davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

dejado ignorar 4 listed TODD 10 que
ha hccho.
-cPor que ....
-iPorque csc miserable rcpreSen-
taba respecto de listed. una infamla
comctida... una comedia sacrile-
ga. ST.. .slcrilega. .porque sacrl-
legio cs enganar tan cruelmente e!
coraz6n de tana madre!....
Roselina estaba palida y palpitante,
esperanto Ia terrible revelation que
aquellas palabras presagiaban.
10 que voy a deeir a listed, es
tremendo-dijo Gilbert con enfasis
dramatico,-pero mi deber es hablar
10y hablare...
Tom0 algin tempo para dar mayor
efecto Il 10 que iba a decir Y despues,
cast en- voz baja, anadi0:
-iSu pequeho Roberto muri6, po,
bre nino!
Muerto!. exclamo Resell
ma.
Isl, muerto!
mo; ESQ no IS possible; lie han
enganado q listed!
-Ha muerto, n digo 4 listed. Y 4
qui TRAGIC n prueba de clio
Tenca listed. -. esta es una partida
de defunci6n......
Y tendio g Ia infortunada, cuya Wis
ia e~xtraviada por ell espanto, era in
capaz de yer, ell papel timbrado con
las armas de Marsella Y el membrete
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

Ire preSUr.o q su G
-; Hc rccibldo listed al"o de alb,
ahajo?
=; Dc Siivano?.... No. carezco de
aoticias, 10 St d6rdc pueda estar.
-lo 10 sabre cuanGo Quiera, pues
tergo lin amigo en- la j~usticia mill
tar de Argel y ne Informant.
/ n su tutor, lie h. escrito listed:
-rodavia no.
-Bien: artes de escribirle deberi
dsted ton,ar las dispcsiciores que voy
I ;Edicarla ea iRterts suyo... 4 fin de
asegurar 81 iihertad... de Ia que ten
dra necesidad para obrar-.. ' aur
pala defenderse.
i Defcnderme. .-exclam6 espar
tada Roselina,-pero contra Guien?
Contra el scnor SenaS.
No cnmprendo.. Que quiere us
ted decir?
--Noy + decir q listed TODD 10 que
ST.. Cuando el otro dia liable cor
usted scbre este, no tenia mas Due
soN2echa$ de todo 10 que Sc hoy, Y nc
pcGe nacer mus que advcrtir a usted
qIe esq miserable. perdone listed S
e:aEl9o tales dictcrios contra e.; esq
miserable. r@plto. TO tive nunca pc,
norma eH Su corduct2 hacia listed, mas
que ST fortuna, Y Ia realization de.
casamierto que lie haria dueho de Ia
misma,..
oh! NO me haga listed sufril
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
REVISTADE PRENSA
lie Tennis" PARlS)

Las oriniones que inSertain"s en-
| seguida son ~resumcncs cabiegrlflcoS-
~pu0licados por los Grandes Giarios de
Nucya York. De acuerdo COZ eSaS
~fuentes, lie Temps" de % de Febre-
10 dice que Bethmana Hollweg IRE
.cnde demostrar cue el torpedtaJc
| s!n limiaac:ones respoHGe 2 "a voIGn-
tad del pueblo a!eman. La nacion, d.
| re ei canci!ler, We en- la guerra q Ia
marina mercante, el ar?na dc Ia vlctC-
! ria. La e~Xistencia de les neutrales. L.
vida de las mujercs ! l9s niHos no son
lie tcnerse en- cucnt2 en- f-entc Dc las
rcces!dadeS whales del imperio. l2 no
Sc lula mas en- recurr;r Z los cases
aSfiyiantes. I los liquidoS iaflan4h!es,
: las G~eportacioncs de loS soldados en-
yekenes cue sirrcn DC avuda = los
elcrcitoS en- Marcia. s., como c! cal.-
r:l!vr aiirrna. .Alenaria c>J:- reSue!la
a no tener mcSGrI. troPcLara fatal
mentc con Ia inIuebrantable "esclG-
ciGn dc ics Estados Unidos, pues:o
3ue E! car>i,ier royh3za ,o5a poSihiil-
dad de rctrvceIcr Y manifesto qHe Ia
. Dca..u alemau& "<t& dispuesta = Ii:
mas ;.lla de Gcn&c ~ lido. en- las cNp!o
stones de 81 furor. \ &grcg%:
Los 6reAnos de X proF"@and" "ie
mana GcstMada al eytr"njrro, t"lcs
cor:.o el Paid" h. suSSitaGo /" cue
iii. de sahcr 81 = nc@52tiva cp=cs,"
#oY los ai;&Gos para cntr2r cE ne2o-
c,ayioaes de p&= COZ Berlin, no obi
garan = .Aiemania = offender e. &C.
losal inper;o QIe ella circanscrlbc
desGe 81 n:ar del Nc-te Il Go!Io p"rSi-
20. co~mprvnQieudo Ia adjudication dc
lic.anGa y i:.ScaAGinaHIa. L. querc!!a
buscaaa 4 lioianda {" %l"Cn2 a?a-
riercla dc vcrdad = este ameraZ2. T.!
.CcaDlat n~li!!tairc@ a5o"a nor II soil
DEE De toGos To- frcnt"s "a pes2r de.
Ancre : Nut-c!-Amara} Y eS@s AFR
maeionrs respe"to del triunfo final.
<o~.,icre, e. rono De desafio De! can.
s;lcr. Pero eS," n~!ovocaci6n nj UNI
verso eptero c.rcce dc n fgprza dc
yorlaS az. ccrrc<Donde = cs.a LAST
de Cratorios. Alvma"ia ha
.lclado Il punto De 80 poder man>Jer
! cad;e, Fila Ga ricnta >acIta = todos
sus ~furorcs, Dcro e. Sis sc
;r.s'ucc IN deception = Il agonia. Is
"a incie-ta Re los h~orrcrcS que 50 Ia
IL. p~estl a desencaicnar con cl cor
curse &c todas sus fuc-Zas NavaIcS y
,crrestres."
Journal ueS i''-S "i'
II -t.,~ra1 des Debats' = prorGsi-
.. H. or~;ho j.l .Rorbc,.er" = Bur
5.oy e.cr;hc.
Z! 'RocAeS'ef Ma '.'"P""o IL
..;or.. c~l,n,anas Su c~stridente sire.
~. ere al m;srlo tempo I'm desafio
que arroiaba lealmentc al almiran-
tazgo imperial. Y como 10 hap!a an'iir
cIa"o a los cua''o ''s"to' "V' "'""'
ha IeS1"o Sill ''S'"'"''
ECHO de Paris"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

de listed, el mismo GIc ella fu5 a
b-scar al bulevar Belle apenaS ia hui
DO listed daGo q luz. .ESa mujtr
l. ,iira Il listed c0:ro muTi5 q niho
y como su padre, Ell senior S5naS, fua
4 verlc cuando " ca tard@, Pucs So
10 lego I tempo de disponer 10 pre-
ciso para su enterramicnto.. lie di-
ri Z listed tam5iGn que el mismo Sc
Ioa SGnas IN indic5 ia forma en- CUE
debia hacer la declaration en- L. Al
caldia, que es Ia misma qle We listed
en- esta acta, cor objeto de hacer que
listed perdicra las huellas de Ia muer-
te de csc nino...
La desgracis'la Rcsclina cst@ba o.
bSumada por aouel.as revelacioncs.
-;iLuego csta listed SECURE &c
Que es mi hijo cl que ha mue:to?
La nodriEl pOdTa dccirsciO.
y csc niao.... csc pcqueHo
R~oberto....
No es 81 hijo.... Dare { listed
pruebas de ello.... Es TN niHo de
ia mis-na edad qIe cl de usted y con
cl cue el senior Stn2s h@ sas-tl!do
81 cue la muerto....
-:Luego esa maje: es su c6npli-
&C?
No, Cecilia NADIA sabe; voy 4 de-
cir q listed como le fue ~crtreg~do csc
nino por el senior Senas.....
Y ell caballcro de industrial refi-
rio a IL jovcn, con t0da clase de deta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

dc Ia Acadia.
| Dspues 10 lego Z Ia jovcn:
! "Acta de defuncion de Juan Ro-
berto, hijo dc padre y madrc dcscono-
cidos...."
Va la explicare q ustcd-conti-
nu6,-por que motive ha sido Iec.a-
RADIO en- esta forma ell fallecimiento
del nino, siguiendo o-denes de Senas;
pero ahora va listed q ver como es de
su hijo de quien Sc traits.
Maestro hombre continue su lectu-
"a.
"Fallecido hoy en- casa de Ia seno-
IA ReboIl. su nodriza, habittnte en-
el pueblo de La Capele.te, traresla
del Pina!, que declara con los sest:gos
firmantes ....."
LES esta la nodriza de su hiJo!
I've listed como no puede h25cr
error?
-iDios mio!. .iDios mio!...-ex
clam6 Roselina.- II. no se.... me
parece que TODD ESQ es imrosible!...
-iAy! Desgraciadamente es dema-
siado cierto.....
No.. no puedo creerlo.
-Tengo todas las prueblS... Lie
ware a listed I casa &c Ia nodriza, a
ouien reconocera listed, como segu-
ramente ella tamb:en Ia reconocera
Nv ALI vera listed como ell nino.
que ha muerto en- su casa y que ella
misma declare en- Ia Acadia, es cl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

pcr mas tiempo!-Suplic6 Roselina.-
iDiGtmc pronto TODD 10 que Scpa!
-;Pucs bien, He aqui Ia vc'lad!
Yea listed 10 que he desc lbicrto y
he qucrido hacerla saber en- seguida.
por tratarsc de 10 que eS mas caro- pa
n listed V de 10 que es precise Sc lie
prevenga.... listed di6 q luz su hijo,
81 pequeno Roberto, en- casa de la
sonora Roulet. una comadrona del
bulevar Bai:le, donde e. senior Senas
Ia condujo POGO despues de Ia ausen'
cia del senior Speraudien.....
-Si-corsest6 Roselina estlpefac-
IA al ver que aquel hombre estaba in
tornado tan exactnmente.
Ell nino fue declarado bajo ell
nombre de Roberto y o ell apel!ido
de su padre, indicando ser hiJo dc
Remieio Silvano SenaS y Maria Rose
Ina Speraudien.....
-.Asi Sc ~convino entire nosotros. .
-.Aqui tengo, ademas, I'm extracto
del acta de nacimiento de su hijo-
dijo Gilbert sacando I'm papel de su
cartera.
Despues continue:
A peticion del senior Senas Ia
comadrona busc0 al nino una nodri-
Za.....
ST, una arlesiana.
ESQ es; Ia sonora Reboul que vi
via en- La Copelette. Bien, y el Sc
nor Senas explic6 q lusted los motives
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
Echo de Paris
-L';Iumanite'' (PARlS.)

"LHumanitc:" hace constar que el
rabinete dc Berlin no Ia hecho NADIA
nj oierido hacer para ayudar 4 NJ.
Wilson = evitar Ia guerra. Por lag
declaracicnes de anteayer de Bett-
mann. Hollweg, las responsibilities
Sc fijan una vez mas. ES Alemania
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
TIR0S Al BLANCO
CEHN J NAN..

Villa mario an San Andres,
: VI es "a sGptima 2
Gua 10 mata el carrancismo;
ctras Giez 10 ha 'embotellado;"
pero { POGO Ia resu.tado
siendo el mismo.
Cente muy bien informada,
schre ia cruz De 81 espada'
iura, poniendo Ia mrno,
quo al terrible Pancho Villa
conrirticrcn en- papilla
les hombres dc Nenustiano.
pancho Villa h. failecido ('),
LEG" a Sill fin Ell ''banGido'
coronado por Madero;
"a e. Chihuahua nc Ray tc:aOceS
lie cue . scudC-TeGent0res
hag& correr sin ScMbrccO...
" duerElc 4 %Esto MUrgui"
t:e EociC... ' H%S.I sc II'',
sin -eriola prcsuEclGn
&c cue por mala cmcr@ea>ia
@cba Aacer!c compet+ncia
:. don Pablo el ~co-relIn.
En- aoticia de tai fCc@o
< coIprendc &esGc !"c%o
que sara ver:ad ralpita.
II McnC$. i mi ne place
IA vspe;:e; zero -. g me hace
Que este "muc"to'r"sucita...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

Q';>a 4 IL 81. E'lana. coz. :a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
ENTHUSIASTIC

Dicer hojas can2ncistas
que cuandC . Gu;.G#!ajara
l!eeo e! incl!to don Venus
on riajc oe propaganda
t:rno ruando ell chaoarrito
q Pine recomendabaJ
mil!arc< : mas mil!arcS
dc perScHaS may senSatas
10 recihicron en- triunfo
con .ritus. flores ) pa!mas,
: "redeator" 10 l~larcaron
salvador de Ia palria"
: algunaS or-as a.entir@s
cue don VenGs nunca traga,
pero porque le convierc
Sc hace que Ia Firgen le habla.'
Y agrcgan con elocuencia
los reportaZgos dc marras.
que hubo corridaS (Ge torres:
Pablo Gonzalez no andaba
Por alHI, que hu5o diSCursoS
casi pcr CarretonadaS,
bales ell las p!a22S rubllcas
V ANNA ion y a!%azara;
que hubo rcpiqGcs . vuelo,
Iur hubo rumbas lItcrarius
Y nuc hubD... II mar DE- cosas
de mitctcS y d. chach&ra&
yUrs ~ 49,, que CO.: que 4 We,
tnu,
en- su gjra acomDaNaban
carrancistas "rrominentes."
senorcs te realada
que es n ciase ~pro;a"ida.
corrc2ida y aunlcntada.
Pero tcGC 10 ocurrido
no mont" nj vale NADIA
.iurto al concentrate que hacen
ciertas kojas carranclanas.
"SGlo cl rntusiasmO-diccn-
que rein0 en- Guada!ajara
cuando {, "an6Stol" Madero
lego ALI con Rogue Estrada
IespuGs dc que don Porfirio
Sc EMBARGO en- e. "lpiranga,'
puGicra ser comparable
"or cl que e. sehor Carranza
cen satisfaction profunda
presence err Guada!aiara."
.Ahora bien, P2rc:.o AIadero,
cuando tCt q 81 propaganda"
pinista. $; no SC escoHde
rccibc hasta sus pc!radas
DorQuc el pueblo ta2atio
"a 10 traia &c una PASTA.
Conque, ~calcYlen ustedes
como le pinto a Carranza...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
CHANTECLER

quien. deliberadamente, habra lleva-
do I IA guerra al jefe del EsSado mas
EIcifista." !:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
SECCION Editorial
Fin y principle de IN periodic presidential

Ina derrota er Ia Alta Camara marco ell fin del primer psriooo preSf-
de7cml de Mr.. WCcdrow Wilson. Bae malos auspfnoS comlenza 81 ses"
do Nunca nj situac0n International fue tai comPhcaoa ono ID pFe'Tn'
Fl uis atreviesa pr una &c eas crisis que difcIn"nte &c con'nrah I'D
amenazas pr todms parties. El peHgro alenan eSta al rente' Il re"Sr" J-
Dcnes I Ia espaIda. Fl pehgrn carranciSta al Sur CUBA en- INFUSION o"'''
Domingo re,i>tcn dU 3rmadamente 7 las fuarzaS n2VMe del caP'a" N""pP
Colombia amenazardo con Ia ruptur& dipnmaica- \ en- FL INTERIOR gtanN'
archeras pr resryer. Fl De ms subsistencias II primer Srmlno. III ""
br. alcanza v 7 las eranGes III he's del Nortc Fl ronercM' II" Sc P%N
a -ombrio. r. lcrroearripEo. que eSta sin %cluHon- J ell mlh'aF. ny" ~"
elm e rreentc. zero RI ain eS& IN Was de rcsor"erS"' Il "l''"S"
IA. 90. bonbre~ GI .rUi-Tao. LucgO yien"F To- pch=foS ii GIRO oFueH' aeC
I- Il regimen dc 3ohi2 interior. >obrc cada ilhrna de mHnhci"hcs PEI"
nm rrcaala: sobre cda ESTABLISHMENTS nIit2r itnt2 I'll ann"%'..- nay
~, ,iTIar ! las tripulacioae. alem&pas de los harcHS wercanteS ihl@rh&oS
or puerto, anericanos ) terer ell oc anntc >Ohre los mhes de Fe >e,'E'@S
a", ne ltcnder tambNn Il n iroate!I Sur: "Catranha : de los one mSiSI
D1r 4 epada" ha hnho ci Sun" dc New York = u zoH@ feor enc
esq G,ario. Bars cSp-eS2r-c aL. LuegO Wen" l. Fei>tca"i2 dc las mHnoFNS
* Ia dos ianaras PARA Sutorizar al resIdentc Il cS7toSa c'> que Sc W.
..~ i.Gi1 cn,ahy> para rntc@er : las baTcG> mcTcanrS a. Ia l mon s''
-apuardar al riSmo tempo I! hGn2r naci"nal ! es& rcSrt*nH"' IHNiAiSa"'
dr-de 81 pvnts de Visit" de los que Lcsean eritaT IN guerra 4 tod trance pc
RI i-praDia de " pES "a teue ncceSidad IL rerahd@: US dercchH. ac2p*
IL. ,llr3inar on ua dcrr"ta kl eicculNo. Per hoy : hasta Ia &per'Nra dS
E. ,csioneS del o. CLugrcsO fedora. 81 presdente careers d" ~nNaee
,"y arrlar ! l, buqucs dc concrete ' poUerlc~ / saNo de hs ""F~+'nSS
* 10. >ubmaI mos alerAaRes.
In r9tIS condolences ACADIA q primer perI"d" rresrdeRo'aI &c H- "'
i~ow Wilson y da prircirio el cuatrcniO lie u reelection.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
FLECC1OHEs PRESIDENCIALE>

En- NCilo habra eIcccicnc~ pre&denemes el domingo FTnNimo. l. na-
nc C4r-anzz. No hay otro candidate y aunaHe q huAleIa' SsHa i&uaL liz
;-unfcs "coricales" que nj siquiera Sc dIcrten. Los lei general llz Hr
cfeR.9lo. y ESQ que el genera! Iaz nunca hzo IN "eonSutuclon a 10
,aa hacer viable SUI caadia;ura, nj lego al extreme tie pTNar lei attribute
&c 81 ciudadan;a = sus crcmigos y oposROreS para reStarse votes ad'eFsoS.
u e2 necesario. Ines Y Otro> cram ian pocos, que no tornan 81 lunSio'
2?micn!3 &c Ia gran maquina electoral
F,ro Carranza. Cue no sc hala e. csc case, ha declddo tcnar SnS pre-
raucicneS Como con Ia Constitution de lS5: n o era viabe 5 u canddatura'
apo poc c-car una nuey2. \ csc cngcndrG tcnc N adtamento: sanoons ei
D-incipi, rryolucion2rio de IL no-reehccGn. ccdhicado Va deSde l9ll' pero
r<~Iuve de Gl nj Primer Iec de los Observation-Disclosures. Is eNccpclcn
"sai stn2.is" hecha en- favor de euer debeHa eNar mas aiectoa aqueia
ai,Josic5n. AGrlis. con Ia Ccasituc on de 1871. n lutheran smo possible
las chcciopes en- estas cncuRstancIas. Dos terceraS parties del! pas Sc n
crent7an reyomcicradaS. Nn podran in$;a-a7se. pr 10 mismo' el numero
Dc ca.HllS c}ect2rales que aquena ley determine para que UNA cecclon SCI
ya:ia. Tampoco hubiera >Eo possible rna election in dctar aHteS. Or con-
gu. permitisra L tc4o~ los mexicanos hae. uso de II prerEogatVas de eu-
Gad.nr~ - = monsn.c Il yctar. roru eco Il, eRtcioreS dc! rToAHn" domingo
van u cvhhIarse sy@an ~! paron especial coniec"ionad" e n '?ueretaFo. Se!a
mas ,irSioEcS "s2rranci>tas" No Seran. como debcran ser, unas e!eccon2s
"m"vran2>"
,erir. acr ESQ &isaC ante el cite:io uariOnal. mas clrccicT"S nulas.
NuIas. como IL ley qc L, preside. W acmoS hah!ado algnna vz de II MT
ulad de- "c6Gizc raenn" riavarado = L. vera del CeTro de las CampanaS-
- ero en- cl rr1cydmientu. II proced1iento para Tcfornar n CouStItu-
cin 10 determine Ia mjslaa Constitution. No hay otro. TODD 10 que Sc ha-
- fuera de q. : nuo de toda aulidad. NMa In Constitution de QaeEetarO:
nulas las eeccicnc< que de acuerdo o ella So cdebren.
"Cada coa eas2rdra su semcpnte'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-08

started home when they thought about
them being at Little Falls and went
down for them and brought them home.
Richard Borgstrom has been assess
ing the Lincoln folks this week.
It is rumored that J. Aug. Nillson
is going to build his store soon. i"
The road crew is still at work on the
road with full crew. Gust Mostrom
has charge Of them and they did not
win out on the strike.
Miss Ada Randall is on the sick list.
Dan Randall went ia. Little Falls on
business Tuesday.
George Warinner was in town last
Tuesday on business. He has his farm
in the market for sale.
Heath has got in stock Of soft
drinks. ".
There are some university students
on farm in Todd county near here.
They commenced the last part Of May
to clear up some land and intend to
put it in crop this season. .
n. 81. Craighead has bought an e.
gin car. He has got good car but
but cannot 60 where he could with his
Ford. III .. ~.
A surprise party was got up for Miss
Ida Swanson on her birthday, Wednes-
day evening. 80 .
Miss Elsie Holt returned home Mon.
I day. She has been going. to school at
Onamia. ..~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-08
SOUTHWEST DARLING

June GIVE had some more rain on
Wednesday but the weather continues
very cold. Rye is about three feet
high now and looks better than any
other grain. Warm weather is need
ed to insure a good crop.
Mrs. Albin Hermanson is here for a.
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald and children
are here for visit with relatives.
They have been in Oklahoma for some
time but did not like to live there.
George Whippler is WORKING at the
gravel pit but he. expects to leave for
the wea1 soon to work with a telephone
crew again.
Relatives, whose names could not be
obtained, are visiting at we C. "A.
Swanson home.
William Regnell visited at the J. B.
Eys;ad home Sunday.
It is reported that certain people in
this locality have left dead horses and
cows lying on the top of the ground
to decay. The smell is said to be very
offensive and the matter should be
taken up with the town board.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-08
BRICKYARDS

June 6.-Miss Esther Westberg Yves
pleasantly surprised by a number Of
her friends Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being her birthday. Games were
the amusements and dainty lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cook Of Fort Rip
ley visited over Friday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Savage.
Miss May Birch, who is staying with
Mrs. Axel johnson of Little Falls, visit.
ed at her home here Sunday.
r. O'Conner has purchased a new
Buick car.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Arnebeck and children
of Little Falls visited Sunday at the
home Of F. Mueller.
Miss Ethel Anderson, primary teach.
er, closed a successful term Of school
here last Friday. Miss Bradley, princi
pal, will close here this Wednesday
Both rooms will enjoy a picnic at the
park this Thursday.
Miss Florence Nelson Of Little Fails
was the guest Of Miss Gladys Solomon
son Monday and also visited schoo
here.
Mrs. E. o. westberg entertained {
number of ladies at party Wednes
day afternoon. A dainty lunch wa.
served.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-08

machine, breaking Mr.. Kobilka 9 leg in
two places below the knee. He was
rushed to Melrose at once and put in a
hospital. Al present he is getting along
nicely. The roadmaster received only
few scratches and bruises. Mr.: 10
bilka is son of Thomas Kobilka
south of the village. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sandbeck Of Hill
man were Pierz visitors Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Her
old of Eastern Granite, May %, a
daughter.
M. and Mrs. Gerhart Block. were
visiting relatives and friends in Buck
man last week. sG
All Of our road bosses are on the
20 now days. Keep at it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grundhofer and
Jos. Kappes of Buckman were in ou1
village Nonoay.
School closed in district IA Of the
village, after a successful term Of nine
months. The pupils of the 9TH and 9Th
grades had picnic at Fish lake.
Mathilda Altenhofer, the 12-year-old
daughter Of Math Alsenhofer. east OF
the village, died Saturday Of blood
poisoning. Funeral services were hold
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock. Inter
ment was in st. Joseph g cemetery.
Decoration day was a rather quiet
one in Pierz.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Math. Schnurer was baptized Ce
celia Martha, last week. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Handel were sponsors.
Magnus Rauch's new barn is nov
completed and is one Of the largest il
the vicinity Of Pierz. ]. J. Drummer
was the builder. The structure il
38x76.
Christian and Mary Pauser returned
home from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for I
visit with their parents.
Announcements were made Sunday
Of the coming marriage Of Peter J: GA
to Dominia Spanfellner of the village
and Math Stuckmeyer and Barbara
Faust Of Agram.
Some Of the Buckman boys wer'
over here Sunday On q visit.
Rye is we'll in the ear now and if
hail does not flatten it there will un
doubtedly be heavy crop.
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onto the road and ran for some dis
lance ahead of him. When they got to
a bridge the horse did not want to
cross, but stood right on the center Of
the road. Mr.. Thommes instead Of
watching his car watched the horse
and lost control of the car. When he
saw that the car was gong down over
the bridge he jumped out and let the
car run, which went over 7-foot en-
bankment, breaking the Windshield,
lamps, tenders and some smaller
parts. If Mr.. Thommes would not
have jumped out his fate would been
decided as the car turned upside down.
Otto Hoffman and Mrs.. Adrian Grell
were among the county seat callers on
Tuesday. .....,.->. ...-
John Hoheisel of Platte was in town
Thursday and reported that he had sold
his store and saloon business and will
start farming.
The rain which we had last week was
appreciated by all.
John II. Grell of upper town has
opened bowling alley in the basement
of his saloon.
John Eidenshink was called to Little
Falls Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
his sister, Mrs. Blechinger, who died
some time ago. The funeral was held
Thursday morning.
Many people attended the last May
devotions, which were held in st. 10
seph y church Thursday evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Math Schnu
rer, Monday, May %, daughter.
Mrs. August Otremba was taken te
Little Falls last week, where she vii
undergo medical treatment at st. Ga
briefs hospital.
John Hoheisel of Platte and JOSEPH
Gruber and William Drummer Of Soutl
| Agram were village callers Thursday.
Summer seems to be here at last, fol
! juno l was an ideal summers day.
Barney T rhaar sold team OF
horses to Mr.. Sitzman of Buchanan last
week for 1926.
Tuesday was legal holiday and ev
erybody seems to have turned out anc
registered. America first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Rarcs 81
Beach N. D., are here visiting among
| relatives.
John Heurung of Buckman was {
Pierz caller Monday.
Word was received here Saturday
! that Anton Kobilka, section foreman
of Greenwald, met with a serious acct
| dent Saturday afternoon. He was Ri?
| ing with a roadmaster when thei
| speeder on which they were ridin,
ditched and threw them both from tn
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PIERZ

June 4.-Last Tuesday morning at
O'Clock occurred the marriage OF
Hubert Bares and Miss Frances Stumpf,
ldaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stumpf Of South Agram. Theresa
Stumpf, sister Of the bride and Agnes
Bares, sister Of the groom, we're brides
maids. Fred Stumpf, brother OF the
bride and John Bares, brother Of the
groom, were groomsmen. After the
ceremony the newlyweds drove out to
the farm of the brides father, where
J a bountiful wedding dinner was served.
They will make their home in st. Cloud
May they live happily together.
Peter Thommes had a serious acct
dent last week with his new Ford car
He was out driving alone when all al
-once horse jumped from the bushes