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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14
Observation-Disclosures

, panied by his wife, he was driving
his car back from Dallas, when the
! car skidded off an embankment ana
overturned into small creek.
PEORIA, ILL.,. March IA man
said to be Albert Glasford. sought by
the police here for the murder OF his
| wife, April 26, 1904, is believed to be
under arrest at. Lincoln. ILL.,, accord
ing to information from there.
LIMA, ILL.,. March 1.-THE outlook
for wheat crop here is very poor.
About rs percent OF the crop is badly
damaged by freezing. and unless a
rain falls very soon practically ali
will be plowed under and planted to
corn, oats or glass.
MT. STERLING, ILL.,, March 14--It
seems to be the general opinion of
the farmers of different parts OF the
county that most Of the wheat is still
alive and with favorable weather we
will have a good yield.
MISSOURI.
HANNIBAL. Mo-, March 14.-With
the ultimate object of throwing the,
st. Louis and Hannibal railway into
the hands Of receiver, action has
been taken in the United States dis
trict court here by c. Ledyard Blair.
and Charles w. Cox of New York,
in behalf Of themselves and other
bondholders of the railroad which,
olerates between Hannibal and Gill
mora, Mo.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March II
Henry Bennett Of Quincy, Ill.,, left
his wife and fl mily there six weeks
ago to elope with his wife's cousin,
Miss Pansy Derry. II years old. The
pair were arrested together yesterday
afternoon in rooming house here.
PALMYRA, Mo. March 1.-THE
coming city election promises to be
the liveliest in years. F. J. Bern
hard, who has represented the first
ward In the council for twenty-five
years. is a candidate for mayor, with
DR.. c. P. Claim as his probable OPP
ponent. Friends are urging Madison
Nelson to make the race for the first
ward councilman. For marshal the
present incumbent, r. E. Haycraft, is
candidate for reelection. with Con
stable l. S. Waterman and Russell
Harvey as opponents.
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IOWA.


NEW HAMPTON, Iowa, March IA.
Roy Miller of Randolph, Mimi, a
Chicago Great Western brakeman.
his body from train, near Mcintyre
Police officers captured three tramps
after chase across country and they
are being held for investigation.
LOGAN, Iowa, March 14.-Mrs.
Margaret E. Stansbarry, IL years old,
was granted a divorce from her hus-
band, Henry Stansbury, 80 years old.
in the district. court here on the
grounds Of alleged cruelty.
CRESCO, Iowa, March 14.-H. e..
Burgess is dead here, 10 years old.
Mr.. Burgess was one of the pioneer
lumbermen Of this section and was
at the head OF Burgess and Sons, who
conduct a chain of yards in Iowa and
Minnesota. He was prominent in
state politics and served as senator
from the Howard Winneshiek district.
WATERLOO, Iowa. March IA
Cranston Adams Of this city, a pas
senger brakeman on the Illinois Cen
bigamist He has been married three
times and has only one divorce to
show for his triple dive into the
matrimonial sea. None of Cranston's
wives wants him, and trial for bigamy
is expected.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March IL
Bank deposits of Sioux City show an
unusually prosperous condition. They
have increased 100000 in the past
six months. The total now reaches
S30,000,000.
HAMBURG. Iowa, March IA re-
frigerator car loaded with Red river
spuds caught fire in the local yards
and the railroad men made frantic
efforts to save the cargo. The fire
was in the walls Of the car and hard
to get at. 1t was finally put out,
after the spuds had nearly all been
unloaded along the track.
ILLINOIS.
QUINCY, ILL.,, March 14.-Miss
Harriet Owslay, aged 81, was killed
yesterday by State street car while
in the act of recovering her hat. She
was a member of a prominent family
a. Canton, Mo-, and came to Quincy
ten years ago. She made ner home
with her sister, Mrs. Cason.
SPRINGFIELD, H., March IA
dispatch received here from Bishop
Tuttle of ST. Louis, said q majority
of the bishops Of the Episcopal
church in the United States have
consented to the conservation OF Rev,
Granville n. Sherwood OF Rock Island
to become bishop Of the Springfield
diocese. The conservation exercises
will take place probably Easter week
at Rock Island.
PANA. Ill, March 14-John Har-
mon, superintendent of the manual
training school in the Taylorville
township high school, and we'll known
in state educational circles, hangeo
himself in Taylorville yesterday. The
cause OF his suicide is unknown.
ST. FRANCISVILLE, H.. March IA
Viola Doak, "a years old. of a
prominent family at Billet. III, died
yesterday from injuries suffered when
she fell down flight of stairs.
ADRIAN, Ill, March 14.-Thomas
NJ Stevenson, one of our best known
citizens, was killed in an automobile
accident Monday afternoon. Accom-
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Aostess 70 Club,

Mrs. George S. Merriam was hostess
to the P. N. G. club this afternoon at
her home on Timea street.
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To Entertain Society,

Miss A. Anderson will entertain the
r. l.. and friends of the Swedish M. +.
church, at her home, sos South First
street Thursday evening, March Is.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14

Within radius Of 100 miles of
New York City lives one-eighth of
the total population Of all the United
States,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14
A Lonq WAITING Lis.

Ya,,..N long waiting LIST.
seusnaon Herald: There are fifty
ersss paper men in the present con-
ws,,,. ana there are few more just
70 ng Tor an opportunity to get next
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14

Thimbie Club Meeting.
Mrs. John ]. Crimmins, Jr, enter
tanned the Thimble club this afternoon.
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SCRAPS
UNITED Press Leased Wire Serv.
ice

NEW YORK-Kid Williams, form
er bantam weight champion. defeated
Joe Lynch of New York. in ten
rounds. ,-. u-
COLUMBUS, Ohio.-Joe Rivers and
Johnny O'Leary, Buffalo, have been
matched to go twelve rounds here
Monday night.
ST LOUIS, Moon the aggres-
sive from the start to the finish.
Sammy Sandow, Cincinnati, trimmed
Harry Kabakoff, local bantam, in
twelve rounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after Three Years
Suffering.

Ruffalo. N. VI am the mother OF
ronr children. and for nearly three years
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Use a Gate City want ad.
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ILLINOIS,.

QUINCY, ILL.,, March 14.-Miss
Harriet Owslay. aged 81, was killed
yesterday by State street car while
in the act of recovering her hat. She
was a member of a prominent family
a. Canton, Mo, and came to Quincy
ten years ago. She made ner home
with her sister, Mrs Cason.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14

ADRIAN, ILL.,. March 14.-Thomas
M. Stevenson, one of our best known
citizens, was killed in an automobile
accident Monday afternoon. Accom-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14

HAMBURG. Iowa, March IA re-
frigerator car loaded with Red river
spuds caught fire in the local yards
and the railroad men made frantic
efforts to save the cargo. The fire
was in the walls of the car and hard
to get at. 1t was finally put out.
after the spuds had nearly all been
along the track.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-14

ST. FRANCISv1LLE, H.. March IA
Doak, "a years old. of
prominent family at Billet, H., died
yesterday from injuries suffered when
she fell down a flight of stairs
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MT. STERLING, ILL.,, March 14.--It
seems to be the general opinion of
the farmers of different parts OF the
county that most Of the wheat is still
alive and with favorable weather we
will have a good yield.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-08
PUBLIC CONTROL ASSUMED
CONTINUED from Page y =,

flexible rules which a government Or
der imposes.
The materials classified today will
move in the following order:
Railroad fuel; livestock, perishablc
goods, and feeds; military supplies;
other government supplies on special
request; coal for cooking plants, and
coal for current use The movement
of coal is prescribed in manner SIM
liar to request for preferential ship
ment for specified requirements of
producers several days ago by Fuel
administrator Garfield.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Mary
X. Rutterfield, deceased

4. Rutterfeld, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Charles r. Butterfield, adj
ministrator with the will annexed Of
the estate Of Mary r. Butterlield, late
of the city of Glendale, in the county
of Los Angeles and state of California.
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons have claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this
notice, to said administrator, at the
office of C. l.. Young, his agent duly
appointed for the service Of process,
in the City National Bank Building,
in the city of bismarck, in said Bur
leigh County, No, n Dakota.
Dated November 90. 1917.
CHARLES r. RUTTEIiFIELD,
Administrator with the will
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Death to App!c Worm.

The apple worms mamma, from
whose eggs the destructive larvae de-
vc'op, is The codGlinG moth. One cure
for the mischief is to spray the trees
with arscncal or other mineral poi
sons. The worms cat the poisoned
leaves and die. Thanks to this treat
mcnt, the choice grades Of apples now
adays GENE to market in perfect condi-
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c. WILLIAMS e. co.
Real Estate SNAPS

LAND WANTED-Improved and un-
improved farm land, large and small
tracts. If you desire to sell at a
reasonable price give terms. can
get results. Eastern connections
with campaign for buyers that de-
sire this class of land will offer you
a chance to sell. Send list with low
est price and terms, or see G. Will
Jams & Co., telephone No. 497. Bis
marck Bank bldg. g
nAve blacksmith shop that want to
trade for tractor and plOws. Shop
is in good town of 400 or main line
of N. p, consisting of all necessary
tools, engine and trip-hammer.
FOR TRADE-One SECTION of good
land in Mckenzie county to trade
for city income property.
c. WILLIAMS E. co.
Office Bismarck Bank Bldg.
Tel. No. 497. Bismarck N. D.
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Mrs. Angler B. Duke, formerly Miss
Cordelia Biddle of Philadelphia, is one
OF the New York society women who
is helping to make Hero Land" a sue.
cess. "Hero Land is a spectacle be-
ing held in Grand Central palace, New
York, for war relief. Mrs. Duke ap-
pears as a "GOdmCther."
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FOX SALE OR RENT-aOUSES
AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Modern house, three
blocks from postoffice. Phone 1914.
Geo. Little. 12-5-tf
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annexed Of the estate of
Mary r. Buttertleld, de-.
ceased. 5'
l1-24-12-1-S-15.
LATEST ESTIMATE
PLACES FATALITY
UPWARD Of 28O0

St.tJdhrs, N. e, Dec. S.-Thc relief
committee sent, by this City TO Hall
fax returned tonight and gave their
esti,natefof the number dead at $500
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FOR RENT-Five room and bath cot
tage on 9th Street. near Ave. A.
Low rem to right party. A. Van
Horn, 209 Seventh st. 12-6-3t
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FOR RENT-6 room modern cottage
fitted with Majestic range, window
shades and curtain fixtures. E. w.
Wasche II l tt.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage; part
ly modern; water furnished. 319
S. Ninth st. Phone 602R. 12-7-tf
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BATTERY
r EP AIR ING

We are licensed service station
and wholesale distributing depot of
the Exide Battery Co., the largest Of
its kind in the world. Any work we
turn out is absolutely guaranteed by
our contract with these people. We
will repair all makes Of batteries and
carry a full line of new Exide batter
les and parts for any make of car.
Cold weather ruins a half charged
battery. IF yours Is in doubtful con-
dition, send it to US for inspection.
We also specialize in the winter stor.
age Of batteries for those who put
away their cars for the season.
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FOR SALE-TWO houses on 30 It.
lot on Sixth Street. A good invest
ment B. X. Skeels, 40S Broadway.
12-6-tf
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FOR RENT Two cottages. One new
and all modern. Phone 202L.
10 7 Ct
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FOR SALE-Six room house; month
~ payments about same as rent
7. K. DOran. Palm
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FOR Realistically modern Sroom
house. Enquire o. w. Roberts.
Phone 751 or Isl. ~ 1 If
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FOR RENT-Five room house, strict
ly modern at SIS Main street. Phone
53eX. 12-S-3t
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FOR RENT-HOuse at SIS Sixth st.
Apply to e. X. Skeels, 4OS Broad
Way. 12.6-tf
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FOR RENT-4 room house, full base
ment, heating plant, hardwood
floors, city water, electric lights
ETC.; very reasonable. Phone 600
12-4-tf
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FOR RENT-G room house with
lots; 5 room house close in. Harvey
Harris and Co. J. r. Jackson, Mgr.
City. u st
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HOUSE TO RENT have two
houses for rent. G. L. Bupton. LIST
FOR RENT-GoOd, comfortable, seven
room house, close in; rents for S25.
F.. o. Hellstrom 12-3-tf
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Cannot Be Pioneers,

The world is explored There is no
more "Wcs" in the old sense of the
term; no empty. unknown land, dow
cred by imagination with all the riches
of the rainbow's foot, for the migra-
tory advcnturcr to take and hold. Our
sons may become heroes. poets cap
tains Of industry, scientists, artists or
inventors; but they cannot be pioneers.
There isn't room.-Exchangc
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MOTHER and child wishes modern
room with motherly woman; must
be close in Address 351 care Trib-
une. 1888
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FOR RENT room strictly modern
house. 423 18th street. Phone SILK
i 80 l mo-
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FOR RENT-Partly modern six room
house. J. X DOran. l2-4-1m
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FOR RENT-Flat; water, light and
heat furnished. Especially low |
price if tenant will care for furnace.
Phone 132R J. X. Doran. 12-6-1m !
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FOR SALE-Three-hole oil burner;
$500; in good condition. Phone
719K. ....- 1918
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-To hear from owner OF
good unimproved land for sale. State
cash price, description. D. F. Bush.
Minneapolis. MINI. II 8 1t
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WANTED-To buy several hundred
bushels of feed cord. Phone or
write North Dakota State Peniten-
tiary, Bismarck, N. D., giving price.
LIST
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FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey boars, ex-
ira large heavy boned extremely
long bodied, pure bred, not better
stock offered in Burleigh county.
Also pure bred Jersey bulls for
sale. Address Edward G. Patterson,
Bismarck, n. Oak. ii ~ II
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27
9artOffcl.s escn SlIasfns.

Na9Itebenbes gilt natirli9 nur
fir mdn9e 3eile oes bo9noroii9en
Serritoriums 4lasta, 1T aber ni9tss
oeItopeniger reht bemertenspert un0
geb0rt gu ben man4erlei ueberros
i9ungsn. psI9e oieIes @ebiet pGb<
renO Der Iebten Sabre in Ianbpirts
I9aftli9er 9inii9t i9on gebra9t bat.
Die Nderbou : Decentralization bon
Mlasto DerDffentli9t in einem reusrs
li9en 8eri9t Mitteilungen zines
uIastuniI9en Sormers, peI9er ben
Acknowledgment Grntes Grtros Don
II Sonnen Rortoffeln pro Mcrs ouf
Ieinem GonbItiid eroielt Fat! unO
&artoffeln iinb ni9t oas ein5ige
lonobauIi9e prooutt, pel9es er
aiebt; iie tOnnen aber unter ben ieBi<
gen @erbGltuifen DEFENDERS srobes
SntersFe beanipru9en. SIM CONNER
0es Sobres 1915 purben in Der un>
mittelbaren nmgebung Der a%lastanis
I9en Stabt 6oirbants nt9t ~peniger
als 900 Sonnen Rartoffeln einges
beimIt, cine 3unabme UNI 100 Sons
men iiber bic Grnte bes porberi9en
Sdbres. MuBeroem bort man, bab in
0ieIen Stri9en cine gang tpunberOoae
Spielort &~artoffeln entpidelt porz
ben iet, beren Seitenftiid an @rDbe,
@etuIt unO @ei4mud ii4 iOnit MIR
gsnbs, DON Sbabo Bis mad Der irldns
oiI9en @rofI4aft @oF, finOen Iafe.
Wp9 tpunoerbo1er, ols sic neue Oeuts
l9e Rartoffeln : @attung nSinoen<
burg"0.
gu oieIen @rfolgen Der olastunis
Tden notwithstanding mag aud ni@t
fpenig Ser l1mItanb beigetrdgen bdz
ZEN, 0ob Elm GROCER Sell oes lamb
6duli9en 8obens Nlastas cine ftarte
8eigabe pon pultanii9er @i9e ent>
6Glt. Solder 8oben eripGrmt Ii9
lei9t, IGBt ii4 AUDI lei9t e%ntpdhern,
unO feline 8earbeitung ma9t nur gez
ringe S9pierigteit.
Sin Rortoffelbauer BON Goot Sns
let, namens @eorg 9oG, bat ieiner
ansabe nod 575 Bis $50 Suihels
&artoffeln pro 4cres ge5ogen. @r be-
FaBt ii9 auBeroem nit Stedriiben,
8elbriiben, aobl, 8lumentobl, CRIB
len, Sellerie, paifinaten, Raoies4en,
Salot@2uttt9 unb nod mebreren anz
beren @emiifezYflansen, unb er be-
bauptet, baB ale oieIe auf ieiner
Tarm gang DortreffIi9 gebeiben.
Sc faeint aud, oaB &artoffel<
Rrantbeiten unter ben @rodpfeln 6a
uben gar teinen 8obsn finoen!
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

Dieter Sage trafsn Ilfreb
4rneb unb SRI. CLARA SelebauIer.
begleitet bon George Stoffels uno
Caroline Selbbauler, in einem Muto
aus Snternational Sails, Minn., in
9auoette Elm, Urn !i9 bort trauen
gu laiien. 3pii9en @mo uno Bar.
ibid, luf Der tona5;f9en Settle,
muBten tie in p%olliter Sabrt bura
einen brennenben Malb fobren uno
ss selans ibnen arl9, unOerlest bur8s
3utommen.
Sic Union Yaeific.
Yabn0eieufdaft bat felt fltr5em cine
anoere @~rbeitsaeit eingefiibrt, Inn
iGren @ngelteatcn mebr @elcgenbeit
6u gcben, in ibren @Grten am Nad-
mittag 81 arbeitcn. @ie Nrbeits5eit
bcginnt um.7:30 morgens bis NIT
tag, unO bon 1 ubr bis 4:30, geget
friiber 8:15 bis mittag uno bon /
llbr bis $50. 0ieie @rbeits5eit
miro bis gum Is. September einge.
Hnlten meroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27
8ranbmirtiaaft.

DAB Mderbau aud obne Pflug uno
6oustiere Dentbar 1T unb au9 auf
getpiHen &ulturitufen cine &olle GEE
Ipielt bot, fu9t So. 9abn in elmer
8roi9iire iiber Die 8ranopirti&aft
in Ser 8obenfulturA gu bepeiien, I'M
benz er an Elm in 6 lropa oielerorts
nod beute ssiibtes @erfabren, bic Jog.
9eutberge, erinnert. 9ier6ei ipirO Der
Walb gerobet, bas brau9bare Werts
bola 5ugef9la9en uno a~bgefqbren.
Die auriidbleibenoen Spdne, 4eite,
StrGu9er, Wur5elitriinte ufn. iper>
ben m0gli6it slei4mGBig iiber Die
gon3e 5ld9e p~erteilt, Ole 3aiennarbe
miro aufsebadt unb untergebadt, uno
I9lieBli9 nirb bas @an5e, nadoem
es einigermaBen ausgetrodnet lit, an
9eaiRbet. Sn bic nod tparme @i4e
fat man bann 3oggen, perein3elt aud
8u6peiaen. Wir begegnen oieism
@erfabren bier uno ba nod i'm pirts
temDergii4en unb baoii4en S4par3s
palo, in sen Satpeiaer @oralpen, in
Steiermart unb Sen Diterrei9ii9en
Qlpen uno i'm 806mermalb. Sang
dbnli9 tit bas nS4iffeln" in Der
@ifel unb i'm Moieaano; AUDI bic
2obGedenpirtf9aft bag S~iegerlanoes
uno bic Moosbrennerei oes oeutIGen
NurOpelten ndre nit beransuaieben.
Serner Tam man Die 8ranbpirti9aft
nod in ipeiten Oiitritten bon Sdipe-
Sen, Sinnlanb, @ftblonb unb Noro>
ruBlono antreffen. iiberaa unter @erz
p%enoung BON Hoggen CUR @usiaat.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

nids ssTost. Mer ben uns bann an
ben runbs SebbeI gelebt I'm reitefpes
bat bos Sable iipfpsr bic WobrgGrte
eeitart. Mds Ii4 isBt Oiepelloppt
bat, bns Der5dbI i'd S9ne in msin
S4reipebrief bieto6s i'd mill
er14t nod ebbes obparte I'M i9
gloutpe, i6 ben niooer Montiebibs
neB gemo4t, ippmit i'd Osr6Ieipe
Sbne Sbrn Iieper
pbtGipp Soueramper
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

= Cart. 5reunoin: rDu, mas
6at bod Oein 8rdutisam fir cine
uni60ne Stumpfnaie!"
8raut: vSagen mir better, er bat
einen etpas abgeitumpften @eru4s'
linn!!"
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

-@9 o! - Ou, peperl, mas
is benn Dos, baB bein Mutterl ieit
leBter s3sit tlast, baB b ioDiel 9oiens
tnDpf Oerlierit9
- So mel, am 8a6n6of BAN mir
en- Automoten triegt!
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

Gut geseben. 3immerfrau
(3u i6rem Stuoenten): s4ber 9err
8ierl, beut lit Der pier5ebnte Sag,
baB sic INNER srit abenDs I'm 5
ubr a~uffteben?!"
$780,. Iebsn sic, uno ba i9reibt
mir nod mein Sntel, oab i'd in ben
Sag bineinle6e9!"
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27
Mbaefa6rt. OienitmdOz

M~bgefibrt. O%ienitmdb<
9en: LIMB bann pollte i9 Sbnen
nod iagen, sndoige 5rau, oaB id
elm reyes Mitslieb Der Sienltbotenbe<
tpesung bin."
Sausfrou: sd srie9e bas idon
aus S6rem Oienltbu9 = Sic ipe9>
Isla iebr oft = bic PfdBe."
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

Die bD6ere So4ter.
2s6rer: User tann mir cine 5olge
au pielen 8iertrintens nennens"
S@iilerin: nSrdge 9er3tdtigteit,
pes6alb ii9 oie Mdnner bon beute
au9 10 i9rper = perlieben."
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

= @rm.r @.ter! Batter (oas
S6ul3eugnis Ieines Sobnes Ieienb):
Sir Oeuti9 cine fiinf?! Sunse, suns
9e, ou mo9it mid Gorge! Sag MIDI
nur NAL, Don mem lernit ou bas
i8le4te Oeuti9?
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27
0femtr 5dJrribetrtrf hts
4btltpp SnuErampfrr.
25.

-ga,in Iis6er 9err &eOadtiOndr!
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27

Limb wete llnterbatungen lmo oenn IN Sgp1 @elan9oererH WE
on CONNER geplant!"
,gieen Wlonat ebt es einen Gusflug nit oem Sraren uno nadhten
Deln cine @ergnigungsfa6rt nur fir Wanner!"
Washington Journal., 1917-07-27


benz iG in unfere
Sabro 9ie @ieos
%eraus9epuIlt ben IN
Die &i55ie, mas meis
ne @lte is, en- fer@s
terliGe 9aller gee
te9it bat, OaB en-
i9le9ter &erl all
unfere 8iens eraus
qepullt qebabt bat,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-01-19
CLOSES

After three weeks of competition,
in which nearly 5000 took part, the
Santa Claus" contest came to a
close at Orion Brothers Great Falls
salesrooms January T.. Much inter-
est was manifested and many hand
some pen sketches, drawings, also art
and needle work were submitted.
The advertisement called for GER
tain prizes to be awarded. They were
given to those sending in the neatest
and best specimens of the solution.
The first special awards were CIV
en- to the following: Mrs. George
Robinson, Roundup; Myrtle Stokes,
Kalispell; Margaret o. Thompson,
Great Falls; May Erwin, Great
Falls; Mrs. A. Schulstead, Perma;
Bessey Montory, Great Falls: Sylvia
Morris, Havre; Buelah Lamere. Great
Falls; Mrs. M. M. Meals, Great Falls;
James Osburn, Conrad.
And in order that none of the con-
testants may be disappointed the
company is giving free a pretty little
souvenir book Of the "old songs" to-
gether with music to those will send
two cents to cover cost of postage