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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
Children Crv
FOR FiETCHER'S
G a s TO RIA
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
TAks > gAs Of Salu before breakfast
u your Baek hurts or bladder
\ bothss yol

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trouble,
because we eat too much and all our food
10 rich. Our blood is filled with uric
sciA which the kidneys strive to Alter
Out they weaken from overwork. become
sluggi1h; che eliminative tissues clop and
the result Is kidney trouble, bladder
weaknss and general decline ia health.
When Jour kidneys fed like Jumps Of
lead; your back hurts or the urine il
cloudy, full Of sediment or YOU are
obliged 70 Geek relief two or thres times
during tho night; II you suffer with sick
hpdache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
obmach, or you have rheumatism when
H. reAther Is bad, get from your phar.
mAcist about four ounces Of Jad Salts;
take . tablespoonful in Z glass OF
wstsr before breakfast for q few days
81 yeus kdnsys will then oct fine.
1hls iAnDus salts 10 made from tho acid
d gapss end lemon juice, combined With
lithiA end has been used for generations
y lSGA aad stimulate clogged kidncu
10 nsutrali1s the acids in The urine % Il
no lsnesf y . uourvs II irritation, thua
endlng blaAdsf disorder.
Jid Sslts ID inexpensive, cannot In.
jNB a4ks : delightful e6ervescent
litAia-vater beverage, and belongs In
evegy hoae, becasas melody con make
: nIstaks b having god kidnsy ausA.
Ing q, tins,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

Doris. little daughter OF b. j. Gard
ner. who was nine years old Sunday,
Oct. eth celebrated her anniversary
at her home on Saturday afternoon
her classmates in the rhblic school as
sisting in the honors Ct the day The
weather conditions were hac ana the
little girls enjoyed games OF various
kinds n the lawn. afte- which the
t title folks were served 10 q dainty
luncheon. Doris received many pretty
little gifts from her l,t!e guests rs re
m.nders Of this happy c-rnI The
little girls attending were Myrtle Gel
ger. Katherine ana Alice Lehr, Ruth
Reese. Violet Poandstone Ruby Shute,
Mildred Hermann Mildred Cuai.e Ar
line Heth. Elizabeth Osborn and Mil
dIcd Crosby.
Rev. Chatten, of the N f. church,
is now enjoying the pleasures o. a new
Ford purchased the past week.
VIM Lehr and family and F X Hook
spent a few hours in Streator Satur-
DAY
Jay Naughton and Roy Atwood were
among those Smelling corn last week.
Mrs. r. C. Williams has returned
from Chicago where she had gone 10
attend the regimental ball al Fl.
Sheridan where her husband is
member OF the End officers training
camp.
Rev Wise. OF Chicago. had charge
Of the services at St Andrews
church Farm Ridge Sunday afternoon.
Harry Bole, who is employed by
an auto firm in Chicago spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs n A Bolle Of the east side
Mrs George Clum. Mrs. H. NJ Glaz-
Ter and Miss Josephine Shaffer. of
Rutland did shopping in Ottawa Sat
urday.
Emmett Maggie, who is at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station, Chica
60 spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his parents east of the vii
lage. Mr. Nagle is very much pleased
fand speaks in the highest terms Of the
treatment and the eats the boys re.
ceiye he says Uncle Sam is all
right.
Miss Gertrude Lock has returned TO
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
LISTEN TO THIS!
SAYS C0RNS LIFT
RIGHT OUT NOW

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by Cincinnati authority
to use drug called freezone, which
the moment few drops are applied
to any corn, the soreness is relieved
and soon the entire corn. root and all.
lifts out with the fingers.
1t is sticky ether compound which
dries the moment it is applied and
simply shrivels the corn without indam-
ing or even irritating the surround
ing tissue or skin. 1t is claimed that
a quarter of an ounce Of freezone will
cost very little at any of the drug stores.
but is sufficient to rid ones feet Of
every hard or soft corn or callus. -
You are further warned that cutting
at corn is suicidal habit. I
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
RANSOM.
SsSSsse sssSss

The Allen Township improvement.
Club VII hold a regular meeting on
Oct. 18th at the home of Viola Smith.
Music, Viola Smith; roll call A favor
lite dress economy; Paper. Clothing,
Mrs Alice Birtwell, reading. selection,
Mrs. NJ. Hagi, election of delegates to
state meeting of |, T. w C. at Chi
cago; paper. History of Allen Town,
ship. Mrs. Amy Strobel.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Wright
a baby hoy Oct 2
Miss Carolyn Bcsley spent Thurs
day in Kinsman with friesds.
VIM. NJ. Ntlptyre was a Saturday
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
OPEN N0STRILS! END
I A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your cloggd nos.
trils will open, the air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuiiling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
little Of this fragrant antiseptic cream
In your nostrils. II penetrates through
every air passage Of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or innamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuIetup and
miserable. Relief ID. sure.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
MERIDEk.
SSsS SSsss sss q

We just returned Tuesday night
from fou. weeks trip thru he Buck
eye state and 4 short stay with the
Wolverines The light frost We had
hers September 9Th, reached both
Ohio and Michigan. killing all vines
and good part OF the corn was ruined
on the lcwlands, on the high sround
il was not hurt much. il wcnt in spots
seems TO be 2 freak OF nature. We
were surprised en- reaching home to
see our tomato and other vines green
But last Friday morning We had a
heavy freeze; there was ice the thick
ness OF a window pane, and this
Monday morning there was ice. 1t
finishes the killing OF all tender yege-
tables. also running the green corn
Mercury was 20 above We had cold
weather more like October all thru
September where he were in the East
Several from here attended the fun
eral OF Clifford Gillett. which was held
in Mendoza Saturday Clifford was
a former Meriden citizen, moving
from here TO Iowa, where he farmed
til poor health caused him to come
back here; but death soon claimed
him. He was a highly respected citi-
zen The bereaved wife and son and
other relatives have the deepest sym
pathy of all.
l., A. Rex has purchased a farm
near Genoa, about fifty miles north of
here. 1t contains 2i0 acres, and the
price paid was s2O5 per acre. 1t is
said to be one OF the finest farms in
that section and well Improved
Mrs, L. b. Wixom received the sad
news that her mothtr passed away
On Sunday at the home Of her daueh-
ter in Cedar Rapids Iowa. She had
been visiting here for some time and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

during her absence.
win Rex received the material for
his silo Saturday This is the second
one shipped to him. the first one hay
ng gone astray somewhere.
There We're no services here Sunday
nifht MS a loOdly Lumlcr wanted to
attend church in Mendoza.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
ILLINOIS ALMOST
DOUBLES ITS WHEAT
CROP IN YEARS TIME

NdsHluStOu, ~. - OCt. " n sum
mary of the October crop report fol
the State of Illinois and tor the
United States, as compiled by the Blu
reau OF Crop Estimates land trans
mitted thru the Weather Bureau, L
). Department of Agriculture. is as
follows:
Corn.
Stakeholder forecast, $4,000,
600 bushels; produc: ION .ast year (De
cember estimatel. 300, 100000 bushels
United States-Oct. i forecast, 3.
2100c0.000 bu.; production last year
Dec. estimate, 2.5s3,24l, coo bu.
All Wheat.
State-Preliminary estimate, 2S,
$4,000 bu.; production last year, Dec
estimate, 16,225,000 bu.
United States Preliminary esti
mate 659.797 900 bu.; production last
year, Dec. estimate. 63s $685. 900 bu.
State-Preliminary estimate, 244,
t0eOo0 bushels; production last year
Lee estimate, 1905, 600 blu.
United States - Preliminary esti
mate, $50 900 900 bu. production last
year, Dec estimate. l,251,952,OJ1 bu
Barley.
State-Preliminary estimate, 2,4s0,
COG bushels; production last year
Dec. estimate, 1,920.000 bu.
United States Preliminary esti
mate. 202,000000 bushels; production
last year, Dec. estimate, lS0,927 ,00t
bu.
Potatoes.
State-Oct. | forecast 14,4C000(
bu.; production last year, Dec esti
mate. 7,250.000 bushels.
United States-Oct, forecast, 453,
100000 bushels production last year
Dec. estimate, 2S5 $4,000 bu.
sweet Potatoei.
State-Oct. l forecast. $4,000 bu
production last year. Dee estimate
72. 900 bushels.
United States-Oct. / forecast, 81,
100000 bushels; production last year
Dec. estimate, 70.955,O00 bu
All Hay.
State-Preliminary estimate, 1917,
600 tons; production last year, Dec
estimate. 4651 COO tons.
United States-Preliminary estimate
100000 tons; production last year
Dec. estimate, 109, $4,000 tons. b.
Apples Agricultural crop.)
State--Oct, ] forecast 1850, CoO bbls
Of 3 bu..; production last year, Dec
estimate, $4,000 bbls.
United States--Oct forecast, So
100000 bbls of 3 bu.; production las
year, Dec estimate, 67,415,Oo0 bbls.
Estimated production 1917
$4,000 bu.; production last year, DEF
estimate. 100000 bu.
United States Estimated produ'
tion 1917 42,606,OOe bu.; productio
last year, Dec. estimate, 36.93s, 900 bt
Broom Corn. aln1sp
State-Oct. forecast, 1870 tons
productions last year Dec. estimate
6,6S1 tons.
United States-Oct forecast, 40
900 tons; production last year, Dec
estimate. $1,000 tons.
Prices.
The first price given below is tn,
average on October | this year ant
the second the average on October
last year:
State Wheat. 1879 and ,146 cent!
per ibushel Corn, 1870 and 80 cents
Oats Sc and Al cents. Potatoes 49,
and lRo cents. Hay, $l6e0 and $10.S'
per ton Cotton and . cents pc
pound Eggs, 81 and q cents pc
dozen.
United States Wheat, zoos ant
1853 cents per bushel. Corn. l75,
and 1923 cents. Oats, 62.3 and AL
cents. Potatoes. 1921 and 1920 cents
Hay, $l4.29 and sl036 per ton, Cot
ton, 1913 and l5.5 cents per pound
Eggs 374 and % i cents per dozen
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

her home. after several days visit
at the home of her. Aunt Bell Lock.
Miss Jessie Golf has returned from
weeks visit with Victoria relatives.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

passenger to Chicago, lie will spend
two weeks in the city with relatives.
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Miss Gertrude Lock has returned to
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Der 1~tppamsSan Dor
Sent Oberbun6esocri6t

8nibinetor, 10. Sat-. gor
Dem Sberbunbesgeridt besonn ben.
tie bic 9erbon0lting, TIM Mber Die
aifiinftige 8~eitimmung oes Damp
fers y4ppnm@, Der 0eutihen priie,
cine Gntideibnng sl trefFen. Ser
Observation-Disclosures Boboiu bon
9efpport Stems bate enti1ieoel boz
oos Shiff nnb Oeiien 2aOune ieinen
friberen engliiAen Gieentiimerr
dilgaubGtoieen fei. Bon ieiten Der
oeutffen Negierung aus tit gegen
oies lrteil gerttfung eingelest NOR.
ben. Die @erbonoIung miro pabr-
ideinlib ntorgen 81 gnbe fomrnen.
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n1arktberi1tc
ntnnhn Minrftheridif.

Omaha Widrftberidt.
Omaha. Is. Snn1tar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900.
Beef Stiere, feit.
Cute zig beite gtorling 8eebes
10.25-1t.5 so.
Cute Bis bette. idtpere, forngefit.
terte geebes t0.00-11.00.
DsittelmGBige forngefit. 8eebes
9.50-10.00.
@em5bnIi6e 7.75-9.25.
geeDes 6.50-S.75
MihelmdBige $4,000.
aiibe nfto Sellers, felt.
@rnB 9eebes, CUTE bts bette 500
Bis 9.25.
WitteImGBige 10000.
@enobnIife 6.50-7.50.
Cute bis bette Sellers 7.00--8.50
@ute Bis bette aiibe 100000.
Mittelm1Bige aiibe 6.00-7.00.
@cmohnIide 10000.
Stoders unb Seeoers, Fe as.
aorngefltterte Stiere $3.50 Bis
y.25.
Geeoers, CUTE bis bette, 500 bis
$50.
Wtittelm1bige 10000.
@dDobnIine 6.25-7.25.
Cute b. bette Stoders 1885.
Stod Sellers 6.25-S.25.
,Stod.aiibe 5.50-7.50.
Gtod.aGlber 10000.
8eal.a1lber 7.50--10.25.
Bulls uno Gtaeg G00-7.75.
8oloena.guQs $4,000.
Sdmeine-3uflhr 1900; @arft
felt bis Sc bober.
9nrfIdnittspreis 10.25-10.60.
Sodlter greis 1910.
Sdafe-8ufubr 10000; Martt 10
bis 15c b6ber.
26mmer 13.00-13.75.
@efiitterte BANNER 1916.
S1brIinge 10.00-t2.00
Bi00eg 9.5O-10.50.
Whitteridofe S.25-9.90.
@efatterte Mlttteridafe 10-15c
bober.
6eeoer MntteridaFe 6.O0-S.00.
6eeoer 26mmer 00-13 %.
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Der sMcrit 0eietm6ttc
11tilitdrisntiis kcntmt!
9as Marineminiferiam beldDliekt,
ansbiIbnngsIaeer fir Gletru-
ten ei%u5ntidDten,

8oibinetot,, 10. Sonuar.-Ndb
ren0 OeS lebten Sommers bate bos
Decentralization gum erIten MtoIe
bic Ginri1tling g~etroffen, Dab 8iDi.
liiten onf Standardization Der Bun.
oesmnriie cine areilSf1brt mitna.
den tonnten uno oobei In ben
Granddaughter bes miIitariiden
SeeOienItes linterriGt erbietten. Ser
3med oes Experiments mar, 2eute
fiir bic Marincierne ou gerpinnen,
unO Der geriud bat fia 10 gut be-
D1brt, onB er In oiefem CONNER
ermeitert tperoeh iol. Gtiua 1000
8ibiliiteii bdben Oie areuofabrtcn
mitgemnht itnb piele 0opol linO in
Die Miorinereierue eingetreten, bod
Itellte es fih Beraus, odB es better
Eel, ben 2eitten ihon pprber cine ee.
mile militdrilde Ansbiloung al ge.
ben nno tie Oann erit aiif bic Greu5.
fabrten 81 iAifen.
3u 0ieiem 8wede min 0as Msnrt.
tteminiIterium iitnntebr MusbtI.
oungsloge tn Netpport, M. s., Obi.
caeo, ST., gorfoIt Ga, Gan Gran.
cisco, Gal., uno m%abrideinlid aud
in 8eniacoIa, Gla., einridten, in be.
men breipiaige einen Monat lana in
6erieIben Beiie iDie Marinerefruten
ausgebilOet peroen ioaeu, ebe man
fie 81 areu6fabrten auldBt. Dieieni-
gen Seute, nel1e bereits i'm Iebten
CONNER cine &reu5fabrt mitmad.
ten, tuer0en @ele9enbeit our tpeiteren
9lusbiloung erbalten. Gas Marine.
miniiterium hea6lidtigt 5ebn ODER
5tu0lf S1lodti9iffe Der GeierbefIotte
inter aomtnanOo zines boberen Mo.
rineoFfi5iers in Dienit ai IteHeh oui
0enen Die uorgebiIoeten aeltte 6onn
Die areu5fabrtett ta MAIDEN baden
mer0en.
5er1er tuiro bedbii6tigt, Naotor.
bootobteiInnoen fir ben aiiftenOienIt
8l organiiteren 1inO IinO bterfiir be.
ionoers Gteentiimer bon M~otorboo.
ten uno ioIhe 2eltte, Die Elm Wao.
torboot fabren f0nnetl, iuiafommen.
aIe oteie Jreinilligen miiIIen Itd
mabren0 Der @usbiIounasperiooe
ielbit utiterbolten mas ouf etiua $40
pro Wann 81 Iteben fommt. 8esiiae
erbolten iie erits nenn ite mad CT.
foIgter ausbilOung in Die Mlarine.
reierne eintreten, jeoo6 Iegt linen
Die empfnngene ausbiIOitng nidt 6ie
8erpfli6htng gum Gintritt IN oie
Mdrinereierbe auf. Golden 5rei.
miuigen, Die MIR TN 8inter al.
fommlih iin6, fin0 In 8bila0eIpbio
Die ShIodtidiffe nMinnelota" uno
ogiortb 9afota@, in 0eD gorf 0og
SdIadtidiff oNep SerIcp" slir Ser.
fiiguno eeitellt por0en, mo oieie
4usbiloungsfurie meroen in ailrse
beginner. Die NusbiIoungs8eit in
ben flint 2agern lift bonn 2. eSuli bis
4. auguit nd6iten Sobres ongeiest
tporoen, Die Motorobteilungen iol.
len indbrenO Der erften atpei @o6en
beg Septembers iiben.
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partei finb nod elmer 9epeI6e Oes
neutrality-suspicious. oabin iiber.
etneefommen, SnB iebe tpeitere Grie.
aensperbanolung 5tpedlos lei. Gen
Seino miifie tiunmebr gum Srieoer
geSlDuneen mer0en.
DETER. greiie iber aaiiertenaat.
mDrt.
amIter0am is. San. - DIX
8ieuer BIdtttr geben in fr1ftiger
Worten iberr gntporlirg iiber Die
Joroer1tngen Ser Aaiiertten alls.
orud. Gos o6remoenblatt@ iogi
5n Dem 8erlnngcn be3iiglib Der
oGreibeit" Der 6lanerb &um6ner
uuo caebiIden SIopafen:
Gar biele, Die 1lftter benz Mo1t-
gebot eittes Regenten Der entente.
mG6te iteben, ip1ren frob, inenn iie
iih zines Iolden MtoBes bon Grei.
belt uno Gleihberehtigung erfreu.
en- fonner, tpie iinter oiterreiffunga.
ridden 2egime." Dos 8Iatt flbrte
oes 8eiterer ans, bob Die Irtipori
in 2onoon 5ui1mmenGeIteIlt tpurbe
itio erfIart. o2Iono Georges 9feoe
3etgt, mo- Die Sauptoppoiition gegen
ben Grie0en si iueben it,
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S~mffra0cttcnzD rmGcrci
CcnScn a~as0chobcn!

2on6on, 10. San. Die Con.
Ooner goIi5ei uricrnobm beltte cine
Ma53ia auf Die @obnilug Der trie.
geriifen Suffrogetten annie Seen.
men un6 @roce 9ioe, ionic ouf Die
SuFfrogetten. Gruderei In tueIder
Dos Organ Der 5rauenitinmarp6t.
Ierinnen, Britannia bernuseeee.
ben mirD. 2etteres hattie berIhieoe.
ne MloIe Bite Meglerune otgegriHeH,
neil gewiIie Sdi1ten OerieIben ei.
men n@ergleif~ nit Den Geinoen
gngIaiios aiidubobnen berfudteu.
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Orcbfcmcr IN
Rc6 JslanS, JM.!

Sod Ssldno, 81, Is. San.
Selte bormittng fam In Dem sc.
bGuoe Der ges Moines 8reiuine
So. an Der 3meiter abe., bic Saitpt.
geibdftsTtroBe Der StoOt, Geuer gum
ausbruf. 81sfelbe Derbreitet iif
nit iolAer HieienIdneGe, 6ob oos
groBe M0beIgeid1ft Der Sirmo
Glemartt &SaIsmorn mit8erIt0runq
beorobt lit. abteiIungen 2of1martn.
Ihofftn bon Dabenport, So, uni
@1oline fit6 our 8erftdrfifng Der
bieitget Geltertpebr eingetroffen.
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'1lcnnir6l Geo. Detuep
ltcet i'm Stcrben!

8oibineton, Is. San. = s(omiro[
George Getpep's glbleben nir0 Itiinb.
Itd ertuartet. 9epep lit 70 Sabre.
alt; felt ben letter. fiinf Gagen bot
iid fem 8uitnno OermnBen bers
idIedtert, oab oos Sdltmnlte be-
flrdtet miro.
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Dcrtrctcr ueMtr0Icr
rerlaHem Bmkareit!

Berlin, iber QmItersam unS Son.
Son, Is. San. ~ 0ffisiea mirS
bier befonnt eeIiodt. oaB Die neli.
trnIen R~eaierungen eriitft poroer
iinS, ibre Beuoam6dtigten aus gu.
foreit nb8uberufen. Dieieln @eiudy
uiir0e am 10. Snnnur entipro1en.
Die @cionoten berlicBen glfarpit in
einem fir iie bereit gebaItenen Spe-
5iaI5uee.
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g6ienap Nearftberidt.

Chicago, 10. Satrnor.
6in6bieb--8ufubr $4,000; Morft
felt Bis 10c bSber.
S6dIter preis t1.60.
Canadian @rofters 900.
S6brIinge 1910.
GAweiHc--8afubr $1,000; Ilnrft
feft Bis &c b8ber.
Gurdi9nittspreis 10.G0-l0.85.
S0dIter 8reis 1886.
Sdafe-8ufubr $4,000; @artt 10
bis zoe bober.
@efiitterte 96n1r1er 14.25.
@eltlide 21mmer hoo.
6eeoer 2Gmmer 1896.
Sbnbo 2dmmer 1895.
ct. SOicpb @arftberiGt.
ct. Soiepb, t5. Santar.
&in6bie5-3utubr $500; Weartt
tart Bis t0r b5ber.
Sdmeiae-8uhtbr 5000; @nrft
felt.
9ur1iGnittspreis t0.35-10.70.
SohIter @reis 1915.
Sdafs-3ufubr 5000; Danrft 10
biz f5e h6ber.
@efitterte 2Grhr1er 1875.
aauIas Gin Marttberidt.
aonias Sin, Is. Sdrunr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000.
Beef Stiere, feft bis idno@.
SGbrlinge, feit.
aiibe utO Seifers, Ourdf9nitHi9
felt.
&GIber, firm Biz b0ber.
&1lber, itarf.
SdDeine-3ufubr 10000; 1nrft
felt bis sc b0ber.
9urdidnittspreis 10.00-t0.75.
Soditer Breis 1890.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000; Mearft 10
bis loo bober.
Gefiitterte 2Gumer 1875.
Smnbn Wetrei6emarft.
Omaha, IS. Sorlior.
9arter 8eioen-
Scr. 2. 1SSk-t9t
Scr. 3. 1870
ger. d. 1S1-f83
gr. 4. 131-1SS
@eiBer GriibiabrstDeisen-
gT. 2. 1S5-192
gT. 3. 162-1S9
9uram @ei5en-
Rr. 2. 1s1-1s3H
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uttt Siidben belaccmcs
Scgcli0iff Dcrienkt!

Sailor, u. Q. 10. San. Ger
gfoba Scotia 0reimaIter oSorrp
aoaut8" nit Giid)en beInoen Der itd)
auF Dem @ege bon ct. Sesobn, q.
s., mad eirem Safen am Mittel.
nicer befano, 1T I'm Golf BON BUS.
cara bon einem beittiden Eaudboot
torpeoiert unO ~berienft tporoen.
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streif in gera grns besnSst.

8eru @rnB, WleIt., 15. San. -
Der biefige Gtreif, an Dem Die mel.
item Mrbeiters llniouen beteiIigt tuo-
rem, lit geitern infoIge Der gemii.
buneen oes 9iireermeiiters gu einart
AbihluB eefommen. Der gerfebr
I'M @nfens aif Ser S~trabenbobn uno
in ben 9abnb6fen. mar Dur6 ben
Streit ednSlid5 brad gelegt moroen.
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BcM6nGer ~iittcrnicrcn
SemtIetcs Gomdbbcct!

gonoot. 10. Snn.-gine GepeidC
aus @liIfingelt an Die Reiter 0epe.
idlen agentnr beiaet. ooB Elm Dol.
IdnOiideS arieesidiff lebte Rahi
e oeutihes Iauhboot nod BEN
@Iiiimger Saiea aebrndt babe. Dos.
ieibe puroe N boadnoiidjcn @eDGI.
fern eefapert. Gas 9audboot nirc
~flterHicrt nerGcn.
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SeISeutat Der 9nTcu.

2onbon, 10. San Die ruIIiide
abmiroIit6t meIbet, OoB om 6. So
mar cine ruiiiide 6lotte bic ailite
AnatoIiens beimiuhte uno 40 tiir.
fiihe SegeIidifie, Die bereit fu1reit,
mad aonltantinopeI ab3uFabren, ser-
it0rten. Gs pitrocn 60 Eirfen ge.
foneen eenommen.
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Diu0 bcceObt sic
Staot Gbi9uaRmo!

CT Qaio. 9rr., Is. san. giI.
ia. NIT oeIian ~boaItdnoieer 9ie0er.
Iage bic go~rran5iIten fiir5lih 10
pr1HIteu. Bat Den iiiolpeIIid Der
5toot gbibuabud befinoIihen Me.
: qiernngstruppea EN- Shnipbhen ge.
id3Iaeen ufb befinoet iih iebt nit
tSiner n1upiarRee III elmer feTten
Noiitior meitlih oiefer &ouptitaot
0eS uor0liden 9ierifos.
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Ocmtictc 4,rtn5ett
BET Scn SGicocrn!

amiterodnt, 10. San. Der Ser.
liner QofoIdnseieer meIoet, bab
9rinS Sieismuno uito Bring arieo-
rid aarI, s0bue Oes 9rinSen SEQ.
polo bon Rreuben ii9 Dem bent.
iden Blicaereorps ongeidIoiien bd.
ben. 9riu6 Sisismur0 1T 25 Sabre
ali, iein 8ruoer % Sabre all.
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Der Rnfsfono.

9ie folgenben Betr6ge fir bic
RriegsnotIeioenoen einge1 in Der
Eribnne Elm bon:
SRI. Sobottnn Sebnne. Gobib
Gitb, Rebr. .$t.00I
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O. be5nbIt fid. IN ocn Rial.
'ifiaierten Au3eioen1 Der Eritiiue gu
nnnoncieren.
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u0rSIitb scr Scnttftc
0ebt IS lcbbdft ST!

Berlin, is. San. Gunfenberi9t. }
9os &riegsornt meIbete bellta
uofmittog, DAB iid norOIid Ser
Somme Itdrfe artfaerief6mpfe uto
Iebbofte acknowledgements entlpideln.
D8dbreno bic feinoliden Angriffs-
abteilungetL no INNER fte aud 8itr
.SHenitbe iiber9ingerl, auritdgeihla-
gen muroen, baben unIere eigenen
abtetluneen BEL lteberraIdunesan.
griffen Dem Geinbe mebrere S6lap.
pen beigebrodt uno lirto NIT @efon-
eenett iin0 elmer AnaobI eroberter
Maibinengetuebre nnh ibren Ste[-
lungen 5uriidgefebrt.
goris, 15. San. 9os bieftge
ariegsanut meIOet: oguf Der 8eTt-
front bat itd nidts bon 8eoetttung
ereignet."
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aerubrOm bemOliert.

Gas 0Iterreidalngorii6e General.
uilartier ber6ffentIidte naditebenoer
EageSberiht:
.llnIer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bombor6ierte in Der @ndt bonn 12.
nuf ben 10. Soniidr nit Grfolg Oos
feinbIid)e 6liegeroerorom IN 8elLge.
ia, oas bereits am IA. 9oDember
iin0 8. Ge5entber bon unierea Size
germ oenloliert. jeooh nieoer dufge.
boitt tDoroen mar
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