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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
WEALTHY ILLINOIS GIRL FOUND
WITH HER HEAD CRUSHED IN

She was found last night in the First
Methodist churchyard, behind some
shrubbery. All efforts to arouse her
from her condition have failed, ex-
cept once this morning, when she
mumbled incoherently There is 40
clue at present to the parties VINO
committed the deed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
IN OR|zzL|NC RAIN CROWDS
PAY TRIBUTE To LORD ROBERTS

The casket was wrapped in the
Union Jack and mounted on gun
carriages. The pallbearers consisted
Of five field marshals, five generals
and two admirals. King George and
the cabinet and representatives Of
and the king of Belgium attended the
President Poincare, the car, Mikado
obsequies.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Bob Burdette Answers Call

by United PreSS
PASADENA. Nov. l9.-Robert
Burdette, the humorist, died at this
afternoon from the hardening Of
arteries after an illness OF several
months.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Repelled Germans
[By United Press1

LONDON, Nov. 19.-Though un-
der a tremendous pressure from the
Germs n infantry, the artillery of the
Rrit;sh in the vicinity of Arras is
holding firm, and at one point repell-
ed the Germans 500 yards. The state
nent is made that determined at
tacks were made on two British di-
visions, but both were repulsed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
IBy United Press !

PETROGRAD, Nov. 19.-The East
Prussia battle is raging along the
Gumbinnen-Angerburg front. The
war office asserts that the German
entertainments in the Mazurial lake
region have been captured and claims
the German advance between VS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
CARRANzA MOVES CAPITAL FROM
CITY OF MEXICO To OR|ZAbA
Meanwhile Villa Designates Irapuato
as Concentration Point Where
He Will Mobilize Forces Prepara-
tory to Moking Descent On Late
Presidents Forces

the first time since the Max
imilian regime that the City
OF Mexico has ceased to be the head
quarters of the federal power. Gen
eral Obregon now controls the City
of Mexico.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
RUSSIANS CLAIM To HAVE BEST
Of BATTLE IN EAST PRUSSIA

tula and Warthe has been driven to
the Bzura river. The German ad-
vance from Thorn into Poland is
heavy and it is expected the great
est OF the enemy's strength will .,e
ate fighting is now progressing with
heavy losses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Germans Report Progress
(By United Pressl

BERLIN, via The Hague, Nov. 10.
Germans are gaining west of St.
Quentin Roye. Floods hamper in
the north, but the positions at Yprez
Der of new big guns have reached the
front.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
IBy United Press

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-The
state and navy department are anx-
iously awaiting word from Consul
Morgenthau and Captain Decker ex-
planning the firing of the Turkish
forts on the Tennessee's launch.
Pending receipt of news it is al
nounced on behalf of the president
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Gompers Gets a Raise
fBy United Press

BY united freSsi
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-The
Labor Federation convention today
raised President Gomper's salary
from $1,000 to $500, over Gomper
protest.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
I By United Pressl

AURORA, Ill. Nov. 1o.-Miss
Jennie Miller, the daughter of ex-
Mayor Holmes Miller. and the rich
est woman in Aurora, is dying in q
hospital here Her skull had been
crushed in by steel pipe wrench.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Turks Occupy Kalatulnahl

By United Pressl
CONSTANTINOPLE, via Berlin
Nov l9.-Belgrade is now being
bombarded by Austrians, according
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19

/. I. Morris, contractor in charge
OF the painting of the federal build
ing received word yesterday of the
death of his nephew. Mr.. Morris left
last evening to attend the funeral.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Moves Seat of Government

BY United Pressl
ERA CRUZ, Nov. 19-Carran-
IA 5 provisional government has
moved to Orizaba. This :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19

w. F. McFadden, travelling audi
tor for the Industrial Insurance COM
mission, has returned from an official
visit to the eastern section OF the
state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19

Of the olden days, and burlesques on
motion pictures and other forms OF
amusement, modern and antiquated.
Mr.. Santley appears as young
spendthrift who has been compelled
to return home from Paris by way
IT the steerage because his irate
.ather has cut short his allowance
following the sons escapade with a
notorious French dancer. From the
time the boy lands in New York
there is adventure for him at every
turn, the story ending with his mar
rage to his dream girl" petite
little lady whom he met on the
ocean liner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19

L. ID. Bowes was Carson visitor
from Reno yesterday, returning to
the riverside city last evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
Briefs From the Wires

to messages from Budapest. The
bombardment began Sunday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-19
ACCORDING TO BERLIN REPORTS
GERMANS ARE MAKING GAINS

continued advance in Belgrade sew
eral Servian guns and a considerable
amount of supplies were captured.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-16
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
sSrei imnerbalb Der
gauoesgren3en.
3wei Oeutidt Sffi5ierc
uno Matrofem
Oetiniert.
9amen inter @erletmns Der @entra-
litat nad San Sraneisep.
Wiiiiien bits snm aricssenbe in ben
Ser. Staaten bleibcm.
Sutid)after Iurgcntban wabrt Sn.
tereiie Der Sripelcmtcnte.

@aibington, 8. Nop. 3tpei
OclItibe Sffi3iere uno 5tpei Mann
Don DEM oeutideitareu5er @eier, Ser
Jest in Sonolltlu lit, iinO befanntlid)
Dor GINGER 3eit nud Son 6rancisco
gefoMmer, mo lie ipegen @crlcsung
Der 9fcutralit1tsgeiese perbai pur.
Den. Gie pier Wfann peroen Iii ,Srei-
belt geiest peroen, miiilen ober bis
SIM Gn0c bes &rieges in ben Ser.
Staaten bleibcn. 9ie Seutibe BOT.
ibaft puroe biepon Olirb 0asStaats.
ocpartement perIt1n0igt.
9out elmer @rfldrltng, Die Der tiir.
fiihe Minilter oes SSnnern Dem nme.
rifaniidjen 9otifafter Otorgentbau
in &onltautinopel nbgegeben bat,
mogen britiioJc uno fran3oiiihe, i'll
Der Siirfei lebcnoe llntertanen ielbit
entihei0en, Oh lie bort bleiben ODER
abreiien iuoQen. Gie amerifaniife
@otl6ait erIeid)tert Die 9lbrciie Der
llntertonen Der alliierten Mdftc uno
pertritt Die ,Sntereiieu Der Niiiioila-
re.
9is iest purbe oas StaotsOepar.
tement nod nift eriuht, OaB ieine
Diplomatii6en Sertreter in Der Siir.
fei sic @abrllng Der tiirfiiden SSsli.
tertrIIcm iii SroBbritannien, ,Sranf.
reid uno 9fitBlano iibernebmen iol.
len.
los misunderstanding slmt Der.
itGnoigtc bellte Die bieiige 9otifaft
pon Der Grfldriing oes arieges 5pi'
id3cn @rpBbritonnien itno Der Siir.
fei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
,& &tr(ien n16 2lt9ppttn runlort Is,

gleib nit Der NnbIi5ierune Oes De-
mentis peroffcntlibt baS oifi5ieae
Yrebbureau ben Cert elmer in
Snoien in 3irfulation geiesten BRO
flamation, tporin iih Die britii6e &e.
eierung berpflihtet, Die beiligcn
Srte in arabien nidt su belaItigen.
SoIange Die HiIger aus Snbien i'm.
geitort 6leiben, tperoen Die beiligen
Srte in Irabien unb Weiopotanicn
ni6t bon britiiben 3riippen ange-
9riffen perben. Die 2egierungen
bon 0ranfrei9 ii1tb &uBlano babeu
1bnli6e @arantiet eegeben.
Giner &eiiter 9epeide aifoIge
iperoen Die Oeiterreider bon Den
9filiien in @ali5ien siiriidgebalten.
2estere baben Die 8elaeerung bon
Yr5cntpsI eineeiteIlt, neil cine Gbo-
lera-gpiDernie in Der Staot ipiiten
ioa.
@enf 8. Wop. 11eber Taris.
Sier traf bon einem amerifoniiden
@eidaftsmann in &onitartinopel ein
5elegranm elm, tporin es beiBt, buB
ii6 Die 9lmeritaner in Der tiirfiI6en
Saitptltaot in @efabr befanben, neil
Die Siirfen 5tpiiden @merifanern
unb gngIGnoern nibt lnteri6eioen
f0nnten. Giefer 9lnerifaner erfI1rt
aid], bob oas ganae 8eidoft in Der
Siirfei riibe, oaB bas 9anb tatiab-
lid ii6 in SGnoen Der 0elti6en be-
idnoe iinb baB alle amerifaniiden
aaufIellte Mnitalten treffen, Oas
9ano 5u perIaiien.
9ant gfabridten, Die bier aus
Miinden eintrnfen, iinb IA oeiltibe
SffiSiere unb so Matroien, olle IN
Uniform, BON Wiinden nod Der
Siirfei abgefabren. Sic reiien iiber
gSien.
s(us perIGbIiden GueIlen erfdbrt
rnaIl, oaB oeuti6e Igeilte,l in Der
Sdtpei3 url0 in sstaiien iid) be-
miiben, glei, aupfer, 2eoer, aon-
ierpen unb Notoren fir 9leroplauc
iirtb llnterieebuote 5il faufen. Sic
offerieren bobc Ireiie. Gie Sdwei-
ser nnb italieniIdcn 9eboroen, Die
ben grport iol6ersrtifel bereits per-
boten baben, treffen meitere MaB-
nabmen, linn ibr @erbot burd5u-
fiibren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
Sentiher &renser lant 2pmouner
0ielbnng Snrd Wiine seritOrt.
8eriiflt npn geidGbismms Der
Sfpmpie fanb meme Habrnng.

Berlin, 8. g1on. 9rahtlos.
Sffi3ien tpuroe berte in Berlin er.
Hart, oab Die ruiiii6en Sruppen an
Scr oItlihen 9ren5e IN ben lesten
Sagen feline @efansenen gernaht
batten, nod Iino irgenotpie belttide
9eripnnoete in ibre Sdnoe gefaaen.
,Serner baben Die 9eboroen feline
aenntnis BON Dem 8erllit beltti6er
@aidinengeipebre on Die HuIien.
slus onltlif]er SueIIe gtng Der
@reiie in Berlin fol9enoe Wiittei-
hing su:
Der 9ireftor ser Sftpeoii6et
MISUNDERSTANDING erflGrt, baB Die
bon ben @ngIdnoern unternommene
glodiering Der 9soroiee ourd Minen
Elm Sdlae segen Die Sdiifabrt Der
neutralen MGdte, ipe3ien Der ifunoi.
napiiden lit. 9ie Bolitifen, oas
Organ Der b6niiden &egierung,
nennt bieies 8oreeben @roBbritat-
MEMS einen fAfperen S6lag gegen
bie britiide Stiffabrt ielbit."
8aris, 5. @op. Sier ertpartet
man beitte, oaB es IN ser 8egeno
5tpiifen 9irniioe uno Der ems 5u
erneuerten beftigen @ngriffen Der
Oeiitihen fonmen peroe. Sros Der
8erit1rfiingen. Die lestere erbalten
batten, mare nah bieiiger slnii6t
TIRE fiirSIiden 9emiibingen in iener
8egeno erfolglos geblieben. 9aut
benz Iesten Sitiiationsberid]t fdm-
pien Die 9lniierten uno Die 0eutiden
per5peifelt Inn ieben Sou oieies @e-
bietes. @orlGufig fheinen Die Geltt-
fhen ibre @bIift, on Die !SafenitGbte
oes gngliihen &nnals bera15lfon.
men, aufeegeben 5u baben. Sollte
fih oieie glnnabme als pabr eripei-
fen. oann treffen Die 0eiltidefl In-
itaIten, anore Saftifen 81 periuden.
Tie fran5oiiiden uno englil6en
Sriippenfiibrer iinb nod 4niidt bic.
faer 9eobahter nit Dem Heiiltat
i6rer eigenen 9eniibunaen uno NIT
ser ansemeinen Situotion 5ufrieoen.
0ieie 9nperiidt in Sranfreia
iuurbe nod burh bos seitrige Sele-
aramm oes Generals Soffre on
8rpbfiirit gtifoIaus bon &uBlano err
b0bt, porin ser frnn5oiiiAe Sber-
fonmonoant iogte, 0ab Die fran3oli-
ide Situation gut lei, mno Der Soff-
NINA ausbrud CAB. oaB bic fontbi-
nierten slnitrengungen Der alliierten
id,IiebIiden grfoIg bnben peroen.
llnunterbroden fragt man iih
bier, uie Iange pobl Der arieg
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
Slimbbeit int lDeiben
Saus.
lteber &einltat jiingiter
@abl 1T man leidt
getrOitet.
0cmufratiidlc Iebrbeit i'm 6ans anf
% rebnsiert.
Gin Susialiit siebt mieoer einmal in
Sas Sans Elm.
Semufratiidle Iebrbeit I'M Senat
oiirfte IA betragem.

g8ofbinqton, 5. 9tou. .;Snl
@eiBen Sous priift man bellte nod
INNER iorgfGltig Die eintreffenoei
@ablberidte. g8ie geitern gie6t man
iid, aud beute nit Ser 3atiade dit-
frieoen, SaB beibe Sarier oes aos-
greiies IN Ser @ebrbeit oemofratii6
iein peroen uno iiebt ben rieiigen re-
puplitanii6en @eipinn i'm slbgeoro-
netenbaus fir feinMiBtrauenspotilnl
an Die COMMUNICATION @iHons on.
Gen letter 9cridten nah oilrfte
iid oas 9[bgeoronetenbaus aus 226
Iemofraten, 1872 &epubIifnnern. 10
Iroareiiipen rnb einem Sosialilten
slfanmeniesen. 9emnah ipiiroen
6ie Oemofraten cine Mehrbcit BON
% beiiben.
Die oemofratiife Webrbeit I'M
Senot 6iirfte IA betrngeu.
Gbicago, 5.gton. Senator 9alp-
renee 9. Sberman, Hepublifaner,
muroe laut Den beutigen, fait boil
it1noigen @abIberibten nit elmer
Webrbcit BON runb 5000 Stimnlen
iiber BEN 1emofraten Roger 6. Gull
lipan gum giulbes Senator luieoer-
eripGblt. 7ie nod aiisitebenocn Be
ridte oiirften iif mif sfepublifaner
uno Tenofraten in gleiher @eiie
perteilen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
Mn eimer Sdlappe
nibt genng.
Sbi0s Mmti=SalDDm yra=
que indt mcne Nb=
Thinning.
3weiter Erubibitiunsfanpf brubt Der
@ableri6nft in Sbiu.
&eimltat in @aibimgtun nnS Gu.
lurabo nod nnbcitimmt.
Snffragettcn bebampten, orei mcne
Staaten geiupmnen 81 baben.

bus, O., 3. 9top. Sbio
fam an 9ienitng aus cinem &anpf
iiber ltnatslpeile 9Srobihition nllr
beralts, i'm III cine ncue 2unpagne
iiber bieielbe6ragc ein5iltreten, wenn
es nod Dem Willen Der 8ean1ten Der
itaatli6cn 9lnti Saloon Scngile
geben ioa. @0brenb es nod nft
offi5iea ,ugegeben nitroe, oaB 0as
Jog. Some 9fule 9lmenbenIelt.
bur6 melbes 10 Counties bes Stan-
tes, Die bisber inter &oie 8elct
~troden" pareu. autonlntiid) rnaB"
miiroeii, 10 bat Die 9lnti ISaloun
9en9ue frosoem angefiinoigt, BOB
fiir Die lddlten Gage cine @erianim-
lung einberiiien lperoen ioa. Tieic
ioa S6ritte nnterne6nlcn. Inn &c
titionen jirfulieren 5u InIien, 10 oaB
in einem Sabre iiber Sen @iocrriif
oes Some Hule 9lmen0ememts uno
iiber itoatsmeite 9}rpbibition obgc.
itinnlt peroen fonne. @apne ..
@becler. ser Superintendent Der
slnti Saloon 9engiic bon Ohio, cr-
fIdrte in ciiier beiitc neroffcntliGteil
MitteiIiing Scr 2cnGu" baB oos
&auptpotlim fir bns 'nle Hlile-
9(menbement in Gincinanti irn0 So
milton GorlItp nbgegeben morDcrl
iuare, lulO prophe5eit. 0aB Oie @ab-
leri6oft nnidt buI0en mcrOcn, onB
Elm ein5iges 9ountp ben gallScn
Stunt regicre."
@ie es iheitt, iuuroc Yrohibition
nit 10000 Stimmen pcrnorfcn uno
ba5 Some Mnlc 9lmcnocmcnt nit
10000 Stimlnen 0febrheit ange-
nommen.
6 bic.ago, 5. Nop. Zen lettcn
9erid]ten nah haben Ohio itno Gnli=
fornia Erobibition berlporfcn. mi6-
reno in @liiiouri Gountp 2ocal Sp.
tion BON Der. @dhleridaft obi6lGgig
beIhieben porben mar. 0ingegeil
niiroen Oregon ino slrisona Erohi
bitionsitnotcn. nGhreit6 bas Heiultat
Der @abl in @oibinaton lin6 GoIo-
raoo nod INNER nid,t feitIteht. XII
ben Iestcn 3rpei Stoaten beboilpten
bei0e Seitcn Der 6raac, qeiicat III
baben. Gs lit mohribeinlid). oaf
crit bie pffi3ielle Stimmciis1bllma
Ben 9lnsfnG Ser glbitintmitug 6cfi-
nitin miro nngebcm fonncn.
Ssm bieiiacr Gltnrtier Ser SSroneu-
ltinnnrcdtlerirncn berrifte gciicrn
iSreiioe, als fpdtcre 9crid]tc aniuneu-
ten idienen. oaf Montana lmo Ne
pabo rmb nabr' heinIidl nud 9tcbras-
ia Oas TraiienItinmrcdt anacnom-
men bitten. In of 0ielen oret
Stnaten miro aber crit sic offisicQe
3dbIitng fcititcqen. OF sic Suffragct-
tenfreln,be tati6dlif aeiieat boben.
Slider 1T bingegen. bab 0tiiiouri.
Ohio, gtorth Safptn ilnb South "a.
fota sSrauenitimmrc6t pernorien ba-
ben.
Sm q f a. 9fe6.. 5. geob. 1Srouen-
Itimmredt pur6e aniheinen0 in ocrl
g9otIen nn Ticnitng neriporfen,
penn aiid) bie Suffraeetten tire 9tie-
Oerlaae nod nidlt 5iigeben lrollcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
3wei Muiatifer Derult>
gliift.
llnfall creigmetc it'd aufslrmce- Sing
felb mnbc Sun SicgO.

San 9iego, Gal.. ). 9tou.
aapt. g. 6. 8oooicr il. POM Slnoes.
9lpiatifer1aorps pnrbe Icbens9efdbr.
lid uno @enn @artill, Gin anoerer
Mpiatifer, id)mer perlebt, ais iie ben.
te nit einent glernplo> etlpo 40 Sub
berabitiir,ten. Ter llniaa ereignete
ii6 nahe Dem 9lrmee-sSlugIelo aiiT
gtortb Sslano gegeniiber Der Ban
bon San Gieao. Die 5fuei slpiatlfer
beionoen lid in Martin's DSaihine.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
Sriiber aerettct.

Sarbor springs. Nih., ..
9eop. Iie beioen 9riiocr Vfiller bon
9etosfep. bic am Ofontag nift BON
einem iSiid5ue beim9efcbrt maren
uno Die man mir perloreii aurge9eber
batte, uuroen geitern Don Dem ,St-
ifer ,Sronf 9fiIter serettet, nadoem
lie pa Shlnoen bilflps ben @oaen
auf Dem Gee prcisgegeben Daren-
,sbr 8oot miiroe on ben 6ellen SER
triimmert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
aabimcttsfriie in Bern.

Gina, Yeru, 3. gtnp. 9tad Der
geitrisen Reiisnation oes Or. aure'
lilo Sou3a, bes 1rdiiberten oes pc.
rllpianiiden aobinetts, reiisniertcn
bei,tp sic iibriaen aa6inpttsnitglie'
ser. Sic politiifje Sage lit augerl-
Mifuh pnheitinIn1t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
SSlamlucn gcfdbrOeten 400
glrbeitcr.
Sramo in elmer Sdmbfabrif in Gne'
bee JAP bebrOblif ans.

Guebec, 5. 9top. 0euer in Der
'Sdulbfa6rif pon Gale brothers be-
brohte bcute pornittag bas gan5e
,Snbrifspicrtel bon Quebec iino
bra6tc nllc 9Seiierloi9apparate Der
Staot mad, Der 9ranbit1tte. Tte
,Slanlmen ,miroen oenn aud rdf6 UNI
tcrori!dt. Gicrmlnoert Irbeiter IN
Scr ;Sobrif fonnten ii6 retten penn
es ard) cine 3eit lang i6ien, als
ub picIcn inter ibnen Die 6lamnen
Ocn glnspeg abeeidnitten botten.
Ter angeri6tetc Sdoben miro auf
$40, 900 geidldst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05

unDfrall0erte Xage out
franSDiiidem &riegsz
tbeater.
Rad amtliden gerliner Serihten
lansiames gurriifen.
Die Sransuien bebaupten baielbe
BON aliierten Srnppen.
8niiiider 8eneralitab melbet Be-
ietnng tiirfiid)er Srte.
Gnglnnb madDt iifJ nm Sdifial
oreier Sreuser Sursen.
9rufbritannien fat Der Siirfei pffi-
siel Sries erfldrt.
Die numinea tiirfiidle Sniel Ggpern
pffisiell anneftiert.
1eriti6er SrunprGtenoent erflGrt
iidj fir Seiitiflarb.
SentIf)er &renser lant 2Dnouner
0ielbnns Snrd Wiinr seritOrt.
8erif)t bon 8eidGbigmng Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05

Die einatge fdsriePe oeitf.
f8e BeituuS in 2GiRigan.
Der6e Die 9epef9e1 Der
HH. Yrege Brinat
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
gritiider Npiatifer getDtet.

2onbon, 5. 9eon. 8ei einem
llnfall in Der &pon 6lugihule perlor
beiite 2eiitn. Murrap icin 9eben. Or
botte bel Der 2anbung Die 1iitan3
ltnteridost, feline Wtaidite ging in
Sriimmer uno er ielcit purbe geto-
tet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-05
Sas frOmme &aibingtun.
@aiebal Spiel am Sonntag in
gatiunalbauptitaot nugcieblidl.

@aibington, 5. Nop. 0as
bieiiae 9lppea @criht itieb bellte
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HANNA
By Mrs. ]. |. Guthrie.
bereavement

Mrs. Frank Mas and baby son are
spending the week at the Reynold:
home.
Miss Brown attended the recep-
1 ton at the NJ f. church in Emmett
last Friday evening.
Tim Driscoll, the probation officer
was looking after school business in
our vicinity last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard and
children are guests Of relatives in
Payette this week.
Mr. Clearwater Of the Clearwater
Sheep Company was buying hay in
our neighborhood last week
Sarah Story enrolled in school on
Monday.
Clyde and Guy Reynolds returned
from their hunting trip on Monday
They BROUGHT back two deer and
were very generous in sharing veni-
son with their friends.
c, L. Spaulding is not recovering
from the fever as rapidly as we had
hoped, but seems to make a steady
improvement.
Little Ethel, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding, was
stricken with the fever last week and
was taken to the w. J. King home,
where she is being cared for by Mrs.
King. The community certainly sym
pathizes with Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding
in their trouble.
Crete Robinson spent Saturday until
Monday with his brother and family
N Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carr of Boise
spent Sunday afternoon at the Bisbee
nome.
Mrs. Carr and daughter Mrs. Jesse
Meyer were visitors ct the c, A. Bis
zee home last Thursday
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BRAMWELL.
By f. F. Wells.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman and Ed
Wells and family took dinner with
Towns Matthews Sunday.
Charles Pullman and son Merrill
are out in the hills hunting. Here is
hoping they will bring back enough
venison for all the ueighbors.
The school children are busy clear
ing OF a basket ball ground
Quite a number Of farmers in this
vicinity are losing calves from black
leg.
Robert Miles and family had a new
piano delivered to them last Thurs
day.
Some strangers while passing down
Main street last week turned their
auto over. No serious damage to
either the machine or the occupants
They claimed the auto SHE'D at dog
and upset. It is possible that they
had something that didn't mix well
with gasoline
Charlie Trompeter is back looking
after some things he has yet. Charlie
is on his way back to Colby Kan,
where he has a position with a lum-
Der company
The stork. after passing around
Warren Nelson's place for number
Of years without stopping, dropped in
with boy last week. It is likely
that Warren will get used to being
bossed around.
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UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. III. l.. Cowan


William limerick sent some choice
apples, Rome Beauties and Jonathans
TO relatives in Iowa and Illinois. They
write back that they never tasted sucf
fruit or saw any such size or color
Mrs. Jackson will leave Saturday
for three months visit with her
mother, who lives in Kansas.
The new house of Frank Packard is
completed and Charles Stimson is do
ing the decorating.
The U. A. Club meets with Mrs.
George Parks this Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Jay Sanders, Mrs Frank San
ders and babe, and Miss Pearl San
ders drove to Star Sunday, taking the
interurban for Boise, Mrs. Jay San
ders and Miss Pearl returning the
same day. Mrs. Frank Sanders and
babe will visit her people, the Billiard
family, for two weeks.
Frank Sanders took a load Of pota-
toes and fruit to Charles Billiard in
Boise Monday.
Carl FEELS, the popular McConnon
Agent, and family nave moved to the
Fisher ranch, better known as the
Gilbride home.
John Bell and Dave Gill and r. D.
Voorhees, have returned from their
hunting trip, with three deer. They
had some hardships, as the weather
was cold, storming nearly every day.
Arch Mcclellan and grading crew
have finished the tract of land they
were leveling for Perry Spratt. A
number of his teams are leyeling for
f. Tennyson.
Mrs f. f. Hampton spent the day
Thursday visiting with Mrs. Quincy |
Ellis, Mrs. Frank Packard and Mrs.
Harry Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sommermier and
daughter Anna of Nampa and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jergers of Cincinnati,
Ohio, motored over from Nampa Sun
day to visit at the E. f. Hampton
ranch
In digging the well on the Quincy
ellis ranch, a good flow Of water was
struck at 20 feet.
Commissioner Roy Sanders with a
rev Of men have completed a bridge
across Haw Greek by the Shane
,on1p IT, was a much needed i'm
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
By The Indexs Correspondents

Ola, caused an abscess to form which
needed immediate attention. We hope
Jack gets along all right now
The school yards are being sanded
and graveled. A fence also has been
built around the yard to protect the
trees which were planted last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. holland spent few
hours at the Hamilton home Sunday
afternoon. They found Mr.. Hamilton
a little under the weather and Mrs H.,
who is laid up with fractured ankle,
as cheerful as could be expected un-
der the circumstances. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs Ray Nichols and baby are
with them.
Mr. Church has returned from Nam
pa, where he was called by the sick
ness and death of his daughter, Mrs.
John D. Orr Mrs. Church will make
a short stay in Boise before returning
home. Mrs. Orr was known and loved
in Montour by all, and her sudden
death has cast a gloom that is not
easily lifted. The father, mother,
sister and husband have the sympathy
Of the entire community in their sad