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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11
Ariegsna6ri6ttn.
(5Ortirtnng bOn Der 1. ecitc.)

tuna fir Die Geniur ob, ii6er pelde
oas aricaSoepartement Die uoIle 6on-
trole fibre. er iagte, CT iei bereit
9uaes 81 tbun, I'M ieoe gcr50gerlmg
in Der slbienoimg Der Qepei6en 5u
6trbiiten, nd1ocm oieiel6en Die Gen.
fit paiiirt bdtten.
@orf6Id9e fiirSome9inIc. c.
20filng.
@ei stealng eines glntraees alf
9ertaerng oes ltuterbauies auf Die
Gouer BON IA Gagen oeutcte bcllte
gl6cno @remier 9lsquitb an Dab cr
Dofic, III ocr 8miiden8eit in Der cage
au iciu, @orihI1se be3iiglib Ser iri.
iden Some 9hhe ma6en 5u fonnen,
meIde Die aIlgemeine 3ufrieoenbeit
NIT Der S6iimg Der Jrage sur 5olge
ba6en piir0eu.
8uroe ni6t oeutider
,,a Sol0oi.
ASSN Saog 10. 9[uguIt. ~ Der
omcritoniide @eianote, &rof. SeurD
Ban DDfc, itelt einen in Berlin per-
0ffcutliHten 9cridt, oaB iein Sobn
in sic oenti6e gIrlnee eingetrcteu ici,
in glbreoe. Ger iunge Ban DDfc IN.
ieritiitt bier ieiucu 6otcr.
DaS 8ont6ar0ement BON
glnttpuri.
Bari, sStalieb 10, 9luglit. n
9aodocn bic 9itsrreiAiiden arcl8er
gIntipari, Wlontenegro, 6ombaroirt
rno Die oro6tloie Station rno oie
etettri5itotsperte Peldapi9t bottcu,
ribteten iic i0r 6eIIfr ouf pie iunIie-
aehoeu SiIgel, poaDielc Wlonteuegri-
neF aus Der faDfq SHiIB8t 0eiudt
baiten. ra mrs y
Gieie 6liidtlin9eQ erlpiperten ons
8acr, poroui AjP 9rqll3gr i0ren gln-
ariii aif bic StqOt lpio 9ie 8oritdotc
perooppeltcn. 9@iNq tsreiBer fp6r
Oan in oen @9ifAsfiH4 Hno 5erltorte
Die 6lottenitation lin0. Sngerb0liier.
Tie arieesidiitg HIbrcH oouu in Der
Ridtmg pnn R4ttaFP 0elterrei9,
ljcitet.
9nlpfongs. cid eini9une
eingetroffeu.
8 ofbingtpit 10. gluguIt. II
Gtootsietretdr grpnn fiinoigte beitt
9i6cno al, ooB cr BON Oeiterrcib-
lInoorh 6rontreid. @robbritonnicu
ilno gluBlano cine geitdtioune Oes
Gupionas oes @ermitteIuugs.g s.gner,
bieteus oes Braiioenten &illon e.
bdlten babe.
Gs lit uidt betotnt, ooB 0oS 9ln'
erbicten 0os Deiitide gluSwdrtigC
gImt errcidt bat,
0er0ffentlfhungoon 9 en-
InIt 2ijten b erb oten.
Nuris, 10. 2Iuguit- lin 81 Der'
binoernL oaB Scr oeuticbe @enerdlliat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

Scr SorinadtiudHter, nit glamct
gdncisle, iitt abcncs IN boclii pfldtper@
lcirhoel geeiic in ser Srtcitc NIB bat
ebcniitin @icr Qusactrlmtcn, dlS 9on8 iluf
ueghbffi Der duBcrit itrcngc Niirgermeiter
eintritt
Il GNou criparIet Sdnei3lc ooe oGriatciis
tctip elmer @dc spildcu alpei gNlten Elm
ticiiA GROCER Strcit dil Sdrlci3lC ldldut
0dii8 ucriiollen 5usDuterf
ipriCtt Scr @efdBte: ,Nube. iaG {, oe6ia
mir nnncrcs tim, als 0en qan5cu Abcno
eiey liiNen lIno - 0u0e itiftcn n
0I 1uar aerciict
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

9rdiioent @oincarc inO &remierl
Nliniitcr @iOiolti bu6cn NloBnobmcn
creriffcrL 0eu Stolicncrn in 6ronb
reid bei5uitc9clt meI6e infoIgc oes
ariegcs g3ofb leiOen->
GcHtid5e ais @eiieln let's e.
1olten.
@ariS, .Dio 9onOon, 10. 9hguit
@on 9tlfort fonrmt Oie Oleloung
Dab in glnbctra6t Der Sinric1tng
mebrerer fran5oiiider llntert6auen
ourb Die 0eitti@eu beute iie6en pro.
minente 9ewobner Der oeutiden
StoOt Monteiir.@ier uil Der @ren5e
BON Sen 6rau5oien4al@ @eiieln icitge.
nomHen pirOeu
. Geiterrei6iiber' 9otidaf.
ter OerlGBt @ar.is
! &aris, 10. glu9uit Ger otter
reidii6e 9otic9ufter, @raf S5ccicn b.
Eemerih bot beute 9lbeno @aris oer-
loiien a
Cnrd 2urem'burg mad
6rantreid.
9riiifel, If. 9luguit. Gie
1euti6en riiden bailptiGHlib our6
cid, cine Stoot I'M @roBber5o5t9um
9urem6urg, 5e6u Qleilen iiiopeitlid
bon Surem6urg, in 6ranfrei9 Elm.
@erfeH s@.ertBeioigungS
10 erie auf.
griiiiel, oia g aris, TO- Nit
gidt n Snfornotiou bon Der 6ront
beit1tigte oie NlelOung, OoB Die oellt.
iheu Eruppcn i6reu @ormorirb ourd
oos G6ol Oes 5luiies Surtbe einge-
iteQt bd6eu. Sie ioaen nit Dem
9hiimerien BON Gert6ei0igungS User,
fen beidaitigt iein.
Gie oeuti6e Sfieniip 9cwegung
rIorolid BON Siittid lit I'M @onge (.
Sdnrei5 b6It amerifani-
si6 c ,9(utomobife C.
@aelif 10. 9luglit. (Su ser
llc6erntitthmg oer30gern) glmerita-
,nii6c inns britii1e Gonfilor6eamtc
lidabeiB ooB iniolge Oes 3rieges ct
Apos 1900 9lmerifuner mO 10000
gnalanoer in Der Sdmei5 ieitiibcn
Die gdwei5er Siegicring bat in
Sen IeBtei 8wei Sogen Oie 9l6fa6rt
poi 9(utolhobilen pon Ser lS6weil
retbiioert, oa iie beabiiAtiet, oieieI.
ben I'M 9iot6folle fiir 9riegs5wede 5u
oerpenoen Gine' 9liBobl onierita.
lIider 9hltomobile 6eiinocu ii6 IN.
! ter Sen 5uriidgebaltenen.
Cic Sdwci5cr 9aufen baben mil
Ocr 9iScontiumg amerifaniidel
G6eds begonueiE bringen ober q
@ro5ent III 9lb5ua Gie amerifani.
| iden gnnfogentilren 6oben ebcnials
Die 9lupo6me BON 9ieiIerbeds wieoel
ouidtn6mnen.
! . o'n1b ar0ement y gro O's
fprtgeiebt.
gt ifd)S Serbien 40. gluguit Fl
! Gas gom6oroement 9eIgroO's 0urd
sic Ceiierreider bat ieit oeu lester
bier Eoocu ummter6rodcn ongebal
ten. Sic lbwereu @citiibe Derlrio9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

cine Soce bon sen 9eme1ingcu Scr
irou5oiiiden Grlppen crbdlt, bat Die
iran5oiiide 9ie9icnmg bic Geroiient-
lidung BON gcrluitliiiel pcr6oten
SIN Centrum bon @oris foil Gin
5pc3ials9ureau eroiinet weroen, in
mel6em Die 5amilieu Der Solooteu.
SSnformatiou erbalten fonuen, ood
miro ibnen lcoielj6 iitltgptbeiIt, oaB
Der Soloat berpunOet ooer aet0otet
purOe, ooer OoB iein 9inme iid nidt
aui Der 9iite befinOG
Turfosin gIiaB einge.
Orung en-.
@aris, 10. 9mgauit. ~ gIbtbci-
Iungen ser Gurfos iino beute in
G6er.@liab eingeOrrngcn.
. (Gie EilrfoS lin0 Ole Eiroillaure
9llgeriens, cine airifaniide 6ilBtrup,
pc Der frau50iiiAen glrmee. Die
Sifi5iere bon Sauptmatu auhpdrts
imo pro Gompoqnie je 5mei 9iclIte-
nantS, iinO 6ran5oien, Ole iibrigen
giuee6orenen. Sie iino befonut ais
cute Sdiiten mO 6a6en iib imarim-
ariege mo inn oertid-fran5oiiiden
ariegeiS70I7d bnr1 Gapierfeit 6er-
porget9an.)
6ran50iiid deF $ ebm eI0ung.
Yutfs, TO- 9hiouit. Cine Spe.
3iolsTepeide bon griinel an Sen o5i.
earo~ Beiodt SAB 3ipei 6remoe, mel
DE bon Berlin onloneten, erfldrten,
iie b1tten in ser 0eiuiHen 9eids-
6auptitaot ontioeuti6e GemonIiro.
tionen mitongeiebeH Hitter oen Sn.
oen ieiet 9iufeipie o9lieoer nit benz
aoiiern umoir rO}icoer nit Dem &ron.
prin5enl~ leilt gefuproeu.
Sic 6elgiide 9iegieuitg Bat inter
ibren Selooten s@eidrei6nnacn Ser
i1nmtliden Uniformed iran5oiiiher
imo engliider &ruppen DertbeiIen
Ilaiien.
Gas .9om6or0 0NineJit 81 nti-
bari's
9oris, 10, glugilit II Cine Spe'
5ialoepeidle BON 9loht erfldrt, Oab
sic oortiae ofiehtIide N'eiiutne in
Dem 9am6oroemeut 9tntibori's, oes
ein5igen Sofens BON @lontenegro, eli.
ne gcrlebltna ser SSiltereiieu mo Der
9ie1te ser Stolieuer Outb Seitcrreid
er6lidt, neil Oos Gigent6um Ser ita
lieuiic6en @eieIlicbatt IN ienem Soier
beiddOigt lpurOe.
Sronfreid 6ot Dem aonig 9llberi
bon 9elgien cine arie9sous5eibnung
nerlie6cB.
Qeatfbe e 81 er o.p Ia MS abr Il
in SGn0en aer 6ran-
8ofeN.
@ei ser @inna6me bon Wliiblbou
len erbeutcten ole 6rol5elgu. sin,
groBG g[eropIan.So
gs miro ongefiinoiet oaB iid iei
Ger ariegSerflGrllng biele Sel6lt
morOe bon 9eilticben IN 6rautreid
5uectroeen boben. llntcr ocn Sc
bcnsniiOen befanoen iid mebrer
6railen, weIde ber8peiielten, Wci
/ iie 5ranfreid perIolien ioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

oitIt (oia 2onOon). Ger Inter
nc6munqsgciit mo @1utb DER oeut.
ldscn 9fecoenos8iungs 9lbtbeilum
Qcn 1T ii6crrai6en0. Sin &riegs9e.
fonQener mar iiber 70 &ilometer
(etpa 46 W1cilcO in fron5oiiidcS
Ecrritoriim binein scritten. 2ieie
9iccoeuos8irilngs 9I6tbeilungen rel.
ten qew66nlib in gan5 fleiuen Gin.
5clgrlppcn 81 einem 0fenoe6Oous.
9SIot, no iie iid pereinigcu.
Giuc 5icmIitb itorfc gI6tbeilung
0cutiher llloncn 6efinoet iid in ocn
ggdl0ern n6roli6 BON 9inaro; oic.
icl6c iIt jcoo6 bereits lm5ingclt uno
iGrc @cfangcnnobmc lit iiNcr. Wleb
rere 9o0oaerie @efecbte 8piiden
iFron8oIcn un0 0crti6eu oitlieb Dpu
Olonur 5cieen ooB sic 0eiti@cu nit
Dem @orniori6e in iiioli6er 9ti4hmg.
bcgohnen babcn.
q tmeritonii DE Z our llten
in Stolien.
Som 10. 9(uguit. IT Gie 3oDl
ser oucrifaniiben Souriiten, iucl@c
in SoIae Scr llnter6rebung OcS
Goupiibifiperfebrs Our6 oen &rieg
in Stolieu seitranOet iino, miro ouf
5000 geibdst.
IS uerloltet, OoB Arrangements
fiir oic g(6fobrt oes9oinpfers p&rin.
cipe llnoine" ou @littpob octroiicn
merOeu
0cutf6.e SoIooten in
SoIIon0 0cttnirt.
9(mitcroom, bid 2onOon 10.
glugiiIt. Cine @ruppe BON so
0clttihcn Solooten bon NledIenburg,
weldc octinirt mor0en moren, nod
Ocm iic iid ouf bou6noii6es @cbict
0cflii6tct, trafcn beute bier Gin. Sie
pcr0cn 6is gum Guoe oes 2riegeS IN
Nacmoor internirt meroen.
Ocfcrrct6ifde 9umpf.er
beid Iogna9mt.
g(ntmerpen bia Sonoon, 10,
9luouIt. II Gie oIterreidiihen 0anl.
pier n3oro" un0 n@ro5cttis" mur.
oen beute i'm bieiigeu Safcn bei6log'
uo6ult.
6ron36fii@e &ugeIn
gefGbrliber.
g effort, Gronfreib, 10. 9tug
Il Slot6 @eri6ten Ger fron50iiidell
@}iltar.g .gler3te, welde Oc bel Der
admpfen i'm Ober,GlioB berpunoe
ten SoIooten bebon6eIlI id1eineu oiC
&ugclu Scr fran56iiiden @eipebrC
ernitere @unocn 5rt itblageh ols oil
Sluecln ser Geiti6en.
Geuti1e. 6Iotte operirt
NIT Grfolg.
j ,,&Qt ipo 10. Slleuit. 77l&ic 1ept
ide 8lottc in Eiingtou bat Ocu rui
iiidcu Gompfcr u9lia6an4 6cidlog
nabmt, Scr britiidc lJntertboncn al
9oro Bot; iie bat ferncr bunOcr
auiffabrteiiAiffe oo5lt setricbeuL il
4 iaponiicbcn Safcn 8liIp6t 3a iu6el
mo Den gon5cn jopaniihcn Sdiii
4 inbrtsbetrieb I'M SricBt bebinoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

ten 6eOeuten0en SdoOen an pripo.
tenn Giaent6um, maren ieOod geitern
ga ans 9roBerer @nticrnlmg gefeu
crt lpmOc, uibt 10 mirfiam.
Gic Srgoniiotion Ser ier6iiden
9lrnec i6rcitet in ropi0er @eiie iort
Die 9ruppen 6a6en bcgonneu bic
Sfieuiipc 5ll prgreifeH iuOem lie na5e
@ri6oi mO @iiegroO in SoSnien
einOrangcn.
Sic montenegriniiden 6orcen bo'
6en Spi53@, @adtroDiB unO @uOuu
an ser Oolmatiiden aiiite 6eiebt imO
sic uniliegcnoen @dien Don gtctalfa
mo Sienofos ero6ert
NJ obe @ewulttbdtigfeiten
in SeIgien.
@erltn t0.Auglit # Ser Brill
ieIcr 9lepraieutant 0ep bieiigeu offi.
5iellcn gtabri1ten 9lgentiir tclcgra-
p6irt pon @ad, SaB oni Samitog fiir
@elqien OQs ariegsrec6t proflanirt
wurOenuiO nlle Geutiden SrOres er.
6alten bnbeuio id6ncIl ais moglid)
OoS 2auo 8u Oerlailen
Ger Correspondent erflGrt, mas iid
in Sen lebten Sngen in @elgien er-
cignet 6o6e ipotte ieoer @bautoiie.
g}aGocm Der arieg erfldrt mar, 10
6eri6tetl Ser Correspondent OemoIir-
ten @lobs alle @eidditslofolc, meide
Eeutiden ge6orten ooer oeutlhe
g9aaren iiibrtenac
SeOeS 3ei6en ooer S6ilO, 0os nur
irgenomie al Geuti6ldnO erinnerte,
wuroe cntferlit. Seoer, ser irgenOpie
mie Elm Geiltider ausiu6 rnO iid auf
Der StroBe bliden IieB, puroe ange.
grifien nno Der Spionose 6eiduloigt-
1ie imm0glic6iten anti oeutlden
@eriidte lprrOen Der6reitet, oarimter
zines, peldeS 6eiagte, OnB Oeutite
SolOaten Oeu Geriuh genladt hdtten
General 9emoh Oen @ouperncir bon
Siittid, 3u ernorOen.
SauienOc bon Geltti6en iinO ieit
Iouueritog inter Dem Sdube 0cs
omerifauiiden Goniuls noH Sollono
a6oerciit. 9lu6 bclgiibe Sifi5iere unO
9iirgergaroer gewdbren oenielben
S6ub
9ctcrreidii@e 6lotte
0eutf6 en- &reu5ern
sur Siilfe.
9fom. 10. ghguit. II Sine 0itcri
rciAiI6e 6lotte BON 13 Sdlo6tihif.
len un0 16 Eorpeoobooten f6brt an.
qc6li6 nit @oaOampf ouf bic StraBC
BON Stronto 81, meIbc oos oorioti.
ide nit ocm ionii6eh Wleer berbin.
oct. Die 5lotte beo9fhtigt, pil
man onuinrnt, 6u oen oeiiti@cnaret
Sern .@06cn4 iuto n9resloii" 81
ltoBen pelbeiin iener 96aMbariboft
peilen i0aen
Qcitcrrci6ifdes Eruppci
mad 6em G1ioB.
9(dt Siterreidii@e &eeimenter fol
len ouf Dem SSege nod @liaB Sot6
ringen ocn 9oOenice sefreu5t babcn
Ger Mutb ser, Deutid en-
! 0tHur0} 6ranfreih, 10. 9lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

.sRgn .Gtonfor0y &orlgh.aiin9., III eI%
per &aglne I'M @aQoween-Earf &c.
itern bier jltnoe @ldnner, oic oprf
riit 9o0 nq9mclt ertrlhfen; cs ma
rcii bier itolieniicbe 9lr6citer, bon
melden feincr ihminmcn tonnte; ile
geriet9en IN Elm Sod, oas Oon elmer
gaggcr W}aihme gemac6t potocu
por. aa.iA. s)fli4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

The Clear Lake Courier says that
Jay Delamater. the 1iyeaswire insur-
ance agent Of Watertown, was in the
oity of Clear Lake several days last
week looking after business matters
and calling on old Clear Lake friends:
The vicinity OF Clear Lake, by the
way, used to be Mr. Delamater's
stamping ground
II it's anything In the line Of mani
cure sets, carving sets, scissors sets,
|c~asseroles, chatting dishes, therros bot
ties, coffee machines or percolators,
we believe we a satisfy you. Come
and inspect our stock. Nelson &
Reed. Adv. 26
Mr. Charles w. Prey, formerly
cashier OF the First National bank at
South Shore. theretofore associated
with the bank at Goodwin, has been
connected with the Commercial bank
in this ely, having been recently
chosen to- the position or vice presf
dent and q member of the board o.
directors.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

I DON'T delay another day having
your Christmas pictures taken. AR
range now for a sitting at G..
.Gray,s New studio ADV. 25-26
Miss Mary Andrew was called to
the twin cities last week on account
of the serious Illness of her brother,
EdWard, who, it is regretted to learn,
passed away. the first of tbs week.
Mr.. Andrew was engaged In business
In Minneapolis, where he had lived
For many years. Miss Andrews num-
erous friends deeply sympathize with
her in her great loss
At the Idle Hour treatre, one day
only, Wednesday. Nov. 1s, the World
Film Corporation presents Robert
Warnoek in THE Man of the Hour
a play by Geo. Broadhurst. This is
q picture play In five acts and is said
to be one Of the finest feature films
yet seen in WatertoWn. Il
Jewelry Auction Sale at u. EsBe.
Groif's Jewelry Shop all this week
and next. ADV. ZIG
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

Realizing that n patrons appre-l
ciate the values they are getting, We
have decided to continue our auction
sale another week after this. e, q,
SDeGroff, Jeweler and Optician. 90
Rev. o. =. Edwards united in mar
riage,. at the Scandinavian Lutheran
parsonage Tuesday, MI. Martin Ras-
mussen and Miss Alice seyerson of
Estellines Mr., and Mrs. Rasmussen
viii make their home ait Esteiline.
One Of those elegant chatting dishes
would make a highly appreciated
Christmas gift. Nelson & Reed have
a large stock to select from. ADV. 26s
The WATERFOWL Printing and Bind
ing Co. received last week, direct
from Japan. a shipment of waste pa
per baskets and letter trays which
are unique, any one of which would
be an ornament in the home.
If you can't get away to have pho
tographs taken during the day, make
c.. Gray's New Studio. ADV. 25-26i
At a recent meeting of the local
rifle club the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:P Pres
ident, L. p. Rowe; vice president,
William Ross; secretary, Ed. Lacy;
team captain, DR.. f. q Parsons.
For Remit room house, corner
Fifth street and First avenue N. d.
Modern except heat. Lee Slower.
Public Opinion last Friday issued
a very ereditable special edition
write4up Of various business houses
and professional and business men in
1.-The city. The penedrawings We're
~elear.cut and the Illustrations OF var,
ious business blocks We're well con-
ceiyed.
FOR SaIe-10 extra good shorthord
bulls andS6 Poland China bears. Lura
Valley Stock Farm, +. i. H~eathcote,
prom. Summit, S. D.. 24-277
DR.. n. H. Butin, the osteopath.
Over c. 6. Whistler'a. Phones: Office
21s2; residence 1886. Watertown, s
10. Adv. 6tf
The Blain Automobile company has
now in association with 1t and as Is
local Mr.. g. NJ. Cotton OF
Milbank who has already taken charge
Il of the local branch. Mr., Cotton comes
here highly recommended as an auto
mobile man, having had wide eSper;
ience.
Inspect those carving sets. thoss
manicure sets and those scissors set
at Melon & Reeds, any one Of whicl
would make IN ideal gift. Adv. 2
An attractive offer made by tht
ST. Paul Dispatch and st. Paul Pic
neer Press is published In the adyer
Using columns oil the paper today
The Dispatch is one of the reall.
great papers in the northwest.
We are o located in our new
store ut the corner of Kemp avenue
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10


and Maple street and have a full line
OF watches, diamonds, iewelry. silver
ware, hand painted china, etc. An
drews Jeweiry co. Adv. 26
Secretary Frank Angle Of the Deuel..
County Breeders association an
nounces that the association will
have a sale on March 10, 1915, when
pedigreed stock will be placed on the
market upon the same system al the
breeders sale in WATERFOWL not long
ago.
A few ladies watches, 7-jewel Am
erican movements, in 20.year gold
filled cases at $3.50. Andrews Jew
elry Co. ADV. rs
Charles Blankard, employed by the
Gray Construction company in5sbuild
ing the South Dakota Central round
house. accidentally fell from a scat.
fold and was seriously injured. His
friends will be glad to learn, however,
that he is recovering.
Il EIAFHNT ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10
Happenings

Mrs. Alex Dawson Went to st. Paul
last week to visit with friends
Beautiful ~casseroles at Nelson &
Reeds. Any.
Herman Lee departed the first Of
NJ week for Pasadena, Calf, where
III will spend the winter with his fam,
BY.
Vix. the druggist, has moved his
stock of goods into the rocm in the
Eranite block formerly oceupied by!
ae Security National bank.
Our stock Of holiday goods is larg
than ever We invite your inspec-
ION. Nelson & Reed. Adv, as
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lebert and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Stoltz made the
round trip to Watertown by auto
Noute Wednesday.-Hazel Register.
If in doubt about what to get for
1hrislmas, inspect Nelson & Reeds
dne show window. Any article laid
aside for future delivery. Adv. 26.
Mrs. ]. Huntzicker left a few days
Since for Mt. Hope, Wis, in response
Is information that her daughter, Mrs.
N. c. Reukauf, was critically III.
We do the best watch and jewelry
pppairing in the city. All our work
Il guaranteed. Andrews Jewelry CO.
-Adv. "
Bert Fisher came up from Water
ibwn Friday to visit with friends in
clark. returning to the live city Sun
iav morning.-Clark Courier
Thermos bottles at Nelson & Reeds
-keen hot water hot for Il hours or
bold water cold for the same length
af tine.
Carl Bjorkman and family, say 81
Hazel Register passengers q
Naterrowu Thursday where they
ssaenu the day at the home Of Mr..
8nd Mrs. Bare.
Cote percolators at Nelson 4
Heed's. ADV, 70
4 Miss Walsh, says the Clear Lake
advocate, came down from Water
Dwn Thursday and spent the day
aith the King family.
l Have you tried a. coffee machine to
Observe what a delectable breakfast
ar il will make? Nelson 6 Reed
bave a stock of them. One would
make a fine Christmas remembrance.
advertisement. 20
Judge and Mrs. G. G. Sherwood. as
Rted in the Clark papers, entertained
hr Thanksgiving dinner MI. and Mrs.
d. A. Fountain and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Il. Cannon Of this city.
We are showing solid gold pendants
At $3.50 each. Also diamond pend
ahts from $3.50 to $4,000. Andrews
Jewelry co. ADV. 20
]. G. Mcfarland delivered the me-
norial address at the Elks lodge al
Yankton. Mr.. McFarland's reputar
hon as an orator is more than state.
Vide. Last year he was called TO
largo, N. D., for a similar purpose,
We are making special prices on
Matches and jewelry. Andrews Jew
Ary Co. q Y
Mrs. G. F. Lusk spent THANKSGIVING
al the home of her daughter, Mrs
Brad Barkley of Watertowns She re
llrned Thursday evening and was &C
pmpanied by her little grandson
Walter, who remained until Monday
horning Hazel Register.
Everyone should attend the auction
Ale at DeGroff5 $ .Jewerly Shop. y
Lloyd shadewa1d returned TO Wa
4ertown Monday after spendlns
thanksgiving here with the HON
Blks.-Clear Lake Advocate.
Banker and allaround business maj
Mas a guest this week at the home 9
Ills brother, R. s. Loekharf, in TN
3ty.
You o.n buy at the Auction sal
snd have it held for Christmas p
paving 15 per cent Of the purchas
Hrice. E. e. DeGroff, Jeweler. z
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

Our stock Of holiday goods is larg
| than ever. We invite your inspec-
ION Nelson & Reed. Adv. rs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

1 Wix, the druggist. has moved his
Mock of goods into the room in the
block formerly oceupied by
Security National bank.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

4 Mrs. Alex Dawson went to st. Paul
Iost week to visit with friends.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

| Bert Fisher came up from Water
bwh Friday to visit with friends in
bark, returning to the live city Sun
3ay morning.-Clark Courier.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

4 Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lebert and Mr..
Mrs. Adolph Stoltz made the
Tound trip to Watertown by auto
ronte Wednesday.-Hazel Register:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

Inspect those carving sets, those
manicure sets and those scissors setf
at Melon & Reeds, any one Of which
would make an ideal gift. Adv. q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-10

At a recent meeting of the local
rifle club the following officers We're
chosen for the ensuing year:aPres-
ident, l.. q. Rowe; vice president,
William Ross; secretary, Ed. Lacys
team captain, DIR. Fl. G. Parsons.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

You'll find everything in the Pastry Line at Cooper's Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

GEORKE HIBBAP has stated that the SS5OOOOO to be spent | the government on the railroad the bucket to the amount
 of private capital that the building Of the ral- UIBBRD Is RIGHT road the territory Hbbard who
 is the Hubbard the Milwaukee railroad, made Texas newspaper after Wst to aka ana u"
 position of conditions that make for development me Juneau Empire speaking this statement of Mr. Hubbard says;
 The statement George w. Hbbard of the Milwaukee rar0au' Texas newspaper which the federal government WI" spend railroad construction IS mere dr0p In 'n ~ nb with the amount private capital that that investment Will nauee come h the territory overstang the Already great dea or money has been diverted by of the administration and congress Alaska and we have the of capitalists are looking tS way who taking interest in the north at all e welt and Taft policies had Before the government railroads are finished that sS5 nearly large as does now"
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

FlshIns tackle at J T.. Graef'S.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

IT HAS BEEN that the advance of civilization would mean the ending wars but seems to come Oener and
 otener Seldom in history have so many wars and WAR GALORE rors dakened the rising star of civilization
 as at the present time Albania is in turmoil Austria threatens Ser Petersburg streets red with blood Greece nVae Albania and she Turkey preparing for the continuance Of the srug gle that filled the Balkans corp Ireland is filled with armed men for the first time for century, Edward Grey that bad work ahead Chna just getting over their blood etung Ha ana Snto Domingo cutting and the United States IS about inter- fere while she also has an army Mexican soil
 Evewh there threatened just come to an end because money and expended to the limit
 Universal peace only dream of sentmnasts Carnegie after the Homestead like him around with their eyes to heaven for million years millions of dollars to donate for peace palaces but Carnegie other human being God Almighty and cannot change human
 Does say the end of the world will be ushered in by war and father will fight against and brother against spite this the dreamers continue dream So- cas see in the distance through haze of their cloudy magnatns an Utopia intelligence Arcadan quiet in human nature unchecked like answering apweu hand of the Providence stop towards its mysterious end
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

A large assortment of mems negli- gee shirts, both light and dark colors; values to $3 each; your cl oice, $1.5o. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

Special Sale of watches, iewelry and diamonds to reduce stock. George the Jeweler. 1w
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-27

We guarantee Fishers Blend Flour, $2 per sack. Fishers Art, $1.75 at Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.