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The Holly chieftain., 1918-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial M 01O0d7

4SS 1ASS = SAs . WANNA A4SNs
Serial No. 020047.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
Oct. 8, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Leo
L. Harper, of Webb, Colorado, who,
on December 4, 1915, made Home
stead Entry, No. 02OO47, for Wa,
Section 13, Township 27 s., Range
AZ W., 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Final Three-Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before N. Conner Jones, U. S. Com
missioner, at Two Buttes, Colorado,
on the End day of December, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore Brown,
O. A. Denham, both of Webb, Colo,
Arthur Denham,
Frank Woods, both of Plains, Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS,
1910, lila Register.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-20
Wool Filled
Comfortables

They are so light in weight, so warm
and are covered with such hand.
some patterns of silkoline or satin
that you'll want one the minute you
see them. $3.50 to $500
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-20

And Indian Blankets are soft and
warm. They come in handsome pat.
terms and are very serviceable as
couch throws, automobile robes, or
as extra covering on the bed; see
them. y. 5000
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-20

For the table, such as sugar and cream
sets, butter tubs, bud vases, con.
serve dishes, marmalade jars. indi-
vidual salt and pepper sets. etc.
Some cut with dainty designs, some
finished with nickel, silver inlaid
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-20

All wool automobile Robes with bound
edges or made with fringcd ends.
Good patterns and qualities includ.
ing aome of the most widely adver-
tised lines $7.95, S12.o0 and $500
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-20

Bags
White Ivory
Goods

many other small items that arc al.
ways in use. 25c to $500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
SAGE.TEA DANDY
TO DARktM HAIR
IT'S GRANDCHILDREN RECIPE no
BRING RACK COLOR AND LU6.
TIRE no HAIR

You can turn gray. faded hair beau.
tifulIy dark and lustrous almost over
night II you'll get . 60.csnt bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" at any drug ,Aors. Millions
Of bottles OF this old famous sage Tea
Recipe. improved By the addition OF
other ingredients. are sold annually.
says . we'll known druggist here. b.
cause II dsrkens the hair % natur-
ally and evenly that no one can tell q
has been applied.
Those whose hair 10 turning gray
or becoming faded have . surprise
awaiting them. because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
lshes and your locks become luxuri.
antly dark and beautiful. ~
This 10 the ass OF youth. Gray.
haired. unattractivs folks aren't want
cd around. 70 sst busy with Wysth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight
and you'll - delighted with your
dark. handsome hair and your youth.
ful appearance within few days.
This preparation = toilet requisite
aad b not intended Tor the cure. uiti-
ssliea o. ussveatisa q dissAss.-A1v
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

NEW YORK. Nay la-(Cosrsspoad.
aes).-Ths distssss nov prsvailias n
Germany - . result os The var vill
eontinus aitsr tAs return Of peace. said
N. George Michaslis. the former chan
cellor. In IN address in Bsnnecken.
stein. scceedias 70 ~ Cologne 0s-
setts. German matsrialism shared 10
The responsibility Tor the war: dsclas.
Cd Ds. Michaslis. Who addsd: F"
I'VE must rsoosniss that vs arc
also rsspeasible sos The var. bst not
politically. 1or the smpsrer wanted
peace ~ - The Iase moment. Fsts
has seat ~ hat bseanss moasy bssan
. Sule amoag q. God wanted 10 save
- iron eonplsts natsrialism. would
rather rsnosnes var indsGnities u I
again should - rsspoasibls. than 10
see our people b placed by the pay.
n,snts q their dsbts 10 The danger oe
sinking into natsrtsiism." DR.. Mich.
aelis said II would b . deception 70
believe that ths rs(ssa q peaes veuld
mean . return 70 the we'll regulated
living eoaditioas q 1914.
we must face The tact that W
must carry the su6srinss oe war over
into The period q Deaes." As said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
Hot Water for
Sick Headache


1 Headache Of any kind b auees n
auto. oxication-which meAoe -
poisoning. Liver and bowel e
called toxins. sucked Into ~ -
through the lymph ducts. sssses u
heart which pumps tho blooe So
that Il congssts 10 the smaller -
lss and veins Of the head. pFoesss
violent. throbbins pain and ~"
called headache. You become -
Gus. dssp0ndsat. sick. levers.
miserable. your meals sour enc 49,
naussats you. Then yoy resort WE
auilins. aspirin or the brom'ee ~. ~
| Temporarily relieve but DO -
|ths blood Of these irritatins tss. =.
A glass Of hot water with .
|spoonfuii OF limestone phospsss ~ ~.
drank before brsakfast TOT sM
| viii not only wash thsss po'se.s NJ VI
your system and cure you ~ ~
ache, but will cleanse. psI'u
ersshsn the entire alimsnsa'y ~"
Ask your pharmacist tor . 49,.
pound OF limestone phosphate ~. " !.
expensive, harmless a. sugar. ~.
most tasGsisss. except tor
twines which b not unplsasas.
II you aren't feeling your -.
to.... 1. costsd or you xake " ~.
bad taste. foul breath OF hs.v h,...sa.
indigsssion. biiiousnsss. eo.s - ~.
or sour. aeid stomach. bse'A ~
phstsA bot wstsr cure 70
systsm OF toxins and poison. . .,.,>h
Results srs quick and u . ..sl
that those Who eoatinus 70 ~
TIE stomach. Avsr ana e'~x.1So r
nosnius. never have Az
kaev . nisssable nenss"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

iinss that run oa TO the French bor'
der. The Germans would. Of course.
seize the tines for their invasioa. u
they marched their so,disrs wosld
follow wasoa roads aloasssds The rail-
ways. hut the railroads must b used
for their enormous quantities Of an
muniiions and squipmsnt. While the
HWisa viii asht. they Will b wipcd
out By the thousaada. a. we're The Dsl.
siaas. rhs Germans woulA hops 10
Aank the great Sortiacatioa at Bsleost
behind the French lines.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

Will irwin. the we'll known war cor.
respondent, just back from France.
Italy and Switzerland. feels the Ger.
mans viii Try 10 Invade France thru
Switzerland. TAis has been cousid.
cred Q possibility siscs the bssinaias
Of the var. The courss OF Invasion
II Indicated on the map By the crossed
lines oe rsilways. Thsrs ere three
linss a railroads In Germany bssin.
ming at Ssrassburs. Trsiburs and
Stustsart, which coanect With Swiss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
OIo OoxINo TOURNAMENT
ON At AMERICAN LAKE

CAMP LEWIS. wash. June a.
What 10 said TO b the biGsest military
boxing tournament ever held will b.
SIN q Camp Lewis today. aud Tor four
nights. June 3. I. 8 and Z. the boxers
oe each camp will aGht In three min.
ute rounds 70 decide the champion.
ship In each weight. both In prosss.
sionai and amateur elaas.
Prizes are 70 b awarded 10 the res.
iment. battalion and company making
the best showing. and Individual prisss
are 10 b awarded % we'll
TIE tournameat II 70 - staged ~.
der the direction Of willie Ritehie.
former lightweight champioa. now
boxing Instructor OF the division.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
MOVE WOULD EVENTUALLY
sGMGFir KLAMATH PALLs

SALEM. June "a Joint meeting ol
the Oregon and washinston vstsrin.
ary Medical Associations will b held
In Portland on June ISIS. One Of the
features. pointed out BY Dr. ". H.
Lytle. state veterinarian. viii b o..
perimental operations on . jaekass "a
take from his power to bray. and on. q
duck To relieve him Of his Quack.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

Boyd Adams spent Saturday and
Sunday h town.
&. l. Hosley vas In towa On bust
ness saturday.
Bliss Deadmond vas IN town "a z
pleasure trip over the wsek end.
Dave McAultRe was In from Ala
ranch IN Horseay Valley yesterday.
c. d. Arthur returned from an ez.
tended trip thru southern washine
ton.
State Senator Kuckuk Of wisconsin
is In the county looking after his tim.
Der interests.
II. r. 0laisyer. county agricultural
agent. has soae to San Francisco Tor
four or ave days on business.
Nellie DOten Of Keno. q. v. Vincent
and I. r. Hart we're passenger this
morning On the auto stage TO Ashland,
Mn. c. 7. Payne and daughter Elis.
abeth are here visiting Mias Edna
Wells. who 10 . sister Of Mrs. Paynes.
Mn. n. r. Glaisyer and her sister.
Mn. vernoa Notschenbacher. LETT Sun.
day morning for the la,ter's home In
Portland.
Mis- Clara Elmer left this morning
for Los Angeles. She has resignea
her positioa - domestic science teach.
er In the public schools here.
Mf. and Mrs. Edward d. Aahurst ol
the Klamath Agency are In the city
for visit Of . few days. Mr. Ashurst
has charge oe the livestock on the
klamath reservation.
r. II. Hunter Of the Savmlll Ensin.
eertns and Construction company. h
In town from Weed. where he 10 put.
ting up large mill for the Weed Lum'
Der company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
oloeigLo's FIRST RACER
10 GOLD ~ A RELIC

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 3.-Bar.
nsy OlAAsld's arst speed car. . two
cylinder. was sold In the police sta
tioa q stolen and recovered prop
eTty hsre for els. The dilapidatsd
racer. built In 1901. came into posses
sioa Of the police about ten years ago.
whsa oldAsld. arrested for speeding
gAve II - bond. The purchaser said
~ wanted the car - Q relic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
Hun Leader Predicts
Extended hardships

I'VE must prepare eussslvss iawardly
to bear the peace suRsrinR without
grumbllag. Ous NE also astsr the
var WIN - subjset 70 sasorcsd rsss'
lation. Scarcity a sood and oshss sr'
ticles and high prices will continus.
Our great debt viii force ~ 70 sdhere
70 government coatrol q raw material.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

W. H. Pick Ia here On business frcm
I,ray. Calf.
J. N. Barnhin was Q weed end Wis.
itor from Odessa.
h. b Hawkins of Weed 10 registered
ai the White Pelican hotel
Chester Avery 10 In town from his
ranch near Malin.
T. p. Butteraeld came In On bust.
ness from Dunsmuir Saturday.
r. n. Andrews was . week end vis-
itor at the county seat from Chiloauin
Ms. Henry Parrish, teacher In the
Malin district. spent Saturday In towa.
Chas. Drew and family came In from
the Merrill district for . short visit
yesterday.
W. T. Elliott Of Pine Grove was In
town trading with local merchants
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. A. A. Soule has 80 far recovered
from his recent illness - to b able
to be on the street.
J. A. Thompson Of the Midland die.
trict was In the city on busineas mat.
ters Saturday Afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson Of Aer.
rill we're among the week end visitors
Al the county seat.
John Shepherd paid the county seat
/ visit from his ranch at Pine Grove
Saturday.
c. r. Beardsley Ii . county seat WIS.,
itor from Maiin. He II registered at
the Hotel Hall.
J. ". Barkisan Of Portland was
amonG the train arrivals last night
from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Casper OF ReddinG.
Calf. are among the recent arrivals
In klamath Falls.
W. @. Hall OF San Francisco 10 In the
city for . short time ON matters Of
business.
Miss Nellie Conrad II Q guest at the
Hotel HALL She q registsrsd from
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hooper Of Duns.
muir are guests registered at the
White Pelican hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. n. Tullsy are regis
tered guests at the White Pelican
hotel from Alsoma.
H. z. Calkins and family were
among the baseball fans who attended
the game at Doris yesterday.
Hubert Morton from Portland. . rsp.
resentative Of VIM. MacMaster. who u
heavily interested In farm lands In
this county. ID In town.
Mr.. and Mn. James Pelton are
down for . short time from their
ranch at Fort Klamath. Mr.. Pelton
In In attendance at . session Of the
grand jury. OF which he 10 . member.
C. 8. silsby. passenger engineer on
the Klamath Falls.weed line. has left
for Ashland for short visit. He will
meet Mrs. Silsby. who has preceded
him there. and the two will 90 to
Glendale to see the eclipse OF the
sun June sth.
n 40 osA - Aa>aA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
" PAYS 70 iNvCsrloATg

Before buyinG Life insurance. \ ~
cost you nothing TO hnd out vhae .
lsadiWO American Company ~ y
offer you. See Geo. {. Uirich. lisls6el
manager rns Mutual LIE q ~
York. NJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
Local Red Cross
Actiuitie

Those present In the sewing room
Saturday were: Mesdamss Geo. Hum
phrsy. W. p. JoApson. X. Van Ripsr
n. A. Emmit,. CAas. Donart. Traak
Sutton. T. r. SkillinGton. C. II. Ksster,
J. 8. Herndon. Fred Garrich. Emma
0riuby. J. u. johnson. =. B. Kinnsar.
Louis Bradford. L. &. Sullivan. Total
for the week. IS.
In the surgical dressings department
Saturday were Mesdames q. W. White.
Chas. Martin. Newnham. Fry. Aerri.
man. L. Gerber. c. ,. Stone.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

Auto comfert cvshIens sNd eomo
Geek 0assilNs stoves. Tslfef6 ofee
OassOs. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

Mensy 70 lean On city and country
Ask chlleets. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

NettletoN'e ANs skes q
OW 4. 4. \. STONE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
Az klNds st Army Shsss q
otf 4. n. 4. o1oNe

evaRs opvd Planter Iss Ssis. Penn
ere VINES. C.. StA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
NOTICE

There will Be . practice Of the de-
gree team Of Prosperity Rsbekah
Ls'dse Monday night. All members
are requested to please b present -
there viii b initiation and banquet
next Thursday night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
k'...'' G. News
AAA--AAA--AAA

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Van valkenburs
returned Monday from trip to Yreka.
where they spent . few days visiting
relatives as.~
George Shell started to work At the
Christy saw mill last week.
The Memorial Day services at
Klamath Falls were ven attsnded b.
the people Of this district.
George Ager was Q business visitor
In Klamath Falls Wednesday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

svv A THRIFT STAMP TO-DAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03

No one ever gos rich merely By
saving money. You must invest II
4 good way to invest Il d TO buy Was
Savings and Thrift Stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-03
0RPnEUS TBEA1R
VIM. Fex preesnts
oisdys oeeelswsli In
sFoR LIOGRTv"

An American Girl within hts German
lines.
Prieee toe and tse
WAN TAX ADDED
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-17
~GdatamtsIefretGr McMbou fat Dor

einigen Sagen @elegenbeit genom>
men, bent t0ridten @eriidt entgegen>
3utreten, Die Regierung gebe nit Der
Nbiidt I'M, 2ibertDbonos uno &riegss
iparmarfen, Die bon feinoliden Mus-
lanoern getauft mur6en, gu fonfis.
3ieren. Wer 6ieies 6umme @eidmdb
aufgebradt bat, mag Ser &immel
uiiien, ie6enfaus iouten berninftige
Menfden nidt barauf b0ren un6 iid
nod meniger angitigen laiien. Son
5uitanoiger Seite lit mieberbolt er.
flart mor6en, oaB Die griparniiie Der
bier lebenoen fein6liben MusIan6er
in feiner @efabr ieien 6aB Die @e.
gierung ni6t 6aran 6enfe> Tie ibnen
gu nebmen, niemals baran ge6a@t
babe un6 niemals 6aran 6enfen 1per>
De. uno au6 an einem 8orte bon
0ieier 5eite ioute man ni6t 6euteln.
Denn es lit Elm gbrenmort in 6es
8ortes better 8e6eutung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-17
Illus dem nordwelten
WinueIuta.

uttIWC(V@u<
ct. YauI. = Ser erltorbene
grsbildof Srelano bat iein geiamtes
8erm0gen, beltebenb aus $4,000
leiner Dio5eie permadt. Sic
ltnion=s3igarrenmader BON bier leg
ten lire Mrbeit nie0er, nad6em Die
bon linen perlungten 6%or6erun9etl
ui6t bon Sen Sabrifanteu getudbrt
tp11roen. 9ie 2eute berlongen anltatt
ser iesigen Sfalo bon $14 anfan-
geno bis gu $23 aufolge Qualitdt II.
uno @roBe $16 uno $24 reip. per
Sauien0. = Der oen1ofratiide 3en=
troIausidub bot feline aampagne er-
offnet nit Ser Ser0ffentlidung elmer
5Iueldrift, Sic @ouperneur Burnt
Quits Somlitdt angreift. = SSn ser
pergangenen ISOLDE NOR in ser 8un-
oesbauptltuot cine Mn5abI 8ertreter
ser aroBen Sarners : Srganilatio=
,ter1 nit Senatoren u16 Mbgeorone=
ten in @erat1.ng, Inn Ste 5ufunfttgen
@eisenpreiie auf minoeiten 1884 per
g11ltel felt5uleten.
Minneupois . = Srau @llte
Scrgens bon bier bat Sic ct. Yartler
@trobenbobngeIeuihaft a11f $4,000
shabenerios fir &erletungen ber=
flogt, nelde lie lid) inn Nobember lef-
ten SSsahres angeblid ourd Sabrlai=
iigfeit Ser 8eieuidaft 5uge5ogen bat.
0uIutb. = @ouberneur Burnt
altiit bat cine 8elpbnung bon $500
ousgeiest fir grgreif,1g un0 l1eber-
fiihrru1o iener Eerionen, Sic SGi
ai1ffenen in 9ullttb geteert un6 &c.
feoert botten.
S@opfins. - Sier betpaffnete
uno bier musfierte Mdnner 6rangen
ON Mitttpod fl1rs Dor Wfittag in Sic
SirIt Notionol @anf bon bier, iperr=
ten led,s Berionen in Sic @etpolbe Il.
entfo1nen nit 1000 Douar.
a.-9ter erliH@lenn
Mothepi Jon DON Burlington, Sonia,
Ben sos, inoem er nit einem eleftri=
lhen 2eit11ngsoraht in 8erubrung
fam.
Gottonmoo6. - Ser iteben
Sabre olte @ictor @ridion tp1roe bon
einem Moisidre66er erfaBt nn6 ge-
t0tet.
grosbp.- Ser 5u0If Sabre al
te Soiepb 8%eau6reau, ser III Sror>
ton mobnt, tpur6e o11f sic Inflage bin
oerhoftet, Sugo Mlmquiits 2o6en
hierielblt un6 einen 2o6en un6 6as
8ubnbofsgebduoe in Mitftn bera11bt
Eli hoben. CT fat Sic S1ul6 einge.
1tun6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-17
ubrmod)eraeid4ft betreibt. traf Mitt,

ubrmabergel6Gft betreibt, traf Mttt.
mod bier Elm, I'M lid 5um Wt1litar
All 1telen. - Gin Sobn Der 6amilte
Saul stepban fiel 0ienstag BON
Muto un6 brad einen Mrm. = Srar
Sobn 8olf, melde cine 8linooarm'
operation I'M bieltgen Soipital gliid'
Iid iiberItano, befin6et iib ben Inn
ItGn6en gemdB mobl un6 ibre boue
! @enelunr miro nl1r mebr cine Srage
Der 3eit iein. gb.
8Iuffton Correspondents" =
8eorq Mment bradte bom Camp gu:
lter, Mid)., no er in ser meot5ini.
iben Mbteilung Stellung bot, elmer
irriinnigen Soloaten in oas Srren'
baus gu Samestomn, &c. g., nno be:
nubte auf ser &iidreiie sic @elegen'
belt, leiren @ltern, Sac. 4ment uni
6rau, uno ieinen @eidmiltern einen
8eIu6 gu erltatten. - Sofepb San.
fen lit IN Dafota NIT Dem @etreioe'
oreiten fertig unb bat nun nod fin
cinige 8oden Mrbeit nit Dem Gin
beimien Ser @artoffeln. Motb.
Gnoers, Sobn ser 8amilie Sobn en-
oers, bat elm 8ein gebro6en, oarob
er oas 8ett bitten muB; er beftnoet
lid ober a11f 6em 8ege our 8eliers
ung. - 8en. @ieiefe bon Welroie er=
frelt hier 1einen ulten Treun0 Wtl=
belm Stte nit einem 8eiu6e. = ST.
8erbam Correspondent =
5onntaq fam oie 2eibe 0es &ob.
@anterD, @obn ser Samilie &arl
8anterp, melder in einem Sel6lager
I'M Stoote Seem Oorf an Ser 2nngen'
ent5iinoung itarb> bier an un0 mnroe
Montag beltattet. = Sodm. 9err g.
59irmes mnr6e Montag an oaS
&%ranfenbett ieines in Mpon pobnen=
Sen @aters, Oeilen 3ulton6 li6 ber=
ldlimmerte, gerufen. -&lei0erbano=
Ter 80. 59rd6er begab ii6 Wontag
in @e16aften ta6 Mtnneapolis, bon
mo- er anoeren Cages muf ieiner
Seimreiie in ct. CLOUD, mo- @ei4af-
tie feline @egentpart erbeti6ten, bor=
lpra6 nn6 Mitttpo6 in Der Srlbe
mieoer bier eintraf.
@obena (&orreiponoen5.) =
2ebten Mittmo6 trafen Die iterb=
liden neberrej te 6es Soiepb 8reber,
oes ilnglten @obnes ser Samilie S.
g. Breber, mel6er in Sort Smelling
Der Snfluen5a erlag, bier Elm. 9ie
@ltern 6es Ser torbenen famen nod
in 3eit an, Inn ibren geliebten @obn
lterben 5u ieben. Das am Donners=
tao bon ser 81. Mnna Stride itottge>
funoene 8egrdbnis mar oas grobte,
6os ie bier gebalten tpuroe. 9as @ot=
tesbars tpor nit 2ei6tragenoen onge'
fuut. Sic Blumenipen6en 5etgten 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-17
Mem ulm. &ier loll am

SEEM ulm. Sier loa ON
Mbenoe oes 80. Oftobcr cine groBe
&ogne : Berlammlung %5rgunlter
ser uSrodenen" oes Staates ltattf1n'
Sen, tpie Slid. Sones, &agnelet'
ter ser Minneiota Drp federation, IN
einem Sd)reiben an Dr. Sttdler oa'
bier mitteilte. 8ei oieier @elegenbe11
louen Sic ebemaligen @ouoert1el1re
Sanlep un0 Gan Cant Mnipraher
balten 5ugr,nlten Ser @nnabme oe1
porgeidlagenen Yrobibitions : Mmen:
dement's 5ur @taatsoerfaiiung. =
Gountp- Mu6itor 2outs 6. 8ogel IL
bon ser ltoatliden 5teuer- &ommii
liou babin benodridtigt morben, oah
ser Steuertpert a1f @runoeigentum
in 8ropn County Inn 10 Bro5ent IN
allen @emarfungen berabgeiebt tpor,
sen lit.
Toirmont. = Mls 8orbeu-
eungsmoBnabme eegen oos um1t4,
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Sic &ronfbeit aufgetreten.
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fiibrt un6 inn 5tpeiten Stod lit 1eoes
j3immer nit 8on6i6rdnfen berieben.
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0ie Grmartuna, 6ab sic Snflten

Die Grtuartuns, bak sic Snflten.
3a=@pi6emie ibren @0bepunft i9nea
iiberidreiten mer6e, fat iid nidt err
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mite 3eitmeilig etmas na6loiien iolte,
lie binnen fur5em nit Derltarfter Sef=
tigfeit mieberfommen miro, tpenn ibr
ni9t 6ur9 gemeiniames Mrbeiten
grin6li6 Der 8o6en ent5ogen miro.
Man bat 6ieie G%rfabrung m1d in on
6eren 2dn6ern gema6t. 8ie Sic @eu=
die BORT gemiitet un6 mabri6einli4
nod miitet, ergibt 1i9 aus Muslaiinn=
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ters &ai6alis> Ser in @auis 6as 5elo
ieiner Edtigfeit bat. @r i6reibt: SD
BIN felt 6em t.. Mnguit in einem fort
bel BEN grippefranfen Bfarrern un6
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B%rieiteriabr binter mir, uber iol9e
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Sammer, tpie in 6ieien bier 8o9en,
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batte ib ni@ts anoeres gu tun, alS
gu berieben un6 5u beeroigen. -
Morgen muB i@ 5u einem grippe
franfen @irt> 6eiien @attin i@ bor=
geltern beer6igt babe. Ser quite Mann
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Sra11, nn6 er ruff iammerbon na9
ibr. @enn er sic &riiis iiberltan6en,
muB man es ibm bolt 6ob mitteilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-17

biloungsforps unter Nuarantane> II.
ale Ebeater, &irben un6 Sd1len in
Ser Staot iin6 gel6loiien mor6en.
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BeiiB Ser CRUDE bereits angetreten
baben. Die ertpabnten Sotpoer Ser.
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Tie betreiben bie @ruben nit Sag u.
Nadti6i6ten, 10 oaB Die e%r5ielte SCR.
oerung cine gang be6euten6e lit.