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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

WANT ADS
MISCELLANEOUS For s.le Con

SECOND HAND FILING CABINETS
We have some big values In second
hand Filing Cabinets. Write for de-
scription and price. Stationery Do
partment. Tmes.Herald Put. Co..
Both phones 500.
dependent Harvesting Co. Address
56l Daily Herald.
FOR sALE-HARD COAL BURNER.
Self feeder. 308 North Fifth. T-S 597J
FOR sALE-DRY CORDwOOD; IS PER
cord delivered. M. L. Enright.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

LIMITED ACREAGE CALIFORNIA
fruit n alfalfa lands on electric line
within twenty minutes ride of Sacre-
,nento. 5000 people. to- exchange: for
farms or city property. Enesrud. 1885
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
c~H1ROPRAcToRs.
cH1RoPoDIsTs

DO You WISH
TO BE A CHIROPODISTf
! treat corns. warts. bunions and all foot
troubles. Handle arches for any size
feet. viii Instruct ladies' or gentlemen.
II interested see DR.. ]. C. Arson, Clifford
Annex. Grand Forks. North Dakota.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

MAXIMUM PRODUCTION OF BEEF
and bacon on cheap land ought to APP
peal to homeseekers In these days Of
dear meat. Let us give you facts.
First Nat. Bank Bldg. Milwaukee,
Wis. -.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

BIG KANSAS COMPANY WANTS YOU
to cooperate with them evenings at
no canvassing; no experienced; fast
! growing %business; we furnish every
4 thing; write for unique selling plan.
! 9Th, Pittsburgh, Kans.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
AUTO PAINTING.

YOUR CAR NEEDS REPAINT-
ing or vanishing remember you AVE
no need to. send it away: every job
a been satisfactory. Christianson &
Son, over Sims Auto Co. 3rd and Uni
verify. star ga.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
FARM LANDS

OUR 4o-ACRE TRACTS IN CLEAR
water County, MINI, can be bought on
$500 per month; write for prices; also
240 acres IN miles from town; will
exchange for other property Home
stead Real Estate Loan Co., Grand
Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

sALEsMEN WANTED-ALUMINuM
utensils Il spsciaitiea: hardware and
department store trade connections
preferred; prices that! get the busi-
:nrss 81 exclusive territory to- "a, 900. 90
men. aluminium Products d.; Lenfent,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCEs-csauaued.

.
ONE OF THE BEST >
BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE STATE .
FOR SALE .
This Is in q growing town and do. =
Ing an excellent and growing busi- >
: ness. .
II you are a business man and =
: want to make money write me for =
. particulars. This ID Z: chance Of q =
. lifetime. Apply .
/. Pc: Box $50. Grand Forks. N. D. +.
e ESTABLISH e MANUFACTURER
wants state manager; high class arti-
to $1,000, capital; will 4 expenses ~
Chicago II you are man We want; ref
erences. Eastburne, 300 Old Colony
Bldg. Chicago.
MANUFACTURERS WANTS STATE
managers to establish office and man.
3Fe salesmen: liberal pay; $4,000 to
1a,S00 Necessary: 9 htndls ,own
Chicago. -
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
Hairdressing Parlors

SEE, DoRosHoW THE. FyRRIER
for ready made 5fure. repairing and
e~remodelling. ITS. srd. n; Woiloe-L
SEND ALL YOUR FUR REPAIR WORK
T. where 1t. will be-done elght--S~TE Fried
l.. The .Furrier. :.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

SPECIALITY Statesmen. OR MER-
chants preferred to sell, retail Arms
.manent' connection: our men. earning
500 per week regularly. splendid OPP
.%portunity: commission contract, paid
weekly; state experience: Champion
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
HELP-FEMALE

DO YOU WANT ANOTHER q DAILY?
No experienced, constant spare time
nished on contract, we take product.
Helping Hand Stores, (Inc.) Chicago.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
LAUNDRY WORK
MONUMENTAL WORKS

MONUMENTS MARKERS VAULTS
w. r. Jack. Grand Forks. N. D.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES. To
travel demonstrate md sell DEALERS;
$2b to go per week; railrotd fare paid
: Neb.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

TO HANDLE
the most .u~p-to-date line of advertise
ing signs. calendars and novelties;
send, references with application: COM
.ticulnrs.i Mahon Novelty Company,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

a
ssai say..s
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

sALEsMAN-FoR GENERAL MER-
camille trade in N. D. to sell q new
proposition Of mort; vacancy now;
ATTRACTIVE commission contract: S35
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
Co, Wholesale jewelers., 202-48 Car
!, lin Bldg, Cleveland, o..
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30

sB1LLY SUNDAYS MEssAGE-GREAT
opportunity for man or woman; we
r will pay you $4,000 to distribute It,
f. so days work, spare time may be
used; write for particulars. Untver-
/, sal Bible House. 615 Winston Bldg.
Philadelphia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10
AGm pie in W2srito.

8era Gruk V}eritD, 9. Q(pril
Sas bisiige omerianiite &oniuldt III
pom benz Ser. Staaten apnIular
agenten in 5urpan beua6ri6ttat NOR.
ben, oaB bort bas 9erii6t i'm llmlaui
lei, baB Sdmpieo BON ben gfebeller
eingenOmmsn iporben lei. @ennqleid
oas BeriIdlt ioipeit feiHe geitdtiglul,
gstunoen bat, 1T bod betannt, oaf
beftlge Sample in Der llmge6ung Don
2ampico itottgefilnbsn baben.
Der britiihe 9ampfer .Ssesoale",
Der, bon ytslp Yort tpmmenb, in Sams
pico eingetroffsn 1T, par ni6t i'm
Stanoe feline aaOunq gu l6Iden, ,no
bat per 5unt.ntelsgrapb um bic Grs
laubntB ndtssiuat, bierbsrtommen gu
biirfeN.
Spdtsre 9tpeTten ans sampico
melosn, bab bic meritaniifeu Sanos
nsnbpOte erfOlgrsit bic Stobt pertbsi-
btgen, init i5rsm fals5ten S6ieben
absr sroben S6aOen anrittsten. Der
aroBe CeIbcbdlter ser @nters Gierte
Oil Gpmpaup in gr6ol @ranbe nurb.
in grdno eei6pIen uno in piele on.
0ersn 5ants Durotn 206er qsI6ofen,
10 oaB srobe Msrs.n bon Sel in ben
6luB 6iHsinflisben.
@iele Geidoiie Oon ben meritanis
iden aanonenboo:en ,9era Gru3"
unb g3ardgoso" iino in Der g2G6e Der
amsritanii6sn arisggi9iffe i'm 5lub
nieosrgefaqsn.
Die Rsgierunsstruppen folsn fds
in grober Rotb beiinbsn, un0 aQs SSefe
politicos i'm gan3sn aanbs ba6en gss
fe9l erhalten, 10 i6arf tpie m6qlib nit
Dem Retrutiren por3ugeben.
Sas aanpnsnboot ,8rapo" pirb in
ben nGbiten Sagsn nit 300 Wsann
Sruppen unb MunitionsporrGt6en, bic
pom Der 9arniion pom Sampico brins
3enb bsrlanst iuuroeH, mad 3ampico
Ibge6en.
Giner am 2(6enb .inaetrOffensn
Juntenoepei6e 3uiOIgs, lit ods W3aaaz
in Der 2lsuila SiI Gompanp pd6rsuO
'er admpfe in 9ampico 3erit6rt NOR
zen. gs mar BON 9eT6oiIen ppn Der
gdragosd" in graub geitett tpproen.
Der Werluit ipiyb 0uf 100000 u6ees
9dBt. 9ampito ioI gang Don Dem
9au6 BON ben brsnnsnoen SsI6ebdls
ern einasbiiQt isir.
General Maas bat am Qtbeno cine
Dspei6e srbultsn, in trelder sr orins
eno I'M 3uIsnbung bes Sanouens
ootss; rgraoo" unO bon Wunitipn err
uft fpirb.
Sn elmer 9epside bon bem Der.
5tddten apntre Q(omiral Wapo
siBt es, oob INNER nod qstGmpft
'srbe. oos I6arfe 9orbrineen Der Re,
ellen aber burd bas 5euer Der meris
lnii6en aanoren5oot. aufaebaIten
orbsn fsi. Setsig ameritaniI6s
rauen befonbsr iih on gorb Ser
neritaniItsn Srisgsi6ifie, uno Der /
,utI6e areu5sr .Tresoen" lit ipeiter c
N Slub binnuf geoampft. I'M nod I
lbsre db5uboIen. SaB 9anseritiff
ltab" 1T am 3onnerftas 9lfenb BON \
er aus mad Samoico ubsesdnser. |
Zine RieberIase Der Rr 9
BEL len. :
81 g o, Ger, 8. 9lpril. - Die /
ndridt bon erier Jtieberlase Der Re. =
Zen bel Sun psoro, ungefG6r 40 e
ellen noro1itli6 pom Sprepn, purs
am 9onnsritdQ ron Sipei 3eitunas.
rreIponoenten bier6eraebra6t, benen 6
ht eri1ubt trproen mar, bic Rad,s 9
ht bon Sorrson aug gu fGiten. G6e al
&orrefponOenten Scrrepn perlies IN
n, traf bic 1eihllgene Re6ellentps 6t
me nit ibren @rpunbeten in cer pi
aot Elm. i'd
Gs ipurbe aud in Snrrepn 6erits s
eab ss BEN Central @sIassO, Der Il,
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ROrpegii DE 8arte Bel
garnegat in BEN
@runb aeb . hrt.

NeDport Reps, 8a., 8. 2lpriL
Der ameritanii9e 0atnpfer ,geter
9. Gronell, Der am 0onHeritaa 9lbeno
OoH Bolton bier antam, bate bic
Gei6e bes &upitdns spbannien BON
Der norpegiiteH Barrie vSreGana"
uno eIf lte6erlebenbe Don Der BE
IaBunQ an 9orb. Der 0ampfer 6otte
Die nOrellana" am. Mittipp6 2lbeno
um 3ebn ll6r uuf Der 66be DON 9uMes
qat, %. s., in ben @runo gebobrt.
3Dei Utunn gtngeu nit Der 9Qrte un=
ter lno Der &apitdn mar toot, als er
aus Dem Waiier ge5oeen puroe.
aapitGn Bail Don bem amerifanis
ihen 9ampfer beri6tete benz nurlpez
qtIfen aoniut Ric9arDion, oaB bic
&oIliiion in triibem Wetter unb BEL
ruRiger See ftattfano, uno bic Ihlechz
len SiqHaflichter Der ,SreQana
S6ulo an Der &oQiiipn qelpeTsu Ieien.
Der 0ampfer fu3r fait nit poQer 0ez
ihninoigteit, GIs er in bic gdrte bin
einfu6r, Die iih ithnell nit WdTer
fiiIte unb in 80 Wnuten unterginq.
GapitGn Bail Iagt. oab naa Der
&oGtiion aroBe RonfuTion an 9rro
Der 9arte gsberrIht uno Ser &apitGn
SSobdnnfen bic Spntroqe iiber ieine
2eute qGn5lih rerIoren 6ate. gahnem
es Oem &apitdu uno oem Waat qelunz
gen mar, bic Srau oes 2eBteren in
ems Der apei goote gu brin1en, Ipranz
gen Die Matroien 10 unseitiim in lie
binein, oaB lie uGe beiOe umi6lugen.
Sapitdn Bail bate aber in3piIhen
Soote ausieBen laIien unb 9apitdn
So6annien, bic 1rau unb Die 3ebn
W?ann puroen aus Dem WaiTer ge=
3ogen.
Der &apitGn, Der 65 Sabre alt
mar, mar toot, als er in bas Boot aez
So9en puroe. Gs ideint, bnb Gin
ieinsm 2ebeu Elm Gnbe 9es
mdat bat. Sb Die stpei MGnner. Die
nit benz Sftff untergingen, abiittz
lid auriidbiie6eu, i'm @lauben, oaB
bic 8arte ntcht iu balb untergeben
piirbe. ooer p6 lie in Der Gile suriidz
leId1en puroen, tpnute am Qbenb |
ri6t feitseitellt lperoen.
Ginige Der 8erettetsn puren lur
betleioet, un0 ale paren
n Sulge i6res 2tufentbalts in bsm
ialten 8aIIer balb erfrorsn, aIs Iie
tpuroen.
Die .Srelland" mar por 81 Sa1en
Jon 9pulogne. 5ruutretd, nah gerp
yort abgegangen.
Opium g 6muoael.
Rem 9Oort. 9. 2(pril. S6uQu
Srabe. Bis Dor Sursem apeiter Sffi=
Ter auf einem oeutfhen Saeunoamz
'Ter. unb sSohn Gptmarr SotcIbeitber
n 6obofen. betannten ii6 oes Spiltm= /
Shmuaaels ihuIoid uno puroen ieoer
aif elm eSahr uno einen 5aQ in ous
Sunbes z3u6thaus in 9ttIdntd, ga,
eIdidt. @rabe oa6 in Teinem Sc.
tdnbniR an. baB er Opium in Beriieu
Il So bas pfunb aetauft unb srpar-
re. $40 oas pfuno bonn 6ieIigen 9iz
eiiIdlen SpilmsRina su er6oltcn.
la4oem er 1000 pfuno Opium eins
eiGmuaaelt. Iei er pon @ntmann oers
nldBt pprben. ods Opium 9erTpnen
naubieten, bic nidht sum Rtno geb0ren
no lei babel ertpiidt nproen.
Seine @nabe.
albanp. q. g., 8. 9(priI. Die
rduen bon 2uuis GoIsabera (2eftb 9
otiel unb 6arrp S1orolpiB (@pp The il
oob), ippie Die Mutter DON Sacob .
'eioenIfnur (Wbitep 9elpis) unb s
ne SSrau @ult aus TEN gort rerz :
IAten. aum 8uuperHsur All qelanaen, e
II fir Die orei pcrllrtbeilten Wlprber L
oisnthaIs au pIoioiren ipurocn dber
dot poraelaiien. Der @oupsrneur il
ate Sas ibn Hitts bepsssu tSuns. 9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10
Die 9lusgabsn iollsn beTdrdntt psr.
ben, neil bas 9slo fir Militdrs
alpede benoibist luerbe.
Wsitsre Grsusltbatsn Der 6ineTIten
ganbiten.
Gie & aiierin Dtutterpor
Sapan geitorben.

S u y q II q Z T y c II.
Iotio, SSapan, 8. sIpril. - 9i
staiierit,Wlutter Surufo bon SSapan
gsitnpe bes aaiiers Miltiubito, De
an 30. Siii 1912 geltorben lit, il
. am 9onneritag in Der faiierIifel
8llld in Wiama5l einem gaoeort be
s)otobnnra, i'm gIIter Don beinobe G.
Sabren ncrid)icben. Sie mar Elm,
aodter bes tSiiriteu Sdijo 2aoaoo.
aus bem Seutf9en Reid.
Berlin, 8. 2lpril. - profsiIO,
G5ernb, Elm beriibmter Gbirura bon
Der lniperiitdt !psiosl6srg, per6ffent.
lidt in Der lsBtsn Hummer Der ,Seut.
i6e Repue" cine lle6erIidbt iibsr bic
ReIuItate, bie-er felt benz Sabre 1906
BEL Der 9ebanbluag DON 4O0O HdIIsn
BON arsbs beOba9tst bat. Gr tommt
gu Der SdluBfolseruns, baB o6ne
3neifel bur4 4npenoung BON gaz
blum uno Meiotborium 6eiIuhgen sr.
5islt porosn iinb, tpenngleih lie nur
in einigen ipenissn 5allsn permansns
ter 4rt tparsn.
profeiiOr Gsernp befiirportet ben
9lnlauf GROCER Wengen pon raoio.at.
iiDsn SubitaHaen fir Snpdlibe, bic
auf Staatsberii&eruHs 9fnipru5 bas
ben.
Gr bdlt ss nod fir gu friib, aus
blum an. Steqe BON Sperationen aas
autpenoen unb bsfiirportet Dor Qlaem
nod bas 9lusi6nsiben Der arebsaes
lchipiire uno bann bic g(nlpenbuna Don
Ndoirm. I'm bas Wieberpabien beg
0eihpiirs gu berbinberu.
profeiior G5ernD iel6It bat Don gns
lana an Sperationsn unb Stadium su.
fammen anse!psnost uno iii iiberssuat,
baR oieies Spitem bic beIten ReIultate
liefert. Gr bsban0eIt lsitts Sre6sers
fraHtunaen nit Meiotbprium.
Seutf4e pill O3ean Il be r.
fliegen.
Die bsutids 9lpiaiiterin unb ssluas
maifinen Jabritantin ssrau u.
gseIe baut Elm Daiisrilus5eua, nit
eem lie ben Saean iiberfliesen unb ben
bon 2oro Porthliife ausgeiebt.u
yreis bon 100000 Mart erobern min.
ehe lie bag oefG6rlite llnterne6men
paat, mil +. probfliise iiber bic
Woros unb Oities ausfiibren. SIR
eheTaIiger Sdiilsr unb nunmebriler |
@atte. Der sran5oie 8outarb, piro |
ne als paiiasier besleitsn.
5irtbs llnfalt beim inter
nationaIen aerOplan.
Rennen.
aagemsines gebaunH ba! Sic
aunoe bon einem llnfal erreaf, pels
der Dem erfolsrei6en flieesr Soeus
muth 5irtb, benz beutf6sn Miitelpers
ber bei bsm inttrnationalen aeropIan.
Rennsn BON fisbsn perftiebenen
plGben guropds iiber eine Strsde
bon a6tbunbsrf Meilen aadj Wlondco
III. 9lbsr man bofft, bar
birth. Der aliidlif.rtpeiie nur Isiht |,
,erlebt purbs, bic Syabrt tpirb forts 4
'eben f1nnen. I,
Der 5lus !oirtbs mar b;sber NIT
lr0bter Gsnusibuung perfoIat ipcrs
,tH, nnb es tuurbe bas Sbffte BON |;
bm srwarist, uaAcsm q bsrsits uuf
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WetterberiHt.

Sir Sbip unb bas fpeitlide penns
iblbanien: S60nes, fpGrmeres @ettsr
am Grsitas. 9lm Samitag tbsiltpeiie
tribes, ipGrmerss Wetter. Glib Bic
Siioipeitipinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10
0Gs(eorap6
Die Gage in Jlleri6o.
Seftise aampfe finOen int Sam.
pico itatt.
->K>--
Wsebrere Der Celbcb1lter puu ben
Observation-Disclosures
In Hramb sei6oken.
Die Re6eIen, Die Den General gc
lasco perfolgten

NIe Rebellen, bic Den General Be
lasco perfolgteh
Sa6en BEL Gan georo cine en1piino.
Iibe 9tieOerlage erIitten.
General gelasco ioa iid nit General
Sloalgo pereinigt 5a6en,
-~2>@-
llnO Die 9eioen iiber Elm Seer bon
1000 @taun Derfilgen.
If
Sllla bate MIR cine &rigaoe 8eIasco
nadgeidIldt.
>@>
Die 9le6ellion ninHt i'm Sa0et
itarf an 9coelItung 5u.
--~=>
6aIt Ser gnn3e Staut Guerrero i'm
9eiiG Der siebeQeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10

Die norggiIde Barrie ,,Orc(z
(allo"
Slui Der S6Be pDu yarne9at
%. :.
@rn bcm 2empfer uNeter s.
GrDtuell" in ben @ruao
se bpbrt.
-SN
Der &apitdn unb 5nei Mdnn DON Ser
garte umgetommen, bic onberen
gerettet.
!9ugO GrO6e, Elm Offi8ier elmer Der
bsutfdsn S6neQOampfer,
getennt ii4 in ReD gort oes Spium>
i4mu8gelns i4uIOig.
Der 8antrGu6er unb Wf0rber &raf=
4sntO in MorOen, Manitoba, gum
Soas perurt6etlt.
@ifen6a6nrau6 in 2rtanias.
Gin mo6erner Or. SetbG unO Mr.
!Snbe in Rsn gort
>
gu Is Sa9ren 3u6t6aus Oerurt6eiIt.
Die Bettrennen in 8irginien befinis
tip unterorudt.
St
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10

Mnslan0. 0.Selegrapb
Die KaiIerin.JIluller @arukO
uon Japan 0ellor6en.
WeridieSenes aus benz Seutiden
Neih.
prpfeiior Gsernp bom Seibelbers
bdlt an benz alusihneinen bon
strebseefhiuiiren feit.
Ino srtlart, buB Rabiilm erit nad Der
Operation dnsspenost lpsrbsn
iolle.
aOnis Gnitup bon S9psoen ipsaen
zines WassngsIdwiirs ppsrirt.
Yer ltalIenllhe Infttreu5er pGitta oi
Weilano" in Wailanb sdn3Ii1
5erft0rt.
--.e~--
Die rsueitsn Sfdnotbatsn Der Sufs
frngetten.
~k~
Cine bebsutlinsspolle grtldrung bss
ruiiii6en JinanSminiitsrs.
Die gpssabsn iollsn beI6rdntt psr.
ben, neil Oas Gelo fir Rilitdrs
3lpede benotbist iperbe.
Wsltere Greueltbaten Der tineiiidsn
Yanbiten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10

Die Dettrennen in 9irginien befinis
tio unteroriidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10

Gin mooerner Or. sSetbG uno Nlr.
Spbe in y2sn gort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-10

gu is Su6ren 3udt9aus Osrurt6eiIt.
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Columbus, 8, 9. 9lpril. -
s. 90, Gbion, ein Qtgent Dabne 3.
Wheeler5 BON Ter 2tnti Saloon 2ioa,
ipuroe am Dlittpot 2l6eno unter Der
9lntIuqe Derbaftet, pdbrcno Der 2ocal
Option BabI am SienaQ, aIs WiFfiu
5ppuibip rtroteu" itimmte, DGbler
eiraeIdiit1tert uno geite6uugen perz
lannt gu baben
Goion blieb bis nan Ulitternadbt
i'm 9efdngnib mann Bupne 3.
@beeIer fir i'm 9iiraiSuft itsgts.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-08-07
Reports Famine

Liverpool, Aug. 4.-Retail prices
of provisions advanced so per cent
to day. The stores were beseiged,
and stocks were running so low.
The local sugar refineries have clos
ed and grocers are unable to obtain
further supplies.
Glasgow, Aug. "A food famine
threatens Glasgow and some of the
stores closed their doors at noon to-
day, so pressing were buyer. Prices
jumped Immediately. sugar from 5
cents to IL cents a pound, and many
shop sold out.
Berlin, Aug. 4.-The military au-
thorities have placarded orders set
ting prices for flour and salt con-
sumers may not be charged exorbit-
ant prices by dealers.
The pressure at the banks today
by depositors seeking money was
less than yesterday. Gold was en-.
tirely disappeared from circulation,
but the imperial bank continues to
give gold in payment for foreir
bills.
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Interesting Session

Leland, Aug. 4-The Woman's
Home Mission Society held their
monthly business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Hoffman yes
terday. Twenty or more were pres
ent. These meetings are truly a
great inspiration to those working
in the Missionary cause. The meet
ing was called to order by Pres. Mrs.
Winegardner, the business being
dispensed with, the literary part of
the program was carried out. The de-
bate on Foreign Missions VS.. Home
Missions, by Mrs. Jesse Hoffman
and Miss Jessie L. McGhee was ably
carried out, and such Information as
was brought out in these two SUBJ
jects is an enlightenment we all
need. We hope to have a repetition
of the same again soon.
The Missionary song by the young
ladies was fine, and the work they
displayed is equal to some of the
best of our older ones. We are en-
couraged to see them take so much
interest in their work. Embroidery
and tatting is great feature in our
young ladies local class.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake closed one of the most success
full afternoon meeting we have
held.
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'lt Was Panic a Plenty" In
1907

Now, Mr.. Speaker, l want to
make a correction in the gentle
mans (Mr. Humhrey, of Washing
ton) speech made in 1909, believe.
There is Typographical error in it.
He goes on to say, "This was a pam
ic Of plenty" Oh, what delight
full panic-"panic of plenty"
want to strike out "of'' and insert
a." so that it will read "It was
panic aplenty." Naughter) That
is what we had under the Republi-
can administration. applause on
the Democratic side.) The gentle
mans party was in power in every
branch of the Government. What
happened then? Why, a man who
had accumulated money could not
get it not of the bank. Congress-
man Thos. J. Heflin, of Alabama,
in a speech in the House.
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Jesus Paid 1t All"

Refused Notice." Every editor
has received them. The postmaster
them sends to the editor. For in
stance, there is man by the name
of John Blank, who refused to take
the paper out of the postoffice. He
did not want it any longer, and we
wondered what was the matter.
Upon investigation of our subscrip-
tion book, we find that John was
short $50. He stopped the paper
as matter of economy to us. One
evening we went to church and
Johns melodious voice rang out loud
and clear in that soul stirring song,
Jesus Paid it ALL" We might
have been mistaken but his earnest.
ness impressed us. The next day
we sent him a receipt in full beg
ging his pardon for not knowing he
had made arrangements for his Ii
abilities in that manner
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RUSSIANS ENTER GER.
MANY..ROUT CAVALRY

Brussels, Via Paris, Aug 6, / :3S
a. m.-Several thousand dead and
wounded is the toll paid by the Ger
man army of the Meuse for its at
tack on Liege. The Belgians made
a heroic defense, repulsing all at
tacks of the Germans after heavy
and continuous fighting. Complete
ly repulsed, the Germans have been
unable to renew the attack.
The fortified position of Liege
had to support on Wednesday the
general shock Of the German attack.
The Belgian forts registered the ad-
vance fiercely and did not suffer
from German shells. One Belgian
squadron attacked and drove back
six German squadrons. The Belgian
counter attack resulted in the kill
ing of all the Germans who had pass
ed the forts.
Evegnee fort, which was in action
all day, as absolutely unharmed.
The Belgian aviators proved every
whit as good as the Germans.
One hundred wounded Germans
are being transferred to the city of
Liege, where they will be cared for.
Prior to the attack on Liege Gen
eral Won Emmich, commanding the
German army of the Meuse, issued
a proclamation calling for an open
road through Belgian for the ad-
vance of his forces and suggesting
that prudence would show it to be
the duty of the Belgian people to
accede to this, in order to avoid the
horrors Of war.
The Germans committed depreda-
tons against the civil population of
the town of Wise, eight miles
north east of Liege, burning the
city and shooting many of the
residents.
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Gone to Fight Fire

Monday the Deputy Fire Warden
arrived in this city on the morning
train and at once employed about
fifteen men to take to the fire dis
trict in the timber out from Kooskia.
The boys were all in good spirits
when they were at the depot until
someone told them that they were
not going to fight fire but would be
taken across the waters to fight the
Frenchman. This did not set we'll
and some of them had a long face
when they boarded the train. The
fires in the section where they were
taken is spreading and unless it is
checked soon it will cause large
amount of damage to the standing
timber as we'll as to settlers who are
located in those parts. The fire
above Bovill is spreading and doing
a great amount of damage. The
report came to this city Monday
that 900 men were fighting fire in
that section.
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Flames Destroyed Kendrick

Ten years ago August 5th, at 20
minutes past eleven o'clock a. m.
the big fire that destroyed the busi-
ness portion Of the little city of
Kendrick started. Many of the old
timers can tell of many queer hap
penings during that destructive ev-
ent. A party of ladies who were in
this city at that time spent the after
noon of the 5th at the home of Mrs.
Crows talking about things that
happened at that time. 1t is an
event in the minds of those who
lived in this place then, that will
never be forgotten.