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HOW TO ADJUST YOUR I
NEW CAPRIrPrT- ,

HOW ~ AD' VI iCON
{, NEW CARBURET- .
= OR.-In adjusting a carburetor >
9 the first essential Is TO be able g.
g to tell the difference between i
= weak and rich mixture. In =
8 either case the car will lack y
. power and may knock. and with >
= too rich mixture it may also q
6 overhead. .
e With too much gasoline, on ?
= the other hand, the car will re- ,
> spond instantly to the opening OF =
g the throttle, but with not the =
8 same vim as with perfect mix .
s. ture. a great excess of fuel will ,
- produce black smoke in the ex- y
g haust. ,
Il Too frequently, when one Of >
= these symptoms is recognized or .
g The car is operating badly for .
= any reason mt al, the conclusion ,
. is that the carburetOr needs adj ,
!, justng. and. instead Of improv- J.
j. ing It, IL is made W So Never J.
& touch the adjustments on a =
= carburetor until you are sure =
s that they require it, .
$ Faulty ignition aud leaky cyl -
T. inders are often mistaken for n
q bad carburetion. Before looking >
g at the carbureter 1t is only com =
90 mon sense TO maxi sure that the y
9 trouble is not elsewhere; other .
9 wise you may complicate mat -
8 ters by throwing the carburetor =
q out of adjustment. .
= \ thin mixture may be caused -
% by Sir leaks in the manifold, cyl =
& inder hec1 gaskets, valve plugs .
g or valve guides. ANY of these ,
q will produce missing at low =
g speed \ leak in any part of the .
= manifold may be determined by 8
+ noting whether smoke from ci- .
> gar or cigarette will be sucked =
8 in. Other leaks may be located g
2 by feeling or listening. %
Q The mixture will be weak If g
. the fuep level is too low in the y
- float chamber, and this may be .
- due TO a bent float mechanism. .
y stuck foat, or IL there Is float =
9 level adjustment there may be .
y some difficulty with this. >
= II the float is made Of cork >
. the shelac may gradually dis .
= solve aud the fuel will soak into >
g 1t, making 1t heavier aud conse- ,
= quently raising the level SINH >
y larly pin hole in a metal float i
~ will allow gasoline to enter and .
d weight IT, The cork feat may .
g be repaired by drying in au oven j
9 and then shelmcking Il again ?
. and the metal float by charging $
s the hole, draining the gasoline g
. out and then closing 1t with s.
i little solder. .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-25

it for "A water supply tank, which gives
him water under pressure In all de
partments Of the farm.
He took all the old tubes out of the
old boiler and sold them for junk
which paid him for hauling the outfit
to his farm. The old boiler was given a
coat of asphalt paint inside and out.
During the cold winter months this
farmer prevents the water from frcez-
ing by packing straw around it..-Farm
Progress.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-25
Old Boiler ssandpipe.

Old boilers can be found i'll most ev.
cry junk yard and can he obtained at
a very reasonable price. One farmer
bought an old boiler o. nearby city
council. transported it to his farm and
set it up on a concrete base. He uses
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Gortiebuna foIst.)
Der Nerr1ter. Qsb

Der 8~srrGter. 2ebrer:
sunter Den Sierarten Iino bier aud
bic 3ebeagdngsr senanut. - User
pom Sud nentt mir oenn Elm ioldes
BeIen, 0os auf oen 3ebsn geht? Nun,
9einrid?"
rWletn Batter. tuenr er nadts aus
benz 8irtsbaus beimtommt".
6atafss @ortfpteL sd
bin isbr sufrieben nit Dem Rapptn,
Den i'd ben Sbnsn sstauft"
gambler: limo mann perben Der
9err ben Rappeu bsrappen2"
GrDBe DE-. Dem alien
Banter 9iloemonn merit mans
ni9t an, oaB er ben befersn areiien
angebGrt".
Rein, aber 6oB Die bsFereu artiie
ibm ,angsb0ren"4
9eim Grifeur. !9srr Tim
6riIeurIdben, ldBt It9 Die Addre
I9neioen; Der 6riteur er5GbIt Iangs
8si9i4fen): sd bite sic.
I6nsi5en Sic mir ole 9adre, aber Iois
len Sic mid oabsi unseIdoren!"
4ufIIdrung. 0eihGftss
reiIenber q3u Ieirer Srau): gWarum
ipeinit Oh benu, mein T6ubhen?"
gSa = Sdubhsn! als ih Gid
beut morsen fpsdeH ipolIte, fG6rif On
mid an: pS9er Did neg, alter Sas
saber e6db6eu, Oo mar id i'm
graumt gsipiB anf Der RsiIe un6
Der 3ausinsdt rittIe midi"
in befrnberes aenns
)ei9en. geomtsr( auf benz qdBs
sirsn paB o~usftsasnS): .Mus
zen: grou, Wuno: gtipDbnIin,
RnIs; -
Ser Qitteno): ~Wla2tn Gte's
Atrr Gtiretdrl-
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Der critic 6eTsI6alIou i'm arisss.

Dab Der GehelbulDn Dor msbr dis
100 Sabren i4on tgiitisrte unO hit
Srnffale 8%erpenOung fnnb. blrIte
tpenis 6etnnnt Isiu. SIN 18. SaGrs
bunoert tparen bic NieDerlanbe nod
Olterrei9ii6eS Belgium. SIN Som
mer oes Sabres 1884 pertunten bic
6ran3ofen IeBteres ben GeperreiGetn
gu entreibsn. Die fetuoItdea GtrSit=
trGfte ~itanpen ii9 gum aampI oeriis
itst eegenii6er, ais Ii9 pl0blih ibtr
Dem fran30iii9sn 9serlager cine risz
lige Gugel In bic 2uIts erbpb. SIS
mar cine MlontgOlfiere, bic an einrm
lGngen Sell aufgelafen wur0t ina
in 5ienlider 9Obe lbe. Der Mlli0Ie
bes 0orfes Sumet perbarrte. Mtan
tonnte pom 0iterrei9iineu 6slolaqer
ertennen, oaB in BEN aOrbe un.eT
bnlb 0es 8aapns Elm fronsoliIter
0ffi3ier itann, Der bic teinOIidgn
Stelungea nit Dem 5erngIas 6tobs
a6tsts unb fi4 oaburd Muf3ep1-
runsen unb Rotisen m1dte.
had einigsr 3eit Tsntte EId Ser
8dlon lpieoer uno bIisb ben Bli9eR
Der Seiterrei4er ent5ngetl, bis H@
boI0 bdrouf oaa1eIbe Sdoufpisl iuis
bsrboIte. Gtounerl, 9stDunbernaQ
urtO 8~eiorenis srgriff otn 0Iterrsid
f9en 8efebIshaber uno lsine Gifr
Siere, Pi9t SuleBt MiTensbegIsF
DeronIaBte ben 9efebIsbober, BIN
priu5en pOn 4oburg, Den frons0I
ffea Rommanosur UNI eiasf luFssa
@oHsnttaifano SIT srindeu. Digier
Site tDuroe bsrsiiniaief sntIpras
den, uno an nddEtn Gage laaga
OIterrsiAi, den Gffiaiete 5ur xgs
Iihtigung oes BnIIpns. Us erfoEsie
stne iahIihe grtIdrunQ unb prnsiis
iae @~Orfihruns Die am 3. @eptems
Der 1886 bic 6ranSolen fia BEL
Biir5bnrg unter 9rpben WsrluHfn
luriid3iebtn muBten, beFan0 iih lin
tsr bsr umfanersiten @tuie cub ban
1eiuunOertt 8dlDn. Der npdh heutt
ne cine feIisue EropbGe In Mfensr
psstss mult eli 0ufbsipokrs pifb.
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Smmer berfsIht.

Smmer bsrfsG6e. Bro
fefOrsgotttn (su ibrem MANN:
oaber, aOoIar, On bait ia bic @!ies
feletten oertoufdt uno Bal Den Einfen
iiber ben rthten lrD ben redten iiber
ben Iinten SUB ange3uger".
(0er 6err profs1or gebt suriid
unO mo4t 0os 8srle6en gut. @ls er
tpisOer am gIaBe sri9eint, laet er
triumpbierenb): rSp, jeBt ba6e ib
ben red1ten iiber cen LINEN uno ben
Iinten iiber ben re9ten Sub ee8oaen!"
= @ebeitt. Satin: SD befs
fe, &arl, unier Sunss miro ME pieoer
rauhen".
Gatts; sDas boffe i6 audb aans
beitimmt; i'd babe ibn, bent id, ron
ieinsr gteigung fir bic 3igarren
griinoli9 turiert!"
Satin: gWie bait 9u benn sas
aneefangen9@
8atte: sd babe i'm in tneiu
Simmer einoefnlpFen unb ibn cine
bon ben s3garrep boroerdudt, bic
OH mir Su meinem @eburtstoa aes
i6tuit boR".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-14

Cine spret bet aampFrr ant BEN loshs
liden Qriessiaauplat.

Die admpFsr aiE lem pelilMeH
&riegsihduplaB IIogru nod pte boz
iiber bic 2eaionen BON Nntteh, belltn
lie fi6 nidt 5u tripehrsn pfrm0aen.
3abllos Iino BITE 0eriaAs, bic our 8es
tampfung Der Rattenplaee nniernoala
men lDuroen, uno oa anss ni9ts Mig,
te, bat man In 5rnnllsib Iognr IhOn
Die Mtabsmie Der gBrH enI hnltsn mt
Der G%rfinbung eiHes I~atsnbstdmps
fun9smittels beauftra5i. Die y9allsn
iuaen nit 0orliebs bic Snubenaga
ben auf. Nie cine Ganibrift IN elner
Belpre1ung Der Staten i'm 3rieass
eebiet ansfibrt, bat man es I'M 6elDe
Defenders nit Der W1noerlatte (1ias
becumonus) gu tunS ole Ii9 Oft Deif
bon Den Srtl 4oTtsn entIernt unD
i9nel in ben Observation-Disclosures
uuo ieIbIt in Sismiia abIelts ssIeees
men GdiBengrdbsn leiniin wlr0.
8elonoers i'm Nintsr iisLen biz Mans
oerratten ii9 an Der i5tont elm, pa lie
gu penig Ma9rung i'm Jreien iirsDen
unO in ben gaumsrten Der Meni1en
i9ren 9unssr gu itilsa boffen. Dars
UNI muB man N leoer @rubenItelAng
gIei9 pOn anbesiHn NIT a1sr @ners
gle sesen bic Ratten porgsbsn Denn
lie ri9ten mitunter unter Borr1ten
aaer art grObsR S9oten an; 10 bds
ben le es 3. y. beicnOels auT @sgens
itdnOe aus S9peinsleoer, nie @atz
teIgurte ufip. abssleberL Diele Wprs
lisbe fir 2eoer ltelt fd alerDtngs
muir In ein5elnen 6dlen Elm, Tam absr
Damn gu iebr unangsnt9men Bei9ds
Otsungen fiibren, ipssbnl6 Das NgDers
material meilt 70 bob uis m5gliA
aufse9dnst ptrb. au4 BADEN "a oie
Ratten nl9t nug ouf Ole getpObnIinen
Rabrungsmittel, lonOern telblt 0uf
bic Jog. eiIernen Hationen obeeIehen,
bic onrum am beitsn jets unter Hle1s
beriAluB gebalten tDeEaen.
Ra9 3oblrtiden 8sfiGten aus benz
SeI6e MAIDEN Die &atteu Ii1 audi Das
bur4 unangenebm bemertbar, Dab lte
IN Die 9ieIen uno 9~Oi3p1noe Der linz
teritdnoe BIDDER freIsn unD iiG 10
belOn0ere .3ugdnge uon eirern @ros
in ons an0sre perlGaFlen.
9elonDeren 3Orn errsgt Die ManOers
BEL ben Golbatea oft burn bic
'RuheitOrnngen, bic e berurfadt.
Elm nbgebdrtsrtsr Grisger, Set
all bic nd6tii4en @erduIHe Des 6grs
umlaufsns, Rrabens, augsrs nno
un0 aud an 0as Idate &C.
potter burd Oas umHperfen non
geD0bHt III, D~erIiert bic
SeouIo, iueun CT ). q. pl0bliM Das
Dur9 erDd4t, baB cine 9trere glagte
duf i'm seiest bat Die 0aupt
lbtDehrmaBreseln sesen Die Matisn.
i'm 5eIDe beiieht IN beE 1attea
auf6cDnbrung aLer in W.
.ra9t tommenoen Mnlerialisn. AuBgrs
lfm tueroen gut ausgebnlite uNlsr=
bur9 8srl4alung nit 0rfs
gemo9t. I'm ois .SagOs
UT oer GOloatsn gu stb0ben, wuroe
uad in Defenders non aattsn beEuns
en- @egenoen fir isDe erItgts Mnfte
the prdmie DON 10 Gts. 0usgeisBt.
RAD ben tn ben oeatfden Gtsluns
gemadten @rfabrungen tpunte
non uuf biefe Deiie Ste a~atIenplaqe
Elm Minimum SuriidFibrsn. Die
perDsnOen OeIonbers bref
iertt RnttenbuuDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-14

D1ierusiperten Npftr DieIer TrogDoi
ods leste @eIeit suben. Ssoermonl
tano Is rieiie nobel bon Seller, bal
q Die @rmOroete auf Ieine soften be
srabeH IieB. Seller lab eutleblid
blti9 unD eleno aus, ais Der Gary
ms @rab seisntt purOs. uno oi
Sente Ipramen laut unO leiie oupon
ooB Ct brett pom ardntenlaaer ae
tommen let, nm Dem Yegtdbnis Bel
iuioobner. 8srtGisceHe fGitteltet
lbm DIE 9ano uno lpraden ihm ibrI
%ARertannuug Oh leinsr noblen SonO.
luussweiie aus. Damn i5lohen ld
oR ptorten oes Gir6boies uno 0aS
Srab mar Dem Rsgen unb Sonnsn,
Iaem iiberIaBsn.
Die 3eItungen battsn ods leBtt
Nort IN Der trauriasn Angslegenteit.
Der san3eIger" pIOmets ibr ioaos
eEnen Seitartitel uno Iarieb unter an.
Dsrsm:
Der gebsimnisDols Moro in Dem
Worort Sroia III ems ieHer Berbre,
9sn. Die Den frisOli6sn 9iirger in
angit uno SGredsn perieBsH. DAB
elne 6rou auf lol4s Bsile ums Be-
ben tommt. TT lAon an uno fir ii6
laredliA. onb absr uuiers pobIorgas
1lllerte Boli3ei niht NAL tbre s{bens
tttdt feFiiellsn tonnts, 1T traurig. Die
SebOroen ioaten es Iid our Itren9lten
Ptli9t MAIDEN, aidt eber 5u ruben,
bis oieIes Rdtiel 9el0it 1T. Benn
srit Del 0ame per @rmOroeten feitge.
ttelt III, oann miro ii9 in ibrsm Sc
ben eeiDtb Elm 4nbultspuntt fin0en,
Der Den @runb gu ibrsm friih3eitigen,
ussii Hen lobe ergibt".
rMIs mir boren. I4eint bic unbes
tOnnte 6rau ge9en aat ubr in bic
Silla MGR gegangtn gu lein. Sie
mub alio tur3 nud ibrsm gintritt er.
morost poroen Iein. Ss0snlnIs IaB
lie on Dem piadO unb ieoentaas la
gen Die Rotten bon r0eimat. liiBe Seis
mat" DOT tbr. Qber ipdbriheinIid
bar lie oieies 2isS gar ni6t oeiun9en.
Wdbriheinlld partsts lie auf ieman,
oen = uiellei9t ahl oen N0roer. Der
lie hinterrUds nIsosrlta4 - pienei6t
bat lie audi gelpie.t. aber rodsienis
&c" iptibIiAe Meien, tpsl6es 6ns QieO
lung tat oies orsi Stuuoen ,ua9"
Dem 9o0e Der unglidli6en unbe.
tounten. Der polisiit Miaer i9D0rt.
Dab sr ben 8eioHg sesen eff Dernom.
men BAT. Der ar3t be9auptet, Die
3ote lei gegen aft u9r ermOroet
tporoen".
nGieman0 bate Die 6rau In sic
8iaa geben iebsH, obgIei9 Die a6iIs
les : aQee bes 2lbsnos siemlt6 be-
lebt 1T. 4ber seraoe in elmer beIebs
ten StraBe nod oa5u oes 5onns
a5enos Diro man tpeniger bepbs
Sc tonnte leioer audi ntdt
tueroen. p6 Die S5rdu oos
9lus ollein ooer in 8sglsitung elmer
anoeren perion betreisn bat.
oMas nun ben M0r0er betriFft,
10 nebmen mir ON, baB a. Elm mann
mar pabrffrinItd Der iun9e
Der nit Dem poIi3iiter Mliner
9a er sinsn SausInIiFel
tit anaunsGmen, oab er bic
5rau eingelaoen bat. ST mar piels
leidt Dor ibr ba ano Bat i'm 6auIe
lie getpartet. Die aermite aina
in cine 9ooesfatIe. @r fibrte Iie in
oos peiBs 3immer uno Iuo iie Elm,
Dor Dem piano pIab gu dsbmen.
geruann er bic bette @eIe.
iie 9interriids gu ermoroen.
Rad ibrem 9ooe nirD er bura Oas
geieben bdbsn, Oh bic 2uIt
.ein mar, @obriatinIi9 belt i'm
Die Sur9t db, oas 91us Dor Elf 3u
Damn fab er oen goli8i.
ten 6rauBen Itebsn uno fang nit
,eritelIter Gtimme oas 2ieo, UNI ben
9eamten glaubsn gu MAIDEN, cine
frau iinge. Damn tam er bernua unb
in Der bsreits ausFii6rlid
Neiie. 9as lit uniere
gbeoris".
Gortiebuna foIat.)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
MEXICAN HELD As sMU6GER
ONE OF WEALTHlES1
MEN IN REPUBLIC.
ceeilio ocon Charged With Bringing
In Diamond Necklace Without
Paying Duty.

New York, March 9.-Cecilio Ocon,
formerly one of the wealthiest men
lin Mexico, who took refuge with Gen.
eral Felix Diaz on the United States
,gunboat Wheeling at Vera Cruz in
October. 1913, after breach had oc
Cured between Diaz and General
:Huerta, then dictator CT Mexico, has
been arrested here with Pablo A. Lo
,tez on smuggling charge.
The specific allegations against
Ocon and Lopez is that they conspired
TO defraud the United States govern.
ment by concealing diamond neck
lace worth $4,000 and bringing it into
this country without payment of duty.
in default of $1,000 bail each, the
Mexican refugees were locked up.
Property 10 confiseated.
-: Ocon was prominent in the eventA
OF Mexico City in February, 1913.
which resulted in the overthrow OF
president Madero. .. ,-..:-
In May of that year, in the Mexican
chamber of deputies, he was charged
by Querido Noheno, who later became
minister of foreign affairs, with being
the actual murderer of Gustave Ma,
ldero, brother of the late president,
Ocon's property in Mexico City
valued in the millions, was confiscated
by Huerta after Ocon fed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
PIKE CREEK

March 8.-A dance was given Mon
day at the home Of s. Wielinski. It
was we'll attended and all report fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Copa visited Sun
day with their friends and relatives in
Little Falls.
Mrs. V. Copa returned from St.
Cloud Monday, after a short VISIT with
her sister, Mrs. Krefta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richter and
family spent Sunday with their friends
and relatives in Little Falls.
Frank Ginter returned Tuesday to
Lexington, after visit at the home
of S. Wielinski.
Miss Mary Wielinski of Little Falls
visited Monday at her home here.
Mrs. M. Copa left Saturday for ST..
Cloud, where she will visit at the home
Of J. Tomczek.
Mrs. P. Krause of Little Falls Wis
tied number of days with her par
ents here. .T
Mrs. A. Knopik and daughter Mar.
garet returned Friday to Minneapo-
i lis, after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. M. Wiczek.
! Andrew Lesinski left Tuesday for
Winona, where he will visit with his
brother.
Mrs. S. Coffin and sons Barney and
Clarence, returned Friday to Mime
apolis, after a short visit with he1
mother, Mrs. NJ. Wiczek.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10

Make the Best Remedy

If everything was sold in as liberal and
fair a manner as the below named drug
gists are selling Schiffmann's New Con,
centrated Expectorant, absolutely no.
cause for complaint or dissatisfaction
could possibly. arise from anyone These.
druggists say Buy bottle of this rem.
edy and try it for Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Severe Cough, Group or any,
Bronchial Affection, and we will return.
your money, just the same as we do with
sch,fim I'M ms famous AsthmadoI i
the best remedy ever used for any Of
these complaints Why not take adj.
VANTAGE of this guarantee and try this
medicine, and get your money back, rath-
er than buying another purely on the
exaggerated claims of its manufacturer.
or on the strength of testimonials from
others and run the chance Of getting
something worthless and also wasting
your money? 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10

In buying this remedy, besides secur-
ins an absolute guarantee ofits efficiency
from these druggists, you also get about
eight times as much medicine as you
would in buying most any of the. old
fashioned, ready made kinds, which aver
age from 20 to 50 teaspoonsful, because
SOC worth makes whole pint LIB tea
spoonsfuD when mixed at home with
simply one pint of sugar and one half pint
not contain chioroform, opium. morphine
or any other narcotic 1t is pleasant to take
and children are fond Of It. YOU wiz be-
the sole judge, and under this positive
guarantee absolutely no risk is run ia buy
ing this remedy. Druggists every y here
are authorized to sell it under the Same
guar antee as Schiffmann's famous Asth-s
mador of Money Back if not perfectly
satisfactory. r. .Schiffmann. Proprietor,
Saint Paul, MINI. Guaranteed hers by
L. D. BROWN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK
Locks Officials Of ST. Paul Institution
In Vault and Escapes with
More Than $1,000. ST.

st. Paul, March BLOCKING officials
In the vault, an armed and masked
bandit held up the Security State
bank, III Concord street, St. Paul, at
LIS p. M, and escaped with more
than $1,000. t-@ ."-a-s
Entering the place while Charles
Christians, president; S. T. O'Malley,
the.vice president, and F..%L. Chris
tians, the cashier, were there, the
man covered" them with his revolv-
er, forced them into the vault and
then locked them inside. He picked
up the money that lay inside the cash.
ier's cage and fled.
The robbery, carried out by sin.
gle individual, bore striking likeness
to that of the Camden State bank in
Minneapolis about two weeks ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
n y = = :. =
MOTLEY.

Motley Mercury (3): Word reach
ed here recently of the death Of JAS.
R. Mcmillan in st. Paul about two
weeks ago. The deceased was one of
the early settlers in Motley and will
be remembered by many old timers
here. He was a brother of Chas. w.
Mcmillan and the father Of Clarence,
Arthur and Sadie Mcmillan.
Clarence Beggs came up from Brain
erd Saturday for the first time since
he was taken to the hospital there on
Jan. 13. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Beggs had gotten his left arm
caught in wood saw and both bones
were sawed off below the elbow. The
arm is healing rapidly and prospects
are that it will soon be as strong as
ever. An x-ray picture taken Of it
the other day showed that the bone
had already grown together. Mr..
Beggs is very fortunate in getting out
of it with his arm.
Mrs. II. w. Andrus returned home
Thursday of last week from Wilton,
II. D., where she has been visiting at
the home her son, Ray Andrus.
Mrs Jay Cottingham left Wednes-
day for Brainerd to visit her husband,
who is IN the N. P. hospital there.
Miss Nina Hegberg, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. w. s. Parks a few
days. returned Sunday to her home in
st. Cloud.
Bert Hunsinger left Tuesday for
Wright, where he will go to work
again in the depot. He has been at
home for several weeks, visiting his
parents.
The Rebeckah club met Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. G. 0. ia
cobs. Fifteen ladies were present and
very pleasant evening was spent. A
delicious luncheon was served. Flow
ers were ordered for Mrs. John New.
combe and Miss Bertha Bertleson. The
club will meet next time with Mrs
Gust Peters.
Miss Maggie Sullivan, who has beer
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Roche, returned Tues
day to her home in LIE Roy.
Mrs. Phiiena T. Willett, who fell
about three weeks ago and hurt he1
knee and hip, is reported to be improv
ing and Is now able to walk arount
the house with the aid Of a chair.
Miss Bertha Bertleson left Friday
for Minneapolis, where she entered :
hospital Tor treatment. She is suffer
ing from an abscess in the ear. A
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REPORT THAT FIFTY TEuToN
WARSHIPS HAVE SAILED
FROM KEEL DECLARED
ACCURATE IN LONDON.
MAY DIVERT ATTENTION
while RAIDERS ESCAPE
0ortie Believed Attempt to Attract
British to Larger Fleet So That I
Cruisers May Reach High Seas
to Emulate the Spectacular
MoeWe. 70

London, March "a German fleet
consisting Of at least so big warships,
followed by large gray painted arm
cd trawIer fleet, two big Zeppelins and
numerous submarines, was sighted IN
the North sea off Tershelling island,
North Holland, according to the re.
port Of a steam trawler which has ar.
rived at Ymuiden, Gays Reuters AM
sterdam correspondent. The fleet was
proceeding westward. =
The correspondent adds that five
large cruisers Of unknown nationality
passed Ymuiden at full speed. ...5
London, March 9.-The report that
Q German feet of 1T least so warships
has sailed from the Kiel canal and 10
now in the North Sea is unquestion-
ably accurate. 4 high naval authority
states. Britain now believes that .
big naval battle is impending.
While the number of vessels COM
prising the feet is given here as 20,
reports from Holland indicate that it Ia
much larger. -.S "
Purpose Of German Dash.
speculation Is rl1e as 10 the puT-
poses of the dash of the German fleet
from their hiding place. One division
of naval opinion has it that the sortie
is an attempt to create diversion and
draw the attention of the British to
the larger fleet, while another, or pos
sibly as many as score Of commerce
raiders, escape to the high seas to
emulate the spectacular Moewe.
| One feat already accomplished by
the Germans is tho mining of the Eng
lish channel and parts of the North
sea more effectively than those waters
have been mined since the outbreak Of
the war. Great quantities of mines
have been reported along trade routes
those of neutral countries not having
been excepted.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
ORCHARD AND GARDEN NOTES

Early ANIMALS and vegetable seed
may be sown now and later transplant
ed to cold frames.
Eary sown celery may be trans
planted into flats as soon as large
enough to handle.
If the snow is settling down on the
perennial bed, it is a good plan to
loosen it as much as possible. A heavy
coating of ice and snow over the
plants is apt to smother them.
To get good garden crop we must
have good seed, good soil and good
cultivation.
Plant a few autumn bearing straw:
berries for fruit this fall. Progressive
is a good variety.
Farmers Bulletin No. 707, OH grad
ing and packing cantaloupes, will IN
terest melon growers. 1t can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Division Of
Publications, Washington, D. G.
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U. S. Barrack, Burn: 8 Killed

.. y. S. Barracks Burn; 3 Killed.
Fairbanks, Alaska, March 9.-Three
soldiers were killed and two seriously
injured in a fire that destroyed the
main barracks and ammunition houses
at Fort Gibbon, occupied by Company
B, Fourteenth infantry. The fire
broke out in the upper story of the
barracks, close to the bed occupied
by Private Miner. Sergeant Kivinak
severed. an artery in his arm while
breaking the glass in window of the
barracks and nearly bled to death.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-10
RISK PERILs OF SUBMARINE
Four Hundred Thousand Persons
Crossed Atlantic Between Europe
and America Last Year.

Washington, March 9.-Despite the
perils Of submarine warfare, 100000
persons crossed the Atlantic between
American and European ports as pas
sengers last year. Figures assembled
in the bureau of navigation show that
250,O0O of them travelled on vessels
owned by the belligerents. One hun
dred and fifty thousand took passage
on neutral ships.