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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-09-14
Notice to B uild Sidewalks.

Notice is hereby given. to all owners and
occupants of the lots hereinafter desCrib-
ed. that at he regular September, 1916,
meeting of the city council of the city of
Bottineau, held in the council rooms on
the 9th day of September, 1916, the city
council passed a certain resolution where
by it Was deemed necessary to construct
n drebuild sidewalks along the following
streets AUDITING on the following property
in the city of Bottineau, to-wit: On the
north line of Seventh street where the
same crosses and street and along the
north line of Seventh street extension
where the same crosses the right-of-way
of the Great Northern Railway company,
and where the same crosses lot 6 of block
2, of Whites Third addition to South Botti-
neau; also on the east line of Alexander
street in the said Whites Third addition.
along h west end of lots 10. II, IL. ID, IA, Is,
IL. II. Is and 10, of block 8, and lots l and 2,
of block4 4, all in McArthur's addition to
South R~ottineau. North Dakota.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given to
e ach owner and occupant of each and all
of said lots and blocks h~ereinbefore de-
scribed to construct and rebuild all of
the sid ewalks along said lines at his own
expense and subject to the approval of the
street commissioner, and within ten days
from and after the 18th day of September,
1916.
Notice is hereby further given, that SAID
sidewalks must be built in accordance
with the city ordinances in such case
made and provided, and shall conform in
all re spects to said ordinances and shall
be subject to the approval of the street
commissioner.
Notice is hereby further given. that II
said sidewalks, or any part of said side.
walks. are not SO built and constructed
within b time herein described, that the
city council will order the said work to be
done by such persons with whom they
have contracted therefor. under the direc.
tiOn of the street cor missioner and at the
expense of theo owner of the lot or parcel 81
land adjoining on said sidewalks and that
such xpens of building and the expense
of all notices in connection with such
work, and any other expenses incurred
for such work will be assessed upon the
lot or parcel of land properly chargeable
herewith. and payable in ten equal an.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-09-14

nual payments, interest thereon at 7 per
ent per annum.
BY order of the city council of the city
of Rottineau, North Dakota.
Dated this 9Th day of September. 1915.
Anton Lallum. Mayor.
Peter Scott. City Auditor.
(SeaD Sept VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
GERMANS WASTE
LIFE WANTONLY
Attempt Advances With Reck-
less Disregard for
Losses
NEGRO TROOPS DEMONS
az cHAs. p. STEWART

Nf'rNVt y w M
LONDON. March IA sudden
German thrust into Corbeaux
woods has impcrilcd tho French on
a five-mile front west of tho Mouse.
according TO dispatches today.
Tho Germans attacking verdun
are reported wasting lives reckless
~ in an attempt 20 advance one
mile 10 tho forges-Cumieres road.
Success IN this move would force
Gen. Joffre's men TO evaeunte their
trenches on Goose Inn and around
nethlncourt.
Latest Paris advlces admitted a
German gain. but declared the
Tentons we're driven from their
captured positions by counter at.
lacks.
Around Douanmont. vaux and
Fort DE vaux the battle grew more
intense yesterday.
zouaves. Tureos and scngalese
fought like demons In the streets
OF Naux.
Charging from house 10 house.
they rushed tho Germans from
town at the points OF their bay.
onets.
These troops" Paris reported.
drove their bayonets home with
an overarm plunKinK stroke. 4,
was entirely unlike the method OF
British and French infantrymen.
who usually thrust upward. The
French-Affiean soldiers raised
their rifles above their heads and
brought them down with their full
weight behind each blow. forcing
tho bsyone,s entirely thru their
victims bodies"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open siulees Of the system each
morning and wash away tho
poisonous, ssagnant matter.

Those OF us who are accustomed
TO feel dun and heavy when we
arise; splitting headache. stufry
nom cold. foul tongue. nasty
breath. acid stomach. lame back.
.xzen, instead. both look and feel as
- as daisy always by washing
ME poisons and toxins from the
|sbody with phosphated hot water
Eeaeh morning.
We should drink. before break.
fast, a glass OF real hot water with
. teasroonfnl OF limestone phos.
phate In II 10 flush from the stom.
sch. liver. Kidneys and ten yards
OF bowels the previous days lndi.
gestihle waste. sour bile and poi.
sonous toxins. thus cleansing.
swectening and purifying the entire
alimentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action of limestone phos.
phate and hot water on an empty
stomach Ia wonderfully invixorat.
ms. IL cleans out all the sour fer.
mentations. gases. waste and acid.
ity and gives one a splendid appe.
title for breakfast and Il Is said to
he but little while until the roses
begin to appear In tho cheeks. A
quarter pound OF limestone phos.
phaic VIII cost very little at the
drug store. but Is sufficient to make
anyone who Is bothered with BIZ
liousness. constipation. stomach
|Vrouble or rheumatism a real en-.
Vhus!as, on the subject OF internal
fnitatton. Try II and you are as
pred that you will look better and
fel better In every way shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Editor The Star: sec the mayor
proposes a new law 10 make Illegal
sale Of liquor a felony. Why n new
law What good would that dor lie
said before he would enforce the
liquor Law. Why no, do II. and stop
talking about III Why not do IL all
round and not In spo,s7
Besides. what good would new
law dog Gambling IN felony TO.
day. Yet no business IL more pros.
porous than felonious gambling.
Would felonious liquor selling fare
worse under tho mayor than
felonIous gambling
Tho economical mayor says we
need new official 10 enforce the
present liquor law.
Only a fool or n knnve would
mako such n proposal. We now pay
over $3.50 900 n year 10 maintain the
police.
Let tho police nlone--let them be
properly directed. and they would
quickly and gladly furnish all tho
evidence necessary 10 enforce the
liquor law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

gan 10 hear OF tho bandit chief
In battles fought In and around
Casas Grandes, engagements that
proceeded tho fall OF piaH and
completed the triumph OF Madero.
"pancho. tho Tiger" aa they
called him. achieved n reputation
as fighter similar TO the beast
whose name had boon given to
him.
After Madero was succcssful In
driving niaE out of Mexico Ma
dero thought II best 60 dispense
with tho services OF villa. and
gave him a cattle concession In
tho northern part OF Mexico.
villa quarreled with Hucrta
and was thrown into Jail lila
life WAS saved by Madero after
HuertA had ordered him shot.
ORGANIZES AN ARMY
In March. 1918. villa Joined the
constitutionalist revolution aud
took the field with the equipment
OF borrowed mule. few sacks
of flour and nine men.
hls army grew until II was
n fully equipped force Of az
600 men. with artillery.
lie drove the federal troops out
OF tho northern part OF Mexico
and was supporting the Carranxa
cause In tho north.
Carranxa. however. was select.
ed as president by n few sections
of tho republic.
This made villa indignant. and
he turned against Carranxa. and
for tho last year has been fight.
Ing the constitutionalists.
lie was successful for time.
FORCED TO RETREAT
beginning last winter. how.
ever. he was forced 20 retreat
from his positions In tho northern
center OF Mexico.
Then came the recognition
Of carranxa ~ tho de facto
head OF the Mexican govern
ment
Villa az that time threat
ened 10 XIII all Americans he
could catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

After tho massacre OF tho
Americans nj Santa Ysabel tho
United States demanded the cap.
turo OF all responsible.
Tho crimo was charged 20 villa
followers. and Carranza nm.
nounced the leaders of the band
were executed.
Then CarranEa proclaimed
villa. Gen. Lopez and Gen. Castro
outlaws. and subject TO instant
death by any oaptor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
TO FIGHT FOR JOBS

Assistants In Corporation coun.
sci nradfords office are going TO
do legal turn TO retain their Jobs
after Hugh NJ. Caldwell takes his
place. They maintain that they
arc civil service employees. and are
entitled 20 remain. A test case
will probably be started 10 deter.
mine tho strength OF their conten.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
AUSTIN (. CR|FFITHS COMMENTS
ON MAYOR GILL new PROPOSALS

Allow the police 10 do their duty
and cooperate with tho prosecuting
attorneys office. and stop talking
olap-trap about new official for
taxpayers 20 pay.
n DIR. Conger listens to such bait
for gudseons he had better quit his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Anti-saloon league and join some
personal liberty league.
What Is needed is not more penal
laws and prosecuting officials. but
a city vigilance committee.
AUSTIN Y. GRIFFrTHS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
PRAISE FOR WILKES

Tho wilkes Bros stock company.
which recently opened tho Metro
politan theatre. II praised IN an L.
sue OF tho New York Morning Telc-
graph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
DANCE AT cLUD

A dance was given last night by
the Commercial Club in the rooms
OF the club. About 100 couples at
tended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
PANCH0 TICER SOMETHING ABOUT OBJECT


Gen. Francisco villa Is by far
tho most remarkable public fix.
urc developed by tho Mexican
rcign OF terror.
His rise from peonage 90 tho
leadership Of n fully equipped
army OF $4,000 men was as rapid
as his fall.
Only a few years ago hc was
a hunted bandit In the mountains
OF chihuahua. Al tho height OF
his career he was the most pow
erful military leader In Mexico.
then n few months later he was
back again In tho same noun
tains whore he had committed
the crimes OF his youth.
Altho Villa IN hundreds OF In
teryiews has stated that no was
fighting for his people. not the
honor OF being president. the ma
tives OF chihuahua smiled.
Gold. purc gold" they said.
is all that Villa ever will fight
for"
HIS FIRST MURDER
villa was quoted by one writer
as saying that prior 10 his en-
rollment In the cause of Fran
cisco Madero he carried reyol.
yer with 81 notches.
In chihuahua Villa committed
his first murder which Is gener-
ally known about
AT that time he had small
ranch in tho state In the south.
ern part of Mexico. A Mexican
insulted a woman member of tho
villa clan. and villa killed him.
The man whom Villa killed was
rich. lie was cog In the Porflrio
Diax regime. villa was poor. so
he fled TO the mountains and be-
came a bandit.
Madero. when he had taken up
arms against the Diax regime.
sent n messenger into tho noun
tains and invited villa TO become
a colonel In his army.
PANcHo, THE TIGER
At this time. when II became
evident that D!ax's days were
numbered rs the dictator OF the
Mexican republic. Americans be-
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Vtans. GranensO Oerein.
lie balbjabrIidle @eriamnInna fin
bet beute in Der 5ionsfirds
itatt.


Ger g'linb cpangeIiiher ssraiien.
cereine tritt beite In Der epang.
3ionsfirhe l9aitor u. G. giebe) IN
10. une 8remen Strabe 5ur baIt.
iabrIiden Sieuns Sllianulen. Gle
8eriannnliineen iin6en inter 9oriiy
oon 6rau etparo 9iaeeI fiatt unS
meroen nm 5ebn llbr 8ormittags init
eiuem SrseIprdluoiim eroffnet. a,a.
iior giche ipribt bas @ebet, 2rail
9Parp @nefe berIieit einen Sd)riftnb-
itnitt uno 2rnu ,Sobn ct. sSohn ,ingt
elm aieo. Die gertate iueroen uil.
terbreitet, Die 9eamten seiplbIi unS
gum Sdlnb bait Sri. llne3afi einen
Wortrng iiber SSapan. Die gtadunif.
taes :, BeriamnlIiilg ninlmt nm / 80
ibren glnfanp. Sfep. Eni. arueper
iprid,t bas @ebet uno fsran Weaurise
@eIfer unb Srau SSotn Ct. sSobn lin.
gen elm 9uett SRI. gioe eaiutou
iprift iiber bic sSoberation Der Sir.
fen unb iiber bas Sieenogeridt,
Naitor q. O. ssreb bdIt cine anipra.
DE uno @ep, g9m. Sausniann lpridt
ben Segen. aJlit einem bon fsrau $.
0crnette. geipieIten SrgeIp9itlubiunI
tonInt Die 5ngllna gum IbihInb.
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YrpteftiHreibeit
8esen bic ariesSipHtb bes VrGiiSsn'
ten ssi!iOu unterseidjuet Der
Sageriife linteritiieunss.
gereiu.

Die Witslisbr bss gaperif6er
llnteritiibunespereins baben elsi4,
falls ibre Stimmen ssssn bic ari.gs-
luiitbisteit bss qrdiibsnisn WiIfon er.
bOben unb eeIsgentIi9 Der ssitern
gbsnt in Sad,s' 5als uni,r BEN
Yoriib bes prGiibenien Gbriit. Sads
uno Der protoioa5iibrune bes Sstrss
tars 5bomas Geiht itattsebabt.n Der
ianmaung Nroiefte oaeeeen inter.
5sidust, bas aud bitfes 2anb Tn ben
srauiisen ariss binsinssssrrt tpsrosn
fol-. Die proteite. bic bonn Osuti9
4me,ttanii6en Stabtperbanb tamen
unb bon 6trrn Charles Wsnisr pors
eelest tpurben, iperben an bic gunbess
fsnatoren Sarbine unb pomsrsne To-
iuis an bic apnsr.babgsorbnstsn
aoneportb unb MlIen sefunbt tperbsn.
Siir bos 9oltsfeit, ipeld.s gum Be
itsn Der Observation-Disclosures in Der
aItsn Ssimaib am 3. Suni i'm 3oolo,
eifaen 9arisn itattftnbsi, sisbt ii9
in ben Rstben bes 8apsrii6en llnters
itiiBunsspereins elm febr reyes Sntes
refe tunb unb es ionnte In Der ssitris
gen 9erfammlung btri4tet iperbsn,
bab Der er0bte 5beiI Der iibsrnommss
nen Gintritisforten bersits an bic
WlitaIieber abQe5sbt iporben III.
QH flint tranfe MiisIieber tpurbe
bas iibIite araHtensslb I'm @siammis
b,iras. BON $54 anseipiefen un6
auberbsm luurbe aud bas Gtrbegelb
fir bic tiir5lit aus bsm 2eben ses
i6isbsnsn UliisIisber sobn ROpp.It
unb 5snrb 5utrf I'm 9strage bon is
$125 uusbe5ahii.
eiulabunaen gum aommers Der
Deutfdsn 5oa Gffelf6aft am toms
member Samitas foipie ,ur Geier bes
75idbrissr Subildums Der Ginfiibs
runp beg beuiffen ilntsrrihts an ben
5ieiiser 0ffsntliheH Sdulen, bic am
19. 9tni IN Der Mllififbaae itatt.
finbsi, fpurbtn eneenommen. @ls
neuss gaitslisb ipurbs Salomon. Rsis
ter aufsenomn1fn.
Die @srpplIifGnbisung bss Qrrdns
eemsntstomuiiiess fir bns auf ben
2. Suli in blades Grobe anbsraumis
bissjdbrise g,ifnie tpurbe bis aur
ndhiten @srfammluns iiberssIesi. Di.
ginnubmsn Der Weriammluns bsliss
fen iid auf s107 unb bic alusgabsu
betrugsn $309.
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grot.itantiidsr @air.nperein.

On Der geitrigen sisung Ses Der.
tpaltungsraibs bes Teiitid,en aase.
mein groiciiantiihen @aiienpereins
rplroen mieoer cine gInSabI neiicr
w9iteIieoer ai,igenommen. Brdiioent
Ganiel Gberoron iiibrte ben 9oriis
uno Sefretdr sluguit Steinbah oas
grotofoa. 3ur Wsitslieoif,aft runrocn
aeD1blt: .. ). gretbnuer, 445 sSdl.
nut Gtrabe; Geo. Reid)el. 1853
Shreis stpeniie; lreb. 8. gaittfau.
per, 113 Git 9fpoIfte Sirabe: Gen.
rieite siiier uno &enrp Werfer bon
Der Roro' Iane Strabe; Eaitor Scin.
rid geder, $3.50 Sionep gIpenue;
Senrp Sans, 2900 GornanD sIue.
9ie GinIaolna 5ur 1bcilnabnre
an Der 5eier anldblih 6es 75.jabrt.
gen ,SilbiI1ilms Der giniiibrung bcs
6eiitidlcn llnierridbts ON 10. Wiol III
ser 0iniifbaIe ipnroc nnaencfmlcn.
Tns aommiitcc. fpeldbes bns Iriib.
Iingsicit oes @oiienpcreins arran.
girt, berif'tetc ssortid;ritt inio iicflt
cin erioIareidcs fcit in slusiidt. 81
9eindys sIusidiiiien ipuroen ernannt
Die Serren Charles acper ilno @eotpc
n Summed bonn %. slpriI bic ,.
allai. iclric alonm sInblcr iino 8:u.
9ies!cr BON 2. bis 8. Mai.
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Mnfdae.
0rei Strafenbabnauseitellte bon
slutOmubilambulan5 iADcr
DerIeBt.

9rei gtrabenbabnanseitellts bic ar
Der &6ten unb Depot Strabe seitern
@benb nit Der Reparatur einsr 2Dsi'
DE bei9aftist pdren, tpurben Don e.
ner QutomobilambuIaB BON 3. y
Naers, go. 804 plum Strabe, b.,
BON grnit 4QiIon DON Ho. 128 Wsi'
Siebeute Strobe selentt trurbe, ME
bergerunnt unb elmer BON ben Geuter
purbe 70 i9per DerIest, bub an isi'
nem 4uftommen gsapsifslt pirb.
Die 0erleBten finb:
WiIliam Mallace, 80 Sabre alt uno
an Rina pIace, priee 6ill, pobHbaft.
Sin cSnipettor Der Strabenbabnses
Iellf6aft in Der Rsmtie on Der a9ten
unb Depot Strnbe. gr trug einen
iapsren SddbeIbru6 bapoH anD
biirfte taum nit bem 2eben Dapone
fommen.
Sbomas 9rue, 50 Sabre aft, go.
24o Weitern 2fpenls, GoDingtou,
ipObnbaft. austf4unsen.
Sames popers, 30. 76 2udep
gtrabe. Queti6ungen.
Die 9epanslidten purben fofort
nah oem Seton ISofpitul iiberfiibrt.
mo bic aerSte ben 3uftonb Don Wals
lace fir nabesu boffnunsslos ers
tl1rten.
st[Iifon fiibrte gu feiner gnti4utbis
,sltns an. bab Sis 2sute BET ibrsr alr.
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QofaI (. 8eridt.
Die S.uarteripenbe.
Sie Samen baben pieoer cine eriplg'
reide geriammluns.

9ab bas eriprieBlide Birfen Der
Gllorteripeit0e inuller lpeitere srclie
;iebt. 5eiet Der iortseiest itarfe Be
iu9, beiien iib Die InonatIihen 81.
ianmlenfiinite gu erireren baben. 90
batten lid eeitern gaodmittag i'm
SoteI 9lInUS tuieber 5ablreihe Donlen
einaeiunoen, uH Der Wtonatsoer-
ianumIling unS Der pradtigen aitrrlt.
lerauifiibrilna beiSupobnen. Der IL
nar3ieIIc 5beil mar i6nea erleoigt
ilno Die @innahnen ndren, oem ge,
illh cntipredeno, sur bodJiten Befric.
oiglng ser 1amen ousge'aIlen. Serr
Or. aoetlcr banfte fir oen Gbed DON
tauienb Dollars fiir Die ariegsgeian.
genen in Sibirien, Der linn 5ltgeifidt
Uuroc uno na9 Ger gentralitele III
Rap Dorf ipeiterbeforoert babe. sta4
Grle6igune bes seid)oft!ihen Sbeils
tielt Gr. q. s. @intermeper erie
berjlide sIniprahe uno oarn fpuroe
bos nutiifaliide iinb oraHatiite Sro.
gramn burtNefiihrt, pie es IN bic.
fen SpnIten bereits peroffentlitt
morSen III. Der ben 0aInen CUR
8erfiigung 9eiiellte 8albeuin 5liiaeI
fam babel gut Su itatten. Die g2it.
pirfenben, Die iidg Den Dant Der Nm.
weienben pcrbient baben, rparen 5raI
g. 9. Soar, SsrI. So5el SranbenburG
SSrI. Selene Sod, Sri. 2eoni s5ranf5
3rait &oia 9artidmtib, sSrau sSlilius
5rei, Srau 9ea 81. @ertbner, SRI.
gnna 2oiinf, Serr Ho6ert SonneiI.
bera uuo 1SrI. 9lera Wtener.
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iibi ipurbe, berbotsn. giuf BEN 3irs
tusplabe ipar Elm 2lffe an einem Yfos
iten eslettet lporbsn unb bieienisen,
ipelte oas bebausrnsipsrtbe 9bier am
aopf NIT einsm gafsball trafen. srs
bislten preiIs. Dem llnfus purbs
bura bas snsrgii9e einidreitsn Der
bsiben 6rauen rsntSsitis ein gnb,
eemadt.
= Bon BEN fliidtissn glpab W.
Barter, lpelher Der Grmorbuns bes
elmer Q. Butler bsT9ulbist pirb. III
bis isbt nod teins Spur gefunben
porben. Der Coroner Or. Msbp
slauti. bab Barter na9 Ontario,
Canada, no feline @sripanbtsn ipobs
nsn, ii9 gsfliidtet bat. 9on anbsrsr
Ssite tpirb bic MDelihtsit, bab Bar
fer SeIbitmprb beaanasn bat in Grs
pGsuns ss5oeen. 0isIe sheOrie itiiBt
fi6 burauf. eab sr turs Dor ieinsm
@srIfpinben isin Seftament ausgss
itellt bat. Sa Der Jlihtige jeopd
800 in isinsm gefibt bate tpirb bic
9beorie einss Sslbitmorbes aIs
uu3altbar beseidnst.
- Der Jrausnpsrsin Der ep. ct.
Spbannes @emsinbe piro al oem
2eidenbesdngnib Der 5rau 9lnna
Rod, tpslhes beute Nadmittus itutt'
finbet, iib betbeiliseH.
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Seutidler aiteroriidjer aIu6.

Die 9ufammsHtunft bes DsntfGtn
aittsrariideH aIIbs am Wlittipoh
Ibenb iit ben Rdnsn Sbafeipsarss
gsipibmst. beHsn 300. Stsrbstds ess
biibrenb gefeisri futrben ioa. es aisbt
sinen iurSsn @ortrds sur Wiirbisung
Sbatsipeares unb 6err u. Wepers
Gissn pirb silihs mnrtunis Stelltn
aus ben 0ramsn re3itirsn. 4lioGrunp
ssnug gum Ysfuh Der 0eriammIung.
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Belt auf ben anisen sslsssu bdiisu
unb er iie oaber In Der Dunftlhtt
ni@t babe feben tSnnfn.
= Dem "a Sabre aIttn Sobri
Gpnns BON 90. $3.50 Woobbins 9Ipt.,
einem in ben elnlngsn Der poIlaf
Sron & Steel 60. hefHdftiettn Gr'
better fieI seliern BEL Der qrbsit sine
f8fpere Stobliianse duf ben Iinten
Sub unb sermalmte i9m ben grcben
3eb. Der @trunsIiidts ipurbe nahs
hem ibm bon sinsm gr5i, Der berbeis
serufen iporben, elm Rotbperbdnb ans
eelfst fporben mar. auf ieinen Wunf6
mad ieinsr Wpbnuna iiberfiibrt.
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S,eim fir llnleil6are.

2lm Better bes Seims fiir lin.
beilbare iinbet beite abeno i'm Gne.
rp aubitoriim cine airHeB itatt mnS
bel bieier @eIegenbeit ipiro elm reid.
5aIiiaes timitIeriifes proaramn
ourdaleiiihrt. Die siAiiiibrung Miro
nm Sanitaa Wa6mittag pieberbolf.
.Sn alubetradn bes euten 3pefs liz
nem llntcrncbnen Der bette Gri0Ig ,It
tpiinid,en.
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Spisseljdjeibe sertriimm,rt

Gin burdsebenbes Gelpann Der
gsefls 5argo @rpreb 60. rannte ge.
tern gtnt-nlittog in Elm gdaufeniier
bon 8. ". @osentrait on Der Rorb.
,peitede Der Weunten unS Aace gtra.
be, iDcbei nntiirIih bic gpieseIIfei.
te, Die einen @ertb BON 500 batte, IN
Stiide ging. sluf Dem @agen iaf,
sur 3eit MIR Der Seller, Der etpa IL
Sntre aite Geo sleiiing bon go. s53
gateruea etraBe, Gopinstom.
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Gener.

sn BEN aeIer Der 2umpens
unb alieifsnhanbluns bon SOfepb So
f.p5 & Bro. Co.. Ro. 1912 Sarriicn
aDenu.. ipuroe seitsrn Rodmiitas aus
iotpsii iin.rmittsiisr llriadt sin J,us.
prlrfadt. bas unitr ben Isi6ibrsnns
barren, bort aufssbdufisn 9umpsns
porrd!ten ii6 iebr T4nen ausbr.i!sts.
icbab Elm 3peiter alarm abgseebsn
fp.:ten muete, I'm fueit.re a0f6monr
i6aften mad Der granbiiGti. gu bri1s
sen. Dos sanse Grbesfbob pu,b.
itliebIi6 uni.r WoFr asfsbi I'M bi.
Jlummsn sriiidsu su iSnnsn. Der
SGabsn ipirb auf sipa $1,000 g..
idasi.
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Stederei

9ilbert gland)ett bon go. s25 Git
Critic Sirabe gerietb aeitern Rad.
mittaa on Der Rearl unb Dtartiu
Strabe nit ebtparO spopes BON Der
Griiten imb @aIulit Strabe In eincn
@orhued;icl. Der nit elmer SiedIerci
ciibetc in oeren @erIauf gIan6ett
Stitiuunoen an Der linten Siiiie uno
an Der retten seite oapontris. Die
ieine lleberiiibruug nad oem itdbti.
fd,en ScipitaI notbig mnd,ten. "a
gInnteit crfIdrte. or ipolle feinen sfn.
areiier nidt SerioIseH, ,p,roe feine
9erbaitnna porgenomnen.
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Seaebme mas 9astsS.

= Der SrauenOcrsin Der CD. Ct
Spbannes @smeinbe perunitaltet NOR
gen Ra9mittas sineu &affsstrdn36sn
fposu bic 5rdusn 9ausmunn, 8. 'Soff'
mann, Ssbnsr, Sammer, 6enid.,
6oebb unb ausdler lire 0ieniten be-
reitpilIigit 5ussfust baben.
- Senrp MDeler DON 2. unb Wain
StrGBe 9apton itarb geitsrn i'm glltsr
pon 80 Sa6ren.
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EtertIidJfeitsber berid5t.

Tli6asI Wobs. rs, Ssim Der armsH
S4pefern, artsritnbsriaIiuns.
Usdrp Wleits, 38, 2148 Glorsnee
glpe., Observation-Disclosures.
Winiam gurbrint, 48, 1853 Dent
BAN Ctr, S6fpinbfu1t.
qnton Weisman, z Wonuie, 1854
Fremont Str, eunssnsniJiiHouus.
Greo. Wldbler. 38, 1045 pdrfIon
place, 1ubsrlulois.
Cora @rOb. 80, $685. WOntgomrp
2Ips., 2ubsriuIoie.
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Clifton ainSerenrten.

Der Wliitterflub bes Clifton Rim,
oersarisns psrnnifaliet am Dpnusri
itas, ben q. April, 1a4miitass Dor
3 Biz 6 ubr sinen au&ens. ganbp'
unb SpielfpaarenDertouf i'm ainbsr'
sarien Der Clifton S4uls unb labe'
gum 8eiu1 besfelben Elm. Di'
Damen tpsrbeu Rnffee NIT 2u4er
unb Gisrrsam fsrpiren.
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geiTer ,uie Sbisinus.ceI.

Gin ipirflid onscnebnes, ae.
idntaGloies abfiibrmitteI ,snb @Ii,t-
reiniger finb 9ladburn's gaseo.
@opaI.piIlen. Seoes i0e nber 25e
padet lit aarartirts suiriebcuiteIenS
81 fetH. sue giteR apotbefeu persc,,.
fen iie. @eriu&t fe beiits slbmb.