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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
Die G6laAt In Glaubern
IN bpIleui Gauge.
Die Britsu ipie bic UransoIen beri4,
ten lb<r srfoigrei4es Worbrtuseu.
gOsleap<lIe iest i'm pOIitdubiseu Seiis
Der 8riten.
llnb bic 0rauaOfen ha5<n aud ms5'
rsrs O5rfer ssnOmmeu.
Dl. Britsn baben mebr ols 1000 uni
bic GraHaOlsp 300 9efaussae gss
maht,

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Berlin, 9. Sttpber. 1leber Cons
bon. Die oberfte Sssresleiiung iiin'
eiai. ON Oisnitas an, bob bic Britsu
am Dienitas Ysorsen aui beioen Seis
ten ctr Staben 9Oeiins9s Giisnba9n
unb n5rblid BON Der ypsrn WleHin
elitnbabn angr;fien Die S4Ia4t ilt
ned i'm Ganse.
Or Wortlaut Der BsiallntmataIig
lit folgenbsr:
.aysltlider ariessi9aupIab, GrOii
oss sronprin5eu RdPPTedt: Su 6lans
bern ianb trcb bes ftiirmiidsn. rsqrlss
riIden Nletters 5iDif8en Osm gDdlf<
BON Soutbolft unb 8anbporrbe beftis
aes artiasriefeuer fat. 4m aSene
iOnSsHtririe Der Gtinb ieiu Geusr IN
Der bsftisiitn Weiie gegen ssiDtfle
yIunits. ga1 elmer iebr ahfgeresien
gla&t aeftaltete Ii@ bas artiIerief1ar
an Der sauasn Gront gu 1roEmsl'
Ieler.
.9luf beiben Seiten Der Gifenbc6n
Stabensgoeiingbs unb norbIi& ptn
Der Gtrabs gpernsWenin sing bic
briiiiGe JHifauteTie gum Ina-ii!
iiber; Der Ranpf bauert nod an.
Bon ben anberen armeen fiHb, a5-
ssisben Don bem QlrtiIleriefeuer nprbs
6ftli& bon GoiHons, bas ben gdnssn
5ag anbielt, ieiue grobeu S2tration;i;
5u bsridttn.
.Deali4er RriegsI6auplab: Sir
bat iit ni9ts Beionberes ereignet.
,an ber maaebonifdsu 1ront faHb
iiibtpeitlidb bonn Doiran Gee, i'm Mar'
bar SbaIe, BEL Dopropolie unb esr
eserHa giegung lebbaftes Grtillsris'
feutr .ftait.1
Cine peitere am efbenb erlaiiene
pffi5itlle 4stanntmahIng lmltet Dis
fclst:
esSn sylanbern snttpidelte fta mad
ben admpisn pom friiben RDrsen cine
nele G6ln4t. bic nod 5tuii9en Sras
eibaII unb @behunslt I'M Gnnse ift.
Srob tpieberbpittr Qnsriffe III Der
gefpinn bes Geinbts am Geldnbe auf
einen Gtreifsn Qnnbes sptf9en Sras
tibaI unb poolenptlIe beihrdnti. elbs
aeleben bacon tpirben alle angrifft
ctgeidlneen.
BON Siterrei4ifa itaIiss
nif&eu Rriegsf4aus
plat.
Rom. 8. Oft. - Die fOlssHbe
ofti3ielIs Bstannima1uns III or
Disnitas pom arisssminiiisriam tr,
laiiu iporbsn:
-2lm Gonntag elbenb rrneterte Der
Gsinb, na4 porbsrseeaneeiem iehr
htTtigem BombdrSem.nt ieue angriffeI
an BEN Goitabela Berg. q
ii9 untsr unierem Geuer 5uriidsIeb,n.
.am Routag fanoeu auf BEN gam
5en Batnfi53n platsau aiemll4 hsfiiss
ariilieritseftbte itatt. aln siniasn
puuitsn fanbeu Srtli9e Snfanisries
gefsdte iiati. pdbrtHb ipsltsr mir
ungefabr 100 gefangene niahtsH unp
fiinf Tlafdinenseidiibs erbeiiieter.
-auf bem eario platedu batsn
beftiee artiIleriegeftthte Roisgefunoer.
bie in btr Gsnsenb BON GdftosnaciS5a
,uipeilen sinen grab auBerprbeniE6sr
peftigteit erreidten.-
6ransSfif@t ariessnaas
ri4ten.
paris, 9. Ottobsr. Cine am
Eisniias pom Hrisssminiferium sr.
IaHtns offisisLls Sstaaaimosans Eaa'
W ~ faIsts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
or ber Oaf,, tporfeu ii,ben feinb

.9ln Der Ofif.e iporfen fisben feinbs
Ii6e Sluaseuss 15 gOm6sn auf
gtinosbi a6. 3ipei aranen tpurbsn
eet0btst unb cine Grdn purbe ners
punbet.
,s5m g6tDnr5sn Weer 5erlt0rtsn
rnfere Sorpeboboole in Der 9sgero
bss Bosporus msb.sre NIT 2oblea be-
larsne Bartsn uno fis madten "a
gsfnrqene. rniers llnterieeboote bas
Fen ben tiirfii6en Dantpfer .SultaH ,
NIT Mais belaben. urb ber nm Boss
pcrus setopert purbe, HaA Sstpaito'
pei ssbrnti.1
Gmeritaner IN 5rants
reid get0btet uno Ders
puubet.
OTTAWA, Ont.. 9. DIT. Sis
um Wumtas Don ben WiIitdrbeboroen
bsr5ffeuIli3te fdnabH4e gerlultlllis
tniqdlt bic iolg,nben Ramen Don ams'
1iiansrn: SoSi: s. WlOore, alpera,
Utitb.. aorppr4l Sintle, bon Sson,
Ohio. gertuunba: Il. g. Nc@es. Jo'
mia, Mi9.; a. 6. RcGoHasls. Sa'
lutb, Tinn.; u. g. Nc@es. Sarsts'
81 81
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Ret6sfan5ler Wsi6aelis
4nttportste i'm Rei4stogss&omuli:tss
auf bic 8ei9pero:,
DAB geaHlts uno Offisiue su Gunlssa
Der @atsrlanbsepdrtei thGtig ieIsn.

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amferbam. 8. Ott. - WR
aus Berlin aeuRlpet iDirb, bat He.1sS
tanaler Dr. Ji9aelis in slner HsDe
i'm Sauptiommittse bes Reit,stags an
Wsontag auf bic 9ei4uloigung Ssdnl'
ipprist, oaB BeaiRte Is angsolld3 pn'
ternabHsn, propasaubd fiir Die Teue
YaterlanDssYartei su MAIDEN, Die slhs
8epegung I'M Snterile etrss .oeut'
i4en i5rieoens" einIettete. Der S1n5'
! ler leots bic Regulationsn bar, psl9s
iopobl aui aas preubii9e Stamt: als
aud auf iol9e in 8erbiuouns NIT fer
ytei5sregierans auDenOung fiRoen
unb beuen sufolge benieIbsu ihre polt>
tiI4e Qnii9t freiftebe uno es '9aen
seItattst iei, su irsrnb elmer partsI ~
oeb0reu, 10 large oas &ei9 ni4t oar'
unter sefdbrbst psrbe. Go9 iclten
iie in 8e3ug auf politiids Sbdtlststt
suriidbalteub ietn, bdIuit oas pu5i,
tnm niht bas Yertrdlen 81 i1rer llns
parteili9ieit perliere. @.n anf Hntet'
aebeIa ausgsibter 3pang. etue be-
ftimmte gartei gu besiinitigsn, tDiroe.
70 jaate Der aan5ler, Elm amtsm!B'
brau9 fem. Sn Gdnsn, psl9s her
Rssieruns sur RenutniB gsIangen
uiirbe 9efolguns Der Regulationen srs
sipungen perben. politifds propa'
amin IN her Gruuee tpsrbe uidt qeoals
bet perben.
Rah bes aurslers ReSe nabm sds
Ronulittee elm SupplemeHtdrsg sgursef
fir bos Pint bes @iaetun3Iers an. Ntr
Observation-Disclosures itimmien eassz
gen. Der Gtbung tpobnten YBesan3s
Ter Selffri9, Der Tsiuifter bes asus
Penren BON aiiblmaua uuo aomiraI
bon Gapelle Bel.
Der fosiaIbsuOtrutif4e Jahrer
@epra 2eoebour, pelder nit Der Srs
tlGruna bes 2anSlers nttt 5ufrisoen
mar, entbielt ii3 bts Stiu,mens Gus
Wtonsel an @.rtrduen.
aansfer Mihoelis fnete, es Ieier
Der gaegieruns mir flint Sale bon
Beeinfluifung BON tlrrtergebeneu 81
guuifen Der 9aterlunbspartei sur
aenntnib eetomnen uub m bieien
Fdllen piirbtn bic n6tbiger Wnbres
aeln erqriffsn perben. Gs iei tuiins
fdenspertb. bic politit aus Der arlnss
fern gu bnlt.n. aber Sru9limsr ieien
lnermeibIi9.
lIe6erleb:nbe BON BEN
rerfentttn nprDegfs
i9en Odmpfer .@a,
iprtH- aHgetom.
men.
Gin atI1ntii9er 9afen,
8. Sftober. Eis Ra9ridt BON Der
gstlsntung bes noripesiihen Dams
rfers .Mlojursn@ bur9 Elm bsuti6es
llE.srieebpot, am 8. September, in
Der g1dbe Der stiiits Srlanbs purbe
cm Disnitag ren lleberIebeuben, Die
als qdFagisrs auf einem britii9en
Dampfsr dntansH. bierbers.bratt. |
Scr ,Maiorsn Elm Dampfer BON
4300 9pnnen, mar am 20. 4uguif nit |
elmer 2abuns GiieH nub GLASGOW aba |
gsocneen. Die % Nann Enrie Be-
iabIne trurbe ron stnem pairpuillsn> |
loot aufssnommsn, na4bem fie SO
Stunbsn in DIN gpOten sugebradt |
tatie.
Die 3itbsrIGnSiide Sams
pier. Gtfslli&aft gisbt
mad.
amitsrbam. 8. Sttober. Die
RieherIdnbiit. Dampilaiffnbrtss 9es
ieI;9oTi fiinhigt an. baB iie fi4 ben
ron BEN Der. Staatsn ssIts[ten ge.
tineungsn ssfiigt babe. I'M achlen fir
iprs Dampftr "a srlans,H. b. g., bnB I
re fir jsbs syabrt. bic BE Sbiff, Der 4
aompngnis snii6sn Snpu nHb ben
Dsr. GtaatsH nn4th II eas Rid u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10

.sSn Belaien erifFen mir ON Dienss
taa Rorgsn um bdlb feds ltbr ge'
meiniGaftli9 nit ben britifden ar'
mesn bic poIitionen Der Oeuhden
iiibIi6 BON BEN 9outboIft DaIb. 3iuis
iGen 9raibdni unb Weinberoraft on.
Die S9ladt riimmt eiueH fir uns
eiinftigen Gorisang.
I'm Der Qisne Jrput fanbeu leb'
tdfte Mrtillerjttimpie itait. uamsutIi9
in Der Gegsnb ron pautbeon.
,Sn Der Champagne brauaen rniere
9ruppen in bic beutIden 2inisH In
ter glGbe Der Butte be gature Elm.
Jladbem iis bic llnteritdnbe 5eritDrt.
tshrtsn unfsre Sruppen nit einigen
Gefrueensn 3uriid.
,gm rtdten Waasufer, on Der
gertunfrout, finben n0rbli4 BON BEN
Dolb Don G5aume 4rtilleriesefe9te
iiett.
.4m ii6rissn She'll Der Jrpnt bt
td ni6ts Di9tiges ereiguet.
Die dm abenb pom &riegsminiftes
rum erIaiisne, getanntmadilns !aii'
tet tuie folgt:
.Sn 8elgien tpurbe Elm dm Weoroen
Don uns begcnnener slngrin in bril-
lanter gBeiie ousgefiihrt. Ra6oem
unfere sruppen ben junpfisen PRO
mGbed Bad iiberI9rttten, itabrnsn IL
duf elmer "a Rilometer latisen sSr6ni
Die feinbliden gIoiitionen trpb Der
itHsinitigen Srrainperbdiinifie emo
Der ungiiniiigen ~3itterun9. Die D5rs
fer ct. Sean be Manselaere unb 9sIos
bod, ME audi pisle 8lodbduier ipurper
genommen.
.uuisre Sruppen riidten on ,intt
II Weilen langen Sront Bis CUR Sisfe
bon einI unb elmer pisrtel Useils. BIG
on ben .iiibli9en Ranb bes 9out69ljt
@albes Dor. Sotpeit fnb msbr cls
300 Gefangme etnge6ra4t porosn,
baurttey IL Offisisre.
-In ber 4isne Grort fanben 5ufpsis
len iebr bsftige artillerigefecbie itait,
ndmeHtlid IN Der RabbariHaft BET
Co Ropere Jarm unb m benz 4illes.
Graouus 4bfdnitt.'
Die britifae @erfionHber
bic S4l19t in Sian,
bern.
2onbon, 9. Gtto6er. Cine ON
Nlttag bonn briiiideH srisssminiites
rum erlaiIene offi5i.,e 9etanntmas
Dung Iautet nis folst:
lin aipan5il Minuten mad fiinf
ubr ON SisnitaS Worssn ariffsn mir
abermaIs an s;ner lungsn front 0Its
Iig uab nOrb6iili9 bon Yperu gss
meiEidaftli9 nit unieren QIiirien an
unfersm lintsn Gliissl an. Qus ben
icD.i! eiHgesausenen Welbungen ia .rs
ji3tllt. oGB M. an allen puntisH
Der G9la&tfron. quite Gorii4ritte mas
then. Dos gDetter III INNER nod itiir,
Mid
Dos britif9e Sauptquarti,r in
Jrantr.i4 tiiRoiste am absnb an, baB
bic 9riten isBt I'M Dollfannigsn gsiis
bon poeleapells jeien- unS ungsiabr
3ipci Wleilsn norbipeitli6 Don bi;I.m
Oorf in 5Innbern DOrgeriift isien.
syelbuldrI6oL 6dia meIoet, ar bic
orttii4sn Dperatiolen isbr srfolgr.ib
iparen. bab ale 3isIs srrei9t unb m.br
aIs tdaienb geian9ene eingsbra4t
iDorbsn ieien.
Tie Gitipitdt nimmt an
Der norbIideR rui fb
fden Gront su.
ST. pstsrsburg 9. Sttober.
Cine am 0isnIfns pom ariegsminis
Iisriiim erlaiftne offisielle 8etannts
mnhung laiiiet ipis fplgt:
,H6rblite Groni: Die Snfanteries
unb 2lriiltrietdnrpfe baben in Der
Riansr Gsgtnb, in bsr 9aHbnriadft
BEG 8imtsnedi-S -Sinsenburg- Spitali
gi6I&nites, ME in Der Gegsnb bon
Eiinaburs. nSrbli@ bonn Dribpiatps
Gee 5ugsncmmen.
On Der peititfsn. fiibneftIihen
unb rumdnifdsn groHt Eat Gswsbrs
Tsusr ftdttgsfunbsn.
Bon Der acknowledgement if Hi4is |
Di6tiofs y, ursGosn.
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aSetterberi@t.

STR Ohio unb bas peftfi9e
pennIplponien: Stri4resen am Mitts
nod; am 9onneritag I30nes Detter.
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9te Nepub!if Uruguay
Grliek cine anTaaenOe Grflarung tn Ger6ias
hung nit bent Nbbrud Der Se3ieBausen
NIT Seuti6lanO.
Gle bemtet aud cine fetnbielige steaungnabme Str'
gentinten gegeniiber

aen plant cine gobe Sdupogne gegn 2on Die GGrtn fot
len ohsr bic oftn ben Sa bic WniOn urb bt @dfse ba
fir efern, Ddhrnb es 6f bic EruppH Iiru MIL - Der
qrdOent pb bemnGd cine GTetutisOrbre erlaFe in peI
bic @Or9iftn entban Fnb bic uuf bic DuraRruug bes @e>
eses 9eHs baba, uur bem Der Desr NIT bem bs DsrbOeR
ntrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10

reife MAIDEN miiiIsn, nuf Der aus,
i9IieBIi6 amsritanii4s ober t6eilpeis
fe taaabif9e Waarsn bef6rbert pers
ben
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Sic g1la1t in sSlnit6erm ipieSer
lit npllem Wange.
Die Briten vie die FranaoIen bsriNten, dap 1e
CUTE TcrtfNrftte gsrnatt.
4us SGlin fnb nod iint Ginpl5dttn ibn ben glmi BET
G6la4t tnadrefM.
SIN e#ea berri@t faft sansii9e stiae.

gn Der iaIndu grout greifu aber bic Seerrsi peo4o bic
iialenf@eu poionen 2enoon berhd baB bic rten IN Der
Dog.n @ofe 1866 Taanu Dern babe ndmt 3276 1aann
aoben uub 429 Dlann DeuuOetu unb DermiBten gBR
bic gerIner -sases3auns ebaupet perOtn Dudianb uno
Oefeyrsia ben irten nod nma JrnbeHsporitadse MAIDEN.
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amiterbam, 8. Sttobsr. Die
RieherIdnbifds DnmpiI6iffnbrtss @es
isu;9oft tinhist an. bdB iie ii4 ben
ron BEN Der. Staatsn gsItslIten Bee
binaunesn ssfiist babe. I'm apllen fir
iprs 0ampftr "a srlans,u. b. g., bnB
+, fir isbs 5a1rt. bic bic Sdiff, Der
aompngnis spii6sn SnDa nHb ben
a2sx. Gtaat<p un9eh II eips Rid.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
SunfIower Secrets.

Varying from gold to pale yellow, the
handsome sunhower stands merely for
decorative purposes in our British
homes, says London Answers.
But other countries-Germany
America and Russia among them
realize Its economic value, and cult
vate the flower for its many other vir.
tues
Excellent oil can be extracted from
sunflower seeds, and Germany, who has
none too much of the former Just now
has planted sunflowers along her road
sides for the sole purpose Of obtaining
the oil, the quality of which is hardly
inferior to that Of the famous olive It.
self.
Again. sunflower seed makes an ex-
cellent bread; both seeds and leaves
are given to stock, while the stalks can
be used for fuel.
Bracken-a fern which overruns al.
most every portion Of our isles-is an.
other hardy plant that can be turned
to good account. Scotch people use II
in place Of straw, and sometimes for
manure. An old-time soap recipe in.
cluded 1t among its ingredients, fol-
bracken ashes contain large percent.
age Of alknli.
Old country folk burn bracken, and
roll the ashes, sprinkled with water
into balls. The 'slye" obtained serves
the purpose Of soap quite well.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
Between
the Lines
- ~
By
FRANK FILSoN
tcopyrIsht. 1915. BY W. @. chapman.j

Copyright. 1916. by w. @. Chapman)
A baby between the lines Of
trenches!
The troops had advanced by night
lnder the searchlight; they had taken
p a new position within hundred
ards Of the enemy, on what had been
i, farm. And at dawn they could all
distinctly see the child sitting up in the
',Ole made by ten-inch shell, one
and extended toward the ruined
uildings.
1t was h raw and foggy morning, and
PRESENTLY, while the men still gaped,
he mist came down and hid the child
rom sight. To show head above the
andbags ordinarily meant instant
leath. But now dozen men leaped
rom the trenches and ran forward.
There came a fusillade from the
enemy, and half of them fell dead in.
heir tracks. The rest staggered on
ward, wounded, to collapse one by one.
only one man reached the edge Of the
rater before he collapsed, shot through
he heart.
The fog lifted. BY q miracle the
hid had escaped injury. She was
till seated there in the shell-hole.
rom the opposing trenches a dozen
zen came crawling forward through
he wires. Those Of their opponents
pposite them forbore to fire. But to
he right and left were soldiers who
we're ignorant Of the situation. A
'usillade rang out, and Of the dozen
hen only three were left to work their
way forward.
"Cease firing" came the order.
But it is hard to control body Of
troops that stretches away for I'M
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
Hubert A. Brennan !
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
E'Anar. Atrh.
L,ANSE NEWS NOTES.

Neil ]. Shea left Tuesday for Kewa-
tin, after spending a week here visit
ing his mother.
The Misses Levina and Cecilia Ad-
ans, Of Houghton, were New Years
guests Of Dennis Connors and wife.
Prosecuting Attorney H. A. Brennan
was in Lansing Monday in attendance
at the Inauguration of Governor Sleep
er.
George P. Croker returned Wednes-
day from Ludington, where he spent
the holidays. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King and chill
dren, of Ishpeming. arrived Wednes-
day for few days'.yisit.
Miss Rose Ley, of Negaunee, was =
guest of Mrs. Louis ]. Menard this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Peter Sands took John
Williams of Spur to the hospital at
Newberry Wednesday.
The Superintendent of the Poor
awarded medical contracts last Friday
to DR.. Won Zellen of L'Anse and DR..
Sicotte of Michigamme.
Peter O'Connell returned Tuesday
from Ludington, where he spent the
holidays with his family.
Miss Ada Johnston returned Tues
day from a brief visit at Baltic with
her sister, Mrs. Owen Thomas.
Miss Bernice Brennan left Tuesday
for Wells, Mimi, after spending the
holidays with hee father, Patrick
| Brennan.
Misses Frances Sterk, Florence
Boivin and Aurora Boivin were copper
country callers Monday.
Miss Margaret Ockstadt. Of Mar
quette, was guest of Miss Aurora
Boivin few days this week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
VOTING BY MAIL.
How to DO n-with Special Refer
ence to the Election Jan. 8, 1917.

VINO are Entitled TO Vote by Mail.
Excerpt from Act No. 27O. Public
Acts Of 1915
Section I. For the purpose Of this
act the term "absent voter" shall be
taken to mean any elector in the actual
military service Of the United States or
Of this State, or in the army or navy
thereof, in time Of war. insurrsction or
rebellion. members Of the Legislature
while In attendance 1t any session Of
the Legislature, students while In at
tendance at any institution Of learning.
and commercial travellers who are alb
sent from their legal residence upon
the day Of any general special or pri-
mary election. and who ere qualified
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
Checks Against Future.

We repeat-when you're tired, quit.
That doesn't mean, necessarily, quit
work. 1t means quit spending 80 much
time in other ways that you don't get
enough sleep to furnish you with the
proper working energy. You can, of
course, keep going on black coffee and
your novels. But, whenever you are
spending more energy than you are
getting, you're issuing checks against
the banks balance of future health.
And as these checks are cashed the
balance dwindles. One might" to-
night must be repaired later In life
with compound interest. - Fresno
(Cal.) Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
First Dec. 80, 1916 Last March "a, IT
MORTGAGE Sale.

NAOAsSoSC ooACs
WHEREAS Default has been made
in the payment of money secured by a
mortgage dated September Is, 1914,
executed by John o. Won Zellen of
Marquette, Michigan, to Charles He
bard & Sons, Inc, of Pequaming, Bara-
ga county, Michigan, which mortgage
was recorded in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of the county of Baraga,
state of Michigan, on the 2Sth day of
September A. D. 1914, at page LA of
Liber of Mortgages, and which said
mortgage is now owned by the said
Charles Hebard & Sons, Inc, and upon
which mortgage and the note secured
thereby there is now claimed to be due
at the date of this notice, the sum of
One Thousand One Hundred Thirty
seven Dollars ($1137.O0) Of principal
and interest, and no suit or proceeding
having been instituted at law to recov-
er the debt now remaining secured by
such mortgage, or any part thereof,
and which mortgage contains power
Of sale: Now Therefore,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
by virtue of the power Of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage and of the de-
fault aforesaid, and pursuant to the
statute ia such case made and provid-
ed, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by q sale of the premises there
in described, at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the
court house in the village of L'Anse in
said county of Baraga, in which coun-
t. the premises to be so sold are stu
ated, upon the 18th day Of March AID.
1917. at two o'clock in the afternoon,
which said premises are described in
said mortgage As follows:
The north half of the southeast quar-
ter of Section one ny, Township fifty
one (51) north of Range thirty-two (32)
west.
Dated December q, 1916.
CHARLES HEBARD & Sons, INC,
BY Charles S. Hebard, President
Daniel L. Hebard, vice-President
Will C. Hebard, Secretary
Mortgage.
REEs, ROBINSON & PETERMANN,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Business Address,
Houghton, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06
lot entitled to Absent Voters ballots

not entitled to Absent Voters ballots
under this law.
Note-There is no provision for reg
istering by mail for absent voters but
every voter must be registered. See
Registration notices for this election.
OCTAVE SEAvoY,
Clerk of the said Township of L'Anse.
My P. o. Address is L'Anse, Michigan.
My office is located at L'Anse in said
township.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-01-06

junction Of the two armies. On the
opposite side Of No Mans Land the
Germans had put up a notice to the
same effect In their own language.
They quickly exchanged 1t for an
other. "When?" they asked.
AT twelve O'clock" answered the
English.
It meant an hour to walt. All the
eyes were strained upon the baby. She
had not moved since the morning.
There was every fear that she was
dead. And half an hour before the
time set the artillery behind the Brit
ish lines began to rumble. Showers Of
shells broke upon the opposite
trenches. The artillery of the Germans
answered. And since nothing was
known at the rear about the child, and
because its life or death was small
matter in the general run, the attempt
was abandoned.
All that day the soldiers on either
side crouched In their trenches and
waited for the artillery to cease. A
general attack had been ordered for
six o'clock on the Franco British front.
There were few now who cherished
any hope of saving the baby's life. Yet
none Of the shells had fallen near the
crater, and the little body was still
visible there.
At six o'clock the British artillery
cuAdopIy raocod Tho man 1aanad
from their trenches and ran forward,
cheering.
But to their surprise their opponents
did not wait for them but ran forward
also, perhaps inspired by the same mo-
tives. The two parties met on a half
mile front. Bayonet clashed with
bayonet, there was fierce thrust and
parry, men fell dying, the cries Of the
wounded rent the air, and neither side
would give way.
1t was not until the combat had been
thinned out by the loss Of thousands
that the two lines Of enemies sullenly
withdrew and made for their respective
trenches. But there were those on
either side who remembered.
And, moved by simultaneous i'm
pulse six men from either of the con-
fiicting armies rushed toward the shell
crater. Tacltly they ignored each
other. A big Scotchman leaped into
the hole and emerged, carrying in his
arms an enormous rag doll, with q
painted face of bisque. ,
1t was riddled with bullet holes, and
had evidently been abandoned by the
former owners. Perhaps the very child
whose plaything it had been had long
ago grown tired Of it.
Yet 1t was strangely human In APP
pearance, and the head, with the gold
en- curls, dropped forward like that of
q tired child sleeping.
There was stunned silence on
either side. With no thought Of fight
ing. the men intermingled and clus-
tered about the figure. How many
thousands had died for this rag doll II
was grotesque and pitiful.
The Scotchman laid the doll down
over it with his foot. He looked up at
the faces of the enemy.
"It's for trifle like this that good
mems lives have been flung awayl" he
said bitterly.
There was silence, till young stu.
dent answered him:
Are we any wiserT he asked
quietly.
The other appeared as If about to
answer him; but instead he turned
his back, and, calling his men, marched
them back toward the trenches, under
the muttering Of the guns.