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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
NvmOre News.

Mrs. Peter Void left Sunday after
noon for Turtle River where she will
spend the week visiting as a guest
of her sister, Mrs. B. Blackburn.
Miss Izetta Fisher left Monday al
ternoon for FROM where she will
have charge of the school.
Donald Jones, Clifford Cole and
Skeezieks returned from Brainerd
Saturday evening after spending the
past few days there visiting with
friends.
A party was given in honor of Miss
Nellie McMertrey Saturday evening
of last week. The guests were the
Misses Beryl Jarvis, Esther john
son, Selma Wick, Marguerite Stevens,
Nancy Bloomquist, Vergy Wallis and
the Messrs. Elbridge Lord, William
Ward, J. D. Winter and Walter John
son.
Richard Bush, who has. been visit
ing as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Olson and family for the past few
days, returned to his home at Brain
erd Saturday evening of last week.
Charles McCulloch returned Sat-
urday afternoon from Grand Forks
where he has been for some time at
tending to business affairs.
Miss Hilma Johnson left Monday
afternoon for Swenson Lake: She
will have charge of the school there
for the coming year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05

Your friends can buy anything you
can give them-except your photo
graph. Come today; lady operators.
Rich Studio, 20 10th St.-Adv.
26d92O
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05

&c, SC. Rich Studio, 20 10th St.
Adv. 26d98
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Returns IN Home

Miss Louise Merrill of Duluth, who
has been a guest at the w. L. Brooks
home, returned home Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05

1000 kodak films wanted-to de-
velop for only loo each; prints &c,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Visits at Erskine.

Oscar Nelson returned this morn
ing from Erskine where he spent sew
eral days as the guest of his parents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-09-05
Rirchm0nt Beach.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pierson and
family of Grand Forks will leave
Monday morning for their home at
ter short vacation at Birchmont
Beach hotel. Mr.. Pierson is connect
ed with the advertising department
of the Grand Forks Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Bulge, nee
Frances Collins, of Grand Forks spent
few days at the Beach.
A motor party stopped Tuesday
night at the resort on their way
through the state Of Minnesota. The
party came from Itasca Park and
were enroute to St. Paul and Mime
apolis, stopping at Birchmont Beach.
Those who comprised the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Bourbon
and children, Ethel, Hazel, Janette
and Henry of Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Strand and daughter, Mar
gerry, of Brooks, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs:
L. C. Semons of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Mcclure of New York
City, DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Healy and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
Motion Picture News.
What the Picture Theaters Have
60 Tell You.

Charlie chaplin In His very latest
Picture at the Pastime Today.
Today he Pastime Theater is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
Jay Hunt at Cosy Tuesday and We'd
Hesday.

One has only to look at Jay Hunts
latest production. THE Black Sheep
of the Family to see that after all
in motion pictures just as in every
thing else in the world experience is
the one qualification that counts The
picture that is mentioned is a five
five, reel Red Feather feature pro-
duction that is a real play in every
sense of the word The explanation
is very simple and It lies in the fact
that Jay Hunt is a real director.
Hunt was born in Philadelphia
and started out TO be a lawyer This
did not suit him and after several
trials Of other pursuits he at last
struck stage. There he was emil
nently successful and after time
was sharing dressing rooms with
such stars Cothern, Skinner and John
Mason. He later was stage director
for Sothern and wrote a number Of
successful plays. In 1914 he Joined
the vitagraph forces as a director
and in the summer of 1915 came to
the Universal where he has been ev-
er since. The fact that Mr.. Hunt has
at present. a large company of play
ers under him and is occupied in the
production of five reel features speaks
for itself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
NEGRO SLAYER FREED;
MOTHER GOOD LAUNDRESs
j. ID. Perry FRANCIS, son OF Ambassa-
dor. viii Have Charge of His
Washcrwoman's Son.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5,-Thomas FL
liot a negro, 2S years old, who was
sentenced to the pententiary March
% of last year to serve / years for
murder in the second degree, will
leave the prison at jefferson City to.
morrow. He was paroled today by
Governor Major to ]. .. Perry Francis
of 451 Maryland avenue, son of David
r. Francis, ambassador to Russia.
Francis gained the negro's release
When asked by a Post Dispatch re-
porter about it he said:
"My only interest In the man comes
from the fact that his mother has
been my laundress for 12 yeafs-and
a darned good one. l did know the
etails of the crime he committed, buI
have forgotten them"
Elliot shot and killed Powell Hub
bard, So years old, another negro, in
fight in front of his home, 27Ss Pa.
pin street. May 20, 1918. He fired
five shots at Hubbard, two of which
took effect, when the older negro
rushed at him with a knife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
Mabel TaIlafeEro Starred In "The
Dawn of Love-

Mabel Taliaferro, one of the mos
popular actresses in this country, and
surely one Of the most versatile and
gifted artists, will be the feature at
traction here at the Alta theater on
Tuesday and wednesday in the stel-
lar role of "The Dawn Of Love-" a
five part Metro wonderplay. The
story was written especially for Miss
Taliaferro by Charming Pollock and
Rennold Wolf, two Of the foremost
dramatists on Broadway, who are
now turning their talents to the
screen. Miss Tallaferro is surround
ed by an unusually strong cast which
includes Robert w. Frazer, Leslie NJ.
stowe, Peter Lang, Martin J Faust,
d. H. Turner, Frank Bates and Jack
La Mond. The scenes Of ''The Dawn
of Love" are laid along the coast of
Maine. and the central plot revolves
around the life of the daughter Of a
fisherman, the role played by Miss
Taliaferro. Besides a novel love
theme and many beautiful and artis-
tic touches the production teens with
thrilling and startling situations, in
cluding the burning OF light house
and a dramatic scene in smuggler's
cave along the coast. Edwin Carewe
who directed the production, took the
Metro company of players to Maine
where thefeature was Photographic
with correct and realistic back
ground.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
FRISCO'S SLUMS "SKEEREDr
MISS DALTON JUST A TRIFLE

Although Dorothy Dalton, who is
appearing at the Temple in THE
Vagabond Prince" today and tomor-
row. was born and reared in Chica-
go, she never had been stunning
in her life, until she went to San
Francisco, recently, to enact some
scenes for one of the Ince plays.
She accompanied H. B. Warner and
company of players to the Bay City
during the production of "A Vaga-
bond Prince the Triangle-Kay Bee
play by j. C. Hawks, in which War
ner is the star, and while there the
opportunity to see a bit or life she
had never seen before presented it.
self
Giblyn went TO san Francisco os-
tenslbly for the purpose of photo
graphing scenes aboard the boat. but
arriving there he realized that he
had to produce a number of scenes
within a "Barbary Coast dance-hall.
wen get some good atmosphere
and suggestions by going to the
coast" he thought, and mentioned
the fact to members of the COM
pany, They promptly agreed with
the director, and the entire company
started out to do" the coast"
Il have read about people going
stunning" said Miss Dalton to
Giblyn. while the party was vending
its way through the maze of dimly
lighted streets and alleys, but had
no idea that this was what It was
like. I'm just trifle 'skeered.''
The atmosphere" of the "coast'
is said to have aided materially in
the production Of the dance-hall
scenes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
II. G. OF L. CLAIMS NEW
HAVEN AS IT'S HOME

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.--New Haven is
the eostliest place in the country to
buy foodstuff at retail and Los An
geies, CAL, the second most costly
while Kansas city. Mo-. is the
cheapest, according to a table Of sta
tlstics submitted to the city council
today On the scale of retail costs,
Chicago ranks eighth, New York City
18th and Oakland, California, 22nd
In the table,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
24s NORWEGIAN SHIPS
HAVE BEEN DESTROYED

CHR1sTIANIA, Dec. 5. - From
the beginning of the war until No
vember Of this year, 242 Norwegian
ships have been destroyed by acts Of
war. These included 1872 steamers
OF 2s1, ,62S tons The vessels were
insured for l45,OOO,OO kronen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05

Joseph Brooks famous theatrical
manager. who became known to the
general public ms the producer of
Pen Hur" and "In Old Kentucky
jumped from his home on the eighth
floor of a New York apartment
house and was instantly killed, He
was a victim of nervous prostratlon
due TO overwork
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05

deathbed. He was so years old and
president Of the Standard Oil COM
pany He will be buried in the FAM
lily mausoleum in North and sleepy
Hollow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05

Even a homely leap year girl may
yet be ableto catch a husband IL she
will bait her hook with plenty Of the
Tong green
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05

presenting Behind the Screen" fea-
turing the one and only Charlie
Chaplin in his latest picture. critics
the country over pronounce this fea.
ture one of charley's bea. The
$3.50. 900 comedian has spared n9
pains in making Behind the Screen"
full Of laughs
In addition to this Chaplin picture
will also be shown Helen Holmes In
1.-THE Lass of the Lumberlands,,' a
virile, red blooded drama Of the lum.
berlands with the giant redwood
trees for a background.
There are many sensational and
thrilling scenes in "The Lass Of the
LumberIands' and lovers Of the dar-
ing will see Helen Holmes in many
hair-raising stunts in this picture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05
STANDARD OIL HEAD
DIED THIS MORNING
John d. ArchbOld, Succumbs to
Complications Following Appendl-
citis OperatiOn-Was 90 Years Old.

TARRYTowN. Dec. 5.-Arohbold
died at three thirty this morning.
Complications followed an append.
citis operation on November 81. His
wife and children were present at his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-05

When q man Is sure Of woman's
sympathy he adds from 80 to 100 per
cent to his choisest hard luck stories.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
ucmc Stablwaocrt fir
Bcrlins Gtefbahn!
Siderbeitsnppnrate nn6 meme &Or'
riftunsen snr SermeiOang
bon 8ebrange.

Berlin. Is. 3oo. (~yunfenoepe.
ide.) - Die gtaeemeine gleftri5i-
tats. @eieaifoft bat fir Ole gerIi-
ner ltntersrtno6ohn neile 8agen ge.
Iiefert, bic bollltdnoig aus 5tab[
perfertigt fnb. Nur bic ganfe
rpurOen aus SoIa bergeiteIt. Gud
lin0 biele dnoere neue Siherbeifs.
borridtunget ongebrodt moroen,
fuie beiIbietgpeiIe ieber 8oggon A
Iiiren entbGIt, 0ie iid nidt eegert.
iiber befinoen ion6ern 5pefs Ser.
meiOung bon @e6rdnaet in elmer
8eiie pla3iert nuroen, nm GinlnB
Dor ben Sisen 5a gefpdbrer. ollie
Sfren fper6en alltonidtiid bon BEN
3ugfiibreren eeifIoiIert ieOo6 1T
cine beionoere @orriftune onge.
hroGt. Die aud sen 9oiiogicren oos
Geffnen uno Sdlieben Der Giiren
erm6glift.
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700 abrfcicr Ses
Dom. nikancrsO rHcns1

3dibtngton. is. 9eoo. - 9as
700j1brige @aiteben oes Gominifa-
ner Srncng trurne bier geitern nit
elmer pontififdIen SohmeiIe in @e-
oeniuart Der hrei omerifonifhen
Ror0inGle, Gibbons bon Baltimore,
6arIep bon Neu gort uno 0'gou-
nell BON Bolton, einaeleitet. Der
@rItere ~5eIebrierte. 4uBer0em nab
mn biele b6here fatboIiife Geiltli-
DIE uno proninente 2oien on Der
5eter tell, Die 6eier miro in Der
gonaen @elt feitlih begangen.
(8er 0ominifoner ooer 8reot9er
0roen ipelder I'M Sabre 1915 au
GouIouie, 8ranfreid, bon Gomiti-
fits De @u3rlon als cine @enoiien-
id)ait bon 8iiter8ieniermond)e ge-
griinoet puroe, pltroe I'm Sabre
1915 bonn Yopit Senorius benz
9ritter, dig 6aionberer Mondsoroen
belt1tiot. SIN Sabre 1920 gum Bet
teIoroen erfI1rt. erlonate er TN
@ettitreit nit ben 6ronsisfnnern
3oblreide 2ebritiibIe an Den timber.
iit1ten. @om @apit @reaer, eem
Reitnten, muroe ibm 1882 Die Sn-
auiiition ilbertragert, moourd er Der
einflubreidfte 9rSen oes MitteI-
alters iptr0e.)
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Die benfi6e ahmirnIitdt nntrfbrsi-
tet Der ReRiernnB einen bieS.
bsaiaIidlen Yeridt.

Berlin, is. Rob. Guntmbcri6t.)
Die oelitihe aOmirdIitdt bat
6elte ben 8eriht oes aopitdn ienes
OeutI9en Santbootcs. ods ben bri.
tii6en Gompier rJfoponmore" am
26 Gftober. l45 Meilen bon Sap
CLEAR b~erIenfte an oos Miniiterium
oes aeuberen eeionot. 9osieIbe
miro biunen Sturgeon Der bieligen
amerifonii6en 8ctidoft cine offi5i.
crle GrfIGruna ooriiber 8ufcmmen
loiIen. gntaegenaeieBt Den 9eriA.
ten aus 9[nerifa uno @nalon0
berri6t bier iiber Die 3erltorume bon
fein0IiHen SonoeISidiffen f~einerIei
aufregung, oa man hber5eugt lit,
Oob Die 9efeblsbober Der Sau1boote
ibre Snitrufttonen ni6t iibertreten
baben.
8ie man bier 1l6ubt. uuroe 0ic
9ofpnnmore Gespungen, beisn0reben,
no6oem lie Der erlten aufforoerung
oieies gu tim, ni6t 6olge e~eleiitet
botte.
Gs beiBt, OnB Die Wldnnidoft 6es
Sdifles ibren Gopit1n i'm Std
lieB, neil er 5u entflieben berTu6te,
uno ole Gettultesboote beItieg, ibr
ieinem Sdidial iberloIieu6. 81
fab iif ee5puriger, oGein f~ort3urlt-
bern, nm ibn nber nidt nmfom,
men gu laiien. nobm bus &olf.
boot i'm an 9orb. @s miro ent.
ifieoen in abreoe geiteIt. oaB oos
Smidboot altf Die &ettngsboote &c.
feuert babe.
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bflnnotn In Der Mcoe btu. Grfteus
ods nilltide Document bonn qDrc
1912, mcld)cS benefit. Dab on DO.
bilmodpine 3riee beoalte; 3weiteaS
DeutiAlonos glpel an Mien nab.
reno Der IdJDor5en ISOLDE un0 brit.
tens Die 8uiidJerune, Die bon eng.
lamb un0 5rantreid an anBlonO
scgeben wuroc, be5iiglid Der Serr-
l1oft III aouitontinopel nn6 ON
gosporAs. Ole 3eitune ioet lie
siebe Den totiohli1cn &on 0es Sons.
lers ocn utopiiden 5reibeItsperitde.
ruHgen fiir oie gnnBe Belt, bic pon
asquitb eemod,t miiroen, Dor.
Dos ,SbenSfo Roreenbloo" il9t,
DAB Die @eOe oes &on5lers iebr TART
iei, unS DAB Die llnaufridtigteit Der
itetS BON ben %hibrcnoen M1nneru
Der entente anspoinlinten 5rieoens.
iie6e bepeie. DaS 8latt ertldrt,
DUP es bonn Neihsfon5ler beDieien
worOen iei, mie britiide Binfe, be.
3ilgliA milit1riiden 8eiitaltoes, Die
iran50fid .ruiitide %guerfisluIt er.
mntiat babe. 9es meiteren iDeIit es
Oarouf bin, ooB Der aaH5ler cine
oeutlife @rfldrung 0nriiber obgege.
ben babe, Dob eS niemals @eiltid.
lambs ablift eepeien iet, 9elgien 81
anneftieren.
Ole boa1noiIfe 3eitltne sGvOe"
Iogt, iper INNER Die &e0e oes
aan3Iers obne 9oreingenommenbeit,
.pie es in Oieien 3eiten anecbroAt
iIt, lielt, Der fam nidt nn0ers, ais
su5lieeben Dab er es NIT einem cir
li6en erniten Morm 81 TIM bat;
mer INNER Die 6rfl1rtngen 0es
Gunslers iiber Die biplomotlihen 9e.
3iebungen uno @erbanOlungen, bic
oem arieee bordngineei, lieit, Der
muB 6ie @enauigfeit unO Gihtig.
felt Der @ngoben 0es aou5l2rS elou.
ben. Ole 3iigc 2IoDo Georges aui
benz Sdohbrett Der unmittelborer
I8utunft iino ourd 3itge bcnntror-
ret iporOen, Die nidt underground
|iino.
Die eng[iiden 9rrB aonmentore
iiber oie GeOe.o es aou3Iers finO in
einem Zone seboltelL melder Scr
unFreimilieer. ~inoireften, ober lt6e.
rem gcpeis oafiir liefert, meI6en tic.
fen einorld Die 8orte eemodt ba.
ben.
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Gatransa beeibt Ticb
Smlt acknowledgements!

6tdot D2erifo, 10. Sob Gene.
raj gorran3a miro bellte abeno oer
bieIiqen fremben 9iplomnten EN-
5elteIIen 1eben in6 morgen mad
Gueretoro reiter, Inn Der Grofnung
oes acknowledgements ON nd6iter
Montag bei5utpobnen. Cine ItarfC
2eibpade uilO mebrere WtitgIieoer
Ieines aabinetts tper0en ibn beglei.
ten.
Vile INT meritoniiden Shotomt
befinoIiden 5ilberbarren meroen
eegen omerifouiihes @el6 einec.
touIdt meroen. Dlit oieiem @el6
miro ben Solcoten Der Sol6 ats
beaobIt ttno GrieosOorrdfe onee-
i6offt tperoen.
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Aentralc iibcr Die
Aebc Ses ttanSIcrs!
SVatIbt Fat aiiasmrin ben ahnfig.
ten GiaDtnd i'm AnslaHDe
BerbDraerMfen.

Berlin, 10. Nob. Otnfcn6cpc.
lhe.) Roh uno nod iucrDcn aud
ole gciprehuneeu Der nlsldnoiihcn
yreiIe ibet Die srobe GeDg, peldJc
Der ReidsIon3ler lcbte @o1e Dor
Dem Reihsbousbolts. ausiduB oes
MelhstngeS eebalten, bctnnni.
Gle itnlientide Regiertine, ipcIde
bon Der ieOenfnas rt6tigen anli9t
nusoine oab bic gicoe oes aon5lprs
untcr Dem itaIieniiden @olte cine
an emporune gren5cnoe 8irIuns
oilslOien niiroe, bat Die ger0fient-
lHuns berielben einfah berboten.
kGie Siniihe 3eitling rRoIitiEcn"
Mreibt, ooB bon allen MeGen, Die
lpdbreno bes arieges bon leiten0en
Staatsmdnnern eebalten poroen
limo, lei Die Iebte RcOe 8ctbmaa;l.
9olBees bic bemerteuSiuertrite,
neil ie bon oeuti6er Seite tomme,
nro neil tie am meiteiten IN oie 3u.
trnft binansblide uno 0oolr6 oic
Soffmtng fir cine nelie Gronung
bet @eieli9aft erDefe, IN Der Die
Brin5ipien 0eS 5rieoens triumpbie.
rem. 3as gIatt crfl1rt, oab Oic
luiftiGlten Bunfte in Der Hc0e ielen,
oaB Der aunSIer niht olii Die An.
ncftieruna gelgiens oils 9eutit
Ionos abiidyt binmies, uno oob Die
0oIiiiE 0es Sf1rferen nidt sic ga.
is fir cine mirfI1me intcrnotionalc
drieoens-2 iaa biloeu Tonne. Ser
aon3Ier babe oo0urh ouI ggpge bin.
0eipieiei, ole melt iiber ole 0iStli.
Npn Der Griegs5ieie binousgingcn.
Die boIlGnoiide 3eitlurg sgtianps
SenOenDng" beiBt oes Gau5lcrs ant-
mort anf Greps 4nregung fir 90.
rontien fir ocn oouernOen 6ricoen
tuIIfoutmen. Gin Staotenbuno liir
Den 5rieoen iUiir0e aber mir germ.
gen 8ert boben. uenn er einfah nur
nad ben @iinihen Der gntente or
gnniiiert miiroe.
0ns Stodbolmer .GogbToo" neiIt
nIf orei pidItige 6iplomotiiae @nt-
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patrictismms Scr
pclen an0ctmfcn!

gerIin Is. geoo. CSunfenocpe.
ihe.) - Sn @aridou nno 21blin
fouroe bon ben 0eutiben uno otter.
reif.ungariiha1 gcbor0en cine BRO.
flanntion berSffentlitt, In Der bic
9olen ouf9iorbert mer0en lid our
polniiden 6reimidigen. Qrmee gu
itcllen, Die nGpen Oen p~erbilnoeten
&ruppen tdmpfen ioa. Die bon sc.
nerolgouberneur 9eieler uno Gene
raj Quf Undergraduate proclamation
loutet:
oGie Serrider Der ber6itnoeten
Wdfte Deferred. ltngarn uno
Qeutfdlnno boben loren gntihllb
funh9eton, aus Dem Ser ruTIiIden
Gprannei entriiIenen poIniiden @e.
biet bos llele ieIbItitdnoiee aonig.
reid 9oIen 3i biIoen. @uer innie.
iter @unId, ben SIR felt einem
Sabrbuuoert aebeat, gebt lomit in
grfiiIlung.
Die 9eoeuting uno Die 1efobr
oieies GrieaeS iopie oie Hiidliht
ouf tniere Dor Dem 6ein0e Itebenoen
arnteen 5ptngen un8 einlupeiIen
nod, bic 8errpaItung Cures 2anoeS
nod In unieren S1n0en 5l beboItcn.
@ereitptlieit jcoo9 wcroen mir, nit
Gurer Silfe, oli oos neile 4olen naf)
uno flah iene Gtnridtugen iiberge.
be, ipeIhe ieine 6eitieuug, gntmid,
lung uno 5i1erbeit edrantiereR.
Bon oieien 1T Die polniide 2trnee
bic widtieite.
Ger anmpf NIT MnBlor0 1T nod
nift 3u Gnoe. Sbr babt ben @uni9.
@uf oemielber nn5nihlieBelf. Tretet
oober ole 6reiiuiaiae OIL t~tniere Gel.
te, UNI ben Sica iiber Cure Inter.
oriider poaitdnoig a4 MAIDEN Gapfer
nno nit GROCER aus5eidnung fam.
pfen Cure 9riiaer Don Der poIfiIdett
.2egion an u~ttierer Geite.
Sbr iolt gacr 9an0 unter Gurer
eigenen Sabre Derteioigcn, Sic Sbr
iiber oIles Iiebt. @ir fenneu gliere
Gapferfeit un6 fearigen gatriotis.
mus uu5 rtfen Guh 5l ben Baffen
an unierer Seitc. Grbebt Gua, Sbr
Eapferen. foIgt BEN non Der bruDen
Segion aegebenen geiipieI uno Iegt
IN gerneininmer 4rbeit NIT oattihen,
itcrrcid.ungnriifrn Armeen Ons
6unSnmrnt fir cine poLnifde Ar.
mee, meIde bic ~olnrreid)en lleber
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gbicago, 10. Rob. Syn Dem
Gilmsimmer Der 21mmIe Stint Gr,
6atlge oobter fam beute infolge Ell
ner grplofton Elm 5eucr gum Nus
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8ebrtne berbIieb lanee gerug i'm
Snneren beg @ebdu6eS, attt Die Gen
te Sn fparner, 70 bab fte fd redtl
seifiQ III Siderbeit sa bringen her.
modtdn; Ell ielbit dber 8bs iid i6fpe.
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n1arktberidte.
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eDEaIsD1nrFt.
(iiebetmiEtea bon Gia'nssb Grutt Coz
Craraentite $s.75 Bis $500.
9itroisn. Riae $3.50 bis $500.
@tapeirHii-aiite $~4.25@S5.25.
aepfeI-Dpri 9mperiaIs. SaB $500; Ser
2abis. 5dB $50; 5oaatDans S1.66, i5ael
unb 1tbbere St.T5 Der atfie, Sine aibber
St.s5 bis $500 Der aifie.
Observation-Disclosures Grate $3.50; gnt
perprS. 5difer S4.75; wtaIa9as, etita gut
500; faneb, $3.50; eJtra laneb $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Campers, Sf.75 pet
Sarp.; adnias. gaB 1915; airaiuios, SUB
$3.50.
5aHip.; annias, GaB S3.75.
adrtOfeI-SIso @uibeL.
Bemafe:-
9HiebeIn. fpaniide, Gtnfe $3.50
SipiebsIn rot eeEb, BIB. A.
Eofhaten. anss. 1925.
AebI, 9fb. s2e.
eeEIetie, Did, $50. 400.
eenerie anlif, Etb. 9oe.
eeIierie, abnbo, rob, ernie $3.50.
Huiebagoes, $50. 2Mc.
BeIbe. ipeiBe uno 3uderrabeit Eib. 21St
HalsnnEeft Rle. 2ise.
CUES, go. SITS.
apiciprin. III. 50B. Ss.75.
agitlipsla, zaFEsg, 1915.
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Omdbo, Is. gtopember.

Smdbn, 10. ytopember.
9linbbieb-Sufubr $500.
8ceHtiere, aftib bis felt.
Suite bis bette tprneefiitterte
8eefs t0.O0-11.t0.
M~1ittelm1Bige 8.50-10.00.
aiibe uro Sellers, felt.
@raB geefs, CUTE bis bette 7.75
Bis $50.
g~tittelmGBige 6.75-7.75.
@eiuobnli6e 5.75-6.75.
@ute Bis bette Sellers 6.50-7.26
Cute Big bette 4iibe 6.50--7.00.
@ittelmGBige 8iibe 5.75-6.60.
@emobnli9e 4.25-5.75
Stoders unO Seekers, CUTE feit,
onbare idApoh.
GeeOers, quite Big bette, $50 Bis
500.
geittetmGBi9e 6.75-7.5o.
@ep0bnlide 6.00-6.75.
Stod 9e,fers, CUTE biz bette 500
bis 7.15.
Stod aiibe 5.00-6.50.
StoG &dlber 6.00-8.00.
Seal R1lber 8.0U-10.00
Bulls mo StagS 5.50-6.50.
S~dlueiue-3uflbr 10000.
Marft i'm o~agerneil;en 15e ME.
briger.
9ur6idnittspreis 9.90-o.55.
S0dlter 8reis 9.65.
1850.
Worft felt bis itarf.
21mmer Ii. 00-t1.75.
@ehittprte 21mmer i1.80.
SGbrltAge 7.50--9.25.
6eeoer SGbrIinge 10000.
8i6Oer 7.00-8.25.
M11tterifnfe 6.25-7.65.
@efltterte @i1tteridofe 10-t5c
b6ber.
Seeoer @1utteridofe 4.5c-6.00.
5eeoer Hammer 9.25-10.35.
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gbicaeo Warftbetidt.

GinObieb-3ufllbr $4,000; NSdfft:
Bette Itdrfer.
Canadian @rafter5 900.
S0dIter Brcis 1900.
Sdbrlinee l1.25.
GdJweine-3uhlbf $1,000; Mdrfl
15-20c nieorteer als 9eitriger
Eurhffntttspreis.
Gurdidniftspteis 9.i04a9.s5 [.
S6hItar Yteis 1905.
SduF-3uftbr 10000; Waartt fat
bis 10c nieorigef.
@efiitterte 9dntfler tI.95.
8eftItde 2dnther HOO.
6eeOer 21nlmer 1895.
Sbubo 21runIer 1925.
Ct. Soiep6 Warftberidlt.
Ct. Soiepb, 15. gorentber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900; Marfi
feit biz Toe b6Ber.
Soditcr 8reis 1850.
Sd)DeIne-3ufubr 1900, Narfi
i0-@15e aieoriger.
9ur9IGnihgpreis 9.5e-e.80.
Setiter Nrels $50.
S6afe-3ufubr 5000; Rarft 10
bis 15c b5ber.
@efiitterte t1.95.
Sanias Gin Masftbtridt.
9anios Giip. is. geuDsutber.
RtnOD;sl- 3uiubr 1900, BART
rt BIZ ftarf.