davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

The only work some movie stars
do Is to perform the arduous labor OF
autographing photographs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

Never take hammer to a motion
picture show.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

Many otherwise capable stars, waste
too much film footage making ciga-
rets. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

Fashion hint: Some new designs
are noticeable in movie cuff buttons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

When film action is running poorly
a closeup Of a baby will do wonders
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

Speck Moore. the leading movie con
vict. is candidate for another tern
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

Another pleasant thought: There
are no Swiss bell ringers on the
screen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
KSmi0 1lmoiilt all Scrt
Sciltlcbcn Raiicr!

9onSon. Is. San. Ger g[m-
iteroarner aerreiponbent oes &ellter-
bureaus iagt. oaB Der aonig bon
sad)ien oem oeilti1en aniier ei1
1bnlihcs Selegramm eeididt bat,
lpie Der a6nie boa 9apern. Ser
aoiiig banft Dem aaiier oarin mir
ieinen glppeG al oos oelltide 8olf
mo ipridt ieine gntriiititng aus
iiber Die 33uriidlpeiinng Oes s5rie.
oensaHeebotes ourd) Die gtlliierten.
Gr orildt enolitb ieine 3nitimnliing
3ll Dem fciten gntihlnB oes aaiiers
aus, Dos Sdmert nift eher tn Die
5detoe 5ll itefen, bis Der pnlle Sieg
errltngen lit.
Or. sSobannes &1mpf Der &rali-
bent oes oeItitben AeidStages, bat
Dem aoiicr cbentalls eife 8epeIhe
.9cianof, in Der CT Dem Dionarcb2f
Die 8eriiherung eibt, Dab oas gan
&c oeutidje Bolt ii6 NIT iineri6iltter
lihem gsiaen INN Den Soiier iharcn
miro. IBIS bic berrudlten 9ldne oeS
6cinoes eu0eilltig onrhtreu8t iino.
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$500 ans Der Staiic Oes SraHeH
SaIfSnereins Den &riessnot'
leibenSeH snseianOt.

Ger foIgenoe 9rief bon Serrn Sp
goIlod, @atten Der Shnsueiiterit
oes sSrouen Siilfspereins lit 0el
Sri6ilne 8ngaaaugcn:
SmaDa, 9tebr., 16. San. 1917
Scrrn Sal. S. Neter,
@eronsgeber Der Goaiiden
9lHoba Gribiine,
Gmaba, ytebr.
8erter Serr Teterl
SD lenoe bcllte eincn Sdcf fin
$500 oil Die Trans -atlantic Sruit
So, 9teu gcrf fir Die Sriegsnctlei'
0enoen IN llngarn.
Die Galnen b1ben nod cine 9i'
lang bon 1852 on 9anO uuo boffer
nod meitere $500 6urd eigene 9ln-
itrenglmgen ouf3ubringen.
SobaIo id Die offi3ieIle Quit.
erbalte, peroe i'd iie Sbnen 8ur
8er0ffentli6tug iiberienoen.
A4tlln9sbon
Senrp &olad.
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Wcn5clrittcr itiften
I5nils tn OltprcmBcn!
NDrO6ltE. SfniDcrbonb bun glOr6.
amerita brinOt Sch fir Gin
SanS In 5iaGnit Ouf.

slrlp glorf, Is. San. 9(nf ser
gerinmmliug Oes glor0oItIiheu
Gfotberbnn0eS bon gloroamerifa in
1iebcrs Sotcl in Sobofen, e. s.,
bcridtete 56riitfnDrer sEcttler, ooB
fir Dos Roonit.Saas IN SYtprelBen
$Lt47.74 8uiamueneebrod)t tuur.
ben uno 0aB Die erforoprlihen ST..
200 an %. Saiunr Der SltpreiiBeu.
Silfc ilbcrgeben lpcr0en ioIen. nssSn
Tru ilno 2iebe oen oIten @ater.
lanSs. gior06itIihcr Sfotpcrbono
bon NorOamcrifa@ lit Die @ionulng,
fuelde oil Gem Sauic onge6radlt mer.
ben miro. Die @abcn iino: 9roof-
Ipner Sfottonoreb (aaeiW $502.t4;
bon @ereiRen III gielp gort $507 .55;
bonn SEEM SericD sfatber6otb $685.
05; eeItern $9.40.
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11rcbibitiCnspartci
blcibt bcItcbcn!

Gbieneo, is. Son. @titglieoer
oeS GntionoIfomitees Scr &robibiti.
oiispartci bieIteit bier eeftern cine
aouferen5 az nno es murOe mad
bisiger 3ebotte belbloilen. oie aSro.
bibitionsportei ais ioldje nod bier
Sabre lang heitebeu 81 Iaiicn. Die.
ieniaen Dtitglieoer iueIde Die glibe-
rnIe@ glihtung ocr gortei pertreteu,
ncrlnn9ten oob Der garteinaine oufs
aegebell ipcr0e lulo befilrlporten ci.
men enecn 3uianlmenibhtB oIT g(nz
Ii i.Saloou Gr9oniiotionelt 9eioe
8orfhlage lpurocn nieoergeltiutrlt.
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Der Riffsfcnc.
Die SemtldRa bon @lenpil, yscbr.,
baben cine ncitere Snulme pou
$14S,45 asitiftst.

@lenpil, 9ebr., 15e San. 1917.
Serrn 5riB 8olpfe Seribner, Rebr.
8erter @crrl
Einliegeno fiii0eu sic Die 5ult-
me BON $t42.45 luoben 81 quit.
tiercn lino $lo0 cin Germddtnis
bon sSrau 8. s Strotuer INTO $43,.
45 fino nod nodtrGglih einacfonl-
men ben Den aoleGten. ipeld)e Der
@ilracrpereiR oerarlitaltct Bot mo
bon iuelhen iDir sSbnen 0ie Gnit-
ttnq iiberlon6ten. allies lit fiir
Die @efongenen in Sibirien.
gsit @riiB u. 6. Oder
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Dciueps reielpe tuirb iit
1sAUitcl aiafOebAbrt! !

@aiDington, 9. O., 1S. s5oitnr.
Die 2eide Oes uerltorbenen 2l0s
ntirol8 @eorge Geipe0 miro in Der
9otunoe oes aapitols ouf OerHicl.
ben aatafaIf nuf9ebabrt peroen
Iouf benz oie 2eiden Der Orei @tar-
tprer. 8ralioenten, 2ineoln @ar-
ftel0 nnO 9acainlep aitiaebabrt ipor-
oen iparen 9ies ipltroe bellte De-
finitip ertidic0eft.
Die 2eideufeier miro bo6it int
poloat peroen; 4SrdfiOent 8ilion
oie boditen 8cbor0en uuo Sffi8iere,
ionic 9lboronul9eit Der gtrInee fpie
s5Iotte peroeu ooral teilnebmeu.
Ser &ongreB miro ant Santstag fei-
me sieitngen Dolten, .uno ale Ge.
eierlngsburcuus blei6en eeidloiien.
9lIle Sffisiere Ser Glotte ME Der
9(rmee baben auf 80 Gage Erauer
tanaeleqt.
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g(ns Oentidlen 9reiieR

3os 5iiItnngsfelt Der Sentenia
2oqe go. Is, 8. 8. s. g. 0a8 mt
Iesten Ndttlpe9 abgebalten muroe,
nlaB in ieoer 9e5iebung ais groBer
@riola be3eidnet lperoen. SEER
Gbrflt. Sdnle, Der ais Graii0ent Der
Qoge Die gr0ffnungsonjprnde bielt,
entleSiete iid) ieiner sEufaa6e III
qrofartiget g5eiie ltnS ipuroe NIT
aehiibrcnoen @eifaIl beoadt. gtii6
ser .9(rion@ Scr eillige ieiner 2icOer
sum @eiten sob. sei9te iib in iet.
mem bollen @idn3e Die Serren
sBilbeln aoeberlein un0 Sans
Shorid erregteu 1nrh ibr fornis
ifes fSl0tenipieL grobe Sciterteit.
glls &ortrogsfiInItler betn1brte iih
aud Serr Sdu6eniod. @robes Grs
Itoilnen erreeten aud Die por5iig.
lid)en 2eiitlngen Der Iurnerriege
Ser gclttonia, bic fir Die tir5e 3eit
hires 8eiteheng lilter Der elin8ells
SEN GSiibrlnq Ses gruoers @roB.
Sefret1r 3n0plpb 8alter alle @r-
maffnngeit ii6ertrof nn6 nIlaeaieinen
geifnu fano. Gopob[ Stabiiblm.
aclt. mie ond Die Yprnmioen mo
Hcdiibltngen ilopptcn borsiigfid.
Gen Sd)luB oieies elditScnOen Sc
ties madlte elm Gdn56en, oem
lid gllt uno Sung INT bnllHten N}aBe
biugab. Ger 9eiud mnr eiu ulae
mein gutter nuo aud oas iinon5ieae|
erQcbnis 1T ais 5ufrieoenitelcnO gu
5e3eidner. es beibt, oab AerurtigcI
9eronitaItungen. oie nIlgcneiuenI
9eifaIl fin0en. in Der naditen 3u-
funft wieoerheli iueroen loIen.
Gnren Gleonfnq 60. @ebfter 302.
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1iiarktberiel,te.
(iiebernllifcIi con @iIlngH Suit

(iiebern,lticH ron @iIinsI Sruit go.)
craueen 2e4s, 2sss, s2.75 per ssifte 25os
2tss. $500 ser stf,e: oEle onbsren groseu
s3.25; erna ianco Fee5ial, aiiic 25c tearer
Siirenen ,JoueB s0os. sRos. $500 ser 9iiie;
anSosDdeIt. 309s. go, s4.50 Der Rife.
Grapefstit 36s, $3.50 pes atites 4es. 98s.
s8.75 uno 5ls CAS-. sos S4.OO per aiite.
g8eiBiraaben ggnIaaGs. ie Ha6 GuaIiiat
500 bis 5000; Gnlperogs. @larttpreis
BeibeIbeereu- aerieps. 5000 Der SaB. $325
pet siitc.
gananeH 8iae pet 9GaHb.
AenfcI 9eEat6aHS. taneit S1.50 per sliiie;
ssonotbans. eEtra feiien $500; eirimcs Sol
ben. fancb. si.75; Grimes goieen, ertro
Iafsch, s2.oo: slrf Slass. ertro fanco,
$3.50. srf sanes. ianes. $500; erf eIad.
eeip0eniide size yer ailte: gort 5mperials.
$500 per SFab
farfcifelii- 20 euiheI
shbfatiaffesa. s4.25 5n6; 2.40 Snnip.
G'rulAie Sensre. ful.fs s10O ENG; eeIbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
lille fatn0cn aitf
sen Hemtiebcn K0pcrcr!
9crieIbe aber fat iidp borlGnfig aHs
lidtbar gtutadDt; %erFde.
rnnsSEateH erbcbt.

guenos glDres. gtrgentiuieiL 18.
sydn. g[ac an Der gEtlnntilden
aiiite befinoliMen bfitii6en unS
fron3ofiidjcn Ghiffe befin0en lid
ati Der sSago nod oem oeutldeu
s}operer, Der. Ioipeit mic bis iebi
befnlnt, 26 feinoIidje SonoelsihifiC
mcggenonlnlen ooer ,berienft bat.
Scgar Elm iaponiides Sfiff bai
iid an Der @erfolgune oes oelttiden
5diffcs beteiIigt. slber nid)t allein
atf oeu 0eutid]en aoperer miro ge.
fnbnoet, ionoern oitd) auf Den 9ant-
pier Eitlto. Der tnl6ngit etneft iilo-
duerifauiibcr Safen nit Torr1ten
belo0en perlieB ilno bon mel@en
man dnniututt, DoB CT ben oeittlheu
gHoioer" nit 9SrobiIionen beriorgt
bat.
Gs miro bier oneenonnen. oab
aud Der britiide Danlpler Sara.
gilapa berIenft iporoen lit. Ser.
IeIbe botte 1857 Sonnengebalt.
Der fron50iiide 9allpfer 3rebiIle,
5573 Eonnen GroB, miro ebenfalls
ais perloren betrahtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
6rcBes Sdn9crfeit in
4ocrtlanS, Oregon!
Gas SGugtrfeit Ses gtOrOpu5ifiideu
SdnserbunbeS anf ben IL. bis
Is. Snli anseiett.

9sortlano, Ore, IS. San. - Gen
glntrag berperienO, arrangements
Fiir cine i'm Sommer ob5ubaltenoe
6rieoensfeier I'M groBen Stiel 81
treffen, bot Oic Grefutinbeb6roe Oes
noropa3ifii6eu SdneerbunoeS be-
fbIoIIen, oos neitnte SGugerfelt in
eieiem Sabre in Ocu 5ogen bonn
t2. bis Is. Suli in oent groBerl
Gibic gtnbitoritun 3u 8ortlonO aban-
balten, nn0 bat ben Bnnoesprdi0en.
ten 4auE 8eiiinqer autoriliert. 8rdll
Sduluonn-9ei3,f ais 5oliitin 5li
engagieren. 9Srof. 2ueien 8eder,
Der obne 3lpeifel gum 9irigenter
erieben merOeli miro, beabiidtigt, Ell
men groBen &in0erdor iln0 einen &C.
miihten @bor 5it orgoniiieren.
3ltrh erfolgreide arrangements
3piIdben Or. Gonnner un0 Dem
Deutid. .9lmerifoniiden gtotional-
bun0, Der gertinigung Der 5reltnOe
irI1noiider 5reibeit uno iilOiiden
8ereinignngen miro ben Ginipo1-
nern bon &ortl1no bieies SSobr cine
puaoerbolle 9ieibe bon @ortragen
burh berubute Decentralization ga
rontiert. mie 9Srof. aibneman1,
9ruf. almo Mteper, GliIabefb bon
Sd)nli0tYallli, Sans 0ein5 Gbers
nnb t5talt Gogar Sanffitaengl. Ger
Grtraq oes Gorleie.GpcIltS miro benz
Silfsfono fir 9itpreuBen un0 oen
fiir 0lterreidjiihe lno Oeilti6e
Griegsnotleioenoe 5nflieBen.
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erieIareidaes eaaIerfanserl.

Die Gdtitita Gat Scr NianeIebrerin
Sri. SeIen M1din gaben @iithuot
aaben0 in Oereu Stuoio. glrlinaton
glod. Elm rrfolereides aon5ert, oas
fid eines sa6lreinen 9eiuhes erireu-
he. Ere Seiitiingen Der gtitipirfen.
Den muroen mil geifoa nRfqenorn-
men. Sebr gni aefielcn oie gefld.
untionen BON Sri. 3protbp TO
maros. einer ShuIerin bon Serrn
q. Gidermnn.
gIm Sonntog oen 81. Ssanuar
nodulittn9s 3 llbr uer0en SdliIIeF
BON SRI. Madia nn0 Nlaoane aqil.
he MnnH I'M Sopule Of Sope 5u syIo.
renee Elm ssousert gebet
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Gf. sSplep6 Mlarft6eridlt.

ct. Soiepb, Is. San.
SlinSbie9 3ufnbr 1,700; @turft
feit bis itarf.
Sdlucine 8ufnbr 10000; Wtorft
oftibe BIS feit.
9ltrdlidnittsbreis 10.6O-t0.95.
S6d)lter &reis 1f.00.
Sdafc-3ufubr 1000; @earft 10
bis i5c hoher.
8efiitterte 2dnuner 400.
aanias Gitb, Is. San.
9linSbie6 3ufubr 5000; gtorft se.
m0blllid left.
8eef 5tiere feit bis fhpadt.
sSdbrlinge, lnngion1.
atDe unO Sellers, lnngfaut mel.
items felt.
9toders. feit Bis firm.
adlber, fcit.
Sdldeiuc 8ufubr 5000; @aorft Sc
rtieoriger.
Gurdlfhnittspreis t0.50-tt,00
Soditer 8reis tt.05.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000; o@1rft t0e
boBer.
8efiltterte 2Gmner 400.
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Joil,As ScllAt ilifiiiitt
forcbibiticfts5mlatS AT!

Ges 9loiues 3ay 1S. San. Ger
Sennt bat beife NIT As gegen 3
Stinlmen Die 9ifion'lde Brobibiti.
onsborloge augenomlnen. 3agegen
itimfnten nnr f5roiln Gcbrup rmo
Soaigbdum. Senator S2ilpboa, Der
fronf III, NOR Der eitt3ige, Der ob.
Beien0 mar 9ie @orlaae qebf
nm an oas 9aus. no iie ebenfaas
nit GROCER 0iaioritdt onqcnonlrlieu
iperoen miro, nno oann miro oieien
soumer ooer Serbit Die 9cuolfc.
rlug bes Staates iiber 0ercn glnnab.
me ODER able1mlng abalitimmen ia.
ben.
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Sas SinnbgeiinOel
tuir6 inner frsder!

9tiht Ueui9er ols ie1s 9ialtbuber.
falle muroeu iestc 9aht I'M Der
5tnot ansgefabrt. 5ranf Y. 8robs
tG. Ctr. mobnbnft, muroe lestt
3odt gum jmeiten Nal iiberfdIleu
lmo beroabt saabc Der ~. nne
SSanr0 Str. rabnlcn i1nl @egeIoge.
rer. 5lpei gieger. S2i in gargclo db.
gla Der 25. mo 6omaro Str.
tpnr9e Gelpep Stoops BON eillem
gon0iten il6crialIea uuo inu ieinen
SieaeIring un0 Gin 4afet 3igdrret.
ten beraubf
seine ll6r nn0 81 mutBte Gbas.
9open. 2S35 5rnnflin Ctr. einen
@egelagerer iiberIaiicu.
l3ipei gteger iiberfielen on II.
un0 2eapeninDrt6 Ctr, 3an Grocets.
600 9arf glpe. mo6ubait uno nab,
men iDn hin aleingelo BON
nngef1br ST db.
=. 6. 9anis in0 @m. &. gSaIfer
muroen an scr "a. uno Somoro
Ctr. bon einem 4anoiten iiberfaaen
ltn0 Bnlfer i'm 81 erlei6terf Bon
Sen Gauberr bat man nod feline
gpitr entDedt.
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Ema9a @urftberidlt.

Gmabn. 18. San.
31fubr 1000.
8eef Gticre, itarf bis Toe bo1er.
Quite big beite gearlins 8eeoes
t0.25-1t.50.
Cute bis bette. idblpere, forngefiit-
terte geebes t0.00-1t.00.
@sitteln1Bige foruaefiit. 8eebes
$9.50-f0.00
@eiuo9nIi9e 7.75-9.25.
geebes 6.50-S.75
9titielluoBige S.50-t0.0O.
GjraB @eebes. quite Big bette 500
bis 9.25.
MeittelmaBige 10000.
@eipobnlite 6.50-7.50.
aiibe uno Seller, itarf bis 10c
bGber.
@ute bis bette Sellers zoos. so
@tlte bis bette aiibe 10000,
@iittcIutdbiee aitbe 6.00-700.
@cipobnIibe 4.50-6.00.
saorugeiiittcrte stierc $3.50 bis
9.25.
Stofers uno 6ecoers itorf bis 10c
bober.
6eeoers, CUTE bis bette, 500 bis
$50.
0aittelntGBiGe T.50 500.
@au0bnlidR 6.25-7.25.
@ilte b. bette t5tofers z 7.25-S.25,
Stod 9eifcrs 6.25-s.25.
Stod,aiibe 5.50-7.50.
Stod .aaIber 100000
eal.a1lber 7.50-t0.25.
Butts ufto Stags 6.00-7.75.
9elogno9uls $4,000.
saipeine -3ufubr 10000; @arft
10 bis 15c niebrieer.
4nrAidaittspreis 10,50-10,75
S0hlter 9Sreis 1890.
SddFe- -3ufubr t2,500; Narft felt
bis etipas nie0riger.
2dmuer 13.00Gt3.75.
@efiitterte 2dnlmer 1915.
sSGbrIiuge 10.00-t2.25.
gSio0er 9.50-t0.50.
@autteribufe S.25-9.95.
@efiitterte @sutterihafe t0-t5e
b6ber.
SSeeoer @lutieridaic 6.00-s.00.
sSeeoer Hammer 1200-t3.25.
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uiincnkric9 an Ser
Dclcrtifcnfrciit!

&ieb is. San. (yunfenberitbt
iiner 8erlinl. - Ole oiterreidiI9.
nnsariide SeeresIeitnng beridtct I'M.
term Is. Sanuur: ngln Der 9olonli.
tenfrort iprengten imiere Iruppen
i'm Snuf Der lebten Iodt eiuen fel,
iigen 5treifen i'm liiolideu 01ofiib
slpiiden imieren uno oen fein0Ii-
den SteIlun9en auf Dem @roBeil
) aa6unli. Gie Sprengtng mar poIl-
| dig erFolgreidl. Cine breite &luft
trennt jest Die @egner
p9ln oer Goriofront mar Die 81.
tigfeit Der 9lrtiaerie seitipeiIig Ieb.
batter.
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mic0cr cine Ggploiicn
IN einet 1oillperf0brik

glltoona, ga, rs. San. glus
bisbcr ntlbefaHnter ltriade fam
iDabrerO eines arbeiteridihtipehiels
i'll Der Mount Union 5abrif 5eu-
er gum 9Iusbrpd, Durh nelAes %
9onnen ronmloies &ulper 5erIt6rt
puroe. 0osielbe iclte nod I'M
2allfe oieier Node an oie 9lliier.
ten nbpebett 9iien1no muroe bel Der
GJplniion berlebt.
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9iiiberb etefri6er. gafiinafeh 21ac per
Bhub: Ssobf &C per 8huo; 0aufabaeoes
2Isc per BIO; aoptiatat. $500 PET Crate;
@llinenfobL $3.50 pcr Graic; Surten, 1926
per Grsenp; Goutaien, 5000 per ernte,
St.fo pcr aorb; 3ruiebel role 51Ae per
4io.. uuo fpaRiibe, 1925 per Crate.
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@erIOnalien.

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beitsbalber nod imnter an oas 9ett
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Canadian groffers 900.

sSydibrlinge Ip1t 9ier,stag 11.75.
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5 bis 10c meoriger.
9llrhlbnittsprei3 10.S0-11.05.
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items feft.
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g2eriidlernnasraten er6S6t.

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bcrfi1eritngs- -@eieaifoften baben oit
Staten Der 5bifie. Die nod iiio.
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nebit gaottng ipiro oilf $20,000,000
angegeben. (1as reidt longe nidtl
Die oreifode Sunme oiirite Sen
Sdaoen faum 0eden.)
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aanIas Sin @aarft6eridlt.

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6fitaaa sllarft6sridlt.

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Sma6a (yetreiOemurft.

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9arSmaren : SpesialitGten.
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Seine 8eiaefn0pfe, 9useno, 1c.
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9taS Gonmborte, t2 go. Stiid, &c.
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Seine Sutna0eIn, 2 an aartc, 10t.
Soar 8arrette, Gtiif, Sc.
Saarf1nrrle, Gtiid, 5e.
saraeh-saaiB So. = 9u,va etatss efpst.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
Roosevelt to France

Controle American, American
Expeditionary Army in France,
Sept. 9. Upon receiving news
that Roosevelt had joined the
Kansas City Star, the correspon-
dents sent him the following
cablegram:
Congratulations on your advent
into newspaper work. We sin
cerely hope you will advance
sufficiently rapidly in your new
profession to join us before the
big war is much older.
The dispatch represented the
sincere belief of the newspaper
men that the presence of Colonel
Roosevelt as a reporter would be
an inspiration here and at home.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
A CALLED MEETING

1t has been agreed to by
and between a number OF
Snowflake citizens that the
time has arrived for the or
ganization of a board of
trade, commercial c u b ,
chamber of commerce, or
some organization with pow
er to work and act; some
concrete body of authority
to represent Snowflake in
an official capacity.
The Herald has suggested
such and believes it practi-
cal. 1t can be done with
little outlay of energy and
money, and if done in the
interest of the spirit that
usually attend such bodies
much good can be done.
1t has been agreed that a
meeting be called to take
place in the Stake House
Monday afternoon, Sept. "a,
Immediately after adjourn
ment of the S. & T. l. Co.
stockholders meeting.
The idea Of having the
meeting to follow that of
the Irrigation company is to
make it convenient to con-
slider having Snowflake and
Taylor join hands in organ
izing under the same head
and name, so as to work to-
gether, the interest of both
towns being identical.
All are invited to this
meeting.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
Death of Mrs. w. H. Clark

Holbrook, Sept. 18.
Special to The Herald:
Mrs. w. H. Clark died
Tuesday morning after a
lingering illness Of several
months. She was one of
the pioneers of Holbrook
and was widely known, es-
pecially to the travelling pub
lie. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were
engaged in the hotel business
for a great many years where
Mrs. Clark made an enviable
reputation as a hostess. The
poor health of Mrs. Clark
caused their retirement from
the hotel business a few
years ago. Since that time
Mrs. Clark had visited sew
eral heslth resorts in hope of
improvement, but with little
benefit.
The funeral was conduct
ed Wednesday by Rev. White
of the Episcopal church.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
Hunts WObbIy Picture

Globe, Ariz.. Sept. 10. Special
Agent Claude McCaleb of the
department of justice, with De-
putty United States Marshal
Haines raided the headquarters
of the l. w. w. at Miami, seiz-
ing all records of the organiza-
ton.
Among many articles seized
by the federaal authorities in the
raid on the |. w. w. headuuart-
ers were number of copies of
a German paper published in
New York, several thousand
stickers bearing the inscription
"bum pay; bum work." " and an
enlarged photograph of former
Governor G. w. P. Hunt, sur
Iounded by a number of l. w. w.
members. The photograph was
taken in front of an l. w. w.
gathering place in this city.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
Mrs. ByuS Very Ill

Mrs. Geo. A. Byus, wife
of the Herald printer-editor,
continues very sick. The
skimpness of news matter
in the Herald must be over
looked, as Mrs. Byus' ab-
sence proves her valuable
assistance in constructing
the weekly issues of the pa
per. A number of good
items are left out, some spec
ial contributions, that would
be very much appreciated by
our readers. We hope for
the better in the near future.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-09-21
McGafey Banquet Biggest Event Of the Kind Ever Held in
owAake With A. B. McGafey the Builder, Messrs L.
nnett VPrest w. E. Ferguson, Atty; and Mr. Monahan
waos Contingent Left Today for Camp Fort Riey Kansas

a great help in drying and
seasoning the products of a
saw mill; that logs had to be
loaded on cars for the mill
and that in the hauling just
as we'll be hauled to Snow
flake as to any other place.
Of course, saw mill men
know their business. A. B.
NcGaffey is a very successful
saw mill and lumber man.
But, it doesn't take a saw
mill man to see how much
more comfortable men can
work in a dry warm atmos-
phere as compared with ev-
cry day snow and cold slush.
Mr.. McGaffey, in his re-
sponse, gave out the infor-
nation that about 1000 men
would be employed at the
mills and logging camps.
Approximately, that means
a weekly payroll of $19, 500.
Think of $40, 500 turned loose
in Snowflake every Saturday
night?
AS suggested by Mr.. Chat
fee, which is line with sug-
gestion made by the Herald,
Snowflake needs a board of
trade, commercial club, or
some perfected and charter
ed organization to take care
Of just such subjects as the
McGaffey enterprise.
The matter of a board of
trade for Snowflake should
receive consideration.
Opportunities are knock
ing and we shouldn't be
"asleep at the switch.