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country has brought this matter to the

country has brought this matter to the
attention of psychologists. ..
The cooler the water the better it
is. Continuous filtration alone is not
sufficient to maintain the tank in SAM.
tary condition. Filtration should be
supplemented with disinfection. The
bathers are constantly introducing
pollution and possibly infectious mat.
ter. To Offset this, disinfection must
be continuous and must be most eff.
fective when the pool is in use.
Copper sulphate is recommended as
efficient for the disinfectant. 1t is
cheap has no irritating effects, its &C:
ton is slow and more applicable to
continuous disinfection than calcium
hypochlorite, which is often used. Fill.
tration, disinfection with the copper
sulphate, and an occasional steriliza.
ton with calcium hypochlorite will
keep a swimming tank in good sani
tary condition for several months.
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Hans Hagge, committee, session
and mileage ....... 1880
Fl. G. kolls, committee, session
c. J. Bohns se committee, ses cow
sion and mileage ....... ..... 11.6O
John, Holland, committee. session
and mileage -. -. $3.50
John f. Hoist. Jr, trustee Para
Theo. B. Robertson Soap Co, sup
plies to court house ........... 75C
John A. Pithan, furnishing oil,
etc. at primary election ...-.. 300
Zeph Fienhold, trustee Paradise
Geo: i" I. Novotne, trustee west side 00.
r NJ dry, expenses visiting ss
Nye Schneider Fowler Co Co, bridge '''s
materials ..........,.. .>, AGE
John F. Hoist. Jr., repairing 49,,
Geo. r. Friday. repairing bridge. i. $50
Pm; A.. schlumberger, medicines
for Mrs: Nissen, poor person 81!
Balle-Brodersen Co, mdse. for ~
1Gnh e Goo mase for
| Peter Sanders, poor person -. sos
Balle-Brodersen Co., mdse. for
A. M christensen, poor person 6.0(
le-Brodersen Co., mdse. for
Herman Seirners, poor person 1926
Ralle-Brodersen Co., mdse. for
| John Hoveke. poor person 49,. 2.3:
N. f. Stilson, repair wolk at coun-
Baile-Brodersen Co., m nd for '''
county home ........ .... 37.4!
kemming. Clothing Co., mdse. to
county home ........ -. ....: 3.5'
John Blackman, money advanced :
o. W. Nelson, supplies and repairs
to county farm 1900. 49,. 32.S
Geo. Menagh & Co. mdse to
w D Sbinmop as+;~oto IN 49,
manent road grading 80. 49,. .1243.7'
Thos. Sullivan. repairing county
Henry Rabe, dragging county road 60,
At 10 O'Clock a. m. bids for painting
main tower and four corner tower!
on court house were opened and bids
were as follows:
Bohlker & 'sciford, four corners $ 400,
County to furnish materials.
Hultsch & Conery's bid, main tow
| .er. two coats -. ~. Il. 80. $4,000
County to furnish material Ge
Moved and seconded that bids fol
painting court house towers be reject
ed.
Board adjourned at II O'Clock moor
to meet at 1:30 o'clock p. m. @ a.
| Afternoon Session.
Board met at 1870 o'clock p. m.
members all present.
| On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
S. Fl. Miller. building and repair
ing wood bridges 80. 49,. .$153.7!
S. H. Miller, construction of new
wood bridge .......... 49,. 1896
box culvert ........ -. -. s4s.s'
Chicago M. & st. p. Ry. Co.,
freight on car load of lumber. 1873:
| Chicago & N. w. r. r. Co.,
freight on car load of bridge
lumber ....:. -. 1850. 1880
S. H. Miller, building and repair
ing wood bridges -. -. So III
w. e. Schwartz, hauling plank
| and repairing bridges ....... 40
Pat Policy, painting county
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pl,infect swlm,m;no Pool.

Unless swimming pools are ade
quately disinfected and their sanitary
conditions controlled. they may spread
infectious diseases, such as intestinal
eye and ear and venereal diseases, and
even respiratory diseases such as
grippe, colds, pneumonia and sore
threats, is the warning given by Prof.
Max Levine of the meteorological lab
oratory Of the engineering experiment
station at Iowa State college. The
rapid spread Of public pools over the
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Church Motes
Methodist Notes.

Church services will be, held as u.s.
ual on next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church, followed by Sun
day school at twelve O'Clock, noon.
The evening of June 25th, will COM
mence the union services which it,
has been the, custom to hold Sunday
evenings throughout the summer
months, Rev. j. G. Tour1ellots preach.
ing the sermon. 1t is the purpose 10
make these services popular and help
full and you are urged to be present.
A most interesting and helpful
meeting of the Epworth league was
in charge of Rev. ]. L. Boyd on last
Sunday evening. If you have been
missing the devotional services OF the
Epworth league, next Sunday will be
a good time to commence again as
another good lesson is planned.
The Queen Esther circle was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs.
Earl Heiden on Monday evening and
the members enjoyed the evening in
the pretty new home immensely. Fol-
lowing the lesson presented by Miss
Winifred Wright, the following OIL.
GERS were elected for the coming year:
president. Miss Mabel Kelly; LIST vice.
PRESIDENT Miss Grace Bamford; End
vice-presidentj Miss Alice James;
corresponding secretary; Miss Kate
Silletto; recording secretary, Miss
Verne Stocking; treasurer, Miss Jenna
Strahan; assistant treasurer, Miss
Efiie Norris This meeting conclud-
ed the years work for the society
and much has been accomplished by
the circle of good, many donations
having gone to the needy aside from
thes scholarship paid for student in
the school at Boaz. Alabama. ..rgsG.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Methodist Ladies' Union, will be
held with MRS. Thos. Norris on Wed.
nesday, June 2Sth. In case OF rain
the ladies will meet with Mrs. How
ard Cole. The women Of the church
who have not already united with the
union are invited to do so and will
receive cordial welcome.
The usual weekly prayer service
will be held on Thursday evening of
this week and an urgent invitation
is extended to all to attend.
Baptist Church Notes.
Next Sunday is Temperance Sunday.
There will be union services at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
Everyone is invited. Special music
is being prepared by the choir.
The B. Y. P. U. had picnic and
wienie roast Friday evening. A good
time Is reported. ~
| The Des Moines district will hold
their annual convention at Harlan on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June Goth, 21st and ed, Thursday,
June 3d.. being Sunday school day.
Many from the church are planning to
attend. SO. 1s5fl -rs1-.i ~ +@l&
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HE Attachment.

The tramp looked over his dilapidat-
ed garments when at q safe distance
from the farmhouse.
II can't see," he muttered, "why
such big fuss is made over the dogs
instinct in attaching himself to man!'
London Telegraph.
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Some of our statesmen are worried
about the possibility Of treasury de.
felt, while the great mass OF people
remain serene, confident that no mat
ter how much money is spent it can
always be borrowed,
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Baptist Church Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred tLage, the for.
mer's mother, Mrs Henry Lage, and
Arnold Sonksen, of Manning, visited
friends in Denison today. Mrs. Alfred
Lage and Mrs. Henry Lage left at noon
for Sioux City, where they will visit
relatives and friends.
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special Makeup.

Business Caller Cooking at photo
graph This Is a picture of Mrs. Peck
ington. suppose? Peckington-Yes;
that's her when she is-er-getting her
pictures taken Philadelphia Press.
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The American roast spring lamb din
ner is perfectly safe SO long as the
goat supply keeps up.
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The rice throwers at the June we'd.
dings are very Oblivious to the neces-
sity of conservation of our food sup.
ply. al is 4Hs. 5agrt .tt@i
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In reading the war news, it is nara
to know whether miscellaneous col.
lection, of letters is a Galician city
or merely a typographical error.
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FAMOUS WOMAN
WITH A MESSAGE
Mrs. Nan Sperry, Assistant
Labor Commissioner Of Mis-.
souri,, to Speak Here.
the NEEDS OF OUR HOMES j

Practical. Experience Has Given Her
Keen Insight Into Problems Of Ire.
msndous Interest.
Mrs. Nan sperry is coming to Chau-
tauqua to deliver a lecture on ''The
Needs of Our Homes" She is emf
nently qualified to speak on this theme
out of, a big experience in great city.
She has held the Office Of factory in
spector OF Kansas City, Mo-, and was
afterward appointed assistant labor
commissioner Of Missouri. In discharg-
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Gen. Carranze does not care what
position our government takes on the
border troubles so long as it suits him.
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Less per cent for car load lots.
To American Casting company, OF
Birmingham, Ala, for cast iron pipes
at following prices per lineal foot: .1
No. Of Feet Size ,a,f, prlce
~ $50 a., %"2 ~ SO $i.9a
I 1870 .. Is q" i aGo. 2;Me
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%Iinnuns Elm bsrtolts 3euanis obltetsn,
tdno man in bieien uno sdbaoIen dnbtren
8ldtttrn u~nerbort,ie @trIeumoungen, unb
bic bon ben 3eiiungtn gsgsH DtutI6Idnb
iuo beutide Qrt betritbtne SsBs fdho BEL
benz Rcuieeldnoer publitum Elm nilbes
edo. 9abet aebs man iid hidt Der 3Gus
i9ung bin, oaB bic nuf Der Ierntn Sios
@iesiniel an~iueIenosn Deutiden nur BON
prolstariot in Der unbsrIdGmteIten @eiIt
b%eldiigt purben, nsiR, grade bic Ioats
ndnnte gebtlbeie &lnFe litb es Ii6 piel'
mebr srit re9t ongsltgtn iein, uRItren
Ranosleuisn bds 2sbsn 70 fduer pie MIR
itgsnb m0gli9 Su MAIDEN. GO oeniiqts btr
trtpdhienen 9eb0lltruns niht, Iih in BE.
fdimpfungeu gssen allies mas .beutkb@
bieb 50 erseben, aud in bic ainbssIstle
mubte bds Gtft nitbrigsn Safes Qttrdus
felt ipsroen. 60 bttIt .. Q. cine Dame
Der yeutsH @eIeliaoIt" sum geHen bes
btlgiidtn Relief 5onbs elm ainberoaritns
fsIt ub, BEL peld.m bieIeIbs Elm .neuts
AinbsrIpiel" in S5sne isbte, peldss
.SdieBt duf ben aoiisr4 genannt fpurbs.
SO pilrOs nift iatptr fallen, I'M Sdnbs
umbrsbsn sdbloit dbnli9e @el6madloIig.
ttiten ~dls5ufibrtn. Rtben emp6renSen
8erItumbungen brd6ten bic Neuletldnber
3situnscH uber aud mond Grs0Bli6ss,
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unb bds Ddren bic arie9sna6ri9ttn.
Nlan ourfte als Deutider nur bic ,Seabs
lines" berIdiesensr 3situngen bon elmer
Rtibe bon 9ageu nebsneinanber 81 legtn,
I'm Wiibs su bdbtn, iid zines 2Ghetns
5u erpebren. Qm britteu Gage etipd pdrtn
bic btutj9en atiben ssbroden. am biers
ten Gage be1auptete Elm beIgiiher Gtnes
raIftdbIer, bob teih beutider GuB burd
8elgitn marIhieren perbe, am f%iinften
Gage mar Der beutlde Artu3er ,gDebeh"
nab eiHem glorreiden Gisge 6er fran36s
flhtn Gtotte BON oi.itr gefupert nnrbsn.
am Isditen Gage ipdfen bic DeutIaeH
i'm Nugsmeinen, am iebsnten bic gdpern
I'm 8eTDnbsren b%tmprdliIiert unb furs
barduT battsn bic beutI6en WdFFtn mad
eirem eforrei6en Siege bes Generals gan
tore Population fit ale 3eittn ~bsrloren.
ats 9iitih fiel, dls 9riiKeI in beuts
I1tn SdRben mar, ais NntlDerpen sl
61Ile fam, ttnb dEs idlisbli6 bic 9tutIden
in 5rdntrsi6 einmariditrien, bate bds
ales bon ItrateoiIden GeFdtspunitsn nos
tirti9 niht has Minbeite sn bebsuten.
g4lieBlid tpurbe fogar bebouptet. baB
8rdn5oItn unb RuTsn bds WetbndbtsFef
1914 ssmtinidm in Berlin feieru tpiirben.
0eIterrei9 3dblle iberbaupt niht mil,
dber bic ReuIteldubtr gldtter tpuBttn ia
rtdt po9l. mas ls ibrem publitum Durs
1eben outittn.
Wit ben pddTenben btatIhen grfoIgen,
bon bensn ldliebli9 aud bic RsuIeeIdnbsr
in ibren 3situngen 5DiIden ben 3eiIen
leftn t%ountcii, fpurbe bic Gage Der 9euts
Iden INNER bsbriidtsr. llnidgIides battsn
hnmsntlid b~ieisniesn 8sutihtn gu Ieiben
- man bate onfdngs niht ale 81
ariegsgtfdngenen gemd6t = bic infolge
beIhrdntler Mittei duf arbeit a~nseipieTtn
marin. Bran belt fe in ReusSelanb fsft,
iepo6 esfpd6rte linen bic Rtsitrune nidt
bic gtringItsu Mlittel gum 2eber, unb cine
Qrbeit irgeno elmer art al finbsn, mar
fir sinsn 9euti9sn b6Iig ousidtslos.
5iirpabr Elm grouenbdftes Msnidenbilb
bietet Der R~euieeIdnber, fpern sr bic sIatts
Mosie bonn 6eTidt stpOrFen bat.
Nm Z. DECEMBER 1914 nnrbt ih nnT
elmer 6drm in Mungere, ndbe gudlanb.
dnf Der Id mid. bur9 bic BsrbdltniIe
gssnunssn, felt aniaa9 ausuit slsiden
Jahres u~uFeebdItsn battle. ols beutlt fer
Gpiou DsrhaFtet nuo nod benz Wilitdrs
aefdnenis auf Sort GtDpnport atbtaht.
Dir 9srunlaH ing 5u mdnsr @srbaIiaus
mar bic EatIads, SCb ih nit sinsr
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SoetBe, SbateIptare burdgslsTen, BIB man
bas asIen enbIt9 dufgab. 9as 8abeu
in Der Ger, bns isbod Der Sais fpegsn
3iemlid QefdhrIih 1T, foipie GiI4fdng nit
angcln bietet einige abiptdsEung. als
bns DeibnadtsftIt 1914 beranriidte, b.
lebten iid bic Minsn Der &riegsgfdnges
men in Der Grpurtung elmer ipiiroigen
Geier. Die 9euIeeIdnber Rsgisrung bate
stnen sfobmiitigsn 4ueenbltd gebabt unb
ben Snternitrten g~tfidttet, i'm Wdlbe einen
Wsibnd6tsbaum 3u fdneiben. Die Sage
gingen fir bic 9sfdngsnsn left in rats
loIsr @orbereitung bdbin. Der GBsSaal
bes 6duIes . - fofern bon tiHem fol-
den bic Rt6e iein fonntt ipurbe init
Reiisrn auTs bette gsf6midt, Der Ser.
gsants Maior bate ffd ba3u bsrabgsIaIs
fen, Gintdufe fir bic Gefangenen, natirs
LID dnF beren &pIeu, In Mudlono al
nladen unb bet Wefbna9tsbdum tpurbt
eeIdmiidt unb NIT Bergen perIeben.
Wlit Der BEN Deutff)en siseuen Bilrbe
tpnrbe Der Meibndhtsdbtnb %beqdn1en:
srnIt unb feierIi9 auf BEN Deihnd6tss
bdtme brduntsn bic aidter, Elm Slid nit
beI9eibensu @sfdenten, bic bic Befanges
nsn Bd gegsnisitig ma6tcn, mar uafs
seItellt tporOtn unD bic Ueier ndbm i6ren
anfnng. Die augen beg taiIsrliben
@OuOerueurs fintsn ii6 NIT 9rGner, aIs
bds 10 pobl betdnnt. WeibnaatsIieo
% GauciiFma" bon stnsm Mdnner6or
brstftimmig %geiungen Durbe. 8ieism
foIgte in lpunbsrpoItm pidniIfimD ,5tiIle
9lodt beilige Ndht". Sobann belt 81.
GrseaenS nit Dor Grrseuna DEFENDER
Stimms cine guipra1e. Sn eIdn5enbsr
MtiIe entpidtIte sr bic Gage, betouenb,
OaB bic arisssssfoneenen ibren teutiasn
Weibndhtsdbenb 10 fern bon Der teuren
9eimot, 70 fern bon ibren 2ieben beaineen,
nnb 70 binssrifsn mar Der Rebntr, bab
ibn in Der Brittle Elm Obnmdhtd6nIi4er
llnfau iiRrraf6te, Der isbO9 bdIb bers
lbsraing. 70 buB sr feline anTprahe nnier
sroBsm 9sifuD 81 gnbe Tiibreu tonHts.
3sin biitsrts Wurt, teia Mort bts Oates
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S4roiflint. elm pddr adnin6sn scI9oIs
fen bate. 3tltitips mterIu6isn mtins
3dIdtn unb bic bdrin bsfinbli6en gdtrp,
men pdrsn Der poliBti Gin 9tptis, bab
i9 mid nit oSHitbibangsn" bel9dfiigt
battle. Drei 3cge perbrn6te id in elmer
ounilen 3tle bsi Hur elmer WabI3eit tdgs
LID. 4ls Der Pro5eB eeaeu MID uls Spiou
niebergeidlagen mar, ipurbt ih nod Wlos
tutIu JsIunb sebrdbt. adpitGn Wintbrop,
Der odmaliss 8ommdnbdRt bon RotuiIu,
fellts mid sunddit Seinsr Gr3sleHS BEN
irisgsgefangeuen idiIerlihtn @oabsrnslr
bon Samoa, Or. Grid S4ulb bor, tpsls
der mid nisbtrum nit Itintn MttgtIdns
genen, BEN 8l5es9 ouperneur @ebtimrdt
bon S%edlenburg unb @%smabIin, Sbsrs
ingenieur Grid, Or. SeFous, Or. Snus
bert, Or. Slant unb anbsrsn boben Be-
dmien bon SGmou, bttunnt madie. au1
mo6te i9 bic BtlduntIddft BON eff aa,
b,tten bes RorboeutI6en 2lohb, boruuter
bic bts Germ BON gotFsl, Sobnes oes
Ieiner3tit btim l~tntergung 6ts alobb,
bdmpfers .glbe" ~eriruntenen adpitdns.
9ieIe 8rabsn bdtten Bel Nd1t unb Nebel
ben i'm SaIsn bon gdoosgago Iisgsnbcn
oes RorobsutI6tn alobb .Gls
fab@ trob bcber Dining In eintm Boot
btrtoHeu, nm nd1 4pia (9eutfH sSamoa)
gu Iegein, no ie iib ben bort gesluubtsn
beutI6en RrisssI9iffen ftslen polttn.
alsin 8eutIdsSomo mar i9Dn In eng'
liI9en Sduhtn unb 10 ipuroen ie bcnn
ssfdnsen gsnOmmen.
Dds glenb unter BEN arisasqefdness
men duf MlOtuibi 1T grpB. Die einsangs
oeihilbtrteR 3uIidnhe, Bobnungss un6
MISUNDERSTANDING tetrtffsub, fnb %
eenib niHt allein, ipsIde Bel ben artegss
esfdnasnsn cine tiefs unb nu9baItigr 9srs
thinning berOorrufen, Dor allen 1T ss
pielmebr bic ert0tenbe MoRotcnie bes @es
fangsnenIagers bic ben @efnngenen libel
mitIpielt unO su beren 8ehe6lng bon ieis
ten Der NenIteldnber 8sb6rben aud nitt
bas @eringIte getdn ipifb. Die fpdrIide
Btbliotet, bic in bic @sFangen19dft mite
Sunsbmen ggJeItna GduIb gsTfatttt
tpurbe unb BE Der taiTerIi6e @puDerueur
in Iiebsnsipiirbigfttr Dtiie Teinen nit
~gsfdngenen our gerfiisuns geftelt bat, bat
riat geniigt, lin anbauernO bebebenb auf
bic Stimmung Der S~nternierten 81 mir
ZEN. MobI fiinfmnt battle man jebes Der
borbdnbensn Bidder, barintsr Sdilsr,
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perie 81. GeiIons, BET Geometer 8feiffer, her
9fIan3er BiQn Snaeonrn, Der RfIdn5er @il1
8or1urot, Der &nnfmnnn Snnfen, 6beTingenieur
9trl9, Der Grbaner Der 6rabtloien Gtntion auf
Samoa. Aae ber geudTinteH Serren Iino 0iis.
nabnsIoS oeutihe Reierpeoiti3iere. Serner iHb
folaenoe 5erren geinn1er: RoIi5eimeiiier 9ain
bon GdfHoa, Elm erpBer 6tinidtger ttIb Sbdd.
ipteler boz benz 2erra; Der Regter1ngSbelute
SeHnie.
Gerfier aabetien BON &aulSfer .GIfab" hes
Rorooentfneu alobb: aurt bon @ueiieI aus
Bremen, SeiH5 Slider aus 9drrIsf, aurt
Ranlfen ans 8remerbabeu, @tlp 9ebHlarT,
Der, @uIter AI65ul, gBiIbelm BON 3atorsii;
Ierlcr bic Serrsn: Griin, Eelegrapbift: bind
fbuB, Wlontenr; Herrb1ro Keller (ebennls
3nntbaus miount g6eIt, Jest WlutuiIn). aubcr'
ssn oeItIlosi iin iEisr be-, gsIarssieH ssE
Guinea.
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g8ie fie Iisen. Sic Mit8Iieber SET
frans6H4n atdbemie, bic nah 5pdnien
gereiF tpdren, tim bort fit bic ed6e
Jrontreids 8u nerben, Finb bon bort mad
guris suriitsete6rt. Ser gbitOIop6 Berg
fDn bate bdun i'm 2reiie ber Itdbentie
iiber ben 8erIauF unb bas grgebnis Der
GeiIe einen 8tridt erItattet, aus benz Der
s8igdrO" tbm folgenOes in ben Ranb
legte:
Der R6ntg bpn Spdnien fat ben
8ertretern oes Snfitnts bon Tranfrein
einen @rnpfdns btreitet, Der teinen 3fpsis
fel iber feline tpdrrnsn 8efIblt fir bic
sd4s Iofen lam, tpel9s bic gerbinbstsu
Fibren.-
9ieTe gebauptung BEG .5isdtos bat
gergIon ober 70 petnli9 beribrt, bag CT
benz a5igdrO" fclssrbe 8sridtisuns Jus
gefdnbt bat:
pNteine gfIi9t III, gu ertidrsn, b1B i)
ni9ts 9srdrtigss bsbanptet babe. So babe
nur oefdet, bab aSnig AIfons XIII. Hrs
einea pOhInoIenbsn gmpfans bsrtitet
bat unb uns bon ben irterenhtsfen ST.
senftdnben untsrbaltsn bat
Mit Gnhern @orien, Der s6tgdro@ Eut
einfa9 benz gbiloiopbsn gergIon cine
n~npabrbeit NIT Der 8ebauptung untera
IdOben, bdB Der RSHis BEN frdnsOFIhen
@slebrten ibsr isine fpormen Gtfible fir
bic Sa9e BET @erbinbsien feinen 3lpeifsI
geldFen babe, unb urn ni9t islbFt Dor benz
aDnig bon Gparien ola aigner ba5us
iebtn, Ftbt 5trr gersTOn T1 9estpungeu,
BEN Figaro bisfs 9tse fur sissns Rstbs
uuns gu loHsh.
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msnn gndle I'M Sdbr 1862 meint, BAG
6eutf6s Doll fei birter Ieintr bohen Ct
ltbrtsnipeIt unsnbIi9 melt suriidgsbIisbeu,
10 pirbe ihH pohf Der leste bsutl9sfruns
s1fIat Rrieg q870-1S71) eines HtHes
rsn beleHrt babsn. Gsitbsm fdgt bic sartse
Bslf, Der bsutIde Sdnlmtiiier bale
sloentIib isns S6Ia&tsu ssI9hssr una
eeronntr.
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AIEN HHVH HA EAANAA
~ Sselanos in @ibtneite bon
uidIanb bic lltiht SnItl Wtotuibi. Den
Riitorsstsn Ransbiiotp, eineH ertoIdensn
Wultdn, ais neili6tn Ro66ar, osr Isin,
mottiss Bizarre @eldll aus ben oIiberns
Den 6lltsn bes Siiltn O5edns bebt, Heat
Dag liebIi4t Gilanb nit ieinen SliDcns
iOalOdtn, ieinen 6arnenbdumen Ieinsm
efinsn 8eqsnIanbs, bds i'm Often bon
sIEsr 5adieen Gslssruppe malsril6 obaes
lot ipirb, bot benz geiaauer tpit Elm Iriebs
ittss, b~tgnaotles Gtiidhcn Grbr. Wenn
o1s Wsibndats5et na6trudt, Oann blIbt
ont Wlotuibi Sslano elm fpunberIdoner
Sdnn - man nsnnt ibn ben Rem 3eas
lamb GHriitmds Srtt", ben QsufQIanoer
Nttbna4tsbuum @ar9 fem %iippiaariis
neg 9ldtterreid Ialdttn bunfeIrpte 8His
t.noolotn, bartbr ipdunt flo in ipeitem
tistblauen 8oeen bas Girmamtnt, burd
oas bic itrablenbe Some ale Wphtrien
bes ei9tss nteotrienoet. cine Tdier bon.
tnosts, srtnJeHlole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Symphonic Der 8drbtn. limb bod aibt e.
lr bisIer epigen 6armonie cine idriu.
3%t1ondn3; menfdli9ts Glenb, iieIes
Gt'ni4Iitts eIsnO. wlan bat daf bitfsm
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Die Srsgsldse.

Snl Sefen., GsSeH StaIiH 8~iideH grut6 nHS sgE
Gol DlGOr a. 8. 6. glurabt.
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S'rtesssefansen auf 2let- See(anO.
Bon S%of anfq demouOm sdeaaeawun af mOhHf sstS.

|. Elm rsissnbes unbtrbi,ntes
@eitl.nt bon Der glatut litgi
gan3 Habe on Der aaitt Rtus
SeeIanbE III Sihtntilt BON
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SIN Mubntg az borItebeiioent slrtifeI biirfte
es iniereiieren,. 5ie glaileH ber ntf Wlotnilu
reiher AT erfa1reu. alf WlotliIn ftrb frtegss
eefdnqefi: Der fniierlide @ouberneir bon
&elIffhsSanoa Or. Grih Ghuib. Der faiierIime
@t5esBunuer1ieAr @ehetnirat bon Iedlenbnrg
mit @enRnhliii, Der Slugennr5t Sr. @lnnb NIT
@erIdhltff, ber Geireidr mldner niii @eiinhltn,
lotpie folaeHoe Serrcn: ResirIsrimter GperliHa,
Or. Gdu6ert, Serfunlter Der &iHeeborefiens
anaelegeHbeiteft, ber Selretir hes fdiierlimcn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-29
Start Offensive in CarpathianS
to Force Withdrawal of
Some of Force March
ing on Bucharest.
FRENCH TROOPS TAKE
HILL NEAR M0NASTlR
MaCkenSen'S Force Sweeping
NorthWard From Danube
Drawing Within Artillery
Range of Capital.
international News service:

international News Service:
BERLIN Cvia SayVille wireless),
Nov. 29.-Russian troops operating
with the Roumanians i'm the car
Uathians have begun "a strong Of
fensive movement IN an effort 10 re-
lieve the pressure OF the German al
lies i'm interior Roumania. The war
office today reported numerous RUS
sian attacks.
The Austro-German armies under
Won Falkenhayn continue their
steady advance across the Walia-
chan plain.
The Roumanians are fleeing east
ward in disorder, the official COM
municaton says.
British forces north of Arras are
becoming active An attack WAS
launched against the German lines
In the midst Of a fog. but IL was re-
pulsed, the war office announced to-
day.
There have been no Important &C.
yelcDmenrs on the eastern front
during the past "a hours. according
TO the official report of the war of
hce today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-29
DEFEAT BULGARS.
national - -

Interna tionGi News Service
PARIS. Nov. 29.-French troops
in Macedonia that captured Hill 80.
1850 near Monastir. have made an
other important capture, stOrming a
height east Of the hill. This success
was announced by the war Office to-
day
East OF the Tcherna the Serbians
captured an eminence northwest of
Grunishte and held it against coun-
ter attacks. Northeast Of Monastir
French zouaves are pursuing the re-
treating Germans and Bulgarians.
Allied troops northwest OF Mon
astir are striving 20 capture Hin No.
1.24S and violent lighting is raging
there. a small advance for the
Italians in the mount-ins around
Creznastent is reported also.
The official statement says tLat
the Germans and Bulgarians have
lost heavily.