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The Brinkley argus., 1914-01-23
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

We are having all of the regular services now. For next Sunday they will be as following:
 Sunday School at 10 o'clock. David Bowen is the Superintend- ent. The school is we'll graded, and we have good classes and trained teachers for all ages. We hope to see more of the men and women in the school.
 Preaching by the pastor at Il o'clock. Subject, "The Secret of a Great Life'' at the evening service, 7::30 o'clock. the subject will be, Illusions of Life. ' We are endeavoring to make the evening services real soul winning hours.
 The B. Y. P. U. meets at 6:45, subject, Ann Hasseltine and Adoniram Judson'' a Missionary meeting. You will be the loser i. you do not attend this service. The regular prayer meeting or
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

U. Ponzer is in Pine Blual
 week on business.
 Otis Bogle, was 2 yisltor n
 ton Plant Monday.
 A. Glover was reported on
 sick list this week.
 rs. C. R. Jackson is irnl,rov-
 after a severe illnees.
 iss Rose Jacobs, is whiting
 lives in Batesville this week.
 |. Myers, was 2 visitor
 Little Rock Wednesday.
 J. Brickell, will preach Il hter, Sunday Jan. 18th. sre you ready to move? II you
 phone 156, we'll move you. nek Harris. of Wynne, sisited '6k(s) here Sunday
 Wilson Sharp. of Clarendon, s a visitor here Tueoday. Eugene Clark. of Memphis 5 in our city yesterday.
 IF. and Yrs. Jake IaInIn were
 tors 1T Little Rock Tuesday {. B. c. Strong of Cotton Plant. $ a Bnnkley visitor Thursday. Miss Bulah Butler is reported |te i'll with pneumonia. Book and heater wood; that heerful Coal'' phone TIT. |as. Sands.
 Bus Morton a former Brink kley |zen is now "a candidate fol |rshal of Newport. !. E. Riner returned home thia |ek from Ward. after several 1s visit.
 Prof. David Bowen was in Ftie Rock on baGiRess yVednes- 4r. and Mrs. J. M. White and by, of Wheatley visited ip II y Friday last.
 Lady Agents want for . for lalje xite ecialty Co. Fl Do lo. IT.. Z E l. w. Cooper. If Hot Sprines, visiting his danshtrr krn ny Neff. Mrs. Frank PursIoy je ii IT y the guest of Mrn. eight. Buster Morris is fe 1T el ~ wing after a severe attack of eumonia.
 For a load Of eljp (nes q any Ter . kind of wood aalsd 'phsns J. |. Weatherrn1n. gths rcd
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1 P r; .l r| TT II1 TIT CT,

TIT oo1 1In I1G11clE Notice n hereby Gtven that MI q sss ssssnnsss en sns atsa s Ihsreinaffer stated, fer mo purpose of
 cle6urne Twb It Pa1msfis statioD, s- Dus@ssn @ 11ps t Helly orove. 5sn. 's9 Rsy@oaS Sns aS'A! III t R.ymond. ssn, Hina@sn rwps Nst Blaexson. Jsn. 'sS; csprs:s alass IT., st Monroe
 Riesisad Txp,. at waldroph's stq,t' Vt aGs;Irssnsia3 3id { Twp, at zsnt. Jan.S Sistn, ,.s' Sssa sa;s. N s;;s. s; r'4auxh sssSd House ai'i Dixon TEpa at FaAher'z slhool House. s Kesvii wp'. at eyll. Jan. aoth'
 Sss Re st ,ss s5:s; ,.s 1:.s ;.s 'sf P,ns nsd TiSae assh, AAody's {tore | Jan. 26th. l914
 Jackson Twps t w. "A. cAppt Jan ,'s' K Ss';;sss; ss;s ;sIs ;: | ssst.s
 sns5isy Twp. at wrck's $ store
 XftsIs sskha lastg okta Ied sbove lin the city of Clarendon. where wti l receive taxes up to and inclu01ng ths f1Oth day of April, 191]. after which 1 date there win be added and e6necteo I penalty of 10 per cent. upon all taxes
 All persons desirinE to pay taxes on i fand or town lots are r3QUegtea E l with them when p4yins a their land 4 N diven iHss; under my hand thts xth day of DscsmesF' a '. 5. ROUNDS.
 sherih ma col!ector of
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|OId- Veteran Passes Away

on Wednesday afternoon the funeral of Zach A. Haynes was conducted at Oak Lawn Cemetery under the auspicies of Johnson Lodge No 26 of Odd Fellows. Mr. Haynes died at the home |of his brother, Esq M. A. Haynes near Zent, some time during Monday night. He re- tired as usual Monday night and
 was heard to .groan during the night, failing to rise as usual |it was discovered that he had
 been dead several hours.
 The deceased was 69 years old and was an Ex-Confederate Veteran. He was formerly city Marshall of Brinkley-
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TWO GIRLS ARE RESCUED
ICharted That Hunter Man Was Seeking to Take
 Them to Missouri


 tiAnter Jan, 21 An attempted eldpelpe e1tnht this place was yffusfrate1 by the parents of two girls, aided by the deputy sheriff It is charged that Alvah Collier took two girls, aged IA years, and went to Brinkley on the midnight train and returned on the morning train this morning, attempted to make his way to Sn1ioaos.ri DauLtl Sheriff Brown parents at this place. Col el escaped and has not been appre- hended.
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of Cotton Plant, were here first
 of week visiting Mrs. Pollard's s
 parents MT. and Mrs. J. c. Pearson.
 When you arej need of any hauling 'DAo9 15e. Simmons $ Alderman Jas. H. Stack of the
 1st. ward is no longer a Tone widower.' [ Mrs. Stack returned from a visit to her old hefhe in Alabama last week.
 WANTED: Two good milch c6ws, addfe3 A. N. Gibbs Zent. Ark.
 Mrs. J. s. Canada, and son. ! Emmett Osborne. left yesterday morning for Jackson Tenn, where she will visit her father, lJ. I. Williams for several weeks. Attorney c. H. Moses of Monticello, Ark, was a visitor in Brinkley on Wednesday night l lthe guest of Wm. B. Folsom and family.
 There's another new boy in town and he has engaged board at the home of Manager Elmo Clancy of the Brinkley Mercan-
 tie Co.,, for the next 2I years. rife weighed 12 lbs. upon his ar
 rival Tuesday morning. MT. and Mrs. J. |. Norton are planning to celebrate their I50th. wedding Anniversary. in May. One of their daughters lwho has been in the Orient for some time, sailed fpsm Japan |for America this week.
 VHosE EYE OEAssEs: Found
 on sheets of Brinkley. pair of (gold rmmej eye glasses. Owner
 may hd same by calling at Argus Mice proving property
 and paying 50cts. for this notice. l Mrs. Will Norton who has
 been on an extended visit in |Wisconsin returned this week land was accompanied by her
 mother, Mrs. Kelly, of Wausau |Wis.. who will spend several
 weeks in Brinkley.
 If you believe in supporting lthe Band and surely every loy9l citireF1oes. You should r On
 Ind next Thursday nigh at the
 Eehool Auditorium Sf the Biz
 Ginatre Eeyer Of the sweet Ieot sinei in Bfinkley will sing
 Inn n 8pf1 6rehestrs will play lDou:1 S lnrs m indif fferent,
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master has a 12 ID. baby girl at his home, born last week.

master has IF ID. baby girl at his home, born last week.
 The little babe of MT. and Mrs. Walter Brown, of South Main Street, is reported improving after a severe illness.
 Dr. T. J. Stout has purchased the big touring car of R. B. Nance and the Doctor has just about mastered hissteed already.
 A oSsoa for farmers ,to make fn spare time. Faryn Pf& lu6ls Write Speciality co, Ell DeEado Ark. 2t.
 Oyerton Rainwater. of Little Rock, visited his mother. Mrs U. N. Rainwater several days this week.
 TIT. and Mrs. Elmer Cook and baby, returned to their home in Little Rock after visiting rela- tives here for a few days.
 Miss Fannie Ritter, returned to her home in Helena Monday, after several days visit with her uncle. A. K. Cameron.
 D, you nsed s load of wood! If }. llone 156, they'll haul it
 Misses Minnie Pearl Flora and Wanda Richards, two of Brink ley's teachers are reported on the sick list this week
 Nice transfer Vagq always waiting, ready to you at 2 minutes notice, Il Eoul just phone 156. Simmolhs < Co.
 Mrs. Lena Salinger and daugh- Iter. Louise. returned to Memphis Saturday last after visiting relatives here for several days. Fraa,k Divers. a big cattleman of Roswell. New Mexico, is in the city ona . visit to his bother |in-law. Judge c. IF Greenlee.
 Bia finstrels. Sweet Music, Itle ' f i;inal Brinkley Suffraget, souse 0f the good things next Ihursi " night It auditorium.
 Nrs. E, c. Weber returned |hone Ennday after several days vipit vittth rel1tiyes asd friends |in Little 2ock
 lfrs. E. 6. Beyer setnrned j4 |leune fiillay Inet fear lolneI1 viii with relatiyea ald . |in Louoke. Des Arc as itt1s
 sIfi sissii 's:'
 The 3lIs 1hoi | | ! It Andrew Hurst's blacksmith shop. HE has . beuncing baby hoy who has turned all into 2 |lsiIlnby solo.
 IF. and 1lrs. Ardell Pollard
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e. Otis .Bogle was transaeting Ebusiness in Holly Grove this week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

DieIeere Gtslle. Die Isers
gielIe ipielt in ben 3eitunsen bss
9iuslonbes felt BEN 9lusbruh bts
strissss cine arobe Rolle uno seiut bas
emIiae Walten Der militdriihen 3ens
fur. gle III ater sinmal aud aej9idt
al asIddftIiHsn 3psden bsnutt NOE.
ben. Ger Griinber pss .sisaro' ,
@iIleneFant. 70 er3dblt Der .5etcID
XIX. IisB zines 5ages in ieiuem
gIatt cine lssre GteIs sri6sinsn. un.
fer Der su lsisn iianb, baB Der glbs
fnb 70 beitsl p6re. bab sr ibn niAt
pffsn su brudsn eeipagi battle. Die
9ielgisrigen bic ihn aber burhaus Ie.
fen troLlten, braufisn MIR NIT einsm
cana beiEen piditeiisn barber sii
fabren, bnnn tpiirbtn bic init 6eIpn.
terer Ghpdr3s osbrudten mcrtt ers
fdxinsn. Wlan tann fih bsnttn, mas
nun erfolgts: snuienbs bon perfontn
tepdffneten iid mt. sinem Wldtteiitn
unb drbeitstsn aus aeibtstrdftsn auf
bas spapisr log; bic gu4fabsn trlHis.
nsn nitbt, ater bns yapitr aina taIb
liz Gtiide. Ia ts beim srften ereH.
pldr nift gsIuugen mar. mubtsn iis
EN- aipsiiss iaufen. uiib bann nod Elm
Ifrittes. bis iie idiisbIid uiertttn. Dab
re Dem tiid3tigtn 8er(eger auf ben
gsim esaarpsn tpaysn, Der ftint brei
9luiIassn aIatt ptrsauit battt uus nnr
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Der aobIengrdberitreifiu in
COLORADO.

Wafbington, .. G., "a. glOp.
prdiioent WilfDn .pirb ben Dorf9Ius
Der 9lmsriran federation Of aabor,
bab SHritte 5ur grrsnnnng einss
Wafeperpalters fir bic 8rblengrubsn
in Colorado setban iperben iOlltsn. bee
ren Grubsnarbeitsr am Streit iino,
nidH ernfli9 in grmiguns sisben Die
grnennuns nes Wtui7eDeripai!ers iolts
sleid5sitis 5ur 5oIse ba6erI bab Der
9strieb Der gruben,perte Don Der Bun
6esreeierung iibernommen iriirbe. gra'
iibent WilTon fpra9 iiber bieIe 4nge'
legenbeit am Tisnjtag nit r,rihitees
nsn 4efraern uub tbsiItt itJnsn NIT,
| tab Der glp aft bss Gspnrtsm snts fiiE
Iarbeitsrangelssenb sin a.sdtsut'
Ia4tsn abssssbsn babe, Iaat fpslden'
bic 9nnbssresitrung niHt b.re9tta'
fsin pdrbe, ben gstrisb Der e'rubens
iperte 5u iiberntbmsn. Der yrdfbsn'
Ebemerfte icrncr. DaB ioIpcit 8ortper'
ncar ammpns inn nod, fcinr, duf nis
3uriid5ichunq Der gnnDcstriippen be-
lSaeIiHer Dori&Iioe genaat babe,
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nuberfduFi@
Stub bic ausraHgirten
arassSorsenfoR sc.
Debreber Der. Staas
ten Qrmee.

ten Nrmee.
Wdibinston, .. g., "a. Rop.
Die 9uNbesresieruns tpirD bic auss
ransirten arag Sorgenipn gerDebrs.
bic in Der 9unbesarmss i.insra.it bur9
bic Sprinefi.lo @etpebre sriest ipurs
Den, ipdbreno Der Sauer bes sssentpGr=
tigen &rieses unier teinen umitdnben
psrtaufen. Cine grtldrung in bies
lem Sinne CAB 9isHitue ariessi.@
tretar 9arriipn db, nit ben 9emers
ten, bab sr bersits psrihisbenal
Gsenten, tpeIde bic Geipebre antaufsn
ipOlltsn, cine obihlGgise 4nttport ers
tbeilt babs. Der Setr.iGr 1T Der 4ns
ii9t, bob i'm Jalle zines 9.rtuufs Der
9eipebre Sieie ialieblid elmer Der
triesfiibrenb.n Mddte in bic S1nbs
seipielt iperb.n ipiirben unb praiibsnt
Wilipn bat bds Dorg.ben bes Griegs'
istretdrs abfoIut eutgekiben.
Die es beibt, iollsn bic asentsn,
ipel6e bic @sipsbre taufen molten,
btbauptet bab.n, bab lie ben Raul fir
China reip. fir Elm. iiioam.ritanii@s
Nepubiit dbsuihlieben ipiinihttn.
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3eebrasse
llnS anbrrc Ynnfte an Der bslsiid)en
aiiitc,

Bon briiif9en lno frdn
s6fif6en ariessf4iftn
bombnrbirt.
4miferbam, "a. 3pp.. pia Con.
bon. ggie Der Sorrefponbsnt Der
siit in Jluis, Splluno, melesf, mad)'
tc ain Mipning bic 5nfanterle Der
9crbiinbeten eintn dlIgemeincn Ins
3rii uuf bic Sd1on5srGben Der 9sut'
Iben, ndfbem porber briiiihe Iotd.
tiier iiter ben qpIitiontn Der beutlfen
9diterien refognps5irt bditsn. Die
cSnfnnterie ipuree purh Elm ypmbars
nenlent isittns britiider uuo iranSo'
iiI6cr ariegsi4iffe untcritiibt. Sis
5lpttille beitunb aus orei tlelnell
&reuseru unb 3ablreiden 5prpeoos
boOtsn uub 3sritoreru Die bis Didt
an bic &iiite berdntamen. Die Oeut'
l6en antiporteten nit eiusm heftlsen
4rtillerisfeuer.
-! Sc dn iitas eridien Elm 5lpeitss
GsI6ipoper sipiiden Sitenoe unO
Weenourn, aber ipeber bort nod IN
Nieuport bate irsenb cine Seit. eT'lsr
Gri cuf5uDsiien.
Bel @sitenbe tpurben stp.i Ssutids
9atterisn gum Sdpeigtn s.bra9t
bas britif6e uub fransoiii4s 9eidpG'
Der mar aber ssSpunsen, ii9 Surud'
susieben, ba bic bsutit,e 9lrtilsris gut
i6oB unb sinen Der SOrpeooboot5sr'
itorer bsi6Gbists. 9as apsite o.
Idnapsr fubr bann mad 3esbriisss,
ipabrf6sinli6 in Der 9lbii4t. bic bort
befinbli9sn OeutideH llnterIeebopis
gu 5.rit6ren. @or Sonnsnuntersdng
itanben bic GIsitri3itGtsDerte III
5raES. pis au6 bas palacs 5Oisi
uno 1uoer. @sbGube. Der airdtburm
bon Sspbt fputbs efdGbigt uub bic
SdIeuisn in 3sebriiggs iolIsn aeritOri
pOrpsn iein.
0as 5eusr Der b.utfdsn GeiaiiB:
tpurbe pIOBIid einssiislt uno Die
Osutiden llntsrieebOOte DsrIitben ben
Safsn. Rab einissm WlanODrir:n
DsrfdpanOeu bic britiidsn arieas.
i6iffs IN oem Rsbsl. Gin SbsiI Dou
3esbriisgs itanb in JIammsn unb Die
gsp0Iserung mar mad allen Rittuns
gen sntfloben.
Gran3OfeR. gnsIanbsr uub
Ruiien biirfen bteSIr
tel niht pertaiisn.
paris, "a. Noo. Cine Oepsihs
aug 9ltbsn fast, Sab bic tiir.ifde Rs.
gisrung allen untertbanen Der 9rei.
pcrbanbsmG9t.. nit ausnabme Don
JraueR uub ainosrn uui.r 1s Sab.
ren, Derboisn babe, bas .iir.ii9e
H.i4 gu SerIafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
Wiele Opfer
ssoroert. Der llHisrsans bes Sunpfsrs
r5onaIei" bel Gan GranriscO.
Tk usberIsbsnbm Der aataitrOpb.
bssifferH iia auf 43 perfonsH.

SanJruneiscp, "a. Rrb. -
Bon ben pdiiagisren unb Der Manns
fHaft bes Tampfsrs s9aiialei", Der
am Dienfiaa in sinem bi6ten Rebel
dm Sugburp Riff, nstn Weilen n0rb.
liG BON bier idsitsris, iinb 43 g9eriO.
nen sersttet iporben unb iopeit iinb
alG is 2ei6en sebprsen iporbsn. @ie
piele perionsn permibt iperben, tpirb
iid ME ieftitelen laiIsn, bg feline pol.
itdnbiae paiiasierliiie pprbanosn ift.
2aui Der Cite, ip.Ids fih in benz Be-
iis Der 9nmpiergeieIl1ait beiin0et.
ipareT % Noiiagierc nlo cine Ne,
iasiing BON 90 Wionn al gorb. ms
aeiammt "a qsrionsn. ipdhrenb bi,
Geiammtsabi Der gerrt.sien unb Der
ioipsit eeborsnen 5obien iif auf 81
perionen belduft. iisbsn mebr oIs bi,
2iite Der GeisIIi6aft oufipeift. Sn bies
ie 3a6l iino duf nitt bic brei Wann
Der RettunssmannIhaft nit einbes
ariffen, bic nod I.6enb on 2anb ee.
idiDemmt purosn uHb aud niht BE
orsi ums.tommenen Wiiglieber bst
Pettungsmanni6aii.
Der 3abImeiiter BEG Tampfers buts
ts ii6 bic 5aIdsn NIT qnfagierfhet.
ner polIseftopft, aIs er ben iintenbsn
Sampfer Dsrlieb, mubte jebob 5u iei'
ner gnttGui4ung bic GntbetuHs ma
den, bab er Sfeine Don Der lebteil
5cbrt in n0rblif.r Rihiung erpii9i
batte.
Sus S6iif mar Gin ileiner Dams
pier BON nur $50 5pnnen nnb rer,
mittelte nur 2oialpertsAr ino infDlaes
beiisn iinb bic umsstomMenen idmmt,
lid aalifornier. Inter ben Gobter
beiinbst iih Ger SGugfirg Dor Grau
@nleniin iSran5 aus GaH 5raneiscp
Der es gelaDe ii1 feIbfi 81 retten,
Jrau 5rans bate ipdbrsnb lie iif
felbit on ein.m itnimmenbtn Batter
hielt, bds ainb nit ibrfn 3GbRsH Be-
beifen &leibtsn iioer MaHer gebnltsn,
tis iie ihlieBli1 bic 3IbHe nid5t rnehi
Suiammtnbalten ionht.. Der Sber.
fteparb Gibnep 2tIton ftFhie cir
gdbh aiif unb banb ss iih duf Der
Riiden Stint Stunben lang i9framn
er 10 nit bem &inbe uinher. Bis es
i9lieBli6 BON ben Wogen fortgerifer
irurbe Seintr 9lniiHt mar ts bai
2inb bss Grau Granj.
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WidJtise Sntihait
9ringt ein aurier aus
StodboIm benz 4pss
bif den &c anbtenin
80 q I binqt o n.

0ep gort, "a. Rppsmber. 2luf
bem Dampfer .Sulia SlaD". Der DON
Gbriitianianb am Dienitaa Ra4uit,
tag bier einIief, traf Serr Sfbrs, Elm
aurier bes aSnias pon S6ipsbsn
bier elm, Der lleberbrinaer elmer pias
tigen Boti9aft an bic ihtpsbilfe @e=
ianbtidaft in Wuibington III. Die
goti9aft mar BON iolb auberorbsnts
li9er Wi<r-teit. bas man iie b.r
poft niht dnrertrausn ionnts. Sit,
tero iebte bic 9Reifs mad @aibinston
fnr..
Gr Dsrfiderts. bah sr bon osm an.
bait bes S6reitsns. bsifen I.ber6rin=
ger er ift, abiOlut nidts tpsib. Tas
G6riftitiid mar psrf0nIia bon a6nip
@uitap psrTiegelt tporben. Ditbsra
CAB iebo6 Der anfiat 4usbrud. bah
Die gptf9aft fi9 taum uuf ben arise
f.siehen burfts.
QDm Citbers psrii9srts, bas G@nss
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Trit areisler
Buroe permunbet nno
bradjte einen @oiafen
sur Gtrede.

SEEM gorf, "a. gtoueHber.
Ger 0itcrrei6iihe Uel9enoirtuole
,SriS areisler trnf OIL Slenstas al
9pro bes 0ampiers vyiotteronin
benleitet bon ieiner Sattin, bier etii,
uiu cine Gon5ert.Sournee 81 ablol'
piren. areisler bot pdDreno bes SrIe.
ees i'm Seloe eeitanoeh oiente OILS
2eutnant i'm oritten troutiIdleit Srl'
ianterie.a aeeintent nitb ,plIroe in eiiler
S6latt III Der 9tdte BON Sember3
perluunoet. Seine @attiH iuar als
4rantenpfIeserin tbaiig.
sd nuroe in Der !sadt oes 16.
Geptrniber peripunoet" iagte 9rais-
Ier. .,g9abrenb mir einen slngriTf
Der aoiaten ab5uid1lngeu perindlten,
Durbe ib pon einem Bieroe iiber'
rannt, nnb aIs Der Better iiber MID
binipegiprengte, itah er mir ieine
Nanse in ole red|te Suite. Die SanSe
batte iid) IN meinem Gof feit Mno ebe
Der aofat iie ruie6er beraus sieben
tonnte, hattie i9 ibn erid)oiien. Sd)
lag tiir Stiinben in benz Sdait5gra.
ben, bis id, idlieblib aeiiiuben uHo
nod @ieu iiberfiibrt tpliroe, NO meine
Satin mid aeilmo pflegte."
- 5rmi ssreisIer bat nIs aranfen.
pfIegcrin ioipobI in oeutid,en ino IN
ofterreihiifen 2aSdreften beg gotben
areuses eetpirtt ,tnb fprah iih iebr
aueriennetib iiber bic Tbdttgfeit Der
ameritaniiten g,fIeserinrrn bonn
Rotben areu3 aus.
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ttiannis, Sob on hsr GielIe ~ aag
niGts atitanbtn battle.
mo ift bic aultur7 mus
btm ouf bsm G&ladsislbs BET allsn.
itsin gsfunbtnsn 9risfsn sines ruff
idxn Dbtritltutnants an ItiIw sfau:
rGftpreuben III Elm ipunbsrfH5nss
2dnb, reid unb fru4tbdr. MIR bdten
10 Disl gtutt ermudt. rab bis M}uetn
brsGsn miibisll. Nbsr bic msgs In
CfprsuBm iinb 70 porirtffIi4. bab
BIZ massH Boa ni4s tsaAsgss
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gereims.gnseiasn.

1Be grnii citation asan n. 1nilbtns 90.
Tie gerlammluns Der artbellbabtr Der grnf
Siatton eonn uro glilIoiHa Gonfp1Et ttnoe
Slmitng, ben 2S. gcpeuIber 1914, Abeuos BOT
7--e litr IN Der Office, NO. 1857 ;parriioi
abenas TAFT bebuie &1nbI bon 1iretforen. ~
9abres.s,eriarrmln tinbet SGnIiice, ben
Essembtr 1914 firfi.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-10
SAINT CLAIR CATHOLIC
CHURCH IS DESTROYED
Fire Wiped Out the Sacred Edi-
flee; Loss Partially Covered
BY Insurance

Fire today completely destroyed
the Catholic church at st. Clair. The
blaze started at about 1880 this
morning and the building was burn
ed to the ground in a short time.
The cause is thought to have been
due TO some defect in the furnace.
The building was a wooden struc.
ture and had a seating capacity OF
about 500. The people of the vii.
lage all turned cut TO assist in saw.
ing the edlfce, but the closest n.y.
drant was too far away TO be avail
abe in getting a water supply. Some
of the pictures and ohte small furn-
ishlngs of the church were saved,
but nothing of special value. The
building was put up a number Of
years ago, but was in good condition
and the loss is estimated at about
$1,000; insurance, $4,000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-10
WOMEN WILL NAME
PRESIDENT IN 1916
That Is the Unvarnished State
ment Made BY Mrs. MedilI
Mccormick
Especial to The fre. Press.I

New York, April S.-"Women in
1916 VIII name the president" says
Mrs. Medlll Mccormick, one of the
principal speakers at the recent
National Woman Suffrage associa.
ton annual campaign rally. THE
women look TO the democrats In
power TO solve the question OF
equal rights" she announced, land
the ultimate success will be brought
about in the next two years" There
were a number of women's organi.
cations represented. and the speak.
ers spoke mainly of the progress OF
the movement in Montana, Nevada,
South Dakota and Nebraska. Some
OF their statements were illustrated
with moving pictures. Among the
speakers were DIR. Anna Howard
Shaw, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
and Mrs. Stanley Mccormick. Only
five minutes were allotted to each
speaker, but 1t took them longer
than that to get ready.
Texas Becoming Suffrage State.
Dallas, Tex, April S.-The state
equal suffrage convention will be
held here today and tomorrow. Del.
egates frem all local associations
are present and the growth and
prosperity of the suffrage cause
throughout this state will be one
OF the chief topics of comment in
the meetings. All local organizations
are represented by one delegate to
the state convention for each
twenty-five members, and the mum.
Der now in Dallas to attend this
state convention far exceeds any
previously recorded.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-10
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STREET BOSS CULTS PLACE
Town Dads Last Night Considered
Great Many Propositions; Some Of
Them Were Settled

John Steel was elected assessor at
the meeting of the village council Of
North Mankato last evening. II was
done without contest. The election
merely fills the unexpired term OF
Emil Rhode, whose resignation was
accepted.
Mr.. Steel was asked this morning
whether he would accept the posi-
ton and said he was not sure that
he would.
F. II. Ehlers has refused to serve
longer as street commissioner and
constable. as his health is not good.
At last nights meeting, however. he
made application for the position Of
street commissioner at $50 per
month, without any duties as mar
shall. Heretofore he has been getting
$50 per month for eight months Of
the year, and s35 for each OF the
four winter months, as both marshal
and street commissioner.
The council did not take kindly
to the idea Of reducing his duties
and raising his pay at the same time,
and on motion Of Trustee J. b. Coy
the application was merely laid on
the table. Hereupon, Mr.. Ehlers re-
moved his star, laid II on the table
and walked out of the hall, al.
though Mr.. Coy had requested him to
remain in the service until the mat.
ter was disposed OF in some way.
Referred TO Committee.
The election Of a new street com.
missioner and marshall was referred
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