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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Sic sroke SHeniiubemesmns.

Sfapere Sample iteben ben oeut.
iden Gruppen IN gelgieu beoor. d.
GugIdnoer baben Elm groBe5 Seer sn'
iammense5ogen I'm I'M 8crein nut
ben Sran5oien gelgien 6uriid3uer'
obern unb aud in 9euti6l1no ein5u'
ortngen. 9teie gepeguug Lore Iber-
aus geiabrIi9, penn tie uIeid6eitiJ
nit Der groBen ruiiii6en Sfienitpe
begonnen bate. 9as lit cher nidjt
sei6eben. Die gisentbimli9teit in
Der STRENGTHENING Der Aliirten, Dug
lie gu feiner 3eit wabreno oieies &rie,
ges permoft 6aben, einen gleid5eiti'
gen angriii Don allen Seiten gu peg
anitalten, mar ein fur Die 8erbiinbe.
ten botlt gliifli6er llmitanb, Der ii9
jebt p~ieberbolt. Die enslh9sfran5Oiis
ide Gfieniipe, anitatt gIeit5eitig nit
Der ruiiihen 81 beginnen, tritt etit
eig, nnhoem Der ruiiiide Soritob a6.
gei1lasen lit. Sn 6olge oeIien mir0
aud Der SbIae, Der Don 5lanoern
aus geiiibrt meroen ioQ, nidt pernid.
tend iein, aber ifmere Sample mer.
ben nitJt a~usbleiben. @em nu6 oie
4ngabe Der e%nglanber, oab lie a Mi..
lionen Wlann in gereitid1ft babeIt,
lGderlid iibertrieben lit, bari nlnr
bod Sugeiteber, Dap lie ein iebr gro'
pes Seer an9eiammelt baber, bas I'M
8erein nit ben fran5oiiiten Sruppen
in Der Gage lit, g~eleeentlid,e grfolge
gu erringen, 5iintal aut fir Die artir.
leriitiihe @orbereitung, Die IN Oieiem
cine iolt mihtige Noqe ipielt,
in nmfangreibiter @eife Gorge &c.
Doroen lit. @erubigt fam
NON jeoof iiber ben fdIieBlifen gu&-
gang fem. 9ie 9eutifen in 9elgicE
hoben ni6t geidIofen. sic baben baS
gauge 2anb IN cine Setting erften
Ranaes perpanoelt. Ro3 miIit1ri-
I6e aunit uno 8iienidoft permaJ,
1T getbon nnr6er, Inn ben norriiden-
ben Seinb in ioIher @eiie arf5ubal-
.erL bag err jeben GOD gooens tbeuer
,rfaufen mlb. @enn mon bebentt,
peI6 groBes @ebiet Der 3einb SIT
,urtifreiten Dot, ebe err an Die bent
DE @ren5e gelangen f5nnte, 10 bari
nan bebaupten, bdB er fi6 bers
,lutet baben miro, ebe err nur eincn
oes @ebiets i'm @efis bat,
,as err erobern miiBte, nm ans 3:1
u aeIanaer. Gs 1T ~notbpenoia. iif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Wsnn bic 3eiten pieber ii.
mas rubiger sepprben iinb. bub biz
9ebanten bes amerifonii9 den Bottles
ni9t pSaig pum SGbeleeraFel in
Iuipru6 genommen iinb, pirb es dm
plabe Iein, bic georobung Der ameris
tanii6en prebfreibeit burh ben Ron:
greB in Grfpdguns gu Sieben uno bic
geeianeten S6ritte gu tbur, bab Die
rpibtig'te @prmlsfebung eines freien
Staates, bic in Der Prsbfreibeit bts
itebt. nid)t babin Idypinbet. Die Ser
fafune bat omar auf Setret6en Setter
ipns Defenders fir bic PreBfreilsIt
geforgt, aber in benz republitaniiden
amerita peritebt mar ii6 e6enio gut
oarauT, ME in benz autotratiiGen
Rublanp bic 8erfahung gu umgebm.
Sas lit bur6 cine Qn5abl Geiese Re.
tpertftellist poroen, pelbe ben guus
o~esbebOroen cine D~eitgebenDe &ontrole
iiber ben 3eitungspetianot burh bic
Bolt gepdbren. Oa in bieism rGums
lid 70 ausgebebnteu Qanoe Der 9eltanp
Der 3eitunsen an ben PoitperIanbt ges
6unben lit, 10 lit es leidt gu peritsfsn,
ME bic prebfreibeit ii6 untergrdben
inoem mar 3eitungen alIsrlei
8prI6riften in bieiem @erianbt unter
pirft, 70 bab lire griiten3 gGn3Iia
BON Der 9nabe Der gunbesbebDrben
lbbGngig 1T unb oieie hire 4norbnun:
len ben 3eitunsen seeeriiber nit Rlds
i6t barauf t~reffen, pb tie Der 4ominis
tration freuHbli6 ober feinbli6 gegcns
iberiteben. Die guten 3eituugen be:
.pmmen 3uderbrob unb Die b6fen Sci,
pelde ben prGiibenten fritz
iren, betommen bic 9etti6e. Gs 1T
'ffenbdr, bdb inter iolden umitGnben
,ie preHe ni6t frei iein fan. Ter
Sort" u~nferer 5rei6eiten, bas S6srs
,u~nbesgerift, bat o0lIts perfagt, Gies
es fabt bic Ioft als einen pripaten
auf, Der feline eigenen geoins
.uneen porf6reiben lam. Sn Soige
'efen mug bic Dffentli6e Meinuns
i6 beim aonsreb CUR 9eltung brins
en-, bamit bic Sauptfdule Der Bolts
reibeiter, bic 9rebfretbeit, nt6t ums
rpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
etertliAfettsberid)f.

snrab @iltiee. 80 Sartpea slpe .
B~ebirnitJlng.
Gbmunb aittreoqe, SO, 1911
BaiIingtcn ape., Ser5Ieiben.
5teb. Sin, 34t Git 3. StraBc,
grtmfen.
2mira gicc, 55. 6o15 Wain glue.,
Nierenleinen.
Catherine Sporfel, o. 2505 &eIt
McDlidcn ape., 3iermleiben.
elIia Ratbfamp. 70. 1887 GrDcr
ghe., gltarsidni1fe.
Sinae sSobit, rs, 42t5 stetc.
sfpe,, Ser5Ieiben.
Mnrn Weingartner, 40, 1887 Stint
straBe, SuitrcbrenemtSiinbma.
Soiepb @eIp, 81, 1880 Stint Ctr
,SerBleiben.
@ilbeiminn Ttcs. IS, 227 Maa.
ncIia 5trai,e, Magenfrebs.
CLARA @arihnI, 80, 1854 Somil.
I'm Ipe., Ser5tIappcnfebler
Gbriitine Seitfantp, 10, 1920 @if.
Jelm ape., arebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Wah Werife 1tnferutas.

glnf Der Eiirhiahrt mad, Der met.
faniifer @ren3e fanlen eeiiern In bier
Sonberjiieen WiIi5truppen aus 6cnn
Siieu, IN eritcr 9ilie aiis Hep Ser.
iep, bier bitrd,. Die 8iiae bieltcn in
Srn Ransirboien IN l~lnocrcliif MIR
scra6e lang geniig an, nm ueiic nd.
~icrporrGtbe fir bic aofanpfipen elm.
nehuteit ,i fonten itnb lei bteier %.
!egenbeit tmlrben bic burd,fabrenocii
@iIi5er pom biciigen aameraben be.
arii6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
SOuncrstas, ben 20. Saini 1916.
Sebt III au6 @DuD. SObnion,

SeBt III aud @ouD. Sobnion.
Der BrpsrsFipfte Der p~rogreHipen. gu
Sugbes iibereegansen. Tamit III Die
stnlgfeit in Der republitanifden partei
p0nis bereeitellt. IN bab iie nit per
,inten arGfteR ben aumpf sesen Nilz
ion uufnebmen fam. Dieter bate
feline @rpdblune DOR pier Sabren Der
burd &poiepelt berpOrgeruisnen SpGlz
tIng in Der republituniiden partei gu
baHten. Ra6 Seritelung Der
Ginigteit. lit nidt erii6tli6. mo.
rauf WiliOn feline Soffnuusen aui Gr=
Fpls nod itiiBen t0nnte, benn feline Gel
itungen finb ii9erlid ni6t angetbaa,
bas @olt gu begeiitern. !Sauptid6Iid)
beitanben tie oarin, cine grobe alaTe
pon 9iirsern auf Die uHperanttports
litite Weiie gu beleiOigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Sn elmer 8e3iebung iii Die
meritauti6e gpiioDe Elm Segen, inbem
iis offeubart, in pel6 tldgli6em 53us
itanbe it'd infer militdrii6er 4pparat
befinbet. Bas mar bariiber lieit, cr>
innert an 6iHeiii6e 3uitdnpe. Hsite>
rel obne BferDe, 9ef6iBe obne Mdnn>
f6aft, 9rigaben nit einem Splbatslt,
beftanD, Der tnapp fir cine aorpordlz
f6aft geniigt, oas lit bas Bib, pas
ii6 Bel Der jssigsn aiitung gegen
Uaerito oarbietet. 8iels m0sen oardn
9efalen finben, neil lie oabur6
ben triegerti6en 9eift nieoerhalten 81
tOnnen glGuben, aber Das lit Elm offenz
tunbieer Srrtbum, tpenn maj beobs
aftst, ME beitdnbig NIT benz SGbel
seraifelt nirb. 4u6 1T es nit Der
frieOlifften GeiiHHIng ni6t unpertin.
bar, Ddb in militdrif6eR 9ingen oui
Sronung gefs6en pirb, oenn, pie es
eimmal in Der Dslt 6eitelt lit, 6Guqt
bic grbaItung bss Jrieosng nift blos
Ron uns, ionbern aud Don unoprsn
ytationen ab. Sn 5olge befen .nub
big gu einem eepifen 9raoe eine mi.
liidrhhe 8ereiti4aft beiteben. 4ber
mas BEL uns iidtbar 1T, tann man
riht Sereitfhaft, ionbern mlr tine
ld6erli6e 9ertpirrung unb lInorbnung
rernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
@erSnbert.

Sic: mertpiirois. Der junss 5err
Fat bod jeben Tag, tpsrn CT bonn
Bureau ~beimgins, ba briiben IN benz
8fumenlaben Elm Sirdabfen fir fee
ne 8railt mitgsnOmmefy felt siniser
53eit sebt er iebo6 poriiber, o6ne Blu
men su taufen; follie am enbe bic
Snridseganaen fein9
gr: CT Diro bait isBt sebeiratbet
baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
@~lsinpidl,er ilnteraisnnas @trtin,

am 4. Stuff feiert obissr Nerein IL
BEN f6on g~slssenen Clifton G,nrieu In
Rsppprt, an. iein ~bitsidbrigts pjenif,
anb tptr iemals an einem Der aus
fliiee bieits @ertins tbeilgeHpmmtn
bal, Ipirb nidi ~psfidumen, aud bitss
maj eineH semiitblitsn Tag nit ben
RheinpidlStrn ~ beriebem Die Nons
mouth Cor brinst bic gsfude birsft
Dor ben neaaneelegien 5efplat. ouf
iDeIdem sin prddtises prcsramm anr
Dur4fiibrung gelanstn pirb. aud
fiir ben iurxren WsRIGsn fpirb rti4.
i9e2abuug bosbaubsn isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

mas Roeer gafement
iaet, baB bic beutf6e Reeieruns Der
Nebelipn in Srlaub gGn5lid fern gez
ftanosn babe, bedt iih nit ben 4niIds
ten, bic mir CUR ;3sit barber ausges
fprohen baben. Die beutfds Regiee
runs tpiirbe p~onitanbig bere6tiet ses
fpefen fem. ben geplaHten @ufftanp sus
allen ardften gu unteritiBen unb mir
be aud 41es eetban babenJ um INN
sum grfolse 81 perbelfen, uber ben
tiihl bentenben WGunsrn i'm oeuts
f9en ariegsratb eri6ien er gu pbans
taitiid. Cir Rpeer Gaiement 1T ridt
BON 0eItffIunb ing unglid seitlr5t
fpprben. 0as bat er lebiglih Ger
@lstunft gu %perbarten, bic unter ben
Yapiersn bes in bieiem 2anbs lpesen
Werlebune Der NeutralttGtssefese per-
hafteteu Wolf Seel eefunben unb oann
fhleunigft an bic brittihe Reeieruilg
getabelt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Waurice n, Elm Defenders
breiiter 8ertreter Der probriten, bat
an bic aongreb=W sitslieDer 3irtulare
ausgei9idt, norm sr cine urterius
dung iiber bic Sbdttgteit oes DeutTae
ameritaHif9en RationaIbunbss pers
lGast, Dem er bofperrGtberiiae Sanoz
Iungen unteriteut. Del guHb lit pol;
lIg einoeritanoen, oab Der aonsreb
enc iol6e unteriu9ung p%eranftdltst.
Or. 9eramer bat lie iogar i9on friiber
~perlanst. Sc III aber ni6t pdbrf6eine
lid baB bic bemotratif9en Mitglieber
benz Griuden 5olge seben tperben, peil
iie einen ihperen Shlag fir WilIon
oordusfeben. Dieter bat, lin bic I'M
teritigung auer 4robriten gu gepins
men, u%usgegeben, baB GENTLE Seutine,
nit pelden bic Mitglieoer beg Ndtio:
.nalbunbs semeint iinc. I'm SntsreiTe
Oeuti6ldnbs Imeriia feinolihe .3ieIs
e~rftreben. 9a Die untsriuhung er,
geben pirbe, oab bieie an:laee jeb>
fpeoer gesrinDung entbebrt unb Die
nemotratif6en Mitgtieber bds poraas
f%uifTen. tperben lie cine ioI6s lnters
iu6ung ni9t berptqigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Benn @arruusa bic sstei

Benn Is orrun5a bic 5reis
sabe unferer in Werito gefaneenen
Solbateu uiht sugeiieht, nil Der grG.
ifbert ibm ipfort ben arieg ertlGren.
Mdrum bieie @ile2 Wir erleibsn nod
ipsit grpbsre HnbilDen bon England II.
mir baben ibm niht ben arieg ertldrt,
foahsrn Ieiitsn ibm iisbsn urSsliaal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

bobsuen< eiimmuns, Der frS1lilsH
aoune unt BEN sOrperIidsn Mo9lbs'
bdaen be Ginssnben unmtitesbdr
,um ausbrud iommt. Duber itimmt
aud Der Spsisniisr NIT Grsubsn BEN
Diditriport BET: .sinse. iDtn' w.
fang segetsni1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
PREPAREDNESS.

This has nothing to do about war.
In fact it concerns one of the most
peaceful of subjects
People of today must be better
prepared educationally than but two
or three decades ago. Then the man
who has passed through the little red
school house was equipped to COM
pete successfully with his fellow
men.
Now the man with only a. grade
school education is at a disadvan-
tage; even high school education
is not all in all sufficient To be
leader he must be university
man.
If you yourself did not have the
advantage of university training
see to it that your children have
1t is the richest heritage you can
leave them. 1t behooves you then
to see that it is comparatively easy
for a determined boy or girl to get
nfSner educatlOn.
How can you do that?
Be prepared-at the next general
election.
Between now and then interview
your legislator; see what he stands
for along the lines of education If
he is narrow minded and insists be-
cause he got along without an edu-
cation everybody should; if he is one
of the men who at the last session
gave the university such niggardly
support that a raise in tuition is
threatened, put a black mark to his
credit and when you vote take him
out of our Legislative halls and send
instead progressive, Intelligent man
who appreciates that what was ade-
Quate in the past is much too little
now.
We. have the richest school fund
of any state and can afford to sup
port our university as it should be
supported. See to- it that the in
stitution does not become rich
mans school with high buttons; en-:
able the poor boy to go as we'll.
If you neglect to send the right
kind Of men to the legislature at the
next session don't be ashamed of the
way they vote on this question. Be
ashamed of yourself for not knowing
in advance how they would vote.
You are more to blame than they if
they err! The poor men didn't have
a higher education and don know
any better.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
HARDWARE STOCK FOR SALE

The undersigned as trustee for Jo-
seph Loisel & Son, Bankrupt, of Clo-
quet, Mimi, offers for sale that GER
tain stock of shelf and heavy hard
ware amounting to $4,000, and fix
lures $4,000, located in Cloquet. The
business is now open and running.
Cloquet is city Of 5000 people en-
joying a rapid growth. First class
opportunity for a continuance of the
business. For full particulars ad-
dress John P. Galbraith, Trustee, 241-
254 Endicott Bldg, St. Paul, MINI.
ADV. 6d327
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
BIRDS.

Now that" spring is here become
a bird enthusiast. Get; bird book
beautiful colored books can be
bought cheap or a. free colored book
let can be had complimentary from
the Minnesota Farm School,.
Every time you go out in the
woods see what new bird you can
discover; write description Of the
warblers you observed. Make a
game OF 1T; see whether you can To-
catecmore different kinds than your
friends; go out often. The advan-
tage will be twofold. You will
learn more about nature and you
will get out into the open oftener.
You will be healthier and happier If
YOU take up this fad and in what
better or prettier place could you
follow this pleasure than in the
beautiful woods of Bemidji?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
STEAMER KENORA TO BE
SOLD UNDER HAMMER

Baudette, Mimi, March 27.-To-
day at Toronto the steamer "Kenora'
and it's smaller sister steamer the
"Agwinde'' owned by the Rainy
River Navigation company, will be
put under the sheriff's hammer tC
satisfy a judgment held by the I'M
perial Bank of Canada. The boats
have been plying between Kenora
Baudette, Rainy River and Fort
Frances. The "Kenora" when built
cost $5O,0O0
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
ELECTION CLERKS
ASK FOR OVERTIME

Hundreds of election clerks work.
ing at the presidential preference
primary March II, were on their toes
today awaiting a decision of the at
torney general as to whether they
will get overtime. Township elec-
ton clerks would have called it a
day at p. M, but owing to the
presidential preference primary had
eral Smith may hand down a deci-
sion this week, it was reported.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
BEM1DJ1 BOosrs

It is a cold day indeed when some
of Bemidji's Give wires" fail to do
a little boosting for their home town.
In fact, the colder the day the bet
ter as they have recently been hav-
ing moving picture show in Cali
fornia exhibit some of the scenes that
occurred there this past winter, and
the people who live where snow and
ice are never seen think it must be
delightful place to ive.-Laporte
News.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
FCLAIM TO HAVE FOUND
FOREIGN AVIATOR STRANDED
(By' United Press)

Monroe, Wis, March 27.-John
Burkhart and Gordon Baltzer stuck
to their story today that they had
found an aviator who talked with a
foreign accent, and who was standed
in a field near Brodhead. Burk-
hart and Baltzer saw the balloon over
this city. They pursued in an auto
mobile. Finally the aircraft came
down. The aviator, the Wisconsin
men say, told them he had been
making night flights over Duluth,
Superior and the Twin Cities.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
FIFTEENTH MINNESOTA
HAS REUNION. IN ST. PAUL
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Mimi, March 27.-
Fighting blood boiled hot today,
when the Fifteenth Minnesota VOL
unteer regiment which participated
in the Spanish-American war, met
in sixteenth annual reunion at the
old capitol.
Activity of these veterans has been
renewed by the Mexican trouble, &C
cording to Ira Peterson, secretary of
the organization, today. The sub
ject will be discussed at some length
by the veterans in. their session to-
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS

The Third Minnesota, like several
other districts in this state, needs q
new congressman, with real patriot.
ism and real intelligence in using
it practically, says the Minneapolis
Journal. From reports received from
Saltwater we are Of the opinion that
the Third district will have a new
congressman after the next election
and he win be Senator George H
Sullivan Of Saltwater. He has the
patriotism and the intelligence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
FARGO POPULATION
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
(By United Press }

Fargo, N. D., March 27.-That
the population of Fargo has increased
3,418 in Is months, is shown in the
city directory circulated today. The
directory places Fargo's population
21,1O2.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
345 STUDENTS IN
BAUDETTE SCHOOL

Baudette, Mimi, March 27.-The
total enrolment of the Baudette
school to date is 345. Actually at
tending is 295. This is 100 per cent
increase over three years ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
USE OLD ONE

Remidji. wants a. new slogan. We
can't sea why they want to discard
the. old one big; Beautiful, Busy
Bemidji Northern News, spooner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27

/ NEW pUBLI0 Ia1A1x.
Open daily. except Sunday, 4 to 6 d,
M. 70 p. n. Sunday. reading room
fonly. J to >. n.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
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X X X fk X x X X ~ x X X ~
x TODAY'S NORTHWEST ODDLY

4
4 1
x st. Paul, MIMI, March -
X 27.-Rubbing sticks may 1
X soon become the worlds |
4 -prtn cipal way of making fire. i
* The price of matches is soar. q
X ing. Soon boxes now selling
- for a penny may be bringing.
x ten cents. This was the dec
X laration today of T. e. Tuck 1
X er, match manufacturer from
X Chicago, who says that of the
X 81 chemicals used in making
X matches, the majority are i'm
X ported from foreign countries
X now at war;
K
k<k< XXX Xxx xxx X
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral homework. Inquire Mrs. G.
M. Torrance, 421 Bemidji Ave.
1927
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five-room cottage on 80
#. lot, 2 blocks from high school
and Central school. Herbert
Wood, 819 America Ave. tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-27

FOR SALE-Corner lots, 50-foot east
front. A bargain if taken at once.
Herbert Wood, $40 America Ave. tt
FOR SALE-Team of horses, weight
1900, 8 yrs. old. SIG 18th street.
= $3.50
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-20
WEDNE SDAY.

The French have cut off the Ger
mans, occupying a salient PROTECTING
toward Vermandovillers, south of thu
Somme, the Berlin war office admits
The Germans made violent artil
lery and infantry attack in the Vos
ges sector of the French front bu
were driven back after penetrating
French trenches, says the Paris wal
Office.
British troops are within two mile:
Of Sores, one of the most importan
towns in the strip of Greek Macedo
MIA, occupied by the Bulgarians shortly
before Rumania entered the war.
In Pennsylvania the troops of Gen
eral Won Falkenhayn are forcing back
the Rumanians rapidly and are close
to the Rumanian border at scme
points. Vienna reports the repulse o
Rumanian attacks in Pennsylvania ant
says the Rumanians are being pursued
into the mountains. Unofficial des
patches from the entente capitals ad
nit that he Rumanians are seriously
menaced.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-20
Public Sale OF
Personal Property

| will offer for sale at the Botkln
Mace two miles south of Monterey
on Monday, Oct. 80, 1916, the
following personal property toWlt:
| full blood Jersey COW, 5 years
old, | full blood jersey bull, s mos.
old; / Durham cow s years old;
! good driving horse, 7 years old;
10 head good young stock sheep;
| Dorset buck, s mos. old; l hog
that will weigh 200 lbs l goat; l
saddle mare, II years old; | top
buggy, nearly new; l set single
buggy harness; l good Wilburn
saddle; 8 riding brides; lot of
halters and collars; 1 patent horse
yoke; / Blackhawk corn shelter; l
potato digger; a lot of carpenter
tools; l buggy pole; pair buggy
shafts; 2 rolls new rag carpet, Is
wards each that has never been cut;
about so yards rag carpet slightlv
used; lot of new home-ma lie rugs.
8 new ed steads; 2 rocking chaiIsJ
6 dining room chairs; 6 setting
chairs; 8 nice lamps; 3 good brass
lanters, safe, l cupboard, 2 look
ing glasses; new heater slower; a
lot of stove pipe; lot of glass jars;
some crooks, 6 five gallon jars; l
five e; on stone cooler with spig-
Of; q lot of new jugs; l wardrobe;
l double barrel shot gun l6 ga; l
scythe; some forks; 5gal. patent
Leader Churn, new; l butter tray;
a lot of nice dishes, about 80 bu.
old corn in ears; ! lady's side sad
die with bride to match, good as
new; ice cream freezer; lot of
glasses and many other things too
tedious to mention.
Terms-On all sums of SIS 90
and under cash will be required,
all sums over five dollars credit
of six mos. will be given without
interest, purchaser to execute ne
gotiable note satisfactorily endors-
ed, payable at the First National
Bank of Highland.
J. Wilbur Botkin
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-20
SUNDAY.

On none of the various battle fronts
in Europe has any material change
taken place Probably the most i'm
portant development is the forced
withdrawal of the Ruman;an troops in
the region of Kronstadt, Fogaras and
Hermanstadt in the face of superior
forces, mainly made up CT Germans.
In the Dobrudja region of Rumania,
the Russians and Rumanians are adj
vancing southwark against the Teu
tonic allies, according to Bucharest.
IN Macedonia, the ccn!e1diDg sizes
have Leen engaged for the most part
in artillery duels. A like condition
prevails on the Austro-Italian front.
On the western front in France, the
British have captured all of the town
of lie Sars, and also made gains north
and northeast of Courcelette and s>uth.
west of Guedeucourt. The Germ9n
have recaptured from the British pc
sitions of trenches that had been taken
from them in the region north Of LIT
sboeufs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-20
MONDAY.

Nine ships are reported to have beer
sunk by a squadron of three Germa
submarines which carried the war int
the west Atlantic, operating south an
southeast of Nantucket lightship. Thu
far, 254 passengers and crews of yes
sells sent to the bottom have been res
cued, most of them by United 5 ate
destroyers. Two of the submarine
are said to be the U-61 and the U-53
the latter being the vessel which pu
into Newport Saturday.
The steamship Gallia, an auxiliar.
cruiser carrying 1000 Serbian an
French soldiers was torpedoed an
sunk on October 4 by a submarine
Thirteen hundred men landed in boat
on the southern coast Of Sardinia, ant
63S are believed to have been lost.
The British report further progress
east of lie Sars, on the Somme. Thu
French report only artillery activities
Petrograd announces that the Rus
slams have broken through the Teu
tonic front in several places in Vol
hynia, east of Vladimer Volinski.