davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
ESm0Iano atttiDottct.
Auf 8aibimqtpus sSrOleit wcacu ge
id)laanabnlunq pon YRuOeEpOit.

GonoOa, 26 SON Dos aus
portiae 2tmt lieb rem biefgen ames
rituniIhen 9o.ihgiter beute mor1en
elm U}empranoum 3u1tfsn. oos cine
porIdufi1e @ntport emf ben dmeriz
taniideu groteit reQsR 8eIditilur1
Der 9unoespoit ourh bic euQlii4en
9sbor0en ent6dlt 5u oem Memos
r1roum niro mi.eeteilt. caB cine
cnooIltiQ. &ntnort eriolgen pirb.
iobolo Trantreid1 ih NIT oenl @og.
aeteH gnq,1uo5 ginosritaneen er-
tldrt 6ab:.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
Sentide Grtolge,
9SeinOlide Steann9erl
insylanoern gennulmen
NancD pieSer bDmbarOiert.

Berlin, 26. San. On Der tpeitlis
den Jront ging es nnh Dem geltriz
gen 8eri9t bes beutf9en 9eneroIs
itobes 3iemIih Iebboft gu. 2tn msfs
reren gunttsn Der n0rbIi6en Jrpnt
fom ss 5u 3uIammenit0Ben, BEL bes
nen bic 0eutIden nift nur bic
Ober6anb bebielten, ionbern an sin>
8elnen puntten iogar nennensperte
6orti6ritte madten. Der bissbes
3iigli6e 8eritt oes oeutf9en 9enes
rnIito6e8 bot foIgenoen 0prtlaut:
nWeitlihe 6ront:
nSn 6Ionoern bat uniere 2trtilIes
rie Die Stelungeu oes 6einbes uns
ter lebbofte8 6euer gsnommen. gns
trouillen. Die an bsftimmten 9unts
ten in bic Idiper beT9dbigten 8rds
ben Der 5einbe einbrongen, bemerts
Ten, baB Der 6eino iiberau Tdpere
9erIuite erIitten hattie. gBir ma4s
ten einige 5einbe gu 6efangener uno
erbeuteten bier MinenlperFer.
Der 3urm uno Die Stride BON
Hieuport, Die Dem 6einOe ais ouss
gc3ei6nete 8eobohtungspoiten oiens
ten, tpuroen Don unTerer 2trtinerie
5erit0rt.
r0eitIif bon gleuoiGe griFfen uns
fere 2ruppen mad erfoIgrei6n Mis
nenpperationen Die pproeritsn 6rds
ben Der 6einoe an. Sic ma4ten 100
8efQngene uno erbeuteten brei Mlo=
fdiuengelpebre. Ms6rere feinoIi4e
8e9en1n9riffe gegen rie genommss
uen S.eQungen iparen uidts lpsiter,
nIs ormieli9e @eriune, bic teinen
Grfplg batten. gfur einige muti9e
N}Gnner perlieBen ibre @rdben, uno
Die puroen iofort nieoer9ef6oiIen.
Sin beutI9es Qeroplongei4naz
Der griff bic miGitdrilfen 2tniagen
uno ben 6IiegerplaB BEL Nanep unb
Die Gobriten Bel 9enoit, noropeitlif)
BON SNnucourt, an. Gin fran30iiz
fder Qeroplon 'tiir3te BEL 9enoit nit
ieinen SnIoFen ob. QteropIan uno
SnInRen tomen un6eI9Goigt babpn
nSeItli9e 5ront: RufIiI9e @crs
It0be lpuroen al beri6iebenen 9unts
ten 5uriidgei4Iagen,
n8oItan GrtegsI6oupIaB: gi6ts
3u beridten."
@om orhitettonii6en uno tunits
geibihtliden Stanopuntte 1T IS
beoauerIih, boB Die 8ot6ebrale bon
y}ieuport, elmer Der id0nIten uno az
teiten in 6lanoern, 3erit0rt perben
muBte, neil bic 5ran3oien iie, nie
bic 9ot6ebroIe bon 3eims, ois
8eObadtungspoIten ge9en Die beut,
I4en Stelungen benubten. Der Dom
lpuyOe i'm Is. Sobrbunoert erbout
.unb i'm Sabre 1902 nit 9roBen So
ften reitoufiert. Bon beionberer Sss
benspiiroi9teit mar Der i'm 8nrotItil
qehauens gltor. Der aus einem ein3i=
Gen Steine beitanb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
Mcacm Oic Nmtente.
GriedDiidle 9icNicrnng itOrt iilb nidlt
mC5r nu GrOtcltc.

2tt6en. 26. San. ilber garis. 0o8
8a6Igeri6t bat gsitimnt, boB 16
0eputierte aus 0em n0rolifen
@pirus, Der Opu 5ritheHldno beiebt
puroe, obgleich Die 4onopner Son
feren3 oagcgen pro.eitierte, poflbereh
tigte g}itgIieoer De grie4iihen Bnrs
lament5 Ieien. 1je Gntente M}Ghtt
Batten flr3 bor per Bo6I ertlGren
Ioiien, DoB Gjrje.bnlano tein 91edlt
babe. in Oieicm Giitriit 8oGten o6s
3u6oIten. Die 8eitimmuu9 bca
@a1lgeri6tes rid.ete ii6 oIfb gcgen
Die Gntentente Ul0dte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
@mr0e perIenft.
9ampfer rgtOrieman" ciu0pier
DER SaudJbDDtc.
lIeber 10000 guuucm sruB.

2onbon, 20. Son. Der .Gr6ange
Seiegropb So" fpiro ous Qiberpool
9emeIOet, baB Der 10,75O 9onnen
grobe 9ompfer nRorieman" htr
o9ritifb ono Rortb 2tmerica Steam
RoOigation 60" in 2iperpOoG bur6
Elm beutihes llnterIeebppt berIentt
pprOen iit. sc iit elmer Der gr0Bten
0ampfer, Der ie berni6tet noroen
lit. Der torpebierte GampFer mar
ij6er 500 Sub lang uno i'm Sabre
1907 in 8eIfoit gebaut poroen. %
Der 9ompfer 3umeiit fir ben trans
atInntifhen 8ierIt bsnuBt nurbe,
nimmt man an, boB er in Der Qorbz
Zee Derientt purbe.
Der .4orisman" mar am 3. DE-
3em6er pon 9ep gort nod Qipers
pooI obgsFabren. Seitoem Bat man
nitts mtbr RON i6m gs60rt. gld=
bere llmitdnbe iiber bic 9erienfung
oss 9ampfers fin? bishsr niht be-
tannt iporoen.
2pnbon. 26. San. 1os Reuters
9ursou mil in3nii6en erfobren 6os
ben. boz Der 9orpfsr .1orieman"
ni6t gefunten. ionoern 9sitranest
iei. Die gon3s 8smannune iei os=
rettet lporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
6rabitt oDics tot.
WOrScr Ncs EbrOuiOlgcrS GSrau5 Ger.
oinnnO5 inn Gerfer geitorben.

Berlin 26. San. bro6tto8 nu6
Sohoiue. 6. 8. Der ,lle6crIeeiidlen
y}a2ridtenoQentur lit aus 56erez
iienitobt, Oeiterrcit lluqarn, mtt9cz
ietIt DOrben, ocb GeoeIio @ra6InDe
pics in einem bortjgen @efdndnis
qeitorben it, @ro6iuouics iuor ihnls
oiq befunDen moyosn, bic Bonnie qes
porFen 3u 6abeu Die ben Gr76er-
3ogt6roniolaer Tran} 5erbinano unb
oefen @5mobIiu IN Soroiepo. 8oss
nien, totete. Der UIorber mor 3u
20id6riger ihperer &erterItroFe per.
urteiIt noroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
StFllung <tnartrlts rrklirt.
1Dir0 nndD GsprFmirrmiuiEser Carp ,um
mim0ettFm mrniral blribcu.

gefdbrIlh fiir Die Submit oss 9ans
hes batte. Gr oridte ben Bpnfch
nus, ooB bic 3entrdimddts yett
boio Die Gntentetruppen aus 8riss
6euldno oeyordagen ipIrpen.
Der frl6ere grrmiermini'ter er=
fake ferner. oaB bic 8uttinfti8e 2luFs
gobe Der 3entraImddte bnrin beitdns
Dc, einen toirtf9oftli9sn8lod Uereinigs
Stdnten 81 idaffen, Der fitb pon
Stod6otm bis gage1o eritre4e. gr
io5te. er boffe. ooB 0!umdnier cir
W}talies ficies 8uutes lcia tnnsA"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30

StofboIm %. &olt, jibcr 9on-
6on. Ser cucrQiihc Sompi Shmt-
ocu3 mn ieinc iutcrndtiounlcu
&ed)te, Die pon GnQlnno urhIo9
inter Die 6iiBe gctrctcu woroeu
inn. babcn oieica tlriuc &ouO icit
cini9cn Gogcn in ocn NIiitcLpuntt
oeS 99eItiutcreiic$ gerijdt. 2dnc.
0eu5 ielbitbcluuBtc& 9Iuitrctcu hat,
mic jn ocn geltrigeu 9tc0cu i'm
idrue0ildleu Varloment sim Nus.
oult fam nen ifdnol1aoidlen
Stoat sum- &ericchier ser 93edte Der
9IelliroIen 0cmaht cine GolIe. alti
Ole mGdliigerc, groBerc 9Seutrdle
mcbr obcr lpenigcr freipiQig Der.
5idtet 1obcn.
yMir uerluchren nns bnec9CH,
oaf nnicrc GuIitif aIcidbcOcntcuO
nit scr SSrc lit, Onf mir micrc
9tcntrnIitGt nutcr fcincn llmltGnOen
nnigebcn iucrocn", iogtc Der lfme.
oiid)c @rcmierniniiter. in0cn CT
hcrDorbob, ooB es 3lpor SdlueOcna
g8unih iei neutral ST bIcibcn, onB
ca obcr lcidt 10 meit fommen f0nnc,
mann oicS uid1t mcbr no0lid) iei.
g@$ lit imicr bciBcr @lmidl, nett.
trol su bIci6eu", crflUrte @lCmier.
miniter @oumnrafi0l6. ninb cS ilt
uniere @iliht. 0ics nit oIltn m'
icrn 9ruitcn 5lt bcriudleu, abcr mir
milieu nna nit Den Wi0gItfDfetten,
nuter lucldDcn oic 9lufredltcrbnltitug
Der gtentrnlitdt trub nllcr inicrcr
gclpilGtnacH nidlt lGngcr uiItlidJ
lrlH miiroc, rcd)ucu.
o5dNueocn bat iortludbreno Der-
htd)t nit au0ern 9ieutro,en, beion.
0cr3 nit Norpegen imo 0dnemorf,
5ulounleu ST arbeitctL um 0ieicS
3ieI 2lucrfcnnlmg Der 9led)te Der
gteutralcn, 5u errcicben [Sn Oieicn
@cuiiGuu9cu iit Shlrcocn bis 3n
cincm gemiiicn @rooc crioIgrcih
gemcieu.
a@ir Gcooucrn, 6ob Sieic uerci.
nigtcn @cmilbun1cu fir oic 9lcd)tc
mo 0u2 &obl ser ucttrolcn 0(dd)tc
,mo, pic in Der I6rourcoe geinGt
mur0e, iiir oic Grboltlmg Der crer6.
ten 5oelmgcn ocs @6Iferred,tc8 bon
llmitdu0en obbdn9cu ionten, iiber
Die mir fcinc &outroQc hobcn irn0
ibcr Oie 5lt rihten mir feir 9iedt
babcn.
o9lbcr e5 lit unicrc llcbcr5cu.
0img. 51B Der grioIg oieier sc.
miibungen iir Shloc0en nid1t mr.,
ionoeru ou6 fir ouocre neutraie
Mddte un0 icl6It iijr Die aricgiii6.
ren0eu ppn 9roBcin matericller uu0
iOcolcn &crt icin uiir6c. Iic nl.
genbIidlihe @ruppicrlmg Der Mdf.
te miro nid)t cmig ien. llnter on.
ocren llnitduoen luiro Elm sric9.
iijhren0or piclleiht icbr bc01uerlL
ooB cr INN eincs teupordrcll Ior,
teilcS miaen &ertrdgc 5crriiien lm0
Ole iutcrnotionaIcn @eicBc ilbcrtra,
ten rat, mcnu c5 3u ipGt it, tic mic.
Der hcrplitcleu o0cr ijc 3u er'cecn.
Ger @remicrnliniiicr gab 81, ooB
9emiiie llnanne5Rlihfctcu oicllciht
bdtteu gcnilocrt mcrocn f5nuen
mcln Die 9ic8ier1rg iu6cjug ouI
abiolntc uuo unparteiiite 9ialtra.
litot penigcr pejnIicb gcrcicu mdrc.
oNie Dem aud lcin mag. Die 81.
ia1nnq Fat llrs gclchrt. 0aB man
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
SC5We0enS cr6a6ener Stanopnnkl.
Gin rbrIidtr arifg itnlnrr nod be0rr, als
rlnr nurbrli6r nnO balbr llfutraIitdt.
Sin grOBu Sag im iduesiidrn Yarlaucnt.

lid ongciidlts Scr Eatiadlc. n4B ser
@onoeI@friea innner ernie, nirb,
mtr fir5e 3cit ouf Sonocra6ma.
hnngen ocrIaiien lam. 9tuocre
gieinrolc babeu ouh crfabren, ooB
aon3cilionen uur 0}tIc9enbeit NJ
neuen 6oroerimgcr bietcl. gSeuu
man einnoI Oie Strobc scr aon.
5eliioncn betreten Eat, Damn miro c3
lcidncr lmo icidter, iih BON Ser
.mirfIihcn HelltrnlitGt obbringcn su
Iaiien.
o9Ilt Ser onoert Son0 6eItc6t Sic
0efabr, 0ob Die uu5utrdgIiden Gin.
ihr0nflingeu, oenen uniere &eh.e
mn. unlcrc 6reibcit untermorirn
Ilhto, lpo6rldcinIid in Grait 6IcibeH
Imeroer, mcm mir ms ibneu inter.
pericn. Sie merhen iogor in ofu.
tcrcr Gorm bis sit Gnoe oc8 ariegcs
in Strait bIciben iuo sur 5o!ge ia.
ben, 6oB mir politii6 mtO mirt.
ldnftIi6 obDdngis ucroen. 0b.
gIeih mir im aSntereiie bon 9teutra.
litGt ino llnabb1ugigfeit oui ae.
lpiile tempor6rc 9Ic1te ucr5id]tet bo.
ben, 10 lit OoS @einmtreiuItat fir
nnier 2anO niht ihIinuuer ols es
iiIr onoere 2duocr iIt. @icneid,t
iogor inn @egentciI."
9iolmor 9rantins, Der io5ioliiti.
ide ,5iibrer i'm @arIoment, mar mil
Ser Reoc oes 9remierminiIters ridli
gon6 einOeritonoen, neil oieier ,u
oiel @emidt ouf Die nortlihe De
ioIglng 0eS 90lferrehts Ieee. ,@a9
mir poIlen. iino berniinftige Som.
pron1ilie 5llr 2oillng Der Spommn1
gSir poIleu unS nidt bon runer.
IiobuIid5cn Glelnentcn sum GuBeritca
treiben Ioiien.
Ser 4remirrminiitcr hat mic
Nernm geiagt, BAH Die &tgirrnna
6rirtcn 5n BaIten wiinldlt, abCr
man bari nidlt Ocrgciicn, bnf oics
trOb aller iciner SrnhGnngcn M.
mO9lidJ icin fam.
Ser rii6ere Grenlicrmitiiter
2inomon erfldrtc iid slt @unitcu
elmer aftipeu 9iclltralit1t i'm @e.
gcniab 5u ciucr poiiinen. lie 0ta..
tion ioa, ndbrenb iie Den Grieoen
crbdIt, ooroui icben. Oob ibrc Tehte
geohtet lpiiroen.
g0oS aroBe TedltSgebdnoe Ocr
3otionen beitebt ritbt G1nger", iaaie
er. o@S lit in icinen 0runonouern
cridilttcrt. Gs mir6 6cnt ne1tralcu
SdmeOen 5ur b0ditcn @6re gcrei.
d)eH, ipcnn es niht teiIninlnlt ill
Der Dollit0n0ieeu 3critSrung oieics
0jc6aitoe5. @ir BADEN Elm &cdit.
3u berlonoerL oaB mir poa Sen
Sricgfiibrenocn I'M ginfIauq nit
ben Satlmgcn oeS G3lfcrrcdtc$ bc.
bonoelt merocn
Stod6olm, iiber 2onOon. 26. San.
Der RitsOng hot bereits borgeitern
ein aomitee bpn 5p0tf Nlitglieberu
ernonnt, neIdes ii6 NIT bem aonis
ii6sr bic ousndrtige politit uno
iiber bic n0ti9en moBregeln 3ur
ganoesbsrteioigung in 8erbinbung
ieben iUll.
Das &omitee. peldsm 9ertreter
aGer porteien in teioen Rammern
an9eboren. 3dp.. trsi Go5ialiiisn, ios
Ipie ben 9onierta,;;een prcfefor
ajeuen. lpel6er ols otutlSirsuroIi9
6etannt iit, 3u ieiuen Mitglepern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
@oaen famtpicn.
&ielc Nic5cOuntcr idllleBeu iid) Der
bnlgdriidJcn Armec au.

Berlin. 26. San. 0ra6tlos nad
SonpiQe. 6. s. Der gltaberieeiiben
y}ahridtenagentur" iino W}el0unoen
aus SoFio 3uge9anoen. in 0ensn re-
riftet mirO, odB 7'n Gie gla3ebonier
in groben Sharen Der buIqariifen
4rmee onidIieBen. 81 ,Si;ip o4ein
boten 1900 Wann ibre Gjenite an.
Die 3obl berer. bic iih frs;uiuiQ melz
Oeten. lit 10 groB, bag Dieie 3uriidaez
lpteifu r9erNru r1lIbEeu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
aann if)6n iucroen.

QonoOn, rs. San. Die en9LJhe
Hegielun9 iIt nit oem Gy9sbnis Der
ornerifaniiteu lIrtsriuaungen u6er
ben ~4eriic" ,5ad niht 3ufrie0en.
Wie geitern betannt 7em1tlt nur6e
hIt ble Re9ierung ctnt aeuaue Inter.
iuhuug Der lmItdnoe anqcororet,
unier bensn Die spsriia~ unttrgi1g.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30

Dir monteneqrinii#f Gonigs
F0HJjtje .7,rb iid1 rd1rcnn ctr 10u=
sr bss srisaes in l1ors, Jrart-
reid, dufHaIieR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
II. Sabr8asa !
Sn Albaniez
6. 1t. 6. Srnppem II
gen aad) SilOen uOr.
MOntenesrimer frieSsmiiOs.

2Onnon, 26. San. 9In5 GOm
nirb beutc mDrgcn mitgctcilt, bak
Die Seitsrrcidjer nnb llngarn Don
Sentari wciter ua6 SHScn pUr9c.
riift iinO nno gan; 9llbunicn iiber.
Idlwenmen. Sam 6iuunnui DC pic
nna, Gin - SilDmcter iHolidl Dun
Sentari gcleacncr Nafcn am goria'
tiidcn @iccr, beiinSct it'd bcreits in
ibrem Seiit. 9iun bciiIrdtct, OaR
Gin ueitrrcs %prriidcn OurdD 9Il-
bunicn bis 5nr griedliidcn 6rcnjc
cS Scn 6ruu5picn nnmOslld maiden
luirb, Iidl aui Der uon linen 6eicb-
ten Snicl Sprfn 5u baltcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
Smd)t nad) 5mmmen.
Bruce bat GrInt; fir Poor little Bel
GUM" gcfunocu.

Gon0on, 26. s{1n. 9icomte grnCe.
t6enaliqer euqliIaer gotidofier in
0cTfinqton, ocHeu glome ipdter abcr
oa3u benubt nurbe, i'm .bea enalis
Tten 8erihtcn ii6er bsutidle 8rous
iamteiten in cen Ser. Stuoten Sin
orud gu berTdaifsn. bat eingefe6en,
0oB Der cite Shlaqer pom gpcnr
little Belgium" niat ms6r 3iebt. unO
1T ouf cine neue 5oec qsiommen.
81 hat iih an DC 9tegieruno bsr
Der Staotm gCDanbt uuo nisie err
Iunt fir bic ormeu QrmeWtr, Die
oon BEN 1jjrten 70 ihretli4" +" ge61no-
tabt jpjirDeH 3u iommetn. M1n
hoiit. rstt 5isls pon 9snen 7u fin
hen. re rIie a1e .reyoen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30
2lnlcihc aan, einbcinhlt.

Berlin, rs. SAN, ora6tlos nQh
So91iLe, z. 3. lie 3otIun9en aui
Die brittle oeutihe GrjeasaHleite ijn0
0Ge einqelauTcn. Die GeIamtiumme
nor 12160O0001G Rdrt. 4oH
cpTc@ 5Hnme rurncu 6S6, 100000.
ctipa fUHf uno sjn5al6 Pro3tnt, uon
Dorle9ung s9antsh 2cIieiert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30

5raRfret6 gersiit ift um ben Gins
orud Der 9opituIation Wontensgros
su Dsttpii4sH.-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30

Berlin, 26. San, orabtIos na6
GonpiIIe. 6. $. Die ,llc6erIeeiI4e
godrid6lenogentur" beFe6t no6 pit
ppr 0arouf, bob Die 5riebensunters
hanbIun9en OeIterrei6zllngnrns nit
Wlontenecro aus benz einfohen
6runoe ME unterbrphen perorn
tonnten, neil iie ME ongefangen. Gs
ptrb borouf ouFmertfom gemo8t
bnB Die g}ieoe,Ie9ung Der 8offen bic
@or6tbingunq 5u Der GinIeitung Der
GrieOensoerponoIun9en mar. Die
@9entur fagt ferner:
pie gerIinsr 3situngen erttGren,
boB Die Reiien uno grtIdrungen bes
&6ni9s 92jtita neni9er pi6tig finp,
ols Die Sotio6e, boB gon3 Wlontes
negro heute pon 0itsrrei6iihsungoris
fhen Sruppen befeBt 1T, bic nirgeno=
ipo auf 0iberitano ppn ieiten Der
8epDlteruns itoBen. Die einsiqcn
llnruben fanoen in QoogoriBo ftatt,
uno bprt naren es 2llbonier unb
Montene9riner, bic miteinonber
fGmpften. Die 0fterrei6iI6zunQoriz
Tben 9ruppen fdafftsn bort T4nen
Grbnung.
Die 9erIiner 3situngen Iogsn
tpeiitr, oaB bns grog Der montene>
qrinii6sn 9ruppen bereits bic @af>
fen nieoer9sIegt bat, unb bob RE
2inie 9titfcs0nnilopgrobs qobgoricas
Gtutari feit in oen 6dnoen Der S.s
itereider NIB llngarn 1T.
.@sher 90nig Qitita. no6 bie
mputenseriniI1e g4egieruns boben
ben formeuen 0unfh, 5risoen GIT
TblisBen, 5uriidge5o8sn, uno bic goz
nitnIntiou bot i-!fdali9 fatt9efun=
eeu. Die 3eitunsen Tnh Der gnz
Ttt, boB aonig Rttitn ouf ben
DunIa Der G1tentsHG6te mad
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-30

g9ien, 26. San, iibcr Berlin uno
Gapuillc, 6. s. Ser oiterreifiih-
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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13

diets, will be recognized as a classic
for children. This letter comes from
the secretary of King George of Eng
land, who takes interest in books
written for children, and never fails to
praise and encourage an author who
has done something out of the ordin-
airy along that line.
~ have received one or two Y
tremely pathetic letters and at least
one that is downright funny, although
l am sure it was not intended to be-
said MI. Linderman, as he lifted a
bundle of correspondence from his
desk and "a through it. Listen to
this:
"'My dear Mr. Linderman:
"'While we live in New York and
you live in Montana, [ couldn't re-
sist writing to tell you how much
pleasure your book has given our
family We haven't any of us read
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13
Montana Author Wins Wide Fame
With His Book OF Indian Folk Lore

attack of infantile paralysis, which
has transformed our sturdy, healthy,
little man into a hopeless invalid for
life, who will never be able to walk
except with crutches.
"'As he lies on his bed, pale and
weak, but so patient, he seems to care
for nothing but to be read to, and the
books he calls for oftenest is that
book about the Indians and the an
imals.' He follows your stories with
such pleasure and asks innumerable
questions about it that are sometimes
hard to answer
"'You have no idea what it means
to us to see him smile at something
amusing in a story. 1 feel deeply APP
preciative for this book of yours,
which children and grown folks alike
enjoy so much.
One Of the best reviews of Mr.
Linderman's book appeared in the
Boston Advertiser. 1t follows:
"Have you ever considered the
possibility of there being a treasury
of Indian legends relating to the an
imals, the sun, the moon, the earth
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13
Fifty Year Old Wooden Water
Mains of Virginia City Are Still
Intact; They Have OUTLINED Steel

we're of a discouraging character. 1t
was decided that because of the
freight charges IN the mains, the work
could not be undertaken.
Finally a carpenter, whose name
history does not record, hit upon a
happy idea. His plan was to take
pine poles of a uniform size, and
bore them out with a large augur,
making wooden pipes of them, and
shaping their ends so hal one joint
of the pipe would fit into the other.
The joints, smoothly turned, were to
be coated with tar, and fastened Sc
curely. His plan was not received
with much favor, but his enthusiasm
finally prevailed and he was given
the contrac: to furnish the wooden
pipe. How we'll he did his work was
demonstrated by the fact that six
months later the mountain spring
water was flowing through these
wooden mains and supplying the town
with the fluid.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13

TIT AS George Peoples, pros
H pector, found a rich platinum
deposit in Carbon county? On the
face of the returns it looks as though
he had made a find of considerable
Importance to himself and the state.
In placer diggings at the mouth of
Pat O'Hara creek be is panning out
platinum and gold. From two yards
of dirt recently he washed $15 worth
of gold and an ounce of platinum.
Peoples like all placer miners, is
after gold, and the yellow metal he is
producing is attracting much atten-
ton in Red Lodge and other towns of
Carbon county. But if his diggings
contain any great amount of platinum
he has made a discovery that should
make a rich man of him. Platinum
is worth nearly four times as much
as gold. 1t continues to rise, and is
now quoted at 500 an ounce for soft
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13

The most important contribution
ever made to the world of letters by a
Montana writer is "Indian Why Stor-
les" by Frank B. Linderman, ac-
cording to reviewers in the east and
also in Europe. The volume, in the
few months it has been off the press,
has gone through three editions, and
is still going strong.
The volume is published by Charles
Scribners' Sons.
Mr.. Linderman, who resides at
Helena, is beginning to feel like a real
celebrity, for he has had letters com
mending his book from dozens of
famous authors and other people of
note, including one from the secre-
tary of a European crowned head,
who states that he has been command
ed by his illustrious sovereign to ex-
press to MI. Linderman the pleasure
the aforesaid sovereign received from
reading the volume written by the
Montanan, which, his majesty pre-
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-13

it, but our only son, George Albert,
who is nearly three years old, simply
adores the book and will sit for hours
looking at the pictures, turning the
leaves over and back again and never
tearing one, although he is usually
very rough with books. This book of
yours and an automobile catalogue
are his favorites. They keep him out
of mischief so much Of the time that
I feel as though 1 owed you a debt of
gratitude. I am sure the book is a
delightful one, and as soon as the boy
is old enough 1 am going to read it
to him!'
"Can you beat that? ?" inquired Mr..
Linderman.
"Here is another letter which, l
am not ashamed to say, brought tears
to my eyes, said the author of GIN
dian Why Stories," as he took an
other letter from the bundle:
"'Dear Mr.. Linderman:
"'I am sure that you will be glad
to know of how much your book has
meant to our little boy. This sum
mer, at the age of 10, he suffered an