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The Irish standard., 1915-12-11
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mccarthy enter
tanned Thursday.
Auxiliary Elects.

Auxiliary Elects.
Division No. Q, ladies' auxiliary of
the A. o. H., held its annual election
of officers Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. w. Funk was reelected
president of the division. The other
officers elected are Mrs. Mary Rea-
gan. vice president; Mrs. Lester Rol-
Inns, insurance secretary; Miss Ethel
Brotherton, recording secretary; Mrs.
Johanna Madden, treasurer; Miss Es-
sic Troy, sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs.
T. Brett, seninel. The members of the
standing committee are Mrs. D. Nc.
Kinnon, chairman; Mrs. ]. ]. Holmes,
Mrs. w. Godfrey, Mrs. E. Dryer and
Miss Maggie O'Brien.
Mrs. John B. Kelley and Mrs. An
drew Mccormack entertained at cards
Monday night at Mrs. Kelley's home
for the benefit of st. Michael's Catho-
lie church. The favors were won by
Mrs. Joseph Hicken, e. w. Deetz and
John A. Doran.
Elect Officers.
Division No. 1, st. Louis county, An
cient Order of Hibernians, at it's an
nual election Wednesday in Cathedral
hall, named the following officers for
the year:
President w. F. Murnian; vice pres.
ident, ]. ]. Scanlon; recording secre-
tary, w. ]. Lynott; financial and in
surance secretary, w. J. Mcbride;
treasurer, ]. w. Lydon; sentinel, M.
J. Byrnes; sergeant-at-arms, T. S.
Meagher, and marshal, James j. Hig-
gins.
Mrs. N. B. Thayer and daughter,
Marie, have returned from Hancock,
Mich.
Former Mayor d. w. Lawler, of st.
Paul, delivered the memorial address
for the Eveleth and the Virginia Elks
who Joined here Sunday in the Audi.
forum in their memorial exercises.
The Irish standard., 1915-12-11

William Ryan, age IS, for II years a
resident of Superior, died at a local
hospital Wednesday night. He is sur.
vived by three daughters, Mrs. w. ].
Higgins and Miss Agnes Ryan and
Mrs. Nellie German, of Milwaukee, and
by a brother and sister who live in
Illinois.
Mrs. P. H. Lawler was pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening by a
number of ladies, who gathered at her
home, to spend the evening. The
guests presented their hostess with a
dozen silver salad forks.
A party was given Tuesday by the
ladies of the Second and Fifth Ward
Guild of the Sacred Heart parish al
the lodge rooms of the Knights of Co
lumbus. The rooms were decorated
for the affair. The prizes for the
games were awarded as follows: Mrs
G. Daley, Mrs. w. E. Beck, Mrs. w
Conway, and Mrs. T. F. Conway. Re
freshments were served by the hos
tesses, Mrs. James J. Finn, Mrs. H. j
Donley, Mrs. M. May, Mrs. T. ]. Doc
nan and Mrs. Thomas Payton, assisted
by Miss Lucille May, Miss Florence
Finn, Mrs. j. G. Surch and Mrs. A
Padden.
Mrs. j. ]. Regan, of Minneapolis
visited at the home of her brother
| Thomas Monahan.
Chiefs Brother Better.
Joseph r. McKinnon, of Duluth
brother of Chief of Police Vincent Nc
Kinnon of Superior, who underwent al
operation at st. Mary's hospital, Du
luth, about month ago for acut'
stomach trouble, is still confined a
The Irish standard., 1915-12-11

The choir of st. Elizabeth Catholic
church met Friday night at the home
of Mrs. E. E. Martell. Rehearsals will
be begun for the Christmas program to
be given at the church. Mrs. E. E.
Martell is director Of the choir and
organist at the church.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04
Supplement To The Brnkey Argus, Friday, June lsk||

Cemetery where the speaking and decoration followed. Sheriff R. F. Milwee, with his eloquence,
 introduced. Farrer Newberry who spoke for sometime on the w. o. w., The Worlds Wealth. jest Fraternal Beneficiary Society" and the good they had done. Then the w. o. w. form ed a line and marched from the beautiful shady grove up to the city of the dead. where they gathered around the graves of their absent brothers and fellow members and placed token of rememberancee on their graves. The choir sang as each member placed his flowers on the grave. A photographer was or the ground making a picture of the w. 0 w. as they formed a wedge at the last grave.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04
BLIND TIGER GETS S1OO
Jury Finds Will Jackson Guilty and Assesses
 Fine

It isna often that little blind tiger case attracts the attention that came from the case of State vs Will Jackson, g negro arrest ed b y Deputy-Sheriff Frank Federer last week.
 The case was tried before Justice J. E. Dunlap last weeK and resulted in a mistrial be- cause of a hung jury.
 Jackson took a change of venue before Justice R M Hen derson and the case was called Tuesday.
 Sheriff R. F. Milwee testified that Will Jackson had U. 5. Govt license to sell whlskey; that Jackson had been getting l case shipments of whiskey in another mans name at Fargo; that on the day of his arrest he had gone to Fargo and got a case of whiskey and that sever al bottles of whiskey had been recovered from Jackson's place that night. (The boose was on exhibition in court in sealed m bond" and broken packages.
 Deputy-Sheriff Frank Federe, testified about the same.
 w. Benton, the Fargo express agent, testified that Jackson haf on several occasions been t6 Fargo to get out cases oi wniskey, some in his own name and some in the name of Chas. Patton; that the whiskey was shipped from Fisher
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Prosecuting : Atta,, represented the state was not out but a m deciding on a verd;,t .s as charged and ths Y ' $lOO was assessed.
 Officers present at X gave notice that the Ne and whiskey law v;,l.,; Brinkley must cease M that there was goino ,. favorites played in ths,s of violators that vhs would have to take X. medicine as the nepr tigers.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04

vile, Ala. was a guest at the Ables Hotel from Saturday un- til Monday.
 R. B. Strickland and Baxter Milwee. of Clarendon spent Sun day the guest of w. A. Johnson.
 Clyde Woodfin an d family came down Sunday afternoon to attend the decoration.
 Miss Eunice Johnson went to Clarendon Tuesday to meet her sister. Frances. from Nashville, Tenn. where she has been at tending college. She will vlslt her sister, Mrs. H. K Wellborn and brother, Dr. P. E. Johnson, during vacation.
 The commencement eXerclse Thursday night, May 27th, was a complete success The pro- gram was well rendered by all and especially do we praise the five plucky, energetic girls that entered the contest for the i've dollars in gold for the one reclt- ing best. The first prize was won by Kathleen Wall and the second prize by Sarah Renfro All the girls did excel ent and everybody regretted that there was not a prize for all. Also did the little piano pupils per form we'll. There were number of pupils that received certificates of promotion from the seventh grade to the high school. Two medals were re- warded to the boy and girl for the best attendance. Miss Jewell Youngblood received ore for being neither absent or iardy for two years, which was an ex- cellent record. Julius Young blood received the one for the best attendance for the boy. Last but not least was the essays by the graduates. Miss May Priestly on 'Womans Sufferage" and Miss Mary Patterson, Launched on Lilies Sea. They were both well written and rendered They both received beautiful cut flowers from the high school teacher. Miss Eunice Johnson. 1 he diplomas were presented by Prof. A. B. Hill, of the Little Rock High School. The address by Prof. HiiI was
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04
Down at Holly Grove

snant last week visiting Mrs. J. I. Ma thews.
 Mrs M c. Bond of Jackson. Tenn. spent few days here last week visiting her father and family.
 Mrs R. E. Burlington of Mem phis is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. w. Renfro.
 Miss Oma Riner of Grlffeth- vile is visiting her sister Mrs. Dalton.
 A B. Hill, principal of the High School in Little Rock dellv- cred the address of the graduat- ing class and school last Thurs day night.
 Prof. J. H. Davis left Friday for his home at W ombe'l. Ark.
 Miss Katherine Turner of West Tenn. is visiting her slsttr, Miss Ida Lee Turner.
 Little Miss Evlyn Walls left Monday with her sister, Mrs. M. c. Bond for Jackson. Tenn, where she will spend the sum mer.
 Mrs C. w. Reynolds of Bates vile spent several days with her Brother A. E. Wall the first of the week.
 Miss Elva Thomas returned to her home in Clarendon Monday after a weeks visit to Miss May ola Black.
 Dp. T. s. Sylar accompanied Mir and Mrs. Amer Riner to Hot Springs where Mrs. Riner goes for special treatment.
 Sheriff R. F. Milwee brought the speaker, Farrier Newberry down in his car Sunday after noon he was alSO dCCoIllpdii'eo by Mrs. Milwee, A. J. Cannon and Miss Katie Cannon.
 Burton Moore and family came down in their car Sunday after noon to hear the speaker at the w. o. w decoration.
 Mrs. Phil J. Trica left Satur day after very successful term of music here to join her hus- band at Popular Bluff, Mo. where he is employed as clerk at the Wright hotel.
 Miss Estell Reyburn left Sat urday for her home at Dermot' to return in September as Prlm- ary teacher in the high school.
 Mrs. Reyburn returned to her home at Dermott Saturday after q tan days stay with her daugh-
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04

From zent Count
 Zent, Ark, June 4tb, \ Dear ARGUS:
 It IS out of the question much news this week i,' rounds as everybody sts Fair Haven farm so rnueh ing to unat $2O0 (,olumbia noIa Mrs Gibbs purchased ti l liked to have said ARcIN vertisers but 1 remember ns hearing her say that when decided to get one she se,.1 the papers for the name d nearDy dealer but failed t9 one among the allyertisesi decided she'd haye to Durl one thru Houck, of Little F. She saw his ad yertisement upon passing th e Bus Jewelry Co. pne day heat strains of music and founde scsna of our Brinkley x] were handling them. therefore mate her pul thru Brinkley JeASelry G5 Artie Ward had his ekesei; Ilv hurt while working ia' timber on the Dixon rice f, MT. Gibbs handled ak fat hogs to Hunter M Thursday. one to Cotton ! Friday and has some fine onl hand. Who said Monroe a farmers can't have fat ho the summer time. MT. { tells me he cleared enough, $500 of hogs to buy a fine span of mules last year.
 The l.. & M. rice farm started their second pun plant and have decided t 1 Ithe big well which has bee ing them so much trouble lis and finish their rep after the pumping season.
 The ice cream supper las urday night was a decide cess. We congratulate }ryan on her management Hi Smith. of Cotton 1 m ade a business trip t l Haven farm "Wednesday.
 Respt. A READER
The Brinkley argus., 1915-06-04

NeiI uo VIZ J|19
 no,,rse in Atlanta
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07
Stimmung in petersburg unS
&ariS ScutlAfreunOlia.
Sluiiiidc @reusl lit SufOiuina.

Berlin, 8. Wt1rS. GoS in Gari3
eribeinenoe y9Sournal" r1rnlt Gin,
0nB iid 9funldnieu sir 9lilfga6e ge-
ntadt, I'M Sntereiie oc$ 6rieoens
5u interperlieren. 9aS @Iatt gibt
at OuB bic tSrie6en5itinmrlng io-
mobt in 8ronfreib ipie in GuBIanO
NIT ieoem Sag mebr an 6reirnOeu
oelpilnt, itno erfIdrt, es iei nidt 5lt
Icugnen, oaB Die Stinnilng in 0qn
@}iuiIterief Ser beioen 91noer ii6
n1ebr un0 mebr 0elttiffrelluoli6 ge.
itaIte.
6rogeu bon grobtcr @coeutung
fir 6ie aIlgemeine Gage ioIIen in
Scr rmrdniibeu 9epntiertenfammer
sur Gebattc geIteat iperoen. g3ie
aus @ufareit beriftct miro, bat Der
2eputierte 8ericcan1 cine SnterpcI-
lutiea iifer hie arieesereuel. neIde
bon ben 9tiiiiGn bel ibrent 0iiid5u9
ans Der 9iifoipiuo perii6t ipuroen,
mic mlb iiber Sic @rfI1rling 0cS
ruiiiitcn @lipiiters oes 9lusp1rti.
gcuSnlonom, 9lnBlan6 iperOe niht
ru6cn, bis eS S5err Scr 9ar0anellcn
geluor6e1, ongefiinGi9t. Ser Ge.
prtiertc bc9riinoetc icine SnterpeI.
lotion nit Scr @rfl1rltng, oie 6eioen
gtugeIe9enbeitcn ieien sur 3eit bic
aIlerpidtigltcn fir 9lunldnien. Gin
.Iatltm fir oie @eontlportung Ser
Snterpellation lit nod nid)t nnge.
iebt.
llllter oem 3itcl nNonrcnloIer
Shner5" oer6ffentIidlt ser SAriit.
teller SoOopeanu III Ser &nBlano
frclur0Iid) geiil1nteu yltniperirl" iii
8ufareit cine 8ei6reibun9 Der oas
9lut III ocn 9loern eritarren Ioiielt.
ben ariegsgreilel, iueldc Die rift
ihe Soloatesfa alt Der frieoliebeit.
oen 8eoolferl,ng Scr 9ufoipiia ner.
ijbte. Sooopenuu, lpeGd)er in r6f]iter
9tdbe Ser Gren5e ser gufoipiua
mobut, bat ods GIeno DER Slii6t-
Iinge nit eigencn 9lugen geieben
Gr bei6reibt oenn aud. ME Die SO.
iafen oie @1uier itie0crbromtten oie
Mdnner ollf 3f1bIen difipieBten.
5rauen uno @tdohen ncrgcpaItig
ten. 3oblreihen 0fGnnern unS
Snaben iin0 9foie, Gbren uuo San.
0e abgebadt tporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07
GnHea 5nrfdscirie6rn.

SrrIiu, 3. gRdrb OraGtioa uatb
sappiac g. Z. Ser bcutidc &c.
ncrolitab meloct; p5u ser &dbe uaa
GrOhnO Gat iidl sic gage udlt urr.
GuScrt. sio6itlid non Nfne..a
OcrindJtc cine rnFf
Ocn SO6r 5n freu5cn's N nb,r
nit iflucren @erluItcn snridgcluOr,
feu, @ir madJtcn 1900 C5cfanae.
nc. gluScre sIngriffc Der 9iniitu
nurbGitlid ton @rOono bradcn nn.
ter nnierem 5encr 5miammen. SiiS.
wcitlid, bon SUlnD nadJtcn iuir
SOrtidrittc. SHSlidJ pDn @lgssnicc
lunrSe cine Sentidle Hbtgilnug Snrdp
iiberleacue Strsitfrdfte SeS Jcinbcs
5lim 9iiid3ng gcsiunngcu. giuro-
ucitlidJ bOn Ir5asHBs3 bcriAdJtcn
bic 9iniien Uor5uSringcn. gqcbrcrc
rniiiIdje glahtauariffe 6itIid INN
Rlof mnrOen a6geidlla0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

Oieism 3iped miiBten bic fein6Ii1en
Rsgierln9en frsie qafage uad
9euti9Ianb fir iOIhs Robmotsrtas
lien gsitatten, bic in Der 6reiliIfs Der
Spnboner @rtIdrung ouTgefiibrt iper.
ben lmO bieielbe Sebanp!uns, bic
9ebensmittelu suteil pirc, oud) FOL.
den MloteriaIien, Die in Der Qiite
bon be6ingungsipeiieu 8riegstonters
bonoeortiteIn ber5eidnet iinb.
Die feutid5e 8egierung gibt Tt
Der 0offnung bin, boB nit 8es
ridfhtigun9sn OIIer semahtsn Dor
faIG9e uno @egenporf6Idge frieoIi6s
nsntroIe Sdtffobrt unb frieoIiasr
neutraler 0nnoeI unter BEN 8irtun.
gen uno GinfIiifsn oss Settrieges
ni6t mthr 81 Ieiben baben perben,
oIS obIoIut n0tig lit.
DSoI1s 8irtunaea puroen a6er
beoeuteno berminoert peroen, peun
nie in Der gfote pom 16. 5ebruar
bsreit5 angebeutet norben lift, glit,
tel uno Nese gefunben iperoen s0nu-
ten, um Die Giufubr BON 9riessmas
terial Gus neutroIen mad &rieo
fiibrenoen 2dnotrn auf S6iffen, un.
ter peIder 6Iaege iie INNER fubrsn.
5u perbltsn.
n@ine euoeiiItiae Stellunonabme
muB notiirIid peridoben lperben. Biz
rie bsuti6e Gegierung ouf Der 8niis
peitersr 9litteiIungen Ieitens Der
amerifoniIhen &egierung in Der Ga.
ge iit, 5u Ie6en, psI6e 8erpfIi6tun.
GEN bic britiIae Rsgieruug ibrerIeits
ein5ugehen geneigt it,"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

- Der 9unbesfenat nd6m geftern
abeno na9 elmer langen Debate Sic
5luB@ unb 6afenporIaae an.
Sn einem lenfbaren gulon
itisg geitern in GampaIto, sStolien,
8apt. 8iffi 1878 SUP unb 8 3ou.
Gr befono fi9 5 Stunoen uno 45
Ulinuten in Der Cuff.
- 8ei einem Qutoungliid in Der
NG6e BON 1lnionteipn, 3d., fam So.
Tepb g. Golsb ums 2eben, als bic
muIdine iidb iiberfhIug. Seine Be.
9leiterin fam unberlebt banon.
- 9tus Boris tpiro mitgeteilt, bal,
sic betdnnte S6ouipieIerin Sorof
Bernard, Der Dor einiger Saeen in
einem 0oIpital in goroedur elm 8ein
,dbeenommen tpuroe, iid ni9t 10 tpobl
befinbet ipie in ben eriten 9agen
nud Der Operation.
-0ie beioen tdnooiInsn WaIbhii-
ter, ole fiir5li9 in g1iagnra stpsi
dmeritaniI9e Sdger erihoiiel, tpur.
0en eeItern auf frsien SUB geIest,
Die fanubif9e Rsgierung bat ben
Sinterblisbsnsn Der grThoTenen Gnts
f6dbigungsiummen be3ablt.
Inter ben Qamen rfron30iifder
Greussua" lift bon einem &on1itce,
an SeFen Spite bic Satin bes gtlii.
iioenten itebi, in gnris eine 8eipeorne
ini3eniert iporben, bic ben 3rped bat,
in neutraIrn 2dnoern fir Grantveif
Stimmuug Su modem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

Sberbsfebl ii6er elm tiirfiIdes Seer
bon 10000 Monn i6ernpmmen Bat,
bos BEL GauipuIis ftebt. Solte es
ber feinbli6en Glotte pirtli6 selinz
gen, ii4 i'm 2aufs ber 3eit bur9
bic @ngen Der 9aroaueIen bur6auz
bobren, 10 biirfte bic 5eIIenieite @aI-
lipoIis unb hos nit g(riinerie tuobl
beriebene 9iirtenbeer bort Elm neues
Sinoernis biIoen, bas ni8t Iei6t
Su nebmen lift.
SIN Sautaiu8 Te6en Die Siisten
nod immer ouf ruTIifdem gebict,
trpBoem iie, ruiiiI6en 8eri6ten suz
fol9s, penigftens breimal tp18entIi6,
npernidten0 9eTdIagen" peroen. Gin
peiterer 8eipeis fir hie 6altIoIigteit
omtIider geri6te aus 9uBlanb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07
Die Gage lit HOlen ltno
tit Wali5icn.
9cntitbc Yeriatc supcrldiiig.

9(uf @runO Der IeBten arieasbes
peI4en er9ibt iid fir beute etlpa Die
folaenbe miIitdriIhe 2pes;
Die Gage fiibIi9 unb SifIi9 Der
pfpreuBiiden Gjren5e bat iia in ben
lebten 9ogeu nur penia perGabert.
Die ipidtigite Wlelbuna bic bic GrIs
len mit5uteilen baben beFebt in elmer
peiteren 8eitdtigung Der 9atIa9e
heb Die ruiiifcbs Geituns 5FoipeB
aud @onionbs genannt, bon ber
Deutf4en nit Iebt fHreren Sc.
Iaiiben tefdoFen pirb. 9b man
unter ben nIebr f9pereu 6jeldabeu"
AZ 3entimeter Gjefdiibe Deritehen
barf tpie ssitern nidtomtli9 gemeI'
bet tpurbe, lit frdgIi6. Weun es
fi1 nirtIi9 nm bic unipiberitebli9eu
aieiengei4iibe banbeIt, biirfte bns
SdidfaG Der ruIiif4en 5eitung ni9t
lange unenif6iebeu bIeiben. 8is
Giunabme ter 1eitung iuiirbe ben
beutI6en 9ruppen nidt nur einen
feiten !6oIt ouf rufIifdem goben ges
BEN, fonbern iie nu9 in bic Gage
oerIeBen, pbnc i'm Riidsn beorobt gu
Tein, nit oerboppeIter aroft, i6r
2tugenmert nuf bic GSeitung Grobnp
uno Congo 81 lpenoen,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

Bon 6orti4ritten Der 5lotte Der
9erbiinbeten in ben 9orbdneIlen Bat
mon felt mebrereu Soo,1 nibts ges
bort. Dies mar inTofern gu err
iparten. nl8 no6 Der Rieoerringung
Der 3pei duBeren Sorts bic pirts
Iide Qrbeit erit begunn. Mon barf
onnebmen. bob bic 5Iotte auf gros
zen @iberitonb eeitoBen 1T unb OoB
bic 9arOorellen ibren alten Ruf Der
llneiunebmbarteit bei6e6olten pers
ben. Nus 2tt6en tommenbe Naels
ounesn finb bur6aus nnslaubpiirs
big. Bon SntersFe 1T bic Relbung,
boB GFaib gaTda, Der fra6er in
2(lbanien cine qroB 3oue fbieIte, ben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

Ho6 immer boben bic guFen
nihts BON ben SGmpfen am @bsss
topspaB perlouten Iofen. unb bic
@nnabme. boB Die 3uFeu SieIc StsI=
lung aufge9eben boben, als Die De-
lterrei9er iie ppn 8o8niotop aus inn
Riiden beorobten, i6eint fi9 su be-
mobrbeiien. gBie i'm g}proen, an Der
Rorelps unb Riemcnfront, 70 bobea
bic Huheu aud i'm Siiben, Iiiblih
pon bem 9niefer SIuB. ibre Sill
.9el beoeatenb peritdrtt, unb 70 1T
es srtIdrIi6, baB bic 6ouptidlodien
ieit einigen 3ogen ouF ben beiSen
6liiesIn itsben. 8on ibrer GntT9eiz
oun9 piro unenoli6 biel obbdngen.
3piI6en StanisIou uno Dem
n0rblih babpu om 9nieTtsr IieaenOen
Stobt SoIit3 itebt Der S0aupttompf
.5piiaen BEN Rufen unb Der beutIbs
oiterreihiIh 3 ungoriIden glrntee, bic
bon 9aIomea porrudte. Dies niro
i'm ruiiiTben &eribt 8ugeaeben. 0os
init peroen sleicb8eitig ole aus Ru.
mGnien fommenben MeIounacn, bic
Ruhen battcn Stouislau mb &atoz
mea ipieoer eingenommen, ols purer
SdpinbeI gebronomortt. Nlon borF
in ber 3utuuft g}o4ri9tsn aus
ToI6er 0ueIle ui1t me6r trouen.
8enn BON bem Dert Der Grieass
|nacbribten Die Reoe 1T, 70 1T es i'm
teredont, bic 2(nIidt, bic bos narmb
Ianb Roeol Sourual", bos amtli6e
Organ Der 8unbesarmee unb s8lot-
te Oarii6er bat 5u b0ren. Sn Oieirnt
iuirO uGmlidI nit nidlt mifjnberitc.
behStc 3eutlidfeit crflart Onf yoie
Ocutiden Bulletins ftetS bic snpcr.
Iaiiisitcn OOn alien oclueicu iinS nao
nod iiaS.4
te bariiber Bat. gu b6ren. Sn biefsm
mirb ndmIi6 nit ntdt miB3uDerites
1enber 9eutli6feit srtIGrt, bab .bie
beuticben Bulletins iist8 bic 5ubsr-
ldfiigiten bon alien getpeIen iinb unb
nod iiub".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

Die Champagne bat in ben IeBtsn
9o9en furdtbare &dmpfe sefebcn.
9luf Der Strede. bic n6rbli6 BON Der
0inie Reims ct. NlenebouIo Iiegt.
boben bic 5ron3oIeu BET Suippes
uub qerthes bic fnrdtbarIten 2lns
Ityen9ungen gemdrtL bic OeutT6en
2inien 5u bn4bre6eu. 2robcem iie
5mei gan5e 4rmeetorps unb uugebsus
ire MlaFen bon 9rtillerie porbrahtsn
uub einen Sturmnrsriff nod bem
onoereu mo6ten, bIieb Die beuiIhe
'Wouer unburHbre6bor. Nlit enor4
men 9erIuIteu nurben fie ieoesmol
5uriid9e!uorieu, unb, ipie Der beutIde
9eri8t nit 9roBem 9GoHbrud mel
bet, pcr6sn bic 2tngriffe i4ou be-
bcutcno i&rd8cr. Der @}tberfoIg
her 6ran52i;n if fir bic 9eutI6eu
duBtrit tcru6i9cno ST 3eigt fnit-
|ocrum, trB ielbit bic 9rGbteu 2(n-
itr,n8uuscu. bic beutIden 2inien gu
.ruy@6redcn, peygc6li4 fnb.
@ou rem ii6ri8en 3eiten ber peNs
Iihsn Gycnt Iieg:n nur nebenId9lfe
Mteloun9en Dor. Die BON ben 0euts
I8en fio6fli9 BON gtoncp unO 0uncs
pile, in BEN tpeitti3en 8ogeIcu, ers
rnngeuen neuen GtcGunaeu mercen
troy b,fti9cr Gc0enonayifTt aebaIten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

2lGe 8erfu6e Der 9tuiTen bon
pr3osnps3 aus tpeiter nn9 benz gtor.
ben bor5uitobsn unb bic bort Itebens
cen 0eutI6sn auf bic Siiosrsnss
OFpreuBens 5uriidaufperfen. iinb biz
ieBt persebens seiueTen. Die beuts
Iden @eritGrfungen, BON benen bic
Rufen betanntli6 melbeten, i6einsn
bies snbgiiltig berbinbert 3u baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

summe BON $102, 100000 betpiaiat.
Bon bieIer Summe fallen $5.O0O,oOO
auf Oft?reuBsn, tpo bag Giienbafns
neB ipstter nuseebaut perbsn fon.
nRn6 ben leBten amtli9sn aufs
fteuunsen baben bic GinIasen in
ben bsutf6sn Sparbnnfen i'm Moz
nat Sonuar cine 3unabme bon 131 :
G00,0OO @art go. 2.75O.00W erfa9-
rem.
n9os 9ei6sgeridt in 2sipsis Der>
urteiIte spei 5rousofen gu feds Beg.
odt Sobrsn 3u9tbous, neil iie beuts
f6e MiIitGrsebeimniiTe Sffisiersn
Der fran36iiI9en 6eitung 8slfort Der.
rateu."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

qrGfioent gBilion BAT GamucG
9, Roaers bon SgrantIin, q. g., als
Ra6folger bon Dm. S. 6arris gum
3enIus Direttor ernannt.
- 2tas 2on0on fpirb gemeI6et, oaB
GngIanb 6en gau3n gan3en llebers
39uB Der Grnte in 2(rgentinien fit
1916 nuFaetduft bot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-07

9lnssrsrfeitis 1T ss ben 9sutIben 6is-
Der aud ni6t sslnngen, ouf bem
n0rbIiden llfer Der @ei6Isl ipsitere
6OrtI6ritte in 0ftli6sr Ri6tung gu
MAIDEN. bo pieberum Sample 0itlit
bon Plod gemsIost perosn.
gluber BEL @robno finben bic MIDI
tighten Sample ausenbIidli8 Obne
3peiftI in Der giGbe BON gr5asnpg5
unb n0roIi6 BON Der 2inie SitruIsus
to=2Om5a I'M @ebiets Der qiFa. zines
RebenfIuFss bes Iareip. Ttatt. Gs
gilt niht nur Die bier itebenbsu
RuFen in i6re 6eitungen gu iperftn,
Ioncsrn ou6 sinen @ntiab Der Sc
itung SFoipes pom g}orbtpeIieu ber
5u pereitsln.