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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

F.. S. Lycan returned TO Bemidji
this morning after a two weeks visit
and hunting trip to Little Rock, Hot
Springs and Corning, Arkansas.
VIII. and Mrs. George A. Hayes, 9O6
Minnesota avenue, announce the ar
rival of a baby girl on Thursday, De-
cember 80.
If you are a Moose you are wanted
at the Moose hall tomorrow night.
Doesn't matter whether you belong
in Bemidji or not. ltl2-Sl
C. NJ, Johnson returned this morn
ing from Kansas City, where he has
spent the past two weeks on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip. He
reports that Bemidji's weather is
much more agreeable than that OF
Kansas City.
49, ALI tho Moose will be there .tomor-
row night. Where? Why, at the
hall, of course. There's be games and
dancing and oysters and a lot OF 9TH
FER things. Don't miss it. 1t12-3l
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swell, That Was Sensible Enough Ad.
vice Nowadays" Z. n

swell, That Was Sensible Enough Ad.
vice Nowadays"
yeritable rainbow-tinted blizzard. de-,
scending in confusion on the bril-
liantly dressed women and their COM
panions seated below. n s-;.,,-., -
Eleanor rose, drawing On her long
white gloves. Let's 60 home, Fred"
she said. Moved by. one Of the many
odd impulses which had been stir
ring within her, she tucked into her
huge muff the evening favor-a frail
PAPER pache representation Of old
Father Time bcari7s IN, his arms a
very pink, very unal'ssed baby. pre-
sumablyt significant of the gid year
bringing in the new
AS Eleanor and i,sr husband ap-
preached their car, q moderately
priced sedan waiting on quieter
side street, Fred thought with salts
faction Of the neat littls sun n The
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
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The Woodland Union Sunday
school Christmas tree and entertaiA
ment was grand success, as attested
by tie smiling faces Of the little ones
as we'll as the grown ups: There
were sixty-five present, and all seem
ed to be enjoying themselves. And
we are truly proud of our young peo-
pie.
Owing to an unavoidable circum-
stance, Rev: Marcus Tufteland could
not reach his appointment at 1880.
At Silver Lake schoolhouse, as had
been announced. He came out later
however, after people. had left for
home and asked the people to an
nounce a service to be held January
%, 1921.
r. II. Phillips and Cordie Helferich
worked in camp with a team a few
days last week, returning home
Christmas day. a.,
Henry Sawyer and Fred Murphy
Forded to Cass Lake last week, across
the ice.
Oscar Hoglum's father from Willis
ton, u. D.; arrived last week with a
carload OF, stock and machinery. we
congratulate Mr.. Hoglum on receiv'
ing so valuable Christmas gift. Mr.
Hoglum, ST., is visiting over the
holidays, we understand.
Edward Larson came home from
camp to visit his family over the
holidays. ..'
Arthur and Mabel Carlson made a
business visit 70 Cass Lake last week
Messrs. Martin, Jr., and Oscar Rog.
holt have their steam engine on-tht
mill site. They had some trouble
bringing it thru the snow, but pluck
and know how" succeeded.
Messrs. Albin Carlson and Ed Raj
erty spent Christmas at home. They
returned to work at Henderson:
camp Sunday afternoon. :'>.:, :
Martin Rogholt, ST., took load o.
! young people! to the Silver Lake
schoolhouse last Sunday to- attend thu
service there-that wasn't. d.
Three sled loads of Silver Laker'
attended the Woodland Union Sun
day school Christmas tree Sunday. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
REMAINS OF M. ADAMS
SHIPPED TO NEBRASKA

The remains of F.. M. Adams, who
passed away at the st. Anthony hos
pital Wednesday, at the age of 50
years, were shipped to Brock, Me-
braska, today. r. M. Campbell OF
Brock, a brother in-law of the, de-
ceased accompanied the body. Local
arrangements were made under the
direction of M. e. Ibertson, under
taker. glhgasXINi
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

summer months, when the other OF
the wrestling fraternity were enjoy
ing themselves on vacations, develop
ed the champion SO in 2his speciality
that he won the championship Just at
the start of, the season. tS:+s~A%N >:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

The One Thing That Really Counts.
-: No man can afford to work. for mon-
.sey alone. Simply accommodating wealth
adds nothing permanent to human vel
fare. Wealth is only q means. to an
end. It is the purpose OF life that
counts mOst-Grit.. NJ ~ -. q: q. :, !
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned to be considered at
meeting of the city council of the city
of Bemidji for, 16 more or less win
dow storm sash glazed. :. II
Size of opening for, sash can be OBJ
tanned at the office of the City CLERK:
The City council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
: -. GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
Bemidji, MIMI Dec. 81 1922 81, ,
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Quaint { el,7iin 81 I ath..

y Reginald Farrant, who has been ap'
pointed stipendary of Douglas and
: Castle town, Isle Of Man, was recently
sworn In the quaint form which has
prevailed In the island for cen turtles.
He swore to do justice between. party
and party "as indifferently as the her
rings backbone doth lie in the midst
of the fish =, Z Y. rs ::
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
Mat IA, Men VIII Remember THAT.

Most Men Will Remember That. =
Boys know nearly as many untrue 1
things as grown folk. Does anyone
remember their saying that, IT tur-
tie got hold of a boys toe It wouldn't
let 60 until the sun goes DOWN.
Exchange: - 5,:.s. I =,
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FOR SAL Several \ nics and 4
months old pigs. lnquire aat MIC
4 oliet:hotel. S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
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HIDES

Cow hides. No. 1, lb. -. !. =. ..5c-6c
Bull hides, No. l., h. ...... 4c-5c
Kipp hides, No. Id. -: &. ~. 4c-5c
Calf skins, No. 1, ID. ..f<... 80. 6c.ac
Deacons, each -. ...... oec
Horse hides, large. 80. .$2.5O-$3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31
POTATOES

Chicago, Dec. 31.-Potato receipts
2S cars. Market stronger. Northern
whites, sacked, $1.50<to $3.50, bulk
s1.6O to $40. Holiday TOMORROW,
NO markets. '" - = q" 49, '~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

WANTED 10 RENT aarage. State
, the rent. n Address Box Isl. BE.
e. midi. # ~ Stl 4.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

WANTED Position as truck Or taxi;
+ driver by experienced man. Phone
947-W.$ 3@,.ot-1sPb " Ff: ss Il 2tlT3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

FOR sALE-Drys1 61in. wood deliver
Y. ed. Z Birch, $4.25; tainarack &3. AS;
!: poplar 1926. Phone 649SW.
= : > ~. !. 49, 3t1-4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-31

TED-Stenographer to- act as
+. society reporter and sstenographer
tor one week 4 at Pioneer ellice.
From January Srd5 to- sth. Apply
=. at9once. >S ss5. , t.s. ! s. M. 2d1-3
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-House on Choptank ave
nue.. immediate possession. Apply to
J. RICHARD SMITH 7-3-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03

Grace Baraca Class
Elects officers

The Grace Baraca Glass held its
semi-annual business meeting on
Thursday evening and elected the fol
lowing afficers for six months. Tea
cher. Rev. John Brandon Peters; AS
sistant Teacher. Russell S. Davis;
President, T. Sangston Insley; 1st
President, Balm Brannock; End
Vice president Edgar Shackelford;
Secretary. w. H. Burton; Assistant
Secretary, Fora West; Treasurer, 10
seph E. Taitt; Chorister, George +.
Doonges; Librarian, Sanford Thom-
as; Assistant Librarian, Granville
Hales; Chairman of Music Commit
tee, Harry Reed; Devotional Commit
tee, D. V. Mcnamara; Entertainment
Committee. S. E. Hubbard; Sick Com
mittee. John Bradley; Reception Com
mittee, James A. Hastings; Member
ship Committee, G. w. Twilley; AS
sistant Membership Committee, Wal
ter Kirwan; Usher to Glass, Earl
Johnson
After The business was transacted
refreshm ants were served.
Grace Baraca Bible Class.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
Everything Ready For
Base Ball Monday

The baseball diamond at New Athz
letic Park has been scraped and put
in fast shape, the grass is the out
field has been cut; the fences have
been repaired; the bleachers and the
grand stand have been thoroughly
overhauled and rebuilt; the grand
stand has been newly wired and eV-
erything is in tip top shape for two
fat games next Monday. There wll
be plenty of comfortable seats for
everyone.
The Cambridge team will line up
as follows:
Miles, SIS; Rogers, Hummer, If;
Melvin, 2b; Moore, 3b; Bradshaw, ct;
Smith, IF; Jefferson, Wilson, C; Mace
Isenberg, 1b; Hummer, Rogers, ana
Bradley, p.
Morning game at 10 o'clock sharp
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
BIG BLACKWATER BRIDGE UP

Notice is hereby given that the
bridge over Big Blackwater River
will be closed to traffic on Tuesday,
July 9Th, while repairs are being
made to the bridge. 1t is-expected
thaA this work viii not require more
than two days.
By Order County Commissioners,
LUKE K. HACKETT, Pres,
w. H. LEONARD. Clerk.
R 7I2-it B 7I2-2t
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CHURCH LOCALS

10 TO cuuICu Ills buhOoS
First Baptist Church-Sunday
School at 9.45 A M, Divine Worsh-
ip at IL A. NJ, with communion; Jul
nior B. Y.~P. U. at P. M. Even
ing song service with sermon at
P. M. sobject, America Gods Ma
ton and God Americas God. Mid
week service Wednesday at T. M,
Senior B. Y. P. U. Friday at +.
NJ. To all these services the pup
lie is cordially invited.
Jesus stood against three funda-
mental temptations that each of us
is called upon to face in lie: ISL
| Temptation-Lust of the f1esh-the
feshy desire for the qualification OF
! the fleshy appetite. End. Tempta-
| on-Vanity-Desires for poplar ap-
prevail. 3rd. Temptation-Desire for
ssessions-money, place, power
fame
How have you met these tempta-
tionsq The Lords Day is given us
so we can turn aside from the world
and get spiritual strength to meet
these temptations successfully. Wor
shin with us tomorrow. The church
es of Cambridge invite you, bring a
friend!
Mass tomorrow in st. Mary's
Catholic Church at IL O'CLOCK.
Junior B. Y. P. u, this evening
at the First Baptist Church at 7.3O
O'Clock. Be sure to come.
Services at Grace M. E. Church,
Sunday July 4th, John Brandon
Peters minister; 9.45 A. NJ, Baraca
Glass installation of new officers; IL
A M. Divine Worship. Holy Com
munion. 2.15 P M, Sunday School,
P. NJ, evening services, Jesus Inc
Guest Come thou with us and we
will de thee good.
st. Pauls M. P. Church-Sun-
day 9 A. M, Glass Meeting; IL A
M. morning worship; Communion
meditation, 1.-The Bread of Life. z
P. NJ, Sunday school; P. M, Chris
tan Endeavor, leader Mrs. lola Mar
shall; 8 P. NJ, evening service, Wor'
ship and song, subject: 1.-The PEAR
!, of Purity" To all these services the
public is most cordially INVITED.
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
services Sunday, Morning, Praise and
Testimony, $50; Celebration of Holy
Communion with brief Preparatory
Address, IL. 90; Sunday School ses
sion, classes for all ages, Els T. M.
at 8 P. NJ, a Patriotic Service witt
! special music and address, Christi
an Patriotism. The pastor will bt
the speaker at both services. Al
members of the Church particularly
those in Probationary Membership
are urged to be present at the morn
ing service. The evening service
should prove popular to all. Visit
.. ors and the public will find a cor
q dial welcome at all our services Wor
t ship with us tomorrow.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
Hubbard--Lewls

Mr.. Robert Nelson Hubbard, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Sophia Louise
Lewis, of this city, were very quiet
ly married on Thursday evening at
1890 O'Clock at st. Paul's M. P~Par-
sonage, the pastor, Rev. R. Y. Mich
olson, performing the ceremony.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
HURlOCK HOLDS ANNUAL
REGISTERED GUN SHOOT
Raymond c. Harper, of the HurlocI1
Gun Club, was the Honor Man of
the Club, Coming Out Second in
The Amateur Contest. German
Won Among the Professionals.

The Annual Registered Tourna-
ment of the Hurlock Gun Club was
held on Thursday, of this week, July
1st, and was well attended, although
one or two clubs were not represent
ed, Cambridge being among the num-
Der. The honors among the anna
tours was won by F. D. Laytield, OF
Princess Anne, who broke 145 tar
gets out of $50. Raymond c. Har-
per, of Hurlock, and Dr.. A. B. Bur
ris, of Salisbury, tied for second hor-
ors, each breaking lao targets.
In the Professional Glass, Lester
S. German was high gun, breaking
lat out of $50, with Henry Winches-
ter second with 145 and George N.
Fish third with 144.
The scores made by the amateurs
follows, the number given represent
ing the number of targets broken
ont of I 30
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
NOTICE

Owing to the advanced rates in
power, which has advanced Is per
cent, we are compelled to advance
our rates on wet wash to become eff
fective on July 9Th, A 60 piece wash
s1.O0; over so pieces l cent each
n;aoo 7-3-2t
CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
July 3, 1920.

July 3, 1920.
Weather for Maryland:
Fair tonight and probably Sunday.
Little change in temperature.
1910 A. M.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03

Just received a large shipment OF
mating druggetts. TODD FURNl-
TURE co. 7I2-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-03
LAUNDRY CLOSED

The Cambridge Laundry will be
closed all day, Monday, July 9Th.
LEE FONG. 7l2-2t
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Sra Jtalier,.

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fe0eS Grenlierminiiter 0iolltti at iao
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paa.
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prpientorter for 6abrifelerne Ere'
micrn,iniltcren on, at De bapoe be
iluttet at bpie fig for bans Tlan,
men unberitregeoc, at De life fanot
ben tilireOsltiQenoe eQer rciIProig.
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leoater baaoe ira Arbcioerne % 10
brifciernc Dc libite Gage opbolot zig
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ale Spiitepllnfter, of 6abrlfcrne at
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lcntllg iuenIfe. Sverige bar fore.
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tile oe1r1c Faaitanb, iortaIte ban.
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Stocfbolm oen 21oe Sept. Ger,
beremte ipenifc MaIcrS, Mnbrc3
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figbcbanOIet al Stiitcrettcr, ouer.
rrager al Iiopoes citerIabte Glen.
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zen tlIfaIoer ben iuenife &cgiering.
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rorbli ltaacnoe itrprte, at Ell Stei,.
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1lIiuerdnS.

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glleranbre Wtiuerailo gift / Wanbags
alIigepel meo paa OF loOe Jig opitile
Tom &anoibat peo Oct foreiinaenoe
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fierOt ira isrit al negtet, ioet ban
fpreilog TO andre iom &anoioater %
opiororcoe biSie TO til OF iorDanblc
iammen ON Sagen.
90 igaar ~telegraferes ira Yaris,
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tet oa Geprltercttamret blep VtIle-
rono / begge &alnre nlcb tort Glcr-
tal opitiuet ibr &anoioat.
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bill bIi Saul 0eicbanels gitermono
iom Den %franife &epliblifs YrGli-
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foro ilaar neo priierne

,Sislac ct Telegram ira Detroit,
Ntid,., bar Soro Motor GonlpallD
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re en- gnSc pad Srigsmctooer,
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infer aItib Srcmifriot."
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ses pau Saoloen %citiainger paa
life mirore emo t46,065 Tognc,
TiSete ppIpitcS, at Ser irtet Neo'
Ilaa pilbe iinoc SteO ! SSrniIlaerne.
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NriIcr pa Sc upc: Triicu paa HoHo'
tiers neSlat ira $3.50 til $3.50, lor
Wpnbiters meo Selpitartere ira
sos til S465; FOR Sourins Cars
iibrn Startcrc ira 500 III SLID
mco startcrc ira $500 II! $5iO'
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Ban ira 1919 iii $795 % Ior D'ro'
inn sroctprS ira $3.50 iii $3.50.
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Kulitrcif / ENGLAND.

= Gnalono brpgger bet op til en-
mn Gulitrcif. 8rltbearbeioernes INT
on bor meb giialb al De eprlge Itore
CONGRATULATIONS nnienot SrNre
I'll of iperfirtte Streifen nGlte Wan'
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: Ic9luen, Seras, inotraf i
WanongS iolgcuoc bsiit mcrfeIiac
ltIpffc: Weocrs Setter Ioc boIot
poa at pilnlpe Suit inb / en- Motor
Srucf Gre, c~rplobercoe oenne
mcO en- iaaoan %~olOiombeo, at Sop.
Ten al bans Sopeo bortiprrngtes
% ct Stpffc al Ell Stcumiir / Nrr.
beoct itprtcheS / 8ruS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
2Gsteoe 2lrpinsen.

Sra Ncp Ocrf bcrettes Den 2tbc
September: Gn ing Sagfsrer,
Souia Gobcn, blep al Sfiitcrettcu /
Gueclls Goulltp uonGpnt iii 6or.
number ior otte @ern, bpiS SSaber
fornplis bar aieuaet peo Gcoen.
Den 9loite al &c otte Irpinger, belt
1S.aarigc GIiie @rccnberg, biitoo
9oui$ pcb @octs Spgisr. Nlt er
2oris gilt mco Gliie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
Harvelefl.
Sasct / lin SeIhcS har Sarmernc
faat "et gpSt IGr".
Stor Waisapliua.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. | 3oTh.
l1igton fortUQer / lin Scotember.
rapport, at Oct teQner Ill, at ri ioor
nj foa Den iterite W~aisouIira !
onoet3 SiItorie - ioritoiat, of in.
gen lterrc G~ioigeIier / Me1emtiocn
iiroer Steb / gpItnaens SiIitdno.
'orn oellne bar Ben lite September.
Som IpIingcr oa itoo oriIoa g.
tortententet SotaIl,obpttct iii 3,1S1..
100000 Suihel, cller ontrert g..
100000 @uiheIs mere, eno Der no.
Get forcgaaenoe Iar er apIet bert
Saroet.
Gepartementet Tiger, Ser err Ntli.
llgbeoer FOR en- enoog enonu iterre
Willing, on ri iaar en- lang % gun.
lttg Se't, ida al Sen Mais, iom bIeu
laoct lent, fan foa Sio iii at MOB.
mes.
Sobaffen tcgner ogiaa til at bile
Giue ct Hefor0nars ltobrttc, ioet
Bette antageS at bile BIZ fanIfe
100000 Tuno itcrre etto / no.
get fore9anenoe gar. Toa @oiis
al SobaffcnS SiIitano ben lit,
Sept. %arllaor Separtcrlettet Iorets
SobafSbeit til 1858 100000 YunS.
SeiriorboIoere i Ntueuit bar ipr.
NelcS gunitige for Be iIeite Of Son.
bets pigtigite gpIinger, % TOM en-
6oIge beraf bar Nroouftionsooer.
llagcne Den lite September for DIS.
les %eofomlnenoe ~betpoeIig bsiere
elto Maaneoen foruo. MaisapIin.
gen iorpgeoes t2S,O0O,OOO 9uibel.
SABRE 100000 600, Eoteter t1,OOO,.
600 % S~ebpoteter 100000 gi,.
ibel, Sobnf 100000 Tunb oa
9gbler 100000 9uibeI. Ser.
intoo io~raariageoe Ssrfe en- Ncb.
gang al 25,000,000 @uIbeI / set
anilaaeoe Observation-Disclosures % al
100000 %iiibel / SIarnpIinser.
Sorfcn / ~norblige Iontona.
Norb Gafota, Mtnneiota % BET
ficrnc Horopeit ten foraariageoe t
6crbinoeIie nleo Stiit Ell betpSeIig
Neogang / oct pad lloiieterne oe,t
lite augllit baiercoe SaarbpeSeuS.
butte. Tcttc tegneoe 90 I'll at ifliuc
anorage til ca. 262, 100000 guibsl,
mcoerS Speri laget oer lite Septent.
Der ntantte reouccres iii $4,000.
600 Suibel, altina en- Sormino.
ifcIic al 25,000,O00 @uibel. Som
Splge beraf bar SperiIaect oper
Sptaluobpttct al Speoe - Saar. OF
S%interbpe0e regleoe iommen -
maattet rcSl,ccreS til 77O,00O,OO0
@uibeI, bpiIfet er 171,000,0O0 9r.
ibel minore emo ifior o. $1,000.
600 unber Observation-Disclosures Tor
oe iioitc lem aor.
SroOS belt Sfabe, Iom Ser /
cnfeltc Stater anrettcbeS paa Sao.
re, Ioln bar ifaarct % iat / Sfof. Ri
cen BOG, tngct 9altbet / lin SelheN,
giuc ct Ilcget goot l(obptte, net
GrUifningcl piicr, at Oct paa &c
iIcitc StcNcr or ~itorre. enb man bar.
Sc uclltct. Sotall,obpttet anilaae3
nj al Scpartenrentet til 1,442,000,-
600 @uihcI, hpiIfet er "a. 100000.
600 @uibeI itprre enc SotaIduIir'
gen iiior % 2I,000,000 oucr Oct
,cmaarigc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sim ire Oauge iUr bar @aurcdu'
.iil1cu urrct ~itprrc, ems Sen antagcs
at pile bIi iaur, ncnlIig | 1915,
1917 % 1918. : Oct ieritnGpnte
Nar Q915) par Den 100000
@uibeI Itprrc. Ntcn iaa par ogiad
oct Mar set witprite Saprraar ! Oct
omerifanite 9ouobrig3 Siitoric.