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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
C. F. BAILEY,
Deputy Clerk of Court.

List of petit Jurors drawn to serve
for the second week of the criminal
term of court commencing Monday,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
CUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE IF 0 DUREo

No. 67l2, Probate Docket. 10th judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish of st. Landry, La.
BY virtue of an order of the ion. b.. Fl.
Pavy, Judge of the nth judicial District
g. urt In and for the Parish OF st. Landry,
Louisiana, there Will he sold, for cash, at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
Ger, by the undersigned administrator,
or any duly qualified ~auc.ioneer, on the
premises In Opelousas. La, on
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
PARTITION SALE.
JOSEPH LIVER, ct ais
vs..
ROSE OLIVIER, Minor. /.

No. 26167. civil Docket, 18th judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish of st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
SHERIFF'S SALE
Al !
ST. LANDRY STATE BANK
VS..
j. FRANKLIN SCHELI.

No. 20132, 18th Judicial District Court.
Parish OF st. Landry. La.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03

Get panifeli9ere pg punifeligere at
faa lprt @srnene Morif, set maa
mer 90 mer lRres iom ct fremmeo
Sprog. Smiblertio bar oct norife
Sprog / De iioite sIar faoet sget Ic.
ipeft; oct bGn1er iammen meo at
mango Horife bar giort bet gobt og
punoet %alminbelig MnieeIie. Natio.
nalfSlellen Der / Norge bar oeiaa
imittet / @merifa, pg iaalGnge Sno-
panbringen fra Noree parer, bill bis.
ieIig Sprpget bepares. Muerebc i
min ltnabom blep set iagt: Norifen
boloer Jig bare 20 Slar. Gu bar ben
bolbt iig | 20, og set fan bnnoe ben
bolber fig / 20 til.
Otter al BEN 0enIiebeb, hi er
mebt nleo ber / 2anbet, ililttebe Tro.
fcsior @rcus, og efter Sen Opmerf-
iombeo ion er piit mig perionIig of
llniperiitetet, eribes NJ let al @e.
geiItring. Sa Dpnber BET ofte, at
man iiger mere, ems man Tan itoa
peb. 9et pil ieg life giere, men set
lfal bore iagt, at Sen NattonolfeleI-
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oct ioar - en- Sslclie jcg tibIigere
life foritob - SEN bier, at Horge
err ct iterft oanb, ifisnt Set err tibet.
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Saono poa ct iligt 2anb.
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at gua inb / Sen Snteltningsproces,
bporaf en- np Station ifal fremsuo.
8i fienber life Walmen enbnu, iom
bette 1lpe Solf pil beitao al, men set
neb hi, at set norlfe Clement / ps
ifal bore mco at eipe Molmen ben
rette Slang. Meb Oisie Orb Saf 90
@%eliignelie til bet ganle 2anb!
Sorelasninsen blep illlat al lang.
parig 9ifaIo. Yrofesior @erbaro
8ran taffeoc paa llniperiitetcts
@egne. Sor nogen aar iioen, iogbe
ban, itob Graiioent &ooiepelt paa
oenne Saleritol oa iaabe: s er bel.
fommen til @merifa, hi bill eierne
babe Horife, bere er blanbt Dc beblte
ri fan faa! @i peo, at Hacen bar
2epeopgti1beo / fremmebe Smeipel.
Ter, fortiatte Hrufesior 9ran, %
benne Sro bar Sc, Erofesior gre,ts,
,nberbpgget for os. @i beb, at De
bebite Ggenifaber bar be Morife to-
get meb Jig til @merifa - Haalioe-
Iigbeo og llbboloenbeo, % ON oct
norife Sprog if,,Ioe ~foripinoe / Slime.
rifa, bpub oet ganife iiffert eneanJ
bill giere, iaa bar ri ben Sro, at Dor
rorife Hace alligeuel bar braet inb
ct 9liltllrelemert, iom life CT belt
peroileit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
Professor preus.
laler peb Norees ltrioeriitet pm
observation-disclosures Qiuspilfaar.

Gtfer S~t10bgoel'e az Trl1ttdrta
llnioeriitet bolbt Vrofesior 6. s..
Hreus Den lite, 12te pg 13oe sunni
ire Soreorag i llnioeriitetets 1amle
TeitiaI ON observation-disclosures 2tps.
piIfaar % arlturliu. Soreoragenc,
bporaf ariitianiabIabene brinser
lpngere @eferater, bapoe iainIet itore
og oiitinepereoe Soriamlinger, %
fer no til at babe ppret omfattet meO
uiGboanlie Snteresie.
On De TO ferite Sorebrae ifriper
"I. g.:
s lit fsrite Goreorag Sorsbae af.
ten ON observation-disclosures 2ipspiI.
faar Of &ulturlip gap Trofesioren
ierit ct raft Sperblif oter Sopeb.
tr9ffene / l1opanoringens Silorie
% IfiIorebe bereiter Sc norIfe gmi-
granters 9ip % beres PRIMITIVE
8aar. 9e, SLID % arbeioiombeo.
bpormeo mango al hisie Menneifcr
bar fiGntpet fig frem, maa frppe
GeiSeft.
Gaa Ell inrbeIes unberbcIoenoe
Waaoe fortalte ban ON Snmboloet
meaem De norife llooanbrebc, ON Sc.
res @ipitiribcb % Nsiiumbeb.
Eli set anbet Sorebrag bar frem.
meot Ell ret talris Spriamling. Set.
ialen bar pan bet adernnrmeite fuIot
beiat. gIonbt Silbsrerne faces Ell
&uffe al l1niueriitetets Grcfesiorer
iamt en- Wpngoc Morifamerifanere.
Erofesioren omtalte ferit l1oflptter.
folfets Stilline til cot Solf, BET
iorIaber, 90 set SoIf, set fommer til.
Get bill earlife naturIig ioge at bepa.
re Sorbinbelier meo begge. 90 lise.
iaa natltrIig bill Ser iaoleoes opitaa
Ell gieniioig Eaanirfning. Norobo.
erne bar aItio mobtaget oe mebbelt
&ultur. &ifin9etogerle err ct uomer.
fct @eois berpaa. Set iamnte er
pisielig SiIfnlbet meb pore NorIf.
anlerifanere. observation-disclosures gau
bereiter en- rolf Speriigt ODER Norf.
am%erifanernes @etponing for flere
al Staterne beroper. s en- enfelt
Stat, Winneiota, er Sc MorIfes Glen.
BONNIE prrbiat til 600 Winioner
Collars. 90 mes Sen efonomiife
Sremgang fnlgte Ben aanbelige.
Serom pioner Sc talri9e norife Ipi.
ier, Sibsifriiter o. @e9er, iom ub.
fommer. Sor Sibcn iinbes Ser en-
coo @laoe ionn tiliammen bar
oper 100000 9lbonnenter. aiprIig.
beben til Gang og Wuiif bar be
Mprife beroper taset meo Zig biem.
mefra. Set er life iielben at finbe
Tinnoer baa Sarmere ielp paa al.
iihes Steoer. 90 sfoIerne CAB
ltngbommen en- ltobanrelic, iom
iotte Sem iltanb til at ,1aa Sc beieite
Stiaingcr.
s lit treble og iibite Sorebrag CAB
Trof. Ereus ifslge e. e." en- uo-
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ife amerifa o. iorflarebe, bporoan
Sc forifielige Samfltno er opitaaet.
Sililut bersrte ban lloiigterne for
set norife Sprog. Oct er utpiliomt
/ Sil6oeegane. SEQ Sfolerne blir
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03

Morsmeoet: a. til bore Wisiipnsar
beioere at inbienbe iii pore 4irfebIo
De Veretninser ON Irbeioet paa De
res reipeftiue Setter. b. til Gam
funoets arebier at brsite be i%orifjeI
lige Grene al Snbremisiionsorbeioe:
poa 4rebsmsoerne eGer peo IerifiIt,
Wisfionsmsber.
Is AZ @arsmsbet bepiIger $65,
10000 til Sen norife o. 0et engelift
Snoremisiions Grift for oct tpnl.
menbe Mar.
b. Eli 9effelie al rnberbalnncer
ira forri5e @ar bepilges $13,765..
81.
10. Set benitiaes til Meniabe.
oerne at optaee ct ipecielt Sffer til
Snoremisiionen i Spmmerens 2sb.
90. @arsmsbet g~obfjenoer SSSn.
Observation-Disclosures EIan for So.
Ioniiationsbureau.
81. SNrilaget til Reorganization
AZ ben Gor. airfes. Snoremisiions.
oirfiombeb, operIiggenbe fra iorrige
Marsmsoe optages til @cbanoIing.
Set blep life ~bebanblet.
3onIite go. 3 og 4 oplpite, al
Samiunoet i set forIebne aar bar
moota1et 2eeater til ct 9eIeb al ON.
trent $65,0OO.00. Eli Sc mango al
ofierpiaiee @ipere mbtaIte Samfun-
oct lin bjertclige Saf. - Spofane
areos bellies. Gen npe arebS IfaI
faloes Wontana arebs.
Snbberetningsfomite GO. 6 q
(SeSninaenlisiionen) ropportereoe
giennem Vait. g. 8. 2unoeberg:
Sele SnbItiGingen blep enitemmig
antnget nilber ct.
apinbeforeningernes screenings.
forbuno har itaaet / Spioien for Sp.
ferelien al A W%isiionsbiem tTt op
til Seninarerunoen.
Ser bar inbienbt Srbbpbelier fra
Sun Grancisco @p og norife Strife
foIf at boIoe set nGite Marsmebe Ser.
Gesuoen bar ser SnobpbcIier fra
Baltimore, 8ranb Sorts % Min,
%neapolis.
SplgenSe Sorilag fra Geber San.
gierb og Sob. @ranifou antoges:
Sbporpel Sc No Sumflino (Trifir.
fen % Sen Sor. airfe) f%orbeboloer
fig Hetten til at tnge Bare paa fine
uopanorebe WenigbeosfoIf paa SIT
bremisiionsmarfen % til ieIp at
1isre, bpor % man Bette ct paafrG-
bet, iaa Icuer Sc oog binanben, at Sc
bill tnoe alt friiteIiet 90 brooerIiet
&cnipn til %binanbens @rbeiOe paa
S1oremisiionsmarfen.
ct. Euul @p % Commercial
&irfefplfet / ct. Saul oa Sc
norifc % engelIfe Ipiier taffebes
ior sc Sieneiter, Sc bar uoiert for
Samfunoet.
Samiunoet taffeoe pes Heisning
SEN iorbenp9renbe Misiionsiuperin-
tenoeut, Toit. SIui @Iaioe for iant-
pittigbeosiulot % bpgtigt arbeibe /
Samiunbcts Sieneite.
Erotofoaen oplHites % antoges,
bporeiter TorinmIingen lang 705 /
2anoitao: Gin Strife Serre lao Be-
itoa."
DR.. ailbabl hoI0t gsn % lpite
Serrens &eliignelie pper Sc Bort
oragenoe.
Terme0 par ba bette 25oe Iars.
mebc afIlllttet.
ct. Taul, Minn., 23be sunni
1914.
8. &. II fl
eer,o "Sccorab.R oiten" til eIrstn,nee %
o;errcr | @urIcIdnoet. - SirSboas % Ere,
hoasnoaopcn ioiter $3.50; 5reoaesuosapen
nlcne, S1.25 pr. Ear.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03
Den 5creneoe Rirfes
o~ldrsm1ooe.
lSIutnine.

("2eeoras. = oten"s isecicuc sorrei'.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03

"a. garsmcbet uotaler lin Cat
til 9ait. Otto 6. Shmiot for bans
opofrei,be @rbeioe nor % 9ope til
Ioie Dangers aIoeroomsbicm.
20. IarsmsSet neoi9tter en- SEQ.
mite al 8 til at taee De forberebenoe
Sfribt til TanneIien al en- gieniioie
misunderstanding % rapporterer
til npite Garsnleoe.
26. gepilgninger.
AZ Ct, OIai College:
Gil 2ernirger ... .$S,561.0 90
Eli biperie olminoelige
ll0giiter 6S2.O0
Eli Rcuter, Heparationer
o. I. D. 100000
Eli Npparater OF @ibliotef 1,1S0.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-03

eer,e "Sccorab.Bo iten" til eIrstn,nee %
o,errcr | @drIcIdnoet. - SirSbaaS % Ere,
haosnoaobcn ioiter $3.50; 5reoaesuoeaoen
nIcnc. S1.25 pr. star.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

F. E. Allen who has been out of the
state for some time on account OF ILL
ness Of his father has returned with
his family to Julesburg. Mr. Allen says
Sedgwick county looks good enough
for him and that he is glad to be back
and We are certainly glad to have him
as Il resident once more.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

Sunday School Rally Day was indeed
Rallying day! The attendance, ia,
was high water mark for the school.
We believe most Of those who attend
ed could with little effort be pres
ent every Sunday and thus not only
be doing themselves good turn, but
be setting a good example, and help
ing good work for the community.
Get the habit
Next Sunday will be Temperance
Sunday. Special opening exercis-
es viii be held in Sunday School while
the Adult Glasses using the Interna-
tional S. S. Lesson will use the Tenn
perance lesson of Nov. Sth for this
Sunday.
We hope every COngregationalist
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

Editor The Grit-Advocate,
Julesburg, Colorado
My Dear Sir:
| understand Miss Bess H Law Is
a candidate for County Superintendent
OF Schools in your county and | am
writing you in her behalf This Office
as you know is not political one and
| am quite sure the citizens of your
county place the welfare of our schools
above party fealty While ] do not
know the opponent of Miss Law, | am
confident the voters will make no mis-
take in giving Miss Law their hearty
support, regardless of political afiil-
iatiOns.
Miss Law came to us as grade
teacher in the fall of 1913, having been
elected for the present year at an in
crease in salary. l have visited Miss
Law in the school room as a member
of the Board and her work is a mar
vel of perfection and out of a corps
of eleven grade teachers, all above the
average, she stands easily at the head.
Miss Law has genuine ability. which,
sooner or later will be recognized in
the school world. A quiet, unassum-
ing and most estimable lady, with a
high standard of efficiency, she should
if elected, place the schools of your
county on level with the best in the
state. ! trust you will give her your
support, and you may make use of
this letter in her behalf if you so de-
sire.
Very truly yours,
W. L. GRAVES.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

and every other decent person who can
possibly do SO. will take part in the
Public Demonstration in favor OF a
Dry Colorado next Saturday afternoon
With fully nine-tenths of the Christian
people of the Country opposed to the
licensed saloon let us all show where
we stand by lining up in the brief
hour next Saturday with the forces
that are calling for DRY" and pros
porous state.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
this Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. c. C. Gould All ladies'
Interested are cordially invited.
AT the close of the service next Sun
day morning the quarterly Commun-
ion will be observed
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
LOCAL AND Personal.

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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL, :.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Louis Heb. Preacher
1000 q. m.-Bible School
11:OO a. m. Public Worship
Sermon-"BiOOd Bought"
Communion Service follows.
$50 p. N. Young Peoples meeting.
c. f. Topic-"Do it with Thy Might"
1870 p. III. Public Worship.
Sermon l Brothers Keeper"
7:45 p. m. Wednesday-Mi Week
Social and Prayer Meeting.
"Studics in Acts of Apostles.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
OVID ITEMS

TTOnlDltlon meeting VIII be held
at the school house on next Saturday
eve. October 31st The Rev. Heb of
Julesburg will speak. There will be
special singing for the occasion, and
coffee and cake will be served free.
Don't fail to attend this meeting as
Mr.. Heb will give you some things to
think about The fight is on and it is
up to us to do our part
Lloyd Rudd received a test of 1871
for sugar beets, this is the highest test
so far and will net Lloyd $662 per ton
for his beets. The recent rains delayed
the farmers in delivering the beets
and has also put the roads in pretty
bad condition.
the proud parents of new ten pound
boy.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Cannady are
preparing to leave shortly to spend the
winter with their daughter Mrs. Tom
Reeder of Victor, Mont
Since the recent bumper crop of the
South Divide that part of the country
is taking on a prosperous look, sever
al gr3aries and barns are in course
of construction, and number more
contemplated
Don't forget the Prohibition Rally
at the school house Saturday even
ing
There will be choir practice on |
Thursday evening. The special songs
for the Prohibition meeting will be |
practiced then also.
A fair attendance was out to Sun
day school and church, but not near
the number that should turn out ev-
cry Sunday, Mrs. Saunders suggested
that everyone ask some one else to
attend the Sunday School and in that
way we ought to have a good atten-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

Jewel Rebekah Ladies' will serve an
oyster supper and lunch in the l. o. O.
F. hall on Nov. 3rd, Everybody invited
Doors open p. m. Price 25c for sup
per Lunch 25c which will continue till
till II p. m. Sandwiches, Pickles,
Doughnuts and hot coffee. Everybody
come.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Wedn esday of last week Mrs. Reed
drilled the pupils in writing figures
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

.oU D. III. -Puollc worship.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
4 Cordial Invitation to All
WANTED-Practica nursing See
Mrs. l., A. Hogan. wks. pd.
Messrs Harris and son had a load of
fat hogs on the Denver market Tues
day.
| County Chairman Hamilton spent
last Saturday and Sunday i'll Jules
burg.
Frank Deich has resigned as candi-
date for Assessor on the Progressive
ticket
The few in the state who are pin
ming their faith to the Democratic
state ticket are using large-sized safe
ty pins.
/
McNew has found it necessary to re-
sign as candidate for County Clerk on
the Republican ticket.
Fl. T. Duncan and family of Lisco
was in Julesburg on business last
Thursday. Mr.. Duncan is son of w.
II. Duncan on the South Table.
The "Silver Tongued Orator of the
Platte" only spent two hours in Dem
yer on his trip through Colorado in
the interests of the Democratic party. |
Mr.. Progressive we want to ask If /
you think Costigan is a Simon Pure !
Progressive why he is working for Ed |
keating for Congress and ignoring DR..
Fisher.
DIR. Cook announces the arrival of a |
baby boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elmquist last week and a little
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs /
Emery Hodges.
For Sale
S. c. Rhode Island Red Apr. Matched
cockerels. Breed from Standard Red
Heavy laying strain.
Mrs r. ]. Dobell
There is an awful howl going up
from Lake County because the Local
Committee had to pass the hat to pay
the $50 rental for the hall for Mr..
T. NJ. Patterson's meeting.
For Sa!C-Doors and window sash
in good condition from the old little
white church" If interested Apply to
Mr.. Charles Petersen.
The mere fact that certain papers
secured the printing of the initiated
and referred bills has nothing to do
with these same papers prominently
displaying the picture Of Ed Brake.
o
The Democrats are lauding Presi
dent Wilson and Peace but so far we
have failed to find much Peace in Colo
RADIO under our Democratic admins
tration. The Federal soldiers in our
coal fields is not very big adver-
tiseInent for Peace
In a letter from Dr. NJ l. Babcock
the eye, ear. nose and throat specialist
of Sterling he writes us that he will
be at DR.. Cooks Office in Julesburg by
special appointment on Sunday Novem
Der Sth and that he will see any at
that time who desire 20 consult him.
The first number OF the Entertainment
Course given last Wednesday evening
was credited by all who attended as
GOOD. There was not as many there
as should have been. The next num-
ber is on November IA. This is very
fine musical number Everybody ought
to go.
For Sale Cheap
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
You are Cordial. Invited
". Z. CHURCH

Frank W. BretnaIi. u. u. Pastor
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
Finley Dye, Superintendent
1l:O0 a. m. Morning Worship
200 p. N. Epworth League.
1880 p. III. Public Worship.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
4 Cordial Invitation to All
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
w. O. Carson Funeral ss -' . Director s", and s' a"a"~

The social dance given on last Sat
urday night was well attended.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
rapidly ard legibly. 1t is interesting to
note what rapidity 4 person can gain in
writing a number.

Thursday the orchestra favored the
school with several selections. which
received the approval Of everyone. Fri
day. the Senior class delightfully."- en-
tertained the other three classes. A
new sort of amusement was brought
in which proved to be very pleasing
Everyone enjoyed the few minutes I'M
mensely. The entertainment was an
exhibition of mechanical statutes. Ey-
cry member of the class took part and
played his or her part splendidly. The
statutes represented the following:
Class Poet: Orator; Musician, etc
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
For Sale Cheap

Radiant Home Base Burner. Prat
tically new. See ]. C. Wagner.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

now entering into some real discus
sions on matters. These discussions
are interesting to both the pupils who
take part and to those who merely sit
and listen.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

The basketball supplies have arriv-
ed and practice has begun in earnest.
We have several good players this
year and expect to play some fast
games again this year
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

We hope every Congregationalist
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

Monday a special meeting of the
Literary Society was held and few
measures affecting the High School pu-
pills were attended to- After the meet
ing the pupils enjoyed a few songs
sung by themselves.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

Vote for Patterson, Brake and Ken
chan to uphold President Wilson," is
cry that is not making any large
sized hit with the old line Democrats
who recognize the fact that the poll
cies and principles of Patterson. Brake
and Kenehan are as far from those of
President Wilson as a certain warm
place is from the delightful spot of
the hereafter
DIR. Myron L. Babcock of this city
has been given merited recognition
by the Union Pacific railroad, which
company has appointed him official
oculist and aurist for the purpose of
giving the necessary attention to the
employees OF the company and passing
nthe efficiency of their sight and
hearing Sterling -Advo-
cate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS MISS LAW.

Aspen, Colo, October %, 1914
Mr.. X. J. DObell,
Editor The Grit-Advocate,
Julesburg, Colorado
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

Tuesday the chorus sang two new
selections. which appealed to the pu-
pills. and, likewise received many COM
ments.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

4 Cordial Invitation to All
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

WANTED-Practica nursing. See
Mrs. l., a. Hogan wks. pd.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-29

The first number OF the Entertainment
Course given last Wednesday evening
was credited by all who attended as
GOOD. There was not as many there
as should have been. The next num-
ber is on November IA This is very
fine musical number, Everybody ought
to go.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20
MotOrman Swanson
Saves Woman from
Death Under Car

Only because of the presence Of mind
Of Motormar F. A. Swanson of the Dodge
street line is Mrs. Amanda Borg,
widow aged SO years, alive today. Mrs.
Borg. who lives with gyown son and
daughter at 231S North Twenty-seventh
avenue has been Ill for some time, and
yesterday after escaping from the atten-
ton Of her daughter. Ellen, ran to Lake
street and laid down on the street car
rail in front of an east-bound street car
driven by Swanson at Twenty-seventh
avenue and Lake street
The motorman did not see her until he
was only short distance away but he
threw on all his brakes and was able to
stop tho car Just as the woman was
rolled under the fender. So sudden was
the stop that he was thrown back in
his car, suffering a shake up that rem
dered him unfit for duty the remainder
of the day.
Mrs. Borg was taken to her home and
today is greatly improved.
Miss Ellen Borg says she had been
caring for her mother continuously for
the last few days, and being worn out,
went to sleep when she thought her
mother was asleep. The latter was only
pretending and escaping from the house
ran to the car tracks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20
PIONEERS PROMISE TO COME
Many Accepting Invitations of Pub
licity Bureau to Be at Reunion.
ARRANGE A SPECIAL PROGRAM
First inaugural Ball of the state to
BE Reproduced, Along with
other Early Day Features
and Reminders.

Acceptances of the Pioneer Reunion in
vitation sent out by the publicity bureau
are coming in rapidly. This annual re-
union Of the Nebraska Pioneers associa-
tion is to take place in Omaha Septem-
Der 90 to October s. All meetings are to
be held in the Douglas county court
house.
Besides a number of speeches, and a
relation of a lot of pioneer experiences
by old members, there are to be some
sociel events, including a dance. din
ner Friday noon, and a pioneer fiddlers'
contest. The delegates will also take a
trip through Omaha in automobiles one
of the afternoons.
The ball is to be a reproduction OF the
first inaugural ball held in Nebraska,
when the first governor was inaugurated.
This is to be reproduced in costume just
J as the costumes were worn in those days
of over a half century ago.
All the registered pioneers will be the
guests of Ak-Sar-Ben at the carnival
grounds at Sixteenth and Howard streets.
They will be furnished with passage to
the grounds. so that they may contrast
the life of a half century ago on the
plains Of Nebraska with twentieth CEN
tury pageant of such magnificence as
that of the Kings Highway.
Museum for Pioneers.
pioneer museum is to be temporarily
established at the court house. Pioneers
are planning to bring some of the old
relics of pioneer days with them TO be
placed on exhibit for a few days. There
are thousands of interesting relics in the
pioneer homes of the state, broken relics
of guns that slew Indians before the
commonwealth had even territorial gov
ernor, arrow heads pulled from the
wounded flesh of pioneers after Skin
mishes with the Indians, crude imple-
ments of agriculture used when the state
had no railroads to bring in implements,
and, cruder. still. some of the household
utensils. The State Historical society
will bring up most OF it's collection OF
territorial relics TO form the neucleus for
this museum.