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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Fraser have
sustained one of the worlds most
noble works by adopting as their
daughter a little girl from the Jack
sonville orphanage.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

The Ocala schools will open Mon
day, Sept 25, which is five weeks from
this morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mrs. G. F. McRae and son Don left
yesterday for visit to friends IN
Savannah.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Galloway are
spending the summer at their farm
just east of Moss Bluff.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Miss Luvy Lee Schoefin, who has
been spending the past few months
with her aunt, Mrs. Port v. Leaven-
good at her home on South Sanchez
street, returned to her home in Tam
pa today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

The members of the K. of P. and
Pythian Sisters are looking forward
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rivers are
home from weekend visit to Alach-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mrs. Kate Thornton of Birming-
ham, Ala, and Miss Helena Wade of
Jacksonville, will arrive tomorrow to
spend several weeks as the guests of
Mrs. E. A. Osborne at her beautiful
home on Lake Weir avenue. Miss
Wade and her mother will be pleas
antly remembered as guests of Mrs.
Osborne during the last county fair
season, when they made many friends
here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-21

Mrs. W. B. Newbern and children,
who have been here on a visit to Mrs.
Newhern's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Y. Miller, have returned to their
home at Maxville.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
JANSEN WILL
CHALLENGE THE
BEST MAN
New Salem Grappler Anxious for
Match With Tomorrow
Nights Winner.
OFFERS TO PLACE A
$4,000 sIDE-BET
Preliminary Will Start at $3.50
Sharp; Main Bout Scheduled
About $50.
BY GILL;"

Since the announcement yesterday
Of the big wrestling match that is bill.
ed for the Armory hall tomorrow
evening, fans of the mat game in this
city have been discussing the coming
event with great interest, and many
OF the old-timers are Of the opinion
that it will be one Of the fastest and
best bouts pulled off in Bismarck in
some months. Anderson of Billings,
Mont, is fairly we'll known in these
parts as he has appeared here and
in other towns close by in his capa,
city as special trainer to Miller, the
celebrated catch as catch can artist
Rentrop is known to both young and
old in this city and needs no introduc,
ton.
There is no doubt but what the
match vii! be clean, fast one and
many are awaiting with impatience
the coming event.
An interesting incident occurred
yesterday which will lend more inter
est to the bout. Jansen, the New
Salem leg grabber, is in town ant
will meet Roy Post in a preliminary
match tomorrow night. Jansen state!
that he intends to challenge the win
ner of the Rentrop-Anderson go a
the ring-side tomorrow night and has
offered to put up a side bet of $500
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
BASEBALL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Today's Games
Boston at New York; Philadelphia
at Brooklyn; Cincinnati at st. Louis,
and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Club r. H. Z.
At Boston ................." . D
Philadelphia ..............3 0
Batteries-Barnes, Raglan and
Gowdy; Alexander and Burns.
At New York ..... ........41 ~ 1
brooklyn ........ IU z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stroud, PalmerO
Schauer and Riardan; Cheney, Smith,
Coombs and Meyers.
Ten '-'nings.
At St. Louis 90. .......... 5 8 4
Cincinnati ................. 6 IL 1
Observation-Disclosures Williams, JAS
per, Sallee and Gonzales Schneider,
Dale, Schultz and Clark. .
Pittsburgh Chicago game stopped
account wet grounds. 80"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
CAPITAL FORCE
FORM BALL CLUB
State House Employees Will Put
Fast Nine in the Field This
Season.

A meeting of the baseball fans and
those interested in the organization
of team among the employees at the
state capitol was held in the house
chamber yesterday, and preliminary
steps toward the organization were
taken.
Officers of the organization were
elected as follows:
President-Win S. Mitchell.
Secretary Walla.
Observation-Disclosures 1rysh.
Manager-John P. Tucker.
| Finance Committee-E. A. Thorberg
and w. G. Edwards.
There are any number of first-class
ball players among the employees at
the state capital and first-class team
can be placed in the field this season
to represent the capital city.
Grounds will be prepared adjacent
to the capital park, there being an
excellent site for diamond less than
100 yards east of the capital grounds.
New uniforms and equipment will be
purchased at once and the team will
| be ready in short time TO meet the
/ other organizations in the Slope coln-
| try.
| The finance committee will get busy
| at once and solicit funds for the sup
| port of the team A number of the
| young ladies' employed at the capitel
will give strawberry and ice cream
L social at an early date to secure funds
for the new organization also.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
FANS ARE INTERESTED IN WRESTLING
MATCH BILLED FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
that he can throw the best man of

the two.
RentrOp is certain that he can best
Anderson and in an interview yeSter-
day stated that he would make an
extra hard effort to do so now so as
to get a crack at the $500 that has
been flung on the ground by Jansen.
PentrOp has a side bet of 500 on
his match tomorrow night with An
derson and he is Of the opinion that
the hundred he expects to win to-
morrow night and the five hundred
that he thinks will be easy for him
to cop from Jansen will look pretty
good deposited in his name in one
Of the banks Of this city.
These |a1iOus amounts that have
been mentioned as side bets on the
match tomorrow night are not ficti-
tious as they have already been de-
posted with the sporting editor of
The Tribune and the winner will re-
ceive the same in full at the conclu.
sion of the match tomorrow night.
Jansen is a much larger man than
Rentrop but tie Bismarck youth
claims that he is not in the least
afraid of him and in fact is confident
he can throw him two out Of three
times with ease, providing Jansen
does not back down and refuse to
open negotiations for his proposed
bout for next week.
The preliminary tomorrow night
promises to be something out Of the
ordinary. Roy Post, who is at pres.
ent training with Rentrop, is no
SLOUGH at the game himself. In fact
Rentrop is so confident of his ability
to give Jansen a trimming that he
has placed 5000 as a side bet on this
event RentrOp also has side bet
of $1OO with Anderson for the main
Tout so that all told $500 will change
hands at the ringside tomorrow night.
This announcement is sufficient to
assure the fans that it will be a
match that will be ION the square,.
There have been SO 1EaI,y fakes pulled
eff lately that many Of the fans are
getting somewhat leary CT some Of
the matches that are announced.
I;entrop's reputation IS a square
wrestler and the fact that so much
real American cash is at stake IS
sufficient to assure Their: Of something
on the level.
All Of the men involved in tomor.
row nights proceeding are working
hard and reports from the training
camps are to the effect that they are
in the pink of condition. The out
look for a first class evenings enter
tainment are bright and every one
is urged to be present and see some
thing that will make them think they
are witnessing Gotch-Stecher tilt.
The preliminary match between
Jansen and Post will commence al
$3.50 sharp. This will bring the mai1
bout to a head about $50. The doors
at the Armory will be opened at
o'clock so that those who get there
early can be accommodated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04

clearly set forth in President Wilson'S
open letter to the business men OF
America, in which he says:
81 bespeak your cordial co-opera'
ton in the patriotic service undertak.
en- by the engineers and chemists OF
this country under the direction OF
the Industrial Preparedness Commit.
tee of the naval consulting board OF
the United States.
The confidential industrial inven
tory you are asked to supply is in
tended for the exclusive benefit O.
the war and navy departments ant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
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Today's Games.
St. Louis at Detroit; Cleveland at
Chicago; Washington at Philadelphia,
and New York at Boston.
Club r. H. Z.
Philadelphia ............. 3 . y
New York ................. 2 8 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bush and
Schang. Heating, Schocker and .Iuna-
maker. D..
No games scheduled in American
association. .-s....a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04

will be used in organizing the indus
trial resources Of the public service
in national defense.
At my request, the American Soci.
ETY. of Civil Engineers, the American
Institute of Mining Engineers, the
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers, the American Institute of
Electrical Engineers and the Ameri-
can Chemical society are gratuitously
assisting the naval consulting board
in the work of collecting this data
and I confidently ask your earneA
J support in the interest of the people
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
START INVENTION
WORK At ONCE

Calvin H. Crouch, chairman of the
board of directors for North Dakota
of the Organization For Industrial
Preparedness, has received quaint
ty of inventory blanks, to be used in
connection with the work Of taking
an inventory of the manufacturing
concerns of the state, and has sent
them out to the other members of
the board, who will start the work
at once.
The board of directors for North
Dakota consists Of Calvin H. Crouch,
Grand Forks, r. r. Atkinson, Bis.
marck, Pres. E. F. Ladd, Agricultural
College, N. d.. and John Floyd Ste
vens of Grand Forks.
The purpose of the inventory is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
SOME BASEBALL OUIBS

Bench warrants have been issued to
several baseball managers who are
determined to arrest batting slumps
One solid wallop delivered in the
pinch covers multitude of errors.
Kid Williams has scored one kayo
that won't appear in his record. The
bantam champ stopped the managerial
functions of Sam Harris.
Connie Mack's athletics will find
home plate yet even if they have to
blast for it. =t;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04

u r 1t.i;t ~
- g.E saffl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
OFFER REWARD FOR
INFORMATION RELATIVE
TO AL IEGEO EIPERlIGc

Hebron, n d., May 3.-Convinced
that 'firebug' attempted to destroy
their slaughter house, Funk BROTHERS
offer 500. reward for information con-
corning his identity. Local people be-.
lieve some person took upon himself
the abatement of a nuisance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-04
BY 'Hop'

and government of, the United States"
The work of collecting this data will
begin at once and it is. hoped to have
it completed before June l..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
@apn Beneoift ernemmt
10 me1e 3aroiudle.
essn einem geheime1 &oniitori1tm

Sn einem gebeimen &oniitorium,
meldes in &om I'M 8eiiein bon 25
&ar0inalen unter goriib 6es Hapltes
8%eneoift itattfa1o, mnr6en nod ei=
11er @apos Na6ridt CD 10 rel1e Scar
oinale e%rrannt, mel6e iammtli6 Den
2anoern Ser Maiierten angebore1t.
9ie Nan1en beriel6en ltn6:
Monitgnor Ga 6ontotne, &atrior@
bon @%eneoig; Momiignor 9onator
sborretti, friberer opoitoliider 0e-
legat IN CANADA, ipater 8il6of bon
@aponna nnb fir5li6 Mliellor 6eS
Seiligen gtr1bles; Moniignor De-
bourg, gr5biidof bon &enneS; Mon=
iignor 911bois, gr5biidof bon @onen;
Moniignor gittorio Mmeoeo &amn55i
81 gian9i, Maior 9omo I'M Bati=
fan; Monlignor 8oggiano, Sefretar
ser @eiligen Office uno friiberer
opoitoliider Delegat IN Merifo;
Moniignor Nscaloii, Gr5bif6of BON
.8enepento; Monitgnor Maurin, 81
ld)of BON @renoble; Monitgnor Wta=
RIM, SefretQr ser @eilen Signatur,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
nt|uno Moniig11or @tergi 5efretar oes

0Ou11CIl.
8ildof Ma1rin bon @reenoble
miro gum gr5biid)of bon 9Don un6
8i16of Dubois BON &ourgeS gum
gr5bildof bon &ouen ernannt. Die
grnnena1ng 5tpeier meiterer &ar6inale
miro in &iir5e ertpartet.
9ie Na6ridt ermabnt ferner, 6ab
sic ~iofortige @eroffentlidung zines
nel1en Go6e iiber &ononiides &edt
e%rfolgen NITRO. Napit 8ene0ift gab
leinem @organger, 6em ber itorbenen
Hoplte Nius x. &rebit fir 6ie Ser
tigltellung 6ieles @erfes un6 5ollte
bem 5toatsiefretar @ar6inal @as=
part uneingeldrqnftes Sob fir 1eine
6obei geleiitete Mrbeit. Sos Semitic
RUM fan6 ieinen MbidluB in einem
ir11igen @ebete 6es fl. @aters fir Die
@erbeifirung 6es .6rieoens.
8emerfenspertb lit Ser l1mitono,
6oB MIR &irdenfuriten aus SEN 2an=
6ern ser Mqiierten an 6em Semitic
RUM tbeilnabmen, i16em %6enienigen
BON 9euti9lan6 un6 Selterreid=nn=
garn sic Inmei enbeit infolge 6es
@rieges l1nmogli6 mar. Ser apoito=
lilde 9elegot in Miin6elt, &aroinal
Triitpirtb, pel6er in einem offentlt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

blif 6es 8ei6eerens = it eS ni6t
gemiliermaBen Elm 9iebltabl am eige=
mem Ser5en? 9enn mer fann> menn
er 10 redt abgeipannt unb miioe iii,
mh nit frohem @er5en genieBe11,
un6 100 lit 90 Elm 8o6en porbereitet,
UNI sic bodite aaer 6reu6en, Sic gro
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in ii6 ouf5u=
nebmen? 9arum nodmalS: peglalien
ales, 1paS baran bin6ert nno mas
iiber unier &0nnen gebt! @s fo1nmt
bel elmer 8eldeer11ng ni6t onf Dos
@os, 1onoern a1f oas @ie an. Mfa6t
einen lnteridie0 5piiden einem melt=
liden 6eIt nno DEM 5eittage, an 6em
ser grloier Ser Menidbeit gu uns
fommt! @ebt Cure @er5en fret: fret
Don irbii9en Sorgen, f1einliden Be-
fiimmernillen, Damn miro eS iiber=
rei9li6 geiegnet uno 6rie6e un6 3u=
frieoenbeit iotpie edter 8eibnadtS=
il1bel barin ieinen gin5ug balten.
Sannengriin nno Wlodengelaute,
@ottes- nn6 Menidenliebe, 6rie6en
uuo gutter @iQe, 2idt uno Seae,
6rel16e nn6 @onne, I'M fr0bliden
8eibnodtstrubel redten ieligen
@eibna9tsjubel - m0ge Der liebe
@ott nns oGen Dies reihli6 gum
|Gbriltfe1t bei6eeren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
@ere@tes nrtbetl.

Die in englii9er @prade' eri9ei=
lnenoe fatboIiide Breile unieres Cont
6es bot nidt berludt, 6em Der torbe=
men &oiier 6ran5 Soiepb gereAt 5n
peroen. l1n6 6o6 mare eS ibre Mrf=
gobe, Dos Mn6enfen 6ieies Monarden
ms rebte 2idt 51 riiden, nmlomebr,
tpeil sic S~agespreiie feline 8e6el1tung
fir sic fatboliide Sode iiberbaapt
nidt ertpdbnte. @on mel6 berporra=
GENDER Mrt 6ieie mar, berrdtb 81.
6ron5 90. S6in6ler, 8rofelior on
Ser l1niperiitGt @ien, elmer Ser nam=
baftel ten @elebrten 6es fatb. Del ter
rei6's> Ser in Dem 5tpeiten @anoe oes
groB orgelegten @erfes i1ber 6ie
v&otboliide Stride unierer 3eit" fol-
gen6es urtbeiI fdat iiber Sen nun Der=
blidenen Monarden:
v9ur6 feline unentmegte Srere ge=
gen Sen opo1toliiden 9t1bl in Ser
3eit i9merer 8e6rangniiie besielbel1
lit 5ran8 Soiepb SEN fatboliiden
6iir1ten Ser gar5en @elt 5um 8or=
bil6 g%etpor6en, un6 feline gro ber5ige
Inter ltiibung ser fatboliiden Miiiio=
nen namentli9 in Mfrifa uno i'm
Orient, fem entl6ie6enes gintreten
fir bie grboltung altebrmiiroiger fa-
tboIiIder stitungen nn6 Snititute in
Ser &anptitoot Ser Gbriitenbeit, TO-
ben feline Momen Bel 6en &atbolifen
aIer Climber fir immer ein %6anfbores
@eoenfen gelidert. @einen fotbolt<
1den Seterreidern ging er in treuer
grfiiG1111g gottes6ienitlider 8erpflid=
tungen itets nit muiterbaftem 8ei=
ipiel boror, nn6 NIT @erebrnng fir
i'm erfiiat je6en Menidenfreun0 iet-
ne uneri60pfli9e Mil6tbtaigfeit ge=
gen Mrme mno 8e6rangte offer Mrt.
Sc tpor 0eiterreid's propioentiene
Mnfgabe, 6ur9 sic &aiferfrone 6es
FL. &0miihen &eides 6eutider Na<
tion, sic feline 6iiriten iab%rbunoerte-
lang getragen, Sdirmer Ser fatboli-
iden &eltgion 5umal in 9eut1dlano
11n6 bebor8ngter S0r6erer Ser Stride
in Ser go115en @eIt 5u fem. No9
beute erf iint Seiterreid BEN 8er11f,
uneigenniitig Sic Stride iiber ben ge=
lammten gr6freis fin gu foroern
ourd sic Sreigebigfeit un6 oen
gdut, oen fem Scatter SEN fatboli-
iden Sntereiien in auen 2anoern GUT
men6et."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
(SSSR|

den &oniitorium Sen u&otben SUIT"
erbielt, mar nidt anmeien6. MlS be-
ion0erS berborragen6e Sbeilnebmer
meroen in ser Neodridt genannt &ar-
binal Mmette gr5biidof BON Earis;
&ar0inol Bourne, Gr5bi1dof BON
@eI tminii ter un6 &ar6inal @asquet,
Ser befannte @iitorifer aus bem Be>
neoiiffttiner=Sr6en
Goplt 8eneoift eridien friider
uno erergiider als je 5uDor. @ie
&om (!D, bat Ser 8aplt in ieiner
9feoe belon6ers 8e5ug auf BEN &rieg
genomme11. Sb es %5utrtfft, pas Die
fer 8eri6t 6ariber iagt, - 6oB Ser
Yaplf babel sic Population Ser 8el=
gier ol1s6riidli6 beriibrt babe, lit
nit &iidlidt auf Die Nadri6tenqueQe
gu be5meifeln.
Ierner m11r6en bonn Bapit na6fol=
gen6e friibere @%rnennnnge1 beltatigt:
Ser @erp &eb. George Mun6elein
ols gr5bijdof bon Gbieogo; Slight
gfep. Ieroinano 8roiiart, 9iidof BON
gopington; Slight &eo. 9ennis S.
0ougbertp> 8ii6of BON 8uffolo;
Slight &eb. Sobn 2atp1er, 8ii6of BON
2ea6, Siio=0afota; Slight Nep. Sere=
miab s. @artp, 8iihof bon Smaba;
Slight &eb. Nbilip st. McDeDiH, 8i=
ihof BON @arrisb11rg, u11o Slight &eD.
Gotrid &pan, 8ii6of bon Hembrofe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
@eibma6t5trmbel uno
@eibna1tSiubel.

@eibnadtstrubel uno @eibnadts=
inbel - DieIe bei6en @orter gebo=
rem eigentli6 10 re9t 5uiammen, oas
cine lit obne bas aroere fat nidt
oenfbnr1 uno lpo es nit rehten Din=
gen 5ugebt, iolten iie chamber nldt
lpioerl predye11. ltnb ood, mie man6es
Mol %perOl1nfelt Ser Srubel BEN SUI
bel, nenn er i'm ni6t gar gar5 aut=
bebt pDer 1ogar IN nnbebagen umge=
l%taltet.
uMeibnadts5eit = sic 1donite
3eit," miro DON alten 8eiten Der ge=
iubelt ur1o geiungen. 0a flingt'S m1e
Elm idriler MiBton, menn man oa
1no sort bort: Md, iett fommen mie=
Ser oieie %unrubigen Gage nit aQ oem
gebese uno Sen pielen 8elorgungen,
nit SEN pielen Eladereien nno Sbe=
rereie11. @en1 boh 0ieier gauge
Srrbel idon porbei more!
@liidli6ermeiie lin0 Diele Stint
men MIR perein5elt, peniglte1S IN
Gbril tenbqulern. IS iino 0l1rhi6nitt=
lid) MIR bic ga115 enger, pertrod11eter1
2e1te ooer Die iebr iiberbiiroeten ODER
sic 1ebr nerpo1en MenideL Ste 10 re-
Sen, 1tno - lplde> in 0eren Screen
fei11 5dimmer Ser mabren 8elb=
nohtsfreuoe gefallen lit.
Sn1 GroBen n116 @an5en flieBt BET
Ser Mebr5abl 6erer, Sic i~iberbaupt
@eibnad)ten feier11, 0od Srrbel nno
Sltbel IN Gins 5uiammen. Sid
frelen nno 6reuoemaben itn6' eng
be%ieino110er, un6 6aS edte Seitgefiibl
miro erbobt bur6 DorberigeS Si6=
miben m16 Mrbeiten. @oblgemerft
jeooh, MIR Damn, menn's ni6t nber
sic @ren5e gebt, nidt iiber Dos &on=
men in &raft nnb @el0beutel, menn
nidt Maes 10 gelteigert nno ilberan=
ltrengt miro, 6aB Sic Sauptiade, oaS
innere Sidfreuer nnb 5iblammeln,
6ariiber berlorer gebt! $50 Dies Ser
Nua lit, bleibt freili9 BON Ser BERT
liden @eibnadtS5eit muir cine En-
b0bte @erftagsarbeit, un0 oa5 gnoe
6apon lit @er6rieBlid)feit, Mblpan=
n1tltg uno 8enuBunfabigfeit!
Ser @eibnoftstrnbel fommt in
unleren 8e%rbdltniiien 3rmeiit altf oie
Mednung ser lieben 9al1sfraaen uno
6ausnriitter, iiberbaupt Ser metblt=
6en 6amilienglieoer. Sir Die ge=
bort 5peifellos cine gemille gnergie
6a5u, iih 1don ein paar 8o6en Dor
6em 6elte por5l1nebmen: Sd tDia fetn
@ebebe, io11bern Treu6e IN Ser font
mer16en l1nrnbe baben fir mild nn6
mei11 gan5es Sous! 9h1r ielten aber
iete1 iie Sen grten 8oriab in oie
Sbut nm.
gs liegt ettpos @ebres, @ebeimnib=
boGeS iiber Muem, mas getban miro,
- bern1iiht es nidt nit unrubpol=
lem @ebeb!
Geaerri6ten, &rippeaufbauen,
8ol1mpuben, mie feItlid fam a1e5
6as gentadt merben! So fommt Die
ShadteI bonn 0u9bo6en bernnter,
i1 Ser ii6 sos Sci l1sfin6lein, Maria
uno Soiepb, Sic @irten un6 Sic net
BEN G6aflein befi1t6en. nn6 oareben
liegen Sic leudtenben @lasfngelm Die
flimmernoen @%olofa0en un6 Die
%glibernoen @terne. @ie merftpiir6ig,
Sos ones nod einem gan5en Sabr
mie6er5nleben! un6 Damn Ser @eruh|
Ser Sonne, ser SUIT 6es frii6en
Mooles, Ser 9idtlein, bes 8ebade=
men! gs lit 10 eige11artig,~- 10 erin=
11ern n11b berbeiBen6, 10 a%nfforoerno
5nr Mrbeit 1tn0 6o6 10 boa bebren
Srieoens nnb begliiden6er Noelte!
Mber elm peit offeneS 5er5, @nbe nno
8ebagen geboren 5um MuSfiibren nno
@enieBen 6ieier 1iebliden aller Mr=
beiten!
Gin Soften Biz gum letten @ugen=
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-05
Iroudaie.
]. B. BOYER 4 SON.

Mrs. Riley Farmer rc,u rned
home Monday from potosi
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson
Of Palmer We're the guests O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster OF this
place las, Friday and Saturday.
Or. ] l.. Eaton Of Bismarck
was III our town last Thursday.
Ii is announced tia. a pruisacf-
ed meeting will be begun 6. the
Nazerean church here on Angus.
SOth.
Mrs. George Swaclser OF Her.
culaneum visited here last week
Mrs, NJ. NJ. McSpaden OF
bonne TeFre is visiting friends
at this placs',
Mrs. Sewers has esurue4a
home srom vlsis IN ST, lnats.
AIR. Rohers Middleton Of Chi
rago ss visiting his annshcr, Mrs.
j. NJ. Middleton. and othey rnla.
lives as shis p!acs
Airs. ssica. ws,o Aau been
spending several weeks here AT
The home OF her son. Mr.. ]. 7.
Rice. has returned e. her home
at sradwood
About nf,y more ~, Louis Boy
Scouts came down Ia the camp
here Monday, There arr oser
one hundred boys at the camp si
present
The thermometer registered
p- In the shade here last Monday
at u. M.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-05
Sunlight

Iust half way between Sun
light Aud Tolss@srk. OF the ioiti
cs, ridge OF sho Ozark foothills.
tent ,aberrsclc, 4Qx-O feet, has
bean erected and great revival
meeting is Eaw going on there
The meeting = being r0aiursc.,
kcy. Vance a1i wiie. eyansc, ,S;s
from pskalo0>a, Iowa. ass. I'D
hy Res u \ Sexton " =,
Louis. while Rev. Wm Pratt. The
local prGachor has charge u the
singing aud nussr The ,t.gIs.
alan le0plo Of ehis ruamVr;sv
atV GorhsrE toNcGaor io pnAiuts,
e spiritual awakening hasv ina,
Will make thiS meeting g,sztas big
The grand, p'd s,,no. sponsaurs,a g
revival meetings uf forty sears
age, sad gather in grand har,
vest Of souis 'e rcdemprioc. An
are snviissi 10 attend this m,s,g.
ing. Bring youg camping oatfg,
plenty ut sssota plea>4n, shai
and pure water Preaching oy
cry evening a. o'clock. and On
Sundays a, II III. for Tho next
four week., han't miss 1t
Committee
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-05
NOTICE.
We axve just received Full Csr
Load Of Rubber Roofing

which VIC bough. dircc, from
the factory This enables US to
Offer our customers lhc very best
rotiong a. very low prices. which
are jnsI li,tIc better than
these offered by any catalogue
honsc. and you don't have Ia pay
until you got the goods. We are
also in position 10 offer you
some real bargains in Galvanized
konong, Come in and make US
prove what We say, We have the
goods 10 show you Write,
phone or Gail tor samples aud
prices.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-05

Missouri will yu;e on state
wide proh'hi,son again a, the
general election in Novcmbcr.
Let's put /, over this time