davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

FLEURS DE PRlNTEMPS.
The early flowers of the season
are beginning to make their APP
pearance in spring millinery. Here
is a dainty Paris creation and a
model that will be very popular.
The trimming is simple and in
expensive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

seipp, $. y. Yltrfbciucr, @co. Sill
ling, s. $. SGmiOt 3. Is. SoOc-
mann, G6as. 81. Saoenann @f. s.
@aiiuep, s. s. Crane mo $. Gd.
Gmpinngs Gomitc: @3. s. 9(n-
gclmcier, g8. @orner, 6. s. @ottcn-
oen, g8. s. 9ioans, q. 9(. gono6,
Sobn 0t @oa, q. 9u6ner ". 8.
Gapeu, @. 9S. Gomion G. @}. Deide,
Gbos. gOelmanL S. g9. 6inoling,S.
Siit6er, So6n @a6u $. s. alGin, O.
&emp, So6n 8. Grein, 9. 9amrencc,
9l0om 9cippolo, So6n @linOcr, 6.
0}HQer, s. 8. Mc2lieo, s. Is. 9iaier,
$. 9tieO, $. s. 9lewman So6n g9.
@arfs, g. $. 9lett6crg, G6as. 9leiien-
we6er, 5. 81. S6afiuer, g. $. Stein
berg, s. 9S. Smith, 6. s9miot 8.
4S. Steinmalo, GbaS. S1miOt, Sol.
$. S9neioer, 6. 51aafc, 9lSGnci-
Der 6. Gri6uQ. @. i. @olfmar, Or.
8. BON aul, ~. @cnbcl, s. $. @cl
Ter Geo. s. 3eim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

itbritt in ser &cuucuO6orteit Ser 9iei.
tcrci iiber Oeren Gienit bel 0en Nta.
u0uern ieit Giniiibrliug ser 5meiiGb.
rigeu Eieni5eit geflogt miro, 10
leldtet o6ne SSetereS eiu, onB 5ur
Shuluug Der 6ii6rer nno 5ulitGrrei-
den elmer Our6ous n0t9i9eH 3hber
ldiiigfcit in ser 9hls6ilonhg ser bel.
Oeu So6rgdnge cine &erIIdffiAg ser
tattiicbeu ein6eiten Oriiieenb'u5t6ig
mar 9luA ioll nidt perseien werOeiL
OoB idon wd6reno Ser g9iAtGl19ld
II un0 1912 t3iid] oiei2IAS6il-
Dung inter Dem 0rud Ser Greigniiie
IN 9loroairifa inter redt unginiti-
gen llmitdnOen poQ5o9. gSeil es i'm
Nlutterlou0e ii6eraQ an GHi3ieren
lno llnterofii5iereH fe6lte, pur0e
1911-'12 Sic 9lusbilOunaS5eit bon
i6 aif IL @oden bera69eiebt. 0ie
Gin5e6uug gerooe Oieies So6rgangs
(lS91) 5ll me6ruoHigen lle6ungen
nil Oobcr Seridluntes noG6oleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
@IOtOrra0 scrtriimmert.

Gin lluiaG, bel peldcm 5mei Ser
ionen pcrlcbt pirocn ereignetc iiH
geitern 9fabmittag filr5 Dor 125 ll6r
1uf ser @oibinoton 9loo0 nabc elf
rioge. 9ln elmer idarfen @eg6iegung
collioirtc oaiel6it eiu 9litonobil nit
einem N}otorraoe, ouf Dem Sr. &o6n
Nf. Sones mo ieinc Satin, 1Srou
9iu6p Sone5, ans @renhuooo, Rriucc
Georges Gountp, Nlo., fu6ren. @eioe
wltrOen 81 @ooen gci6lcuOert unO cr=
litten 3a6lreic6c ScrleBlmgcn AM gai-
6cn &0rpcr; 6rou &oneS inter 9InOc-
rem einen compli3irtcu 9ru6 OcS
linten 9(rmeS. 9as @lotorra0 wuroc
ooIlitdnoig 8crlt6rt. 0ie SSniaiicit
OeS 9lutomobilS brabten Die 6eiOelr
@crlebten rad Dem llniocriitdts-Sos
ipital, BON 100 iic jcOo9 ipdtcr Oie
&iidreiie la0 SreItpoo0 MitteIS 0cr
@icn6d6t antraten. 9laA0em tic
@rn. mo 6ralt Soncs IN Dem Soipi-
talc a6gclieiert bottef ill6rcn oic glus
tonobiliItel meiter, o6nc i6ren 9la-
men 6interlnilen 8u bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
sdmarae slat Oeg gleaera g8lite.

0cn 0eidmorencn iiberpielrn
mlroc in ser wcltliden %ol6eiitotion
non &ic6tcr SoDler geitern Elm 9lc-
acr, ser ieinen gtomcn ais SSoiepb
@bitc onaab, 9[m Sornitoo 9G6enO
mar cS Srou SSulio @oibbirn ans
0ello, @altinipre-GountD, in einen
Slim. imo 3ebn-GentS -Soocn an Der
@cIt 2crinetonitroBe geluu9cn i6n,
uobOem er pcriuht batte, ibr Die
0eloborie au entreiBert 10 lange felt-
5ubalten, bis ibr 6iuei @crren 81
Siilfe eiIten llno sen frehen Die6 Der
Eoli5ei iibergoben. @ie 9orle, mel-
he St1.40 entbielt, fonnte ibm mic
ser obgenonlmen weroen. Der yle'
Ger ecitonO ole 9bot Elm unO erfldrte,
sic Yeriudung iei fir i'm 0u groB
Ocmcien. Seine Gerbofting in Dem
bon 9oufluitigen ongeRiIlten @e.
ldydite erregte begreiflihes 9lufie6en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
Gtn[irnia Slrcrrsnrrltarfnnn.

Bur 9cirt6cilung Der gegenpara
tigen S1eereSperiiGrtnng Stoliens
ourH 0ie Ginberuilmg bon 10000
&eierOiiieu 3lm Gienit luuB man,
luic @ioior q. 9. s. Ilorat6 luz
u@erliuer Iogeblott" icbrcbt 5pei
Gigent6inli6fciteu Scr italieniideu
9Irnec beaMten, Die oicic @oBre0cl
scr ScereSDerpaltrmg onm Onnn &c.
reNtiertiat erihcincu laiien pcnn
duBere uno iunerc poliiilc6e Gor.
gdnge gon5 ans Dem spiel blei6en.
Iic ie6r geringe Stdrfe Der 6rie-
oenSitduoe bel sen 6uBtrlppci err
ibpert ole glusbi@luHl namentld
felt Scr 3eit Ser lubiihen greigniiie
gan8 lnoemein. Die 9lbg1nqe bel
Ger SSnionterie erreihten au6 ihon
Dor Der &crpen0unA Ser Eruppcn
9egen Stritelnru6en eine betrdhtlihc
3o6l, 10 OaB sic GompagnicItarte
BON 80 Wdnu iait ME erreidt purOe.
0o5n fommt Gin 10 peinlicber lious
GET al Gfii5cren lmO llnterofiisie-
rem, OoB man bcreits i'm lebtcn
SerbIt ans @1onQcl oil 9[nSbilounos-
YcrIonol beabiir6iigie. oic 9Refrliten
i'm 9lcQincntS- oOcr Yatoillons-Tcr.
6GltniB ousNnbil0en. Tic Yreparo-
5ionc4 idrc6 oamas iiber sen 3l-
ltanO Oicler Nniouterics&ompo0nien:
.Gompaguie-Sbei. niAt por6nnOcn.
Subalteroiii5icr @iuer Der nit Dem
Iienil Oes Gompaalies96ciS 6ctraut
into oft mr. llnierlcltenant i'll.
3elOmebel lit nirbt por6onoen. 9lel-
tcre Scrgcautcn o0er 9lednmgsii6.
rer Iino nidi por6ouocu. llutcroifi,
Sicrc llnO @cireitc: 10. Soloaten:
10, Eriiit Oieic5 @ilo ou@ uic6l
fir 6ic Nle6r5o1l ser SSnionteric.
Gompagnie'n 3iL 10 iit es ood bcocuf.
liA 0euua wcnn mr Elm She'll occ
@oiic inter iol@cu ltuitGuoen min.
Oeruert6ig blciben muB.
Gicie 3uit0noe ii6criieiacu nod Be.
trddtlid) oic 9lot6 ser flcincu otter.
reic6iidci 6rieoeuSitducc mO Scr 5u
@uuitci Der ,,@rcn5 5dubtruppcu0
in i6rer Stdrfe 6cnodt6eiiaten iran.
50iiiGcn Snianicric Gonlpaonic'n
i'm Snnern ocS Suil0eS, mic lie por
oem Nrcio0r1eieB Oe9ctirten. Ga
5f fonmit iveitcr oie ous0ie6ige @er-
pcn0nng Der itoIieniideu Suionteric
lmO 9leitcrei I'M @oli5eiocnit 6eiStri.
feilnru6en. 0ieic po@enIaugen lln.
ter6rcdungcu ser 9luS6ilolmaS5eii
6o6cu noMentlit0 I'm deicn~Sonnncl
Ser 0lBcren Ticnit ioit labm geleot
p66renO er ongelic5ts ser beUoriie
6cnoen &erbllii6lnaen cine pitemo
tiidc Stcigcrna crior0crt 9luuHi
mon 0o3u sic StIagcu ii6cr Sen 9liid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
lstumain gSeroiitMno.

99m. Z. Nu00c 35 Sabre alt, ser
05cidditSiii6rer Ser Speiiemirt6ihait
bon @m 9lcarlu, 93r. 2, 5olit6itraBc,
crfrauftc acitern ploBlid in Dem @c'
Idditslofolc mo muBte in Scr Eoli-
5ei.9(m6ulon5 0eS mittlcren Diltrif-
ties nad Dem @lercp Soipitol oc6rodt
mcr0cu. Or. @oB coultatirtc Dob er
in lsolac 0cS @cnIiieS bon CLANS"
crfrnnft mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
y&rOapriuSciFn
GcriIie"
iiOnaIiiirt.

eOuOOm ?, slnanit. Der
nSIurOS. ovO~Gampfcr aarun-
priu5eiiin Gccilic4 iunroe 6eittc @Ior-
gen 4 ll6r 10 cni Sra6tluicm gScgc
ua6 Mulin ScoS iianaliriirt. Die
9Suiitiun Oes g6iiies iunrOe nidJt &C.
gebcu.
@laliu 0caS it Der nSrOlidjItc
9Snuft Uun Srlano.
ltntcr 9eiuO6nliGeu ltmitGnOcH
miirOc Der Gampicr lid nit Der Suit
nct-StatiOm an ser SiOfiiitc uOn Sr-
lanO in %cr6iMonag gcictt 6a6en.
GS iuirS oabcr bier gcalau6t, Oak
Der Gampfer i'm NOrccu bic 6ritii@cn
Snicln paiiirt, in Scr 9I6i6t, Die
gtOr6icc 5it crreidcn mno Sireft in
cincn Scntidcn 6afcu eiu5uIaufen.
0ic uGrOnprin5ciiiu Gccilic0 fu6r
lc9tc @cdJe UOn gielu-9Orf nadJ Src-
men al. Der Tanpfcr 6at eimcn
srORrn %ctrag Uun @olO nu SUrO.
(Ginc 3citanaSmclouug Uon @eu-
s)Orf BGtte oa9 WeriIdjt pcr6rcitct,
cah scr GanIpfer uOn Der britiidJcn
6lotte bciajIasna6ut iOorOcn ici)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
sdJluar5cs WciimOcl.


/ Grei jiluae rg3egerinHrlla Slprence
W1oorc, N}orp 6enooQ mO Gora
Smee3c bon 9}r. 1S, SiiO-0alas-
StrnBe, itorteu geitern Wlorgen Our1
Siugen Sen Sotte5oienit Der ocitiben
coongeliiden SmnamielS-&irhc an
Ser Caroline, na6e 9nltimoreitraBe
@err SarrD @ @oil bon Or $50,
9for6-Yap- StraBc, Ocr @rGiioent oes
airheuooriianDeS, gin0 uad Dem
Noirie Scr Hcgcriuuen Ous Oircft
6inter Der Stride licgt, lnO bot bic
iel6eu, Oas Singcn bon u9ia9timeS"-
2icOeru 5u iulterloiien, bis ser Got
teSOienii uoriibcr ici Gic Orei Sdn-
gerinneu, bon oeucu ieOc ciuc iebr
.rau6e" Stinme Bate, licBcn Id)
o6er in i6rcn GortrG9en nidbt noren
lnO Iangen ru6ig weiter, wornlf iie
rerbaitet wlroen Sic widclten Ooltl
i6r @rogralnm obne Stoung in ei-
ner 3eae in ser 0itliden 8oli5eiito-
tion a6. Sie lperoen 6eute 9iihter
Smith norgeiii6rt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
aeiu grOO ant sumutao.

auti6er miro Ocrboitet, ipeiI er 9roo
am Sonntog o6licfert. III DC
iiber bon Spciie9duieru lpcrOcn
ibren @diten fcin iriic6cS @roo
on Somtagcn me3r icroircn
fonnen.
0ie nolcn &oueuer" ooS beiBt
sic peroltcteu ublouen~ @eiete, idci-
ncn Dem @oli3ei- ei-0cpartemeut wieoer
cinmol Gopfidmer5eu 8n bGrcitcn.
Sect 1T iogar sic 9lblieieruug BON
8raO oni Gage oes &erru unteriost
Ser &lltiher So6n 9ro0eil, Elm 9lu-
selteIlter ser nGitD 9oferD," lieferte
eeitern @ornuittae in Oeri6ieoenen
9feltaurnnts an Der Baltimore, 5ipi.
iNen @oD- uno Gborles-StroBe,
9Iro0 ob un0 puroe oeSbolb BON 0eu
9oli5iiten @illiam &C. N6aer ber-
6oftet. 3um &erbor in ser mittle-
rcn Yoli0eiitation crldbien Sr. 9fobt.
9Sbite, Oers8eiiber ser oGitD 8aferD.~
Gr iogte 6ur SSnformotion Oes 80
liociric9ters: Dg8ir murocu am Sonis
itog Don Dem %oli5ei- Departement in
GenntuiB geieet, 0oB Die 9lblicferllng
BON @roO an Sonntogen niAt mebr
iiatt6oft iei. 0ic Srore erbielten
mir am Somitog g2nhmiitog mo
botten mir Damn fcinc 3eit mc6r, an.
oere arrangements 6u treffen uno
rniere &unoen OemgemGB 6u 6enad-
ricbtigen. Dielel6en nlBten @roo
loben iiir ibre @ditc an Sonntag
gol5eiribter 6upplee gelongte 81
ser llc6cr5cu0ung OoB leitenS Deg
9}olioei Deportements oeu @ddern
81 fur6c 9toti5 ocacben wurOc, mes
hol6 cr 0ie glnihulOigung ge9en
gro6cn foacn licB. 9lber nd@lten
GonrtoQ oorf fcin g3roo me6r gclie-
fcrt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

Ter in 9}r. 632, @et6elitr., mo6n-
6aitc 25 Sabre alte ,So6n Snlit6 pcr-
lor geitern yla@nittog acgen ? ll6r,
ais cr i'm @e6riiic mar, eincn gso0-
Non Der 2parrops lBoiat Sinie an
ser Gde uon SoNOaro- luO 3weitc
StroBc, &id5lanotoml 3ll bcIteigen,
ieinen Salt. Gr muroe einc Strede
iortgeidleiit imo crlitt 0erartige @er-
lebllngen an ocr SGulter, 0aB er in
eincm StroBenba6n &aggpn naN
orm. .@crcp,Npipi pitol, ge6ro6t lpGrOel
muBte. Gic 9!cr5te conitntirtei, OoB
Smith einen 9ric6 OeS SNdiiielbei.
neS erlitten 6attc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
Der ggoiieruOrrat0 luirO fnapp.

Die @aiier3lihl6r 1T felt @odcn
6eoeuteuo 9eringer ais ser @oiierpcr.
6raub, m0 menn nidt 6alO Elm lan
aer Ncocn fdat oiiritc oic sSaiicrbc-
dor0e OrdIiiihc 9)iaBrcgcln cmpie0-
len sic @ewo6ner Ser Staot an5ubal=
ten nit @aijcr ipariam lm5iigebcn.
Solt ocnt geriHt oeS @ctter.9iircollS
ilt ser lSelbtigteiiS 9feocri1lag IN
Morplono felt ocm 1. &anaar Inn .
3oll 3uriid. Soatc in ocn nGblten
Gooen Elm Itarfer 9cgcn ialen Damn
miirOc 6olO sic @cfa6r ibwln0cn.
Gcr6cu Gnhern i6reu EOtriOtismnS.
Syn @enfert'S ASorf al Der 6rcoc=
rid 9fooo bielten acitern globnlittog
ric Serbcn @oltimore's Elm gemen.
ic6oitIiMeS @cnic ob. Cine ierbil6.
potriotiide auuoaebna mar oolnit
perbumOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
@etcramcm ec6en in'S 6clOIaacr.

@eteroncn oes NtorDldnocr Depor-
tcmentS ser yGiroBcn 9lrmee ser &c
publif~ treifen &orbereitlngen fir
nie SbeiInobmc an Dem AS. notiona.
len SclOloger, mcl6eS in Detroit,
Niid., bonn 81. g(uglit bis 5um 5.
September ge6oltcp Miro Gtma
100 0clcgotcn bon WtorDlon0 mcr
Ocn iib 6etbcili9en lomie cine 0ele.
aotion 0cs en-Hettungs im0 OeS
Gr0cns Ocr nS6bne ser &eterouen. "
Cas- 2uotier ser W}arDlGnoer miro
lit in @urn'S @otel on Scr Go0illoc.
g(Ocmie lmo .StroBe befiu0en.
Gin Gonite, beitebenO aus General
SSobn q. Sing 0berlt Somes Gomp,
bcIl lmo 0bcrit GborIes g. Guih,
hat cntpioblen, BOB bic 0clegoten ci-
men 3ug Scr uMeBeru @lorDlouo
Giian6obn4 bcnllben.Dic oroBc i6br.
lidc &orooe Ser u0jroBen 9lrmcc Der
9icpubIif" miro om 2. September
o6ge6olten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
epiritMOiem an glimAeriaAriae.

,Sn Der iiirmeitlihcn &ol5eiitotion
ii6crwieS 9lidtcr Sdirm Scrbert 8.
@liacr bon 9lr. 1856 9lonticofe.
StraBc, oen @roBgcihworcuen I'M
ter Der 9ciNulOiglnA ongeblic6 Cpl
rihioien on MnocrjG6rige 0eroub.
'iolgt 5i bobcn. 9llS 3cuqen waren
iinf 5roueu un0 5mci @}Gohcn oor-
gcloocn sic ousio0teu, ooB @liuer
oa9c6liM cincn iecbSjdbriaeh @lGo.
den 9icr oerfolit bo6en ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
Nm uNcScral- eilI- -Yarf0 ocTtOdlcn,

9lus ln6etonnicr llrlnhe brod)te
lic6 geiteru NaMuittog ser % Sabre
oltc George &epuh, ser lli6t I'M
SionOe mar ieine 2lOreiic on3igebcn.
i'm oScOerol Nia %arf" nle6rerc
Slide in Die 9ruit bel un6 muBte in
ser 9(mbulon3 oeS iiiOlidcu &oli5ei.
Oiitrifts in 0as @Qercp-Soipital ae-
Urodlt mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
Sin 0in0 nus Dem NcnItcr 0efNllcr

Ser rs W1onotc olte 8ornett @ra-
ocr BON 91r. 1909, Oit %rattilroBe,
iicl oeitcrn @loraeu ans cinem Sen
tier i'm Orittcn Stodmcrf, lr0eid6r
30 ,SuB bod, berob- gr 6rad ben
rc6tcn SUB unO bat icoeliallS ou1
inncre %erleblrn0cn Oapongctroacn.
Or. So6u @oOe bon gIr. i1S, Sii0.
@roaomaD, legtc Dem &nobcn cincn
@cr6anO on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

Correct .9l6er Ncrr QSro-
Ielior, pie fonueu Sic iib crlaubeu,
mir einen auB reuben 8l moQenl~
o9ioubcn 6rdlein 0iIoo? Dos lit
mir gar nidt eiugeioIlen SSm 0ie
aentbcil, i'd nil Abneu ia cinen &C.
6cn.D
Snrfonifd. Gbcmaligcr
Shaliipicler a9Ib, ncin sSiuiac, ais
id oen &aulct ipicItc. 6rondtc oaS
9ubIifm Iiiui3e6n @dnuten i'm oas
@auS 5lt uerIaNer 0oIlegc ,.qSar
es la6m2 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
uGaglc60 mad aanlas SIN obgereiit,

5iinf3ig @litelic0er ser Baltimore
Qcgc OcS SrOenS ser u@ogles,~ be-
qIeitet BON i1rcn 9lugeborigell iinO
nacb &unlas GitD obgercilt I'M an
ocr 9lotionol- GonDcntion OcS OroenS
ibcil5unebnlcL melhc nlorgcn ibrcn
9lnfong ninlnlt. 9llf Scr Sobrt miro
mc6rere WfoIc Salt gcmoht merOcL
3. 9. IN @ittsbr96 un0 in Gincin.
noti. NSn @onioS GitD miro sic Sals
timore 9elcgutiou bis Sum ndditen
Sonntag perbleibeu. Sr. G0morO
&iri1, ser @oriiBer 0eS notionolen
@ubli5itGtS- Gonlite'S, bat I'M oSa-
OoD-Sotel" in &anioS Gitn 9uartier
fir 0ie 8oltimorer engogirt. Sci
ser Grnbeun @Qrn0e,,l ,lpirO 8aItimQre
cur6 einen Sboitipagen reprGientirt
iciu 9(uf 0enielben miro Gonrao
@ionll ser ncue g}otionol-@rdliOent
ocs GrOcns, 0orecHtelt Gon bier
9loppen miro ser gSogen ge5ogen
mcrOcn 9loh Scr GonOention pirO
sic bicii9e Delegation mcbrcreStdote
i'm g9citen beiilhcn oorltntcr Chi
cogo in0 Detroit. NEer 9onpfer gcbf
cs Oann nod GlcpclanO. NSarb ldll-
ocreut 9lufent6oIt in 9uiiulo, bon ipo
ollS bic Nliogoro-SGne beilibt wcr
ceu, crfolgt sic 9tiidfcbr pio 9}cip-
9Jorf uno 9(tlontic GitD. Inter Den
9oItimorern, meIbc an Ser Gonpens
tion tbciluebmcL befinocu iicb Erd-
Iiocnt GborleS 9R. @biteforO, ser 5ll.
o.eib @rGii6ent 0es erltcn 9totbs-
5iuciqes it, Gr-&rdiioent gilbert
gteu6abn lm0 Soiepb 9Isfep. Seb-
tcrcr miro oen Staot reproicntireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

perpunoct wirOcn olcihiom, ais
ieien iie ME fronf geueien. sSreilih
ge6ii6rt bierfiir niht 5um geringiteu
S6eilc Ger Gonf Oeu 9ler5teu Der
ircmocn arieasibiiie unO scr iorgia.
men %flegc Der 0omen.
Seltiom 5uiammengemiirfclt i'll
OoS acknowledgements. 9clltc, Die 5u-
Dor ii1 fom gefonut 1obcn iid bier
5uiammcNgeiimoeu. 9l6er ems fittet
lie 5uiommen: oae 6oben Oas Ser5
auf Dem re6ten SLED oas 6o6eu iie
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alien 6abcn Sen 9llbanier 0elebrt.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-09-11
-Alpan

Shock threshing is all completed N
thi, vicinity and orn cutting = tie
order Of the day. 4, Jack frost has
visited most corr field, and turned
them white.
Irma Helm. who has been Workif (
at ReyiIIo, is spending a tew day =.
home.
Mr.. Harvey Grtening motored TO
Milbank and t. TWIN Brook, to visit
friend, the first OF the week.
Miss Minnie klttenbeil i, IN orion
vile attending the Granger business
college.
Mr.. Albert Helm. who has been SUI
fering in his arm from the result OF a
bad brui,e on hi. hand, has been lm-
proving nicely and IS now able 10
shock hi, corn.
Mrs. August Woitte attended the
carnival at Milbank Monday.
Several of our nelghbofs attended
the bal games at Madison, Mimi,
last Sunday.
Melinda Helm is at the b. Peschong
home this week.
John Greening. IT., has gone to Mil
bank to attend the public school.
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Corona

Let's NOV those weeds before snow
flies.
Aug. Dohrer was q Milbank caller
Thursday.
Andrew Minder autoed down from
Wilmot Friday on business.
Ray Phillips went to Milbank
wednesday to play ball with the Mill
bank team the rest Of the week.
Cyrus Loveland was seen moving
weeds n day this week. Cy it's a
a shame TO start anything like that
people may get the habit.
Roy Stevens was visiting the Horst
man family Wednesday.
Mrs. Gee. Munson and Miss Louis.
OF Portage City, Wis. arrived Thurs
day for a short visit at the home Of
the former neice. Mrs. T.. Hills.
Don't forget to NOV those weeds.
Mrs. Albert Penthouse passed away
Sunday. Sept 9th, at her home west
OF town. She leaves a husband and
tive small children. besides a mother
n several brothers and sisters to
mourn her death. The funeral was
held at the German Lutheran church
"Wednesday MIR, Penthouse and fam
ily have the sympathy of the entire
community Ia their sad bereavement.
Miss Charlotte krober went to Sis
seton Saturday, where She will attend
school.
Miss Lillian Smith of Aberdeen
visited with relatives in town Monday
Mrs. Otto Ohitz and children of Big
Stone We're visiting with the formers
neice, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton. the lat
ter part OF the week.
Mrs. =. G.. Anderson went to Or
tonville Monday for a short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacombe.
Mrs. Gilmore and her neice, Miss
Gardner We're Milbank visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Noigt returned from Big Stone
Thursday. where she had been to at
tend the funeral of her mother.
School, began Monday with Miss
Robinson, OF Slsseton. as teacher in
the primary department, and Mr..
Peterson from Austin. Mimi, as
principal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L p. Farley visited
with friends at Miibank Sunday.
MISS MaDIe VINO a been
visiting at the Mrs. Gilmore and Gus
Hart homes for the past six weeks.
left Wednesday tor her home at Ochey
dan, Iowa.
Mrs. G.. H. Hart. accompanied her
cousin as far as Minneapolis, where
they will attend the state fair.
Mrs. Chellis and grand daughter
Fay Stearns returned from Peever
Saturday.
Don't forget the harvest home festi-
val Sunday and Monday evenings in
Voigts hall.
VIM. Miller was up from Milbank
With bis motion picture show Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. huske. Mrs. Low and Mrs.
Lee We're guests OF Mrs. Gilmore Sat
lrday. Coming from Milbank.
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Miss Grouse, q young lady from;
near Benson, Mimi, opened schot !
in the Vandervort school house Mon
day.
The club ladies spent last Frida
afternoon at Mrs. Fred Writings. The.
ladies took their lunch and enjoyed
2 picnic supper on the lawn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whiting expect to move to Sta.
pies. Mimi. this fall. They will be
greatly missed from our neighbour
hood.
Mary Bell Donaldson began her
second term of school in the Olson
district last Monday.
Miss Fern Nichols began her school
in Vernon No. ! Monday the It'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Denlev left
Thursday for their home at Fondulac,
Wis. after a weeks visit at Mrs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-09-11
Elmira.

Miss Sophia Christianson accom-
panied her sister Olga to Aberdeen
Monday and saw her settled at the
Normal school, where she will re-
main the coming year.
Mr.. j. S. Todd of Minneapolis. a
brotherinlaw of Mrs. Kimball. visited
at the kimball home Saturday and
Sunday.
"A party of young folks surprised
Steele Monday evening, the oc-
caslon being her birthday.