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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
- Bivsi policijski lajtnant

Becker, XII je vdrugiG obsojen ma
smrt v elektricnem stolu, .je po-
stal katOlican. Ali je to izvrsil. da
81 zavaruje svoie ~zivljcnje?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

2ao os an.nge, ifriper EFT tpif
@pis, at bpert Smaaiuslreoe inoe-
boloer lem sGg eler llnger. Sper
Sualcinge ipiier gienneminitlig so
Sniefter eler 2arper pr. Dag. Sl,e-
Ieior0lorene bringer meo andre Orb
bper Taa $50 Sfaoeiniefter biem til
Reoet. llngerne maoeS / fem Tiger
eaer meo ct runbt Sal / 80 Gage. 3.
u. I. 1900 Sniefter eller Garner bli.
Der iortpret. Sper 0arpe sbelPgaer
bper Saa iaa meaet 9lomiter eller
GLADE, iom be ielp peier, %i anita
ger, at Ell 2orpe ogiaa brilser 30
Gage, ier Sen bar GOt iig poren %
iprpupper iia. Sm III oa lrtter, at
hper 9arpe aienneminitIig eSelpl-
aer bare Ell NrigtblomIt pr. Gag,
iaa bliper oct life minore ems o25,.
600 @lomlter, icm | 9ehet al 80 %.
&c soel1aseS al 1900 Garner. Ct
Smaahialreoe rebber altiaa 225,.
600 airiebrr., TIomme.. Vrre. Ell.
Ter sGbleblomiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

Nlmbn (iunQ par Nurt$hu2holocr
San unr Ger al NuIlapari Taf. et
mclet tort Nnpu ior ct nleQct llbci
Gurtabu@ omtrcnt 60 W}ilc@ noro ior
Tenoul pou Nopc0lonoeucicn til
S%ogtmortcruc / @ltit clIcr "Naffe.
2nnoct" Get puoiioe lille Nrrt@.
bus f~Iunac0e liz iii Nicrgiioen iour
Ell SuoIcrc0c boit opcr Sen ifllnrmel.
Sc Glo0 SmQci5 iullQIcflUotc @rco,
buori1icuncm Nloocn icnote inc brH.
ienoe "a ifilnlfIrotc Strommc nco til
&nrct, ll9ciom en- enocloS, hpioflUhr
&pttcrtulp i iulb aorricrc irem moo
Ticuocu.
NInoa (i0nl por en- Qoo Molni,
hpiItct bctnOcr, at han / cnhuer an
ser Ncuiccnbc udr Ell mc1et iIct ga.
raftcr. Get nil iiac hon ~plnnorcoe
Inn e'tcr Sc 0llcriitrcitc Hrintiper %
laucoc oloriQ 2l1nmcri nleb en- itcr-
fcrc cllCr bc0re beuNbuCt Wono. Gcri
aoitlltc han iil ira 0c minore aQtppr.
bigc Al hans &ano@mruo. ser pIY,.
nrer ol oolter uocl noQet iom BELT
Erincip ellcr Overwhelming, noar
Blot Der cr ll6iiQt til at Sc fan tiene
Ell 10 Nnno Nerpcb.
CT oubere Sht0ium al Senrc Ssln.
geIen3 &rrt>mi3ior uiite 500, at han
par tilgirnReIiQ ior opbere 6clelier,
% Ell notwithstanding pnr set. al ban
eIife0e i'm lille ) Mar Qamlc Cater
Sall meo Ell NiNrIilbeo ol en- r>noer.
Iiabco, icm lanNt operlif SEN, ban
poeoc line ) hitnmeIoproe S~erauoer,
Ser honbc i'm @luoS / Sen mcrfe
aroN iuhc / hans 3of oQ til buent
ban oo8IiQ oircNc @rrnooire al irpq.
tcll8t %itinteu6e 6pripamp.
Sion9 hou0c neppc ppret Gift | TO
Iar "a bans inulffc, iiIiae Some bIeu
blot al en- giiti0 aitI SIanae. meoenS
tim IontIcoe llrter / GdIeu. "a oe
ionot Sen i~lotfelS Sfobnina, uar bun
oeenoc, men ! heu0ee Nrnc Lao en-
nnleot li0en (ilc,
Scnne Niemis9cIie bleu al 0erl
iorginIoe NuSbono bctragtet iom en-
oiretic Strai ira &erguSerne. ioroi
ban Caaen / Sorpeicn bap0e itiaaIet
HI'len ira Ell lattia Spaer. iao Sen
liottels 6pr ~ubeuRbuet bauSe maattet
iort'Utte i'm @ei neo moo 0apet. lin
oerpclS uar ban blepeu operiaIot al
ct Nor forllltne "algans". en- lprIia
cnoIfabsfulb grt al DC berpsteoe ma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14


aommeriomirit, me0 lin b~eifebne
Oroot - ia, hpor Sipet BOG fan pTrc
omifiitcIie; intet er ioa utroli9 al
life oct fan lie.
90 Soro MeIuillc? Sa, ban bIep
GLAD pcO it 90gteltob mco mig. San
iortolte MIG Sang paa Sang, at oct.
te @%iitcrmoal iont mango bapoe on
feet Tor oet iteritc Ganpio, / &irtelig.
be6eu bar noQet AZ oct tornu'tiglte
ban hop6e ioretoaet ia belle lit Siu.
Son nor lthnrc rig, oa ban tpnfte
mcQct ~iornntftig, at Acknowledged
bile fnntte oen auinbe til BAN iont
bon bauoc lfiPnfct lit NoOn, i'm 3ors
muc % dIti0 beban0lct 5eninnSinIot
o. ri00crIig. II0rig ongrct ban at
ban bop0c aiitct lig nleo MIG. Seq
pIciet bom i bans Sn9oom, oa ba
ban oe0e, citerIo0 han mig al lin
Hiabom. Sc itatfars Nepeer flf Ell
Gum al trsitc iig meo - leg bapoe
10 mere END nof.
Mon0c iegtc nit @efienotifab;
mango belief til min @unlt % iii
mine FenQcr; men ieg bao6e lonet
mig iclp at je9 olOrig piioe giite mig
igicrt, u0en me0 Den ManO iom bop.
oe bjllIpct mia / NIT 2ipS uGrltc
Stuno. 9u ntofremli9c Nfenne-
ifc," ioQoe 6rll la &our og toa i'm
Won6@ &aano / iin-"ou ion life bill.
oe legc @eficnotifab meb en- apinoe,
bpi@ cncitc Gnifc par at ellte Big %
qiprc OiN lpffcliG % uoi6pngi9!
Sporior fom blt ioo lioet ito? SOor-
for off ou life / Sbcntrct eller pna
aoncertcr? 8 tpnf oig, icg pioite
10 life cngol,a bpoO Ou 6eo."
90 @rlloen fog al Ell Ii0en Silfe.
pllnQ Ell VenQeltnffe frem. Ser bl,"
bpiifct 6uu, "6ct or ct al 6e Sranc3.
itnffer OIL 0op mig Sen Niten, oe ifois
Jet mia Vroo og Nlt&lp; men oenne
enc Wdpnt Qien1te ieN, for nIlcreoe nor.
ite GoQ ifiitet min Sfipbnc. Nlorig
piIoc ic1 lille mia ira oette life Fen-
gcitpffc; ic1 bar baOt oct hos mig
%6citonoiq. Oh amer life buor lpffc.
liz icQ bIcp, ga ieQ Tor en- MaoneO
iibcu ioa oiQ pan @nOcn. @uor bar
jeq ipriQ eitcr at ina NoQnen til at
&cA beicoc MIG no al &o0n-
ocren ol brllNte oct lerite, oct beoNte
Tooitlo ior at ioo big ino til MIG,
get bar life meNct int, men oct par
npttiN, life Ionot?
Nu boboe lea bare Sen @efumrinQ,
at bn fonifc nor giitl Sno ifltIoc on
inoct herc Oe1lue Niitorie; ie9
piloc / al Stilbeo bare gIort oi9 ria,
o. req ltattel@ Sao0 Wtelollle, ptloe
ioo pUrct rciit bort, biem til GnQ-
lano ~ Icpct cniomt poa Ell al mine
SerrcQooroc / oct %inuuffc MaleS!"
Greoric Qreb oct Qnrnlc Sranc8.
AorinQen til al hans %pffc %
NcJo; iod fp9ict bon TrbeoiQ % omit
i'm Npitru2 Noono; bun lno fiprliq
poo bonn % loQoc ImiIcnoe:
Ser oL min @cn, nl pc0 SIT ct
lea inQcn Sc cr, hperfen al Sc Qooc
,llcr al Sc on0ltubainI0c, iom on err
bon9c ior. Seq er inaen 6e,
tpcrtiuoO uor set Nih ionl lfjrnfet
MIG nit Gins i%toritc 2pffr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

Wcniter. Department.

IeoenitaaenSc 1~llenitre foiter 10 Gents
pr. Style. 2laar man b%eitiller oisie Mon.
fire, anmooes MAJ ON at opeipe %,lunnrc,
lllaal omfrine Sryltet oe Sipet, ,lIoer for
Born oe uttec pieer iamt fuloitunoie
loresle. SeuYt neoenfaaenoe Slanfet:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Bennington.


George Dierks was a visitor to Omaha
on Monday syss .sie
Fred ohrt took business trip TO South
oniaha Friday.
Rev. E. Ahrens filled an out-of-town
pulpit last Sunday,
Mrs. Peter Kroeger celebrated her
birthday last Thursday.
Mrs. B. L, Seymour and children were
Omaha visitors last Saturday.
Will Lebbert is at st. Joseph's hospital
in Omaha to be operated on for an In
jury to his arm r
Eighth grade examinations for Ben
nington and surrounding districts were
held here Wednesday and Thursday.
The next English service at the Wood
man hall will be held April 10. Mr.. IDeidy
Is now in the east on a vacation trip.
( At the election Tuesday the following
we're elected to the town board: C., w.
Glandt. August Witte, Gus BunE and
Henry Dornaoker
Miss Martha Keiser, daughter OF Ferd
Keiser. and Arthur Stark were quietly
married last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stark will reside in Benson.
Confirmation exercises were held at
lions Lutheran church last Sunday. The
members OF the class were Margarethe
Neuhaus, Johanna Kuennemann, William
Heitman. Edward shade and Herman
Kuennemsnn.
Mrs Braack, sister of Hans Lebbert
and Mrs Claus OFT, died last Friday after
Zion church conducted the funeral serv-
ices Monday, with interment at Flower
HIN cemetery.
DR.. w. II. Horton, who was found dead
in hlA auto last Saturday, was we'll
known here, having practiced medicine
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Louderbach Inquest
Goes Over for Week

CHICAGO, April IA coroner's in
quest today into the sudden death OF
Delaney II. Louderback, millionaire
street railway and real estate opeIa or
and former associate OF Charles T.
Nerkes, was postponed until April II to
give an opportunity for analysts OF por-
tions Of the body, H. q. w. Reinhardt
eoroner's physician. made a post mortsr1
examination today and stated that there
were indications that Mr. I.ouderback
might have died from an overdose OF
sleeping potion.
Il was said that Mr.. Iouderback re-
Gently had arranged his affairs in prepa-
ration for an extended "Trip abroad. He
lived here with his sister and nephew
In a three-story residence built in the
center % city block. The house il TAX
100 feet. equipped with all oonyenienees
and enclosed IN an outer wall or she'll,
OF glass and iron framework. which
leaves veranda space OF twenty-five feet
between Il and the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
OMAHA BANKS GIVE REASONS
Set Forth Their Protest Against the
Regional Bank Locations.
ASK FOR REVIEW OF DECISION
Also Request that Unless Change is
Made IN Location, that wyOm-
ing and Nebraska ne in
chicago Division.

Following is the resolution drafted by
the Omaha 'Ciearing House association
as . result OF the meetIn. held \ few
days sgo. at which It was decided to
protes; to secretary o! the Treausry
McAdoo against the placing OF Omaha
IN the Kansas City district Of the regional
reserve hank system:
The National oanks OF Omaha and
South Omaha have served the national
banks Of Nebraska and Wyoming as re-
serve agents in an acceptable manner for
many years Their preference for Omaha
as federal reserve city is expressed by
their votes filed with the organization
committee and In our own and their be-
half az 50 recorded we respectfully pro-
test againet the inclusion OF those states
IN the Kansas City district for the fol-
lowing reasons:
IN Is against the wishes Of the people
Of tha two states
'it ls contrary TO the long-estsbllshed
channels OF trade and commerce.
1t is serious Interference with the
business interests Of those states, and
TT 10 in direct opposition to the Lam
Euase and intent Of the federal reserve
act
Tho language OF the federal reserve
act Is as follows:
The districts shall be apportioned
Wi;h due regard 10 the convenience and
customary course OF business
In the states named the flow Of ex-
change and the trend Of trade and COM
fneree are to the east, not to the south.
and these facts we're clearly shown at
the hearing before the organization com.
mttee at Lincoln.
Al that hearing the committee fire.
qaently stated that Il did not desire TO
have testimony Offered other than that
bearing on the flow Of exchange. the
trond OF trade and commerce and the
common point at which the business OF
the territory centercd. The chairman Of
the committee asserted repeatedly that
the law was mandatory by which the
was controlled, and tho COM
ialttee simply desired to obtain as 40.
cvrate Information as possible on the
points referred 10.
The srrangement as made Will de. |
priye the business interests Of those
states OF the service and benefits the
.uTrency law was intended to give them.
We submit that In the spportionment
lf our territory that neither the ex-
PRESSED views OF tho committee nor the
llain provisions OF the law were COM
,lied with.
we therefore most earnestly ask for a |
'ev'ew OF the decision OF the organisation !
ommittee Of the Federal Reserve board. I
md. unless after that review Omaha be |
made reserve city. we respectfully re-
niest that In order TO conform to the re-
luirtments OF the federal reserve act,
lhe states Of Nebraska and Wyoming be
transferred from the Kansas city district
70 that OF Chicago, where our business,
naturally goes and where our interests
win be effectively served"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
From Our Near Neighbors

Cornish and w. w. Dow as members of
the village board. License had eight ma
jority.
Miss Ada Brawner who is teaching at
Superior, visited her home last week.
George Boob is very sick in a Council
Bluffs hospital, his ailment being tuber-
culosis.
Mrs. VIII Hoyt Of Omaha, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Ball, this
week.
Mrs. j. r. Calvert. mother OF Mrs.
John Sweenie, died at her home In Rich
field last Friday.
~. c. Miller and w. II, Davidson were
drawn on the federal jury at Omaha
for the spring term.
II. b. Stapleton. who Is now attending
the Creighton Medical college, was visit
ing here over Sunday.
Miss Winifred Roberts. who Is teach
ing In Omaha. is spending her vacation
at her home in Springfield.
G. E. Keyes had the misfortune to
lose one of his eyes while removing
set brake from his wagon
A. l.. Jarman OF North Dakota arrived
Wednesday. He was called here by the
serious Illness OF his mother
Roy and Frank Cockerlll made their
fathers home a visit Wednesday, II be-
ing the occasion of a family reunion
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Tekamah.

Mrs. George b. Warren OF Blair was
the guest OF Tekamah friends poryloH
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Marsh are the
parents OF girl baby that came TO their
home Wednesday.
Mrs I.ouIsa Bean was hostess to four
teen women at, 8 o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening.
H. NJ. Hopewell, cashier of the Burt
County State bank, has been on the i'll
list this week with an attack OF acute
indigestion.
w. II. Van C1eve. Tekamah's band in
structor. went to Craig Tuesday evening
and assisted in organizing band at
that place
Ralph Conkling and a chorus OF Teka-
nah singers will give an Easter cantata
In the High school auditorium on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Conkling Is an able con-
ductor for a musical chorus and Teka-
nah people are expecting some choice
music.
The Knights Templar are anticipating
a fine time at the Easter Sunday service
In TekAmah. After the sermon, which
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. MaoGregor
At the Methodist church, they plan on
serving dinner at their lodge rooms to
the various visiting members OF the com
nnandery.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Powers of
LAncoln are In Tekamah this week,
called here to attend the funeral OF But
Ter Hopewell, a brother OF Mrs. Powers.
Mr. HopewelTB home has been at Boise
for several years and his death came
suddenly. The body arrived Friday in
Tekamah and Will be buried Saturday
morning, funeral services taking place
at the Methodist church. To the older
citlEens of Burt county Mr.. Hopewell was
well known. He was a brother OF Olin
Hopewell and q half brother OF II. Nj
Hopewen and the late Judge Hopewell
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Weeping Water.

NNpAhh wafer
ATS +. +, Thorne and children left
relatives for short time
Miss Elizabeth Page OF Nebraska city
arrived last Saturday for a weeks yisit
at the W. d. Amber home. VISIT
a. J. Rsiston shipped carload OF hogs
omaha the first OF the week.
, A. IS. Gibson returned from Omaha
tuesday where he has been having a
cancer removed from his hand.
Mrs. J, =. Hpngate left the first OF the
week for David City 20 attend 4 Yneeting
OF the Federation OF Woman's clubs.
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick. jr.. took her
baby to the hospital al Lincoln SATURDAY.
70 have IL treated for spine trouble.
, Mrs. Fred Wagner OF Burweu. Nah.
has been visiting her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. >. l. Armstrong for the last week.
Mrs. Creda Hammer and daughter
Edna, left Monday for New Meadows
tion.
Al the regular meeting OF the school
hoard Monday night Raymond tones OF
Bancroft Was elected science teacher in
the High school.
Last sunday a large number OF friends
gathered at the home OF ~. O. Nelson
west OF town. 20 help their celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary.
Jean @. Jones, ACCOMPANIED hy Leonard
scott Russell CharleswOrth and Ralph
Graham, All Of Omaha, walked from
9mha 70 Weeping Water last Tuesday.
staying until THURSDAY, they then re-
turned on the train.
Or NJ. N. Butler entertained the fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11

Ronald Foster, who has been very i'll
with erysipeias for the last two weeks.
is improving rapidly.
Honorable w. G. Whitmore returned
Wednesday from Lincoln, where he spent
the first of the week.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Busy Bees was held in the Doherty hal
"wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. E Munson OF Omaha is spend
Ing the week visiting her brother. DR.. j.
G.. Agee and her sister, Mrs. Kopp.
Mrs. Monahan. Mrs. McNish. Mrs.
Klanhammer and Mrs. Wallstroem enter
tained. The proceeds amounted to over S2i.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hickson of Omaha
came out Tuesday for a two days visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Miller.
Mrs. Hempsted and Mrs McKibbon
came down from rilden, Wednesday, and
Gardiner.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
church assisted by Duane Wicklund OF
Novotny OF Fremont viii render The
Srucifixion' by j. stainer Friday even
The Valley fire company held It's an
nual meeting and elected the following
otncers; John MonahRn, president; ]. r.
Nichols. vice president; Laurence Coy.
secretary; T. l.. McNlsh. assistant secre-
tary; r. NJ, Erway. treasurer; NJ f.
sistant fire chief.
Ruby Pearl. aged l year. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, G. A. Richardson, died very
suddenly OF acute congestion OF the lungs
Friday. The funeral services were held
from tho Methodist Episcopal church
SUNDAY at o'clock conducted by Rev
MIR. Tuna Interment was made at the
Elk city cemetery beside the older sister
who died just one week before.
The Board OF Education Of the Valley
public schools elected teachers at the
meeting Monday evening. The following
are the corps OF teachers, most of whom
were reelected: Superintendent Frank
II. Adams; principal, Wauneta Cook:
mathematics and science. Irene Brown;
German history, Mrs. Lydia Adams.
intermediate. Hilda Parsons; primary,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11

Edna Weekly: kindergarten. Pearl
Hanna; third and fourth grades TO be
filled.
The annual meeting OF the Presbyterian
church was held recently and the follow
ing are the officers for the coming year,
John Lentell, N S. Eddy and A. J. Nc
Donald. elders: A. ]. Mcdonald, treas
urer; Mrs Gardiner. collector; Mrs May
Nichols, organist and chorfster; Mrs. In
Mrs. Ferrie assistant; Marie Wallstroem,
Sunday school secretary: Willie Ferrie
treasurer; Helen Kennedy, organist;
Marie Wallstroem, assistant organist; (;
Marcella Monahan, librarian.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Blair.

Blair.
Miss Fanny Lantry Is visiting her slfSer
ir Pawnec City, Neb.
baby boy was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur BOYD last Thursday.
Attorney Herman Aye Of Omaha was
In Blair Monday and Tuesday.
Attorney Clark O'FNalon returned from
Excelsior springs last Monday
Mayor w. ID. Haler has designated
April n as "clean-up" day for Blair.
Cashier Pfeiffer OF the Arlington Ma
tonal bank was in Blair on Tuesday
Rev. f. e. Volck. the new pastor OF the
Bapttst church, arrived with his faSily
this week.
Scott Castetter, an old-time Blair boy,
is waltlns relatives here on his way 10
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Siert, old residents
OF this county, will soon leave for an eX-
tended trip to Germany,
Mr.. Fred Carlow and wife. spent part
OF last week at the Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ware home in this city.
Miss Marguerite stewart, q teacher In
tho city schools. was in JAncoln last S.,t-
urday evening attending q banquet OF the
Delta Gamma fraternity.
Lester Barton, George IIineline: WIN r.
smith. ". NJ Terrill Abe Sutherland, ir2
and otto APsmusRen have been ordered
TO report for jury duty In federal court NJ
Omaha. April -.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
METCALFE ALWAYS WILLING

tcontinued from Pase oneD
my absence. and I am Of oandidsts
LOT any office. but the people OF Ne
pFahka know that Il Is All open secret
throughout the state that would rather
be sovernor OF Nebraska than hold any
other office; and u ever the time comes
when there should bo a genuine dcmand
Tor me, ! would give very serious con-
sideratlon 70 H."
MF. Metcalfe said he would remain I'm
Washington until January next, when he
would so back TO the state. lie expceta
10 spend few weeks IN New York and
Aoston, icaving In few days, but after
that he could OF tell what the future
had In store for him.
Today MIR. Metealfe called upon the
secretaries OF state. war and navy and
presented TO them such reports az he
desired 70 make as retiring official OF
the isthmian Canal commission.
Mr.. Metcalfe was accompa MED ON hIs
trip from the canal zone by Colonel c.
~ Branson Of Lincoln. who held posi-.
tion AZ a deputy collector OF revenue IN
that service on the gone. but who IN the
reorsanixation Of the zone under Colonel
ooeshals has lost out. Colonel Branson
LETT tor Lincoln this evening.
Protests PiIing Up.
When the Federal Reserve board is or
sanixed by appointment OF the president
Il will find the llvelieat contention that
has been started In long time for its
discrimination over the selection OF the
regional reserve banks and blocking out
OF districts by lis organization commit
tee. Il win inherit not only hard feel.
iHg ana bitter denunclation, but above
All protests OF a very emphatic charao-
ter.
senator Hitchcock voiced this idea to-
day In sharp protest which he made
on the senate floor against the organisa-
ton committees action aud indicated
that the convenience and course OF busl-
ness as contemplated under the new cur
reney law had been completely ignored.
lie served motive that he proposed 20
bring Il up before the fun board when
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11

Mrs. Grnce Milstead OF Peru Is visit
Ing relatives here.
u. o. BrawneT made a business trip to
Missouri, returning Tuesday.
John Shadendorf returned from Cali
fornia. where he spent the winter.
Prof simmons has been chosen super
intondent OF the Sprinfield school,
Mrs Frank Inhelder Of Pilger Is visit
ing the Lew Nichols family this week.
Tho local election Tuesday resulted in
the election OF Dr, A. J. Peters, /. V.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11

lowing at a o'clock dinner last week /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whirtey, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Tefft Mr. and Mrs w. ID.
Amber, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gorder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11


Jack Mccormick visited In Omaha Mon
day.
Mrs, Fred Clauscn entertained for her
birthday Friday.
Adolph OFT is In sarpy county doing
carpenter work,
Mrs. j. Bull entertained several friends
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Belts OF Benson visited
relatives here Tuesday.
C. c. Holling and J. A. Gibbons were
Omaha visitors Thursday.
Mrs. John Greggerson entertained the
Ladies' Kensington Wednesday.
Mr.. A. l.. Lltel OF Tekamah was In
town between trains on Wednesday.
Mrs. E Y. Sterricker visited with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, b. b. Baldwin
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bohlen moved 10
Fremont Wednesday, where they have
purchased a home
There will be services at the Methodist
Episcopal church Easter Sunday, and a
program by the children In the evening.
Mrs. c. w. Baldwin and sister, Mrs.
Van Camp, came from Omaha Wednes-
day. where they visited the past week.
Miss Emma Noite entertained the c.
G. club Thursday. Mrs. j. Schuldt won,
first prize and Mrs. ID. p. Quinn last.
a nice lunch was served.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-11
Prof, H. H, Savage
Commits Suicide

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April lO.-Prof.
Henry II. Savage, formerly Of Liberty,
Mo.. head OF the Hampton woman's coll
lese near this city, committed suicide
today by shooting.
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