davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

l'Dc JlellletSlulul JpuOt % pel lou
SUB, $5
George $. Soruep al 6. @.Giien.
bauer, SiiOieite 9lortb gloemle, nobc
@borlesitroBe, 80 6ei 175 SUB, @r5.
$500. s..
eugene 2. 9fepbolO an Colbert
Securities unO GeoItp 60, gir156S.
GorSmeaitroBe, @rrnO5inS $50, So.
Sobn Z, Gono6ue an $. Nl. 9iol.
liion uuo 6rau, gar. 62S, SiiO . Sc.
der 9IOenie, @rumO3. $40, So.
9locbeiter Some gloe. So. an Gla-
rel c y. Ndl6olonO unO 8rau, SiiO.
iueltieite 9IlameOo 9lpemue, nobe
SoriorO 9looo, i4.6 bel sc SUB, @r5.
1858, So.
Sobn Z. 0onobue on Cemetreos
aourteieS mo 6ron @eItieite -Ge-
dc-.glue, no6e 6leetiraBe. - bel 81
SUB, @rlno5ins $40, S..
gSolter 6. 9lQen un0 6rou on
@lorD aerr, 9IorOoitieite Sort 9lucy
nobc GecotilriIroBe, i3 Del 90 SUB,
@unO5ins $4s, So.
Gologero 81. Gotoneie al @etro
Gotoneie II. a., 9ciiieite 9lisqiitbitr.
nobc G6epiiroBc, 10 bel 100 SUB,
@runO5ins $40, So.
'Vtorie 3. 9lo6b an Charles 6. Mc.
Golgon, 0IorOoitieite Earf YIoce,
no6e MlcNlebeuiiraBe, 20 Del 1870
SUB, So.
Soel IS. @oOiue inS 5rou an Ga.
meI Z. 9li6orOS, 3 @runoitiide. $5.
Sophia S6uger an So6n Sol.
mon 9tr. 1926, Sleetitr, @runo3inS
$325O, So.
SinOiap 6. Spencer II. a. Cru
iteeS, an 9elio Q. @abl, Siioieite Ser
OlomimentitraBe, na6e 9roaowop,
14.G 6ei 104 SUB, $500.
9ennD &obiuopib an SsraeI SSlei.
idcr mO Srau, SiiOoitGde NloOi-
ION. mo CoaaSitraBe, @rlnO5. $50,
SO.
@'orp E6ompiou 9lOm., an @lorp
E6ompion, @eitieite Eine-, no6e ga.
rotograBe IA Del Sc SUB, @rlno5iuS
sos, So
0larD E6ompion, 9lOm., an Oieiel.
be, @eltieite Yine-. no6e Soratogo.
SroBe, "A 6ei 81 SUB. @runo8ius
sos, 50.
Sennie g. @ooOluin an @m g.
@ooowin imO 6roM g1orOieite Nio-
numentitroBe, na6e Nlontforo 9Iue.,
1879 bel Go SUB. @rinO3 $54, So.
gllfreo 5. Carr, SruItee, al Hito
S. NloO0or 9torOoit Gde 27. Ctr
uno Got6crineliroBe, 30 bei 20 SUB
0jrnno5iuS 500, $500.
Soo Sfief an Solomon SepeIon H.
81, Siiieite Caroline, nobe Ct Vlot'
i6emsitraBe, 1l.6 6ei 70 SUB, @ro5.
$42, So.
9Bietro 9}oc5foipsti im0 6rau on
sSo3ef Smofomsfi lmO Srou, glorO.
meIt Gde 9onfitroBe unO Guncan
9mep, @runO5ins $40, S..
u. N9. 9urgeB an IS. =. Sdll6e,
O}orOweIIeite ct. 9ouI-, nobe So.
miltoniiroBe, 1876 bel 76 Sub, @r5.
$24. So.
6. s. Gallagher Nenltp 60. al
Syodion ca. 6. II. 2. g., 9lr. 1904,
SomeIteooitroBe, @runO5. 500, So.
9(nnie N5. SoDler II. 81. on Solo
mon Noien6loonl @eitieite YacaIir.,
40 Del 150 SUB, $5.
@lorgoret 8. 9iia an Charles g.
@ilmer mo 6raiI @eitieitc 9loIono-
nobc Union 9Ipcmie, Is 6ei 1006uB,
@runOgnS $l5, So.
9lmelia 81. Sdmiot an Stote @lII-
tlol 9. g., I @rlm0itiid, So.
MorD 8. Sinton unO @otte an 9.
90. stephens inrO Srou, Sitieite Der
@6eeler., uo6e 6oDetteItroBe, 10 bel
20 SUB. @runo5ins $56, So.
OIort6meit 9leol Gitote So. an Gpo
elmer Y6illipS unO @atte, 9}orOieitc
harrington NooO, nn6e @orriion'
9loenue, 80 6ei - Sub.
@eorgc g. 9lDO an Sitle Gror. II.
Tulit So. SiiOolt gde @onumeut.,
uo6e @oIieiiroBe @rinO5. $4S, So.
9ettDe StrouB uno @ntte al S.
SdorogroosfD mo 6rol, glorOoitiei-
| te GiitamitraBe, na6e 9tort6 9Ibenlle,
20 Del 15S SUB, So.
Frsiis in gaItimUrer Wl6rfteH.
Obit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02

sIuocoliia 4 BOT 9'O. Der oo., 100
siI Conf. e. 30. 5er..... io9M
sIuouiia no. & GIec 1. icr.. 81 oi
Baltimore 1rad l. 5cr..... ioaia i0lA
GeuiraI 9ps l. conf. 5er.. 100
0bot alO. Son 5er.......... 9ih 80
0bleaeo RDs. 5er.......... e7A
sin & suburoan Der. r..-... io2M
sim K CUB. 5cr (ssoi0) )..... 81. 1924
Soirm & GIoris. Graci. 5er.... io0A
Bort ssopnc ss. eaI Trae 5er. 20
NnorOiIIe 1raciiou 1. 5cr.. lo2A .
eerneion a0. T. 5er.......... saN
NaroIano Gleciric ap. 5er.. oeA
Nlinu. elee &p. q q. Mf alser 029
Norf 8 Boris. 1rad 5er... so
Bort aD- X eiabt 5er....... o6M
Nori Cir Hb l. Der. ........ 1903
llto. aps. & 0lee 60 inc 4er. oiA oi%
gerI6leosnes.
Via. eoni Goal q Sron 5cr.. 20
Baltimore Inbc pio....... oo5s
Canton 90. 5cr.............. iooN
Canton 60. .................. l42
sim Of Gorion. i03i.......... . o5
goni. Goal Ger tNoien) .. 1o2% io3ia
Conf. seal aei 5er.....-... oi oi%
Conf. eool Go................ . 90
Goshen & so. com. .......... IS l5z
cSScu Gas Ger (2s. 9)...... i0s loss
eoo6ea Gil & Nas com.......- 1925 1875
Goshen Oil & @as pio....... as 8
Eobilou Chemical com......... 40
Gu Corn gorp. Ger CgoioD . 97N o7h
Gu oou suc 5cr.......-. ooM ioOA
oouiou oil com. a 0tts). 40
Snoniirlal NulOne com.-.... s5
arbp eumber Contract oer.. 07M 0sh
Morbiono Ereoaiua er.......- 0oM .
Dr. q Dr. Grams 0er........ 1881 30
0t. Ser,2sooob or - piO. 81
9a poier & 9oper 5er..... 9i
ia geaier & Qower CONT. 20 "a
9nbIic serOiee eloe 5er..... 100
Bubble serDlee eIos. pio..... 100
sopupa aelIuina conn.,. 1oA n
gsobIauO Oil & gos. .......... sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-02
SerlOust i'm YIIIOemeiHtA.


% 8n Oerlamien Dbcr ~ Uermieiben:
o, 0eWe mooern einaerbteie gSpDnpulner o
3,um.lller mo Ndo, eelribeS Si6i; ~ nellenl
Hnu,lHiunoe. 9fetDe $i4 liIto 0ufpnre Hel,
NJ W1uls. NeoinQnnaen mic Ndeibe Nad5nlraaeh
'"; iS43, Nuro.Wi0nti0rO. giOenme.
(Ulai6,3 gJNe N&S)
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
' Summit Happenings.

Mr.. w. B. Nelch s many friends
were glad to see him out to the
fair Saturday.
Ray Afgenbright and bride
have returned from their wedding
tour. Congratulations.
Rev. Lewis Keele preached at
Herrell Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Wright commenced
her school at Herrell Monday.
Miss Salina Newton is teaching
at Summit commencing Monday.
Glennie Price is learning teleg-
raphy under Mr.. Clinkenbeard.
The little Berry baby died Sun
day morning. A short service was
held at the Bond home west of
town late in the evening by Rev.
Harold Hilliard after which Mr..
Bond took the little body to Os-
borne to rest beside the mother.
Mr. Berry has the sympathy of all
his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price returned
home Tuesday after a weeks Wis
it with their son, Oscar and fam
lily.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Norris were
afternoon callers at the R. Stur-
geon home Sunday.
Ralph Cummins has been work
ing on the ice wagon for several
days.
Miss Ruth Wayland is out Of
school this week being sick. She
taught last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Lacy have
for their company Mr.. Morgan
and family Of Slater.
Mrs. Alice Haskins spent the
day with Mrs. Rankins Tuesday.
Everything is greening up and
the grass will soon be good again.
SUNSHINE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Herren Happenings.

Miss Ruth Wayland had to stor
her school this week on account OF
sickness.
Mr.. Clyde White spent Sunday
afternoon with Calvin Strange.
Miss Helen Clark spent Thurs.
day evening with Kathleen Way.
land.
Mrs. Wick Ray was an after
noon caller of Miss Ethel Dono.
van Sunday.
Herrell school began Monday
with Miss Nellie Grant as teacher
Little Emily Hillard's father
and brother We're here visiting
last week.
Bro. Lewis Keele preached a
fine sermon at Herrell Sunday af-
ternOOn.
Miss Sallie Kinney spent last
week in town with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andie Cummings
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
High Cummings.
Miss Leila Wayland, Mr.. Henry
and Ashby Wayland and Mr.,
Oren Ison motored to Altoona sun
day to basket dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Ray are
having their house improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlcy Clark
spent Sunday afternoon with !.
G. Clark and family.
Miss Violet Ruddy is spending
the week with Mr.. McAllister and
family.
Miss Grace Venerable spent
Tuesday afternoon at the Way
land home.
Mrs. II. c. Jones left WedneS-
day for Mound City, kas.. to
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
SHABBY.
In and Around Maysburg.

Mr.. Clark visited Tan White
Sunday afternoon.
Quite a few from this neighbor-
hood attended the fair at Butler
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. Burlington and family went
to Butler Saturday.
Grandma Edrington is much
improved and has returned to her
home in Butler.
Mr.. Archia Anderson and fami-
ly. Mr.. James McCley and wife,
and Miss Eunice HENDERSON and
Miss Kathrine Middleton. took
dinner at Mr.. Montia Simpson s
Sunday.
Mrs. Hargrave has been visit
ing few days in Urich.
Mr.. Sterling Harness sister,
Stella is visiting them at present.
Grandpa and Grandma Reed
visited Mr.. Reed Saturday.
d. Mrs. Tan White was quite sick
a few days last week.
Mrs. James McCleney called on
Mrs. White Friday afternoon.
Miss Elisha Gilbert came home
from Butler Sunday.
The bridge down by Maysburg
will soon he completed. 1t will
he a good one when finished.
Mr.. Farmer and Handy are get
ting out some fine coal on Mr..
Hook s farm south of Maysburg.
There is to be a protracted
meeting at the Baptist the fourth
Sunday in this month conducted
e. Rev. Cheek.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Orchard Grove.

Nearly everyone in the neigh
horhood is throug filling silos.
Bill Leper is sick with small
pox.
Pete Tharp and family spent
Sunday at John Woodfin'S s.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, f. Stouffer
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe.
Mrs. Walter Classify visited
Mrs. Lafe Cassity Wednesday.
Ronald and DeArmond Fecly
spent the week end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Feely.
Mr. Orvillc Tharp and sister,
Miss Incz, of Ballard. visited at
Peter Tharp's Friday.
Some in the ncighhorhood were
visited by chicken thieves Satur-
day while they were at the fair
Prayer meeting will be held
every Wednesday night at Or
chard Grove schol house. begin
ming Sept. 13. Come and bring
your Bible.
APPLE BLOSSOM.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
ON THE WING.

Aunt Riley Sanderson of Kan
sas spent a couple of days last
week visiting her niece, Mrs. G.
s. Nestlerode.
Peter Denning threshed Mon
day.
V. Walker filled his silo the
last of the week.
The order of the day around
here is blowing for wheat and cut
ting corn. Some few are thresh-
ing.
The surprise dinner ON Isaac
Clark of Nyhart Sunday, Sept.
10th was sure a surprise to Mr..
Clark. It was in honor of his 56th
birthday. A good old fashioned
dinner was aRread to about 40 of
his friends. Mr.. Clark says come
again and if you will let him
know about it in time you won't
need to bring your baskets so full
of good things to- eat. All sure
enjoyed the day..
Great interest is taken in the
Olive Branch Sunday school, good
attendance and good order.
John Hedger and family spent
last week visiting his parents from
near Foster.
Albert linn of Kansas motored
over to see his mother Sunday.
She is very sick.
Mrs. Gladys Jackson had DR..
Amyx called to see her Monday
Tinker Hedger of Cortland was
called back to the bedside of his
father-in-law at Burdette Satur-
day. Mrs. Hedger remained and
Mr.. Hedger returned to lok after
his stock. Mr.. -Balgum is daily
growing weaker and with his age
it will be hard matter for him
to recover.
Ike Dawson and family have
moved on the Peter Crooks farm
which they bought last spring to
be close to a good school.
Born to the wife of Cyrus Nest
lerode a girl baby Sept. 9TH. All
parties doing well.
!. 70 who Joined at the revival at
Amoret were baptised and taken
into the Christian church at Vir-
ginia Sunday and 70 were tax
en- into the M. E. Church Sunday.
The remainder are to be sprinkled.
N. NJ. N.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Peru Items.

The men are very busy blowing
for wheat ground.
Mr.. Charlie Doane is using his
new steam engine to plow with
every day.
Miss Cecile Thomas visited Sat-
urday night and Sunday with
Miss Margaret Thomas.
Miss Susie Harper left to at
tend school at Warrensburg the
first of the week.
: Miss Mildred Hampton spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
Mr.. Gilbert Blankenbaker spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. Joe Rogers.
The Lone Oak w. C. T. u, has
just received five dollars in cash
as q prize for the Union doing the
best work in Bates county since
Sept. !, 1915.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Democratic Headquarters Opened.

The Bates county Democratic
committee have rented the rooms
in the northeast corner of the
court house basement which will
be used during the campaign as
Democratic headquarters. The
room which is in charge Of w. J.
Bullock. is fitted up with chairs.
desks and tables. Pictures of
prominent Democrats adorn the
walls. and it is the intention to
have all the principal Democratic
papers there for those who want
20 read good Democratic doctrine.
Get in the habit of calling there
when in town.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
ROSE.
Mound Pick-ups.

Silo filling and corn cutting is
still going on.
Harry Ruddell was Passaic
visitor Tuesday.
II. l.. Fransham is cutting corn
with his new corn sled.
Miss Sallie Holwell began her
school at Prairie Rose Tuesday.
Mrs. Webb Shelby is boarding
the school teacher again this win
ter.
Mr.. John Foster spent Sunday
with Miss Bessie Poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Welch spent
Sunday with Jess Ruddcll and
family.
Everybody from this neighbor-
hood attended the Bates county
fair Thursday.
Miss Ruby O'Dea who is at
tending High School at Butler
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks.
Miss Ethel Ruddell visited Sun
day with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Kinney, east Of
Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Baum spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. l.. 'Fransham.
. Mrs. j.. B. Rice is on the sick
list.
Harvey Ruddell visited the lat
ter part of last week with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Emery Lockard, living
near Athol.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boswell of Will
low Springs, Mo-, is visiting at l..
G.. Eichler IS.
Harry Ruddell and Gilbert
West spent Sunday at Charley
Holloway s. living east of Adrian.
TEMPEST.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Mt. Carmel News.

Tom Goes and family of Gass
City, Kansas spent several days
the last week at the home of Ev-
erett Drysdale and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowgirl of
Altoona visited a few days last
week with their cousins, w. E.
and P. H. Osborne.
Jim Barr has returned from a
trip to Topeka, Kansas. He says
there is no chance to get work on
the street cars there.
Powell Englehardt and wife
ride in new rubber tired buggy
now days.
Rev. Thos. Spencer filled his
regular appointment at Mt. Carmel
Sunday afternoon.
w. E. Osborne delivered a load
of hogs in Butler Monday.
Little Gertrude Burk who has
been seriously sick the past two
weeks is reported some better
at this writing.
Miss Burdee Wolfe Of Virginia
spent Monday night and Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. Lee NJ. Hard
niger.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Walker and
family of Butler spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Ed Cor
lett and family.
Several from our neighborhood
attended the fair and the Craw-
ford show in Butler last week.
UNCLE HENRY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
BUTLER. MISSOURI THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER

Ter. Mo-, at the parsonage of Rev.
Wolfe, Mr.. Clyde Moore and Miss
Margaret Collier were united in
marriage by Rev. Wolfe. Mrs.
Moore is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Collier southwest of town,
and is very popular among the
young folks. Mr.. Moore is a
brother to Lewis Moore of Hume.
A host of friends join in wishing
them happy and prosperous mar
ried life.
SHABBY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Your Attention!

Special meeting of stockholders
of the Butler Building and Loan
Association is hereby called, to be
held at the office of T. j. Day,
Secretary in Butler, NO., on
Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock p. m,
September &c, 1916, for the pur-
pose of voting upon the PROPOSE
tion to increase the capital stock
of said association, from $780,
10000 to $120,00O.00.
By order Of Board of Directors.
G. I. Lynch, President.
41-td T. j. Day, Secretary.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Foster News.

Mrs. A. G. Metzler departed fol
Kansas City Saturday where she
will make her home this winter.
Mrs. Webb visited with heI
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Bright over
Sunday.
Church Writ of Iowa, is here
visiting his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ.
Mr.. Matt Gray is quite poorly
at this writing.
Mr.. Griffin, of Rich Hill, was
in Foster on business Monday.
Mollie Shetrone will leave
Thursday for Terra Haute, Indi-
ana, to stay with her sister, Mrs.
Miller.
The young men have organized
an athletic club. They will meet
twice a month.
Mrs. Howard Arbogast and chill
dren are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller at Worland.
The barn belonging to Mr.. Tom
Cobb burned Sunday morning be-
tween four and five o'clock.
Luckily, none of his cattle were
in the barn. His only loss was
his hay.
Mrs. Frankenfield, who has
been visiting in Mapleton. Kan
sas, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Ira Coin and children who
have been visiting here the past
week returned to her home in
Pittsburg, Kansas Sunday.
Mrs. Lonzo Bright, who has
been visiting relatives in Pitts
burg, Kansas, returned home Sun
day.
DR.. Rhoades was a Butler visit
or Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Oldham is reported
on the sick list.
Mrs. Lamar and daughter,
Beulah, of Bolton, Mo-. are here
visiting Mrs. Jennings.
The Larkin Club met at Mrs. c.
Golfers Saturday. A most de-.
lightful evening was spent by all
present.
Early Saturday morning at Butt
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14

Tan White and Hanley ,Clark
expect to fill their silos this week.
Mr.. Farmer and family visited
at Mr.. Charley Shelton's Sun
day.
Mr.. Sam Station and family of
Archie visited Mrs. Stations par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Shelton,
Sunday.
A NEIGHROR
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14
Hovey.Craven.

Married at the home of Rev. L.
w. Keele on Saturday evening,
September 9th, Mr.. Clarence R.
Hovey and Ada Bell Craven, both
of this city. Their many friends
join in wishing them a long and
happy welded life.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14

Miss Fay Blankenbaker visited
q few days last week in Rich Hill.
Mr.. H. H. Evilsizer and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. Evilsizer' s
sister in Hume.
MINNEHAHA,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-09-14

make short visit with her son,
Ira II. Jones.
ROSE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-01

HARMED MAKES GOOD
ON The GOLF LINKS
Great Tennis Player Leads in
Qualifying Round at
Palm Beach.

PALM BEACH, Fla. Jan. 3t.--William
\. Larned. the man who held the ma
tlonal title IN tennis for many years,
won the qualifying round of the annual
Lake Worth golf tourney to-day with
u card of -. lie has been playing som.
good golf during the last two seasons.
hut to-days performance surprised even
him. There was n high wind and IN 4
Held OF seventy players only two
broke So. the runnerup being Wayland
Smith. Oneida. with a card OF ~. Wal
ter j. Travis, who arrived recentl',
did not play.
Larned was out in 81. but on the in.
ward journey did not play quite so
well. HIS approach shots were some
times at fault coming back. Nauder
l.ongley. National, and Frank Frazier.
Essex, runnerup and winner Of the New
year tourney. were again close rivals
with cards of so and 81. The scores
First sixteen William \ Larncd. Tuxedo.
~. CT q Nayiand smith. Oneida. ~.
i2-H Ndud"r 90 i%ong'"v. National, 20.
so Frank Frazier. Essen. - ii-si
u fUinh' rt"u. Caledonia Springs. 81.
- " :. Si"ruau. spring Lake. ~.
i'-' + g.. Fauduscu, Miuikdhda 40. II
" 1aul = sheldon. II. Anirew.. 5S.
~ 6 rhipps Piping Rock.
90. N-N. r. " LIghtncr. Town and
Country, g., 4i-S9. Russell u. Colt. tiardcn
,lt'. o.. ii-sH. II : Hungcrford. Mid
loihian a. . 90. W J. Amen. Hunting
and, =: . On, J. W johnson, st An
drows. g.. is-GO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-01
pNEHURST CLUBHOUSE AFIRE.
Entries In Golf Tourney Excited IN
Efforts Ia Rcsrue Outats.

PrSEHrRsr. y. G.. Jan. 3i.--Part of
'te clubhouse Of the Pinehurst Country
"'uh was destroyed by fire Tonight. Tn
mall building adjoining the clubhouse
,rorer burned. II was occupied by a
Vorkshor. caddie house and boiler room.
ne Hames were detected in this part
= ''c plant about . 50 o'clock. The
r!1otirst fire department rushed over
md gov INTO action quickly Guests
com the Carolina. Holly Inn and other
'o'els forsook their bridge and billiards
nd also hurried over. wondering
whether their golf kits would be lost.
Employers and others leaned out the
.oChtrS and other parts OF the main
hul.dinc. and ~ looked AS II most of
ne c%ontents Of the building had been
s,ved, also Of the Workshop. where were
MANY clubs and balls for sale,
Go.f bags. shoes, sweaters and allied
'a-t!herralia were strewn around the
tghNHu>c. Some guests were able to
fer'Ifv their stuff in the dark. but most
- : VIII have to he found in the morn
u TIE -. Valentines golf tournament
= due to begin in the morning. hut ii
: doubtful now II II can be started on
me. There are l31 entries. and their golf
H'nou'r'mcnt. with that Of other visitors.
mad" a great array Of bags and clubs
'rN '.o Ike on n adjacent ground.
apparently practically everything had
men saved. 1t looked. after an hours
'A'''"c ~ the fire. a. II II was under
on'ro. and that the main building would
~ 30 damaged to any material extent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-01

twelve cylinder V type Harbeck engin"
VIII be IN place At the SHOW.
The Sterling engine people reported
the sale of a pair Of Mode II six GYM
der 80 to 81 horsepower motors to John
r. Fell of Philadelphia, who will have
them installed In the new twin screw
V bottom express cruiser named pofo-
thea which Is now being built by smith
Il Williams ut Salisbury. Md. from de-
signs by J. Murray Watts. Mr.. Fell
also has purchased a 20 horsepower
sterling. which will he installed In his
yacht Lady Betty. Another Philadel-
p1!an. W. &. Alexander. owner or the
motor boat Gem. Is 20 replace the engine
Of that boat with a six cylinder loo
horsepower Sterling. other Sterling
sales reported were An eight cylinder
100 horsepower motor to be installed
In the Nildorfer II, now being built az
Atlantic city. and which ~ TO DC
launched May I an eight cylinder model
+ 10000 horsepower to John j. han
sen to he used In A new boat which
being built. and a six cylinder 10
horsepower model + to Cap.. John y
pheIs of New Haven to be Installed
In tho runahoutI Rosebud.
The Van Rerck Motor company.
which has an exhibition Of engines that
is attracting great attention. has closed
q contract with commodore NusuSt
lieckscher guaranteeing 'he "''N''s w
four twin six 400 hoIse-po"er h"'"lS
for installation III nus II" 1907 eNu''He
cruiser taofllla. the power Pha", "
which Is to develop a total OF i''""
horsepower. Two proIe'Iers wiz -"
used In the boat. cphnecleh u va"
, onrin" ny means OF a reduction gear.
Jules :. Bache Of the banking iirin
NJ j. :. Bac'ie Il 20. ~ f'roa"W ny "aS
placed an order Tor \ new noa'' -
To I've rs feet long ana 'Gulppeh WIN
a pair "f eight cylinder h men ~ o '',n
Van Rlerck motors mat VIII "rlIe "e'
Al a spoed OF twenty eight hlieS AN
hour The boat is to he from des'eh'
by Ttnis. L"nninc n crane ana j. 10
he hui.i at 'ity Island 10y Wool N Nc
'Nurc.
Ralph pu'.t@or nts ordered a par "'
model r l'u-"uo h"ise-pp"er SterlnH
xiv To- b" placed IN his ne" CRUISING
Yacht designed 10y fans Lemon" "
crane.
Rear c~"mmod"ie Harold ; Ndn1'I,
bit or IN" New YORK t'ht 'lu' N.S'''