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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY
KIDNEYS
Sank Centre Readers Should Learn -
Keep the Kidneys Well.

The kidneys have big work to do.
All the blood in the body is coursing
through the kidneys constantly to be
freed of poisonous matter. 1t is
heavy enough task when the kidneys
are we'll, but cold, chill, fever or
some thoughtless exposure is likely to
irritate, inflame and longest the kid
neys and interrupt the purifying work.
Then the aching frequently begins
and is often accompanied by some
bladder troubles. Thousands testify to
the wonderful merit of Doan's Kidney
Pills, a remedy for the kidneys only,
that has been used in kidney troubles
so years. You will make no mistake
in following this Sank Centre woman's
advice.
Mrs. E. Olsen, Elm St., Sank Gen.
tire, says:
81 had dull, nagging backaches >
and pains through my loins. I
didn't rest we'll at night and in
the morning felt tired and Ian
guild. Two boxes Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me prompt relief.
I have been feeling much strong
: er and better since using them"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Olsen had. Foster-Milturn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
MUSTER IN FOR THE BEAN
PATCH

The American army and navy are
equalled by few and excelled by none
One reason Tor this is because the,
are the best fed, pest paid army am
navy In the world.
Inc best paid English private re
celves about shilling aay and tn
French four cents while Uncle Sans
ooys pull down a dollar or more.
The same difference exists IN rs
rlons-the American soldiers and sail.
ors are the best ted in the world.
Beans have always been a stapl,
article in the yankee military mem
They are the only real "home branu
food our fighters get on land or sea
at the battles red front, on the mari.
or in camp. They are the connectin,
food-link between the home and IT,
bivouac.
No other nation uses beans to til.
same extent as food for their armie
and navies as does the United States
on account of the cost.
No substitute has ever been discov-
cred for them.
In them more food element can be
compressed in smaller compass thar
is the case with any other vegetable
food.
They contain more nutriment thar
an equal weight of meat.
They form palatable article of diet
and do not pail upon the appetite by
much use as is the case with most fooo
articles.
An eminent southern military au-
thority once declared that beans had
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
AN EXPLANATION NEEDED

"For the first time since the
Crimean War, the price of bread
is raised to a shilling for four
pound loaf."-Extract from an
editorial in a recent issue of the
London Times.
In view of the fact that this "foul
pound Loaf is baked out of American
flour that has passed through the sub
marine menace and paid extortionate
freight and insurance rates, it seems
to us an explanation is due from some
source as to why a "four pound" loaf
in London still sells for about half
of what it sells for in Sank Centre. 1t
is strange to say in the least.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
"A YEARS AGO
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM
HERALD OF 1S73-J. HI.
SIMONTON, EDITOR.


Sank Centre never looked brighter
or more prosperous than it does at
the present time. Business of all
kinds seems lively and improvements
are progressing on every hand.
A ball is to come off at the Sank
Centre House on the night of the 4th
of July. Capt. S. M. Bruce and B. C.
Lord are floor managers, and the mus
ic will be by Russell's band.
A correspondent of the Sank Rap
ids Sentinel who passed through Sank
Centre couple of weeks since, speaks
of our town as follows: at is neat
tidy and business like. Much atten-
ton has evidently been paid to archi-
tectural adornment here, both in bust
ness and dwelling houses, and the con-
sequent neatness and general 'natti-
ness so seldom met with on the 'front.'
Ter, pervades the town and it's sub
urbs."
The County F'air-At meeting of
the executive committee of the
Stearns County Agricultural Society
held in St. Cloud on the 18th inst, it
was decided to hold the Third annua.
fair at Sank Centre on the grounds of
the driving park association. We are
not informed at what time the fai.
will be held, but will doubtless ascer-
tain in time to give it in our next is
sue.
Report of Sank Centre Union schoo
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
The Fountain of Youth.

Inc FOUNTAIN OI 1Outns
"A woman never gets so old that
she does not look young when she is
rocking baby to sleep.
Don't Work Both Ways.
When men fill up with booze they
want to fight, but when they want to
fight they keep away from booze.
Hard to Explain.
One Of the things that can't he
explained is why it is so much harder
work for a man to dig for garden
than it is to dig for fish bait.
Why Not
If Roosevelt is such a incompe-
tent man, why not send him over to
France and demonstrate his incompe-
tency?
Always Paid.
The wages of sin are always col
Like to Get EN-.
"A woman would rather bring one
professed woman hater to his knees
than five men who, admire the sex.
' Linguistic Ability.
Every married woman can speak
two languages widely different: baby
language and husband language.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14

more to do with winning the civil war
than bullets.
If you want to help win this war,
raise some beans and then some more
beans, to feed our warriors.
If you have not already planted
some beans, it is not to late to do so
yet.
Hoe! For the Bean Patch!
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14

for the month ending June 6, 1871.
The following roll of honor comprises
the members who have been perfect in
attendance and department during the
month:
Higher Department
Fayette L. Cook, Teacher
LulyMartin, Ida Foster, Faustine
Dennis. Lizzie Hubbard, Amy West,
Ida Davis, George Heath, Mary Lull,
Judith Meigs, Earnest Beidelman,
Flora Pike, Rosetta Garfield, Jessie
Truman, Ella Philes, Emma Perkins,
Anna Stabler, Flora Truman, Ella
West, Eva Boobar, Gertie Miner.
First intermediate Department.
Miss Franc v. Sharp, Teacher.
Lionna Mattson, Rosa Lull, Maggie
Loomis, Emmons Fish, Florence Can
field, Emma Powell, Willie Bradley,
Frances West. Frank Barnum is
lowest in department..
Second intermediate Department.
Miss M. E. Fuller, Teacher.
Willie Meigs, Jessie Miner, Adelpha
Fish, Mary E. Fish, Aggie Heath,
Fannie Crouch, Barbara Davis, Eunie
West, Emma ~Stebbins, Sarah Smith,
Ida Slattery, Winifred Lamb, Luella
Stabler, Mary Shaffer, Addie Stebbins,
George Bradley, Addie Hickman.
Primary Department
Miss Sarah Trace, Teacher
Minnie Hickman, Hattie Loomis,
Annie Williams, Ethel Whitfield, Hat
tie Cannon, Elpha Cannon, Stella
Cooper, Julia Pulver, Annie LOOMS,
Howard Bishop, Frederic Cooper, Jno.
Davis, BERTHE Peters, Freddie Heath.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14

country is only half a man and wom-
an who will permit man to conceal
himself behind her petticoats for such
a purpose is only quarter of wom-
an.
A Traitor.
That mans coward, traitorous dolt,
Curse him,
Who'd not get shot if Red Cross girl
would
Nurse him.
Amusing.
One of the funniest things in this
world is to see grouchy old sinner
who never petted his own children, ex-
cept with single, bossed around by
his little grandson.
Most Enjoyable.
There is nothing that small boy
enjoys quite so much as to listen to
his little chum yell when he is getting
a licking.
What She Thinks.
Every time girl sees a man in un-
form she always thinks what fine
looking corpse he would make.
When She is Sure.
"A woman is never surer that she
is right than when she is wrong.
As Important.
1T is just as important to live and
forget as it is to live and learn.
He Earns 1t.
When a man marries a girl for
her money he generally earns all he
gets.
Mutually.
When married women get togeth-
er they always mourn over the fate of
spinsters and when old maids congre-
gate they always bewail the hard lot
IF married women.
The Woman Problem.
The greatest problem that con-
fronts a woman is how to disclose her
lew silk petticoat and show off her
lew silk stockings at the same time.
Use Makes Value.
Power is of no value unless it IS
Utilized. The muscular power wasted
~ dogs in wagging their tails would
'un a thousand factories if it could
'e concentrated and utilized.
The Question.
The question now confronting the
itizens of the United States is wheth-
r they will loan money for defense
md get it back or pay it out for idem-
lity and never have it returnsd.
Went Democratic.
"A colored man down south was
.rrested for stealing chickens and
vhen asked how he came out at the
rial, replied: "The jury done went
and convicted me-"
Fight.
If you are too old or to young to.
ght the Germans, fight quack grass.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
MEN, WOMEN
and THINGS
By F. M. E.
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Arms, Arms, Arms. :,
Now is the time that the flower of
young American manhood is spring
ing to arms and the flower of Amer
lean young womanhood is springing
into arms.
Strange
Every once in awhile a man is
met up with one who is good friend
with everybody except himself.
An Unbeliever.
Mine year old Fred had been SEN
fenced to dig quack grass out of the
garden when he wanted to go fish
ing. After he had finished his task,
he game into the house and announced
to his startled mother: "Mama, don't
believe God knows everything and can
do everything" "Why Fred" exclaim-
ed she, "It is awfully wicked for you
to talk that way" 81 don't care" was
the response, 81 don't believe it, if it's
true, he would have made sweet corn
as hard to kill as quack grass and
quack grass as easy to kill as sweet
corn"
Fifty-Fifty.
Some men take wives to get rid
of going to war and some men go to
war to get rid of their wives.
Not Always Necessary
"A man should always tell the
truth when he speaks, but lis not al
ways necessary to speak.
MOreaManfu
1t is more manful to use your
money to buy gun and shoot, than to
use it to purchase immunity from
freebooters.
If He Had Only Waited.
If President Wilson had only
waited till after the summer COM
mencements had been held he would
have learned just how to have settled
all of our international problems with
out going to war.
A WOman's Way.
Many a mother has spanked her
young son until he howled like Com
manche Indian for fighting with her
neighbours boy and then went into the
next room and Rugged herself in de-
lirum of ecstacy because he knocked
the stuffing out of his opponent.
The Difference.
Very frequently the only differ
ence between the millionaire and the
man that is broke is million dollars.
What We Want to Know.
The girls in an Eastern college
say the best way to judge a mans
character is by his kisses. What we
want to know is if there is an opening
in that college for man to come and
demonstrate his character.
Vulgar Fractions.
"A man who will hide behind q
woman's skirts to avoid serving his
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
If He Had Only Waited.

If President Wilson had only
waited till after the summer COM
mencements had been held he would
have learned just how to have settled
all of our international problems with
out going to war.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
A Woman's Way.

Many a mother has spanked her
young son until he howled like Com
manche Indian for fighting with her
neighbours boy and then went into the
next room and Rugged herself in a de-
lirum of ecstacy because he knocked
the stuffing out of his opponent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
What We Want to Know.

The girls in an Eastern college
say the best way to judge a mans
character is by his kisses. What we
want to know is if there is an opening
in that college for man to come and
demonstrate his character.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
The Woman Problem.

The greatest problem that con-
fronts a woman is how to disclose her
new silk petticoat and show off her
new silk stockings at the same time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
The Difference.

Very frequently the only differ
ence between the millionaire and the
man that is broke is million dollars.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
Vulgar Fractions.

"A man who will hide behind q
woman's skirts to avoid serving his
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14

country is only half man and wom-
an who will permit man to conceal
himself behind her petticoats for such
a purpose is only quarter of wom-
an.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
Use Makes Value.

Power is of no value unless it IS
utilized. The muscular power wasted
by dogs in wagging their tails would
run thousand factories if it could
be concentrated and utilized.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-06-14

When married women get togeth-
er they always mourn over the fate of
spinsters and when old maids congre-
gate they always bewail the hard lot
of married women.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20

biefts lirtbsiI an bos Gircuiiseridt
appeuirt. = qnbreip isoItsr, psIder
beFslben gsrgsbens angsiIoai mar,
purbs 81 $50 Celebrate psrurtbeiIt.
gr besabIts ben asnannisn geiras, ba
er auf cine qppenntion persintete.
geibs W1nnsr. ipslcts elm gaeitaura.
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Charles Offers BON Canton nabe
Gouitance, ap, am ufer oes Obio'
fllnI1s esfirnoen. 9eeben Der 9eife lag
eine abeeidpiieite SdrotfIinte. eine
Geite oeS &orpers mar onidlc;neno
bird einer Sdpib nobe5u tpeggeriilen
tunroen. sIIle an5eideil oeltten oarallf
bin, bab 2orp Selbitntorb begaugen
lat. Gabe Der SteIle, ipp Die Seife
Ids, iuuroe 5as Boot in ,peIGem Corn
Die SIuBfabrt internommen bate.
geiunben. Ter ltueliidlid,c mar IL
Ics.erer 3eit infoIae forperliden 2ei.
ocns tiefiinnie glporben. or mar felt
De nlIestperfloiienen Greitog perrniBt
ncr6en.
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6ther @orbpn abat

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|fabrt. .ahs Wstsrn Critic (slu.
suitSRummtr) rimmt ssseu bic 4ns
sriffe bss friibsrsn Di,e Goupers
neurs bon Sbio, 6arrp 9. gorbon.
auf beuti6t 6prahe uno bsutfdxs
Dsisn NIT ben fols.nssn Worisn
SteIuns: mir i1nnsn ohne Wsiteres
annshmen, bnb Ssrr goroon ipsbsr
bsuiid Ipriht. nod otutId ptritsbi.
Or iann beshnlb BON Der Gsf4ifts
isinss aanbes. bas gum srobeH SbtiI
bon 0suiian beiisbelt III, nihts miis
fen. nod fam sr BON Der fompIi3irlen
unb gsb,imnibpotIsn gntipidsIuns ieis
nts @oltss, an Der pisbsrum bic
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ibsilisi finb. cine 4bnuns babsn. Sbm
itsint Der Wsnf4 ipsiisr ni9is su
isin als cine pupps. lin aus elmer
osutiden cine amtritaniife puppe 3u
MAIDEN, brau4t man nur bas btutfts
Sdssmebl burd ameriianiIHts GresI.
ilor 81 tritben - ftrtig M Der INIT
riiansk Gs sisbi. mir miiiftn q nit
tisfsr 8,i6imuns sslisben. 5nuTsnbs
iOI6er .umssnubsiitr" 2lmsrilansr In
unierem 2anb.. Sic finb absr sbsufo
isbr cine Shma& fur ibr aiits gas
t.rlanb ssrdsn, fpis re es jsbt fit
ibre nsus 6timntb iinb. Der Bette
amrisnnsr IN Der, Der ii4 NIT Siol,
fsiner abtunfi srinnert unb oaruuf
beIisbs, bub bic suten Gissnfhnftsn
fsinsr @orfabren fsinsm Abopiipsga.
ierlnnb sinperleibt perben: ibre aunf,
TIRE Qiiratur. ibrt 2sbsnss unbGenis
ipsifs, ibrt Sprads. Jbm in ameriia
bic nsus melt. sufdmmsns.fsbi Gus
ebm geitsn. mas nnosrs Rdtiousn su
bittsn baben. unb btsbnIb beitinlnlt.
bic beiit alIer Raiionsn 81 fperben.
@ass es itiHe itmutiss unb unsrfdb.
rene 6anb. an bisfsm gntpidtlunas,
prcBeb gu riibren. Die 6dubs bonn
SdmeI3tissel."
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Der aosarek
5ericn ftrben fir ben 10. SepteHber
ober ben 1. Cftober In gusiiht.

ahofbinqton .. g., 19. ang
Tas nod sur erleoimne porIiegenos
9,rocranm lit iest oerart, oab oie
fiibrer I'm aongrlb am Sonntdg
Atenb hcr Scffnimg austritd gnbeii,
b16 Der acnareb am 10 Septe,nbet
oocr ipdteftens am eriten Sftoter iei'
ne Sisung imterbred,en nno ailf De-
riei geben fam.
Die 5iibrer beioer garteien olnutsu
superiidtIif. bab Die ariegsiteuerbor.
Ii1ge nod i'm 9aitfe Der @od,e i'm Ss.
| net 3ur anrabme seianeen iuiro, nbe'
oicie aniidh tpiro bon bielen Der Ses
nctoren lit,t aetbeiIt imb ibrer Mel'
mins mad, biufie fib Die Gebattc nod
bis In Sic folgenoe @od,e birpielen
alm Wiontas piro Der Sennt, nafSenI
nun bic 5raeen bon acringcrer ge.
bciitung 70 gut ipie erIeoi9t iiHo, lid
nit ben gritimuuinsen iibcr oit
Steuern uiif GinfonuHeH, ariegspro'
fite, DerIeser.profiie uHo aoniunt.
itsuern beihaitigen un6 bierbei oiirftt
es bu aliseror6entIid) Iebbdften Te'
batten fomnifn. Senator 90 toilette
eeoenft am Montag einc Idnaere aeoe
81 bolten uin eine erhobmig Der
Sfeiiern anf ginfnormen unbSsriegss
prcfite berbei5ufiibren.
SobnIo bic sariess gteuerborIags
sur annabme sclnnet 1T, mil Der Ge.
nat cine f,r5e Spanne 3eit Den 9e,
batten iber bic Observation-Disclosures
ipion.erl Sie bon Dem Senator Ga SOL.
Ietie unb gnseren eineereid)t tporoen
iiriO. Die Giibrer Der gSminiitr1tiOn
fotpie aud eiiige Der repi.bIitaniId,ei.
ssilbrer eeben ii6 Der &oifning Fir.
bab biefe gfrtrdee NIT iiberpGltissn.
bel Rebrbeit in offcne. Sisuns auf
6eE Tifh eelegt fperSen.
ss,n Souie erIifSt oieie Wode Sds
mf bem gciiot getrofiene GbfontnlelI,
lcut ipeIfem bas Scns feline Ibdtiqs
fek fur meI,rcre BoGen itnterbrodlen
bette. am Gdnritae ipiro Dos Saiiss
toHrnittee fir RiiteI unS @egc bos
bonn Sefretdr 1eaboo Tn 9ori.1laa
gebrahte nere 3riegsbuoset IN sln.
griff netmen uno am Ronta9 iiber
odyt Saaen iuirb bis Saus iplcoer IN
Silnng treten iirb prompt Die gcto.
borIage, foirie bic sriegsDerapiili.
sunssborIaee erIebigen, bte Tn @orbc.
rstt,nss iir,b.
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Sic SpSten In biei.m Qrieae
Bon 80 bn M afefislb.

(aiHs bem gnslii6en iibeTest.)
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3ooten -.
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bann tpiirben bic 9obten Drbentlih
uub forsfGItis besraben, i5rem @rabe
lnb Ranse nod, unb iebes @rab be-
iGbs ein &opf5eiden, Elm areus ober
iouitisss Symbol, gang ipie i'm Gries
ben. 9tber rur bic 5dIfte Der Spbten
1T 10 besrabsn iporben. Die anbsre
SGlfte lisst in serftrertsn 9rGbern,
an Der Stdtte, no iie fielen. in rgiies
manbs 2aub", i'm Raiime 5tDiifen
ben ainieu obsr btnter ben 0erbanbs
plGBeu. gluf allen S9lnhtfdoern bies
fss arieses ftDbt Der @unbsrer auf
bieic @rdber. Sic iino bas ergrei.
fenbite Bib bes &rieees. Wson lam
pieaei6t obne Grgrifftnbett Dor eintm
6uufen 9pbter fteben, ober Der 4ns
Bid biefer 9rdber erf9iittert sinen
bis ing Snnerite.
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fer trdgen peri8iebene 3si9eu. Die
frans0fridxn befibeu fat ausnabnss
lDs Elm &reus nus reflohtenem Dra6t,
bos purpurrptb ober grau onses
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bilbeH bes Dett.rs beHer als feline
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@amiItsm.

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gebt cd,en. sic purben ins Rercp
Soipital gebratt.
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tas Gus @olf Gountp, ST., eingetrofs
fen unb bate isin Sdiebsiisn mitse'
bsadt. Or tpurbe nod i'm 2aiife osS
sl1enos megen perboteren @afferltra,
gems eingeIodt unb geiteru Rorgen
I'M @lmi5irnlgeridrt unter S1o0
gi;rgid,oft ben Groegeidpuorensn
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Siert.
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e36 2uSIoip glperrue, Ger in aiuem
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Duroe am gcuriteg ourf etnen
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zine St,le periprab, nsronIabt. fetnen
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brod;te Inn nod Gtncinnoti mb :iber'
IieB i'm bort ieineIu SdyifiaI. 8eitern
fan- 5lopo bel Nltttern ipie6er an
nubbem iein slbsune Der asolt5ei be.
ret.s ge,neIoet mar.
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poraI Jamss Sannsr aus DafbingioH,
o. g., Der DorHaIise Commander IN
gbisi, Der i'm Derlauf ieinfr ausfEh,
runsen in srsrsifenosn Worisn auf biz
anpeienbsit pieIr foebtn su etn
}abntn einberufsntn Grisgsrtfrut:n
in ibren abatiuuiiormsn binipiss.
an BEN llmsug ON Disnitag fosr'
ben ii9 Gina 10000 Bis 12,00O Be
ieranen bsibsiIieen. stgsu 10000, tis
seIsssntlib ess letttn BIER itotis.ba5.
ten ss.IbIasers por 13 Jobren mitma..
fdGrien. Wlun bate bic 4bii9i. biz
parabe nit Riidfi6t auf bic arohcn
t6rptrliden Gnfireneunssn, bic fie ;iir
bic 8stsransn beoingt, ausfafI,u gu
ldfen. aber bieroor tpolltsn bic @raas
bdrte ri6is ipiTsn. 4n ber WarfAs
Iinit iprben am Di.nfias S3uItinbe-
Gpalier biIbtn.
am Uitiiipcd finben bic Ysi4dfts'
fibunasn Der O. u. g., b.s Wom.ns
Belief Corps unb Der Cons Of 0es
tsrans itdit. SOipeit IN Der sinjire
qanbi6at, Der fir ben poften b.s
Commander IN Chief gsrdnnt n;tb,
Ob,rfi Orlando u. SomsTs bon 20.
tomo. Jnb.
Der anon.
gbicnso, 19. ausuit. Durh
cine 5eusrsbrunif purben ON Gonns
tag bic Gisbduitr BON armour e go.
In Rounb Gate, Gale Gpuntp, acre
ft5rt. Der Ghabsn biirfis ii4 auf iiber
$3.50, 600 beIdufen. auberbsm psrs
brannt,n nod fyrahtpnseOns i'm
Wertb Don SOC, 900. Die Gisporrdtbs,
bic perlorsn sinesn, ptrbsn auf $751;
600 bsipsrt6et.
Der Supsrintsnb,nt 1rnns Gen'
berfon bsboupist, bab Branbitiftuna
porlitsi, bsuH bas iysutr fam, ieIHcr
@sriiderung mad, an siHsr In5ahI
Sielltn sIsif5eitis gum 2lusbru4 unp
sriff nit gang risiissr Gef4minoistsIi
um fi9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
SeAesae mns 9aStsm.

Der Bellevue SemofratiThe
3lub pirb nd9iisn Disnitas abenb in
Wensrs Salle bic neusewdblten Be
amten initalliren: prdi., Or. Gbeiter
DorIep; @iSerprdi.. Gbas. Ssan; Ses
tretdr, Gb. aiffmsber; Ghasmsiiter,
Ridter u. M. 9lein; Sergeanisats
arms, eugene Oalsp; Oireftoren:
alpn5o 9ap. Gbas. Glpun, Sohn
Stabl unb Wm. Suebne.
Der RepuHitoniffe Stabtflub
BON gelepue rpirb nGditsn Disnitas
Qbenb an Der Center Strabe unb
Sopts Qps. prsoniiirt perben.
- Die SreifbuIen bon gellepue
iperben am A. Ssptember tpieber er0ffs
net perben. Dos ssiammte 2ebrers
perIonaI nit ein ober sipei ausnabs
men III pisbersepdbIt tporSen.