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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
BUYS THE Old HOME

A. A. Nelson of Nelson & Nc
Caust,and Manufacturing Company,
closed deal Wednesday of this
week with his brotherjn-law, Evans
j. Marquesen and wife, of Audubon
whereby he comes into possession
of the farm which Mr.. Nelson's ia
ther gave Mrs Marquesen, when he
divided his estate between his chill
dren, last fall.
Mr.. Nelson says he has an espe-
cial feeling of sentiment for this
farm, owing to the fact that it is
part of "The Old Home Place
where he has spent the greater por.
tion of his life. The above land is
nice addition to- Mr.. Nelson's farm
which adjoins it, as the farm now
lays in one square tract. The farm
ls situated north of this city, just
over the line in Audubon county
News Telegraph.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
PROGRAM FOR
MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial services will be held
in the Christian Church, Sunday,
May 3Oth at IL A. M. Rev. c. S.
Linkletter will conduct the service.
Decoration Day Program
Place-Christian Church.
Mme-2 P. M.
Chairman-Hon. H. F. Andrews.
Music by the Band.
Vocal Music.
Invocation-Rev. H. P. Grinyer.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Mrs. Jessie Getty.
Nscal Musicc.
Remarks by Chairman and Intro
duction of Speaker.
Address Chief Justice Deemer
Vocal Music.
America-Congregation.
Benediction-Rev. Jessie Getty.
Marshal-S. D. Harm.
Committee on Music
Mrs. f.. H. Cotton. Miss Bessie
WHITAKER.
Committee on Flowers and Decora-
tion-The Ladies Booster Club.
Committee on Vehicles
3. G. Wilson. j. B. j. Lohner.
After the program, the procession
will be formed at the church, ''The
Old Vetrans" will be conveyed to
the cemetery in automobiles, follow
ed by "The Boy Scouts" It is de-
eirable that as many as can will
join in the procession to the ceme-
terry. w =
The ceremonies will be in charge
OF the "Old Soldiers"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
A PARTY OF HONOR

A jolly crowd of young and old
folks gathered Saturday evening
May Is at the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Petersen south
east of Extra.
The occasion was given in honor
of their daughter, Martha, whose
marriage to Carl Josephson OF
Greenfield Iowa took place recently
The evening was spent in social cor
yersations and dancing, and later
the guests were served to elaborate
refreshments etc. Before departing
they all wished Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Josphson long and happy welded
life.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

N. P. Christensen is erecting a
large two story building in Allan
tic which is going to be quite an ad
dition to that city. The structure
will be made of brick and has a
frontage of slNty-five feet with a
depth Of lao TT. Honest Pete is an
active factor in the upbuilding of
Atlantic.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
DOUGLAS D. HAML|N
DIED IN HOSPITAL

[ Nathaniel Douglas Hamlin, son of
Nethaniel and Margaret Hamlin was
form in Audubon Co; Iowa. May 30,
1850. The greater part of his life
was spent in this country. He was
united in marriage with Miss Elva
Crane, Nov. 8, 1881. To TINS union
ten children were born: Roy
Vernon, Maude, Claire, Edyth, Rob
ert, Evelyn, Delphine, Douglas, and
Cecil. >.
Mr. Hamlin had been in poor
health for about year and May,
10th. was taken to Hospital in
Iowa City, where he died Friday,
May 21, 1915.
His sudden death came as sur
prise to most Of his friends, for
his patiently endured pain did not
betray his real condition.
Funeral services were conducted
by the pastor of the Congregational
church at 2:30 P. NJ. Sunday The
Masonic Fraternity attended in a
body and the church was not large
enough to afford standing room for
those who assembled to show
their sympathy and respect for the
bereaved wife and family.
| Appreciate music was beautifully
Rendered by Mrs. Kathrine Cotton
M SIS Lola Brinkerhoff Messrs
Henry Bush ard Frank Dimick Will
Miss Mozelle Milliman at the piano
The floral pieces and bouquets
were expressions of fraternal bonds
and friendship.
The Masonic ritual was used by
Numbers of the local lodge at the
interment which was made in the
local cemetery.
HAL of Exodus Lodge, No. 342, A
F. & A. M, Extra, Iowa.
May 23, 1915
-W1hereas, in the Providence of God
we are again called upon to mourn
the loss of deceased brother.
n e-efore be it resolved.
That in the death of brother N.
ID. Ham.in the lodge has lost an up
right citizen and the family has
lost loving compani on and advise
Though called thus early by death
yet he has done great and good
work for his country and his com
munity by establishing and raising
a family of which the whole com
munity is proud, and which pro
mises to carry on the good work O
upl fling and beautifying the world
| We extend our sympathies to hi
loved ones and hope to prove our
selves guardians of the welfare O
his dependent children.
Il Resolved that copy of thest
Resolutions be spread upon th
minutes and copies furnished tn,
relatives through the medium of til
press.
John Riley, John schlater, Ere,
WahlertSr.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
EXTRA. IOWA. THURSDAY, MAY 27 1915
NEW PROPOSED PLAN
ROUGH ON BOOSTERS

The first week in June has been
designated as Rooster week" by
the agricultural extension depart
ment of Iowa State College and it
is to be devoted to eliminating an
annual loss of millions of dollars in
eggs for which the rooster is respon
s;b.e. If the campaign is successful,
he will no longer rule the chicken
yard unmolested. He will be made
into hot pies, sold or penned up.
1t is figured by the extension de-
partment that the rooster causes a
loss of $3,000,000 during the sum
mer months because of chick devel-
oped eggs alone. The fertile egg has
within it the chick germ and when
the temperature is over 20 degrees
that germ grows. Later when the
eggs cool off the germ dies and the
eggs soon spoils. The infertile eggs
don't have this germ and will there
fore keep better and hens will lay
just as many eggs without the male
During "Rooster week." owners of
poultry will be encouraged to get
rid of all surplus roosters and con-
fine the others for the summer. In
general these suggestions are of
fered by extersion department for
handling summer eggs.
Sell, confine or eat all mature roost
ers during rooster week.
Do not allow nests to become filthy
Separate the broody hens from the
laying hens. /.
Gather eggs at least every day
and better twice a day during the
warmest weather.
Keep all eggs in dry, cool, we'll
ventilated place.
Never wash eggs, as it spoils thei
keeping qualities
| Market eggs at least twice weel
during the warmest weather.
Eggs readily absorb odor and
should be kept away from anything
such as oil, onions or any material
that has a strong odor.
Eggs that are of questionable
| quality, such as those secured from
stolen nests. ought not be marketed
unless candled.
When taking eggs to market kee
them covered from the direct rays {
| the sun
Provide plenty of clean nests in
the Chi ken house so that the hens
will not be compelled to seek the
weeds and undesirable places te
lay their eggs.
Do not sell egg case count, but de
mand that your eggs be candlec
and that you be paid for the quail
ity of eggs that you bring in.
Mrs Chet Race and two children
of Woodbine arrived Saturday even
ing for two weeks visit with hel
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Gill ant
o.her relatives
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Mrs. George Knox came Monday
from her home in Adair to visit her
brother, Alvin Holmes and family
and other relatives. She also came
over on business connected with the
settlement of their estate. Mrs.
Knox just returned from Indiana
She went to consult her physician
i'm regard to her poor health. She
informs us that she is feeling much
better but is still in poor health.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Mrs. June Dafford Thompson is
mourning the loss of her infant
son. The little one passed away
Monday morning. after suffering
with a bad case of whooping cough
Sympathy is extended the sorrowing
mother in her sad hour of bereav7
ment.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Peter JorgeIsen has opened his
Variety Store to the public and is
now doing a pretty good business.
Mable Hansen will clerk during the
summer. Erode Hansen will also as
sist at the STORE for several days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
YOUNG COUPLE ,WEDIl

Chris Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Ms. Peter Johnson and Marie Chris
tensen, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
Martin Chr.stter sen were married
Wednesday, May 10th. at the home
of the brides parents in Dexter,
Iowa. The couple is well known i'm
and around Extra. The groom has
parents west of town. Mrs. John
son was formerly of near this city,
her parents having resided here.
The many friends of this happy
pair wish for them an abundance
of happ ness AID prosperity.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Winnie Hensley, who resides
in the country, went up to Audubon
Friday on business and pleasure
trip.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Mrs. G. r. Wilson who resides
near Extra, went to Sioux City re-
Gently to see her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Eckert, who was to undergo)
serious operation. Mrs. Wilson
was intending to bring her grand
children back here with her to keep
them during their mothers conval-
essence. Il u
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Frank Bates was in Atlantic Sat
nrday on a business trip.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27
EXTRA WILL HAVE HER F|FT|ETH CELEBRATION
Business Houses and Men of ''The City Beautiful
Are Subscribing Literally to Fund Which Will
Insure the Most .'Glorious Fourth

Extra will have the greatest cele-
bration of her history. Already, a
large contribution is in the hands OF
the finance committee and all are
working to the end that her Fiji
t:eth celebration shall be the best
of them all. The committees are
working in harmony and at this
time everything spells, good time.
Below we publish the names
of the beral donors to the expense
fund.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-27

Mrs Chet Race and two children
of Woodbine arrived Saturday even
ing for a two weeks visit with her
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Gill and
o.her relatives
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
Dattntark.
Kjahfnhxum

Gnfebronninseu flptter ferlt /
5lut11ingen al Sum- n0 paa @Dar=
lottenluno Slot.
2ensbarpn 8illc 8rabe bar Gel=
Big ob%erltaaet Ell 8lereoperution.
0perationen fanot 6teo poa @rof.
Sens 5cbpls &linif.
8eticnt &prssaarb, Ser puagreb
Grandchildren Mage Sllen, bor /
Duiprer fra Boliti0irefttere11 og for
ifjellige Observation-Disclosures mootu=
get iolt 900 &r.
Stemmemarfe6ets TpriDning meS
Sit. S~noenrigsminiiteren pooten=
fer at treffe regl1lere6e Soronltolt=
ninger til ~Sjemmemarfeoets Scrip
ming meD 9it.
Jabrtfant Mag Neinter, S1oebo=
Deren al decentralization vgeor=
ocn" paa Spibropla6s, er efter ct
fort 5Dgeleje afgaaet beo 9poen
paa lit 2anolteo / Sre6ensborg. Sen
Mfop0e baobe be6 SLID og 9pgtigbeo
oparbejoet fin S%orretning. &on ef=
terlaoer fig flere 8prn, al bbilfe en-
Spn og Ell 9otter bill fortiettc 6or=
retningen.
Sorsbjerg bpmt, @of= og @taos=
retten bar iopn1t Meoafter @org=
bjerg og Soltrnalilt Marins @ulff
bier 3 Maane0ers itmpelt Tenglcl
for oen &ritif, be / cit &effe Mrtif=
Ter / uSncial=0 emofraten" / 1913
baDoe rettet MOS @errc0s foge0
@rlrn0tpig / Marblts / @(nle0ning al
Scsperien @ogen. l1olooelicrne
n1ortificereoes, og set poologoes Sc
Snoltepnte at betole 5ogens Sn1=
%foitninger efter Meglerne for benc=
ficereoe eager.
Set Spffbin9'ife Erofesiprat. Gn
al sc nGrmei tic Gage bill &pnliito=
ri1tm fra Set fi~lolofiite 6of1ltet
mootage en- enorct Snoltilling /
Spergsmaalet ONT 8eiettelicn al Set
Spffbing'ifc Nrofesiorot.
Sra iiffer Slide erfores, at So
fl1ltctets 6lertol az moo 11) MI
bill ino1tille til Minilteriet, at Or.
Mnton Sbanlicn onlpttes 1,ocn &on=
%fl1rrcnce.
Gn lt0flngt mes SCREENS 5 Merp=
.planer. Set nDe 6onife Stoolbi=
plan, 1om man | lengerc Gio bor
bDgget pau, CT I'LL frroigt. Mptp=
rem, Ser ligclebes ct oanlf otter
franif Segning, ct 70 &eites SIC
naltlt", fopieres MT, for at mon fan
bape CIT / &eierpe, og Oelene 11bfp=
res paa forificllige oonlfe Tobrif=
fer.
Martrice Sorman=9iplonet fom
for nogen Sib 1toen les ct @aburi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

&cfscllercr Gteens Mnbolbelie.-.
Mslesior Stump oplpier ONT &efsel=
lerer 5teens SorbrDDelle r> at man
TOM paa 5por efter Oem peo Sc al
ftp. 8onfoireftpr &eterlen / &osfil=
Sc UNDER 5agen afgiDne Gorflarin=
ger. &eteri en og @teen bur / fin
Si0 peret aniatte / famine @onf=
fprretning / Msiens> og 6erfra bio
lte Heter1en @eife0 mes 5tee11s 6or=
brpoelier, Ser lfilores iom iplte=
motilfe 8cOragerier, 1om ban til
Sells ifjulte be0 folif 8ogfpring.
Ser nGbnes MI forlfiellige Her1o=
ner, 1om 5teen lfal babe bragt til
<in, oeriblan0t 8anffasle rer Sort
mann / Sillerpo, Ser for w. @ar
ii0en bengte fig; set forlpO Sen
Gong, at Mar iagen bar mislpffe0e
89rsipefl1latio11er. Oisie forifjel=
lige Torbolb bill mi blibe nermerc
lmoeripgt at &ommisiionsoomlto=
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

Sen gnn1le Some Dar | mango Mar
life lelt en- Mpis, og bette | Sorbin=
Delie meo Denoes uGneboerltp" bar
i'll. v9Grp Si0." bebirfet, at bum if.
fe for MI bar bprt noget til 6enne
8erDensbegibenbe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25
@rrnf.

8prsmeiter 0lnf Sinien og ST.
ltr11, Npfpbing S. bol0t 5plpbrpl
IMP | 6isle Gage.
9anif &binoeiamfnnb Dolot tit
oorlige Sallesmpoe / S0enie Sen
t90e og 206e Stunt.
Gn 3cppeliner me0 tiff Orlogs=
flag obierberebes SEN 3oie Sum- fra
Droger; Sen gift 5p0 paa.
Gi6p 9febfabrif ct totalt p6elogt
peo en- SSSl0spoaoe. Gfa0en anlloaeS
til $4,000 &r.
5plgt Sptcl. Ml1rermeiter Miel=
len, S6enie, bar iolgt 9otel ~Sof=
nio", Mprrego6e / S6enle, til So
telforpogter s. Yeterien, Ooenie,
for 10000 &r.
Sloebran6. - l1blengerne til
@aor0eier Sre6eriflens @aar6 /
&elltr11p beo @lagelie ne0brenotc
|fornplig / 9gbet af ganlfe fort Sio.
Ser in6ebrenote II &reatltrer.
Gien6pmsIalg. vGaller1tpgaar0"
/ Sommer11p Gogn er al Nroprieter
8. Sonlen iolgt til Hroprieter 81.
GRUB, uGllegaar6" beo Sbenie, fo1
49, 900 &r. Sill @oor6en D9rer 80
Gor. 2on6, @artforn s S6r. Sc:
ietning 1T. NJ. me6f6lger.
9rnfnet Matros. 2etmatros Sens
$. 2arien er forle0en Scat orufne1
i 2ib9 8reoning efter at bore Bile:
bet Ilooet ODER 8orb al @toriejlet.
San bar forbDret n1eo 5eilifibe1
uMrgo" al MoIborg, Ser bar pao
&ei1e til 2embig. Sen %forulDffeo{
bleb IS Mar 81. og bar fp0t I sri:
elie be6 &6ge.
Snnbet Sig. Sorle6en families
luxembourg &abn 2iget al en- 90
oarig 56man0. Otter Ell foretager
l1n6eri9gelle maa Set antages a
bore Motros @ilbelm Sl11ius Sem
pei, 1om foribanot fra 3=malte
5fonnert uSSl1liane" al War1tal I'm
Ser 0ette 5fibs Opbolo / Speno:
borg. Sen Tor1lpffeoe bar bjem
mebprenoe | &%jebenbapn.
Saa-aa, er Ser birfelig &ris!
Gu galnmel Some | Warital> Ser le
beoe ct meget tilbagetrl1ffet 2ip
bar bi6til beret | lpffelig l1biben
be6 ON &rigen, in6til BET for ct &a,
Dage itoen bleb ben6e fortolt. Sun
blep 81 meget %forbal1iet og 1tobrpo
r5na-aa, CT Der birfelig &rig?'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

ct ogiaa goot paa geie tic at bore
|fer0igt. De gprige Maifiner faar
en- Nfpuosning, iaa SCREENS Slppe=
re bar ct 1tprre inoenoers Mrbeioe
for SiOen.
@pt Mftieielffab. &oa ct Sen 8.
Stunt ofbolot Ms0e itifte0es ngfls=
itif Sonoelsfmnpogni Mftie1elifab"
me0 set Sormaol at bribe Sorret=
ming pan &l1sla1lo.
Mftieielifabet CT forelpbig aniat
til 100000 Ser, Ser / Sc nermelte
Gage bill blibe nbbnbt til offe1ttlig
Iegning giennem &eDiiionsbonfen.
Selifobets 8etprelie beItoar al
@ajelteretsiagfprer Sorboe, Grosle=
rer Mogc @erleme, &on1monopr
9recbiel, @totsraab, Solfetings=
mano Sammericb, Gros1erer Carl
S. Gosml1s en-, 9ireftpr 5ieg11m=
fel6t og til obminiltreren0e Direftpr
er pnlgt Sr. Grit 8lur.
9pS / Glenbigbeb. - Gier al en-
Sprmne. @nfefut Stiibr fonotes
bs6 / en- lille &biltlejligbeo pao $.
6. 9rlteosbei a. efter at bape be=
ret iabnet / en- balb Ones Gage.
Sum ernereoe fig De0 at ip for
Soft og lepe6e / SEN ltprlte Glenoig=
beo. &olitiositlte1t s. Senien, Ser
optog &olitiropporten, erflerer, at
ban ijel0en bar iet iaa flor Sattig=
Dom, iom Sen, bboraf 6en gamle
Games Sig bor omgibet.
Seo Gfterlpnct | &biltleiligbeoe11
fan6t man imi0lertio Sparefasle bp=
ger, bborpao tiliammen inoe1to0 21,=
900 ST.. 9isie He11ge bill tilfoloe
Sen of0poe Games Mebeer og 9eie=
Ger, Ser for S%terItcbelen CT bo1ot /
Mmerifa.
Gnfeoronnin9en fipber GienSum
til &rins @nitab. 5tenbolt Mplle
meo t%ilbbren0e 81 Spnoer Sono
Stop ng 9lgcr CT al @nfeoronni11=
gen fj9bt for $4,000 &r. s &ipbet
me0fplger @eletning, 9(pl og 2ono=
brltg.
5tcnbolt Wplle, ipm CT en- Nobo=
eienopm til GnfeoromningenS Gjen=
opm Ggelun0 Deo 2%anoebejen mel
lem Sreoensborg og SillerpO, bi1
blibe lagt ms 1t1oer 0enne> iou ifol
beboes al &ri11s @uItap. Ser for
bonolcs D0crligere ON &jpb al 11og=
le Gjenoomme / 5tenbolt Sang.
9anif @iGlpeambmlance &omite
mcoOeler: Sen fri tie banlfe Mmbl1=
lance ofgif til Scrbien Ben Ste Sit
nj un0er 2eoclle al Sperlege 9eicD=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

E$E|S$sZSssE1Gsallz$$$|S!SSsI$Sll ill.,
mann, Ser ollereoe oeltog / forrige
8alfanf elttog. Com Mmbl1lonce1ls
&irurg mebfulgte Or. Mnton EeOer=
len fra &iesbolpitolet, lon1 asltlte=
ren0e 2eger Mpllgoaro og Soban=
ncsion. Com 5Dgeplejerlfer meo=
fulgte Srgfnerne @eroo @enrifien,
geielien=Seloifop, 5igre Mpller,
Gn1ilie Marie 8eteri en> Mrna Gmi=
lie Spine Nielien % &elgo 5cbu=
macber, olle fra &tgsboipitolet, &p=
Sc &ors 5pgeplejerife 5rf. 5igrio
5cbou, 5pgepleierife ,af 9onif 5p=
geplejeroo6 Srf. @isltrono iamt
Acknowledgements Trf. @tino 8oltrem.
1lopanbringen guar tilbage. =
Sfalge Sc mi foreliggenoe 1tati=
ltiife llnberlpgelicr 11oban0re0e Ser
/ 1914 fra 9anmorf til oberl pilfe
2on6e 6,2O3 Yer1oner.
Set ct goot $500 ferre ems /
1913 og mon ifal belt tilbage til
1908 for at treffe en- min0re l1o=
%ban0ring cnb / 6ior.
9ette ifDloes fun 6elpis &rigen,
ibet ollereoe 2oet &nortol / 1914
brogte Neoga1g, men benne forfeit
tcs / bep0elig @ra0 UNDER &rigen.
9ireftc mco 6onlf Camper til
Mmcrifa tog 1916 &crioner> me-
oens 2,2S7 tpg oper u0enlanoife,
inrlig engelife @abne. s Sc lenere
Mor tog benimoo Salb0elen al lto=
po11brernc # 5teD bireftc meo 0onlf
Gfib, men / 1914 to Sreojc0ele.
Oct ifplotes felbfelgelig &riger1.
g(f l1obon0rert1e bar 1852 Mer6
pg 2>441 &binoer. Ser bar beret
forbol0sDis flere &bin0er / Sior
hlan0t l1bbanbrernc, bbab Ser mo-
tltrligpis ifpl0es &rigen .pg 1en Ser
n1eo f%plgenoe Militertjeneite.
Mf l%10banorerne bar 5>462 Sofs=
ne, og beraf bar Sc 5,115 fpbt |
0anmarf og 0eraf igjen 679 / So
beolto0e1l 1892 / &ropinsbDerne,
Lii / 9ernes og 1888 / SDllanos
2on66i1trifter.
Sen %fpinoelige l16banoring refrr=
teres / forbol0sbis b9jere @rab fra
8Derne ems SEN manolige. Gn fife
belt ringe Del al lloDanoringen To-
regaar / to eller tire Sempi, i6et
@eien legges fra 2an6et ODER 3d.
erne og bioere til set ober16iife &e=
ltemmel1 esite6.
Set er itooig Sc Sor. 9toter> Ser
er set fo%retrufne 5te0. &ertil 6rog
5,123 &erloner, me6ens $50 gift til
Canada, 1926 til Mellem= og 5Db=
amerifo, 100 til M%ultrolien, 35 til
slf rifo og 80 til Mlien.
l16banoringen til SDoamerifa er
/ lterf Meogang. Otter at babe bee
ret omfring 500 / flere slar, iteg
SEN / 1912 til 1,447 fal6t 1aa I
1913 til 500 og bar alt1oa / Sjor
fun 1926.
Mf Sc bofsne manolige l10ban=
orere bar 7O1 2unbbrltgere, 1875
er be11fgrte til @ruppen Mrbej6s=
meno og Gpen6e, bel bobe6iagelia
fra 2an6brnget, S14 bar SaanO=
perfere, 300 &on0len6e, So S9fa.
renoe, meoens 266 bab6e an6er
2ibsitilling. Sn0enfor alle @r:
bperbsgrl1pper bar Ser, iammenlig:
net me6 Sc nermelt foregaaenoe
Mar, peret Me0gang / lopanorin.
gen.
Com mon bill ie, ogiaa paa .l1o:
pa%noringen bar &rigen imiolertii
Lat fit Merfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-06-25

9anif @iGlpeambnlanee &omite
mcoDeler: Sen fprlte banife Mmbl1=
lance afgif til Scrbien Sen Ste Sit
nj nnoer 2eoclle al Sperlege 9eicb=
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acknowledgements.
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Marsmpoe / Malborg 18oe Suit.
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forleoen posiereDe Sresericia, bar
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err al Goosejer &ottb9ll> 8prgllm=
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gellen lfer lite Mpril 1916.
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9onr1orf afbol0er | 9ogene; -.
til 10. Suli tit 25bc MorsmpDe |
Morbl1s, bbor 5cllfobet oprinoelig
er 1tiftet. Gomti6ig fejrer 5elffa=
lbet fit IS Mors Sl1bilerm. Ser
fommer 9clegere0e fra bele 2anoet-
Sperfjprt al soeet. Goget fra
Gpbp til Molborg p%aafj6rte forle0en
S%ormio6og be0 en- Oberfj9rlel mel
len1 Maosifob og 2angbolt EN- 70.
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mer e ter.
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set / gsbierg 8praao, bar &iooer
al 9annebrog og Da1lnebrogsmano.
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SEN Sesperien'ife 8rano1tiftellesiag.
Desroen 1fol Simon1en l10re0e Sa=
gems Smfol tninger.
Sra @enoipsiel ifribes til pnge-
1frift for 2on0m9no":
Me0ens man / be allerflelte Ggz
ne al 2anbet fan gl90e fig beO at
bore 1luppen gobt BEN ufolbe Mtal0
ober, er man / 8enoipsiel og ftore
Dele at set noro1ige SDllano rant
baar6t al Sc tire 5tormoage. @eno-
Observation-Disclosures ifriber bera
ON: Sen forrDgen0e 5torm bar
giort megen 5fa0e. Mange. bar
maattet laa baaoe @resfr6 og Sab-
re on6en Gong. Oct er mango Ste
Ser ct ibrgeligt SDn. @refterne
igbneoe meo 5an6 og ielD oplgbenE
5e0 er f6gen bort. &aa flere Scar
fer er Ser blelt 1R-2 Gm. Soro
bort. Naar oct %erinores, at bette
nogier fra b1sA Of Ma0joroen,
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En- 10 Acre Trakt til Salgs.
en- halv Mil fra St. James, Walton
wan County, ! Minnesota. ,Bedste
lord. Ligeledes Prerie- og Skovland
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
GERMAN CIRCULAR
ATTACKS WILSON
Declares That God Will Take
Vengeance on Your
Daughters"
fBy Telegraph 10 The tribune.

Minneapolis, July IA rabid attack
on President Wilson, ex-President
Roosevelt and w. J. Bryan, with the
threat against the President, God will
take vengeance on your daughters, to
be sure" is contained in circular let
ter from Nuremberg, Germany, re-
ceived to-day by ]. W. Swinburne'
Extracts from the letter follow:
Europe has read with interest Mr..
Wilson's note and come to the conclu-
sion that in all history a more gro
tesaue piece of pedantism has never
eft the Office of any government. Blind
2..rtiality is certainly one of the VIZ
tues Of Mr.. Wilson's note and there,
fore every honest, straightforward and
thinking man must Judge President
Wilson's personality in disgust ana
aversion. ~,
"America must be indeed the coun-
trv of unlimited possibilities for,
fancy, We gods, an eX-President OF the
United States who pocketed not very
long ago the Nobel Peace Prize, mas
now the nerve of trying to push TINS
country into a wanton war for the sole
purpose Of rehabilitation of America
most intimate enemy-England."