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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

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bon bem fOpeit nit Der SffsHiipe ers
5ieltsn erfols nibt ionbsrlid ermus
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sriffe unb ben @esendnsriffen, lpel9e
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MAIDEN. na4bem iie ibre 2ruppen toa-
aentrirt- baben. Bon bieIem Ltanb.
punt aus betra9tet iinb bic griplse,
bic Der GeiHD in ben pier 1dgsn Der
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tsno. IS geIans Dem JeiHb an msb.
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poaitdnbis serit0rten bsutihen GrGben
in Der eriten Ginie NIT sroben 9rups
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tpis i'm Sabre 1914 seb5rt. @ir fon-
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berpor, bab bic gritsn unb bic 5rail,
soIsn feline Jorti6riiie MAIDEN. Die
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iiibli9 pom Dnisiter sortf9ritts se.
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fenttihts @sri1t lautet ipie folst:
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befonberer Wiatisteit ereisust.
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sanssn JrOnt isati. es bunbelte I,tI
aber in ben meiiien GdlIen nm 0riIide
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

parts, 8. Suli. = Die Sffeniioe
Der Gran5oien III tpisber nGrbli6 uno
fiiolid Don ber Somme, bauptid9lia
aber fiibli9 bon benz JluB, nit aller
Wa6t i'm Gunge. 5n bieier 9egenb
iiHo bic JraH5oien Der StaSt perons
ne, sinsm pidtisen GiienbahutnotsHs
punt, Bis auf 5psi Weilen rube ges
tpmmeu. Die GinHabme poN peronHe
III fir bas gsmiibsn, bic aommuuis
,dtiousIinis Der 9sutiheu gu burds
breden, DON sr0btsr Didtisisit.
Welde Widtistsit bic Deuti4en
Sieisr Staot bsileseH, sebt aus benz
fiir9tsrliaen 9sssnangriff berOOr. ben
lie in lsstsn Raht ma4ten uno nit
b.m lie bic frans0iiI6.n ainien Biz IN
bas Oorf gslop<Gnz Sanisrre 3uriids
brdngten, bas iis eine 3eitldns be9aups
tsten. 9isies 9orf Iiest SpiI6eH gis
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fiibrt, bebeutsnbe bsutife 8eiitdrtuns
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binbsrt, NIT benz @orriiden Der 5rana
3oisn i'm Siibsn, Sdritt 5u baltsn.
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fnen ibre ppiitiOnsn sesen bic ans
griffe Der 8riten psrtbeicisen. Hnments
lid in Der llmsegeHb bon Ga goiiene,
tpdbrsnb bas BON ben 5rnnSoTen bss
brobie psronne psrbaltnibmdBis pers
nd9ldfiist ipiro, aiebt 3u bsm @lauben
WsranlufIuns, baB es ben Deuti6en
baiipiiddlih barum gu thun in. bic
britiite GffsniiDe gu brsden, ierbit
tueun fie ettpas Ssrraia TN SiiDen pers
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mar, baB unisre 5ruppen an etligen
asuntten etpas porriidten unb MIR
senos an goben perloren.
yam iibrigen 5beil Der sSront ipurs
be Der SteQungstrieg tpte tisber fOrts
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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tag in Elm 9rudenbod sebra&t tperosn.
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QSetterberiAt.

Sir Obto, Snbtartu, bds pela
li9e PernfblDanien unb bas obere uno
untere Nti4igan: S60nes Detter AM
8Onnerftag unb Sreitag.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04
CLARK's LOVE FOR j J WILSON i

From the south comes defiant declaration Of It
Speaker Champ Clark and thus very significant note
whole page to expressing s sentiments
gard to Mr. Wilson, 1t cartoons him weather with it's
weather whirlng about direction the wind
political happens to blow always keeping the weather
reelection. sfs
1t begins its Wisonian with this statement eve shall
call competent witness to that President Wilson has
faced both about every public question which
has he became President That witness Woodrow
The then proceeds to give several columns
of Mr. Wilson's varying declarations and positions quoting the
President himself to his changes of front It then
the matter thus: TO Us that President Wilson has n9
that he consistent only advocating that promises to
promote his reelection and his personal ambitions"
Nothing bitter than this could be said in the fire of close
campaign and by opposing political party But this said in
cold blood at time when political campaign being waged
party when there is within the Democratic ranks Tho
cratic the South that has been
porter of all things Democratic Press
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04
MEDICAL MEN MEET HERE,

ts Next Wednesday and Thursday,
May 10 and A, the State Medical So
ciety will meet in this city, and it is
expected that there will be large
attendance. A good program has
been arranged and the local committee
have hade arrangements for q good
time. The local physicians ask that
no one get sick during those two days,
as all Of the dortors want to attend
this meeting. eft
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

There promises to be interesting fight the Republican
nomination for Governor of North Dakota at the Primaries June
28h the present time there four candidates in the field
Col H. Frame present lieutenant Usher Burdc of
Hanna Geo. Smith of Plaza and Linn Fraser Of Hoope
ddate of the league Both Frame and Burdick
we'll throughout the State both having held State office
Frame has always been assed stawar while Burek has
is politics and probably will receive little support
outside of what the socaed egaue him. He
organization believe they control him elected They
claim control enough votes nominate him but that doubt
full It is unlikely that Smith will pull large vote he has
no organization behind him. -
The ph will be between Burdck and Frame and Fraser with
the odds probably of Fraine-Wahpeton Globe.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

The Chantauqua board held . meet
ing Monday evening and at than time
it was decided to extend an invitation
to Attorney +. T. Cuthbert to deliver
the Fourth Of July address. No bet
ter selection could be made, as Mr..
Cuthbert is recognized as an orator
and he will give the people something
worth listening to
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

proposed addition to the Munich school
with full basement to be used for
gymnasium and new heating plant.
This new building will provide sufi-
cient room to teach a full high school
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

FOR SALE: 1913 Model Overland
touring car, complete with top, cur
tains AMI in splendid running order.
Overhauled and repainted In 1916.
All new tires. Will sell at q snap
or trade for horses or cattle. E. M.
:. Crary, World Office. If.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

Hon. Frederick Cuthbe of Devils Lake. who entered the
field for the Republican nomination for congressman in this dis
% appeared at the Cavalier opera house Thursday evening
and addressed good sized audience the political issues Of
able and address here which touched
Mr. Cuhbert man Of pleas
address and made favorable impression upon Cavalier
people.-Cavalier Chronicle.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

course. Henderson school district is
financially in good shape, but spec
ial election may be called for later to
vote On small bond for this new i'm
proYement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

Two political sensations that sprung the State of Utah
lately have brought CONSERVATION to the Democrats Mr. NJ L.
Norris delegate to the Progressive State Convention startled the
delegates with the statement that far fundamental
ground He returned to the Republican and
accompanied by many other members of the Progressive
elected delegate the Republican Judicial Convention
in which he participated.
The other sensation the former State Sen
ator Babee life long Democrat that he only opposed
the removal the tariff but recognized the need Of
tariff ION things than to protect the farmers anufac
is business Of Utah and assured the Dem
ocrac nomination for the United States Senate he would
cep it. declined evidently because was no longer in sym
pathy with the policy Of his party. a,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04
WA N s

AGENTS WANTED-You can make
big money selling our guaranteed
Trees, Fruits, Roses. We pay high
est commissions every week. Free
Outfit and part expenses. The
Hawks Nursery Co., Wauwatosa,
Wis. 2tp
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

In talking with Ramsey county farmer who has been one Of
active members of League very recent
y when he severed his with that organization
reason that he believes the fellows who at the head it
has taken in exposing the fellows Ike Townley Bowen and their
that the long the farmers would find out that the World
right and that had done good work showing those f
which used by the band punderers been fixing
their salaries and spending the farmers money most reck
less way. n
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04


Munich Creamery Will Operate
Mr.. H. G. Hurrasch of Clinton, MINI.
has made arrangements to take over
the Munich creamery for at least two
years. Mr.. Kurrasch comes highly
recommended as first-class creamery
man, who has met with success in
this line Of business. This move will
no doubt be highly appreciated by the
farmers Of this community, who have
for the last few years been encourag-
ing the operation Of the creamery.
New Addition to Munich School.-At
a special election Of the Henderson
school district held April goth un-
animous vote was cast in favor Of the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04
MuN1CR
:

The World, Devils Lake, N. ID.
Dear sirs:-We would like to have YOU
make note of the following items in
your good paper:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

WANTED: Clean old cotton rara at
the World office.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

We want to buy clean old cotton
81. re World.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

MEMBER (6B)HRz7 -
LET 'EM YELP-TWILL DO EN- GOOD.
suckers tiS an Old :ps gaSes
degree of truth in politics, well in business
Some semmportant politicians Of this state setting up
print and finding publishers gulbe enough publish their
ances without giving thought to the origin the
moders public opinion is the Hon H. Harty Of Bot
o discussing aG The msrs e Gf
tsan league that organization not concerned only very
them spy
ing fault finders at the legislature in Bismarck Both of these
grese legislation from going on The the
True they have voted for but bitterly opposed much other
S did Fake o%
p 3 hs s
publican ticket He has brother leading socialist 0emee
T5 @ seff the a ms s
Htaon Of being the biggest boneead at Bismarck Both Of
that swept the country few years ago. and when the insurgents
everything they asked which turned the machinery The
kept nsurgng when there nothing to nsurge for For
e e by ey I
recent They lost opportunity to throw wrench into
by ward to the Re9s6sn publ party
political every !a good
that originated outside their click Bg sandere
one emnating from Alex McKenzieand in FACT for them
No good could out Of Nazareth" unless that particular
k that to keep the Repu6
as % I nt sads x he ts and
cra the further possible to split the Republican party These
and the kind Of renegade Republicans who responsible
his years. of government at the Of the OF
CLASSIFIED these fellows and men Of their type let US look
condition they have found themselves in
from the seeds Of dsenon they have sowe
bushe with 80 docage bushel these bid
5 sws sd %asG they 4 ps @ this sy
thing prairie fire and quite another to stop it.
s to e sss s nt Tier ssdefs s
that stolen leaf from the book
little blaze from the by such men as Hary
nett and bqded Id fire Of their which gives promise Of lasting
G Of s original have asaed the
ar s 29" a1S s #
the the e
Of Ssenon were the most freely planted 80 per cent
i the Meanwhile the cd time republican, who has
in front ranks of the Republican party fighting his on the
lev @ Ia on the nightly at the cont
that threatens the entire fabric its construction They
but think that the pot would be calling the kte black had the
League named their candidates from the ranks of the old time
surgen AS long the N p League would pull the chesnu
attempted ID to eat their own fruits 5 Of their tn
gnal" leaders It is question Of whose OK is gored
Now this article defense Non League This
toward and its conception Of that organization the merits Of
such not now Of discussion We simply to state
lica waters the state there time ago political
For while the uneers had possession Of the Ship then
the real officials succeeded driving of them
@ were eoGped the eas Now they have divided into
busy engaged in what be mortal combat between them
selves
meanwhile the regulars grouped att smile and say sh ka
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

SEED WHEAT FOR sALE:-1 have
700 bushels of pure Durham seed
wheat for sale. Can be seen at the
Lake Fuel Co. elevator.-Frank
Pitcher. tt.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

New Store for Munich.-T. B Hanson
has leased the v. s. Waldo store build
ing, and has put in a new stock Of
general merchandise. Mr.. Hanson has
years of experience liz this line of
business, and with the good opening
here will no doubt do a successful bust
ness. ~
Farm Lands Change Hands.-Henry
Lundine from Kansas has purchased
the John Unger farm, and has taken
possession about two weeks ago.
Paul Janowski has purchased the
100 acre farm from the Peter Aderian
estate adjoining the townsite. Mr..
Janowski will erect fine set of farm
buildings this summer near town fac
fourth street.
R. B. Biby has purchased the Victor
Richet homestead.
A. P. Eitzen will erect a modern
farm home on his farm south Of town
this summer.
Spring work is well under way, our
land is in good working condition.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

NOTE: It certainly gives US whole
lot of real genuine pleasure to hear
from our Munich friends.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

Spring work is we'll under way, ou1
land is in good working condition.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

FOR SALE-The Beeghly farm, $50
acres. Terms and prices reason
able. 2 1-2 miles from market.
Inquire Arthur NJ. Thompson, Min
OF, North Dakota.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

FOR SALE or TRADE Modern Six
Room Cottage. Excellent Location.
Address Box 1876. Devils Lake,
N. D. A..
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

A. P. Eitzen will erect a modern
farm home on his farm south Of town
this summer.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

FOR SALE: 100 acre farm in COL
vile Valley, Wash. The very best
Wheat or alfalfa. Wood for all
time. Near rural route and school.
All kinds Of finest fruit. Write for
description. N. D. Gleason, Addy,
Wish.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

R. B. Biby has purchased the Victor
Richet homestead.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-05-04

FOR SALE: Several good mich cows
also high grade Shorthorn bull.
FRANK SNOOK,
(Rural) z Devils Lake, N. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27

Hockey has become the favorito
winter sport of many young women
in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27

Here January /, Shriners' temple,
admission so cents.
Read what they have to say of him.
Greston Uowa) Daily Plain Dealer:
Mr. Nelson Darling. the foremost
business and club man of Oklahoma,
gave the concluding address on the
subject, The Community of Interests
This is fearless exposition of mod
ern business methods. We do not
see how man can afford to make
the statements he did without know
ing what he is talking about. He
surely gave US some eye-openers. Mr..
Darling shows the extravaganza Of
the mail order business. He attacks
the trashy magazine advertising. He
ridicules with scathing sarcasm a
good man of our modern business
methods. The mostIof us had scales
to fall from our eyes when we heard
Mr.. Darling. The business men of
Greenfield would like to have Mr..
Darling for a return date on the same
lecture. 12-27-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27
FAITH NTWS NOTES.

Mrs. Matte Strain of Pine Bluff
spent Thursday here with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Jones.
Ronald Helvie, who accepted a po-
sition at Tulsa, OKLA, after a two
months tour of Colorado, Wyoming
and Kansas, surprised his sister, Mrs
]. T. Herr. by making her short
visit Christmas morning.
Miss Jewel Conway of Pine Bluff
visited Mrs. J. T. Herr Christmas
morning.
J. r. Herr and family spent few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Heirs daughter, Mrs. F. Fl. Clay
Miss Mary Sims, who is a student
of the Pine Bluff High school, is
spending the holidays wiSl her par
ants, near here. A number of friends
spent Christmas with her. The weather
being so pleasant. several games of
droquet were played on the lawn,
while later in the afternoon the merry
party went kodaking. All enjoyed the
day.
Misses Ruby and Zelma Harrington
and Irving Harrington spent Friday
and Saturday here with their sisters.
Misses Lena and Gertrude Herring
ton, and their brother, Fred Herring
ton. They motored to their home at
Sheridan Saturday night, where they
will spend the holidays
Fred Cox of Pastoral is spending
the holidays with his aunt. Mrs. G.
c. Neale.
Louie Eaton, who. has been work.
ing in Pine Bluff. came home Thurs.
day night very i'll. Later it was dis
covered he had the measles.
Frank and Chester Huselton spent
Christmas with their uncle, Willie
Stevens, at Cornerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Greenlee. oil
residents of this place, enjoyed a
family reunion Sunday. All their
children, but Mrs. C. G.. Gillespie.
were present Those at the reunion
were Will Greenlee of Millville J. G..
Greenlee. Jr and family of Wessen
Leslie Greenlee of FlDorsdo: Mrs
Allie Radcliffe and husband of Kea-
ron. Mrs. j. E. Koonce and family
Nrs. r. L. Huselton end family. Mrs
Walter Peacock Nd family, a;' o
whom are residents Of this place. Mrs
| Gillespie visited them Sunday. 1t !:
70 be thought that the old people;
hearts were lighter than ever befor,
since the marriage of their children
in the delight of having them presen
together once more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27
EASY MONEY ISSUING
SPURIOUS DIPLOMAS
Federal District Attorney Clyne at
Chicago Has Evidence Of 'Inter-
national Diploma MILL

Chicago, Dec. 25.-Recent indict-
ments by state grand jury of sew
eral physicians and dentists for al
legged issuing of spurious diplomas
may lead to similar action by a fed
eral grand jury.
{ According to the evidence said tc
be in possession of United States Dis
trict Attorney Clyne, an "interna-
tional diploma mill'' is in operation
where men can purchase diplomas
purporting to come from big universe
ties in all parts of the world.
Men in all walks of life are said tx
have been deceived by members O
the syndicate whose operations are
reported to have been made known t.
federal ofidials by one of its mem
bers. The investigation is said t.
have verified admissions of the syn
dicate member.
( According to the official authoritie
the alleged syndicate sells thea
spurious diplomas from law, theologi
cal. medical, musical and otha
schools. 1t is said here that tn
evidence obtained by the federal II
vestigators will be placed before tn
federal grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27
MYERS PRESIDENT
OF BARRIERS AGAIN

The BARRIERS union, local No. 52l,
at their regular session last night,
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing year, and who will be
formally installed in office at the
meeting on the fourth Tuesday even
ing in January:
M. w. Myers, president, for the fifth
consecutive time; G. M. Drake, vice
president; T. A. Maxwell, recorder;
D. Liberty, treasurer; c. Beckelmeler,
guardian; J. w. Dugan, guide; j. W.
Dugan, CI Beckelmeier and c. Tarlton
| finance committees; F. Skinner, c
Tarlton and Cecil Land, trustees; T
| A. Maxwell, M. w. Myers, A. R. Dav
idson. C. Tarlton and F. Skinner del
egates to Central Trades council; A
r. Davidson, press correspondent.