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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

Washington headquarters.
"Akaba is none other than EIOth OF
.hc Old Testament, and Ezion-Geber,
only few miles away, is the point
from which King Solomon sent his
navy, manned with sailors loaned by
King Hiram Cfor the Jews were never
skilled maritime people,. The eX-
petition was bound for Ophir from
which land 42O talents Of gold were
brought to the builder OF the great
temple in Jerusalem.
Dreaded by Sailors.
1.-THE Gulf of Akaba. near the head
Of which the fortified Turkish town is
situated, is the long eastern horn Of
The Red sea, having a width Of from
twelve to seventeen miles, and jutting
uD into Arabia for a distance Of 100
miles, with the Sinai peninsula TO the
west. In ancient times the gulf was
known as Sinus AclaintiCus and was
much dreaded by sailors on account
Of the coral reefs and the sudden
squalls sweeping down from the noun
tains that rise almost pcrDendicnlarly
from the shore to a height of 1000 feet
at some points. The only good harbor
on the gulf is that Of Dahab, The
Golden Port, situated on the western
shore thirty-thrcc miles from the en-
trance
a few miles south Of the town Of
Akaba is the island of Jc2irct Fraun,
on which are to be seen the ruins Of a
castle built in the twelfth century by
Baldwin l. a member Of the House OF
Flanders and the first king Of Jerus-
allen who assumed the title after the
first crusade. His reign was short
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
CHENEY BLANKS
GALATIANS MEN
Pirate SIuggerS Helpless before
SpitbaII Artists Of the
Dodgers.

PITTSBURG, August 19-Pittsburg
was shut out to by tho Brooklyn
Dodgers Friday, Cheney being very
effective in the pinchcs. Harmon was
hit hard in the second inning, the Wis
itors scoring four runs on singles by
McCarty, Cutshaw and Mowrcy,
Bairds error and Millcr's double Two
more runs were scored in the ninth
inning on Olsons base on balls, Mil
ler's single, McCarthy's error and a
sacrifice fly to Schultz at the second
boeo limo Crnrn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

Bradford fought to the last but were
unable to pass the Wheeling efen-
sive at any time.
The trophies won by different play
ers were presented and ended the
eleventh annual tournament.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

Slated for Harmon in ninth.
Brooklyn .......O 4 900 o 30 e
Pittsburg .....,.O 0 % 0 0 90 90
Two base hits-McCarty, Miller,
Hinchman.
Stolen bases-Miller. Cheney
Sacrifice fly. Johnston.
Left on bases-BrookIyn 5, Pitts
burg 9.
First base on Brooklyn l.
Base on balls-Of Cheney 4, off
Harmon 3.
Balk-Cheney
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
HORSE
WINS A RACE
On the Last Day of the Annual
Fair Held in City Of
Petersburg.

PARKERSBURG, Aug. l9-The
West Virginia fair came to close
Friday evening with a good attend
ance. The race results:
2:25 trot, purse $500
Baroness Todd, b. m,
by Baron Bell (Bliz-
zard) .....,..... 2 1 2
Maj. Stout Oh. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

RH F.

Boston ...... 900 100 1O1 o. 0
St. Louis ..0O1 1l0 600 Ia S .
Batteries Rudolph Hughes, Barnes
and Blackburn and Tragessor., Doak
and Gonzales. Ten innings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

Guatemala has this year built 1870
miles of new roadways.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
Games Today.

Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Washington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
IA NATIONAL n
baseball Results
- ANRBIoAN ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
ANR BIoAN

FIRST game
At Chicago R. II. +,
New York ...n. 204 200 O0Q-S 10 o
Chicago ...".l00 600 OO0-1 4
Batteries: Pcrritt and Kochcr and
Kelleher. Prendergast, Brown and
Elliott
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

BatItTIts ANdefsOnI SCNUND, BON
ton and Kocher. Carter, Hendrix and
Elliott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
StdOts an Der untsrsn Gaale.

Die SaaIe bat Bel 0aumbura piels
lei9t ibrsn sliidli9itsn ausenblid,
ibr anmutbiser aauf peripeilt bier in
s0gernbAn 9sbasen. DDS ionIt Dors
ipiegenb ense 9bal bes s5luff.s tpsiist
iih sur janftsn Wlulbe. Bonn Wefien
tommt bic llniirut. Der ftdrtits 3us
flub Der SaaIe, aus elmer Wsinlanbs
idaft bsrab, unb bic Saale ielbft
i6ningt iid in einsm srpBsn 8pgsn
um Zen 9haliaum, fabi bic Gtabi,
bic griinumbreiteis, in SiIber. nimmt
iie sdrtlid, tpis Elm Rlsinob, in ben
arm. Der bsrrlihe @iertburmbdu
bes Domes III Der Wlitielpuntt b.r
2onbihaft, an bersn fernersm Ranbs,
bem 4bfaa Der 6ofebens, bic Ruine
Der @5d0nburg, briiben iirDmabipdrts
bas Salob @oIsd ii9 ssist. Mis
in einem asFsI iit bic Stubt erbaut,
befisn Mdnbe in Iangen Mensn3iieen
perlaufeu.
Der Dom leu1tet In belIsn, fpuns
berpoa abgeituftsn S0nen. Der aalfs
ftein, aus bem er sebnut III, gsb0rt
gu bsn f4Onften Gtoffen, bic Elm 91u<
meiItsr iia fpiinIhen fam. CT III BON
feinem Rorn, an Der llnftrut stbros
Den. tDsib tm Gruubtop NIT ettbtuL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

es banlsn, ipenn ibr pfab bon ben
Dornen. bie ibr bie Jiibe psrlebten,
sereinist ipurbe. Marum iplIfs Tis
5bgsrn unb sipetfeIn2
@n einem Ibenb biint. lie ii9 in sis
nen Sbaipl unb fubr binaus mad
bem Sauie. bas Samari betpObnt
bate.
Of9elalebbin ipartete ieinsrGhlan.
gen bOppsIt sGrtIi4. isitbsm isin Ssrr
bies niht mebr tbun ionnts. DliI
Sf4inlamani. benz 2ieblinse bss Der
itorbenen, belt er funbsnlange Ges
fprG9e; CT flagte benz tlugsn Reptil
Ieinen Sammer. Den S9Iangen 81
gisbe beiats er bos Gema9. iros Der
SriibIinsspdrme, bic braubsn bsrrid,-
ts. 9robs SoI5ideite mari er IN ben
Diem. Der nit ieinem rotbsn Glams
menI4ein bic Stube pbantaitiTth ers
Ieuhtete.
Sn benz 2idt unb in Der @irue
ipurben bic Sbiere boppelt lsbsnois.
sic ipieIten unb 5ii9ten I'M Die
Wette unb 5iinseIten mad ibrsm Juts
ter, bas aus tleinen @Dseln unb aas
nin9en beitanb, bic in 8Gfissn auf
bem Siide itanben unb angiteriiilIt
bin unb Der buf4ten unb ;irptsn.
0i6elalebbin, Der ipeben feline
buntsn Sreunbe fiittern pollts, belt
inns; ieiN feines DIR bate elm Yps
den an Der 9austbir psrnpmmeu.
bos ibm bas Sera eraittsrn ma6te.
Or elite, gu 0ffnen, unb Elm jdber
Gtrabl Isuatete in feinen 9lusen, als
er in Der 0dmmeruns Srsne itebsn
fab.
Gr bssriibts iie nit ssirsu5ten 2lrs
men unO Iub iis Elm. ibm gu foIssn.
Srsne ities leiht unb setpunot Die
iteile Srsppe binalIf; iannts iie bod
bic Ssrtli9teit aus Der 3eit Der
arantbeit 5amari's.
On Der S6pelIe bes S6laneens@es
mates blieb iis aDsernb itsbsn. sic
mo6te bic Reptile nidt leiben; lie
ipuBts, ipie ipunberbar iis Der Srehur
eebOr6ten. Sin 3eifen bes anaben
unb iis oertrO4m ii4 in ibre Sdlupfs
ipinfel.
Si6elalsbbin sins in ieiner ruhissn
Nrt ben ileinen 2ebertOfTer berbei5us
bOlen, ben Srene eenuu tannis. anS
obne bic gldiIe bemerieu gu lpplIen.
bic bel bsFen anblid oes Widb4ens
Waneen iibersos. offnets er ibn. Sn
snslii6sn 8antnOien lag ein gsrmos
gen barIn perboresn.
(S6lub folst)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

an Marearetta slusr, 4S syub on be,
Dsffeite Der GIberon Qlpenue, 12s
Jub 6itlih Der Greitlins glpsnue
So. .425.
prubenos 6. @allolpap an Wiliam
8. gaIIopop. 2.40 9lder 2anb in
Ssttion s In Speamors aoipnfbip, 81.
= 9arrp Sennebaum on GitberSdiff,
25 BEL So iyuB ait Der 0orbfsits Der
Barr Sirabe. 5ipiI6sn 2inn unb Gut.
ter Strabe. (Sieusr $3.50; 81.
emma 8. pirlsp an aatbrpn u.
madaDs, 16 BEL SO Gub an Der Deits
ieite Der Sobn Strabe, (Steuer
81; 81.
Clara 3. grdtpforb II. glnb. an 60.
iepbine Wbitnep, unssfG6r ] 9fder
2anb in Ssttion 10 in Wbiteipatsr
5otDnfbip. 81.
Spiepbine Wbitnep on @meIid
pope, Elm Stiid 2anb in Ssttion 10
in Wfitepater 2oipnfbip. (Steusr
$1.50l; 81.
0a5ib Rlotier on Soc Shiparb,
75 SUB an Der Sitfsite esr- Binton
Roab in Gstiipn % in Wiacrest
Sopnibip, (Sisusr Soc; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

- marie 9 baumbera in
6 Dicago geitorben. Wiit o..
oauern bnben Die 9eiitIfen gbicagos
Ole sii,noe pernommelb Dab Warie
SGallniberg aus oeln Seben geitieoen
lit. Sic mar cine 6efannie oertld]e
SdyouipicIerin, ipeldDe iif) nainentlidl
I'M oas 8oIfstbeater in wiiiIlcrs
Salle nf6 Der aurorn SurribaIle gro.
be Beroienite er1porben bat Sn Ber.
I'm I'M Satire 184S acboreB, giug iie
i'm aIter non 16 sSabren in 9leip yorf
sur giibne. Won Der gtatur nit an.
bergepoB,tliden StinrmitteIn eincm
raliiacn Temperament imo ME Der.
iicgenocm Sumor begnbt, ipurop lic
balo Der 2icblina oes gteip g)orfer
gaibIiflnis, urn ip1ter aid jabreIuRs
IN ghilaoelpbin. St. 9ouis urb CHI
cago gu iuirfen. Sie mar speifellcs
cine fer ieidelteil Spiibretten ibrer
3eit. Seit 1882 IN @bicago an5liiiG
griigbete iie ons III better Grirnering
itebeii0e 'Sd,niiirbergs ShinbIer'its
gcIfsibeater. bns iie pl eiuem OH.
ilerinititllt geItaItcie iirb bas Tie nit
fiinitIeriid)cm grioIg Els gum SATIRE
1895 Ieitete. Sn bieiem Sabre ieierte
lie aud, ibr oreiBigiabrioes aiinitler.
iubildini. sSm Sabre 1896 DerIieb lie
Die gretter, Die Die ggeIt beSeiifcn,
nm lie nie iuieoer 81 betreten. Sn
,ipcitcr Gbe irar tie nit Serrn gsiL
helm arebs iebr gIiiflid, berheirntbet.
HUBER ibm ircuerr Stpei E0dter an
Ibrer gabre.
aIeine Bern edsiung
pWas Fat oeun Sbran wsonne &C.
Teblt, Sraii Wad)harin9-
9ufterienperfaIhuig - bat Den
npttpE s'iaat.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
@runbeisnlttnm .Sppotbeien.
Rsu eingetraeen

| ~ - y 80 . - . hs
Wiaidm 6. Sosb an alpono g. II
g. Co.. $40O.
Miliam 5asin an Robert 8. Put
man. $500.
8ernarbind @oesIing an Souibsrr
Sbio SaOines 9ani &C., $500.
SenrD prottuns an Bertha Waper
$500.
Gbit6 30. groipn an Gunbamsnta
g. unb g. Co., $4,000.
MilIiam 8rosgsr an Cottage @. Ii
6. Co., $4,000.
GjcOrse $. 9ebadt on 5ome Sap'
ings 9ant Co., $1,000.
Georee u. Cohen an bo., S275o.
eftber S6iff an @lpba 9. unb 8
Co., $2250.
RpscOs 3. Grabbs on paul a
Seubbsr, $4,000.
Gilbert s. 9reber an Hortb Spbs
part Q. II. 9. u. Co.. $3.50.
5rant Solbmon an gllice Gilmore,
$4,000.
+ DO. an 5rant ssniOur, $4,000.
DO. an Wforris dangerously, 1925.
Soiepb Ronnebaum an Gertrude
S6mibt. $4,000.
9stilste 9ppotbetem
eugene u. Morssnitsrn on @pollo
g. unb g. Co., S2700.
Soiepb $. 2onneman an Union
Sdpinss g. II. &. Co., $1,000.
2i55ie Weriman an Miami Topns
fbip 9. II. 8. Co., $500.
emma R. Wc2eifd an George q.
Wrigbt. $1,000.
Georee W. Wnptet on 2pndburs
3. unb 6. q. Co., $1,000.
SuIis q. Wliuer an Weftpoob
5omeii.ub Co., $1,000.
gDm. Siratemsper an emma s.
2o6, $700.
9obib alotter an Wm. z. Hienas
Der. 500.
Wtprtle 0oeli9tr an Guarantee De-
poiit Co., $1275.
Secree U. 9oben an Spme Saps
ings gaut Co., $3.50.
Sarrn Ssnnebaum an Bertha
Msper, $1,000.
9lusuit G9mibt on lSenrb o.
Stmibi, $500.
Charles q. Subnts an WtiIforb 3.
unb 9. Co., $45Oo.
emma g. 9. Miller on 8.nj. 6.
DiIfcn, 81
Charles u. Subnie an Columbia
3. unb g. Co., $1,000.
Roia g. 2ibbifon an Central o.
unb 6. 60, $1750.
Wlarearetta 9luer an Sif6man g..
inb 3. Co., $4,000.
Spbn 5afper an Sofepb Z. apte,
1926.
Sofn 8. groo.e an 8. 90. Curtis.
s437.
sborne gaier an emma gatbpap,
$1,000.
@olbis Glanep an Geo. O'Rouri.,
$1,000.
gsora. 80. ReffOrb an pl.aiant Q.
L. 6. Co., $1,000.
DO. an psier 80. Miller. S1150.
gbns. O. Sobannesmsbsr an ais
5sral g. II. g. u. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
81 II 8 r e 6e.

Rifter: Sic itrrb auf Dem Seirt.
tDege bonn 8irtbsbnus bei Dem 3eu.
gen SipfeIbofer iiber Die Sede ge.
itiegen uno ba6en 6eiien9firiidbaiul
DoIlitdnoie eepliinbert = pie famen
Sic oa5u2"
alngefIogter: nSerr 8fidter, i6
batte an Dem betreffenoen abeno Ell.
nen iiberselgeu6en @ortrag iiber ben
Rueen Der begctariiden 2ebenstpeiIe
gebort oas geidnb IN Der erften
gegeiiterltngl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
grmnOsisent6ums llsbertrasHnsen.
Gineinnati, l. glprit.

V ! " ~ - v -
Tyrant Seniour an sJrant 9olbman,
24.S5 gder 2anb In Surbsp 535 in
2lnbsrTon Solpnfbip, (Steusr 81; 81
Die Sbabsmore gart afociatior
an. Charles 6. MoOr,. Got AZ in
G6arIss 6. Rpore's llntsrabtbeiIung
in 2lnbsrIOn sulpnibip, (Steusr
$2); 81.
Dilliam 3. @mitb Il. Qnb. an
Wa1 Smith, 45 bel 1876 SUB on Der
Rorbieite Der 4rlinsion 4psnue in
grlinston Seisbts, (Sieur $2); 81.
emma Rebfpab an Sborne gater,
260 bel 245 GuB an Der Sdibisits bss
9enor pIaee, 245 Jub oftlia Der
Reabins Roab, (steusr So; 81.
Safe 6. Spencer, erecutor. on @ile
liam $. S6par3. q bsi 90 SUB an
Der ROrbisite bss goft Squars, 81
s5ub tpatli6 Der Gin Strabe,
(Stsusr $16); $4,000,
JoIepb s.. 2enneman on Senrp
grOttuns. Is SUB on Der @eiiisits
Der Spring Strabe nDrbIid Der
WOObparb Sirabs, (Steuer $3.50;
81.
Mbrtle 6osIider an George 8. unb
&ate R. 9ebadt, Got go. a unb S6eil
bon Cots l. 2 unb 3 In GIman's
unterabtbeiluns an Der Spring Stras
Be, (Steuer $1.50); 81.
Ssnrp q. G6mibt Il. @nb. an Sos
fepb ROnnebaum, 80 Bel 90 SUB an
Der Iorbisite Der Woobiparb Sirabe,
275 Sub 0ftli6 Der penbleton Stras
Be. (Steuer So; 81.
s. DiLIiam Beng an anbreip
Benz, Got Al in 1bornion 4rder's
llnterabibeiluns in gIepes. 81.
Die 3ipsits RationoI gonf an Gars
rie 6. 0osp.s, 2ots 406 unb 407 IN
Senrh ). S6uIts's erfter 9lbbition su
Deer part. (Stsuer SOC; 81.
DO. an SOfspb WOeIfle, Got 651 in
beriel6en llnterabtbeilung, (Steusr
Soc; 81.
@ittor %. Ssrttpis an Sarrp gase,
2ot 261 in Sisbpoint 1lnterabtbeis
lung, (Steuer 50c); 81.
Warsarst 6. guFa an abam 3.
Bud II. 4nb., Got so in Sdmilion
Gountb Soufs 8lbg. aTn's llnterab.
tbeiluns in SarttpslI, (Stsuer
$1.50); 81.
Gbiparb 6. Gorbss an 4lb.rt s..
Oreber, 80 CUB an Der Sitisite Der
Stettinius 4penue in Spbe part,
(Steuer $4); 81.
9lsn Or. gOpb an arra W. Snps
Der, 10 bei 172 SUB an Der Oitieits
Der Worisn StraBe. nabe Der Obiers
patorp apenus, (Steuer SOC; 81.
Sennis q. Rob an Roie g. 9lbbi.
ION, Got SO in @bits unb Rpb's 4bs
oitiOn su WabiionDill:, (Sisusr
SOC; 81.
gbas. Roettelle an Winidm 8.
Rositele, 5beil BON Got 8 in 8. o.
Ga gopteau's aSbition su Mt. pleas
iant, (Steuer $1.50); 81.
Robert $. putman an Wiliam unb
snbora syusin, 2ptg 68 unb SO In |
8rpois unb gli6oIs' llnierabtbeilung
n Wt. Waibington, (Gisusr sly; 81. |
mbinsas O 4ratuuL psf GbssiH, |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

n
DiarftpIaBes lit Der gaieberbIid aiif
Die TboIitdot nit ibren Silobduiern
ben man BON Der 5erraiie Der gla.
rierfirfe ecnieben fam.
gteben benz groBen Wiarftplns,
ourf Die SdmeeritrnBe nit ibm Der.
bunben, idIiunmett i'm 6rieoen icI.
ner abgejdJieOenbeit Der alte W7nrft.
g2eiter gegeIl slbeno ragt bic Woris
STRIDE, Die Bfarrfirde Der SallorciL
Die als if)onite aird)e Der. Stabt gilt;
bcrii5nrt iino lire StilIptiiren, Don
oenen Sanft 4ailliis am Iubenf)0r
rieueidt Die beoeiltenoiie lit. SSir
iGreiten 5uriif 5iim a2arfte, iiber.
| ihreiten ibn bon Siio nod georb imo
tetreten Die slenlidmieben, cine
giebeireide Gtrabe, in oeren 9ieie,
i'm Hiidolif, Der roibe Ibairm be.
Ifonoers sur @elting fonurtt SSn Der
eroben lllriHitrabe itebt 9dnoels @e.
burtsbdus. SaoleiDdrt5 erbebt iid Die
Grippe Der grjitiitsbauten, Reiioen5,
9om inio @iorfbburg.
Die RefiDen3, bic gllbre4t BON
grnnbenburg UNI 1920 fit iih ers
ridtsn lisb. bat iuenis bon ibrer alien
pro9t in bic @egenfpdri gerettet. Sis
mar banH cine 3eit lang llniperiiidis'
bau, jebt eHtbili lie bds prenin5lals
mllieim. Sbre gBeitmdueru iinteH
fell in sinen Seitenarm Der Sanls.
Sm 0prben bedt iis Der Dom, au4
elns Qeufd0piuna gllbre9ts. gs 1T
bic sbsnalise i6libte prebisitirtc
Der 9ominitansr, bic bur9 einen
ardn3 runber @iebl Elm bureartises
9lusfsben bstam. Sm Jnnern birst
lie StuIptlren eriten Ranses, osrsn
Meiiter 70 unbeiannt iit tpie jensr dis
tsre aiinitier gu Paumburs; isiHs
Qpoiielfisuren 5dblen gum GrObten,
oab bic beuti4e gilbbauertunii seIsIs
itet bat.
lleber ben Dom tpisber baui ii6 81.
WiOribbiirg duf, cine Ruine miitsn in
Der 0robjtobt, nit Ieeren 6eniterbobs
len sur Giaale abiisissnb, nit 9burm
unb aapeue iiber bic 9d6er SaIlss
oufraeenb. Grisbri9 DilNm ".
bat aud bier reiisnb einssgriffsn uro
bic Burg Dor p0llissm abbru6 fes
tuabrt. Der plan Shintels bic Wlos I
riBburs sur llniDeriiiat aussubuaien,
sslansie leibsr ni6t Sur 4usfiibrun5.
Ter Wleiiter tonnie bieie bann an Der
prpmenabe erri9ten, bic bem @erlalf !
ter alten SiabtipGiIe folst. 5isr grlis
ben mir au9 bic 9iife bes beutf9eiien
1ieomeiiiers Robert iSrans.
Die duBsre Stabt un6 ibfs reiGe
Der Gibifenitsin Gideas
porfffden 9lnsebeniens. Der psters.
berg Of biss barf uns heiit. Hidt
fefeln. gs III ettpos fir ben Cons
nsr, fir bic 0o6tisalIsn3eit.
Weit Strabenbabn ober Gernba5n
,uriid na3 Siiben an cine Der i10n'
ten SisIen beg Saaletbois: Meriss
burg, sinii aniierpfals, 9ii@ofsitaot.
ounn SIP elmer Mettiniiaen Rsbsus
Iinie, IN beute 5aubsIss unb Snoas
trieitabt. absr Burg uHb Dom ipabs
rem nod ben GIan3 Der alien Sdgs.
Sie iieben aaf bem S9lcbbsrs ii6er
Der SoaIe = Der Dom NIT fsinen bier
5birmsn auf ben eriten Bid an
Santi Marien in 5aIs semabnsnb,
,od bebeItenb alter. Seine 9diiges
didte ipdbrt bonn Sabre saufeno
,i6 gum gnbe bss ie4sehnten Sabrs
unb mar bann nod MID.
'dna 81 enbe.
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unter @inbern.

rSeute fab id in eirem Sfoiifen.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26

Tor the Pembina High School. Our
three stars all graduate this year and We
shall miss them very much but they will
be helped over many difficulties for they
have learned that success comes by per-
reverence and determination. In con.
clusion the writer wishes to state that
he enjoys immensely seeing young people
win through sterling qualities and the
that came to him last Satur-
day as the Pembina boys proved their
real worth will remain throughout the
years. He shall many years from now
see Robert Wardwell vaulting skyward;
Ryan Booker leaving his competitors
strlnging along far behind as he sprints
down the finish in the mile and half mile
with that eternal pleasant smile, as he
looks over his shoulder and seems to in.
vite the boys behind to hurry on; Eugene
Ryan with those symmetrical and
wonderfully fast legs Of his as he smil-
lngly passes the leading competitor who
had such high hopes of breaking the
tape himself.
The points won by Pembina towns
are as follows: Pemblna "a; st. Thomas
10; Cavalier 8; Drayton 6; Bathgate 3;
Hamilton 3. CHAS. d. CURTIS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26
THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR

The last week has been strenuous
one all along the western front, and
Doth sides claim gains. The first of the
week the French recaptured Fort
Douaumont that was captured by the
Germans at the beginning of the assault
of Verdun. But yesterdays dispatches
indicate that the Germans have again
taken possession of that coveted strong
hold.
The Austrians and Italians have been
engaged in some of the heaviest en-.
counters since the war started, with
slight gains in favor of the Austrians,
as reports would indicate, 1t is claimed
That this offensive move on the part of
the central powers Is to Offset the pro-
missed general assault which the Allies
are supposed to launch the beginning of
June.
Persistant reports are in circulation
that Prince Won Buelow, who is consid-
cred the nearest representative to the
Emperor is on his way to the United
States on q mission of peace. These
rumors have not been confirmed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26
RoosEvELT's PERSONALITY.

The personality Of Col. Roosevelt IL
one OF the remarkable things Of the pro-
sent generation. No man in recent yeass
has made a greater impression on the
American people. While be- has occupi.
ed the high Office Of president and is now
an "ex" neither of these facts have any
thing special to do with him as a person.
His personality impresses both friend or
foe. To republicans, democrats or indie.
pendents Mr.. Roosevelt is somebody
and q somebody that cannot be ignored
by anybody. Once Mr.. Bryan had !
personal following that was perhaps as
great or even greater in numbers than
that Of Nj. Roosevelt, but there is now
no comparison between these two mon
as persons of influence, and power.
President Wilson to-day has strong
following based on his position. and per:
soual character. But large part of the
friendship Tor him is political only. He
has never yet shown any special person
oatCys AuOIO 10 uO1 uuCus ~ 0uyS W
what we call personal magnetism about
the Colonel His distinguishing charac-
teristic is q sort of dy manic force. heis
q big man who is always doing and say
ing something. He is too big to be
ignored by either friend or foe. But
Col Roosevelt is not popular man in
the ordinary sense. There is admiration
amounting to almost awe for his rugged
strength. The spectator looks and fears
with almost the same feelings as when .
great mogul engine passes near him on
the tracks and shakes the whole earth
aud it is because Col Roosevelt is a man
of this sort, We say as We said in the be.
ginning, his personality is one of the
most remarkable things of this genera
ton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-26
County Track Meet.

In giving brief account two weeks
ago in the Pioneer Express of the county
track meet at Walhalla, the writer neg.
lected to mention the efficiency and hos
pitality of Walhalla in holding the meet.
Much credit is due Supt. Mccullough
for the success of the meet. Everything
was in readiness for the prompt begin
ming of the preliminaries at the appoint
ed time. This necissiated lot of work
upon the part of Supt. Mccullough pre-.
vlous to the meet. The people of Wal.
halla furnished dinner and supper to all
contestants and superintendents free.
For this hospitality as chairman of the
in behalf of the schools of the
|county, the writer wishes to thank this
beautiful little city at the base Of the
sPembina mountains.
Items have appeared in the papers
stating that unsportsmanslke treatment
was received upon the grounds as report
ed by Pembina. This was no reflection
upon Walhal1a in any way but probably
referred to the incidence in which one of
the Pembina boys was disqualified in a
race through no fault of his own. Also
in two or three races the Pembina boys
were dissatisfied with the judges de-.
acisions. Now it is very evident that a
Coy cannot run in race and be his own
Judge especially when said race is closely
contested. The writer believes the
judges did their best to be fair in all
cases.
The best way to run our county meets
would be to have complete set of out.
side officials who would enforce the rules
as they 10 at the state meet. But as we
have no fund to hire these officials we
have to run the meet as best we could
and it is true that considerable friction
and i'll feeling developes among the boys
at our county meet but the writer sim
cerely hopes that it is not permanent
but quickly forgotten when the excite
ment and heat of the fray is passed. In
conclusion the writer wishes to go on
record as strongly recommending CON-
plete set of outside officials to run our
county meet if we can possibly plan some
methot whereby we can meet the ex-
penses.
Very Sincerely.
CHAS. D. CURTIS,
Chairman of Committee.