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nordiSke nybeder
6n merfelis Sale [ bet norife
Sturtbins.
Norom lite 3iaaere.

ariitianio Sen t0be Iop. llnoer
en- Gebat / Stortbiu9et ioog oper oen
amerifdrife Rotc erfIpre6e Irpiioert
W%ofpincfel, al Roronlrnocre life buo.
sc bcnpenot iig til Tmerifa iom Gig.
gere".
."Si bar pitt % fan iremoeleS piic
De pcitliae Wagter itorc 5ieneiter",
iagOe ban, "op fomnIer NJ til Ell 6or.
itauelie, ioa oil oct ife Tom Dor Het,
life iom Ell @unit6epiSuiug. Neu
ielu ell Spereusfomit meo amerifd
pil6c bli betalt FOR bprt, on ben OBJ
naaebeS pad 9efoimtng al Dor Rsi.
trolitet, euer ct 9ruo meo andre nor.
biltc Wfagter. : oct SiliGloe oiIoe
ri ioretrpffe at Iaoe SpsrgSmaalet
faIoe."
Sr. Monincfel iogbe. at oct bar
~betcgncnhe at DC ire noroiife9anoe ops
traobte / SGlleSifob. % erflprebe, at
ri niIoc tabe mere peb ot brpbe meo
Gentrnlmogterne OF ino Tropiontt ira
Nnerifo, emo oeo at hoIoe iommeu og
nlIte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
COO, 900. Den Ianb. Ser upSa.

100000. Den Wano, Der opoa.
aebe 9ranoen, erflGre0e, at ban
opoageoe SIb ire forifieajge Steber
i 9~psningen. en- lluoeriegelie
brogte for 0oeen, at Ser bar IN.
ifcre % 2itcrrigere bIonot Grbei'
berne % at bare Ell al Dem boobe
Siaaoelie iii at opboloc iig inbeu
ZEN forbilbte Gone.
@ranoen sreb biirtig ON Jig 90
belle gnlegset itoo mart / lbs
Sue. Sem grotOm9nb tom til
ifaoc pes ncoitprtenoe Ytllre, og
Sllttnineeu pauifelig9ior0eS peo
grploiioner.
Sc fsberale Wpnoigbcoer bapoe
iaaet bore, at noale al 6irmacts
iremmeoe Mrbeioere life bonoe 3o>
treti4abelie o9 bapbe Itepnet @enc-
,aloireftsr 8. 6. Surner og enoel
grbeioere til at msoe trent til ct
8orbsr iodg.
Nnilas mob SrOppctoe.
Camp Grant, Gocfforo, Sn., Den
Sbe Nop.: st Sorieg blen igaar
giort paa of faite af Sfinnernc ct
Sernbanetog, ser trnnSportercbc
800 Wonb fra Camp Brart til
Camp 2o9an, Ger.
SorIsset mislpffeoes iom 6slge
Of ben Smbu, Der iogttageS pes
SroppeforIenoelier Meu Iuisfor,
reiponoenterne er blet anmooeoe
en- life at gipe nogen n9rrnere ge.
refining angaaenbe De Metooer, ser
tenptteS af &9nfeImebene eller al
aioe altbre Splpsninger Iom firnot
lGg9e Sinbringer / 8eien for oereS
E~nasribelie.
Ser raaoer flor Sorbitrelie
Seiren ioae, % ieIp Sficererne bar
tanifelie for at boIbe iig IeIp
Semme REQ fin SmtuIe al Saaen.
Tegjerinsens SorbulSsresler,
Sem gorf oen t3oe 9op.: Con
ct Heiultat al oe itore SIoe6ronoe
Iom | ben Ienere Sio bar funoel
Steo / Sapneitrsget, % iom troeE
at bore foraarlaeeoe al iienotlia,
uolGnoinger, bar De isberalc Wtpn
eigbeoer ioag tilbagefaIbt ale bio
til uoiteote S~inabeIier for iffe.no
turaliIereoe Spifere til at bli boen
De langs Stranofonten al Nan
bdttan.
SDbe feoerale ToIitinlPno blel
ltrar ienot no forat u1oerrette tuif
geboere al oct afitPngte Strsg on
at forlaoe bette inoen ltoIsbet a
"a Elmer. Ser er tibliaere lo
Iteot Sorbub moo at beIfipftio
flenotligc gorgere pco 9offer 0,
9rpegcr.
Oct forflarebes, at llopisninos
croren pil tiene til 9eifptteIie 10.
lopale Spifere, foriaauiot Tom ocl
ril fri Dem for Mi5tnnfe, ON no
Get rlopligt ifuloe bpnoe / Gerbe
zen al oeres tioIigere Sjem noe.
Stranofanten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Oct interauierece Rridsrddo

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, Ia. on Nov. Is. as required by
act Of Congress Of Oct. 9. 1917.
9onoou t4be Hop. - 4remiermi.
.uiiter Slopo @eoree f~orflareoe ibag.
iom Spar paa en- 5oreipersiel / I'm.
ocrhuict, at Oct i~uteraaierebe 9rigs-
raab, iom npIig blep oprettet peo en-
aonierence mellem brittle, frantic og
.~italienife Ieprrientauter / 4om, life
piISe iaa nosen erefutip Mpnoisbeo.
Oct fol blot p9re raaoeipenbe. San
Sorfqttes pao Stee 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
transporter al
potetes

@aibington 0en 9oe aoo. Otter
huao Observation-Disclosures
5ormmto, 6airiur Sarrion, oplpier,
oil ser trpnge5 100000 Sernbane.
uogne iii at iragtc 9larets Botetes.
auling iii Marfeoerne. Srarspor.
Ten. Ser tog lin 9egpuoeIie | Nioten
al September, oil peopare iii omfring
BEN lite Ipril:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
en- merfelis uIyffe.

2nlprence, Sans, Den zoe Rop. 49,
ct itort aieoben, iom 6Iep foitet no
al ct @iubu / en- al Sognene / ct
SroppetrGr, rammeoe Sobn Z. Sop
fins, @oneinipefter for gaitern &on'
ias.G ipiiionen al Union Yaciiic.9a
ierr, Tom itoo / R1rbeoen al Sinieu,
% orGbte ham poa Steoct. War
%iorrnooer, at 9enet blep faitet no al
0inouet al en- al aofferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16

Sc 100000 Wfonb, Iom er opiert
iom ticneitaisrenbe / "lpecicae Bran.
cher, omiottcr De ipccieae SngeniSr.
reeimenter, Sntenoontnren. Sani.
ltetSppienet (Spaeforpict) % Slpuc.
forpiet. Suiinoer al Innb %tienclt.
gisreube / oisie ipecicac @roucbcr be.
iiuoer fig aIlereoe / 6ronfrig moer
General Teribing.
Dor mipGrenbc SGritprfe pon oper
1, 100000 Wano, Der mart bill bli
forsgct meb Ell baIp Wiuion Wiano
til oa ~ienere ~ioamauge iIere, iom Der
maattc trGnges, err bcu ~iterite &rigs-
magt, iom ~nogeuiiube bar ppret fam.
LET beri 9onoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
V%erden$krigett.
Sitnationen | Stalien gSerit fritiif,
iiger 8cnernlmajor Waurice.
SSiferne far paa flere Steber saaet
pper Yiane baabe ! Nurb % Sub.

alarer life Stalienerne at bOlbe
Yiapelinien, Ct @eneoig fortabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
SriastilitanS / 5inlano.

SeIiiuaforS, 5inIouo, t2te Hop.
ariastiIitano er erflGret / 5inIano.
Den propiioriite SoIooterfomite bar
llon9put Ell Sipmonb, Scbiecfs. Tom
S%omniSipr for Sinlano, iiteoetfor
8enerolgupernsr Refroioff.
9~onboagen boloer Wsoe, og bert
rilSiiife Experimentation | Den ignore.
res iuloItGnbiq. Zen bar ueotaget
at beige ct StotSbireftorot meo beie.
tie Wfaat.
On 2elegat til 2~onboagen, Erof.
BON Msnot, bar telcornieret til YrG-
iibent Wilion, at poogruno al Den
oanrIigc Ssit triieS Snnbet meb Sum
gerSnso, buis life 9eunetsmioler fan
erboloeS / Dc Soreneoe Stoter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Eager ge1ntninsen tilbaae.

Seliinaiors. SinIanS, oen t36e Roo.
Zen iiuife 2nnooog bar ioug meo 100
moo 81 Stemmer annnQeret Den tios
liacre iatteoe 9ellutniug ON at ops
rette ct Statsoireftorot paa ire Web-
lcmmer. Gette betpoer, at DC berger
lige Vurtier, iom bar Slertal | Sunb.
oageIt, bill bli nsot til at opeipc tine
Sorisg paa at oprette ct 6aumanos-
itpre / Sinlano.
Silbagefaloelien al @eilittningm
iorlangteS | Selegrammer % Gelolr.
tioner, Tom inoIsb ira ale tnouitriele
Gentrer ru1bt omfring / Yropiuierue,
oo boori erflPreoes, at 9onoet befarbt
iig pao 6anoen al Ell gorgerfrig.
Gn iuenif.amcrifanif Cp~ercnsfomit.
Stoctholm Den t3oe Ioo. Sra
@oibington te~Iegroieres, at iuenife
.Sfibe mart piI oiieile meo 2epnets.
mioler iii Siplp Tor 9elgierre, ioet
Ell neutrality-suspicious. fol uG.
re opnaaet meaem set amerifanife
Grportraao oq 6en ioenife Reeierine.
Set beOcr iiq, at ioenite @pnoigbeoer
fol booe pit 9iaigbeo iii at laoe fine
lcoige Sfibe onpenoe ! set FER nGprte
ZienleS og mIlisens ogiaa / ooer.
.iiSiif 6ragttraiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
sitter en- YranS / Neip s)orf.

Stem gorf, t2te ben 9op.: Tep
gorts Sauneitrss biemissteS at en-
moen soelessenoe grano isaar.
@aihbiirr @ire 60, Der bar itorc
arissbeitilinser ior &esieriusen,
brenbte % Sabet anilaaes til ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
haste Opbud.
Npe &esler for lloifripninsen al be
urite 100000 Wiano.
Sn00cltua | ! GIaSSer.

True translation filed with the POSTMASTER
at DEBORAH, Ia, on Nov. Is. as required b!
act Of Congress of oct. q, 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16

5ornstiss Raa sise I.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08
SCHOOL NOTES.

The class in English I ras just
completed the reading of John Bur
rough's "Sharp Eyes" As collateral
reading the old English story OF
eyes and no eyes" was coverer for
the purpose of comparison.
The seventh grade reading class
have finished the reading Of "The
Legend Of Sleepy Hollow" by Wash
ington Irving. They are now prepar-
ing essays in which they will discuss
the plot in their own words.
Ellen Holt, John Glomseth, Olga
Setter, Pauline Henning and Agnes
Hagen had a perfect record Of at
tendance during the past month,
These pupils are in the high school
and grammar grades.
Halloween came and passed leav-
ing the schoolhouse undisturbed
This reflects a great deal of credit
upon the pupils and indicates q feel
ing Of pride in their school , rather
than a feeling of animosity toward it,
Members Of the faculty are highly
appreciative of this silent demonstra-
ton Of good will.
On account Of the delay in getting
the school supplies there was no con.
struction work done in the primary
room Friday afternoon. The period
was used in playing spelling games.
The beginners class has started
work in the primers after several
weeks drill on the board.
The children in the Primary room
are working on a new song entitled
1.-THE Whirlwind Song"
Some very interesting Halloween
stories were written by the pupils ir
Fthe third grade about a picture "Jack'
O-Lantern Time"
The first and second grade Lam.
guage class is working out a dramat'
ization of the story, "Why the Ever.
green Trees Keep Their Leaves In
| Winter"
Olaf Schei has been absent for the
past two weeks having undergone ar
operation for the removal of enlarg.
ed tonsils.
The following members of the in
termediate department received per
feet attendance certificates for the
first month, ending October 26th;
Melvin Berg, Petra Holt, Alice Hen.
ming, Olga ~Iverson, Adolph Iverson.
Gilbert Noun, Julien Noun, Alvir
| Setter, Irene Setter, Kamilla Setter and
Isabelle Sivertson.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08
ORT STAR NEWS

Carl Olson was a Souris visitor on
Wednesday. ),
Clifford Anderson visited at Tom
Morrison's, across the line on Thurs
day.
John and Oscar Guttu and Willie
Lundy spent Sunday afternoon at the
Claus Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lucht are at
present visiting at the latter's home.
Hulda Schroeder returned home on
Wednesday after spending a couple
of weeks at the Lars Olson home.
Herman Lucht visited at J.. Lundy's
Sunday. ,
John Guttu, Clifford Anderson and a
few others took in the dance across
the line Friday evening and they al
so attended the dance Saturday eve
ming.
Tom Counts and Robert Gose took
in the dance at, Burnett's near the
lake Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Counts and daughter,
Laurabelle, spent Sunday at Frank
Hovitt's. ~.
Thora and Minnie Guttu spent last
Sunday at Forsberg's.
Ben Gustafson visited at the J. o.
Guttu home Sunday eve.
Gena Haugen and Laura Kornkven
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes.
Clifford Anderson was a Roah Wis
itor Monday evening.
Claus Anderson and son julius
were Bottineau visitors Monday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08
LOCAL NEWS

Adolph Noun left Thursday for
Bottineau.
Prof. Harry L. Schultz spent Sat-
urday in Bottineau.
Ben C. Wall made a business trip
to Towner Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Crogen will entertain the
Ladies Aid at her home on Friday.
Olaf J. Guttu and bride left on
Thursday morning for their new home
at Stady, N. D.
Mrs. J. L. Gorder spent Monday in
Barton visiting at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Thomson.
E. L. Garden was called Fertile,
Mimi, last Friday by the death of a
brother residing there.
Miss Carolyne Glomseth of Botti-
neau spent Friday here and attended
the Hard Time party.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Noun of Lam
da spent Monday night at the Christ
Noun home, on their return from Bot
tineau.
Leonard Rothe left Tuesday morn
ing for Poplar, Mont, where he will
look after his and his brothers land
interests. He expects to be gone for
about two weeks. Z
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08
TOWNSHIP.

George Page and Frank Kovarik
went to Deloraine last Friday on a
business trip.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Hubbard were
vititors in Bottineau Monday.
An eight pound baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anderson last
week.
MI. Ronning, Willard Carl, Frank
and Joe Kovarik, Jr., drove to Botti-
neau from Souris Sunday. On their
way they met . car that was stuck
in q mud hole and helped to pull it
out. "A little later on, the Kavorik
car had a puncture and when they
stopped and were IN need Of help the
party they had helped out Of q hole
passed them by without offering as
sistance. AS q consequence they had
to walk to = neighbors TO borrow q
pump.
Dan Teevans has returned and will
live with his brother Mike.
We wonder when Sandy Fairweath
81 will take his fathers Ford ont for
y " ride againj.
Emma Kovsrk = attending school
n BoEtinaau
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

was made the following news item ap-
peared in the Tribune: "Charges that
three Chicago packing companies, Ar
mour & Co., Morris & Co., and Lib
by, McNeill & Libby, have been buy
ing up the California tomato crop,
bidding up the price to unprecedented
heights and shutting out the whole
saler and retailer who originally bot
directly, were filed with the federal
trade commission" Which would
make it appear that Mr.. Armour's
promise and his actions are two alb
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

Misses Alma and Hilma Setter were
Bottineau callers Saturday.
Claus Anderson was a business call
er in Bottineau Monday.
The International Elevator Com
pany has just received a carload of
Swedish select seed oats.
Mrs. Selmer B. Dyrstad spent the
weekend at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wall.
Sever Qualheim Of Newburg was a
business caller here Thursday.
Ole Dravland of Landa was a call
er here Friday.
If this weather continues a num-
Der of our farmers will be dosing and
perhaps some sowing rye. The wea-
her is surely nice.
Miss Palma lessen left Friday
morning for her home in Starbuck,
after an extended visit here with
friends and relatives.
Miss Agnes Dyrstad left Saturday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will spend the winter months with
friends and relatives.
Miss Olga Glomseth, who teaches
the Forsberg school, spent Saturday
in Bottineau with her father, Co.
Treasurer Glomseth and family.
o. o. Wareberg has been advised
that his carload of apples has been
sshipped and he expects them to ar
rive here Saturday.
Henry Arveson of Willow City and
G. B. Arveson Of Hatton, spent Sun
day here with their brother and SIS
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels B. Ar
veson.
Rev. and Mrs. Bake and Bev. and
Mrs. Lunde of Bottineau were We'd
nesday evening supper guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Ware
berg.
The Hard Time party given on Fri
day evening by the local Red Cross
chapter was a decided success. The
proceeds amounted to $4,000, which
will be used to buy supplies for the
local chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels B. Arveson en-
tertained a number of guests at a
two o'clock dinner Sunday in honor
of Prof. Leon Neulen Of Souris and
Prof. Lester N. Neulen Of Bottineau,
who were weekend guests at the Ar
veson home.
Miss Alma Gorder left on Monday
mornings train for Rugby where she
will go in training at the Good Sam
aritan Hospital. Her many friends
gathered at her home Sunday eve
ming to bid her farewell and wish her
success in the noble work she is about
to enter.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

solutely different propositions. But
then, such is the patriotism Of Big
Biz.
It is true that the rich man work.
ed for his wealth, he worked you for
it.
Nothing from nothing leaves what
the capitalists produce.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

Cora and Mary Russell and Miss
Hilda Vivian Of Bottineau were the
guests of Miss Jacobs Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Martinus ,Utyik spent Mon
day in Bottineau where she consulted
a physician and also spent the day
visiting friends.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

The Bottineau Creamery il paying
the highest market price for your
cream. 30tf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22
tDcinIcfcfcIt Ses
Omaha 1ltMlikucrcins!

Nlit einenl @etnIeiefeit noh EDIT
0eutiher gtrt miro morqen Conn
tag obeno, Der Dmohu 0iuiit'
'berein in gebiibreu0er g8eiie feline
Binterioiion eroffnen. Die gorbe.
.reitungen fino felt @oden i'm boI'
item @onee, un0 oos 8eraniiglmgs'
fomitee bot ni6ts unterIaiien 0ieie
.erite 5eitli6feit at eiuem GrfoIg
81 9eitnlten.
g}it &rouben, Q9eiulau6 uto
Blirlanoen miro sic Salle otf oas
prGdtigite oeforiert peroeu mo
einen einIooenoen ginorltd MAIDEN,
ioOoB iid) ieOer gIeid Ser Stim.
nilng elmer nirfliden g8einleie
iiberloiien fam tao iidl mad Der
Seimnt 5uriifperiett inbIen miro.
Ole W}italieoer lno 5rennoe Oes
@tufifbereins iolten es niht inter-
Iuiien, iih SoHntag obeno redlt
5o1Irei6 i'm @liiif0erein ein8ufin'
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22
5rsfiisRe Seitunoem
iller sic 1lifttpcrt ser
5entralmddpte!

1cn6on, ~. Sept. Die bieIi.
aslt MtcrgeHbl1tter lagen iiber Oie
8ea1lflDDrtnns Der papitliden Srie.
nensnote Ieiteits Der 8entralmadte,
DOB man bon ben ocatiden militia.
ridden Chefs peiter nidts als .tbea.
fruliIdle @oIfsfoaenp ertpdrten f6n.
ne. 20 HeinBetlige Sanaetien be.
1lolnlt bic Gpelting GelUs bic ant-
morfea @euti1iaiios uno Deter.
xeld3. Nn0arns. Sic Atltnort eHt.
Bolt nidlts, noour9 irgcno mel9c
praftii6en Neiultata ge5eitigt mer0en
tpnnelt. erfIart Der Star. Bel
giens, Serbiens urlo glioB.2 otbrin.
gems spiro nit feinem &orte erfpab.
nlstlg getal.@ Ger Star figt bir5u
oaB ons oeltide uno oiterreitiid.
itrlgariIhe golt fouie Ser oeutIde
Meihstog uber Die antlport nidt
iebr erbnut iein peroen.
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Ucitc IMsIcomlro Scr
papItli6bcn uctc!

Rom %. Sept. Ole bnTb.
amtlide 8eitilng Gorrire o'Stalia
mil beute eutoedt bo6en bob Der
@opit in ieiner 6rieoatsnote fol.
gen0eS %onitrebt:
Belgium ion bon feinOliGer Be
iobrna brireit peroeu feline lin.
obbdngigfeit uno Gntihdoiarua er.
bolten.
GIiab 2otGriHgen ioG mic0cr on
5ronfrei6 fallen.
$rri0entio 2Gnoer iolCen nit
Stolien bereinigt merocu.
armanien mo &oIcn ioQeu tbrc
poIitiide llnobbdngiqfcit cr6alten.
@egcnieitiges l1e6ereinfpumen
6ctrcfis Scr 8alfunitoutcn.
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ehlkopf-K

1rd1tlein gmaIie gi1l3ifo, t449
iuolihe Is. Ctr, Cmobo, 9ebrasta,
idreibt:
u2yh Gtt i6ner all einem aebI.
fopf aatarrb. Sd erf1ltete midD
ie6r nnb bic Grfaltnng iett iidD
i'm at1lfeDf fet. sd buiicie iebr uHo mar
ieIr fdJud84 tornle Mot ihlaien INTO bate
ie.feu Alppefif. 6nie 8ioei b%erl63eoene aersie
uno benuste nllc m~6alidleu Wieoi8ineH, ahec
pbue Grioi9. ID har i6oR aan5 nersueiieit,
afs inrtue Nlntter Ole BeruflG Au5eige la5,
norauf TO hti@ cailhloB, nit Serum etieH
GCrlltA at MAIDEN. 2sir falfieu eine 5lalme
besicI6Cf ufo tu n%nafilhr pifr Sagen mar
meig 9nltrn 5%erldlwRnbtn mo tur8e Belt bar,
anf iDnr i'd mie6er moblali. zeit biefer 3eii
6abeH ipir itets 4erlHa I'M Sauic norrditB."
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g9nrmierie glIpeniph[er.

Ger ebeno(iqe 0eltife Gbeatcr.
6irettor Sean @ornier ipieIt uno
iingt iest oen anerifanii6en Sol0a.
ten mas Dor. 5reitng nodmittag
iiberroidlte er ms nit einem gciufe
mo teilte ms nit, OaB er NIT ieinet
@orHier's 2(lpenjoolern Dor ben
SolOaten in Sort groot un0 Sort
0maba nnfqetreten lit. 3ns Sic.
pertoir ieiner Grippe beitebt aus
Mpelioolern bon 0eltcn Die meiitelt
in oeutider Sprnfe geiungen iuer.
Den uno bon bieIen SolootelL Die
9euti6 %berite9en, nu6 geDiir0iqt
mer6eu. Bon bier aus beeo6 lid
SER g8ormicr NIT ieiner &rllppe
nod Sort 9tileD, anni., uno Damn
miro er ben Sruppen in Sort Sea.
beuiportb, aauiy mas poripieIen.
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sha6enfener in @aidersi.

Sn Dem 6eEQu0e Der gtonpareil
@1idereb 1704-8 Clinton 5traBe,
fam beute 1n Elm ltbr morgells
5elter gum 9iisbrlidb meldes oas
Snuere 0es @ebdu0cs iait boaitdnoig
5eritorte. Ser BuB6ooea oes eriteu
5todipctfes. In melheln iid) bic 0iu-
ibiEerie beian0, brud 5uiammen unO
itur3te in 0en Seller. Ger nllgerid-
tete Sdu0en miro anf mebrere tart-
ieno Collars gei4akt. Sic 5eller.
peBr 6efdmpite Ole 6lammeu iur
meBr als 5Dei StllnOen.
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ainberIa6mnnq aimmt an.

QinroLrt, 0eb., %. Sept. IS Gem
Gtonts. o Notwithstanding Elm.
feD lultr0en felt Dem eriten Sepfem.
Der 80 flene Grtrnafungen on ain.
oerIdbriliing gemeloet, pdbreno I'M
Mfonat 4uguit mn % ainoerfdae
beridtet ipuroen. Qas ItaatIi9e Sc.
IanDbeitsanlt bat idon bor einenl
1fOnat an bic gebolferang Die @ar.
ming erseben mIaiien, Dab mdbrenO
Der Maonate auguit urto September
uIoGh9ermeiie 0ieie gefirAtete
saronfbeit epi0euiih meroen tonnte
uilo marnte sur 9oriidt in ianitdrer
8eaiebuns.
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Senator Ring
trift Bcupciie an!

@oi6ington. %. Cert glmoe8-
%ienutor Sing min 9eDciie boben,
0aB Gr 9otidofter @crnitorff Der
Setting 6oir 9Inp mo 6eiicn &c,
oafteur DARIUS Braun 8el0 oltqe.
mieieu babe. GS Gonoelts iid nm
Summcu non $4,000 $1,000 un6
$500. Sing iogt. ooB er @hoto.
arnpbieu Scr Gbcds i'm &ciiB babe
9luh babe er genciie. naB Die otter.
reidiih mngariide @otifnit elmer
polHiiden 3ejtuug III Amerifa 500
u%ngetUieien babe.
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G6ns. Wleb ipirb Sanptmann.

aompognie O BON iiebenten 9te.
gimrnt Ser 3ebrasfd gtationoIs
garoe. tpe(de 6reitag abcno fiir ben
Qienit eingemritert muroe, erip1bIte
Charles 9}eb 81 i6rem Saltptmann,
uuo s.. u. @tobulaum mliroe sDeiter
2eutnont. 2ebterer mtr0e bon @oit.
berneur g}a0illc ernomt, Der bic
3lueite 2eAhtnnt 6tellen III alien
aompagnian nit @ra0uauten Der
uniberiitdt non gicbraSfa beiebt.
aompognic s. 3abIte bei oeren Gin.
muiterung 50 Dlann. 9os Maria
mum Der ariegSitGrte betrdgt 100
Wfottu.
8eoienen Sic lid Der aIoiIi4
fi3ierten au3eigen Der 8ribiinel Ger
@rfolg 1T it6erraihen0-oie lin.
foiten nllr min8ig.
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Die hentihen aplpnien.

4rctorio. 5u00irifa, p. sept.
4realier- uao 4derbmtWliniiter
General 8otGa erfldrte in Der
@erbouoltlng ieiner aloge aegeu
SenQtor @olmarml3 maaeu gelei-
0iglalq. lit Der iu0ofritauiidle 5el0.
aug nift 8ur ooilcrrocn Better.
greiiung Ser oeutihef Solonien
unteruomncu moroerb ilber oerer
Sdidial aitBtcn bic 6rieoensuer.
~ban0lungeu entideioen.
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W01entlicbcr
DcftcrbstSd1f1

SIR @ode 6cginnen0 an Som-
tag, Den 90. September, fir oic
@rdrieitoaten ionic 0as oberc uuo
mittlere g}iiiiiiippi.GoI:
gfegen fit bic n6r6liden Grdrie.
itaoten in Sen iii6Iiden 5tanten
Re9en ON Woutag 1unO Montag
4beno nit etipas 10berer Gempera.
tlr. Die 8itterung miro im nll,
gerneine iton iein init etpas nie0ri.
gerer Temperntur.
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G0MHbcctc p~crfcnkcil
Bc0lcitihiffc!
3tuei britiihe 3erit6rer nnS cine au.
sail SaHOelsi6iffe Spfer Der
usgOnte.

Gin atlantiifer Safen, % sept.
Ger britii6e 9ambfcr ga Gegrn
puroe ouf Der 6obrt bon 8ueHos
gires nod Sobre an 8. Septeut6er
non einem oentiAen u.goot berientt.
Oh meloen bier berte eiugetroHeae
lleberlebenoe oes Gampfrrs.
8oiiagiere Die bier bellte auf ei-
mem mlerjfaliiden Gambier ans
@uglauo eiugetroffen iin0, ingell,
BOB fiirf britiide 9autpfer un0 8mei
aus ieds iia 6egIeiteu6en &orpeoo-
boots5eritorern BON oetttiden &oud
6ooten torpe0iert nllO berienft fullr-
ben. Sic &ataitropbe ereignGte ii6
ultpeit Der irIau0ii6n &iiite.