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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

The following are the officers
recently lrctcd for the Standard
Literary Society.
President. Violet DeMarias; Vice
President. Lyons Dugan: Secrc-
tary, Lizzie Shcrer; Treasury.
James N"edham; Marshall. Sarah
Russell: Reporter. Edith Standing.
The usual SUNDAY evening as
senbly will be changed on Sunday
the 18th. so that it will take place
at 1870 instead of 200 O'Clock i'm
he evening at which time Bishop
Tyler of the Episcopal church
will address the pupils and en-
ployec>. Bishop Tyler is one Of
the influential men i'm religious
work in the northwest and this
Will be an unusual opportunity.
Mr.. Dlckcnson returned from a
trip into l"rIhrrn Minnesota with
number of new pupils.
The band which has been MAX
ing splendid progress will make
it's first appearance "Wednesday
evening at the midweek assembly
The orchestra has had it's first
meeting and will also furnish
music for the Sunday evening
program.
The industrial instruction is
being Offered now to practically
all the pupils. Glasses are main
talneii in farm machinery. shoe
ana harness repairing. farm en-
sIn""rlne and farm painting for
The boys and girls are receiving
instructions in sewing, home
training and nursing.
Miss May Wildman. the now as
slstant matron. reported for dutv
tuesday morning. She comes
from Indiana and is new in the
scrv'c" hut will undoubtedly b..
All unusually valuable employee.
Inspector knight and Special
Supervisor Randall are cxracted
TO make an official visit - the
school tn" present week.
III" recent game of basket hall
with the Wahpeton High School
turned out disastrously for our
boys. With a little strengthen
ing here and there they can make
a much better showing. Next
Friday evening. December 18th.
they will play the Fergus Falls
High School bali Seam at In.
Indian School Gym.
Engineer Van'rasseI is fast
completing his hop and i'm n few
NOR, days il vii, be il, splendid
nr'i"r. iii" work that is to be
don" here promises to be one of
tn" most valuable departments Of
our school.
Farther Ri'ld"r will meet Cath
ollie pupils hereafter every Tues
day evening after night school for
rellgIous instruction.
Our principal. Mr.. Dickinso,
and Mrs. Baird, sramslr.ss will
be ID" principal speakers at the
Wednesday evening assembly. ON
ne ev"nin" of Dec. Goth Mrs, Van
Tass"l and Mr.. Jensen will sneak
In addition to being IL good car
penter. Mr.. Jensen has an unusual
knowledge OF birds and on that
evening he will give the pupil. a
talk OH birds.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14

thcr Thursday only few of the
ladies were in attendance at the
Aid Society at the l.. Z. Mol1et
home.
Mrs. j. II. Fink am, son w"rn
Wahorion visitors Saturday.
DR.. Wilder was called and the lit
tie fellow is getting along as we'll
Rev. Mcfarland of Wyndmcre
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14

ChaS Ball. Rev. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vaughn and Ida
and Annabelle Springer autoed
over from Wyndmcrc to attend NJ
+. Session on Sunday afternoon.
Since the snow fall of last
Thursday. the school boys have
hcrn enjoying the usual snort
with their sleds.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14

was in town Friday and also at
tended the Epworth League bust
ness at the Geo. Elliott home that
evening.
\ little son of G. Ducnow and
wife had two ribs broken Satur-
day. when he fell from wagon,
the wheels passing over his body.
as can expected.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14

held IL BUSH rSS meeting at the
John MrD"ugaIl home on Thurs
day.
l.. \. BONN. T.. L.. Colwill and
Herman Wittkopp were in Manta-
dor Friday.
f.. S. Ferguson of Fergus Falls
was in our village "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Hanson and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14

Miss Dolbear were i'm Wahpcton
between trains Saturday.
Mrs. Bohn and daughter spent
Saturday in Muorcton with rcla-
tiNrS.
The Directors of the Farmers
Elevator Go. held business SEES
sion Monday.
On account Of The stormy wca.-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14
RoscHEE's GERMAN
SPECIAL NOTICE

th'll Dec. 18TH. l will pay be-
tween $500 aud $500 per tom for
iron, iron. AIS" special prices for
hld'>. flrS. rubbrrS. rags. etc.
T.. Horst. breckenridge Mimi
Res. Phone lOi
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-12-14
STOP coucnlMc

IN" NOR" you cough the worse
you feel and the more inflamad
your throat and lungs become
GIVE them a chance TO heal
eoSChEE'S GERMAN SYRUP
stops tn" cough and never fails in
give relief.
Two sizes-25c and 75c
Get sample bottle free a.
MIlLER'S DRUG STORE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
2seriat Oes 0eat[9en 0lenerarIIa0s.
CSra0iIos na6 eaobiac)

SerIin s. DECEMBER SuiFIdc Sruppen achcru
in Sarpau nuS i'm bale an Scr nOrOin
rumaudeu Srunt &ugri bic bO Gmmtd ebdngcu nuO
bic @ugrcicr uerc %nc fOH Jnmauid Srnppen bic lid ans
|rcSeal gan5Ec urHd5Os mnSrn pOn Den tcnto
niCu Snppu a6gdnitu nne Der srOf She'll Sie Stmadt 1T
sefauscn 9cuUmmen Worocn.
Sm uhcn Snndnicn wo bic gonug aciha0cncn Scin.
Scni6rrreian Sruppcn ms fOrtgcicbt bic et
ru madu i'm snfe OeS serscn Sascs mr as 10000 Wcnscn
gm maunien 6ront unrDen Die crbidu SrnpCn bel Vim
griffn in Der Gerua-0jcoenS 5nrHdscidasen.
Die an nntnObmcn gcn ciuCn rcrGeblln Torlph au Der
2dua6rOut at Scm pOrnlidn S6cc Der nVIdgqlidn Siuic
sic aa38aea etrcia pcrndcu occm an Ncr gcrSAn6rOn
Gucu bic i6ncn Shgc 30A trpbcrtcn 5abu9rabea m
Der ST entreihen Batea abcr ham feincn GrtDlg.
9isic gneabu ucrSn amtdcn Scrid Ocnti@n gm
BanStqnrcrs gena Der utC Nantag GSggrbcn muro nno @
seuOen @urtaut 6at:
guIfun- -arirasf6amp1at.
,grmgrnppc Oes Gr3ErrsOgS SOpb Gefcrrh Gad ocm
SeRidoe profeu in Gnrpau 6an Oic rni
lcu Srmppn nuf SurGe o @Gnr bcdrauft @crn idrteu
m mrcrc ac S0rR nnierc Sacn am 6nc SnO0pa uO
i'm SrDtns-S bale. sic unrOcu blnia abgeiblGgen.
grmcsnpp Scs 6Omuruas aadcnicn II lnicr &ormari@
6cr sic nfarc @Oed9n rapiOc d OaR bic Snmdn
wcdc %rcOcal i'm gdou %aT in Den @rsnbegcn itanSn
tene @cenBct batfcn td re@bch arna5neV S peeeH un
b Slad au cndc nnO Blrcdc Srnppe nno Sa ne and pOm
pbn her anecgrn mnrOcr tit cine WerjaD oereoen btS gan
Gen geuommcn Wor0cu.
widcn beu gcracn nnO Ser 1Ona SerfOauO fort Die
ncuutc 9ryec modc ecicrn mebr ais 10000 @eausene
Nm 6lni Nt mnrOcn ole ramGnn 5treitGf i'm ucien 9n
mSucu uon i6rcm unpermcoldcu Sdd rcdt Sbe S'uc
S cine SHcmad Uon Scndrn nnS Srnppen
brsc c mn December nr 5sabe Se6n Satniuonc Sn
anc SduaSrun SnuaaCr nnS feds Socn inSgamm 5000
aGnnn NIT 26 GonoaCn, lcstcn bic gSoficn nicOcr.
MnecSnidc Srrnt Sdc SnppCn nntcrnaBmcn gccrn Nadt
Wegcno TncS @Ur
5Fc sic benidu bnlsoridu Srnppn 5nadslascn
Gnguic brIdc Muoriiic in Ocm Srnna Odut dugcn
cbcmfaas garjliG fcbl.
CcFli der SrtcgSi6unplnt.
Nrmccerppe &rn3cn GpUlS Sneru 9aRdc Nugrifc
onf Der NHnaSrpr NnS cripeus geblic6cn.
SHSd &sg unrOcn fcnSl Sstodcments S cine nnrr
gucnppcn StcnGen enecSnAen nnmcbN bOraai wSr
BiuunSgctrbcn.
8eFlidcr SricgSidGapIab.
Irmeearnppe Ses Onden Grunprn5en Sn ocm mendcn cr
Oer NaaS tn Die Srnon scu gngrfi ami sic SdItcngra
SHs 30 Oen mir Sem6er erObert 6deH Sic wurSu
jOod 5nrHdsemprfcn."
Der Oeut(de 25erdt ucm 9onnerfds
Scrlin T. DECEMBER OrabtOs nadb Sagoil s. Sc5mbcr ~ Der
g6nS ipGter StnO utcn Gnerala eraenc mc
Seidt jot osnOcn 4prIant:
Die 9umGncn gbcn g. 9r5m6Er nnacr Der Setting nnO Der
pnpSt Sndare nuD ben cruGbun mgn @nnSrlSpGbe cine 0i
niOn pcrn mclc @t5nh Sample scwunecn wnrSc nno
nit 5000 GGanu nuS 26 Geidhgeu iiA crseben mmftc
Sc6id 9adNusrc in Der NdBc SaruOpa i'm 6crnaSonm
dIn8cn fell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
Der Oeuffdje 2Seridjt pom 0onneraas.

obseihoiien mo Z unireipilIiee2on.
ounaen 10 OoB ser ieinOlide Sc.
iammtoerlrit 81 9(eropldne betrlts.
@on Oieien iinol42 in imieren San.
Sen mo SO ficleu. pie seicben wltr.
DC, binter ibren 2inien ob. 0ie Sir.
tillerie, SSnionteric lno sic 6liegcr
eripor6en iih ooufbare glncrfennuna
unO &crtrouen Der onoercn Gruppen
ourh ooS 9lusfiibren lpihtieer gllif.
tr6gc III eldn5enoer NS8eiie. Gus
Ober- GonmanOo crfemt ibrc Sci.
ihrngeu p0llig an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
Grfols Scatid,cr 5licscr.
Ceroei!os paa euoeiuc)

&erIin s. Gc5embcr. oGrob
0enl oas gSetter luierea Slie9er.
trnppen mciit imaiiuItia mar crseI-
ten iie aum i'm gioDenber groBe Or
folqc.4 60 miro in cinem oifiSiel.
len @eridbt bellte befonnt eeee6en.
ltnierc %erluite mli oenI meitlihen,
oitli@en, rumdniiben mo 9olfon-
Ebeoter morcu 81 gleroplonc. Ger
@crIiit Oes Scinoes bcirdqt Il ii
2iittdmpfcn 16 bonn @oocu aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
ttn,smass9spsis.

gsir 6ena@rimiigcn 6ierHt imiere Srcunoc
&nnoen mo 5nfhuitipen Sgil1oen, oa6 mir jcbt
nnlcrc rcieu eureanr a ocr Siopeit.Ifac
vrn Suuarof ulo mnnsStruRc, t@inanhg
Gcrmdn SirdBe) baltimore, Wlo., cnncridict
DuUei gSr gabcn cine eine ghlsunll bon
S6it,, Gmu,tcnr unb 3icr.8numcu, California
4gipei Ncpici. NH &iiriims@1nmeu bel Der
NanoDnlHbina. Gbonc Ct Buiil 1926.
G6rebcn eic ms oocr fommcn Sie felniL
Infer 3iel TO- unr noS @citc az periduien uno
lrtIerc Nunocn juircoen 1u l,euen. Soran'
iWlaac 0clceeH
Tranfliu Topi9 gfurIerg, Snc.
Soicrb Gsria, eien'l Dlar
(Nc3Q1iib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
Meitcrc @clueiie.

&nBlono traf Sorbereihmgen fir oei
aricg, ebc 0eutidIano au cinct
ioIdcn Oohte. glctc GoIls
mciite 0ehlnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

Yarts, s. 0e5ember. Son
Dem 56lahtidiff y5uiicrn", wel6es
am "a. 9iopember 0cn Soicn perlicB,
lit ieitocn nihtS mebr geb0rt lporoen,
uno oos @iorine-@liniitcrium eradtet
OoS Sdlii nit allen @ona al goro
olS oerIorcn. GaS S9IaHtidbiff be.
iauO ii6 auf ser 5o6rt na6 2orient,
elmer fron5oiiihen 6lotten-Stotion IN
Der 8retaene.
Gas fron8oiiidc Sbla6tidiif
,Suffern~ 6otte cin Displacement BON
1880 Sonnen. Seine 9cioblng be-
itanO in normolen 3eiten aus 730
Nlann. gs bate cine 9Gnae BON 410
SUB mo cine 9reite BON 20 SUB
mo mlr0c I'M Sabre 1899 gebalIt.
Seine 9eitiidung beltauO ans bier
t2-3oIlieen 5ebn 6.4-5olligen lmo adt
4-5oligen &nnonen, ionie % 1rei-
piiinoern uno bier Sorpe0orobren.
SIN lettcn Sabre Eo6m oas
Shladtiaiff 3beil oil 0cm @ombar.
Oement Ncr tiirtiiDen Sorts an Sen
Daroonellcn Gs fiibr in sic Wieer,
enOc binein Inn bic tiirfii1en @ottc4
ricn an3ugreiien iunrOc aber nadj
clncr ofii6iellen tiirfildcn glnfiinoi.
gpng idwer bciCb0oigt ltuo mllBte it'd
III 6lammen gebullt 5iriia5icbcn. IS
plrOe 81 Neparatllr5lucden nod Eoli.
Ion gcianOt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
8ritil9cr Gruppen-
EcansportOumpfcr
neri q Il [ I.

2on6on 8. 9e8cmber. Ger
0ampfer nGaleoonio", bon Der 9ln.
6ori9inle. Elm S6iff bon 1929 Son.
men, i6cint einen llnterieeboot 5um
Spfer eeiollen 81 iein. 3ies miro
BON ocr 9loDos S9iffS.9lscntur an.
oefiinOi5t.
(9er Gonpfer itonO ieit ldneerer
Belt I'M Gienite Der britiiGen 9ieeie-
rllng (vobribeinIi1 ais Srippcn-
trdnSporD. @r 6otte cine 2Gnec bon
500 SllB, einc greite BON SO SUB uno
cine &olutticfc pon 33 s5nB. gr
mur6c I'M Sabre 1904 III @losgop
ocbopt.)
6riibcr i'm &ailo0icrper-
febr ytem g0rta
q lnSg olu.
gicw Dorf, S. DECEMBER.
Der Eompicr Caledonia" Itdno irii.
ber I'M Noiioeieroicnit 5riidcn Stem.
gorf lno Wloseow; er mar cincS scr
i1oniten Sdiiie Der glndor-2inie,
Die 6ieiioen @itreolr Ger 2iuie CT.
fldrtcn belite, ooB iie nid)is BON Dem
SHiffe se6ort 6dtten, icit es i'm
9luglit 1914 fiir sen 0ienii Scr bri-
tii6en 9'ceicrlng reqiirirt purOe
Sic wuBtcn nibt, ob Die glo6rid)t
bon Der Gcrienfllng 0es Sbiifes rid.
tia ici oocr ni6t Den ShiiiS.Sle-
foroeu na6 lit Gopitdn 9Ioifie Der
Siibrer beS Sdiiies.
@er6cn feine 8onnwaurC
me6r fiibren.
Son6on. s. Ge5cnlber. -9Iopo'S
gleentur fiinoiet an, Dab Der belgiinC
0ompfes rael5er" rno Der normeei
ide Gampfer y9tcteor~ ais berientt
nno Seren @taraihaft gelanoet ee.
melOet murOeu.
Ger belgiicbe Dnmpfer Settler"
bon 1880 Gonncn mlroe silest ae
mcIoet olS CT 9teiucoitle, BIC, an
81. giopem6er fiir 0ueenstopn Der
lieB. Der 6eIgiihe 0ompfer aael
SER miro nibt in oeu Sd)iifSliitet
eeii6rt.
| Ger ,nouuesiicbe 0onpfer a9Ge
teor" bon 4211 Sonnen pcrlieB. oel
leetm @lclOulgcu 5uiolge, @bilooel
pbia iiir 2onoon am "a. 9topember.
bcitGttgte @erii6te.
/ V ew Norf s. Gc5ember.
! Su Nlarinefreiien perbreitete lid
6elte 6as @eriibt, oaB scr amcrifo
niide Gonpfer uSir9inin~ i'm @iit
telmeer uerienft moroen lei. TaS 0je
riidt fonutc trob erbebli1er glnltren
gungen feline Neitdti0iuig finoeu. 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
gumauii6er strcitmabt ner &ddBns pcrlcsi.
sic serben im Gerno.atbi6nitt surudoe~Orien.
pas gleaclic POM ocutf6n @aupianartier.
,GraDiIoS na0 eaopiIIe)

Scrliu, s. Gc5anbcr Der Bnt q6cuO patcr StuS
ScnidJeu @euaob aicuc amidc Seridlt as 6OlgenScS;
SeOer an Der Odcu md n Der pden 6ron Bbeu i'd Spc
ratiuncn &6entnng abgcpslt.
n um6HiCu mad bic @criOlgnag beegcn 6CueeS ucrC
SOrt@rit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09


ioIdcn Oohtc. glcuc GohI.
mcntc 0cflnoen.
(DrabiIos na6 gaDoiae.)
ScrltM s. Gc8 0ic bulbof.
ii8icIIc n9SprOocutidc 9llgcmeiuc
3eitlmg peroffcntIibt beutc Gotl.
mentc, oic ais meitcrer @cweis oo.
fir aneeiebeu merocu ooB 9haBlono
bereits t9otfdhlihe Griegsporberci.
tirnecn trof, pdbrcn6 Gcitihlouo
INNER nod @eriuhte mddte, oca
arieg 81 berbiiten. Gins oieier 90.
fuinente lit Elm 6aciiiniIc eines 9c.
fcbIs oes ritiiiiden S6erbeicblsbo-
bers fir oie 6eihlng Gorno, Der oos
Dotlm oeS IS. SuIb (oltcr StOD
ooer 26. Suli 1914 (ucitcn GtDls)
fiibrt. GerieIbe loutct
nSu lle6ereinitinnulug init bent
80MIt6cfebI ser bonn @cneroi.gloin-
tontcn bon Ecnncnfompf OeS Gber,
beteblSbnberS bonn nlilitdriic)cn Gi'
ltritt @ilno, telegrop6irt mur0c, @e.
febI glr. 134S2, crflGre i'd sic Sc.
ihme &orno uno sen geiamnitcn Sc.
ltlngsoiitritt in oen Srieos5uitano.
Ser bin5ueefiiete |oraarapb Dc.
idreibt sic Stdotc uno Goricr, sic
in Oem 0iitrift cinbeeriffcn liro.
Der 9efebl lit bon General Sop-
lomsti unter5eidnet.
Cur iel6en Belt fiinoiete, nod ocn
in Der 3eihine abgeorudtcn Gotiis
mcntcn scr Gommonoeur Scr Sc
flung Ourh 9lufidIGee an ooB BON
oonu 40 ole @1ilitdrbeboroeu ooS
9teHt bGtten gtobrungsmittcl uno
onOere @orrdtbe 5u bei6lagnabmcn
rno @inpobner 81 @ertbeioigmaS-
glrbcitcr beron5u6icben. Gieier gc.
fe6l it, pie er in Ser 8eitins abges
orudt cribeint, ebenfaIlS in 6ocii.
mile iintcr5eihnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09


gar oic Geiiber oes Talnpfcrs itelItcn
Die Ridiisfeit oeS @erii@tS III 5ragc.
Die u&irginia" niiBt 1880 1ou-
nen. Sic ieecIte om "a. glopembcr
bon gscp-9orf nab 5pe5ia, Stalicn
iuoiel6it tie ant A. De3cmbcr onIongtc.
Bon oort ilbr lie ipdtcr na6 @cnMa
as. Gies rrBe6t ois ocn Mloriue.
liitcn Die Gigcutbiimer crilartcil,
nidtS bon i6rem Ghiii felt Ociian
9Ibiabrt Uon glclu.g)ort ecb0rt 8it 6a-
ben.
Gorpe0en's q $ GompfcrDet-
lutte.
Son0on. s. Ge3clnber. Cine
&eiter Qepeidc bon @6riitionia ioat.
es iei bonn norDegiidbcn &anoelsmi-
niiterilm befonnt geee6en morOeu
oaB 19 normesiibe Sdifie, nit ei.
mem @e6olt bon 32,909 8onnen i'm
&erIaIf oes' @ouats 91opember pcr.
luitig gegonecn mdren.
SSt elmer &cuter- r-Gepeide bon Gas
&olmos, ouf Sen Ganariibcn Ssil.
ieIn, iuir0 beribtet, Scr 1854 1onnen
eroBe aricbiicbe Compiler u1Spiros~
iei BON cincm OeutiHen lt-9ootc Der.
lenft moroen.
Gcuter's 8cridteritattcr Sil Sta-
paugcr, 9lorlueeen ioat Scr lorpc-
glide Dompicr o5tettin0 ici 0ird5
Gin oeuti1eS 9oud6oot 3nn 9mtcn
gcbrnd)t poroen.
@iro wobl ictncn @runo
bobcn,
SonOpm s. Ge5embcr. Cant
cincr Ecpcidc bon Slopcnboqcn oa
oic yGrhonoc Iclegrap6cu Sciea.
idoit~ iunroc Scr norpcaihc lau.
pier ,,Galoric" ouf icincr Meiic BON
Den Scr Stoaten nod ltanolnaDiid5cn
Soten pon einem Oeittidcn lt-9'oot
DciHoiien pobei 5pei Nlunn ser Wc-
losung 0etootct murSen Ser v@alo.
ric~ eiltfom unbeihdoipt
(Cer gGaloric" lit ein CeI6c6diier.
Campfcr bon 70i3 Sonnen. Gas
SHifi ieeeltc am Is. Gftober BON
&ort glrtbur, Ger, mo BON g2orfolf
am "a. Sfto6er, lolit glusmciS Scr
lesten Marinc.9cri6te, ua1 Tart
mouth @nelano. Ter .Galoric
iuiroc 1914 oebaut unO mar III Scr.
! een gtormegen be6eimatbet.)
Srtttihe @eipenItcrfebc.
ret
Son0on s. Ee3eul6er. 1ie
aonirolttGt fiunoietc bcnte gl6en0
an ooB eiu 9eridt cingceonaeu ici,
oen5ufolgc Elm nerflciocics Sent.
ideS Sdiif" pon sem Gpp cinrs
Sonoelsidifies am a. Iclcinber iui
norootIontiiden Ocean aclidtet nor.
Den lein ioll SSeiterc Ginselbcitea
fcn6len bis Jest nod.
Aorpegiicber Gnmpfer
ll-8oot Cpfer
Sono.om s. Ge3ember SlonoS
Snreml fitnoiet an OaB Scr tormc.
glide Gampier g9lefDiou4 BON q.
nern Etndlboot IN oeu @run0 ae.
bobrt morOcn iei,
(Gcr Ganpicr bate cincn @aim.
inDaIt pon 1920 Gonneu nn0 aebortc
elmer s5irmd IN G1riitionio.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
Derloren Osgrben.
syrOuS6fidjes G3l0dt.
i3itf.
2llle Nyinmm an 2Spro of
fembar amsetDumem.

Der ~suffrcn~ Dutte Gin 0epIocc-
mcnt bon 1880 Gonncn.
SSuroe BEL Sen QarOoucIlen.Spe-
rotioneu beI6doist. 9ritiider
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The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-27
RAISES BIG STORM
BRITISH BOYCOTT CAUSES FLOOD
OF PROTEST.
Publication Of London Blacklist Be.
iieved to Be Opening Gun In Re.
ientless Trade War.

Washington, July "A Flood Of
protest from all parts OF the United
States against the British boycott Is
pouring in upon the White House and
the state department. The action Of
Great Britain In making public n gen.
eral list of American firms who have
been boycotted because they trade
with Englnnd's enemies" has aroused
public sentiment, and demands for re-
taliatory legislation are reaching here
from various commercial organiza-
tons and individuals affected.
The state department Is planning
action. 1t must wait, officials say. a
reasonable time" for official nOtiflca-
ton of Great Britain's action. II that
is not Forthcoming, direct inquiry
will be made Mt London.
officials very frankly say that the
making public OF this boycott list Is,
In their opinion, the opening gun In
what will likely prove n relentless
trade war against all neutrals who
have refused to accept without protest
the restrictions placed upon COM
merce by the entente allies. They
point to the fact that the present boy
colt list was prepared by the British
board Of trade and that 1t has been
operative for more than n year, al
though only just now made public. as
indicating that the measure Is one
planned by British exporters and man
ufacturers to regain their trade lost
by the war.
The making public Of the list now
officials believe, was In anticipation
that at the end Of the present grea,
drive on the eastern and western
front peace negotiations will assume
| a definite form.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-27
BRITISH LOSE 1000
GERMANS CLAIM HEAVY LOSS TO
ENEMY IN BATTLE NORTH
OF IA bASSE.
ADMIT LOSS OF GROUND
Teutons Pushed Back Hall Mile on
Two.Mile Front by Haig's Forces
Huge Forces Contend In Great
Battle.

Berlin, July 24.-An attack by Brit
ish forces against the Germans ut
FrOmelles, north of La Bassee result.
cd In the loss by the attackers OF
more TIM 1000 men killed and nearly
500 men taken prisoners, according "a
a statement given out by the war Of.
fee.
The statement admits that tho Ger
man line along front Of about two
miles east u Hnrdecourt was driven
from Its first trenches into It's second
trenches. half mile In the rear.
Some idea OF the huge forces now
engaged In the battle of the SOmme IL
given In the statement. 1t In stated
that more than 100000 French and
British troops attacked the German
lines north and south OF the Somme
Thursday on front OF q miles.
Enemy forces, the statement says.
penetrated into the German salient ut
the wood Of vermnndoville.
London, July 24.-The British have
ngnin pressed forward to the German
third line I'm the Foureaux wood, north
east of Longueval, according to reports
from the front. This wood Is IN i'm.
portant strategic point. the capture OF
which would bring the forces Of Gen
eral Haig to the highest point on the
ridge, commanding the German posi-
lions In the less hilly country beyond,
which In not 30 much broken up and
mi xunndaI lnnIln.v yrnll
to defense. This probably explains
the desperate attempts OF the Ger
mans TO hold the wood, where the
heavy fighting continues.
The Associated Press correspondent
states the Germans are bringing
masses Of troops from verdun and
guns from other points In an endeavor
to stem the entente allied advance.
The Germans In an attack on the
British on the northern edge Of the
Leipsic salient succeeded In occupying
British front trenches. but later were
driven out, according to the British OF.
fetal communication.
Paris, July 24.-POsltions captured
by the French south OF the Somme
were subjected to a vigorous counter
attack during the night. The Germans
charged the French lines south of
SoyecOurt, but suffered heavy losses
and were driven back In disorder. The
Russians are driving u wedge between
KOvel md Lemberg. They have de.
feated the Teuton forces and gained
Styr river crossings.
Lack OF food I'm Belgium and north.
ern France caused riots which were
quelled by Germans. Berlin spurned
British offer to help feed the civilians
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-27
THE GUARANTY FUND
FIFTH NEBRASKA HAS Pref.
TEST CAMP IN THE
DIVISION.
STATE INSURANCE BUSINESS
Items OF General Interest Gathered
From Reliable Sources Around
the State House.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Fifth Nebraska Regiment at
Camp Llano Grand, under Colonel
Herbert Paul has the distinction OF
having the prettiest camp in the divi.
sion. A few days ago the site upon
which this regiment is now encamped
was wilderness of mesquite trees
and underbrush. II has been trans.
formed seemingly by magic into q
beautiful camp. with well planned
and laid out boulevards and company
streets. Yucca palms, with their
straight, dagger.like leaves, have been
brought in from miles away, and re.
planted in front of the officers tent.
Major Sterricker's yard, surrounded
with its semi.tropical plants and flow.
ers, and its shell decorated walk, is
for all the world like the famous gar.
dens Of Southern California.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-27
INTERNAL MACHINE
SIX DEAD AND MANY INJURED IN
PREPAREDNESS PARADE.
ARE AROUSED AT BLACKLIST
American Business Men Protest Ac-
ton Of British Government-Pre.
dict Attack on American
Industries.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
San Francisco, Calii.-Six persons
were killed outright. two others are
reported TO have persisted and up
wards OF forty were injured, thirty
seven seriously, when an Internal ma.
chine was exploded in the crowd
viewing the great preparedness
parade in which $4,000 res dents Of
San Francisco and the bay cities
marched.
The thousands of spectators and
marchers in the vicinity of Stewart
and Market streets, where the explo-
sion occurred. were thrown into a wild
panic and the procession was COM
pletely broken UP at that point.
A suitcase in which the bomb had
been planted" was placed or thrown
upon the sidewalk by the dynamiter.
Just how it was exploded the police
have not yet ascertaned, but they be-
lieve the bomb may have had a clock
works attachment set for certain
hour. The dynamiter escaped. Mayor
James Rolph, Jr., has offered a reward
OF $4,000 for the arrest of the perpe-
traitors.