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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-17
Advance in Wholesale Prices
PURITY BAKERY

Friday June 14th Wholesale Prices
will he as follows:
Bread per loaf .........,..... &c
Buns and Rolls. per dozen ..... lie
Pies, per dozen ................. SOC
The above prices will be in effect
until an adjustment of the 80 per cent
increase in price over the flour price
has been made by the Food Commits
sioner:
7e,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-17
PHONE m4
StandardTire and Vulcanizing CO

more than 1000 prosecutions for fond
|profiteering. In $500 of these con-.
victions were secured and the profit.
GERS fined.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-17

In Largo over in Pinellas county,
plans are being laid for the establish
ment of bank, 1t will be incorpor.
ated for $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-17
PURITAN BAKERY BRANCH NO.

For the convenience Of those living
north of the track, Puritan breads will
be on sale at Maize's Dairy Store iOl
North Kentucky avenue. 76N
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-17
EQUALITY OF SACRIFICE

The New York Times recently said
editorially;
No man or woman who has ac-
quired a Liberty Bond is relieved
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
1.uti1s, 1ili,slftn s,i,ltlI.
dsssensersia fat Sabrssberidmm.
Isas IN ber eRsi. saItmstirdle.

Tor Iroueupereif Ses Seut{d,cr,
TiofouiiIeu Soipitols hotte oei,eru
1,odmtftoa Sobres,er,o,uuIuna biz
IN bsr On alei dsoIemsfird,e a, M sr.
rou,ore ,lnb Ord,orSitrobe oboebul.
ten ,m,rSe q,oitor g q g,sej,Ier BON
aenonufer e,erneiuae 6ieh Sic Douteu
IN elmer bersIiheu Muiprod,e wdIIfom.
u,eu uuS Poitor " @ Qobnaun. Der
piIitteiiriue superI,tenoeilt bes
Tiatouiije,t SoIpitaIs, bieIt cben
iaas sitis nit aroksm Bsifau autsss
roInriIeue g[niprodbe. Fri. elcnore
AID tr,io Elm gejorqioIo Dor, fsrI.
Dloroaref ashnfer Elm gianoiolo llno
mi. ellie Nauborit ioafe elm wcoidt
oui. Mi,d ;Srasl Mmanoa gaaaei
,srcriinu hottie cine gtiur1ner oeg
asfcorainns iibernonunen, oeiicn
tm,iterdiItiae Tirffiibrnna ben
sSerryfnffeit cine aetuBreid,e gtunDc
bereitefe Ser s,abresberidt Der
sfnsuieiiterin Srau s,obn Tprnette
Sr u,.roe perIeIen. gieIer grridys 10.
iuic bic iibriaen geridte treroen 1T
ocm allaemeii,en ssubresberidt oes
g,ereins' fir Didfonie, Der am "a.
,sonuar feline s,abresperiammIlna
abbdIt, entboIien iein i,nb init bieienl
lvetbifentIid,f iperoen.
sIns Der AsabI iporyn Die iclaen6en
Gamrn iieareiu) berporoeaauaen
irau gpa SeTd,ona, ,srnil ssoiepb
gisIein, ,srnli a,iitnie ganbentere,
,sraii ,yrieSo StoIe. arni, gIecnofe
puede. ,srI sioio sseienbed, ssrmI
Weotae Defrr ,ino gsrmi Gourab 1eit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

tc er ounn auf bic lrre. Dine 3peis
feI iprgte sr bdmit fir ietn pnblituni,
oas Dor aIIsm bic 8eritdnbIidteit Iiebz
te, aber er hattie uith4tt tbssaaaft. odb bic
8uditobsn Iih ben 5prmsn oes antiten
Sheetefsls niht 70 anpaiIen Iieben,
Oub auF 6altbarhit 5u re6neu mar.
9ieiIeif)t mar aud iein Slsiiter Saron
I5ulo pieaei6t boIf bob ou9 bic
!oano einss GifsriiidtiaeH elm tpsnis
nit. 8ur;um, aIs mir SeiIias biz
llrns ii6srrsi6te, ba mar idoH Der
sr5bte Sbsil Der gu9faben psrs
ihpunoen uub nur mebr ons 8ort
Sin" oeutste auf ben SnbaIt oes eos
len @sfdBss.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

Dor. ben llnterias siitr petroIean
lanpe au ptripenoai, bic 5eIoenmut'
ter befob einsn .iebr antii ausiebas
osa Sber;eiiel', Die aisbbabsrin lpOlltt
einsn 9lumentopf, Der ibr nit einen
RoIsnb6umhen perebrt iporoa mar
bern sroBeH 3pet opfern. RetSeH
alle @uridldse sriinblih espriift UNI
bic UerI4ieeenen E0pfe, 2nmpenitan-
Der uTp. heii6tist iuOroen iparsn eia
nigts man iia sHOli6 auf ben sbee'
teifei ost 6eibeHmutter, Der pom ii
rsttor nod sntIprsfenb ottprirt ipert
ben IoIlts. albsr ldiisn mir MN Srt
.Dins isIber beri4tsR.
Der absnb TAM" 10 erSabIt, sr,
.unb e sing 6efer. aIs itb seoa6i
bate. 9is Saus mar gum BREEDER,
pol. Der aIpplaus toipfIal, oas Slid
bes DiRttors taRute teine @ren5en
lInb nun Der brittle ast NIT meiner
grcBen S5sne. 5ciiius, Don Sipei RS.
meru sefolst, brtngt fesrIi9 bic llrne
~Das bringit bu pa. Seiliusq- frass
I'D ebenIo feierli5. Du ldreit eins
Stimme i'm Yarterrs auf: .Sas ieber
Sic bod. mas sr brinet!~ uno eir
2aditurm brault mir sRtsessn. Sd
bate in3piidpen Die urne esfnbt uan
nun bob ih iie boher uno tniiest itdrr'
ie i'd auf ben pom 9irettor md ,snts
fprsaeRs betOrirtsu- 2bseiehsI be,
5slosnmuttsr. ST iab ia reat antiI
aus, absr orei srObe @u6itabeu tIeb'
ten bar1af. bic mir bas llnbeiI erildri
tn. SIN las id uno intmer lpisDsl
Gin. Damn mari id efnpprt psr
aefsg BEN Seilius Dor bic SiiBe uui
utter alsemsinem @elGhtsr iant bel
0orbaHs. Sd batte IN bisiem auseni
bid pnbr9aftis BE 5aifuns psrlOrsu
i'd oa6te nur an Shelmenitrsi4
On irssno siHsn saeElsseH". Der mil
ben @beab esrSerbea polte. Abe,
nittg bacon. Dieier llnsIiidsmeuib
Der DiuttOr, mar in isinsm 9eftrsbsn
aIles red1t gut su mntsn. ouf bic Sce'
perfallrn. aus einsm etr plafots, ou
bsnen bic auffiibr,lng ansesiinbist
ipurbe, ben Qumen sYirsinio" beraus'
,uE4neissn, unn oisie 9u4ita6sa Heb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Srnnertirn.

1bs eabgrtau grsptHa gemS-
QoplnGtpn, 40.
DRtfeu Gbeuur.
y al Il msnni erentra 60. gseifpeob
nceEte.. eid 9Hn. Rbcus sDek 25l
abladii Ctr.
eerrifor zoe
9lcaftSen Eos
rbe Gtrtfftaa MustIetn Btsntna q
Co., 2ofq--R02i 9im Efrnbs
Tty wobapt Hremtna q o., go setif
Dlcg1tfgn Apfrue.
Sbs @fnbif6s 6smubtteufsr eIsp.
lac. Go. t2isn eetr), esberto nue Siam
f6s @tttstsr ertBtns 60. sii7
Genital aoenie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
S.nrp Stpins uHo girsiaias
Afae.

Der beriibmte SdauipisIer Sr0ins
srsdblts etnmal bon elmer leinsr aiHrs
ritanii6m Gaitipielreiien ein rent
6drattertitiIdRs Stiidtef. Srplns
mar rcn isinsm Smprelario an eIils
qanse aeibe aIsinitabis 1beatsr ptrs
lauii ipcrben uno ipurne i9lisBlt1
Nib. 1as gerional offenbar saH8
unsrl1neIih, bic Geiornticnen ldner'
lid armislis, bic aOiiime ebenio ipit
len. su teinsm Der Glide. be nrtsss
fiibst ipsrbsn iOIItsn paiIsnb. Srpln5
lpeIaerte iI&, su ipisItii, abr mas leln
Smpreiario nid,t gu Strnoe bradse,
bas selans IthIisbIid ben ~Souegsn@
5brtn iiiirmiiHtH 8ittsn CAB er na1
unn bic Qluffibruns oss aomeritdT
des .girsiuius uno Yirsiuia- puros
Derbsreit,t. Jrpins mar freiIi6 iiber=
ssist, Dab fir bic .tIaiiiIten stoltlif
me- einEoeb Hettiiider als erfdB
asnommsn ipuuoeu. 9lber ole 9eittus
dRr tparen immertin msbr i'm @eifts
bes Stiidts- 1ls nas fcuitist acltiinl'
nakrinI unb aah bic osripenobdren
Rtlpratipnen iparen niht seraoe3il
Ii5rsHb. gsi Der Gtneralprebs seiste
Fb abtr nOG. bab biz llrne fir @irsis
isias NId)e fsbite. Daron SAITH Der Ei-
rtftor nid)t gebadt. DE mubts ober
rcd, bsfd,nFft iperben. Sinnise @ors
ldISse iparben aIsbaIb aidb IN ercber
Sabl otma4t. Der Dissssss fAlus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

&c in betrunt,nem 3uitanbe srOBs
glufrssung btrbotriefsn, inbem +:
sipti Das,nb Gi,r gu 10 Cents PEI
Dubenp lauftsn mb barnit uOrbstfah.
r.nbe autos, loipis aud stne arSdb'
Siuler btfporfen, ipurben ourtl stiit"
nau SssbDbn unb ben poIistitsn
MartiB psrbnftet unb iptrbtn ii4 bsila
Il tpegsa unorbmtlintn 9eirnssns
uerautpotisn miiiftn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
aIeime poli3eis9s dridteu

- Sn bem 3immst bon Ilberl
aRuifsp, 500 W,ii Reunte Strobe, &C.
ristb gefsrn ons gstt IN 1rane, Gs'
mIstrdiets gHaStu IN S..
- Der sppIisei ipnrbsn e.iisrn bic
ioIsenxn DisbT6bIe setnsIbei; Don
Wprtle Dopts, e32 MtT 9. Str, cine
gcloens Tdmennbr i'm Werttx bon
$25; rpn Geo. 9. HrommeI, 427 Tlae
biIon Mpsnus, gobinsipn, cine Role
e.ibe I'm Weribs bon $1S.85 aus feis
itcm Wogsn uur bsm SapIir 3oteI;
IRON MN. @. GuIipcp 126 Wsft 3.
Gtrubs, eins Nnsobl Jagenituts Jns
hfu.Isnis i'm Wsrtbs ron 80; bon
ena Soptins. 81 apsrb Ctr. $500.
aug ibrtm stoffsr; BON gtofse Wes
JarInno, 1877 Gin Sitnbs, cine sols
FINE ubr I'M Wtrtbe bon $50, in Der
sDirtbfGaIt an Grnorp apsnue nno
Jlnss Strabe; pen anthonp e.Gdtfs
Iss, 357S Widiaan apsnus. tin oias
lnahttslsttss gIisMb3eidcn i'm Mertbs
ron $50, bon Clifford 4ososu, 1922
sse1 Sttnbs, cine suIosns llbr TN
Wtrtty Don $50. auf sinsr elberon
.lutnIe gnr.
Ssroms Sfflunb. Der 80. 1856
Dlain Strabs Elm Neiiaurant betrsibt,
usrlieb aejtgtn abenb nuf siniss Wis
aattn ieih GsfdSft, nm In elmer rts
tsnotl sslsseum Grocery cinsn ginsaui
80 tsforssn. er pcrsub i,bot bic 1biir
;u fAlisksn unp nls q 3uriiftebris,
bsmtrits a. Su isinsm 6dtsden. oub
Elm 9hIsihokb bic 0eIessnbeit be-
uabs anb $50 aus bsm AaN,nrssiiter
ssItpbIsn baiis.
- Gsobbtm sr nnsenIstflnlit IN
isintn Mttbts mar, ipnrbt ssittrn
assnb sin 17sjdbristt 5unst Scbn
,tinsr 9}fanbbuusbefb an Der Gtns
iiss iinb gpolnut Sifnbe lpessn 3ies
Itns nit fJsasripnffsn ptrhnFtsi ano
baout6 Dor ltrster WiiBlanoIuns
bsfpabrt. Der Sunss mutbs isintr
ausIdgs mad bon rnsbrtrtn Waairoien.
biz iid auf ber DurHreiIe bon WIn,
IlsdpoIis nod gaotfolt. wa.. bsfanotH.
dmgebalttn unb srfudi, linen sint
GIaihs Wbistsp ~ bsiorssil. Wls sr
lld ipsissrss, fisIsn bic Wntroisn iibeS
ii. Der mHs In isiHsr angF sriif Der
Snnee gum @spOlptr, um iiH ieinc
ansrsifsr pom 2sibs ,u 9aItsH. Sm
rihfigtn Momsnt tam qtutnanl Sess
bcbm unb biz 9lOIisiittn GArdn uuo
2apf auj bic Gasns uno matten bsr
'0si&i&ts bIra ysrbafiunp be- Jun.
gen Gin Gnbs. ipattsnb re bic RdtFos
fen iaufsn Iitbsn.
- Ter Mnirsle Geo. 6tnltp. l23z
pcuben Etrabs. Der ap0sbtltr aoais
gBaltsrmnnn. 1887 Sba slptnus, uiis
bsx Ghntmnftr Setn spard. lila
wslpsbtfe 6irobs lpeldk ssiisrn
atsnb an bss Sohn unb esasi Sirns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Geaer.

Su BEN Gsbdubs No. l24 Oi
peorl Sirabe, oas BON Der MorIs 60.
Dbistpbanbter, seHubt wirb. brad
stfitrn absnb turS nah iiebsn ubr in
folss zines iiberbeisteu GasoFtns eg
5susr aus, bas siusn G1dbeu BON st'
ipa $1,000 anridtst.. ebs a sslSidi
iueresn tonute.
- 4nnnenbs acblsn, bic aus si.
ntm nfftnen Ramin auf ben JubbOber
fisItn, psrilriddtsn ssitsru abenb cir
i5susr in Der gpobnung bss 3bomai
6aplor, 42S Carlisle glUenut. bas I'll
nsn S@abtu OOn 800 ansi6tsts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Gin 4enner.

= Wlaier (aiif Der @aIerie bes Spern.
boiries, nod Dem 5neitrn sItte 5u
ieinem gsnhbur): c@ann foiuuIt
eelm eigetttIih Der SdfpnuP"
9tot,bar: .Aber man fpieIt BOD
nidt 9obengrin ionbertt garmen
0enier: r@o3u bin i'd ounr herein.
aegnneen BON Carmen tenn ib
bod ieoen S<ftti. g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
GeftilIatenre mue Gnarcs @hisfes.
S6noIer.

Derubeim. GertHaer q q o.. io8 @efi
9ivstte etrn5e.
3 nsSefxE o.. SO stns en- rcsus S'air
rTesatssos Giaatitne o. a,7-
<ie Gin efrdet.
1ks sI.it1mdrg WET eiEsss, s,;s,,,
2iee-52o eii srsri etrabf..
= 4 u Grtlbsra 2oe IN srert etrats
eaea Z s,srts asl eisss.. q s'''ss'a 's'-'4'
mer .graseaf &c. $3.50 reair
miff dts.i s~iIItEsss. tsor.s.,1s..'
ifiasrs etars "a sssl Isl sch 3 esr
sts aasss 9 .pism,r 90 1918 eef
9. esactsssr Co. i2s--i2e On eouti
esssnsmes etniIIins 6 o.. sos krur
1sWs W nsisn asniritus &C.. .. o. os
3. rHb Racs Cd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
il,,fane.

Ten 2Sjdbristn u. g,orsbs.
sianO, 52la gDtIi 8. Strabs. fisI ses
fern Ro9miitas in Der QlnIass Der
poEdi GtesI Co.. CARTHAGE, Elm i6lDes
res Slid Giitn auf ben IinisR CUB.
iupbur& IdmmtItae 9sben strmalmi
nnb bst ubir6ha gebrO6sn ipurce.
iI,atrOIauio Ne. s bratte ben gsrIsbs
ten nad Osm 5tabtboipiioI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
@srprssntr 9aniraab.

Mianeapolis, Minn.. IL
aon. am Daittipoh branesn oisr NM
nsnstiris ganoitm IN bic Continental
Gtals Bant i'm Gsihdftsbiliritt.
Jpsrrtm fiinf alnssItsllts IN bus Ge'
ipSIbt unb. enfiansn nit $500 uas
siusr NufmnabsI TIM msrtbs bon
$500. ivtsHs iie g. &. eirattp. BEN
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etferfii6 6tig.

rsSsbre 5rnu lit eeuib redt cifer.
iiidtig2"
rllno mic! Dor unierer 8erloblIng
f9uTte ih ibr III eineHi @oblth1tia"
feitshnes.rr iiir 5ipun5ie Wiarf einen
<b ab - ino 6esncgen madt lie
mir beltte nSb @orniiriel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Sreserid 9sbmau sn lsbeHslaHsliAer
3ndDtbansitraie permrtbeilt.

Banieon Ohio, i6. San. -
Greberid 2ebnan. Der Sutton 9cuiltr
snrrner. Der Dor 5tpei @cd)en Der CIR
mproung ietner iluisen 5rau id,uioia
beiruioen ip,troe, lit afil Rittwod, 81
lebensI1nglifer 8ud,tbaiisItrafe per
urtbeiIt woroeu. ilahbem oas streis'
serid,t iid, seiprigerf, Sebnina einer
flepen Vrp5eB su beipilliget.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Su Ser 9erGegenbeit.

Sausbciiser (sur@otttn): r5oebeu
ertappte mid u1ier Mietber, berASro-
ieilor, oabei, tpie i'd al ieiner storri.
oortbpr b6r,sG,te - rGos iii rehi
unangenebm." ,gtd Befrtiiis; i'd
pubte uild sar uidlt, lpie irh mid ent'
IduiIoiaen ioate. =. in Der @erlegeti-
belt bub idb n eelteigert"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
elm s(ntiquitdtcn.
oler.

.9emt Der Sd]ranf pirfIldD alIs
Dem fittfteu HSabrburoert ltnnrnt,
Sann pulroert's mid, Oub tie ibn 10
biHla IosibIa9cn ipoIleul"
pSaiionausOertauf, Serr Prufei.
ior!"
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Gin gutter 90 enid,

2 IT p I z II u VI
2anoitreiber: ,.9itt' Inn he Slci'
nigfeit su eiisn; piI germ oafiir ar.
beitenl"
Bauer (mitIeibis): rSm, ihsint N
drner SeufeI su ieinl 9enn Q pirf.
li6 Snit bait, 5u arbeiten, unb nidlts
perrath It, oa taItidt 3 mir n paar
Stunb beIf'n Solj itebl'n.~
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Chas. j. Stern, 0enerals alsent.

prGfhsnten Der 8on!. absenommen
batisn, In etnsm Autcmobt.
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asfsI caster sa ~. essssss 4 &C.
etraks. Gsnst 5oi5. pb
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geriidrr,.na In araft, cine 8unabms
bon s49, ZOO, 900 IN 1917.
in geitdnSen - cine 3nncbme bon
S6.715,2o2.73 pdbrenO 1917. +
erite Sppotbefen Torleben auf bic
bette siherbeit Der 9satiou, abse.
iddgt auf 1894, ,00o, 10000.
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fir bns Snbr, abid)lieBenb
ben 81. 1e5enber 1917.
Vile RefOroe IN 1917 lsebro6en.

@r5Bter, ie bon Der gontpanp er3ieIter 9ctraa
naien geiaaits sS2,97S,095 einidIicbcni
Ii3enernenerunsen 3unabmeu'uno SiBuiiguna
cine gepinn bon $6,076,27e iiber oas ncue @e
Ses SaAres 1916, oas srObte bisbcrise aceOrbiaI
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-26
FOUR INJURED As
CAR TURNS OVER

Fargo, N. D., July 25.-Charles
Hauck Of St. Paul, his wife, his son
and his mother-in-law, were all in.
jured when their automobile, a
light machine, overturned near Sa-
bin, Minn., about 10 o'clock Thurs.
day evening.
The four victims were brought to
Fargo at once and placed in St.
Johns hospital.
Mrs. Hauck has fractured right
arm; Mr.. Hauck suffered serious in
juries to one arm and his neck, and
has serious bruises, while the boy
was badly bruised. Mrs. Hauck' g
mother was less seriously hurt and
will be able to leave the hospital
this afternoon. She will go to
Grand Forks, the party's destina-
tion.
Mr.. Hauck is confectionery man.
ufacturer in St. Paul.
The St. Paul party was attempt
ing to pass a car driven by W. W,
Fuller Of Fa argo, when the accident
happened. The road has sloping
sides, the rear of Hauck's car slip
ping down and turning crosswise
with the road, rolling completely
over two or three times, and it was
upside down when Fuller returned
to the scene. He brought the vic
tins to Fargo.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-26
H|LLSBO8O MAN MAKES
]. WILD DRIVE; P|NCHED

Fargo, N. D., July 25.-Knute
Knudson Of Hillsboro, N. D., is a
prisoner in the Moorehead city
Jail while he is making an effort to
raise money to pay for the damage
caused in Moorhead on Tuesday
when he was attempting to operate
an automobile. Knutson and
George Jetvig, also of Hillsboro,
came over to Moorhead on Joy
ride in the car of John Berke, anoth-
er Hillsboro man, that Knudson had
appropriated
Knudson ran the car over the curb
in front Of the Matt Wambach on
Second avenue north, and struck
James Wambach. aged eight, cutting
his ear and bruising him badly. The
car continued on it's wild run and
the hydrant at Second street was
broken off, flooding the street
Knudson claims it is the first time
he ever risi3s car. .U
Both men were taken into custody
by Chief Of Police E. Malvey and q
charge of operating an automobile
while in an intoxicated condition
was entered in the case of Knudson.
No charge was made against Jet
Wig, who was released. The case
against Knudson was continued to
give him a chance to raise money to
pay for the damage he had caused.
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once over, and then the march to
the depot took place. The usual
music and cheering took place at the
station as the boys boarded the cars
and when the train pulled out at
1880 p. m.
The Red Cross ladies had charge
of all stands in the city, and the
proceeds of everything, including
the ball game went to this organiza-
ton. OF course there was some ex.
pense in connection with holding a
monster celebration of this kind, but
the dance paid all expenses, and
what money was left went to the
Red Cross. Not a single person was
allowed to make any money for
himself out of the celebration, and
many Bowbells people as well as
people from the other towns in the
county worked hard for several
days in order to get things in condi-
tion so the affair could be held
without hitch anywhere. Mayor
Moore asks The Tribune to publicly
thank everyone who assisted in max
Ing the affair such a big success, one
that proved big credit to the city
as we'll as the county, and one that
gave the boys the kind OF a sendoff
that they are entitled to, and one
that made them feel that their sac
rifices In our behalf were appreciat-
ed.
The rest room for women and
children in the Glenn building on
Main street was used to a large ex-
tent. and was greatly appreciated by
our visitors.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-26
FIRST BURKE co. MAN
KILLED IN ACTION

The first Burke county man to
meet his death in France at the
hands of the Prussian barbarians is
Carl Alfred Ofstedahl, who is re-
ported killed in action in the U. S.
casualty list given out on Tuesday
of this week. Mr.. Ofstedahl was
prosperous young farmer of north of
this city, and was in the service of
his country only a. few months when
he died on the battlefield while fight
ing for democracy. He is broth
er of Mrs. John Engen of north of
town. Mr.. Ofstedahl was within
the draft age and was called to the
cclors last fall and was sent to Camp
Dodge, Iowa, for training. After
spending a month at the camp he
was sent back home on account of
his being engaged in agriculture.
Last winter he was placed in Glass
one under the new regulations, and
was again called in March and was
again sent to Camp Dodge for
training. This time he did not stay
long at the training camp, but with
in few weeks after his arrival
there he was sent to France to COM
plete his training. 1t is not believ-
ed that he could have been on the
fighting line more than a few weeks
before meeting his death. Mr.. or
stedahl came here from Spring
Grove, Minn., only few years ago,
and had been engaged in farming
ever since. His father staked him
to farm and complete farming
equipment, and by hard work and
attending strictly to business he
was getting along lovely when he
answered the call to the Z colors.
Flags in the city were hung at half
mast during Wednesday in honor OF
the first Burke county boy to lay
down his life fighting for the good
old U. s. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Jensen and
the formers sister, Alma Jensen,
returned last Friday morning from
Warwick, N. D., where they went
the fore part of last week by car
to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Jen-
sens brother, e. "A. Jensen, who
was married Wednesday morning to
Miss Vera Morris. During the trip
Mr.. Jensen says he saw some Of the
best looking grain he ever saw in
his life, and also saw lot that
wasn't worth q darn. Between
here and Minot he says there is
practically nothing, but that from q
point ten miles east OF Minot to as
far east as he went the grain was
all very thick even, and with heads
elk inches long. "
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Bowbens, Burke County, North Friday, July

loans that do not comply with these
requirements will be rejected by us
because we do not consider them
safe loans.
We would kindly ask you to i'm
mediately notify every. member Of
your farm loan association Of the
contents of this letter so that they
may be informed of the attitude
which this bank will take with re-
spect to loans in their association
hereafter. This information should
also be made general by the mem
bers of the farm loan associations
SO that prospective applicants may
understand our position and your
position in this matter and they will
therefore be able to comply with
these requirements before making
application for a loan from this in
stitution.
You will understand that this rul-
ing is not only to protect us and the
farm loan association, but it Is for
the best interests of the farmers
themselves, for in this manner they
will make their farming operations
safe and dependable enterprise,
thus providing the necessities and
comforts for their families and as
suring themselves OF the steady pro-
gress of development towards fin
ancial independence. This matter
is of great Importance and we desire
that you give it immediate attention.
With kindest regards, am, very
truly yours,
E. G. QUAMME,
President.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-26
TIRES STOLEN FROM
FORD GAR At PARK

Sherwood Tribune: A Ford au'
tomobile that suffered internal col
lapse at the top of the east hill at
the park Friday night was left by
the owner until the next day when
he returned with repairs, to find the
machine minus the rear wheels
Search disclosed the wheels In the
grass at the roadside half mile
east, but without tires. Some mis-
cradle miscreant, who ought to be
behind bars helped himself, thus ad-
ding to the woe and expense Of the
owner ofs the car.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-07-26
SAFE
BLOWN; NO CLUE

Englevale, N. D., July 25.-There
are no clues to the identity Of rob-
bers who blew open the safe in the
postofflce here, securing loot
amounting toi$3 in cash and small
amount of postage and War Savings
stamps. The robbery was commit
ted during the night, and was not
discovered until morning. The safe
was completely wrecked. wet blan-
kets being bound around it to mufae
the explosion.
B. A. stefonowicz. Notary Public
Burke County. N. OAK.