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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
lie Cffenitoe inn 9SefteH
lakf an 9eftisfeit nadj.
Gle 6ranjOicu gcben 5u Saf Die
CentiheH an einigen Buntten
Griolgc errunscu baben.
W d9renb lie feIbt tsiue
bel onoere ueue Grfptgs
aufAupeiien hdben.

u o u " u az II.
Paris, 30. September. - Ter am
OOnnerstag Nadmittas DOM fran5Dfis
iben &riessminiiterium OerDffsntIi9te
Ssritt Iuutet pis fulst:
Die ein0ise Qttipitdt bes ;seinoes
in artois beituno aus sinem Iebr befs
tigu SOmbaroement unIerer neuen
poiitionen 0itIia pOn Suu6e5.
nSn Der champagne BADEN mir uns
an einigen quntten in ben @rdbeu Der
5tpeiten oeuti6eu 8ertbeioisunssliuie,
peitIi4 bon Butte De Sabur anb ipefts
lid Don Der NuOurtn 5arm feitseTeBt.
an bem lebteren quntt bra9en eini-e
Ibtbeilungen unIerer Sruppen bpr6
unb lie giHsen bis iiber bic oeutf9e
Sinie Dor, es mar ibnen dber
unm Dg lid biefen @ortbetI
Su beb aupten oa itseiuem
I ii r 6terli9en arttlIertes
fsuerber Oeutf aeupisaud
reinsm iebr bsftigen Sc
ip ebrfeuer ppR Der Slante
ausgeiebt paren. llnfere Sruppsn be,
bauptsn aber bic qun,te in Der Spei.
ten beutiaen atuis. Die iie senOmmu
baben.
nSiibIta bon RtpOrt batten uni.re
Sruppeu iit bes pidtisen bsutf6en
StiiBpunttes in Der srften airie, Der
ais &Supruge be Ia Detaile' befonnt
1T, bemdbtist; ss seIuns ben DeutI9eu
aber ipater, burd stnen @eg,uanqriFf
iirh piebsr bieier Derte gu bemddtiaen.
Die 3abI Der felt bem 25. Seps
tember an Der Champagne Srout .r.
beutetsn fetnbItaen @ei9dbs beIGaft
iih auf 121.
Sin 5fisgerseiapabsr Ialeabnte
72 gOmben auf ben gobnbOF BON Gut.
quicoart. Die glrrcpIans .sthrifu aIla
naa iarS Ssis Srxa&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Die Sdmpfe im Wseipppta
mien
Die tiirtti9s grmee bort
nur 5000 Mann tart,
NIT etnigen Rsgu.
I1rpu

",
QOnbon, 30. Sept. s. qtnIten
Chamberlain, Der StaatSistretGr fir
Snbien, CAB am I6eno i'm llHtsr9duis
psiters 2lustunft iiber bic Grfolgs Der
8riten in MsIOpOtamien, DO, pie sr
friibsr angstiinoigt bat, bic tiirtiiden
Sruppen duf oem siIigsn Riit5ua mad
8agbdD ieien, DON ben britiiAeHSrups
pen OsrfoIgt.
Gr iagte, pab bic britiTte aapaIle.
rie am Wlittpod in zglmara,
80 Uleilsn iiib0itlih bon gagoab am
5igris, einge5ossn lei. Die StaOt mar
usrlafsn. Sanonsnbopts Iub 0ampfer
NIT elmer iHOiIhen Brigade an goro,
nabmen ben Slug binauf Die 9srfOIs
guns auf.
Die 3abl Der 9sfanseuen 5strus
1850, iagts er. Die tiir,iIaen 5ruppen
beitanbeu aus uHgefd6r 5000 ReguIGs
rem unb elmer gr0Beren Qn5a6I pOn
Srreau!dren uno 9eouinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

RuTen bur9brohtn anb mebr ais
tauisno @efansens semd6t. Dsan
glau6t, oab biss iein eriter Shldg in
Der neuen Sfienfpt ssssH ben rettsn
ruiIii6en Gliissl 1T. uno odb sr beabs
iiatisi in iiib0Fli6<r Siatung sssen
Minst oorSuriiden unD ben '8erIu6
gu MAIDEN. bic RaFsn absnianeiOsa,
bic ii4 Don garonopi6i Suriid5ieh.n.
Siblif Don ben pripst Siimpfsr,
in bsnsH, ME es i4eiut, Der Jelbmar'
Idaa Don Waeniend nit isinsn 5rups
pen tempOrdr i.itiibt, iinO bic Ruhen
iiber ben Glub Stgr suriidssporien
DOrbsu. an Der oitsalistIden 9ren3e
balten lie aber INNER nod BEN DETER
reiterH Stanb.
SH 9Onbou 1T man isbt Der 9lus
ii9t, odb gulsarien i.bs aggreHiDc
p
abii4t ge9sH Serbisn auigessbsH BAT,
Cine Dspsi6e aug 9ltb.n fdgt a6sr,
oab man bort Die Gage INNER nod
fir iebr srnii bdlts, uno 9ris4snlanb
iih fir ale gpsHtualitdten oor6srsi'
ist. Die ariiis in Sofia, Die bic Bill
buHs sin.s ruifeHfrsuroli4en aa6ia
nets battle 5ur GpIse ba5sn t0nnen, III
aniaeinsno absspsnDst iporben, in
BEN Der aDnis iid ssfusigert bat, biz
Reiisnaiicn bss SinansmiuiitsrI
5ousbsff anSunsbmen. Der ben Ssat'
idsn frsunoIia seiiunt 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

Oste isine 8eigsrung nit Der Grtlds
ring, OaB es unm0slih lei, nit abio-
!uter gsitimmtheit ben @erluit Der
8euti6en an llntsriebootsn uu5ugsz
BEN. .Wir miiieu bel siner iol6sn
4bi6aBuns alss IlOslifs in gstra8!
sisben." fasts Ssrr galTour, oOon abb
iOIuter 9.pibRit bis gu 5uOerIdfis
gen gsbauptungsR unb 5ur i4paasn
W0gli6kit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01

2onbon, 80. Sept. DdbrenS bic
britii6 franSOiiT6su 9rnppsu in
2lrtois ii6 anideinenb iebi bamit be-
gniisen, bic g.ponHsnen StsIungen
fir ibr. sigsns gertbeioisung bsr3us
ri6ttn unb bic 9eSeHaugriifs Der
Seuii4en ab3uidlostn, perben bic
! admpfe nm ben geiib Der aiUsiten
beuti9.n 2inie in Der Champagne -
bsrsn Sur4brs6una ben sr0bt.n
sbsil bsr bsutItsn 5ront i'm @sit.u
in @efdbr brinsen ipiiro. - nit gro.
bsr 9eftistsit fortsefss'.
IN msbrersn puntt.n babsH iid bic
Jran,OIsn in Der sipeitsn 2inie feitses
Iebt, unb on elmer Stels pareH iis
tbatiddli6 ourdsebrp4en; iie itkbsn
bann absr auf bic beutidsn ReierDsn,
bic ibnsn ben llnisrsans bersiteten.
Den bsuti9eH 9eri9ten Sufolge Uurs
ben bisis 9ruppeH entpeber ssfanssn
ssnommeH ooer Derni9tet.
Die 0suti6en stbsn aber ben @srs
luit bes Siissls Ro. 191 gu, Der nOrS'
LID bon WuHisss Iiegt. no bic Grans
5ofen ni9t nett Don benz giienba5Rs
or.ed entfernt fno, b.iien gefs bon
bonn srSbtm @Ort6eil fir bic S.uts
i6en 1T, bd cine Der 2inien benubt
/ rpurbs, lin bic @rmse in ben arsons
nen gu psrforssu. glnosreri.its Diro
bon ben 5ran3Oisn 5usess6en, oab bic
G.utihen Elm. ipi4tise pofition iuiss
bersrobert baben. bic BEN GranaoisH
in Si. Sdnos sefalIen mar.
Sn einissn areiien sIaubt man. Sab
bic erfols. Der aG;;:.sn an Der p.it.
li9,n yront elm RadlaFen bes uui
bic gtuHsn ausssiibten Srudes our
ssola. babsn miif.n unS oitlsidt bic
D.utf6sn nnb Ssiterrsider D.rbinbsrn
tpsrb.n, cine srobe2lrme. na4 Ssrsi.u
su f6td,n. DOd 1T bies prOblematiI9.
9orlGufig it.in.n tsin. bsuti4en
9ruppen aus RuBlanS suriids.sossu
iporbsn ,u Isin, unb bod treffsn f4oH
70 beS.utenS. gsriidrsunssn an Der
pefIitsn Gront Elm. Sab Oiss elm itar'
i.s Ra6loH.u IN Der OffeniiDs Der
aniirtsn 3ur GoIss bate. es 1T a6sr
m5slid, bab bic OfieniiDe an sinem
anoeren puntt Der JpOut dufs Rtu:
in alnsriff senommsn rpiro. Der aor'
Respondent Der ,a0lniIGeH 3sitans"
i'm b,utT6m Saupiquartier bat that's
iG6lia f5on eeuelbei, bab bic Grdn'
3ci,n Dili9 ODn auberpi[I, einen 1Or'
itob senla4t bdttsu, ber ubsr abss'
| itIassn porbsH in.
GsIbmarfdun bon 5inbenburs BAL
ipsiisrs Iortihritt. in Der 9aidtuna
auf Minsl ssmafi. er III aber nod
melt oOn Der 5situns .ntfsrnt. Seins
IiibOTtIia pon NDiIna ftebenpsn srup,
pen iuarsn abr erfOIsrsidsr. sic ha.
! ben an elmer stslls bio aiuisa ss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
1emtiHianb benft niht ai'
Jriebem.
8Ssnilliee 9trii9 9te bic
fer 4rt fir uHDa6r
trt[Grt.

Berlin, 80. Sept., iiber aonbOn.
Die .Rorbbeuti6e 9mssmeine 3eis
tuns" iast: BON psri4isbsnsn Ssi'
len ipirb uns mits,tbsiIt. bub bas
TGrten pi.b,r i'm llmIauf 1T. Der
aan3ler bon getbmann Soapss
tras. ii4 nit benz GisOantsn. sinsn
por.ilis.n Jrisben nit ben griten abs
saitIiebsn. mir iinb .rma4tist. Sisie
@uii9te fir unksriinbet, bDsartig
uuS ala ben Sntsrsfsn bss R.i4ss
idaolia gu er,Iarsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
I'm Cft Walisiem erleiben
bic 6miiem iueitere
Vieocrlagem.
3 a3(rstqe g(Hgriffe ber
Ttalteneranberg gan3en
SirOIerunb &drntbes
ner 5ronta6ge
n So,

SirOlerunb &Grnt6es
ner 5ront 6gss
4lagen.
Wien, 80. September. - Die fols
genoe offi5ielIe 9etanntma9una puros
am Oonnerstag bonn @roben Saupts
quartier erlaiien:
DSn Oitz8aIiaien lit bic Qaae am
Stna unb am PertiIoipti slug unper.
anoert. Y Wiprrlano unb &ormin era
ltIrmten bic beuti4 6iterrei6ii9en
3ruppen me9rsre StiiBpuntte Der Ruf,
len uuO nabmen 4 Sffisiere unb mebr
als 1000 Mann sefun9en. 3pei fsinb,
ii6e aeroplane purben beruntergea
Icboiien.
D5n Gitauen 6a6en bic Diterrei9iI9z
ungarii4en 5ruppen ruiIiIfe angriffe
dbgei4lagen. Der 5einb erlitt in ben
yta3tdmpfen iebr Idpere @erluite.
.4n Der peitli9en Sirpler 9rense
fanben in Der leBten Ia9t &dmpfe in
Der Se9enO DON Gbamello itatt. Gin
feinoliaer 2lngriff in Dem GeIdnbe
peitIi6 BON Der Gina preIeno puroe
BON unferer Qrtillerie ab9eIalaqen.
gei Der SaorusSiitte nuroen bic oStas
lIsner na4 einem mebrItinoieen
&dnpfe gum Riid3ug ee3puneen.
Au6 auf Dem Plateau pUn 8ielqerutb
grifien lie pGbrenD Der Ha9t 3neimal
oergebIi9 an.
~an Der &Grntbsnsr @ren5e prallten
angriffe bes 6eiuoes an unierer be.
isitigten ginie bel qoutafel a6. get
uno nOrbIid Don 5oImino iino unuus
ierbro4ene Sample i'm 9angs. 8or
Utr6liOrb 3og ii9 Der 5einO in feline
frGberen PoiitiOHeu 5uriid. Die Stalis
ener griffen aud pieDerbolt in Der
8eseHO BON 9Olie an, tie purben aber
iebesmaI 5uriitgeicblagen.
~2luf Oem IiiODftIiAen ariegsi6au,
pIaB bat ii6 ni9ts Wiatiges creignet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
1ie brittle ariessanIeibe
ReprGfentirt nur ntusi
0elb.

amiterbam, iibsr 2onbOn. 30.
espi. Cine bdIboffisisas 9erIiusr Ce.
p,I&e fagt. bub bi. idmmiIi&m Subs
iiription.n auf bic brittle b,uti4e
ssrisssdnl,ibe, bic iit auf 1900,
0co.ooo @ari bslulrIe, neu,s gelO
rsprdTsuiirs unu isine aOnusriiOn bon
Bombs BARN sinGsi4IofIen isi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
2lno sic 9Sran5o(en se6en (el6f ein
paar S6fappen, Ole de er6af.
fen 6a6en, 5u.

anrm
Snpi6 i'm
nm
Der
aaubpHsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Z. ct. Jcbn 0afneb,
Ger bisbsrise Ser. Staatsn 4sueral.
foniul in Wianden,
mill In BEN Der. Staaten
9orlsiungtn i'm Sn'
tsrsiie Seuti&lanbs
bdltsn.

2onbon. 80. Sept. Der rWorn.
ing poit" ipiro dua Bern ttlssrapbirt,
bab St. Sobn Gaffnsp. Der amsritas
ntId. GsnsrnlioHful in MiiHasn, mad
elmer aoHf.r.n5 NIT Cir Roser Gaiss
m,nt b.f6lofien babe. su reiignireu.
ipie bon Der Rssisrung IN Waibinss
ton b.rIanst iporbtn 1T. unb in ben
Der. Siaat.n 9OrIsiuHgen i'm Snter.
sfI. OsutfdIaubs 5u baIten.
Oi, amsriianiitb. Regieruns battle
bic ReIisRation bss 9sneraltoniuls
ip.s.n ieinsr bsHii6IanbfrsunbIi4eu
asub,runs.u usr!anst.
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Gang. befinbliftn S9Iadt gu unters
iHdbsn, f. sriIGren a6er, bab bic
beutite Ration nit gsrtrauen Der
3ntunft entssssnieben unb iih auf Die
9apfsrteit Der beutiten grmss oers
laNm tOnns, bic in beroiitsr W.iie
bem i'm gr5Btsn Mabitab iorsfdltis
aeplanten 2lnsriif Wiberitanb leiftst.
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0Setterberid)t.

sir 8 biz, Snbiana, @eit @fr-
sinien unO bas peitti4e psnnfDlpa-
nien: Hegen am 6rsitag, am Gomitag
pabrI6einIi9 Idonss Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-01
Salipur meik BON nihts,
9irstt beirast, sibt Der britiidlc Ma
rineiefretGr al,
DAB ss unmOSIi9 fei, ma f.
re austuHft aber ben
@erIuft Der beutfdsn
unterfsebOOte ans
5ugeben.

apnbon, 80. Sept. arthur g.
gulfour, Der @urineis.retdr, nsigerts
e dam Donntriias, i'm llnterbuus cine
b.Ttimute 9lntipOrt barauf Jill eebsn,
iDk Diele llntrieebpoie foD.ii bic
Dsusl$sn Osrlossa Sitssn. Gs Ssasiia'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19

South Third street at 1880 o'clock
Thursday night, following an illness
since Christmas.
Funeral services will be held at the
Holden residence at 1880 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and interment Will
be at the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Miss Wright's surviving relatives
are two cousins DR.. Floyd Daniels
and Mrs. f. NJ. A. Lawson. both OF
Elkins. She had resided at the
Holden home thirty-one years and
was loved by the family as one Of its
members. She was consistent men,
Der of the First Methodist Episcopal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands since
DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel.
~ years and calomel's oldtime enemy. dis
covered the formula for Olive Tablets whila
treating patients for chronic constipation
and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not con,
tain calomei. but a healing, soothing vege.
table laxative.
No gripping is the ,akeynote" Of these lit
tie sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They
cause the bowels and liver to act normally.
They never force them to unnatural action,
lfyou have "dark brown mouth" now
and then-a bad breath-ad dull. tired feeling
sick headache-torpid liver and are CON
stipated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little DE-
Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right. Try them. 10c and 2Sc
per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Cotumbuh q
D. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19
BROTHERHOOD
place large enough to accommodate
1t, until it can secure quarters Of ita
CONTINUED from page

place large enough to accommodate
II, until 1t can secure quarters Of ita
own. h !, Z.
The dues are only one dollar per
year, low enough for every man to
afford to belong, and for this each
member gets twelve evening social
meetings. with a; buffet luncheon,
each year, one each month, and also
twelve Sunday afternoon meetings,
one each month, with addresses by
prominent speakers, men Of state and
national reputation; not to mention
the other advantages and benefits, de-
rived from membership in the Broth
erhood. This membership campaign
will close with an Ostrich" feast an
pervised by head chef, McCarty. The
campaign is divided into two rival
camps, the Reds, headed by Or. y.
w. Showalter, and the Blues, headed
by Squire G.. II. Gordon Allfpresept
members are expected to ally them
selves according to their former coll
.ors with their respective captains.
and every member will work for new
members.
I The other campaign Of the Broth
H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19
SPECIAL SERMON.

Saved by Baptism" is the special
subject the Rev. ". T. Kenneys has
been requested to preach from at the
Mt. Zion colored Baptist church next
Sunday might. Therefore, the doors
of the church will. be opened as usual
at s p. m. Converts are especially in
vited. u, n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19
mrs. JOHNSON DEAD
Well. Known Woman Passes on
after Long Illness Following
Stroke of Paralysis.

Ms. Emma johnson, aged 81
years. wife, Of Joseph j. Johnson, OF
Bridgeport, died at 2:15 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at her home af-
ter a fifteen months illness following
a stroke of paralysis.
The deceased woman is survived
by, her husband, three sons. three
brothers and sister. The SONS are
William N, James r. David and
John Johnson all living at home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19

church. a woman Of lovely disposition
and a. true friend. She had a wide
circle of friends. whose deepest sym
pathy was extended during her illness
an who are panied to know that she
is no longer among them. Truly.
may 1t be said that her life was most
exemplary.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

9. @. Campbell, who has represent
ed the Great Northern in this city for
some time past, leaves this week for
Tacoma, Wash, to accept a position
as freight agent.
Lane Lyle, appraiser for the laun-
dry association, is In the city In con
terence with local laundry interests.
Mf. Lyle's field embraces the terri.
tory east of the Missouri river.
9 Mr.. Lillibridge arrived a few
days since from Doland to assum his
duties as pastor of the Christian
Church in thistscitys His family ID
expected to join him in the fear FL,
ture.
~. ". Golden, the popular manager
Lof the st. Paul Bargain Store. re-
turned Monday to resume charge OF
store after an absence OF several
weeks. We are glad to welcome him
back.
Some one reported the other day
Burdette Christianson had married
q young lady by the name OF still.
Burdette says that IL that's the case
she wa SO still that he neither saw
nor heard her.
For cheap farm lands and the best
wheat lands In the Saskatchewan, in
cure Of Richard Schulz, Moose Jaw,
sask.. Canada. ADV. 4s-2
Miss Ruby Holman of CooperstoWn.
~. p, arrived In the city last week
70 accept a position as stenographer
IN the Office OF A. T. Lynner, state
representative of the National Cas-.
nalty company.
Wanted--About June ] to Is, Il to s
room modern house, good location.
Address Geo. II. Chase, Box 554. Wa
BtertoWn, S. q. 45tf
Mrs. g, II. Eastwood, who has been
VI for several weeks. is able to be.
OUT again, her numerous friends will
be glad to learn. She was able to
take an automobile ride Monday for
the first time for more than a month.
n "A. Stone. who has had charge
OF the st. Paul Bargain Store for the
past three weeks, returned to- Mar
shall, MIMI, this week. Mr.. Stone
has made many friends while here
who are sorry II have him leave
again.
MT, Hilmar Danieison died at the
home of his parents near Hayti d
flew days since, He was &c years oi
age and had been an Industrious, EN-
ergetic, beloved young man. The de
ceased was cousin Of Mrs. Ted Oh
son Of this city
MI. il, Richards, Who recent,
arrived from California where he hal
4 been spending thu winter, but VII,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
THAW's APPEAL FOR
LIBERTY is DENIED

New York.-Harry Kendall Thaw
Yesterday was ordered back to the
state hospital for the criminal in.
sane at Matteawan by the appellate
court.
IN an opinion concurred in by all
the justices, the court affirmed the
denial by Supreme Court Justice Page
OF q motion to return Thaw to the
jurisdiction of New Hampshire,
whence he was extradited to stand
trial for conspiring to escape from
Matteawan.
The court ruled that the original
order committing him to the institu-
ton was still valid. Plans are being
formulated to take the case to the
state court of appeals.
A decision adverse to Thaw came
as a surprise to his counsel.
Thaw himself refused to comment
on the action Of the court.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

Free trip to San Francisco exposi-
ton to any lady who secures $50
yearly subscriptions to the Catholic
Bulletin. Free trip to Glacier or Vel
lowstone National Parks for rs sub
scriptions. Cash if preferred. Ad-
dress Circulation Dept, Catholic Bull
letin, St. Paul. Adv. 45-48
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

has veen visiting with his nepheWS
O. n. and Geo. W. Richards, left thu
first Of the week for points in Min
"neSota to attend to business matters
He expects to be absent from water
town for about a month.
Mr.. Mike Hiltz of this city has re
Seived the sad intelligence iof nhe
death of his mother, which occurred
at her home in Texas this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Hiltz formerly lived in Wa
tertown, but removed to the southern
home some twelve to fifteen years
ago. The deceased is survived by a
husband and three sons and two
daughters.
Free trip to San Francisco exposi.
ton to any lady who secures $50
yearly subscriptions to the Catholic
Bulletin. Free trip to Glacier Or Vel
lowstone National Parks for rs sub.
scriptions. Cash if preferred. Ad-
dress Circulation Dept, Catholic Bull
letin, st. Paul. Adv. 45-48
The p~ostofice at Vienna, in Clark
county, was robbed Monday evening
but the principal thing taken vas a
mail sack which had been prepared
for the outgoing mail. The sack and
contents were discovered the follow
ing morning in a freight CO in the
railroad yards, where the robbers had
taken them for examination. The
had been ripped open and all
y%aluables distracted. The extent of
the theft was not known at the time
OF going to press.
F. R. Newman and Miss Maud Taft
We're united in marriage yesterday at
the Congregational parsonage, Rev.
c j. Christianson officiating. The
bridal party, after spending two or
three weeks in western POINTS, will
return to Watertown to make their
The bride, a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Taft. has been en-
fee for the past three or four years.
She has a large circle of friends who
Join in wishing her a long, happy and
prosperous life, The groom repre-
sents the Deere & Weber company
and has his headquarters in this city.
He is a young mar Of commanding
and exemplary habits, whose
are legion.
For Sale-7 room cottage, partly
modern, close in, On easy payments.
Address Box 966, Watertown post
,fice. Adv,
The bankers of the state, forming
is known as Group 3, are inl
yession in the city, with President H.
Hopkins of Clark presiding. Adj
were delivered by President
hopkins; R. e. Cone, president of the
ames River bank at Huron; Pres
dent Perisho of the state c~ollege;I
theodore Void, governor of the fed-l
raj reserve bank at Minneapolis;
'rofessor H. R. Smith, a noted St.
'aul banker, and others. The meet-I
ag was held too late to receive more
han passing notice in this edition Of
he Saturday News, but a more ex-
ended report will appear later.
The Fourth Regiment band has or
cred a set5o tympanis which are ex
ected to arrive in time to be used
t the concert to be given Sunday
f%ternoon at the Metropolitan. These
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
1915
CROP VALUATIONS.
Total Value $685. zoo, 5so-Per Capita
Wealth,

Pierre, S. D.-Immigration Commits
sioner McCaffree has prepared a list
of crop valuations of South Dakota
production for 1914, and made a com
parison on the census figures Of 1910,
the last taken in the state. The gov
eminent figures are used for grain,
potatoes and hay, the other figures
estimated. His showing is produc-
ton for the year of $2,786 for each
farm, and 1855 for each resident of
the state. The showing is:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET.
ING

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockhold-
prs of the Watertown Home
Building and Savings Association
will be held May 3rd, 1915, at
1870 p. m, at the office of the
secretary, in the First National
Bank building of Watertown, S.
d.
William G., Gesley,
4o-46 Secretary.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
DIVORCED AT 80, HE is
READY TO TRY AGAIN

Kansas City, Mo.-If there is a
man in the world who ought to know
all about women it is Uncle Bill
Garrett. Uncle BilT' will be SO next
month. He is a veteran Of the Mex.
lean and Civil Wars and has lived in
the vicinity of Kansas City since
1884.
Uncle Bill' has been married
three times and will marry again fl
he can find the right girl He has
just been divorced and says he feels
ten years younger because of it. He
has twenty grandchildren and forth or
more great-grandchiidren.
Last August "Uncle bill'' married a
gay young widow 6s years old. 1t
was his first and only matrimonial
mistake, he says, in three chances at
the fascinating, but hazardous, game.
Three days after the ceremony the
bride left him, and he has never seen
her since or heard Of her except
through tn divorce court. The Wy
andotte County district court gave
him his freedom, and now he is happy
as a child on Christmas morn.
Also he doesn't mind admitting that
he might try matrimony again "if he
"a find the right girl" which, he
adds, "gets harder to do every day.
The girls now are not what they
used to be in the good old day. before
the Mexican war, when Uncle Bill
was a gay Kentucky corn cracker"
He says so, and if he doesn't know,
who does?
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

Regular services at the First Con
gregasional church Sunday. The
pastor, Rev, c. j. Christianson, will
preach both morning and evening.
Morning sermon, "Those Who Went
Away Offended Evening sermon,
Help Wanted" Everybody welcome.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
Local Happenings

2. a. Wolf was transacting bust.
: IN Aberdeen the fore part Of
the week.
John q. Burt OF the South Shore
Republican, was in the city yester-
day, attending to business matters.
Auto. carriage and sign painting.
First class work. Dietz & Shold.
Rear OF Northwestern hotel. 45-4s
Advertisement,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

instruments, commonly known as ket-.
tie drums, add greatly to the effect
of standard o%vertures and descriptive
pieces.