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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

From the MllwauIlee Journal.

From the Milwaukee Journal.
Most Americans have come to
know at least some OF the lniquitles
OF pork barrel ppropriations-the
hundreds of millions Of dollars
spent for harbor and river improve
ments so-called, q large percentage
OF which has been objectionable
waste. The Missouri river dredging
farce Is probably as good as In
stance of this misappropriation OF
funds as could be found.
q Here is, a dull, sluggish stream in
which the government IL attempt
ing to keep open a six-foot channel
through the sediment. On this
$4,000, 900 has been expended and
government plans are carried out.
Yet despite the millions spent for
years past to keep the stream open,
the tonnage from Kansas City to
ST. Louis in 1918, amounted TO only
$1,000. with a total freight bill of q
little more than $4,000. These cities
have a water freight rate which Is
50 per cent Of the rail rate. 80 that
$4,000 was saved on the freight
movement for that year.
Why not permit the commerce
commission TO prescribe reasonable
rail rates between these two points
as elsewhere, instead of spending
million after million to save 10000
for a handful OF shippers7 With
increased cost for defense and rap
Idly growing expenses In other de-
economize, Stopping the harbor
graft will help a little. The great
cut made at the last session OF
congress may very well be repeated
and even further sheared down
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Perhaps the most coveted Of all or
which is bestowed upon pious daugh-
ters Of the Catholic church by the pope.
Miss Anna Robertson, head of the
millinery department Of a large New
York firm, has just started on her 10th
trim across the Atlantic 49, .s. ..
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

worn every day. Housekeeping duties
were few. At the end OF three weeks
we had travelled $50 miles, and had
had no need of the medicine case"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16
eabbath Salad Receipts.

In the Woman's Home Companioh
the cookery editor OF that publication
devotes a page to recipes for preparing
Sunday. night suppers. Recipes are
given for Huntington shrinlps, Frank
fort sausages In white sauce, raised loaf
cake, Somerset sardines, winchester
cake and other things. Following is q
recipe for making Sunday night salad:
Cut cold roast veal In one-half inch
cubes; there should be two cupfllls
Wash and scrape celery. Then cut IN
thin slices crosswise; there should be
one and one-half cupfuls. Chill until
crisp In cold water, drain and dry. Re-
move stones from four olives and finely
chop. Parboil one-half red pepper 10
minutes In fancy shapes. Mix veal, cell
cry, olives and the prepared pepper
strips and marinate with q French
dressing. Moisten with cream salad
dressing, mound In bowl, and mash
with dressing. Garnish with celery tips
and peppers cut In fancy shapes, and
cucumber pickles cut In strips"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Hundreds OF women are now at work
on lathes, drilling machines and stamp
ing out machines In one OF the Russian
factories where they make high ex-
plosive shells.
Miss Louise Mcdaniel has been
awarded the fellowship OF the Balti-
University Education for Women for
the year OF 1915-16.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, wife of
Vice President Marshall, boasts with
pride OF the fact that sho has never
been away from her husband ~ hours
since they were married.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Queen Mary of England prefers
China tea and nearly always drinks n
when she can obtain It
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

The Glen Ullin high school was
struck by lightning and damaged to
to the extent of $4,000 Wednesday
morning.
Fire at Lorraine destroyed the Bolton
blacksmith shop and Ketcham barn
Wednesday morning. The loss totals
$500. The origin of the fire is I'M
known. ....a
Mrs. Frances Brown of Leonard
was killed when an auto ran into a
carriage in which she was riding,
throwing her out with such force that
her death ensued within few hours.
The driver of the auto became con-
fused when an approaching team ran
away and he turned his auto into the
Brown rig with the above result.
Mrs. Harold E. McCond, wife of
a government surveyor employed IN
surveying the boundary line, was
killed Tuesday evening near Walhalla
when an auto in which she was riding
turned turtle and trunk which was
carried in the car fell upon her, kill
ing her instantly.
1t is reported that the Smith Wy
man company, a sash and door con-
Germ from Minneapolis, will establish
headquarters in this city soon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
SEES TWILIGHT OF HORSE
With tho Coming Of the Gas Engine
Writer Sees Passing q Mans
Chief Friend.

Man. the horse. the COW and the
dog have been closely associated
through the entire progress of human
evolution, says the Portland Ore
gonian. The pig has also been ou1
evolutionary brother, but he has not
enjoyed the same intimate affection
as tho horse and dog. When Darwin
was visiting the COW regions of the
Argentine he remarked some naked
gauchos crossing a river on horseback,
and reflected with his usual sagacity
that the two races had evidently been
adapted to each other by ages Of 81.
multaneous variation. But now man
parts company with his old companion
and slave. The horse Is at last gain.
ing his freedom through the good Of!
ices Of the gas engine, but If he loses
his existence at the same time he may
not value the favor very highly. &
Altogether lovely as the horse is on
the farm and the country road, he is
q nuisance in town. He befouls the
streets, attracts flies and disseminated
disease. Now that he has become un-
economical in addition to his other dis.
qualifications, sentence has been
passed upon him and he must CO. The
dog ought to 60 to the country with
him. It Is great pity that some
genius does not invent q machine that
will howl 1T night, snap at passers-by
and dig up the neighbors' flower beds
and thus take the place Of tho dog. II
such Z thing should ever happen our
cities might become reasonably clean
and fairly healthy places to live In.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
DAUGHTERS of Isabella Initiation.

The Daughters of Isabella initiated
a class of twelve at the K. G. club
rooms in this city last Sunday, the
candidates coming from various towns
in the northwest.
The members of the court attended
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
REMODELING THE
NEW YORK HOTEL

Contractor G. Lind is engaged in
excavating underneath the New York
hotel and restaurant.
Landlord Schultz is putting a full
basement under the property. The
basement is to be nine feet in height
with cement walls and floor. new
front is to be put in the building, a
new ventilating device constructed, adj
ditional windows added at the rear and
the entire building put in first class
condition. r-.. ..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

Early Mass in a body at St. Leo's
church that morning and in the after
noon the class received the degrees.
In the evening, an enjoyable banquet
was rendered at the club rooms, where
a good program was rendered. The
Daughters of Isabella have member
ship of $50.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Culverts Of Cement.

The culvert made of cement is more
often seen now than In years past.
The good road with good drainage
and good culverts is a Joy in every
season.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

The Independent for up-to-date COM
mercial printing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
3 9th Benefited.

Both Benefited.
II good roads from the producer to
the consumer were general the bene-
dts to both would be considerable.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
@rnnseis.atbnmsabertrasxHs.
Gineinnati, 20. Mai.

GtnctRnatt, 20. Wbat.
5a5eI M. Clemens an aiSsie @olf'
angel IL. a., 2Ot 1O3 in Sartfborn'a
llnterabtbsiIung in Columbia sopu.
fbip (steusr 50c), 81.
Marp g. psr!ins an 1be Spp:
GOipel WiTiou, Got 81 in Sbort'i
5psitsr llutsrabtbsiIuns Don Grens
gant, 81.
Getils 5rsibsrg an Soer Il. Ibama
uHb Sfaac W. psaf., 26 SUB on be,
glOrbfsits Der 9. Sir, $50 1ub Sit.
lid bon gins Str, (Steasr $9)
$3.50.
elisabetb gRrs, per Skriff, an
u. o. airt!sp, Got "a in g. W.
prics's 3psiten lnterabtbeiIung an
NaI.sr Ctr, S26.
Sbs Ssrbert 8. pa6oub Gpmpnnb
al Strtert 9. gaaOub. Got So in Der
SbsaI llnterubtbsilung on 9aunsr
glpe. (Steu,r So 81.
3. gsrroro s. gruag an George
R. 8ster, 80 sci 125 Gub oil ber
Siioieits pou Ct. Wartins qIaee in
GbsOiOt (Stsusr 81 81.
Stnrp Stagge en- 2bs Sbb. part
2umbsr GompaHn, 6 4der aanO in
Stttion 80 in Columbia gopnIbip
(Sisuer S6), $4,000.
Glen g. 5rumcn. per Sheriff, an
@r!tir 20. 9lpis, Cots 129 unb 100
in 5dllcrfs llrierab.seiIung N
lp9nolie, ISL.
5rant q. 8r1bs al 9sGrI W. ana.
be. 49 Cub II Der SftTei.s pcn Gar
;e1ae gie in Geltion 10 in MiQcrset
So!9rihip, 81.
giHaa 80. Gisslin5 an Rabolp6
Jistlin9. 3he.i uon GOT Is in Rieb.
lius's lIa!e-abttsilnig in Seition is
in Ulia:rest 3opuIbip, 81.
Brsbsrid 80. Ridyt an abs Ssift5
Sbirb gtational 9ant, 20 bei 80 isuE
an Der Sitieits BON Dalnut Sir1be,
% SUB iiibIi9 bon aibertD Str, 81.
GoporO W. SBmmonbs an bieTe5s,
auit<GIaim an baFelbe Grunbitiif
81.
S5s Gifs9sSBigs gsa.iOral Bar. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
Grssbeiseattnms sSssstbeiss.
Qsue 6npptb.ten.

Reue 5ppotbeteH.
Gbriftina pelssI an SDutbiibs 6. Il
9. &c., S140o.
.. SarrD gub.s an Soriparo 9
u. 6. 60, $500.
Gsrtruhe Sliff .5Osan an @isrt,
Durb .. II. 6. Co., $500.
RObtrt 8. 9aois an 9eutIbel
2anbipsbr 9. u. g. Co., $500.
@oItsr 6. GI.mfsr an 2auro
Smith, $691.
glurp Dol an Cabinet 6. u. 9. Co.,
$500.
Robrt 9. patoub an Wlpnard
9. u. 6. u. Co.. S4500.
SObn SOISDor!b on 2tbbiIon 3. u
6. Co., S2500.
german 8. guntboff an qntoHic
Come 6. IL. 9. Co., $175o.
Rubolpb ). Ssasr on Sopn Sal
g. u. 6. o., $4,000.
GOparo 3. Sopps on Sbsrman 8.
II. 8. g., $2750.
glmbrofe 6. pa4oub an Gait Nal.
nut Sils .. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
gbDarO 6. 5uppIeq an .. 80.
Craig, $500.
2aura W. DDBer on Dpobburn
apr. &. Ii. .. Co., $500.
9isIeIts oil Qmbrpie 6. pa6oub,
S45c.
9alsntine Gong an Mt. @di6ineton
g. .. II. .. Co., $3.50.
9nnd Cantor an gniineb Wens ..
z. u. 6. 60, $1,000.
gQsai, y. Bell an 10. 8arb 9. u.
g., $500.
5reO. 90. gsdimitb an Marp G.
gsdimitb, $1200.
Qnna .. podge an Cosmopolitan
8. u. g. Co., $4,000.
Jrant 8. gOrSmann on bisf.lbe.
$4,000.
Gbriitina atsburp ON iyinance 6.
II. g. Co., $500.
Ssurp molferi an WDbap. German
Q. u. Q. 60, $1,000.
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@stilatt 6nppthsteu.


Midasl Yuiit an 9erudn 5arpst
nini, $1,000.
Wm. Wl. llbrig al ardecn y. L
9. go. go. 3, $400.
3. 80. Mdrtin an Rslit Ulisbts,
$500.
SerIeIbs an Clara Wlusrtin, $1,000
9erFslbs an ped DiuiamIpn Co.,
1878.
G6as. 6. emits an emsli. !5Obl.
$125.
wlarp g. Waarfbaa an Stnnie 6.
2sbb, SIS.
Sattie .. Wlpores an 2lbbifon 9.
ii. 6. Co., $2500.
Gli5abetb 2tfb 9oobe an Soutbtrn
Sbio 2pan II. Sruii Co., $500.
glnnd 9ormosble dn Gilt ebgt y.
II. 8. Go.. $2500.
slnna 6. girnbrber an Wtpers y.
Cooper, $500.
Gbporo 3. 6pppe an Walnut 5ills
g. II. 9. 60, $250O.
9erualn $. guntboff all 9tntOnio
Some g. Ii. 9. Co., $1,000.
Sobn %. Barrett an Jiftbe 2birS
Rational gnni $3.50.
5bomas Mdrtin an Ssturiin Sds
pings 3. ii Z. 60, $650o.
U. 8. gd6ouo an Gait WalnGt
Oils 3. ii. 6. Gp., $4,000.
emma Jids on dragon 9. II. 6.
60. Ro. 2, $4,000.
Senuie Qrsp an Wilforb 3. II. G.
Co., $500.
3. 10. Stsintamp at emma 5ids,
1912.
Gbas. pedenpausb an Soutb.rn
SbiO 6. II. 2. Co., $1,000.
Ssnnis 4rep on WiIforo q. u. g.
60, $1,000.
Rinebort & 2lbbiIon an Girft Rds
tional gdnt Of WlabiiOnpiae, $1569.
u. Moraenidipeis al Bon 1oH o.
u. 9. Co., $1,000.
8m. u. ga6oub an DOobburn
ape. g. II. 9. 60, $500.
sSsnnie arsb ait q. 6. copper.
$911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21

Die breite arelnpe DON ieinem Rets
ishut bate iia ihpp ibper bernieoer.
gefenft unb triefte fpie cine @iebfdnite;
Der 6aoelod hing ibm nnfGrmlicb ipie
ein ppllaeicaener gIutsgsl am 2eibs;
ben Ruden lerunter fiiblte er cine nnIs
ie Sohn; aus ben Stiefeln ourseIte bsi
ieocm Scfritt hds ein9corunseNe Wai=
Ter ipiecer beraiis, uno finten aitf ieis
nem areu, beIdGftiste iidl Der Sdbel
oes gtrtiGsriiten balnit, allm6blib gu
perrri!eH.
ylit einem Mort. es rar Elm trau
riaes 9eranieen.
Benn Der Wipne ipcniaitens geihies
nen bate; aber in oielel egGptiifen
Tinitsrnib tonnte er ia car nift nil
len, pobin er i'm n1hien glug:nbIit
ieinen SuB isben, cbsr ub er nidt IN
eiusn @rabea ober in ein aarteiisaoh
fallen !peroc.
Der alte O5erit tonnte fpobl laden:
Der iab lett iebenfalls in Der iparmen
Grtrnpoit urb rollte elmer Berlin nj
Der Iieaenoen Characterization Su.
Sreili6 mddlte iDm gelUii itin Sd;
tel Summer; aber BEN drmen 6als
mafte er ia ali6 feline 5reu6s.
9onlit bate er ii6 troiisn tonnen,
lpenn er es gelpubt.
Der Reiieabe mc6,. cine Stunoe
aui Dieie @1ciie fortqeidritisn iein.
aIs er pl0BIih 10 bsfiig an ettpus
runnte, paB sr beinate umgsfaIIen
pGre.
Bel nd1erer unteriahung eripies
iid Der ipddliee 9sgenltdnb ais bic
perIaiisne unb hereits baIboerfalleRe
6iitte einss 6irtsn, bic bon Der siitis
gen @orisbuns Dem unaIiidIi6en Sdis
crpreB in ben Weg ssiteat gu iein
fd,isn.
Wenn er nod cine gierteliiunbt Bel
bieFem itromenbsn Re5eu fOrtgepans
bert mare, bate er i'm iuabren Sinns
oss Wortes tsinsn trpdertn dooen am
Qeibt bshalten, uno ocstaIb benubte
er nit bauierfiiuteiism 0er3su ben
ibm asbotenen S6ub, I'm bier ub5uf
iparten. bis aug Der NoIie gsnus bes
Seaens aequollen lei.
Weun ss plobli4 70 befiis dnfdngt,
pfleqt es niemdls red)t lanss Su
oausrn; nit bsm 5roit oieIes alien
uno beiuGbrten griabrungsiabes
troh Der iunae Saie in Die bunfIe
Oefinuna bss suitlit,n 0udts.
idraIte iit ben Sdbel al. nm ii4 auf
ben Riiden Ieasn 5u tornen, un6 iibers
lisb iif oann feinen GeDanten.
Wenn Der S6rper obtr miibe III,
bsnuBt bic 9bontaiie Germ bic Gsles
aenbeit. iih in bsm ituttigsn @ss
biiia Der 5rdume su ergehsu, unb 10
lam ss bsnn uu6, bnb uHisr poIefres
Tar idon ndh 5ebn WIinuten bic
2luaen asibIoHsn bate uub ianft
einosi6Iummert mar. - 2lls er ipieber
uuflpatts, It,itn ibm btrsits bic liebs
Sonne auf bic gtaie. uuo tr rtdltete
iid besbalb sridr6teu snpor unb fab
mad Der llbr.
Sc mar asrnbs r.ts; er bait. alfo
bic odnss Ra6t aeidIlfeu, unb ipsnn
sr nun aud nod 70 riiitig ausf6ritt,
laa es bod nidt mehr in ben @ren3en
Der W16olidteit 9Iettin Dor gbsans
bes 9erIinsr Wittassugss 5u srreis
den.
llnb an riiFiass 2lus16reitsn mar
ii6erbaupt gar ni6t einmal 81 beHs
ten, bsnn bas lungs aies;u botis feline
9liebsr eritarrt. unO duberbem fiihlts
er iih 70 i6pah i'm glaasn, bab sr ii4
briinitia mad elmer 9aff. beiben adfs
fees nit 70 Diel nj, m5sli9 Ssmms.n
basu fshnte.
(Gortf.bung folgt)
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(fSOrtiebung fOlgt,)

9errotbs Sdtbmonb. Der
SeneraLratb bes Rot3en !oalbmOns
bes beT6tOB, &aifer WiI6elm ur6 &ois
ier Jran5 Soieph, bic Oem Sal6mono
cine beoeuterOe Summe 3upenpeten,
bic goIbens WeOaiGs gu D.rlei6en. Der
sbenaltge @robpsiir 3eiti pGTdd ift
sum prGiibenten bes Gensrolratbes
bes Rotben Sagbmonbes gepdGt NOR
ben. Der Sultan empfin5 ben prGiis
benten Oss Ssmand9en Rotben 9arbs
monbes, Der i9m ben Sabrts6eri6t
ii6errei9te. Der Sultan gn6 ieinsr
@enugtbuung iiber ben tpsrtthdtissn
8eiitanb bes 0itsrrei9en. ung1riithen
unb beutI9en Rot6eu &reu3es gluss
prud.
4r6eitsmangeI In RuB=
lamb. Gin untriigli6es MertmqI
fir bas alImdbli6e 8eriisgen oes
runeri60pfli9en" ruiiii6sn Wienitenz
reierooirs bilben bic INNER bring
Iider iperbenben Slagen ber ruiiiT6eu
sSnbuItriellen iiber ben Mungel an
QrbeitstrGften. Der @erbanb Der
SnDrItrieasn DON SSetaterinoilafp bot
bu6er an bic Regierurg cine Gingd6e
geri6tst, &riesssefanseneH bic Be
f9Gftialng in inbuitriellen unterne6s
munaen 3u gcitatten, ba tiefe foHft CUR
Stiqsauns Der gstsisSs oepunssr
.tpiirbsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21

Grminie 3. Snpber, bafeIbs @ruab
itiid (Stsuer $2). 81.
Glara 9. Slether ii. u. an 9b,
Meper Brothers poper Gompanp.
Sabre 2sofe, bcm 20. Stiober 191t
BON 20 BEL "a SUB an Der nOrbOitli'
den Ode bon 9ine unb Duter Cir
Wlonof1ide Wiietbe $3.50.
D. 10. Craig an Gbtpdrb s. Gap
plep, aots 43 uub A IN .. 20
Graig's llnierobtbeilune IN @reer
1opnftip (Steusr 50c), 81.
Benjamin 3. Gbrmdn II. u. an
GbarIes aeppsrt, so Sub an Der Siib'
ieite BON German 9lpe., 802 Sui
Ditlth BON apifina ctr (Sieuer SOC.
81.
I Benjamin +. Gbrman Ii. u. an
eenislbsn. 40 BEL 40 SUB an Der
5iibieite Don Gbrmon 9l0e., 852 1uh
iiioli6 Dpn qOhins ape. (StsiHr 500
81.
@rnth g. Rintbart an 0ancD q.
gtilirn, 80 tei 40 SUB an Der Siib.
isite BON W6itnep 2lDe. in Wiaoifons
rifle, 81.
p5csbs u. Gettle an SObn Rt.
6dribp, unsefdbr 8 2tdsr 2anO in
Se;tion % in Columbia 5upnipip
(Steusr $9), 81.
sSobn WlcGdrt6b an 36e G6ilbren's
Spms. SufeIbe Grunbitiid (Steusr
$9). 81.
almbrpie 9. gIa6uub an 2aura 30.
9pper, SO bel 100 Sub dn Der SiiO.
ieite bon Ulias 9tps. in Horipooo
(Stsur $3), 81.
WiIIiam 9aper an gDilliam Cope
ian, 1868 2dsr 2dub in Stition 10
in @stn SOipnihip (5tsuer $3.50,
81.
fsrsberic gratsr II. u. an WilIiom
ganer, Elm Streifen Qdnb entlGus
Mubbp Grs,t qits in Setiion 13 ii
@reen SOtpnibip, 81.
Sdms @rant, per S6eriif, an s1s
Soutb.rn Sbio g. II. 3. Co., Got Al
in 9Iot 20" in GbarIes Wl. Stesls's
llnterubtbeilung in College 5ia, S575.
SoI,pb SdiqmoelIsr an Gsorae 5.
Sdre, GOT Is uuo 5bsiI bon Cots II
unb 19 int &. %. gafer's unierabs
tb:iluns Opn SDanbOs (Stsuer S1.50),
81.
Tbt Su6urban Rtdl GItaie gom.
pann an Don u. Dodge, Cots $40,
543 unO 55eiI bon Cots 539 unb 544
In gIsmere SbRbitats untsrabibeis
lung in ROripopb (Sieusr 81, 81.
9llos unb 9ena Rsunr on Diuinm
unb Jrsberidu 9eors, 30 BEL 305 JuB
an Der nOrbOiiIi6en gde ppn @opbs
parb unb Qincoln 2Ips. in gOnes.
5in (Sieusr $1) 81.
Soiepb 9lIee an Carl unb antonin
aaeitIe, 25 BEL 81 SUB oil Der Roro,
ieits bon peste Sir. (Stsusr 5oc), 81.
Suln W. Qoib al Sskn 6. Clip.
pinser. 40 Bel 40 SUE an Der Siib-
ieite Don Sebeu aps. in WdoiionoilIs
(Steusr SOC, 81.
!6nrrb 9enbtr II. u. an 2lI6ert 8.
grodnan, 65 SUB on Der Sat 2lD.. in
College Sill (Steler 50, 81.
9eorsf fSiiisl II. u. on Charles lyiI,
iel, Elm unUsrtkiltes SntsreT. in 80
bel 100 SUB an Der iiibipsitliten Sei'
te bon WliIt Ctr, Habe 0ine CTR.
(Stsusr 81 81.
Sermdn Ssrobino on gbe y. II. 6.
S6nsiber Co., 5 Sabre 3eais, BON 90.
Septsmber 1915 auf einsH 2absnraum
in 324l uuo 3243 @opbburn 45enus.
WlonatIi6e MRte $65.
Riaaro 6. Pepper an 4Ipina g.
Reppsr, SO bel 200 5ub M Der Deit,
isite DON Sbio Qps., 81.
Waarb e. gpeIanb an Sobn Sarts
mann, Elm Sireifsn Sanb in Settion
80 in spmmes sfbp. (Stsusr 81; 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
Gusliide uno rmiiiide Geian
gene als ganoarbciter.

Ter arleg iilbrt itils 5ii eroberiif'
gen BON SdnSereien, Die mir 5luar
iuuner bcieiien Eaben im6 bod aus
inarferlei @riinoen bisber nid)t aus.
nuyen fonnten. 0iel Ge0lano liegt
I'm Berlin, einiges geidab mid in
5rieocnsSeiten, Inn INNER neue Stre.
den Der Inuopirtbifaitlidlen geite!
hing 5uwfiibren. aber uieIin9 lit Der
goben bod gu OiirfiiG. Inn Die teen.
rem gIrbeitsfraitc gu lobuen, imo 10
pdren bon ben 10000 YtorgeR, Die
,Sistus uuo @emeinoen Der nelge.
Griinbeteu .,ge1rieintii5igen @enoiicil.
iddft jur Iailopirtbitaitlid)en Ser.
ipertbiing BON Seoldn6ereien" iiber.
iuieien, mtr 2000 Moraeu nls mirf.
lid, pcr:peribbnrer 9ooen beilnoen.
Ter grobte GGeiI 6iefer pieIiaf Der.
iireiteu, aber i'm sall5en reht aniebE.
Iiden ,SladeH III mir 6en aartoiiet.
bau beiiimntt iulO miro nit Sampi.
psh.g iiir ieine neue gIifaabe porbe.
reitet. glHoerc IDciIe iillo an 9eute
nerpndiet, Die iih Den go6eR ieIbit
bsadsrn molten. Cine SonberitelIung
nber niiHmt ein etpa 100 aforgen
grobes @ebiet elm, Sas iid) 5u beiSsn
Seiten Ses Seltc.utailaIs eritrcdt, uno
oas iiir portrvfiIib genlg era4tet
miro, 6emiiie baraiif 81 jieben.
es bnnoelt iid gier I'm oas 9ett
Ses einitigen &eItoip. Gees. @arS I'M.
beahiet lag es ireiIia nid)t mebr %.
Ger areis bat bier cine pieloeripre.
denoe Sbiplantnse angeIegt. gber
5Ipiifen ben nod jiutgen Stdn1men III
unaeniittcr Rain, imo eS iinb Snne.
ben nob peiie 5reiiIdden porbanoen.
Iuf oieiem Stiid Sano ipllderte ionii
bic 9renueiiel. elm ,3eifen fir Die
graudbarcit Ses gobens. geo6 iiebt
.nan Geniig bon ben jeyt gelben un0
GebroheneH Stailoen 0es 8oriabrcs,
lmo ans ibrer Starfe eriiebt man bic
Strait Der SdOlle, ole ia edit marfi.
lder Snno, aber erireiilideripeiie bon
Scr feilhten Sorte uno iibrisens itart
faItbaItig III. 9nIb ger1tb man beim
Graben niIi Grandmother, benz man
auf oem gtor0ufer bes aannIs G6.
5ugsfandle iflaiien mug.
aoHnie nan I'M 5risbsn nid3t baran
seben, bisies ipertbDoQe Stid 2onb
Dirtli4 gu rsripsrtbsn, 70 erg1b ii5
leBt bant Der af unIsrn Sunae, 10
trsunoIi9 iultulirsnbea Jeinoe cine
GENTLE Rotfpsnbisisit. glnbererIeits
botsH Ti1 dber aud Sfpei arten
menI6li6er arbeitsirGfis, ME mir iie
10 tpobIfeil bulo nita pieber sur Der.
fiigung babsn tperbsn: Der atiesss.s
fangsns - unb bi. frsiipiIIig. S.Ifss
rim.
400 gnaldnbsr, 100 Rufeu - unS
120 msiit iiinssr, Damen aus ben Be.
iten arsiIen gerlins - bas In bas
fonbsrbdre seielffaftli5e Bib, baa
ii4 in bieisn Wo6en on ben ufern bes
5eltotp'G 'GdnuIs entpidelt. ssreili4,
sins Semsinibaft fteIl.n bisfs 70 Der.
itisoenen @lemsate nifi bar. unb man
bat Sorge bdfiir sstrasen, bab bic ans
mutbise SdJaar Der SeIferinnen Don
ben raubsn ariessmannern rdumli6
f4arf sstrenHt bleibt. Dab bic ano,b.
nlnsen senau befoIst lpsrbeR, bafiir
biir9t bic Stnar berdner 2anbfturns
lsute. bic nit oufeepflan5tem Geiisn,
sefpebr bier bic sraus Mense oefanse,
nsr Sseinbe in 3udi unO Rube bdlt.
Der 4riesseeiansene tbut bic
f4pers alrbeit bts Risolsns. ben Da.
men iiberIIbt man bic Ginebnune nnb
RsiuigxnG ipaisr bic GspfIausuuo bss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-28
Cannon and Thunder Compared.

The comparison between the sound
Of cannon and "heaven's artillery" is
hackneyed enough. But the human in
vention can at least claim great su-
periority as regards the area over
which it is heard. There is no doubt
about cannon fire being heard well
over 100 miles away. The guns Of
Waterloo were heard at Creil. fifty
leagues distant from the battlefield.
But it is doubtful whether thunder
can be heard at greater distance
than twenty miles. When the church
steeple of Lostwithiel was destroyed
by lightning, to the accompaniment of
such a roar of thunder that the Oldest
inhabitant could not remember, Smea-
ton. the engineer, who was about thir-
ty miles distant, heard not the slight
est noise.-London Standard.