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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
&nilil6er SoritpB
5uut stcbel gebraht!
SQe Seriu6r, tn Die &arpat6en Elm.
jnOringen nnS tn llugarn eiu3a:
faQrn, idlagen fcDl!
GranSoien beaniprn9en iIeine GriOlge i'm Gliak!

lcinige ieinolidle Sdliibcnard6en 5u
uchmcn (lm baIo oaraui mieoer aus
oelieIben berausgeiduiiien 81 mcr.
benz Sin 'ramoiiider ShIad,ten.
bunmller belnreibt Die Sample Der
aIliirten IN Den Sogen pom t6. bis
~ GcJentber mo erflart, nie man.
die 0OrltoBe Der 9laiirtcn BON Grfola
actrunt ipuroen (uon Der giic6erla.
ae Der en9lanoer bel 5eitbubert
mo Den 5000 gciaaenen engIdn.
bern hat or natiirlid) mdts 5ll be.
ridlten, bisber bat ouh ou5 oIfi5iel.
Ic 2ouoon 0ieie Ibotia6c tootgc.
idniegem. Sn 5Innoern fam cs
lnlangit 81 eiuem flHhtburen Sano.
aenleugr. Die gcipebrlauie Der Dor.
Oringenoen 9llliirtcn Daren nit
Scbm un0 SdfnlB peritopit un0 io-
init lmbralhbar geporocn. @c-
mcbrioIben luuroen ais gIngriiIsuais
len beuuBt uno Die Gcutiden 5u.
rilfacidlagen. lgeBteres lit ofienbar
erlngeu, oenn tpenn es plm 9rein.
idjIagen nit ocm @cme6rlolbcn
tomnlt, itno Bic 8eittlhen ibren
letnoen iiber, baS BAT bic preuBiid5e
@eididte bemieien; Die S6lad)t all
Der aabbad Duroe BON gliiders
Sanomebr inter itromenOem Gegeu
geuouneu; uio flutidt ct beter@
rieien Die 9an0pebrlcute, inoem iie
0en s5eiu0 INIT ibren id)fueren Sc
mebrtolben 81 gooen idmetterten.)
sIn ben lliern DER 8ilica in 80.
len miro gegenlp1rtig ipie0er nit
aroBer 0artnddigfeit gefdnpft; Die
Geutihen befinoen iit) 6ort in Der
Ofienline lmo boben idlUeres Be.
idjiib berbeigeidofit. Sic 6ci0ereis
tigen @erIuite III oieien a0nlpien
iino cnorm.
gci ben Heridten ii6er Die adm-
pfc in g9eiten iieben Die iran50li.
ideu uno oeltiden WeIoungen eir.
anOer in oirettem @ioeriprud). Die
6ranjoieu bebaupten, oa0 0orf ct.
@eoraes bciebt gu babcn, oas an
Der 5nnptlraBe bon 9tielpOrt na6
griIgge lieat mo 3nei @ieiIcn pon
lctterer StraBe entfetnt lit. Sier.
gegen iagt Der ocutid)e gerid)t. 8ir
baben eiui9en gooen bel glieuport
gemonnen
5dJtperer aanpi lit in oen 9Ir.
aonneu ln0 auf Den Wtaa5b6ben inI
@anae Die 6ran5oicn belagern
Steinbaf IN Gber.GllaB. Die glaf.
ridlten aus geutidlanO treffen ie6r
lnngiam eiL oa Die anbeIperbin-
Oung 3miihen &ollan0 uuo gnglano
0HrG Den herrihcn0en Stitrm 9c.
tort lit uno ierner, neil Die 8ele.
grapbenttlien BON Geutidlono nad)
6oanno ourd oen Stltrm Sfaocn
gelitten baben
9ei Der geipredlng Der Goradn.
ge auf Dem meItlihen striegSidalt- |
plab aeben Die cngtii6en U2iIit1r.
iadberitanoigen 8u, oaB bic Gent.
ihen nit Der bon i6nen genleIocten
lno aud in Rari5 beitdtigten @ee.
na6me bon Sdiibengrdben Bel SoI-
lrbetc iii0Iid bon Dperr einen iebr !
nidtigen Griolg errilngen babcn
Sic tpeiicn oaroIli bin ooB Oer Itra.
tcgiidIe @ertb Der fragIifeu 5teI.
Ilngen BON @cneroIfelomarIdlall |
6rend in einem fiir5lihen geridbt |
an ben ariegsrdtb bon Der
Srout ousoriidlif betont iUorocn
lei; oieieIben beberriden pinen mid. /
tiacn llebergoug iiber Die Gel ben
Die Geutihen init diBerIter Sart.
n1digfeit bebaliptet botten Dit Der
Ginnobue Der Sdiisengr1ben 6abcn
Tie BORT nod beoeiteno feiter SSnB |
gefabt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Drittn gfbtn
WftnIlDr ant!
&Ollen crit nadI eintrciicn nrner
Seritartnnsen nene gorit0fe
iuaaen.

eououu, 81. 1es. So miro IN
Giciigen OifiSisllcn Arciirn jngcgcbcn
ban Die jiinait Dna Den Aliirten
nnternOmmens EffcnilOe aearn bic
SinieH Der 2eutldtn ria 6eblidIlaa
ariucicH 1T. Dian miro lUeitcre &er.
itGrfungen erlanGeH mO baum init
DrereiHten ardftsH eiHcn abcrmaIi.
gen SOritOf nutlrurllmen. Die Ser.
lutte, WeIdlr bic Alliirten 6ri i6rem
slngriffen anf bic eentiden Stcllun.
gen erlittcn babcn, iinO fnrdJtbar,
nno iteben nit ben erjielten 6riol.
gen in feinem 6inflan0.
Die StGOt Ga gaiier 6sfinSct I'D
inmcr nod in 0dn0sn Der 9ent.
idJen. StOb alter 9lnitrrngmnaen
Der glliirten III e. nift aelungen,
bic 5tabt ben 9futidlcn Su entreis
Ren; nHirre SerInitr wurcn bort mn.
aclu0bHlidl 9rOf.
Berlin, 81. 9e5 t5anftnbcridlt.) J
- Sds OeutidIe 0ant tanartier hat
bcnte fOlgeuOen geridt uer6ffent.
lidJt: gIlle gngriffe Der 6rnusuicn
nnf Steinbad limb BON nus blntig
a6geidjlGgen uor6en. gln6 6aben
mir bel ben iiiugiten 9Gmpfcn i'm
Dberen (Slinf mebrere lnn0ert franz
5Oiiidle @efangenr gemadt, Ioluic
meBrerc Nlaidinengeuebre er6entct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
waftnqnstubr
na6 europa!
Die g69tOrOneten @pllmer nn0 Bart.
bolOt nebmen geaen oieielbc
eutidJieOen Stellnng.


8oibington 81. ge8. Sm Ger.
Iauf oes 3euaenuerbors Dor ocul
SansausidptB fiir nlspdrtige glnge.
Iegenbeiten oas iid gegemDoriig
nit Der 9orIogc apefS 9lufbebune
Der 8aiienmisfubr n1h @uropo be-
itditiet iogte glboeorOneter BOD.
mer
oGeiiti6Iano fam in 0ieiem arie.
ge nidt mterliegen. Gas Oelltidc
8olf ite6t in oieiem ariege 01 mic
Elm Wtnm imo lit entidloiicL bis
oui ocu lebten 9lutstropfen 81
fdmpieu Sails oieier arieg nnbGlt,
oam miro er iid 70 Ionge ausoeb
ncu, bis Die gauge 8elt fiuan3iea
ruinirt it,"
g@laubcn Sic, bic oclltidc gfe,
gierllng eriunrtet aIIeu Grnites. ooB
mir cine oernrtige gteiolution an.
nebmen2" fragte Der aomitebor-
iiben0e 5Iooo.
sd gInube. uno 9erionet Die
iilngit bon 3entidIono bier6er gu.
riidgetebrt iino, iogell", ontuortete
Serr 8oQmcr. oooB 0eutidlan0 nit
WliBiaQeu auf 0ie 8offenouShlbr 5ll
@unlten Der g(aiirten blidt.
ReprGientant gartbolot iogte oent
aomite, oab oieo Collar -0eutrnlitGt"
Der 8ereinigten Stooten Die 5reuno.
ihoft 0eltti6lon6s un0 Geiterreihs
berider5e Gos gilr0niB gnglanos
init Supan lit fein gutes Omen fir
uniere 3ufunft i'm 9dcific G3eun.
g8ir bcrfnllfen uniere iesige Neutro.
litGt fir britilhes @olo.
aSit e8 S5bre 2lniiht, ooB mdbreno
mir tedJniid lmiere Rentralitdt nab
rem mir oennoh nit Den 9laiirten
ems iiuo, uno mir iie nit aigeln
gegen Die ahOeren beriorgeh?@ fragte
&eprdientant Cooper.
sd claude, mir itno garticipes
Griminis (3beiIne9mer 0es Ser
IN geritiimmelltng uno
IoOten bon @}enihen, 56afflrug
bon 8ittipen uu0 8aiien llno Ser
oes arieges.
Serr @artbol6t erfIartc, ouB felt
8cginn oes Grieges bic 9lusfu6r bon
ariegSmaterinl aIIer glrt Die enorne
@0be bon $50000,000 erreift ba-
be. sd bin oopon iiberaeugt,
iagte er gum Sdluiie ieiner 9lu8.
lageu ooas ourd oos Bnffenalts,
mir ben arieg bnlo gum
9Ibi6IuB bringen meroen."
ReprGientant 2obed, Der I'M &au-
Ie Die Sit6cod Bill einreidte, miro
inn 2anfe Ser nGhiten ISOLDE bernonl.
men per0en. Gin 10 groBes Syn-
tereiie bat Die. Sithcod- Bill berbor-
Jerufen ooB oas 8erb6r iider bic
1an3e nGdIte ISOLDE in 2tniprud neb.
men miro. SSSil aIlen 9roBeren StG6-
len 0eS 2an0es meroen WtoIienber-
anlmlltngen obgebnlten peroen Inn
iu @uniten Der 8orlage Stellung
81 nebmen. 9unoesienator Gopt,
zine g(utorit1t auf Dem gebiete 0cs
lit ebenfaIls fir bic
eingenotnneu.
gIcntrelitat nift ein5isitc Srase.
8ai6ington, 9. g., 81. 0e8. -
ReprGicntont 8oipner bon sylinois
iorOertc beute Dor Dem Saustomite
'iir ouspdrti9e gtngeIegenbeiten cine
llftiou Oes GongreIies 8ur @erbinOe-
.ung Der 8affett- ltno Qriegamate-
,idl-9ht8fubr. gr erfldrte, oaB iebt
tidt nur Die SSrage ser Heutralitat,
onOern aud Die 6rdge Der Sclbit-
)ertbeioigung 5u beadten iei, 0a e8
1ift mebr inmoglid iei, oaB oud)
,ie Ser, Stanten Die @dffen gu er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
;SransBiiidler sanSel fntidl.

4oris. 3f. 4e3. grof gerai.
mes erflart in Der bieiigen 3citung
aGenp5" Dab Ole sSran8oien ourdJ
Oen arieg furdtbare 9erluite an il.
rem gtnBenbunoeI gebabt boben. @r
bcbauptct, iSranfreid babe oen grob.
ten 5beil ieilles SanoeIs felt Dem
oes @rieaes perIoren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
0ein iapaniidles s,iLfafprps.

Eofio, 81. Ge8, Gas 6ielige
Miniitcrilm ocs g(iisiDartiaen bat
angefiinoiat. 0oB Die 0ieIoiln1, ia.
poniihc Iruppen irien IN @Iaoipo.
itof 0elaoet, mi nod Dem clrip1.
iidlen Striegsplabs beforOert All ipcr.
Den. auf lluUa9rbeit hcrlIbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
gSrOpiautidJiff seitranSet.

9on6on, 81. 3e3. Der Eros
piantbampier o9}ooorra" WeIder
cine groBe 2ooung SeiL Sofer, 2Ius
tontobile mo ariegsporrdtbe oller
9(rt fitbrte, Die fir oas engliiGe
Seer beitirnnt tparen, 1T geltern
glbenO in Der Bal bon 5unoaD aui
Elm 9iiff gefahren llno nmrettbor uer.
loren. Die 5lnloop 8ot lit EN- Sbeil
oes gltlantiibeu Oceans 5piiden
9teui6ottIon6 luo Reubrallnidpeig)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Dfntl6t flirgtr
ibfr Dinkirdrn!
Sine glnjnbl gseriOneu netOOtet. =
CSebanOe in alien StaOtt6ci.
len 3erit6rt.

9cuoon. 81 Iel. Bier ociltifc
5itDlcliac ilogcu 0iittDo6 ilbcr OIc
irau3oiiidc beieiti9te aiiitenitaot
Tiintirhen 0nbin uno perbrcitetcr
loO amo Sdrcden Iie Solbatei
in Der Staot ieierten muuiborlih
nli Die unbrimlihen 9ejuber; eincs
Der 6lugjclae ihien getroiien 81
ieiu On Der Rbautniie 6cs 9erift.
erltntters). nber ale brodten iid In
Siderbeit. Aie aus ben oiiBiellet
gertdjten berpuraebt pnr0en 10
Berioncn getootct uHo 10 brrlebt.
lie 9onlben paren NIT ShrapueQ.
acifoiien geiiillt. +.
Cine balbc sStun6c lang baltic
Die Staot uon oem Betoip OeS @e.
idiis. uno aleingelDebricners piocr.
Qie ais ben 2iiiten bcrnieocrial.
icnoen 9onlbeH Dcrllriahten oihtc,
ihparle 9inudmoIfeu anm bate
cincs Der 5Ilajellae mcbrere Bonn.
ben 9enorien, als es oopouilog; aber
aleid oarauf eribien ein anoeres
mo nahm Die 5bdtigfcit 6es Bonn.
benperieuS iuieoer onf. Der 9e.
Dolteruug beulddtigte iid cine an
@anif gren3enoe 6urht mo iudtc
YlaBe auf, no Tie acaen Die gonlben
geiidjcrt luaren.
Die critic 9onbe fiel in oic 9e.
fcitigltngslperfe, 5nei onoere 5erItor.
ten einen Ebeil ots 9abnboiea lmo
piele nnocre rihteten in perihieoes
men Staott1eilen ilngebeureu Sdo-
Oen an. glllh in ben gorIt10terr
Aoicnoals ionic in Den Giitriften
6ouoecerque ul0 SurneS 0iiOIid
rmo oitlid bon 9iinfirfcu) rpuroc
6urd 9ombenperfer groBer Sdooen
Sin fiinftes oeutihes
aroBes 5lug3eng itonO in Geier0e
lno mar ofienbar oaju beltinmt,
alls ettuaigen ieinoliden 6liegcran.
grille ab5Itpeiien (2lus Dem Con
Der obigen 9epeihe lit criidtIid.
OaB Der bon 0en oeutifen 6liegern
Sta0en beOeiitenO gro.
ser lit. mic ongGgebcn; obne 3mei-
ict batten Iid 9iinfirden ino DC.
rem Radbaritaote IN Siherbeit &C.
wiegt unb oodten ebenio peni9 all
cinen glngriff Der oerti6eu 6lottc,
ipic bic geluohner icner orei eugli-
ihen aiiitenitaotc, Die BON ocutiden
.Sdiffen 6eid]oiien ipltr0en.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
;SraniOien niiraenn pirOer cinmnl.

5ran5OIcn giicgen" nieoer cinmnl.
Bnris, 81 8e3. Iie 5ran5o.
fen bd6cu, 10 beridtct Elm arieGs,
forreiponoent (lmo tit iomit in Ser
Sauptinfe crIogel0, 5teinbod i'm
o6eren @liaB beiela Gie geieeuna
Der Staot Dnroe linen GuBerit
idner gemadt. Oehu Die 3eutiden
uert6eioigteu nidt nuf icocn e5uB
brett 9ooens, ionoern es fam in
Der StaOt iel6it 81 einem idredli-
fen StraBeufampf; ie0es Saus
nnlBte erobert ner0en. g}aidinen-
aeiDebre ipien bon Den 9ddern imo
aus oen 6enitern Der pberen Stod.
iperfe Io0 un0 geroerben auf Die
einorinacn0en 5rnn3olen beran. Die
gerluite nuf beioen Seiten parcu
ihmer. DlrA bic @eicBlng Der
Stnot iillD Die 4leae naA 9lltfirfj
uno 9liiblballieu geoffnet. S}m gan.
sen oberen GliaB finoen gegeupdr.
tig bcitige aSnfanteriegeiehtc itatt,
neIhcn ittpere 9lrtiaeriefdmpfc bor-
ansgeben 3nlppcn ouf Der Goul-
gtoncp 2inie uno nnbe 9eIfort bas
ben General 4as Der Die Gompng-
ne M gIiaB fiibrt, peritGrft. G5
Iieat in Der 2(biidt oes irdn3oiiiden
@enernlitdbs, 0as obere gljaB uon
ben Geltifen 3u idlt6ern un0 Damn
WieB unO StraBbllrg 3u belagern.
(@iu mlnoerbarer @eodnte oas.)
sSm 9toroeu inio oQe Sperationen
megen oes bort bcrridenoen llnmet-
ters eingeitelt; bic in ocn ShilBen-
grdbcn meilenoen glannihaften mill.
len oQc 3ipei 5tuloen obgel6It tper.
ben. oo iie Is pcgen Ser berriaen.
ben a1lte mdt ldnger bort .ausbnl.
ten founen. Sungenent3iin0ung
r1ilmt ntter Sen Soloaten f,uft.
bar allf; aud iiuo Gauienoe bon
bcfaaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Die Sample in gserifo.

&ai6ington, 81. 9e3. Sicr
eingetroifcne 9tadridte1 beitGtigen
ben Sieg her Stonitituttonoliitcn
iiber ,3opatn's Soroen. 3apata 6at.
te 5000 Iann uno iein @egner
8eueral 0bregon 1000 Monn i'm
inn @efeft Ser 0eiantllltperllit
betrdgt ettpa 500 Goote uno Ser.
tpur0ete.
2arebo> Ser, 81. 9e3. 49, Cine
grobe SdIadt itebt bel 9ipoIita BE.
Dor. Garron5a FAT bort cine groBe
Gruppeu3obl 5liiaulmenge8ogen unO
eriuartpt ietnen 9eino gSilla, nel6er
NIT einem itnrfen Seere8baufeu i'm
lln3uge i'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
@erIin, iiber Qon0on. 3. 0e,

8erlin iiber 20n0on, 3. 0e3. =
Qas 8peite idpere Reiterregiment
in 2anosbut, 8nperrL oos neben oen
idmer3liden 8erluiten. Die eS erIits
ten cine groBe 3abl bor ariees-
oeforationen auf3nipeiien bat, ipuroe
iest fir ben belpielenen Selbenniitb
Ser ManiIdjoften NIT Dem Giiernen
4reu3 disge8cidnet, bnS an Der Re-
gimetltsfaBne ieinelt 4Ias gefunOen
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
Il 8, &rOteit=Mote
biloet SageSgeiprdd!
@irO's etuas ndben? til bic Trage,
Dte ilberaa tn nentralen Gin.
bern geiteat lDirO!
GHgIaaO Dia Ofenbar bic Antt0rt ber36gtrn!

Dor SoHoeGsidiifc anf ariegsfontra.
banoe lutteriuden ioIle. einc Itar.
fe 9}inoritdt in GngIauo b1It ons
8orgebeu Der ameritaniihen gie.
gierima fir Oelltidirelrnolid.
Bon 9icIeu miro Die 5itnation
fiir gefabrlih gebalten. Diebrere
3eitlngen iino bariiber nufgebrddt,
0aB Der sSnbalt Der glote in g(mcri.
ia befannt ipuroe, che oieieIbe Dem
engliiden Dtiniiter oes gleuBeren
iiberreiht tDllr0e. Der amerifa1i.
ide gotidafter ober bat beipieIcn,
OaB gleid8eitig init Der ger6ffcnt-
Iidlng oes SnbuIts Der glote, oieie
iid 5li ben 6GnOeu Der enaIiihen
8ebor6en befunOen bobe. 3botia.
fe lit, oab bic geantiportltua Der.
ielbcn Iange auf ii6 tparten ldiien
miro.
glndJ Stnlien pruteftirt.
Imlteroanl, 81. ge5. ~ gSIe ans
Som beridtet miro. bat 3talien 10.
wobl all 5ranfreid ais auh an eng.
lan0 eineu gebarniIften groteit ge.
gen oie SinOerung ieiner Sd)iffabrt
aeridtet Die 8reiie lulteritiibt oas
gorgeben Ser 9iegierung redt Ieb.
bait uno 6ringt iogar in goridIos,
not6igeufoas itoIieuii1e aauffabr.
teiidifie ourd areli5er be9leiten 5u
laiieu, Inn Der lditigen 9lrfindatng
Der 6rad)t Elm gnoe 5n MAIDEN.
(@nOli6 beginnt es aud bel Den
5li 6drumern.)
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-26
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL
State OF South Dakota,

State OF South Dakota,
County of Brookings. IS.
In County Court.
In The matter of the estate Of John N.
Johnson. deceased.
To the heirs and next OF kin Of said John
N. Johnson. deceased:
Notice IL Hereby Given; That the petition
OF Thomas N. Johnson, and II. +. Harold
son, for issuance of Letters OF Administra-
tion to said II. +. Haroldson, in the above
entitled estate. and the admission to pro-
bate of the Will of said John N. Johnson, de-
ceased, and the adoption OF the Decree adj
mittIng said Will to probate and distributing
said estate, heretofore made by the County
Court of the County Of Vernon. In the state
OF Wisconsin,, which Decree of Distribution
was dated July 10th. 1912, duly certified
copies of which VIII and the Order admit
ting the same to probate, and the Final De-
cree OF Distribution of said County Court Of
said Vernon County, Wisconsin, are annexed
to-, and made a part OF said Petition, will be
brought on for hearing before the said
County Court OF Brookings County and Hon.
Geo. =. Hall, the Judge thereof. at the office
of said County Judge In the Court House In
the City of Brookings, County of Brookings,
and State OF South Dakota. on the goth da,
of April. 1914, at Ten o'clock In the fore
noon of that day.
Dated at Brooklngs. Brookings County.
South Dakota, this 9th day OF March, 1914.
(SeaD Geo. p. Hall,
County Judge of Brookings County.
Attest: South Dakota.
John A. Lunden,
Clerk of the County Court OF Brook
ings County, South Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-26
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
NOTICE OF HEARING PROOF OF WILL
State OF South Dakota.

State OF South Dakota,
County OF Brookings S.
In county Court.
In the matter OF the estate of John Ander-
son, deceased.
Pursuant to an Order OF this Court dated
March 25th. 1914, Notice is Hereby Given
that the 18th day Of April. 1914, at two
o'clock in the afternoon at the office of the
County Judge at the Court House In the
City Of Brookings, Brookings County. South
Dakota, has been fixed by the Judge OF said
Court as the time and place for hearing the
proof and allowance to probate Of the last
will OF John Anderson, deceased, and the
petition OF Hslvor c. Johnson, for issuance
to him OF Letters Testamentary when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest said will and the probate thereof.
and may object to granting Letters Tesla
mentary TO said petitioner.
Dated March 25th, 1914.
BY the Court:
(Seal) Geo. p. Hail,
Judge Of the County Court.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-26
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT

What the outcome will be in Mexico
no one can forsee, but the only 8
able and the only patriotic thing to do
is to support the president and his ad-
visers. They know o than any
one else as to the facts of the situa-
ton. and Of their good faith there is no
question.-New York Globe.
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thousand years ago when they were
driven out Of the Temple and claimed
that they, the few, should have the
right to furnish the money for the
other children and require them to pay
a tribute for 1t. The parent granted
them this favor and thus made them
his pet children. Getting n favor
they soon organized Tor reorganized)
the Credit Mobelier and asked for an
other favor and their parent gave them
13, 00O, 900 acres of land which belong
ed to the whole family and several
hundred million dollars to help them
build the Union Pacific railway. Now,
a child quickly knows when he Is get
ting favors from a parent and these
children knew thatthey "had their
Daddy coming" and, so they quickly
got ready to ask for more favors. In
an a%larmingly short time they came
and asked for another gift and receiv-
ed Al, 900, 900 acres of land to help
them build the Northern Pacific rail.
way. They came often and early now
for favors and, like the petted child,
got everything they asked for.
In a very few years these petted
children had been given outright 1884,
$4,000 acres of our best agricultural
lands which belonged to the whole
family. The rest Of the children were
cuffed and scolded and forced to use
the money and the railroads of the
petted children and to pay to them for
such use whatever tribute the pets
demanded.
Now, honestly and candidly brother,
don't you think the duty of this parent
was to have said to these children,
According to our agreement and con-
tract" (The Federal Constitution "it
is my duty to furnish the money to all
the children alike and l shall do so.
you have genius and organizing
ability. You go ahead and organize
and build and equip these railroads
and I will pay for them from the pro-
ceeds of the labor and genius of all the
family and will also pay you well for
your part in the work and we, as a
family, will each and all Share and
share alike" in them.
The extent to which this favoritism
to the pets" has been carried is
shown in the report of the commission
which was appointed to ascertain how
many and who were liable to pay the
tax under the new law taxing incomes.
The report of that commission showed
that there were 412,360 persons whose
combined incomes were over Four Bill
lion Dollars.
Please remember that we are one
million children in this family and
that 412, 800 are less than one-half Of
one per cent Of the whole family. The
estimated wealth Of the United States
Is one hundred billion dollars. Carol
d. Wright, former government statisti-
clan, says that the average annual in
crease of wealth of this country is less
than 8 per cent. That would be 49,
00O, 600, 900.
Our paternal government has oblig-
ed the 99k per cent of the children to
pay to the pets in tribute the neat sum
Of $4,000. 200, 900 annually.
That Is, certainly, "Paternalism gone
to seed"
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"WHAT Is

Will be discussed in a meeting at
the Pleasant Hour hall next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock. Everybody
especially the women, are cordially in
vited to come and listen or to take part
in the discussion. Come prepared to
ask all sorts of questions.
Brookings Socialist Local.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-03-26

A passerby on Lovers Lane Sunday
evening about nine O'Clock, might have
seer an Argo lad meet his Waterloo in
this The above mentioned
boy stepped up to M of our White
girls with the salutation, I'm going to
see you home" Apparently this must
have d%ispleased the young lady, for
our Argo friend was surprised to find
himself landing very gently 81
against a nearby tree.
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There is talk Of moving the Deer
Greek church to Bruce and a commit.
tee has been appointed to investigate
the matter and report. 1t would seem
that it would be better for the church
to have the larger congregations they
would have in town. The church So
ciety would probably receive many
new members.