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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

V eg e t a Bile Com
pound l feel like a
new woman. l al
ways had a headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and he at
1aS hes. Now | am
in better health
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

To feel strong, have good appe-
tite and digestion, sleep soundly
and enjoy life, use Burdock Blood
Bitters, the family system tonic.
Price $1.00.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

For baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore
throat, Grandma's lameness-D
Thomas Eclectic Oil-the house
hold remedy. csc and soc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

THE BEST medicine you can take
Il to rid yourself of humors and
clear your complexion, is Hoods Sar-
saparills -it'p also THE CHEAPEST.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and constipation eakens
the whole system Doan's Regulets
case per box) act mildly on the
liver and bowels. At all drug stores.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10
HEAT FLASHES,
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
During Change of Life.

Richmond, Va. -"After taking
seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10
Mr.. w enf.And- Guilt
Here's Mr.. Gets III
The New Plan Corn Cure That's as
Sure as the Rising Sun.

eGlad to meat you" says the. razor
TO the corn. "Ill bleed for you'll" says
the corn to the razor. Razors ana
Corns love each other. Corns love 10
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

IooD'S sarsaparilla is the medi.
y i cine for impure blood, eruptions
weakness and general debility -
positively and absolutely CURES,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10
sewbv. O Why, Did Do Its sGets-If
SHr Me After This-If 1 Liver

&SWhY. ~ Wnyt Aiu DV
for Me After This--If l Livew
be cut, picked, rouged. salved. plas,
tered and jerked OUT e. ~ they "a grew grew
II realize it now,--they use Gets It"
insteadits the ns %9rde fdIs 4 stdps
noin You apply 1t in sec
end + dries Sstb IT To Stick tR' to '9 the
stoclginp or press on the corn. 1t
might to 4op plS Ssndin sai Yoa
uiggers. ra sTna1l err shoes Your corns
viii viii come right off, "clean as a whlss-
de" Never inflames. healthy nesn.
The worlds biggest selling, corn cure.
&c ets-It" is sold by druggists every
where, csc bottle, or sent direct py
ID. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. III.
Sold in Abilene and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by Troup & Leonard and G. %.
Northcraft & Co., j. M. Gleissner 4
Son.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-10

Doing business as Union Electric
Company. Plaintiff.
By Hurd q Hurd. his attorneys. st
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
0%lattOcntidcr @erecn."

Die Wiitglie0er 0es ASIottoeuti6en
gereens~ batten lid 5ur Suli Ser.
ialnniltHg aAsnu6msmeiie retbt 5ahl.
reid eingefun0en. 3mei Sobne oes
.Deyitorbenen ShaBmeiiters oes Ser
Gins, 0es @errn 9tltg. Sdntibt, muir
Den ais Ntitglieoer oitfqenommen,
uno 3por iino es Die Serren 8ili
mo Gouoro Sdmiot. Ser dlteite
Gobn oes Gobiugei6ieoeneit 9lliguIt
Shni0t, IieB lid ais Mtitglico Dor
i@Iogen. @ei oieier @eriommIlng
muroe Elm Allsidlg nod Dem 2ai0.
iibe Oes @errn 5eltberlid geplant.
g}ah Grleoigung Der iiblid)en @e.
id6ftc idloB Der Scrr @oriibcnoe.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
8a,ar iu1 December.

Som a. bis 8. DECEMBER 8. s. lin
oct inn yGlo Wtaionic Gempel", Ste
uno 5-Str. N.-M., elm groBer 9o5ar
Itott, oeiien @rge6nis Ben arnlelt
@ittmen uno @aiien 9eutidlonoS
uno Oelterrei6 : llngarns 5uioaen
Ioa. 9as fir oieien gnluB e%rnannte
&omite lit 6ereits fleiBig an Der Dir
belt un0 Die 8orbereitungen MAIDEN
CUTE 6orti6ritte. Sreiwiaige, Die ID.
re @ilfe Der gutenS aAe anbieten mol
len, m0sen ii6 beim aomite meloen.
8oriiterin oeS 4omites lit 6raa S.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
Nentidcr aricncr6nnS.

Nm Iebteu Montog, Ben "a. SltIi,
battle Ger oeutide &ricger6nno leinc
monotliNe &erlammltnq III @arl
@onmeI9 @olc. @orptmom &orl
@eltrid iii6rte oaS @omuman0o uno
6elomebcl hilbert &inobener bciorg
tc oas @rntofoa. IS muroe bei6Ioi.
ieL ON eriten Sonutog i'm apggit
Elm 4icnic ob5uboltet. Srelmoe, 0ie
0oran feilnc1mlen moleu, iu60en iid)
bel ben Samero0en erflnOigei.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
Sphseitsalufen

Sim porigen Montag I6enO, ben
"a. Suli, reifte Serr 8ernbarO
5diiBe ser permitmeten Srau 8eIiie
N~oatprigbt, 1913 8 Str. CD. Die
@ano 5lm ebeli6en 8unOe. Der fei-
erlifen 8eremonie mobnte ein gro
Ser @eripanoten uno 8efonntenfreiS
Bel. 6rGulein 2orette g. Chapman,
cine g9ihte ser 8raut, ipielte &oben-
qrin's Sod3eitsmarid, begleitet bon
s. 9. Senoerlon auf oem&ornett llno
@. s. Mfeblfelo altf Dem Srontbone.
gtab Dem feierIiden Site Der Sra1=
una muroen @%rfriidungen lerbiert.
Braun uno @rGutigom mllroen BON
Den @aiten nit @liidmiinihen iiber=
idittct. 8is ipGt IN oie Nadt binein
blieben Sic @Gite beiiamnen. Inter
ben @dIten lob man folgenoe 9amen
uno Serren: Mar &rolts, S. 9. SEN
0erion, Srau 90. Q. @eas, $. ..
@infler, g. s. MteblfeIt unO 6rau;
Srau s.. geelion 9ooeD; 6rau .Weit-
dea, SRI. &ebecca GbapnlotL SEER
nno Srau 81. $. Gpion, Sri. @aarp
0e9osfp aus Baltimore, &eD uno
Srqu gSm. $. GamieD Der Die Sroll=
llng OeS @oares noll5og; Sri. W}arg.
linO 9libe &amiep, Sri. Soa @. gsel-
ion, Gohter oes Senators ytelion,
Srou @milp $. Sntoib, 6rau Sennie
@arries &eeo, beioe linO S6neltern
oes 8ii1ofs Mt. &. Sarries bon Sa=
pan; 9. Bernard <sf, @m. gon
geeB; Sreo. gfedepeg, Gomono 9.
Chapman garl $. 8raab; S. 9.
Bennett, Supt. Der Central Union
M9iliion, Serr 2ongborne BON Gana-
90; Sianc g. Chapman SRI. Beatrice
uno @enniece 8oatmriebt, Ser uno
Srau Soc O.. Sarriion S6mager II.
S6D1gerin Der 8raut.
@ir miniden Dem 8rartpaar I'M
Iere ber5li6fte Graduation.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
Mcmiefeitcn ans Colonial gea6 nnO
&irginiN.

&icle unierer @di6inqtoner 6alten
ii6 mGbren0 pes SommerS in Colo
NAL Bead ooer Gir9inin olf. llnie-
re bieiigen Gages6ldtter bringen nidjt
biele Neiiiqfeiten olts ienen @egen-
Den. @enu es ben @ai6in9tonern
oarum 81 tlri iii, oiele Neuiafeiteu
bon BORT 81 erbalten, 10 m0gen iie iid
folgen0es @lott 6eiteQen: ugSeitmore=
lano Sllquirer". 0ieies Ylott or
ideint jeoen 6reita9 uno miro in So
loniol 9ead) perGffentlidt. Sd6rcS-
preis $t.00.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
GinoelamOt.
zimmerman II, Soribog anf Der
Idruarsen Cite.
WeebrIer sen yIe0nIenr !

Wcebrter Ser Ge0oteurl
Sim 10. SSltli mllroe Dem amerifa-
niiden 8olfe in idnnmtliden Saqes-
b(Gttern sic elite iener amerifanil6en
3irmen porqelegt, Die bon ENGLAND
oltf Sic i6morSe 2iite geiebt muroen.
llnter oieIen u9pfern" 3Gblt ni6t nur
lniere 6irmo. ion0ern aud jeoerGin-
8elne unierer @eieql6ofter, neil mir
iiniere. felt As So6reu 6eitebenben,
leb6often uno freunOidoftli6en Ve-
5iebun9cn 3u ben Gentralmddten,
trob oeS &rieqeS meiter alfre6t err
bnlten bo6en.
gSir ieben ms nun 1nleren ltn5ub4
liqen 6reun0en in ben G~ereinigter
Staaten qegenii6er iiir Derpllihtet
ciMc Grtldrunq ob5uge6en 0omit IL
bon unS oireft b0reft, pie mir Die &c.
gen ms pcrhdngte Strafe alfne9mer
uno inicre Neaie6unaen 5u Den Gen.
trolmddten, in 3rfnnit peiterfiibrcr
moaen.
&ir bringen oemna6 unlerer
Nreunoen 3ur Genntnis, ooB unlert
~6is6erigen 9eitrebungen, I'M Snte.
rcIie Ser Gentrnlmdhte tGtiq 81 lein
in unteidrGnftem MaBe fortgeiebi
peroen, un6efiimmert nm Die Mi
moterieQen 8erluiten Derfniipften
8olgen BON onOerer Seitel gfi6tS
miro nnS o6ihreden f0nnen, nniere
maitqebenoite 8ropoganoa fiir Die
eritfloiligen g(nlaQemertc 0es 9eltt-
iden &eid)es uno Der Selterrei1-lln-
goriiGen Monardie, iort5uieben, INN
nod groBere Grfoige 81 er0ielen. &ir
f0nnen nidlt umbin, nnierer ueber-
8eli9ung 9(usorild 81t geben, Dab Die
Gentrolmdhte sic Spnipat6ien niGt
MIR , zines jeoen 0eutidgeiinnten,
ionoern all6 zines jeoen @eredtoen-
fenoen Dol(auf perOienen.
Snoem mir fin Ier0ffentlidung
oieIer grflGrung i'm 8oralts Oerbino-
li6It oanfen, begriiBen mir Sic
ais Sbre ergebenen
3immermannu. s OF b a ..
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
26il6clm 1ca llntcrititHngs-Weicll
Idl0ft,

PIN porigen Moutog, ben "a. Silli
periaumelten iidb oie gtitQlie0er Der
g8ilbelm Gel llnteritiIblnlgs @eiell
ihait in &orl Sdrmuels @ale, 1922
4o. 9lpe. q. ". sur iibltd6ea monot.
liGen Si6lna. SEER Scarf @9olf
filbrte oos ErdiiOiunl uiO @crr saul
@ohiHmio periob oos Mint oes Gro
tofolluntcn. Die W}itglieoer Oieicr
neuen @eieaiNoft morcn re6t 3oDl.
reid eridienen. gtohoem Die oorlie
getOen6}eiN1fte erle0igt morebi6loB
Der 8rdli0ent Die Siblng. Sin D}it
glieo iDltr0e oufgcnoninten.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
ugSaihinatpn sanaer6nnbu.

@Gbreno Ser Monate Sui ltno PHI
quit foQen sic @eiongitunoeu oes
S1nger6unos olls. Die Singer Der
iammeln ii6 oo9egen je0en Mittmoh
9lben0 OH einent fiiblen 0rte, mo-
iclbit iie Elm &ieo6en iinoen, 0omit
bic &e6len nidt %berroiten. Som 1.
September an iinOen Die @elong.
itunoen pie0er 5ur gemobnliden 3eit
itatt.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
THE BLACKLIST
By JAN VAN NELrHps.
(special.co rrespondence)

1t is impossible to believe that any
American. no matter what his extrac-
ton may be, if he have a single drop
Of red blood in his veins, should have
read without burning indignation the
publication of the British blacklist.
A foreign government-the very gov
ernment against which, the American
people have twice risen in war and from
which on two more occasions we should
have exacted bloody vengeance if it had
not submitted to our just demands be-
fore war was declared-the British gov
ernment insolently undertakes to legis-
late for American citizens and to direct
them regarding the persons with
whom they may trade in the products
Of their industry
H an American undertakes to sell
goods to a citizen Of Chile who happens
10 have sold goods to Germany he will
not thereafter be permitted to buy from
an English firm. Or il thereafter he
should attempt to buy from an Argen-
tinian he may expect to be told Sorry,
but we can sell you nothing, for if we
did we should also be put on the Brit
ISL Blacklist"
No doubt the next step will be for
England to say to Americans IF you
do any business with those of your
fellow-citizens whom we have put on
our list you will also be prohibited from
dealing with any British subject, and
any American or. citizen Of any other
country who thereafter deals with you
will also be prohibited"
After that will, presumably, come an
order in Council prohibiting all Ameri-
cans from reading German books or
papers or any publication mot approved
BY the British censor, on pain Of being
prohibited from trading with British
subjects and all n%eutrals who wish to
trade with British subjects.
All this would be entirely within The
reason which the British government
gives for its present boycott. For sub
stantially that excuse amounts to no
more than this: We are at war with
Germany and its allies. In that war we
shall use every means we deem calcu-
lated to %injure II enemy. If any per-
son., firm, or nation refuses to help us
in doing so we shall compel their assist
ance. We do not recognize neutrals.
Have the American people lost lis
sclf-respect to such an extent that it is
willing to submit to their humiliation ?
Are VIC a subject country, like Portu-
gal, that must cover under the leash
Of its master?
Have Washington, Jackson, Grant
and Cleveland, those ancient foes and
conquerors of Great Britain, never
lived?
Has America forgotten Saratoga,
Yorktown, New Orleans, the Geneva
Arbitration, and the Venezuela Mes
sage?
What ought TO be the punishment
Of a President who dares to refuse the
demand Of every true American that the
u~surpation and insult Of Great Britain
be resisted to the utmost? Who dares
to mock the patriotic Indignation Of
the people by inquiries and protests
and evasions and weasel words, until
Great Britain has gained her point and
the brand Of shame has been indelibly
impressed upon the escutcheon Of the
Republic?
The Constitution of the United States
provides the means to deal with a Presi-
dent thus recreant to his duties: I'M
mr. A nTTNrrArHN,
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
&lCine GtaOtncnigfciten

-Qlm boriqen SomStag ben y.
cyilIt, neritarb pl6bli6 in ieiner @obs
nitna, 1915 Rbooe SSlonO Npe. gt.-
50, Serr &obert 81. 4ietid I'M 30.
2ebensjabre. @r mar geraoc I'M Se.
ariffe, lid ms @eiMdft ST be9eben,
uls i'm ser 500 ereilte. SEER 8ietld)
mar i'm 8irtsbuuie Der @ebr. Wftller,
6 uno Ia. Ctr. oneciteQt. Gr bill-
terl6Bt cine g8ittme nn0 EN- &llio.
Ser @erItorbene NOR IN Oeutldlaiio
aeboren, fum aber ldon olS StllaDe
nof g[merifo. Sin gruOer beS @err1t
9ietlh oient in ser oe1ttiben Nrr1ee.
Cine qroBe g(bteilung bon 6rolt-
enredtterimnen i%tattete Rrdlioe1lt
Billion cinen Geiu6 ob. Die 9an1en
erfun0iqten lid bel ibnL mie er iid)
5um Syrouenitiumredt ltelle. Der
8raIt0ent CAB ibneh icOo6 feline ot-
refte Antport, lonoeru ltellte mr.
GraQen al tie. @eim &erlaiien oes
98ciBcn &auies idienen Die 6ralien=
rehtIerinnen redt boffnun9sDoa 81
iein. @s fommt ibnen gon5 beIon-
Oers Oorauf an sit milien, OF Su9beS
p0er g8ilIon ouf isser Settle ltebt.
Gem 8egiinitiger ibrer Sadie iperoei1
lie oann ibre Stimme obgebcn.
-9lm nnrioen sSreitaq Qaben Der
@rditOent un0 ieine @enablin 600
8oltmeiitcrrt Oeren 6rolten uno SO
mullen all Gbren cine @ortenpartie hi
MeiBen Sorie. Die @GIte marldier-
ten BON Goleigb Sotel in @araoe
gum @eiBen &auie. 0o8 W}arine=
Srdeiter beiorgte Die Wiuiif. Gen
8elu1ern murOen Grfriidungen Ter
Diert. 9eim .Gmpfang unterltiibtell
Ben @~raiioenten unb Satin feline
Godter, sri. @lorgdrete @iliort To-
ME ser @enerolpotmeilter, Serr
8urIeion ulo SSrou.
Sic &in0erIdbmulf8 greiit lang
iom Inn iid. Sbidon Die eill5elnen
Sale nibts 81 furdten laiien, 10 mltB
man bod groBe Goriidt iiben. Or.
sSoipIer, Der an ser Spite Der Abtei-
lung fir Observation-Disclosures lteDt,
gibt ii6 ser Soffnltng bin, Dab ldnlt-
Iide @atienten geneien mer0en. gl-
lem Mnihein nod miro Die &rnnfbeit
~nid]t melt UNI iid greifen.
Ger Gictor @rmaner, Sobn Oes
befannten SefretGrs oeS Sanger6lta-
0es, beg @errn y. 8ranner, beflnoet
1id gegenpdrtig in Ganlp 9romaD I'M
gilpof. @or einigen Su9en ipnroe
Der brape NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonn
&orporal gum Sergennten Ourd) Oos
hieiige &riegSminiiterium %beforoert.
45opo 9rouner lit boderfrelt iiber
Den Grfolg ieines Sobnes inl 0ienlte
Oes @pttes Wars.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
.Sdiua6cu @crciu".

Scr Shiuoben &ereiu bot icine
mouotli6e &erlommIimg ON Dies
tao, ben 1. Auouit in @p @GBuloniS
@oac. 705 Siebeute Str. % &. oil
Ic liio gebeteu, omuelenO at ieiu.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

Trcitnn, scr Il. SmIi 1916.

@rofelinr $. Giafu, BON Ger Uni
periit0t BON Eofio, erfIdrte in eincut
Snterpielp, 0oB, foas 9Rerifo nit Sen
Scr. Staoter in eilien &rieg gerotell
lollte. lSopon 4}crifo rmbeOingtc Sill
fe leiiten miiroe. &rofeiior 0iofn De.
5ei6nete Oieies SunO ais cine @efabr
fiir @}erifo unO Siiomterifa. 9eit
Aulerifauern mirit er lleberbeblung
un0 Stol5 Dor.
&on Ocnt &oaQ fonruf Elm 8eri6t
0uB iih Sic ScI6imorOe IN Berlin
I'm eiit beoeIitcH0eS mebren. Die
8erIiner 8Idtter, bciBt cs I'M 8erid)
te. Oeri1meigen oft Die lAredlihen
Eroq10ien .-GS lit Dod] iolloerbor,
oaB nur in Berlin iolAe Oirge bor-
faaen. 9(it8gerednet Berlin bat 70
oiele SeI6itmoroe 8t uer3eiNneit. Sr
2onopn mo @ari8 miro fpoGI. chip
Ilite Stiac berrihen. Die lei6tlebi-
Gen 6ri3oien miiiien sic reiniten On
aeI fem.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

9inobodL 1920 8. ctr. R..8., &c.
fretdrin lit 6rau Or. Sd, AZ 9(oam
Ctr. N.-@. @aben uno Spenoen
fiir ben 8o5ar meroen nit groBtem
Dante angenommen. Seoermann bel
fe mad &rdften nit.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

G6riltian .GuuOer's nniibertroffe-
nes Eager BON Oireft impprtiertcn
&6cim- 'nnO Moicllueiucm. 900 Ute
Straie N.-N.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
MlOntaa, Sen "a. SnIi 1916:

SSn 2onoon lit man entriiitet iiber
0as megeu Der 8riefpoltfontroDerle
geitellte Gerlangen ser Ser. Staaten.
9ton fnrll BORT 0ltrNaus ,rfidt oen
gon Deriteben, mt Dem @aibington
aim @enugtulng nadirtdt. Sn1 bic
iigcn StaatS0cpartment traf cine glrt
Nntlport bon england Elm; 0od) I'M
iere yiegierung 1T oomit Our9alls
nic1t 5ltfrie0engeltelH.
General Gorrdn5a bat peri9ieoene
ieiner Generate bon i9ren @oiten ab-
berufen. @eneral Grcpiilo, Ser bis
onbin Die nlerifonii9en Gruppen in
G6iDuabua b~efebligte lit nod Der
Sta0t W1erifo periebt moroett. Sem
9tahfolger lit General @erraro, Der
Den Seer. Stnaten nur1a1ls nidt
rcrnOli9 geiinnt lit. sSil bieiigen
Regierung5treiien bat mon sic 9ta@=
rid)t reht peIliniitiid auigenommen.
Sieustas, ben rs. SnIi 1916;
Gas oelitide @an0els- unteriee6oot
nGeutiNlonO~, Oas I'M Safen bon
Baltimore Dor 9lnfer Iiegt madt iei-
ne legten 8orbereitangen 5ur Abreiie.
Der Wtiiiionar fir oelttihe Ginipan-
oerer in Baltimore, SEER Otto 9(pit,
belt ON 0lonta9 einen @ottes0ienIt
fiir Die Geiabung oes llnterieebootes.
am Abeno 0esielben Cages talt1te
oas Boot balls inter.
@eneralanpolt Sir 6reocrit
bot DEM irii6en 6iibrer &oger Ga
cement oas Nppellotionsreht bermei=
CERT G 8ii10fe, 90 @urlomentsnlit.
glieOer iotpie 81 onoere pi1tige Ser
ionIi4feiten baben Yetitionen einge-
reidt. Ser Bopit bat ebeenfols iein
9eites fiir ben Derltrteiltan iriiAen
9atrioten beriudt. Sails allies fell
.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

Die f%einiten Salami mnO Gerbelat.
iuiirite limb 5n babeu bel
ya5lers,
532 Center. nHO Is &iggs Marft.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

Ghriitiau fanber's mniibertrefflr
DIES Eager DOn 30 eiHbeimiiGen iin6
importierteH @bisties. 909 Ute Str,
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
NOnuersta9, Oen Y. Snli 1916:

Gin un6efonnter britii1er areltoer
iAli6 iidt in Der glaft bon Dienstag
auf Wfittpo6 in Die Gbeiapeafe @ap,
peridmon0 aber 6alO Oorauf mo
nabnl g~hlfentbalt binter Der 8rei-
Meilen- Gone. 0as britiide Sdiff
martete gelpiB drf 0os llnterieeboot
0Oelti6lano".
General Garran5a crfldrte einelil
acknowledgements gegeuii6er,
oaB oie Shmierigfeiten 3mii6en Sen
Ser. Stoofen unO Merifo piel lei6ter
beleitigt lperoen fonnten, ipenn oie
omeritaniiden Eruppen 5lriidge8o-
gen miiroen. Dor @iua, iagte er, ba-
be ct feline 5ur6t.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
i6ldat muB ser Inn iein 2auo mobl-
peroiente @tann iein 2e6en laIien.
MittiuOdJ, Sen 26. Snli 1916:

MittiuOdJ, BEN 26. Snli 1916:
gaad Ser Nniidt uno Ser lleber8eu-
gung Der geuti6en MilitGrfritifer
iuerOen Die 9laiierten ni6t imItonoe
ieirL ii6er 8eronne binalts bpr8ltorin-
Gen. Die bier 10 oft nit groBen 9uf-
ibriften Derfiinoeten Siege Der 9(ai-
ierten iino MIR e~ingebiloete &irnge-
lpinnlte. Sn 0elti6lano Itie6t man
Der SffeniiDe Der GngIdnoer itno
6ran5oien gang rltbig 81. @alo miro.
eS gum 3~uiammenbru6 Ser Seinoe
fonmell.
Die .Saifii6e nebmen iib jcst sic
5reibeit beralts, unieren Sliiiien Ell.
men 8eiu6 ab5uitatten. Sogar inn
Fotpmac mill man oieie uMeni6en-
frelier" geieben baben. Ginige Ser
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
Samstaa, scr %. Snli:


9ns StootSomt ri@tete ali sic eng
liide 9%fcgieutuQ bic Outrage morum
gGpiile omeritonii6e 6irulcu ollf ei-
ncr englii9en 0ro6liite 8(ab 0efun-
Ocn bdtter. ~ltliiere &egierulQ miro
Die goil5e AnQeIe9enbeit elmer Itriftcn
llnteriu6ung itnter5ic9en uno eng
IanO megen ieiner &onolilng8meiie
8ur &erantportltng 5ie6en.
Die neue ShiffsDorlage mltroe I'M
Senate nit groBer StimmenmeDrbeit
mgepommen. Die oltsgeieBte Gum
Be bctrGgt 315,S26,S43 Collars. A
0reo0nougbt8 uu0 So anoere &riegs.
i6iffe peri6ie0ener &otegprien foaen
in Den nG1biten Orei Sabren qebnrt
iperoell. Sonlit miro oie ~anerifani-
lda &riegsflotte redlt beoeuteno 3u-
ne1pien. gas S1iiitungsbrpqrapnl
Per aoninil9atioa lfaat cute Sort
SOnntag, ben %. Suits
9etti6e 9trtilerie uiodlte in Der
f%G)rifte.
4icaroie einen beftigen augriff ouf
sic britiih frdn3oiHde 6ront. Der
Seine mitrOe babel 3uriidgemorfen.
Die 6ran8oien 9eben iel6it 5lt, oaB fie
Dor Dem angreifenoen 5ein0e meiden
nulBten. 9lifti6iffc lobmen eben-
faIi$ Qft 0teienl &utlDfe tcil. eiuidp
oaDon iollen Berunter geboIt moroen
fem.
Sci Der &%iiitunqs GaroOe on %.
Sui in Son 6ranciscn ereignete iidl
Cit troitrigcr @orfoll. 9(n elmer bon
elmer oi6ten Meni6enmenge beiebteil
StraBenede e~rpIooierte tpd6reno ser
&araOe cine @ombe. Bier @erionen
lpurDen oui Der 5tcae get0tet nab
ren0 Al auoere Meni6en nit Scr
lDunoluagen Oaoonfamen .Wtan nimmt
ofl Dab 4narbilten Die Grploiton
6eiorgt boben.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

icneif iino oieien Meerrngebeuern
bereits 3um Gpfer gefaaen.
aA Nc totn
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-31
where Rev. Madsen will continue his

where Rev. Madsen will continue his
education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murray of Roch-
ester were callers at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
lott Wednesday. Mr.. Murray made
the trip from Rochester to Sank Cen
tire in their Hupmobile. The family
returned to that city Friday.
Frank Lent, Craig Wl.cox and II.
Judas left Saturday morning for
points in North Dakota. They start
ed on the trip in the Lent Cadillac but
how far this method of travel contin-
ued is unknown at this writing. The
boys expect to work on the Judas
threshing machine which has recently
been shipped.
The Farmers Club will hold its
monthly meeting Friday evening. A
speaker from Morris is to be on the
grounds to give the audience some
new ideas relating to agricultural
problems. This meeting is to be the
best of all, and every one is expected
to be present.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-08-31
COUNTRY NEWS T:
ITEMS FROM LIVE CORES
PONDENTS OF RURAL 1
COMMUNITIES
n y y y y y y y y y y II y y y y u
= WESTPORT n

Mrs. Kay went to Sank Centre Mon
day.
o. Tipler shipped a car of stock on
Monday.
Mrs. Buchholz went to st. Cloud on
Monday morning.
Frank Brown of Glenwood was in
Westport Saturday.
Leonard Grindy, who has been very
ill, is now convalescent.
Mr.. Van transacted business in Du-
luth several days last week.
Mrs. Geery of Willmar is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ]. Hoff, Jr.
Miss Alma Bishop was the week
end guest of Miss Cecil Kinsella.
T. Brown returned home from
Grand Forks the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Thoen and their
guests motored to Brooten Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Bowman spent We'd
nesday with relatives in Sank Cen
tire.
Mrs. M. Lorenz of st. Cloud was
transacting business in Westport last
week.
Messrs. Sittko and R. Lee and
their ladies motored to Sank Rapids
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Welsh of Royalton is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greaves of Mortified
were the guests finer sister, Mrs.
Kay and husband.
J. A. Osborne has accepted a posi-
ton with the Farmers Elevator Co.,
at Williams, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooton of Everett,
Wash, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Titpler last week.
Mrs. Frank Beal of Glenwood spent
several days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frederick.
Miss Edith Honnold went to Sioux
City, Iowa, Sunday where she expects
to- spend her vacation with her aunt.
Mr.. O'Brien of Duluth was the
week end guest of his brother and
wife at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Thoen
Miss Canaan of Starbuck was in
Westport Saturday. She is one of
the new teachers and was looking up
boarding place.
Mrs. Ray Beal, who has been visit
ing in Westport, was called home by
the serious accident to her husband,
which occurred last Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Cass of Spokane, Wash,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cass for the past six
weeks, left for her home Thursday
morning.