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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
Lewiston Financiers to Open Another
Bank in Westside Town.

Cottonwood is to have third bank,
articles of incorporation of the Cotton
wood State Bank having been filed
with the county auditor last Friday.
A capitalization of $4,000 is provided
for and every effort will be made to
have the new institution open and ready
for business not later than the first of
March and possibly some day earlier
The incorporators are e. NJ. Erhart,
president of the Empire National Bank
of Lewiston; Walter L. Brown, vice
president of the same institution and
Fred M. Sheppard, cashier of the En-.
pire National. 1t is stated a large
number of prominent stockmen and
farmers of the country tributary to the
westside town are among its stoekhold
ers. The ineorporators are all well
known men in the financial world of
the Panhandle, Mr.. Erhart having been
in the banking business at Cottonwood
a number of years ago, organizing the
Idaho County Bank over there in 1902
which bank was later nationlized and
is now known as the First National
Bank. Walter Brown was for a num-
Der of years prominent business man
of the westside town, removing several
years ago to Lewiston. He is a gen
tlcman who has been eminently success
full in his own business affairs and is
recognized as a man of rare business
ability and excellent Judgment.
Negotiations are now under way for
well located room in which to house
the new institution and fixtures of the
most modern design have been ordered
The gentleman to be named cashier has
as yet not been announced but it is
said he will come from prominent
place in the local business world. With
the establishment of this bank Cotton
wood will have three financial institu
tions which shows the country over
there and about has developed greatly
in the past years and has reached such
period of development as to justify
banking men to consider il an excellent
field for third bank
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

lions or our policy as a nation, but a
fulfillment rather of all that we have
professed or striven for.
81 am promising, as it were
that nations should with one accord
adopt the doctrine of President Mon
roe as the doctrine of the world. That
no nation should seek to extend it's
policy over any other nation or people,
but that every people should be left free
to determine its own policy, its own
way of development, unnjndered, uu-
threatened. nnafraid, the little along
with the great and powerful.
am proposing that all nations hence
forth avoid entangling alliances which
would draw then into competitions Of
powers, catch them in net of intrigue
and selfish rivalry and disturb their
own affairs with influences intruded
from without. There is no entangling
alliance in a concert of power.
'These are American principles,
American policies. We can stand for
no others. And they are also the prin-
ciples and policies of forward looking
men and women everywhere, of every
modern nation, of every enlightened
community. They are the principles of
mankind and must prevail"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES
On Mulhall ranch near Denver, Idah

On Mulhall ranch near Denver, ldaho.
One Great Dane IL ton hay press, and
large quantity of baling wire.
One Fairbanks Morse horizontal gaso
line engine and feed chopper.
One Alec touring car. Would make
good truck.
One Mccormick header and four head,
er beds.
Two pure bred two year old percheron
stations.
Twelve pure bred shorthorn bull
calves old enough for service.
A choice lot of Percheron brood
mares, work stock and colts of all de-
criptions.
A choice lot of pure bred Bronz tnr
key toms, very large and beautifu
birds.
One Domagiac grain drill with grass
seeder attachment.
A few Pickwick club seed potatoes,
Mr.. WMs MULHALL,
1874 Fem, Idaho, r. F. D. No. l.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

L. G, Spedden, salary ....... 10000
E. @. Spedden, expenses .. 1000
ii. b. Blake, salary ....... 5000
III. b. Blake, expenses ... 36.45
James G. Grave, salary .. 1880
j. l.. COlvin, keeper poor farm 373.24
J. o. Rhoades, filing bond 49,. $40
John ID. Long, filing bond 49,. 800
Dale Clark, filing bond .... 100
DR.. G. s. Stockton, salary $3.50
DR.. G. s. Stockton, quarantine
expenses etc. .....,....... 249.50
Geo. Arnold, fumigating -. 600
H. M. Wentworth, post mortum
examination of Rooney in
rant .... ............ $500
A. w. darlington, premium
surety bond sheriff ... $500
A. w. darlington, premium
surety bond, Rhoades .. 1915
II. w. Carrots, premium surety
bond, Hazelbaker . 1925
A. F. Parker, premium surety
bonds, county officers . 1895
F. f. Quist, premium surety
bond, Clark .-....=.....-. 1918
F. l.. Leonard, premium surety
bond, Long ............... 1918
A. L. Donaldson, premium
surety bond, Brown . 1890
j. A. Bradbury, supplies treas.
offlce 80. ................ 36.22
Geo. D. Barnard & Co. supplies
county officers ......... 5000
Caxton Printers, Ltd, supplies
auditors office ......... 1918
Shaw & Borden Co., supplies
auditors office ...... $3.50
The Irwin Hodson Co., supplies
auditors office .... 1886
Glanville Drug Co., supplies
county officers and drugs. 1855
John w. Graham, supplies
supt office ..... 800. 1929
Remington Typewriter Co.,
ribbon treas. office .. rs
Syms- York Co., supplies . $3.50
Arch Cunningham, supplies
Supt office .......... 1000
Lewiston Stationery & Print
ing Co., supplies ...... 2.75
G.. w. Manning, exchange on
typewriter county attorney
OTT1ce .,............. 7O.OO
G. w. Manning, typewriter rib
bons county officers ..... 700
Chester Arnold, supplies court
mouse 5000. .............. 400
Keuterville Highway District,
rent on building primary and
general election ....... 1000
Miller Hdw. & Imp Co., wire
and staples by w. Knighton 1856
B. F. Shanks, board of prison
ers at Jail .......... 44.OO
Geo. d. Smith, livery hire 80. 1920
Madison Lumber & Mill Co.,
lumber and supplies at court
house and poor farm .... 1880
Alexander Freidenrich Co. Ltd.
mdse. court house ....... $40
l.. A. Wisener, printing and
supplies county officers. 1O5.3O
Wright Grocery Co., supplies
to indigents and quarantine
persons ~ ..... 1926
J. L. Colvin, tobacco county
inmates ........ ......... 1886
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., phone
rentals and tolls ........ 1855
B. J. Hussman, justice fees. 27.00
j. B. Burney, justice fees =. 700
H. w. Carrots, justice fees. " $500
Harry B. Zerr, Justice fees 900
j. G. Davis, constable fees 2.20
Ed Malerick, constable fees. 1925
Bert Smith, constable fees 500
A. L. Stever, constable fees 6.45
G. w. Thompson, auto hire con-
stable, Cottonwood 49,. 500
Nezperce Cooperative Tel. Co.,
phone rentals and tolls -. 1915
Esther Telcher. | day help
auditors office ......... $50
Mrs. N. L. Broughman, room
and meals Myrtle Pettingill 1920
c. w. Thompson, auto hire Mrs.
Nash, contagious diseases ;. $50
Children Home Finding & Aid
Continued on page 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
100 acres on Skookum Chuck, 100 TILL
able with farm machinery, some bay
plenty timber and water, with lumber
and shingles for dwelling house. Prlcs
$4,000, half cash, with time on balance :.
A. +. Parker. 24-a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
Applications for Grazing Permits

NOTICE Is hereby given that all applications ~. ~
rem It's TO Craze cattle horses and sheep wlth'h u
NEZPERCE NATIONAL FOREST during the ne
son Of 1917. must re filed In my office at Granger,
tOn in regard to the grazing fees to be charged "
blank forms TO be used In making application WIN )"
furnished upon request -
36-4t GEO, v. RING, Supervisor
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
FOUND A SURE THING.

I. B. Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. Y
has used Chamberlain s Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach and
liver and says, Chamberlain g Tab
let are the best I have ever used. {"
Obtainable everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

We specialize in the following seeds:
Clovers, Alfalfa, Timothy, Blue Grass,
Seed Corn, Field Peas, and all seeds for
forage crops. Mark Means Co, Lewis.
ton, Idaho. 35-s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
County Commissioners Proceedings


Continued from last week
The following bonds were examined
and approved, same to be recorded a,
required by law, for justice of the peace
as follows:
J. B. Burney, Sites Precinct.
John c. Goodwin, Tahoe Precinct
Edward Blake, Keuterville Precinct
B. l.. Hussman, Cottonwood Precinct
William A. Newman, White Bird Pre-
cinct.
G. l.. Palmer, Clearwater Precinct.
G. A. Pell, Clearwater Precinct.
observation-disclosures, ferdinand Pre-
cinct.
Henry G. Johnson, Pleasant View
Precinct.
Joseph Sohn, Greencreek Precinct
II. G.. Sasse, Ferdinand Precinct.
Warren d. Smith, Warren Precinct
The board here fixed the bonds of
constable at $500 each.
The following bonds were examined
and approved, same to be recorded as
required by law, constables as follows:
Robert II. Amber, Grangeville Pre-
einct.
Oscar d. Hamlin, Cottonwood Pre-
cinct.
J. S. Sattler, Greencreek Precinct.
G. F. Riebold, Clearwater Precinct.
A. l.. Stever, Sites Precinct.
Joseph G. Aschenbrenner, Ferdinand,
Precinct.
Comes now Frank s. Rice, tax col
lector and delivers to the county audi
tor the real property assessment rolls
for the year 1916, delinquent certifi-
Gates and tax receipts, audit is there
fore hereby ordered by the said Board
of County Commissioners, said auditor
to proceed according to law.
Joint report of the auditor and
treasurer for the quarter ending Janu-
airy /, 1917 was examined by the board
and ordered filed.
Quartely reports of the following
named officers was here examined and
ordered filed.
John P. Eimers, clerk, auditor and
recorder.
L. R. Yates, sheriff.
H. Rothwell, assessor.
L. M. Harris, probate judge.
M. R. Hattabaugh, prosecuting at
torney.
j. L. Colvin, keeper of poor farm.
Comes now J. J. Staley, county sup
erintendent, and makes application in
writing for competent stenographer
The board having considered said APP
plication it is therefore hereby ordered
that said J. J. Staley, as aforesaid be
and he is hereby authorized and EN-
powered to employ one competent
stenographer from time to time and the
compensation is hereby fixed at $50 per
month and not to exceed ten months
each year.
And it is further understood that it
will not be necessary for a probation
officer to be appointed during the life
of this agreement the superintendent
under the terms of this agreement be-
ing able to look after the duties of the
probation officer himself and to do
said work.
Application of James G. Graves, for
the appointment as janitor at the court
house and Jail was here examined and
granted and he is hereby appointed,
and his compensation as such janitor
fixed at $65 per month, payable
quarterly.
List of members of the Grangeville
Fire Department filed January s, 1917,
was examined by the board and ordered
filed
The petition of f. NJ Griffith, w.
N. Scales, ct al for the appointment of
L. Vineyard, as justice of the peace of
Grangeville precinct, was examined and
granted and he is hereby appointed
Justice of the peace of Grangeville
precinct, bond to be filed as required
by law.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

$100.0o0.00 private money to loan at
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton. 2S-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

The following claims were examined
and allowed on the Current Expense
Fund, and the auditor ordered to draw
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
THIRD BANK FOR COTTONWOOD

Continued on page 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
Must Include New World.

ono covenant of cooperative peace
that does not include the peoples of
the new world can suffice to keep the
future safe against war, and yet there
is only one sort of peace that the PEG
Piles of America could join in guaran-
teeing.
cit will be absolutely necessary that
force be created as a guarantor of
permanency of the settlement so much
greater than the force of any nation
now engaged or any alliance hitherto
formed or projected that no nation, no
probable combination of nations could
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

And in holding out the expecta-
ton that the people and the govern
ment of the United States will join
the other civilized nations of the worl
in guaranteeing the permanence of
peace upon such terms as have named
| speak with the greatest boldness and
confidence because it is clear to every
man who can think that there is in this
promise no breach in eithor our tradi.
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prc6ibiftcnskampf in
III Jcwa %beoounen!

Gcs 0loiaes Sa, i. Oft - Ser
aanpf fur Gin fouititutipneQes gro.
Editions lmen0emant Bot beuta im
.gon5en 5toute ejnBeiatt. Ilc6ero1
itnb Die 8]efilrmorter poe 8rpbi6itiDu
in 4ftion getreten.
6reo 2. Sort begab iin heute
nit ieinem rilie8eu0en 8aiermn.
gen" nod 9eGeotGe un6 miro in
einer &eibe bon gount1s a8om6en
BON &%iferotltr fliegen IaIieh i'm Sr.
tereiie Der 4robi5itiort5 aonittlltio.
nol@oHI am 15. Gftober. Sic
8roGtbition5Htbrer hoban ole lire
5treitfrafte n~n8aDieieu iu Der
anmpngne feine ltnter6rehunq Gin.
treten 81 Ioiien ua0 m~nltfb5riid 81
orbeiten, oenn es iei fat gefDiB, o1B
oas Advertisement ongel1omluen miro.
Die ogtoiieu" aber t0mmeu e6euioI5
in gcidloiieueu geibeu beran mo.
uer0an nit oler Maft gegeu Pm
uugne 0e5 announcements arbeitGt.
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wcinlciefeit inn
Ocutfcben Pamic!

3I einer bubiden 5eier geItoItete
ijl Sonntag Qben0 0os @einIeiefeit
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9aiuh licB nidt8 at miniden u6riq,
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8areiusprdii0entin 6rau s. 2abm-
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ternoht tlieb bic frobIi6e @eian
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tcutnter1nItlnQen i'm 8attiten 8au-
ie er5ifnat mor6ell. 0i0gen Der en-.
item md redt bieic geuitIite Ser.
gnilgungen foLqea.
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SftweN. 1DGncclbiG6cr
inn 1(uSitcriiiIn!

On on0crer Stene oieier 9lltsad.
be ftn0en sic 9eIer elm Snlerat mel.
DIES fh ouf oie @ouOel6iIoer be-
I5ie6t uu0 melde gegenmdrtig I'M au.
bitorium ge3eigt mer0en. @ir mas
den me3en Der Sd0nbcit 0ieier 8il.
oer Defenders 0arolf o~nncrfium.
0ie 8il0cr 5cigen 1mtcr dBocrcn
Dos ihneoiife 2cbcL au'htr ulto
Observation-Disclosures bon beutG nie f6s
uigIihe 3aiailic iomobl Inn Qriuut
IcbeA mic bei Standardization.
9luttirlih mcr0cn ouh &rieQ56iI.
ner Qe3eiqt 6ie fir inns &mcrifmler
iehr belaAren6 limo. Die 3. O.: Gie
8ric98berejtidoit S6neoc15, 0tdn6s
.berieren ser aanoQeric Ser 4rtille.
ric. Der Gioniace Ionic ~Giien616nucs
fen uu6 aanolbouten 0ia 4lt5nii.
tlulg Der 2~8oiiarlrdit uu0 6oriaue
len. autioualtdu5c iut0 Somncr.
iports &erfl0tteu uHo Jret6rudal.
4interip0rts 2on0i6ufteH Seitlid
feitea etc.
4uber bieien onogreu itu0 beioue
0lr5 beadt5usDert: 6liidttinQe, Der
IrGlsport non rlliiiidcu, 0iterrciffz
iden uno 0eltidcn &rie8sgefunQe
men IHo &raHfeu 0as Nuttralitdt
"a E-E ar
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gnta In MiFonri ELnh aeinnben.

9elte morgen. fur3 nod iteber
llbr nItr6a ot Der Calhoun 5obr.
itraBa nabe 8lorenee 8ta, Elm Iou-
ring 4ittomobil aus Dem Stub ge.
5ogeu. gerjften 5ufolge, iou Gie.
mano berIest mor6en iein, oo9 foHr.
te Der 9}ane 6es @igentiimers ooer
2enters Der Gar nidt in G|rfobrttno
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De, an mether BITE Wloidine ben @b.
bang b~inunter tn ben Stub geiturst
mar. Sic 5maba QoLi8ei bat cine
llnteriudtmd ain8elaitet.
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smn6 Ser Rci6s6anF.

2on0on /. Dit. Gcr fest.
modentLide 4lsmeis Der 3cutider
9lelhsbanf loutet, ME folgt:
@oI0, 3unabme 3,250,000 @5orf.
Sdasaaltsnoten, 3unobme 49,802e
600 g}orf. S6uloi6eine on0erer
8aafen. Ibnobme 1896, 600 W9arf.
Gi5tonto 3lnobma 268, 7t7000
Q2art. Qnlagan, 3unnbnte S. 1856.
600 93orf. Nnoere Siherbeiten, 3u.
na5He 2iS,276000 9}arf 0oter
in umlauL 8unobme t28, 356.000
1lorf Gintagen, 3lnn6me u.s.
$4,000 Mlurf Standardization
4bnoblne 19,672,000 0}arf. goI6.
6Gton0 2403 $4,000 Q1orf.
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GrcBi6ldd6ter Nrmo,ir
loot, Sric6e 1T nalc!

GbtcoQo, L. Ctto6er r. Ca0cu
gLrmour, @robidldhtar, propge3citc
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bcen0at iaIu lDer0e. Gs iagte 40
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i'm aus Sen J(eoan Der StaotsmGu-
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0rat Syo6rcu elmer nod ME baqeBe.
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bon europa, rnD mir tdlufen e5 ers
traqcn eiu Sa9r a0er flo mertiger
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groBe @eidafte mo in0uiuieacn Or.
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jebt uu5Ilbreu. Sod iin0 0ie
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ta un0 uniere 9%ilisquallen, 81 5ouie
iopobl ais uber Dem G3con, Inn.
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2lucb Gin G1incIe
pom ltsBcct petScnkt!

g}em gorf, 1. Oft. - gs bat fif
NIT Si6erbcit beraltsaeitellt 0aB
Ser 9ineIiide 9ompfer @lenogle. Dor
elmo bier 8o6en an Der aiiite Sr.
ldnos bon cinen Soudlboot pcrienft
uoroen lit. Die etUa 100 Mtonn
ftarfe geiotuuq 6eitan6. nit Nlt8s
nobme ser Cffi5iarc uno M}aihini.
item aus Ghiueieu; ic ole ertruufcn,
,5n 5luidcn 0%crfortte 0opierc bic
an Die trtide altite getriebeu mlu0cu,
6abeu acuntnis bon Der 8utnitropbe
ga6rd6t. @ileuogle mar $3.50 Ion.
men aroB un0 befon0 iit nit ctncr
2a0ung Zee aui Dem @ede nod Con.
0on.
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men groB mUr0a npn ettteIt 0ettihgn
ID 9oot lint 1tlmtiaen C5laR 0cr.
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of @lomis", mmr0e bon einem cent.
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aelie bier G~inagtroiieae ao6eioepC.
idcn an S,nIpartctre Die a9Qnos
nle bgfano itt non @losaom nodl
2lelu g1rf oui Der 6abrt ul0 iIbrte
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p0tdHcs1tccbc Hcs
k0nfo 1lksS arsgcn!

Ole SdluBpode Der %. Cor Ser
.6eitIidfeit na6m nit Dem beltiggr
Gage ibreu Gnfang ur0 Scr Saupt.
from Der ou8pdrtigeA geiuder miro
crit bon morgen an eruartet, Dem
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Den, udmlid: 0}ittlpoh abeno-
glettriIde 4aro0e; Scr Irilmpf
Ser 8emofratie.
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8aro0e." IS Drote6uiiheS 8euer.
merf inn Golufe 4drf: a@ad' mtf,
amerifo,
6reitog- ar6uun9sieier oes st6.
nig5 un0 Der a@0ntqjn.
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Q6icbun9 gcmiiicr
ScnGtoren pcrEGn0f.

Nai9inatou 4 Sit Senator
29a0sDortA pom gt2u Yort Derlaugta
s6elte in einer 0eU Scnat u~nterbrgi-
tetcH 9etitlou, 0aB Die Salutoren
2a6oJLette Stone uro @ro!taa in
4ltlag5uitan0 Dari1gt Deroeu Die
8etttlon mar BON ben U~iitgIieoern
oc5 RotarD Glab ron 3tbaco, %. o.
uuter8eihnet. Sn 0eriaI1eu MIRO bic
geiduloigung arboben, BOB 2a6ol.
lette. Stone, @roHna uun0 au0ere"
Deriubt 4a6en, Der Regieruila SIN.
0erniiie In Den @eg at lcgen, mo
berlan8ten bic 2~l5ilsuug Der 9eihulz
oigtea oils a6eIn0e".
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S~eeoefcdbt auf Ser
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itoref fitgtan geitern nnht 0Iter-
refdiid}cu 3erlt0rcru aui Der @5be
pom 6atara betrdatIihen 5ha1en
5u mie autli6 bcrihtet miro, Die
0itarre ariegsidifie borI6Qrs
6ierten 6erara ulD muroeu oobe.
bon @n0roplanen unterltitbt &et
Dem 0eranuabcn pes ttalienldqn
@eldmaDers 8ogeit Itd) ole oIterreldlis
lte1 4rle85ldttre 5lrld nm muroen
Doa ttdltentlnen 3crlt0rerH DerrDlgt.
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g2aapr glitdeI nie6er aan6i6nt.

2teD gorf, J.. Oft. - 0}apor
9{itdIeG gob hclte 6efonnt Dab er
aon0ioot iei fir @ie6arnobl, uno
3tpar ouf Dem uuo6bdngigen Gidet
5n elmer Qniprahe an eine aadJ
Iaaiea0aH 855Lea0a @enidanHIarge
iagte ar, er iei aoa6t0at, Inn Sic
Stoot Der 4Slrp6D un0 GnmlaaHn
Sal un0 Dor Der berrdterii6en 3lln.
&c mo 8eiit zines 8eorit 81 rettan. +"
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qmerif. 9atrplbppt ncrnmmt.

@oibmqton 1. Gft.- Gem 80
.rine GaPartenart 9irg beuta naf=
mittoa bic giahridt SIT, 0oB Elm ail.
iten @oftidifF tn Der J}a6e eite5
Itlattti6g &ofens geroralt un0
Geilafen mllr6e, Ger Same 0es
S6jffe5 IpeIde5 Dos &atrolboot &C.
raTnIat, tDuroe niht befonlt qe9eber.
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glenc @arniIan n aInrt Gruuf.

dttnf3ebn aonp6gHien bon Nh.
mec6ouheliren Iii elmer @aiamtitGrfq
bon 400 g}ann, mclde TIT Sort Groof
ltationicrt moren, mur0tn nod Dem
Often betIttt uie berlnlitet nod
Sort @%tnjautiu @orriion. Die Gbonf
icure mur0en erieBt ourA Elm @otai(.
Ion Oc5 al. 8un0es Sitfonterieregi.
mcnte5 BON Sort Smelling, @im.
IN 5tartc bon II Qiii8iercn uao 1888
Mann.
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s1oic Scr iriee
nab 1tmcrika kant!''
gnf @nnidj Der 9lrgicrnng bsrteileu
Die Sragrr Der Sribine SienS'
tag oas bot, &eihr nnO
8lanbndl.

Sos COMMITTEE on Snformotiou"
Der 8unocSregieruna, beitebenO oiis
locm 5tootsiefretlr Dem aricasictre.
tar, Dem 5Iottenietretdr unO Dem
| 3enioren @eorae GreeL Bat an Die
Gribitne ooB @riuhcn gerihtet, OaS
9tot. @eiBs un6 9laubu6 ser 9te-
gieruug, betiteIt: g&ie Der 9rieg
nod 2Lmerito fam an Die 2eicr Der
Gribilne 81 berteiIen. Ole Re9ieruu9
Hot ms SIT oieien 3rDede nift meri.
.Qer ais $4,000 Gtit 0icie5 @uhes
5uGcidu0t. Go8ieIbe iDir0 Dicrstog
.D0n ulieren It1qeru nit ocr Grit
Dime bertcilt mer0cn Sollte Gin
.2cier iibcrgongen merocr 10 moge
CT ms Grandchildren un0 mir mere
Ben ibm ein neitere5 Bud 3uiGnoeu.
Die 2eier auBer6nlb Gmobas oie
0o5 Bud mijnihen, iin0 eriIht, &c
@ricfuarfen OILS 8orto eJn3uicn0en.
g}ir mgrocn es linen 6om ourh Die
@oit prompt %5uienoen. gu5 irgcn0
.enan 8rln0e lit nauIid bis icet
.Aie p~prtofreie gerfan0ung 0a$ 0cr.
.ies nod niht oorQgicbcn mor0eu ua6
t5nncn mir uunt5aIid 0o5 8orto
iel6it trogen. g8ir boben inns In
4ngeIegen6eit an ben biciiGen
&oimeiiter oepanot. ser ms emp-
TahL 0ie Sodle BEN 8omitae 5u I'M
tGr5rcjtcn mos mir bcrCit5 getou,
0ciea Gntiheio o5gr bis jet NOD
.ut5Ite6t.
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aadsnaGiaae per0en aerinaer.

Die giHiouaaIung Der aiideHob
iotle Daareno 0es Ronots auguit
baben iidl in EHabn nm 81 &ro-
sent b~erriuaert. Die oltrdi6nittli-
DE &erminosrung Der abfaae IN 50
m0cren 9roBcn Staoten mar &c
&ro5ent