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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
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man nuBte, oaB man einiten8 nit
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
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Der 0elitide areiBer bereits am 26.
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gefdperten lm0 BON g1annidyafteii
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am 26. Sttober tau6ten am Sori.
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plott Der @ngldnoer, pelde iit ei.
mes ao6lenififfes bgnadtiget luoa.
ten. Gle ipuroeftl perboitet uno
an 9orO Der aarIsrilbe gebraht.
Gret SdJiiiie bef6rbcrten 6ie gsau
Ind auf pen @lcerssarlln0
Gem britiiden Golapfer Sceptre,
Der iit init elmer 9a0lng aaffee
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faHO. gesattg es, ben aroIlen Ser
karlsruhe su ertge6en. Der aapi.
tan oes 56iffes, gitille, log Dem
9efeblsbaber 0es arelt3ers Dor, baB
Der aaffee fiir Die Ser. Staaten
beitimnlt mar uli0 in geefp gorf 6ie
2aoung IoIhen meroe. Ser aaffee
ieoof mar fir Canada beItinlftt.
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habt, oas ibrer gtniibt mad fiir Sic
Ser, Stanten beitintntte aargo at
beIditigen. g6oh elmer Stltn0e auf.
eutbalt fonnte 6te Sceptre pieoer
ibres @eges 5ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
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Sauptauortier oeS oeltiden stron.
prin5en in 5rantreid (iiber 2on0on).
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tereiianteiten Sample alf Der gan.
5en groBen Sdlndtlinie fiat. Is
murOe mir eeitottet, einen Gag IN
Der oeiiti6en @efe6tslinie Su ber.
leben. Qln manhen punften iino
Die oeutiden 6hiitengr1ben bon oen
frnn66iiiden MIR 150 bis 100 SUB
efitferttt; Die Sarptlinien befinoeu
iih in elmer 9iitonB bon 1900 Ynros
BON einonoer unO eritreden iid5 oirh
ben 8olo, lpoielblt es ou bartn1di.
gen 4dmpfen fontn1t.
211eIno inO froben Weltbes ent.
pfing mid Der aronprin5 IN ieinem
$ailptquortier. @dbrenO Oeg sSriib.
itiides bemerfte Der aronprin5: .,Sie
tperoen berte etfuas Su Ieben befom.
men, mas Sie ouf teinem onoeren
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it Die 0orOeren SdiieengrGben er.
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Sample lagen; iie itau0en ni6t
mebr pie 100 SUB bon einanoer.
gIs i'd Die 6euerIirlie errei6t 9at.
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t65 5ran8oien 8uriid, pelde iie ge.
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Sample iinO atloauerno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Sin srufes gianOscidaft.

9ie N1erten gSiono 60. bot am
Montag, oen 16. 91obentber oen
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ifidyte Ser StuOt abgeidloiien, ilt-
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flamefirnd berfaufte. 9as benefit,
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eriuorben boben ionoeru aud, 0aB
ibre 9Siono's fonfurren3f1big fino
INIT oenen bieler dlterer $Guier. 8ir
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nur beglitfpiinideil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
griteHgencral rii9mt bentidle
TrnbOen.

9onbon. 90. g&op. Gin britt.
ider General, pelder cine Sri.
aaOe an Der neitlifen ssront befeb-
1gt, id,retbt an Die 2onopner Giues
nSs6 BIT nngenioert bon 3eitungs.
OoriteIlltngen Der ongebIidJpn a2in,
Oeripertbigfeit Der 0eutItlen ais
SoI0aten. @lauben Sfe feit @ort
oapon SSbr 0lutb, ibre 9iidtigfeit
iuo lire Srgdniiation iteben ouf Der
bohlten Stufe; ite iptroeu ME bon
irgen6mel1en 3ruppen iibertroffen.
5ie itiirnlen in M1aiieH gegen inie.
re GdansgrGben imo Moi6inenae.
idiise ino fonunen inllner iuieoer.
stets iino 4e auf Dem angriff. Sd
bin boiler getpun0erung fir iie, itn0
6as iino 9lGe, peIde irgen0 cttpas
iiber iie tDiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Sentidle, berqef;t Sies nidt.

Gin liberoles gLngebot bat Die 2is
for. @roBbanolltng Gbe SiIler Co.,
1909 sSornornitr. Snlnbo, eema1t,
inOem ite bon oIlen olif @riino oteier
Sfferte eingebettoen garbeiteIlun.
gen 10 gro5ent an ben 0eittlh-oIter.
reihii6en SiiIfsfonos abgeben miro.
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beborItebenoen Geiertnge lit oie
SiIer 60, ldngit ais boblt leiItltngs.
fdbia befartnt itiO bat Ti6 ote Spe-
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loIlte onber beriGuniett, Oie alif Seite
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ait leler, niis5uihneioen itno Ser Sir.
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2ifor-Serbtce uebit / sSIoiGe coIifor.
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Die 8cfrieoigiine, ieinen 2auosleu.
ten einen DietiIt eriuieien at baben.
|lleber Die Getrdge tpiro IN Ser Gri.
|biine qiiittirt iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
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Wfilnfeft, 20. geob. Or. &ll.
OoIpb Gnunerid, tpeItbefalrter Sc
Iebrter uito grofeiior Der Sogiene
uno 8afteriologie an Der Mliin6ener
llniperiitat lit geitorbett. ST Dur.
oe 1852 gcboren,
amIteronm 20. gtop. - @eneraI
bon 8oiebts-& @eneraIquartier-
meiiter Der oeuti6en slrirlee, lit ei,
mem Ser8ihlag er General
b. 8oigbt8-gtbeB II sDe ott is.
0ftober gum giaafolger bon @ene.
raj b. Steiil Der elm aomrnouoo
erbieIt, gum @eneraIquartie
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Rerionalnutisert.

Serr inlo Irot 6. s. GrnIt mel.
Ben oie @erIobuug ibrer 8odter,
SRI Sloro @roce, nit @rpfeIIor
Merritt sSinIeb WitIler bon Ser
iStaats-ltniDeriit6t bon Mliliourie an.
Ole 2ofD5eit iniro inn 2oufe 0es
@inters ItottfitiOet. Irof. WliIler
lit oeiitider abftonlnulna; er lit in
Ohio aeboren uno bat nuf Der ltni.
beriitdt @0ttirgea 3eltIdIoitO, fiji.
Oirt. SRI. Grnit bat Oie Stoats-
llniperiitdt Osebrnsfa init Qlus3eidj.
uilug abF -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Gins sem Gtaotc.

S'gtein. Die SnilptperianlttIling
Ser Wortbmeitern Mle0icot Societp
fauo IN oieien &oeen bier itott.
3obio Gitn, Der ModtmoIdinift
Der eSinperiaI 0tta. 3beoOor Sbol,
"a Sabre alt. gerietb eeitern IN Oos
Riemengetriebe iirlo fam ooourh al
Sooe.
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Rntternon, beiDe aus Gntaba, ltaft.
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Gmobd nitfidlaeei mo Der GJatte,
Elm So1n 0es biefigen NiGters Slat.
termon i'm Dienit Der Omaha 0aub-
Der so. itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
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Shirnt Der eegentpdrtig i'm 9[orio-
tiideu @leer piitbet, bat Oas @e.
idlDa0er Der @er6iin0cteu aeaplnt-
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Stiiite auf3ubeben. Die ariegsifjtffe
moren ge5lpungen oas offene Wteer
su getpinnen, tpoIlten iie niht BON
Der @etpalt nes. Stllrmes auf Den
Strand geiporfen perOcn.
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Sd)luere 6dnipie
TT Syrantrei9!
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ypreS nnD "a Saiiee Dnr1s
breGen 1T tupQen!
sfampf in SlaHbern ttDas ra5iser gtporStn!

Die SeudH scn bic stnnHsn Der gerbanSeteH in 8canberH
INNER ue6er bon Jriidm Gnf Der 2ine spen gpern nnO
arras bt ein blntscr aampf - Der brrn SuuHterie III
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tOber beres IL feinSide aanubrdie berieut Die bes
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III. @ailitdrfritifer iino Der 9lniIdt,
oaB Der aainpf fid fir Die Gent.
ihen rnO Geiterreiher siinitig ge.
itolten miiiie. Gas gpr0ringen Der
oeutiden Griippen iiber 0ilopa ino
9SloSf binous bat Die @efabr bor
einem einiaa Der giuiien In oeiltihes
@ebiet aus Dem @ese ser1umt. VI.
leroinas iino in Der @egeno bon
Gp0tfubnen aoiofen ins 2nnO einse.
brodeu, bod peroen fie nidt lauee
hnrt h[eihpn
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Maiism TT Polcn
tit bSier Gage!
Sbr re6ter Tliigel III bnrdj Den
@ei6ielanB BON Der 9aupt.
Mrmee Qetrennt!
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Die Sample b6tn ben 9enen nnb GecrrGcu init nnbermn.
Sefs fOrtscett bepresn ben bcoen eu weie
Grfusc gOentiame GrtIdrnHS bes Gen. SnOeubnrs.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
Huzzah! Phoenix
 Phan ReneWs His
 Allegiance Here

Why, right now. there is enough good players in Phoenix for two teams. Happy Glow is here.
 T didn't stay in Bisbee very long, because the ball they play over there is amateur, and anyway they are getting all het up over motor cycle racing. An I ain't for that in large and homOlogous doses. Base ball is the sport foc me, and say, Djou notice the Braves? Of course you did? Well. don't get sore, I'm just astin' you.
 "Whaddya think I heard when I first hit tOwn?. Pep Cook is a medi- ator. Pep is negotiating. He will be seen going around the streets with a portfolio and a occupied look on his man. Whats he negotiatin' I'll come in an tell you tomorrow. Right now l am going up to the room and git rid of four tons of Arizona Eastern dust
 And he went.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
GOVERNOR HUNT BOOSTS
 FOR GLOBE ROAD WORK
Issue of S50;o00 for improvement of Scenic Highway Urged by
 State Executive

Anent the proposed issue of $50,O0O oet os the national park fund for 1he immediate improvement of the Globe Roosevelt highway. Governor Hunt yesterday addressed the fol- lowing wire to ArizOnas senators and representative:
 Tn view of the immediate need for the improvement of federal govern ments portion of highway between Phoenix and Globe, and in light of fact that hundreds of Arizona's min CTS are out of employment, the peo- ple of this state would, l am conf . dent. be heartily in favor of federal appropriation for early employment al large force of men in improve ment of highway mentioned. Such measure would call forth the grat- itude of Arizona's workingmen and diversified interests dependent upon them and would greatly facilitate travel rans state next year.
 GEO. W. P. HUNT,
 Governor" A reply, acknowledging the tele- gr,tm and promising aid for the measure was received from Senator Mark smith.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
DELL LEWIS, ROUGH
 RIDER, ENTERS HOME
Victim of Derrick Accident Survives Broken Back and Gains Admission
 to Soldiers Hospital

Dell Lewis, veteran of Col. Roose- velt's Rough Riders, and one of the very few individuals who have sur vived a broken back. leaves Phoenix today to enter the SaWtelle Home in Los Angeles.
 Lewis was badly hurt while working on q derrick near Phoenix about eight months ago. His back was broken and half dozen ribs smashed. He has been in the county hospital for some months, apparently unable to get ac- cess to the Sawtelle home. But word came to his friends yesterday that a ticket of admission has been written for him, and transportation wired.
 He is fifty years old
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Before the sport editor had quit inhaling the post -prandial cigar Gt was really a cigarette, for that's .heapo)-he was greeted by an en- t.ty. with q hoarse voice. who said:
 I'm back
 This matter produced little if any excitement about the reporters room, rntil the lean form of the Phoenix Phan followed the fog horn sound .nto the premises The demOnstra lion was mild, but cordial
 Yep, l came back on the train with Scott and Smiley and Teddy and some more of them. Yunder- stand, the rest of the bunch is al ready here"
 The Phan is always minutely ex- .BnatorV.
 "Yesn that ain't all. If they keep on having the end of the season up lhye in the mine country. we will lave such a inundation of ball play CTS what you never seen before.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
SALE OF STOCK RESTRAINED
It May be Needed to Pay New Haven Judgment

BOSTON, Aug 1S.-A supreme court was granted today restrain- ing certain past and present directors of the New Haven from transferring their stock pending the courts decision on the question of appointing master or receiver to prosecute the minority stockholders suit for restitution of s1O2, 2,000,000 alleged to have been wasted by the company.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
SENATORS ATTACK
 LABOR PROVISIONS
Continued Debate on Clayton Anti
 Trust Bill
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHI

IASSOCIATED FREES D1SPATCHI
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-An at tack by Senators Pomerine and Be- rah on those sections of the Clayton antitrust bill exempting labor and agricultural organizations from the provisions of the antitrust laws marked the consideration of the bill by the senate.
 The senate agreed to the judiciary committees amendment making dis solution decrees gained by the gov ernment against a trust 'prima facie" evidence in subsequent suits by private parties for damages. The house bill made such decrees con elusive" evidence.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
SPREADING COAL STRIKE

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1S.-The strike of the coal miners in the east ern district of Ohio will spread into western Pennsylvania and West Vir- ginla, according to the decision of the union, declared the members of the association. The operators in Ohio refused to sign the new wage scale. and the strike extension is said to be for the purpose of forcing the Ohio operators to accept the scale
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
MAIL FOR EUROPE
That of Triple Entente and Triple AL
 liance Goes by Different Routes
TAssocIArEp PRESS pIsPArcH1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Mail for Europe is being despatched several times week now. The post office de- partment announced that mail for Ger many and Austria Hungary are sent by steamers landing at ports in Italy, Norway, Holland and Denmark.
 The American line steamer Philadel- phia is scheduled to sail tomorrow. She will take mail for all parts of Europe
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
FRIENDLY INTEREST
 OF SECRETARY M'AD0O But He Has Not Committed Himself In Favor of Phoenix Globe
 Road Appropriation

An error was made in a statement yesterday morning that Secretary McAdoO of the treasury department in q telegram to President F. NJ. Murphy of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad company favored the setting aside of $50,0o0 for the improvement of the PhoeniXGlobe road.
 In reply to a telegram from MT. Murphy on the subject, MT McAdoo stated that he would at once take the matter up with the senators and representative from this state. His reply was prompt, indicating his in terest in the matter. but he did not commit himself as was stated.
 The error was no doubt a misun derstanding of a telephone. cOnversa ton in which the contents of the telegram to Mir. Murphy were de- scrbed In justice to MT McAdoo, Mr Murphy desires that it be made known that the secretary has only shown friendly interest in the mat ter. but has not committed himself.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
WORLD of SPORT
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League New York at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago
 Philadelphia at St. Louis
 American League St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston.
 Federal League Brooklyn at Kansas City Pittsburg at Indianapolis Buffalo at St. Louis
 Baltimore at Chicago.
 Coast League Oakland at Portland Venice at San Francisco Sacramento at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
PR0CRESS|vES 0F OLO MAINE
 IN THE FIGHT
Opening of the Campaign By Colonel Roosevelt Who Calls Upon Citizens to Let Pine Tree State Point the Way
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

PORTLAND, Aug. 1S.-The effect a progressive victory in Maine next month might have upon the Novem- Der elections in other states was pointed out by Colonel Roosevelt in this city and in Lewiston, where he opened the progressive state cam paign.
 If Maine is true to her best tra- ditions of the past, she should see that the progressives triumph, he said in short address tonight. We ask the rank and file of the old party to join us, for we are in reality fighting their battles. We are striving to make them masters i of their government and their cOnsi- tuition.
 If you feel fit to govern your selves. come with us for we are the
 real democracy
 Roosevelt left tonight for Boston whence he will return to Oyster Bay
 by automobile.
 Address at Lewiston l LEWISTON, Me, Aug. 18.-The
 progressive party's campaign preced ling the state election in September
 was opened by Theodore Roosevelt ir an address delivered at a meeting o1
 progressives.
 We stand for prosperity" saic Roosevelt, yet we stand for di- vision of prosperity, for passinf prosperity around. Of the two ole
 machines, one would destroy pros perity; the other. if prosperity were obtained. would divert it with enor-
 nous disproportion to a few favored
 and private people,
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

An odometer to show distances trav- ersed by automobiles has been in- vented to be attached directly to the hub of a wheel without any extensive gearing. sAM AM
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
LIST OF PLAGUE VICTIMS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHI

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1S.-The twentieth case of bubonic plague was reported today.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
National League
Standings
HeinIe's Homer

Heinie's Homer CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Zimmerman's hsner in the fifth inning with the bas- es filled enabled Chicago to overcome Brooklyn's lead, winning later by con- s.stent hitting
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
Coast League

Eatteries-Hitt and Elliott, McLean; Tanning, Baum and Schmidt, Sepul- veda.
 At Portland R. H. E. P0rtland ..-....-.......... U
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Batteries-Ragan and McCarty; Humphries, Hagerman and Bresnahan.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
Not Errors-Misplays!

Not spIays!
 PITTSBURG, Aug. 18.-Although outhit. Pittsburg defeated New York, profiting by the latter's misplays. Score R. H. F. New York ., ... 0 Pittsburg .. .......... 0 Batteries-Marquard, Fromme and Mclean; Adams and Coleman.
 Smith Spoiled It
 CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-After mak ing a wonderful enchanted stop of Morans grounder in the third inning. Smith threw wild to home, allowing two runs. enough for Cincinnati to win.
 Score R. H. F. Boston .. .................. $ ? Cincinnati ........ 3 0 Batteries-Crutcher, Strand and GOwdy; Douglass and Clark.
 Cards Bunch Hits
 ST. LOUIS. Aug 1S.-St. Louis
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Batteries-Klawitter and Arbogast; Evans, Reiger and Fisher. Los Angeles Sacramento game post poned owing to non n-arrival of Sen atOrs,
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Washington Hits WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Washing- ton won by steady hitting in the sev- enth and eighth innings.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Bitteries-Hamilton, James. Leary and Agnew: Engel. Shaw and Ain smith.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Boston Chicago. postponed.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
Southpaws Supreme

Batteries-Reynolds. Boehler and Baker, Mckee; Plank and Lapp.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19

Cards Bunch Hits ST, LOUIS. Aug 1S.-St. Louis
Arizona republican., 1914-08-19
Washington Hits

teries-Hagerman and O'Neill,
 Pieh, McHale and Sweeney.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-03-05

Mrs. John Meyers went to Melros.
Wednesday to visit with friends a
that place.
Come in and see the new McKibbir
Hats, Spring Styles are ready al
DAHLEM'S. ad,
James Brunskill returned Thursday
from Iowa, where he has been visiting
for some time-~~-~s
Ei~--i Preston left this morning to
r,---. his sister who is teaching school
near Swanville.
Miss Clara Houghton who is teach
ing school near Styles, Mimi, was in
town Saturday.
WANTED-Enough cattle and colts
to Gil mp hundred acre pasture. See
NJ. r. Stadtherr. adv
Henry Boremann shipped fine
Holstein bull calf to Henry Blinker at
Albany yesterday.
y. oOIgeIulng Oh MeirOSe was Tran
sacting business in Sank Centre the
first Of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Rich, who is teach
ing at Willard, was In town between
trains last Saturday.
Fred Bury, the Long Prairie cigar
man, was in town visiting friends last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Agnes Brophy is home for a
weeks stay from Campbell, Mimi,
where she is teaching.
Geo. Diebel and daughter returned
from st. Paul last Saturday, where
they had been visiting relatives for
. few days.