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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

t0glih, nber minOeiten einntol in ser
gSode ibr 2eben ebeno beoIngungs-
los oufs Spiel, uie es Der Solout
tim ntliB, uuo oft iiebt mait tic in
beitigiten 6cier uittcn 9piidcn Sc
i6iisrobren @epcbrldlllen Winibi.
nenecpebren uuo 9oionetten NIT
ibrem 9lppdrot ouftolihen. Gs &c.
bDren ouBerorOertlihe 9ferpen Oa5t,
3. 9. Oie &erridtuug eines 9lcd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

moocrncn Sriees &boiperopben:
gScnu oud fein @eruf bcutc ali @e.
fdbrlicbfeit itiio 0piernlut init 0em
ocs 5gIootcn Dcr9lt3en prrocn luAN,
10 Dcr0icnt Oob sic glrbcit bes
5iric6 c6spbotogropben beonoeres SSu.
tcrciic, Oo er itddit rem aomYfes
ielbit am neiiten ben Sdrcden ser
moOeman S4lodlt aitsgeicst lit. 2ic
Stricgspboto9rophcn IeBen 5nor niht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

ies Ser glpporat umitiir8t, iitO nond.
NAL boben sic &botoerapbeu on 70
-lefobrliheu Stellen su TIM Dob bic
9lpporatc itio and lie icIbit gctroiicu
iperOen. llcberol oif oer cngliiGen
SSront fam man Die photographer
erbliden 0fnn iiebt lie tn Sen Som.
mnnOo Guurtiereu, IN ben Gtdppeb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
sS6Otoorag0.n ii @cfa6r.

aulaBlib Der NcrouSao6e ciuer
Serle oiii6icllcr cuBliiaar &ricos.
pbtoorapbicn sic ii &oilfdrtcniorm
Su mobltoti9cm 3pca 0ertanit mcrs
9Sen loucn cnrpirit scr on ser &eit-
'front.' maileHOc 9criAtcritatter Ger
nSollp Q'nil1 gS. @ea1 Sbonns,
elne SdN9oeFnna 0gr Satiafeit o.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
Wla3eOoaiac Nrieas.somlncririidle.

wla3coOa'idlc 0ricgs.S .SOmlncririidje.
%enn mir on oeu lebteu Somntcr.
no ~ lplr ms ood icbon bitter iibcr 0el
arle9 tno 0cliea @rSleitcricbenangen
on oetla9en Batfcn 5uriidOanteu 10
tOhIllt llns oos Iomols I'M @crglcih
sum Seitte uncnoliH beueioensuert
oor- I'm Die Snbaiion fremoer Grip.
pen, an Die monnigio6en @eiabrcn.
one ilns aus Der 2uft pom @oiier uno
pom Sono Der beorobeJ uno an bic.
los a9oerc nod fam man iib id9licB-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

III Den WilmitionSlageriL ouf oen
JIugpIasen un6 IN Sen poroeriten
Sniibengrdben. lleberoa Iiuo lie our
SteIle, unO nihts fam iid) ibrer ghtf.
mertiantfeit ert5ieben. gteuerSines
beitcigct iie lceor Oie SIug3euee. inn
ouh ben aontpf aus Der @cgelper.
ipeftiue duF ibre 9sldtte sat bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

vet"lfN* ~AeVAN'uNp Htt ENtltPSs
SnNriiden oergniigten iid 6ie iun.
cen NlG0ben un0 &nuben, iucbcn Ipie.
IenO chamber 8u fonaeu, laden fir.
gen. Der gauge Grt lpieoerhoQt pon
frobliheul &ebeu, Dem mir ailf einem
biTblden Pl6sd)en itbeno NIT @ergnii.
aen Ionge 5uihouten. Sinh bic arilge
acfiiIlt 10 iiebt man cine @ro5eiion
ldIanfer 6roiienacItuIten oen Son.
frue ouf ser Shulter, oen 9lrm er.
boben, leiht oobiniuaiiOeln. Bel bers
einbrehenoer gtadt itiegen mir luieoer
Den SilgeI biuan.
@fan fam iicb 6enfen, oaB Is bier
infoIge oes @ohernan1els nit oer
Gegetotion trouris beitellt lit. @eniiie
aibt es io5uioeen teine, ielten crbalt
man ettpo ein ponr Ecntoten ODER
@ierpHan5en; @artoffeIn ino sriidjte
giht eS ebeltio penie, Oagegen g1tes
Sounl. oOer 5doffleiib, @ier, 5vbof.
uno 3ie9ennilh unO eineu portreff.
IiHen g)oonurt; Oos grot ooeegen lit
fat nidt 5u ellen. S9atteu gibt es III
GoIinoros ielbit feincn, ipeniqltens
ni@t BON @dunep. Den oonsen Sag
brennt oie Some olf Oieien foblen,
lteiniaen Srt beruie0er. 3o ober su.
gleicb tets ein friibes, erqiiidlimes
SBinolein bonn Slpup bertpeht, 10 lit
eS ooh iebr ertrGgIid. Ole 9lddte
iinS Iognr triidL OaB man iih gut 5u-
oeden mub.
9Selher llnterid]ieO gegeniiber mel.
uem lestidbrieen Soninerailfentbolt
in 0eui ariinen nit Gbit ullo gSein
bebdiltet glno.4orooD, bod iiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

@i6rnO sic frhbcrcn aricae ocr
gia@pelt ourdb e5eiDicbtSIArriber itno
WfiIitdrihriftlieaer ilbcrIiefert lplr.
Den, miro Der WeIttrieg gum uiht
geringen Yell our6 Die neuartiae
slrmec oer SclopbotogrnpAett Ipltcreu
8eiten in aaer 2eber0igfeit crbaltpn
iner0en.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

fer fubr am Gage iinierer glbreiie Sii-
crit mad 9oterinu un0 0ann na1
@lefterobort bon no aus Der Alif.
Itieg nit Giel ooer Efero beginnt, TO
OaB mir bon morgens 6 llbr big
abenos 6 llhr aiif ipieeeIelatter See
cine punoeroone Meerfabrt MAIDEN
founten, nobel oos Sdliff aud in
Sanft Ebeooor OeiH Safcn oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

9(eltIidle Surefer - @ott, BET
tsnielige Grieg: ale SeirotsSeruttttNer
bobcn mir rletn @tLS 3iriifgciaidt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24

oannebe foritaar o. taller oaiaa Sta.
lieilif.
Spsra$moalet ON WontenearoS
SfiGbne er 10 life let of beoemmc
pao Iiiianb; men oct or uanItellQt at
tro, OF uoaen fan hare SSntercSic al
at irtte iia / @eiiooelie al Montcrc.
gro, iom 10 iapner notilrli1e Niplpe.
fiber o. piitnof alto foumcr til at
iorbIipe iattiat. Sm GitcrriQcrnc al
militTrc @rinbc oil bcholoc Sout
id)en, hpilfet er ianblpnliat. "a set
behcrifer Gattaro. nil set imiolertio
blipe Ell goria0 til itabiQ Mi@uelc.
SoptIden er Tor Wonteneariucrne
Ell &cligbonI, II Snritegrop 1900
Dieter oper &apet, huor @nnOctS ga
tionalhelt % Nationoloiater lilger
b%carapet.
SONG NituIa bar / lin laugc Ne.
sieringStio pit lig at prrc CT 9Is0t
Sopeb. % bans iioite Sd)ottrGf par
maaife oct floaeite han iuoer DC me
pGrenoe SmitTnoiQheoer fiinoe aio-
re. Vten oct ma 10 unber ollie Sm-
itTnoigheocr pTrc ct baorot Slog for
oen pn%trioiilte SiQtcr Hifala.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24

DC imaa Sing / 9ipet aaar benbe for
hi - bun heftes life ar Waaotel'
Ter 9uoher er bun, bun tror
poa alt itngt % alt mt = Sip %
/ Stunt - al Stagnation er benoe
fierne .
Seq buffer / SStaIien - Grit Tlil'
Illm % Srue lao aItib miot imellcnl
oe rnge og hapbe Oct f%rieite, naihGn-
gigitc Spn al ale.
- Soben er ittnoom trGt -
Srll %ilQum ilrber Jig beipGrli9
irem ioaa - men / nGite Gicblif foll
bun fplbca al en- Soc, Sliffet trn-
ocs, % Def or, iom bun faar Singer
-. Seq har feet oct iao oite ben-
bes Sang blir e%Iaitiif, bun 9aor cner
gift oiltco for at ilbne llllfte Wen-
ncifeiino, Sinene blir gan'fe itlgc pg
Ipielloe - 0a b9rer bun / lin parnlc
Sll en- forpiuifet, panIfiettet Sreane,
- bun ifal nof pibe at lfafie Den
Sol, 2pS OF 2ilft.
Eli Mararetbc Tllllllms Siertc
blep Der oIOrig oppelleret for9iGpeS.
Ga biln bar iouct nlnrgt her / San-
Set til at gro og bore og tribes oe
ifpoc Npiflib, mems bun ielp finn alt
for Deficient gif tillibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
On Sncnife notaler
zig ON Wontcncgro.

Gn ipenif SLENDER al 6orboI6cne
paa gaIfan bar iii "glftenblaoet" ltb.
talt Jig ON line &lotrpf ira Ell Heiie
/ Song IifitoS Satlb, iom III er iaa
attlielt.
San beoer iorreiten life Nifito.
Nifita er en- Giminutipiorm al Ni.
fala, og Sormen bar ioaet SSnopaa
hos os giennem Sen tpife &~ittiqbeos.
presie. Toa Ser Waabe bar Den
iaaet 9orgerret / Fresien her. %
man taller III bare ON Song Nifita ;
men Gresien or 10 ingen oiliciel ISn-
ititlltion, o. Statsfalenoeren flenoer
bare bans YtaieitGt Song NifaIa".
Set fon 10 forsurigt ogiaa pGre
paatioe neitralt Of beteene en- Supe-
r9n meo hans rette Napn. Iorsp-
rigt er Oct, mentc oct ipenite @Iaos
Meobeler, uriatig of 6nnne iig ell
Spiatning al @ulfanlonoene, ogiaa
Wonteneerc, eiter 0en tpife @ittig-
beospresie, iom alto meo bittert Sao
bar foriuIgt bisie Sonoe. ~Simpli-
ciiSnus" gau engana Ell Torflarina
poa, bporior Sanoet beo Sc forte
Sierge". Get foul az. al "Montene-
arinerne ioa IPnge bapoe gaaet bar
iooet. of 9iersets o~prinbelige 6arue
por blepet iorpanolet iii iort".
Get err 10 ianot, at 9anoet er iat.
tiat; men Solicit er inaenlunoe uipm.
pdtbiif, men penlig og giPitirit MOB
Den irenmeoe.
Wontenegrinerre er temmelig ra-
cerene Serbere, lot opbIanoet meo
albanere. oa. Sproeet err oct bebItc
Serbiif iom o~perbopeoet tales. &c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
SDHnocrc, iom ticncr
Vorntmcr paa &ri9cm

Sfieut 2lutallct ai me Eateutcr
/ oct forlebnc Nor CT mlnore emo
Oientenllnittet / uornrnlc (l0cr, III
Ter ooQ StnttltItcn, lfriucr en- enAcllt
9Iut2, at ul0riA bar enNelllt Cplln
Ncrc tioliQcrc tleut llllc 6ornutcr
iom MT uM6cr NriNcu Oct cr lciu'
loot, al 6tt err pa0 Hria@forneocnhe.
Nernc2 Cnrau0c. Scr tieue@ EcuQr.
Wtun reqllcr, at Ell cueltc al DC man
&c S~piiuoclier, lont itoor / 6orbiu.
oclie mcO 6oduGarnuuter. bar itni.
Jet, Sem bel0iQc SPINNER en- 6or.
mue pud mere enc -. Million
Mroucr. Spnuo1reu ar 0cH iua.
t0l0tc @ar0lucllltc Wtdltlntuuon bar
ipr lit Fatent laoct l,11OOOO 2r.
OF 0e3lI0cn lfdl ban hupe u Mroner
Tor hber aanolt, lom 'ubrlfcrc9.
San iom opiuuot Sen StutterQrdu2
rifle nleo Fcriifop, iont &c mIitralltt
Grcpper bermtter, bar o1iua tient
Ell Gornme. Nun0rc0er dn0re Cps
iinoere bar tleut pene GUNNER pao
line &Oeer. On, pm opiuu0t Ell
ptaftiif @nouofuiiert til at bare
@ronoter i, er idolcoc9 bIepct en- ria
Wiono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
Tct u~unopGrli9e Smor.

Smorrct, iom MI ipiuer en- iaa
iior foae i oeu ooQliqe NusbolS.
ming, bar lin C|priuoclic ira Sfu.
tberue. sos bette Golf iuuOt nenl.
liz oel bersmtc arPifc %U9e @ippo.
trate9 Tor isritc Sang et al ami.
mdlife StoTie tilbereot Scot, iom fam
ionmcnligne3 Eleo pore Cages
Smer. @rufcrue duuenote life oett}
Scot rom NGrinasmio0el: o. ban.
&c tuertom er iaooou Vioobpoelig
he6 Tor 0ct, at DC lordgtclIg 6etc8'
roOc Sfptherue iom "SmarG0ere"
Selp brlgte &c Smorret iom Ct
Slog3 SaIpc. sos Dc garrle romer.
ifC 0ritorteitrluerc iirOes ofte Smsr.
ret nGput iom eusbetuoeroc meo
Gle. hporme0 Solouterrc gle0 ij5
iuO e'ter LANCE Wiarider.
Eou Seller 3iocletidu5 SlO / BE.
dnn0elien al Nur 300 betalte2 Der
Tor Ell aiIo a. 6erne Bore life flIot
% Gents i pore Fengc. Guoog Ger.
manernc IPrtc icut 9rugeu al
Smsr; CoI ipucs Oet. iom ON man
lpnge bapoe lprt Smsrrets Gru5
Gloitreue. Sort res oelt mpere
(iO3 @~egpnOelie begpnote ntall mere
oq mere at auDen0c set iom NP.
riHg5miOoeL uG / pore Gage er set
bleUet murouprlig pau 9orOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
General Nlafenien.

ct @rcp iii iir Ssu, Or. Guleuc
Mdcfenicu. Hcoliuacr. lom for (iOeu
opholocr liz / Goua2, Gero@. har Den
tnlte @eneral Yfactenicu u0tdlt III
ON iorltieIliae SpsrqSmnal ucore.
rcnoe &crbenatriQcn. Nellen I'll q.
t~lIatlonen. he0er oct / Nreuct. ION
alengiuc2 / "9teu 2orf Neralo", er
aonltuntiropel. Nolfnu o. SclttoQei
i &u3lau0. %eitirontcu bar lnQer
@ctponiua Tor Arigen5 enoelidc llo.
tol0. Zen tultc @~eucralltab9 Vldr
or ar ida mln6It I QtiIllou SprferC
uoinret meo @dobcn og lenoe Dem
ln0cr init Scocllc moo Hu9lcrue
ION lfnl OripeS oper llroliicIocnc D
tultc Sropper. lont M 'tddr moo
Gualcrnc. ltal crllotte3 AZ Gprfcre
og DC feiicrliae trooper lfal lerc5 iii
&eitlrontcu Tor at fmtie DC brittle %
ironltc Sore.
Zen tplte Tlau 9aar lIb paa ei
Scltto0 gicnncm Vcrlien Ill ,$uoicn
OF mco Sl0cn pil oc fonltc rUtfc ri,
10 Nonuocn o. ocreitcr Qon moo Su'
pan mc0 tincllltc &roppcr.
Or. Observation-Disclosures bar, %.
lnlcr 20. y. So, boct Gola9 ltocr
1913, men bare uoNlc 'oa a hans
nGrmcltc &enner bar plo't. AT ban
par Sen al 0en tpitc General. Nur
bar anaet UNDER Nopn al Sr. GlNeuC
H%c0Iluger. ! 1895 pnr nan aapteirr
/ ct preiiiif &ilinrreQimcnt Siocll
oroQ ban iii glmerifo. huor ban hnr
pGrct VtilltGrlG0e / N0lhun9ton ol
li0en prattilcrcnoc STge / &noiuua,
polls. Or. Ntoctcnicn HcNlingcr be,
nnttcr life N6el9titclcn Don, ioroi
han, lont ban tiger, regllcr liz ior
gmcrltnner, og hans Snoer blcu 40
lei iorit citcrut Scmcn uor blcuci
oucrlfault Nor0cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
Oriittet Rcperi.

Gan 9iegp. Gal, 20oe @artS:
On Huteaittonlobil. Der meofsrte 6
Tosiogerer, beriblanot en- apinoe,
tiep / Aat / NGrbeoen al Den meri-
fcnife @rpnie oueriaIbt Of en- mo-
iteret Hsper. Der antages at pore
en- amerifaner, os iom lnbfom eiiar
al hare iot iig / Seiiooelie al aae
Vasiagerernes Tenae ug nn0re Scr
oigieuitanoe. On mnoen automobil,
inn ontonL, mems Elpnoringen fore
elf. blep life moleiteret, men Gb0li-
irren if Srore til al iPtte iulo sSar;
pea. let antagcs. N Rsperen ling
teoc oper 0r9nien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
PIG.

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'pilCr
'lOret
h I'll
|Sle,
ant
| bar
| mig
|Scclt
'lpIlI
bette
b al
|rfpr
ten"
her
'Ineo
h err
| Der
| fat
|llias
hob
'lIles
|bers
| Den
. mo-
| peo
|iao.
|itis.
fab.
IIdns
|,relt
| til
'loer
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|Ii9e
|isre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24

oelc. ga Spenifernc mc0 aroit arbei.
Ser ior at iod Sroitfeu ira &c uoritc
'arlsmte @rpniebusoer oper iii ia.
S0dindrt ariaeu %opherer, bliper
biHic SperQ9mddl afnlelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24
frn Duuum.

Trl Iararetbe %llliim fplotc
Monooa Den 14oe 6ebritor 40 Ior.
Sum er iom bcfienbt Satter az BEN
banife ToIitifcr Srla S%ebntonn %
ait nteo oen norife Tolitifer % Sub
Iiciit Grit Tliaum. st tort Irbeioe
bar birn ncolagt / 9tor9e % mango
Sire bar bun giort Tor SOeer % 6or-
mtaal. Sum or Ell al Stiiterne al
Sort Notwithstanding, Den bun on1-
latter meo BARN &en1iueubeo.
Sril %uIlum opholoer liz Tor ii
Sen / Gipbenbapn hos inc Scmner
al ieritc 9Ggteifab Miniitcr Spc 8o-
sc % SSoriattcren &elge &obe.
5 gnleoning Srlt %ullllmS 90
Iarsoaa ifripcr Iru Ntons Sic fcI-
9cnoe 9lrtifeI ON benbe | "8uo-
bronosoelen":
s Sru %ulitms fint itentte lille
Stltc itaar Ger Ell @regne. st merfc-
liz fiGlnpempsiigt @renlplar, patrerc
enc nogen Tolme mcb iinc blcoc @ln=
&c og iinc bruno, i~negleiormeoc 9tp-
ifrto. 6rll &uIlum %fortnlte mig ell
Gao, ieo buffer oet ion 9oot, at bun
hapoe fllloct hos @nrtneren ell ri9tlg
forpiuifct, panifjettet &rcgnc. &lnt
fiebtc Den Itror og bar Den parIomt
biem / lin Arm.
Zen if bcoitc YIaoS fornn Stlena
cneite %inblt, itob Ser nofiaa belfe0cn
/ @cgpnoelicn oq hang meo @laocne.
Wtcn oct poreoe life lGn9c. Gen bar
fommet unoer fiGrIige &Gnbcr, %
ben itrofte Jig % breote iig og ifipo
me Stllo - iterre oo iterre @lom-
itcrpotte, og @rc0ncn blep til ct felt
lioet> SrG.
90 Sril Tltllllm frpbeoc fig. Tctte
at ifaife BET forpiuifeoe, oct ponlfiet-
tcoc, oct ipgc og oct foriomte gobc
Torbolo at lcpc lnoer, Tano, ems,
Col, oct tror ieg or bcnbes @lnoe
her / Terocn.
90 llaar MT 9re0nen itjGler 60
len pg Spict ira Stllen og forlanqer
alt lterre Ilbllerum, goor Srll Tlll=
linn ina gierne tiliibc - bun bar al
Brio iprlallat itor Ylobien til lin eQer
Terion, SOealiit, ~fulbbloba SOeolilt
iont bun er og belt negoiitilf.
Seq mpoer Trlt %ltllllm puo 60
Den. Set er life alto De imlltt Tor
meoe Manoeloine err fplbt meo Sol,
1lei, oct er oct life, og ieg tiger:
"Sppronn bar &C bet?" "Wfeu
fiGre", iporer bun, "b%poroan ieg bar
Oct, ipprg, bporonn @elgierne bar
oct, Serberne, sc ~ItoffelS Serbere
Sm Sru %llllm blir bulloreoe
9lnr, bill bun intet forlange al SipetS
&orniort for iig ielp, og oct ifipnt
hul 10 er ct al NtoroenS beb1te &pin=
bebopcoer, en- al oe melt ipirit1lelc
Yenne, bun bill oltib 6e9pnoc og lint
tc i'm Sag, 9iennenlglooet al Sntcr-
ester, itore Snteresi er. %eo Chen
al lit iriboarrte Spn pao u0e Sor.
holb, eier bun oenne iielbnc Srong
til itror at biGlpe oct bun fan.
SiI SnOtGgt for Serberne iolgte
bun ct al line gooe Malerier: "@ipr
jee set ioag, bill Sltnoreoer glGoe iiQ
neb at giore oct iorarne imorgen.
Sror &c life, oac ienber, bpob De
fon ofie - Scrbcrllc libcr 10, sc Ii
Der, 6rll Sic"
Sum bleu alclle meo i'm @npe til
Serberite Waatte Den iont greq-
men bore Ser Den font og itrGffc inc
@rene ope DC illpffelige - Den en-
ionlnle &lGrligbeosgape.
Ger gaur bel fan apinber mlellem
ps iom gielmem ct belt Sip finn bar
brGnot for Soeer, lcpet for De hoie
Wtool, / Sanding pitt lin Srang iii
at biGlpe % til at pGffe De iopenOe
llinteresiereoe iom Wurgretbe %ltl-
Inn, &pinoeiagets ilonenbe Sor-
fiGmper.
Nei, man fan life iaa loffet 6rt
%ulum inc / Ell ilbetpoelig Tasiior;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-24

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The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

For Sale-Two good work horses,
weight about 1900 each. Inquire of
B. Goodall, Dickinson.-adv. 2-26-tf
The Congregational church of this
city won out in the church benefit put
on by Reed Bros. during the month
of February and received the extra
SIS award. It is surprising to find
how many churches were represented,
some of the money even going to
churches in Wisconsin.
Henry D. Estabrook, republican can
didate for nomination to the presi-
dency Of the United States, is
scheduled for a speech in the Dickin-
son armory next Tuesday evening,
March 18th. Mr.. Estabrook is a
fluent speaker and will undoubtedly
deliver a splendid speech.
Rev. A.. M. Asadoorian of Gler
Ullin was a visitor in the city Tues.
day in conference with a committed
relative to the holding of the Mis-,
souri, River Congregational associa-
ton convention at Glen Ullin next
month. Rev. Asadoorian is the Con.
gregational pastor at Glen Ullin.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11
LOCAL NEWS
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Lyon is very i'll.

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Lyon is very i'll.
A. C. Hanson, who is employed at
the Russell-Miller Milling Co. mill, is
i'll at his home in the western part of
the city with typhoid fever.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette entertained
Sunday at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Davidson and son, Willis, and Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Chelgren and little
son, William.
L. Reece of Is miles south of Dick
inson came in with a load of live
stock for the Berringer meat market
on Thursday. Mr.. Reece has of late
devoted more time to stock raising
and not so much as formerly to farm
ing.
M. S. Cuskelly of near Oakdale.
brother of Joe Cuskelly of this city
was quite i'll at his home recently
physicians from Killdeer and Dickin-
son being in attendance upon him. AT
last reports, however, he vas cover
ing nicely.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11
Millinery

Joe Auth, a Medora barber, was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
John Connolly drove a party of
business men to Gorham in his auto
last week. He reported some very
bad roads.
Regular services will be held in
the Lutheran church this coming Sun
day. German in the morning, begin
ming at 1890 and English in the
evening at 7:30. F. Kordowick, pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

r. w. Neal of south of Gladstone
was a Dickinson visitor the last Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Pagenkopf are
the delighted parents of a son, who
arrived Thursday.
Miss Catherine Baunack, house
keeper for Rev. FIR. F. w. Schultz,
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at st. Joseph's hospital on Tues
day.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

Rev. Alex. Coffin left Thursday
afternoon for Beach to conduct serv-
ices at that point.
H. F. Rase is expected back today
(Friday) from Beach, where he spent
several days on business.
Bernhard Martin and John Grund-
hauser of south of Gladstone came up
Thursday for a visit at the Steve
Grundhauser home on the Lish farm
west of the city.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

Slope for the Famous CADILLAC
AUTOMOBILES. The RED TRAIL
GARAGE is also the home of the cele-
brated GOODYEAR TIRES and all
kinds of auto oils and accessories. A
full line of FORD repairs and sup
plies always in stock.
The Dickinson press., 1916-03-11

ed in connection with the garage, in
charge of competent men who thor
oughly understand repairing and over
hauling of cars. Now is a good time
to have your auto Overhauled before
the spring rush sets in.
We are distributors in the Missouri
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-30
Action Before Muster Out
to Guard Against Future
Claims
ANOTHER CALL TO
BORDER EXPECTED
Acting Mess Sergeant Foley Proves His
Efficiency Capt. Gibson Officer of
the Day = Brattleboro Boys in Of
fetal Capacities.
Special to The Reformer.)
FORT ETHAN ALLEN, Sept. 80.

FORT ETHAN ALLEN, Sept. go.
The rain yesterday prevented the re-
view of the regiment by Governor Gates.
The steady downpour led to change Of
plans and in place of the formal ceremony
Governor Gates inspected the various com
panies in their barracks, each company
III its own room. Colonel Reeves comph-
mented Company | on its good appearance
and the condition of its quarters.
The addition of the q recruits to the
company makes the appointment of three
new cOrporals necessary at an early date.
Godfrey Crosby has recently been ab-
pointed private of the first class His
good record as a private will place him in
a position for further advancement
Lieut.. Miner is certain to be selected as
one of the Vermont representatives at the
national rife competition at Jacksonville,
Fla.
Company ] men came up for final physi-
cal examination today at 9 a. m. This ex-
animation is required at muster out so as
to guard against pension claims in the fu-
ture.
| Captain Gibson came on for 24-hours'
/ tour of duty as officer of the day at II
1 a. m. The militia officers have been tax
/ ing their regular turns with the regular
officers at Fort Ethan Allen, since the re-
turn of the recruits from Brattleboro.
| Sergt. Lindsey is the possessor of a much
priced dog, of breed at present un-
known to local fanciers, which he cap
tured on the international bridge, as it
came over from Mexico.
! All of the officers and men are firmly OF
the opinion that it will be only matter
of few months before the regiment will
be back on the border, and for business.
They regard their past stay as only pre-
liminary to real work, which all agree
must be done.
A squadron of the lst New Hampshire
/ Cavalry is stationed here for instruction.
It's commanding officer, Captain Smith,
was a former private in Company l, serv-
ing from 1899 to 1901
All requests for leave of absence are be
ing refused in order that the men may
be available for any call which may come
in connection with the muster out
By special order No. 80, issued yes
terday, Captain Gibson assumed command
of Company l at its frs. formation at $50
; this morning. Lieut.. Spaulding also has
been ordered back for duty with the com
pany and reported for the same yesterday
. afternoon.
Acting Mess Sergt Foley of the recruit
detachment has been closing up matters
in connection with his work He proved
most efficient man for the position
He has had charge of the feeding of from
100 to 225 men for over two months and
has so done his work as to merit and re
ceive the praise of both the men and his
superior officers.
By special order Private Alphonse Ratt'
and Private George F. Thompson hav'
been detailed as clerks for Captain Hy
I land in the work of closing the affairs o
the mobilization camp. Private Bernart
T Dunlevy is acting as company clerk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-30
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY

Desperate fighting has been in progress
along the northern end of the Somme
front where the British have recently
made important inroads upon German po-
sitions south of the Ancre London to-
day reports heavy counter attacks by the
Germans and declares that division of
the new British army acquitted itself
creditably.
Further down the line towards the
Somme the French have resumed their at.
tacks, pushing further into the German
lines in the region of Rancourt. The new
French advance, according to Paris, was
scored by means of hand grenades
In Macedonia the Bulgarians report a
success near the Serbian border north OF
Lake Otrobo, where a trench of the main
Serbian position was captured after a Ser
bian attack had been repulsed
No important changes in the situation
elsewhere in Macedonia or in Dobrudga
are announced. Petrograd reports that
, there have been no important happenings