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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

L, NEWARK, ARKANSAS
Jno. L. Crosser went to
Batesville on business We'd
nesday.
r. W. Earnheart of Bates
vile was town Tuesday Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. jesse
L. Crosser.
Mrs. Geo.L. Green left Tues
day for Jacksonport to spend
4 few days visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Verdell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. x. Carter,
after a pleasant visit here with
relatives, left Monday for
Marked Tree where Mr.. Car
ter has a good position.
Several of the younger set
chaperoned by Mrs. w w. Jer-
nigan and Miss Robbie Meach-
en- are spending the weekend
near Charlotte camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cullom
and little son, Francis, left
Monday evening for their
home at Swifton. after a pleas
ant visit here with relatives.
Place your orders for cans
for this season with the New
ark Canning Company. They
can save you money account
of ordering in carload lots.
Mrs. Bette Moore and Miss
Katharyn Martin returned
Sunday from Black Rock
where they spent few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Krone.
Miss Minnie Belle Collierleft
Monday for her home at New
port, after a pleasant visit of
several days here with Mrs. A.
A.Evans and Miss Pearl Craig.
Twins, both boys, were born
last Sunday to Rev. and Mrs
B. L. Williford at their home
in Batesville. Rev. MILFORD
is presiding elder of this dis
trict.
Misses Marie and Elizabeth
Alexander returned Sunday
evening from Batesville where
they spent a few days, the
guests of Mrs. Lawrence Rud-
dell.
Mrs. w. l.. Hall and child
rem, Georgia and Boyce, ar
rived home Monday from st.
Louis where they spent few
weeks very pleasantly visiting
her mother, Mrs. Boyce.
Misses Lena and Jewel
Magness returned Thursday
evening from Batesville where
they spent a few days very
pleasantly, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Murphy.
Congressman w. A. Oldfeld
Of Batesville was a passenger
up the road Tuesday morning
en- route home from Judsoina
where he delivered an address
at a big picnic last Saturday.
Mrs. Leone Magness has been
appointed as resident sales
lady for the California Per-
fume Company's worldrenoWn
goods, and is prepared to give
her patrons splendid service.
Senator I. J. Raney, mem
Der Of the Board of Control of
the State Charitable Institu-
tons, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with his family, re-
turning to Little Rock Monday
night.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Several of the younger set
chaperoned by Mrs. w. Jer.
nigan and Miss Robbie Meach-
en- are spending the weekend
near Charlotte camping.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

I. G. Justus has returned to
his home at Guion, afterspend-
ing a few days here assisting
in invoicing the stock of the
Golden Rule Store.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Senator T. J. Raney, men,
Der Of the Board of Control of
the State Charitable Institu-
tons, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with his family, re-
turning to Little Rock Monday
night.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08
RAILROAD TIME CARD

Iron Mountain Trains Pass
Newark as Follows
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Wanted.-200 head of stock
hogs. Apply to w. A. Ruth
erford, Magness, Ark.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Best freshest and cleanest
stock of groceries in town at
R. r. Ration & Sons.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cullom
and little son, Francis, left
Monday evening for their
home at Swifton. after pleas
ant visit here with relatives.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Uncle John Shelley, a good
citizen of Magness township
was in town Saturday.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Place your orders for cans
for this season with the New
ark Canning Company. They
can save you money on account
Of ordering in carload lots.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mrs. Leone Magness has been
appointed as resident sales
lady for the California Per-
|fume Company's worldrenown
goods, and is prepared to give
her patrons splendid service.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Geo. f. Crosser returned a
few days ago from a business
trip to Pine Bluff and other
points in the interest of theJ.
|. Case Co.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Miss Verle Pascoe left few
days ago for Woodson where
she will teach this summer.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Misses Marie and Elizabeth
Alexander returned Sunday
evening from Batesville where
they spent a few days, the
guests of Mrs. Lawrence Rud-
dell.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Congressman w. A. Oldfeld
Of Batesville was a passenger
up the road Tuesday morning
en- route home from Judsoina
where he delivered an address
at big picnic last Saturday.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mrs. w. l.. Hall and child
rem, Georgia and Boyce, ar
rived home Monday from st.
Louis where they spent a few
weeks very pleasantly visiting
her mother, Mrs. Boyce.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Misses Lena and Jewel
Magness returned Thursday
evening from Batesville where
they spent a few days very
pleasantly, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W D. Murphy.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mrs. Louise Atkins and Miss
Maud HALEY spent Tuesday
in Newport attending teh fair.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mrs. Bette Moore and Miss
Katharyn Martin returned
Sunday from Black Rock
where they spent a few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Krone.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Moore
spent Monday in Batesville,
tn guests of DR.. and Mrs. S.
A. Bremen.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-07-08

Little Miss Mildred Gallo
way of Tuckerman arrived
Tuesday to spend a few days
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. NJ
Galloway.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14
Mitidnloige an @elttritg.

unlerer eigener iiationalen ginbil-
oungen fonnt, as ieien ipir als
@ernanen BON fs.p1t GuelIe, @eielt
uno ,3icl aaer afiltnr. Sinipea nit
aa oiclem bloben- Spuf @er li9
am itdrfIteu fiiblt, Der bari init Ger
Selbiterfenntnis lno nit ser er-
fenntilis fren1ben Wertes am eriten
beginner @ollen NOR 9cltife f1big
meroen, nniere ltaffe, .,ber einieitige
Seaabltno uatb sts&sia ia!en lno for.
mnlen Scite bin al srgan5en, milf
len mir lllls jeoenialis bon allem
bohmiitigen 9talIenoilnfel reilligen
lu1o bie pcrherblifen Ginbiloungen
BON inns TIM, Die uns nnter anberen
ourh bic $. ct. Chamberlain lmO
Sonlbart aufgeorGngt uerhen, ais
ieien mir allein oas nllserrpd9lte
@olf uno bdttea BON ben anoeren
nid)ts 81 ge,uifnen SSeoes 8olf lit
i'll irgenbeii1enl Sinn Elm auserlpdbl-
tes Golf, BON Der Goriemmq be-
Itirnnt, irgenSein ipibtiges Clement
Der Oeiantflllttr in beionoerer
Stdrfe 5tlr 9arItcIllno Su briiaeit.
aber gcraoe feline fon5entrierte 9e'
gabung IeBt es III 8efabr onoere
ebenio rpihtiae Seiten Ger perionli-
hen un0 io}ialen Guitllr in leinem
nationnlen 2eben perfiinltnern SIT
Ialien, uno eben IN bieicr 8efobr lit
es auf Die 9ilfc anoercr Railen oil.
gelpieicn. llnb pebe Dem &olfe, ons
III @odniut i0llt mb oieicr Ginoro-
umg i'll Die gegenleitiae Ausbilfe
Der Haiiell ridlt beoiiritig 81 iein
glaltbt. Gs mdrc sum &eroerben
oIseupdblt uno mht SIR i5ibrlmg
Ser 8olfer"
9cabtunfa spe oen i,xsbe 8orte
zseiicssyys. sl,,sasal-s sss ssssss ss'ss
Der nidt bier in snlarifu. Die
Gimme Der gerniu1it 5u erbeben.
lit bier i'm &anoe elm Serbrehen,
0a5 Die Gelltihbirgerlihen Die
beutihen S5anoIer ltno mouIo-be-aa-
pitaliIlen an uenigIten per5eihen.
Sic iino fijr Shlaglporte m0 S5eB.
aeihreI, 0anlit beelniIlllIen lie iogar
Die 0cltldlen 9Irbclter. Sus 0eltid)e
Golf als ein @uBea mus Ouppn Die
1folgen tragen ltnO oie furd)tbarcn
Gpier zines @eItfrieges auibringen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14
Ser rniiiidlc 3ninmmenbrndl

NlBlano bat S&arihuu Oieie @odle
rerlorcn. lpeitcrc Geile ici!l,r
Ariegsmod)t eingcbiiBt lune aIt
id,cinbor fcinc @ofinlng, lid balD
micncr 5u iomneIn. Ga@ brirgt
tGglid, neue 6rieOen@gcrildte, inabc-
ionOcre Iolde iibcr eilrn 5rieOena-
icbluB 5niiten GeltidlImlO rrO
HllBlnn0.
Gin Sonoeriricben 9}ublnn0s nit
HCCutihIono llno Sciterreid,- -llngarn
loiiroe sic ioiorti9e uno all8elnein9
9}cpolutioE Glr Solgc 1uben, abet
nit Scr MogIihteit iiir Die &egle-
lung. lid Der nod pOrlun0cnen
Srllppen alr 9Geocriblagung Ser
Nclpegllnu 5u bcoieEcn; elre 6or--
ieBllna Des &ricgea nlliBte alld) elnc
Ncpoliltion herbeifiihrcn, uber nit
anOcrer ltethooe llno moerenl 3iel,
nlnllih NeIornlcn auf politi'hCrl
lulo lpirtihaftlld)em @ebiet. Sieie
iugeu mir: menIger gelualtiame 9fc-
Uoli:t,on iuurc f0lul 5ll henlElcn.
Siir Sen 3arisnnl5 nileroings ell
boies SiIenlna. Gntiueoer loll CT
ocn Stier bel oen Sornern padeii,
Sic ganscn orobcn nit Ben Gntente
briioern perabreoeten Tldne allfgc-
ben lulo oen Hcit ieiner sIrnlcelt
sur &ertcioialna oes Shrones 5li-
riidbolen. auf oie 6ciabr bin, bod,
iiberrunnt Sl merben; ooer er Io!l
Cen &rieg meiteriiibren, nit Ser
slusiic)t, oaB ihm in5piiden Die
@rlnbIagc ieiner Griiten5 eiltjoeer
miro, lno oab fii,lIti9 itatt Ser ari-
itofrutiid,en Sippen Der Sofgciea-
id)aft sic &otcrien ser Silnn nm
Gerrihuft lnb @cipinn oen Streit
filhren.
@ci Ser llnflarbeit Ser rlliiild,en
Gerbdltniiic uno BEL ser lln5uper'
.1iligfeit, sic erfabrungseemdb oell
@erihtcn aus rl,iiiiher Guelle ci.
gen lit. lGBt iid) fein slnGalt geipirl.
men fir cine Shisllug Ser Sris
rensausiidten, io,ueit 0ieie pon
MuBlano aus beItimnt ipiiroen. gs
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14

,Sn Ser Dtiiltbner 3eitihriit y0os
Serum" ihreibt ssr. @ilb. 6oriter,
Nroielior on ser llniuerlitdt III
Hiin6en, iiber arieasihriiteu, Die
in lebter ,3eit in 9eutid)lano eridlie-
men Iino. geIonOcrs beifditigt er
lih nit $. Ct. Gbomberluins
,&riegsaufiube" uno Sombarts
,S6anoler lmO Selben". Gas Sob
oieier beioen Sdriften lit aud in
glmerifa geil,u9en moroen. ,Soriter,
DER einer Der oneeiebenitcn Gaoago-
gen 0eutihIunos lit, Der lid IN
StaatsIteuung befinoer, fiiblt iih
perpilihtet, oen Geltidtiimlern lm-
erbort, Die nid)ts nebeu Dem 0Piitih.
tl,m bulOen mollen uno nur bas
0elttihnlm fennen, oen Cert 5u le.
len unb ibnerl Die WiitIdulo an Dem
@eItfricg por5ubalten. Gr ibreibt:
rGieIe gerooe5u peilllid)e Selblt-
uerberrlibung, oieie auIturtrGgerei,
oieies bo6geihmolene 9elplBtiein:
man babe MIR 5li geben un0 nihts
5u enpfangen, Die Onrin liegelbe
0eringihdellng aller' -imgebelloen
Anltllrcn. Die lit Is, Die III 0as 9luf-
trcten pieler Gcutihen et1uas bin-
cingeleQt bot, pas Den gebilOcten
9lllsldnber nit bcgreiflider erbitte-
rllng umo ARiBnhtltng eriiluen ntltB-
tc. llno allc hie Scutldlen, Oic ieit
SGbrcn in aicicm Spn acrcbet nnb
scidlricben babcn, Die iolicn iidl MIR
iaasn, onk tic am @eltfriegc genau
10 uirl SdDulO trngcn wie Der Ncis
nuD nnoerc nieorige Sfutiue nuf
Seitc Dcs Nnslanbcs. 9tnr iino ile
mciit III Ger Gage, has blmtigc GnD-
ergcbnis DER sauscn &6lfcrperbet-
|tssna4 4neresaess sii1:rxu. tntx .ass be-.
obad)tcn sn fGnncn, ipdbreno I'm
idJnlSiac ibr 2cben uno lire 6c-
innbheit fiir bic Iulgcn DER nnbis=
;iplinicrten nno prupbO5icrenoen
g&prtc ppfern mHlleu.
,GS lit in Den Iebten SSahren uiel
pon Der ~Ginfrciilmg" Gelt1ihlanos
Qciproden morOcn. Die aQer-
ihIinrnIte lunn aeiGhrIid)Ite Iiiolie-
uug 0cutitlnnos lit nid)t oieienigc,
0ie BON olben fonu1t, ion0crn Oieic-
nlc. bie aus Ocm 0lnflen @rlmDe
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14
Gum &licg iii GnrOpa.

'bleibt MIR sic eiuc Sitherheit, od3
Hublano, ob oic frieocnlntenoe oOer
sic friegsfreuOige Nurtei Die Gber-
hauo befonnt, iiir gcrulme 3cjt
.ollberitmtOe geicet iit 5u idoOeu
NQer0ing5, Die BET Sricg5beqinu
borberrihenoe, auh auT ou&lurO3-
.rlliiiidle 9elebrllng geItiIbtc 2lici-
ming, 0ob Der 3ari5nrus baI0 5ll-
iannmcnbred,eu merOc, neil leinc
0eere iniolge ser &orr4ption !1i-
tratcbbur ieien, bot iih ais iaIidj
cupieiel, ebcnlo lpie oie 9lnndhn}e,
0nB oa@ riiiihe &olf sic 0elagcr-
reit ergrcifen luiir0e. Die 6eiieln &.
'prcn9cn. Nbcr nlttlerlpeile nat Ser
2llgeuitein gc5eigt, boB 6 tatidd).
i'd, init Ser nlilitdriiben Nicht be5
3nrenreidla 81 Gnoe GENT Die III,
gcbcrren &erluIte in SimrcllBea.
III Tolcn unO GaIiSien babcn ben
heiten SeiI Ser alsgebilocten Srllp.
pen perid,limgen; fiir Die neliell
Nornrationen fcblen sic 9cute su-
9In5biloung. Sie rllIiiifcn @cs
id}oiie. Die feinesnegs nit Sano
gefilIlt. ionoern Ieioer iebr irirfinr,
pareil Iino uligebralld)t unn ton-
nen nid)t 10 balo eriett lperncn: sic
.Silhrcr Der elrmeen bnben lid piel.
'udl ols lngecianet erluielcn, lnN
hcIIere iiuo nid5t nuf5utreibcn; oil.
gcmeines Wiibtrnlen lit eingcriIieil,
bas ldbmenb pirft.
60 fDnnten mir sic Gntlpidli,1J
Ger Sinae I'M 3arcnreih nit Ruhe
rntgegenieben, ioipeit es lid, leoig-
lid Inn oie cnogiiltige gntiheiounJ
talloelt. Seiocr abcr bciidt 81,
eSortouuer oes Grieges aud, pom
reuilhen @olf Spfer. nno mloferu
iino oic innercn ruliiid)en 1Sroga:.
BON Selong.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14
yGatdbrlide Sarger"

Nummer lit ndntlie9 Der erfolgreide
Ge1Adftsmann, rift ieinem Durh Gu
rus oegenerierten SOhn Gr forbert,
ooB Die Der. Gtateu Qe9en Oeutid2z
lono einen entihieoenen Stanbpuntt
einnebmen, aber er nil nibt, baB
fein Spbn in Den arie1 1oa. oyn
hie{er bilblihen 0arite0ung lit un=
Ihfper Der bobostommene gierbrauer
gu ertennen, Der Gelb in alien mogz
lihen unternebnunssa Bat.
llno bann fpinmt MS gsidbrlihsr
Biireer Summer 5 Die Wuttcr,
nsl6e fast, lie bgbe inren Sobn nicbt
er5usen, onmit eARononenfutter per=
be. Man bat oMer Dlutter i'm 9la>
aemeinen bisher1z Sic 9Irgerred,-
| Il psrpeigsrf. hs 'po'itIfid. isdi
li6 meilt ouf eine Stufe nit Soioten
uno @erbredern seitelt. Sic bat
nidts mitsureben, bort no iibsr Gle
9eIdtde Der Y0lter i'm fortihrittliz
den ooer i'm unheilppllen Sinne Sin
Tlub uusgeiibt lpiro. @enn lie ober
Inn oas 2eben ibres nit Shmeren
qeborenen Sobnes beIorat lit, miro lie
pIpbiih Sirqsrin oes 2unoes. 9t5er
niht eins 8iirgerin nit 9iirgerrehz
ten, ionbern cine sefdbrlihe Siiraez
rim,
gtahoem Oieier puntt erreicht lit,
9ebt es raid Den Yunttsn bDAiter
Steigerung Su Drummer feds lit Der
Huge, peiIe giir9er pes Ganbes, Der
5pnr fir Elm itdrtes 2anbheer unb
cine iturts llarine lit, Der ober niht
be9reift, BOP oieie beioen obne itarts
slrtillerie bnbinihmeIsen pie Der
| Sdnee in Wlerito, Damn fommt ais
!peiterer n9efdErlicAer Siirser" glo. I
Der Stantsmann, Der itoI3 auf Die
6ufne oe5 2anOe5 lit, aber nicbts fir
ihren ShuB btpilIigen mill. glum=
mer oht tit bonn Der i6padtDpfige
Siirger, lpelher sinem poblgeihul:en
Seer, lpie eine3 oOn europa tpmmen
tOnnte, uneingeiibte Sruppen 9egenz
iiber itellen polte uno bann tpnlmt
Der 6auptelel, ons gefdbrlihlte 0uOer
pon alien, Nummer 9, Der Siirger
peId)er oentt, on3 reihlte uno pertei=
oigunssidmddIte 2ano tunn eine 9llz
leinherrihuitsoottrin fir 9lmsritu
uno cine pffene Sir Yolitit in
China babsn obne einen Srieg gu
ristieren.
0umit ia nismano CLAUDE, ss babe
| iid) in Der Sdnffune unp 9eIArei=
bung bieier rssfdbrlihen Siiresr" Ses
2anoes nur I'm cine SpieIersi ssz
bunbslt, ipirp es nod einmal unp ipiez
! Der sela9t, ss hanoelt iib um eine
Warnuns Der nreHt uno ltramm bsn=
tenoen 8iiraer Oes 2unoes." Cine
Wornuns, bic niht oft esnus uno
nibt nahoriidlit 9enus seIprohsn
perben tDnne. Cine Wnrnuns Dor
tppilhen Nmsritanern, Die untsr Den
sssebenen lmltGnpen. liherlih Dam
gerpns GittSen" lslen.
unp nun Shsrs beileite. Die Or
belt ipel6e bon Den enslilh seidrtebez
nsn 3eitlnsen oes 2anoes bier in
8prt uno S6rift seleiitet ipirp, 1T
cine sefdbrlihe 9lrbeit. gs lit S1es=
orbeit alerlhlimmiter Sorte, i'm Sn=
tereiIe Ser Huitun9sbeber oes 2anoes.
Mrbeit fir ois aupitaliiten Der Riiz
itunssinbuitris. srbeit fir Die Stei>
eeruna Der @uSbeutunssmOsli4tei
in ser Welt, fir ameritoniihe 2a=
pitalilten. Gs lit bic Jorberuns Ell
ner politit oss Smperialismus. IL
inerb0rt uno 10 ausemein. spie man
| -
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-08-14

limo nun 5inO lie entoedt, Ole rGe=
fdbrliden 8iirser" oes 2ances. Sn
Wort unb Bib 1inb tie Der Wtttpelt
hieie Wohe por Mugen gefubrt ipora
sen. aein geringerer uls Der aar@
ipnilt Sobn s. McGut6eon bat Die
bilolihe Daritsuung geliefert. Sn eht
ameritauifder Daritellungspeiie. Sn
Worten linb fie in 9unoerten BON
snslifd se1hriebenen 3eiiungen nad9
heiten a0nnen Der 2eiturtitellhreiter
seseibnet iporoen.
Gs iino biesmal feline ausldnoilcien
prooutte, bieIe Dangerous Gitiaens."
Reun perlhiebene @remplare iinb ba@
bon allfgesGblt. Gb, es nipt mob
mehr aefdbrlihe Biireer bes 2nnoes
| sibt, fDirb fusei nidt geTast. Madf
iino bie our6 Hooiepelt 10 setennz
seidneten vunerpiiniften Siirger"
oes 2dnbes niht babel. &ann fem,
BOB Dies elm @eriebsn lit. mO9liA
aud, oab bic Wirtung oieier Srnno=
marfun9 ols Dangerous Giti5en"
nidt baburdh beeintrd6tist pernen
Iol1te, ouB uu5lGnoiifes gIement bei>
9efii9t piro.
9(lip, oo lit Der &erl Drummer ems.
Gr lit Der StruBenreOner Der tleinen
St1ote, Der Yplititer bs5 flaGen 2onz
res. Sn ieinem 8opfe ipudt Die
Soyoee, Die Il. g. lollen jeOes Objett
Ser S6Dpfun9 pilltommen hetBen.
Wie man iiebt, bunoelt es iih babel
nm 2eute, tpeI4e Die llnabbGn9i9teits>
ertlGrung, nit ibrer Ybrnielp9ie bon
allqemei,len Men16enre6ten, ernlt
nchmen. Den Snhult Der por $50
'Sabren erloIienen llnubbdngi9teitserz
tl1runa beute nod ernIt gu nebmen,
1T pirtlih cine gefGbrlide Snde. Sc
Der quite Sijrssr be5 2dnDes Ipllte
boh piHen, DaB jenes ShriftItiid
heute teina anDere geoeutung mebr
fat, ols ongebenoen 9olititern cine
llnttrluge fir pa.riotiId)e Heoen am
| !. Suil 5u 9eDell.
Sonn fon1mt 9flimmer 2. Dos 1T
ein Wmerifnner, fpelcher Die gnItht
tat, ein edier 9lmeritoner tDnnte iein
,pie flint GingspunDerte" Samit lit
ubsr nitt eereint, raB Dieler Dan
oerous Gttisen" oaourh gefGbrlih 1T,
BOB er alaubt, Elm 9lmerituner lei 10
.iintia, lpie flint Ginsepanoerte. Die
fen @lulbsn baben ale vehten" Imez
ritoner. Ou iino lie ni6t tpeni9er
einoebilpet, lpie etpu Die oeutid,en
Bourgeois zS0bnhen, Die Ourd) irgsno
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-12
MUST FACE TRIAL
ON MURDER CHARGE
Glenwood Authorities Certain
They Have Right Men In
volved in Mitmoen Case

John Jacobson and George Nelson,
farmers near Flaxton, N. D., held at
Glenwood on charges of having muir
dered three aged bachelor farmers
near Lowry last May, were given
preliminary trial at Glenwood Monday
afternoon and bound over to await the
action of the Pope county grand jury.
The evidence against them has piled
up rapidly within the past ten days
and the authorities are sure of a con-
viction. 1t is stated on reliable sources
from Glenwood that one of the men
has made damaging admissions.
The third man arrested two weeks
ago was Martin Mortenson who lives
near Lowry. He was released on mo-
ton by the county attorney. All
three men are related to the Mitmoen
brothers whose lives were taken and
their money stolen.
Detectives who have been at work
on the case since the tragedy was dis
covered say there is no doubt of the
outcome of the case. Jacobson and
Nelson have been identified by aGlen-
wood liveryman as the men he drove
to the Mortenson farm about the time
of the murder. Thomas Callaghan, a
Glenwood hardware man, also idendi-
fled them as the men to whom he sold
revolver about the same time. They
acted strangely and aroused his suspi-
cions. The bullets found in the
bodies of the dead men resemble those
sold by Callaghan. Nelson and Jacob
son deny their presence at Glenwood
last May. They declare they were
visiting an uncle at Denhoff, N. D.,
at the time but afidavits from the
uncle mentioned show the men did not
come to begin their visit till six days
after the date named by Nelson and
jacobson. They are unable to account
for their whereabouts about the time
of the murders.
At the coming trial the third man,
Mortenson, will be called as a witness
and it is believed he will shed valu-
able light on the whereabouts of the
men on or about May 7. Anyway,
he will be asked to explain the where
abouts of his team and buggy on that
night.
Considerable interest throughout
Pope county and eastern Stevens coun.
ty attaches the coming trial. The
murders aroused great excitement last
May because of the wide acquaintance
of the Mitmoens.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-12
GRADED POTATOES
BRING BEST PRICES
Trriumphs Beat Early Ohios in
Cambridge Markets. Few
are Raised Near Morris

The average person in Morris is
led to believe that a potato is a pota-
to, but there is difference. When
it comes to marketing potatoes in this
city everything that looks like a pot
alto comes under the same head and
growers make uniform charge. Over
at Cambridge, Isanti county in the
heart of the potato county, there is
a wide difference in the value of the
varieties. In its market quotations
last week the Cambridge Press gives
the following prices: Burbanks 3Oc;
Rose 25; Ohios 40, and Triumphs 60
to IS cents per bushel. Triumphs
were introduced by man named Bliss
some years ago but they found little
popular favor. Now their fine flavor
has been discovered and they are the
headliners as profit takers. They are
a long, red potato and ripen week
to ten days earlier than the Ohios.
Very few of them are raised in Ste
vens county at present but are entitled
to first place next year.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-12

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