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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
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5eirois,u Sdjieiebsre Balm
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Gebiern befdnbsn. brad pl0Bli6 bic
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Die gaiiasisre asrisiben 6egreiilidsr
rsiie In bic ar0btS 2lufreguna uns
piele berislb.n periu6ten bic gars Al
ptrlaiTsn. iuuroen absr burh bas ein'
areiien Der GoHcuttsiire unb Wlo!ors
lsute. bic ihnen Die 9eriideruns ga
ben. baR ieint 9eiabr porbanben iei,
oapon abaebalisH. Sn3tpii6en bate
ter Snuenieur am oberen Gnoe ari
Elm ihn aeas5snes Rotbiianal bin. bic
Wuitinsrie gum Stsben aebrabt uno
teibe 5ruds nit ihrsr Wsni6enfra6i
hiHa.n ioaufaaen mitien in Der Guft.
Die YaiIaai.re trpten aus ben Cars
beraus unb ma6t.n ii6 blran. i9r
2iel aui benz Siiia.I reip. am Tube bess
ielten baourGa su erreiten. bah liz
iib.r bic S6pellen fle!!ertsn @liics
iihsrlp,iie perIi.f bic unanasneb~ie
4ffairs. obne bah .temano S3aSel
aenommsn bate, aber I'M allen epens
ipdIiidien porsubtugen. tprrbe Der
@srt.br auf Der S6isfebsne gabn
fir bi. Ra6t sinaeiteat uno pirb srfs
teite. ipsnn Der S6obsn ausge6e1ert
TT. pieber aufsenommen iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
gokal.Derid)t
SaSiid,er llnterit. .gsereim.
gas gOlfsieit am Sonntas fat cinen
lleberidjnh BON $500 ersebeu. :

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teritiiBlnigs, Rcreins. mcIhc Iii Der
qeiirigsI 9crininiHlima III 9Slamr's )
SaIle, Giber nilo Dic9lidel slnenlle,
eridIeuen rarer, beiinoen lid III III.
serit outer Stimmung, ineen ous
arraiiacment5. aommiiter fir 0ns
l,olfsfeii. Ons ON letter Soniltdg iilt
Clifton Warten, glcpport. Itnttiono.
berldtcil fonute, oaB iid) Der borliu.
f:ge lle6erid)uiI ali cttpa $500 hc.
inmic Fem sliisidyub rno alien. Die
bitH NeIlnncii Ses ,Seiics 6ciaetragen
l'nbcn, pllrbc bon Traiiocnt @eiBer
cinit'rciIen Der Tanf oes Vereins ans
peiprcfen uno bies iuiro alIb ofii3iell
acideben, iobnIb Der giusifib ieiEen
euhaiiltigen 9eridi einaereidt biE
Saerr Sobn 1iebclo, Der Sefret1r. be.
ridiictc oil 5anS Der gluiitelilng ec@
srai;tonmittees. oab iicben .Dtttglic.
her 3u einer atanfenunteririibnng
non gliammcn $iS bered)tigt ieien.
Scr gefrdg iDliroe angeIpIeleH, ebelllo
1925 ais Stcrbcgelo az Die 0inter.
tliebeucn oes DiltgIieoes gbiIip
@aulnler, 6eiieri 9lnocnteu ourdl gr.
bcbtr pom ocn Siyen gecbrt iuuroe
an Der Gimpchuunsieier Des
Ieniiten Stub, bic am Sanlitaa, ~.
y. ". iintiiiuott. iUiro iid Der gSerein
iI Gorpore betbeiIigen.
Srtrr &m. s. Diiller. 1907 Haec
Strube, piIroe JiIr Wiitelie6idldit
uD-ge'dInaeu unS bciicn sipplitatiolI
Cen Serren iabinn .S1nsIer. antoll
Giicnmann nno Gus aait bebuis
llnterfud,uua ii6eriuieicu.
Gic GinIabmen betrigen $500
is:io bic 9lus9aben $lS2.
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Yeripnals sWptisen.

Serr u. 9. 5srrIinssr. bon
Der eIberon glpsilus. Der nit feiner
namiIie ben CONNER in peiostsp.
Dsit.. 5ligebradt bat. i'll nit ben Gel.
Hsn tpobl uHb muntsr suriidsetebrt.
Gie aebrerin FRI. grgnes " ..
San BAT oas ber5lidbite Whtaeiiibl
ibrer 5ubIreiGen Sreunbe anliBiid
bes berben 8erlrites. BON bern iie Be.
trciien iporocn 1T. Ger aIie Yatcr
Serr BilbeIm 9iogan bat ge.
tern inl .sllter Don II Jnbren Gle
glugsI sum efpiocn Sdllimnier ge.
ihloiicn iIno bic aiinoe bon ieinen
~bIebsn miro Ri&e periebIsh IN ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Sleine poIi3einadb bridbtem.

- Die sarbiasn 2lrtbur 9epons
aus gap Gin. Wlid, foipis Carl Ws.
ibtring!on. BON Raihpille. Senn.. fpur,
ben aebern plorasn i'm penniplDdnia
Babnbpf ptrbdfitt. Sp ibrem 9siip
ipnrbtn DddrH gsflinbsn. bic aus ii.
mem IN Iron O.. periibten 9iebftabl
berriibr,n. Die Burden molten bic
Gahsn BON bsm aroben llH6eiannten
getduft baben.
- Die 16iabriae @ioIa WiIliums,
3514 Columbia glpenns. bic Dor tinis
asH Tdasn uon 6duie fsrtselcuftn
mar. neil lie aefdolim iporben mar.
IN nit ppIiasilidxr 6iIfs ipieber bas
teiln. Tie anssbDriaen foasn, iie
t5nntsn Niold ni6t aus ben Pidels
ttsatuR ffyubalssH- Ga ibr NIT BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
las bemtihe ausipdrtiae
2l,nt
proteitirt gtgst bic SER
penoung pom hDdr3en
1rupPen un0 SinDus
i'm &rieae.

peno uHg pom d Dar3en
1ruppeu uno 9inous
i'm ariege.
gerlin, 10. Sept. Das austpGrs
tise Amt Bat in engtii9er Spraae
sirs 0sHtihrift OerDffentlitt, In Der
gesen bic 9erDenOung DON far6igen
1rappen auf Oem europGii6euariegs=
itduplaB feitsns i5:antrei6s uno
GngIanbs prOtsItirt pirb auf ben
9runo bin. bab bisie ginge6prsn.n
Die bar6artfdeu. ipiloen Sriegsgsz
brGu6e ibr.r 2Gnosr nit nab europa
beriiber aebra6t bdtten.
Sn Der 9eniiarift tperben bic
Sfpar5sn uro Die Sinous bsidul.
oigt. bic gsrpunoeten 5u ermorbeE
uno bic 3obtsn 81 OeritiiurmeIu, inbem
iis ibHen Die Obrsn Gbitueiosn, bic iie
an S4niirsn I'M ben pals trasen;
unb iu0em tie iogar ben 1ootsn Die
a0pfs abf4usibsu.
Die 9ei9uIbigungen iperbeH Our6
3ablrei6e Dotumente erbdrtst, tbsiIs
ipsiIe our5 bic EeproSuttion Dopgries
len uub 5dsebiidsrn, bic on tobten
frdu3oiiI9sn Soloaten uno on franz
50iii5,n @efuHsensn ssfunben tultrben,
uno t6siItpeiIs bur4 eioIib erbGrtste
qusIag,N Don selitihen Sfii5iersu
uno Solodtsu urb oon beutfter
Jrausn, bic 6eim g(ustruh bes Rrisz
gss in Grontrsit IebtsH, ME aud Don
einsm in gslgieu lehknctu Sol!droer.
3tpei bsutits 9ebrsrinneu beiapoz
rsu, bab irarS0fiiae Serepalsisu uno
3urtos osrpunbsts bsutIte SolbateH
ermorb.t babsu, bic iie na6 Soipitds
lsrn trunsportirsn IolIten.
Sn sinem Rahtrag piro Der be-
rii6mts grutsit oHesfiiart, Den isinsrs
'eit Der Carl Of Chatham (Diaium
gitD eesen bic 9erpeuOunil BON Sns
oianern tpG6renb Der amer itdnii6er
Repoluticn, i'm britiiheu IIntsrbaus
perlsIer bate.
Die Denti6rift I6lisbt nit sinsm
iclsnnen qruteit i'm Sutereiie Der 9is
pilifation aegsr bic 9erpclbutg far
bigger 5rupper in europa, Ns i'm
Blosriprud nit allen intetnationuIen
Ql6matunseu Der lesteu Sabr5,bnte
isien bic ss ben cipiliIirtsu Ratiorsu
our qilitt MAIDEN, Die 9eiSer, bic per
arieg nit iir1 trinSt, gu mitoern.
Srantreids fdparSs ar~
NEE.
9dris, Is. September. - Sn
Der frau5Diiiden Summsr fugte um
Rittpod Der 9oIouioImirifter Souz
meroue ii6er ben 0orI6Iag, OGb biz
gum nGhften Sriibiabr nod msbr
itpar5e 5ruppsn aufeebrutt pstben
ipLlen:
Sd boffs. bub mir i'm Stan5s ieiu
psrben. ben 10000 fsnesusiiIden
sdiisen, bic iia in Der GefabtsliEie
bsfinben, nod lpeitsrs SplorinltrIps
pen binsufiigen touneu, oh iie nun aus
Tlaroito. &anerun ober Mrtafrita
.ommsR- Gs III sHaSssI ipssaoubar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
cpier Der .Siss,

Ger 42.iabrige @nl. Tnbis, 6.
imo Craig Strnbe, Gopinltort er.
frantic geitcrn sbenD an Der @apnil.
Ter nnb Barr Sirabe irfulse Der Site
ino mubte nah oert Staotboipital
seid,afit fperben, mo fein 8iitano als
siH aieuIi& pretarer ra&3et ,pIroe.
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Sies mno 5as.

- Wit eiHi6rsi6una Der StuSen'
ten ipito beute in Der llniDerIitdt be-
aonnsn. Die 5reibmeH tDnnen beitt
pcer ant ffr.itaa rsaiitriren. Die Mits
ali.bsr Der hObereu alaiisn m0aen ib'
ren Stubisnplan nj ihren Rattge'
bern om ffreitda obsr ON Samitaa
arrdnairsn. i5iir bic 2tbenbturfe I'M
6anbsIs gollsas i0nnsn bic 4nmsls
bunasu .ntipsbsr beuie. 'Sr,itda obsr
Samitaa atbsnb BON 7.30-9.30 sr'
ioIaer.
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stammtiid, gatsrlanb.

Sisie @ersinisuns, tpslbs nit ielies
u.r aufopfsruns fir ben Silfsfoubs
be: 2risesnoibleibmoeH arb,i.et.
ipiinidi gang biOnb,rs auf bic @ers
fammluns ON Samitae bisisr Mofe
aufm,riiam gu MAIDEN. es ioIIen nids
iiss anssIss.nbeiteH tipro4eu iptrbsn
unb btsbdlb Dirb s.fuiinibt. bob Der
Stammiiidb polIsdbIis fsi. aud fir
bic Gibeliias pirb binIIngIi4 ssiorst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Strsiien ieiner @efanlltidaft aufridti.
aes geiIeib pnd5urlifeu. 9ie geer6i.
gung finbet anl 5reitag gtadJnlittag
pom Irnuerbmie, 232 WtcIRiden
apenue, ltatt.
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Sinh eritidt.

Sr.b. Galier. 1874 Ssafte Ctr.
mubte aeiterir bem Coroner ben 5oo
isinss sSiinaiten meIoen. Der Sdugs
lima ipar pdbrenb Der Ra6t in ben
giiisn eritidt.
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as aofungspOrt

9as 2oiungsDprt i'm
Srieg. Sin 2anbiturmmonn
i9reibt: 0as 2oiunssport TpieIt i'm
Srieee cine beheutenbe &DlIe uno mub
bober in iebem 5aus iorafdItia aus.
eetpdblt perben. 9u5u gebort eine be-
ionbere Sabigteit, unb es eibt Sclous
ten, bsren WortItaB fir biefeu 3lped
uusri45pfIi4 iIt..am sssisnstitsa ssim
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
GaikSsaAriates.

glbaeQ.: .9aplano" mad, 2ipsrpooi
europa" nat gteapeI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
HE FIGURES EARTH is
100 MILLION YEARS OLD

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. sI.-That
the earth is about 100 200. 900 years
old is one OF the deductions OF Geo.
+. Becker. OF the United States Geo.
logical survey. presented In a paper
read at a meeting OF the Geological
Society OF America, meeting here In
connection with the annual conven-
tion OF the American Association for
the Advancement OF Science.
The missing link between man and
his ape-like ancestors has been iden-
titled In the Pitheoanthropus Erectus.
whose skull found IN Java, showed
all the characteristics intermediate
between man and ape. according to
James II. McGregor. assistant profes
sor Of zoology at Columbia University.
who presented n series OF restoratlons
OF skulls and reproductions OF the ap-
pearance OF primitive men.
Henry +. Osborn, also OF Columbia
delivered an address on the migration
OF human types during the old stone
age in Europe, and traced several dis
tinct specimens OF man, which. ho
said, had disappeared utterly from
the earth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Housewives 70 BE Tnnght

NEW YORK. Dec. S1-A general
meeting place for housewives said to
be the first in this country. will be
opened in this city January 4 by the
National Housewives League that has
been active in the campaign to re-
duce the cost OF living.
Mrs. Julian Heath, the president. In
announcing the opening date OF the
headquarters, said that classes for
housewives would be given Monday
mornings. There will be staff Of
domestic teachers. Moving pictures
will be shown to demonstrate proper
and improper methods and sanitary
and insanitary methods employed by
dealers.
There will be lectures on poultry.
fish, marketing and all things per-
tanning to household matters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
denied She refused to have children

denied she refused to have children
by Decker. She said:
IL wantd to have children when
was first married, but after my hus-
band called me a low woman and
so abused me, I did not think he was
fit to be Z. father"
Decker resumed the stand and was
cross-examined. He admitted he
had a detective follow his wife for
two months.
He also testified he did not want
his wife to return to the stage. but
that he interviewed Augustus Thorn
as. the playwright regarding 1t.
do you know a detective named
'Ascher?'" asked Miss Lucille Pugh'
attorney for Mrs. Decker.
Yes" replied the witness. He
then denied having accused the sleuth
Of having accepted a bribe from his
wife.
who is the manicurlst at the An
sonia. who has been manicuring your
nails for the last three years?"
The witness admitted knowing a
Miss CuIlom and sending her flow
ers.
Regarding the previous testimony
of Mrs. Decker objecting to being fol-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

extracting from German and Russian
refugees money sent by their friends
and relatives. The swindler, who has
an accomplice. managed to learn the
methods of assisting the refugees. ana
by forging the name Of Russian or
ficial who was sent to Copenhagen to
look after them, he has inflicted fl
naneial suffering and misery on
scores Of wretched victims Of the war
The fraud was only discovered when
the Russian officials began to receive
letters from different persons inform
ing him that money had already been
cent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

SALEM. Ore. Jan. AFTER acting.
as private secretary TO Governor Os-
wald West. who retires from office
January II. for several years, Mlas
Fern Hobbs today became a member
OF the state Industrial accident COM
mission. The position pays a salary
OF $500 a year and IN one Of the
best appointiye offices In the state
Miss Hobbs will be the only woman
member OF the commission.
Miss Hobbs tenure as private sec
retary TO the chief executive was
marked by activities that attracted
nationwide attention. She conducted
a number OF Investigations In con-
nection with moral crusades In vari-
Gus tows OF the state. Her most spec
tacular performance was a year ago.
when, accompanied by a squad OF
state militia, she invaded copperfield
a town OF the old wild west" sort,
closed all saloons and caused TO be
conflscated the stocks OF liquors,
gambling paraphernalla and fire.
arms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

her deed. established suicide as the
cause of death.
Mrs. Hendricks was brought TO n
Hayward hotel by an unidentified
man who dropped from sight at once.
The dead woman came into the pub
lie view several days ago when San
Francisco papers printed news of an
alleged elopement in which Mrs.
Hendricks and Rev. r. A. NJ. Browne,
formerly OF Hamilton City and Chico.
were named as principals. Browne
disappeared from San Francisco
Christmas day, leaving his baggage
unclaimed in a hotel alleged TO have
been occupied by himself and Mrs
Hendricks.
In the letter found near her body
addressed to her husband. Mrs. Hen
bricks said that Browne had moth.
ing to do with her suicide.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
wife calls Man Unfit

NEW YORK, Dec 31.-Mrs. Kath-
ryn Browne Decker, wife of Henry E.
Decker, an heir of the founder of
the Sheffield-F Farms -Slawson Decker
company, who inherited 100000
from the Decker estate, won a separ-
alton a few days ago in Supreme
Court Justice Blanchard's court.
The alimony, pending the decision
Of referee as to the amount, remains
at $25 weekly, as awarded by the
court pending the trial of the suit
Mrs. Decker. recalled to the stand,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
COMMISSIONER HOBBS
BEGINS DUTIES IN
NEW OFFICE TODAY
MISS FERN Is ONLY WOMAN
MEMBER OF INDUSTRIAL
BOARD.

Private Secretary 10 Governor West
Was Appointed by Him 20 Fiji I'm.
portant Place and She VIII Draw
"a salary OF $1,000 Year-Figured
In Copperflcld Case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Stories From the War Zone

GENEVA, Dec. s.-CBy Mail to
New York "a stranded tourist in
Switzerland nearly brought about the
death OF a friend living in Germany
by sending him the following tele-
gram: "Kale all gone. Wire thirty
beans" The German censor took It
10 mean that some German town, Kiel
probably. had been attacked and wip-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
King Dccnraies Premier

ROME, Dec. 3i.-King Victor Em
manuel has decorated Premier sa-
landra, with the order OF the An
nonclade. the highest Italian decora-
tlon, which entities the bearer TO call
himself a cousin OF tho king"
The king decorated the premier at
the ceremony OF baptism OF the new
ly born Princess Maria. He spoke
warmly OF the services rendered to
the state by the premier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. 31.-Mrs.
Maude Hendricks. wife OF a Stock
ton, Cal, engineer. was found dead
in a grove near Hayward. a suburb
of Oakland. Near the body a revol-
yer with one chamber discharged and
two letters. one to her husband, the
other to her asking forgiveness for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Children's COughs-ChIldren's colds;
Both Are Serious

When one OF your little ones shows
symptoms OF an approaching cold.
give It DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey at
cnce. 1t acts quickly. and prevents
the cold growing worse. Very heal
ing-soothes the lungs. loosens the
mucous. strengthens the system. It's
guaranteed. only 25c at your drug
glst. Buy a bottle today
Buklen's Arnica Salve for sores
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Dull, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. James Headache Powders re-
heve at once-10 cents a
package.

You take a DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vaDishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache, whether
dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve
racking Send someone to the drug
store and get dime package now.
Quit suffering-it's so needless. Be
sure you get DR.. James Headache
Powders-then there will be no disap-
pointment-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Won Nce,In,, bonn y,

You Needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating. nor belchlng, nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
Hoods sarsaparllla cures dyspepsia
1t strengthens the stomach and 9TH
er digestive organs for the proper
performance OF their functions. Take
Hood's-Ady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
New Orleans Rnccs Rerin

NEW ORLEANS. Jan, 1.--"Theyre
OFF, today at the local racetrack. Be
fore an immense holiday throng the
annual winter meet of the jockey club
opened today to continue 45 days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

lowed by a detective, Justice Blanch-
ard remarked:
almost any self-respecting woman
would object to detective following
her."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01

ed out. The person to whom the
wire was addressed was arrested as
a spy and probably would have been
shot IT, luckily. a German officer who
had lived in America hadn't been able
to convince the authorities that the
message was merely a request for
monetary aid.
Parsley Mail to New York;
When the Germans entered Conde
sur Escaut, say the Paris papers. they
tried to pull down a statue erected
there to the memory OF the popular
French General Poilloue de Saint Ma
rie. Fifty men with ropes tugged
at the monument but were unable to
bulge it. Losing their tempers, they
then fired hundreds of shots at the
figure, but the bullets only flattened
themselves against the solid bronze
with little effect.
The municipality Of Conde has now
decided to leave the marks OF the
German bullets undisturbed as
standing Testimony to German i'm
potence to break French resistance.
NIsH-(By Mail to New York. >
Servia boasts the youngest non-com-
missioned officer in the ranks Of Eu-
ropes warning armies. This is Drag
oljub Jelititich. a twelveyear old
school boy. who has just been pro-
NOTED corporal The Lad took the
field to avenge his father who was
killed at the battle Of Kumanovo.
Owing to his youth he was unable to
Join the regular army but he took
service with a group Of comitadjis'
and from the first displayed extraor-
binary bravery. He has been through
seven of the hottest fights of the war
and Is just recovering from serious
wound received at Sontcha.
COPENHAGEN-(By Mall to New
YORK. )-The Danish police are en-
deavoring to track down particular
ly inhuman genius, who profiting by
the paralyzed postal service has been
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-01
Cnstom House Now nj Tnmpa.

TAMPA, Fla, Jan 1.-Headquar-
ters for the customs collection service
of Florida were removed here today
from Jacksonville.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
AsKov. PINE COUNTY MINNESOTA, SEPTEMBER ., 1915

Miss Young spent the week
end with her parents at Hinkley
returning Sunday noon.
Miss Agnes Lund returned
home from Duluth where she
has been visiting her sister.
John Walby's oats threshed out
|83 bushels per acre. Not so bad
for a year like this has been.
Mrs. Reynolds Of Minneapolis.
is spending the week with her
daughter Mrs. A. j. Warren.
The plumbers arrived from
Duluth the first of the week and
are pushing the work on the new
school house.
The Catholic Ladies aid were
very pleasantly entertained at the
home Of Henry Dean by the Free
Ladies Aid.
Hogan Bros. are shipping a car
load of rye this week. This is
the first car Of grain to be
shipped this season.
Miss Inez Mullen of Hinckley
was visiting her many friends
here The last Of the week return
ing home on Monday.
| John Dahlgren deserves much
credit for helping make the dance
a success. If the rest of the boys
had done as well the hall would
not have held the crowd.
Mrs. Shuck and Mrs. Frye OF
Van Horn. Ia, who have beer
visiting at the home of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cluett re.
turned to to their homes Tues.
day.
The dance last Saturday night
was a decided success in every
way wand everybody enjoyed them.
selves. Music was furnished by
the Lunds which always means
that it was good.
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NEWS FROM
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BRUNO
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From Our Correspondent.
David Ogilvie transacted busi-
ness in kerrick Tuesday.
Mrs. d. C. Hoist, who has been
seriously i'll is slowly recovering.
j. H. Lingren transacted busi-
ness at the head Of the lakes
Monday.
VIM. Miner, the land man from
Duquette, was in town a few
hours Saturday.
Mrs. C. M. Johnson is spending
the week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Sprague.
The C. J. Hoagland family and
Mr.. Faudskar spent Sunday at
the j. H. Lingren home.
The Royal Neighbors met at
the farm home of Mrs. M. w.
Plaistead last Wednesday.
Miss Taylor was so i'll last
Monday that she was compelled
to get substitute to teach for
her.
Mr.. Wenner of the Webb
Hardware. Co. of Sandstone,
transacted business in town last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Hill returned from
Deadwood, S. D., last Friday,
where Mr.. Hill is employed in
the mines.
Anton Erickson was called to
Pine City Tuesday by the sudden
illness of Mrs. Erickson who is
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mission at st, Paul, last Thurs
day. Same was taken to Sand
Greek which has been stocked in
a like manner for several years
in the past.
Miss Elioss Morrison who has
been employed as stenographer
for the D. G. Hoist Realty Co,
left for her home at Duluth last
Thursday. Miss Morrison leaves
| a host of friends at Bruno, all of
whom wish her success.
A convention Of the North Dis
trict Sunday Schools will be held
at Willow River next Saturday,
September the 25th. at the Pres
byterian church. Session will be
from 1890 until4 p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Bring your dinners to the church
where same can be eaten.
Miss Alice Sprague took little
Kenneth Johnson to Minneapolis
last Saturday for medical treat
ment following an accident. as
little Kenneth was bitten by a
dog at the school house last Fri.
day afternoon and it was feared
that the dog was mad. Kenneth
however is doing fine and it is
sincerely hoped that no bad re.
suits will follow.