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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Mm 9anftas
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Hnterbaltuus smm geitsu bee
auaben.YrOtsetorp itatt.

sim bentigen Dpnuerstae, BENT
Dantiaaunsstase finbtt albeRbs in
Der Wulitballe cine llnterbaltung itait.
bertn grtras gum geitsn bss anabsn
protectorp auf Wi. Mlperno unb bes
Ct. gincsnt 6sims bsjtimmt lit.
Den sSreunbsu unb @Dnnsrn bfr be:s
ben glnitdIien. bic bsr WsraHitaltuns
bsiipobnen ipsrben, itebsu senubrsi6e
Stunbsn bebor. btnn iiir ben aknb
III Elm abipedslunssrsl9ss unb In
tsreHaBtes prosramm auiammsnas,
itelIt tpOrbsn, bas fait ausfdlitbIih
BON ben anabsn burdssfiibrt tptrb.r
tpirb.
Sn erfter Clinic ipirb bas pro-
ardinm cine Reibe bon turnerifdxn
llebunaen brinssn. bi. NIT GROCER
Sorafalt sinitubisri ipurben unb
siptifsIsobns ent9uiiafiiiHs NtifaIl
bsrDorrufer psrbsn.
glls sidstperiGuf,r In bsr Dor,
office funsieren bic fclsenben Ser.
ren: 9fnton Ronnsbanin, Senrn
positer unb SoI. q. Sif9fslb.
sidetsinnshmsr iinS bic 6srren:
Sobn Rolfes. 6snrb llHtmnnn, atnrp
guebrmau. Sol. 9rinfman, f., Bern
SHoenfelb, 6snrb llotert, 6enrr
S&ieIe, Jof. grOllis. gonrab Gbner,
Gbrift. Grupsnboff, &. .. 8. 6eIis
mann unb Carl Risfer.
alls Sibnnipsiier funsisrsn bic Ser.
rem: ffreb. geisler, gbn. Sspdlb,
Gbp. q. @artner, Geo. Bubble, Geo.
Doeraer, gbip. 7. WulIner, Geo. Roe.
mig, s. 8. ebrid, GLEN Sibbsln,
.Sohn Ndgsi. Sol. $. Wsnitrup, Wm.
Witte, Sof. 9ernine. 0incsnt 8. Bed.
man, 3. 8. Rrosssr. Mif. 2attus.
Mm. 2u.ning, Z. 8. Sanssen. Geo.
q. gusfder, 8. Sdparl aue, Guns
bsrmnnn. Sobn Missiarnp. Bern. 6.
Dorssr, Jreb grintsr, Nidolas San-
ion, Sobn Wsisriamp, Sohn 8.
MeBer. Norbsri J. 9erning. Nm. u.
Miller, serbert 3. Oorssr. s5r,b.
Sdaipsr. aua. gsim.i&s srsb. Don.
bsrabe. Jobn o. Sepl, Nm. Masbs
ring, Geo. Trdn3. :. 3. audb. Gee.
8. gedman. gko. 8. silinfsr. Jodu
gfbi, Q. gsbsrmnnn, Gbas. Jobanjing,
ecuis Mcips.amp, Sol. gDorbsmdnn.
n. McIlsr. Sof. 9rinfmnn, IT,. gpm.
9ciimsper. Bern. Camping. gbu. q.
5hosntofi, Spbn 8. Msntbaus, 1en.
III 9rueder, 6snrp Msirole unb Der.
nan Mitienberq.
Die OrbnunasmGnNS iinb Die fol.
lenben 6errsn: 6tnrp mebmann, 20.
'sph aattus, aorsnb Bed, Sobn Wilp,
osnrp Msil, H., 2lnton Bon ber
onar, Bern. Siridsr, ailIiun atitsrer.
Bern. gurbid. Sobn Winisrina, Jpf.
b. Gisfie. sfsp. Doniiraib, sgranl
ysrbsrs unb 8, 8. Giltna,
Die aerrsn, bic ala Gidttperidufer
lnt Gibnnspeiftr iungisren Iinb IT,
u9t iih am Gonutritoa Mbenb prG.
lie feds llhr am Ginsanu 3ur p2us
Il 6cIls an Der Gin Gira6e bA
,srrn s. aOltmsper su rasIbsrl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Gas eammsliusrf.

g|affor 8. sIldnb BON gatsspiIle.
sSnb.. BAT bas liebtsptrt untsr isinsr
Gsmsinbs porgsnommsn unb aIs Grs
irda $50 sinasididt NIT bem folssns
ben 9eglsiiiHrsiben:
9aiespille. sSnb., "a. Hop.
Gssbrter 6err 6iiIismnnn!
Gsnbs ssbnsn. nahbsm ih In meis
nsr gemeinbs. Der bsutIGen Gpana.
autb. ct. pa,ilus Demeinoe 5u GroB
gioobs, 9atsspills, gum gtIisn Der
qrisgsnotbleibsnbsn in Deutidlnnb
nnb Ceiterreih etIihe Sonutaae ge.
jammsIt babe (rnsine @abs einseI6Ioi,
fen, $10), 80 Dollars. Quittiren gle
I'm WoIisbIatt: Grbalisn BON Der
Dtuiidsn epans. ct. paulus gss
meinne aii grob Roabs, 9dtsspilIs,
Snb., 30 Dollars. ss9 boffe, bab
noh bisls Gentinbsn lire pflidjt unb
Ghuibisisit ihun ifnb baburd pisIs
belize Sbrdntn astrodnsf itnb itbpsrt
Seufssr atftillt ipsrben f5nnen.
a&tuussDoI. 8. iFJaus. paitpr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

SObn Miuiam 8urseb, IA, Jountaiu
eitp, anb., unb Qtnna Margaret
uioRaHpn. AZ, BON Sbanbon.
georse Urban, itarb ssftrn
Mprsen tn Ieiner Wobnuns Ho. 837
Grnntlin StraBe. i'm utter bon go
Sabren on Sdpdde. Ct bintsrldBt
bic @attin unb fiinf ainbsr.
- efImire 1uder bat Winidm Gus
der ipestn WernahldiTiguns auf
Gfsibuna Derflast. Tas paar beis
ratbste in Glermont gounip, g., am
IL. Wlai 1887, unb bat apei ainbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

iinIer aseni in SamiIisn III
Serr Gbnarb Grad, 449 Sib Ifnfte
Strahe. gea Sci. 476 g., Game
ehuHe 163tN.
- Die bieiigs poIi;siitdtion be5srs
bergts pprIsBts Haht 102 2anbitreis
der, ipslae s,itern MOrssn um balb
6 llbr bon ben Nahtpoli5iiteu an bic
Stabtgrsnse In Der RGbe bss ct.
MarisH GrisObofs beslsitst lpurbsn
unO ben 8sfshI erbi.lten iid roiiuns"
su MAIDEN. Sine 9lnsabI bsrieIben
funO.n isbo6 ipdttr ibrsn Bss pisbsr
mad Der Stabt 5uriid, I'm Don Saus
gu Saus fir i6r Jriibitiid su bsti.In.
Wia S9ornton, Elm aus gineins
nati itammenber Garbissr tpurbs bier
ssitern Wlitias auf Werbn9t bin Der.
haft.t, aus benz 9oIbrodsf4 Sdubs
labsn in Der Siib 3. Sirabs, siH paar
Saube ssitpbIen 81 babtn.
6iibn.rbisx itablen pcrIebis
Nadt aus benz Stall bon .gabe"
Srimbls, DON Der Walnut G,irabs, 8
Sibnsr elmer 5arbigen BON ber
Song Gtrabs, Is Siibnsr unb aus
bem StaIl bintsr Der Wobnung bon
RO. 42l Sbort Gtrabe, 13 Siibusr.
- 9iebs arnettisrten rorlebis gla9i
in bem Gabeu Der Samilion Broier.
age Co., bon Der Court Sirabe pier
pdar Shu9e unb ein setpiisr Sus.
2eunsban rpurbe NIT sinem pcar Der
S6ubs i'm 9eiib in Gslpobriam &c.
H0mmeR.
- Die Satin bss Sarbisen @ik
liam Sbunnou, Qellie Sbannon, ipurs
be seiiern sbenfdIls i'm bieiissn Sri.
minalgeri6ts Der GrpreFuns fir
f6ulbia bsfunben. Sic tpoIIts nit ibs
rem Mann ben 5enrD ausspurssr in
gtiobIstOpn 5000 bur6 erprefuns
erlaussn.
- William 9oaa bat Sun unb
5eIsn 5drrpo i'm bieiisen Gsri6t ne.
gen elmer Gorbsrung bon $452.95 Der.
tlagt.
- 9us 2(uiomobil bon o. 81.
Burt ipurbs porssiisrn absnb an Der
&rsu3uns Der g., 8. Ii. .. 9dbn nabe
Der SpcamOre Strnbs, RON elmer Rdns
airlotomotips eeirpfien unb 5eririims
inert. 5err unb f5rau Soispb Wbitas
tsr fparen e6enfnlls In benz gtutomobil
llno euftamsn nit Serrn Burt obns
Serr Burt unb 5trr
Wbitatsr iinb afngsitellts Der q. 3,
Saipger Co., ipsIde bic 9isbJWlain
Strubs aonlrstsgriids baut.
- Ri6ter gcnlldugbton erbislt elm
gefhd DON gDbilip Msnger, bon
Diibbleioipn, cine llntsrfu6nns iiber
ben gsiites3uitanb BON GpabslIe pauI
= Seiratbsiheine: Gbparb aams
nersr, 80, unb Mnnd aeapin, 20, BEL.
De bon bier. emmett Wleebdn, 23,
pQibbletopn unb WlDrtics Craig, 19,
DOsrpsds; Garl Qsipis s5or, 81, unb |
Dlaube Mas Gsiisr. %, beibe BON
glibbletunn; qfrtbur Wm. Wfnbis, |
n, unb 9aSa Sau, 19, bsibe Don
Ctsana; SOi. 9. Goplf, 28. unb Glsos |
'atra Scott 18. bsics Don 3amiItOu. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

be BON bier; sbomas JarIeb. 35, por
Cincinnati, O.. unb Gbelpn Donnsl
| n, %, BON bier; 8ernarb 8lairfen
2S, BON Cincinnati, 8, unb 2oiiiic
gerfemeier, 23, BON bier; 6. 6
Sueg, 46, BON Cincinnati, g., uni
5rau Marp Reiner. 35, BON bier.
sraurise 3utanbe.
Srau CHARLES Raiiou, prdfibsntir
Der Campbell 60. SumanitGts Sc.
iellT6aft, fanb ssitsrn i'm 9auie Ro,
Ais SO. 4. Strabe trauriss 3uitdnbe,
Charles grofpn liegt an Der S1piuDs
iudt unb feline Satin on Der Waher-
iu6t barnieber. Der ID Sabre al.s
Sobn 1T Die ein3ige SiIfe. Die NO
tbise Siilfe tpurbe geleiiiet.
BON einem Auto il iiberz
fabren.
CHARLES aeason. rs, RON Der GIften
unb patterion Strabe, lpurbs ron eis
nem gtutomobil in Der glftsn Stras
Be, stpiifen Der patterion unb Sia'
bella Strabe nieoerseItoben unb era
bebli6 perleBt. Gr purbe nab Der
Sffice BON Or. Sissins ssbraat, Der
inn Die n0tbiss Siilfs leiitete 9as
9lnto trug bic Nc. 1928 Sp. unb ioa
Gissutbum Der 9fnbretu Steel Worts
iein.
Geraeant 80. 9a1ts pom 9.
cSni. BEG, Der iib auf urldub befanO,
IL fpieber na6 9areoo, 2sras, abse'
rsiit.
0as 1T. sbomas 5eusr De-
pdrtement mar felt ben lsBten paar
saaen bamit bsI9Gftigi eiR 9rpbs
fsuer i'm SishIono Siitritt gu lolten.
= Bernard Meblinq, Sc Sabre
ut, itarb geIisrn in isiner @olnuns,
90. 1898 9arrurb GOe., an einsm
S6lasfIub. Gr binterldbt feline 9ats
tin unb msbrers SiHpsrn.
- %. 8rag beriatstc Der qoIi3si,
bdb ibm 25 Siibner aug Dem Staue
Rp. S21 Wsabiipn 9lOenue seitobIen
nurben.
@runDeisentbum5 llebertrdguna
gen: +. 2stto an SO. 9. MoOrs, Got
go. AZ uno 5hii Der Cots glp. Al II.
81 on Caroline Strabe. 81. W. ..
Mlpore an Wassie 9stto, baNeIhe
@igentbum, 81. 6. 8. 0obrmann
an 2puiie S6roelter. Got an Der Gress
cent 9lpenus, IiibIid ter 6. Strube,
$3.50. 6. q, SOuitOn an 9.~. gns
gel, Cots l, 2, s unb 9 in Der ar.
noIb SomeiteaO, 81. y. e. @nseI on
2ouiie SaroeIter, bafisIbe Gisens
tbum, 81. Clifton 9Orppu on Mate
tie 6. 2ubsote, Got go, 144 III Der
Sebaus llnterabtbeilung, 81.
- Sn ibrem seitamente berma6ts
sliiabetb Gnbreb is $500 an 9sOrs
5uiel, WtLlie Suber unb 500 Der
ct. 9lloDiius Stride. Den Reit En-
5dlt ibr SDhn Grsb. Suier. 96omas
sppers 1T Grseutor.
- gbriitina 9eI.r psrmn6. aass
ibrsr S9psitsr Murp Deblinger uno
,rnsunt iie sur Gretutrir otns Bomb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
sabneutueibe, sfou3ert uHo
4ilbersV orfteIluns,
serauiialiet BON
GOuinaloa Siaotue baaou. Damsabm.iO
am GaHs'asnHssabssS, 90. 0pp.
In Der 1uruballe.
GiHtritt loe. aHfnUa utr. 226G

eeraniiaIiel bom

Die 9isiuport Office fur bas Gin
tinnatier guifsblntt" befiubet iid ia
RO. 339 YOrf Strake, seseniiber BEN
G.urtbOuie, muIelbit Renisfeiten, an'
jrisen II. I. M. bis 10 llbr 45 aRinu'
ten gbeubs eatgegensenpmmen wer'
ben.
- Am Sale ton .. 8. Danbo sss
gen @m. 0uIftaugs. I'm $1057 su-
riidsusrlnngsn, bis er auf Rsnnpfsrbs
DsrIor, qaben Die 9efdporenen imgirs
cuitgeridie eiH llrtbeil Fir ben Der.
tlagten.
- Die gp. prot. ct. sSobannes u.
ct. paulus Sirhen unb bic SoIsm
m. 6. STRIDE balten bsute ipe5isIle
Saniogungs @ottesoienite a6.
= Seie Wis9ers psrtlasts ssitern
Soiepb Wlebsrs uuf 3a4luns bon $500
fir Qliments.
- Der giepport guiineb Wlens
Glub bat ben Syebera.eo Motbsrs
CLUB erIu9t bic Weibna1tsbeihssrs
una fir bic MiitslloTen IN Qsipport Su
iibernebmen. ba bic msiitsn am 9om.
mittee Dd6renb Der Geiertass sss
ihdftlid berbinbsrt iinb.
- Die 0eppprt gilbert Gompanp
binteriegte i'm gountpssribte ibre s5n.
corporations papisrs. Das @runo.
tapital 1T $4,000. Die Sncorporas
loren iiub Soiepb R., = D. g., Qls
bert2 :, - u. q. uHb SoIspb @aff
2lnbreps bon Der Repport Rollins
Drills Company.
- Die 1spport S9uI aommiie
I0re haben in siHsr GrtrasSibune Be-
idlohen, feline tpeitere GorberAngen
an bic Stuot aommiFdre 5u itels
len. Die 2eBteren senebmigtsn $50
fir Reparaturen unb hen Siniinss
fonb.
- 9llle 9antsn, Dffentli9en S6us
len, @sri4tssebGube u. (. M. 6lei6en
bsuie geidloifsn. Die poitoffice in
Biz 10 llbr pffen unb MAIDEN bic
grieftrGger cine RuHbs.
= Mors.n fommt Der 1Saa BON
90. 20. Sdtfielb, Der Der 5Sbtune
bon @insfieIb gpps in SiIper Gruu.
angetlagt it, i'm GOuntpaeridie sur
9erbanolung.
Das 2ei9en6esGngnib Der 5rou
9bilomena S4ilIing, So Sabre aft,
Mutter bes Ssrrn Geors Sfilling
unb S6piegermuttsr DON Safe Ser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

.pauI unb Cara aOnbon 1867
Central Mpenue.
q. piiper unb Qllpine Smith. Jns
bion 6iII.
sobn unb Qlnna 6ommeI, 215 DOrs
fsp Cane.
CHARLES unb marp Meitsrsr. 4o36
Columbia Mpenue.
syranf unb State Gruntsmepsr. 2425
0ldbitone Mps.
,sSobn uno eHurta @uboIpb, 261s
6pff aDenue.
5obn unb Belle llppsrHan, 1905
Morris plaee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
0etxrten.
ana BEN.

Glarsnce unb asna gIsntlinssr,
3514 6anbman qpenus.
MiIidm unb Wlcrp Singles, 272
Delta 4psnue.
GeOrss unb Mlap Sasrer. 251
g9aticn Strnbe.
grsN unb GIifabetb ssarbis. 1914
Delta Mptnue.
ssOfspb unb naaria 0rsOt 1853
Quesn giin 9lpsniit.
Rapmonb unb gtnnis Osborn,
1928 gpprsR Npenue.
aouis unb saibrpn RipIsp, s2a
Dapton 6trche.
ssObu uub ifraneis mcaare. gIsn'
bale.
Wdb@en
cjeOrs anb Maria Wsaurmsir. 2164
Central Qlpenus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Ctertlidfettsberidt.

ssobn gDtidellsr, 50, 1913 Green
Gtrabs. asbsrs unb Darmirebs.
Marp @iss. "a. Gkpss g'iis, G.'
birngsi1piir.
5reSerita MeBIer, so. 1909 gau.
sbn Sirabe, gltersidipdde.
5nrp aipp. 81. 1899 Sarrifon
glpenue. Ser5Ieioen.
aouis S6miblapp, 81, 1922 Moobs
Burn 2nenue. 6srsldapGts.
gliiabetb Gbdns. %, 1890 meIt
2iberip. GhDinbiu&i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
eslnp9onis.st .stOnssrte.

ssn ben beibsn bissnSaiasn Gpu,s
pbunistonssrten, bic am Frsiing Rdhs
mittaa unb am Gnmitda Q(benb Inn
Gmern elubitcriun ftaitfinbsn. ipirtt
als Goliit Der itaiienifhe @ripenpirs
iuple Qrriso Ssrdto mid. Das pros
eramm Der bsiben aonaerie III tpts
foisi:
OuDsriurs .SinaaIab0bIs-
MsnbeIsfobn
@sissnionssri .. Beethoven
Cine Gduit Oupsriiirs Wdgner
9onstbift Don auans 81. GtrouB
Der Wprperiuuf Der Gintrittsiarten
fir bieIs bsibeB aonssrie nimmt ipis
iibIih am heuiigsn Gage Bel Der
Gburh Neinsdmp SO. an Der @sn
1isrttn Gtrabs fsiueu alHfaug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
eisbra@e sns 0iebHxtIs.

- slus Der @obniins bon Dre6
@oIf go. 1918 gine SraBe eutlpcu.
oeten Giebe In Der gtadt 3,im Witt.
,po9 SduHudlafen i'm &ertte 0on
$240. 4t.as6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

psnn seuoaa's SaniioHs Neiers He rtifausgn
MAIDEN ipetben Dor eebensfreubs nrb wffitnD
sss ss si%s as s sesnsu ss e;ssas @ sns
Hsitf herans, ipas bns PebsH aeben Tam
@ergebeH ste Mot III rerpenarpidIiem eieno
iinb Sd.Hcrs, iDeHn bieffs osiimisifl sic mic
aIien. ads ieiu iSiinsn. si.OO sie edae,ff bsi
sipcttfierii.
e1ideH Gle 5bren Ra,nsn nns Sbrs anreflf
bsiiie NIT o Gents IN eriefuiarfett ole gei
zoe grohef3Gfiel bon sleIcse's e1nifpne ssa
fers on bic q. y. ilslIoga Co.. 272e gcilnnfles
4lo1. Vaiiie Greet Uiifigar
lie regiildts 81 90 uirehf bon aeaoas's 60
@, &. 1s,s's To- 10 apsiseieii uns nj s bsi i Der @ii'
more 1rns Go. tn 0coiHstoH. ah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

tamsrrssihsn IN Q tis II xssss gunu.
gpoibsir asbsn gsIb sura6 gsrn gaso
cuhiente Nalmotr5oifsn nl.tf f,tlrf' Gsirm -.
2l1asI01 sssatEt alubsssaa 6ees
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Nsa9t Nsdnnsr nnb
Jraueil jung tibltil
Wsues Gebfn mnb &raft fis i4ipa6t
nerbigs, berabsefommeue Ge1te
fiub aeaosg's Sauitsne
@afers.
Soc Gd5ad,teI fret.

aracaa's eanitone Raiers fnb bic bsitsn
beiannten NerpewE Efhrier. 5ie ettpeden Sbre
psraaneensr Beiiitsn gss gs III cine e@afSs 1ilir
ieeen DianI ooer Isbe 5rau, ais sil uerypfes
Mrad baonitsben = mdrrii6 unb hbeIatIaunt
~ fstn; f8tperfalIa, ttatfpnis nHb rsisbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Fred. A. Erschell, [,
2eidenbeitatter uuO Giubaliamirer
7.u. YcrR Str, 21epport, ,Sp.
Selesbon: esuit ss unb 6sain pose.
GIetanbria Ctfiee: Stlnnb c6I o 2
pamtItsm.

ifuier Ggsni in SamiItsn III
Serr Gbnarb Srad, 449 Siib Jiinfte
Straic. gca Sci. 476 g., Ssms
VhpHe 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

Tie Suuingtun Cfiier iilr oas
,Giueinnatier @plfsblatt" bcfinset
Id in bcm 6ebaube Der Eeoplcs
Earrings @ani & Srnit &c., I @eif
6, Straac. 9lnscigcu, Mittbei.lngeu
Snb SeitrlirnGcn iracnb iurldcr Writ
iucrScn tis 10 lthr sIbenos oaielblt
entaeacnaenonmen seIephon Suntb
S2a4
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24
Attention, Children!

The Civic League, through the
kindness of Mr.. Stavig, have
been enabled to get seeds for 1
cent per package, one dollar be.
ing all the available money to
spend for this purpose.
1t was decided to give three
packages of seeds to the first
eleven children in each ward who
may apply to Miss Robinson at
the Library, about next Thurs.
day.
Other children who wish tc
buy the seeds may comepete in
the contest.
The best gardens in each ward
will be decided upon by a commit.
tee next August.
The seeds are petunia calleop.
sis and double zinnia, one pack.
age of each.
There will be a meeting of the
Civic League May 5th at the Com.
mercial Club. rooms, at which
every woman in Sisseton is urged
to attend.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24
Does it Mean War?
Mexicans Fire on American Marines;
Four Killed and Twenty Wounded
Congress Gives President Wilson
Full Power to Act.

All eyes turned towards Washington. Since
the report Of the killing Of four American marines Vera
feeling of feve1ish excitement has spread the
country akin to that which experienced at the time of
the blowing up Of the Maine. While the dispatches have
been rather meagre, it is reported that had the
Americans put foot upon Mexican SOIL in compliance with
orders from President Wilson, than they fired upon by
army of sharp shooters from the housetops of the city Of
Vera Cruz While the Americans lost but four it stated
that nearly 200 Mexcans killed. The affair caused
congress to wake the of the situation and
give the president the power he had been asking No
oresee what the outcome of this trouble will be- but all
rgthnling people hope for speedy adjustment of the
difficulty without further boodshed President Wilson s
adroiness in avoiding trouble with this ignorant and hot
headed people through the past year. gives confidence all
that he will do nothing rash in his determination uphold
the honor and dignity of the American flag But quiet
as he is, he will not brook insult for long
Locally developments are being closely watched as
Capan Fred Kelly Of Peever and Lieut. Charles Strand of
this city have received orders be in readiness to 90 to
Washington a moments call Members of Co | are also
said to be doing little serious thinking
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24
The Sisseton Saloon

The result of Tuesdays elec
ton on the sale of Intoxicating
liquors leaves little reason to
doubt that Sisseton contains an
Increased number of citizens who
think for themselves and we
oUght to be proud that we live in
,such a city. The saloon does not
pay.
The grocer says he has more
customers who are careless
a about their bills, especially those
who are tempted to drink. The
Implement dealer reports that he
has had to carry over the
accounts of drinking coustomers.
The butcher notes falling off
in his trade. The man who deals
in soft drinks lost fully half of
his trade. Even interest which
was formerly paid promptly, has
in some cases defaulted with no
reason for it but the presence of
the saloon.
Again the working man says
so-and-so had a job for me but he
spent the money in the saloon
and / did not get the job, so he
voted dry. All along the line
came the same report, that what
the saloon got, someone else failed
to get. With q prospective income
Of $75, 900, and a profit turned
back to the public of probably
$4,000, there is a dead loss to
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24
Committees Met.

AS provided by the Richards
law, the committeeman and can.
didates for office met at the court
house Tuesday to select county
chairmen. The republican meet
ing was called to order by An
drew Marvick. Levi Foss of Will
mot was made temporary chair
man and j. A. Peterson of this
city temporary secretary. On
motion O. F. Cariberg of this city
was unanimously elected as
chairman of the county commit.
tee.
The Democrats reelected DR..
Robertson to a similar position.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24

the community Of the difference
less the wages spent for saloon
employees and the comparative.
ly small amounts sent away fo1
liquors by individuals.
The so-called municipal saloon
has been one of the best things
that ever happened to Sisseton,
for it caused the citizens to think.
If the license was a good thing,
then the public was entitled to all
the profits, as far as possible, so
we tried that when we had to
have some kind of a saloon. But
as soon as people began serious.
ly to consider if it did really pay,
they found out that the so-called
profits would not offset the
actual losses to the community
as whole,
Now, we have another problem.
Citizens, you have thought to a
purpose so far, continue to think.
The best officers in the world,
with but a small part of their
time to devote to public business,
cannot fully enforce all the laws
without the whole hearted sup
port of all the citizens. Let us
each continue to think. Ask your.
self what you can do to make this
one of the cleanest, most law
abiding cities in America, then
do it.
This means you, Individually.
The public should take vital
interest in the city in which they
live and help with their best
ideas and their best efforts.
r. F. Atwood.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24

heading.
The liquor interests were dealt
a staggering blow in Illinois on
Tuesday, April Z. Nearly one
thousand saloons were put out of
businessand abont twenty count
les were added to the dry" list.
A majority of the counties of
Illinois are now antisaloon terri
tory. The "drys" did not lose a
single place that was in dry" ter
ritory before the election, but the
liquor interests lost about twen-
ty counties and nearlya Thousand
saloons. The activity of the wom-
en- in this wet" and "dry" was
very manifest and the ballots of
the women undoubtedly caused
the defeat of the vets" in many
places. The "wet" and s'dry"
map of Illinois as published in the
daily press was a very interest.
ing study. Itshowed the condi-
tion before the election and the
situation as it now stands.
The next move of the antisaloon
forces will be on Chicago. A
large, carefully selected delegat-
ed meeting has been called.
Plans are being formulated
for a year of educational work to
prepare for the contest in April,
1915. 1t is believed that with the
votes of the women and a we'll
organized educationalpropaganda
that there is a good chance to
make Chicago dry. Such an eff
fort must be in the hands of care
full, capable leaders and if the sup.
port of the daily papers can be
enlisted success may very reason
ably be expected. The women
did good work in the aldermanic
contests in Chicago and several
good men undoubtedly owe their
election to the activity of the wo-
men. Watch Chicago in 1915.
Northwestern Christian Advo-
cate.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1914-04-24
Sisseton Goes Dry;
Knapp Reelected
Everybody Gets Big Surprise
on License Vote.

The people of this city were
greatly surprised Tuesday after
noon when the votes on the license
ballot were counted and it was
found that every ward had gone
dry" and that the majority
against the saloon was almost 100
or to be exact, 90. People who
had carefully gone over the situ-
alton were willing to stake their
opinion on from 30 to so majority,
but none dared venture a higher
number. That the bloody"
third WARD should go "dry" was
the biggest surprise of all -
something it had never been
known to do before. The vote by
wards on the license question
was as follows:
First Ward