein gaders
@aulter. Sic tpanbte ii6 I'M,
permp9te einen leiIen @drei nidt
gu unteroriiden, unb belt ii9
frampfbaft an benz Greppenseldnoer.
u@as piin19en @ie2" fraete lie
uno periudte ibrer @timnle Seitig-
tett 81 9eben. n6abe td btellei9t
pben ettpas p%erseiIen9"
sd fiir9te, i9 lperbe Sic Bit
ten miifen, MIDI gu besleiten," 1aste
er ruhig.
nMobin ipn ib Sic besleiteng"
fragte Sraulein 8ader 1ebr ers
eri taunt.
Sur qoli5ei," faste er mod lei
Ter.
uSier mrB Elm Srttum porliegeu, .
erpioerte lie nit GROCER Miirbs.
nMimi, seb bu INNER nod Sauis
unb beitele ben See. 3pi1den biss
fem Serrn unp mir ideint Elm Mib=
per1tanbnis st palten. bas pir er|t
a%uftldren mii7en. Sd TONNE nod
fobalo Die Inselegenbeit erleoigt 1T"
Der Setettip faste nit beitimm=
tenn Spne:
sd mD6te germ iebes MufIeben
permeioen. Sic tun gut, beibe pbz
ne peiteres mitsutommen. Ma6.
Die anbere Dame mod einen @d)ritt
lpeiter, 10 bin ib se5punseu, anosrs
Mittel au beniiben." llno. er aoa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

cine yfeiFe berbor uno fIapperte NIT
ben '5anofeiieln in Ieiner Sai6c.
.@Dlsn Sic lie auridrufen, Ooer =
5rdulein gader itono einen Mu=
eenblid unenti6lpien, oann lit terte
tie in piloer 9er5netflung:
vMeimi, fomm Suriid, i9 mug
nit Dir 1preaen!"
Cine @tunoe ipater erad6fte Der
9etettio Dem Gallagher bon benz inn
mphIbefannten Yaar, bas Iid) ln1ter
falfdem Namen in Die groBe Sc
1eaidaft einsei9musselt batte, pbns
BEL irsenb iemanpem Irgtppbn 5u
erregen. nSp9 i'd erfmnte lie iDS
fort. DIS i'd tie Dos leste Mal
iab, paren IS 5pet olte 9ameH.
9arals tonnte i9 iie nid)t fe1tnebz
men, ba meme geneiie niht itidz
baltig tparen. Seute ober lag Die
9ade sinitiser. Sn benz @piegsl,
bor Dem ib fdetnbar eifrtg nit
Dem 3uredtSlpfen metaes G6lipfes
beidGftist mar, iiber1ab ib peu
Slid bes Nebensimmers uno BE-
pba6tete, pbne bob is es abnten,
Die Manipulationen Der einen, pd9-
renb i9 nit Der anoeren 1prah."
Der 6ausberr bantte Dem Octet
tio. Spd tot es linn fait leio Uni
bas 190ne Mdbden, oas Inn uno
anoern bur9 feline @rmut aufgsfal@
len mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03

- Der Blottentun0 beuie
l9er 5rousll bat o1 ben &prDettenS
lapitG;n Grafen gu 9o4na, &ommans
bant g. so. g, nMDne", folgsnoes
5elesralnm geridtct: Dem 6eloen9aFz
ten urS amiiatisen 5ii1rer g. DC.
g. "WsDns" lllp Der apIeren 8eIotz
auns ienbet 5ur glildli6en 9eimteGr
DOL LANCER, erfol9rei@er areasfabrt
in ben feinpli9en 8eipaHern Der
Jlottenbrno 0euti@er 5rauen jllbetllz
ben WilfpmmgrllB. Die gleihaeitig
angemieienen 5000 81. bitten mir suit
8%ersDenbung na1 freiem grmeiien
fir biz @elagung oes padsren 94if@
fcs artfebmen 81 molten.
Sic bollanbif9e Set
fung nNieuips ban ben Dag" entz
nimmt Dem vSelesraaf" Die Naebs
riot in Der Srt1Daft Miieneoe as
Der belsiI@sbpllanoiI6en Grenae }eisn
bfatige @treitisfeiten opil9en Den
Dlamifden Bepohnern uilD oeutT@en
@plboten porgefommen, bel be:len es
Spte uno @eripuabete segeben bube.
Ser 8iirgermeiter BON Nfsneoe BOT
oasegen omtlib erfldrt, bob an Die
len Grsdblungen fem na5res @ort
lit. ST be5eugt bietmebr ausbriid!i9,
bob ieber5eit Elm autes g%inoernebmen
5piI9m ben beut{@en 6olbaten unn
ben 8iirgern se1srri6t babe.
Ser 19meoi de 5@rift-
TELLER giils 2agolengqui{f, Der. IGrn
paDrenb bes 8alto1trieges alf9emeil1
beadtete geri9te pon Der thrift cen
Sront 1Grieb rnb iett i'm %pcrsqnge~
men Sabre ipdbrenp ie6s Mpaoten
Die 5rpnten Der Maittamdlbte DsiuGte,
bat foebsn cine erfoIgreibe 9nnprstls
burCb @9peben absel9lof1en. Gr
ipra6 in preiBig StdDten unb be=
fnlob feline Meife nit einem @ortres
in Der muiifaliIden Mfahemie bon
Gtpdbol1n, Der ipegelt grpBen Mn=
oranges lpieberbplt nerben mufte.
9ieIen 8prtrag bee1lDete Der Nesner
nit ben Morten, baB Die Mittemd0te
nicbt nur iiesen miiiien, ipnbern auA
1tesen perben, ur1b erntete bafiir jul.
bel1oen 9eifall nnb srobe 9ulpiguns
gen.
Die allgemeine Seue.
rullg, bic iid al@ in England inner
peil1li1er fiiblbar modt, Bat eine,l
Sell Der 8epDlterung beranlaBt, gum
Som um poll Pferbefleif9 iiber3ugez
ben. STUFF Der Sabrespsriommlung
elmer erDBeren englild'en 2ebensmitz
telfabrif teilte Die 8eripaltung nit,
bab felt GINGER 3eit Yferberouds
fleii9 inb Pferoepurit in ben 5ats
bel aebroGt perpen, Die BPM @olt
angeii9ts Der billiae1 Breiie 1tart gee
tonf / iperben. 8elnerfenstpert lit,
oaB friiber in feinem 2aabe Die sb=
neigung gegen ben GenaiB bon gfer-
befleiI9 10 srpb NOR, tpie aerabe in
England. limb nirgelbs bat NOR
mebr iibsr ben &pnlum ppn Yferpes
fleiid in DeutfGlanh gefppttet, als
in Gnqlanb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-03
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flareil, 9eilt1ben SENT 5lt erhaltc,1 lt,1o
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freie11 lnb regelmdbigen @tllblga11a
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flar, iorgclt fir einen %ia,aften @tl1bl1
gang, itinuilireu Sic 2eber, reinigen
bas Sbltem llnb Dos 8lllt. Cine prddJ-
tise Sriibiabrsz Meoi5in. Csc BET Cut
rem a%potbefer. (Mu5.)