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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
Serultorff tit SDnfes
renS NIT 2anliug.
Stipre6nng gilt als Gr'
gdnSnng sur arabits
NDte.
Snnoesresiernns idleint idDieSsse'
rifltlidJer &cgelmng Der &om-
penintiun seneigt.
Sentidle gtpte Mbcr Srbnna irI
Staatsbepnrtement eingctrOf.
fen nnb entsiffcrt.
Nafridlten EcnficIbs iiber Slnfnah.
me Dcs SnmbninQes in @ien
nod nidIt bicr.

@oibington, IS. Scpt @ot-
id)after @rof 9crllitorif, Der trot Der
mndicn0cn Neiorgnis III 9e5ug alIf
Die Sc5icbungen 5lDiidlcn 9lmcrifo
unb ben 3entrallndd)tcn optinliltiid)
gcitimmt lit, traf bier 81 cincr apn-
fcrcnS nit 0cm StaotsicfrctGr i.bcr
Die Gage cin, Die lid nis Dem &cricn.
fen DER grabic crgcbcn bot Is bciBt.
onB Scr 9otid)aftcr bcobiid)tigt, nit
Dem ScfrctGr iuforncle 9ciprcd)ln-
gen 81 beginner, bic ciuerieita Die
0clltId)e gote iiber Die 9lrobic cra1n-
sen, anocrcricits ober ocn @eg 81 ci.
ner fricoliGen @cilcgrng offncn iol-
len.
9ic beutid)c 9lniid]t, 10 beibt cs,
gebt oahin, onb cine &eritdn0iglug
iiber Die idicosgcri6tli6e 9eileglng
Der r&nmpeltintionsirngc fiir ben Ser.
Init bon 0fcnidcnleben ltmionlehr
berbcigefiibrt perbcn fam, als Die
beilti6e gtote Die @crii6erung erncu.
ert bot, oob ben aomman0onten bon
Saudlbonten Die 0fobniing erteili
ipor6cn iei, frieolid)e oonoelsfobr.
5euge nid)t obne porberige @ariulne
on5ugreifen.
Stillidlpeigen beiuabrt.
Die 9legierllngsbeomten berpabren
StinifDeigen iopobl nit ge5ug oni
Die 9lro6ic, dIs onfj i'm Solle ocs
9oti6nfters 9ilntba. @s beibt, Oub
trob Der ln5itldngli6feit Der beut.
ifen @rflariing iiber 0ns @eriellfcn
Der slrabic Die &egiering elmer
ifieosgerihtlihcn Grorterilng Der
Gompeniotionsfrage 5uitimmen miro,
Dcnn iid Die @crbnnOlitngen ouf Die
tatiG6lide 6rage beifrGnfen, oh Der
Gommanbnnt bes Sau6bootes elm
Hed)t bottc, icill Sorpeoo ob5uieuern.
Gns piiroe ni6t 0aS 9rin5ip innol.
picren, I'M bos Die bieiige &egieruna
fGmpft Sic 9erliner 9fote erfl0rte,
iDie befonnt, Der 3ou6boot Som.
inonoant bobe Die glrabic onqeqrif.
feit iueil er Der 9lniid)t mar, oof iie
i'm @egriffc itebe, iein Boot 81 ram.
men. Die 3eugenollsiagen bon @oi.
iagieren 0cs Sdiffes 5eigen ouqcaen
angeblid], ooB Oieics obne @armlnc
torpeoiert muroe.
Die berti6e Note ii6er Die Srbimo
miro beltte I'M Stoots6eportencm
cllt5iffert gtn6 ocilti6cr &reiie Nm.
lid)t cntbGlt iie Die Grfl0runa, 6ob
Oos Sorpebo, nel6eS 0en 9ompicr
Dcrfebltc, obgeidoiien ipur6e in Scr
Innabnlc, ooB iid oiif oem Sd]iffe
feinc Taiiagiere bcf0noen. 0ic ant.
lid)en Greiie erparten @afrid)tcn
pom 9otf6after GenfieIo iiber Die
gufnabnle, Die bos &erlongcn ser
Snnoesregicrllng na6 Der 9Ibbcru.
flng 0es @otid)aftcrs Nun1bo bel Scr
oiterreifiid]en 9iegierlmg aeiltnbcn
bat. 8reBoepei6en boben bereits cr.
flGrt, baB 0a5 glusip6rtiqe Slmt in
@ien iid) Dem Serlongen obne neite.
res fiigen miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13

Die eir5ise fdsri9e oeltf.
f9e Seifitns it, 20i6igan.
rpefc9e Die 9cper6en Ger
9H. YreHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
6eneral &iQa wuroe
nidt eridoiien.
Sud- @en. l1rbina mubte
Rdnbertaten init benz
9tbcn be5ablen.
@ur ariessgeridt seiteat nnb sum
Spbe pernrteilt.
@ilatrnppen haIten 6arransa nidlt
mebr itanb.
@crfen @affen ppn iid nnb liefern
Stabte ans, iagt gerid,t.

@ q I btngton, 13. Sept. Hrn.
iioent @ilion lino Sefretdr 2nniing
nerben Die geeenpGrtige Situotipn
in Merieo eifrie beroten iinb per-
iuhen Die sSorberllng bes General
Garran5n, bob Die 9ipIpmoten Der
lotein amcrifaniihen Staoten un
einan @reilSerte 5ninmntef1fomiileft,
Inn iiber internationoIe sSroger,, Die
nitS Der merifnnii6en &ebnIiltion er-
mo6ien finn, al bisfiltieren, in gin-
flong 5ii bringen nit ben Iniihten
Der 0fitgIieber Der pan-amerifoni-
i6en Sricocnsfpnferens.
@illa pruteiticrt, beitpden sn ieim.
0odoem ser TrGiiocnt uno Der
StoatsiefretGr iidl ousaeIprohen 10,
beiL merben Die lutcilt-omerifoni,
ifen Tiplomoten erirft pcrben
nieber nit Sefrctdr Banning Sli fon,
ferieren unb mebrere Der 9iplomater
iollen Der 9(nit6t iein, bob man bcm
@unide Gorron5o entgegenfonmt
unb Die bon ibm befpilliatc &onferen,
bctpillige. @enn bic 0iplomaten 5i,
iantmcntreter, perbeil ibnen ou6 bit
Mntiporten 6es General SSiGlo mn
ieiner untergebenen Giibrcr boree
Icgt merber, neIdle bcs SSnhalts iino
bob fie ii6 nit elmer fSriebcnsfonfe
rcn5 einperitanben erfI1ren. @iat
bot gon3 entihieben Die 9ebolptun(
Garron3os in slbrebe ecftellt. bob e1
beitoden fpiiroe, Die Snbnen gnrran
5as 5u berlaicn iinb cine neue Sof
tion 81 eriinoen.
9ie n1iIitGriid1e Situntion in
norbliden 0fcrico miro i6orf boob
ohtet; es gebt pieber bic NeIbung
bob Gorran5os Sruppcn iih porbe
reiten, Inn Die Streitfr1fte SiIlos
bic iidj nobe Sorreon auiommenge
5oget baben on5ugreifen.
General @illas Grmorbnns nnipabr
General @illu, Der borgcitcrn mi
General Silpio aif Der &onh DC!
General 1lrbina nIs ernloroet geinel
BET ipitrbe, erfreiit lid aneeblih De-
beiten 8eilinbbeit unb in elmer Ge
peid)e on ieinc bieiige 9lgei,tur Iiei
er, geltern beriften, Bob er eor mid
/ boron berfe, ii6 ernoroen 5u IoIicn
@pn Ser gleertur ipirb ferner be
ri6tet, baB SilGa nidlt MIR nidt TO
lit, ionoern irnitnnbe mar, 8enera
llrbina 81 beronlaiien. ben groBtel
SciI Der pobrenb 5peiiobriger &aub
5iige burd bas norbIihe Mcrieo 5il
iommengcrofften BcIber, @crt- I'M
Sdmndiohen. an Die Gilla &egie
rltng nus5uliefern. l1rbina ioa al
l1nterfiibrer 8iGos pic ein Giftoto
geipirti6aft unb gepliinbert unb er
preBt babeu, mas er on @eIb mn
Sdn,udiohen in ben beingeiudte1
StGoten bronbif]osen fonnte; oil
bieie @eife ion er elm gorpernogcl
BON 5ipiiden 5 bis 7 0filIionen er
rufft baben.
Imerifaner entfliebt Der @efangen
idjaft.
81 Taiu, Ger, 13. Sept. Sobl
2oeipenbrud, Der amerifoniihe &on
der. Der in lester @ode BON cine
merifoniifep 8onoitenbonoc ergrii
ZEN iinb nad Merioo entfilbrt fpurb
rnb alif beiien Auslieferrng eli
2oieeelb bon $4,000 eeforbert NOR
Den por. lit aus Der Befoneenidoi
entfloben uno befinSet iih in Colon
bus, gseii Nerico. Sic @ntfiibrlnl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
%orpoittn tau(4tn @@d0t>
,3ui iammenito6 grie@il@er nno bulga>
ril@er @ren3ma@en>

2oelpenbrufs bottc Dos Stoots- unb
&riegs Teportcmcnt peronIobt, Die
nterifonii6en 6ilbrer brinecnb 5ii
beronloiien, Die 6reiiesung 6es Nfon-
mes 5u befpirfcn bo ipnit bruitiide
WtaBnobmen ergriffen merben mir.
ben.
@i1atrnppen nif)t mcbr fampfcs-
frenbig.
% nibington, 13. Sept. Ntit'
teilllngcn on bos Stootsbcpartenteni
aus Snrreon, ans unoffi5ieller, bod
sientlidl iiflcrer Nuele beingen, 0oH
p1brenb i1nltlider fiir5liden ,3it.
iommenitoBe 5fpiiden %illo inb Gar
rnn5a 3ruppen, Die Solonten bes
erItercu idleGt abgeidlnitten boben
Sn pielcn 6GQen io1en @illn Sol
boten ibre @epebre einfu6 pon lid
geporfen rnb pnn linen beicbtt
St6bte Garronaa nusgeliefert boben
obne es iiberbaIpt 5lI pirflidenaont'
pfen fonInlen 5l loiien
ga bineton, 13. Sept. 8e.
neralmaior 6imiton iagt in einem
Seriht oil bas &riegsbeportement
ooB Sobn 2oenenbrltd, Der amerifa'
niifc SANDER, Der fiirsli6 bon meri.
foniid)crr @unoitell rftiiibrt imo &c
gen ein bobes 9oiegelb feitgcbolter
pirOe, bein es aber geIang, Der &c
fangenid)oft 3li entfomlner, itd) ieb
inter Dem Sdute Der ameriforii6er
Solbnten bcfinoc. gtGbere Wfittci
llingen iiber Die Sludt 9oepenbrif.
iulrocn nift gegebeil.
@ bingto n, 13. Sept. $oiel
miro cine meitere 0titteilung Gar
run5as betreffs ieiner fur5Iidci
8eigerune, on ben 6riebcnsberotun
gen teil5unebmen, ernortct ltn0 inl
es ii6 ongebli6 Inn &ori6IGge bon
beln pic Garron5o betrcffs Grlcoi
gl,ng gelpiiicr ir1ternotionolen Sra
gen alt mo6cn bot. Sie 6roee bel
&ricgsenti61bigune unb Sdub Del
Srembcn in Nterico ioa ebenfolls II
bcr meitcren Antlport erortert iper
oen.
Ser Santpfer Morro GoltIe fro
geltern in @ero Gru5 nit ciner 60
buna @offen unb Nhinition fit
Garron5a eir. Sn erportltng, boi
Elm embargo olif @affen nod
0terico erflGrt peroen miro, ioa Gar
ronSo in ocn Ser. Stonten grobc Sc
itcGungen oltf ariegsmuteriol iCOc
slrt 9eno6t boben.
General Sumas ltrbina erfntiunieri
@oibingtpn 13. Sept. Gn
rique 2loreilte, Der bieiiee &ertrete
Siao's, ipuroe beutc oireft bon 8e
neral @iIla telceropbiid) miteeteilt
oob General Somos llrbino ouf Scr
anlaiillng bes General Sillu Dor ell
| 9riegsgeridt geiteqt itno 5urn SOB
berurteilt nurbe, ipornuf Die Grerli
tion iofort itottfano.
,Sn Gem Seri9t OH ieinen Sertre
fer teilt @ino nit, boB General llr
bina lid idon felt 9angein zines Se
nebmens ituIbig getnodt bube, oo.
oler 3ipiliiation 6obn fpraf); e
Ion 2eutc, Die ibm 5utpioer paren
einfod) bobcn eridieBen Iaiien I'M
iou iiberbolipt feline SeriGte nlebr al
bos 8ouptauartier unb feline oireftel
@oreeiesten geIiefert, ionbern iid) al
lliurpator benonlrlen bnben. Sol
einer itarfen Sruppenmo6t ungeber
rIdtc @ila nlf Der &ond) bes 8ene
rails llrbino eiii iuO ipuroe nit bel
tigem @eipebrferer empfongen, Doc
Die ltebertpinonng Der Mouni6ofte1
llrbinos erfolgte obnc SdDierigteii
Sofort puroe eir ariegsgerid)t fon
| ititllicrt, oas bas SooeSurteil promp
ousipra6; ipcnige Wtinlten ipate
botte rlrbino oen Sob gefin0ell, oel
er Sina 5ueeoa6t bate.
IL
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13

7ie q egicrlng bot lett Wonaten Die
Sehauptima Der. republifnnii6cniSi!b-
rer beitritten, Dab infolee Der Geprei-
lion i'll Der 8eid)oftslnse elm groBeres
Seer BON arbeitsloien i'm 9anbe Dor.
banoen lit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13

aOnitantiuOpel anf bent
@nftwrgc nit MnuitiOu
DcriOrgt.
Hene 9nftansriffe Der 3eppeline amf
bic britiide aiiite.
Stalien iDa fiir $7,000,000 Inni-
tipn in Der Shpeis beitellt baben.
Siirfiid)e Grfplge anf beiben 5liiscln
i'm Siitrift BON 9lnaferta.
gelsiihe 9rtilerie beidliekt bemtidle
@erfe an Der gicr.
Sas nurluegiid)e Sdliff Ereitp nnaeb-
lid pun lt-Sppt angesriffen.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
CITY LOCAL NEWS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Mrs. John Redmond of Parma, is
spending few days with friends in
this city. AL
0. S. L. Rate Inspector H. G.
Scott, was a Payette visitor the
latter part of last week.
Mr. Charles Bolton left Monday for
New London, Iowa, where he will
spend the Holidays with his par
ents.
Mr. Frank Zimmerman took his
departure Monday for Scranton, Iowa,
where he will visit his sister, Mrs.
G. D. Plumley. ~
Miss Evelyn skipren of Little VIII
low, returned home MONDAY, after a
two weeks visit with friends at
Huntington, Oregon.
Mr.. o. B. Danner, manager of the
Denny Company fruit drying plant at
this place, took his departure Satur-
day for his home in Chicago
Mr.. Herman Mackey of the Electric
Investment Co., went to Gypsum,
Ore, last Saturday, where he will in
stall meter for a power plant.
Miss Alice Reed, who is teaching
in the Caldwell High School, came
home Saturday, to spend the Holiday
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. d. Reed.
Mr. G. B. Appleman, sales manager
of the Electric Investment Co., left
Wednesday evening for Portland,
Ore, where he will spend Christmas
with his parents.
Mesdames F. M. Satoris, d. M.
Holland and f. Stamey of this city,
and Mrs. A. R. ingalls, of New Ply
mouth, were passengers for Boise on
the noon train Saturday.
Mr.. Peter Soda. jr., who is mana
ger OF the Economical Wholesale Co,
Of Butte, Mont, arrived in this city
Monday morning to spend Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Soda. at their country home.
Miss Maisie Rude OF Quartsburg,
Idaho, who has been attending the
State Normal at Lewiston, stopped
off in Payette Saturday evening for |
short visit with her friend Miss Zoe |
Dunn. Miss Rude was enroute to her
home for the Holiday vacation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
MAKING GOOD AT REDMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gorham re-
turned home last week from Red
mond, Ore, where they had been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Albert
Mohler. While in Redmond, Mr.. Cor
ham mixed a little business with
pleasure by experimenting a trade
which places Mr.. Mohler in posses
sion Of the Redmond Grocery Co.,
one of the leading mercantile es-
adjustments of the town. The con-
sideration was $4,000. If Albert Mob
Ter is as popular in his new home
as he was while associated with the
Gorham Mercantile Company in this
city, it will only be a question of a
short time when he will be doing a
business that will cause his COM
petitors to sit up and take notice.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
A pRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER.

Last Friday evening the Misses
Edna Inman and Julia Dixon Were
hostesses at a miscellaneous shower
given at the home of the latter, in
honor of Miss Mildred Chapman, who
is soon to become the bride of Mr..
l.. L. Culbertson.
The evening was pleasantly spent
in hemming towels for the BRIDE
elect, and in social chat, after which
a dainty lunch was served.
Miss Chapman was the recipient of
several nice gifts.
The guests were: Mrs. Geo. Arm
spiger, Misses Mildred Chapman,
Crete Wilcox, Gladys Wilcox, May
Genoway, Gladys Ainey, Alice Perry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
FOUND IN THE HOPPER.

Washington, d. C.-The following
bills of a prohibitory nature have
been offered in the House Of Rep
resentatives:
BY Randall of California (Party
Prohibitionist): Bills to prohibit the
indiscriminate issuance of federal IL
censes; to prohibit the use of the
United States mails for circulation
of advertising of liquors; to prohibit
the use of interstate commerce by
shippers of alcoholic beverages and
to prohibit importation of such COM
modities; to prohibit the manufacture
of alcoholic liquors from grains,
fruits or other food products; to pro-
hibit employment under the Civil
Service of any person who uses in
toxicating liquors.
By Smith of Idaho: A bill to pro-
hibit the sale or gift of intoxicating
liquors to minors on the high seas
and lakes
By SABBATH of Illinois: A bill Of
similar intent.
By Gambler of Mississippi: A bill
to prohibit the liquor traffic in the
District OF Columbia.
BY Clark of Florida: A bill to
prohibit the Issuance of federal tax
receipts in prohibition terri DRY.
The form of the amendment to be
offered by the Prohibition forces dur
ing the present session of Congress
is as follows
Article
Section l. The sale, manufacture
for sale, transportation for sale, inn
portation for sale of intoxicating
liquors for beverage purposes in the
United States and all territory sub
ject to the jurisdiction thereof and
expectation thereof are forever pro-
hibited.
Section 2. The Congress or the
states shall have power independent
ly or concurrently to enforce this
article by all needful legislation"
Mr.. Sam Reimers shipped car
load of fat hogs to Portland Tuesday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23

Mrs. P. w. Polly of Emmett, who
has been visiting her mother in Spo
kane. Wash, for several weeks, ar.
rived in Payette Saturday evening
for short visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Sherman Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Locke, who
have been visiting in this city, de-
parted for their home in Omaha,
Neb., last Saturday. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c..
Haarman, who will spend the Holt
days with relatives in that city,
where they resided before becoming
residents of Payette.
Don't forget to place one of those
CHEEKY Christmas reminders-a Red
Cross ChrfSE6ag seal-on the pack
ages and messages you send your
friends this Christmas. Let them
know that while remembering them
and wishing them a Merry Christmas,
that you are not unmindful of those
suffering With tuberculosis and the
great fight that Is now on against
it. Tho seal on the package tells
them the whole story.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire in this way to express
our gratitude to all our neighbors
and friends for their many kind
deeds and floral offerings during the
Illness and death OF our husband and
father.
Mrs Sarah Warden
Earl Warden 1,
Lawrence Warden
Nina Warden.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23

c. B. Shontz, who is now cutting
ice on the Washoe pond, Is prepared
to sell ice to parties who desire to
haul and put 1t up. 51t1.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23

Mr.. Sam Reimers shipped car
load of fat hogs to Portland Tuesday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25

the. club and who were charmed with
the entertainment. It is the desire Of
the club to be reciprocal in the musi-
cal interests of the community and a
plan has been inaugurated to entertain
the students Of the community during
the club year. The club now has
about 80 members and hopes soon to
reach the 100 mark.
The Hilsen Trio, who sing at the
Synod Lutheran church Thursday eve
ming, were present and were very
pleased with the program as rendered,
Owing to the illness Of DR.. thinner
man the male quartet could not take
their place on the program, which was
disappointment to all. Taken all in
all, the Music Club guest night was
one of the biggest and most successful
social events of the season, and
thanks are due to the host and hostess
for the hospitable manner in which
they opened their home to such gath.
ering and for the hearty spirit evil
denced in the number of guests permit
ted to attend and the friendly greeting
with which all were met.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
Delightfully."- Surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson

North Dakota Appreciation Week
may be observed in many different
ways, one of which is to let our neigh.
bors know that we appreciate them
With this in mind, group of neigh
hors arranged a delightful surprise on
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson at their
home on West First street on Wednes
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson have sold
their home and are about to move to
apartments nearer the center of the
city and the many friends they had
made in their immediate neighborhood
during their residence on First street
thought it timely occasion to express
their appreciation Of the pleasure they
had enjoyed in their friendship. A
large number of them gathered at the
Peterson home about 8 o'clock and
made merry in true neighborly style
until late hour. Nothing adds to 8
| social gathering of this sort so much
as meal together. and for this emer
gency the guests were well prepared
as they had brought with them 6
bountiful supply of delicious eatables
which were fully enjoyed and appre
ciated before the departure for home
was made about midnight.
The Peterson's feel that while they
are about to reside in a different part
of the city, yet they will remember
with much kindness the many delight
full friends who surrounded them dur
ing the past years.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
Home
Is Opened to I
g - q
- a.
Music Lovers

The artistic and spacious home OF
Mayor and Mrs. Platou was Hospitality
opened Wednesday evening to the
Music Club and it's guests and about
1925 music lovers enjoyed a program
that would be credit to many larger
metropolitan clubs.
The Normal string orchestra held
the audience in breathless interest
during the rendition of several selec'
tons, which called forth enthusiastic
words of praise from everyone and
surprise and commentator from Wis.
iting musicians. The director, Mr..
Froysaa, has developed splendid or
ganization in this orchestra that shows
such finished results Of capable direc.
ton combined with ability of perform
ers. The trio, Lift Thine Eyes," from
Elijah, rendered by the Misses Aldahl,
Bublitz and Rae, was tremendously
sung without accompaniment. Miss
Dewey then gave the most interesting
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
Congregational Brotherhood
Enjoyed a Fine Supper

Thursday evening the Congrega-
tional Brotherhood and their guests
enjoyed a delicious supper served by
the Ladies' Guild Of the church. There
were 36 members present. At the
close of the supper Kenneth McF'ar.
land took fash light picture Of the
group. The occasion was one Of more
than usual interest, for it was the
last time the Brotherhood would gath.
.er in the old church. The next meet.
ing of the Brotherhood will be held
during dedication week in the new
church. Thursday, Dec. 16, is to be
Brotherhood night. The Brotherhood
will keep open house on that night to
the men Of Valley City. An opportun
ity will be given to see the new recre'
alton room and gymnasium.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25

selections from "The Kentucky Car
dinal", charming all by her interpre-
tation Of this story, and showing her
ability as a reader to be above the or
binary. Miss Ellingson sang "A Day
Dream" by Anton Strelezki, very
pleasingly. Miss Amidon gave a
short talk on Nine. Gadski, which was
very interesting A representative of
the Aeolian Vocation was present and
the listeners had the pleasure of hear
ing records on this splendid instru-
ment which brought the singers practi.
cally before them. Nine. Gadski, Nine.
Schumann7Heink and John MacCor.
mack were each heard in well known
numbers, and highly appreciated by
all.
The program was the work Of Miss
Healy and Mrs. T. s. Henry and much
praise is due to them. There were Is
Normal students who were guests of
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
War Causes
Steel Shortage

Washington, Nov. IS - Secretary
Daniels in statement issued tonight
said lack of structural steels would
make it impossible to begin until next
summer the construction of the two
dreadnaughts, bids for the construc-
ton of which were submitted yester-
day and expressed concern over the
fact that the European war had swept
the American steel market clean.
He intimated that unless some ar
rangement could be made with the
steel plants to insure preference ror
government orders congress might be
called upon to act. An embargo on
expectation of steel until the gov
ernment's wants had been supplied
was suggested.
Mr.. Daniels said he will again urge
congress to authorize the construction
of a government armor pant and will
also seek appropriations to fit the
Philadelphia and Mare Island yards
for battleship building. He said to.
day he believed the government should
be equipped to do all the work neces.
sary on a battleship even to rolling
the steel should an emergency arise
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS Is
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED

Friday evening class No. II of the
Congregational Sunday school was en-.
tertained at dinner by the teacher,
Henry E. Nelson, at his home, 113
Eighth avenue south. The class con-
sists of ten boys and is one of the live
classes of the Sunday school. After
dinner a business session was held at
which the class was permanently or
ganized and will hereafter be known
as the Ever.Ready class.
The following officers were elected:
President, Jim McFadgen; vice presi.
dent, Milton King; secretary, Clarence
Lyon; treasurer, Ralph Ferguson; at
tendance manager, Charles Wallace.
The boys are looking forward with
enthusiasm to the completion of the
new church, and definite plans were
discussed for the furnishing and
eQuipping Of the class room which they
will occupy in the new building.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-25
Reservation is Dry
Territory, Says Court

Minot, Nov. 19.-Sixteen people liv'
ing on the Fort Berthold reservation
entered pleas of guilty today in the
United States district court to the
charge Of introducing liquor on the
reservation. The question is a novel
one. Under the old Indian treaties no
liquor can be introduced on this reser'
walton for any purpose. The defend,
ants were fined $1.0O each and SEN
fenced to go days in the Ward county
Jail. But q stay of sentence Of 80 days
was granted in order that they might
apply to the president Of the United
States for pardons. It is recognized
that the persons were ignorant of the
provisions of the treaty and while le-
gally guilty, were not Intentionally so.
Lutte Haas was also arrested on a
charge Of introducing liquors on the
reservation. He entered plea Of not
guilty and his case was tried by jury
which acquitted him.