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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

tomobiI, in ipslmem ie ii9 befonbsn,
hmsinfubr. Der 2otonloiioiiibrer o.s
3uaes, Serbsrt @ias aus Sort
2gdDne, Sno., fisl in Dbnmd4t. ela
bic aoailion srfolete. Dos autcmOi
BIZ purbs cine Sirsds bon 300 sur
geIdIsift, ehe IS benz Sei5sr sslaHg,
bic HoioMoiIos aH5ubdlien.
@Iepslanb, ObiO, II. 5pni.-
gine ;Trau unO Elm Andbe .Duroen All
Der Stsne setobist, pGbrenD pier dr'
here perionsn msbr ooer nIiaosr
I9ner perlsbt nuroen, als Elm Noasr
Der SDutbipeiiern Snternrban gahr
in Elm 9aItoutpmo6il bineiniaults. ID
fpel9em bic getreffsnbsn mi Sserifi
itanben, dus ibrem Camp am ebip.
pepd See ob3ufabren. Die @srur'
gliidien, idmmtli9 glepslan6er, iiH6;
sgrau Biliam O. 9aus, 40 Sahr,
aft. uno ibr IL Sabre oIisr So5r
9eoras iDuroen eet0biet uno NiaidH
u. gdus, Senrb Biss, 2trtbur 9ar.f
iofuie bic o9t Sabre uIie Glorn9'
9artb puroen DerleBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Mnfdae.

= Der 21idbrige 5snIt,rr.inissr
Wm. glnen groDn fam geitsrnabsnb,
nls er feline Do6nuns i'm 0rittsn Stot
bes 6aufes Ro. 305 gronbpap bstrss
ten poIIte, Sab sr isiueH S6IlFel
bersefien bate. Obne ii5 lang. gu be-
finnen, 6egab e 'iia an bus Gsnitsr
b.s aorribors, fiies burd baT.lbe IN
Der abii6t, bas Geriisr isinsr Mobs
nuna al err.i6en, fisl nbsr Bel benz
8erIud)e bies al thur cuf bic Strnbs.
Gr ipurbe 6efpubtlos auf5sboben uno
bur6 gatrolauto 2 nab BEN Stobts
boIpital se6ra6t, mo q iit beraus,
itsnte, bns .r einen Stdbel6ruh, eis
nsn gru9 bes rehter Grues unb 6eis
Der geine elitten bott,. 10 bab penig
Soffnung auf feiHs GisSer9srfeaunS
borbauben III.
- SufOlss b.s GrtslsiIsHs eires
ap6lenfpaagons, nuF bsm re ii4 be-
fanben, pisrben sefitrH abeu6 ssseu
nf,t lIhr Der 31iGbriee 9ugb SiubeI,
aublofp, an., .. 3. Ftus, 956 Dali
Lamb aoe., prirs Sir, g. iRtgss. Cub,
lotp, ap., unb 3. =. gfarbeI Elm
Deihenitellr, eberfaIs bon aublosD,
as., .rbebfth psrlet!. Die br.t Grfe'
rtn purb.n nod BEN Guten Sdmnrt'
Ter SoIpital ssbrad!, pdhrelo Der
a.btere fi5, ,nd4 5auie b,gsbsn trnnte,
- Gin gfutpmobiI, iiber peI6es
aureIid I'd fSuosro asferu 8ormtt'
taa an Der MeFt et9Ifsr Stru5., Sfpi'
ibeu Sotn unb Giinfteu StruBs BIZ
QcutroLe perIor, rorute ouf bad
srottoir urb traF ni6t rur ben po'
risiftsn Z. Gtrh oom L 9tfritt, ION
bern aid NOD oi, 22fdbria. GarbisI
9ulu Gilt, 5O7 Carlisle @penue
Gtubt fam mi. .ir,igen Suutu6i6ir-
funaeu bacon, frd5r,hb bic Gilt Der
art perlebt purb,, baB re naa BEN
Gtabtbofpitol ge6rr1t tperbeH mug
i.. iyrL Del Taosro ipurbe Dor oa1
Stabtneriht gitirt.
- I'm Der Clinton Sprirss goe'
ME unb R.uotrg Rodb tonibirttn &C.
Tern bic slutomobil. bes aholpb 81
mons, 249 TlapIs Strube, Doptou
en. urb bes glms 9arSTal bon
alms 6otd urb tpurben srbe6lt5 BE-
I6dbtat. Tie b.FOeu T1arr sntiareT
nit fei9te gsrl.snngeu.
- gei sirsr aoaiiiou 5lpH3eI
ben guiomobil.n bss 9. 8. 8rumn
RON Gpoamor., S1b. uub bes 9. y
WecGurran. 974 qarabrpme StraBs
bic ftb an Graroin unb Sorrer!f
gpob ereiquete, Uurben beioe Strait
suaaen befflbi9t NIB 9rirllnn, Der eel
anipoit albert $, TprriG als GTtr
aaft Sci fia batts, i4m,rsbGft perlesi
SRorrin iom nit rem S&reden oaooT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
.@sibIi4ss aabinsismii.

ST. petersburs. IL. Juui.
Ola qonbou, 18. 5uni. giit elmer
Qrbeiterbluie Enb siusm lsoernen
AIsiotrrod ansetbdn, itsIts ii9 am
Samitag bic 9rdfiH Sophie paniH
eiH, I'm ibr gtmt ais 6ilfsminiIier Der
0ffeniIiGen Doblfdbrt an3utreten, Ell
nem Department., oem in eriter Ginie
bic ainosrfiirIorgs iibsrtrngtn 1T.
Die 0rdfin III oas erIte Deibliae
&1biHetsmiteliso in Der MeltgeIfihs
te. Sic Itsbt i'm pisr5igiten 2ebsnsjabr
uno 1T Iebr reid. Shren paluIt fat iie
in Elm golfsbsim umsepanOeIt, ous
aus elmer goItsbilounssaHitalt uno
einem @ergnHgunss etdbliFsmsnt
beftebt .Sis 1al ertlGrt, bab fis meiIt
5rausn ais untsrbeamte beiadftigen
ipirb.
Stiir3tsn in ben Soo. :
DilliamspOrt, pa, II.
SUM. = Bier gerionen tama OH
Sonntag um's Gebsn, als elm artos
mo6il, bds pOn 2beooOre RiGoIas
aus RtnoDo sslsntt ipurOe. einen 80
SUB boben abbang binabitiir3ts. aus
Ser 56eobore Ri9olds tamen noa
bsiien Wtuttsr 5rau Ru4el gti6oias,
isin Ontsl Tlelpin gi4olass geiDt
aus RenuuO. iOtpis Grau Roia ebeii'
nut aus GbieagO, bic bel Der Gamili:
Ri6olas auf 8eiu6 psilts. um's a:4
ben. 0as 2lutomobil fubr einen iieif
len 2lbbang binab, als gli4olus BIZ
StontrOlIe DerlOr, poruuf bic Wsdi6in'
in bic Siefe itiir5te unb auf ben eifsut
bdbngsleiIen lunbete, auf tpel4e11 ne
nise SetuHbeu ipdter Elm Giienoabn'
5ua entlun9 gsbrduft fam, ber In Del
5ertriimmerten araftDasen birein
fu6r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Mufrnf,
srlabt SfDntnintsiefretdr McsGco mi
Sntcreiie Der giotbe areii3
&arIpngne.

Bafbinaton .. g.. II. Snni.
gtn eaeGrganiiaiionen, tpeIde 5unr@r-
iolg Der Observation-Disclosures beigetrageiI
baben. ip1note iicb mn Sorrtag abeno
in Gepeifen, Die al Die 9iinoes 9te-
ieipcbnnfeil aciailbt iuur6en, Sd,ds'
autsiefretdr Ntc9looc nit 0ehI Gin,
iitd,en, oG5 iie aiif uitiDirfen iolltcn.
um cen grfclg Der Ganpogne i'm Sn'
terfice 6es iSonbs fir Oos Rotbe arens
m-3er Srase 81 iteaen. Gie betrefien'
ben Tepeid)cn lauteten rpie foIgt:
Fem Grfelge, iDeIAen 6ie 5rei'
betts.glnIeibe er3ieit bat, miro, ivie ID
pnerfiftfid; boife, audi elm e6enic
afdEcrDer GrfoIg Der aoiupaque I'M
.SSt.tereTe bes 9otber ara5eS foIgea
1ns siotbe areis lit Die groBte Grga'
rifation Der Silfsbercitidaft in Der
eG;i5en WeIt unS feline 9batigfeit III
tiir Gle i'm sSeIoe iteben6en 2rupper
bon abioIutsr Rotbper6isteit. ga:
oiaerifanlid]e Bolt fam bur1 6ie Bet
itcner Der perfangten bnnSert aPiIlto.
nen DoG1rs Die 3bdtigfeit 0es 8otber
3rcn5es 1bioliit iptrtiain maden.
Die Srgmifationcn unb aorruit'
teen, bis I'M Snterdie Der Sreibeits'
&Hfeibe I'M ga5eu aanOe ms 2eber
yeritfen ipuroeri, fonnen IN bieiel
Iaanlpagne fir 6as @otbe areiu I'M
i5otbare Dienite Iei'ten. SD eriuds,
bringenb nm bie geituirf,us aIler 6ic
fer Drgmriintioneu rRo boife, boB il
mt ber sieiten nntriotiiGen lineigau
ntsigieit fir Dos @otbe arciB tbdtii
tcin tuerbcr. tpse fle fin r~6ie Gpeibeits
Ionle;be tbatig geipeier.
wiite. lbermitteIn gle tiefes n1si
fY.eibeits gHIeite Oreaniiationeu il
.tbreru piitrift."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

NOD psutssr, bOb fe i'm TN 9aIaf
Derborg.
3pstteus si5t es IN Der zbGt isiueu
Ssissssparagrapben btr ss br Der,
b5te, ben beimte5reuoeu Gatteu bst
F6 auf5unebmsR. ebenIO pGug III
stnsuiebsrr pdrum mGH iie buram to-
beln foLI, bab fe tn fbrsm pdufe btisb,
alio au3 na5 Der Riidtehr bss gldH,
nes nod bort tpobute, ba es ia sGHs
sinfa4 ibre pfli9t dls G9efraH mar.
gnbli5 ginge es aii4 gu melt,
tpoute man Gruu @erpteu burum on|
Hagen, bag lie IS uuterlafeu, i9rer
9atten ielbft an5uSeigen (Dus RAN
fonTf bei ben gsgsntDdrtigeu 3ettber'
bdltnffen ala biirssrli6e GbreupFIiht
bs5si6neu miiBte; beuu BEL siner
Ssrau, bic i6reH 9dtteu lei6euftdftiid
liebt, gebt bic Grfiiuung bider pfIidt
iiber ibre &rGfte.
Ia man ulfo utrgeu6s aud mir ti'
neu 2lnbalt fir ein refIides @ers
fabren oeoeu re srbfiden fam, fdlt
bic &nTfrulbigun9 ing BaHer, pCnd4
Syruu gerteu bic 9efsrtion fhpes
Mdnnss DsraufaBt unb begiiHittgt oeer
gar i'm Der6orusu bate.
Der oberfts Gjeri6tsbof ftieB ouf
@runb bieTer grpGgurg bos ltrt5stl
Der frihersn Summer nm. 5ruu 9es
rptsn Durbe freioefproheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
GpipHeurieher


TN oilen q6noern. IN ben trieSln4
rsnbsn ME in ben neutralen, grallItt.
bi. gpipniiis. 9ieies JRber 1T uH
eioenartte,n Babr.OOritslIungsn per,
bnuoen: bic 9eamtsn uub Burger pes
pOu her Rrcutbsit befdlIenen aanoss
iebtn in BEN allqrnatiirIihiten Sor'
oGnaen bas ReIuItat elmer fstnoI'6en
8sridp0runs, iie tpittern in osn
barutipieien gttatbiirsern Sptons
nno gsrratbtr. llnb in ieosm Der iil'
Fiairteu ldrber iirlb bieie Sptons,
9.rihlpSrsr uno 9errdtber anse9o'
riae iener Rotion, bei ber mdn oelo'
btren 9lnlab ,ur Gur6i unb gum
Wibtrauen su babeu eIaubt
Gana tiirsIi9 hdbeu bic Sd'psoen
I'M 0arIament our Spra@e sebradlt'
puk bas qonb Don rufii9en Spiouen
ipirnmsIs; in Rorpegen pia man mrs
fen. boB otutias SpiOue am Weris
limb mnb in 9dnernart psroa3fisi
man bic Gnelduber, ein peer pon
Gpionsn su uutsrbaItsn. Siel'
aront5eit lrirS nit bem9oee besJ rle'
oensi9luFss srI0I4tn; man lptrn
iiberaIl bic Gur3t iiber ptdttSer'
Dings bersefn. 80.
Bier in ameritd, no bic Sptpnttis
inon Dor benz ariese fart uuftrat :
mir srinnsrn an bic Dtasbaisna Bat
Ssnfatiun. pOspis SGpansr 0srod4'
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g9affenh nhnitanb
mill 9euti9ldno anseb :
lid ben gtufien fir bic
9auer Der bortigeR
gDabfeu uubteteu.

VI q } len q uHbteten.
9openbasen, pia 9Onbon, IT.
Suni. 0is Der IFoeiirisn prsfe DON
3uperldFiser Seite perfi6ert piro,
TpG D.utftlaRb ii9 nit Der abii4t
trasen, Rublduo ipGbrsrO Der 9auer
Der Dablsn fir bic ruTifde 8erfais
lungs GoHD.ntioH ,trsn MdfisuiiiI'
itano ousubietsn.
gDi. Der tetrsffsnbe @epd6rsmarr,
bsr ioebeu aus 0euti6lanb etngetrpfs
fen in, be6ouptet, III es Der beutfdeH
Regierung bdrum 5u t6uH, Dem ruff
iheu RGtb Der arbsi.sr unb Solbas
ten Delegoi.n nit bisfsm 9ori%us
Elm Gonrplim.ut gu MAIDEN, urb
aubnberu spiinj4t Deufalanb m6g'
ii6it bdlb IN Rublanb cine Table Re
gitrung 90 Isben. giner Der beItbes
iannttn bsuif9er parlam.utorier fol-
benz @eipdbrsm1un erf tiir5li4 Der'
iifert baben, bab bic gesetpdrtiss
ruTtite Resi,rung ni9t rOerbduos
lunssfdbis" fei unb bub, 70 Ianss bic
geeenpdrtige Gituatipn bort dns
bauert, bic ausi4t.n fir etnen Jris'
bsusabTdIiib t.ine sinftissn fsien.
4bramS e1fus iH9ono D o n
garts, II. Sunni. Nbrum q. or.
fus, Der pormalsge amerr. 8otf4afs
fer m Qonitantinopel, bat ff nut
onloon 6eJeben. no er mehrsre Tagc
ALI perueiIen uiib NIT BEN britiitei
1aeoortcu bs3iiJli5 6es Generals
Sounsknb fonftrtrn tpirb, Der m
Sl,t.el.9lnt1ra pom ben 2iirien eefuE.
gen geronlmen purbe uuo iib iest m
aouitantinopel beiinSet. 8s Serr
Gl.,s sforftanthinpel perfieb, itnub
bct GenerqI itater ieinem perionIiten
Gduib.
a5nis RonFonttn In Si'
siIiem
Rom, pia gdris, IL. Suni. -
gB;s BEN .@tornaIs b'StaIia- sem.l'
bet pirb, iit bsr oprniaIise &orig
aoRfantiu Don grie9enIanb ON
Sonntaq gprmittds in WteHina auf
Sbilien einsetroff.u unb ptrb, ipi.
man slan6i. urpsr3iigli9 ieine Rsiis
mad Der S4peis fortissen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18
Jx BORT gaiS
so rben ttaIienifd. Trup|
pen fir ben Gelbsag tn
Brfdttuu Gsldubet.

Wafbington, .. G.. IT. Juni.
2Gut aH.ii9eu aus Rom bier etnsss
troffenen Depefaen fiub itaIieuiid,
Garabiuiert unb gerfagiieri in port
6aib eeInnSet iporbsH, I'm bic Srap,
pen Der @fIiirten in benz SeIbsug In
gdIdftina gu unterftiibeH. Gs iinb bic,
fes bic erfsn sruppeu, bic 5taIieu
na9 9aldftina geianbt bat.
4rmeearSt besebt Serb 3 =
mprb.
ma f1tns.on. .. G., II. sIrnt.
James 8ourts, pom gler5teita6 Der
8unbesarms,, BOT fi5 am Gonntaa
glbsnb In feiner DObnuug erfdoHeu,
Gr mar leii eiRiser 9eit nsrpeuleibenb.
Maipr 8ourie mar aus Soma sebiirs
Tia unb bate bos Rufb college fctuis
be 2lrmb aub Rdpp Wiebiral s4col
ahiolnirt.
aanaSif9e artegsopfer.
OTTAWA. II. SUM. SH Der arl
SonH;ag per6ffsntli5tsn iauabiidsu
9,rluItIife beTinbtn fid bic Rameu
her fpIssnben ameritaner: @sfnIIsn:
R. .. aIisn, pittsburg. @srpunbet:
8. fypffe, Marine Gitp, gii4.; 6.
1bompTon. R6obs, Wiiun. Grfronst:
8. q. adts, gronb Rapibs, Ria.,
aller Wa6rIdeinli4ieit mad geiicrbeH'
8. 3. Dilfon, 9prtbtote, Ntnn.. mt
8. g. SsIlier, Detroit.
Oes Minenf6pinbeIs Be-
si9tigt.
Gfaripn, ga, II. Suni. an
Sonniug tpurbs beiunntgtss6eu. bdf
Clarence .. Ban Sussn, elm pormalt.
ger apnersbdbseorbneter bon Reraou
friiberer 8unbssbiftriitnHpolt uni
permnliger Gpredsr Der Gtaaisssfesr
eebuHg Don Repuba, sufamuien mt
&. Glion Smith BON garfoa gitp
RsD1ba, inter Der 2lnnoss. 9elo IN
ter faifhen Bcripiesslrnssu erlans
subaben. p,rbaftsi porSsn in. Bar
Duseu unb SnIiib IoIl.n an 9spchnel
BON glcricn gpuntp Attien I'm BE
TRACE pon $25.O fit ,in aree6Ii8el
goIbbersipert in sfind. gteb, psrtauf
bob,n, bas na9 tiner llnierTu&uns
! fit, ala ueiter niGis ala Gin BOD
i'm grbboben 5trduseefeui bot. 9i
@rbaftung Ban DuSsns srfofsts, iDi
bic biefiaen gebSrbsn bstonnt saben
an 6omiins in Baltimore urb BE-
gjtrbnfttie bsfGmpfi bort rcrldufil
ietns slusIisferiins an bic 9e65rbel
bon p<nHlHIDanisn.
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perional,R

aim San1itog 9nflnitiog Duroe oie
iterbIids Siiae ron ,Jrau ~ ari e
Spamer, @ittre 0e5 4yotDefer5
Sugo Spamer, oiif oem Spring @rope
iSricbboie gu @rn6e getragen. Gie ent'
ID laicnc mar ore ShDeiier oes tribe.
.,er Sfadrnt9s &ermaru Gfd, Die
loren 8ruoac eleih ndbrerb ibres
Ietgig Sabre Ianeerr Rer'ueilers in on
lem Canoe Die oeutfGe 8eii-mliEg I'M
meroor bohbielt uno ii4 bur6 treff.
Iide G6arattereieeuitJofteu mts5ei6'
ue.e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-18

Su Der aaffeef6Iddt
;y.au Qoitoirettor: Die Brou Eds
thin 1T aber cine ldnSmeilige Perinrl
Oie bot fir ones, mas bic 2euf ttnL
immsr cine @naauIbi9uns.."
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26

"A large delegation. Of Pipestone
county automobile owners went to
Omaha to attend 3 meeting Of the
executive committee Of the King Of
Trails association. The route for the
trail between Sioux City and Orton-
vile, Mimi, will be decided. :=.
Hugo u Kock, St. Paul. will not be
permitted TO resign from the Eley-
ent division draft board, even to
take up other Federal work connect
.ed with the prosecution. Of the war.
The announcement was made by Ma
jor Curtis, chief draft aide to Adult
ant General Rhinow. Major Curtis
notified Mr. Koch that local board
members are under Federal draft and
bis lll services cannot be dispensed with
at this time. #5...
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
BOY SCOUTS SOLICIT MEM !.
& BERs 70 tsANIERlCA FIRST,

3 The Boy Scouts did some active
work on Monday last in soliciting
members for the America First AS
sociation.' The boys were organized
and assigned individual districts. The
work done was very creditable to the
Boy Scout organization. The solicit
ing was of competitive nature and
every boy endeavored to secure the
greatest number of members. Fol
lowing are the boys who participated
in the campaign: Thomas Carter;
Clark Pinkerton, Alvin Engelson, and
Randolph Samskar.r Clark Pinkerton
was the hero of the squad, he regis
tered ten members, Alvin Engelson
registered nine members. Thomas
and Randolph were unfortunate in
that they were assigned territory
which had been canvassed previously.
We need the pledge of every Ameri-
can citizen to assist the Government
to carry out successfully the liberia
tion of humanity. We must stand
united as one unit. We must pledge
our fidelity and consecrate our SER
vice for the promotion of a pure and
lasting Democracy. The solidarity
OF this great movement can be main
tanned and perpetuated only when
every American citizen sees it his
duty to do his 'bit" willingly and
Loyalty.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
RED WING PUNCTURED
AND SUNK AT DOCK

The gasoline boat "Red Wing
sunk at the dock last Sunday night
during the strong northwest wind.
She was laying at the dock and the
strong wind knocked her against the
timbers and ice, punching hole in
her side below the waterline. She
is now lying on the bottom COM
.pletely iced over and there is no
hope OF getting her out until spring.
The Red Wing was used in gather
ing fish from the fishermen along
the shore and unloading it. on the
Local dock, where it was loaded on
one of the steamers. She was oper-
ated by the Scandia Fish company.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
RED GROSS DRIVE FOR S..
Membership NOW ON

A special campaign for the adding
of millions to the membership Of the.
Red Cross is now being waged, and
the Grand Marais division is endeav-
oring to do it's little part. Necessary
literature and blanks have been dis
tributed among the members and
friends of the organization through
out the country and it is to be hop
ed that the results of this drive will
add another bright page to the very
creditable record made by the local
Red Cross division. "
The membership fee is one dollar.
Speaking of the drive state
leader of the Red Cross says:
IF this drive were to take place
in midsummer, there would not be
the absolute necessity for haste that
there is now. In the three states, of
the division that lie on the extreme
northern border of our country the
need for haste is most extreme. Too
many chapCer drive committee chair
men seem inclined to view the men,
bership drive as an ordinary routine
matter, not worthy Of any particular
enthusiasm. AS matter of fact it
is the most gigantic drive ever at
tempted in the United States. It is
no small task to enroll 100000
persons in any organization. 1t can
not be done if every worker in the
Red Cross does not wake from the
apparent apathy which seems to
control now and start right now to
hustle"
1t is hoped that this move will
be given friendly push by every
body.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
ENTERTAINMENT
VERY SUCCESSFULLY GIVEN

The entertainment given by the
school children. last Thursday even
ing was a decided success. The
Whole program was rendered with
out hitch or break anywhere, much
to the credit of the children and
teachers.
The play Columbia's Christmas
Dinner" given by the fourth and
fifth grades, was very appropriate
as it tended to show the greatness
OF the nation as we'll as it's hospit-
able spirit. All the other numbers
were also very appropriate and nice
ly given.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
CLOSE CALL Of FIRE IN
NORTH SHORE GARAGE

The Winger & Robertson garage
had narrow escape from catching
fire last Thursday afternoon, when
the stove in the office exploded, fill
ing the whole room with the blaze.
There were several men in the
room at the time but all escaped
without injury except Floyd Moses.
He was badly burned on his hands,
arms and face. Considerable dam
age Vas done to the interior Of The
room, scorching the walls and ceiling
and damaging many articles.
The fire was put out before it
gained headway by the timely appli-
ance of a Pyrene fire extinguisher by
one of the boys in the shop.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
STATE 10 SELL IRON
ore UNDER LAKE BED
Officials Open Negotiations to Dis
pose Of Rich Deposits Near
Aurora.

# Negotiations for tn eiron ore ur-
der Syracuse lake, near Aurora, esti-
mated at 100000 tons, which will
bring the state 81 100000 in royal
ties, have been opened by Fred B.
Snyder of Minneapolis, representing
a mining company, with Governor
Burnquist, State Auditor Preus and
Attorney General Smith, as represen-
tatives of the state. The offer to
purchase the ore under Lake Syra-
cuse is the first made under the new
law providing machinery for the sale
Of such ore, the title to which is
held to be in the state. The law fix
es a minimum royalty of so cents
against the Is cent minimum that OBJ
now affecting state property. The
state officials agreed that F. A. Will
des of the state mining department
will make an immediate investigation
and report. Arrangements for sale
by competitive bidding will be per-
fected at another meeing.
The exclusive use of the English
language : in all public and private
schools in Minnesota is urged as
patriotic duty Of school officials in
a resolution adopted by the Mime
sofa Public Safety commission and
made public by commissioner C. w.
Ames, to whom it was referred for
revision. Foreign languages are to
be prohibited except as medium for
the study Of those languages them
selves or for religious instruction.
The public safety commission took
up the subject first on a complaint
that a private school in Dodge county
was giving instruction in German
exclusively. c. G. Schulz, state su-
perintendent of education, was re-
quested to investigate, and the reso-
luton is the result of recommends
tions by Commissioner Ames based
on findings in the survey. The COM
mission previously inquired into the
suitability Of. various German text
books used in Minnesota schools, with
the result that a large number were
reported undesirable. -:
With the final warning having been
given, the attorney general will pro-
ceed to institute suit against all
breweries where action is justified in
the face fevidence of violation of
the state laws, it was asserted at
the Capitol. Teh seriousness Of the
safety commissions attitude was en-
phasized by Ambrose Tghe, commits
sion counsel, who asserted concert
ed effort will be made to see if ille-
gal sales may be stopped without re-
storing to prohibition. Evidence al
ready is at hand, he said:
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
New Y ears Greetings

"A NEW year is here again 1t is time for invoice
= Business take invoice of their stock
Wouldn't it be business you take yourself
Life, each life, is a business Have you gained lost
year? Have you used the talents that have been g
you gain other talents? Is there any pros
pect Of your being placed ten cities five
city Have you declared any dividends in
the way Of loving and helping Others and have you ad
ded anything the capitol stock of your character?
These pertinent questions that press all for
the old year has brought and dissolution, and
hung crepe DOORS the year will bring the
leaves and healing and glad to part with the
and welcome the other IT, the contrary the old year
has brought only JOY and comfort part from him
sorrowfuy but meet his with the ardent hope
that he too with blessing The SOBER jollty of
New Years day is like standing for brief moment
the threshold between time and eternity Here is the
world know-yonder the world that is and un-
tried.
We wish better thing for all readers than
that they begin the year animated by firm resolve
all it's experience into profit for themselves
mentally, morally, socially and materially and then to
faithfully carry the resolution.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26

At the regular business meeting
held December 18th, the Royal
Neighbors elected the following Of
ficers: Oracle, Mrs. Ethel MITCHELL;
Vice Oracle, Mrs. Gerda Rude; Chan
cellor, Mrs. Martha Kasper; Record
er, Mrs. Charlotte F. Babb, Receiver,
Miss Blanche Bally; Marshal, Mrs.
Anna Hussey; Inner Sentinel, Mrs.
Agnes Pinkerton; Outer Sentinel,
Mrs. Ettie Ashford; Manager for
three years, Mrs. Olga Winger; Man
ager for one year, Mrs. Laura VIM
ger. Installation of officers will be
held on their regular meeting night,
Thursday January 10th, 1918, and all
members are requested to be present.