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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-18
How U. s. Rose From the Ocean

An interesting exhibit shown by the
United States geological survey at the
exposition in San Fran.
cisco is the illustration of the develop
ment of the surface features Of the
United States and adjoining lands
the gradual rise of the continent from
the primal ocean and the accompany
ing development of life-a pictorial
story of progress from the early fish
and the huge half-reptile creatures
known as saurians to the higher nam.
mails such as the great saber-tooth
tiger and the giant hyena.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-18
Maritime Character.

There is something about the fel.
low who was in here just now that
smacks of the salt sea gale" said the
newly arrived guest.
You have rare powers of discern
ment," said the affable proprietor Of
Sea View Inn. II guess he sells more
peanuts and popcorn than any other
dealer on the beach"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-06-18

Then Abe went to Join Angy In the
room which the sisters had given to
him that bitter day when the cry of
his heart had been very like unto:
"Eloi, Eloi. lama sabachthani!"
After all, what was there of his and
Angy's here? Their garments they did
not need now. They would leave them
behind for the other old couple that
was to come. There was nothing else
but some simple gifts. He took up a
pair of red wristlets that Mrs. Holman
had knit, and tucked them In his new
overcoat pocket He also took Abb
CALLS bottle of Jockey Club" which
he had despised 80 few days ago, and
tucked that in his watch pocket When
he bought himself a watch, he would
buy a new clock for the dining-room
down stairs, too-a clock with no such
asthmatic strike as the present one
possessed All his personal belongings
every one of them gifts-he found
room for in his pockets. Angy had
even less than he. Yet they had come
practically with nothing-and COM
pared with that nothing, what they
carried now seemed much. Angy hest
tated over the pillow-shams. Did they
belong to them or to the new couple to
come? Abe gazed at the shams too.
They had been given to him and Angy
last Christmas by all the sisters. They
were white muslin with white cambria
frills, and in their centers was embroi.
dered in turkey-red cotton, Mother. y
on one pillow, Father" on the other
Every sister in the Home had taken at
| least one stitch in the names.
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'fHalanh btamdhi
nod mthr 1oIpaital
Ea niaii aiaua atimlalat faitlna.
mlfs maa lsf asalltFhsa
lHt0ifH

NHam "a gh HHai
isW fHt HmeUial IS.
MtlltMn HNlm MmlF l
tfa im MM0M aH mh Mh tls
elHmt Hit Am meha8sfH if
ta8 hfm ttbf Hsl6fH Hmaf
Mtm Mf HfiHifHf fsa
aladif8 HbHMb m HaMgR HA
inf llpnHtsa1aMbm8 im aMH
ffflHlaien W8u.afHh 81 ifalsa
tWittfhf8 bam ilftfa n uHa.
laUa agu ataBH Nfaa1 uHlea.
tIltllt laai eaIa0W ht mdm Ia
nH IbalfH agHH. ahef NE B#i
Hma itmnWt mdun BE Ration uef
bic cilffn lahtmbI1ift aanal
mfFhM miro Wrldt tIlne anaers
gHaal iihma lalIe
Glt HHliieflAneH @dl6aneb ifeis
neu Die Rddrhlcn lu uer6iiratn.
0db bie endldn6er Ia 1lan6lrn
itrdiborc NetIdie erIilirn bahet
uuh nod frltiotn im0 bab hie Col.
oatrunddlhube nidlt arnnacu. rm
Dem slnluutm Der Eoiiidlen mtber.
itehcn 40 fonnen 0ia man duf
eineu cn0liiiiarn Sied boiien. oauu
bconrf man nod btcl mebr 1oioas
ten uuO Ulmition 70. ibr gritrn
bleibt il 0ausl U1t @urem 5ieQ
tits aGn3Iih msD
Ter iiIuaiie gcridt bes Generals
6reuh ii5er Die Gage Der Iiuae auf
ben SdIddiieIOern IN 5lanOcrn
Initet iebr 3obm mO beidaiiigt ii9
hauptiGdfb nut OCn .erioIaen" Der
5ran3oicn. Die @e1enangriiie, Die
Die engI1u6er aisjuiitbren ge3pun.
Gen naren, brddten ungebure Ser.
lutte ON Meuidenleben nit iid. Ges
GeitereH iab er iid ge3lultngen, ieine
@eieht5linien ausJuriften. lleber.
baupt bat ole 0ffeufiDe Der glIiirten
I'M @eiten MIR geringe grfolge er-
sieIt. Die Strede, auf Ser Die gn.
Iiirten ben gngriff madten, 3ieht
fb In elmer unregelmdBigen 9inie
bon glrn1entieres bis glrras. gtur
Gems m6 Ga gaiIee eeInng
es ben 5ran5nIcn in Die poroeriten
9rdben Der 0eltlfen porBubrineen.
Die Sample n6rbli6 bon sLrros bic.
ten oaourd beionbere Sd)lpieriefei-
ten, oaB oas Terrain iebr biigelig
lit uno fid 5ur 8ertbei6igrng ie6r
1ut eignet @jroBere SSottibritte
iino in 6ieiem Gerroiu BON teiner
5eite 5li ertporten.
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;sransGiiidler Sieaesberidlt.

Baris, IA. Weoi. - 3as fran5os
iiide ariegsamt mo6te beitte 0ie foI.
genoen Mittbeilungen iiber Die
&riegslage: Bir batten grobe Gr-
folge an 0fittipod glbeno uno in
Der oarouifpIgenoeit Gaht noroIid
bon gLrros. SSn ben 5diibengr1-
ben lnnO Gr0perfen iii6Iid bon
geotre Dame De Qorette iparen mir
6efti9en @egenongriffen bes 6einOes
ausgeiebt, ood gegen Wforgen ip,ir.
oen mir boaitdnoig Serr Der Gage,
'nadoem mir oem 5eiitbe grobe ger-
lutte beigebra6t botten. gSir er.
oberten oas 0orf GoreilcD nnO ben
binter ibm liegenben @aIo, norolid)
bonn Siigel ger. 125. Die oentide
8eiasltng, beltebe1to nits brei Sd.
taillonen SStfaitterie 1ulo 6 aon1-
pdgnten 8ioniere, leiftete Sen bart.
nadigiten 8iberltono. 8ir ntad-
ten 1850 @efangene, Infer ibneu
30 Sffi3iere, arA eiiten SberIt rn0
einen 9otaiqonsfommanoeiir; audi
erbeilteten mir mebrere &anonen nn0
bteI Weunition. (8obri9einli6 bd-
ben Die brei gataiqpne altBer benz
boberen Siibrer foum 30 9ffi3iere
gebabt, unb bon ibten fieIen ieoen.
falls mebrere ooer tpuroen bertpun-
bet. Doourb Die 1lnrihtigteit Der
3o9len erlpieien erIdeint.) N0ro.
lid bon Geupile noHten mir audi
bebelitenoe gortibritte, eroberten
mebrere bunoert 0orOs longe Sfii.
sengrdben. Sn gleitpiIle mubten mir
Elm 0ans nnG Dem anoeru erftiir.
men, unO unlereSrnppen f1n1pften
nit Der gr0Bten Sopferfeit.
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Nlppiepelt heimaelendltet.

Berlin iiber 9onoon, Ia. Wai.-
6rei6err 0bunm b. Shipar5enItein,
Der befonnte Diplomat, Der ieBt eine
bobe Stellung i'm glusm1rttgen amt
betlei0et, ipeneet iid gegen Die idar-
fe aritif, Die in Der nnlerifa1if6etl
greiie gegen 0eutidlalo aus gtn.
IaB Der n2uiitania -2lffdre bielfn6
geiibt lporoen lit, itno nimnlt befon.
oerS Die aeuBerungen oes friiberen
8r1liOenten 3beo6ore Rooiepelt itit-
fer Die Cube. 9ooietslt ertl0rte be-
fonntlid, er era6te Dos 8erienfen
Der r2ltiitania" ais Die groBte Bi.
ratent6ot III Der @eltgei6ibte.
fSreiberr 0aimn fiibrt 6OIgenoes
aus:
.@eun Serr 9fooiebeIt 6teie 8or-
te qebralldt bat Damn ihIeuoerte er
cine 8eleibigung gegen oas gon3e
oeutI6e Bolt, itber Die mir I'M bod.
item @raoc emport iino, iel6it 3it Ell.
ner 3eit, in Der mir unter Dem SnB
uno SalIh6eit bon Seinoen ino
friiberen 5reitnoen 5n Ieioen baben.
Gr 6eleioigte, obue gntiduIoigung,
Didnuer, Die fitrdtlos lbis 5ltm Io6e,
in Der StunDe ser gaotb lire Gflibt
oem Gaterlanoe gegeilii6er eetbon
ba6en, obne Soffnung auf 8ellte.
Grit nodoem Gn9lanO Die gon5e
als ariegs5one erflGrt bat.
te, o6ne' cine ipirfitngspole 9Iofnoe
6urd5uiii6ren, erfl1rte Geuti9Lano,
nit genau Dem gleihen Re6t, Die
@ep1iier Inn @ngIano berum oIS
arie0s3one lno tiinoigte oil, 0aB es
Die glbiitex babe, ale feinbliden
San6cIsidse, oic bon ibnen ouae.
troficn lplroelt 81 perienfer otpobei
es ni6t INNER moglid iein iucroc,
III cprnciocr. baB Wiannidnftcn uno
gaiioeiere geidbroet lDiirOer."
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100000 Slniitn
9cf0ngcn grnOmmrnl
,lu VOIen, GaIijirn nnO gtIaien
babru Dir 7rutIten mritere
GriOIgr anIiuwrlIsn.
6ranjOItn lnblIIrtn abtr cInIgt loIaIt GrI0IotI

eHtll6 tan 1rsrn tdaagu mif
tfH hn1ldHbdH elnfH meil9taa llfas
ielllt mlt0i.Ntn Nuaii ah. hlt 0na.
ldhhff milbU 5fmHasn. ltrs lgl.
iun1en uttltlgaalilH ala mehleln
Vim Naamiilaa arilitu bie Hran.
iolgn uiii maIfai8eu lfelliFallen
miefe SicauH1en miiyten bn crl.
l.balten ablain nno llcmllle an: bln
nnD her meaie ofr Nantpi. cts hdl
oerielbt ithlirbiidi su uniertn ellms
item enilhie0 Ter 1cinb mHoq I'm.
ter idnucren gcrIuiieu ieineririts 10.
rittaeitllnacu Ite criihaii 0a.
rentn mb bic meitiidle Ndliir ION
sIbldiu. mcldlc heibc sll ienem Ter.
ritorium gcborien, pelhes Die bron.
3oien bciett bielteu, mo in ncI.
dem it'd uuicre ooracidlobeneu Sdlii.
tenarnbcn beianoen. ipur0en BON
ben 6ran3oien aenoHmlen, Ieioer
perloren mir babel cine betr1ttIidlc
9In5ahl unierer tapieren Wlaunihoft,
meIdle iib Ger llebermodlt nidlt Az
erIucbren Oermotte, nnO etnen Ebeil
oes bon ins eroberten 3errains.
DER 9eriud Der 5ran5oien, einen
EbeiI Der Sdiitengr1ben, neld)e mir
ibnen norotueitIih non gerrD.all.
9ac. in Dem 6jeboI3 iiioIih bon gti[.
ails-9ois geleeen 5llriid5uerobern,
Gergebens iebten oie
5ron5oien gum Sturn1 an; ale ibre
glngriife braaen lnter mlIerem
6euer 5idanlmen.
gtah einem beftigeu glrtiaerie.
felter griff Ger 6eino geltern 9lbenb
uniere Stellungen 5tpiid]en Der
Maas nno MoieI an. 9ei Gropp
bes Gariues eeIang eS ibm einen
Sbeil uuierer borgeibobenen 5dii-
tenardben in elmer g3eite BON $50
bis 200 Weter au oltrhbrehen Gs
fam 3it einem beftigeit San0gcnlatt.
ge, itnb' bol0 tparen iiftIere SteIIun.
gen pom Seinoe geidubert. gei
oieiem Sample gerietb cine glnaabI
5ran3oien in @efangenidaft.
3tpei fran8oiiide gIofbauier ouF
bent peItliden qbbang oes Sart.
manns @eiIerfopf tpuroen our9
4uier @el6iitfeuer 8erit0rt.@
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staatsieitnna iibsr @ilionls glpte.

Rem gorf, IA. Nai. - iii
e9leu YOrfer StaGtS5eitnng" inat il
engliider Spradle iiber bic glute 6ci
amerifaniiden 9iesiernng an 9entid.
lamb SOlgen0es:
rSett lit nidt bic 3eit, MilliOnen
uun amertfauiidJen giirgcrn nit mn.
geredlten nnO nnHOtbieen Grserlideu
4nsOriiden Ons Ser5 III bei6Weren.
Die 0entidl.amerifaner miiien in
jeoem aunflift sluildlen ben Der.
Staaten HuO Ttntidllano leiben,
GeioeH ertrngen, BON oenen lire
Viitbiirger fein geritanonik baben.
Gs lit Oes6alb aber an Der 3eit, ben.
ielben ge9enii6er Elm Waaf bDn
0adlOeHfen unO 8ernnnft I'll Seigen.
Sic baben in Der gersangenbeit
fir bic Infre6terbaltnng Der SterHe
nnb Streifen gefOften nnb werOen
Sies anfJ iebt iuieSer tbnn, gegen
iuen es and lei. Sic perOienen bic
5riidte frii9erer Srene sn eruten,
bis iie iid ielbit ben aniprnd nnf
bieiel6en berider5n. Gs gab nnr
INNER cine Saline, inter Der bic
9entid-Nmerifaner fod)teu. ltub es
fam andj itets MIR cine iOlfle ge.
ben, mnO bas iiuS bic Sterne anb
Streifen."
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gritildle gnndl6ppte aenpmnlen.

eunopn, IA. Mai. - Giner 9e,
peId)e BON oct Sniel Nlon6rps, i'm
NegGiid)sn Deer, 5nfoIac iinb icnt
beiOen britiiden San66Uote, meldDt
in Ons @larmnra Meer einSrangen,
BON ben Shrfen senOmmen iuurOen.
slnseiidts oes 8eridts, bah iidI
beatidlc SaadbOute inn WiittellGnSi.
idIen Nlecr nm6ertanmeln Ioaen,
hot bic 6ritiidc 9iesiernng cine ge-
lObnnug BON $500 fir 9cnicnigen
amsgeIett, lueldIcr ben beltimmten
anfentbaltSOrt bieicr Snudl6Optc an.
aebeu tnnn, bami. iie 5erltOrt luer.
ben fOnneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14
gl(e niSeinben luerben perGnfttt.

9OnSDn, "A. Mni, = Der gDli.
5eifOmmiiiGr bon GUnOOn OrOnete bic
gcr6aftnua oler AHsegOrisen feinO.
Iider giatiouen, iOlueit iic nod I'M
militGrpflidltiaen Alter itebeu, an.
0ion crmartet, Oak ale oicic inner.
halb weniger Sage berbaftet iiuO
O0er fidl freimlllia iteILen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14
sdnk ber bentidlen 0alnpfer.

9tetp Oorf, Ia. Dlai. = SSn SO.
bofen nuroe eine9lbtbeilung Der It1o.
tiihen 8oli3ei aur 8eipahltng Der
9ods oes gtorooeutifen 2Iopo bel
3oa ipie bei gta6t beoroert. GS lit
0ies eine Der 8oriidtsnldBregeIn
gum Shub zines 9beiIes Der gro.
ben 6euti6en Sanoelsflotte, Die ieit
g(nsbrud 0es strieaes in Sobofen
i1lterniert it, IS beiBt, oaB oieIe
goritdtsmaBregeIn auf @riuden Der
geamten Der groBen 9onpferIinie
getroiier miro iiu6.
gto6e3u 200 Staliener uno @rie-
den, WiitgIieoer Der 9efdbpng oes
Gunorb.3alnpfers nGorpatbia", bo.
ben iid, mic jeet beridtct miro, in
letter 8ode geipeigert. bic 5dbrt
nit8ltmaheu, neil Der 0anlpier &c.
feGI erbaIten 6atte, eilien 3ruppen-
transport bon Canada uod gnglan6
an goro 8u ne6nlen. 9tls @run0
aabeu iie oil. cs lei au 6efiirdten,
oaf Der Gambler BON oeuti1en
Iauhbooteu torpeoiert fper0e.
gie 8eomten Scr Gunor6 9inie
oieic 2elte bdtten oamit
ibren 9r6eitsfontraft gcbrohen, nto
Die Dompieraeieai6aft itebc ionit
lmter feinerlei 8erpflihtllug, iieI
luieoer 1T ilre Seimatb 81 befor-
Spru
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sirpit iuQ abaebanft habtn.

2onoon, IA. Mai. Sine fehr
sipeifeIbofte GcpeIbe Der Gg6anee
Telegraph 50. aus Sfopeubngen be-
bouptet, 9(OniirnI b. 9irpib, oer
oelitide GIottenrtiniiter, babe abge.
oonft, neil ct NIT onocren RitgIie.
bern Der oeiniden 9tegieriing beSiia-
lid Der uSulitoitio ~-9lff1re ridt
iibereinitinme. (gs tuiro fuieber
eiinlaI gdts berOddtig bon ben sll-
liirten aelogen.l
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qeripuol. .g,oti,en.

0err pcrmdnn !. aauf 9fuort,
9ieb., mlibte iidj Degcn Gc8cma uob
Dem ct. Soiep6 0oipitaI begrteu.
SEER 3 9. stin8. Shlart, glc6,, be.
dIeitete i6n nah Gnnba. Nir
wauidcu Seru 3. 3, ssauf baIoige
geiierung.
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neniltania0 Ianf ueralueiftlt i6neIl.

Berlin. ilber 2onoolt IA. Wlai. -
Sn oeutidep Mariuefreiien iit man
eritaiint iiber Die Shneqiafeit, mil
pelher ole aQuiitania@ nah Der
Iorpeoicrilng perianf. SndpcrItGn.
bige iinO Der gIniidt, baB Oieies
ihneae Sinfcn burd cine grploiion
Der on gor6 5efuoliden 0tiuiti.
onslaotmg 6crbeigefilbrt puroe, 9tn.
oernfolls bate ein Sdiff bon Der
gauart Der .ouiitania~ nit lltft.
mo maiieroidten 5fotten - min-
oeitens orei Bis bier Stunocn iibcr
Maiier bleibcn miiiicn, uno 6auil
mare Belt gcluig gemcien, olle all
9oro befinoIilhen Nerionen 81 rets
ten, 3nmnl oie Siiiite 70 nobc tpnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14
Die lludt
Iubt luiIlunl
eum asta't astlaaara'u.

Nansaa. ii Nsgt TW NisH
mlnHf leaitlit liat II NfHahshs
mf anf Die Nalf bfs ptabbfaHa
hhllda an ftnllAlaah auiH aaks
rem dalathhft a1t NanpNaht ii.
hah Me Nff EtaaigH im Hamfh hgr
Hlfnidliailtii hlt ttvuaa afffnt
hhbtn, bah AtHiial, aui dufu ihgis
lfu bee illurff, lfi ta unn aai g hll.
few hfr MfifalahftnafH ehtt Nfniias
iff, ttihabl mtfbm maHfn fttIfs
NJ ben badintf Nidlfaftii nid,t nHf
im asstniuarliafn Nfitat ipnhftn
and iur bic submit Nir mnHtu
Hne ioatu, bah tinf hff Wafbinal.
iraatn onrdl aieit Note frlfbiat mtf.
ben mifb.
Rarie, II. 0iaL Tie aaule
Rreiit trllari hdl mit asm Ton Der
9luir an 1fntidllanb fiuutriiunAtn.
Tic 3eit bnnaltr Fruttite lei iebi
borbei, nno Irntidllunb muh
abiulntr lsarautie atben, Oah CO
bon ahnlidleu e&erbredisn9 in Der
3ntuuit sIbiiauo nrbmen mnh. Tit
8er. Staattu iutroen rS mobl ami
teineu aries aHiOmmen laheu, Oenn
oieies Dirb nidlt n0tbia ieiu. lie
Der. Staaten uerben aber ben Yin.
itOh Snr BriinOnng einer Srrtbeioi.
gnnsslisa Nrntrnler geben, weldle
ibr 3iel barin baben mir6, 9cntidl.
lamb bon alien anOeren 0ationen ab.
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Hsentsn.

9[pentcn iiir Elm Is5r lpertbooI.
les uno leid)t Derf0ufllfbrs
Ihes g9ud meroen iiberoIl 1eiuhi
nnO angaitcat. @uter geroicnit
nnr itctiSe glrbeit fir ,sseocn, Der
etfpas thim mia, lin tueitrrc sfihs,
fnnTt aorpijire. .. .. @og 1886.
Cmabn, gieLr.
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gSns lie i'd ..bafpr fopfen0

eOnbOn "A. Wiai. = Der GOnig
BON GnglanS fat Oerfiiat, bic ga.
men bcs aaiiers @ilbelm, ocs aai-
iers Srans SOiepB, bes A6uigs BON
8iirttcm6erG uuO Ses Ser5ugs ION
Gnmberlanb bOu Der Cite Der
Snbn6cr OeS observation-disclosures 3u
itreidlen.
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Trr RadirIli bss
liaiitHlIhtn llabIHtisl
Ua @atH fttd Mf uslis8 IL
aahii hh na6 hghaf mH ht
HHta Ha# afifa


fL NmNfflHm 81 WNirff
UM Aff @aAefalitH HlM
t hffH# NHlNM
tt MMifffta al mIlFHa hh
fr W hHH HHifaaaa0H HHi 81
llHaf1NeaHd dHH NHlfgH mi .
mf i# a8i nNs sttt ngltf hH
tmpft ldHHfH tH aHms
aaH8lt HethB Hf it nflfltlfflen
Wm bI ail.d fpat8f MI.
hHH8 mfbt sHifm Haauh wfl1ghl.
liht 6f ieidH il untHll.heI'gus
eo 40 tt HeNiHalIeH ha8 HliHiIlffls
m nNu1NHfu mlgh eoef HlAi
Nrlfasbtunef
Nam n Wai Nei lelnfm b.f.
iiafa 0lulfaiIen mufhe bgf fialtm
Gabrielle hannmH6. btr ieu mfh.
rrfen 1dbfln irtipiaid ln bft Ger.
tdnuHHd Hrtllc INTO clu l0iri1tr
auhonatr ber arir18pdriti III, con
gilWm arobeu Nplfahalitn INIT
oodrfrn ampiau1tu uuO .enrrab
iir ben arieal 0uffoh iiir SaIan.
brol glIeocr NIT CVilcrreihl'
3m gdnie 0es 1aaeS murhc BITE
nod Nrira bruIleHoe gleniheurenae
hnmer uui0creater Der glbae0rO.
neie 9lCrtoliui. DiItalie0 Oes tribe.
rem aabinetts @iolotti, purOc non
Dem 4obcl IN cinem 5traBcnbahu.
maacn bemerft nHO unbcriilglih
onaegriiien. aaoallerie ipur0e re.
aliricrt. nelte nit hlantcr @oiie
bic raienoe @lenihenmenge ousein.
amber trieb. gtud Der 9lbgeoronete
5aota, ein glnb1n9er Der 6riebens.
partei, puroe ebeniaas angegrifien,
ieood gelang es ibm, iih in Slider.
belt jil bringen. Ter iojialiitiideI
9t6gcorbnete Or. @ra3inoei, welder
Der Code Der geeutralit1t oos 8ort
re6ete, uuroe iiberfaIlen; eS mare
linn ihlinm ergongen, tp1ren linn
nift me6rere Sfjubleute Slr SiIie
getomnen. Ger miitbenoe SonsI
bogel rief:: .Eoo ben 5einOen oes
8aterlon6esl"
9entidler aummeutar.
Berlin, iiber aniiter0ant u. SoH-l
0or IA. Wai. - 9ns ,gerIiner
9ageblott4 iagt iiber Die itaIieniide
6roge, Die Gage in sStolien iei boIl.
itGnoig Deriporren uno troe Der 9ln.
itren9ungen, 0ie Die @ertreter Der
MAIDEN, dllberit ernit. (
@s mare falIh, Der gtuoien5 oes fri.
beren Miniiterpr1iioenten @iolotti
beim &onig oII3u groBe geoeutltng
bei3umeiIen, oa gictor emanuel
bon glnfang an es bermieoen babe,
peri0nIi6 in Oen goroereritno 8u
treten uno iid ols itreng fonitituti.
oneIler Monord an Die Gntidlie.
Bungen oes aubinetts bolte. ga oie
friegeriiden 9iiiItln9en SStoIiens
immer peiter geben, f6eine es fnIt
zine iibermenidli6e 9Iufgabe, cine
5u perbiiten. Mon
brauAe aber nod ntht olle Soft.
tung auf3uge6en, ntitife ii6 ober
eoenfaIls Dor al5ubiel Sptimismus
1itten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14
cffisieIler bentidler @eridlt.

Berlin, IA. Wtoi. iiber 2onoon.
Gas ocpti1e ariegsoilt bat geitert
abcnO Golgen0es befannt eenlodt:
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CLEARBROOK

Mrs. Smith and two daughters,
Marion and Katherine We're Belling-
nam visitors saturday.
Mrs. Parrot was Bellfngham
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson IF
South Bellingham were in Clear
brook Sunday. Mr.. Wilson preach
ed in the Presbyterian church N
the afternoon.
II is expected that Mr.. Mitchell
will take charge as pastor on the
coming Sunday at the Presbyterian
church.
Oscar Swanson and Mrs. Andy
Estergreen were in Bellingham Sat
urday
G. F. D. Wander Mel, Mrs l.. B.
Randall. Mrs Mabel A. Smith. and
Miss Vesta Nichols. teachers Of the
Clearbrook school, all attended IL
stitute in Nooksack Friday.
E T. Mathes viii give a lecture
on Mexico" at the Clearbrook
sckool house Tuesday evening Mar
80. 1915.
The Clearbrook girls and boys
basket ball teams went to Demlng
Frfday evening The Deming boys
we're victorious n the boys game,
= after q very hard and exc ting
game the Clearbrook girls won the
girls game with a score of Ito g..
Miss Vesta Nichols was in Bell
iugnam Friday night and Saturday.
\ basket ball game and - AXE
Xix will be given in the school
hall Saturday evening, March q.
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DELTA & SUNSHINE

j. A Froberg has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Fairvew school was defeated by
Delta i'll a spelling match held lest
Friday.
Mrs. A. Harlander went to Bel
bingham last Friday to consult .
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ericsson and
daughter Mabel We're Sunday dinner
guests at the John Axling nome.
H. o. Wampler and family were
in Lynden Saturday.
E. Anderson and family and Mrs.
p AXling autoed to Bellingham on
Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Heathcote
We're Belliughain visitors last week.
Mrs. II. c. Berthusen and daugh-
ter Olive were i'll Lynden one day
last week.
Farmers in this neighborhood
have al commenced spring WORK.
The sewing circle meets next on
Thursday, April LIST, at the home of
Mrs. E. Markstrom.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. A. Froberg en-
teuaiued a number of friends II
ter home on Sunday.
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North Praiiriie

John Colpind of Sunrise visited
at II. BarteIds, Sunday
Mrs. Bruins is staying with Mrs
Bloomendahl at present.
Mr.. Verhovan and Otto Bruins
were Bellingham visitors last Sun
day.
Mrs. Chas. schelin and baby vis-
tied Mrs. Richbaw. Sunday
Leag~Williams was a Sumas Wis
itor Monday.
Miss Freda Bruins is staying at
home at present.
Earl Rice began work for Mr..
Williams. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bruce and FAM
ily arrived from Kremlin. Montana
Wednesday. Mrs. Bruce's many
friends are sorry to know of her Ill
health and hope for her rapid re-
eovery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Palmer and
family visited at p. a. Clarke's Sun
day.
Mrs. Adolph Klocke and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klocke and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Lin
seth. Sunday.
~ TIC petiNS SlNVi ny -hi' 'iAN
Mrs. Linseth Wednesday evening, a
goudly number of young people
spent q pleasant evening tripping
the light fantastic till the wee sma'
hours.
The Whatsoever Club spent n
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Van
Der Nicer Thursday. The next
meeting will be April LIST, with Mrs.
Verduin. at, which time the quar-
lerly dues will be due and payable.
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are attending Normal. spent their
spring vacation at their homes here.
Misses Alice Shields, Helen Mon
roe. Alice Moles. Helen Fell, Loa
Barrett. Alta Chichester. Clara Bar
Miss Emma Wahlstrand spent the
weekend as the guest of her sister
Mrs. Claus Togenfelt of Bellingham.
w. L. Beavert of Seattle has pur-
chased the restaurant formerly own
ed by w. B. F. Drake.
Mrs. A. p. Long has returned
from a several days visit with her
niece, Mrs. Wilke Chandler Of
Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Byers have SIS
their guest. Mrs. r. d. Wood Of
Montesano.
Miss Sylvia Mosier, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Howard
Gross. of Seattle. has returned
home.
Oren Long was given a pleasant
surprise party on Thursday evening,
the occasion being his eighteenth
birthday. Games We're enjoyed I'M
III late hour when luncheon was
served
Mrs. Roy Boyd is visiting her
mother at Deming.
Mf. and Mrs. George Casebeer,
MSS Beatrice Casebeer and Miss
Emily Tarnes mutored to Haynie
oatuFday evening to attend Grange.
On tuesday evening the local
grangers gave a red bandana social
IN the X. p. Hi. After a literary
program, games and dancino u-oe,
enjoyed.
Miss boy Slater, who is teaching
n Bellingham, spent her spring va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rowe and
FAMILY and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pet
erson and family have moved "a
Kendall.
Miss Roy Cederberg was the over
sunday guest of her cousin. Miss
nope Miller of BelIlngham.
donald Croy of Bellingham spent
the weekend as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. P. Schell.
Mrs. John Andall of South Bend
mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zimerman.
Born on March 18th, to Mr.. and
MIS-. Marvin oswald, a son.
Mrs. VIM. VanDoren entertained
The Evergreen Kensington club at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bice enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Rev. and
Mrs. j. c. Harrison.
VIII Casebeer of Belingham
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Casebeer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2. Schell enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mrs. EN-
ma Johnson, j. King, Lewis King,
and Donald Cray.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. E. Barnhardt
entertained at dinner Sunday. Plates
were laid for DR.. and Mrs. &. j.
Hood. Miss Nell Royvar, c. j. New
land. Miss Pauline Hood. Margaret
Barnhardt, Marion Barnnardt, Har-
old BarnharQt and the host and
hostess.