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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19

Equity society, whose official organ
the Herald Is.
The Herald reprints the interview
with President NJ. p. Johnson which
appeared in The Tribune, and says:
"As related by President Johnson,
the terminal elevator question Is Pc
culiarly an Equity proposition. The
Equity organization gave it birth, and
it's advocacy by Equity men brought
it to the attention of the voters and
was the primary impulse to its orig
inal passage by the legislature. About
it centered the activities Of the great
est advocate which the cause Of the
farmers ever has called into action
the late George S. Loftus-and to it
he devoted the last hours of his life.
Involved in it is a principle larger
than the ideas of any man, and
worthy of the support of all men who
claim to be working in the interests
of the farmers.
The Bonding Proposition.
"If as has been intimated by the
governor, the state-owned terminal
elevator must wait the moment when
the people of North Dakota have &C
uuesced in an unlimited bonding
proposition. it is nowise certain that
North Dakota will ever own such q
utility. In the opinion Of many of
the staunchest supporters he has had
in the Equity ranks, his action in We
toing the terminal elevator bill is in
defensible. and his arguments in sup
port of his action wholly without le-
gal foundation
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19
FLAX LAND FOR RENT

One hundred to one hundred and
fifty acres of land to be broken up for
flax on the East-half of Section Four
teen QN Township One Hundred
Forty u4O Range Seventy-eight
(78), niue miles northeast Of Memo
ken. The owner desires to rent on
the shares and will furnish the seed
and also wishes to contract for the
cutting Of the hay, which will be in
the snsighborhood from 50 tots tons,
III season 10 favorable. For informa-
ton. enquire Of Robert Orr, Bismarck,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19
TERMINAL VETO
NDEFENS|BLE,
SAYS HERALD
Governor Scored for Action on
Elevator Bill by Official
Organ of Equity
ENTIRELY DISREGARDS
WILL OF THE PEOPLE
Arguments in Support of His
Stand WHOLLY Without
Legal Foundation

The long anticipated fight between
the great farmers organization found
ed by the late George S. Lotus, re-
Gently referred to by Attorney Gener-
al LANCER as one of the three great
men whom the nation has produced,
and the farmers political league or
ganized and operated by A. G. Town
ley would seem to be near, If an at
tack on Cover Frazier for his veto
OF the terminal elevator bill which
appears in the current issue of the
Co-Operators' Herald reflects the SEN
timent of. the rank and file Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19
Basketball
Tournament
This Week
Elimination Contest in Young
Mems Organization Event
for Thursday
FINALS TO BE PLAYED
IN HIGH GYMNASIUM

Basketball teams of the Presbyter-
ian and McCabe church and the first
and second teams of the Baptist
church will hold their elimination
tournament in the high school gym
nasium Thursday evening of this
week
The first team of the Baptist young
mems organization will play the Pres
byterians. and the second team of the
Baptist church, the Methodist five.
The finals will be played Saturday
night and will bring the season to a
close for the young mems organiza-
tons of the three churches.
After the game Saturday, an oyster
stew will be served the members of
the organizations and the players. A
social evening will follow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.
The undersigned hereby announces
his candidacy for the Office Of police
magistrate of the city of Bismarck at
the ensuing city election to be held
In April, 1917.
w. s. CASSELMAN.
Adv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19
QUIET ELECTION IS
PREDICTED AT COURTENAY
Especial to The Tribune)

Especial to The Tribune)
Courtenay, N. D., March 19-The
coming spring election in Courtenay
promises to be devoid of interest as
far as candidates for city berths are
concerned. Courtenay voters will bal
lot on the proposition of municipal
light plant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19

HCRRY.UP JOBS
Your clothes can be pressed and re-
paired. We will not dctain you long
er than does your barber, and we
guarantee that our service will i'll
crease your personal appearance
much more than clean shave and
hair cut Try it once. You can not
lose.
Ladies' and tents Tailoring
BISMARCK FUR co.
4lS Broadway Bismarck, n. ID.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-19

Your visit to the Twin Cities will
be more enjoyable IL you stop at this
Famous Hostelry. Excellent Cuisine.
Hotel Radisson. Minneapolis; 400
Rooms-S2.75 at $3.50 to $3.50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23
GOVERNMENT AND STOCK
MEN POISON COYOTES N
San LUIS VALLEY
saguache Crescent

Saguache Crescent
The work against coyotes commenced
last year by the live stock associations
Of Sagusche county has developed. In
cooperation with the government, into
. much wider campaign. which has ~
its ultimate object the control Of preda.
tory animals in the entire San Luis
valley
During February and March the valley
country north Of the Rio Grande, Ala
mosa and Blanca, il to be systematically
poisoned. The Segusche County Live
stock and Wool Grower associations
and the Rio Grande Wool Grower as
ISOLATION have each employed two hunt
ers 70 add 70 the government force.
Under direction Of L. B. Crawford,
predatory animal inspector for the COL
districts about Saguache, Carnero. Moi
fat, Mosea and Monte Vista. Lines Of
poison bats will be extended twelve to
| fifteen miles In several directions from
esch camp, and the coyotes thus poison
ed quite generally over the valley area.
Several years of constant work will
be necessary to control predatory ami
mails 10 San Luis valley and its border
ing national forests. It 10 realized that
the present seasons work marks only
the beginning. 1t 10 planned, however,
to follow up the poisoning by trapping
and den hunting thru spring and sum-
mer, and TO increase the force Of hunt
era - means become available. II pos
sible, poisoning operations are to be ex.
tended turnout the valley next winter.
| Poisoning ID the quickest and most
economical means for the general con.
troll of coyotes, but its usefulness has
everywhere been largely prevented by
considerations for the safety of dogs.
An important object in the work in the
San Luis valley will be to make pr.cti-
cal the general use Of poison bats thru
proper supervision and cooperation of
residents.
We, no doubt, have too many cur
dogs and part Of the losses ascribed to
coyotes are due them. Mad Digs ard
mad coyotes are It present grave dam
ger to human life 10 Utah and nevada.
and within the past year have caused
of live stock. A. the disease hydro
phobia) u almost certain 70 spread 10
COLORADO, adequate control Of dogs is
strongly 10 BE desired 1t this time.
Poisoning operations will BE- limited
to the pablo domain, and private lands
where perturbation TO place bats II OBJ
tained. Carr will Be taken to avoid
placing bats within dangerous distances
Of pu6.ic highway, md 6aits are b Be
cleaned Up upon the completicu Of the
| work - 4peil. eueh pcoeant3oua, how
| ever. Nill nj peotect IL valuable dogs
L ond ~ eooooRA13on Of reo36ente q
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23

In hard fought case in Hotchkiss
local courts last week. W. e. Human,
who was accused by fresh game war
den Of hunting without license. be-
cause he had left his license at home on
the piano, was cleared by jury, who
based their verdict upon the theory,
that "a license in ones possession does
not necessarily mean upon his person.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23

Saguache Crescent:- Ranger Thomas
and wife came over the Los Pinos sta
ton last week and spent several days in
town. They came over Cochetops pass
in buggy and reports that an auto can
easily make the trip by shoveling thru
two or three small drifts. We wonder
how many days It would take person
in buggy to get across Monarch pass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23
Goo sick
60 Nork
Many Women in this Condition Re-
gain Health BY Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.


Ridgway, Penn. = q suffered from female
trouble with backache and pain in my side for over
seven months SO could not do any of my work l
was treated by three different doctors and was
getting discouraged when my sister-in-law told me
how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
helped her. decided to try it. and it restored my
health, SO now do all Of my homework which is
not light as have a little boy three years old"
Mrs. o. N. RHrNEs Ridgway, Penn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23

Hfc1lmIO0IV I9I/ Summer
\rh00I Announcement
-.A-A--ASS.s
Continued from Ooe)
w ~ >@"
id. A.
Elementary Agriculture Boys and Girls Club Work. Advanced
~ Farm Crops Animal and Eeono Mr.
fease
Art and DesignEaemnsry and Advanced Public School Draw
.uueaon IN. Appneo IsHsn %e lo reaching drawing
.'enentsry drawing ana Desgn-Ar and MIS- k'hef
4 B..kesr-Ms. Ro..
Typewrdue
Observation-Disclosures
Rural School Managment Primary Methods and H. History Of
Methods
Observation The Hygiene the School Child Fan
Mr. Adams
Manuel and Miss Full
sn Senoo English Cniren ana story
Public School
& Dr.m.dc Individual Instruction Public Miss Boand
Eorson ~ &c - .. s,.,.. ~ No. WI,
Miss
Geography History
u History
Geography Geography
Advanced Household
Teaching Household Science Elementary and Advanced Sewing Detse
management Oh oaietna-Iwo Instructors
r. in
Dferendsl Anderson
Mr.. sehis.
Mu;c. Gu.
G Miss Reddng Roger.
Dancing Mr.
Psychology Of ii. Learning Process, A.. P.vcho.v 0s scbo A s
PyhO vnd Social Central Aasa Ho0ha NJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23

Tenne CAT want to tell how much Ihave been benefited
by Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound About eight agoI
gotn Of unable house three
Of liberation and without operation would always
invalid but told him wanted to wait awhile Our druggist
advised my get Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
entirely cured Now keep house for and work
IN the garden some thankful this medicine If
g though my life and have recommended to Others and
they heneAedr ". Lnpszr, Tennie G.
ron want special advice LyaA = Pnkhan Aea-
Lynn. Ma Your leeeer wm - opee
rod answssa ~ - - = seslee
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23
STUDENT LOAN FUND

The Advisory Board
president
tend Summer School OL
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!6err gpredels
Gr5rt.rt Dor sinsm Ssnais aOmmits
tee bic 3udsr Situation.

Wofbiuaton, IA. Ds,. -
graTsent Gprsdsls bon Der GsbsraI
Susar R.finins 60. mo4te ON Grsi'
iag 4usingen Dor einem unisrs
iu9ungs Rommittse bss SeRats uno
erilarts, bnb iein alIssmsinsr 3uder'
monael in ben Der. Staatsn eriftire.
Der Wangel i.i auf bic aiIantiits
aiift. bsidrGntt. limb bic geraHts
portung fir ben bortigen Wang.l
Ddl3t. Ssrr Spredels muf bi. Rahs
run9smiitsl 2lbminifration. CT
loste, 3ifer psros jsbt iiber Rsip
gori mad stauaba ssTanbt peil bort
beFere grsiie be5ahIt nirbsn. Der
ben Gtaat gletp Yorf paiiirsnbs 3ns
der iei RDb 3udsr, fir welGsn
hi. taanOiIdsn Rafinerisn bOtsre prsis
is bssabIsn.
.gDir pertinbarien', iastt 5err
Gpredels, INIT Der RGbruHgsmittsI,
slominiIiraiion bic gs5ablunS ein.s
beItimmten ppiT.s fit Rpbs3udsr,
gDir bieltsn uns an BE @eretnborung,
oSer ias in bisIss 2oub importirss
@robutt sing na6 aunabn. neil bort
beFere prsiIe srldnst ptrbsn tonniea.
Mir ipnrsn i9lisbli9 s:5pungen, uns
isrs Raiinsrisn aus Ransel an Bob
Muterial sn i6Iisbsn'.
glu' bic 6rnge bes Ssnators Rseb,
cb bic Rnfintritu. lpsnn iit jsBt sinsn
t5h.rsn prsis bs3ahlsn i0nnien. ben
B.trisb pisb<r aufnsbmsn ipiirbtn,
antiporistt Ssrr Sprsdels: yQiht ios
tort. Gin GROCER 9bsiI bss gorratbs
iit ins auslnnb segangen, unc es ipiirs
Re langt Ssis in Nnfpruh nsbmsa,
nsilss Robmotsrial 81 srlnagen"..
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Neiupprt.

Tie Harpurt Sffire fir bas yGiu.
tiHnnticr @uIfsblatt" 6efinott Ffl in
gto. 330 gorf Strnse, aea,Hibr-
bcm GOnrthOuic, ipoicIbit 3euiafei
TEN, gInseiaen u. I. m. Bis 8 llhr
9lbenos entseacHaenommeu unoen.
selephnn South 240f.
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Jiinf Sabre @efangmif,
Desen Unit sonftripisns PRO.
pngnnbo.

gtsmard, 81. o., IA Ss3. =
3ti6isr Mnrtin Z. Wab. BON Del
1loiHes perurtheiIts am 5rsita5
frau Rate RiGnrbs O'Sars. fpsl6t
f1ulbig befunasn fpurbe. i'm lsbtsr
Srmmer in elmer Reoe in 8oipHan,
n. o, g[euberuneen getban 5u baben,
irelde barouf bsre9nst iparen, 5ur
RiHtbedhiung ber militdriIfen Re.
aiiiriruna su ermutbieen, sY fiini
.sdtrsr gefdnanis in Seffsrfpn Gitp.
Der urfbeilsiprlh srfolste mad sis
ner lanaen Rebs BON frau O'Sors,
in rsIctsr lie ipieberbolts, baB re benz
arits. Dpponirs. unb ben gunbtsri5s
ter glab, bsrnusforbert., ia rs9t
i6linm mil ibr 5u Derfabren.
Bel Ter 9srbonblurg mar beseilgt
irorDtn. bdb frau S'5pre In ibrtr
gtsbs in 9ofpmnn gefnst babe, Wsiittsr.
irelde ibrr SSbne BLOB basu auf,ies
ben, nof Il, fpdter offs Ranpnsnfuts
ter bienen, fsisn ni@t beiIsr als einss
2Snrilsrs 3uGif4nein, unb il,z1
MSnast, lDsIcbr tbSsi&& sstuS fs!sn,
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8ier nne sseim.
nf.Saloon.eente sur aonbention
in WaIbington ansefomnien.

Ills MaTbinstpn ipirb berihttt, onB
tie untiprobibitioniIiiifen Snterefen
in Obio, tpenn bic 4robibitioniItsn
i'm uGdIien Sabre bon neuem NIT eis
uem qrobibitionsnmtnbemsnt 5ur
StoatsperfaiIuhs por bic Mdblsrs
Ifdft trstsn. sin Alternatives Nmsnbs.
ment Hellen iperben, Sds ben Dsrtauf
ppn Bier unb lsi9ter Weinen 5uldbt
unb nur ben Sdnaps dusi4lieBt. Dos
Bier Iou eiuen al.!obolgsbalt bon
2.96 qrposnt entbalieu unb bic Wstns
bon 6 Biz 10 pro3ent. Die gepegung
Iua orsaniiiert perb<H. Inn i1lisblid
Sie 5rnss i'm sansen ganbe 5u srltbis
cen unb fsit5uitslIen, ub totals prpbis
tition in 3utunft berri4en oSsr OBJ
elm apmprrmib auf DIR ansesebenen
Balls erSisIt tperben farm. Die 5rose
fuu in Sbio gum Gustras sebradt
lrerben ubn. Riidii6t nuf bic abitim'
muns i'm aonsrsb unO oas porsfGIas
aen. 4menbement 5ur Bunoesnerfais
Iuug. Die abfiimmuus i'm aon9rsb
ipirD nod Dor Wsibnat5tsn uorssnoms
men tperben, unb elm. Ro4frass i'm
SauIs .rsibt, bab go abseorbnsts
fir probibition finb. 6s basesen.
tnt bab 12S f9 nidt irtIdren pOlIsn.
Inter Der gsItimmurJ. baB BEL @srs
TaFunssGnbsruns Elm, 3wsi DritteI
gPaioritGt notbpsnOig in. tpiirs
Sm oITc 300 Stimmen 5ur annabm.
notbtpenbis Iein. Gahn pirb bos
gmenbsmsnt ben ein3flnsn Stanten
CUR 46itimmuns unts;5rsitst.
Die gnti GoIoou 5iibrer, bic
isbt In Boibinston 3l ibrer Ratios
nnliOnpention sineetrofisn Iinb, ssben
gu. bob es fi6 in Stio in 1918 .aus'
IdIieB Inn Bier unb gDsin banbslu
tyerbs unb bab es Elm barter aampf
ipsrben fpirb. Sic fro nber nihi gum
9ompromib bereit uno 6siteben nuf
sGn5IiGtm 9srbot alsr alioboliI4en
getrGui..
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Gsbbers. 6. Warb: @. u. @siIsr. Cos
lcnsl; u: Gbas. 5ttd; .: Sbonlas
OonnelIp; 6: Ben. Wiler; 6: Sobn 5.
Seiltr; e: ). 90. 8siterman. G.
Marb: o. 80. qsrcipal. Colonel; sl:
SoIepb Iaesfs; 9, SOfspb EheiiIsn;
6: @b. :. Sracp; .: georse 6. pbils
lips; 6: Stub. Sielisntump; s: 5rs0.
Wats; o: u. M. @piper; s.: Gape
qrioe; s: Grunt gofton; s.: 5. %.
Sotpt; 9: Gbarles Tiiber. 2atOnia:
a. R. Sutbin, Colonel; 6. Warb: s:
9. ,R. gotterill; 8. Warb: l.: 8. 6.
Wanfon; 3: 9. q. Senbrirfon; s.: 8.
8. Sutton; 8: Miie Salon. Central
gppington: 8. Seib'l, Colonel. Cubs
lotp: 3. @. gaIslp. Snbepenberte:
6. 9. Stnniifsr. Grlanger: U. u.
Sbearer. Glsmers: Srunt 9fbpinDt.
5t. Mitdell: 8. 9. Mladop. 8rom>
lep: 2esIis Sarrfon.
- @s sibt Sbisrfreunbfbaften. ater
aud SeinbieIistsibn unter ben Sbiez
rem. Die oft gu bespsratsn admpfer
fiibren. 9lls 8eiipisI bierfiir mag ioIs
senher Shiertampf, ipeItsr i'm Spfe
Der itdbtii9en Stallunsen iib abipisls
ie, biensn. 3ipei pferbe, fpel9e friis
Der bsm 5eusrDebr= ORartement anSe>
bort battsn unb in BIN StaIIuneen
untsrsebradt iinb, ipurben ins Grsie
gsbra4t, Inn bas Steifiperben Der
Seine gu perbiiten. Die Sbiere Idle
men paour4. bab fie ibrem 8eruf snts
5ogen tpurbsn in iible 2auns geratbsn
5u fein, benn taum batten iie oen
StaI Derlaffen, als ite ipiitbsnb auf
einanber lpsitiirsten. Sic bseunnen
einen aampf, inbem Elm Ebier BEN
anoeren .bur9 fbn.le unb ssididte
Wenbungen nit benz Sufe einen pu4s
tigen Sfllas gu p,risBen periudte.
9lls bieies WtanGper gu tein:n entiheis
benben Refultat fiibrts, itiirmten iie,
tpie nuf @ereinbaruns eegen chamber
los unb biiIen na9 rodts unb Iints.
8ergebens mar es, bag bic StallmGn'
ner nit 9:ien unb &niippeln bic fans
pfenben pfsrbs 5u trenneu periu9!.n.
Sbps. 2autrp, elm Staldrbsiter, ers
griff fdli.fIih sinen 9aditsin unb
f4leuoerte bnielben b ua9 bsm aopf
ein's Der Sbisrs fpns ben &f ,u
einem pl0bliasn gnbe brahte. I6cr
beibe Sbierr iparen ni6t gsfuilIt, nah
be install auriidsugeben. Sic Tudten
tpahrThHnliG nod sin.r fpeiteren ges
Ieosn6eit. bn Sanpf su erneuern
Sic musten fdllisblih mittsIit zines
2aiTcs eingefanoen unb mad hcm
Stall osangsr ipsrben.
- 81. Sparbiaie Der Rotben
Siren, GeTelifnft, fpsldc in Der itiSs
tif6en Office psrmibt Durbs, III aes
Funben ncrbsn.
- Der gasar, tpeIfer gum geIten
Ser Seimntb fir oIts 5ruusn nbgsbnI.
ten uurh. bat einen Reinertras bon
$500 erse6en.
- &. .. Gp9ror. Elm Snfpettor
Der Warblanb gnIualt9 60. pon Balls
timor, bat ben GabritubI i'm Stnbts
cebdube inipiairt unS ben Sioots
9ommiHGren empfohIsn, bab bic Qufs
3lebs Seile o Ort bu,5 neue eriesf
nerbtn iollen. DIR Stobt 9ommiis
fdr SOut. &ummiFdr fir 5Ffentlifes
gisentbum, ipurbe baraufbin beaufs
rnot, bic Reparatursn ausfiibrsn gu
Iafeu.
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Selir GdlonDer,
Der neusepdblte srdiiSern Der
SGpeis.

@erM Sdtuei1. IA. Ge3enlber.
SeIir GaIonoer. Der gi5eprdiiOent Der
RepubIii i,nb Sanpi bes 9cparte.
nients ocs Snnern, iuurbe an Don.
nerstag sum Erdiibeutel Der SHipei5
fir oas sSabr 1918 geipdblt. Ct er-
bieIt i76 Gtimmefi. Or. gouaro
g2iller ipur6e nit los segen Al
GtiuuHen, meIhe fit @iiitnD albo<,
ben 9rdfibenten bes interndtionaien
0fotben 4reuoes, nboegeben fpcroeh
,parsu. gum Dissprdiih se.Dd6As
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Ser britiihe Gamtpfer
,Snigbt Of the 2biitle'
nntergegangem.
"a ueberIeoerbe ptrbsu
an Gamstag geIanbet

4
an Samstag eeIauSst.
Gin atIoutii9er Safeu
IA. Ses. Gias 5unttnbspeIb. Don
sinsm Dnmpier, bic am absnb BIZ:
aufssfanssn purb., entbi,It bic sin'
tiinbisung, OnB Ssr britii3. Dampftr
vaniobt of tie 5biftls" uHtsrsegan,
gen ifi, unb Der 0ampf.r am Sams.
tag bier "a rebsrIsbenbs InnbeH . ir'
be. Die 9spsjbs sHtbisIi tsiHe Gins
ielbsitsn iiber BEN llniersans oss
S5iffes oher ii6er Die Rsituns oss an
gOrb befinbIi6eH qerfcnsn. man bili
es ofer fir Dobri9sinIiH, bab Der
ranisbts Of tb. S5iitle4 pdbrsnb els
nss Der fiirdtsrIi4ften Gtiirms un.,r
esgansen it bic pdbernb Der lsbt:u
WOte auf bsm rbsgtlantiI4sn
O,san sstpiitbst.
Ser 9ampfsr mar Don 6687 aous
nsn 9iestiter urb purbe i'm Sn9r:
1903 in @lasspru gs6aut. CT ssborts
elmer Girma in Qiperppol.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
1917, as required by the Act OF 0cto-
Der 9th. 1917.
Sriugenbs Geii]it.Iorlage pom aon.
grch nHgenDmmen.
@afbinaton .. G.. Ia. 9e;.
Sn beioen Sauieru bes aongreiies
luuroe ON i5reitaa abeno cine oriR.
genoe GefiSit @orIage arigenommen,
tpeIhe bic 3eit, IN Der Der Rr1lioent
Die $69,000,000 oerausgnben mag.
uelfe bon ben $t00,000,000 oes
ariegs Notbitnnosfon6s iibrie iinb,
Der i'm Iesten 9tpril in feline Sanpe
gegeben iuur0e, bis gum 80. SUM-
ausoebnt. llriprIuslih mar Der 81.
DeScirtber aIs Iatum ieitgeiest NOR.
ben.
- a
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
l9l7, az required by the Act Of octo'
her 9th, 1917.
8ar Elm britif6er armee.
GALLON
9ontoh IA. Te5ember. Depc.
iden, mclhe nus Soann0 bier emile.
fen, itimmen bnrin iibereiil 6aB oas
.Slugjeua peldes am Gonnerstng in
elmer boldnoiid)en Srtidnft nieoer.
gine, nibt Gin alftidliif, ionocrn eii
briiiider glrmce. .9aIlon mar, iDelfcr
bon GnslonS iiber Die 9orbiee getrie.
ben ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master Mt Cincinnati on December IL,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo.
her 9Th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

Mittpe bes aouis gnrinuip. ipurrs
am 8. 0saemb,r B. 3. NIT bem Gl'
ienbabnsRaldt Dm. 3. arnolo
bon Gintinnati bur6 pnitor :. s..
Sfihorbion setrnut. Die 9eiratb ~
seItsrn srf betonnt sspOrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
.Sie aobIenrotb.


selephun Sunth 2401.
-Sie aobIennotb.
@m. q. elmer. @oriisenoer fir
ben aobIenfpnium IN Campbell Co.,
erflarte geitern, ooB elm GROCER Sob.
lenuorratb auf benz giienbabngeIeiie
in De @oltriep, nabe @etpport, Dor.
banSen ici. Gle aobIenpaggons 6eiin.
ben iih auf einem SeitenecIeie. @r
babe ieoofJ Die 8eriiheriing erGaIten,
oaB mtnbeitens 2 @oblenuageong biz
langltens beute no6 Jfelpport aei6idt
tDeroen tDilrben. Campbell Gountp bat
ferner Den eriten aniprrd ouf iencn
&oblenporratb, peIdJer i'm &. ullo 6.
gabnbof 5u SilDer 9rone norbanSen
lit. So6al6 Die giierlbabn SO. I'M
Stanoe iei, Dos 9eIeiie fir bic Sob.
lentDagguns frei 5u MAIDEN, tpiiroen
Die aobIeubdnbIer in Campbell so.
ib--... .tntbeil erbaIten. W1upor 9iu.
inglion erfIarte, Dab er 2 aoblenpag.
CONS fir Die bieiigen 9obIenbdnoIer
gcii6ert babe. SSn ioIden 6dQen, mo
Die aoblenbdilbler pegen oa5u 5obI.
reifer auftrage niht i'm Stnnoe lino,
Die aoblen ob5uIicfcrt, mill er ole
itd0tiifen @agen gratis 5ur gcrfii.
eung IteIlen. glm Idneriten bon Ger
RobIennotb meroen Die ormen 6omi.
lien betroffen. oo Der &rmen.auf.
febcr, tros aller gnitrengungen niht
I'M StatDe lit, alien anforOerungen
5u gerliigen.
- Scrr gbdrIes @ieoe.
m monn 8ijeprGiioent Der II. @.
@rouer.Iiiociotion, bdt cine itotiiti.
i6e SobeQe ausgearbeitet, peIhe
5eigt, Dab tros Der unaiinitieen Gage
6es @raugeiperbes, Die grmlcreibe.
iiser oes 2onbes fir Die 5fuciten 3ret.
beitsbonos in Iiberolcr @eiie ge3eid,-
net boben. Or erfldrt, ooB 39S grau.
er.Sirmen oes 2onoes $i2,250,000
fir bic Sreibeits.9OnoS fubifribirt
bnben, fpdbreno Die SnmilienmiigIie.
Der Der 9rauberrn uno Die Dean1tcn
ineipioueII $l,200,000 5eidnetcn.
s,42o grbsitsr iiibifribirteu $S5ir
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Td ols gr.itpiHiss gu. mslSen. fti.n
nur gut s,nus fix beutTfen 0linger.
frau D'Sars fpar Reoaiisurin ems
iosialiitii&en 9lattes In 81. 2cu's
eeneI.r unb bate f@ fpiier auI
cine Rsbstcur beseben.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December II,
1917. as required by the Act OF ocro-
bcr 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December IA,
lpl7. as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
Sriusenbs Seii5it.gorlase pOm SION
greh nngenpmmea.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December II
1917, as required by the Act Of octo
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
@ar Elm britif8erarmee e
gaIlon.
gersins.gnssisea.
Gpans. %attbGns @emeinDe.
CIR aiserfh uus glm efraee.

6isrHif snr sisnntnis, bat riorsen. gonntna.
GcrniifinG i0lt ubr 0ctte sbierit it1ttfinbet.
Die mrfbsef hnf 6eur Q,rffor Hefer lbfrnoms
nasn W3s srpnrisn ,1bIrei6ef psfu9.
u cess etssiss e3sE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

True translation filed with the i'os,
master at Cincinnati on December IA
1917, as required by the Act OF octO
Der 9th, 1917.