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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10

gsesina Wausller an Sulid @usit
$4,000.
nm. g'aesf, an Z. @arO 9. IT, 3
Co., $2S00.
GetiIsts 5ppotbetsn
perrD IeGprmid an GlenbaIe u
II. g. u. Co., $2400.
Gftbsr 6. Goldman an Carthage 9,
u. 9, gl,, $4,000.
Senrietta GlOs on JacOb 5ofmunii,
$1,000.
Mar Gilpsripan an dragon .. II.
6. 60. glo. 2, $4,000.
glnnie 6. WeWleeiin an Grnsf Stas
ton 8. II. q. Co., $4,000.
Malitr z. Grenh an elsmsrs y. u,
6. Co., $3.50.
Wlarp 3. 9ittls an Union Sapinss
3. II. &. Co.. 800.
Games Gubstl an Weittpooo Sors-
itsab Co., $4,000.
Jrant SaIlof an eletipe .. il. 6
Co., 5000.
Mpron $. Stebens On Jront gotps
lss. S2400.
DsrItlbs an benieIben. $1,000.
Maggis 9olirisbs an Bremen Sir
8. II. y. Co., $500.
Ssnrp 8ranbborit an Sobn 8. gu'
fam, $1,000.
glidasI 9. Rutemeper an !. WarS
8. II. 6. M., $4,000.
@sorae WeOonaIb Gil 6. 6. pbil'
brid, S1450.
Sopbia 9csi an Garfislo go. 2 =.
II. 9. Co., $4,000.
gtnna syeselman an Ssnuis 6. II,
.. Co., $4,000.
anna Yorsmann an appnodle y.
II. .. Co.. $500.
Settle 9. punt on WaIlacs Rent,
$275O.
Gilbert Gnslanb an 8. 6. Stsins
tanp, $500.
Bm. e6ufse an Mt. gIeaiunt g.
Il. q. So. 1897.
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GrnnssisextbHms .SspOtbsfsH
9eue 5bpot6sfsn.

Sobn u. Hpon an Central syairr
mount .. II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
giiber 6. Goldman on Carthage g
II. 6. g., $2500.
Gbporb g. Stnnstpsin an Wlapn,
Rieboip, $862.60.
George 8. S6ertlein an llnipr
Carbide Sdles Co., 5000.
George 8enieI an Gbspiot 3. u. 6
Co.. $4,000.
1larb s. aiitle an mabiion Q. u
RO. 2. 1915.
Soiepb G1roeber on Weifipopt
Somtitenb Co., $2500.
Gilbert 8. Iaulnun an grnIt eta,
iion 8. u. . Co., $1,000.
syreberid stlins an bieIelbs, $4,000.
Yt.nnrb u. 9rimpe an Glenn .. II
g. o.. $3.50.
gbriftian 8. SeufferIe an Gouiberr
Sbip g. u. z. Co., $1,000.
miaiam Brus an Granf MuIfian'
ge, $1450.
Hinn gratttn an Samiiel .. gopl
per, $472.2O. z
Soiepb R. Mers an @arfieIb SO. {
6. u. %. Co., $4,000.
DerisIbe an Sophie Wost, $400.
Mdrb 5tilfer an SDpn Gall e. II
g. n, $750.
glifforb 6. glarf an 6. O. @sin,
bart, $3.50.
g. 8. Muns an o, 3. Joirlep
S2500.
aluua SyeseIman an psarI wlurtei
Bnnf, $1,000.
Mlarp 6. WiIiOn an Gnterpriie o
81. Co., $4,000.
MsarB g. MiIion an wsspsrs q
gs0pss. s114o. !
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(JOrtieBung folst.)

9asfpre4en be qfsrb q 8
8eleibiger Wlun i9reibt aus
WsdIenburs S6perin: SpredenOe
pferbe iinO, Isitbsm Ous alopfen Der
Sufe aur Spru6s srbOben 1T, na6ges
raoe teine Ssltsnbsit mebr. Dab
a6er fol9 oisrbsiniser S6DdBer bic
neu erip6rbene Gigeni6aft bsnust,
I'M nit bsm StrafseieBbu4 gu toais
oisren, ipiro boffentli3 nod re9t
lan1e su be-; ausnabmsn gebDren. Sn
benz StGDt6en 8iibop ereienete ii9
oieier Sage Der erite 5aa iol6er
~t.rbetriminalitdt. Sort gaitierte
Elm Wdnber5irtus, Der ein oipre9sns
oes" pfero als Qttrattion auflpies.
Der 9refer ma6te ii6 zines 2tbenbs
ben s6er3, benz Saul bic aufgabe
a.. iteGen, er foqe aus benz pu6litum
bic nerllebteite Dame berausiu6en.
llneliidliheripeife perfiel bag bellfes
benbe Rob auf cine dltere junge 9u.
Die nit ibrsm 8rGutisam onipes
IenD mar. gtatiirli6 ipurbe bieie 2eis
flung oon Oem publifum bes tlsinen
Gtdbt6ens, bag Dor einanoer ni6t
pi.l @ebeimniiIe buben tann, gsbiibs
renb bejubels. Gum S9lub aber arr
t.t. Der 8eifall in cine Hederei Der
Same aug unO bieie Rsdsrei ipurbe
audi nod auf Der Strabe bon einem
Menihenfdparm fortgeiebt. 9lls bic
gelditigunsen gar gu arg iuurben,
5Os Der 9rdutigam sinen @epolper
unb CAB einen S6redi6ub ab, Der
eine Jrdu lsi9t Derlebte. Die SSolse
1T cine &lase fpegen &0rperberleBuns,
iporauf bic anseblid 10 perliebte Dds
me en- 3irtusbeiiber ipes.n geleibi,
sung bertlast bat, bic fi6 bas ipree
6snbe pferb in Der runterbaltung"
bat 5a SAulbsu ipmmsn Iafsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10
runO.is,utsnms. .ilsbertrasuag.n
eineinnati. 8. Mdrs.

albtrt gnser II. a., an gatbarin,
Yaser, 40 bel $50 SUB on Der Glib
feite Der Dilliums abe., 81.
William S. 9o[lman an 2aurettc
RobertfeH, Cots SO. 38 unb 80 Dor
Der Belmont 2anb MiIn. llntsrabibei,
lung In asnHebp Ssisbts, 81.
Marion Wulfeatber u. 4., pc,
Sberiff, an Sobn 9. WuIfeutber, aots
9o. 110 unD III on YoIt's llnterabs
tbeiluns onitObenb an gImpoob
$131.09.
Samss o. Cooper an Jfaoe SO. &c
Waban, 42A BEL 100 SUB an bel
9oroDeitede Der 9aeabing Roab unt
See pldce, 9lbonbale, 81.
Dora Dilion, per Gberiff, an s5pbr
u. Rpan, 80 BEL 142 SUB an Der Wtii,
feite bon ainpoob Qlbe.. $500.
Ridarb $. Withell an bic Stab
Cincinnati 9 SUB an Der Norbititi
Der PabSod 0aOaO, 90 Eab iusitIi9 be,
.Rsasins ROaD. 81.
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Der @r6e.
ariminarrOman aus bem muHiId.n.
(Jortfsbuns.)

W -
Oils Wii6ail leines Serrn 3immer
aufrdumte, i6niiffeIte er persebIid
in bem pdpiertorbe umber, er fanb
ni9ts. sd Summtopf", ihaIt er
iid. lid bate bod seitern ben
S9reibtii9 0ffnen unb bic antport
Ieien ipllen, er i9Iief 10 felt"
Nus @erieben fisl bic S9reibmappe
au SOben. Sic fisl 10, baB lie aufse>
i9laeen ba lag. Des Oieners 4ugen
funtelten por 5rsupe. gtuf bem gang
frii9en 9Di9blatt mar Der gan5e
Brief absebriidt. Gr tfat pOr ben
Spiegsl unb belt bic Mappe bapor.
3iemli6 beutlib las er, mas Subptin
gei6rieben bate:
r2ieber ssreuno, i1 bebausre iebr,
Did ni6t in 9lntonopfa empfansen
5u tOnnen. leiper muB ib morsen in
geI6Gften perreiien. SD bate min
aufribtis gefrsut, Did piepersuiehen,
Inn aIte liebe grinnsrunssn gu fetern.
9ntonoipta Suni 1901.
9anS Der Define
glicplai pstropiti6 Subotin.
Ulidail l0its Ootii6tie bds 3oi4s
bIatt uno Itedte es gu iia. Damn
rGumte cr bas 3immer ouf.
Gr beaab fit gu Span in ben Stal,
Inn NIT ibm in bic 0orfidents gu ses
ben.
Gr mar nit iid iebr sufrisben uno
fpoQts ii6 sinen froben Sag MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10

nal seiebcn?"
.glidt baB id ipiiBte," entgegnetI
Barnes, inbem er Den jiingen Iant
ernIt lulD iinneno arlblidte.
limb ood babe if am perfIoiienel
gbeno mebrere Stiinoen lang MIDI
mebr nls fiinf Shritte BON Sbner
entfertt seieiienl"
| ,Sie ?" itarnmeIte Ser SiebGiio.
Ter nit unglailbiser @iene; .unmog-
lid."
sd periidere es SDnen meiu
Serr. Wein 9egleiter lino i'd, mir
iaben am naditen Sii6e unO iaben
Die man Sic Inn 3pan5i9tauienO
Collars beraubte."
Oir. Barnes iprang enlpor lmD
idIue bie oGnoe geaen chamber
ein Soffnunssidinlmer alitt einell
slugeitblid iiber iein @eliht mo er
ifJien nab sltbem 5u ringen, I'M iei'
! men @efiiblen @prte 5l lciben; al
lein icbr balb ging feline irGlSigc
9epeeilne Dieber poriiber lIno CT
itcbnte nit einem idmer5liGen SeuT'
ger: sid, poSu fam es Oenn nil'
sen2 - Sie baben mein @elo lmo
i'd iperbe ipcbl ME ipieber etluas Ons
BON 5u feben befonunenl gs iillo allc
elm paar @auner, liidt pabr?"
,Sa, mein Serr = ltno Spar 5ipel
Ser scriebeniten Spieler III Der
Stabt. STR. @opburn Dar Oa5u aus
erieben, iobalo Sic nit SSbrer Seeroc
nu6 Stem 9orf famen, SIRE 9efantt.
ihaft 5ll MAIDEN, llnb penn Sic Sbr
gan5es @elo ii6er einfoiilrt batten,
Sic nit Cummings befonnt 5u mo-
6en. SSene 9eiocn idmiebeten ben
8Ian Sie 5n plilnOern, berelts am
eriten Gage Sbres sIuientbaItes in
Der Stubt."
Limb id, bin tpie cine blinOe WtauS
in Die Sole gegan9enl"
,9iclell lit es ihon 70 ergangell
ipie ,ybnenl @enn Sic Oen 8eriud)
Madden ppIlten SSSbr @igentbrn mie.
Der gu erlangen, miro es Sbneu
ebeniD tpenie geliu9en, als oh Sic
elm Sfinb lpGren. ssiir's Grlte ipiir0en
sic niht i'm Stanbe ieil Die Wtan'
ner, ipeItye sic beraubten, iuicOer5ll'
finoen, benn ibre 8erfleIoun9 battc
iie ppIIfoumen entiteat; iuto 5pei'
tens fGnrten sic BON beltte bis in
ole Grpigfeit iuhen, 10 Diiroe cs Sb'
nen bod rid)t eeIingen ben Srt gu
iinben, an pelden Sic BON ben
Shurfen gciiibrt poroen iino."
,,Sos lit o1eroines pabr," CAB
Barnes iebr niebereei6lagen 5u.
Limb nun," iprad Senrp NIT gro'
Berer @ertraulihfeit, INN iagen Sic
mir, ipel6er glrt S5bre Gage lit mo
id lperoe ieben, mie if Sbnen beIIen
fdnn."
,g1ie meinen Sic 0as?"
sd meine, pelhen ginilub Der
@erIrit jeneS @eIOes AMI Sic aus
iibt?"
%, 6icfer @erIlft ridltet mid 5n
@runoel gr berallbt mid iebes Dol
larg, ben ih beiite. - meiner Set
matb, = meines Iermogens,
er raubt mir glIles, mas id1 altI Die.
Ter groe mein nenne. lleberOies &C.
rattle id oaonr6 bel meinen 5reun'
ben in cine Sdulo BON l5ebntauieno
Dollars. glh, uno bas lit bos lIler.
barteite! Gin GROCER SbeiI Der
I6iere Dar mir Don meiuen 6reun'
ben anoertrout porben, Die nit Der
gr0bten 3rpcriiht aui meine Gbren-
boftigfeit baltenl glber, meln Serr,
fuhr Der arme Mann in Ieiierem
Zone unS nit jener plosli6en GuGe
tort, iuel6e BON einem feiten Gnt'
idluiie 3eusni6 gibt, = Diie iollen
mid obne @elo ni6t ipieOerieben!"
Gieie @orte ipurOen feinesipegs
in Dem Zone elmer plosli6en Ginge.
buna geipro6en, ionoern iie trugen
ben Stenlpel eines bereits gereITten
@ntjhluiies.
(JortisBung folst.)
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Sas Gnbe eines Gntbeders.

Dds 2ebtn bes groben engliihen
S.sbelben Sames Gpot, bes Wsltums
isglers unb Gnibeders, Der am IA. Ses
bruar 1873 bon ttimtiidiiaen Mil6.n
ouf 6oipaii ermorDtt ipurbe, mar etnt
astte bon sIGno.noen grfoIsen, ses
i9mienst bur1 eiierne glusbautr, uIls
sebsuren 5lsib unb raitIois gnersis.
Der Gpbn bss iIeinen 2anbmannes,
Der pislesplnste 2ei6tmatroie zines
iamubis.n aobIsnfGiffes, Der .infdfs
llnisroffi5isr Der eneliiden arissse
marine, bat iid aug eisener Strait gu
elmer bensibsusptrtben .S6be oes 2es
bsns tmporserunseu.
Geine bsiDen sriien WsItumisaelins
gen batten ben Rubm Der engliIhsH
Sesf6iffobrt feft bssriinbst. 9fubsr
Der gntbeduns 5abireiasr neuer Sn.
isln bate goOt siniDanbirsi i,iis,s
iteIIt, bab bic griiien3 zines sroBsn,
iiiblifen GrbibeiIs. bic bebauptst ipurs
be, cine Wabnporitsluns isi. lle6er
bisber unbetannts QGnber unb Dolier
satsn Goois Gntbsdunsen iidsr.n
2luffGlub. asin Wunber, bab Der
iii1ns Stefabr.r Der Sslb oes Sus,s
mar. Gbrunssn unb Qnsrtennupgen
li.bsn ni9t auf iid ipurien. Run foIlie
Der erprpbte Wlann aber aud bi,
Griihie Ieinsr 9srbisnIis ernisn unb in
bsi6aulider 9iube unb Sammluns bic
ipiiisni1afilidsn GrssbniiIe isinsr grs
forihunssn fidisn iinb bearbeiten.
Ia tauhie pI5BIit) bas probltm Der
norbipeitlidtn 9ur6fabrt auf. 400,s
600 Mnrf iebte bas engliffe parlas
insnt fir lire Iuffinouns aus, ab.r
Ni,monb fonb fih. Der bic 0Piei.ns
prdmie srringen ipoIlie unb tonnts. 2lls
i.r Mugsn rihtsttn iid auf goof. Die
2orbs Der MDmiralitdt iibetmiiteltsn
i5m ben Wunfd bss aSniss, bus
aommanoo iiber bic Grp.bition 5rl
iibsrnebmsn. Oa CAB es fir unfefsn
Sslben isin 3aub.rn mebr. S6n Iodts
nidt bic ausseisbtf .Gumme. ab.r er
mar iists bsreit, isiu 9ebsn fir ben
9fubm unb bic Gr0be isinss Woliss.
fir bic J1rberuns Der MiiItuidafl
unb anItur In bisg6anae au fhlaasn.
alm IA. Juli 1776 trat Sames
gopf feline brittle Weltilmisa.Iung nit
ben -beiben Sd,iffen .ReIoIuiion1 unb
,DiscDpsrp1 an, bon Der CT rift rnebr
in bic Ssimaib suriidtsbrsn Tollie.
lleber alpItnbt ging unter Gsfnbrsn
unb Nbtnieuern bic Ianse 5nbrt nod
NsuiesIunb unb fpsitsr burd ben gros
zen G5san nod Tdbiti unb ben Des
ielIffafisinIeln. Damn ipuroe nod
fur3sm 2lnlaufen Der Sonbpidinieln
bic glorbipsitiiiie-spn 4meritd srreid)i
unb burnforIft. iinb nun brnng gpoi
in bds yl0rbIihe gismetr Elm. Qlls bic
INNER ddrisr iperbenbe Gisbdrre Elm
ipsitsrss @orbrinssn nnmSglih mdfs
| te, fubts gopt ben in ftinen 6oIstn 70
|psrb1ngnibDDllen GniIhIuB, nad ben
Gdnbipit SnI.In 5ariidSuisbrsn, nm
bort 5u iibertpinisrn. glm 5. Gsbruar
1779 ipnrfsn bsibs 5diffs an btrWtff.
tiiIie bon 6oipai glnfer.
Der Wsrisbr nit ben nnfh,tnsnb
bGrmloisn unb glitmiiibissn Gingebo.
rsntn geitaItete fi9 5usrit fehr frsunbs
|fhaftIih. stdpitdn GDot ipurbs ipis
sin goft bewbrt, bic Ginssbprsnsn
|iparfsn ii4 DOR i5m Iisbss uls iaaff.
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\
| gii6arb 8. MitdeIl an bieiel6e, 5(
BEL 150 Jub an Der norbtpeftIihen Cd
Der 8abbpd unb Reabins Roab
$4,000.
Die 3ipeite Rational 9ant an ga.
mes U. Cooper. AZ bei 100 SUB al
Der norbpeitlidsn gde BON See plac,
nnb Reabins @oab. ioipie 106 bsi TAI
SUB an Der WeitIeite Der Ieaoine
Rodb, 81.
eugene 8. 2snis, 9ruftee, an 3
s.. aroger, "a bel 81 CUB an bel
ncroipeItliden @de Der z. Gtrabe unf
Spbniton gllIep, $25, 600.
| Die 3ipeite National 9ont an Rap'
mpnb s. Rhan, 2ots rs uno rs in
9enrp s. S6ulte's eriien 9lbbition in
Deer part, 81.
@barIes piber on Wlnrtba piber.
Got 447 in 8rnant ii. Srsppr's liner.
abtbeiIuns in Jairmount, 81.
albert g. gppob II. u. an f1nnie
Ritfis, 2ots SO unb "a in asnis
R. Smitb's llnierabtbeiluns in 9Bps
part, 81.
Sarab 6. SbedsIl an 9lmelia SdI-
iteab, aot 73 in SObn Ribbelrs llna
iera5tbeiluns, 81.
aena publmann an Soiepb S6roes
Der, Sbsil BON 2ot 2'in Senrp 9raD's
Gftate, 81.
SuIia g.. Banning an George u.
earper, 48 BEL 10 SUB an Der Glib.
ielte Der Gua Str, 80 SUB 6itlid Der
pitts Str, $500.
Sbe 5itle O. Ii. 3. Co., 5ruIiec.
on Sames Duncan, Cots SO unb 60
in DaibinstOn Ssisbts llHtsrabthei=
lung. $140.
6. 20. 8roeman an Wlarp Wluellsr,
30 bel 200 SUB an Der SiibIeite Der
Wariap aps.. 81.
2ipman 2ebmdn an Gamuel ..
Cooper, Elm Sabr 9eoie bon 35 bel
125 Jub al Der SiibIeiie Der DAT
Ctr, 2s4 SUP 0Itli9 Der Gtanion
glpe. sSdbrlihe Wlieibe 5000 nit BEN
8orrsd,t gum qntauf fir 1920.
WiIliam aunb an GliTabeib aunb,
rs BEL 100 SUB an Der GoIerain g]iis.
Isl SUB nOrblid Der 9irsinia glpe..
81.
Sopbis @ost on Soiepb ". Rero T..
". 19 bel 80 Sub an Der Sitisite Der
Goth Str, 81.
Jrant WuIftanse an Dilliam 8rus,
ungsfGbr So 2tdtr 2anb in Seiiion
20 in Sprinefielo Sofpnfbip, 81.
Katherine 6. *. WRliin on 9sr=
narb u. Srimpe II. o., Got Is in 5bos
mas 8. Morton's @iiats, 81.
hilbert 6. Gnrtin an SRreia 4ugs
ieIl, Got 142 in 8rpant II. 9rspor's
llnierabtteiIuns in Gairmouni, 81.
Wpers y. Cooper an Warp 6. Wils
Jon, Got SO in genpenuto llnierabtbsis
liina in Spoe gari, 81.
Marb 9. 9stpis, per Gbsriff, an
WilIiam q. groots II. a., 25 bsi 105
SUB an Der Siibieite Der 8. Str.,
$2875.
SObn R. phillip an sobn 6. Sail,
12 bei So JuB an Der Rorbieiie Der
Barr Ctr, 5ipiihen gupniiIler unb
5rsemnn Str. $500.
Wiuidm S'asefe on Skreia o.
Seefe, Got 20 in George v. 9urrilPs
llnterabibsiIuns on HOrpOOO Seisbts,
81.
5rontIin Utter an gllbert 8. gors
bes. 100 bsi 125 5uB an Der gD.its
ieits Der 2llier Qps., 1876 SUB fiibs
lib Der Goutb Crescent abe., 81.
Gharlss Mlullis an Mari. WhlIis,
5kil Don Cot 2 in Catherine 5ans
forb's llnterabibeilung, 81.
Senrp @nnefing on Gbiparb 8.
5errmonn. 80 hei 100 Jub an Der
GiiDisite Der QineoIn glpe., 300 Iub
0itIid Der Moobburn Qtpe., 81.
Srant 3. @brd an annd =. @usus
ibsr. sbsiI BON Got 2 in giiGarb
9iG's llntsrubibeiIuns in Carthage,
81.
2lnna g. @uentkr on Sdmu.l 20.
geli, bnifelbe @runbiiiid. 81.
SdmusI 90. Bell all anna 8. @u.n.
tber, DdTIelbe @runbitiid. 81,
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RadikaIbeiIuilg der flervenstDWaI.esDlee''.. :.
pD grionsa sep!ast bon @ Susm nHs Saar.
asaa asna5 eta aaarTs Gna
f nS % Ss s sas gS snD as
dsr anomnhntr 5 Snlan
Webo dnI thA uug
nubet
Deutschcn priyat- Knik 1877 East 27 Str New rork
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apsn .npssus IN sr.aeu Oas -eine gorssran-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-09
Yellowjackets Are
Out in Full Force

Millions Of yellow Jackets are swarming
around Council Bluffs. Their numbers
have been so great that in some instances
they have driven painters from buildings
upon which they were working.
On the north side of the Auditorium
building for the last few days the insects,
seeking winter quarters in the interstices
of the outer walls, have collected in such
numbers that they have resembled
swarms of bees. Myriads of them creep
into homes through the smallest aper-
lures around window and door screens.
They belong to the hornet family, vindic-
tive, quick TO resent intrusion upon their
nesting places and abundantly able to
punish the intruders, but reared for years
under sheltering gables and window
lodges of human abooes, great psyche
logical changes have taken place in their
natures. They will not attack q person
except upon great provocation, and then
only in self-defense. The numbers are
indicated by swarm that literally filled
vacant store building on South Main
street when it was opened yesterday. At
tention was attracted by a steady stream
OF them entering through a keyhole-
When opened the room was found to con-
tain thousands of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-09
Would Keep Canadian
Grain Within Empire

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct Scandals grain
should be kept within the British empire
for fear that otherwise IL might find its
way into the hands OF England's enemy
in war. in the opinion OF the Saskatchewan
Grain Growers association.
II was learned today that memorial
had been prepared for the situation by
Sir George r. Foster minister of trade
and commerce, ASKING that the dominion
government arrange to cooperate with
the British government to sell Canadian
grown grain direct from the farmers OF
the prairie provinces at a price of 81 per
bushel for wheat and 80 cents for oats
for thse next three years.
The memorial points out the storage
facilities at the disposal OF the Canadian
government and urges that the harvest
should be secured for the empires needs
rather than be exported into the United
States whence II might be shipped aboard
and reach Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-09
Council Bluffs
Baptists of Iowa
Meet at Glenwood

The annual meeting of the South
western Iowa Baptist association will be
held at Glenwood this week, beginning
today and lasting until Sunday. There
will be three sessions each day. Clergy
men and lay delegates from a number Of
Iowa counties will be present and the
general affairs of the church will be
discussed. The opening service today will
comprise but one meeting. this evening.
1t will be devoted to organization and
preliminary work. The services Sunday
will be largely devotional with confer
ences of pastors and Sunday school
workers. Rev. j. A. Hurley, Atlantic, and
Prof. ]. A. Lopham of Des Moines will
be the principal speakers for the day.
The doctrinal sermon at the morning ses-
sion by DIR. Hurley is expected to be
OF special interest. A largo number OF
Baptlsts are expected to go from Council
Bluffs. Following is the program for
Friday and Saturday:
FRIDAY MORNING.
9:OO-Call to order; opening prayer, the
reading of church letters, appointing OF
committees. election of officers.
n;0zDeyotional period Rev. i A
AFTERNOON.
1:30-Ladies work.
2:30-Association evangelism. Rev. a. A.
Smith, Malvern.
4;00-Devotional period. Rev.. Mr. Earl
EVENING.
7:9-Song service, Glenwood choir.
S:0o-Annual sermon. Rev. j. NJ. Hus-
ton, Red Oak
S:30-Address. Rev. Mr. Earl.
SATURDAY MORNING.
9:00-Opening service.
9:10-Report of committees.
III missionary w
Neyman, Villisca-
AFTERNOON.
1:30-Opening service.
1:40-State convention. Secretary q. p
Mitchell
2:40-Worldwide Missions. Rev. 8. e.
Bailey, Pella.
2:40-world wide missions. Rev. s. e
Wilcox, Des Moines.
3:10-Devotional period. Rev. Mr.. Bailey
EVENING.
7:9o-Song service. Glenwood choir.
SO0-Christian Stewardship. Rev. Cliff
ford Cox, Clarinda
S:3O-Address. Rev. Mr.. Bailey Pella.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-09
WHITE SOX COME BACK
Chicago Americans Even Up Series
for City Title.
WIN GAME IN NINTH FRAME
Cheney, Who IL nat Frequently,
Wenkens and Loses Control
and Cubs Drop the
Contest.
Vim GAME IN NINTH FRAME

CHICAGO, Oct S--The local Americans
evened up the series in the city cham
pionship series with the Chicago Ma
tionals by winning the second game,
to 2.
Tho Americans won the game in the
ninth inning after a hard-fought uphill
battle. In this inning Cheney who was
hit frequently. weakened and lost con-
troll After he had retired two batters on
strikes, Weaver singled. Cheney at
tempted 10 catch him off first base and
threw TO the stand Blackburn singled
and Weaver scored the winning run. The
game was clinched when Zimmerman
fumbled Collins grounder. Cheney made
a wild pitch and Fourier doubled. The
other two runs we're the result of punched
hits.
The Nationals made their scores on
Schulte's double. singles by Sweeney and
Leach. q base on balls and an error by
Weaver.
Total paid attendance, 12,109; total re-
celpts. $9,O5075; commissions share,
s96.07; players share, A,Ss740 each club,
81, 629. 49, Score: R.H.E.
Americans 80 0 0 o o 0 ! 3--5 Is /
Nationals $40 2 o 0 0 % 4 3
Batteries: Americans, Scott and Schalk
Nationals. Cheney and Bresnahnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-09
Council Bluffs
SEWER NEEDS MORE WATER
No More Tests Until Plan to Increase
Supply is Figured Out.
PUMPS MEET REQUIREMENTS
Movement Being Matured for the
Use on Another Main in Order
to Have Water to Float
Sewage.

There win be no further official testing
OF the new West End sewer system until
some means are found to secure q suf-
ficient amount of water to keep one of
the pumps at the lifting station of Sixth
avenue In operation for at least more
than ten minutes. This decision was
reached at a meeting of the city council
as a committee of the whole yesterday
afternoon. The Water board refused to
permit the use of the water from the
city mains unless paid for
In an unofficial test made a few da.ys
ago 100000 gallons of city water was
poured into the sewers above the pump
ing station. II required this amount to
fill the pipes. and when the pumps were
started, it was gone in less than fifteen
minutes 1t was sucked UP by the
pumps, lifted to the main discharge
thirty-six-inoh sewer and sent on its
way to the Missouri river. The pump
was beginning to attain the most eff
ficient speed when the water supply was
exhausted, 1t began to suck air.
Although the big Snow pump at the
central pumping station of the water
plant was working the level of the stor-
age basin IN FairInount park rapidly de-
ciined and Superintendent Etnyre was
Obliged to call a halt to prevent a
scarcity OF water for the regular service.
The shop test of the pumps was made
In the presence of Engineer Kiersted at
Kansas City, who designed the plant and
acted as the ctty's representative. He
pronounced them to be fully up to the
required specifications. In accordance
with the terms of the contract, this test
was sufficient. but Contractor wickham
wanted a practical test under working
conditions and has insisted on the tryout
that he has been trying to bring about
Aldermen Stone. HICKMAN, Kelly and
Hardin expressed their conviction in tho
committee meeting yesterday that a So
we're public test was demanded, to satisfy
the taxpayers that the system is scien-
tifically and mechanically perfect and
will do all that Is expected OF IL Con-
tractor Wickham is anxious, to show that
1t will do more than will be required.
Plans for securing a sufficient amount
of water were not fully matured, but It
may be necessary to delay the official
test until the main seven-foot sewer on
Thirteenth street is tapped and the new
system be permitted to take care of
large share OF the sewage in that trunk
line, which is carrying the entire sewage
OF the city and discharging 1t into Indian
creek at Seventeenth avenue
The aldermen spent the whole after
noon in committee work, visiting various
localities to investigate matters that have
been referred at previous council meet
ings.