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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
First News Of Disaster

A telegram from Admiral Sir John
Jellicoe. commander of the fleet, civ
ing the bare facts, was received at the
admiralty about II o'clock in the
morning. The first official announce
rnent was issued at about $50 in the
afternoon. Such news. however, can
not be kept entirely secret even an
hour. BEFORE noon, rumors were spread
ing. and the telephones in the news
paper offices We're busy with inqulrers
anxious 10 know whether this-oue of
the many reports circulating in these
DAYS of tension-had any founda ton.
They were told there was nothing in
1t.
JeIicoe's Report
Admiral Jellicoe's report to the ad-
miraity was as fr lows:
IT have to report With deep regret
that His Majesty's ship Hampshire,
CAPTAIN Herbert ]. Savil!e. K. n.
with Lord Kitchener and MS staff Oh
hoard. was sunk last night at about
S P. NJ, to the west OF Orkneys, elth-
er by a mine or a torpedo.
-Four boats were seen ny o'seiN
ers on shore to leave the ship. The
wind was northwest and heavy seas
were running. Patrol vessels and de-
stroyers at once proceeded TO the spot
and a party was sent along the coast
20 search, but only some bodies ana
capsized boat have been found UP 10
the present.
LAS. the whole shore has been searched
from the seward, l greatly fear that
there is little hope of there being any
survivors.
mo report has vet been received from
the searching party on shore.
III M. s. Hampshire was on her way
to Russia
Crowds Gather
When the official announcement finally
was issued, the fact spread about Lon
don some time before the newspapers
could get into the streets. There was a
crowd about the stock exchange which
required police reserves to deal with it.
The police told everyone to move on, that
there was no truth in the report
Continued on Page 9-CoIumn y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Iowa Defeat
Of Suffrage
Is Indicated

Des Moines, Iowa, June Spiritually
complete unofficial returns tonight in
dicated that the constitutional amend
ment providing for woman suffrage had
days primary Ninety-three counties
out Of IS in the state at o'clock gave
for suffrage 1890 against 1865, a
difference Of 590s votes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
RUSSIANS
CONTINUE
SUCCESSES
Have Made Prisoner 480
Officers, $4,000 Men
and Have Captured q
Big Guns and More
Than so M a c h j n e
Guns along 250-Mile
Front

From the Pripet southwark TO the
Rumanian frontier, the Russians, ac-
cording to Petrograd are continuing to
develop successes against the Ger
mans and Austrians. In the fights
along this front of some $50 miles the
Russians have already made prisoners
of $50 officers ana more than $4,000
men and have captured q big guns
and more than 80 machine guns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
OFFICERS WITH
EARL KITCHENER

London, June s.-6.2o P. M).-Accompa-
nying Earl Kitchener as his staff were
Hugh James O'Beirne. former councillor
of the British embassy at Petrograd, and
former minister at Soft; o. A. Fitzgerald,
Earl Kitcheners private military secreta-
~, Brig. Gen. Ellershaw and Sir Fred
erick Donaldson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
CHALLENGE
BY GOVERNOR
TO FRANK Ham

REQUESTS Republican
Committee Chairman
in Tue d ay Night
Statement to Appear
Wednesday at State
House in Public De-
bate on States FL
nances
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
TabulatiOns

Incomplete tabualtions showed the
following death:
Arkansas 81. Missouri 80, possibly
more; Mississippi is, Illinois l, Ten
nessee 4, with score missing in the
overturning of the Mississippi river
packet Eleonore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
PR0CRES SIVES
CO N I |NUE TO
Reject NAMES
AS SUGGESTED

Republican L e a d e r S
Question Sincerity of
Men Who Are Direct
ing Activities Of the
Progressive Conven-
ton tren g t h of
Hughes Brings Unit
ed Opposition Of Rep
resentatives for Fav-
orite Sons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Hughes Big Fight


Convinced that Roosevelt cannot be
nominated by the Republican conven-
ton, the defensive combination of ia
vorite son candidates, which is said tc
control about $50 votes, today exerted
it's full influence to eliminate Hughes
if they can. In this effort they receiv-
ed the enthusiastic and united sup
port of all elements of the Progressive
party leaders.
This is caucus day for state delega.
lions and the favorite son managers
are busy tying up their men with iron.
clad pledges to stick to the combina-
ton until the break comes in accord
ance with some plan to be decided up
on later.
While the old organization leaders
are certain they have control Of the
convention, they admit that the sit.
uation is pregnant with uncertainties
at present. They hope that with
Roosevelt's aid they NAV be able tc
agree on a candidate acceptable to a
majority of the ProgressiveS and pre-.
vent a third ticket being put in the
field.
The days developments disclosed a
spectacular drive of the field agains,
Hughes. but despite, his friends ex
pressed confidence that he would be
named in the early hours IF the tal-
lotting.
The plan of the organization is to have
the nominating speeches Friday. take two
ballots and adjourn in the hope Of effect
ing compromise on some one agreeable
to the Roosevelt forces.
Speech Starts Arguments
Justice Hughes supporters pointed tc
his speech at Washington Monday as e
substantial declaration on the question Of
Americanism and contended that it clear
Continued on Page 5-CoIumn q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Boston Forecast

Boston, June 6.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Wednesday. showers.
Thursday showers, followed by clear
ing. Moderate fresh, east to southerly
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
A Public Hero

Kitchener was the one outstanding
personality whom the people talked OF
and whom they believed in as a great
man, Notwithstanding newspaper at
lacks which at a former period Of the
war threatened to undermine mis- pop
ularity and the public confilnece In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Hughes Men Confident

Hughes leaders, remaining conf
dent in their predictions that the jus
tice will be nominated on an early
ballot, were lining up their forces to-
night. surveying the effect Of the drive
upon them by the allied favorite sons
and recruiting unpledged delegates
from the latest arrivals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Yuan Shi
KaiDead
atPekiing

President of c. h in e S e
Republic Passes Away
at Capital Apparently
Relieving the Political
Crisis Ii : Yuan
Hung, Vice President,
Succeeds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Earl Kitchener and
Staff Lost with the
Cruiser Hampshire

England Receives Second Severe Shock within
Week with News that Secretary of State for
War Perished when Vessel Was Sunk Monday
Night off Orkney Islands by Mine or Torpedo
Robertson Likely Successor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
THE WEATHER
RAIN

RAIN
Weather forecast for northern New
England: Rain Wednesday and early
Thursday, followed by clearing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

Srou Soc @iloine mar porier @p.
dc in Ct. 2oltis oui 9eiud bel Ser
luoubten ,ino Sreunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Or t. SterIius q.

Cine @eieIlidaft iunser 2ellte bate
iid am lesten Sonntag in Senrp
Siefenoief's 8obuina b%eriommelt,
CUR Seier bon SRI. @asaie Sicdeu-
oied's @cburtstaa.
Die Sorieiboc 9enO Sti,le feierte
ou %. September ibren aufrGnm-
nngStag, bel ipel6em 2ebrer, Diref.
loren, @ltern ,lnb Sdiiler bonn rcd.
ten @eiit bcieelt iparen. Ser Inter
ridt bot on, 25. Septcmber beeo,t.
llcll. Seit ben iesten spei Sabren
hot iid BORT ein groBes Srtereiie fir
oic Sd)nle 9e5eigt.
9oulmorc Emp. miro ont Is. OF
tobcr, in Der Mt. Sterling 8optiIten
Stride, cine Sonntaesi6ul &onpen-
tion abbulten. Infang INN 2 1tbr,
nodmittoas. $eoermann 1T eineeloe
Ncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
SlOan's 2inimeut fir &enralsis.

Die olmnpfen Sdmeraeu bel &en-
roleie meroclt idnell %eelinOert bnrd
Sloon's Ointment, oas l%tniberial-
Mittel fir Sdmcraen. 2eidt onaii.
menoen, 5iebt Elm obne &eiben ,tnS
beiGnftigt bie munben Musfelr. Rei.
her ulO bon idneGerer 8irfrng oils
Die idmierigen 8flaiter ooer Dele;
fGrbt Die Sollt nidt unb i6lieBt aud
nidt oie 8ore,. Sir iteife Ilisfeln,
Grpniiden &bcin,atismrs, @idt,
Scnhcnweb, 8errenfungen inb Ser
hamburger aiebt es idnelle 2tnoe.
ring. Bel SnieftenbiiierJ 9rouiden
unb onbercll berartigcn 8erlesungen
bel &inoern. SoIt beiltc nod cine
Sloihe bnn @urem @potbefer, 25c.-
Nbb. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
saatfOrn . @pdc sftObcr 1924

Snoem cs burd praftiide @crii,
DIE in jcbem Goitntp in @iiiouri be.
fpicie1 morben lit, boB Saatforl
poiieno ollsgcipdblt uno, Dor Gintriti
Ocs faltcn @etters rmo Der idlperel
Srolte, 9ciamnlclt, ionic fcrner inter
Shiib 9c9cn Srplt linb sSclldtigfcil
oifbeiuobrt milrbe, feline 2cbenSfrafi
uno &eimiGbietcit in lpeit boberen
@raoe bemabrt oils fuic bus inter an.
Ncretl gehin9un9en Der Sail lit, Il
miro biermit poraeiAlogen bic sSod.
bonn Sonncnauigollg, om @ontog
Den is. Sftobcr, bis 5irr Mitternodt
an Sanstag, Den 81. Oftcbcr, uls
Die @iiiouri Saatfprn @o6c am
Iuspobl bes Soatforns, al betroM
ten.
Die Miiiouri Stootsbcb6rOe Oes
IderboliS, bas G~ollegiunt pes afcr
balis, Die Miiionri Stotc 9anfcrs
aiin., ionic anbere Sraoniiotioncl
babcn iid bercint SIR SGrbcrung SC,
Miiioi,ri Saotfprn ISOLDE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Gutsba III.

Eoltor 9e6tolb, bon Sreoerids
burg, mllrbe lette ISOLDE Dor, cineu
i6limmcn llnfall %betroffen. 0as
Sferb NIT meldenl CT fllbr bronntC
Our6 ippbei Serr 9edtolO ans BEN
&agen %geiuorfen mlrbe unb eincl;
8einbrud) erlitt.
Die @inmeibln9 uniereS llellen
S6ulbauieS lpor iebr 5oblreid DC.
illbt.
Qll letter. Sonntag abcno bottcr
mir Elm Observation-Disclosures bier il.
Der Stnot.
Sreo Gillp il. mar am Sonntae
IN Stolpe auf geiltd bel ieinel, gll.
gebori9en.
Geo. Stollmeper mafte ari Mpn-
tae einen @ei6oftsbeilt6 in Ser
mann.
Gbas. 9eltl fiibrt jett Die al,fii6t
iiber Die Gountp +, StraBenbnn . Wa.
idine Scr. 1.
G6ns. Sdniteer febrte am Mon,
tag bon cineln @eiud bel ieiner God,
ter 5ltriid.
Sri. @liie &essler. ipelde in Gtol-
pc bciddftigt lit, tpar au @noe Der
norigcn ISOLDE bier allf @eium bel
ibren angeborigen.
Scr iiitlgite Sobn bon 6reo lltbc
liegt 5ur 3cit frallf barnieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Sonntassidnl-& onDention bon 6parf
Suiunibip.

Die 5iucite &pnpention Der Conn.
taasidpulcn bon &oarf Solpnibip wirf
ont nGdlten Sonntaa, in Der Sirit
Greet Stride, obgcbolten mcrben. Gas
folgenbc Srogrom. neldes golrl
ipe5icll fir oicic @clegcnbeit oufgc.
lteIlt ml,roc, miro nm 3 llbr, uod)
nittags, beginner:
Scripture Reading-Mr. Brandhorst
Song and Prayer
Opening Address-Rev. Ropps
Duett-Mrs. Teller and Miss Belle
Address-The Aim of S. S. Work
Ferd. Pletz
Solo-Mrs. FIR. Eggers
Address-A. o. Mann
Song-Evangelic Sunday School
Address-Dr. w. B. Dickson
Solo-Arthur Witthaus
Address-Duty of Parents Toward
Sunday School-Rev. r. Kasmann.
Closing Remarks-A. r. Meyers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
@iiionri Mincu 4iefcrn piel Slci.

90 bie Nadfroee nof 8lei infolec
bes eitrop6iiden Grieees in 1915
iebr grob tpar, 10 brad Die 2ieferun9
Miiioltri's ollie friiberen &eforbs mo
belief auf 1854 Sonnet in ge-
idmol5enem ui,b raffinirten gu
itanoe, att einem 8ertbe bon $94 per
Come, pel6es $1S,3S9,596 ergob,
ober nit anberen @orten, genllg nm
bafiir Elm erltflaiiiges Sdladti6iff
81 baiiei1. 9ieies miro in eiitem 9ltl.
letin Oes itattIihen Irbcitsfommii-
iars Sobn g. SitSpotrid angegeben.
Su 1914 betrllg Der 8reis $7S per
Come l1ito mar Die 2ieferung IN
1915 etipa 3A @illion Dollars
ntebr mertb als in 1914. Miiiouri
l~ieferte in 1915 iiber elm 0rittel bes
gan6en 9leis Der Ser. Staaten utb
tabm bcr, eriten Stang Gin. Ser euro.
paiide &ricg bat iiberall im 2anoe Die
8reiie oiif @lei erbobt unb miro be.
beltteno mebr oarnad 9egrabcL als
Dor bicfem.
Sic 2ieferung Der Wtiiiouri Minen
in ben lebten 10 Sabren mar pie
folet; Sn 1906 111.075 Sonten, IN
1907 122,S56 Eonlcn, in 1908 1922
45t Sonnen. in 1909 t41,105 Son-
rterl in 1910 1859 SonneL IN
1911 182, 1908 Sonnelt, IN 1912 1872.
6t0 3onnenb in 1913 152,430, IN
1914 1925 Sonnen, IN 1915
1864 3onnen.
Nus bcin Miiioiri glei miro oil.
i1brIiA cine fIeine Gitontitdt @lei SC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
aenes ans anSeren Counties.

5 @ie Die Sefierion Gitp r9aiIp
8oIt" bcriftet. iiuo Die Siri6e IN
Oiaac Gountp 10 Sablreidt DAB Die
ielben cine @efobr iiir Die Griiten
iinb.
5 Die Srisco 9abn Dertaiid)t Jest
Die alten @anoeors nit @aiolin,9to-
torcors. Nnitott 6 Wtonn pie fri.
Der, beitcbt Jest ole @annidyaft elmer
Seftion aus s Wann uno cilem 8or.
mann. 0ieic neitcn Cars iiit6 itorf
gebaut uno leidt 81 regieren.
0urd Die 9cmiibitn9en bon Ma-
por Sage un0 &%ongreBmam S. s..
&uiiell, miro Cape @iroroeau meb.
rere 9annonen aus benz 9iirgerfrieg.
ioipie olid cine Inaabl &%annonenfli.
gelil bonn Often erbalten. Dies Gro.
pbGeu lollen oann inn Sofrolrm beS
8erihtsge6Gllocs oufecltellt lperocn.
S Illf Dem 2orimier 6ricOboic, III
Cape 8irorbeall, miro 5ltr 3eit Elm
groBes Wal1iolerm gebaut. 9osiel-
be miro 206 @rabltdtten, A Triput.
3immer. 4 llirlrioIe A6tbeilungen
rno unoere Special @robgeluolbe
entbaltelL pelde init ipc5iellen Wor-
NOR Sfulptlircn gcidniift pcr3iert
per0en. Sm Snnerl, im Wittcl.
pltnft oes @ebGuoes, miro iih cine
&apelle itnb cine fleinc &on5el be,
finben.
Die @eib1ftslellte BON @aibing-
ton, ilud Dem @elpiht IN icttc mo
magerc Seams eingetbeiIt, modtcn
am poriscn Sonnto9 elm 9allipiel III
uel6em Die fetten iieeten. lin Den
Spiclcrn Die llotbige Serii6erul,g ST
geben Dab, porfomumenoen Sails, fir
allies geiorgt lei, ipar cine In5obl
Ier5tc lopie aud &ranfenp1rterin-
men onpeienb; iuenigltens mar cine
Inaabl bon Gerionen nit Dem emf
iprchenbcn IbSei6cn befcricrt.
S Die Iotorleutc alii ben Setter
ion Gitp S%traBencars baben cine bib
ibe Sammlltng bon Siiten uflb @iiif.
en- in Der Cars 6eune. Sie bortigcn
&naben baben Die @enobnbeit, peuil
cine Gar fir einen gaiioaier anbalt,
auf bos porbere Gnbe ST. iprinaen,
nm gratis mitfabren 81 founen. Sic
Motcrleltte baben iid oascgen ein9c-
iibt Oieien blinocu Saiiaeieren Die
&opfbeoedungen ab5unebmen, nit
Dem @ermerf iid oieielben in Der
Care herne pieoer 81 bolen. Sis
iebt bot ii6 aber nod nierhonb Sitnl
4bbolen gemclbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
&ommt benz gqiuinter Sniteu saoor,

Sci Dem eriten @r5eiden bon
lpchcm sails, bccneter 8ruIt ober
Deritopttem &Opf nebn1t cine 9oiis
Or. Bells gincsGo .Sonep. Scr
beilcnbc Sidtentbccr, berubi9enoer
Sonig uno @lpcerine beicitigen raid
@erltopfltng, lSicn Sdleim uno bre.
d)cn Cure Grf6ltune. Or. Bells
Gine,SorsSOncp bciibt allc Sbeilc
ocS beilenoen aromos aus oet Sid.
ten pdlocrn; es lit orgencbm gu neb-
men ilnb antiieptii6. Die alrpei-
ituig ai,f Der Slai6e beiagt, ipesbalb
cs GrfGltrng lno Sititen linbert.
5rogt @urcn 9pot6efcr. gnS. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
Scrser,

Srnu Soc @ilbin9 tpor pori9r @o.
fc in Ct. 2oltis orf 9eilld bel Ser
wonbten l,no Sreunben.
Sroli @nttfrieb SpefhoIs II. sSrou
Sulius &allnleper lparen arl porigel
Srcitog sic @Gite bieiiecr &crmono
ten.
5rib Stoeppelmam, Agent fir Die
@crnlauio 2ebenSberiiderrn0S @c.
ieIlihoft, iibcrrei6te <bolf Shopc
fiiralid) einen Gbcd fir $4,000, bcu
@ctrn9 Scr %eriidlerun9 ~icirer ncr.
%itorbcncn Satin. Srau S6oiuc itarb
am 80. Scptcmbcr lr1lo 7 Gage ipd
tcr muroc bic Serii6erlng ousbc.
3oblt.
&. @Iunter un0 @eriiion i. 8lu
nlcr. ncbIt bcrcn @ottinrlen, nlod,tcn
Oil poriacn 9icnstoG, in @. SdynetS
9luto, cine 6obrt nod @tcStittrid, mn
Trou 6. @llnler'S Sdppeiter, Srou
Gpnroo Shmiot, 81 bcilt6eu.
Geo. Stod pcrionbtc on Wontog
cine eemiittc GorIubung &inbpicb
unh Sdluciile ndd ct. 2oris.
Or. Guttlcr lit Scr Better clues
ncllCll Sorb IntoS.
Nm. Stcirer nn6 Scrr McGurbp,
bon Omrlspillc, iparcn or1 Samstog
bier, itth 0emonltriertcll 0aS Gbeprol
let Nlrto; tic fllbrcn nit l6 8oiio-
oicrcn, I'M @ciannltgcipidt bon 2tS0
Eiulb, bct Berger Silgel hinouf.
Or. @oercr, mclhcr cine mebi.
| 5inii6c Shulc, i'll Gong SSloro, %.
y, beiud)t bat, lit in Der ucrgnn9c.
uclt 8odc mieoer bier ongcfoumler
uno miro icoem Sui Ioiort folgcIei
iten icine Office 1T am altcn Slob.
6rit 6rccic .aio Oattin iuorel
ilbcr Somstog r@h Sorntog oltf 9c
il,db in SpisS,
Geo. @ollcrticn 1rllo 0attill, Dor
ct. 2ouiS iilO gceenipGrtig bier, nu'
@cill6 bel Ocn Gltcrn, Sobn g
Mepcr un6 @uttin.
@n. Srecit mo @attin Warelt an
Sontto9, bciltdstueiic, in 8oibing.
ton.
Der @oII III 3cilmnm'S Sallc
an lesten Son1Sta9 slbcnb, ipor redlt
jdblreih bcind)t.
0ie 9coplcS 8ol,f bon Berger bal
om 5. September ibre Cite, i0brlift
%eriommIuna ser glftieabeiiter ab8c'
balten; cine grobe In5obl oerielber
mar onipeienb. Sic regelm1Bigen
@cihGfte mltrben erlebigt uno Dos
oltc Oireftorillm murbe ouf cin mei.
tcrcS Sobr pieoer cripGblt. Der
llchcrifuB mliroc olri $4,000 erbobt
uno cine 9ipiOenoc bon A Gro3ent
pltroc erflGrt. Cine SpeaialS Ser
iarnnllung Der Authenticated miro am
16. 0c5em6er itottfinben, ,un oeil
9ou zines ncltcn 9onfge6duoes ab'
5%ultinunen. Sn oieier lctten Ser.
inumllung ocs 0ireftoriums mllrben
0ic oltcn 0eanntcn ipic6cr ertpdblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

iponnelL ctiua cine lln5e aus je6er
Sonne glei, bod miro allies glei Ser
oafilr erforoerliden beionoeren DC.
banolung nidt ill,5er3oaer, neil es
iid idleht lobnt.
Sbidon Die 2iefer,ln9 an 8lci in
1915 in Wiiiorri ollie friiberen &e-
forbs brad, 10 par bod Ser greis
10 bod, lpie in mar6 anoeren Sab.
rem. @Gbrcnb oeS 9iirgerfrieaes
bradte es sc in 1861, &c in 1862, Il
in 1864 unb 1866 unb SIC in
1865. Sn 1855 mar Ser Greis 7c
per 8funb, in 1896 aber Sc per
Sfunb. Sn Miiionri mltrbe idon in
1850 9lei %gegrabel uno bradte es
barnols sc. 0as metlte @lei in Mii.
iouri fommt aus oen Counties ct.
Srancois, Sasper, @abiion, Setter.
ion tnb 8aibinaton. bod liefera audi
anoere Counties in Siio. @iiiouri be.
oelttenoe Guantitdten.
9lei bradte 81 4nfane bon 1915
in Seem gorf 3.S Gent, int Sebrltor
AZ Gent lno I'M Sum- 7.56 Gent per
8funb. Sn @uguit nar Der Sreis
mieoer oi,f IA Gent %geiunfen, i'm
September aber ltano Der &reis oiif
5.5 Gents. Der brrrdfdnittIide
8reis in 1915 in Stem gorf mar Al
Gent per Hfunb, ober 1914 per Come
unb iinb bieie 3ablen benutt moroer,
ilm ben @ertb Ser Sieferitng Wii.
intri's feIt6uitelleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13

--@enn SIR m%ictbeil, f%olfen, ner.
fuitfen oocr touidcn wolIt, Damn
briuot eS I'M 8olfsblatt 5itr gitoei9e,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-13
gdtnHs Stcnersabler.

Gotia miro biermit geseben. Dob
Der Undergraduate nit ben Stci,er.
6aDlcrn bon @asconaoe gountn, an
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19
Children Had Close Call.

A runaway team belonging to
farmer living near the old
Henry Schmidt farm gave the oc-
cupants of Oscar Gunderson's car
a close call for their lives Satur-
day. The team atarted near the
water tank going north, Hitting
a telephone pole the wagon pole
was broken off allowing the
vehicle to swing to both sides of
the road. The team reached the
bridge about the time the Gun
derson car, loaded with children
was halfway across. A lucky
lurch of the team and wagon
missed the car, preventing seri-
Gus accident. A half mile farther
down the road the team ran into
John Mishak's rig loaded with
lumber which stopped them. One
horse was badly cut, sixteen
stitches being required in one
wound on it's shoulder.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19
Visited The Northland.

CA. Cairns, general passen-
ger and ticket agent of the {. &
y W.railway, George c. Taylor,
president and H. K. Brooks,
vice-president of the American
Express Company, were Eagle
River visitors last Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Cairns re-
newed old acquaintance at the
county capital and also at the
various resorts on the chain OF
lakes. During his two day stay
he learned much regarding Villas
county responsibilities as coming
dairy and potato county, and as
a retreat for the thousands
OF tourists who yearly disem-
bark here for their summers va
cation. Eagle River isn't the
little old backwoods town it
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19

formerly was charged with be-
ing but is developing rapidly
into a business center. From re-.
marks made by Mr.. Cairns one
IS led to believe that the North
western, will meet the Big Dairy
Dollar and "recreation;st' ),
boosters in the community half
way in the ma tier of publicity
Messrs. Brooks and Tavlor
are well known as North Wis.
consln live wires in the boosting
game. They are the promoters Of
the Isle of B" club on Catfish
formerly the Neville Island sum
mer home) and their trip here
was to put in shape plans for
new buildings for club use. Be-
tore leaving Thursday evening
the above gentlemen enter ained
a number Of friends in their
private car.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19
Road Contracts Let.

The county road committee
met last Thursday and let six
teen miles of highway construc-
ton to w. Fl. Bent of State Line,
who was the lowest bidder. The
construction of mileage is ap-
portioned to the Plum lakeroad,
Boulder Junction road, Woodruff
to Winchester road and Eagle
River to Arbor Vitae road. The
caterpillar tractor purchased by
the county ten days ago, arrived
Thursday. This with a dozen
dump wagons and steam road
rollers to be purchased by the
county for road repair will put
the highways already built in
the county in good repair.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19
DEATH OF MILO HART
Death of Mrs. A. A. Denton's
Brother at Chicago Sunday
Was Formerly a Resident
Here.

Announcement of the death of
Milo Hart at Chicago on Sun
day, was received here Monday
morning by Mrs. A. A. Denton, a
sister.
The Hart family were residents
of Eagle River up to their remov-
al to Chicago five years ago.
Mr.. Hart, however, was en-
ployed in this section off and on
since the family moved to Chica-
go. Death was due to cancer of
the stomach.
Mrs. Denton is at Chicago in
attendance at the funeral.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-04-19
TRIED SUICIDE ROUTE
Cyrus Luther Swallowed Big
Dose of Headache Tablets
But Fails to End Life.

Dependency was the cause o.
the attempted suicide of Cyrus
Luther last Monday afternoon
at his parents home on Division
street.
Purchasing at Persohn Com
pany's store a bottle of Lange's
Certain Headache Cure, contain
ing twenty-four doses, Luther
went to his room where he swal.
lowed the entire contents of the
bottle.
A stomach pump manipulated
by a physician relieved the young
man of bis suicidal dope.