davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
Sin Grnteie9en.
Nnsbungern 9eutiflauos nidJt
m0glth.

Die Soffnllng ser Tein0e IcutId).
lun0a, unO beion0er5 Gn8lonoS, ous
Oclttihc &olt auSbltn8ern 81 fOnneu
gebt nidt in GriiiIlung.
Die Grnte in Geuti6lonO lit beuer
cine beion0erS erqiebi8e, mo tie it
ouh bercit8 eingebroht. Der oeutIdlc
&un0lpirtihaft5rat trIleB ote Grtld,
rlmg, ooB Die Grnte GeltIhlonO8 ge-
nij9CnO lit, nm Die &oIt5ern0bruug
bis gum nQhltcn Sabre 81 iihern mas
ihon Dor einiqen Q3ohen bon Dem
5teQpcrtrctcnOcn 9eicb3fon5Ier GIcu.
Gclbrilf in 9Iu8iidt 9citellt pOrOcn
mur.
;3u ocn QiinIti9cn Gorbcoin9un9cn
untcr 0cncn GelltihIauO in 0cn
lhmeren &rie8 9ctrcten it, gcb0rt
ouh Oic Dollfomncne 2Iu3rillnn4
nit ocn WidtigIteu gfubrungamitteln
Go8 Qeutihe 9}cih Dcroontt ieinca
&orteil Scr itcigcn0en Grtrog8fQbig.
felt lelner nab Ocn fOrtgcIdritteultcn
Q}etboOen betriebCncn &nnOmirtihQrt.
Zen 9emei5 Onfilr crbringcn Die 3oh-
len fiir Ocn 0eutihen Betreiocau2s
fubrhnn0el in 0cn leBten SSuhrcu.
Ocutihlnn0 proOu5iertc i'm Sabre
1913 beinobe 1914 Nduioncn Cont
men, 81 220O Ehm0, an NoQQcn mO
/ unO 3mci IrittcI Wtiuioncn Gomcn
Ian @ci3en. IS fonnte crhcbF6 iiber
cine W}iuion Eonucn NoQQcn mehr
au$filbrcm ais c3 Cinfijbrtc, m0brcu9
Der Gniuhriibcrld)uB on Mcj3cn 3rUci
WSiIlion2u Iouucn bctrug 9}uunlt
man 0icIc b ci0eu &rotltofie 3uiuut.
mcm 10 ichlt ollCrOinQ9 in normoIcn
3cjtcn Sem ocutichcu Monilm ctlpus
mcmQcr ais cine N}iuiou Eonnen.
Njcic2 4}onfo tonn abcr ncbr oI9 cr-
'cBt mcrOcn, mcm bel ser @ichiijttr-
rmQ Don Der in CcutIhlou0 ijblidtn
&cigobc Don 9}olQcu obgcIchcn unO
0afilr 6nfcr peuucn0Ct miro. Gem
Qn &ofcr flhrtc ICutihIou0 i'm leG-
ten Sabre / N}iuioucu Qonncn mchr
.ou2, aIa c5 olI2 Dem 2lualun0c crhietv.
9}oh bc0cltcnocr lit ser OCutihc @lu3.
fuhrilbcrihuB an &ortofieIu un0 ou-
rola hCrQclteuteu EroOuften, bcion-
0cra Spiritu5. 9arin hot GcutId)-
lon0 oaa NiittcI, cincn picl Qr0Berca
Gichitan0 oItrd8ufiibrcu
Gin bcIonocrc5 0}Iuf lit c$, Oab iu
CONNER OieIc5 Slobrca cine Qon}
por3ilQlid)c Grntc Qlif 0cn 6cI0crn Qc-
rclft NOR. "a nun hua Crntcucttct
icbr QijnItjQ QcncIcu lit, 10 lit in 0en
0tonotcn 9Ir9ltit unN Scptclnbcr in
Gutt'hIan0 cine Grutc cinQCbrodt
Imor0cn mlc mic 5ltOor. "a uu6cr0cu
0ic @rcn3cn fir Die 3oufrcic GinntDr
ollCr 9tobrluQanittcI Qc0ffnct iin0,
10 bcitcbt fem 3mcjfcl, 0o6 fir 0is
n0clltcn 3m0lf N}onotc in Ccutihlon0
fctn N}onQeI ou 9}ohrunQ8mittcn
cintretcn miro. Ter Itorfc &iifQong
Der @ctrciOcprcjie lit ein nidt 3u mn
tcrid)0ten0c8 Symptom ser 0cutIcten
&i0crltonO@troft oud ouf oicIem Sc
bict.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
Insfullr blmbt.
Hieij8c 3nnobme infolac bc8 euro
paIiden &rie9ca.

@oibington, 3. g}ou. Ter Grport
in @cbcn9nittcIn bat in N}onut Sep
tcnber I'M &Crglcjt3 nit Dem Dorigen
(Sobrc5 cine riciige 3unahnlc crfobrer
MdhrCn0 i'm SeptembCr 1913 8ro0~
ltoffe i'm @crt bon $3S, 1864 ou$.
Qefilbrt lultrOcn, be3ifierte 0ieicr Gr-
port I'M September 3. :. lid uuf SOS
49O,SS9 Mei3en pur0en i'm Sep-
tenber 3. g. 26,O00,0O0 8uiheI aus
1efiibrt, mohon ,Sronfreih 1872 600
foufte, GnglQno 6,640,0O0 @uibel.
oic 9tieoerlunoc 100000 @u1beI uno
oas iibriQe Guropa ), 100000 9uIbei
W}cbr al8 100000 9uIbel mur0ea
nad) &ono0u n18gefiibrt, mQbreno
9ruiiIien $4,000 8uihel erbielt
Webr OILS 100000 QfunO friih25
Hmoftciih murOen im Septcn1bcr D.
$. nu8gefiibrt, clfmol 10 piel toic I'M
Septcntber 1918: 100000 Efun0
8ii6ienfleiid purOen ou8qefit6rt,
ohtmaI iobieI ais I'M September les
ten Sobre8. gIn 3ufer Duroen 3d..
.29O,773 Bntno berionot, 9egen s..
924, $40 8fllno I'M September roris
gen SSobreS.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
gereits 100000 pum RatiOual6nnD
an ben bentiden 8utIdDafter
ohonfts tsFsrf

gereits 100000 ppm Rational6nnD
an ben beutiden 8utidlafter
abgeliefert.
@err Spbn Siarfs in Baltimore,
Der &uriibenbe oes bentidD.amerifanI-
id)en acknowledgements, idlreibt:
Die erite 8nbe beS u0eutih-omeris
fanii6en gtationoIbunoes" fir oie
8erlprnoeten uno mitpen unb 0ailen
qefoGener beutid)er nno oiterreid)iidl.
ausariider Solbaten oes gegenpdrti.
GEN europ0iIhen arieges muroe IN
ssornt BON bier Sheds in SDbe BON sls
iammcn 100000 ON ben oentidlen
gOtidDafter, @raf j. $. b. SernitOrff,
nit Dem folgeroen geglettihreiben
obgeian0t:
ygirLiegenb finben Cure Grcetlen5
bier GbefS fir 8ltIammen 100000,
bon oenen nah oem 8uni6e Der @e-
Der Cure Grcellen5
$35 900 Ser belttiden gertprnoeten-
Goiie;
$34 900 Der oeiitihefl WitiDena un9
8oiien.aaiie;
$4,000 Ser oiterreidii6.ltngariI6ell
geripunbeten+aaiie; uno
$4,000 Ser olterreibiih-llneoriiden
@itinen- inlo Waiientalie
giitigIt ibertpeilen ipoa n.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05

Gb. 2. Sobnipn pun Canton Der
nadite SnnbesIenatur.
Sas gau5e republifaniide Staatstifct
anIdeineuo eriuGblt.
6ranenltimmred)t geidlagen.
Surfc stbt feline Rieberlaee SIT.
0OuDerneur gDrnc ipieOerermablt.

&ongreBmonn 9urfe bot teleara-
pbiIh Sertn So. @. oyobnion BON
yanfton 81 ieinen Siege als 9unoes-
lenntor begliidpilniht, gibt aIio Ieine
geieoerIage 3u.
Ter perionltfe 9rltf bon 8r1fi.
Dent 8ilIon bon @aIbington aug, 0e5
BraliOenten Enforcement Sobnions
Iun0 cine griinoli6e oemofrotiIhe
&anpagne, 0orunter bos ausIenoeu
| bon $4,000 3irflllnren nit g8tIlons
Enforcement ieitens oes oertofroti-
| lden 0atptquartierS un0, IaIt but not
leoit, Die @egnerihaft ser friiheren
Gromforo Gnbdnger babeu gurte ge.
Ihlngen.
3ur 3ett, 90 mir sur BreIie aeben,
lit es IelbItoerItGnolib nod itnlnoglid,,
9enaue Bablrel lultate aus Siio 90
fota 81 melOett, ooh lit ioipeit ol8 bcs-
nabe ither or3unebmen, ooB cas- gan
sc rcpnblifaRiid)e Staatsttfet erlu1blt
lunroe, NIT Nnsnabme DOn G6as. s..
Snrfe ais Snnbesienatpr.
g8abreno I'M liib0ItIiden 5ei(e oes
Staates 8urteS @egner, so. 2.
Sobnio1L infolge 0e5 0rufes bon
gSaibington mebr Stin1lnen erbielt,
boben Der gtoroen 0es 5tuates unb 0ie
.8laf 9tll8 Serrn 8urfe Dor elmer
9tte0elIoge ritbt retten f0nnen.
Die 0taiorttat bon 5ranf W. Sprne
ais 8pnuernenr fiir ben 5mciten Ser
min lit cine groBe.
u. =. &iharbs itebt an Dritter
Stclle unO iein lmbefanliter 0emofra=
tiiher 8egner lit ibm pieIe 8fer0elan-
gen poraus. Gbenlo ipieIte Serr
Soltfs, 1lnabbdngtger &anbi0at fir
ba$ 8unoeSienatorenamt, foIt feinc
Rolle.
JraHenitimmredlt unrbe inn Staatc
bUs nieoergeitimmt, beionoers III ben
oeuti6en 0iltriften.
9iess4a;Brsgest atnleffoeHents9la
idmdn3e lpuroen foit 1rdt beahtet.
SSSn Die SiiO 0afota StaotslegisIa-
/ tur nurOe cine gr0Bere gIn5abl bon
Cenotraten gerDablt ais IN 0en frii-
beren Sabren.
S5n Sntd)iniun County, g. D, ipur.
De 8urfe nit GROCER 0faioritat iiber
Sobnlon ertpdblt, e5enIo II WeEbers
ion GOuutD.
Sm gan5en 2anbe itnO repnblifanis
idDe Siege sn perseid)nen, uno i'm
Stante SainotS erlebte Der friibere
Spreher Des Sauie8, oSnfel" Soc
Cannon, oen Sriuntpb, itber Ieinen
@egner eripdblt por0en 3n Iein.
Selblt I'M 0entofratiihen Staot gtelp
Yorf, in Empire State, iie9te Oos
republifaniide Sidet.
S5n NOrO 9afOta lpurbe bas ganse
republifaniIde Stantstifct eriuablt,
aber Sraneuitimmred)t, ebenfalls NIT
6Hlfe bes Oentifen GOtums, bGs ge-
IdDlagcu, 0e5gleihcn IN MiIiorri un0
Obio, IN luel6 Iebterem Staate 0o8
0eutihe Clement outb Die Rrobibitt-
on8borlage NIT groBer Stinmeu-
mebrbeit Idlug unO fir 0ie Some
9fnle" Gorlage Itinlnrte,
SSn Galifurnien u11o 8aibington
muroe Brobibttion nieoergeitintn1t,
ober nif)t in Ari5una lunb niht in
Oregon.
SSn Wuntaua nuroe 5rouenItintnl-
reht ongenonlmen.
SSn Sninois be6oupten oie 9(nti-
Saloon-2eltte cine Wtoioritdt in Der
na6itcn 2egislatrr 81 boben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
tn,1s Calls, etiin- -Lntntn oen 5. a1nnenther 1914
9eutid : Oiterreidiides Rotes
SreliS.
9eutidnmcrifnuiIdcr 9ationalbuuS.
EbiIa0elpbia, Bu., IA. Ottober 1914.
@errn Sans 0emutb,

Serrn Sans Qemutb,
Siour 6allS, g. 6
S5t @eonttportung S5brer freltnoli
den 3eilen mo6te i6 bemerfen, 0at
ih mid 1mgemein gefrellt babe, 0ui
Sic iib bon nelGem Sbres gImte8 al
6iibrer 1tniere5 geihGbten Staot8per
banoc5 uno 0es 0eutI6amerifaner
tlun8 SiiO 9nfotas III bemdbrter @;i
ie miomen.
BoS Die 6ono8 onbetrifft, sic II
Siib Satpta geIonmelt meroen, +,
IoIen ite nab VtaBgabc unierer Ser
0ffcntlihungen an ben GorIiBer oel
Observation-Disclosures, gtotionaItomite5
Sobn EiurfS, Gbuirman SSapette UNI
9olliOaD St8., eingeian0t mer0en. @s
lit Dem 9tationnIbunOe gun3 gleib.
| giilttg, oh Die @el0er an un3, ooel
oirett nod Ieutiblano ODER Deter,
reid geben, menn iie nur llnleren not.
lei0ellOen 9riloern ln0 Sd)ueitern IN
rethlthem reprdIentatiDen 0toBe 3lt,
flieBen. Sieies nad) 9entidlanS pbc,
SeitcrreldJ Senbeu lit ieopdD nit Der
8efabr perfniipft, oak bic 0clocr in
eugliid)e 6anoe fallen
Sd teiIe Sbnen gerne mil, ooB oie
@eloer ooer 6onos, Die bo8 Geuti6e
9ilfSfnIien gtationaIfomite, SSobn
Giarf8, Gorliber, erbQIt, nod einem
Ibfonrmen NIT Dem Stuat5ietretdr a.
8. Or. 9ernburg, Der oils 9feprGien,
tont 0e3 GeutIden 9oten areu5e3
lib in Seem Dort, @otel 9iib-Garlton,
altfbGlt, oQe an 9errn Iiarf3 einga.
Ionoten @eI0er an Die 9entIdDc Sut.
ifaft in gaibingtDn sur lle6erpei.
Iung fitr Die 3DGde fir oie iie be-
Itinrmt itnO, obgefiibrt tperoen. Die
tSOn0s uerben oanu benz Saut6nuie
Nnbu 2Oeb & So, 9tciu g)Orf, ii6erge.
ben, neldlcs Die glussablung in
GcntIhlauO burdD ieine Tiliale nnO
SOrreipOnbentcn geiudbrlciitct. Nnf
oicie gSciic lit bas geringite 9iiitfu be-
Icitt9t, baf bn8 8elb nidJt in Die rid.
ttgen S5Gnbc tnmmt. 9ln CSttternotio-
males 9ote8 arelt3 einge5abIt, 8eIoer
fonrmen allen straightforward 81, un0
Oen 9elttIden IeIbitreoeno 5ru flein-
item Geil gluh 8eloer. Die fir be-
| IItirantte St1'tttutionen, FerIonet lliiu.
bcitirtmt limo, tperoen ourh Oie Ser.
mtttlung Der 3entroIIteIle 0e3 9eut.
Iben Hoten &relt3e8 in Berlin ibrer
&cItimmunq in 9eutihIono o0er
0eitcrreit-ltnanrn 5ugefiibrt.
Wht 6inliht ouf S5bre erfrcrIihl
QtttteilunQ, 0aB 0orttge beutidlrnIit'
| idbc 2tmerifnncr 10 biilfrcid uno tren'
0cntid)ocnfeno bem Gicbesuerf iif
luiOmeu, bernerfe ih ber5Iih oanfen0
BOB in unIerem oeutihnmerifaniiher
g}ationoIbuno aIle millfonlnen Iino
| Oic 0ClttIhen 8eiit ltn0 0elttIhe Wfut
teriprncbe3uqeborigfeit beonipruheu
9un3 gleid), mo- tbre 8iege itan0. lii
Icrc groBe Sohe oeS 3liommenIhIie
benS oler 0cltIdumerifoner in unie
rem @ln0c frieht ntht am 0o0en
nod fennt iie poIitiihe @rer5en.
O}it ber5Iid5cn 8riiBen
SSS6r erqcbener
Or. 6. s. Seron1er.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
Heihsbentide, nebmt Gnd, ein gei-
Ipiel an ben SentidD- -9iniienl

Ser yQeutI6er &erolo" bot ihon
bGridieoentlid 0araltf bingeipieien,
mie eoelmiltig uno liberal Dos beutIdI-
ruiiiidlc Clement int 8elten on oent
2onoe ibrer Gdter un0 unIerer ge-
ueiniomen Wtutter @ermanta bdngr.
un0 mie Tie oltrh ibre 8eitrdge fir oaS
Sentid)e Hute Sirens Die 9eid)sSemt-
idlen gerabesu beId)Gmen.
90 ipuroen nod Der Omaha ySrt-
6une" bon Snttun, gte6r., allein bon
oortigen 9eutid-Ruiie iiber $1,000
beim graiioenten bes Nebrasfa
staatsoerbanbes abgeliefert, ndlnli4
ourh Serrn 8a1tor Mihoel Sofer ei-
ne 8emeinoe-aollefte bon $53S.20,
uno ourh bie Roltoren g. g. aobler,
s. 8ontmeI unb &c. 3ogg 8eneiltoe-
aoaeften I'M getra9e bon $477.50,
sniammen alio $tO15.7O. g8eitere
@aben tperben nod in allsiiht ge.
Itellt.
Sen Snt ab Dor ben bentiden RuB-
ldnbernl
- 9entidle, tnt Gnre Ser5en nno
5aId)en anf! Die Not lit trDb ber
beitid)en siese groR. Sbr iupbnt i'm
2anbe Der syiille! ananiert nidlt!
siib 9afDta ntnf seisen, mas oentidle
0ersen iinb. 36sert nidt lGnger!
sn ieoen Srt lolIte ein @ertrn1i-
enslnann geip1bIt tperoen Der Die
Somnlluneen fiirs Note arel5 be-
ioret. gu fnoliiern mare cine
EsAo.tSo
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
Ser Inbrana Der ;Seinbc. Is mar

bei eine1r ruiliihen 8eFangenentronS-
port noh ser Sdlaht BON 2onnen-
berg, oI8 infoIge 8agenmongeLS
mebrere Offi8iere in einem @ogen
oierter aloiie untergebroht tperoe:r
muBten. gIIS iic iid beihmeroefiibs
reno an Sen 6en transport leitenoen
Sffi5ier monbten, antlportete, oieier
flr5 aber boflth:lnSS So meine Serren,
Sic nriIliCt ihon entIhuloigen, aber
uuf einen ioIden 4norang iparen nlr
nidt borbereitet. "
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05

mis- zines @oetbe, eines 9eeibobett, e;-
mes amlr eben 10 beilig lit, ipie iein
Serb lmo feline S;hoae.
8afiir itehell mir @ud Elm NIT un-
ierem Rame uno nit unierer gbre!
Clnter5eihnet BON ben berborra-
genbiten oelttlhen Brofeiioren, @es
lebrten uno aiinitlern 9elti6lanos.
Die mir tuegen Galtnlntangels ipeglaI-
len nliiIien.)
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2ende areu5er pernen 5wet grOBe britfe areu5er Gt
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
9SrOteit segeu bic 2ii9e,
9cutIdle @ilienid)aft nnS Stunt idJlcn'
bern flammenbe NntlNgen gegen
bic 9sieoertrGdDtigfett Der
SeinDe IN Die 8elt
binans.

llcber bltnoert Ser berufenltcn bcuts
Ihen Nelcbrteu uno &iirtler bubcn
foIgenoen Erotelt gegen Die ol&f l(!i-
pobrbcit berubeu0e &ontpie8Delie Der
SSeinoe 0eutlhlon08 erboben rm0 nah
allen Nelttctleu gelunot:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-05
8eitere 9iOtc aren3-8a6en, Die beim
gGcntidDcr 6crpIo" eiulicfcn.

SiiIeton, Q. 9, ou6 @errn
&. 6. @onm gelammelt
Giehc Siiieton) ..........$2t 90
6D. 8rinfnonn GonoItota -. 100
ltn9cnonnt, Siour 5oll5 .... 100
Gbo8. Sod, Cotton ,....... 500
GbriIt. aIinf. Scotlono. ..... 500
0cntidjcr Gcrein Oun Ripes
itOnc So, Winu. ,....... 1000
3uimnnen bis 4. g}op. ... 5000. 90
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30

and stayed there until Spike Hen
Messy, who was the boys friend,
came and raised such an awful howl
that Cullinane and Reich had to let.
them out.
There's a lot doing>on the North
Side right now, They're going to
have some fun when they start raid
ing. But 1 gotta go in the civil ser
vice rooms now"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30
MINNESOTA WOMEN ANXIOUS
FOR MINIMUM WAGE

ST. Paul, Mimi, July 3o.-Woman
factory employees in Minnesota today
look forward to getting a minimum
wage of $875 week, with no ap-
prentice to be employed more than II
months at $6 week for the first six
months and 81 a week for the last six
months, following the passage Of
these regulations by the state fac
tory board last night
NEW RULES FOR MEAT
Washington, July -3o.-Because Of
shortage and high prices of meats,
the department of agriculture an
nounced today that under new meat
inspection rules effective November
1 packing houses will be allowed to
sell as 'second-class sterilized" GER
tain meat-c cooked and canned-from
animals with purely f1ocal' diseases.
The new regulations are more
stringent regarding ante-mortem in
spection and condemnation for fer
tilizer of diseased meat animals More
drastic rules for sanitation in pack
ing houses were also made That the
government can withdraw meat in
spection and thus bar delinquent
packers from interstate commerce is
another new rule.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30
POLICE GRAB oIRL-NoW ARE
OUT FOR HER IMAM"

The police picked up Esther Rose,
a very young girl, at Van Buren, and
State streets. Esther did the unwise
act of soliciting during a vice crusade.
So she was placed into the wagon
and taken to the station. There she
broke down and told story that
started the police out in search for
her man"
She said that a few weeks ago she
became acquainted with a man nam
ed Jack Reed and that the, two started
living together in the Empire Hotel,
Congress street and Wabash avenue.
She told the police that when she
went on the streets for money she
turned it over to Reed.
In court this morning she was fined
SIS and costs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30

1000
MEDDLING GoSsIPS GET JOLT
FROM A HUMAN JUDGE
John VanNess and his wife Flor
ence do janitor work and cleaning at
1901 Flournoy ST. Their home, where
four children eat, sleep and play tag,
is at As Whipple st. Most of the day
time the kids run the house, because
the parents have to stay away and
earn the stuff to pay for groceries.
Somebody thought the four kids,
from 5 to IA years old, were neglect
ed and starved and it was case for
the law and the courts to handle.
Gossip started. Meddlers began go
ing to the Warren av. station with
tales of terror about these children
left alone to face crool, crool world.
Anna Sheridan, policewomanS
made quick inspection, very quick,
and then swore out a warrant. One
day when John VanNess was oiling
a door and his wife was polishing a
chandelier at the fiat building where
they work, Anna Sheridan walked in
and arrested them for starving the
kids.
In Judge Gemmil's court yesterday
Fleda Benjamin, president of the
Forty-second Av. Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, testified, and so
did Mrs. ]. F. Jones, Selma Pearson
and business men and Sunday school
teachers. And they all said they
knew John and Florence VanNess as
two sober, hard-working persons, and
they knew the kids had plenty to eat.
Judge Gemmil threw the case out
of court and stopped all explanations
from Officer Anna Sheridan with the
abrupt command:
81 don't want another word from
you"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
NOTICE

In the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the estate of Dwight
Bradshaw, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the. un-
dersigned was, on the 10th day of
February, 1914, duly appointed and
qualified by the above named Court
IS administrators of the estate of
Bradshaw, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to file the
with the proper vouchers and
statutory affidavits attached with the
Clerk of said Court within three
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Dated March Z, A. ID. 1914.
FRANKIE F~REEMONTH,
SALTER & ROBINS,
Attorneys for estate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
OVERRIDING tiereeWork.

"Housekeepers every where recog-
nize that life is too v1aIable to spend
every hour of the a. in the mere
keeping of the house. No huuan be-
ing can be continuously efieieIt and
work more than eight hours In wen
ty-four. There are better Wa. more
scientific methods. more efficient Utan-
sils ."-Charles Barnard.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
Hobby a GOOD Thina.

A hobby outside of ones daily Ia
bors is really the best ki.-d of d hobby
to the complete chan@s Of mind and
thought and action VIII is necessary
to keep US in mental trim. bat, by
holding our interest, causes the pen
dulum to swing just as far in the OPP
posito direction, and SO keeps Us from
becoming mentally lop-sided.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
NOTICE

In the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
Bradshaw, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned was, on the 10th day of
February, 1914, duly appointed and
qualified by the above named Court
as administrators of the estate of
Charles Bradshaw, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with the proper vouchers and
statutory affidavits attached with the
Clerk of said Court within three
months from the date of the first
publication of tins notice.
Dated March Z, A. D. 1914.
FRANKIE FREEMONTH,
SALTER & ROBINS,
Attorneys for estate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
Condolences.

Mrs. Hen was in tears. One of her
little ones had been sacrificed to make
a repast for a visiting clergyman.
Cheer up, madam" said the rooster.
comfortingly. You should rejoice that
your son is entering the ministry. He
was poorly qualified for a lay mem.
Der, Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07
Beyond the Styx.

Plato-Let me see: They con-
demned you t. die. but permitted you
to choose the manner of your death.
Am | right? Socrates-That's right
l told them hemlock juice was my
potion. l said Ice cream first. but
they made me guess again--Puck-
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-03-07

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Putnam patriot., 1914-11-27
WEST WOODSTOCK

Sidney P. Butler of New Haven, has been spending few days with his mother, Mrs. P. 5. Butler.
 Mrs. Mary Whitaker, Mrs. Richard Hicks, and Mrs. C. C. Foster, attend ed the meeting of the Equal Franchise League which was held at East Wood l. stock, Nov. 18th.
 Calvin Foster, for fourteen years resident of West W woodstock passed away al the home of Mrs. r. S. Butler, where he has been residing for about four years, on Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock. For fifty years his life's work had been that of school teacher He was born in Hampton, Dec. ,, lS29. His first year of teaching was Tn Hampton. He was principal ot the high school In Southbridge, and later taught languages in preparatory school in Worcester. He also conduct ed a business college in Worcester, and was a much beloved and successful teacher. He leaves a widow and one son, Floyd C. of South Dakota. The funeral was held ion Tuesday at II o'clock, the burial in Barlow cemetery.
 There were no services at theCongre- gational church last Sunday
 Lawyer Haggerty ,of Webster has been spending few days at the Clark House.
 You can afford a telephone. Gall the local office and find out why. AdN