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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
RriessnaG aGri@ten
Stub m,tr aus britiiden, frans5iifdsn
unb ruiFfdeu AueII.u einse.
troffen.
Ob bic 9srIiHer Rahri6tM perma.
uent unterbriidt iperben, III
nif)t befannt.
Wlan muB iid bemnad nit ben Na4s
ri4tsu aus alliirkn AuslIsu
begniigen.

Rem gori, 8. 2lpril. Cine gu.
Iammeuitelung Der pdbreno oes ga.
ges aus fraus6iif4eh eugliideu uilf
ruIfIhen Quellen eingetroffensr
&riessnadri9tsu Istiens Der 4fosiir.
ten preiie = Na1ritbttn aus Deutid),
lamb iino niht eingetroffen - laute.
ipie folst:
paris melbsi, bab bic GrdnsoIen, an
eines syrDnt bon mebr dls adt Msilsr
iiibli9 unb iiibtpeitIif Don ct. Snsn,
tin ansrsifenb, tros beftissr .Gessn'
ipsbr Der 9euif6en mebrere beutiGs
Poiitionsn unb eirrige D5rier seromz
men ba6en, namentlib 9nlIpn, 5ipei
Wseiltn iiibipeitlih, unb Gifieeour:.
5ipe; Tieilsn iiiblib bon Der Staot.
Die 8ritenj bic bereiis in Der in oer
Rdbs bsr tpeiiliden Grense pon ct.
Quentin dneetommen iinb, babsn als
iheineno bort Salt stHla9t, fpdbrsnb
lie uorbtpeitIi6 bon ber Stabt Elm
Glantirungsman6psr ausfiibren. Der
offisisIlsn britifthen 8etanntmaGrng
gemGb lparen lie bamit tbeilpeif, srs
folgreih. Gle baben bas 9orf MeiIs
iemp 6ei.bt, 5 MeiIsn rorbipeitlid ben
ct. Quenttn gelegen. unb ipeitH rSrbs
lid ben Walb bon RouHop. Nud bas
ben bic Briien bos 0orf SeininsSurs
Goleul, fiinf Metlsn iiib0itli6 ron
grras, mad iebr heftisen aampisn
b.isbt.
Rbeims IN abermals In bsf.iner
Deife pon ben DeutTttn bef9oiisn
iporoen. Mebr als 1000 Gei4ohe
lpurben In bic Stabt sd&Ieubert.
paris bsridtet, baf mebpere Gtpiliiisn
sst0btet iporben fsier.
Qln Der 5iilifeu Jront iuurbtn bic
ruTIii4sn poiitionen jiibiih bon
Jauts. IN Der Gegenb BON Diinaburg
DON ben Teuiiden angesrifftn, ME
audi 9,ofitionsn iiibIid bon Wlabimirs
WoIbpnsi IN WoIbpnisn. Sn isbem
fyaa aefana ts ben Deutfden. In bic
ruiifI6sn goiitionM sinsubrinsen.
bas ruiiifdt Griessminiiterium be-
bauptst aber, boB iit our9 gessnans
sriffe pitber baraus bertriebeH tpors
ben ieisn.
gln Der italieniIdm Jront III ftars
fer Sanecfal in ben NlpsHsRsgirnsn
ben Spsrationsn fs1r birbsrIi9; aber
i'm GtI4sSbal finben an sinisen
puuiten sismIib beftigs qlriaerisss'
fs&ts tatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04

grfldrrng. bob bic Ser. Stdaten .irl
ieber m5gli9en Weils nit Raib anb
9bat nit ben Regierunsen fooperiren
mubten, bic iebt sesen Deuii9lnnb
&rieg fiibren" cine enge 4llian5 NIT
ben Qlltirten beabii6ttgt iinb cine
attipe 9etbeiligung an jeber politii
her gntente, iel6jt fir bic 3eit mad
bem ariege, tpiinffen, bab bic tuabre
8ebsutuns Der pbraie ilar semadt
iperbe, ebe iie fiir bte Reiolution ftim'
men, bic BEN prditberien fat unbes
f9rGnfte 9ollmabt aiebt.
Gs III aud m5slid, bab fidj setuiFe
Oppoiiticn gegeii bic 8eifeueruHsss
plane bes prdiibenten seltenb MAIDEN
ipirb. bic babin ausgsbt, bab bic Sos
fen bss 9risges in Der Sanpifa6e bon
Der jebigsn Generation aufgebra4t
perbsn fOllen. Rau 1T Der gnii4t.
bab bic 8essnIiGnoe, bic fiir b0bsre
geiteueruna bsraHgejogen ipsrben fols
len, ist. i5on 70 bod beiteuert iiHb,
als bies iibsrhaupt tbunlit 1T.
giniae Senatoren fnb Der Nniitt,
bab Spiritupien anb Bier nod msbr
bsiteiiert unb Wonopoliteuer einges
fiibrt tperben iolle, ipie ipdbrenb Sss
Spanii6 sglmeritauiiben arieges unb
bab i'm llebrisen gpnbs aussestten
fperben follen. GO 1T bies aber cine
2tnseIegsnbeit fir iib unb man slauta,
hab fie ,ein Sinbernib fir bic an'
nabms Der Rrisssrefolution iein ipirb.
o~;~ L~sA A.kn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
4as Red9t bpn Stabteu,
sSraucn oas Gtimrreht bel ul1trl5ipa
len @abIen gu ertbeileu,
gom O6erItaatsgerift aiifreht er
bolten.
Cie eufirnaetteu.5iHrer tpolLen it'd
ote g1tti1eiouug 5u nltse MAIDEN

Columbus, o., 8. gtpriI. 0as
Oberitantsgerid)t bon Ohio belt am
9ieuitag 0os 9tedr BON Sdoten alti-
redl, oenpifoIge iol6e urter benz
SeIbitoerwaIttngs Gbarter Srauen
tet murti5tpalen Bnblen oas Gtiuuu.
redIt einrGltnen fonneit. Sit GIepeIono
iii ote erite Gtu6t Sbios, pelfJe iSrGl-
sr oas Rett oerIeibt, IN mltlri5ipalen
4ngclegenbeiten oas Stiutmrebt aiiS.
Juiiben. 8erarllaBt pur6e bic @nt.
iheiSung our!b Die aIagc bon Sopbia
SapIor eegen Die @nbIbeborbe BON
Gunaboga Gcitntp, IN tpeIner es ii4
iirl bas Strnunredt Der Sroncn IN
ettscr slaneriousrG Grase bdiIoeiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
gilbert SnIim,
Der General Sirettor Der 5amburgs
glmerita 2inie,
glnssbIid Der Soffnung, bob bis gum
l. Sult Sriebe fem pirb.

2onbpn, 8. Gpril. - Bon Der
rgDrien 3eituus- DON Berlin piro
eenelbet, baB gilbert Balm, bic pros
minenteite g}eri0nli9teit in Der bellts
fben S6iffTabrtszS Snblrftrie, in elmer
8erfdmmlung Der &psmos Odulpferlis
ME in Samburg ertldrt babe, buB er
boffe, ben Subresberttt am /. Suli
inter etnem 5riebens5lrtanp uHterbreia
ten su t0nner.
Cine Reuter 0epeThe bon Sopens
boeen beIagt, bnB Serr Balm, Der
@eneral Sireftpr Der 6umburgs
9lmertta g6iffdbrts @eIelI6aft,
tpie berihtst pprben fsi ale Sapitd<
ne Der 9iuie aufseforoert babe, am l.
SuIi in 9amburs gu iein.
Die beutf6e Suifertn oil
bic Qbfi9t bubem ibre
Supelen gu PER-
taufen.
amferoom, 3. Gpril. Cine
gerliner 9epei5e an bic ,&olnifde
3eituns" bebouptet, bob bic beuti4e
SaiIerin tire Sutpelen, bic einen Fshr
bp6en @ertb bdben, nuh einem neus
trolen 2anb ssIhidt babe. mo iie
nertuuft perben foIleR,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Ser 3Dmman6emr ses
,,EeeaSlers"
Jf Graf Selty ponautner
bpu Tresbeu

Berlin, Sonntas, 1. april, ii6sr
2Onbon. 3. april. 9rqf GeIir bon
2udner, Der &ommaubeur beg beuts
fden Sanbelsssrit6ysrs .Seeaoler', tit
SO Sabre alt uHS .iu Sobn bes Sras
fen Seinri6 bon 2utner bon DRESDEN.
Gr mar Elm Reisrpsoffi5ier biz gum
SABRE 1911, mann .r in ben attioen
0ienit sintrat, unb sr betleibet ies.
ben Rans eines stapitdns2sutnunts-
Gin Stiefbruber 1T Ibam bon 2uds
nsr, Elm SapitGn Der 9amburssslmss
ritnuiiheu 9ampierlinie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
0Netterb rberid,t.

Sii . bio, meft girginien uHo
bas pefIi9e penmipIDa1rien: Srifbes
Wetter am Wlitttpod; pabrf4etnLi9
Resen IN ber Mtittipo9 gaa4t unb
am Donnerftag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
auf bieien puntt gtebt ,s Bel Dem
8erbonb Der GeltraIbunOsma4ts nar
cine @nii4t.
Ginen Vroteft
Wia Deuf9Ianb onesbIi9 sessn bic
GrsldrunS bes prdiiosntsn
DiIfOn.
DAB elm RrtessSuifanS nit Deuti5s
lamb beiiebe, on bi, Reutyaleu
fenbsu,
Gineii Yroteft

2orbpn, 8. @pril. Cine Depside
aus amiieroam on bic gIdanse Sss
legrapb Go. beiast, bab bic beutide
Regierurg beabiit!ige, an ale Reus
traIe einen prot,it sesen bic grtIds
runs Der auleri!anii4en Resierung,
ber5ufolge Elm sriegssuiianb NIT
Deutf4lanb eriiiire, 5u ienben. WuH
boffe in Deufidlanb, 10 hsibt ss in
Der DepeI9e. burd DeH sSroteit giH'
flub arrf bic fiiodmsritaniiben Rspus
bliieu aussuiib.n, bu bes prdfibenteH
DilIon politit cine 9eTa6r fir bi.
gle,ttralitdt Der gentrdIs unb iiios
ameri.anif4en etaa:sn biIbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Gineu gelbftiprSneriuh
SoIIbie Gattia bts fribe
rem ruffii9sa premiers
Stirmsr gema4t

2onton, 8. apriI. Cine Rsuters
DepeIte nus ct. q.tersburs melbst,
bab bic @attin bes friiberen gsr.miers
Boris Q. Stiirmsr .inen Selbitmoros
periud, mahte. Si. babe iid na4
empfang sinss grisfes, beHeH SnbaIt
niGt betannt in. S6uittpunoen am
Salf. bsisebra4i uno Iiese in ssfdbrs
lidem 3uitanbe In .inem Soipital.
frau Stiirmer IN &C SABRE alt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04

R4t cine ein5ise Gun.enbepsfde
aus Berlin 1T bier am DieHibos iiber
Sappille obsr 9uderton einsetroffen.
Die Witterunssprbdltniiie fir bic
lle6ermittelung DON Gunienbepef1en
fOlIen siinjtis ssipefen fein. 9isber
paren bk offi5ielIeu Depsfdn bet
beutf4m oberften 5eepeslsituns in
Der Rssel UNI eli llbr 9orIuittass Elm.
aeluufen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
i kriessril6e 11laBnabmsn ssssn Ts trsffsl


F4alJ Obnb
in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Mns Mterifp
9tlta pieber aus Der Ges
genb BON 6 G5tbua baa q
berfhnunb ben.

Stabt@bibuablua, 3. 2lpril.
pairouiIlen, bic IN bic norbrositIi9
DON bier sslesens etsenb sefdidt purs
ben, pobin ii6 bas Gros Der @iIIas
i6en ganben nod i1rer gRiebsrlase
Don potissr Wp6e 5ariidse;osen bat,
iebrtsn ON Dienitag nit Der Wlelbuns
suriid, bab fie teins 6pur bon Der
HaaSs ssfsipAea HittA Ra&aeV
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
Ser amerisnRiibe Sc,
ianSte im Selgien
.nb Der direiif9e Geiaaate IN
Berlin
qm Sierftag auf i6rer Rsiie rad
Bern in S4uffbauisH an,
netonIuen.

Bern. ii6sr paris, 8. 2tprtl. -
9ranb Bbttlod, Der merttanii4e 9es
ianbte in 9eIgien, unb Der 2tucIii6e
@eiaubte in Berlin tameH nit ibreit
9eIanoti3dftsitab, i'm 0an5eu II
perfonsn, am 9ieuItag Rodmittoe in
S9affbauitu an uub feBten bon oa
ibre Rsde na1 Bern fort.
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aber, bab bies ni4t me6r gessn bic
Ser. Stuuten seri9tet TT, als gesea
anbere Reutrale.
Gs ipirb audi ertldrt, bob bic Be-
banbluug Der nod IN Deutfalano le~
benbm dmeritanif8en giirger, bic bies
fef6en Greibeiten genieBeH pie ale
anberen glsutralen, feline aenberuns
erfubren pirb. 9eutialanb srpurtet
a6er aith, baB bic Ser. Staaten fers
Rerbin bic in Qmertta lebenben Ge1,t<
f4en in slei4er 8eiIe 6sbanbeln tpie
bisher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-04
pir Nrir9s=Nftolmtion orr Aomini.
ttratiut ttud tttht aagrnuntntfn.
gan erlartet aber bab br &ongrtb ant Wittuo in llere,
Thinning nit Ben gSiinden bes Yradoenen 6anbcu piro

Die aominiration tri0t in5mi(den aGe Oor6ereitun=
gen fdr Den Eritg.
2lms Serlm iurb sen,elbet ba Semtlanb feinen areg
ae0em nie Ser. Staatem erfl1ret
lnd aud ksns ksssri0s abnabmn ssssn s tsffsn wlrd
ssenm aud Oer aonsrek bic sregsreiolution anummt.
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On Die ruiiiiden So8ialiiten i'm Sn
tereiie Der Serbetfiibr,tng oes
Sriebets iibern1itteIte,

ISan6eIte nidt I'M &uftrage Der bGnt
iAen 9iegierrng,
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Ser Sdaii@e Utiniiter
gta,lning

0eIaer Die communication Der beut'
i5en Go5ialoenlofrateu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-28
- NIerner .sIL.cnLnh..

Jerome J. Sterner. who has been III
with pneumonia At his West Seventh
street home for the past I've months.
passed away On Monday night Al Il.45
O'Clock Mr.. Steiner was aEea ST
wears. s months and DAYS. Eunera
services were held this afternoon 4u
the local Methodist church. DIR F. E
Shut. pastor. officiating. Iutermeut
was in che AIedo cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-28
f.nrBfnr wen Attended

The opening night at the South side
theatre under new management. which
was held on Monday night was gen
erauslv pa&ro1izad. The show was one
to which MO admission price was
charged and people locked 10 The eu-
trance necessarily. An estimated
crowd ot 100 persons Witnessed Clio
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-23

and east of railway right
Part p To of the n sEH of the
NEA and the SWA of
the NEA of I
1919 acres of the SEA of
the NWA and the SWH of
the NEA of !
Part of the SEA of the
NEA and the SWH of the
Lots 1, 2 and 8 and part of
the NEA Southwest of
railroad right Of way of
That part of the NEA
north and east Of rail-
way right of way of 2
All that part of Section
Thirteen (13), in Town
ship one hundred twenty
seven CPD North of Range
forty-four (44) West of
the Fifth Principal Meridi-
an. described as follows,
to-wit:-Commencing at
a point on the south Sec
ton line of said section
where the same would
be interSected by the
nOrtheasterly boundary
line of Pacific Avenue in
the Village of Herman
according to the recorded
plat thereof in the office
of the Register of Deeds
of said Grant County, If
extended southeasterly,
thence west along said Sec
ton line to the Lake thence
following the shore of
said Lake to a point
where it would be inter-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-06-14

Stotlar of Greenwood will be manager
of the store.
Mrs. George Dixon entertained de-
lightfully at luncheon on Friday. Her
guests were Mrs. A. D. Sprague Of
Greenwood and Mrs. Frances WOOL
ward, and Mrs. E. Mckee of Devils
Lake.
Mrs. A. D. futile entertained al
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. Roll Chapman, Mrs.
Fred Hall and Mrs. M. S. Rankin.
Misses Margaret and Evelyn John
son and Master Raymond job sol
were guests at the LaRue cottage on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rebillard and
family returned Saturday from q
weeks visit at Mohall..
The John Henley family have again
taken up residence at Chautauqua,
The Henley sisters will spend the sum.
mer with their father.
Mrs. John Harris Violet Henley
and children arrived Friday from Cut
Bank, Mont, and the Misses Bessie
and Jessie, teachers at Park River ant
Mohall, will spend their vacation here
MI. and Mrs. Fred thinner of De
wills Lake are down for a few days
camping at the L. d. Smell cottage.
Mrs. ]. II. Bloom has returned +r,1
Fish Lake where she was the guest o
friends on a fishing trip.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-06-14
Report 81 IL. os.aitie. Of
Tho Devils Lake State Bank

at Devils Lake., in the State of North
Dakota, at the close of business May
LIST, 1917.
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to- ~" I.4-.F4E 18Th l.tALI-fa IL dN-U
State 'penitentiary has made applica-
ton to the Board Of Experts for pa
role. A hearing will be held on said
application by the Board of Experts
in the Warden's Office, at the said PEN
itentiary, on the 10th Of June, 1917.
Said A. P. Hayes was convicted in
me District Court Of Ramsey County
on the 18th day of August, 1916, for
the crime Of removing and ~conceaiine
mortgaged property and was sentenc-
ed ~thereupon to the State Penitentiary
for d term of two years and nine
months.
Any information that can be. fur
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The fire department was called out
Tuesday forenoon to the home of w.
d. Belford on 3rd street, where a fire
had started in the basement of the
house. The fire laddies were on the
ground in a hurry and the blaze was
extinguished with the chemicals, with
but little damage. The fire apparent
~ startel from the lamp in an incu-
sator which was in operation in the
basement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-06-14
Chautauqua

Mrs. Edmund DeVaney and family
OF Poplar Grove, were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Kate Fitzsimmons.
The JOS. M. Kelly family spent Sun
day at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Gilbertson NOV.
ed down to their cottage Saturday.
Mrs. Johanna Serumgard and daugh.
ter, Ida, of Devils Lake have a cottage
on Lovers Lane. Their guests on. Sun.
day We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Nelson
Major and Mrs. Albert Roberts left
Monday for Casselton to attend the G
a. R. and w. R G. convention.
Guests at the Crary tent on Sunda,
were Mrs. Daphne Wheeler of Cando
and Miss Genevieye Burrell.
Miss Alice LaRue spent Sunday il
Devils Lake, the guest of her aunt
Mrs. H. M. Creel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Stansbury. ar
rived Tuesday from Churchs Ferr,
and will spend the summer at thei]
cottage.
Guests of Mrs. John Ford at lunch
con were Mrs. Margaret and Miss Ed
ma Davis.
Quincy Adams Of Devils Lake cam,
down Monday and was an over nigh
guest at the Ostrander cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller Of Mir
newaukan were guests of Judge an,
Mrs. G. W. Buttz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Nimmo and NJ,
and Mrs. E. A. Breidert returned Sun
day from an outing at Perkham. Mi
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. George KELLOGG an,
daughter Miss Florence came sunda,
Tor a few days stay at their cottage.
Mrs. B. G. Gates is enjoying 3 visi
from her sister Miss La Reign Hunte
of Devils Lake.
F. w. Mann and sons have tn
; store privilege for the season and viii
be or the grounds next week. Bur
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-06-14
MARKET REPORT

Quotations for Thursday, June 18th
1917, as furnished by the Farmers
Mill and Elevator Co, Devils Lake
North Dakota
No. 1 hard $2.7o
No. / Northern $2.68
No. 2 Northern $3.50 !.
No. 8 wheat s2.4s
No. 1 durum $2.37 =
No. 2 durum 1927
Oats 80
Barley IL to go
Rye $2.17
Flax $2.87.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-06-14
The best of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tertainment. Lowest admission .prices~ever offered.
THE PROGRAM.

This folder comes to you. as q reminder that the
Twenty-ffth Annual Assembly Of the North Dakota
Chautauqua will be held July 1 to Is inclusive, but it
contains only q hint Of what may be seen, and heard
during the Is days it is to be in session. The regu-
lar program will be sent you on request and the en-
closed postcard. with your name and address written
thereon and mailed us will result in having the COM
plete program reach you as soon as issued. II
We refer briefly to the following scheduled at
fractions, although there will be other pleasing num-
bers mentioned in the regular program.
60 j. Music:
July 1.-THE Christianson Family Concert Co. Of
Norway. "A string orchestra which has
won the administration Of the most severe
July 5-7IThe Messer Sisters in vocal and instru-
mental numbers with readings. = 5.t
July 8-9-Jean Wormsers Alpine Singers and
Yodlers. Genuine Alpine singers and
Yodlers now touring the United States
July 10-12-Blakeslee Company-A trio Of accom-
plished singers.
July 13-16--:Hedstrom Company-Singers and enter
July 14-J. A. Beede, the Western orator, we'll
versed in Indian lore subjects and West
ern life.
July s. Mrs. Julia Strauss-The Country Con-
tributor of the Ladies' Home Journal.
Other speakers will be selected for the cause Of
temperance in the W. G. T. U. activities and patriotic
and the duties Of those who are not to be at the
front.
The public may feel assured that on patriotic
Day" at Chautauqua, there will be provided speakers
and entertainment such as none can afford to miss
hearing and seeing,Men Of National reputation are to
be present and the day is to be made one long to be
remembered. Remember the date, July 18th.
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SENSIBLE COURsE.

There is only one sensible course to
follow for the Republican convention
June goth, and that is to indorse Prof.
H. H. Aaker for Congress, and thus
make the Republican victory certain.
1t does not stand to reason that a ley
candidate, nominated a few days be-
fore election and handicapped by a
~discredited convention nomination,
could win. Mr.. Aaker will probably
win anyway; he is better and more IA
vorably known, and practically carried
the district in 1910 under similar con-
Observation-Disclosures. 24-1t
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nished in writing and presented to the
said board at their meeting on the
above date will be duly considered.
Any and all communications should
be addressed to F. S. Talcott, Warden,
North Dakota State Penitentiary. Bis
marck, North Dakota.
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The marriage of Harry VanLiew Of
Lake township, and Miss Meta Liesch
takes place today at Williston. The
groom is well known here and the
bride is a young lady who at one time
was a telephone girl in this city. At
this time we ara not able to give fur
ther particulars, but hope to do SO
next issue,
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Most Beautiful Spot in North Dakota
NORTH DAKOTA CHAUTAUQUA
1917 Session, July l to Is Inclusive
July 2-3-Pro D~illstron, cartoonist.
July Prof. Totten, magician of whom there
are none to excel.

July Z-5-frO1. DlllSCrOm, cartOOnlSt.
are none to excel.
Special Days:
July 1.-The Nations holiday, replete with every
t pnessns sale Ths orator to r ef 5Se t dss d. & %e s5Isetes x f i 81
one who will be a credit to the occasion.
Woman's Day:
July 5-This day will be given over to the women
owing to the = enthusiasm nv with Mls which isas the idea al has
taken hold on the minds Of the women. foremost in
advancing the cause Of women.
ss. Indian Day:
July 6-For twenty years this day, was celebrated
by the Indians with ali TIE s.:;.it and earnestness
peculiar to the Indian. and after a period Of several
e st t to tie " white IN man sa'a 81 pl re fsii to Be- % present resent
and enjoy the sport. s
VIC. I. U. Day:
July 10-Folowing the annual custom, ". c. T.
U. Day will be replete with a number Of interesting
events calculated to arouse the people to the need.
ment. q absolute ait pr prohibition ii to p a Situation on hat hat. PRONE prone
Uses fulfl'ment before many years.
Prominent men Of National 1 repute : vim fn Be p pessf9a:
Do not miss this treat. 435ss.@ 80 :"
Admission Tickets.
Notwithstanding the rapid rise in prices of every
ticket prices are to be greatly reduced; the. family
season tickets being less than for many years and the
daily admission charges are divided SO that persons
may enter the grounds without having to buy tickets
Of admission to the auditorium.
Prices:
Family season tickets to grounds and entertain
Z Chautauqua grounds and return admit the purchaser
to the grounds without further charge, price Is cents.
Single season tickets to grounds and entertain.
ments, $3.50.
Family season tickets to grounds and entertain
ments $500.
Children's season tickets to all over IL years, $500.
Note: All daily admission tickets admit to grounds
and all children under 20, excepting married children
Of, any age.
All season tickets admit to grounds and enter
tainments
Regular admission to Auditorium will be s and 10
cents for afternoon and 10 and 20 cents for evening.
for any special attraction that may cost too much to
be paid for by. regular admission charges, and in such
cases season ticket holders will be charged the differ
ence between the regular and special rate.
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i. Entertainment:

All theaters in Devils Lake, will be closed during
the entire Is days and in view Of this fact the man
agemept has felt encouraged to provide a much bet
fore.
The moving picture films have been arranged with
particular care, the Sunday programs being particu-
ligious sentiment and you cannot afford to miss this
part Of the entertainment which alone is well worth
the price of admission. These movie features will be
shown both afternoon and evening throughout the
session: \
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July 18th, Hon. N. A. Hildreth of FARGO will be
orator of the day. A program Of exceptional
worth has been ARRANGED for this day.