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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

The high school boys and the male
members of the faculty and the alum
nj enjoyed a stag social at the high
school gymnasium Friday evening. The
social was pronounced the most sue
cessful ever held. Each boy brought
his own lunch and a fine time was
passed. After the lunch speeches were
given by students, members of the fa-
Guilty and the alumni.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
RAILWAY employees TO WARN
TRESPASSERS

In order to reduce the number of
railway accidents, especially to per-
sons not employed by or using the rail-
road, the Northern Pacific is urging
it's employees to waarn all trespassers,
or persons unauthorized on the right
of-way, and especially children, of the
dangers attending such trespassing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

Mrs. Addie Schutt of Scandia VAL
ley was operated upon at the st. Ga
briel hospital for strangulated hernia.
She was in a critical condition when
brought to the hospital but is now do
ing nicely.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

John H. Broberg of Gilbert sustain
ed a fractured knee Saturday at Ft.
Ripley. when he slipped and fell. He
was brought to the Hall hospital here
for treatment. Mr.. Broberg is 72 years
old
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

DR.. E. w. sKaliher is in receipt of a
letter from his brother, Herbert Kali
her of Northome, in which he states
thatsSthey have plenty Of snow there
nowyai1d that logging is in full swing.
Mr.. Kaliher has charge of five lumber
ing campsina that vicinity. He is only
26 years ofsage. i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

Harold Norman has resigned his po-
sition at the G. Fl. Brown drug store
and left yesterday for a visit at his
home. He has accepted another posi-
tion in Kingman, Ariz.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
MEETING: OF COUNTY DADS
WILL VOTE ON INCORPORATION
OF THE TOWN OF So
BIESKI

The county commissioners met in
regular. monthly session Tuesday with
all members present.
A resolution was adopted appoint
ing A. j. Fem superintendent Of hign-
ways for Morrison county for the yeaz
1916, commencing from January l.,
1916, to January l, 1917, Mr.. Fem to
appoint his assistant. Salary and ex-
pense to be arranged at the January
meeting.
The report Of the public examiner
was read to the board.
Expense account Of H. Busse on
county exhibits at the state fair was
examined and filed.
The report of the board of audit
showed for the period from June l
to November l, 1915, disbursements
Of $205, ,7l4.83, with balance on hand
October 81, of $180,580.82.
H. Vanselow was appointed commit
tee to examine town bridge in Elm
Dale, sections l and 6, and report at
the next meeting.
; Attachments allowed: Frank H. Muir
ray, A. E. Comstock, Mrs. Anderson.
set off by A. D. Grant from Dist. 35
to 73 and Elias Swanson from Dist. 81
to 70.
Petition for the incorporation of t,e
village Of Sobieski was presented to
the board and after listening to the ar
guments for and against granting said
petition, same was duly granted, the
delegations being quite evenly divide.i.
The 4th of January was designated as
the day that an election on said inco"-
poration be held and Anton Koziol, J.
J. Trutwin and Stephen Janey were
appointed inspectors, the election to
be held in the hall upstairs in the
building known as the Jake Mrozik
Hall and now owned by Stanis!auls
Perowitz.
Appropriated for roaN and bridge
purposes: Buh $50, Agram $50, Pierz
$40, Hillman 800, Swanville 800,
Swan River 800.
1t was resolved that the board ex-
pend on the state roads in Morrison
county during the year 1916, the fol-
lowing sums On the following state
roads:
State Road No. Job No. 20. $8OG;
No. 9, 5000; No. -, $500; No. 8.
$500; No. Z, $1,000; No. 6, $500; No.
5, $1,000.
State Road No. Job No. 19,$1000;
No. 81, $500.
! State Road No. Sob No. IS. $4,000:
go. IA, $4,000: No. l, $1,000; No. 2,
$4,000; No. 3, $4,000.
& State Road No. 4-Job No. IS, $500;
No. 18, $4,000; No. II, $4,000.
! State Road No. Sob No. IL, 5000:
No. 10, $500.
& $ State Road No. :6-Job No. 16, $4,000.
= Bills allowed: ! a. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
SHERMAN KELLY PLEASING

The Sherman Kelly Stock company,
which is showing at the Victor theatre
this week, is playing to packed houses
every night. Their shows are said to
be better than last season. They re-.
main at the Victor until Sunday night,
which is the last night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

u The building east of the H. J. La
Fond grocery store on Broadway has
been purchased by F. E. Selix of Aus
tin. He may improve it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
WORKMAN POST, q. A. R.

COmmander-J. G. Burial.
Senior Vice Commander-George w.
Keeler.
Junior Vice Commander. j. Bates
Officer Of the Day-Charles Friend.
Officer Of the Guard-Louis St. An
tome.
Chaplain-John Docken.
Quartermaster-J. j. Clark.
Delegate to department convention
at St. Paul, !. J. Bates. Alternate,
Louis st. Antoine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
EASTERN STAR

EASTEHN SyAK
Worthy Matron-Margaret Barnes.
Worthy Patron-Harry Stillwell.
Associate Matron-Nettie Brown.
Secretary-Winnie Renick..
Treasurer-Anna Raymond.
Conductress-AmyS Stillwell.
Associate Condustress- Con-
nell.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

M. w. A.


Past Consul-O. E. Peterson.
ConsuEV. E. Kasparek.
Adviser-H. F. Crossfeld.
Banker-N. J. Peterson.
Clerk w. Crossfeld.
Escort-D. o. Moran.
Watchman-C. Larson.
Sentrv-Cecil Kelly.
Physicians-Drs. G.. NJ. "A. Fortie~,
y. B. Hoist, G. F. Hoist and L. NJ.
Roberts.
Trustee for years-.W. w. Parshall
M. B. A.
President-James P. Larson.
Vice President-Mary Lakin.
Chaplain-Emma Elk.
-Eluira--Larson.- - .~,:. ,>~
Secretary-Mary J. Trebby.
Treasurer-Stephen G. Vasaly.
Sentry-Theodore Bredfeld.
Watch-Martha Wallace.
Musician-Lloyd Anderson.
stees-Theodore Rredfeld, Will
liam Parshall, Selma Ragan.
Physicians-Dr. G. M. A. Fortier,
DR.. j. G. Millspaugh.
K.o. IN.
Commander-Eric L. johnson.
Lieutenant Commander-Geo. Ger.
ritz, Jr.
Record Keeper-Geo. Gerritz, Sr.
Chaplain-Howard Hovey.
Sargeant-Delma Germain.
Master at Arms-Asa Curtiss.
First Master of Guards-Wm. Butch
er.
Second Master of Guards-Ernest
Carlson.
Sentinel-J. Mayrand.
Picket-William Gotta.
Trustees-G. w. Firnstahl and How
ard Hovey.
Auditors-Ernest Carlson, John Hal
seth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
MARQUETTE COURT C.. {

; MARQUETTE COURT G. 0. F.
Spiritual Director-Rev. Altendorf.
Chief Ranger-Sterhen c. Vasaly.
Speaker-John Wetzel.
Vice Chief Ranger-Matt Adams.
Recording Secretary-Jos. Gendron.
Financial Secretary-John Vertin.
Treasurer-L. E. Richard.
Trustee Years-Max Gamradt.
Cr. Conductor-Matt Krause
Jr. COnductOr-Fred Kleber
Inner Sentinel-Peter Wilczek.
Outer Sentinel-Ed. Krause.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
A. O. y. w.

u. o. y. W.
Master Workman-R. johnson.
Foreman-T:, Hamilton.
Overseer-Chas. McShane.
Guide Hang.
Financier-B. F. Griffith.
Recorder-Henry Thompson.
Receivers. G. Vasaly.
Inside Watchman-Chas. Winterstei1
Outside Watchman-D. Proper.
Trustee-John Garfield.
Medical Examiner-Dr. L. M. Rob
'rts.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10
LODGES ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
VARIOUS FRATERNAI. ORoANIZA
T1oNs or CITY CHOOSE Of
FICERs FOR ENSUING YEAR

Several Of the lodges of this city
held election Of officers the past week.
In many instances the same officers
were reelected. Most Of them hold
their installation the latter part Of
this month or the first Of January:
Following are the results of the
elections in the various lodges up to
date:
EAGLES
Worthy President H. Janski.
Worthy Vice President-Joserh
Chaplain-Henry Peterson.
Secretary-A. A. Fueger.
Tyeasurer-Geo. Emder.
Inside Guard-Otto H. Kading.
Outside Guard-Al. Cormier.
Trustee 6 years)-Ernest Kaestner.
'Aerie Physician-Dr. E. L. Fortier.
w. 9. o. F.
Spiritual Director-Rev. A. Lamothe
Chief Ranger-Mary Brunei.
Vice Chief Ranger-Delia LaFond.
Recording Secretary-Corinne La
Fond.
Financial secretary-Christina Ras-
sier.
Treasurer-Katie Blake.
Trustees-Susan Coenen, Alice Dali
ton, Theresa Raster.
Examiner-Dr. G. M. A. Fortier.
Conductors-Lena Kingen, Gertrude
Stoll.
Sentinels-Anna Anti, Emma Novit-
Xxi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

Bert Chrichilles expects to have
his bowling alleys in the Richard build-
ing ready 50 as to be open. for business
tomorrow. - = .'37s.2z ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-12-10

CONTINUED on page 5, Col. 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

Gin ers0Bli9e5 @tud
bot ii9 Elm BariIer Oieb aeleitet,
Dem Der potripttSmus bas ninfom-
meme Wittel gab, Dem 8e1toblenen su
Sem 5Gaoen oud nod ben Spot
elmer patriotii6en 8slebrung bill3uz
5ufiiger. Gin @err 9epetttz germouz
let, Elm bteoerer 9eamter, Der in ga
rig i'm Rubeitanb lebt uno am gprz
prt 8~atisnolles mobnt, puroe tiirsz
li6 bus Spfer BON Ginbrehern, Bic
tim feline %griporniile ton 1000 ST.
itablen, bie er in bliBeroen GoloItiitz
Ten aufbenabrt batte. G,lpeit lat
Die @eididte niats l1ngep0bnlides
9os Neuartige oss 5ales be1tebt pa=
rim, oab Der 8e1tpblens am f@oleenoen
Sage BON Dem gtnbre6er, ner ielbIt-
peritanolid iein Sntognito lpaDrte,
oas nad1tebenpe Gareiben erbielt:
uMein 9err! gs lit Elm entriiiteter
Patript, Ser Oteien 8rief az Sic
I6reibt. Sn einem Ml1senblid, in Dem
Dos 8aterlanb bas @plo 10 ori1oeno
bebarf, beloben sic Die 5damloiia=
tett, in Sbrer Wobnung 100 3tpanz
Sigfrancsitiide in 8olb sl1 periteden.
Mas sic leioer 81 tun unterlieBen,
babe ID %nad)sebplt. Nadoem i'd Bic
9olbniin5en an mid genpmnnen bot
te, ging ia sur 8ant bon 6rontreia
lno babe oprt Die 5000 6rones in
@plb obgeliefert, lppriiber id mir als
torretter, anitdnoiger Meni6 auf
Sbren Narnen cine 4utttune GUS
ltenen lieb, oie i'd Sbnen Der toufz
mdnnti6en Sronung tpessll bier BEL
Fiiee. Sd mub freili9 lp~abrbeitsgez
mdb bin5ufiigen. DAP i'd fir Sic
20OO ST. Sob 8antnoten i'm qleiz
den 8etrase erbalten babe, Die id,
lin cine Grinneru1y an Sic gu baS
ben, uno als gntiddoiguns fir Sen
patriotiiden @erorub, ben Sic mir
aegeben paben, bebalten peroe."
9os trobiide gebiet Der
Nsuen Melt unfobt nur 1851, 900
9uobrotmeiler. nit 100000 @inz
mobnern, ndbreno Die Sropen Der
@lten Welt 100000 Auaoratmei=
len nit S0o,O0O,oO0 G%inlppbnern
eimehmen. Gs leben lomit mn 7
prpscnt Der 5ropenbenobner auF Der
!pefIihen 9%emiipbdre.
5Gpn bic 8etppbner Ser
rorhi1tprilaen 9fablbauten in Seen
uno 5orfmporen tannten Mderbau
Nnb @emiiie5udt. Sic beiaBsn aud)
baustiere uno betrieben per16ieoene
Senerbe, lpie non aus porgefunoe=
nen Gsrdten uno &nodenrelten Itlie@
Ben tam. Der erite pfoblbaurelt
mIroe 1858 i'm 3iiridsr See aufgez
flnpen, ipGter piele in fait alien
2anpern Guropas, lps5ien Bommern,
Medlsnburg. poien, 8%ranosnburg,
| 8ogern ulp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
@rinneQ.

Sa1nes 81. gloiroeG, Nralibent u1o
BRET bic 8ermoltungsratbe Des go
mona College narel1 leetcn 6reitag
i'll 8rinleQ gum Nieil,d)e bon Groli=
bent Woin bonn @rinnea College. Gie
@alte beiidlttgten Sic gebal1oe Oes
College uno oeren Musitottl1ng. Sic
@aite aus Californian lino alrf Ser
Sterile CUR MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
Gongregutionaliiten, sic III Seem 6a=
pen, Gonn.z begriffen. Ser Sc
ld)aftsfllbrer bes Ton1o11a College
%9raouirte in @rin1ea College.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

Yer Wert Der III bie1em Sabre
in ben Ser. @taaten in @ebraud BE.
ftnbltden Mlltpmobtle, iiber 2,OOO,.
600, pirD auf $1,180,00O, 900 &c.
f9dbt.
Die 3igeuner ftammen urz
fpriinalid aus Snoien. Mos beute
nod pon linen beltcbt, ipirb auf nur
2 Millionen &Dpfe sel9dbt, boppn
in europa etipa 100000. Sbre
Sprade dbnelt febr ben ari19en
9pro9m Snoiens, 3. g. besetbnen
lie fid ielbit dis nRpm". pas inbi59e
Wprt fir MenYd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
&rine MsiIita1te.

sns ste Maltter acicbcn latte, bob
Gle lid BON Sem aeutnant fiiiien lieB,
madltc tic ibr @pripiirfc. o9ltht einnnl
gepe6rt balt hu oidl" 1a9te. iie.
oSd bin nid)t fir Sic @e6rpfliht
Der Sranenl" CAB Gle CUR Mntpprt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20


BOD in Ser 5ioeiten Sdlfte
bes pprigen Sabrbunberts toltete Ger
paladei, einem Sell bes beuti9en
Numdnien, lire Mtlitdrmadt nur Is
Rreu5er allf be1 einselnen SolDaten.
Die 780 Sneln Der Raroliz
mngruppe bt1oen suiammen ein 2anoz
gebiet ppn Der balben @r0he Medz
lenburg : 5trelib, auf ether Weeress
flddbe breimul 10 grob tpie Deuti6=
lamb.
Ser @efamthonbel Ranas
bas lit Dem an 81. Mdr3 1915 Be-
enbeten Btstalia6r nirb nit 81 ,07s,s
173,240 o~ngegeber, gcsen $1,1l2,4
562,107 in 1914 uno $1,o68 ,660,225
III 1918.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Mcut8 aus MusrQti1e
Sra1 bese1t selbitutOro burd Gr.
b1rgcn.

&as 50 Sabre alte Srdulein Gatbaz.
r1te 8el1gnrt bat bprgeitern GeIb1fz
moro begonge1, i1bem lie lid auf bem
Booen oes 6eims bon e. 9. gopf,
419 weltl. 2. Ctr, ipp lie eff Sabre
lang ais 5uusbdlterin t6atig mar, nit
elmer 8aldleine erbangte. 3on tpeiB
ntd)t, ipelde l1rlade lie in Sen SOB eez
trteben bat, bod nin1mt MAJ an, baB
ldlcdte@ eilnbbeit Sic l1rladbe aeipelen
III. Sic crl tarrte 2eide lp11rbe porgez
tern Mprgen bon Miteliebern Ser Saz
mtlte alfgefunoen unb nirnmi maj an,
baB Der SOB l6on felt mebrcren 5tunz
Den erfplgt mar, ebe Sic 2eidc entoedt
lpuroe. Sic auf 10 bebauern5tpertbe
@etle @eltprbenc ipurbe bier geboren
lta1o, bat le1tber in Dinscatine gelebt.
Sbren 500 b%etrallern mebrere Neffer
unD geid}ten. Sic 8eeroigln1g fanb
gcitcrn Na1mittag bon ser &pederit
3eimitdtte aus auf bem @reenipoob
Srtebbof ltatt. Sreunbe Ser Gerltorz
bere'1 fungirten als 2ei6enttdeer.
Capt. 2anee bon ser bisiigen Sat,
terie s CT lldt Sic Sarmer nnb 9ferbez
beliter, lire 9ferbe 5llr gtabt 81, brinz
GET. bamit Sic tousliden Gferbe fit
Den 9ienit Ser @atterie ausgeludt
iperoen f%0nner. Geltern ipar ei1 Mgent
Der 8unocsarmee bier, I'M bie beridiez
benen Gferoe alf5ufnlfen.
Sic fir beute felteeiebte Ginz
%neibulg Ser nelen Mr1nory 9a1le il.
Iiebt bis allf mebrere 8oden beridoben
ipproer, 10 bab Die @inpeibung etipo
anfangs Nobcmber ltnttfiuben tpiro.
Ils @rrnb fir Sen Mufidub ser Gin
ipcibung gilt. bab Sic @ale nod midi
fertisseltellt lit, uno boB nod nidt ge=
11iigeno Sidet5 fir Sic ginpeibungsz
feier perfalft ipprbcn iinb. gs III
nanlid) Sic Ibiidt, etlpa 1000 Gidets
ppr Der Ginneibuilg 5t p%erfaufen.
Sic Z Sabre oltc aepna, godte,
bon 9errn uno Srau &obert Cooper
an Sront Str. tpobnbaft, lpllrbe bor>
gcitern beim @pielen Bel Ser Sefferlor
ls6nlc idmer5lih perlebt, inbcm liz
gefabrli9e @erleBu1gen an1a6rper Uni
an redten Irm oappntrlg. @as ainl
mar fir lansere 3eit bclnubtlps. ST.
81. 90. 9rcp nabm pal1elbc in @ebanD.
lung.
Nad lcbr fltr5er @ranfbeit ltarb on
Sonntag in leinem @etm an Ser &an,
los Strabe 9enrp Carl, Elm @intpob.
tcr pon Mltscatine lett bielen Sabren
I'M Glter bon a Sabren. CT mar in
Staate Mctp Dprt gebprcn unb bate ct:
ina 80 Sabre in Ml1scatiue gerebt. Mu.
Der Der @attin binterlabt Ell mebrcr'
&inoer. Ser geritorbene mar Gin D1it.
glieb Der s.. q. 81. Sic 8ccroigut,{
finbct lpabrid)cinlid bel,te ouf Sen
@rcenipoob Sriebbof ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20
Nenea aug Moline.

Ser Gar Sl1ipeftor Ier0inano
Silbebran0t, 537 SO. StraBe, Mpd
Sslolo apobnbaft, ml1roe geiter11
M1orgcn bei ieiner Mrbeit al,f bem
Weilpaltfee gobnbof idlper perlebt,
uls er BON ether ld]meren g%iienltanae
%getroffel apuroe. Ser @erlebte mrrbe
logleid) nod Sem 5taotboipital ge=.
Ibradt, MO- er ar5tlibe @iilfe erbielt.
MSa1 11in1nt an onB CT innerlid)e
9%erlebn1gell oaoongetraaer 6ot, 10.
Dob oas Sdlinmlte befiirdtet miro.
Soffentlid miro CT ie0od nit Sem
2cbell oappltfolnmer.
6rat &elena Strobe bon Gait 900
line abat sic Sta0t Moline, gajt Mo=
lime anb @atertomn @ail1pap, &od
Sslanb ono gaitern Sroction So. rn0
Die Iri-Gitp @ail1paD 50. I'M 500
1000 Sdaoeneriab oe1rflagt fir erbols
tene gerlesullgen inn Monenlbert9t3,
als lie bon ei,1em 5traBenbub1i1pa=
gen iteigen mollte. SIR Manll S.
9arpep Strobe, bat Sic pbelrgenar11-
item 8elealdaften ebenfalls Inn $10,=
600 Sda0enerios perflngt, 90 ieil,e
|6ralt OltrG Sic @%crletltngel1 rlidt inn
stattoe Iei11 lol, ibren @erpflidtlm-
gen md)a1fommel1. Ser Sal miro
mabrldeilllid i'm SSanl1orterr1in oes
stootgeridts 5lrr @erbollolllng forn-
men.
Tral1 Gbriitil,o 8. Melipn, cine
gill1pobneri1 bon Goal @allep ieit
Dem Satire 1872, lit geltern Morge11
III ibrent oortigen Semi nod lG11ge=
rer aral1fbeit i'm Sitter bon 20 ssnb=
rem geltor6en. Sic lpl,roe in 5hme-
ben ge6oren nllo fom i'm Satire 1872
ms 2an0 un0 gleih nod Goal @al,
lep. SIR @ottc ltar6 I'M SSdbrc 1898.
3ie Berltorbene billterlabt mebrere
Sobne ltno Iod)ter. Sic Beeroigl,lrg
finoet ON 3omrerstag Neodt1ittog
ollf Bent eoal @olleo 6rieobof itatt.
Cine 4riifungf fir oos Noitmciiter.
omit i'll Golona apirh a111 13. Rppem=
Der lit 8eneIeo itattfiu0en. 9og be
treffenSe Yoltfnei1terunt brillgt +. per
Sabr 1924 Elm. @egenmartiger Golt=
meilter iite g .5l'b.
Die Noli5ci bat iebt feitgeltent, sat
geels 9opfilrlo1t. Ser cine bebelltenoe
grbldaft in 5dppeoen aen1ad)t bobel1
lol, Dor flint SSalbren ol1f Ser County.
farm geitorben lit. Cine Sdppeltc1
bes gcrltor6enen lcbt bier in M1pIi11e
tlllo miro tpa6rideinlid Sic grbjdaf1
oes 9rl1oers MAIDEN.
9err ullo Irol gilbert Sltrnaa,1
bon Sompton feierten 0aielblt an1
J5onntag ben aeb,lten Ssso6restag ihrel
@erebelidung i'm &reilc bon 5reull.
ben mo Geripanoten allf sic al1ge.
ne6mite @eiie.
Sdpper per6rannt aprroe ge1ter,1
M1orgen bei ieil1cr Mrbeit III Sen &e.
Mtblic Sron anb Steel Wiils Spfr
@osapid, 1886 10. Mpe11l,e tpobnbaft
Scr Wann fam i1 &ontuft init lei,
benz Wietou unb mltroe am Rider
un0 an ben 5dulltern idIimm Der.
bron1t, 10 DOB ar5tlide Siilfe notb,
nenbig ml1r6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

Sier i'll 3openport lit sic yMrmorp"
in ltdOfildem 9eits, Damn fonnen iol=
DIE f%inan5ielen sdruierigfeiten suie
in Sort 9ooge nidlt entlteben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

scrlanet: Gin gutter Sullse, e
10 poer 10 SATIRE alt. Inn imuerb
ullo mlBerbalb zines @rpcerpseStl
81 arbeiten. Gmpiebllngerl mer
berldn9t. g|a13ufragen IN Shaef,
Grocery Store, 1916 @arrilpn Str
2O,1@t.
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G%ebraud,tc alciocr. 91idt abgcd
ll%ebersleber nno Nn5ii9e luerben
gargainpreilen berfallft. Sent|
SeibzSHice, 112 DItl. 3. ct. 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

&crlangt: gpn1petentcs ainberm
.de11. g}ad5ltf ragen in 9ep.1902 @r
Nperlle. 1911
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3u permietben: 5 3immer moDel
Slat; beiBes uno faltes @ailer;
etc. 9ampfbet5ltns i'm @inter. Nad
frosen in Der Office oes Ser Sci
frnt."
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@citdt: @aodct lud)t glab
aIlgcmeil1e Saltsarbeit. Get: Sat
port 1876. 1911
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Wnaetgen fur
~ wv
arbettsplate, gerfaufe, 8erlufe
@Dgnungett etc.

Sir @tellenselude tpiro BEL elm
ledsmaltser SnIertiun 25c beredr
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@po,nfielo.

Der Iedite 1iitrift ser ,Sotpa gtotc
Federation; of Mpn1en's Clubs miro
IN Bloomfield, Irois Goantp, am 81.
nno %. 0ftober ieine Sabresper-
iumn1f11nd abholten
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@err ul1o 6raa sllberf 0ltnaun
bon Sampton feierten balelbit am
tSonntag Oen aeb1lter %sSsobrestng ihrer
@erebcliflrng i'm &reilc bon Irellt1=
ben nrto geripon0ten allf bie ange=
nebmlte @eilc.
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0eQenne.
Gfmr(es 9th.

Iie pcrbii1,oetcn Gluhs Ser gtaot
btelten o1r Treitug Radnnittag IN
Dem q. Sc s. q. 8ebduoe cine 81
fentlld)e geriummll1ng ab, III melder
bon beridiebenen 7alner @ortrage
lrber bic lo5iale @obIfohrt Ser Stoot
betreffenoe Ibemata gehalten pl,r-
Sen.
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= Nellie 8esn1olro Mrlre, sic ill1tge
Gralt bon Carl Bruce, ser Dor emit
gen Wonaten negelt @iibncr6iebltabls
nod Dem 5taats5ud)tballs gebradt
apltroe, miro nad5 Scr Beiierungsal1-
1talt fiir Mtibden III @eneoa iiber=
Hibrt aperoell, oa file ein ulitetes uno
,norbe1tlidcs Seben gefiibrt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-20

&arrp Marpell, eil1 ariippeL, Ser
Dor eine1t SSabr bon bier fortging,
a,nO ser bon iei1lem @rl1oer 81. M.
Marapcn, a1s. aeieblid toot erfldrt
tperoe11 lonte, lit a1n 2eben li1lb reilt
init Dem @orlo's fSair garnepal I'M
5tante s(rfanias. Sic Mnpermnno-
ten nabme, on, 0oB Ser Mea1ut to6t
iet, tpesba6 iie i'm als geleblib toot
erflaren lai1cn MOLTEN, ga er ei1 De-
poiitlnt in elmer 9a1f IN Nort 8p-
ron )at.
Marble Hill press., 1915-01-14

Mr.. c, Potter has recently shown
before the Royal society I'm London
that In certain conditions OF exposure
10 the air charcoal. coal. peat and 9th
or amorphous forms OF carbon under
60 a slow process OF oxidation pro-
duced BY bacteria II is suggested that
this fact may account for the de,erf-
Grafton OF stored coal. It's gradual loss
0f weight. and its occasional sponta.
neous heating tn ships bunkerr, II the
bacteria are not the sole cause Of these
things they may induce them. chemical
oxidation accompanying and eonuhu.
Ing that begun by the organic aEents
Tho carbonlsAt.on OF vegetable Goals.
says French writer, Is due 10 tho TN
tervcntion OF microbes nj the e~xin.
ming OF their fossiliGation. When ,hs
coal reaches tho air again. other bac-
terra take up the ~ork of fermentation
that Was interrupted millions Of years
ago Youths Companion
Marble Hill press., 1915-01-14
cious thing rye got. loves hit bette,
then anything-take keer Of hit"

cious thing rye got. loves hit better
then anything-take keer Of hit"
Again. she caught at his shoulders.
Does ye love hit better'n ye do me.
Samson?" she demanded.
He hesitated.
II reckon We knows how much !
loves ye. Sally" he said. slowly. but
I've done made promise, an thet
guns a'goin' ter keep hit fer me-"
They went together out to the stlle.
he still carrying his rife. as though
loath to let It go. and she crossed
with him to the road.
As he united his reins. she threw
her arms about his neck. and for a
long while they stood there under the
clouds and stars, as he held her close,
There was no eloQuence Of leave-tak.
ing. no professions of undying love,
for these two hearts were inarticulate
and dizzy clinging to a wilderness
code OF self.repression-and they had
reached a point where speech would
have swept them both away to a break
down.