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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18
GUARDS MAY
7 Be LOCALIZED
Proclamation Give Home
Guards Chance to Become
Part of Militia.

Bismarck. y. ~. March 1S.-The
home guard companies in North Da-
kota may become legalized and part
Of the active militia il they apply.
within so days to the adiutant gem
:eral. according to the following proc
lamation issued by Governor Frazier:
"In order to promote military
training and to provide military pro-
lection for the state. to uniteu nder
proper military authority. and to give.
legal standing to the home guard
companies voluntarily organized.
to give the greatest possible assistance
to our federal government and to al
patriotic organizations for the benefit
of our soldiers at the front and to be
of the greatest service to u nation;
ut is hereby proclaimed that an ac-
tive military thoroughly organized. by
the adjutant general for military du-
ties. within and pursuant to the law
of the state OF North Dakota. but not
in conflict with the rules and regula-
tions Of the federal government and
that all home guard companies and
other military organizations now ex-
listing in this state shall become a part
of the active militia by making applt-
cation to the adjutant general within
80 days from the date OF this procla-
nation and by complying with the
rules and regulations Of the state mil
itary department and the constitution
and laws of. this state" 70
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18
(By j.. II.

s8gs (By j. III. DuckwortIl.)
SSSNsas# NewsYork. March 18.-Prof. Chas.
ALAne Poor has just completed an un-
ingenious device which it is be-
removed the last great OBJ
acle to flying our fleet OF victory
across the AtlaEtic--the
N&shanger Of getting lost on the 5000
stretch of trackless ocean.
SF8 1t Isl a mechanical navigating device
That enables an aviotor. flying at 100
miles an hour. to find his position in
#4s few snanleiIts.a ~ = ..n +o. fr. e-.s..
34#$ The invention marks another great
Sstride in the conquest of h air.
3& Prof. Poor Is ~ mathematician an !
lbs professor nf celestial mechanics at
SsaColurl,ih university. The study OF
sSsHcelestisl mechanics calls for the most
Aintricate mathematical figuring in the
sMsHcrll. go 5'
ssSs All the skipper Of n New York
AiSaParis a%'rplane will have to do now is
fSSto climb into HIS machine, head it for
#France. and trust to the Poor aerial
adding machine" to keep him. on, his
y right cburs:e:assf y t. .,ts95ssaT. IL ~: ...
The is,strument looks Ike a big dial
of a ,<h!ank safe, lock. Its face is
s~coredhtvith rings marked off r'smaN
ana Numbered segments With cOu-
pie of:ssmovable hands.
1T n NOTHING but a committing ma
/ chine.f'sa explained the professpr-".en
4 elaboration OF the slide rule. 1T al
+ lows a.man without any training in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18

navigation to make his calculations
with ease. "Sa. * 1er -, ~ta4
Where it would take a practiced
mariner say ten minutes to AXE his
bearings, with this instrument a pilot
who knows next to nothing about fig
ures can make his nautical computa-
tons in less than a minute. They are
bound to ne correct sc long as he
Gets: his machine right. The instru-
men is as simple to operate, as an
adding machine" x.
i'ruiesaor E'uor has given his inven-
.tion to the government for war pur-
, pose.
Henry A. Wise Wood of the Aero
Club OF America announced that with
the invention of Prof. Poor, it would
+, ue possible for Americans to fly
| across the Atlantic this umme if
work on planes OF the proper type
were started at once.
To the AVERAGE person, nae
quainted With aeronautics, to fly
across the Atlantic seems Il mad UNI
dertakins.
Hut sfvoa, st..eJohns,, Newfoundland.
to Queensland, Ireland. is only 1850
miles. From st. Johns to the Azores
is 1900 miles and from the Azores
Ito Oporto, Portugal. is $50 miles.
Waiting Tor, q strong following
wind. one should average 100 miles
an hour The: crossing from st. Johns
TO 0~ueehetown could be accomplished
"nder 20 hours; from st. Johns to the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18

reporting final ,.root on 10000 acres
in 19l- Mnuntrail cenorted 1920

reporting final ,.root on 10000 acres
in 1917. Mountrail reported 1920
acres: Dunn. 24.15l: Benson, 36,4So;
Billings. 23,30a: Mclean. 24,Soo;
Sioux, 1924 and Williams 30,110.
Towner reported the smallest parcel
OF homestead land, So acres, and' Cav
alier was a close second with 40. The
averaged assessed valuation Of all this
land is $40, and the total added to
the states taxable property in. the
proving UP Of claims in 1917 is ST.
a5S.S30. The actual value Of this
land il about $4,000. 900. In addition
to homestead land, it Is estimated that
at least 100000 acres of new land
will go on the tax rolls through final
payment on school contracts or out
right purchases made at sales which
; are, now being held in several coun-
ties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18
new LANDWnL.
help REVENUES
Half Million New Taxable
Land Will Increase Rev
enues $68, 900.

Bismarck. March 1s.-More than
half 4 million acres OF lands.
valued at approximately sl,7oo, 900.
and which will produce an annual
revenue Of s6s.o0O in taxes. will be
spread upo the North Dakota tax
rolls for the first time in April. :
Almost 400 900 acres of new land.
3sa,656. to be exact. already has be-
come available foF taxation through
the proving up of government home
steads in 1917. While North Dakota
is not an infant state by any means,
It is notable that only II Of the states
IS counties failed to record final
proofs on homesteaders' claims in
1917 The "effete" counties were
Balnes, Cass, Foster. Grand Forks.
Grigss. LaMoure. Nelson, Ramsey,
Ransom, Slope, Traill and Walsh. AS
old . county as Richland, in the ex-
IRENE southeastern corner of the
state. where land is bringing Illinois
and Iowa prices. reported final proofs
on 4so acres. Mckenzie was the
banner homestead county Of the state,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18
DECIDE VIEWS
TO PRESENT AT
GRAIN GRADING
Committee to Formulate
Suggestions for Change in
Grain Standards.

Helena. Mont. March 1S.-The.
conference here Saturday Of repre-
sentatives of the Northwestern Grain
Growing states. after an all-day
he presented or behalf Of the states
interested relative to the grain grad
ing. standards before the federal hu-
lreau of markets at Minneapolis.
March Fl. "
1t is asserted that the grain stand
ards in effect last year cost the farm
ers of the northwest hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars. Since the sea-
son closed these standards have been
modified and the notifications. as far
as they went, were in favor OF the
producers. W.
Recently the !. federal bureau OF
markets announceds'a further. CON
teinplated' change. i'd ttheIsgrain stand
ards and invited suggestions. It was
Ito formulate these suggestions, unit
edly. on behalf of the grain growing
terence was called. -. :.
Attorney. General Wm.> LANCER Of
North Dakota, at whose suggestion
the conference was called, found It
Impossible to attend at the last mo-
ment because Of the disbarment pro-
ceedings' pending in which he was
called as a witness.
%11; = ,'e - ST. Pau,. = II T"Ine -
chief GRAIN ~insnector ~ minnesota:
10 p : 'Iacohson, rai,road and Ware,
house commissioner of Minnesota. E.
r. Rehnke. chairman Of the Mime
sofa board of grain appeals. and John
e. Palmer, assistant attorney general
OF Minnesota; J.. N. Hagen. commits
sioner Of agriculture and labor in
railroad commissioner Of North Da-
80. ara ~ Gov asaistant attor-
nev renerai Of NORTH DAKOTA: Com
rois.joner blaine az 81 state utilities
Comm ;ssion at Warrington: and State
Grain inspector Nelson Of washing
ton. -. -
Ha,ara. Mont..sMareh l8.-The re,o-
,,tten. a. edonted u,ars% given To the
n,hi;c IA. ass Thev will he
ass.artsd tostha TYritaA states denart-
pp,sst 80 s.,.,,itrr..st n,.h1ic hesrin<s
~" >ha% !. sheiS.' in spokane TO-DAY
s,d -, sMirrsanoIi. 40. Saturday,
Thev nrovide for amendments to the
M H." -. wh..t %ni.cin. Il in a gen
erai c~ia.sihcation 81 ssample wheat"
M1xsI* nso;,,t:~.. si.a nrev;de for CLASH
=. tnn - Sst-hts inwa,snr the tests
- to nounds sS.ner bushel. (.
o Ine r se4o ~nsou,remsn 'as'o was q 'm pfH.
neds seG smended. sftsr this fashion
by the sonference; - .
psr s e9 na,s.da o 49, .n ~ Sl1 Sha :; s az
- rnnsS. ~ Nrrthsrr .nrinr wheat
a. thst thal n.irtr,"p tsst wsirh,
-, h,,sH y ~ ~ ~ Nc Z 81 :
shali IS 81 pounds al hard flinty whea1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18

Fargo-,Nilliam English of Els
r,arcN has heen placed in charge of
the United states governments labor
bureau here which will attend to la
hor needs in North Dakota during
the 10 months of the year. The Of
flee will he located temporarily in the
rostofice building. Mr.. English ar
rived in Fargo today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-18

Azores under IA hours. and from the
Azores to Oporto under Q hours. An
the engines run. The engines. bar
ring breakdowns, will run as long as
fuel is supplied. The question, then,
is one of lifting ability. An aeroplane
which would lift 35 hours fuel and
four men. a easily be constructed.
That would be an aeroplane with Is
hours fuel more than would probably
be necessary, 49,
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Jamestown-A,torney A. w. Ayl-
ner. Alderman j.. G.. Kneeland and
Alderman l.. c. LMoore were named
rs Il committee by the council to rep
resent it. at the electric light rate
hearins to be held in Minot next
;ronth.
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FII3CKLR TALES.

Eismarck--E'smarck high school
boys, who have shown suitable pro-
ficiency in their studies to be so hon
ored, will be released May 8 for farm
work. with the understanding that
they return for two days in June for
final exams
shiclds-The fighting spirit proved
too strong in John ~Ironboulder when
he found himself saying goodbye to
two old friends. George Santee and
George Redfox. at Mclaughlin, and
Logan. Co!o,., whittier. the, two Nc
%Laaughlin boys, were, going COR service
in the coast artillery. it also carried
John of the hard name. Louis San
tee, who went down, with Mr.. Iron
boulder to see the boys off. returned
alone. ~ @
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-15
Che Grla,tbmiBi@eine.

IGarl 6, RoaSss, q, Horipoob.
l6slen Z. Wpratb. 20, 623 DelbiYite
JgaIentins y. Jeid, 21. 1921 gin'
( Gtrabt.
glIa g. Wsibmanu. q. 519 Wei
yle9Jsiden aDe.
yJamts Warpen, 4s. 1892 9osuitSt
lyipla Dtni. 81. afms Sotsl.
Igrutit 3. Sbarp. 80. Butler. .fp.
tytpia e. Rarbin. 25. palaee Sotsl
,Oliper Z. Campbell. 80. Upton. 5ub
lSsrtba ebaOcp. 46. Grano 5OtsI.
IGbwarb D. Uaariin, 43, geOnomp
/ Snbiana
iemmo smith, 81, 1908 Soc 8il.
lions Cir.
ISain.s a,etsrion, 81. lit 9ani ct
tiSri,ba Sob, 1s, 131 on Clifton ap.
Iebpin 20. SeiDitt, 81. GIeUss. 8.
t1pIa Ssibsl. Is. bssgl.
jaribur eaitlsburp. "a. 1922 GiItsri
I 4peuus.
.Isamie aapps. Is. pessl.
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eisens be,uiai8t.
Ter aeslerfunsreR Diro Sesbalb
feine trOdeue Gsi6idte.

Die gouNtb 23ensbeborbe ses
ndfrte ssitern cine eBens fiir ben
8etrieb elmer BirtbI4aft in Ger ar>
morn pabrsno Der Dauer bss amsrts
tnntiben asslertonsreifss, tp.lter
ON Samliag gfbeno erSffust ptrb.
gbe DIE 9iJeus ertbeilt purbs. ma6ie
iiG bic gebOrpe nit osn einihIdsissH
@eiebssparasrapben IN Dem Gale ses
nau psrtraut Der eirBise einpano
geseR bic Gsiudbruns elmer 2i5ens
mar bon Der 2nti SalooH I 1iro frs
boben pOrbeu. Sic battle brei griiuSe
euseseH pOrsebra6t. pelbs absr pom
Der gef6rbs Hiht onertannt iouroeu.
gtuf ben groteit ipurbe seantiportst,
cap es ni6t lpabr lei, bob cine ais
sens MIR fir bic 3sitbauer eines Sabs
res ertbeilt psroen toHnts. unS bab
in einsm 6fIentliden gissnibum ieine
eeiitiaen 6strlnte pertauft ipsrhen
biiriitn. Qluh Der Giniunnb, eaB Der
Wertnuf uHo Der @sbrauh sol Spis
rituOfen IN elmer .iiantlihen" Wafs
fenbofle geieslih herbOien !si, lei
binfGl1is. oa bic bieIiss armerb ni6t
Gtoaiss, ioHOsrn gountp etgeus
thum fei.
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/ aapt. albDlpb asetner. !
Ter ssrbiente giirserfriessDetsran
iegnet I'm bpben alter bon 50
JobreH bas 3eitiide.

sSn 9aponne, q. s., 1T am Mitts
NOD elm alter Gineinnatier Yiirgers
triegspeteran geiturben, aapt. 4bolpb
Ulebner, Elm fodangsTsbener Deutfds
amerifaner. gr bate bas bobe Utter
DON IS Snbren erreidt, mar 1856 nod
Cincinnati gefcnmen uno 9ctis bier
ibis silm Mmsbrii6 oss giirgerfriegss
|yep0bnt. Wht @sneral @llguit Diaid
intim befrelnbet, gina er nit oieiem
mad csnbiannpolis ilnb trat am "a.
4uguit 1861 als unterleiltnant in
Willi6s beriibmtss Regimenf, bas 80.
sSmbiana, Elm, in tpel6em er Biz CUR
@usmuftering am 4. September 1854
NIT ans3eihnuna ssoient bat. Giir
beipieIene 1apisrteit purbe sr am Is.
Weai 1862 siim eriten 2eittnant befor@
bert unb am Is. Mdra 1863 gum So.
lpitGn in aomp. 81. aapt. Wesnsr
BAT bic S6ld6tsn ON Green Ripsr,
Rn., Bel 6bilob unb Stons's Rioer
mitaemaft. mar in Der 5ulabomc
aaHpaene IN aenneiiss iInb In Den
ShIdhten pom 2ibsrtp Sap nno Chit
tdmauga, ipo CT oerpunbet fuitroe.
Bieber bsraeitslit, mdfie e. Sbsrs
mans teriihmteu WdrI6 piir6 @sor.
Gia mil. ianrpits bel Rodp 5ace Riess,
bei Rsfaed, @nBpills. asnefuip MonHs
tain unb Del atlonta lmb battle fab
Biz sitm 2aae ieiner 4usmuitsruH1
i'm Ssuer aeitanben .sm Sanuar 1852
idoH mar aapt. Rssnsr ols topos
craphiiher Snssrisur Dem Stab o's
@enerals H. %. NobHion 3ugstbsilt
itnb In bisiem psrblis6 sr bis anr Be
snbiguna isiner &risgslaufbabn.
Rat BEN &riepe Iisb aapt. Wesner
ii6 in Nnbianapolis Rie6er unb be
irisb bort BIZ 1882 Elm 9rossunes
i6dfi. ols er nab 5amilion. g.,
iibsriisselts unb bort in perihisS.nsn
sSabrituntsrnsbmitnGsn tbGtia mar.
Dnun aina er nab 3anssbitle ilno
Ihliebii6 pah ptrtb slmbpp, q. s.,
reyp. Banrane, no Der fpadsre geteran
nlIHmsbr bem lestsu appea asiolgt III.
sfm Wittrpoh gbsub 1915 u6r
iMob sr Die 2llssn gum epia.n
S6lummer.
Der Tdhineei5iecene oebSrte Der
Ohio gommanbtrp Der acpdl aelicr
fotpie Ser Grnnb Mrmp on. Gr p1r
als G6emiisr melt unb brett aeitls!
|rnb hrt1unt. On ftiner gdhre irauerr
bic @ittips urn isfs ainbsr Die bus
ipuigite Waitpsiiihl ibrer aablrsi6sr
frsunbe iinS 9eiannten hnbsn. Ginsr
her S6bns. Ferr Otto Wsbner. III
SiIisinperIntenoent Der Rootipooo
Bpii,rh- Der GntTdfafsns aeb0rts Az
ben dfteiteu 9efsrn ees eiHcinnatier
8olts6latt.
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Wiasfen6na Der beirtidJnusariideu
SGuger.

Der 8sutT6 ungariI6e 2lrbeiier
Mdunsr6pr besebt am SOaHtag, H.
Jebruar, in Der Cosmopolitan 5aIIe,
1913 0iue Strabe, iein IL, Stif-
tunssfeft burh eiueu fioeIeu Utastens
bod, eine Reuerune, bic ben Wlttglie;
bern ruo Sreuuben hc6piIltpmmeH
lit. I'M oas Suterehs an Der 9ers
unItaItuns gu erbobeH, fiHo fir bic
'h0nIten unb Standardization Mass
len tpertbpoae prebie ausgeisbt, nm
bic gu tonturriren ftd I9ou DerIObnt.
Der Yercin niro dub nit etliden
ietner ftbDnfcn eieber nufpartsn. Die
8orbereitungeu itnb nufs Bette sstrcf-
fen unb perfpre6er alien Sbeilrebs
mern gersniissn in Ollie uar GiilIe.
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- - 80 % q
Sizes ,tms 9as.

= Die Cincinnati Gns beseben
beute abenb bas fiiHf5igjabrige Bette
ben ibres OrbeHs bur9 cine SSftptrs
iammlung. GDsar 50. Donbam uno
5enrb 9orgmann fperben Grfpra4en
balten. Quberben fpirb bas 8aufuma
mittee feinen 8eribt uuterbreiten.
- 2eonarb, grofett &C &ilep habeu
bic Sebonnsb Nportments. 3460 &Hott
gfpenue, unb bas Gngter @ebdube,
3463 @eabing Rpab, fir $65, 900 an
bic Impairment YuiIotng 90. nertauft.
Die @ertGufer tpollen bus @elo IN
&artoffellanbereisu In Wti4isan aaIe'
gen.
- Sn Columbus fpurbe eeltern bic
Central 2luto Sirpplg @umpunp DON
Gircinnati nit einem &apital Don
$4,000 infprporirt. gse SHtOrporas
tpren itnb g. SO. Gtier unb 6. 6.
Smitb.
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gterblibfeitsber;dbt.

Claude 4. Jrsab, "a, 524 Soss
StraBe; 2unseuent3iinoung.
gnna Satbe. 60, 3035 golerain
Aoenue; &rebs.
@erion airi6ner. 67, 957 Dst
Court Strabe; Qunsensntaiinbung.
4nna YoiHfette, 66, 503 2lrmorp
4penue; 2uftrDbrenent5iinbung.
Soiepb 6. Nagp. 1, 94s Carr Str;
GuftrSbrenent3iinbung.
Wiutam 5arreII, 43, 1903 9remau
StroBe; 2ungenentSiinbung.
Sulia &ramer, 6, ainberbeim; Gun,
genblutungen.
Utprtls Siamanr1, %, @brift Sofpt.
tai. Operation.
Marp u. Pisper, "a, 1886 Bremen
Strabs; Serslsiben.
@barles Sreen, 23, 808 SoptiRs
Strabe; Subertulofe.
Wtarpin 6Wber, 8, 1893 Webiter
Sirabe; Dipbtberitis.
2Ouifa Rauns, 81, OatIsp; Nisren'
Ieiben.
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apmmiiiton sur Sammluns bon
Sriegs.Saten.

9puoernsur Cor ernannte geItern
profeifpr Siaac 5. gor BON Der Unit
periitdt BON Cincinnati gum MttslieO
elmer aommiiTipn, fpeI9e ii9 bamit
befafien pire, btftprifhe 9otsn gu
iamHeln unb 5Iiammen gu iteaen, bic
Ii6 auf Sbips antbeiI in Dem &riege
seaeu 0euti6Ianb be5iebeR. Der @ors
iiBeuoe Der Spmmifion 1T profeiIor
qrtbur S9leftnssr bonn 0epaslement
fir ametitnniIhe @eihidte Der
Stnats uniperiitGt. 2lu6 etIite
Jrausn sebDrsn Der aOmmifiun an.
Inter ibnen befinben iih Or. Marb
U. youns unb Sri. GlBubetb
@roptber ppm SrauensGolIese in
Srfpro.
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Gie arbsitsbans. 5niaiisa wieoer
beidldftist.

geftsrn ipurbe auge6hitsi. bnb bic
N1gIi&ieit pprbanbsn IN. bnb bic
gtabt einen sbeil Der Mni6ipn Der
gromren Bruih G Mirs GOODS so.
i'm Qrbeitsbnus iibernsblnen ipiro.
e,runo su bieTsr gnnnbme biIbst Der
lImlianb. baB Der pibtiibs Giniaufs-
casnt grnfi bon gdtsen btim slrteitss
bauss Superinttnbenitn ;S<rb. gaber
hunbert Dubsnb @iirften fiir hdbtb
jdxn ejebrauh beitslIte.
5idgrheiisbirsiior SoIuxs 3iifafge
In bic 6iabt elmer arobtn Gorge snss
hoben. Or Tieie, bab Snr 3sit rlur 16
Sniaifen bss arbeitsbairits uHbsfhdfs
fiat lsisH. Die uxiiten arbsitfieH an
Waffinsn, ipel&. BON Der Dromipsu
Gompanp aeborei ipurbsn. uab unbere
isien psriAisosnsn ftdbiii&en Gspottss
msnis sugeipieIen iucrptn.
Wsnn elm Arrangement NIT Der
gromiptn Gompanp ssircHen ipercsn
farm, ipsrbsu bic Dsfdnasnxn @iirittn
unb Drabtipanrsn beritellsn. ipefdx an
Gounips unb Gtaaiss Snitiiute fcipie
on Glibis I'm Ginats perimlft ipsrben
m5aen. Dos e,sisb srlmiM 0efdHses
nsHS9irbeii, ipIanse be berfertiaten
MrtissI MIR fir Sfftnidi& Jnitihits
sbsr Tpartsmmis bsifimrt iinA.
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Seuti6er aIm6.

gfm Sonntng, ben II. Sebruar.
gtahmittags lnS abcnbs, finbet in
Der aroBen SaIle bes oeiltiden
sfIitbbaiies Die sipeite slbel,ouirter.
baItung oipier BeieIlit,nft itatt. Ber
Der eriten beigepobnt bat, tpeib ihon
ipoS eeIeiiiei nirbe. bod Dirb bas
a,rogromm hieiesmaI nod, pieI reid,-
baItiger iein. Tas aonmiittee bot
iid bemiibt. Hebit oen beipibrteu
arditen Der lesten urterbalhng Ell.
nige garB HelIe ghiHrnlerH in geiang.
Iiber iino bumoriiiiiher gejiebiug
bin5li ~ fiigen; auBcroem ipirS ein
gons neuer, buHoriltiider Surner.
glft aufgeiiibrt, nlio eenug, INN ale
gcIuhpr sH amiiiiren- gs iollte oa-
her ndditen Sonntaa ieoss MitsIiee
oes TciltIfRn allbs nebii SamiIie
onipcierb iein. oenn In oieier erniten
Bet tbut es ooppsIt gut, tperm man
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9entidber Yipnier.0 0erein.
EaitOr Or. 4. 6. Torn Der SsitrsSHer
bel @aibiHstpuieier,

Die oIidbrlide geier bon @aibs
ingtons @ebnrtstag iii bel Mnierem
2cniiben Rionier Berein ldrgit sil
elmer iiebenoen giegel iub 81 elmer
lieben @epilogenbeit aetporoen. Ter
yionier 9erein tpiro aud beiier mic
Der oteie id,0ne 6eier besebcn uno
sipar ipie immer ON Geburtstass
iiniercs eriten groben 9anoesnaterS
am %. 5ebrnnr. gllein aflgemeiien
Der iiberaus ernlten 3eit bot Der Der.
Elm in ieiner Saniiar Ieriannlluns
beidIoiien Die aiesidbrise Seier in
beiGeiDeHem Mabmen Su bnlieH. D. 3.
BON Dem iiblihen iSeiteiien ab5u.
iebcn nuo lif nit eineut einiad)en
.smbit 3u beguiiseH. Iieie Gin
idrGnfina lit umiomebr gebotet als
Der 9,ionier @erein Dor ieinenl epI.
oencn ssubiI1irm iiebi. bas iEl SUM
b. Z. In einorldsDoller g8eiie ge.
feicrt tperoen fol- uHS bas poruMs.
iihtlid, beoeutenbe aniorbenlHgen
on bic Rereinsfdiie itelleH miro.
Gie @ebnrtsfnsSfeier ipirb mieoer.
I'M Inn aroben Saale bes GeiitifeI
alnb Itattfinben liib als 1eiirspncr
hnf Der woritano ScrrH Tniter Tr.
n. 9. Torn eeiponnen. laud fir
rHuIifaIii6e, aeianslide ulb anocr.
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Webmrte

Wapin unb Glabps Robsrtion, 1885,
Morris Str1Be; 3nobe.
grtptn ilnp !pelen Eoebm, 2324
Ecnnilportb glpenue; Mdb1en.
Senrp uno 9iioa Raosl. 652 State
Npenue; Wtabhen.
.Hrhnrb unb U.ariba Siraub, Wh.
yopiout; Wtdbd)en.
a5tlltam unb wertrub Uobsilie,
2214 Monroe Mpenne; 4nabe.
Nubo!pb uno FbiIipS,Sr Stb. 5le
Gitptr Sfrabe; Wiarden.
s5rant unb Alpina Janion, 1154
sherman Mpenut; Hnabe.
Games unb GfIa Sanlor, 713 Gut.
ter StrdBe; Wdphen.
Nvtlliam unb Jlorenee Smitb, 2431
eeicrain Apsnne; anabt.
syrant unb Wiark Gaiss, 929 Gss
ton Mpeniie; anabs.
sJobn uno Warp Sdleti. 70 Sii
Wic.uRiden Mpenue; Enabe.
Hotert unb ytettie Gmitb, S25 Sops
tins Strabt: MADDEN.
ehdrks une Dianie WaIters. 52f
Sit IL. Sirabe; Wdbfsn
Mlberi uHp Nulu Drptr. $50 uVars
Tin GtIaRe: Gnabe.
.sobr iinb Toroibp Steparb. gors
iponb: Enabe.
ssssHe unb anna 2oder. 1910 &c.
COR Mpeune; Wdoden.
tspparb unb yJ,arn 6empei. 1884
Sibnsr Npsnus; Wdbhsr.
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Die SiIfe BON @eidlGitsleuteH err
beteH.

Dos &riegsiparmurteu &ommits
tee DON 5uY' Itur gOtrTtg er.ieB ses
iEern eint gpppeq an De
fHdftsleute, DeIcbs I'M Ruleftanb
Ieben, fi9 fir etIide Do6en
tGglid cine Ober 5ipei StuHbeu Der
9ertbeiIune nun 9lotaten gu tnIbmeu.
nm Der Reeisrung in ibrer 9amposne
stpeds 8ertaufs BON Spdrmarfen uub
5brift @tomps 5u belfeH. Gin ueuss
rett attruttipes platot, .Soan Of
arc", tft in einer an5abl bon tauIeno
Grempluren ioeben eingetroffeu, uno
man piirI6t, bob Elm 9uBerS Fdbts
ger @eI6Gftgleute. Die 8ertbeilung
berietben birigireu. Der Setretdr bes
9omnittces, Sesr Sobn 6. Sates,
tiinbigte an, bab ioIfe PIatate i'm
6nuPtquartier, Ro. 1886 8ninut
StruBe, erIangt perbeu t0nHeu.
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berfudte es gs Bat neine geiunobeit rpieoer.
bcrgeIieIIi. 70 OGb Id ale msne str6eit perrid.
ten FAM inb Id bin 70 oonibdr oaB i'd IS
aacHimeineH 6reuHoinneu emp'ebIP "-Srau ..
w. ALTERS. u. ". 4, Oregon, 81.
gsur 5rauen, pslcbe bic 1Ortnen berartiser
oeioeH miteematt unb ff bon Tag gu 1as
btHaei1Ieppt BADEN, ionneH Eid bic ainberrng
boriteQeu, uel8e biefes beribBts @urSeb unO
StriHter'S SeiImittel, 2bbia g. BiHfbamfS Eess.
table Gompeunb. spau 9nters brGdie
i5ralien iiberaa, peItc iieb in berleibcu Gage
pie 5rau gtIters befiHoeH, foateH bon tbper
SnpfebIune Riisen stebcn unb peHr aonrpTi.
iationen Oorbarben fino, fbreibe man an 2pb!a
g. gufbaH'S Wlebieiue Co.. abnH, WlaiI.. nm
HGtb. Die RefuItate ibrer 40idbrisen Grfab.
runs iteben gu Jbren 0ieniten.
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Dritiae llrfcrbaltuns 1T poaaui &C.
forgt.
Ga bieiesuial, cbenfaas aus Spar-
fomfeitsriff4ten teine fpesielle Gins
fabrn1gen uebft 4arten ansgdGfdt
iperoen, m6ger Die WaitgIieoer oieie
gefanrtmnfping als ginlaoung be.
trad,ten, sliglei6 nit 6em Griiiden,
am betreffeu6en aben6 bas gereins.
ab5eihen 5it tragen, ODER Die Mit.
aIicoSfarte bor5u,eiaen.