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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

IF ever a people should pause, if
ever they should look abroad and profit
by the experiences of others, should
comprehend their national dangers in
the light of the terrible realities that
are being enacted before their eyes in
other nations, it is now, and we are
that people,"
In these words Frank A. Vanderlip
of New York, addressing the Ameri-
can Bankers association in convention
in Kansas City, Mo-, warned his hear
ers they should not take too easily the
present great wealth Of this country
that "seems dangerously likely to SUBJ
merge us in our own prosperity.
II believe the greatest need of the
day-and a need so fundamental as to
make other matters inconsequental in
comparison-is universal military, in
dustrial and economic preparedness"
He asked for training in military
service for all men, greater savings by
all classes and greater efficiency in in
dustrial pursuits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
RYDER

@ o o o o o 9 9 o =" (. @ . g @ o 9
o RYDER Q
9 @ o 8 9 <. o <" @ =" (: 9 q 9 @ O 9
DIED, Sept, 20, 1916:-The young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dopp,
aged 2 years. The taking of this lit
tie young life is a sad blow to loving
parents. All that could be done by
parents and physicians was of no
avail. God had decreed it otherwise,
and the pure spirit passed from earth
to heaven.
The funeral was held at the home
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Richardson of
the Presbyterian church preaching a
sermon full Of comfort and sympathy
for the bereaved parents and friends.
The large number present bore evil
dence of the deep sympathy felt for
those who sorrowed. .....
seWe know It's loving Fathers hand,
Transplants the flowers we love
To eternally bloom in fairer land,
And we'll find them all Above"
Ryder will soon be enjoying fine
opera house, to be erected by E. E.
Fredeen.
Threshing is nearly finished except
4 l6As dIlu 1dILucIS dlC Duoy
The new structure for the First Ma
tional bank will soon be completed and
will be an ornament to the city.
A delightful shower in honor Of Miss
Irene Officer, charming bride OF this
week, was given by Mrs. L. $: Officer
and Mrs A. H. Haraldson Friday eve
ming last at the home Of the latter.
There were many parcels containing
beautiful and useful articles. After
the gifts had been examined and So
cial time enjoyed by those present the
hostesses served an elegant luncheon.
A number from here attended the
indian fair at Elbowoods last week.
Marlin Flannery purchased the Hob
son quarter section joining his farm.
The consideration Of the transaction
was $4,000.
Mrs. A. c.. Lomen returned from
Minot Saturday.
Gilbert Holten and family of Tur-
tie Lake, N. D., are visiting at the
Henry Holten home.
MI. and Mrs. J. P. Peterson visited
friends at Washburn Sunday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
New School Building for Bell District

New School Building for Bell District
A new school building will soon be
constructed in Bell school district near
Logan, Notwithstanding the fact that
there is already good school build
ing, which was constructed only about
seven years ago, within III miles Of
the site for the new one, and which
will be Of no use whatever.
The supreme court decided that some
school building is necessary in that
locality to accommodate certain pupils
who cannot easily get to the other
building on account Of deep coulee.
Recently vote on moving the old
building was taken and out of IS votes
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
Y. w. C.. A. Literary Club

Miss Miller is in charge Of the Lit
erary club, organized in connection
with the Y. w. C. A. work. Master
pieces of ancient, medieval and mod
ern literature will be read during the
coming winter, the systematic work
being done under the direction of the
ton, D. C. Those who have completed
the required three years. work will re-
ceive diplomas signed by the Commits
sioner of Education and bearing the
stamp of the U. S. Bureau of Educa-
ton. This is fine opportunity for the
women of Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

M. J. Flanagan Receives Promotion.
of Central Division After promotion
M. J. Flanagan. who has been mas
ter mechanic of the Cascade division
of the Great Northern for several
years, visited old Minot friends last
week. Mr.. Flanagan has been pro-
noted to the position of general mas
ter mechanic of the Central division,
his territory extending from Williston
west to Troy, Mont, and including the
Montana Central Railway.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

This photograph of the burning
steamship Congress, which was de-
stroyed by fire off Coos bay, Oregon,
was made on the United States coast
dredge Niche, which stood by the
Congress, two miles off shore, and
took off the passengers and crew: The
Congress sailed from Seattle. She is
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
NOTICE FOR Ribs

The Underwood School District No.
80 will receive sealed bids for building
a school house up to p. m, Oct. Z,
1916. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Bovey-Shute lumber office,
Makoti, N. D., or Office Of the clerk of
this district. Every bid must be ac-
companied by certified check for $50
and sent to the clerk.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
By order of Board.
P. H. JOHANINGSMEIR,
Clerk.
Address RR No. /, Makoti, N. D.
1O-5-1t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

total loss, nothing remaining but
the steel shell. The fire was replete
with sensational incidents, although
everyone was saved. F. Tyson, of
Seattle, steward Of the vessel, saved
the life of B. K. Maitland, chief engi-
neer, by acting as a human pulmotor
and sucking the poisonous gases from
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

Matland's lungs. Tyson collapsed
after saving Maitland, but was rushed
to a hospital on a special train, and
his life was saved. This picture was
made as the boats of the Congress
were being lowered. Note the boat
just going down the side of the vessel
near the bow.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

These three generals are the leaders
of the Roumanian forces in the de-
Tense of the Dobrudja and the invas-
ion Of Pennsylvania. From top to bot
tom they are General Georgescu, Gen
eral Averescu and General Culca. Re-
Gently it was reported that the chief
command of the Roumanian armies
would be intrusted to General Aver
escu.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

The Ward County Land & Loan Co.
owns five quarters of good land, we'll
located which they will sell for $500
down, balance easy payments, at Sch
interest. First fair offer takes this
land as it must be sold at an early
date See w. S. Shaw, Room 1, Lee
Block, MinOt. 10-5-2tc
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
Independent Will Print Tax List

Independent Will Print Tax List
The county commissioners met on
Monday for their regular routine
work. The Ward County Independent
was designated as the official paper to
publish the delinquent tax list Of real
estate in Ward county. The list will
appear in three issues, beginning with
the latter part of November. The In
dependents wide circulation will give
the list the utmost publicity.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

day morning. He takes the place left
vacant by the resignation Of E. H.
Stenvick. Mr.. Anderson is spending
the first week mastering the details
and he finds plenty Of work in first
class office of this kind to take up
every minute of his time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

New Postmaster Installed
Fred L. Anderson, Minot's new post
master, took charge of the Office Mon
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
O'Leary In Office Nov. /

O'Leary In Office Nov. l
VIM. O'Leary, who was recently APP
pointed register of the Minot land Of
fee, will not take charge Of the Office
until Nov. I, and Register Corbett is
to remain in charge until that time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05

cast, there were only IS for moving it.
1t requires two-thirds vote to move
a school building.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
Take a Step Towards
Financial Independence

Join our large and growing famliy OF oiVloeh9-
sharing stockholders. Invest prOftaby in safe,
progressive enterprise which is helping to develop
your city and state.
Five Dollars is all you need to open a partner
ship account. Use our Company as medium tor
saving and investing at the same time. Obtain
sure, steady income your money! per cent
while you are purchasing; per cent thereafter.
Consider the Future. An investment in North
ern States Power Company's per cent Preferred
Stock gives you an income which sickness, old age
or the loss of your job cannot impair. The stock
financial centers 1t has always paid full dividends
Fifteen hundred people in the communities
served by the Company already have become finan-
cial partners in the enterprise Preferred Stock
holders have full voting rights. Our plan for
ositing few dollars month. Hundreds of our
customers are buying on the partial payment plan.
Why not YOU?
Clin mi orrf And mail tha attached common tOdAV
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
J Cows and | Heifer Calf

l red cow 9 years old, giving milk
l red COW Z years old, giving milk
l red heifer calf, 10 months old
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
9 Head Of Horses

l roam horse 9 years old
l bay horse ID years old
1 gray horse 9 years old
1 black horse II years old
1 brown mare 10 years old
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-10-05
Farm Machinery, Etc.

l smut machine
l watering trough
l 2-horse cultivator
| set of bob sleighs
l Assertion lever harrow
l harrow cart
4 sets of hay sings
l grind stone
! potato digger
l hay rack
4 sets of harness
l incubator, 100 egg size
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

ore i9en forteller, at Spnet ierit
bapoe 5orm fom en- SIofuale, men
oereiter iif oct stiffeIie al en- On.
gel meo uobreote ginger oIs.
Der er aItiaa Der geretninaer
ira bit iorifeIliee Renneifer. Ger.
liz er bet en- engelff Pr9it, iom Ell.
ter TO RanneoerS 5ieneite neo
5ronten fom tilboee til tit Siem
Der bar bragt Sagen irem
| 9Iaoene eiter at BABE omtaIt Den
ior lin Meniebeo. Oct beo6er zig,
at Den ogfaa ifal babe p9ret pon
Gale / 9piflono paa @run6Iog al
tpife Solooters 5%ort9ainger. On
aannlleriit ifal BABE erfl9ret:
rSooo Der eeentlig bar tiIoraset
iig, fan ieg life iige. Seq peo
at pi tit gefaling til at an
gribe gngl9noerne paa ct beitemt
Ste6, men | ct giebIif bIeo ri for.
binoret oeri. 8i bar | iulo @aIop,
men fin6e pfuoielis life fomme
frem. Oct bar, iom ON Ri too for.
an en- afgrun6. 9pIferne t~ilifren
Gorbinorineen, men eng.
t~ilffren gngelen oeres
5relie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
Boganmelbelie.

alit.g Rutiosiortrlling
ira .Sarbosre Of s. 6. 8eo'teo,
Brpit peo @arniionsfirfen | ae.
benbopn. gienetter af Qouis Wce.
Wotto: @ennem Miilm % aors
til 9ps. 270 Sioer. pris I Tan
mart 3 Ser, inobunoen Ser. 4,50.
8ogen oil NOT blioe at foa | Daniib
Yubl. &ouie, Blair, Webr.
9ogens prng err Solioitet. Sc.
Of oens SfifteIie er 10.
Iioe, irpne Soft, belle StiIen er
foIib 90 baanbfuft, % felp 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
On Breppefslins
mellem Ctto Npller o. Sfat
Hproam.
af s. g. Sanfen.

Der er ingen 3uiOl ON, at en- al
be b~etpbeligite Bigger, Der / 5ior no.
tom pna 0anIf, er 8reupefslingen
meIlem 9iifop Stat @sroam og
ben fenote Yrpit | @plling, Otto
Wsller. Den faiter life blot 2ps
ODER oisie to Weno, Der bner for
fig bar uoprneeoe friitne aoraf.
terer, men ogfaa ODER Berfoner og
JorboIo, napnlig firfeIige, | Dam
mart ! bet 9iosrum, life minore
emo ct ballot bin6reoe aar, boorooer
greobefsIineen ipenoer.
Sffe blot gennem fin ifriftlige
Birfiombeo, men emo mere gennem
fin BirfIombeo iom Br9it og mere
'gfifop ober Sipllanos Stift fom
Sfat Hsroam til at fpiIIe en- frem.
trpoenoe HoIle in6en for oanif
airfeIip. SeIp ON Fan bel nRrmeit
.fsIte fig biemme in6en for ben
~srunonigife 2eir, gaar bet bog In.
genIun6e an at faI6e bam @runo.
bi%ginianer. San bap6e life blot Die
for Sfnubeoerne in6en for be
srunobigife Rreoie, Der napnlig ef.
ter Weiterens go blep mere ieine.
fpringenoe, men ban bopoe lite
minore aabent Bit for 8etponin-
gen Of ben Wpffelie, Snore Mis-
fion CAB Stsoet til. @iifop Msr.
6am bnboe on beIIer life Blot Ben.
irer bIanot @run6nigianerne, fner,
ogfnn taIri9e 1enner fn6en for
in6re Misiion. San fntte fdole6es
meeen Eris poa DiIb. Bed, % Be,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

gems tore tet trufte Sioer meo
temmeIil lagSSs Serfooer giDer ct 70.
Lot Snotrpf. Dette inmmenbpg.
geoe og ioIiOe ueo 9o9en giper ben
en- bis 8net | Dor letlpienoe Sio.
Wen bet er ion oeioa muIigt.
at bette uGgtige % ioIioe oeo
galitPer" pil oirfe noget tinst
% t~r9tten0e; Yerionerne | ben oil
nuppe ianse Snteresien ifar
Dos unge Menneifer iaa let
Tom snifeligt funoe npre. Sobeo.
perioneone er benteoe fra Sarbo.
gre; og hos Sorbosrboen = oisie
irune % iolioe 5iifertpper - er
BET romantiife meset liot irember.
ifenoe.
Optrinet fra bet gnlone Sbin"
bnroe life babe p9ret taeet meb.
gro6s 6ens Nealisme err bet en-
epifooe ira aebenbapns Tatifoe,
iom er nifammeIig enoog at nan.
me-. Den fan oirfe pirrenoe pa
be ubefeiteSe.
9sn oe 9ita | gruSefammeret
bsrer PribatIioet til o9 funoe l6en
Sfnoe b9ret boIot iIoe.
enfeIte Steoer fpnes ieg, of
vaIit9er"s Sproa bar IopIis man
ee gIomiter; IaaIeoes: aSs6rpppets
funfGenoe gerler, GIooitenens life.
blaa 6roitgloiur os Rimens Sdp.
filigran."
Naar oct beo6er: .Me6oe benoe,
mere bso emo Iepenbe, iom Ell
grono Of Sapets 8rnnoinger." ba
9srer bet bet itianoipnIige, ia ubir.
feIige til. Ian reo6er en- 9rdno
al Sloen; men &obets Clement Dor
!ngen granoe I fig.
ct DpIo al gpIoent StraaIe.
lps ODER SAB, Strano o. Sitter,
itaor Der. v0ps" piIoe 9sre Tpl-
beit, StraaIelps fun6e bru9es, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Nhltioen, men aieiper tiIli0e ct
gfiempel paa 9rebifriuning
en- ioriaoet os foriaitet 8io. oa
Bet fln er oe ferreite, Der ta9er Iie
iammen til at ifrioe oroentIi9e
inaIeSes iom hi fenoer Ore
be ira pore 9eSiteior9Iores 9io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

CUBS 8erf, Ser bar aIfluttet ben
Z. Dag. fanot i'm 6orflarelie og
6or6erIigelie | set @uos gerf, Der
afllutteoes ben fsrite Dag.
8oranoringen al Dngen innes
iaaIeoes at opre inOtraaot natur-
Iigt UNDER 9elligaanOens 8eileo-
ming, uoen noget 9oObu0. Serren
bnpoe 10 / 4fIfeOsftlnOen iaet til
fine 8iiciple: ugeaar ban, Son0.
6eoen8 g(anO, fommer, ifaI ban
oeileoe eoer til belle Sanobeoen. i"
Cob. Is, 49,
9lltioa meo 6en 6oruOietning, at
Ssnoaoen efter SUBS giuie er
b 0 9%oiIeoo9, oil ri gaa ooer til
9uOets 4nbenoelie pan BEN.
9utber tiger iom lloIeggeIie al
9uoet: agi ffaI frpgte oe elite
SUB, Ioa at oi life ringengter 8rp-
Oifen og bans 0r0, men boloer bet
6eaigt, gerne berer % l9rer Bet
9iIfop galslen ipsrger. aSDor-
for er Spileoagen a~nor0rnet9" og
Iuarer ielo: D@uo bar / i'm Bis
oom % @oobeo anorOnet SbiIeoa-
gen, for at bi life ifaI fortabe os
i set timeIiee, men opORtfes %
Itprfes til at tiene @uo."
9eg9e Dele er eiter port Sfen
rammenoe iogt.
De of Sfriften anfsrte Orb lpg.
ger life lioen 8egt paa ieloe 8 . /.
gaaoe Ssn og Oatter, 5peno
o. 8ige, ia ielo 9prene % De
fremmeoe, iom lepeoe bIanOt SIS
raeIs 9ern, ifuIoe npoe eoot al
Snilen.
Get Ifol ri ferit pnaifsnne at
hi muo babe en- ugentlig
SoiIeoa9. 9et er BOG ct itort
SUBS @ooe.
Solicit SIio oiIoe oct life oPre.
ON ri aIoria maatte boIoe Soile.
oagl
90 iao = boilfen Senoens I'll
at f9nfe os neo | % trPlbinoes
at set timeIige oe mnterielIe, on
bper Dag ifuloe pore optaget a
lesenIigt arbeioe for materieIlt
WaaIl
SETS Gage ifal on nrbeioe Of
gre al DIN @ernfng1 Del
bette @uOs Orb er ogiaa oct le
gemIige 9rbeioe beIliget. Men a
CUB iaa beO Sioen al De iefi
a~rbeiSsooge bar gipet os en- $
GeOng og iagt: ben itaI on fomm
Ii S1t og beIIi9e 0enl Oct er ct I'm
oerligt ifsnt uotrpt for, at Nen
neffet life er blot 9egeme
men ogfaa aan6.
Soileoagen fan ilet life uno
opres iom 9elli9oog, naar aan
0elint 9ip fol uPres On tribes OF
uouifles.
% De mango Spsrgsmaal, De
funoe pRre at orsfte anganen0I
banoe Ssnongens rette SelIigbol
belle og oens gnnbeIIieelie beioa
res forboIosois let al oIle, ion
bar foaet opGnot gie for SiRleni
eIler Aanoens Earn.
De oil life r%ingeagte gr9oifer
og Subs Orb, men boloe oct beI
Iigt, eerne bsre oe lore oct.
Ger er ar6eioer, iom life far
itm0ies ON Senoasen, oe Der Ell
&erIigbeos- og 8armbiertigbeos
eernin9er, iom ismmer fig; mer
boor Der er 4n1oens Cans og 8il'
ligbe6, Der nil man life foretogt
fig uirpttigt arbeioe ON Ssnoaser
% oeroeo forbinOre at Sialen faor
fin 0Rring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15


Get treble 9uo er oct R | D.
tie Of ale 0efaIogens 9uo. Set
biorsrer ira 9agen, oa @uO ielo
bpileoe efter at bape fuloenot lit
Sfnbernprf / Iefs 0oge.
Derfor peeer 9uoet ogiaa paa
9ogen iom en- alIereoe beitaaenOe
Sabbats. elIer SOileoag, og- bet,
@uo per bpoer, er at minoes 9a-
gen oe boI0e ben bellig.
Qao os, for ri taller ON Sellig-
boIoelien, itanOie beo Ben SENDS
eerning, at life Den Doenoe,
men Den ferfte 8ag ugen
er Dor Sabbat.
9ee fprit @erfe til, at ieIOe
9uoet life geloer Dagen, men Sell
Iigboloelien al Oen Dag, Der ale.
reoe bar fenot og beooet iom Spi-
leoog.
Og 8runoen til, at iuit oen-
ne Dag Ifuloe benoes og belliges
iom Spileoag, eioes Der: Ser
rem bbileoe ben ippen0e Dag.
CUBS Soft ifuloe oa paa Den Dag
boile 3anfen / 8effueIien al SUBS
berIige SfaberbPrf, ierlig 0o |
8elflielien al Menneifets Sfabelie
/ Cubs 9illeoe og til SamfunO
meo bam.- Sioen fsies Ell anoen
@runo til: DOg on ffal foume |
Su, at on par Srpl / 9@gpptens
2ano, og at Serren Din Sub uo-
fsrte Dig oerfra meo en- itRrt
9aono og meo en- uoitraft arm;
oerfor bar Serren Din @uo bu6et
big at boI0e Sdb6atsoogen." g.
Moi. 8, 15).
Ser funoe faaleoes buerfen boz
re Eonfe eller Sale ON for @uos
JoIf i ben gamIe Bagt al
foranore 9agen. Sor Dem bar Der
fun Gale ON at belIige eIler BON.
bellise Dagen.
Men = 6aftum er, at D 3 q T
moota9et Ssnoaeen iom
5%elligoag. Se fpsrger ri ogina ON,
ttonr Goranoringen of Dngen bor
fnnoet Ste0, iaa fsrer Siitorien
os belt OBJ til ben apoitoliffe Eio.
CAB os bog ferit minoes ct llo.
ioen ON Sabbaten Of Dor Serre
Seius ielb: ySabbaten blep til for
RenneIfets SfpIo, oe fife Men-
neffet for Sabbatens SfpIo. Ger
for er Wenneffeisnnen &erre og.
foo ODER Sabbaten. (Marf. 2, 81
-28.)
Dette Orb flyer | bet minoite, of
Der meo Menneifeisnnen (por Ser
re SeIus) fun6e i~notrRoe en-
Goranorins, ierlig bois en- anoen
Dag finoe tiene Menneifet be0re.
ut Seius opitoo fra 6eoe ben
fbrite Dag | 1tgen bet itemmer ale
be fire Gpanseliiter oberens ON.
Og Sobnnnes ffriper, of Seius
oobenbore6e fig famine Days af.
ten for. fine Diiciple og biIite Dem:
~6reo bore meo eoerl" 2igefaa
otte Gage efter, 6o 9bomas o.
foo bar til Steoe.
GnoeIig ffaI bi benbiie til ct Bar
onore Sfrtftiteoer. ZIP. o.. 90, 7
flyer, at Naulus par iamIet meo
BE- 0riitne | Eroas ben fsrite Dag
1lgen for at brp0e Brsoet (feire
geoobere), os 1 2or. 16, 2 fri
Der ban til Menigbeoen | aorintb,
at De ben fsrite Dag ! llgen ffaI
Irgge noget til SIDE til en- Sno.
fdmIing til be beIlige, iom ban
feretoger.
Disfe Steoer tpoer pad, at Sefu
DffrfpIe ftrnfs bar begpnot at lam
les poa ben Dag, Der minoeoe ON
beres CERES feirrige Opitanoelie
fra Be Doe.
eefu @ernfne, ben anoen 9ito'
bomuneIiee perfons @erning, trodo'
X fra mi at notiirIist Gor'
ar,nnoen bIonot BET, iom be 8rift'te
frpbebe FIG ODER % 1ufleoe oeres
ein4e t. ronr Be idmIeoes for at
9eIfieboloe GbiJe0ogen.
sR,m | Npfef Al @enibsntnseft
hestAp - n nIQ6e IA ober 0ere9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
Oct, Ger beitaar
Set treble Buo.
H..

Som Sabbatens Dag /
gu, at on 6ol0er Den 9el.
Zig. Gets 9oee IfoI ou ar
beioe og gre al bin Ger
ming. Mien Sen ipuen0e Dag
er Sabbat for Serren oin
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The Washington herald., 1916-05-30
AIRMEN CLASH
IN Is FIGHTS
Four German Fliers Brought
Down by French Near
Verdun.
TEUTONS GAIN GROUND
BY DESPERATE CHARGES
CBy the International News service.)

CBy the International News Service.)
London, May 2s.-Another day of furi-
Gus fighting in the battle before Verdun
brought at darkness tonight only a small
change in the opposing fronts The Ger
mans were in offensive throughout the
day. Their only success was won at $50
o'clock in the afternoon, when, despite
the violent French fire, they won a foot
ing in the French position northwest of
Cumieres on a front of about 300 yards
For the last twenty-four hours the bonn
bardment on the western bank of the
Meuse has been continuous. During that
time severe attacks have been launched,
five of which were made by the Germans
Two night attacks from the Corbeaun
woods against the French position finally
entered this afternoon were repulsed.
Four more German aeroplanes have
been shot to earth by the French. Two
were brought down by French aviators
in the course of air fights, fifteen of
which occurred during the day. The
others were brought to earth by high
angle guns mounted on automobiles.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-30
Frank H. Hitchcock Arrives
in Chicago and Declares
Justice Will Accept.
JURISTS NAME WILL BE
FIRST PUT UP, HE SAYS
Arrangement Made for Alabama to
Give Way to Gov. Whitman. So
Nomination Can Be Made.
(By The Sun News Seryfce.l

Chicago, May 2s.-Frank H. Hitch
cock, Postmaster General in the Taft
cabinet and erstwhile expert steam
roller engineer brought the Charles
Evans Hughes presidential boom to
Chicago today, deposited 1t tenderly
in an unrevealed hiding place in Mich
igan avenue and then made the flat
declaration that Hughes would accept
the Republican nomination IL It was
rendered to him, supplementing the
statement with the assertion that the
Justice was more certain Of victory
than any man whose name has been
mentioned in connection with the nom
ination.
Mr.. Hitchcock then uncovered a
practical step OF quiet politics by vol
name of Justice Hughes would be the
first to be placed before the conven-
ton. He said arrangements had been
made for Alabama the first State on
the list, to give way on the roll call
Of the convention to Gov. Whitman.
of New York, who would place the
name of the Justice in nomination.
Mr.. Hitchcock said Mr.. Hughes would
have fifty-seven OF the eighty-seven
delegates OF his home State on the
first ballot.
II did not come to Chicago to open
headquarters for Justice Hughes"
said Mr.. Hitchcock. Let me make
that clear. There will be no Hughes
headquarters. Other friends of the
Justice and myself regard him as the
strongest man in the Republican party
we believe he is the man to reunite
the party and bring victory in No
yember