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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-09-28

MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES
With optional payments. Complete
set of Abstract Books % al Land I'm
Audubon County, kept up-to-date,
Insurance written. CHAS. BA0LEY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-09-28

CARRIE BROOKS WOOD, DENTIST
Located one door north of DR..
Brooks office on the ground floor.
Audubon, Iowa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
AieS xxS 9as.


a6sobrre Maper e Bro. Der
auttionirien ssiisrn i'm gfuftrage Dor
6. r. Sornbsrssr. ofm Ra6labpsr'
ipali.r BON Mlarp GGiping, bas Saus
10. 1884 5off 4psnue. gs purb'
fir $179O bon Jreb. Scoring er.
itanben.
Der amiirsnbe Stabtantpali
Goutbportb bat ss seiiern ubselebni
bem gsrlansen bes elnDults Sobr
Hoasrs au entIprehsn unb cine Gin
baltstlass s.ssn bic GHneaDeriehrs'
fommiifion anbdnsis 81 MAIDEN, uH
lie baran su perbinoern ibrem Redtsi
beratbsr osm pormolissn 8lrsermsis
fer 3, g. Gpisssl oas ibm betpillist'
Saldr aus3utsaabltn.
- elnipalt 2bornbpis. Der Elm.
alass ssssn Siaerbeitsbirettur Grisb'
Ianbsr anbinsis gemdf]t buben mol
IL, bamit sefpiTe polisiftep nidt msbr
gum Reparirsn Der 9luiomobile be-
poIi5sibspartemsnts beniibt iriirbsn,
bate nit isinsm Nnfudtn beim am'
tirenben GtabtanipaIt Scutbportt
ssin sud bsaH 6srs esut4nortt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
THE UNION GAS & ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat Power Co.

GERM @elegeitbeit tutte, ibreu Git
elnSunebnieu.
ga 6loB F.. g den.
sSennie gteufom lit 5eitamerttspoa
itrederin non Charles $. gfeufon
&eripuaIien $4,000, @ritilbeigen
tbum $4,000.
Marp &. cFeIobaus lit Scliaments
2oIlitrcderin Don Carolina sSelobaus
Gerionalien $4,000.
g9nl. 0fiQer lit gtahlatpcnpaltal
bon gli5obetb gdller; Gerionaliei
5000, @ruuoeiscntbmn $4,000.
Soiepb 9ocble iii RahlaBuerlpal
ter Don Gsc:lia qurbsn; 9runo'
eigentbum $500.
Sutherina aaBIer lit 3eitaments
politrederin BON 9alll aubler
@runoeigeutbilm $1,000.
2ouiie Siferqer lit gtafIa5per
malterin BON @illiam @aIfer; Ser
icnalien $500.
@ec. 9intnlire oernladt fem Der
m6een all ieine @attin GIi5nbctt
9infntire lmo GSreo $. 9feSoebaie
bus feline an ieine @attiH anna Reb.
bebaie.
@eo. Stoa oermaft iein @errl0
gen an ieinc @attin Sij5ie StolI ali
2ebelis3eit lmo raf ibrem Eooj
1leid)beitIi6 on feline airOer.
Ger perionIite g}ad,IoB bes Serri
&node (SnpdepieieD betrdai
$1567. 80.
@erf6teocnes.
@ml &llplman erlangte Elm llr
tbeiI iiber $40 aeeell Sernarf
aombrud. Die 2tquio Gorbontt
slcib 60. elm ioldes iiber $393.Sl
Geecn Chris. @ngel.
@ultap Sebr. 63C Crescent aue..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

rdtbst bat, gsiAieben iein, neil er nidt
fir lie iorgts, lih ansebl. nit anosrel
5rauen berumirieb. iie iorttpGbrsno
mibbanoslts Lib an 3. Septsmosr
b. s. setpa!iiIm aus bem Saui. se:
jagt bat.
Marb Grail bat cuf 9runo
BON 5runtiu1t, briltaIer gsbanOIuny
uno neil er ii, tpessn anbsrsr 5rauen
ustnadlGiIig; bat, cine Stsibunsss
ilage gssen oerbert 20. Grail anges
itrsnst. Die Seibsn beiratbetsH ain
%. Situbsr 1904.
sic traniit Gloria numb /.
Die @elbon Motor 80. itrsngts
geitern cine alase iiber $3.50 ssg:n
ben betanntsn 4utpmpbil Wetiidb>
rsr 9arip R:ita an unb lieB @eIoer,
ipel6e oerisI5, bel berIG,eoenen bieiis
gen s}irmsn it:ben bat. ioiuis au9 ell
SuoIon Qu,>, bds iie 1em 9ertld9s
ten am 80. 2lusuit 1916 fir $3.50
Dertauft BAT, bei9lasnabmeu. Der
0srtlaste, Der idon bei uielsn 4uto'
rsnnen ben Gisg baponss.raaen bat
unb Dor ben tisiissn gisnnsn du6
aIlsntbd!6en lls Der ialbri6einlih:
Sisser be3si1nst tpurDs, bate fiir
Besabluna oes glutps einsn Shed ss'
ssben, hsr jsood Don be- 0aut Hi6t
bonorirt tpuroe.
Aaoen ias .aIagen.
g6oIpb gSal0ner 3iO3
gurnet sloe., Ser am 80. Sirni 1916
auf g,etreiben ieines @dhiitstonfiir.
tenicn sacob Goldberg, 224 Sit 8.
Sirai3e, pegeu anseblifen ttatIifen
alnsrifis perbaftet, iebod) am Z.
9lngft 1916 i'm Stnotserift frrige.
iprofcn ,puroc, bat oebbalb cine
9lase iiber $3.50 eesen Goldberg
angeitrengt, Gr bebai,ptet, 6ab Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Gigger.S Sralpal.

Sbcmas &eLleb ppu go. 1922
MaiH StraBt, Der 9ei6dftsagent Der
Bigger Union erfpirtte eeitern Saftz
befeble gegen SSIuac 8iibop, ben prds
iibenteu Der 9iibpp Rig9ins Co., beis
len Sobn Retion gtibop unb gesen
prescott QFtins, ben SuperinteHbeus
ten Der 5irma unter Der 9lntIaee bes
tbdtlidcn 2lngriffs.
3ieie SaftbefebIe tpuren bic 5pls
gen zines 3ufammeuitpbes, gu pels
dem es 5tpiIden Selep uno ben BET
ben giIdpfs unb 9tttins um ct. Utas
rten !opIpitul 9etommen mar, mo-
giT6op eine 2ln5a6I 2eute arbeiteu
bat. Die Seaep bebduptet purben
BEL bsm 3uIommenItpB fiiuf Shiifis
absegeben, bic ieoOt teiu llubeiI an
ri9teteu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

59atia6e DON Isiner gepFaftung in
o1en 3eitlmgen peroilcntlidt un0 er
oa6urf) III ieinem seidyaftlid)en, ME
au9 perionIihen gui geiaabigt nor
cen lei,
slus abnIi6em @run6e reidtc
Souis aofins cine alaee itber
5000 gegcrl Die Gueen Gitp Goal
50. Elm. Gr uIaf,t gelteno, OuB Die
8aieQid,ait i'm an 3. 9luauit 1916
inter Der s(nflnge Ses 0iehitahls
pcrhuiten IieB. er aber am II. 9lu5nit
1916 i'm Hol5eieeridlt ebrennou frrl'
Qeiproden pcroen iei.'
minnie Sadicn urrb 9 n.
;SaaIon itreEgten eGtern 1e cine
8luge iibsr $10,o50 ssgm ". Srpps
ne & SO. uib Die Shnronpiae Sanf
an. Gle MADDEN 1elteno. OaB gromne
Y Gc. am 81. slu1uit 1916 Dos 8It-
taben eines geTpiiien u. Sacfion bel
ser Sbarolrpiae ganf nit geihldJ
beIegen lieBen. Sntclge ocllen babe
Die sanf iif gcpeiaert, lire (StIa'
qcr's) @beds 5n bOuorIren. trosSem
Sieielben ourh elm @lttbaben poll
ltan6ig geSedt paren, 9urf, oiaic
@eiserlng ieteu lie aenptbigt gene.
len, oas 9eIo, oos lie bralttten, 81
borgen. troboem lie iold,eS bel Der
9ont oeppilirt totten. 9ieier tliH'
itano babe ttmeu pieie itnangcne1me
Sd)erereien nerliriadt iutS aud ibrct
iinar5ieaeu Hui geihGbigt.
slui @rrno erIittener 8erIetln9cn
bat Z bereia 9aier cine aIa9e
iiber $4,000 gegen Die Cincinnati
Srcctioit so. angeitrcngt. Sie fiibrt
oil, haB lie am 10. 0e5erlbcr 1914
in elmer GIarf Strabe Gar 81 SpSell
itiir5te ino id, erbebIib berleete,
NEIL Die Gar peiterilibr ebe iie (aIa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

I "a Der belItise eriic abenb bes
Sierieins Der 5iingtail.a .aapelle a!s
Der Sriegerpereinsabeno beitimlIri
porOen lit, iperben iiD feIbItreocno,
Ocnt her eneraiiden slgitation DOT!
Serrn Soeilrp Suermnnn, benz Brdli'
Senten ces decentralization Gric.
gerb!ilbS Die Ntitglie6cr Der bieiigell
Diilltdrpereine nit ibret sSamiliel
poll5ablia eiultellcn iino ailh nod
sSrcllnoe imo gefannte IN bellct
Sdaaren initbringcn. siuberbem 1T
oaiiir Gorge gefrdgeH moroen oaB
Die ,Sabne bes HorSamerifahilfcH
ariegerbunos ioiuie ole sSahnen DIS
Gelitid,en 2anolpehruereins nnb oeS
3eitidcn @tilitar. llntcritiiBlirgs.
Bercins 5ur Stellc iein iinS ben gsu.
iifpanillon idyHiIden iperoen.
Ia befanntlid Der Heinertrag Scr
aon5erte 5um Yeiten Der AriegsnOtb.
leibsnoen in Der alttn SeimatG per'
ipsnbst perben ioa nnb bic Sentife
unS EeiterreidiidpllngariidJe Silfs.
aeiellid)ait nnr Oireften 8ortbeil bon
ben Gintrittsfartru bnf, bic an Cen
oiiisicllsn Yertanfsiielien eritanbcn
,ucrSem, 10 iuerocn ale Srtnmoe mro
,sorSerer Sieies llnternsbmens Srin.
gcno erind)t, iidD lire Giutrittsfarten
in einer Der iolssnben 8erfanfsitel.
len 1T iidJern
$. qIberb, 1903 Dalnut Ctr.
Deutider &lub, 1407 Waluut Str.
Die Rub. Wurliber Co., lit Sit
8isrte Sirabe.
Wsismann's apOtbete, Zine unb
uuiperIitp.
Otto aas gpOttets. @ins unb 2is
berip Strabe.
W. 6. Sdott, apoibets, Rsabins
Roab unb Rodbale 2tpsnue.
Rotbe &rsu5 9fpotbste, grten6reder
unb gurnst 2lpenue.
RoIsntbal, 4potbst., 8. unb 9in..
pludsr's 4potbts, 3343 @ins ct.
Bob unb Ssblsrs alpotbsis, 9ine II.
McWiqan.
9udsrt's apotbets, @ins u. gor.p
Strabs.
Dos unb aaiamps apOt6..., IL.
unb gine Sirabe.
$. Straub. 8. unb Walnut Strabe.
Gbas. n. arobu II. Co.. Com. 9ria
6une glbs.
gbas. Doerr's unb Cons 9ddersi,
1107-1l09 9ine Strabs.
Sobn oft. 1899 8ine Strabe.
Gine. 9oltsblatt Offies.
gine. Srsis preTe.
Musblsrs guhbanblung, 1928
Main StraB..
nm. gpbmdnn, 1888 9ins Ctr.
g. Jrisbsr 8c Son, 8. unb @in..
Sdmiblin guf., 1905 Wain slDs.,
Rorpoob.
glorb Ginc. 5urnballe, 9int unb
Daniel Strabe.
We6er Bros, 1912 Dine Sirabe.
4ft Ssibelbtrs. 522 Zine St.
9lffenbrobel alub. Walnut unb
Mercer Strabe.
German Rosders. 1125 Uine ct.
Jrant Rsnn, 9ine unb Mereer
Sirabs.
@rammsr's Cafe, 1888 Walnut
Strabe.
8. 6asfn.r, 9ibsrtp unb Gin Ctr.
anton @lidiiein. Ginblap unS
Gin Strabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Semte
Gicbt bic aapeae Ses 9ritten Sent
Iden Seebataiaons ibr critics
aon,ert i'm 600.
Seute 1T Der ariessrabsl,S.

@om beutigen gbenb a,L tpiro iiir
fir Die nadSien sfpoli Gage liritreitig
Der 3ocIcgiide @artet bas 3ial oer
crtlifer @a,lberimgen oes bieii.
Gen Ieirfdthrims biIoen. gilt es Sof)
Sen ,paferen oeirtid)en Ruiifern, Ben
WiitalieSern Der Stapeae oes 9ritten
Gaititen Seebataiaons, ipelfe Die
beIoenniitbige 8ertbeiSisung bon
9iirgtat gcsen bic gelben Soroen Ser
ssapnner ntitsenradlt, onrsutbiri. bas
Cincinnati ibren geiud 5ii ipiiroig.ii
lpeiB uno fie in ibren Genriibungen
5urn geiten Ger arieasnotbIeioeno,t
in Der alten Seinlatb tbatfraitig I'M.
terii:itt.
gia ISABELLE triiit beiite sbenb hier
in uno rirb tpenisc Strloen nad)
.brer slnfiinit tereits I'm 8ooIogi.
ipcn @arten ibr critics 9on3ert Je-
ben. 9oB ben @eiuderu Ses beiltisen
slbenOs genubrei9e Stunoen bepor.
itcben erbeIt aus Dem folgenocn
hcdintereiiaiS.m a,rogramnL Oas
Wiii,ifmeiiier 8. g. @iae. Der 9iri.
sent Der aapelle fir ben Gr0ffnlngs.
abeno 5iifanlmenestellt bat:
1. SbetI
TaSebfp @lnrif Rob. StranB
NaccrSi SipertIlre. aela Uela
s,criGnites @cIniides 9ieo gnrplp
NelcSicu ans 2obensrin. !. .g8agncr
2. GbeiI.
Euperhlre 9iieir5i !. =. Eaaner
9im Mecr, 2ieb. Z. Sd)Mbsrt
(Scliit Serr Mcimbaro)
3ueite llnaariide Nbnpiobie. Gift
Niitoriihe gi1ridp: Ter OeiIaner,
Der Sobenirieoberaer, Der 1orsan.
err, Der stcburger. Der e)orfifc.
Der Barrier Giipugsmarlh, Der
9feifieirburger i.no Der aaiier.
nlarib bon Waolier.
3. SbeiI.
e!nffor0crirle gum ann5--
.G. ~. pon Weber
AriegerIeben. Yctpourri ans beiit.
ft,en SoIoatenIiebcnl SeibengInIj
Spsi Wdride fiir Gdnfarentronipe.
ten aeifelpaifen ,uto Ordeiter
..;-,......----sss--....l ~. .Senrlcii
81 Sebrbflin.
~ asesarlttsrG Gmfara
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

9eben Si. in Geiern? siaS Die Standardization ,bres
6auies Surd ieiue llHbeqnemIiafeiten beeintradst?
Saus 81 balten nit ben Sacilitdten BON eeern 1T ee
lnDbige Seorduns. gtad Der setrisen @eiie gu ebeu
bringt Sic un plele Innebmltdtelten oes 2ebens
9as 2idt 9eern lit oas @aslidt Dber Die alte 2ars
pc aus @roBmutters 3asen Die 2ape olse Der Serge
neil Sbre @roBmtter Die Sortbeile hber Die Serge
taniite. Sas 8oslibt Iol9te oann Der Sampe
Sas 2itbt BON geiteru, uelbes arf adert lpo beral
rno berunersebt, beoari Der IumertIafet. peruriac
Sdmub uro Taud. 9as 2ibt bon seitern entpideIt
audi unsetuinlfte Sibc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

DIS 0ermiBt puroe geiieru bel
ppIiSei Die II Sabre alte Bertha
Spencer, Don Tp. 3760 Goparbs
Roab. eemelbett. Die Wlutier befiir6
tet, pie re Der PpIi5ei m;ttpeilte. bag
ihr S66terIsia iid nit Setrdtbsess
oanten trdst unb iHfoIge beKeu tpurz
ben bic geamien i'm Prpbotseri6t ers
Iu6t feline Seiratbsli3ens fir bic ius
genpli4e DurbbrsRnerin alsSuiteQea,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

,Gppilgton, aD., gtadtpGdyter IN
eirem &itblipeifer int 8eiteno, osr
Dor ei1tigen Saaen uerbaitet mlroc,
neil er junge MGo4en IN bas gtdbs
liiiement lpdte uno BORT ilfl5iiftige
Sanolungen pornabnl, plaibirte &C.
itcru inn 9yugenOeeridlt i6lIl0ie nto
m,roe BON 9iihter gtippert 5u $50
uno Soften perlutbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

fbeilie inn e,Itern NIT, baB er einen
berartisen pro3eb nidt anfrensen
tpiirbe, ba cer DISQUALIFICATION bns
Redt babe feline llnterbsamten na6
@utbiinfen au bsfddftiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
atms ben 0eriHtsbbien.
Ger befannte Gnto.gScttiabrer Garir
Neita anf 3abluns cines eritau.
beneH Mntos Derflagt.

samuel peaesd fpieber in 5rubel. -
eheideibunsstl1sen obns Gnbe. =
S4dbenerfabfdae. - Na4lab<Sas
den. - 0eridiebene.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
MAtsebu SHpnate Belt gum 8esablen.

Waben getelg Die er6e 2etun9 Seben Sic
geSabln getag
den3a5nseu angt tepbpni 16 d5rbe
nhpr npthpn nnr hei
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08
PREPAREDNESS PARADES.

NEW YORK has set the pace
for preparedness parades. 1t
held the first sound money and
prosperity parade in 1896. In
1902 Milwaukee followed with
a full dinner pail parade, which
was reviewed by Mark Hanna.
There ought to be a prepar-
edness parade in every town..
IF the nation is to be prepared
every citizen should be we'll
clothed, we'll fed and we'll
housed. We know of no surer
way to put a u. S.. citizen in
fighting trim than to give him
a home to defend and the mus
Gle and vitality to defend it.
Pay him we'll, give him rea.
sonable hours of labor, and he'll
do the rest. The biggest pre-
paredness parade will be held
labor day. The best motto for
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

THOMAS HALL, the present
secretary of state, is a candi-
date for reelection and his
name will be on the republican
primary ticket to be voted for
next month. Now, the genial
Tom is running up against
some opposition from certain
quarters in this campain and
the Journal has been listening
for the reason thereof, and
summed up, it appears to be
simply the chickering's of a
bunch of disgrunted ones who
have failed in their attempts to
Line up" the secretary in mat
tiers tending toward personal
advantage and profit. We be-
lieve Thomas Eall is Ole of
the state officers, who does his
whole duty always as he sees
it, and that he has no strings
on him, and that it will be
demonstrated, when the votes
are cast, that the republicans
of this state appreciate the
good and faithful service he
is rendering in the important
position he has been chosen to
fill. Secretary Hall should be
northumberland reelected
Mimic Journal.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

O. J. SORLIE of Trail county,
recently announced his candi
dacy for Lieutenant Governor
on the republican ticket against
Hon. A. T. Kraabel. His only
reason for becoming a candi-
date, he frankly states. is be-
cause Mr.. Kraabel accepted the
Endorsement of the Nonparti-
sian league for the office and
felt honored in doing so. This
is sure giving the cold direct
to the farmers organization,
1t is now up to the farmers of
North Dakota to resent the in
suit and give Mr.. Kraabel the
largest vote of any man on the
ticket. It takes some gall to
oppose a man for office simply
because he has the farmers
with him in an agricultural
state like Ours.-K e n m a r e
Journal.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

A RECENT issue of the Mime
apolis Journal contained a press
dispatch under a Bismarck
date line to the effect that a
meeting of democratic leaders
had been held in that city for
the purpose of attempting to
elect democrats on the supreme
bench. Last week the Courant
editorially criticised this appar-
e ntattelnpt to again drag the
judiciary into partisan politics.
Reliable information comes
from Bismarck to the effect
that no such meeting was held,
and it is quite apparent that
the "dispatch' was sent out
purely for the purpose of injur-
ing Judge Fisk, the only demo
cratic member on the supreme
bench at the present time. In
this day of political sculdug-
gerry it is by no means inpro-
bable that such is the case. The
COurant would not Willingly
aid and abet any movement of
this kind. Judge Fisk has
proven to be one of the fairest,
best and ablest supreme court
judges North Dakota has ever
had and we sincerely hope that
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

AS the campaign progresses
the Grand Forks Herald is
commencing to show the hoofs
and horns. After flirting
timidly around Burdick during
the last few months, it comes
out fatty in Sundays issue in
editorial support of Jawn
Frame. Those who had really
deluded themselves into think
ing that the Herald would sup
port Burdick have at least had
their eyes opened. 1t is really
unfortunate for Frame, how
ever, that his candidacy should
be handicapped with the stig.
ma of the Herald's support.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

The time for the North Da-
kota primary is approaching,
and candidates and their
friends are active. The filings
have been made, but there were
no surprises at the last mo-
ment. The campaigners of the
Nonpartisan league are at work
all over the state, and it is con-
coded everywhere that the
state candidates of that organi-
cation will receive a large vote.
Grand Forks Herald.
The Herald is becoming
downrig ht reckless. F If 8 t
thing we know Jerry Bacon
will be denouncing it as a So
cialist sheet.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

this and every other communi-
ty in Kansas r buying their
printing and blanks from mail
order houses in Kansas City,
Topeka and cities even more
distant. Every dollar sent out
of town for the purchase of any
material that is sold here is ad-
ded to the resources that the
business men of other cities
are using to fight the growth
and expansion of business in
Salina. The papers are going
to keep right on doing their
duty to the home people and
they have the undoubted right
to expect patronage and sup
port in return -Salina Kan
Union. .
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

national defense will be found
at the head of the professions:
Eight hours work, eight
hours sleep, eight hours re-
creation.
Henry Ford did 10, 0 times
more for the defense of the ma.
ton when he fixed a minimum
wage of So a day in his factor.
les than he could have done il
he had invented a Accent.
meter gun. -Fordville Chroni.
Gle.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

THE newspapers of every
community are doing the most
of the fighting it favor of local
business as against the mail
order houses of the country. To
reward the local press of it's
loyal and consistent support
many of the business men OF
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

TEDDY has already given it
out cold that he will not only
be nominated by the Bull
Moosers, but by the republican
party as we'll. But why the
modesty? Why not include the
democratic party also and
make it unanimous?
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

If we get many more of these
million dollar rains the "rubes"
will be getting reckless and
suuander another six dollars.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

THERE is nothing m O e
pathetic in the present cam
paign than the desperate at
tempt of Froggy Smith to at
tract attention to his political
cavortings.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08

he will be retained on the
bench as long as he desires to
serve the state in that capacity.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-08
0ffioIal Newspaper Of City Of BottIneau.

ADVERTISING RATEs-The charge for dis
play advertising space in the Courant Is
based on IS cents per inch. single column
measurement. each issue: annual rate Is
,ents:s special position Is cents. Legal ad-
vertjsing legal rates; locals" 10 cents per
inc: reading matter 10 cents per line.
ylassified ADVERTISING s cents per line.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25
SORORITIES PLEDGE
MANY NEW MEMBERS
Fifty Three to be Initiated After Mid
Year ExaminatiOns-Elev Reg
istered From Moscow

Fifty-three college girls were yes
terday pledged to Greek letter sOror-
tiles, according to announcements
made today. Of this number eleven
are registered from Moscow. AL
though the pledging takes place at the
end of the first week of college, in
itiation into the fraternities will not
occur until after the mid-year ex-
aminations.
Kappa Kappa Gamma has announc-
ed the following pledges: Clara WHIP
perman of Idaho Falls, Catherine De
Kay of Blackfoot, Myrtle Gano. Myrtle
Zeigler, Helen Fallquist, Pearl Doyle,
and Carol Brynes Burkhart of Moscow,
Mamie Krumpacker of Nezperce, leila
Bigham of Kendrick, Othel Martin
Severns of Troy, Ruth Curt, Virginia
McRae of Spokane, Gladys McRae of
Kamiah, and Lillian Wagner of Spo-
kane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25

Chi Delta Phi has six pledges. They
are Eunice Keller of Spokane, Hen
rietta Goldman of Harrington. Wn.
Ella Hall of Starr, Catherine Leysor
of Gooding, Cora Campbell of Coeul
dAlene, and Gladys Strater of Boise
Delta Gamma has announced he1
pledges to be- Marion Phittendon of
New York, Claire Sullivan of Spangle,
Lois Miller of Shoshone, Edna Coutts
of Pendelton, Grace Taggert, Gail Tag
CERT of Colfax, Thelma McGerr, Mar
garet Ross, Catherine Logan of Boise,
Pauline Fields of Twin Falls. Eliz-
abeth Bowerman of Pocatello, Violet
Johnson of Occur d'Alene, Anna APP
pei of Emmett, and Agnes Peterson
and Lois Parsons of Moscow
Pledged to Gamma Phi Beta are
Bathaline Cowgirl, Grace Rubedew of
Spokane, Mary McKenna, Jessie Smith,
Clarinda Bodler, Lorene Latta, Ethel
Babcock of Occur d'Alene, Gladys
Dwight of Twin Falls, Helen Douglass
of Boise, Marion Barnes Of Nampa,
Bernice Bowers, Marie Bonham of
KELLOGG, Margaret Denning, Freda
Marie Soulen, Ferol Richardson of
Moscow and Elma Milgarde of Col
Gov
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25
Mss NAE JOHNSTON WEEDS
Becomes Bride Of F. H. Van Slyke al
Home Of Parents On South
ASbury

Miss Mae Johnston and F. H. Var
Slyke were married yesterday at high
noon at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston
324 South Asbury. Rev. G. w. Kitch-
en- of the Christian church read the
marriage service. Only relatives and
close friends,were present
Mrs. Van Slyke is we'll known in
Moscow, having lived here for the past
IL years. She is prominent in lodge
and church circles. Mr.. Van Slyke
is connected with the Idaho National
Harvester company.
After October 18th, upon their re-
turn from honeymoon at the coast,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Slyke will be at
home to their friends at their new
home, TIC West Sixth street.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25
WANTED-ROOMS AND
RESIDENCES TO RENT

Parties in Moscow having rooms or
residences, furnished or unfinished, ;
to rent may list the same with the
There will undoubtedly be large in
crease in the enrolment this fall and
the University authorities are anxious
to obtain accommodations for the in
coming students and faculty members
Write at once to Francis Jenkins
Bursar, University of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25
A CANCELLATION

A telegraph clerk in an outlying dis
ton getting the better of his nerves
and telegraphed to headquarters
Cant stay here am in danger of life +;
surrounded by lions, elephants and
wolves"
The hard-hearted clerk at head
quarters wired back: There are no
wolves in the Sudan
The next day the desolate one re-
piled: Referring to my wire of the
18th, cancel wolves. kansas City
Journal.