davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

geber, mobin oas Shiff ip1ter ab.
fabren ipiro. Inter ben Eaiiagieren
befon0 iih Gurl geder, ein 9lmerifn-
ner, Der bebauptet, in Seiitlhlono
als Spion perbaftet morben 81 iein,
nn9oem Die 9eborben elm adbel-
granm an i'm aiifgefangen batten,
oas in omerifdniideiit Slang ge-
ifrieben mar
@tnige Taiingiere fanten ans
Sprien, barrrter @en. &oger 6.
Erin1e, Der leine oils 0tiiiionarin
BORT ipirfenoe Sod)ter beindt bate.
,Sn Beirut nnlBte er is Gage auf
einen Gampfer nod &onltantinopel
lporten. Gieie 9Soiiogiere er5dblte1,
Oab ole SaItung Der Silrfen beun-
rllbi9eno lei.
Sier iino beute nod Der Snntpfer
,Sronce aus Sopre un0 Die Garn-
pania olls 9iperpool fdQig. Sie
9oplano miro beute nad) Nuebec
iabrelt, nm eonaoilde Sruppen nod
@nglono 5u transportieren; Die
aroonIanO gebt nit Taiiugieren
mad 2iperpopl ab, Der italienilde
Gonlpier Serona naf gteapel, Die
9toGambeau nad Saore Ii. Der riiilt-
ide 9ampfer G5ar nad] slr6ongel.
9tem gorf, ~. Sept. 0iit-
gIieoer Der belgiiden aoniniiilion
Die no6 oen Ser. Staoten geiaitOt
nuroe, Inn in @aibington &C.
gen angcblide @rultlamfeiten Der
0euti6en in 9el9ien 81 proteltieren,
meroen Otontag nod @aiblngton
gcbe. 9lls 81ite pronlirenter BEL
aier meroen iie Den Sorntog III
einem Der Sororte Stem Yorfs per-
brinacn. Sic iagten, boB lie 5lt
ibren geitern peroffeiltlidten @rfla-
runaen ni6ts biil5uSufiigen bGtten,
ebe tic ni6t POM YrGiibellten Wil-
ion empfongen perben lpiiroen.
9eem 0orf, ~. Sept. Gin fron-
S6iiiher areu5er ipuroe bei,te on Der
aiiitc eeIiGtet. Ger Tampfer Ore
aon. Der aus Bolton eintrof, mel
bete, SaB Der areu5er, Der ilpel
Moite uno 5pei &audfonge bate,
lid, etrpa 5ebn 0leilen oitlid BON
Sire SSslonb fur5 Dor @tittog auf-
bieIt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

2nroon, ~. Sept. Der &or.
reiporoent Der Worning Eo1t fdreibt
ais Yantes I'M 9eparte1nent Seine
ct Die bon 9onneritag:
~9eo6 niemals, ieit General SSoffre
ieinen groBartigen &iid3ug ans geI-
glen begonnen bat, iaben bie Stel-
lungen Der Illiierten 10 oielneripre-
6eto aus. Srotoem utiiien mir
poriidtig iein, penn mir Die guten
gtnhrihten nerbreiten.
Die Selitlfen niinI6en Gube.
Gle oeutiden @efongenen, bie if ge-
ieben babe, iin0 bis sitn1 Sooe err
ihopft un0 oas gilt ganj na9emein.
Iesbalb perbeil Die 0eutl6enSii6rer,
pern iie f0nnen, 5ifrieoen fem, Die
9laiierten fir cine 3eitIang in ibren
SteIlitngen 5i balter. gtahoem Tie
lih aus oem qeiGbrli6en @el6noe
BON Yoris 5uriidgejogen hoben. iino
lie fiir Die 1eieniipe in beIieren SteI-
Iungen. Sd mage Dies 5u febaupten,
neil lie ibren ihredIihen lrtillerie-
ongriff eingeItellt boben. Sic err
mdrten nli6 BEN SSaG BON Mailbeuge.
r@efangeue beitdtigen. oaB 5pet
oft. ing. 9Irineeforps nit SEN Oerlt-
i6en 5uiammen IN 6ranfreidD ope-
rieren. 8enn iih oies 10 berbdlt,
miiIIen lie OIL oen Serbiir6ungsliitien
Itcben. oenn lie baben nftib nidt
cingegriffen lm0 eS prroen feine
oiterrei6iifen 8efnngenen gentuht ="
Rom. II. Sept. lteber 2onoon.
Tie Sribilna iagt. Tapit 9eneoift
XIV. bube Die fremoen &aroiudle nit
Ser 9lufeabe betralt, ibre Hegierun-
aen pertraulih 0o3u 81 bepegen, ouB
lie oie SSeinoieIigfeiten eiiiitellen lulo
zine &onferen5 einberiifen. 9luf Der
pdpItIid)e 9egot iiig9aibington milroe
tnItrIiert. Die SiIfe @aibingtons 5ilr
Serbeifiibrimg oes 5ricoens ali5ii'
rltfen.
@enf. Sdpeij, iiber Yaris, -.
Sept. Scit glusbriif bes 9rieges
prrSen mir fiinf3ig oertide Sffi6iere
un6 Weanni6aften, oie Sffi5iere MIR
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12
6eordnete 1eberiibt iiber
Ole Sage.

seinu6e fOnmte iasem: @ts @nes uelen arsss.
ianpat Ins Berlin esem barnber feline gbnngem nnS
and bic briten mnb ramOHen nS omet es @ ndt nm nm
perantuurtlie gGrmeSmmsen banbel bmrfs Die ylatter
fred nO iebr beriduGus ibren Ssesmelbmmsm aem
Die Sain Neus beren Barrier prrppnont Der
6ron mrIffebrnben Intpmo ebren babm w baf bic gr-
ten 5000 8efansen semat nnb ID @eint erbeme babem
Sas Earier gnrean melSet b nadmttag, bar bic Dent
en Od 1ars m anf Der Sne surndbem mnb ben
yriten nnb rnnsDen gerngeu beramo mgesntem Sas
bide uiile gnrean lt mit SaF Die Semd5em bic d nber
Die Smrea mrhdsusen babn am ueiser lndt besrem hnS
nmS oak bic brittle ansDfe Irmee Die seiamte Iraerie
bentiden glrmeefurps erbentet bat
Sis nm ipGem Nadmittas es feline offiseQe Semtide N
bnns Die ette antete Saf Stsnngsmer nbl Ser
bmn mmrSm mmb Sak Serbmn balb emsdlpem
iein onrfe
ns 3uussmelbunsen sebt beruur BAT bic 3nn fcinesmss
Die Secrreer bernet baben e bes bbanptet upr6en
Die DIT nug Srnppen 0asen gebn I'M egentel ben
&nen D iafien nnb idenbar nb lie Snrd bnt Srnppen
beart muSen. In in Sfpuken babn Die nen ieit ibrer
@eoerase bel Iaeniu feline urtte smat nub baben
Nieberlagen erlitten.
Cine Yrugraber Sepde meSe SaF bic Seren lire Sffenne
anf nnsariidem Suben nit Grfpls fortieten
Die rie IbmiraitGt te nit, baf brtiides 6efduaber
Die Sabt erbertsbobe an Der n Nenpummern bett Die
bride Slnsse mnro mic in Der Mbung bf ubne &iber
taub amfse5Usen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12
ainb Sll SOoe Derbriibt.
Is Iunate after Snnge in Ytnsfe-
aum itiir5te in Efanne fo+
dlenocm @aiiers.

Dtu sfegon, @ii6., II. Sept.
Gincent San Gpfe, Der Is Naonate
alte Sobn pon Serrn lno Sralt
2sobn @an 3pfe, itarb geitern i'm
Mercp Soipital on ben Iolgcn
fiirhterlifer @erlesrngen Die er
aeItern friib erlitt, als er in cine
Yfonne fo6enoen @aiiers itiirdte
Ter fIeine SSillgc ipielte I'M Shup.
pen 6es Gltern6auies, Ser on Die
aiihe onitieB. sSrali gan Gpfe
bradlte etfpos beiBeS Nniier in Sen
S6uppen uno i9iittete es in cine
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12
Sentider Seri4t lautet: ltnptrz
hubert im &eittn, gut int Siten.

niebrigen 9ianges, ge5lpuneen, Die
@ren5e nod ser S6lpei5 5li iiber-
i6reiten. Sic muroen iofort 5u @e-
fangenen gemn6t. 9ie S9rpeis lit
entl6loiien, ibre 9teiitralitGt 5lt mub-
rem, iDenn Die @rbaltimg Ser gteu-
trnlitdt arfl t1gli6 eiirunoeinbalb
@tiqionen 6rancs foltet, rpofiir man
altf @nti9Goigltng no9 8eenbigung
Oes &rieges bOfft.
Gas 9eriift, oaB General BON
9eimIine aIs @efangener in Der
Sdpei5 peilt, lit uripabr. Yrin5
g9ilbelm bon @ieb lit nod inlner
in 2ugdno, pobin er iid BON glIba-
MEN begeben bot. Seine bauptidh-
li6iten 9eiuder iino 1iplomaten
berl6ieoener geationen.
2on6on IL. Sept. Gin Sele-
gronm an Die Simes aus &open.
bagen nleloet, oaB nod geri1ten
aus Snnobomnt, Shipeoen, % Mei-
len norolih BON Stod6oIm. elm oeut-
ides @ei6pnber bon 90 S6iffen
5lpiiden Der SSniel @otsfa Sonooen
in ser Sitiee mo &opparetenarne
geieben tpuroe. Wfon pernebme aus
iener @egeno beftiges @el6iiefeur.
2onoon, II. Spt. 3tuei Sobne
be8 Sdatfan5lers 9lopo George bo-
ben ii6 Der Serritorialnrmee ange-
i6loiien uno tperben 3ur Sront ab.
geben.
Berlin, 10. Sept. aronprinS
lSrie0rid) @ilbelm tpleerapbierte on
ben 2ofalan5eiger: rSitte iannteln
Sic 9roBe 0unntit6ten bon Sabaf
ilno 3igarren fiir Die Soloaten mel
ner 9lrmee uno i6iden sic lie 10
idnen ols m0gIi6 bierber."
9f o m, ~. Sept. Die Sribuna
beroffentli6t ein 9srogramm aus
grinoiii, wornah Die grie6iide Sfe-
gieritng @nglano Die @inri6tung
elmer Slottenbaiis auf Der SSSnieI
9enlnos eeItottet bnt, no Die eng
IGnoer orei Ntarineoipilionen ii1ter-
bringen fonnen
9onoon, IL. Sept. Der 9or-
reiponoent bes 9ailp telegraph in
9tallteilil, Separtement Ollie, bot bon
perruunoeten fran3oiiiden Sffi5ieren
erfabren, baB Ser oeuti6e re6te Slit
gel 10 melt 5uriifgegangen lit. oaB
lid oas Centrum 5iiriid5ieben mitB,
nemn ieine 8erbinOitngslinien ni6t
gefGbr0et perben ioaen. 8eneral
9Sau babe einen rieiigen grfolg err
ritngen, inoen1 er cine iingebeuere
0funitionsfolome, AZ Yfeilen
lang, erbentete. @r 6eritorte lie uno
oaOurd iino Die 9eutiden arm on
Nfunition eeiuorben. Die unge-
beueren |erIitite, Die rieiigen Seuer,
in oenen 5ablloie gefallene Seutid)e
prbrannt Droen uno Die enoloien
3iige nit i1per beripun0eten, nliiB-
ten Ser eebiloeten 9eItiden 5u
oerfen geben. Solange Die 9ent-
iheu porornneen, lei es ia nod gut
genCien aber Sie gfiidip6rtsbepe-
gllng i6Iage auf Die gferpen. Ou5u
foune nod, baB Die Sran5oien,
oeren 9inien MN peritGrft nliroen,
I'M glngriff ooppeIt 10 eefabrlif iiro
als in Der @erteioigung. oerbor-
roeeno iei Die WfaridtIdtigfeit Der
;Sran5oien. 3lpei Gipiiionen, Die
ben 9luftrag batten, Die Geutiden
bonn @ege nod Taris ab5ubolten,
haben 5pei Gage lang taglid) no6e5u
% 0ieilen 5iiriidgelcet.
Der neutrality-suspicious. inOieaur
berihtet iiber Die Sample an Der
Niarne. Sab Die 6ran5pien ben 0eut-
ihen oort ungebeuere Serluitc beige
broht boben. Die Seutiden lu6ten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12
GrObebeu 5eritDrt Gara=
Deli.
SeuOlfernns Oieier pernaniifen
Stnbt in Eanif.
Ginselbeitem iiber Den llmfang Der
&ataitrupbe nidDt gemcloet.

Gina, |eru. -. Sept. !3ier
traf Die 9tabridt Elm. oaB ein fiirf-
terli6es grobeben oic Stuot Cara
ueli I'M Iepartement 9lreqiiipa ser
tort babe. Iie Neloung beiagt,
oaB Oie 9epolferltn9 in Eanif iei,
erlpdbnt ober nihts iiber 8erIuite
an Nenidenleben.
Garapeli lit cine Stnot bon etlua
1000 Ginpobnern, 130 Wieilen
noromeitlid bon Der Snicnltaot
@lolenoa. 9lnfangs 9lugliit rorigen
Sabres muroe Die Staot oir6 ein
Grobe6en 5etitort, aber in5pil9en
pieOer oufgebort. Ter 9iltrift,
in Dem Garopeli liegt, miro bdufig
BON @robeben beimgeiudt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

Yfanne &aum batte Die Ntutter
Dem Sinh Den &iiden gefebrt, as
es fdon altf Die Sfnnne 5uIief uno
bineinfiel. @ttpa 3fpeioritteI Der
Soiit oes &inoes 1purbe 10 ihredIid
Derbriibt, oaB iie IN Streifen ab-
fiel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

= IbcnOpoIt 9eier ioIlten Die
'r;eiocn Ac5 9lbenhS altsihneioen
uno iie mitbringen, penn tie bel
aoufleuten gint1iife MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

Hllnen III SrprenBel1 &C.
f6lagen, tn 6ali5ien
bebrdngt.
General bon ,6inOenbnrg fat einen
neiten Sies 5rt ber5sidnsn.
Sn 8alisien iinb Semti9e %eritar-
finseu einsetruffen.
6ram5uien meloen &iifsne Der 0cnt-
iden aitf Der snn5cn Clinic.
SlGtterberidlte tn 2unbum laiiten
nod biel jnbelnSer.
Grtpdbnen 5000 @cfamseme mmb Gr-
6entnns zines 9lrtillericforps.
6erbertsbDbe, &egiernngsiit irtgten.
poninrerfr, BON Sriten belebt.
SGf)iiidJe Irnree fdmpft in 7srnnf-
reid bor5iiglidD.
Safer beglifiuiimidlt ben S6mig pum
SadDien.
Beneralitabsdlef @rnf Wtpltfe erbGlt
bas Giicrne Srens.
arDnprins bittet fir feline 2ciite nn
Sabaf nnS 3isarrcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-12

Die ein5ige fderi8e oetf.
f6e Seitnne IN 2ai8igan,
Decc6e Die 9epefRen ser
PH. 3reGe 6riust
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
THE COUNTRY pocToR"
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The Country Doctor in four acts.
rs local talent, will be pre- ented Fri
5ay night Tor the benefit Of 81. Marks
hurch In addition number OF A.
ractlve speeialties have been ar
.anged.
The cast is as follows:
Dir. Britton- MIR Ben Harley
Sam Birch Mr. Bllingsly
Squire fergenson--Mr, Goulding
stacy
Howard Wayne Mr.. Raymond Rus
sci.
nr. Colored Servant Mr.. Legette
Burns
ben shaw MIR Robert Browne.
ars. Gilbert Miss Lolita Baum.
gather.
Mrs. Birch Miss Marie Hopkins.
Susan Pinner---Miss Eylau AndeT.
son.
Dolly Tritton Miss Eugen'a Maxey.
Anna Hell INSTEAD Miss Helen
Haumgartner
Zebediah Brunn Robert Harley
speoiaities.
Reading by Miss Clarice Asbell
pantom'me- Lead Kindly Light
Miss Sadie Dart, acted by Bertha
Anes, Marion Bruce. jennie Courier
Fannie Gordon, Rot Dart, Daisy la.
Wis, Alice Harrison, Mary King HIS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
PAsT|ME PROGRAM

Six reefs today, and 10 cents.
"rhe Express Messenger tKalemD,
q fine railroad drama in two reels.
The Vases OF LYMAN Vita
graph, a comedy with John Barney
and Flora Finch.
"Oae Touch of Nature tEdisonl
a good drama,
"Broncho Billy Wins Out" CEs-
saheyl, G. NJ Anderson in good
Western.
the Prospector" uubinl.
Saturday--Francis " Bushman in
two-ree picture.
Wednesday, Nov. 25-Mary Pick
ford, in tiye-reel picture, THE
Eagles Mate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
Social SOCIETY Persona!
IT. P Baker.


X. p Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Whlttle are vel
coming a little son at their home on
Lee street
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown have
apartments with Mrs. c. c. Minis on
tgmont street.
Mrs. y. r. Chilean entertains Sat
urday afternoon at her home on
Norwich street
Mrs. I'd Decker aud little Miss
Margaret Decker Of Darien are spend
ing few days here.
c4<>
The dinner and supper given Tues
day by the ladies' of the Catholic
church was a great success.
o<S
Mrs. b. r. Murtaugh leaves merit
week for Jacksonville to spendt sew
eral weeks with relatives
90
Miss Truitt has returned from
Asheyille, n G., and is with Mrs. j..
j. kimberley on Gloucester street.
90
Miss Lavini$ Young, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ.
Young at their home on Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Cook Of At
lanta and Miss Chisholm E<ances Of
Mexico City are with Mrs. j. J.
Wmberly for several days.
Six reels at the Pastime today
John Berney, Flora Finch and Bro.l'
cho Billy Will be seen on the pro
gram Matinee opens at $3.50.
Mrs. ID. Roose will give a lecture
on the subject OF The Care Of the
eleeth" In the exhibit hall at the
curt house this afternoon at 400
O'Clock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
90
FERGUSON sRuNkLEY.

she following invitation was re-
coived yesterday.
e.mested al the marriage Of N
edith Mildred Ferguson 90 Air to-
'ert Tompkins Bnnkley on Tl4sa,y
evening, November twcnty-slE, at
halfafter eight O'Clock. Seven hun
DIRE ! and seven Howe street. Bruins.
wick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the master, owners. consignees nor
agents of the British steamship
I4orca" will be responsible for any
debts contracted by any officer u
member of crew of said steamer.
whatsoever, other than ly the master.
STRAChAN SHIPPING co.
Agents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
Social
WRITE TO MOTHER.

Wen, at last I've written mother,
Dear. sweet mother. old and gray,
VINO has patiently been waiting,
Tor the postman many a day.
Not because ] do not love her,
Had | rallied SO long To write:
But every day that seemed so busy,
Always brought buster night.
Sometimes work, but often pleasure
allied me from my lonely room.
But always eased my conscience,
Win a promise. To write soon,
ain tonight while idly sitting,
Al moving picture SHOW;
Thrown upon the screen. this picture
set my face with shame aglow.
Like my own, patient mother,
Worn with yearning for son,
HAD laid down .her earthly burdens,
FOR her gentle life was done,
TO her nfeless hand letter,
That had come dav too late
Iold the whole relentless story,
OF the silent works OF fate.
Bitterly my heart accused me,
Blinded were my eyes with tears;
hurriedly left the theater.
Haunted by a hest of fears,
So tonight | wrote TO Mother,
And as | penned each loving
thought
/ blessed the kindly motion picture,
For the lesson II had Taught.
The Boys Chronicle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
FOR eRlcE.ELE cT.

The Misses ConCley entertained
yeslt1da1 afternoon with cotton
shower IL nor OF Miss Hazel Nigh
ingale a br.de.elect The rooms were
pretty In yellow and white chrysan.
themums. There were thLty guests.
A dainty lunch was served during
the afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19

Man, Edith Hay Amelia Jeacke, Mil
dred Levy. Ruin lazarus, Annie
Maxey, Katherine O'Connor Alice
Parker, katherine Peters, 'lilIa
Metzger
Dance BY Helen Baumgattner and
Fannie Gordon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. J. j. Wimberly has with her
Tor the winter Miss Jewell Campbell.
90
Mrs. K, r. Walker and Mrs. NJ a.
Rowe N,turn tomorrow from Atlanta.
go
Miss Marguerite Baker returns
home next week from Atlanta, where
she Is the guest of her father, Mt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs j. T White are vel
coming little son at their home on
Lee street.
Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11
BASKETBALL DURING XMAS
INDEPENDENT TEAM 70 he o.
CANNED HERE FOR HOLIDAY
SEASON

Plans are now under way here for
an independent basketball tean to-
play during the holiday season. Ross
Dunphy, basketball player and enc Of
the greatest basketball enthusiasts in
the city, is at the bottom Of the pro-
position, and he states that If plans
materialize team will be organized
which will eclipse any former local
quint.
Some of the strongest basketball
teams of the northwest will be played,
including the Red Wing Co. L team,
Akeley, Bemidji, the St. Cloud Catho-
lie team, and others. Two games have
already been scheduled with Bemidiihi
to be played there On December 81 and
%. Akeley may be taken on in the
same trip. The Red Wing team viii
play here, likely on the evening Of
December 20, and the st. Cloud bunch
may be scheduled for the same week.
The St. Cloud quint was last year ene
Of the fastest in this part Of the state,
but was defeated by local independ-
ent team at the local gym.
The lineup has no yet been decided
upon but the likely players are Joe
Diedrich, Victor Brannen, Ross Dun
ply, Geo. Pynn, captain Of the univer1
sitv basketball team, Chester Longley
and Swanson Of the high school facul-
ty, coach Of the high school basketball
team
Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11

Eilert Ahlers died Tuesday, Decem-
ber l, at his home in Parkertown at
an age Of 66 years. Death was due to
heart trouble, from which he had suf-
fered but short time.
Deceased was born in Germany in
1S48. He came to this country in 1878
and located in Glenville, Neb. He was
married there in 1883 to Miss Lena
Golbck. They resided there until 1897,
when they came to Little Falls, where
they lived for short time, and then
moved to Parkertown, where they have
resided ever since.
A wife and seven children survive
him. The children are Mrs. Joe Long
ley, Lena, John, Albert, Martha, Lydia
and Lillian Ahlers.
The funeral was held from the Meth
odist church Of Parkertown Thursday
and interement was in the Parker
cemetery. .
Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11
D! W. King Of Split Log Drag Fame,
Will Make Address on Sub
ject Of Good Roads
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, DEC. IS
No One Interested in the Movement of Good Roads
Can Afford to Miss This Convention and
Fail to Hear Mr.. King

D. Ward King, the man who made
the Split Log Drag famous, will be
the principal speaker Of the day.
The subject of good roads is live
issue at the present time and ! the
Good Roads Enthusiasts Of Morrison
county will have the chance to hear
the greatest living expert on good
roads tell us how to build and main
tain our roads.
Mr.. Kings motto is: "Good Roads
Without Money!
Who Is D. Ward King?
D. Ward King is in a class by him.
self: no man before him ever treated
the road problem as he does.
The road laws Of six states have
been changed to conform to Mr.. King g
ideas Of proper road construction, road
repair and maintenance.
A pamphlet on road making, written
by Mr.. King for the state of Missouri
has gone to it's fifth edition. A later
booklet, prepared at the request Of the
United States office of Public Roads
and published by the government, has
passed its third edition; a total OF
100000.
Eight states nave Spaid Mr.. King
public funds to explain his ideas tC
their people and five important rail
ways have employed him at hand
some salary and carried him from city
to city in private car to deliver his
message.
Simplicity and Economy in Road Con
struction-The Best Dirt or Gravel
Roads Ever Made
By Mr.. Kings system, the worst
dirt Or gravel road can be made the
best; and macadam roads can be great
; ~ improved and kept -cheaply in re
pair. Thi --,.'sten is being used sne
cessfully IL or the United State,
and Canada. E. ~ Kings methads
the community iJ .sa;ed inmsns'
amounts Of money for road construc
tion and road repair. Mr.. King
methods are as well adapted to thu
city and town as to the rural roads.
AS City Proposition
The saving of one hundred and forty
dollars per day is worthy the atten
tion Of any city. The street commits
sioner of Des Moines, Iowa, says thu
King System saves that city $40 eacl
day it is used.
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I Mr.. King has no implements to sell
nothing to promote; no axe to grind
His coming here will simply be ben
efcience to our community, in teach
ing us how to have good roads withou
expenditure Of money.
What Others Say About King
"When Mr.. R. H. Ashton, genera
manager of the Chicago & Northwest
Ell R. R. investigated the King System
in 1905, he found 90 miles Of road a
Sac City, Iowa, kept like racetrack
at yearly cost Of $24O per mi1e.'' :.
Expenses have been cut down from
800 per mile, to from $500 to $500
per mile.'
J. Horace Mcfarland of Harrisburg
Pa, president Of the American Civic
association, says: "No one is so vel
Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11
THOS. LAMB KILLED

Th0s. Lamb, formerly living near
Rice Lake, but for the past year a
resident Of Onamia, passed away there
Sunday night, from injuries sustained
Thursday while moving a house. He
was about 60 years Of ago.
Mr.. Lamb was standing near the
machine used for moving the building
him in the abdomen and causing iniur-
les which resulted in his death Sunday
night.
Deceased is survived by his wife and
three daughters, Mrs. Frank Glmer
Of Onamia, Mrs. Ed. Lakin Of Royal
ton and Miss Hazel Lamb of Onamia.
The remains were taken to Royalton
where the funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon.
Little Falls herald., 1914-12-11

fitted to speak with authority upon
the subject Of Good Roads, as D. Ward
King
From Boston
. s. In the short space Of one hour, the
state of Iowa, reaching from the Mis-
sissippi to the Missouri, a distance of
$50 miles, was put into first class con-
dition. BY pre-arranged plan at a
given hour, men and horses with the
famous split log drags did the work. -
The Youths Companion.
The Glidden Tour
HThis dragged road idea is mar.
vel, and will 90 down into history as
an epoch in road building. I've trav.
eled the roads of the whole United
States and there is nothing like it.
The River-to-River road is going to be
the talk Of the nation. ''-Frank <
Mrbes, Glidden Tour Scout.
I At Princeton, Me-, the town was
full; all the town people left the opera
house in order that visitors might
. have their seats, and still the crowd
sat on the edge Of the platform, took
all the standing room, filed the hall.
q way and stood on the staircase half.
way to it's foot. At Williamsport, Pa.
!, in spite of desperately bad weather
eHery seat was taken, the rostrum
and half way up the middle aisle was
filed with men standing. Every au'
sditor voter. 49,
So His speech at our convention in
jackson was so convincing that 125
'nnen promised him that they would
make and use drags. Our appreciation
iss best proven by the fact that WI
asaye engaged him to repeat it in y s5h
vii1a1e vi41e Wv Ogilvie, State < Z 51n
missioner, Nashville, Tenn. :.
Let us MAKE this meeting a hl:,. e
tssye4s -1deesing. They xa ,u;
roads-whether good, bad OF ind ...c, &c,
ent. Let IS make them all GOOD.
You may think Mr.. King is wrong
or you can puzzle him on the problem
of how to build your particular road
! The meeting will be thrown 'open fol
questions and you will be given the
chance to put it right up to him.
A good many Of us will have ques
tions to ask and many points will "be
threshed out. So if you can, be or
hand to hear the best posted mar in
the United States on the subjec, OF
Good Roads, explain how we can have
! good roads for less money than We
are paying now for poor ones.
, The Good Roads convention will be
held in the auditorium of the high
school, Wednesday afternoon, at 1880
December 16, 1914.
A split log drag will be on exhibi
tion so that everyone attending will
have chance to see what it is like
and how it is made.
Tell your neighbors-bring then
with you.
Every man attending the convention
will receive bulletin showing how tt
build and operate Split-Log Drag.
| R. B. MULARD,
| Secretary Commercial Club