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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

FREIGHT GOING WEST
""e'J pAssENGERs GOING EAST
No ~Kr4-Ieaves II 90 a. m
No 51s-Leayes IL 80 p. m
FREIGHT GOING EAST
GOING NORTH
No. 17-Mixed-Leaves ......... o;oo D. M
No. 0-Passenger-Leaves ..'.o:Zo H. H.
FROM NORTH
No s.-Passenger-Arrives go. IL :O8 y. m.
No. IS-Mixed-Arrives ..........7;Zo u. IN"
POPULAR WANTS
Advertisements will be inserted In THU
column for One Cent y word each IN
sertion-no' advertisement Inserted Tor
less than Is cents. Unless cash accom-
panies the order ten cents extra Will De
charged.
For Sale-Nice clean newspapers
for pantry shelves. Only sc per bundle
at the Register office.
FOR SALE-Fine violin, case and
music rack. Phone R-340.
FOR SALE-Carnations, Paper
white Narcissus, Hyacinths and Ger
aniums. Brookings Green House.
FOR SALE-Eight-foot extension
table, Quick Meal gas range, Jewel
Safety, Jr., gas stove, kitchen cabinet,
washing machine, two rockers, BABY
carriage, hard coal stove. AT ID. G.
Wyckoff's house, corner 9Th street and
18th avenue East. A.. h. Thornber.
FOR SALE-If sold quick | will sell
at a bargain my residence on 9th
street and 18th avenue, 5 room cot
tage with bath, 2 lots, good cistern,
well, barn and chicken house, good
fruit trees and bushes. ID. G. Wyckoff.
Phone G. G.. Hastings or call A. q.
Thornber.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-Masonic button. Call at
this oflce for further particulars.
FOUND-Leather buggy seat. Own
er can have same by paying for this
notice at the Register office.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO RENTAL eight
room house, partly modern, with small
barn. Want possession not later than
March first. Describe what you have
in frst letter. Address w. L. Howard,
Manchester, 8. Oak.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Small house on End
street. Chan. Heath.
FOR RENT-Eight room house and
barn. Ave blocks from Main street.
Phone B-279.
FARM FOR RENT-wm. Callahan,
Bookings, 8. d.
WANTED
statesmen WANTED-To look
after our interest in Brookings and ad-
jacent counties. Salary or commits
sion. Address The Victor Oil Com
pany, Cleveland, o.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. r. B. Forsee.
WANTED-Good clean cotton rags
at the Register office.
WANTED-Rags-Good clean cot
ton rags-will pay 4 cents per pound
at the Register ONCE.
WANTED-Young man or college
student who has had some experience
In canvassing and taking orders cal
find something to occupy his spare
hours to advantage by calling at thu
Register Office.
FOR HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
shampooine, Hair Singing.
Electric and Hand Mas
sage, Tub and Shower
Baths. try
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

l
the year 1914 was fixed as follows:
On each female dog over six month
the sum Of So. IA
| On each male dog over six months
the sum Of 81.
And on all real and personal property
af follows:
General county purposes, 3-S mills.
| Jail bonds, Ia mill on the dollar.
Court house bonds, 4 mill.
Court house repair bonds. Ia mill.
Agricultural High School, mill.
Supervisor. district 1-Good road
bonds, 5 3-8 mills; maintenance, mill.
District 2--Good road bonds, Is 3-s
mills; maintenance. mill.
District 3-Good road bonds, 5 3-S
mills: maintenance, mill.
District A. Good road bonds. mills:
and communation tax of So on all
persons liable to road duty in said dis
trict.
District g. Good road bonds, 6 mills;
maintenance, / mill.
Salem Consolidated school ~ IL
mills; interest and redemption fund. 2
mills. !,
Lynn Creek Consolidated schools
mills; interest and redemption fund,
A 1-2 mills.
]. R. Jackson. superintendent of edu-
cation has granted certificates of ad-
mission to the Industrial Institute and
College: Misses Beatrice rnd Vera
Farmer, Matte B. Huntep Ula Kellis, ;
Alice Gaines, Annie Stevens, Ruby
Thomas and Camilla Jemison. Clerk
was ordered to attest each certificate.
The following were continued: r. E.
Meade, petition for release of bond; Inn
,erial Cotton Oil Co., account of $780, 6S |
or coal.
Board and members were allowed per
lem and mileage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25
Fall Plonfine of Oafs.

/
There is every reason to believe that
the price of corn and oats win be much
higher next year than It has been for
many years. For this reason svery
farmer who can possibly do so should
plant few acres to oats this fall. Fan
planting of oats is surer and more pro-
fitable than spring planting. During
the last ten years oats lplanted in the
fall at this station have yielded, ,on an
average, of about one-third more per
acre than spring planted oats. In some
cases the weld was double.
Preparation Of Seed Bed. If the time
will permit, good preparation will pay
well. In one of our experiments where
the land was thoroughly broken and
narrowed, we obtained z bushels per
acre more than where the oats were
disced in on pen stubble. The plats
were on land that would ordinarily pro-
duce one-half to one-qaartee of bale
of cotton per acre. If one is pushed
for time. then put the oats in in the
quickest way.
Not less than two bushels of oats per
acre should be planted, and three bush
els will give bigger yield. A grain
drill should be used for putting the seed
in if possible. The increase in the
yield of oats from 20 acres for three
years will pay for one of these drills.
In 1911 the yield from a plat planted
with drill was double that obtained
from a plat planted broadcast by hand
and covered with disc harrow. The
winter freezes kill more Of the oats
that are broadcasted by hand than those
planted with drill. For fall planting
the Texas Red Rust Proof is decidedly
the best variety to plant In this section.
For spring planting the Burt oats has
given us better results.
Right now while there Is plenty Of
moisture in the soil is the best time to
plant. However. if planting cannot be
done now, it can be done any time bet
ween now and October is. We have
planted as late as November num-
ber of times and secured good stands,
but September is much better as the
plant become better rooted before cold
Weather and can therefore stand the
'reezes better. nei,..s
Oats planted on johnson grass mea-
lows is profitable crop. In 1918 we
btained 46.7 bushels of oats per acre
md then cut 215 tons Of johnson grass
ay per acre from land heavily infested
gith johnson grass. This year we OBJ
aimed So bushels Of oats and have cut
" tons of hay at the. present time.
his oat crop was planted the 18th Of
,st November. In addition to the
bove, after the oat straw was baled.
he weights showed a yield Of ! ton per
ere. Experiments show that when
at straw is fed to cattle getting ensil-
ge and cotton seed meal, the I, results
re just as good as when the cattle get
nsilage, cotton seed meal and johnson
rass hay.
Lands capable Of producing bale Of
'tton per acre should yield around so
- s~n.s......r -. n,ssasn -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

with the boil weevil,cannot be guessed.
Ii we will plant oats in the fall. raise
our own feed stuffs and meat at home.
plant five acres of cotton to the family
we will have prosperous people in old
Noxubee. il. PRMcr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

LOTS FOR SALE-Nice lots located on Main
street; good investment has plenty of shade:
faces west and east. II you want lot at bar
esln. Will sell in lots or as a whole. Call on
J. w. HoLBRooK OR GEO. RICHARDSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

If its style that you want in lad
les shoes, SO to Lamberson,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

n IL talk Of poor business, is groundIess, the
n good people of Macon and Noxubee and
others are all acting as if we all are at
war, such condition is appalling. Now
good people don't sit on the fence and wait until
the mighty struggle over the Seas is ended.
Lets get together and turn all such gloomy
thoughts into activity, we are ready to go to
work, lets start now-we are ready to sell YOU
your Goods for Fall and also buy your cotton.
Our stocks in all lines are full up we can
serve you best and in way that your Dollar will
do the greatest work.
We want your business and need the Cash.
Ready now to sell you what you need and buy
what you have tosell.
Those having accounts which are due, we
will allow above market value for your products.
SO lets get together.
Ready is the word-now ready for business.
Visit, phone or write ne.
M16sG
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

You get more style and more
service when you buy your
shoes of Lambenson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25
Confederate Veterans Meet.

Noxubee County Camp Confederate
Veterans met last Monday as was call
ed by the commander for the purpose
of elscting delegates to the annual re-
union at Jackson, Miss, October and
8. There being quorum present, the
following comrades were chosen, to-
wit:
E. D. Cavett, commander Robt. Per-
minter, Ed Hibbler, Walter Hubbard,
Thdss Wilkins, sr Marray RoD6ftsofl,
w. E. Rife, Jno. H. Smith. Ed. Smythe,
j. Yasetzsky and A. d. Binion.
A motion was offered by our comrade
DIR. j. E. Jones and carried unanimous
that our commander be requested to
draft suitable resolution of thanks in
the name of our camp thanking Capt.
George G. billiard for the timely gift of
some days since with the request that
we De allowed to enroll his name as one
of our boys. Our commander gracious
ly agreed to hand in the resolution as
prepared by him at some convenient
time in the near future. There being
no further business on hand, a motion
to adjourn at the call of the command
er was carried. W.O. BARNES, Adjt.
Whereas, our worthy comrade, Capt.
George G. billiard donated to this camp
$166 heing trust fund controlled by
him to be used to pay dues of all men,
bers of the camp who are unable to
pay this themselves.
Therefore, be it resolved: That this
act shows that his old comrades still
have worm place in his heart, that
he has never forgotten the brave boys
who stood shoulder to shoulder with him
in the brave old days of 81 and '65.
Resolved Second That the thanks
of the entire camp for this generous
and timely act are eminently due and
hereby tender him.
Resolved Third: That we hereby
elect Capt. billiard an honorary member
for life of the Noxubee county camp
and we hope that he will join us in ,
every annual reunion until he too has
)een called to ''cross over the river"
md join his gallant comrades who have :
rome on before.
Resolved Fourth: That copy of
hese resolutions be sent Capt. billiard !;
md copy be spread on the minutes of
his camp.
Signed) E. D. CAvETT, Com.
By W.O. BARNES, Adjt. !
Swell line new mems suits at Walter
}. Patty. 8
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

Board met in regular session Monday
and all members and officers were pres
ent. After proclamation by the sheriff
the following proceedings were had:
The matter Of building steel bridge
on the Macon and Louisville road was
continued.
w. R. Swi1dle and w. A. Walker
were appoirte committee to inspect
and measure wood hauled to the county
home by Geo. Taylor.
Contract for convict supplies for the
month of September was awarded to
Peterson Bros, of Brooksville.
Contrast for building bridge across
Haskuqua creek was awarded to W. G.
Strait. for the sum of $62.75.
ALLOWANCES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

Our Stock.
Ladies' suits and jackets are the talk
of the town. If you have not seen them
let us show you.
PATTY DRY GOODS Co.
Macon's Best Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-25

~Swell'line new mems suits at Walter
B. Patty.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
SiDlOrns Sapellr.

Die 6oritung bat fh Ion9s be-
miibt. Die tro9iihe @eidihte BON
9riiton uno Siolos. bsren @eoodtnib
in 0ittung 'Inf Wluiit 10 lebenoi9
unter ms fortIsbt, on einem beItimms
ten Crt 3u lotoliiiren, 9ieis 4uignbe
NOR befonosrs idlpieria, "a oiefe iri'
Ide Gage ben iriffen Ghriititellern
beg 18. uno 10. Jobrbunoerts p0lIig
aus Der Grinusrun9 geidlpunben mar
uro man erft Ipdt be9onnen bat. bic
tiito;id)en OrnntIogen ber nIten Qe'
0enoe in SrIano nui5uiuhen. 8enoue
StuDisn boben ergeben. bob oer Srt.
Der beuie rad nm oeutlid)iten isine
We3ietungen su her id0nen G0ni9in
ofienbort, nns iriide 9orf GbapeIi3ob
1T, un0 in Der proteitantii6en Stride
nit i6rem ulten grauen 2burm pollte
man ioQor isre Sapele erbIiden. auf
bic Or. 6ommer in isinsr Gbronii Sr'
lnnos 1871 binlpeiit, msnn er bsri6'
tet. bob Worte, 90niq pon Gornmol,
i'm Sabre $50 he i60ne SioIoe beiro'
tbets. Die Sioloens adpells baute. !"
Gbapeli8oo empfirq ieinen R1men pon
bieier GapeQs Siolbens. ober Die
Stride tam bisIcs 0oitesbous niht
fem. bsnn fie pur6e srIt gu anfong
bes II. S5obybunoerts srbuut
2fu6 fir bic Sosntifi3irunQ elmer
ber onberen nm bos 0orf heramIies
Qencsn Ruinen oIs SfoIocns aopelle
Qab ss 3uuohit 'sins Gnboltspuntte,
zig es nun 20. Q, 0enbsrion geIunQen
1T. sinsn iolfen gu sntoeden. s5n ben
Iubliner Qirhenbiihern pirb Die
Syioloens s9npsne i'm Sabre 1915 ol5
STRIDE nit elmer 9on3sl bsidrieben,
uno cine iolde lGbt iid nod in elmer
oItsu 3srit0rten aapeus fsItiteIlen, Die
nobe BEL paImsriton. stipn II aiIo'
meter BON tem beutiaen 0orf Shape
Ii3ob sntfernt. esgeniibey BON anod'
maroon lisqt. Sn elmer QbhanoIung
bss 2ttbenGum brinet 5snperion sin'
osfenbe 8etpeiie 6oflir. DOB bisies ins
tereTante Oottesbous. oos i'm oi6tsr
Grin in Der U}itte beg oIten air6'
bots fts6t, ipirtti6 Die aopsue Der be'
riibmtsn 5foI6s 1T. Ollie asfdittIi'
den unb topoQrapbiIhen WertmaI,
fpreten bofiir. Msnn dIio ,in mobsrs
nsr 0ersbrsr Der idonsn a0nisin
cine Grinnerunggitdtts an ibr Qeben.
cie6en uno Sterbsn ouiiufen nil,
bann tonn er nunmehr mad bem itil'
len iriihsn 2bal pilqern. um OUT
sinem etenio rom1H'iiden lpis onmua
'tisen Gt0ilsden tter 1u aeDen,cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
$pielen iiek al= p<rttei>ieer ren
23<loien o,1f.
2Selgien miro pom 9eut(&fano afs Seno 6etradtet.
Gans europa farrt in 2Safet.

Rublunb, 6rontreid, GnQInnb, Ger
bien uno 0tontenc9ro.
StoIien bot ieine NeutroIitat Oft.
5icIl ertlQrt, moht jeooh mobiI.
9eleien, Die Sbmei5 uno 9ononb
bnben mobil oenoft.
@cIeicn beontlportete 9elltIdIollos
6orberung. es ioae bel,tiden Srup-
pen freien Gurhpee bur6 9elgicn
Qelpobrcn oomit ooB. cs mobil
inad)te, Inn 5u pcrbinbern, ooB bcllt.
lhe Sruppcn einmorlcbirten.
9ie &idltigfeit Der @eieeun9 pon
Die 9ciltidcn Die itorf befcitlgte
fron5oiiihe 8ren5e 5u ilberifreiten
9eIgien liegt in Dem llnitonoe, bob
hoben milrben, pGbrenb ibnen bon
9eleien aus Elm leihter 3ugong
moglidl lit. Gle eon3e norooitliue
(Sren3e non Sronfreih lit 440 Wei.
len lang. Soieroon entfolen ouf Die
belgiihe ullo lurembilreiide @ren6e
etlpo $50 Meilen indbreno Die iibri.
0en 1870 alif oelitlhes @ebiet foin.
men. Sci @eobodtlinq Der Ieu.
troIitGt 2urembltrgs unb 0eleiens
niiroe 9elttid,lono nidlts onberes
ilbrig blelben, oils Die id)mer befeltig.
ten fron3oiiiden Gren5itGbte 3ll be.
Ioqern. 2Seoe bot ibre gluBenppiten
uno 5lnnfenidlub. rno bie 8efcItI-
Qung eritredt lid ser @rcn3e cnt-
Ione bon ser Spitc 2llremburqs bis
sur Sfmeia. Sointer oieier @eielti.
aungslinie Iiegt ober nod cine 8mcite
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

~ oos 2lusp1rtiQc @mt urn filn-
niGtc or, onB Gu2Ionb GclttidIono
hcn Nriog erfIart bnbc Ioraltl
iproerte cr Ieinc &0iie.
VnriS, /. ?tuG.
Teutihe @rupcn bnrdidlnlticn
om GicnltoQ ouc {cleqropbcn. mo
] cIcphonIinicn oil Der irau5oliid)en
(3rcn3e.
@onocn ;. gug.
9iof 2on0on miro QemCI0ct. 0dB
elm cnQIiihes N}jncnihiii BON oclIt
ihcn aricQsifiiicn 3um Siufen &C
brod)t murne. 3mci OILS Gafnrtc
bicnen6c 1orpc6oboote fonnten lid
nod) rcdt3citig in Sidcrbclt brlngen.
Qoris, 3. 2tnq.
(ln 4|nris mar bis Wdftnodl Ullt
tao md, fejrc omtIidIc Neit0tiQuna
non Der 2crnihhu,Q bc5w McQ
uohme bcutid)cr arieQ$id,iite on Der
olQcriidcn SuIitc 0etroricu
@pnooI 3. Mug.
Ictcftius, Die cine 0ausiidniud
in cincm uou Iu,tihcn bupo0nicu
00uic IN 2ou0ou mohieH ioaen ol
1cbtih om 9littmodl cine ar0Bcre
}RcnQc non @emchrcu. 4d,niti0n
mh .Wo.ubcn hcidloQnobmt hobeu;
pcrihic0cne &crboihtugC mltr0cn
uorQeuomncn
Qoris, >. NuQ.
r>n Qorjs mur0e om U}ittpoA
dutlit befomt qeQeben ooB net,
3cbn Gliaiicr, bic I'M 4cQrlii lporen
ubcr bic (3rm3c nod 6ranfreld)
ibcrj@0ebcn. bon 6cltidlG f5rcH3
nodtern obgciou1en lno nohber
itonbrcdtlldJ crifoiien morocu icleu.
Berlin, 6. 2lug.
Qaiier @ilhelm bat Dos Gjicruc
Qreu3 crncucrt. Iieier Gr6en miro
Ciii8ercn un0 Wonnifoitcn Der
Nrncc inr hcrDorroqenoe 0Cr0ienite
lpor Dem Geiu0 Oertieten To5 Gi-
ierne 0relB mlr6c om 10. Uior5
1873 QcQriuoct un6 ON ~. sui
1870 tcjn },usbrudl 0es irnn5oii.
idlen AricGes crneuert.
0iittid Ui1 2onoon. g. Nuq.
IclrtIte l)lanm modtcn III Der
Ioht Don Qtitmod oui Irnncritog
cinen ilbcrous uermeaeneE &eriud
ben belqidlcu Gacralitco in 2ilttidl
cu53uhcbcn plu0ca Good oobei
pon bcIqiiden Iruupeg poliionoia
n,e6erqemodlt. Lle llIoucn porm
thotiodIidl idion bis 5u Der giue
Sointe ,5oi Qcfomaen lno 0os
3eneroIitobsgebouoe 9cIcgen lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
Ginmatbiq.
NMni Millinroen Ytnrf iiir Nriego.
Siucfe nDm Heidlstn9
bcluilligt
9lcrIill. /. llnd

~klitllt ~tuA.
llnter rieiigcr ,<ubel idmnltlihCr
bemilligte Der oelttitc
Gicnitog AbCnO Den pon
Ger RcgicrunQ geforhcricn olBeror
>crtlid)en &ricgactot unn St,25O.s
100000. Gos Io5iolocnlofrot,idc
Ylit0lico Noiie ertIorte, leins Gar
lei bcmillioe trob ibrcr cntoe0en9c
ieBtcn 9lniholung Den Gtot mo
ihrc NlitqIieoer miiroen ole in beiI
&rieq 5iehcnocn @ril0cr nit Ocu
bcibeiten 9&ilnihcn begleitcu,
Gorout pcrtogtc iih Der Heihstoq
ouf ocn 81. 9toocmher. 9ieitS
fanSler pon @etbmen- 5oIlmcQ ihloB
hic Sitlmg nit ocn @ortcn; nMic
ser arica auh nuSfouen moge: Ger
uiertc 9lugltlt t914 miro IN onc
Gni0fcit elmer scr Ghrcutoqe
Gclttihlon0s bleibCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
Die beutiee age.

vGie qegcnmortige Gage bot I'd
nid)t aus 5eltlpciligen, onrilber-
Qchcnoen '5ntcrciientoniliften pocr
oiplouotiid,en Gonlbinotionen her
ouS cntmidelt, lonbern lit bos Gr-
ocbniB Der neioilhen MiBounIt. mt
Scr iihcroQ Dos 9liihen uno @eoei.
ben ocs Reihes perioIgt muroe.
ol)ns treibcn fcine Chickering'S
QcIiiite. 9flir Scr lmbel,0inme
9&lnid lit in uns lcbeuoiQ una lino
iencm Die nod ms fomlnlcll 0en
&lot 81 iihcrlL Den ms 0ott b
itnlmt bot.
oOtcinc Hegierltng. ltno Dor oQct
onoercn mein &nn5Ier periudten bis
5iun Icttcn 9luqenblif ihr bcItcs, nm
0na idllimnllte 81 ncrbilten
~HNn SeIbitpertbcioiollnq, sic mon
lus ollfsmon0 Qreiien mir nit ret
mem @emiiien ltno reincr Nono gum
Shmcrt.
.9ln o0e 9(nqcboriQcn 6es Gcut-
iheu 6cihe9 lit mcin 9lppca Qcrih-
.tet, briloerlih 3lliontmen5llitcben.
nm Dos 5u Dertbcibi0er mos mir
un9 i'll lon0en frichensrcifen <ob
rCn crlporben.
Gem 9ciipiel lrnIerer &ornoter
folgeno, mollen mir ieIt luo qluu.
bcnSitort, qottcsf sfilrht q lm6 fompf-
bercit, 6a Der 6einb ms beorobt,
unicr SdifioI in Die &ono oes 9[a-
modltigen lcgcrL Der ultS oie Groft
perIcihcn Miro, mos mir unternoh-
men 81 einem guten Gnoe gu iilb.
rem.
2eqen @cIilboe q b.
9fafoem ser aoiier Die Ghron.
rcoe becnoet bate, monote er fif
oircft nit foIgenben Morten on Die
,fcihsboten:
nWcjnc @errcn - Sic Ioien,
mos id) Dor eini9en 1oeen bon 0en1
goIfon meines SdIoiies aus Dem
0oIfe 5u iaQen hotte. Cd mieoer.
boIe in oieier Stunbe. BOB i'd feinC
Rortcicn mehr feune. SD fenn(
MIR nod 7eltihe. lln6 gum 3eu5
nib 6ofiir. boB Sic ieIt entihIoi'er
iin6, ohne 9tiidiiht aui 2Sbre @or
characterization mir 6urt Bcinbi
uno 1oo trcu 5ur Seite 8u iteben
ior6ere ih ole Sjlbrer Der berihieoe
neu Norteien 6es @ouies olti, nor
8utretcn uno ihre 6onoe oIs ge
trditiqun9 oieies SeIiiboes in meiut
5u leeen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

9lufrfglne eeportet bot, fam fur5
nor 9lblonf Ser sSriit, Welhe gne-
lamb in ieinem llltimatum an
Ge,ltl6lano eeitellt batte. Sn Die
fem llltinotllm nerlongte gneIano
cine 5lfrieoeniteaenbe glntlport 0o=
riiber. oh Deutid)lono gelgiens Neu.
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