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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
ENGLISH COLLIER
SUNK BY. TORPEDO
Admiralty Announces Invergyle
Sent to Bottom by German
Submarine.
ALL MEMBERS OF CREW SAVED
BULLETINs

uUAbEAAhe
LONDON, March 1$.-Ths Ad-
miralty announced tonight that the
British collier. ipvergyle, vas tor
pedoed today OFF cresswell, England,
and, SINK. All members of the crew
were saved.
LONDON, March 1s.--The Ad-
miralty issued report tonight CIV
ing the total number Of British msr-
chant and fishing boats destroyed
since the war began, including the
ships sunk by submarines during the
week ending March 10. all OF which
have been reported. The report
showed that eighty-eight merchant
men have been sent to the bottom
by mines, submarines and hostile
warships. Nineteen fishing boats
have been destroyed by mines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
The Weather

Forecast till D. m. Sunday:
For Omaha. Council Bluffs. ana Vicinity
Partly cloudy; not much change in
temperature.
Tempernturen At omaha Yestera.x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14


aide Frederick
appeared in habo the dock repairs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

1enpeTature and precipltation depaT-
iures from the normal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
GREAT BATTLES
DEVELOPING IN
EAST and WEST
Operations Around Prsasnyus and La
Bassee Expected to Grew Into
Important Engagements
Within Week.
ACTIVITY IN THE DARDAEELLEs
Allied Fleets Continue Pounding
Away at Defenses Of Approach
to COnstantinople.

DISEASE RAMPANT m SERBIA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

lcontlnusd on Pase FOur. column Two.l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

Normal temperature
Fxcess for the day.
Gcf.T doffrlencv SIM
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30

and Kansas City it was necessa.
~ to take three different lines of
railroad and one steam boat. or
two steam boats and two lines of
railroad.
Grading was started to Leaven.
worth, Kansas; and the first
through passenger train was run
to that place from St. Louis on
July /, 1866. Sept. 10. 1869, the
road was completed from Leav.
enworth to Atchison, Kansas, and
through service was established
between the latter city and St.
Louis.
When the Missouri Pacific be.
gan operating through to Kan.
sas City the trip required eigh.
teen hours. 1t took the fast mail
train Is hours and 20 minutes to
make the run now made in 7
hours and 10 minutes. Passen.
ger fares we're high. The fare
between Kansas City and St.
Louis was $14,5O. while at
present it is $50 The fare from
Kansas City to Chicago was $24.
50; to Cincinnati, 500, co.; to New
York, $4s,o0,:: and to Boston
$500, The rates to intermedi.
ate p1lnts we're in proportion.
At that time the Pacific Rail.
road Of Missouri had 4S locomo.
tives against 1900 operated by
the Missouri Pacific today, and
a total of 81 passenger equip
ment cars, including mail and
baggage cars, compared with
no now. The road had 5s3
freight cars as against $4,000 at
the present time. All freight
and passenger cars, as we'll as
locomotives, were insignificant
in capacity compared with the
equipment in use on the road
today. 1t bad $50 miles of track.
whereas it now has 1926 miles"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30

Mr. VIM. Caudle was over to
get some of the Colony folks to
cut corn for him a few days ago
We saw two of the Miss Jones
and Miss grinder out at services
| at the Colony on last Sun. at
8, O'cl ok.
Mr.. L. D. Caudle and wife
went to Min. Grove on last Mon.
day and WAS home again by
noon in their automobile.
Our great and kind letter from
Indinoplis Ind. come one day to
late for this week. But look for
it next week in the Hoosier
Column
THE semi-centernial, or ff.
tieth anniversary, Of the first
railroad train to be run between
St. Louis and Kansas CITY falls
on Saturday, October 2. 1t was
the first railroad train to enter
Kansas City from any point. 1t
was run over the tracks of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. which
in those days was known as The
Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
The Pacific Railroad of Mis-.
souri, was incorporated by an act
of the Missouri Legislature,
approved March u, 1649 On
July 4, 1901, ground was broken
by Luther M. Kennett, then
, Mayor Of ST. Louis. The road
was in operation to Cheltenham,
Dec. %, 1855; to Kirkwood, May
1858, and to Franklin, July. %,
the same year; to Jefferson City
March II. 1855; Sedalia, Feb.
1861; Warrensburg, July 8, 1864;
Holden May %, 1865, and Pleas
ant Hill, July 10, Of same year.
In the meantime the line was
being built from Kansas City
eastward in the direction CT
Pleasant Hill to connect with the
line being constructed westward
from St. Louis. ground being
broken in Kansas City. July 25
1860. The two lines were con.
IL
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-30

LOCAL LORE.
Mr.. l.. D. Caudle is filling bis
silo this week.
Mr.. VIM. CaudIe paid the Ed.
a short visit on last Sun. evening.
Mr.. Charley King from
Brushyknob paid the colony PEG.
pie a short visit on last Wed.
Mr. Jarrett was over on last
Monday to get some help from
the Colony people to cut up corn.
The Ed. preached at Pleasant
Hill on last Sunday at II o clock
to good audience and attentive
listeners-Upon the two gospels
using for his Text Zeal. p 6-9.)
There was a nice Boquet set
on the preachers stand for the
Ed. by the Colony children,
little Vester Simons the leader
of the prize.
The Editor and wife took din
ner with Mr. James Clark, Sis
ter and mother, on last Sunday
The mother is SO years old
and still is able to walk very
spriey.
We have understood that oul
Friend Preacher Rhodes have
said to the people that he die
not use the King James Trans
lation of theBible. We supposed
that be said it just because W,
often remark that we use the
King James Translation. But i
may be possaole that be doe!
use a revised version to help bin
to understand his mission worl
in this life.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Ser 6eimot, bob lie in sinsm Solba'
tsnbeim Rdffee uno SUDDEN diisteiIt,
unb peIde 5reuoe ibr bds bereitet,
ObtppbI Der @ou9 Der Dislen 2iebesz
aobensiaorren ibre Mugen trdnen IdBi
unb bQs 2iebestlapieripiel iunger
Mtd09en ibr Sbrenreibsn berurs
Idat. Del9es Slid piir0e fe bier
erit empfinDen!
9enn bieIe MGnner baden in feds,
fieben Sagen, tpo lie in porberfter
Steaung Iagen, ni9ts Marmes GEE
noFen. Sinter ibnen bompften bic
@uaa19fdnpnen, tonnten uber ni4t
beran, tpssen oes entiesIi9en @ranot@
feuers.
Sect perben fe eeIobt. Die Miis
ben fpringen ouf. Die 9umpeln6en
arsifen TIRE &nOtenft0de, Die gang
9a6men ftiibsn fi9 uuf bic @&uIter
zines &ameraosn. 1In6 man felbft
ftebt gebiidt uno feht ni9ts aIs peiBe
RaffeenGpfe in braunen 9Gnben.
.3pet, bret elmer Iino i'm giu geleert.
Oie S9peiter trGgt INNER neue bers
BEL. SEPT BAT tie ben Mrm boiler
Roffeefdfen unO fugt gu ben anordns
gen6en: .Warten sic bod einen @us
aenblid, bier fino ia refine" 9a la4t
tin Solbat iie eutmiitis an: r44,
@9peIter, refine Sofen! 8enn Sic
niiBten =" Nebenar sibt es 8utz
terbrote, NIT 8urIt un6 RGfe belegt.
l1nb tpentt Der grDbte 9unger geitiat
1T, ge6t man nit ben BON Der 0ees
resbertpaltung geitifteten 3igarren
un0 3iaaretten berum. Mie beI9eioen
Ole 2eute iinb! @enn elmer mebrere
nimmt, 1T es nrr, nm iie Dem bi1s
ter INN fbenben RumeroOen gu gee
cen. Die Sungen 3ieben ftets 3igd<
retten Dor. Gin Matrpfe nimftlt cine
3isarre, aerbri9t fie, unb ftedt iie als
&outabot in ben Msuno. Seemannss
sef9mad.
SEPT ertpd9t aud bic Sebniu9t
mad ben 2ieben gu Sous. Man tann
gar nidt gerug poftforten ousteilen.
limb tpsnrt oann bic Hegimentsmuiit
au fptelen beeinnt, Die Der StaDtfOm@
mdnoant fir 0ieie Sage bonn Martt
auf ben 8dbnbOf tOmmdnbiert bat,
oann tommt Der olte, quite Wlut Dol@
lenbs gum Dur9bru9.
sd babe bos borige Mdl bic Stimz
murg Der @ertpunoeten ouf benz
SouptberbanbsplaB seidiloert. Das
mar oie li9te MprsenrOtitimnung
mad Dem erften unerpdrtet groben
@ieg. Ser @runoton biefer MGnner
1T erniter. gs 1T bic belize Mittagss
Itimmung, tpeitn Dos f9pere Ringen
ieinen 506epuntt errei4t Fat. nSuns
&c, Sunge", fagt Elm MatrOie gu mir.
bat mar N @rdnotfeuer. Dat Der@
seB id mein 2ebtag mid. Bum,
bum. bum stng bat, 10 i9ned tpte n
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

ertpdbnte Gingang nur bon @er@
~sDunoetsn gu beniiBen 1T, fir Die
nnbern @olooten unb bic 3ipiliiten
miro Elm 5peiter gebaut. Maen &es
{pett bot unIerem ebr~piiroigen
Dberfleutnont, ben bas @iferne Rreua
Eriter f9miidt, aber man i4ittelt
bod ben Ropf, unb mein 2anoitnrms
mon1 tnurrt: rDet tommt blob, neil
niiat au oun Is. Menn nif9t au
BUN is, frisgl man Sbeen."
Mber taum 1T biefer 8efe6l ausge~
gefiibrt, ba bat iid oos Bib pplz
fommen geanoert. Sn 10 langen,
0idten S9uren tommen Die @ertpuns
beten aus ben Gefe9ten um 0pern
berbeigeftrDmt, oab mir bom Eoten
areua gu tpenige iinb. Sanitdtsmannz
f@aften fOtpie Elm san5er 8eslsittrupp
aus Sent tperoen uns our unteritiit@
sung geseben.
Sd ertpdbnte ben 8orfau, I'm gu
seiger, mas Oeutf6e Organization
beibt. Die pberite Seeresleitung
plont einen srDBeren Sturmangriff
iinb ldBt oafiir bic nOtisen @orbereis
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10
1rtnt rntpn Nrruz int mRatPtt.
BON @itbeGm 9eseler.

Jrieoen i'm &rieg. 9uf unIerem
Babnbof lit rein gar ni4ts gu tun.
Mir Gotsns&reuSer fpnaieren auf uno
0b unb nennsn Ods Ma9e iteben.
SD babe ben @ingang i'm 4uge gu
balten. Menn es bo9tommt, pafs
Feren bo bunbert Menf9en am Sag.
Darunter 3tponaig Bis OreiBig @ers
apunbete unb Rrante. Die meiften
boben einfa9 3abnf9merSen. @inige
tuenige trdgen elm Sud- I'm ben Sept
Dber ben Mrm in Der 8inbe. Die
Nunes in ben S9iiBengrdben tDnnen
eben oas 8allern ni9t laHen. Wenn
iie ni9t f90Hen, f40fen au4 Die
Gran3oIen nidt. unb es gG6e nod
%EDeniger gu tun. Mein 2anofurms
Snann,. nit benz i'd mid in bas @ee
fhdft teile, Elm otter 8erliner,
faot: rMert1t 9u nat bon Rrieg,
Ramerao9 Sd merle nif3t. Menn
Sie uns bod poIten 5u Muttern
f9iden." 49,
SIN bieies SopG pIast Der 8efebl
Des 8dbnbofstommdnbanten, odB Der
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Maf9inengepebr. limb itinfen bun
bic Dinser! Sd hdp nod Die Ndi'
bon BON. Mber bat belpt ibnen an
ni9t. Da t0nnen tie Den 9iipel nit
fen ganaen Dred ut be Son. bolen,
mir CABIN MID turiid."
ISM @egenteil, mir sepinnen tag
li9 @eldnoe", fiigt Elm anoerer binz
gu. Gr 3eist mir einen @ranatSiins
Der. ben er forsfdltis Derpadt in feiz
mem 8rotbeutel trdgt. n@r bat mir
ben Sorniter aerrifen, Meiter nihts.
Dos ein5ige MnOenfsn, mas i'd na4
SauIe m%itnebme.4 Neun Monlte bat
Ser iunge @olbat uls grObersr bas
rei9e Glanbern ourdftreift unb trdgt
niGts beim als elm tpertlpfes Stid
Meiiing. Der 8orbar!
Sin Ban3er3ug rpIt porbei. Rein
2ptpmotibfiibrer, fem @4affner 81
febsr, ni9ts ols biefe oiiiteren lln-
aetiime, bic 59perfdlig uno bod
ii9er einanoer fOlgen. Damn tommt
Der 2a5arettaus. Der Die S@perDerz
fpunbeten in bic 9eimat brinet. 3tpiz
Iden peiben Muugaroinen blidt bas
miloe @eF9t elmer tatbolif9en S4pes
tier berbor. MeiB iie. tpie gut tie in
biefer l1mrabmung tpirttg Sd tperfe
raid einen Bid in bas Snners zines
Magens. @idtiss 9Ol3betten gu
apeit iibereinonbe. nit mei4en pfIbz
len uno blenoenb meiben 8e3iigen.
@elbf an 9lumen feblt es nidt.
,Mie eefGnt's @u9 bier?" frase ih
Die bsiOsu Sniaiien. n5amos! Man
1T gar niht mebr 5ertpObnt", anti
portet Der cine. uWie i'm Simmel",
Der onbere.
Oos Ginlaben Der G9peEpsripur>
beten aug unieren 2o5ore!itn boIs
siebt iid slatt. Der 3ug rolt 0apon.
Die Sdar Der 2ei4tperipunoeten
nimmt Der regelmGBig Dertebrenoe
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

rsSu anei Reiben antreten". 6eibt
es, oenn Der @enter &ranfenaug 1T
ba. Ner ni9t iteben lam, betommt
einen Stnbl ooer bodt auf benz
&iiden zines Aotenz& reu3ers. n@eht's
in Sic Seimat?" rSatpObl." Slid
Tides Mufleu4ten. Niat 10 febr oas
@nbe bes &rieses tpie a4t. pieraebn
sage 9eimat iebnen iie berbei. Der
Grau einen &uB seben, bic &inoer
ftrei9eln, iid bergeipiRern, bab all
les, mas man Iieb bat. in Mirtlidteit
unb ni9t nur in Der Grinnerung lebt
- bas 1T ibrer aIer Wunf4. Mber
piele llnseouloise frngen mid au4:
,.Ou, &amerab. pie lange nirb's 0au@
ern, Bis meme Mnnoe gebeilt iit2"
.Drei Bis bier Mo9sn." ertpioerte i4
auf gut Slid. Damn fraBen iie ii4
na9Oentlid am Obr. rSOffentli9 TT
bis 6abtn Der Rrieg nint 5u @noe.
Denn ben .@ngldnbern muB i'd nod
ems auspif9en."
Cine einfa9e Tormel umf4lieBt
oas 9enten Der gan5er S4ar: 2iebe
CUR 9eimat, Sob gegen England.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Senior RronIensug duf. gs bouert
nod mebrere Stunoen, Bis er fommt.
Sin bisaen l1nterbaItuns fpdre ieBt
gang eripiini9t, oenn Ole Mufitdnten
Iinb BON bannsn ge3ogsn.
unb iiebe, pie bic lebtsn Sage tets,
foret na9 beute elm feinbIi9er Slies
ger oofir. &aum bat er itd senGs
bert, 70 ertDnt aud fdon Die ieBt ius
senOIi9 f9arfs Stimms u%nferes
8Ommonbonten: Die pfIeger nit
ibrsn per6ammten ipeiBen MiiBen folz
len ii9 ipegf9eren!" limb gu Oen
SOlOaten: m&srIs, babt SIR Oenn nod
ni4t genug an @uren Munoen2
Solen Sud obIolut nod @runatftiide
ouf ben ROpf folen2 Rebmt bod
9edung!"
Ollie gebor1en benz 8efebl, tpenn
bic 5elbgrauen aud ni9t re9t eins
Ieben, tparum man tregert zines fimps
len Sltegers Iobiel l1mitGnoe MAIDEN
fOu. Nuer0in9s niRen fie ni4t, bob
hieIe 9erren niht nur lpie iiber ben
S9ibsngrdben our 8eobd9tung Die
2uft bur9EGgen, fOnoern gang etlig
berunterfpuden. 8is iest baben iie
freili@ nit Dem ibnen eigenen Slid
muir 3iDiliIten g%etroffen.
MdI4inengepebre rdfeln. Mus Der
eEerne fIindt eS mie bag !RIdbbern eis
ner StOrdin. 9otfd = patf@ =
patf9 - tnaGlt es langiomer. Dos
lit unfre 2anbpebrtolOnne nit ibren
Getpebren. sic bat einen 90Eenmeis
fer unb ion bsfonbere @eI4Ofe per>
nenben. Bis Dor tur3em paren mir
gegen Die gauge S9ieBerei ettpos
ffeptif9. gu oft aosen Die Jlieger
unbetiimmert oabor. 9a tpurbe bier
Der beriibmte @drros beruntergebolt.
Die 2an0pebr auf Dem 8abnbof nil
es gefpefen fein.
Simmer bi9ter runoet ii9 Der
&reis neiBer Disqualification, bic
f9 nie Hauaringe auflOfen. Mber
Der Mpparot f4Debt rubig unb lsi9t
baatpii9en in Der fOnnigen 9Obe, Die
Elm Gbriftengel am Sannenboum
5piI9en lduter tpeiRen 3udertringeln.
9o9 mas gefdiebt jeBt2 Die Mds
f9ine ientt iia, fintt tiefer uno tiefer.
Sat ser RerI etpas bor9 Ser Srt
mare mertpiirbig sefpdblt. Inter
ibm breiten fid teere 4eder. aber
nein, ct muB binunter. &ein .3pei>
fell, er 1T "%getrOffen. Subel tpirb
ldut. Die @oIbaten ifoBen Elm fnr>
5es, rdubes 6urra aus. Nltos fau@
len oabon. 9Ol5f9ube neugieriger
StraBeniungen tlappern oufgeregt
iiber oas 9flafter. Mm Mbeno tomint
sic Nd9ri9t, baB man bic Snfa1en.
einen englii6en Generaltdbler unb
feinen 8egIeiter, gefangen bat. Sbr
Nppdrdt mar Dorbsr perbronnt. 2onbz
tpebr, ou itehft grOB ba.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

aG, oonn b0rt ii9 aGes auf." . pie
tpobr pobr Grilpun5er fein gitdt!!
@sItern bqb i9 nit ben Germ So
bann BON Germ Grafen fem &amer>
biener gefpro6en, tpie Iange mod als
baF er tpdbren Tam. 9imit perfeBs
te Der Sobonrt, er tpir6 nod 70 Ians
ee tpGbren, oIs Biz CT aus lift. Aber
i9 foG IS teiner Men59 tpeiterfagen.
. tpie @e9t bat Der SObann! @r bat
ben &opf boiler @eiit, ober muir oas
@eTi9t 1T bmOrittt.
3, Gine1 groBen Greube bab id GEE
fill ipegen bic Siirten, nebmlih bic
Dra6arnellen. Da hoben ii4 Die
toI3ernen Gnslenber fauber unbrennt
nit lire SrdtnuB. 0on tpDbl BET
BEN: Dreabnousbt, Nnm. b. o.
SeBer lieser bile bibon mitten iiber
BEN untern Grunbe bes Ggdif9en
@eltmeeres, cine @peife fir Seufis
f6e. Snapif9en gsben bie Granaos
fen INNER meer nod 5rontrei9 5u>
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Sic ne9its Mo9e oar auifer BON Qu>
itralien losgebt.
Mittlarpeile greifft Der Stuff nn<
fere Mrmee militant meinen 8reiti@
gam, Sen 5ran3, inner bon borne an.
DeDurt perlirt er feline san5en Sc
f%angenen. 8alb pirb er feline ba<
BON nlser boben. @9ooe, baH i'd
tein Monn nidt bin! Wen mid eli
ner angreiffet, ben feline 9alt mehet
i9 nidt fein!!!
ueberbaups tpern ii9 unfere gonz
aen Seinoe anbrennen. Sd bin
eana in Der 9offnung, benn militant
lire ganaen 8lotaoirungen tDerben
tie uns nidt berbuneern. mir bas
ben ii9 bereiB an Der 8erforgung
bon Mebimangel bereineep0bnt unb
idmett Is gang gut. men man aud
MGus Gpn mobl beiBen: Mais,
Mnm. b. &e6.) barinnen fpiirt.
lnotpie f9onn Der glaFiide Rlahis
fer perfeBt:
,Msr auleBt ladt, bat golb I'M
Munbe."
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10
syn Ger Seimat.

@nfang bes &risges tIagte man iiber
Sen Mangel an 9anitdtsmannf9df<
ten. SEPT bort man iuft bas 9egens
tell: gum Slid tpar glei4 Elm Sd<
nitdter CUR @tel.. Ni4 bat Der
StobsorSt gleih I'M SniiBengrdben
berbun6en". beiBt es INNER tDieoer.
Da iiBen iie ouf Stii4len unb rob
ge8immertert, aber nit bequemen Qebs
neu perfebensn 8dnten, in bielen Reiz
ben bintereinonoer: Snfanteriften.
MarineTolbaten, Qrtiaeriften bunt
bur9eindnber. Sbr 9aItung lit Die
lief erI9Opfter Mdnner. @iele f9eiS
men gu f9lafen. Mnbere bofteln an
i6ren 8inoen. Mdn9e ridden adj
3enb ibr DertpunOetes 8ein alre4t.
Mel9e f9aben nit langen Mefern
ben @6mub bon ibren 9Dfen. &a<
meroben BON mir tragen auf ibrem
Hiiden 8eoiirftige poriiber. un0 imz
mer gibt es etli9e, Die pie betdubt
umberfteben uno oenen man einen
frsien 9lab antpeiien muB, no ie
ftia unb 19tper nieoeriinten. Mit sol@
oenen Mrmen umfdnet bic Sriiblings@
Tonne bic G9or, bliibenoe Sru9tbdu~
me ifreuen lire roiisen uno peiBen
5foden iiber ie aus. Die miiben
RGmpfer merfen es ni4t.
Gin ernfter, berabebriidenber Mns
Bird. Mber bieIer 3uitano bauerf nur
tur5e 3eit, geraoe 10 LANCE, I'm lie
sttpas gu fi6 fommen gu laifen. S9on
toht Ser bdrtiqe 2anOfurmmann i'm
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

iebt in elmer biiteriideu 3eit pie gu
bic olten 3eiten.
@etrei ben 8eifpiel BON bic gros
ben 0i9terer, peldene bic groBen
8ider in 8i9ertaften gef4rieben ba@
ben, 70 fine i9 einen Sagebu4 pes
gen ben &riege. Gs foa fir mid
oereinit cine @ergonsenbeit iein, 9ir>
in min i9 mein Snneres ausbruten,
70 pie ib bin.
Seoo@ oamit, men einmal in 200
Sabren meme Rinber IS ldfen, lie
aud niTen, BON pen: all 10 i9 BELLE
nit mcinen Samiliennabmen Metti
Sled II. bin fdon felt meiner Sc
burt 19 Sabre alt. Mm IA. Nugult
zines Sabres babe id meinen nG4ftsn
@eburtstag. Dn peroe i9 81. @u4
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10
Gin nener siteI.

Man bat iia i'm llnterituno zines
94iibsnsrubens gang semiitli4. eins
ssri9tet. Sober bate elm beitimmtes
Mmt. Giner mar Der Sod, elmer
Der sGdrtner", elm an0erer pieoer.
Der DEFENDERS biel 2iebessaben cts
belt un6 sesen oieie Ober jene tleine
@sfGuigteit abgab. Der wRanfmannA
Damn gub's mod einen, Der nit Der
Sober gut 8ef9eio puBte uno bic
8riefe mad Der 9simat gu f4rtiben
battle. Der bieB Der ~unterftanbsfss
tretdr".
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

bereinitoBt.
bub' i'd einsn geruff nebmIi9 elm
MGbaen fir Mnes. llno bin ih IN
alien isbr entpifeIt, benn id babe of
ter cine &IaRe befu4t.
Bon Mufen bin i'd iebr briinett
IL. eletant Ii. ar Der Spite oes Sop
fes l Meter So lang. Sd babe Ell
men &arotter. 9erielbe TT iebr groB.
Na9bebm bies borrausgei9ift, 10
befleibe id in Mien cine Steaung bel
einen 9errn II. feiner 5rau u. beren
2 &inber. Der 9err gebt jeoen
Sriib in iein Geiadfft, Derbienen;
neil Die Srau brou4t Diel. nno
inner is lie nod unbefribigt. Die
beioe &inoer Iinb beibe nod unbers
madden Goll nobl beiBen: unerpa4s
fen, Mnm. 5. 49, unb bestpegen iehr
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Ser Bbarap bor S1refen,
Mls er Dies fab, erblib;
Sab i'm Der 2eu ipolt' fre}1en,
9as 9laubt er iiderlid.
3u Nedo Damn getpenbet
Gprah er: Wein lieber Gobn,
9ns 2eben bait gerettet
9u beute Hbmao'n.
81 fparit auf meme @ettung,
Mnf 9eine uidt bebnd)t
11nb bait 5u 9einem S6nlbner
Sir INNER MIDI gemadt.
SD babe bert' gefeben,
9u liebit meiit go6terIein;
Gum Cant fir Seine Sreue
Col iie 2ein eigen iein.
Sier babt SIR meinen Gegen,
Geib Cures 2ebens frob,
Bin ih EFF. NAL me @umie,
9ann lei 9u 8barao."
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10
N~ItaapptiIde gaMaSe.

SIN Qon6 Der Sbrami6en
9erridt emit eiu Hbarao,
Ser hattie cine Sohter.
Gin Wtdoden contine il faut.
Sc fuar Elm @aroeIeutnant
Ser NiIpferD : aaballerie,
Ne6o, eii f6ncioiger Singing,
$otdI berIiebt in iie.
Sic Ybaraonentodter,
Sis ipar iie gendunt,
Mar gleidfdas gang peri1ohen
Sn ienen lieutenant.
9ob aIs iie criminals 6atten
Gm Sill elm Ne~uDe3bous,
Ser Rbarop, 3err 8nmIes,
Gang pIDblib fam bin5lt.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

Ser aaiier bon auitroIien eebt log.
riit, nu6oem inn Der oeutf@e mi
9ael bereinftoFt. Die a0@in Don
9errn 9offrat berfeBte gsitern beim
@intaufen, fdulO an bic Gran5enofen
iinb nlr bic fran3eneiifden Srduen.
@eil 0iefe baden fe 10 gemdht. uno
lie bat bon ben @ef9piitertino ppm
Der @@nefer einen 2atai feinen
Jreinb ettpog ge1Drt, aber fie bart
IS ni9t meter fagen: nemlid bull
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

f9limm.
!Simit sebe i9 iiber uuf baBieniss,
i%porrauff i'd iibergebe. Dit ben hei<
tiaen Datum 1T Der eiropdii6e MeltS
trieg poue II Monat binbnr9 ausges
bro9en. Mel9erne tpeit beralsz
f6auenbe @eiit bate bas e~eoentt?!
Mu9 i9 ni9t! Den pie i4on 9rils
pan5er in feinen glaHifden Gitate
perfect: nM0be. penn er losgelahen!
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

tunsen trsffen. 8is uuf ben Gingans
fir ole mutmaBli@en @erpunoeten
erFreden fi9 bic MaBnabnlen.
Dont biefer Organization tlappt
absr ou4 aues DOraigIi4. No4 am
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10
Wettis hrieSstaSsbAct.

Mitaeteilt bon 9omuntuIus.
Sirmit besine i'd ben Nnfdng,
no9oem es mid brsngt, mein Snnes
res o~usauloTen. Oenn mir ieben
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

.!9at benn Der 9err OberfOrHer
8efu9, ~ i9 bore i'm in feinem
3immer 70 lout re0en2"
30 nein, Der lebrt feline Dadel
niir Oos neue RpmmanbO: Sud ben
gngldnoer"!1
Washington Journal., 1915-09-10

$50 iou ia bod elei6 tpadeln
ne nIte Hbramioi~
S6reit tputeutbrarnt Der 4lte,
Nls er bic beiben iiebt.
CT 5tiir5t iid, neil gu ftrafen,
Sen Qeutndnt er bege6rt,
Guf i'm, in feiner &e1ten
9as i6arfe Sideli6tuert.
BUR 6treitagt, fid gu tpeBren,
Sn6es id0n Sis fIiebt,
@reift Ne9p f9Ieunieft, oIs er
Sen GIten tommen iiebt.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-11-26
CORN SHOW TO BE AT SALEM.
Mrs. Braden Will Receive Entries
From Polk County.

Polk county farmers are invited to
participate in the Marion county corn
show which will be held at Salem,
beginning on Wednesday and closing
on Saturday, December 4. L. J. Cha
pin, Marion county agriculturist, has
charge Of the show and has commum-
Gated with Mrs. Winnie Braden, who
has agreed to take charge of the Polk
county entries. The county as such
will not compete, but individuals will
be on an equal basis with Marion
county farmers. If growers will send
not less than ten ears of selected
corn to the Marion County Corn show,
in care of Mrs. Braden, she will ex-
hibit and care for it. Mrs. Braden
would like to get 100 ears from ex-
hibitors if possible, but the minimum
is ten. The ears must have straight
rows and be filed to the end, and
must be uniform in size. Mrs. Bra
den will, at her own expense, 20 10
Salem next week to arrange and ex-
hibit the corn that is sent in by Polk
county farmers.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-11-26
LADIES PROFIT FROM BAZAAR.
Cooked Food and Needlework Sales
on Wednesday We're Popular.

The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church assembled a pleasing col
lection of cooked foods and needle
work on Wednesday and held their
annual Thanksgiving sale at the Vas
sail grocery and at Guy Brothers
store. In the former was the cooked
food sale, with several ladies in
charge during different hours Of the
day. Foods and delicacies to make
the housewives Thanksgiving labors
lighter we're temptingly displayed and
before evening many delicious pies,
cakes and cookies had changed own
ership for the satisfaction of Thanks
giving appetites. Not only were there
cakes and pies, but jams, jellies and
canned goods, prepared in various
ways. At the needlework sale the
ladies exhibited and sold very fine
collection of garments and fancy
work. Many different styles of aprons
and many different pieces of fancy
work We'd with clothes for the little
girls doll, and many Christmas pres
ents must have been selected from
the display, judging from its depleat-
ed appearance after the sale.