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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
HAYESVLLLE ITEMS
Capital Journal Special Service.

Capital journal Special Service.)
Mr., Reynolds upplc house Mt Hayes.
vile was the scene Of most ENJOYABLE
time Saturday evening when the BIZ.
racn class Of the Sunday school and a
number Of their invited guests spent
the evening in wrestling, boxing, jump.
ing and other gymnastic sports The
affair wus Il stag party and many
stunts were pulled of which caused
much merriment, Doughnuts and cider
served in up.todatc style formed the
refreshments for the evening
Grant Wikoff and John stettlcr, Of
Salem, spent Sunday ut the homes of
their respective parents in Hayesville.
Mrs, Vickery arrived last week from
Indiana and viii spend several weeks
visiting Ut the home Of her brother Mr..
NJ, Hnlbert, whom she Ind not seen for
twenty.ono years. Mrs Vickery In.
tends visiting other Oregon places be
fore returning to her home state
Mrs. y. A. pruitt is recovering from
a severe illness.
Mr., s. Willis visited school Wcdncs.
day and gave the pupils Of the cd.
yancod room an interesting address.
His subject was "Habit"
The attendance In the primary room
during the past week was only about
half IFS usual number owing 10 the ill
ness Of many Of the pupils.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
onlv ono UBRoMo QuINTNE,

Whenever you feel cold coming on,
think Of the full name, LAXATIVE
BROMO QUlNINE. Look for sigma
ture Of i. W. Grove ON box. 2jc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
X X x K K x i 4 x 4 X = 4 !
COURTESY APPRECIATED.

X Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. co.
X Fearing that burglars would
X blow up his brand new safe, S.
X Y. Kelser, a merchant here,
x hung a sign upon it last night
X which read: "Saye your dyna-
X mite; the safe isn't locked. "
x A burglar happened along dur
4; ing the night. He easily opened
x the door and stole $2S. Depart
x ing, he peneiled below Kelser's
x notice; "'Your courtesy appre-
< ciated.
y ]; 4 4 \ !: 4 x X \ < x \ 4 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20

However, the average man doesn I
realize how lucky he is when a woman
refuses to marry him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
IS GIVEN
VERDICT FOR $895
Sale Of Patent Pump Declared
By Jury to Have Been
Fraudulent Transaction

Finding for the plaintiff in every
count asked for the jury in the case Of
Frank Schuler against f. A. Evans
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum of 1896 and costs at noon
today. The controversy arose over the
selling Of one-third interest in a
patent pump valve by the defendant
to Mr.. Schuler for the sum of $3.50.
Later Mr.. Schuler advanced $45 more
for the perfection of the patent and
then he claimed that he had been de.
frauded of this amount. The defend.
ant was given ten days in which to
file motion for new trial and Judge
Kelly in granting the request for an
extension of time stipulated that the
motion be argued on the Saturday fol
lowing the filing of the motion. S. II.
Heltzel appeared for the plaintiff and
Allen R. JOY of Portland, for the
defendant.
j. Il. Hosmer, indicted on the
charge of criminal libel and arrested in
Silverton yesterday, was arraigned in
department No. | of the circuit court
today and given until Friday morning
at 8 O'Clock to enter his plea in the
case, The indictment brought in by
the grand jury states that Hosmer re-
printed the alleged affidavit Of Mary
Lasanen on January Is which caused
his former arrest and conviction. In
doing so Hosmer referred to himself
as Z" dead game sport in coming out
again with the article which caused the
trouble before.
The trial Of Blasius Grasser, charged
with the murder of Elmer Bacon, be.
gan this afternoon at o'clock and the
examination of the jurors began. A
special venire Of 10 Jurors were drawn
as it was announced by the attorneys
in the ease that the selection Of the
jurors would be long drawn out. 1t is
not expected that the taking Of the
testimony in the case win begin before
tomorrow afternoon. Grasser is charg'
cd with second degree murder, for the
killing Of the II year old boy who
climbed upon the fence on his way to
work in the dusk Of the dawn on Jan
uary 1. Grasser confessed to the
crime to Sheriff Esch and deputy
sheraiff W. !, Ncedham.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
ENGLAND MUST EXPLAIN.

< Washington, an. 20.--Follcw-
ing the receipt of a report from
< Ambassador Gerard, OF the Brit
isn detention Of the cotton
< steamship Greenbrier, the state
< department today asked Sir Ce.
ii spring. Rice, the British ambas-
sador, to obtain full explana-
+ tion of the incident from Eng
X land.
K X x x x X X X 4 x x x X x 4;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20

in q d ERE
OF Ab III many canals c hero nj anh u wtlm generally
tp Thug evivug o t snr h has been altered
@ q d tmpmy Me tpr dm@ bw eH so
cen a m r n ar seen famous
AHa.u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20

All discontinued patterns greatly reduced in order to dispose Of them
quickly cleaning least in order to keep
showing the select stock in city
all specially merchandise
time the support Of friends
beginning almost always
ending
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20
Gallant Lancaster Sergeant Promoted
Only to be Killed T'wo Days Later

ficers declare that he undoubtedly
saved the division from capture or an
Inhalation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20

Genuine Leather Rockers
Regular $500 Oak Rock
er with genuine leather
seat, only .......",S ,S5.75
Regular $1,000 Quarter
sawed Oak Rocker, genu-
inc leather auto seat S7.S5
Regular $3.50 Oak Rock
er, imitation leather seat,
only ......,........S4,o0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-20

= = 3 3 Z = Z = = : : x : : 3 \.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
Mtcs sd)iff pcrientt.
siirfei melOet, Oak 5iuei Herionen
iiiitgefDntnlen itnO.

&onftontinDpel, "a. Mai, brobt=
lDs nod Berlin unb 2pnDon. Ser
tiirfifbe generalifab bat geftern bic
folgenbe amtIide Grfldrung befonnt
geseben: n9as 25 Sabre alte Ra=
lonenboot r5oIerf-i@Deria4 purbe
seftern na6mittae BON einem feinb=
li9en l1nterfeeboot in ben Grunb
sebDbrt. 3pei Mitslieber Der
Mannfdaft tpurOen setDtet, bic on=
beren entfamen unperlebt.1
9as aanOnenboot .Solenf=iz1e=
rio ipnrbe i'm Sabre 1890 III Riel
sebant nnb botte ein Displacement
bon 886 9Onnen. Gs purbe ais
5iIfsfdiff fir bic SorpsoOflOttius.
benuBt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
arrangements fit Gmpfans eetrufcu.

Sic arrangements fir BEN G1a=
pfans Der Minneapoliier Gneros Sdloz
Ter ii1b getroffen fporoen. Die Wfit=
glieDer be5 Commercial Clubs uilc
anbere GeiddftSleute iperoen ltc) nm
IS llbr 30 am Meinneapolis &c. ct. 2onts
Babnbof einfilloen llno ilnter ben
&ldngen BET .. Negimcllts aapeIle iperz
ben bic Wdtslieber Ser ,Willneapolts
5Gipic ac, Commerce 9lllociotion" e1rad
Der MinnelDta Gtrabe begleite1 fpe
Hrdlibent 9. q. Sttomeper pnr ben
Commercial Stub 99dl1nlihfeiten oie=
felben i'm 9iamen beS Clubs berslid)
millfomnen beiben miro. Gr miro
oann 8iireernleiiter 6riti1e Doritellen
.iDel6er Die Gdite i'm Nonlen Der lSta0t
belDillfomnlnet. ,0arallf folat cine
flrSe 9lnlpra6e BON etllem Der Wtit=
glieber Der @elellf6aft.
Die 2. 9fesimertS Gapellc ipiro Bic
aht llbr GonSertl1uiif liefern llilb miro
Oarln BON ber MtiilneappliS 8anb abz
sel0it iuerOen. J3fpilhcn z urlb 8 llbr
merOen ben Gditen NntoS 3ur gerfieung
geitellt ID bqb iie Bic 5tabt belidfigen
f0nnen. I'm s llbr beginnt eia Sic
tire Sbofp" ipeldeS an ser Gde bon
Minnelota urlb /. gforb GtraBe eea
seben miro. Sails bos Wetter nn-
9iiniti9 tit miro Die llnterbaltllns IN Der
gurnballe a5esbaften peroen. GS fuiro
fein @intritt oa5u erboben meroen.
l1ngefdbr 100 WiinneapoliS Soldiers
beteilieen iib an bieier gjeiddftsreiie.
9ieielben meroen ben ndhiten nloroen
Stem lllnl iiber Die Chicago &c. 9lortb=
Deitern Giiellbabn perlallen unb su=
nddif Safe Grnital beindell. Die 8iir=
GET TIM gllgemeinen iperbcn erilldt iid
9onnerstagabenb ben 3. SUM reCbt
5ablreid alf Der Minneiota @traBe fin=
5nfi1lben, ID Dab eth reyes 5reibfn allf
Oer 5trabe 5u ieben lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
Wertaste Gitnne Der GDnntp Some
mii1Gre.

Die Gountp GDnlnilldre BON Groinz
Gonntn bielten letten DOnnerStag
eine pertaste Situng ab. Sir Oieien
Tag iparen Aagebote eiflgefor0ert poroat
( fir oas @rabtren BON State Goaos
SEQ. 4, 5, 6 unb z nnb fir baS Blaciren
BON Gulperts. Die folgenben Nngez
bote poren einselaufen: s. s. Sdnit
bon WabaiiO fir Sob 6, 8 llno 8,
| So, ,411.60;
| Sos. gampion, Mailfato fiir alie
Sobs, G'rabiren fiir 21 GsatS pro
Gubif Naro, r1nrnpifing fir IS
Gents bro SUB. Sobn o. 5dueller,
| Sleepn Gne, fir Sob. go. 4, $17S2l0O
lnno fiir ertra Warbage % Gents prO
Gubif Warb.
gnorcm Teterlon fiir Gulpert8, Sill
so pro Worb fiir eefpDbnlihe 3oltffet
GnlpertS ll1lh $3.50 fiir ureztnforceo"
Goncret GnlpertS.
9(nton 8rano, Stem lllnt, SobS !, 6,
Is unb 9 S3,277.O0. Oiinneapolis
Steel &c. Waadinern 60, gngeh0t allF
giien unb Stabl GulDert8, pon 3s
Gents bis $3.05 BRO 6ll6. gSinona
Concrete gilbert 60, Stem llln allf
&oneret @ulpertS.
9luf Slntrag ipltrbell Die &ontrafte
an Nnton Branb bon Stem Him nno
Sobn 8. Shneller BON Gleepp she, oie
| 1liebrigiten gnsebote pergeben llilb es
ipnrbe ferner belhlOilen hie Gulperts
BON Der gillona Concrete gilbert SO.
| BIT fhufeit.
Der 8orliber n1lb Gollntn 9lllhitor
lmurben allthoriliert nit ben esfolg=
rei6en 8ietern einen Gontraft einsu=
geben nno beren 8iirslhaft ,elltsll=
beiben.
/ Sin S6retben bon 6enrn 8edntan
|inbesus auf serbro6ene 9i0bren I'm
@onntn 9it6 SEQ. 16 murbe on Sonnz
miifdr Bolfoip 5ur llnterfudun9 iiber=
lmieien.
/ &omn1iildr Halnler berihtete l6riftz
lid oaB sic Siberia Briide NIT relien
lYlanfen llrb neuei1 Shpellen Derieben
Imerben lolle. Die Nngelegenbeit iplroe
| baburh erlebigt, bab Der Sat bie s9iot=
lipenbigfeit bieler 9feparatllren Eunterz
Ilnhen iperoe.
9as Gon;tse fiir Court @olk lIilS
| Sail fpurbe ermdhtist Bic bon Staat
4 Boiler Snipeftor Dorseidlaeenen Ser
beiierllnger on Dem @ourt 6ouie 8arnpfa
/ feiieln Dornebnlen gu laiienH
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
Seier beg Observation-Disclosures.

st
Ste Stem Hliner lperoeil ben grdbers
| lhmiidlngStag ndhiten SamStag ben
[29. Meai In berf0nlnlliher @eiie feierr.
| ga Der 80. Scat allf eirlen Sonrtag
fdllt ei1liete ii6 bas arrangements
&Dn1itee fpe1beS Die @rdberidniidllngs5
feier IN 9dnben bate allf ben 20. Mai.
9lls ipdter @Dpernenr Sant1nonbs Broz
flanation befai1nt eeeeben ipuroe ba6
Montag Der 81. N1ai als geieblider
6eiertag su betrad)ten lei, mar es sll
| ipdt INN ailoere arrangements Sa treffen.
Ser eigentlthen Seier allf benz staotz
IfrieobDf gebt eine BaraOe porallS ipelde
|iid) beiln Sllbianer .Monllmert nm 9
| llbr IN Gepeeung ieBen lpirb. Sol.
Sobn Builders lit Set Maribaa llao
| bat Gapt. 8. 9. Vosel, Gapt. Wm. 6.
&od nnb lieutenant 6rans gtiemarlll
IalS ieine Nbiltta1lten ernarl1t. gie
Garaoe ipirb fieb tpie folgt forllliren:
p. 6eeimerts &apelle uno 5anptquarz
tier Gompasilie, SO. rN4, Madine
Sun So, Wfitslieoer bes Sefer Boite1l
gu SUB 8urgS Batterie, 9eteranen in
&utf6en, 6eder Gircle IN Sudden, oie
Steiner oeS gaeeS, Stabtrat lllo Stir
ger tn Gntihen ll1lb Sdulfirber. Der
l3ng fptrb lid BON State ollf Center
Strabe Bis Broabpan belpeaen, allF
Broaopan Bis 2. Giib Gtrabe, oanrl
fldngS 2. Giib GtraBe biS Mirneiota
strabe, ldngs Minnefota strabe bis
4. 9forb .Gtrabe, nnb gDon 4. Noro
|@trabe bis State Strabs llro oarn
BON state Strabe nad bem 6riebhof.
Grof. q. q. 9ldernann miro oie
oeutide 9feoe balten unb Wfajor gilbert
8faenber oie ensliide. sllf bein 5rieo=
bof miro Die 2. GegilneiltS Gapelle
nlebrere Subertiiren bortragel1 llno
Odtglieber oeS Seder Circle iperoen
etlide @eiangs=Nrntnern ltefern. 9as
Bubliflim i'm allsemetnen ipirb berSlih
eirselaben bielen Seierlidfeitei1 beisll=
mobnen. Gie perifiebenen Nforul=
llerlte iperbell aud oieies sSabr sfped=
entipredenb oefDriert iein iofpie Ste
Grdber ber SDlbaten iii ben bret
6rieob0fen Ser 5toot no oie geteranen
begraben lirlb. sluf iebenl bieier @rdber
miro eire fleine SABINE placirt ieirl.
Wdbre1lb beS Dersangenen Sabres bat
Der 9eder Soften 4 Waitglieber our6
ben Cob Derloren. 9ieie iino 6ranfl
sSrieoman1t, Well3el 3auer, 9lnorep
5offmanll llrO 6re6 @altber.
Manor Jritf6e bat feline groflanlaz
ton erlailen iporin Die @eiddftSlelte
aufeeforoert lper0en bie G5eiddftsbduier
ndhreno Der Dauer Der @rdberidmiid=
unsSfeier iii idlieBen. Die Ganfen
baben iid 0abin eeeiaiet ibre Oeiddfte
mdbrenb oeS 9allSen IageS 5li ihlieben.
Sine gor5e gln5abl ber @eiddftsleute
reroen ibre Gelhdfte alid 9e1hIoiiel
bolten. Die Stem lllm Holt feiert olh
ben Grdbsri6nliidunoSta9 liilo unler
Qofal nirO Ben 9ansen Gag iiber ee=
fdloiien iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
Hatieuten i'm Union @pspital.

6oleenoe Datiertelt iino felt alnierer
lehten 9lllnuner einsetreten: Better 5az
ee, ct. SameS, operation; Jrau S.
9uetfe, Goirfor, drStlide gebanoluna;
Sobn Sodner, 9. g. Operation; ssrar
GIa AnoerlOn, Stem lllrn, Operation,
Sri. 0lellie @nauf, Spanboe N2inrr
SperutiOn; Grau 9enrp Heiefe, Nriingz
ton; drstiide Bebanolun9; 6rau Gbas.
HoSS, 2afapette, dr3tlide Bebcnblnna;
Grau Ben Medpertb, 4rlington, gperz
alton; 6rau 6. N. Bonbon, Gourtlono,
9peraticn; 6rou 6ronf 9letldfi,
@eorles, dr8tlide 8ebanoluns; 5rau 6.
WsIlnsr, 6airfar, Operation.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28

cine nene, fhpere NieberIase srlit<
ten. gei ben Rdlnpfen an Der Du=
bifia DerlOren fie eejtern, inie
Berlin melbet, $500 gefanaene
unb mebr Mafdienenseipebre. Sci
biefen admpfen banbelt es Iid
bauptfddlid Inn Musfd1e Der MuFen
aus Der 5eifuns 8oipno, unb ibr
3tped beffebt in Der llnterbrshung
Der beutihen @erbinbungslinien.
Me biefe 8erfuhe iinb bisber mib<
a1iidt. unb Elm @hndhermerben Der
rufitfden angriffe 1T beutlid
ipabrnebmbar.
Sn Siiopolen, in Der @esern bon
aielce, baben Die DeutfGen unb
Seiterreiher ipeitere Jortidritte se@
ma9t. Die 9lnfunft rufiifher ger<
ftdrtunsen aus SDangDrDb unb War=
i6ou bat auh bic Deutfhen Derz
onlaBt, 8eritdrfunsen beran5u5ie<
ben, unb cine gntf9eibungsf9la1t
tit Ditli6 pDn Der 2pfa gora i'm
@ange,
am San, am Dniefter unb am
grutb iinb Die rufiifhen 9esenofs
feniipen DDfIis pereebens geipeien,
unb aus Der bloBeil Satfade, BOP
bic Huifen Bel Braempsl einen 6alt
sefunben, fdlieBt petroerab, baB
bic Deutf6en gerbiinbeteh ii6 bon
nun an auf bic Defenfipe bsi6rdn=
fen iperben. DAB bic 3ernierung
BON PraemDsl burd Die Deutfden,
Seiterreider unb llngarn einiz
&c Sage in 4nfpru4 nahm, NOR 5u
erparten, unb Der ruffiffe 9pti<
misnus 1T entfdieben perfriibt. 9as
sipif9en graembsl unb benz Sber>
lauf bes 9nieiter liegenbe Serrain
lit pDllig in ben 6dnber Der DETER
reiher, unb Elm neufr gerfu9 Der
Rufe1l Dftlid BON g5erno!pib ben
grutb gu iiberfdreiten, ertDies fih
nls Elm DDhiser Sehlf6log.
Nuf benz peitliden ariegsfdau=
plaB baben bic beutfden gruppen
nDrblid pDn Nrras ei1le Gegenofs
fenfiDe eineeleitet, Die bic groberung
feinblider @telungen BEL NeupiGe CUR
5o1se bette. Der @ang Der Greignii1e
auf bieiem Serrain bat pieberum be-
tpiefen, bob Die Qliierten troB Der
benfbar srDBten Qnitrensunaen nidt
in Der Gage iinb, Die beutfhe 5rOnt
5u bur6breden.
Serlin, "a. Mai. Der be,ttids
Generalitab perDffentlidte bente
mittag folge,tbe GrflGrnne.
nMnf bena ueitliden ariegsidJan-
plate iunrben mebrere Mnsriffe Der
Seinbe 5,uiidjen Menpe gbapeae nnb
Gipendp, tpie bei Mblain nno Ne1-
bile nit id)iueren gerlniten fir ben
Gesner snriifseidlasen. 8ir mad)-
ten $50 8efangene.
p3mtiden Maas nnb Wpiel fin-
ben MIR 4rtiaeriefampfe itaft. Sm
@nlbe bpn Sc gretre crlitten Die
Sransoien seitern idiuere gerlmite.
uanf Dem 6itliden nno iibSitli-
den &riegsldanplate lit bic Gage
i.nperanoert.
Gonitantinopcl, "a. g,ai. Ser
tiirfiide @eneralitab ber1ffentlidJte
bente mittas fDlsenbe Grflatnns:
Dgei ibre1n seitrisen ansriff ani
bic tiirfiiden Stellnnsen bei Gcb-
Onl=gabr batten Die griten iino
Sransoien fnrd,tbare @erlnite. Sic
liefen allein an Spten 1900 Manm
5nriid. Sbr ansriff iuuroe b6llia
suriifaeidlagen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
In Mcflloriar1

Der Ranpf 1T gu Gnbe,
aein 2eio mebr eud briidt,
MennE liebenbe 5dnbe
Das Grab eu6 sef6miidt-
Mait 8lumen, Die fprieBen
@npor gu bem 2idt,
l1no fliifterno eu9 griiBen:
Die 2iebe firbt nidt.-
llnb ipenn auG Derbluifen
Die Blumen i'm lidt.
Sbr SOten, Derluhen
@et0 Shr BON uns niht!
Wenn fol6e 8ebanfen
Die 5eier ruff tDa4:
Den gDten 81 Danfen
ST bann fir ben Gag.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28

$50 8lumen fih ranfen
I'm aren5e BON Stein.
Oa finb in @ebanfen
Die Soften nod bein.
Mas Seures Die groe
Mit Ra1en bebedt,
Mit Nnba9t beut' tperbe
Bon 2iebe geipedt.
lInb mann Sbr Das 5eure
Wit Blumen oedt all,
Damn Denft aud an cure
Dereinftige Stub;
Wnnn iDeinen6 unliteben
Die 2ieben bas @rab
l1nb fir euh erfleherl
Den 5rieben berab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28
9samensliite Ser md, lebenoen &ameraben.

gianensliie Der mod ebenoen &ameraben
August Heimann Dngr John
Doehne George Everlng Paul FortMengler Henry
Frank William Kossner Jacob, Jr. Geber Frank
Hartmann Vincent Manderfeld Kruger -
Huberti Anton Penning Martin Marschne Bernhard
Laudon John SchapekahmJ HI Pennng Peter
MoH1eny Schneider Jacob Schlumpbeger John
Pfeferle Richard Schneider George SchWede Fred
Voge Joseph p Zolner Xavier
elite Der peritprbenen Gameraocn,
CITY Dauer Wenze Preisnger Wolgang
Baumgartner Bernh. Mueller Adoph Scheible Querian
Baxter John Meyer Adam Schneider
Berry Dr. g. Meyer John Schnobrch Joseph
Blanchard Albert Neeman Henry Stuetz John
Bobeter JOS Nix LUTHERAN
Brandt Fred A. Nun John Sr Laudenschlager John
Castor J. B. Mowery Christ Schwer Christ
Christmann Henry JOS August
Clothier G. p Pafrath Casper COTTONWOOD
Exne Herman Paulson John G.
Fay Ludwig W Pelz Carl Dahl Christ
Fischer Richard Pfaender I'M
Fraas John Peler George Hamann Henry
friedman Frank Quense August LINDEN.
Triton German Radke Henry
Furrig Schedrch Theo. COURTLAND.
Gerboh Fred Schllng Henry
Gueich George Schmidt Jacob WEST NEWTON.
Hanf Oscar chnucke AltmannM
Hauensten John Brandt George
Hausburg August Spenner John Beetle David
eersW Wm. The VIM Banchi Charles
Helm August Toberer j. C.. Bushard w. NJ G..
Helman August
Hofnann Louis
HUH r r. Winkler Schiedel Ath.
Jungbauer Thos. Walther red LATE WAR.
Juni Benedict CATHOLIC CITY.
Kunnn Christian Basen Bennet Elisha D.
Lille Beck George Brandt AupF F
AdandafeId Anton eassenM M Mueller Louie
AfcA Arch. Holm JOS. Torgenson Saliva
h1cKttrick James Fred
August Kinknecht Conrad CATHOLIC.
Mele Fred Messmer Anton Bobeter Ed j.
Coc~ ss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-28

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-30
OWN CHILD;
PUT UNDER ARREST

Des Moines, March 27.-Because he
wanted to take his own four-year boy
away with him, George A. Roberts OF
Hampton, was placed under arrest ana
locked in the city Jail. Roberts came
to this city from his home after re-
ceiving letter from his wife, who is
now waiting to obtain a divorce, say
ing that he could not have possession
of the child March 26. The father
was determined to take the boy any,
way, and was arrested when he was
leading the boy along the streets, and
the child was returned to his mother.
According to a court order exhibited
by Roberts to the police, he was to
have the child during school vacations.
He was under the impression that the
Easter holidays came under tnat
head and when he was told differently
by his wife came here to use force,
according to the story told the officers
who made the arrest.
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OFFICERS ARREST
MAN AT MAXWELL

Moulton, March 27.-Last evening,
week ago, the Blouer & Son hard
ware store was broken into and about
$50 worth of cutlery was taken. There
was no clue and the supposition was
that the burglar was roaming tramp
and the search ended. On Wednesday
parties at Maxwell, wired that man
was on the streets trying to sell
pocket knives bearing the name of
Blouer & Son, Moulton, and what
shall we do with him." The word
went back to hold the man. Accord
ingly Constable Mac Tobin went up
to Maxwell and brought the fellow
down and yesterday morning turned
his prisoner over to the local author
tiles. Several Of the citizens identified
the man, but before Justice Cole he
pleaded not guilty and in default Of
bail was taken to the county Jail at
Centerville, and the grand jury will
further look into the case.
The stranger said his name was
Bert Williams and his age 25 years.
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TRAIN STRIKES
EIGHT HORSES

Ida Grove, March 27.-Northwestern
passenger train from Sioux City to Des
Moines, No. %. struck a bunch of
eight head of horses on crossing
three miles west of this town and kill
ed four of the animals and so badly
crippled another that it was after
wards killed. The horses had broken
out of a field near by and assembled
on the crossing, the electric light
binding and terrifying them so that
they did not move. The engineer on
the train saw the horses just before
he struck them but thought that he
had hit only one of the animals, and so
reported when he reached the station
Two of the animals were carried al
most one hundred feet on the pilot or
the engine before they were thrown to
one side, and it is a miracle that the
train was not ditched. The passen-
gers on the train knew nothing about
striking the horses until told by the
trainmen after they had reached this
point
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LITTLE BENIN n y i BO y n
~ LEE PAPE

kick my feat agenst the side Of the
bed, and ma sed, That duzent do the
bed eny particular good, you no.
Yes man, sed. And stopped do,
ing it, and aftir vile sed, Wood it
be awl rite to say, rent hole in my
pants.
Are you starting in avn that agen
sed ma.
Jest tell me that, it's the last wun, /
sec.
Well then, yes, it wood be awl rite,
sed ma.
Well, | did, sed.
Did wat, sed ma, and I sed, Rent a
hole in my pants. And l got up awf of
the side of the bed and termed Ground
and showed her.
Well for merseys sakes, yure moo
pants, sed ma.
rent them climbing ovir Simkinses
tents for my ball, l sed And I took
them awf and ma fixed them and then
/ put them avn agen and termed err
round and looked at myself In the mir
rer and I coodent hardly see the place
ware I had rent them
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FIRST ATTEMPTED
THEFT OF dope"

Marshalltown, March 27-The first
attempted theft Of dope since the
federal law went into effect was
brought to light here yesterday when
a travelling man who gave the name Of
George Harlan, aged "a, was arrested
for stealing $23 worth of heroin from
local drug store. Harlan entered
the store and asked the proprietor to
use the telephone. He stepped behind
the prescription case, and moment
later the proprietor heard the clink Of
bottles. Upon investigating he found
two bottles of heroin tablets missing.
He searched his visitor, found the
drug, and had the thief arrested. Har-
tam claims he became addicted to
the use Of the drug by having it ad-
ministered to him in case of sick
ness a few years ago. He was not
prosecuted