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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

The union services of the churches
will be held next Sunday evening at
8 o'clock in the Methodist church. Mrs.
French of the Baptist church will
preach the sermon.
Now is the time that citizens should
cut down the weeds before they are
allowed to go to seed or to send their
pollen into the noses and mouths of
residents and especially hay fever
sufferers.
Hon. Jesse Strang of Alexandria
was in. the city for few hours last
Friday. Mr.. Strang is one of the old
settlers of Douglas county and for
many years Sank Centre was his
trading point.
E. E. Compton and family autoed
to Little Falls Saturday. There they
were joined by Mrs. Palmer and fam
lily and visited old Fort Ripley at
Brainerd. They returned home Sun
day evening. yre.
Mrs. Jas. A. Norris returned from
Ward Springs Tuesday where she had
spent four days with Miss Eva Davis
at edo As You Choose" cottage. NJ
Davis will remain another week. Hel
mother is with her.
Mrs. Eliza Cooley returned last
! week from her visit to Wadena ane
Deer Creek. She was accompanied b!
her neice, Mrs. Mable Cooley, daugh
ter of Hickman Cooley, whom all ole
] settlers will remember.
PETERS SHELLS ARE OF sUPE
RIOR CONSTRUCTION "STEEI
WHERE STEEL BELONGS"- AT
FORDS PROTECTION TO TIKI
SHOOTER. G. HILLERUD & co. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Davis and Ed
ward Hall of Devils Lake, N. D., ar
expected to arrive today Thursday
by auto for visit at the James Hal
home. Mrs. Davis and Edward ar
daughter and son of the Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis returne
Tuesday evening from several day
spent with friends in Minneapolis an
st. Paul. While away they attende
the golden wedding anniversary cele
bration of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Law
renee, Minneapolis, old friends o
Mrs. Lewis.
j Friends have received announce
ment cards of the wedding of E. "
Browning to Miss Sadie Flamm Q
: Rexburg, Idaho. It will be remem
bered that Mr.. Browning spent tn
, winter of 1914-15 in Sank Centrt
making his home at Mrs. C. C. r.
bey's. =z,-ezzels -. =. So : ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
SOME BUMPER CORN

c.. P. Peterson, residing on the
Sorenson farm, east of Sank Centre,
brought stalk of corn to the Her
aid office Monday which measured IL
feet inches in length. The stalk had
two good sized ears, in the roasting
ear stage of development. Mr.. Pet
erson moved here from Illinois last
fall. This stalk was grown from seed
brought from Illinois by Mr.. Peterson
and is called Reeds Yellow Dent. 1t
was planted May Is on exceptionally
rich soil, the ground formerly being
used for a hog yard. Mr.. Peterson
hopes to gather enough seed from this
patch to plant considerable acreage
next year, when it should do well, as il
has had year to become acclimated
Jonas Eckberg, a live wire Kandots
farmer, brought an ear of Yellow
Dent corn to the Herald office Aug. Is
which was fully developed and fal
enough advanced to make good seed
The ear was nine inches long, had Il
rows of kernels and 46 to the row
Mr.. Eckberg says that the ear was al
average one picked from a field %
several acres.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
Local Overflow

Read Mrs. J. F. Coyle's Millinery
opening announcement on page four
of this issue. adv
Miss Marguerite Watson entertain
ed the T. c., Club at her home last
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Wicks left Wednesday
afternoon for a several days visit
with friends in Minneapolis.
The Service Car will haul you any
place you want to go at any time OF
day or night. Telephone 60. adv 1918
Miss Minnie Lundeen, who has been
making her home at Graceville, Mimi,
arrived Saturday for visit with her
parents north of the city.
Gem flour is the product of a gem
thought. We sell Gem flour. Albert
Dahlem. adv H.
Miss Fannie Silverman ofo Minneap-
oils arrived in Sank Centre Thursday
last and will spend few days visit
ing at the L. Kopman home.
Henry Kleinschmidt has. purchased
from Charles Kircher a twenty acre
tract of land in Birchdale township
northeast of the city for $40 an acre
PETERS REFEREE, THE ONLY
SHELL ON THE MARKET WITH
THE FAMOUS SEMI-SMOKELESs
POWDER. G. HILLERUD & co. &C
Mrs. Mary Kitzka of Alexandria
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Margaret Kurrell for severa
weeks, returned to her home on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Collins O.
Laurel, Mont, are spending their va
cation with DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Moy
nihan. The latter is a sister of Mr.
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Kalbrenner ant
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Wilt
and daughter of Tracy, Mimi, ar
visiting at the D. F. keenan, home To-
several days.
Col. I. N. Steen, wife and children
~ofaaMandan, N. D., passed through tn
home from the cities. TIE Colonel wa
home from the cities. The colonel wa
in the U. S. government service TO
many years, and is one of. the Repub
lican party leaders of that state. H
says the Flickertail state will roll VI
a large Republican majority this fall
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
MAKE COAST IN Is DAYS

Cards have been received here by
James McCracken and w. H. Barnett
from CIV. Parker announcing the safe
arrival, of the Parker family at Sc
attic on the morning of August 10
after a fifteen day auto trip from
Sank Centre. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs.. Parker and three children,
William, Charles and Alice. The
trip was made in twelve days actual
running time and the meter showed
2145 miles as the distance travelled
The hardest days run was 200 miles
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

The dam at Cold Spring, which for
many years was the subject of con-
troversy between farmers and mill
owners, will. be sold and the farmers
of that vicinity will probably be the
purchasers, thus ending long-stand-
ing contention. The mill recently
burned down and as the owner was
given little encouragement when he
proposed to rebuild he now announces
the sale of the property.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

Mr.. Parker writes that the roads were
splendid and that they crossed the
Cascade mountains without changing
gears. Also, that when the machine
came to stop in Seattle there was
Minnesota air in all the tires. The
party experienced one little tire trou-
BILE in Spokane with a slight leak in
one tube.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
Methodist Church

Rev. Samuel Parish, district super
intendent of the Fergus Falls district,
will be present and conduct the last
quarterly conference of the year in
the main room of the Methodist
church next Saturday at 8 p. m. DIR.
Parish will also occupy the pulpit at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

STRAYED-Two three-year old
heifers, one two-year old steer and
one young COW, two weeks ago from
the Dernberger farm three miles
southwest of the city. Reward of $25
offered for their return or informa-
ton leading thereto. Corner Meat
Market. 10
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR RENT-160-acre stock ana
grain farm, three miles south OF Sank
Centre, in township of Sank Centre.
Joseph Miller. adv 13-tf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE OR RENT-160 acres
six miles north of town, known as c..
Schneiderhan farm. Inquire of F. P.
Minette. adv ZIP
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

ROOMS TO LET-Furnished or
unfinished. One block west of the
school house. Inquire of J. A. Book
1874 pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-A Detroit Hudson
River Model, 17-foot canoe. Practical
ly new, just been painted. Inquire of
Miss Thomson, Home School. 1915
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-Full blooded and reg
istered male Poland China pigs. S
Chenoweth, Sank Centre. 12-4pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
AMONG THE CHURCHES

The Church of the Good Samaritan
1880 A. M.-Holy Eucharist.
9:15 A. Sunday School.
1920 A. M.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon: "The Coming Mission"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE Rabbits any age over
two months old. Inquire of Donald
Working.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
The Treatment of Fevers

Suppose OF doctor and patient The doctor and
finds the patient has vomiting and headache
For the relief of fever he will possibly the
products and the other
that ancient arch deever opium which crppe the patients
fense without abang the violence the attack This kind of
ent is not formerly We changing
tons of disease and it's treatment
The violent symptoms spoken Of are the result
effort throw off the disease Powerful
useless They quiet vitality
lower the functions that retained
convascence postponed Those vital forces fluids
keep health will they
chance This just what Osteopath
successful accompanied by
because know getting
on of all the vital fluids and making
duty this the attack shortened
and uncompcaed than in according
~ observation. +, i. 5
- mFsss ~ q 20 ssh s. Es
DR.. F..E. THORNE,
e psss. o sis H'''sf'd Hardware Osteopath
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR RENT-Modern and heated
furnished front room, on Pine street.
Inquire of ]. D. Cardinal, Boston
Store. 12-1t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-Several choice west
front building lots, on Evergreen Hill,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-Second hand piano.
Inquire of Mrs. George Koenig. 1874
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

FOR Unreasonable, 6 rooms,
downstairs, modern. Phone 235. 1t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-24

near old Keller home.-J. Flynn 13-4p
ROOMS TO LET For light
housekeeping. Inquire at the Lee
Hotel. 1914 pd
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
Ntne 9Dbnifala ausjll*
arbeittll.
@emteiuiame apnferens BON @rnben.
geiisern nnb Mrbettern.

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better i'm @eihfoblen @ebiet bes
mcitli6en &enniplpania, ohio, Sn-
oiona uno SSllinois unb Sertreter Der
Ser. 8rribenarbeiter, Die cine @icr-
telnlillion @rbeiter in ben genannten
Staoten repraientieren, troten bier
bente Su elmer eelneinianlen Sonic
renS 5uiammen, un llnterbanblun-
gen iiber cine neue 9obnifoIo 5li be-
ginnen. Die iih oui nn bieie Stnnten
be5ieben unb an Stelle Der ieporaten
glbnahuneen treten iou. pel6e nm
81. W1r5 erloihen. Der aonferenS
mobnen 80 Sertreter Der @rubenbe-
iiser uno cine sieid)e 3obl Der 8ru-
benorbeiter bel.
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aOniument iOll Oafiir be-
5ablen.
Wnniticns transport gcht iiber
Den 3nfer transport.
ltnterbanbInnscn NIT Slmeriean-Sa.
maiian Steamibip So. inn Gauge.

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llnterbanblungeu 5tpiihen 3uferfo-
brifanten uno Der american Suipai-
ion Steamibip SO. i'm 9ange. I'M es
al err1ogliden, oie Oaebr5abl Der
Oan1pfer Der SfiffseeieQi6aft aus
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mug reierpiert iperoeu ioa, Inn ben
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gen, mo or per 9obn oitipdrts ge.
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port nur Inn eiit 9eringes bober
fonlmen tpiro, OILS es iest Der Sol iIt,
mo Der Sufer MIR auf oem @aiier-
lpege beforbert miro. (Gie Wtebrbe-
luitung meroen natiirlidl Die &oniii-
n1enten 5ohlen miilien. Die &eo.)
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transport bon Saipnii beidlaftigt.
Inter benz neuen arrangement mir
Sen brei 0anpier i'm 3uder.5runs-
port bleiben, ,pdbreno II unoere 5ltn
transport bon Wtilnition na6 euro.
po peripenoet neroen iollen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
2aniing mag nOf btntc
6raf SenftOrff
ipref]t1.
@eitere aprreipnnben;en aniHeinenb
nod i'm 8anse.
aeine beftrifipe gfiftilnmg am hen
tisen Sag sii erfuarten.
&iliun nnb eamfins battem lnngc
apnferens npr &abinettsruf.
Su bpben nmflid)cm &reIen berridlt
sr6Eter Sptimtisntns.
Oll. - II
WHtteilnnsen Ses GpI. 6pnie ni0g-
liher @eiie eripartet.
Nmntmer 17SSH.

@aibington, s. 5ebr. Ser
Suiitoitio Sal lag Der beutieel
aobinetts Sisung 5ur 8eiprehung
Dor. Ger YrGiibeut mo ieine &c
rater erfpogen ben Iesten Gr1ttpilrf
Der porgeiflagenen Witteilung, oic,
wie 9euti6latb bofft, oiellnterhano-
lllngen iiber ben SOIL 81 eine,n be-
frieoigenbcn SlbidlluB bringen ioucn.
gtaf Der &abinettsiieiing oiirftc Of
fi5iell befanltgegcben merben, oh oic
gerliner Sfferte befrieoigenb iii.
sSSn boben 9ennltcnfreiien berrid)t
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gen 6it beiprenen. 5crr 2aniinq cr-
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gen. Sb 0ieie aorrefponoen5 NIT
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rSebr buffuunssuull".
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boffniingSpo1" ousiiebt. NOR Die Gr-
flaring eines boben &egieritneshc.
aulten na6 Der &onferens sipiid)ca
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ling. Gr lieb bitr6bliden, boB bec
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men mag.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
Seimtidiider Ylau
GiQaS.
Der. Staaten fonen sur
synttrDtntiDn ge5wnu.
gen lperbtu.
Sein gruber Sippplitp mag ans
Gnbn nnsgelicfert peroen.
ganbiteumeien in Der lfmsebnns Der
merifaniid)en Sanptitnbt.
&eiie nadJ Der Seefiiite inter bem
ssener BON HGnberbanben.

GIgoio, s. Sebr. Merifaniife
geante in Sunre5 imo bieiige ome-
rifanii6e 9eanlte tpuroen bette aiif-
nlerfiam genoft, oab Sraneisco
@iGo eeorobt bate, Die Ser. Staater
innerbolb iefs @oben Sur Sltter-
peittion in 0terico 5ii 5ipingen. Gin
Werifoncr ans Maoero bebauptet,
8iao bate ertl1rt, baB er Die inter-
rationale 8ren5c iiberiGreiten rno
'einen 81 Taio- 3ug oiiSrolibcn lper-
De. penn er nidt oltf onoere @eiie
Die Ssnterpention er5tpingen fonnc
@el6e sSorti6ritte Die .Gorran5a,
SriIppen bel Der Sitd)e nod Silln ge-
maft botteit, lieB iid belltc niht err
nitteln.
Seem Oorf, 8. 6ebr. Cine
@ruppc bon bier nnerifoniidcn @ril-
bcnineenicuren. bic bier beltte nuf
ocn 9anlpfer Gipcronsn aus Sero
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3ug ouf Der 6obrt bon Der Staot
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bon 8onbiten fubr. Sic fitbren in
elmer gepon5erten Gor. Die bier s.
50lligc @cihiisc trllg. GoS gan5e
@ebict Smiihen Ger merifnnii6en
Sauptitoot lulb ocr Seefiiite ioIl poll
bon 8un0iten iein. Die Sngenieure
bebouptetcn fcrner. OaB Gnrran5a's
Modt I'M Sd,ninOen lei irnb Bob 0e-
neral Sbrcgon in Ger Soliptita6t Der
Wonn Der Stltnoe lei.
!Sippplitp @illa seluiinidlt.
W a IN Ct on. 8. Sebr. Die
Ser. Stauten baben Cuba i'm Nus
lieierling BON Sippplito &ino, Dem
9rlibcr oes Gen. @illo, erildlt, ser
iidl oui einc glnflage IN Seras Der
antrporten ipl. Gr lit beidlllbigt, an
Der 9urhihncibung Der 9tnie Der
Soiitbcrn Yocific 9ahn nabe el
Goip I'M leBten Se5e1nber beteiligt
aefpcien 5u .iein. 'Iainit ipaten bie
9eipegungcn Der Garran5a- Srllppel
ourd) amerifoniides @ebiet bebin.
bert neroen. Tillo tpuroe in Sapnnd
perbaftet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
Gol. Sepbnrn gritOrbtn.
@ar sipunsis Sabre lang aonsreh.
Ybgeproncter.

GIortnbo, SSa., s. Sebr. Col.
@i1iom g. Sepbilrn, Dem 0os 9ono
aus ieiner 5dtigfeit i'm aongreB ber
bas @eies 81 peroanfen bot, pelhcs
Sen @iien6abnen oaS 9epohren bon
Rabatten oerbietet, iturb bier noh
lonser aranfbeit an cinem 9er5- uno
Nierenleiben. glcbit Der @ittpe iiber.
leben ibn elm Sobn umo cine 5o6ter.
Gol. +Sepburn mar 20 Sabre i'm
&ongreB.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
ySidtigtr St@itl lit Otr &ritgsltitung 6robs
britanniens ami4timenb bfpor tcbtnO

mic Der 0tatin beri6tet. flor Sic
&crldngerltng oes ariegcs bat fiil
Die italienii6c &egieriin9 pielerlei
Shipierigfcitcil NIT iid) gebra6t, ,ltno
mern 0as Stiefellan0 ans oelnariege
gt1sen jieben ioa, Damn n1iiiien Die
9llliierten ibm einen &iidbalt ollr6
Soilfe bel Den Opcrationcn gebcn.
8ie Der 0tatilt iagt, miro bies Die
@olten SStaliens erheblid) nernebreil,
aber aud, Die sSriidlte, Die oas Sano
er,tell miro. i'm @ertc itcigcii laiicl.
9rionbs Hitf olS geipiegter llilter-
bGnoler iii III &om lnnge befaniit.
@r mar Der 0tunn, ser erfldrte, Der
bette @eg sur grboltuug Ggpptens
lei oos 8erbleiben in Solonifi ielbIt
ouf Soften ser ierbiihen 9lrmee
@erienfen Der yGarplina" beitrittcu.
9onoon. s. 6ebr. 9lmtlidl miro
bier crflGrt, baij Der 6eittidle Serid)t,
nad) bent eelcgentlid 0es lestcn
9itftilberfollS ouf Gnglanb Der areli-
scr Carolina i'm Siinlber blirdl cine
9onnbe getroffcu ino ncrIerlft mnr'
oc, nobel ein GROCER Scrliiit BON
Meni6cnlcbcn Die sSolge mar, iin5it'
treffeno lit. Die @eloung fiigt bin.
All, oob peoer ein ariegsidliff nod
ein &alffahrer perlebt Diiroe.
Die Sricie bcs Sanptmanus bon
Yapen.
2onbon, s. ,Scbr. S5lltcralante
grg1n5ungen 5it DEM Vriefmed1Iel
oes S5oitptrnonns BON Eapcn lino III
eitcm porlamcrtariIdlen 9ofltment
entboltcn, oas eeItern bier uerOffent-
lid)t porben lit. Ias S6riftltiid
aibt Die l1eberieeitne aller Bopiere,
oie pon Yapcn, Dem friiberen Mili-
tGrottehc in @aibington, obeenonl-
men fpuroen, oie @intr1ge in iein
9anffonto rlno Die banoihriftlldle
&eproouftion aacr leiner S6efs
uno oeren St1ntme.
gin3ig lmb aGein bon @idtigfeit
lit Die Satiad)e, oaB glbntiral bon
Sinse, Der oeuti6er 8eianoter IN
Werifo i'm Sriibiabr 1914 mar, cine
internotionale Ssnterperttion begiln-
itiat botte. 9opitGn @op-eb battc
lid) oanlals IN ieinen @riefen gegen
Die SlnIi6tcn bes 9eionoten erfldrt
uno mar itarf aitgltniten bon Suerta,
ols Dem ein5igen itorfen @tann in
Ierifo, eingetreten. Inter hcn Srie-
ZEN befinoen iid) alerbings oiiH iol-
dlc, in oenen cine ipeilig idln1eihel-
hoftc slniid)t iiber gctuiiie bobe anic-
rifonild]e 9eanlte gedliBert meroen.
Erin3 Csfar npn Trenhen ners
lunnoef.
9lmitero nj, 8. iScbr. Yrin5
Ssfar bon EreilBen, Der FINITE Sobn
ocs bellti6en aoiiers, bat bel aGm.
prem aui Dem oItlihen &riegsi6au.
plaee @unoen am aopfe uno bent
oberel Seil Der Siiite, peruriadt
ourh @ranatiplitter, oauongetrogen,
pie bier an1tlidl genieloct miro.
Ser Yrin5 ipurbe 5uerlt i'm Sep
temlber 1914 bel 0irton, 9elgien,
perplnoet unb ieine9cneillng muroe
nod, ourd ein biltiugetrcteics Ser5-
leioen perjoeert. Gr febrte ali ieiner
8fli6t i'm Nopenber 5uriif irnb cnt-
ging balb boraiif nit fnapper 9tot
ieiner 9efangennuhme bel Den 41nl-
pfen IN Iolen.
ariegssefansene in bentidJem 8ciik.
9erIin, 8. Sebr. Nrabtlos
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08
Sm Seimatseroe beitattet.

Nft. Gle II :, Mif., s. 8ebr.
Beter Sells, SO Sabre off, Der bon
einer Sori6iebe- Waidine III ben
@a6nhoien in Chicago, mo- er beIdlaf-
tigt mar, getotet iporoen mar, ipltroe
bier beittc porntittag beitattet. Gr
nar ein Sobn BON 6rait u. %. Sells
iino 9ruber bon 9lntbonp Sells, Sit-
perintenocnt bes Separtements fiir
offentlide slrbeiten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-08

lUeIlll UcI ltcucCIuu pulllucI vi. LII
9elpobner tueroen ongetpieicn, ii6
bel iolden lleberfGllen ni6t alIf oell
StraBen 5ll jcigen, lpie Dies fiir5lid)
Die Barrier iebr ju ibrenl S6aoen
getan hobell.
aiel lit neben 9Silbelnlsbauen Der
groBte beltti6e &riegshofell, ilno Der
groBte Cell Der oelltidDen Slotte be-
finOet iidl BORT ieit 9egilm oes 9rie-
ges.
Die Sanibaln bes Sentnants Serg.
Berlin, itbcr 9onoon, 8. ,Sebr.
9eutnant 8ans Berg, Der 9efebls-
baber Der Yriienlnannid)aft, Die oen
britiihen 0ampfer 9lppom in ben
Safen Don 9tetpport 9tetps brnd)tc,
lit Sans Berg bon glpenraOe. eill
8eierpeoffi5ier Der beiitifen Warinc
imo i'll Srieoensdeitcn aapit1n oeS
0onlpfers Gannla, Der Der slbreu.
ficl uno Glouien 9inie gebort.
Berg biente oils Gini1brig- 6rei.
niqieer in Der &riegsflotte unO
murbc bel glusbruG bes &rieges 5lt
oen Sabnen gernfel iuo Dor ied)s
Yfpnaten Sum Sffi5ier 'beioroert.
slls er lid i'm lesten Sabre olIi llr-
laub befano, erfldrte er ieiner 9at=
tin, tic ioae ii6 nift Gngitigen, fuenn
iie lange 3eit ni9ts bon ibm bore
latid6lid] crbiclt Die Srali aild fei-
ncn ein5igeu 8rief bon ibrent 9ut-
ten, fonnte ibm aiih llid]t i6reiben,
peil tic ieine 9loreIie 1id]t fuinte.
Ser oelitId)e 9nmpfer Gamma lit
cin Sdiff pon 1854 5onnen, ino Der
leste Serid)t iiber i'm ltaInmte aus
Rptteroam.
3luci iuOfentlidc Jaittase III Tuf-
lnnb.
2onoon, 8. f5ebr. llnter 9e.
5ugnabmc auf Die 9lnfilnoigung, 0oB
Der rliiiihe eSanowirtidlafts @tiniiter
5ipei 6leiif. Saittage i'll Der 8ohe in
&uBlano ongeorbnet bat, nleloen Sc,
peiden, Die bier BON Yetrograo ein.
gelouiell iino, 6ab Die Ginrid)tling in
eriter 9inie nit Niidiid]t ouf Die Ser
febrserleihterllngen getroffen iuur-
Oen.
SSl ben lGnolifcn 0iitriften lit
fein 0iangel al &riegslieferi,ngcn
entbolten. Die Dem pbnebin bereits
iiberlaiteten 9eairf iebod peitere
Spfer auferlegen piiroe Sn @fos-
fan lit bic Gage normal uno Staot
mic '2ollo baben aeniigenO 9eben3-
n1ittel.
Saumiuul Snbnng breunt.
9ono.on, s. 5ebr. Yiit cirer
gaimpollooung i'll 9ranO ndbert
lid, Der ihpeoiife Nanlpfcr Seras
Iangiam bem 9afen pom &irfipoa III
Sd,ottlano. 9as Sf)iff uerlieB Hefp
Srleons' am %. Sonuar unb 9teip-
port gecips am p. D. %. iino mar
noh 8otbenbilrg uno Gbriitiania be-
itintnit.
Gbciniid,e Susialiiten aesem ihre
6iihrer.
GoIn, 8. ,Sebr. lleber 9onoon.
;Sn elmer Notwithstanding Der
Sosialiiten DER Staot uno ibrer lint
aebung puroe cine Abitimnllntg Dor
gcnommen, ourh Die oic.Soltling Der
Ntinoerbeit in Der Bartei i'm Heihs-
tage entihieoen ntiBbiIliet miro.
Stalieniidlc Sdluierisfeiten.
Yaris, s. 6ebr. Sest perber
6ie 9riinoe fiir Die ploslihe 9feiil
bes frallSoiiiden Yrertiers 8riulb.