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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29
BENEFIT GAME
WELL ATTENDED
Ball Game Between Married and
Single Men Friday Evening Re
suits i'm Tie Score.

The Red Cross benefit ball game, be
tween the married and single men Fri
day evening was scream from start
to finish and with all it's fun producing
situations and mirth provoking Incl
dents resulted in tie scoresof 6 to 6.
The day was big event for the local
Red Cross chapter, as well as for the
many patriotic supporters, Of the ma
tional pastime Of this city. "A. parade
was formed in front of the city hall at
6:15 and was headed by the city band,
the members of which were attired in
costumes that would have made a
masquerade ball look like a sensible
and modest affair. The band was led
in the line Of march by Drum Major
John Black, costumed as one of the
characters in Dickens Pickwick Pa
pers. Following the band were the
official coaches Judge Grindeland, A.
N. Eckstrom, DR.. Bake and Perry
Wood, all appearing in uniforms ap-
propriate for the occasion. Especially
did the Judge, with a mammoth potato
masher and - - Andy Eckstrom with a
link of summer sausage provoke a
Egreat deal OF mirth by their appear
ance Teddy Roosevelt with his Big
Stick has nothing on these gentlemen.
Then there was. Ed. Quistgard, the of
fetal umpire, who with a monster book
of rules and firm resolution to keep
the. benedicts in the lead marched
proudly in the procession. A foreign
looking stranger with dark mustache
in the parade, and who might have had
his grip loaded with saur kraut
bombs, was closely sized up by the
local officers and upon investigation
proved to be VIM. Juring.
At the grounds, after several selec-
tions by Dahlof and his gang of musi-
cal masqueraders, assisted sby Hans
Urtes, famous picolDl artist, the much
talked Of game begans 1t was a hotly
fought affair in every frame and the
large crowd OF fans, that was present
was treated to great article of ball
Storaasli heaving for the floor walkers
threw an excellent game and mad the
,, youngsters guessing at every point o1
the game. Arness was on the mound
for the youthful aggregation and was
throwing good ball until the third
frame when he had to be taken out Of
the box and was relieved by E. Olsor
The game was called in the sixth in:
ming on account Of darkness.
The box score is as follows:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29
SOLDIER BOYS
Lea { FOR BORDER.
Company s'I' Boys Left for Southern
Border Sunday Monster Farewell
Demonstration Given.

sunday evening the soldier boys Of
Company TT entrained for the mobili-
zation camp near Deming, New Mexico,
which they expect to reach about
noon on Thursday.
Before their leaving Crookston,
where they have been quartered the
past three months waiting for orders
to leave, q monster farewell demonstra-
stiQn was given them. An immense
parade~was formed in which a number
OF Kindred organizations Of the Queen
City took part and music was furnish
ed BY the Citizens and Juvenile bands
S0f Crookston and the Warren band.
The line OF march was thru all the
PRINCIPAL business streets Of the city,
which were completely cleared Of
traffic, so the. parade would not be dis
,tlrbed in any way. It is estimated
that approximately 10000 people
watched those who took part III the
parade and cheer after cheer was
raised for the boys in kahki.
After the parade the boys gave "a
greatly appreciated drill, which clearly
showed the stage of perfection that
they attained in the short time of their
enlistment. The officers are to be
commended for training such bunch
Eof raw recruits so well in such short
time. The Warren boys have especial
~ done well in drill work and our
Ecitizens feel justly proud of them, be
cause Of the enthusiastic and determ-
ined manner in which they went about
| their work.
NYhen the train arrived at about II
O'clock the boys were given an oppor.
tunity to say last farewell to their
Eparents, their sweet hearts and their
friends. The scenes Of farwell were in.
deed touching ones and enabled one tc
gain a more serious view Of the war
As the train pulled out the Citizens
Band OF Crookston and the Warren
fband combined, led by Director Dahlo1
OF this city played the eyer-ap ropriate
air, The Star Spangled Banner. .s
Just how long they will stay in the
lssonth is difficult to say, but the boys
believe It will be only a short while
Ibefore they win be on their way tt
ssfsmeWhere' in France and they vow
fsthats when they get there they willsstlt
Itheif level best to make the enemy ap
lpreciate their presence on the fghtin.
lines
a large number Of people from War
rem and vicinity attended the demon
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29
Notes Of the Game

ANVGCS VI CAAO OSed1tCe
Judge Grind leland s war dance was a
pretty exhibition and the gracefullness
with which he went through the differ
ent motions proved to be big surprise
to those who witnessed it.
Umpire Quistgard had as10ae in his
nose dislocated by a thrown ball and.
found it necessary to resign his post
and was succeeded by DR.. Bake, who
oficiated the remainder Of the game
Storaasli smashed young pumpkin
tfhff6wn by pitcher Arness in the first
inning. This incident came as a sur
prise to the reverend gentleman as
well as to the crowd.
The boys OF II were faithfully on
the Job.
TIE game netted the local Red Cross
chapter $53.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29

SUNIMARY-Three base hits, Arness.
Two base hits, Naeseth Base on balls,
off Arness, 1. Struck out by Storaasli
84; by Arness. 8; by Olson, 4. Atten-
dance 500 Umpires Quistgard, Bake.
Score by innings:
#Benedicts ----- 8 o 0-6
Single Men, g s. o. 3%ES1 Of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29

Baudette IS the latest town In the
valley to build q potato warehouse
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29

The Strand opens Saturday, Sept. 8,
with Paramount IND Triangle Photo
plays
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-29
Others Will Follow Soon

The second contingent will be 40 per
cent These are to appear on the 10Th.
"a second 40 per cent will be notified to
appear on the 3rd Of October and the
remaining Is per cent will be called by
the government as soon thereafter as
4,
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Der ,,cnc" jules
CANTON bats wcrt!

@aris, 2S. Mdr8. 9os aabi.
uetfsmitglieo SuIe8 Gombon madte
belife einem amerifaniihen aorre-
iponoenteu folgenoe MitteiIungen.
.@ir Diniden amerifaniide Grup.
pen 10 boio pie moqli6 IN 5ranf.
reid 3l Ieben. 8os frnnB6itide Golf
errpariet milit1riide &ilfe bon ben
Amerifonern ult6 Die ameritaniihen
Eruppen niirDen bier entbuiiaItiId
eupfanQen meroen. 3Q8 Gibot 9a.
binett lit fir cine ihdrfere art Der
serte9fiiDrtng. Geutihlano befiu0et
Tin aegenmdrtig In idlimmer Gage.
% mu-tbat's foo ba0l A6er Die
smiierten rc6en INNER bon Der
imIedDten Gage IN 0eutidIono; bon
ibren eigenen a6oro traits" tsiiien
re uthts 5u ulelDenl)
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acknowledgements
scr uation0loarSen!

geu gorf, 28. Wt1r8. - @eItprn
bot bier Der oreitGgige aonoeut Ser
nglational @uaro 4iioeiation" be-
gonnen, 3u Dem 0elegnten bon olleu
Mtli3orgonen in oen Ser. Staoten
bier eingetroffen ltnO. 9ie Ser.
ban0Iungen finoen in Der 8affen.
buIle oeg II. Regtmentes Itott.
0ontag fano our 8orfeier cine ga-
robe itntt, an Der bas II. Regtntent
NIT ieiner Ritiif. lowie flint Sou.
berneure uno nnoere 8iiroentrdger
tetlnobmen.
3luet oes aonbentes it, Sen 8eiIt
81 meterl Der n6tig it, nm Die
gIatiouaIgoroen 6es 2arioes gu elmer
idlogfertigen Grippe 81 MAIDEN,
nm aud Die 9ereitinait oes 2on.
oe8 fiir miIit1riide glufgo6en al
iifern. 8ieie 8erelti6nft ioG nit
bef S6ealen uno ueberlieferltngen
oe8 2anoes bormonieren. g(uh 81.
biliitpn miro es geitattet fem, an
ben Qebatten te%il5unebmer. Sen
8oriib iibrt Brigade General SEQ.
&. Dber, arieg8iefretGr 8ofer, Sou.
berneur 8bitmaiL 8riga6e.@ General
8m. q. Marn, Gbef 6eS Mtili3bu-
realts I'M @enerolitnb Der 8un0es.
Generals tajor Sobn s.
O'&pnn uuo aongreBmitgIieo 2bo-
mas @. Graee bon 8enniplonnien
oI8 8eoner eridienen. Sn Der
abenoiibuug ipra6en Mabor 0tit.
del, @oubernelrr GO9e bon Stem
SSerieD utto General elltnant a. ..
gteIion q. @ttles.
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Der ,,lsrie0srMiitmcl
I'M 1lmcfika'!
llnter Dbiger llCberidriit Idrribt bic
sgerliner IOrgenpuIt" ii6er
bic bieiise Gage,

Berlin, 28. Stars. - 9ie sger.
finer Morgeupclt~ piSmet einen
Qeitnrtifel Der nmerttouii1en Gage
Amter Der ueberi6rift Ser &riees-
I r%rnneI IN Amerifa, Der mornlii6e
Druid Der SiugoeS o1tf @illon".
Gie iagt: Sic probritii1en Bel.
hntgen Arnerifas oitrften NIT Der
@irfiine ibrer bartnddieen grdito.
orttteI 5ufrieoen fem. Cine beritable
arirgStDut babe itd r~oenigItens Der
Ynttfees III ben Siftaoten bemd6.
tigt.
Aiefige Observation-Disclosures fol-.
gen chamber, norm NIT foit bpiterir
ihem gntbuiinSmltS bic &~riegserfld-
rlng gegen 9eitihIano berLonqt
iuiro. Nls berattmortlides 5taats.
oberboiipt bat Bilion Iidj bis iesi
einen tiibIen aopf beunbrt, bod
iheirt CT niht mebr Der freie Serr
ieiner @ntihliiiie al fem.
9n man in Mmerifa lid betD1tBt
lit, ooB es NIT Der miLitdrii9en Be
reitIdait fiir einen nirfliten ariep
iebr lfledt beItaIlt lit, ioa Die mobI.
geipidte rationale @orie peIhe bic
Mlliierten iiber 8rpei Sabre lang atti
10 DeridmelOeriide art gefillt bo-
bent Der Gnteute als eriter gtt Der
neiien Aaian5 CUR 8ertioung geiteIlt
mer0en.
Die @priidte iiber 6%rieOenBber-
mittlung ieitens europ6iider gaer-
EraIen miiiien iebr unmnbridetnlid
genannt meroen uno iin6 i6oit gum
Ieil nementiert noroem Die omeri.
fniiAen Depeiden Ialtten ~oufgereet.
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C~obcsbpntnen Ses
,,Gcmps" anf Nntcrika!
Barrier 8latt beinbclt lmerifas g6,
it6t, 5rantrci6 0elb 81
lAeufeH.

gdrt8, %. Uedr3. Sn eirem
belltlgen 2eitartifel iagt Ger Eenps
nit ge5ug altf ben 8oridlag, 0ob
ole Ser. Staaten 6ranfrei4 cine
Billion Collars ols 3arleben ooer
@eI6ent gGben: oSn ben idmierigen
3eiteu, III 0enen mir le6en, lit e8 elm
Croft, gcraoen, ielbitloien @cflblen
gu 6egegnen, ole ote Soffnungen auf
Elm boberes Meni6entum nieOer en-.
meden.
gluf 0ie GreunbI6aft 8tpiiden
6runfrei6 unD Die Ger, Staoten
bertueiIeno, betont Der DGemp8", odB
al geginn 6e8 20. Sabrbun0erts
yoa8, mas amerifnuer on 6ranfrei9
berpun6erten nitt mebr uniere
araft, ODER uniere Soeale, ni6t I'M.
iere Gugen6en, Ior0ern Die 8ergnii.
alngen mdren, Ole mir ibren boten.
8ir ii6ten cine groBe an3iebungs-
troft ouf ite ans, aber mas uns febl,
tie, Daren 4reItige 1tno Qdhmg Ole
Rorne, ole gier, @eroun bo6en oas
omeritunii6e llrteil iiber 5ranfreid
.reoi0iert. 9ura Sabre ipra6en mir
su i6uen mir ourh 2iteratlr uno
Wfooen. SIN 2ttte Der Sdla6ten
ertennen fte iebt boB unier 8ogen
aud onOere Sebnen bat, lttto bon
6ieiem augenblif an NOR Die
8reunofdaft, Der nidt oie Greue,
o6er Der @ebalt feblte, mieOer er-
Uett."
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1lilsmMItcrmnG Scr
1lliLiscn wiHcrrmfcn!
6ierOnrd wirO bic BAIL Der bereit'
iteBenOeH Mlilisen ntn 15,a
900 erbD6t.

ggdibinaton, 28. MGr5. - Sos
arieasomt Bot befoblen, DOB olc
nod nidt atsgemulterten Regimen.
ter Der Electromagnetic, beren alt8.
nuIterttng bereits ~ongeorOnet mar
int 9tenit gu bIeiben Ga6en. GS
Itnb Dies meilt Regtmenter, pelfe
tett aeraoe bon Der merifaniiden
@rense 6efmgefebrt Itn6 uno IN if.
rem 6etreffenOen @orniionen alfge-
loft meroen iollten. 9ieie Er1ppeM
ii6er 5000 Wann, blei6en nun 70.
glei1 Der &egierung at 8adt. uno
Boli3eioteniten i'm Sanoe sur Ser
higung,
9ie 6etreffenben ErltpperL aitf
ueIde obtger 8eiebl 8e8ug bat, rrO
nun tpeiter int 9te1it berblei6en
miiiieus iiuO:
9lri3ona-1. Snf. Gegt.
SEEN Merifo-1. Snf. 9otterie.
ala6ama-1., 2. itn0 3. Snf.
Gegt. /. gtegt. aaballerie, / 9ents
pognie Signal aorps, / 6eG0boipi-
tai, / ambulan8 aompognte.
Colorado 6eloboipital, | Sig.
nal &orp8, Z. Gruppen 9abnqerie.
@eorgia-1., 2, uno 5. Snf.
Gegt., 2. S1puoron ttnb &ruppen
q. aaoaaeric, ! 6eloboipital.
&cntldp-1. Snf. gte8t, aompag.
ME 9. Signal aorp8, au1buIan5
aompagnie Scr. /.
Ohio - /. Battalion Signal
Rorps, l., 2. uno g. 6eloboipital,
I. un6 2. ambuIan3 aompngnie, l..
8otoiqon 6eloortiaerie, 1. Battalion
uno Gompngnie 9. Sngenieltrs.
gtortb GoroIina-2. Snf. &egt.,
Gruppen q. uuo .. &a0aaerie,
Qompagnie ". unO ., Sneenieurs.
@trginio-1. 8dtaiaon 6eloartiI.
Ierie, 8atterie g., aontpagnie u.
Sngeuieurs, aompagnte u. Signal
aorps, 1. 5hnnoron GobnQerie.
&eTt gireinia-2. Snf. gtegt.
3era8-Eeil bonn A. Snf. 9fe9t.
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gerntnnn n6er @eiaennnnne[.

Die MtitgIie6er Der bteitgen Sc.
t~reioeb0rie limo cuff beltte abelo gu
elmer 8eriomnlung ~etnberufen NOR.
Den, Inn iiber ben Mongel an 8in-
termei3en 81 beraten. Sn Nebra8-
ia beripridt Die Grnte MIR bdI6 10
qroB 81 tuerben, tpie I'M lebten Sabr.
Su 4rgentinien bot Die Seui6refen.
ploge at einem embargo gefitbrf
uno aanobas @ei3enerfte 1T an
GngInn6 berfauft. G8 1T oober
b0Git notmenoig, tpie BON Ga6Leu-
ten erfldrt miro, iofort bier Griib-
jabrs9etreioe an8upflan3ert.
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DcMtIcbc Grfol0c
IN OFT MnS 1l,cIt!
lIe6er 1000 @riten berlieren in If.
reu 4HgriFfeu 6as 2e6eu, &ui'
fen erleiOeH cine Sdlnppe.

Berlin, %. Mdr3. (6uufenbe.
.rt6t.) - 9as ariegsunt meloete
)elite no6mittog. bob oeutihe Erup.
pen Die ruiiii9en Steaungen iii0s
oItli9 bon 8arnoDi1ie (6ront SEQ.
polO b. 8abern) ongriffen oteielben
nobmen un6 oas @eItufer oes Sba-
ra Sluiies bonn Seinoe iditberten.
lle6er 300 G1tiien gerteten in @e.
fungenI6oft; fl @aai6inengepebre
un0 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS muroen
erobert. &uiiil6e @ngrtffe meItli9
bon 2rtsf nno BEL 8r3e3arD pur0en
miibelos abgei6Iagen. Sn ben 4ars
potben bat oaS 5altpetter olIe milf
tGrti9en 9perottonen gr0Beren
5tiIS g~egenipdrtig unm0gIid ge-
ma6t.
Son Der 8eitfrunt.
Sn Dem berttigen offi8teqen ge.
ridt iiber @reigntiie an Der 8eits
front beiBt es: Ser @rfolg, nit
mel6em Die beutiden Sr,ippen lire
4ufgobe o1sfiibren, miro Ourd Die
EntIade iauitriert, 0oB mebr als
1000 britii6e 2ei6en na9 Dem
RontaeS @efeft 8piiden 2agni.
court unO Mordie8 ge5dbtt tpuroen.
Die S%ran3oien erlitten Iesten Qien8.
tag IN ben @efedten bel ga 6ere
ungeD0bnIt6 ldhpere 8erluite an 20.
ten rno 8erpunoeten, obne oaB es
linen geIong, eiuen Sub breiten go.
oen8 5tt gemtnnen.
Sn Der Champagne, iiolt9 bon
Ripont, nobnten mir mebrere from.
3oiiide @r1ben. 8ort uno iiiolid
bon ct. 5ouplet Sobltre, nabmer
mir 300 6ron5oien eefongen uno
eroberten mebrere @1aihtnen9emebre
un6 Winennerfer. gtoroIi6 bon
Rbetm8 un6 IN ben argonnen toitr-
BEN feinolide Observation-Disclosures
8ltritdQeihlaqen.
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2ieae[ei fnirb nidlt erridtet.

Der Staotrat COB 0ienstag @2it.
gIieoern 6es GalteIar 8erid0ne-
rung8bereing Sic 8uii9errng, 0aB
bic @fe 81. uno Wartbu Ctr, ges
ptonte SmttbT9e 3iegeIei ni6t er.
ri6tet tueroen ptrO. Gin oltes
It1otiides @eieb, bob Die Grridtun.
gen bon 8iegeIeien imterbal6 Der
StaOtgrenaen berbietet, ioG 0ieier-
bnlb nicer inS 2eben gerufen per-
ben.
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Mtlrntiernna madt fEortidritte.

Gum @intritt In 0aS a. Nebraska
sssnfanterie Regiment baben lid)
Qienstag fat 80 &efrtten gemeloet.
Wis ipat III Sen a6en0 itnnoen Die
Getfp Dor ben neutrality-suspicious.
Der Mrmee ME Der 5lotte, Gde t6.
itno 8nrnam ctr. Die Ausriiittng
fir 6ns 6ielige Battalion miro bellte
o1er morgen erfportet. Cine Qbtet-
lung oesielben be9ab itd 9ienstag
mad 2incoIn, I'M oaB oortige aries
nal ST betpohen.
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Qeidle einee llnbefannten aefnnNen.

SIM @appio Greet, cine babe
Meile fioli6 bon Center Ctr. nllr-
De Ole gutgetIeioete 2eide zines
Mannes IN mittIeren Sabren auf9e-
frnoen. Sn ben Goihen fon0 iif
fem unoerer anbaIt8prrnft ols elm
0oti3budb in Dem Der Same 6re0
@obert eingeihrieben mar. g(n Der
2eide fan0en iid feline Nerfmale,
ouB Der Mnrm zines gepaltiamett
CODES ~geltorben lit.
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Gofalesl
GatriOtiide Damien.

Die &o6ter Der omerifdnti6en
GeboIlttion bielten 9ten5tag III ben
6jfentli6en 8ibliotBet cine Ser.
immlung ab unb riefen cine Silfs.
organization ms 2ebert Die I'm Sale
eines &rieges itd benz Soften areu8
oltr @erfiierng iteIen ioa.
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TOrSern gla6rnnesmitteI 3nipettiun.

9ie bteftgen BeitBer BON @rocer9'
ld0en benbii6tiger, ben Staotrat gu
eriu6er, nnltele oes bisberigen
Gleii6inipettors einen Snipettor fir
itnberfdlidte glabrungsmitteI atl54-
lteGen, INN in allen 21oen cine
g~leidmGBige Sntbertett uno Nettig.
felt 6urd8ufibreu.
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NQe ednlen luer6en b%efIaaat.

Ser itG6tiide Shuliuperintenoent
@roff bat oigeorOnet. onB mtf alien
itGotiiden Shulen Die 2~nn6eBflogge
gebiBt meroen ioa. Sn Den elm.
mood un0 Sefferion @nrfS, iotpie i'm
Blorence 8oulebaro uno in Der
@ral0 2tnernle rperoen 5Ioggeniton.
gen errid)tet oamit aud BORT Ole
6lagge tpeben fam.
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Sclbitperwaltmn9
fir Citamen!

Qm5ter6am, iiber 2onoon. 20.
Rara. 2itolleu miro nod Dem
ariege SelbitDcrpoltung er5alten.
Der 6efret1r oes ailspdrtigen 8im-
mermurm beriprad einer Reputation
pom 2itmiern, Die bel ibnt boripra6.
0uB Oie oenti6e Aeaierung allies nun
iuiro, ole gSiini6e Der 2ttauer Su er.
fif1eu
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Nrhrifrr Innnp.

Gs miB anappbeit on arbeitern
n Omaha 0erriden, 0enn Elm bieii.
Ter a~ontroftor fam 9ienstng nod
Dem @oIi5eiaeriht uuO oiierierte me.
aen @agubonOierens oerbofteten
R1nnern Arbeit BET einem Iaae
lobH bon $3.50. Der 9iidter erIieB
Ooraufbin orei Ndnnern Die Strofe
unter Der GerpiIintlng, Die Arbeif
n%gsuneblHclL
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EITERIGE NIEREN

Gle Gitertig madt fid oft BE.
merfbar 0urd Gdiittelfr6ite, Ieidtes
9ieber, appetitlofigteit, SdIofloiig.
felt, g%tqrboittdt, Mei3borfeit, gtieoer.
eeIdI1genbeit, bdufige ltrtnabion6e-
runa nber unter geidmeroen
Sdmer8ea nno Bremen int lei6en-
ben a0rperteil. Die Sdmer3en iino
seittDeilig unoefinierbnr, treten o6er
db unO 3u oeutlid uno itarf berbor.
@ortet nidt in6 beridafft elt6 bic
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Die Jtaliencr
erlciSen S6lappe!

2onoon. %. 9edra. an. ser
Suliiden 4Ipenfront gingen 6iterret.
6ii6e G%turmfolonnen gum Qngrtff
iiber unb tparfen Die Stoliener 5ut
i9en 0oiio 5aiti uti6 Grifibo aus
ibren SteQungen. Die 4ngretfer
icbten ftd in itolienii6e @r1bcn orf
nem 6ilne[ 1876 felt.
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g8citerc II. g. ambnInusen fir
Iranfreid.

SIN 2aufe OeB @onats aprit mer,
ben Der fran56iiiden arntee bon Der
ameritnniIdcn 6cloambuIan5 bier
meitere Seftioneu sur 8erfigung ge.
IteQt perOen nomit ole 3nbl Der
8ugen OIL Der 6ront auf 500 pddit.
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aeine patriptiide 9arabe samgtaa.

Die olf Samstag ongeieBte pa'
triotiide @araoe miro nidt itatts
finoen, mie bic gtabp 2eagte, Die
G6rberin Der Soee, erfIart. als
@runo fir 6os SaGenlaiien Oes
@lanes miro ongegeberL oaB Die
8eit Bis Soutstag au fitr8 1T, I'M
Die n6ttgen @or6erettuneen fir cine
%pitroige gdraoe treffen 8u f0nnen.
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OresSeiter Bank sablt
S1296 OiUiSenGe!

Berlin, 28. @ldro. C5lnfen0epe.
Ide.) Gie GreSoener 8aut bat i'm
bergongenen Sabr einen Geingenim
bon 30.978, 900 Marf er3ielt. Cine
0ibtoenoe bon S1a 8fo8ent fonute
berteilt weroer. (Smner nod ntdt
70 idIedt1
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Sdhrlinqe II.
Merifau8 1880 &eforn.
8eitern t4.75.
8iboer 10.50-12.50.
Wlitterifofe 10.00-12.15.
@efiitterte Mutteriaafe 1000
-11.60.
g2erif. 9ettteridafe t1.6o
6ae0er 2Gmrner 13.25-t4.25
aaulas Gity @arftberidt.
4unios Gitp, %. @lGra.
&inSDic6-8ufubr 5000; Warft
langiam feit.
goloraboS t1.75
@0fiter 8rei8 1900
&ibe ltnO Sellers felt.
&Glber felt.
8eal &Glber SOC n~ie0riger.
5tod aGIber b6ber.
Sdmciue-8ufubr 10000; 0larft
sc nieoriger.
&66iter 8reis 1910.
9urdidnittspreig 14.25-15.0O
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000; Nartt fet
Iongiam.
@efiitterte 2dmmer 1900
ct. SOicpb Msarft6eridt.
ct. SoIpb, 2S. 91drs.
9tinbbie6-3ufubr $500; 0aarft fen
bis i6mah.
Sdmeine-3ufubr 5000; Ytdrft
IongIam, 8roipefte felt bis nieOr.
@06Iter Breis 1910.
9ur6i6nittspreis 14.50-15.00
Sdafe-3ufnbr 5000; g}arft felt
@efiitterte BANNER 1900
G6ieaso @arftberidt.
Rinbbie5 -3ufubr 1850; gsnrff
bette itarf, anbere lgtpnh bis
uieoriger.
@oditer 9reiS 1910.
Sdmeine-3ufubr $4,000; Wtartt
im Gur6iHnitt ettpas bober.
Soditer 8rets 1915.
Gur6I6uitt8preis 14.85--15.10
Sdufe-3ufubr $4,000; @tarft felt
bis t0c ~nieOriger.
@efitterte 2dmmer 15.40
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~tAlAIhf @Os @NhGh0s
Hi nSbieb-8ufubr $500.
9eebes, bette felt au6ere 10c ME
origer.
@lttc b. bette geebcs 11.6o-
1880.
92itteImdBiee 8eebes 1o.5O-1t..
40.
@etu6bnlide 9.25-t05o.
aabe mo Sellers bette feit oroe.
re 10c n%ieOriaer.
@ute b, bette Rihe 8.75-9.75
@rte b. bette Settlers 9.25-
1925.
W~2ittdmGBige &iibe S.00-S.75
@eu0bnIi6e 5.75-S.00
aorngefiitterte Stiere 9-50-10.,
%.
GtoferS uno 5eeoers bette felt,
onoere nieOriger.
Teeoers 1ute b. bette S.75-9.50
W1itteImGBige 8.00-S.75.
Weip6tmli6e 6.75-800
@ute b. bette Stoders S.25-9.25
Stod Sellers 1895.
Stod aihe 6.O0-8.50.
5tod adlber S.00A-10.25.
Seal adIber 9.00-t2.00
Bulls unO Stogs S.50-9.50
5dweins-3ufubr t7.400; @orfi
felt bis Sc nieOriger.
8nrhlhnittspreis t4.45-tL65
&ohiter 8reis 14.75.
Sdafe-3ufnbr $500; @tarft bette
itorf bis 10-t5e b6ber, onOert
loneiam fat
2dmmer 14.o0-15.25.
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Omaha ~GctreiSrmarFt.

omaha. 2s. @ars.
Sdrter 8ei8en-
gtr. 9. 2G4-205
Scr. 8. 20t-2G4h
SIR. 4. 193-202
9urom 9geiSen-
Scr. 2. 1920
Scr. 8. 1875
8eiBes Corr
ga. 2. f16sA-1t7
Ger. 3. t16b-1t7
3r. 4. 115A-lt6
Or. 5. 1151s-1l6
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annI0s 9Th MarffberEdii

pt1AI1V SNJ ~SA%%%@~stNgS4 7
4onlas Gitp, %. Msdr3.
Sdrter @ei5er-
SCI. 2. 209-2t0
Scr. 8. 206
Nr. 4. 191-2o7
&oter @eisen-
0r. 2. 2t0
Nr. 8. 2O2-207
Scr. 4. 19I-2O2
gemiidtes Corn
Scr. 9. 1881
Scr. 3. 1tSA
@eIbes Corn
gu. 2. 12O--f201s
gr. 3. hobby
8eibea Corn
ger. 9. 100
Scr. 8. 118h-t19
Gemtimter Snfer-
SIR. 2. 64-66
SIR. 3. 63-64
Beiber Snfer-
Or. 9. 66K-66z
Gr. 3. 655k
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111arktbert6te.
n%leternItteTt bon @tIinsN eruIt 90

(llebermltteTt bon @iIirsfi grtit Coz
Erdngen-216s, 250S, 2S8s, 224s, per 9ilte,
1926; 1878 zoos. 1915; 1905. 1865, 1903,
8ifRroHenE5anep 8Oos, 8eos. $500 Der site
aIsaeipd5lt 300s, 1908, $3.50 per Site
Grdpefrutt-88s, S4.00 per aiite; 46s, S4.25,
54S, $3.50; 64s, 500, 98ss $500 per aiite
@eiHtrait6er-S700 bis $500 GdB9en.
gepiel Der &ifte: Jpttntbans, ertrn fdncp,
$2.25, farcb S2,15;. 20. gB. 9elrmaines,
faneh, 1925; erfra fdtleD $780, 4rtariaa
@Iads, ertrd fnneb, $3.50; Bine Gaps,
1858, ~fIefnere, $500, fatcp St.90i Ben
8aois, ornnro riir, $t.60 atite; 0liaourI
8ipbtHg, ordarb run, .$t.60 aiite.
aartofteln-$2.8 per guf3eL. 9, &. Sbios,
si3sdfdfratofiern-$2.65 Der Camper; far @aai
aaa5 ben 94 &Rnben. 8ueerraBert. suftina,
aitu6; 8iunenfoBL $3.50 per 9ps4, $500
Der CUB; @urfen, $500 Der 9nben6; 30
iHaten, $500 Der Crate, $1.00 per aorb;
$1,000 fir gr0Be Crate; aopttnlat $500 per
Crate, SIPS per 2ubeHo; araIsialat, 400
flr 9ubeno; GeQerie, $t.00 fir 2uBeBo,
$3.50 fir grdte.
6onid-S3.25 Der @iite.
Observation-Disclosures, 6dBhen $4.25.
Bqn1neif-5c 8iuno.
8reibeIbeeren, S3.25 Der aiite.
Saaf5ipiebeIn, gelbe $500, role $3.50, peiBe
$500 per 8nibel.