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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
10 RESUME STUDIES.

John Sanders, who has been pass
ing the summer months at his home
here and in Tombstone in the perfor-
nance of jury duty at Tombstone,
left yesterday to resume his studies
at Ann Arbor. Michigan, where he is
student at the University Of Michi-
gan. Prior to again taking up his col
lege studies, however, Sanders will be
the guests Of friends at a lake resort
not so far from Ann Arbor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Painters wages are IS the day Of
s hours when working for painting
contracts, and Sc per day for house
owners or general contractors. This
applies TO Warren mining district on
and after September Is, 1915. CHAS.
n. CAVIS, Pres. 2O8
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
TIE IEMPERATuRE.

Extremely like the weather usually
characterizing October in this locality
were the atmospheric conditions pre-
vailing yesterday. Shade maximum
of 76, yesterday, was two degrees low
er than that registered Monday and
minimum of so, seven below the low
est point of the preceding day.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
PARENT TEACHERS MEETING.

AT the Parent Teachers meeting,
yesterday afternoon at Lincoln School
interesting matters pertinent TO the
advancement Of local educational con
ditions. as rejecting the relations be-
tween the teachers and parents were
discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
GIVES PARTY.

Mrs P. Ramsower rendered a party
Monday evening to a group Of young
people, including six couples. The af-
fair, which was of a delightfully."- in
formal nature. proved to be an ex-
tremely jolly occasion for all the
guests. Music and dancing We're en-
ioyed and refreshments Of ice cream,
cake and grape juice served.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
Al COPPER QUEEN.

Guests yesterday at the Copper
Queen Hotel were Mrs. c. c. Chase,
Cananea. ]. M. Wiesel, Denver; j. G..
Delay. Tucson; S. X Coons, Los An
geles: c. C. Barclay, Ross Cunnick
and wife Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
VISIT 10 COAST.

Miss Anna j. Hampston of the cleri-
cal department at the Bisbee post
office and Miss Edith Bartch will
leave tonight for a several weeks Wis
it to the San Diego and San Francisco
expositions Their immediate desti-
nation viii be San Diego.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
ATTENTION /. o. o. N.

An members and visiting brothers
are requested to attend regular lodge
meeting Friday evening. september
IT, Large class to be initiated. Re
freshments.
E. d. STINSON, Dictator
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
rouRMAMENT WINNERs.

In Monday evenings elimination poe
ket billiard tournament at Wallace's
Freeman and Mccall were the win
ners. The competition was especially
keen and three draw matches were
played of before the final winners
we're determined.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Burton X. Roberts left yesterday for
his home in Salt Lake City after pass
ing several days as the guest Of
friends i'm Bisbee and Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
FOR FRISCO.

Mr. and Mrs. John Twomey and chill
dren will leave tonight for a visit to
San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
LElsHMAN.HoLpEN.

James Leischman of McNeal and
Cecile Grace Holden of Warren We're
married at 7 o'clock last evening, by
Rev. John r. Fry, at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Wittig.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Pure linen centers, round and
square "a to 40 inch lace edge any
design at the New Art a Hat Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Prof Albertson, Palmist. DO not
fail to see him. Johnson Hotel. l79
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
TO PENNSYLVANIA.

W. H. Watkins left yesterday for a
visit with friends and relatives in
Pennsylvania Mr. Watkins also Will
visit other parts of the East
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
-.AnlEs o. EIkDOM MEET.

The Ladies of Elkdom viii hold
their regular meeting this afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock at the Elks Home.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Good quality scratch pads. DC and
Zoe per pound. Job Department, Re
view office 27O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
IL AT ACADEMY.

Miss Loretta Coles, daughter of f..
e Coles, assistant manager of the
Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co., is i'll at
Loretta Academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Ladies' tailoring in latest styles.
Willard & Bateman, Allen Block. so
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Plain and unruled special tablets
for school children sc at Bisbee Re
view office
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
FRoM business TRIP.

l.. C. Shattuck has returned from a
business trip to Phoenix and Williams
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

White, gray and brown felt hats
just the thing for school girls, $l75
at the New Art & Hat Store. 1853
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Gerald Debely, The JeweIer repair
ing a specially. O. X Block, oppo-
site depot. l5S
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
MOTOR TRIP.

Mrs. H. NJ Jacobs and Mrs Fred
r. Reynolds leave this morning for a
motor trip To the Smelter City, where
they will be the guests of friends
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

Meet me at the Christian Church
Sunday, 1000 a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15

c. ]. Lundvan, Osteopath, Allen
Block. Office hours to 121 to 8,
except sunday Phone SO. 70
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-15
l LOCAL

FROM PATAGONIA.
Gilbert Maston has returned from a
business trip TO Patagonia.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10

Mannhaven, ]. C. Cowan, Bismarck,
P. S. Chaffee, Expansion.
First State bank of Zap, N. D., cap
ital stock, $4,000, incorporators, j.
L. Bell, Bismarck, John Young, Mann
haven, P. S. Chaffee, Expansion.
First State bank of Fort Yates,
Sioux county, capital stock, $4,000,
incorporators, John A. Stiles, John M.
Carignan, both of Fl. Yates and Fred
erick B. Lunch of St. Paul.
Farmers State bank, Carson, Nor
ton county, capital stock, $4,000, in
corporators, Louis A. Tavis, Joseph
P. Hess and Thos. E. Hayward, all of
Mandan.
Farmers State bank, Odessa, Nor
ton county, capital stock $4,000, in
co]rporators, Louis A. Tavis, Jos. P.
Hess and Thos. E. Hayward, all Of
Mandan.
The Werner Amusement associa-
ton, Werner, Dunn county, capital
stock, $4,000, incorporators, J. D.
Hanks, Edw. w. Herbert and A. N.
Mcdonald, all of Werner.
Fryburg Farmers Cooperative
Telephone Co., Fryburg, Billings
county, capital stock $4,000, incor-
porators, A. H. Anderson, Emil
Strand and H. M. Engelhartson, all
of Belfeld.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
LYRIC GIVING HIGH CLASS
PLAY-"EXPLOITS OF ELAINE'

Many persons who have had their
curiosity aroused by the "Clutching
Hand" which has confronted Dickin-
sonians Of late, witnessed the first
picture in "The Exploits of Elaine"
series last Friday at the Lyric thea
ire.
This detective serial promises much
in the way Of unusual adventures and
thrills. The story is well written,
well staged and well acted. Many of
the devices employed by the "clutch,,
ing Hand" are prophetic marvels of
the future and have an educational
value unique in film serials.
The story is being published weekly
in this paper and those who failed to
see the first episode Of this most re-
markedly successful serial, may read
the first installment in the issue of
March 9th.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
EASTER SERVICES

The usual Easter services were held
in the various places of worship in
Dickinson on Sunday. The South
Dickinson band was out Saturday
evening and there was also a fine dis
play of Roman candles on the South
Side.
AS has been the custom for several
years past, a public Knights Templar
service was held at Masonic Temple
in the afternoon on Sunday.
Prelate John Orchard gave the ad-
dress, the subject being "The Strength
of Knighthood." It was an address
full of high ideals and was very in
teresting. Mr.. Orchard was placed
at a great disadvantage as his wife
was very near deaths door; however,
it was her request that he should de-
liver his message to the Sir Knights
and friends and he did, but naturally
under a deep strain. E. R. Orchard,
who came in from the west, assisted
in the choir.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
MORE DICKINSON PEOPLE
LEAVING FOR THE FARM

Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock a
banquet was given at the Methodist
church parlors in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl A.. Anderson, Mrs. Viola
Homer and Miss Myrtle Homer, who
leave for their claims in a short time.
Besides the guests of honor, all of the
church members and other friends
were invited. After the splendid ban
quet, which was prepared by the
Ladies' Aid society, the following
program was enjoyed:
"Vacant Chair in Our Church Circle"
Allen A. Harleman
Song, "Down by the Old Mill Stream
Parody
@. Roberts,, S. Morrison, H. Rase, P.
Erb and G. H%ollenbeck.
"A General Invitation to Our Shack
in Rattle Snake Gulch" ...-....
Carl Anderson
"The Stirup Cup"
Sophronia Gaylord
"How We Will Entertain City Visi-
tors" ....... Mrs. Carl Anderson
Defamation "The Man Who Waited"
(Foley) ........ Miss Bessie johnson
"Double Entry and Trial Balance as
Applied to Feeding a Rambunxious
Calf" ...-.. Rev. ]. G. Morrison
"Searching the Farm Journals" .......
S. C. Barnes
Resolved that the Red Lands are Pre-
ferable to the Bad Lands as a Resi-
Dental District"
Affirmative F. f. Deiters, Negative
H. l.. Mahnke.
Opportunities for Voice Culture on
a Farm" advice to Mrs. Ander-
son. .... Miss Luella Lyken
"That Bachelor Next Door-advice
to Myrtle" ...-... D. D. Mars
"Back to the Soil" .-..... VIM. Noggle
"Last Will and Testament of a Ger
tain Man Who Died in the Bad
Lands-Legal Document" .......
F. C. Hebron
The toasts were all good and advice
was given to each one of the depart
ing members of the church circle.
Mr.. Anderson has been n of the
bookkeepers at the First National
bank for a good many years and de-
cided that he would enjoy better
health by getting into the country;
the chance for getting 800 acres is
quite attractive.
Both families will be much missed
from Dickinson circles, and especially
in the Methodist church, where they
have all been faithful and willing to
help at all times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Miss
Homer plan to leave for Sentinel
Butte next Thursday, their claims be-
ing rs miles north of there, but Mrs
Homer will not go until the end OF
the school term. The Anderson and
Homer claims are adjoining tracts Of
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will
live with Miss Homer for a shor,
time while their home is being com.
pleted.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10

The Lish Hardware Co., of Dickin-
son, Stark County, capital stock, $780,
900, incorporators, Frank Lish, John
F. Lish and Mary Lish, all of Dickin-
son.
Littlehales Pump and Dredge Co.,
Dickinson, Stark county, capital stock
100000, incorporators, VIM. J.
Littlehales, Roy Butler and T. L.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
NEW CORPORATIONS
GRANTED CHARTERS

Bismarck, N. D., April 3.-Thomas
Hall, secretary of state, reports the
following new corporations, organ
lied in the state for which charters
have been granted.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
Beard, all of Dickinson.

Beard, all of Dickinson. ~
Merchants State bank, Gladstone
Stark county, capital stock $4,000
incorporators, Anton Duckhorn, John
Dolwig and Carl Duckhorn, all of
Gladstone.
German State bank of Beulah, N,
D., Mercer county, capital stock $10,-
900, incorporators, John Young
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE
TO whom it may concern: Take
notice that my wife Mariana Kilwein
has left my bed and board, and that
I will not be responsible for any
debts hereafter created by her, or
credit given to her by any one.
Dated, Dickinson, N. D., April s.,
1915.
4-1O-2t JOSEPH KILWEIN.
The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
BULLS FOR SALE

Fifty head of pure bred yearling
Hereford bulls, range raised, will
make low price on entire bunch. Matt
Crowley, Hebron, N. D.-adv. 4-1O-tf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

Tih bos WonopoI btt S6iffabri ouf BEN
eupbrai unb 9ieris gu Fasrn. Sisiss
WpnppoI bat Gneldnb bon Dtutihlanb
1912 Bis 1918 birtlt uprsbt. GngIanb
pollis ntht 5ueebeu, bdb bic 9aobdbs
9dbn aud iiber gagbab biaaus neitergts
fihrt perbe. Gerrsr psrpdbrte fh Gugs
lamb gegen BITE 4usbthnuue Der Balm iber
8debob BIG Bdsrd. lin bic Meitereuts
ridIung unb a%usbtbnuug Der 9dsbabs
gnhu gu fidern, Bat ith 9euti9Iano i'm
2dufe isner 8erbanbIuuaeH bd3u %peritans
ben. England ala ~Gntf9dbieung" bag
5hiffabrtss MonDpol ouf benz @upbrat
unb Sigris gu gstpdbren. Ddmit absr
bat bic 8dgOabsg a9n natiirIi9 bel bon
i9rem qirtbidaftlidsn 8ertb berIoren.
8ur9 bic iebigen Sample in Mtiopos
tdmitn ME in ben 9drOdnelen pir6 f1
nun sntI9eiben, OBJ Der Gup6rdt uno Siqs
rig aud peiterbtn eugliI6e @epdFer blets
ben unb NIT Der 8agbdbegdbn i'm @ads
rensgertehr fouturriren, obet pb lie fpiea
Der in ben geiiB hires alien Germ 3uriidz
fehren. 3uIebt iei nod ouF bic engliI6en
Snfrigusn in Der ardbiI1en NOlteripeIt
bingepieIen. 2orb ait9ener, Der friibere
englii6e n@enerultonIul" in Megnpten bat
e. Derftanben, feline Serrihaft duf einen
grpBsn SbeiE bon Mrabieh oussuoebnen
unb ieinen eieentliden poifen in elmer
Weiie aus5ubauen, ME teiu enelif9er Sc
neralfonful in gairo Dor inn. Qprb Ritz
9ener bat ben jungzssbptif1en 9ationds
lismus set0btet, inbem er bic SunesGgbps
ter auf bic M0eli9teit zines @roBsg9pps
ten nit Ginf6IuB BON guna Qrdbisn, SDs
rien unO paldffina bintpies. Die srob.
egnptii4e Sbee bat ben egbptii9en 2ntip>
nalismus oerni6tet. lin bic SunasgoDps
ter bei9dftigt gu bnlttn, beiteIte er ie 81
@miidrsn unb preoigern Der grobssgpptis
Iden Sbee unO f9idtt Ie f9udrenpeiIe su
ben ardbif9en StGmmeu, urn ie seseu BE
8iirten 8u beben. Beirut lift gum Centrum
bieier englii4sorabifden 5eBe geporben
nnb Die alts5iirten, bic na1 @gpptsn gee
fIii6tet tDdren, fdIoFen fi1 bieTer 8ers
f4pOruHg ge9en bic SungsSiirten an unb
arbstteten nit aler Mo6t duf ben Sturs
Der Sungz9iirten. gIiidli6erpeife ers
tdnnten bic SungsSirtsn fdnea bic i9nen
brobenbe @efabr unb unterbriidten bic
punsdrabiIde @efabr nod re6t5eitig.
8amit mar cine 3eitIang bic ara6iI6e
9efabr fir bic 9iirtei befeitiet. So Bat
England in ardbien, Ipe3ieG in paIditina,
SDrien unb gernen an Der Undergraduate
bes tiirtifden aeids gearbeitst, tpie RuBs
lamb in armenien, pdbrenb 9eutfdlanb
Our4 bic GrTdlisBung Der 5tonomif6en
8rdfte tn Der Surtei bas Bette eetban bat,
mas our grbdltung Der Siirtei ~beitrdaen
tOnnte. SEPT piFen bic Siirten, bub Elm
Sisg 0eutf4ldnbs bic Deitsrerbdltuns
unb Stdrtung Der Siirtei bebeutet, pdbs
renb cine RieberIage DeutidIanbs ben abs
~IoGuteH untergang Der Sirfei beOeuten
muB. ttnb bd ie bies bon Gag gu Sag
mebr uRb mebr %ertenusn, tpddIt BON Sag
al Sag lire Strait, hire 8egeiiteruua un6
ibre DiOeritduOsfdbisteit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20
Die 2QdroR6o6rile I'M Spiegel
oer 6elgldeu Nrdwe.

oeutide Resierung tpiFsn, bdb lie su sis
ner gr0rterung Der bic 8as6dbbabn unb
qeriieu bstreffenben 5rasen bereit iet.
Dsutf1erisits beFtdnb Der Wunf9, iofpobl
nit England ols nit Rubldnb gu einem
4btommen gu geIansen, bas unter biIiger
Riidfdtnabme duf bic befonberen Sntes
reiien beiber mG6tt in periien bsutidem
aopital sinen Qutheil an Der nirtbI9afts
lihea GrT9IieBung bes 2anbes ii9erR
foIIte. Die enelii9e anregung BOT Der
fciferli6sn Reeieruns cine tpiItommens
@eIeasnheit, Sir 6. greD ibren Gtdnbs
punt Der g~dsbobbdbus unb Der perIiIden
Grdge bar5nIegen. galb bdrnnf purbe bsr
tciferlihen Regi.rung inbeFen bstunnt,
buB bic snsliI9e ReeieruHg ben 8erIu9
gtnna6t bate, bon Der tiirtifasu Resies
rung bic RonaeHiOn gu elmer
aOnfnrrensbabn fir g~agbaObnbn
5u s~rfanssu, unb buB beibs Wddts an bic
perTfhe Regisruns bic Gorosrung eeItslt
botten, bic Grtbeilung fir ale aon3sFios
men fir G~iTtnbdhnen, Strnben, 9elegras
pbsn, o~dIsnbautsn uRb SdiHabrtsIinisn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

enalanb esihtiIi tptrbtn. Die Rtdlifrung
bisltt ql1nt iuiirbs 9eutIhIonb fit uHs
dbItbdre .3tit bon BEN san8tn ndbtn
Orient dnsIhIitben. Die 1lriti aatin 1T
bel Der beltmoelihtn Organization unb bel
ben qroBisn militGriihsu an%itrsnguugtn
nihi in Der Gage, fih duf bic Dduer segeH
ibrs mdhtietn 6siube su ptribeibigtn.
COL bic 5iirtti erbalttn blsiben uitb fousn
Bic Qldne Der Mliirten inter GngIanos
nihruna pereitelt fperhtn, bdnn mab
8eutIhlanb periuhtr. Fh einen meg
iiber ben 8dItan our Sirtel 81 bdhnen.
Sn SeIterrei6 ertdnnte man ifon Friis
BET ala in 8eutIdlanb bic Q%othpenoigteit
elmer biretten 8erbinnun8 3piihen ber
Gurtei unb genirdlzGuropa 4m %. Sas
nuar 1903 bertiinoete Der berItorbene 8raf
4ebrent6dl in elmer Gibung Der 8elegds
tionen, baB Seferreiaslngarn ben Gnts
Idlub gefabt babe, cine giienbdbT hur4
ben 6anbihot Nobibd5dr 3u bduen, be
bpsnifte @iienbabn mad WitrotpiBd gu
b~erldnaern, nm cine 9ahnberbinbung
Dien ; @eraiebo ; Saloniti , Rnnitantia
nopel ber3ufteuen. England pds bic etite
@robma9t, segen biefen plan gu p~rotetts
rem, oenn man ertunnte f9pn bamdls in
gnqldnb, bdb bieIe neugeplante giienbahn
uur cine 8erIdngerung Der gagoab 8dbn
bebeuten niiroe. England befirdtete fers
ner, bdB fem 6eebanbel IN Der 2eDante
unb RleinaIien burh bieie sepldnte 8n6n
suIdmmenbre1en fperbe. RuBianb, Grants
reid unb Stalien idtofen fih BEN engli>
1den groteite an. Der gigantifde plan
III aber ni5t an BEN groteit Der adiirten
Eoeiheitert, fonbern Die balo odrduf ausges
brodene Rebolutipn bat feline Qusfibrung
b%erhinbert. Die 4Iiirten batten gar teine
M0qli6teit, bic ausfii6rung bes pldnes
su Derbinbern, bd Der 8erIiuer aongreB
Seferrsia bcs Re6t gegeben bate, Oiefe
giienbdbn au bauen. Sect lam natiirli4
teiHe Rebe BON Der Grneuerung bieies plaz
nes fein, ba 9eutIbtdub unb SefferreiA
8unG9I bdfiir Iorgen miifsn, baB bic GEE
plante gifenbdbn miIitdrii6 unb pOlitiih
f6erseIteGt pirb. 9iefe pplittide uno
militdrifae Si9erfelung muB erit nod
e%rruneen tperben. Nur tnenn Seiterreih
ii6 tinen Beg mad BET 9iirfsi, let e onr4
Gsrbien unb 8ulgarienb ooer bur6 Rus
mdnien unb 5erbien = gebabnt bat, unb
oieien Weg. mag er nod 10 fdndI tein,
politiI4 unb militdrifd beherriden tdHn,
tpirb Der ate 4ebrentbapfde plan pieber
aufaenommen nerben t0nnen.
8eDor i'd biefe 8etrahtungen fdlieBe,
min i'd. nod an spei hitDrifde 9Rdtia6en
erinnern, bic Elm Qidt ouf bic engliiden
pIdne i'm Orient perfen unb bic ferrer
|betunoen, duf fptldsn Diberitanb bds
beutI6e aoIoniIationsnert in aIeindften
BON Ssiten Gnglanbs geitoBen mar:
Rationale efonpmm baben i9on oft
bdrauf bingepiefsn, bab bic 8dsbubs9ahn
nur bunn ibren bolen pirtbfdaftIi6en
Dertb behalf, fpenn bic Sbiffabrt duf
benz Guphrdt unb 9igrts nidt bon einem
Ronturrenten beberrfdt pirb. England
bat aber nit olIer Mladt baraa seurbeitet,
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Die rRorbbeutI6e 4aeemeine 3eituns4
febt ibre @sr0ffentlidungen aus belgii9en
ardibsn fort unb bsmsrtt Oa8u einIeitenb:
Die annette 6dlfte bes Sabres 1909 uno
ous Subr 1910 mar bonn beleif4en
Stanopuntt dus eeisben elm politii4 iiils
les Sabr, mas bic 9batiahe ertldrt, baB
bic uns ~DorlieesnOm belsii4en 8spef4en
aus bieTer 3eit tpenig auseiebig iinb. 8tr
beIardnten uns burauf aus bisem 3eits
raum einen geri9t Baron 9reinbls pies
b~er5naeben, Der Der gotsbdmer gegegnung
8ptIdsn Geiner Muieitdt Dem Raiier uno
benz 3aren eefpibmst 1T.
Sn 8irtlihteit mar dbsr bds Sobr
1910 fiir 9eutTaldno polttif9 uidt Dbne
9ebeutuna, neil bamals Der in RebdI 5es
Tieoelte pOlitif6e 3HIdmmenIdluB RuBs
lambs uno Gnglanbs i'm Orient bisielben
Gri6te su Ssitigen besunn, bic bas 3us
Idmmenaeben Gnglanos unb dranirei4s
in Mdrotto ber~borgebrant bate. 5ier Die
bort ssisE Tin bds geitrebeu Der Gntsntes
mddte, bic freis nirt1fhaftIide 8etbdtis
erna Deutihnnbs 81 behinoern. SIN
Grabinbr Iisb bic eHsIiI4e Rssisruns bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

oHalaeh. rein aAlfial IA EFF sem fpta'
mlg wafttltH Itkafah kafauf
rafleHh era maAlam p%sfisltsH wiz
flfits tlhtiafn utifats pnnt
fpn BE- aHhHHta aplbs hH lahllata Bee
IA 40 GathgA#A tsHasm SAstH -
We lmHff mls artm h%tiiammsu Hnb,
uaAlaHti IA Hnhtn mit Etnl
ltnisf htihtatA, htilaHta eiahatttt
sltlal sHgRps smm eiHmaeWlL
fah BET ettt EiA sstfhmtiittn aHh iAialtu maa
Hae Ktln aldA In sihdt atsiaais
His bic Haltst su ethe amlaihmsuh 40 itutn,
Tnh hle alahi NthFah, Die tn traah,
ttnh bot eeu Der attlbtli NHAm HeI
Tie asHtl Ii bic In ~ i@tnah.
eel al ben Tutfthtu, QahfhnuhtFtt ait,
ptlm Hinl aHItttr eiubsr NIB Bransn,
Nd alien ben Tanftnbtn, bic tn eridinah,
gasit an 1rIanh tlua ihr WtrirnasH,
get ben Wfabtru Der eelbsa, wslds traf
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gum 2suinant bsf6rbsrt unb nit BEN
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Serr @ailanme fir bns quite Redt
Sentidlatbs
Stenung. Gr f9reibt: sir bic, bic sus
ssben, baB Groftrsi6 obns srnite SrinOs
nod Sea sing, 1T Is tlur, baB ss fdpsrlia
bort tpteber bsrduseshen pirb pber nbsr
f9 seapungen isben tnirb, bOrtbin Surid,
sutebren, unb baB ss uuf bieIe Weife ben
@eiit bes 9ertraes bon Glgstiras ber-
lsbt. Mern DeutI9Iunb ansefihts biefsr
Sbdtfd9en cine .Rompenidtion" forbe-t,
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min, bdb Grdntrsi6 suriidDeidt,
aud feIbft ni6t bic Qtbf9t bat, ii6 IN
4eabir fef3uiessn. aber Is 1T Der Ins
Iiat, bab bic Resierung Der Rspiblit EN-
p~ereinbartes @Ieidgeni9t Der RrGfte gts
It5rt bat, unb forbert ieinsn @ntbtil.@
Sreffenber tOnnts Der bsltfhe Gt1nbs
punt gar ni9t bnrgelsgt perbsn. Dcbs
renb obsr Der ben GreigniFen nur aIs
3uThduer ~beitpobnsn6s beleifne Diplomat
70 liar urtb ridtig urtbeilts, belt bic engs
lifde &eaierung Is fir rihtie, bur1
Germ alOBb GsCrss in GffentIi6er Rebe
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH E. E
Officers Elected and Committees
Named For Coming Term.

The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church elected the follow
ing officers and appointed the follow
ing committees for the coming term
Presidential. w. Dill.
Vice President-Hassel Hedge.
Treasurer-Ava Blair.
Secretary-Floid Hatcher.
CORES. Secy-Lelia Sampson.
Chorister-Ethel Smith.
Pianist--Algie Holmes.
Visiting Committee - Ethel Smith
chairman. Eva Fisher, Hassel Hedge
Vera McCracken.
Missionary Committee - Lottis
Blake, chairman, Mabel Sprague, Eth
ell Sherman, Horace Hedge, Rose Du
senbery. KY. ...
Music Committee Algie Holmes
chairman, Ethel Smith, MILFORD
Whitehill.
Devotional Committee-Lena Rine
hart chairman, Fern Sampson. Ethe
Dickey. Mary Sherman, Floyd Hess
Lookout Committee-M. ID. Parks
chairman, June Thomas. Curtis Var
Voorhees,. Mr.. and Mrs. Ardie Jones,
Social Committee - Lucille Muck
Ter, chairman, Ava Blair. Leila Samp
snn. Marilla Colville, Harry Hedge
Floid Hatcher
Surprise Committee-Irene Moore
chairman. Curtis Oldham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl smith, John Vapnest %