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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
NIilpm far bas einoen9nrn arena.

Quf bic Bite, einen gagsl fir bds
6inbenbu gsareu3 in 8romberg 3u itifz
ten, BAT Der friibere 8eihstau5Ier f5urit
b. Billion, her Gbreubiirger Der Stabt
gromberg 1T, Dem bortigeu Mdgiitrat
einen 8etrag bon 500 Dart i6erniein
ultb glsid3eitig an ben Sberbiirgermeiiter
bos folatnbe Ghreibtn geridtet: aGebr
geebrter SER GberbiirgermRifer! Sir
Sbr aiitiges Sdreiben idge i'd Sbner
meinsn p~tr6inblifen Cant. Gs 1T mir
cine 5reube. mid als G6renbiirger eShrer
Stabt an Der ben 3fpeden BET ariegspo6l.
fdbrt bienanDen Ndgelung bgs giierHen
Rrtu5es in 8romberg bet1eiligeH 81 ton.
pn. 81 bite Sie in meinem Ramen
einen Ragel in bds &reu3 tin3ufugen
bas bic 8iirger 8rom6erg5 tets an ben
groBen Belbmdrfhaq BON 6nben6urg er.
tuneru Ioa, Der bur4 itine r~u6nboaeu
uub herrlihen Sitge gerabe Dem GIter
unferes gtliebter 8aterlanoes unpergeKer
blti6er mini. Su ausge3eidnetsr Sod.
dftung BIN ih Guer 6o6pobigeboreu En-.
g%ebeniter 6iirft bon Billion"
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ennitare glakreaeI.

papierbanotG4et fpnen pd6renb Der
Grisgs3eit in ben nab Often berfe6renz
ben 9s3iigen an Gte1e Der ~2eiuenbauos
tiiher pernanbt tperben. Die aus benz
fommenben 3iigs fperben betauns
LID Dor ibrsr @ieoereiniteaung in ben
@erfebr boriidtsbalber sntIeu4t, pd6rsnb
bic gebrauhten 6anotitder in bic Bdfnc
nanbern, bier ubet beIpnber8 nab tinsm
umitdnbliden 8erfa6reu bebanbelt tpers
ben muBten. Bel 9apier6anbtidern lift
bic Sadie pefentIih leidter, inbem man
iie etnfan berbrennt. Der Miniiter bat
li9 iibrigens bamit e%inberfdnbeu ertlart.
baB 5anbtider aus 9apieritoff fpdbrenO
bes &rie9es aud in anoeren 8z3ugea
8eripen6ung finben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
oelbenton pun pier VrHpern.

Sin ben 5amilienndhridten Der Qeips
aiger 3eitungen giebt cine trauernoe Wtltz
ter. Jrau BERN. 0pf in 2eip5ig, betannt,
oaB ibre 6eioen iiingittn NIB leBten
5obne, oer qaltnant b. 8. 9tto 8nd anO
Der 9ff3ierss4 Ipirdnt Qlbtrt DDd, ben
5elpentoo fir oas 8attrlanb itarben,
na4oem lire beioen dltertu g69nc 4tFreb
uno eomunb btrsits ouf BEN Geloe Der
Gbre 9efdlm iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
geip5iser I'M 5elOe nnS Orr @ebrmuun
in 6iien.

Ginen a~lGn5en0en Seiptis Der 3reuc
NIB qn6dngIi6teit an pie dIte garHiIou
in Der 9cimatb boben in oieien Sagen
mebrere qeip3iger 9egimeuter gegeber. in
benz fc, Dem qnregen Der ariegsnotb=
iptnOc folqenb, fir bic Ragslung oes
Mebrmaanes in 2eip5ig aus BEN JelD.
Gummen qeienost bdben. bic alls. aud
bod qeQriffene Smdbungen Deit binter
Iid laTIen. Gs oingen Elm pom &. 9. 6.
Qaupftnrm ,Suf. Sri Battalion 30. 6
4f. 644,50, BON Z. Geloartiaerte sReai=
meni SO. n SRI. 740,12, BON Referbee
5nT. Reqt. go. 245 0if. $500. bon Der
10 Observation-Disclosures go. s Mt.
215, 90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
Die baoiscben Leibgrenaoiere.
Die brapen 19oer wankten unc wtcben ntcbt,
Ger anertf bel Aubertpe.

tetnen surd5ulaHtu, pa hattie b1s 8ori
Snbatt. Nian muB bos geb0rt hdbsn
ipeuH 70 Elm einia6er arbeiter ODER FONT
ItiQ3ufrtebener 2anDnirtb utitten i'm &C.
fe6t eirem fr0bli4 3urief; n8urd fomnt
teiner!" @s paren ialpere, fur6ibare
Gage, mar glaubte oft, Is nun nidt msbr
ldnger ertrdgen gu tonnet, aber oeunod:
SD bereue nidt. ie mitcrlebt 5u baben.
DAB Is nit Der oeutfden Sd9e nun nibt
.idtef geben lpir6. tpurbe mir GUT feiten
.@epiBbeit. DAB mir cine tiiftise Qrbeit
geletitct baden, 1T baran 81 erie6en, bdB
uns iotpobl oer 8rigabegenerdl pie audi
Der commandments ptri6nIid ibre Querg
.tennung unb 9ant ausTprdhen."
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etep6anurben fir @rpkmeiir.

Der 0iterreidif6sungarif6e goiIdafter,
Mdrfgraf palaoicini bat benz groBipeIir
bic Q63eiden bss @roBtreu8es bes ct.
Stepbanorbens ii6erreidt. 2(us oieIem
QnlaB beben bic 8ldtter 6trbpr, baB oieTe
Qus3ei4nung gang b~eionOeren Wert babe,
neil fe etnen neuerIiden 8eipeis Der bo6en
Berti@dBung biIbe, pelde Raifer sFrdn,
Soiepb Der apifden SeIterrei8z ungarn
unb Der Siirtet betebeuben @erbinounq
uno Breunbf6dft ent~gegcnbrinqe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
qe6r1sariden nnn rinrm oanbrath.

Bie Qonbrat6 5rei6err b. mirbads
ReiDenburg mitt6silt. 1T Inn cine Rad
ri6t Dou benz frii6tren R~eibenburser
Grefslanbratb Gf6timen 8e~9ierun9srdtb
Or. 9auf aus 3idiitopat a. b. Rama,
8oub. SATAN, pom 30. Geptembtr bieies
3a6res 3asegangea bic folgenOen 8ortz
laut bat. ,8iele 8reuoe mdtte mir She
adrte, Die critic Radri4t, bic t4 aus Der
6eimatb er6irlt. @pn meiner 5rdu til
nod niats bier angetommen. SD bin
qeIuno unb benfe in meiner er3pun9enan
aube oft an meinen liebtn, alteu areis. p"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
airdlihc @6rnra nun Mefnaenrn

Sine iinnise Sprung BAT bic Moabitcr
5eiIigsgetTts @emeinOe ibreH fir Oaa
9dterlano eefaasnm 0eloen bargebradt
5eOem ~ein3eluen Der 8sfallenen bat fl
einen 2orbeerfran8 8enibmet, Der ben
Namen unb ben 3obesta9 trdgt. Dill
ardn3s bdn9sn. 3u eirer aei6e pereinigt
i'm RiraeuT9iffe nebtn chamber uno um-
rabmen biefes in nitoieer @eiie. Gpdter
1oasn bic Ramm auf elmer Gbrentafel
aufbepa6rt perben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
@euc 6nnbertmnrfiheine

Die i'm Sabre 1911 8ur 4usgdbt gea
langttn neuen 8etasbantnoteu 81 100
Mart nuroen in ben areiien pes 9unotls
unb Der SnDuitrie tpegen ibres 81 srobm
5ormdtes beapIanoet. Die aeidsbant
enti6loB ii9 baber benz Gntpurf eines
neuen Mlooeas ndbcr 81 treten. Die @Ors
ar6titen fir ben Druid Der net1en Saetnt
fn6. bereits in Qngriff eenommen, iobab
in abiebbarer Set bic eriten ShsiHe .3ur
9lusgabe gelaugM perbeu. Dds nett
mo6ea beriidfdtist bic Diiuide mad
elmer tleinereu Qote, g Feblt infolge btfa
bh Mlonge, bic bag 5prmat Der 5uleBt
eusssgsbsueu Gaehie Derer0Bert bat,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-06
.3i1iide @d6ert6atsn,
Des Kaiiers DanF.
Cine a6mciluus enhIcrb bic 6is sum
lettcn Nanu fiel.

Safer Wilbelm bat fnl9tnoes Ttlcs
grdmm All SOuts 6riebri1 GusuIt 9cs
fonbt:
.9ei mcinem Gcutigcn 9efu6 an Der
5ront fab i4 has @eHctdltommanbo tlub
Ibeile oeines 5rp0IItsn Heierosiorps. IS
gereiht mir 3u GROCER 6reuoc, Dir mit3us
tbtileH, paB dlles, ipds i) Dpn bieIen
aorps, pel6es felt picIen 3dgsn in ben
i6perlten admpfen itcbt, borte dnb FAB,
mir ben dlIerbelten ginbrud mddtt.
&Dnig 5riebri9 QuguIt bat pdrauf an
16. Sftober an ben tpmanbirenoen
General bes 70. Reitrpetprps, @enerul
Der 4rtilerie BON air9bddb i'm @inblid
alf bic aus Dem 6elDe esmeloeten Grs
foIge BON 3beiler res %genannten gDrps
lei Quberipe na4tcbmoes Eekerdmm
9sti@tet;
.9ld6 ben tdngpierigeu segtn cine
mebrfade llebermadt sefiibrten &Impfsn
6aben einigc S%ruppentbeile Sbres Sorps
ben 8tpeis etbruht, bnB ie ben often
IOffmItpseiit iid beipabrt baben. SD be-
slidpiinIde bic 3ruppen gu benz idDnen
@rfolge Der GdubetunG oes Gran8ofene
neites Bel Quberipe un6 Tpreae .1nen
meinm pdtmTten Cant aus. Soft belize
pciter! g. 30. Der 4uiier bat beute Elm
ebr a|nertcnnenoes 1elegrdmm iiber ods
aorps an mid seridtet."
8tilpiele gdn5 berDprrd8snber Iapferz
felt Iino BON ben idditi4en 3ruppen in
ben lebttu I4peren &dmpfen + Der
/ Champagne gegeben pprben. 06ne bier
~ein3etne 1ruppentbeile gu nennen, ioa
nar folgenoes beriatet tperbeu: 3 elmer
8atterie tparen bic 5ran5oieH i'm
Gturmaugriff bereits Biz an bic Sc
Idibe 6eran9etommsn. 3ooesmut4is
ging Der 8atterieFi6rer nit fcinen
MannInafttn gum @egenangt init
Sdnbgranaten i6er, Bis i'm ieIbif cine
Feiabli6c augel SUI 9oben Itredte. Gin
3ug zines Rsftrpe Snfantetie Regie
meuts fGinpftt buhitdblt6 big gum lebttn
at6em3ug. Cine u%m5ingelung bes 6eins
bes 6rd6te Inn ppn alien Stiten Sob
un6 Beroerben. ulteridutterltd) dbet 9ielt
Der 3ug i'm f8perftm 5euer, Maun ani
Mann fiel ben feinbli6en geihofen gum
Opfer unb nur Elm tleirer Reit tonrte
our9 b~erbeiaeboIte 9ilfstrdfte gerettet
nerben. Go[ae Ru6mestbdtcn Der
Ga61en baben and bic pohIOqoieRtt
allerbohite Qnsrtennung gefunnet. 4ls
her Safer bas IL, GeIsrDetorps Nfu9te.
iparen ais @a6r3ef4en bes 9teges oi.
BON ben Sa6Isn in benz i%ogendnnten
5ran3oieuHeite gefangen getommener
6ran3oIen auf BEN Marftplase orfgez
ifeat unb Der oberite &riegsberr 3oltt
ben 6rapeu 3ruppen fir ibrt porbito=
life 1apferteit rei6es COB,
gsre8tigter Stol3, 10 i4reibt biz
.5GhfIde Gtadts3eitung" 6ier3u, fam
alfo immer ppn nerem uufere 8rnIt err
fdaen, tuenu mir folde aunbe erbdIter
bon ben anbergdnglifen 6e%lbentbateu bel
G6bne unieres geliebten 9aterlanbeS aui
blutisem S6IadtfeIOe.
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Ger 9anf Der Qniierin.

Gem 6a~uptppritanoe Ots gatertdn6is
i6en 8rdueus9e rein8 9ing auf itin an BIZ
adiierin geri4tetts @liidnuni aidreiber
gum @eburtstd9e indebtedness 5ele.
granm 3u: Sir bic ber3liden @unidt
az meinsm @eburtstag unb bag frtrrb.
ltfe Gebenten Der 8erlobung msines
iingTten Snbuss, beg prin3en Soadlim
innigm 9dnt. 9as mir ais @eburt5a
tags9d6e bdrsebradte Gbft unb BIZ
Gru6tidfte Re1me i'd germ entgegeu IN Del
6offnung, baB ie u%nieren 9fIOentdmpferr
i'm Geloe uRb in ben 2a3atstten Grquita
flung unb 9iH0erung briugfn perDen
Qaen, bic 81 bieler rsi6en @ammlunG
beigetraet5 anFri4tigen 8ant."
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Midnrh strnnh nnd Mnmanien

@eueral<N ID ftoirettot Or. Ridart
StrauB er6ieIt bic @inlabung, in biefer
8inter 3pei groBe 8on5erte in 8ufdrei
81 leiten, 8a8 8e3ei9nenOe an Siefet
Ginlaoung 6eItebt BARN, baB bic 8eran.
taIter ausOriidli3 beroorbobeu, pie politi.
f4en greigniFe {o1ten ben 6sutIaen Mei.
fer ni6t abbolteH, benz &ufe JoIge 81
mleiiten, oa a6erna in gutareit bic feitt
l%Ieber3euqung bic u~nbeOiugte 3nberiitt
hrr19e. bdB Rumdnien ooIe Qeltralitdt
betpd6ren peroe.
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etrense 3udt.

Quf 9erdnlafung beg Miniiterium8
bes Snneren 1T fir bic Stabt 5rei6urg
ourd ortppli3ctlift @orT4rift beitimmt
poroen, baB Iib mad 7 tbr abeHos ius
9enolitbe geri9nen Hitt mebr ALIEN auf
GtraBen unb gIdBeu alfbaIten Oiirfen.
BET 3utpicerGanoIungen perben bic S6uls
timber nit Shultrafeu, bic i6uIbigsH
@ltern, bic lire &inber o6ne aufii9t bers
umitreiFea lafeu, nit emPfnoliden @eIbs
Itrafeu 6elegt.
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ser6en IN ruiTiden nniiurmen.

8er Better 2lobo meIoet aus Gofiu:
Sci ben admpfeH nm &nia5sDae erblits
ten bic 9uIgaren plobli4 Dor ii6 ruIfide
Iuiformeu. Die GpIoaten ftubten 5us
nddit, brangen bann absr unter oan Rui:
.Gs ee6t ums 8dttrIanb!l" eesen bic
Rufen por. Spdter iteltt iid heraus.
BOB Oiefe Gegner in ri hide uniformen
gefIeibete Gerben tpdrsu.
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genteaeidatc in aahrI.

auF oem GrieorihssplaB in Gdiiet IiHo
stp6lF @eidiiBe 3lr 8eiidtisung uufaes
feat. 3tuci oieler 9eidiiBe ~ f6nere
ADMINISTRATION ars 4utfperpeH - Fnb
Ser Gtdot aoiltI 9eihentt iporoen uno
ioaeu bautrno an Giu6sitsoentmnf auf
otm @ilbelms6oYr BIdb als erinnerung
an bic srpb. .5eit 4ufteunns fiuaen.
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N%6pr6nnna bes glpten arenaes.

pie G6nigiu bon @iirttemberga "a bic
mad 8erein6artng Der beiberieitigeu
ariegsminiIterien mad 8euti4lanb entz
lanote Qbprbnung bes ruiiii6 : bdnii6er
Rpten 8rtu3es, bic 3ur 8eli4tigung Der
ruIfI4en 8efaugenenlagsr 3ur3tit in
Stuttgart lpeilt, empFangat. Die QbOros
nunq beitebt aus Der ruiiiiheH 0berin b.
9afenoeg unO Dem bdnilhen Sberit b,
Mplius, Iopie BEN preuBiT4en 9aupt=
mann Rihter uub BEN ipiirttembergii6sn
9duptmann WoIf.
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0~rmcihiamer SeloentOo Opu 3,uiliusS.
bri6ern.

@iHen gsmeidamsn 2ob Ourd eina
uno benielben GfuB zines ruIFi9eu &c.
lhuBes fanben i'm 9ttober bieies Sabrel
bic 3pilingsbriioer Brisbrib mro 8uitut
5rsb aus 4r. 6olanb. Sn einsm 8efedI
bei BEN 3dmpfen I'm ban griitenfopf bor
i6llq cine @rauate bic poritiirmen.
ben 6ttotn uno tottte hiOe 8riiocr.
Bon ben aamtrabtu perotu 8eioc IN
eiuem gtnsinidmtn 8rdbc 5ur Bulk &C.
bettet.
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geran6nnn ppn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Der a&6In. 3tg." pirO aug Grid be-
riatet: Sn 3iiria tpurOer biefer Gage cine
@n3abl ilnger, nod ntft enbgiiltig anges
ltelter poitbedmten berbaftet, oqc WeFts
i4pei5er, gegen lpeIae bic 4ntIa9e erbos
ben 1T, Qiebesgabenienbungen an beutI6e
uno oferretaiife Sol6aten entpeber ni6t
abgeiarot ober gepliinOcrt BIT baden, 8on
ben 8erhaftungen tpuroen feds aufredt
erbalten. Die l%lnteriudung lit i'm @anae.
IS ]eint Der 8epeg9tuno menigtr in 8es
reiherungsfu6t als pieImebr in poIitti6en
8riiuoen, i'm 9die gegen 9eutI4ldnb su
liegen, Der San erregt in Der bieiaen
Seffentlidteit peinIides Quffe6en un6 bic
ocriaorfte 8erurteiIuHg i'm augemeinen.
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aie stnhl. 1HnfpfennintHde

Die neuen 5inipiennigItiide aus Stabl
Iiuo duh in Bremen in ben 3abluugsz
btrttEr eelangt. Gle Iino etspds bidcr als
bic GtdelItiide. itbea oicfen ober irob oes
gcrippteu 3dnoes 70 dbulih, baB re iidl
pbnt llnsutrdglihttitcu benz auoertn
2lsinasLn s~lnfuaen ptreen.
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9ns g~ailhelnrfrrna.

@tuttgart %. 0tt. Wie Der
.Staatsan5eiger" erfdbrt, tit bas neuges
Itiftetc @ilbelmtreu3 bon Dem 90nig ben
Gtadtsmiuitern uuD Dem PrdFoenteu Der
8snerulbirtttionen Der Stdatseiisnbobneu
uub Der goIten uno 1elegrapben perliehtn
nprpen.
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oer eritl mci6lidr NdferIchrlina.

Bel ben geIprthungcu oer gddcrs
sfpanosinmtng tbeilte 0bermeiiier
Shmiot nit, baB IS gebrliuge in bic
Snnung nell eingefdrie6en purben. barr
unter Der erTte peiblide 2ebrltnq, bic
5odter zines 8ddermGIters.
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bic 9trfc in gfacnburs.

Die bon ben Rufen 3erit6rte. ans B
O~rbeus5cit itdmmenoe alte Stride in als
letburg lit iebt geiprenet poroen, i'm ueil
aufge6mlt 31 perben.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18
THE ARKWA

"The Widows Secret" a two-reel Victor drama, will head the bill to- night at the Arkway. John Forrest, a young millionaire, is considered the catch of the season at the fashionable summer resort at which he is stop ping. He is cleverly waylaid daily by scheming young woman of great beauty who goes by the name of Rose Day The girl is an adventures at heart and cares little for John. She has tried consistently all summer to extract proposal from John, but al though John believes that he loves her, something in her manner strikes a false note and he hesitates to de- clare himself. It is we'll that he hes itates, as the girl proves untrue.
 "The Face at the Window the fourth chapter of The Broken Coin, V also will be shown.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18

George P. Carter and George Phil lips, judges: L. B. Pence and w. o Durham, clerks; J. L. McNeese, sher. if.
 Cadron and Second Ward-V. G Craig, c. M. Hancock, c w. A. Will son, judges; Wellington Robbins and Howard Johnston, clerks; B. c. Dou- gan, sheriff.
 Conway, Third Ward-J. H. Bai. ley, w. B. Hubbell and N. B. Nelson judges; Claud Martin and s. E. An. derson, clerks; w. D. Bryant, sheriff
 Pine Mountain-W. NJ. Barley, c A Barley and w. T. Hall, judges John Wright and George Hyatt clerks; Jim Barley, sheriff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18
At The Theatres
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VENTRILOQUIST MINSTREL.

Reynolds ventriloquist minstrel, which will be given tonight at the Grand for the first time, promises to be one of the treats of the season. Mr. Reynolds ability as ventrilo- quist is we'll known here He has just received from the factory com plete set of the latest type figures, made especially for him. They are life size. He and his assistant have spent considerable time rehearsing for tonight's program, and the audi ence may expect something out of the ordinary.
 Meal of the Navy Pathe's serial, will be shown also.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18
NEW BAPTIST PASTOR
 TO HOLD FIRST SERVICE

Rev. l.. M Sipes, the new pastor of the Firsts Baptist church, will de- liver his first sermons in Conway to- morrow at the usual morning and evening hours. The congregation ex- tends an invitation to everyone to come out and hear him.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18
200 ATTEND RALLY
 OF CANNING CLUBS

More than 200 young women of Faulkner county attended a canning club rally yesterday afternoon at the high school, which was conducted by Miss Myrtle Smith, agent for Faulk- ner county, and Miss Ruby Penney son of Little Rock, district agent Addresses of interest were made, and much interest was displayed by the
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-18

young women. The enrolment of the canning club last year was 86, but Miss Smith said she expects the num- Der will be increased to more than 100 this year. Another rally will bs held early in the summer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-20
QUESTION OF PROPER PLACE FOR
PUPILS MEALS UP AT PAR
ENT-TEACHERS' MEETING.

Arrangements for better quarters
for those children who must take their
lunches at school, came up at the Par
ent-Teachers meeting last Thursday.
Mr. Adams advised that the CONNER
clal room in the high school basement
would be moved shortly to the second
floor and this room could then be used
for a lunch room. At the north school
the children will be allowed the use
OF one room for this purpose in the
future. The matter came up through
some of the children using the toilet
room for lunch room as there SEEM
ed to be no other place for them to 60
discussion took place on the ben
tit derived from the music course, and
the opinion here seemed to be one of
entire harmony. Several parents told
OF how their children had been better
ed IN various ways from the musical
instruction received. It was the ex-
pressed hope that the music course
would be continued in the schools.
Mr.. Brick told of the various high
schools in the county now serving hot
lunch at noon. 1t seems that at var
ious places oil stoves, etc., have been
put in and some Of the older children
look after the preparing of cocoa and
other hot drinks.
At Livingston, Cuba City and Patch
Grove lunches are prepared hot in this
manner and at the Hurricane district
school the pupils have two-burner
oil stove
Mrs. Ed Austin read paper headed
parents do not pay enough attention
TO the High School Year" This most
interesting special article was pre-
pared by Mrs. William S. Heffernan of
Chicago for the Chicago American and
dealt with the problem of adolescents
in the high school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-20
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
(Richland Democrat

Judge Brindley, of the La Crosse
County court, has handed down an i'm
portant ruling in which he holds that
a person of impaired mental faculties
cannot establish legal residence 1t
is believed that this is the first time
that the point has arisen in a Wiscon-
sin court and it may eventually find
its way to the Supreme court for final
determination. The point is covered
in decision which was handed down
in probate case involving the estate
of one Elizabeth Meyers, of Monroe
county
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-20
UP-TO-DATE BLUE RIVER
FARMER DOES THINGS RIGHN,
(MOntfOrt Mail.)

John Beran, that progressive farm
er, living on Blue River, is building a
new barn 40x140 it., we'll planned and
equipped with all modern convenient
ces. 1t is in reality a COW barn John
now has a fine herd of Holstein COWS
and he will add more pure breds and
expects to milk from Is to 100 Hols-
TENS next season. He is planning to
"electrify'' his farm, connection be-
ing made to the M. P. P. S. Co.'S. line
at the Red Jacket mine, about half a
mile distant. He will light his farm
buildings and residence, use the power
to run his milking machine, etc.
John is a worker there is system
in all he does, and we are glad to note
his progress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-20
MOTOR CAR GOSSIP.

w. ]. Battle advises that he Will
again represent the Chandler car in
Lancaster and vicinity during the 1917
season. A contract to that effect was
made last Thursday
The Buick company has announced
general increases on all models eff
fective January Is next The an
nOuncement states advances have been
held off as the company was manufac-
turing on material bought before the
increases came on so heavily. The hope
that drop would come in raw mater
ial was not fulfilled and moderate adj
vance will take place in the finished
product.
Goldstein, Alt & Bailie, the new au-
tOmobile supply firm, which is push
ing it's building to completion despite
winter weather, announce that the
company will be known as "The Mon
itOr Auto Co."
J. Harold Pugh and Leo Mccormick
left Sunday for Toledo, O., where they
will attend the annual meeting of the
Overland car sales force, held the early
part Of this week. At that time deal
ers, newspaper men, statesmen pros
poets and others will be entertained
by the Overland company and taken
on a grand tour of inspection through
the mammoth factory An invitation
extended to the Herald man was re-
gretfully declined
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-20
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
HOLD ENTERTAINMENTS.

County superintendent Brick was
busy last week taking in various
school entertainments throughout the
county.
On Thursday last Hickory Grove No.
Ii, known as the Rock school, held an
entertainment in which two other
schools, Plum Valley and Miss Ben
nett's school in Fennimore township,
participated, and the school room was
filled to overlooking. Prof. Fred Ull-
rich of Platteville normal, gave D
lantern slide lecture with "The Dairy
Cow as the subject
The Mt. Ida school, Miss Mary Bark
ell teacher, gave an entertainment last
Friday evening.
Dialogues and recitations by the pu-
pills delighted large audience