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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

Mention has been made in the news columns of The
Herald of the death Of Augustus Barlow. a pioneer set
tier of Grand Forks county, who for forty years made
hisshor1e on "a farm six miles north of the city, and who,
on the first day of this present year rounded out a full
century Of life"
And what a century it was! What a record of hu-
man achievement has, marked those years! When Mr..
Barlow was born the application of steam to industry
were in existence. but they were little more than expert
ments. Ocean travel was still by sail. Grain? was cut
with a sickle or cradle and threshed with a fail. The
with a sickle or cradle and threshed with a fail. The
vast storehouse of electrical knowledge which has revo-
lutionizeds both science. and industry was still locked
from human knowledge. Not until this man had passed
beyond middle age was there such a thing as an electric
light, a telephone or an electrically driven piece OF ma
chinery. Until he had reached years of maturity no
Communication had ever been sent from place to place
over a wire. Communication was Ly ship5and stage, and
bg the mountain courier, galloping along a Bride path.
The autonobiIe.H Of course, did not come into existence
until Mr.. Barlow had become a very old man, and the
entire business of manufacturing and distributing these
lions, has grown up during the period of his life which
is often referred to as borrowed time. The section of
this continent into which he ventured with the hardi.
hood of the pioneer. and which, when he entered it
yas not supposed to be capable of sustainingNa white
stipulation, has become the granary OF the world, and
today millions of hands are stretched out to it for bread
TIE man who has attained to such an age at this time
has witnessed the passage before him of such a process.
sion Of events as never before were Witnessed in the life:
time of one man. ,s%-44,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17
---:Buy = Liberty
TO PREPARE BALLOTS
FOR MIMI. SOLDIERS

st. Paul. Mimi. April 17.-Pledging
itself to the early adoption OF an or
der providing for the extension of the
franchise Ia, Minnesota soldiers. in
camps and environments in this coun-
try, the state public safety commits
sion today ordered 100000" applica-
for ballots printed for distribu-
ton among he voters in
When these are filled out n return
ed election judges will forward bal
lots to the men in camps to be mark
ed and returned by mail.
Attorney General Clifford t. Hilton
was requested by the commission to
submit a tentative draft Of the, neces-
,sary order intended to legalize the
new voting machinery. Whether the
franchise will be extended to the men
in France also will be determined at
that time 49, r.-s- =s~aN 1.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17
Fay . Liberty Bond
FARMER STATES

Oregon is the first state ohicia1ly to report that its
Liberty loan quota has been oversubscribed. Iowa put
I'm i claim before oregon to the same honor, but hasn't
set forth officially her titles to the flag
#-* Iowa, which the east used to regard. not so long ago,
in@19f6 for example. as a hearth of pacif.snn, Fpro-Ger-
#lmahism! Oregon. Senator chamberlain's Oregon, to. be
sure, but the home OF all rew-fangled political and eco
monte notions and nostrums, desolated with real and
ahdateur Socialism. and greatly oyerrpn with I. w. W.!
sssSFarming states; and hasn't. it been impressed upon
thA country that in preceding loans the farmers were
8tsAeksrs, Haven't wesread Of the money they have
aaessaadsggH a ntoInopiessssslso so long ago weren't
gSSs~petsssSfraid thstssths farmers weren't interested enough in
ssSS xNsaI II aeerssgpn and. lows ls sA KK4as pgkss ppnen ~ the
xnsM1a they have done ncrtsN thansa atSsir#I ii this
e6ekaaloAn.a. Taey " Esnes q1saws bslisses ands haseS N.
S1GSsS3H nth ne rest ~ IN substantially. All Americans.
s8SSifsessitsris Ttos zoSsosiat. ne Sns 81 ts rsiSoiu ntsb
r aAnd 80 neeaonn.--55sNtv York Tianes
&Sa NSMVnSk Illpssysg mr. txtlts ~ lion thsethA4l
- f5f @BxssM0aStes sssds upon ~ country thatf ~ Aarusrs we're
)2SeS@SNN e. mt lmpresssons - been creafsd N ne
1l7<3 tIIsgxis<ksf M worse have cons NJ 10 down the
KW&X 49,
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w

(From the Atchison Globe.)
There is a place in the world for
:reformers. Reformers are the gem
tlemei who created u great Dec
laration Of Independence. and the
Constitution of the United States.
Bless them, we say. At the same
time there should be more positive re-
formers and fewer negative REFORM
ers, the latter being 'well-meaning
thing and not for anything.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

country preaching sedition and asserting that they repre4'
scented the farmers. The sedit'ontsts do not represent the
farmers, and never did, and the farmer states are
demonstrating this pretty effectively.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

| Oscar Moxness Of jamestown.
striking a match to look into a gaso-
lime tank to see the o of gaso-
line. knows more about gasoline now
than he did before. He lis now Ian
gushing in a hospital and will most
probably be forced to get along with
one y hereafter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

Word from France that
the body Of Matt Drew. pickinsonss
first war MARTYR. was buried near
,Toul and his grave marked for iden-
. t fication.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

About 20 farmers of the. Stiles dis
trict have organized the Farmers FL
'%evator ard Fuel company. The "a pi-
tai WIS fxedet $4,000 and ap1lica-
ton has heen made for A charter
Julius Boehninr was elected presi-
dent. Roy Smith. vice president. and
Irwin Webster. secretary and treasur.
ler.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

The season for stealing cars did no,
open at Fargo very auspiciously. Two
cars reported stolen Saturday night
were recovered sunday morning,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

+ Thieves entered the athletic direc-
tors Office at the North Dakota AZ
ricultural college recently and stole
IS hasehalls and four Louisville s.ug-
gers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

The call for refugee garments for
the Belgians has been answered by
the Red Lake. Mimi. county cha pier
of the Red Cross by a. shipment of
sion at Binghamton, y. Y. The Red
Cross will give a sale during the
county fair to be held in August and
everyone is to be requested to lay
something aside for it. Women on
Red Lake county. farms are to be
asked to each set a hen for the bene-
fit Of the society. which will hold a
chicken sale next fall. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

Opie Read. the famous American
author. Will he one of the attractions
at. the Dickinson Chautauqua the
looming summer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

Citizens. Of Barnesville; MINI, pre-
flag. consisting Of f%fty-three stars, in
honor Of the young men who are jim
the service of Uncle Sam. The dedi-
cation exercises will be held on Me-
mortal day and until then the city
clerk has been officially appointed by
the city council as the temporary Gus
todian Of the flag.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

states Attorney r. O. Satire Of
Ssesae ,cna.y, is a candidate for re-
eeecsson, Alser; Sparrow. who was a
csnasaass scs sheriff four years ago.
has SancmnceG his candidacy for the
same o1cs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

J. J.. 4. Mcleod and ". \. Witte. two
Dickinson Northern Passenger brake
man. were caught the other day with
too much liquor in their grips. and
as a consequences were immediately
pls ced under arrest, They also lost
their jobs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

The Rugby c:.y council declared
Mrs. Eoss pe'gle elected alderman to
succeed farn,e~ Alderman McTaNtsh.
This will mean. says The Tribune.
the; :hc ola members of the board
viii have ~ keen their feet down Off
she -abls and lsarn AN entirely new
Sc; Of stories. So2,e job.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

Farmers III ,he Dcl-amere. Sargent
ceGN,S S:S,-:e,, have orSanz ed the
nesamsre Farmers Live Stock asso-
cation The tollowins officers were
elected; H, y, Foley. president: p.
NJ. Granlani. VICE presidents: Martin
Jones SECRETARY and treasurer: Ed. e.
Nelson. manager.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

A fracture of the leg-was the only
injury sustained when a traction en-
CINE passed over Mat Becker, a
farmer living about seven miles south
Of Buffalo Springs. n. D. Becker
was working in the field when m
thing went wrong with his engine and
he crowded Under the ira to In
vestigate. While beneath the ma
chine it started.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17
Nubs Of Ne,Ds
Henry Albertson he's been appoint
ed city auditor of Rugbs..s recently va
Gated by T. b. Torson.

Receiver has been appointed fol
the firm Of Sannon Bros,l, Rusb!
hardware merchants.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17
A CENTURY OF LIFE

Buy 4 liberty 8ond-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

The Pierce coun;y Tribune. Rugby.
las. week issued a t~wenty-four page
Liberty I.oar number. The paper
was chick fall of i mighty nice line
of adds and some well written timely
a~r1'c-eS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-07
Gottoniamen -Eruonfte
Sarm-Eruomfte.
Wemaie.


aartoffeln meme, SIS per
100 Efuno; California, $500 per 100
Pfin6; Colorado, $1.75 per 100 Rfo.
SiiBfartoffeln gam. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3niebeln, Seras 8ermuoas, $1.00
rno $1.25; Srpftal @are, $3.50.
Somaten, ter. $1.75 uno $500.
8obnen. Colorado, Hinto. pei Bfb..
1925, California 8abons, per cpt..
$1,000; Yinfs, 1915; Gina. $500.
Napb. $500; 8ladebes. S11.00; Moliib
Green, per 8ufdel Campers. $t.5G.
Stride Gtring 8eaus, $500.
&obl, $3.50 unD $500 per 100 Hfo.
Crime 9feffer. $500 uao 1926 per
Crate.
Iabiesden. soc per 9bb. ssiinoel.
Gpinat, $1.75 per Camper.
Crime grbien, $500 per 0dmpel
geeten, $500 per 100 Rfuno.
peerrettias@ ifraein per $40. 1914
@urfen, $3.50 per 8uIdel.
Reter5iIie, 40c per 9so. >Bnn6eI
&opfialat. Cal. $3.50 uuo 1915 per
Crate.
Grobeeren, $3.50 Der Crate.
Gfiriife, $1.25 uno $1.75 per Crate.
Grbieu, per fleiner Crate, $500.
@elbe @tirseln, $500 per 100 1fS.
gierpflan5en. $500 per gufdel.
8iiben. $500 per 100 gfun6.
Squaib, S5c uno 90c per @ufhel.
ganteloupes, $3.50 nno $500.
@ieb-Marft.
San autonio. 7. SUM, 1918.
aiihe, $7.35 Biz $500.
&dlbcr, $3.50 biz $10.S5.
8uIlen, $3.50 bic $1,000.
Ghien. $12.t5 bis $685..
Ct. 2ouis. Z. sunni. 1918.
@inooieb. 5erass@ieb, $40 bis $15.5 0
Shmetue, $1,000 bis 5000.
Sdnte.
@eiai5eue Sdlite ........f5c per Bfo.
Erodene 0dltte .........2 0c Der Tfo.
Crime 5dute .......... t2e per Bfo.
5eIc.
9eolf ur,b Suhs 49,. -. 30 gts.
angords8 ieeen. per Bfo. 10 CTS.
Gngoras 3ieaen, bsiddsigt -. s Cts.
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Bonn Jiiden.

9as Siiden tit elm eisenes @ergnIaeu
Natirlid fir 9enie1'een mir, berg lbt
Sen Sil6en, slaub' id, muB nett ipeniz
ger bran liegett,
@eils 9nIein inner miro bdburd ges
triibt.
Giebt NAL elm 5edt, ben 5ltnger plagl
unb Wnngel,
Gin @iirmden ~ idnappt oarna6 Der
9iinmerfntt.
llnb merit gu ipdt, bdngt er crft an Der
angel.
9aB oie 8efdidte einen 9afen bat.
Ser sport tpirb niht blos sur gaiior
getriebeu,
Sic 9amen fiIden itets fir acm~
pltments,
ituo Seue, sic oas S~ebigieisl niM Iies
ben.
Sic fildlen, obne Ghon5eit, nod ben
Gents,
11no aebt Elm sfodfiih mai in lire Nese.
QdBt Tie niht foder, big CT MID NIB
matt,
ltil5 merit, tnenn fie linn bro6t NIT Dem
@eiebe,
SAP sic @efdidte eiuen 5afen 6at.
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Gpmmernadt.

Qaue, title Sommernadt,
Hings elm feierlides Shipeiaeu.
limb am monbbegldnsten See
9nnsen glfen ihren Heiaen.
i1nisnnbares Sebnen SdtpiIt
Weir bas 6ers. SIT iuneen Carter
Sab i'd ME Ser 0iebe 01it.
SHE Ser 2iebe @liitf ~erfnbrett.
Sdmeidelne ipielt sic IinSe Cuff
lin Die Gtirue. lin sic Wuuaen.
l1nb es fnRt nit NlaelpaIt
@id Elm ielis-iiiBcs Sangen.
8laue slllgen. blonoes 6aar
Sol ib bdlo mein eiaef r,cttnen2
limb Der CHE 6ohaefibl
son ih aug g%rfabrltng fennen2
Sn Ser Iailen Gpmmerlludt
9Sirb lie oann i'm Bette iiben,
~@dnnden~, frdst lie, lag mir bod
Mubt on md 10 ardbfitb idpiben2~
oN. y. ct. 3tg."
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Cotton.

Cotton.
Gan 9ntonio, 6eute 80 Gents.
@nlbeitpn, eeitern 30.50 Gents.
Gottoniamen -Trobnfte.
Snn Intonio, Z. SUM, 1918
Brime CRUDE Cotton SEED Oil. $1.31.
xents per VoIlone
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@er Die Mar Stamps nidJt
cbrt, lit Ser 5reibeit nidt inert.
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Grinnernng.

limo bait bu rebt eeliebt einmaI,
Sci oir's Sur sSrenoe, iei's sur Gliul,
8 balte oas @eoddtnis felt,
Anf oaB es nimnier bid perlaBt.
@ib ibm als oeinem beiten Sdas,
SIN tieflten Ser5en einen Elat,
@leid fpie elm liebes @rab man pflegi
limo es nit 9lnmen eng umbegt.
ltno ieoen @ruB, ben on geidlidt,
llno ieoen &uB, Der bid erauift,
llno ielbit Scr Srenuung bitterl
Gdmer5,
D ihlieB' es Iaes treil ms Ser5.
Mui oab, ipenl1 emit nad Sabrel ipai
Ger 5roIt oes alter5 Did unltuett
9u on perihipunb'ner Gage Slid
Nod laben fanmit ben miioen Bid.
llno mie bon @eines eolcm IaB
Den Quit betpabrt oas leere Sob,
90 ipielt nm DID e%rinnerung
llno nadt oos nlte Ser5 Dir jung.
Die aoie melft mohl uber 9a6t,
8ergdnglih lit ser Groe 9rnd)t,
gtir mas Oh lieblt, 0 @er5, lit oein,
0as ioa oein Sroit i'm Ster6en iein
Hobert Bru5.
-
Hidt Der Wangel, ionoeru 6e'
~llebprfItlE aphiprt 0ip SahSldht
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Mlts ser Gta6tbaae.

Nadoem er am Mittlpod) qualiii.
alert bntte, mobnte Ser nelle Goli6el-
aommiiidr Gbil @riebt om Con
nerstag Ger Stsnne BET. CT befiir-
portete Die Snitanation eleftriider
8elenhtung ser Seguin Goao leitets
Ser 8unoesbeboroen. 9ie Speaial=
nail bat $3.50 gefoitet, mel3e
5umme our 3ablung angemieietl
puroe. Sruebeart & 60. erbaltcil
S233.90 fit ieds5oaige @aiierrob-
rem uno oie 9eoen Sron & Steel 60.
$187.42 fir sprengpuluer. Sur
Gtdne, Die Die Staot in @ebranf) &c.
nomlmerl, puroen $t10 alg Miete
befDiniat.
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9.

Muf @eronlaiiung Der gnnoes-
beboroen bon @albelton muroe IN
goofum Elm getpiiler Mar 6ranf, Der
in Sen gijerbabnmerfItatten arbeite=
te, pom Staotmaribun Wanning ais
feil1olider Ml1slanoers perbaftet.
= 80. so. We6arlan6 bon Nl-
pine, Witglieo ser teraniihen 2egis-
latur, ratet alen 5rauen, melde
itimmberehtigt iino uno naDlen mol
ZEN an, ii1 regiltrieren 81 1ailen,
gar5 gleid, OF tie in Staoten ooer
Srti6aften BON neniger als 10000
ginnobnern pobnen ODER nidt.
- Ser Bouperneltr BON 2omiiia=
no bat nnierm @ollperneilr 6obbp
mitgeteilt, Dab er Die ~sfufbcbllng oes
@eieses b%ea11tragen miro, nelheS
oos @eiocn bon 8ieb IN 2oniliafla,
oas Nidtbiirgern oes Staates gebort,
perbietet. 9as @eiet lit peraltet,
aber trosoem ~perbinoerte es, oaB to-
raniihes @teb, meldes infolge oer
Srodenbeit in unierem Staate feine
@eioe fano, CUR 5iitterung nab
2ouiiiana gebrahf meroen fonnte.
Ser Sttternal Hepenlie Solicit
for @alfer 1T 4ultin maht oaralif
aufmerfinnl, oaB ginfpmnlenIteuern
urro slbgabell tpeId)e fir i~ibermaBiee
Grofite i'm Sabre 1917 5ablbar Iino,
Dor Dem Is. SUM 1918 entridtet
perDen ntiilien. gr empfieblt, oaB
Berionen i'm @eiib bon Sdasamts
3ertififoten, nelhe am %. SUM fds=
Zig nerben, fein baares @elb
einididenz ionoeru oieie 3ertififats
our 9e5ablung ibrer Giafommen-
fteuern nno Der unoern eriDabnten
Sarer pertpei1oen.
9ie meme &onfretbriide, tDelde
in @allinger iiber Ben goIoraoo-6 liiB
fnbrt nno oie crit fiirSlid fertig muir
be, lit ourh bas erite Sodmaiicr
peggeriiien moroeil. Die 9riife batte
$4,000 gefoltet.
8eridieoene Wil1farmer aus
Ser @egeno BON Guero beabiidtieen,
6oliteiner 0ieb bon @isconiin nito
Minneiota aus 5n importieren. aiiD-
f1lber I'M Sitter bon bier bis iieben
@of)en f0nnen in beioen. Staaten
fir $25 pro aopf gefauft meroen.
SnfoIge oes nieorigcn 3miebel=
preiies tperoen beoeutenoe Guantitd=
ten BON 3miebeln IN Der @egeno bon
BeariaG gar nidt BON ben 5eloern
e~ingebeimlt iperoen. Gin 3~piebelfar-
nler, Der nod etpa 5000 Crates allf
bern 5eIoe Bot, inst, es be5able ii9
Bel Sen boben arbeitsIobnen uno ser
nieorigen 3miebelpreiien niht, Die
Die 3miebeln einernten, iortieren unS
perpaden 5n laiien.
Gin inn Comp Bonnie bel Sort
@ortb garniionierter SoIoat nal1lef;s
Hobert 6. Hainbolt, Der icinen SIC
poIper BEL einem Hfnnoleiber periett
Bate, tpuroe pom ariegsgeridt 5u
ieds Sabren 3ud)tballs uerurteilt.
sSn Jalfurrias mnroen Die rr-
item @~aiiermeIonen puf ben Warft
gebrad)t. Sic iino grob mo mohl-
idlmefeno, ooh fon Die grnte i'm MI
eemeinen bodit unbefrieoiseno aus
gefailen fem.
- Der teraniide Nabrutgsmittel-
abminiitrator 8eoen beabiid)tigt nit
mebreren ieiner 9eamlten cine Rnno-
reiie oiirh ben Staat an5utreten, i'm
Die 9emobner 5ltr groBten Sefonomie
beim 8erbrauh Der 2ebeusmittel 5n
ernlabnen uno segen Ie~rgelonn9
oerIelben einoriiflihIt 81 mnrnen.
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drtie YrdIe fit seraN, Trttag ben I. SUM 1918.
@ersansene Srablinsstase.

Maienliifte labeno lueheu
Nuf ben Sllren rltbt Die Iddlt,
llnD .es lenhten Sal ltno 6nher
St BEG Ronoideins 3~alberpradlt.
&Gfer iurnnlen bin uno fpieoer
l1nb nit fiiBem 8IiItenouft
@ir5t Der glpfelballm uuo slieosr
lin mid Ter Die I6enSl1tft. a't
9laes idlaft in tpeiter @unec,
Ridts mebr Itort mein 6er5s bier,
9ns Dn ipeilet nod our Stunoe :
@infnm in Der sSern' bel Sit
Nrii6lingstaae ldngit perI6ipunoeu
Sino Dor mir inn @eiit eripndt
osene munoerbplben Sttubsu
Sic i1 emit bei Sir perbrddt.
5dl0ner ais bier in Der Seruc
8liihten Da Die 8dumleiu al,
@plbner blinften Wono unb Sterne
Siiber lang Die Nadtigaa-
9liimlein Sic berbliibr am 6aaae
gliihn I'M Sriiblinas @ieperfebr
Mber adj %ber9dn9'ne Sage
aehren ME 1nb nimmerme6r.
@m. 66oentrumpf @(epelaub, s
"ar2
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Wabl=Mn5eisen.
sir Gomntp Glerf.

gle .5reie Bre6e" lit autoriiiert,
oie aanoioatur bon Srauf 9setuton fir
Die 8ieoeripnbl fir oas Intt oe5 eountD
Glerts BON 8ernr gountp an5ufilnoigen.
abbdugig BON Der gnti6eioung Der oes
mofratiiteu Rrimdrtpdblen am 27. SuIi
1918.
(9olitiihe 9ln3eieeJ
9te v5reie Rre6e~ tit nltoriliert.
5erm Nnffea q. Senuett ais &uuoiodt
fir 6ns Unit oes GonutD Gfert bon gerar
gountn, abbdngig bon ben oti 81. Sui
ltattfinoenoeu Yrimdripableu, an5utius
oieen uno er erfuht I'M Die Stimmen
uno III Die lluteritiikung aaer sIteu
Biireer.
(golitif6e An3ei9e.}
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9onilerstag aber1o BON Der Sitterpo,
Ii5ei off EN- an oer Sitieite Der Staot
gelegenes Salts nltternommen muir
De, mnroen adt Srauen5imnter l1ao
leds Solbdten perbaftet,
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Ridt Der Wangel ionoern De-
ueberfluB gebiert Die Sabiudt.
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an Donnerstog abeno fllr5 nod 7l1br
0ie i'm 600 9Iof Ser Horo=6lores
Gtrabe gelegene Slnfbine @ai6erri-
Ser Brand, Der inn grofenrnui1le
ousbrah, berbreitete iid init foloi=
ialer @eihninoigfeit iiber oas gall5e
@ebGnoe uno ols oie Seiteripebr Die
Glnmmeit inter &oftrole bate, mar
nidJts mebr au retten. Die 2oidarbei.
ten tpuroen our1 grplolionen oer
Dampfrobren I'M groden5immer I'm.
genlein erihipert nno nnr6en onrb
oie umberfIiegenoen Clientele gerl,
oesu IebensgefdbrIid. Die @dIderei
bate pieI Arbeit fir Die MilitarDer.
tualtllng gu perridten ur1b es miro
gegInnbt, Dob Der 8rano ourJ
StreihboI5er, nelhe in elmer Soloa-
tenboie iiberieben uno striidgeblieben
iuaren, nerurfadt nlroe. Der ange-
ridtete Shuoen beldltft iih nmf "a.
$4,000.
Gie 1ieiigen 5leiiher, welde
Donnerstas tiadmittag auf 8eran<
1aliuna Der 2ofal-2 ebensmitte Momi-
1liitration cine 3ifammenfunft ab=
bieIteh, geIegentlfh melder tie init
benz Blame, in 3ufnnft mn nod 5tuei
Nfnno GIeiih pro 9opf uno pro
ISOLDE al ~perfaufen, befal1nt gentabt
tpuroen, idienen iiber oieien 8or-
fdIog nidt iebr erballt SIT iein. Suit
iibereinitimmello fDnren tie Der gln-
iidt, oab Die MaBregel nidt gaI
ourf5nfiibren lei uno MOLTEN lie6er
fuieoer sic ginfiibrung Der affeiid.
Ioien@ Gage baben ooer lire 8es-
fnnfsit1moe pom Sonntag morgen 2
llbr Bis Dienstag aberlo, ooer 81
Iauge es Ser Megierllng beliabe,
idIieBen. Gin enogiltiger geihlub
iuuroe nidt gefnBt bod io1 Die an-
g~elegenbeit in elmer 5ueiten ger-
iammIuna, Die anf beute abeno $50
oubernlntt DRroe. entiffeaen per-
ben.
Ste Gonnfp Gommifidre hc<
iblolien in ibrer 9onnerstag=Sit-
Suilg, Die Serren- 2anoltrnBe i'm b
pre3inft reparieren llno IN cinen bel
fern s3uitano iesen 5u lalien.. 5rau
9ula Witfen muroe als Yflegeria
fir 6as 5tpeite Gtofiperf oes 8erar
Gountp slltenbeim nllo SRI. Srma
genrp als Siihndrterin in Der Solo
ME fir Gdminoiiidtige anscItellt.
Dos Appropriations aomite
Des OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat Die gcz
niuigung elmer Suinme Don $780,
900 fir gerbeiierungen I'M bieiigen
Nrfeual empfoblen.
Die Jreimairer bcs pSdotti-
iden Nitus" e%roffnen beuts nadmit
tag i'm aenp 5ielo fir Die Mttslie-
Der ibres Green's cin 5eIosG uags
tier inter eifipredlenoen 3eremos
nien.
Snfolge Der Merchandising Der
pier groBen erpreB &ompagniett luer-
ben Die In San Antonio befiuoli9en
GrpreB-Biiros ipobrideinIid inter
Gin God gebraft perocu. Yis iest
lit nod nidt befannt, no oie neitcn
Sffi5en, bic natiirIif groBere Gdllm-
iidfeiten bcanipruderl eroffnct pcr.
Den.
Sn Der bieiigen 9olioifice lit
cine groBe Quantitat bon 9rudIa-
der. fpeld)c fir Merifo beitimmt uno
i'm SntereIic Der oeutiden Yropa-
gailoa geid)riebcn iuarcn, nit Be-
fdIag belegt moroea. Gie Safell, be
Stebeno aus Eompbleten, Waga5inea
mno giifern, ioaen in Barcelona.
Gpanietr, georndt iein uno ioatcn
J pom BORT Iber Cuba, ytep Orleans
un0 San Mntonio na6 Merifo be-
f6roert tperoen.
= Die Bail Der Wilit1rpfliftigen
bon 8erar GountD, melde Bis 9cn-
nerstag regiitriert baben, beldrft lid
nuf 954. Die Jragebogen tuerocn
Den inmeett 2euten I'M 9alfe Der
udbiten @ode auseididt tperoen.
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L.okaIes.
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Sir San antonio uno l1mgegeno:
@elte obeno uno morgen teilpeile
beoedt.
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0ie yUreie HreKe fir Seras"
erid,eittt als saaetlatt a1nb @pdenblatt.

sas sasebfatt lit pieridtug luo fotet 5t per OPonat ODER Sc per Saer.
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All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt, fish or trespass in any man
ner whatsoever upon the lands of the
undersigned. All who fail to heed
this notice will be prosecuted under
the law.
Mrs. M. J. Norris.