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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25
n MAN : HEAP.

) The II heap is a scene OF g
= bacterial activi.,;. When it lies f
= very long tie nitrogen is trans -
= formed into ammonia and es- f.
3 capcs. WHEN it escapes It ls -
j, gone forever. Some of The ma ~
) nurc changes into nitratcs, and -
j. these arc washed away and lost -
= if the manure heap is uncover =
. ed. ,N~itratcs are soluble, and -
e when they are washed away the y
= farm loses all their value. A Il
i, part of the nitratcs arc attacked II
j, by bacteria and become nitrogen 4
i, gas. i
- -
q. 4, u. y. u, 4, &, (, i, i, ~ u i, 81 i, - u
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25
a Vivid Past.

Husband Ceiling of accident)-And
as I thought l was drowning my past
life came before me in II vivid flash.
Wife-William. you never told me. be-
fore that you had that kind OF a past
New York Times.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25
Onions.

Onions are excellent blood purifiers.
They are natures remedy for sleep
lessness 90. An onion roultice is of
great relief in rheumatic pains. In
many cases bad indigestion can be
cured by an onion diet.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25
C0MlSKEY HELPS ED WALSH.
Owner of White Sox Offers to Start
Veteran Pitcher In Business,

Ed Walsh, former famous S%I,itballey
and internationally known as u mem
Der of the White ;SoN. has been uncon-
ditionally released, according TO Il man
in the inner circles. Walsh realizes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25

Of Onion river. 1t is called the
Winooski river, i'll memory presuma-
bly, of one of the vanished Indian
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-25

George Dewey, admiral of the
n United States navy and world
Williams news., 1917-05-24
Av|SO! AV|SO! AV|SO ].

Fl Congreso ha declarado un estado de guerra que eXista en- tre los Estados unidos de Amer ica y el Gobierno Imperial Ale man.
 Fl Congreso ha pasado tam bien una ley autorizando el al- istamiento forzoso de hombres entre las edades de veinte y uno (21) y trienta (3O) para servi- cio en el ejercito de los tEsados Unidos.
 Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos ha publicado una pro- clamacion designado el martes Junio 5 de 1917 coma dia en que todo hombre dentro de los Estados Unidos de America en- tre las edades de veinte y uno (21) y treinta (30) iran a los sitios de votar en los distritos electorales donde residen y registrarse.
 Aunque SC requirere que to- dos SC registren, el hacerlo no significa necesarimente que tendran que ir a la guerra. No mas unos pocos de los que SC registren seran escogidos para ir a Ia guerra, pero si, todo hombre entre las edades va dichas, SC obligara DOT ley SC registre.
 No importa donde nacieron, si son ciudadanos de los Es- tados Unidos o no, si andan en- tre las edades de veinte y uno (21) y treinta (3O) deberan ir a los parajes de votar y regis trarse el dia 5 de Juniov vde'1917.
 Si acaso no To hacen, la falta de registrarse sera reportada al propio official, y la penalidad sera un ano en la prision.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
 University land timber

STATE LAND DEPARTMENT Phoenix, Ariz., May 19, 1917
 Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the provisions of the Act of Congress known as the Enabling Act, approved June 20, 1910, the Constitution of the State of Arizona and the Act of the Second Special Ses- sion of the Second State Legis- lature of the State of Arizona, entitled in part "An Act to pro- vide a Code for the Systematic Administration, Care and Pro- tection of the State Lands," etc., approved June 26, 1915, the State Land Department will on Monday, the 3Oth day of Ju- ly, 1917, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the Coconino County Court House, at Flagstaff, Arizona,
Williams news., 1917-05-24

sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder 2,740,- 900 feet, B. M., more or less, of green and dead western yellow pine saw timber, upon the fol lowing described University land, viz: Section 2, T. 213 N, R. 3 E., G. & s. R. M, Arizona, Tusayan National Forest, Coco, nino County, Arizona. Said Section contains, 640.08 acres, more or less. No bid of less than $3.50 per M. feet, B. M., will be considered. :, The suc- cessful bidder must deposit a certified check for $1,OOO.O0, drawn in favor of the State Land Department, at the time and place of sale. The right to reject any and all bids is re- served. Further information concerning the timber and sale conditions may be obtained from the State Land Depart ment, State House, Phoenix, Arizona.
 STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
 By w. A. Moeur,
 State Land Commissioner. Date of first publication, May
 24th, 1917. Date of last publication, May
 26th, 1917. .....
Williams news., 1917-05-24
DICK SHULTS TAKEN
 TO TUCSON FOR TRIAL

Dick Shults, a homesteader who has been claiming part of the Government farm at the Spring Valley Ranger station, was placed under arrest last Friday by Deputy U. s. Marsh al, Weige and taken to Tucson where the Federal court is in session, to stand trial. The ar rest of MT. Shults followed up- on his repeated refusal to va cate government land at the Ranger station, after receiving due warning.
 MT. Shults took up a small homestead adjoining the Ran ger Station at Spring Valley, 5 years ago. Lacking a house on his homestead, he later asked permission to move temporar- fly into a shack on the ranger
 
 farm. This was granted him. A winter passed and still MT. Shults remained in the shack and made no effort to erect a mouse on his own homestead.
 He was accordingly given warning to move off by a cer- tain date, but when the time set had passes, he had made no preparations to move. The Forest Service then extended it's leniency by setting aside two and a half acres that took in the shack, as a part of his home stead, so that he would be com plying with the homestead laws ln living on his land, thus giv-, ing him his house. i
 Mir. Shults next asked to be allowed to lease 30 acres of the Ranger farm. The lease was
 
 granted him. The lease money should have been paid in ad- vance but was not paid at all. MT. Shults was then ordered to vacate the leased land. Instead, he began fencing it in, asserting that he was going to homestead it. This action resulted in the Forest Service being forced to take decisive action to dislodge him. He was accordingly placed under arrest, last Fri day, and taken to Tucson for trial on charge of trespass.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Williams High School Bacca- laureate sermon will be preach ed by the Rev. w. L. Summers, in the Methodist Church, Sun- day, May 27, 1917, at 8P. M. All are invited to attend.
 : The Williams High School Commencement will be held at the Sultana Theatre, Thursday, May 31, 1917, at 8 P. M. The exercises will be open to the public, and all are cordially in- vited to attend. The following program will be rendered: Selection, High School Band Invocation, The Rev. H. N.
 Tragitt
 Song, ---High School Chorus Grafton, MT. Claude Melick Selection, High School Orches-
 tra. Address, The Hon. E. s. Clark Song - Senior Quartette Awarding of Diplomas
 Selection, - High School Or
 chestra.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

Among other good things about the draft law, that rec commend it over the volunteer system, is the fact that it will better distribute the burden turnout the country. Coconino County, for instance, has al- ready furnished her full quota of soldiers for the first call. If the raising of the army were left to the volunteer system this county would soon be bearing far more than her share in supplying the men needed. Conscription will rest the burden equally upon less responsive counties, such as those in the southern part of the state.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
TO ALL THE CITIZENS OF AR|z.

(Continued from page 1) for service until the required number represents Arizona at the front, that Arizona's $ record may be an example to all states. I ask the aid of every loyal citi- zen of Arizona in urging that men who are liable for service volunteer NOW and take their places as members of our Ari- zona First Infantry. To young men who are of the prescribed age would say, "Go, and go now."
 THOS. E. CAMPBELL
 s Governor of Arizona.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

Last Saturdays Tucson Citi- zen says: "A million dollars in rain and snow fell last night. There are nine inches of snow on Mount Lennon, a snow storm today at Soldiers Camp, and rain at Oracle, snow all ov- CT the Huachuca mountains, and that country, rain today, in the Santa Ritas. The down. pour has saved more than one hundred thousand head of cat tie, made a crop for the dry farmers in milo maze, beans, kaffir corn and cereals general ly, and eliminated the fire dan ger from the forests for from 10 days to two weeks, just as the situation was at it's worst and a record breaking season of fires had been anticipated"
Williams news., 1917-05-24
In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for
 the County of Coconino
Summons No. 1876 Maria MoraleZ, Plaintiff.

Maria Moralez, Plaintiff.
 VS. Ysabel Moralez, Defendant
 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, TO
 Ysabel Moralez, Defendant, GREETING:
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- MOVED and required to ap- pear in action brought against you by the above plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the coun- ty of Coconino, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of the said Court, at Flagstaff, in said County, with in twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand
Williams news., 1917-05-24
Dance Monday Evening

MT. and Mrs. Goble gave a dance Monday evening. Re- treatments of cake and coffee were served. Those enjoying the evening were: Mesdames Mccoy, Snyder, Diffenbaugh, Trent, Burnett, and Brown, and Misses Mary Matz, Mildred Finney, Bessie Campbell, Mil dred Smith, Mildred Owens, and Messrs Proctor, Levi Mont gomery, Burnett Diffenbaugh, McNabb, Middleton, Charles Smith and MT. and Mrs. Goble.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

12 feet of the surface. A small motor has been attached to the pump in the we'll and MT. Me- Laws estimates that nearly two million gallons of water can be pumped in "A hours. This will irrigate a large acreage. The we'll is only a short distance from the flowing we'll of Chas. Thomas, which was brought in over a year ago.-Holbrook News.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

fifty miles an hour and said he was in too big a hurry to stop, so to accommodate him, Schade telephoned Justice Wheeler, who arraigned him over the phone. He pleaded guilty to the charge, paid his fine and
 was allowed to go on his way. Phoenix Gazette.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
Entertain with Thimble Bee

Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Thos. J. Owens entertained with a thimble bee at the Meth odist Church, Wednesday af- ternoon. A quilt was complet- ed, and ten ladies almost fin ished patching another one. Refreshments of cake and cof- fee were served. Everyone en- joyed a social afternoon.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
Fined By Phone

R. B. Daggs was fined ten dollars last evening when speeding on the Tempe road. He said he was only trying to see what his old boat would do, and he was in a hurry to get out of town. When arrested by the county motorcycle officer, George Schade, he was going
Williams news., 1917-05-24
Dancing Party

A dancing party was given at the home of Mrs. Brown, by the High links" Club, Tues day evening. Delightful re- treatments were served. Those accepting in vitations were, Misses Mildred Finney, Bessie Campbell, Mildred Smith, Mary MatZ, Roberta Leonard, and Mesdames Snyder, Ore, V. Melick, and Messrs, Gobie, Me
 Nabb, Masters, Middleton, Proctor, Whitfield, Montgom- cry, Hughes, Campbell and Merritt.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

MT. and Mrs. Geo. Platten, of Pittman Valley, were in town the first of the week. They re- port that they never before saw so much water in this country. Davenport is kept continually full, and the land in Pittman Valley is too wet to work.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

The Epworthians will hold their meeting next Sunday at the Saginaw dam. They will meet at the City we'll at 3 80. The: open air meeting was post poned last Sunday due to the bad weather.
Williams news., 1917-05-24

Miss Maud Kern and Miss Bessie Saunders, of Colorado Springs were guests of MT. and Mrs. Wane Russel, Wednesday, after returning from Grand Canyon
Williams news., 1917-05-24
A Near Gusher

Walter McLaws has just had brought in on his ranch south of the river a we'll that, is a near gusher. The we'll is 64 feet deep and water stands within
Williams news., 1917-05-24
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED

The Loyalty League met in the school auditorium Monday night and effected a permanent organization.
 The meeting was called to order by the temporary chairman, F. E. Wells. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by secre- tary Kimball, and approved. L. s. Williams chairman of the organization committee then read the proposed con- stitution and bylaws, which the committee had prepared.
 After a short discussion the constitution and bylaws were adopted as read. Off, cers of the permanent organ ization were then elected as follows.
 President, Mcdonald Rob- inson.
 Vice Pres, F. E. Wells
 Secretary, F. M. Gold
 Treasurer, R. c. Wente
 Managers:
 Mrs. Perrin
 Geo. Kimball
 Harold Greene
 Mrs. Cureton
 The President is ex-officio chairman of the Board of Managers. The remaining four members of the Board are the executives of the Red Cross, the Woman's Club, the Home Guard and the devel- opment Association.
 A motion was passed re- questing the Board of Man agers to take charge of the Memorial Day services to see that arrangements are made for a fitting observance of the day. MT. w. M. Hughes suggested that the managers would be doing a valuable service if they saw to having the substance of the Presidents draft pro- clamation, printed in Mexi- can in pamphlet form, and circulated among the Mexi- cans. The penalty for fail ure to comply with the pro- clamation is severe, and yet, unless some such means is taken to inform those who do not speak or read English, many will be likely to violate the proclamation thru ignor- ance. The penalty for fail ing to register is one year in the Federal penitentiary.
 The suggestion was receiv- ed favorably and was left with the board for execution.
 After a further general discussion of various other patriotic topics, the meeting adjourned.
 The Constitution and by laws of the organization ap- ear on page 2.
Williams news., 1917-05-24
SOCIETY NOTES
Mrs. Trent Entertains

Mrs. Trent served a delight ful supper Sunday evening. Covers were laid for nine. All reported having a delightful time.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
81. Sabr8am9.
Tom 8iidertiid.

Inter benz Titel 9err 9odsSbolmes
erl6einen bic Plaubereien bes Nma=
teurzD Deteftius (Marimilian 9ude),
Die er in Der uon ibm rebisierten
Oregon Deuti6e 3eitllns" ieit einiz
gen Monaten ueroffentli6t, jest AUDI
in 8u4form. Das uns porliesenbe
erite gano9en i6iloert IN intereHan=
ter uno bumoruoIer Weiie bic 8riessz
uor9dn9e in unirem Sanbe unb lit Elm
aeit9emdber @rilenl9eu9er in bieIer
tilr bas Oeuti6tum ionit 10 erniten
3eit. @ar man6er, Der bas Seft
lieit, wiro es sur grinneruns fir ipa=
tere 3eiten aufbeben unb an Ser
uanote in Oeutidlano i6iden. Ser
Sesu9spreis lit so Gents. Wtan
ldreibe an ben 8erfaiIer Wtar 9ude,
Oregon Deutide 3eituns", Sort
Lamb, Oregon.
Oas Sabrbu6 fir 1916 Der
Oeuti6 &merifaniiden Siitorii6en
8eleai4aft uon Sainois (beraus=
seseben pon Or. Sulius @oebel, pro=
felIor an Der StoatsuniperIitdt Sill
nois 1T loeben eri6ienen unb entbalt,
pie ale feline fiinfsebn @orsdnser,
pieoer iebr uiele bodintereiiante unb
seoiesene Sele9e fir ben boben 8ert
oeuti6er &ultlrarbeit in ben 8erein.
Staaten bic serabe in Der iesisen,
idweriten 3eit oes Deuti9tums in
9lmerifa cine 6ori9erarbeit pon bopz
peltem Bert oariteqen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
gieuc ocutide SerteiOignnsstaftit.
aurisefaBtes &riess=glllerlei.

Sn weni9er ols ie6s Wtonaten
baben oeuti6e Sau6boote 4,5OO,O0O
Sonnen S6iffsraum perienft.
Oas britilde Srie9soepartement bat
ein belonoeres iiioii9es Snionteries
Ge9iment or9aniiiert.
Die franSOiiiben Srippen in
6ranfrei6 nennen ii6 ,,9lmeres"
cine 9lbfilrSun9 fir ,,9lmerican grpe=
oition."
Sn ben Ser. Staaten linb 8! Wtils
Iionen Herionen iiber 10 Sabre alt,
Die ueoer leien nod i6reiben fonnen.
Gin ruiiildes Srauen. .Sataiaou,
wel6es on ben filrSli6en S6la6ten
teilnabm, puroe pon 200 auf so
Wtit9lieoer oeSenliert. Oielelben be.
baupten bob audi oeiti6e Srauen an
Der 8ront mitfanlpfen.
Seit 9lusbru6 oes Srieses iino
$3.50 oertibe @efansene aus 9lubs
LAMB entfloben uno iiber neutraIe
2dnoer wieber in Oeutl1lanb einse.
troffen.
Sonoon 9ibt bic britii6en @erlllite
filr ben @tonat Suli NIT 1882
Miam mo 2503 SifiSieren an.
Die @eriI6te, oaB General 6aIfens
bapn sum 9tabiolser bes General
@olb III &onitautinopel ernannt
wuroe, finoet iebt feline Seitdtisums.
IS iit amtli6 feitseiteIt poroen,
oab 9lmerifa ii6 ni6t perphi6tet
bdlt, fir Die 9lbtretns @liaBs 9otbrin=
gems an Srontrei9 einsutreten wobl
aber bic sSieoerberitellln9 9elsiens
foroern wiro.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Tamilieufeit bes goncorbia
Surnoereins.

Oas am lebten Sonntas ab9ebal=
tene Samilienfeit mar iebr gut beiu6t
uno oarf in ieber 6inii6t oils elm @r=
fols besei6net weroen. Der Goncorz
oia Srauen6or bate bereitpiQisit bic
Musfiibrun9 bes &onserts iibernom=
men uno bat unter GERM S. @rab's
Seitlln9 fid ieiner Mufsabe nit srobem
8ei6id entlebist. @em mir biesmal
all6 ni6t arf bic einselnen Gbore unb
Solouortrdse ndber eiuseben, 10 fon=
men mir bod ni6t unbin, ben S9lubs
DIOR oes &onSerts, ,,gine Maienna6t" y,
pon 9lbt, als einen 8ortra9 binSuitel=
len, Der au6 in einem 9roberen &on=
sertiaal pon einem funitiinnisen Mubi=
torium bepunoert porben wdre. Oas
SopransSolo oieies Chores wurbe
pon SRI. Olga ubrlant seiun9en, unb
tbre berrli3 flin9enoe Stimme iiber=
tonte in 9lodenreinen S9win9unsen
ben Gbor uno bic 9ianobe9leituns !;
tie seiste ii6 ibrer 9lufsabe in elmer
Weile 9ewa6ien, bic ben 2eiitun9en
profeIiioneller 2iinitler poaitdnbi9
ebenbilrtis lit. 9tatiirli6 salt Der fol-
9enoe 9lpplaus aud in sIei6er @eiie
benz Srauen6or, Der i6wierise 9lfforbs
lasen NIT elmer Si6erbeit bemeiiterte,
bic benz nod ilnsen Gbor aae @bre
ma6t.
8e5ii9li6 Der iibrisen Solos8or.
trd9e pom Srau aatbie Mi6els, SRI.
Olga llbrlant unb benz Cosmopolitan
Trio ,,Sdnserluit" fam in slei6er
@eiie, uie oben, MIR 9obenbes seiast
uerben, unb ein mliifalii6er @enub,
wie ibn Der lebte Somtas bra6te,
fann ii6erli6 ni6t gu oft fommen.
Gum SdluB bes 9rosrammes FAM
bam nod unier ,,Solfspoet" on bic
&eibe, welber feline 8etradtunsen
iiber Die 8orsdnse al ,5iiniter uno
Sroaowap" in bumoriitii6er @eiie
i6iloerte uno fritiiierte unb uie i'm.
mer, einen pabren 6eiterfeitsiturm
erreste.
Damn fam IN ben unteren Gdllm=
li6feiten cine Serloiun9 fir bic an=
peienoen Damen an bic 9feibe. IS
famen Is 9reiie sur @erteiluns, bic
BON oem Serein wobl poaenoen 0tits
slieoern ooniert paren: 3mei Silberz
preiie uon Serrn S. @rab, iopie aus.
erlelene Neinmarfen aus ben &elern
Der 6erren 9eter S. 9eder, 0tar
glalmann unb g. y. Roeppel. Die
Snbaber Der @ewinns sgtllmmern waren
Die folsenoen Oamen Moeie, Sborns
ton, Seiter, Sdrooer, 9tubn Sarbs,
Steinoorf S6umwap, 9Imbre6t,
gidneper, SlobmL 8aqins, 9llese,
0amarus, Sreoerids.
6ierarf fol9te bann SanS uno
5pan9loie llnterbalhIns.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

0err Sacob 0iler perlor bel Der
llnterbaltllns in Der @ermal,ias 6aae
am Sonnta9 abeno einen solbenen
6tnserrins uno aus elmer Suiennabel
einen 9metbiitsStein. SolIten oieieIs
ben sefllnoen weroen, bite, in Der
grpeoition oieler 3eituns absuseben.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

9err Senrp 3. Granter unb Satin
iino pon ibrer So6Seitsreiie mieoer
in San Diego einsetroffen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

9err uno Srau S. @. Wlaier bas
ben ibr ei9enes Seim in gait San
Diego wieoer besosen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Bon ciner Gmtweibuna Der Tlaaae.

Ton elller Gntpeibung Der Jlagge,
Die ans Sers sreift, ersdbIt Omen 9i.
Sopeiop, Sefretdr oes 9tationalen
8inoerarbeit. t.&omitees. gr eri6ien
por eini9en Saseu in Stem Yorf su
elmer Seipre6uns nit elmer tleinen
6la9se I'M SnopfIob. SD babe be-
'onoere llria6e oieie 6Iasse gu tras
gem, iaste er. uSie wuroe mir pon
elmer 9InseitelIten Der @ereinisllna
fir bic @erbeiierlns oes 9oies Der
Irmen seseben, lmo i'd Mil Sbnen
er5dbIenL wie iie Su Der Slasse fam.
Sn elnem Dietsballle an Der 3weiten
Ipenue fano iie eine 0autter uno uier
&inoer I'M 9IIter uon filnf bis gu sebn
Sabren NIT Der 9lnfertisuns ioI6er
5la9sen bei6dfti9t. Die 0hltter
bate elm orei 0tonate alteS &ino an
Der Srlit. IS paren a6t NerIonen
IN Der SantiIie, uno oiele a6t Herios
nen lebten in einem inneren ieniterIos
len 3imner. Sic arbeiteten ben eans
sen Gag bis tief in Die glabt an Die
len 6lassen. Sir ein @rOB-sw0If
0uteno-erbaIten iie brei Gents, uno
inoem Iie einen Seil Der Na9t su
Ollie nebmen, brinsen iie eS aui einen
@o6enperoienit uon spei Dollars.
Wtan Ipri6t beute 10 piel pon Der
@ntmeibun9 Der SIasse, meine
6rellnoe gSenn oas fein Snlult fir
Die 6Iagse lit, oam mo6te i'd wiIen
mas man oarllnter eisentlib 81 per
Iteben bat"
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Sn eirIem Yurtraqe iiber feline Or

Sh tlneW Vprlrage n0er ,elIle 0r=
tabrrnsen an Der Sront in Sranfrei6
fam Or. Sobn Sanapan in Chicago
aud auf bic peri6iebenen Sruppen=
Sontin9ente su ipre9en wel6e Sranf=
reid uno England in oieiem 2riese
peruenoen. Sabei bob er ben auber=
oroentli6en gSert Der afrifanilden
Grlppen beruor, pel9e, NIT lansen
0feiiern beluaffnet, fein 9aroon seben
uno na6 einem ueberfaq auf beuti6e
S6ilben9rdben irnner eine 9ln,abl
absei6nittener Obren unb glaIen aIs
Siesesbeute mitbrinsen. 0ieie @ra
fIdrrns beitatist aIio Die sIeidIauten=
ben beltl6en Seri6te. gSir f0nnen
itolS iein allf unire @erbiinoeten I'M
Sample fir Qualification unb Demo-
fratie
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
3ebm bulGnbilde Jildoampicr pericnft.

9lmiterbanL 80. Suli. = Sin beuts
i6es Eau6boot bat 18 0ieilen pon
Der bolldnoii6en &iiite, spil6en S6es
ueninsen mo Ymuiben 10 boadnbi=
i6e Sii6bampfer uerienft.
9lnardiiten tradten Huut mad
oem 9ehen.
Sofio, l. 9lusuit. = 9lui ben pon
9tublano suriidfebrenoen amerifanis
i6en Sonoer9eianbten Glibu 9ioot
wuroen auf Der Geiie our6 Sibirien
mebrere 9lttentate periibt. Die Wfits
9lieoer Der amerifanil6en &ommiliion
fonnten beoba6ten, bab bic beuti6en
@efan9enen iiberau i'm frellnbi6afts
li6en 9erfebr nit ben 3uiien iteben.
@ieber eiHmal perregnet.
Sonoon, l. u9uit.-@eitere Spes
rationen Der 9laiierten bel Ypern wo
Iie ibre Sront auf elmer 8reite uon Is
Wteilen peri6oben, wurben our9 Gins
treten uon Ge9enwetter 9ebinoert, wie
6elomari6aQ 9ai9 meloet.
glenc Mnleibe erwartet.
gSalbin9ton, l. 9hlsuit.-Sie neile
9lnleibe, bic wabri6einlib bic bereits
bepilisten orei 0daiaroen umiaiien
wiro, oilrite I'M September sur 9lufs
lo9e fommen.
Senat itinmt fir nationale Erobi6ition.
SSalbin9ton, l. 9lu9uit. - Otit 65
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