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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-08
Die bentise Gage.

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out Die llnternebmung in ben 0ar-
oaliellen geridtet bon Der, pie mon
glonbt, Die Soltung ser frelltro-
len Satoer, Dor allem @riedenlonos
mo Stolte1s> abbanet. Sn grie.
d,enlano bot bereits oas Mlntitesirni
reiigniert, neil Ser &onig feline
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benz ariege teili1ebmen n1iiie, UNI
babel gu iein iuettt England, &ub-
Lamb, 5ranfret6 ltno @riedenlono
hie giirfei teilten. Nl1tt p%orldufig lit
es ttod) nidt 10 nett. 9as uttternefj.
men in BEN 8arooneGen gebt Iebr
lo1igiam boran uno es giebt genu5
So6beritdnoige Die bebaupten, oos
Gle 8erbiinoeten ME &onftantitloppl
erobern niiroeu.
SIM llebrigen lit nibt biel paIiter!
Siioli6 bon @aridau ioa fi6 eine
lelte Sdlodt entpidelt baben. Sn
cen &orpatben leiiten Die 0eiterret-
der erfolareiden @ioeritano uns.
mas Den ariegsi6auploe in 5ranf-
reid anbetrifft, 10 baben oie Gent.
l6en IN Der Champagne 10 entidie-
oeile @rfolge errungen, bag Ole
5ran8oien ibre MISUNDERSTANDING
ten eingeiteut boben.
SIN GllaB, tueitlid bon MinIter.
l'lto Sample I'M @anse, Die nod nidlt
entifieoen iino.
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SnlanOiide @Odeurnmofdan.

Am 9onneritag bot Der 63ffe Son,
greB leine 2aiHbabn boaenoet, nad,.
Dem er nabe5u 5pei Sabre in 81
sltns gepeien tit. GieIe 8~lpeiiabrtap
Slsung mar cine Der benlerfensper-
|telten, Die Der amerifoniihe GonqreB
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gen Der umftanoe, unter oenen er 5u-
%iammentrat, in 3peiter ipeqen oez
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Mrbeit Die Der 9ongreB getan Eai
nno I'M oritter ipegen Ser midtiqen
greignifie Die pdbreno oieier Gil
tuug geldeben iino u16 Die Srogeli
aufgetporfen babefI an oie uorhel
giemano ge0adt bottle.
Gum erlten Male felt latuanaia
Sabren botte oas 2ano mie6er eine,
oenlofratiiben &ongreB uno einca
oemofratiiden g~rGiioenten, oie Sci.
De poaitdnoig matchmaker therein.
lIinmten mo nit GROCER Spannung
ri6teten iid) Die Mugen aqer mad,
@aibingtou. Man ermartefe bicl
bon ibnen uno man bot iid in oieier
Siniidt nidt eetaui9t. Selbit Scr
onsgeiprodenite @egner Der oelio-
fratiiden gartei muB 5ugeben, oaE
Ger oenlofrotiide 8r1fioent NIT elmer
enlightenment Die i6m 5uitebente
Silitiotibe m Der @eiebge6ltng ergrif,
fen bat, mie es lett Glebelanos 3eitett
ni6t pieoer Der SAT- geneien lit.
llno mas BET Gfepelano nidt Der Sol
mar, Der oemofratilhe &ongreB folo-
te Der aeitung oes oemofratiIhen
Iraiioetten uno fiibrte Die BON ibal
8ur In~ipenbitng eebra6te Snitiotibe
aus. Die groBen 5oroerungell oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouf Die bin
Tr1iioeiit @ilion ufio Bic oemofrati-
Idle Mebr6eit oes 8~ongreiies erpa6lt
naren, uuroen erfiilt. Ter 8arif
fuuroe nod Ben 2ebren uno @nIdalis
nrgen Der oemofratii6en 8artei Inn.
geitaltet, Elm nerpesa @eloumlaufsip.
item uur6e eingeriftet, 6ie gruif.
gciese mliroen nerid1rft, cine Git
fommeniteuer eingefiibrt uno Die 81.
refte @abl Der @unoesienotoren
olrh 6as @oIf CUR @usfii6rung &c.
tradt, lleber Die beioen ipid)tieiten
oiefer R~enerungen ods iieue 3oGie-
item un6 oas neiie 8eloiDitems fol-
men mir uns nod fein obihIieBenoes
llrteil erlaibefL bd fie Iid nod nidt
baben prnftiidg betpG6ren fomiei,.
nngetpobnli6e @erhdltniiie trateit
Elm nno mndten es imm6glid, ST. er-
fennen, ipelde @irfung oie neuetl
Ginridltiin9en inter nornlalen Ser.
holtniiien hnben piir6en. Nur cine
Tatiahe fonnen mir feItiteaen, 6dB
cine Bauif, ia aud MIR cine Strife.
fir Die @efabr genile borban6en mar,
bermie0en mur6e. Sm ltebriQer
miiifen mir ms nltf cine Before 3i.
funft bertroiten, Die ms elm f~Iareres
iin0 mbefanaeferes ltrteil erm0g.
lidt. Dab ii6 monde ser eroBca
grmdrutngen. bic an Die 3onrefornl
aefniibft tpiiroeti. nift erfiiden tpeE.
ben, ideint herte ihon iiher 5u fem.
nber e6enfo iiher ifeint es oudl SCH
monde Der 9efiirftunaen Iif off
srunolos erfpeiien nerben. 8os
neife Sinonsinftem miro I'M anee.
meinen giinitig beurteilt, linn eegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-08

So. Sriebrid, Sabrifant bon .Goba
Sonntains@, ginri6tungen fir @roeeris
Itene unb SIeifherld6en. @isihrdnte1,.
&IblS5 6auf6ften lt1tb patentierfen @roy
cerbs66aufdften. Bodies Eager, nle @r3s
zen. giniee fdon 9ebrandte Gd9eta Guf
Mh5ablun9en.
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Sarrb 90. Diners, Gspert Sfenidmieb.
'401 Main Ape. t20ialrise Sfenfabrifs
Grfabruns. aIe arbeit sarantiert. Se,
fen gefanft nnS ~berfamft. Mites SET,
@redett 4O67. a.
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OeiM6ftaz 6aIemoer
Qliussittas tttb 3elte.

alano Gent e a,uning Gp, @um. 2O~
reu5en, @igentiimer. gne nuiere 8oarets
6aben ooles @eipt6t urb @tnB, paileno
fir Gtattndra<@ rDBetl. 215 Qpe. 8.
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Or. Sight, 9abnar3t, graop-@e.
bdioe, Spe5ialitGt oSnIaD"- Opera.
tinnen una onotomiihe 21bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-08

8ir reparieren ireeno elm ida6bof.
tes 9ad; iest ift's ON Der 3eit. Sasf
q. @ilfins, Eel. Erabis 1878.
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6oIs INTO RobIe.

mir bolte1 sic bette &obIe unn bas
bette grennhols. 9srIsatiert ING. gIass
Wppb & gpaI So. grodets. 60o3s Weties
Eel. 1911.
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6ptels.
HoTEl. ALAMO.

1926 Man1o gIa8a- bibid ut5blieris
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c, ST. Der 9nos
$3.50 lilo aafpdrts per ISOLDE. 8iuttnef
nit 2 getten $500 per @pde. 9ltes
EeGepbon gspdeti 65S.
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Imperial Turkish Bath Company.

sos OFT : &onIton Ctr, Moores@e<
bdube. Often Sag uub Na6t. 86ber iss
Der 4rt. SIrf. SAB nnD Set. fir Bic
Na6t $1.00.
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A. F. REYER. Reparatnren.

Sbpetpriters, Neoftbles, 9iedens u.Ss
Qoreiiiermafdiuen. 3ufrieoeniteaun9 9as
r~aftiert. 237 8et@@ommerce ctr. Sci.
grodett 2441.
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2a,pm 0sau,uers seidarft, abeebolt urb
ab9eliefert per Iuto; etabilert felt IL
Sabren. Grteripn, Ser gicbcle : 9oftor.
Telephoniert.
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Gan t~lnternebnter.

WNA : WHItTHRDnteT.
4ontrntte fir @ebdube ieoer Dirt ilts
nerbalb uuo duBerhalb Der Gtnot. Moxejs
iiert: San 4ntonio 8uiloers' ggdnngs,
215 @eftsgommerce ctr. EEL. grcdett
2105 ooer Erabis 1899.
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SLOAN & HAGY 2eidenbe,
%itatter nno @~inbaIinmierer, 425 8e-
com StroBe. 8ei6e Eelepbone t04s
Often Cog uno Nadt.
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Gft Sibner, Butter, abseIiefert, billt.
GER afs5ieifdl. Sdder, 400 Main NUe.
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Giienba6m . Ia6rplan.
5. g. 81.

go. o Son Sablor. $3.50 nadm.
Mp. Son @erico ......12:10 nadrs
go. 12@gon 2arebo (gemii6t) -.
1900 BORN.
SO. 4-Ga6 Dem Moroen 1920 nad1p.
go. 6-gao6 Dem @orben. 800 nodm.
go. 8-2ocal nad &earne ..7:4o born.
Ho. 10-9ailb @rpreB SpeciaI, Moroelt
$50. 6-gia6 Merico ......7:3o BORN BORN
$40. 11-2ofaI mad 2arebo (gen1ii6t).
100 abenD3
g. q. e q. g.
Gntunft =
SO. II gon Sontou, 8aeo uuo Corpus
gbriftt .5f....... $500 nadtr.
$40. 3-@on 5ouiton lti1S5 %sasiiitenorteH,
so. 5.i@on goiatum nnb !. ai item fg1. ).
go. 42-@on aerrbiie ....e:o5 a porm.
geo. 44-@on @errbile ....6:55 nadaa.
&bfa6rt-
$50. 2~aad 9ouitOn, @oeo uno Corpus
@brt1tt ...... $40 BORN.
$40. 4-@a6 3otfton unb @iitenorten
......... -. 1925 nadti.
$40. 6-@a6 goafum uno aiiitenorten
SO. 41-Na6 aerrbiae SIT. SIT ' Sorsu.
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$50. s-56nei5na, bon Sci sii - ' DDl4..
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SO. 1oM5nnfei erpreb bon Gan ' sralls
CISCO $3.50 ndbm.
! 9bfabrtL
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Srancisco .......... 4.30 BORN.
go. 102-Suniet 2imiteb, no6 STEIN Orr
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Hoo BORN.
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aod NorOen-abfabrt
go. 4-Notal $500 BORN.
go. 10-aatb 2imiteo 1000 morg.
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g. s5-sate slper ..7;A5 Dorrn.
No. B. Sofal ..... .4:25 n1d5m.
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santa Sc IS. &. 6. 81. 0epot).
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No. 6-9}dcp Dem giorDer .S:00 fund1nt.
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e. o., It. & @.
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Son Corpus gbriiti $3.50 abenbs
4bfa6rt -
$50. f-9aab gorpns gbriiti 1890 BORN
Ha9 gorpus gbriiti $50 abenes
S6elep-2orins Undertaking So.
NntpmpbiI . getrieb.
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@ebrnnht ySeIzHi Sparf glnss4 urlo
erbultet mehr Strait bon ipeniaer @aIuz
lin. Danpiu auto Co., gambler. gGe
Soniton unb 9oros Shores Strabe.
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gietoria 9ipiF on.

gtctorta Sipifi OFT.
SO, 801-gon 5ouon. Sort 2abaca, @ies
toria, guero 1926 nahm.
Mfabrt-
SO. so2-ga6 guero. gictoria, Sort
3abaea, Soufton .7:15 BORN.
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Wbf0brf-
SO. 4-G1a6 Dem gtoroen 1920 nadir.
Ao. 6-gto6 Dem @oroen. 800 nadm.
9o. 8@2ocal mad &earne ..7:40 BORN.
$50. 10-9aiIb @rpreB @peciaI, 9oroerl
$40. 5-gia6 Merico ......7:8o porrr.
1o. 11-2ofal na6 2arebo (eemifdt)..
1000 abenD3
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
BRICKYARDS

January 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Quine Of Minneapolis are visiting at
the home Of j. E. Quine.
Miss Clara Larsen returned to her
school at Pillager Sunday.
Miss Engla Westberg Of Little Falls
visited few days at her home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F: Kupka of Little
Falls spent Sunday at J. Lemonczik 8.
Miss Lena Savard, who has been sick
The past month, resumed her studies at
scho0i; Tuesday.
E. A. Savage is laid up with an at
tack Of rheumatism.
Waldemar Larsen made a business
trip to Bowlas Monday.
Miss Gertie Taylor Of Little Falls
spent Sunday at NJ. SCOTS.
S. Geek made business trip to
Swan River Saturday.
Theodore Torbenson of Little Falls
was visitor at F. Birch g Sunday.
. Rev. W, .on Of Little Falls will
hold services at the assembly hall Sun
day at 3 p. m. Everybody come.
Mrs F. O'Conner entertained num-
Der of friends from Little Falls at
'edinner Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Wright and little son
Clarence Of Winnifred, Can, are visit
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
GREEN PRAIRIE

January 13.-Wm. Laiture is employ
ed in Darling this week.
Mr.. Rudolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Berg Of Little Falls and Miss Marie
Koop Of Brainerd, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Larson Sunday.
Walter Folsom of Little Falls was
a business caller on the Prairie Moi
day.
Wien Nicholson and Victor Strand
Of Darling were Sunday visitors at
the Laiture home.
Mrs. F.. Eckerson will entertain the
Ladies aid Thursday afternoon, Jan.
-. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Henderson and
Miss Olympia Laiture attended the
funeral Of the late Oscar johnson in
Darling Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Kun entertained the
Lutheran Ladies Aid last Wednesday
at her home.
Miss Eta Edden is on the sick list.
Miss Nellie Harlander came home
Sunday evening from Little Falls and
is i'll with the grip.
Miss Hannah Harlander is home
from Little Falls, where she has been
employed the past three months.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
EAST DARLING

January 13.-The Ladies Aid of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet 1T
the home Of Mrs. Chas. Kull in Green
Prairie Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 20,
beginning at l o'clock sharp. All are
requested to attend and to bring their
sewing.
At the annual meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Swedish Lutheran church,
held last week, Herman Carlson was
elected Sunday school superintendent.
Services will be held in the Swedish
Lutheran church Sunday at 1880 a.
m. All are invited to attend.
John Sova, night operator at the
Union station and night pa:rolman,
states that during the past year No
trouble was experienced in Darling
which required his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter johnson and daughtc,
visited in Little Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurs Sanderson writes
from Red Lodge, Mont, that the
weather is great out there now.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
SOUTHWEST DARLING

January 12.-Herman Mattson went
to Milaca for visit Monday. His
nephew, Adolph johnson of Twin
Lakes, is doing the farm work for him
during his absence.
John Larson is hauling wood and
hay for August Blomquist this week.
William Eystad Of Alberta is here for
a visit with his brother, John B. Ely
stad.
The Good Tcmplar society held a
meeting one day last week. Gust Mel
son was elected president and Aaron
Engstrom secretary.
Rev. John L. Nordstrom of Marcus,
Iowa, in letter to friend here, sends
greetings to his friends in Darling. He
was formerly pastor here and at Scan
dia Valley and Lincoln.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Mission church met yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Hedin at Oak Park
farm.
August Blomquist called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Knudson one evening this
week. Mr.. Knudson is busy clearing
land every day.
The weather is fine now days. No
snow or cold. VIM. Eystad reports that
in Alberta they have fine signing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
DARLING

p January 13.-Many Of our farmers
are busy these days brushing and
clearing land.
/. VIM. E. Eystad from Alberta is WIS.,
ting with his, brother, J. B.. Eystad
and family.
Miss Al phia Carlson, who has been
i'll with bad cold, is reported some
better.
+ Mrs. Gunilla Li.,d, who is staying
with Mrs. Reinhold Carlson of East
Darling this winter, spent week at
the home of her son, Ole H. Lind, re-
turning last Sunday.
Holmer Peterson, who has been max
ing his home for nearly two years at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Free
man, left Monday afternoon for his
home in st. Cloud, where his mother
resides.
A. G. Nelson sawed the winter and
summer supply Of wood over at Louis
Anderson and John Regnel g last
Wednesday.
Albin Hermanson Of East Darling
was a pleasant caller at the Flower
Grove home last Tuesday evening.
A number of our young people spent
a very pleasant time at the home of
Miss Lucille McCarty Wednesday eve
ming.
C. A. Swanson and Swan Peterson
returned home last Saturday from Bill
ings, Mont, where they have been
spending the holidays visiting at the
home Of Rev. G. D. Swanson. They
state they like the west, especially the
climate, and they were having fine
weather while they were out there.
Lars A. Peterson, Charley Nord-
strom, Aaron Engstrom and John Reg
nell assisted Louis Anderson saw wood
last Wednesday forenoon.
visiting at the home Of her daughter
turned to her home the first part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frederick and
Emil Sundberg and son Carl, were call
ers at the Eystad home last Sunday.
Erick Thelander is attending the
short course at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Quimby and
daughter, Miss Annette and son Ar
thur, Of Randall: were pleasant callers
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Boxell last unday.
Louis Anderson hauled some wood
for Mrs. Title Kendall Monday.
VIM. E. Regnell is employed at Gust
Nelson's this week.
Ed. Nelson, who has been employed
for George A. Jackish on the N. +.
Telegraph Co. work. has returned home
as the whole crew has peel layed off.
Henning Hiden was seen riding his
wheel through this burg last Sunday.
Carl Nelson, j. B. Eystad, Louis An
derson and VIM. E. Eystad assisted
John Regnell saw wood last Wedncs-
day.
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49, ii :
a business caller at Fawndale and vi
entity last Friday s -
Mrs. j: Lyshik is greatly improved
at this writing and her many friends
hope for her complete recovery.
Mrs. E. B. Taylor is troubled with
rheumatism very badly the past week.
er last week.
last week.
Frank Raudgis, Jr., was Swan Riv
er caller last Sunday evening.
Jimmie Shipman, the Swanville eat
tie buyer, was in this vicinity trying
to buy cattle.
Simon Sobiek was visitor at the
county seat Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Rosa visited at the home
Of her mother in Swan River last week
Miss Anna Bossell returned to st.
Paul Wednesday, after SPENDING the
Christmas vacation at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. O'Donnen were
Elm Dale callers last Sunday.
r. Hamm was a Flensburg business
caller last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Sobieeh and
daughters Anna and Stella, visited
with relatives in Swanville Sunday.
Andrew Bosen was Bowlus caller
Wednesday.
There was a carload of cattle ship
ped from Flensburg Monday.
Esther Larson and Clara Bosel were
visitors at school district no Is.
Arthur Taylor was helping J. Heisick
saw wood last Tuesday.
Nick Kuka was Flensburg caller
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pointek were Flens
burg business callers last Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
FAWNDALE

January 13.-Frank Raudgis and son
Frank, were in Little Falls last Mon
day.
John Stiller was Swan River caller
last Friday.
Arthur Taylor and brother Walter,
were Swan River callers last Saturday.
Joe Heisick was Swan River caller
last Friday afternoon.
Mat Heisick is helping his brother
Joe cut lot Of cord wood, also clear
ing land.
Alf Green has sold his 100 acres of
land in Swan River for $4,000.
Mrs. Maggie Sheedy and son Clar-
ence, have returned to Randall after
a visit with relatives here.
John Lyshik and son, John, Lizzie
and Vince Minchow were Little Falls
callers one day last week.
Mr.. Gillette Of Little Falls, travelling
salesman for medical company, was
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
FLENSBURG

January 13.-J. Shipman from Swan
vile loaded a car of cattle and hogs
here Monday.
Ruth Sundaberg has gone to Mime
apolis, where she has taken position.
Among those who were county seat
caller Saturday were Ed. Holmberg,
a. Evans, j. A. Peterson and son Har.
old, J. A. Rylander and Fred Berg
strOm.
Next Sunday, the 18th, there will be
services in the Swedish Congregational
church at 1880 a. M. and 1880 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
L. o. Larson has gone to Minneapo.
lis, where he VIII he employed.
Miss Funk returned from Brainerd
Saturday, where he has spent her va.
cation.
School opened in district 81 Monday,
after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. H. johnson entertained the
Ladies Aid OF the Congregational
church at her home here this afternoon
John Anderson and Axel Bergstrom
were visitors in Little Falls between
trains Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
: ELM. DALE

January 13.-Bcnnie Zellner went to
Bowlus Saturday.
Henry Nelson autoed to Little Fails
Friday, to meet Marcus Gunderson
and Hans A. Hanson, who have been
visiting in Mizpah for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jendro and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jendro spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kalis of Swanville.
A dance was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jendr0 Sunday
evening and all had good time.
Miss Katie Jendro purchased three
yearling steers and heifer from Al
bert Jendro.
A dance was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jendro Monday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Suera, who will leave for their home
in Central Butte, N. D., and all report
ed fine time.
Joe Thomas visited at K. H. Gun
dersoh 3 Sunday.
Lawrence Ohotto is tearing down the
building on his place he purchased
from John Janietz.
J. j. jacobson went to St. Paul on
Tuesday.
Roy jacobson went to Bowlus Tues
day.
Paul Rasmussen was employed at
Marcus Gunderson 8 Monday.
John Kalis went to Bowlus Tuesday
with wheat.
Paul Jendro went to Bowjus Mon
day.
knute Gunderson purchased calf
and two 3-year-old heifers from Albert
Jendro last week and went afte: them
Tuesday.
Frank Kopka went to Bowlus Mon
day.
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at her home in Parkertown, left Fri
day for Shovel Lake, to continue her
duties as teacher at that place.
G. +. Calhoun was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
Harris Gourd has purchased the car
formerly owned by j. Totten.
Miss Emma Jasorka left Sunday for
Page, N. D., after two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Jasorka.
Harris Gourd, Oscar Munson and Joe
Neary motored to Long Prairie Thurs
day, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Anna Barnes and son Angus, re-
turned home Sunday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Still
water.
Marie Calhoun was a Little Falls
visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Cochran returned
home Monday, after havin" spent a
few days with friends in Mallory.
N. Schmidt and daughters Martha
and Hattie, left Sunday for a visit
with relatives Mt Bowlus.
The Ladies Sewing socitey of the
Catholic church will meet next 9atur-
day, Jan. %, with Mrs. Anton Bermel.
Lee Halves was q county scat visitor
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Sheedy and son Clar-
ence returned to Little Falls Sunday,
after having spent several days hero
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, who have
been spending the past month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heggan, left on
Sunday for their. home in North Da-
kota.
Hans Gosch has purchased a new
Buick car.
Miss Hazel Camnbell returned home
Tuesday, after visiting several days
with friends in Little Falls, tho guest
of Laura Hanger.
Andrew Herum made business trip
to Pillager Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. GUY Brisbane spent
Tuesday in Minneapolis.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Longley,
Thursday, jan. z, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Totten lett Tues
! day for Minneapolis, where Mr.. Totten
purchased a new car.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday with Mrs. Hans
Elvig.
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RANDALL

January 14.-Mrs. Jennie Lambach
and daughter returned to their home in
Milwaukee Thursday, after a several
weeks visit with her brother, Hans
Gosch, and family.
Miss Catherine Sullivan, who has
been spending a few weeks vacation
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ing at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Scott. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stevens and children
of Little Falls Spent Sunday at r.
Chambers.
Edward and Harry Birch attended
the Kulus and Pehowski wedding at
Flensburg Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-03
ENGLAND TO STOP CABLE MESSAGES.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Great Britain's intention of stopping all messages sent over cables under British control relating trade in con traband or non-contraband "to which resident in the enemy country, one of the par.ies' have been communi- cated to the U. s. government through Ambassador Page at London
 The memorandum was given Page and cabled by him to the State De- partment contained the first formal announcement of Great Britain's cable censorship policy since the early days of the war, when neutral nations were reminded of the right of the British government to stop an communications over the cables ip controlled.
 Al that time it was announced the order unlimited the inconveni ence to too uublio and messages ih plain English or French would be oc oepted for transmission subject 10 censorship.