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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
RANGE of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicaso. Feb %.
Wheat-May opened at Las; highest,
1.57A lowest, 1,5S: closed, 1885; July
opened at 1919; closed, l25A
Corn May opened at "a q highest,
IS; lowest, 721s; closed, I23s: July
opened at 1872; closed. 74A.
Oats-May opened at 81 Y; highest,
5s1s; lowest. 56A; closed, 5612; July
opened at 543s; closed, 53I2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Chicago Potato Market.

Chicago. Feb. 25.-Potatoes-Un-
changed: receipts, twenty five cars.
Michigan and Wisconsin red =. 37G4O
Michigan and Wisconsin white 3S043
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
LiverpooI Grain.

Liverpool, FeD. %.
Wheat-No. ! Manitoba. lbs Sd; No
2 Manitoba, 13s I'd; No. 3 Manitoba
13s sd; No. hard winter. 13s I'd.
Corn-New American mixed, SIS;
American mixed old, IS Sd; February
is Sd; March, rs SID.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
British Aviator Killed.

London, Feb. 25-Lieut. Dawson c.
Downing. Royal Navy flying corps, was
killed today in fall from biplane al
he central flying school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Peoria Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by TAYLOR & Patton. over
% East Mani
Peoria, Feb. %
Corn-Receipts eighteen cars: ! cent
lower to 70 cent up: No. 3, -; No. 4,
SO dt69a; No. yellow, ~; No 4
yellow, ,0a4
oats-Receipts, four cars; Z cent
higher: No. white. 80 VI standard, So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
DECIDED STRENGTH
DEVELOPS N WHEAT
SUSPENSION OF GOVERNMENT
WAR RISK INSURANCE LARGE
LY RESPONSIBLE.
MARKET ALMOST
BARE OF OFFERINGS
MARKET ALMOST
BARE OF OFFERINGS
Corn Transactions Reflect Course of
Wheat, But Changes Are Narrow and
Trading Confined Almost Wholly to
Floor Spec uIators-Chances Of Liber-
al Export Demand Make Oats Firm.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Dectded strength
developed in wheat prices odaY, after
a temporary sag at the start Attempts
by leading firms was made to buy at
the decline but disclosed the fact that
the pit was almost bare of offerings.
The action of the market vas partially
explained by the suspension by the
United States government Of the war
risk insurance and later announcement
that the writing of such insurance
would be resumed later but at a dou-
BILE rate. The opening, winch varied
from AG7s TO l cent lower, was fol-
lowed by a further setback and then
rise of IL cents above last nights
level.
The close was unsettled at az 10 Sis
and 81. cents under last night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25

The chances of being struck by light
ming are four times greater in the
country than in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Rance of Prices.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, grain
merchants. over % East Main street
Phone 6S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
MarshalltOwn Sales and
Commission Co.'s
THIRTIETH
Market Sale

At Plumb Bros heated,
seated and electric lighted
sale pavilion, on Eleventh
Avenue, north of the Fair
Grounds. Sale to start
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Really Reliable.

Us your maid trustworthy"
"Trustworthy! Why, even give hel
the key to the bread box!"-BuffalH
Express.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
St. Louis Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by Taylor & Patton, Over
% East Main.l
ST. Louis, FEB. 25.
Wheat-No. 2 red, 1.52; No. red
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25

Corn moved with wheat. Changes,
however, We're narrow, ana trade was
confined almost wholly 20 floor spec
ulators. After opening unchanged to
u lower, the market declined a trifle
more, and then rose above last night $
figure.
The close was heavy al rs to , Is and
az cents net decline.
Oats.
Chances Of liberal demand from ex-
porters made oats firm. !. was diff
cult to confirm rumors that several
round lots had been sod for ocean
shipments.
Provisions.
Higher prices for aogs tended TO lift
provisions. Gain IN pork was, never
theless, not we'll maintained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
NEXT BIG SALE
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 2 and 3

ON MARCH 2 we will sell cattle,
hogs. sheep. chickens, furniture, ma
chinery, everything except horses. We
now have listed for March 2, thirty
head Of cattle. eight good Druoc Jersey
brood sows, twenty head of 1Oo.-lb.
shoats, a lot of farm machinery. some
furniture, some chickens, ducks and
geese. COME.
ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH we
will sell horses and mules. We have
three span of mules now listed ans
some fine horses. Bring your horses.
we can handle $50 head at this sale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
J. G. CARTER

BY w. II. Hammond. his attorney.
The above original notice was ap-
proved by 3. r. Cummings. one of
the judges of the Seventeenth district
OF iowa on February 3rd. 1915 and or
dered published in the Evening Times
Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Corn,

The close was unsettled a az 10 8 10
and 81. cents under last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
Repres. ntatixe cattle Sales.

Omaha Livestock.
Omaha, Feb. s-catt.e-Estimate
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glniidt eines amerifaniiden effisirs.

g9em gorf, IL. Sch D8ie 3eitt.
Id)en peroen lire Stellungen an Der
8eitfront balten, iolauge iie nlr
molten. gas if nit meinen eige.
nen 9lugen geieben ha5e, beredti8t
mid 5u Dem @Iau6en oaB es bier
9(aiirte riirlntt, lun ei1en oeutI6en
SoI6aten aus ieiner BoIition slt
orGngen. 9luBlano pr6 oa5. erite
2an0 iein, 6as allf Die &nie ge.
6rijdt miro. uno 5tpar entferue t6
mid 0urhau8 nitt bon Der fonier.
oatiben 9aiis, pem it be6aupte,
Dab Die gtieoerIage lluBlnu0s eine
boIlit1n6ige iotuobl iuie cine boI0ige
Iein wiro. gis man gfuBIano ans.
gel6altet bat, miro man einfaf) Die
Steltlingen i'm @eiten bebailpten
un0 0mn erit miro Der 3tpeite 3beiG
0eS 8elo3uges formen.@
Die obige grfIGrling CAB oltf 0em
0ompier yglieup glmiter01m" bon
Ser Sollono g(merita 2inie geitern
@orgen Der aopitGn s. 9. g3uiion
pom erIten gunoesinfonterie-Ge
merlt o6, ipeIher 3tpei Dlonote BET
Der &inoenbilrgiiden Q(rrnee ber-
bra6t BAT. Ger amerifanti6e Diff.
8ier mar i'm 3ienIte oes Rotbeu
arel5e8 tbdtig, bat in0efien md9.
reno Der 5tpei in 8oIen berbrohten
@onote geuiigenO 9eobadtungen
onitellen f0nneh Inn Die felienfeite
lleber5eugltng 3lt geninnen, OaB Die
3eutiden in Dem getpuItigen 9iin.
gen ote Sie9er bleiben weroen.
RapitGn 9ulion 1T Elm eut6uiia.
ftiider Gere6rer 6es Oeuti6en Sol.
6ateu ln0 miro nidt ulilbe, 6as Sob
Der oeltti6en glrnee au iingeu.
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9entidlanSs Siiriuree.

Berlin, II. 8eb. (5unfenberidt.)
(lte6er 2onoon.) Ser 8lmoesratb
bat bei6Iofen, ale beimiiben Sn-
ferbeitGn0e, nit gtusna6me bon
uno ioIdem Safer, Der
fir 6ie 5iiterltng BON gferoen be.
ftinu1t lit, gu beidlagua9men. 9ie
9lnor0nung trat geitern in &roft.
@letd3eitig bat Der grn6eSrotb ben
01ariluaIpreis fir SAFER ouf 80
0}art ($12.50) pro Metertonne felt
geiebt. Gas @orgeben 0es 8unoe8.
rat68 lit elm tpeiterer 5dritt in Der
golitif In Ser oelttidet Hegieritng,
Die Se6enSnlitteIporr1tbe oes 2auoes
All fonierpieren. glm 26. S5onuar
batte ser @unne8ratb Ste 8cIdlag.
nabmuuQ IGruntIider gorrGtbe an
03ais. g9ei5en iino @iebl perfi9t.)
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GS 1T cine SC6maC6
unO SC6nnOel
Gngliidje See Cffi,icre dDifanicrsn
0msritaniidJe Sdiife nif Oer
S0Be glelu yortS.

8aIbinoton, II. Gc6. Serr 9s.
nab 8. Sdjiitte, 9ertreter Der
Gbicogo ,0ailp Stems In Berlin,
fat an 6en Ser. Staoten-&ongreB
cine gejd)weroe geridtet, porin rr
0as 9ledJt Der 9ifi5iere eugliider
striegsi6iife beitrttt, Ole aus ame.
rifaniiden Safen tommenoen Sdif.
Ire in Sidt Der amerifaniiben &iiite
an8uboIten un6 ibre GaiIagiere ei.
mem 8erbor 5u ihlter5ieben. Sn
einem BON gfotteromn 6atierten
griei beri6tet SEER Sbiitte iiber
bieien gorfaa imO iiber bic in inn
padlgerifenen gulpfinoltngen tuie
foIgt:
Sic bemerfenspertheIte Gridei.
nlutg auf nteiner gleiie mar Der nul.
tbige, riifbnItloie, ia geraoe3u fiibne
geiit, In mel6em Die 6Iotte Der Ser.
biinoeten Den Safen bon gtep gorf
blofiert, pdbreno iie es nidt ge.
tpagt bat, Bremen o6er Soinbltrg 3u
tlodieret gs ioIlte einen sSe0en NIT
StoI3 arfiinen III Gidt BON glep
Dorf," 10 benterft er farfaitiid,
bon Dem brttiiden &relt3er nGoro.
mia "angebalten uro ge8pltrtgen 81
iueroen, inter ibren aononen 81 ltes
aen pGbreno eugIiibe 9ffi3iere an
goro fonrnen uno omerifaniide
giirger 5rpingen lire 9diie bor3u.
tueiien @s ioQte, meiner glniift
nad. Die pro-britiibe 9teittralitdt
bielen 2euten abgepobnen, Die 5ilbor
ME gejiutngen nurOen ii6 Dor Dem
Union Sad 5u ber6eugen. @s iheiut
aber, OaB bod nod einige 9Idee
eriitieren, mo Die gngIdnoer obne
gangen ibre 9berberrifaft 5ln See
sur @eltung bringen fonneu.@
Gs lit Die abIidt 6es &ongreB.
mitgIieoes 8artboIOt, ben @egen.
iton0 olis gteue i'm aouareB 5ur
gr6rtertng 81 bringen, nidt INT
weiteres @tnIbreitcu berbei3pfiib.
rcn, ionoern Inn peitigItets ben be.
nlilt6igenben g6drdtter Der 9ebano-
lung ielt3ltItellen weGdeu 8iirger
neiltraler 2Gnoer ieirns Der Gng.
Iduber preisgegebeu lin6.
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;yran,afide gsapiiere falIen.

Berlin, IL, 6eb. - Siel 8endD-
tung FinSct bier in 5innustreiieu bic
S6ntiafDc, Oaf bic ftansOiiidlen
Staatspapierc (Staats., lSrObiu5ial.
nnS Summunal 8apiere) beitduOig
i'm aurs fallen. Die 3eitnngeu fiiB-
rem aas, bah gum eritenmal in Der
Beidiflte ajene 9reisiuigfeit in
Staatspapieren" inter Den anrs Der
Oentidjen gefulen lit. Die fraH3o-
iii1en gapiere fieleu in einem bal,
ben Sabre nm Is grO5eut, Die bent
iden Sagegen nnr nm s GrOsent.
Die allgemeiuc auiidJt lit, baf Sas
bentide SOlf bic militGriife Gage
ais giinitis betradItet, Die fran5Gii.
idje 8eb0Ifsrnns Sagesen ie9r pefii.
miitiid) getuOrOen lit.
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acine 0liOts in Qyraa.

Berlin, II. Seb. - g8ie aus
Bien 6eridtet wtrb, entbebren Oie
6eniotiouSbericbte Der frnn56itidet
GrcBagenttr Sournier iiber angeb.
lide W}aiienberbafhtngen ii6er 9Sro-
teItberIommIlingen uro 0Dnonit -@r.
ploiionen in 4srag ieOer 8egriinoung
unO itn0 frei erfunoen.
@leiffalls irls 9tei1 ser sSo6e[
miro Der fron50iiiden aueIlen ent,
iprungene 8eridlt pernielen, Die So.
nige BON Shipeoen Rormegen nno
GGneunrf batten cine 8paite 8uiaru-
menfunft altf Der SnieI Walnt6 &c.
babt. Ole in &openbagen eridei-
nenoe pgerIingsfe aioenoe" erfl1rt
ousbritdItd, Die QIngaben ieien
ourdonS fdlih. eS babc nur cine
3uiammenfu1tft Der Saoniee bes
9lorOens ltattgefunoen. -.
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Gng(un0 (ebt fCl
aufS 6O6e 8O6!
gSia inter Feinen llmitdnbeH 6nIbeu,
BAH 9entidllanb gln6rnHes.
mittel erbalt.

Maibington, .. g., II. 6eb. =
sieliee Gegierllnesbeamte bnben bon
9onbon imoffi5iellc gadlrid)t erbdI.
ten, Oab DIE britiide &eaierltng iid
nut Der oeutihen Gli feinen Der.
qleih biniidtIidl Der 8ufitbr bon
glabrliugsntitteln Had GeutidldnO
einl1iien iperoe. Ger omerifatiide
Botidafter Bdge IN 2onOon botte Der
oortigcn Regierimg Oen 8ori6lag
Delitidlanbs lnlterbrcitet. mono6 bic
oeutide glOnliroIit1t feinen llnteriee.
frieg gegen gnglan0 unternebmeH
weroe, fnaS oieies neitattc, oab Die
Gibilbebolferltng bes Oeittiben act.
Dies giabritnasmittel aus neiltralen
21nOern auitanOslos be5ieben Ton.
ne.
glus SerIeIbcn 2ucIIe berIalltet,
6aB enel1to nod melt energiidere
9lobnnbmen gegen 8ertidlano's
pollige gl6iperritne bon Der glubeu.
melt erereifen ner0e.
ghtr nod nenigc Stunoen m6
9eutidlnnos 3robung betreffs Ser.
5angung Ger 9lodaoc iiber engliide
lnO irI1noiibe @ewdiier tritt in
araft Sieiige 4iplouaten erfldren
oie Sihiotion fir eruit. iino inOeiien
Der Soffnung, bab Gin 9lustpeg &c.
iun0cn iDeroen miro, monud) 9eutid).
LAMB nidt ge5Dltugen lit, iaine
Grobung our gIusfiIbrllng 5u brin.
gen.
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0aina's gs6rSer.

Scr aus aanins Gitp nad bier
gebrobte Soc gortoiio uir0 porous-
ii1tlidb nidt lnter 0toronnfloee ge-
ltelt, oa Die goIiaei slmtbt, Dab er
3lr Belt 0es Moroes ni9t iit Omaha
mar. sygnocio @on5ales miro nod
uerfolgt. bod befiirhtet man. oaB er
anf einem GruGtaua enttpiidt lit.
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Fir ar5lleren (grtreibebail.

@oiql 9dlneiB, II. 6eb. 9ie
Oeutide Regierilug plant, einen er.
laB beralls8lleeben, nod Dem Oas
2anO, 6as Jest fiir Sen g(nbau bon
3uderriiben benutt miro, orf Elm
giertcI reou5iert lmO oas iogetpon-
nene 9lreal fir ben glnbau bon @e.
treble beripenoet perOen ioa. G8
beiBt O1B Die 8uferiabrifonten oa.
gcprn iiub, inOcm iie bebaupten,
8ilfer iei Elm Rabrungsntittel, unO
Die gle6enproouftion biloe elm GIT.
les giebfltter.
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9auS gene6migt Ole
SC6iIISOOr(ngen!
Rad bierltanbigem dampfe UnrOe
baS Geieb idlishlid onrd'
georiift.

@nIbington. II. Seb. Ole
9lcgicritngsoorIagc iiber bas S6iffs-
antaufs.@eieb uur6e beiite wlorgeiI
nm 10 llbr na6 emer nlfregenoen
Sibung Die IA Shin6en oaHerte.
pom Observation-Disclosures nit 2i5
gegen 12i Sttmuen ungenonImen.
Die glnnabme erfol1te tad einenI
beitieen aantpfe, Der idon 0robte,
in einen enoIoien aus5narten, ulb
Der BON Dem WlinOritdtsfiibrer
Dlann entidIoiien gefiibrt tuitroe.
Die @egner Der gorlage gdbeu crit
mad, ais 9lominiitrationsiiibrer er.
fIdrteu, Elm 3lpeite8 Sonoeraeieb
an3upenOeu linn Den 8aupf 81
@uOe 81 brfnaen.
9ie S1iffsanf1iiisoorlage tptroe
i6IieBlid ais glmenoement 5ltm @ta.
rinegeiee mgenommen mo miro iie
beute giittag al ben Senot obge.
eeben. QeunBebn 9enofraten
itimnten gegen Oas GeIes, unO
5par: gatbrid, Borders, Gala.
man, Gies, 0onoboe, 6isgeralo.
@erro, @eoroon, Cones, ainoel.
aitdih Morriioh @2oB BON Sn0i.
ana, Gage bon g&dr6 Carolina,
Salm0ers, Slap6en, gSbitacre,
8bite uno @Sitberipou.
2(le anpeienocn Geppblifaner
ittmten geidIoiien 0agegen.
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9entidlanb 6caufluOrtet groteitnOtc.

Berlin, IL. Sch, iiber gunOun. -
9cntidjlaHSs slntluort nnf bic ame.
ritnuiifJe 8rutcitnote 6ihidtlidD Der
Serbdugnng Der ariess3Oue iiber bic
Gnglanb nnO Srlaifb nmge6enOen
geiuGiier 1T bcnte nem amerifani.
idcn gDidiaftcr gerarS 3ngeitellt
iuOroen. 3icielbc mirO itScufaas
nod i'm 90nfc oes beutigen Cages
Oem StaatsOepartement in 8aibiug.
ton iibermittelt meroen.
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9SrOteitiercn aeaen 8eninr.

Berlin, II. 8e6. Sogar 0ie
2onooner aGines bat iib gu eiuen
Grotelt gcgen Sen britiidcn 3enior
oufgcrofft mo oarauf biugetpieieu,
ouB i6re 9epciben aus 8ai6ln0tou
III sans iiberiIiiiiiaer @eiie Oeritiirtt.
melt miirOen.
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sieaessnSeriidlt in 9eatiAlanb.

g8tr baben in ben lebten Sogen
@elegen6eit 1eb1bt, Qriefe aus Der
olten Seiinotb ein5uiebeL aus @elts
falen, bonn &bein uno aud ioI6e
aug oen 6eIoe. gIlt8 alien oieien
8riefen ipridt Die 1eGe 8egeiiterung
fir 8eltti6lan05 groBe unO gerehte
Sa6e, Die Der &rieg Dor einem ball
ben Sabre uuSl6Itt, uno oa8 unber.
uttnoerte iuto uneridiitterlife Ser
trouen, OaB oas 6eutide golf iteg.
reid ans Dem getpaltigen giingert
berporgeben miro. SSn feinen Der
griefe fin0en mir alih nur Die lei.
ieite 5pur elmer alage iiber bic ge-
paltigen Spier, bic Der arieg
0eutibIan0 mtferlegt, feline Spltr
aud bon elmer 8efiirhtung, 0aB BEL
l1ngerer 3nuer 0e8 Strieges Mangel
eintrcten f0nnte. sye0ernann lit
g1ten U}utbc8. 9tuBeroent ergiebt
li6 aus oen griefeu, ouB Die 8eltt.
i6eil in lebter 8eit MIR nod geringe
@erlulte gebabt boben. SaSt Der
&beinprobin5 iteben SauienOe bon
8etten, Die 3u geginn Oes arieges
fir Die @erplnoeten bereeridtet
leer: In Erier 5lueitauieao,
in arefeIo tauieno ltim. Sin 8emeis,
ooB ole oeutide 6eeresleitlng ooralif
beoaht lit, nod Mao9li6feit Wteu-
i9enleben Su iparen.
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SyamilienbGter snlebt.

8oriS, II. 5eb. Der fron30iiidle
ariegsminiiter WliIlerano erlieB ae-
itern toIgeuoe NerorOmlne: g9lllc
ReIarbiiten uno 1erritorialen, Die
8ater bon feds ainOern iino, tuer.
ben. ieIbit' tpeftn tie nidlt mebr
oienitpflihtig fine. in BEN Sabraang
1877 fOrppriert iDerOet, Oer ais leb.
ter SeierDiiten- Sabrsqao 8ll Den
6abnea gerufen ipiro.4
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um5inge(ung Der
rulffdDcn armcC!

Berlin, II. 6c6. ~ Sin ariegs.
EprreipOnbent oes bicfgeu Gage.
blatts mrloet, bah bic rniiiide glr'
NEE in Der yHfopina bon ben Ceiters
rsid.llngnrn slUiideH ben dliiiieH
4rutb nnO Sepetb anfgerollt III.
Sine 6iterreidIiidle gIrmee beOringt
bic JiuiieH bDm gioroeH nHO bot SBo.
toBbinab erreidjt, wabrenS cine an.
Oere 6ltlid bOn WlarmnrOs gegcn
ggisnies bOrgcbt nnb jcbt idon in
Der lImgegsHb bun Esernoiuib itebt.
Die rnIiiide 9rniee ipirS II gleilrn
pon icnrm Enntte feitgebalteu nnO
iOa geritdHrtunseH erbalten baben.
Hcnes Seer an Serbieus @ren5e.
Berlin. Sine 9epeidlc ans glt6en
mrlSet, ban bic 8erbiinOcten cine
nngciu6bnlid itnrfe 6eeresmndjt an
Der ierbiIfeH @renSe jniammenae.
,Ogen Gaben, nm in ier6iides @c.I
bict einsnfnllen. Die Stdrfe Der.
iel6en iuirS anf 10000 9lann an.
ae6en. Die Ser6en ba6ea taum
bic ,bdlfte Oieier GAIL, um iie ben
Seinben entsegeH5niuerfen.
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epnrer sie6en i6r @eIb.

Berlin, IL. 6eb. g9ie Der ga.
riier oSctnps@ meloet, boben bonn
4. Sanuor bis gum 10. sSebruddr Die
Gepuiiten Der fran5Giii1en Sporban.
fen I'M tuebr als 10 @liIIionql abge.
nomHIen.
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Ncne8 Seer an serbicn8 @rcn5c.
9entidIe frciqeIprudlcn.

garis, II. 5c6. - Die bun ci-
nem fran5DFifcn ariegsseridIte me.
gcu anaeblidlen 9iebitnbls 5u &c.
fdngnif bernrtbcilten Sentideu 4ers.
tc nno gflcserinnen itnS i'm 8ieber.
anfHubmeuerfabren frcigciprudeu.
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!SnhitSn Nes ,@liidler" tpbt.

GOinburgb, Shutlan0, II. SEE.
(lteber 2on0on.) &opitar @r0.
mann, 8eieblSbober Oes 9rer5ers
/. .gIider" pelder beim llntergonee
Oeiielben eerettet tpuroe nno iib in
engliiber @efanaenidaft befiroet,
iit bier oeitern gtbeno al 2uusen-
entiiinosulg geitorben. &aRitdll
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TeinOlid)e 5lieger
an belgil(6tr &iilte.
8ri6ieRen SitenOe, ItiOOelferte nnh
DerluGen, Dte TlOtteu StatiOn
3eebriigge 81 ScrftOrrn!
aas meme britii9es Seer aHgrblib in SraHfrei6!

erOmnn mar cine Der gr6Bten Qlii-
toritateu mii Dem @ebiete oes gla-
rineihuBneiens.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-14

When you want fresh and pure
candies in neat and up-to-date boxes
or in bulk, remember John Stark's
confectionery for prompt delivery.
adv 2t
More funny things have been said
about the Ford than were ever
thought of about anything else
under the sun. While the joke
smiths are busy the little Ford
keeps on doing business, and like an
angle worm, is the first thing out
after a storm. A farmer had been
in the habit of selling a friend in
the city dressed hog at Thanks
giving time each year. Last fall
the hog was not up to the standard
and the friend mentioned the fact
to the farmer. 81 know it, J." said the
farmer, "but I'll tell you how it
happens; my wife looks after the
hogs, and whenever feeding time
comes she calls them by hammering
on an old tin basin. This summer
two of our neighbors bought Ford
cars and now every time they pass
the house the hogs think they are
being called for feeding, and the
poor things run themselves to
death. "
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-14
THE BIG CHRISTMAS

b<HE trust magnate was break
fasting sitting opposite MS
handsome. naughty looking
s' wife. The room was done IN
oak and tapestry, and in the great hre'
place fire of Yule logs burned
He was iron gray. thin. tired looking
with an occasional attractive Twinkle
in his eve. She was inclined to be
stout. her hair was snow white, elapo-
rately dressed. A shadowy sweetness
fingered in the corners of her mouth.
DO YOU remember one Christmas
day. so many years ago. she question:
cd him. when we were so poor we
had no dinner
Clearly And now we have no oil
gestions." he remarked.
And one Christmas when you were
so i'll and we were in hotel and so
uncomfortable"
He nodded cheerfully.
You are forgetting the big Christ
mas" he remarked.
We've had so many of them togeth-
err" she said, lit makes me feel quite
old and a little bit sad
Think back" be said. ito one Christ
mas night that we were together in
sleigh on the old mill road. There
were stars in the sky, and it was cold
You were smuggling close to me-
why. Harry, we weren't engaged
then"
You were one of those snugglesome
girls, Mary. repeat. you were crowd
ing me some, but l didn't mind it
You wore a red knitted hood tied I'M
der your chin and "a tippet-yes,
that's it, a tippet of white fur with
little black specks on it like cat"
''Ermine, you foolish boy"
And suddenly we bumped over
something and you were scared. and
the next thing-you had kissed me-"
1T was you that kissed me, The
idea-why'-
How could 1? was driving. You
deliberately kissed me, Mary. Don't
deny it after all these years"
II don't remember it, Marry"
81 remember it distinctly. for had
always wanted to; but. being modest
youth. | was afraid. But that delight
full bump in the road broke the ice. l
dropped the reins and asked you to
marry me. You said yes. You remem-
Der now. don't you?'
She was blushing family, and the
shadows that had been dimples deep
ened at her lips. She nodded her head.
THE horse jumped. Over went the
sleigh. and we tumbled into big snow
drift, not quite knowing what was the
matter. The horse. being the one liv-
cry stable hack in the place, was used
to lovers, so he just stood still. look
ing back at us while righted the cut
ter and lifted you is. We were the
happiest two in the world, weren't
we?"
Yes she said softly.
THAT was the big Christmas, Mary
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-14
When jackson Dined.

When Colonel Davy Crockett was a
member of congress and was at his
home in Tennessee some one asked him
about the dinner hour in Washington.
He said the common people ate dinner
at II, the next above them at /, the
merchants at 2. the representative at
3, the senators at 4, members of the
cabinet at and the vice president at 6.
But when does the president diner"
what! Old Hickory?" said Crockett,
anxious to fix a time that would suit
his idea of Jacksons greatness. We'll.
he doesn't eat till next day.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-14

DR.. R. J. Campbell, the English
hriStian-Socialist, was condemning.
at a luncheon in Philadelphia. a
certain type of modern business
man.
This type of man. he said. is
precisely opposite to George Wash
ington. Washington got on bv tel
ling the truth. This man gets on bv
lying.
1T reminds me of story.
A very successful businessman
took his son into his employ. and the
youth, after few DAYS work. en-.
tered his fathers Office and said dis
consOlately:
Dad, I'm afraid shan't make
good here. You see I'm not USED to
lying.
But the father laughed easily.
"Oh, he said. If YOU tell the
truth in a place like this. every
body Il believe you're lying, any
way.