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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31
THE SACRIFICE FOR THE TRi-
UMPH OF DEMOCRACY.

Mr. Frank Harris, Jr., son of the
editor of this paper, is now in the
training camps at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
He is our contribution to the worlds
var and the upholding and spread or
democracy.
We take a fathers pride in saying
that he is a fair type of our young
American manhood and VIC have faith
to believe he will bring no stain of
dishonor upon the nations escutcheon.
We present him as morally clean.
Never in his life has he been guilty
of any immoralities.
He is a stranger to the taste OF
whiskey, wine or beer or tobacco in
any form.
Since he was twelve years of age
base ball, foot ball and golf have been
his recreations and as a result he is
an almost perfect type of physical
manhood
He stands six feet in his stockings
and weighs exactly two hundred
pounds
Morally and physically he will
stand the most rigid test. He is not
lacking in any kind of courage.
Whether as an officer or a private
soldier in the ranks we feel that if
given the opportunity he will add lus-
ter to the flag.
In going forth to war he is doing
only what his forbears did before him,
Until the great conflagration which
reduced Ocala to ashes in 1883 We had
in our possession a sword-a family
heirloom-which was said to have
been used by paternal ancestor in
the battle of the Co~oens in the VA
of the revolutions.
Mr.. Frank Harris, Jr.'s grandfather
was a soldier in the Florida Semi
mole war of the 30's. He was one
of those imprisoned in the blockhouse
on the Withlacoochee river and was
one of the three at the time of the
massacre of Major Dade and his com.
mand who volunteered to carry the
from the officers at Fort
King to the officers at Fort Brooke,
a distance of more than one hundred
miles through a trackless country in
the possession of the Indians He aft
erwards lost his life in the Mexican
war.
His father, the writer of these lines,
served, without distinction though
honorably in the war between the
states.
Our eldest son was soldier in the
Spanish war.
That's the family record. 1t has
never been furnished and we feell
that it never will.
Precious and priceless as our sons
are to us, we consider that the first
duty of an American citizen is to re-
spond to his country's call and while
the sacrifice is great we feel that it !
is needed for the spread of democracy
over the world and more than any
other demand ever made upon us i
up to the sacrifice on Cav
airy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

The Lakeland Telegram says that
Doyle Carlton is a patriot right
Notwithstanding that his office as
state Senator would serve as valid
exemption from service. and the
further fact that he has a wife and
little child. he declined to utilize
these claims, and will go to the front
as one of the drafted men from Hills
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

borough. Now, that seems to us like
a mighty fine, manly thing to do
but Carleton has heretofore proven
himself a mighty fine, manly fellow.
The people of the state should not for
get his splendid services. and they
should particularly remember his nat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Autocracy-the usurpation of pow
er-alone makes wars possible. To
crush out and do away with wars we
must first rid the world of the cause
OF wars: The kings, czars, emperors,
usurpers and dictators who rule by
the right of might.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

1t is now rumored that the members
of the Florida draft army will not be
sent to Columbia, but will be sent
elsewhere.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Greece wants us to lend her twenty
millions. When the war started there
was a sneer at our devotion to the
dollars, but others seem to love them
also.-Times-Un
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Plans for the largest troop move
ment ever scheduled in the history of
this country are now being perfected
by the American Railway Association
at the request of the United States
government
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

If the Palm Beach Post would in
crease its popularity it will have Miss
Jefferson Bell to contribute to its col
ums more frequently.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

When two incompatibles are yOk-
ed together one may know that it is
not the work of divine hands. God
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

one must hand Il over to Governor
cats as being a wise guy. He re-
fuses to meet Congressman Frank
Clark face to face
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

We note that Editor Smith of the
Tallahassee Democrat is still sticking
to Cats. What office has he been
given?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

At last a newspaper man in Florida
is appointed to an office and the news
papers are showering Ed. Lambright
with all sorts of good wishes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Secretary of the Navy JOsephus
Daniels did the part of wisdom and
patriotism in exposing the animus OF
the navy board and getting rid of it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Franz Sigers grandson joins the
national army. And again, as in the
civil war, man: an American or Ger
man blood flights NIT Sigel." World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

The Tampa Times says that it was
Old Man Cervantes who handed out
the following:
ave are all as God made us, and
oftentimes a great deal worse"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

The Arcadia News says that Bryan's
stand is most beautiful. So IT is. He
is valiantly holding up the hands OF
the administration
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Judge Cooley in his Constitutional
Limitations" says: Repression Of
full and free discussion is dangerous
~ any government resting up.l tire
will of the people. =
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

The A. c. l.. is to build shops in
Orlando. Her citizens are so many
punches of live wires.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

God bless the flag! Let 1t float and
all
The sky with its beauty; our heart
strings thrill
TO the low, sweet chant of It's wind
swept bars,
And the chorus of all It's clustered
stars.
Embrace it, o mothers! and heroes
shall grow.
While its colors blush warm on your
bosom of snow.
Defend it 0 fathers; there's no sweet
er death
Than to float its fair folds with a sol
dier's last BREATH
And love it, o childreni be true 70
the sires
Who wove it in plain By the old camp
fires.
Samuel l.. Simpson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Gov. Cats declines to debate will
Congressman Clark.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Now unfortunate Russia is threat
ened with starvation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

Short story writer's are already tel
ling about "The Empty Sleeve" Lets
wait a while.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

California claims to have lake of
potash.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

riottc action in the time OF his coua-
try's need"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-31

kitchens in the villages is an abso-
lutte necessity if famine is not to
make good its threat this winter"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

South Dakota Printers and Publishers II
are paying to labor annually, according II
to census reports, $5a3, ,0co, which is
more than any single manufacturing
industry in the state is paying.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29
OUR RIGHT TO OPPOSE WAR.
BY William Jennings Bryan.


mitar
While
in
Third Of
for Investigation before going
by the un ted States senate and
-
And within rights in as a.
approval before join N Of blood
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

IS beiRt iOgar, haf bereitS eine
llnterlnhnng gcgcn geluiiie Eerioneu
inn Sang tit. Spe5ialagenten Der He.
gtcrnng itno tint Staate. 9lnd, lit bic
Geaiernns i'm Seiib BON sSuformatic,
men nno bat genane Silten bon alien
oeroadtisen 2enten. Sicie merben
angeblidD beIunbers iibermadDt. Sie
StIten iino ieit Dielen Munateu auge-
fertigt iuoroen, nebit bem ErosentIab
ocs oentid)en nno oentIdlfrennolid,en
Glementes in jeOem Staate nnb ben
Counties, in benen bas bentidc Gle-
ment beiunbers itarf Dertreten 1T.
Sullte aries erflart meroen uno in.
mere llnurbnunaen bic Spige iein,
bann miiiien Die 2ofals nnb Staats-
bebOroen fir Sidlerbeit anb Hnbe ior-
gen nnb uenn tbnen bies nid)t m0g.
lid lit, ioll Der u&riegssnitano" er'
Hart iuerbeu.
auf)mals betonen iuir ben Gruit
Der Gage unb mabnen smr goriidlt
6iitet Gnft iuas nnS nit ipem SIR
ipref)t nnb beoeuft Gnreu Sreueib!
Sc iuiir0iger mir Tins In bieier Grt-
It's perbalten, um 10 be1er.
Geutid)er Scroll.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29
Mabunug nno 8arnuug.

8ir geben eruiten 3eiten entgegen.
Spllte Der apnsreR ben 9rieg a,i
Sentidllanb erflGren pSer friegsabns
lihe geIdlliiiIe faIien, oann lit es mt
iere TflidDt, jebe DfFentlidDe nnpatrio.
tide nno unamerifaniidje Gritif at
nermeiben nnb bic Sad)lage nidt nod
mehr su beridlimmern.
Srohnnoen neeen ben Frditbenten
uber aegen bic &egieruna bes eanbrs
iuerben beionbers id)arf beitraft
$1,000 rber 8efansnis bis sn flint
Sabren reip. beioes.)
Ter fe+te Gnunres fat Der Geaic-
rnng Sraitiid,e Mittel in Die SanS se-
aeben. Gas @erbrt ridltet lid, geaen
'riinblidle uoer idlriftlidle Grohnnaea,
Setereicn, MnFreisnna hurd, Eripat-
perioncn, gercine. 3eitmnsen, 3irfn+
lare, geunbnna her FcIt sn berarti-
zen 3mcfen MIN. @on Seiten bes
@anbcs- -Smitisbcpartement fat Der
snb Tof"ta gnnbesanmnlt meme gc-
nnne @eiinnaeu erbalten, bic beiun-
bers Sentidle nno amerifa.
n id)e 8iirncrbentiher " b.
limit bctref'eu.
3ngleid) rerben alle - patrioti-
idlen giraer pffisiea ermahnt.
alle perbGf,tincn TcrIoren. Mebeu II.
I. IN. snr Nnseins res VnnbesanluaftS
prcr bes gnnbesmarihalis 81 brin"
gen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29
&rie9S> Niiitunocm tint &anbc.
al nb Nationgaro mobiiert amerianie 9euteu gut
Gbaos TT GublanD - So5taliten polen 6rebeu.
IaucbboDtreg bauert unperminbert fort
2emtidye Sffeniine ae9em Hetrparab m,1o s1taliem2

2pnoon, 20, Wars. - Grcmic,
SloDo=0eorge erfldrte iid) i'm Earin
ment fiir NemGbrnna oes 6ranen
itimmredts.
&aibinatou, 20. Mars. - &iersir
bollanbiIdJe Sdiffe in cnsliid)em Sd
fen lunrben Dpn Gnglano fpnfissiert
mcll iidl Die bOlldubiidDe Hcgiernnr
lueigerte, oaR Elm Sell ocr Sdiffe ga
bnngen nadD britiidDen Scitinmnng3.
orten brinaen iullte.
Ter Wiaiicnanssna bun GcntIfleu
nad Wfcrifu iutro pffi5iea ais cine CT
lpgene 9tad,ridDt beseidmet.
GonoOu, 20. Widrs. - 9entihIanb
oferierte Gnflano einen Separatfrie.
ben inter Den Sebinenngen: glntpnu,
mic fir Eplen, Observation-Disclosures
Der 9aroanellen, 9ianmnng Oiterrci.
dliidDeu 0ebietcs burd bic 9inIIen mno
ruIiiides Eruteftorat iiber 9lrme.
nien. (??)
rSt. Suns" paiiiert 8efabrsone.
&aIbington, q. MGrs. - Sefre-
tar Saniels fiinoigte an, baf Der
amerifaniidc Eaiiaeier- nnb Eafet.
oampfer uSt. 2puis", bas critic be-
itiifte amerifaniid)e SdJiff bas BEN
9ltlanttidyen Csean bnrdlqnerte, iuobl-
bebalten on icinem Seitimmnnssprt
angefummen lit.
Ser Sampfer aebDrt Ser Imerifa
Sinie nnO fubr am II. WarS nit 81
Eaiiagteren, barmnter IA 9lmerifaner,
ab. Inter Der Mannidaft npn 394
Ferionen befanocn iidJ 131 gmerifa-
net.
@aibinetOn, q. RGrs. - Ger
britiid1e Sampfer y9iemnera", nit
EaiiagIeren an 8uro, fam aeitern,
nadoem or mpblbebalten h,,rd, Die
beutidle 6efafrsune gelangt mar, in
etnem amertfaniidDen Safeu an. TN
ter ben SdDiffspaiiaeieren befinbeu
fdp e,ue aroRe Insabl Sranfenpflcs
9crinnen.
Der britiid)e SdDoner rEerep 9iub",
40 Sunneu, Der bereits bon CLIMBS
ais Oerienft aemelbet ,uprDeu, lit am
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

Got oero0d]ti0e n6oreigners" trob
unlcres omcrifaniihen 9iirgerbriefc3
IS tonrnt nie auf Die 6orm, Ionocrn
nuf Die pabrc innere 8elinnrng uno
Die offene 8ct0tigung oerielben olt.
Ils mir unler 8iirgerrcht erparbeu,
muBten mir genou, lparum mir oieiert
Sanoe 3rel1e i6puren. 98ir ilber-
nabmen FflidterL aber aud Hedte.
@tr mogen irren olein nir bo(.
ten elnen blutiqen gintritt Der Ser.
Stooten in ben aonflift fir einen
Sfritt, Der Inns nibt 1utr Ole Q6tung
Der Melt foI item, Ionbern unS MIR In.
9liid bringen fonn, Ser uns fir ollc
3eiten in trie8gebdrenbe glaian5en
perlpideln miro.
Gin gInlerifuuer i'm 8eiite 1,nIerer
aonltitlltion uno getragen bon Der
gtadt oieier omerlfoniihen SbeaLe
miro ltd, nit Dem gegenlp1rtigcn
@eiIt uno ser jesigen 8ertpirflihunH
llnierer nSSOeole" IN boffnungsloieln
&ioerlpruh befinoen.
George g8aibington, SSefierion,
2incoln, iinb noItmooiih" gelporoen.
grItere preoigten 6rieoen uno Ser
n1eiolmg oIer auion8en. 9tooieoelt
nil iib oagegen an BE Spibe elmer
omerifoniiden 2egion in Sranfreib
iteIlen, uno @ooorop @illon Sept
us out Of War".
& a
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

| Berlin, %. Mars. - Man lit bier
iiberSen9t, bak bie rniiiihc GeppIn.
tipn Der Anfana oum ariegc lit, llebcr
Sdllueoen blcrber aelangrnSc Nad).
rldDtcn beltGtigen, oaR Der uUu Der Tus
ma onrdDgcfiiIrtc llmitnr5 ein GbaGs
ocrurIad)t bat nub bas Heif raid benz
SIrgertrlca 5utretbt.
Sauienoc OOn Nrbcitcrn oeranitnls
tcten pur bem tauriid)en Ealait, IN
pem Die Snma lire Sitnueen abbalt,
cine SriebensbemUnitratiuu, bel ipcl.
der Der iosialiitiIde Nbaeuronetc
Sfubelom cine brubeuoe Hehe Hielt,
in iueld)cr er II. a. iaatc: Sas Erolc-
tariat mtrh nid)ts nnpcrInd)t lalieu,
nm Hnhlanb ben tyrieben sn peridaf-
fen, benn bic Snngcrsuot fam nnr
oaonrdl abaelpeuoet luerben, BAH bem
Griege ein Gnbe gematDt iuirb. Die
al beitenben alniien itnb millcns, bic
nene Negiernng at nnteritiiten, uenu
tic bereit lit, Sd)ritte 81 tim, nm Den
5Srieben berbei5nfiibren. Meigcrt Iie
iIfJ iebpd), bas at TIM, 10 ,utrb bas
ruiiiIdDc &plf ben tSrieoen sn er5ipins
gen luiIieu."
AmiterSam, %. MGrs.- Gine gn'
bentnna baf Der steidlsfansler bon
Sctbmann-Sullmes Der Heidlstags-
litnng AM 3unnerstag abermals ei.
men ISricbensporid)lag MAIDEN ipero',
mar in bier eingetrufienen Serltner
Serliner 9epeidDen entbalten, Die Itd)
auf oas iusialoemofratiidDe glatt &pr-
,n1rts Itmben.
Der y&orwGrts" tritt in @erbins
bnna nit oieier Nnoentung fir Ses
miibnua nadl einem Separatfrieecn
nit Huflano ein.
Stofbulm, iiber 2uuhrn, 2S,Wars.
Or. hilbert :. gS. SHoefnm, elmer Der
befannten isiibrer DER Webrbeits.Su'
siaIiiten i'm 9ieidDstag, erflarte etuc,n
Gprreiponbcutcn Der AHpstierten
4reiie, baF berienise, Der CLAUDE, Dan
berltnterIcebuotfrieg Gnglano in ledjs
(sFortIeBuna nuf Seite s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

lyS. s.. 2pDn bat in ben lebteu Sagen
spei yGingeiauot" i'm rMrgussGeas
Der" DeroffentlidDt, iuelde nid,t MIR
beridneoen fpmmentiert merbeu, on
bern Direft NnfIeben erregt baben.
Sm erlten GiuseianOt nannte er
einen &ries nit SeutldlanS anter ben
llmitanben rein &erbreden nabesa",
nnb inn sipeiten bat er II. Il. fulgenbe
8orte ben Eaitoren tns Stammbmd)
seid)ricben: ySd) bube bergebens in
ben 3ettnnsen oaranf ge,uartet, oaf,
belonbers uabrenb Der 5aitenseit hue
nisitens ein sionr Salser Eaitur
fir Irieben nnb segeu ben geindD,
oieIes aanb in ariea NIT SentIdlanb
81 serren, 0ffentlidD pon Der &amsel
bernnter auftreten lpiirbe.
Ser Eapit fann bpfj iid)erlid,
nidDt Der einsise fird)lid)e @iirbentrG.
ger in Der gSelt Iein, Der an isrieoen
glaubt nnb ben Wtnt bat, Dffentlid)
bies sn erfldreu. 8n,ben bic airdDen
tit ben Ser, Staaten lire EflidDt sctan
baben, 10 iuiirbe Der arieg berbiitet
iueroen nno id bin 9eraoesn itarr,
baf bic airdDen a,dj nid)t einen se-
meiniamen Sd,ritt in bieler Htd)tnng
taten. Cher iinS bic airdeu aud,
ppn bem iueltmeiteu @abniinn ange.
iteftw
Su,peit 6err 2Duu. llnIere 2eier
iueroen iid erinncrn, baf Der 70. s."
einen Gbnlid)en Rlan befiiriuurtet
bate, aber ebenfalls uBne Grfulg.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-29

f13. 6ebruar i'm @oIfc DC eion Du.
ctucm llnterieebupt turpebiert iupr
Den. Nadl Der Gericnfune bes Sdif
fes aelans es Der MannidDaft, in flci
men Suuten Die fran5Oiiidlc 0iilte ~
erreld)cn.
2m 8. Mdrs nernidytete Gin bent
| Idles llnterieebopt onrd) Gaupncmfen
or einen brttiiden GOppclbefcr I'M
2!ermelfanal.
Inter anberem iunrocn serit0ri
'34, 900 Sunnen aoblen, Die gum grDR.
ten Sell fir Tanfreidl beitimmt ma,
ren, 5000 Spnnen Eetruleum, $500
Sonnen GiIen auf Dem gSeoe nudl
6artlepOul; $500 Sonneu 8etrcioc
unb 5000 Sunnen 2ebcnSmittel au-
Rer Slid.
2onoun, %. Mar5. - 2oro Seres.
forb erflartc i'm britiid)en Earlament,
oaf iplueit i'm War5 mehr ais 420,-
600 Sunuen pericnft uurocn.
@un Berlin ais pcrieuft oemelSet: !:
@is Fl. War5. ....... 1859
slm 25.' WGrs. ....... 10000
SnsgeIdmt ieit /. Sebr. .1,265,9tO
Sie baniidJe Hesicrnno 1T angeb.
lid Dem geiipiele SollanSs sefuIet
nnb luirb feline beitHften amcrifani.
idDeu Gampfer in bGniidlen SGfcn
bnioeu.
Centide Sffeniipe aeacn Stalien.
9iom, iiber Earis, 2S. Mars. -
Gtne arufe otter. .-nng. -beutld)c Cffcu-
ilpe an Der italieniidJcn ssrpnt miro
often in sans Stalien porbergeIaat.
Berlin, brabtlus iiber Sappilfe, %.
WGrs. - Die Stnbt Earma in ,>ta-
lien lit iett gaus ubne SOl5 nnb Sob
len, 10 baR Die 8aslucrfe nnS ssabri-
fen ben Sctrieb einitellen mnftcn.
8rnppen italieniidDcr EarIaments-
baben DEN ssnitisminiitcr
Srlanb oriugeub a.iiseforbert, aHe
IosialiitiIdlen 3eitIdDrtften nnS &er6f-
fentlidmngen at nuterbriifen nnb bic
iusialiitiihen Witglieber oes Earla-
ments anssnitofen.
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Nnwalt %. $. 2pon uon Sioul
sSaQs on bic Yaitoren.

Der befanntc Siour Sails Inmalt
nnb Wtitglieb Der Ietten 2egisIatur
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(5ortiesuns auf Sette 81
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(;sortfcsut,e ouf Geite 81
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-22

Mrs. B. J. Schram came down from
Willard this Thursday afternoon for a
shsrt visit at the hons Of her parents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
LITTLE FALLS WAS TOO STRONG
Visitors Defeat Sank Centre High
School Basket Ball Boys by
One-Sided Score.

Sank Centre lost to Little Falls on
Friday night, the official score being
1918. The home team was badly out
played in every way. The boys were
slow to break up the superb teamwork
of the visitors. Their greatest fault
was that they allowed Little Falls to
make the same play several times in
succession before realizing what was
happening. 1t is great source of
comfort that this team is not in the
district, thus barring Sank Centre
from any chance for the champion
ship.
Friday night one of the most ex-
citing games of the year will be play
ed with Alexandria. Alexandria is not
only great rival but strong team.
If Sank Centre wins from them, the
team is entitled to challenge the other
highest team of the district. In the
event that they again win, they will
be one of the twelve teams to partlcl-
pate in the tournament at Carleton
college.
While the Herald does not, in any
way wish to criticize the players,
it suggests that if the team
wishes to be successful in the re-
manning games and desires to com
pete at the tournament, that more
stringent training rules be applied.
with reference to training hours, prop
er food and more especially, that all
stimulants be eliminated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
HIGHER COURT UPROLDS
VERDICT IN HYLAMAN CASE
Verdict Giving Mother of Young Man
Killed $500 Affirmed by MIN
nesOta Supreme Court.

Sank Centre people will be inter
ested in the announcement that the
Minnesota Supreme court has hande.
down decision upholding the verde,
of the Stearns County district cOur.,
Judge koeser presiding, in which Mrs
Ida NJ. hylaI-an was given verdict
against the Midland Life Insuranc-
Co., for $500 for the death OF he1
son, Roy nylaman, who was killed in :,
motorcycle accident on the south side
Of Sank river near the Main street
bridge during the summer of 1915.
The case was tried at the NovGIlI-
Der term of court. The Midland is an
accident company which pays increas-
ed liability for death resulting in GER
tain forms. There was some question
as to WHITTIER the young man ran in
to the railing on the bridge, was
struck by a farmers team, or whethei
he ran into the team. There were nc
actual eye witnesses to the accident
and it all happened so quickly that the
question of responsibility was hard to
determine. The jury returned YER
dict as above indicated and the COM
pany appealed.
Besides the $500 there is accumu-
lated interest and other matters which
increases the amount to about $4,000
J. D. Sullivan of St. Cloud was at
torney for the plaintiff and Paul
Ahles of st. Cloud, and Morley & Ben
ton of Minneapolis, represented thu
company.
At the time of the accident Mr.. Hy
lannan was in the employ of tn
Wedge Hardware Company and wss
on his way home to dinner. Sau'
Centre folks are convinced that the
verdict is a just one.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH BY Freezing
Attempted Walk From Melrose tO
Sank Centre Friday Evening
Results DisastrOusly.

Had Alfred Gilbertson been alone
Friday night he would probably have
been frozen to death.
Several young men from Sank Cen
tire took the evening train to Melrose
to attend a dance there, young Gil
bertson among them. He consented to
go with the understanding that they
would walk back that night, in order
to get to work the following day. The
rest promised to come back with him,
but when the time came they were un
willing to carry out their agreement.
SEEING that Gilbertson was determln-
ed, Fred Deters refused to let hlln go
alone and the two set out. BY this
time the temperature had changed
from a pleasant thaw to singing
cold, with a heavy wind to face. Gil
bertson was neither dressed for such
a trip, nor was he accustomed to ex-
posture and he was soon cold and eX-
/ hausted. When within two miles OF
town he fell and could not rise again.
Fred Immediately carried Alfred
to a nearby house where he re-
NAMED unconscious until ten o'clock
the following morning. DIR. Lamb
was called and found the patients
face, hands and feet badly frozen. He
was thought to be in serious condition
at first, but later developments proved
that this was not the case. Gilbert
son is now at home and recovering
rapidly, but has not as yet expressed
any longing for another midnight
stroll.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
WILL MAKE BETTER MARKET
National Produce Company Starts
Business in Building Recently
Vacated by K L Harding

The National Produce Company has
taken over the building on Oak street,
north of tho Lee hotel, recently vacat-
ed by the X. L. Harding Produce Co.
and have opened up for business.
The Sank Centre house is branch
and the co anany are SO situated as to
h We an outlet for all of the butter,
eggs, poultry, hides, fur, wool, onions,
potatoes and all the other produce the
farmer has to sell, except cream and
milk. The Herald understands the
company has ample capital and will
pay spot cash for everything delivered
to them. The management insists that
they are here to stay, and that it the
farmers will cooperate with them
they will make a better market for
their produce than the farmers Of this
vicinity have ever enjoyed before. ].
r. Hultgren i the local manager.