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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
SHERfRR,s 49,

Notice Of foreclosure Sale By sheriff -(Real
The n nneapoils ThreshIpx Machine Com.
Pauy, corporation. plaintin, " Ffedrf VI
ainerteud fettie Miueri. hia vile, dofendanlp
Under and By virtue " an order u sale AT 4
the District Court Of the second Indlcftf Dis-
lfict Of the Biafe 81 dabo 10 and for ffe Conn.
" q Lewis, on tbe 25rd dsy % February, 1915.
JIG the eboye seton, wherein The Minneapolis
IhfesnlnH Machine Company. q cofpofaffor
ne above named plaintiff obtained Judgment
.nd decree Of f0reelosufe and sale agalnsf
fredrick n 1iuert and Nrttio Mfnert, hie
vile. delenoeuta, on the 6ib day % Feb
fuNfys 1916. for the sun Of 5000 20 bcaIdea
dee1ee has been re- orde5 10 Judgment BOOT
- sAi1 Court ~ pago i89. ! am Command.
"a . sell she certain lofs, lieces or parcels ~
ieuf, situated, lying and being In the f,otfstfr
OF Lewis, State Of Idaho. aud bounded and DE-
scElbed - follows. Io-wfts
The southwest quarter ~ Of sertion fifteen
~ Township Thirty four North. Rare Two
Wese y situated lying and being ia the
County Of Lewis. State Of f5aho.
Together with the hefoditamenta Ind aopur.
.enances thefennto belonging or IN any wise
app1rtainlnG.
Pubfio neiice Is hereby given that on Tsss.
Jay. the 5ist day N March, 1915 ~ N I'd
yeloek .. M Of that deT In ffOns Of and AZ the
ront door Of the Court House Of the County of
leuie. 10 nszpefces Idaho, will 10 obadienca
y SAID order Of sale end decree Of foreclosure
no sale ssll the shove described property or
. much thereof ~ Inay be necessary 70 e4fiaff
eld judgment with Interest and cost. &c h
ne highest and best bidder, for the lawful
money Of The United States.
Mnnl0rd n. Palto. Sheriff
Dated hezpefce, idaho, March q, 1915
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NfNA@ WA NM~ &"4H~tN %@@ ~ @Mt@ARA &&A tN&@4s
Members of the Central Ridge
Farmers Union held meeting AZ
the Ringsage school house last
Saturday the principal object OF
which was to consider plans for
handling their grain in bulk. The
matter was discussed at length
with the result that a committee
composed of ;. l. Ringsage and A..
ID. Hunter was appointed to con-
fer with members of the Peek
warehouse organization and the
Myrtle Union to devise ways and
means for handling bulk grain.
A meeting of all parties con-
cerned viii be held at Peek next
Saturday, March Is, and the
above committee viii make their
report at another meeting to be
held ON the Ridge Saturday. Mar.
25th.
Farmer Advisor Wade was in
attendance at the conference held
last Saturday and made a very
interesting and profitable talk on
the treatment of seed grain for
the prevention of smut.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
4 RKCoRD Or THE PAsT.

Events OF the Nezperce country
eleven years ago this week:
Hon. C. D. Thomas, ex-princi-
pal Of the Nezperce schools and
representative of Nez Perez coun-
ty in the legislature, moved his
family to Boise, whence he ex-
pected to go to Twin Falls to per-
manently reside.
q. L. Lehman and Anna Fink
were married in Nezperce.
A rich strike was reported In
the Golden Era group Of mines on
the Clearwater nine miles north
east Of Nezperce. The property
was owned by w. r. Grim and
James Ellis, of this city.
L. z. Marchand, the pioneer
merchant of Fletcher, sold his
business and establishment to Pet
er Swanson.
Twenty-Five Nezpercers gave a
grand minstrel show at the Will
son opera house for the benefit Of
the public library.
Ceph Welch, Al. BardweIl, Mart |
Paul johnson, VIM. z. |
Crumpacker and Frank Williams, |
of this city, went to Twin Falls to
invest in irrigated land.
The people Of the Winchester
section were wondering at the /
non-appearance of the ground K
squirrels, and hoped that they had !
III been killed by the intensely
old winter. II
The line Of the Nezperee Tele- Il
'hone Co. was completed to Greer. lc
An eleven-pound son was born Ia
0 Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Thostenson, II
{ near Mohler.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

There win be a community
Injecting &C MOhler Friday, Marcel
"a commencing at 10 a. m.
Following is the program:
Special music by the Ralstons.
A short program by the school
Address-Home, Teacher, Pu-
pill, by /. j. Longeteig.
Special music.
A big basket dinner.
Special music.
Reading, Mrs. Bessie Browning.
Solo, hrs. Smith.
Music by MeCollister's orches-
ira.
A few remarks by a farmer
from a farmers standpoint.
Address by Rev. G. H. Ellis.
Address by Miss Martin.
Music.
Address by A. E. Wade.
Open discussion-a chance for
everyone to talk. Would like 20
have the farmers come prepared
to give their opinions concerning
he merits Of Marquis wheat, also
If clover and field peas.
The ladies are all invited to
ring along some Of their needle
york and you may be sure this
will be some show. The men are
lso invited to bring samples Of
rain and spuds.
Now, if you wish TO spend one
lore enjoyable and profitable
ay before spring work common
Is, bring a well-filled basket and
broad smile and come TO Mohler
riday, March a.
J. w. Henderson, Pres.
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A Farm Bureau.

There viii be a meeting of ev-
eryOne interested in the work of
the County Agriculturist, and
those subscribing to the
fund. in Nezperce at 10 a. m. Sat
urday, March 18th, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Farm Bureau
store room of the Fratern-
al building. A. E. Wade,
County Agrieulturist.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
HoW'S This /;

We eder ono ueuirrd Dollars Reverb o. rag
as - tstarrn that cannat ts cured ~ iians
CHENEY CO.. r1lsss. o.
We. ne nhsises fied. have taana
tatlfy tpr ne last . gtar4. aH4 tsl Ma
gerfFet1 nqnorahie in I'll tusiarss ffaaesrfIf.ls
end hnaarisiiy abs % carry sut aav a1nfafl.as
made ~ hts frm.
nat. BANK o. COMMERCE..
Iaie,lo. 0Gia
HaH's Catarrh Cnre y taken infsrnsfiF arfiaf
airwcty npou ne tlard 4nd uaeans s4fftrrs ~
NE tgtfrir. Irftiniauiafl afnf frre fsfifa r.
cents p@r bottle. Seli ~ 81 Druxaisfs
Iaks Halls rsmiis tiiis far censiipaftoa.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

AS every one knows, the bowels
are the sewerage system Of the
body, and it is Of the greatest i'm
portanee that they move once
each day. If your bowels become
constipated, take dose of Cham
berlain's Tablets just after sup
per and they will correct the dis
order. 0btainable everywhere.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
ALrAs SUMMONS

Ia the Probate Court u Lewis coansy. state
Of Idaho
,, . Fiss. piAinHR. "a g. y Wiltshire. a.
leudant
ms state q Idaho ssads Greeting 10 M
ab.svf-usmed Defendant.
Aou are ncferJ aum nourd - appeaf in the
above eniliied court % BE- held ~ fhs cont
room Of salt curt. q TIE vilisseol tfaperer.
IN The sroFe meutioued eoaufY an1 state ln
the above eutitled cause. AZ % a'eloeh A. y
upon the Ind day % MAf. 1915. and answer
pt4lntin's complaint 90 Die In SAID fo1ft %
piaiuiin uill take Judgment afaiast you 3
prayed IN said eemplalat-
The ohlert Of said action IL % fec0sof the
snm Of no % together aith iafrreaE theFeGu
- 70 PER cent per enuum siufs March % i1ls
and reasonable attorney = lees. and cost 81 saif
90 pfumingofy note % shal daff given ~ de-
signed 70 plaintin.
hitness ny hand ant the sesi u the Probate
Court, tnlaist dar Of Nafrh. 1876.
(see1 Tboass Roberts.
Probate Judge and Fx-oGeio CLERK % snd for
Lewis Counfy fdaho SJas
toTE q Nufrng. Attyn. Tor PitiufiH.
r .. Address Nexpercc. ldaho-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

and 1915 as was adopted by the
tax commission for 1913, and in
order TO facilitate comparison
during the two years that sue
ceeded that for which the tax
commission compiled its figures
comparative tables are herewith
supplied giving the amount of tax
levied by each county for each OF
the years 1913, 1914 and 1915:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
Notice of Application for Tax
Deeds.

Notice is hereby given, that on
July 9th, 1912, Lewis county, Ida
no, purchased the tracts of land
hereinafter described, for delin-
quent taxes for the year 1911 !;
that the assessor and tax collec-
tor thereupon issued to the said
Lewis county, Idaho, tax sale GER
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The Regular Annual Meeting

OF the stockholders of the Lewis
County Abstract Company, Ltd,
win be held at the office of said
company at Nezperce, Idaho, on
Saturday. April LIST, 1916. at 100
o clock p. m. York Herren, See.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

tracts hereinafter NcScfAuC05 tA1t
the said Lewis county, Idaho, is
now the owner and holder of said
tax sale certificates; that the time
of redemption of said certificates
lexpired ON July It'll, 1914
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that, unless the said real es-
ltate is redeemed within three
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, the said
Lewis county, Idaho, viii apply to
the tax collector of Lewis county
for the issuance Of deeds. TO the
hereinafter described property.
The following is a particular
description of each tract of land
so sold to Lewis county, Idaho,
Showing first the number of the
tax sale certificate, second the
name of the party to whom assess
ed and third the description Of
property:
10-Aliee f. Busby, Lots /, .,
Is, 4, 5, 6, z, IA, Is, and 10, block
11aots % and "A block s. How
lard.
Ill. d. Bank. lot 8 block 4.
Howard.
12-Mrs. Anna Busse, lots q,
% and % block 9, Howard.
13 Nevada e. Busby, lots 9, 10.
Ill, Is and 10 block 10; lots /, ?,
Z, s, 9. 10, IL, IL, Is and IA block
5; lot "a block q; lots 8. Z, 8, 3.
10 and ii block s lots s, 9, and
10 block IL; lots 8, 10, IL, Is and
16 block 4 lots ?, A. 5, s, Z and s
block 8; lots 6, 10, IL and II block
II, Howard.
22-E +. Carter, hinterest in
part Of Nl5 VIZ NEil see. 81,
twp. "a n, r. Z. b. III.
23-R. +. Clause, lots ~, is
and IS block l, Mohler.
25-J. b. Crawford, lots /, 2, 3,
8, 10 and IL block 8, Howard.
30-N. l.. Drake, lots 7, s, and |
9 block 6 Biggart's add. TO Mob
Ter.
33-Carl A. Davis, lot 9 block
2; lots and s block ~, Nezperce.
42-Frank Fox, lot Z block II,
Nezperee.
4S- Richard Gemrig. lot /
block 2S, Nezperee.
SOL. o. Harmon, lot / block
l, Mohler.
61-Albert Hoeppner. lot "a
block 9 Howard. Il
edward House, lot II
block as, Nezperce.
71-3Irs. Florence johnson, lot
} block Z lot Z block u, Howard.
III. c. Jarron, lot 10 block /.
IS, Nezperce.
sS-Sophia E. Moody, lot II Z
lock 20, Nezperee.
107-J. A. Newmeyer, lot s 2
lock 25, Nezperee. )
109-J. w. Plummer, lots I and
block 4, Nezperee. ?
1l6-Harry Riley, lot A block :
- ~NNN tfNANEs Il
121-E. j. Roby, lots u and 10
lock s; lots 8 and 9 block II,
toward &
13S-C. ID. Thomas, lot 5 and 6
lock 80, Nezperce.
143-C. A. Wann, beginning go y
set south Of lot IL Biggart's add. n q
, Mohler; s. 3371a feet; e. 100
'et N. 1914 feet; ". $50 feet, in
C Il, twp. "a r ! T. q q
144-James Warren, lots 10 e
Id 20 block 8, Howard.
145-Edward b. Wilson, lots =
and is block 5, Howard.
1876. w. Wilkins, lot 5 block :
Nezperce. =
l49-Unknown owners, lots 7, -.
8, and 10 block 3, Nezperce. =,
152-Unknown owners, lots % I'M
and "a block IL, Nezperce.
l55-Unknown owners, lot 2
oek 80, Nezperce.
156-Unknown owners, lot II
EEK AS, Nezperce.
l70-Unknown owners, lots 4. AZ
s, 7, 8, IL, 13 and IA block 4,
ward.
l71-Unknown owners, lot ii Y
'ck s, Howard.
l73-Unknown owners, lots 3, OF
}, 6, z, s, IL, IL and IA block 10,
ward. -
.74-UnknOwn owners, lots /,
and 5 block II, Howard. ~
Dated at Nezperce, Idaho, Feb I'D
ny 23rd, 1916. J. B. White,
Lewis county, Idaho.
eypptrr,c $50
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DECREASE STATE TAX
INCREASE IN COUNTIES
Continued from LIST page)

In the work done in the office
Of Governor Alexander, exactly
the same method was pursued
relative to tax figures for 1914
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16
s 1.O66.632.O9

N0TENO provided in 1914 payment
bonded Indebtedness paid out
previously accumulated
made for of interest bonds the year
such amounting in 1913 to $141 1872 and in 1915 s95OO0
should denoted also this of years
of of the legislature which 100000
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

| FRATERNAL ORDERS
/ LTERAM Lodge No. So. A. r. a a.
- a.. Of Ne4pe-ee. idaho. hesulN
communication on the Moaasz sveu
ing on on ref re the fail mosn 81 e@eh
month IN the Fraternal r. mple build
Ing Visilioe Brothers are Co daily
invited 10 attend Dr. o. A. ] ifrsyss
w. NJ z w VanSyce. SEC.
IVY o. .-NEzPERcE CAMP
(, " No. AS. Meets every Second
and Fourth Wednesday evenings 81
each month in the FfateFrai Temple
W. G. McLennan, c. {.
o. w HUEFHER. Clerk.
| NEZPERcE ENcAMPMRNT No.
- a. I o. o. F. meets the frss
Wednesday Of each monsh IN the
FfaleTnai Temple Hall Visiting
patriaFchs cordially invited.
A G Gross. c P.
E. I Sehn-ll. Scribe.
a MERIcUS LODGE No. 43. K.
"a Of p. meets in FFateFnal Ten.
pie. every hrsl and third Thurs
days in each monsh. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 10 attend
T. A. WEsrER. c. c.
P w. MITCHELL. K. OF r. & S.
XYToMEN or WooDcRAPT Res
" eFvaiinn Banner Circle No.
537 meets al Frategnal Temple 2ad
4th Tuesday even'gs Of each monih.
Visiting Nsighbors welcomed.
Mary A Lshr. G. n.
NARY v. STEVENS. Clerk.
EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE. 81,
L meets 6rst and third Tuesday Of
ZACH month.
Mfs. Nard Harding. n. G.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens. Secretary.
An ". OF A.-NEzPEROE OAMP
IVA No. 749s. meets every sscond
and fourth Thursday nights Of saeh
month 10 Fraiefu2l I, mqie. Visit
ing neighbOrs cordially invited.
w. P. CoscER. v. c.
c. W. PALMER. Clerk.
4 y. .. F.-MORNINa STAB
l. Lodge No. 50. Of SezpsFoe. IDA.
Meets every Saturday sweating. Visa
OK Bf3theFs cordially iusifed
Clancy Wallace. n G.
Walter EmmeFson. Sec.
pRiMRoSE CHAPTER No. as
EastsFn Star will meet on the
Monday nights before and after lhe
regular Maaonic m-eging.
Mrs. Mena Heufrer. w. ~.
Miss B anche Sweet. Sse.
NEZPERCE LOCAL NO. 2
F. z. & c. u. Of A.
4eels every First and laird Salur-
lay IN each msnth visiiiag men,
efs w.lcoms. K 6 Oserhoui. Pres.
]. Manihsy. Sec.-Treas.
<IEzPERcE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Open 70 public Tues.. rhuss..
nd Saturdays from 2 10 S D. m.
Mas 7. M. RoBxRTs. Librarian.
:. o. TANNAEIILL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
NOTARY PUBLIC
lain ST. NEZPERCE
, w. MITCHELL
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
NOTARY
omce. Second Floor Herald Bldg
)r. u. w. Akin
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office az nosh
II. T. F. BLAKEMoRg.
DENTIST
QiO0t1b
Farlorp over unieu STATE saaa
Ppointmeuta ~ ie4ephons dsS o. night
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VTOMEN or WOODcRAPT Res
" eFvalicn Banner Circle No.
337 meets al Fratesnal Templs 1ad
4th Tuesday even'gs Of each monih.
Visiting Nsighbors welcomed.
Mary A Lshr. G. n.
NARY v. STEVENS. Clerk.
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cHAPTER No. q

Eastern Star viii meet on the
Monday nights before and after The
regular Masonic meeting.
Mrs. Mena Hsutner. w. ".
Miss Banche Sweet. SEC.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

A MERICUS LODGE No. 43. X.
\ Of p. meets in FEatenal Ten.
pie. every hrsl and third Thurs
days Ia each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 10 attend.
+. A. WEsrER. c. c.
P w. MITCHELL. K. Of Z. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-16

II y. .. F.-MORNINa STAB
l. Lodge No. 50. Of sezpsEoe. Ida.
Meets every saturday sweating. Visit
OK Brothers cordially iuVited.
ChaneeY Wallace. ~ G.
Walter EmmeFson. Sec
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kH ". OF A.-NEzPEROE DAMP
IVA No. 1898. meets every sscond
and fourth Thursday nights Of saeh
month 10 Fraiefnal T. mqle. Visit
ing neighbors cordially invited.
W. P. CoscKR. V. c.
c. W. PALMER. Clerk.
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KIEZPERCE ENcAMPMENT No.
y al. I o. o. F. meets the hrss
"Wednesday Of each monsh IN the
FfatrFnal Temple Hall Visiting
patriarchs cordially invited.
A G Gross. c P.
E. Z Sehnsll, Scribe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-11

frenoe @bene, iiber oie ser Goo
laltgIam ndber fam.
Der Moraen fano iie ollf ibrenl
Soften. Die @lieoer iteif BON Ger
falten 9aft, nit %iiberpohten Sc
iidtern, aber folt6liitig uno gefabt
ulf ales.
rgeo6 fem 9efebl sum 9tiid5ug2"
sit Der aerl oerriidt?~ Iagte Ser
&rpbenoffi3ier, Der aus Dem @alo
beraitsgefomnlen NOR, ploBlid. @r
oclltete NIT Ser @ono nod Dem
Stoppelfelo, ooS Dor ibnen lag.
Seds magere Stiide @ieb murelt
bort eri6ieuen uno manoerten oor-
iiber. biHter ibnen ein 9auer nit
Der 8eitide in Der Sano, iheinbar
gan8 nnbefiimmert nm oie geabe Ser
Der @eldiibe.
Der 0berleutrant ihaute auf
merfIam biniiber.
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Mlnmimas mmb 3elte.

Mlnmp Sent & Nipnins Gp. @nt. 2D=
rensett, @igentiimer. Ine unfere @aaren
baben boIles @efpid6t nnb NtaB, palieno
fir StnnbarbS@roBen. 215 Nbe. 9.
Selephon grodett 1858.
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Sehg Sdlen uno 8iihe o,lf

Sehs Sdien uno 8iibe auf ell
mem Stoppelfeio@. lagte er. u0a&
lit gan5 10, fpie oamaIs bel 9ings-
% Die Strobido6er aui Dem .aIees
felo. ltno ieds @eidiibe - oaS
itimmtl Solt mir einrnal oen aerl
beriiberl"
Gortieeung folgi.i
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THE EIGHTEEN T

8as beoeutet rgbe Eighteen? 9as
bette 9otel fir 6as ipenigfte @elb in Gan
Nt1tonio. 3imtmer SOC. Iusge5eidnete
InbI5eiten Csc. Nieorise Spe5ialraten
per Bode. 8nb frei. grodett 6277. Sls
centraler Gage. 302 Siios4Iamo StraBe.
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Tortfeeung folei.l
sSarrl1 al ~perfnnfen.

Cine gut eilleeridtete 8arm, 10.
Meiien noromeitIid BON Sun Mnto-
MO gelegen, 1T franfbeitsbalber 81,
nerfanfen. Iod)8ufraeen 449 @ra-
ltaoo-S trabe Bel Senrp SeiSen.
ifnir, gigentiimer.
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SeIoS, @fumef.z un0 @nrten : Gdu1ee
reien. @effiigelfutter. Nae @naren Itrift
inter @nrantie berfnuft, ODER @elo 5u>
rid. Aatalog at baberl. Gater Geeb
COMPANY, Wrumm Bros, Gigentiimer.
4f8-20 GioSSIores Gtrabe
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9ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 Mlamo HIasa -bibi1 m5blierts
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c ST per Sag,
$3.50 uflb aufpdrts per Ro9e. 3immer
nit 2 Betten $500 per Bo6e. 4ltes
Selephon grodett 658.
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DIR. C. 4. PETRY

@robuierter gbiroprncter, e~ntfernt
Die 1Iriahe bon aranfbeiten, pbne Mr5nsi
ODER @efer. 203 9usrler @ebdloe,
ga Weltegnmmerce Ctr. Gan Gntonio.
grodett 7038.
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RANDALL HOTEL

RANDALL HOTEL -5riiber bas So
Gotta, unter teuer 2eitung: iebes Clint
mer nit 8nb. Nieoriaite Staten IN Der
@ta6t fir g~eglldre. NpD 70. Stepbens,
Matnger.
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SameM unb WeliaeIfntter.

5rcb staffet, 319 DIT : gonmerre
Ctr. Sen, @etreioe @arfenz uno Beloios
men. @efligeIfutter- Srtubatoren.
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6ols umO aobIe.

@ir bnlten Die bette asble nnb bas
bette grennboI5. Rrobiert uns. Glase
Mppb & GnaI So. grodett 6053. Heres
Sci. 1871.
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Itsen. Wie ino Sbre 9otsls befdaf-
fens @ibt es In 91benfaseH ltnters
tanft aud fir einen fultipierten &C.
f9mad2~
sSsn Wirflidtsit iinb nnfere 9eifs
qaeaen ofe retdften duf Dem gar3tn
8alfan. Der bnIsarii9e Staat bot
bereits grobe Sumnen inpeffiert, Inn
fplhe 6eilquellen in 9anti Bel @ofia
uno In Marf9eb bersuridten. Sir
oieie beiben 8abeerte bat bic bulgas
ride Resterung nabeau brei Miaips
men bergegeben. sic iino nit alien
apmfort unb mad benz mobernften
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Evening star., 1916-05-08
Ambassador Gerard Denies
That He Ever Sought Break
Between u. S. and GERMANY

BERLIN. May 6. via London. May g.
In an interview In the National Eel
tung, James w. Gerard. the American
ambassador. is quot as saying:
I'm this crisis. as in all previous cri-
ses, / attached the greatest value to
removing MISUNDERSTANDING between
Germany and America, and did every
thing in my power that conflict be-
tween the two countries might be
avoided ! want no war between Ger
many and America. Ihave never want
ed and shall never want one.
81 asure you that the accusation that
am an enemy of Germany Is totally
wrong. have never done anything to
iustify the charge that ! hate Ger.
man characteristics or German men,"
one Of the stories to which the am
bassador referred resentfully was that
his wife had bedecked her dog with a
decoration the kaiser had conferred on
her and taken the animal for walk
in Inter den Linden.
Against those who have maligned
him Ambassador Gerard appeals to
leading personages of the German gov
ernment. who he declares, the quoted
newspaper interview states, know
that he has done and is doing every
thing possible to preserve peace be-
tween Germany and the United States.