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Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
PLANTING URGENT
 OF GRAIN SORGHUM.

Arizona had 37,000 acres of grain sorghum last year. These were prin- cipally milo maize, but a considerable quantity of feterita, kaffir hegari, dorso and shallu were also grown. It is ceded that large increase in the acreage to be devoted to the grain sorghums should result this season due to several reasons including the use of these grains as wheat substl- tutes. and the greater need for these crops for silage and stock feed. The Agricultural College of the University of Arizona has estimated that our in- creased grain sorghum acreage in cluding dry farm and irrigated dis tricts should easily reach 15 per cent which would give for 1918 a total of 42 $50 acres devoted to these crops.
 The grain sorghum experts of the University. the County Agricultural agents and the grain sorghum com mittees of the farm bureaus are work ing in unison to bring about the de- sired increase. In some sections these crops are already planted; in the ir- rigated valleys of the south grain stubble land will be prepared at once for replanting to grain sorghum crops, and land is in readiness in the dry farming regions ofthe southern coun- ties to plant to these crops as soon as the summer rains begin.
 The department of agriculture has furnished the Agricultural Extension service the services of MT. A. L. Nel- son for the month of June to act as special seed scout and to push grain sorghum planting. and Mir B. E. Roth | geb, a specialist in grain sorghums oi the United States department of agri- culture is in the state this week aid | ing the county agents and farm bureau officials in the drive for more grair sorghums.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
GIRLS PIE CLUB IN
 YAVAPA| COUNTY

Yavapai county has the distinction of being the only county in the state to organize a strictly Girls Pig club.
 Five girls living in the vicinity of Jerome Junction have banded them- selves together to raise a pig for the boys lover there" The five girls have obtained funds and have invested them in pure bred registered Duroc Jersey weanling pigs. The pigs are all litter mates and great interest will be taken in the care and feeding of them. Record of weights, feed con- sumed, notes of interest will be kept and turned into the agricultural de- pertinent at the university in the fall. The girls are also planning on exhibit ing their wards" at the Northern Arizona State Fair in Prescott this fall.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
SEP PARATED FIRST
 DAY AFTERWARD

Separated a day after their marriage was the story told in a letter to friends by the bride of Thomas R. McGee who was formerly Miss Johnnie Mae Har- per, of this city.
 It is the same old tale of Uncle Sam disregarding the claims of Cupid and calling McGee to camp a day after his marriage in Fl Paso on May 26. He was ordered to report at Camp Cody and the young soldier left his bride with his parents at their home in Anna rillo, Texas.
 Mrs. McGee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John William Harper and well known and liked in Phoenix where she made her home for number of years. She was employed in the Vic trola department at Berryhilrs dur ing the past year.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
MAZATLAN SENDS
 REGARDS AND CASH
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26-'A gift to Uncle Sam from his well wishers in Mazatlan, Sinaroa, Mexico, wishing him a happy birthday"
 Accompanying this message, re- ceived here today. came $173.25 from 42 Americans for the purchase of postage stamps as an outright Independence day gift to the nation. The stamps will be cancelled by writing the names of the donors across the face and re- turned to them mounted on cards.
 A 12-year- American boy, Alvin Newbie. canvassed the community and made the collection.
 The plan of purchasing stamps and cancelling them as a free offering 70 the nation on July has the approval of the United States postoffice de- partment
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27

See this Buick "25" that We are offering for s35O You'll find it a bargain in every sense of the word-thcn look over the rest of our used cars-about 75 road sters, touring cars and trucks then you see WHY we have sold over 700 used cars in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
ROUGH RIDER GOES
 FUR ANOTHER FIGHT

Rich in service, beginning as a rough rider in the Spanish American war, G. A. Tod, for several years employed at the Arizona laundry, left last night for Philadelphia to enter the aviation branch of the United States marine corps.
 In 1898, when IS years old Tod enlisted, and was placed in Troop K First United States volunteer cav airy and was with Roosevelt in Cuba When aviation became a commercial proposition, Tod attended and was graduated from an aviation school in Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
ARIZONA AGENT
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-John H. Farden of Boston. recently ap- pointed special enrolling agent of the United States shipping board for the states of California. Nevada. Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona, ar rived here today to take up his new duties.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27

NOOHtlhueu AiOAi @se OHe1 country still in chaos, with the masses beginning to understand that Germany is largely to blame for conditions.
 Workmen in Open Revolt
 Reports from Moscow are that work men in the Ukraine are in open revolt and that efforts are being made to form a new government at Kiev. Grave disorders are foreseen by off cialsS here in the districts where the peasants are being robbed of their land and where the workmen's control of the factories, through their committees, has been overthrown and lower wages and longer hours put into effect.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
BANDITS PUNCTURE
 WING IF A|RPLANE

JUAREZ. Mex. June 26.-When a test flight was made late yesterday in an airplane which was recently added to the equipment of the border patrol, bandits in the foothills west of Villa Ahumada opened fire on the airplane puncturing the right wing with rifle bullets Major Tagle, the military aviator. was forced to make a landing but was not attacked.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27

It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Re- publican's Classified pages.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-27
KERENSKY ON WAY TO UNITED STATES
 TO ASK FOR HELP

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-11
Seinrid1 SeioenIdJmnr.

Samitag moreen itarb III i@elllenl
Smnie in Econ Springs in Ilter bon
"A Sabren aarl Seinri6 Seioen-
idnur, elm alter bodatgeiebener SAT-
nler jelter @eseno. Ser Serltorbene
itolnmte aus Dem fleinen Srt Soc
ld)elt, nabe @erieburg, mabte IN
9cutidloilo Die ariege 1864, 1866 II
1901 nit unb fam i'm Sabre 1881
nit feiner @attilt nno 5mei ainoer1
nod Seras. Gr lieB ii6 in eeo.t
Springs nieoer nno bat bort ale Die
Sabre gemobnt. Seine Satin ltarb
i'm Sabre 1907 mo lein Sobn 4l-
freo mar ihon inn Sabre 1898 &C.
ltorbel; es iiberlebt i'm mr. nod Gin
Spbn, Charles 8. Seioenihnur. Sic
geeroigung fano am Sonntag inter
GROCER 9eteiligung ltatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-11
g.

@1tf Dem llelelt IN &ornes Gitp
ei~naerid)teten 2onoungsplobe fitr
Neroplanc longten am Samstag llad)=
mittag ieds Slugmai6inell an ipeld)e
BON Der oeiamnlten gepolterlll1g Ell
tbuliaitiid) e%mpfanget p1troell.
oSlt 9romn County 1ino gegelt=
pdrtia 200 fla0e ionic 6 ttefe Sel-
brunllen it Sqtiefeit, melde insge-
lommt ungefabr 1900 5oB Del toG-
lid) liefern.
aanowirtidaftsfommliliar s. IS
9opis bat ongefiinbigt, oaB CT IN ser
lldd)Iten Stootslpobl mieoer ols &nn-
oioat fir oas bon ibm blsher pcr>
maltete Nnnt ollftrete1 miro.
Sic 8ltnoeSregierllng bat Die
Ginpoloerung merifanilder arbeites
obne 3oblung ser bisber iiblide1 Gin
uonoerltngs- ooer aopfite1er BON So
geltattet, ultb miro pom Dem vgli=
onngs=Selt" N6ltano genomme1 li1o
Sen 2ellterf miro ser 3ltritt geltattet,
aid tpenn lie nidt leielt ltno idreibeil
fo11nelr.
0ie pier Inltiner llniperlitdts-
G%rofeiioren @. g. 1oplor, %. %.
gleopes, s. s. Bruce nno Us. 6. SOIL
haben lire SteGungeu n~ufgegebtll
Sod lit in oas Npiationsforps elngcs
treten.
So6n @orp u1lo Gando Sal'-
mas, melde auf oent gabnbofe 81
ySarlingen ollgeitellt marerL limo mr.
ter ser 4nflage, Yoltladen inter-
ibloger 5u baben, perbaftet nno nad)
gromnsuiac transporter moroen.
sSSnt Mlter bon 70 Sabrei1 III
ser abt Meilen BON 8lanco mobnen=
Sc 5ormer @i1iam Saas sur Glbe
einaeaallgen. Gr miro BON Ieiner @lt=
noe, mebreren &inoern mo gnfelll
betranert.
Gonroo 9eifelte BON 9leblpa=
piQe lit I'M alter bon so Sabren ais
oen 9eben geidieoen. Gr miro bon
iei1er @itme, 5mei Sob1ten uno orei
S0dtern iiberlebt.
9os ariminal Expectations
geridt 81 Ilitin bat oas BON Der 33.
9eeislotllr inn Sabre 1913 inter Ser
9e5eiNntng uSminole Iet" befannte
@eIeb fir fonltitutionel erflart- 9as
@eles beitimmt, ooB 2elte, pelde
fem @elo in elmer 8onf baben nno IN
betriigeriiher Mbli6t gbeds ausltet-
le1t,. als S6minoler beitraft meroer
IoIen.
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Sic fennt i'm.

9ellte, oie nidts oaooit perlteben,
alau6en imnier, oelt Spiritismus ais
Snmbllg bebanoeln 81 miiiien. S:e
ioaten iid zines 8eIieren ~befebrei1.
Sa elmer ipiritiitii6elt Sibnng
miinid)te nnldneit cine @ittpe nit III
rem pcrftorbenell @atten 81 ipred)en-
9as Meoinm miibte ii6 reolid ab,
fonnte ieood) Die geniinifte @erbin=
onng nidt berlteaeil. IS ideiilt,
oaB Die gorbeoingungell oafilr 6elttc
abeno .niht gegeben iino," meint
ihlieBlid oas Meoium, ols Der Gid
gor nidt flopfen nolte.
Sic baben ean5 redt," itinumte
ibr Sic Game ernitbaft nit einenl
Bid oltf Sic llbr Bel. rgs lit erii
9 ltbr uno Dor Witterna6t mar mein
Wnnn ME fir mid Su lpre6en."
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H1et Yre6e- fit seras; Mou1ag ben II. 5ebrnar 1918.


S. 3. Suli6ear an 8(umberg gros 81,
@rlmbitiicfe in Segltil1 nlb III per Ncd@
Oemp 9iQ @ppition III Son Atltonlo;
$3.50.
Marie s. Maper an Charles 8. 0tapet,
@rlllloltiid I'M Gitp 8lod 1888; $40 Ii. a..
&. IS. @nrlppob uno Sral on getet
@mge, @rnnoltiid int teren Gltp Slod
1851; $4,000.
81. 6. @oung nnb 6rall an 5ral g(ez
ntentine @ale, Grlnbititd i'll Sorlnns
pale; $500.
llop Soepperlpein OH 9fap 2onrbert,
@rlnb1tild IN Ser Soipler & Taf1fins
Sllboipiiipu ber Salta Aita Nature; 81
II. 81.
q. 81. Gtpeffler nno Strait an 5. 9.
8alonb, @r1nOitiid I'M Gitp 8lod 1890;
So, 800.
5. s. SriI6 an $. 6. gidenrotp.
@rlunbitiid i'm Gueensboro @lace; $40.
8. &. glarfe at IS. & s.. 9ageliteltt,
@rlnlbltiid in Der Sos 4n9eles 9et9ht3
Serraee; $1,000.
Sos @nglees 6eig6ts Improvement Gp.
an 6. &. Siid6er, @rlnoltiid in Der EOS
Nngeles Serrace; $3.50.
@i(6elm Niebu6r an 8. 6. Cartwright.
@rlno]tiid inn nelten @itp 9lod 3505;
$40.
0utis &ero lrno Srm ans. $. 8eber,
@runo1tild I'M neren Gitp Slod oS3;
81 900.
Sral SSaltnp @ilmalm oil 81. 5. @ilts
manu-, @rllnbitiid I'M gitD Slod 1890;
800.
Nlfreo Soefje an Gar( 5droeoer,
Gruilbitiid in Der 8runslpid Earf Ios
bitipn, $1,000.
81. g. Sperber unb Strait, our6 S6e=
riff, on @. 6. Slullipan, @rlinoltild ON
Der 9epil1e StraBe; $500.
9pualas Cater IND eSralt al u. y.
3elllpeger, @rnnolhid I'M eitp Slod
1869, s. II. q.
@. 5tern a1 S. M. Sennenp, @rltnps
itiid i'm @itp @old 1869; $500.
IS. @. Qincpln nnb Srau ma sc. Y.
aort6, @rlnoltiid an Der 8lorioa 5traBe;
$685..
Sam Sriebmon unb Sral alt 81. u.
@reoorb umo 8. .. 5ids, @rltuoftid
inn Gitp 8lpd 241t, 81, 700.
s. 9. @itdea ltl,b Srau an q. @.
@~orpenbaltmen llnb Sran, @rnnbIfiId I'M
Gitt) 8lod 1881; $2,950.
NablaB bon Gmilp &iel an SSame5 sc.
ltuo 2noia Sltrner, @rltrloltld i'm ettr
8lod 4S7; $3.50.
galberf Garrett al 9iebrid 9ariss.
@runoItilf in Cite 6eigbts; $4,000.
$. s.. Stein nno S. SO. IlOrih an vi
fre6 @nnperitliden, @rlnoitiid I'M Gitr
@lod 1877, $40 Ii. q.
Mfreo @nnoerituden an Caroline 9
| Stepbens @rnuoituf i'm nenen eitt
8lod 1871; $2.799.52.
$. $. aortb nub Srau m Saul o.
8rien, @rimb1tiid on Der Caroline Strne
be; S4.450.
Nadlag bon 8m. Beaumont, @rnnos
itiid an Ser Snlina StraBe, $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-11

1i5eizS ereeanten Gnlnullls g. Seq,
Der aft 81. 9e5elftber ben Selttltant
5leet @earo eri6ollen but, freigelpso=
den. Ser Sergeol1t bottc ben 2elt=
nant, reip. Gbauffeur zines @ntonlo-
Bills, in mel1en ser 8etotete fubr, i'm
geroadt, @bisfep ms 2ager iGrnug=
aeln All mo1ea. Sa oas Mntotltobil
auf ieinen Mnruf nidt anbielt, pitl
Sen nod) einem Der @ulimireifen Der
Maidine geibolien ba6en; oie allgel
traf inbeB Den 2eutrant III Die red)te
Sblafetgeaeno uno totcte bcil tatiadl-
lid unlduloigen Malm ollgeltblidlid).
General Solution Der &onmanoenr
oes 2agers, Ser nit Dem ltrteil oes
&riegsgerihts ablolit nid)t snfrieoet
gu iein Iheirt, oasielbe ober niht an.
bern fam, benlerft in einem Mnban5
gum grfenntnis, oaB oie Wilitarpoll=
sei cine beoauernsmerte lt~nfenntlis
5eigte, in melden Sollen tie Doh loren
fseuermaffen @ebraud) MAIDEN oiirfta
uto bon ibren porgeieeten Sffi5ieren
alleeniheinlib idled]t initruiert fuare.
Ser olterreid)iid ungarlid)a
Gereiu peranltaltete OH Sonntag Ell
ren iebr erfplgreidell gtarrelabeno.
Maeroinqs mllroe ser 8elud) onrdl
oas ihledte@e setter beeintradtigt. abet
Die Mnmeienocl1 amiiiierten iid] aus
gc5cid)net. SEER Haba, Der Hralloent
oes Gereins, belt cine bumorlitilde
9lniprade mo auBcrbem miiroen nod
piele lnltige ilno laltltige Gortroge
gcbalten. 9lles p%erlief i'll better
@eiie.
Gin BON so. 6. gnrper gelent
tes Mutomobil flbr afr Sanlstag III
@eihaftsteil Ser Stoot gegen 8iDei on-
oere am &urblteine boltenoe Cars,
meld)e s. s. Snpoer mo 81. 8elba5e
geborten. o. McMaiiter, Der in Ear.
per's Maidine iaB, mnroc onrd oelt
@npral ourf Den Wiloidilo ge-
~id)leuoert mo erlitt idmcr5lIde Ser
lebnngen; ale orei sfutomobile NUT
Den betradtIih bel6aoigt.
Ser Staat aomptroller bot
sic @. g. 9artbolomae mo s. g.
Seimer oltsgeitellte Saloonli5ens we=
Gen 8erfaifs BON Spirituoien oil
Minoerjalrise iiir mil unb nid)tig er-
fldrt.
9ie 5rapclerS' Brotectipe Mlio-
citation belt ON Sonntag cine Ser
iammlung ab, in meld)er Die beab.
lid)tigte grbobnng bet 3elepDonraten
ippie Die nnperid1nten 8reiie fit
Srltft, Slide uno 4uitcrn beiprofen
muroert. Mapor gell bot Der Der
einigltng miteeteilt4 oaB Die grbr-
bilng Der 5elepbonroten nidt cher &C..
ltattet mirbe, als bis ale Medtsmit-
tel eridopft mdren uno Die bohlte
Sniton8 5u ltngunlten Der Stnot emit
Id)ieoen bate.
Am Is. ooer 20, 6ebrilar miro
ous brittle &riegsgerid)t 5uiammentrcs
ten, oas in Saden Der Soliltoner
Giots iein llrteil fprehen JOLT.
Eoli5eirid)ter glidlep bat cine
aif Der @eitieite Der Staot pobnen-
De Game Der @albpelt, ole Ifon meh-
rere Mtale i'm Ioli5eigerid)t pertparnt
uno beltraft muroe, 5u 500 @elo-
itrafe peroonnert.
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4IIerlei.

Der in unlerer Stnot anLSni3=
tag gefalene 3egen miro alf ltnge-
fdbr einen DritteI 3oa benneiien. Mud
am Sonntag mar oas 8etter nod
feudt, bod iparen Die NieoerIhldge
alur urbeoeuteno.
Gin adtjdbriger Sunge, Der lit
einem o@rocerp Store" g~earbeitet boz
ben ioa, beitabl ieinen Mrbeitge
Der UNI oreiBig Dollar uno pes-
ltedte oas @eIo in ieinem 8ett, no
es bon ltdotiihen 9eteftipen g~eflnoen
muroe. Ole gltern oes iugenolid)eu
Spisb1lben baden Dem 5riidtden oas
Sisfleiid gang seborig olrdgegerbf.
Mm Samstag nuroe BET Der
gsoli5ei Der 9iebitabl BON bier 4ufo-
mobileu aenleloet. Cine Ser geItoble=
llen Maidinehl muroe ipdter p~erlallei
a~ufgefnnoen mo ibrem eigentiimer
mieoer 5ugeitellt.
- Die I'M Nor0ela Der Stoot ilell
eingeridtete gaIonidule, i'll peld)er
Der erite llnterridt fir 2uftidyiffer
lnittels Seliel : 9aaons erteilt mire,
ion Sen Nanlen Camp Sobn @iie"
fiibren. Gapitan Sobn V. @iie EN-
pfobl III Dem 5miiden ben Ser. Staa-
ten uiio Merico in oen pier5iger Sob
rem oes leeten ssabrbunoerts gefii0rs
ten ariege, reihlid) init 8omber oer-
5e9ene 8alolls bon Gera Gru5 a%lfltel-
gen uno Bic merifaaiihen 9efeitignn
gen ourd o~ieIelben 5~erItoren 81 lai
len. Ger Hlan lit inoeiien oanials
ME Snr @usfiibrung gelangt. SIN
Camp @iie iino 8nolf Geb1uoe anf
gefibrt utlo es bietet Haum fir 400
Sdiiler.
sNl Der b%eltigen S%taotratsiit=
sung miro iiber eine Sroinan5 per-
bar0elt meroeu, meld)e Die BOARDING
hdnier IN Der Staot inter ltaotiine
8ontroIle itelt nlo fir 5iibrung Der
7eIben cine 9isens porihreibt. Wan
glaltbt oaonrd Die gonroinesballIer
ebenio mie Die @otels uno Helianrant5
foutrollieren I'll foniicn.
- Dos bon 6. Miitretla ~beipobnte
@mis, $50 @eit Glmira StraBe, ge
Tiet am Sonntag abeno gegcn II llbr
IN Srano. Ser aln 6ebauOe mo Yto-
Ailinr perllriadte Shaoen miro olf
800 tariert.
- Die bieiigcn 8ader baben ii6 in
elmer IN Der 6ernlannsiDbne Sailc
am Sonntag pormittag abgebaltenen
&erinnnnlung perpflid)tet, aqen BON
Der giabrungsmittel Administration
geltellten 5%oroerungei itrift nadslr
fommcn.
- Sim 5reitag lit i'm Camp Sra-
bis Der Solont @iaiam u. Saa BON
9ouiton an Der Sungenent5iinoun5
aeltorben, Elm anoerer Soloat, Yete
Gbriitiall aus Dem Staate Oflnbon1a
erlag Der @enifitarre (Spinal Ote-
alingitis.) 9ie @ciammt- 81 ailfenlilte
bel0uft lidl anf 1892 ODER t03. Is
pom Iauieno.
Stint Meroplnne, iuelde arr
Samstdg bon Waco mad Camp SellD
abgefabren uaren, legten Die 175.
Meilm meite Gntferniing III aetlon
3rpei Stnnoen, ODER So Meilen pro
Stunoe, suriid. Sieben Moidinen
batten N1co p~erlaiien. 3mei oerielben
bfieben nntertDegs 5uriif.
Gin i'm Camp 9rani5 abgebulte-
mes ariegsgeridt bat ben Wilitdrpo
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@efabrlide gmfforSernna.

u@eItern bat mid elm aeil ouf ser
StraBe iberfalen uno mir NIT porge-
baltenem 9fepolper mein @elo abper-
langt. Sd idrie: uBoli5eil" ober ma.
tiirlif fam fem Goli5iIt!"
u@arum riefen lie nid)t: r5euerl"
sd nero mid i60n bitten no
mir Der @aliner Sen Nepolber inter
oie Hoie bielt."
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9as fleimere ltcbcl.

Baron (beim Seiratspermittler Die
Photographic ieiner 3ufiinftieen be-
tradteno): Rein mein Better, oa
miro nidts oarans. 9a iebe ih bod
nod lieber Die langen @eiidter mel
ner @laubigerll"
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GnlId p~eritamoen.

0auguite, sic BADEN, wabreno id
p~crreiit NOR, meme aleioer gctrc-
gen?@
u9fa, enGoige 6roit boben mir bod
befoblen, Sbre Sa6en otter an Die
2uft 81 bringen."
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Gutter Nnfana.

@aln: nSit oie nelte a6din idOn
eingetroffen2"
Srau: .gsod) nidt; aber cs iisell
idon 5pei Soloaten in Ser Slide, Die
auf iie ipartenl"
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&erheiratet.

sd iage Sbnel, 5rml Mieier, nit
meirier Srali lit es nidt mebr 5uilt
Iusbalten. @ia id) fortgeben, lit Der
0ausidliiliel fort, bleibe i6 5ubauie,
lit Der 4eaerihliiliel mea."
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@prfunrf.

&entier (ebemoliger Malermeiiter.
81 leiner 6rau, Die iih 5lim gaa
i1minft): ,gfod INNER nidt fertig2f
Mein Soft, in biefer 3eit bat
te id Elm ganseg @als geltride1Ei4
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9ienitmGbden Derlanst, Inn beilil
&oden nlro ser @ausarbeit 81 belfen.
gelepbon Grodett 7762.-314 Solicit
@pelllle, Mamo Seigbts.
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Mander perbeuet iid) mn oes-
balb 10 tief, oamit er ieinem 8egefl-
iiber uid)t IN Die 4ngen 81 le6er
fIrnltd,t
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gau= 6 rlam6nisi6eine.

g. $. aiimnel, 8obnbaug, gpffntm
StraBe; $t,400.
Sosfe Bros, @etpolbe. Sit Commerce
StroBe, $500.
Nlbin Seioel, @obnbm,s, CROSBY Ctr;
ST, 900.
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L.okdIes.
@abrideinlides @etter.

Sir San @ntonio uno ~ltnngegeno:
0emte abeno uro 9ienstag @cgel-
ti1aler; marmer.
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9ie ,Oreie @reHe titr Geras"
er5daeint ais 9aaeblatt mto 2Npdbemblatt.

0os saaeblat lit pierletig uno fofht SOC per 9fonat ooer Sc per Sabr.
0as @odenblatt tit Ied5ebnieiia uo fofet 50 per Sabr. Nob Merco
50 @oIo. 9ab europe, 9orto engeibloden So.
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8alpeltpu, gelterlI tetne Sorle.
gptfonfu men.KrOonfte.
Gan 9lntpnio, Ser, II. 6ebr: 1918. :
Brine gruoe Cotton Seeo Git S1.3f.
Gents Der 0nHone-
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Tarm.Broonite.
WemMIe.

aartoffeln, ne,ie, Sc per gfunO;
California, $500 Der 100 Nfuio; Colo
rabo $3.50 per 100 Rfunb.
SiiBfartoffeln Pam. $3.50 uuo $500.
3uiebeln, gnl., @bite Globe. $500;
Gal. @elbe, 1915 per Crate; @rine.
per STD 8iiubel. SOC.
8obnen. Colorado, Hinto, pet Hfo,
9.50c; California 8applls. Der elpt
$1,000; 8infs, $1,000; Gina. $500,
Napp, $500; @(adebes, $f1.00; Nouno
@reen. per @uIfel @nmpers, $3.50.
Sontaten, taIiforn., $3.50 per grate.
9ohf, $3.50 per 100 9futo.
Griiner 8feffer, 81 so ulo $500 per
8uihef.
Maoies6en, SOC per 0bb. @Inoef.
Spinnt. Toe per 8ufdel.
Crime grbien, $500 Der Camper
geeteu. $3.50 per 100 8funo.
Weerretttas@ nrsein. per $50 1874
@urfen, per Crate. $500.
Generie, 90c mo $1.00 Der 0nteno.
Reteriilie. 40c per 9tb. s8iinbeI,
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per 8uidel.
guffel.
aopfialnt, Gal, $2.75 per Crate.
@elbe @lir3eIn. $3.50 per 100 Bflno.
SHiaf6, per @ufdl, $1.75.
Ora. Elm brittel 8ui6el. SIPS.
Hiiben, $500 Der 100 Hfltno.
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gies Tarft.

Gan Intonio, Ger, II. Sebr. 1915
&iihe. 1925 bis $685..
&Glber, $3.50 bis 5000.
9nIlen, $3.50 biz $3.50.
0dfen, 500 biz $tt.10.
CT. 2ouis, II. Sebriar. 1915 8tn0.
'ieh. Seras > @ieh. $6.75 Bis $1,000.
Sdipeine, $3.50 Bis $t6.7 0
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Cotton.

Gan antonio, feline 80rie.
@alpeitou, geiter1 feline 8orle.
Morris tribune., 1918-04-05

Hector Mamie resigned his posi-
ton at the Olson-Hemming Garage
couple Of weeks ago and is now To-
Gated at Williston, N. D., where he
has similar position at a large
salary.
Morris tribune., 1918-04-05
FARMERS OF COUNTY
THRU SEEDING WHEAT
Fifty Per Cent More Wheat Sowed in
Stevens County Than Last
Year

The last two weeks in March pro-
vided this community with some of
the finest weather ever seen for this
time of the year, and the result is
that all of the wheat has been sown
in this county and many farmers
have their oats all sowed and some
their barley.
Flowing and dragging was begun
several weeks ago and the ground is
in the finest shape this year that it
has been in for many years. The
frost is nearly all out of the ground
and the rain of Monday put the soil
in first-class condition for the crops.
From good authority it is started
that SO per cent more wheat has been
sown in Stevens county this year
than in former years, all Of which
shows that the farmers are answer
ing the call of their country by
planting grain most needed in this
time of war.