davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12

crinien aber eine9on6c BON 20 Sillo-
9eutert Dor meinem 9and)- d)-SaIs
Sic nahnlcn etlpas 0ctreioe nit, To-
teten cine meiner &iibc uno per5ebr-
ten tic. Otcbrere Slniden SpiritliO-
len botten tic aus Guerrero uno Wti-
naca mitgebrad)t llno tic Darcn ga15
betrunfcll, enc lie mid perlieBen. Sic
na1ten lid iiber Die amerifaniiden
Solooteu lliItig linO briiitetcn lid
oonlit, ipie @i[a bic ,8ringoes" on
Der 9taie berumgefiibrt hattie, inbem
er sSiibrer ben nmerifanilhen Sffi=
3ieren 5uianbtc, Die ibnen er5Gblterl,
oaB er balD oo, balo BORT iif) peritedt
oufholtc. Sann iprahen lie iiber 60
peg ilno iugten, er licge i'm Sterben,
uno iobalo cr tot iei, ioa oen 8rin-
goes gciagt tperoen, oaB Siaa geItor-
ben lei. 9onn piirbeu iie aae nod
&ollle geben.
,lleber ocn 9lufenthalt Der Silln,
@onoiten ingten tic ni6ts, aber ans
ibrem @eiprod9 glallbte idl 5u Der.
iteben, Dab er iid) ipeit i'm Siioen be-
iinoet unb Dob lie initrltiert iinb, lid
linn irgenopo nabc Barral an5u,
ihlieBen.
Ger Merifqner, Der oiele @eidift(
crsdblt, 1T ntehreren hieIiaen 9lmeri,
fanern gut befnnnt, Die ieiner &c.
idlifte 9laliben ihenfen.
Ser @illa-Shrefcu.
SiQu's 6luft nod Dem Siioer
NOR fiir Die 0orfer unb StGbte, burf
Die ieinc @unben 5ogen, perbGngnis'
poa, ipie ntan nits peri6ieoenen biei
cineetroffenen Wfclbungcn erfobrt
Seinc 2elite pliiilocrten nod 9uit
unb iparen in Der 3eritoriing bon Gi'
gentiun riifiif)tsIos. sSrulien ioIler
geifGnoet iutb Ierifoncr gctotet
iporocn iein, tpenn iie int &erboht
itonbcn, bcn glmerifanern frelu1b
id)aftlid) geiinnt all iein. aeine Die
icr @eidi6tcn lit ober biSber beIto
tigt.
lleber gillos 9luieiltbolt lieg
niG)ts @eitinlnttes Dor. Zen meiitcr
@laubcn finoet aber cine Hod)rid)t
lpono1 er iih i'm norbli6en Tiirongt
oufholten IoQ. Gort mill er gln
i6luB oil feline glnb1nger finbcn, biu
unter Gonllto 6epcS operiereil.
Der @urrGtc- transport.
San9lntonio, Ger, II. .4pril
&orrote sur Serteilltng an Die ome
rifaniihen 5ritppen fperoen iiber 0i
Nferifanii6e Torbpeit.8abn nod
Gaios @runbes ecihidt, 10 raid al.
es oic beihrGnfte 8eniisitng Der 81
ltie 5llldBt. 9ie Satiuhe, oab peite
re Senoungen abgehen, itno ooB Sc
neral 8cribing geItern iein 9aupt
quarter na6 Satepo, oiersie Wteilei
iii0lif pon Gbibuabun, perlegte
miro bier babin misgclegt, oaB moi
in alrmeefreiien oen Melouneen iibe
Tila's Zoo fcinen 8laiiben i6enfi
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12
Sclbitmpro ans Snrd)t nur Epera-
tiun.

Sal o5oo, Did,, ~. 9[pril.
9lis 6urbt, iid elmer Operation III.
ter5iehcn 5it ntiiilen. itiir3te iid ". :.
@inslow, Elm aupitaIiit aus aolo.
ma5oo, aus cinem Seniter ocs orittcn
StodDerfes bes @oreeb-SoIpitoIs
er mar 73 Sabre oft imo mar Der.
gongenen Wontog i'll Oos SpitoI ee.
brodlt fpproen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12
Suesalcr Ansidjonf.

Monroe, @fid)., IL. 9ipril. yea4
einer fii.tfitiiuoisen 9erotiine fun.
Den Die 8eidmorencn oes &rcigsge.
ridtcs Hobert Gind bes gerfoiifs
bon Spiritiioicn, obne Die Steuern
be5ablt 5t boben, ihuloie ino neriir-
teilten i'm 5n elmer Strafc bon $500
ODER 20 9oeen Soft III Der County.
Soil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12
9rei Grploiionen$e
bdnQnis Der ,,&a=
lembang".
s9warSfopf Sorpe0O angeblid
ltria9t oes ltnterganges
otr vSmbantia".

icolucoc Seroittiportltrg fir Die Sni
icr rnb Die anoeren Sdlle oblebnc. 10
miro ibr Giutreffen bod bon Den Sc
nnten ingcoitlbig ertpartct, neil lie
gloubcn, baB ibr 8ortlalit bel Der
Gntidei0llng Der nmcrifaniId)ci
Snuhboot- Eolitif einen beociltcnoen
GinflliB ailsiiben miro.
Gs beiBt, bob ii9 Die slbnliliitro-
tion babin geeinigt bot, III aaeenlei'
ncn Sinien ibren fiinftigen &urs be-
fanrtSugebct, ipenn olt6 Die enbgiil-
tiae Gntid)cibung ilidt erfolgen mag,
che Die 9tote nit peiterem 9eipeis-
material, oas bon amerifaniid)en
Giplonnten geiommeIt nurbc ino
morgen bier f6llig iii, eingetroffcn
lit.
@iro cine 9lntiport nadl Berlin
geiun0t, 10 beiBt es, 0ab iie ii6 nid]t
allsi6lieBlid) nit bcn eincn ooer OIL
ocren Soil befaiien, ionoern oie
galt5e 0eldid]te Der Saiid)boot- -&ant.
pognc SclitifIanos bon Der 3eit Ser
Sorpcoicrllng Scr 9iiiitonia bis al,f
ocll belltigen Gag itnlfaiien miro.
Gie 9tote miro 10 geitaItet iein, oob
tic III 3ufunft meitere, ii6 in Die
SGnec siebenoe biplomutiid)e Inter
banolilngen ausi6lieBen miro.
Sol. 6. DC. Souic, Der iittime &c.
roter bes Gr1iibeiltcn @ilion, be-
finoct iidI in @aibington. gs lit oies
Oas piertc 0taI felt ieiner 9fiiffebr
ans europa. 9lngcii6ts oes lint
itanoes, baB mnn iiG ecgennGrtig
aitf cine onerifartiid)e Saudboot.
Golitif enbgiiItie entideiben min, oe-
Dinnt fein bieiigcr glufentbalt on Be-
ocltlne.
&arnm iuldj 8ebcinlnis?
u q bington, ~. 9lpril. Gin
pertralilider 9erid]t iiber Die Scr.
ienfling Der Subontia traf hcutc i'm
Staats soeportement ein, ipuroe obcr
nidIt pilblt6iert. Die S6liiiie, i'll bc-
men oic boaGnbifd)en geonltcn fn.
men, fpie beiite 9lniteroamer 9epe.
i6en meloen, tperben als beoeutllnas-
ooa erfl6rt, ba Tic oiis einem nciltrn
len 9onoe fontineu.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12
SiQa lit iiderem Ser
ited.
MilitdrbcbOrOeu glauben
nif)t an SOOes=
nad)ridt.
Srmporarc Ginitelmna Der @erful-
gnns Der @anbiten.
Gen. Teribing etabliert cine nene
Gaiis bel Satepp.
Snnoiten bel llcberina mi Gnrransn
8arniiun snriifgeidDlagen.

GlSoio, Ger, IL. glpril. SSrnn.
cisco Siuo, Der o,lrh Serbreitltng Der
iall6en 9a6ri6ten pon ieinem Sooe
ieine Spuren nertpiidben Mil, befin-
bet iif nod 9lnii6t mcrifoniider @c-
umten in SuareS bciitc in lidlerenl
Serfted in ben Bergen Der Sicrra
Dsabre, pdhrcnb nnerifaniI6e Go-
poIlerie cine Shar Don 8illa-@nnbi-
ten perfolgt, beren sllifgnbe cs lit, Die
9unbestruppen Don Dem &erltef oes
9onoiteniiibrers lpegailloden Oteri-
faner iagen, oab Dies cine beliehtc
Gift SiQas lei, 10 Oft er iidl beorongt
iiebt, burd) ieinc slnbGnger Die 9ta6-
rid)t oerbrciten 5u laiien, ooB or tot
lei, bomit Die 0erfolger III ibren Gi-
fer etipos nohlaiien.
9riga0e General Veribillg bat ci-
nc neue 9aiis in Sntepo etoblIert,
abcr feline Nohriht lit Don ben flie-
genben aolonnen u1ter Den SberIter
Gobb unb @ropn eingetroffeii, Ole III
ihrer @crfolgling @illns iiber Torral
hinausgefommen iein iollen. &c.
rii6ttpeiie perloiltet, bob bieie So
lonneu Die SSogO tempordr eilliteqtell
bis Die @erbiltbungslinie nit Satepr
bergeitelt fporc
9tahrid)t BON Sampf nnbeitGtigt.
50 q bington, II. spril. 1Sf1
Den bciitigcnGepci6en an 6as 9riegs'
oepartement miro nidtS bon einem
Salnpf 5tpii6en ganoiten lno Soloa'
ten oes I. &ap. -Hegiments iiiblid) bon
0antiqltipa erpabnt. sluh tpurbC
nifts iiber Den angcbli6en 500 &il.
las 9elnelbct
Sic Serboltniiie on Der @eitfiiite
ipe5iell in Der llmgebltng bon 0tn
sotlnn, berciten Den bieiieen 9eamter
Sorae. Gort Ioacn nad) 9cpe'der
oes @orratsid)iffes @lacier ltnrubcr
gegen Die Garron5o-genn1ten ollsSu
brc6en broben. aoninlorbeanlten il
icncr 8eeeltb raten Den 9lmerifanern
nadl ben Ser. Staaten 5uriiddltfeb
rem.
Garran5iiten nnb giaaiiten int
aampf.
! Sorreon. 0ter., 12. slpril. t0iel
| erfuhr nlon heltte Ginselbelten iibcl
einen fiiitfitiinoigen &nmpf 5ipiiher
Der Garran5a- -8arniion in Hoiaie
Durango, uno m1o Gontreras< uni
Geniceros- -@mloiteii, ipeldle Die Nn
greifer noren. 9estere floben in LII
oronuug, naGoem 20 0tonn getote
por6en maren. 9ie @orniion perlol
MIR bier Wtann.
Ncnc @eriiun iiber 0illas Sob.
6 lGaio, Ser, II. stpril. Ginl
edn5lid) neuc Seriion iiber Silla:
Soo CAB bier beiite ein merifunlid)el
Tieb5iihtcr, Der bebniptet, oaB e.
auf iciner Hand) nabe God)iniba I'M
fer Dem Yeilih einer 9anoc pol
| &ilia-M -MnbGngern 81 leiben hattie. Die
ier Mann iagte, ouB &illa ipcoer TO
nod uerpunbet iei, oaB aber einel
ieiner beriidltielten slnh1nger mi
Sffi5iere. 1ablo Sope5, geitorben lei
Siaa babe ociicn 5ob oils 9aiis iii
Die @eid]idte ieines eieeneil Gnoes
beniist. Ger Gieb5iidter er5ablt
folgenoes:
sd beiano mid in Guerrero, al!
0iaa bort onfanr, rlno ais Die ancri
faniihen Solboten eintrafen, biel
i6 es fiir iiober, nad meiner Hand
MIriidanfehren. Qesterl 9onneritol
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-04-12

y8ortfstrns out eeits 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
a. b.

@om. ReDer nobnte in ser Der.
gansenen @ode Der &epnbIifaniiden
Stats . acnpention, in grceIiior
Springs, bel.
Senrp 8ni6meper uno Samilie be.
fanoen ii6 am lesten Montag a1if Sc.
ii6, IN 8otsoom.
Sobn @iller unS Mat. @oreus
batten ON porigen Sreitae eeidGft,
li6c Serridtungen in Morriion.
Die Ban Sdule, 2ebrcrin SRI.
Selma &ueffer, miro an nGdlten
Samstag( alio morecn) ibre SdluB.
feier balten. Sir Die ltnterboltino
ain No6mittaa lit elm biibi6es 8ro.
gram oufgeitellt. uno alle iinS
freunoIi6it gum 9eiud eineclaoen.
Die folscnben &~onfirmanoen nilr.
Den ON lesten Sonntag o,rr6 Serrn
&oItor Sdulb gcpriift: Samcs
Meper, Com. Sopel unb 3illie Bent.
loqe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
@efabr Der 3nslnft.

3ueluft fiiblt beit, iuern mir err
bitt iinb unb idipiserL geraoe an ge-
fGbrliditeit unb bot oann our Solge
0euralgie, iteifen 9aden, ipebe Itiis.
feln uno aud Rbeumatismus. gral'
Diet bann Sloan's Ointment. @S for.
bert Den 8lutlaltf nod Der meben
SteIle un6 in furSer 3eit iino Steif'
belt uno Sdmer5en perifmlnoen.
8er an 9ellralgie ober nerlrolgiidem
aopfipeb leibet, miro burd mebrmali.
ges @%npenoen bieies 2inimentes gro.
&c 2inocruns beripiiren. Die aiidler-
Den Sdmeraen flieben bor benz De
fiibl Der @Grme, &iibe, @eanelnlid.
feit uno Sblaf. gllid gut bel Seer.
penleiben. 8reiS 25c. bel @nrert
apotbefer. Caoo.p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
Saf8 b {.

am borigen Sreitag urlb am Cams.
tag lab es iebr pintermGBig aus.
Sci Der @abI, oln porigen 9iens.
tag, murbe Siaac @anbeeriffe gum
S6ulbireftor I'M Moreen 9iItrift CT.
lpdblt.
8ir beridten nit 9e0auern oab
ii6 Sante 3ancp Maiipir, in Scr
GGbe bon &oiebub, mie uns mitgc.
tbeilt purbe, iebr lcibeno befinoet.
Sic erreidte fiir5lid ibr 92Ites SSabr.
S, q. 9romn, aus unierer Sod.
barihaft, bat fiirali6 In @emeini6aft
nit ieinem 9ruoer Sobn, in CALHOUN
Gitp, Wiii., cin @ei6aft a%ngefangen.
gr reiite am lebten Sonntag oortbin
itnb Salnes Cites, bon ct. Charles,
geiellte iid in ct. 2ouis at inn.
2esterer miro fir Die @ebriiber
8romn orbeiten. 8ir milni6en ocn,
Iclben Den belten Grfolg.
s. q. @orgam Splbeiter slptes
lino Der Sobn bon Senrp &ebmcrt,
bega6en iid am 9icnstag na6 Safes
Grairie, I'M &orn ST bolen, mcldes
Tie bon Galloway 9. Spilrgcon ge'
fauft batteu.
= Sobn 81. Stort, Der gbebrolef
agent, bot nit Sredmam & Sons,
bon Morriion, Elm abfommen getrOf'
fen IN 9etreff zines 8epartements fir
auto. Ebeil uno elmer 9ienit . Sta.
tton. Man mcnoe iid an i'm nit
@e5iig al,f sic Gbeprolet. altos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
npper 2ittle Berger.

SRI. aoele &attelinann beidlpB am
Samstog, oen s. Gpril, cinen iebr CT.
folareiden 2ebrtermin, NIT eineln gut
geW1hlten Sroeram. 9ie Sdule
batte bieies Sabr 5ipei @rabuirenoe
S6iiler, Slora 9. 9ufner unb Sui
oa @rauti9am. Die Solsenoen biel.
ten anipraden: S9uliuperintenoent
u. >. Rann, Die 2ebrer, artbur
9ufner uno @n. SLATE, bie &anoi.
oatcn Srit &o6 ltnb gilbert 2oboube,
uno 6riebensridter gbriit. Gonuier.
Bel Der neliliden Sdilpabl plir.
De 8itit. 9eiermann, fir Den oreiiGb.
rigen Scrmin, gum Sduloireftor er.
nGblt.
Sugo 2aboube, bon Berger, par
ont Samstag in bieier 3a9baridaft
I'M fette Sdmeine 5rl faufen; er Of.
ferierte 1918 per bunbert Bfunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
Grfaltnnsen iduell selinbert.

@iele 2el,te b,,iten in einem fort
bon anfans biz Gnbe bes 8inters,
anoere befornnlcn cine @rfGltun9 nod
Der anbercn. 9ebmt 9r. &ing's
Stem DISCOVERY ,,no SIR peroet fait
a,igenbliflide Silfe beripiiren. 9ri6t
ben Suitcn, bcilt Die g%nt3iinor,ng uno
iGnftiet Die number 2uftrobren.
2eidt al nebmen, antiieptii6 uno
beilenb. SoIt cine Slaide Or. Sings
0ep DISCOVERY unb baItet's I'M
Sauie. nSit in @irflidfeit cine
grobortiee Webi5in unb i6 baltic im-
mer cine Slaide oapon borrdtbig,"
ifreibt g. 6. Seiiemar, Sranconia,
g. S. @elo 5uriid, tuenn nidt gu
frieoenIteIlenb, aber es bilft fait i'm.
mer. (gbb.t)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14
Clipper s5al mnb ltmsesenS.

9ei Der @abl, am porigen 9iens.
tag. wnrbe Senrp Brandt gum SduI.
oireftor erluGblt, aIs @adfoIger bon
8in. &i,blmanr, meIder nod t5.iGb.
rigeu trelien Sieniten religniert batte.
&llbolf Bauer mar in Scr beraan.
genen ISOLDE BEL 8m. &libImonn be.
i6Gftigt.
8nt. Stride unb 2ouis 9oei6el ir.
limo our 3eit franf; mir piinl6en %.
Der roide 9%eiiering.
Ole Coles Greet Sdule, 2ebrer 6.
5. S6Sner, miro am SanlStag, Den
Is. Ipril, ibre S6lubfcier balten.
Souis Srrol arbeitet eeeenp1rtig
fir Geo. V. aebr.
Bic bieiigen 5rauen batten ONT
borigen @ittnoh, in Ser 8obnung
bon Srau 6, &abenait, cine ,Quilt.
ing.BartD." Inter ben Mnpeienoen
befanoen lid, Srall Sobn 9uidmep.
er, Srol Senrp 8oeideI, Srau Sobn
Bauer unb Srau Sliper @unopilIer.
Grmin Sbenbal,s bot ii6 borige
8ohe nah 60 Groiie, Sans, begebeu
im m1breno oes fonmen6en Com.
mers BORT au bleiben.
Scnrp Brandt uno @uttin murben
fiir5lid, our Seier bon 5rau 8ranbt's
@ebnrtstag, nit elmer .Snrpriie.
Bartp" bcebrt. Iiih mir miiniden
oen @ebrrtstaesfino nod mande
froblide 8ieberfebr bes Cages. I'm.
ter ben @aiten befanben ii6 i,nter
mroeren Die f~olsenben: Srls. Siioa
S6olten, Wartba llno aoelia Seize,
eltber Surol, Si55ie 9uidmeper, @io.
Ia gauer unb Bertha Intbcs iotuie
Cigar Sbenboits, @m. un6 Ben.
Seiie, Gblpin uno 2cuis $urol, Stub.
Bauer, Conn 9uidmeper, Gam Oct.
tcrer, Geo. 9uidmeper, gbpin uno
Ism, 8eber, Sreo Setterer, Scnrp
8einianO, Souls @acrtner. stub.
Sobn @m. Serbian, Sobn s. @auer,
8m. q. antbes, Sp. 8oei6eI, Souls
&abenau, Souis 9uidmeper, g.. 8.
aebr, Srall Sral,f Sdmiot, Oscar
S6mi6t un0 &arI 9uihmeper.
Ben II. @illiam Seiie, iomie Srls.
aoclia ullo Wartba Seiie, Sonp
uno @eorg 9uihmeper, ioipie SRI.
2i55ie 9ilidmeper, 2ouis Surol ino
SRI. GItber Surol, Sam Setterer,
SRI. Clara Sdauntbilrg rno Senrp
Brandt waren an persangenen Conn.
tag Die @Gite bon Sobn Bauer uno
6amilie.
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9 mis- 8.

Sobn Surit unb Sobn babcn lire
S1gerniible mad Senrp @ruber's
6arm gcbradt, Woielbit iie cine gro.
Re In5abl 9aumblode 5lt idgen bo.
ben.
8eorg 9oeid nllrbe borige @ode
bon eincm ltnfall betroffen, inbeln er
lid init elmer g(rt cine @ltnoe ant
9ein bcibrafte.
Srau Wnria &bemcrt, bon @ap,
mar fiir5lid auf 9eiud bel oen SAINT.
lien bon Mife 9oeid in Slpiss un6
Sacob goei6 in 2ittle Berger.
Otto Sluetid mar borige @odc bel
Nid 5lueti6 beidaftigt.
Martin Sdaumblirg, Ser StraBen.
aufiebcr, mar art porigen Donncrs.
tag in Sermonn iinb betbeiliete iid
al Ger 3uiommenfunft ser StraBen.
aufieber.
Sie @eielIidaft Ser &nbenmuiifars
rem ipelde in Der pergangenen 8obe
Der 2ittIe Berger Nadbaridaft einen
9eiu6 abitattcte, beitano aus 80
Eerionen, ipelde ii1 alle auf bas
Bette amiiiiertcn.
SRI. ella Sdinoler befanb iid ein
BOAR Gage Der Dorigcn ISOLDE bcluds.
peiie, IN unierer Radbaridaft.
Gan Soib, Der 8~iebbGnbler bon
Berger, paiiierte Ieste ISOLDE bier
bur6.
Geo. Siefer, Ser 2ebrer an Der
&otb S6ulc, befano iid iiber lebten
uno Sonntag auf 9ein6 in
bieiiger 9adbaridaft.
Ser Sugeno.Serein Der Bresbpte'
rioner @emeinbe, oitlid bon Swiss,
miro am 16. @priI cine llnterbaltlutg
9eben. anfang Inn 7 llbr abenoS.
lit berslidit gum 8eind
e%ingelaoen.
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Srafe

SSreo 9ieualo bot iid MN aud ein
Soro arto gcfalift bon Der go. Sent
per @eentur.
@m. S6lottad uro Satin iino
boderfreut iiber Die @eburt cines
Sobnbens.
Die sc. 6. Stride erbalt elm nclles
Sorbenfleio ullo miro i'm idoniten
Shmuf lid befinbcn ipenn oas gibel'
felt bier am 2. Mai abgebalten per'
Den miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14

-gSenn SIR mietben, faitfen, Der.
foufen ODER toiiiden wollt, oann
brinat es i'm 8olfsblatt our @noeige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-14

-abonniert auf oas Scrmanncr
8plfsblatt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30
FINDS 173 DIAMONDS IN SEA
British Mine Sweeper Deekhand Picks
Up Floating Package
Worth $500.

London.-A story of q package Of
diamonds worth f100 ($500) found
floating in the North sea by one of the
crew of q British mine sweeper was
told in a police station by a deckhand.
Walter Gleason. who had been arrested
while trying to dispose Of the gems.
At the police station the deckhand
confessed that while on q trawler
which was engaged in the hazardous
task of gathering up mines in the
North sea he saw q package floating
in the water. He got it with q boat
hook and when he opened 1t he found
SO polished and Is unpublished gems.
The deckhand attempted. in company
with a friend, to sell the diamonds to
a jeweler at Cardiff. There was moth
ing on the package to indicate the
owner or how the diamonds came to
be floating about in the mine-strewn
waters of the North sea.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30
MAIDS SCARCE IN LONDON
tories and People Go -
Live In Hotels.

London.-Hotels and boarding houses
In London are full Of people seeking
to evade the servant trouble. and yet
the proprietors Of these establishments
do not know where to flpd servants.
This difhculty has been brought about
by the demands for woman war labor.
The trim maid Of other days is Q
waitress in teashop. The cook roasts
and boils for . hotel whose chef 10
fighting: the nursemsid has put on .
uniform and starts the omnibus or
punches . ticket on the subway.
The skilled servants, who know
their work and prefer to keep In It.
fit in and ont of situations to the great
benefit of agencies and to the despair
Of all who employ them. A month In
q private hotel brings its circle Of tips.
and they are on to new employer.
Those who are really capable demand
their pound q week and all found"
Those who are useless are employed
for q few, weeks and allowed to wan
der to other fields.
In their despair employers Of domes-
tic servants are turning to old men in.
eligible for army service.
In these days all manner Of innova.
lions are creeping into staid English
ways. Large breakfasts and late din
ners are disappearing.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30
LIKE SEA TALE
OF oLDEN TIMES
Many Adventures Encountered
on Nine Month Sail From
Manila.
CARRIES MAHOGANY CARGO
Runs Through Three Typhoons and q
Number Of Ordinary Storms-Pro-
visions Spoiled, Crew subsIsts
on Green Turtles.

New York.-Bringing a tale of many
vicissitudes, the four masted auxil-
iary schooner A. J. West recently ar
rived here from Manila and completed
an interesting nine months voyage
which smacks Of the eighteenth CEN
fury.
The Filipino steersman was chat
tering as the ship came up the bay.
for he had only been in cold weather
the last three days of the voyage.
Such an effect did New York's climate
have. on the Fflipinos that it was ne
cessary to work them for fifteen min
ute shifts only.
With q valuable cargo of mahogany,
the A. J. West, q rakish looking craft,
began its voyage May l last and has
travelled nearly $4,000 miles. She is
the first ship of Philippine registry
ever entered at this port.
From July II to July rs she went
through three typhoons. II the schoon-
er had not possessed submersible quail
ties nearly equaling those of U-boat
she might not have survived. About
half of the mahogany was in the hold,
and the rest was dashed to the deck.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30
COULD NOT
s1RAICHTEN UP
Had to Go All bumped Over and
Suffered Great Pain in
Sides and Back.

Sulphur Springs, va.-Mrs. ]. M.
Sprinkle, of this place, writes: About
two years ago this coming spring. /
got into awfully bad health. Had been
married only q short time, and my
health was not 80 good after my mar
rage as It had been before, and kept
getting worse all the time. I was 60.
ing down hill in health, could only
drag around. My friends recommended
that try Cardui. tried various RENE
dies which did me no good. I simply
moped all the time and felt sick all
over. So I began using Cardui and
in a short time / was greatly i'm.
proved; after the use Of one bottle was
able to do my work.
Before starting 1t, couldn't
straighten up to save me; had to 60
when I went all bumped over, suffered
great pains in the abdomen, sides and
back worse than anywhere. After
the use of one bottle, l had no more
pain at ALL. It IL also a fine tonic.
The cure has been permanent, and
have had no trouble since, neither had
to have Q doctor or take any medicine
since. 1t built me up in health and
strength"
II you suffer from any Of the all.
ments 30 common to women try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. For sale
by all druggists. Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30
MUSIC Is AID TO TEACHING
Instructor In Drawing and Writing
Uses Machine to Assist Pupils In
Setting Proper Swing.

Columbus, Ind.-Children of the
grades in the Columbus public schools
ape writing to music. They. are being
taught the free arm movement and
George w. Thompson, teacher of
drawing and writing in the public
schools here. finds that music helps
the pupils to get the swing of this
movement
Several musical machines have been
placed in the schools and these ma.
chimes have been employed in the writ
ing course.
Mr.. Thompson explains that any
good lively two-step will do the writ
ing lesson. The children get into the
swing of the music, keep time to
the beat and write just the same a.
II they were dancing to music and
keeping time with their feet.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-06-30

After q series of careful experiments
and tests at the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, n; T., covering
rector of that hospital, made announcement
that he could prove that medicine which
he called "ANURIC' was the best uric
acid solvent now to be had. As a rem
edy for those easily recognized symptoms
of inhammation-as scalding urine, back
ache and frequent urination, as well as
sediment in the urine, or if uric acid in
the blood has caused rheumatism, lum-
bago, sciatica, govt, it is simply wonder
full how quickly "Anuric" acts; causing
the pains and stiffness rapidly to disap-
pear.
Swollen hands, ankles, feet are due to
disordered kidneys Naturally when the