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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
2Stro Silla ieine 4robumg
tpabr ntabelt?
D B er an ieinem 81 a mens4
tag parraI, @9t6ua6ua
uno Suare3nebmen

81 9aio, 3egas, 3. OttO6er -
9m Nfittpo6 1T Der g&amenstag
5ranctsco 9tllas unb Oiele Meritanec
IN Suare3 unb 81 Pafo glau6en, oaB
er feline 9robung lpa6r MAIDEN uno
ole Stabte g}arraI, Gbibua6ua unD
Suare8 ain ct. 6rancigcu5 Sag ne6s
men perbe. Die Wtilitdrbe66r0en in
Suare5 treffen aber teine 6eIon5cren
gorit4tsmaBregeln, oa Ii9, i6rer ges
9auptung gemGB, teine gn6dnger Oil,
las an Der 9ren3e befinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Jmmer micocr mur0en ole 9or0en Der ]1loskomite1
9cgen Ole Ste((un9en ocr Deut(6en, oem ll6eren
goOe, entgegen9etrie6en,
ltnb Tie ,panfte umrben tie Der eseen 2lrterie
beid)niem.



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9ushuhM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

Ole lleberiee genfriften-agerrtltr
giebt oen 9etrag Der 3eiAnngeu aitI
Die nierte striegsanleiEe i'm Iesten
Sriibiabr auf 1O,7d2,O0o,OOO gaarf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

fir pirb anssgs6sn. baB bic aoms
mittsen nit ibrer Ir6eit nidt 70 raid
ranihreiten als ertpartet puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
MetterberiMf.

JiirObto: S9Dnes 8etter am
WtlttfDo4; am 0onneritag I4Dnes
gBetter i'm fiibli9en, ipabrI6einltc9
Strt9regen unb tdlter i'm nDroli9en
Sbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

fault gu baben. Giner g2a6ridt aus
rolge Ioa id Der @reis in Der gtdBe
pon Spmst 6efinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31

Mustard club Thursday afternoon. A
grand time is reported, but especial
ly did they all report him a royal
entertainer when a delicious lunch
was served at the close. The Yellow
Mustard's think three weeks too long
to wait for another meeting SO c. A.
Collins is to entertain Saturday night.
Mrs. J. L. Byer entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon and
despite the stormy day, nearly all
the members were present. Mrs. By
er has been sick about all winter and
was behind with her sewing so the
Ladies' Aid met there for the pur-
pose of helping her with her spring
sewing. Quite a few garments were
made, for which she was very thank
full. At $3.50 luncheon was served
Our next meeting will be on April 13
at the home of Mrs. Miles, where Mrs
Stewart will entertain.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31

this state. He left for Chinook in
the afternoon.
w. w. Van Orsdel held the third
quarterly conference of the year here
Saturday night and preached twice
on Sunday. He was favorably i'm
pressed with the various departments
of the church work here. He left for
Great Falls where he was due to give
his famous Gettysburg lecture Mon
day evening at the M. E. Church
there.
Mrs. R. w. Garland was summoned
to Manitoba Wednesday Of last week,
as her mother was taken suddenly Ill
with pneumonia while visiting her
children there After Mrs. Garland
left, messages were received saying
her mother had passed away. This
comes very hard on Mrs. Garland as
her father died last month and now
her mother so soon after. She was
looking forward to having her mother
live with her, after visit with the
other children in Manitoba.
Malta and vicinity has been called
upon once more to mourn the loss OF
J one of it's leading citizens, b. W.
Brockway, who has been quite i'll all
winter. He died at his home here Mon
day morning about 2:3O o'clock.
Through suffering much throughout
all his illness he was free from pain
towards the last and conscious to the
end. Mr.. Brockway has been U. S.
Commissioner for a number of years
secretary of the Lower Milk River
Water Users Association, real estate
man, Mayor of Malta, farmer and
great booster for everything pertain
ing to the development of Malta and
the Milk River valley. About week
before his death he told the writer
his. greatest regret about being so
weak was that he was just beginning
to realize his dreams of the develop
ment of this valley and that he would
like to live few years more to take
part in the great work to be done
here. Funeral services will be held
at the NJ. f. church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock under the auspices
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31
TAMPICO.

"Big Ole" is helping O.. C. Ander-
son break broncl,os this week.
Mr.. Baum sold his big team and is
planning on buying some mares.
Niles Baum and Chris Nelson took
in the big auction sale on Saturday.
Andy Anderson is back on his claim
again, after having spent several days
in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodward
were callers at the Lange home one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierson made a
trip to Glasgow with their little boy
to consult the doctor.
Miss Esther Rathjey, who has been
visiting with her sister here, left for
her home in North Dakota last week.
Burger and Lange made trip to
Glasgow on Sunday and report the
roads impossible in places, so that
they had to 60 several miles out of
their road in order to get to town.
The river is still rising and in
several places has overflowed its
banks, so that small bridges are
practically under water and travelling
is almost dangerous.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31
WeRurul
Roundup
Items Sent in BY The C0uriers
Special Corps Of NeUs Caterers
NORTH BENCH

Cooler weather the last few days
than usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Anderson and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilchrist last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Richardson
called at the Rhode and Kampfer
home last Sunday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Nc
ellis, March 10, an eight pound baby
girl. Mother and child getting along
nicely.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Pearson was taken to the hos
pital last Thursday to be operated up
on. We hope to hear Of it's speedy re-
covery.
Bill Curry and Ward Maris who
have been spending the winter in
Kansas City, Missouri, came back Fri
day to get ready for farm work on
their claims this summer
Ford Miles entertained the Yellow
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31
MALTA

Up to date there are 2729 registered
voters in Phillips county.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
L. Flint was buried this afternoon.
O. R. Harvey Of Saco, spent several
days in town on business this last
week.
Paul Babcock, of Plentywood, was
in town Friday visiting friends and
politicians.
The Phillips County Sunday school
convention will be held April 7-8-9, at
Saco. A good program has been pre-
pared.
Mrs. Maude Stolley, of Iowa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Brock
way arrived Saturday to be at her
fathers bedside during his illness.
In the contest for the lots occupied
by William H. Martin in which Ed
wards and Mcclellan claimed the right
the latter were awarded the lots by
court decision.
The county commissioners held a
special meeting Monday of this week
and large number of Saco people
were up to protest against the special
improvement district contemplated
there.
Mr.. Samuel McIlwain was summon
ed to Harlem last night to attend her
sick daughter Mrs. Renfrew, who re-
Gently spent month here with her
parents at the Fifth Avenue hotel
She was reported little better this
morning.
The travelling auditor for the Ameri-
can Security company was in towr
Saturday and in glancing over the
county records was much pleased with
the system of bookkeeping used ir
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31
NOW ON SALE

Nobody seems to be suggesting
Henry Ford for Secretary of War.
Possibly chat great German fleet
an English trawler reported seeing
was bound for Newport News.
It's all explained at last. Somebody
the sign of the Bull.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31

of the I. 0. o. F. order and interment
made in the Malta cemetery. A wi
dow, son and daughter survive Mr..
Brockway and were all at his bed
side to the end.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-03-31

"Now U. S. Aeroplane best on
Earth" says a headline. But how is
it in the air.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

g9af6ington 23. Suni.
Griegslefretdr 8afer's 6eilte 9Sad.
mittag ausqege6ene @rtldrlmg iolet:
,Gos 2riegs 1epartement bat
BON General 5lniton oie folgeuoe,
i6m BON General @eribing iibermit.
telte 9otidaft erbalten:
.9ir6 peri6nlides 9efraeen DER
GaDaqeriiten be5iiglih Der glbmuOo.
9lifaire puroe 6olgenOes feitgeitellt:
3luei Troops oes 10. &oooaerie.9e.
ainents. Groop & unter @oDo unO
1roop 81 inter DloreD, bereinigten
Iid am gl6enO oes 20. bel Sio Son.
TO Domingo. mariAirteu am 81. bis
81 einem Euntte inner6ulb elmer
@leile BON Garri3al, no iie Inn z llbr
30 Wlorgens eintrafen. Gapt. 8oDo
iii6rte 0uS COMMANDO. 9op0 ionote
einen merifoniIden 6iibrer in ole
Stuot nm Die @rlau6niB nah5uil.
den ourd Die Staot 81 pdliiren Ger
Wlerifaner febrte 5uriid nit elmer ob-
le6nenoen 9lntiport bon General 90
mes. Qann ianOte @ome5 oiirh cine
Sroinnon5 cine YlittbeiIuue, weIde
beiagte, ooB 9ogo'S Eruppen ourd
oie StoOt 6inSurd5ie6en founten,
inter ser Ueoingung, ooB 9oDo 9e.
bufs elmer Gonferen3 aubalte.
Spdter fam General @ome3 ieIbit
aus Der StoOt unO 6eipro6 sic Si-
tuation Is oOer 20 Wlinuten lang nit
Bono. Su3Diideu beeanuen merifn-
niide Eruppen. Die aus ser Staot
6erausfomen gopo'S stbtbeilung 5ii
unjiugeln. Gomez tebrte in sic
Stuot 5uriid, mo ais er iih 3ur9ied.
ten ieiner Griippen befano began.
lneu sic Wlerifnner nit NlaIhinenee.
rpebren at ieueru. 9oDo lieB ieiuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Selte obiiben I'M 5u SUB 81 fam.
pien.
General Yeribing berihtet peiter,
DAB er 9abaqerie auSgeianot Bat,
Inn sen beiopn Groops 81 Shlie 5u
ellen itno iie 3uriid5u6riugen 9iS
iest lit General &eribing ie0od nod
nidt in ser Sage eetueien nit eiuem
Ser Sfii3iere elmer Der beioen 9roops
sit conferiren inns es lit ibm uah
oen bis6er 5ur @eriiigung itebenoen
gepeiien tnnoelid gepeieu 81 Be.
urt6eilen, Oh ein0liBneritdnoniB Dor.
seIeeen bat ooer pelder gIrt oaiieI6e
mar"
@era Gru5mit amerifani. i.
i6en 6lii6tlingen
iiberfiilIt.
@era gru1 90, SUM. @era
Gru3 lit nit amerifaniIAen SIiiht.
linaen onaefiiat, Die af 6abreele.
gen6eit na6 oen Der Staaten mar
ten. Seoer einlailfenOe 3ue briuet
bon so bis 100 @ldnner, 5rolieu ino
8inoer, oie auf ginThiifing aiif
Erausportihiifen 6oiien; oob bis
iebt lit bier nod fein Tampfer on.
getommen un0 in Solge ociIeu fms
sic Sotels nit anIeritoniicben 6liiHt.
lingen iiberfiiut. Giele 6obenGoniul
Gauooo'S Gatb befolst uno beiiuOen
iicb iebt aitf Dem ameritaniIden
Sbla6tidiffe o9lebrasfa" no lie
aui sic erit6eIte acknowledgements nab
Sen Ser. Staaten luarteu.
Seute 9lbeno miro ein Sonoer5ug
nit 500 Dis 600 8liidtlinqen eripar.
tct 1n oaer oerfiigbarer 0loun Be.
feet it, uerOen oieie glnf6mmlinae
ge5pungeu iein ani oeu StraBen 5ii
blebeu, iuenn niht nod peiterer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

9lab anf Dem SdladtiAiff geiAaf.
fen lueroeu fam. @eiouoere Ganpf.
garfaiien gebeu ale 5tpei Shinoeu
nacb Der og8e6rasfa" nb, tuO oieie
moren 6eute 9lo6mittne nit 6IiiHt-
Iingen ii6crfiiQt.
Goniul CANADA iagte beute, oaB
pobrideiulih Oor Oem %. Sitni fem
Erausportidiff bier anlangeu f0nne,
uno oaB Die Sage ourb oie tdgli6
aufommenoen amerifanil6en 6llAt.
liuge eruIt tperoe. gieIe Ser 9(n.
fommliuee bo6en genig @elo, Uni
fir ieglide gequemlidfeit be5obIen
81 f6nnen ober oa iol6e nidt er-
bdltlid limo, 1T ibnen oos @elO 5u
nidtS nube.
ga oen glmerifanern ld)on Dor Ell.
ner @odDe bon oiplonatiihen mo
Goniular 9lgenten serotben puroe.
Saienitdote aui8uiuden, beflaoen
iid Die 6liihtIinge iebr iiber Die Der.
80gertne Ser SInfinft BON Sdiffen.
9is6er ituO sic sImerifaner nod III
feiner @eiIe bon Dem lneritoniidjen
@olte ooer BON Der neritaniibeu 9ic.
aierung bel1Iiiet iuoroen, mo Der
@efebl oes Generals Garrou5a Die
glmerifoner, sic oos 2ano Oerlaiien
poleu, uidt 81 it0reu, lit gelui7eu-
bait beiolgt poroeu.
ISrebiuo idiebt omerifa
uiIher 9 ffi5ieren
Sdulo 3u.
G6ibito buo. aRer., 90. Suni.
@cneral Sacinti 1reoiuo, oer 8e.
icblS6abcr oes 9lorooitens, fritiiirte
belite in einem Snterbiep nit ser
n9liiociirien 9sreiie" Die ameritauiidle
g2iIit6rfiibrer, oie, iuie er ioete. Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

8eriiimmina 5piIAen Sen 4ereinia-
ten Staaten uno Wlegifo Uenlrinhl
baben.
General srenino erflarte. Sob
General Snsb &. gcott ouaeniaeiu.
lid nredt bate. als er ben merifo.
niIdeu 9ertretern airf Der Goniereu3
IN 81 4nio miti6eiIte, oaB sic amerl.
fanii6en miItt1rii6cu 6iibrer am
alleriUenigiten geaen Wlegifo 5n fam.
pfen luiinIdeu.
Gas omcrifautihe MiIit1r bat
oie 8efeble ieiner eiaeneu 8orgeipt
ten miBadtet, bat niemoIs oaS @e,
fiibl ooer oen Bette merifnniiAer
9iiraer beahiet unS bat in b6bniiaer
@eiie ole &eiinniing ser megif0nI.
Ihen Neaieruu9 igrorirt, ID ertldrie
Der General.
sd wiinIhe feinen ariea. iiiaic
@enerol Srebino bin5it .uno d l6ue
meiu gleuBerites. Inn Der Sage 0err
81 meroeu. ood ipetm ocr 4rieg 0en
ueriFaniiden @olfe oon SEN glmcr.
faneru aiitge5wumgen miro. bin itb
bereit, meine 4flibt 81 t6nn SIC
@bre mO @iiroe meiues Qauoes aid.
redt 81 erbaIteH,"
Sifi5iere, Sic bier beute nit 0qr
9eide oes Generals 5eIir @ome3. Ser
in oem Garri5ol @eiedt geiootgi
muroe, eintrafeu iagen. oaB Ste
omerifoniibeu 6iibrer i6re Qeute All.
genideinIib initrnirt 6otieu inr
6euer ouf oen General 5n cou8enirt
reL Ser iueaen einer aorperar0Ba
ein leihtes 8ieI Dot. @euernl tSr.
me5 mar oer eriie ser @'erifauer oIe
Il oen @eiedt iielett lmo erbielt orei
aueeli in oie 9ruit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
len 8eridt des Generals perRug an Gen. @uuIt
t nl5ingdln Die 0meriRmr in @nlrIi0gG U
nnO GOHgreB 6e6eitdigen i0re sdre

ben HeaHrH ug mad ett bee6t auOrrt @rG0enlen
uurt ale NtaOr Der GaOHalearbu in gunOeou enuceu
Wcldc ben AefrntrnaseO eu Die 4ahualme ar6t
pe O EaOeHH bic NBtrHppen bic Legislative geGgMug
cBt bic |enbng Or Sruppen Huerab auher6ab
Saau Der Seua uirO aaer &sabrIheudIe
SeIduf pairH.
u OpOmaidn @6aIe Sadaae i'm Qanf OeS ben.
Sages H ueHid @GuOernHa Yrafbem g9iou
udt Der Gage clue 6ntidouug tefH aber Die Sdre bic
bnu ien Uon angets Der Nngrif megaHi Sobaten
mrfan6e aaOaaereu bel 6arrBa mH6 au amcrnde glanadn
bel WlN5atan.
gagId GarrBnI.lnputres OOrlaueer Nerdt
General @Hg Der aH Die NHgabeH eseluer SOOaien
Oem Sample bst6caR SOp 6nFrt nEb fus GH5enbeu
mitt6eite.
&aS ben Wn5atan 9miiena ausebt 10 Die beFeen @e
n aH Ocu gedt OeS aOmiraIs SuSlOW bes Gommanonu
pAcIau 6oe nad benz Sanplat Samples beutOeri
peri5nia cine seuane llneria6nng anSuTeaen.
Rad ben bsB @erfhgnua rbcnon 8ueirH in be6r Ialcu
heut berei gchlt rH ban Seam nbdnaer
in beOu NffarH Oerauturia seben DerbA brtcu
cn DOrbdnoc Oah oie abHgtOn Negieng I'D gd auf bic
gerid umertaudu Cifere Oeraeh NIB sic @crmeeu
SarrmSosmug ban bic Nmfauer bic AHsrer wara uabhd
idiet Iafu uirO
@rafoeu gSOn nnO cin Cabinet bpndm
merfande rh bod ansehts Seens t6encr gerid
Ole &UrfOmmnihc in Garr5al Gnan fcnu nS DntDcS eg
@cbeM Rad Der Ga6uetSFenHg mnSe sOeid bic Nufu6gg
ma ban bic erfOFDf e Serenistu Sat ne TerduOeruua
erabrcn babe
am5nMtriGtn lei Ourh bic Arsnsne nrDpdiHn 1ad
to- c Onrd bic nmiaeHOeH @Orbretunsen Der ameriaudu M
gnug geTuHMna gbrad Had Her frOea G5nua Der rTe
inden.
GieO ArrsSouSo Der 6icge Gan5a.Odnter tbee hied
BOihaeH un6 aMoGftcH Der laicn .amerinien ddte
Oa NIT ban bic gancH Sruppen feline aggreUen NhFdten ae
snab ben amsritumiaH Sfraftrn 6Gn 5n 9aIfn
srecn WrOen bic gmerfaHer in Der Efub en uarbr
ene Dtbenng lien nit ar gnug erfeHun bic Werinn
Gffcnfb.C CperaiOHen auieBen mNroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Gan @ntoMio Seras, 49, Snn. Die 6eiSem Sruops 10
amer0niden Observation-Disclosures Gapt
SONO wutOu IN Om 0edt init meE0nden Srppu inter @enea
GOmc 6ei Garr8al Oas 49, Snn ausscfOdH urSc a su
nnfgeriebeH
1cs gng geridt 6erDur, ayrutOu beme
I6eub Dn General @erIbing erbiet
Die gOtidat uerals Eug beIagte, OaF inSgammt iie
ben NRaun HhlieFld Oerer Die getetu Abeu0 nafN ~ ben
pauprnppeutGrper Der Amertanr erren Nae Oe N
ge0 beOen SrOOps Yeridt gng nt 6nOr
Id lnterOi5iere nntr Oenielben beanOen.
Nad NnGnben Der lercbcnbeu Die in YebHgS @etid
mtgebelt mrrb nHernaBm cine megnide beritne Nbt6enng
Gecn0gnng lutcrban0nHgeu 3uen Captain gbOO Sc
neral WOme5 cineH SaHtnueri uarenO s3es euem 0a
dueusueb 6ccr buc mnrOe ais General @Um eue Sinien
mieDer erreidlt batte
uuO 6ei eOmbnru Seuer m gIdusueepeGr Sc
we6n Der Garram5a@arniOu BON Garr welde bic amerauie
6urc Bnihgr gSeiie nmSnge Gattc wG6reuo nr6an0
uncn smdeH 5ib Der Nnrrtan nn6 acrituner
Gpfusen uurOeu r0n d Die @r Oer Smerincr los nu ueu
nabUn
General %ne fat feline Naddt Oara6er Sem Nugf Ser
giegifaner IdlieRlid cim 3iel gcbt unrSe
NOdOem bic Gercc fUrt wareu OaS SddnI Der Nmstau
bic fal O6ag eingedIOhen wareu 6efegdt
Die gerdte erfanen Eneln ge6n bic GAIL SUOten
anf acrifunider seite nneridicSId aif IL bs 40
Die Strfe Der beiOen SrOOpS rs" nb 81" wirC af eua 1870
@luum gcIdJdtt.
2segiermmgs- Qepdrtements mnO GOngre6 geC6Gftig.
@ai6iugtuu 23 SUM- Die guuualearOc Crsnuiiatumeu
nGn5eu 2auOe benD nit Smere Oa6 d r ben
ofUm 0icuf Der meEifaniicn GreH5e 6erc madsn.
Die aresrar SGcr eraienen SrOres betOneH ban Gie
uOtBig ei nHO aQe Sdrtt nrOen set6an bic W5Satu 10
uea msd bic @rcHse bringcu bort Die 0teuwaeH
5m Oeritartcu.
gnd GongreF behlenne 6ente ieue Sdre Sin @Or
6ag MtarGOme O 9prdHtantenbauieS engdter Ne
dInh i'm ani nit 1872 geseu Smmen pnrO
a bah cine Not0aa wc bic gucn6nn8 BON Irnppcn ucben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
8nlttmurr 4 Nbiu.
epc5Irllr5 8a6rprcIal9aatlln.
S2.OO-V -Vbilnbelpbia nnb 5nrhd.
1.75-0hclicr NIB 3utiid.
81 QDilmtuQtpu unO Brrrild.

Vbilnbeipbia nnb 5nrh6.
$t.75-0bciiet uilo 5ntiid
$t.5O--Q9 llmugtDn nno 5nrrhd.
eDuuinne, 25. 1uni, .. lio Nv
Suli. Spe3ial5u9 oetlnBl 9dmoeq-S Sia'
tlon 8 llbr Wloreensi Nlt Aopal'Sia'
lion s.05 Wlorpens. Niidinbri bon BDt'
laoeIpbia 7.3O slbenos.
StaOo sliaeara gaae mHO Snrha, 30,
SUM 2i .5ulli Il. uno 20 e'ii'
Sfiober. 9ineie allti9 10 3age, ein'
fhliebli6 IuQ 0eS Nerlniifs. Spe3ldls
3lia bon 6od1cs uno 4uaman 8drlors
Qedgaoii5 berldBt 9auloens station nm
$40 Wloraei5, Wlt dl'Gtatlon nm
e.45 Wlorgens, burt1 BAG berll1mle
eebiqb Sduep. rDie S6ipel5 oolI ssn1e'
riiu".
eeenIersGylnrifonsn
$40 alllnntis 0iin, 6nps wlnl sea
SSle 9th nnb Crean 6ltn, y. q, nnb
5urid. Seben 0teitag uno 9nnlltnH
bic 3um q. September. @nltig lilr
Die Aldiabri BIB 9ie;'tae, intlullo.
Observation-Disclosures.
S5.00-1eer Narf wlonniain Sast Yari
uHo Dnllnnb uno 3uriid bttleie 3um
8eriaIi fiir y}ndt'3ua iiir Gonnerlidg,
nlle 3iiae bon 5reiiag, Samliae llnp
Coming; ehltia 5Ar 5hdia0rt BIZ
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
For SaIe-ReaI Estats-
Country Property.
TPPER VALLEY RARGAIN.

UPPER VALLEY BARGAIN
( ROOM HOUSE, out houses. etc. SO acres,
IS acres in alfalfa Is acres in grain. 10 acres
in pasture. 20 head OF cattle. s. hogs. ?
mules. horse. wagon, mowers. rake, buck
rake in fact all tools for farming, also 10
tons aIfalfa-secOnd cutting nearly ready
100 chickens and turkeys. 1916 Ford road
ster nice location Priced for a Quick sale.
Owner must leave at once. hence the low
price $40 per acre, $500 cash. balance 10
yearly payment. per cent int
Rio Grande Realty Co.
Oh f. Mckinney
211-212 First Nat Bank Bldg
FOR SALE-By owner near Tucson Ar
zona eighty acres improved river potion
ranch. five miles north OF town OF main
highway. suitable for dairy or general farm
ing. fifty acres at present in potatoes
melons and alfalfa. irrigated from seven
hundred gallon per minute PUMPING plant
abundant water twenty feet below s4rl-ee.
concrete wall. five room plastered adobe
house, large barn and two hay sheds.l trlit
trees. turkey and chicken yards. four WORK
horses Price with all equipment f229 Per
acre. one-half cash Address p. Jones, T. r
u No. 9. Tucson. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches

Nv, entire bs-J - Eiybs--5 - f{e-sfo-5 stock
cattle ana -~,or,nr. - -s'r-b ~ -be ri snhres
T5ver known se fbe y a y -sncb "a tmiles
north Of DeminE IS for sale on easy -sIl!,s
less than cattle alone are worth : WIZ
go e,i.-,f5 t-,-,--.,, 80. - tsiIos
and corrals: fine orchard. splendid IA - -.
alfalfa land. etc. Fully 5000 cattle 80
rarch thrown In All for $3.50. 900: le@sy
terms. owner. sos St AIary's street Tsan
Antonio. Texas =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CASH gets splendid bargain in Maxwell
touring car in perfect condition Phone the
Cashier at 2OGo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

AuctiOneeFS.
MISSOURI AUCTION SCHOOL
Free Catalogue r. Kansas city. Mo- !
v. 4 WILLIAMS.
Auction sales and Commission Broker
Office phone 6gl. Residence phone 3
Officer Orndorff Cigar stand
7 Sell Everything at Auction or Private So
WHITESIDE & LICATA AUCTIONEER
We produce results Temporary office
Texas st. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

$3.50.
Brand new room bungalow, hardwood
floors in every room. tile floor in the bath
room: has builtin bookcases. buffet and IN
usually large kitchen cabinet breakfast
room cement sidewalk and curbing IN; has
beautiful east front porch. large front and
back yard This is an unusually nice place,
so don't walt See US about this today.
CREEL REALTY co.
Phone 5OT5. s04 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

CATTLE RANCH.
1900 acres warranty deed and eOnsrOls ESQ.,
600 acres mostly fenced.
READ CAREFULLY NOW.
5000 head Herefords, calves, horses, etc,
plenty orchard and alfalfa.
Administration Bldgs.
River runs right through property.
Plenty good grass.
No membranes. therefore good terms.
$50. 900 cash handles IL.
This ranch win be sold at big sacrifice.
EDW. D. WILLING.
81S Roberts Banner Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

For SaIe-Rooming Houses.
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MUST sell furniture OF room house az
sacrifice. house FOR rent OF lease PE- $3.50
GAS RANGES. new and second hand. any
style or size you need on payments Foutz,
Fooshee Co. lis y Stanton
MUST SELL room rooming house on ac-
count Of other business. a bargain FOR man
and wife Apply owner, lOlls y. Stanton s..
FOR SALE or rent s room rooming house.
/ block from Everybody's very cheap Phone
e13s or 1881.
FOR SAILS lovely rooms OF furniture.
close in. a money maker. Must be seen 10
be appreciated. $500 For particulars phone
s1ss.
MESA AVE. BARGAIN.
I rccm Z sleeping porches. room cottage
garages good furniture. Rent S65 mo-
CREEL REALTY co.
so4 Mesa. Phone SOS.
Fer Sale or Exchange Estate.
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TRADE ANYTHISG-Any place-any time
come in and see Us Exchange specialists
New State Realty Co.
1855 Mills Bldg Phone 1871
FOR TRADE-WIu pay $50. 900 cash
and trade $4,000 worth OF business
property for 100000 apartment
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

LOTS ON BLISS STREET in $500 block.
We dare you TO make an offer Must be
sold quick
A NEW r. BUNGALOW close In on paved
street Price $3.50 Can make terms 81
s20O down. $50 inc. interest Rents for $50
You viii have to hurry
Hawkins Bros Phone $500.