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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-19

julius c Jackson Charles G Sasse, Emil
P Grabow and Edward H Albrecht as
sureties was presented and on motion
of Ed Steffi duly passed, bond and sur e
ties were approved.
The bond of The Lucan State Bank
as depository for county funds in the
amount of SIS, 900 with Anton Kramer,
Nels Larsen, Emil Radtke, Foster w
Stevens and Henry Fink as surities
was presented and on motion of Jas P
Gaffney duly passed: bond and sureties
were approved.
The bond of The Security State Bank
of North Redwood as depository for
county funds in the amount Of SlU, 600
! with Francis M Shoemaker, Hermen w
Shoemaker, Herbert A Baldwin, Chas.
Kuenzli and Gotleib Kuenzli as sure ties
was presented and on motion of Jas P
Gaffney duly pass ed; bond and sureties
were approved.
The bond of the Delhi State Bank of
Delhi as depository for county funds
in the amount of Sis, 1000 with Robert
G Rogers, Thomas Mckay, Charles j
Scott, Anton Mertsen and Joseph H
| Bunting as sureties was presented and
on motion of Jas P Gaffney duly passed
bond and sureties were approved.
The bond of the Farmers State Bank
of Belview as depository for county
funds in the amount of $4,000 with
Gustus F Rain, Samuel Sampson,
Refer E Crying, Anton Weidemanr,
Hans Iverson, Frederick Henrick Aid
rich, Swan F Peterson and VIM Mack
as sureties was presented and on mo-
ton of Jas P Gaffney duly passed, bond
and sureties were approved.
The bond of The Farmers State Bank
of Sanborn as depository for county
funds in the amount of SIS, 600 with the
American Surety Company of New
York as surety was presented and on
motion of John Arends duly passed,
bond and sureties were approved.
The following bills were allowed:
A D McRae, file lien on judicial
ditch No IL 1880
John = Meyer, assistant engineers
fees on Co ditch No9 625
Geo E Thorn, same 1000
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-19

did
imadeh
Redwood Falls Mimi, January
within and for the
hands, the
follows
Redwood Falls
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-19


-.
State of
of Morgan
of Wabasso 172997
Banko
Bank
Banko
Bank l774N
STATED anko of Revere
State Bank of 2O934
of Seaforth 1,8103
StateB Of Redwood Falls 23,27710
Mlroy LISA
of Wanda 1902
State Of emen
Farm and
Bank 800 IS
Security of North Redwood 2,141.64
Delhi Bank 1,O56 80
State Bank of Bevew 1851 %
Farmers Banko of Sanborn $685. 81
Cash and cash items in office
recen not charged
alance..
with the balance
audit
LIP. H. M AUNE
County Auditor JAS r GAFFNEY.
Courtu BOARD of Redwood County, Minnesota.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-15

mcbert syranisn an San Wareo .,
u g. M., $1,000.
Samss 6. gsdsr an golun.ter g,
|u. 3. Co., $4,000.
Sulia u. aisrnaR an NarD
Wtgratb, $1400.
glnna Serron an Wariaip 9ipe. g.
u.2. Co., 500.
Bertha SSubinsii an gosppsratips
SmprOpsment Co., $500.
9etiiete Sppctbtten.
GliSa Sbaip an Nsipiofpn 3. II. 6.
U. Co., 5000.
effie 8. Sboiipsl on @eorss Snss
tesp, $s13.50.
Do. an g. y. 5elm, $215.
gli3abetb Wtibner all stinbsl ape.
6. II. 3. Co.. $1400.
Charles Slump an Big 6our .. u.
g. Co., $2850.
u. 30. grud on 2ibsral 8 u. ..
Co.. $4,000.
Caroline GraHeI an Cecilia Wsfh.
1900.
0liper 9. WdIfsr an Columbia 9.
II. 8. u. Co., $500.
2tuauit 9. Mspsrs an Grnit Sias
tion g. II. 3. g., $500.
Mdrtin Wlad an 7. Warb 8. II. 3.
Co., $1,000.
0sorge 6. 5orbes oil college 9ill
g. II. .. Co., $1,000.
Miniam s.. Merebitb an gorrbDill.
9. Il. g. &C., $1,000.
Gmiln W. 9erning on Queen gitn
Supinas 3. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Mills s. Sarper an lluitp .. u.
9. Co., $2500.
Semi. R. SislB an Winis 6. Sar.
per, $3.50.
aoura Roiberi on 4brnbdle II. g.
9. II. 9. Co., $500.
@uItap s. Resih an Soutbibe g.
II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Dapio 6. 9osling on College SiI
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
5fOra Msper an SObn Sarimau.
$3.50.
SOispb aeipis an Soutbern Obio
Sapings gant Co.. $500.
s5rsberid 6. Dilfon an anbD
Steiuman, $1,000.
SuIia u. Sherman an Sobn q.
atllp. $1,000.
Wm. 8. Barrier on 8. M. RuliiOn,
$201.25.
sbomas 8. aeabb an 9opsrnment
9. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
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GrmuSeisentlum SypOtbeien.
Cincinnati, IA. 9lpril.


Stnrp 9. SgiIter an paul 5. Weibs
ner. Got 2 in SbompfOn unD
Sbompion's 5tusiter uutsrabtbeiluus
in Jairmpunt, (Stsuer SOC; 81.
Spispb grintmann an Spi.ph
Wabsr, 30 Sub sutlane Der Siibisite
Der 8. unb 81. Gilenbabn in Ribers
iibe, (Steusr 81; 81.
Sobn 6. syiBpatrid an Sofepb 3.
Oerbes, apt So in Rorib 5airmount
SmprppementGO. unterabtbeiIune, 81.
Gbarles guebIsr an Sacob U. Bell
man, II Older 2dnb in Seftiou 18
in Green Sotpnibip, ST..
Sacob U. 8s1maun ar Spi9ua q.
Saplor, unssfdbr "a ader aanb in
Sefiion 18 in Green Somnfbip,
(Sisuer $2); 81.
Soibua 9. saplpr an Sacob q.
9eaman, 3 Sabre pa&t bonn 7.
qpril 1916, auf basielbe aanb, Sdbrs
Iids Wietbs $12O NIT 4ntaufspripie
lesium fir $4,000.
Wiuiam g. Stsarns an Wscia g.
Stsusns. 12 Cots in GiIep's 5fpsiier
llnterabtb.iIunq pom ReHfelaer papl,
(Steusr SOC; 81.
George W. Norris on Sarab u.
W.aper, 80 Bel 150 Gub an Der Rorbs
felt. Der SarrifOn 9lpenue in Gets
tion 80 in IliIcreet Sotpnf6ip,
(Steusr $2); 81.
alnna 3. GalOtpeG an Winiam o.
Ileganber u. Inb., A BEL 80 Tub
on Der Deitisits Der Sosaer Strabe
in GumminsOiue, (Steuer SOC; 81.
5. 9eHrp Denftrup an bic Wenfirup
peerIeb Surass Co., pa9tanueifuns
auf eissntbum belannt oIs 2713-
2717 Wopb6urn Mpenue, 81.
Warn Wlesrue Durren u. 2lnb. an
Diliam 70. Ramfsp, 33 BEL SO CUB
an Der RDrbieits Der 5. Strabe, 81
CUB tpeftli6 Der Sobn Strabe.
(Steuer $2); 81.
WilIiam aIaufine an Sofn inb
3ena Zimmerman, 80 bei 156 Sub
an Der Rorbfsits Der Silba 9lbenue in
GbsDiot. (Steusr $4); 81.
Ropmonb pslaer an Ssear g. syis
iber. 80 bei $50 5uB an Der Rorb<
feite Der 9rnnb Diita 9lbenus, 282
Sub bon Der wiontsomerp Roob,
(Steuer sly; $500.
George 5. Burg an George ).
Burg, 10 older aanb in Gettion 18
in SpcdmOr. 9oipnfbip, (Steuer
Soc; $3.50.
Nlice 9. gertins u. Mnb. an 6drrp
6. 8urf, Elm ungetheiltes Sntereifs tn
Ibeil BON Got 81 Der Driginal.ltns
tssaStb eiluHQ BON 6oxrtirus D. 5000.
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Oas mar Elm @esiidell Sober
ipouts bas Wunber feben, che mans
elaubte. Die Saulfinber umftanben
in Der JreiDiertelitunbe bas grab Der
olten SillesWt0e urb tonnten taurl
bos 9lnidlagen Der 8etelode eripo-s
ten, bic ibnen ben G9lub Der StuIs
pertiinoete. I'm babeim gu erddblsH,
iras lie geIeben.
2(uf giiiinss pIaabs tpubte man
orn ni6ts. aned)te unb Uldgbe buts
ten pislIei9t bic Neuistsit eeb0rt, iie
absr bod i'm 9auie nidt beIpro4en.
Tem Sage, an ipeldem man 5uerii
Ssn 9snfiiein uuf BEN @rdbe Der
aiinitlsrn eeIeben. fol9te Elm Spnntas.
Ssntjes2lnna Wi6e tpollte nit ben ains
bern in bic Stride osben unb i6ritt
sipiIden @erbarb unb Glste. Gebtere
irar itill unb einiilbis, ibr lag isit &C.
fern stipas febr i9ipsr auf benz Sers
gen, unb ale 8ernunftsriinoe lparen
ni9t i'm itanbe, bic llnrube unb 9lneit
Su beieitisen, pon ipel6en lie iib ipie
ppn elmer S9uIb hbriidt fiiblte.
llnb bod mar lie feines llnrshtsS
ii9 beipubt. Dor etipa brei Wo6en
bate iie ibrsn einunbspan5isiten Ges
burtstag eefeiert. Gerbaro bei3entte
fie nit elmer Sun,me 9elbes gu elmer
@eIangbuhtai9e nit iiIbernem gissl.
osn bsmisIben 9tahgenbIid, aIs lie bic
Solbitiide in Gmpfdna senommen, tpar
ibr Elm GeDante bur9 ben Sinn g.s
fabren.
.Mub i6 mir einen anippbeutsl
tafiir toufen, @srbdroa" bate lie ges
frast, na9osm iie ibm fir bas reihe
@ei6snt eeounft.
.Wiait Su nidt2" lautete bic @ss
genfraee.
Sein geiidt bate einen uns
freunbIiden 2lusbrud ansenommen.
Gr ba6te ibr cine srobe Jrsiloe 81
tereitsn, uno nun
.gruu9it Su fOnit GeIbg" fiiSie
er bin5u.
.Nsin, @srbarb, i6 brau9e is:n
@elb. 0u stbit mir 10 pisl, bdb ~
mid bsinabe i9dme, allies Don Dir 5ll
nebmen, ipabr.nb id ni9ts, gar nihts
fir Did tbhn tann."
Sie bate idon abbreten ipollen, IN
ibren qlueen f4immerte es feuht, iie
lam fit islbit unbeffeioen Dor. Ger
barb ab.r legte ieinsu glrm nm ibrsn
Gals unb tiiBte iie ter5baTt niif oeil
WllnD.
.0u bummss @itt CDtdoderD, ba
aebt's bod ni6t mad. sS6 babe Gel9
senus, nimms MIR rubig, braudli
Dir pabrIih tsin Gepihen Daraus 81
MAIDEN"
,sSb mD6te aber tetnen anippbeus
tel oaFiir tolrfen,1 idsie iis, urltsr
sbranen lG6sln5. Sd brauh bob
eieentli6 teineu unt tam Sonnta9s
mein Sefansbuh IN Die 5anb nehmen.
Sic rebsn 70 f6on immer uHb itob:n
iid an, fpenn i3 in eiHem guten Rod
poriibereehe"
(6oriietuns folst.)
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Sie tObte Srieoriditabt.
Bon @ubOIf 5rant Gm 5eIOs).

.SOte Grieorititubt2" b5r i6 ben
gerIiner 2sier frassn. Mlenib iibers
trsib' blob mid! s3pii9sn Weibsus
oamm uno seipaig.r tut iib INNER
nod 10 allsrbaub. Sang 10 Iebenssss
fdbrlf9 Die i'm Jrisbsn 1T ia Das @es
tiiumel niht mebr, dber es Idnet.
WirtIih, es Ianst. 5ot2 aonHie jIf
Sdpas ieinsn bef.ren SdninbeI .rfins
rsH2 Sbsr tam bic Gnte bon Reuter?"
- Riht Don Rsuier unb Hi9t bon
Sopas; i'd babe bic tote 6risbri6itabt
itlbit eeIebtn: menIhenleer lag iie od,
bic GeniterbObIsn grauiig ODE, bic boz
ben 8oeenldmpen dusgebrannt nit
serrifenen Drdbtsn auf ben eisgldtten
Struben. War ss Der 9llpbrud tinbis
iheR 4ugitiraumsa Gin DuHi@ges
bilbs fsinbIiher Wd3tea Hi6ts
Don aIsbem. Dtnn Die Jrisbrihitabt.
bic id jab, lag nidt an Der Gprse,
ipnbern inter benz srdusn 5immeI
GurIonbs: Jrisbri6iiabt Il. o., mas
10 pisl ipis .an Der Dina" bsibt. obsr
meinetbaIben au9 tpis .aubsr Dienit"; /;
benn ibren Dknit als Staot perri9tet
lie hnait nidt m.br. Die JroHtIinis
6at iis ME Elm gfsil burdbobrt. Sbr
2sihnam liegt totsnitarr unter eiiigem
gabrtuh.
Wertlpiirbig, ipds 70 Elm Rame
tbut! Wir batten uns aaeiammt ets
mas iibertriebsne @oritelungen bon
bieiem Srt gsHu6t. Sm linierbes
pubtisin ipuiten ebeH INNER nod
ainbsniaiino, asmpinstp unb ionitige
Geniiiie Der 8erliner Jriebriaitdot.
mir riiien uns nm bic Grlaubnis, in
Die Don ruFii4en Snfnnierietugtln
burhiummte Siabt bineinreiien gu
biirf.n. 60 cine 4rt nihtliden Buns
nsls i6ipeb.s uus DOR. Die 3urilds
blsibsnbtn ibriskn uus i6re Wits
brinspiinihe auf 3etiel uno saben
uns obsnbrein stnen S9litten nit,
bamit mir bic Wense Der eriparteten
Sitter bequsm in uniere Wolfsidluht
brins.n tSnnten. .auf ins WetrOpol!-
risf uns mod elmer gum 4bfdieb su,
uub bann gins's IN rai9em Srab in
bk Jfudi binefn.
RubIan6 lit 70 redt Elm 2dnb fir
S9Iitten unb Rob, I'M Sonimsr cine
Reit>, I'M Minter eine S9littenbabn-
Der GubsGngtr perfintt js na4 Der
Sdbrss5eit in Ganp, S4lamm cber
Sdnes. Wlan perffebt, bab bierjlf<
lanbs auf Wtstperbeiieruns fein
Wertb gslegt fpirb. RubInnbs better
Mesebnumeifter 1T Der Winier. llnier
S6liiten ftiebt bsrrIi9 iiber bic sldtie
Babn. Stnb bns fpirfli9 nod bic
ldbmenpsn Sanbpsge, bic taiijenbmal
serfpiinfdisn Gampfitraben BON
SpGtiommer iinb BON 9erbit? Die
5ufs urfsrer tenptramentpoIlsn @eus
iepf.rb1en fd1I1gen aus BEN Gts
Gnier. galb finb mir bd. Q(bsr bic
enttduf4ung bic iinnusblsiblide-
aud. 9enn BE Stdbt TT ein langaes
sosenes ruFifdes gropin5neft. piel,
lsiht nod sinf6rmiger uls anbere. mil
fdapdden 9upeijtn beutifsilnIdnbis
ffxr 1bdtiateit. Sic BspSlttraHg 1T
ldngIt eniflohsn pber sntftrnt. gfuf
asH jhumtn GtyGtsY iusttzhziidsn
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Granbeieens6mms ilebertrasnunen
9eeu eineetragem

Ne elH U u.
Grant Wsarts an Soutbsrn Dbio
6. u. 3. Co., $500.
Sofepb Wsper an Sofep5 grinis
man, $3.50.
90. q. Collins on golsrain Q. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
Glisa6stb Weibnsr an prite Sil
Po. 2 3. IL. 6. Co., $14O0.
Spbn Zimmerman an GbsDiot 9.
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
@eorge 5. Burg an peoples .. u.
6. u. Co., $1,000.
@sprgs 6. 5orbss an college Din
6. u. .. Co., $500.
Snloa Seibsn an eagle g. II. 8.
a., $1,000.
glnna M. Diuboff an bo., $4,000.
Bert. MeIbbOnstb ON 2enrp s.
grnnina $205O.
ssiuis Sbomas on Bon IcH q. v,
6. Co. $500.
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aanasr @bf6ieb.

Sci ni6t b6s, bab i4 bisie gsadt
nttt na9 Saufe getommen bin, lisbes
Beib6en! 9u tpsibt, elm &ollsge bat
@bf6ieb ssnOmmen, unb ben babsn
mir sur gabn begleitet!" = per
pollte bod geftern Ra4mittos f6on
fabren9" = ,@etpib! 9lber Dor elmer
Stunbe 1T er erf tpesgetommen (.
mir ba5en fiinf MaI ben 3ag oers
fGumt."
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@1Hdti6 G che

sd besretfe nidt, ipie man iein.
@be5erpiirfniffe 70 por uller 2tugeu
ausfe6ten tamil Meine Srau unb i9
leben nun ffon balb fiinfunb5pan5i3
Sabre fpie SuHb unb Rass - aber
boa .tpiffeu 6lok mir nsioels
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! MS .gdiifieI sum &eraen- bert
81 her Gietri@ bes Ses,HeId.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04
WHITING.

William Naylor and family have
moved to Middlebury
Mr., and Mrs. James Warner of Win
sted, Conn, were recent guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, G, T, Mason. Mrs.
Mason accompanied them home for a
visit.
Thad Denton and family of Brandon
have been guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Denton.
Mrs. William Ellis, widow of the late
William Ellis of Salisbury, died July 80,
at the home of her son, E. w. Baker,
She would have been ninety-three years
of age the last of August and has been
in good health until the past two years,
She was confined to the bed about four
weeks and has been given the best of
care by her son and his wife, with whom
she has lived since the death of her hus-
band. Beside this son, E. w. Baker of
this place, she has two hers, Fred NJ.
Baker of Denver. Col, and Eugene
Pierce of Middlebury, The funeral was
largely attended at the house, Rev.
Knapp officiating The burial was in
Whiting cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04

days since to stay the remainder of the
summer with Mrs. A. W. Bingham as
governess Of her daughter, Jessica.
G. 7. Dimmock and Burton Dimmock,
Mrs H. E, Tay lor, Miss Katharine Girls
void and Mrs. L. e. Drolette went by
auto to Brandon on Wednesday. They
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II,
NJ. Perry that day.
Miss Cutler of Burlington has been
a recent guest Of Mrs j. Drolette.
Miss Rena Bessette of Whiting is the
new central girl. Miss Della Gregore,
who has proved quite efficient and made
many friends, having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cook and two
children of Proctor recently visited her
parents, Mr., and Mrs C. j. Lowell.
Mr., and Mrs. c. j, Lowell, Mr., and
Mrs. Elmer Cook and Harry Lowell
motored to Bristol last Sunday to call on
friends.
Lucian Bingham injured his left hand
quite badly in the cogs of the wheel OF a
reaper on Tuesday.
Miss Katharine Griswold was the guest
of her nephew, Carl Barker of Leicester,
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04
WEST CORNWALL.

A cooler wave came early in the week
Miss Flora Grswold is spending the
week in Leicester with her cousin, Carl
Barker, and family.
George Young of Forestdale came on
Tuesday to visit his daughter at F, s.
Haskell's.
Mrs. Isabel Oaks went to Orwell on
Tuesday, where she expects to spend
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt and son,
Reginald, spent Sunday at L. DeWitt's.
Miss Irene Sird has returned from Or
well, where she visited relatives.
Mrs. M. o, Field was in Shoreham
early in the week.
Misses Martha Maynard and Harriet
Bliss of Burlington are at Maynard Cot
tage,"
Miss Nettie Morris of Burlington is at
o. A. Fields.
Miss Faller of New York came few
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04
OLD HOME WEEK IN WHITING
HAM.

Old Home week will be celebrated in
Nottingham August IA to- August 20.
There will be free exhibition of encient
relics and of the occupations of the old
days and of the present time. A
good program of sports has been ar
ranged for both land and water.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04
RUTLAND.

The Fair expects record week
September 4-5-6-7-8, 100000 in
trotting, pacing and running races will
bring to Rutland a great bunch of race
horses. Adv, 81 tt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-04

For mild easy action of the bowels,
try Doan's regulets, a modern laxative
25c. at all stores.
, 1916-08-30

according to q wireless message receiv-
ed from Rome to-day. Several Greek
Generals have refused TO obey The orders to
eyacuate eastern Macedonia before the Bull
gurian advance, the despatch said. Instead
of retiring, they have prepared to defend the
eastern Macedonian forts. The Greek Gov
eminent is said to have laid this information
before Germany, adding that public indigna-
ton over the invasion has increased to such
al extent, that The Government is DO longer
master of the situation. Upon receipt of this
infoI nation, Germany ordered the Bulgarian
withdrawal, it was stated. The Rome report
thus far is not conf' med from any other
son,ce, though it is a tact that only in East
ern Mace dcnia have the Bulgariaps contin-
uod their advance in the past 48 hours.
Alter advancing nearly 80 miles into Greek
territory and occupying kastoria the Bulga-
sian right wing made DO further progress.
Official dispatches from the German, French
and British War Offices attributed this halt
to the stubborn Serbian resistance. The
latest Athens dispatches apparently contra
dict the Rome report, stating that the Greeks
are evacuating the region around the city of
Ceres upder orders from the Greek Govern
ment.
Amste, dam, Aug. 25th-A Vienna despatch
SAYS that the Austrian Cabinet Council was
ID session all day WEDNESDAY. Ahe Couhcll
met at 10 O'Clock in the morning and did not
adjourn until 9 in the evening. The Pre-
mier, Count Kali Stuorgkk, presideo, and
all of the Ministers were present.
London, Aug. 25th-Hs Majesty the
King approved the design for a cape badge
which the West India contingent committee
intend presenting to be officers and non
commissioned officers Of the British West
Indies regiment.
London, Aug. 26tl-Excellent results have
been received by the national committee
for the relief of Belgium rs the result OF
their appeal 10 the school-children from
Guiana and Antigua, and it is hoped that
when the results are received from The other
West Indian islands they may be the same.
st. Thomas, August 25th.-Porto Rico
landlines rest OF ed to all places except Salinas,
Guayamo, Arroyo, Maunabo, Yaoucoa and
Patillas.
, 1916-08-30
Censored at Jamaica.)

Athens, Aug. 26th.-The present politi-
cal and military situation, says the "Patrls"
has resulted 10 an exchange OF views among
the Entente Powers regarding the attitude
to be taken towards Greece. 1t is ques-
toned by Entente d~iplomatists, the news
paper states, whether the measures agreed
10 by Greece i'll response to the demands
of the Allies including rehabilitation OF the
army aud a Government Offering all neces-
eary guarantees for benevolent neutrality,
are now sufficient in view OF the new stu
atiCn.
Salonica, Aug. 26th-A large popular meet
ing was held here last night to protest against
the occupation of Greek territory by Bulga-
rians. Ii was followed by a demonstration for
M. Venizelos and the singing OF the national
hymn. The crowd then MAJ ched 10 the
Headquarters of General Serial, he En-
tente commander, and sang the "Murseil-
laise". A formal protest against the Bulga-
rian occupation was drawn up aud left
with the Project of Police.
Paris, August 26tb.-German attacks on
the Somme and Verdun fronts last night
were REFUSED. The German attack ON the
Somme was made at Hill 121 near the town
of Maurepas, recently captured by the French.
On the Verdun front east of the Meuse The
Germans attacked by the French line near
Fleuiy, and Thlaumont, after heavy bona
b ldment, but were unable to make an
advance. Aerial engagements occurred
along the front. Three German %aeropianes
were shot down in the Somme sector, one
near Grafton and another on the Verdun
front. Six others were damaged and two
German captive balloons were destroyed.
Paris, August 26th.-Atter an intense
bombardment last night the Germans launch
cd an infantry attack west of Tahure in the
Champagne. They penetrated the French
position, the War Office announced today,
but subsequently were expelled.
London, August 26th.-Blitish aeroplanes
have made another dash over Belgium, on
this occasion penetrating TO the vicinity of
Namur, SO miles southeast of Brussels,
aud bombarding German airship sheds.
One aeroplane is missing. An official
announcement of these corporations was
issued here to-day. as follows: Early
Friday morning an attack was carried
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that they are both positively skinny.
Emma Carus weighs 1l9 pounds and
Marie Nordstrom weighs exactly 100.
People who have known them all
their lives would not know them on
the street
Emma Carus is hitting her old
stride, She is singing a song that
suits her or course. it is about the
Irish The title is whats the Mat
ter With the Irish" and Jack Glogau
wrote the music. One can imagine
ten old Emma Carus walk when she
comes to the lines Though their
fight for Home Rule seems in vain.
You can bet your life they'll try
again They're getting better every
day.
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AN ATTRACTIVE FIVE ROOM, FRAME, SLATE
ROOE DWELLING.

Finished in hardwood throughout. hardwood
floors, large communicating living room and dining
room kitchen. pantry, two bed rooms and bath
basement. large front porch, back porch good well
Of water, cement walks. Price and terms on app-
cation.
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Leo Marsh, who writes snappy
column about the vouleyardiers for
the Morning Telegraph, has young
friend who is very literary. In fact
SO much so that he practically slaves
to grind out his masterpieces He
bemoans the fact that his manu-
scripts come back so quickly. He has
been sending them to the Saturday
Evening Post in Phlladelphia-and
they come tipping back so fast it
makes him dizzy.
The other day he met Marsh who
asked him how he was getting along.
"Rotton" he said. Why now they're
intercepting my manuscripts at Jer-
sey City and firing them back to
me-"
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Don't Overlook the three
homes advertised below,
They are worth the money.
BUNGALOW.

Five rooms. bath, pantry, large basement, large
front porch back porch lattced. and sleeping bal
cony. This bungalow Is practically new and is
built throughout Of the very best material The
downstairs, including large living room, dining
room and kitchen all have polished oak floors; Nv
ing room and dining room both have cabinet man
tells and can be thrown together with double slid
doors stairway in kitchen to basement. The up
upstairs has two large bedrooms and bath, four
large wardrobes, doorway from either bedroom
to sleeping balcony, situated on lot 40X80
feet. This Ia some home and would have to be
seen to be appreciated Price $500. $3.50 cash,
and the balance on very easy payments.
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Gordon Ross is an artist He is
about seven feet tall and just as
thin as he is all, He went into the
world building the other afternoon
A new office boy looked him over and
then piped Gee, look at Jim Wool
worth.
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A Columbia graduate convicted in
Boston Of distributing birth-control
literature has been sentenced to three
wears in the house Of correction The
agitators who have been inviting ar
rest in Union Square for a similar
offense can reach Boston from New
York in exactly six hours, But it
seems their desire for rartyrdom
does not extend to that length, AS
a matter Of fact the police have been
90 lenient with them in New York
that ihey have grown insolont They
Ike to be arrested II 1t results in
them breaking into print but If there
is a real sentence attached TO it they
develop into sinking violets and de
clare they were only Joking.
The leader of the birth control
movement has returned to New York
happy as lark She was arrested
in Portland, Ore., and got lot Of.
sweet publicity out OF It.