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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
IN JUSTICES COURT, w. NJ.
BAUMERT. JUSTICE q.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,

THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
County of Greys. Harbor, SIS:
To NJ. A. SSEGEE. Defendant:
Tn the Name of the State of Wash
ngton. You are hereby notified that the
Aberdeen Drug Company has filed a
complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard at my
office in Aberdeen. Grays Harbor Coun-
ty, State of Washington. on April 16,
1917. at ten o'clock in the forenoon; and
unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same will be taken as con-
fessed and the demand of the plaintiff
granted. The object and demand of the
complaint is to recover judgment against
you for the sum of $16.70. with costs,
and to have the amount thereof adjudg-
ed a lien upon the following described
personal property of yours, at No. 1861
East Heron Street. in said Aberdeen, to-
Chairs, 1 Library Table l Heating
Stove, l Large Mirror, l Paper Holder
and Paper l Printing Frame, 1 Small
Lens, 2 Books Of Account, which has
been seized by virtue Of writ of at.
tachment issued in this cause. and to
have the same sold to satisfy the amount
of such judgment and costs
Complaint filed March 10, 1917.
w. M. BAUMERT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Date Of first publication March "a.
Date of last publication April g..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
LOADING RECORDS BROKEN

HOQUIAM, March 21.-The record
for loading lumber on Grays Harbor
is held by the steam schooner Daisy
Gadsby, it is claimed. She was load
ed March 10 at the Grays Harbor mill
with 1000, 900 feet of ties in II hours
by IS men. This is over an hour
better than the record made on the
steam schooner Nehalem with the
same cargo and a similar number OF
men.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASH
ington for Grays Harbor County.
In the Matter of the Estate of SUSAN
H. STEVENS. Deceased.
SARAH E. JAMESON, as Executrix
Of said Estate, having filed herein her
final account and petition for distribu-
ton of the estate, it is Ordered that
April II. 1917, at $50 o'clock in the fore
noon, and the Grays Harbor County
Court House. at Montesano, Washington,
be and hereby are fixed as the time
and the place. respectively. for the hear
ing and settlement of the said account.
and it is further Ordered that, at the
time and the place aforesaid, all persons
interested in said estate appear, to show
cause why. distribution of the residue
of said estate among the persons who
are by law entitled thereto shall not be
made. 1t is ordered that publication of
this order be made in the Aberdeen Her.
aid at least four successive weeks be-
fore the day aforesaid
Done in open court March -, 1917.
BEN SHEEKS,
Judge
Date Of first publication. March &c.
1917.
Date of last publication, April g.
1917
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
ELMA AND McCLEARY TO
PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

ELMA, March %. - Eighth grade
basketball teams of Elma and Nc
Cleary will play for the county gram
mar school basketball championship
at the Elma high school gymnasium
tonight. Seventh and eighth grade
girls will also play for the champion
ship of the school. A beautiful pen
nant will be awarded to the winner OF
the boys game.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
GIVEN CHANCE TO PROVE STORY

MONTESANO, March 20.-Waltel
Smith, accused by A. O. Damon of kill
ing a young steer belonging to the
latter, has beer. given chance to
prove his innocence by County Attor
ney Tucker.
Smith claims he shot wild bull
and took home parts of the meat. He
was given a chance to take the offic
ers to the place where he claims he
left the carcass of the wild bull.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

HOQCIAM, Mar. 19.-Amos Wright
4 years of age, died at his home
-22 EndresOn avenue, Sunday after
noon. following a short sickness. Mr.
Wright is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mrs. Frank Best, of Ho
GUAM. and two sons. R. A. Wright, OF
NeOsha Falls, and w. H Wright, OF
California. He was member Of the
Masonic order, Odd Fellows lodge an'l
Modern Woodmen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
Clean the Blood

Spring is the time of year when We
should put our house in order. We're
run down after hard winter-after
grippe, colds, catarrh. It's time to take
Dr.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
purely vegetable and free from alcohol
or narcotics. 1t will search out impure
and poisonous matter and drive ii from
the system. Buy it noW in tablets or
liquid from any medicine dealer.
It will penetrate into the joints and
muscles, and dissolve the poisonous &C
cumulations. 1t will replace the bad
blood it drives out, with rich, pure
blood full of vital force.
It will clear the skim eczema, PIN
pies, rash, blotches will dry up and
disappear; boils, carbuncles and other
evidences of tainted blood will pass
away, never to appear again.
Bel1ingham, Wash.-"FOr a con-
stitutional builder there is nothing
to equal DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
Mortgages

Fred Carlson to NJ. F. Smith; UNI
divided 1s interest in Klondyke
DOL hall in Aberdeen ........ 10t
w, S, Valentine to Montesano Ma
tiOnal Bank: cattle ...... .150(
David Ruddell to Minard & Co.;
live stock, etc ................ 49,
j. A. Shields ct ux to John Milan;
lots and 2, block IA, Pleas
ant Home add Aberdeen .... 800
Nels Johnson to First National
Bank of Hoquiam engine,
dump cars, grading equipment,
J. N. Caron to State Building &
Loan Asso; lot 4, block 6, Town
of Wishkah ....... ........ 1925
Jacob Young to Geo. w. Lang
ridge; east 25 rods of west 80
rods of south 80 rods of sell of
sw4, sec 29-1S-5, and tract of
land of 2S3 acres in ME of nwA
sec 32-18-5 .......... ...... 325
w. F. Vaughn to Bank of Elma
live stock, etc ............... 20C
w. H. Mcknight to Pacific Build
ing & Loan Asso.; lots 1 and 2,
block AZ, Northern Pacific add,
b. South Aberdeen ........ 1910
Sam Lougheed to Bank of Elma;
live stock ............. ....... 1925
Peter Boss to Alfonso Reinkens;
so cows and horses 1000
F. M. Butler ct ux to ]. w. Keller
man; sell of swH of swA, sec
29-1S-5 ....... -. ......... 500
W. A. Jacka ct ux to John B. Nc
Cue; lot IA, block %, Campbell
add, Hoquiam ........ .... 700
Robt. Henderson ct al to Grays
Harbor Commercial Co.; house
hold goods. =. .............. $50
Mary L. Miller to Bank of Elma;
5 head cattle ........ ....... so
A. Jonassen to B. P. Briscoe; east
40 feet lot and all of lots 8,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
BOY LOSES EYE

ELMA, March 21.-Chris Damitio
II years of age, son of Mr. and Mrs
G. A. Damitio, of FOrds Prairie, lost
his left eye yesterday when he was
struck by a broomstick by school
mate. Three brothers of the lad were
drowned in the Chehalis river in one
day several years ago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
NEW CASES.

State VS. Harlan Tobey; contribut
ing to delinquency. W. H. Tucker fol-
state.
c. Ney ct Tx VS. J. F. Conner; pmo
missOry note. w. E. Campbell for
plaintiff.
Iva Brundsen VS. Bert Brundsen
divorce. w. E. Campbell for plain.
tiff.
Andrew Ellison VS. w. E. Crist ct ux
w. H. Abel and Frank Groundwater
for defendant
Jesse Moore Hunt Co. VS. Jeff Bar
tell, sheriff, ct all punishment. T.
II. Mckay for plaintiff
A. d. l.. Muller VS. Flora E. Mueller;
divorce. J. A. Hutchinson for plaintiff.
c. S. Jackson VS. Henry Deichman;
foreclosure of tax lien. w. H. Tucker
for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
RECORD PUBLISHER SUED
BY FORMER SOLICITORS

-. = -. %. .laroh 13.-R. A. Dit
..., .4. ave lied :. salt Tor $500
-.- -~I-.erd Bushell, former pub
. tbs Hoquiam Daily Record.
49, ylainti..s aiie5e tie money is for
q. scriptions which they solicited and
.ected. it was during a contest that
= plaintiffs claim they turned over
10 lusheu about 5000 on subscriptions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23

Prescription and they built her right
up. She gained strength right from
the very first.
"My mother was of puny, weakly
nature, and she always depended on
DR.. Pierce's remedies and said that
she just could not get along without
them. They surely are reliable. They
have been our family remedies for al
most fifty years Mn. P. A. JOHNSON,
2311 Iron st.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
Miscellaneous.

Anderson ct al in sum of sc
VIM. Snellman to II. E. Noble:
assignment of mortgage eXecut-
ed by ThOs. FLIP ct Tx in sum. .1G
H. w. Bale to Bozo Matulich;
contract to sell lots l and 2,
block 6, Karrs Mill add to Ho-
Sheriff of Grays Harbor County
to j. B. Bridges; certificate of
sale lot 8, block 2, Park addition
Aberdeen Mausoleum Asso to Mrs.
J. B. Stewart; certificate to
Crypt L. No. A, B, G., and D in
Aberdeen MausOleum ...... -.
w. l.. Arams to Mrs. J. B. Stew
art; assignment of mortgage
executed by M. M. Stewart ct
Tx in sum of ....... ...... 30
H. E. & o. Clothing Co. to Public;
list of officers ...............
H. E. &, O. Clothing Co. to Public
articles of incorporation. Prin-
cipal place of business at Ho-
quiam; capital stock ....... 200
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23

Discovery. ! have
taken 1t as a tonic
when l was all
run down, and
found it good.
"My wife had
typhoid fever; 1t
seemed that she
could not regain
her strength, and
her liver was slug.
gish. She too k
both the Golden
Medical DiscOv.
~ -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
AT COURT HOUSE
The Weekly Record of
Legal Doings at the
County Seat

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FilED-LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS iNSTRU.
MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23
Bills Of Sale,
Bits OF sale.
DEMONSTRATING Co. to A. l.. Paine

DEMONSTRATING Co. to A. l.. Paine;
ouIO
Same to same; auto .........
F. B. Davies to Victor Erickson;
cash register .................
W. A. Anderson to Stewart-H Hague
Co.; auto ........ ...........
M. X. Anderson to Same; auto.
Mike Tokos to Same; auto .....
Henry Paavila to- Same; auto 80.
Earl Morningstar to Rhines-Fear-
ing Co.; auto ..r. ......
O. M. Moore to First National
Bank; linotype ....... -.
F. Smith ct al to M. Nicholson ct
uX; cOnstable's bill of sale sell
ing to F. Smith and J. A. Tame
hill hOuseboat at South Aber-
ueeH
The EXide Service Station to Ho-
GUAM Auto Co.; motor gener-
atOr set ........ ........ ....
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23

4. 5 and 6, block /, Schofield's
add MOntesanO .'......... Id
3. l.. Scott ct ux. to August Paul
sen; lot 8, block SO. Heermans
Annex, Hopuiam .............
B. A. Fry ct uX to F. w. Sargent:
yot I, block Is, Corrected Plat
HOqulam ......... .......... ~
Mary L. Smith to j. w. Fraser;
lot 10 and ME lots II and II,
block g. E. &. Nj. add, Aberdeen. ~
w. McDermott to Peter Erickson;
equipment Snug restaurant,
J. R. Evans to Celia NJ. Storey:
releasing read estate ......
The Alliance Trust Co. Limited
to ]. A. Arland ct ux; releasing
real estate ............ ......
F. & l.. Bank of Elma to T. A.
Beckwith; releasing lot 7. block
%, Corrected plat, Elma ..... 2
Washington Savings & Loan Asso
to c. o. Swanson ct al; releas-
ing real estate .21, g.
w. E. Ball to Mary E. Smith; re-
leasing real estate ...........
J. E. Wilson to Ossi Heikel; re-
leasing NV Is feet or Sc 100
feet lots and 8, block IS, Cor
rected plat, HOquiam ........ .25
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-03-23

The Herald tells 1t all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Die DcMtIctcn
BclMiebcn abiicttlict
kcinc Pcfpitdlcr!

Berlin, ilber 2onoon, Is. Sept.
Cgou Sobn @ranOens, 9orreipon.
bent Ser llniteo @reB.) @s miro
beute offiaieG befanut gemadt, oaB
6eiltIde 5lieger ntemoI8 obitdtlia
SoIpitdler Der aliierten bombdr.
bert baben. o9ai oenl lle6erfaa bes
SoIpitalS 31 8a0elaincourt," beiBt
es in oem geridt, Dtpor es un8 be.
funnt, Dab 800 Sdritte 0itlid bon
Dem Soipital ii9 eine8 Der groBten
fran86fi1en aaroOone bcfatlO. lle6er
40 groBe 8oaonbolen oieHten iieben
frun5oiiIden @sfaoriaen ol8 Aufeut-
bait. 0rei 6ieIer 6lie9ergei6mooer
f[ogen 8ur Gndt8eit ii6er 2otbrin.
GEN 1tn0 Oas 9nargebiet un0 bonn,
baroierten frieolihe 0rti9often.
0esboIb baben Die 8ron5oicn tein
gfedt, fid boriiber 81 beidperen,
tpenn cine 9ombe tinobiiGtlid zines
Der neben Den aerooomen bcfin0li.
den Soipitdler trifft."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Stctt Heidsknnslcrs
Wcd1icI In 2lMsiidtt!
Sirpib ais 6er fommenSe Mann az.
mabnt, ba @idaelis ben 9IQs
oentidcu nidJt paht.

amIteroant 10. Sept. gicle
AnSeihen 6euteu 6aroltf bin 6ab
cine onoere Gan3lerfriie ~beboritebt,
beionoers ga ote aloeuti6en 9&i.
Gaelis nibt Ianoe oi1loeu meroen, es
iei oenn, bob CT ii6 5u i6rer &oIitit
befenne.
Gerner beiBt e8, 0oB fie eineu an.
beren Ntnun in at8iiht bobcn rn6
man 6enft babel on Qomiral bon
Sirpit, ocn 0elti6en gtorine6ef,
beiien bereits offers inn 3uIammeu.
bang NIT 6ieiem aulte GriuGbmtng
geidab.
Der 8erliner o9orip1rts" idrieb:
p9rei Stim0eu bebor Der aotier Die
Grnennrtng Undergraduate, botte CT
nift I'M entferuteltGu an $errn GOT.
tor Yi6aelis geoo9t."
9ieie Grtldrttng oes io5iotoerno.
frntiiten D9ormdrts", 6oB Die Or
nertnltug 6e8 2r. MidaeliS gum
9teihsfan8Ier ouf cine boltige Grt-
ideioung 0e8 &aiiers 3lriid3ufibreu
lei, Der uripriingltA etrleu aHoeren
adnoioaten inn Sinne bntte, miro
bon Der @oiiiiden 8eitllng beit6tigt.
Gie 9ofiiiAe 8eitung iagt, io3ial0e-
mofratiide Sppoiition iei baltptidd-
lid bafiir berantmortli1 getDeien,
DnB Der aall0i0at, DEM Die gt0Bten
Gbanceu 5ltgei6rieben mltroen, fallen
eeloiien tuuroe.
Ser gtame 6e8 aon0iooten mir0
nift ertpG9nt, o6er man nimr1t on,
DnB es ii1 INT Shirt Billion bau0elt.
Ole Go5ialoemotraten ioaen gegen
Billion geiueien ieilt, neil er onge6.
Ib fir 4nnerion un0 gegen parla.
mentariide &eformen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
0}ihiunsfef in GOnntil glnffs.

Sic Gbongellid sGutberiide ct.
9duI8 . @emeinoe 8t Council
8Iuffs, Il. 2auge, Haitor, 627
5tebta apenite, fetert ndditen
Sonntag ihr idbrIide8 02iiiion8feit.
Ger 6eutide @ottesbienit in mel.
dem 4oitor &orn bon Dorftomn,
Soma, preoiqen miro. beginnt nm
1890 bornlittaQ8, uno Der en9li.
i6e, Der bon @a1tor gioaf, S6ebolt,
Soma, aeIeitet ner0en nir6, Inn
2:3O nodmitto9s. Gs iuer6en bieIe
@dite aus Omaha, @tiiiouri 9ndep
uno @onab Greet %erfuartet. Ger
6raueuoerein Ser ct. galls. @e.
meinbe miro fir 6ie 8epirtuug Der
@dltn forQen. e5n ie6em @ottes.
oienit pirb cine Gonefte gum @e.
item Ser 0}iiiion erhoben meroen.
q. 2ange, 4aitor.
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Ocitertci1 fpart
init Pci5matcrials
Mesiernng erldft itreu8c @erfa8au.
gen, nm einer 9tot I'M @ia'
ter OOr5nbergeH.

aopeabogelL 19. Sept. 8ie
6lterreidil6e &egierung bat ioeben
Ttrenge 4nor0nungen betrefis Sim
fArGnfung 0e8 9ei5utoterial.9er.
brauhs IN araft treten laIion. Ser
Derfiigbore @orrot bon Goble, aof5
un0 8rifett5 miro ouf @runo 0e8
GartenibItem8 3ur 8crteilltng geIarl.
gen, Inn elmer @ie0erfebr Der gu.
itGnoe pom lebten Binter bor8ubeu,
gen, hoo, ipie es in Der Q%ntiin0igung
beibt, .6reite S6idten Der geoolfe.
rllng olif @o6en binaus 6es 6ci3.
materials e%ntbe9rten unO 6eln 8et.
Ter ouf @naoe uuo llngua0e at8ge-
Iiefert marerl."
9ie @~erfiioungen iehen Dor. BOB,
oIs MagtmttnL lit 4ribatbauicrn
orei 3imner uno cine Slide gabeist
ur6 beleuttct neroen 0iirfeH. s.
1T berboten, Dor Dem Is. 9ttober 81
bei5eu. Die SeiBDoiieranla5en in
SoteIs un0 4ribatpobnlngen Mirien
nur an Sam8tngen in 8etrieb &C.
iebt peroen. Observation-Disclosures,
Stubs, Bars mo 8auoebile6duier
ohrfen ~ilber6alpt utdjt gebei5t tper.
ben &otels, alllb5 mo dQnlide
Heiiorts mitiien Inn 10 llDr abero$
idlieBen.
Gs bleibt ben 2ofnI6e9or6ea 81n3-
Iib iiberIaiien nab eiaenent Gut.
bitnfen ben StraBerbobnberfeBr Elm.
iteqer 6u Iaiien un0 Iururi6ia 9ateIs
al ihlieBen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fir 2lnerikaniIiermno!
@ir6 nom Omaha Commercial
glnb ins Geben aernfen,

Der 9mo61 Commercial Glib
'rief fiirslid Elm Snformations6iiro
fir 2(uterifnniiierltng ins 2eber,
oeiicn 8ped un0 9(ltfqabe eS lit,
bier Iebenoen Qusldnoern ale 9e-
.ninidten ausfinfte be3iigIi6 Der
&edlte, 9flidten un6 @erontmor-
tltngen zines nmerifaniiden Dir
gers 81 geben uno ite itber beIteben.
De @inrt6tun1en nuf8utlaren.
G8 narben al oieiem 8pef cine
Gei6e BON 8~eriommlunaen IN Den
RGumen Der 0ffentliden 8ibliotbef
abgebalten mer0en. Der Commercial
Club, Die Notwithstanding
un0 Die Ro6tidul-Q utoritdten tper.
Sen i6r 9emii6en bereiniQen Inn
0ieie 8ariaulmIunaen erfolgreid 8t
Qeitalten.
Die erIte @%eriammlung fn6et an
6reitag, ben 81. September, Inn
1880 aben08 itatt. 8a cine Qn3abl
bon 3olmetidern anlpeien0 iein
miro, 1T es alt8IGn6eru Iei6t m6g-
Iif, olf ebentuelle 6roqen aus
fibrli6e autport 3u erbaIteu. ST.
geno cine 4erion, nelde 6rogen
iiber g}eutroIiiierunq, Dlilitarpflitt
ODER S6ulbiI6un9 8u Iteaen pinI6t,
lit altrn geiud freun0lidit ein8c.
la0en.
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9re6t periedentlid dag @ns an.

9. IS. Seller bon 8opello, So,
Der iif Dier ouf Der 9ur6reiie nod
2incoln befin6et, no er iid fir bic
aopeae oes 6. @egiments anner.
ben laIien nil, ore6te Mtittnod)
.oben0 in ieinem 3imuler I'M Union
8oteI b~erie6entlid bas @as an. Gr
prr0e bettte friib b~erpubttos ouf-
gefunOen ltnb bonn @oIi8eiar8t So
monet ms Seben 8lriidgerufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
2neiies Qufge6ot am 10. Septeui'
Der ei%nge5Ogep,

aineoIn, Sch, Is. Gebt-Qos
Stpeite allfgebot, Deficient aus bier.
ala 9ro8ent Der militdrtatglid BE-
.funoenen Sll9eno gtebro8fos, miro
am 10. September einge3ogen ner.
ben. 81 iin0 oieSmaI 3,30G Mann,
Die na6 Sort 9iile0 abgeben. Sic
9ruppen tuer6en ie0oh nidt FAINT,
lid an %genanuten Iooe Die 6nbrt
0orthin ontreten, ion0ern Der
TRANSPORT berteilt fif ouf flint "a.
oe. IooaB bie Iebten an 90. Sept.
nod benz all8biIoungslaaer abfab.
rem Der0en.
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Britcit 0teifct Ole
5ccbrii0oe 11tclc at!

2onoon, 10. Sept. = Ole britt.
l6e gomiralitdt uleIoete beute fol.
qeu0es: ol1niere acknowledgements
nlodten berte ben @eriud, 8riigge
al bombaroierer, berlnoGten nber
infoIae 6es oidteu g}ebaI8 i6r 3ieI
nidt at fin6en uno marfen 8omben
auf fein6Iide Sdiffe, bic Der Bee.
brilgge Mole entlang beranfert ua,
rem. Gin GROCER &orpeooboot3er.
It6rer erbielt etnen goatreifer.
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Ginkamfsucreiite in
fran5Siii0cr Arncc!
Solonten iollen bn6nrd 2e6eusmits
tel.$euernug begegnen.

QoriB, Is. Sept. Ser ariegBs
minilter bat ole 6oIoaten autort.
iiert. fid au @eieIidoften 3uIam.
men5ittltft, I'M fir iid iel6it uno
lire 5oiniIieu globrung8mittel-8or
rate ein5ufaufen uno mtf oieie
g9eiie Der nadienoen 2ebensmitteI-
Teueriinq 81 begeqnen.
Die W1itaIieoidaft in oieien @e.
ieQidoften miro Itrift n1tf SoIOater
beI4rdnft fem nd6ren6 ole Stunt
tionen Der GeieaIdoft ielblt MIR I'M
Ginfauf un6 in Der @erteilung BON
g2abrungsmitteln beiteben.
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glibaliifter SelbfmurOberiudl.

@ei[ iie i6re STEELE in einem
g8arenbaus berIoreu, oeriudte Die
o6t5ebniGbrige 5rolt Gilbert Gar.
ion iid III ibrer @obmtng, 2012
nor6l. is. Ctr, oos 2ebn 8u ne6.
men, inoem iie @ift beridlufte.
He9t3eitige Gr3tlide @ilie rettete
ibr Dos 2eben. Sbr Q}ann arbeitet
in elmer Gabrif.
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aein epaialiftemfonareF

@enf, 10. Sept. - Sic S6mei8er
So5iaIiiten iino III aenntui8 geieet
noroen, Dab Die on9eiogte So5iaIis
Itenfonferana in Stodbolm nbgeia9t
norben lit. Cine io(d)e biirfte bel.
leidt ipater in Der Shuei3 ltott,
fin6en.
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@nm Nntn rrfnkt.

Ser odtia6rige 9lorris Scott
oeiien gItern 202 norOI. Is. Ctr.
mobneh tuttroe ede Is. StroBe uno
Capitol gsenue @iittipo9 bon einem
glllto eriabt uno trig cine Gals
%perrenfung baoon.
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edlndt6anier nieber i'm getrieb.

Sic G6IodtbduTer in Sib.
5maha bnben mie0er ibren 9etrieb
boaitQn0ig aufgeuommetl. glae
Streifer nahuten W}ittipod Die 9lr.
belt pieoer aut mo jcoer iheint
3uftieoen al fem.
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Ger @eI6lad unierer @eiheu lit
ieoenFoas nidt Der Saf, bon oem
man ioat, er befomme ole Sdldge,
Die Dem eial %snaebadJt ieien. Ger
eIeI befomnt iie brett, mo cos
RoIf ipeiB oaoon an erad9len.
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1rtarktberi6te!
Qno6o. Q}eb.. 18. Gepf.

Omaha, g}cb, 10. GePt.
- 8ufubr 5000.
@eefitiere felt bis etDo5 nieoriger.
8rima ihrDere 9ceoe8 1900
1850.
@ute unb bette geepe8 1850
1900.
D}ittclm. 8eebc8 IL, 25--13.25 Is.
@euobnl. 8eebes 9.00-12.00.
@ltte mo bette 3a5rlinge 400
1880.
@eittelm. S6brIinoe 12.00-t3.0O
@euobnI. SoBrlinge 7.00-1t.00.
Brimo idrpere 8ra8 8eebe3 1900
1850.
@ute ii. bette @cioeg eebe8 1850
-11.50.
M2ittelm. 8ei0e 9ceoe8 ops
1925.
@epo6nlide 9ea0cs 7.50-9.25.
aii6e ltn0 Sellers felt bis etno&
nte0ri9er.
@lte Bis bette Sellers 7.50-9.50
Cute ltn0 bette ailbe 100000.
Mittetm. &ilbe 6.75--7.75.
@cp6bnli6e ail5e $3.50.
9toderS uno Seekers felt bis
itQrfer.
grima 5ee6ers t000-t235.
@ltte, bette 5eeoer8 8.50-9.50.
Mittelm0Bige 7.50-850.
@epoDnli6e 5.75-7,25.
@ute, bette Gtoder8 100000.
Stod Sellers 6.5G-8.00.
Stod &iibe 6.00-7.50.
Gtod GGl6er 100000.
8eal &Gl6er 8".00-t2.25.
guQ ltno Gtags 5.50-8.25.
- 8ufubr $500; meiIten8
1920 ~nie0ri9er.
9rr6i6nitt8preis l7.50-17.90
S06Iter 8reiS 1910.
- 8ufu9r 10000; meiiten5
felt.
@ute ua0 bette 2aamer 1876
1850.
glte unb bette Sa6rtinge 11.50.
1850.
Cute uno bette Yatttcri6afe 9.75
-10.75.
@ltte uno bette @iOoer 1850
1900.
8eeoer 2Gnmer 17.00-13.00.
6eeoer Sdbrlinge 11,50-13.00.
5eeoer 9tltterIdnfe T.00-10.25.
ct. Soiep6 Marftberidt.
q. Soiepb, 9}o., 10. Sept.
= 3ufu5r $500; oftibe
t0-15c B0ber.
3ufu6r $500; 91orft
lnngiam, 5-10c nie6riger.
S0ditcr Grei5 1875.
8rrdihnitt5prei8 t7.50-t850.
- 3uiltbr $500; attiDe 10
or bGhpY
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1895. @anbtafac.

Sn 0eifH 1856 brinaen mir cine
sdfds fir sdu3e, bic nidt nur prats
tiia, ionbern aud elm ptrfIider gins
mcrf6mud 1T. Die @drtft 1T febr Dri.
9inel; ie beItebt aus S6uben aasr ar4
ten. Sur @erpenbung gslunst StisIfid,
9te glumen ouf ben Soiden psrbsn in
an6tdenRid, bic 8IdtIer in GtisI' pbsr
GIaditia ~ssarbsitst. Die ROns an obs
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Sin febr prattHaes 8anbtdf4den,
Rag nab 8eliebm sur anfbendbrnng
BON Shuban5ie6er unO Ghubtn0pfet
pbcr d6nli6en tleinen 5piletttngegenitdH.
ben benuBt fperbm lam, 1T Ins 1196.
Sur 9erteaung Der Sadie lift e Hur
uotia Elm etipa 4 Sol breites Slid ums
5uidIagen unb feit3ateppen; mill man
cine geteiIte 9aTde baden. 10 pirb ie in
Der Mitte nod einmaI burdgeiteppt.
9as mlufer pirb nit Ael6Iuuem 3pirH
9sIaumt gelisfert. Die Gtiderei pirO
in @tielItia gsarbeitei, unb spar ber
6tu6L braun, be Gair5e fpeiB, WtiiBe.
Rod unS Sude blau, 9us Mlffer if
auf neibtm 2instts borge3eianet aHS oes
t0nt uuO toTtet tinfdlishli4 bes erfor.
berliaen Stidgarus 25 Gents.
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ct. 3oiep6 0larft6eridt.
G6itaao Marft6eridlt.

Gbitago. ST.. a8. Sept.
&inboieb 3ufttbr 10000; aI9a.
mein felt.
Sdmeine - 3ufupr 10000; 10
25c nie0riger.
966Iter 4rai3 1885.
9urbidnittspreis 17.30-t8,60.
Sdafe-8ufubr $4,000; @2arft felt.
50diter &rei8 1920.