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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
Big Noses In Japan.

The nose plays very importan nj
part in Japan. owing, probably. to the
fact that difference in noses c0nsti-
tutes about the only distinction among
the Japanese. The nose is the only
feature which attracts attention! As
there are very few large noses to be
found in Japan, a lady with a large
lose is regarded as one specially gift.
ed by nature. She is invariably q
reigning beauty and the envy Of her
less favored sisters. In all japanese
pictures In which ladies are portrayed
the artists are particularly careful to
make the nose Of liberal dimensions.-
London Telegraph.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
A SOLDIERS FIGHTING CHANCE

Deadly and terrible as 1t is, war
probably is not so bloody a thing,
viewed in the aggregate, as one may
be led to believe, from the cold sta
tistics on casualties. Most of us are
prone to confuse mortalities with
casualties-the former really includ-
ing the dead and the latter the dead,
wounded and missing.
The exact or even approximate
number of deaths in the war is large
ly guesswork at the present time, but
it is not surprising that it should run
into millions, for 100000 or more
soldiers are at the front at any CIV
en- time and this number is being con-
stantly augmented.
Recently one of the largest insur-
ance companies of the United States
offered to insure the entire Ameri-
can army at an increase of per cent
which means that it is estimated
there would not be more than one
death for every twenty men engaged.
During the three years of war Cana
da has lost seven out of every hun
dred, yet it is certain that the losses
of the allies in the past have been
greater relatively than they will be
in the future, for the reason that the
allies now are better equipped to fight
than are their enemies. The number
of men wounded, of course, is con-
siderably larger. However at the pres
ent time the British are sending 80
per cent of their wounded back to the
front, and probably America can do
as we'll.
Roger Babson. noted statistician.
has presented figures to show that the
American youths who go to the
trenches will not run risks nearly go
great as those popularity credited to
war.
Mr.. Babson's figures are taken
from French statistics for the entire
period of the war-and the French
have suffered more heavily than any
other nationality except possibly the
Germans. He finds that $50 men out
of 1000 are wounded and 60 out of
every thousand are killed. That is,
the individual soldier has to
chance against being wounded and a
16 to 1 chance against being killed.
1t is estimated that in view of the i'm
proved situation of the allies the
chance is really about 80 to l against
the loss of life.
1t is pointed out that the Ameri-
can soldiers will run little greater
risk of being wounded than If he be-
came an employe on a railroad. FL
cures of the interstate commerce
show that during the year of 1914 q
total of 1.71O,296 persons were en-
ployed on American railroads and
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

The launch Token Lou, Capt. John
Johnson, arrived in town last night
with L. L. Middlekamp, Jess Craw-
ford, and Frank Winchester aboard.
The party returned from a trip to
Miners river, on Unawik Inlet, where
they went to investigate a mining
property.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
HotsI Jokes.

Man ito hotel clerk)-How much are
your rooms7 Clerk-Two dollars up to
twelve. Man-How much are they up
to half past nine?
Another Man ito another hotel clerk
Give me q room and a bath. Hotel
Clerk-l can; give you a room. but
haven't time to give you a bath.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

The marshal's Office asks that par
ties knowing any person who has not
registered or is guilty OF making sedi-
tious remarks, to report same to the
marshal's Office, and they will be TAX
en- care of.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Swedish Secretary Dismissed
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept. A.
Ascar Werlof, first secretary to the
foreign Office was dismissed today
from service.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Mrs. John johnson and baby and
Mrs. May Thorstenson arrived last
evening from Ellamar. They returned
to their home today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
And Now Hes Fired.

what do you mean by whistling like
that in this offlce" demanded the mer-
chant.
well. sir. | thought I'd like you to
know that I'm bearing up cheerfully
In spite of my miserable salary" an.
swered the clerk.-Newark Eagle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Mrs. Byron Wilson of Ellamar, was
an arrival in town last evening and
will return today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
hopad For Mora.

Hoped For More.
Mrs. Chestnut Who was that man
saw you With yesterday?
Mrs. Walnut-That was my husband.
"Oh. your last husband?"
Don't say the last 1t sounds as II
you were trying to discourage me-
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14

Weeping over lost opportunities II .
imistaks:- the tears may prevent you
fTOm seeding others that recoming.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
Modern Plows.

The modern pillow was Dutch inven-
ton. Englishmen and Americans have
made many improvements In this i'm
plement. but for many years the Dutch
plow led the world.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-09-14
COUPON
CITY EXPRESS, Phone 50: ready
to transfe. that baggage for you. tt

Use Rexall Hair Tonic and you will
use no other. Valdez Drug Store. IT
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Did1tt0c patcnte
beR0rclicb erI6loHen!

@oi9ington, 81. Oft. = Die gro
be Wtenge beitifer miiieni6oftli6er
Snformationen Dur0e beute Sen ame.
rifaniiden 5dbrifnuten ge0ffnet
burf ben 8efebL, 0cn Die 8un0es-
San0eIsbeboroe erlicB, m0rod) Ba.
terte un0 glah0rltdberbote ieinolider
@ltsIdn6er BON 8iirgern ser Ser.
Staaten our anfertigung unter 81
gems altsgegeben meroen. 9I8 sic
8egclu bieriiir betannt getuadt MUIR
Den, berief bic &ontmiiiion cine 4n.
3aBl Wle0i5iHer 5%uiammerJ lint Die
2i3eniieruag Der @erltellung geniIIer
3roguer, Dor alien SalbarIan, ou8
fir iha0lihe 9lutfranf6eiten beniibt
miro, mo nidt toyinbaItiger 9ro.
glien, Die 3l lotalen gntidmer5ung8,
5tUefen benilBt fuer0etl, gu ertudQen,
90 Die 8orrGte 0abou felt Dem Grieae
iebr nieorig getpor0en iuoren. Gttua
10000 patentierte 4rtitel tuer0en
bon Ben geroronungen Der aommil.
fiCn betroffen. 9ieie IdlieBen Serb.
itoff 5ormeln bon GROCER 8eOeutung
iiir Die omeritmii6e Snouitrie Elm,
medjaniidle Gorridtuugcn; oof
Die buulanitdren 8irfunqen
oe8 Grizzlies biele Qufmerflauteit
auf iid).
0attidle @ifenidoft bat fir bieIe
Den &orroRg in mcoi8iniider
6oriGung, bel Der &erjteqltng bon
aranfteits .Seilmitteln un0 @2itteln
fir Shmer5linoerung be6auptet, Die
IN Den Ser. Staaten ~patentiert ma
rem, un0 lett in OieieHt 2au6e our
gerfitgltng iteben.
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tTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
81 as required by The act of Oct. 6,
1917
@aihington 81. 0ft.-Gos groBe
5eller in Baltimore bot Sur 8olge
lebnbt, Dob ale amerifnnii9en Dbl.
nltionS, itnb @etreioe.D odS nit BOP.
peItcr Sddrfe betpott lueroen. Sic.
ice @ebeilnoeetten lino oopon ilbcr.
icuat, boB pro.oeutide 9[genten b1s
5euer mittels 8omben DerurIoft bo.
5et. Gin @eamter iagte: ,8ir IinO
aberroldt, ooB nidt anbere 6erorti.
&c gerlu9e erfoIoreid geiueien Iin6.
llniere Baltimore Office bot ouf
Oerortige @ranoItiftungen noai1nes
auge eebabt." gbcf 6lpn bonn @e.
beimOienlt gu g8oibington ionic
Gbef 8ieInsft bonn Suiti50eparte.
llent iino gegenndrtig nit Der lin.
tcriuhung 0es Baltimore 6epers be.
ih1ftigt.
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Qntdet nnS dentiae GuLitif.

Q(miter6am. dber 2on6on, 81. Oft.
81 qnldBli6 oe8 400. 3a6re8tages
Der Reformation erlieB Ser oetttide
@bon9eliitiide 81lno BON 8ittenbera
aus Elm M}anifeit iporin ~itreit6ore
au8lniiltngen aug Cutters Sdrtften
auf n%euete 3eitereigniIIe oufs @e.
ratenobl anQetpenoet mer6en.
8d8 Manifeit %beriuirft Defenders
sic 6rieoen8agitatton uno tDenbet Ii6
and i4arf gegen Die Jrieocn8bor.
ffIage 0e8 9apites, 0a oieiel6cn
obne religi0ie autoritGt gen1adt NOR.
ben ieien. Sim S4ltB oe8 G6rift.
itiide8 beiBt es;
a4ir narnen 6eionoer8 Dor ser
4eberai, melAe bon 4Iuerifu aus Der.
tiinoet wuroe, Dab oos G6rtiientltm
oemotrotiide Ginridtungen berlange,
inO 6aB 0ieielben cine peientlide
9~eoingung fir Die @rridtung 6es
9feides @otte8 oiff Gr0en Ieien. g8ie
2ut6cr iagt: oDie 5reibeit zines
GBriiten bdnot uidt bon 0en Sic.
gierung8formen ob. neI6e 0ur6 ae.
inidtlide @ntfDidltrngen un0 Die an.
gebduite grfabrlng bon 8ationen
geItaltet mer0en,
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aeuuIperbnrQ anf uffener strafe.

Chicago, 81. Oft. = SnfoIqe Ell
aes Giitoleu0uefs 8lpiiden Dem go
G3iiten S'Gomor mo @ln. 90. 6s.
borne mltr0e 6'Connor t6tlif) un0
or. Osborne bon @bansbiae, syno.,
idGUer DeriDunoet, mq6retl0 q. s.
@ritten, Elm Worineretrilt 0urdJ 3u,
iaa leidt berluuroet tpltroe. 0os
Dliea mur0c beute nlorgen al fri.
Ber &agesitm0e auf offener StraBe
allsgcfoftel. G'Gonnor, Der iidJ In
3ibililpi0uug befnno, betrat in 8e.
aleititng eines W1aoheu8 0o8 @alt
Aotel; ct IieB oo8 Mdodea fir iues
nige Wtinllten allein, I'M gu telep9o.
nierelL la0 mdbren0 ieiler fllr3e1
abneienbeit ioa Osborne on oas
Wlaoden berangetreten ieiu uno be.
Ieioigenoe @enterflmgen grntadt ia.
ben. 8ei Der 9fidtebr 0'Gonnors
entipann iid 5lpii9en Sen beioen
Wiqnneru Elm Streit, Der nit Ger
SdieBerei opf Der StraBe ieinen ab.
idlub fano. @ritten fam 5ufdaig
0es Meges mo erbielt einen Streif.
iduB. 9oli5iit 0'Gonnor lit 28
Sabre alt uno miro nidt NIT Dem
Seben oabonfonlnten. Osborne lit
As Sabre aft uno bat Soffu1ng ME.
0erbergeiteilt gu iperOen.
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Ams 0cs nloines.

On Ser 0itliden IL. StraBe itie6
DC; elm 3peirao fabrenoe Cecil
9fuIleui5 NIT Dem bon 6rau sc.
6mitb gefiibrten auto 3|uIamncn.
Ger &a0fabrer tpur0e 3u @ooen ge.
idleuoert uno tr1ig einen @rltd 6es
66ulterblotte8, ioiuie aud Duet.
uno glbi9iirfungen oabon.
Gin 5amilienitreit 8ipiiden Sobu
g}oIiier urt0 ieiner 8rott bate ge.
idbrlt6e 6oIgen itn6 oiirfte ultd) elm
9eridtlt6es IadIpiel ba6en. Der
gbenann brodte ieiner Sat.
nit einem 6leii9meiier gefdbr.
lihe Stidrpun0en BEL. er martet iebt
llH bieiigen arreitlofoI mlf feline gb.
lrteilung.
Sc iperoen iett 8or6ereiilngcn
1etroffen. Die 2oger6arroden bon
Dodge fir ben fomntenoe1
1Sinter sur gequemlidfeit Der bier
tationierten IS. 3ibiiion Der gtotio.
iolormee lUetterfeIt gu MAIDEN. 9ier
Eager iin0 in Den lebten Eogen
'eonuerlider 9eiie 3leei Io0csfdue
Ut ber5eidnen eeipeien. &auptmanH
9. 6reeie erlag elmer Sun.
Ienent5unonng; an9 Der @emeile
5obn 6. g2c8onal0. Der aus Seller.
on ltammt, iieI Dem sIeideu 9eioen
Iilm Spfer.
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9rri Cpfcr zines edneritnrmcs.

Sberi0an, s9po., 81. CIT. 49, 9er
Sdneelturln bonn Sonnta8 miro fin
q Go0rsfdae berantportli9 getnadyt
non Snn0cr, eill gi1nhnlaitJ un6
02olpin Sllttou giltgcn oil Somstag
auf Die Sage. als iie uidt 8uriid-
febrtcn, gingen et1pa 100 8eltte aui
Die su6e. SnDoers 2ei9e muroc
aeItern am llfer beg 2ittle giuep.
5IuIies aefunoen. Mnn nimmt an,
0ob Sutton in Den Glitb fiel uno non
Oieiem inter 0cm els fortge,
iflpemmt Uur0e. Die beioen iin0
anIdcineno BON elmer aIippe gefdls
len, als He Sdub Dor Dem 5turm
Iudten. Geo. Gutter tuar oo8 brittle
Cpfer 0es Gturntes. Gr ipur0e BON
Gtslgln oehIenOet uio fiel nit ielleu
9nto bon einer Bride.
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~fbfTNIEN 49, "NfiIN|~F ~DF~@Ns
Ser bcutige Gag, 81. 0ftober,
miro g~efeiert ais Der Ge6urt5tag ser
Reformation. 9teielbe 9atte cine
rein reIigi0ie @ritn0laqe un0 Ipibte
iiG SIT auf 8pei 9i6ellebren, nGnIifJ
auf Ste 2ebre poit Der III. gdrift
al8 Ser aIleinigen 9ieget uno Gidt.
idnur fir Oe5 Gbriiten @Latben uno
2e6en 1tn0 Die 2e5re OFT Ser Gedjtfer,
tigltpg oe8 Climbers Dor Soft aQein
aus 8na0en, I'M G6riiti mi1en
outd ben @la1tbcn. God bot Die
Reformation i'm 2oufa Der Bet cine
uml0al8nlg ser 8uitdnoe and ouf
politiident notionolem fo3i1[em un6
at Dem @e6iet 0es G6ulDeien8 at.
folge.
Sieri6er prebtgt beute o6ero asa.
flor S. Sitgenoort gi3eprdIe8 Der
@fHourtipnooe IN Ser eriten Ilttb.
8emeinoe, 20. ut0 Glaion GtraBe,
E. Sang Gaitor. Die n~orOs0itli6e
Spe5iaIfonferer5 bon 9~1e6raSfa tagt
9eute unO morgeu in oieier STRIDE.
8aItor $ilgeu0orf reject nlt9 nd6Iten
5onntag bel Der groBen 6ifent(i4en
gerneiridaftIife1 9ieformation8feier
ST 6retnont. 8u Der DEFENDERS oae
2ut5craner bon Gremoltt uno lin.
ge8eno 1er3Iih eitrgelooen iino.
Raitor 6. g. Otto.
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Senrb ;yorO berliert alaac.

Detroit. 91id., 81. 0ft-6enr1
5orO bat 9eltte in Der 9ooge 5or0
oerloreL Die i'm Circuit Sc.
ridt berbon0eIt ipltroc, in Der Sorace
g. un0 Sobn s. 9obge Den @c.
ridtsDof eriu6ten onB Boro Der.
bin0ert meroe Die 1916 @rofite Der
6orO 8erfe sur Grri6tpulg bon
S6mel3iperfeH in Hiber &ouae 5l
%berluenoen, Ole @e6riioer 9o6qe
oo5 Geridt petitioniert. oob
Die Brofite 6es Sa6res unter Den
.gftiouGreu berteilt ueroei.
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mndlt Observation-Disclosures

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
81, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1910
Rio Be Saneiro, 81. oft. SSyil
an6etraft Oe5 @intritts 9roiiIienS
IN oen arieg nuroen Rlane fir ins
tenIiue Qrr1eealtsbiIouna oeioBt, Oh.
Dobl nod feline giobiliiationSmoB.
na9ulen ~ongeorouet mlr0en. Die
@~qrniionen i'm lioIiden 9roiilian,
no Elm groBes 0elftides Clement
porhanoen lit, iuuroen beritarft. %
friibere oentime Seelelite nuroeu
beute berbaftet unG nod Gao 9}atlo
gebradt. ale 0eutidet 3eitut9en
mo onoere 3eitiArifteR iuuroen be-
I6tagnabmt.
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snde na6 franl6fiden 0Ionnliltcn

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
81, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
4aris, 81. Oft. Sci Der Sort.
iebung ibrcr gemiibungen, geipeiie
fir Die ange6Iide Neutrality-suspicious..
rltng 81 finoeh bat Die 4o(i8ei bic
@eiadftslotole Der Qction 6roncaiIe,
elmer roDaliitii4en 3eitung, in
2pons, 8or0ealtg uno on0eren Gro
bin5ialita0ten our6iudt felt Ser
Serausgeber oes 9lotte8, 2eon gnt.
BET, itd In unteriudungsbuft 6efin.
oct. @eiddftslotale offilierter Bel.
tungen fplroen e6enfaa8 burdiuft
lro cine Noiie Dotlmeittc beidlog.
nabnt.
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tliarkfbcridptc

9mabo, gle5r., 81. of.
9tinSbie6 - 8ufubr $500.
grima idwere 9eeDes 1900
Gute u. bette geepes 400
1900.
Mittcim. geebes 12.00--1s.50.
@ewobnI, 8eebes 7~.0O-11.00.
@ute uno bette SdbrIinse t4.00
-15.50.
@aittelm. SdbrIinoe 12.OO-t4.O0
@epObnI. S6brlinee 6,50-1f.00
@rinta iA!pere 8eeues 100
1900.
@lte uuo bette geeOes 1000
aittein. @eioe-geeoes 300
1000.
@ep0bnlide geeOes 7.5O--S.75.
aibe unb Settlers felt bis it6rfer.
@ute biz bette Settlers 7.75-8.75
8ute uu0 bette aiibe 7.50--8.40.
MitteIm. &iibe 6.50--7.25.
@eDCbnliAe aiibe 10000.
5trters II. 5eeoers felt Biz itdrfer
9rima Seeding Stiere 1850
1900.
@rte, bette Geeoers s.50--10.25.
@ittelm1Bige 1855.
@en1hn[ide 60O@7O0.
Cute, bette Gtoders S.5O-9.50.
Stof Sellers 6.50-S.U0.
6tod &iibe 6.00--7.50.
Stod &Glber 6.O0--10.00.
Seal a1l6er 8.00-12.50.
Bull uno Stag8 5.5O-T.50.
SAlueiHe - 3ufubr $500; 5--10c
Bober.
9urdi6nitt8prei8 t6.35-16.55.
SDditer 8rei3 1856.
- 3ufitDr 23,500; Wsnrft
felt Bis itdrfer.
6GeOer 2dmmer 16.50-17.5O.
6ee0er Sdbrlinge 12.00-13.25.
Gute unO bette Sdbrlinge LOO
1900.
@ute u. bette @iOoers 11.o0-
1850.
Gute ii, bette Mtltteridnfe 1000
-10.75.
6eeOer @atteri6afr 7.50-t000.
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Der mablkampf
in Chicago!

G6icaeo, Sa., 81. Oft. Die
aampaeneleiter Der replblifmiIGen
mo oenofrotiiden &Grtci boben iif
leute 0nbin geeiniat 0aB iie gentein.
ihnitlih bel Der an nddittn 9ien8,
iaG itattfin0enoen 8abL Der Gidter
gegan Die io3ialiitiide 9artci pors
aeben mer6en. 8olitiihe 9teoner bel.
Ger 9ortrien ipef6en Die So5ialiItcn
ais ariegseegner un0 5ein0e Der be-
ftebeu0en Gegierling bin3uitellet Der.
iufen lin0 iie aud nit Der beite1ens
Den &dtigfeit Der S, IS. %. in Ser.
biroirng ST brineen iuden.
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Stamina Sin Marft6eriht

&arias GltD, Wfo, 81. DIT.
&inSOic9 = 3ufubr $4,000; 9tarft
langiarn, feit.
aHbe felt.
Stofer8 unregelndBig.
SGwcine = 3nfltbr 5000; i5-25c
bober.
SoGIter 8reis 1890.
9ur6idnittspreis Is. 75-16.S5 So.
Sdafc - 8ufubr 1000; t5-25c
bOber.
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g lid @eueg

3i6tS @eue8. Grau
SerrideIes (beim 5riibIingsarss
flug): sSerrIid, SiioorI Stun
eriint's uno iprieBtS an ollen gn-
oenl"
Serr &~errifeIes: .@eieiresl aIs
nenn mer nidt bitten ieoes Sobr
oieielbe SprieBereil"
geim 3abndr5t. Sun.
Sc (6er fid chen eineeu 3abn bat
5ieben Iaiieen): s9os lit ia I6der.
lid, ME Sic ii6 beim 8abn5ieben
onltelenl"
3obnor5t: r2dherIid iosen sic,
uuO bod bnbeu Sic beinabe Dor
Shmers aetDeiut2l@
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G6ieaao Wtarft6eridlt.

Gbicog0, 81. 81. DIT.
Ginbbieb = 3ufubr 21,0O0; Wfarft
felt bis t0c boiler. gebote al
$17.10.
s4meine 8ufnbr $4,000; mel.
items t0c b0ber.
966iter 8rei8 1900.
2ltr4idnittspreig 15.75--16.9 80. :
Sdafe = 3ufubr 10000; felt bis
b0ber.
@eiaferte Hammer 1926.
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MRHlen nnter 9le0iernnaalontroae.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Net on Oct.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
Stem gorf, 81. Sft.-Sent tprroe
ter nngefiinoigt 6oB Die @titbIen-
l6teilltug Der @un0es. aabritngsmit.
administration Die beb6rbliae 2(uf
idlt itber oen 9iiibletl6etrieb am l..
lioDember ii%bernebmen miro. Gieie
AlaBnobrue miro uttter Der 8roflas
ilation graiibent g8iIions pom s.
Gttober %ergriffeu.
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3 Gents 3

@n 2. NoDem6er tritt 6as
meme @eict in Strait, iuonad
bns Eorto fir Sriefe Be
nnS fir q Oftarten 2c be.
tragt. @ir erinden bic gcs
cBrtcn gcicr Oies gefl. at be.
adten, Sa iOuit Die 9riefc an
ben a6IcnOer snriifge6cn.
lin Die abliefcrnn9 nidt an
Der5Gsern, IOlltc inf ieSem
Gonbert bic gennne Ioreiie
Oes AbienOers permertt icin.
IlID cine 3 gentmarfe a1tf
ieOen Brief am 2, 3ODcm6er.
BOittarten &c,
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81. anienl Marft6eridt.
8. sSoleph. Mo., BIZ. u

Ct. SoIepb, Mto, 81. Of.
GinSbie9 = 8ufuBr 1000; 15-25e
bober
sdmcine = 3ufubr 5000; 1o-25e
b09er.
$oditer &reis 1876.
9uraidnittspreis 16.25-16.6 5.
Sdafc = 3ufubr 1900; gtarft Itart
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9rDnn iiebt angemeine Ercdenbeif
tar Oas 2orto fommerb aber aIiI6
llaertoeiIe bot er i9on mebr oils eins
giiion eehabt, oie GirfIi9feiE ME,
srlals geluorOen III.
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GcScsitrdfe an rnH.
Src1tt ~aMf9c1cbcn!

geiroqro0, 81. oft. Ger @ti-
nitarprdiiOeut bat beute angefinbigt,
0oB Die Iooesitrafe at Der ruiitider
Jrort pieoer o~ufgeDoben por0en lit.
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@oibingtorL 81. Stt.-gQs gnt.
mort nuf Den gluf Der aliierten nod
.6,000,000 Gonnen amer. Gdiffs.
.rnltmes In 1918 CAB gorIiter sur.
IeD BON Der S6iffabrtsbeb6roe Der
Ser. Stonten befannt, oaB bic
ShiffsperIten 6es 2ahoes 1900.
900 Sonnen liefern meroen. Ger
.aroftitob ipirroe in Die giegierungs.
.fanpaeue eegen Die Gaudboota bel
elmer 8eriammluitg Der Gertreter
.aIer 6tabli6iff.8 erften 6es 2anoes
an Ser atInntiihen aiIte gema9t.
Srtrleb erIndte 4rbeitgeber un6 grs
better, ole 8erften ouf cine 6ret.
ididti9e Gag. uno 0ddt.g oIi8 All
~iteIlen. Montreal Gapp8, ser @ene.
Observation-Disclosures Der @meraenep
Sleet Corporation, beriiderte Den
Sdiffs6oltert, 6oB in Der 8ufltnft
on8 r9feo Cape" nlt8geihaltet ner6en
ptro. 8r1iiOent 9'gonnel, bon ser
Mletoaarbeiter 4bteil1mg Der gmer.
federation Of 2abor iagte Ser Ser.
iommIitng, ooB ct bereit iet 1907
900 peitere 6diffsperftorbeiter 10.
fort at mo6iliiieren, I'M Dem gro.
Beren S6tffsbot. Erogromm boran.
sltbelfen. Die 8erinmmlung mar cine
Der entbuiinitiiditeu ltn0 wi6tigIten
arieg5fonferenBen, Die bier ie geDal.
ten muroen.
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1niere 5ralten uuO @ab6en
ttiernals 10 beitridenO ecuejen tpi,
%gegeHtpdrtig. SeitOem tie Itrideu
Sbre @roBntiitter un0 llrgroBmittfa
nlrnea ibre belle Greu0e an ibnet
9aben.
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Gs be8ohIt iih. In ben .aIai.
iifi5ierten a%pSeieeu@ Der Eribiine gu
oniioneieren
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0eriuna[nptiaen.

Gura 0te @e6itrt zines nieolihen.
gi1odeTs pur0en erfreut SER un0.
6rau Sad 6roit. 6ratt 5roit lit.
cine geborene &obios>
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0ma5a @etreiSemartt.
Omaha. g1ehr-. al 8.

8moba, gtebr., 81. 9ft.
8etBeS Corn
aein 8erfouf.
@elbeg Corn
Ger. 2 203-2O5
@emiidtes go rn
Nr. 2 1876
Ger. 8 t93-194
8eiBer 9nfer-
gtr. 2 58A-58b
gtr. 8 58-59A
Stanoaro Sofer 57%-5S
9tr. a 5712-57M
8erIte-
@lal8gerite 11S-124
6~utteraerite los
&oegeu-
gfr. 2170-171
Nr. 8 170-t7I
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SNiffsbamslo rc0ratnm
nit BcMNrM6 bctrieben

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
81, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
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aI%aiiiiiaierte anSeigcn IN ser
brillgen quite 4enIItatL
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-01-12
Seven Months For Misuse of Mails

George Murray. formerly of
was sentenced to seven
i'm the MinneIaha county
Jail by Judge James ID. Elliott in
the United States District court
here, when he entered a plea of
guilty toa charge OF sending OBJ
Gene and lascivious matter thru
the United States mails. A let.
tor to a girl at Sioux City, la, in
which Murry had immoral sug-
gestions led to his Indictment
by the grand jury at the term
of court at Aberdeen last Nov
enlber.
Murray left the state, but WAS
arrested. at Butte, Mont, and re-
turned here by Deputy United
States Marshal Andrew 6. Satire
of Helena Murray is about 4(
v1aj.- old
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-01-12
Consideration For Criminals
Mil Waukee criminals are to

Mil Waukee criminals are to be
housed i'll a fine new building
costing three quarters of million
dollars and is reported to be ex-
ceedingly comfortable. There is
something of question: of the
advisability of making criminals so
comfortable they will try TO keep
i'll Jail instead of oul of it, 1t is
true. Criminals will hesitate to
commit any crime that will lead
them to a Jail where the menu is
bread and water. We have had
enough of this sentiment about
treating criminals as if they were
better than the average lot OF hu
man beings.
Wilson Walsh of Claire City
was a Sisseton caller Tuesday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-01-12
some weeks suffering.

Mr.. .Lindquist will be remember
ed by some of our readers, he hav
ing been here the past summer OH
visit 10 his brothers. He came
here as cured from a sanitarium.
where he had been receiving treat
ment for diabetes. Before he was
taken to the sanitarium he was
in critical condition and the phy-
slcians had given him up. and that
death would relieve him i'll short
time. He vas cured at the sani-
tarium, and had regained his usual
good health
The deceased was farming 900
acres OF land at Malta, and had
purchased a gasoline tractor last
fall and did the plowing himself.
The remains were taken through
Fairmount Wednesday night on
the Milwaukee to Ortopville, Mimi
for ntermen,. Deceased was born
and raised at Ortonville.
The bereaved brothers and fam.
lily have the deepest sympathy oi
all extended to them i'll this. theil
hour OF sorrow. Paramount N. ID
News.
A. A. Peterson was busines:
caller at Wilmot Friday.