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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
NEWS
SMYRNA Mills Granne

Smyrna Mills Grange held a regular
meeting Oct. 90, Worthy Master A. B..
Libby in the chair. After the important
business of the meeting was completed
the. First degree was conferred on two
candidates. Then the members and WISH
tors were invited to the dining room
where chicken stew supper was served
by several of the ladies'. There was q
very good attendance, about 20 being
present.
Solid Rock Grange, South Durham, met
as usual Tuesday evening with a good
attendance. officers pro TEN were.
Steward. Leonard Jones: secretary, Hat
tie Cox; gate keeper, H. S. Johnson.
After the regular business the lecturer
presented the following program: Sing
ing by Grange; talk on Farm Demon
stration.' Harold Shaw, followed by
questions on the subject by members, an
swered by Mr.. Shaw: defamation, Mrs.
lone Griffing; vocal solo, Mrs. Nellie Aus
tin After the meeting refreshments
were served A friendship quilt will be
the prize offered the Grange member
bringing the best cake to the Grange sale
next Saturday evening
Excelsior Grange. East Poland, held its
regular meeting Saturday evening, Oct.
q. Worthy Master J.. G. Davis presiding.
officers pro tenn: Steward Elmer Chip
man; secretary, P. r. Eeverett; chaplain,
Annie l.. Everett; Flora, Lizzie Chapman:
lady assistant steward, Flora Currier.
One application for membership was re-
ceived. 1t was voted to invite the
Oranges of Otisfield and Casco to join
with Excelsior in holding an "Educa-
tional Day" on Saturday, November %, at
which time Payson Smith. State superin-
tendent of schools, and Mr.. Varney, su-
perintendent of schools of the District
of Poland, Casco and Otisfield will be in
vited to give addresses. The teachers Of
the aforesaid towns and all interested
in education are cordially invited to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

HOW nOW?'' Fy'IIEE N -
Only yesterday was reading Of a
khaki colored cloud"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

Capt. Amos Cummings, who dieo
Tuesday at his home, No. SIS East
4th street, South Boston. was ma
tive of Stoneham, Me-, born there Oct.
8. 1881, though he went to Boston
when but years old and had since
lived there. He built the hotel on
West Broadway, near Dorchester. now
known as Hotel Stebbins. retiring
about Is years ago. Previous to that
he was a conductor on the old South
Boston Street Railway. He served in
the famous old Pulaski Guards. fol
several years as its captain. He was
for many years a member of the old
Boston volunteer fire department. He
was a Mason, an Odd Fellow and a
Baptist. widow survives. The re-
mains were taken to South Jefferson
Me-. where today interment will take
place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

1t is reported that +. ]. Harrigan,
who established and for years ran the
Hotel Eagle at Brunswick. selling out
about three years ago. is looking over
the West End hotel at Portland. :e-
Gently closed to the public through the
bankruptcy proceedings Of the pro-
prietor. H. NJ. Cashier. with view
Of re-opening it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
Light and Airy
An Otd-Tjmer.

kisses are harmful. sages say
In language polished.
They decry kisses: claim that they
Should be abolished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

Harborsids, 478, South ereoksviiis
At the regular meeting of Harborside
Grange last Wednesday it was voted to
entertain Pomona In 1916.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

CANTON AUGUSTA. No. 9, p. n
O'clock. tuesday, Nov. is. w orsas y = :,
NJ. degree. Refreshments. T.
o. +. FAENHAM. c.n,
RAY NJ. BURNS C1.s,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

The hand-shake must supplant the kiss,
Vow modern misses
/ snail not worry over this
I've had my kisses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

CANTON AUGUSTA. No. 9, p "
Regular meeting every third TUESDAY =,
8 O'Clock. Tuesday, Nov. is, work IN =
NJ. degree. Refreshments. f.
e RAJ + X xAEEH HRAssi,' t s;:Ss
AUGUSTA LODGE NO. ee4. g 5
o. E. Regular meetings in Elks haIi ~.
second and fourth Thursdays Of each 's
' GEORGE H. BANGS. E. 4
G. w. POOR. Sec.
julylo.m-w-th.tf r.
UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS az
Pythias. King Company, No. L. Resula,
meeting first Thursday Of each month.
Capt. F. w. PAGE.
oet5.tu-th Kss,, w. FRANK HERRlcK.
QUEEN TEMPLE. NO. rs. FYTHIAN
Sisters. meets in X. OF p. hall the s.c.
ond and fourth Tuesday evenings Of sS"h
month. at 100 o'clock. '"'n
ETHEL L. SMITH, NJ. E. C..
ADELAIDE N: PAGE. NJ. Of r. and c.
LUCIE P. LEWIS. NJ. of F.
CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. 24s. p Of
H. Meetings I'd and 4th Saturday even,
MRS. ENMA F. HOWE, ". N
MRS. ALICE RIPLEY, Sec.
tu-th-sat.tf
N. e. o. p, KENNE6EC LODGE, No.
Isl meets in G. A. r. hall the first Ana
third Tuesday evenings of each month,
MRS. LOTTIE H. PIERCE. ws,s.,
MRS. EMMA F. HOWE, Rec. See.
B. L. NICHOLAS. Fin. Sec.
tW-th-sat
G. a. r. TIE REGULAR MEETING
Of Seth Williams Post No IL. second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
ARTHUR l.. BROWN, Commands.
VIM. McDAVID, Adjutant
Q. o. STETSON. Quartermastef
tu-th-sat.tf
GEN. Phil SHERIDAN CIRCLE.
No. 5, Ladies Of the G. A. R.: Regular
meeting in q. A. r. hall every Tuesday
at 2.30 P. M.
MRS. BELL e. sANBoRN, Pres.
MRS. SARAH l.. GUPTILL, Sec.
tu-th.sat.lyr =
RETAIL CLERKS UNION, LOCAL
No. $40. Regular meetings first and third
Tuesdays Of each month in Golden Cross
hall.
A. b. MARI, President.
o. f. DOUGLAS, Rec. Seey.
mayl1tues. thur&set1yr
SETH WILLIAMS INDEPENDENT
Relief Corps. Meetings every Thursday
afternoon at 2.30 at G. A. r. hall
HATTIE LIPPINCOTT. Prsa
ADDIE W. GAY, Sec.
L. J. McDAVID. Treas
aprl1. tu-th-sat.ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

A change has been made in the date
Of the annual convention Of the Maine
Woman Suffrage Association which is
to be held on Wednesday, Nov. II, in
the Congregational church of Kenne-
bunk. This was decided upon Tues
day at a meeting of the executive
board which was entertained at the
nome OF the president. Miss Helen n.
Bates of Sherman street, Portland.
OF the committees already arranged
for. Mrs. Sarah P. Anthoine was an
pointed chairman of that on resolu.
lions and Miss s. A. Clark on Gre
dentials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

YOU OF course. are already making
your plans for Thanlssg. ling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

One of the nerviest thefts reported
for some time took place in Bridgton
where the manager of the Depot
Street theatre finds that he has lost
about go theatre chairs which he had
stored in an anteroom, as well as a
large quantity Of paint. The stolen
property was in such a conspicuous
place that no one except the thief
paid any attention to it. 1t then
"blemished."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

AUGUSTA LODGE NO. es4. g.
o. E. Regular meetings in Elks HAN n.
second and fourth Thursdays Of es .@s
month at 8 O'Clock. Wv"
GEORGE H. BANGS. s.
c. w. POOR. Sec.
i,,l1 tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

Reports come from various sections
of flocks of wild geese flying over on
their way to the south
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

Bar Harbor people are considering
calling a special townmeeting for the
purpose of taking action on the re-
quest Of the new Board of Trade
backed by a petition of 100 citizens,
that the famous Ocean Drive be re-
paired and improved. This is the
most beautiful of all the Bar Harbor
drives and the people feel that it is
due some attention at An early date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

The erection of the proposed addi-
tons to the Portland High school
buildings will cause the loss Of anoth-
er of the city's treasures. the Lincoln
tree. which stands just west of the
Cumberland avenue entrance to the
present building. The Lincoln tree,
which is an elm, years ago came from
the grounds near the residence of the
late Charles Baker. An unknown per-
son placed in the hands of the mayor
sum sufficient to transplant the tree,
wishing to have it stand as a me-
mortal to the martyred President.
Exercises in connection with Lincoln's
birthday have been yearly held at tn.
elm and sentiment is strongly against
the removal Of the tree, but the needs
OF the school will probably decide 9TH
erWise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

Wilmot Dow of Presque Isle while
the other day in the vicinity
of Portage Lake shot what is called a
Canadian lynx an unusual bit of game
for Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

The last issue of Maine Woods has
& letter from D. W. Toothaker in Cd
lin, ILL.,, which contains this para
graph: "A large apple crop is being
harvested and selling at 20 cents per
bushel at the dry houses and 81 per
barrel loaded in the car, winter fruit.
James H. Walton, who died recently
in Newburyport. Mass. was a native
of Castine, born Jan. %. 1S45. He
enlisted when but IL years old as
powder boy on the old Hartford. sail
ing about the world four years. When
the Civil war broke out he enlisted in
the LIST Me. Inf. and served during the
war. He then entered the revenue
service and sailed for years on the
Woodbury. and McCulloch. He mar
ried Florence Hewitt OF Portland. who
survives. together with two sons and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

rer Mugnit 8eiIer bon @edarbnn=
fen. Gr 5og fid einem Mrmbru@ 5m.
Maitott. = &ier tp11r6e Ser ST.
baber ser @er6fabrif SfierIin &
Setter, &oflieferont @iIbelm Setter,
t06tli9 bonn Sdlag %getroffen.
Gliaf=2otbrimgen.
@olmar.- @ie itarf 6aS &C.
fibI ser 8uiommengeb0rigfeit in ur-
ierem &eere lit, 6afur erbielt sic @be-
fram @run1@olmor einen i60nen Be-
meis. STR Mam NOR ols Sergeant
I'M Drogoner=&egimen Mo. IA BEL
2iue gefallen. Ct mor Elm braber
Sergeant getueien. Sic 0ffi8iere mn6
@armidoften neranitolteten nun fit
sic @ittue cine @ammI1tng in ser
@sfq6ror, sic Dos @rgebntB bon $50
Mnrf botte. Dieie tp11r6en Der 6ra1t
@rtn 511geidi&.
Meb.- @ebeimer 2egationsrotb
OF. b. Sacobs, Direftor Ser @eut-
Iden 2eponte=2inie, lit bier geitor-
ben. Dr. Sacobs geb0rte Big Dor 5tpet
Sssabren Dem @ei9sfolonialmmt oIs
De5ernett an, 1tn6 5par tpi6mete er
iid BORT bornebmlt6 BEN @ngelegen-
beiter oes Decentralization Sdnb,
eebietes. @dbren6 Ser Dernburg-
f@en Mmtsfiibr11ng bearbeitete er sic
DiamantenyMn tpobei ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

nit groBem Sdorfblid oie @eidsin-
terelIen tpobr5nnebmen muBte. Mls
unter DernburgS Ma6folger 2inbe.
Quilt Ser l1ebergang n1tierer Solo
niol6ebernenten in fiibren6e pripat=
getperblide 5tellnngen begam, folgte
Dr b. Ssyacoba elmer 8erufung in sic
2eitung ser Deutiden 2epa1te+2inie,
6eren &auptaftionar ber in5mii6en
5erfouene Observation-Disclosures
nSirltentruit" tpar.
&beinpfal5.
&omburg. = @erbaftet tp1r6e
ser @o1tbote @eintaaf in MIterfir-
6en, nadoem bei elmer Durbiudung
{einer 8obm1ng unterf6lagene 2ie-
besgoben gefun6em tparoen. Ser Ser,
6a6t Ierrfte ii9 auf i'm, 6a forttpab=
rer6 bon Gel6iol6aten aus @ltenfiir>
6en iiber 1ridt e~tugebettoe Natete ge=
flagt p1r6e.
@aiiers1antern. - Mus
Summer 6ariiber, 6aB ii6 lire Sob-
ter ertrG1rfft, erbdngte ii@ 6ie Sralt
6es @@reiners @eter @ilfing. 9ie
Eobter bottle iib 6as 9eben genom=
men, >peil iie %ur,berbofft aus ibrer
Steuung entlalien tpur6e. - @us
ser @aft entlaiien tp1r6e Ser @bemi=
fer 81. @da1lt, ser nrter 6em Ser
oo@t, felt Sabren 5ablrei@e &un6e
nit @trp@nin bergiftet gu baben,
mebrere @oden in unteriu@mngs=
baft tpm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

iigen &iittentperfe berrngliidte Der
%34idbrige Irbetter Mnguit Mi1ber.
ger, in6em er aus betr6htlider &0be
in einem 59a9t fiel. ct erIiH einen
Sdd6elbrl16 un6 inrere @erleb11n,
gen, sic Sen iofortigen 600 5ur Sol,
&c batten.
Meri6. = Muf bisber unaufge-
flarte 8eiie ertitan6 Sener in 6en
STANDARDIZATION 6es Bidders Gran5
Micolap aus @eringen. Das @obn.
baus, fopie 59eune- unb Stallun.
gen mur6en tbeilpeiie aeritort. Ser
@daoen in &0be bon 5000 ST., lit
our6 @erii@erung ge0edt.
9nrembnrg.- SSt ser &am-
meritbung erbielt 6as .umgebil6ete
Miniiterium gDf@en elm @ertra11ers>
potum NIT % gegen II @timmem.
@us Sen 9ebatten gebt berbor, 6ab
Sic al1stpdrtige Gage un6 Die 8eie>
bnrg 6es 9an6es ni6t 6ie %geringlte
Strife beruriadte. @pi9en bertbei>
6igte nit @rfolg feline unparteiii9e,
itreng ne1ttrale @olitif, 6te bon Dem
@o5ialiitenfiibrer bemangelt tpur6e,
11n6 mabnte 6as Bolf gu meiterer ru<
bigger nn6 correcter @altung. St
ipru9 SOS 8ertro11en at 6en 6el1tiden
amtli6en @eriiderungen aus.
>8a6meiIer.- Mn Sen Golgen
eines @4laganfaues lit unier @far-
rer, ser bodtp. @err so. @apeiims, ei=
mes frommen, ergebener So6es ge>
itorben. Ser @eritorbene tpar 1861
in 2%uremburg geboren.
5traBen.- Ser bon bier &c.
biirttge >65iabrige &err 81. Sentger,
Bfarrer in Malanco11rt, tpelder bor
6em MuSbrr6 bes &rteges 6ur@ ei-
nen S6laganfaM i6mer erfranHf mar,
p%ertpeilt mod im1ner in Ser belogerten
@ta6t @er6nrt> mabren6 iebt ser
&f I'M feline eigene @farret tobt.
.gr lit Der 8rn6er 6eS no@ @ons6orf
ernanrten 8farrers 8o1tnpentl1ra
SsSentgen nn6 6es @abnbofpor itebers
in &emi6.
S6meis.
8er1.- Gin bier 11el gegriin-
rptps SntprnntinnnIpS N1tremf air.
Muf1e9a1ng bermiBter &riegsgefange-
1per nr6 @ipi1internirter befaBt ii@.
a1si9IieBli@ nit Sen IN Gent beim
@otben &re1t5 bergebIi@ a1tgemel6e-
ten Sallen um6 lit baber le6igIt6 cine
notbuen6ige @rgdn51tng Ser Srgami-
fatior 6es &otben &reu5es. - Dar&
@fer6ei6lag get06tet tpurbe IN
@dhpar5erburg Ser 51iabrige 2an6'
tpirtb @briittm Ma6er.
ct. @oIIen. - ST. Mrtb1tr
@6ieB in ct. @anen bat feiner Set
matbgemeinoe &erisa11 nerper6ings
tun6erta1ien6 Branfen 5u @1niten
eires @irgeraiDls gei9erH.
@6mb5.-SS n @niieoeln muBte
Elm 5enn inrert circa 6ret @oden it,
foIge elmer etgenarttg ouftreten6en
b0surttgen &ranfbett nabe5m 40
@dhpeime i9la9ten. @u9 sic @tifS-
1ttattbalterei m1Bte ibren gan5en
SUPERINTENDENT 6em Mebger 6erlie>
fern, in6em a119 bier ieudenartige
@ranfbeitseri@einungen outage tra<
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
&alfman9e1 oernriaebt
Suberfulpf8

Ser mebi5iniide Mecorb (9tetu Oort)
pp1t Is. 9e5ember entbdlt einen Mrttfel
be5islid v8ebanblmng Der 2mngen.
idtutrbimdt," baiirt amf BET Mnnabnte,
baf bic geinnbbeitsmakige ttriade Scr
&ranfbeit &alfmangel lei, gef@rieben butt
9r. Spbn S. @mi1e4, melder iagt: r9er
j3mitanb, ,ueldJer anerfannt tutr6 als TDr=
ld,fer ber mirfltden @nttpifelang pon
gmberfnlpiis bei ben Grtuad)ienem tam
bent &altmangel 5mgeidrteben tuerben....
unter ether prganiiden Subitan5en fdet=
1tett bic &altial5e pur ipeateQer pbgfiolo=
gtiden @idttgtett 5t fem. -. tuetttt aber
Sic Sal5e nidt 1T urganifder @erbin=
bung iinb, lit es fdtuer an5nnebrtert,
bak Bic @euebe ite fit Mabrnrg pa1ero
MAIDEN f5ttttett.
Sabre tpeit berbreiteten @ebrau9s be-
frdftigen in uns Ben Blauben, oab Der
@rfolg bes @dman's MIteratibe IN SdQen
bon 2ungen16tpinbfum un6 9ronfder
&ebIfopf nn6 Qnftrobrenz 8ef9tperben in
QroRem MaBitabe 1einem &alfgebalt 5n<
5niGreiben 1T, Der nit anberen Sngre<
6ienaen 10 berbunben if, 6aB CT bon ben
8euen IeiGt %5ugdngltd gema9t miro.
Dime 3tpetfe1 Fat 6ies NIT ben IN
pieIen EGien bieier &ranfbeiten er3iel>
ten grfoIgen bie1 at tbnn, bic ani%ei<
nenb bur@ @dtnan's Glteratibe ertptrtt
murben.
Da es feline Opioten, nartotii@e ooer
@emobnbett NIT ftd bringenoe Me0t3tn>
ftoffe entbGIt, 70 fann es nit @tber<
heit berfn6t tper1en. @ner Mpotbeter
miro es fir gud beitenen ooer Sbr
fDnnt bafir ididen an
Gdmatt 2abpratprD, 8btlabelpbta,
Gerfamft BON Der Mplttpr 9rng 80.
ct. Glonb, Mftntt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN CEBRAUCHSETMEHRALS 30JAHREN
7 S%s: :: ;: 81 e. nHM&zzzzSx
@mrttemberq.


@6ppimgen. - Ser 8irtb S.
6. Soos CUR ngfoie" lit tn Ser
|@@euer obgeitiir5t. Ser SOB trat
boI1 6aronf Elm. SIM Mair5 b. S. ber=
Tor Ser Brie6bofmufieber @un8 feline
Tro1, inn @e5ember fiel linn Elm @obn
I'M &riege, nn6 6ieier Soge lit Elm
tpeiterer @obn, Bidder in @isltngen,
i'm glitter BON 18 Sabren BEN bei6en
im Eo6e 1adgefolgt. @dbren6 Ser
Mrbeit fam er Ser @tromleit1tng gu
maize ur6 tp11r6e a1f Ser Stene &C.
t06tet.
0berm6orf:- Sn einem Sel6'
la5oreH lift Ser unteroffi5ter I'M ST.
fanterieregiment Mo. 1875 Soiepb SO,
fer dltefter @obn 6es @ofliefernnten
Softer bier, fiir5lid Dor bent Gein6e
erltttenen i6tperen 8erlebmngen erles
GET.
Gutenberg 9.-M. Obern6orf.
= MIs eriter in bieiiger @ennein6e
bot Ser @eierbiit @efr. ST. 8nb,
.Steinbo11er, 6os @ilerne &ren5 erbal-
ten.
&otenbnrg. = Sn Sberna1t
lit in 6em &a1tie ser @itttpe @ag-
6oIena S4tpeinben5 Se11er a%a1sgebro-
6en, 6em 6as @obnba11s nit Der
@deaer gum 0pfer gefauen lit.
Smbingen.- SSn 90rnod lit
sic @deune 6es 2in6entpirtbs 8ern-
bart in fur3er 3eit b%ouitdroig ME
6ergebronnt. 9as ongebal1te @obn=
nn6 @irtb19uftsgeban6e fonnte bel
ser berri@en6en @in6itiqe gerettet
tper6en.
Oeterreid=nngarn
@ien. - Mns 6em Halais BEG
befunnten &~nnit1ammlers M6bofaten
Or. Soief @ra115 tpur6en iieben I'M
Mn1if5immer undergraduate @emdl-
6e int @ertbe bon "A Mitmon &rone1t
6ur6 .@imbrr1@ %geitoblen; 6arunter
befi1r6et ii@ 6as n9dn6li@e Sm3feif"
bon @ater, 6as auf ba1n6erttauier6
&roren geibdbt miro. 9ie @iloer
tp11r6en aus Dem &abmen berm1Sge=
ldmitten. @om Ebater feblt ie6e
Gpmr.
Mltenbofi. Sber0fer. - Ser
@eiiter 6es @~aiiergutes in 9beroff>
rta1rg, Motb. Sammler, er1nabnte
mGbren6 6es Mben6gebetes ieinen
@obn 6ram5, sic @appe ab5unebmer,
nn6 sic 8feife tpeg811lege1t. Ser @obn
itir5te iib nun aa1f Ben @ater un6
t06tete i'm, 6ur@ eimen mr&tigen
Std. Ser Ebater, Ser f@on einige
3eit int sSrrenba11fe tpar, be6robte
6onr feline 6rei 8rii6er> sic ibn aber
iibermdltigtem. Gin peiteper @obn
itebt int Gel6e nrt6 miro felt M1grit
permiBt, mabren6 sic @a1tter idtper
front rie6erliegt.
@m6meis. - Ser bieiige 2an>
6esgeridtsratb Dr. 2eopol6 @eiB lit
tpegen peridie6ener @etriigereiem fei>
neg Mmtes entboben nn6 6em Hrager
2moesgeridte eingeliefert tporoen.
Gutenberg.
8ou6Ier.-Sn bem 5Ggetperf
.oes bieftgem @igentbiimers Sobonm
Schiller brad Be1per aus, 6as gliid=
li6ertpeiie baIo geoampft meroen
fomrte. @iniges &an6merfer3eug uno
@eb0l5 tp11r6e 5erit0rt, iotpie Ole @a'
fdinen org m%tgenomme1t. Ser 8es
1rQdtbeiligte erIei6et etren berii@erten
bon etrrige1 tauien6 6ran'
ten.
Du6eIinden. - Muf Dem bie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
hnunasboI

@aitpirt: rMarum i@tmpft bert1
Ser @a1t o. briben 10 febr9"
Sber: r@etl er fem @hen nod nt@t
bat."
@aFmirt: nM@, bu lieber @ott,
mie tptrb Der er1t i@impfen. tper1 ers
bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-15
SHORE CROWD SEES
SUBMARINE FIGHT
People on Land Witness Undersea
Boat Escape Patrols After Sink
ing Indian City.
WATCH HEADLANDs ToRPEDoED


LONDON, March 14.--An eye
witness OF the torpedoing of the
British steamers Indian City and
9eadlsnds off the Scilly islands
tells the following story Of the
event.
About o'clock Friday morning
German submarine torpedoed the
steamer Indian City of Biddeford
within sight Of Hughtown, on St.
Mary's island. The submarine re-
NAMED in the vicinity about an hour
and was an object OF keen interest to
the islanders, who watched develop
ments as the crew of the steamer
rowed their boats toward the shore.
watch Battle.
Immediately the attack became
known two patrol boats, which were in
the roadstead. put to sea and FASTENED
in the direction Of the submarine. on
which they opened fire. The submarine
was then about ten miles from shore and
the miniature battle was keenly followed
by the sightseers crowding the shore.
When the patrol boats approached the
submarine the latter suddenly submerged
itself. but reappeared a little later about
two miles further west. The patrol toats
stopped to pick up the crew of the In
dian City and then gave chase to the
submarine, but the pursuers easily were
distanced.
After evading the patrol boats the
submarine sighted the steamer Head
lands OF Hartlepool and went in pursuit
of the ship. The chase was BRIEF the
German easily overtaking the steamer
seven miles south of ST. Agnes ISLAND.
Both vessels were seen to be constantly
turning and maneuvering as q result OF
the merchantman's efforts to escape de-
struction.
Crew Pulls Away.
Finally the steamer stopped and a
large quantity OF steam was seen escap-
Ing from its safety valves. Then II was
noticed that preparations were being
made to leave the steamer and a few
minutes later the crew was observed In
a lifeboat pulling away.
"At 1870 O'Clock in the morning
through the telescope / saw an upward
rush of black smoke, apparently the re-
suit OF the explosion OF a torpedo The
Headlands evidently was struck amid
ships for It began TO settle down by the
stern The submarine went off to the
westward and apparently was pursuing
third steamer when 1T disappeared from
view.
The crew of the Indian City, number.
ing thirty-seven. and the twenty-three
men from the Headlands were landed at
st Mary's island at o'clock in the
afternoon. Both the steamers were afloat
Friday afternoon. Attempts to salvage
them are proceeding and 1t is hoped that
II will be possible to bring them to port"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-15
DAKOTA COUNTIES CANNOT
COMBAT HOG CHOLERA

PIERRE. March H-(speolal.l-o In
aulry OF the state lave Stock Board. the
attorney general holds that there is no
provision OF law by which county COM
missiOners can meet expenses OF COM
batting hog cholera In the different
counties Of the state. and that counties
cannot legally meet any such expense
II Is also held on inquiry from Gregory
county that the county commissioners
are limited 20 500 as an expenditure for
a county poor farm. AZ a recent election
in that county. the commissioners were
instructed by the people to purchase a
quarter section Of land and place build
ing upon the same for a poor farm. but
a. no amount was specified IN the cleo
ton for this purpose. the general Law
limits the commissioners 20 500 for this
purpose, and regardless OF the election
80 Ions as no sum was specified. they
are restrained to this general law limi,a.
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-15
British Air Fleet
Drops Bombs Upon
Town of Westende

PARIS. March 1.-THE following Of
ficial statement was issued by the war Of
flee tonight:
The British air squadron has effec-
lively bombarded westende
'The success gained by the British
armies at Neuve Chappelle proves TO
have been absolutely complete. They
advanced on front of about three
kilometres Cabout two miles) with a
depth Of 1900 to 5000 meters capturing
successfully three lines of trenches and
a fortified work to the south the Neuve
Chapelle Volunteer attacks delivered
by the Germans with great violence were
repulsed.
"The enemy suffered great loss and
left in the hands Of our allies prisoners
to a number considerable greater than at
first reported.
THE British heavy and field artillery
very effectively prepared the way and
supported the vigorous action Of the a.
fantry.
In Champagne we have consolidated
our new front by advancing at different
points and have firmly established our
selves on the lines of crests captured from
the enemy
In the Argonne, between Four De
Paris and Bolante, we have made our
selves masters OF more than 800 yards of
trenches and taken prisoners who in
cluded several officers
THE enemy made two counter attacks
during the day, but were completely re-
pulsed.
"on the heights OF the Mouse. at Les
EparBes, the Germans attempted an at
tack which was Immediately stopped
by our fire. The same thing happened at
lie Chamois, north OF Badonviller"