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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

w. ID. BROWN, a former resident of
Anderson. who is making his hame In
Augusta, lie visitor IN the city. Sew.
eral years ago while living here Mr..
Brown was a partner of the firm OF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

without doubt il
oea % Sing Sing Prison her
her mouth; her sand
the stage and assist EECTRIcA wfrnh
ee her.
ALSO FIVE REELS OF MOTION PICTURES
Admission Sc and lOc Bring the Children performance
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

PROF, w. n. ALLOM. "a profcsslon-
al dancing master, who rs said TO have
been teaching for several years in va
rious states of the South, is In tho
city He Is here with view of open
Ing up a dancing school.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

j. NJ. HARPER, a prominent farme
of tho Bolton section, was in the cit,
Yesterday for short while on bust
ness
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

il. S. Those VINO have seen this show this
week ,lFe our best advertisements. Those
who fail TO see this show are the greatest
losers. We trust that we will have the
pleasure OF yonr attendance today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07

IL. Is. MCor.MIrK, OF Columbia,
was a visitor In the city yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
CITY MARSHAL GETS
DRUNK; ARRESTS SELF

LEBANON, Ill. July 21.-City Mar
shall John w Wolf visited st. Louis
and met friend there who invited him
to come in and have something, &"
Later the marshal came home on an
interurban car. When he arrived here
a friend helped him off the car and
sent him home In an automobile. This
morning Wolf asked the conductor of
the car to make a charge against him
for being drunk on the streets, The
conductor refused whereupon the
marshal arrested himself went before
Magistrate Gerking, charged himself
with being drunk on the street plead
ed guilty, was fined S. and costs, and
paid them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
COBB'S SPEECH
BEFORE MEETING
NEXT SATURDAY
UPON TOPIC OF IMPORTANT IN.
TEREST.

Judge John A. Cobb, as president of
the Georgia State Agricultural society
and one of the best posted men in
Georgia upon agriculture, will go to
Savannah upon invitation of Mayor
Davant and of Governor Harris to at
tend the Statewide Meeting" of bus
mess men next Saturday. Judge Cobb
will be among the prominent speak
ers, and subjects of vital interest to
Georgia and the South will De discuss
ed at length, particularly the situation
as regards the new cotton crop.
There is one class of Georgians who
especially should attend the meeting,
1t is made UP of land owners. county
commissioners, officers of chambers of
commerce and boards of trade and
others who have been seeking for
years a plan that would bring under
cultivation the millions of acres of
good land lying idle in Georgia.
In the weekly exchanges there are
frequently editorial articles and COM
munications calling attention to the
big areas in every county that ought
to be sources of new wealth to the
state, and making suggestions as to
means of getting the right sort of set
tiers to make them produce fine crops
In every county there is a great deal
of land that is producing nothing.
Within a few years it could be made
highly productive.
Just how many acres are idle no.
body knows, but the number is very
large. In sixty counties, according to
the report of Comptroller General
Wright. there were 1855, 1872 acres of !
Wild land, and it is safe to assume
that there were more than $1,000 900 in |
the whole state.
Perhaps there were far more. be-
cause it is more than likely that not
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
TURKISH CAPITAL
WINES AND Dimes
DESPITE TROUBLE
(By Associated Press.)

CONSTANTINOPLE July 21.-The
city has thoroughly accustomed itself
to the war and follows its pursuits as
if the Allies were as many thousands,
as they are hundreds, of kilometers
away. Business has increased a lit
tie and the supply of carpets put up
for sale by needy families has dimin
ished, which is interpreted as mean
ing that once more money can be had
from friends, of loans from business
acquaintance. Much of this money is
spent in the open air cafes, but it is
spent in the humble plaster. Nightly
without regard to political inclina-
lions, the people gather in the cafes
sip coffee, and absorb whiskeys and
sodas of Triple Entente leanings-
listen to Indifferent music, and gen.
orally enjoy life. The feeling now is
let the Allies take care of their bust.
ness as best they can. Even the Greeks
and Armenians here, who formerly
prayed secretly that the English AMI
French would force the Dardanelles
are now quite Indifferent whether they
do or not.
The Turk is getting away from him
self-creeping out of his shell. The
war has brought to the mind of many
Turks that the sepGratism of old was
not as esirable thing as was be-
lieved The Turk, so say many, is
coming into contact with the West by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21

transports, the wharves, the railway
sidings and the stores.
eff they make the attempt, it ought
not to succeed, but there is more than
chance that they might effect land
ing. The problem does not admit of
detailed public discussion, but it ought
to be regarded quite seriously a nd
gravely. The best authorities now be-
l;eve that the Germans will try to
land"
Mr.. Fraser is not sanguine as to the
situation in Russia or the Dardanelles,
but believes that England must fight
out the war right at her doorstep in
Northern France.
"The Germans" he observes, "be-
iieve they are winning the war, and
if a stranger from another planet
alighted among us and judged by sur
face indications alone, he would think
So too. Take the western theatre; the
allies are stuck fast; the French, who
have done wonders on their own from,
are Wa, tins for the British. The Brit
ISL are waiting for more weapons and
more shells, and as we have now
reached midsummer they will wait for
long time. All through Europe there
is not a single big man visible, for
this is a war of myriads directed by
pigmies. gS y
THE country ought also to know the
real significance of the Russian re-
treat in Galicia. There has been far
100 much talk about magnificent with
drawals and the unimportance of Lem
berg. The fact is that though Rus
STA has fought bravely, she can do
nothing much more this summer, ow-
ing to the lack of munitions and other
causes, and unless the coming winter
IS much harder than the last, her
movements may be greatly restricted
until next spring.
The Dardanelles is almost too pain
ful a subject to write about. We must
stick to it now, but we only win our
way there by inches and at grave
risks, and to get through we may need
diversions from other quarters which
are not yet forthcofing."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21

all the wild lands in the sixty counties
were included in his figures.
But it is not necessary to depend
upon statistics to know that there is
room in Georgia for scores of thous-
ands of settlers, that the land that is
waiting for them is capable of pro-
ducing excellent crops of a great va
riety of priducts, and that something
ought to be done to bring the settlers
to the land.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
JULY FEAST WILL AWAIT
THE CLUB ON THURSDAY
BI-MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
AMERICUS CUE CLUB,

The Americas Cue club, composed
OF half hundred bon vivants who
appreciate that dish seasonic, savorv
barbecue, will rally strong tomorrow
this being the date of fortnightly meet
ing at the clubs grounds out Leo
street. The feast will be up to the
usual high standard of excellence and
a half hundred members will rally
upon the firing line at high noon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
(By Associated Press.1

LONDON, July 21.-The war on the
French front has now developed into
a race between Lloyd-George and the
German general staff for Calais, de-
clares Locat Fraser a prominent Brit
ish writer, in letter to the Mail, urg-
ing that everything else should be tenn
porarily laid aside in England for. the
work of reinforcing the efforts of
the new minister of munitions.
with the Germans and their mon
ster guns at Calais, we should lose
control of the narrow seas" writes
Mr.. Fraser. "If we get enough shells
and guns in time Calais may be
saved.
There is every reason to believe
that the Germans will soon strike an
ether blow at Calais. 1t is no answer
to say that they tried and failed last
November. The first battle of Ypres
was a hurried affair which developed
on both sides without careful prepara-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
GERMANS TO MAKE fierce ASSAULT
upon French CITY Of CALAIS

tom. The next time the Germans tr,
TO burst through they will throw into
the attack every ounce and they will
only move when they are able to sd.
vance with siren 9Th which they thinI
overwhelming.
The enemy regards the seizure Of
Calais as an essential prelude to the
destrut'on of England. The question
is far graver than the country thinks
and the attack will probably come this
summer or autumn.
This country still laughs at talk
OF invasion. Not many months age
it was laughing at Zeppelins. No one
laughs at zeppelins now. Far
stranger and more unlikely things than
the invasion of England have already
happened in this war. The German
talk of invading England is more than
a dream. They began to think about II
very early in the war and in their MS
ual practical manner began to prepare
for it They have ready today the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21

Imitation Is the curse of modern life.
and IL Is almost as bad to initiate ones
self Of yesterday as to initiate some
one else. A man should have the cour
age to be himself-the today himself
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-21
Constantinople Grows Accustomed
To Bombardrnent Of DardanelIes

being obliged
Berlin
political
widened
Allah presides presence of Hay
ing at
the mouth
hitting coal
ing off of the paint another
ago la haveca useda panic att
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
Illus den nerdwtltta.
Mfinnepta.

Manfato. = Mm. SroIt, 2ebs
rer an ser bieligen 9eormoli6ule, er-
lit beim Steigen 1T Die 9aoepanne
einen eleftriiden @dlag bonn elettris
fden Maliermarmer, glitt infolge 6ei-
fen aus unb itiir5te 10 nngliidli6 &c,
ger sic @an6, bab er iofort toot lie
gen blieb. @itttpe uno 5tpei &inoer
iiberleben i'm.
@Iencoe. = 9eim nnter1uden
leines Mutomobtls trltg Dr. 6. 6.
8orreh> als oie Ma1dinerie iib I'M
erpartet in 8etpeg,1ng iette un6 ct
gegen sic @ono ser Garage geldleu=
oert tu1r6e einen 8r16 beioer 8eine
oapon; er liegt in ieinem 8ripatbo-
ipital in fritiidem 8ultamoe.
SEEM nIm. - She 8ermaltung
ser 9rotpn @ountp-6air bat fir 6ie
%oiesidbrige Musitequng, Die bonn 80.
Muguit Bis 4. September 6ouert, cine
gang 11eue un6 bodit intereiionte Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

bon IS Millionen 8l1ibels, tpenn lid
Sic iebigen sdabungen alS ridtig er-
meilen; oagegen miro Der Saferertrag
auf 115,40O,O00 8uibels geibabt
gegen oen 3ebmiabrs6rudidnitt bon
|85 Miuionen 8pibels. 8ei @erite
tit Der 8ebniabrSburdidmiH 81 0eil-
lionen @uibels, Der geidabte @rtrag
aber MIR 35,60O,000. Ser Safer
ertrog 1T am grobten> tpeil ma1r cine
Defenders groBe Musfubr ertportet.
Saitings. - Die 2eide zines
umbetamten Megers, Der offenbor
erihoiien tporben par, tpa1roe auf ben
@eleiien Der Miltpaufee<Bab bret
Meilen n0r6li9 ser St. @roir+&re11-
5nng, m1fgefunoen.
albert Seq. = Sqmes Sobn=
ion berlor Elm @ein, als ct Dor Der
Mabmai6ine itanb. INN an berielben
cine &eparotur bor3unebmet1, nno
Die @feroe on3oger. Da er bereits
70 Sabre aablt, un6 Ser 8lutberla1it
Elm itarter mar, 10 begt man menig
Soffm1ng, i'm Dem 2eben erba1ten 5u
f0nnen.
@ran6 Mapi6s. = @bef=Oe=
pl1tp 9orlon uno Ger Mgent Brandt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

bensmiiroigteit gelidert, Die Dien-
ltag- unb Mi~ttuodpmdmittag por lid
geben miro. Dieielbe lit cine Mrt
Gageslidt : 6yel1ertperf, tpeldes> aus
groben Moriern abgeibolien, cine
S0be bon 500 Bis 700 SUP in Der
2mft erreiden unb baum erplo6ieren
l1uo beridie6ene lebenSgrobe 6iga1-
rem 3eigen miro, 6ora,nter utbe 2ittle
@erman @uno." uMotber @ooie,"
u5abmem aler Nationen", Dos Mme-
ritamiide Gternenbomer"' unb ben
groBen Drodem." Dieie Jiguren ien-
fen iib langiam 5ur @r6e uno ge-
1pGibren einen berrlidyen Mnblid.
Ebief &iber Sails. = Die
Goo-Babn ia oie Mimeiota Mortb=
tpeltern electric 8abn tauflih in IT.
rem @eiib gebradt, @s ban6elt ii4
6abei UNI sic &auptitrede bon bier IN
oitlider &i6tung Bis @oo6rt6ge, 6ie
o6t3ebn Meilen Long lit, mebit aqen
Seitengeleiien iotpie Dem @egeredt
aner geplanten @erldngerungSitre=
den. ~. 64f
ct. Saul. - Sic Sriibiabrs-
tpeioenernte Minneiotas 1T tpobl UNI
ter 6em 5ebmGbrigen Da1rbi6mtte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

Observation-Disclosures Ser ganaen
Saiion cine betra6tli6e 3urabme
I'M gergleide nit lebtem Sabre auf=
>peiien tper6en. 8is Gnbe Sunni tp11r-
6en aus ben fu1ef bieiigen 0odS g.
1872, 792 Tonnen gr3 peridifft, INN
3,O74,901 mebr als Biz gum glei=
hen 3eitpunft i'm Sabre 1914. Son
6ieien @erdiffungen entfaaen ouf
Sen Monat Sunni allein 4,357,0 63
Ionnen gegen 4,135,664 Gonnen i'm
Stunt 1914.
8emi6ii. - 8ei elmer Durf-
iudung ser Grinft11be 6es &orrp
@l1nialus, IN Ser uipeide" @etrdnte
berfauft meroen, fan6 @bef=Spe5ial-
Snoionerbeamter $. 81. 2orion aus
9enper geiitige @etrdrfe un6 id)loB
ben @lob. @tootmaridoq 81. Spoo=
rer erlieB einen @inbaltsbefebl ge=
gen Die sdlieBung, unb 2arfon ee=
ltattete iofort, oaB sic Srinf5tube mic
Ger geoffnet mer6e.
&e6@ ing.- @tpa so Nerio=
men an 8or6 ser Dadt vMarD" 6es
8Mrgermeiiters 81. 8ierce BON bier
idtpebten in GROCER @efobr, als i'm
'SSt1rlern Der Sa6t Beuer ausbroh,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

bonn Snoiaaerbiiro bes Departments
6es SSnnern peritdroigten aue Sdanf,
lpirtbe un6 8ro1ereiagenten in Die
fer Staot, 6ab iie tire @eidaftspldbe
am 80. Suli idlieben miiiien. gs
perben 6abei 6rei3ebn S6anfmirtb-
f6Qften un6 cine 8rauereiage1rtllr
betroffen.
MinneapoIis. = Die @rbin<
nen oes peritorbenen Sobn s. d.
ualo, melder Dor 5ebn Sabren ieinen
BRET 9odtern nabe5u cine Milion
permadte> merben elmer gntidei-
Dung oes Ma6laBri6ters Nnbl 5us
folge, cine nudtragli6e Steuer bon
28,626.12 5u be5ablen babem. Die
8ebauptung Der grbimnen oob Der
Madlab iebr beoeuteno i'm @ertbe
geiu1rten iei, molte Der &idter nidt
gelten loiien. 9..@
OuIutb. - 8eribte iiber @r5=
beri6iffungen aus bem Soften BON
9a1lrttb urro ienem bon Stpo &arborS
5eigen, BOP Die 3unabme I'M @erglei=
DIE nit Dem lebten Sabre Biz gn6e
Sunni bebentenb GROCER lpar, als man
gebofft batte. Mn6 6el1ten oQe Mn=
5eid)en oara11f bin, BOB Die @robe Scr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
eeneralobert voN 1indeqailt.
Del @eneraloberit NIT benz &an9e
als @enerolfelomari@aQ. General

Der @eneraloberit nit benz @ange
als @eneralfelomarf@aa, General
abiutont bes &atiers, Oscar b.
2inoequif. 1T Dor tur5em I'M ".
2ebensiabre in Yotsoam geitorbem.
Weit linn 1T cine Der betannteiten
militdrif@en periDnli4teiten oobin>
aegange1, Elm damn, Der als 6laz
gelabiutant aaiier WilbelmS unb
namentlib als @~oriibenber 0es preuz
Bi19en 2anoes &riegerperbanoes
uno oes 0euti4en &rieserbunbes cine
ni9t gu INTERCOLLEGIATE &ole ge>
1pielt bat.
Oscar b. 2inoequi1t mar am 10.
DECEMBER 1888 in Suli@ 9eboren,
nabm ais !9auptmann am &riege
1901 tell, erlparb ii4 bas St.
ferne Rreu5 uno murbe 1872 Tiuz
eelapiutant Scatter Milbelms; biele
berantnortunsspone @telung betletz
nete CT fait Elm Sabr5ebnt binour4.
Oils ftdnbtger 8egleiter Scatter Mtlz
belms |. muroe er ben 8erlinern e1ne
bertroute uno beliebte periDnlidteit.
Ct bat Damn ipdter 0aS erite @aroez
regiment in potsoam, bic !. @arz
bezSnfanteriez8 Brigade unb bic 81.
9ipi1ion, befebltgt. bterouf erbtelt ct
bas Rommanoo bes 13, (piirttemz
bersii9en) Mrmeetorps unb fooam
bas sec, neu gebiloeten 18. Mrn1eez
torps (Trantfurt a. Dr.. SIN 5rub<
labr 1904 muroe CT gum @eneralinz
1petteur ber 3. Mrmeeinfpettion in
6annoper ernannt uno i'm 9er5f
1907 in @enebmigung feines Mbz
{dieosgelu@e5 CUR 9ispoiition se<
1tellt. 9ret Sabre bat CT bann als
Na4folser oes Deroienten Generals
b. Spit ben preubii@en 2%onoestrte<
serberbanb uno ben oeuti4en &rie<
gerbuno geleitet uno weientli@ CUR
tpeiteren Gritartung 6ieier &orpora>
tipnen beisetragen. 9ur@ aqerbO@<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

Dos aber geloibt nno Die SSadt ge=
lan6et mur0e, ebe tpeiteres unbeiI
ert1tanb.
5aribanIt. = Die @aggon=
merfitdtten ser vDap 8atd &p 60"
iperoen bierber perlegt un6 Gari=
boult miro Dipifionspurft. Die 8iir=
ger boben elm Durleben bon $4,000
auf bret Sabre getpabrt nnter Der
8ebinsung, 6ob Die @erfitdtten bier
fer fommen. Gin 8a1plab lit BE-
reits angefauft mor6en.
2uberne.- 9eter @Galer bot
cine 8itertelieftion 2an6, 6as bier
Meilen iiibmetlid bon bier gelegen
1T, an 8ilbelm Minfler fir $175
oen Mder berfauft. gs lit Dies Ger
bodite Ireis, Der biz 6obin fit 2onb
be5ablt murbe, @ruroeigentbums=
banoler ober glnuben, 6nb 6as 9on6
in 6ie}er @egeno. Big ouf 5000 Sen
Mder lteigen miro.
0uIutb. = Mrbeitiu9er, Die
bierber fommen in Der @offnung, Del
Der neuen StabIanlage 8eidaftigung
81 fin6en, iin6 enttauidt, ba befonnt
gemadt muroe> 6aB p%orldufig ME-
man6 un6 ipdter nur 2ente> sic in
0ulntb ibr 9eim baben, nngelteQt
mer6en ioQen.
Song Brairie. = &ilfs+sbe-
riff Sobn Song brad ieinen redten
Mrm, als er fem MutumobiI onfur-
beln nolte;; Ell miro fi6 oarob cine
3eitlang einen unfreipiQigen nrloub
g0nmem fonnen.
@inona. = 0ie Staats=Mrbei=
ter liberation bot m1f ibrem bier ob=
gebaltenen Sabresfonpett iid 6urd
Mitimm1ng oofir entidieoen, geger1
National= uno StaatsNrobibition s1
orbeiten, es lei 6enn, oaB Ser 8ep5l=
ferung porber @elegenbeit gegebe1
meroe Sen @enannten iiber 6ieie 6ro=
ge oas Stimmredt gu gepabren.
M16 mon6te iih ser &onpert in Sc
idlilien gegen Mi1itqrismus ul1o
Singoismts. Gin geidluBontrog
gu gunife oes 6rauenitimmredts
1pnroe NIT GROCER Weebrbeit obge=
lebnt. 6. g.. @oa bon Minneapolis
mur6e 5um Hraii6enten un6 u. 8.
@bbep aus ct. Saul gum Sefretar=
'Sdotmeiiter mie6ergepdbIt. MIs Srt
fir oen nadltjdbrigen Staotsfonpert
muroe @ibbing erforen.
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Kinder 8Ghreie1
MACH FLETcHER'S
Gas T RIA

Sent 0orreipon6en5). - @erb.
Noroid idenfte Ser bieltgen ct. Ibo=
m1asairde einen id0nen Seitenaltar,
u1r6 es miro ii9 boffentli9 NUN bolo
ou6 Elm bo6ber5iger @eber finoen,
pelder oos @egenitid 6a5u itiftet.-
0us cine ISOLDE olte Sobrd)en bes
Sac. @aipar itarb plotlih unb muroe
am Jreitog ouf Dem bieiigen airdl=
bofe begrober. = Nad6em Ser &e=
gen NIT 5u bielent Sesen %aufeehort
bot, ieben Sic 6eI6cr pielperbeibeno
outs. Sic @erite, melhe iett geidy1it-
ten miro, gibt einen iebr guten gr=
trng, uno tpem Ser 8olt, bieie groBe
Mage Ser 6armer, 1id nidt einitent,
tpofiir Bis iett nod feline Mn5eigen,
miro es cine groBe @ei5enernte ge=
ben. = 6rau 5rons Merrid reiite
1tenitag 51 ibrem iett in 8e1eliee,
Soabo> tpobrenoen @atten ob. Mae
Treunbe ipiniden Dem 9oore oas
8eite.
geder @orreiponoen5.) -@ieI=
fo6 miro 6oriiber iimoliert, mem
oenm on erlter @teIe oos grgebnib
Ser in Sberburne @ountp l~tattgefu11=
6enen County : Option : @obl slslt=
ifreiben 1ei. gIf Hiper. Sic Souutz
ltaot oes Gol1ntp, beaniprltft, Sen
Sieg ser ~Jea,dtgeionnenen" I'M
County ertpirft gu boben; Elm eleid)es
&cdt, unb oos nidt nit l1nredt, al1f
Sen Sieg ser uNollen" beonlprud1en
Die Snialien oes bel ct. GIuu> be-
itebe1oen ct. Soiepb= MItenbei1ms, sic
iid trot Mlters uno @dppdde an Ser
ltrne eimfanben urb fir ~freibeitlide
griiten5 ibren @obl5ettel in Sic l1r1te
legten. l11no iebenfous oud niht nit
l1nredt beaniputdt @eder ei11er
Tbetl bon oem Grfolge ser uNollen~,
oem STE .trode,e" gepoIferunq 1,l1=
ferer Staot iab iid beim1 3GbIen ser
abgegebenen @timmen iebr. elet-
tauf9t, inoem Ger Hro3entlot Ser Bel
friiberen @elegenbeiten obgegebe11c1
Stimmen fir nGrodenbeit" it'd be-
oellteuo perringert botte. @aren sic
8abler bon 8eder County in ibrer
Mblttmnntng coniequent gebliebert
5berb1rne County miirbe beute l111-
ter benz Sod ser Nrobibitionilten
oorben mrro biirlten. Or. Soiepb
@umper, meld3er uniere Stoot als
ietn Mrbeitsfelo erforen, bat in ote-
Ter @oN burd,ous feinen Mibgriff
getbon. Seinen meoiainiid,en 6ad)=
fenntnilien utrb ieinem frel1noliden
@eien 1T gong Juno gar entipred)eno
feline &rorig, Sic iid nidt a11f oieie
Ortihoft u1ro bte r6dlte umgeb,tng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
Telbpoitfarte aus sibirien.
9pmsf. Mbril 1915.

Wir fino bier febr gut a%ufgeboben.
Mie unier 2agertommonbant uns
tdglt9 Der1idert; baben mir aud
nirtli@ ni&ts gu tlagen. Wir pobz
men in einem bibi@en 2anobaufe,
tpie nan es au4 in pl0benfee uno
Rapitf4 bat. Sang gei@lofene @ez
felf@uft. @fen gut uno rei@lid.
Wir iinb nit unferem 3i@enmeiiter
febr 3ufrieoen unb nenne1 i'm
@9malbans. l1nfere 2Dbnung 1T
a1srei9enb. Mtr betomme1 10 bel,
nie in Deutf9lanb Elm Quartaner an
feitem @ebolt be3iebt.
@uer gmil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

,Romnt 3eit, tommt l1nrat!" ent<
f@ulbtgten ii4 bic feebeberrf4enben
@ngldnoer, neil iie es nt@t berbiaz
bern tonnten, 6ob ibnen Elm S4iff
na4 benz anberert torpeoiert tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

S@ bait emit 10 bel quite Sreunbe
8elonoers Germ Soincare =
IIs i9 nit benz Rnlber al gnbe,
8lieb ALIEN id nit meinem @ebl
Ser Saps, bieier gang falide 8erl,
Nimmt mir aud Sic Manbi9urei :
Ser Seufel Dol metnen Sstpolsh,
Ser eingerIbrt mir bat ben 8ret
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
Rikis ~s6wauengefang.
@eneraloberit Sscar b. 2inbequiit.

Sd bait emit 10 biele @etpebre =
&anonen in rieitger 3abl
On Sruppen 10 piele Wfiaionen -
Sod n9l gs mar einmall
Ser Yeter jtieg ldrsit bon Dem Ebrone.
Sem Nifita pumpt fetner mebr
@eorg faun ftb ielbit nidt mebr belfe11i
41l penn's bob gu @noe 16on mar!
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-31
Sayner News.

Dr. w. j. Manelow came up from
Chicago Monday, to lay out the spring
work at the Boys Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Savner and
Sias Sayner were Eagle River visitors
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr., Chaberson and Frank Hollic
from Big st. German Lake were over
to Eagle River Wednesday.
Silas and Wesley Sayner begin work
on the Kreutzer boat house Monday.
Louis, George, Joe Denks and Her
man Fabbean begin erecting the Froe
Itch skating rink Thursday.
Mr. Long, Mr. Froelich and Mr..
Mcgregor took crowd IF Sayner peo-
pie over to Trout Lake Sunday, to see
the Elk. Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen
served supper for all at the Foresters
Headquarters.
The town coucus held Saturday last
resulted as follows: Chairman, Fred
Meloy; Supervisors, Joe Denk ST., Ed.
Mykleby; Clerk, VIM. Froelich; Treas
urer, Herman Fabian; Assessor. Her.
bert Warner; Justice of Peace, George
Denk; Coastal les, Oliver Wilmington,
| Vern De Witt.
VIM. Froelich, who made business
trip to Chicago Wednesday returned
Friday.
DR.. w. j. MOnalaw returned We'd
nesday to Chicago after short bnsi-
ness visit here.
The Neighborhood Civic Social
Clubs program for Friday evening
was an exceedingly good one and all
enjoyed it.