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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mrs r. y. Nellis has gone to Gray
Vile. ILL., to visit relatives for several
weeks. Mr.. Nellis. who accompanied
her to GRANVILLE has returned home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mr.. H. c. Suenel of the class of
'o4. G. H. s.. and Mr. Chas. Wenger
spent Labor Day the guests of friends
in Diswood
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mr.. John Antrim. clerk at Uncle
Joe's Hotel. left yesterday for Metrop-
oils, ILL.,, to visit relatives for a week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mrs. John s. Aistnorpe and daugh-
tiers, Misses Hazel and Gladys. have
gone to Chicago to spend few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Misses Alta and Eliza Wright have
returnei to their home in Memphis.
after an extended visit with friends
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mr.lFred Teichman 'ert for Stuben-
Vile, Ohio, yesterday to attend the
funeral Of his cousin, Gus Wernecke,
who died In that city az an early
hours yesterday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-05

Mr. Thomas J Smyth HAS received
n letter from Mr. and Mrs. David
MacI.achlan. who have been abroad
for nearly two months! They are at
present at Ostende, Belgium
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Willmar Entertains Da&oes.

No less than 96 dagoes are as the
present writing making Willmar their
headquarters. They are employed on
: steel gang which 10 at present work
ing east Of the city and they put up"
In special Great Northern cars OF tho
Pullman Palace Box car vsriety con-
ven:ently stationed on Z siding In tho
west end OF the yards, Believing sr-=
dently In practicing economy they
cook their own food aud do their own
washing and those who visited tho
camp Monday morning could see In
different places long strings Of clothes
spread out to bleach or hung up to
dry. They are IN orderly lot of fell
lows who 90 far have made no ditur-
banoe of any kind. A reporter sent to
interview them found only two in the
crowd who could master tho English
language sufficiently enough to give
the desired information. These ex-
planned that the crowd expected to
work for Jim Hill until fall, when
they al will leave for Chicago, where
they hibernate during the cold and
dreary winter season.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
W1IIMAR MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q 1905 -
Adjourned Court Se,,ion.

An "a innrnad 5... .,or s., th. :, .t.,ct
& mt ;1 Va held 4 tho courthou,e l..t
We'd ne.dav. Is tha .,a q Mtnna.ot. !.
w Berttna E,,rem T. prooeedino.
Tia county attorney moved Tor iliami..
.al on the orou n.fls that tha !. =. 3. =
already been fullv paid The motion, Il,
was grained IS. AZ q Rrv Az lconvtct.
dat the last term a. Z, nrt IN th.
nha.co' 20 illo., e asl, .-#=55,15
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Strikers Resume Work.

The telegraphers' strike on both the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railways has been called of and 10 at
an end. The public now rests easily,
ABNORMAL conditions have again been
restored and oil freight and passenger
service 10 rendered most satisfactorily.
There is . great deal Ut diss atisfac-
tion expressed by ths operators with
the m amer In which the strike was
handled by the officers of the Union
and 1t seems that the entire affair was
acomplete failure. The men On the
Great Northern gradually returned to
work until when vote was taken on
the subject $50 out Of 500 men voted to
60 to work again. ~ 49,, !.
The Willmar operators reported for
work again deciding that under the
circumstances it would be better tc
stay by the company. Hanscom and
Connolly are again at work in this
city. Shannon is at Ltchfeld and
Kringbring, we understand, IL a
present at Sioux City.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Tripoliis

: Aug. z.
Next Sunday Communion service
will be held In the Lutheran church
beginning q 1890 .. m.
The G. A. College Quartet gave .
concert In the Lutheran church Sun
day evening to fair-sfzed and appre-
ciGtive audience. This closed their
concert tour for the present. = .
The inclemency OF the wea&her has
interfered much with stacking hare.
Still some of the farmers have man
aged to get their entire crop in stack.
But others are not half thru yet.
Mr.. Fridolph Ltndholm, professor
at Rockford School of Music and Ora
tory, Rockford, ILL.,, 10 spending .
two weeks vacation With his folks af-
tor . year Of hard work. He will re-
turn by the first of next month.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Flower Show.

A flower show will be given by the
Woman's Institute In the lecture room
of the public library Saturday, Aug.
26, from 3 to 9 p. M. Admission IL
cents. -..5 ~ .>.. E~
Committee on decoration: Mes.
dsmes p. c. Tonning, Andrew Lar.
son, L, Q. Thorpe, G. E, Hornbeck,
Alton Crosby, Geo. Thomas, p. !.
Haley, E. NJ. Stanford, Frank Knox
and Geo. w. Tyler. *s5.
S Prizes will be awarded for tho larg-
est collection OF house plants, the
greatest variety Of cut. flowers, the
best display Of asters,e the best dis
play Of nasturtiums, and the greatest
variety Of sweet peas. s..s .z Fl
Ice cream and cake will be served
BY : committees Of young ladies, for
ton cents. Z, III 81. E. ..ss To-. :....ss, !.
The members are requested 20 bring
their ilowers at ten o'clock Saturday
morning. I 1...s. s=5 S. i .:>.=: ... .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Will Erect New Plant,

. John B. Agen 8 Go. expect to erect
.4 cold storage plant snesr the sta ss0f
tho old roundhouse in the near future
The plans call for . uilding 150x100
feet In size with . full basement and
two stories above: The firm has done
Assvery satisfactory business during
the last season, taxing the capacity OF
the present q quarters. 1t has purchased
more than 1900 cases of eggs from
surrounding country. With the pro-
jected accommodations the firm would
be in position to make greater cam.
paign to, get the pro luce and give en-
ployment 10 q number of more people,
The plant will be running continuous
ly, making specially of poultry dur
ing the proper season. The possibili-
ties for the egg and poultry business
of this neighborhood are great, when
= steady market is, assured, and a
large expansion of the same may be
looked for especially q among those
farmers whose landed holdings are
small. 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

tr <
out until the Indians began to bother
the settlers. II was in August, 1852,
that the family among other settlers
was Obliged to fl 9 for protection to
to Forest City, Meeker county. The
experiences gone thru during the out
break are familiar to all the early
pioneers. After the outbreak the fam
lily was re- united at Anoka, where they
made their home until their rude abode
was destroyed. by fire and all their per-
sonal belongings lost. In the spring
of 1868 they removed to their former
home at Taylor's Falls, where they
stayed until the year 1865, when they
began to long for their old home in
Kaudiyohi county. It was late in the
falllwhen the old sAanty WAS again oc-
cupied that had sheltered the family for
four years before the outbreak and
where on the old farm the battle for
existence was begun oyer again.
After weathering the many seasons OF
pioneer life which only old settlers
can realize the hardshtps of the times
Of prosperity finally arrived and, like
many others OF the old settlers OF this
county, the Wicklund's lived to enjoy
q good home, where they could spend
the remaining years OF their life In con.
fort. -. =: - ~
The deceased had the distinction ol
being the: mother of the first white
child born in the town of Fahiun,
Mrs. John Olson, the daughter who is
now resident of South Bend, Wash
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
.Stereopticon Lecture.

. Rev. VIM. Fritz will give lecture
at the M. E. church next Friday even.
ing on, "The Beauties and Wonders
OF our National Yellowstone Park.
The lecture will be illustrated with d
large number Of exceptionally fine
stereopticon views and special music
will also be rendered. The lecture il
given under the auspices OF the Ep.
worth League. This Is splendid op.
portunity for those Interested In
scenery to see the most wonderful spot
on the face of Il Q earth. "A cordial
invitation 10 extended to all. Admis.
sion Is cents for adults and Is cents
for children. The lecture commences
at $3.50 n: 1 s.* Z 5.#E ..3.2. ...s 4:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
>ATc::'tlandeT q

= &A~6 .0As
Roy Hubbard of Kerkhoven 10 work
ing for Carl Edman.
A.. A. Amundson and family of
Kerkhoven. visited at the L. johnson
home Sunday. :..>-
Mrs. G. o. Hough and son Henry
visited at Frederickson's of Frank
Lake last Sunday. :s-.>:
A great many farmers here are short
Of help during stacking and 1t 10 very
difficult to get hired man.
Miss Cecil Moley Of Madison, Wis.
WAS : guest at 81. !. Henjum's home
for . week the first part Of the month.
Miss Mabel Negord Of St. Paul vis-
tied at a.. Arneson' . homo last week.
She will return home in. . couple Of
weeks. . .>::..~. 1 j.. / &: I'll
Ole and John HeDjum, Hans Hsuge
and Miss Thea Lesteberg were down
TO Norway Lake on fishing trip last
Sunday. Ii. 4. # 81 L .s.s :.:.. =. r r q
Miss Otina Stai arrived hero from
Amherst, N. D., Tuesday Of last week,
for 8 visit with friends. She will leave
for ST. Paul this week. 5*szs
An Ice cream sooisl will be given
next Sunday afternoon on A. Cord
hamer's lawn s Norway Lake. The
social Will b given BY the Y, p. 81,
and every body u cordially invited 10
attend aud have s good time, 2=:
s# .S$S5.s:s TJNf,TC n I'm
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Bank Of M|iIlmar Secure. Bond,

i = sE4s
Bank Of Willmar Secure. Bonds.
Proposals for sale Of bonds OF Kan.
diyoht county for : total sum Of
e5, 054 to defray the expenses incurred
In 10 ocating, constructing, ablishine
and completing county ditch No. II
we're received last Mond 81 q the court
house house BY County Auditor johnson
and Chairman Feig Of the board q
county commisst toner's, who wore ~.
thorized to negotiate the bonds on be.
hall Of the county commissio
The only bidder % the B Bank 81 Will.
mar, which institution secured Tie
bonds at . 8 per can't intsrsst and y
.per vslue. 1'|1' n mn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Former WilImar Teacher to Wed.

Former WilImar Teacher to Wed.
A wedding will take place in Carver
on Wednesday, Aug. 30, which will
unite the destinies of . former teacher
in the Willmar schools and promi.
nent business man of that city. The
bride.elect Is Miss Sadie Johnson, and
the man of her choice is Mr.. Clarence
Funk, one OF the leading hardware
and lumber dealers of Carver and. q
young man who is highly spoken OF.
The wedding will be quiet affair and
will be Witnessed by only relatives Of
the contracting parties. -.
The many friends OF Miss: Johnson
in this city will extend hearty conRrat-
ulations to both her and her intended
and wish them q long life Of continual
happiness. 49, %:.::.:7~z<.. ,. ->-',.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
:. Lake = l'','l Hn''vd'iTs'w, n''v'i

: rs = = FL aug. II.
Stacking has been delayed some.
Whist on account of rain. =
John Nelson started for Murdock
today with his threshing outd.. z
People that cannot stand smoke will
not o. rule voluntarily throw them.
selves on the wsrpath.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Rustad visited
at tho home of MaRnus Olson OF town
Of Dovre last Sunday.
Tho Misses Clara and Anna Sven
son and Mabel Negasrd visited rela-
tives in Mamre last Thursday.
Some Lake Andrewites attended q
party at Flolo's place In town of Nor,
way Lake last Saturday evening.
The Y. P. s. will give IN ice cream
social at A. II. Gordhamer's place
next Sunday afternoon. Everybody
invited. ~ ..~.
Gunder swenson has traded of the
32-inch separator that he bought las1
year for larger one, which he Il
bringing home from Willmsr today.
People who enjoy the privilege O.
driving thru = neighbours pasture vii
confer = great favor in return, which
will be highly appreciated, simply BY
closing the gates behind them.
Rumor has it that frankie Young
of Minneapolis IL expected to spent
part Of the summer and together Will
his half brothers and aunt attend th,
grand ice cream social at Jericho.
Mrs. Martin Nepaard of Rothsay
MINI, 10 visiting with the family O
Gunder Swenson. From thee Oh,
goes to Green Lake for . visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hultgren,
Jericho %is up to date in every re
spect In regard to business, law ant
order. Not even 4 dog can escape tn
keen eyes OF the dogcatcher. When ,
full grown st. Bernard dog crawl,
thru keyhole and steals bologna h
10 at once brought mp before the chic
executive, tried, found guilty, sen
fenced and executed by poisoning b!
the czar Of Jericho. Moral: peopi'
who live In glass houses should no
throw stones.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Druggists Organize.

The Kandiyohi and Meeker County
Retail Druggists association WAS or.
ganizsd in this city last Wednesday.
AS Indicated by the name the associa.
tion includes the drug stores Of : the
two counties. G. B. Carlson, OF
Carlson Bros. & Frost, was elected
president, c.. A. Anderson, of Lttch.
field, vice president, a. E. Lofstrom,
also Of Litchfield, secretary, and a.
e. Mossberg treasurer. F. Gullericb,
Of Chicago, organizer Of the national
association, was present at the meet
ing and assisted in organizing. The
local organic alton becomes q member
of the national association. ~.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

.5. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. King OF Chicago
arrived here last Monday for . couple
Sof,weeks' visit with Rev. n. G.. Buell.
and family. They expect TO leave for
Cream Lake tomorrow, accompanied ~
IT, Buell. family whore; thsy viii
5spsnd about 8 wsel. :s5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Roseland sci

=. -. Aug. II.
a. O. Renstrom entertained friends
and relatives Sunday. -
Willie Renstrom Of Willmar* Was=a
Roseland visitor Sunday. 4.% .
Chas. Ostman has resumed the Sun.
day. school work In Dist. No. g.. =
! svobodny's young folks took =
steamboat trip on the lake Sunday.
Less than half Of the grain around
here is in stack, on account Of unfa-
vorable weather. 80
Come to think of it, the storm of last
night was on the same date a. the big
storm of last year. -:
Rev. Peterson stopped over At o.
Tattine's place Sunday night on, &C.
count of the storm.
Aug. Carlson, p. M. Renstrom and
others have improved their farms by
ditching lately. Let the good work
60 on.
You cannot tell the difference be-
tween . crooked stack and q straight
one today for the wind has put them
on general average. ~.
These parts were visited by . severe
wind storm Sunday evening. Nearly
oil grain stacks were more or less
damaged. Corn and uncut aax also
suffered to some extent. Luckily the
rain was not very heavy.
A young family from Olivia, at the
lake for an outing, we're sadly strick.
en- by the death of their little girl on
Sunday afternoon. They arrived u
tho lake Saturday evening and the
girl WAS taken sick tho next morning
DR.. Miller OF Olivia Was summoned,
but the young life could not be saved.
The bereaved parents have our true
sympathy.
NTYTE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
Hawk Greek Ditch Hearing.

Consequent upon the ding Of s rs-
port BY County Surveyor J.. 8. Day
on tho survey OF tho proposed Hawk
Greek ditch In this and Chfppewa
counties Z bearing was held before
Judge Qvale last Friday sftsrnoon
upon IN order to show cause why nd
ditfonal bonds should not be furnished
before any further proceedings were
had in tho matter. The court made IN
order for a additional bond of 81, 900
and this was furnished at once. A
bond Of u, 900 was furnished In July
last year but - this amount was in
sufficient to cover all the expenses of
the preliminary proceedings In tho
matter IN additional bond had 60 bo
given. The court will appoint viewers
within short time. Attys. Charles
Johnson and N. L. Erickson, of Ray
mond, appeared for,the petitioners and
Kandiyohi and Chippswa counties
were represented by Atty. Geo. Il. o.
terness and Atty. Lyndon A. Smith,
respectively. 8. ~.
The proposed ditch starts in town Of
Edwards, this county, takes south
westerly course thru Bad Ws*er Lake
and finally empties into the Hawk
Greek, In town of Lone Tree, Chippe-
W county. It Is estimated that the
main ditch, including oil It's proposed
branches, will be about SO miles in
length. A rough estfmate gives tho
cost of the same ~ @5S, 200, which
sum will be raised by assessing tho
property according to the benefits de-
rived from the ditch. The cost of con
struction seems rather high but those
familiar with the lay of the land thru
which the ditch passes say that it will
benefit thousands of acres of land and
that it will thus be . profitable invest.
ment. - - --.-.
Much interest has been manifested In
the proposed ditch. In spite of tho
fact that the hearing occurred In the
busiest part of the season the attend
ance vas large. The following are
the names of those in attendance, all
OF Raymond and country tributary to
1t: F. O. Orth, Otto Mfehle, Herman
Miehle, Ed Luke, J. n. Stoll. VIM.
Leahman, E. Bruss, Herman Wegner,
w. Schmidtke, J. Speaker, A. sier-
vogel, Herman and G. Sohmidtke,
Christ Hensline, Henry Zimmerman,
J. W. Wagner, and John Doesken.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

I A number Of friends and neighbors
OF Mrs. John Forsberg OF Fourth
street rendered her 4 tssurpriso'' last
Friday afternoon and helped her cele-
brat4 her birthdsy. Tho ocoasion was
! very enjoy able ono and the company
Left several useful articles for the
household 8 nemeatos Of ths happy
.sasir. .....2
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
.SEGERS S1R0M|. SELLS
g ! - = = g
Furniture and Music Business in
This City It Acquired d BY Mar j.,
>-.>~ tin Olson Of Atwater. "

The furniture and music business OF
F. w. segerstrom &. Co. changes
hands this week: The deal WAS prac.
ticslly closed on Monday whereby
Martin Olson, the veteran business
man of Atw ater, becomes the owner OF
the business which has for the past
several years been conducted by Mr..
Segerstrom ia the Ruble Block. The
sale involves q consideration of $6, ,00O
and in the deal Mr.. Olson transfers to
Mr. Segerstrom q quarter section ol
timber land located about thirty miles
north of Deer River, along the Big
Fork River, In Itasca county.
Mr.. Olson Is we'll known in this city
as one of the successful business men
OF our neiR hboring village and has
for some time been a member of the
Atwater Hardware and Furniture Co.
The Willmar business which he now
acquires will be In charge Of his son
Marcus and the establishment will
hereafter be known as the Willmar
Furniture store. As both gentlemez
are experienced In this line of bust.
ness we predict for them q successful
career and welcome them into the bust.
ness ranks of our city. -. -.'.,'
MIR. Segerstrom expects to leave for
Minneapolis the first of Octo Der, where
he will be associated with his brother,
V. E. Segerstrom, In the piano bust.
ness. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23
0'!|',o':'lfallx,l 10

. q e Aug. II.
Harry Larson visited with his par.
ents at Irving Sunday. $500. .:<..s.z : 3
Christ and Bernt Olson are now put
ting up tie Warner Telephone line. .
The harvest 10 mostly done except
the fax, but very little has bsen stacked
yet. <.sss.. -. 80. s. ss#
: Carl Thorson has been hauling luun.
ber for Z new barn which he will build
this fall. .s: s: Al. IS 2 .* z=
Tho Aurora Young Peoples socie&y
met with Even Olson Sunday, but ow-
ing 70 the rainy weather there were
not 90 very many present. $..z.=szzz
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

Miss Hattie Hanscom returned home
from Milacs yssterday, whers shs had
speat : fsw days Wishing VIII frisnde.
and relatives. l..2.=.s..=5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

Miss Cora johnson Of Granite Falla
hes been the guest Of Miss Clara Hans.
odm the past few days. Sheexpec4s to
return home this evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-23

Dr. spesd he spioer druggist, is
nav bosrder 6 ~ county bastile. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-31
TERRORISTS ARE
TAKEN. BY POLICE
son-c Famous and Lorg,so.snt comb
Throwcrs of Inner seeno"
Now in tI,e +,o's.
nv Assc lated rr,ssJ

LONDON. Nar,h 81 pispalches
from 81 c,,:sb,irs 10 iho Ealy Mail
and the Standard r., several ar
rests of prominent lcrrGiists. belong.
ing to Tic innrr. TT bomb section.
According 10 The l'aiiy Mails lis.
patch ono or snr l".rst,.s arrested is n
wca' ~ n.ah namc,l Iavi;isky and
Two arc women. One ri these latter.
named lvanovskaia. an anarchist. has
been vainly sought by the police since
Inc assassination OF Emperor Alcxall-
der IL, and tile other is a beautiful
girl. named I.contccva, belonging. Ia a
prominent official family
1t is also stated that these ara n
man arrested in Great Mcrskaia street
ON Thursday had been watching The
movements Of Governor General IRE.
p"ft Grand Duke Vladimir and Minis
fer I'll the Interior BOuIigan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-31
THINK ROSSEAU
is UNBALANCED
Sentence Deferred, Pending an hives.
tigation Into the Sanity and an.
teccdcnts of Dynamitcr.
U,y Associated Press


NEW YORK March 3e.-t;csslcr
!;Gsscau. The convicted dynamiinr
may be subjected to an investigation
dis 10 his sanity H. was said today
HAT Recorder Cot is not satisfied to
PASS sentence without first learning
idurc about The dynanitcr and has lie.
thcd to defer sentence. pending an in
vestisation into the prisoners ante
cetlcnts.
la0sscau was very rcticcnt about his
past and his family when he was IN
the stand during his trial. Hc said
that his mother died several years
ago leaving him aud brother for
time and that mis- share has rcen cen.
s,lmcd in the pursui: of his hobbies.
His principal hobby. it appears is
the promulgation of the doctrine Of
America fur the Americans" and he
is said To De very intense in his belief
in il. II is believed that his acis OF
violence, both against The lTmbria ana
the statue at Washington were
prompted by his strong belief in these
doctrines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-31
MAY GOD HELP YOU"
SAYS LINEVITCH
New commandcr.in-chicf of Manchu.
risn Army Issues an Address
to His Troops.
tBy Associated Press.)

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 30
General Lincvitch has issued the fol-
loving address TO his troops:
THE Emperor has been pleased to
appoint me commandcr-in-chicf Of the
Manchuran armies. In many battles.
those of the rivers Shakhe and Hun, at
PoatiloNl and Novgorod Hills, at the
front at Kanduisan and Gangu Passes,
and on the Muk1cn positions you have
most bravcly rcpulscd NEST serious nj
t&cks by the enemy and dealt cnor,
mcls lGsscs- Let every nan accom-
plisl manfulIy his sacred d,:ty to tho
emperor and the fatherland. The en-
cmy canno! hold out before Russian
vaor. and rcinfQrccments are coming
increasingly from Russia May God
.icIp YOU in tho coming battle"