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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Taft Plan Set at Nauqht.

Los Angeles, Gala withdrawal or.
der by which William T. Taft in 1909,
while president, exempted from entry
government lands in California vari-
ously estimated in value at from $780,,
100000 to 81, OOO,OOO,OOO, was declared
invalid in decision by Judge Maurice
T. Dooling of the United States court
of San Francisco Tuesday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Injured in Balloon Explosion

Sezanne, France. - Sixty persons
were injured several probably fatal
ly, but the explosion of a balloon at
a fair Sunday. A gust of wind blew
the balloon against a tree, tearing the
envelope. The escaping gas exploded,
iniuring bystanders.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
SYNOPSIS.

verr q mOtherless girl. who has
EQna ~ ~ Of her life in school. arrives
m h s;o1her's home in Belmont. Davt.
ele' la ,he political boss OF the town,
Rg s,nxIons TO prevent his daughter
~ s ~ his real character Kendall,
ANNIE ing the Chicago packers, Is ne
tsplss Nth Judge Gilbert, kerr'S chief
9taHus ,or a valuable franchise. They
ldElselr ~, nvnnosition ot Joe Wright, editor
Ril lHs ,Sprm paper Kerr asks the as
ths IT Judge Gilbert in Introducing
Etsu n RemOnt society, and promises
Gbna MN nut through the packers
b teg and LET him have all the graft.
ilaei''T meets Joe Wright at the Gttherts.
5aris n' rs thew are on intimate terms,
spp p NET previously on touring party
sii lps NJ The GiIberts invite Gloria 10
tl iSib them pending the diminishing
say SEs nrr home. Wright begins his fight
d i iN.. M" Ibe proposed franchise in the col
isal%' hid paper, the Belmont News.
pale ,hrnugh his hcnChmen. eNerts eV-
SsI .s,snce 10 hamper Wright In the
4 5 sli,; Of his paper. Gloria takes up
iain mt work. Kerr and his ileutenants
". e. huy KerrS paper. and ask the
isas ~ meet them at Gilbert's office.
- sgay al Gilhert's office 10 solicit a do
.,ton Gloria meets Nrigtt. ne proposes
y. ..ss accepted while waiting 20 he called
5 sls ne conference. Wright refuses to
is v ~ - naper and declares he will tight TO
a sIS The Belmont News appears with
l rt., attack OF Kerr Gloria calls
rs e,st' coward and refuses to listen 10
u s,'i explanation from him. Broken-h1eart-
Y elsria decides 10 plunge more deeply
q =. p a.t,Isment work She calls on a sick
~ \, i sf't the underworld. named Ella. She
~ ~, tor the first time that her father Is
XIV s.a ID of a notorious gang Of Political
-,,. ,se Sounds Of a conflict are heard
he room over Elias. Gloria finds
F.s IN unconscious. victim Of an at
.',,sts5 assassination by thugs in the pay
Y I. 3Ss POLITICAL ring She hides him in
ps's room and deties the thugs, She
s u. hem lem BY announcing that she is
g,g r daughter, Ella threatens to give
s %e,S, bv Gloria, who then
~ y ~ n1oonocions m Wright's body.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12

ont of town for week, but he wrote
letters And the maiden's sister
started kidding.
WHAT" exclaimed sis another let
ter from Rob? When do you expect
to marry him, dear%
oh. very soon!" cried the little
one encour ged by such display of
sympathy. Robert has only two
Years more in the preparatory school.
And then he will go to Harvard and
be graduated with the highest honors.
After he gets his degree he will go
out west aad make his fortune, and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
State Quarantine Law Modified.

Austin, Textile State cattle quar-,
antine law was Tuesday modified by
the governor so as to release the coun-
ties of Moore, Potter, Randall, Deaf
Smith, Swisher, Terry. Dawson, Cros-
by and Kleberg, and that part of Par
mer County north of the Pecos and
Northern Texas railroad, from the
scab quarantine area
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Katy to Be Sued by State.

Austin, Tex.--Assistant Attorney
General Luther Nickels Friday stated
that suit would be filed at once in
Travis county against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company
for alleged violation of the recently
enacted general demurrage law.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Huntsville Convicts on Honor.

Tyler Tex.-Twenty-two convicts
from the Huntsville penitentiary were
placed at work Friday on the Porters
Bluff road in the Tyler good roads
district. The convicts are on the
honor system and are without guards
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12

then we shall be married Oh. all
seems so beautiful!
Dream on, kid" exclaimed the old
er sister, tenderly. DO you want to
60 to another picture show with me
this evening? There's long time to
wait, and we've got to put in the time
somehow. Cleveland Plain healer,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
tP0EED INTO GOLDEN FUTURE
nat Moore Was Right When
'ndaIged in Rhapsodies Over
Loves Young Dream"

ae girl in Linwood is just about
81, sough to have a beau, and she is
8os. crazy about any pompa-
efeen.hatted, bare-necked, tall,
lag that-weH, let us tell our
incident without adding adjec-
nalden's lovely boy friend went
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Political Opinions.

LAS a rule the son of 20 years today
holds political opinions little in adj
vance of those OF his father At 80 he
generally adopts the politics of his
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Copyrights by A. c, MeClurg Co., 1919

DO through broker. He vas quite
willing to let it go at sacrifice, to
lose what he had himself put into it,
50 anxious was he to escape from Bek
mont IN search of that magical flower.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
TRUST
CHAPTER XXI.-continued.

JOt CHAP lex NNI.-NONLinuCOs
yothing of a personal nature had
here Zen allowed to help contribute to this
E usess No mention had been made
he News Of the assault on its edi-
w in Mike NoOnan's lodging house,
lyl sssuSe to Wright it had appeared as
lek Rrsonal matter The day previous
ths sbria had denounced him and cried
Ws aOad for vengeance. He recognized
Sal had Gloria not been mixed up in
avs he affair the result might have been
be same, but the personal element
,ere yas what made him hold his peace.
for The news that the day had been car
rsd for good government was only a
oIiS temporary intoxicant There we're a
liR ag moments of exhilaration when his
nal feelings were submerged In the
ola general rejoicing that David Kerr had
,org APsH given a more severe setback
40 ban be had ever before received.
o,o Then came the ebb of the tide, leaY-
hg him on the desolate shore of dis
,,sa harening uncertainty. The past was
!. nightmare and the future blank.
r.; The tumult and the cheers had died
gay, the brass bands at last were
giled his sitting-room with two win
bss on the street and its own private
pFance had been cleared Of tobacco
sH0ke, and the reception he had held
YbeR It was learned the election had
pEe his way was at an end, when
UP le Wright sat himself down alone in
nus te quiet of the first hours of the
puf Adnilg to take stock of his future.
Gloria? What Of her?
zen. twas always Gloria, Gloria, Gloria,
lsu alnlng through his mind, knocking at
De door of his heart.
Always Of the Gloria who had
gRned him, he thought, for he knew
Ia @hAg of the part she had played in
- ne lodging house 1t was not q stu
non to contemplate with equanimity
ns living in the same town with
~ Y woman he loved madly. We're Bel
'ne ahI OF some size, city like st. Louis
7 9Fttsburgh, there would be the prob
nv salty that their paths would seldom
PS Yet In BelmGnS everyone knew
yone else and never a week passed
what they all met at least in pass
would be impossible for him to
8ola Gloria altogether. He was frank
sVasl % acknowledge to himself that
WOULD undoubtedly seek those
sces where there would be some Ger.
laR o. his meeting her. To be in
same town with her meant that he
uO aot give her up. Yet he knew
any 0Yertures he might make
saia % worse than useless. He felt
= aef prejudice was such that there
aa never be established that bond
4Out which matFimony is unholy,
ruined pool may again be calm,
alsLed mirror may again be clear,
ae believed in her ignorance she
uu leel that when two hearts but
nave broken troth there is nc
sny that love distills can make
past to live again and the dead
a. as though it had not been
harder he tried to fight again st
'OaYietion of what he should do
aOFe Wright was convinced that
was but one course for him to
It would be best for him to
= belmont. This would be not for
OF a month, but for al! time
Oal0 pc necessary for him to dis
q the paper, but this he could
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Noted Specialist Dies.

New York.-Dr Emil Gruening, a
noted eye and ear specialist, died at
his home Sunday
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
O2lleTl
y There
Price

lSS
d a Silver
Sc which
sing the
inter We
|nd heavy
iii up fOt
ezes solid
VERY diff
so cold
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
Ease

|dSes
pot speak
|Joupound
| and t
bad a dis
|Oackache.
was thor,
Lydia 3.
|und. II
Fof heslth
ny all day
Prk soyoa
be. | give
|ane andl
tpound to
BRILLAE.
ce, ri.
|Pnlen
|oackaehe
|he blues.
Of
En infam,
Fhich may
| E. Pink.
Thousands
|testifyb
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12

sent up
en cents
BY called
cents q
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12

leu Iron
z, and Ia
|iis in ~
ID terriBs
SO that
ply STAND
bottles
Finkhan
pie Com
now | can
Enount Of
!, good, eat
Hon'thavs
Fouble. i
d LydiaR.
pound to
rs.HARRY
| PhiladeI,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12

had any
ion, any
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
Dim Picture of Storm Center
Drawn BY Reports Today
Most Terribll of All Horr-
ors Recorded.
LITTLE CHANGE IN
GENERAL SITUATION
Berlin Claims Success in East
and No Losses in West
Egypt Becomes England's
Pressing Problem.

London Nov iG. 1856 o. go Past
oud furious 1rhung both m Jhc e'st-
oru ard western arenas of tho var ls
expected by English military on.rrr.
cr to makc this coming week. mem
ufsllc oven io war each week ul
which has Witnessed carnage snuaI Co.
that uf thr great uatileH of history
AZ tine same time hints from the
front encourage them to expect chat
tho week also VIII see tho German
tide through FLANDERS toward the
coast towns uf buutlrk and Calais
heainniug 90 obh
The cheerful note sounded hv tho
French Afrcinis snnouneoment of yos-
terday. Indicating that Nprcs. Nr-
IneuuereA uethuno, Arras and other
Inland gates 10 tho aasoasi rcm3ip
rI fnr improEuuhl. barriers Goo ai tho
Cornsan assaults is doubtless respon
slhlc for Iris optmem While tho
vsEor of the tcutunlc offensive may
have fia,kened. there ls at present
mimcnt little. 10 ans, iuc.gation or a
resolve on the part of the Gcrm0n
commanders 20 abandon she plans
which already have cost them so
Jcgrly
AZ least one more oompreheusis %
attempt go break through the allied
lines. Therefore is expected before
the next phase 81 the operations
opens This phase. .t b. thought u
London granted that tbe German ad
vance H. not continued, VIII he thc
siege of the trenches carefully pre-
pared by the Germans in the rear of
their present lines The forecasts ol
these Etratcgists point ouf that thr
alliee are under mo- compuiai0n o.
force the issue az tho present stage
They constantly anticipate "a doyelup-
meut 90 holding taCtifs with view oi
keeping the German Hrmics in the
western arcnt husy while the Russian
mAsse. "a thousand miles io the east
ward nre moyag forward tn tho
struggle for the possession nf Slcsm
Poscn and East Prussia,
These calculations are made with.
out any knowledge of the plans OF th,
berlin stan to alter the situation az
it exists today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
seventy-Eight Hundred Dol
lars Reported at Neon To-
day Brings Total of Fund
to $51.035.
COMMITTEES TO REPORT
AGAIN TONIGHT AT 8
Tomorrow Fire Whistle Will
Blow SIS Each Additional
$1,000 Is Reported Kelley
Of Vegas Gives $1,000.

The ,aaipairn for Nlbuqucr-
que. :. VI 4. s. huilding will
De- extended another - hOur-.
iu-tyad uf closing tonight at
midnight 70 viii rortiuuc until
Tuesday az mldniph when, at
ihc stroke ot ta. soliciting VIII
HVei-i.
This wa determined upon ut
the uonu l.ufif ifcou today vince
with s2z.@1o ~tlii 90 raise, % be-
came rlrir that ths worker
could NOT possibly -cs. the 2 eau
or murc people -tiil rs~.kunri
among prospective giNcr>. hc.
tats.u noon and midnight
international 49, Fetar, iiiil-
hcsmvr. wlu-r voice Show the
strain 81 bi- slghieDn-huur dHN
-i.itcdtiic fut thV pest tyn dnN-.
unnouncvd huskll that Gam
pnign- had beCu extended one
and even tWn daN- heretofore
that lime were uut nu which iatsv
contributions drftcuiicdt thHt re-
tuFu- ,tluid NOT hc hnd nn -onir
uf these before tomorrow mugn-
ug and that in ur,isr ca icasr tho
wa, ulru foe thca. nnd in orti,a
that ali Who miahi give ln Ati,ii-
uucruur MAY hc seen thc cam
pB.Eu would hC extended ouc
nlurc duN.
chairman " o. iIirkef asked
tioual twenty -four houi--. hegin-
uiu4 at 4 u',io,k totnofruw morn
iug aud wutking utn midnight
tScrl worker present got Ca his
lrrt agrvcing 60 give the whole
uf Tomorrow ca the slOl s's-fui
hn. -liitil uf tho tampuign
A1houEh thc time la. bccn "a
tcudc,i thi- d,rcs not mean faii-
ore of the ranspairu % mran-
rather iu-uran,c of ~ucces- TOE
tine mAotcriuns tiucs which are
uuf are said Ia hc certain 60
hring results.
And nli thiags considered to-
dny rotrft Of s5.s3O wak hy no
mcan. unsatisfactory "a wns. ni
faff, larger intunnr 81 ueW
-nl'- Tfptiuus ulsan had hss.n ca-
pcttcd aud "a drought ellcsse
nom thc n-zslni icd audicnfe
The s,iiuic o. ilie ctssk totia,
wa the un~t enthusiastic yei
given. aud "a was accumpRuied bs
a hand anil fnc siagina 80 "a hul
time by tlie wufkcte. ncarls
every one ~ whom Werv prescat
Tbc Iicrald'- report this after.
noon H. thu inst reliort whioh nii
hc niaaie bY tsams Toniehf at I
o'clcrk the tcame win rt4ioft nns
anOthsr fuotins wiii h. made.
Tomorrow the hnal ,lay. tni
hTe whistle has bsen ufsicfed :.
sound D, Mayor lioairiglu ever
Time nn additional - 400 hn
l'ccn added a. the fund. rs.
kcs't'ins Ia mind tllo total louaof
ruu nlofnlnE. and bs lislrniaa 4
the hrc uilistir. soa oan tall lnt
aherc tbs \. n. a. A. fun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
Premier Asquith Today Re-
quests Parliament to Vote
Additional War Credit Of
Two Hundred and Twenty
Five Million Pounds.
WAR COSTS GOVERNMENT
FIVE MILLIONS DAILY
Greatest Single Demand Ever
Made Upon Resources of
the Empire in Today's Re
quest for $1,125,000.000.

London. Nov. I6. ti:0S q. M
The greatest single demand
ever madc upon the material re-
sources ur Great Britain Was
,oi,-cd b, Premier A>gulth tli~
afternoon when iu tlic house ur
commons lee moved an additional
crs~iit for war purpose of t2s5,-
Oa1 nOO tSi.ta5. O0O .0OOl, whifh,
iE addition to the millions al
ready voiced iu Augu-t b. cqui,a-
lcnt to an increase al more than
80 per cent n the national debt.
Thc premier told thc h"u-c
tliHt the iaTgt-t portion or the
CI0O UUO .Ou0 nircud, allowed had
been t-rd in the conduct of uiili-
tar, operations loans Co thc al
lies and disbursements tor food
-uppiic~ Tor the country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16

Regarding thc cost ur war Premier
NaIuiih slld he dr.uusG fo dsiyc .uto
the futnrc ur speculate uu what oom-
mitmenjs ni sh' hr necessary Tor Great
Britain 90 insure later but lp tn laa
I saturday the sDu3l additional oy-
peuditurc falling upon the eNchoquer
amounted fo between 900. 600 and H.
600 uu0 pounds dsH. For tho cuur.
nous sCale ct the operations ana 9th
er conditions Tins sum. the prcmi,r
said. did NOT exceed tho estimates ot
expenditure thar might reasonable
have been expected.
Tho premier -1id hc could mot hope
that these expenditures wore Ukciy .r
be- diminished The present measure
carries DIVISIONS to March 3l which
would NOT only satisfy the CalcuiH-
iions based ou experience bur would
/ leave ou hand reasonable margin.
! Tine expenditure Tor sugar which
/ had been especially large. would in
/ ihe belief uf the premier ultimately
/ he rccuupcd ta the eXchcGuer 4 con-
siderable sum had dome suppur tn
secure the control of tho railroads to
the government and abe expenditure
| inciudede provisions foo refugees
/ with regard Co the purpose Of thr
! credit. the fa rgTeater bulk oi tins
4 would De- for army aud navy cNpeudi-
turcs the premier said The civil cX-
pendituFes were iurousideFahle aud
| they would bc largely Tor tho purpose
of getting food supplies and foY ufth-
20 commodities negeasaTy for the
/ British the use of which must be
made impossihle Tor the enemy An
other Arze item WAS made up of
loans of money tp othefa amountin-
lto f21i GOO 900 The principal items
n this list were to tho Belgian SO,
ommcat $4,000. eco ana 90 Serya
$4,000. 600. on which uo Interest uHs
90 be- charged until the end of ths
var
The House of Commons vote
unanimously for tho additional vaI
credit of ga6.u0e. .00p Dtll15.oe1.-
00ol asked by Premier Asauith
The measure introduced hy thp sn1
crnmqnt lasi week. for an additional
army of i.ooe.eea men. also wac ud.
iopicd unanimously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
PHOENIX IS HARD
HIT BY FIRE
TO-DAY
Nine Business Establishments
in Heart Of Arizona Capl-
tai Wiped Out by Morning
Fire With Loss Of 100000

. Phoenix Aria. Nov. is Sine 4
. hnsIncse catahuahinants we're
. wiped ost Today hy 0re. en =
. failing ioss estimated at $500, Z
. Hoe The fre started in the year =
. uf "a clotbiue store Despite ef- :
. forts ~ fhf nre department h =
. burned four hours until Il fre
. Wnn barred further Irosreas I
. tncendarIsm was suspected bat I
= no arrests have been made
. FaliiuE wells Frequently lm
= psriiied frrmen. hut no one Uits I
= injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
WNn COSTS ENGLAND
IIAL MIillON nAlIN

London. NaE IG H.I2 p. ~
Premier AsGuuh stated today iu the
hous, uf romWDu. that cine war n-
ready wae .asdus Great Britain from
sf.5uU.HHu tl 50 GOO 600 daily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
COlsD WEATHER ASSISTS
iNNADfgS OF EASE pstISSI \.

= petroarad Noy nc. Via i.ondoa
y 80 D. ~. The Russmn adsanco
lntn East Prussia. according 60 ad-
vices received here from tho front
b. being assisted materially hy cold
weather which enables the troops to
move more rapidly
a mu 90 snow during tho Last two
DAYS IL reported bu; not % auni-
ciens extent a. hinder seriously tho
movement of the troops
Relief secieiics in reirogfad ana
other Russian cities are bending evcfi
effort a. collect woolen Farmentf.
Dummies ciothes with the sniiofme
of captured Germans are placed about
90 attract attention Here nud there
on the streets small inbies are sct dp
for the recolpi of contributions ami
the hiftrihrilon of war literature
Ilekpntchos o. i'eifoerad aapers in-
a4tta.af. 1sIa.4 an Ntana Tf4f.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16

London. Nos 10 G.f" p mI
TeleEraphrr9 from Athons the .uTr..
spondeut OF 'H. Exchauge Tr.eerarh
COMPANY -a1 was announced u
the Grcciau chamber of depuilr- to-
day that GTr.. Britain haJ advanced
the Grect .crumpnt 4U.uup. 200
dachmI- as. lHG. .000l 60 p1y fut
werships far r"ecc to bo cuustrue.
ef n EurIH Hipyards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
YOUNG MEMS SOLICITING CONMITTE.

business Mems Committee iotal
Young Mems Committee. total
Executive Committee -..... .......
To-day Total .....-.-.-....- -...
Yesterday Total .......,..-..-
GRAND TDTAL .............. ....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
TRAMPS STOLE A
FREIGHT TRAIN
ON DESERT

san perubrdino. Cal Nov To-.
Ninety three tmmps. on their annpal
winter tour westward, are in iah here
today chnrser aith having stolen and
operated Tor their own benefit san
Pedro. isus AuFrles a. sat- Lake
freight train on thc Moiaft dIsert
Tho trampH. aa m nHmber were
biaius ncroEs thr desert. bound Tor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16

Los Anrelcs, when thc freight upin
entered Ous station east ot here
The, uterpowsrrd the train grrW
broke scale 90 ucight cars ana aiI'r
making themselves comfortable or-
aered the engincer to puh out Tor
Los Anerlcs when the train reached
san Brruardno "a posse was waltinE
for g. and au hut ten of the tumps
pcro captured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
NEW AMBASSADOR TO
FRANCE TAKES CHARGE
ON DECEMBER FIRST

Washington. Nov 1t William at.
sharp. former ohio congressman uih
present BE credentials as ambassador
&C. France tu President polnCaff gn
December n, tHd take over the Office
nov held hy fsrmcr goferaor Msran
T Horfirk oi ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
a. 500 NIENs NoW ~
PRISONS N ENGLAND

London. Nor ig GAIA %. NIB
speakinr in the house OF commons
this afteruuon, Home Secretary Ac-
kcnun impaired thr Information that
~ toe niienf. enemies of Great ifh-
ain. Wer to-day miened Ia coucon-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
TWO MORE STATES UNDER
FOOT AND MOUTH BAN

and Montana ..iay were placed under
federal quarantine because ot out-
breaks of Oh. loot and mouth dis
ease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16

Thrs- were bon .lduiuu tu ths prison.
-r. taken DOB action. tud the W'u rr-
moved from .no merchant ships n'
thc enemy Nr Mekcuuu added thor
there we're rt $4,000 au,u enc.
fnies sfl at .rEe iu England
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-22

Chas, Angel of Delhi were guests at
the Ned Paris home Sunday.
Miss Anna Olson went to Man
chester Friday for a short visit VIII
Mrs u. Anderson.
MI. and Mrs. "A. e. Larson and
family autoed to- Cascade Sunday and
visited with the formers sister. Mrs.
Geo. Jones, and family.
Eric Carlson and Esther Anderson
of Manchester passed through town
Sunday enroute to Bay Settlement:
Mrs. Nellie Stone and daughter,
Irene, Of Delhi visited at the II. E.
|Hefner home Sunday.
BirneyD Davis Was q passenger TO
lDyersvilla Sunday.
Oscar Manson Of Greeley was g
visitor In town Sunday.
4yvm. Killers and Miss. Emma Gle
naDp spent Sunday evening at the
Henry Claus home at Milo. h.
Mr:yand Mrs. a w Sackettsv VISIT
ed at the u: ]. HOLSTER home a.
Manchester Sunday.
Mrs. G. Brown was a@ Delhi caslleFr
Monday.
IA few Of the young folks gathered
at. the EFF. Dawson home THURSDAY
evening. The evening was spent IN
music and dancing.
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daughter Mildred were shopping in
Manchester Saturday.
MRS. Boland Of Chicago is a visitor
at the Charles Kennedy home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcguire en-
tertained relatives from Farley the
first of the week. 81
Mrs. Charles Worley Is in Man
chetser caring for her father, who Is
dangerously i'll.
John Oehler Of Delhi is visiting
his sister, MRS. Cruise, east Of town,
for a few days. &
p. J. McEnany and son have gonet
to Seneca, South Dakota, on business
connected with his farm at Il that
place. His son, Peter, has charge
OF 1t.
Charles Worley and three daugh-
tiers and a young man and his sister
from Chicago autoed to the bluffs
near Hopkinton Sunday and had
with them q nicely prepared supper
for the occasion.
Mrs. Pugh and daughter were Man
chester shoppers Saturday. Mrs.
Vending was also in the Dairy City.