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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06
SMITHF

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hill and infant
daughter of HalloWell were weekend
visitors with relatives in town.
Lillian Hartford is i'll and several
other children in town are i'll with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Naomi Groves is visiting re-
latives in Norridgewock and Skowhe-
gan.
Mrs. Anna Rogers OF Lonandary, y.
H, is visiting her sons, Mont and
George Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bailey of Lew
iston were callers in town Monday
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06

t a b e Compound
be c au S e during
Change of Life |
was in bed wo
years and had two
operations, but all
the doctors and op-
erations did me no
good, and l would
have been in my
grave today had it
not been for Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06
EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wardwell and
son Everett with a friend was a Sun
day caller at Mrs. Sible Burrilfs.
Mrs4 Happgood from Madison
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
France Ames.
Will futile lost a valuable Fox
hound recently
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06

How can you expect to be thought
neighbors if you don't know what
your neighbors are doing. or this
you l""~' "'"rt by reading The In
Reporter.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06
OAK HILL-NORRIDGEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ames and two
children of Philadelphia, Pa, visited
at the home of Mr. Ames' Aunt, Mrs.
j. F. Taylor, one day recently, Their
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06

Herbert Walker of Pittsfield was In
town Thursday.
Howard Steward of Skowhegan was
in town Friday on business.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06
Boston. Post $3.50

We can furnish the Boston Post,
regular price $3.50, to our subscribers
for $3.50. To take advantage Of this
offer your subscription to the INDIE
pendent Reporter should be paid six
months or more in advance
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-06
CRISIS OF
WOMAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed By
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wagner, Okla. II never get tired
of praising Lydia L. Pinkham' 8 Vege-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
FRAZIER SIGNS
BILL tlFTMC
SUNDAY LID
Chiai Executive Loses No Tine IN
Applr1ne Finishing Touch TO 4
Similar Measure
BLUE LAWS RELIC OF
OLD MASSACHUSETTS
Have Been Generally Written In
TO State Constitutions and
Then Allowed to Die

Friends of less rigid Sunday re-
strictions who had feared that Cover
nor Frazier. because of the great
pressure which had been brought to
bear, might wabble when Senate Bill
81 reached him, were agreea5ly sur
prised when they learned Saturday al
ternOon that the chief executive lost
little more time than was required to
dip his pen in signing the measure
which legalizes Sunday practices
which have been observed by common
consent from early territorial days.
Senate Bill 81 does not add any
new liberties to the North Dakota
Sabbath. 1t simply legalizes those
which the bulk of the people always
have considered their right. The
blue Laws which Senate Bill 81
amends and re-enacts, were written
into the North Dakota statutes when
statehood was attained in 1889
Senate Bill Sis vital clauses read:
"All manner of serviie labor on the
first day of the week is prohibited, eX-
cepting works of necessity and char
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19

lily: provided. however, that the Op
Grafton OF steam railroads, street rail
ways, telephone and telegraph sys
lens, electric light, heat and power
systems, hacks, taxicabs and buses
automobile garages and supply sta
tons. bootblack stands and newspa
Per plants, shall be deemed and con
Strued to be works OF necessity.
All manner of public selling or Of
ierins or exposing for sale publicly
of any commodity upon the first day
Of the week is prohibited, except that
meats and fish may be sold at any
time before 10 o'clock a. m, and ex.
cept that foods may be sold to be
eaten upon the premises where sold,
and drugs. medicines. surgical appli-
anceS, milk. candy and confectionery.
cry, newspapers, magazines and CT
CARS may be sold at any time Of the
day, provided that none of said arti-
cles or commodities shall be so sold
in any billiard hall. pool room or tenn
perance saloon or bowling alley. or in
any place where in a pool table or
billiard table is contained, etcepc such
tables be covered
The emergency clause, which made
the act effective immediately upon re-
ceving Governor Frazier'S signature,
reads:
Whereas. an emergency exists in
that the present laws against Sabbath
breaking are in some respects burden
some and oppressive, therefore, this
act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and ap-
prevail"
This act does not in any way CON
Germ Sunday baseball, Sunday shoot
ing. nor the operation of moving pic
ture theatres or pleasure resorts On
Sundays. All of these, eX",.,t NOV
ing picture theatres, are provided for
in separate bills which already have
passed the senate. Both houses have
rejected moving picture bills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
BILLS
KILLED N STATE
AFFAIRS SESSION

Senate Bills 262 and 264, Senator
McGray's terminal elevator measures,
were killed Saturday in the SEN
ate state affairs committee. S. B. 262
appropriated 100000 to carry out the
provisions of S. 3. 264, which provid-
ed for the appointment of commits
sion to include the president and resi-
dent directors of the Equity Co-opera.
tive exchange, to erect and operate
within or without the state terminal
elevator, toward whose construction
the state would loan 100000 as
against 100000 to be subscribed by
members Of the exchange, the state
retaining title to the elevator until the
loan is fully repaid in annual install
ments of $4,000. .,.. .....
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
MACDONALD RESENTS
TREATMENT GIVEN HIS
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

The house committee on education
has aroused the ire OF State Super
intendent of Public Instruction N. c..
Macdonald by killing a number of
measures which form important cogs
in the educational scheme which he
has mapped out for the state The
state superintendent appeared before
the committee last week and advised
it that the development of consis-
tent educational system for North Da-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
NEWCOhb SUCCEEDS
OANF0RO As STATE
HUMANE. EXECUTIVE

Rev. George e. Newcomb of Bis
marck Saturday was named by
Governor Frazier state humane Off
Ger to succeed Rev. S. A. Lanford. No
salary is attached to the post, but
fund Of $500 per annum is provided
for expenses! INDr. Newcomb will con-
duct the duties of his new post in con-
junction with those Of the office of
superintendent of the state society for
the friendless, which he has held for
number of years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19

Adv,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
MINNESOTA NOT OFFERING
1OUNTIES FOR BABIES

7 st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 19.-Minnesota
is not offering any bounty for baby
boys, just now. Such was the pur.
port of reply to an inquiry sent to-
day by State auditor Preus, to John
Holman OF Lumber, in Itasca county
John says he has three bouncing
boys, and that he heard the state paid
$500 per head bounty for baby boys.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19

Old.Timers' Benefit Ball given
for Dinnis Hannifin Feb. Fl, at
Patterson's hall. Come: and re.
mind yourself Of early days.
Grand right and left. Old Monu-
morse Al La Fox Trot. O'Con.
ner's Orchestra, 2.17-19-20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
,kota was being seriously hampered by
the actions of the committee.

the actions of the committee.
Saturday the house committee
on education reported for passage II.
B. 1928, Lazear, limiting school districts
as to the absorption of additional ter
ritory; indefinitely postponed consid-
Grafton on H. B. 374, by Olson Of
Burke, covering much the same
ground, and majority voted to report
for passage H. B. 279, by Stair, relat-
ink to state aid for high schools,
while minority report will recon-
mend indefinite postponement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19

languages In five different armies.
'Tm rottfng, and l can't help it,"
Not all the bad things of war hap.
pen to human bodies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-19
NOTICE.

q NOTICE.
u l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Rose
Reinhart.
JOHN REINHART,
ADV. Bismarck, N. D.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
FIECT 0AY
s aturday. June 8, 1917
IRST RAG |. p. NJ

IND II ~ l.. = VI
CNEOLA CHALLENGE CUP. Free,
for-aIl. T!Cttihg and rar.ng. one mile
heats, two in three, Hawaiian BREEDS
Cup presented by ~. p. r. ISenberg.
provided the time OF his mare CrecIa,
2:l8, be beaten. and urse of 500.
Entrance fec, $40. Cup to be retained
by the winner until the time is beaten.
Age WI
!. J. s. Graces /. f Carme-
lita 2nd Van t!eet-Car-
meIitaJ .......... .....Aged go.
?, J. F. Col5urn Ills b. h.
Theodore ROose Velt
CWelCar-LadyD .........Agrd ...
3. w. r. Hollis b. h. Bill
Boy lCarmet-ka tIeD ...Aced $500.
SECOND RACE, 9:2O p. NJ.
Five furlongs, fri fOr-all WEIGHT
for age Purse, $3.50. of which $50 goes
to the second. Entrance fee, ten per
cent Of purse.
Age VT
l. W. F. Dillingham's ch. h.
I'mpCua CChappaCua-
Mercedita) .............A Aged 12G
. Mrs. Walter Macfarlane's
oh. N. Fair Mary Fair
Play-Aragon Esther -. 8 l12
3. 'Capt 4. X. c. Palmer's
b. g. Robert Robert dor
Anna Stacey ID ......Aged 1928
doubtful starter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
HONOLULU JUNIORS
GRAMMAR scHooL LEAGUE

l. Cart. f. NJ. Fittings
b. Z. Mohawk Boy (Mo-
hawk I!-SorOga) ......Aged 126
, w +. DiIlinshams CHI Il.
Sea Bolt Colonel Wheel
er-Sea Bass) ....... 1926
3. Cart A. X. G. Palmer's
b. 6. Robert (Roter: dor
Anna Stacey III ......Aged 1926
*DCUbtful starter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
GRAND OLD GAME
FAC1S.F|GURES
BASEBALL PROGRAM


Saturday, c.20 ?. n Chinese vs..
hcKrn'ey.
Saturday. 1:+5--a.nese vs.. Ha~a"s
It NIoIlir'u Field.
Saturday, , C-aves vs.. McKIn,
icy At ~. e.. "a.
Sun6'y, 49, -. LOu.s vs.. Asao,s at
hcI:.I FleI..
Sunday 81" Stars vs.. 3cnd In
'aot:y L t,'odulr F.eid.
Su0@ay, 8:15-Re-c1 IS. Won Harm
0..ng It Athletic Park.
Sunday 10:32-opaId,og vs.. ircH
W works . Athlete PARK.
Sunday, 6:45-Nu:uaI vs.. etar8uI-
Ie:'n at Molr;' Field
S-Hday. &c. 3o-Scnu0oar vs.. ServIce-
Ftrst d: MoiIii Fed.
sur1ay. 1:3o-Po,t.guese vs.. Chi-
nese at Athletic oart.
sun1aH $685.. LOUIS vs.. japan
csc at A:hIetIo Fa7,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08

Home run, Lai Sin; two-base hit,
Lam Wing; sacrifice hit, Bun Hee;
bases on balls, off Hayselden 4, of
Nushida 8; struck ont. by Hayse!den
IL, by Nushida 8: passed ball. Kan
Leong. Umpires, Walker and Blondy
Williams. Time of game. Las.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
CHINESE WILL PLAY
TWO GAMES SATURDAY

The Chinese team of the Pacific
League will play a dOubleheader al
NOilili Field on Saturday afternoon
In the first game they will meet thd
Hawaiis and will battle with the Mo
kinley team in the second contest
\ INK has followed the Chinese
team thus far this season as they havG
played but one game TO date. Inas'
much as they have three pitchers Is
call upon it is expected that they viii
be ready for the double bill. The first
game will be called at 1:45 and tho
second game at $50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
kAMAMALu RESI

The Kamamalu team defeated the
Honolulus at Dole Park by a score Of
II to yesterday. The lineup of the
winners was as follows: George
Goeas, CT; Joe Botelho, G.; ShotChi,
p; Giles Correa, h.; John Silva, SIS;
John Farias, 3b.; David I.emas, 2b.;
Willie Perry, CT; Eddie Goeas, IT,;
George Farias, mascot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08

SEVENTH RACE, 4:20 P NJ
One mile and half. freefor-an,
weight for age. Cup to be won twice
by the same owner, and a purse of
$500, of which s1C0 goes to the sec.
ond Entrance fec, ten per cent OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-08
SIXTH R4' T., I ? r..

JUVENILE PLAiE, Throe-eighths
mile. Hawaiian bred, twC-ye1r-oId>
Piece CT silver plate valued at 500
and a lurse Of 500, of which 81 gees
to the second. Elt!~nCe foo, ten per
cent Of purse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
rid)ttge 6orm bringen laBt. Cine
@ftiengeieuidaft bat ii9 NIT Dem CT
FINDER an ser Spibe our Musbe11trng
Ger Grfir6ung gegriinbet.
kIndor 0ohr0ion
MACH FLETCHER'S
or
Mpr6z0afota.

@iIliit 0 n. -@barles 5. 5ielb,
elm bieiiger 8etpobner, gnfel 6es
@Drl1s 6. 6iel6, Ger 6aS critic trans-
otlantiide &abel legte, bat eben a1=
%gefiinoigt, 6aB er einen nnter magne=
tiidyer &ontroue iteben6en Gorpe0o
erf l1n6en babe, ser li6 Defenders CUR
3erlt0rlt11g bon Sdiffen eignen ioll,
u1n6 ct ieine grfinoa1ng Ser &egie=
rltrg Der &ereimgten .Staute1 porge=
legt babe.
@ead). : S1r Scr Mabe BON bier
ipa1r6e sic liebel1 Sabre alte 9bilome=
ITO @f1iif, Die mlf ben Seimtpege bon
Ser Sdu1le in eil1em Sdneeltl1rme
lid cuff ser Yroirie perirrt batte,
balb beptBtlos uno NIT Biz 81 Sen
@llbogen ~erfrorelren Mr1rel1 lrr0 Bis
5lt Sen &nien erf% rorene1r @eiren nod
5m0lf Stun6en in elmer berlallenel1
&iitte gef11noer.
Mmenio. -@inem jl1r1gen Sur
1rer 1ra11e11s 8ern 8lp6rotp gelang eS,
ei1ren groBen @oloaoler 5lt erlege11,
6eiien Sliigelgeipanm1ng foit adt
SUP betrltg. Ser jltnge Manm iiber=
raidte SEN &aubpogel, als 6ieier cine
Meile iii6Ii6 BON bier cine ieiner
iungen @anie 6apontragen >pollte.
SHE 8epobner ser @egen6 bebal1p=
ten, 6aB DIES Ser er1te M6ler tpar, Der
iemols in ser @}egen6 geieben tpatroe.
Sort gates. = Sic altelte
Sroa aus Sent @tomme Ser Siour=
SS1roioner bon Der Stan6ing &od &e=
%ierbotion lit qeitorben. Sic murbe
iiber 100 Sabre alt un6 lebte BEL
ibrem Sobne M6am Soma, Der auh
ido1t 6os @brenolter BON 83 Sobren
errei6t bat.
@roiip Suite. - 6armer
a1n6 @ieb5iidter 6ieier @egen6 baber1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
fobrenoen @ieb3uges

mes longim fabrenoen @eb8uges
b%ineinimtite.
Bierre. = Mm Mithpo6 LETTER
ISOLDE bat @o11pernel1r Morbef Die
Notwithstanding unter5ei6net,
our6 Die Siio6afota in Die Neibe Der
ufnodentrodenen" Staaten tritt. Sos
11e1e @eieb, beilen @irfiamteit ON l.
SSh1li beginnt, miro 6ie SdlieB11ng
BON 275 Shmftpirtbidaften, mopon
80 in bie1er Staot, bier 8ral1ereien
uno 5ebn Observation-Disclosures
nit ii6 bringen.
2eao = Ser bodtp. Bfurrer
SOB. 5rei bon 2emmon lit 5ur3eit
nit bem Balt ieiner 5ebnten Stride
beid)dftidt un0 5tpar in Ibnnoers
bo1pf. Sos nelte @ottesbauS fommt
a1tf ettpa tart1eno Collars 81 lteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

bensiabr qetreten, bern am 26. Sc.
brltar 1868 tpur6e baS Serritoril1m
our6 @ongreBafte in 6en 8uno olf=
genommen; sic 8efanntmadn1ng
bierbon erfolgte aber erit am 3.
Mar3. Die gufnobme MinneiotaS
in oe,1 811nb mar NIT einem groben
2anbgef9enf berbunoen, peldeS
g~r0btentbeils bem Sdulfon6s 5uge<
tbeilt mlroe, moourb Der lebtere
ga1,5 betrG6tli9 anidapoq un6 m.r-
mebr einen @ertb bon 33 Miaionen
Collars reprdientiert. Mfan idabt,
oab CT biz auf ei11e S0be bon 200
Milionen a,1tpadien miro.
minneapolis. = Wfit BENT
@orrange iiber ale ar6erer Glitter
5iiae lin6 6reitag bon bier 5pei 81
Observation-Disclosures Mebl nad)
Map Dorf 1no 8ittsburgb obgefab=
rem ais rite elmer &eibe bon &ilfsz
le>rol111gen Ste bon Ser 3tpilfenltoat=
.lidyen @a10elsfommiilion %angeoro1ret
>pproen linb sur 9ebebltng Der M}ebl=
nptb inn Often.
0uIntb. = Sbmobl Sic Sage
bes &oblennarftes auf Ser amerita=
nilden Seite bes Mnfangs Ser Gro
ben seen 1ttlo innerbalb ieines gin=
flubgebietes int Mor0pei ten nidt ge=
robe iebr erfrerlib lit, miro ood) fet=
1ler ser Soon umenten in Bent at1gege=
be1ren @ebiet luabreno 6es nod Der
bleiben6en Tbeiles 6es 8inters mirf=
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bier om Domerftog iagte. Mue &ob<
lenfirnren beban6eln Die 2age nit
duBeriter Sorgfalt, baber beitebt
fein @rurb our 8e1orgnib fir Sic
@oniumenten. limo 6o6 erflarten
bie1ige &oblenbdn6ler, 6oB Tie feline
&oblen mebr borratbig baben, 10 BOB
iie feline 8elteal1ngen annebmen
f01nten. - @artoffelbauern in ct.
2ouis County baben Sm1len6e bon
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toffeln 111tgeidiitt iin6 11nb bur6 Den
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&reltpib ma6te cine @ntidJa6iglngS-
floge I'M $5,249 ,gegen sic @ta6t an<
bangig. Ole @loge beiagt, Dob oie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

&lagerin orn 16. Mar3 1916 auf Dem
NIT gis be6edten @iirgeriteig an 6er
z. Strabe al1sglitt, fiel un6 iib Dos
%itdgrat perleBte.
@ibbing. = Sann1lel 6. 60
binion outs 8irginia, meIder aus gi-
feriid ouf feline Srml idoB rn6 Tie
berGebte, lit bes Mrgriffs int erlten
@ra6e ida1lbig befun6en 1porben. Die
B%erletlngen Der Srm1, Die 5uerit iebr
gefabrlid gebaltet muroen, ertpieie1
iid als 6~leiidm1n0en, Die i6meQ
beilten. Srm &obinion uor fait ben
ga1t5en Sag m1f 6em 3el1genitamo
unb iie leugnete, ibrem Gotten lln=
trel1 getpeien 3m fem.
6ergns Sails. -g6ra Stod,
Sodter Der Samilie @ermam Stof,
liegt NIT fdueren 8ranomunoen IN
einen1 bieiiaen &oipital. Sic erlitt
bie @1tnoenL aIs Sos Stod'ibe @obr=
bmts liib1id Ser Stabt nie6erbrannte.
Manfato. = Das flint Sabre
alte g0bndyen ser 6amilie Mrtbur
Mabilom outs @eus batte iid IN Den
&a1b1tou begeben, Tim oas 1relte &alb
51 leben. 9abei tpl1r0e Dos &in0 BON
elmer &ub angegriffe11, ibm brei gfip=
ben gebrod)en nn6 eine 16mere Wu11=
Sc ont &opf beigebro6t.
@inona. = 9as Sarmbal1s
ser 6omilie Seals IN No6ine lpl1roe
i6l1rb 6el1er b%ol(itdn6tg erit0rt. &err
a1n6 Sran Seals, Sic babeim aporen,
als 6os 5elter m1sbra6, mur6en 6as=
1elbe crit getpabr, nad6em eS it6
lpeit a11sge6ebmt batte. 8on 6em
Sic M0bel 81 retten, ma1B-
ten iie Ser groBen Site megen Mb-
itan6 nebmem. Ser @erluit betragt
$4,000 un6 lit 6a1r@ @eriideratng bel
meitem midt ge6edt.
@rainer5. = Sos 6rei Satire
olte S0dterhen ser in Sreton mobt
1ren6en Gamilie Gru5er fiel in eiaen
nit beiBem @uiier gefii1ten 8nber
atnb lit an sem erlittenet1 8ran6ep1n=
SEN qeitorben. = Soiepb Mirm1 bon
Crosby, @rfinber zines o%a1tommii6er1
@er1dlniies elmer @aroge=Tsbbiire traf
Montog bier m1f Dem @ege nod ct.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

cine @ereimgr1rg unter bem Mamer
u@etern Nortb Dafota Brotectibe
M11ociation" gegriin6et 5mefS S6nt=
bes gege1u &inoeroiebitable.
@opoIier. X Der &a1rierer
Solepb Sairn bt Sen @ountpbebor-
Den geitanben, oaB er an @eibnadts=
tage ol1rdb einen mngliidlid)en 3ufaQ
iei1ren Setter Mlif gairn eri6oiien
babe atnb 6aB er aus 9(ngft Dor Ser
bafta1ng sic 2eide in einen @offer &C.
pacft uno in eir1em @eb0l5 beritedt
bobe. 9ie 2eid)e tpuroe gefun6en.
Ger Monm ertlarte, 6aB iei1 @epii-
len i'm at 6em @eltam6niiie getrie=
ben babe.
@bermoo6. - 8eim 6iQen
zines d)emii6en Carbohydrates cut
ltan6 cine grplolion, bel Ser Ser &oi=
iierer Ser Iar1ners & Merdollts
gunf, GerrD Bromn in Die @0be &C.
idlatbert lpltrbe un6 beim SAT- iidy
ei1len @rud) bes linfen l%lnterarnls
5t5og.
Sib=9afota.
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bu1loert Sobren lit in einem bieligel1
@olpitol 2ol1is 2aplarlt nod fait EN-
jabrigem &ranfelllager al1s 0em &C.
ben geidie0en. 2aplant fan1 inn Sab=
re 1885 nud) Sort Gierre, ais Dteler
Srt ,1od cine Standardization Ser
Mmerican Sur SO. mar, uno CT tpar
Ser lebte bisber nod lteberleben6e
BON ben Eel3ba116lern jener alte11
6irma.
Mit@eI1. - IS iin6 Snforpo=
rationsartifel eingereidt tporoen fit
ste Mitden & Nortbtpeitern 8abn,
Ole ben 8ml elmer 2irie BON bier nad
&ee &eigbts 6urh Ole Counties 90
pi1on, @arborn, gluroro, Sera1lb,
Buffalo un6 @ano plant. Cos &api=
toll betrdgt 3tpei Millionen Dollars,
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Sto6t.
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raf6 fabrenber @iiter51g ser Greet
9eortbern @obn beim Sobrer INN Ell
ne @iegltng in oos bimtere gn6e Ell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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$27OO.OO.
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1921, gben 2afe, 100000
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$4,000.
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reddtsporloge ridt 10 eilig 5u baben,
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b1,nQ Der Sau getpelen. l1n6 6aS tit
al,qenld)ei,1lib m1f eine beri6leppen-
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merben fonnte. sic bemrsen 6aber
sen ltmltano, oab Ste Srgmiiationen
ser 6ralte1l ielb1t ii6 nidt pollig Ell
mig itnb iiber ibre Soroernngem el1relt
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6rol,en iiberlallen bleiben loa, ii9
iiber ibre Meimt1lgsper idyieoenbeite1l
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lerld)aft in girltrodt gegenitbertrete11
f0nnell. @ie es al,d fon1nrel1 111og,
es lit iebcafallS CT id]tlid), DaB Der &C.
not IS nid)t eilig bat.
Sir sic gerotbltngen in oen geles-
gebenoen @al1lern oes Staates llegell
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len sic Overwhelming bon elmer boil
ben M}illion Collars fir oie BON Der
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