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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
Kitchenwares

Black Russia Iron Oven,
9Sc - regularly Sl.25; for
gas stove OF gas hot plate;
with hinged drop door,
Gem Ironing Board, CSC
- regularly 9Sc; with fold
ing stand; made OF good,
clean lumber.
Wearever Alumni u m
Saucepan Sets, S3c - val
tic S1.60; consists OF one
each, /, 112 and 2I4-9uart
pans.
Infants Bath Tub, Csc
regularly S9c; Japanned
white inside and outside.
Fireproof Pie Server, 69c
regularly $l.49; nickel
plated, brass receptacle with
side handles.
BOWMAN'S-Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
Muslin Wear

Gowns, at 29c - value
Soc: cambria and nainsook; ;
slightly soiled; high and low
necks; sizes 2 to Il years.
Muslin Drawers, at 7c -
formerly 12c; hemstitched
ruffle, with small tucks;
sizes ? to 10 years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
For Boys

Norfolk Suits at S1.S5-
formerly $3.50; patch pock-
cts and sewed on belts;
sizes 6 to 10 years.
Oliver Twist Suits, 800
formerly Soc; sizes 3 to 7
years.
Mixed Norfolk Suits at
S2.95-formerly $3.o5.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
Handkerchiefs

Cross bar and plain hand
kcrchiefs, each .1c
1Oc sample handkerchiefs,
:. for .2jc
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
On the
Carpet Floor

Administer Rugs, S2.9S
formerly S5.75 to $4,OO;
Smiths and Sanford's best
make; size 36x72 inches.
Granite Carpet, 21c yd.
regularly 25c and 29c; SO
inches wide; scroll and con-
ventional designs.
Window Shades, 11c -
formerly 25c to SOC; odd
sizes; about Is in the lot.
Wool and Fiber Stair
Carpet and Hall Runners,
2jc yd. - regularly SOC;
good patterns and color
ings.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-15
Continulng---
"Onyx
Days

Tomorrow and Satur-
day. Special prices on
Onyx Hosiery for men,
women and children.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Die 0Smnfc hei gHir6nILen.

@roBes Sauptquortier,
10. 6e6ruar. Inter oen groBten
9lnitrenguugcu, oie ole tiefoeridnei.
ten Mege Oeruriocbten, maren sic
Grlppen oeS Generals b. 9ouenItcin
ant 8. 5e6rnor on oen 6cinO beron-
gefommen im0 poricn Oieieu in
leihten &Gmpfen ans Dem S6lrel=
Ter Sort. 99ie aus Oeu er6euteteu
ruiiiiben 9ejebleu 6erporge6t, gloub.
te Der @cgner, lid) Dor Sem 0eltiHen
9lnintrme in Die bereitS wobIDor6e,
reitete, itarf befeitigte SteIling Sill
fallen StnIluponen 5lriid5u5ie6elt
mo lid oort bc6aupten 81 fonnen.
9l6er ser itorfe 6lanfenOrud. 0cn oie
oeitidc Sifeniipe ouSii6tc, 5mang
oeu SeinO 5um 9hlfgc6en oieieS Elos
nes mo beranlaBte i'm, iih nod ser
6ritter, gleibfauS borbereitetenStel-
llng iiioli6 g9irbaIlen 5ltriid5u5ie.
ben. Gs moren onoert6ol6 rliiiide
Gipiiionen oie lid an Oladmittao
OeS 10. 6e6ruar BORT einfon0en uno
in GD0tfubneiL Gi6artD IND @irbol.
len 5ur 9hibe iibereineen. Sbpobl
mon BON Dem 9(nmori1 ser Ocut-
iden GrGfte ipiBte, belt man es fir
orsgeidIoiien, oaB Die GeutiAen Del
Dem berri1cnoen SHneeiturme an
0icien Gage nod beronfonlncu
founten W}uu uieote iid oerart in
Sider6cit, OaB man ioear oui OoS
9hnsiteaen ir9eno welher Side.
ritnespoiten gGn8lid 0er5idtete 02ur
10 fonnte es fomnen ooB oie 9lnerei-
ier Oie ii1 0urd Die 02nturgetpolter
iidt aufbaIten lieBen nod am 10.
6ebuiar an sic ruiiiide ltnterfiinft
bcronfomen, alerOings MIR nit Sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
glenes @nm6en.0 .0Ittentnt.

9tcm gorf, is. @Idr5. Oos
&ous oes W1aDorS 0oniel Serrmonrl
BON @uttenburg, 9l..S, mlroe belite
@lorgen in oaer 6riibe ourh oie @r.
pIoiion elmer 9outbe i6mer beihd-
Oigt. GoIt oie gauge @inipobneri6ait
oes fleinen Grtes miroe our1 oaS
@crduid ser GrpIoiion ans Oem
Sdlaie 9epedt. GS muroe 9}ienono
oerlest.
Wlopor 6errmonu cntIieb Dor
ctpa 16 Monoten ole qeionmtc, ans
oht @2itelieoerl beItebcnoe 9oli5ei-
manniboft oes 0rtes nit Der 9e.
griinoung, Dab es in ser SrtIdoft 10
orouunesm6Big bergebe, ooB feline
EoIi5ei nofbig iei. Gie @oIiaei.8c.
amten brodteu ole Sod]e Dor 0oS 0je.
riht no ser San nod ipebt.
SSut %oliie oeS N}opors idliefen
sur 3eit Ser Grploiion Scr 0loDor,
ieine orei 8riioer inO ieiue W5utter.
Son oen Eb0ter febIt oorldlfig jcoe
Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

fauterie unO einigen @eidiiten 6ent
allies llebriee mar in Sdneetpebeli
iteden aebliebeu. Gs tuar 9lbeuos,
dlS GDDtfubnen, ln0 Wlitteruadt
ais 8irbaaen iiberiauartig aEge.
griffen imO critiirmt puroen. 9tf
Ser G6altiee itar0en 5pei rriiiibe
9atterie'n nit 12 @jeidiiben unO ei-
uer groBen 9ln5obI WlrInitionSlDageu,
mideineno roiicn6. 9lu Tie fam oie
oeuti6c SSniontcrie, obue cineuShuB
5lt tbuu bis ouf so %eter berou.
Ole iGnmtlic6en Bfer0e iuiiroen ME.
oergeidoiien lnO 0anu ole @eidiibe
imo Olunitionsmagen genommen.
Ser GeIt ser 9eoienung fIiitbtetc
Sopobl in GDotfubnen pie IN Nirs
baueu fam eS Damn 5u uddtIiden
StraBenf1mpien 0ie nit ser @eiau-
genna6me BON 10000 9luiien en6e-
ten. 1ie 3obl ser @efangenen mar
10 groB, ooB man foim puBte, iuas
man nit linen onfangen ioIlte g3aH
ser @innabme ser beioen Srte fieleu
audi sic oortigen 8obnbofe IN Oeltt.
i6e SGnOe unO NIT ibuen cine ifier
inermeBlide 9eiite. @s itanOen
bier 0rei Sa5orett- ltno c6euio biele
@erpilegurgs 3iige. Giner mar ser
2o5orett5ug ser G5arin, ser bom6iir-
Iten 9ieoen uno 5obIreihem Eerional
begleitet por. St linn fonO OerStab
0eS Generals bon 2nucnItein eilt
aan5 lnermartet ousgeSei6neteS
95odtquartier. Iie ii6rigen 3iige
iuoren nit elmer groBen Menge Sa.
fer, uusge3eidnetet Gonier0en, ie6r
oiel G6ofolooe, iotuie Stiefelu uuo
8el5iuciicn in 1roBer 3obl bela0en.
SSeOer berittcue 0eiitidc Solont iUar
i'm Gtanoe, cine Eel3peiic an iidj 5u
nebmen. gluqenblidlid) nod uihti-
ger iuor aber fir oie ieit 5iuei Sogen
ouf eiierne g}otionen augeluieiene
oeutiGc 9ruppe oie Gr6eutllug Don
ttO rllIiiideu 3elofiihen, pelfe foIt
Olirdtpeg nit parmem Giien gefiiIIt
uaren. Dlan fam iid Sen SSubel
inierer iegreiden EruppeH ooriteI.
Iet ais Oieie 8eute ibueu IN Oie
SGnoc iiel. GS mar ouger6Iidlid
Scr idon1tc 2obn fir sic nmGeSrltp-
pc, Sic an oieien Gage t6eiIpciie
gum eriicn @ole in's @eiebt gefom-
men mar uno iid gIGil5eno geidla-
gen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

Ter StatIge 0l
Elm SolenIabbat6. g9ie mar 6as nur
mogIih gepeien2 g9ie paren Die
Ruiieu in uuier Gorf gefommeu?
gIls mir ebeu init BEN Gorbereitin-
gen gum Gmpinig Der @ermunOeten
iertig woren, fam Der 9lojiitaut 5u-
rid. Sie batten es geibafft. 3pei-
bunoertoht5ig Huiieu maren gefan-
gen, cine groBe 9ln5obl toOt, Oiele
berlDim0ct. Cie 9eute scr oierteu
Gonlpagnie batten iicb pie oic So
men aeihlageH, aber iie Itan0eu ciner
llebcrmo6t gcqeniiber, oa riidteu 6ic
5pei 3iige Gioniere 81 SiiIic. Sic
batten sic gtod)t obeu oui unieren
Stelhmgeu GrabtDerbaue gemaft
Damn in elmer Sdeumc geIe9en uuO
tDaren gerooe I'M 9egrifi, 81 ibrer
Eruppe ab5uriiden, ais oos @eidieBe
begann. aur5 entihloiien, common-
oirte Ser tie fiibren0e Cberlieute.
nont: DGebrt morid, Seitengepebr
pflan5t anil" imO i'm Shirmihritt
ging es gegen Den 6eino Die GlhieH
batten oicieu @ioeritonO niat erlDor-
tet, iie perloren oen 0}iltb, rmo na6
fur5em ,ober 1eitigem 91obfampf err
gaben iie iih. Ger brape Gionierlieu-
tenant biiBte ieine fameraOihaitlihe
Sreue nit Oem 9ebeu. gSir founten
ibu nod 5m 9o5arett idoiieu, BORT
peribieo cr. llniere GerIiilie moren
rclntO geringl lie udren iihcr gro-
Ser gcueicn, meml Die 9iuiieu beiicr
gcfii6rt morocn m1ren imo 9GuuBt
6dtten mas tic t6un iolIten. 3pei
Centit ipredenoe @eiangene fonn-
ten ms er5d6Iet ipie allies geton-
men mar.
3wei Gompaguieu 1otteu am
9lbeuo 6cn 9efebl betomuuelL geaeH
imiercn rehtcu 6Iii0el oor5ugebcu
ino 70 nobe mie mogfd an lnierer
Stellm0 iicb ein5ugro6en. Gin I'm
teroifi5ier iollte Die Siibrlug iiber-
uebmeu Elm Sifi3ier mar, pie 10 oft,
uiht babel. 9uS eS gau5 Ointcl par,
tparen iie laugiom lmo ein5eln Dorse-
ganger imner Deiter ino peiter.
i'm Oidteu Qebel oiienbar an oen nor-
riidcuoen S6iiBen porbci. Sdlieblidj
ouf DER So6e on0elangt, batten lie
Die Srientirlrng oerlorcn imo einia1
angefangen 81 6uooeln. Gin Sbeil
blieb in Dem neiien @raben 3triid,
Ger dnoere S6eil moIlte pieoer 81
ieinem @roS itoBer, itieg o6er bon
Der ialifen Scitc BON Der &obc ber-
inter mo 10 i'm Glnfel lmo glebcl
Scr 9}adt in lmier 0orf glIS iid5 sic
Nniicn ploBlih inmittcn Der Sduicr
iaben mo olInlablid merften oaB
orei bon oen GeItidci beicbt porelL
beganueu lie cinc piI0c, plauloie
S6ieBcrei nir I'M ibr 9cbcu 81 ret
ten.
Ger 9cridt itimiute; mir fan-
Oen olf Der Sobe oeu uei auigcpor-
ienen Sdiiengraben etpa 6lmoert
Dieter 6inter Dem imirigeu. Gle 8e.
iabimg oieies @rabens bate. ais iie
Die S1ieBcrei b0rte, idleinigIt oas
g9eite geiid)t
g9ir 9(er5tc 6otteu ollc SGn0c boil
81 tbuu. 9olo marcn aud Dic 99a-
gen Der Sanitdts Gompagne ga,
lmo ais es gan3 bell gefporoen mar,
berlieB ein Longer 3ug bon eefagenen
9raluir0den llnier Gorf nit Laden
oen @eiidtern irob, nit Dem 9ebeu
oapon gefommen 5it iem imo fiir o6-
iebbare 3cit nit Oieiem Gricge ni6ts
mebr 5lt ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
9trB sic 2guRta 1ta8 sen 9ar-
pdt6en.
Der sronpurt Ocnd Safstnppen Setcrred Insaru
nad ben aurpatGcu. - e6lOnuug zines epeBiaI
geri6terhatcrs
geridJtsritatters.

W wv tSNil0 lNtllN NtllNtbStN lA't"NNf
lpenn man nit Dem 8Iid ouf Sen 9lt.
las ourA Oic Soburo fGbrt.
SSn 3ebrecen, no mir Oie Nlittogss
@erpfleeung - GroutfIcderIe uno
9oaati6infen nit U2ariQen II er-
bielten, CAB es eine lleberraicbung;
&oum botten mir 6en 8obnbof ber-
Iaiien 6a idaate uuS Ndlitdrmuiit
entgegen. gluf Oeu llebungsgeIGnoe
elmer unmitteIbor an Der 8obnitrede
eeIegenen Snfanteriefaierne erer5ir-
ten Griobmouui1oiteu. 9lIs unier
8ug nabte, lebte ole &opeIe nit
uSeiI Dir i'm Siegerfron5" ein Oie
iibrigen gtbtbeilliugen forntirten iid
am 8abnoomm uno eriuieien nit eiu-
getretenen Sffi5ieren Sonnour, md1s
reno bic Oienitfreieu N1ouuihaften
iI6er oen aoiernen5aiut fletterten
I'M ms 6u6uilbelu. llnlere 2eute
qilittirten fir 0ieie 9luflnerfianfeit
nit ser ngSodt om &beirL" mas
ipie0erun nit ui1t enoeumoaeuOen
,Gljen" .9fufen 6eontmortet luitr0e.
GS mar Elm O}oment, bel 0en ms
glaen worm im's Ser6 ipurOe. Gin
iolbes glufmoaen ipontouer 8egeiltes
rltng bate ih 1bnlid MIR einmoI 5its
Dor erIebt: ollf ocm Morftplab IN
gtoDou, no unlere Sl Suu0erten
pcriouuneIten 2clltc BEL Ger Sonls
togsnluiif ciner &egimentsfupele
plotliH pie alf aommanoo III ben
ErcuBenmoric6 nit einitimmteu. TIT
IS liegt etUoS lln9emein @rbebenoes
in oem 8emlBtieiu Der 3uiammen-
geb0rigfeit rno Dem lnbe0ingten
8ertrouen 0oS ilberaIl 3lt Gage tritt,
no mir nit &dmeraoen 0eS bcrbiiu.
0eten Sceres IN 8criibrllng fonlueu.
&inter 9ebrecen fam oaS oide
Gn0e nub 9ie Strede mar bon bier
o6 eiugleiiig, uno ga bel bent genonn.
ten Ort nod cine onoere 9obn in
uniere Houte eiiuliinoete, 70 began.
nen iid) Die TrouSporte 5lt ltauct
uno mir bottcn bis gum nGAlten
Wforgen fom 90 ailomcter 5uriid.
gelegt. ga mir ulf 0ieie g8eiie Bis
gum 9lben0 nod ni6t lnierc @littogs-
itotion crreidt botten uno felt q
Shnoen obnc &crpileaimg Daren,
10 tlctterie id fiiuf 8ilpncter. por
G6 aus Ocnl 3ugc, in Scr Soil
rung, 0oolrd bod nod cinigc Stuns
Sen friiber an Die n&rippe~ 5ll fom-
men. 9(ui ser GbeiB.griide iulIroe
id ie0o1 BON lnIercm oGil5uge"
iiberbolt, lno 0a Der Sprung i'm
@olbounfel ouf Ole befroreuen Eritt-
bretter nidt ratbiom ifieh 10 500 idb
cS Dor, mid bon Dem broocu lngn.
ridden 2anOihtrmpoitcn orretiren
unO Su 0cm &onnian0antcn ser
griidenmoHe fiibrcn 5u loHen 0ies
fer, natiirlid ouM ein alter Sonoeo.
S6erlieutenont, iprob gum Slid
oeutid uno begriiBte MIDI eIeiA nit
eincm: 09eilGuiig, 9omeroO. pie
tommit Oh bierber? % - Sb ct i'm
@runoe meiner 9luSfunft Ooh uiht
trolite ODER Oh es nltr oas @fIiAt-
eefiibl 0cs broben 01aoDaren mar:
Der padere 2onoitiirmer, ser mir
ben SSeg olm 9obnbof G6 5eigen
ioQte, mid nidt BON meiner Seite,
bis er mid I'M gorteianl bel oen So-
mero0en o6geIiefert bottc.
0rei Shinoen ipGter moreu mir
om 3iel. ct. u. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
gleu. 9Satutuut ber6aftct.

g1cwarf, g..SS., IS. W1Gr5. -
Ncu. 2ouis q. @otmont, ocilen Seun
am 2. Syuli 1912 in 5lammeu oif.
ging imo oeiien Stride, oie G6riitIidc
9optiitcn-airHc, AM 10. 9(pril 1913
in 9(idc oelegt mllrOe, moro ucitcrn
9l6eno bier berboftet. CT wlir0e
beute nod SteIliing BON $500
9iirei4oft niif freien SUB 9eIeBt.
@ceen oen Eoitor idmebt cine ouT
9ronOitiftung IaiitenOc s(nfIooe.
%or 9ur5elr erbielt Stnotsonipolt
@itilo einen @ricf bon Dem @ciit-
Ii1en Der iih oonolS i'm @eiten
mifbieIt, in Incident Hntnont cr-
tldrte, ooB er nod gIewart Snriidteb-
rem uno iid oif Oie gegen i'm erbo-
bene 9lnihuIoierne bert9eioigcn
perOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
0ranf6eit Sas Dlotip.

GIebeGon6. Ohio, tS. W1Gr5.
Ger 80 Sabre oIte g. 8. sin, elm
8eoulter ser GIeDeIonO 8itnoes-8e-
icrbebant, beging beute in Oem 9anf-
gebduoe SeIbimorO 6iird GrihieBer.
Sin, Der berbeirotbet lit lol felt lam
gerer Bet fr6nfIih oeipeien iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Bun sunOitcu ii6erfalleu.

Scr gtodf-SelegropDllt III 9lgDlullo
Sails, Omar Sotoling, rno
George 6jriffen. SotuIing
ipitrSe ourA Orei Sdiiiic getoO-
* tet, pabreu0 Qirificu; in 9eocnf
Iidcnl 3uitonOe i'm Soipitul liegt
9oIi0ci bat 5mei Gerboftiu-
een Dorgenommen.
@igbIauo Sails, N.-Y. is.
Mdr5. @onOiten, 0ie bcute OIL Oer
1@eit Shore 8obn" an Der o9lrbeit~
maren, iiberfielen einen Mann, be-
raubten i'm ihuitten Oeiieu SeBIc
Ourh unO Orongen oorallf IN oen bic
iigen 8obnboi 100 iie Oen oAt.Sc=
Ie9rupbiiten eriboiien iuuO nit elmer
fIeinen @elolumne entfomen.
George @riffen, Ger init Ourh.
itbnittener aebIe oufeefunoen purOe,
befinOet iih in beoenfIicbem 8uitanoe
I'M Soipitol, ipGbreno Scr Selegro-
pbiit Omar Sotoling in DER gtdbe Der
Eelcgropbenltotion toOt oilfgefunOen
muroe. 0rei S6iiiie botten ieinem
2eben ein Gnoe gcn1a6t. Gin I'M.
boaenOeter Gicnltberidt, on benz
Sotaling i6rieb, ibeint on6uoeute1
OoB Die Ebnt Swii2eu 1 uuO . llbr
giodts auSgeiiibrt nuroe.
SotaIine mar "a Sabre alt. |or
Orei Sobren 1T elmer ieiner @ettern
inter Gbnli6en @erb6ltniiieli in
Sappon ermoroet moroen.
@riffen erfldrte no6 ieiner Gin
lieiering in Oos SoipitoI, OoB er BON
0rei Wi6nneru ongeeriffen worOen
iei, sic i'm I'M So berntbten. Die
@cbeinlpoIi5ci perboftete bereits 5luei
ser G6ot @eroG6tigc.
0ie 9ei6eni1au, 0ie ole 9ler5te
borgenonnen bottch eripies, ooB
Sotoling bon cinen1 SMuB in oen
9loden einen in'S 9fiiderot unO einen
in ole rehte S6lGfe getroiien ipor-
Den mar. Gs iAeint, oIS babe Der
9lngeoriffene eneroiideit Aioeritopo
gelciitet, oenn Orei S1iiiie, ole aus
Ociien 9iepoIber obgcgeben iporen,
iin0 in sic g9oll0 einqe0rlnQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

ae Oie Gaieu te6an 6eadeu Sa6squarfs u6rc
&u %olH aefaHsH ~HrOcH Ond SaS nua~arts GHareiieH
pOn 9ipncn Grsa6h en6sar 0r Z. 0lcisuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
0as glciu.YOrfcr NOm6cn.gIttcniaf.

glem Yprt 1S. Wldr5. n Der
gegim oes Gro5ciieS eegen 6ronf
glborno uno Gormine Garbonc, oie
ongeflogt iinS, in Scr Ct. 4atrids.
aoibeorole cine 8on6e Oeritedt 0lt
bobet muroe beute bonn &ihter
91ott tentatib ouf oen 30. 03dr5 an.
geiebt. @s lit ie6od m6slidb, bob
Dem @unide Der gertbeioiging
itoiteeee6eit ino Der 9ro5eB nod bin.
mls9eihoben per0en mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

9lbonucnfgu hte ben ,,Deufidlen GprreipDus
henten" uldt phnltltn pner nnreDelmdRln er'
holtcu, finb ncbcfcn, bgr Ciitce bnuru pct %elcs
p9on Uber IdrlitIl9 Wlti1eiInn0 81 madleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

0lbDnncnien. bic ben ..Deutldrn CurreipDn.
bedtcn" nidn phnitlln UDer unfc9elmnnlQ a..
bnlicu, line arDeteu, ber CfIicg bnDuu per 9tlr'
thon Doer a1rliillm vlitlellnn9 ~ innnleh
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03

tire. They have listed their
farms exclusively wit hus. If
you are interested in getting a
good home On easy terms, write
or come up and board with us
while we SHOW you the so.t-try.
Prices range from 500 to $85
per acre, according to improve
ments. C. P. Gibson, M. D. and
William Whitet, Milaca, Min
nesOta. Soft.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03
BUY MILACA LAND

Old friends and neighbors and
anyone else who may be inter
ested in Mile Laos Co. Land:-
This is the greatest dairy and
grass county in the state. There
are several farms located near
ours, which the owned by old
men who went to sell out and re-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03

Mrs. R. Whyte, Redwood Falls,
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"No Medicine"
"No Surgery"
"No 0steopathy"
Elsie M. FreeSe
Doctor of Chiropractic

The naming of a disease is u.s.
ually a misnomer, and diagnosis
only guesswOrk at best. Chiro-
practOrs leave these for others,
along with treating of effects.
Health is coordination of In
nate Impulses (ife) through
matter. Disease (not ease) in
coordination. IncO-OrdinatiOn is
an effect. For every effect with
in the body there is a cause. The
Chir0practOr knows where to
find this cause, and having found
it, he knows how to adjust the
cause. The cause adjusted, In
nate restores health. What
more is necessary? Others have
probably named your disease
many times and treated the d.
sease as named, and you still
have it.
The Chir0practor adjusts the
cause and you get well. Which
do you want, your disease named
or health? The latter, of course.
Then see the ChirOpractOr.
Hours: 8 a. m. to 1900; / p.
m. to 4:30.
Evenings or Sundays by ap.
pOintment. Consultation and
spinal analysis free.
Office in Philbrick Bldg.
PHONE 210.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
st. Louis Wins the
Union Typo Flag

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-St. Louis
won the championship OF the Union
Printers National Base Ball league here
today by defeating Washington. 20 to Il,
in the final game of the leagues eighth
annual tournament. Washington won the
preliminary game with indianapolis by n
score of to !. Errors, however, were
frequent in the second contest, which
was called at the end of the seventh in
ming because OF darkness. Score. first
game: HH.E.
Washington % 0 o 0 o o 2-2 3 .
indianapolis o 0 o Ell 3 2
batteries: Blanton and Cutting: Ellis
and Kelly.
Score. second game: R.HE
st. Louis...,..,,.,,3 3 0 . 6-22 10 3
Batteries: Blanton, Daughton and Cut
ting; Neusel Nieman and Myers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
TIGERS WIN TWO,
GAME BEHIND SOX
Detroit Almost Up with Leaders by
Whipping Easy Yanks Pair
of Games.
COBB FANS WITH BASES FULL

DETROIT, Aug. T.-Detroit Crept with
in a game OF Boston today by winning
two easy games from New oYrw. while
Cleveland was defeating the league lead
ers. The scores were TO l and IL to
g. The Tigers made ten hits off Cole
in tho first two innings OF the first game,
but were stopped by Shawkey. Neither
Pieh nor Manager Donovan was able to
puzzle the Detroit batsmen to any ex-
tent in the second contest. although Dom
ovan received an ovation after he famed
Cobb with the bases full In the sixth
inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
Automobile Derby
for New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. "a 600
mile automobile derby for prizes aggre-
eating $1,000 win be held here March
1916 the Saturday before Mardi Gras on
two-mile board speedway. It was an
nounced tonight A. r. Brockman. s. w.
Lindsay and II. C.. Moore OF Chicago,
representing a Chicago syndicate today
purchased large tract OF land on the
shore Of Lake Pontchartrain and It was
announced that construction Of the track
and It's equipment would begin innne-
oistely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
Totals
DIES MONIES.

sBated for Powers in eighth.
"One out when winning run scored
Des Moines .....0 1 0 o 0 0 2 0-3
wichita .. ........0 l 0 o 0 0 "a
Left on bases; Des Moines s. Wichita,
T. Earned runs: Des Moines. 2; Wichita,
Q. Sacrifice hits: Hanh (0. Two-base
hits: Tallion, BIitton. Home rum Bills.
Stolen bases: Sawyer Hartford. Hits:
Off Powers, in eight innings; off Mus
ser, in eight innings (none out in
ninth. Double plays; Hetling (unas-
sisted). Sawyer TO Jones. Struck out: By
Musser 6: by Powers. g. Bases on balls
Off Musser, 8: off Powers. /; off Geist
!. Wild pitch: Geist. Hit by pitched
ball: Hartford by Powers. Time: 200
Umpire: Van SICKLE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
OMAHA.

Slated for Gaskell in seventh.
~Two out when winning run was maze.
r,,aha .O 0 o o 90 o %
Denver '.................0 0 / 2 % Is
stolen base: cetfey ;TywoT 19S see hits;
GssieII 3: by ingerson. /; by Everdon, l.
Bases on balls: Off Gaskell, 2; off Inger-
soil, /; off Eyerdon, !. Double plays;
10 Shields. Breen to Schleibner, Breen 70
Krug to Schliebner. Hits: Off ingersoll
4 In four innings; off Everdon, In i've
innings; off Gaskell, Z in seven innings
trima: 1:4O. Umpire: Segrist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28

Nesterday's Resnlts'

Yesterdays Results,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St Joseph, /; Topeka, 3.
Des Moines, 8; Wichita, 4.
Sioux City. go; Lincoln, 5-2
Omaha, &, Denver, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 2
Chicago. A.: Boston. 81.
ST. Louis, IL; Brooklyn, Z.
Pittsburgh, 1; New York, Q
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 8.
Washington, 3; st. Louis, l.
New York, Ia; Detroit Sill.
Boston, s; Cleveland, 4.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 2: Pittsburgh, 3.
Kansas City, I; st. Louis, O.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. Q; Minneapolis. 3.
Cleveland, 4; Milwaukee, 8.
Columbus, 2; Kansas City, g.
Louisville, p; st. Paul 8.
Games To-day.
Western League-St. Joseph at Wichita,
Des Moines at Topeka, Sioux City at
Denver, Omaha at Lincoln.
National League-St. Louis OF Philadel-
phia, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh
at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston,
American League-Philadelphi at Chi
cago, Washington at st. Louis, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
Federal League-kansas City at st.
Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Newark at
Baltimore. BROOKLYN at Buffalo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28

gan, Watson. Sacrifice hits: Boyle. Kane,
Watson, YantE. Struck OUT By Schrei-
on balls: off Doyle, ?; off Casper. 1.
Passed ball: Crosby. Pitching record:
Five runs ana seven hits in three in
ningS off Hoffman; one run and four
hits in six innings off Schneider: five runs
and eleven hits in eight and one-third
innings OF Doyle; no runs and no hits
IN two-thirds innings off Gaspar. Time:
1851. Umpire: GeiseL Score, second
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
MATHEWSO GIVES
BEATING TO PIRATES
"0ld Master" Hurls in His Erst-
while Form, Whiting Seven
BatSmen.
FINAL SCORE TWO TO ONE

NEW YORK. Aug. 27..-New oYrk won
a fest we'll played game from Pitts
burgh here today, Q to l. Mathewson
pitched in his old-time form and struck
out seven men. Doyle won the game
for New ork with a hoYme run drive
in the first inning, scoring Robertson
ahead of him. The game was the fastest
played in New York this season, taking
only one hour and ten minutes. Score