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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

0roBe 8efrtebigung ges
ndbrt pie Nudridt, oab Oas Reiasges
ridt D1s urt3eil gegsn Den Ritterguts=
geiiBsr gsder auFgebO5en hat. Sbz
tpobl Elm Yro3eb Degen Shrsntrdntung
bate er cine bodpoIitiIte 8sDeutun8
geponnen. Der gorgang psrhieIt Iia
tur8 ME folgt: Der atttergutsbeitser
8etsr i'm pommeri6sn qreiie Grim
men bate Tih oura iein Dtrtsu i'm
"SHtersIie oes Qiberlltsmus bel ben
QdnbrQthen jenes Eretiss mibiiebtg &c,
madt unD pur0e oe$pegen Quf ale
m0glide Wsiie 6itanirt, huuptidhiia
oaburh, DAP man tbu DoH dQer Qiefez
rHngen an bic Regterung ausihioB,
SbpobI 1uertannt purDe, 0db 1uf
oem geterften Gute bic beften Yferoe
gs3iihtst lpurDen, toufte bic Regierun9
mtnosrpertbi9e pfsrbe, bios um 8eder
fir feline lt6erale 9eiinnuH9 3u beitraz
fen. 8ariiber ging 8efer fhIIeblt6
bic 0a0e Uber unO sr mahte fetnsr
meiruug iiber ben Gonbrath in Dors
ten Guft, Die pielleiht anitobtg iparen
abar i'm fAlimmften Safe, unter Be-
rtidifttigung Der qroDotattor, ahn>
bunq ourh eine Gefbbube DerDisnten.
Gtdtt osfen ertannte ods Geri6t aui
eiHe bobe 8sfdngnibftrnIs. Gs mar
cher ntht bios bis unbsrbisnte Strsngs
beg llrt6ils, tpeltes bi. 10dit. gnt'
rIftung errsgts, ionosrn bic DTF.ntuus
oiss proftitutiou Der Sufti3 i'm 0isnfts
Der tpn'eroatipsn politit. Nus jebem
Moris beg Seri6tsprdTosnten mar
beraussub0ren. oaB ss ein Der6rs6en
fsi, elmer anberen Rihtung, ols Der
fonFernottpeu unb srpGr ponm.rf6s
.onferDottoeu onsueebDren. Der 8ors
gang tpur0e i'm preuBiiten 46georbs
Hsten1oufs uno I'M Reidstaae in dlIsn
f.tH.n phafer befprofen uub beu bsis
ben SGuiern dnsch5rise Witsiieber bes
NihferHonbes ertIdrten oos Derbdlt.n
bes GeridtsprdEb.n.en fiir fianbalSs.
Dos Rnasgeriht bot nun bds ltrthsll
aufsebober unb bem Gerihtsprdftoens
ten eiH perbientes Brnnbmdf Gnaebefs
tet. fnbenl es ben proseB uiht an i'm,
iouoerr uaa Stettl1 au gsusr ger<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Bon pdul glp d.

v Yarts, Il. Sani.
Oas aIts Gartenbous itebt mittsn
IN elmer Der neusitsH pra6titraben Don
paris, an stnsH fiinfit6diaeu 0aiei6as
pnlait anssbdut, Der tdg!id pieIe Gal1
fsHbs bon JuBgdneern unn Doaeu an
fl4 porbetpaHirsn Idbt. Der Wietbss
palaft 1T 10 Isbenois. pie bic sioot
islbit. 3tpti sleganis Wobsateliers bas
ben ihre Salons i'm Grogsfhog uno
I'm .3piiheHftod, unb tpdhreno aus
scuipa9en uab QutomobiIen bic pors
nebms aunbihaft ausfteigi. toni i6r
aus ben offsnen Jenfisrn elm epiges
Sammen uub Surr.n, 0irren unb
3Ditihern entsegen: bic Hdhmaihinen
uno ote Rdbmdo6en rss,E iif. Rebsn
oiefer Iuitisen 0efhdftisieit Derharrt
oas Gartenbdus in ieintr ounflen
Stiae. iuie Elm abeeitorbsass Glieb an
sinem frdftigen a0rper. Gin hoks
Glitter, BON inaeu nit greitern p.rs
fhlogen. tbeilt an Der gtrabenede eis
nen Garieu ab, Der fir ieiHeH Dors
iiberfdreitenben bliibi; nur bic aeite
Der Bdume niden nnb fliihrn i'm
minbe iiber nds glitter binipea, uHD
tein Menfd neritebt, mas 'ie ersdMen.
sic finb. nie fih erfeaHen ldBt. In
3rei Reiben Dor benz paoillon aufse,
itellt. ber stpei Stodiperie bat. Don
bem Grbsefhob lit gar nidts au ies
ben; Der Cberftod asist bier efHloIs
feHe, NIT b0l5srnen 2doen perwubrte
asafifr, % inb nun fani aubre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Sterepu lit nil den Sort
ihrittler bemii6sn iid burh onerlei
WlitteI, Stimmurg fir Ga JoGetts
3ll sr!peden, mas ieooh pergeblihs
2lrbeit lit. Die 9erbienTte, bic Ga
Scllette um Die Ginfiibrung Der 9pltsz
regieruns in ieinem Staats iid erpors
ben bat, perben bereitptligit amer
tGunt, allein cine nattondle 9r6be Bat
er nidt erreiht, neil feline Wetboo,n
utdt einpuRb8frei iino. 3ubsm bat
er ourh 8etdmpfuug Der RsSiproSitGt
ieine Qnhdngsr i'm 8olfe Idpsr snts
tdui6t. Seine Wethoben iino aud in
oisIsm Safe b0hit anItOBio, inbsm sr
bdrauF beiteht, Der ReStprositdts Bill
4menoemsuts dn3uhdngsn, obfppbt
ibm poIIauf betpubt 1T, oab baburh
Der 8ertrag uumDqlih semaht rpiiroe.
Ssin Qr9ument lit. bab Der Gurmsr
Hitt auetn bic Soften bes 8ertrage5
trogsn oiirfe, fpuoerr man ibm fir bic
frete Gtnfubr Don Gstreibe sinsn Sc
geupertb burh 3pGermGBigung fir
Snbuftrieartttel btstsn miiife. 5iirs
GrIte bat Ga SoQette ntht ben Ruhz
peis erbruht, nte unb bub Der SSor>
mer geihdbigt tpiirbs. Dsnn sr absr
e6rIih bonbsIn poQts, 10 pdrs bds
rihtige 8erfabren, baB sr Die Resipros
3itdt 3ur Inndhne bringt uno aIss
bdun bic oerfhiebenen Bills 3ur Gr=
mdbieung Der 3oLIs beFIrtportst. 8om
poIitiihen Stunbpuntt betrahtet, bat
er oas Spiel oGn3lit perloren. Die
geppbrsr Der Srouftrie Staatsu
buben Sabre lang ihper untsr elmer
5hsuerung geIitten, bic hauptiGhGit
nas Wert Der gorIsn SpetuIanten
mar. Der tonabiIte 8srtrag piiroe
tbnen nitt mebr qeituttsn, oieie Grs
prefungsn gu pisoer6oIen. WenH Ga
iFollette elmer oem 9oite 10 uothpenbis
gen WobrsgsI iit lpioerisBt. ipis fam
sr bo auf bic llntsritiiburq Der sSHs
butte Staoten rehnen? Die 9efiirs
nortung isiner Sanoioatur III
bdber perlorene 2lrbsit. Gr tlnH
bic repubIitaniI6s Termination nidt
erlon9en unb psnn sr Iie ourhiebea
iollte, piiroe sr cine stlatante Risosrz
Iaqe srIeiben, benn per nsrhinosru
min, ooB ous golt obne gsndttbsiIis
qun9 Der Qdnbpirtmtuft pon ben
grpreiTunqen Der 9rpopuhsrer hes
freit tpirb, tann feline llnterftusuna
BON Seiteu bes 8ofss erportsn. Was
nun feline QeiItuugsr ouf benz 9sbists
Der 9oltsrsgieruug betrifft, 70 tann
er hierfiir tein MlonopoI osltenb ma
den, oenn 8rGiioent gcft bat etenio
ereroiId tpie sr bic Rstts bes 9oItss
pertreter. Sn mouder ge3isbuug bes
o1uern fpis ben glisbsradng Ga Eoq,ts
tes, ober sr bat ibn ii6 aIIsin 3usus
Itretben. Seir gbrgsi3 bat ibn gum
Semagogen ernieortgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07
Neuer Vrdfbenf.
Eeu. 5raaeis j. !Seiermann, z. J.,
nanmebr yraiiorHt bes Ct.
fauisr Qellseiams.

Gds Ct. FaDisr aoussium Dat nun.
mshr in Der psrion bon Req. Jraneis
J. 6siermann eiHtn neusn prdiioenien,
esnn o.r b!skrige prdhoeni Wun
Rsp. J0ispb ]. 0rimmelsmoHH, 81,
III bsidnntIih ais Qrdiioeni an bic
Waraue,ie llnipsriiidt in Wilnaa.se
periegt poroen.
Der nsue prGiibsnt oes Si. Konier
follesium bat bereits isin ami onnes
treien uno er II, obns Jrage Elm tn jes
Der Siuiitt ipiroigsr gdhfOlser Den
Bern Rep. Grimmelsmann.
Rto. h~iermann III go Sabre oft
uno aug gaitrop in Wsitpbalen aebiirs
iie. Ssins bumdniitiihe gilouns ss.
nob er in Snnsbrud uno iroi i'm Jahr.
1878 in ben Ssiuitsns Dro.n Elm. Rah
ameriid fam Rep. 6eiermann i'm
Sabre 1886 unb sr issis bier feline
Stuoier fort, nm i'm Sabre 1889 iih
uoa GneIaHo 3u beaeben. pp s i'm
Sabre 1893 gum pri.itr setusibi
ipurpe.
GIN acknowledgement Sabr. ssbris er
Hdt ameriia 5uriid uno mar fiiHi
Sabre lang als profeHor I'm Gonifius
aolI.gium in guffaio, n. g.. tbdiig.
I'm barn ala proieHor berRbeioris am
ct. 5gHatius aoIssium in glepeIano
gu nirisH. Sm Sabre 1900 pur6e er
gum qrdfbenten bes CT. Sobannss
aotIsgiums in 1olsoo .rnannt uno bat
nun niti,s Gmt nit bem oes prdfis
oenisn ces hiefisen Si. 4apier Role
gums psrtouffi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Gines sldns.nbsn gtfu6s trfreut
fh alGbenolih Dislsrt's yari1on
unb oas Observation-Disclosures, benn
nirssnbs III es 10 semi.bliH lpis in
Didem clireHcmmirisn Qtnblifement,
lpo man iit ndh bes 7aaes Qait unb
1iss erbclen unb :r.ffIitsn mufitoli.
i6tn Dorbietunsen ldui6<n ianu. 0ur
ben heuiigen Abenb bat QopeImeifssr
Wnlser esbsreer oas foisenbs intsrsi.
fcnie prosramm Suiammsnasftels:
Worf6 - ~1k paeifisr- ainscln
Dolssr aus .1bs Goul aib- aepi
poiponrri aus -1he Girl Of Wp
9rsams- boporb
Walsulieb - .GoriHimo- -. penn
Rnmontii6s Duperture asIu Nela
Uulfs asurt .... .... f. Oonap
Gri33lp Bear .Hotsfprb
potpourri ous -Bobtit.@ 6srbert
Cuperture su -qeinte aaDansris-
% promifs IRE ..... De Room
Utifton3 -. ....... DeiibsS
~Gpnieal C,Ui@ hubbsu
in a pdgobo- Wratien
poipourri aus ~9bs ginssrbreab
wtan- ..... Gissae
GiH populdrss Glib.
.1k GIorp Of tbe Danss RaDs'
49,. -. Oo1I0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Die amertt q n 0eH SE''
tunos Strategsn, bic ppn lspsr
Geutfhlano perodhttgen, perdbloumeH
rtdt, bic geisbung Don agaoir 5u
reuen gerbeBungsu aus8ubeuten, ore
iebo6 genau 10 uriinnig iino, rpte alle
ihre frIberen geuBerungen. RAD
tarer Qraoben pt1 GeutitIano ietns
@ro6erungsfutt nttt auf WIarotto
teidrGuten, ionbern bat I'D Ttr 4ga'
bir entThieoen, neil es als Gperottonss
2sdfis fir Die Groberun8 pon Sub
amerita gu Qebrauten pdre. Gs te6lte
tIps nod, um oieien llnTinn 8u trDnen,
bic Sebduptung, oaB Die nahen tandr''
i1en SnisLr als itrotegtIte stsaun9
;ar Grpberung BON gang 4mertta bic
reu tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07
ueberfabren.
Semter oss &asens betimmert Edl
aidpf mn ieiH Cpfer.

Der 5 Sabre alie Giijah Bern,
Don 5so. 421 Weit 9. Ctr, uurbe ges
fern DOT isiner e!isrIitxn Wobnuna
Don einem Wagen iibsrfabrsH unb ers
litt sinen geinbru6. Der Jubrmann
xtiimmerts iih niht I'm isin Cpfer,
fonbern bisb auf bic pferoe Elm uub
idsie baron. kpor feline abtniiidt fsfis
gtf!eit Dercsn ionHte. Der peruns
eliidie anobe puroe nah bsm ftdbtis
fAen 6nipiiaI sebroti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

anuoli Stonisp Nopbls tdi gsIlern
cine Grsldruns Dsr0ffentli4t, iaut mel.
der ~ befiniisi. fin bei ~ bsDorIis.
henntn Wnh um be hsmossdiifns
Mnpcss.R .Rominotioa - tsUerbsn.
G<ine 0ensrbuns iDiFb bon Jotn
Mslb ped, ben ein UlHesl ber Dsmc-
frdtsa gsrne spisbey aufbe1eH m04ss,
uHistndst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Die iutern0tiouule Sta6I'
aonFerens ioQ, pis oas 9roqromm
lautet, Ieoiglth eiHen freunol!aen
WsinungsduStauTh 8tptihen ben Gts
fem un0 Stabl%Yroou3enten Der qdr1'
zen 8elt ourIteQen. 0ds nit oiefem
sReinungsaustaui6 beabiiatt9t mtro,
tTt our 8euiige betannt. 8orbtlolIa
ipQ ous ieBt in oieIsm 2anoe iibllde
Gpftem Tein. Qrdiioent 9aro label
Gle G.abl> unb Giien.qrpoujentsr
1GhrIih gu einem gantett Elm, auf pels
dem Die ameritdriI6e Ration oeripeiIt
Diro. gluF BEN internatioralen Ban
lett ioG bic gan3e Delt perIpetit nsr.
ben. Die Sruits baben CUTE Wtd9eH.
sic freIsn 2ducer uro 9olter auf uno
tpsr0en niemals Iatt.
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Sprstn tir Gnbe hoben. DriiEe bic
WsdDhsn unb tuHe elmer unD albert
fur mid. 4bieu. DenaHri6siai meinA
vGobiss@ fofort. 3. T. 5ippei.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

boncluns psrtpiss. Sn 2sbterem lieSs
Der poIitiIhe aaratter oes llrtbeilsz
iprans. Rau ppIIts odmit bic aufs
Sohftt erreats pffentlife Msinuns be-
ibfct6tissn. 9ph miro oos taum
mbsIih lei. oa Der proSsb nett iiber
nasSiaeium oerpsrf Stimmuns
hiHausssiporhfen 1T. Die Spmpatbie
fir Seder trat in ben Sintsrsruno uno
man befaGftiste Iih mebr nit ben
ourd Den prOseB blosgsIegten @ers
bdLtnifen, tpelde erieben Itsben, odb
Die Sumter in Den propin3en, ND iie
bauien, bic gunse Staatsmaihinerie in
Sdnoen haben. 0ds i'm 9eretn nit
psrfdieoenen nnoeren 8Orsdngen bat
bei benz @oIte ben gntfhlub ertpedt.
ourh unermiioIiche Igitation Die Serr.
fhaft Der Sumter gu breheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07

Die Mittbsilun9 bes ungus
ridden qrenliers, oaB bic albaniIte
sSraae Der ReqeIunq nahe lei, 1T nIdt'g
l:ns erTreulih. 9ermutbtit Diro cs
IN Der Deiie qsiheher, oab SeItsrreih
Die unter ieirem protettorat itehenoen
tatholiI6eu 4rbaneIen beffTpt6ttgt,
refp. Don Der tiirtiiCpeu Regierung Die
GQrdntien fir ebrlitoe uno oerehte Be
hanoluno erldnot. Gamit nirrs aud
BEN iibriqen 4Ibanern Qs6Hli6es sebo-
ten tperben muTen un3 snblih BE
Ruhe, Die ben Triebeu Guropds be.
erohte. aeIitsrt. Sffenbar tat bic
tirtiIte gegierurg Iih in ojs'ew JnLIe
ctct.r Febler ihuloig semaht inoem
fic 6:e QufQdbe, bic perT6eoentlih gee
italteten 90lteridaften au einem elm
feitlic7en ration1ten gebtI0e 3u per
fhrpeiBen, uberitiir3ts. gsTonoers uns
ter3etblih mar i6r 8erhalteH qe9sn ot:
@llbdneien aus benz Grunbe. bdb be
Reuolution, tpeIhe our g:rtretbung beg
;rl6eren SultGuS qefibrt unb ois
W5olihteit, bic 5iirtei auT ejner Hsusn
8runblaqe uuf3ubauen, oe6Oten fdt,
fem 4bfo1 Der @lbnreIsn 3u psroanten
nor. Wuroer oieIe sum aIten Sultan
cehalteu foben, 10 tpdre bic ReoolutIon
nrht erfol9reth qelDeIeH.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05

several years, being proprietor Of the
Palace livery barn. He was q veteran
of the Spanish American war and saw
active service nj the Philippines. He
was married to Miss Gertrude Kelly,
oldest daughter of J. w. Kelly of Crazy,
and is left to mourn his loss. Mr.. Ira
Wis was good business manager,
prompt and honorable in meeting his
obligations, and leaves an estate Of
considerable value Mrs. Travis is ex-
pected here from the South in short
time to look after the estate.
large number of people from Crazy
and Doyon attended the funeral servic-
cs of Jas. r. Henley last Friday at Dew
lis Lake. Train No. stopped to let
off passengers in order to give the
crowd longer stay in Devils Lake.
The following persons were among the
number who attended the ceremonies:
j. H. Smith, Edar Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, L. M. Rutten, F. r.
Stevens, A. L. Ahlbrecht, w. E. Downs,
Dan Boyd, H. A. Nicholson, Dan Hunt
er, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders, Albert Rebillard, John
Crazy. Alfred Stevens, Ronald Odds, D..
c. Mcleod, S. J. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
E. Gull, all from Crazy, and Chas. Reb.
lizard and John LeDuc from Doyon.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05
CRAZY
(From the Public Opinion.

+ \ 4 X 4 \ 4 !. + = = j. + = y y
Mrs. Kate Hal1ett and Miss Havmc
Breer were Crsrv visitors Thursday.
'fr. AID Mrs. s. j. .,Oan and Mrs
:ul!in ,an aLtn to .I.Jlrnrv and
back last Tuesday.
Mr.. Dupntley Of Hutchinson, Mimi,
is the new helper at the depot, harilg
arrived here Tuesday.
Mrs. Morton Anderson was Il de
lightful hostess at her home last Fri
d avaftcrn, On to few of her friends.
Ole Strand, ole a; thf prominent far
mrrs living near Brocart, was Il as,
ness visitor at Crazy last ~ ur0lv
j. H. Smith received Il sr!ccram !: .as
day, stating the death Of niece in
Ontario, {; ada, and lcf' that evening
to be present at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Downs most de-
hghtfully entertained the Misses Sever
son, Jestcn and Madison last Sunday at
a delicious turkey dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller drove over to the Perkins
dairy Sunday afternoon to view the
process Of milking by electricity. They
report it as being a grand sight.
Little Alice Forslof has had seige
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05
LAWTON
(From the Republican,

! + + \ + = \ \ + X : < x = j. 4 i
Joe Smith returned from visit to
his brother at Yelm, WASH, Saturday.
P. Larson Of Lankin,- the man who
built Lawton-was in town over Sun
day.
H. Mikkelson, Supt. of the Farmers
Grain Co., Devils Lake, was in town
Wednesday, checking up the business
at this place.
A little daughter arrived Saturday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Latofr.
Mother and daughter doing nicely.
Mrs. Mowers, G. N. agent at Edmore,
returned from Grand oFrks Saturday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Reid and
daughter, who were on their way to
Sarles to visit Conductor Reid of the
G.. N.
The infant and only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Bruce, died Sunday from in
| fantile troubles. The funeral was held
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce have the
sympathy of our citizens and friends
in their bereavement.
A. J. zeman, our genial druggist, who
has been visitin gthe coast in company
with A. NJ. LaBrant, both of whom
have been sneding post cards to Lawton
friends, returned home Monday, looking
none the worse for his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dvorak, accom-
panied by ---r. Dvorak IS father, autoed
to Pisek Sunday. When about mile
from Lankin the party camped by the
wayside while the "shoofcr'' was bus.
making some repairs.
Train No. 643, going north last Fri.
day afternoon, ran into COW about a
mile from the city, breaking the poor
creature IS legs and otherwise injurine
her so she had to be shot to put h.,
out Of misery. The COW belonged te
Mr.. Hagen and had escaped from the
farm where she was being taken care
of. The animal was valuable one
one of the best in the country.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05
Nei@hborhood News

of the grippe this week, but at last re-
ports was improving.
Miss Foster has been suffering with a
severe cold but we are glad to state
is convalescent.
Ole Hagen, one of the Hagen broth
ers, has been laid up several days with
an attack of rheumatism
Billy Parker lost valuable horse last
week by having it's leg broken by a
kick fro manother horse.
Mrs. Elijah Adams presented her hus
band with another democrat of regula-
ton weight last week, which escaped
the eagle eyes of the publisher.
S. j. Dean took a joy ride to War
wick last Sunday, returning the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. R. Stevens have
made several trips to Warwick and vi
entity in their Overland ear this spring.
Myrtle Adams returned from Minot
Saturday but expects to return about
May l to accept a position in a whole
sale grocery house.
The following party drove down to
Doyon Friday evening to attend the
school play: The Misses Jesten, Mas
tiers and Thompson and Messrs. Dean,
Swenson and Scherlie.
On Thursday, April 90, 1911, at $3.50
p. M, at his old Kentucky home at
Marion, Montgomery county, occurred
the death of Jctln II. Travis, of cancer
of the liver. Mr.. Travis lived in Crary
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-05
P 3 N
(From the Hustler.)

+ 4 + < X + + 4 = + + + !. i + + !.
Gunder Formo of Grand Harbor was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mesdames Erhart and Hermanson
were shopping at Devils Lake Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Schultz over
Sundayed with relatives at Devils Lake
ID. A. Bryn, prosperous farmer from
the Grand Harbor country, was Wis
itor in town Monday.
Lars Ellington returned Tuesday at
ternoon from Leeds where he spent
several days combining business and
pleasure.
F. E. Gessner spent the latter part
of last week and the fore part Of this
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness matters at Deep, N. D.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kacd-
ing baby girl. Herman was in town
recently and the Hustler" very much
enjoyed the "smoke.D
John Goodwill was visitor in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Goodwill arrived here
recently and will put in considerable
crop on his arm north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan spent
Monday evening at the Morgan farm
south Of town, returning Tuesday
morning.
T. H. Graham, Miss Lola, and Mes.
danes Geo. Dingman and F. A. Gesnel
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were Devils Lake visitors Saturday.

were Devils Lake visitors Saturday.
Contractor John Husie left Tuesday
afternoon for points in the east where
he intends to spend the summer. Mrs.
Husie and children will join him rs
soon as school lets out. .$s3
Sylvester Huston Of Churchs Ferry
was visitor in town Sunday after.
noon. Mr.. Huston recently completed
a term of school in the country south
of the Ferry and expects to leave soon
for his home in Indiana.
s.. O. Tollefson arrived last week
from Minneapolis where he has been in
attendance at the United Church sem
mary during the past year, and will
spend about month here at his old
home south Of town. Mr.. Tollefson is
a theological student and will be or
dained a minister of the Gospel in
about year.
Robert Ronning Of Norway township
spent Monday in town business and
pleasure bent. Mr.. Ronning is at pres
ent canvassing the county south Of
town in behalf Of securing mail
route out Of Penn and states that if
enthusiasm has anything to do with
the movement the establishment of the
route ought to be certainty.
Winter Rye looks very promising this
year. The majority Of farmers are seed
ing some each year and have generally
always had splendid results. This year
the abundance of snow and the way the
spring thaw came, besides the recent
April blizzard gave the crop very
good start and even without any me
moisture it is thought that rye will IN:
ture and make good crop.
The Penn Creamery last week co'n
menced the manufacture of ice cream.
To show that Manager Madsen's heart
is in the right place we mention that
the first freezer made was sold at the
creamery Saturday afternoon and the
proceeds turned over to the baseball
team. Already the company has re-
ceived orders from different neighbor-
ing towns and the new industry promis:
es to prove success. As for the quail
ity of the product the "Hustler' tried
a liberal sample and thus far we have
experienced no bad after effect so we
can safely recommend the product to
anyone DESTROYS of having the purest
and best ice cream ever made in North
Dakota.
The first ball game Of the season was
played on the home diamcn.. Sunday
and resulted in victory for our boys,
the score being IL to 5. This was the
first game and was played more for
practice. The new Big Coulee team
were the visitors. Although several Of
our regular players were absent and
unable to fill their positions substitutes
were put in and in spite of this the WIS.,
itors were "easy money" The lineup
was as follows: Avery p, stoeser c,
jacobson 1b, l.. Gessner 2b, Muehlen IS,
Ladwig 3b, Hermanson IF, Halverson
ct, Gessner If. Big Coulee: Gordham-
mer p, L. Gunnerud c, 0. Gunnerud lib,
A. Gunnerud 2b, Nestegard IS, Shore
son 3b, G. Ronning IF, 0. Tollefson CT,
R. Ronning If. Umpire Plus Stoeser.
Attendance 200.
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Special to The World:
Mrs. F. K. Baldwin and family left
last week for California where Mr..
Baldwin is working at his trade as tin
ner.
Mrs. Fred Abar and little son left
Tuesday for Hastings, Mimi, for a Wis,
it with her parents and other relatives.
She expects to stay there few weeks.
T. A .Shiels' children, who are hav.
ing seige of diphtheria, are reported
as improving. DR.. Drew is the attend
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Growing Christmas trees in pots Inn
ported from Germany; can be trans
planted; on sale Tuesday evening at 1Oc
each. BRANDEIS STORES.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
DIDN'T CALL CONNELL RASCAL
W. F. Dunmeier Gross. Examined in
Tighe Alienation Suit
YEIsER HINTS AT CONTEMPT
Defendant Kemp Recitcs that HC
Found Mrs. TIEhe Crying on
the street and that He
Provided for Her.

Admission OF William r. Dunmeler on
the witness stand that he urged Mrs w.
r. Garvan mot to get mixed up" in the
Tlghe-Kemp alienation suit, and the cor
roborative testimony OF Mrs. Garvan that
he urged her TO avoid testifying in the
suit, indicates that Dunmeier has been In
contempt of court, according to John O.
Yeiser, attorney for William Tighe.
Dunmeier on cross examinRt tion said he
told Mrs. Garvan that II she took the
witness stand for Tighe she would get
into more trouble than she did when she
was a witness for Tlghe in the Tighe dl.
vorce suit.
Didn't you know she would be liable
to get into trouble II she tried to avoid
testifying?" asked RAFT; and Didn't you
know you were liable to get into trouble
for trying to keep her out OF it,"
mo" was the answer IL was friend
of hers and didn't want her to get in
trouble. 1 advised her for her own good. "
Dunmeier emphaticaly branded as false
Mrs. Caravans testimony that he told her
w. J. COnnell of counsel for Kemp was
a rascal. II never said anything OF the
kind" he said. II simply told her you
were one Of the best lawyers in town,
! and probably would get her balled ur
worse i'm this lawsuit than you did in the
divorce case"