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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
THINKS HUGHES CHOICE OF
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS

The Watertown Saturday News in
sists that the name of Charles Evans
Hughes should be placed upon the
primary ballot in this state under the
presidential preference plank, a sag-
gestion that would meet with the ap-
prevail of the voters. Justice Hughes
is the choice of South Dakota repub-
licans and il the national convention
would offer him the nomination it is
not likely that he would turn it down.
-Iroquois Chief.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
HAILED AS
GREAT WORLD POWER

London.-The Nation in an article
discussing the position of the United
States as a world power says:
America is slowly moving away
from her old moorings and shortly
will have entered into world politics
as a great power. 1t would be idle
for the European belligerents to pre-
tend that they will, and can settle
the affairs of the world without her"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
In planning the new house
don't forget the electricity.
Sours & Banks.
Defense CABINET IS
EsNRMEp IN PORTUGAL.

Lisbon. The Portuguese cabinet has
sssssEE:isd 10 give place to q national
defense government now being form
ed, In parliament yesterday Or. Aug
Iust0 Soares, foreign minister Of the
retiring cabinet, read the notes ex-
changed between Germany and Por-
Etlga and also q note from Great
Britain requesting the Portuguese GOV.
eminent, hi view Of the alliance be
tween these nations. TO- seize German
ships Ia Portngese ports
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
ROBERTS FINDS 10000 VoT-
ERS IN SOUTH DAKOTA

T. B. Roberts, Jr., of Pierre, has
just completed his lists of every male
citizen in South Dakota, we twenty
one years Of age. These lists have
been compiled from the last census
and comprise 100000 names; they
have been made in counties and towns
and make the most &C urate lists
ever compiled. Write Mr.. Roberts
for a price IN a list of your town,
county, district, or of the whole state.
3S-4t*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
ZOO soon.

i don't Know but 5Rhat I'll take q
run down to the city some day next
week. remarked Farn8own to.
his wife. 1900
Il don't e any need of your dom
that answered his better half. "The
gold brick they sold you last time you
was down there amt nowheres near
worn out yet.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
Worth the Risk.

We'll, Dinah, I hear you're mar
RED"
"Yassum," said the former cook,
Use don got me a man new"
rs he a good provider?"
"Yassum. He's a mighty good per-
WIDER, but Use powerful skeered he's
gwine ter get kotched at it"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
KEEP YOUR BOWELS REGULAR

as everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of the body, and
it is of the greatest Importance that
they move once each day. If your
bowels become constipated, take a
dose Of Chamberlain's Tablets just
after supper and they will correct the
disorder. Obtainable everywhere.
adv. 3S-42
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
THE COURT OF LAST RESORT

Around the stove of the cross roads
grocery is the real court of last re-
sort, for it finally o%verrules all others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been brought before this court in al
most every cross roads grocery in this
country, and has always received a
favorable verdict. 1t is in the coun-
try where man expects to receive full
value for his money that this remedy
is most appreciated. Obtainable ev-
erywhere. adv. 28-42
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
Swell Feed.

I'm going to have a swell feed in
the room tonight"
"Ill be there"
"All right. Lend me a quarter to
get some crackers; you get some milk
and cheese. and we'll have d raTebit."
Dartmouth Jack-o.Lantern.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
He Had "2aired."

How quickly some of those imni-
grants assimilate u ideas and meta
ods.'
"As for instance?"
well I asked my Italian barber
if he vas going home to fight, and
he said he wasn't; that he had paired
with an Austrian in the next block"
Boston Transcript.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
ri ~ fW
outraqeous.

II wouldn't mind paying 4 tax on.
my income if had me- said the
poet, shut | do object to paying a
tax on my hopes. Thnt,s EAst ii
amounts toswheE I pay postage on
tho manuscripts 1 send out toss-
orBs a% sSs -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
PROPER TREATMENT FOR Bill.
fOUSNESS.

For q long time Miss Lula Shelton,
|Churchville, N. n, was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spells.
Chamberlain's Tablets the only
I hing i nat gave ner permanent relief.
Obtainable eyer!Where. adv. 38-42
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16

Gel those tires repaired
now and Be prepared when
the warm season opens. Wa
tertcwn Tire and Fulcanizina
Station, one block east 81
court house. Paul B. +.
Born, Proprietor.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16
income Tax on Alimony.
LI1~oS. h.~l 1r1

THCUrne TAX OH NIITHUHy.
Here's hard luck"
What's that?"
"Flubbub's wife wants him to pay
the income tax on the alimony he
gives ,her.s-LouisYille CourierJJourl
nal.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-16

Told of quick relief-of undoubted
Evening star., 1916-07-13

fast was held for the Immediate fam
lily and bridal party.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
ham left for their wedding journey,
the latter wearing a travelling suit of
mode cloth and a hat of milan straw
trimmed with white ostrich feathers.
They will visit Atlantic City, Phila-
delphia and New York.
Upon their return they will be at
home to their friends at 1441 22d street
southeast.
The Washington Golf and Country
Club has arranged to hold it's next
dance Saturday night. July Is.
More than 200 guests were present in
the Masonic Temple. 9th and streets,
last evening to witness the marriage of
Miss Zoe Christopoulos OF New York city
and Mr.. Charles Mandes. The ceremony.
which started at O'Clock. was cele-
brated in the Greek custom, as were the
later festivities.
After the celebration Mr. and Mrs.
Mandes left for trip to Niagara Falls
and Atlantic City. after which they will
return to Washington
The ceremonies were performed by the
Continued on Ninth Page)
Evening star., 1916-07-13
crime Desio left today to spend month
on the sachusetts coast.

News of the coming marriage of
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain and the Rev.
William Hartley Carnegie, rector of St.
Margaret. and canon of Westminster,
London, was received in Washngto ton
today with particular interest.
Mrs. Chamberlain sent private an
nouncement of her engagement to her
American friends, Immediately after it
was made to the royal family of Eng
| land. with whom she is a great favorite
and on terms of intimacy.
The marriage of Mrs. Chamberlain
and Joseph Chamberlain took place in
st. Johns Church. Lafayette Square,
Washington. during the Cleveland ad-
Endicott Of Boston, was Secretary of
War. The President and Mrs. Cleveland
and the entire cabinet and diplomatic
corps were present.
Mr.. Cham berlain was then colonial
secretary, and his American bride,
many years his junior. became the
warmest friend of Queen Victoria and
the royal family.
Mrs. Chamberlain has been a widow
since July. 1914. Although much young
er than her husband, who was seven
ty-eight, she was considered ideal
helpnlate, and at the time of his death
| it was suggested by London news
pa pers that the king might confer a
title on her.
Later she refused the British earl
dom in her own right. because her
husband had done so during his life.
On the occasion of the queens dia-
mond jubilee in 1897 Mrs. hamberIain
was one of the half dozen women not
of royal birth to receive the jubilee
medal.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

From there they will go to New York,
where they will Join their sister, Miss
Henrietta Shulman of 1400 Girard street
northwest; who has been visiting her
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Shulman and Miss
Shulman are expected home about
July Is.
and Mrs Walter Ford have returned
after motoring to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Price of
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, have returned
after weeks stay with their niece.
Mrs Merritt O. Chance. accompanied
by her son, Gordon Merritt Chance. is
spending the summer in Maine. They
will be Joined later in the season by
Mr.. Chance.
A wedding of interest took place Sat
when Miss Mary Edythe French be-
came the bride of Mr.. Herbert E. Ian
ham. Rev. Father Egan, assisted by
Rev Father Smythe, offlciated at the
! lowed by high nuptial mass. Kill
| larney roses adorned the altar.
! The bridal procession was led by
the ushers, Messrs. Leo Mccormick and
Leo Schle8el, VINO were followed pS
| the nieces Of the bride, Miss Madalene
Graham, as missal bearer. wearing
white voi1e over pink, and Miss Georgia
, French, as flower girl, wearing f1let
| lace over blue, and carrying a basket
Of pink roses. The best man was Mr.
Norman l.. French. brother of the
bride, and Miss Clara Bradbury. her
| cousin was maid Of honor. She wore a
gown of pink taffeta and cream lace
with a picture hat of georgette crepe
| trimmed with roses, and carried bou-
quet of pink Killarney roses
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
| chantilly lace over white taffeta. Her
| veil of silk tulle was caught with or
| ange blossoms and she carried show
| er bouquet of brides roses and lilies
| of the valley.
After the ceremony a wedding break
Evening star., 1916-07-13

and son, Mr.. William H. Hance, jr.,
have just returned from a trip to
Patchogue, L. l., where they visited
relatives. They stopped at Atlantic
City on their way to Washington.
Commander Carl T. Vogelgesang. U.
s. N, of the Naval War College staff,
and Mrs. Vogelgesang had a dinner
party last night at the War College,
Newport. Among their guests were
Capt. and Mrs. Albert P. Niblack. Capt.
Hilary P. Jones. Capt. and Mrs. William
M Crosse. Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard P.
Mccullough and Mrs. W. H. Leahy.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont will en-
tertain dinner parties at Newport, July
IS and 80.
Mrs William Bowie, who Is visiting
Mrs. William S. Powell at her home
near Ellicott City. Md. was guest of
honor at an auction bridge given by
her hostess yesterday. The tables
were set on the verandas.
Capt William Halsey, U. S. N, and
Mrs Halsey of Washington. are at the
Stockton villa, Cape May. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs Harlan G. Scott Of Whining
ton, is occupying cottage at the
same resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shulman of Ward
man Courts are spending a few weeks
in Atlantic City at the Hotel Pierepont.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Rear Admiral and Mrs. H T. B. Har-
ris, L. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Harris
are at Narragansett Pier for the sum
mer.
Evening star., 1916-07-13
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Bones Ac-
company President to
Wilson School.
Chinese Minister to Buena Vista
Maj. and Mrs. Schindell to En-
tertain-Weddin

Mrs Wilson and Miss Helen Wood
row Bones accompanied the President
to the Wilson Normal School today,
where he delivered an address.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hance, sr.,
accompanied by their daughters. the
Misses Louise N. and Myrtle V. Hance,
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman en-
tertained informally at dinner Tuesday
evening at the Purple Iris Tea House
a Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mai s. J. Bayard Schindel. U. s. A,
and Mrs. Schindel will entertain at din
ner this evening on the roof garden Of
the Army and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shulman of Ward
man Courts are spending few weeks
in Atlantic City at the Hotel Pierepont.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. william
B. Wilson returned to Washington las
evening from Sioux City, Iowa. where
he spent several days.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Maj and Mrs. James A. Woodruff
were hosts at a supper party last even
ing ON the roof garden of the Army
and Navy Club. entertaining in COM
pAment to Mr.. and Mrs. Beauregarde
spending a few days in Washington on
their way north.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Miss Helen Gould Sweeney enter
tanned a few friends at an informa
luncheon, followed by theater part.
this afternoon.
Her guests included Miss Rose Lynch
Miss Anna Lynch, Miss Moreno Justic,
Miss Dorothy Justice and Miss Blanch
Fincham.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Miss Tanena Desio and Miss Kath.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett Rapley
have closed their apartment in the
Wyoming, and. together with their son
Billy, have gone to their country seat
in Montgomery county. Maryland, for
July and August. In September they
purpose touring through New England
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mr.. William Harryman Rapley left
in his motor yesterday for visit to
Spring Lake and other New Jersey
resorts.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

Mrs. Stephen E. Elkins will go to the
White Sulphur Springs July Is. from
her estate Halliehurst. Elkins. W. Va,
to remain for the rest of the season.
Evening star., 1916-07-13

The marriage of Miss Aimee Virgini;
amar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Lamar of Martinsburg. W
Va, and Mr.. Rob Leon Greer of thi
city took place today at the home o
the brides uncle. the Rev. f.. Holme
Lamar. in Baltimore. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Greer left immediatel.
after the ceremony for trip to tn
Pacific coast. where they will remain
for several months.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Wlau gibt HA hrr puffnnRe lin,
bnk Is tim arlinarn iuirO,
hfH Sfrsit ab3nurnOen.

@oibmet0n IA. Mug. lin
1920 @iimiten porm.itt1as fano bic
aouierer3 5piiden Dem g~ralioeuten
8ilion mio Den 5iibrern Der 8abnt
aHgeiteIten itutt I'M Mittel uno
gscee al fin0en Den orobenoen ae.
maItigen Streif Der 9abnonaeIteltcn
~nb8uipenoen. linn 1856 fam oieie
aonfarens gum glbidluB, nahoem
Der &rdioent Die ertIdrmg abge,
gebcn hottc ndB er bcite unfmittaa
3 ltbr nit ben @elhGftsftibrern Der
herlhieoenen 8obngeieaidaften cine
Welpredune hoben mcr0e. Serr
@nrretion 8~ortfHbrer Der @ertrctcr
Der Giienbnbner. erfl1rte, ouB er
iiber Das Reiultot Der 9onferen5
nihts berln1tten lniien f6nne oenn
0ieles lei Sahe 6es G%rdiioentcn.
Gieier miiIie DiIien Oh Is Inn
nl0glih fem meroe, Mittcl mo 8e.
9e uor5uihIoqen. Die at einer 81.
nigltlg 6lDtid1en Den gdbne uft0
Mngeiteatsn fii6ren f6unal Maon
lit Der aniidt, DAB Der @rdiioent
ben @eidaftsfiibrern 9orihl1ge III.
terbreiten mtr0. Die 81 elmer moqli
den 9eileaung Der Streitfragen fiib.
ren fonnen. Mdll glalibt piel ae
uoniga 5i buben, lpenn cine ge.
meiniamc a~pufcrer3 ltottfinoen fam.
Sobicl nber ideint iider, 0aB bic.
9lrbeiter fih out feinen bon einen
Sdie0saeridt unterbreiteteu Ser.
alcih einlnIien iDer0en 1crr @il.
ion lit entihlojien. ben itreitenoen
&orteien ror 9nacn 5u fiibreL DOB
Das Rilbliflm einGn n~llgemeinen
Strcit Der 9nbndngeiteaten obge.
nciat 1T, nn0 Dab beioe @arteien
Die Rette oes Gltbliflmls beriiddh
tieen miiilet. Gin Streif miiiie
nnter alIen llmitdu0m berbiitet mer.
ben.
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Britcn In Scr
picarSic eci9Iaocn!

9onOou, IA. Plug. Seutieen
ofiBieleu @eridten 5iiolee lit Der
anmpf dlf ollal 5rorten mieoer in
beftiger Abeiie entbragmt. Yriteu
unO Geuii6e fampien in Dem Com.
me gbihnitt nit gr1Bter gr6itte.
rung, uno Die bler beltte nadnlittoe
eingelouienen 9eridte non ienem
ariegsidauplot beingeL Dab es Den
Geutiden nod mebrercn nit groBcr
@epaIt ulisaeiiihrten @cgennnqrif
fen eelnngcn lit. mebrcre @rGben
nor0meitlif BON 8o5IereS 81 ~eritilr.
men rnS iih bort 5u b%ebnuptcH.
gIis Dem 6ritiiheu Sonuta1sberidt
sebt berDor, oo5 alf anOeran Seilen
Oieier 6ront feline pcicntlideu Ser
dnOerlmgen Der Gage gu pcr5eidnen
limo.
9ie y9tierbe ban ocn Dag" iagt
II. a.; Die @iOeutouosfrait DER
ocutidcn Armern mltB uf9ebair
icin mo lire 0ffcnfDfraft nod
%iibertreffcu. Gem Die Rciultatc Die.
sic aaiierten nit Der LANCE icbr
i|orgi1ltia n~orbereitcteu Cffeuiipc.
.bisber creditor limo gering.
Ole StoIiener meloen Oab fie 1T
lid bon @or5 meitcr burgeben. otter
reitiide Angriffe ON n6r0liGen.
Sionio nbgeihlagen babrn un0 ieet
in Den Gnrorten 5olmeiuS iteben.
4etrograocr 9epeidcn 5lioIge lit.
Ole 9rmee oes Generals 9ot1mer
gc5ntmgen, meter Gus oent @eGiet
Der Strppa 5uri.f5ugc5en. Nus Be.
trogrno frmmt aud Die g}ahridt,
DOB Der aampf attf oen Saifou I'M
@anae lit uuo oab es Den Truppen
Der Aaiierten geluHgen it, mebrere
befdtigte 0orfer in Dem Goirun 81.
itritt ben SulaoreH 3u entreiBen.
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9rii@c MISUNDERSTANDING.

Dor ciniqen Gogen febrte ans
Srlauo Or. RidorO @bbitt 5liriid,
Scr Die oortlac AcpoIution mitae.
modt bat. Or. ebbitt lit omerifa.
niider Burger. Ocn oie 9riten bes
2anoes pertDicien Die bieligeu 81.
LANDER planeu MN cine 9aiienber.
i%ammlim1, in melfer Or. gbbitt
ocu crfolgloieu aompf ieines broocn
Solfcs ge9eu oie ilbermdhtiQen grt
ten ifilocrn icli. Gin ipldrs lin
ternebmcn f0Hrttc aid BON anoercr
5cite auf bic qrobte lluientileul9
retHen. poiicttlid) miro Or. %
Bit bic Sdauotatcn Der 9riten ae
Gen Die 5reibeits1elNm Srlon0s
redlt balo ohertIif if;loern fonnen.
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1~icuiekciten ants Jcua.
9es MOineg.

9ie @focerp bon Codes Brothers,
.Gde DIT II. ut0 8aInut CTR, bat
.lid banferott ertlGrt. Ole 56ul.
bcn betragen $3,478, Ote 4ftioa
.$2I38.
Sic gaufrmioee in 8es Wioines
.~betrugeu fDdbrenb Der pergnngenen
Mode $56061St.29 gcgen 1749,.
.00942 ia oerielben ISOLDE oes Dor,
jabrcs
Die 9oli5ei f~onfig3ierte Somstag
obcn0 I'M 6eiln Der 0unfelbdlttigen
TorotBp 9uuop, 1926 IitopeItI. 4.
1troBe So 6loihm Bier. 9luBer.
oem licbt ite elmer gaitraftng lpegerl
geiebpi0rlgen 9arloeIs NIT 4Itobol
entgeacn.
Cine nit 5reuoeu ait begriBen0e
Geueruug plattt Staotooter 5airs
meatber. gegeiilDdrtig lteIlpertreten.
Der 8itrqeruIciiter, mir Dos @nbl
mo 8ebe Der oitslpdrtigen @Gite
0er Misunderstanding @r miro
uamIid oen criten 5tod Oes not
bauies in Gin rieiiges Rube8imnter
NIT 5doutciiniblea, 5freibtiidet.
5tilblcn mo gi6ern rmluanCeln.
5oaor 5nauerbaoer ioaen ben oa-
na9 2eh3enoen 5lir gerfiiguig lte-
ben, INTO fiir Y3iitter uab 0eren aleis
nen miro Elm gcgeuiudrtig unbes
nuBtes Simmer ali SI0enoe 0es
erIten Stodmerfcs be4aibt neroen.
Dipie &dumlidfeiten ioaen bon s
ubr moraeus Bis nofts II ubr
ben 8ehidern oifen Iteben.
Samstag hattie 0es Moires lett
etma einem Mtonot uie0er ben eriten
anboltenoen 9egen. Seit Dem Is.
eSuli bntte es niht 10 itorf gereg-
net, ME ON Smltstag. Sogar 6as
9oieboaipieI 5fpiiden ben aiubs bon
Des Moines uilo St. Soiepb muBte
berihoben ner0eH.
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pi6nidt Acs Omaha
Cnnctuc brpercins!

Spnntag nudpniitoa hdtfe iidl an,
gelodt bon Dem ihoncn &eticr Gin
aruBes @u6Iitumt in Den 9tnlogcn
oes 9eutiden aouies eingehmoeu.
nm nit ben Miiglic0ern oeS Gmabo
gonomebrrereius lmter ociicn Nh.
ipi5ien Elm Sidnid arrun9iert nor.
ben mar, eini9e pergniIgte Shm0elt
an nerlcbeu. Griameiiter Glider
.IieB am nadmittaa Ole @emebrief.
ton oes Gereins ontreteu mo mod
Re nit oerIelben mebrere Grer3itien
ourd. mo 81 6bre Der Settion
mlB geiogt mcroeh DAB Die Critic
ale flapptrn; fe miro nif 0eut
Sriegericit in Sincoln iider ebre Gin
Sir llnterboltung oler grt bot
te oas riibrigc @ergnigimgsfomitee
nit a9,opn@ @oller ais Beiebls6a.
Der mo 8m. 9uid oils StabSdef
in Siiae un0 6iiae Sorqe getragcu.
go6 es SpieIe flr bic
SueenO, mo Die Sieaer muroeu
reid bcidenIt. Das fir oie 8ameu
arranaierte gielsitchen uuo @arn.
crreate mel Bergniiaen, uno
an S6ci6enitnuo ging es Iebboit ST.
Gen eriten greiS I'M @ettidieBen
9emdm @rrr Sermnm Retmers,
Den 5Deitcn Gernboro SuOcn0crfl
tho oen orittcn 6. Y. Sorms. Sic
3ltr GerteitnHg geluiigtcn Breiic ma
rem ourdmc9 icjn. ltjt cincm QloIl
iano ons bibi6e Set DER 2anOmebr-
nGnner ieinen @pid(uB.
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gns Aeta Gtaate

Gorouee. Am Mittluoh nnO
Eoanerstag nieier ISOLDE fifloet bier
bds Diesidbuge Grntefelt itatt, ipo.
Sd aus naen geilen oes Gountps
ein reHt aablreiher geind eripnrtet
lpir0. Sir ll1ferbdltarigen uno
gufdorfeiten aller Art lit Gorge
gFtIagen.
saRtan. n Stdotparf in
StailtoH bielt ON 5onntng Die
Deiit Iutberlhe ct. eSobannes DE.
Algflloe ibr WfiHiensieit 1b. Dor
miitag ioIoie nahmittn9g fan0en
@pttes0ielfte Itatt. uHo Bic Anlpe,
aiom berbbten eiiea dnberit eric,
ea1n Log iii @ottes frelM Antur.
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Sch burFdha!

Die bieiiaeu &oiiermerfe benb.
iidtigen aus 6urht, Dob inioIge ei.
mes ctpaigen Streifs Der gobnou.
%qeitcatcn aoblennqngel ~eintreten
f0nHe. iofort t.S00 Sonaen aohlen
5u tauien. mas etlna einen Wlonats.
berbrmld eutipriht. Ger gegeupar.
tige gorrot con $500 Iomen mir.
DC bis gum 81. September reidln.
0bgleid Die aobieupreiie i'm Sep
tau6ermabriheinlih SOC tucuiger
Der Come betragen oarftan, nil
ole 8erpaltung Der @oiieruerte
Iieber oen boberen 9reis 5ablen. ais
oas 8iitfo ein5ugeben, ben 8etrieb
t0entuea eiWtellen 3i uIitiien.
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lille S~faatsmiliScm
iimS lett mcbiIilIcrt!
Ete ynnoeorealrnng ldIidt nod
meIiere $1,000 WianH an bic
merifaHiihe Wren5r.

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ididirle bon peiteren $4,000 Wiann
Staatsmili5 nod Der meritaniiden
.@rrn5e. Gie mciitan oipier Grup.
pen teaen Die Staoten aeutidn
Chic uno 9ermont.
Gffi5tcre oes reguldrn Seeres
iin0 Der @nii6t BOB Ole @inhibrlma
eiuer Art algemeiue @ebrpilidt I'M.
.DcuueiOliA ieiA miro, 0d 0as gegell
wdrtige Mili5ipitem iid oils boil
ltdnoig ungeniigeno ertpeiit. gtilr
ctma 10 Gro5ent ieiuer 9aite. uhp.
entiprehen Den iItr arieasjncde &c.
gnforocuungen.
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Der Gnl0cn lit 81 gut
fir Sicie sd,mffe!

Nen 9orf IA. alig. 0iIfs
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fealtiis betanH1 oaB ihm 9lnB
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bate &otilu.a enc an5abl gut &C.
flei0eter inllger Mduuer a%ngeiteat
Die NIT 5dulmGDden gflirter4 liz
llen fleiHe gleidenfe MAIDEN uno nit
itllaH Nltsiabrtelt niw. nuterne1tnen
mlBfen. bis ile oaHn idlieBlih in
nerrnfgnan 8auiera lan0eten. 8ott
min Bat mlAreti0 Der leBtert 10
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her 8ia0hei. 0ie nleiiten nidyt n6er
16 Satire alt, mo aus nrnleu So
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5niDlge 0ieies @eitGn0niiies fper4
BEN pahrideinlid aud nod mebr
AAfiaaen gegen 8oli5iiten erb6ben
Dgr1ei.
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Gifnid bcs 9ur6olt.g erban6es, Or.
Ocns Der 6ermannsl1bne.

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Der Jormcsbaae, meItli6 bon Sen.
Der oas &ifnit oes QorooIt.@ Scr.
banoes oes Green's ser &ermoms.
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6eit gefeiert uno omar bcrteilt I'M.
ter Die brei 2oaen, gnterion. %.
foto Gitu uno geu0er u1o oieie8
3nbr fpir6 eg Bel Bender itattiin.
ben. Seoer Sermomsiobn i'm Stod.
te uu0 iberboupt bon 8enoer uit0
llmgegcno un0 ietne 5reunoe iolte
ii6 OIL oieiem Set beteiIigen. Dos
Set miro Inn 10 llbr nlorgens iei.
nen gnfang nebmer; Die llnterboI.
t1ing iilr oen Gag miro iein; cute
Dt1liif un0 Reoen uno ionitige Be
Iuitigimgeu an Gage unO Ton6 om
glbeno. Sur qllteS @iiet ltno Grim
ten miro beltens geiorgt nerOen.
alio ouf, gum idoneu 5eite Der Scr.
mdnnsiobne om "a. 4liguit 1916
at 4enoer, 9ebr.
3os aomitee. S-2t.16.