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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14

Former Senator John w. Kern, In
diana, Democratic floor leader in the
Sixtyfourth congress, is slated to be
nominated as member of the joint
international commission at Washing
ton to fill vacancy expected soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14

The sweetest type Of heaven is home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14

The discriminative duty section in
the Underwood tariff act, intended to
give American ships the benefit of 3
per cent discount on the duties on goods
imported in them, was held by the Sd
preme court at Washington to be in
operative
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14
Washington

Official dispatches to the navy de-
partment at Washington established
that Cuban government forces have re-
gained control of Santiago, the strong
hold of the rebel uprising. President
MenOcal has notified this government
that Governor Munoz, in command
there, represents him and the recog-
niZed Cuban government.
The senate at Washington, after one
of the most acrimonious debates in its
history, debate III which the lie was
virtually passed TO President Wilson
by Senator CumminS of Iowa, adopted
a clOture rule by vote of &c to 3.
Sherman Of Illinois, La Toilette Of
Wisconsin and GrOnna of North Da-
hOta voted against cloture.
In statement issued at Washing
ton reiterating that its warning to
American banks not to invest too heav-
lily in foreign securities had been mis-
understood, the federal reserve board
said it regarded the placing Of foreign
loans as a natural and proper means
of settling trade balances. and gave
notice that the country's gold reserve
now has been materially strength
ened and supplies broad basis for ad-
ditiOnal credit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14
ts@s.a'' !, !, 1893 ::e:.@::@.s@;se..
Important
News Events
of the World
Summarized
u. TeutOr1iC Break

Singing America" the house Of the
legislature at Hartford, Conn, Unani-
mously passed bin authorizing the
governor 10 appoint military ener-
gcncy board 10 establish home guard
wiz caustHlul2rv duties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14

A dispatch to Amsterdam from Ber
lin says that practically all the Ger
man submarines that left ports when
the ruthless warfare was decided upon
have now returned to their bases to
be overhauled and supplied With more
tOrnedOeS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-03-14

The most powerful Mexican wire
less plant, 1T Chapultepec, is incapa-
bic Of sending messages to Germany,
it was stated at Mexico City in re
ply to reports that Mexico and Ger
many had been in communication.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
8ru 0a1frntttrt1.
sDffernes Cffe,,iis paa aieafronten,
sgffe sropper.1iges at Dnre
% Mil fra @iga.

Netrograo ben 22be Muguft.
Spfferne bar begDn6t en- Offeniib paa
Sen norblige DeI of ben rusitlfe 2in<
ie mellem 8irul= =Snmperne og Slo<
BEN ga, befien6tgiorbe &rigsoepar=
te1nentet:: &usierne bar retireret 2
eller 3 0erlt nor6oper ,nellem CUNT
perne og Slooe1l.
TDIferne breb tilbage fremifn6te
Boiter af r1sfiff @aballeri. til 8pen
&e1nmern Getning at Suff1m ),
9piferne bar begpnbt ct boloiomt
Mrtilleribonhnr6 / Dbinifc
5peb 9ninaflobe,1, 11Rr Sen nor6ltge
gnoe al 9ronte1, og beo 8roop
norblige @ali3ie1t, npr @ranfen
2on6on ben 256e @ugnit. Sen
eneite @fterretni1tg ON aampene pao
Migafronte,1, set 1,aaeoe bio ioag,
Tom fra tpif @slo. 8etroeroo bar
tanit rneo Senipn til Spffernes Haa=
1tunb ON at bape begpnbt en- Offenlip
mos 9iterfgbab,te. Sc erflpreoe, at
.baDerh ropper onr nanet th J1o-
Sen Sd naf asffltlI, ntiubrc enc %
Ntil fra s9tiga.
Betrograp sen 286e Slngnit.
116en engang at babe beret angrebet
trof rnsiiif SsSnfanteri runot 8opanp
Jig tilbage og tillo6 Sienoen at be-
iette 5tilIingerne> erflareoe 9agens
officielle Mopport.
= 8etrogra6 BEN 276e 9lngn1t.
&nsiiife Eropper paa 6en rlmen1fe
Sront Morbp1t for 5obeta gienerob=
re6e fra 8ien6en en- &eioe, iom ger
mantle slngreb fpr1t -bapoe tbunget
oem til at opgipe, erflnre0e Gagens
officielle @eretring. 3aa Sorte>
bapsfronten foretog Sropper, Der
iamarbeioe6e meo Sen rusiilfe Glaa-
&c. ct 5treiftog paa Srbn, ipr9ngte
i 2nften ii Motorbaaoe og Z Sc
lnffer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
Tru muH4ittptnt1.
Meb 80 mo6 % Gtemmer forfaiter
Genatet Torlaget ont 8rebpprto-
ems syprhbielIe til 3 Gents.

@aibington Sen 276e Nuguit. &c
1atet begpn6te ioag paa ben treble
.l1ge / 8ebanolingen af &rigsifatlo'
ben, og enbel Sfri6t bleb taget til at
anpenoe Gloture for at begrpnie 9e=
butten.
2eoerne baaber at erpe6ere Sorila-
get ONT Sorbgielie al 8rebportoen %
8eIttmmelierne ON 9lpisuogipernes
Sfat imorgen; men bet er ilet lite
iiffert, at bette Tan ffe, iaa man fan
11aa 8aragraferne ON &rigsfort1e-
ne1te pao Ons6ag.
gfterat 5enotor 5imn1ons for
giobes baboe foriggt at opnon en-
iten1n1igt Santpffe til 5aitiettelie
al en- be1tent. 9ib for 8otering, blep
Betitioner for glotl1re ien6t ON, oe
oper SO l1n6erffrifter, bare 1togle
faa 1noer set npoben6ige Mntal, bar
erbol6t iaftet1.
5enatorerne &er6micf, @omerene
% Mc&ellar talte i6ag for bgiere
8orto paa Mbiier. Senatorerne 9ar'
oing, Smoot, Mcgltntber og at1ore
~ VI Y 81 ~ ..+a.. +41n.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
A1tlHtt1tatt1ttpt1.
8rGiibenten faftiGtter 1riier paa
Sui be6 8lpbfnlgrnberne. @ar-
ficIb 8rrnielsbiftatnr.
Get bentes, at Erofiten pil blibe iad
til 25 Gents pr. Son engrpS %
so Gents I 9etali.

--@aibington Sen 22oe Slug. 8re,
lioent 8ilion bar faitllaaet forelpbige
8riier, gienneminitlig omtrent 1923
pr. Eon for &ul be6 De bitumtneie
@rl1ber. Hril lcrne trp6er &raft
i6og. Hriierne til Getalibano1erne
og 6orbrugerne pil fenere blipe fa't,
iat.
$. 81. @arfielo, &reii6ent for 8il=
liams College og mi 8ormanb for
@ommislionen til Gaitiattelie al Sbe=
oepriier, bar antuget ben bam til.
buote @tilling ion1 8ren6lelso
tor. &on bill obertage 5tillingen,
iaainart ban er f9roig 1me6 tit SDe,
6earbeibe.
Den @rofit, 1om Rrpiioenten pen=
tes at billie faftiptte for &nl, bliber
90 Gents pr. Son for GngroSbanole.
re % so Gents pr. Son for Detali.
bnnolere. Dette ne6 De Briier, ION
8rpiioer1ten bar faitfat beo @rnber=
ne, fan1t SSernbdnefragter % ben 10,
fale 2epering, giber bber 8D e1
@runoIag for l16regning al &ulprt.
ierne til Sorbrugerne. Breiioentens
@riier pe6 @ruberne barterer fro
$3.50 be6 6e itore &ulaarer til 1925
be6 Sc minolte &ulaarer I Staten
@aibington.
SEEM gorf ben 236e slug. gierne
! af 8lg6fulgruber bar bolbt &onfe.
renter og Broteitntgoer ! forifiellige
Dele al 2anbet, og enfelte bar enooa
trl1et 1neb at in6ftille Driften, me
6ens anore bar tilb11ot at oberfaoe
@ruberne til @egieringen. Sioer
Nrqiioenten beilntte6e at faitl9tte
GriIerne paa &1l, bar Der lite pere1
nogen Gorunoritg ! Rriierne, 1,aa1
unotages @bicago, boor Detalipri'
fen paa blgo 41l git neo 81 a $1.5e
pr. 3on.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
lge 5ieloe; benter &on1 paa e1ronn
litsrre Srengang efteriom 9ropperne
X...oon.,,. 1,o.. f,.n.,,s .,,,A zOo;Icorh -

Ige 5ie1oe; benter @om paa et1onn
5itsrre Srenngang efteriont 9ropperne
trpnger fre1n moo 2aileacb.
Wnibingto11 ben 286e Mngnit.
Grieit r6n1mes. Den chile 8efof-
ming forlaoer 8pen ifelge Orore fra
ben dfterrigife &arleoelie, meloer en-
&orreipon6ent til ugorriere 'stu=
lia" fra 8iiricb. Gelegramn1et bleD
ibag n1e6belt ben italienife N1nbas1d-
6e. Sc fleite al 8Dens 6olt reiite
igaar me6tagen6e N9rbigienftanbe.
Den italienife Sffeniip n9rmer iig
itprft en n1ilitpr Mfgierelie. De
6iterriglfe Sropper oct gfinit, iom
beberifer Weonte @arto, mel6es at
bore iaa langt foru0 for SStaliener>
ne ! tit Eilbagetog, at man life fan
fin6e anore 5por efter Dem emo for
la6t Nmm1nition, 8aaben og 8robi=
ant. Sra Monte Santo fan en-
5trgfning paa mango &paoratmil
feies af 6et italienffe Mrtilleri. Snge11
6iterrig1fe Stillinger / 6enne Gone
fan bol6e nb mere ems nogle Eimer.
9iterrigerne bol0er fremoeles
Monte Gabriel og Monte Daniel,
men 6e er iioleret. l&berfen Brobi=
ont eller Mnn1unition fan fon1me til
6e beleireoe 9ropper. 9isie 8jerg=
fe1tninger 111aa fal6e mart.
Nterrigife Mpiier inoremmer, at
oeres Gropper er en- farlig Stil=
ling. "
2onoon Sen 28be Mugnit. Sta
liens 6remlte6 fra Monte 5anto oper
8ainit55a=Hlateauet uoDif1er Jig raift
til ct f11ulenoe Me6er1ag for 9iterri=
gerne. Den giterrigife 9tab bar be-
itent @etret paa flere @teoer for at
bierge bele Gipiiioner ira 6lantean'
greb. De retireren6e Eropper, Der
ltabig belfDbeS af 1angtrpffenoe ita'
lienife, frantic og BRITTLE aanoner oe
nopbgrlig angribes at italienlfe SIP,
pere, 1nilter mere og mere &n1o'
oet.
gtDe elterriglfe Gropper er ienot oe
n6matteoe Soriparere til l1nol9tnine
og 1treber beiperat at itanie ben ito
lie,rife Sffeniips SIom, Der brai1
igiennen1, % Monte 5a,1to. blep ia
lqet. sz:..s sss.=.5:..zs:... .s..s 60.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30

MeMilIan Ggpebitionen. Seem
Sort ben 27be Muguit. Doralo 9.
WacMina,t, oen a1nerifdnife 8olar-
forifer, fnnot en- enorm SsbrR, noe,
iten }aa flor iom ben bergmte &um-
bolotbre, paa fine 8anorunger i set
.fierne Noroe1l, meloer ban telegra-
fit til set arnerifanife natnrbiftoriife
Muieun1. &an baboe ogiaa opoaget
to 11De Der.
McMillan iag6e, at ban babbe
fnnbet @Dtterne til @reeleps "@nn-
gerz9artp" Der bar Der for Mar TIL
bage, 0ofnme11ter fra oe brittle Ct
petitioner fra 1876 og a11ore 2anoe=
merfer, oeriaanot nogle al &earps
2eire.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
TYak Kn111plnt:.
1tbenrigsbepartementet 8aibtngton
pplpier, at BET bar &eptier for
p1anlagte Mnilaa.
Maar England % 5ranfrise bar ble-
bet pperpnnbet, ifmloe Be Torene-
Sc Gtater itaa for Sur.

@aibington Sen 276e 9luguit. 8e=
piier, iom bar bragt oen amerifanife
Megierings @nbe6smer6 til at tro,
at Eplflan6 bab6e Hlaner ON @rig
1me6 6e Gorene6e @tater efter at babe
operput16et 5ranfrige og england, er
fommet M6miniitrationen iben6e, op<
lDite l1oenrigs6epartementet ioag.
uoenrigsoepartementet ita6f9ite6e
2oro Robert @ecils @rfl9ring ON, at
SDiflan6 bab6e ct iaa6ant &omplot.
l16enrigsminifter 2aniing npgte-
oe at uotole fig mere beitemt ON,
bpilfe 8ebiier Ser bar.
Man tror, at 8epiierne for EDlf-
Lambs @rigsp1aner moo 6e Gorene6e
Stater b1ep bragt bib al Sanes Ger.
ar6,. oa ban tom tilbage fra EDiflano,
bpor ban bap6e beret amerifanif
Mmbasfa6gr. @erar6 bar ielb bDp>
pig iagt, at 9piferne bap6e fine 9ine
rettet paa bette 2nn6, og 2oro No-
bert Cecil paaitoo at babe 8ebiier
for BET.
On Mosie Data ON set Spi16 af
sntriger, iom bleb lagt om Mmerifa
! at @eiiere1s @genter, fin6es l1ben,
rigsoepartemet1tets Mrfib, inobefattet
n3enrigsn1iniiter 3immermanns
flobfe6e Soribg paa at faa iitano ct
Gorbuno mellem Merico og SSapan
moo 6e Gorene6e Stater. Dette og
andre autofratiife Dremne bifte |
bpilfen @etning De tpife Maner git.
De CAB ogiaa &rpiioent @ilion ben
Mnle6ni11g, font ban mort bill gribe
til at biie, bDorfor Nmerifa lite fo1t
unoerbanoIe genffabeligbe6 nteo
EDflano, ioalpnge @eiferen regierer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30

quit. Granife gropper panot SOB
fafte i ben lD0gltlige Gel lnf Apoco1rt-
ifopen poa ben gitIige 8reo al Men-
ie,: 11pr geroun, erflereoe Gagens Of
fieiene Rapport, 9funot garnogne-
Ut lamme Mf1nit trangte oe Jig IND
/ sen iDolige Gel af 8Den. Oilers,
tilfgie6e Mapportel,, ublep oe tGtte
Masier, oer bleb faitet fremoper
Sffenlipert,. tilbageflooet meo blooige
Sab. Sc fronlfe Sab bar 1tore."
2onbon Ben 236e Mugu1t. rs SC
ii6ite tire Tiger bar be gntente-allie,
rebe paa 8eltfronten taget 25,0OO
Sanger, og iioen ben Bite Suli bar
Sc tager $4,000 Sanger, " oplplte Sc,
neralmaior Maurtce, @bef for un'
0erretningsbureauet, ioag.
Berlin (pia 2on6on), 236e Slut
quit. ,fargate, @absgate og Goper
blep beloig bombaroeret fra 2uften,
erflereoe en- officiel 8eretning ioag.
Bi tabte to 9(eroplaner; 6ienoen
efp 10 Be brittle srneeri 6el=
ten; =. Slug. (Af @illiam 8btlip
Simms). 4ano6ierne fortiatte meb
at bamre moo Gems ibag og bug al
8i6er Der og ser. S Mattens 2sb
abancere6e be oper Sernbanen / 8D=
en- og erobre6e en- 2gbegrap 1000
Dar6s fra ielpe Stationen. Sen par
ful6 al. 6rpbte Spifere. Man meote
noloiom Mobitan6 for boert 9fri6t
set pun6ne 9err9n.
Baris ben 25oe Mngl1it. Ober=
ligere Sre1ngang opnaaeoes 6rant,
RIGGS fornpe6e Offeniip / @eronn>
of1nittet nor6enfor @et, 3O4 /i6ag,
1nel6te Ben officielle &apport.
v0i ftorme6e tre tDife Sorlparsz
perfer," erfl9reoe &rigs6epartemen=
tet. uSSgaor tog ri 450 1tiaarebe to-
ife Sanger"
Om 4an1pene an6re Ste6er flyer
9fopporten: rs 8elgien, rl1nbt 8ir=
icboote, bar Ser poloiom 9lrtilleriilo.
S ct. Nnentin og Hantbeon foretog
Trnnlfmen6ene belbige Streiftog og
tog Sanger. 8aa 6eioerne Gbam-
pogne por Mrtilleriet 8irfiombeo
paa begge Siber."
Sorfetfes paa 2hen sibe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-30
10000 &anaoiere bil blipe 4

10000 &anaoiere bil blipe ,1b-
fommanberet. 8innipeg ben 286e
Muguit. Dber 10000 1111ge Mnno,
Ser Ct tagt1e ! gana6ns f6rfte l16frib-
ming, bill bIibe 1lofomn1a1oeret i1nor-
gen, sSfglge gfterretninger fra Ot-
tatpn bill gano6os @eneralguberngr,
&ertuge,1 al Deponfbire, l,noerfribe
noifribningsb sbille11 i6ag.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
Caughren Theatre t.
THURSDAY.


"The Girl Who Won Out, This
play shouldA interest: both sexes; the
men who like to see. what "a girl
really could amount to and the women,
who wonder this girl has; "'some-
thing of the same ambitions they
have and how she went about it, to
succeed. 60
- -" FRIDAY. '.>''
!. A Metro called '"The Millionaire's
Double" It would be a wonderful and
grand sensation to be a millionaire's
double. 1. Think Of, how much *of a
fling one could have on. the 6ther
fellows credit, before the game. was
up. This film will, have all the sensa-
tions registered for you. a.; a. !
II, SATURDAY r', =
The usual Pathe weekly, Which is.
fast becoming Indispensable and
"The Empress" Having never had
the good fortune to meet an empress
and not expecting to meet one after
the war eliminates everything but
presidents and presidents wives, we
will never be prepared to elucidate ion
what such a picture should be. If the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
First Methodist Church.
"The Friendly Church.1

Morning worship and sermon 10 80;
Bible school (excellent teachersJ at
12M. Epworth League, a live society
for young men and women, meets
every Sunday $50 p. m. Evening wor-
ship 7:3O. Interesting topics and
splendid music are some of the fea-
lures of the. evening service.rA warm
welcome is extended to all who at
tend. REMEMBER. it is "The Friend
ly Church" Prayer and Bible study
on Wednesday evening at 1880. I
shall expect a large number of men to
be present at this service. FRANCIS
Boone Pastor. III -
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
Pay of Surgeon In Ancient Times.

High honorariums were paid surgeons
in ancient times. When Darius, the
son Of Hystaspes, sprained his foot
Damocedes was called in, another sur
geon OF renown having failed to effect
cure DamOcedes was successful,
and the king introduced the doctor to
the ladies of the court. The ladies
filed vase of gold with money and
precious pearls, which slave was Or
dered to carry to the doctor.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
Zion Lutheran Church.
Sunday school at o:45; English SER
vices at 7:3O.
Church of the Good Samaritan.

Special Thanksgiving, services will
be held at the Episcopal church on
Thursday morning at ten o'clock with
hymns, anthem, and sermon approp-
riate for the occasion. Let everyone
heed our Presidents call and keep
the day with prayer and thankfulness
for all Gods gifts and mercies to us.
Regular services next Sunday:
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Holy
communion at 1890 a. m. Evening
prayer and address at 1880 p. m.
Arthur Goodger, Rector. 30:
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

empress turns out to be merely girl
who winds the world around her finger
and not real empress, with her
crown and robes of ermine and ladies'
in waiting We'll be mad.
SUNDAY.
It's a Bluebird sand what more can
be said than eff it's a Bluebird it
must be good"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
DEATHS IN OSAKIS.

Mrs. Brown, mother of the Brown
Brothers of Osakls died Monday
night, Nov. 26, at er home there. No
particulars have been reported, but
the Herald hopes to give a more ex-
tensive account later. Mrs. Brown
was very well known around Sauk
Centre, as she and her husband were
pioneer settlers near here.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

TAKEN UP-There came to my
place on the south edge of Sauk Cen
tire (the Lyman Kells place. Friday,
Nov. 9, bay mare, weighing about
1900 pounds. Owner can have. same
by proving property and paying costs.
w. S. Engle. 24-26.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
AMONG, THE. CHURCHES.
Congregational Church.

i'SASSotAOhol SuuICus
Rev. G.: S. Sparkes commences on
Sunday rfext the second year q Of + his
pastorate at tile Congregational
church. At the morning service he
will review the past years work and
outline plans for the future.
Morning service at 10000.
, Sunday school at s11:3O. :~.t +
: Vesper SERVICE at 5:15. Subject:
"Demas, the Deserter." ..-@. - .
Young Peoples Pilgrim League at
7:3O. Leader Mr.. Glenn Cooper. Subj
ject 4The First Thanksgiving Day"
Visitors welcomed at all services.
There will be a Thanksgiving SER
vice at the Congregational church on
Thursday, Thanksgiving day at 7:3O
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-Splendid 160 acre
farm in Ashley township. Will be
priced right and purchaser will be
given most advantageous terms. In.
laice of Alan Vessey, owner. Sauk
Centre. 18n
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
SCHOOL FUND APPORTIONMENT.
/. Iudependent School District Town
SAITH Centre Receives -$2,52f.66" -
From Fall Division.

The division of the. school funds
have been made, and. the. various
school districts in the county will
draw $35,467.sS. There are 9,OO2 pu-
pills enrolled in the public schools.
and each draws $3.49 for the district
such student attends. In the division
st. Cloud is credited with LOSS schol-
ars and secured $4,O77.9O; Sauk Cen
tire $2,52I69; Paynesville, $1,162.3e;
Clearwater $90.e2, and Melrose $751;
%. The division among the other
a;r%r;c+c &c. go .
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-I have Jersey bulls
old enough for service; also Chester
White male hogs; all with registra-
ton papers, at Farmers Prices. F. E.
Dodge. 1926.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

! The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Sauk Valley Rural
Telephone company will be held at
the Commercial Club rooms, Sauk
Centre at one o'clock p. m. on Mon
day, Dec. 8, 1917. Election of directors
and transaction of all other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.-Erick Frosberg, Sec.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
FOR SALE-Pure bred Emden
geese. Phone No. 80, call 8. Aaron F.
Bosshardt, Sank Centre, Mimi, 26-27

Wanted by understandable aged
lady for housekeeper. Philip Nord-
niger, Melrose, Mimi, box 268 "a If
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-The old Eugene Irish
farm of 200 acres on the Melrose road
is for sale at bargain. Inquire of
Chas. Houghton. 23-tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
Classified Want Ads

FOR SALE-Classy roadster auto
good as new, electric lights and start
er. Will trade for hay or stock. Call
at Herald office for information. 26 1t
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE OR RENT-Seven
room house, basement, barn and two
otis; snap if taken quickly. 11s
blocks southeast of Irish Catholic
church. Inquire of Central Minnesota
Power and Milling Co. 1928
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

FOR SALE-Forty acres in Birch
dale township. The first person
bringing me purchaser for some who
completes the deal will receive COM
mission of 800. VIM. Bosacker. 1928
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

Mrs. c. M. Long, wife of a prom
inent physician cied at her home,
Monday night. Death resulted from
an over dose of morphine. y
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29

in the evening. Rev. Sparkes will
preach on the subject of "Thanksgiv-
ing in the time ofaa.Waf."s Let this
invite you to be present.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-11-29
MARKET REPORT.

Corrected Wednesday Nov. %, 1917.
.(Subject to Market Fluctuation.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-25
Germany Suffers
From Shortage
Of Clothing
Substitution Fails to Relieve
Condition Which Is
Becoming Acute

Germany 10 suffering severely from
the shortage Of wool and cotton. In
formation obtained from German off,
cial publications and from the German
press and compiled by "The Labour Ga
zette," Of London, indicates that much
CT the clothing now worn throughout
Germany, including military uniforms,
Is made from materials diluted in vary
ing degree with substitutes such as
paper yarn and cellulose, the warmth
and wearing properties Of which are
doubtful as compared with materials
spun, woven or knitted wholly from
wool and cotton.
The fact that Germany has been cut
of during the war from some Of the
principal markets to which she exported
textile manufactures has helped to
some extent to relieve the serious crisis
in her textile trade caused by the stop
page Of her imports Of textile raw ma
terials from abroad. The German gov
eminent has nevertheless found it nee
essary to adopt various measures for
economizing stocks of both the raw ma
terials and the manufactured products
of the textile industry in order to in
sure a sufficient supply for naval and
military needs, and by these measures
the textile and clothing industries have
by degrees been brought under practi-
cally complete government control.
The German government took cogni-
zsnce of the need Of conservation in the
matter Of textiles when the war had
been in progress little more than a
year. In October, 1915, the first steps
were taken to find substitute raw ma
terials. Subsequently all stocks of
clothing and materials were requi-
sitioned. A little ltter came govern
ment DEGREES fixing the amount of
clothing TO be issued to individuals and
prescribing the maximum length of
dress for women and children. A
stock-taking Of the country's clothing
supplies in 1916 showed that still
greater economy would have to be en-
forced, and consequently q long list of
articles Of clothing was brought under
the ticket system. The old clothes bust
ness was transferred TO the government
authorities. In recent months a series
Of drastic regulations have been made
fixing an absolute maximum Of wearing
apparel for all men, women and chill
dren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-25
Active Securities
Stocks


Obseryance Of Liberty Day, which re-
duced the xr,ding session to two hours,
and a seven storm, which interrupted
communication with this centre COM
bined to limit dealings on the STOCK
Exchange yesterday to slight proper
tons. the turnover barely aggregating
100000 shares.
Bears availcd themselves OF these
conditions to renew their attacks
against various issues, concentrating
upon the rails, probably because of the
unfavorable returns for August report
al nv the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Union Pacific was under most severe
pressure, falling almost points, to
117Y, its lowest price in several years.
Other Pacifcs, grangers, coalers, cot
ton carriers-in fact the general trans
portation division-lost / to points,
with many new minimums for the cur
rent movement.
Shippings were almost the sole feat
ures of strength, scoring extreme ad'
vances Of to 21a points, virtually all
of which were retained. Utilities were
again unsettled, few gas shares rally
ing from their recent depression, while
others. notably local fractions. added 1
to 2 points to losses Of the early week.
Short covering in the final trading
effected recoveries Of as much as a
point in some Of the leaders, United
States Steel closing at slight loss
after having fallen almost a point
Bonds followed the trend of stocks,
manifesting further heaviness in in
dustrals and utilities. Liberty Sl1s
were again tho outstanding feature at
1913 to 1882.
United States bonds told issues)
were unchanged on call.