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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12

Materials.-Three eggs. one-half tea
spoonful salt, two tablespoonfuls sugar.
Il cupful milk. six slices stale bread.
Utensils.-Griddle. bowl. dish. egg
beater, cup, spoon, knife. shallow dish.
Directions.-Beat eggs slightly; add
salt, sugar, milk; strain into shallow
dish. Soak bread in mixture: cook on
a hot, we'll creased griddle: brown on
n side, turn and brown on other.
Serve with sauce made by creaming
one-half cupful butter; add one cupful
sugar gradually. II egg. well beaten;
II teaspoonful vanilla. Just before
serving add one-half cupful hot milk,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12
The First Anthracite Coal.

When the first W. tons of anthracite
coal We're taken into Philadelphia in
1903 the good people of that city, so the
records state, tried to burn the stuff.
bur 1T length, Disguised. they broke it
years later Colonel George Shoemaker
sold eight or ten wagon loads OF it in
the same city. but warrants were soon
issued for his arrest for taking money
under false pretenseS.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12

White satin shoes should always be
kept in blue paper to prevent them
from becoming discoloreu.
When ivory handled knives look vel
low rub them with fine sandpaper or
emery. 1t will take off the spots and
restore the Whiteness.
Tin that has become rusty Of stained
may be cleaned by dipping the cut sur
face Of a raw potato in fine brick and
rubbing well with this.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12
Connubiai Repartee.

The Hu>banu-l do not know Just
how | offended her, I'm sure. The
Wife-\o wonder, Charles; you have
such a lot of ways.-Puck.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12

hand, any community which reads the
Bible is SUR to have a Bible Sunday
school. Every separate version of the
Scriptures becomes thus a door of OPP
%portunity to the Sunday school enter
prise. for it is a breach in the walls of
Babel.
Thousands of Sunday schools in the
United States. in Asia, in Africa and in
the islands of the great. silent ocean
owe their existence and their prosper
ity to the fact that the Bible has been
translated into their native language.
The Bible societies of the world are
counted by thousands. but a. far as
can be learned the most of these socie.
ties, as we'll as the home and foreign
missionary societies of all Christendom,
obtain the Scriptures, which are the
essential implement of their work..
from less than thirty Bible societies in
Europe and America which print the
Scriptures.
In 1914 the whole number of volumes
issued by those societies which print
was probably ver 2S.N)O.OOO. OF this
number it is estimated that fully D.
OOO,'tm We're put into circulation.
Over ive-SiXths of this number-that
is to say, 1890, 500 volnmes-are issued
by three English speaking societies
the British and Foreign Bible society
l1O.1Go,WOO,, the American Bible society
H,39G,323) and the Scottish National
Bible society e. 1872, 61Go. The issues OF
these three societies include nearly the
whole OF the Scriptures used 10y the
missions and Sunday schools in Asia,
Africa and the islands of the Pacific
ocean besides a great part of those dis
trihuted by the sunday school unions
in Christian lands.
The Bible societies often cooperate
in dividing the expense of new transla-
tions of the Bible. They supply each
other at cost with Scriptures in foreign
languages when required,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12
HOW TO USE THE BIBLE.

\ When in sorrow read 1ohn WV
j. When men fail vo,, raad ps.,,, xx,;i :
X When YOU have sinned. read Psalm Ii .
!. When YOU worry. read Natthew ii !.
:. 1884. =
\ Before church service read Psalm !.
J. lxxxiv .
\ When YOU are in danger read Psalm ).
!. xci. ).
!. When YOU have tho hines road Psalm !.
+ xxxiv. +
\ When God seems far away. read Psalm !.
\ cxxxix, !
\ When Won are djsconragad read Tsa- J.
!. iah lx. !.
J. If YOU want 10 he fruitf,, read John !.
J. XIV. ).
]. When doubts come nnon vo,, trv. !.
= John Vii. II. !
i When YOU are lonely or fearful. read !.
i Psalm xiii. :
!. When Won forget yo,,r blessings road :.
!. Psalm CHI. /
). For Jesus idea Of q Christian road !.
). Matthew y. :
]. For James idea of religion road J.
!. James /, 1927. !.
). When YOUR faith needs stirring road !.
!. Hebrews ri :
\ When YOU feel down and out read !,
:. Romans viii 31-2q =
!. When you want courage for YOUR i.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12

made a sudden dash for the spotted
quarry. There was a commotion of
wings, a shower of falling twigs and
lirhens. but the nippers and the ham
amer never met. DoWney was Oft with
flying %colors, and | soon heard the
paean of victory resound from a dis.
tunI tree,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12
"~Purchasing Birds.'

Purchasing birds is a very nice game.
One boy OF girl is the salesman and
another is the buyer. The rest of the
children are birds. The salesman then
gives each bird a name. such as robin,
blnehird, etc. The purchaser then
comes and asks for Il bird. mentioning
whose bird name is mentioned must
run away at once. trying to escape
from the purchaser. who rum after
him. If the bird" is caught within a
certain time the game goes on as be
fore until the birds are all caught: if
not. the purchaser becomes the bird
and the bird becomes the purchaser.
and the game goes on.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12

The vogue for blouses is intenser than ever, since suits are somewhat
crepe de ch1nes ant georgete grapes area among the popular tones N textures.
The blouse pictured is O. creamy net over chiffon and richly mhroidere in a
heavy ecut thread. The modsh points are the high conar with a V front,
bishop sleeves with deep cuffs and fastenings of Dresden buttons in gay colos
amd clustered.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-12
A Modern Rip Van Wrinkle
By ARTHUR BURDEN

X. RIP VAN WRINKLE STONE
went to sleep in the provinces
WI of Marine. France, after Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
9nr lebten 9lmhc.

Inter Dem @efolge elmer groBen
9ln5obl BON 9eiotraeenOen ipurOe &c.
tern 9saduittog oic irSii1e Siine
oes om Ietten Sonntag oerltorbenen
So6n Slider oui oem 9ouoon.Eorf-
6rieoboie 81 @rabe oetraeen. Serr
Sobn Bidder mar I'M Ga. 2ebenSiobrc
al cirem ldneeren 2eioen crIeeen.
Ole 9eerOigIrng fono bon Ser @ob.
nlng 0eS @erltorbeneu, Ger. 243,
gtoro.PaDionsStr. ouS itatt. Cine
5u Scr5cn geben0e @robreOe puroe
bon Eoitor Or. SSulius Snimatu ge-
bolten. Ser 8eritorbene luar in @ie.
ocnfopf &elielt geboreil unO fam Dor
Al SSabren na1 Baltimore, no er Iih
init Sri. Got6arine Steil aus Sir1
BERG per6cirutbete. Nerr SSobn 81.
lber qe66rte ser yMcrcantile.2o9e"
.SbieIos OF Souor gtr. 81, iinS Dem
3etta. Sonclop" Der SeptoIopben an
limo bottc lid p6brerO ieiner 2eb5ei.
ten eine Oienge 6rernoe lino @etann.
ten criuorben. 3ie reiden @lmen.
lpenOcn be5euaten oos 9eilcio ieiner
5n6lrei1cn 6reinoe. 0ic @abrtllH.
trigger iparen oie Serren 8reS. Steil,
Gonicl @liIIer mo 5lpei glitglieoer
Der nWcrcoutile.9oee". 9luBer lei'
ner Satin binterlieB Scr Geritorbene
5pei EStbter, Sri. Minnie Slider imo
Irull pQader.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
9Ims Qiebcsfunrmcr.

SSn Der 8irtbi1ait BON s. gIcser
All Der Oit-9nItimore.5troBe idlltd-
te aeitera 9tadhittog Der 20 Sabre
aIte GOmarO s. Bono bon gtr. 10S,
gloro. .@reene-Str., mebrerc 0lledil-
bertobletten. @r lpilroe in Der Slm-
blilow SeS mittleren 0iitrifts nad
Dem McrcD.Soipitol gebradt. Der
9ebenSmiioe bate einen @rief in ieis
nem 9eiib, Der bon cinem YlGOhen
nit oem glomeu Soa uater5eidnet
mar. sic tbeilte 8oao nit, DAB iie
einen ouoeren Monn geilnoen bot,
DER tic mcbr liebt, ais CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
1rci GtrGfIiusc bcgnGSist.

9lnldBIid ocS DonfIaaungsfeites
begnaoigte @ouperueur Surrjneton
orei 5tr1fIiuee, oie ibm bon Der
ItootIideu 8egnaoisumes 9eb0roe
cmpfoblen poroeu iparen. 0ie Slid.
Iideu liuo Der 9teger Spporo 70.
ReDs, Der pegen eines Ginbrlihs 5il
feds Dlonaten i'm 9lrbeitsbous Der.
iIrtbeilt moroen mar. @r bat bereitS
bier Monate obeeIeien. @iolet Sau.
Die luegen eines DiebltatlS NIT eis
mem Sobr @efdneniB beitraft iporoen
mar, purOe entloiien ipeiI iie all ser
S1ipinoiudt leioet. Ser 9teaerin
N5orp 9oofer, Die Is Sabre iuegen
grmorol;ng ibres Mnnnes I'M 3udt.
baus 6uSubringen bate, lpurocn 2
Sabre geidenft. Sic bottc iih nab.
reno ibres 13.idbrieen gluientbnltes
i'm 3u6tbaus muiterbnft benomnen.
gas @ouuerneur 9arrington Dor ei.
iligen Moden Die gtnitaIt beiidltigte,
criuhte iie i'm lin @nooe.
Die Snioiien Oes @efdnsniiies ba,
ben, beute cbenious einen 6eiertdg.
Sic erbaIleu ein feiues @iieu, oiiBer.
Dem Oiirien iie gsobrunsSmittel bon
ibren @erwanoten III gmpfang neb.
men. Der Dlorgcngottesoicnlt lit fir
M6nuer nmo ser Acknowledgements.
oienit fir 6roilen.
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Gnubc bate cincn GlcOOlOcr.

Inter Der glnibuloianng, angel.
lid eiuen aiitomatiitben gicpoIoer I'M
@ertbe BON $25 geitobIen 81 baben,
uuroe eeitern 9la1mittaa ser IA
Sabre aIte 9ercD So6niou BON Or.
SOP, Sit.Goeer.5traBe BON Ger.
geaut 6. Dunn in ser ytdbe oes
lluion.gabnbofS Oerbaftet mo nod
Der mittIeren 9oli5eiitotiou gebradt.
Der Gieent6iimer oes Aepoluers
fonnte nod uiHt eeflnOen iperoen.
sSobnIon batte Die @affe an cineu
SSreiino, elmer @bittmorc BON glr.
1885, @rcenmoint.glueuuc fir eiuen
1ollar rerfauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
9IO6m Csncdfl6cr.

SSn ii6erotS fritii1em 3ultonOe be.
iinOet Iidl Der 27 Sabre alto Senrp s.
Nhlioon BON gtr. 1882, 5tafiorO.
Ctr, ocr geItern Na9mittng in ooS
ct. AgaeSsSoipitol 1ebrc1t iporoen
mar. Gr bate IN iclbitm0roerii6er
9lbiiht 10 Eoblettcn Niedil6er. Sub.
limat peridlidt uuO Oarnti eiu gro.
BeS @lus g9bisfeD getrlmFeu. g9ie
oie @oli5ei augiebt iou er Dor iciner
6rou @ift 81 ii6 eenommen boben.
0ie 8rau benobridtiate loiort ole
Boli3iited Sobu Sortmm mo SSos.
9owIcr, pcl1c Dem WhnQiean Niilh,
permiIdt nit Gipeis, 81 trinfeu ga.
ben. Dorauibin rcquirirten iie eil
porbciiobrenoes ghltomobil uno lie.
Ben i6ren @atiellteu ms SoIpital
bringeu. 9lur ole rid)tiac 9e5ono.
hme mo ole prompte lleberfiibriug
in'S SoipitoI ieitenS Ger Yoli5ilten
oerbinOerteu ieiuen ioiortigen 600.
6amilieaiorgen iollen Oeu iingen
0luun 81 oieler 9er5mcifhmastbot
eetricben babel. llebri9euS mar
Mulligon i'm Iebttr CONNER perbaf.
tet morocn neil or es ilnterlaNen bat.
te, fir 0cn llnterbaIt leiner 6rau mo
idiner 5wci ainOer 5u iorgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

9artboIme lmO 9IOoIf Segeborit be.
Itebeuoe arrangements Gomite bat
te Elm reidboItiges &rogromm oui.
geiteat. 81. GirIfS Sr6eIter Iieierte
ole Sai5muiif. Gie SS. &c. Stunt
uno So6n Sdlee fimgirten ols Gang.
meiiter. Gos @mpfongS Gonite BE-
Itono aus Oen $50. SSobn 0cu5ouS,
$. 8rauer, 6. Soaner, 6. S6ertIe,
gBm golb, @m. Siibu 81. Sabidt
s. aurs, $. SduItbeis, s. SdroOer,
$. @roB, ieny rnO q. 3eiuop Ger
9eiud mar auSge5eidnet
0So5ioIiitii6e 2tc0er-
tafel".
9ie nSo5ialiitiibe 2ieOertofcl"
iibte in ibrer regeImdBigen Singihlu.
Sc 2ieoer fir Oog 5dneerfeit melcbes
bon Sen 9lrbeiter- @eIongpereinigun-
gen i'm Sabre 1917 in @bilooeIpbio
abgeboIten peroen ioa. 0ic Sisuug
fano, pie immer, in Oem 8ereins-
2otoI, Scr. 2029, 5reOerid. 9lpenue,
itott. gr6iiOent 2ouiS Sortmonn
fiibrte ben Goriib unO SefretGr Otto
Gieffel prototouirtc in Dem eeiH6ft-
Iiden Gbeil ser Sibing. Ser Scr.
Elm beidloB, Elm @eibnodtsfelt in
ieiner Solc om SSeibno6tstoge OBJ
5ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Ienft puroe. Gie GIcftrilde mar
init @aliagieren ougeiHat sic ieood
rubig oti ibreu Siben perbarrten bis
Der ylobelpneeu ipeitereeiabren ipor.
3ie beioeu gleger tomen unuerle6rt
oopon. Gie Sdubporrid)tllng oeS
StraBenbabnmoagouS iuuroe ourb
ben 9Inproll gebroben.
8ei Ser 9(rbe.it Dcrun.
gIiidt.
Scr 81 Sabre olte Sbomos Waolon
bon glr. 11i5, 2incoIn. StroBe,
8iIminston, Del, Gin aIempner,
tuclder bel Srou Suoiona @eau, SIR.
1926, .StraBe, ciniae oefefte
&obren i'm 5meitcn Stodluerf rcpo-
rirte, glitt ouf Dem noilen syenIter.
iimms aus un6 fiel olif ooS Erottoir.
ST purOc in Dem 9lmbulon5moeen
oes iiiOpeltliben DiItrifts in oas
rllniberiitdts- -Soipital~ sebrodt, no
man conitatirte, OoB er ons re6te
gein am 5uBgelenf eebroden bat.
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0inbrnd an bed WlaOiIon.gInenll,.

&dbreno Die 3omiIie bon 8. D1.
GolliS bon Str. lilo. Waaoiion.gpe.
aeltern sIbeno I'M Speiie5immer Sos
abcnoeilen einnobn idIid Iid Gin
Gieb anidcineno iiber oie Teuerret.
tillgsleiier in oas 5weite gtod1pcrf.
no er SlpeIen lmo SdmudIaden
I'M @ertbe bon $500 er6eutete. Scr
GiebItabl puroe seoen s llbr entdeft.
Ete 8ebeimpoIi5ei pur6c benahrih.
tiet fonnte Dem Ginbreder aber nod,
nlht alif Ole Spur fomnien
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Der Gyraee @larlh0II.fan.

Rro5eB in Cation begonueu. - Gin
Bib Der erouiainen 8ebonohmg
ieitens Der @Iteru eeidiloert.
Cine Der om meiiten 9lufiebeu er.
reeenOen @erihtsoerbanolungen in
SoIbot GouutD nobm eeIteru au
Goiton @}O., ibren 9lnfone. @s ban.
belte iih im 0en Sal 0es 2S.iGbri-
gen nainoes" Grocc Ntarlbou, oie
felt II Sobrcu bon brent @oter
Srant Maribuu iuO ibrer Stiefmuts
fer, 6rou &oie Girginia @toribau,
I'M Seller ibrer 8obuune geiougen
gebolten porOen mar. glIs 0as Ut10-
den BON SRI. Gmma 8. 3apis bon
Der ,MarDlnno 3iu0eridub @ciel-
idoft" entoedt uno befreit purOe,
pog es 5714 9fuuo; ieit0em iie Or
oentlide 8ebanOhing genoiieu bot,
berHebrte iid ibr @emidt ouf 122
PiHllU.
Gs ihpeben orei glnfIagen gegeit
oen @oter un0 oie Stiefnuitter Oes
NadodenS. Die Stiefmiltter miro
lid Suerlt nerautiporten uiiiicn, neil.
iie bei&uIoiet lit, cen SdIiiilel gum
9eIlerDerlieB, in Dem iid oos @lGo-
den befonO, I'M 9eiis eebnbt 5a bo-
ben. @s ilt mobrideinIidl, OoB Oie
@erbonoInHaen iid 5wci oocr Orei
Gage bin5ieben meroeli, ga cine groBe
gln0obl 3eueen pernommen peroeu
miiiieu. Ole 9Ingeflagteu ipcroeu
bon Oen gInW6Iten Seth mo Sbee.
ban @. 9. S, Morris pertreteu.
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9saitOr 81. 3. @eanerla gIurtrnn.

IN OieIer beipceten Set, no Sic
9elltideh bon Der oeutidieinOIiheu
Ereiie bicr5uInnOe 10 iebr perlm.
elimpit pcroen, iolltc SeOcSmm Sen
Gortroe b0reu. meIdcn GaItor 81. Z.
@eener bente sIbeno in ser erIieu
oeittihen 9aptiItell.airdc an ser Gdc
Don Wlonlmert.StroBe uno BATTER.
ION Forf sIuenuc 9oItcn miro.
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tSrLnn lrinrn gSrrLrl,nnnrn.

globcri 6. llnglaub, Gin @alcball.
ipieler ser om 0ienitag in Dem 80.
fomotioiGuppen Der EenuipIpouia.
Gileubafngeleli9ait in Oroneepillc
beim Heparireu einer Qofomotipe Der.
lebt wuroe, erIog eeltern Morgen 8
llbr I'M Mcrcp.Soipitol ieinen Der
immolmgen. Ser Goo llngloub'S
wuroc gciicrn 9IbeuO IN ocr mittIereu
|oli5ciitation BON elmer Goronersi
SSlrD unterindt im0 ais ell llnfnn
be5eibuct. Ger &erlmsIiidtc mar 3e
Sabre ait. Gr 6mterldBt ieine @itt.
ipe, Srau Niinnic llnelaltb pon 9lr
$40, 9loro 2otewooo glpennc. lnt
orei S0dter.
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asmaide gsradr.


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Die glmoes gieaieruug iouote cine
enereiidje glote an GneIono umo
GSroufreid. gerIongt ooS freie
@eIeit oes ueu eruonuten ofter.
reidii@en 9otidoiters. spridt
elmer oritteu Station oos gieht ab,
Sic gedte ser g1otioncu 5u Deria.
aeu.
@oibington %, 0lop. sic
Ser. Staateu boben cine gSote nnGug.
lauO mo Graufreih eeianSt, lpic
bette befnuut puroe in pelder sic
Heaierungeu eriuht tpltrOeH, ibre
@cigerung, Dem ueuerRaunten oiier.
reidiiaen goti6aiter @rof Tar.
nofusti, freieS @eIeit Ourcb ibre 8le.
doOe 9iuieu 5u gepdbreu, in g9ie-
oererpdgtmg 81 5iebeu. @s tuuree
Ooralf aufmertiam geUaht SOB cine
pieoerboIte @eigerlne eineu duBerit
ibIetten GiuOrud otf oie bieiieeglei.
nlng boben uiirOe.
Die 0ote mics Ooroui bin, ooB es
ein unablerebares 9Reat iouperGner
giationeu it, lire 8otiboiter ouS3n.
tauiden imo miro betout, oob etue
brittle Notion, ieIbit 81 9riegsSeiten.
uidt berebtiet 1T OieieS Gett 3u Der
iogeu.
@roBe @orlidt ipoltete, sic 9lote
mir nli @rino oeS interuotiou1len
RehteS mo internoiionaler Solid.
felt baiireu 5n Ioiien dber eIeih8ci.
tig flarutaden0, oaB Die &er Staateu
niht ais 9ittiuder fommeu ooer cine
@ef0uigfeit perluugen.
Gbenio pitroe groBe @orlidt boob.
adtet, sic SteIhmgnabne ser Hegis.
rlna niHt IN ehem anoeren Qtdlt err
ibeineu 81 IaIIem oIS IN oeu oorauf.
eeeaneenen gIotenmedieI fIareeIeet
puroe.
Die @otldaitcn ser gIQiirtcn Iin0
iebr iterrirt iiber ole auieebra4te 5f-
tentli1e Weimmg imo beriuten 6aS
9eIte, ibre 9legierlme iiber ale 6ies.
be5iieIi6en &oreduee auf Dem Qoll.
fenoen 81 balten.
Gine ibueIle glnhport iuiro eruot.
tet, nod 6o5u @raf Gornowsfi ain
t6. Ge5enber ouf Dem bollduoiIdeu
Qompier uglieup Slmlteroam bon
8otteroam ans oie Reiie uah glme.
rita antreten ipia.
Soute ole glutport unaiiritia fiir
oie Der. Staaten ousfolIen Is wirS
moglidermeiie cine euogHltiae g9ote
an Die glIliirten aeianot peroell, mel.
he oieielben oaraui aufmerfiam ma
hcn rpiro, Die Aeile oe3 BotSdofters
nut iDr cigenes 9iiifo 3lt lmterbrerben
ooer cs mag Elm amerifaniId,es san.
oelsibiff ooer 9rieesidiff mad, elnein
neutralen &afen seIanot uetoen oo9
Den 9oti6after elnpfanet lmO nad
Slmerifa aeIcitet. 9iS icbt III Gin
oerartiaer Nlntt nod nidyt 1T @r.
maglIna geJoeen poroen oo felt ae-
alalibt ipiro. oaB sic 9lIliirten eiu.
ieben weroen Oab eS oneebradyter iIt,
nad5iIaeben.
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8lOei SgiuOrrId6mnnesiaOe.

Die It6otii1e @ciuno6citS.9e
iuuroe geitern bon Sluei ncuen &in.
OerIdbnluteSiduen benafrid)tigt. Dic
9ranfen iino Die 13 Sabre olte Nu.
perta @flrocl bon Mlonaoicr. Tol6ot-
Gorntp, unO Ser 81 !0touote alte Sp.
6. @aenS bon @liOlano, 9laeganu.
Gountp.
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gludl 1luei WlaOdlen rrlranft.

3lpei peitere SDp6uSf1ae imter
ben S1iilerinnen oeS Gouher.Gol.
Iegc wnrOeu eeiiern Dem it0otiihen
@elpmo6eits 1eportement berihtct
70 ooB lih ole @elammt5o6l ser Ro.
ticntcn chi ncn bcIduit. Gas sc.
iunObeitS Deportemeut perInft, oent
9eim OeS glusbrudS Ger ardnfbeit
niif Ole Spir 5u fonuuen, mas ober
bis Jest rid)t eelana. Siilis.@elnnO.
beits-Gomniiidr Or. Somoro trof oie
notbigen @orbereitunecn, i'm cine
SppbuS.Gpioemie 81 permeioeu. SSn-
folgc Der 0onfiagunes. 6cricn blcibt
oas College bis 5im uGHitcn 0lontaa
aeihloiien, iuoOurd OaS @cimO6citS.
Geportement @eleeenbeit bot, einc
genaue llnterili1ung on5llliellen.
glbpnrsntrn bic ben rDeutIncn Gcrrelpon.
bentei." Midt phnitIidJ Dber ulrenclmGhin rr.
nniieu, Nnb Nebeten, ocr Cilice barDn per xeIt.
pbpH ahgr ipriIllm Nlltlneiluno ~ pladaea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

lbOnncnten, bic ben .Seniidltn Cor
repDnoenten" nidlt phnftlidl Ober nnres
Qelmanlg erDnIicM iinb aebeieu, Der
Ntllce onuUu per xelepbpn pDer idDrIIiIidI
WNttbrIIuua 81 maMcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Sai.9ampfer.

Baltimore II. 9bilaoeIpbia Gam.
pfer.Go." (gricsicn.2iuie), Bier /,
2iebt.StraBe.
r8altinore, GbeIapeofe & gLtLouttc
RaiIipnp Co., 8iers a, 41s, &, s
lnO 8, Siebtitrabe. uuo gicr /,
Hrott.Strnbe.
Baltimore Steam gadet co.
(0lo Ban 2iue), giers 1O-1S
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pGbelapeofe steamIbip 2tne~
Pier IS. 2iabt.5trnBe.
oWtcrdants ono W2iners' Erons.
portation 2ine4, Bier 8, SUB bon
SiiO-@obItroBe.
n0ort Oliper Cine" Qier is, 0Eabt.
Strobe.
u9seu-gorf imo Baltimore Erans.
portaticn Co., SUB Der ssreoeri6-
StroBe.
gMarDIano, GeIdpare ono Dir.
eiuia" giers 9. 3. 4, z, 8 ,mS q.
Siabt.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
nstonclpaIl 0emuLratiidlcr GIn6.u

AnloBlidl ieineS 0cburtstaeeS miro
geite in GlubbanS OeS ,,Stoneipoll
2 Hulcfrctiid)en Clubs" Der grdiiocnt
q yereinS. Sr. @ilbcrt u. Gailp,
mt elmer soloeneu llbrfctte beidenft
loeroen Nr. Eailep ipitrOe bel oCr
leeten Notwithstanding Oes Ser.
ems einitimmig oils 8roiioent pieocr
eup16lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
sEeiler IN NllnnitinnalnhriI

Sil Scr WllInitionSfabrif ser Bart.
lett SaDwarO 60, Scott. uno aqc.
Senrp.Stra brah eeitcru Gin sseler
aus, weIdes III Dem S6meI5 Hepnr.
tencnt cutitanoen mar. Ole ltriadc
iowobl pie ocr ongeridtete 5dooen
lit nibt etmittelt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

W o 5lgcmeiuter Aatb.
sSenn Dir oas eeIo niht Ianet pin
Bier,
90 fani' Dir Elm Stiid gurit;
0a bait on iopiel %aIier 6riu.
0aB Dir Oeraebt ser 9lIrI!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

2IhDnnenien, bic BEN ,HeHtItiJem Nosre.
lppn0rnten" ntdJt piIntilid Dber nnreaeg.
mtRia erbnlicn, iinb grbeten, Der EFfEee
ecnsn per xeIepbOi ubeF idlstItIid W(ts
'Qslluna du mOdell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Sm belIcrleudteien mo ieitlib ec-
idmiidten Soole bon @orrp'S Sale.
0ar. 7i9, @eIt 8oltimorcitr. fonO
geltern 9Ibeno ser i6brIicbe goq OcS
Bidder llnterItiiblngS NereinS
Nr 3" itoit GaS ous ocu $50, g..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-10-18
Registered Holstein Cattle and other Live
Stock, Farm Implements, Hay and Roots
Lee Farm, Rock Island, Que.
Saturday, October FL, 1916

Pair Clydesdale Mares, 27Oo lbs.
closely matched, fine looking, grand
farm team, no better in the Province
Pair Clydesdales, mare and gelding,
300 lbs, young, great workers.
Fillies, Clydesdale and Percheron,
two years old, Bay Gelding. four
years, by Saytell, Bay Gelding, three
years, by Sutton.
100 tons Hay,
1000 bushels Turnips,
900 bushels Mangels,
200 bushels Carrots,
100 tons Ensilage.
1 Drill Seeder,
2 Horserakes,
Hay Tedder,
2 Sulkey Flows,
Disk Harrow,
1 Smoothing Harrow,
Double Farm Wagon,
1 Double Farm Sled,
three seated Traverse Sleigh,
Pung,
Cuttaway,
20 Wood Stanchions, new,
pair Heavy Work Harnesses, and
other articles.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-10-18

l9{i((liZ91j
nils PAM
Estate of Betsey E. Hunt
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans
To all persons interested in the estate of
Betsey Z. Hunt late of Greensboro in said
District deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court, holden at Newport,
within and for said District on the 10Th day
of October 1916, an instrument purporting
to be the last Will and Testament of Betsey
e. Hunt late of Greensboro in said District
deceased, was presented to the Court afore-
said, for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
3rd day of November 1916, at the Probate
Office in said Newport, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. be assigned for proving said
instrument; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully in the Or
leans County Monitor, a newspaper circu-
iating in that vicinity, in said District,
previous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate of
said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Newport, in said
district, this 10th day of October, 1916.
42-H RUFUS w. SPEAR. Judge.