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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
i'm edcttlanb berum llsbmen Obsr iid

um @dcitlanb bsrum nebmsn obsr I'D
Dor sinem amsriianiihen ariessidifT
bssIeitsn ldHeu, 10 pob Elm 2orpeeo'
ansriff aus Srrtbum nidt erfolssn
fam. Wsnn babsr Elm llnful iih er'
sisnsn fOlIts. 10 tpirb bns ameritaniiae
Bolt sussitebsn miiNsn. Die Seutidsn
baben ebrii9 sebanbelt; fie baben dlss
sstban. um unisrs Shiffs gu bsidiisen
unb penu bieis Warnunsen uHbea6'
tet bliebsn, 10 tDunen mir Ssutidlann
feline Shulo bsimeiien. Sm llebriger
slaubsn mir nidt einmal, odB es 81
sinem IoI9en @orfoa tpmmen piro,
Die bsutIhen Mgrinsbeboroen tpiilsn,
pslhe ameritaniIhen S6iffe unters
tpegs iiHb uno ipsrben baber nit
Si6erbeit beitimmen tDnnen, pb lie Elm
ameritantides ooer Elm englii6ss
Sd,iff Dor iid babsn. 9lbsr pnl obio-
Int ii9er 81 sebeu, 1T ben orneritdni-
i9sp S6iffsn cine @arnurs erfheilt
tpproen, bic lie nur duf ibre eigene @ei
fa6r BIN unbeahtet laiieu tDnnen,
9lber iebi :ommsn mir gu eincm ans
beren 8silpiel, pelhes 5eigt, ME bic
9ritenfreunbli9teit gsipiifsr Imsritas
nsr olles @eritGnbniB fir @ercatigteit,
ipgar Den @sritanb ielbit raubt.
Der sOutloot" fraet: Msnn Die
,9uiitunia", bic untsr ameritanis
ider TIaeee fubr unb bic Ep6ter bes
ameritdniiden SfabamtszSsfretGrS
an gorb Bate, bon einem teuti6sn
Sorpebo perIentt iporDsn tpdre, tpiirbs
bann bds ameritanifhe bolt Die
bon ben 9sutf6sn oorgebrahie Redts
fertieung babsn geIten lafen. bdb e3
ibnen 5uitebe, britiide S6iffe in ben
@runo gu bpbrsn2 Wenn bieie Rstts
fsrttgune nidt anosnpmmen tpsroen
iOlIte, 10 t0unte Dsuti6lano ni6ts
baran anbsrn. Rah Der antiinpigung,
bic es srIaiieu bat, feBt ieber amsris
taner ipifenilif uub nit 9orbeoaht
Iein 2ebsu aufs Spiel, Der iih einem
sneliiten S1iffs anpsrtraut. Gber
aud in bieiem Sale fiirdisH mir tein
llnbsil. glur Elm bsm 9nrrenbuus ents
iprungener Gmeritdner ptro Die gris
tenfreuuoIiHsit 70 nett trsiben, oab CT
@nglanp auIisbs feline Saut 81 giarfte
trassn m6dts. Die 5raseH, Die Der
.SutIoOt" felt. betpeiisn lsoisli6. ipi:
sr barauf perieiIen 1T, einsn ariss
SpiIfen ben Der. Staten uHS
DeutIdIano bsrbei5ufiibrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
2ofaI Btridt.
Ooh fir 0iieH, !"
Die Grinnsrumss5eiAeu siurr srshtn
Ssit iH itstis id iteisrHssr
yladfrase.
glaunu nHb sraHsn Sentidsr ab.
iuHft iOltsn iif trpefu, nm and
auhsrIidI lire aHbdHgIi6ftit 4
an bic Ssimatb 81 SCI.
aeu.

limb per bag S4peri rift fhipin,
gen tam,
Zen i}einb bon Der grenss Su tpsifsr.
Der blid.t fiirbtiisnb hinmxiun,
llnb tauift fsin GoIe far eiisn.'
90 fang elm bsuifdsr Di&ler. ols
Dor msbr als bunbsrt Sabrsn flr
9suii6lanb bic Siunbs Der Hsfrsinns
idlps bonn frdn;5iiifsH Sod. Da.
mdIs purbsn bic tiisrnsn Ringe sutsit
an bisitnissn sessbsn. ipsIds ibr Golo.
Silber unb ioniiis.n S@mud auf. benz
4ltar b<s @ai.rlanbes ssopfsri hnitsn.
ilnb Iie iamsn In G9aarsn, bic beufs
ffen MGnHsr unb iyrausn, I'm ihrs
sntbsbrIiHt irbiidt 6abs btr3ugtbeu
inb fir ifliSis eiIsn.Rinss sin5u.
tdufGsn. ilsbsr buubsrt Sabre iiHo
psrfloHeH unb ipitbsrum ruff bic Roth
bss 9aierlanbsE, Der aItsn 6simdtb
gu Gpfsrn auE. gift alIein briibtn In
bsutfHtn adnbsH ipirb an bic 6lIfas
tsrsiiidaft siBes Ssbsn appsuirt, ions
bern Der Ruf trgtbi dn ale, oentH
btutiftE 9Iui In ben 4bsrn fIisbt unb
bic fern Der beutfdxH Wuiisr Orb,
Inc iIsus 5simatb ssfunbsn babsn.
Debi
GpIa fur Eisszi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

sdrs ssndtrisn 6irnu bon IsIbn 5u
arbeiitn a~fiHe, nm HunIss IN bas ein-
i0niae ipenr aud immes tcbbrobens
BE-, 70 bod enblos eint5niae =: a<ben
al bringeH. Gius Gfgenbk aing IN ben
DrGbtn nm. Jebfr. ber lam, iins in
IsItfumsr grrfsuna baron ~ iprsHen
an. Gin Gdimmtlrtitsr mar efisben
iporbsn. 6sute, gefern, bler sa. Cir
franjJFfher DFfi,ier IN bsr 3ufams
msnssniidtM Uniform zines prsubif
id5en Saupsmonns, Der nun binief Der
bsuifdsn Jront funbf@nftsis unp piel
Isiht ben Gsinsn 3fid<n aab, Gin
forfder anIl- bisb "a. Gnbli& lam
siusr, Der ipuBis: Der G4inmdttttsr
hi ioebsn ssfanatn, ala q 10 tuHrt
obsr liitn mar fih Bel eiusm Snuitb
f.in pferb beThIaatn ~ Jahsn. Ratsfrs
lid, mar bieTer Ghimmsfrsiitr ntsmals
auF einun ipirilidcn pfsrb sdsiIsn.
ilnfr Griilerisbauptmnnn nbsr iprrb,
als e ipdtsr auf isinem g4imHi %
btrriti ftitsebalttu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
1OSt auiasianSsn.

Die 70 Sabre aIts 9rcu Wlarb
malil Dnrbs esiinn IN i6gst Wob.
Huns. i'm 6nuft 30. 257 Butter Sir.
ais eei6t aufstfunDsH. Die RaHbarn
hattsB bic @rsiiiH isii GisnIoa nifi
5n Gsiihi bstcmmsn uHb bsHddrih.ie,
ten ben poIisiittu RsiIlp. Der iih gu.
triit 81 bfr mpbHuHs psrid,dfEts uriS
bic ate 6rau tDpi auIiaEh. Der zeo
mar cugsni6eiHIif purA sintR 6erss
iHIas ctruridft lporbtn. Sm Simmer
ivutbs sin Bdnibu& esfuHbsn, has sin
@uibabsH BON 1890 auf,piss.
Glen. Snipstis. 70 Jobrs ali.
bon 30. 2957 WlafIdtufeits slpsnus.
lpusbs eissrn als atids I'M aablsn.
TduppsH Der 6dffnsr'ibm gtybsrsi an
Der 6pppls Sirabs aufsefunosn. Der
@rsis mar aussHidxinli4 sinsH Gt.
biEHI4las srIs9eE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

Die Weiien in Daibinetou Re:
ratben iiber Die 4nttport, bic @Rglanb
auf feline Grtldruns ertbeiit perosu
fol-. bab ss nidt bios fortfabrsB ptrb.
ben ameritaniiaeu Sanoel gu pernid-
ten, iOnSsrn nod ipeiter barin esbeiI
fpirb. Die peiisn Mdnner Iheiuen niti
au abnen, bab @RglanD iis Su Rarrer
bdlt, iHosm ss ben Sseosrtriee 6in3iebt.
bis Der aries. 5u @Hbs 1T. @enn bic
sroben Staatsmdnner, anitatt 9sutf&s
lamb pbne allen 9ruub gu bro5en, sis
nen ene,giiten SOn sesen England an'
iGIagen uno ibm droeuten Diiroen,
bab Canada Gin ioealer &riegsf9au-
plaB fir uns lit, banp Diirbs ENGLAND
febr idnsa Helm bsiseben. 4ber bas
ipiro nidt sei4eben, neil Gnglano uns
iere abminiitratiOn beberri6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
6sIs Il. Ei..uI


60 lautst Der GsbsntIprud an ben
eiisnriHsen, bic jssi an ale opferipiI'
ig.n WGHnsr unb Grautu bsiitfGsn
Siammss fit golo uHb GolosstDsrih
sur 9srtbsiIuns iommsH.
4ni&Iiebenb an bi. Grinnsrunssn
bsr grob.u bsuiTtsn 3sit unb srpsds
lHisritiiBuns bsr Wittiutn uHb mdi'
fen Der i'm arisss sefalsnsn Deuif9sr
|tusrbtn ariessrines, mabrjsi&sn op,
fsrpilissr 5iffsbsrsiifdafi, an bjei,.
inistH auAgsssbsH, nsIds In bo4bsrsis
ger Mtiie bus sbIs msri unttritiisen.
Die Ringe. bic jebi In sr5bsrer Nm
slbl bier sinesireffm iinb. ipsrbeH bon
Der .SiiioriiHtH Dsislihait pen
Rsip YOri" btrstiislIi. Don ibr III bic
anrssuns bisflr spsHSs fIir bis
frifgsHoiblsiesnbtn aussssanesH. Git
mar bisber I'm Stanbe. s10o, 900 aus
BAN Grl6s otr Rinss cn DsutIGInnb
nbJnfiibreu.
5bren geririsb in bisiigsr Stabt
Jnf ons Ninetnunfler Boltsblatf
iibtrupuImen.
Die RiHss ipsrbtn sntmsbsy esgsr
ablisfsruns BON dItsm Golb unh Gil.
hsr flt ben .ShmsIBiiasI' pber fit
ninSsitsns sinsn 0oIpr ebeeeshsH.
s5tbsr IplIis bic DsIssenbtit ipnkrn,b.
men, in bislsr Mtiis siusn gsitvna fiiT
bic 9pibItibsnben Su iptnbsn. Dss
aIns piTb nod fir ainb unb ainSsss
timber ein iptrthpOlss anbsnssn an
be srpbis peyioot in bsr Gtfhidts
Der Wsli isin. Cir bic syrausn ifnb
..laDsIu arssfsrtisi rornfn, bic hsmTsI-
ben 3r<d bisnsn.
Darum: -gsbt @Olb fiir GLEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
SsHtidlanss ansebIide ger'
stueifuxs.

Die pro6itii9e prehe pertieft iid In
Stubien iiber ben 3tped Der beutiheH
prptlamation betreffs @bersnSune Der
&riess5ons uno msint, iie iei in iOl4sm
Mabs unour6fiibrbar, bub man babel
nur an ben @eriu6 osuten tDnne, ebens
iopobI GnsIanD ein5ui4iidtsrn, pis
ben iiber ibrs Gage Der5ipeifeIten Oeutf
f4eu Nutb sinSufIObsn, bdb iis bic
Regisruns Hidt 5tpiusen, bas @spebr
gu itreden. Gieis anii6t miro 10 ente
fdieoen unb 10 alsemein Dertreten, oab
es aHgebra6t 1T. ii4 nit pisisr
9er3peifiuns nabsr su bsi6aftisen.
glls 9riinbs, iparum Die Deutitsn ben
Mutb 70 p0ais DsrIOrsn baben, bub Die
Regieruus gs5pungen 1T, oas fodsnOe
beuti8s SsrS nit bsroiIaen gliitsIn
pisbsr in geDesung gu iessn, iperben
angesebsn: bic brobenoe 9uHgersnotb
uno bic gutmutbisuns oariiber. bdb
ole bsutiden Deere aus Jrdn.reih uno
Rublanb binausseporfeu porbeu iino.
@as Die SunssrsnDtb betrifft, 70 lam
lie obne Weiteres in bas 9sbiet Der
5abel psrpisien iperben. Cine iuI6e
tann tppbI in England eintrsten, no
fait isber guibsl @si5en, ben bas
2anb per6rau6t, impor.:rt ipsrbsn
mub unb aud in 6rantrei6. bus in
bieiem Sribidbre auber Stlnoe iein
ipirb, pisI gu ideu, ba bic 2anobeDols
terung gum ariese ausgebobeu tporben
1T. Die QustuneeruHg 9euti4lauos
III ni3t m0gIi9. neil tsiH 5einb dui
feinsm gobsn itebt, 70 bab ausiaat
unb Grnte ohne St0run9 DOR ii6 geben
t0nnen, es aud ni9t an qrbeitern TebIt
unb bauptiG9li9 neil SeutfdIuno gu
teiner 3eit mebr als feds prOaent isis
nes BeiSsnbebarfs eingefiibrt, uber oas
fir ungefd6r brei 9rosent ieiner Rcge
aensgrnte erportirt bat. "a lsbtere
&usfubr ber6inSert ipuros, :bs bic
ariegsertlGrung erfolete, 70 fitlo ale
Qngoben, bub Die beuti9e geo6lttrung
Sunger leiOe, 6infdais uub 1T jeos
0Dgli6teit ausseI6lofen. oab sine
Iolfx aalamitGt eintrsten t6nnts.
Wan beruft fiG a6er oarauf, bab
bic 6eutTt)s Regieruna bic 5eriteIune
Der arieasSone nit Der @eTdfr Der
4usbungeruns gerehtferttst habe un6
bamit feisn ulle ifatiftifhsn Qnaa6sn
ii6er 9eutfdlanbs notwithstanding
teit piberleet. mir alauben, biefen
Diberiprua IN bsfrisbisenbsr NeiIe
ertlGrsn gu i5uneu. Sm ariess faBt
man StadtsbotumeHts in einer benz
beabfi6tistsu ;}tpsds bienli6sn Weift
ab lHb bic grtidrung III btmnad IN
Der Belle su Osritsben: nitlt. bah Gugs
lnn6 i'm StnnDs 1T, Deutiflanb aus
subuH9ern, ionbern bab es nieie 4b@
ii6 BAT unb Disie 4bidt Dir man
pdrirsn, inbem man eneIaHo oassur
bunaerH periadi. sHmdl oas sin gang
fpirfiomes Ulittel Ddre. UNI gnaldnn
8u 5estpinaen. bag ME ia JeSsr ipeib.
rihi cine @oG< IsbeB f6nHts, penn e.
qsldnae, ION ale 3HfHbrsn Don 2.s
bsnsmittelH n5zHi6neibtn unb ipeun.
bds MIR CUR 6difie m5gii6 pdr.. bssI
fGn6e Grsianb fi@ in Der3DeiFsftsr
Sage 1as miro Dom sur geHnss
bsDsifsn. bab bic 6OffnuHs Der pes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

SIN rSutloOt" finbsn mir cine
Gr6rteruug iiber Die &riegsSone uno
ipis DeutihlanO bur6 biels un6sbinet
nit ben Ser. staaten in &oIiiion sss
rat9eu miifs. Gas iou Our6 mebrsrs
8eiipisle betpisIen iperbeu. Eas Cine
ldutet: 9eieBt Der ameritdniI9e
Oampfsr .St. 2Ouis" piirbe auf Isis
nem Wsee naf sinem britiI9en 9afen
bon eiuem unteriesbopte dngei6oiien
uno ginge nit glGsn an 9oro unter,
tuiiroe oas Bolt Der Ser. Staaten in
ipldem Sale cine gntihuIoisung gels
ten lafsn Oper ii6 nit elmer GntIhGs
bipun5 5ufrieSen itelsn? Der .Suts
loot" 1T iibsr5eugt DaDon, oab Elm
aries uuoasbIsiblih pdre uno psrs
peiit ourauf, ME bur9 bic 3erIt6runs
Der sUlaine" Der &rieg nit Spdnisn
berbeigefiibr!! pur0s. Sdrauf 1T Az
srpioerH, bag Der 8srglsi6 duf beiosn
5iiben bintt. Die .Waine" mar MD.
baDor ssDarnt DOrbsu, in ben 9afea
bon 9apanHa einSuluufen. SeutiGs
lamb ertbsilte cine Wurnuns, ss 6nnz
belt pGber ni9t treulOs uno ss mar
bic sreulOiigfsit, fpelde bas amerifae
nif1e golt ben fpauiiden 9ehDrbsn,
OBJ nit Reht ober llnrehi, 5uIhrisb,
Ole bic &riegsrputb eutflammie. Die
9eutfhen geben nod iptiter. Sie mar
men uidt blos bic ameritdniThen
Gdiffs. fOrbern iasen ibnen aus6riidz
lid. nie iis ii9 Dor gefabrsn f6lben
iSuusn4 iTSsm fis sutpsSss ben Gss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

9inbenburgs Sies in Dit
preubsH nimmt INNER gr0bere 0imens
itpuen an. Der S6las, ben er Rubs
lcHb srtbetIt bat. III 10 iatper, tpis bic
9lieOerlase DON 9annsnbers unb 2ob3
uHo er 1T I'm 10 pirtungspDlsr, neil
3ublaHo niht msbr Die arai! beiist.
einsn peitersn Sffeniiptriss gu unisrr
nebmen. Die 9Iiitbe isinss 9seres 1T
perni4tet. Gs feblt an Maffeu uuo es
feblt an 9eIo. SbatfG9li6 seitsbt
2onbon ielbit gu, bob bic arisgspiGns
Der 4liirtsn, bic auf Elm trGftises nnb
ipeiteres 8ororingen Der Ruhsn in
Seuti6lano beruhten, ssritOrt iiuO uno
Rublano nunmebr sesipungeH lit, fih
in Der DefeuiiOe gu balteu. Die baraus
iif srgeberOsn SOlseu iteben tIar Dor
9lugsn. Seuti6lanb III nunmebr in
Stuub seieBt, eiRsn trdftigeu @OriiOb
in Srantreid gu unternebmen unt
lause ebs bic gRgldnber ibr Willios
nens9ssr, fpenn ss tbutidhlif Elm iol>
dIes 3dammeH gu brinseu permaa.
nad 5rautreih biniibsrsefhidt babsn.
Die GranSoisr peroen obne Jraee pers
Speifelten BiberitauD leiiten, aber lie
perber Iih aegen bic llebermaGt, nit
her Seuti9lanD in ben nG6ten Dos
6enauf5utretsn permds, nidt bebuups
ten t0nnen. Mir elduben uns itrsu1
i'm Rabmen Der 5batiahen I'll balisn.
ipenH mir iaeen, Oub bas Ridgrat Ser
aliirtsn sebrO9su lit. Sic rperben
nod Iunge tGmpfen unb eg pirb nod
3eit peusehen, Big fis ii6 fir beiiegt
Ertldren, uber bag gnbe 1T ilar pOrs
aussuiehen. Der triumph Deuti6s
lambs iibsr bic ganSe @eIt in Waffsn
1T MIR nod eine 5rags oOn Touatsr.
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ssreitaG Seu 10. 5eGruar 1915.
mi. bic gtriats aug NAH:

Die bic geridte aus Wai6=
tnstOn Iuuten, bat iia Der Pras
fipsnt fir bsiisst ertIdrt. gr
bat bic Soffnuns aufsssebeu, oi.
Shiffsantaufs>giG bur9 ben Senat
binbur93u3ipingen unb pirb tein.
@TtrasSiBung bes aonsreiIes eiHberus
fen. I'M bic paiiiruns Der Bill burfl.
Suiesen uno oas, trosbem sr bic tpsits
ssbenbiten 3ugeitdnbniiie sema6t bat,
Ole Der Bill allen Salt unb ale Gruf!
eHtSpssn baben.
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&c fFa.

I'D min Ssiu 5srs frit priifsH
@irp oft 8u Osuten fsin;
sd muB suerft foHDiren
5H Dsinsm aafsni@r.iH!s-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
A REFU GE FOR GAME BIRDS

If the comments from the north
eastern part of the state are any
basis as to the sentiment of creating
state bird refuge for game bird of
the northwest atold Fort Sisseton
reservation the legislature will
certainly be asked to take action,
and will at least consider the pro-
proposition. Should such a refuge
be established, the state would
have control of Sisseton in the east
and the state forest game preserve
in the west, while the government
will care for the national bird re-
fuge at the big Belle Forche irri-
CATION dam, giving the state three
such refugees. The idea has been
advanced that the state might go
even farther in it's efforts to aid in
the propagation of game by Great
ing other refugees where large tracts
of state land are owned in several
parts of the state.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
FIRE AT VICTOR.

On Sunday morning about six
O'Clock a fire in Victor destroyed
three of the principal buildings
of the place.
The origin of the fire is not
exactly understood, but it start
ed in the up stairs rooms Of the
kunert building, occupied by
the family of Chas. Van Mill and
it was with difficulty that Mr..
Van Mill succeeded in rescuing
the members of his family. His
wife and four children were
compelled to take to the street
in their night attire and Mr.. Van
Mill made his escape from a VIM
dow by means of blanket rope.
A roomer in this building lost
$24O which he had placed under
the mattress of his bed.
The blaze quickly spread to
the Peterson building, recently
owned by E. l.. Clark, and from
there across the street to the
Bank of Victor and the three
i'dings We're soon consumed
by the flames. The stock of
goods of e. L. Clark's in the
Peterson building was lost. The
bank carried an insurance of
$1,000. The total loss is estimat-
ed at SlO,5O0. The lack of prop
er facilities for tirehghting was
very unfortunate.-White Rock
journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
DEATH OF THos. w. RAY.

For several weeks Mr.. Ray had
been quite sick but he recovered
from the illness and appeared on
the streets last Saturday.
Monday morning he appeared
to be feeling quite we'll for an
aged person but soon after break
fast he passed quietly away.
He was born in Ohio the 18th
of March 1886. He came to Salem
H., with his parents when he
was boy, where he grew to
manhood.
In 1862 he enlisted in the civil
war, serving with the llth Hi
nOis volunteers till the war was
over, taking that memorable
march with Sherman to the sea.
In 1868 be was united in mar
riage to Sarah Malinda Loomis.
They moved with their family to
Webster: S. d., in the fall of
1883. His wife and four children
survive him; Florence e. Palmer
of Lake City, S. D., Euna FL. Will
liams of Webster, S. d., Jesse
A. Ray of Fairbault, MINI, and
Grant G. Ray of Webster. There
are also l3 grandchildren living.
The funeral took place at the
residence of O. r.. Williams on
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. D.
" Bush officiating. Webster
World.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
Wagon Jars Gun; Dis
charges Killing Boy

Worthing, Ernest stengel the II
years old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Stengel living on farm some miles
from here was shot and wounded
as a result of all unusual accident.
He drove after a load Of corn fodder
and thinking he might run across a
rabbit placed a shot gun in the
bottom of the wagon. The jarring
of the wagon caused the weapon to
be discharged. The charge struck
him i'll one of his hands, injuring
it to such all extent that two of
the fingers had to be amputated.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
Eastman -Tourtillotte.

A very pretty wedding took
place Saturday, Dec. 26. at high
noon at the spacious home of
Mrs. Mary Fairbault at the
Agency when Miss Pearl Tour.
tillotte became the bride of Mr..
Fred Eastman. Mrs. Fairbault
is an aunt of the groom. A large
gathering of relatives and friends
witnessed the marriage cere-
mony, which was read by Rev.
John Eastman, father of the
groom. The impressive ring
service was used. The house
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01

ton Agency was married Satur-
day morning, Dec. 265h, at Mil
bank to Miss katheryn Beaulieu
of White Earth, MINI. Rev. Sieg-
fried of the Episcopal church of
Mllbank officiating.
The news Of the elimination
OF this happy romance came as
quite a surprise to the many
friends of Mr.. Selkirk. who was
very reticent in disclosing any
OF the plans of the affair.
Mr.. Selkirk has been one of
the efficient clerks at the agency
Tor several years and this fall
promoted to the important posi-
tlon OF financial clerk, which
place he fills with due credit.
Miss Beaulieu, who visited
Mrs. Pearl Tourtillotte Eastman
at the agency last summer, is a
very sweet and charming young
lady and made many friends dur
ing her short stay here. She
was, until recently, employed in
the Government School at
Springfield, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selkirk accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred East
man to Minneapolis where they
spent a few days, returning to
the agency Wednesday.
A host of friends join in wish.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. SelIlirlz a long.
happy and prosperous life.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
SO. OAK. MAN
IN GERMANY
Writes Interesting Letter of
Conditions in that
Country.

Corisca Interesting sidelights
on conditions i'll the German empire
a1eshown bv a letter which has
just been received by a Douglas
county friend of Gottlieb klatt a
South Dakota farmer who left for a
visit at his old home at Neucoln
Germany some months ago and
who has been detained there by war.
Among other things he states in
his letter that dancing, which was
a popular amusement of the young
people, has been suspended and
that the dance halls of the country
have been converted into tempor-
ary hospitals for wounded German
soldiers.
Our passport which we have
from the United States" he writes
allow us to stay until March,
1916 and it is likely that we will
stay that long as we expect it will
be our last visit to this country.
We are in no way suffering and
are in no danger whatever. There
is not as much going OH as before
the war, especially in the line of
amusements. Very few theatres
are open, and there has been only
one large circus. Some picture
shows are running. A great many
amusement places have been shut
down. Dancing is great amuse.
ment for the young people of this
country, but now tits not allowed
during the war, and the halls are
all closed and occupied by the
wounded soldiers
Some articles of food are very
scarce Export and import of
articles is at standstill. - Oranges
and lenmons are not to be had.
Coffee and tea there is enough of
so far, aid also of all native food
and the price has not been raised
very much. The government
takes interest in everything and it
works fine. The price is set and
speculation is not allowed and it is
not as bad for the poor people as l
first thought it would be. Every
thing is taken care of in some way.
The city has opened many eating
houses and furnishes meals for a
few cents. My cousin has four
sons and a son i'll law in the army;
three were sent to France and two
to Russia SO far one is killed ,
one is badly wounded one is a
prisoner in France, and the others
not heard from While | believe
that Germany will win in the eud
God only knows when this war
| inp of people will end
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01

Out north of Beardsley for some
time past, farmers have been losing
their chickens in large numbers.
In some cases their entire flock of
one hundred and fifty or two hum
dred were stolen in single night.
Many farmers became very indig.
nant and determined, and vowed
vengeance OH the culprit that they
would find stealing their chickens,
and SO nearly every farmer when
he went out after dark would carry
a loaded shotgun. One night last
week certain farmer went out and
discovered a man in his chicken
coop, and fired on him, wounding
him quite seriously. This should
stop chicken stealing in that vicini-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-01-01
Lutheran

Regular services next Sunday
at 1920 a. m.
Sunday School and Bible class
at -.
Luther League at 6:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening 8 O'Clock.
Confirmation class meets every
Saturday at 1:3O O'Clock.