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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-27
Correspondence
ITEMS FROM LIVE CORES
PONDENTS OF RURAL
COMMUNITIES
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DIR. Girvin of Willard was in town
Monday
Olivia Frederick was a Glenwood
visitor Friday.
A car of stock was shipped from
Westport Monday.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter went to
Willard Saturday.
Miss Pearl Evans of Willard was in
Westport Sunday.
M. Flannery spent Sunday at the
home of o. E. Krugar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal returned home
from Glenwood Monday.
Roy Smith and family from Willard
were in Westport Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Beal from Glenwood Wis
tied relatives here this week.
L. Sittko and Miss Lucille Bishop mo-
tored to Alexandria Sunday.
Mrs. McCurry and daughter return
ed from Deland, ILL.,, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cook spent Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. Lantz.
Mrs. Ernest Hesse and Mrs. o. Will
liams spent the day in Sank Centre.
Mr.. O'Connor from St. Paul was
transacting business in Westport on
Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
B. Hall June 3rd. Bring your thimbles
and be prepared to work.
The house on the G. w. Thacker
place that is being built by j. Cook
and Honel is nearing completion.
Mrs. White from Wells, Mimi, cal
led at the home of Mrs. B. Hall and
Mrs. A. Hall, one day last week.
Mrs. ]. Johnson's mother from
Braham, Mimi, arrived Tuesday ev-
ening for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. R. Burrows is enjoying visit
with her sister in Montana. From
there she expects to visit relatives in
Seattle.
H. w. Bishop and family and J. A..
Osborne and family attended the Bac-
calaureate sermon at Sank Centre on
Sunday evening.
Although there was steady down.
pour of rain on Thursday evening,
The Ladies' Aid served over sixty
people, several of whom were from
the country.
Mr.. Sandborn of Deadwood, S. D..
is here. He is a painter and is ad-
ding to the beauty of Westport by
Transforming some of the uotside of
the buildings.
Among the passengers to Sank
Centre Saturday were Misses Ida
Hesse, Mildred Frederick, Jessie Tip
pier, Lucille Miller and Mrs. R. Par
ker, and Mrs. o. E. Krugar.
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Albert Willard was a caller at the
Walker home on Sunday.
Herman Hager was caller at the
Elliott home on Sunday Afternoon.
Miss Effie Preston is visiting with
friends in Sank Centre at the present
time.
James Anderson and sisters spent
Sunday at the home of Geo. Grund-
man.
Theo. Sherman and Mr.. Wilcox
made an auto trip to Melrose on We'd
nesday of last week.
D. R. Wolfe and family of Sank
Centre spent Sunday at the home of
his mother, Mrs. D. c. Wolfe.
Mr.. Alvan Lamb and and Mr.. and
Mrs. Con of Pleasant Valley attend
ed Sunday School here Sunday after
noon.
Walter Kind who has been in the
employ of John Rue for the past
month, has returned to his home near
Melrose.
Chas. Kortan is the proud owner of
new Maxwell car which he purchas-
ed from the Otto Bros. in Sank Centre
last week.
Miss Emma Weber received word
from her home in independence, Iowa,
of the sickness of her mother and she
went to that place on Monday of this
week.
Craig Wilcox and Harry Elliott at
tended the dedication of the new
school building at Melrose on We'd
nesday of last week.
Miss Florence Compton closed a
successful term of school at the Nc
Cormic Lake School on last Friday
with a picnic. Miss Florence had ar
ranged the picnic for the children of
the school, but was surprised by about
twenty of the people of the vicinity,
and all reported most enjoyable oc-
casion.
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The Hartung and Rachny families
attended church at Grey Eagle Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schultz visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rachny Thursday
last.
Edwin Bosshart from Nerstrand
spent a few days here looking over
some land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs.
Sarah Stegner visitd at the Frank
Martin home last Sunday.
Work was begun on the State road
here last week. M. M. Johnson of
Round Prairie being the overseer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beaver and Win
and George Ceynar were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ceynar Sunday.
c. Bauerfiend from Nerstrand who
has been looking after business mat
tiers returned to his home last Mon
day.
Carrie and Bertha Feucht visited at
their home over Sunday. Carrie is
employed in Sank Centre and Bertha
is employed in Grey Eagle.
There was surprise party at the
home of Mr.. Dittman last Saturday
night. Dancing was the amusement
of the evening and all report a jolly
good time.
H. Martin from Creston, Ia, was
visiting with his brother Frank anc
family few days last week. From
here he went to North Dakota anc
from there to Montana before return
ing to his home.
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Miss Nettie jaeger called on Tony
Miller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler were
city callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will jaeger and fam
lily were city callers Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Botz is spending a few
days at the home of Alex Botz.
Harry Veeder spent Sunday with
Will Ceynar and family near Spauld-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler and fam
lily and Frank Koterba spent Sunday
evening at the home of Math jaeger.
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with Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaeffer as
the former is quite poorly.
Mrs. Nagel and daughter, Ida and
Marie spent Wednesday in Brooten
and Ida remained to visit with her
sister Edna, who is attending school.
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Stamnltc Der ain Samitag AM 5ni.
Der &anias Strake anfsefnmoene
Selbitm6rber.

9ie Seide oes Selbitmorbers, Die
om Sarnitag 8trnittag aln Sub Der
aenics StraBe on einern Baum
blngcnb aligefunoeit moroen tpar,
lit nunnebr als Die oes 40 Sabre
alten Senrp Stigelrnan bon giep.
cattle, SS5ilo., ibentiii5irt porben. 1ie
Soentifi5irllng Der 2ei6e eriolgte
1eitern birrd ben 9ruoer bes Gooten,
}ranf Stigelmon, Der e6eniaa5 in
Jfciucaitle aniGiiig lit.
lie Camille be5 2cbenSnliioen er.
fitDr Don ieinem So6e, alS Die ,Srau
in elmer bieii9en 3eitung BON Der
auiiinoung Der 2eif)e Las uno cine
A'icoer0abe Der Photographic iab,
Die an Dem Sobten 9eiun0er moroen,
III pclfer iie ibre Go6ter Margaret
erfannte. Sic bena6riftigte ipiDrt
ibren Sdrpager, Der bann bierber.
fam un6 Den Sooten ioerltifi5irte.
gAe Jranf Stieelnran periiderte,
ueiB er abiolut feinen @rlno, Der
ieinen 8rltoer gum Selbitmoro bate
perunlaiicn f0nnen. S5ellrp Stigel.
man Iebte nit ieiner sSrau uno ici-
ncn beloen Stinoern politdnoig gliid.
lid bis er am is. Septenl5er ipur,
los berIfwan0 mo ieitoem mar Die
6anilie obne jeoe gta6ridt Don inn.
3n iriiheren SSSubren e6e Stigelnon
?crteirat1et tpur, pfle1.e er offers,
iilr @aonate ipurlos 81 peridapiiloen
I'M oonn e6enio plotlid pieoer ati.
3lltalId'en, aber ieitbem er iif per.
mab.t Datte. iparen 6erartige gsfapa.
ben nift nlebr porgetcnnen.
Gic Qeifye miro 5ur 8eiiesrulg
nod NesucaitIe gcbrndt .peroeir.
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geutf6er csiterari(&er Sfu6,
griclbe periammelt iif Tlittluot,
gbenS in Der Grnit aOd Sale.

Ser 9clitide 2iterariife alut
hdlt am afittpc6 glbeno feline 8er'
iGnunI,mg i'm alten Seim oer San'
Ielmann 2cae rrro 0es errpm Circles.
rer Grrit aot SaIle, an Der 3woli'
ten ,mo 8aInirt Strabe, ob. Ger
ssImb pilegte iid, Dor Sabren bort re-
gelm1big 5lt periamIneIu imo unter
Der irelmblid)en Siiriorge oes oama'
ligen $erberespaters Serpt SSpbn W
aununercn erging es ibm aitsgejei6'
net. Cine glryabl Der eriolgrei6itc,I
3uiammeitfiinitc rnb 5eitlidyfeiten
irsbeionoere 9aneilaberloe, bat Der
Stub in Der grrlt Saoh Sale oeran'
ltnltet.
9er 0ortrageitbe am Wiittluod
2lbeE6 lit Serr Seinrid; 2oeipe Der
iiber .9ie 3ipIinen Der alten italie'
niiGen 0ieliter uno ibre bobe gebell'
tiing in Der Waiiflpelt" ieri6t, eiu
Sbeina, oen Ger dlte largiabrige Gtit.
iiftrititcr in ieber @eiie gerett luer.
oen piro. Gem @ortrag folat eine
@eidDGitsiisilng iub oicicr idIieBi
,Id] cine ebrmg on, Die ben Serren
s.. u. Ratterrnaiin imo SeinrifI
9celue anldBli6 ibrer 3Sidbrigen 3u.
geb0risfeit gum Stub 5ltgeoadt ut
Ter alte Serr 9tatterElanu, Der
slben6s nid,t uebr iiis5ilgeben pilegt,
bat beitimut jugeingt, Der 8eriamn'
Iing bei5iupoBnen. Sdon ieines be.
coriicbenoen 0jcbnrtStogs Degen.
OBS gnr pieoer 5li elmer goiulc
fonrnt, luie es in friiberen eSaIretl
imnier Der ,Soll iparY gluf ieoen Sal
icIlte bic aIte @oplen.9tlutee, iotpeit
tie ncf am 9eben it, am Wtittlpcd
sltenS an Srt unn Stelle fem. 3iufc,
5opmoeller, Sid, aIepbolte, Sceiuc,
8roum, Yles rmo ilotiirlid) Der Sr.
FINDER Der @eburtstagSbogplc, Gat'
iernonn, iinO ctlit,e Der !Serreil, DC.
rem Nmnen ius gernoe eiHfallt Irci
Der hnberipiritlidNten Der oanlaligen
3eit siiboro, 3ippcrle,t luto gmiI
3fohe - iiilb onbin.
S 9luf jebei Sal iollten ii6 bic Dit.
plicoer bes Eeutfden 2itterariihen
Alibs benliiben. ben Gbrennbeno fir
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S6mar5eS importirleS l(e(ueteen
Spe5ialpreis $1,59 oie DarS
9lesularer @ertb $500,

}3peunbbreiBtg 3oQ brett.
JnOem mir e6r frd9 cine 9roBs 9eeaHn9 moen bel nsn
iebr bilgn qre iopie abesrng g1r linn Oa6 i'm Stanbs
enen Der mObenn Stoffe Der San 8u DTsm auerorbntf
bigen preiIe efern Qir Ia ben Defenders 8etermas
6ertnnen unb SdneiDer CUR 8eid9tglng elm.
@ir 3eiaen bic gr0bte &onottiOn BON ameritdnii4tn
unb nbt If EN- 8elbets 8elDeteens uno 6 ors
burops, pel4e in Oieier stab gu ieben NOR.
*3peitsr StOd*
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Mns BEN Wsxni3ipaIseri&t

Gebr snabig fam geitern i'm Mhinis
5ipalseridt DOR Ri9tsr Ssor Der %
Sabre aIte Joiepb gaibeit bapon, ber
unitr Der 4ntlass psrbafiet tporbtn
mar. am Sdmfias abenb i'm 9auss
gang go. 80 on Court Strabt, no
CT friiber losirt bate, bas Gas anse-
brebi gu baben, 10 bab es ausftr5mte
iinb inlier ben 8eipobnern bes Sauies
eine selinhe panit peririabt iparbe.
Daibeif bttbeuerie feline llnidulb.
mubit iebo6 siiseben, bdb er Wibble
lieieiien NIT feinen friiberen Sauss
wirtbsn esbabt unb erit Dor adt Sas
gen Don BEN polisiiten Webting ben
suten Ratb erbalten battle. bem Sauie
m1sIi6it fern gu bleiben. Aidter syor
ptrurtbeilte @aibtit Su 30 Sagen Mr-
ttitsbaus unb ben Rotten, fuIpsnbirte
isbob bic Girdfe, nd4bem @aibcif
psrfppoden bate, iId nie ipie6er in
bsm 5auis bliden laHen au ipoIlen.
BIS gum IL. Sttober tpurbe bic
0srbanblung sessn Reifben gapIan
BON Ro. 1851 Chapel Strabs peri1os
ben, ber an Sonntas 2lbenb IN deis
ner Wobmins auf Grfuhen Der Be-
b5rben DON 6untinstcn, 20. @1., ipes
gen elmer 1ipari5opeutinH psrbaftet
ipurbs, bei rpelher ts iidb nm $66 bans
beltt. Gapian bate Derfu&. Hiirgs
I&dft al 5tslIsn unb aAb eintls prDs
ishiOusIlen @iiysi4aftsiss1tF ssfaHs
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Observation-Disclosures.

CHARLES 9. Saport6, 25, Wliami, 8
lRubD 6. Stbd, IS bsssl.
Diaiam u. Rssrue, 26, 215 gilmar
4Denue.
laatbrpn q. Gong, "a, 723 8eit 8
Strabe.
}Qr9 Wtattbstps, "a, California, 8
l4ooie Roule, %, 1900 Speamore ct
lSoi.p1 g. Rsnner, 26, 1896 Siouei
Qoenue.
l9attie 5ausfislb, 80, 431 8sit 7. ct
(eOuis 6. Resb, 27, Spmmes, 8.
lgftber gOnnOr. q. Osssl.
)QlIfrsb 9apis, AZ, 1920 Tsarp Str
(Sennie Charter, SO, 1919 Wbitlon
Strabe.
J5enrb Mtoore, 81, 653 Ueit 4. Str
(peOria WiIion, 80, s16 asnpon ape
Gbmunb 8. @Olff, 80, 1876 Gair'
! far 4pe.
(Rup Deitmsisr, 81, NorpoOb.
(glmsr Smitb.rs, q, SpringfieIb. 8
lGIso gmmons, 18, 500 Deit 5. Ctr
(G. 6. gIis, q, Georgetown, 8.
lTearsaret R. DanisIfOn, 20. Wpo'
ming, ..
)Wilbur W. Mbers, 21, 2arpn, 8.
(Seleu grenban, 19, 3289 gsresfort
9lpeuue.
(Biniam Gpnnelg, 25, 354s perbut
! Strabe.
lWtapme 4amosle9nsr, %, 2134 @ins
StrdBe.
(gluauit 8. Sblers, 25, Nurpopb.
(Resiua N. DOlf. "a, bessl.
SD. 5. Bruce 9eOor, q, geuurOs
! Sot.l.
lSelsn gootiton, %, SarttpsI.
(5usb SpbnIon, 2s, 64S 5orsit 4De.
lWsauo 6. Auinldn, 20, 67S ossgl.
IGiuna areansslo, 80, 1438 Race ct.
lMaria WorelIi, 81, 1341 Glap Ctr.
(9llfrsb a. Sarbers, 81, glor!poob.
(Rarp &. Mcaibben, %, bssgl.
(2lnt6unp Z. g6bme, %. ct. gernarb.
(9lnna Ul. arebe, %, bessl.
(Rap 6. SlibbOn, q, so6 @eft 8. ct.
lgail u. Raib, q, 5o8 Dsit 8. ct.
JSarrp ". SobnIoH, "a, 941 pppIar
! Strabe.
lGlIie 6. 9iintber, 20, 72o 8aoe Str.
(Soiepb g. gprne, q, 769 aenpon2lp.
lSba Mullen, 81, 1929 Sloo ctr.
INitael Winb, 18, 1929 Racs Str,
(Garrie Winsrab, 1S. 210S 9tpiiiou
Strabe.
JSarrD Sesal, 81, 94S Weit Q. Str.
l2ilie 6sseIman, %, 1923 Beslsp 2lp.
Jgsorse 8. Suusr, 20, 27o54 Sit
! Wpntdnd 9lpe.
laouiIe Bauer, %, 1923 Cinnamon
Strabe.
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Wthtfuob, Cincinnati Sag
fiir aditfer npt 9lmstp1rts.
2(ene !$er6 f. -2Saaren
5um Serta,tf Stemitag atnb Wsitttupd)
5u Spe5ia(- prei(en

Gtnnnater unb auspGrg pobnenbe &Gufr Ino ngeluben
an oesn aubergeD0bnln Wertbm heunebmen Qir fOnnen
Sbnen nt orngno gnus raen m oie6en sugube au MAIDEN
Sie pben erfreu iein ber bic @ebfparnon Geegenben
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Gbrbert bas 9iebes,uerf
Slm sSreitas 1T mieber 8eriammIuun
Ser Seatideu nnb Ceiierreid.llu'
sariiden S5ilfsscieaidaft.

Simmer nod miitbet Ger grobs
sariea. 3nbIreifer nit ieSem Cog!
'per6en Die @riegsnotbleibenben in
9eutiblartb iuiS Oelterreift tllngarit
@ebieteriid) tritt on luis Gelttib
arierifatier bic 9SfIidt beran, ben
SilfsionoS Der Se,ltiben iuo Ceiter.
reid. .llngariiden SilfsgeieIlid)afi
,ueiter 5u foroerir nnb ,u mebrcn.
Gas alte 8aterIaiib perIatipt feline
Bliho2fer bon ints; es miro ieinetl
aries nit ieiuen eiseien Selocniob.
lien aiiSfehten. glub feine Wftnition
nerlaiIgt es bon uIs; es nradt iie
ielber rtio iueib 6ann, mas es friegt
Sir Die Srorlt, fir ben beiligen
anripf INN Saits iito Serb perlan.
gen bic oeiItifen gerbiiitoeten nihts
BON uns. slber binter ben 2anipi.
linien, mo es gilt, @iuiben til beilcn
imo 9brdnen 5n trodnen, oa lit III.
iere Gebe, imiere .Stlfe er1piinid)t -
Ill, Ner,piinbete, gerfriippeIte, gc.
oiirftige - fir Gralien unb Stnber,
oenen Der arieg ben Grrtdbrer se.
raltbt fat.
2dBt ms be.peiien bab bic Nm
biingIid,feit on irniere iino imierer
glteln Seinuotb nod rege iit, ini6
baB mir bereit iiirb, bem Iaterlamoe
in Der Stlnrbe Der Nntb oiirdJ Gba.
ten Der 9arrnber5isfeit bei5iritebcn.
GesbaIb tbirt nod eirlntal bie Ser5en
niif uilo Die Sdnoe aiif, geocnfet Der
Observation-Disclosures inio britgt IL.
neH oitfs 9sese cine Gabe bar.
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BEN, aber sr muBte trobbem bint.r
S1loB unb Rissel bleiben, neil ber
8iirgi4dftitensr ni4t gang genau mad
ben gefebliten geiiimminstn Dor'
siug uub bas giirsf6dfispapkr nidi
I'm Original Der polisei 5uitelI!e. Ga.
plan uno befen 4uralt iparen natiirs
lia iebr uns.bdIten, mas i6nen jsbof
ber3lih penis balf. 9eiterH wurbe
gaplan bon Ridtsr Sor unter $500
giirsIdafi seitelt unS iofort aug be:
5dft entlafen, ba Elm 9iirge sur
Stelle mar. Gaplan tpirb ni4t freis
pillis mad W.it 0irsinien 5uriid.
seben, fonbsrn bas auslieferunssnr,
fabren beidmpfen.
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1asdes Ginnnaier golfsGa 0ieuNas bem oAober 1915

cine S6eibuns srlansen perbe, nm
Der Jrau @elegenpit au geben, fi6
nit Granihap Derheiratbsn 5u t0ns
nen.
Sn Der &fuse Der 4nna g. 60,
tes sesen albert 3. Gates, tpelGe
Rihrr g. 70. 9offman leBte Wo9s
unter 9eratbung senommen bate, be-
ipilligte er geitern Der syrau bic S9eis
buns, Goipie $500 ais 9limente. Gates,
Der friiber 9ausbetettio i'm Sinton
9otel mar, betreibt jest cine Wirtb-
Tbaft.
grsb. Dreier, 1916 Dunlap
Strabe erlangte auf 9runO oon
pfliftDerna9ldf cine S9sibung
bon gbriitiR 8reier, 1900 6arriion
Qpenue. Das paar beiratbete am 25.
DECEMBER 1897 unb 6ut 5tpei ainber,
iiber ipelfe Der 5rau bic Obbut 5uses
fproden tpurbe.
Der 5aa beg Clarence Genn,
1885 gaitern 4Oenue, gegen Warie
Genn, 426 Goof Strabe. ipurbe unter
8eratbung genommen. Das paar beis
ratbete am 5. Septsmber 1914, lebt
aber Ieit bem %. Wdr3 1915 nidt sus
fammen, neil bns gsnebmen Der Srau
mad 2luslase Genn's Elm berartiges
mar, bab er iie perluFen mubte.
8eruarbtne Nubbdum,
465 Gperslobe @osnue, mub partsn.
biz ibr @atte 5enrp Rub6aum bon
benz Rihter pertDrt lperben fam, e9s
lie cine S6eioung erbdlt. Sic fagte
aug, bab RuB6auut, ben lie am 20.
Wdr3 1915 beiratbsts, iie brutal be-
banbelt unb i1r Iogur idon am So4z
5eitstase Elm bluuss quge eeidlugen
bubs. Srobbem babe iie es big gum
8. September 1915 nit i6m ausges
balteu.
Smosene Waneus, 842
2aursl Strabs, puroe bon Srdnt
Mangus, Der iih ieBt pesen 9runts
Iudt i'm QlrMitsbaus befinbet, ges
I6ieben. Die gsibsn bsiratbeten am
II. Ottpbsr 1910, leben aber idon ets
lide Sabre nitt mebr 8uiammsn, neil
bic ssrau bic brutale gebunblung iei'
tens beg 9srtlagtsn ni9t ertragsn
tonnte.
Ra6la 8 g a den.
auna S. 1urpbp 1T Ha6laboers
ipaltsrin pom Nm. RurpRp; psrionas
lien So 900.
9llbert 6. MOrgdu 1T Nodlabpers
paltsr bon 5dlis &. Wlurgdn; perios
nalien $4500, 9runoeigentbum
$500.
sss6n Ridpls 1T NaalabDeipaltsr
DDn Sobn z. 9aiulins5; periondlisn
$1,000, 9ruubeigsntbum $4,000.
Gbas. g. 8uroisl III gao6lubpers
tpalter Don 2ouiie Seelmsper; 9ruHbs
sissntbum $1,000.
Selen 50. qunfhon 1T Ru6laBpers
iualtsrin Don gpbert 6. Punf4on;
9eriOnalisn S10o, Grunbeissntbum
$3.50.
sbos. $. Wtorrotp' III BahlabOers
matter bon glisabetb 8olt; geriond.
lien 800, 9runbeisentbum $500.
Der prionli6e Nu6ldb bes Sbps.
gropn betrGgt $27,532. 40; berienis.
bes SoTepb gorpid STAT.
German 0snte berma6t ietn 8srs
m6aen Teiner Satin gli3a6etb auf 2es
btnsseit. Nad bem 5obe Der Gattin
follen feline 13 gnteltinber ie 500
unb feline bier S0bns Walter, Gos
paro. @alter uub german Wente ben
Reit bes @srm0gens erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-05
ites @aftIpiel Der Serbittour oebudlt

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-05

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19

There is not chance on earth for the
two pigs which have been worrying over
their predicament in the police van
stables at 18th and Wharton streets, dur
ing the last two days. The pigs appear to
know it, for their grunts are weaker and
their appetites much affected. They seem
to realize that they have been ostracized
by the world generally, and their sleepy
stare indicates that they are simply wait
ing for the finish.
Today, they will he examined by city
veterinarian. If it Is shown that they
are suffering from foot and mouth dis
ease, the porkers will be killed quickly
and buried ignominiously in an Isolated
lot But should 1t be proved that they
are in the best of health that simply
means they will have slightly better
funeral and a few more friends. 1t is a
case of being shot or stabbed to death.
Incidentally, the drivers around the
stable have been feeding the pigs elabor-
ately. Many have noticed that the prices
of hams and pork chops are stlll uncom-
fortably high and they are inclined TO be
optimistic regarding the health or the
pigs One man at the stable who noticed
that chops were 25 cents pound said to-
day he didn't believe in all this foot and
mouth business anyhow.
But as to the past of the unhappy pigs,
they were heard squealing in wagon OF
Herman Truckess, OF 18th and Mexican
streets. Policeman Hays saw that
Truckess was coming from the neighbor-
hood OF "the Neck" which is under quar-
antine on account Of prevalence of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
FORMER EMPLOYE ATTACKS
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.
Minister Tells Commission Colorado
Conditions Border on Slavery.

WASHINGTON. May 1o.-"If investiga-
tors keep out OF Colorado another six
months the shackles Of oppression will be
so firmly rveted that it will take the fire
from hell to break them"
This declaration today was made be-
fore the Industrial Relations Commission
by the Rev. DR.. Eugene S. Gaddis,
Methodist minister and former superin-
tendent of sociological work for the
Rockefeller interests in Colorado
John D. Rockefeller. Jr., awaiting his
turn on the stand before the commission,
heard his former employe soundly critl-
else his company for its conduct in Colo
RADIO,
DR.. Gaddis charged that the Colorado
coal companies had a $5,OOO,OO0 surplus
fund before last years strike to fight the
mine workers, and predicted worse condi-
tIons will come in Colorado than in the
past. He charged partnership between
the Rockefeller interests and the saloons
saying: .,
Eat Primero. the company gets $1,000
year rent for n saloon building that cost
1880"
When he demonstrated with Superin-
tendent Charles O'Neil, of the Berwyn
and Tobasco mine, against the sale OF
LIQUOR to mine workers. O'Neil told him,
the witness said, "a drunken spree Is a
good thing for a miner, as ne WORKS
harder when he gets back to the mine
''Workers in the Rockefeller mine i've
In box car shacks and adobe huts'' Dr.
Gaddis said. 1.-The company rents these
shacks and dugOuts to them and the
people live on the level of pigsty.'