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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
|REFEREES SALE OF FARM LAND
AND TOWN PROPERTY.
100 Acre Farm. Is Acres Tim

12O Acre Farm. Id Acres IlMDef'
Residence Property in HOpkint0n,
Iowa.
The undersigned have been ap-
pointed referees to make sale OF the
r. C. Winch farm consisting of one
hundred and twenty acres and fifteen
acres of timber land adjoining, all
about two miles west Of Hopkinton,
Iowa, and residence property in Hop
lkinton, Iowa, all of which is describ-
ed as follows: The West three
quarters of the South one-half OF
the Northeast quarter Of the South
west quarter of Section Is Town
ship 81, North Range Four, West 18th
P. M. and the Southwest quarter OF
the Southwest quarter of said Sec
ton Is, and the Southeast quarter
of the Southeast quarter of Section
I16 in the township and range afore
said; and the East one-half OF the
Northeast quarter Of the Northeas
quarter of Section q in the town
ship and range aforesaid, and the
West one-half of the Northwes
quarter of the Northwest quarter o
Section % in the township ant
range aforesaid all in Delaware
County, Iowa, and lots and 9
block 4 of H. A. Carriers Addition t.
Hopkinton, Iowa.
The undersigned Referees will b.
at the Hopkinton State Bank OF
Thursday, September 18th. 1918, a
200 o'clock p. M. and will receiv
bids for the purchase of said prop
erty and if a satisfactory bid is re
ceived, will sell the same to the high
est and best bidder.
Terms of Sale-10 per cent upol
acceptance of bid, balance in casl
on or before delivery of deed ant
possession of property.
HUBERT CARR,
F. w. WILLIAMSON,
36w3. Referees
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
Cure for Dysentary.

while I was in Ashland, Kansas, a
gentleman overheard me speaking of
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy" writes William Whitelaw, of
Des Moines, Iowa. "He told me in
detail of what it had done for his fam
lily, but more especially his daughter
who was lying at the point OF death
with violent attack of dysentary, and
had been given up by the family ply
sician. Some of his neighbors advis-
ed him to give Chamberlain's Diar-
rhoea Remedy, which he did, and fully
believes that by doing SO saved the
life of his child. He stated that he
had also used this remedy himself
with equally gratifying results" Fol-
sale by A. G.. Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28

ing her brother and wife, MI. ant
Mrs. Geo. Brown, and attending tn
fair.
Miss Erma White of Volga City !!
a guest here at the home Of her un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H
"Opens.
The Northeastern Iowa Creamery
association met here last Thursday
afternoon. About twenty-five were
present. After the business session
! refreshments were served by A. L.
Lands and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barnhart and
Dorothy are spending the week with
friends at their former home near
Webster City.
Bernard Schenke and Fred H.
Schenke are making a visit to their
son and brother, Roy, who is at Camp
Forest, Georgia, just across the line
from Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Miss Emily Ridenour. is enjoying a
visit from her young niece, Beulah
Beatty, of Export.
The Nieper family, who have been
living here while he was employed on
the school building, returned to their
home at Waterloo Saturday.
Benz. Schwietert and Miss Effie
Bush were married at Manchester
Saturday, Rev. c. K. Hudson officiat-
ing. The many friends of this worthy
couple wish them all manner Of hap
piness in their married life. They
will reside on the Schwietert farm
west Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn Of Dubu-
que have been guests of late at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Flynn.
Mrs. l.. J. Mcmahon of Forest City
is visiting her mother and other rela-
tives and friends here.
Orson Bush has returned to his
home here to be ready for the open
ing of school, He has been working
during vacation on a farm near
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. VIM. Kraus will entertain the
Zion Missionary society September
9Th.
Mrs. Thos. Lands and daughter,
Miss Thelma, of Farley, made brief
visit here during the week.
L. A. Kocher has enlisted in the
u. S. Navy as chief master at arms
and has been placed on the waiting
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28

list.
Mrs. Alex Moser of Strawberry
Point was a guest at her parenta
home here over Sunday.
Miss Mary Leech and Miss Eloise
Young of Center Junction are in the
city, guests of Miss Ruth Phillips.
The Epworth League served a
seven o'clock dinner to their mem
bers and friends Friday evening.
About forty were present, and a nice
sum was added to the budget. A
most enjoyable time is reported
Prof Moore is at home from Ames
having completed the summer course.
Maurice Bush came home during
the week on a brief leave of abb
sence from Camp Jackson, South
Carolina. He is looking very we'll
and enjoying camp life. His young
friends gave a party in his honor
Saturday evening. He left Sunday ON
the return trip.
Mrs. Margaret Meyers has gone to
Manchester to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. o. A. Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moser and chill
dren are visiting relatives here. They
made the trip from LIE Seuer, Mimi,
by auto stopping over night enroute
with relatives at Waverly. They
made the trip in two days.
Emmett Brown is laid up at his
home northwest of town as result
him Saturday morning. He and his
father had come to town early, and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28

were to deliver a bunch of horses
at Greeley. Emmett mounted one of
the horses which threw him and then
fell on him. His leg was badly
broken and crushed, and at first it
was feared he might have internal
injuries. 1t is most unfortunate
affair and he will be laid up for a
long time. Emmett has handled
horses ever since childhood, and this
is the first real serious accident
therefrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prentice and
J. L. Prentice autoed to Dubuque
Friday.
H. H. Mueller was business call
err in town Saturday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
"a Woman Gives Out
important Secrets

Madame Langford, well known beauty
Specialist, in a recent interview told the
secrets of her success in improving the COM
plexion. She says: The average man has a
better complexion than woman of same age
men use lots of soap and water in shaw
ing and the massaging necessary prevents
wrinkles, etc. Women are too apt to de-
pend on casual washing with cold water,
then try to cover up defects with powder
and rouge and this makes the complexion
worse. She must give the skin careful
attention at night--sleeping with powder,
dust and CRIME of the day on the face will
soon coarsen the finest skin and cause
various complexion troubles. Use soft
wash cloth, rubbed on Velvetina Complexion
Soap and warm water, and after cleansing
t-the soft, oily Velvetina Massage, using
an upward and outward movement with the
finger tips. working out impurities from
the pores Of the skin. This treatment soon
produces marvellous results. Then in the
morning, apply Velvetina Vanishing Cream
and VeIvetina Face Powder to protect the
delicate surface of the skin from the sun
and wind and this gives the whole secret
Of perfect complexion for women. ADV.
w. C. AMSDEN, A. C. Phillip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
DELHI.

Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Morgan moved
to Hopkinton last week.
Mrs. Harry Wolfe and children
spent the day recently with relatives
at Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery and Mrs. G. H.
Doolitt1e of Des Moines and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Heath and sons of St.
Paul, were guests at the F. A. Doo-
little home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Reed went to
Anamosa Monday. Mrs. Reed sub
mitted to an operation Friday and is
doing nicely.
The Foreign Missionary society
meets with Mrs. David Irmscher on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 4.
Mrs. Bensley received word last
week that her son Helda had been
wounded below the knee with shrap-
mel. He is in the hospital recover
ing from his wound.
Will Sweeney is moving his family
from Farley to Delhi.
Mrs. E. B. Porter spent Tuesday
at Strawberry Point.
Geo. Mccormick has purchased g
Ford car of Heaton & Smith of Hop
kinton.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Prescott, Miss
Cora Neal and Miss Glennie Albrool
fspent Tuesday of last week in Ep'
worth.
Prof. and Mrs. Byerhoff visited
friends at Oakdale last week Tues
day. rr
Mrs. P. H. Rimmer is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Waddell at Ma
quoketa. .s
Joseph Clark of Lake City is Wis
iting friends in Delhi and vicinity.
Miss Mabel Wilson had an opera.
ton at Anamosa hospital Thursday
for removal of tonsils and adenoids
The body of Mrs. Emma King was
brought here Friday from Rockford
Illinois, at which place she died on
Wednesday, August 21st, after a brief
illness. Mrs. King was for, many
years a resident of Delhi where her
girlhood and young married life were
spent. She will be rendered as Miss
Emma Alger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. N. Alger. She is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Luella Sholtz of
Rockford, ILL.,, and Mrs. Susie Cliff, of
Colorado The funeral was held at
the M. E. church in Delhi Friday at
|ternoon Burial was made in Ever
green cemetery.
William Harder and daughter Flor
ence, where Mr.. Harder will
|help his son Frank through harvest
ling. .
Mrs. Charles Palmer and daughter
Betty, of Massachusetts, are guests
of Misses Hattie Beal and Sarah
Clough.
Mrs. John Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Lee, at Mason
vile. "
e. B. Porter went to Chicago on
business last week.
Mrs. James Wilson visited rela-
tives at Waterloo last week
David Irmscher was a Dubuque
visitor Thursday.
School opened Monday, August
26th
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Stone and sons
and Mrs. Laura Fuller and Albert
spent Sunday at the N. 0. Talmadge
home near Manchester.
Mrs. Hazel Koppelo visited at the
William Crabb home at Greeley last
week. T. |
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
Hunting Trouble.

Hunting trouble Is too fashionable
In this world. Contentment and jollity
are not cultivated as they should be.
There are too many prematurely wrink-
led, long and melancholy faces among
us. There is too much swearing, sweat
Ing and slashing tuning, foaming and
fretting around and about us ALTAR
temus Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-08-28
The Best Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
over the seat of pain is often more eff
fectual for lame back than a plaster
and does not cost anything like as
much. For sale by A. G. Philip.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

ln0 berienft Doroeu. 1teber 100
@nnn Ser 9eiaeung. 6arunter oieIe
Gbineien, nuroen. tbeilDeiie iflper
perleSt, BON eiuem nnoeren britiihen
Nnnlpier gerettet.
Gin ihpeOii6er Gantpfer, Der in
oeuieIbeu @aieu anaefonimen lit,
berihtet, oaB er pon cinem Oeutiheu
(nud6oot angebaIten morocn, ibm
ober nah einigen llnterbauoIungen
geitattet poroeu iei, tpsiter 5u iab.
rem.
Copenhagen. - Ter norpeaiIde
9anpier San Sole. auf Der i5obrt
nod) 9telp gorf, lmo elm anoerer, nit
9tohrln9smitteln beIaoen mo auf
Scr 5Sobrt nah 9forlpe9en. murOen
pon Gnuhbooten I'M 2ltlantic per.
ienft. N(au beiiirdltet, oaB Dicle BON
ser 9eiasung oc5 2esteren umfomen.
9luh Ser norpegiide SeaIer a9loro.
ban pllr0e i'm 9ltlantic torpeSirt.
@ns aus ieiner Maunidait pur6e,
lit unbefnnnt.
Sbriitiauin. - Der boII1nOiihe
0nmpfer u8osconier" i'm 0ienit
Ser belqiiheu 6ilfscommiiiiou uno
nit elmer 9aoun0 Otebl aui Dem
@egc BON 9tcp 9orf nof &otteroam,
itieB in Der 9torOiee onf cine Nfiue,
ling 6euer uno perianf. Seds Men-
idenIeben 9in9en rerIoren.
@aibingtOn, .. s. - Bonn N1a-
rine0eportemeut puroe oie 8erienf-
ung pon 3 umericaniid)en Gantpicrn
Our6 oelttihe Soubboote in ouSIGn.
oiihen @epdiiern bcfonnteegeben.
Ter 1oupitfer Safe Goon", elm
uon Ser 9Grmee 0edarterter iSradt,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

SIN Senat muroe ser felt Ianaem
ernartete @eridlt 0e5 Subconites bes
Senat5 2IuSihuiieS u6er oeiien In.
terind)ung Ser 6Iul3elt1-Sicferlmg
fir Die Regierllna Dorgele3t.
Ter @eridlt ettb0lt .cine pernih-
tenoe 2lufIage lpeaen &erihleppuna
im anfaug, gjbt Damn eiuen lleber-
bid iiber 0ie ieitber einQctretenc
9eiieruuq ser 9crbdlt1iiie uuO EN-.
pficblt 3um ShIuB 81. 5haiiuua ei.
mes bcion0ereu z5lus5eug Ocparte-
merits. Oeiien Secrctdr Sie uno
Gimme i'm Cabinet bobeu ion.
Qo2 Subcomite. in Dem Senator
&homas oou Colorado oen 9orIis
iiihrte. ian0 inter 2luoerem. bab
WiiIionen pou Dollars pereeuoet
morOeu iiu0; oaB od@ Slu93euqbau.
@roaromm pou uneriabrenen gh1to.
mobiIfobricaHteu controlwt tpur0e;
0oB 0ie Grgoniiation ,nninitenatiIa
uno uiht IeiinugsiGbiJ" mar; uno
NnB 6abricanten ilbcrtriebcne 9ro.
lite einbeiniten.
Der 9eriht lit rein iobIid) gebaI.
ten uro iiberlGBt au@0ridlid) ole
6ragen etmaiger ltnre0lihftit ooer
Corruption ser llnteriudumQ ieitens
0cS 2Suiti}.Gepartea1cnt@, Die BON
Charles 6. Sugbe8 aeIcitet miro.
.Glnerica's 9uftitifipropramm
iorSerte Sen 9uu bon % 900 aanpf.
maihincn his gum lettcu %uli. 2lue-
RIGA bat MIR 273 amcriconiihc Ma.
id)ineu in 6ronfrei6", iaQte @eu.
aeuIn. @oritber Ser iiinqit qeihoife.
ncn 0ipiiion fiir 0}iIit1rfhtg3Gtge,
bel icinem @erb6r Dor Dem Sub.
conlite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01
Stmrmcswntbem.

IDler, Wiinn. - Gin Eornnoo. ser
Iuler. eine Grti6ait pon 100 Gin
mo6nern i'm ii0UeitIihca &bciLe oe3
Staates Utiuneiota am }l5euo oes
q. 2lu9ut beiuiudte 3eritorte iait
Den gan3en SciAait5t6eil unJ einen
I6cil oes 9obuoiitricts mo 0erur-
iafte Der 200 oon 20 Eeriouen un0
Sic @erlcBlnq pom 80 bis go aRbe.
rem. 1rciBi1 5eit1it58e5duoe mo
e6enIo uirlr 0oaubluier iino 3erIt6rt
nor6en. J}ur 4 Heid)6ii 5e5duoe cnt'
qinacn Dem Sturm, DER oui elmer )
nlods Ianaen nm ? &lods 6reitcd
Balm 6urd Sic Crtidioit rate. Ger
: uhidla0en uirO alf unqefdbr
$500,000 acidltt
Ser Smrm Ucpo9 iiA IN oitIiher
Nidtiul meter. I'm Settings cnt'
mitclte er iiM 3u etuen @olten'
6ruA.
I'm oon5eu iu65itGdeu Nliuneiotl
1iuqcu id)ucra 8clcHliiijc nieoer;
Sod muroc sic Gynie, Die o6Geicbcn
pon D}ois bqraits ciuje5raAt iii, pe'
MIA bei6doi1t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

IeD gSrf. = @ijtben6e ge9en-
oneritie Der Geilti6en boben nift
permott, Die 9riten uno Sransoien
5IriidjubaIten, Die an Der n0roli6
pon 4rras bis sur 8egeno bon
Soiiions iih eritredenOen, IS Mei-
len Iangen 6ront oem 8egner oift
|ouf ben 6erien iino. Ter qanjen
,5ront entlang bat Die OeutIde 9inte
Dor Dem Druid Der britiihen uno
|fran5oiii6en Sruppen na69egeben
len &uncten, mo Ons 3uriifmeif)en
fes 6einoes o0er oie Ginnabme pon
|Grtibaften 0eilen per5nidte Gage in
|itrategiiher @inii6t peridlimmert.
lSn Der 8egen0 BON 2lrras boben
Die 9riten iest oie na6 2ouoi uno
@uutbrai fiibrenOen StraBen er.
reiht linb peiter iii0lid, Der Sommc
eutInng, iteben iie iaIt Dor 0cn 9bo-
rem BON Eeronne.
9piihen Ser Sonme uno Ser Giie
hoben Die 6ran5oien oa5 8iid9rat 0es
oeutiben @ioeritan6s gebroden
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

oarf Die Gro6erung BON 8ope, mo-
6ur1 IDnen oie Gbenen Der &icarOie
u eiuer Supaiion oitp1rt9 eri6loi-
i'm mur0en, uno, ibre 9inien n0rOli6
Hn0 iijolid ser Staot, al einer Iront
pon etna 1872 Qtellen, 212 Oleilen
Deit uorgeidoben.
9toroli6 Soiiion5, boban Oie6ran-
3oien TIRE 2lule etlpo3 uorgeicboben
ourch cine Giltfreiiungsbenepl.aq &C.
gen ben Gbenin-Oe5- lames- uno BEN
.Ropon-2Ibihnitt.
Sic boben 9tesIc, Greiip llno Iioe5
ero6ert nno oa5 linfe llfeu Der Cont
| me 3miiheu Gi5ancourt un0 9}esle io-
mie 0o3 geeitufer oes Canal 0u 9toro
apiiden 9tesle uno 9topon Ben gro-
beren lbeiI ieiue5 2auie5 entIong
CREDIT.
9(QermQrtS 6obcn Die Geutihen,
pie 9onoon uno @aris berif;en,
i6nere 9erluite erlitten uno oie
gaiirten 3uoem 3abIreid)e (8ciHuBc
uno Moidinen9cmcbre, iopie groBe
9rie8sporrGtbe erbeutet. &onl 4}it-
nod b. u. bis gum leBten Wiontag
io1en Die 9ritcn i;sgeiontut 21000
Gefongene eingebrodlt BADEN.
Die GAMBLER fdmpien rcht Ieb.
haft in Dem 5piifen Ben 1Sliiiien
Seniee uno Scarpe liegenOen sc
bet.
Die 2luitraIier boben 6ie 2inie BON
Trcsnes es-3er6ocourt erreidt, in ibren
meniibur8en, Ole llebcr90nge il6cr
o.n 6Iub Somme bel 9rie nn0
@eronne 3u erreihea, ober itarfcu
g9ioeritanb gefunoen.
gapoulne, elmer Der beiBumitritte.
ncn itrote9iichen 4uncte, lit nod I'M
mer i'm Belts Der Ieutihcn, nber Die
Hriten baben oosieIba 6erart einge-
freiit, bnB MIR mebr peni8c Gcguer
in Der 6urh 8ran1tcn 3erihoiienen
Staot nod iein biirften.
Sm Nor0en iino Die 9riteu 6ereits
iiber 0os oberc Gnoe oer6iu0enburq.
2inie. 5inter Der 5ront beor1ngen
fran3oiiidle unb 6rihife TIteasr al.
lcrmarts Die 3urijfpeideu0eu Qcit
ifen.
an ser @csle-f7ront iiuo 6ie
ricaner un0 Ole Gclltihen il; erhiffer.
t,lu aampi, in ser Cr.ihaiten ,Fii,.
1atte mo 8a}ounes. Zen ueueitpn
.lahridteu 3uioIqe ioneu oie 9lme-
riacnef an bei0eu Crten Sic C6cr.
bano hnbcn.
Berlin meI0ete 1mtlit am britt.
not.abeuo, oaB Ole Ieutiden oic
,crihoiIcnen Auiueu pou Ghailngs
uuo 9icn freiwlQi9 UNI ohne 8anlpi
rduuten .ro aaa 2in1ri+ie Der
auijrter IN 0an perInie0anen 2lb-
i9aitteu Ger SaIuattront unter
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01
Seesefed)t bei 9iinfirdDcu,

Berlin. Sn Berlin muroe amt
lid betannt ge9cben, oaB lci6te
0eutihe Qiarines SeeitreitfrGfte in
Der gtdbe BON liinfirdcn fein0li6e
Sdiffe angriffen. Gs purOen bel
orei feiuoli6en Sorpeoobooten, bon
0enen , ionfen lreffer bcobadtct.
Ger 9eridt iogt, 0oB oie Oeutihen
9oote obne &erlnit 3ltriidfe6rten,
trob0em einc bctrd6tIide iein0Iide
Streitmodt 8cgen iic 5uiommenge5o-
gen mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01
1oeitere lS6,77J q0itis
einbermgefs.

0ni6ington, :. s. - Bro.
fofmaridoa General Groiu6er
bat in elmer an idmmtlide
Staatcn nnb ben 7iitriet So
lnm6ia erlaiicncn ErOer 1885,.
40 meiterc 9iegiitrauten cin6e'
rufen mie fOlet; iiir atgemeinen
MilitarOieuit 125,000 8etRe
mmb 21,270 0egcr, fir be-
idJrdnften 2ieuit $1,000 8eihe
nno 3 meife 4lbotoarapben fir
ben militdriidlcn Ansfnnfts.
Oienit. Die nnter 0ieier GrOer
ein6ernicnen Gcate bnben iidJ
smiid,en Dem /. II. 6, 5eptember
INN }t6transpurt nadD ben
ltcbnugelageru 81 ltehen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

&ronfbeit 2. permrmoct (1nbefannt
pie idper) 80, iflper uerwunoct
104. permiBt 108.
Die 8erlltitliitc Oes mnrinetorps
entbeit 6 Namcn: 8ciauen ), Ser.
pllnoung erlegen /
%. 2llguit 2Sm 3ecrc, 185
Wonn: S1n aampi geinllen 80, al
@erpunoungen geItorben -, 0urh
llnfaQ ooer aus ioniti8cr llridW l.
on aronfbeiten II, perpuu0et (ltn-
befonnt mie iflper) Is, ihper per.
nun0et A., nerntibt 81, 9eiangcn T..
Die &crluitliite 0es Niorinecorp3
ent6ielt rs 9tamen: @eiancu 8, an
0erpunoirgen geitorbcn ), 6urd
llnioq ODER aus ionitiacr llrinhe 3,
on aranfbeit /, permun0et (un6e-
fannt pie ihper) 40, idper 0crmrn'
Def 10, oerniiBt 5.
"a. 2lugu,: 2Sm 6eere, 2l0
Mann: 5m aantpi gefo1en 81, an
8ermitnounaen 1eItorbcn 10, an
aranfbcitcn I ourdl ltnfo1 o0er
ionitige llriafe If, perpln0ct (lln.
befnnnt nie ihpcr) s, ihmer oerDitn'
oct t67, oermiBt 10.
Die @erllitIiite oeS Warinecorps
cnt6lelt "a 9famen: @eiaden "a, per.
mun6et 80. permibt /.
%. Q(uguit 1$m 6eerG, 1873
N}ann: 2ln admpi 9eiollen 46, an
0eruun0ungen aeitorten 10, 6urh
llniaa /. oertpunoot (mhefannt lue
ifmer) IS, idper OeripunOet 46,
permiBt SO.
26. 2lugun 49, 2;m 6eere, 200
Dtann: Sm aompi qeinuen 100. an
8eru1nounqen geitor6en u, 6urd
llnion o0er ionitige llriode 8, an
aranfheiten >, burd) 6liegeruniaa
2, oermunoet (unbcfonnt mic ifmer)
81, i6wer oerpunoet t48, 0ermiBt
2S.
27. 2tu9uit cSm 6cerc, 482
D11nn: 3m aampi 1eiollen IS, an
0arnun0ut9en aeitorbcn 81, 0ur6
lln1liidsiau oocr ionitqe llriode 3,
0ur6 Slul3cu8uuioa I ourf aronf'
heitan S, uermunoct Gn6sfannt pie
itucr) 30. ihpcr 0crnunoet 2t3,
/ uermiBt t76.
Die 0crluitliite oes 9lorinccorp5
enthielt "a 0aman: @cialeu ?, an
Mun6sn seiior6en ?. idUcr pcrmun-
6ct ,, oerniibt 2S
%crluite Der &ritsn.
qunSon, - Iic 9erluIte Der 2'ri'
/ ten in Der ceriIoiicden 9odc iielltel
iidl nod 0cn omtljfl 0croi'entiittcn
2iiitn oui 9,3IO Naun, Die iid) r0ie
.ola+ perthetlen: @afaaen. 300 Eli.
ciere unS ,54S Monu 0ernunoet,
IT45 Ciiicicre uro 5,799 9lann GER
| ~ CEE eNov44
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01
HmislanS int 1trice nit
SEN Der, Staten.

8aiGinstOn, :. 6. - Sn ci.
ner am -. Augnit aus 9inf.
lamb beim Stnatsoepnrtcmcnt
eingetrOffenen Ucripatcten Nicl.
Onng berid)tet Der americnni.
id)e %ieecuninl 9ipbert u. ,Sn.
brie in petersburg, Onf Die
SOlideluifi-H -Hegicrung cine Bro.
elamatiUn erlafen babe, in fer
ertlGrt iuirO, Oah Sruiidlen &mf.
lanS nnO ben Ger. Staaten
Sriesssuitano bcitebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01
SlicocrasnT6ue.

ct. &OniS. - N}aior Steam BON
San 0ieao, Sal, 2lr5t Der britiid.
omericaniihen 6Iie9ermiiiion MIR.
Oe 5u @iiingbom, ST., ourd abihr3
elmer BON Qeut l9e$leu @enuer pom
0tetubin, q. S, geIeilften Waidine
getootet, ais ole 0}tiiion ftb oui oem
5lugc pon SuoianapoIi@ uodl ct.
2ouiS beiono Gent. @enucr erlitt
eruite 0erletnQen. 9rci 6Iic0cr
mareu iniolqe cinc8 Sturmc2 }ur
2oi0ung ge3mlmgen oocr itiirjten
ab.
9arf Sielo, Senu Motor.
Idmieriqfeitcn ocruriodlten ben Go0
BON qeut. Gam. s. (oppinn. 3ips,
hampton, u. o.. >n6 oe3 5Jisleriol.
batcn Sol. 2. Gorep 81 @ort 6icl0,
5cun. ais iie nit ejrtcn 2leroplaa
aus 400 SUP 66bc Ut bo0cu itilr5tcn.
Wliami, ISlG. Scllt. Ibo5 5.
@utler pon 9ode1e, q }l, itar5 an
@ronomumOen, Die or erlitten ba!te,
dls in Der bjciigen U}ariuc'6lleger-
ihuIe iein 9leroplou mirbeInO 81 6o.
ben itiir3tc
@ui6iuotou, .. IS. - Der gerluit
eincs See.SnoropIoucs uno oeiien
@cIabung BON 8 D|aur mur6e bonn
1ylottenomt aemeloet. To5 SlugSeug
coui0irte nit elmer anoeren gldihfne
Dor Iirc e5sIono Sic anoere Dta.
ihinc lonoete moeriebrt aui oem
Woiier.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

itUeren gerIuIteu fir Die }lugreifer
5urIdidIugen.
8erbdltniBmdBig beitige ad,~yfe
ianoen ipieoer III 9(Ibanien itutt.
@ien meIoet, ooB oiterreidii6eGrup.
pen ben Cement nnbe Dem aOriati-
ihen Meere iiberihrittcn imo aud
@rfolge i'm Geutrum lno am ueitli.
den 6liigel erruugen ba6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-01

Transporter, oas Ser. Staoten.
Sdiif Weit Bridge, non $500
1onuen, 0a5 Der. Stoatcu. Sdiif
.Glbore". bon 1900 (onnen uno
ser amcricaniif)e QroDiont.2 2ampier
,.Montonon~ $3.50 8onnen), pur-
Sen perienft. Sch3ebn 0titqIie6er
ser 8endunin9 Der r9ofe Goon~
mto . Scr yN}ontanan" meroen per-
mist. 3 Maun fomen BET Der Ser
ienflng Der pg2eit 9rio9e" um
@nris. - On 4ari@ lptr0e anti
lid befannt geleben, 0oB Der iron30.
iiihe Qoitoampier rRoInneiiun" (6,-
373 Jonncn oui Der 6abrt nnh
9iIcrta un0 Solonifi our6 }lufIou-
len ali cine Mine 1mtcrQiu9; ich5
ierbiIhc &aiin9icre, eff in0iifc Sci
ger uno 3mei NIatroien Deroen 0er-
mist.
Icrner muroc mit9et6eilt, 0aB Ser
irau30iiihe 2anpier .gnIfan" g..
TOJ Sonnen) ant Der ,Sobrt non
Eraufreih noh Ser Tuiel Goriita
torpe0irt mur0e uu0 iol1f
Sonluu. Ter Rritiifc &aiio'
oier0ompicr .9un6p" tpur0e nui ser
Gahrt pon 0}alto nod Sicilion BON
cincm 0eutihcu loudboot torpcOirt,
fonnte ober Den 6ofen arreidlen
las louhboot, peInes 6cn Gam-
pier torpeolrt hattc, murOc ron
GotrouiQcbooten, neldc oen~ 9anop"
cacortirtcn, arae9rifien 1tn0 pericnft.
9mnioen, 6Dllanb. S,e6en
Eiiderbootc iin6 oon einem einjilen
laufboot perieuft mor0cn. Irei
moreu unter 0dniid)Gm 3}c9iiter.