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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

Srclnocn sic Wubuiiug 9eacben. Ben
crlpnrtcten Sciudcrn inter teiuer DC
oiu9ung @aiicr I'll rcitleu. Nm cr'teu
Abcnp 9ing Niles iIutt uon itnttcn:
Der Wcin idmedtc %fanlpS. Nm ndt,>
lfcu Wpracn abcr mar Gin idlred.idlcr
Snrit bel Den Stupentcu erirntt
aaum ms 6amilicnSimmler getoms
men. ihrieeu tic mie aus elmer &eble
mad, Wuiier. Nnn brat,te linen
@aier, Woieliuaiier, Roieler @sin.
vWir lpollen feiueu @ein; mir poQcn
Wuiicr. 9runnenpalier", f!ngtcn lie.
Gold porlehmpu Scrreu pcrocu mir
buh fem piebiid,ea @ctrduf ppritecu.
Sir Woieler bacon dlld) ctlpn5 bon
Nultano %9eiernt" FAM cs 5urild. Nlu
iilhrtc lie umier Battle az mebreren
Sreunoeu uub &erlpanotcn. Nirscnos
aber fonnten lie cincu Sdlud Srun>
neutpai1er betommcn. Gnblih cnts
bedte elmer am gnOe be5 Sorfes cine
alte mor1he Yumpe. Bte beielen
liefen er unb ieine &a%nernoen nuf
bieielbc los. Sic batteu lid lhon
einen san5en elmer boil 9eihDpft uno
ipollten i'm itpn pie ba5 liebe |icb,
Die 0urgeI binab giebeu, dls Surl
Slid ole Sausiruu ber6eieilte, linen
ben elmer aus Der &anb rib. rno
'o9te: .Sies' @aiicr lit id'led,t. 81
ialett ipsur iIir uuicr Nicb. SIR
0crrcn ppllt eutl bod nid,t tront
madden. aumnlt ms 6ulls; oa 8ebc
ih guh Elm Srinflpuiier. lucIdles iiir
Renihen bclttmmt tir." llnluirlt
aoben Die Stubenten nad); abcr mn
unter elmer geoiuSung: oaB lie niht
8ein. Iouberu eftes G.ueleupaiicr
befdmen. 8ulb tam Die 6rau 5uriid
init einem &rus BOD Wpiellpeines
gttpas Nnberes gdbe es in WeQeuitein
nift fir Wenihen. l~lniere Stubeu>
ten ltri6en MN enoli6 Die Sesel unb
iagten inherent Battle: Sect glauben
mir. baB bu nift prablteit als OIL inns
iaeteit, bel eud balte man oas Walier
fir oas liebe 8ieb."
Stun mar aud Der Battle 3ufricben.
Sic befaneu enblih pas lanseriebnte
@ailer, 8runnenipaiier, Suelens
uaiIer. - IS limb ieitber picle Sabre
perfIoiien. Nber nod bcute fDnner
Die aneefiibrten S%tubenten cs it'd
nidlt erfldren, iparum linen banlale
bds 8eIIeniteiner 8aiier 10 gut
itmedte. Der Battle fonnte es linen
fpobl ia9en; aber Der mill nift.
S'rum iaee ih es gll6 bier inn fernen
Mmerifa: tie batten iif am @prabene
eiuer eroben auter sebolt. Ser
Wellenitsiner Wetn mad1t Surit. gro
zen Walierburit. 9'rum trinfe man
benielben rett mdbis.-(Se Icscs
burger adrel.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Sricf ms GualnnD.
spssiai. DrrsippsOens oicisr .Sriiuns.)

&iperpool. ocu 4. %u9uit '16.
-9urcmburg, Cid uno 9ubclin8eu
botteu in leeter Wouaten perihiez
oentlid hurd) Seiufe frau5oitider
Slieger gu leibeu - ais Oh oas &ano
nid)t iton 9eniigeuo burd Die Gns
lpeierbett ein9corun9ener, unfrernos
lid]er Nrmeeu beimeelutt mare!
Shreiber Sieies bate Dor einiger
3eit 8%elegenbeit, Die anfunft 600
oeutit)er 8%efanaeneu in einem eng
liiten Safen auf Dem @cge 5um 8ez
fangenenSSager 81 beobdt,ten. Was
benz 3uitauer AM metlten auTtiel,
uuBer Der 0enugtbuun9 iibcr Die an
iebulihe Wen9e Der @efau9eneu,
par ole Sufriebenbeit. nit Der tic ibr
Coos auffaBten. Gin ipisi9er aomz
miiliondr FAM iogar an eineu Gent
ihen berou urto erbat it'd, pu5 feline
Siinoel, bas er in Sduben bielf. 8u
trasen. gum @eIdftcr nIler Su@
i"auer uuo nidlt gum minbeiren Der
@efaneenen ielblt. a~egelificben
ideiut ein GROCER Sport I'M Eager 81
ieiu, uah Dem 3oQen Der &llseIu gu
urtbeilen.
Die 9uremburg Benevolent Sotictn,
NIT Sfs in Sonbon, bat eben ibreu
Understanding perpfientIitt. Sic
%uniebnlite Sumnle bon S1,525
wIrbe iudhreno bes @eI6dftsinbre5
1876 an niirftisc 2arbsleutc,
gum SbeiI Sliid)tlin9e aus SelSien,
pertbeiIt. Sremoe bort nc ME. lid
all3u belobisenb iiber Die esuiitiihe
giecnart hcs Iilrembureii6en Cha
rafters an dubern. umlo angenebmer
lit Der griol9 obieen 2iebestpertes 81
neunen. bcionbers ipeuu man Die
feline an8abl Surcmburser III gngs
lamb in 8etraoht 3iebt.
gs lit fraelid, Oh es Dem 9rpBs
%ber5oetbum in 3utuuft nod mDslid
fem lpirb, iih pom Humdnien obsr
SoInno Der Nabrungsmittel gu bers
i6affen. gn ciu giniteIlen Der Seinbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
I Hrpf. Or. Saeaues Wepers. +
(epesten iRS biste 5ettung ppn X. P.)

Ser Fob bdIt reihe grnte in
europa.
60 ihtper bon bitterer Srarer. 10
pou bon unnernarbten Wunoen itie9en
tpobl faum nod Tag Suf Tag. @o6e
auf @ode. Ronat our Ronat, Sabr
ali Sabr, bon Sen bluteetrdntten
Sluren CUR gipigeit empor. liner
bittlih irrsdt Der Wolod aries icine
sIiibenben Nrme aus unb ieine
Srieiter treiben linn san5e Seercen
bon Spfern an ....
Ser r@ott I'M giienidyub" bat bis
iest 2uremburs in puuoerbarer 8eiie
perIdont. 9asesen ifeint Der
italerlihe 8eiele, Der NIT iciueu
tnDhernen Sauiten Genie uuo Sauos
ubr umfIammert, iih bort einauars
tiert su baben. Or beiorsf Die araus
iise grntearbeit 81 S~rieoensoeiten
unb pabriheinlih beuhte er iid)
beimiih in benz frieolihen 9dnohen.
Wtit berrliheu @~eitaIten bat er III
2ugembur9 ben Sooesnad,eu ause>
iiiut, felt or in ben anoereu Gdnbern
pertriebeu puroe.
Spiifen ben Sldttern beS 8ebet>
biifes brdnseu it'd Die Nnoeuteu,
zines nah Dem anbern sIeitet nit
erniter Rabnuns bereiu. Der leste
8~ebetsaettel gilt Yrpi. Or. Sac
aues Mepers. Der in 9ursmbura
gRitte SuIi elmer Sunseuent5iinpuns
erla9.
Iit Yroi. 0tepers itpinbet cine
Der befannteiteu Iurembur9iihen Ser
i0nIi6feiteu. gr tparo seboren an
~. September 1852 al 9onbori
2uremburg. Seine Shibien bate er
I'M Yrieiterieminar in 9ugemburg. IN
2otpen unb Berlin gemaht. Sic bl,
Yrieitertpeibe erbielt CT in 2uremburs
8robe 8erbienife ertparb er lib 1904
ais Nitbeariinber Der nVolfshohs
ihnle" bon 2uremburg. elmer popus
lar riiienihaftlifen ginrihtung, an
ipeIder 5ablreihe beutihe unb fran3os
iiihe 8elebrte nnb Shriititeler Dor
TRACE bielten. Starfeu @eifau fanber
Ileine Reben auf oertihen 3atbolitens
tagen: III 8ilr3burs iiber &inlr uni
Stltluill IN StNuiS W. lulppitfQlSl
Weltanidauuns. in SIIeloorf iibel
Elm fatboliihes &units unb 9iternhlrs
Yroarantnl, IN 8resiau ilber oua
&ultnrprosramm Der triitlihen Cha,
ritus. i'll NuSsburs iiber Die Welt'
miiiion Der &irhe.
Yroi. Wepers bate elm bebeutenoes
Heonertalent uno lpenn Die fleinc
runbe @eitalt nit Seu unpermeioliher
solbenen Mussusldieru eiu Hconer.
pult erities. fannte Der Seifal be,
Suborer teine @ren5eu. Yerioulid
mar or eiu anipruhSloier. liebeus-
niirbiser Ienif, benz iiber biz
3ioerudrtisieiteu nes Sebens cir
9olbercr Sunlor binlue9balI.
Seinem Vaterlnnoe Surembure
ipar @rof, Meners - trps ser ibn
I'M IuSlanos be3euateu @elpunoerupa
Die ibm oft III Der ei9eneu 6eimati
| peria9t plree - tets treu ereebeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Gin lugembnrsiiher stubentenitreid,
{ Spe3ieu fir bie .8a3ette".

Nebrere Stuoenteu batten Die aus
ee3eihneten Waiier ihrer 9Drier 10
LANCE belobt, oaB iie nid,ts Neues
mebr' iiber oieielben ia9en fonnten.
ga ipanbten lie iid idlieblid on ibren
lhlpeisiamen aameraoen aus WeGen,
itein, %9uremburs. nit Der Sra9e:
.8arum iasit benn on nidts bon Ben
Wailcrn 8eueniteiu's? Sabt ibr
oenn fein trintbares WanerY" liner
BeQeuitciner antportete: Sd neiB
uiebt. Del ms bat man Waiier fir
eas 0ieb; iiir Die Wdnner. 8ein."
Sas Shimpiport ~Yrablbans". pels
Dies lie ibm nun saben. iuurmtc ibn
ara. gs oanerte etli6e Wonate bis
ibm bic @elesenbeit seboten puree,
lih 3u rdGen,
Seinc 8cihimpier fanleu ndmlid,
pGbreno Der Serien nud Beaenitein,
nm iih iiber Die Sebauptunsen unies
res -Yrablbanies" luitig 5u MAIDEN.
Infer Battle" bate aber allen ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
I,txr,,buresr @nsrt.r pou,trrstup, nrn -. AuemIt 1916.

in Chicago III elm 9ctrcuca Miuinturz
.bilo icner iru Ncbcn Ntrtterlunh. llub
mcrm Srcunhe uilo 9ctnmnte Ill Der
WI~iaionsnitart iif bas Gnn5c Tnhr
hinpurh' nitt bcgcQncn, 10 lpcrocn lie
iid,cr Up Der SdobcrmcB" lidl
t~reiicu. MI %cecbur0cr ain %
o'SfqbermeB.
LetZeburger. loszt mir COHEN,
Haul alleguor.
IT asZ net nedeg wuor ne frozen.
Beim Birchen do get Gnt gewuor:
Dir hfert 10 ons Musek schon.
Sc spiilen d'UolZecht an lie Feierwon,
1--WE Lidder uIine' Dc
Ken Fest asz maglech me-. ~
Eraus. eraus, dir Lett.
Op d'Schobernness. ( asz Zeit.
Dir kritt, dir kritt do secher
Spas.
Beim DAM an bel dem Glaas.-
COP d'Weiss yum der Marseillaise.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Nadj br.Gkis Sabren.

Sic 3urembureer in Chicago ipers
ben nie 10 mande pergangene Sabre,
Infanss September lire liebe Sdos
bermelie ipieber ieiern. Ser auiges
3tpdngte rtrodene SonntaS" tpiro in
ieiner @ciie bic S%eitlitfeit beeins
i%luifen. limb per bate iemals ses
oaht. oaB mar audi einmal III Imes
rifa S6obermeiie ieiern fOnnte. 8as
mails tpar bas Huge flar unb fibn,
bas Ser3 frei uno boffnunsSpou; es
CAB MIR ein Hmerifa auf Der 9anbs
tarte unS pom Soreniasen. 9oh -
bd, On auf eiumal fpnrbe bon
Ser .rolencr 8lob sefries" mno ba
iinb mir nm, I'm, ipieoer auf Der
Siab Rioge Shobermeiie an feiern.
Sie aeauatorialf Stiirme elmer sdbs
reuben SusenS mitiammt ben rahben
Norbpeben cines mittieren Nlters
limb, ipenn audi nid,t ipurlos, iiber
marhe @emiltber iener Snae babins
sesanscn. Siele b~enlopite Sdupter
icncr irii6ereu Sabrsanee, bic o,aus
zen aui benz 8laeis bel Souneus unh
Wonoesliht Der Treuoe uu~tertb0ni9lt
sebulbiat baben, perbsn ipie Aniangs
erfpGbnt. benfen:
@on Shobermeb unb Serr.
lidieit
@lieb bios bic grinneruna.
9ie Sdobermeiie auf Sisb 8ibes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
5dabermeTe.
(Gine elise ppn Z. .. Werfels.)
tspestsa iRs bic ,eursmpnrasr @asstte-.)

(sps5isl iRt bic ,suGembnraer 8aSette")
Sic Gage Der Shobermeile iiub i'm
an3ug. Niit @ortelmes@ Mart. 5u
gnbe Iueult. sius iebes Sabr Der
Hunmel IN Der I%uremburser Seimatb
los, Sersau9encS Sabr iplroe feline
Shoberme11e IN Dem .%beleeten"
9anoc a~bgebnlten. Sb bie1es Sabr
Die 8uoen uno 3cItc Dor Dem Neutbcr
uuigebout lpcrocu, ut frasIi1; pabrz
Iheinlih ni6t. obgleih feline bless
bcsiielihe 9tadriht Su uns selanst lit.
Sic britiihe Wilitdrs @eniur ldBt nur
Ic6r ipGrli6e Neuiefeiten ourh ibre
eiiernen Singer aeben. Wie fonnte
man lid iiberbaupt inter ben ieeigen
"llmitGnocu cine SdobermeIle ,braus
Bcn" poriteuen? 9as 9ano lit sesen
ieincn @iaen militdriid beiest, bic
Nrbeit itodt, Die Yreiie iiir Sebenss
mittel uno iu' mand)es @noere Iino
nie elm Ncroplun in Die Sobe ess
aangen. llno nit einer groofarte miiB
ous balbe Yiuub Sroo pro Yerion
tdalid 9etauit peroeu. Sa3i lit bic
Aeiic9cIegcnbeit bon Sorf 5n Sort
eriGiucrt. NIB SlieGer Der @erbiins
bctcn bnmborbieren aus ben Bolfen
has feline. ~Wnihuloi9e &auo uno ieine
8emp9nor. Inter oieien mibers
pGrtigeu llmitdnbeu lit cine luiti8e
Shpbermelie fnrm berfbnr; oaS
llgemburger @olt ut bait 5uiricoeu.
ipenn CO ir bieicn ihluereu &rieass
5citeu Gin filmmcrIidcS Seben irilten
lam. Bon 9erGuihpplen Shobcrs
nlebtngeu teiu @epanie NIB tcine
Mcbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

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Der
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bon
hem
It's
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bite
fDlt
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||nte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Nns ben 3rdnihen.
(Spe3ielI iir s. Gazette" J

Sommp 8lim Sad: .@e't p%crIttcc
Der cid Dan mat DC Srun5o'uien?
Waus Oh &. y. en- q pols, nat ieeit
Oh bau?"
Sad: Cd io'en einfad YSoi"."
Spnmp: nCncr useboa, On m0l5
Der 5lpd?"
Sad: ga Io'eu cd .Slun onfS"
an bdnt Der emol IN, Dee eefdQcd
Sraleit gin engem Der bre'i on "a
96tt cen en- ant erDm. Me'i le'iuc
Song. ct ab eng tcrribcl !idfi
Sprod,. - SO 'utitop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

@ui i'm laiicu it'd Die @ortc clneS
ieincr 2icbliu8sbidter anipenben:
Nescio qua natalie solum dulcedine
cunctOS
Ducit ct immemores non sit esse sui.
Sd iueiB uitt lpcldle SiIitsfett
aQc All bcu hcimathIihen 8ooen 3icbt
NM perhinoert, paB man lctner
per9cne.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

icIiefeiten bon SuIi 1917 lit iiherlid
nitt gu beuten unb ihtpdr5ere Gage
ais Die bereits erlcbten, Iheinen bent
9urcmbureer 2dnbe nod beuor3u>
iteben.-(S ubutio M r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
u quit @cDi'edIneH.
(Speaiea fir 3 ,@a3cttc". a.

(Spe8iell fir s., @a5cttc".)
nSlt'et bcu Sid a quit @cbt'chz
neB?"
nSu bctt. 6ic tou Cir h'Ninm
mn &c leiHtc idt5 &i6cs %rciebenten
I'M DC Saugcrcn erof nenncn mel ges
ifmi crt. - 9io 'utitpp.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Wur SreiRis Snbren.

MADDEN mir eineu Shritt i'm @ciltC
Der griunerrma nui ben oamali9cr
Sdobermebplos.
Snuge, lnn9c 3ett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
81 ipn'ert.
(Spe3ieq fir '.8a5ette" y

NSPt0NH Tk '"u0eFV y
Stud emol bel, Wdrt. gre'iid
reihte Wtc'unt bun ED eng &leeSera
medeIds gia iun $50 be3u'elt, an
etpea ab erem eng amer bel fun $40,
Wat men9t bat?"
BELL, mel le'ibe Tnn, bat mensi
enfah. oaB eh idon &c ipu'erer
u'fdnfe. 'utitop.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE GIRL MUST NOW DANCE
IN PATENT LEATHER FROCK

Marguerite told me, and Nine. Mar
guerite is famous the world over for
her leather gowns. '"The least frill
would make the leather gown sensa-
tional and cheap"
: And to prove the effectiveness of
the simple line she showed me her
latest model, stunning creation"
of patent leather ornamented with
scrolls of copper colored leather. The
bodice was drawn in so snugly, and
the skirt flared out in such billowu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
BY BETTY BROWN

They are still wearing dancing
frocks of chiffon and the filmy lace,
but the up-to-the-procession girl
dances in patent leather.
And it's a lovely fabric-not even
a steenth cousin to the sidney stuff
with which we sometimes apparel our
feet. It's as supple as velvet and it
has the dull luster of velvet.
81 use only the simplest lines in the
gowns l build of leather" so Nine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Here is his water repertoire:
Back stroke, breast stroke, Ameri-
can crawl, overarm side stroke, spiral
crawl
Master Coffey also holds the high
diving record for kids. His highest
dive was % feet.
The boys time for the fifty is one
minute 80 seconds. He did this re-
Gently in the tank of the Los Angeles
Athletic club, where he is an honor
airy member, swimming the American
crawl for the entire distance. He
won a silver medal.
81 got ten medals now" said the
youngster, as he pulled himself out
of the tank. 81 got two silver cups,
too, an nine bathing suits besides.
An l can count to a hundred if l
want, an to a thousand, too-if l
want"
When he swan his ffty-yard race
against time, his daddy went out of
the plunge so that the diminutive
norman couldn't see him.
HE always does better when l
don't watch him. explained the ia
ther.
Cameron Coffey does not require a
bathing suit. He swims just as well
in all his clothes as he does in no
clothes at all.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
FADS AND FASHIONS

FADS AND FASHIONS
BY Betty Brown .
In all the bingham checks''-yel-
low and brown, green and blue-the
w serge tailored suits have sudden
" appeared in the shop windows. The
Norfolk suit with belt, cuffs and collar
piped with leather is the smartest of
the several smart styles in these gay
ly plaided frocks.
With the fichu-Iike collar may
come the elbow length sleeve. So far
Dame Fashion insists on the long,
closeftting sleeve, but there's a pre-
diction that she may nip them at the
elbow before the next crop of styles is
ripe.
Smoking was popular last spring,
but it has grown to be a veritable
craze. The little girls dress that
isn't shocked looks odd and old-fa-
shioned, so universal is the use of the
criss-cross stitching.
Even when furs are packed in moth
balls the chin-chin collar will still be
with US. Chin-chins in leather adorn
many of the new spring suits.
Little friIIs set smartly at the back
waistline of the bodice give sugges-
ton of bustle-and that's about all
one cares to carry in the way of
hustle.
They are here-those close fitting,
perfectly plain bodices of the 1860 pc
Rod. Some women wear 'em-most
women prefer to talk about the
quaint fashions" but wisely wear
something modern.
IL MUST NOW DANCE
4 TIHEn EnnGN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
BEWARE

None now doubted that Gordon's
jumping eyes hypnotized the mob
From Current Serial. lookout for
eyes that jumpD
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05
Yankton Debators Win Over Clark

Three of YanlSton's clever high
school debators, the Misses Caro-.
line Burgess. Neva Underhill and
Mr.. Harry Hawkins, by the
unanimous decision of the judges
Friday night captured the cham.
pionship of eastern South Dalso.
ta from a Clark team, which
leaves Yanllton alone in the east.
ern field, the only competitor OF
Sturgis, which holds the western
champion ship. A debate will
shortly be held between these
two teams to decide the state
championship.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05
Dakota Central to be Sold June 70

Sioux Falls-That the South Da.
llota Central railway will be sold
on June II as ordered bv Judge J..
ID. Elliott of the federal court, is
practically certain as the stockhold-
ers have utterly failed i'll their eff
forts to raise the necessary fund to
stave off the sale by liquidating
the road Indebtedness.
This situation has again brought
out various rumors in the connec-
tion with the transfer Of the pro-
perty to some other railroad COM
pany. The most persistent rumors
have been floating around here that
the Milwaukee and Illinois Central
are both anxious to get control of
the road, and it is known that the
Minneapolis and St. Louis has for
a number of years sought to make
the South Dakota Central part of
their system. The prevailing opin-
ion around here is that the Mil
waukee is most likely to secure the
road. Notwithstanding it is an ex-
csllent feeder for the Illinois Cen
trail. Should the Milwaukee se-
cure the road it is more than likely
that one of the lines between
Sioux Falls and Cotton would be
practically abandoned. 1t is
claimed that officials of the Mil.
waukee road recently travelled the
full length of the South Dakots
Central and have also posted them
selves regarding the business don,
by the latter company.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05

An important business transac-
ton took place this week when
Richard d. Morton bought the
stock and fixtures of the Morton
Drug Co. DIR. G. Marcus Morton
has severed his connection with
the firm entirely and will devote
his entire time to his practice.
Richard assumes possession OH
Nav first and the drug store will
hencefortl be conducted under the
name of Morton's Pharmacy
Richard ID. Morton is graduated
pharmacist of recognized ability
and pains taking care. He has had
charge of the prescription depart
ment for the past two years, and
the public is assured of the same
fair and square dealing i'm the flu
ture which it has received in the
past New Ellington Record.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05
OIL BOOM AT
SOUTH SHORE
Companies Have Options on
Large Tracts of Land.

Two weeks ago parties from
the east came to South Shore and
told the citizens they believed
there was an abundance of oil and
gas beneath the surface of their To-
cality and that they would put
down test we'll, providing they
could get leases on all the most
prospective tracts. They succeed
ed i'll leasing large amount of
land and have leases we under.
stand, within three or four miles OF
Marvin. The machinery to start
drilling is expected to arrive at
South Shore about MAY |, and
drilling will begin at once. Some
years ago we'll was sunk in that
locality with oil i'll view. but of a
sudden the drillers pulled up and
departed without giving any reason
or stating what success they met
with it and it has been the belief
of many that they were bought off
by the Standard Oil Co. Ii such
was the case, the people who are
now going after the proposition
may know more about what is un-
der the soil at South Shore than
just what surface indications poin,
to. If lucky strike is made ii
this locality the whole state will bt
benefited by millions of dollar.
and South Shore, Twin Brooks anc
Marvin will boom until the thre.
towns will practically merged into
one city. Here's hoping Mar
vim Monitor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05
Progress

Walt Mason: When was
young had to go and till the corn
field with hoe. All, it was weary
work indeed; l paralyzed the nox-
ious weed and scraped the dirt
around the corn, and yearned to
hear the dinner horn, I'D toll all
day to beat the band, til blisters
came OH hoof and hand, and then
the husbandman would say, as he
dug up my meager pay, Was that
the best that you could dor You
must have loafed the whole dav
thru! And now l see the farmers
ride on cultivators tall and wide,
that hill the corn and slay the
weeds as they are drawn by pranc-
steeds. A hundred freckled slads
with hoes might work all day
among the rows, and not achieve
asmuch / wean, as would one red
and green machine. The farmers
of those modern days know naught
of old time toilsome ways; they do
their labors sitting down, and ride
in choo-choo cars to town; they
find the Doodle growing rank and
have to stack it in the bank.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-05-05
Using the Brakes and Clutch.

Jesse Cottingham of the Cotting-
ham Bros, local selling agents for
the Micheliu Tire Company says
that the effects of sudden use of the
brakes day after day is bound to
damage tires by wearing the tread
too fast and straini1e the beads
and side walls. The layers of
canvas in the castings are thus
overtaNed, and little by little reach
the breaking point. Brakes should
always be applied gently and UNI
less it is absolutely necessary to
pull up your car within short
distance the car should be stopped
as gradually as possible.
Another important point in
driving is the proper manipulation
OF the clutch. In starting, never
slip in the clutch suddenly, with a
jerk, but quietly and easily in this
way protecting the mechanism of
the car as we'll as the tires.
Corners should always be taken
carefully at reduced speed, regu-
lating the speed to round the turn
with little or no use of brakes. AS
last word, it should always be
remembered that tires are rubber
and canvas, not steel, and that to
get the maximum tire service, the
tires should be treated properly.