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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-16

rem, lpeii aber nidt, Of es selnngen
lit, tim Sdaben 5it5nfiigen.
Gin Boot nit 9emten bon Ser gs-
iatnmg bes engliid)en Sampfers ,lc-
niitpneM, Der an Der Mailadnietts-
&iiite torpeSiert lunrbe, ioll perlpren
segansen iein.
Der amerifaniid)e Sdopner g9p=
rutbg 8arrett" ipurSe nabe bent Sap
Marb bnd aanpnenIf)iiile gum Sim
fen sebradjt.
@eneral GrDmber, Ser Eroppits
Maridna Der Mrmee, bat 1900
Ninnn BON ben bisber regiitrierten
imngem senten einbernfen. Sic iols
len iiA am 30. nno 81. glmgnlt smm
9iemit itellen,
gad bem Gntipnrf bes nenen
imam poiuer" @eie4es iollen Die
innsen 2eute puu adt5ebn bis slpan-
sig Sabren snlett einbernfen luerben.
ltnier Ganeralitabsdef, General
Mard, lit Der Mniidt, Saf bier Mil-
liunen amerifaniid)e SDlbaten bic
bentidje glrtnee id)lagen f6nnen, nno
nnd ben 4lanen nnieres &rieasnti.
niiterinrns ,perben mir nadJiten Spm-
rier iueit mebr als pier Millioner
Splbaten i'm ssel6e ba6en.
Cine 9epeide aus gSalbington
nelOet jekt, es lei bod m6glid), bal,
Die nene 2ibertD Inleibe MIR 5000
WiilliDnen Dollar betragen iperbe.
Gs iinb Ibmadnneen NIT t6pllauo
aetroffen, bmrd) Die piersig bollanbi-
lhe Sd)iffe, Die in ben 6Gfen Der oft
inSiiden Smieln 6ollan6s licgen, Sen
Ser. Staaten sur @erfiignng geitcat
iuer6en, nm 3nfer nn6 nnbere Sn-
den, Die mir gebramden, nad nnie-
rem samoe sn brinsen.
NObert syag, Der ieinerseit idnlbig
befnnoen mar, 66llenmaid)imen in
syradtldiffe geleet ST baben, bic bas
Sdliff mnternegs serit6ren Iullten,
nno Der ipdfer entflub, lit in Spn.
MEN einsefansen nnb mirb snradse.
brad1f.
Magintilian 6aroen fat in ieiper
p3mfnmft" Die preniiide Eolitif ,pie-
Der id)arf ansesriffen, .Dor benz
Stnrm, Der in Huklanb iid sniam-
men siebe, seiuarnt nnb Die amerifa-
niiden mno Die engliiden Splbaten,
Die fir ibre sSbeale fampften, anker-
pr6entlid| aelDbt.
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Die Hegierltng beablid)tigt oie
in beh iiibneItlihen Staaten in oieier
Saiion prool,5ierte 3iesenpolle (@io-
bair) 5u iibernebnen uno fir milf
tdrii6e 8eoiirfniiie uerorbeiten gu
laiien Ger 9otal Grtrog miro auf
orei Milliouen EfiIno eeihatt uuo
Der Ereis bis sum / September feIt.
geiest iperoen.
0ie SanoDirtidafts &onlntii-
fare, ioiuie 5ablreihe Cotton Tflan-
ser uno -Sdnoler ans ben Staaten
Seras, Irfonlas, 9llabamn, 1enueI-
lee lno Sflahoma bielteil in Sittle
bod, 9lrf., cine aonpention os, ia
Ser Die 9oumtpollen Sitllation ne
iprohen puroe. 9ead ben Mnfid)tcn
Der Sahperltanoigen miro Die Dies
idbriee @rnte nid)t mebr alS tf,500.
900 8aIlen ergeben lno uabrjhcin,
lid miro audl oieie 3obl infolge rcr
anboltenoen Irodenbeit nod gan3 BE-
ocrteno reou3iert mer0en.
Yr1iioent 8ilion uno Ieiue
@attln iino aligenblidIid 8it mebrti.
sigem 8eiiihe I'm Sonmerbolts oRs
Sol. 6. 80 Soule an Ser 2iiIte BON
MaIldhuIetts.
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ltno oem gerbot bon Mabtarbeit Iiir

ano Dem @erbot bon Nabtarbeit fiir
sSrauen.
ssr feineln ein5igel 6nl fann ge.
mug gsaborud altf ueberniioung als
llriade Der Gridopflnlg uno aranf=
belt geleet tperoen. 9lber Die grfeb.
rungen oieies 4rieges moren nid)t
erit notfDenoig, Inn urs Die 8eoro=
bllng Der @eiunobeit ourh iiberlanee
Stulloen, onrd 3llaiiung bon Cont
taes= nflo geadtarbeit all lebretl llab
bod bat i'm lebten Sabre Der Staat
Weailahnietts, Der felt 90 ssSabren
babnbrebeno I'M Gerbot bon, Nahtdr-
belt fir ssrauen tpirfte, oieie inter
Dem DRUID Der ariegsnote auf @runo
ipe5ieller @ein6e in ein5elnen 8etrie-
ben ipieoer 5ugelalien!
Cine ileue Gatigfeit fir 5rauen I'M
gan5en 2anb lit aud) Der 6abrltn5l-
bienit, Der inn eriten slngenblicfe
harrllos allsliebt, aber meiit niel au
lonae Stltnben llnlfaBt. Damn aber
rniiiien iib Die Sd6oen 5eigen. Die
Wd6ben miifien and oas Eelepbpn
beoienen nno ebenio Sonntags nrbel.
ten Mnh i'm gutonlobiIoienit lit oie
9eadtarbeit nieoer eingefiibrt tporoen.
Sn @aragen in Seem Dorf gitp milf,
len Srmien alln1btlih rnebr als 12
Stlnloen arbeiten uno 30 Bis 35 Mo.
id)inen pabreno Der Noht idubern.
Son gleiber @efabr fir Die @eflltto.
belt lit Der meiblide 8otefloienit.
Cine anbere Srage BON @eientlih.
felt lit Die ge5ablung. gs beitebt Ge-
fabr fir Die @eiantnltbeit, tpenn
Sralten in nlanhen getrieben ongs.
Itellt meroen, neil iie billiger arbeiten
als Die Mdrner. sSnn Sllterelie Ger
offeutlihen @eirnobeit nntb oas 3ieI
erltrebt iperoen, bnB Tie Die gleihe Be
5ablung tpie Die mannlihen Mrbeiter
erbalten. Die 9eridte Der &inoel-
biiros uno Der offetltliben @ein,ro-
beitsanlter 5eigelL Dab Die airoer.
lterblihfeit I'M gleid)en gerbaltnis
Die Der gtieoergang Der Sobne am
mad)it slud Die ltnterbringllng Der
Jrouet litlo Die &leioerfrage iino Ton
bodliter 8eoeutling, oenn es leilbtct
elm, oaB Die Srau piele slrbeiten ilidt
in einid)niirenoen 9iofen tun farm
Die Grnabrungsfrage nno Die S6cf-
flng BON 2unhrditnen lit cine an0e.
re wi6tige Sade, Die griinolidlte
getradtililg peroient.
glues in oaem ldBt iid] 0as bier
@eiaete in orei Sasen 5lliantmens
faiien: gleide 2obne fir beioe Sc
ihlehter. idnbipeiioenoe @eiete uno
angeneiiene drstlide llebermabllno
0aDon bGngt gum groBen Cell Gle
GrboItuug ser Nation ab
eSoIepbine @olonldrf.
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&onsert i'm gntberan brotherhood
Glnb.

Gin iebr Invertebrates Brogronlll,
arrangiert BON slrtbur gIaaiicll,
fonln1t am Sonnabero. aberos 8
nbr, I'M u2litbernn 9rotberboo0
Club" (slpenue 6 nnb A. StraBe) snr
Iuffiibrung. gluBer Dem 8eetbope:r
Mannerdor mirfeil nod ioIiitifd)
init: SiIoegaro 8agner, Soprall;
5rnn @rtbltr glaailen, Me5soiopran:
5rduIein EbeIma 2inars, @eaitation:
&err Sobn S. Stunt. 8aritol. Gas
Club 9aus eignet iih portreffIid fir
nluiifaIiihe s[uffiibrungen, iueIfbe
feinerIei Storlngen erfabren Ollrb
ettpaige San5nuliif, ipelhe in oieisu
Saiiie allsaefdIoiIen lit. 9ieu. aralls'
baar lit Der 0oriisenoe oes Gonlites
fiir lttlterbaltllnaen. Seine Mnfiin-
oigung, bob Serr GlaaiIen iebe @o-
DE elm Gon5ert BORT neranltaltsn
miro, erregte am 5onntag bei Gin
meibunq oes 8anieS aroBen Ssslibcl.
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Natgebern I'M 0eitttd)en .panptqier'
tier smIammen gefDmmen. Sic baben
lange nnb luidtige llnterrebnngen
nit eiuanber gebabt.
ysnd) bcn offisielen gerid)ten uons
Sonnerstas iinb 43 amerifaniid)e
Gplbatem i'm &f sefallen, iieben
itarben an ibren @nnben; 131 unr-
Ben iduer peripmnbet, ied)s iuerben
nls pertunubet semelbet, obue ndbere
Mngaben; fiinfinbsiuansig iuerben
permift. Inter oieien lit Elm Sega-
ner, Der yripate sSpe .. ae,nble a,ts
Sterrett; er 1T in Der Sdladlt aes
fallen.
Idbreno Der pergangenen Wode
baben bie gerlnite Der Gnalanber an
5oten, @ermnn6eten nn6 0ermikten
$500 Vfnnn betragen, nm 1900
Wfann iueniger ais in Der ISOLDE bor-
fer. 9armnter iuaren 1855 Sote.
Die Staliener baben ipid)tise Sfel.
lnnaen i'm 0al Sellima mn6 BAL Ga,
,nonifa genominen.
Mniiild)e 8amerm Iollen ben eide.
dJen nnb Slapen, Die 500 Meilen 5it.
lid BON Musfan itebeu, in Waile 81.
! itr1men.
Sine 9epcide ans gon6pn bebanps
tet, bic SidJeden nnb Slaben in 81,
hirien ieien in elmer iebr gefabrliden
Gage.
Die rniiiihe Hegiernng bat cine
Proclamation erlaiien, in Der lie iagt,
9inklanb lei in 0efabr. Die Eeters-
burger SoDiet fat iid mad aronitabt
begeben. lleberaa ioll man in Mnf-
lamb mnsnfrieSen NIT ben SDbiets
iein.
Die alliierte Ggpeoitipn ioa pon
slrdansel bis mad Eabereibfaja, 100
! Weilen lueiter iiiolidJ, uorseriift iein.
Nns Nmiterbam iuir6 gemelbet,
bic 5rmppen Der riiIiiden Geaiermma
hatten angefausen, Musfan sn ram-
| men.
Sn 8la6iiupitDf iino amerifaniidle
Srnppen geIanoef.
! gfad Seridten, Die man in @ai6-
ington erbalten fat, lit bic rniIiId)c
WeuOlfermng ankerit fampfbereit mnS
iuartet unsebnloig oaranf iid) nit ben
gaiierten sesen Die golidelpifi an
berbinben.
Cine 9epeidJe ans 2unoom bebanp.
fet, Eetersbnrg lei boll BON 6eutidlen
/ Soloaten. 9emtidlano beabiid)tiae,
cine nene Wonardie in giuflanb tin.
5nicten mn0 iid NIT ibr 81 perbin-
ben. Die alte Iriitofratie 9tnflanbs
unteritiite 6ieien Elan, aud, Elm Sell
! Serjenigen, Die fir cine fonititntip.
neae Wonardie, a6er nidt fir cine
&epmblif ieien.
Gine sonboner 9epeide iaat, Ole
yep0lfernng in ben oentiden Stab
ten lei anherit nieoerseidlasen.
Bonn nprSmeitliden YerIien ans
iinb britiide Srnppen Bis ans aas-
piide Wseer uorge6rnngen nno baben
einen Cell Der geieitisnngsiperfe BON
gafn genummen. Cb 8afm auacn.
| bliflid) i'm geiit Der grmenier ober
Der Siirfen 1T, iueifl man nidt seman.
Wian glambt, bah bic GnglGn6er,
lucnn iie i'm geiit Safi's iinb, iebr
leidJt bns bon ben Goiafen, oen 8es.
Enern Der gplidelpifi, fpntrplIierte
0ebiet crreiden f6nmen.
| slms @aibiustun iuiro geimeloet,
Die llnterieebOote, bic iid amaenblif.
lid in mnieren aiiitensepGiiern be-
fnnSem, ariffen feline ansfabrenocl,
-sransportid)iffe nn. SIR elm
| 5iger 3luef IdJeint Su iein, sd)refei
5u uerbreiten mnb Den Snnbelsperfebr
| 5n perbinoern. Niau fat perindlt, bas
llnterieeboot, 0as ben amerifaniid)cn
/ Sdooner s0Drotbg Barrett" seritor-
te, onrd 1lnterIee gpmben sn ;erit6-
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slllen 9eiern, Die NIT Der Be-.
5ablnng Der pSreie EreiIe1 i'm &ii,f.
itano, iueroen Hednnnsen sngeidlift,
Die anf cine angeneiiene 0riit iber
oen 1. Cftpber f)inams ansseitellt
limb. @ir bitten, oenielben bic ae-
b6rise Seadtnng sn id)enfen.
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Smlamo.

Der Yrdiioent bot in eincm
grief erfGdrt, Der friibere @ouber.
neur glenie BON Siio-Garolina, Der
ild) INT oas Senatorenant betpirbt,
lei elm @egner Der 8egiering.
Sn Der erlten 0GGfte Deg Mo-
nats gsobentber iolIen 1876 MiIIione1
Dollar I'M Sanoe geianlnelt imb bcil
nadbenannten bier @eiellibaften fiji.
ibre ariegstatigfeit in folgenoen 9e-
trogen 5ur 8erfiieung ecIteIlt iper-
Den: goung 0iens Gbriitian glliocia-
tom $100,000,00 Young@omens
9brtltian sliioeiotion, $t5, 900. 900,
g8or Camp Community Serniee,
SD, 100000; 9ibliotbefs gerei,b
So 100000.
0nrd cine 8erfiigung oes 8r1.
lioenten Dlroen 1880 glder. uno
@eioelanO bon Dem Sincolu 9tational
lSorelt III 9eeu Nierifo ieporiert uno
Der geiieoeIune er6ffnet. 9tpplifatio-
nen fir Den @riperb oieier 20noc.
reien inter oen 8eitimnlunaen Ges
0einllt1tte @eietes peroen am 5.
0ftober eutgegen genonlnlen.
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Die arieesgeiete, Die it'd una
and anf 3eitmnsem be5ieben, miijlcu
beadltct iucrben es eiebt ba fei.
ncn Iuslpeg.
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SOMMERS
Drug Stores

Nu. / Mlantp Slnsa am6 9umifon Gtraae
Sci. Grpdett 354f
SO. 2 Spie6ab nnc 9puitun StraEe
Sci. Grufett 1868
3iuei Mpptbefen eriter 2fafie.
epcsiaIitat: SprgfGltigc snfcrtignus
fn6 slhlieferung pun 3esepfen.
0ir1fte Nusmabl BON Srpgitcn mno
feinen 5pilettc Mrtifeln.
SDbatuniier= 6unf6ne nnb allerlei fife
Oetr1nfe.
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1praeidlnlaf.

9adfiid,: % Soft, sic poitlaaerae
De 9iebe iit fdon 10 iiiB; tpie bimnn-
liicb mag erit Die ipirfIihe ieinl"
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Ser quite 3on" iIt 9riife imo
S6ranfe 5ngleih 5miffen nen Men-
ifen.
Dede tliht MIR 0f1ngel ait
seige oid Miittel sur 9bbiIfe.
aanft Grieas. s.SpnrmarFen.
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aaaft Grisas.S .Sparmarfen.
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aanft arisas+SparmarFsn.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
NOTICE To PIIRLIC.

By order of the Federal Food Adj
ministration, we the undersigned mer-
chants of Sank Centre, hereby agree
to the one delivery day system. All
territory south of 4th street will be
covered in the forenoon. All orders
for delivery in this territory must be
in before 9 a. M, if delivery is to be
made the same day. All territory
north of 4th street will be covered in
the afternoon. All orders for delivery
in this territory must be in before II
noon. No special deliveries will be
made. This order to take effect Mon
day, September 80, 1916.
(Signed) Whitson & Whitson.
V. l.. Burgess.
Pangburn Groc. Co.
S. P. Hansen.
A.Dahlem.
S. G. Bjone. II 1t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
:. SO C. | E T Y

PRIVATE MICHAEL FRANK OF
Co. 9, Depot Brigade, Camp Dodge,
spent several days visiting friends
and relatives in Sank Centre and
vicinity this week. The young man
had been several weeks at his home
near Kenmare, N. D., on farm fur
Tough. Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Essler entertained in his honor at a
dinner. Those present were Mrs.
Essler ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Jung,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Essler, MIR. and
4
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE
Gradatim club this fall will be held at
the home of the president, Mrs. Theo.
Dock, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 2.
Plans for the coming years work are
not as extensive as formerly because
of the war requirements. However,
the meetings will undoubtedly be in
teresting. Mrs. Whipple will have
charge of the October program.
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Misses Mabel and Madeline Kinsel-
La, who are attending high school here,
spent the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Kinsella, at West
port Is
Misses Grace Iverson and Virginia
Clybourne, teachers in the public
school, went to Minneapo1issto spenq
the week end with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Minnie Mullen went to Minne-
apolis Friday for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Arab Rose, who Is
in the hospital there recovering from
an operation.
Rev. Richard Kretzschmar of ST
Louis, returned to his home Thursday
after visiting friends in Sank Centre
While here he attended a farewell
party given for his brother, Rev. Mar
tin Kretzschmar at SwanYiile, who
leaves for Oregon. Rev. M. kretz,
SEMINAR is the Lutheran minister al
Swanville. There were four brothers
present, all belonging to the ministry
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DOUBLY PROVEN.

Sank Centre Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.
This Sank Centre citizen testified
long ago.
Told of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete-the
evidence conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of merit.
John M. Brown Birch and Fourth
Sts., says. zone spring my bs.,k was
very lame and I had sharp pains
through my loins, too. I could hardly
get around to do anything and couldn't
stoop or lift without sharp, cutting
pains in my back. The kidney secre-
lions were highly colored and passed
irregularly. I used Doan's Kidney
Pills and three boxes regulated my
kidneys and cured me of the bach
trouble" Statement given Catcher
8, 1879
LASTING RESULTS.
On November 3, 1917, Mr.. Brown
said: ct always recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to anyone I hear COM
planning of kidney trouble. The cure
Doan's gave me some years ago is
still lasting" :.
Price, Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Brown had. Foster ilbnn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.-adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
MELROSE NAVY BOY DIES.

Leo A. Kolb, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kolb of Melrose died at the
League Island Hospital, Philadelphia
of pneumonia Sunday morning. The
remains will be sent to Melrose and
the young man given military
funeral with the Sank Centre Home
Guard as escort. The deceased was a
second class yoeman. He enlisted in
the naval service in May, 1917. He
graduated from the Melrose schools in
1916 and was 20 years of age.
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Senior High School.

The Sophorome class organized on
Tuesday night and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Inez Barnett;
Vice President, George Kranz; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Eva Johnson; adj
visor, Miss 1verson.
Four organizations are being start
ed in the Senior High School this week
namely: the football team; the boys
and girls glee clubs and the CONNER
cial department. All of them electing
officers and forming defniate organi-
cations.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Oscar Weber, sister of Mrs
William Brown of Sank Centre, passed
away at st. Mary's hospital, Mime
apolis, Sept. IL, 1918, aged AZ years
Her maiden name was Mary p. Leon
ard. Although born and raised in
Minneapolis a great part Of her girl
hood vacations were spent, in. and
around Sank Centre. She leaves to
mourn her husband, Oscar Weber
Minneapolis; six sons: Anthony, some
where in France; James w., st. Paul;
Vincent E., Minneapolis; Russell c..
with the Marines off the coast of
France; Lester and Leonard E., at
home. Besides her aged mother,
Mrs. Leonard, Minneapolis, there is
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Mrs. George Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Rouslang, Joseph and Peter
Essler, Mr.. and Mrs. Math Nathe, Miss
Lucy Strauss, Miss Hannah SCHNEIDER,
Mss Rose Rouslang and Joseph
Hpuslang. During the afternoon the
grandparents, uncleS, aunts and
Cousins presented the young man with
a wrist watch. The young man spent
his boyhood days in Sank Centre and
vicinity. -
MILDRED GEUITING AND MILD
red DuBeau gave dancing party at
the Geuiting residence Friday night,
September twentieth. The rooms were
decorated in red and white. A plate
luncheon was served. The invited
guests were: Joyce Rice, Olga
Houghton, Emma O'Gara, Alice
.Fiesler, Loretta Hennernann, Evelyn
Cawley and Calvina Robbers.
ON MONDAY EVENING MRS.
Frank Minette entertained bunch of
young men at six o'clock dinner in
honor of her son, Lieut.. Carl Minette
who left Wednesday for Grinnell, Ia,
where he will be stationed. Those
present were: Messrs. Russell Cooper,
Clarence Hennemann, Marion Lyman
and Ernest Segers.
TUESDAY EVENING AT SIX
thirty Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper gave
a "Stag" dinner at their home on
Main street to the following young
men: Clarence Hennemann, Marion
Lyman, Ernest Segers, Russell and
Fayette Cooper and Lieut.. Carl
Minette.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Naomi Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star at the Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening, Oct. 1, at eight o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
HORSE STOLEN

Monday morning A. E. Erwin dis
covered that one of his horses was
missing out of his barn. An investiga-
ton soon disclosed the fact that the
animal had been stolen. Shortly be-
fore noon he was located near the
farm of James Mcdonald about six
miles west of town. The thief it ap-
pears discarded the Erwin horse here
and took one belonging to Mr.. Nc
Donad. Wednesday afteroon, the Her
aid understands that neither the horse
or culprit had been apprehended.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
SCHOOL NOTES.
Junior High School.

Mrs. T. Sullivan was a first grade
caller Wednesday morning. :,
Military training is being given TO
the boys of the Junior High School,
and Physical Culture for the girls Will
begin this week.
The little people in the Kinder
parten have been bringing flowers to
brighten up their room before Jack
Frost gets them.
: The Normal Training students are
being given an interesting and bene-
fetal course in Library work by Miss
E.. Davis.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
for kindness and consideration shown
during the illness, death and burial OF
our beloved father, the late Conrad
Zehrer. We are especially grateful to
the members of St. Joseph's Society
of st. Paul's church. q
Joseph Zehrer.
John Zehrer.
Leo Zehrer. adv pd
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Mrs Mic Schommer went to Albany
Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. Henry Otto, ST., returned from
Minneapolis Thursday.
Edwin Morse went to Minneapolis
Monday for few days visit.
Miss Hazel Wilcox of st. Cloud
spent Friday in Sank Centre.
!. Miss Edith Livingston visited with
her parents at Willard last week.
= Harry Elliott came home from the
University to spend the week end.
= Aloysius /. Diebel returned home
from Grundy Center, Ia, Wednesday
Byron Palmer spent the week end
in Fargo visiting relatives and friends
Miss Jane Smith of Willard visited
at the George Conkey, Sr. home Sat
urday.
Miss Esther Anderson of st. Cloud
visited friends in Sank Centre this
week.
Mrs. Henry C. Wagner Of Melrose
visited at the B. J. Claseman home on
Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Strietz returned from
Cold Spring Saturday, where she had
been visiting.
Mrs. A. Worland of Seattle, Wash,
arrived Friday for visit with Mrs.
Susie Pangburn.
Arthur Holmes of Clark, S. D., re-
turne d home Friday after visiting at
the |. P. Brown home.
Mrs. W. J. Kay and Mrs. j. E..
Campbell of Melrose were Sank Cen
tire visitors Thursday.
Victor Flynn arrived from Mime
apolis Saturday where he has been en-
ployed this summer.
Miss Tillie Spooner of Westport
visited her sister, Mrs. N. Mckay Sew
eral days last week.
Miss Jennie Doyle of st. Cloud re-
turned Thursday, after visiting few
days with Mrs. Fearon.
Mrs. ]. J. Smith of Westport visited
grove, returning Friday. =
Don't forget the date of the fur
fashion show and sale at the Boston
Store Thursday, Oct. 3rd.-ad.
Miss Minnie Hustad, who is attend
ing high school here, spent the week
end with her parents at Farwell.
Mrs Geo. Rice returned from St.
Paul Tuesday after two weeks visit
wit hher sister, Mrs. w. G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Capser of St.
Paul arrived Saturday to visit at the
Jos. Capser home and with other
friends.
Mrs. A. T. Watson of ST. Cloud and
sister, Mrs. E. Lockes Of Owatonra,
visited at the R. L. Scott home last
week.
J. w. Ward drove to Swanville and
Long Prairie Saturday on business,
accompanied by Mr.. Hendrickson of
St. Cloud.
Mrs. Alex Jameson and Mrs. John
Whitson returned Thursday from Min
neapolis, after few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kelly went to
Alexandria Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with Mr.. AMI Mrs. F. r.
Neuman.
Miss Agnes Newbaurer, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Neubaurer, returned to Minneapolis
Saturday.
Miss Ora Conley of Rochester, for
mefly Domestic Science teacher here.
was an over Sunday visitor with Sank
Centre friends.
Mrs. NJ R. Whipple of Minneapolis
spent a few days in Sank Centre the
first of the week, returning to St.
Cloud Thursday.
Frank and Theodore Casper, who
are working in St. Coud, spent the
week end visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. Casper.
Miss Bessie Sohle came up from
Minneapolis Thursday for an extend
ed visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Sohle.
Leo Scnoenhoff, who is attending
st. Thomas College at St. Paul, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Schoenhoff.
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one brother, J. D. Leonard, Seattle,
Wash; two sisters, Mrs. William
Brown, Sank Centre and Miss Leonard
at home; one uncle, Peter Flynn of
Crookston, formally Of Grove Lake.
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Con gre gatiOnal Church Notes.
Church of Che Good Samaritan.

Rev. Arthur Goodger, Rector.
Services Sunday, Sept. 29th. Morn
ing prayer and sermon 1890, subject
"The Reality of the Spiritual World"
Sunday school from IL to l p. m.
Evening prayer and address 1880 p. m.
Come and worship with us and make
the church a great moral force in the
community.