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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27
6anbifnb
Diirfte duf bic Spur zines syrauens
mDrb.ss in 9lurora, 81. fiibren.
Der brittle Raubmorb an elmer Srdu
i'm @srlanf zines Sabres periibt.

aurora, Sn., 26. Jebruar. :
Die polisei sisbt iib Der Spffnuna
bin, bab ss ibr nit 6ilfe zines aIten
4anbfdubs selinsen tpirb, bas @e.
beimnib 5u l6fen, bas bic am Don.
nerifus 9lbenb erfoIste Grmorbuna
BON Fri. emma peterisn, 81 Sabre
aft umsiebt, bic nit elmer 9asr6brs
srfhlagtn unb bann beraubt ipurbe
Der alte Sdnbihub puroe etpa einen
baI6en glot BON Der WprbitGtte ses
funben unb bic 9anbtaite Der Grs
morostsn lag, ibrss SnbaIts entIeeri
etfpa cine balbe Meils bonn Sbatort
auf ben @eIsiien Der Rorthpeisrn
9abn.
Der Sanbi9ub pirb porlGufig
iorsfdItia psripabrt uub bic 9ebGrbsn
boffsu, bab 9Intbunbs, bic isst hiers
Der unteripsss iinb. NIT SiIfe ess
5anbihubs Die Spur bes RSrbers
finoen tperben.
Soipsit iinb AZ perionen, baruns
ter 25 Hsgsr aufsssriffen ipcrben. in
Der 5ofinung, bab ii9 unter ibnen Der
M5roer befiubet. Der Worb am
Donnsritag @benb mar eer brittle
Gbnlihe Wprb, Der i'm @srlauf einss
Sabrss bier an 5raueu Dsriibt porosn
TT. GbsnIo fpie in bem Wforb Don
SRI. Senuis MilIer, Der 5odter zines
pormaIieen Birsermeiiters, pirb ein
IbIdrrter Wann nit einem lansen
llebersisber als Der mutbmablide
WSrbsr geiudt. Disfen Wann ia6
JrI. Gli3d Galfins, bic in unmittsl.
barer RGbe Der StGtte bes @erbreGens
tpobnt unb bic burh einen gellenoen
SdrG an's 5eniter gelbtt tporben
mar, iiber Der 2ei9e itehen. Der
m1rber bob bann sttpas auf unb lieI
mad ben Rortbpeitern 8ubH gu. DAB
bisfe Ingaben poH SRI. Galtins ben
TbatIaben entfpre6eu, erbelt aus
bem umitanb. baB bic Sdnbtaite Der
grmorbstsn uuf ben 9ahnseleiieu ses
finben rpuroe.
gpli5eidef Uli8sls 1T Der sluiidt,
bab Der RSrber Srl. peteriens NIT
bem Mprobuben ibentiid 1T, Der Trl.
MilIer erihIug.e Su 6eibeH Jdlsn
idIug Der M0rber iein Spfer bon
pDrne nieber uuo lief banH nit Der
5anptdibe Der GrmDrbeten cine Strs.
de nett, ebe er fis ihrss Snhaits be-
raubte.
S0bn Rafon, Elm alter Sonberlins,
bet I'M CT. Spfspbs 9oipiiaI, sinsn
BlDd DON Der Stsle, an pel4er Grl.
petsien ermorbet purpe, ipohut, bs'
finbst ii6 Dorlaufis aIs perbd6tig IN
Daft, aber bic 9pliSei gloIbt iaum,
Sab sr ben Wpro uuf Ssm GstpiH.H
bdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27

IN ben NIT 1annengriin sefdmiidtsn
Wdumen bes 3aIinos, Mud bisr Der
li4titrablenbe beutIdr Deibnadtss
baum. AUDI bier bic bersergrsifsubsn
gkihnaHtslieber. Sn DunfeI sebilnt
Iagen on beiben Mbenben bic NOD BON
ginbtimifden beipobntsn 9duIsr. Wlit
ipelden gmpfinbunssn mOsen bic 2eu.
fs ben aiHtersIan5 ssi9aut. ben Wfibs
nafasliebern selauitt baben2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27
Die SnBter bes Generals
Qematrt
Sa4t bic Jreilufiuns ib'
res Waters 5u erlaIs

Gent, Gdipei5, 26. Je6r. SRI.
Qsmrn, bic so6tsr bss Generals 2es
man BON Der betgii6en Qrmes, Der
2iitti9 gegen Die Dsutiden pertbeibigt
bate, bat iid bur9 bic fapsiosriT6e
SdsafHaft BON Rotben &reu5 nit Der
gitts an ben aaiIer WilbsIm serpanbt,
bab er tbrsm Batter eeitatteu iOGe.
nd9 9agien auriid5utebrsn. sic
mutt geIterb, bab, ba ibr Batter ben
Gebrauh beibsr 8eim nerloren bat,
ct fir ben MiIitGrbienit ni6t meter
taugli9 ift. Sbr Gefu9 III an ben Rdi.
fec Wil6elm psitsrseT6idt fpOrben.
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6ingerihtet

Murbtnam5rsitagiu Stns
@ing bret GraReHm6rber
Or timing q. g., 26. 5eb. =
Drsi Utdnnsr. ale aus gtetp Dort
itammsnb, fpurbsn am Jrsitag i'm
3uatbaus IN Sing Sing auf eIettri.
fdsm Megs bingerihtet. sic biisteu
fdmmtlib bic grmorouns DON Jraueri.
Sstar @ogt bate bic RIsibermahertn
4gues 6. Gutb, in bic CT nerliebt gee
pefsu, .rftu4en; 8ineeuio Gampenels
Ia, ein SaIf5miinaer erm1rbete feine
Gattiu, als er nnd Der @erbibung
eiRer 3u6tbaustrufe na9 5dufs gus
riidtebrte, neil bic Srou ibm uugsslid
bic Treus ssbro9en bate unb gfo-
bert 2ane erfdob 4nna &lsin, neil
biefs fsiusr 8ebauptung mad oaran
Sflulb mar. boB Ct bic 3unstgung
fsiner Satin Dericren bate.
Streug beftraft.
paterfon, 81. g., 26. Seb. -
pdtrid Quinlau, ein 4gitator unb
ReOner Der SHbnftriaI Norfas Of tbe
Borlb, Der feiuerseit iiberfiibrt ipors
ben mar, ipdbreno bes ausitanbs Der
@eibsnarbeiter I'M SABRE 1913 sinen
Aufrubr DssauIdBt gu boben, tpurb.
am Sreitag i'm @eridt borS.fiibrt unb
dbsrmaIs 81 elmer 9elbitrafe Don
$500 uub 5u efner 3u@tbaustrafs Don
stDei BIB iieben Sabru perurtbeilt.
Gin 9eiu5 nm eineu neueH pro5et
ouf Grunb ans5li@ nsusntbedien Be.
fpeismcttrtaIs tpurse abeeDisieH.
natnfan eat.s btim Ue1Gaiisusse.
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Maerlei.
2enii4. .5iterrsidaidss gnnSssIieS.
Bon martin soeIis.

Die Welt ipofIt uns perberben,
@ott bat es nidt s.ipolIt,
es brad burh Notb unb Sterbfn
Der Sonns lihtss 9plb.
&sidt. Greunbs, ,ud bic Sinbe
llno ipreHt ben S4pur susIsi9:
Sn Sreue Biz gum enbe
Dsutf4lanb unb Ssi iterrei&
Run lam uns nidts mebr trennen,
Inns BAT bas 9Iut sesint,
sd tpiu bid gruOsr nennen,
Der Spru9 1T ir.u semeint;
Sang ems iino mir seiporbsn
SIN Wort uno 2isb unb 2iso,
Sern bon bss Npromssrs @orbsn
9is FIN sum blausn Sii6.
3pei MbIsr feh i6 tr.tfen,
Gin fairies, ftolsss padr,
Die Jdnse iinb scu Giieu,
9is 9lugen f1arf uHb tIur.
Sei, ipie bic Gdpinseu sldussn,
Dem ebIen Geuer slsi@,
Sod iibsr 9eutf6Idnbs Grenaen
llub iiber Seitsrr.ia.
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ridt gerufuns sinsslest, aber bic
gntfdsibuns Der unteren Snftan5 mar
bort beitatigt iporbsn. glls ibm gum
erften MaI bas llrtbeil eeiproden
ipprben, ipurbe er In 9ofi senommen.
isbpb auf @runb Der Ippe1ation bis
aur Grlebisuns berieIbsn pieber in
ssreibtii aeiebt.
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u ufm srtfo m.

Gtamugnit (Ssr bic aottsriesi..
bungs!ifte perIaHgt but): .Warum
bringsH Sie benu NIT Der 3isbunsss
life 5ugleiG bic Wsintnrte9"
Relrnsr: Sd bab, seSa@i, S.rr
anSi9sn fis TIE gSa,!-
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gruber Sonatban.


sSa bin Der trupe SOnatbdn -
Do ii9 bic anbern priisein.
Gelingt es mir I'm eig'nen 6uus
Die aumpfbsgier su siiseIn;
Wlit Sdmsraen isB i'd, nelhes Cos
europa III bef9iebeu,
llnb iatpGrme fir 6umauitdt
limb prsbige ben sSrisbeu.
ss6 bin Der quite SOnatban -
limb belfe germ ben dnoern.
unb Wafvn lab' uno Utiuition
Sd in bas gluslago pdnbern;
S6 fabrisisr' unb sIportisr'
Dabon bic ihpere U}snge
limb sisk su ber WsHf4beit 6eil
Zen WeIttriea in biz 2dngs.
sSh bin Der Huge Souatbuu -
ssd BELLE germ uHb piQia
Dem nronsmunn unO bem Gngiih'
mann,
Do& thu i'd es ni6t biIIir.
sSh bali' msiR ebIts Serse rein
Bon ieoem @0Ii.rbaHs
nnS nsbm', iopisl i'd irieseu iaHM
llub file maus aaHe.
81 bin ber frOmms Soirathdu -
limb beup uns Seil ber Seele,
llno SonHtoss IN bem Gotrsbuus
Sing' i'd aus poUer aebIe:
.Mas Gctt tbut, bas III ippblsetbcn,
Inb erOb 1T isin. Site,
Die mir aug frsmbem Glenb f4offt
Die fetteftsu profite.-
2ebmaum
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an rerfnnf,n - sdufer.


2s2T GpIumbia Nbe.-2ito6lats glan.
% bel 100 si2O0: 5000 banr, $40 ricIiat.
lid, Sic begdtlf gerrnie.bei far $50. Hebmi
Gefi qnb Gar rrb iieiet on Collins nbe.
nue. nb. 2e-2s'
Eapbtrnes 8 Sirmer Saus, fit cine ober
sirei Hnmi!ier, ileiner Estrng ndnrsdbInna
eeit fpie Wietbe. l2is 3Sie Gfrubs, cnf,
len. Ieleptcn Ribns 1854 27,26
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8H psrfamfen. grmnO.ipent6nm.


30. 2020 Gaffffn HpfHHe.
GrtiiiDSiass erarseaeenatbdubt. ~ Gebn
ssmusy 0rsestpesi4tt Ritb ettiaift. rtHI
eInnrftt- Get rs BET 1875 GHb. 9rsii
mlf. Hsafhinsisn.
I'm Der areilsnna ben w9edrs erbenrt arb q
y, & o. Trnsfien ainte. Srstiie6ieR Ron
! irft'eled.sltfbtns Dsrnsr aonfrttBio6
pdbtuaebdube Ssrner nele Trnms.E4sniis
Get 30 BET 60 CUE. ErtiB $4,000.
Fi. gftafauf.
Elm rbiciIut. snsiiiSdiae grrme.aefbens Dor
s Simmtrr. Cute GtnmeS&tune Va
Gietnttufn. Get so tsi 200 Gus. Drell
tJfffifsne, rtis.
IN her WprfoH & Eeitrn Gi1enbaRn. ~ Mel.
len fpsiiIic bon 1urismonfb. s;hnf 3lnrme.
fstamrReiiteus. BreiB $4,000.
TehtS rben bef6riebfne GieeHttum ,pirb Al
feldbtrn ptbinennesn Dsr,nrft 1tstI baar, Rsfi
n1rraiIi4.
7ht esHtttrH rsis esan G frnls qempanh,
BIB Daain Gfr.. GtHeiannh. Cbio. II
- e.
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On serfauien--Tyormen

9ieuer, prddltiaer Gtnfiher 5arm.
aataiog; Srei.
gsfdreibt torn. meirribe.. 0ict. ifnb aRiI0,
Hirfbf6nf,sGnrmsH IN g7iHnefeti. Sdsi Al
nilfsT iinp ytyirararkien ben fasrtr. De OH
t2B tlf fle Der tlGst eHysibf airl6 IN b.ss
Iw tssita fssiaisg an be ate tsipebrs &slli.
i6s Sfrua
fTaub Brothers 8 Cnmuagy, iHkarDavirt
80 essss Sid. DaisasxssIiA s,ssA
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@rnnbin Rcab-G6e craubiH aoeb nn5
s1tlfn 9iabnif anf Der SDste bez Cement,
xTsgss; ben gIah .ss aSstsIIds1s: Z 90 ssr gus,
fen. Grdop. 26--2ss
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gasaisruussan anifeaHusen.
assnten berIanet.

Sisnea NIT sinsm eans nsasIi pafriS;,l6sn
firiifeI, Der fpieIen6 iei4, sn berfnnten IN.
anh dls sleberperbi:nii gldberes: Gonfoii.
batch Miors., ios 5tfte GDeHrs. STEM por
I'm. N-N
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Jutin.rruffif9tnarets.
ftoSi 1T llntsriu4uns her sines,psss
n.n unauss.biISetsn Reiasntbr.
.SOanODitia, habeu Sie einsn
Geblsr9"
.SaipObl. i'd fam nit bsm Iini.n
aluae nidt fsben."
rTausIi6 fir Snfnnterie! Damn
brau6en 81. beim 9islen nidi erft
bas Iints auae ;unadenl"
raoFutOD. babsn sic einen ye5s
sd lsiSe on S4ninbLanfdnen!-
pSie tommsn 5ur 4rtiI[eris, psrben
Sabrsr; bann bnben Gis bon jsbsr
Seite ein.n Rsbsnmann gum iiiissn =
loIten Sic nal i9ipinblih iperbeu!-
.au," bsutt Der G4lauionsti, 10
sebt oas ui4t. 5ali. ein Geban!s.
rRa. SdlautOusti, mo- fsbIPs Sbs
n.n benn24
sd bin gang s.funb. gair4en
Stabsarst!"
~Das. s.iunb9 marum uidt GOl'
bat sep.isn9"
sd bate fur, Dor Der Muii.rung
ben 9rm g.bro9en.1
.3eisen sic Ser! - G@leht psrs
beilt. Wsr bat Sic behnnbeIt2-
.Serr Dottor RIampfoff, Shr aols
Isse. 46sr ib babe seine ShmerSen.
lam ben Mrm su allen sebranfen."
oerii4eri. S9laiiopsfi aus iisfftsr
lleber5.uguns.
.auatidl mas perffehen Gi. bas
bon! Gan; untaugIifl Rcusl"
6inbenburgim nj 2iebt Der
ReutraIen. Der Ghreiser arthur
s5rep bidist I'M aurgauer Scgsblait:
gpnn srollei, ipsnn ibr grolfen ipolIi =
Sd lam ss nidt per5mingen.
Sd mub - unb BIN gleih neutral -
Sd mub BEN beuii3en JelbmarfhaL,
Dem Sinbenbifrg eins fingen.
9us ipdr tein rehter GhtDsi3er mebr,
Dem iibsr bieien Siegsn
Nidt aud in Der neutrnlsn 9ruii
Gin Sdu9aer altsr 1tIbenluft
Dom 6er5.H mSt1ie fIieetn.
limb barf ben Jnuh5er i6 ni4t tbun,
90 ffApeig ih mtinetipegen
llnb trint eins, I<isrliG reutral.
gui Sinbtn5urs, ben gtlbnsuri@au, |
Dsu 4slSsu unS Gtsatsssii. !
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R,rIanaf-WdnnIi1.

gintfssrs an fsinsn 6sfsg In ben
etOr. o. Rassl ss On giif'0n asenn<
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ME lam man nur!

ME iann man nur!
.gndbisss ardulsin, i'd gsitait,
mir, Jbnsn nadtrGgli4 81 S6rsr
gsrlobung 81 sroiuiieren.-
- lid Goii. i4 btH ia f9on iDis'
Der frsi.@
$50. 10 - unb psr II! Der gliids
li4s - ipsnu i9 Sic frassH Sarf9'
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RibpstfdnbniB.
GrSuI.in: .DorsH 81, i8Cn nal IN
eintr Srr.nduituIt9'
= 6srr: .glsiH; i4 BIN nod niGt Dsr'
riids sspHsn SisG'
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-16

Read the local news OH the
back page.
r. R. Kits is the assessor from
Blackwater. He was among
those in town Wednesday to
come down to get the instructions
from the county auditor. While
here he. became q, subscriber to
the Leader, saying he wanted aid.
the county news.
Geo. Cockrsane, who lives near
Underwood, is the Latest small
pox victim. He is on a farm
and it is hoped the disease
will not spread in that neighbour
hood. The Wilton schools are
still closed although there are
few new cases Of it there.
Mrs. Bowman went to- Under
wood between trains Wednesday.
She took little Miss Mortified
home. She had come down the
day before to spend her vacation
here but was taken sick and did
not want to stay. Her sister
will return in the morning.
Mike Shawchuk was brought
down from Dogden Saturday.
He had a preliminary hearing
at Dogden and was charged with
kidnapping: He was bound over
to district court and will remain
in the county Jail until the June
term. This makes three boarders
for Sheriff Hendricks.
John Reuter- passed through
town Tuesday on his way home
to- Underwood after a short stay
in Bismarck. He says the. First,
State Bank of Underwood, in
which he is interested, expects
to build a new bank and he had
been to- Bismarck locking over
plans.
Wednesday night the first
lightning and thunder storm OF
the season visited here but it
did not bring rain. The county
from Ruso south for some dis
lance had a heavy rain. Rain is
needed here and weather reports
say it will come in a couple OF
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Roe return
ed to- Taylor Saturday after
spending a. few days here. with
Mrs. Roe's mother, Mrs. Gust
alison. Mr.. Roe has been supply
ing at Taylor during the alb
sence Of the local Methodist
minister and expects to remain
there a few weeks longer.
The wind last Saturday NOV
ed everything that was movable:
The streets looked like the kind
you read about when the sand
storms take place in Oregon. It
blew the GOODNESS out OF the air
and by. Tuesday the sun shone
as warm as before and true Mort
Dakota weather is again being
enjoyed.
N. o. Green of Douglas is
one of the subscribers to the
Leader who made us a call while
here attending a meeting OF
the assessors. He is the kind OF
a. subscriber we like to have as
he brought us the name Of an
other man in his neighbOrhood
who wanted an official county.
paper, The name he gave us
was that Of Amnnd Berg.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-16
For Rent-The Willis house.
See Martin Holtan.-Adv.

For Rent-The Willis house.
See Martin Holtan.-Adv.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congre-
gational church will meet with
Mrs. Joe, Brown next Thursday
afternoon, April %.
If in need of ash or diamond
willow posts see Adolph Wacker.
ADV.
Attorney R. L. Fraser made
this town a visit last Friday and
returned to his home at CARR
son the following morning.
The work on the new Brum-
mund residence is fast nearing
completion. It will be a comfort
able, seven room house when
finished.
George Weber is having an
addition built onto his residence
this week. He has a pretty cot
tage and this addition will make.
it more comfortable.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching. Mail orders
promptly filled. Setting Of Is
IS cents. Martin Peterson,
Waahburn. N. D.-Ady. $3.50.
Miss Mabel johnson came
down from Underwood Saturday.
and is spending her spring va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel johnson.
The subject Of the sermon to-
be given next Sunday evening
by Rev. Pengelly. will be Goods
Dynamic" The services will be
held at the Opera House. until
further notice.
Mrs. C. w. McGray came down
from Underwood Sunday in her
car and spent the day with Miss
Margaret Johnston. She was ac-
companied by a couple Of young
ladies from her home town.
Children will b. admitted free
to the movies tonight. The pict-
ures will be such that old and
young alike will enjoy them,
this is simply q little generosity
on the part of the manager.
When the Catholic bazaar was
held last winter a pretty linen
piece was on sale. The continual
ton Of the sale Of tickets on this
piece will take place at the Ex-
change Saturday until four
CLOCK when the decision will be
made.
Mrs. Walla left Wednesday
morning for Devils Lake where
she will visit for several weeks
before going to her home at
Spokane. She has been "a guest
at the Forbes home during the
last three weeks. She has made
many friends here who hope to
have her visit Washbumn 'again.
Mrs. Walla lived in this state
a number of years ago but had
forgotten that spring is always
late in coming. She noticed the
cold here and says her next Wis
it will be in the summer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-16

For prices on wire nails etc.
see H0ltan Mere. Co. ADV.
Henry Sheldon is numbered
among the new auto owners
around here.
For Sale-heavy fence posts.
Everson Bros.-Adv.
Mrs. Joe Mann went to I'm
derwood Saturday to spend a
few days at the Albert Merchant
home.
Strawberries for sale Satur-
day at the Confectionery store.
ADV
Mrs. N. O. Herred returned
Saturday morning from Wiscon-
sin where she spent the lat
month with relatives.
Rubber hose, cotton hose,
srrayers etc. on sale at Holtan
Mere. CO.-Adv.
Mesdames Jahr and Bartholo-
NEW of Wilton were here be.
tween trains last Friday as
guests Of Mrs. Brownson.
Have your friends get you a
Friendship Link, Sterling silver,
25c each. Ask about them at the
Jewelry Store.-Adv.
Will Fisher has bought the
three lots south Of the Gibson
residence and. will begin making
improvements on it at once.
Word has been received that
Theo. Landmann, former cashier
Of the Washburn State Bank, is
suffering from cancer Of the
stomach. He has many friends
here who hope to hear of his
early recovery.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-04-16
LOCAL NEWS


For sale-buckwheat flour at
the mill. ADV.
Miss Susie Peterson of Bis
marck is a guest this week at
the Wahl home.
On Saturday fresh strawberrie
will be on sale at the Confec-
tiOnery store.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Berg and Mrs.
Wnkelman Of Mercer were
Washburn visitors Wednesday.
For prices on woven wire fenc-
ing, gates and steel fence posts
ask Thompson Hdwe. Co.-Adv.
Archie Nygaard is again act
ing as clerk in the office of the
county treasurer for the month
of April.
For Sale-Siberian millet $1.25
per bushel. Hans Hultberg.
Washburn, N. D. Sec. %, Twp.
las, R, 81.-Adv.
Mrs. Egan Ekstrom aocompan-
led. her mother, Mrs. Tordson, to-
Garrison Wednesday where she
will visit for a short time.
You must learn before you
can earn. Get an education at
Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Send for cata-
l0gue.-Adv.
The, Dan Schulz residence has
been improved by a large addi-
ton built onto the north of the
house. This place is one Of the.
many pretty homes on Williams
Avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
TENNIS MATCHES ALL
ARRANGED LOOK GOOD

Drawings for the Kennebec Valley
tennis tournament were made Satur-
day night Mt the Y. NJ. c. A. with the
following results:
First Round:
Nash-Bye; Weston Titcomb; Little.
POOL Fisher-F. Babbitt: McCargo-
Flynt: c. Babbit-P. Hill; Starky-D Dun
mack: Taylor-Bye. Weather permitting
four matches will be played off today:
Weston Titcomb match on the Nash
court; referee, Nash: Little-Pool
match on the Blaine court. referee
Dunnack: Starky-Dunnack match on
Blaine court, referee, Gordon: McCar-
gc-Flynt match, cour and referee not
chosen.
Tuesday matches will be played as
follows: c. Babbitt-Hill match on the
Fisher court. referee, Nash; Fisher S
Rabbit match on the Nash court, ref
cree not yet chosen: Taylor (Bye) VS.
winner of Starky-D match on
the Blaine court: McCargo-Fiynt
match winner VS.. Babbitt-Hill match
winner. on Nash or Fisher court. All
undecided time. place or referee should
be arranged at once. The manager,
Smith Dunnack. can be reached at tel
ephone, Assn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
WEALTHY ENTRANTS IN 1
AUTO-BALLOON RACE

Boston, Mass, Aug. s.-Noted and
wealthy aeronauts have entered fef
the second annual auto-baloon race 10
he held from Pittsfield. Mass. on Sept
so. among them being Allan R. Has.
ley. president Of the Aero Club Il
America: G.. K. Glidden of BosteL !.
H. Wade, Jr., of Cleveland. Ro>,n
Glendesning of Philadelphia: EA
Weston of Dayton, O.; Herbert
Brown of Walpole, Mass; DR.. JerouIs
kingsbury of New York; Heber Bishce
of Boston: H. B. Brown of Bostos and
George Won Ctassy of New York.
The balloons entered are the Noril
Adams. the Stevens q, the Boston, tai
Delight and the Weston. The automobill
entries are not completed.
Under the conditions of the race L
Stevens. the veteran aeronaut, VIII q
leave Pittsfield in his balloon, the De-
ing Doll. Five minutes later the conteS
ing balloons will be released, Ard a u
last one starts the automobiles swill &
sent on their way. The honora = r.
race will be for the first balloon r.
first automobile to reach the 80
the Dancing Doll may land. Cot
Field Bishop has offered cup
winning balloon. and autcmohHe
lasts are expected to offer . cNp 10
winning motor car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
CHAUFFEUR KILLED
AND THREE OTHERS
INJURED IN SMASH

Windsor. Vt, Aug. Sin an auto
mobile accident near South Royalton.
VT. Saturday afternoon, Gerald Sher-
win, aged %. of Windsor. a chauffeur
for Charles A. Plat, of New York. was
killed
In the car at the time were Mrs.
Charles A. Flat, her son, William. and
Miss Ellen Shipman. daughter of
Louis Evan Shipman. the playwright.
The car was one of eight cylinders
and it is reported, was moving at bet
ter than average speed when. in at
tempting to turn out for another car,
it skidded and overturned after go
ing over a 20-foot gravel bank.
Mrs. Plat. her son. William. and
Miss Shipman was injured. The son
was unconscious for a time.
The body of the chauffeur was
taken to an undertaker's at Bethel by
Dr. r. ]. Fitzgerald of Montpelier. The
others were treated by physicians at
South Royalston.
Car 1851. New Hampshire registry.
for which the Plat car turned out,
did not stop.
Another son of Mrs. Platt was walk
ing ahead in the road.
Sherwin had not, SO Automobiles
here say. had very long experience as
q driver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
REJECTS WAR ORDER
FROM GREAT BRITAIN

ST. Louis, Aug. S.-That a large met
al works here has refused an order to
make ammunition for the British army
became known Saturday. In letter to
the British purchasing representative
in America, c. F. Blancke, president of
the company. wrote:
I'VE are equipped to make war am
munition, but when we stop TO con-
slider that his ammunition will be used
in the killing of men who through no
choice Of their own are forced into this
war. and that our large output can be
used to cause the death of thousands,
we realize the condemnation that could
be meted out to us by other neutral and
right thinking American citizens who
are praying for the end OF this bloody
war.
so we would not care to enter into
contract to furnish ammunition to
help continue this war, no matter how
profitable in a financial way such a
contract would be-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-09
WINTHROP CENTER

The social event of the week occurred
Thursday evening when Mrs. H. J. Bailey
gave a dinner party. The spacious din
ing room was filled to its utmost capaci-
ty, d covers being laid. Among the
guests were Rev and Mrs. Alexander
Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Irving Bailey and son
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood A. Bailey and
son Charles NJ, Jr., Mrs. f. S. Wood
man, H. E. ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris s. Woodnlan. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. kenton Swartz
and Miss Ethel Swartz. Mrs. Fred Saw
telIe and son Rolfe Of Horizon, Wis, Mr..
and Mrs E. NJ. Stanton OF Someville.
Mass. Mrs. Caro- Curtis of Auburn. Ell
wood Bigelow of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smart.
Mrs. H. J. Bailey passed Friday in Wa
terville. where she gave an address beg
fore the local W. c. T. L.