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New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
REV. G. Ii. BARTLEWSkI
 IS STRANGELY ABSENT
Due Here Saturday to Cele- brate First Mass in
 Local Church.

What has become of Rev. George G. Bartlewski, the young Polish priest, who was supposed to arrive in this country last Saturday to celebrate his first mass at the Sacred Heart of Jesus church yesterday? This is the question that is greatly perturbing the minds of the priests family and his many friends in his city due to lack of information regarding his where abouts.
 Information solicited at the paroch- 1al residence this afternoon threw but very little light on the subject other than that the priest did not appear at the church yesterday as was sched- tiled. The clergymen also received word that the young priest has not ar rived in this city. Information to the effect that Father Bartlewski would be home Saturday was received by Fath- CT Grohol of the Sacred Heart of Jesus church recently, while on trip to Bridgeport. He met one of the lead ing church dignitaries in the state who informed him that information was received from Switzerland, where Father Bartlewski was studying an- nouncing that he had booked passage on the steamer La Touraine which was to dock in New York, October 23. The steamer arrived on time but there was no sign of the priest.
 A reporter visited the home of Father Bartlewsk!'s parents on Clark street this afternoon and talked with his mother. Through her it was learned that no information had been received from her son for six weeks when a letter arrived stating that he was in perfect health and was joy fully anticipating his return to this country Last Monday the priest 8 father went to Hartford where he learned that Father Bartlewski was due here Saturday. The mother arrival of her boy, but does not anti cipate that any mishap has befallen him. She is of the belief that he may have missed his steamer and will be here during the week. Yesterday Mr. Bartlewski called upon Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski and the latter cheered him with the prediction that his son would safely arrive here before long.
 The young priest is well known in this city, having been born here l about twenty-four years ago. He at | tended the parochial school of the Sacred Heart of Jesus church and on graduating he went to St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, for his pre- liminary training. About four years ago he went to Switzerland, where he completed his study for the priest hood.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
LOCK OUT 1000 EMPLOYEs. National Acme Mfg. Co.,, of Cleveland Closes it's Doors to Workers.

Cleveland, Oct. 25.-According to statements made by machinist union officials this forenoon, the National Acme Mfg. Co.,, this morning locked it's employees sign agreement to work out 1000 employees. This followed an attempt by the company to have ten hours a day for ten hours pay, union leaders claim.
 The situation is the outgrowth of the eight hour movement among ma . chinists here which has resulted in several strikes. Several concerns have yielded to the machinists de- mands.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
APOLOGIZES TO SWITZERLAND.

Berne, Switzerland. Oct. 25 via. Paris, II a. m.-The federal govern ment announces that the German minister has expressed his govern ments deep regret for the act of a German aviator in dropping bombs recently on Chaux De Ponds and has promised to pay indemnity for the death or injury of Swiss citizens and damage to property. The minister eX- plained that the aviator who dropped the bombs had lost his way, and be- lieved himself to be over French ter rit6ry. He and his observer have been punished and transferred.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
Serhia1ls Claim Successes.

Paris, Oct. 25, 9:55 a. m.-The Ser kbians in some sectors have turned on the invaders with considerable suc- Icess, they report, capturing several guns A delayed official statement filled on Saturday at Nish by the Havas follows:
 cone of our column made a coun- Rter attack on the right bank of the eMlaka. in the direction of Alioud-D -Dva lon oct. 21. We took two mountain Eeannon, two machine guns and two #he,E l,itchers. We also made success Efully another counter attack at the I village of Rachatza and captured I horses and machine guns.
 Desperate Fighting in North. s.Fighting continues with despera- t,on on the northern front on Oct. 22, $but without change of position. "On the eastern (Bulgarian) front
 he situation is unchanged. although
 khting continues. Engagements oc- lContinued on Seventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
Dr. Koo ENVOY TO T.. S.

Picking. Oct. 25.-President Yuan shi-Kai today announced the appoint mcnt of Dr. Wellington Roo, minister to Mexico. Peru and Cuba. 10 ne Chinese minister to the United States ir succession to Kai Flu Shah, who is recalled to Picking.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
RESIGNS TO FIGHT

Joseph Marine, formerly employed at Russell X IIrwin's, left yesterday with about two dozen other Italian reservists for Italy. They will sail on the S. s. Dante Alighieri. Marine was secretary of the General Ameglio so- CietN and resigned in order to return and fight
New Britain herald., 1915-10-25

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-25
Desperate lighting in North.

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-25

Continued on Seventh Pags.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Seirnt6s.aicensen.


Slaiiaele Gipoiito, 26, ino Gbri-
itina Sc 9lntoniis, 33, @ittpe.
Sad Sermon 80, uno 9ebecco
Sdrei6er, So, @ittpc.
@ooe $. Sobn, 26, lmO 9Iunu s.
9ebello, 81.
96omos 81. Nlartin 80, bon
GlmsforO. q. 3, uno 9lnun s.
Stanccl, 20, 8ittwc, bon Siep Yorf.
So6n 9. Coleman %, uno @li-
5obetb s. 9lrnolo, %.
6ellir Gionciullo, 2S, Canton,
Mo., imO W1orie S8. Glcmeute, 30,
g8ittpe.
Charles @. Gori6, 26, unO SOa
u. Roeoigcr, 81.
g9oli arom 80, @ittper, u. Bel
Iie @oloItein, 80, aeidieoeu.
6reoerid 9g. Seiitcrbagcn 81,
Saq6louotopn, 9alto. County, uno
9lomia Gomicp, is, bon Baltimore.
9erbcrt SrolUnill9, ~, ullo Sccl'
Tia aiipcrt, %.
George W. SORTING Go, SSittmcr,
unO @innic 8led, As, 0cl1icoen;
Ycioe bon 9lelpport ga.
@liAoel @iciielfo, %, imo Snlia
@olirong, 81.
Scrome @orO. 81, imo Coma gd-
6or0t, Is.
@illiom 81. Sill %, lmO 0lprtIc
s. 9rcipington, q.
SSobn @rown 20, bon Baltimore
mo Nlarie 9. Smith; IL, bon Sigh
lanotopn.
gOsor g. Sanion %, unO Ga
t6erinc Nlende, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

alias rGobe" O'0onnea, ocr6oftct
moroen. 0eteftiu E6omas O'Don-
nell bringt Oen @ciangcncn na1 8al-
timore 5uriid.
Ole 8rau, pel9e beraubt wrrOc,
lit oie in gir. 2414, Sit.&offmonitr.,
luo6n6ofte 9loie araft. gls iie am
3. 0e5cn6er ouf Dem &einwege in
Ger giG5e Der @iieu6abnbriide Der
nEeuniploania.8abn~ an Ser @lilton.
gl0emle mar, iprang ein Wlann aus
Ger Gilnfelbeit, i9lug iie ms @eiiht
unO entriB i6r ole oan0taic6e. @leid
nn1 ocm StroBenruube pur0en Oie
Observation-Disclosures in aenntniB
gelebt ino criubt, Die auSiabrenoen
6rabt5iige 6euaHen 81 laiien. Sn
Ocrielbcn gia1t purOe Gin Wlann Oei-
len 9eihrci6ung auf N'0onnea poBt,
in Der gid6e BON @opOiep-Sunction
angetroffen. 0eriel6e feucrte oni ei-
nen Giicuba5npoli5iiten, Oerpunoete
0cnielben itnO enttani.
Ces Die6itablS oeit6nOig.
Cor $oli3ciri6ter Snpplec in Ser
niiitleren &oli5eiitation leste geitern
Der in Or. 13. 0it GentraBe, pobn-
6ofte Sorrp &. Sanfor0 Oas@eit0uO-
nib ob, 500 BON Salieo y. G6riiio-
p6er geitoblen 81 bobeu. Gr miro
fcrncr nod inter Gem &erOodt ieIt-
gc6nIteu, onae6Iidb 50 bon 6rap So
iepbiue &ceie geito6Ieu 81 ba6en.
S atte fei~ @lorpbiunt a6er
@oiirmeiier.
llutcr oeul g'croodt. on0c6Ii6
Wlorp6hun IN icinem Neiib 5u 5oben
1T gelteru Der in glr. ti06, Nlt.6og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

roie r0mii@en 9luSgrobungcu in
9loro-9lfrifa" itatt. Ser 9ieoner iii
Elm 0lit9Iieo ocS ar61ologiibcn
Garneaie-Suitihits in @aibiuoton.
pm ii. unO i2. Sonar miro
cbenioas I'M . ll9r 91admittagS
Gr- Sumo Mepcr, 8roieHor Der fel-
tiihcn Sprahcn an oen llniOeriitd-
ten in Berlin mo 9iOerpool, 5mei
GorIeiuugeu ii6er .9llt-iriide Gid.
tingcu~ lno iiber uRaiien inO Cia-
letie III @roBbritannien un0 Srlnno"
6alten. Ger @rntritt 5li allen oieien
@ortrd9eu in Der yWlcGog.SaIle@ lit
lmentgeItlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

etteitroBe, ipobn6ofte Sulirs aasnos
pib Oerboftet moroeu SSn ser mitt.
leren %oli5eiltation fonntc fem Wlor-
p6ntm in ieinem Belts gefnoen uers
oen. Sebt miro 9asnopiB inter Dem
SerOoht ieitgc6olten. onge6lirb lih
uls Wlorire SolOut ocr 6a6ncns
ilubt id)uloig genabt 81 boben. Ga
er ein 9oiirneHer in ieincn 1aiden
6otte, ipuroe cine 9lnidulOigung,
@ofieu i'm @crborgenen getragen 5u
bo6en, gegen i6n er6o6cu
Son Ser Y oli5etbe60rOe 3 e.
loot.
Gie 8oli3eibeborOe 5ollte gciiern
oen @ebeinpoli8iiten Sarrp @lSom.
mcrSlo nu0 GborleS 81. Go6ler gfn.
erfennung oafiir, neil cc i6nen &c.
lang, Die Ger6aihng bon Clarence
9. 9lodenbaig6 rno So6n .. Guinn
81 6epcrfiieaigen. Die beioeu @lGn-
ner woren beihuloigt nngcblid6 ei.
nen Monn in elmer @irt6iAnft in
ggeit Baltimore 6eraubt 81 baben
Sic erictteu Ben Sdooen, ben lie
perilrioht batteu, uuo pur0en inter
@orole eutloiier 9fitnOe-Scrgeont
81 5. @lant6olt, Seraeant @alter0l.
SomfinS uno @oli5iit s. u. Shleu-
fer iunrOeu e6enfaLs 6elo6t sic Der.
6aiteten Oen gleger So6n 9ioD iuegen
me6rercr StroBenrdllbereieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
9cMtIdcs s6eater.

3ipei 6umoriprii6enOe @a6en 6ringt
oie SrOing @locc S6eater-@eiea-
idaft 6ei ibrem beoorite6enOen
@ciud am -. unO t3. Sauuor.
Ger Snbolt Oes 2uiiipieIsn Gin
9labenDoter."
3mei iibermiit6ig Iititigc Stiide
iinO cs, pelde bic Srpina@loce Gbca-
r.@eieQidjoit bon gteir Yorf fir
i6re beioeu om ud6iten Gienitag
unO N}ittpoG itottfinOenOen &or.
itcaungen in 9abaug6's G6eotcr ge-
mG6lt bat. 9lm critcu 9l6enO &c.
lanqt oos rci5cnOc 2uitipiel Gin
9fu6enbater" bon SarOou sur 9Iuf-
fii6rung, elmer Der gr0Bten Sdloger
ser 0eutiben @I6ne; am 5ipeiten
Gage Ser ariegs S1wonf nSnfan-
teriit Sfloume" bon 9leol mO Ser
ner, oeu @erfoiieru Oes nNliioenEbco.
0or,~ nit Spc5iol Gouplcts bonn
9lutor oes ,9ie6e @oterlanO." Ioh-
Ite6eho scr Syn6alt oes eriten StiideS
Sin GabenDotcr 9lentier Slider,
meIder nit ieincr 5amilie in elmer
@rooin5ito0t wo6nt, an Ons @roB.
ItootIcben a6er gcpobnt it, idiiBt
Inn bon ieiucr geitrengen 8rou @elO
gu er6oltet Dor, ooB er Elm &inO aus
eritcr Gle 6o6e, fir Oas CT nun ior-
gen miiiic @r er6dlt Mlonots6ctrdge
fiir bic Gr5ie5ung ieiues aiuOeS, bic
er 5u Sprittourcn nad Berlin ber-
mcn0et. - glm Is. 0odBeitstoge mill
cine 6rou i'm o6cr cine lle6erra-
6ung 6crciten, mO Oorouf Sen
So6n aus criier G6e ms SonS 5u
ne6men. IS cutitc6en nun Sitiio-
Observation-Disclosures, un0 6rou 81.
ic6er bait ocn @erc6rcr i6rcr Eodter,
ser nit Slider 9ummeltouren in
Berlin modte lmO bon Oemlel6en,
Oonit CT 6ic Sohe oerbeimIidt du-
BERT lie6eHsuiiroi9 6ebanOclt miro,
fir Oos &inO aus eriter G6e unO Der,
peigcrt aus Oieicm @runOe Die Gin
piaigung.
Qur6 duBcrit omiiionte Geriuide.
lungen ii6er5engt Damn Slider, Dob
Iein ongebliGcs aino gcitorben it,
uno ser Dcrmeintlihe So6n 5eirot5ct
Die 8ohtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Die suIOutenbrumt.

S6ne oie no1geiuhte 6e60rOli6e
Salfc erbielt geltern bic bal6ocr-
5peitclte Olorie @orner, BON Scr.
1tO, observation-disclosures, i6ren
Sie66a6er, 9}cter @orlep, Der 6ei Der
9lrmee oiente rnO in Sort Sowaro
Itationirt mar. 0ie So15cit mar
Idon ouf Iettcn Sonntag ongeIebt.
BOD Der @rdutigan erihien ni1t
un0 Die Soloatenbraut gcrict6 IN
Icr3meiilung. sic begab iib Damn
am Wlontag na1 ser norooitlidcn
Eol8ei. Station, uml bon 0Ribter
Dean einen Sait6efebl fir i6ren 3n-
fiinftiecn 5u erlonsen. @orleD
fe6rte o6er geitern in Die 9lrme iei-
ner @raltt 5uriid unO Oie 9lngclegen-
6eit murOe SIR aagemeinen 3utrie-
Oen6eit aaer 9et6eligten erlcoigt.
@orlep gloubte, ooB Der fonlnenOe
Sonntao ais Soh5eitstog on9eiest
mar. glm D4ontag erbielt er feline
@ntloIiunqspopiere imO geltern ell
te er Iofort rad ser @obnilng ieiner
9raut. g9enige StunOen ipdter
iuar sic Srolulng poll5ogen itnO Die
Observation-Disclosures @rant cntihll'
0iQte Qcrne ooS &eric6en i9rcs Gr'
Sol0oteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Ger noriuegiibe Galpicr nGa.
milla~ Gopt. @ilbert, Der Dor 5wei
Moden al Ger aiiitc uon @onoaraS
ouf Elm Siiif ronnte, fam aeitern i'm
biciigen &afen an 9os aiel oeS
Sdiiies rplIroe iiort 6eihdoigt umo
ser 0onpfer miro III elm Erodenood
gelegt pcrOen. 0ie Nlannidoit
6radte i1r Shiif mad ibwerer 9lr.
belt o6ne ircmOe 0iilic pieoer a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
3mr strcdfe sebradt.

@ei16rlider StroBcnrdubcr nod allT'
rcgcnOcr Sage geian9en. sIt-
todirtc Sacob Sherman an Der
9troBc. @lann Der
gilcnbo6n-EoIi5iiien i@oB nno
cine 6rou in Observation-Disclosures
6crau6te. in @ilmington Gely
feitgcnommen.
WliBllngen lit Ocm gleger G6arleS
Springs cin rduGerii9er llebcrfal,
Sen cr an Scr .StroBe anf Den
in y1r. 275, 9torO-greteritraBe, ipo6n-
6aftcn Sacob Sherman Ocriibt bat.
gr I6lug Gbcrman allf Den &opf rn0
berIibte i6nl cir 8iiu0al &leioer 5n
cntreiBen. S6ermm i4rie i'm Siilic,
uno Spriogs crgriii bic 6hl9t, per-
folgt pon Dem Sergeantcn Stein uno
sen %oli5iiten G9c&ennp uno &off.
man. lin Sen GerOacbt bon ii1 ab.
5ulcnfcn, i6rie Ocr 6lie6cnoc UieOer-
bolt: ,Gort lduit er, Galtct i6nl"
@aour6 lenfie cr crit rc4t Die slnf.
mcrtianfeit onf ii9 un0 mlrroe i@nell
gefoBt. @oli5eiridter Supplee iiber-
ontmortete i'm oen @roBgcihmore.
neE.
Sn @ilmington per
Daftct.
Inter oem i9pereH Scroa@t, an.
ge6li6 inn Wlonot 9e5enlbcr IN 9}oro.
oIt9oltimore cine 6rai bcroubt 5ll
6o6en, lit ciuem Eelcaranlm 5ufolae,
mel6es acitern Der uGcntibe Sorre'
iponoepts erbiclt Sug1 0'Gonnell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

a6nie hilbert ieIe9rap5ierf da
9oiIer gilbelm: .Gjeb, lie6er gTil'
6elm, itb bitt' Did, sieb mir 5uriid
mein SiiIti9.~
g[nhport nes &oiIers: yN9, gilbert
mart nod Elm 9iKel, SD tomm lel5Ii
bol0 nu6 8riiHell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
oyn 6er QIcm m G.

@enn Iouit sic 2oros 5ufammen=
inbcu unO 9Idne idmieOeten gineen
i6re NnIiften oft auseinanOcr; jeoenl
Iiel etiuas cnOercs cin
9}euer0ings berrIdte gr0Bere lle-
bereinIiimmung; allen auiommen iiel
6asTel6s er: nGmi;a bic engIiIdc
Weltmadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Nurtrane In Scr ,,WlcEoO.Sale1

eSn Ser ,@8cGop-Sanc~ Der Sobns
Sopfins llnioeriitdt" finoet om 6rei-
taa oen 8. Somldr, Inn 3 llbr gtocb-
miiioaS, elm 9idtbilocr.Gortroo bon
Or. Git6er 9oiie ban Ceman iibcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

S6obnlciIicrin, uuO 6ruu @aggie
G06rid, 9cri6ts Scfretdriu
Gin gemiitbliGeS 9affcefrdn59en
6ielt oie @ridiencnen nod ldngere
3cit in ongeue6mer llnter5oltung 6il-
iun1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Srcicr: nSerr Wfeper, itb bite i'm
oie $ono sybxer Sodter, ObpobI Sie
i'm &onfiirs iin0."
Batter W8eDer: n0os fGnnte Sbnen
10 poiien, in einen 10 ibouen acuhirs
biueinSubeiratben." 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Satin (oie cine groBe Sofel ge6en
min, gum iebr 0erihuloctcn @otten) \
$50 mirit gu 0enn 5u Der Eofelhen
@cin bernebmen2~
@otte: r9ld, bdb' nur feline Cor.
eel 9ei flint @einbdnolern bab idt.
SSein beitcIlt-eiucr piro i%cu lie.I
fern"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Srou Gubig it, begIcitct bon H.
rem Widnndeu, in einem Damen-
&onteftious6olie crihiencn no ibr
cine prGAtige, obcr borauSiihtlid
ie6r tbeure &o6e in Oic 9lugen itiHt
o9l9, bite, 6rdulcin" ingt iie 8ll
ser @crfGuferin ebc iie nnh Ocnl
@reiie frnet naeben Sic BOD neincnl
Wonnc eincn Stu9l."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

2e6rerin: 0Mir t6eiltsn olIc 81. 9e-
ipo6ner Guropas Elm III @ermancA
Sloren uno 6omouen. Gos riiisp
Sie BON Den 9lomaHsn 6rioa2"
6ri0d (peyiuirrtl ngG, ib bari
nod car feline leien.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

n@rofeiior~, iogte @liB SfDligbt,
lid bite Sic, mir einen 2ebcus6cruf
Opr5uid)lagen; icb babe oil sic iourna-
IiitiiMe 21ufbobn geOcAt"
n@ns Deripiiren Sie 0cnn fir Sci
eunaen?~
%, mcin Scr5 icbnt ii1 unO flopft
pnO puIliert Dor Gbreci8, ser @eIt Elm
2ebenSwcrf al gcbcn, Oos munOerbor
in leinem 3rged iein ion unO be5alt.
bcrno in ieincr Sc60nbeitl~
~6rdulein Sic iinO Die ge6orene
&utmohcrin.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Gin g pOttpogcl.

2erle. Mdrum blob Die @nelGn.
Der nit ibre piLlen S9ifFe teene Sroute
boben, 'ran3atommen?
Diare; 9ie fiirdtsn, bet mir al iutC
Wtinen gum b0ien Spiel iema9t ba=
benl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
teglRrlrter bsuiidrf 9lrSt
tin. .f4hrine 1,fnrlt

GpeBiallIt fir Wlanuers inio Nronet.
x qranfbciicn Scilt in llr3ciitt Ncli
x Gnnbili8 9M3inldn. 0al3 ullo Nlunni
4 Nrdnl0ciien elnSiliiie icocr e.tt. @itiif
4 trcn 4ouiuioucn, ncto1lc 1Upunc
x Nmruicn3 Nicrcu. oOcr NialcuNr0nf
x bfiten Giiice In Sru. Qedera nilaipa
4 miihcm 9Fuicun, Wv, 70S, EityinuD
3 nlDte Glrnhc. Grrchiiuuocu BON %
x nor BormiidQS bis % nor Wbcnne
5 gliimo4s pon = l1qr Sgtn'llag9 0l9
H ilbr glbcrbf 2onncriin0 bon Y llof
3 8ormiingS big 9 uht NnhmlllaGo,
8 ". 9.-Er. 9edcrio Nnhc hellt nn,
8 icbi6Gr lcOcu Nu5nuh Uuuirli1i'oH
s irci. (Nlni5 tST&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

I 2nn0ratb (3unt 8iirgermeiiter) :
u0os 1T mirflih uuffaueno, inSbreut
fleinen Srte CAB cs inuerbolb zines
Sabres oh3 @beideioimgenl~
@iirgermeiiter: oSSSa, on I6Bt iib
ui6ts oogeeen modem, Die 2eute per-
oen bolt ilnmer allfaefL6rterI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

@tliter: n@ertrlo, id) fiirdte. gu
6olt ciueu sSrrtblm begnneen ais
0u Oicicm Serrn Soucs einen &orb
gobit.~
Sodier: ngSoum W1iittcr2"
@|Atter: n0ic ianftnliitbigc 9lrt, in
Ger CT Gcine @eigcrung aufnabm,
5eiet SnB cr BON Dem &ol5 it, aus
Dem @atten eeihnist mer0cn Ioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Merdauts & Wliucrs Srausport So.
Snmpicr.qiuie,
6rnmi MdD NnNuAify
yind Bottom unO ocui Cnru.
Seocn GuliniaN. Siculil0 uno ote,nd.
llhr Nbeuoe.
Ndn HruuOCucc Huo ccm NNcu.
SeOen 0ounidn, WiltDrN uuo Aiflinn
6 Ubr eihCnha
3lnd Ncpp0rt,yiewt
Sunnina, 2icmiu0. Wsnuon ugo UtrunA
llhr MbWcr
0rnml on0cnOmmcu ldQih Dis 3 llbt 9ohu.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-21
A Merc1ess Judge
ONE WHO SHOWS NO FAVOR.

A merciless Judge is Father Time
Before him the weak and the wanting
60 to the wall. Only the truth cai
stand. For years the following state.
ment from a Minot resident has with.
stood this sternest of all tests.
Mrs. Anthony Botz, PA 8. Reishus
st., Minot, says: An attack Of Gripps
weakened my kidneys. I suffered q
long time after that from pain and
lameness across the small Of my back
Any exertion was painful. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon removed the trou.
bles." Statement given October 81
191O.)
OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mrs
Botz said: ~ haven't had any neeG
Of Doan's Kidney Pills for quite .
while, as my kidneys haven't given me
any trouble" .>
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simp.
| ly ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Botz had. Foster-M ilburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-21

They broke a window in the rear of
the building and entered. The rob-
berry was discovered before they had
left by an employee, who walked in on
them, but they made their getaway
thru the rear door and were lost track
Of in the dark.
A poker player by the name of Dur
kin at Tolley, flashed gun to recov-
er some money that he had lost in a
game at Kenmare. The gun was tax
en- away from him and he was landed
in the Jail at the latter place.
The price of potatoes over at Milton
were reported to be from $1.OO to
$1:20 bushel last week, while at
Cavalier, a distance of about 80 miles
from there, they were selling at Is
cents, and at Walum, N. D., the farm
ers are reported as not digging them
on account of the low prices.
The young man whose pockets are
filled with cigarette papers, mustache
combs, finger nail cleaners, miniature
curling irons, looking glasses, ETC., and
has his mother crease his trousers
every day, is not the kind of a man
VIC AAohCo q p1OHllolIlS AuoDetlIu. 1HC
pockets of those who are helping to
make the country bloom and causing
two blades of grass to grow where
God planted but one, will be found
filled with fence staples and different
sizes of nails and screws. They are
the boys the girls had better look af-
ter.
A bad accident occurred over at
Taylor, N. D., few days ago at the
home of Fred Grout, when Miss Fran
els had her left arm torn off. The
men at the Grout hame had been
hunting and on their return home had
placed the gun in it's usual place, with
out removing the load. Later in the
day the hired man saw some ducks in
nearby slough and requested small
boy to get him the gun. While in the
act of taking the weapon from where
it had been standing, the hammer got
caught in some way and the gun was
discharged, the load hitting Miss
Thomas in the arm just below the
shoulder, tearing the limb into shreds.
Amputation was necessary. The
young lady was employed at the Grout
home. -*-e