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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-03-02
WIDOW DIES IN FIRE FOR
TWO CHILDREN.

Spokane, Wash, March g.
Awakened by an explosion, fol-
lowed by fire which destroyed
her home, Mrs. Stella Maries,
a widow, lost her life when try.
ing to save her two daughters,
three and five years old re-
spectively. after sending her
two young sons to neighbors
for help. The cause of the
explosion and fire is unknown.
The two daughters also per-
ished.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-03-02
SUL.zER Tells OF
FIGHT ON CRAFT
Former Governor Called in
Latest Inquiry.
FRIENDS FINANCED PROBE

Says Appropriation Mas Cut OF ''by
Tammany Senators Acting Under
Observation-Disclosures Seventy Per
Cent of Money Voted for Road
Work Was Stolen.
New York, March 1.-The Sullivan
committee, a new graft investigating
committee appointed by the lower
house of the legislature, held it's first
public hearing in the city hall here.
The committees counsel summoned
as the first witnesses former Governor
Sulzer and John A. Hennessy.
Sulzer said that information of
graft In the state highway department
came to him during his campaign for
governor and that In accordance with
prediction promises he appointed a
committee to investigate and report.
They only investigated sixty days"
said Sulzer, but they found out
enough in that time to convince me
that every department of the state
was ~honeycombed with graft. | then
appointed Hennessy to investigate the
highway department and told him to
go to the end of the rope, drive out
the grafters and to spare nobody.
The Legislature, however, refused
to appropriate the money to defray
\ tho nvnnnung rf tAN NATURALIZATION -.
Hennessy and land a few friends
put up the money.
Tammany Kills Appropriation.
The Tammany senators, acting un.
der instructions. struck out the ap-
preparation. Hennessy investigated
forty roads In twenty-five counties and
found that their construction was
fraudulent.
The taxpayers had been defrauded
of millions and millions of dollars.
Hennessy told me that about 80 per
cent of the cost Of the roads went for
their actual construction and the rest
was stolen.
Later Hennessy discovered as.
founding graft In the reconstruction
of the stat capitol and ordered State
Architect loefer to resign because OF
these revelations"
Hennessy was the next witness. He
repeated the testimony he gave at
District Attorney Whitman's John Doe
inquiry, describing the manner in
which he raised about $4,000 from
Jacob II. Schiff, Henry l.. Stoddard
and others to conduct his investiga.
ton.
I'VE got thirty-six indictments as
| the result of our Investigations" he
said.
Hennessy described in detail the ma.
| ture of his Investigations in different
counties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-03-02
POSITION FOR SHAUGHNESSY
Canadian Pacific Head to Becomt
Canadian High Commissioner.


Winnipeg, March 2.-Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy, president of the Canadi-
an Pacific railway, probably will be
offered and will accept the position Of
Canadian high commissioner in Lon
don, succeeding Lord ~Strathcona.
A letter from a high Official of the
company In London says II seems GER
tain that Premier Borden will offer
the position to the railway knight.
At the local Office here Ii has been
known for some time that the ap-
pointment OF Sir Thomas was prob
able. His successor as president of
the Canadian Pacific railway will no
doubt be George j. Bury. vice presi.
dent Of the Western lines at Winnt.
Pc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05
Auts gintig'
tir gtntl6t!
Sic MAIDEN i'm @eitrn Sortidritte
nnO iangtH i'm Often iUie.
Der DieIe GuiieH.

Berlin, 5. 9rs. (5HnfenberidIt.)
glas Ansrifie Der GrnnSOitn in @sit.
flanSern nnb iiDlid bon Wlek iinO
blntia nbseIdJIaeen iuOrbeH. Sei
Der Chs babeH pir on Serrain
gelpOnnsn; aud bei Ga gGiise unO
in ben Argunneu, iOiuie iiibiueitlidI
DoH Nltfird babtn nHiere SrnppeH
GrfOlse sn DerSeidneH.
an ben Slampfsn SItlidl Der Mai'
inriidjeH GeeHplatte entpideln iidj
bic Sample fir ms iebr shuitis.
@ir babsn bort 1900 0iuKen eefan.
gen geHOmnisn. itniere GperatiOnsn
in golen iperbsH ben 9lniien Der-
bGngnihbDl.
Die italieHiI6e Seitnns vGOrrie-
re bel Serra" bebanptst, Sak bic
5rnn5oien bereits 90 grO5ent ibret
Sruppen einssbiift baben. 9eiOn-
bsrs Ituer babsn bic SrnppeH Glte-
rer SnBrsGnse gelitteH.
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selsien's sasntraIitatsIdlpinbcl.

Berlin 5. 9e3. (8irefte oelitIde
Sltnfenoepelde nod Gabbille, 6.
So - genti6e 8rltppeit baben oltf
ocm ipeitliden 9riegsIholtpIas ges
beime s;nitritftionen entoeft, ipeIfe
bonn britiiden @eneraIltnb ousgeor.
beitet ipur0en unS genolie 8eiIin.
gen iiber Die belgii9e @ren5e, Die
8erfiigitng iiber oas rolletoe 0ao.
terinl Der Giienbabnen ltno oie ge.
forOerung BON Sruppen entbaIten.
0ieie S5nltriiftionen fonilten MIR
init Dem oftioben 9eiItano Der BEL.
qiifen &eeierung ausgearbeitet per.
ben, tpeI9e bic in ibnen errtbaltenen
GinSelbeiten Iieferte. 0ies lit Elm
meiterer geetpis 0afiir, ooB @ng.
lnno uuO 9eIsien iid) idon Dor
LANCER 3eit iiber britii6e WiilitGr.
tb1tigfeit in 9eIgien einieten, uno
i1on Dor LANCER Bet 6ie belgii6e
0eutraIitat idn06e berlebt tpurbe.
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ssrlinfr Ggartttt
fnS mnatrgiltig!
Sitbjis gSro5ent Der @erluanSstsH
sebeilt nnO febrtH IN ben
aampf 5nriid.

gerIin 5. 9rj. (storrciponSens
Der slii. Ereiie.) ~ Berlin bat &c.
geniDdrtig etfpa 100 aranfenb0ltier
tiir bermunoete Soloaten; Die Iein-
iteu baben oierjig, bic eroberen 400
bis 600 @etten. slles in oIlem
ihdbt man ole 3nbl Ser IN Berlin
bebonoelten 8eripunOeten oiiF no..
900. Die 3obI bIeibt iid itusef16r
gIeidj, bod oie 9erionen tpedieIn
itcts. GIN GROCER gro5eutiab Der
geriplnioeten tpirO na1 ber61Itnis.
mdBis filr5er 8cit ais 6ienittonglid
slr 6ront 5ltriidseididt, iddsungs.
iDeiie ettpa 20 Projent, tpdbrenO nur
30 gro5ent nIs 0auertO 6ienItun.
taugIia aus Dem Seer eittlaiien
iuer6en niiiIien.
Gin 8ertreter Der gljIoeiirten
Rreiie botte @elegenbeit, feds Der
arOBten arnnFeubduier 5u beiu6en
lmo iids eineeben6 init oeu Ser.
punOcten sit umterbaIten, Die iiber
Die bor5iigIidse gebcnolung 1rtb Ser.
pfIegung, belonoers aber iiber Die
arobartigcn &oipitdI5iige Der bent.
idjen glrlnee oes 2obes bon tpnren.
Die Stimmitng Der gernuuoetel
lit ousge5ei6net.
@etpaItig imponiert bat Dem @or.
reiponSenten elm fabrbnres 2o5arett
anf Dem 9entpelbofer SeIo, tpelGes
1900 9ettet, elm 0llrdoiis mooernes
0perations3inmer, 9ar1pfbeisun9,
geriorgllng nit fnItem unS beiBenl
@aiier uno nn6ere niisLihe Gin.
ridtunoen mebr bat. 9as 2asarett
fam in tur8er Belt 8uiantniengelegt
inlO nuf autoiuobilen ipeiterbefor-
bert iper6eit, mo inner es rotbig
lit.
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Die SaItuua HuItr1 acsierans.

@oIbinston, 5. 9r3. - Gic auf.
merfIanlfeit ocs grdiiSenten tuuroe
oui Die fiirsIidJe Wl1iienflnoeebung
Der Dcutifen itiO SrlaHoer In Chi.
cogo, ioipie onf bic bel oieier @e.
legenbeit onhenoHmenen geiolutio.
men geIenft, In oeneH es .nls 5Din.
een6e giIid,t 0es aonerelies Der Der.
einieten Stoaten erfl1rt im0 geIor.
oert tpiro, nnperoiiglih Die notbipen.
oigen eeiesIiden @eitinmineen on.
aunebnlen, troft oeren Der grGIioent
Der gereinigten Stanteu initano ge.
iett mer0en fam, ale iuo jeoe
Striegstonterb0Iloe nit Dem glusiubr.
berbot 5ii beIeoen, Guseenonunen
g1obrinesmitteI, Inn 6nburd ben
frieefiibrenOen Md6ten ieoe Inter.
itiisung Der Mepublit 5ur Sort.
iesirng oes arieges al ettdieben."
Man i6eint Den eieentIiden Sint
6icies 9eidIuIles Serrn @ilion nidt
in Der ridtigen @eiie flor geinaht
all boben. 0efm ip1breno Der BRA.
iioent perionIi@ iiber bic Code ni6ts
Sn ineen botte, tpie er es NIT allen
glnaelegenbeiten bGlt, Die ibm nidt
omtli1 utiteetbeilt iper6et, eriubr
man bod i'm Meiken Sous, bah Der
v8r1itoent Der 8ereiitigten Staoten
ieiner @niidt nod Die 8oIlmndt be-
iibe, elm oerortiges gerbot 5u er.
laiien". 9draus ideint berbor8u.
eeben, Dab Serr @iIion bic &eioIu-
tton 10 oitffoBte. nlS iollte bic 9un-
oesregieriing bic f6tbigen Shritte
tbun rno Die 4usfiibr bon Griegs.
berbieten.
Ole SoItltne Der Gegierllng in
Oieier sSroge lit binIdngIih befdnnt.
Gos Stodtsanlt bot in bollieer Gin
miitbigteit nit Dem Sberbaiipt Der
Station oefrettrt, DoB es iueOer i'm
g0lferre6t mod Inn 9uh0esto0er Ser
8ereinigten Staotet Elm @eies gibt,
Oos nals 8eidrGrtnng ODER 8erbot
Der Gusfubr irgen6nelder grtifeI
an Die frtegfiibrpHben ober neittralen
Wi1hte geoeutet meroen fonnte.
llno m1bren6 Der Er1ii6ent ari
Der einen Seite Sic $GnOe foItete imO
beriiderte, 6oB er Sic gLusfubr bon
@offen, bon ghmition ooer bon
ariegsmnterinl iiberbaupt .geluib
niht billtge o0er begiiritige", iDies
er ale meiteren &oriteIlnngen nit
einem ahiel5uden inlO Ger @rflG.
rung 5uriif, aoob fi9 ebeu nidts
tbm Iaiie; oenn ct f0nne Die glus.
frbr nidt berbin0ern.
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gritiidler arenSer seitranSst.

2on0on, 5. GeS. - Der britiidC
&reiijer genus rontte in einem ben.
te niitbeiiOen beftigen Stitrm uuI
oen Stronb; 8ormoit uno aonlmnn,
bobriide eineen iiber goro unO III
Der 4reu5er itorf beih1oigt. g(ud
Der eusliihe goiiagirooutpfer glnto,
np idnebt in GROCER @efnbr. 9Iuf
in gtoriuesen ioa Der 5ttirm nil
then.
9ie s(ntonp bat $3.50 Sonnen
9lud Der norpegiibe 9nnlpfer @a,
terloo, 1888 Sonnen itranoete. 9
9erionen tpuroen eerettet nGbrenf
Die nnoern berinibt tperoen.
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g}ener 2lueinprrhnnh.

am Mittlpo6 fanO in Sbracuie
eine @eriammlllng oeiti6er 2ogen
uno 8ereine itott, in Der ein nelter
3tpeigberbono beg oeutihdmerifalli.
iten Stautsperbdnos itattfan6 @s
nabmen 0arnn tbeiI: S6Iep-2oge,
Galntoge, nertreten Our9 Serrn
fSrtb gosfing, glug. Shnliot uno
aoolpb Meper; SentonioIoge, on.
raciiie, Serren u. g. Donng, sSris
Sind uttb Sobn MatteS it,; 8iir.
gerberetn SDraciie, gaItor 2iiIadS
SSris St1f, Sp. 3obn uitb biele
Serren aus 9ebraSfd gitD. Sffi3iell
miro Der nene @erein oen gtamen
9ipeiaberein Stoe @oitntp fiibren
rl1b ipttroen folgenoe geatate er.
md6H: 8oriiser 8. a. Reltter. Sn.
rncuie; Gice.goritser Otto GSltnf,
gtebrnsfn gitb, g(uguYt Shnti0t,
Solmdge ltuo Senrp 8abn, Spra.
cllfe; Sefretdr, Baitor 2iiIuf, rn6
SdaBnleiiter SSris g1idolos. Die
ndfite 5isnng finbet am 80. Ge.
senber in snracltie itott. rs Mttt.
oGieber tpobuten Der erlten 8erIanl.
lung BET, liuo ipuroe bns Gintritts.
aelo oilf ST, Der Snbresbetrog ouf
25c feItaeIctt.
25c feltaeiest. Reb. Or. Braun
bon Soma, gditor 2iiIa6 1no sc.
nntor Mattes bieIten 99e6en.
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sleine arieasnadlridlten.

2onbon, 5. Seq. 9eohridten
aus SoIIatO beiaeen OaB inter
oen Oeltiheu iHp belgii6en Erup.
ben in @eitFlanSern Ger 9ppbus
ausgebrofen lei; ou6 Gin Gobn 0es
9onias bon 8iirttentbera ioIl bcil
Der ar1nfDeit befuleft fein.
Wieu, 8. Seq. n Die ginnabnc
bon geIgrdo ipliroe bier uno i'm
gan5en gieife gefeiert. Die Staot
lit beflaggt; Die Seituneen bcben
oen Mut6 Der Sruppen uno Die
8dbiefeit Der @enerdle sebiibreno
berppr.
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3rei neme staats6ennltr.

Nincolil, 8. Ue3. = Boub Wiore.
heao bat beute folgenoe Grnqnnlln.
gen geunadt: $. 8, Cooper BON Se.
fitntieb tit gum Deputy Gtaotsiefre-
tdr ernannt iporben; %. 3. Gait.
ban BON grofen 8otu gum SiIfs.
Staatsauoiteur; @m. s. Nlurrap
bon 6ranfIin gum SiIfsidabmeiIter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05
SeIesrnpbirt nm bic SasIide Sri.
biine.

2oB er, tDie 70 biele nn6ere Guit.
ifle, obne Ole S1gIide Omaha Sri.
biine ri6t fertig tDeroen fam, Be.
meift infer iobinIer Serr Ilorib
Sods oiird) no6folaen0es EeIe.
gran1trt:
9etiber, goI., 5. Sea. 191A.
Sdglihe Smnbo Sribiine,
Sninbo, gtebr.
@itte mir iofort Sic Eribine bon
9ienitog, Mittipodl, DonnerItno, ,yrei.
tag iirlo Sanltng an oos Syforo
SoteI oobier 5ii ienDen. Bette @rlbe
oit Die HeOntteure gefer unb sin.
Der. Moris Gods.
yinn iit Der SGeIiden Gntubn Sri.
biine IN Ietter Belt fnnrl sltottAe sln.
erfeniti;ng geiporDsit 0ieIe oher niri,
ie bod nsn goGsl ahidisins.
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@enf. iibpr gSorig. 5. Qea.

WIIET HUtL PUII9t o. NR3.
@dbrerS Der Iesten orei Gage ge-
ben Die Srnnsoien gegen 0ie oeutihe
2onSlpebr, Die I'M GIioB Itebt, Dor.
Chm batm fonen Die &errcn Syron.
aoien etpos erIeben,) gS berrIdlt
bittere adIte, inno Der Sd)nee Iieat
afpei sSuB bod. lleber bns SfeIllI.
tat 6es Samples uerIoutet isi6ts.
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Neltfc Wloroen Hroh II s.

Delttc Wforgefl brom in Der
9orratbsfdnrner oes &otiies 31t0
6alf GoB 5traBe elm sSeuer otg.
6enerDehr. .Ghduffeiir GID6e Dunn
tno gpribenfiibrer syobn syNoa per.
iiidten oos selier NIT GbernifaIiet
al Ioifeu, ols pI0bTib Der 6dbei ge.
brri6te Aebdlter erplchirta, aei.
De n,nroeu id)mer berIeti.
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Or. ae[(eh frei.

9es 0loines, So., 5. Sea. - Or.
S. 4e1eb aus Council Bluffs, Sn.,
Der 2 8erlonen erihoB, inurOe IN
Sreibeit eeiest, ttadoem er dr5tlider-
ieits fir geiitesnoruto[ erfl1rt mar.
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Ser 74.i1briae 9eIedo

= Ger 74slnbrige Ieleg0f sum
iebt bier ubgcbnltenen 0aetbo6iIten.
straightforward s. 6. Smith fplir.
De IN einenl 2ogierbauie infol9e oag.
itroncn0ep @ales tpbt olfgefnnoen.
Die RoliSei sloisbt, onB Elm linIdIl
torIieot.
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peitercn 81, ,25O, ,0OO. .0O$ fiir arices.
5pefe bat oos oentide 8oH betpie.
len ooB es ben &rieg Bis gum bit-
teren enoe ourhSufiibren ertihIcf.
fen lit. Ole i'm 0iei1stoge berridetl-
be Stimunng bauies, 0ob 9ertih-
lamb nit unerihiitterIident wer-
trnuen oas Gn6e oes &rieges eripnrs
te."
Gen. asranf Sefurirt.
Bien iiber glntiter6mn int6 Cons
BON, 8. 0e5. = Der aailerf0rig bot
benz General Der Snfanterie bon
SSrdnf, Der NIT oen BON ibm befeb-
Iigten Gruppen @elgrab itiirnlte.
tpegen oiisge3eidneter 9icrdte I'M
sSeloe 6ns @roBfreu5 6es 2eopoIO.
or0ens berIiebeu.
Der citerreidiIbe @enernIitnb Bee
rihtet anitIid, onB 0ie Sample BET
gfeit.RaOom unO 2oo5 iiA al @ltn-
item Der Selterreiber tutO 9eutIhen
etittpidele.
Sups fSnpfen NIT Oinien.
Berlin iiber GnlIteroam unO Con-
Don, 8. Sea. - gea9 neuen 0e-
pel6en bonn oItGiden aripgsidlou-
plat beftGtiet es fid. ooB iaponiIde
Sritppen nit &uiien 5lildntment1n1b.
fenl grfabrene iopaniIf)e grtille.
riIten bentnnnen monde Der groBen
@eidiiBe IN BEN rllfiiiden Artilerie.
.Mbtbeilitngen, @s tpir6 beridtet,
BOB nod nlebr iopdnii1e Sruppen
nnf Dem 8ege nod Der rlliiiihen
Ssrout ieien iiber Die Sroitshbiriidr
8obn.
8erlin, iiber Sdog nrto 2onoon,
.5. Seq. - 9as 0eittidle 4rieasdntt
ielher i6Gst bic 8nbl Ser 9Ruifen,
neIde in ben lesten poor Sogen in
Bolen gefan9en geaominen tpuroen,
oltf 100000. Gies itrlo ibr GENIAL.
tiger Berlrit at @eidliisen nluB bic
&uiien tros ibres 5obIrei1ert ,Go.
nonenfutters", ernitIid) idtudden.
9iniIcn uerlurcn $4,000 Sffisiere!
8erlin 5. 9eo. (9irefte oelitItje
S1nfenmeIoung iiber SoDbile, 8.
81 =. 0os 0eutid1e ontIidle Nres-
biiro tbeilt nit: Ole ruiiiide RiIi.
tdr8eitiing o9ttBfp SnbnliO" fonito.
tirt bob oie 8obl Der gefdlenen,
beripu1Oeten ooer gefangen genont-
menen ruiiiifen Sffi5iere iett be.
reits oi1f $4,000 fonlnltI
ct. Setersbnrg, 5. Sea. ~ Gs
miro bierber geneloet, ooB oipei neaa
oelttl1e gtrmeen eegen Die RiiiIen
IN 8oIen maridiren. Cine oerieI.
ben riift bon &aliib aus Dor, mo- Die
Shlo6tltrie Der 9ettirben neit for-
ftritirt tporoen lit uno neie gertii.
bungen genln6t tperoen ben re1ten
sSIiigel Der Ruilen bon ieiner Ser.
bi1torng NIT @nrfhoit nbSuidnei.
ben It1O bon Der @ari9auer Glen.
balm 8eiis 5li ergreifen. 8eiter
iiioIi9 bat cine neue oetitife gr-
mee Elm 8ororingen gegen ben lin.
fen sSliigeE Der HuHen begonfen an
Der @tienbabnlinie bon 2otpic5 eat.
lang. eSSSit elmer 1telieft 1lntLihen
@aeIoune eeben Oie RuiIen Sit boB
Die 8eutiden IN 8oIen i'm 9lneriff
fino; iie bebaltpten ober. ienIeitS Der
&arpntben bdtten bic Hiiien Bart.
felo (t5 Mteilen iiiblih bon Der iins
goriiden @ren5e) erobert, 1900 @e.
meine lin0 5 Sffiaiere geFdneen ge-
nommcn unO s Wnfdinensetrebre
erbelttet.
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cSapaniidlc gente nom siinatan.

Eofio, 5. Sea. 0ag ioponi-
ide $ouptquurtier oer0ffentIidt cine
2iite Der ariegsbetite, iuelde BON ben
ssSyaponern 5it SituatnH, 9eiitidofien.
genr0dt ipltroe. 1ieleIhe iulfoBt
$500 @emebre, 100 @ofGinengcs
ipebre, 80 6eI0gei9iise ober aIles
reparnturbeoiirftig Elm ipenig
Munition, $4,000 in 9oorgeIO, t5,.
600 Sonnen &obleh 40 Gtutos lino
oitr gtotbipeiiung bon 5000
Bcrioner duf orei Monote. @s miro
biit3ugefiigt, 6oB ale Shiffe I'M Sn.
fen Serltort tpor0en tporen.
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9entIdlcr GicidJs6antansiueis.

Berlin, iiber 2on0on, 5. Seq. -
Ger tpo6entli1e ausipeis Der oelit-
fden 0fei6sbant oeigt foIeenoe Ser
1n6erungen.
MetIlgeIo, iotpie gsoten bieier lflo
onoerer @oltfen = 3utnbne 167,.
$4,000 @nrf. 2onlbarbpapiere
8unobme 724,000 Mnrf. Sdob.
onltsnoten 8unabne 44871 900
@orf. glftien - abrabme 1,156,.
900 Wearf. ltnIaufsroten 3u-
nobne 196,199,000 @iorf. Gin.
logen abnnbme 18,352,000 WH.
Solo - 3unobme 42,528,000 gat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05

om 81. Sftober, tuO i6 intterbielt
mid ettpo 40 0ainiiten NIT ibm.
B1breno Der utterb1Itllug beoiettc
ih mid iueber gleiItift nod 9apier,
Sp1ter bfnfjte idJ bic DurIegungeu
aitdener aus Dem @e6Gftniiie naf)
beItem @rnteiien IN Die 9effcntlid.
feit. Sd babe feinc @orte nidjt ber-
orebt, lpeiB gang sennlt mas er
meinte itn0 bin mir boIlig betplibt,
Dab if ben 8ortInit ieiner aeuBc.
rilngen in 8obrbeit beridtet babe.
als altsfroeenoer 3eitlnesberidter.
itatter babe i6 eittiee grfnbriine iinO
erfreue mid zines 5icmlid giiten @e'
01dtniIies."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05
gsriaubt nadJ 6citcrrtif aassc.
idllDSIen.

@oibington, 9. g., 5. 9e5. -
Der Oiterrei9-iingoriide 8oti6ofter
Or. 9untba erorterte am 9onners.
tag nit geortten Oes Stadts0ebor.
tements Die sSraee Der &riegsfonter.
bnnoe ino erfunoigte ii6 iiber ben
@erianot bon 8auntipolle, Sord, Ser.
pentitl ilno onoeren tidt linter Son.
terbanoe fnlleroen glrtifeln Die in
Gsiterrei6 oringeno notbig fin0.
@eeen Der ouberorOentliden Sobe
Der Q geritderungsrnten lit es betnabe
unrnDsIi1, S9iffe on firoerL oie oos
Riiito iibernebmen uno 8oaren nod
0eiterrei6 bringen, ipelGe in ben
Der. Stooten gefouft itn0. 9as
StaatsOepnrtement mar tti6t ittItnn.
be, Dem 0lterreiniihen 8otldnfter Die
gerineIte 3rfi6errng at gebeiI oaB
fetbIt 8nare1, bic feline &riegsfon-
ferbdn0e iittb, bon enelonb i1idt Be.
itIdgnnbntt iperoen. iuenn biefes ge.
robe nuf ben @enonfen fontnlen ioll.
te, OoB ii1 ouharieasfonterbnn6e on
9orO oes betrcffenoen Sdiffes be.
ftt0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05
sfrfen brinaen ppr.

aonitontinopel, 5. 9e3s iiber Ser.
Iin unO 2onoon. - Gin offioieIles
Bulletin beiaet GnIeetlbes: sssit Der
9odbdridoft bes sSluiies 9iborof
Dringen uniere Sruppen undufboIt-
fam nod) oem Horoen Dor. ggir
Iteben iest in Oft gotiiut iinO Ipset
iinleren gorlnari6 in oitlider Hid.
tung fort Die 9fuiien boItet ni6t
StnnO uno 5ieben fifJ aitriif.
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edlladlt i'm GliaiI.

Beru. S6nei3, 5. Ge5. 8os
@eorobn idiperen @cifiitrs I'M obe-
rem gliab lit bis na6 @aicl ilno
anoeren Srtidnften ait Der S9tpei.
ser @rei5e rernebnlb1r. ssStt Der
geodbarihaft bon aItfir6 nno 3o.
trerfird 1T cin beitioer 9anlpf i'm
@on9e.
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Grana. garlamcnt.

Baris, 5. 9e5. - 0as fron30ii.
ihe 9orlaulent ift auF oen %. 9e.
setnber 5u elmer auBeroroentlihett
Seiiion nod Garis einbernfen NOR.
oen. 9ie gitgIieoer Oes aobinets
iDer0en i'm 2aufe Der ndtIten @o6e
BON goroeaur n1d Der Sdltptitaot
slriidfebren, I'M aiindAit NIT Dem
5inan5fontite Der 9epntirterfamner
5il berotben.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-20
Notice to Parents

The Washburn Public Schools
will open September s, 1914.
All children are to report to
their former teachers and rooms
on the opening day. Their
former teachers will promote
them after giving them complete
instructions as to where to go,
so that there will be no mis-
understanding or confusion
The Church School near the
Lincoln building will not be used
this year but it will be open on
the opening day SO that those
who attended there last year
may be sent to the proper
grades by the teacher. Give
your children an equal chance
with other children by starting
them on the opening day.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-20

For Sale:--A No. fresh COW. {.
f. Bogenrief.
Wauted--A 2nd hand organ.
Must be ia first class condition. IN
qn're of G. f. Bogenrief.
Mrs. Louis Geisert of Park Falls,
who has been visiting in the city
sine last week, left Tuesday FOR her
home.
Mss Hildagard Trtzner return' d
tc. St. Paul Tuesdayafternoon where
she will resume her studies to be-
come trained nurse.
Supt. John w. Gibson of the
Northwes tern Fuel company in this
city is expecting boats to begin
arriving by the carly part of next
mouth. As soon as the boats start
coming the electrical lower will be
used on the docks instead of the
steam power now in use. A strike
in the coal fields has been holding
up coal shipments.
The Doyle, Hanson and Lien
machines with parties aboard are
leaving this afternoon for a fishing
trip to the Bark River.
Bernard Lee was up from Rice
Lake for a day during the past
week visiting with relatives and
friends.
Ne,s Ostrum returned the latter
para of the week from Wausau
where he attended the State Con-
yention of the Red Men, going as
delegate from the local order.
Miss Ida Hanson, who has been
stenographer in the law office of A,
w. Mcleod for The past year or
more, has accepted position at the
Bayfield, County Bank and began
work at that institution Monday
morning.
Mrs. Isaac Terry and Miss Bennett
of Walkerville. Ont. are visiting in
the city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren E. Bennett.
John Mcdonald, F. A. Bell, Nels
NJ. Oscar, A. M. Warden and Harvey
Irish were at Mocuah Saturday
attending the Cattle Sho-' and
interviewing the voters there.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-20
Surprised Their Friends

A little item under the heading of
Marriage Licenses" which appeared
in the Duluth News-Tribune of
Wednesday morning was sufficient to
let out the secret of the marriage of
Miss Lucy Veno to Mr.. Oscar John
son of this city. Had it not been for
this little item, which the Duluth
reporters would not overlook, it
might have been some time before
the people of this city would have
learned of the marriage of the couple.
But as it is they are now receiving
the congratulations of their many
friends. The couple were married
some time ago but since the publica-
ton of the item yesterday Mr.. John
son left for Duluth where he will
join his wife.
The young couple are well and
favorably known in the city where
they have lived practically all of
their lives.