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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-08-27
RANDALL

Aug. 25.--Raymond Covert left the
first Of the week for his home in Glen
dive, Mont, after a several months
stay here and in Minneapolis.
Oscar Wahlberg and G. Sitter left
Thursday for North Dakota, where
they will be employed during harvest
time.
Hans Gosch and family motored to
Little Falls Wednesday to attend the
circus.
Mrs. Anna Barnes and son left on
Wednesday for weeks visit with
relatives at Backus.
Raymond Calhoun was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Mrs Jim Totten, who has been
spending the past few weeks with REL
atives in Superior, returned home on
Saturday.
Miss Hilda Portz of Sioux Falls, s.
D., arrived Friday for week 's visit
with her sister, Mrs. G. E. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Gourd, Guy
Brisbane, Ralph. Sullivan, Ray Quinn
by, Willie Muller and sister Ella, Mrs.
Bingo, Bertha Munson and Gustaf
Wahlberg attended the circus in Lit
tie Falls Wednesday.
Sadie johnson returned home Satur-
day, after a few weeks stay with rel
atives in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sullivan and three
children Of Clear Lake visited Satur-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
w. Sullivan in Parkertown, returning
home Sunday.
Miss Minnie Ritter was a Little
Falls visitor Saturday forenoon.
Herman Hessing left Saturday for
Albert Lee, called there by the illness
of sister.
Mrs. Anton Bermel returned home
Sunday, after a week s visit with rel
atives in Minneapolis.
Miss Ruth Langmade left Sunday
for her home near Anoka, after a
month s visit among friends and rela-
tives here. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Harris Gourd, who will visit with
her short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Totten motored to
Little Falls Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Bermel, who has been the
guest of his brother, Anton and fami-
lv, for the past several months, left
Saturday for North Dakota, where he
Will be employed in the harvest fields.
Mrs. John Bjarnoos left Wednesday
evening fer Minneapolis, called there
by the illness Of her husband. We un-
derstand Mr.. Bjarnoos has tuberculo-
sis of the stomach and is very low.
A. D. Grant and family motored to
Little Falls Sunday and spent the
&lav with relatives.
Mrs. P. H. Hanson of Pine River is
visiting here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Jasorka.
Aug. Schwanke, Jr., returned home
Saturday from Miles City, Mont,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-08-27
will be employed as trimmer in large
millinery establishment me next sea.

will be employed as trimmer in a large
millinery establishment the next sea-
son. a.% .*.
st. Agnes guild met Wednesday with
Miss Halle Carnes. ...5 !. ~
Mrs. A. c. Wilson entertained last
Wednesday for Mrs. Byron Wilson.
Cards were played at five tables.
w. w. Wilson and daughter, Mrs. E.
J. McCollum, were Minneapolis visit
ors Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Logan leaves Monday
for Mound, N. D., where she will teach
school the coming year.
Mrs. R. J. Batter, Jr., is enjoying a
visit from her grandmother and sister,
Miss Regina Stenger of Morris.
Mrs. Henry Armstrong and daugh'
ter Eleanor, Of Bowlus, were in town
Wednesday,.
Mrs. W. H. Hall and daughter Jes.
salyne of Minneapolis visited rela.
tives in town Tuesday.
Lehman Carnes of Rice was a Roy
alton caller Tuesday.
Frank Gilmer of Onamia is visiting
relatives in town.
F. Graham was in town the first OF
the week with crew Of PAINTERS, max
ing improvements on mis- store.
| DR.. E. H. McGonagle mas been i'll
several days resulting from an opera
ton ON his throat.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-08-27
VETERINARY NOTES

Be cautious in feeding very hot or
tired horses.
Don't feed too much hay to your
horses. Such feeding is an injury to
the horse.
Moldy feed of any kind may be dan
gerous, especially moldy cornstalks or
any corn products.
The idle horse requires skill and
judgment in feeding, just as much as
the Woodworking horse.
Cattle and sheen are likely to bloat
on clover pasture if the clover IS 31inp
from the dew or warm rain.
For bloat, tap sheep or cow IN the
left flank, we'll forward. Keep tro-
car handy and know how to use it.
A barrel Of water in the hay or grain
field, and pail to each horse at about
10 O'Clock on a hot day and again at
about o'clock is not only kindness
but measure of safety for the horse.
DIR. NJ. H. Reynolds, Chief, Veteri-
nary Division, University Farm, st.
Paul.
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ROYALTON

aug: 26-lt IS reported that Frank
OSTRICH of Riceville, Iowa, has Dur.
chased the Frank Wilderson farm.
Miss Flora Englerth lett Wednes-
DAY for Sitka, Alaska, where she will
teach school the coming year.
Miss Otilla Kobe and Miss Minnie
Bennewitz walked to Onamia one dav
| last week.
Mrs. M. F. Street and son Frank
, autoed to Kimball Friday.
Miss Nellie Blackhurst left Thurs
day for her home at Dew River. after
visit with her brother, George Black
! hurst and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice and chill
dren of Springfield, Ohio, who have
Deen visiting Mrs. Rice g mother. Mrs.
l.. Muncy and other relatives, left on
Sunday for their home by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peters have rent.
ed the Episcopal rectory.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Parkins and
Mrs. J. Hill of Morrill, and Miss Julia
Thoen of Dixville, motored to Mile
Lac lake Sunday.
VIM. Roller and family and Mr.. and
Mrs: Chas. Roller motored from st.
Paul Saturday to spend the weekend
with their mother, Mrs. Louise Roller.
Mrs. VIM. Peterson, who has been ill
the past two weeks, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren NEGOTIABLE.
Ralph McGonagle and Miss Anna
Schwartz and Hubert Schwartz, spent
Sunday at Isle.
Attorney John Gibbons and family
of Bemidji were guests of Mrs. NJ. F.
Street Sunday.
Word has been received mere that
the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Skinner is in hospital at Bemidji
suffering from an attack Of typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson, daughter
Marion, son Isaac and Miss Dorothy
Wilson autoed to Mile Lac Sunday.
). Platenburg, who has been making
his home with his son, died FRIDAY
from injuries resulting from a runa-
way.
Miss Imelda Fietsam is visiting rel
atives at Freeport this week.
VIM. and Barney Miller of Morrill,
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Rathbun of Rice was in town
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Sparrow returned
Sunday from visit with relatives in
Iowa.. .< r. -,
Mrs. NJ. F. Street went to Sank Ra.
pids Wednesday. =. r..
The Ladies guild met Thursday with
Mrs. Walter Parkins. -
Miss Ruth Lambert left the first Of
the week for Fergus Falls, where she
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EAST =. DARLING.

7: Aug. 24.-The Sunday school Of the
Swedish Lutheran church will hold a
picnic at the John Frederickson place
east of the Darling station Sunday,
beginning at l O'Clock p. m. All are
invited to attend.
Herman Carlson left last week for
the western harvest fields to seek en-
ployment.
All are busy cutting grain and stack
ing during this fine weather.
A light frost visited the lowlands
one night this week, but no damage
was done to crops. Corn is growing
fine now.
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gerberblidsr MntpmuGiL.llnfaa.

Gin In boiler Sdneaigteit fobren.
6es alltonobtl flibr geitern QbenO
Inn neun ubr in Der 81. ctr. 5ni-
ihen Sores itr0 2eabentuortb Qbe.
eegeu eitlen Steinboufen. 0urd ote
8uft 6es 4nproas muroeu bic bier
SniaIfen aus Der Ntai9tne eei9leu.
bert. BDmon Robbins, Sobn oes
@rnn0ltiidSmoflers Sobn 8. Bob.
bins, trlg einen S9dOeIbrta oo.
bon. CT muroe iofort i'm 8tie
Menlorial Soipital opertrt, bod III
eS fraglid, Of en- nit Dem 2eben ba-
ponfoutmen pirO. Stuart McDo-
naLo, Sobn oes County @ommiiiars
SenrD Q. cDonaIo, erbielt cine tie.
.fe @itnoe an Der 8onge, ip1brenb
Die beiOen tpeibIi9en Sniaiien, Wto-
.iorie uro M1ilOreO 6oote, So9tet
bon Or. 8. u. Soote, nit BEN
'S1refet1 0abonfomen.
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Warnung DOR elmer St6mtnO(erin!

Seit einiger 3eit treibt i'm Staate
Nebrosta enc oeutihe ShntnOlerin
ibr ~llutpeien, Die bieIe Derti6e
6roien I'M DON So Bis $40 beidpin-
belt. sic etebt Dor, cine 9oriettoer.
fduferin gu ieirl, uno uitnntt @eItel.
luneen fir aoriette entgegen, Die ma.
tiirli9 nietnolS dbgeIiefert perOen.
Die Shpin6IeriuL bic iebr elegant
6eutfd ipri6t, gebt inter oeridieoe-
men Natnen. Sn morden St1oten
giebt fie fid dl8 5rieOa Sortmdnn,
in moeren StdOten ais 5rieoa SER
mann aus. 3illebt bat ite in ben
Stdoten Settings uno Sionep ope.
riert un6 bort bieIe 6raltelt Inn ibr
@elo gebrobt. Soils oieie Shmino-
Ierin irgenoipo tpie0er fid 8eigt, ioIl-
tic man Ite iofort oerbaften loIien.
9ie betrogenen fSra1ert aus Sionep
i9reiben Der 3ribiine, oafir iorgetl
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Ams benz gtaate.

Sdirburp. auf Der biertelid1r-
Iiden Semperen5.g 9 rinmIung Der
bieiigen Sonntagsihulen uur6en BE-
titionen fir 8orIegen Der 5rage Der
ItaatIiden Yrobibition Dor Die B1hA
Ter oes Gtaotes ousgelegt. @tDo
500 llnteri6riften itno IN Sefferion
gountD n6tbig, uuO man glenbt, al.
lein tn GatrburD 10 ptele llnterfdrif-
ten au erbalten.
Settings. 8ei einem automobil.
unfaa ettpo oebn MeiIelt neitIih BON
bier tuuroen Der gountpihulIebrer
Soc Oolng unD oeiien Sdmeiter Ga
tberine am Waoftas idmer berlest.
Cine anoere SGueter fam init I'M.
be6euten6en Abi9urfungen 0apon.-
8illiom Slime, Elm bieiiger Sod
tdiiIer, erbieIt bic Mittbeilung, oaB
er BON Senator Rorris 1Is aan6toat
fir Die Marinc.A faoemie In 4nna-
polls borgeIdlneen rporOen. let.
aibIano. am Montag ~itir8te 6eim
8iifen Der abti1brige 3nbi0 Deuoe
in ben Salt Greet un6 ertronf.
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nmslms tsA Mon
palr 1afaa mlth NtAHhtnl htl
%llnluFFhlat uen rtlFuii

Wlg aus Hflfoli nunflhtl mlfh.
.iN btt klulltnpalw 9plnlat 4 90.
.laH snm Vr6ilheiitn hu llninff.
mat ton Ntitell efHanHl mcfbtn
ne UtneHuuua fflelalf pam Wtnt.
rail- rlfffltf bsF weltiI4dli Ntlu
loler pesendrlps n M Mcm
Valer IotnH III ave rmaha DE-
.hiFlla ~ III ttn &phn hvr mr.
luthFneN fStau n. ~. Nnfnb unh tiH
mlAlA laH fsg0at uAssH uaA
WH Walfs SHIRTS elnre ber
.alldltn Nuigla Der @ia0t Not %.
ron 0anA. msI6es nstrn benz aIlfu
3lreli marleu at Der 10 ufh nuf.
n0m Sir aflentu mar. Noier 10.
ron bqlub elne l5orm uohe meIi
Point, mnbis oleltIte itbch Ieinen
WprnonbleH iituidiIcA ole Ct benz
9einiim.c tben tritrni.
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81 molten, ooB ibr Sas Gdniabel.
gelegt miro. 9esboIb,
ibr oeutidlen 6rallen, aufsepobtl
Setrte miro Ser 9mabo Sribiiue
BON elmer oelltihen 6ral in Beatrice
mitgetbeilt, COB Ole Sdtuinolerin
audi bort ibr llnpeien setrieben uiO
bieIe 6eutlhe 6rolen beibDinoelt
fat. Bon Beatrice aus ion Iie iid
nod @aboo. 0eb., begeben bber,
uro mand)e funren Ser Anitd1f, OoB
iie in ienem Stdbtdeu gespobnt bat.
oiirfte ieOod auf Srrtblm be-
ruben, be1n es 1T idmerlid) ait3i-
nebmen, oaB cine SdlpinOIerin tuie
oieie einen felten @obniib bat.
80 INNER Die 5dpinOIertu iifJ
in Der 3ufunft 5eigeu ioate, ioate
fir tire iofortige gerbaftung Gorge
getrngen meroen.
Gma6a SribnHe.
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Senator 9a5ulrtte eegen MiQiarOeu.
pump.

@iliuanfee, 81. Sept. - gnnScs.
%ienator qa5ulette BON 8iseuniin bat
in eiuem nit ieiner glamensnnter.
idrift Oeriebeuen geitartitcl in Tel.
ner 3eitidriit aif Sas GntidieSenlte
gesen bic geplante anleibe Steamns
geHommen. Ur iagt Oarin anter
anSerem GoIsenbes:
yJnSem nnicre Jabrifen ben Ser.
bin0eten eiHen 9eiualtigen GreSit
getuabren ut0 anIere GelointereiIen
iid bemiiben, ben @ert1 Der pom ben
D~er6inbeten &eaierungen aiissege.
benem gapiere anfrefJt ST erbnlten,
arbeiteH mir aaf ben GrfOlg Der @er-
biinbeten bin. 8ir baben, iOupbl
ben Sbatfadem ME benz 3dnten mad,
a~afsebSrt, neutral sn iein.
9em ariminalgeiete mad III ber-
jenige, msldJtr BEN MorOer bic
MDrbwaffe reidJt, eben 10 i6nlbis,
ME Der MSrber Ielbit.
Sebt molten mir ben g~erbinSeten
aad nod bas 0elb Iiefern, bas es
linen erm6slidt, ben aampf fOrt5u-
ieten, fpbah lie alIO nidIt MIR Sic
8affen nn6 bic Nnnitiut, ionSerB
nud md bic crforOerlid)en GelOmit.
tel BON ms erbalten. 8ie LANCE
iperSen mir Sn and MIR ben Sdein
nirflider 3eHtralitat anfredjt erbnl.
ten t6nnen
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&eaiSteiten aug SOMA!
De gRpines.

Ri9nro @oIfs, tpelder NIT ieiner
Gron Dor ettpo SabresfriIt bonn @u.
tomlebil s. Wtrlen's aus @autee
iiberfabren murOe, nobet 5rau Gtolfs
auf Der Steae getOotet tDuroe u16
SER @olfs Ielbft einen 6oppelten
8einbrud ooOontrug, iooab ct iest
nod ariiden benuben nruB, lit nit
ieiner alose dnF SdaoenerIos bonn
9itriftsgerift abgetDieien nproen.
SER MoIfs Sat an oos Obergeridt
gerufltng eingelegt.
Srnu Nort 2eoerton tDuroe in
Der N1be ibrer III @ilIop ctr. be.
fin0Ii9en 8obnung am 5reitdg bon
einem StraBeitbabnipagen erinbt.
Gle trug einen Shd0elbrud baooL
rub man otpeifelt al ibrem 4lsftom.
men.
Die 2anten oes @erntanio.D1Gn
nerdors, pelhc mdbrenO Der Som.
Hlernlplnte lire &aHeeBetelihlftelI
iuspenOierterb perIanmelten iid am
MittDoh in Der gereilsbaIle. 5rau
Gbas. Moa NOR @uitaeberin. Das
llGfite aaheefr1n3hen finoet am
Wiitttpod ben 80. Septenber Itott,
nobel Jrou goolen @aitgeberin 1T.
Ser SdnIratb ioa, mie oerlautet,
cine Grtra.9eri1igung Don $4,000
gemadjt boben. fpelfe fir @ebalts-
%erb06ung Der 9ebrfr1fte i'm fomneit-
Den Sabr bennbi tperbeu folen.
Snfolge grploiipn Der ors benz
Surnore entitr0menben @aie erlitt
5re0 9ernert, 1908 4leniant Ctr.
ihmer5bofte @ran6Dunoen an @e-
fi9t, Glrulen uuo Rader-
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0unurn unO Nunaen
IN Gn0IanOl
Wlab nplIl IN Wnalanh, hnh te htt
Mllna.Atmft ntanatm n,
a. fui@lihtn

Fenkun, a. }Etpt Wtaeht
MaaalAitn sae be- limanfab ser
Mllna bftaatH haH be fHHHd6 hA
est hem Mhdtmat tthuhiltH Htmtt
hM BET lImiIammttmua hHfM bic
Nlmbtnbnfa ihtR fEnpptm btfffil
hahs. MAuhluas hai hit bfniiae
aapnHtfit Die NubinbAnastluif bft
MAHsm ~ahadmuiiitn, heh alanbi
maa nidi. bah bic btnllatm 1fHp.
pfn hatf atnna fen wtteta, ben
NaNtn ben Wta ~ betIsafu. dale
- mabt ltin ipllit, bah e ben MHi'
len ainnatm ~ Ninbtubnra ~ tni,
mIlaen, bann bot MnhIanb allie llr.
iadle, tintn Stnlter bet utltidjtt.
fuma n%nesuhphtm thlurlfn wir ah,
mas Der oifiAifOt henHhe Wffihl
barabtr An iaaru habrm mifh.l Narh.
liA bon yiba haben bic rtnlldfn
glfist bon btt Niitnbabn tFerifirn;
bic mHiidr Qauptmedlt babe hh Ia
InhIidrr Ridinne gnrndataoasn.
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ner rtint nphn.

amhrrbam, 81. SEPT, iibsr Con.
ben. - wsorae Bernhard bonn Ne.
%baftiunsiiab Der WuHiidlen Stimua
In Berlin btBfidDurt bae gertnItrn
Der Wer. Staairn bstrrffs Der her.
Indtrn MiaiarhrnanItihr gminbr.
itens offs wobImOIcnOe NentraIitdt'
&enn CT and sHsibt, bali bic 8a.
ibingtoner Negiernug feline WepaIt
beiite, oisie anleibc 81 berbiten, 10
mciit or bennoh baranf bin, oah Der.
ielben inbirstt Gin Rieasl bprgeidlo.
ben iusrbsn f6nne. lie AuIsibe an
nnO fir iid iei fit 9entidlanb be.
beatnngslOs, beun bic Wentralen
mifcn eiHiebcn, bah trot ameri,
fa's @affcn8nfnbr nnO nmeritani.
.idem Welbs 9eHtidlanO sliidlid &C.
oeibe.
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Narttberi6te.

Siio Omaha, 81. Sept. 1916.
9iinbbieb-3ufubr $500.
geaf 5tiere, Itarft, quite felt, onOe'
re langidm nieortger.
S0dIter Breis $9.65.
SdhrIiuee, CUTE bis bette 5000
9.65.
3iemIi6 CUTE Biz Cute $3.50
900.
MitteImaBige $6.50-8.50.
Sellers, Wortt idpah.
ISOLDE GtiIerg 10--15 ntebriger.
Gcrn.aeiiitterte @eepeB.
Cute Biz Bette fdtpere geeUes
$9.00-9.85.
MitteImGBiee $8.90-9.00.
8iemIi9 quite bis CUTE $6.75-
$50.
@ros.gefiitterte gtiere o~ttsaeudbIte
$8.00-8.65.
Cute Bis Bette $$7.40-8.00.
MittelmdBige bis quite $685.
TAO.
MitteImGbiee $6.00-6.85
ai6e, Mtartt IHtpa9.
@ute Bis Bette So. 50-7.25.
3ienIih quite biz CUTE $5.25-
600.
MitteImGBiee S4.O0-5.25.
@ras.qefiittertc aiibe $5.85-6.35.
@ros.aefitterte Sellers $6.75-7.25
Gtoders unb SeeOers, Mtarft, quite
felt. altoere langiam nie6riger.
@ute biz teite Seekers $7.40-
7.75.
2iemIib cute Biz quite Seekers
Sc. 60-7.40.
cute Big bette etofers $7.75-
.s.75.
8iemIi6 CUTE bis CUTE $6.75-
.7.75.
@aitteImdBige S..
Stod Sellers $o.00-7.35.
5tod aiibe So. 50-6.25.
Stod adI6er $5.00-S.50.
@eoI aalber $s.00-t0.00.
8uGs. 9togs uitu. $5.00-6.5o.
Sdpeine-3ufubr 300. Warft
$40 60ber.
9urdidnittspreis $6.55-6.80.
sdafe-8ufubr $4,000. @arft felt.
@efitt. Mtutteridofe 50. 50-5.35.
Sdmmer, Mlorft t0-t5 boiler.
SdbrIinee, CUTE bis bette $5.75-
= 80
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Die %Jinun5(age
Jtab(anO'S cine trd6e!
aaHn feilr @aaren erpurticren anO
Oaber tein GielS bereinbe.
fDmmen.

Earis, 81. Sept. - Hierre 6.
Bari, Der rniiiidJe Sinnn5miniiter,
bat feline aonlereH5 nit benz fran.
S0iIiden Sinnn5miniiter aleranoer
gibOt brenOet. ST reiite bents
NbenO mad 9onoDn neiter, nm
iidI nit benz aan5lcr 6es Shaknm.
res, MegiualS WcStanna, iiber bic
fin0n5isue Gage Der Aliirten BE-
fprrdJen uirO.
Dor iciner Abreiie erflarte Serr
9arf: 0Gs ibiiroe finbiid IeiH, 81
perneinen, ban bic &oae Der Der.
Sfaaten in Der internatiDnaleu ST.
nans iu6brenb Ses lebten Sabres
cine aAfcrit Wiftige mar. Die
Madlt @merifds ais prDbnftibes
Centrum 1T iibet aQe 3iueifeI feitge.
iteIft. Die Sebiirfniiie Der Nltir'
ten 6aben Oas @leidgeuid)t Ses in.
ternatiOnalen arcOits DOllig 5ugnn'
item Der Ser. Sfanten beridDOben.
9nhIanS befinSet iid 1T elmer
id)ueren gerioSe, iuas @elb nnb
5anbeI n~nbetrifft. 8ir f6nnen nm
iere BrO6nfte nidt erpOrtieren, nnO
8slo BON a%nser6alb fummt babnrdI
nidDt Gin. 9inflanS fat auRer Can.
oes gruhe 3ablnnsen 5t leiiten nnO
fam lie nidlt in 8aaren OOer BRO.
bnften sablen."
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a6enOidals Der .. Or. s. u. er6ffnet
(Spe3iea fir Die Omaha Sribiine
qeihrieben.) u

*E
gm Wontog failo bic @r0ffnunQ
Der .. M. 6. u. abenoIdule ltoh,
aaeroings rur in ~folgenDen G69ern:
arditeftur. 8eidnen, Qritbmetif uno
S9neaidreiben, 8u9bolten, @e.
Id6fts. s. rrefponoend @ei6Gfts.g ng.
lid, gngIiih fir 5ufitnftige ame.
ritaner, S4onidreiben, 8uditobiren.
aur8idrift, Maidineni6reibeu, Red.
men, 2eien SdreiberL Sti5oenaei1.
men. 4n6ere alaiien iperoen am IL.
Sftober eroffnet. Die bier alniier
in Gngliid fin autiinftige Amerifd-
ter iir0 gut beiudt, bod fOnner
nod peridieoene 6oraft tbeilnebmeu.
Die alaiien fir altr5. uro Deol1i.
n~nidreiben un0 fir 8eidnen er.
freten ii6 zines beionbers itarter
9eiuhes. Sn ben aIoiien fir eng.
lid fir @ineetpanoerte 6efin0en iid
8ertreter oIler gtationen. Cine aloi.
ie fir griediide 4nnbeil nel1e II
ben SdubpoIir. Qnitalten nngeiteai
itno, lit ebenfaas ins 2eben eerufen
tporoen. 9ie 3iptlDienitsalaii miro
ebenfaas erit ip1ter er6ffnet DerOerl
mGbreno Die anoben.alaiie fiir @lef.
.tri5it6t ON 9onnerltag, ben 90.
Sept, abenos ITO ibren &nfanQ
nimmt. 4rof. 6. @. 8erterL Elm
.2ebrer Der &o6idttle, leitet Oieil
aIoiie. Serr 6. 6. S6oles gibt lln-
terrtdt I'M @ebrau9 Der Camera unh
in Der @ntipidlnng bon giIoern Don.
nerltog aberos Inn 7.t5 llbr. 4H
.SamItag, ben %. Sept, @benos
- llbr. miro Or. Srbing q. Gutter
eine alaiie fir erite meOi8iniide Sill.
.fe fir allaben %eroffnen. 0ieie alni.
ie lit nod Dem DteOiSinii6en Gol
lege, az. Str. uno 9etpep ape..
perleat Doroen. Gina am Is. De.
sember fin6et cine 8rihattg Der an
oieiem aurius tbeililebmcnoen ana.
ben Itatt. wife ofeiehiecn. meldc
bic grHfung Deitebeib erbalten EN-
3eugniB barber d~usgctelt.
anlteae 0es nod ct. &ouis ilber,
liebeIten Serrn q. $. Bed bat 0et
AniuaIt artbur &. @almer Die Or.
.tbeilung Oes unterrihts in Gngliif
|unO aorreipon0en5 iibernommen
Dieie alaIie lit fir nngeben6e @e.
Iidaftslelte BON unihdsbarem 8ertb
lglls Neuerutg lit cine alniie lin
|erlernutg bes WtuItigropbs einge,
fibrt moroen. 9ieIe Giriuer be.
|Itten giiiltigrnpbs, tonnen icbod
|ntht gngcitcate betommer, peldl
oenleIben al bebonoeln periteben.
SER 8. @. WRiaer lit Sefretdl
oes S6ulmeieng Der ., M. 6. "
uno miro glileu germ ieoe eeiplnidtl
Snformotion ertbeiIen.
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tpnbpn, II. Sept. - lie Nfaie'
rnnarn Der Aliirten habtu an guI.
aarieu cine Vote ecanbt, In ueIder
bic b~nIgoriidt NraierRna anfgefpr.
bert mirb, ibre GtrnRna in biritm
Ariege Gin fir ullcmnI tlnF sn Issea.
ln ben Sanpttd6trn ber aliirten
Mlahte rriunrtet nian bic Nuiiuurt
init grohter Spnnnnug. (BnIgarieu
mirb NIT ciuer driesSertIarnng &C.
gen Serbien nutiuOrten.)
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ShIfsfOnb bss @efIiden arieser'
bunbes.

SIR ben SilfsfonO BEG @eItIi.
den &rieeerbunOes tpitroe nbseliefert
|0urd aalnerao bon gtoboen eeiom.
melt $t.75; ourtb aamerao 6eltr
@rabotpsti fir 0erfouf bon @eoi9-
ten $1t.00; madt Die Summe BON
$12.75. 8isber ~Der0ffentlidt pur,
ben $4,000. Sn ben SGnoen oes
SiIfsfomites befinoen fi6 oenuadj
$142.75.
SIN auftrog 6es &omites
6. 8. aonie, @oriiter.
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Bonn gna hbrrlahsrn.

Aolpu Eiiu Ga. I'll. Scpt Der
Notelbctiber !. u. SuIl bon Gcnrou
atrieih. ole Ct rinen n~biohren0eii
Bua bciciacn nellie. utter Die ga.
Oer 0esirIben nub muroe 70 idper
perIebt oub er nod tilr5cr Belt I'm
SoipitdL itnrb. st toar 81 Sabre
alt nn0 be%rbeiratbet.
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Brian sibt 8O6unns in @nibins.
ton auf.

@oibineton, 81. Sept. - Dos in
ben Ieeten Sahren bon @m. s.
grDon betuobnte Saiis lit gu bernie
then. Snfolge 0eiien niiumt man an,
bob 8rpan In Baibington nitt mebr
.ltdnoigen aiifentbolt al nebmen be.
obiidtigt.
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Widts fam better Ste @irfioni.
felt Der 3eitungSrrtIdme prronifou-
Iiden. aIs obiacs gil0, peldes Ole
Menae Qriiie 3ei1t oic irfolac Der
anjpigen In BEN 8eitrmeen Montdn
Frib ailf Sic gr6ffmrng oes nrobcA
RobclberfoitiS Der gcaton & 9nter
GompauD oiii Der StraBe tporteten
Die Birrno bate u. a. aid in Der
Omaha Sribiine am Sonitog cine
anseiae ber0ffentIiht, uuo mir fino
frob, erfI6ren Su fonneu, oob iidl
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6h[fgfonS.

gineegangen in Der Office Der
9maba Eribilne fiir ben Snlfsfono
Der Observation-Disclosures bon
Sen 8ob[fen, Sartineton geb., So.
Serr goblfen NOR 9eGegot oes
Darlington ariegerbereins gum &rie.
eerfeIt in 0orfoIf. @r bot Die 8e.
legatenge6nbr in anerfennensmertber
8eiie benz SiiIfsfon0 iiberpieier.
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granhaam 81, Nrant &C. Nabre all.

TabiD 0itp, I9tebr., II. sept.
Sncob aiber. Elm Mnnn bon s4 Sob,
rem, lpitroe geitern bier bon Rihter
9lcGasfen NIT Der 66.idbrtgen Grnit
.2eno antbonn BON Columbus &c.
trout.
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sdn[en n[s GrhuLnnnsp[abe.

( Ser gr5oIungsrotb fat ben Sful'
r1tb I'M ueberldliltng BON flint Biz
1dt Gdnlen fin orei Qbenoe IN Der
ISOLDE gebeten, urt bieieLben ais ct.
boIungspldse fir iunee 2elte gu be-
nuben. gs ioaen barmloie Ser
oniigunger, 6ramntifde 8oriteaun.
gen, otbIetI6e gorfiibrungen ben
SnbaIt Ser 8rogramme FOLDER Ser
gniigungeu ausmn1en. Sober Ser.
iammlung oOer ie6em 8ergnigen
ion Elm StIfs. superbiiOr boriteben.
MuiifaIifde, orau1otti4e uno atb-
IetensaIubs ioIlen gegriinoet tper6en,
fotpie Elm 4matelir.G rfeiter. Cine
aodId)ule filr ~taesiiber orbeitenbe
junge MG6den ioG ebenfaus ins Sc.
BEN gerufen merOetL ioDie engliider
ShuIunterridpt fur arsldnoer.
Die oiesbe5agli6e @tngabe miro
in 8fuei @ofjen Dem Sdulratb our
Grleoigung porlieger.
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Cmaha e~anOme6r.ge rein.

Ole R~onieraaen linton Nies, CUB.
mig RiBpler, 6rdn3 @erner, 9uttIer
(gorn. y meroeu pegen 8ereins.
mittbeiIungen Cebeten, lire QlOreiien
an ben iteaUertr. Setretdr, Sam.
bon 9o6oen, c, o. Omaha Srtblne,
per Boltfarte ein~5uienoer.