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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
OLD LOOKS?
az pR. '. n. PIERcE.l

Persons suffering from too much uric
acid in the system frequently look
older than they should. They age
faster and the appearance of gray hair
or baldhead in early years is, indeed,
often sign of uric acid. The face
appears lean and haggard, lines and
wrinkles appearing in young men or
women.
The best way to combat this premas
ture age and the obstruction to the
arteries and faulty circulation is Of the
simplest. Drink copiously of pure water
between meals. Obtain at any drug
store small package Of Anuric which
Is to be taken before meals, in order to
expel the uric acid from the system. The
painful effects of baclSache, 1t1mbago,
rheumatism, govt, due to uric acid in
the blood should quickly disappear after
treatment with Anuric.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
COAR HEADS U. G. T.
Elected Senior Counselor of the Mi.
not Lodge.

Minot, N. D.. March 7.-C. H. Coar
heads the Minot council. U. c. T., for
the coming year. being elected at the
annual meeting.
Delegates to the Minnesota Dakota
grand council elected at the same time
are s. w. Fassett. e. G. Smith and r.
II Camp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
BLACKLEG rs FOUND

Numerous Cases in Logan County
Cause Ranehers Worry.
Gackle, N. D.. March Numerous
cases of blackleg, the dangerous horse
disease, have been reported from
various sections of Logan county, and
the further spread of the disease. c.
w. Young. residing near Napoleon, lost
Is head of horses, while the Burnstad
ranch also has numerous cases. The
disease also has been found neaJ
Streeter, in Emmons county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
EplNRuRo MAN REsIaNe.
Pterson VIII Leave Edinburg I,
Take Position at cloquet, Mimi.

Edinburg, N d., March 7.--Having
taken position as instructor in man
ual training in the high school at
Cloquet, Mimi. Frederick Smith Pet
erson has announced his resignation
to take effect Immediately.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
A Prescription That From Girl.
hood to Old Age Has Been
Blessing to WOmankind.

Billings, Mont
coming into wc-
manhood / suf-
fered from
functional de-
rangement. Doc
tors did me no
good. I then be-
gan taking DR..
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription.
Three bottles Of
IL cured me-"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

Lewiston, Idaho" During expec.
fancy suffered so much from back
ache, weak stomach and dizziness that
] was forced to be in bed most Of the
time for two months. DR.. pierce's
Favorite Prescription made me feel like
E different woman, felt SO well" -
N1s. c. "A. RAWLINGS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
ENGINEMAN DIES
Wilkinson Had 26 Years Service With
the Great Northern.

Williston, N. D.. March S.-William
Wilkinson, So, with record of rs
years. continuous service as an engin-
eer on the Great Northern. is dead
Mr.. Wilkinson was resident of Minot
till IL years ago, when he was trans
ferred to this division.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The wiIliston Commercial club has
made arrangements to stage the
greatest Fourth of July celebration in
the history OF the town. Owing to the
present international crisis it is be-
lieved that there will be a revival of
interest in the nations birthday and
Williston intends to put on an event
that will make her known through
out the entire northwest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07
North Dakota
Kernels

The Parshall Congregational ladies
cleared $40 at a church supper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

FOUT @ P0RTERFIELD
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

1t has been announced that Rev. Mr.
Shaw, pastor of the Congregational
church at Parshall. has rendered his
resignation to take effect on April 1.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

Epping people are making plans to
build a brick Jail and fire hall the
coming spring.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The Northern Pacific railroad is re-
constructing the bridge over the Can
nonball river between New Leipzig
and Odessa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The ludefisk supper and dance given
by the Sons of Norway lodge of Sher-
wood at the opera house was largely
attended.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The dray lines of Sherwood have
been consolidated under the owner
ship Of Leonard White, Jas. Hinchey
and L. w. Raney. w. w. Hurdelbrink
selling his business to them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The Presbyterian church at Ryder
is now heated by furnace. The Ryder
Presbyterians believe in keeping the
heat down below where it belongs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The chemical fire engines purchased
by Michigan have been shipped and
the town will soon have some kind of
fire protection,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The Halliday band held its annual
meeting and elected e. s. Evenson,
president; l.. j. Vreeland, vice presi-
lent; H. L. Evenson, secretary treas
lrer; c. c. Lawbaugh, director.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

Miss MabelIe Fletcher, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher OF
Adams, was appointed postmistress of
the Adams postoffice last week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The Garrison Independent believes
that what Garrison needs more than
any one other thing Is a good live
commercial club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

John Stave of Benedict. had the
misfortune to have a 500 pound piece
of ice fall on one of his feet and two
Of his toes were badly crushed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-07

The City bakery at Beach has great
ly improved its plant, a large power
dough mixer being installed among
other new equipment,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

&urnte, beeinnt. Gtpo fiinj5ia
Sdrittc iiber oemielben erbe6t lid am
gl6boug oe3 9erges. bon @eingclGn-
oen imgebeL elm oltersgroues Sc
mdlier, Ser iosennnnte 95ulberturm
Dor 5lpei Sobrtouienoen bon oen SO.
mern cr6out, uno oaron rei6en iiG
bic DerrliHcn a@ilfanlooen".
0ie 5elgooripriinge oe3 6lltge-
trGnften &ii6elberges ollf Dem om
49, gIoOenlber 1909 9(aoreo8 &ofers
tapfere S6iiben ouu IeBtcnluoIe oie
fralBoiii9en @inoringHnge beiiegten
TT itno bier nit oen ielteniten @flon-
sen lino 9dumen oeS Siioens ae5iert.
Eief inten wGl3t ser g9ilo6a6 ieina
id6Gumenoen 9Soliermoiien iiber groBe
SSelsblode itno Ser gSan0erer am 70.
ben llfer oui Ger breiten ionnigen
&ronrnenooe bIidt ihalioerno uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sine %erle Oes beittidD.SIterreidiihen
SiiOens.

9lidt leif)t iinoet man ionltDo alli
Groen in enqem 9tnlm 70 Diel wun-
0erbare uuo bod 10 gona peridieoene
Nei3e pereinigt ipie iut berrli6en
Gtldtalc, ipo I'M llnlfreis lpcniger
Gmn0cn blunrige 9luen obmeAleln
nit md6tieen Sdnecbergen, Die ibre
pilocn @ebirQsbdhe binabicnoen IN
lieblidDe, lonuige Idler. Mdbreno all,
ii6erau nor0lib ocs 9rcuners IN iDe-
nioen g9omen jhon bic berbitlibpn
5tiirlHc 0as leBte pelte 8latt bon
Den 9dumen ja9en, folte, oilitere glo-
pemberuebel Die fr0iielnoen Wlcnl6cn
III melandoliIde Stiaumune beriebeu
ln0 an Den ipormenGicn trei6en iuer-
Den, pilegt bier nm oieielbe Snbres.
5eit ein mil0er Sonneni6ein BON Dor.
mittagS 10 ll1r bis nn1nlittags bier
llbr elm bebagliAes 2eben I'M SSreien
3u' crn0glihen 8l ggeibuaGten
pfliidt man IN ben @Grten 10 man1e
9lpie, ia, oie liebIide @rifa bliibt ben
gnn5en gBlnter onf oen BerDabDall'
gen. 0obei III aber Wleran fem oitrA.
aus parmer &urort, oenn iobalo Die
Come billter Oenl boben wlnrlinger
@erae niiteraegangeu lit, iDiro's oft
eupiinoliA falt, ia nanhntol fluff
oas thermometer ietbs @'roo inter
9ha, un6 oam miiiien SalS. unN
Qimqeufronfe notiirliA in Die Sader
flnhtcn, wdbreno OaS ia fir 1eruen.
franfe. bel ridtiger 8oriibt IN Der
&leiolmg, iebr 5itrdgIib lit. Sir
llutcrboltrng lit Damn reidlid &c.
Iorgt 0oh Inn Der 3eritreuung ipi[e''
ollein gebt iuobl nicmano nab Dem
oeutiben Siioen. 0ie meilben 9eiu.
raber iperOen cod pobl bon Dem Jon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

getitrnlten @pflopennaucrn Dem 9fuf
Der llniiberpinolidfeit @lou6eu 5it
i6enfcn Sn Der Got bot bic Burg oie-
len &ubm oft gldn5en0 belp0brt.
Ndbreu0 scr 90mcriobrten Der
oeutlbcu &0nige par Iuino DIT Der
beiBumitrittene 3onfopfcI Ser iitb
grinntig 6oilen6en 9Sarteicn. Sit
lDiOcrboaten ieine @5ronitnmiern bon
Dem @eflirr Der &on3cr uno ser
Streitdrte, oft lmbroliie 0en Burg
frieOen Der S@lobtrlf DSie Mclf
bic g9oiblingen", oonu perfiniierte
lpobl mnnhesmal Gin @ieilregen bic
Suit ltno man borte Die prinlitipe
9lrtiQerie oe5 Nhttelalters, Sic
y&oben~ uno n9(nhDerheu", gegen
oie g90Qc oonneru. W}on fab sic
Steinbl0de i1leuoern imo OieSturm-
bode Die @cpalt Der g9i6Oerfopie an
benz @emGuer priifen p66rcno boh
oben bon 6en 8ipnen imO bon ser
0D}or6eolerie~ oie @ertcioger nit
DER @utbt ibrer ShtrlhienIen uno Ser
S6drie ibrer itGblernen 9lrmbrult-
bol3en Die glnareiier iicb bonn 2eibe
bieIten. GAS itol5e 6eIO5eidben auf
ocn Eiirmen bon 3uino mar0 ME in
Den Staub gerungeu.
Gin oltes 0cltticbcS 9iittergeiNleht,
ole o0oier" eenonnt. mar Der erite
@i9ner Der 8lirg; ole leste @rbtod-
ter oieies @ei@Ie6tes reidte ibre
SanO Dem 9onner. lnO Iurmberrn
ans Dem Seiiintale, imo nod bellte
iiebt man oilf 0en Wouern bon Dliino
i'm gllinn5ipappeu Der &obenIobe 0nS
Der Soier lmo Sburn-&dlieiiino. 0os
@ut oieier bo6beriibmtcn @eiAleb-
ter flieBt in oen gloern Der iebigen
SdloBberrin oie. bis 81 ibrer Der
mGbhrng outb Sen balb oeuti6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
sdJIuf 9lOttenitcin.

broliien0eu 8iIobod) beroitf rtnb bum
6erte BON 8atfen lnter 6en pr6fti.
gen &ibmor5eoern, gBeainetoniet
uno onoeren berrli6en gdumcn Ia.
ben oen 8remoliue 3u longer gtoit in
Der fh0nen ltmgebnng Elm. g9enn
oGtn ltm fiinf llbr Die Uniiif per-
itumnt Die Sonneuiiro9len ntbt
mebr 70 IGItig iino, wanOert er ipobl
Dem @oiier eiltloig, I'M BEL ieoer
@en0ung elm naies id)0neS 2onOs
idoftsbiIo 5u er6liden. @rreiGt er
onnn Sen rroIten io0enonnten nStei-
uerren Steg" Der ieine fii6n gap0lb-
ten @ogen iiber Oie miIoe Boiier
idapinet 10 belplm0ert iel6it Der ber-
tpobnteitc Souriit iibcrraiAt Oen
@lon3plnft D}erans, Der bier am
Gn0e oes Glteiten Staotteils, oi@t BEL
Dem 9aIIeDertorc nit ieinem boDen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ibrer W}eimine ben Sicg 0es Gbriiten.
tums iiber Oen beiOnii6eu @oben-
0ienit 0nriteaen.
@on5 bon Oieiem Setle ser Burg
gctrennt itebt Der olte Iitrm nit eini-
gen 3imnerrilinen, uno alte @bro-
nifen beri1ten, ooB eben Oiele0luaern
Die lebten lleberreite oes romil9en
&alieuS nSerioliS~ iino, meldes 5u
glnfang ser tbriitliden 3eitrednllng
erbailt DlIr6e. Sa weld eincn g9ed-
iel Der 0inge bat Oicier olte Surnr
ihon erlebt mic bieI @erfaa bon
~cnl6lider @rOBe uno iroilder
Braht, Oie lid bier wobl ON meiten
eutfaItete, ais @}arqarcte WtaultaId
ltng ln0 Iebensliitia bier oben Sof
bielt beuodt bon ibrer 9eibaaroe,
oen SdilO1oibelibern aus Dem noben
&oicDertolc!
3u alien 3eitcn 3cicbneten IiH Die
iblunfcn S6bne Oes reuben Sohae4
birges nbt bloB our6 forperlide
Sdonbeit aus, ionOern aud oura
gliIbenOcn &atrioiiSnus, tieie 9eli-
eioiitGt, Snpfcrfeit uno Eooesmllt.
GoOurb MIR fonnte eS gel1ebeu, ooB
glnoreos Sofcr, Der e0elite Sobn 6ie.
fer Serge nit ieinen wenieen
S1iiBen eS wogte, Doa @ottpers
truucnS iid 8egen ben eiiernen gil-
len yiopoIeonS, oes g9elteroberers.
oili5ulcbneu llno n alien iibriqen qe-
fnchteten OcitiAen 9rioerItGmmem
Elm leuc6tenOes 8orbilo oreimo[
Die 2cgion Oes Gpronnen beiieete uno
berjogte. Sd nulB ItetS oil oen SeIoen
Ocnfcn, wcnn mir Die trGftigen @e-.
itolten ouS Dem BoiieDertale begeg.
uen, in icncr idnluden 2onOestrcbt,
Der Soier ielbit ais OberfommauOont
BON Eirol in Ger Sof6urg gu Suns
! brud treu blieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

bol6 itoIicniidcn Gitcl einer @rGfin
@cfer.Eorre 8alieiiina fiibrte. Zap
ierfcit, riterlidcr Sinn 8iIeae Der
Sldtfnnit mo Der iboneu &iiniie, be-
ion0ers ober imcri1iltterlide, nim-
mcrmontenoe Greue fiir aaiier un0
Geih bilOcten ole Smlpttu0enOcn ser
9urgberren bon 0uino. 9RinneiGn.
ger B16en Oie &errli6fcit ser Burg
geprieicn, Die Gopferfet ibrer W|Gn-
ner mo oic Sh0nbeit ibrcr 6rouen.
glub monde ibnlriee @cipeniteringe,
oie bis bcutc nod fortlcbt, bcitct ii9
oil oie nltertiimlir6en Sale, ole 5aaen.
ocn @reu5gGnge Die epbelumipon.
nenen 6iirmc BON Ouino. llnO nod
immer iingt lpie Dor So6rbunOerten
ser Slider bon @lpnioIcone OoS iell.
ri9e 2ico bon 0cn 10 Sorelle" 5wei
9iitterfrUilem aus Dem Gotle oerer
bon Eorrc, meld)e nod 6eute ais an-
mutige SruGeciioltcn iibcr Sells unO
Olcer irrli6tern0 oabnbuihen oocr
ibrcn mciBen Sdleier bon 0en Cir.
men 9uinos inn &a6twinOe itottern
loiien. 9lls a0nigin oieicr 9ilrgqe-
ipeniter Gilt ie0oA i'm @olfsnino
ga @otna 81 Soiio" II 0ie bcrItei-
nerte 6rou ODER, pie iic bdufiaer Oe-
uonnt miro, 80 Gnrna Blanca oi
0uino" II alIo rihtig Oie pweiBe
Game, cine etpos ibred6oite Split.
geitalt, Oie emit 3ur 9eitrofung ibrer
6rebel periteinert purOe uno nun in
oer @eiiterihInoe Ourh Die Saaen
wonoclt, morncrnO unO ibirmeno 81.
gleid, menn llnaliid oos ehle &ous
6eorobt.
@inlienS mogen bic bcr0Oeten SGle
enii5'pobl 81 ser unbeimlicben SET
lteriiofiage gepaBt ba6en, beute ober,
(6orhcRHna ani Der .. esite).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

iene G6rflrdt elm Sic IelbIt niibternc
gtotrtren OH Orten 6eidlei6t melhe
0urb cine itoI8e sei6i@tlide Sergoli-
gcn6eit, 0ur1 Sage uno Scgenoc qe.
meibt iinO. gtobe3u Gin Sabrtmlicuo
lit ooriibergerauidt, lett in Oen "a
gen Der eriten &reli33iigc, Der bliiti-
gen @reuel Der 6riouler @roienfeboe
Der @runOltein gum 9ou Der ,DlGo.
6en6ure0 gelegt Waro. ggie Damn Oic
Giirme intmer boDer elnporitieeen
uno ole @}ouern Der onfanes iebr be-
ibei0enen Seemorte inner mebr iiA
peiteten, 0a iuuAs mi6 Der gtoue
9uino an 9lnieben, in0 man iprab
bon Der 8urg lpic BON einem Eroia
Ger glOrio. 9eute freilitb 6ot lie oub
ni1t mebr elm 5iinfAen BON jencr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
edlof 2niuo am glOriatiideu gVeere

%dlDk GluHp am 0lDrl1tttdDen Wteere.
Sod oben I'M duBeriten 91oroen Ser
goria, bort, no Der gelpoltige, aus
0en Goicionogrotten beroorbroidenoe
&6blenflliB Simopo icin o6erontis
Id)es @cludiier NIT Der blnuen 5al3-
fllit permiidbt, erbebt iib aui gerpal-
ti9em 6elSber9 0as berrlide S6loB
Gllino einc Sceluortc, pic iie itol-
ser, roninittiicber ritbt oeond)t per0en
fnmi. glotbsauf Dem @ebietc Der ge-
iiiriteten @rofiAaft @or3 aelcgen, lit
Die prahtiee Burg mir cine balbe
@iienbobniilinoe bonn olterreidiibcn
GapoelScnporiitm Grieit entfeCnt,
lnlo ouf Der lesten @tappe Der Sito-
bobniobrt bon gSien nah Srieit ee-
ioabtt Dcr 9lciienoe oen glei1 einem
gLolerborit auf teller, mqeruilraltitb-
ter 46be tbronenOen 9nit, bon oeiien
Eiirmen Die Stanoarten nit 0en
genpper Ser Siiriten bon @obenlobe-
gSoloeltburg flattern. $ebt lit O. elm
G0eliie oieies @ciAlc@tes un0 bic
g8iegc oes Sndes Tburns&olieilina,
ipeldem 6iiritin Ebereie So0enlobe-
9SnIoeHburgy y5hiaingSfiirit entiproi.
len III. Tic flmitiinnige Game 6at 6a5
bereits ruinenboft gelporoeneStomnl.
idIoB ibrer @bnen ipieOer in alter
Brodt ln0 Serrlihfeit auieriteben
loiien obue ooB es bei oieier 9ieilou.
rierungSorbeit All ltripriinglitbfeit
eingebiiBt bate.
60 nabe mih 3liino bel 9rieit
liegt 10 ipenig piro leioer 6aS nit
teldlterIidc S6luB bembt oa Der
groBe groB Der 9teiienoeu iitb oaniit
begmiet oen geiDiB berrlid6en, ober
aan3 mooenen W3iromar ieineu 9e-
ub ob3uiiotten, un0 ood, pelder
ReiHhm bon Ginit imo 9lltertums.
ibdber tpelcbe 6iile bon 9tohtrihou-
beiten belobneu Oenienigen Ger IN Oell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ood unipioeriteblib onee,ooen IN Oie
gtmlie S@Iuht am 5uBc ocS iicb lent
redt om @noe Der @ilf erbebenoen
6eliens, sen Die pilOe SBaiicr I'M 2uuf
Der So6rtuIienoe 0ur96ro6eu. 9ic
gralien Wimern elmer olten 8eiie bod
cben an 9tan0e oeS 9lbgrunoes bliden
6iiiter IN ole ienfre1te Giefe 1indb IT
Oos lit Die n3enoblrg" oaS 2ieb'
lingsjiel Der W}eroner Spa3iergdn,
ger. @iel lit niht bon oen 3euaen ei.
ncr groueu gor5eit iibrig geblicben
mir cine &apelle uuO eiil GROCER bier.
efiger Slrn pie man iagt, Der
leBte 9teit Der 9iomeri6on5e, WeIhe
Gruius, Der Stiefiobn OeS &aiierS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Wmiern uno ouf 0en @56Qern flr5e
3ioIt bGlt. @'roBe Strapa5en iin0 oa.
bel ni6t 3u iibcrrpiuoen. Oenn Die
Surg lieat bart an iencln S6ienen-
itrange, ser iid5 Don Der Station 9ta5-
reiiua nod 0en @efiloen 8riaulS ob.
5lucigt. @on Der Station aus fiDrt
Gcr @eg in 0reioiertelitiinOigem ma
Bieem 9lnitieg nod oem Gorpeg, ioel-
der bon 3lDei ipie erbobene S9lDur.
finger eutporitrebenoen g8arttiirmen
ilanfiert miro.
N}e6r Diii6e uno Belt erfor6crt ser
SeeiUeg, o6pobl geraoe bon bier OaS
SbloB einen iiberludltipen0en 9ln.
blid bictet. Bou 9orO eines 2ofal-
oonpfers ODER elmer lei6ten Slid
barfe aus geuobrt mal~erit Die &iibn-
bcit luN GroBortigfeit oeS 8oues,
iiebt man tpie gclpoltig Oie Strebe-
pfciler gefornt, ipic oerpcgen Die
&cltmeiiter oeridapltnoener @pohen
ibr Mcrf Brabtburg lno Gee,
feihng 5ugleib ouSQefiibrt baber.
9lm boAiten @rat oes nit 0ltntlen
Gppreiien beagriinem 2orbeer uno
lil6ergrauen 9lioen6oinen bepahie-
men, melt inS 4}cer poripringenoeu
Sap lit 1uino gebout; bis an Sen
GuBeriten 9lono, BORT 100 Der 6elien
iteil 5rr 9lorio obidat, iin0 Die gSGle
uno 9oItiouen gefiibrt; lpie SdEUaI-
beneiter ldppeben 0ie glltnne iiber Dem
idipinoeln0en 9lbgrun0.
lleber Oen llripung oeS g}amenS
Diiino bo6en lid Die 9lltertumSior-
i6er iuo Gbroniiteu ieit etlicbcn
&abrbunoerten Die S0pfe 5erbrohen,
lno es gibt itber oretBig S6reibar.
ten fir Sen 9|amen ser Burg. @inige
leiten i'm aus Dem @riediihen, Die
onoeren duS Dem W}ittelbob0euti1en,
Oie oritten aus Dem SStolieniiben, Die
uierten aus Dem Slobiitben Der, rnO
Oieie leBteren icbeinen rebt 3u boben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

nigen itno beion0ers trodenen &limo
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&an0idaftSrei5en. Senoet nn9mit-
tags Die iii0lihe Sonnc cinlnal gar
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finoeil 0ie Gon3erte nidt ipie NOR.
gems Dor Dem &rrbmiie, ionoern ouf
ben icbattiaen Gerraiien an Der 9aI.
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bon oen oltersgrauen 9urgen unO
ben cleganten Tiaen lno Beniionen
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INNER Elm tiibles &iift6en BON oent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

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y'ieoerlaiiimg nNPoio~ (jebt Gber.
maiS) om 6ilBe 0es Sffinoer 8erges
griinocte.
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nno fait imeinnebnl6oren ;Seihmac
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iomen Eelieis Derieben pelhe &en-
ner 5ll Den dlteiten 0eutidben aunit-
oenfnalen re1nen uno ipel6e nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

oenn totiG6Iib Oedt oie 9e5et6nung
D9iOin" Die 0edo6enbure po.
rat8 ipGter 9ltbin ltnO Oonn 0uino
entitanoen lit, nit Ser itolieniiben
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ser 0}Gobeifelien.
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Der SSauoerer 5uerit betrift, floBt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-18
Mrs. William Brown.

Mrs. William Brown was taken
away suddenly last Thursday at
her home in Illinois, during an
acute attack of heart trouble.
Mrs. Brown was formerly Mis-
souri, Valley resident, being the
eldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Neufind, now deceased.
About four or five years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Brown moved to Illi-
nois.
Emma Olive Neufind was born
in Henry, Marshall county, Hill
nois, May 26, 1870, and died at
her home in Nora, ILL.,, January Al,
1917. She was married to w. E.
Brown in 1890, to which union
were born ten children, one child
dying in infancy. She leaves to
mourn her loss her husband,
nine children, three brothers and
five sisters.
The funeral was held Sunday in
Warren, ILL.,, where the remains
were laid to rest in the Warren
cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-18
TUESDAY

Chas. Stout and Frank Good
win have formed partnership in
the real estate and loan business
and have rented the room former
4ly occupied by the Wehrli jewelry
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. q. Hamilton
leave tomorrow for Minneapolis,
whore Mr.. Hamilton has accepted
q position with the Great North
ern.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their social ken
sington at the church Thursday
afternoon, Jan. i8. Men are cor
daily invited. Refreshments will
be served at o'clock. JAZZ
Home Made Sausage a special
ty at Moskovitz Grocery and Meat
Market.
Mr.. Reyolds of Little Sioux
was in the city today on business.
G. H. Deur has purchased the
w. H. Withrow property on
Fourth street.
Mrs. John Daub returned home
this morning from a few days
visit at the G. T. Dean home near
the Junction.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-18

Grimes Golden apples. 4oc per
peck, at Moskovitz Grocery and
Meat Market.
'. Mrs. Joohn Connyers of Little
Sioux was the guest today Of Mrs.
NJ. Hirst.
Mrs. j. E. Rosenbaum is con
fined to her home with rheuma-
(tism.
Miss Beatrice Higgins is suf-
fering at her home on Fourth
street with a severely .pra,ned
ankle, the result of fail on the
icy walk.
A letter was received by friends
in the city this morning from l,ev.
Dack of Macomb, ILL.,, a former
pastor of the Missouri Valley M.
r. hurch, saying a baby boy had
!come to bless their home last
Monday.
Miss Rena Coulthard spent the
day in Omaha shopping and v;s-
|iting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker and
|children of st. Paul, who have
been the guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Tucker, tho
past week, left this morning for
Omaha, where they will make
their future home.
Three feet of snow is reported
at Hawarden and Akron.
Elmer Rosenbaum was operat-
ed on at the Methodist hospital in
Omaha this morning for the frac-
ture of the arm which he suffered
saturday. Upon an X-ray exam
tnation it was found small bone
in the elbow was broken SO that
it was necessary to wire it to the
other bones. It was a very deli
cate operation and the physicians
have great hopes of saving the
Joint so that it will not be stiff,
as is the case SO many times in
an operation of this kind.
Mrs. F. w. Meyers is enjoying
visit from her nephew, Leslie
Morrow of Tanoka, Alberta, Can
ada. In this town all but two of
the young men living there en-
listed and were sent to England.
This young man was rejected on
account of his eyesight. From
their district 1900 young men
went to war and now about 500
of them are back, wounded so
they are of no further use to the
army and have been mustered out.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-18

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