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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Berlin. via Sayville. Dec. Easy
repulse OF enemy attacks in the Cerna
bend. following a violent sheiiing Of
height positions north of Monastir
and northeast OF Psrlovo. Don5 the
Macedpnian front. was announced by
the war once today. In the east
upper Tahino lake the Bulgarian van
guards repulsed a British company's
attack. tsia3 it3
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Berlin. via Sayyille. Dec. s.ZAr-
tiilery duels. approaching great vio-
lence during some hours. we're re.
ported from the western front. in
today's oiiicial statement. ln.,,,
Enemy PATROLS advancing against
German positions near Letransloy
were repulsed In hand-to-hAnd fight
ing. and artillery and . number Of
French prisoners were taken.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Berlin. via Sayville, Dec. s.~-Ons
thousand persons are believed to
have perished when an explosion took
place in an ammunition factory It
Lasatannaya. the Russian paper
Ryetsh reports. according to the
semi-oificial news agency today.
Berlin. via Sayyille, Dec. s.--Fol-
lowing an artillery duel in the Cerna
district, hostile attacks developed.
which are still going on. the war Of
flee reported tonight. ia
Berlin. via Sayville, Dec, s.---Pur-
suit of the Roumapians who are flee-
ing before advancing German forces
continues, the second war office state
ment announced tonight.
"The Roumanian pursuit progress
SOS as planned.'' the statement said.
Berlin, via Sayville, Dec s.---En-
peror Carl or Austro-Hungary was
q visitor at German grand head
Quarters recently, having an inter
view with the kaiser In the presenos
Of Field Marshals Hlndenpurg and
Conrad, V
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-27
COMMENT

NiLSOlN SN IlO OIlES s--4NODOuy
knows. Campaign chairmen, gov
ernors, senators and political wise
guys tell the reporters. how this or
that state is going, and the newspa-
pers sOlemnly print the stuff as news.
Democrats are cOcksure Wilson will
win, and Republicans just as sure it's
Hughes. But it's bunk. They don't
KNOW any more about it than you
do. Much of the Republican talk is
that the Communications will vote
sOlidly for Hughes. Democrats say,
however, that at least 80 per cent of
the Communications are Republi-
cans anyhow - also that some of
them are coming over to Wilson be-
cause they fear Roosevelt will be
secretary of state if Hughes is elect
ed. But nobody knows. Even pOIit-
icaI polls are of little value. More
voters every year refuse to tell nosey
canvassers how they are going to
vote. It's impertinent for one man
to ask another how he's going to !
vote. He might as well ask him how
he's going to pray. Democrats say
Wilson will get the labor vote be-
cause of his legislative record. Re
publicans say labor never votes solid
Iy, and that it will split up for Wilson,
Hughes or Benson. That's one of
the problems of the election - will
labor see that organized capital is
back of Hughes, and then get back
of Wilson? Or will labor split three
ways while capital is voting one
way? And spending its money one
way, too. Reports from New York
say the Hughes campaign fund will !
make the Hanna-McKinley fund of
1896 look like a piker.
Both sides claim the Progressives. |
but neither will get all of them. |
Those who didn't mean it in 1912. |
but rode along with Teddy, will go |
back where they came from. Others |
will on RI Wilson hnaauea Of Iie -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-27

Ou d DSuS4 IudL the people OI Ills
country have too much sense to de-
feat president like Wilson, and
turn the government over to Pen
rose, SmOOt, Crane and the bunch of
highbinders who revised the tariff
upward during the Taft administra-
ton. 1t is a certainty that either
Wilson or Hughes will be elected, and
it seems to me that no real progress
sive in either party would have to
think twice befOremaking his choice.
think there is more going on I'M
der the surface than the professional
politicians can see. Thomas Edison,
Henry Ford, Ida TarbeIl, Francis
Heney, John Reed, Irwin Cobb, Amos
Pinchot and many other non-pro-
fessionals - many of them former
RepUblicans-cO coming out for Wilson
would indicate strong nonpartisan
movement for Wilson. Then there
are fathers and mothers all over the
country who silently thank God for
Wilson," as they look at their boys
and think they might now be fighting
in Europe or Mexico had not the
president kept this country out of
war. have met many who like my
self voted for Roosevelt four years
ago because Of the Progressive plat
form, but who now are mighty glad
Wilson was elected and will vote to
keep him in the White House four
years more.
don't attach any importance to
the betting odds favoring Hughes.
On form the odds would be that way
if the bettors think the Progressives
are back in the G. o. P. camp. But
gamblers know no more about what
the people are going to do than the
professional politicians do.
1 wonder how some of the German
Americans figure themselves hostile
to Wilson, when they see the NUM-
ton manufacturers and the Wall
street interests that wanted this
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

@alter 9tnuciman, GrGitbent Der
SanOelsbOrIc, NIT einer Gcbe, in Der
CT anf Die NUttpenbigfcit Biuuies, mod
udbrenb Der 9auer oes aricgeS Wtnf.
uabmcu 5u ergreifen, Die eS 9entIdD.
lnu6 num0glidD MAIDEN wiirOen, nadD
0em 5rieOenSIdJlnf einen 6Gnbels.
trieq gcgcn GuglanS sn fiibren.
rIIlcs ipridjt Oafiir," iagte CT nntcr
anoercm, rSaf SentidJlauO bod ben
pirtidJnftlihen 9rnf anierer SlOfaOe
5n ipiircu bcginnt. Die NaJruugs-
mittelpDrrGte ncBmeu a6, iuabrenb
bic unIercn Fetig luafieu. 8enn audi
unIere Nnsfubr gefallen, nniere Sin
fnbr a6er geitiesen lit, rnbt bod Die
mirtifaftlide StGrfe GnglanOs anf 10
fciter 8rnuolnge, Oak mir ben Druid
6eHcr ans5uGaltCn berm0geu ais Die
2entralmGdlte."
Is Nmerifaner in RcrttO ermorOet.
Gl EaiO, ScTas, IL. San. - Sed)-
sebn TremOc, meiiteus 9Imerifaner,
iiuO onf Der Heiie ppn Gbibunbna nadJ
etner iueitlid) BON oort gclCgcnen Ntt.
ne BON merifuniid)en &Gnbiten er.
IdDOiien tuDrbeu. 8eamte Der be factO
Garran5a Ne9ieruRg baben bic Rad.
ridt beitGttgt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
SransportIdiff Der glaiicrten nit
Sruppcn scricnft.

Berlin, OrabtlOS nod Sngbillc, 10
San. - Nie ans SOnitautinOpel gc
melOct iutrO, ipnrDe bel ocm 9iif5nl
Scr brittIden nno fraus0iiiden Strcit
frafte bOn Der Spite Der 0aIbiniej
0nIlipOii Elm nit Srnppcu gcfiilltes
SranspOrtidiff Der gllliiertcn Der
Ienft. 9ie 9epeife ans SunitantinO
pei Bat fOlgenben @Ortlant:
cg8ic Die MiQi.9gcntnr fcititellt
trafen Die Sriifen bret Sage lang gOr
bereitnngeu fir ben glu9riff anf BIZ
griten unS iSransOien. 9as Grgeb
mis- lit iett nod utdJt bDllig befnnnt
9lle Stellungen oes 5einOes bel SeO
Sul gnbr unb Sefe Surnn lpnrbeu
hon ben Siirfen 6eIebt nno nemn &c
idiibc marSen erbentet. Sirf;lde Ir
tiIlerie uerienfte Elm feinblihcs Grams
portidDiff, bas nit SOIbaten gefiiai
iuar. Sine angebenre Sente iumrbc ge
mad)t. Sin tiirfiIdes Slugseug idiot
bci Sc0bul gahr cinen feinblifeu
Goppeloefer beritnter."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
,,GOnarb VII" aeht tnter.

GOnOOu, 10. San. - Die Infiins
Oigung Der glSmiralitGt iiber ben I'm
tergang bes SdJtffeS fat fOlgenOen
@prtlnnt:
Seincr @ajeitGt Sdiff SDnia
Gopnro VII. itief auf cine Brine,
SnfoIge bes 6eftigen SeegangeS muf'
tc Oas sfiff berlaHen >uerOen nub
ianf furs Saranf. Die N1nnnihaft
lpnroc pbnc @erlnit on WeuIhenle6cn
pOn bem SdJiff beruuter gcnDmmen,
9tHr 5iuei Wann lunrbeu berlebt."
rG6uig Gbparb VII" mar eiu
Sfl!ufJtidjiff pun 1886 SOnnen, iei'
ne 8ciatnng beitanb unS ~ MGnn
Soften $S,0O0,000.
9lus Chatham iuirb Der 9ailp MniI
gemelbct, Saf Elm 3ug NIT Den 8eret
tcten MannId1afteu Oe3 geInnfener
Sdlndti6iffcs oS6uig GbiuarS VII.
am SOuntag bort aufam.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

Simmons, Ebomo3, Gillmon 8iG.
lan15, Smith s9tri3onu - 10.
GepubIifaner: 8ronOegee, Gotrou,
9tIingbunt, Dupont, 6au, Sor0ing,
2ooge, 9telion Sliper, Hage, Boint.
ocrter, Gotpnieno, Ba0Sport - 10.
Die fOlgenben SenatOren iueigerten
iidJ, Die geiuiiuidte Ansfnnft 81 &c.
ben:
Gemofrateu: gib1rit, @efnon,
GIorfe- e-4rfanIa8, 9uropif, GDerman,
Bittnon, Sbeppor6, SouIsburp,
Smitb sWarpIano, Stone, Sponion,
ReiDlono5, 8roulioro, See, Morttn,
8beIon, Ron8oeQ, UNDERWOOD - 18.
GepubIifaner: @orob, Gtopp,
GIart.8Donrtng, Colt, Gunmtn8,
@ronna, Wtc2eon, 8eefs, Sltber.
LAMB - 9.
0tebrere Senatoren neirten, bob
Iih Die 9unoe8regierung nit elmer
8ornung begniigen fonrte, ooB aber
ouf oos geht, nfrieolihe &anoelS.
ififfe irgeno elmer gtotio1t" 5u BE-.
riiben, nidt Ber5iht geleiItet mer6en
iollte.
8egen @affenuusfubr.
Senut. - Senator Gun1ntins,
Soma, Iegte Getitionen bon 19 Ser
einigungeu ieineS Stoates oor, Die
ben 9ongreB oufforoern Die 8affen.
ausfubr 5u peibieten
Saus. - abgeor0neter Sbofle'
forh, DfiiIorri, beidrpLrtete IN lat.
gerer geoe gerbot ser 8offenausfubr
uno iproh eegen Webrriiltltngen. 3u.
glei6 belt er, trosoem er fran5oiild.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

Die orei bnmnls nod neittralen Snl.
fanitaatcn 8rtedpenlanO, gnlgarten
unS 9inm1uien ausibcn.
9ImitcrOam, iiber GOnbun, 10. San.
-Ils GeinItat einer befttgen SdladJt
babeu Die GnglGubcr nub SSran5DIen
Scboul &abr inter gruRen &erlniteu
u1llig gerdnmt, ipie ans Spnitanttnu'
pei bcridtet toiro. Die 8alltpOli
Snlbiniel lit jett bun 6einNcu gcIGu.
bert.
2pnhon, 10. Snu. - Sc iuiro anti
lid befannt gemnd)t, bah bic b6llige
HGnmnng Der Salbiniel gallipOli er'
fUlgreidD OurdDgefiibrt tuuroe. 8enc'
raj Cir SbnrIes YtunrO bcrtdDtet nadJ
oieier amtlidJen GrflGrnng, Oak nnr
elm britiIder SDIbat Deriunnbct nno
inter Den Tran5Oien gar feline &crlu'
ite at Dcr5eidnen maren; OaR allc Sc
idDiibe gerettet murScn init InsnnbmC
nOn II ausgcbranften, bic in Stiife
geiprcngt iunrben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
9ar0auellen Snmpagne flGgiif
ccid,citcrt.

GOnbOn, 10. San. - Mit Ser cnbs
aiiItigen 9tGnm,tug Der 8aatpoliD
SaIbinIcI ourd) Die Sriten uuo Jran.
suIcm 1T cine 9ampNgne sn Gnbe gc'
langt, bic nit Der Grtpartaug anf cine
enOgiltige Gntiheibnng bes 6rieges
etngeleitct luuroc. Sa1tIenOe iiber
SnnIcnbe oerlprcn bas Qe6eu bci oem
&crindj, auf tii7fiIdcm 8Oben 5n Ian
ben uno in ben GGmpfen. guferoem
mnrOc cine glnsa6l BON grURen nnO
flcincn AriegsId)iffcn Der Illiterteu
nericnft, ais Te Die 9iiite bombarbiers
ten. Der militGriIde Sanpt5iuef Der
aampagne, Die am IA. 5ebrnar 1914
be0nnn, mar bic Giannbme DOn Som
Itantinppel nno bic Gr6ffnune bes
Sospprus, nm ben GnHen Die Snrds
fa6rt fiir bic Mnnnbme bon @affen
nno Runitiun unb ben @eg fir ben
GrpOrt TON 8etreiOe ans Gnflauo 81
ermGglidcn. 9mrdl einen GrfuI9
f1tte Gnqlnn6 cine SnnaiiOn Der Siir-
fen in Gappten Elm fir ale Mal Oers
binbert nub iid) Die Serridaft geit.
dJert. Gulitiid) iOlltc Der eriuartetc
Sicg cine nudoriiflifc 8irfung auf
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
,, ,ltncinncGmbnrc Stcllun9" Ser MUl
tcncarincr cinQcnDmmcn.

tcnegrtncr eln9cnDttmcn.
GunOun, II. Gan. - 9lebulid) iuie
Scrbien gcbt es anIdetnenS WIontcs
negro. Ter lang OOrberettetc Oiters
rcidDiidJe 9lu9riff enOete NIT Der Sin
nahmc OUn Wunnt GUDccn, Der itarfen
nnb fir nneinncbmbar gebaltcnen Rps
iitiou Der WOntencgrtner, Sciterrel.
dJiIfe Srie9SidJiffc unb Die SanoHcn
puu Sort GnttarO in &erblnOung NIT
6etGnbenocn 8asangriffen bradDten
ben Sieg sutucge. 8ihtigc aiiiten-
pnntte iiuo MIN itnrf beoroBt. Sm
Often pnr>en bic NUntcncgriner Nns
&crNne CetuOrfcu.
Berlin, braBtlOS nafl SagOtIle, II.
,{an. - Rad ben an maRge6eu0er
Stcle bOrgcuommenen SdDdbungen
meroen bic Soften Der Oeritnglitdten
0arooncllcn=GrpebitiOn Der 9llltierten
Obnc bic &erlnltc an aricgs- nnO an
ocrcn Sdtffen Nnf runD 81, ,OOO,'
600 OeranidDlagt.
Die 3nperiidt, Saf Die expedition
Elm GrfOlg iein luerbe, mar 10 groR,
Oaf iih GnGlanb, 5rantreidl mno
HnRlnnO bereits in Die SOntrOlle BON
SOnitantinopel nnb bic 3t0ilOcriuals
tnng Der rcrobertcn cnrOpdiiden
Sarfci" getsilt bntten. Gs iii befunnt,
baf lett benz gfOnat Ipril iiber 1000
alliierte 3iuiIbeamte anf WfuOrOs
meilten, um rIOfort nadJ Dem Tall bOn
SOnitantinOpcl" an Die Nrbeit geBen
5n fDnnen.
g8aIbiuatun, IL. San. - 8rnf d.
8crnitOrff bate nit StaatsiefretGr
2aniiug cincn ucNe tptdJttge ltntcrrcs
Omng. Gs mnrOc angeOertet, baf cs
iid) nm cnOgiiltigc Scileeuug Scs Gns
ittoninfalles HanOle.
IS berrid,t bic allgemcine gunaG-
ME bpr, bnf cs ME in Grfabrnng &C.
bradlt iucrOen ipirS, meldler 9tatiOna-
.litGt Oas ltntericeboUt (?) tuar, ONs
angeblid Die rBeritar tn ben 0rnnO
bObrte.
Inter Sem SterncnbannCr.
8oitnn, -. Sun. - Der britiIdle
Tampfcr yGitp Of 2incoln" lit bentc
nit einem ucrtuDllcu Sarge bOE
Santidut, 3inn nnb Del bier eingc'
truffen. NadD ben @ngabCn Der Sc"
inRunq hattie er i'm Otittclmecr Die
amerifauiIdlc Ilaggc gebiRt. 9lmdj
Der Name bes Tampfers mar teilmclic
ocaubert uOr0cn, 10 OaR nnr OG5
y y2incOln" ftdjtbnr blieb. Die Off
aicrc beS Sdiffes uei9ertcn iidl, Otcic
9lngabcu at beitGttgen.
8riten Dcridmnpft iiber 8aibingtOn.
2OnOpn, II. San. - llebcr Die DE
gelnng Der SauhbOOt 8untruOerie
5mtifjen 9eutidIanO nnS ben &erct.
nigten Stanten Ifreibt Der oGpening
StanoorO":
yGs beift, ouR 9lmerifa nnS
9eutidjlano ipieoer Saienfrennoe
in0. limb GngIano iOQ upd)malS an
gerempcIt lucrOcn, rucil es iidj rim Die
nmertfaniidDcn &ricgsprDfitc eims
miIdt." 8eun Die britiidc Gegte-
rnng uirflid Sas britiIfe &Olt bar
iteQt, baum tuirO 8aIbingtOn BON bic.
Ier Seite beS atlantiiden C5eans eiuls
&c frGftige @abrbeiten 5u bOren be-
fommen."
Sritiider Sanbelsfrieg gesen 9entidls
lanO.
2OnOOn, IL. San. - Segeiitertelt
&eifaQ fanb i'm t6ans Der 0emeincH
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
SritiIhcS Scer bel SntselsNmara
nmSingelt.

Berlin, 0rabtlOs nadJ Sabbille, 10.
San. - 9as brttiIdJs Seer bel Sut.el.
Slmara, WeIOpptamien, lit, luie Der
lle6eriee Ratrtftcnagentnr ans Son.
itanttnUpel gemclOet luirb, bon Den
Siirfeu bDllig rm5inselt luOrbcn. 9ie
Siirfeu, 10 bciRt es, finS bis su ben
6auptDerteiOigun9Sitellen Der 8riteu
OOrgeOrunecu. Die britiIdje Sanpt'
armee in WcIOpOtanien befinbet iidj
uuf bem Hiifsnge. SSn Sut.clsgmarn
uurbcn 10000 Rann snriifgelaiieu,
nm ben Hiifsng 5rt Oefen,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
GnglGuoer bcrlieren bei eincm In'
ariff 5000 Wann.

glmItcrOam, ii6er 2OnOOn, 10. San,
- GuoliIdDe GtreitfrGffe, Die au9cb.
lif) sur &critdrtnug Der britiIden
Srnppen nndD aut-els9Imara am 81.
girls 9eidlidt unrOcn, ba6en bel einem
9lngriff anf tiirfiiate SteltHngen bci
SbcifSaio mebr ais 5000 Mann ner.
lOren, iuic cine bnl6nmtlide bier ans
GonitnntinOpcI etngctrOffeue Niel'
Omng teiagt. Ter Ingriff mnrOe 5n.
riifgeidllagen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

Elm gnti6IuB, peI6er Der Siour 6olls
n BreBF Observation-Disclosures ber-
urIndt. - Ob oieIer @ntihluB Der
beioen Senotoren eigenem @eredttg.
feit8gefiibI entiprong, ooer oem 0rluF
0eS Siio Gofoto Stoot8oerbonOes, Der
II: bteier Sinitdt erergiI6 DorItellt3
bleibe ooingeiteIlt. - Senator
6. @. S5obnIon bon Siio 0ofota, 0fit-
gIieo 0e5 &omitee8 fir 0as fSrauen-
itinnre6t -2lmen0ement, l1tter3ei6ne.
te ou6 nidt Die @inberi6tung 5ugurs
item BON 5rouenItimmre6t.
q 8
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
9reifig SenatOren bofiir, ban &c.
niitung ton Sdiffen elmer frieg-
fIbrenoeu Radlt nerbpten ipir0.
% bngegen, q nneutidlOiien.
fSiir hns geplante @er6ut.

9emofroten: 8onfbeao, Clifton.
6letfer, Sore, Stttcod, SpbuIor,
sib 9afota, 9ern, 2one, Martine,
WDers, S,@ormon Spen Robin.
ion Sbofrotb, Smith, Soutb Caro-
lima; Smith, Georgia; Sbompion
GorOomon, 8aIib, SuIting - 20.
9fepub[ifoner: Curtin. 8auinger
S9Sones, aenpon, Mcguntber, Wtorris
Sbertnan, Sinoot, SterliEg, Sil
SafDta; 8orfs - 10.
Be9en ben &orihlag.
9emofraten: Chamberlain, e5ames
Sobnion, Waine; Reeo, Sbielos.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

ibottii6er g(bfunft lit, cine gI0u3enoe
2obreoe ouf Die 4metifaner oellti6cr
2Ibtunft.
9lller gOraRsitdDt uad) mirb es bai
Der 6ritiiher 3nong8uus6ebung,
IeIbIt menn iie iih ntr ouf llnoerbei-
rutete eritreft, al elmer ernIten &riie
fonmen. Die 8orIaqe lit i'm Borlas
nent ihon in eriter 2eiuug nit 403
.gegen 105 Stinlmen angenommen
moroen, porou8 man i6lieBen tunn,
ooB Iie ouh enogitItig ongenommen
miro. 2lber oann fon1nt NIT Der Ius.
fiibrung au6 erit Die S6nierigfeit.
Utit Ser oereinigten Ir6eiteridoft ge.
gen TidL fam ENGLAND Die 3nangS.
auSbebung, Die ibn boh1ttpabrihei1t'
lid ernite innere llnrllben briugelt
miiroe, foun gefpoItiom tpagen. gLQe
QppeQe on Den Batriotisntl1S Der ar-
better baben 10 melt nidtS geniibt uno
meroen ouh meifer nt6ts rtitben 8o5
bat beion0ers ser Jog. Mrnitionsmt-
niiter 2lopb George erfohren, ben
1un fir oen formenoen Mann Gng-
Lambs hielt uno Der oaroufbin oelt ar.
beitern in beionoers bepegten 8ortel1
0ie Scot 6es 2onoes fhiloerte. Die
sSoIge mar, baB er fih bei ben arbei.
tern i'm b0diten @rabe miBliebig ge-
'moht but. sic tpolleu eben nid]ts bon
Der 9totluge boren neiI ite, nod allen
2iigen, oie man linen bisber ollfgcs
tiiht bat, ni6t baran glaitben.
(Soipa Heform.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13
eS>,t11ter br,tT!

llnuebmbar gebatene 6ei TT MOutego eingeOmnn - lebe
$4,000 ruiide Neue CIT be1arabfer 8ren5e.- GoparO V
etn $8OOOOOO 4rebreaonOugbt nnege9angen - 9euld)e
Sfentpe tnt gSeIten. - Nete brttde NteDerlage.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

giIion lit Ieiner g8ieoerlpobI ge.
piB.
Gr meint - uno oa8 lit beIonoer5
6urofteriltiih fir i'm - obne oa3
beutIhe @otum fertig 5u weroen.
Die repnblifaniIfje Eartei fann eS
abcr nid)t. Gle brnudJt bic amerifGs
ner bcntIdlcr glbfnnft ebenio notmen-
big, tpie cine 3ettlng 2eier baben
Inu1B. Den ouiierten 9emofrntelt
mag e8 ouh, Ielbit obne oo8 Ocltid]e
I6emofrotiide 8otltm, gelingen, 8i(.
ion gum 5lpeiten MoI 81 ertDdblcn
lrno tamit @iIIonS Derb6ngni8bollen
&ur8 3u ir0oiiieren, ober 0en olliters
ten Republitonern miirbe ser Sieg II.
der periogt lein, Denn oaS 0eutIde
8otum 5eriplittert pdre. 8enn leBs
terer 6ou eintrGte, Damn pdre 0ie5
ebenio perbdngniSboQ, aIs menn Die
glmerifaner 0el1ti6er Ibfunft cine
pro-oeutide Gortet Qriinoen noIlten.
Sin prOsamerifaniider GrGitbent-
mnf nnIcr Mottu bel Der naditen
8abl Icin, tno ntht Elm prosbrittider
8rQit0ert, Inn oie Srdune zines GaI.
negie reip. oe8 perltorbenen llngefro1ts
ten aonigS bon SiiosNfrtfa, Gecil
Rbooes, ipobr 51 MAIDEN un0 Die 8elt
inter oa8 S8epter ser Ne-llniteO
IStotes (@n9lano uno Imerifn) gu
iteQen, 5un1 ungIid fir oeutIde &ul.
t1r uno oeutide 8eoanfensricbt1ng,
gum l1ngIiid fir Die gor8e 8elt.
Fro-anerifanii6e republitantife
9rdiioentl6oft8 8anoiooten per6en
|bringeroer benn ie ertpiinift.
lleber 6en poIitii6en aub6elntito0el
I'M Stoate Sii0 9ofota IN ndhIter
Rummer. 9oh nolen mir beute ihon
unlerer 8erltgtullng gluS6rud geber,
ooB Die beioen Senatoren bon Siio
0afota, Sterling uno Sobnion, iih
fir Elm @eieb ouseeiprohen babet,
BOB amerifaner niht auf Sdiffen
friegfiibrenoer 4arteien reiien lollen,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-13

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ibottiider 9(bfunft lit, cine gGGn8enoe
2obreoe ouf Die &metitoner oeuti6cr
Qlbfunft.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
McMillan-Henry.
war -

On Wednesday evening, at the home
of the brides parents at Renno, the
marriage of Miss Annie Lou Mcmillan
and DR.. B. H. Henry of Whitmire, was
solemnized, the Rev. Mr.. Murray Of
Kinards being the officiating minister.
The dainty little bower girls were
Virginia and Elizabeth Adair, of this
place, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y,
rsdair. Just preceding the ceremony
Miss Susie Owings very sweetly sang
Il Love You Truly," being accompa-
MED on the piano by Miss Susie Simp-
son. The wedding march was played
by Miss Susie Owings and the bridal
party entered in the following order:
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan, sister Of the
bride, and Mr.. Cooper of Whitmire and
Miss Elizabeth Henry, sister Of the
groom. and Mr.. Gillian of Whitmire
The gride and groom then entered and
took their stand, the bride being un-
usually beautiful, wearing gown OF
crepe meteor with silver trimmings
and carried an armful of bride roses.
The bridesmaids were attractively at
tired in pink and carried bouquets OF
pink carnations. During the evening,
after the ceremony had been concluded,
refreshments were served. Misses Sal
lie Bell Mcmillan and Lizzie Ruth Da-
wilson gracefully presided at the punch
bowl. The brides register was presid-
ed over by Miss Essie Davidson. The
guests were met at the door by Mrs.
w. A. Galloway.
Immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Henry came to Clinton to
spend a few days with the grooms
parents.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Mcmillan of Renno, and
is q most charming and attractive Wo-
man. She is popular with all her as
sociates and by her sweetness and
gentleness she has won admiration and
retained many friends. The groom is
native of this city, but is at present
located at Whitmire, where as young
physician, he is enjoying splendid
practice, and is held in high esteem
nv all who know him. The wedding
was attended by a large number of
friends and relatives from this place.
Clinton Chronicle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
POpe-AnderSOn.

Of great interest to friends in New
berry and other sections of South Caro-
lima was the marriage Wednesday
evening of Miss Sarah Strother Pope
and MIR. Paul E. Anderson The we'd
ding took place at the residence of the
brides friend, Mrs. Andrew j. S. Lang
ford, where she has made her home. for
the past five years. 1t was wedding
characterized for its beauty and SIM
plicity, and was witnessed only by rela-
tives and most intimate friends.
Decorations prevailed throughout the
home, introducing color scheme Of
green and white.
A beautiful improyised altar was ar
ranged in the large bow window OF the
living room. This was built of tall
palms and ferns and lighted with white
candles, while just over the place
where the bride and groom stood was
large bow of white maline.
At the appointed time the Rev. E. V.
Babb, pastor of the Baptist church, en-
tered and took MS place at the inn
provised altar. Then the bride and
groom entered and most impressive
marriage service followed.
After the ceremony a salad course.
ollowed by a sweet course, was served.
The bride was attired in beautiful
grown of robin blue crepe meFeor with
coral trimmings, with all accessories
to match. The gifts were among the
most beautiful ever seen in Newberry,
attesting the popularity of the couple.
Mrs. Anderson is one of the most
popular and loved young ladies of this
section, having wide CIRCLE of friends
and relatives. sne is niece of the
late Chief Justice Y. J. Pope. Mr.. An
derson also has host of friends and
is very successful merchant of New
berry, the manager of tl.e Anderson
Dry Goods company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-07
His Only Guide.

The distinguished and Well-beloved
bishop of a certain State is so absent
minded that his family is always ap-
prehensive for his welfare when he is
away from them.
Not long ago, while making jour
ney by rail, the bishop was unable to
find his ticket when the conductor
asked for it.
Never mind, bisnop," said the con-
ductor, who knew MIN we'll, "I'll get 1t
on my second round"
However, when the conductor passed
through the car, the ticket was still
missing.
ooh, we'll, bishop, it will be all right
if you never find il" the conductor as
sured him.
"No, it won't, my friend contra
dicted the bishop. GIVE got to find
tnat ticket. IrBant to know where I'm
going.''- Youths Companion.