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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
n1acta''
Sit am Sonntas nit elmer
Baum poIleIdbuug fir
DeutfhIanb in See

gegangen.
GdIDtfon z1as, 81. Sanudr.
Der Dampfsr .Doeid' III ON Conn.
tag NIT elmer aabuns Don II, 900 Ball
len gaumipolIs mad RDtisrbami In Gee
sssunssn. Die aabuns iOu Don Rot
i.rSam mad Bremen psrfra4ist psr.
ben.
Der aapit6n srbi.lt um Sonnias
BON Rsip Yori aus bon bsm gisens
tbiimsr bes Dompfsrs. g. q. 9rsitins.
bic telesrapbif4s Wstiuns sur abs
iabrt. Die alorirunespapi.rs iporsu
Dem Dampftr bsrsits am %. Januar
ousssiisIi pOrbsn unb Der aapitdn srs
tldrts, Dab CT feline Griinbs fir bic
@srs0ssruus Der abfabri ansussbsn
ipiIs. Der msrtb Der adbuns Der
.Datia" nirb auf $880,000 gsFdGst.
Wlit Der 4bfabrt Der .Daeia@ bss
ainnt obns Jraes Elm neuss aapii,l in
Der iniernatiOnaIsn aoniropsris iiber
ben Ddmpfsr, bic btsann, aIs bic
.Dacia@ tur5 nab ibrer beim Hssinn
bss Rriesss srfolsien Sntsrnirung aus
bsm beutf9en in bas ameritunii4e
Sdiffsresiitsr iibsrirassn purbs. ba
bic Samburgs2lmeriia einis ben Dams
pier pertouft bate. Der nsu. Gis.ns
t6imer srildrte, bab CT bas Shiff eD
fauft babe, um 8aumfpons aus ben
@ereinieisn Siaatsn uah Deiitl6fanb
3u perfra4ien, absr ba bic britiihe
RtsisruHg auf i5rsm proisft bsftaHo,
orbn.te Der Giesntbiimer an, bab Der
TampFsr nifi, ipis uripriineIi4 beabs
iihtigt. mad @rsmsn. ionbrn nah
Rottsrbom fabrsn iolts. Die Der.
Stdaien Regisruns eriudts bann bic
britif6e Rssisruns I'm fiherss GsIsii
fir ben Ddnlpfsr. srbislt ieepd) bic
glntport, bab Gnslanb bic Sransfe.
rirung bss Shiff.s ins amsrifanifhe
Rssiifsr ni6t ansrienn,n Tonne unb
bas G4iff buber auf Der iobrt gstas
psrl ..s,ss..ssn tpiirbs. Die aabung b.s
Dampfsrs biirfts jsbOa, ictpsit iI@ aus
ben 4usIafuneen Der englifdsn Be
b6rbeH erfsben ldbi. nu9 Deutfhlcnb
l0urdeelaFen iDerbsu.
Die 8ef6idanabme bes Ddmpferf
bur6 bic gHsIGnbr biirfts 81 biplo.
maiii6en DsrfpidlungeH Don nDgIiHer
Wtif. fsbr tDsittrassnber BebsutuKs
fiibren.
Dor sinigen Tasen bisB e.. bab ii6
bic qfbfdhrt Der .Docin- bdhsr Dsr55.
ssrts, neil sos Giuirsffsu einsr Sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
Wefeiielt mad Eagittatp.
gaife @ajOr, Der bes Norbes Der
badfig, isbrt freiwiIlig 5urid.

Gbsriff gsorse SutbsrIanb unb De-
putnsSbsriif so. 3. arumbua trafen
ssjtsrn in Cincinnati Elm, um ben u
Sabre aItsn Mite Wojor. Der arr
Samsias burd bic DltsitiDs Gentsr
unb Gernbarbt auf Griu9sn Der Be-
h6rbsn Don Sasinap. Mid., perbaftst
tuurbs, nua bort suriid su transpor'
tiren.
WaiOr III befduIbist, nab Snsts
nam am Gonntag DOR aht 5agen tis
nsu Raubmorb psriibt su babsn. bsiIsn
Spier Der II Sabre alte JoeI Grocer
tpurbe. Die 2sihe bss alIgemtin bss
Iisbt ssfrefsnen Wannss ipurbs BON sis
nsm anssfisIIisn am Nontus Worseii
entbtdt.
Inter BEN Wsrba4t Der 9bitsrihdft
ipurbe 5un19it Elm anbsrtr Wann Der'
bdFtst. Der isbO4 balb tpieber In Grsis
bsit ssisst ipurbe. Wdior ipupoe als
Der Sbdier trmittsIt, bod battle bers
j.lbs krsiis f.ins sludt bsiDsriIisliss.
Tiird, be Mbreiie eires 5rennoes bes
Werbd6tissn in Milipaufss aeians ss
ben jsbissn aufsntbuIt bss GIii6tlinss
in Cincinnati in Grfabruns su brins
gen. Der muibmabIi4e WaubmSrbsr
ipirb I4psr sefefftIt suriidtranspor'
tirt, nadbsm er iih bierau frsiipillis
bsreit erflGrt bate.
Maipr bate fdon sinmdl bic 6aits
frsunbi9uft gineinnatis ssnoHen. als
,r Dor sinissn Wondieu bic 6rau sinss
Qanbsmannes fir iid in Mnlprud
nsbmen unb ansebiia .ntfiibrsn lpolIis.
Gin Bib, bds In ben Sd6en bts Wtrs
bafisien, In sinsm Camp ndbs Gaet
nam pcrsefunben iuurbt, 5tigt ben an,
aebli&sn Wl6rb,r nit elmer biibfhsn
igrausnsperfon, bic ii4 in Cincinnati
aufbdlt. I'm biefs gu fsbsu, lam Ct
ndfl Cincinnati.
Die Gumms, ipsl@t Der Buri4t isis
n.m Dpfsr abnabm. bstrus S21. Shs
riff Gutbtrlanb unb TtpuipsSbsriff
SurnbuII erfaunisn In BEN 9srbafisF
ten NIT gsftimmtbsit ben @siuaisn
ipisbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
0aterAen
aabtstn angtbIi6 BON ibm
i'm SuIi an Roifsr nil.
bslm sefanbtes ssIes
gramm perDffents
lifen.

ct petersburs, 81. San. -
Das amtlide RssisruHsblatt Dsr6fs
fsntIidt sine Dspsihs, bic aneebli6
am 20. SuIi 1914 Gar glifOlaus an
aaiier @ilbslm fdHbts unb be fopsit
D0n beuti6er Geits ni9t betannt gesss
ben purbe. Die Sepef4s lautsts ans
eebli6 pis folgt:
pDdnt fir Dein DerfSbnli6ss unb
liebsnsipiirbiges Seleerdnni. Da bic
Offi5iens gotf6dfi, bic Dein BOtf4ofs
ter Hleinem Wliniiter beuie unterbr.is
tete. in sinem gang anbersH Zone sss
bdIten III, 10 bite ih Did barum,
bieIe 9srf6isbsn5sit 5u ertlGren. gs
piirbe redt isin, bas 5iftrrei&ifds
fsrbii2e prObIsm Der 5udger aonfe.
ren5 5u iibsrpeiien. Sd Dsrtrdue auf
Define @sisbsit unb UreunbF bF4aft.4
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IIen lltbtrfon ouf 4rapssunt aesna&t.
irb nd&bem ts bic fih fliiHfenbku
feinbIi@en zruppen bOmbnrbirt battle.
bic aaierne unb bos gaeerbuus, IN
frtldem Waehl oufgt{peidkrt mar, tss
fhdbiat. Ddsielbe zprptboboot bat In
Miaan aipti fsinbIi9e 9otterien gum
Shtp<iaen qebradt unb bsrIhitbens
iFelutras psrisnit fonis bic Rofernen
tefhdbiai.
Z Der 0enerdIftdb Der ruiIiiMn Mrs
NEE i'm auutafus bat bos GoIsenbs
betannt aeaebsn:
Nm Der SariTaampfb sSront Bat
am Mbsnb bes 81. Sanuar cine uns
fersr aoIonnsr. fh sinen Sdnsss
iturm au Nube mafIsnb. b!. Gsbirsss
b6bsn iiberitkasn unb nah beftigem
4ampf bas 0orf garnsk erobert, tpos
bel Der Gbsf bes 80. tiiriifhen Mrs
rnestorps nit fsinem seIdmnten Stab,
16 Sffiaisre. 7 4erats rrb $50 Mann
IN bic 0efanaenfddft seristbsn.
9luberbsm tpurben brei stunonsn,
iiber 200 @sipebre, Elm propiantsus
unb droBe Wsnsen bon Wunttton unb
QeknsmiitsIn erbeutet.
am barauffolaenbtn aase sriffen
bic 9iiritn bisfs aoIonns an. fpurben
ftDod burn sinsn Gsasnanarjff nit
arohen @srllitsn surildde7dtahsn uno
mnbten Elm S&nsIIfeusrsefdlb i'm
Std Iaiisn.
gln dnbersn Hronien fanben BIZ,
ii5!ihsn Sfisbereien itati.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
0raaitses Gnbe.
3 5inan5teII. WsrIuife ma.
den German auerba6
sum brsifS4en MSr.
Der unb Selbf.
m0rber.

Rem gort, 81. Sanuar. =
Surh finansielIe 8srluite Sur 9ns
5lpsifIuus setrisben, srIdoB in Der
Ra4t bonn Samitas gum Sonntas
Der 0runbeiaentbumsbdnbler 6ers
mann 4usrbaf feline Satin unb feline
SSdttr iudbrsnb Il. I'M tieFffsn ShIni
laaen unb mnhte bann isinem eigsnsn
2eben Elm Gnbe. gr psriibte ben breis
fd6tn Worb uno ben Selbitmorb NIT
tinsm Masa5inseipsbr, an peIfem
cine 9orridhing angebradt mar,
burd ipeIhe Der anaa bss SduFss
fab unborbor gemaht tpurbe.
Der tinsist llebsrlebenbe Der ga
Mile III Der Sobn 2eiier, Der am
Sonnias Woreen. ais er srtpa&ts un>
ier Der gItiir feinss 3immers einen
3eiisl faub, In bsm er bon itinsm
Daier auisforbsri fpurbe iitt NIT pers
ihiebsnsn 0erpanbien tslepbonii9
IN @srbinbuna 5u ftben.
Bis Dor ipenieen Snbren mar
glusrbnd Mitinbab.r siner 3uders
ipaarsnfabril eetp,fsn unb bate iid
bunn bem 0runb.ie,nthlmssef4Gft
aeipibmet. Grit Dor fpenisen Wonas
ten mar f.in 0,rm5esn auf $1O0, 900
obgef4dbi tporbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
Ybbel
In Rom RsutraIi'
tdts @sriammIuns unb
mubpon Srupptn aus
einaHbergeiast
nerben.

Hom, 81. Sanuar.-1ruppeu nit
aufsspilan5tsm 9ajOneti mubteu ON
SOnntas requirirt ipsrben. um bi.
Rube unb Srbnung In elmer @er<
fammIuns bsrSuitsllen, bic BON Seuas
loren, WlitgIiebsrn Der Deputirteniams
mer uHb anbsrsn prominenter perfons
Ii6teitsn sinb.rufsn porosn mar, uH
8si9liiFs gu @unftsn Der GOriOousr
Der RsutraIitGt Stuliens pdbreno bes
gesenipdrtissn arisses gu faHen. Cine
an5abl @esnsr Der Reutralitdt, meiit
Republttaner, rotteten ii9 am Gins
gang aur 9uIle sufammeu unb sriffsn
troy dller gemiibungen Der poii5ei
bi. yreunbe Der R.utraIitGt an.
Der Deputirte Bruno 8eimonte. Der
s5iibrer Der 0eutralitdten, ipurbs ges
p6rfeigt unb BON bsm pObelbaufen
angsipiesn. Gr fsbte fia 10 gut sr
tpnnte, nit einem Spusisritod sur
Webr. .Wdbrenb bes aratpalls fbris Der
pDbsl: rSaanbe, Sbr bobt eu4 pom
Giiriten Billion tuufen laTIen. Jhr
Sreunbe Oeitsrreids."
Da bic poli5si Der Situution ni4t
gefpu1fsn mar, purben Sruppen res
quirirt, bic NIT auFpepfIan5tem 8ajos
nett porbranssn unb bic ardipdfliitsn
aug Der 6alle jasten. Die RuhefiOrsr
perfu9ten bann Dor bas Gebduoe Der
Dfterreidii6en gotfduft gu selunssn,
puroen iebOd BON ben sruppsn duss
stnunbsrseiprsnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
I'm Gnglanb
Birb Der beuti4e aaifsr
sur u b DE t6sIuns wiebtr
einmal trdnt asfaat.

einmuI trant sefasi.
aonbon, l. 5tbrudr. Die
Grhans. SeIssropb 60. bebaupist, bab
lie BON gmiter6am bic ansebli6 aus
Berlin itamm.nb, Ra4ridt erbaIt.n
babe, bab Der Osuiits aaifsr NIT
0aiidfidt auf isinsn Gefuubbsits3us
itanb mad Berlin 5uriidedebrt isi. nm
Spe5ialiit.n tpsesu Isints SaIsIsibens
gu Ratb. gu Sieben, Sn Der Dspsi8e
pirb fsrnsr bsbauptst, nab bic Stimms
bss aaiina in ben IesteH Sdg.n iaum
b0rbar s.p.isH lei.
Rublanb bstauptet. GrfoI :
.rsieltrau babsn.
ct p.ttrsbure, 81. Son. -
Der amtIi6. 9sriht bes ruiiii4tn
GeneraIitobs Iaufet tpis folgt:
.Sn BEN Wdlbtrn n0rolia Don
piataIlen unb @unrbinnen Dduert Der
siampf an. Sier baben mir In Der Ges
cenb b.s Gprfes Qebssolen bi. Ssuts
i6eH bur6 siueu 4aionettangriff aus
riidaeorGna,.
9lm Iinisn llfer Der Wsi4fel in Der
9egenb BON 9oriimop baber bic
0eutifgn in Der Qadt bss %. 5ds
nuar uub am borauffoIssnben saae
i6re 2lnariifs auf unisre Gielunsen
frieRrholi, uber fie ipurben iiberdl
nit aroben gerIuffen suriidesf6luesn.
Gin S6iibsngrdbsn blieb i'm 9eiiB
bes aeinbss. Sci bem Dorf SiboniiBe
mibldnatn ben Deutfnen am 20. "a.
nuur sp.i @.rfude. bic Sfisniipe gu
erareifsn.
9ln Der S4laHtfront In ben aurs
puthen in ben gdiTen BON Duflu unb
9psstcip. snttpidslt fi6 cine aIl-.meis
ne Shla6t. IN bieier Gegenb yaben
bic Oeiterr.iher. nad,bem iit Derit6rs
iuno.n herdngesogen bdben. periuGt.
sine Gffeniipe bur6 bas Sbal bes
llnterIauf BEG GIufes Gan nnb auf
rem Strabsn, bic iiber bic pdfs BON
SambOr unb Strp fiibrsn, au srgrsis
fen.
gm 28. unb 30. Sanuar nabmen
perf4isbene RGmpfe in ben aarpdtben
einen fir uns aiiniiissn 9erIduf.
8eipnbsrs trfolareit, ipdren mir nit
unf.rer Sfferiipe Bel bem Sorf gliia
golionta, iiibpsitIih Don Sutlu (Gos
Iisien). no mir NIT gnionettan9rifs
fen brti ainien Der fsiubIiheu S9iis
BenurGbsu erffiirmten ebtnfo erfpIgs
reid mar unufsrs Offtniips auf Der
fFront fiipfpejtli.i RON ssoslisfa unb
8uIiarob unb fiib6itli6 bon Qoubos'
bifti, NO ss an tiHer Stsns unisrtn
Sruppen aslanp. cine SteIIuna Az srs
obern, bic ourh Crahtperbaus se'
fhiist mar.
@Gbreno biefer beibsn Gag. nab
men mir peitere 35 Dffi3isre unD
$500 Wannid3uften asfnnaen. erbeus
tetsn 5psi Sd,neIfeuersefdiibs uHb
zine aonons. iDddrtnb aud unIertI
sruppen Gsfangens ma9tsn.
btren aenaue 3dbl iebo4 iof3eit NOD
nift ieftgeTisIIt ipDrben lift.
SIN G6lparsyn Deer bal unfsreI
sfIoits am 27. 9gaHucr bic tiirtifden
areuatr .Robiibieb" unb -gresIon4
aufasfpiirt unb iie Biz gum anbruhl
Der Ountel6eit Dsrfclai. alm 25.. 26.
unb 81. s5ani,dr babtn unIsrs 1prs
psboboots mebrere tiirfifHs GeetIs
fhiffs bsrienff. 2lm %. ssauudr bat
ems unIersr SOrpsDoboots siusH sal'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
eAiFsnsaridtss.

Rtp gorL 81. San. afnsss,:
.glstp gOri' pom aiDerpOOI; ~aurst"
bon @ldgeop.
abgss.: .Gbieaso" mad subre;
,QapOIi- na4 RsapeI.
aiperpoDl. ,slng.i.: .st.aOuis'
pOn Rem gorf.
Qattnstonu n. 9fusst.: sGcan'.
binaDidn1 Don Ct. Scbn. n. g.. not
2iprpooI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01

gerihteritottsr. purbe aefisrn In
fdtper eriranttem 3uitanb nua bem
ct. Gliiabeth 6oipital aebrdht.
ginbrefxr, ipelhe in bds
SddnfIotaI bon Gtreibia nnb Sapp
an Der oberen Wabiion gpsnue einset
brunaen iparen. itdbien $40 in alsin'
selb.
Ssrr 6enrp 9uife, g5rdfibsnt
Der guiie Bird Co., lit aeftern in isis
nem 6duis, glo. 4612 6untington
apenue. Siib Gopinaton, i'm aIter
BON 81 sSabren aeitprben.
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wermift.

Der Batter bss 1e Johr, alttu maIph
pontrs BON 30. 945 Ri4moub Stt.
.rluts. bic a3oIissi. auf i.iusn SprSb'
ling su Fabnoen. tuslmer felt BEN 80.
Sanuar aus Der sIt,rli4sH @ohnun5
psrIhpnnbsn IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
QerHreut

Seb1mne: .Serr profeiior. ioeben
1T EN- priatiger Slmge ansetom.
menI"
-Dieie eipiae st5uinal ST benz
aleine graa uidbt ba9s
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8abtpn nnb 8eaebue

= Wurtiu S9pisriobdnn DON 921
a. 4penue, Ddpton 1T aefterH i'm
Nlter DON 81 sSahreu gsitorbsu. Sein
5obn 6ermann III i'm S9ulsebdube
Der 6. 4penus als sSanitpr anseitelH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01

3u bermtetbeu: Erei mobIirtg Jront
simmer init ben Heuelten Reaueml6ietten fhi
leidte 0aiisbaitiina IN einer 9ripntiumtlte
SO. ZIP @abiion elce.. 2. Etod, GoninatcH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
Gine nttte Mntpprt.

.ReIlnsr, mo bleibt msin giIen21
.gsrseibung, Sbr aaGbsiopf mub
srit Darm ssma4t psrSsn:"
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u { M y o rt.

Die 0eipport Office fir bas pGin.
einnater goIfsblGtt1 befinoet iid In
gao. 339 Yorf Strake, seseufber Dem
GunrtbOnie, iuoielbit @e.isfeiten, Mn.
seiaen L. I. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiun'
ten gbcnos entsesensenommeu fuer.
ben.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
The Inspiration Of The Bible
BY JAMES ROGERS
Events Clustering About The
Millennium

The Unfolding of Gods Plan in The
Day of the Lord.
Some of the most thrilling events
of all ages occur in connection with
that period of time referred TO in Rev
2o;l-5, and generally spoken of as
the millennium, though that term
itself does not occur in the Bible.
The Scriptures do, however. teach the
fact of the millennium" and further,
that this thousand-y period
is soon to dawn. But the word of
God also makes il plain that before
the millennium begins, there are some
very important events TO take place.
events that involve the destiny Of
everr living person
IL shoald BE borne ia mind that in
the rsNu1nMon Of HI Sos - this
world, - erestor il daaling wfth ~
prob1en n sin. This cOateyees5,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
The Kind Of a Friend to Have,

have a friend who calls on me
every now and then and always gives
me new lease on life. He makes me
think more Of myself; makes me more
ambitious, more determined to see my
opportunities and to make the most of
them. His calls are like the coming Of
spring after long, cold winter, which
awakens the sleeping buds and calls
out the flowers. The sunshine of his
cheerful mind, the alchemy of his op-
timism, awakens me to renewed effort
and encourages ME to outdo myself
am never too busy to see him. and
always urge him to stay, because his
presence makes me larger man,
makes life seem more worth while
than ever. He helps me to get a new
grip upon myself. He arouses me, so
that l feel equal to any task when he
leaves.-Christian Herald.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25

which originated in heaven, even be
fore the world wos, has come down to
earth. involving the destiny Of every
human soul Here the Son of God
became also the son of man, and here
he lived as man. Here his cross
was uplfted. Here too, Satan, the
originator Of sin, does his works, and
here he is to be punished with all
his confederates both angels n d
men.
A Time Appointed for Every Purpose
ITO everything there is season, -
wrote Solomon, and a time to every
purpose under the heaven, Feel. 81.
There is day Of salvation time
when sinners may turn to the Lord
and be saved That day has an end
The Lord has appointed day time
spoken Of In the word a. the day
of the Lord, in which he will deal in
very defnate manner with trans
gressors those who have spurned his
love, refused hi~ mercy, reject hi,
Son.
Every Scripture viii he Literally
Fulfilled
"The dav OF the Lord will come a &,
a thief in the night: ~ the which the
heavens shall pass with great noise.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
Plum Greek Riplets

MIR. and Mrs Stebbins and little
son and Mrs. l.. Goodmanson left
last Tuesday for Miner to visit for a
few weeks dt the Joe Hegge home
Mr.. Pickering arrived last Monday
from Canada to visit with his son,
j. Fl. Pickering and family.
Mr.. Harmel who was taken sick last
week is improving nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. W. H Davis and
Marie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah spent
last Sunday al {. f. Holmes.
Mr. Bissill and Al. Mosier finished
grading I he Plum Greek road last
week.
The rain this week delayed both
haying and harvesting considera bly, 1.
Mrs. Albert Mellnger and her niece
of Marshaltown, Iowa, who are on
their way home from San Francisco,
stCuped Of at Ltnmon last Frida
to look at Mellinegrs claim and look
at the country. While here they cal.
led at GoOdmanson's 1t is six years
snice Mrs Mellinger was here and
she says she sees great change in
the country since taen.
Miss Tina Wibye and niece called
GoodmanSon ; Friday.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
Cook Locals

Erick Sampson called at the Hog
Ranch Friday.
Dr. j. II. Young called on the JAS
Noble home in Chandler township
one day last week.
Milton Rogers purcha ,ed a new
Deering mower in Lennon recently.
Syerre Aoberg was in Chandler on
business Friday.
Mrs. Sceuessler and Mrs. Nelson
called at the Highbe home recently.
Chas. Lohius, Elmer Nickeson and
Parante Bros, have purchased J
|. Case threshing machine and will do
their own threshing. Others may Join
this COMPANY. Rates for threshing
seem tn be monopolized, hence this
move.
Andrew Aoberg sold horse to
Clayton A. Cinley at Chandler last
Friday.
John Martinson, Mill Rogers. Mike
Helgeson and the Aobergs we're busy
Friday and SATURDAY. moving build
lngs on the Hog Ranch.
Thos. j. Smith of Champaign. III. d,
is IN this vicinity overseeing the hsr-
yesting of his crop.
Have you seen Milton Rogers silo?
Its the Indiana style and make. Size
1890, 100 tonnage capacity. neatly
painted and it shows of we'll Corn
Is making rapid growth in this iayor.
able weather of which Milt says he
has 80 acres, besides some alfalfa,
amply plenty to fill the silo. A visit
to Mr.. Rogers place is surely treat
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25

of the Lord begins with the close of
Christs pgiestly work in the heaven.
ly sanctuary, at which time he re.
ceiyes from hi, Father his kingdom-
the earth. This scene is thus describ-
ed hy the prophet Daniel ~ saw in
the night visions, and behold one
like the Son nf man came with the
clouds tangelsj of heaven. and came
To the Ancient Of DAYS and they
brought HIM near before him and
there was given him dominion and
glory, anda kingdom, that all nations
people and languages should serve
him. Dan 7l3,ll This takes place
in heaven, not on earth.
Every Person : Destiny Sealed For
Veal or Woe
Cnincideht with. or lust prior 10,
the event of Jesus recei ving his king
dom in heaven, the destiny Of every
event in very fact brings the end of
the world. la the sense of fixing hu-
man destiny. although taking place a
little prior to the visible. personal ap-
pearing Of the son of man 10 reap the
harvest OF the earth. See Rev IA IA.
Is.
This event, the Sons reception OF
the Kingdom marks the beginning Of
the dav of the Lord period. when the
Almighty shall arise to shake ter
rlbl} The Garth lisa. 2, lpJ and To
destroy the sinners therefore out of
it, lisa, l3.9J And this comes sud
denly We understand that Jesus re-
fers to this gert important event when
be says, OF thal daN and hour know
eth no man. M, not the angels which
are IN heaven, ne ther the Son. but
the Father Take We heed watch and
pray for ye know not when the time
is Mark i3 - 50
At the close Of lhrist'> work as
priest Ira heaven. THIS decree recorded
in Rev =: H.. Il gue, forth. He
t1ati, unjust. let him be unjust sill,
and he that J., righteous, let him he
righteous -rli. And hehold. come
quic - This usha.- IN the day Of
tne lord sec JpeI 80 Is Zeph J
IL as
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25

The young man who writes verses
was standing out in the night gazing
at the sky when a friend ran across
him.
What are you doing-studying as
tronomyT'
Go away aud don't disturb me.
am gazing into infinite distance"
Il don't see what satisfaction you
find In that"
That's because you never had any
experience with editors. You don't
know what a comfort 1t is to find some
place where nothing is crowded out
for lack Of space. London Tit Bits.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
South Fork News

Nels Laren aud Mr.. Rbynie called
at Leo Motschenbacher's place Tues
day afternoon for the well machine.
Mr. Laren has a great deal of trouble
it seems trying to get a well on his
place.
Mrs. VIM. Bauer and Mrs. Claude
Alkire called on Mrs. B. J. Grovum
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. f.. j. Motschenbacher was a
Lennon shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. b. j. Crown, attended the
Larkins meeting Friday afternoon at
Mrs. Beasley's.
Val Observation-Disclosures and wife re-
turned Saturday from their Montana
trip and are very much with the place
there They have fine quarter sec
tlou OF land and brought some fine
samples of gain back with them
which proves the crops to be excel
lent.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Weightman,
who for some years past made this
their home but recently living at
Brisbane, Mimi, have shipped car
back to Box Elder, Montana, where
it will be remembered Mr.. Weight.
man has a homestead and they will
make their future home.
Herman Kurt and Lee Kline spent
Sunday afternoon at the Lathrop
home.
L. J. Observation-Disclosures and family
called on the Val Observation-Disclosures
family Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Clay and son Edward,
took dinner with Mrs. Edgar Lathrop
on Sunday.
Genevieve and Lillian Motschen.
bacher spent Friday afternoon with
their friend Iva Beasley.
Edwin Howey of ST. Paul, Mimi.
was a gnest last week at the home OF
Chas. Hannah.
Henry Hoffine is assisting Eddie
Clay in tee hay field this week
Mr.. and Mrs George Whightman
and daughter Grace, drove to Lem
mon one day this week
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Bissell attended
the Larkin's meeting Friday after
noon at the Beasley home
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-25
WHISPERING GALLERIES,
Old World Churches With Remarkable
Acoustic Properties.

The most celebrated whispering gal
iery is that which surrounds the base
OF the interior of the dome of st. Paul's
cathedral, London. A person speaking
near Its surface can be heard distinctly
Oy one listening near the smooth wall
at the other extremity Of the diameter
but not elsewhere
III the cathedral Of Gloucester a whis-
peFlhg passage leads from one aisle to
Tie opposite behind the east window Of
the choir. 1t is seventy-fve feet long,
SIX and half feet high and three feet
Wide In the form Of half an irregular
oetagon. The walls and ceilings are Of
lFeestone, and the slightest whisper
travels from end to end.
Inc cathedral of the Tai Mahal in
Agra, India, has most marvellous ech-
oes and reverberating qualities, but Is
scarcely whispering gallery. The
"hole cathedral of Girgenti, in Sicily.
mas tilis character owing to the pecul-
l"f structure of Its walls. These re-
u'afNaDle properties also belonged to
'ne Ear OF Dionyslus," cut In the rock
at syracuse In the shape Of a parabolic
,ur'e, ending In an elliptical arch. 1t
. S"iu that the tyrant seated In a small
s"".iloer over hundred feet from the
SPOT occupied by his captlves by this
means could hear every word spoken
W Ills prisoners. Answers.