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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
Jtu(lener gejWun9en,
5teIungen ~ rdumenl
1lustrIitgen im bittereH 0anosemen.
&C NIT acknowledgement.
Idtn 5heitfraiten.

gSien, 80. glpra., iiber Berlin,
mo baum ,ylmfenoepeide nod San.
btac, g. 9. 9as 1iterreihiid-ltl.
eariife ariegsunt beridtet: Stale.
niiher arie9sihauplas Auf Dem
GilOueitron0e oes Goberopplatos
ueroen oic Sample iortgeiest. Wleb.
rerc glngrifie, bel Oenen 8eriagIieri
i'm goroertreffeu itanoen, braden in
llnierem 8cuer 3uiamlnen. 9luf Dem
ailden oes Sol 81 gana pieien bic
@crtciOiger zines Sti&punttes nidt
peniger als fiinf ieinOlide 2lugriffe
a..
9la1 oem poliitonoieen 5eblihlog
Der itolieniid)en 2lngriiie berri6te
uuf Dem 5iiOlpeitranoc oes Go6erto.
platoS nerb1ltnisn1Bige 3ube.
0Or0meitlid bon San Wlartin0
mlroen ciilige eriolBreihe Ratrottil.
Ienaange oltsgeiitbrt llnlere Irllp.
pen oraugen ON prridieoenen 9lrnf.
ten in Die ieiilltben Stellingen eilb
iprengten tic IN Die 2ltft, 5erItOrten
bic idmeren Wiinenmerfer itno on-
0eres StricgsmoteriaI uno tebrte1
mad grfiilIliug ibrer 2liligahe mieoer
nadl ben eigenen Shan8en 5ltriif
3n Iebbdften 4rtilleriefampf fam
Is int .3aee0ra gattbii9fnitt. Die
Gpite oes Sol 0i 2an1 nlir0e obers
mails bon iobueren feinOliden 9tor-
fern beidoTen.
Geitlid BON 5el8 gelong es Dem
8eino, oil elmer groBeren S5ront I'M
nniere Stelllmgen ein3ioringen; als
ole ,StaIiener ii6 aber auldDidten, oen.
gneriff nod peiter olts8noebnen,
trieb iie ein @eeenangriff Der oitersI
reid. lngariihen Irnppen in ibre.
iriiberen 5teIlitu9en 5uriid ut0I
mari iie iog1r ans Oicien nu9 bit.
ferem $auOgenenee berous. Ga.
ourh iino ale uuierc iriiberen Stel.
hmgen Ill uuiereit Gdlloen. gSirI
iobmcn 1876 9Staliener eefaagcIt.
Nh Der fdrntiiben 6ront berrihteI
nnr gerinoe IGtigfeit. 8eim GolI
oi Cana iesten uniere ihiueren
aforier ibr 5eiler fort. Die ieiiol.
die gtrtiaerie perlnin0erte ibre I'd.
tigfeit.
sSu Dem Guyana 2lbidnttt rdum
ten Die sStoliener ale 5tellungenI
8iuiidJen 9otto iuo 9ioncegno, no
bieI sfricesmoterial aefliu0en tDltr.
De. Gie sStoIieHr 5ogen ith nah
HoncegnO 5llrild.
9iujiiider ariegsihaupIab Gnt
Ieag DER gou5en ruiiiiden 5ront
mar bic slonpftdtiafeit beOeltenO ge.
ringer, als am INA Blbor. Der
iSeinb iprcnete sitIid bon 0obronous
cine 9Riue. nit Der CT jcood mir Die
aigenen SAan5en bei1aoigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
Deut[C6e Jn(anterie
greift 9iige( 3O4 on!
Mad frans6Ffden Mielbnngem mar
Der Stnrm erfplglDs; Gen.
@etain Gbreulesipnar.

qarig, go. 9lpril. 9os Rrieas.
omit meI0ete beute na9nlittag, ooH
Die 9eiitIden eeItern abenD wie.
oerltin gepaltige @ngriffe al beioeH
Seiten Der Wiaos lnlternubnlen. @e.
itern I'M 5 ltbr obenbs griff bic
0elttide Siiialterie SageI $50 .304
Die frallS0liir)e Shliijielitelung 81
ben 8erteioigungsperfen foroipeIt.
lid bon Ger0ltn, an. Ser Sturfn.
ongriff tpuroe ieood oitrh einen
@egenongriff abgelpieien. gluf Dem
redten Niaasufer ieste oelitfbe SSSSrt.
fanterie gum 5turn1 gegen Die feinO.
li6en SteIlungen oitlid bon Dem
Sbionrnont 8auernbof an; aber otih
bierin tporen Die Deltihen erfoIglos.
(g8olIen NAL boren, ipie Der off
5ieLle beuti9e 8eridt louten piro.)
General getain gee6rt.
9Soris, 30. 4pril. = General Ne-
tain, Sberbefeblsbober Der Streit-
frGfte bel @er0un, ionic belIen I'm.
8olfourier 1rlo glnret
De Ia Sou6e firlo Su @roBoffioierett
Der @brenlegion ertanttt uorOen.
Die @endnnten baben ii6 bisher tint
bic 9erteioigung oer 5eitung ipeiertt.
li9 nerOie1t geHndt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
8etterberid)t.

Sir Snoba unO l1ntsegen6: Sic.
gen beute oberD uno tpnbri6etnli4
Sonntog. &iibler.
SIR gtebrogfa: 8obri9eitIi1 Sfe-
gen beltte obenD uft0 Sorrttog.
Schiller beltte aberiO I'M oftliben ittO
Sentrolen SeiI uiO i'm OitIiben Seil
Gou1tog.
Sir Soma: 8obriheinIif Regen.
fGlle beute obenO rtno Sonrltog.
ait6Ier Sontltag lno I'M n0rolt9en
urO neltIideu Geil beilte abenD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
sdlnee IN NPhphe sSsIanh.

NoIton, NoIl., %. gIpriI. SSnt
o1tIiden Maiioduietts lmo in Rbooe
ssySslan6 fano geitern Elm Iebbofter
Sdneefoa itott Sc fieIen lmgeidbr
5flei 3oII SCbnee. Geit 81 SSubren
1T in oieier @egeno fetn Gdnee-
faG 70 ipdt 5u ber8ei6nen geiUeien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
eSnaenOlidler NN1rSer.

@bicago, 80. glpril Ger erit
t9iGbrige gognr 6ettinger bot ge.
itern geItnnoen. oaB or am 4. 9(pril
bic al Sabre oIte 5ron gLgnes
gli0oleton IN ihrer gohnlinq cr.
mor0et babe. Sfoub mar oas 0totin
at nem entiesIinen @erbeaen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
Den Brilen erge6t
eS mie0er (d6(GC6t!
SOiuobl in gIr0Bpten nls andJ IN
MeiOpOtamicu crBaltcn lie Sicbc;
300 gsfaHsen seHOmmsu.

&DIlODHy ~. Npfu. - Gfll1lel'
len 9erihteH aus aonitontinopeI
ol:folge baben Die 9riten BON ben
SiIrfen in 2legDpten uno in Wle.
icpotomien pieoer einmal Itiuere
S5iebe erbalten. sSn Dem @efedt bel
Suatia, glegppien an meIhem, iuie
bereits geruelnet, olid ocuti9e 9rup.
pen teilnnbrHen ipuroen A Sdlma0.
ronen britiider Sfauaaerie, pelde
Gle tiirfiibe Snfanterie ongrifi, fait
gdnJlid oufoerieben; ieriier gerie.
ten gcgen 800 griteH III @efongen.
ifaft.
Berlin 20. g[pri[. (sslntenbe.
ridt) - SiirfiI6e Sruppen oer-
nidteten bier britiihe StapaQerie.
Sdpaoronen. imgefdbr 800 Wann,
in eincr 5dIod)t aut 90. 9lpriL bel
Cuatio, etUa % 0leiIcn oItIitb BON
5le8.aouaI. 9ieie MelOung lit in
einem offi5ieIlen, oin q. 9lpril
'beroffentlibten geridjt oes tiIrfi.
iden SsriegsOepartcnents entbol.
ten.
Der gSortlout oes geridtes lit
Die foIgt:
osSll eincm Sample na6e 2udtin,
IitlidD bonn Sues anna[, Uernid).
teten tilrfiid,e 9ritppcn am %.
gpril bier feinoli6e 9abaIlcrie.
Sduooronen.
Die tiirfiideu StreitfrGfte grif.
zen Die itnrf beicitiaten SteIlnuaen
nohe 0uatin an uno 5crlt0rtcu oaS
Non6e Eager lnb cinen groBen Geil
Der gefeitigungeu.
Ser 5eino crlitt ld)pere Ser.
Ii;Ite Die lleberIeben6en 8oaen iidl
boItig mad Dem aonol suriid gM
Sberit, Elm @foior, 20 @JfIeute
uno 2eutnants nno 257 Qmperiplin.
Oete lm0 "a pcrtpunOete Solootcn
tuhrDen aefangen aeHcnlmen.
o8ilrfiidje aameelreiter uno Me.
Oino 5reimilligen 5cibnetcn iih bel
0iefeHl @eieebt aus.
uglm %. 9Ipril nohte Gin feill6-
lideS 6hle5eilggeihpooer, aus 9
MpropIaiicll teltebenb, rinen gfn.
griff aiif Guntia, Inn Iadle an neb-
men fir Die gtieoerIage, mo mari
10 8olrben auf oaS Solpitol, ouf
0em Die Geitfer 5logge ipcbte. Gin
britiider lIo 3ipei tiirfil6e per-
nuiloete Solbatcn ipur0cn get6tet
uno stpei britiide SoIoaten mur-
Den neripuiloet"
3nS bieii9e ariegsonlt meloet,
6aB Der 8eriud, Die beIogerte 5ta0t
allt-el,glm1rn in Meiopotanlien an
ipieoer miBlungen lit. gie
9riten tpur0en mad mebritiin0igeln
&nmbfe inter ihneren gerlititen If.
rerieit5 8uriid9eidlogen. aud Der
8erillh, Die belagerte Staot nit
2ebensmitteln m0 Striegsbeoorf 5u
oerieben, ideiterte, inoem 6os
Sdiif. peIdes NIT Brobiant oIler
2lrt ihtper helaoen mar I'M Gigris
6luB bier 9leiIen oitlt6 bon Slut
rI.9lnara auf Den Strano lief uno
ieitiitt 9osielbe miro ieoenfnIs
ben 9iirfen sur 9eirte fallen.
gteueroiug8 hoben tiirfiihe SsIie.
ger bei Sort Soio am SueS,aa-
nal cine groBe Idtigfeit entiDidelt
uno Die bortigeH SaieuanIaaen
ihiper 6eidoiien; Elm feinoIides
ariegsidiff iuurDe bel g[ aantara
Jon einem fiirfiideii 5liegcr inter
5euer genomnen uuo erbebIi9 be.
i9doigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

SonOon, 80. gIpriI. - unoffi3ieaen
9erehnliugen 5ufolee iinO bel ben
&Gnpfen in Dublin 500 &erionen
getotet ooer berlpun0et luoroen.
gl6er nibt nur BORT, ion0ern audi in
minoeitens iieben anoeren Counties
I'M iitopeitli9en lmo peltliben ST.
lan0 lit Die Sabine oes glufriibrs
gebiBt porOen. IS ioGen lib ilber
5000 ir!dnoti6e GebeIlen an benz
gluhtonoe beteiIigen. Gin GROCER
SeiI Der Stoot Dublin lit oltr9
6euer 5erlt0rt iuoroen; IN bielen
6daen lit es 5u %iiiiOeriingen ge.
tonumen. IS beiBt, 0oB Die Sro.
nung in Der StaDt na9 un0 no6
bereeiteIlt miro. (0as eInltben Die
9riten ielblt ni6t.)
&on6on, 90. g(priL. - 9en iiinq.
item bier eingetrofienen gtadribten
aufolge lit Die Gage in ben 9feDo.
litions 8iitriften Syrlorlos unber.
Gnbert. 0ie gLufitdllOigen i9einen
INNER nod bic S6erbano at BE.
Inlten. 9eri6te ouf 9eIfnIt beio-
gen, 6aB 0as Saltptquartier Der gluf-
itdnoigen in Dublin BON Dem WliIt-
tar ero6ert tpuroe, nad0em oaslelbc
bon einem &ononellboot beldoIien
mar. 8ie JfebeIlen h1ben in Cub.
lin INNER nod Die 96erbonO, bal.
ten 0as 8oItgeb1uoe beIeBt 1tl6 bn-
Zen iif in Der SadniIle StraBe
rer6arrifooiert.
&inelton, SSrIano, 90. 9[priI iiber
2onoon. = Die britiiden 8ulppen
boben ct. Gtepben's Green BEL
airem @ombenan9riff erobert, oen
9lebeaen i6ipere gerIuite 6eigebrodt
inO 400 Mann gefangen genoul-
men.
General Srend beridJtet.
2onoon, 20. 9lpril. = General
Grend, S6erbefeblsbaber Ser ein-
betntiden Sruppeu, bat geitern
obenO folgenoen 8eridt iiber Die
Greigniiie in ssSrIono beraltsgege-
ben.
8ie miIit1rifden Sperationen
3ipeds l1nter0riifrng oes glufitanoes
nebrnen ibren normaIen 8erLauf.
Bon einem organiiierten @ioerital0 |
Der HebeIlen fann man MIR in ge.
ptIIen @egenoen ipreden. 9os
Der aufft1noigen Bill.
bet oos Sadoille StroBen-9iitrift; |
bort befiroet ii1 aid 0as Boitge.
b1uoe, tpeldes bon ben MeDolutio.
ilGren ais Sollptqudrtier berliht |
miro. Ser $ruppenfor0on tpir6 in
iener @egen0 enger aitlonmeuge.
5ogen. 9lus berihieoenen SGuiernI
IN dnberen Sta0tteilen tpir0 ditfI
Die Srllppen gefeuert; aber es 6iirfte |
ni6t Ionge n1bret un6 oie Cider.
beit in oteien 3iItriften lit tpteOer
9urb Die 5euers6riin.
lie 1T GROCER Sa6idaben ongeri9- !
let tporoen; IN SadpiIle lit ebett.
FaIls an beridieoenen 6teIIen Sen.
n nusgebro6erl.
Gum guftonO iit es alt6 in Dem
Smtntn @aIlpaD lnto III @uniscor.
.bb 9efonmen; betrGdtlihe 0fl6e.
i0rlnlgen iino ferner in a.iIlarneD,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
Stlirmi(C6e Oe6ltten
i'm Bun0eSlenGt!
SranOeiS bhrite idJmcrIidD beItatist
iueroCn; ScHatOr SBepparO &C.
gen SanObarone.

@ai9ingtcn 20. 9lpriI. Sn1
gtnIoeoienat entipdnn iih ilber bic
9eitatigung beg Dom 9SraliOentcu
5lm wlitglieo 6eS S6erridter.Stol.
lpgiltmB ernalnten 9iedltsonipalts
2ouis 3. 9rauoeis cine itiirmii6e
3ebotte, itno nod ebe oielel6e gum
abidllB gefomnneH mar, Itellten 2
WhtgIieoer 0es SSuiti5tomitees Ole
gebauptltre auf, ouB Die @rnen.
ramg niht Giinitig cinberi9tet per.
ben miiroe. gs io1 iogar Elm oe.
motrotii6eS Wlitglieo oes aoritees
ii9 gegen Die 9eitdttglng geduBert
boben.
9unOesienator Sbepparo, Demo.
frat bon 8eras, belt i'm Senat
cine ldugere 9leOq, in ipelder er
oarmIf peripies. ooB Die Geretnioten
Staaten BON elmer nit ieoem mel.
tcren 3nge gr6Ber peroenoell
Sallooriltofrmie 6eorobt meroen
piiroen. @r bro6te oes6aI6 in
Soridlag, ein 9(menoenent Sur 4on-
ititutiou nn5unebmen, loltt tpeIflem
Der 9ongreB erind6tigt tDiro, Can.
6ereien auf5rfaufen, ielbige Su Der.
beiiern 8u por3eIlieren in0 0arul
nie0er oil sSnrmer 5it berfaufen.
i5erner ion Der 9ongreB ermdhtiat
lperoen, 5orrnern @eIo borauTtre.
den, uin oieie beim glnfauf bon
5orrnen 8lt iulteritiisen. Gin Der.
artigeS glmenoement, iagte Der Ieo.
ner, 1T gegenpdrtig I'M Staate
gioIiaduietts III Strait n1O bat ii6
DHi betpdbrt.
aus 0legiernngsfrciicn.
SSolgen0en Goloaten.g9ittpen in
glebrasta puroen Beniionen 6etuil.
ligt; 2Dtoin S. graipfor0, Gbappel,
S12; Nancp gleItou, Sails Gitp,
St2; gpa S. 9&@rem, omaha,
$i2.
Gin GtetIe 6es bon ieinem 30.
item 8ltriidgetretenen goItlneiIters Q.
81. Sen0rids an Siuanton, Sobine
GolllttD, 9e6rasfa, ipuroe 6rl. Gao
gfu5ifa 81 Dem glrnt ernourt.
9srfitcben6e 9nubbrigftragsr ipu.
cen ernaiut: Soma, Gorrectionutl.
lc, @eorge s. Sont6pen: 9ilton,
albin S. Gerrb; 9taIoil Gitp,
9eonnrO 6. gaitidn. Sottb 9afo.
ia, 5Iopo 9. ggeaber, 9In6refu g.
Cor 1tilO elmer 8. @iaiants.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
9lueiter (9ntte rrd1nnt iidl.

Ytt9oot yteb, %. gtpriI. Ger
rnbe Wiarion iDobnenoe 6ormer So.
cob llnger BAT ii6 in einen s[nfaa
BON @ciitcsitornng erbGngt gluf
Der erite Dinun icincr AShue bat
ourd erbongen SelbitfuorO began.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

gs besobIt It'd, in ben .aloi.
|iifiSierten sln3eieen" Der 1ri6ine gu
ntliloneieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
Weitere GruppGn
naC6 J1leTi6O ge(c6ic6t!
Sic @tnerdle Seutt nno 5nnTtoa
itatten (Sencral CbreguH cineu
!S6flidteitsbcirdD al.

Columbus, 81. gt., 20. 9lpriI. -
3oblreide anerifuuiibc StreittT1ite
Iageru is 9leileu tpetti6 bon
bier oil Der merifanilGen @ren3e,
i'm i'm 2aufe oes belitigen 9oges
in Mlerifo ein5umaridiercn. Der
gimnnrl6 ertoIgt auf 9efebl oes
Generals 9eribitg, Der befannt.
lih NIT ieinen Erlwpen tief In
Mlerifo itebt. g9os ben General 3u
bielem geieBI pcrdnloBt bat, iDir0
niht acingt, bod mill man tpiiicu,
OaB oieie 3silppen 0oju perlpenoet
neroen ioaen, INN Die @erbinOungs.
linie 3piiden Der @relt6e luo bent
SniIptqunrtier &eri1iHgs Su Der.
it1rtcn. Bon oaoercf Seite Dir0
beb1itptet, Dab cine Der Suilptbe.
.oingungen Der Stonfqrnj 3piiden
Sbregon mo Oen @ener1len 5lln.
iton mo Scott Die ieiH miro, oaB
feinc peiteren Trrppel nah Wieri.
70 geidift iueroen oiirien; lm0 bic
fem mill man III Der gSeiIe nor.
beitgeL Dab ioiort mebrere toiiienO
Mnut iiber Die @ren5e geben. GaB
man nber nidt gemiat 1T, Die SSagO
ouf giIa cili5riteIlen, gebt ooraus
hcroor, oab 3nr dorticblng 0eriel-
ben imloiicnOe 9prbereitirngen ge.
troffen tueroeu. a2e5rete neue
gleroplnne liuo bier eingetroiien
Gorfcbrlingen gum bfieren un0
ihneIleren transport BON 8roniont
iino in umIoiien0er 8eiie getrof,
fen tpor6en lno tdgih geben lanqe
3iigc nit ScbensnItttclu iulo aricgs
mottTiol nad Dem &allptquortier
Ses Generals Geribing ob. 9llles
oeutet ionitt 6oranf fin, 0nB Dor.
elmer norl1ilfigen 3urilf3iefun9
omerifantider Sruppen Gts @eri-
fo uorldnfig fetrle aieoe lit.
SDflidIfeitsbeindl.
eI goio, Ger, %. alpril. - Die
@enerdle Scott uaD SSltnitOn be.
gaben iid eeitern. llpgebeu bon ID.
rem Stab, nodl Ss,iiare5, Merifo.I
unb itotteten oem s meiIenoenI
merifaiiidel StriegsnifHfltsal Sbres.
gon eincn 9oflidftitsbeiud) ab Vte.
rifaniife 3rnppen biloeten bon Ner|
intenationulen 8riide bis 3llm ms.
rifaniihcn 3oIlanlt, mo ooS S3a.I
iomentreffen itattfdlo, SpaIier. 9ieI
Gtraben Der Sta6t lparen NIT Ell.
ner ungebeuren Mcni9enmnIic Be.
lebt. Seute uormittog ertpioerte
General 0bregon oen geiud un0
hegab iid nebft @efolge nod Dem
91ititdrbntptqilartier au 81 Baio.
Sieraltf nobm Die aonferen8 in Su.
are3 ibren Infang.
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$4.00 nns 5obr nurd Die Eoit.
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Grtrent iiber quite Neialtate!
Die TdgGi6e Omaha Gri6dneer5ie(te 6eGere
Re(u(tate a(S irgenO eln anOereS Cage6(atf

G. VI.
DRESS PLEATING AND BUTTON co.
Phone Douglas 31O9 1867 Paxton Block
Northeast Corner 18th and Farnam Ss
Omaha, Nebrs April 90 1915.
Omaha Tribune Co.
Sirs:-
/ enclosing change of copy OF my ad am
glad to say that l have had good results
from past copes-in fact better results than from
any other daily paper.
Yours respectfully,
G. A. Van Arnam.
Herrenl
Anba sende ich linen Aenderung menes
nserats. Ich freue mich, konstaieren koennea;
dass ich CUTE Resultate meiner Anzeige hattie
- tatsaechich bessere Resultate ais irgend
anderen Tageszeitung
AchtungsvoI
u Van Arnam.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-10-12
The Garden Co..
Carbury, N. d.

Miss Ingri Lermo has been
visiting with Mrs. E. E. Holt
the past week.
Among county seat visitors
from Carbury Saturday were
Miss Anna Kornkven, Gustav
kornkven, Ben C. Wall, Ernest
Forsberg, Bernhard A. Wall.
Algot Fors berg opened a
term of school in the Crowder
school Monday. Mr.. Forsberg
was one of the graduates Of the
Bottineau high school last
year.
Rev. ]. L.. Redahl of Souris
conducted services in the Vinje
church Sunday, exchanging
pulpits with Rev. Lunde who
conducted services in the Leslie
church. ,
Miss Sauna Wekseth is help
ing Miss Hilda Berge in the
cook car this week, taking the
place of Mrs. John Listoe, who
left for her home Montana
on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Sperre returned
Saturday from a three months
stay at Stanley. On her way
back she stopped off at Townel
for a visit with her brother, I,
I. Sperre and family. After {
short visit here she will go tt
Nebraska to spend the winter
with Rev. and Mrs. Gulleen.
Continued on page ~
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-10-12
Miss Clara Dalen was a visit
n at the Forsberg home Sun

Miss Clara Dalen was a visit
or at the Forsberg home Sun
day.
Miss leila Slower spent Sun
dayyand Saturday at her home
in Bottineau.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Arveson
autoed to Westhope Sunday for
a visit with friends.
Messrs.. Landrud and Joe
iSkapteson of Souris were call
ers in town Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Crogen visit
ed with her friends Ellen and
Christine Holt Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Lundgren and Mrs.
r. J. Molberg were callers at
Rafael Jennings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Listoe
were guests at the August Wall
home Saturday and Sunday.
Emil, Victor and Paul Gro
gen visited with Bonnie, Wal
ter and Willie Gorder Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glomseth
spent Sunday with Mr.. Glom-
seth's brother, l.. j., on the
farm.
! Miss Haydee Jacobs was a
week end guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clayton Rus
lsell.
County Treasurer IL. Glom-
seth and daughters Olga and
Carolyn spent Sunday on the
farm.
Henry O.. Berge was in town
Saturday and brought home
with him a fine new Monarch
range.
The teachers were pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. N.
b. Arveson last Wednesday
evening.
Miss Anna Kornkven left
Monday for Minot, where she
will enter the state normal for
the coming year.
Mrs. Hans Peterson will en-
terrain the ladies aid of the
Turtle Mountain church next
Friday afternoon.
Ingvald Berg and wife drove
out to Landa Saturday for a
visit with Mr.. Berge's sister,
Mrs. Ben Anseth.
L. Mork and family, Julius
l1Crogen and wife and Minnie
Krogen were visitors at the Ole
krogen home on Sunday.
Ole O. Berg and family and
Mrs. S.B. .Dyrstad and daught-
er Agnes were callers at the
August Zilke home Sunday.
Lars Olson and wife, G..
). NJ. Myhr and wife and Misses
Ingelev and Carolyn Glomseth
spent Sunday at the Fred John
son home.
Mrs. r. ]. Molberg (Bertina
Henning) Of Tunbridge, arrived
Saturday for a few days with
relatives and friends in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Dravland
are the proud parents Of fine
baby boy born on Tuesday,
lOct. 3. Mother and child are
doing fine. Congratulations.
Don't forget the Young Peo-
pies society meeting at the
home of L. B. Wall next Sum
day afternoon at four o'clock.
You can rest assured of a good
program and a good time.
Mrs. Jesper H%oibrenden and
daughter Hannah visited at
Rugby between trains Friday.
Miss Hannah has not been in
the best of health the past two
years butEof late has been i'm
proving under the care of DR..
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-10-12
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Guttu
were Sunday guests at l.. B..
Wallis.
Kristen and Gustav Korn-
kven antoed to Bottineau last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. decker
were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Slower at Botti-
neau last Saturday.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

By virtue Of the provisions OF the
following trust. deeds. one made Jan.
1st, 1908, between A. j. and Annie
Ernest, Of The County of Chickasaw
and State OF Miss. parties OF the LIST
part. and the undersigned. w. +.
Knox, Of the County of Chickasaw and
State of Miss, party of the second
part, and R. w. Chandler, of the
County of Chickasaw and State OF
Miss, party Of the Bird part. recorded
in Book SO, page % of the Records
Of Trust.Deeds in the office OF the
Chancery Clerk of Chickasaw Co..
at Houston, Miss, and another. made
on the 18th day Of Feb, 1913. between
the same parties but payable to r. W.
Chandler & Co., and recorded in Book
ITO, page 205 of the Records Of
Trust-Deeds in the Office OF the Chan
Gerry Clerk, at Houston. Miss. the first
trust deed being given to secure a
promissory note Of $4,000 due two
years from its date. Jan. LIST. 1913.
and bearing interest at 10 per cent
from date, and the second to secure a
promissory note of $4,000 due on the
LIST day Of Jan. 1914. bearing interest
at 8 per cent per annum from date.
and both being given to secure an in
debtedness on the following land: The
North 100 acres of the NE. / Of Sec.
3. T. Is, R. 4 East, Chickasaw Co.,
Miss. and default having been made
in the payment of both Of the said
notes at maturity. and it having been
requested of me by the respective
bene6ciaries to advestise and sell the
aforesaid land, | will, on the first Mon
day in February, 1916. it being the
7th day thereof, offer for sale and sell
to the highest and best bidder for
cash, in front of the court house door
in the City of Okolona, the North 100
acres Of the NE / Of Sec. 3. T. Is,
R. 4 East, Chickasaw Co.. Miss, or SO
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
both Of the said notes. with interest
and expenses incident to the execution
Of this trust The title to this property
is believed to be good. However;
shall convey to the purchaser only
such title as is vested in me as IrS-
tee.
Witness my signature. this 29th day
Of Dec. 1915.
w. P. KNOX. Trustee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
DLUMBING
THE RIGHT WAY---SEE
Il. Il. FAM
At Walter Smiths
Coveted BY All

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full head of hair. If yours is
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ing Price S1.OO. adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
Wonderful Alaskan poos.

The principal means Of Transports
ton In Alaska 10 dog sleds. A good
dog 10 worth $3.50 10 $500. He has
wonderful endurance and can I've On
Alaskan atmosphere
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
Prof. Of IneffleIenoy.

He--There's no use introducing me
to anyone. / can't dance" She
What nonsense. | saw you dancing
with Miss James the ether night
'Ysa, but she hasn't spoken 70 me
sinos.-IAfA
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
10 Drive out Malaria

100 4ha Old standard GkOVE'S
T1eTET'RSs chill TONIC. You know
@s.ee vou are taking, As the formula 10
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H..s..;ra ara Iron In tasteless form.
~ nslnIne drives out malaria, the
fre - Sniids NJ the system. 50 cents
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
pemaaoauss.

m every age the vilest specimens sf
Nmu,an nature are to be found amons
Anmaengnnmr-Lord Macanlay.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-20
Weak, Fainty Heart and
Mysteries

can be rectified by taking
"Renovine," a heart and nerve
tonic. Price Soc and $1.00. adv
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-01
WAGE ARBITRATION
 BOARD MEETS MEN

The wage. arbitration committee which left for Anchorage to fix wages on the government railroad this morning has snap compared to the tasks handled by the average arbi- tration committee.
 The labOrers want an increase. the merchants want the increase giv- en, the commission in charge at An chorage recommended an increase. in fact everybody is in favor of the i'm crease. There's nothing for the com mittee to do but raise the scale.
 The chairman of the committee is an unusual type of man. He plays fast and loose in joshing newspaper men, and in speaking of his fellow committeeman and himself adopts a braggadocie attitude. The other me1n- bers of the committee are quiet men who now and then ask pointed ques- tions. Nothing gets by them.
 It will be interesting to read the committees report on conditions in Alaska. In the meantime the Post has confidence that there will be no more wage scale trou >.c.-Seward Post