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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
2lm ber masebpniihen
Ssrpnt
fyiabsn i'm IuseubIid.. nie e f6ttut.
bic beftigFeu admpfe fatt.
Tsbrsre 55bei BON ben gerbiiuSetei
wisbersrobert
Gn Der tpeflihen Srput IN bic 2aes
unDerdnSsrt..
-
Die 0eutffxr nnh nit Der Nerinhe.
Die Deutfdxu nrd nit Der Dsrdnbs-
runs ibrr 5rpn. beI6dftigt.

Berlin, q. Rdra. Mnf brabtlo.
fem Wsss nn5 sopciIe. Die am
Wtittipod Dom bsuiben Sauptquar,
tier erIaffene pffijieae geionntma.
dung lautet pie iOlSt;
MsfIiaer artessf9an.
plot: s2lIs GuIS. bon M.gen un0
Dtsen tinss @aneefurmes fanSen
nur Sample Don setineer gebsutuns
itatt. 3rpii6en 4uus uHb @srtinOurt
unb nDrbtpetltyh BON Sam urb n6rb'
lid bon SotHuns s'Ddnseu unisrs
Ra4autsu ussrsrs ssmiI&ts stS.asi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

mGalid . Die gepinieitngen utafen
ipelt,e notbis iinb. I'M oie sriesspIGn1
3u iUroern. gs iii abiolut feline Sppo'
iition sesen ein ioiortises Grlaiier
boH @eiessH in bisier Siniide gu er'
ratten."
Ger repubfHairtife Geilator BoiR
oerter bon @aibiugton iagte am Wiitt.
nod, bab ser Gongres iofort elm Sc
ZEE annebmeu iperee, bas su elnciH b.
idtirrItten Ssriege gegm beiitiGeI Imitt'
boote alitortiirt.
Vim Weittlpof, ipurbe befnnt, 6nB
IN Der anbincttsfiNug am Oieratag
ollc Sdrttts irro DSoBncfnreu BE-
ratben noroen pareu, pelSe IN Der
btlsims urit ben Geisbielisfeiten iiir
ibiinIi6 eradtet peroen, 6arunter aid
Die e5forttri,ng bon !Soitbelsffiffen
mad europa. Ole eoeuhieile Detbeili.
gitns elmer amertfaniiben @ruree aui
ben Sdllattfelbern glrrnpas puroe
md biafutirt, aber nift oils bireft be.
pe1;ebeno betrafrtet.
Ser Soriitenoe Der @euatstomuiit.
tees fir W;Iitar-slngeIegenbeiten
chamberlain, iagte am aptttpota. er
lparoe ole 8orldae fir aIlsenieine mi.
IitGriide 9liisbiIoimg (gol beiBen
DdIitdrpiIidyt. u. b. R.) pon neuem
sinreiden. iobaI0 Der acn9reb sniasl-
ire.trttt.
Die Organization bss
Reprdfentanten.
tdufes.
9ie Giibr.r beiber parteien IN Res
prdisntdntenbaus briidten am 4benb
bic Qluiitt aus, bab trob Der pOIitis
i9en 2Gmpfe bic Organization bes
Sauiss ouf teine srubeR Sdpisristei.
ten itoben pirb unb beibe SGufer bes
aonsreHes ipsniss Gage na4 bsm 3u'
iammentritt iih f1ou ben Gel9Gften
tpibmen t6nntsn.
Gs III mSgli9. bab euie gmsin,
i4aftli4e Sibung, in tpeI4er bic Bot.
i4ait bes prGiibentsn snisssensenoms
men perSsn tann, absebaIien Dirb.
obns auf bic Organization bes SauIes
81 fporten-
efber irosbem fle entihIoHen iirS.
bic Organization bss 9auiss 70 Innell
als m6sIi4 burdy3uf.ben. tpollsn peber
bic Temoiraten nod bic RepabIitansr
obM einen Rampf Iapituliren.
Dte 9emotratsn iperben am 80.
Dedr3 elm. Notwithstanding ab.
balten. Di. R,pnbiiiansr iuerbeu tues
gen Der Dppoiition Der prosreifpen
5ssen 2autus<Reseln nur informeII
beraiben unb aud Die fiiuf lluabbGn.
5igen bdben bereits per.tnbart, Dor
BEN 3iiammeniriti bes aongrsfes
lnformsu matchmaker bsrathsn gu
ppflen
Die betbsn groben partsien ipsrbsn
pabrf4einli4 iiber bic 9bunlidtsii
5eraibsn bds 5aus 70 gu orsaniiiren.
,ab beibe sparteien slei9mdbise pers
'retnng bdbtn. obtr bic isbtes Reasl
ibsudnbern, unter Der 21S Gtimmsn,
line Majoritdt Der fdmmtli9en aons
IreBmitgiiebsr. filr bic Grpibluns |
bes Spst@srs u1tbig iinb. Dn isbs
Gate an Gage Der gr5ffnuns suss. |
Isanbener Rabrn 214 Stimmsn ia. |
~ stA sihas q ssasx sz ittiosa !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
JtdIteH bon elmer 9rngersnntb be-
brobt. - llub Der RobIeumGmgel
mad. bort bic Gage uubaIthar.

Berlin, q. Wdrs. Guf brabtlo'
fem @ese no9 Sabbile, q. .. Ds,
unbsIdrGntts Sau66oottries Seuti9'
lambs unb fetner 9erbiinosten ma9i
iih ni5t MIR IN Gnglaab unb Gri
benz Qtlantii3en O5eau, forbert In
alien Ebeileu Guropaa u, ietusu Gol'
gen fiibIbar.
ltnter Der 8co5Iferung SaIpnifia
TT infoIse bes Sau96oottrisgss eins
Sungrsnptb ausgebrD6er. 9ert9ts
aus griubiit msISen, bab Der preia
pon Wais IN SaIOniti bon fiiuf aui
fiinf5e9n Yiuitsr geitisgeu ii. 3ader
III iiber9aupt uidt uehr gu buben.
0as grob Der ensltf9en Solbateu
ipirb nit Wais Subereitst, Der aus
8alona toulrnt. Der Sapttdn etnes
neutralsn Oampfers beridtet, baB
psber in Cardiff, nod in aiperpuDI
oosr GIasgop transatIantiI4e Dams
pier felt Do9en seieben purber. Sr
allen ensIiT9eu Sdfeu ptrO u1gemtin
ssmsISet, bub bic transatlantiiae
S6tFfabrt iaper IabmgsIsSt Duros.
9uHsersuotb unS 9uf'
itdnbs brpbtu tn Sta.
Item.
Der monseI an So5Is siuirst cine
srpBs 9tn5abI itulisnii4er Munitions.
fa6ritanten, MIR babe S6i6ten ors
beiten gu IaFen. Sin itaIientiaer Sci.
ntiter ertJGrte, baB, falls Der apblens
manseI ipettere Gortiaritte ma6t, bic
Gage fir StuItsn uubaltbar iperben
piirbe. SIM Mtutfterrotb MAIDEN fia
btreits Gtimmsn bemertbar, ipelhe
einsn unsIiidli4en Qtussans Sss Srte'
ges porausiasen. Gs ptrb seIast. Sab
nStoIieu nf9ts bur9 ben Srtss su se.
Dtnnen bat, bab es dber bur4 beFen
GprtIssrns NOD mebr DerIisren mag
Su eiuigen @egenben Staliens
berri9t tnfOlge Der urssTaidten Ser.
tbeiluns Der aebensmitt,l tbdtfG8licb
SungersnDt1. Die 8coDIlerurs III
mod INNER eebuI0is, aber aua bieTe
@eSatS unc anss 1asta siu GnSs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
Gs miro non ibmt rrtuartrt, oab fr foru1eu

nidts bapon, foIgIi6 Iinb bic snsli.
i4en 2tn9oben ni4t pabr. Nnm. b.
Reb,)
Graua5fif9e Rrisssua d,
ri9tsn.
| paris, q. MGr5. Die am 9lbenb
bonn &rtegsmtntiterium erIafene offis
sieQe 9etanntma4ung Ioutst pis
folgt:
.N6rbfi9 BON Gam TT bic Gage IN,
perdnbert. rniers @or6uten bebalten
Giiblung NIT benz sseilb spii6en
Rou6b urb ct. Quentin.
rSeitIta bon Sdm er3fpongen mir
am @ormittas troB beftigen Dibers
itanbes feitens Der SeutIAen ben
lls6ergans l6er ben Connie &anal.
Der SsinO 8og iid Bis Gbaiters unb
WoHtescourt 3uriit. Der Seinb bat
in bieTsr Gegenb grpBe @erpiiitunsen
angerihtet. Die metiten 96rfer bDr
uuieren Ginien IN Der geseng bon ct.
Quentin fteben in Slammer.
rWir iinb n6rblt3 Don ssrsiner
GiibpeftIi6 bpn Ga sSere sslegen. net,
ter bor9eriidt. Sm Gillette 5bal baben
@orpoftengefe6te ftattgsfunbeu. Der
sseinb, ter bas 0itliae lfer bes grps
sat &unols in Der Gillette NIT farter
Sruppenuraht bsiebt bdlt, bat unfere
2inisn In Ieb9dfter @etfe nit QrttIles
rie bef6oFen.
.ssn Der n5rbTi5 ppn SoiFpns ges
lesenen Gegsnb bdben mir oniebnIi4e
Sortf5rttts gemd6t urb es fanben
bort aud lebbafte Sefethte ibott. Die
metiten hsr BON uns beiesten 00rfer
iinb sdn3ti5 3erf6rt.
,SeitIih bon Der Wlaos nrnate Der
Getno mebrsre QngriFfe ouf bic Co
lprne Grdben, fie bro6eu a6er inter
unierem sysuor sufourmeu. @m hbris
gen Shell Der 1yrpn. mar es perbdIt'
ntBmdbig ru9is.
Eie eyplsen bss Ganbbnpts
frteges
Rateu f9 in gang europa EN'
bar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
gSiro Geutfblanb ben
Ser. gtaaten 5unpr,
fpntmen?
Gtne 2Onboner Depef@s
bsutet an bab Deutf4.
lamb bereit iei, ben
g ri An Al rtfI1ren

aonbpn. q. Mdr5. prtDatbeps.
Iten aus Berlin suTolge, bic mad Der
amiterSamsr 9Drie geIanst iinb, ers
pdrtet man In Berlin. bab truerbab
bon 48 Stunoen Der arisgs5uTtaub
5tDtTden 0eutI6lonb unb ben Der.
Stdoten sur SbaHa6e eeporben iein
ipirb. Cine babinIautenbe qlmifsrs
banner Nspei6e an bic Gr6anse SsIe.
graph Company fiigt btr3u, bab bic
ameriiantTber Sournaltiten In Berlin
bonn auspGrttgen Qmt in bieism
Slime bsna9rtatist tporben feisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
Gin QriesssuitanS ,tuiiden ben Der.
Gtanteu uuS DeiititIarib beiteba.
Sn iduunfid,en @egieutnas- -3eparte
useslts berridt fieberbafts
Tbdtigfeit
!lnb al. TN Sale Der Groffutng pou
JeiuoiIisteiten n6tbis eradteteu
wadBregeia
Wirsea In ber Iesten anbiuetsliHius
bersits eingebeIio erortsrt

@afbiugton @. g., 81. @drs
Der RrGfibent Bilion, peI9er Der NH
iida lit, oaB Seuti9lano iit tbatiat
lid, INIT ben Ser. Staaten in etnen
seriegsudtano beiinbet, bat mn ghtt
ipot 6e,l apnsreb a,if ben 2. QpriI .,
ciiier GJtru1Sisung eirrberufs1 uIg
Die Sitliation Su beratben.
Der 9tpef Der Gasltng. spelfe stpe
8ohen friiber beeinru, aIs arrfdnsIid
gcplant NOR, III, pie es in bes Rrdfi
neilten Yroflanlotiou beiBt, cine Som
irpu,ifatinn iibr .ernfte Gruseu ben
nationaIeR NDlitif- mtgeeeu5ueb
ultn.
Sn {c3srer MeDe on ben 9rugres
ipirb Der prdfiosrt altsiibren, bal
EsitidtaKb bur& bic riiffi6rsIofi
.3erit6nng dmerifamffRr Wenihep
leIen unb Sdiffe tbatiohIih Rriea
Jelcn bic Ser. SfGnten fibre. llne
man er,portet, bnB bcr Qnngreb eins
9ieioIution auaebu,en uirb, IN tpsiher
erti1rt mirb. bai, uuikhen ben Der.
Staaten iuo Dadittano eiu adeoS-
aiiiianb beiteH.
9ine folde meiol,iffpn pirb, h ted.
niid,en @snne. feine ariegserfIdr,uig
ieih obsIei& iR 70 siemIab hasieIbs
bebeuten ptrh.
a0 Solee bubon tperhen bk Her.
Sriaten ,Deitre Sdritte tbain I'm,
GiiIerifmife SIterelien niif bpber
Gle segrn friegSnIbige gfte Don Sci.
ten De,itidImlos ui tlHea, nn6 es
miyb edrBlid bon be1n fernercn Der.
balteR 9e.tiddanbs abb6neen, Oh Is
~ elmer formeleu GriegSrudnr,g
tcnnsen pir6 ooer niht
Seit ber Derfenfuxg bon bred oras-
i..aniiden Sdaffen anr Icsten Conn.
log. ioobirH Der barr4 bcltf& xnisds
3. otMugriffe peruriadte Derli6i an
nwrifanifd fden geenft tenieben auf iiber
20t fice, Hto Der prdfibent iutb ietns
y,ennber 81 Der lieber5eugnng &c.
yalgt. oab elm ariegssuitano eyiitirt.
ANS aiIen 91eiIn bes 2anbes traf bic
Hr!forber,rng EN-, ben Rongrcb fofort
~ stnG G1truitirng einoiibrnteu
CBpn ban Bepbrtte.t q. b R.)
Cbgii& "a bem aongreb iiberfn1at
tnsrbeu uuib. Of cine fouHeIle Qriegs.
erildurng eripIeeu fol-, barten wit.
tbeiI,ingen, meIdr bon aongreBulit.
0lieberm. 6Henilid5en @eauteu iriih
Gsmberten bon Riirgeru I'm @eiBen
cm1s sinlirfea, bararf bin. bob cine
iol&e po{itif odueuRtu beTuno4et
lptr6.
9s befBt bdS Dos Nu&nett, ,Deides
In icirsr Sttung mn Dtestitae ben
Trdil6ertsn " ber Ghtber,If,rne beS
Qpngrs6 briixsie, nim geeinister boz
jiste, an b irpeiSeiner irisbereu
Grcge.
Tie wution ndbert fiA nin ban
Deitpsuff, Der. ME Gis iobrbuaberte.
lmlaer Grfnbrnna berrorget, faf
interchangeable tem abbr,i3 Der
oiplounttfdSu B5kbunsen fDIora|
sus,k
afs benz beittiden 8otH3niter @ro.
frn bon ~erdrrff am 8. GeSrsor
jsine qsHk einacbdroiet suur6en mnS
ber Brdfibsnt ben aongreb besnmrt&.
Iiota, bdb bte bipIomatii@ns 8esiebux- |
gen 81 Dahifionb obsebrodxn ieial |
usrbsn bic g,rr. gtnnteH IN cine Gage |
usriett. tn Der aifes SaraH btu oesi.
'ste. bub eln Rrieg unbermcihItA let.
in allen cifisieIlen Qtsifeu ASuib.
|xqtosss spnbe bos.ai4 oi{sn bic Gu.l
nAn1e 49, - = kallpallNM I'll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
3ie eyplser bes Gambbppt'
frieges

Rateu ii9 In gang europa EA'
bar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

Ressln n6t6tg fem, bier bon ben fiiui
unabhGnsiseu auf ibrs Seite gu brin,
gen. gieIs RepubIiiauz fiuo basyea.
bab bic llnnbbdugigeu bic ausi4las.
gebenbs Getpalt erbaIieu, unb irssuo
eiH plan, bur9 ben biss Derbinbert
perbsu iGaR, tuiirbe bon ben Republi>
taueru 6ersitpilisit untsritast pe1s
! ben. Ginige Oeuiotratsu babeu iid
fit cine 2lbdnberunqsbes @kseln q,
tldrt, in bem Sinns, bab peniger oils
elmer Ulaioritdt oasr Uaitglkber ben
Sprs9er erpdbIen tam. Ga ID biss
bereits 5iDeiuaa borber sef4eben.
Our4 bie GtnberIfung bss GDn,
greifes auf ben 2. april fatt ben 16.
erlangen bie urtabbdngigen wert
mebr Bsbeutiins, oIs bies Der GoIl se,
peien pire, paln bsr aonsrrb on bem
Isstersn Datum ,aiammsusetreten
iudre. gis babiH Ddr. elm anberG Te,
motro. In oem itSrisa Sommdnps
0iitritt ertpdblt norbeR, Der bon benz
peritorbeneu ReprGI IsntanteH gonrpp
reprdfentirt tpuroe, uHb bic Deulosrd,
ten piirben Rur nod brei Stimrneu
sebrau6t baben. I'M .tnen Sprster 81
erndblsn; uub lie rsaneien aud auf
bic Stimme bes Repr. feIp Don
psnnIplpauia, einem friibersn BRO.
sreIiipen, Der I'm lestsn Ser6it als be.
motratii6sr prosrsTtDer uxberse'
pG6lt tpcrben III.
90 ireenb eins Der betben partsisn
i'm Stonbe III, pisr llnabbdnsise ouf
ibre S.iis gu brinsm, tft prob!ema'
iif9. Denn es fid BEL ben eriten q6'
itimmunasn berausfsllen tolIte, hGb
feline Geite I'm Stanbe iit, bier lIna5.
bdngise auf ibre Ssi.e gu brirsen,
bann 1T ss l0dftpabriheinIi6, bab
Elm @.rIuG ssmadt Dsrben pirb, cine
@.rtinbaruns gu Stuube 5ii brineen,
berjufoIse bic WabI burH cine Wtaio.
ritGt Der 2tnpsienS.n erfoIssn iaua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
QSetterberibf.

Gilr Dbtp: WeIt 8irsiriien urb bal
tpefttife pennfrlOanten: Sd0mss Msb
ter am Donnsrltau uzb Grsitaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

Die RatHas ahf4p ns satuna 4s
Iabonn
tans bic OsaHh 9oaan nh ama@a sRadn s4Hf
eds4Hs
sebn4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
bpllanb weiGt nidbt bonn
Yfabe Der Nemtralitdt.
gs oeriDeigert uu9 beitiidtsn Gmerttas
niI4eu SorbelsIdiifsH bic Sc.
lrubrib.
Su tDIdnbii4en 9dfeu ensaIaap
fen.

2pnbon, q. WldrS. gtner Reus
ter 9epef9e Gus 2lmitsrOam 5ufolgs
bot Die bolldnbti9e Hegierung anse,
beutet, bab iie teine armirte amerita
ntias 9aHbeIsfhfife In boGGHoiifen
SGfen sinlafeu h,erbe. gs lpirb IN Der
OepeI6s uu9 angeoeutet, bob bic
Qntlport SoIanbs auf bic 9oriteaun.
gen Gnglarbs tpesen Der 9lusDsilung
Ses brtttI4en 0ampfers rprinceb
Mefits" bonn Starbpuntt Der @nteuts
aus cine uugiiaitige iein ipirb.
Der Sampfsr grineeB MeIite trai
am Gbenb bes 8. Wtdr5 am Spot BON
Solluro Elm, muBte aber fpfort tpisber
bic Reeoe psrIaiIen, neil er beitiiat
mar. Der Dampfer stng in Gee,
ts6rte n6er am nG6iten Mprgen tuie'
Der ;uriid, UNI einen tranten pafas
gier gu Iarben unb Srinttpafer an
9orb su nebme1. @ine ipGtere Sepe.
i9s aus 9onoOn Tagte, bab bic brit'
I9e Regierung oarduf beiteben tperbs
oab britiI9en S6iTfen, bic fir ibrs
@ertbsibieung" armtrt iinb, seitattet
tperbs, In bolIdrbi4en 9dfen einsas
laufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
9ak oer 4&riegs5udano 3wi(6en oen ger.
5taateu uno 0euf( (6fauo 6efeGt.

Sic Seaten bes staats0eparemens erfldn baB bic Ser
staaten init ben gQirten genleni@aftide sa9e MAIDEN
mer0en, menn es gum &riege fotrnt
1nwItsn wdsn allie bsbs in Bewsguns esbt u die naBnabmen
fur die rationale Usrbeidieung III bsftkunigsn
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-04-05
KANE TOWNSHIP;

H. D. Wyman left last Saturday for
Minneapolis. being called there by the
illness Of his father.
Mike Egan was a Newburg caller last
Thursday. 1885,
Carl Ames has been helping Alvin
Thomson haul hay the past week.
Bert Henry and H. D. Wyman made
a business trip to Westhope last We'd
nesday. Mr.. B. D. Henry accompanied
them home and visited among relatives
in the n~e1ghborhood for a few days.
Miss Florence Harker left Saturday
for her home at Rugby, where she will
spend a week with her parents.
J. Molstad attended a sale north Of
Newburg Friday.
Ben Rhym returned to his farm last
tuesday In the western part of the
Miss Mable Thomson visited a few
Gays last week at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Smith. ~
Roy Link and Carl Ames spent last
THURSDAY evening at the home Of M.
and Mrs. Thomson. ~
Bert Henry and John Phelps were
early callers in Newburg last Saturday,
having taken Mr.. Wyman down to take
the train. No
Roy Link has another partner now to
help him with spring work. Mr.. Ames
expects to resign in the near future.
Carl peterson was in Newburg last
FRIDAY on a business mission.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-04-05
SOCIETY NEWS

A lull reigns in social circles this
week, and the hostesses axe few. The
usual round of activities is given up
in observance of Holy Week. The
churches have arranged for special
services particularly for the last
days of the week, and social ambi-
tions have been reduced to a mini
mum.
The ladies of the M. f. church are
holding a bazaar this afternoon and
have on sale articles of fancy goods,
canned fruit, food and candies.
Mrs. H. C. Dana spent part of. the
week at Devils Lake and returned
home Wednesday.
Misses Mildred Smith, Mary Russell
and Irene Stewart left Monday to re-
sumo their work at the Minot Nor
NAL.
Inga Kittleson, Mildred Craig and
Julia Johnson underwent operations
for appendicitis at St. Andrews hos
pital this week.
Mrs. Martin Christensen is serious
ly ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Lynn Martin.
Tyler Holland, who has been a guest
this week at the home of his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kirkeby, left Wednesday for his home
at Valley City.
MI. and Mrs. G.. X. Vikan will have
as their guests during Easter their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Husebye and daughter Alice
Ramona of Williston. They will ar
rive on Saturday.
Miss N. Beth Bailey gave a lee
ture at Souris Friday evening before
the Cvics Club on Household Effic-
iency. Miss Vina B~razelton accom-
panied Miss Bailey.
Miss Cora Torgerson of st. John
arrived in Bottineau Saturday night
and visited with her sister and broth
er-in-law, MI. and Mrs. L. A. Larson
until Tuesday, when she returned to
st. John to take up her duties on the
st. John Leader.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-04-05

On Saturday of last week a basket
social was given as a surprise for Mrs.
r. Dahl at h home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. EVenson. A snug sum was the res
ult and everyone had an enjoyable time.
The splendid meetings held this week
under Leader Olson are we'll attended
and are a benefit to all.
H. Kofoid and son Walter leave on
Thursday for Minot, where they both
will have glasses fitted.
School No: I, gives it's closing pro-
gram on Friday. Everyone is invited.
The mail man is giving us good SER
vice in spite of the bad roads, so there
are not many newsless evenings spent.
Miss Esther Amundson, who COM
pletes her school on Friday, leaves on
Monday for Antler, where she will be
engaged to each during the summer.
Mr.. Stroolin arrived on Tuesday from
Alberta, where he was greatly impress
sed by the possibilities of the country.
On March II he will have an auction
sale of his farm goods. He has not
yet decided on where he will locate,
but will, in all probability, take a va
cation with his many friends and rela-
tives here and in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock and daughter,
who have been employed or the G. vi
kan farm, left on Saturday. They were
entertained at the H. M. Larson home
on Thursday evening, before their de-
Miss Alma Larson and K. Carlson.
Miss P. Peterson visited at Hans
Kofoid's on Sunday.
We are glad to state that P. PETER
son is able to be up and around after
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POINTERS.
(Delayed)

Mrs. Wilbur Hall and children Wis
tied at Alfred Halls last week.
Mrs B. H. Trawick and children
spent Monday in Bottineau.
The entertainment given by the pu-
pills of Peabody Consolidated School
was pronounced a success by those in
attendance. The proceeds, $3.50,
have been applied to the piano fund.
F. A. Brainard made a business trip
to Bottineau Thursday.
Frank Morgan and family are work.
ing for John Brander.
Miss Lucille Rogers spent the week
end with her parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spen-
Ger Wednesday, March Fl, a baby girl.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Misses Melvina and Luck Mack and
brothers, Hamilton and Stanley, at
tended the school entertainment Fri
day night.
Newton Higman took a long horse
back ride last Sunday.
Elsie Garwood visited with Eva
Gardner Wednesday night.
Mrs. Dan Nichol was shopping in
Souris Wednesday.
The bell purchased by the teachers
and pupils Of our school last fall, has
been swinging in the belfry since last
Tuesday, where it was hung by Rob-
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his long and critical illness Of several
months.
Miss Olga Christianson left on Sat-
urday for Landa, where she will visit
with her sister, Hilma.
DEEP NEWS.

Mrs. Otto Mathues and son were cal
lers at the Gust Moldenhaur home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gessner and fam
lily, Misses Rufena Knuth and Ida
Mathwig and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Menge and family were visitors at the
Gust Fenner home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rubbert and son
Roy were visitors at the Chas. Rub
bert home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Leudtke and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Batkie and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Gearth Gessner
were visitors at the John Joern, Jr.,
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fable and family
went to Willow City Saturday to Wis
it with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moldenhaur were
visitors at the Albert Kitzman home
Friday evening.
Edgar Rubbert and Lawrence Madsen
were callers at the Hammer home We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Kitzman and Mrs. E.
CLINT were callers at the Ben Fisher
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Moldenhaur was a visitor
at h Gust Moldenhaur home Thurs
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ert. Brander, Delbert Garwood, Tom
Mckinley, Wellington Brander and
Henry Solpher. No excuse for tar
diness now and the melodious chimes
can be heard all over the district.
Mrs. Jack Myles visited in Souris
one day last week.
George Brander walked home from
Carbury Tuesday evening and inciden-
tally stepped into the creek. He must
have gotten cold feet for since then
his footsteps have led to Omemee.
Robert McClusche has been on the
sick list.
Mary Mcdonald visited at Frank
Wright's last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. WIKI spent last
Saturday in Bottineau.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. WIKI spent last
Saturday in Bottineau.
A large number Of Kramer people
came over to see "Civilization" We'd
nesday. Among them we're Mr.. and
Mrs. H. O. Lyngstad and Miss Lenora
Swanke.
Pres. Smith of the School Of For
estry was a passenger for Minot on
this mornings train.
Miss Marie WIKI was a passenger
for Minot on Monday.
The quartet consisting of Messrs.
Bjerkness, Scott, Falkenstein and
Chandler went to Devils Lake We'd
nesday where they will appear on the
program given by the Masons during
their convention there.
Ingolf E~rtresvaag returned to Bot
tineau Monday evening after having
spent the past year attending the
University of Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Ertresvaag will remain
here during the summer.
w. D. Kaufman of Kenmare, who
has accepted the position of local man.
ager for the Northern Telephone Com
pany, to succeed Geo. Vosburg, was
here the first of the week on a house
hunting expedition. Mr.. Kaufman
will assume charge in about a week
and intends to move his family here
as soon as he can secure a home.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State of North Dakota, County

State of North Dakota, County of
Bottineau, SIS.
COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of T. o:
Notice is hereby given by A. p. Dun
r. O.. Langehaug, Deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to present them,
with the necessary vouchers, to the said
A. P. Cumberland, at his residence, his
postoffice address being Bottineau,
North Dakota within foul months af-
ter the first publication of this notice:
Dated this 31st day Of March, 1917.
A. p. CUMBERLAND,
Administrator Of The Estate
of T. o. L~angehaug, deceased.
First publication April 5th, 1917. 1926.
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day afternoon.

day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Hidden were visit
ors at the Joe Lynch home o. Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Maguren and children
were entertained by Mrs. C. T.. Hidden
Thursday.
Messrs. James CLINT, Rudolph and
Christ Zucher and Misses Lizzie and
Mary Zucher were visitors at the Otto
Roster and Frank Berg homes Sunday.
Mrs. E. Glintz and two grandchild-
rem were visitors at the Albert Kitz-
mar home over Sunday.
Lawrence Madsen moved to the w.
L. Brown farm Monday, which he has
rented.
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100000 corns
Lifted Right Of!
Try 3 Drops of Magic "Gets.It,"

There's a wonderful difference be.
tween getting rid of a corn, now and
the way they used to try to get rid
Of it only four or five years ago.
"Gets-It" has revolutionized corn