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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-25

hospitality except ths obsession OF q
loathsome work that soms man must
do and was set to do. MY God. Marta!
cease to be natural and human. ] am
machine. keep thinking. what II
war comes and some error Of mine let
the enemy know where to strike the
blow Of victory; or II there were infor-
nation l might have gained and failed
to gain that would have given us the
victory-if, because had not done my
part, thousands Of lives of our soldiers
were sacrificed needlessly!"
At that she turned on him quickly.
her face softening.
"You do think of that--the lives?"
Eyes, why shouldn't II"
"Of those on your side!" she ex-
claimed, turning away.
"Yes, of those first" he replied.
"And, Marta, I did not tell you why
Feller was here becauce he did not
want me to-"
hedges on either side around q statue
of Mercury.
"Now!" exclaimed Marta narrowly.
TT was you. Lanny. who recommend
ed Feller to us as gardener, compe-
tent though deaf! have proved him
70 be man Of most sensitive hearing.
I didn't let him know that he was dis
covered. You brought him here-you.
Lanny, you are the one to explain"
"True, he 10 not deaf!" Lanstron re-
piled. -
''He is a spy?" she asked.
"Yes, a spy. You can put things In
bright light, Marital" He found words
coming with difficulty in face Of the
pain and disillusion Of her set look.
"Using some man as a pawn; setting
him as a spy in the garden where you
have been the welcome friend!" she
exclaimed. "A spy on what-on my
mother, on Minna, on me, on the flow.
ers, as a part Of this monstrous game
of trickery and lies that you are play
ingY
There was no trace Of anger In her
tone. It was that of one mortally hurt
Anger would have been easier to bear
than the measuring, penetrating won
der that found him guilty Of such a
horrible part. Those eyes would have
confused Partow himself with the
steady, yelling intensity Of their gaze
She did not see how his left hand was
twitching and how he stilled its move
ment by pressing 1t against the benci.
"You will take Feller with you when
you go!" she said, rising"
Lanstron dropped his head in kind
Of shaking throb Of his whole body and
raised q face white with appeal.
Marital" He was speaking to a pro
file, very sensitive and yet like ivory
"I've no excuse for such an abuse o.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-25
Ito be continued)

The newly elected officers of the
Medina W. c. T. U. are: Pres, Mrs.
Frederick Haas; sec., Mrs. Mildred
Hartman. They are both delegates
to the State convention at Newark,
Oct. IA, Is, 16,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
IN MEM0R|AN

Mobridge, 5. d., Oct. ~. 1911.
Whereas. it has pleased the
Supreme Architect of he Universe
to call from labor to rest our dear
ly beloved Brother Reginald Field,
who died October llth, 1914.
therefore
Resolved. That in the death of
Brother Field, his family have lost
"a devoted son and brother. the
Lodge a faithful and useful mem-
Der and the community au upright
and honest citizen
Resolved, That we will bear IN
grateful remembrance the zeal ani
fidelity with which Brother Field
discharged all his Masonic duties.
and will try TO initiate his devotion
to the grand principles of oar
/ paternity.
Resolved. That we tender our
heartfelt sympathy to the be"eaved
family and recommend them to the
care of that God whom Brother
Field served, and in whom he
trusted.
Resolved. That ii copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon our
T. cords and copy sent to the
family OF our deceuSed Brother.
Sighed, II y MoSuER,
y. j. BUTTON,
{. IL CARTMELL,
Committee.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
STATE COLLEGE WILL TEST
SAND AND GRAVEL FREE

Realizing the great need OF def
nite information about the con
crete making qualities of South
Dakota sand and gravel the De-
partment of Experimental Engi-
neering of the South Dakota State
College is undertaking an investi-
CATION of these materials and de-
sires the cooperation OF all those
interested in such an investigation.
1t is aimed to make the tests Of
such nature that as many as
possible may be repeated by the
concrete user himself when he feels
the need Of so doing.
TIC make the investigation of as
wide and general value as possible
anyone who has such materials is
invited to send samples for such
tests. There vii! be no charge for
such work. Before sending SAM
Piles kindly write to the Expert
mental Engineering OF the State
College at BrOokings, when full
directions will be given and ship
ping tags sent.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
Announcements

wish to inform the voters of
Mobridge and WalwOrth Comfy
that am IL candidate for the
office of sheriff. ON The republican
ticket vii! appiec ate the votes
OF all vino think can and Will
fulfill the duties OF the sheriff ;
Office. if elected, not only to the
best Of my ability but to the inter
est of the people all the time and
thank in advaEce the voters who
cast their ballot in my favor. Fol
the information of the voters who
have recently cane 10 WaIwor,h
county, ! wish to inform them. of
the fact that am Il tax pa>er and
IN cid settler having taken up
my residence in this county in
1888 and have resided here evel
since and will appreciate an invest
igatiOn of my record as a citizen
X l.. IIUGH>
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

football aggregation by score OF
II to & last Monday on the iocal
grldlrOn came as complete sur
prise to the visiting team Al
though the score seems to show a
decided victory, the game was one
Of the most fercely fought con-
tests that was ever played here
Huron really outplaying the local
eleven in straight football. The
next game for n. y /. S. is with
Glendale next Saturday.
a Law Club was organized this
week, which will be known as the
Beta lambda. with twenty charter
members. All male students in
the four upper years of work in
school at all interested in the study
OF law are eligible to leadership.
1t is the plan of the club to con.
duet mock trials and Congress
sessions in the course of the year.
and it is predicted that the organ
izatlon will bee me PEI manent and
prove one of the most interesting
societies in the school. If so. it
will he the first organization of it's
kind to exist at the y. n. |. s.
The Northern Normal and In
dnStrial School was well repre-
>pnted at the South Dakota Educa-
tlonal Association this week at
DeadwoOd 10y members of the
faculty. w. T.. johnson. Prcsi-
dent, K. {. ~ oOdburn, at the head
Of the department Of Education.
NJ VI. Guhln, Principal OF the
Training School, and Zillah f..
Wilson, supervisor of the Seventh
and Eigth grades, were all
scheduled to take part on the pro-
gram Misses Williams. super
visor Of the primary department,
and Mary J. Meek. instructor of
English, were also in attendance.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
SHORT COURSES At
STATE COLLEGE

Five short courses are offered
this year by the State College
covering % farm and home train
ing, (2) cream testing. (3) trac-
ton engineering, (4) creamery
management, and (5) automobile
operation. The course for cream
testers is the first chronolOgically,
Dec. l4.l8, inclusive. The dates
for the other courses are: Farm
and Home Short Course, Jan. Ill;
Traction Engineering. Jan. Il,
June 4; Three Months Creamery
Course, Jan. II, April /; and
Automobile Course, May "a, June
4. Merely nominal fees are
charged for instruction. Anyone
desiring a special bulletin concern
ing these courses should write to
President EllwoOd {. Perisho.
BroOkings.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
WON THE HORSE CASE

The case OF Parks VS.. Latham,
in which a number of other horse
men in this vicinity were also de-
PENDANTS, was decided by jury in
circuit court last week in favor of
the latter.
Judge {. {. Carpenter Of The
firm of Carpenter & Morrison of
Mobridge, conducted the defense
in such an able manner that no
doubt was left in the min1s Of the
jury aud Il verdict was quickly
rendered for the defendants.
Charles Sunderlin, alias Jim
Clayton, charged with grand
larceny. was acquitted by the jury
in his case. Judge Carpenter de.
Tended him.
The Ed Marty case was con
tinued for the term. The Range
Gazette.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

The Republicans of Edmunds,
WalwOrth and COrsOn counties are
TO be congratulated upon having a
man of MIR. Beebe's characteristics
to look after their interests at
Pierre.
lie Is man of wide experience.
being an able lawyer, president of
the Bank Of Ipswich and extensive
ly interested in farming.
For the four years past which
he served Edmunds county as
states attorney. never word of
dissatisfaction or distrust was
heard. Ever anxious to be sure
OF his ground before the legal
machinery of the county was set
in motion, once started it worked
skillfully, impartially and relent-
lessly.
His record as states attorney.
as business man and as citizen
marks him as an ideal agent of the
people at Pierre. If elected his
every thought will he for the best
interests and wishes of his con
stituents.
lie is an enthusiastic booster for
better roads and about year ago
offered cash prizes for the best
article written by school children
on The Yellowstone Trail y This
was a ease of using his money to
encourage interest in something
for the public good in the minds
OF the boys and girls. who are the
men and women Of tomorrow. He
is again Offering cash prizes for
similar articles.
His every move marks Il remark
able interest for the good of this
state and the voters Of EdmundS.
Walworth aud COrson counties
cannot do more to protect and fur
ther their own interests than to
cast their ballot for M. Pin Beebe
or senator. Bowdle Pioneer. ADV
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
MAKE GREAT PROPOSITION

The Miss Brothers are deter
mined to meet the prices of the
catalogue houses and have started
Oh Il daring campaign for the bu>l
ness which is now going to the
mall order houses. A glance at
their quarter page advertisement
will convince anyone that the
above statement is true; a careful
perusal will, if followed 10y accep-
tance of their offers, do II lot to-
ward helping reduce the grocery
bill this month Their advertise
ment and circular letters state that
they can aud will meet mail order
competition. That is broad
statement; and one OF the greatest
opportunities that has ever been
presented to the people Of Mo-
bridge and deserves commendatiOn
and patronage.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
NEWS NOTES
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen, SOath DakOta.

The Mathematical Club, attended
by about fifty members, enjoy Il a
very interesting program Friday
evening.
The campus has taken on Il de
cided aspect Of Fall the past week
The trees which through the hot
summer months have afforded such
excellent shade and added 10 the
beauty of the grounds. have shed
most of their leaves and taken on
al appearance very suggestive Of
furs and OyercOat'.
w. j. Bryan, Secretary of State
will speak in the auditorium Sun
day afternoon, aud it is believed
that he will deliver his famous
lecture on the Prince of Peace
pertaining perhaps more directly
to the condition in Europe aud
Mexico. His speech Will Le fol-
lowed 10y concert b! the famou.
Dixie Jubilee Singers, which gives
a public entertainment the evening
previous.
The defeat Cf liuron's strong
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

to IL 80 am. and 1:3O to $50
pm. and she charges but Sl.OO Il
month. This afternoon she is to
give a HaIIOwe en- party to her
pupils and their mothers.
The kindergarten is good thing
and Mrs. Green should get as much
encouragement as possible in this
undertaking as il is something
MObridge can well support and
the charges within reach of all
A slide will be put on at the
Pastime theatre Saturday evening
showing Mrs Green's class the
first day.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
KINDERGARTEN NOW
ESTABLISHED

Mrs. Lon Green opened kin
dergarten class, at her residence,
two weeks ago with nine children
in attendance. At the present
time she has an attendance Of
seventeen with several more parents
contemplating sending their little
ones. This new project seems to
take we'll with the children and
parents as we'll and Mrs. Green is
quite sure she can secure large
enough class to make it worth
while. The hours are from $50
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
and another election would be
public favor we'll bestowed.

public favor we'll bestowed.
VIM. kunz for Assessor and Fred Spiry.
John Nusz and Z. ]. Eklo for Commissioners
For assessor, VIM. Kunz, and
for commissioners, Fred Spiry,
John Nusz and Edin J EklO, all
are in whom the party has conf
dence. Their election would be
no mistake, and the public would
be guaranteed good and effective
service. This is also true of w.
5. James. Geo. V. Staberg, Aug.
Siebrecht and John G.. Vawter as
justices, and John Diegel and
j. ii. Huber as constables.
Especial notice should be taken
of the fact that cross must be
placed opposite the name of each
candidate voted for, the voting of
a straight ticket by cross at the
top having been dispensed with.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
COUNTY TICKET

For State Senator, 37th Dist.
NJ. Pin Beebe.
For State Representative. 4lst Dist
Arne Strand.
For County Treasurer
+. f. Gehrki.
For County Auditor
W. +. Hoffman,
For Sheriff -
IL. l.. Hughes.
For Register of Deeds
Emanuel Baer.
For Clerk of Courts
f. &. Powell.
For Supt. of Schools
f. Ii. Noteboom.
For States Attorney
"A. A. Brown.
For County Judge
w b. Burr.
For County Surveyor
A. S. Mannus.
For Coroner
5. RCsenthal.
For County Assessor
VIM. kunZ.
For County Commissioners
Fred Spiry. f.. j. Eklo and
John Nusz.
For Justices OF the Peace
w. S. James, Geo. V. Staberg,
Aug Siebrecht and John Y.
Nawter,
For Constable
John Diegel,
For Constable
j. III. Huber.
The voting population of Wal
worth County is Republican by a
large majority. lie political be-
liefs of her citizens incline to Re
publican policies. and there is
nothing in the present political
situation to Justify a change in
these beliefs. On tie other hand
tie conditions would seem to
fortify the Republican viewpoint,
This being true, the selection of
good and efficient men is the only
other step necessary to warrant a
continuance Of tie confidence re-
posed III the party in this county.
lhe Republican committee believes
tins has Deen done and presents a
set of candidates worthy of your
favor.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
a Brief Statement OF the Merits of
Republican Candidates Presented
For Your Cons liberation


For United States Senator
Chas. IL. Burke, of Hughes.
For Congress, 3rd Dist
Royal c. Johnson, of Brown.
+ ~ Governor
Frank NJ. Byrne, of Faux.
For Lieutenant Governor
Peter Norbeck, of Sphinx.
For Secretary of State
Frank M. Rood, of Stanley.
For Attorney General
c. c. Caldwell, of Miner.
For Auditor
J. f.. Handlin. of Meade.
For Treasurer
A. w. Ewert, of Hughes.
For Com. of 5. and l.. Lands
Fred Hepperle, of Mcpherson.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction
Chas. II. Lugg, of Hutchinson
For Railroad Commissioner
i W. Dougherty, Of Hughes.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

Frank f.. Gehrkl, the present
register ot deeds. Is popular
young man who has demonstrated
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
Pin BE ebe for Senator aud
4. Strand for Representative

The nomination OF Pin Beebe
for senator and Aine Strand for
representative gives legislative
representation to both the business
aid farming interests. Mr.. Reebe
is a young man of excellent quail.
ties, we'll equipped to represent the
district. and Mr.. Strand is one of
the solid farmer citizens Of this
county, aud one whose good iudg-
m Mt eau always he relied upon.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

DR.. Roscnthal is IA candidate for
co,oncr. He has served in this
capacity before, very satisfactorily
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30
A. S. Names for Surveyor

Arthur S. Names for surveyor,
is IA candidate possessing the tech.
meal knowledge requisite for this
position, and he has demonstrated
his value to the public in first
term. He L. entitled lp reelection,
and a verdict will no doubt bp
rendered to that effect.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-30

his efficiency AS public servant,
and his record for four years is a
sufficient guarantee of his qualif-
cati ms and work. His knowledge
of & G.rman will be a very available
requirement as county treasurer,
the Office to which he aspires; and
his candidacy is presented with
every assurance of its merits.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-22

I| i gsGEllM El nEaAIHEG nG|||
PICTURE Of SELF
UNBosoMS HIMSELF TO
MEMBERS OF NATIONAL
PRESS CLUB
A VOL CANIC SPIRIT
because There is No Eruption Is
No sign The caIdron Z. /.
Doesn't Boil

Washington, March 2I.--fn his heart
10 heart tslk with the newspaper men
Friday night President Wilson gave
the following statement as TO his feel
ing with reference TO the Presidency.
II was just thinking OF my sense OF
confusion OF identity, sometimes. when
] read articles about myself. /, ney-
er have read an article about myself
In which ! recognized myself, and I
have come TO have the impression that
must he some kind OF fraud, because
! think d great many of these articles
Eare sritten In abEoiutely good faith.
]; treinble 10 think or tho variety and
Ifalseness in the Impressions make
and it Is being horne in one me, so
that II may change my very SiIsposi.
ton +thas Y am a cold and removed
ftefson who hasra thinking mackine IN
side which he adjusts to, the circunf-
stances which he does not allow to be
iIi5TEsd any N ifiSs5 % . -
emoti0n OF any kind but turns like d
cold searchlight en- an hing llas i IS
presented TO his attention and makes
/ II work. 4 am mot aware of having
any detachable apparatus inside of me.
On the contfnfS Il Il 5sssssse ID
myself, I suuid say that my constant
tions That are inside 90 me
ttfon ma not helleve II. hlit I solnes
times feel Ike q far from esitinct sofs
uqLio and ii. me IN Va Itlt E5 1II7 - -
(, sfili oyer, Ii tB because ynu are not
high enough % see into the basin ard
see the seei dgons sboi Beespse truly
sgeUflsme IN tnp position y 4
occupy there yis e feeling whic
not know how to express than k5 Il Z
ps.salQ Qpate sense ot being eonneetea
tipnahlp % resp0nsibllity Not nlere-
Z " The responsibility Of oisieo, Nd 6iSssl
ilknosa there are enough tliiags intils
fsesserla that need sn Re rprfectad.
have mixed. hfst and lest. With
Z all sorts and conditions 0f mon there
are m * few kinds of nner that have
10 bt desnribed 70 me, and sheFe uye
tss Tow kiTitls Of exper.onca8 t.tot
4 have toSsF ysscfihsa 10 ne AMI d wllusl
Think aaf tho number 0f men who Agb
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-22

looking to me as the representative OF
2 nsstss, With the hope for all varieties
OF spIyatiou from SiIe siiing5 itsy are
strugEling in the midst of. it makes
me tremble.- 1t makes me tremble rot
only with ssGss os ny own snede-
tauacy and weakness, hut as IL were
Ishaken by the very thiT % that are
shaking them; and IL seem oircum-
spect, 1t is BECAUSE am SO diligently
trying not to make any colossal blum
iders. II You just calculated the num-
her of bllrnders fellow can Elake In
"a hours If he is not careful, and if he
does not listen more than he talks, you
woul see something OF the feeling that
i have.
II was amused the other day at a re-
mark that Senator Newlaads made.
4 had read him the trust message !
was 10 deliver to congress some ten
days before / delivered It, and / never
stop .dortoFing things OF that kind un-
|ttl the day / have to deliver them.
When he heard It read 70 congress he
said i think Il was better than when
you read IL to me-" i said Senator,
there Is cne thing which do not think
you understand; ] not only use ell the
brains ] have hut all can borrow.
and have borrowed q lot since 1 read
II to You first That dare say, Is
what givea the impression OF ciycum-
stances. liam listening; I am trying
diligently to collect all the brains that
are borrowable that I may not make
more blanders thar. it is lnayita hle. that
a man should make who has great fim-
itations OF knowledge and capacity.
And the emotion OF the thing is so
grAht that suppose must be some
king OF a mask to conceal 1t. reAie
iy feel sometimes as IL i were mas-
|duer aiding when I catch picture of
myself In some printed descript In
between things that i have to do as n
public olijcer never think OF myself
as the President OF the United states,
IbecausaF1 never llEd an sonsS OF being
identities with that. .ofIlce. j feel like
70 person appointed Tor u a cegtain
Itifis IN 1sss -
fiee aSid 4 feel Just as much outside of
itsat THIS moment as did before was
eIecied - II feel Just al ma ucll ptft-
Side ps Il Saa i stil feel oHssfde of the
govern lent of the United States
NJ MIN poaiz imagine hineeIf the
goverfhieHt of the pnited Statess pltf
be eeuld md defstaild that eptne part
Iuf his fellow citizens had told him to
10 aud e1n q certain part og Il the,
best 2 &, sgew hotp. net could not
|thtna Itself. it w0ufd ast mske ri la
IreaSl cns bic for running Il The best he
knew how The machine IL. 50 JInucn
ar sf,sstf :. -
1reSler thar himself the once q
much greater than be can ever be.
ii 4 che most he can do Is 90 look
Efs encGst and 2no@eessed
ien0uglis 40 seem TO iiil II. ( can hard-
" ssfrain every nos aad again from
dipping tie public The wink, aa much
as 10. say .tt IS only no. that IS inside
this thlAs fknow. perfectly W ell that
weill have TO pet out pFesenfly. i
know that then / will io0lE 3sist my own
a,foper 81 q and thai for the Tine heing
ksss prop ortsots are soltewi hat refracts
E'ot exampIes take mattera 6f this
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-22

L
sort; !wili moi say Yhetner 1t Is wise
or nnwise, simple or grave. but GER
sSiH presidents have ssssss established
lnat IN certain compaHIesi the tres-
ldehI must leave the room Hrst, and
people must give way To him. They
must not sit down II he - standing up.
it IS very #uncomtortaple thing to
nave nave 10 think oil all the other people
eySrytithe get up and sit down. So
taat when get guests m my house and
sne PUBIC is smut out, adjourn being
bSrresldent and take leave to DO a gem
tleman they draw BACK and insist
'upontnly doing something hrst, firm
ly decline. There ara blessed inter-
Vais ~hen forget By one means or an
other that lam President OF the United
Estates. One means by which for-
get Is to get rafting good detective
story, get after some imaginary of
tender, and chase hlmiali oyer--pref-
erably any continent but this because
the various parts OF this continent are
becoming painfully suggestive to me.
Ene posiotice and many other things
which stir "reminiscences have sick
He'd them Der with q pale cast OF
thonghf. There are postoftiees to
(which wouldn't. thinK or mailing a
letter, which can't think OF without
trembling with the knoWieuge OF ali
the iheRrtburnings of the struggle there
was In connection with getting some
body Installed as postnaast
NOW, " \ were IrSvsz ~ " sSSiiSi came
not infrequently to these rooms.
You know was in Washington but a
few times and for very few hours un-
til scame last year, und never ex-
pect to see the inside Of the public
buildings In Washington until my term
is over. The minute turn up any
where, am personals conducted to
iaBsistsnt curators and every other
blocming Official t;;r:::ss -, and they
show me so much attention that /
don't see the building. would have
to- SAY stand aside and let me see
what you are showing % 2 Some day
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