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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27

Probably this is the queerest love
letter on record and the most remarkable
offer of marriage ever made. It is a
love letter without word Of love, and a
proposal for marriage that does not
propose. Indianapolis Journal:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27

Ambassador Walter III. Page was pilot
ing some friends from America through
the museum at Hastings when he OBJ
served an unhappy attendant wearing a
military uniform, with a helmet adorned
with chin strap, at whom an inquisitive
tourist was firing all manner Of silly
questions.
Finally, as the tourist turned and was
about to quit the building, he asked:
Say, what is that chin strap under your
chin for?''
The attendant sighed. ''The strap is
to rest my jaw when get tired answering
questions, he replied.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27
LlNCoLN'S PROPOSAL

Abrahala Aincoln's offer Of marriage
was very curious one, and, singularly
enough, it has but recently come to light.
Numerous as his biographers have been,
and closely as they have cleaned for
new facts and materials, it was left for
the latest one, Mr.. Jesse Welk, OF
Greencastle, to discover this unique and
characteristic production of Mr.. Lin
coins almost untutored mind. The
letter is one of several written, pre-
sumably, to the lady he afterward
married. Addressed to "My Dear
Mary" it reads as follows:
"You must know that l cannot see
you or think Of you with entire liz !
difference; and yet it may be that you
are mistaken in regard to what my real
feelings toward you are. If I knew that
you were not, should not trouble you
with this letter. Perhaps any other man
would know enough without further In
formation, but I consider it my peculiar
right to plead ignorance and your bound
en- duty to allow the plea. want in all
cases to do right, and most particularly
so in all cases with women. / want at
this particular time more than anything
else to do right with you, and if I knew
it would be doing right, as I rather sus-
pect it would, to let you alone, would
do it. And for the purpose Of making
the matter as plain as possible I now
say you can drop the subject, dismiss
your thoughts you ever had any
from me forever, and leave this letter
unanswered without calling forth one
accusing murmur from me. And l will
even go further and say that if it will add
anything to your comfort and peace
of mind to do so, it is my sincere wish
that you should. Do not understand
by this that I wish to cut your acqualn-
lance. / mean no such thing. What
do wish is that our further acqualn-
lance should depend upon yourself. II
such further acquaintance would con-
tribute nothing to your happiness l
| ain sure IL WOulu 1lOI w A1Ai1l0' - , "
feel yourself in any degree bound to me,
! I am now willing to release you, pro-
vided you wish it; while, on the other
hand, am willing and even anxious to
bind you faster, if I can be convinced
that it will in any degree add to your
happiness. This, indeed, is the whole
question with me. Nothing would make
me more miserable than to believe you
miserable; nothing more happy than
to know you were SO. In what l have
now said I cannot be misunderstood;
and to make myself understood is the
only object Of this letter. If it suits
you best not to answer this, farewell.
A long life and merry one attend you.
But if you conclude to write back,
speak as plainly as do. There: can be
neither harm nor danger in saying to
me anything. you think, just in the man
ner you think it.. ..s # s
/ Your friend, LINCOLN.
| Probably this is the queerest love
letter on record and the most remarkable
offer OF marriage ever made. It is a
love letter without word Of love, and a
proposal for marriage that does not
propose. Indianapolis Journal.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27
COLLEGE NOTES.

F. Fuhlbrigge, II, decided to discon-
tinue his work at our school and left Tor
his home in Dempster, S. D. on Monday.
We are sorry to see him leave us, but
wish him success in his future work.
Rev. A. Rehwaldt of Cologne spent a
few hours on the Hill Tuesday. He
came to look for teacher for the paro-
chial school at Cologne.
w. Johnson, 'l6, has accepted the
position as vicar in Cologne and left for
his home in Nicollet on Wednesday to
prepare for the work. He left New Ulm
for Cologne on Saturday. This leaves
."A'' class with only dozen members.
Louis Forbes '16 was taken violently
ill with appendicitis on Sunday and it
was found necessary to have an operation
performed. This took place on Tuesday
last at the Union Hospital. At the
present writing Forbes is improving
rapidly and we hope to see him IN the
class room again soon.
At a recent meeting of the reading
room committee a number of new papers
and magazines were ordered. 1t was
also found necessary to, fill the position
of secretary left vacant by F. Fuhlbrlgge
T. Schmalz IT was elected.
The board Of trustees held special
meeting Friday to fill the vacant pro-
fessorship. Rev. Martin Wagner CT
Colome, S. Oak. was selected after an
all day session and the call has been sent
to him. The members OF the board at
tending were: Mr.. F. H. Retzlaff, Prof.
A, Ackermann and Mr.. H. Klatt OF New
Ulm; Rev. J. H. Naumann, st. Paul;
Rev. R. Siegler, WATERFOWL, Wis.,; Rev.
j. Dysterheft, Sanborn; Rev. E. A.
Pankow, St. James; Mr.. R. Albrecht,
Milwaukee, Wis. and Mr.. H. Zutz, Nor
folk, Neb.
The vacant position of athletic editor
on the Messenger staff was filled by the
election of T. Schmalz IT to that place
Friday.
H, Sitz IT relieved Mr.. H. Klatt at
the parochial school on Friday, enabling
the latter to attend the board meeting.
Any one standing under the Messenger
office window Saturday noon would have
been surprised to see a shower OF bones
fall around him. The cause OF the ex-
element was an experiment made by
'A'' class to test the truth Of the old
German saying about we'll fried goose.
The goose was Nicollet product fur
nished by Johnson as parting gift, and
the experiment. was decided success.
R. Marti left Saturday for his home
in: Sleepy Eye to attend his sisters
wedding.
Herbert Schweppe OF St. James spent
part of Sunday with friends here.
The members of "a" class have
organized an English club for the purpose
of more closely studying English and
American literature periods. Weekly
meetings will be held. E. Ebert will
lead the discussion next Saturday on
'Anglo-Saxons Life and History"
A number of workmen are busy
putting up brick stormsheds over the
entrances Of the recitation hall.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-27
10 CENT "CAsCARETs"
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No odds how bad your liver, stom-
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constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels always get
relief with Cascarets. They imme.
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stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
1O-cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for
months. They work while you sleep
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
20 YEARS AGO TIKI. WEEK

q. l.. Carter came down out OF the
woods last week
Barney imam was at Marinesco
last week
+ w. Mcintyre went to Bessemer
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
d brother
Charley Hall had business at COMO
yer Saturday
RS Mart Hirzel received new
upright piano last week, a gift from
her husband.
The Office Club met last week at
the home Of Mrs. Murray.
The Happy Hours Club was or
gained tuesday, with a membership
Of about ~, The following officers
were elected: Pres, Geo. Hall, Vice
Pres, Louie Morgan. -ecy. Jonas
Radcliffe Treas. FL. Aldrich. The
club will meet every Tuesday evening
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
Agricultural Notes by Oscar Gunderson.

Ever that builds sio naturally be nlannno m
enough to feed oo
connection several ould
and kind
flint or dent corn in
dent That its only advantage can see The
more woody
of dent The larger bur do not con
The thicker od
weight Of
out the question but several
arness until ripe dent
The two best kinds
plantnd
Sept th Now A slight
une will not Kill corn only slightly retard ID
thing here Generally
greatest advantage however Of dent
On the soil will
HILL would
either No
Bdfcuty securing them furnish
varieties seed
we heard that
Now like
GOOD cuent stase
world
feeds lage the analyses will
the following principal
mels per hundred pounds of the feed is given.
Starch. Fat.
Rutabaga l. q
IL AZ
This shows siage protein
b nearly three times
the building material the ami
milk Starch produce
While good feeds they
it is much work raise
much work
winter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
FLIPPANT PHILOSOPHY

Two things are very difficult: To
properly use leisure and money at the
same time.
When some persons aspire high
they never get any further than the
height of folly.
It's all very we'll to believe only one
half you hear, but be mighty careful
choosing which half.
Some persons save up frantically
for rainy .day'-then some crook
steals their umbrella.
It's strange, but man would rather
walk down the street with an anil
mated millinery store than with the
most scintillating products Of co-edu-
cation.-Judge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Haiti and Santo Domingo are pre-
pairing to go to war. If they wish
any newspaper space they had bet
ter postpone their war for year
or two.
Potatoes are said to be little
cheaper, but the French fried vari-
ETY. cost just as much in the cafe
as they ever did.
One of the sad things about the
present war is that Huerta will not
be able to take refuge in Paris.
A railroad is using the totem
pole as trademark Very good.
The people all know it is the duty
of a railroad to tote 'em.-Brook-
lyn Eagle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
ent 70 the Eagle River Review Friday March 5, 1915

Mike Lillund and Peter Hedeen
were county seat visitors 5atur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Hobbs and children
lett Saturday to visit her parents
at Elcho.
Ed. Martinson had an exciting.
runaway Sunday. Fortunately
no great damage resulted.
A social at Hans Hanson Mon
day evening consisting of a mus
zeal program and other features
was pronounced success by
those attending.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
Clearwater

No school this week.
Beryl Stebbeds is visiting at
Monico this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Price, Feb oath, a daughter.
Royal Brown is spending a few
months with H. P. Hanson.
Arthur Tyler has gone to work
for Moses Bros. at Monico.
Our school enjoyed a sleighride
to Three Lakes Saturday evening.
Elder H. w. Reed left Nonday
for Madison to attend the legls-
lature.
The Misses Mae Henise and
Efie Magoon are visiting Monlco
friends.
Elder F.F.Stebbeds and Prof.
Jno. Armitage lett Monday for
Oshkosh.
E. S. Espeseth has completed
his log cutting which has been IN
operation the past few weeks.
Mr.. Ed. Thomas and family.
who spent the winter at Monlco
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
1T r., tt II 6

Swellton-Your clothes don't fit
you extra well. l can't see why you
think you have such fine tailor.
Harduppe Ell? Why, my
boy, he's so near-sighted he cant see
yeu unless you bump right into him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
Conover Items.

Alma Hedburg visited town
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Rampant and child
rem spent Saturday in town.
Miss Lulu Dussault Wis
tied friends in town recently.
Walfred Johnson is on jury
service at Superior this week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

FROM THE PENCILS POINT
Humnn nature sets a man up as a
judge of his neighbor.
Every time she loses SO cents she
worries a dollars worth.
Sometimes a girl does a young man
a great favor by jilting him
The only cheap thing that satisfies
q giddy woman is compliment
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
Daily Thought.

Daily Thought.
Under all speech that is good for
anything there lies silen, that is
better-Scott.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

in the employ of Howard Moses,
returned Tuesday.
MdterSmeet.
Kenneth Monscrip came up
from Amigo Saturday.
Damon's Musical Comedy Co.
is coming Monday next.
ia. Pennington spent Sunday
with his son Otis at Elcho.
Mrs. P. H. Kelly left Saturday
to visit her parents at Amigo.
A high grade moving picture
show is billed for Friday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Ward of Eagle
River are spending few days
here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

---o~o-.1o IIUUCI
Austin Saturday, March 20. Ladies
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
turn it.

Assistant-Mr Richman is tele-
phoning for his machine. Can you
send it to him today?
Manager-Don't see how we can.
Why his machine is the only one
round here fit to use.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
a6ien ii6er Sic arieasnriadle.

Berlin, 8. San. (5unfeitberiht)
eineu flaren glif fir Die politiife
qoae bat oa8 8olf Roripegens. 8ort
hat man Die Gntipiflung Der poll.
tiIden Gage IN ben lebten Sabren
aufrnerfiom perfoIgt, inio lit itf oes.
balb altdl nift i'm 3peifeI Oariiber,
b6r nclien 96iir Die 9erartipor.
tuua fiir ben sroBen 8oGferfrieg
8u leoen 1T, Der sur 3eit europa
3crreiit. 60 bat Der friibere Gre.
mier gsormegens, siguro Sbien elm
gobn 0e8 6eriibniten 0i6ters Sen-
rid e5bIcr, ioeben tuic6er cffen IN
Der Nreiie erfIdrt, niht 8eittihInnb,
ionSetu SSronfrei6 nliiiie fir ben
Sriea perantiportli6 gebnlten tper.
Sen. iSranfreid iei es gemeien oas
Sen Sporn lit Dem 8olterrennen
Garpbas @fiir cine 8etpaffnng bis
al oen 3dbnen oegeben babe. Die
Itorfe 8e6rfraft 0es Dreibunoes Jet
Iouae Sabre cine @arantie oes eli.
ropdildlen 5rieoens getpeien. 8teier
Gbarofter babe iidj ober iofort ge.
anoert, naf6em Oas fran5oiiid-rili-
Fite @iinoniB 3uitanoe gefontmen
Iei 9a3u lei nod gefommen. bah
gna[ono Die Stdrfimg Der oeutiden
6Iotte nit ideeIen 9lugen angeieben
lm6 Oann begonnen bdbe, Geiltid'
ldilo politiih ein3lttreiieu. sllS Sir
gOnarD @reu oam iflieBlih Die
llumoalidfeit Oes grfolees elmer
iolhen golitif einaeieben, lei es BE-.
retts 8u Ipat geuelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09

ehte g}uHc a6er ici ein tii6tiger
SoI6at. 5n 9eautuprtiug meiterer
an ibn gcribteter 6rogen iagte b.
Sinoeuburg: Ger 5aQ bon 2oO5
biloet Oeu @en0epitnft in oem rli.
iifden 6eI0)uge.. 9ie 9fuiien fam.
pfteu Inn BEN 9eiiB Der Sta0t nit
Dem Mutb Der &er3lpeiflung, oenH
bort befan0 iifj oas Centrum ibrer
SdladHlinie. Sebtere mar in oieier
SdlIad,t eingeOriidt uno Itano in @e-
fabr, bon uns ourhbrohen 81 Der-
ben Der riiiiidje aomntdu6elr aber
tpartete Oieics ni6t ab, ionoern 5og
ieine 8uppen 5uriid. 5ene Sdladt
mar 0ie erbittertite oes gan3eu 5elO-
3ugeS. 8ie 3abl Der gefanenen
Giiien iibertriiit oieieniee bel Sau-
nenterg gang beoalteno. Sdttfeupei.
Ie lagen oie Ruiien toOt anf Dem
ShlaftfeI0e; off eiilem fIeinen Sii-
gel, oen mir erItiirmtert logen al
Iein 87S to0te AlilIen.
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llnminien mndlt mpbi[.

2onoon, 8. San. - Der aorrea
ipon0ent Ser Morning 8oit neGoet
,Run1Gnien uobiIiiiert eegenip6rtia
10000 damn; 100000 eeb0reu
Der 6eloarnee an. 9tuntdnien miro
altf Seiten Der @erbiin0eten los
ihlagen, aud penn StaIien ieine
9eeutralitdt na6 mie Dor mubren
io(Ite.
garis, 9. San. = Sic bieiigc 3ei.
tltng ggettt 8ariiten idgt; o0@s
mir6 ermortet, oab oie sdmei8 er-
iudt peroen miro, Die @eiddftsin-
tereIIen gfumGnienS IN 8eutidlan6
un0 Geiterrei6 llnaarn 8u iiberncb.
men. 0o6 bat oog rumaniide Sea-
binet nod feline Oiespe6iigliden ar,
rangements getroifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
e9tnt HuGtnffgf
ibrr bic Girken!
Der rniiiidlr @eneralitab eriueiit nd
als cine staeHfabrii eriten
Adnaes.

glmiier1am, ilber gonOou. 8, San.
Ger @eneralitab Der gluiienar.
NEE i'm aaifails bot beiIte 3olgeil.
oes befanat geaeben: Die Iiirteu
babeu uiener bic Gfieniibe ergrif.
fen lmo lieiem ims in Der Begeno
pon aaraouraan cine Sdlodlt.
2ouoou 8. San. Der io9e.
nannte Sieg Der giuiien iiber Die
Silrfcu i'm aoufaius beiddftiet bier
nod imner ole bcuiitber. Die Sie.
gcsireiioe iii inoeiien idon etipos
oeritumntt ooer neuigitens ge.
0dnpft uoroen, ou aonitontinopel
uno Berlin Den rliiiiihen 5iegesbe.
ridjt poqig iauoriren. Sonitantino.
pei lpeigert iih uidt MIR, einen Sieg
Der 9tuiieu Bu5iigaben ionoern mel'
set BON meiteren 5ortidritten oitf
Der eon5en 6roHt. Den admpien
in &criieu miro inioiern gr6Bere
8idtigteit beigenteiien, ais iic pie-
oeqnI 3eigerL oab geriien unO bic
Iihttci luirflid gemeiniame Sode
gemo6t baben. giod 0er aniidt
Spuooner 9ldtter dber lit ons S9id-
iol 9eriien5 beiicaelt. Gas itno
ldlchtc gngldnoer nenn fie nitt
bel icoer @elegenbeit oen glunO 70
geipoltig Doa nebmeu)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
AntwOri aaI
bic protfltnotr!
Die GngldHOer IOllsu nnirrer Sisaie'
RUG angeblidl 3nscitdnoHiiie
gcHadIt baben.

WalblnatoiE .. San. ~ Belterll
glbeuo madlte StantsiCfretdr grpnn
belaunt. oab Ole britiidje Reaierln1
Die ameritaniihe 8roteitnotc benlt.
liportet unb geluiiie 8ugeitauoniiie
genaht babe. Ger uoae SHhalt
Iluirb crit Dann belanrt genladJt per.
Den, nodoem Der Staatsieiretdr INTO
Brniioeitt g9ilion iiber Die 9lntiport
Ifonierirt bnbeu Cider inoeiicn lii,
| Dab Die glntiport oet griten nift
in ie0er Sinii6t 5lfrieOeniieuenO
lit, im0 oaB. Elm ipeiterer 9totenaus.
talidb be3iIglih llebergriffe III ben
omerifaliiden S9iiisoerfebr folgen
pirb. Gns gledlt, amerifouiidle
Sdiffe ouf ibre 2aOilng bin 5u I'M
terhiden mid iid england uidt neb.
Iinen laiien unO iiigt biu5u, oob cine
iolde atf bober See It1ier urmogIidj
Iiei, oesbalb mare es notbipenoig oie
berbdftigen Sdifie porldufig in ei.
men englii6en Saien 81 ihleppen
IunO bort geborig 81 mteriuhcu
3m llebrigen 3eigt gngIanO cine
@cneigtbeit, ogI1es 5u tbun, mas
bernunftiger 8eiie oerlangt per0en
fam. inn ger3ogerllng fir amerifa-
IniidJen Sd)iffspertebr gu elmer 3eit,
Oa 5rad)trdten bod iin0, imo iolg-
lid Gerlitit an Belt toItipteLig fir
ISfiffseigetthiimer it, ob5umelloen "
gtber uatiirlid mill gnglono aud
p0ie Sntereiien Der 8erbiinoeteli ge.
ID1brleiiten" Someit es oanllt oers
Itr1gIi6 lit, nil Gnglan0 ben obne.
bin ourh ariegsOerbaltuiiie geldbm.
ten MeItbanocl erleihtern. 3aber
bat eS altd nidt Die abiibt, gegen
oen 9lnfaltf oeuti6er Sdiffe ourd
glmerifaner 81 proteItireu, Denn
iold)e gerfGufe edit ieien, uto Die
Sdiffc nitt nadber oa3a beniibt
piirOen, um ben 6oIgen Et entge.
ben, ipeld1e man bon Der &rlegsfitba
rlns noerniinitiseriueiie" erparteu
tonne.
GS niro binsugefiigt, oie genub.
Iima oeutider 5difie, peldhe in nne-
rifaniifen 9eiib iibergegaitgen ieien
fir 0en 8alnnpoq6dn0eI nit
3ertidjlun0 fuiir6e ntpabrideiillih
ginnanoe BON ben 8er6iinoeten ber-
IUorrlifen" tros0em 8mtmipolle feis
me atiegsfonter6an6e iei, - 0enn
ioIfe 9enubung tpiir0e chen ais
llmDeg augeieben tueroer, Inn ben
0irfunaen oes arieges 3u etrtgebenl
God iei es nidt lpobrideiltlid, oaB
giniudlloe er6oben tpiitocn, bis Die
lle6ertragitng Der Sfiffe tbotfdfs
lid erfolgt, im0 ibre aripartete Be-
ntaing flar 3u erfennen lei. 0ie
ger6iinoeten tpiir6en tpabrifeirllif)
Die Stealrng einnebren ooB oas
8erfaufsgeIo 8triifgebolten peroen
ioate bis gum SdhtB oes 9rieges,
ais cine @orantie Oaiiir, oaB feins
Der bctrcffenoen Sdiffe cine 9iLfe
fir ariegfiibrenoe fell
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@fi feIbmnridlaa s,inS,n6nrn.

1eliidDes glrmee oaupiduartIer.
10. Gej. Cgei Der llebcrieibuna
oltrdl oen Senior arfaehalteu) iibcr
Sonoon, 0. San. - Gin aorrelpon.
bent Der gtiioriirtcn Qreilc NOR picr
Shmocn lang @ait bes bcriibmtcB
oeltideu 6eI0maridlaus b. Snbeu.
burg uno bciano iidb nit bieiem cine
aeraume 3elt IN 5DdngIoier llnter.
baltuug. Sm gerlullie Oerielbeu
iagte Der 5elomaridial: Sic BE.
ictung @oridnus RnO oeS 0eidicl.
gebietes mtIroe Dafdlnus niht 0aS
6n6e oes lelolnacs in Gublan6
beocuten. Die giulicn iino iuuucr
pieher imitanoc. ldj Deiter IN ibr
nngebcnres 0tei6 #riidIuIic1cn gei
8drid,au geidjI0geP, fomen lie aui
aiep 5uriidfaileu kDon oort bertrie.
bcn, bernl0acn iiehpieocr bel lRos.
fan ooer g1r bei eglaOiUoitot Stel.
lung 81 nebuleps 60 peit fdmen
mir i1nen Hatiitlld) iidt iolgeH.
Garn erflarte Der 3el0narldna
ben 8interieIojug In Bolcn, ME
Die 9oritoBe Der lumeriib iiberle.
genen Jluiien id,ad,ulatt geiegi ipur.
Den uno mic imgebeire 9Ietidenber.
lutte bic 8uiien erIitteu baben. Use.
Der bel 9onnenberg nod lpa6rcno
oes RiidWgcs oes raiiiideu GeHe.
rails Genucufanlpf babeu Die Wlos.
fctpiter 10 Dicle SoI0aten eingebiiBt
pie BET Oen admpieu inn @loclalpef,
autno, 2obj unO Souir3 id8te Oer
SeerfiIbrer.
ST fiigte biil5it oaB felt Dem t3,
g1ooeurter miil0eAen5 10000 9tn.
len gefaQen iin0 lnlo berlUunoet iDur-
oeu 10000 puroeu gefangen &c.
uommcn Seit Dem laq uon 2oo5
boben 0ie a1mpie in ybIiiiihsBole
fir Die Geutiden einen bcfrie0igeu-
ben 9erIauf genommen. &antpies.
miioe uber iiro bic 9hiieu oaOurb
nod rid)t gclDoroen.
5elontaridaQ Sinoenbltrg lit BON
10 moiiipem aorper6au, oaB CT,
trosoem meit iiber Oas g}itteImaB,
flein erideint. Gin ibnrf dusgenei.
better aupf rnbt aii naiiigeu SduI.
tern; Elm gepaItiger Shnurrbnrt.
Elm energii6es Slim un6 Elm ourd-
orinaen6er Bid gebeu Dem in gnl5
Deitti6Imuo pergotterten Strieger
Elm uartialiides glu8ieben; trotoant
aber 1T er Die oertorperte 2eutielig-
felt.
sSyn GerIolfe beg @eiprdds ct.
w1btHe Der 5elomaridaa oeS Gefte-
rem oie Ser. .Staoten; groBes ,5nter-
eiie befunoete er fir Den groBen
@eiten, uno oft babe er onrnt &c.
ooft, Oenielben etumal gu 6eiuden.
gluf 0ie aanaIlerie 5u ipre6en fonis
meh0 bemerfte Der 6elomarihaa,
Oaf er oieIelbe, neun es nad ibnt
ginae, nit gaionetten perieben lpiir-
Oe, oantit oieie energiider in Die
Sample eingreifen fonne. gr be.
uun6erte Den Seloenn1utb uu0 Die
Qlusoauer Der 6iterreidiid.unauri.
id1en Spl0atefl.
lleber 6ip @efedtsti6tigfeit Ser
Huiien befrugt, CAB Der 8eIOmar-
ifaQ 3itr 9tntport, boB es i6tper
lei, oieielbe ob3uid)dBen, Oem Die
9idtigfeit 1ange bon ben beri6ie-
6enen 8aiien 6eS groBen guiienrei-
DIES ab. 01ebrere 8olteridaften
6ciie[ben bobefi MIR mtn6ertpdrtiaes
SoIoaterraterial auf5utpeiien, Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09

bort, ben StonOpunft ein baB Die
Syragc, Oh lie bic redtmdbige ooer
nnre6tntGBi9e geeierung Bcleiens
ieier, bier gar nidt in getraht font
me, oornm oenfen lie feline Shritte
in Der Sabe gu tbln
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09

(Gortieeung auf 9eite 4.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
Sen Nuilen ge5t es,
luicOcr rillrlal l6lc(bt!
SinDenbnrg tDirft ite DMrG cinen bril-.
lanten Na6tangriff aus ibren
stellnngen bOr Mari4an!
9ie JranjOien grriien 6eueraI &lat's Stelaa.
gen BET SOiNOns an

geiroga6 San Die arure ab ltngaru gu be
oes 6eomadoas Sinoebug bat 6obe in 6m Gna in Die 9n
nir Sic fnninn nLKnh,ir
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-12-01
Items from No. 19

The school house is finished and school started Monday morn- ing with Miss Henderson as teacher.
 MT. Solomon has bought tract of timbered land northeast of the school house and is clearing same. He has also purchased E. w. Miller's sawmill and will saw the lumber for his house.
 J. D. Steinsiek is having a well drilled.
 Russel Thompson left Thursday for Trumann, Ark, where he has accepted employment.
 Mrs. I. T. Thompson and child ren visited Mrs. Maness several days last week, returning home Sunday.