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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31

to Thomas Geohegan at the Holy
Rosary church in Milwaukee, Father
Roach performing the ceremony at s
o'clock Saturday morning, August IS.
They were attended by Miss Ella Re-
gan of Milwaukee and John A. Ma
lone of Baraboo. The bride was gown
ed in white tulle over ivory taffeta,
and carried white roses.
After the ceremony the wedding
party went to Mrs. Gleason's, where
Miss Dolan has been making her
home, and there wedding breakfast
was served. The happy couple then
departed on their wedding trip.
Upon their return they will be at
home to friends at 555 Van Buren,
street, Milwaukee.
For the past year Miss Dolan has
been employed in the Misses Hurley
dressmaking parlors in Milwaukee
but formerly made her home in Bar
! aboo, where she has many friends
who will be glad to see her happily
settled in home of her own, as for
number of years she has been with
out one in this country.
Mr.. Geoghegan is an engineer on
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
and is we'll and favorably known in
Baraboo.
Miss Dolan is we'll known in North
Freedom, having spent several months
here at the Donaghey home a few
years ago.
Grain Burns on Dreifke Farm
Four and one-half stacks of grair
were consumed Monday on the FREQ
Dreifke farm west of here in fire
thought to have started from spari
thrown from the engine of a thresh
!. ing machine.
Miss Eunice Pearson of Glenwoot
has been the guest of Miss Marjorie
Schale for few days. Later she Wis
tied at the Davies home.
Members of the G. A R. and w. r
&C. will go Wednesday to Merrimacl
to picnic on the banks of Lake Wis
cOnsin.
Mrs. Glen Simonds and daughters
Evelyn and Irma, of Baraboo, have
been visiting her aunt, Mrs Eugene
BOnnell, for a few DAYS.
Dan Smith was in town Monday.
Miss Anna Patterson has gone tt
Chenille and Devils Lake to visit hel
sisters, for few days
Miss Elizabeth Luebke of BaraboC
was in town Monday visiting her aunt
Mrs. zimmerman.
Miss Bevelyn Bassett returned or
] Monday to Baraboo
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
LYONS

| School will commence September
II.
! Miss Elizabeth Jones of Baraboo
spent several days with Mrs. Frank
Berkeley.
Helen Pierce visited several days
last week with Mrs. J. B. Southland
The Ladies Social circle had a pic.
mic last Thursday in Hocum's grove
Kathryn Cleveland has returned
from Fairfield, where she visited her
cousin, Marian Wing.
Mrs. ]. A. Harris has gone to Chi
cago and Beloit for few days.
Clarence Nutting of Chenille spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Nutting
Mrs. F. J. Farwell spent day in
Baraboo with her daughter, Mrs. Riel
Plummer
John Dohrety of Chicago is spend
ing his vacation at the J. B. Southland
home
Mrs. Nellie Ludwig has returned
to her home in Beloit.
Oscar Berkens Of Madison was a
caller last week at Mrs. Ida Newell's
From here he went to Reedsburg to
see his mother, Mrs. Louise Berkens.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Newell
and Mrs. Ethel Shiel and children,
the trip being made by automobile.
Rev. E. o. CoontZ of Baraboo con-
Quoted services in Lyons church on
Sunday evening.
Lee Cleveland is having his house
remodeled.
Grant LOOMS has gone to Dakota
to work during harvest.
Mrs. S. Luce and Miss E. Jones Of
Baraboo spent a day with Mrs. w.
w. Culver.
Mrs. Harry Rooms of Baraboo spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
George Howard.
Miss Ellen Tinkham has returned
to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. L. J. Shuts of Delton visited
Mrs. Pearce Sansum last week
Mrs. Fred ]. Farwell is not as well
as usual. The doctor was called to
see her Sunday.
Mrs Ed Watkins and children
spent a few days at the Will Mar
quardt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Meyers of Bar
aboo spent an evening with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Harris.
Mrs. J. B. Southland spent day in
Reedsburg recently.
Mrs Marion Douglas of Baraboo
visited her sister, Mrs. Lee Cleveland.
Miss Ruth Kimban is clerking in
Gerofski's store in Baraboo.
Ireta of Fulton, ILL.,, and Miss Hazel
Mrs. Helen Bogel and daughter
Smith of Thompson, ILL.,, are guests Of |
Miss Margaret Sansum
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schara spent |
a day in Merrimack recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kunce visited
relatives in Merrimack.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
IRONTON

Mrs. Steele and son of KilbourM
were visitors last week at the Hud-
son homes.
Mrs. Compton is at La Vale caring
for Mrs. Clinton Milhbauer and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Costerisan are visiting
their children at Chippewa Falls and
Goodrich.
Francis Byrne, ST., spent Wednes.
day with his friend, Mr.. Warren, at
Willow.
Lyle McNurlin of Minneapolis,
Mimi, shipped several cars of lum.
Der last week.
DR.. Powell spent Wednesday al
Madison.
Miss Faye Blanchard was a Reeds.
burg visitor Wednesday.
Messrs. w Bible, L. Mathews and
E. Mortimer and families spent the
week end at Lyndon and Briggsvilis
fishing
Mrs. Moon and daughters, Winnfe
of Bethel and Mrs. Cannon of ValtoR
spent Thursday at w. Blanchard'G
N. B. Greaves and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pound and Ed Rabuck of La
Vale spent Sunday at o. Palmer's,
Vernon Wright came over Saturday
from Maustol, returning Sunday ae.
companied by his wife and son and
Mrs. Naudo Winsor, who had spent
the past week at the Compton and
Wills homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faivre of Lime
Ridge spent Sunday at Jake Faivre's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vickers OF Reedsburg
were recent guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Dwight Hudson, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hainstock are
entertaining little son at their home.
Mr.. Salzenburg of Union Center
! came over with his car Sunday and
brought Bert Compton and fami@
| and Milo Compton of Hillsboro and
spent the day with the latter's broth
er, w. Compton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kettle of Bettendof.
Iowa, are visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
Thornburg. They also visited in Cha
cago on their way
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornburg entertain.
ed at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrw.
Kettle, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Thorn
burg, Basil and Glen Thornburg and
Richard and Henry Hainstock and
families of Lime Ridge. The Messrx.
, Hainstock also called on their cousix.
w. Hainstock.
Mrs. Kriel returned Saturday fron
! visit with relatives near La Crosse.
George Andrews Of Baraboo spent
Wednesday with his parents.
Miss Thresa Mahonesky of German.
town is visiting at the w. Mayes and
F. Brown homes.
Willie Kinnamon Of Kinnamcm
Ridge is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Julia Wright
Mrs. Frank Gussar of Carr Valley
and sister, MISS Mabel Selden OF Lime
aunt Mrs Baublit
Ridge spent Thursday with their
Charles Thornton and son of Cadott
have been visiting his mother On
Sunday they drove over to Lime Ridge
with Laverne and Eva Potter for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dreyson Of
Sank City were visitors last week at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Hanzlik.
An ice cream supper will be held
Saturday evening on the public
square for the benefit of the library.
All are cordially invited
All interested in the band bazaar
will meet in Seaman's hall Friday
evening.
Mrs. Cass of Madison spent last
week at A. J. Blakeslee's.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
LICENSED TO MARRY

Edgerton e. Berkeley, Baraboo.
Ella Wiley, Baraboo
Alvin J. Behn, Westfield.
Stella NJ. Schultz, Franklin.
Leo Andrew Hutter, Bear Creek
Eva Fleming, Bear Creek.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
CHENILLE

The Glenville Dorcas society will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Owen Ed.
wards.
The Baraboo Valley Farmers club
will meet Friday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. August Kurtz. A good pro-
gram has been arranged
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08
GrOffmng Der republifauiihtn
9tQtiOualfOnUentiOu

Chicago, 7. Gyltni. - Die repubf.
9}ationol-&onDention tpuroe i'm GoIi.
|Iem ourd oen Goriibenoen Stills
'Oes NotionoI-aomitec8 nm II ltbr ers
0ffnet.
Nah SEM abftngen Oc8 2icoe3
vamerico~ umo Dem Groffmtng8gebet
ltellte 9ili8 oen ten1porQren 8oriiber
Senator Soroing Dor, Ser Die Croft.
nltng5reoe belt.
Noh 212itiin6iger Gibung Der.
togte It6 ste 8onpention bis 3onner8-
tag Otorgen Inn II llbr.
S5m 2IltOitorium to9ten oie gro.
grelliOen. Die &ouptorbeit rpar elm
Observation-Disclosures @egr0bIe un0
Surrabrufen, OILS Der gtone Gooiebett
bon Dem tempordren 8orIiter Robins
genannt puroe.
g8ie es beiBt, ioI RooIebcIt ge6ro6t
baben, at8 unabbGnqiger 4anotoat at
ln4fen inn 6au Sberridter 6ugbe3
bon BEN GcpubIttQnern nominiert
miro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08

loIt but not leuit Die lid inmer feItcr
UNI GerDln flaumern0e 0eutIhe 8etBs
3onQe, mel6c oud 0iele 9fteIenfeIte
enOlib nIe0er5piu9en miro.
IS more fat etn Sobn gelpeien,
lpenn Der brutalIte HGuber lmo Ger.
8oltIcr De5 GoIferrehte5 NIT 5Dar lee.
rer &aiie, ober inlnerbin territorial
bell, aus ser 8eltfotaitropbe berDor.
oeqangen mdre, nm nod lGnger ben
o8u0p" 3u ipielcn uto Die 5reibett
ser W}eere lno Die &onoelsfrelDeIt
Der Ser. Stooten auh fiir0er 81 5e.
orphell. - Die engltIhcn 3enIorel
m0gen MIR rubtg meitcr DeriuherL
Sen oeltiden Seeiteg 81 Derfletnern
uno noh oItgelpobnter g2eiIe Die
Gabrbeit Ihamlo3 5u Der0reben Die
g8elt bat Ibon l0nqit Die britiIhen
gtohri6ten 6i5tonticrt un0 ielbit Die
nit 8ritenfne6tcn iiberidmemmtet
Ser. Stauten. ielbIt Elm 8iIIon Iieht
MN 0as britiIhe Wene tctel an Der
@uno umO erfenut tnuncr 0elttlt6er
Den ooppclten 6ritiihen Sanusfopf,
Ger mobre 6eino uniere3 NOOpttos
paterIonoes lit un0 bleibt england
uno niht GeutldInnO. Der oel1tI6e
GuiIcr bot iih ME groBer ge5eigt, aIS
felt Der GtnItelIunq Der Shrefniiie
oeS Eoudbootfriege5 uno felt oem
lebteu Gntgegenfomlnen ge8enitber
0en Ser Staaten.
@r lit Ser Sh0pfer oe8 mooerncn
Geutihlono, er lit Ser Sdoffer Ser
06eitttiidd)ctt beIHenhoften .Flotte. er lit
Der ein5ige @errlher in europa, Dor
oem 0ie @elt. ibren Sut ab5iebe1t
muB, mag iie ibn berb0bneu, berIpot.
ten l1eben ooer fijr6ten. GroB Ser
Triimpfe IN ieiuer ieiten 9onb nil er
6rieoen, 5ricoen ober in Gbren.
@em eS mobr lit, BOB er oen 8efebl
3um gepoltigen Seefompfe gob, 0ont
lpuBte er mobI ou6 ben re6ten Otos
rncnt ob5umurten un0 on meIher
StcIle Gnglon0 ON empfinolidlten 81
treffen mar uno in melher @eiic
HrSobn 8ul ont c6cltelr sur Nod8te6ig.
felt 0e3Uttn8en meroen t0nnte
england bot fat ale Eriiu1pfe ous.
QeIpieIt, GtlttidIanO DO1I nod lange
niht. @ritiIher &rdmerneiO, britt.
ihc &eudeIet 1m0 8ullptum haben
Die @eltfutoftrophe niht bcrbiltet
Gorlm miro c8 oltd 0ie Strofe fin.
oen, bat ite ihon geilmoen.
&oe Britannia! @e6e 8ritont1ien!
s. ..
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08

fl0run9, OaR Die britiIdjeu Sd)ladt'
idDiffe 81 Ipat eintrafen, nm iidJ tatia
am Sanptfampf 5u betciligen.
9Imiterbam, 6. Sum-. - Ter Oent'
Idc Safer bat in MilGelmsBafeu OiC
iiegreid 5uriifgcfebrte tyIutte beitdJ'
tigt nno an 0rURabmirol pOn Sirpib,
Oen fribereu Warincminiiter, unS on
Hrofabmiral DOnN1iter 8Iafiuunih'
IdDretben geIauOt.
Der AaiIcr bat &i5e 9lbmiraI
SdDeer, ben NpmmanOeur Der bent.
iden SdDl0dDtflDttc, gum Ibmiral BE-
f0rOert nub oem &i5esNOmtrnI Sip.
per ben Srbcn n nGOur lc Werite" Der'
lie6cm.
6ran5oien nnO GnslGnoer nbgeipieIen
Berlin, iiber 2Onopu, 8. Suni. --
Tran30iiid)e Srnppen am red)teu ltfer
Der Wians i'm 9lbidjnitt puu gcrOm
mad!trn nier cntidlluilene &crIuhe,
bic 9cutiden aus Stcllnngcu anf benz
0indcu sn ucrfen. 9llle @eriudDe tuur'
ben OOn OitpreuRiIdIeu Gegimentcrn
abacihlnaeu. Die gnaretfcr crlitten
anferoroentlidJ id)mere Ierlnite.
Die Sriten grtffen nndD ipieoer bic
iiib6itlidD DOu Ypcrn etngenommenen
Stetlnnaen an, Der 9lngriff 6radD aber
Inter nnIerem artillcriefcuer nieber,
Die qnftfGmpfc inn Nai perlicfcn
Ie6r erfOlgreidD fir nns. SIN 2nft'
fGmpfeu ncrlur Der Seino SO Sling.
3eugc. 5erncr iunrOcn neun Don Der
GrOe uieoer9eidDOiien mnS stpci lanbe.
ten nnfreiiuillig in unIern 2inieu, sns
Iammen AZ 6lngsengc, g8ir nerla.
ren elf in GnftfGmpfcn, nno flint febrs
ten nidjt 5uriid, 5uiammen 16 Tlng.
5ei:Ge,
Geitcrreidjcr ncGmen 5000 9taIiener
gcfaugen.
8ieu, iiber Berlin, braGtlOs nafi
Sagbille, 6. SUM. - SrOB bnrtndfts
gen 8ioeritnnOes beS Stnliener babcn
Die otter. ..uugeriIdjen Sruppen iucites
re TOrtidIrittc tn ibrer Gnmpngne &C.
madrt; itc uaBmen geitern, pie ba3
StregsmtniItcrtnm anfiinOigt, 5000
SStaliener gefangeu,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08

Tic uG(mericon Srl1t6 Societp", al
0ercn Spite SSane8 0'2eorD bon Nen
gorf itebt, iiebt 8efobr borous, oof
sic Ser. Staoten 0ob nod ourd) oi(
WocbenIdoften gnglono8 in elmer
Grieg nit Gelttihlono qeruten per
oen. Die 8eieuIhoft bot bic folge10(
@ornltnq an 0ie Senotoren un0 Son
QreB- -Ibgeor0neten in @oI9ington er'
IoIien;
n8roBbritalu1icn bereitet it6 bor
Elm omeritoniIhes Sbiff gum Sinteu
81 brin8en o0er omerifoniibe Men'
| l6enleben 81 3erItoren, Inn arteg 5tpi.
Iihen oen Ser. Stooten uno Geutib.
lano berbei3ltfiibren -.
9ie fol9enoe 9epeidbe bon 2onopn
purOe am %. Mot IN Der Seem Oort
Gbening Gun" per0ffe,ttliht:
nGor nebreren Sogen boten2loDo3
8etten 3u Gori an, 6oB Ser arieg in
bieIem Sabre nod ntdt gum IbIhGuB
fonrnen perOe. @eute ftno 8erlthe-
Irungsmofler bereit, 2 8u / 81 lpetten,
oaB Dor g6lauf bon brei Monoten
fetn &rieg 5piIhen 9eutidIono uno
Den Ser. Stnaten au3breden per0c.
0ieie8 8ettongebot be3iigli6 oer
oeutif-omerifoniIden Gage Ipiegelt
oo8 Itorte 8efiibl in england tpie0er,
boB Elm 0ertitber l1nterieeboot- Som,
manoeur ourh einen ploBliden 2ln-
griff mtf einen acknowledgements uno
Die Serbeifiibrpng bon WfenihenDers
llt'tcn 6oS bont Brdiioenten 8ilion
erlongte gtbfommen llmItoBen uno oie
bei0en 2dnoer in einen &ricg Derpif.
feln meroe."
Gs lit Die beilige GfIi6t eineS ie6en
aongreB B-9lbgeoroneten lmo Senators,
3lt beohten, mas offenbor oeborItebt.
8roBbritar1nien bot oeutide llnteriee.
boote Qefapert, unb obne 3neifeI fann
8roBbritonnien 0elttlde Sorpeoos
nahmahen. &anu irgeno Elm ner-
liinftiger Meni6 be5rpeifeln, oaB
@roBbritonnien IN Ieiner iebigen Der.
5ipeifelten Gage 6abor 5ltriifi6refen
neroe, ielbit elm omerttoatI6es Shiff
81 berIenfen, ipenn es CLAUDE, baB ba-
ourd Elm arieg 8tpiiden Sen 8ereinig-
ten Stoaten uno 0elttIhlono berbei-
gefiibrt perben fonnte2 9orin ltegt
Die @efobr fir oas gegenlpdrtige Ser
baltnis Der Ser. Staoten 5u 8eutih-
lano. Die Mofler oes 2Iopo bieten
@etten bon / gegen 2 an, baB Elm
Shiff berIenft nerben miro lno oaB
amerifoner babel INNS 2eben foutmeu
neroen. sSn anoeren @orten: es liegt
iebt IN Der Mfaht @roBbritanliens,
Grieq 5ipiihen ben Ser. Staaten utlb
8eutidlono berbei3ufiibren, unb gng.
ldnber tpetten oarauf. @ahe auf,
Sci ouf Der Sut - Die
americon 9rittb Societp. s5erenliob
q. S'2earp, Brdiioent.
8os lit in Der 9at ungefd6r Der
ihipdr5eite Gerbnht, Der ouf Die 9te-
gieritng zines Golfe3 aeiporfen iper.
ben fann. aber lit er in oieIem Sale
unbeariinoet? 8roBbritannien bat
DieI Sdlehtes begangen in oen lesten
800 Sabren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08
Die Seeidlladlt.

Berlin, brabtlUs nad) SaDbIlle, 6
SUM. - Nene Serid)te bon Der Gee,
Id)ladDt in Der NOroiee bermiubern Die
8idJtigfeit nnb 9lusOeGnnng bes bent,
Id,en Sicges nift, Sic seieen, bai
Die game bentIdc SdDlahtflOtte, nit
Insuabmc bes Ieid)ten 8eihiuabera
in Der CitIee, nit Der Sauptmnd)t Der
britiIdjen GSlutte fGmpfte. Die Sat.
fade, baf bas britiIdje Sdladtidifi
p8aripite" in Der Ea9esidllad)t Der.
loren sing, luiberlegt Die britiide Gr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08
2or0 aitdener gebt nit bem Sren5er
,Nampihire" nntcr.

nAuHipFUtEE uHASt+
2unoun, 6. ,>uni. - 2pr0 Sitfes
ncr, Der britiidc ariegsminiItcr, fam
init ieiuem gan5cn Stabe nm, ais Der
9reuser g6ampIGire" an Der WOrS'
fiiite ppn SdDOttlano Derieuft lpuroc.
9ieIc glnfiinOignng uurbe amtlid
oou Der britiid)en 9IomiralitGt &c.
madt.
2Onoon, 6. Snni. -- gtit Seitiirs
sung rnO Gritannen lit Die gsadDrid)t
pOn Dem SObe 2uro Sitd)euers dufge-
nOmmeu luOrben. 2llS Der antliAc
8srid)t befannt gemnd)t luDrDen mar,
Iammeltc iid) in 8bitcball cine 9rofe
WcnIhenmenge, Die anf nGbcre NadDs
rid)ten mnrtete. &on bcm Srtcgsmi@
ntiterinm iuebte Die Slagge anf Salb'
if;;t;ai: aaa Die &nrh1nac warcu ppn
Tenitern berabgeIaIIcn.
Nlacmeiu iIt man ilberraIdlt bar
iiber, oaF ein 9reuser, auf bem Der
GrieasminiIter fubr, burdD Gin SDrs
pebO ober cine Iiiue 5erit6rt iuer6cH
fDnntc.
2Dnoun, 6. SUM. - Iomiral Sci.
ltcpe, 8efeblsbaber Der brittid)en
6GuptflOttc, mar eS, Der Der gomiru-
litGt ben ltntergang beS Srcnsers
v6ompibire" NIT Gnr1 9itd1ener unO
ieinem Stnbc an 9Urb bel ben ipeitlis
den CrfncasSuIeln mclbcte. &icr
8ODte iticfen ppn oem iinfenbcu
Shiffc al. gun Oen GcttnngsbOoten.
Die ausfu6feti, luurben nnr ein gefcu=
tertcs 8opt nno cinigc 2cidJtf' ecfnu-
Ocn. 2OrO Sithencr befaHh iidl auf
Oem @cgc nnd) 9lnflanb. Die Mit-
gltcoer iciucs Stnbcs paren: 6no9
SomcS C'Scirnc, frii6crer 8OtIdaftS-
rat in getrpgraS uno friibercr 8es
ianbtcc in Sofia 8. ". Tibgcrnlb,
Nit6encrs milttGriIder EripntIefrc,
tGr, Sriga0egeneral GllcrIbaiu nno
Sir 6rcocrif 9OnnIbICn.
Die rSampIbire mar Gin Sren5er
Der Irgpll= =SlnIIe, $50 Gynf lang, NIT
etnem Gnumiubalt bOn 10,850 Som
men unb elmer 8eiabun9 bon 655
Wfann.
SOfOrt lit bic SSraae nnfgctdnd)t
lucr Gitdlcncrs gtadDfOlaer uerben
uirS. Sir @illiam 9obertion, Gbef
bes @encralitabes, lit banptiddDlidl in
Nnsiid)t genommen; cr IDllte bic 8es
idjGfte Oes aricgsminiitcriitms mdh.
rcnS Sitdleners Heiie fiibren. G5
mnr0c, ais bic 99nflridt non &itdlcs
nerS SObe bcfnnut iunrOe, ipfprt cine
Sibnng Oes 6rttiIdJen ariegsrats ein.
berufen.
Gin GROCER 6elbberr mar aitdcner
nidlt, ubiuO6l CT ben Sn0an erU6ertc
nno bic Snrcn ntebcrsiuang. glls mi-
litGriid)er &erpaltnngsbeamter iebOd)
leiitcte er SerOprra9enbes nnD brad)te
es sn>ue9e, baf GngianS Den Srieg
ii6erbaupt bis6er bnrd)3nbalteu ncrs
mDdDte. SbmObl feline Stellnng uIs
arieasminilter ieit lGngerer 3eit af8
erIdDiittert gait, 10 mngte man bod
nidt, lin bOl(ia absnIGacn; bcnn iein
Hame bate einen snten Slang in
GneIano nnb bas &Olf Dielt 5n bern
oltcn6anbe9en, BEN ieiue miIitGriiden
GrfOlge in 9lfrifa popular gcmadvt
6atten. 8odj ,uar Iein 8irfnngSfreis
in lester 3eit erbeblih begrcnst tuOr-
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nld)t lebbafter 5ngebt.
SeutIdDlanO ,uiro bis 5nm cnbsiiltigen
Siege fGnrpien.
9e8 9feihsfan5lers gclpnltiae 9teOc.
Berlin, iiber 2Onb6n, 6. Suui. -
Sine ttefe SeniatiOn hat Die pom
Geidsfan5ler Or. bon 8etbmanns
SOllmea i'm HcidJstag. sebaltene 9tebe
bcruDrgernfen, in Der er iagte, BAH
ipciterc SriebenspOrfdJlage ieitens
SeutId)lauos nHbt0s 1TS i;;GGee! aaen-
bradlt icien. Seiu cihbringlifer Ip-
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cine rnnideuOe SDatiDn Sargebrndt.
rSdl iebe bic gan5e NatiOn in bes
roiidcm Sample INN lire 3nfunft, "
Iagte Der aausler. sSd) icGe tic Seite
an Scite iterben. Sa ic6en mir bic
gleidle @aterlanosliebg IN alien. Die
hciligc Slamme Der 6cimatliebc itGblt
iebcs 6er5, 10 bah es benz SOOe frost.
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ter Stnben6nrg fampfcn, uniere itDls
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ihen Sdmieri9fciten iuerben iidl ais
cine SGni6nng eripeiien. Sine an0cs
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fir iidD, Ipnbern audi fir fleinere &6l-
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08
SccicDlocbt 1T ocr 9tprbice+

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Derlage BET Ieulanb mpft bts sum nBuigen Siege iagt
0tet1sfan5ler. Sran5Oen unO GugldnDer abgepeien
Seferreder tebuen mettere 5000 Saerer gefangen
sorb ad)euer eeft init benz areu5er $5ompIGre" uner.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-06-08

ben; man bate ibm alleu Ginflnf ani
Die SperatiDueu an Der TrOnt geupm.
men. Gs mar ibm silm &orluurf ge.
nadtt luorben, bak CT einen 6emm-
id)nb fir Die br;tiidc Gffenitpe bilOe.
Man mnii frcilidJ iaaen, OaR, Icit CT
tn bicIcr 8e5iebuus faltgeitellt lunrOe,
cs an Der brittid)en 6rOnt trOtOert
nidt lebbafter 5ngebt.l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Blrths--Allen .. and Frances Jones. 1895
South Twenty fourth. Girl Nicholas q. and
veronita Wills s3os South Fourteenth, boy;
Edward and Katherine jackson, a7is Bur-
dette, Eirl; William and Nancy Piummer.
sz4 North Twenty-third. girl, Joseph and
Lana scaivo. 1905 South Fifteenth. girl.
psaths---Jamcs Barnett. g years. 1894
days. bo2s South Twenty-third Ruth II,
Wichcamp. months. 46zs Burdetle; George
H Holmstedt. years, 4ols South Twenty,
seventh; Mary Stastny. "A years. siog south
Twenty-sixth: Agathe 0ehring, II years,
SAG South Twenty ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17

1919 s. 11TH-s-room modern except heat;
newly decorated, water paid; close to
depot and wholesale district. sa5.
1908 8. j11th-6-room. modern except
heat, SIT.
1o15 s. 11th--s-room,s modern except heat,
s12.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17

Strictly modern. ex. heat, on car linz
and in good location, 2+37 8. 18th. for SCI.
Good condition.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1914 Har. Ty. 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17
s-RooM HOUSE

for rent. In good repair. newly decor
ated inside and out. fully modern, with
new eleetEc lights and bath room fix
lures. One block from Tarnam car line.
Please call at 113 So. 36th. VIII be
open for inspection on Sunday from
8 to IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17
LOST..FouND-REWARDS

If you lose anything and will advertise It
here, you will surely recover II II found
by an honest person. Remarkable recov-
cries are brought about every day through
this column
THE LAw---People who nnd lost ar
tlcles are Interested In knowing that the
state law Is strict In requiring them to
seek the owner through advertisement
and otherwise, and that q failure TO do
80. II same can DO proven. involves Sc
rtoua nenaitv
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17
FOR RENT-RooMs

ATTENTION. ROOM HUNTERSi
II you fail to find the room you
desire among these ads, call at The
Bee office for a Room List-Gives
complete detailed description Of va
cant ROOMS In all parts Of the city.
IL more convenient phone The Bee
Want Ad Dept. and give your name
and address and q list will b
mailed to you at once. New lists are
iaaued every vyeek
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-17
sWAPPERs' COLUMN

WILL SWAP modern home. walking dis
lance. for car as part payment. will
rent for car. Tyler 1794-J.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-19
BUCK SAVES PAWN
 FROM SWIFT RIVER
Latter Falls Behind In Swimming tho Columbia to Escape From
 Some Dogs.

Kettle Falls, WaSh.-Ed Roper, a farmer living on the Ferry county side of the Columbia river, saw three deer driven 10 the Columbia river by dogs and then forced to cross for safety the other day. Roper had crossed to this side of the river in rOwbOat and heard the barking Of the dogs near the bank of the river thlt hC had left.
 Three deer, n buck, doe and fawn, sought safety by swimming in the river and were swimming toward this side when Roper hid himself in order not to frighten the deer back again.
 The fawn fell behind the others and appeared unequal to the battle with the swift cold water, and Roper thought it would surely drown, when the buck, which had been in the lead, turned back and assisted the faWn until the bank of the river was safely reached. The three deer then stood still and rested for some time.