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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
VALLEY CITY NORMAL
TO HOLD REUNION

A reunion of the old students of
the state normal school in Valley
City will be held at the school Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. Cards
announcing the event have been sert
to all the graduates in the county and
an effort will be made to revive the
Alumni Pioneer club, which flourish
ed successfully two years ago.
Miss Anna K. Cook, '0S, is temper
airy chairman and Alice Fisher, '95;
Edna Hackett, 10, and Mary Guigan,
'16, compose a committee to arrange
for the banquet. Roy Cowdrey, IA,
and Edith Wittkopf, Is, and Ina JET
ferson, Is, compose the program COM
mittee. A hop will feature Saturday
evening in the gymnasium.
Plans will be discussed for the prop
or observance of the twenty fifth an
niversary of President McFarland's
connection with the school, which will
be celebrated during the commence
ment
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Sage Tea and, Sulphur 0arkens So
Naturally That Nobody Can

Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when 1T fades, turns gray, dull
and lifeless, is caused by a lack OF
sulphur in the hair. Cur grandmOth'
er made up a mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur to keep her locks dark
and beautiful, and thousands Of WON
en- and men who value that even col.
or, that beautiful dark shade of hair
which is so attractive, use only this
old time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix.
ture improved by the addition of 9th.
or ingredients by asking at any drug
store for 50-cent bottle of "Wyeth' s
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
darkens the hair so naturally, 50
evenly, that nobody can possibly tell
it has BEEN applied. You, just damp.
en- sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this throug your hair, taking
one small strand at time. BY morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but
what delights the ladies with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives
1t an appearance of abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and a youthful ap-
pearance to the hair. 1t is not in
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention of disease.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
''The Happy Way
TO-, Health" is not

through rnountains of pills
or rivers Of dope. It, is
through proper selection Of
food, pure air and rational
exercise. 1fyou have health
you can keep it by eating
Shredded Wheat, the food
that supplies all the nutritive
material needed for work or
play and in a digestible form.
Keepyourstomach cleanand
your bowels active by eating
Shredded Wheat, the food
that supplies strength and
builds healthy tissue with
out overtaxing the digestive
organs. Always the same
price, always the same high
quality. A delicious, nour-
ishing meal for 4 few cents.
Made at Niagara Falls, NY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
HAD WEEKEND PARTY.

Senator Thomas Pendray, who re-
turned this week from a brief visit to
his home near Jamestown, entertain
ed at an impromptu weekend party
last week. Mrs. Pendray invited in a
number of neighbors Saturday eve
ming to greet her distinguished hus-
band. Then came the storm, and by
the time the hour for dispensing rolled
round there was no thought of per
hitting anyone to venture forth. The
same held true all day Sunday and
Sunday night. Fortunately the Pend
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
CITY NEWS
STANTON BANKER HERE.

STANTON BANKER HERE.
Roy Seibert. cashier Of the Geramn
State bank of Stanton, was capital
visitor yesterday.
sTockWELL IN CITY.
w. l.. Stockwell, secretary of the
Masonic bodies of North Dakota, was
an arrival in the city yesterday.
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kop-
py of Fort Rice. Monday, in the St.
Alexius hospital, a daughter.
RETURNS FROM CARNIVAL.
John P. Peters of Wild Rose district
stopped in the city Tuesday, enroute
from st. Paul, where he attended the
mid-winter carnival.
DAIRYMEN MEET TODAY.
Peter Miller, former state dairy
commissioner, now manager of the Mi
not Dairy company and secretary of
the North Dakota Dairymen's assOci-
alton, was in the city yesterday, ex-
tending invitations for the opening
DAG. OF TIA atatA. c0nYenti0nsaodsth the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
LEAVES HOSPITAL,

O. p. Welch Of Menokcn, who has
been a patient in the Bismarck hos
ptal, where he underwent treatment
for blood poisoniug, left the hospital
Tuesday. Mr. WEIGH is brother Of
G. A. WEIGH of this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
TO INSTRUCT BUTTER MEN.

Stanley Abbott will go to Fargo on
Friday to assist in the Agricultural
college with the three weeks short
course for buticrmakers. Mr.. Abbott
was on the staff of the Agricultural
college before he became assistant
dairy commissioner. oe .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
BREACHES IN DRISCOLL.

nev. Olaf r. Svore of the Trinity
Lutheran church, who preached in
Driscoll Sunday, was unable to return
to this city until Tuesday, on account
of the storm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
TO CONDUCT COURT.

Judge W. l.. Nuessle and Court
stenographer C. c. Wattam OF the TO-
cal district court will leave for Lln'
ton. Emmons county, as soon as inc
trains resume running. Judge Nues'
sic goes to Emmons county 10 co'i'
duct a two weeks court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
Dinner Dance Given
By Capital CLUB

The dinner dance given last evening
by members Of the Capital Dance club
at the Van Horn Grill and Patterson
hall was one Of the most interesting
affairs yet given by the club. Sixty.
two guests attended the dinner which
was served at 1880. Later the guests
departed for Patterson hall where
they enjoyed dancing party. Sixty
couples attended the latter feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mcdonald and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ryan were the chap
erones and the entertainment commit
tee was composed of Edward Basker-
vile, Joseph Barth, George Prenevost
and Paul Graham. The club will give
the last of the series of eight dances
Friday evening, February Is.
X ~
, Returns to G,rr;son
Mrs. Frank McGray, who has been
a guest at the Grand Pacific, stopping
here enroute from Hot Springs, left
for her home in Garrison yesterday.
Birth Of Son.
Announcement has been made OF
the birth of son this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Evarts of Ninth street.
in the Bismarck hospital. Mother and
son are doing nicely. .>..-
To Entertain Nurses.
~. Dr. J: O.. Arnson will be host this
evening att the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
F.. Swanke in Fourth street to men,
bers of the nurses staff of the Bis
marck hospital. A musical program
will feature. ..s..
To Give Dance. 49,.
The entertainment committee Of the
third house" composed of Edward B.
Wood, George McClintock, Miss Pearl
Paulson, Miss Alice Douglas and Mrs.
Laura Erdahl will give another Of the
series of dancing parties this evening
in Patterson hall.
Coasting Party. .
The Tintapa Camp Fire group was
entertained last evening at a coasting
party on the Artesian hill The girls
met at the home of Miss Hazel Pierce
in Avenue D, and after the coastng
returned to her home, where they
spent an enjoyable social hour.
Returns From Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas BartholOmO,
who were married in the Capital City
in January in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bannon, have returned
from a three weeks wedding trip TO
points in Minnesota. and after d sew
eral days visit with relatives in Mott.
have gone to Beach. where the groom
is the junior member Of the Model
Clothing store.
Leaves on Extended Trip.
= Mr. and Mrs. w, H. Webb, Jr., of
Fifth street left last evening on No. 2,
for an extended eastern and southern
trip. They will first go to Oklahoma
and later to New Orleans. Washing
ton, a. G., and New York City. While
in New York, Mr.. Webb will buy
spring, stock for the Webb Brothers !
store They will also visit in Pnlla-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
By ALTMAN

ray mansion is large and the larder
we'll supplied, ana everyone enjoyed
the occasion to the utmost.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
FRESH FISH FOR FRIDAY.

FRESH FISH FOR Friday.
Lake Pike.
Ocean Pike.
Smells.
Mackerel.
Bulk Shrimp.
Select oysters.
Whitefish. M,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08

annual banquet, at Mandan today and
this evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
The Hotel Of Character and COmiOr
Hotel Radisson, NJ inncapolls.

Johnson's for hosiery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
Return. From St. Paul.

Sheriff and Mrs. J. r. French Of
Rosser street returned last evening
from st. Paul, where they attended
the carnival. They also visited in
Minneapolis. F.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
To Lecture on Lincoln.

Dr. w. J. Hutchinson has announced
lecture on Abraham Lincoln Sun
day evening in the McCabe Methodist
Episcopal church, in commemoration
of the birthday anniversary of the
great statesman. .-a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08

delphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago and the
Twin Cities on the return trip. Philip
Webb. son of Mr.. and Mrc. Webb, has
returned from New York, where he
did the early spring buying for the
firm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
To Entertain Nurses.

a3 Dr. :oOs Arnson will be host this
evening att the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F.. Swanke in Fourth street to men,
bers of the nurses staff of the Bis
marck hospital. A musical program
will feature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
Valentine Dance,

The entertainment committee of
the Ancient Order of United Work
men, in charge of the dancing party
to be given St. Valentines evening in
Patterson hall, have display cards out
announcing the affair. Special valen-
tine appointments will be used to or
nament the hall and O'Connor's or
chestra will furnish the music.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
To Give Dance.

The entertainment committee Of the
third house" composed of Edward B.
Wood, George McClintock, Miss Pearl
Paulson, Miss Alice Douglas and Mrs.
Laura Erdahl will give another Of the
series of dancing parties this evening
in Patterson hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-08
Coasting Party.

The Tintapa Camp Fire group was
entertained last evening at coasting
party on the Artesian hill The girls
met at the home of Miss Hazel Pierce
in Avenue D. and after the coasting
returned to her home, where they
spent an enjoyable social hour.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
u1arktberi1tc.
5ieFoer W2orftberidt.

(l1ebermtttclt cor @iIinsti 6rntt Co..
CraHeen-324s, 1883, s2,75 per aiite; 25os,
2t6s, $500 Der &iile; ole anoeret @rober
1925; extra fanch. fpe6iaL aiite 25e teirer.
3itronen-ganeb 300s, 1908, $500 Der aifte;
auseefpdbIt 5000, $50. $3.50 per ailte,
graoefruit-96s, $3.50 per aiite; 46s, 96s.
S3.75 nn6 54s, 64s. sos $500 pen aiite.
Observation-Disclosures ie mad Gunlitdt.
$500 biz $1,000; Gmpercrs, Wurftpreis,
Observation-Disclosures $500 per SaB. 1925
per aiiic.
8ananen-41at Der @iIHo.
gepfeI Souatbans. iaucb, $3.50 Der aifte;
Sonaf6ans. EXTRA iaHcb. $500; Grimes @cT'
ben. faneb, SITS; Grimes WoIoerJ eEtro
iaueu, $500; art aIads. estrn foncp.
$3.50; glyf gld6s, idacr, $500; grf GIa6
geipobHIi6e $3.50 per aiite; gorf 9HlperiaIs,
$500 per SAB.
aartrffeIH-$2.O0 9ufbeI.
efbfartoffeIn, S4.25 Sab; 30 SoIap.
@emife-Seuerie, fal.fg 500 Sus.; eeIbs
aibeH. Stedrhben, @nftinaEcn, exc pel
@fiHo; aobL &c per @Iunb; sRutabaepes
2isc Der @io.; aopffdIat, $3.50 Der Crate;
gIaRenfo5L $3.50 pcr Crate; @urfenL s2.2s
Der SuseHb; 5umoter, $500 per grote
$t.10 per aprb; Spie6eI. rnfe sKc ben
@le., nib IpoHtf4e. s2.25 Der grats.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
pradbtzG inbanS fir
,,DcmtiA<Amerika''!
Die i~ntereTante ~ilmftrierte 8Oden'
Idrift Der Sdslidea Smaba
Sri6ane.

8iele 2eier bon n0etid.a meri'
Ia, Der biitoriiden ur6 bodinterei-
lanten 8eitidrift Der &dgli6er
Omaha Srtbine, baben ben 8unid
geGuBert, bteielbe einbinoen uno uuf-
beuabren gu f6nnen. 8ir tpuroen
oaourh beraulabt einen ginbano
berIteaen S1i loiien un6 gum Ser
fouf at bringert, Der Den 2eiern @e.
legenbeit gibt, oieie epodemo6elbe
8eitihrift ouf5ubetpabren benn In
ipGterer Belt ntro Elm Sahrganq
Oteier 8eitidrift BON erb0btem 8er,
tie lein.
9ie ginb1n0e umfaiien Die getm.
r1eru breier Monate ODER zines gan.
sen Sabrgongs. sic fino iebr &C.
Idmofpoa nit idmarSem llmi9laa
uno goLoener aufidrift bergeltelt,
unb neroen cine 8ieroe ie0er 8i.
bliotbet biloer.
we Yrelle Ger GInDuiOe IllD
tpie foIgt: 8ouitdnoiger Sabrgang,
ale Rllmntern bonn @bonnenten ge.
liefert gebun0en, SITS.
aae 9ummert zines 8ierteIidb.
res, bonn abonneuten 9eliefert, ge.
bunSen, $t.50.
@oaItGnoiger Sabrgang, ole
0limmern bon 9ettldEamertfa bon
Der GGglifen Omaha Sribiine nod.
geliefert, gebttnoen, $500.
4Qe Neummern zines @iertelinb.
res, bon Der &dgli9en Omaha Sri
biine na49eliefert, s~ebun0eL $3.50.
8orto eytra.
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Davenport, So, t6. San. Dds
Qmt zines gibliotbefarS oes Gdn'
eerbunoes oes Moropeftens bletbi
In ben &6noen zines 9abenporters,
uno afpar fieI Die @abI auf Germ
Otto albredt, 600 tpeItIiAe 8. Ctr.
SER aLbreft tDurbe bon Serrn u.
q. StreblDtu bon Omaha, Webr.,
Dem IGngjGbrieen 8r6iioenten oeS
SGngerbltnoes bes Mor6neIters gum
@ibliotbefor ernonnt.
Serr @lbre1t lit Mitelie6 Der Sc
iongSieftion Der Davenport. &urnge'
meiuoe uno folgt Dem fiir3liA per'
itorbenen Sobn O. u. 8unoer, Der
felt Der @riinoung oes SGneerbun-
oes 6es NcromeItens bis 5u ieinem
CODE Dos @brenomt zines 8ibliotbe-
fars fiibrte, i'm amte nod. Nie
BET Serrn Mun0er. 10 lieet aud bel
Serrn @lbred)t Die @ertretltne Der
Sdugeri6nft Sabenports bel BEN
S~1ngerbunoe bes 0oroneItens In
miiroigen SdnSen, SelbItperitdno.
li6 ptro bic gefonntmafling, oaE
bos @mt 6es @ibIiotbefars oes 8ltr-
6es in Davenport bleibt, groB(
Srel1oe urter ben S1neern berpor-
rufen.
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Gs bcoinnt bel Sen
Briten SO Sdmmcrn!

2onoou, t6. San. 8ie 8eit.
minlter gaoette bat nit Der 8e.
ipredung Der 8e6e oes britii6er
Minilterprditbenten 2lopo . George
ldnger als irgeno cine onOere engli.
ifJe 8eitung eefportet. sic miBt in
einem artifel ben 8orten 2Iopo.
Georges, nonb Ser Siee i6per, eine
Nie0erlage aber linn0glid Iei",
groBe 8~e0eutlrng BEL. .DieIe @or.
te," erfIGrt oas 9Iatt, stuuroen iorg.
f1lttg errpogen utlo Iie ~beoellter, bab,
obmobI mir unierer Aniiht nod (itnb
Die Briten boben nit ibren 4nfidten
nod INNER bnnebeii gebouet) ben
5eino onron berbin6ern f6nnen, Den
@nDfieg gu getuinnen es nod gu be.
meiien 1T, oh mir itegrei9 ieir
t0nnen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
G~intpanccrMn9 in Ncw
pcrk Inn lcbtcit JaRrc!
9ieleIbe mar nidt srSher ais bic.
ieuise bpu Srei MOnatea 81
Wormal3eiteH,

geetp gorf, is. San. ~ Die Sab.
resItatiltif bon ellis Sslan0 fir
1916 ergibt, baB BON ben $500
Dompfern tpelde aus orsldn0ii6en
$dfen i'm Sofen bon gietu gorf
eingetroffen iinb, 1876 Dompfer
aus europGii9en uno on6eren SD.
fen 259,367 8nIiagiere mttgebraGt
baben. 66,74t gerlouen fanen in
Der l., $4,000 8erionen IN Der 2.
aoiiite un0 1926 I'M 8wii9en.
bed. Die 9ampfer geborten % bee.
iAicoenen 2inien an, ut0 insbeIon.
oere maren Die 9ompfer Der 4meri.
can Sine, Der acknowledgements
niiderL Der norpeeiid.omerifani-
Ihen, Der grie9iihen uro itolieni.
I1en 2inieu patroniitert. @ie Dam.
pier Der Qmericon Cine modten
m6breno 0es Sobres so Snbrten
mad Seem gorf uno brodten 24,500
9oiiogiere nit; Die 8ampfer Der
IfnuOinapiiA . nmerifunii6en 2inie
brndten nit 80 6o5rten 1882
Boiiogiere, Die 9nmpfer Der nortue.
decentralization 2inie bro9teu
nit II Sabrten 1856 8aiiagtere,
Die erieaiiden Dompfer NIT 81
5obrten 20,800, Die itaIieniIden
9ampfer nit IA Sabrten 1888
guiiogiere nit. 0ie 9ompfer Der
Soaano. amerifa.2inie pelde ge.
wobnlid Oeutihe uuO 6iterrei9iid.
uneariibe gtnme0erer m%itbringen,
brodten nit "a Gabrten $500
9aiiooiere. Die britiifen nro fran
80iiiteu 9ampfer wareu le6r idfpat
beiebt. Sn normalen Sabren tuie.
gen Die 8iffern BON orei @onateu
Die 8tffern bes eart3er Sabres 1916
ouf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
GdnlratsGbnne.

SSn Ser SfuIrotsfisrng am Wcn'
tog obeno befirmorteten Die GitnnS.
uno Observation-Disclosures cine @e-
Iesborloge, iDeIde Der 2egisldtur
CUR annobme unterbreitet tDeroen
Ioa, tponod bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon ibrer iesigen RoJimolb0be bon
% bro M1iae ouf 35 pro WiHe ber-
dtfgeiest tnerOen Onrf, in0em ori
ben gerluIt Der @innnbme bon
$4,000 aus ben 8trtihnftsli5en-
len bingepieien tpuroe.
9ie 8iirgi6oft oes Sdosmeifters
Gnores In &6be bon 100000 muir.
De fir gut befunoen.
Sefret6r 8ouries 8eridt bonn /.
Sunuar peiit Elm 9efiatt bon $780,
468.40 ouf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
'D0s ScMticbc pcM 1tcbt
Rintcr Ser RcotcrMno!
Ibweilnng Der DriebensDerbnnOlnn.
gen IeiteHs Der Aaiierteu hat
OasIelbe uur nod ftiter
gteint.

Berlin, is. San. (8on 4arl 80.
Gdermontt, Gorreiponoent Der Gag
li1en Omaha &ribiine. y 9euti1.
lamb betradtet bic antport Der M.
Iiierten ulif 0te nmerifnniihe Srie.
6ensnote in tsiner Beiie oils Srie.
oensbeotngltng, ionoern ols eineu
8eweis. 0ob Die gntentem1dte ouf
@r~oberungen ausgeben. Ole 2ote
Iniro bier bobtn uiisgeIegt boB I'm.
ter getpiIien 0ntionen cine Ser
I6ip6rune beitebt, bic ben 8tped
bot, 9eutidlnub a1 bernihten. gu
oieIer glnlift lit oos oeuti6e Bolt
gefonmer. nodoem Tid bel 6emieI.
ben Der erIte Sturm ser @ntriiItune
iiber oas l6GerIih onmobenbe Rbro.
iengeorei1 Der g[lliierten eeIegt bot.
lln0 oieie 4niift bot oaou beige
troeerL oob bos 8olt MIR nod Inn
10 feiter binter ietner gfegierune
Ftebt lno eatihloiien lit, Die natio-
male Greibeit un6 Die Griiten5 oes
@eihes biz oifs aelBerite gu Der.
tei0igen.
8abrenb Die gauge @ngeIegen.
belt onmit o~bgefertigt miro, ooB man
nidt cher oui peitere 6rieoenspor-
idldge rednen Oarf, bis Die Sriib-
iobroffenlipe Der auiierten 81 Den
gefpeienen Dingen geb6rt, tpiro Der
mad 2on0on einberufenen &onferena
Der QQiierten oagemeines SntereiIe
entgegen gebrodt. angeiidts Der
Sotiode, Dab bic britii6en nno
frou5oiiiden QoIonialtruppeu in Die.
fem ariege 10 furdtbare 8erIuite
erlitten baben uno man ft6 our
@r0ffnung elmer groBen Griibiabrs
Offeniipe uuididt, 70 lit bieie aon.
feren5 Der 8remierminiiter beoelt.
tlingsboa. Mnn braudt mebr Col.
Observation-Disclosures Die ao-
lonien Ioaen rpieoer n1isbelfen.
Die 4qiierten nber tperoen ndd-
ites Griibiobr NIT ibrer 0ffeniine
ebenio penig Slid baben mie uor-
Der; oieIes lit Der uneridittterli6e
@Iarbe oes oelttiden Bottles.
Sn alien Gdi1ten oesieIben i'll
man BON Dem @efabt our1Orungen,
6uB Die ein5ige antport auf bic 60
tie Der QIliierten cine nod fr1ftigere
6ortieBung Oes &rieges lein fam
uno fem mtiB. 3ertidEnno bat rpte-
0erboIt nerfi6ert, 6ab es feline Srie-
6ensbeoingungen erit bonn befonni
MAIDEN nir6, nern Die S~rieoens.
terbanoIungen IN oIer 6orm beeon.
men baben. Gentihldno bat i'm Syn.
tereIIe Der MenidIidfeit Die 9anh
gum Gtieben gebofen; man bat bic
ielbe bon iid geluieien unb Die Ser
antnort1ing fin meiteres BlutDergie.
ben babeu iomit bic aaiierten 81
troaen.
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geiOet an SonerIaIaf.

Ct. 2ouis. 30, 16. Soa.-8ie
19-i1brige @oIoie Sabage befin6et
iid ielt Dotmerstag nbeno I'M Itdoti,
iden aranfenbonie unD bat ieitOenl
unllnterbroden eeidlofen. Sad
ausiagen ibrer SGmdgerin Groil
MeLpin Sabage, bot oas iunge
M1oden i'm Iekten Sommer ifon
orei abnlide anf1Ile eebabt. SRI.
Sabaee uurOa ON G~onierstoe nbeno
ouf einenl StrnBMlbnbnDogen Der
Sooidmont2inie hniteriih. ipas mad
2[niift Der Ner5te bic llrinhe oes
GdIufmafaaes iein iCl.
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|OrNen scr
R~crmannsiSRnei
SalbjabrliAe |~eriammlnng bee
@rOhberualtnnssrates berte
in Omaha.

Ger @roBbermaItungsr1t oes Or
oens Der Serm1rnssS obne bon yte'
brosfa bGlt berss ua6mittng TN
Barton SoteI in Omaha feline balb.
idbrli6e @eriammlung ab, Inn be
Briifung Der Bidder bor5unebmen
An0 dn6ere borItegenbe @ei@dfte az
erleoigeu.
Ole folgenoen @roBbeamten mob.
men Der Sisung BEL:
8m. 8tepenitod, @roBprdfibent,
@apne.
Carl @obbe, @rOBietretar, 60.
Itmbus.
Gris goIpp, @rOBidusmeiiter,
Scribner.
s. S. 2o6manr, gorfser oes
@robberpoItungsrotes, Settings.
Sobn 61in0ler, Stanton uno
gGiig. 8. 0ouug, Gebr. @itD, Bel
ltser.
Serr @m. 9iepenitof, Der @rOB.
prdIioent 0es 0rOens mar @ontag
obeno in Blottsmoltb, mo er Dor Der
oortigen 2oee cine &eoe itbet 2ogen-
dngelegenbeiten belt uno ith barpt.
IGdli1 nit Der grfldrung Der neletl
Electromagnetic befobte. 0ie
8"eriammlung mar iebr gut beiiAt
nno $err 8iepenitof tetlt Der Sri.
bine nit, ooB 6ie 2ogenbriioer Den
neaert &aten elm peitrethenoes Ser
|ft1nonis entgegenbringen. Der Or
ben tnir6 oltr9 feline @infiibrnna
feline Mitglieoer berlieren, I'M Sc
genteiI er miro iunees 8lut gefuin.
men uno elmer eeoeibliden gnttui'
delrng entgeger geben.
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bon Rebroafas er0Btem Sturm iei-
men iieb3ieiten @eburtstng. 9eriel.
be murOe gebiibreno gefeiert, ben1l
cine @enee ieiner alien Oeuti9en
6reuu0e bra6te Dem Geburtstogs.
finOe perionli9 feline Graduation
Dor. @err Sitter, Der 81 Den arl-
gele9enlteu 8iirgern nes gount9s
gebort, bot 8u Oeiien 9roBartiger
gnttpidellmg pieI beieetragen, ebenio
ipie sur Gntiuifelung oes Staates.
gr mar bon 1901 bis 1902 Gtaots
lhotmeiIfer. Set 1863, in mel@eun
Sabre er nit ieillen eItern duf e-
nena 0diengeiparm BON 8isconiin
nod gtebrogto fam. mobHt Serr
Stiifer in @eIt 8oint. Wsogen inn
nod reft bieIe @eburtstoee in better
@eiun0beit beidieoen iein.
6. 5. elliott.
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Nus weit point.

Ger bis6erige Glerf oes Giitritt.
geridtes 8. s. 8dcef uno Der Bis
berige @ountpanmalt $. 10. yt1Gol.
ion ba6en suiammen cine 4nmalt,
firnla er0ffnet uno tueroen in @eii
9oint uuo 8isner profti5ierett.
8ie bieiige @etreiOemiible bot Ell
glttes @eldGftsiobr binter iih. es
tonnten ben a%ttion1ren Sebu 9ro.
sent Gipioenoe aliseeaoblt per0en
Ole bisberigen 8eamten puroer
iuie0er erip1blt, 0arunter Der 8rGit'
bent 8. &. 9, Ieligb.
s. 6. 9unfen, iett Sobren Der
gerf6ufer uno 8n1bolter Dor
SdinItod Bros. bat iih en0gitltiq
ge%tpeieert, bic Soiiiereritelle Der st.
DANCE Stote @ant in 8olnitt, Sn..
nil5unebmen uno miro ieinen aIter
9olten beibebalten.
Sans 9eoeriei uuo Sri. Glen
2ollritien, 8o1ter bon g. 2anritien
Brdiioeut Der Cunning County 6ar.
mer Union, Ditroen lesten Wtittmod
in 6rcmont getralt. Dos iuugl
&anr miro cine Barm in Der gedbC
Der StoOt 6e5iebet.
81. .. 9fepuolDs, Der @ehGfts.
fiibrer Der bieiigen Gelepbon Office
bat iid nit Sri. Wtae g. Slnmminq
bon GDnSoa, @. o, Die Roienfeiielr
Der CHE aulegen laiien.
@iaiaul Stiifer. feit Mloi 1886
@rGiioent Ser 8eit gOint gaationol
gnnf. begging am Iesten 5reiiag, Der
IL. Sanuar, benz %. Snbrestngs
a
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saft persidtet anf G6rsnamt.

Stem Yorf, 16. San. - 8iaidnl
SoiuarO Gait bot oIs gbrenpraIiOett
0es 8elt.@ eridtsbofes reiieniert.
SSSlt Ieinem 9riefe on ben Setret1r
Der Organization iagt Serr Gait:
SD iebe mid ge8ipuugen ols @r6.
fiOeIt Der Organization 81 reiieuie-
rem, neil 10 bel 8peifel iber bieie
Organization ur6 Die 2iga CUR Ct.
5mtnguns oes GrieOens, in Delder
in ebenfaIls cine perantnortlihe
Stelle inne babe, beiteba, 6ob idJ
es oIs meme 8fIift betrad)te, Die
'Stelle ols @brenpr1ii0ent ibrer Or.
goniiation auf8ugeben.