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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-23
Sic Strife.

Sin pollitdnoiser 3uiammenbru9.
Oas 1T bic allein 3utreffenoe Be-
3ei4nuns fir ben Wer!ouf Der mi.
grobem 8eldrei ansetiinbeten Ditto
men CUR 8ebebung Der Mrbeitsloiiq=
.elt. yfi4ts, rein gar ni9ts lit Bis
Der gelheben, um bos Cos Der MiI=
llonen gu beIfern, bic unter ben Sol
gen Der Irbeitsloiisteit erbriidt perz
ben.
IS lit cine fiirdterlide Rataitro=
fbe, bic iiber bas orbeitenbe Wo!f
oes 2nnbes bereinsebrohen 1T. Sang
lam ihpinoen bic lebten Notaroz
iden, bic es aelunsen 1T, beiIeite gu
legen. Die 9ilfsmittsl, NIT benen
man iia in anberen 3eiten ausbelfen
tonn, periosen jebt poIlitdnbia. got
uno Weraipeiflung bauft in ben Wo6=
nunsen Der Nrmen. Die Selbitmorb=
dronit in ben 3eitunssn 1dfpilIt an,
eben1o bic 9tatiitit iiber bic Ser
brehen.
Wie elm genitter, iber Ro6t lam
bic &ataitropbe, ertlGren bic perontz
iportunsspolle poiten innebobenoen
Mdnner i'm 2onbe. i'm Stoat unp IN
ben Stdbten. Dies 1T cine eroBe
2iige. Die 3eit bes idledten sc.
f4dftsgonses sdbit in Imerita nitt
lett Woden. sic tom oud nidt erft
nit Musbrud bes 8rieees in Guro>
pa. Sic beitebt lett Elm pnor Sab
rem. @on Monat gu Monat immer
fdlimmer iperbeno. Shon i'm 5riib>
,abr 1914 tonnte es porausaelaot
peroen, bab Der Winter 1914-15
fir bos arbeitenbe 8olt fbredlides
Glenb ourd) Nrbeitsloiisteit brinsen
lpirb.
Qlmerita bat teine unporeinaenomz
menen 8eobahter uno 8enner Der
8oltsipirtihoft. 3uminbeitens nidt
in ben &reiien berer, bic bas Qan6,
bic Staaten unb bic Stdbte beberr@
iden. glus politiI6en @riinben tpi<
herbollte bos 2anb ben Sommer
iiber bon benz @ei4rei Der proiperi~
tit. Wenn es bos Nolt fhon nint
fiiblen tonnte, es iollte bDren, tpie
gut es iid unter bemotratif9er 9errz
ichuft leben ldbt.
Die Mot lpri6t cine harte Gprahe.
Die Wob!en brahten BEN Demotra<
ten cine gelpaltige Nieberlaee. Die
Republitaner iiesten. Wieber tan,
cas @eIhrei iiber proiperitdt. Sdsz
lid purbe es in ben 3eitunsen Be-
-ihtet. 10 uno iopiele Gabriten nebr
men bic Mrbeit tpieber auf nadbem
iie leit Jriibjabr seihloiien seipeier
finb. Sauienbe bon feiernoen Mrbei<
tern betommen nun tpieber Be54df>
tisuns. Der bolle Dinnerpail BE-
gann pieber feline Rolle ou ipielen.
@rft Mitte Tesember tam es 70.
tpeit, bab es tein Wertufhen mebr
aab. gu 3ebntauienben fammelten
iid bic Irbeitslofen Dor ben Gabri=
Ten an, bon benen' es aus ireenh
einem @runbe bieb, Mrbeiter perben
bort oufsenommen. Ob NIT Willen
ober basesen. Grbebunsen uber ben
tlmfons Der MrbeitsIoiisteit mubten
ttattfinben. Tie Mabrbent tam an
ben Sag. Mebr als oipei Mlillioner
Nrbeiter iinb obne Mrbeit. Millionen
bon WGnnern. Millionen bon s5rouen
unb Rinbern miifien bunsern. De,
Rapitalismus ft0bt bic burd ieir
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-23

Wirti rtifoftsipitem beroubten MoIIen
hes Woltes bon iih.
Imerito lit reid. Seine trieaeri=
1hen Greignilfe berbeeren feline sslu,
rem. llnb bod sibt es feine Silfe
fiir bic Millionen Menfhen, pelfe
obne 9lrbeit iinb. Mit Silfe Der
gunbespoit, ben itaatliden unb ftdb=
tiihen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
purbe perfpro4en. @rbeit gu bef6ofz
fen. Die Masoaine iinb NIT Waren
oller 4rt iiberfiiIlt. Dos in GIent
lnb geot befinblids @olt tonn teine
gBoren toufen. Der Worenabfab
ftodt. Waren gu er5eusen, aibt benz
3apitalismus bic MDslidteit, g}rp=
tit gu MAIDEN. 8nnn Der aapitolisz
mus teinen profit MAIDEN, beIddftiat
er au4 feline Nrbeiter. Gs aibt teine
slrbeit gu bermitteln. Die topitali,
itiide Wslt 5eist iid 'biIflos. Das
1T eine ber ariien bes tapitoliiti=
fhen Spitems, bic INNER tpiebertebz
rem, Biz einit bas Spitem bes Rapi=
tolismus beieitist lit. Der Soaio=
ltsmus al!ein tpirb 1ol1e 0ortomm=
niile bouernb unmDslid MAIDEN.
Wenn einit Daren ni9t mebr eraeuat
ipereen, INN burd ibren 0ertouf proz
ut 5ll MAIDEN. probu3iert pirb nur,
nm bic 8ebiirfniiie Der Meniden gu
befrieoi9en, erit bann tperben poile
Mosoaine gum 8orteil Der Wlenid=
belt fem.
Sic Mrbcitcr miiiIem iidD riibrcn.
9ie 5ilfsattion fir bic Mrbeits=
lolen Der Stobt glepelonb 1T an
ibrem idmmerliden Gnbe anselonet,
6dtte mon nit sroben Worten belfer
tonnen, mare es getpiB se5heben. Der
8urgermeiiter, Der prG iibent Der Gle
pelano Junoation, bos ernonnte 36z
9lieoerise aomites, iie ollie nabmen
BEN Munp sebOris boil. 0orteil
batte bnpon niemanb.
Wm lebten Somstna tpurbe in ber
IrbeItspermittluns oufgeb0rt, peitere
Ginlhreibunsen entseeen gu nebmen,
ba $1,000 9lrbeitsloie einseldrieben
tparen uno fir bic teine Nrbeit Be-
idofft perben tonnte. Oie 6erren
bon benz sroben &omitee eilen apor
tpeiter tbren 2un4 i'm 6otel 6ollen=
ben. oapon iperoen iebod nur bie1c
0eute uno feline WrbsitsloIen lott.
Insebli9 iinb iiber 1000 9lrbeitsz
lofen 9lrbeitspldBe 5ugeiuieien NOR
ben. Seioer iparen bies msi(t nur
Nrbeiten fir einen ooer 5tpei Sase.
Cieie Irbeitsauneilunsen perm0d3ten
oher bic 3abl Der grbsitslolen ielbit
honn niht gu minbern, ipenn lie
ftdnoise Nrbeiten betreffen ipiirben.
Sn Der 3pif4en3eit bat ii9 bic Or
5eitsloiisteit um minbeftens 5000
bererDbert unb finb in glepelant
minbeitens 10000 Mrteitsloie.
Mas in Beridten u. (. m. iiber
bic Ittion CUR 8ebebuns Der DR.
beitslofsteit in ben 3eituneen iebt
unb in Der nd4ften 3eit nod perDf=
fentli4t perben mag, 1T nidts ols
BLUFF. bic 8eoolteruns iiber ben
ipirfliden 3uitanb binmessutduf fden.
I'm Der Mrbeiterfdaft liest es nun.
gu seisen. bob lie iieb 10 nidt al.
ipeiien ldbt. Die Mrbeiter iinb an
Der arife unf4ulbis, lie boben elm
Re&t, gu forbern. bab fe Dor benz
S&limmften sef@iibt tperben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-23

onoeren 2dnbern Der Welt nit bod
nd1ieer 9eberbe iiber bas Gleno Der
proletarier CUR 1asesoronuns iiber,
itiesen oieie proletarier fir ibre Snz
tereHen auf bic Stroben. Warum
nidt aud bier in Mmerita2 Muf. Mrz
better. madt am IL. Gebruar hermit
ben Mufan9!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-23

Tos auberoroentlihe &rieasse.
rid)t III Sniterburg hatte iid ipie.
Der nit mebreren ,sdllen bon Eliin-
oerl,ngen ndbreno Der Hulienseit 5u
bcib1ftigen. Gs lagcn mitnnter reht
ihlpere Sale Dor, Die gang enpfino-
life Strafen nah iitb 5ogen. ange.
flaet iparen II. a. DER @eiiser Srieo-
rid Iannboier aus llsbun0Bcn. Der
tp1breno iener Belt, no es natiirlib
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-23

(8crtietxno auf Seite 5.)
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19
For Photographs Of Quality
90 to
e. e. WEARY,
Photographer,
Oregon, No

Harry Johnston and wife Of Nan.
sas City, have been enjoying . visit
with Mrs. is mother, Mrs. N. ID.
Walker, and also With her bFo' hers
and sisters. Mr.. J. returned to his
home Saturday, and Mrs. j. remained
for another weeks stay. We we're
glad to see them both looking SO well.
Herbert Sparks Is iimping around
Is II something Is wrong with his
propellers-snd there Is. He was over
TO Dave HoiImann's, Monday OF this
week, February 18th, and WAS cut
ting some limbs from some trees,
when the AZ glanced and II caught
his right foot, nearly severing the two
outer toes OF his right foot. Dave
brought him TO town, and DR.,
Thatcher liked him up In good shape.
"A telegram came Tuesday stating
that Mrs. Anna f. Louden was criti'
caily III At her home near Santee,
Neb. Two OF her sons, Allen and
Taylor Louden, left Immediately TO
be With her. She began 10 fall In
health about two years ago, but has
not been considered dangerously sick
Old age and . general breakdown
caused the trouble. Craig Leader
February ~.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

49,. - -
-\ifa'fa Hay Tor sale a, my barp
In - EXON Grn u MuRGAN.
Russell Kurt came 10 town. enc
day IA, week, and presented tile
count. clerk with Il gopher soaps
= Little Miss Marjorie the baby OF
Recorder bankers household, came
down saturday and spent the das
Will papa and brotl!ers, Henry and
Oaen. She ven, back home un the
evening train.
james T. Ramsey. Through LIS
good wife. got dandy valentine on
Sunday. lI'h instant Size presented
him with a handsome baby boy, and
Z lbr, Hogan says it, mighty the
specimen, too.
County Highway Engineer rere,
has ca ed lis snnua, meeting q road
urer>eerS for Friday, Ma'cL !, al ore
gon, Mo, a. II o'clock a, N. lie
hopes 20 have every road o'erseer In
tie county present
! Mr. Ear Cooper vent up -
/ CRAIG Monday, 10 look after he' son,
: Ciaud, Who is a little unbalanced
: for tie present on accoun, Of lis wife
I presenting him With son which ~as
born sariy that morning
Lee Polk, Who has been - very
low with pneumonia, Il nov conyA'
lescins. His sister, Mrs Kate
Christian, has returned 10 her
home In Rock Port, but his sister,
Emma, IL still With him.
Dan Hahn. OF Forest City, h
charged with felonious assault on T..
=. Fitzmaurice, by Prosecuting Al.
torney Tibbels, and hts preliminary
hearing is set for tomorrow, Satur'
day, 10th inst before Esquire 10
stock.
The Forest City Rehessh lodge
had . grand good time Monday even
ing, Of last week, having i've candi
dates for initiation. After the con
ferring OF the degree, an enjoyable
luncheon was served, and . real en-
joyable time Was had.
John, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomai
Foley, died al his home, north ol
Forest City, Monday, Of this week
February 10Th. He was about ~
years OF aye. We hope for an obitu
AIRY for our next issue. Funeral va,
| held Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. G. o. Berls accompanied b!
Mr., Berls, went TO the Enswor hos
pital this week, to undergo an opera
+, ton. She went under the knit,
:, Thursday morning and We under
=, stand the operation was Of q serioul
: nature, but could not learn particu
e lars up to the time Of going 10 press
Craig Leader, February u.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

&C. +. Lucas, OF ST. Joseph, was
here Saturday, hooking after come
business matters with County Clerk
Kunkel. lie Is Of the willfs.Lucxs
Lumber Company, OF 81, Joseph,
g. y. Oxley and Frank Watson
each brought IN a wolf scalp last
week, and Connty Clerk kunkel gave
them the "Sluibbulem," which In
due time will bring them each a.
Mrs. !, L, Rifle, Who was opera,'
ed on al the hospital In Rochester,
Minnesota, Is doing very nicely and
viii probably be able TO return home
next week. s'Jel'ersonian. Feb
ruary II.
A quiet wedding occurred In the
Pleasant View district, February .
when Miss Ester Lower, and Mr.
JDo l., Mccoy we're married at the
home 81 the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. l., Lower.
Miss Edith Boyd was ST. JOSEPH
visitor Monday, going down TO NEE,
her brother, VIII. who lwas there on
business. lie has been In New Mex
leo for the last four years, and left
for the West that evening.
Mrs. Alice kunz, spent a few
days last week In St. Joseph, visiting
friends. She Was greatly disappointed
In not having the opportunity to heal
Helen Keller, who Was unable I,
meet her St. Joseph engagement.
j, M. Hodgin, Of the Fairview
district, Elmer Pennington and Geo
Lentz and wife, OF New Point: Jno
II. Reeves, viii Bragg, Bob, Ruley
N. II. Martin, Henry and Fred Cook
we're sight.seers at the Kansas City
auto show last week.
The county board Of health were
called together Thursday. Of las,
week, and..'made It's order directing
the families OF Sol Sipes, Of Forbe.
township, and Charles Collins, OF Tri
umph district, be guaranteed on &C
count OF small pox.
r.. C. ellis, OF Upper Holt, was
. st. Joseph visitor Thursday, going
down TO see his sister, Miss Mabel
who had recently undergone an oper
alton At a st, Joseph hospital. W.
are pleased to learn that Miss Mahe
is doing as well as could reasonabl,
be expected.
On account of the exposure Of
Ralph Howard, teacher Of the Tri
umph school, the board deemed It tn,
better part Of wisdom to close tn,
school temporarily, Mr. Howard 70
signing, and the board immediatel,
secured the services OF Miss Ross
Noellsch, and the school win re opor
at once.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19
MRS. E. 4. NETHeRlANO.
OREGON, MO.

The members OF Meyer rost are
cordially invited to meet with Oregon
Camp, Sons OF Veterans, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, next Monday evening,
February %, TO celebrate with them
the birthday OF George Washington,
A special program Is In course Of
preparation.
The Nodswsy river WAS out Of It's
banks for few days last week, caused
by Ice gorges In the duncan mill sec.
ton. Water got into the Collins
home. who had been anarantined on
account Of the SINAI pox, and the
family MAS moved to . tenant house
belonging to J, W. Patterson.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

Warren Campbell and family have
moved to Oregon and ere occupying
the CD. Thurman property. ="
Tile Rev. T. II. Carp oniciated
at the Wedding Of Miss Edith Alice
PEARSON TO Paul Andes, both o..
Mound City, Mo, Sunday afternoon. !.
Al o'clock, at his residence. 20 West
Indiana Ave. South ~. Joseph.
VIM. Atkins and Ibis son. Earl,
with their respective families are
again In Craig. They we're residents
OF this neighborliood for about fifteen
years. leaving here In l505 for their
old home In West Virginia. They
contemplate locating on farms,
Craig Leader, February II.
Jas Landon left Monday morning
for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. On
lbs Nay he will visit hts daughters,
Gertrude and Iietty In ST. Joseph,
and his daughter, Mrs. =. u. Puilen
In Horton, Kansas. lie viii visit his
son, Grant, In Oklahoma. =. News.Jei.
feFsonian, FebrusrylI.
just As we 10 to press We learn
that G. s. Criswsll has sold his gro.
Gerry store In this city to J. II. Carter.
Mr.. Criswell and family expect TO
move to Maryville, We learn. Mr..
Carter expects to leave the stock In
Its present location for q time n
least.--News Jeiiersonisn. February
n.
County Highway Engineer Peret
Is making arrangements for the an.
nual meeting Of the road overseers.
which he says Will be held at the
court house on Friday, March 5. Mr..
Peret puts the spirit In these meet.
ings that always make them interest.
Ing, and 1t is to be hoped every road
maker viii be present.
New. Dickson, our former county
treasurer, WAS In town one day last
week, and informed us that he was
now financially interested In the
Standard Furniture & Carpet Com.
pany, OF st, Joseph, and he would be
glad u his Holt county friends would
give him chance to sell them some
OF his wares. Their store rooms are
So Frederick avenue.
Word has been received telling
the address Of Prof, and Mrs, c. d.
Hogrefe In their new home at Column
bia, where Mr.. Hogrefe and
possibly Mrs. Hogrefe will at
tend school. The folks left
here some few days ago, having
sold their furniture and stock, but 1t
has not been learned how long they
they will live at Columbia, 1t has
been asserted that the Professor will
give up In the race for county super.
intendent, Maitland Herald, Febru-
AIRY II.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

-walter Filmaurice, 81 fores,
township, l. very lpa with pneu'
nohia.
EKeeyes y Brage While In Kansas
Eity. last week, bought ear load u
leo autos.
- Miss Cora Jones visited last week
Al the home OF her sister, Mr. II T..
perrt. south OF tuAn.
See me for Heavy Harness Have
proposition that III interest you,
fRASR fosTEW
Mrs. Maud Narai,s aud Glenn, Of
81. Joseph. are here visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, william Turnham,
Mrs. Jno. u. Minton, u foTtes'
cue. visited for a few days ,hc past
week, with her sister, Mrs W. IL Al
nire.
County Highway Engineer lere,
MAS IN Napier and fortescue "a,
Thursday on business CONNECTED with
his oilice,
~ Montgomery and wife, Of
Skidmore. we're here Tuesday, visit
Ing with Father and Mother HJber,
Montgomery,
Harvey Chamberlain, living on
the Sims place, bought q Ford car
last week from the keeyes-kragg
company.
John ~ llibbird our recorder Of
deeds. has returned from Ssbe,ha
Kansas, where lie visited with III,
brother, Dr. sam.
Gilbert pullen, OF Creighton, Mis-
souri,, Is tie new conductor on the -
| Railway. His family will Join hiu
In u week or Two.
Alex Nai Buslirk Is nov NIGEL,
located In his andsomely equipped
Office. front rooms OF the second stor.
IN the vanBuskirk building.
We enjoyed a delightful visit tn
other day, from J. N. Hodgin. Of tn
Fsirview district, lie was on his re
turn trip from the X. G, auto show
We are really sorry to hear OF II,
alarming illness OF Charley yanCamE
Of Minton tow nship, and hope ere thi
issue IL IN his home lie may he ma
terially improved.
Levi Oren, Of Maitland, one c
the best men that trods this good oil
earth OF ours, gave us a delightft
call Tuesday, and It always makes U
feel good to have a call ffom sue
fellows.
Mrs. A. ID. Piper, OF Kansas Cit!
was.here for a few days last weel
enjoying q visit with her daughte
Mrs. C. W. Bsrtram-snd the bar
ram kids are always glad to 81
grandma.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

Miss Fayla Quick entertained
with . "slumber party" after the
show last Saturday night, in honor OF
Misses Adsline Jamison and Bernice
Bullock. OF Forest City. Eight girls
we're there and strange TO say, very
little "slumbering" WAS done.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-02-19

wish to announce in fairness
to ourselves and all contestants
that any contestant found trading
their support will be barred from
receiving any present.
CHESTER SPRINGER, Sale Manager
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27

BATTLES AND DOWNPOURS,
There Is No Connection Between Gun
fire and Transforms.

There Is No Connection Between Gun
fire and Transforms.
So far rs the records are available,
the rain accompanying or Immediately
following great battles is not unlike
that which might have been expected
In the course Of natural events, says a
writer in the Popular Science Monthly.
Bearing in mind the fact, already stat
ed, that throughout large areas rain
occurs on an average once in three or
four days and also the subjective fact
that rain associated with July 4 cele-
brations or with battles would doubt
less not have been remembered had 1t
not been for such associations, the n.y.
pothesis appears to have no foundation.
In 1892 the United States government
disproved the idea by experiments in
which violent explosions Of dynamite
were produced within clouds by means
Of kites and balloons, with no rain fol-
lowing as a direct or even as an 1ndi-
rect result. The practice, still followed
In various European countries, Of at
tempting to prevent hail by lombard
ing approaching clouds or Of projecting
vortex rings Of smoke upward also is
without scientific basis. The relatively
feeble correctional currents resulting
from these artificial attempts to in
fuence the weather are too meager
to have any ~appreciable effect upon
the massive convection accompanying
storms and are wholly inadequate to
Influence precipitation.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27
Saved His Dog.

Lord Rosebery is u great lover Of an
imals, and on one occasion he actually
went sc far rs to risk his life for a
favorite dog. His lordship was on
board a steamer when suddenly his
dog fell overheard. Much distressed,
Lord Rosebery asked the captain to
stop the ship-a request which was re-
fused.
IF it were a man overheard" said
the captain, "why, then, of course
"Oh," said Lord Rosebery, "that can
be easily managed" and, to the cap
tain's establishment, he leapt overheard
after the dog himself.
Naturally, the steamer was promptly
stopped, a boat was lowered with all
speed, and both dog and master were
rescued, none the worse for their expe-
rience.-London Tit-Bits.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27
PARIS AND BERLIN.
Both Know What It Is to See Foreign
Armies Within Their Gates.

Both Know What It Is to See Foreign
Armies Within Their Gates.
Paris has had severe experiences in
the way Of surrenders to invading
armies. On March 81, 1914, the allied
armies that had hemmed in Napoleon
entered the French capital and oc-
cupied it with a force Of 100000 troops.
After Napoleon's escape from Elba and
his defeat at Waterloo the armies Of
the allies again entered Paris July Z,
1876. Thus the great city had to sur
render to its enemies twice within
sixteen months. Fifty-nve years later
Jan. %, 1S71-the city surrendered
again, this time to the victors in the
Franco-G German war, after a brisk bonn
bardment.
Berlin has seen foreign troops enter
It's gates no fewer than three times In
the last 200 years. The first time,
c%ur1ously enough, the conquerors were
Austrian troops under General Had
dick, who entered Berlin in 1857, when
Frederick the Great was engaged in
fighting the French on the Rhine. Dur
Ing their stay the Austrans imposed a
fine of 100000 on the city, as well as
communicating a huge quantity of pro-
visions and equipment for their troops.
It was only just over three years
later when both the Russian and Aus
trian troops, then allies Of n another,
entered Berlin. This time the city was
fined 100000.
The time that will be best remem-
bered, however, was the entry Of Ma
poleon into Berlin after the victory of
Jena. Napoleon inflicted a very heavy
fine on the Germans and forced them
to feed his troops.-London Tit-Bits.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27
GREAT DEEDS, FEW WORDS.
Brief Dispatches That Told of Famous
Victories In War.

Brief Dispatches That Told Of Famous
Victories In War.
1t is fitting that the great soldier,
who should be a man Of deeds rather
than words, should set an example of
%terseness in his dispatches. Thus, after
the capitalization Of Prague, Suvarof
thus communicated the joyful news to
his empress: "Hurrah! Prague!" To
which Catherine, not to be outdone in
brevity, answered, "Bravo, field mar
vhal!' "s.-,~.. sSr ."',S,
That grim seadog Robert Blake,
after gaining one of his famous victo-
ries over the French, sent the news in
this concise and businesslike form:
"Met with the French fleet; beat,
killed, sunk and burned as per mar
GIN"
The Vicomte de Turenne, marshal Of
France, was a man Of equally few
words, as he proved when, after his
brilliant defeat Of Condo at the Dunes
In 1886, he announced his triumph in
ten words, "The enemy came, was
beaten; 1 am tired; good night!v
But the worlds greatest generals
have always been models of brevity as
Of modesty since the days Of Caesar,
whose II came, I'saw, I conquered"
sent to bis friend Amintius after the
glorious victory over Pharmacies at
Zela. Is the most famous dispatch in
the annals of war.-London Saturday
Review.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-05-27
Drinking Water.

1t IS surprising how many people
drink little or no water. There IL no
greater purifying agent than plenty Of
water internally. An abundance Of it
not only Pushes the entire system, but
improves the action Of the skin; hence
the complexion. Care should be taken
that the water drunk Is free from
germs. If there Is any doubt boil it.
Do not confne yourself exclusively to
either cold or hot water and do not
take either at extreme temperatures.