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already taken out and sold tungsten
to pay back their investment and over
S., 1000 profit in the first forty days OF
the lease, and profits growing larger
daily. ~.
Farmers are doing fine here also in
our prairie counties. For instance,
own six square miles (sections) right
in the middle of Adams county, ~
miles east of Denver in Antelope val
ley, each and every acre Of four square
miles of it being as level, smooth and
fine as any section or any forty acre
tract in Iowa and not an acre ploWed
on it, while farmers are joining on all
sides of it, and raising big crops ev
cry year, and not one crop On any
of their farms has yielded less than
$40 an acre for wheat, corn, oats OF
beans annually for the past four years
while some have more than doubled
that yield, and no irrigation needed in
that district, and none ever used in
many miles of it as far as ! can learn
Alfalfa does fine on all this valley
land without any irrigation whatever
and an alfalfa mill at Byers (close by
grinds hundreds Of acres of alfalfa
into meal and sends it east to fatten
Iowa stock, while many carloads OF
alfalfa are baled and shipped to Vir
ginia to be mixed with tobacco and
sold for the benefit of eastern smok
ers who like such blend better than
clear tobacco, and believe it is better
for their health. ..z..
Adams county farmers raise Mexi
can beans, Australian white corn and
Iowa@yellows dent corn with good sue
Cess, and never any, failure, while; win
ter wheat fsst the great grain crop and
planted there by the thousands Of
acres and. always with immense profit
while dairy stock, poultry and hogs
are relied on as being safe money max
ers, hog cholera never being known
here, and Denver has q big market
for everything a farmer raises.
These farmers mostly use gasoline
tractors instead of horses for all theil
blowing and heavy farm work, thrash
ing, ETC., and hauling grain to market
Byers and Strasburg each have two
good banks and stores of al
kinds, and these towns are on the
Rock Island railroad from Omaha tc
Denver and on the Union Pacific from
Kansas City to Denver.
.,., Abner Graves,
*"'sas Denver, Colo.
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ARTIcLES OF INCORPORATION
Of the, ..,.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS saw
Y1I2R AARK
Of Boyer, Iowa.

" oVyOSs AVN. IT,
The persons whoes names are sub
scribed hereto, and all other persons
who shall become stockholders of this
corporation, hereby associate themselves
together as a body corporate and organ
ize and create a corporation under Chap
ter / of Title TX Of the Code Of Iowa,
and adopt the following Articles of In
corporation for the government OF such
association: 49, "
ARTICLE l.
Name and Place of Business.
The name Of the corporation shall be
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank, !"
and it's place of business shall be in the
city of Boyer, county Of Crawford, and
state Of Iowa.
ARTICLE II.
s.. Business -..
The general nature Of the business to
be transacted by this corporation shall
be that Of Savings bank, conducted un-
der the provisions Of Chapters 10 and II
of Title TX of the Code of Iowa and
acts Of the Legislature amendatory there
to; and this corporation hereby assumes
and takes to itself all and singular the
powers conferred upon savings. banks By
the laws Of Iowa, and accepts all the
duties and obligations imposed ttleFeby. 4
u b ss III ARTICLE IN sssss
Capital Stock.
Thu capital, stock of this corporation
600 OO), and shall lbe divided into shares
OF. one hundred dollars ($l00) each, and
shall be fully paid before the corpora
ton begins the transaction Of it's busiS
q ARTICLE ~.
Ta Duration.
The existence Of this corporation shall
begin on the date the secretary of state
issues his certificate of Incorporation.
and shall continue twenty years there
after; and the corporation may COM
mence the transaction Of business when
q certificate of the auditor of state shall
have been issued authorizing it to do so.
It's corporate existence may be terminal
ed at any time by q three-fOurths vote
Of the stock holders at any regular or
special meeting called for that purpose,
in conformity with the articles of incor-
poration and in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the statute. r..
ARTICLE ". T
Board of Directors and Officers.
Section /. The affairs of this cor
,porationS shall be conducted and man
aged bysa board of five directors, who
Il .
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DetlelS is using tNe Ole DIS AAo OAAlSS
and the other as poultry barn.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. P. Hoefer were Ma.
pleton callers Tuesday evening.
Little Miss Minnie Grell was a Wis.
itor in Schleswig Thursday.
Misses Rose Mundt and Edna Baak
were Charter Oak visitors Wednes.
day. j.,
Work has been begun on the trans.
mission line between our town and
Charter Oak.
Herman Baak was bus mess visitor
in Omaha the latter part Of the week.
MI. and Mrs. Theo. Munster and
family, of Schleswig, visited at the
Will Mundt home Wednesday eve
ming, ;..sg
/ Miss Manda Boysen, of Schleswig
visited with Mrs. Hugo Rix Tuesday
evening. 10.
A. +. Baak and daughter, Miss Mar
tina, were shopping in Denison Mon
day. "
Messrs. Will Grath, viii Below
and Lou Herbison attended the band
concert at Charter Oak Wednesday
evening. y
Mrs. Carl Grell enjoyed visit from
her parents, of Schleswig, the first vi
the week.
Mrs. Titus Shaw and children, OF
Minnesota, are paying a weeks visit
at the Gus Shaw home.
Otto Henning is giving his house q
new coat of paint this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grell were Schles'
wig visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. r. J. Munster was on the sick
list the last of the week. r
| Miss Mary Hins visited at the par
entail home last week.
VIM. Baak, of Schleswig was Rick
etts visitor last Wednesday.
Miss Flo French, of Charter Oak
visited at the Herman Baak home las,
week. .@H .A' y,
! Miss Lizzie Detlefs returned from
Ia, visit with Mildred Snow at Odebolt
|;ss sianl & nj, 46efrerss we're I
Charter Oak Visitors Saturday eve
ming. IT. H., NJ, ,........4t,. H. ,.,.+
Mrs. Nichalei and daughter, Of Char
ter Oak, visited with Mrs. Max Wuli
Wednesday, Il 3 4 b
Mr.. and Mrs. ". IF. Baak, and chill
dren visited over Sunday at Ute. Y
y. H. Detlefs was a business visitor
at Chicago a few days last week.
! A number Of people were entertain
ed at the VIM. Bretthauer home Sun
day. The afternoon was spent in mu
sic and social conversation, after
which a delightful, two course lun
cheon was served by the hostess
Thoe present were:
Miss Jessie Luney, Denison, la.
Miss Helen Vanderwall, Denison.
Miss Mary Luney,y Denison.
Miss Edna Bretthauer, Denison.
Miss Edna Baak, Ricketts,.
Miss gDelia Brandt, DeDison. =
Miss Flo French, Charter, Oak.
Mrs. Martha MunsteE Ricketts,.
Mr.. Allen Lyon, Denison., y
Mr.. Scott Maybury, Denison.
Mr.. Wilbur Vanderwall, Denison.
Mr.. Clifford Haughawont, Denison.
Mr.. George Schelm, Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. Rudolph Brandt, Denison.
Mr.. Carl Bretthauer, Iowa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohphe, Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt, Denison.
Mrs. Melohn, Cedar. Rapids I'll.
Mr.. Herman Baak, Ricketts,.
and Miss Flo French were Denisor
callers sunday.ag George Schelm, Of
Chicago, accompanied them back fol
a days visit with relatives. 49, 49,
+ Mr.. Herman and daughter Edna
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Langholdt and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mundt and
children, Bill Grath, John Munster and
Caroline Jurgenson attended the dance
at Herman Bahlman's Sunday evening
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from their. school duties at Morning.
side college. The Misses Barrow and
VanSlyke have finished a two year
course in domestic science. 3-G
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mattel left Fri
day evening for their new home in
Omaha.
Fred Breckenridge left Sunday for
Council Bluffs to be present at the
wedding of his sister, Miss Ida.
Miss Lucy Mcmahon, who recently
underwent an operation for append.
citis at the St. GATHERINGS hospital in
Omaha, returned to her home here
Sunday evening. She was accompan.
led by her two sisters, Myrtle and
Bessie.
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Meeting Mail Order Competition.

While the home merchant feels the
competition of the big mail order
houses more or less, yet he wastes
little time in denunciation of their
methods. If he is wise he tries to see
where they get their hold and applies
their ideas to his own. system.
A good showing could often be made
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RICKETTS, ITEMS:
+ **++* :: + + ~

The Larkin club met at the home OF
Mrs. Hugo Rix Wedn esday afternoon.
Misses Nell McGrath and Anna
Riemer were between train callers at
Schleswig Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Harding, Of Anthem, Wis
tied the past week with Mrs. T. )
Munster. IT.. .rsz --,,,s-.ra-,'
Two of the buildings formerly in
the Green Bay Yard were moved across
the street from the post office. J. II
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1t is not necessarily sign of mourn.
ing even if the women do wear their
skirts at half mast. %'.Er' g.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

:,.Ar.;and 4rs,-Arthur Carey made
. business trip to the county seat
on Saturday. :" @-"'"' ~ ~ r
Chester an. XVIII Q'Ea1rsl called
At Arthur, Carey 81, Sunday. ). >,
Monday April 81; q the,data; of
the big Easter dance at Marvin, S.
D. .sfThe', Catholic ladies' will
serve supperat the. Marvin Cafe.
Everybody come and have a good.
time.
The surprise party at Bert Laurit-
sens Friday night was not very
we'll attended and the merry makers
returned to their respective homes
at an early hour. .-.,a.,
II Charlie. Engkst has been: on 9the
SICK list the past week" u.
FMable Lauritsen'visited With her
cousin iGeftrude Lauritsen from
Saturday until Monday.
Mast Of the. farmers. in this
vicinity are pretty Wei along with
their seeding! t...4 'ti*
Miss Rq4ella Englert. VISITED, at
krustins SUNDAY. 30 ,c,.s d:
Miss Victoria Olson has. been
teaching Wsceola No. >. the past
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SUMMIT

w. r. Triggs expects to leave
soon for the Wiinfet flats where he
will make his home this simmer.
: Chris Hackvaof Wilmot bought
'19Osacres IF land in.thss schleisman
sneighborhood last Week and will
fence it THIS week. .
!. Roy F1ptt has purchased the prop
erty recehK occupied by Chester
Larso1rpdRa taken possession. !,
Quale and Ole Skverson
LETT Wednesday for Canada With an
fer Ada will join themI later
HenrEraW moved, his family to
lreSnvine NFst week. He hfs pur7
t71ased the Cash Store At that
placel
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Corona

George Port came up from N il
bank on bnsiness~W Wednesday.
Mr.. Smithson went to Wilmot
Monday to work ip the Christensen
blacksmith shop.
i Mrs. Belle Jennings and son LIE
-lan' weree. having dental. work done
at MiIbank, Monday. ,..n,,.,.@..
pr. Flrotr.ef Milbark- was a,call.
erin town Monday. n; i .~.,a2
Mr.. Gifts Doekror went to
Ortonviile hospital Monday t. have
his LEG amputated.
Miss Garlic Stapleton went t
Wilmnt nlesday Tor al shuft visit
with Marion eDulbpR}oee!. IT, !,
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Notice

As we are going to make
our cut. oil. earlier than usual l
request that everyone holding
weight issued by the
Farmers Elevator Co., that
are unpaid, deliver same
and receive cash or storage
ticket before the first day OF
May. 1916
H. E. Alderman, Mgr.
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bushes property and the material
hH18Nnd advancement OF the
1SgeIs.;v of pt tss. !a s'GE
hAnks.psaspeEity does .nstirest ppon
= ,whiskey barrel, nar a beer keg,
but upon the enterprise and tfrift
'pof It's people. 1t has taken fome
time and nine Months Of aftual
Fexveriencs assrsa dry town. ts
deoAnstnate this toll some of our
people. but pow, that it has been.
done there ars, puGpqhbers Of those
who YER formerly honestly in favor
OF license torHguIate this traffic.
who1will never againscast a hallot
i4ssfavof If the saloon. In the fame
grave that we. place the remains Of
John Barleycorn let US buryi the
petty jealoutsiies and divisions Of
otr'comhin'nity 1ife and all put our
sifuulders,to.th the wheel fpT a larger,
better and greater MiIbank. The
skies, are bright with promise.
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OSC,e,O1a

: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lawitsen,
daughter Laapretta and son Charlie
We're in. Milbank Saturday j N.
They went down to e the doctor
in regard to their little bay, who
has been having ear. trouble tattelN.f
Mr.. Roy Englert and Will Eberts
Were among the passengers to Mil
bank Saturday, on. business.
Ed Schneider, Christopher
Gredahl and the Carey young people
spent Sunday at n. b. Englerts.
a veryasnnjaoNyAabi tttfme was reported
ats*r 4itF 'a,tf sta. 9asG.48S
Mrs. Crombie and Clara 4,yisited
at Mrs. En9ierts. an7 5ias
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

UDn FELLQWS ANNIVERSARY
The3Odd FelInws of SvlvantiDuge
will celebrate the 9th anniversary
81. the institution'of American Odd
Fellowship on Wednesday, evening,
the aGth' of this month, by having
a social gathering at the hall, at
s O'Clock! in which the Rebekahs
will participate. A short program
of music and speaking will be
followed by a'sufprise lunch, provid-
ed by all bringing what they desire
to in. lunch baskets. All Odd
Fellows and their.wives / cordially
invited. ~
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~ u III 81NT IT. NsfH
lille OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.foikso the 'Gust -Befk' fa~nsily"ever
,Cp%aaxa.., ri. t4.xt ur. ,ri.,~r tr,af
. ~ ~ l%"n>i.Hua r.ir-s - bA,. s
v.Mrs3,Aug NAEnan and ,chldrep
of Watertown are visiting. relatives
and .friend1y s;,.Ufs.ss -u"t.s j..
HAf1i6ng the South -sKore" VISITORS
This Week are"Mrs. j.. Hadn1an.
Agnes. Hesdmiian, Nj" and Ms, Ted
Abrahaa1msaQpl and Mr. MinpnliissA nder-
SON. rh"r.t tm.i =, .a,.tsr n,
Mr. G. A. 'BersHcal led at the
cdGnty seat on business last Mon
Az, .ia~f 4 .is NJ ~ I'd .fsa II
Z 'nittet-.u r.,ft .4.tf ~ at.,r.l ii
Some Of the Young people took in
the ebncert aatI TroynT Tuesday even.
ing ~ ",n s'",.sun .fs ~" s.,
III. .i- Fray r-htEm - ,n;r ~"
y The Busy Bees. Will. meet, att the
Miss Mary, Eelev -ohs.Thurs-
day evening: .reN s-s";r.4ai1
e M. aid Mrs. tstlah8d Carlson
entertained the G.. a., F2s, G., +.
and Berg. famiJ ieslaat Sun
day. aaa-l
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben N6rdqdist are
SSiis si.5j1ss the rI J. , Z, NS:22rrdd5qdisst family.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

Mr.. August Nonedenhaur WIS
kicked ia TIE '{ace byda edit the
other day;..but 10 understand there
were no bones broken and his face
isagettiug bebter.,rs ":,-.n -
s'hr.s'C H. Kiidbali went t. Win
napolis Saturday on btsiness ana to
visit, his brother fof few days.
III IL "..I.t s"nIEI-tf nNsIrato Z
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-MsSustHerEYIt "a NiIer a
LabOlt last Tuesday.
D8' S*snNbr-hft.fbr M7thiatol

j78 SHansbr-hft.fbr MINNEAPOLIS
last a1FGfsyadt 'wherf he intends to
stay FOR a short time. IF he'aoesn't
like the city be knows the way back
ni2lIhf' ,5n:f.e. ~ffa4 ~. e.a'
earl GustafSon. the"clerk IN the
Hardware st6tt"has left to take up
his work as carpenter for the
!. 49, .'fes1 = - 5:i< - "tsivi
80 ~. @ na- 4rsst3' -, NJ
Mr.. Emil Berg made a trip to
Watertown last SATURDAY evening.
Mr. August Hagland came up
from LaRolt, Saturday TO spend the
day with has sister Mrs. Gus Berg
and family. sat .tt NJ
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

FOR, the second time by a de-
cisive vote the citizinship., Of Mix,
bank has declared that the saloon
is not needed. One year ago the
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! hr, zeb ',Jofintof Moot; NJ D..
Iessest fns Mfcpe1f,'to vh Tuesday on
VISIT his son Herb&Est family
Rev. franklin. =. and. wife r were
shopping atthilbank Tuesday.
>.tIAsfY ~
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s2tH ]a nyc;stl6hx4h44 metaphors
Miss Anna Schultz is on thu sick
LIST thfS wAetstI =

Geo. clark. returned, Thtsday
from, a .wsse4 weeks visit to the citifs.
Mrs. Geo. Soule returned Wldnes-
day eye1ingfroma short visit with
Mrs. Fuller at Ml!bank.
Mrs, Joe Sihoblin lefETuesHv for
lher home In Minnesota.
Luther C%reilis went to Aberdeen
saturday, for an over Sunday visit
with Walter oight and wife,
e. "A. Nyberg, the International
sman&peht Sunday at home. :
Nj. O. Goslin left TuesdA for
Montana Where heawill work a the
.Icarpentarr trade this summers
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21
Vernon

Miss Nellie Ede came home to-.
day from Ortonville. where she
undefwent--an- operation for
appendicitis. She is o very.
strong yet. but gaining every day.
: Fred Whiting moved back to our
neeighborhood fast week. He likes
this county better than northern
Minnesota. where he brought a
farm, so sold out and we are all
welcoming them back here. He
has rented a piece Of land for the
season.. hs"3'-
Martin lpseth, host a valuable
horse,.s Sunday. Astoria was the
cause., ,ser r.. l., e-lrf. III
Miss Minnie Jurgens is getting
stronger and sable toRet out doors
when the weather is nice. 'rGzjo@ ~
,sg Everyone is sesding ,nqyadays~
The fields. have been Very wet but a,
few bright days will improve them
wonderfullv.
Willie Jnrgens hast,been finish
ing NJ Caglannss afppEEn h~naklng:
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,StOGKhndm

Tkfs'iart'afsfe eoe.fty was well
Represented 1t stKa esthty seat at
the Said 7oF setiaol" lANr last Friday
o3C->1aJ t,sC2 = rE< ~
.,,,seX1,eIal- ofuths farmers added to
their already large farms by buy
ing fand..a '''''' "
O. toTuas-hANy1v "a ,B.n
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saloon must go. and again last Tues
sday came~the command that the IN
Istitution-must remain an euteast.
The veru1c9.l Mactically as strong
this yearro as 1t~lwas last year, a
'majorMGnf icing registered
against the f1cunset saloon, This
srei+eration Of 1.-THE ss11ence Of
banishment against the aloon by
the peopleef Ml6ank can>hye no
other meaning than bat it is>the
final word on rhiA q estion. It is
. pretty certain fatt sEateWfde
prohibition VIII be this fat.
and that DaKoA NiDIoin with
North Dakota and Iowa in favor of
= dry northwest, hut even if this.
result should not be attained, the
most ar dent advocate of VIE saloon
must indeed be absolutely blind to
pubhe spinion .and,-the rtrend Of
eveuesrf aA haa aHM lrheF8i.Of ever
again securing a majority vote in
favopiofAi2e saleon lin1, Nhn r7citp ufl
Milbank. The friends of 1thasalonsr
mightThe Haqa6nedzifi they should,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lHst year,slDte
was an emotional ,yss srdjs. +. that :wJ2gulll4l
t'ks9y ::f IL 5ssc'nsse ,s: $A aes sees r.
verdict this year should reveal to
yre most 0bS0se mat the sentence
of death to the saloon in Mubank
has has. sSgs9r;R3]3ssss ssibbxIaggiies[ f.
'sSissst1lss|Sa1w ss <ael[d bsD1
upon the moral issue involved, but
upon the-Y1Tefin8 fgQa4B
that the saloon IS q detrifheht to
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

jlftst"'f ~ tE5irf.D la tf 80
Jsftt'sfI> ~ isftffSo III 6in.it .fS .if,F
1Hi I~1 Urn ~ ,na Jttui fDu tiE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-04-21

about a week with her parents at
Osce0la and returned to stockholm
last Saturday.. >.
WIS Bs;f4B H. won't to
Watertown last Monday evening to
f~rY1pYfffnyfsi friends.
Miss Judith Hedman visited with
.(Ylat:irfrhaNt-.he first q the
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/ Madrnf. ! /

Sn .. 8. Simons, ben fuir am
Montag bon Der Sraois 8arf We-
tbooiiten-airbe aus gil @rabe ae-
leiteten, bat Die vSreie 8re1fe fir
geras" einen treuett, gepiiIenbaften
uno superldifigen Mitarbeiter berIo=
rem. Seit orei SaDrcn tpar er in
unlerm @eldaft als Mn5eige=Maent
tatig nno bate es in oieier Belt
beritanoelr, ourd iein liebensDiiroi=
ges, beideioenes u1o suporfommen-
oes genebmen, iid ale @elaaftsleu=
te, NIT oerlen er in 9~eriihruna fam,
81 mtfrihtigen Srennoen al ma
den, Die ale iein ploslides, al frii=
hes 9abinideioen aus tiefitem Ser
sen beflagen. 3ie @itglieoer Der
airde, 81 nelher Ser Gerid)ieoe1e
geborte, betrauern i'm in gleid)er
Weile nnb iein Mnoenfen, als Elm
anfridtlger, trelter nno miIotdtiger
Wenidenfrenno lit I'M SdooBe Ser
aiif immer gefifert. @ir
limo (eioer nidt in Ser Sage, etrpos
Naberes iiber Die perionliden ooer
sSamilien : @erbaltniiie oes getrall-
erten mitsllteiIen, bod lit mol siem=
lib iider, Dob inn in friiberen
ein idfperer leeIi1fer
Shmers pioerfobren lein mnB, BEL
len NadJpirfungen iid) audi ip1ter
N leinem iiberaus itiaen suriidge=
iogenen @eien bemerfbor madten.
@as INNER es aitd5 getpeien lein
mag, ipelde enttauidten Soffmunacn
gu tragen bette, Ser arme Dul=
Der bat iebt musaelitten. 1rieoe lei
ner Mlhei
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Nus Ser StaothaQe.

8. &. Butler iud)t I'm oie aon=
5eiiion nod, llnter Der Souiton
StraBe 8riide. sort, no Ole Motor=
boote ottlegen, einen 9ansbooen En-
ridten SIT oiirfen. 9os 1leugeIegte
8flaiter in Der ct. Morp, Ooflano,
Nortb itno einigen nnoern StroBen
fpuroe entgegengenommen. 9iiraer
petitionierett Inn groffi1ung ser ct.
Catherine StroBe. Die @aiierperf-
aompagnie berlangert oie 2eitulg
III Der Wiitletoe 4peniie uno in
Ser @epers StraBe. 81. 6. Rid]ep
i6ldet einen gereleid ourd 3oll-
lung bon $500 fir Sen @ebrulld)
bon 2ano ont 5lnB nabe ser ct.
Wfarp StroBe Dor. ltbr fegte meb-
rere gMsetitionen bon Sitnep's be8iig=
lid neler Sabrrouten etc. Dor.
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yreie BreHe fir seras: 9ienitag is. Mai 1916.

De, entpiidte ieinen @erfoIgern. ST.
freu5te ben 6luB; oos 4lltomobil
perildte1 oaslelbe SIT tim, fam aber
in 81 tiefes @olier uno Die Mai6i-
merle periogte. She Die 8oli3i1ten
81 SUB oas anoere nfer errei6erl
fonnten, mar Der 9feger peridpun-
ben.
Gem Mo6iliiterunssloeer BET
Sort Gam Soulton, in meldem sic
teranii6en Wtili5trupper ainql1or-
tiert iino, tit BON Ben 8oItbeboroen
Der offi5ieae 9tame uGump @ilion"
beigelegt moroen.
Sin S6tpinoIer, Ser ais ge-
frltierungS=Sffiaier ser Morine po=
iierte nno cine an5abl gefali6ter
Gbeds ausgegeben fat, tpuroe BON
Der Goli5ei perboftet.
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I.okIaIes.
Der 0roeu Ser Sermannsl06ne.

Aad Dem am 81. DECEMBER oes
per~gattgel1en Sabres abgelegten Sab
resberidt fino oie 8erbaltniiIe oes
sroBen oeutid)en Srbens ser Ser
m~umrsiobne dl1Berit giinitiae. Ser
Oroen batte sur Sci, als Ser 9erid)t
abgefaBt tDurbe, ein 8ermogen BON
1,144,099.01 Collar, bon benz ltd)
$434,903.22 in Dem &elerpefonos
Der Sterbefoiie befanoel. 9os Ser
1llogen bate ii6 in Dem abgel9loi=
lenet Sabr Inn ungefdbr $4,000
9olar permebrt. 9ln Sterbegeloern
1paren ausbe5ablt moroen 212,94S
8onar. Sic SerbGltniiie aes Or
oens lino auf feItem @runbe aufge-
bout. gs miro feline geridmenoul1a
getrieben uno oie ginridtllngen bic
ten 10 melt es MIR irgenomogIidy
1T, oen groBten Sd)ub. @ern aaes
10 Deiter gebt, ipie jett, sic Mllf=
nabme aelter MitgIieoer in oerlel-
ben @eiie fortl6reitet. mie bisber
nro Die 8ertpalting ebenio poriihtia
nlto ipariam bleiM, mie iie iebt lit,
braudt Hiemano 81 fiirhten, oa5
Der SrOen Der Sermannsiobne abn-
li6e !hlintme 9inge onrdmad)en
fperoe, mic anoere Sroensgeienldof-
ten.
9urd Den 8au Ieines Mlten=
ullo @atlenbeims bat ser Sroen
ieitert @irfltngsfreis in elmer @eiic
pergroBerf, Ole onrfmas befrieoi-
geno lit uno Die ibm nod eroBeres
anfeben sroBere @olfstiimlidfeit
nno groSere Siderbeit perleibt, oils
er tie iest beiibt.
Ser 9roen 5dblte am 81. 0esen1-
Der 22,9f0 Mitglieoer, BON oenen
11,480 @riioer uno 543O 5f,tpe-
tern tuarel1 uno oeren 3abl iid) lett
benz nod bergroBert bot. Die Ser
iideruns betrdgt fir Manner 1900,
fiir Srauen 600 Collars. 9ie Mo.
ten lteigen fir Manner BON St.tO.
bis $f.60 nno fir SSrouen bon Soc
big so Gents pro Monat. Ser Or
ben Der &ermnnnslobne lit eur 3eit
Die bette, biaialte nno iiferite Or
oensperiider1lng, Die mir baden.