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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PuBL1sRINo
Serial No, o23qqs

Serial NO. o2390S Department of the Interior. United States Lad Ofbce. Phoenix. Arizona, December aa, 1913.
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fs Pacific Railroad Company. by Howel Jones. its Land Commissioner. has this day filed it's application. Serial No.s oasees h this office to select. under the provisions ct .hs Act of Congress, approved April 2I. 1904 (33 Stats, 2l1), the following described lands:
 Gua and Salt River Msr1dian-Arisona- T.7S.. .R.s E. All Sec 5.
 T.I4-S. R a6 E. SK NEK. NH SEX, Sec. 30
 Tr5-s. R. sa E. SEX swX, sxx SEX. Eh SEK Sec. TO.
 T.Is->.. R. ae E. NEX. SWK. Sec ls; WIZ. Sec I3: SwK. Sec. sa.
 T.Is-S.. R. s7-E Lot .. SWX MEX SEX NwX. MEX swX NwX SEX. Sec {; W. NEK. Ex NwX. EH SWK. wK. SEX. Ssc. 9.
 T. Ra7-E NWK NEK. SK NEK NEx NWH. NEA SEX. Sec IT: MEX. Nx Swx. Nws SEN Sec ra-
 TIrS. as-E Lots |. 2. {, NIX. EK NwsS. EH SwK SK SEX, Sec ?; SWK. Sec Is -~7 59s7a Tsc-s. ss-E sX swX. s1S SEX. See TO; SX SEX. SK SWK. Sec IT.
 TIs-S. R ICE NWK. Sec s6; EK REX. EK SEK, Sec s7. Tso-s. R Ie-E NwK NEX. SK NEk. SEX NwK. Sec a4
 Tar-S. R Is-E NwK. wX swK. Sec %; FX, Sec af. TI7-S. 70 F All Sec 3I; An Sec 8. TIs s. R,s-E SEX. Sec ls; WK NEK. NWK SEX. Sec B T is-S, R 20 E All Sec {; Al Sec s; An Sec 6il rI7-S. R sag SK NK. sK. Sec a; SK Nh. SK. S-e s4; SK NK. SX. Sec s. Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land. sT for any other reason. to the disposal e applicant. should file their sffidsvits of pro lest tn this o<fice ca or before the I7sh day f Fersuny. reI4-
 THOMAS P. wEEDIN,
 Register
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUB.
 llSHIhG

Serial NC. o2399l. Department of the Interior. Cnited
 s stes Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, December 20, 1913. Notice is hereby given that the Slnta Fe Pacific R ,ilroad Company, hy Howei Jones its Land Commissioner, has this day filed it's application. Serial No | o2 3oqI in this office to select, under the | provlsi ns of the Act of Congress ap- proved April 2l ;0o4. (33 Stats, 2ID the following de cribed lends:
 Gas and Salt River Meridian sa-AdxoWs | aS- N, RI-W SH NE4. SH SEA, Sec IS; Lots !. 2, NwA NEA. NEA Nw4, Sec Io
 T15N R wv wH NEA, VIZ ,E4 Sec rs
 TI7-N W, NWA Sec I3
 N,RIE. EH SWH, SEH Sec 9; VIZ SWH Sec 10.
 TaN,R w. sK NWH, NK SWA Sec 9. T. \, Rs w. Lots l. P NH SEA- TiN, k "A w. sH swX. .sH SEX Sec 5.
 s.RI,w. SEX sw1.. sw4 . sEH, EH StH Sec 3r.
 D. IN 0". LotS = ]. 4s E-/i SE4, Sec 5; Lot I, NE1 SE1 SH d SE4 Sec b s.Rlsw. W. NwI. W. v sw 1., Sec 13; s1. Nw4. NE swK : :, Sec II.
 d TBS. .Rl7w. Lot. l, 2.3.4, s1 ls NEH, SH NwH, Sec ,; Lo,s l, ?, Sh
 NE1., SEH, Sec6, g TBS, W. Lot 2, sN ,. NEH ,f W. SEA, SwA. Sec l. ,, TBS, R3E. S1. Sec :5. VI T5S. RAE. Lo,s 2.3. 4, E1
 NWH. E1I SWI. Sec !.
 TBS, K 6E SK Sc 20
 S,R7E. NEH Sec 34.
 ITS, ,R5E. Lots 3, 4, EH SWA
 sE14 Sfc IS.
 ITS R6E sH Sec 2s d T7s,H7 W. Sec l5; Lots
 4,E1, SW1. Sec 30. u- TSS. S.R6E. S11 Ser2. ne TsS, RSE. All Sec 8; WIZ & De l7;s Sec 2I; sH NEH, EK sW1 a sEH, Sec 30
 of T6s, R5E. sEA Sec 2l.
 TllS, 22E. sW4 Sec l;SW ," NE L.sH NWA.NH SWH, NV ne SEA, Sec a7;SH NE4. SEH. Sec 2 of Tl5 $. R 25 E SW1. Se" p. ,c- TITS RsE. NEH NWH, W MT NV w. sWI. Sc IF TITS, ,R24E SW14 Sec 10. 's- TiS>. RISE NE14, W. Sec si- SEE. Sec9; ;Ek. EI Nw4. NV ize NV |. E1i SW Sn z sW4 Sec ,.d TlSS, ,R9E. NW4 SIC l5 ,o TIss, 24E. NE4 Sec 26. s.R9E. I.ot4. sW3 NV put WI sWi, sw4 sE4. Sec 4. Ter. POS, ,Rl7 E VI NE3, SR NV rk Sec A; st NE3 NJ SE4, Sec 90. r- 20 s. R 26 E. Et NE4, Fl sf cen T2ls.RsE. Fl Nw3, Fl sv ma Sec II; WI NWt, VI SWf, Sec 34. tch T2ls,R E.. sa NWi. NJ s' nng Sec P.
 .di- T22s,R POE. sE3 Sec 3, a sed Lots 6, !; SE3 Sec 13. !s., TIPS, R 2i E. SI SWt, sk Sl
 Sec 10; wk NE4 NJ NW4. Sec to FL Sec g; sW4. Et Isc 24. hng Any and all persons claiming sdver
 ly the lands described. or desiring
 object because the mineral charac
 of the land. or for any other reason
 the disposal 10 applicant, should hle tt
 affids its of protest in thus office. m
 before the I2:h day of February, 1911
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN ITS Register
 First publication Jan 4 1914
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11
New Homesteads h
 Arizona and N. V.

During the month Of December 54 home te.ds io Arizona and New Mex co were listed under the Forest Home. stead Act of June II, 1906, with the Department oi the Interior for op ming to entry. on recommendation of the District Forester of the Forest Service for this District. These lands are To-. cssed in IA National Fores,s srd com. prise . total O. 4.S72 acre
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11
News of inc State In Condensed Form

That thi. yssrs annual stste fair will be held . week later than ususl was practically decided Monday by KeegsE of Globe, R Henderson Of Bishee and Hugh l. Campbell of Flag | stafi. composing the Arisons Fair com mission who met ct the office oi Secretary, 0 B Wood in Phoenix. In lower Main street st Yuma, be- tween twelve and one o'clock Tue.dsy, Charlss McDonsld, . private of the Tenth U S cavalry, shot and killed Bert Melee, one of the proprietors of small mercantile business on lower Main tereet.
 with booming that reverbersted throughout the canyons of Clifton. end reminding the waking people that . landmark in the history of their town he'd been ps-sed.
 A primary rate of IA ceots per kilo- watt hour Tor residence lighting is proposed by the rucson Gas, Electric Ligh, X Power Co. in its application tothe corporation commission Tor a rehesring. A secondary rate O. eight cents is asked. The present primary rate i. II cents IL used to be z cents.
 Permission from the Arizona cor porstiou commission has just beer secured by the Arizona Eastern t issue fret mortgage bOnds CD its eye tenn to supply the amount oi sl .696 lO2 53, according to news just receive a. the Phoenix otfce'. The spplica tion has been on file for more than year and the money has already bee spent by the company, bu. the actu' permission Tor the bonds had net bee secured until last week.
 Firs Chief Harry Parker saved Car tain Percy Rodgers from probsb serious injury Sunday night ct n Yellow Front store fire at Tucson throwing himself over Rodsers' bae to protect him from the falling gls Of the skyligbt. Parker wac cut ( the hands and Rodgers on the sea by tue hea glass Rodgers V c.othsd only in his pightshirt. | had on DO helmet. Pa ker had { his rubber coat and helmet. l knew ins sn,ly. when be heard ' Rlsss breaking. that Rodgers would cut, if not protected.
 Heavy ehipments of ismbs ha been made from northern ArizO points. The shipments total o' 30 900 head and they brought average of 8 each.
 Saturday afternoon ,f last We John Kramer, who lived with his W to whom he had been married but short time, sUc who was . hopel sufferer from pulmonary tubeE:ulo committed suicide by cutting throat with . butcher knife ct th little home on . claim sbout . m from Jerome Junction.
 O; romantic interest wss the pc ing into history at four o'clock the morning of the birth Of the N Year, O, the old smelter of the A 1ona Copper company, the lsst Of
 many thousands of tons of copper ing produced ot the historic old plI as that hour. The passing c! the exploding large qus,tities oi idy nam
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11

shelter Wss . momen tous epoch ip the thoughts of the employees, as al
 of Clifton, the former at the final pouriog of the lest converter of ore
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11

4ft ! p-,....,sc Guuun SlhU.
 aGtI raS eoraps AS~ nctne
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11
Woman Finally Recovers From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many people before their time. Often be- : lore a sufferer realizes what the ! trouble is, he is on the verge of complete nervous breakdown. It : is of the utmost importance to keep [ your nervous system m good con- | 6itlon, as the nerves are the source !, of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa Bonner. s75 N. 18th St, Birming- ham, Ala. says:
 ."I have been suffering with nerv- ous p.ossrat;on fer nine CT ten years. Have tried many of the best doctors in Birmingham, but they all failed to reach my case. l would : feel as if was smothering;. finally I went into convulsions. My little girl saw
 {, Dr. Niles Nervine
 advertised in the papers and as once besan to take it. l continued ] to take 1t for some time and now l am we'll"
 If ysu are troubled with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability to sleep; if you are in 2 { general run down condition ana unable to bear your part of the ia;ly grind of life. you need some fhinr to strengthen your nerves. lHou may not realize what is the mat Ter with you, but that is no reason ESy you should delay treatment.
 Dr. Miles Nervine has proven its value in nervous 9is- 1 0rders for thirty years, and merits a trial, no matter how many other , comedies have failed to help you. = SSId by sH druselsts- f trst eestie lnjIs te benefit your money is rsturnse'
 mss MEDICAL eo- g'khsrt lae
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-11

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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES
BIDS FOE VAULT FIXTURES FOE
NEW OoU8T HOUSE.

BY order Of the board Of county com;
hereby give notice that sealed bids will
be received at the county auditors of:
fee in.the city hall Of. the city of Grand
Forks, IN. D., until 10 a. NJ. of the 14tll
day of October, 1914, for steel fixtures
for the several, county offices in the new
county court house according. to. plans
and specifications, now on file in the
county auditors Office.
Bids to be for fixtures for each Office
and per elevation, also a total bid. All
fixtures to be installed in the several
vaults complete and ready for use with
in sixty days from date Of CONTRACT.
and with each bid a certified check In
the amount of 10 per cent OF the bid
payable to the chairman Of the board OF
county commissioners; as "a, suaranttee
to contract and bond for the due per-
Torrance of the contract awarded.
Bids to be addressed County Auditor
for Vault Fixtures and sealed.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Dated at Grand Forks
this 18th day Of September, 1914.
=, Hans Anderson,
(sept. II, "a, Oct. /, s, isl1.S
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

YOUR MONEY.
A First Move to Invade
South America.
Ry John M. OSlxison

BY John NJ. Osldson. .
80 . . .
A rumor flew down from Chicago to
New Orleans the other day that two
and half million dollar company was
being formed to enter the South
American trade. According to the ru.
NOR the company was to own and op-
crate ships. Later it would probably
extend its efforts to selling merchan.
disc down there.
Now as soon as that rumor got well
into New Orleans that city's Assocta-
ton of Commerce called a meeting Of
the manufacturers and merchants
bureau and named a committee to 60
to Chicago and get in touch with Chi
cago's Association of Commerce.
1t was said that business men in
New Orleans wanted to subscribe to
the stock Of the new company II 1t
seemed to promise we'll. The commit
tee OF business men would report on
that.
So far as know Chicago has made
the first definite move to take advan-
tage Of the new opportunities opened
to American enterprise by the Eu-
ropean war.
It's the German trade (Which in the
last ten years has increased more
than 80 per cent> that the live ones
will go after. Already the British are
OSAA6 SoAu ny ShST UOdIOS OI ITdOO
just where their opportunities lie, and
in what articles OF commerce. They
know that Germany did a foreign
business in 1913 Of about $4,000. .006.-
OOO. only about a quarter Of q billion
less than Great Britain.
The point make here is this: Com
panies formed to go into the South
American trade (where the big
chances Of profit lie) ought to be
joint creations Of business men of ex.
perience and bankers Of sound judg-
ment. Later on. you and will be
asked to invest money in the stock Of
many of these trading companies.
When that time comes. let us not
forget the example of the men in New
Orleans. who used the Association of
Commerce to find out whether or not
the Chicago plan was worth support
Ing. If it's business a company is
formed to transact, let us get sue
cessful business mans estimate of the
company before we buy it's stock!
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
SUMMONS.
ATE OF NQRTH DAKOTA County

SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
Of Grand Forks. ss.--In District Court.
First Judicial District.
Of E. P. Gates. Deceased, Plaintifs, VS..
Margaret Olson. Narget Olson. Syver
y Erickson, Katherine E. Schaeffer, all
unknown persons claiming any estate
Il or Interest in. or lein or tncumbrance
8 upon the property described in the
complaint as heirs, devisees, legatees
or personal representatives Of any de-
ceased, or under any other title or in
terest not in possession Of Or not ap-
register Of deeds. the clerk of the
county court or the county auditor Of
the property described in the COM
plant, Defendants.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby SUM
moned to answer the complaint in the
the Clerk Of the above named court, and
to serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned within thirty days after the
;service of the summons upon you. ex-
elusive of the day of service; and in
case Of your failure to appear and an
swer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
Dated this soth day Of Sept. A. D.
,'s BURKE e. THOMPSON,
,es39, Attorney for Plaintjff.
!, :,.. Grand Forks. n. D.
To the Above Nam ed Defendants:
Please take notice that the object OF
the abover entitled action stos 70 s,doAoFs
mine adverse claims TO the 6olaowtnS
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES.
only a Peace Meet,ns.

A riot call had been sent in, and
the police had arrested the whole
lodge meeting. At the hearing, how
ever. there appeared to be a strange
reluctance about testifying: The
judge noticed that, although everv-
body would admit that there had been
trouble. nobody would tell what sL;tr,-
ed it. So 1t was that His Honor
pinned one conscientious mantle
Honorable Worthy Inner Custodian it
was-down to facts
You say somebody started this
row by hitting somebody over the
head with something. Now, who hit
whom with what on what occasion p"
THE occasion was the annual grand
peace pipe meeting OF the Brotherly
Love lodge of the Heart-and-Heart
fraternity; We were met to well
anti"
The chairman of the entertainment
committee
Whom did he hit?'
We call him Noble Lord of Uni
versal Peace"
What did he hit him with?"
The loving cup.''-Cleveland
Dealer.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
In the Family.

When the late P. r. Barnun was ex.
hiblting his famous Siamese twins.
they were, as is well remembered, a
wonderful sensation.
A certain minister accompanied by
his daughter. was much interested,
and their curiosity was unbounded.
The young woman asked where the
twins were born. Mr.. Barnum told
them that they were born in siam.
And are they brothers?" asked the
clerical gentleman.
"oh, yes!" said the worlds greatest
press agent.
We'll, well!'' said the visitor,
Think Of that. Mary! How good and
kind Of gracious Providence to allow
them to be brothers. aud not to have
life!"-ChicaEo Journal.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
ARE SCATTERED
Hundreds OF 1. w. WIS on Northern
Pacific Trains.

Helena, Mont. Oct. s.-Presumably
headed for Butte. 1900 Industrial
Workers Of the World are scattered
along the route Of the Great Northern
railroad between Great Falls and
Fargo, N. D., according to inforlna-
ton given to Governor Stewart by
railroad officials. The governor Inn
mediately telegraphed warnings to
sheriffs of the counties through which
the railroads enter Montana.
Railroad officials have reported to
the government that many men are
armed, forcing the railroad to permit
them to ride. ~
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
SWEEPING COMPOUND
SAFETY FIRST


> SAFETY FIRST
Antitrust is the crowning touch to
: SAFETY AND CLEANLINESS in
sweeping.
: To enjoy the real pleasures of life
: and not pay too dearly for it, is the
general human desire
A clean, dust-less place is pleas
ure to yourself, your employees and
customers-you breathe pure air all
the time.
and economical.
The feather duster is a thing Of Z
the past. The old-fashioned way Of Z
sweeping with the dust floating
through the air Is unhealthy and un I
pleasant.
> Sweeping with Antitrust has be- I
come a joy and 1t costs SO little that :
1t is expensive to be without II.
Phone $50 or call at Office 1877 S.
> 3rd st.
, REMEMBER THAT ANTI-DUST is =
FIRE-PROOF, SAFE. AND IS
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST THAT I
MONEY CAN BUY.
Thoroughly Guaranteed.
: ANTI-DUsT MFG. CO. =
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
AUTO PAINTING.

WHEN YOUR CAR NEEDS REPAINT-
Ing or vanishing remember you have
been satisfactory. Christianson & Son,
over Sims Auto Co. 3rd and University.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
n SEEMED THAT WAY
you? 80
Poor Perkins, remember it n =
blue streak suz1oundsd By stars

described real estate situated in the
County Of Grand Forks. State OF North
Dakota, to.wtt: The: Northwest quarter
One Hundred fifty-two (Twp. lb2),
Range ffty-one trge. SD west and that
no personal claim is made against the
defendants.
Dated this. soth day Of Sept. A. D..
BURKE e. THOMPSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Oct. 1-s-15-22-29. Nov. &, i9l4.)
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
Of Grand Forks. ss,-In District Court.
First Judicial District. 2s
Emma ]. Williamson, Plaintiff. vs. David
Williamson. Rsfendant;
The State Of North Dakota 10 the A6ovoi
Named Defendant: fiI4 q
You are hereby summoned to answer,
the complaint In this action which win
be on nle in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Y spa for Grana
North Dakota. and to serve . copy o1l
your answer upon the subscriber With
In thirty days after the service OF this,
summons upon you. exclusive \ o. NJ
day Of service; and In case Of year 6alI.
ur0 to appear or an6wer, Judgnaoostg VIII;
be taken against you for the rsl1de n
manded In the complaint. s$ s. 49, Is,s
Dated this Gard day Of SeptemAaH
BANGS. NETCEER q HA1lII.rces.
,4 Sl.;5s, sS4 Attorneys for p1ainti1R
sss arss19 si NJ fsss$S
1sspt - pct a-3.1e.11-1Al Es.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

TO SELL OR TRADE FOR THREsH-
ing outfit, quarter section Of land in
Roseau county. Albert Anderson,
Marshall Co., Jane p. O., MINI.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR. LIVE
stock. ono Case Sattley bottom en-.
gine gang: practically newt cheap if
Mimic, N. d.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
HOUSES FOR RENT

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Sale.
: ~sSo..i1 steel sanitary couch. mattress
: s.50---1 steel cot. mattress and cover.
And other furniture.
Ss0--small house ana 50 q It. lot
$1.ooo;-7-room house,, city water. cell
'''oea7-s3Sn g. ssS sti house; modern but heat
s.5ooEs;reo%s; all modern house.
sa.soo.New Groom house. University
s4,700--s-room, all modern house. with
- barn, Fourth Ave. "
-n For Rent.
$20.00-4-room fiat; city water and
steam heat free. ~ 80
sse.o .ooss-roern, all modern nat. So. srd
,1e.oo;sss'rse e pom o. house; modern but heat,
'1s.ooNzs;sSsm zx:ass' house. city water. lone
.ooM1.s-room. all modern house. So.
I. Loo-s-room house. skidmors Ave.
$12.60--6-room house: city water free,
+: No. bth st. n, - >i!G
W. H. KELSEY. '.: =
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

WILL EXCHANGE-oUART SEC
tion Of land near Lanigen, Sask., for
house IN Grand. Forks Il traded at
once. Mrs. G. Eidem, b22 9Th st. NO,
Fargo, N. d. >'N.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

WILL TRADE FOR SMALL FARM OR
from, good town; good improvements
Address Thomas & Pierce. Larimore,
N. d. "
rT0YYgN XN,I,~T IN -
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
EVENING OCTOBER
EXCHANGES

WILL EXCHANGE MY 100 ACRE
steam engine as part payment: farm
has some improvements on It; price
$500 per acre. August Stenlund,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on
trade for auto Address s7S Daily
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
HELP-MALE

ATTENTION MUSICIANS - WANTED
ffirst class musicians for concert
band; must be sober; two. cornetists;
two clarinetists; two slide 2r. valve
to Mr.. Paul "Lutostahskt. Warsaws' N.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
HIDES, WOOL & FURs

,GINsBERG BROS, GRAND FORKS.
N. D.-You will always find here q ready
market for your hides. wool and sheep
pelts. Write for prices aad tags.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

MARRIED MAN WANTS FARM,
work now OF after Nov. I. Address
40S Daily Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-iSo sNAfIoNAL DURoc
sissaz sisa:z nf1; e a.ssa. ss.a 1sa;:; xse: u SUI
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-GOoD BARN FOR HORSE,
and COW; South end. Address AIT
Daily Herald
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES

IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE OUR INK
we will send by mail h-pint Of the
wanted; local representatives can
make $3.50 to $500 year spare time
furnishing their own town with ink.
neapolis, MINI,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-08

AGENTS WANTED - IN EVERY
county of North Dakota to handle g
good Commission. Address $50 Daily
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-12-10
KAISER wilhelm
IS SERIOUSLY I'LL
GERMAN RULER SUFFERING
FROM VERY BAD CASE OF
PNEUMONIA.
PHYSICIANS ARE HOPEFUL
ExrNS{ II. AT BATTLE FRONT
BRED THE KAISER'S PRES
EMIT ILLNESS.

Amsterdam, Dec. 9.-Kaiser Viii
helm is seriously i'll at Berlin, says a
telegram from the German capital
this Afternoon. His majesty is suffer
ing from pneumonia that is aggravat-
ed by a strained nervous condition
created by his constant presence on
the battlefield with his armies. The
Kaiser is violent in his opposition
against his advisers and physician at
tendants who urge that he must re-
main away from the front for a con-
siderable period.
The attending physicians have is
sued statements from the royal sick
room in which they announce hope OF
the permanent restoration of health
to the Kaiser.
The Kaiser's almost constant ap-
pearance on the eastern front brought
exposure he bred his present illness
Just last week, after he had visited
the various sections of his army from
Czenstochowa to Rreslau, he met and
discussed plans with Archduke Carl
Francis Joseph and Archduke Francis
Frederick and General Won Hotzen-
dorf, field marshal Of the Austrians
He did all his travelling at the front
by automobile with a staff physician.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-12-10
EXPLOSION costs
boy THREEFINGERS
FOUR-YEAR OLD LAD INJURED
IN AVERY UNUSUAL MAN
NER SATURDAY.
CARTRIDGE CAUSES TROUBLE
LITTLE HOWARD Ia W5RF.rSt.E 81
WESTPORT HAS GRUESOME
EXPERIENCE.

A supposed empty cartridge, a
small boy and a lighted match
wrought havoc in the home of Giles
Lawrence of Westport Saturday
morning of last week
Giles Lawrence, the father, lighted
his pipe and was holding the burning
match in his hand when his little four
year old son Howard showed an empty
cartridge with which he was playing
around the burning match.
Instantly there was a terrific ex-
plosion and the thumb and first two
fingers on the right hand of the boy
were torn completely off near the
second joint. The injured lad was
brought at once to DR.. Lambs hospit.
al, Sank Centre, where diagnosis in
dicated that amputation of the three
injuied members would be necessary
The little fellow passed through the
ordeal successfully and is now resting
as easily as possible under the cir
cumstances.
The Herald understands that the
children of the family had been in the
habit of playing with several empty
cartridges that had once done duty
for uncle Sam in the PHILIPPINES. The
results indicate very clearly that
there was a very powerful explosive
remaining in the cartridge.