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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15
alattnnalblnme Rnlmmbiue1

gu 3eiten, in eenen bas nationals
gmpfinoeu Der Qpslitaner bohe
Deasn idldst. rest fh natiirlid5
aud pieber bic @r0rteruns Der 5ros
ge Oh bic Der. Staaten eine allgemein
onertannte finnbilblihe Rationolblus
me baben Iollten. unb pel9e 9lums
pobI bic piirbisits ober gesisnetits
fir cine iolhe itolSs Rolle pGre.
ginaslns Staaten Der Union baben
betanntli9 idon lGnsf cine fpmbos
Iif9e 9lume .insefiibrt. DGre bies
ni9t Der Jau. 10 bdtte>man iih piets
Ieidt fdon Dor mebreren Sobr5e6nteu
auf cine omeritaniI4e Rationulblume
gseinist. absr fpmboliiae @inaefs
itaatss9lumen errestsn eben Elm itGrs
teres Snterehe. ipobl neil lie mehr
Solt an Der Oertli6teit batten. unh
aud 5rtli9s Giferiii4teIeien seIinbe
mitfprahen. 0o4 mar man in ellis
den anberen Staaten aud fir bic
snnse SinnbiloblumenzGra9e glei4s
siltig.
glusseidloFen lift es aber nidt, bob
bic @meritaner iid beute fir cine
Rationalblume sntf9eioen mOsen. an
2anbioaten fir sineu folden Rana
bot ss ME sefeblt. Gin &orreipon.
bent frast oeripunbert, pesbalb nidt
bic &olumbine bierfiir fdon
mebr erlpGbnt porbsn lit. Seoenfalls
bat bieislbe einises fir ii9. sic III
in gan3 Qmerita bobenftdnoig; uno
iis bIfbt gerobe in Der periooe ber
ausgeIprO9enen nationalsn Seittoge.
nGmli9 Oes 9rGberi9miidunsszS
aes unb oes 8ierten Suli; bic Spoa
rem Der 8lumen gleiden benz S4nas
bel bes Nationalpogels. bes Iolers.
9lu6 erinnert ibr Name natiirli9 fos
gleid5 on 8olumbia, ben poetii4en
9einamen Der Ser. Stauten. sic
bGtte paber pobl siemlih bsgriinbes
ten 4Ripru9 burauf. an Der Spibe
Der &anoibaten gu iteben, ltatt melt
i'm Sinter9runbe.
So4 m0se nidt peri6piesen bleta
ben, oaB aud fhon bic aanaoier bas
BON ssiproden baben. iie our glatios
naIblume gu MAIDEN. au4 in &ana.
ba nGdIt lie reidli9 senug, uno bic
9elebrten boben barum ben pifen.
f6aftli9en Sitel maquilesia Ganaa
beniis" (&anaOtider ableriporn) gee
eeben.
Gin anberer iebr tpiirbiser &anbis
Dat fir bic obige gbre tpGre fuobl bic
@oIoraute (soIoenroo"), aber aua
auf lie tann 8anata ebenio Diel gns
iprua MAIDEN pte bic Der. Staaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15

bic poIlitdnoiee Siollerung Wiostaus
unb perlai.n iida oarauf, baB bic
bunserleibenben Uiafen in Ufostau
unb petrosrab bas uebrise tun tperz
ben. Gs 1T fsbr sipeifelbaft, Oh bic
golf9erpiti bic Situation meiitsrn
fonnen unb es bat teinen 31ped unfere
9lugen basegen gu perfdlieben, baB
bic Srii9te Der Gntsnte gu reifen be-
ginnen, ipsnigitens 70 melt es ibr nGdh@
ftes, unmittelbares 3isl, ben Stura
Der 8olidepiti. betrifft."
@iele 8erbaftnnsen in aicm.
Cine .@r9anee telegraph sOepe.
fds aus 3iirid Iautet: Sepeihen aus
&ratau melben, bab na6 Der @rmprs
bung oes Selbmarf6als bon @i6z
BORN in aiep iibsr 500 perIonsn pers
baftet purbsn, eini9lieBli6 bes @rs
gremiers Dinnsi9inte, SetretGrs
Milutoff unb pisIsr Mitsliebsr Der
perfafungs oemotratiihen partei.
ueber bic Propins &ieip 1T &rieess
re9t perbdn9t. Seutfhe Weritdrtuns
gen treffen anbauernb in Wari4au
elm. 3ebn beutIhe Solbatrn iinb in
berf9iebenen Seilen BON &iep ere
mprbet aufsefunben porben, unb forts
sefeBt treffen MelOunsen iiber Repols
ten utrainiider 8auern Elm. Die
8auern perbrennen lie6er ibr 9etretbe
unb fdladten ibr @ieb, uls es in bic
Sdnbe Der Seutiden fallen gu Iafs
fen.
Die 0eutihen baben elm 8omplott
sntOedt, 9eneral Storopobsti, ben
utraniihen Setman, gu ftiirSen, unO
gr5berSog Wil6elm, Spbn bes Oiterz
reibif9en GrSber5ogs Rarl Stephan
gum &Dnis ober S.tman Der Ukraine
gu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15
@erlanst: 35,0O0,0O0 NilIionen
Gnsiige!

Ga bic beutide 9feidsbeflet.
bunssiteue iid Dor Die slufgabe
geitent iiebt, 35 MiIlionen 9ln5iiae
fir SipiIoienitpflidtige 5u liefern
uno Die normalen 9e5ugsquellen
fir cine iol6e 2ieferilng ueriagen.
iinb burd einen grIaB alle oieieni.
gen. Die einen ibrer In5iige ent-
bebren fonnen, aufgeforbert poroen.
bieien gegen 9e5oblun9 einsuIieiern.
Soute oieie freirpillige abtretlina
fein befrieoigenoes &eiultat erge-
ben, 10 ipiiroe gu elmer 3pangsent.
eigniins geidritten peroen miliien.
Gob man bel einem Ingriff ailf
Die aleioeri6rGnfe gcipiiier 2eltte
nidt 5asbaft 6u iein brardt, betuei-
fen 8erbanolrngen in Der S6net-
er.Smangsinnung in aoIn. Sort
beri6teten SdneibermeiIter als
9enner Der gerbaltniiie, es iei ni6t
ielten, oab ii6 9riegsgepinner aebn
glnsiige MAIDEN Iieben. Gin Sdnet-
oermeiIter gab on, es ieien tbnn
iiingIt bon einem iolden @ltern-
poar elf 9oiten peridieoener Stoffe
sur IuspabI fir einen sln6ug fiir
BEN Serrn Sobn porgelegt NOR
ben; aebn sln8ueItoife bieIten oiele
Serrid,aften aIio nod in Sfeieroe.
Cine Game babe, flir5 ebe Die We.
5ugideine eineefiibrt rullroen 10
aoitiime auf eirnal sefauft. alt.
Ieits nurbe erfIGrt, 6as ieien feline
g(usnabmeiGIle; in ben aleioer.
ihrGnfen 5abIunesfdbige Sripater
ieien sroBe Soiten sln5iige uno ao-
Itiime auf9eitapelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15
syamilienbcirat.

9ie fiir5eite slrt Der gbeidIiebuns
finOen mir in Sibet. Sit Die user.
bung zines iungen Wannes oem So.
ter beS Nao6ens genebm, 10 pir6
elm Suiammentreifen beiOer SAINT.
lien pereinbart. gsad einigen Yrd.
Iiminarien oriiden 9raut lno 9rdu.
tigam fidl gegenieitig elm pieredise8
Stiif Butter alif Die Stirn. Bon
bieiem augenbIif lift Dos berart be-
forierte Haar Mann un6 @eib. !
@er Die dIteite Sodter ebeli6t, be-
foutntt sigIeid al ibre Sdpeitert
nit in ben &aif; beiratet er Die.
sipeite, 10 miro er augleid Der @atte
au4 Der iiiuseren S9peitern. -,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15
aus Der Hyrit-Wrl
Starf 6eburfter Stoff III aus 9Seid'
toble. .Gruben nebeubei erbdltlid.

starf 6eburfter Gtoff III aus gSei&.
fpble.9 .9ruben nebeubei erbdltlidl.
To9 Elm sutss 9eiipisl bofiir. rpie
ausii9tslos oas 9emiiben 1T. Stoffe.
pelbe bic Wmeritansr bisber srObs
tenteils oOer io9ar sana aus osm
Quslanb be5osen bdtten. lieber i'm els
senen 2anos gu sepinnen. liefert Der
pprit oosr Sdpefelties. (grIteres
Dort bsbeutet eisentlid n5eueritein";
ba pprit in alten 3eiten oIs Der
Jsueritein anertannt mar. 10 bes
bauptete iih Der Rame peiter. obidon
man beuts unter Geueritein ben Stint
psrItsbt.)
@iele Sabre lang mar BON ben
4meritanern alIer beourfte Sdipefels
Ties fir bic @rssueuns uon S9pefel'
IGurs unentbebrli9 fir bic Sas
Irritation BON Sprengitoffen. aber
au4 nod fir oielerlei anoere 3pede
- aus Sponisn importisrt poroen.
4bsr als Der Sdiffsraum brinsli4
fir anbsre 8erlpenbunsen sebrauat
purbe, idrGntte mon bic Sdpefel'
ti.ss3ufubr iebr bstrddtlib elm; unb
sleid5eitig purbs betont. bob mon
6ie .inbsimifde S6rberung oieies
.Rarrensoloes" - 10 pirb Der eelbe
Gtoff bGufig i'm 8oltsmunbe 9enannt
- gan5 bebeuteno persrObern tonns
unb miife.
Die Staatsn Rsp gori. 9irsini.n.
9eopsia, SiibsRarolina baben bereits
beionbsre pprit>gersperte; ouberosm
aber t6nnen Slinois. Soma uno nod
eine Reibe nnberer Staaten. tpelAe
Stsintoble s8ereperfe babsn, offens
bar aus bieien nebenbei srobe Men'
gen pprit 9epinnen. DaSu iinb feline
befonberen IrbeitstrGfte unb toitipies
Iiae ginri9tuneen erforberli4, fons
bern bic SfoblensrGber tOnnen oas
mitbsiorssn uno idsinen aud mei'
items oa5u eepillt gu iein, ioipeit man
bic Ga1e Bel ibnsn anserest bat. 0as
Sreima6en bss Stoffes BON Der ans
bGngenben &oble (Dei4toble) uno
bas auspai9en uno ipeitere 8erors
beiten 1T natiirlid sine Sads fir
ii9.
SdnsfeliGure Sabritunten tons
men ibre Hobmaterialien aud aus
G6nefelfelbern Don 2ouiliana uno
Seras bolen; ober bic beiIdufi9e 9e'
pinnung Don Spefelties aus So9lens
aruben gilt oer3eit fir bic einfa9ite
unb bilNite uno pirb 10 peit pie
tunIi6 bepprSuet tuerben.
sreili6 tann ni4t aus alien &obles
8ergperten pprit srlan9t perbsn
pber in lobnenben Men9en ii9 9etpins
nen laFen. IS finben bieriiber nod
piele untsriu9unsen in allen Staa.
ten itatt, bic iiberbaupt in Setraht
fommen. 9lu9 1T eine pi9ti9e &ons
ferens bon mittelpeItli6en 9eolosen
fir 6ie ipItematiidere 9etreibunS Der
Sahe abgebalten pprben.
0os oud3 INNER bic @reebntiie
Der unterIu6uneen i'm ein3elnen iein
m0aen, - iebenfaas ideinen ges
pie9te Sa6psritdnoige ein6ellig bic
Iebteren QuelIen Der S9pefelfiess
J6rbsrung i'm son5en fur bic
ausFdtspolIten ameritas in ber
naben 3utunft gu bolten, - uno
pielleitbt au6 in Der entfernteren! Sm
iibrigen min man nod feline ean3 bes
itimmtsn 8sripredungen MAIDEN. ehe
mon bas sanae 5slo ssnau ssprift
bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15

(True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Scranton. Pa. on August IS 1913. as required by
the Act of October 6, ioI7.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-15
Slmerifnner in glrdlangel.

glmeritaniide sruppen tuarsn boris
ge Wode on Der 2anoun9 Der oliiers
ten StreitfrGfte in Qr6angel beteili9t.
BUR eritsn Ibteilung Der information
nalen sruppen sebOrten Mitslieber
Der 2isa ruiiiidsr Off5iere, mslost
cine SepeIde aus &anoalasta.
Die Seilnobme Der glmeritaner bel
Der 2anbun9 1T i'm nOrbli9en RuBs
Lamb sntbuiiaitiid begriibt poroen.
Tniien indrn SricbeH nit 5inlanS.
Gin ruffiide Delegation unter gi.
Woropstp lit na9 Berlin abgereiit.
Inn Sriebsnsberbanolunsen nit ben
Jinnen on5utnipfsn, melbet einsWfoss
fauer 0epei6e iibsr Stodbolm. Sieie
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
CONVENTION ADJoURNs.
Special to Independent

Special to Independent
 Little Rock, July 20.-The Consti- tutional Convention adjourn'id yes terday afternoon until 2 p. m. Mon- day. This concludes the third week of the convention, and it is believed that the work cannot possibly be finished under three weeks more. There still remains less than $8,000 of the $25,O00 appropriation unex- pended, and the convention is cost ing an average of $550 a day. It follows that there is not enough to run longer than two weeks more. What will be done then is yet to be decided.
 The Taxation question is still un- settled in the constitutional conven- ton. After the general provisions had been agreed upon, Judge Jeptha
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
STOCK NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that, as marshal of the city of Newport, l have taken up the following livestock, to-wit:
 One Jersey heifer, crop and split in right, swallow fork and underbit in left ear, one year old.
 One black Jersey heifer, crop and split in right, swallow fork and un- drbit in left ear, one year old.
 One yellow and white heifer, crop and split in right, swallow fork and underbit in left ear, two years old.
 The owner of said stock is hereby notified to come forward and prove ownership to the undersigned, and
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

By the guidance of a Supreme Be- ing, and Christian characters, the American boys overe there have demonstrated what they can do to eliminate the devil and his work. They ask us for our prayers to guide, guard and direct them. Let us do this by going to Gods house of worship on Sundays and give Him who gave us this day, the Sabbath day. The church doors stand open to all Go! Let's do what the sol dier boys are doing: Put on some energy and go!
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 No services at this church. We ask that our members attend other churches.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

H. Evans moved to reconsider the vote by which it had been adopted, and refer the whole subject to so- cial committee of seven to report Monday, July 30. The committee consists of Messrs. Evans, Hays, Reynolds, Head, Lamb, Driver, Wal ker, Mann and Pettigrew.
 The convention is endeavoring to get into the constitution some ade- quate penalty that will force the as- sessment of all property. The pen alties range from 25 per cent to ab- solute forfeiture to the state. One of the provisions is the following, by Delegate E. P. Alldredge of Pulaski county:
 "If any person, firm, or corpora ton shall wilfully fail or neglect to assess, at it's value, any taxable property within the state, then the property so omitted or partially as- sessed shall be assessed by the prop CT officers of the state at it's valua- tion and a penalty of fifty per cent shall be added to said market value assessment for every such failure or neglect"
 The constitutional convention has agreed not to divide the office of Commissioner of Mines, Manufac- lures and Agriculture, into two of fices, as had been originally propos- ed, but to retain it as it is, except that it is to be made constitutional office.
 A proposal by Major Clifton R. Breckinridge of Sebastian to estab- fish system of rural credits, based upon farm lands, was rejected by the constitutional convention.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Martin T. Pope, Minister.

9:45 a. m., Bible school, Otto M. Bowen, Supt.
 Lesson subject of Bible school is Praying to God"
 II a. m., Communion.
 11:30, a. m., Sermon: Costly Living and Cheap Religion"
 7,p. m., Christian Endeavor. Lead CT, Miss Ollie Mae Kidd.
 At the c. E. meeting the delegates will report on the All-South Con- vention held recently in Memphis. Be present to. hear this report.
 8 p. m., sermon: "The Man Who Forgot"
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

Third and Hazel Streets, The Rev. A. E. Lyman Wheaton, Rector.
 (Eighth Sunday After Trinity.) Holy Communion, 7:30.
 Morning Prayer and Sermon, II. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
 Thursday-St. James the Apostle, Holy Communion, 10 a. m.
 Friday-War Prayer Service, 4:30. Vestry meeting at the Rectory, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. All the vestry are asked to try and be present.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
BUY w. s. s
 NOTICE.

am pleased to announce to tho young men and women of Jackson county that I am authorized to ap- point 15 students as beneficiaries in the University of Arkansas at Fay- etteville. These appointments entitle the holder to free tuition for four years.
 The university is a state supported institution, maintained by the tax- payers of Arkansas for the benefit of the young people of the state In ad@ Gition to the usual literary and claxsi- cal courses offered in colleges, it comprises, as a part of it's organixa- |tion, the state colleges of agriculture and engineering, and is the only in. stitution in the state giving conpletS college courses and degrees in the1o important industrial subjects. The university has also a college 08 education, whose graduates receive diplomas emitting them to teaeh fl1 the public schools for life. For the young ladies there are colli plete courses in domestic science e1i1 art. Graduates of these col1rses ars in great demand as teachers and IT county agents in canning club A1xd home economic work.
 New courses recently added to curriculum gre journalism, ppbll speaking, stenography typewrit
 md accounting There is RSS
 Officers Training Corps for traiiil army officers. For admission to the university 1m| an unconditional student, one mnst hin school raduate. Those Nll0| do not live in towns having III! school may obtain appointments Sz enter the University Training Hill School, where they may prepa19 themselves for the Freshman claal5 Complete information about 1 university may be obtained by 11lS dressing the registrar of the unix sity at Fayetteville. 1 ". D. McLATl x
 County Jude6 @
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
BUY wv. s.
SOLDIERS COUGH CIJRKDs

Private Harold Hamel, 6eth III ment, Ft. Adams, R. |. written X was troubled with bed c0tle three months. I tried Foleya HonS and Tar and felt greatly relieved recommend Foley's Honey and HIT and will keep it on hand.Y GivS6 lief from hay fever, asthma aigd b3o chial coughs. Walkers Phaxndae
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
At the Churches
METHODIST CHURCH.

Regular services at II a. m. Sunday school and Epworth League as usual.
 No evening service.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

Near Melbourne few days ago a team of horses driven by D. Red man became frightened at an auto mobile, overturning the hack to which they were hitched and throw ing MT. and Mrs. Redman to the ground. Mrs. Redman was severe ly injured, her left wrist being brok- en in two places.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

Eugene Durand, negro convict, who several months ago shot Sheriff LaFargue of Arkansas county, while resisting arrest on charge of hav- ing insulted several white women, has escaped from gang of convicts engaged in working the roads near Eureka Springs.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
NORTH ARKANSAS NEWS
 PARAGRAPHS.

Charles w. Wasson, we'll known citizen of Batesville, was married last week to Miss Maude Mccormack of that city
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
POSITION WANTED.

Experienced lady stenographer would accept position in Newport. Reference given. Address A. B. Or. Independent, or phone 253. 66d6t
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

In asking the people to Invest in War Savings and Thrift Stamps, the government is not asking them to CT a paying basis.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

More than eighty citizens of In dependence county have bought the limit of 5000 worth of War Savings Stamps, and the club is growing each week.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

of the Odd Fellows of the state, and the fire is believed to have certainly been of incendiary origin.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
that in default thereof, l will on
 THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1o18.

THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front q the city hall in the city of Newport, Arkansas, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock in the af4 ternoen of said date.
 G. c. MARTIN, 69d10t City Marshal.
 BUY w. s.
 NOTTCE
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

A big black bear weighing 250 pounds was killed near Earle by Alec Bogart. The meat will be sold for the benefit of tie Red Cross.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

Gus Brickey of McPhearson, Bax- ter county, has failed to respond to his call to report for military duty, and has disappeared He has been
 posted as a deserter.
 J. c. Sheppard and his associates, who are operating the Lucky Devil manganese mine near Cushman, re- port that the productionn of that
 mine from this time on will be 100 | tons a week.
 A War Savings Stamps limit club was started at Mountain Home last week, when seventeen citizens of Baxter county subscribed for $1O0O worth of each of these government securities.
 A mule ridden by Claud Hopper,
 young boy of Mountain Home,
 stepped through hole in culvert a few days ago and fell to the ground. The boys leg was caught underneath
 the animal and was badly crushed.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

One day last week $1,5OO worth of wheat stacked in the field on the Shirey estate near Walnut Ridge, was burned. This was the property
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

Here is an interesting item from the Ingram correspondent to the Po- cahontas Star Herald: "Jim Early has turned over his crop to his old watchdog and his lately made camou- flaged fence, and with bow and spikes and his pants rolled up to his knees, he is making desperate raid in Paddle Creek on the fan-tails and rot-guts."
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20

Fourteen farmers were each fined S1O and the costs at Greenwood for failure to dip cattle.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-20
LESSON FOR JULY 21
PRAYING TO GOD.

LESSON TExT-Psalms 145:1S, 19; Luke n:1-13.
 GOLDEN TExT-Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.-Hebrews 4:16.
 DEVOTIONAL READING-Luke 11:5-13
 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FCf, TEACHERS-Psalms 37:4-5; Matthew 7:7- Il; II Corinthians 12:S-9; James 4:3-S S PRIMARY MEMORY vERSE-Jehovah Is nigh unto all them that call upon him. Psalms 145:18
 STORY MATERIAL-Matthe H:23-25; Acts 12:1-12.
 INTERMEDIATE, SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC-Why and how to pray and the results.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-19
WILLOW CITY

Francis f. Dolan.
Edwin Anderson.
Joseph Fl. Russell.
Wilfred A. Plourde.
August Becker.
Henry c.. Dagner.
Clarence G.. Emery.
Clifford P. Meyers.
Ed. Lehmannf1
Thomas N. Atkinson.
Emil F. Schneider.
Henry F. Dagner.
Emil A. +. Dagner.
Charley Stumph.
Harry Hall.
Carl Prettwitz.
A. Il. Johnson.
Melvin L. Atkinson.
Simon M. Wings.
Samuel S. Thompson.
i. M. Thompson.
Fred Stumph, Jr.
Christian Gaardsmoen.
Otto T. Rosenau.
Olaf K. Ostby.
Leon A. Dagner.
Stephen Ripplinger.
Andrew Rothgarn.
Gus Schneider.
Casper S~anderSon.
George Bickle.
Ole. Labrud.
Thomas S. Morde n.
e. L. Diebold.
Gustav M. Winge.
Alfred Ostby.
Walter Thompson.
Leon l.. Rothlisberger.
Christopher K. Olson.
Henry c. Hanson, Carpio, N. D.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-19
THE BoTTINEAU C0URANT, NORTH DAKOT
Carl JOHN Anderson.

Carl JOHN Anderson.
Clytte Walker.
Clarence Alvin Fentz.
J ssie Howard Price.
Nels j. Dokken.
Arrow Alva Barnhart.
Fred Elisha Crawford.
Hans Emil Engebretson.
Ole Overland.
Theodore r. .Foss. "
Carl X. Burtness.
Gabriel G. Feland.
Hans Pete Larson.
Knute Stensland.
Sofus Thompson.
Clifford Anselm Thorp.
Enock Feland.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-19

O4&2
John s.. Darling.
Nels #. Maakestad.
William p. Mclaughlin.
Peter BraAseur.
Albert Bauer.
Carl #. III. Zeimann.
Olaf =. Schei.
Nelson Baker.
Eugene Murray.
Oscar i. Vaal.
William D. Wolf.
Lynch Il. Duncan.
Thron Thronon.
Omer A. Roisvert. Z.
Alfred Ch8ussee.
Patrick J. Gallagher.
Leonard Vandal.
Walter D. Lawrence.
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-19
0v31IY
Robert p. Ouley.
TfHhA~

8USs1II
Franklin J. Fisher.
Roy Fisher.
Arnold G. Knudson.
Ben L. Howard.
George. +. Peterson.
Joseph c.. SoWell.
Howard T.. Irvine.
Rudolph j. Mater.
Elmor e. Nelson.
James 8. Ferguson.
Christian A. Reinecke.
Ethelbert Hawn.
Charles e. Turnbull.
Vern J.. Mcfarland.
Fabian s. Hertel.
Julius p.
Robert M. Tyson.
Frank Fisher.
willard M. Bennett.
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Hal Percy Smith.
Clarence Russell Sandy.
Kayen Stack.
Pearl Sandy.
Theodore Strand.
Charles John Slower.
Walter ,Ragnar Sun1berg.
Blaine Enocr. Trimble.
Otto William Wa1dow.
Joseph, Francis Wiley.
Robert Russell Zirkle.
Casper Frank Zeitler.
David s. Rust.
John #. p. Talcott.
Abslum X. Wooden.
Neil G. Campbell.
William Terrill Richardson.
James Harry Williams.
John Stead.
Howard Littlejohn Hawke. I
Erick Sannes.
Andrew A. REIN.
John Kuich.
Cecil Miles Spafford.
Joseph Michel. Cossette.
william Michel Stetnhaus.
Francis George Mccain.
Fred Blaine LOckett.
Reason Leonard Fawbush.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-09-19
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Andrew Leding.
AISLE H. Brunsvold.
Peder s. Hegdahl.
~Ole I. Seljeseth.
Jens John Jensen.
Christian Hendrickson.
Peter Ellerado.
Lewis Oren IngersolL
Gustav I. Ttppen.
Roy w. Erickson.
Martin s. Thorpe.
Ole J. Ellie.
SEVERN ] .Forde.
Ole Gerhard VedQuam.
Knute Holm.
Julius =. Ferstad.
William David Thorburn.
John A. Cram.
Selmer Hjelmeland.
Jacob Emil Hanson.
Sandy e. Hanson.
Edward N. Berg.
Robert X. Larson.
Theodore Olson.
Martin Bangs.
Ingwald Michael Hjelmeland.
Christ NJ. Christianson.
Alfred M. Martinson.
Tenne T. eleven.
Hans Christ George Festvog.
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