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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Die sleftriihen Pbinomene Ia
epie'SjOro in NOrwesen.

Gin aeRiiier Serr q. aina ipri9i
iid in ber Utonarfdrift ~I'ditrruomit'
iitsr bi. msteoroIosIden YbiHpmen.
in ben Grotten Jlor1pesens aus, ppr'
nsbmIid ober ba, no fi1 Der beriibm'
te gslfen bss apfe iyiOrbs bsfinbst.
uro msint, Oh beHielben nidt stIpu
sIsttriIns gntIabungen i'm grbinnsru
gu @runbe Iden9 Das Dorgebirss
bss apie 5jorb nduli4 bieht einsn
iplbrbuft srfhredtnbsn glnblid Dur.
Inter bsm SO. greitesrab, IN gerirasr
@ntierruna BON Sufen pcn Stapans
Ger, 6ffntt iid bieftr Wesrssurm, 40
aiIpmetsr lang unb eiHseidaht.It 5fpis
fftn 5lpei jdb abfaIIenben, minbeftms
] Eilomeier boben yelStpGnben. Dsr
erite Ge.mann, ipeIter iih nit ieis
n.m Tdbr5eus In bic rubissn. i9tpars
ssn Ttuikn oielsr S6ludt tpaste,
!onnie itoenfoIls mir nit sinan ses
ipiHsn Grdufsn poripdrts bringeH uHb
ntubie fi6 bel jeber ariimmune fraam,
Of ni6i pl6blid cine geipsnftise
Str.denseeitaIi iih Doc ibm empors
rsder rno ibn nneriHIen fperbe. llnb
btuts noG tam Der GinbriHeltng in
bisisn Wleerss Guepab, iporin bie
alisu iebenfoqs ben Gintritt CUR Doll
le erbIidt hnben ipiirben, iin eiues aes
trifm 9efiibls bon lln1simIi6ssit
niti entffiaesn.
gldf. Der Binb bon Giiboiten nit
SeIiisi,it, 70 bub ii4 befsn St5bs in
b,r uneebeusnn Gpalie bes abfes
ffiorb rerfdnsen, 70 Dermehrt EN- in
bic Grfdwinung tretsubes, fstiaines
Weisor tns fur9tbar Wiaisitdtiids
Der gcene. Wtan iiebt aIsbdnn in
rin,r Sobt bon 500 Wehn iiber BEN
WaieripiseeI unb in ungefGbr Slpei
Oritteln Der 6cbe bsr I'M Siiben Der
goIfutiinbuns auff.is,nben Trls.
fronb ron 3eit Az 3eit sirsn gIiss
iiraM aus beu idtparsen 6eIfen bsrs
poridisben. Der iid nusbtbnt, fidb ipise
Ser sridmmsnsitbt, nm fit dbermdls
aassubebntn unb Don rsuem suiams
n,Hsusiehen, Bis er itf3 fdlisbIit ols
iomstnriiasr 2itttitref perIiert, b<bor
er Die r6rblife FeIsDnnb erreidyt bat.
Ser 8libffrohI ihreitst. iib Ipirolar.
tp brebenb. bonp6rts unh sbsn biffs
Trsbbetpeaung III ss. peider bic
itsintaren ausbebrunsen unb 3u.
fammen5iebuna ots 8libss ibr Gnts
iiefen rerbdutsN. S6neg aufsinanbsr
folgslbs. an Gepuit sunrhmsnbs
TonneriGIGgs finn pernsbnbar, bepcr
Der giih aug Der Sslswdub berDpr
fdisbi. iusIdsn tin sstpnItiger DOHs
nsrfdIna. Der in InngdnbauerItben
gGp OH ben asISipdnbsrn Der eneen
RssrssffIu&t suridseprrfsu pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Gin 8ettleriabriiamt.. ;.

DAB ridtise, erioIg brinsenoe 9et
telei eire iorInIid)e stlinit iii, beipeir
len Die inuner ipieoer ausaebobeiier
SettIernIeiiier, IN 6enen inter 2ltn,l
ben peritedt eritaunIide @oIos uni
@eldhdse 8udrgeIo imo @eribpal
pierre .5iltage sef6rSert peroen, BIZ
bitdftdblid 5uiaInueugebeiteIt iuoren
@eiperbsinabiee gettler nebmen OH
einen .1ettIerfiirius" ourh, bepor iie
ibr @eid,dft iu Der SeifelnIid,feii
ausiibeH. England beiaf efipa Dor
5ebn Sabren cine ipitematiIde geit.
IerihuIe unb siabrit in !padiiep, pu
elm pfiffiger. Observation-Disclosures.
tant ieiu bIiibenSes 0eid,ift betrie6
er HadJte bafiir cine aiisgeoebnie se.
fIune. Gin SSolnuaIiit itattete ibnl
emit einen geiud) ab uno mar bon
beiien aimit ilnb gielfritiafeit, aaitz
bIiitigfeit un6 Se6lnf iiberraift. ,srl
einer 8ierteIitluibe bate ibn ser
D1eiiier In einen beinitIeibnngspiirpis
gen @ettler neripanoelt, Der nit ScI5s
beiH etndugis uno aefiibrt BON einenl
|breiiierfsn Suno, iih oas 5bemietbal
biitaiif bis Binoiur ourdbettelte unb
babel aht Sdillinse uno einise
genee ,.inod,te".
9er @eftIerfabrifant periiigte iiter
ale MitteI mo @erGibjd,oitcn, Inn
einen ariippei por5litdi,idleu. er err
tbeiIte llnterrid,t. auf benz Siel5ilB
81 geben ooer ben arm 70 seid,idt uns
ter oeiH Aud Su Derbsrsen. pie elm
Ginariniger. Or tiebte ieinen Silent
zen BfIaIter nui Die Sailt iitlo benlnIte
fie, I'M sinen ausidlag 3u uiartirrn
Or itellte ben .9Iinben" oreiiirte
Sunbe sur 8eriiiaung. bic ibren bets
teincen Ssrrn funoig orrf be Siras
BEN fiibrien. Den lDeibIidleH 8ettelns
ben Iieb er neine ssfnoer. bem oic
ssiBber tiIben bel Sen StraBeubett
IsyH iuurler Elm eIIpfebIensweribcs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07
Gbirursiiae 1ebanbluns Der
Sdwinbindt.

Der optraiipsn e6irursis id3sini
ftut3uiass fsin Gsbisi 1nsbr un5u'
sdnsIi6 gu jsin. ST io9 in neusfsr
3tit icgar bas psripunbsts 9erS init
teitem erfoIs stndbt iporbsn, 9luts
asrinitl aus btr2unseni4lasaber ents
iernt porpsu. 60 tonnie es au9 niht
ausbIsiben, bab man Der Sdpinb,
iud. in seeisnstsn Gdlln dirurgii6
81 leibe siHs. Dsnn ii9 iemunb cine
perlebung Der gruitpano 3usiebt, bic
Bis 5ur 2unss rsihi. 10 iintt bisTe.
tie Dcrtsr unter neg ltiDem Druid In
he cine 4dIfte bes 8ruitraums iufts
tift sinsepnbt mar. traft ibrer Glas
iiisita: auriid. iis i6nurrt 5uiammsn.
90 IN naiiirlid bitie 2unsenbdIfts
ciim aihmm nidt msbr tausli9.
Wan bate nun bic erfabrung sts
nn4t, bab pi,fer 3uiianb (pnsumos
tborar) 5ufillis aus ireenD ipeIhem
grunbs enttanbsn, auf cine tubtrius
lois 2unse siinitis uirit,. Wan fiibrte
i'm besbaIb iiiuiili6, b. 3. opsratip
herbei. unb ionnis nun in geeigustsn
Jdller ourh bic 70 st5,ust. p6lIipe
Rubt einsn bsilenbsn GinfIuB oui
bqs eriraniis Orsan cuAiibu. GiHs
,peite Operation s,bt bon aubersn
acknowledgement aus. Wan ipsiB, bab
bel pisIeH Msuidsu. bic sur Sdpinbs
in5t reissn, bic sriis Rippe beibtrs
isits in ibrsm Wa9aibum 5uriids
bleibt unb por,sitis modern nit BEN
9rufttein psrlpGdf. go iommt ss gu
tinsr Raumb.ihraniuHs in ben guHs
eenfpissn uno su elmer mausslbaftsH
8sntilation brisIben bsi Der Mtb.
mung.
9ts9aIb tam man oui ben Gsbaus
Ten. bieie mippeu optraiip 5u mpbilis
iirtu unb on Der Werna4iungsisue
ein S!iid 5u sntirrnsn. 4uf bsm bisss
iabrissn Gbirursenionsrsb purb,
sum stiitu Dale iiber sKjt Operation
asIproftn unb bon eiIissH erfreulis
den grfoIssn bsridiet. 4nbanaspeiie
mag nod sin brities 9trfabren ,r.
rdbn' iptresn, oaa. rem aud ni6i
oreratip. 10 bod 6irursiit III. Ssit
fnr5em III bos Bierits glutItauungs,
perfqtren aud bel Der 9unssntabertus
Ioie angeipenbet tporbea. 0as prin3ip
s.iisltsn beitebt bslanntlit barin,
oab bur4 Sauss Obsr G.auunssDir.
iuns Der gIuisuflub su BEN trtrans.
ten Organ ssitsis.rt pirb. Bel Der
guHes III man babel IN ber Weiie Dor.
sssanssn. bab man cine GIods iibsr
UlunD unb Rafe ssitiiIpt linb bisi,lb.
nit ollie bon 0ummi Iuftbitt ansss
pnbt bat. Sisis aunssniausmaste lit
nun tsrartis toHitruir.. baB bic guss
nfbmuns frsi srfolsen fam, fpdbrsnb
aurb WsntiIe bsm Ginfir5men Der
tuft in bic auHss Elm Dibsritanb sss
lebt ~. JnfoIsebeHeH miro Der 6eim
etnatbmeu i'm 9ruiitorb INNER id3on
oorhanbene nsgaiiDs Druid asfteiarrt
nHb 10 Elm Dermsbrtes 5initrSmen bon
Slut Hdd Der 2uuss bsf0rbert, mas
sur Stiluns tubersaIoi.r Serbs 10
ishr HStbis III.
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sisbdnaeId5iI6 bes eienos. Sunbe
iino fiitoer ipurSen ouf z09e ober
Stiiitbrn pergeben cher pcrpodAet.
sir feline gsiibefpultirg lief iid Der
geitlerfabrifoiit gut bejnbIeu. Gr
pcrInnaie cinen beiiinuuiteu Nro3ent.
iab ocs tdaIiden gcttIereiufomlIIleus,
cocr er lieb iih ailf eiuinaIige gers
giitinIg, ulrter llinitditoeu aud arf
eiIIe Ab5dblung eilL Die idriftIid bes
iiinrIiIf ipurbc. Zen Iettftips 1T oas
@eiperbc fold, zines @ettIerfabrifon'
ten Dnufia befannt, cbne oab iie ibn
oas Sanowerf 5n Icgeu fpogen, ans
5iifdt Dor Der Rade Der san5en getts
IerdiIoe.
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bseItittt. es mod,t bisIsr I@autrlih
ipunpsrbdrs gcrgdHa ben Ginbrud.
als ipenn i'm annsrn bes iolpHnlsn
Ueiteins cine 8dtterit psrborssn ipas
ye, fptld,t irstnb eins uniidtburs Gafes
matts bsr ssssniiberIiegsubsn Wouer
toubarbirtt. ~aGbt ii4 biefss feIts
fame Uitttor nift stfpa auH burH elm
in 8ranb esratben Der 2uft ertldrtn1,
frast aino, .ober peIh aItDers llrfdhe
mag bsmislbsn susrunbt liessng"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-07

Die Stimmuns com eritsn Bis slE
3ebntsn Glaie.

Gin Rtiitnber fommt Ju tintm @ts
fadftsmanu in SsnneHes, btH Ct esr1
dIs Sunbtn gstpinneH u04fs. Gg
preif ibm Isins Darsn iri alIsn 1ous
nrten unb nit jsner llebrreblnJss
tunit an, bic bic b0dfts Sugtnb stlss
guten Reijsnoep III - - uniionit.
sd braud,. nidts.~
9nmit gibi ii6 Der Reifenbe ni.bt
5ufrisbsn, er mare siH bsr5Ii9 i4,ed,
ter @tiddftsmnnn, iptnn er'b tbdtt.
alber neil Ct ein gutter Gei4dftsmann
If. Isnit sr bas @siprdd auf aII3:s
meins 9inst; er er3iblt Dibe, er5dplt
abentsu.r aus Ieinem ReiftIebtn nnb
trpdbni babel 5ufdaig. baB Ct picl IN
-Isras ssreifi isi.
.Sn syas2' iraet Der Ulann Don
5epnshss. .5n psl1em 9hsile con
1eras2'
pJn aaufmnn GountD.1
.Was sic nift idgsn! asnnsn Sis
bort pisneidt siH.u sstDiNtn 5ohH
Wiaiams2"
yRa, b5ren Sie, i6 iperbt ms.nsn
alim 5reunb Sobn nibt fennen! Das
III ia nsin dltsiisr uno better Urennb.
so? gDie Helm bod bic Weit III:
Der Spbn III msin guuber."
.Ri9i bi. M5gliftsii!- risf snts
siidt Der Reiimb,. Sic, ou iniiHsa
mir ioiort barauf trinien.@ Die aii'
forberuns fano bel Dem Rsiisn 'en
ponItss @sritinbnib unb unesibsillsn
gsifau. limb Fe singsn uno tranisn
ems.
.g,ie ssbt's Nm bem Sobn9 Slbs
ianss ntdts Don ibm gt60rt.4
Nd, es ssbi ibm fOfp.it gang gut
.Ri9t,n Sis ibm eiuen 0ruB oor
mir aus, psun Sic pisber Ha4 aaufs
man GouHtp tommtu. Sassu Sls
ibm, bab mir bier miisrabIe 3:it.u
baben, bab idj bis iiber bic Sbrsu III
S6ulosR iieds unb Hidt ein nod via
-rpeib. Wsnn sr mir belfsn pin, ion ,r
fi9 nidt Ianss bsiinnen. i9 ianu'a 9ss
rabe iset gut brau9.H."
unb lie tranisn nod sius unb nod
rims uub beim fiiHftsH 4Iaie fling be-
WaaHn ipisber DON ieintm Hruber on:
.aiebsr 5rsl,nb, psnn Sic uisber nla
Raufman GouHtp iommen, iasen S:s
meinsm @ruoer, Is ssbe mir gang Ie,bs
lid unb bic @srbdItniifs bshtrtsu i,d
nah uno Ha4, iDeHH audi uo1 mandrs
su tuiini6eu iibris iei."
8eim asbntm GIais uuarmts .r esH
ReiisHb.n elm iibsr oas oHbre D!ai
uub bemtrtte:
-gruosrber5, sriibs mir ben SOhn
rsdt hr5iid unb ias ibm, tpeun 81
iDas brauai, fou CT usi9's ipifsn lcis
len -. auf stlibe 9auIenbt tommt
mfrs nidt an; ia baBs ia Oa5u unD
i3IiebIidb tit er bod msin Brrbsr."
Der Rsifsnbe sos naiiirIit nit ti-
mem isbr anisbnli9en auftraa ab lnb
iesnste i'm Stillm ben Bruber Sasn
in kaufman Gounip -. ben sr III
foinem sanSen asben ME asisbsn beits.
4ber bas nddii. Wsal ipirb sr Jpn BE-,
fu6en unb oIs better syreunb bss Snis
bsrs in 1enneiie, AUDI Jpn ais auEseH
geiuiuneu.
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SerI.sea. gesHsr Oes bsntidrn
llnterrihts.

Gs III faf. beIuitissno gu bsObadtsn,
Die Die @egEer oes beuti9sn llutsrs
ri6ts ii9 aus ibrsn WiDerfprii6si.
heraus5uiDinbeH Oerfu6eu. Sie fDns
neu utdt befireitsu, bag Osr 8egriff
ber 8iIbuug mil Der &suntHib oer
oeutfheH Spra6e untreaHbdr prs
fniipft tit. Sn 5Olee beifsn tuerDsn
9riinbs poreebra9t. bic b09if 6iafcl@
Zig finb. Gin geiipiG bterf;ir fiHs
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WidtfaG.

Blrasrmsifier: anitait bic Derbdh.
tiss 3ieeunsrborbe 5u ibsripahsa.
joIlisn sic iid ben san3eu Yornittal
an bsm Observation-Disclosures hss eutiaas
senea ptfen bss Shnxlserbdusrn bee
t6eiIisi bdb<nq1
OrtspOlissI; -gsa. bsi sss isbiasu
Tlsig4prsiisu7s
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Penalty of the Peach.

The Egyptians appear to have been
acquainted with what Is commonly
called prussic acid, the most deadly OF
poisons. 1t Is held that they distilled it
from certain plants and trees. notably
the peach. In the Louvre there Is an
ancient Egyptian papyrus from which
the following has been deciphered:
Pronounce not the name Of l. A. O..
under the penalty Of the peach" This
has been supposed to be a death warn
ing to those who might be tempted t.
reveal mysteries In connection with the
religious rites Of the priests.
The Romans probably learned Of prus-
sic acid from the Egyptians. History
has It that In the reign OF Tiberius 1
Roman knight accused OF treason drank
poison and Immediately fell dead at
the feet Of the senators. a significant
circumstance. inasmuch a. no other
poison has the almost instantaneous
eject Of prussic acid.
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Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution issued ont of and
under the seal o: the Circuit ConrI
in and for the county % Turner. and state of
South Dakota. upon u Judgment rendered and
docke:ed in the said conlt on the 18th day Of
January. A. ID. 1917. in an action wherein /. II.
Nawby. as treasurer of Turner County. $. d.,
plaintiff, and sam Hnneon. defendant, in favor
OF the sald plaintiff and ngainet The said defend
art. for the sum Of fifty SIX dollare and fifteen
cents (Sa6.lol. which execution was directed and
delivered 70 me as sheriff IN and for the said
county OF Grant | have this 25th day OF January
1917, levied upon all the rlpht, title and interest
Of the said defendant In and to the following
described personal property towit: One Brown
Mare, weight l40 lbs, six Years old name
Daley.
Notice is hereby given, that |, the undersigned
az sheriff As aforesaid, will cell the above de-
scribed personal property to the highest bidder
Tor cash ~ public auction. at the front door of
the pct Office In the village of Twin Brooks. IN
the COUNTY ofGrant and State Of South Dakota,
on the 10Th day of February, A D.. 1917. at two
O'Clock Y. m. of that day. TO satisfy the aaid ex-
ecntlon. together with the interest and costs
thereon
Dated this 9th day Of February, A. -. 1917.
THDS. FINLEY,
fea-a Sheriff OF Grant County. 5 y
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wiring at ROshOlt this week.


r.. A. Watson and wife left this
week for the southern part Of the state.
Mrs. Rachel McCloskey died at her
home here early Friday morning from
heart disease. She has been in fail
ing health the past year. Deceased
was in the 18th year OF her age, she
leaves her husband, VIM. McCloskey
and " daughters, Mrs. Hilda Bohn
Of Twin Brooks, Mrs. Edna Lathrop
OF Miles City. Montana: three sons,
Roy of Mansfield 5 ID. and William
OF Oaks, N. d. and Edward Of Albert
Lea. Minnesota. one brother John
Mcdowell, WATERFOWL, al of whom
were present at the funeral. which
was held at the Nj. T. Church Sunday
afternoon and ipterment made in the
west cemetery. Rev Rinearson con-
Quoting the services. The man
friends Of the family extend their sym
pathv to the bereaved ones.
Mrs. Bonn and Mrs. Lathrop went
t, Twin Brooks Wednesday morning.
They were accompanied by their faith
er VIM. McCloskey and brother Roy
dcCloskey who will spend a few days
there before returning to their homes.
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Stockholm

NJ u;aln3,, E.I,v emma howe fro,,
N;nna,,,li. 49, Monde, 1, y,.;, i;
TO-. .ba,, ,;,,
800
'
~. meyer shipped q eafioau o.
ilogs TO SCUM ~ raul iaHt iue>oal.
MIR. \. g. Berg and MIR. I 4. Berg
were callers 10 MiI"ank lasl uesual.
he Wesley "eesoh iamliE arc
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FOUR POSTER BEDsTEADs.
4 Legacy From the Days When Psopls
Slept In Bokea.

0t0Pk III oORV0s
In medieval times. when life was
very insecure. 1t was usual for people
TO sleep on a bed which was surround
ed by sides OF boards with strong posts
at the four corners. These sides con
tanned sliding doors. which could he
fastened inside.
When men retired to rest they took
4 weapon with them. II attacked In
the night they were aroused by the
noise made by the crashing In Of their
wooden defense and We're able to de
fend themselves.
When the law became strong enough
to protect human life the sides of the
bedstead We're gradually dispensed
with. but the four posts remained. The
boXlike bedstead still survives In the
rural parts Of Scotland and Is almost
necessary where the earthen floors and
imperfect ceilings cause much damp.
Emily Bronte in "Wuthering Heights"
describes one OF these bedsteads in the
old mansions as forming a little clos
ct" Mr.. Lockwood, who had to sleep
III 1t. says. Il Slid back the panel sides.
got IN with my light, pulled them to
rether again and felt secure.'-London
Standard.
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ia and under the care Of DR.. Flett. is
out of danger.
VIM. Raeble was ~transacting bus
mess at Milbank Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. White OF Will
mot we're over Sunday visitors at the
Geo. White home.
Mrs. Guy Ginther who has been
visiting at the Pete Ginther home for
the past five weeks left saturday for
her home at Lemon, S. d.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Wilde were Mil
bank callers Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Benting
on Saturday, Feb. 10, a boy
Mrs John Peterson and son who
have been visiting at the home Of the
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death Of Albert Surfing, Jan. p, at
the home Of his parents in Monona,
Iowa. from paralysis. he was form
erly q resident Of Summit.
Oliver Fosness resumed work at
the depot as operator on the night
force. Mrs. Fosness and Ed. Saw
idge are conducting the store busi-
ness.
Mrs. Howard Houghton Of Bristol
spent Friday and Saturday with her
sister Mrs. Jake Schad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Matteson OF
Twin Brooks took in the band con-
cert here and visited with friends oven
Sunday
G. }. Strike has been doing some
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Summit

w. D. steel Of Watertown spent
Saturday aud Sunday here with
friends.
G.. G. Mogen late OF Bristol called
on friends here Sunday.
The band concert given Friday
night showed much improvement over
the previous one, and the supper Civ
en- by the ladies for their benefit, net
ted them a neat sum toward the pur
chase of their uniforms.
Word was received here of the
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Corona

Sheriff Finley was a caller in town
Wednesday.
Hans Bundtze was a Milbank cal
Ter Wednesday.
JOhn Soger was visiting ut Milbank
Wednesday.
RObt Ferler and John SchOer were
SissetOn callers Monday.
Mrs. Ray Thyme arrived Wednes
day from Iowa. W. understand they
will move on the Chas. Nelson farm
The little. year and a half old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Buttke, who
has boon seriously i'll with pneumon-
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4 Poor Presa Aoent.

Max O'Rell was exceedingly popular
AZ a lecturer. and the way in which
his mother viewed the suggestion that
her son should take to the platform il
worth repetition. She wrote to him
from the native village which she had
v left for more than a day to say
that she did not think appearing before
audiences to be reputable business, and
when he replied that he had decided to
do 1t and had signed a contract to that
effect the dear old lady wrote back
that she was still his loving mother
and that she would tell no one II the
village about II.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-16
Notice to Creditors,
State of South Dakota,

State of South Dakota,
County OF Grant.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Benjamin w.
Van Dnzer, deceased
Notice ls hereby given by the Undersigned, E..
II. Benedict, administrator Of the estate Of
Beni1min w. Van Dnzer. deceased, TO tue credi-
itors Of. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to EXHIBIT them, with the
necessary vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, TO the said +.
Ill. Benedict. ut .he Merchants National bank
building, in MilbAnk. in the county of Grant
in the state of Snnth Dakota.
Dated January 22d, 1917.
f. II BENEDICT.
AdministrptOr Of the Eer ate OF
Benjamin W. Van Duzer, Deceased
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-16

formers parents the past five weeks
left Thursday for Minneapolis.
Middletown transcript., 1917-09-22
Large Vote In Talbot.

Easton.-The Democratic primary
election passed off in Talbot county
very quietly, and considering that the
farmers and oystermen are very busy
a comparatively large vote was polled
and there was no friction in any oi
the precincts between any of the can,
didates or their supporters.
The following is the total vote OF
the different candidates in all of the
IA precincts of the county.
For Senator-Edwin G. Cover, 763 !;
James A. Stewart, 455.
For Member of the House of Dele
gates - H. Wrightson Dawson, 1865;
Robert James Dawson, 781; W. W.
Slaughter, 750; S. M. Whitley, 494.
For Sheriff-Jesse' A. Delehay, 1856;
Samuel E. Price, 1853; Oliver H. Ridg
away, 1876.
For County Treasurer = Henry P
Turner, of Easton, had no opposition
For County Commissioner Samuel
]. Sewell, of Mcdaniel, had no opposi'
ton.
Middletown transcript., 1917-09-22
GREAT MOTOR READY
Notable Achievement of Ameri-
can Engineers
AIRPLANE BUILDING BEGINS
Produced BY Combined Skill OF a
Score OF Engineers Who Pooled
Trade Secrets Will
Begin Soon.

Washington. - The Liberty Motor
the airplane engine upon which the
United States is relying to establish
| definite air supremacy over the Ger
mans over the battlefelds of France,
has passed it's final test and is COM
plete and gratifying success, Secretary
Baker announced.
In a fifteen-hundred-wo announce
ment, Secretary Baker told how the
best brains and business of American
motordom had contributed its secrets
and achievements to the government
to produce the Liberty Motor, which is
to carry the thousands of American
airplanes over Germany.
Probably the war has produced no
greater single achievement" the state
ment says, and relates for the first
time the story of the design and con-
struction of the new motor which has
added thrilling chapter to American
engineering records.
Secretary Baker says the motor is
now the main reliance of the United
States in the rapid production in large
numbers of high-power battle planes
for service in the war"
"In power, speed and serviceability
and minimum weight" he continues,
"the new engine invites comparison
with the best that the European war
has produced. The engine was brought
about through the cooperation of more
than a score of engineers, who pooled
their skill and trade secrets in the war
emergency"
For obvious reasons specifications
of the motor, details of it's perform
ance under test and arrangements
made for its production in quantity are
withheld. In conclusion, however, Mr..
Baker says:
Progress has already been made
toward organizing the industry for
the manufacture of the new machines
and deliveries will begin in a COM
paratively short time"
Back of that announcement stands
the fact that American aviators in
high-powered American-built machines
will begin to appear in large numbers
on the fighting lines early next year
Secretary Baker coupled with his
announcement formal request to the
press of the country to refrain from
publication of any information regard
ing the Liberty Motor other than that
included in his statement.
Middletown transcript., 1917-09-22
Prince Georges Result.

Upper Marlboro. - Result Of the
Democratic primary election in Prince
Georges county:
For Sheriff-Benjamin Ogle, of Mott
ingham.
For County Commissioner - George
W. Waters, of Laurel, and R. Lee Man
ming, of Piscataway.
For Delegate State Convention
Alan Bowie, Louis A. Griffith, ]. Simms
Jones, George M. Palmer and George
D. NJ Phelps.
In the Republican primary:
For Senate-Oliver Samuel MetZe-
rott, of Thillum.
For County Commissioner William
H. Duvall, of Melwood, and Charles
r. Ryan, of Seat Pleasant.
For Sheriff-W. Westby Bell.
For State Central Committees. G..
Coale, William J. Conway, William F.
d. Fenwick, Edward T. Shea and w.
Claud Smith.