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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06

okOOkAyus W. 1ss IN tne uIty-ol&ntu
year Of his age. Mr.. Morrison was
born in Ellsworth, Dec. 10, 1858 and lived
here until about eighteen years ago. He
leaves . widow and one SON, Harold, and
ONE sister, MRS. Daniel 4. Loweree, OF
Ellsworth Falls.
There was large attendance ct the
masquerade ball of Senator Hale hose
company ct Hancock hall last Wednesday
evening, some sixty couples being in
mask. The prize for the abandonment Co.'S
tune worn by lady was won by Mrs.
Fred Silvy, and for the funniest costume
worn by . man BY Everett Royal. Higgins
orchestra furnished music.
w. J. Ryan, the blind man, was in Ellis
worn Saturday on his thirty-sixth annual
trip with the Old Farmers Almanac. He
says he hopes to complete his fortieth trip
in 1920, which will complete his second
twenty-year contract, and he will then
retire from the road. Mr.. Ryan Is un-
doubtedly the best-known blind man in
the State. He is q member Of the legisla-
tive committee of the Maine association
for the blind.
At the Baptist church next Sunday, the
pastor will preach in the morning on
''The Unchanging Christ" The evening
sermon will be homily on sour Church
Furnace-Scrap Heap or Repair Shop"
The average attendance at the Sunday
school the past six months has been June,
81; July, 35; August, 81; September, So;
October, II; November, n. Last Sunday
the attendance was 81. The adult classes
Of the school provided Thanksgiving din
ners for number Of worthy families.
The Fort Plain IN. W Standard, in an
appreciation Of DR.. John K. Burnett,
whose death there on November % was
briefly reported in THE AMERICAN last
week, says: .'Dr. John K. Burnett, has
passed from among us, but the remem-
brance Of his strong, kindly Christian
spirit will remain. His death is not only
. deep personal loss to his family, but an
irrepsrable loss to the community. We
mourn with the beloved and devoted wife,
son and daughters, who since his fall and
injury . month ago, have striven with
every effort for his recovery. We regret
deeply that an overwhelming sorrow has
enterad that hor,. from, which hos sva-
emanated a steaav ra,iabIa cona;.tant IN.
Bpence ,or the hest interests ~ tho tovn -
.n oe WI De in'o'o'.eo
,.o .o1" s ~ 49, .Ao s ". 8!
~ ~. =, Wv ~ .e' Di'uss1, y
1n y. - 'ooA up ~" 10" uu'io'
20 o' =. q uuson
Ane 'nA. noln"s' MT
. - "e ons.neei' u oon'iuei-
o "S' "'n ~ yesi' oApoeoo 90
'e".oAns enkneel' anu oo"e' " niS new
p' e"oeu no VIII
oso LIZ iaiy W .nio WY ror nu"i-
oei Vi yeaiS mr. orioses WAS Al 'ne e"-
pAoJ VI 'ne ocosn o'eanisuip w. oe'ter
Ano"n as 'ne oavannan nne' ana later
win 'ne A'no Air Co.' Oh Hiizaoetn' '1r
piouuoets =. oxygen gas which pos''ion
ie' " JUN .no oenllai- nuoson Co'
HA.' Dlioses VIII nase cnarKe VI al re-
pairs " ooa's anu property OF the Zen
'rai- nuosoh otea"ooat 70. IN tnis city
sno sions .ne nuoson iro" Aioany 10
Ne" AofA'
The old Ellsworth schooner Georgietta
has come to grief, as many here supposed
she would when they learned she had
been purchased by New Bedford men for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06
WEATHER IN ELLsw ORTIZ.

For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday.
Dec. B, 1915.
From observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor q Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation 10
given In inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06

Grady drew from his pocket a piece Of
paper and handed it to the clerk at H. w
Morang's store. This prescription read
"Cedulas, Havana cigars."-Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06

When the neailorder house finds a
to,on sohose local merchants do not ad
vertise, it fattens its catalogue mailing
Hst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06

Sale of fancy articles at home Of Mrs. w. c.
Merriman, 70 Oak street, Friday and Satur-
day, Dec. 8 and 9.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIssMENrs ra1s WEEK

Haynes-6oap
Century Boot shop
Union Trust Co
Smith d Head
b G 5tratton
PArcher Pharmacy
Annual meeting
Admr notice-William A Hsvey
Christmas sale-Mrs w A Alexander
Mrs W Merriman
I" Miss M 6tockbridge
BANGOR, ME:
Antique furniture wanted
AUGUSTA, ME-:
w II Gannett-Girls wanted
PORTLAND, NE:
Thorndike Machine Co
AuBuRN, ME-:
Postcards for sale
CLEVELAND, o
Help wanted-Salesmen
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
MEXICAN PEACE Dove
SOON TO light HERE
Definite Proposals to Come from Car
rama This Week-U. S. to
Go Half Way.

Definite proposals from Gen. Carranza
for the settlement of the Mexican con-
troversy will be made to the State De-
partment this week. Eliseo Arredondo.
the Mexican Ambassador designate, call
ed on Acting Secretary OF State Polk to-
day and informed him OF this fact and
paved the way for the initiation OF ne
gotiations. The United States is ready
to meet Carranza half way.
News from Mexico generally is en-
couraging and reflects a decided change
of attitude OF the Mexicans toward
Americans.
American refugees aboard warships of
the coast desire to return to Mexico but
the State Department does not feel that
the time has yet arrived when 1t is
safe. Gen. Trevino's invitation for Amer
lean mining interests to return to Son.
ora will likewise not yet be endorsed
by the State Department.
Organization of an extensive National
Guard recruiting service was authorized
yesterday by Secretary of War Baker.
II the campaign for recruits comes up to
expectations, the government will soon
have 10000 men protecting the border.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
THREW GREASE AT HUBBY.
Mrs. Adams, Police Say, Used Up
Spouse Badly.

When Ignatius Adams, "A years old
Of 1902 Third street, southeast, attempted
to enter his wife's home. at 4O3 L street
southeast. yesterday afternoon, Mrs
Adams. according to the police, threw
brick, struck him on the head, and
then re-enforced her drive" by empty
ing a pot of boiling hot grease on Igna-
thus. He was taken to Casualty Hospi-
tai and later locked up at the Fifth
precinct station. charged with assault
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, 1t is said, have
been separated in matrimony for some
time. Adams has charge of their child
which became i'll a couple of days ago.
and was turned over to the mother
Mr.. Adams. the police say visited, or
rather attempted to visit his wife, when
the clash broke.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13

Some Questions Asked of the
Bethlehem Steel Company
Members of Congress-
In view of show
have been asked some questions:
QUESTION THE MANUFACTURE OF ARNOR is UNPROF-
TABLE, YOU SEEK TO CONTINUE IT?
Answer The fact is profitable o ste
machinery sfo other purpose of
Dodasd sd~ls" nd aIsiz. whole or.4renat~ aasd
We the to than actual
Any therefore however small N oa of toward
1 yeontbu no~udbe
nsh.n the h.ef the whole plan.
QUESTION ARE WILLING TO MANUFACTURE AT
THE GOVERNMENTS OWN PRICE,
PLANT TO THE GOVERNMENT AT A FAIR VALUATION?
Answer: Our plant but elements in steel making works.
SOO n employed A making ep cent o
process making srns nssrov with Ds our obs steel nsEnsas
That method of economical production Government plant would n
But that fact physically 10 from
WHOLE and sell the plant separately the Government else
make of ourn spending
sll,oooooo of the peoples which the Federal
Ito be
In other words, we offer--without
risk to the Governmental place
our facilities as completely and
effectively at the service of the
Nation as if the Government
became the actual owner
Bethlehem Steel Comnanv
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
POLK Deciding
"SUB' QUESTION
Ohcialdom Wrestles with Dip
lomatic Problems Involved
In Deutschland Case.

With the status of the undersea vessel
Deutschland as peaceful merchantmen
virtually settled by the State Depart
ment, this government Is now wrestling
with the resulting diplomatic problems
involved in the decision. Acting Secretary
Of State Polk denied emphaucally yes
terday a report that the United States
would make no inquiry in case British
warships sunk the submarine without
warning.
Meanwhile the charge d'affaires of the
British Embassy called at the depart
ment to press the case of the entente
allies. No secret Is made of the fact
that the British Gordon OF ships of the
three-mile limit will make every effort to
destroy the Deutschland. The British
will act on the assumption that the
submarine has no rights under interna
tional law as peaceful merchant ves-
sci.
British Charge Calls.
Mr.. Barclay officially called to inquire
about the stand which this government
has taken over the status Of the vessel.
Mr.. Polk said today that he will submit
the report of Capt. Hughes to the neu-
trality board before formally announcing
his decision. Capt Hughes, as a naval
expert on ship construction, went over
the Deutschland and found that she was
not armed and could not be armed on the
high seas.
The United States government will not
necessarily be guided by existing rules OF
international law in reaching a decision
over the right OF British ships to inter-
cept the Deutschland, in case this con-
tingency should arise. This government
will for the present await developments,
and then, II necessary. base its decision
on the facts of this particular case.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
EMPLOYERS BREAK FAITH,
Representative Hubert Says Many
Have Cut on Guardsmen.

Representative Murray Hubert, of
New York, issued a statement yesterday
charging that certain employers of New
York are not abiding by their promises
to continue on their payrolls employees
who have entered the National Guard.
Mr.. Hubert says he has received COM
plants from several Guardsmen who
have not received the promised amounts
from their employers. "I am Withhold
ing for the present the names Of COM
plainants and employers" said Mr.. HUI
bert.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
COMMITTEES TO MEET,
Republican Senators Going to New
York for Conference

A committee Of five Republican Senators
named by Senator Gallinger, chairman
Of the Republican conference Of Senators
will go to New York this week to confer
with the new campaign committee named
Yesterday by Charles E. Hughes. The
Senate committee is composed of SEN
ators Weeks, Smoot, Curtis, wadsworth
and Sterling. The Senatorial commit
tee was named to cooperate with the Ma
tional campaign committee to help in the
election OF Republican Senators.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
G. O. P. WORKERS MEET.
women's National Republic Club
Gather, at willard.

At the third meeting OF the Woman's
National Republican Club, at the New
Willard yesterday. plans for the coming
campaign were discussed. 1t was for
mally reported at the meeting that the
services Of the club were offered to the
national Republican committee.
The club will meet every Wednesday
night during the summer and expects to
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13

wage a membership campaign to prepare
for the opening of the Presidential cam
paign. An effort will be made to form
branch organizations in all the Congress
sional districts of the country. Miss
Mary Pierce is chairman.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
A. L. Kidwell Asks Divorce.

Charging misconduct, Allen L. Kidwell
has filed suit in the District Supreme
Court for an absolute divorce from
Edythe G. Kidwell. The couple were
married in Baltimore, August 81, 1910.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
Fire Causes $3.50 Damage.

Fire Of unknown origin caused $3.50
damage, yesteday morning, to residences
at 13os-N NJ street northwest. The FIRE
started at 1909 NJ street which is oc-
cupied by Bell Robinson, and spread to
the home of Dollie Bowens, 1907 NJ street
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
Outing for BOYS Society.

Members OF the Sanctuary Boyf So
ciety of Sacred Heart Church yesterday
enjoyed an outing trip to Actonville as
the guests of the faculty Of ST. Charles
College. The trip to and from Acton
VILE was made in automobiles.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
Mrs. West Wants Divorce.

Margaret West asks for a limited d.
vorce from Bernard West, on the grounds
of cruelty and desertion, In a petition
filed In the District Suprme Court yester-
day. The couple were married in Alexan-
dria, June "a. 1913
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
Miners Win Eight-Hour Strike.

Wilkesbarre, "a, July R.-Judge
Fuller decided here today that an
thracite miners do not have to remain
eight hours In the mines as the COM
panies demand In compliance with the
new eight-hour agreement.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
Russians Take 27o.ooo pri.ouen.

Petrograd, July Il-More than no
600 officers and men and LIS guns
have been captured by Gen Bruxsilon
in his offensive against the Austro-
German forces, up TO Monday. the war
office officially announced today.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Die ,SentidDlanS" luieSer sliiflid) in
bic @eier einselanfen.

Gas unterieeii6e 9auffabrtbei-
56iff, u9eutidlanb," lit am leeten
Sonntoe 9ea6nlittae, nad i9-tdgiger
yobrt efiidIid in Bremen angelagt,
trotoem ieiue sbfabrt bon slmerifa
lrnb Die sSabrt iiber (ooer pielnebr
unter) Den atlantiidcn S5ean bon
ben britiiden uno fran5oiiiden
Shla6tldirnmen nit Nrglsougen
beluadt murben. 0us Boot ioll, 10
balo Die notbiuenbisen &eporaturen
gelnadt iporoen iinb, luieoer cine
sSobrt no6 Den Ser. Staaten antres
ten. Deutidlano beabiiatigt nit ei.
ner gartaen Saudboot Slotille NIT
allen neutralen 2dnoern gu Der
febren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
9ermann, 9O, Sreitas, ben Is. DECEMBER, 1915
Die Seseler RoaS idjlieflid BON Ser
Gumntb Gomrt beipillist.

gtad einem bitteren Sample in Der
Gorntg Court, Der iif bon einem
Sernlin gum nnoeren ausbebnte, ipur.
De idlieBlid Die Betiticn bon Sbep
Segeler II. u. fir ben 9ai, elmer
GountD &oab I'M Scope S6ul-Di.
itrift, in &i6lanb Gopnibip, bon Der
gountp Court beiuilligt slliBer Der
Retition bon Scgeler II. 81. butten
Sbeo SillD, 8nl. Soppe, glug. Gif.
crlnam II. y. Gin @eiud) Inn cine
neue Gollntproub i'm lelben Oiitrifi
eingerei6t. llno beibe Setitionen bat,
ten oen 3ped Die fredericksburg
gtoab nit Der Stolpe &oao sll pcrbin.
0en, nit Dem llnterihieoe, baB Die
cine Bartei Die Hoa6 iiber Elm geipii.
les Serrain uno Die a,bere Gartei
iiber Elm anoeres @ebiet ausgelegt
boben mollte. 8eiOe Earteien bot.
ten abnofaten angeltellt Inn ibre
Sahe 81 perfe6ten rnb lpG1ren0 ell
ne Sartei bebalptetc Dab es rinpor.
tbeilbaft m1re oic Hoao bort 5u bau.
en- po iie Sillp II. U. baben ipoll.
ten ba ser @eg iiber gu bobe 9erge
fibre, entgegneten bieie nit Der ge.
bauptlmg baB Die Noab, INN mcl1e
Segeler II. u. eingcfomnlen moren.
iiber nieOeres, feudtes unb lteber.
flutbungen bur6 ben 8asconobe aus
geietes 2ono fibre lmo oesbalb nifi
praftiid lei.
81brenb Den lebtcn beioen Sis.
lngen Der Gountn Court i6einen &C,
gen Die Eegeler &oab bon ieiten Der
8efiirpprter Der Eillp Sfoab feline
peiteren Broteite eineebra6t tporbeil
su iein ,ino iuuroe oesbalb Die &eft
tion bon Gegeler II. q. beipilIigt t,rIo
Der Sllrpepor angeorbnct, oieIe &oao
aisSulegen.
.0ie getetenten baben bereits 5mei
Weilen bon Scr bier Weilen Strede
Der &oao in fabrbaren 3uitano &C.
brodt uno baben iih erboten, aud]
ben GeIt bes @eees 81 6ffnen mo
fabrbur 5lt ntn6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
s a n a q II.

Sbeo. &nppelmunn mar nit ieiner
Ntoi6ine bier an Der slrbeit grenn'
bols fir llniere Sarner 81 iagen.
gSm. llffmann, unier &oaoaifieber
bat lcste @ode bas idone 8etter
basu benlitt Die Ganaan.glano Hcab
allsSubeiiern.
u. 6. @rap batte lesten 5rcitog
Elm fnappes gntfommen bor ernlt'
liden 8erlesungen. gr mar in Der
Glap.Mine nit elmer Sprengung be-
Idditist uno ba Der Sdub ni6t los
aeben ipollte, nabm er on oaB Die
3iinoidur erloihen lei uno par &C.
robe I'M 8esriff in bic Otine berab 5ll
Iteisen oils Die Sprensl,ng crfolste,
pbnc jeood @rap 81 perlesen.
Srsobn 8. Grioer rnb Satin. melde
fiir8lid ibre Sarm iiiblid bon bier
perfolft Doben, iperben n1bIten Wton.
tag nod glrfanias 5ieben, no Grioer
lid, Dem Eie @eidGft miomen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
@eteran ans bem garserfriese aui
ieiner gadt BON Sube ereiIt.
Sefanb iidj ani Der 5abrt nadJ 6ut
Springs.

s. s. Wc9fonn, elm 8eteran aus
oem 8iirgerfriege, itarb am Moutaa
abeno mif ieinem Wotorboote, mel
DIES flir5 borber alif elmer Sanobant
I'M Wiiiouri SluB, bier MeiIen meitl.
bon Sernlann feitgefabren mar.
8m. 8aibel bon @osconaoe brad.
te Die 9a6tri6t bierber baB Elm gro.
beres Wotorboot auf Der Sanobanf
feltfaB, Doraui Der 9anlpfsr .Ser.
mann" anl 9ienstag Worgen Dem
8oote au Siilfe elite uno bosielbe
nod unierer Stabt bra1te
gln 9or6 bes Motorbootes befan,
Den iib s. McNoipn unb oeiien
SGmeiter. iotpie Der 2eidnam ibres
@aters s. S. Mc9eopu. @ie Ser
Sobn bes 8erItorbenen beri6tet, mar
ibr Sater 76 Sabre alt lmo lit on
Iitbma. gs mar ibre 4bii6t mil
Dem gerdumigen un6 gut eingeridte.
ten 9oote nad glrfanias au fabren
itno oann per giierbabn noh Sot
Springs, po tic oen 8inter 5lbrin.
gen nollten. slm Wontag Nbenb
lief oas Boot alf Die Sanobanf ,nb
oa ber S'ater ploslid bon einem iebr
befiisan Iitbma Infalle betroffen
ipur6e, fonnten Tie oas Boot nift
mieoer flott MAIDEN, Oa Der &ranfe
ibre gan5e slufmerffamfeit erforberte,
mo Damn ipGbreno Ser gtadt itarb.
gto6 glnfanft bes 8ootes, ipuroc
Srieoensri6ter Stoenner, als tell.
bertretenoer Coroner, benahri6tigi
gno bielt barnif Die Ssidenibni ab
Ole Sitrp, oie alts fofeenoen 9iirgern
beltano, erfannte auf 600 our6 no.
tiirlibe llriahe: 90. Neunlann IT,,
@or &nieide. sllb, gsaeselin 2ouis
Saenefe, 9. Sdilling uno SSobn
9oblfen.
Der 2eidnam pllroe nad Sal5'
mam's 2ei6enbeItatter Gtabliiie.
ment eebradt ino abenos per 8abn
na6 9runstuif, Weo. beforoert, in
Die Seintatb 0es plosli6 aur eroBsn
Nrmee abaerufenen 8eteronen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
Stpnp Sill

Gin San5pergniigen fano lebter
Samstag in Der @obnlne bon @ult
Sdneioepino itatt un0 baB bas illng(
Golf ii6 bort gut amiiiirte lit mobl
lelbItberitGnblib.
sSrau emma Simpion imb &inbe,
nel6e mcbrere @o6en bier oilf 9e,
iil6 bel ibren glngb0rigen maren.
reiiten lebten Sonntag pieoer nad
&anias gitp auriid.
Sffenbar eriparten lrniere 9eipob,
ner einen itrengen 8inter, oenn iiber.
oil rparen Die SGgenliiIler tbGtie
9rennbol5 5u iGgen. Sobn 'Sdulte
iiate fir 9saitor slue. &ubn ben Moth.
igen Solabeoarf, mGbreno Geo.
Stolte's Maidine fir Or. @necl,
bredt 9rennbol5 iigte.
Die 0ireftoren Der Stonp. Sill Sele.
phone 60. bielten letten Sonntag
gsadmittas bel g. @. Sp. Seiemann
ibre @eriamml,ing ab.
Cine 3igeunerbanbe fam leste go
DIE bier ourb lino ma6te in Stonp
Sill fitrae 9tait Inn Dem meibliden
Sbeile Der 9anbe @clesenbeit au &c.
ben etlihc SiIberlinse ein5ubeimien
un6 Ole meiblihe 8ep6lferllng bon
Stonp Sill nit Den idoniten Gropbc.
5einngen S,l begliifen.
Sernann Illemann mar leste $50,
dc mebrere Gage in ct. 2oiiis bon
100 CT am Sreitae lpieoer auriid-
febrte.
Srls. Slorence @gIep uno sSriebo
bon @ebren bon Sronflin Golirtp.
lporeu leBte @ohe bier gum @eiuh
Der 6amilie s. s. StoltQ
slm Sninstoe. ben 16. 9ea. finbet
Ibenbs i'm StnnD Sill Sbulbartie
elm Dor Supper umo cine Debate
Itatt au lpelhen ltnterbultlineen Sc.
hermann freunblidit aingelaoen lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15
9as @4itr 5onie Sotel jett Gigen.
tbarm nou Or. Snll bon Sutton
). 6. 8lasfe serbanbelt bas befanute
@aifbans fir cine ssarm in
Galaiuap Gunutg.

9ds 8bite Soule Sotel, nobI bas
befonntcite @aitbous 5ipiiden ct.
2ouis uno SSefferion Gitp, lit aber:
mails in anoere S1nbe iibergeeaneenJ
inoem Der jesiee Better, s. 8.
9lasfe. Snsielbe on Or. gs. 8. Sun,
bon Sutton, Wo gegen cine 1S2
9lfer umfaiienbe Sarm in GalloDop
goiltltp Dertaui6te.
Serr 8lasfe failftc bos Sotel Dor
etipa bier Snbren fir $t2,00000
llnb bat piele gerbeiierungen an ben.
ielben ousfiibren laiien. Die Sorm
wel1e er bofiir cingebonoelt bot, lit
cine Der idoniten in Gallamap Goln-
tp nnb miro aitf $14,000.00 &c.
iddst,
Capt. 9lasfe, pelher ieit pielen
sSobren S6iffs Captain alf Dem
sS1brboot nSerrnonn" mar, bat feline
Stelle nieOcrgetest II. miro i6on oieie
ISOLDE nit ieiner sSalnilie na6 Sui.
tom auf ieine Sarm 5iebsn, mo mir
linn unb Sanlilie beltes @oblergeben
,lno rieiigen @rfolg als 2aitoipirtt
piinihen.
Or. Sulf bot bas 8bite Soiiie an
sSrau 81. 8. &enleD permietbet, ipel.
DIE ihpn friiber 2eiterin oes Sotels
geipeien mar, ebe basielbe in Den 8s.
iis bon Gnpt. 8lasfe iibergine, lno
90 iie eine erfabrene @aihpirtbin lit,
miro bos renonnlirte Sotel nihta
BON isiner Sopularit1t einbiiBen.
DdS @bite Solile lpurbe i'm Sabre
1868 BEN @ottlieb Hippitein, BEN
&ater oes befannten Gaiiirers Der
Sermonn Sapines 8ont. 6. s. &ipp.
Itein, seballt ,ino galt I. 3. als zines
Der mooerniten unb populGriten @alt.
b1uicr I'M Stoate. gsad bem Sooc
oes Srn. &ippItein ipuroe oos Sotel'
eei6Gft unter 2eitrne bon Gbas. 8.
@isen, Dem Hadlaboerpalter Tipp-
Itein's, peitergefiibrt, bis eS ip1ter IN
oeu 9eiis bon glug. 6. 2eiSner ilber.
eina. Nadbem Serr Seisner lid
bonn Sotelgeif1fte 5uriidge5o9en bot.
tc, medieltc bas Sotel ofters Die Sci.
tilng unb 5lpar in folgenoer &eiben.
folee: 2ouis &enbrif, 6rall 6. &bo.
oius, 6rau Saedel, u. S, Bruoot, W.
9ruer, 5im Birmingham, Gibbs
Sriedbaus, 2ouis Sod, Srau &emlep
uno s. 8. 8lasfe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

piro. Sblpobl oic Gl,Bere Steinar.
belt polleuoet, ons @ebtiuoe unter
Sad ,lnb Sab sebradt lit, iinb iiber
$40 4rbeiter I'M Snnern oesielben
tbdtie unb Dies nidt mtr iest, ion-
bern nod gernlime 3eit.
S Gbas. g. 8ell aus 9oonpille,
Der beiisr als glpfelf0nig befannt lit,
eloubt elm probates Ytittel our 8e.
fdmpfung Der ct. Soie.Sdilolaus,
Die jdbrli9 in @iiiourier Obitgdr-
ten einen Shaoen BON ,nlebreren
Rillionen Dollars anri6tet, ent-
oedt au baben, nGntlid cine 9alf. itno
S6mefelmiiblrng, Die IN ieber gpo.
tbefe lrnter Dem Nanten Slime Si,l-
pbur" erbGItlid lit. 9tit Der Yeiid-
ung miro Der Baum beitaubt, iobal0
ii6 Die 8lage aeigt. Die ct. Sole
Sdilblals p,,rbe Dor Sabren aus
Sapan eingeidleppt iilto biloet einen
Der idlintntIten Seinoe oes Obit.
9artens.
5 Geo. 8riifer, elm ipoblbaben6er
Sarmer bon Cape @iraroeau Gounth
luclder idpn mieoerbolt ourd Siib.
neroiebe um feline Siibner beraiibt
ipurbs, pollte oeren Sreiben Elm gn6e
maiden llno bradte in ietnem Siib-
neritalle cine Slillte 10 on, oab beint
Seffnen Der Sbiire Der SdliB ben
Ginoringling treffen mnBte. Die
Shpelter ieincr SSrall pelde bel
9rllder ipobnte, oblpobl bon Der
Sale unferrihtet oie ibr Sdmager
oen Siibneroieben geitcllt battc, batte
ieood, nibt ntebr an oieielbe aeoaht,
unb olS lie sur Giitteriing oes &C.
iiiigels bic Gbiire offnete entllto ii@
bic Slirte nnS tobtlid perlebt, itiirate
oic llngliidlihc au gpoen. II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-15

BORT perbGItniBmaBiee &ube gu berr-
iden.
9as srobe fran5oiiide S6ladt-
idiff .Snffreu" nit elmer 8siasuns
bon 730 Mannidaften rno Sffi5ie.
rem lit bon einem oeutiden Saub'
boot nit Wann unb Wtaits berienft
lporben. Dos Sdiff mar 410 Sub
lano, batte bier i2.5Ollige, ieds 8.
sollise. adt 4.sollise, % breipfiinoer
,lnb bier Eorpeborobren. SIN porigen
Sabre nabm oieies Sfla6tibiff on
Dem @efedt an oen Darbanellen
Ebeil llno ipuroe beidaoigt.
sssett, oa RumGnien onl gooen
lieat, riiIten ii6 oie Siirfen fir cine
grpeoition nad aegppten INN oen
gnaIanoern BORT nif's Sell 81 ril.
den. sic mollen Damn oen Slle5'
Seonol idIieben lmO fiir Gnglmo 6en
grotforb bober baneen.
9eutihe Soudboote baben inner
bolb elmer ISOLDE wicoer etipn elit
9nteno englii6e S6iffe perlentt.
eualono fiiblt oen Mangel an Sdit.
fen Ihon.