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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28


IN tAs DIGGING and transplantias of
trsss. and especially II dry severe
climates.
The time or season Of the year for
trsnsplanting deciduous trees IL gov.
erned BY the development Of the tree.
the condition Of the soil, and. the
weather that 10 apt to follow trans
Daanting. Many trees may b success
fully transplanted At any time durins
their dormant or leaAess period.
while others require that transplant
ing b done at certain seasons Of the
year. II the trsss are fully matsrsA.
tAe soil moist, not vet, and the win
tsfs not too severe. one may feel safe
in tall planting. II the soil 10 vet and
poorly prepared and the trees are not
well ripsnsd OF. It IL safer to plant
In early spring. Deciduous trees
should be planted from one to two
inches deeper than they grew in the
nursery. Thoroughly pulvsrised moist
earth should be worked in among the
roots. until the hole 10 about half
full, and then this earth should be
tamped until 1t IL solid. The trampins
Of earth around the roots Of the tree
10 one Of the most important features
Of transplanting . tree.
Water may be applied to the hole
either the day before the trees are
planted or after the hole 10 half full
Of earth. but II the soil is moist 1t 10
usually best not to use any water
The upper half Of the soil that IL
filled into the hole may be left loose
or lightly tamped, and the surface
left loose and finely pulverized. This
will serve As a mulch as we'll as take
up any water that may fall on the
surface.
Evergreen trees arc more dincut
to TRANSPLANT successfully than decid
uous trees. but II the proper time be
selected. the trees properly handled
while they are out Of the ground. the
manner Of planting be not too faulty
anA the care they receive after trans
planting b reasonable. one may usu
&ily expect success. With the proper
caro-, an evergreen tree may b trans
planted any month during the year
Probably the most favorable dms for
transplanting evergreen 10 in the
spring. Trees transplantsl Just afts1
they have started into growth. start
At once to grow and in many cases
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
PILE4 PLEA PIIEs

Williams' Indian Pile Ointment viii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching
.. once acting ss . poultiee, givss
instant relief. Williams' Indian Pile
Ointment prepared for piles s.d
Itching Of the private psrts. Sold 'by
druggists, mail Soc and sl.0o. VII
hans' Mig Co, proprietors, GsvelaaA
Ohio. g.. =.
For sale BY ". 8. Parkison, A11s-
Gist AID pAsrnaeist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

~ tsansQaaat1AG q . trss. vhseAae
4 - ssnan - lAr0s. usaally eAse0
~ Gsowth. aAA Will this eAsek y
~ elvays astsinsatal. yst Il nsaaliy
FsAsess tAs toeal GFowtA Tor tAs $50
cssAiAg tve o. three ysass. fhis gen
eeal eAsek u caused by ths loss Of
roots which takes place b 1isgins the
tFoes. II matters little hov carefully
. tres nay b dug. 1t viii ssRer .
severe loss of roots and In many CASES
fFoa ons-half to thrss-foarths Of it,
entire root system. and practically al
Of its feeding roots will be lost. II 10
impossible to exercise too much care
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
Onlial Directory

U, 8, Senator ... Charles S. ThoAAs
CONGRESSMAN at large .....E. T. Taylor
CONGRESSMAN I'd Dist. Edward KeatiAS
State Senator or..............B. 7. Napsse
State Rspreseptstive ... Horace NAAA
Register U. 9. Land Office e. z. FordhaaA
Receiver U. 9. Land Office. w. e. wallace
Clsrk District Court. ...... .Chas. H. Kia6
Division Irrigation Engineer ..........
.................. Theodore RossabssS
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
journalistic Frs~ehswsa.

II. Jean Richepin demands that tie
1fsnch academy shall a1ait Journal
iGts to its ranks - vel - "Dses
writer's OF books." The journalist, sayo
II. Riehepin, writes history while Il b
happsaing. and this. II anything, b Q
higAs9 art than writing history aftse II
~ haspsned. But this coatsaDoeazy
histogy must b wr1ttsa with absolute
regard for the truth" and here ~
seem to have 4 stipulation that vould
eeasidefably narrow. the Aead of choice
TAs Preach newspaDer gives vesy III.
~ nsws 1t all. but II has nsvse bosa
sceaseA of inaccurany IN what II aoee
Eivo. NeWspaDsrs elesWAere g1vo q
Rsa& 1sal a news. bat oaly . vsry ".
d q Il 10 tros. BY an means jst tAa
hatAfsl reporter - hoaeesd by q.
aelal rscsgnitioa. N y IL otiy hoos1
- = svsr lfAsly - ~ Dst 4 vin -
aoooooagy - eaAcA ~ ATsk
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
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C31 18PH ON 3 THE N2WS0

) Everybody wants tAs lseal
} nevs-ssd ~ Post wants -
! give Il % then With ysu
, assistance ws win II ysa
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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

for Transplantins.
do not receive . perceptible shock.
Fall planting has been successfully
used in many localities. and where all
conditions are favorable, it ID q safe
venture.
Large deep holes with plenty Of
moist earth in the bottom should be
provided for any tree. During trans
planting. the roots must never become
dried either by the wind or from the
sun. Another very important phase
in tree-transplanting IL to make the
soil very, very nrm around its roots.
II the soil 10 well prepared and in
proper condition, It 10 impossible to
make 1t too firm. Moro newly trans
planted evergreens die on account Of
the planter failing to make the soil
dfm about the roots than from any
other single cause. This 10 de ooly
safe way 70 s1clude tie aif fFoa The
roota, aAA uAlsss this b Aooo, failafp
b 01fo 70 follow.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
0ssh Frsse Easy - Ra,ss.

s1S ~ - sSOsos
Blackoeraos and FaspeoFISeo will
thrive On alnoot any soi1 aad under
. variety q oo0Aitioas. Il 10 con-
pafa&tvely easy 10 propagate them, 70
there b little sxesse for not having a
sail garden paAeA q thissAAs ffuit.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
001llo ANoE TREES
0nooollo D EAofoioe Yoo oluoh
caeU h 1taaaolaa1iao

NoA0aao - 0asoh Asosa6 oes0 y
o. - oese S0Qssesae ees1ssoo-
Gassy o0saaO y oss4 vt0s
WAoeo - ooa1 y UO9
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-22
&anaItrafifen itanfet 10 Dnae.

NaHu4IIuItleH 1laH1er IL Sa9e-
Yanon1a ben. 16oe Oft. Bona1na>
fanalens @ubernbr, Oberit George
@oetbals iagoe ioog> at bet bil6e.
tage 10 Gage fpr @analen fat,1oe
blibe re6e for Grafif igien. Den
er itaniet aloeles efter ,Ssoroifre6et
paa &analens 9iftbe noroenfor
@olb Sill Ons6ag Scot. Oberiten
iagbe, at ban pil6e babe @onalen
aaben for 80 Goos @fl1oer onfrtn8
Sen 27be 0ftober, bbis lite andre
l1bel6 i11btraf.. Den oil ba bore
100 Sob breb og 80 Sob .bpb Iangs
@eitbanfen, bpor 6en babbe Ii6t
minoit. @iennemlnits6pboen er 20
SOB.
.Sfrebet .nar life iaa ipert fom
ferit melot. Det bill BOG tage man.
ge Moanebers itabig Muorine at
fao ben fuIbe Breooe at 300 SOB og
DDb6e al As SOB. Eransport<5u-
perintenoent, @apteina &ugb @ob.
man. forbere6er fig nlIereoe til at
bringe Marin1um al Sfibe igiennem
Ben Dag, &unalen er farbar.
Mprife Spntenb fra ct &riiefar,
tbi. SEEM Dorf ben 16oe Oft. II.
Mono al BeiRtningen paa Sen nor
fe Dan1per rSeir,a" Ser bleb fapret
ubenfor Mnrtinique 13be Septenber
of ben frantic arpbier uGon6e" og
brngt irb til ben oanif-beitin6iffe 9
ct. Ebontos font &rigspriie, anfla-
get for at bobe fert 4ll til tpife
@rigglfbe, er a1fom1net til Seem
gorf iom Nnsiagerer pna Danpifi-
bet v@niu,a " fra @eitinoie,1. mpn-
oene iagbe, at be bapoe n1b1ritret i
@biIaoeIpbin for Ell @eiie til @p6-
on1erifa oa at De iffe pibite ON So,
items 8efaffenbeo. rgii frpoieoe 18
Gage bIa,,M gerne" fae6e 0Iaf
0lafier1, en- af Mpnoe11e, ybefe 81
ben poa l1ofia sefter Ct 4|: sgfib, iom bi
|fif bgre bar 8nrlsrube
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g 26 MiI / @p6neit for 8riigge.

og 70 Wt1l SDObe1t for 8rngge.
- Berlin 6en 17oe St. Gene
ralitaben ntelber, at SEN tpdfe Mrn1e
er feroig nte6 it11 belgtife &an1pog=
ne. 6blgenbe- &o1nn111nife blep n6=
1tebt:
ug2u ba Site16e og 8riigge er
toget al os, er set tplfe Gelttog /
8elgien fulbenbt. 81 bor bejat beIe
8elgien> og bet eneite Steo, bpor
bort @errebbn1me beitrt6es, er ben
pberite norbbeitli5e Del, bbor Gien-
ben bar fan1let e1t betpoelig @tDrfe.
r9en tpife glr1ne mao Ipfenifes /
Mnle6ning al De 8e0rifter, oe1s
8aoben bar uofprt paa belgiif
@rlt1r6.
r8i for en- Mrmeotbtiton (omfrtng
10000 Wan6) / Mnttperpen. J.
Sen belgiife 8efolfning opmnn'
tres til at fortl9tte n1e6 fine @Diler.
Sabrifer og @r1tber gienoptager
EGriften. 9e tpife Eropper bar for
ibgt at Ia6e 8elgierne foritaa, at 6e
Tan bore trpgge, iaa lenge Sc af6ol=
6er fig fra fienbtltge &an6linger."
Operationcr tilips.
- 2onoon oen 17be Oft. Ql6=
miralitetet befienotgigr, at 2ieuten>
ant COMMANDER Moiemon og 20
Meno til fra r&atpfe" blep bierset
Epao eir seldde sssiibet pao Set innff-
ne @rigsFib gipes III til 329 Mas,o.
- 2on6on ben 17be SH. Dct
officielle @rigsburean 1nel6er, at
fire tpffe Eorpeooiogere er bleoet
ifnbt iienf. De tpife @fibe bleb
Ie11M tirbu1pos u6enfor BEN boIlan61fe
&pit TENT i6ug al oen brittle @rpo'
fer vl1nbo,tnte6", 6er bar le6ioget af
Sorpe6oiagere. ~. =:
Det neb6eles, at Gorpeboingerne
angreb &rpoieren, me6ens 6enne bar
paa Batr11lie> pg at be fire 5fibe 1anf
efter en- tort Srefntng. MIle tpife
&orpebobaa6e> iom bi1 tie. fig, bleo
ienot tiIbnn6s. .
- @afbington ben 170e Oft. -
@fter Mobtagelien fra Marcontid-
ifabet al Ell 8eflagelie ober set fore
fal6ne og en- Goritfri1rg on1, at 6er t
!! Sret1rttben oil blibe piit itgrre Sor'
iigtigbeo, gaD tbog Glaa6entiniiter
Soiepbus DonieIs Or6re til, at Der
life ifulbe tages pi6ere @frt6t til
2uf1ing af Mareoriitationen / So
nolulu, forG ben fen6te ct Telegrant,
bbort BET f1t116giorbes, at ben tpife
&rDbier r@eter" bar anfon1n1et Der
mors6ag. =.-.
Britt Srbgbeb+ i
- 2onoon ben 17be Ot. 2ons
6on rGGimes" flyer tit @bor paa
uSranffurter 3eit1tng"s 11otalelie
ort, at Storbritan1ien lite bar iita1rb
til at itiIle mere ems 100000:
rBt bar for nerb9rer6e affnrat
oobbelt iaa mango iom bet, 1renlig
100000 Mano, og Mntallet boyer
nqiten fortere eno bt fan boloe @ebe
puo. Dette er bare 8egDnbelien.
Set er bor @fif og 6e 6oreneoe @ta-
ters at begp4uoe at ionle bore &ri-
gere, efterat &rigen er brabt 1r6, og
pe6blipe 1ne6 at ittIle Sropper, i11o-
til. bort enoelige Moal ct ,tnaet- Re6
100000 Ma1rh bien1me er. Mr-
meen Selten og be 6unhreoet1tfiu-
Ser / ssynbien, Garta6a. @ufftralien og
an6re @teber bare I'll &nrne, otu
bbilten oe pbrige Au1eer ouiiaer
fal bannes. Set er f1,n ct Ei6s-
| ipgrgsmoal. Set ct rttneligt, at ct
Mige poa 4oo,oo0,ooo ssn6bpggere
al6rig bill n1angle SoI6ater. Den.
ne @rig er inabiot begp1rot. 81 bar
bare ietrot en- Sortrop til Sranf-
rige."
Bla6et flyer bioere, at set er at
behage for oe alliereoe, at oct tager
@torbritannien iua Innge at gibre
lin Epngoe fef;; men ON ct Mors
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Sio, naar 6e allierebe trenger @pi>
le, ifal Storbritarnten bore iiton6
til at fdre &rig. SSr1tet fam itanie
oen brittle Mrm6s @ert. 0n1foit-
11ingerne brpoer Storbritannien Jig
iffe om, for EpifIo116 maa 10 tilIut
betale alltgebel.
~Wan fan foreittIle Jig oct ber=
ite," flyer @la6et. ~Eenf om Sen
it6ite &osiaf poa 11roIbiereene bar
orabt og ben itoite franife Dgrbog<
ter u6biit af 8or6eaur. Da pilbe
ri begpnbe en- Sbfrig moo Epiflon6
og enb6a life bere berre forne, eno
6a pi begD16te &rigen moo Napo=.
leon."
Operatiunerne 6ranfrige p9 &el=
glen. :,
2o1bon Sen 18oe Sft. Set off
ctelle &ommunife fra Baris / @fter=
mio6ag beretter om betDbelige Setre
for oe alliereoe / &atnpene om Dun=
ferq11e og Calais, ion Epiferne for
igger at fontme 8eliooelle al.
Granifm9noene iiges at babe gier,
in6taget Mrmentieres> ct bigtig
&nu6epunft paa sSernbanen beo BEN
belgtffe @rerie / Nor6beit for 2ille,
og at babe iloaet tilboge ct Sorlgg,
! |iom EDiferne bar giort paa at ifri=
Sc oper Slooen Oiar, ser ,itrpmmer
giennen1 bet lille 8igrne, at 8elt=
6lan6ern, iom er at Det befgiite
Omroa0e, 1om en6nu er beIgilf Be-
it66elie. Dette ifl1Ibe tpbe poa en-
Stans / &pifernes Gorieg pao at
naa Dunferq,,e bia &pltrl1ten.
6ranifmet16ene itges ogiaa at
babe trpngt en6nu lengere tilbage
ben tpife Mrme, iom bor foriegt at
apancere longs Den beIgiffe @re11ie
moo &Dlten.
Set @lag, iom fulminere6e /, at
Mrnentieres otter: fom un6er fran It
Snoflpoelie, bare6e EN- l1ge, bbor.
unoer Der bleb fipmpet baar6t %
meo bare forte Mfbrpoelfer.
8pen blep taget af Gpiferne for
rige l1ge paa @run6 af 6ens Betp6-
ming iom Sernbanecentrum. Des=
u6en er ben poa @eien til 2ilIe> ion
Epfferne frem6eIes bar iin 8eiio=
oelfe troos alle @pgter on1 oet MOB
imte. Grunlfmen6ene 11er1ner Jig
bog 2ille me6 en- itprre Stprfe. .
- Sra Slagfronten ben 18be
Oft.> bia 8arts. &ba6 iom / ti6li-
gere &rige ptl6e blepet faI6t ltore
S1ag fan6t Ste6 i6ag be6 Sen glts
Iige Slei al BEN Slaglinie> iom
itreffer Jig fra ben belgiife &pit til
@cbmei5. @ar1pene / bette @tree
bar altio pr9et neget ifarpe paa
@r1&n6 al oe iberbiee Gorieg, iom
EDiferne gisr pao at fomrne 8eit6-
belle af oe ftarfe Geitninger Ser,
bum, Soul og @pinai for at aabne
en- @ei fra Meta in6 Sranfrige.
- 2onoon ben lobe 9ft. st, &C.
Iegram fra D11r1ferque til uDailD
Moil", affen6t Sgn6ag Mften> mel
Ser:
~Sfarp Scamp fi11ber @teb i6og.
Megen Sfp6ning er blebet bgrt i
Dunferque iiben ser. s in1orges. Set
antages, at Gorpe6oiagere eIler &a-
no11baa6e benpttes &analerne."
/ ct Gelegram fra Mptterbam til
rDaiIp MaiI", oateret Sbnoag Mf-
ten, flyer:
ct Eelegram fra tpif &iIoe mel.
Ser, at Gpiferne er n1ellem 9urnes
og Dunferq1.e og nernter fig fi6it
nebrtte @te6." .
Mbmiral bon Sirpit5 i Mnt,perpen.
2onoon ben 18be .0ft. Meu-
ters &orreipon6ent i Mnhperpen
Tiger, at oct melbes fra 5Inis, at
M6miral bon 3irpit5, Sen tpife Ma-
rireninifer, er i Mntmerpen.
ct Gelegram frd Mon1 bet 9be
0ftober ntelote, at tpHe BIaoe mob
taget i ben italie1tife Sobeoito6 bab.
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ale Mmenoementerne, in6en Mg6et

ulle NIHeHOe!teVIeINe, IHOen WCpOeI
bppes iaften.
Senatorer fra @poltaterne, iom
bar truet, meo at forbale Mfgierelen,
gif ino paa oen foreilaae6e 8ote-
ring, ioroi set piIoe protofollere oe-
res Stenmegipning oner ct Mmen-
! 6ement ON noiteoelie al 250 Millio-
ner Dollars i @egieringsoblig
ner til 4ieb al Bomulo.
Nlle orntpiitebe @11feltbeoer /
e Histo,, fan ofgioroes al 5ena'
tet laqp. d: :seeiet1 8omulo-ame"-
6en1e11tet.
s @niet in6bragtes igoar en- Sel-
lesrelolution om en- @nl6me6olie og
&ongresiens Gaf til Gbomas M. @6i=
ion for bans bioenifabelige @irfiom.
beb.
Sorman6 Simmons al 6enatets
Sinansfonite forelagoe ioag @raii-
oe,1t 8ilions Hlaner gaoenoe uo
paa, at Senatet pil be6tage @rt9s-
ifat=8illen tent i6og, .@onferenter fra
5enatet O.. @uiet bill fomme iam=
men Man6ag, 8illen oil blipe et1oe=
Zig pe6toget. Eirs6ag, og @ongresien
bill aiournere for @esiionen tent
Tirs6ag eller paa Onsoag. @ena.
tor Simmons fortalte Ereii6enten,
at Mfitemntn5en i @enatet ober
Mmenoementerne or1 MfbinIp for
8omulo-Situotioren bill blibe ,,cloIe"
men at Sc ian6ipnIigpis life bill op=
nao @eotagelie.
&rigsifat=8illen bar oppe til en-
oelig Mfgierelie / 5enatet ioog. TIM
Der Ben tru fne Soerensfon1it be-
gpnote Mfite1nning ober Sc forifielli,
&c Mmenben1e11ter til 8illen @l. 8,
og Sen en6elige 9lfitemning oper iel-
be 8illen ffal fin6e Gteo, i1oe!1
MpOet bebes iaften. ~,
= Wulbiugton, 19oe Oft. Gor-
bolingstotttf u Suiet foriinfeoe
&rigsifat~Billen ibag. sSiteoenfor
at ien6e 8illen til @onferens, ion
Elaner bar, ienote @uiet Sen tiIbage
til NPringsfomiteen til 8eban6li1g
nf Senatets SO Mmel1bementer. Set
te bleb giort pna 5orlangen6e at
4oreresmanb 9enrp al erag, ion1
gigr Rualtauo paa, at Der bpr fore
tages- nogen 2obgiDnt11g til MfbipIp
for 8o1nul6spro6,,centerne, inoe,t
&ongresien oiournerer. i
Mr @enrp erflnrebe, efterat Ms-
oct bar bqpet ioog, at ban bilbe In
ftitere poa Giritebeberelie al &po-
rum, i,16en &rigsffotsBillen enbeIig
afgibres, og t:zban btloe gientoge
fit Gorisg poa at faa frem fin 8ill
for 16ite6elle al $50 MiIIioner Dol-
lars / Observation-Disclosures til
&ielp for Bomul6ftaterne.
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8ritiif &rDbier thumbs.

Vrtf1tt SrDDlcr ttlDnnOS.
2onoon oet 16be Oft. Storbri=
tannien far otter tabt en- 4rpoier
iom Splge al 6en tpife l1noerpanos'
flao6es Birflombe0 &rpoieren
v&atpfe"> Der benptteoes / Speioer-
eie1neo ube11for SEN tplfe Slaooebo=
| 1is Norbleen> bleD rammet al en
Gorpebo og ianf me6 omfring 500
! Ofticerer og Menige. ulDffen
fonbt 5te6 tent iguur paa ct @teo
! Nor6ieen> fom 9lomiralitetet life
ell nermere betegne.
~@alpfe" Oampe0e aflteo, 6a ben
blep truffet nelten miotlfibs al en-
Gorpe0o, afifu6t al en- l1noerbanos=
baab, og neIten repet iltpffer.
Set me0beles at ire Sffieerer og
49 Mentge al &rD6lerens Wanoifab
blep re6bet. ........
u&atpfe" por ct forbolbspiS gan-
melt 5fib, men egneoe Jig go0t til
Natrulietieneite. 0et bar bette
gfib, ion1. UNDER Ell Eaage / 1911
npr bap6e ien6t @bioe 9tiernelini=
ems uOlpmpic" tilbun6s.
0en irnfne .&rp0ler bao6e 1850
Cons Deplaee1nent, bar 800 Sob
Lang og bapoe 60 6obs 8ielfer.
v@utpfe"s. Spiterifib ~Ebeieus"
bleb iamtioig angreben al en- I'm"
Derpanos osbaao men blep iffe trnffet.
sDHerne inbtager Dftenbe,
.- 2o1t6on Ben 17be 9ft. Ep=
iferne rpffeoe inb / Sitenbe @l. 10.-
80 gbors6og Gorniobag, ifelge en-
@orrefpon6ent til vDaiIp @ail" ion1
forlob @pen / BET 9iebIif, oen tpfe
Dffupation fan6t Ste6.
r&pitertes Eilipnefou1it pafte ct
forferoeltgt 0pituos blan6t 6e
&u116reoer at Slpgtninger,. iom life
bap6e peret iitano til at fomme bort
os ftoo panifilagne paa @aien, ="
flyer @orreipon6eaten.
@orreiponoe11ten TOM me6 an6re
bort paa en- lioen @goe &ors Mo-
torbooo, fom ban flyer &pifer1e gab
T6 paa. .
- 8erlin ben 166e 9H., nia
&aog % 2onoon Gblsenoe. offici-
ellie 8eretnirg Bleb ubits6t ber i6ag:
"Epfferne i>p6tog 8riigge Onsoag
og 0ite1oe igaar. ct Goripg iout
&usferne gior6e pna at off,1pere
2pcf, 9t-Breusien nislpffeoes
nte6 Eabet al 6eres Mrttllert % 800
Sanger"
- 9ober BEN 166e Oft., bia 2on-
oon. Gre E1dtnb G1pgtninger fra
Oftenoe ct pao &aien Der eller !
@aibe, iom et16nu lite bar f>t1r1tet
fontme i1rb til Doffen. Doffens @abn
er luffet, ba @pen ct befmitet; men
&abnea1ttoriteterne bar 1nnattet Hip
pc bisie &aaoe in6, oa Der blan6t
Glpgtningerne fra 8eIgien er e11
Masie &pi11ber og 8grn. -.t. .
Set antages, at $4,000 61pgtnin-
ger er gaaet ila1to fer og Golfe.
jtone fi6en Ons6ag.
- 2on6on Ben 17oe Sft. vDoilD
mnn"s &orreiponbe11t / Miesftngen,
&oIlan6, meb6eler fblgenoe a1t9oa-
e,t6e Be tDife Eroppers 8epegelier |
BET nor6peitlige 8elgien:
uDe tpife Gropper forlaoer Oiten-
De og 6rager eitober. 9n1frtng s.
500 er INT / offentlige @pgninger !
S{ten6e. So Tuii,t6 bar forla6t 8ee-
briigge, og ser er ingen Epffere mel,
lem @eDit ,og .@luis. De Epffere,
Der er i1rofparteret 8riigge, opfgrer
| fig orberHig; men MaIbegbem bar
be at.rettet En- bel Del Sfa6e."
EDiferne in6tog igaar Oitenoe
uoen Woblta11b. De belgiffe Trop-
per retirerebe til Jranfrige.
De tpife Gropper i @elgien ct MI
Ii 8ergring n1eo fin &opebar1ne, bots
bgire Glgi. er oeb @eir,te, Ben belt
Iigite 8pzi' 8elgien, ner @oroipen
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-22
Kriesmeo6elell Ter fra lpre0te Setter

Gerreni9ere parioe be9ae o fore Rrissho GYnes or
oe RonafYten oe 2ft Rrigen oen pelse
Sfueplaos QYferne iiees at pere 01nerq1e
Rorrespoon eer ao bar jenoaeet Oenoe ct ronf
Ronr1une meloer at QYfern iaaet lba9e al oen bel
eife 2lrme, bitaaet al oen brittle Saaoe
8nneern Sc of9e 5loema mooG9eno Rusierne f9er 6e
bar besrop $4,000 faone qYlfere rrof aooe inoep@rre
Gataros Fapn. Ct Stag paa Oct Sorte Rap.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-22

garben-Smterpie'pet bragt nb al
@eroen. 8aibington BEN 15be oh.
Cir 2ionel gar6en bar oen1enteret
set SSnterbietp> Ser nplig blep tilIogt
ban1 fer bans slfreiie fra Seem Dorf,
og bDori ban ffal babe fritiieret
Erplioent @illo11s 8oIitif / Meri.
CO. S Observation-Disclosures blep
BET antpbet, at 6ermeo bar 5agen.
brugt no al @erben.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-01
correspondence
BUSHNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson Of Jasper
MINI, spent the Xmas holidays at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bailey.
Mr.. F. L. Garrison had a
last week when his team became
frightened and ran from the elevators
towards home. No particular damage
was done.
Mr.. Insley is spending a weeks va.
cation with home folks at Nina, s. ID.
He is expected back the latter part
of this week.
The Xmas program was a general
success. old Santa was generous with
everyone this year.
Mrs. James Klimes and children of
the rural route. spent Xmas at the
home Of her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Frank Judd.
Paul jacobson purchased another
horse last week.
Miss Meta Brown and Mr.. Ed.
Evans Of Hardwick. Mimi, spent
Xmas at the Case home.
Nj. John White and family spent
Xmas at the home of their son, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill White.
Bills are out for another show here,
Monday and Tuesday nights of this
week.
Mr.. Joe Bairey and family spent
Xmas with home folks in Brookings.
We have had no snow in this vicin-
ity at this writing. but hear that other
states near have been having heavy
snow storms for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Walsh near Elk
ton, are the parents of a baby girl,
born December goth.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-01
PRAIRIE HOME

Mrs. John Blakely and daughter
Mary spent Sunday afternoon at
Claude Chapman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Duff and daugh-
ter of Alton, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Duff.
Mrs. Roy Squirting and children,
we're calling on friends in Bookings
the latter part of the week.
Mildred Lynch spent Saturday
afternoon with her friend Mary Bish-
man.
Mrs. Robert Blakely and children
and Miss Maude Lucas spent Friday
afternoon at George Bishman's.
o. T. Jornlin entertained friends
Sunday afternoon.
Freddie Bulls and family Of Estel-
line, spent several days at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Mary Bulls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blakely and
children motored to Toronto, Sunday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ire Blakely. Mrs. Robert Blake
ly and children will spend New
Years with relatives at Toronto. Mrs.
Ira Blakely will spend a week or so
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner.
Mrs. Mark Sheldon is spending a
few days in town the guest of Mrs.
E. H. Sheldon.
liver Dybdahl and family were call
ing on Prairie Home friends the latter
part Of the week.
Frank Johnson of Brookings, spent
Saturday with his daughter. Mrs. lila
Shelp.
Mrs. Bulls and daughter Grace
spent Sunday with friends in Brook
ings.
Shirley Arthur is spending a couple
OF weeks with his friend, Orilla Hough.
Mrs. Hawkins spent several days
of last week with her parents. and
friends south of Brookings.
Ira Brown and family spent Sun
day with Fountain friends.
Blanch Walker entertained the Ath.
letic Club at her home Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chapman and
daughter Jennie, autoed down to
Aurora and spent Saturday afternoon
with VIM. Sloan and family.