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TESTING OPINION.
Reports That Germany VIII Give
Up BELGIUM Are Denied.
Specd1 td0Ie UrspdIch 20 The Sun Tvom q
London Times.

VH"'t HTSpuTr9t 70 Sun Tv0N the
London Times
tCopprioht. 1917. oil riohfs reserredD
.LoNpoS, Sept ls.--Reports widely civ
culated in Berlin that Germany had
abandoned her dreams OF stealing Bel
Eium are quickly denied. There are 80
many rumore being eet afoat by Ger
many, obviously with deliberate purpose,
including that Of peace suggestions said
to have been received from England
which already have been exploded offi
cially. that It Is evident public opinion
in Germany k being tested on a wide
scale. II will he Instructive to note the
effect In Germany Of Gen. Smut's asser-
tion that the informed classes Of Ger.
many already know that she "a beaten
and soon all tho people will realise It
An Amsterdam despatch to the TNn@s
dated to-day quotes the Berlin CORE
The sun., 1917-09-19
STEP TOWARD PEACE.
Proposal Ia Pay Mare Island Scale
At Private Plants.

SAN FRANcIsco Sept 1s.-Govern-
ment machinery moved rapidly to-day to
settle the strike Of approximately ?s,-
600 iron workers and shipbuilders whose
walkout Monday morning after rejection
OF higher wage demands paralysed 100
or more great. and small Industrial
nIants in San Francisco and vicinity and
tied up war emergency construction
totaIling scores Of millions Of dollars.
The first concrete results Of con-
The sun., 1917-09-19

AMSTERDAM, Sept. ls.--In the recent
raid by Entente allied airmen on the Bel
gian town OF Roulers. says the Courier
dc la Meuse, a newspaper OF Maastricht,
Holland. a bomb fell on a building near
the market and killed or wounded 900
Germans.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Seven Rooms, Bath Room and Hall

Has gas and electric fixtures also high class mantes
and CRATES which be readily arranged to use coal
as fuel should the gas supply be exhausted Plastered
press in each room also elegant large press in hall Slid
ing doors first floor Modern arranged for COM
fort and convenience. House built on high ground on
stone foundation The lot is 50X2O0 feet House built
to accommodate two families. Space for drive
way for auto other vehicle. Drainage pipes excel
lently arranged Has good cellar. Well ventilated
with inside and outside entrances. Has splendid els
tern Inside arrangement and material will be found
first class. Located on Antwerp avenue Phone
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
The Great Horses Of the Year

Every great trotter of the year
has been entered for "Kentucky's
Great Trots at Lexington" and the
battle will be worth going hundreds
of miles to see. Already the sport
ing press is making predictions as
to the winners of The Kentucky
Futurity and The Pennsylvania, for
in the former The Real Lady 2:O414,
Miss Bertha Dillon 2:O51I, Harvest
Gale 2:O5A, Emma Mcgowan
2:O71a, Tacita 2;O734, Worthy Volo
2 :OS3l, Bertha Mcclure 2:09A and
Leonard 2:O712 are to meet one an
other and several other great g.
vear-olds with slower records and
The Transylvania, with nineteen
eligible to start, looks like the best
all-age race ever trotted.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
BUY E-Z-BAKE FLOUR FOR BEST BREAD

Mr.. John ]. Walsh has returned
from a ten days stay at Crab Or
chard Springs.
Hon. and Mrs. Henry r. Prewitt
are at Louisville today attending
the State Fair.
Mrs. Warren d. Hartsook, Of
Huntington, W. Va, has been the
guest of relatives in this and Clark
county during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Carlisle and
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Covington,
have returned to their home after
a visit to Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Pc
try.
Miss Faith NJ. Snuggs returned
to her home at Georgetown Satur-
day after having visited Miss Stella
Stephens in this city for several
days. She was accompanied home
by Miss Stephens who has re-enter-
ed Georgetown College.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
RELIGIOUS

The regular all day meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will be with
Mrs. Steve Pieratt, Friday, the 14th,
beginning at the usual hour.
The September meeting of the
W. c. 7. u, was held at the Rest
Room here. The attendance was
good. The society elected Mrs.
Charles X. Oldham as president;
Mrs. Edward 7. Refs, as vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Bruce W. Trimble, treas
urer; Mrs. Hattie F. Howell, rec
ording and corresponding secre-
tary, for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Charles X. Oldham was elected as
delegate to the State convention
which convenes at Dawson Springs,
September %.
The Quarterly Conference of the
Bible Schools of the Christian
churches of Montgomery county
will be held next Sunday afternoon
Fat the Camargo Christian church.
President J. T. Coons has prepared
splendid program, and it is hoped
that a notable conference may be
held. The program is as follows
2:30-Devotional, led by b. w.
Trimble.
| 2 :45-Recitation: "Your Flag
and My Flag"-Miss Louise Hardy
Recitation: The Twenty
Third Psalm-Miss Wyatt.
2:55-Five Minute Report from
the Superintendents of Schools
Antioch, Corinch, JeffersOnville, Ca
MARCO, Spencer, Mt. Sterling and
I Somerset.
3:25-Reports of County Officers
Elementary - Miss Ethe
Baker.
Adult. W. Trimble.
Home-Mrs. Minnie Tur
ley.
3 :4O-Address: "The Opel
Country Call for Spiritual Leader
ship"
3:55-Special Music-Miss EN-
ma Coons.
:OO-Address "The viii o
God for the Investment of Life
T. ii. Bowen.
4 :15-Address "The War Pro
gram Of the Bible SchooP-Clyd
Darsie.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
BELT LINE HONOR ROLL

First Grade-Kelly Keisling, Flor
ence Ledford, Inez Foley, Nellie
Curtis, Bramblett Cartmill, Ray
mond Lansdale.
Second Grade-Sarah Sanders,
William Lansdale, Lawrence Kerns,
Stella Leach, John Langford, Bessie,
Letcher, Mary Howard, Elizabeth
Ledford.
Third Grade - Lucy Catherine
Ledford, Edith Wilson, Catherine
Curtis, Nancy PennYbaker, Robert
Hynson.
Fourth Grade-Rhoda Curtis.
Sixth Grade-Ray Little, Reecie
Little, Mable Foley, Cecil Bramblett,
Delana Stevens, Sylvia Henry.
Seventh Grade-Wilie McCrack-
en-, Susie Leach.
Eighth Grade-Blanche Wade,
Lena Foley, Maggie Little, Francis
! Drcnnen, Edith Pennybaker, Mary
Cravens.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
THE SICK

Reports from DR.. w. r. Thomp-
son say that he is improving.
Mr.. Joe w. Langston continues to
improve and will soon be able to be
out again.
Mrs. B. p. Jeffries is getting
along nicely and it is thought will
soon be able to be brought home.
AT his home at Rothwell, KY,
Mr.. W. Russell Tabor continues
critically i'll with slight hopes for
recovery.
Little Miss Kathleen Jacobs was
operated on last week by DIR. j..
Stucky at Lexington and had her
tonsils and adenoids removed. She
is getting along nicely.
DR.. S. E. Spratt who fell and
broke both bones in his left leg last
week was taken to Lexington for
treatment and it was thought for
/ while that an operation would be
necessary. However, upon examin-
ing same with the X-Ray it was
found that the break was doing
nicely and he will be brought home
this afternoon. This will be good
news to the genial doctors many
/ friends.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

Home grown Mangol Peppers and
Tomatoes. Greenwade.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Tobacco e. Hemp Men Take Notice!
Az ACRES OF TOBACCO LAND
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
l will offer for sale at the Court
House door in Mt. Sterling, Ky, at
200 o'clock p. m, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20, 1917, the late Viii Ed
Jones place, consisting Of 4712
acres of land, all in Blue Grass, To-
Gated 31a miles Southeast Of Mt.
Sterling on the Stepstone turnpike.
Every acre of this land will grow
tobacco and hemp, as it has been
continually in grass for over half a
century. This place is well watered.
The improvements consist of a ten
ant house, five acre tobacco barn,
ice house and all needed outbuild-
ings. New wire fencing all over the
place. Mrs. Emily Jones White,
Lexington, Ky.
236 Lexington Avenue (1O-4t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONALS

Mr., G.. II. Strother has returned
from a trip to Florida.
Mr.. j. Miller Hoffman was In
Lexington on business Monday.
Judge Lewis Apperson is at
Washington this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Orear were in
Cincinnati for a few days last week.
Mr.. Thos. G. Prewitt is attending
the State Fair at Louisville this
week.
Miss Mary Sudduth, of Winches-
ter, visited Mrs. R. A. Mason the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Graves and
Miss Laura Graves spent Thursday
in Lexington.
Mrs. NJ. G. Satterwhite left FRI
day for visit to relatives IN LOUIS
vile and Frankfort.
Mr.. ]. billiard Hazelrigg will go
ia. louisville the latter part OF the
week on business trip.
Col. and Mrs. Webster P. Hunt
;ncton left last week for ten days
visit to relatives in Ohio.
Miss Eliza Mason, of Bourbon
county, spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Howell last week.
DIR. Roger Spratt was in Lexing-
ton Monday with his brother who
was operated on for broken leg
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Chiles and
Master Alec Chiles left Friday foI
a trip to Atlantic City and New
York.
Miss Martha Frances Reed left
for Lexington where she will re-
snme her studies at the University
of Kentucky.
Mrs. ]. w. Hedden, Jr, ant
baby, Elizabeth, and mother, Mrs
Emma Reall are visiting relatives II
Clark county.
Miss Mary D. Mason has resigned
her position in Clark county to ac
cept a better position at Wayland
Ky., in the public school at tina
place.
Mr.. ]. r. Mcgowan and Ma
Young, Jr., left yesterday to atten'
the State Fair at Louisville. Bot
gentlemen have horses to start
the races there this week.
Among those from this city VIII
attended the reunion of Morgan
Men at Olympian Springs last wee
were Messrs. 4, IL. Grimes, Nicho
las MADDEN, ST., Geo. W. Anderson
sr.. w. L. Wade, Judge B. F. Day
]. T. Highland, Judge G. b, Swang'
b. S. Nixon. Mrs. r. G. Stone
and Mrs. G. b. Swango also at
tended.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Ready for Business.

Having received our Fall stock
we wish to announce to the public
that We are now ready for business.
Come in and see the beautiful line
of hats we have on display. We
are sure we can please you.
Roberts & Mastin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS

When nothing else would reach to eff,
fectively relieve them, merely because then
cause had been removed. The nerve pres
sure responsible for them was lifted by res
toring displaced spinal bones to natural po'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
MOVES HERE FROM CLARK

Mr.. Cecil Henry, of Clark county,
having sold his interest there, has,
with his family, returned to this city
to reside. Mr.. Henry has rented
rooms in the Rogers property on
High street.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11
Want to Buy

Seven moderate priced saddle
horses from 6 to 10 years old. See
Asa Bean, Phone 622.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

sE. gets the hottest Democratic paper 70 ., me %
J5C N ono year TnE HORNET Fork ~ u
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-09-11

For seed rye apply to Mrs. R. G..
Stoner. LIT
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GnelanS tuirS
sic mcHe knapp!
gritiide &esiernns bat ale Serfan'
fe bon @Ole b~nrlGnftg
berbDten.

2on6on, Is. GpriI. - gt &itf-
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Ter g8eiie einert m0gliflt groBeu
gorrat fiir Die Regirung oOer fur
ben auBenbon0e onf3uipei9ern.
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SeinSlidtcr 1msl6nSer
licfcrt Waffen 0b!

QGe oieienigen feino[iden @ns-
Idn0er, tpeIde bis berte morgen nibt
hire 8dffen ODER Ml1nitiou obgeIte-
fert baben, ieben fi9 Der @efobr
aa8geIebt, 5er9oftet un0 betraft 8u
per0en. SIM 8unoe89ebG1toe fino
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bolber abgeliefert uor0en un6 tn Der
Office oeS 8oli5eitefs MIR in 8mei
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6aB lte I'M 8dite bon 8affen ftn0.
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ltriade, ooB bic 4~bIiefering uidt
erfolgt lit, 0ortnt rotten mir aIeu
nidt notralifierten 0alttiden fans
lie 8offen Die @epebre Rebolber
ulp. beltben, oieielben nebit Der Dat
milton I'M 8un0eSgebdlloe ab3uIie-
fern.
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,SricGcnsfei0hcit'' scr
14HiierteH ge0cikclt!
BeruarD G60iu Ingt, Die antiuurt
Der Aaiierten anf Oeutide 6rie-
beaspfferte mar @ruR'
Iprederei.

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niIIe Geigbeit liegt 1T Der BurAt,
iber 6rieOen 81 ipreden", ertlGrte
heitte Der beformte ShriftIteller uno
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SinbIid oui Die 6rieoensbenilbun.
aen Der So5inIiIten unb Die Stof.
boliner gtohridten bon So5ioliIten.
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5olqe oes Sellers, melden ollie
Rrieqgfiibrenoen geget 0eutidlano,
init ausnobme BON Brditoent @tIs
ion begongen boben, tn6em iie ridt
gleih tunogoben, Oob ite ben 8ries
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8orIhl1ee BUR 8een6igung Der
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meiiten I'M @efdngniS ioBen, Dem
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fert, mar sic einer BON eroBipred]e.
ridden 9irnten eingeidlhterter
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art, Die iih fiirhtet, iiber 5rieoer
8t ipreden. sic mag pentger Der
bananisboG lem als Die 6eigbett, BIZ
nIes opfern miirbe, aber fie lit chen
70 berddtlih.
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tuabreno Der Ddi1er oes arie9ei
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nen uno 10 Der bon alien eingeitan
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Hc0icrMng ieEt
Refine t~ltarimalpreiie
fir pieh felt!
@M MIR @Damadt fur6eru, bic uu-
5fOuDmilde Speculation 81
Der1inOern.

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oteruna beablt6tigte, Die 8ertmtfs-
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proortte feit5ulebet, REF 6ieIe &oh.
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gerten ftA, nelie Seroet an8ulegen,
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bon gr6Bter 8idtigfeit, telearapbier-
te 9ouItor, oaB fein Sdritt unter.
laiIen ner0e, Die 8orrqte oaer Std'
bel. gldbrumgsulitteI in ben Ser
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feItSnieBer1 oomit 6ie 6armer ltdel
lem f6nnten, fbre Oiesbe3tgli6er
gro6utte ntdyt inter einen io[der
pertaufen 5u mitiieit. es iei o6el
ntdt beobfihtigt, RarimolpreiI
feit5uiesen.
Quf oieies SeIegraHm ontnorte
tie bettte Serr 3agg, 0aB Die 8ieb
bGrie nut oem 8(an oe8 2dnomirt
i6aft8iefretar8 einoerltan0en Iei al
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miro, INN nidt mlr Die 8teb8uA
ion6ern Die geimnte lanOmirtidaft
li6e Broouftion i'm Staate 3u er
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Smcbcn kctn BiinSnis
init Sen Der. StaatenI

@oI5tngtoL 25. 4pril. - 2orO
8alfour, 0iitglie0 Der britiiden
ariegSfommiilton, bot beltte Die @r.
tldrlng o6gegebm, ooB England
uno 5ronfrei9 fetu 8ii1touiS nit
ben Ser. Stanten i1den. Vile Der.
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faIi9. Sir uiiieL baB auerita m
ben Rrieg siebt, I'm Der MIeni6beit
einen 0tenIt 3u erpeiien. Das ante.
rit1nii6e 8of lit entiAloiien, Den
Rrieg bis altrJ iiegreideH gr0e gu
fiihren.
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miro
In Omaha rcrkdMft!
NelterH Motor Gar Company &ers
trctcr fir bieies bielbeiprO'
Gene 9etrUit 6aBr5eng.

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Der @dgaunmangsl ftrIt 3nfHbr
Don Mnnitipn nnS NabrHmss.
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Der nad6ten &riegsprpblerne, mt De.
men li6 Die SdiffStomrHiiiion Der
Ser. Staoten gu betallea bat, miro
Ole Gnttuidlng Oes transporter.
febrs auf ben SSnla1o.B aiIeruegert
lem. @egenipdrtig iest Die &pmmila
lion ole Sebel in 8eipeglrng, irt
Die Arrangements fit Die &ontrut-
tion Der 1000 b6l5ertten SAiffe 81
b~oae1oen, Die 0a5u beitimntt iino,
bic gloda0e 9alti6LanOS uui6dolia
gu uloderL
geomte Der 4onrnifiton iogten,
ooB Der Bat bon 5luBoampfern
ooer 8arfen ltnter 2eitung Der &om.
mtlIton iebr tpabri6einIi9 lit. gor.
I6IGge bon am 8ertebr ani ben Sn-
lan0gep1Iiern ittereiiterten &arteien
ItnO bereit5 etngegangen 1tno Die
9onse 8rage mag bon Der Sonunill
lion IN oieier ISOLDE er0rtert iperoen.
0ie geottuenoigfet, neitere Dittel
5u i6affeb I'M Die er10bte Broout-
tion BON gtobrungsmittelt uno Wdi-
milton an oie SeefiiIte 5u brtngen,
miro Inn 10 mebr %auertannt, ais Der
9tangel an 6radtuaggonS nod I'M
mer ni9t beieitigt tporoen lit.
Soiepb g. Hanooa, Der 8raItoeru
6es nutionolen 6luB- unO Safenton.
greiies, iagte: u9te &egterlnq
iprid)t 6dpon, 0ompfer bon ben gro.
ben Seen uro Dem &iiitenbertebr 5ri
8ef0roerltng bon 2ebensmitteln lutf
Mhlnition nod europa gu iiberne4.
men. 0a5 miro Dem 8aggonmnn.
ge[ nift I'M gertngIten abbelfert. Sb.
gleif bic 3piidenitnntlide 9un6et5.
fomniilton 1tno etue Spe5iolsGtien
b~abutommiiiton ibr 8etes tlln, wa
rem am /. Sebruar 10000, am |
I2dr3 aber 1875 900 Baegon5 8u me
Mig. Qo8 tIingt ni6t iebr ermuti
geno.
8ie SoI3inouItrien Oe8 2on0ei
foroern $4,000 8aggon8, Die fl
ni6t erbolten t6unen $4,000 alto
mobile iteben IN elmer Staot in sd
figon altF Ieeren 8aupldBeti, oot
li1O MIR einige 8eiipiele bon DC
8eoentl1ng oes Bdggoumdngel8 tit
Die Srtouitrien Der Ser. Staoten.
@arltm ieben mir ben Gotiofel
nidt ms @eItd)t? Sic 8abnen ma
rem felt Wonoten nidt inlton0e, 6el
@erfebr at betpdItigen, iie itn0 g
iebt ntdt. 28ie IoIleu ite Damn 6el
ungebeuren gr6Beren 9erfebr bepdl
tigen, ben Der 4rieg ii9er bringel
miro? un0 nenn Die 8e6arfniii
uniercr armee, unierer GGotte I'M
unierer aqiterten rift befrteoia
peroen, mas tuir0 iid 6a1tn ereig
nen2
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9leIerbepffisiere seIndlt.

Sberit s. Y. Moot bonn BltfDess
beer balt It9 ge9enmdrtig IN 0uobo
out INN iunge 2eltte on5utDerben,
peIde bereit fr0, ftd i'm Sort Snel-
ling, T}inn., au 0ffi3ieren in Der
Reierbe au8bil0m 3u IaIIen. 8orbe-
rtqe mititQriide Grfobrlng lit ni6t
notmenoig, bo~rall8geiebt, Der applt-
fant lit Elm 3ienlid gut gebilbeter
DaanuL Sic Soften fir ieinen Inter
boIt uID. mG6reno Der 4usbilOunQ
muB er g~r6Btentetls ieIbit truger.
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Bekclttfnt Sen OntabG
DiItrikt fir Sas
Dorris Nntcmobil!

Die Doris Wotor Gar SO. MEL
oct ben @6i6IuB zines &outrattS nit
Serrn s. $. @anron BON 9ntoba,
dls ibren 9iItritt8bertreter fir 0as
Soma, gebrasfa uno 6i0-9 afota
Gerrttorium. SER Cannon bot ieirt
Sn1ptquartier I'M Omaha Sectional,
gmfgeba1tOe un0 1T jest ollf Der
GUIDE nod 1nterebmeuOen 0orris-
8ertretern in DieIem Serritorium.
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observation-disclosures ipirb tenrer.

Oenber, Colo, %. NprlI. -Self4
benz @ouberte1r @rtnter Die oers
Iddrfte Notwithstanding meihe
Qenber un0 Colorado IN 8irflidfeit
fnohentrodelt ntoft, ortrd ieine I'M
terIdrift gum @eieb erboben lit, ba-
ben sic ,8ootIegqer~ ben 8reiS fir
0og 8irt 8btsfep bon $t.25 nuf
$t.75 erb6bt. Mnn qlnubt, boB
Ser greis balo ouf $500 iteigeu
fpir0.
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Bitten etbaItcn 200
111iaionen GtisbeSGblt!

8aIbington %. april. - S6as-
auttsiefretdr gtcAooo bot beltte nod
mittag Dem 6ritiI6eu @eionoten Gin
gecil Spring &ice cine SdaBannet-
lung IN Der So9e BON 200 Mtqioner
Dollars iiberreidt. IS lit Dies Elm
Sell Der $7000,000,00 betragen-
ben ou1erifdnii6eu &rieg5s8onoS.
u1sgd6e. Ger britiide 8otidafter
Bat Sefretdr ge2looo nonens 0es
brttii6en aonigs cine auittung fit
Die Suutnte aiisgetelt.