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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18
The Golden Rule Dry Goods Company


~. Nicholson. the designer; william
u. Burton. who u to be the racing
skipper. and Captain Turner. who
will act as skipper during the voy-
age. win he on board the yacht.
The remainder Of the crew will
be on Sir Thomas team yacht Erin
which VIII act ms convoy.
The problem OF getting the sham
rock across the Atlantic under her
own sails Is almost as great rs that
OF racing her.
The yachts win stop for supplies at
the Azores,
The Yacht passed through the lines
Of the fleet lying here and was given
a hearty send-on by the warships.
Among Sir Thomas Lipton's guests
on the Erin were Colonel Neiil and
the Earl of Hardwicke. The latter
will transfer TO the Shamrock at tho
Azores and work his passage as an
able seaman for the rest OF the voy-
age. lie said he hoped 90 make good
and To be given n permanent job as
a member OF the shamrock's racing
crew.
The Earl Of Hardwicke has led an
adventurous life as a cowboy In
Texas and as a miner In Montana.
He comes from a s%earfaring family
and Is very kcen ON yachting.
The people OF Gosport presented
the challenger with n model OF n
parrot az "A mascot and this will be
perched on the howsprit while the
yacht ~ crossing the ocean. Tho
Shamrock niso carries nurnh,r OF
toy monkeys and other objects as
mnscOts.
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MOTORCYCLE" HAS
BIC STORY ON
NEW MEXICO
Mrs. Anna Wilds s~trumquist
Tells Interestingly of No
toroycle Trip from Albu-
querque to Bottomless Lakes

The July . number Of Motor
cycle illustrated" published in New
York aud the principal magazine
devoted "a the motorcycle and It's de-
votes. carries a handsomely illus
trated article by Mis- Anna Wilds
strumqulst Of Albuquerque, descrih-
ing Interestingly a s75-mile trip by
tandem taken. By herself and AIR.
strumquiat from this city 90 the
Pocua valley aud the plains country
along the Texas border The story n
written IN Mrs. strumguist's usual
sprightly style and viii prove a vat
liable advertisement Tor the state and
IL Offerings In scciiery and other at
fractions for the m~otorcycllst.
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ELkS TEAMS WILL
COLLIDE At 8
TOMORROW
Santa Fe Challengers Coming
With 80 RoOters. Manager
Graham Prepares for Their
Reception. Due at 1880.

Preparations have been completed
by the local Eiks for the entertain
ment OF their santa 70 brethren who
viii come here tomorrow for a ball
game and ~jollfication. The team
viii be accompanied by about thirty
rOotCrs.
The PARTY VIII travel from santa
Re by automobile, ana are expected
10 arrive at 1850 In the forenoon
George Graham, manager of the Al
huquerQue lodge team, has completed
ARRANGEMENTS for the reception.
Tho teams will meet on Hopewoil
field at 3 o'clock. Tho local Elk nine
are In good shape, ana have played
games enough 60 be ON edge without
special practice. They have ZAP
turcd all three OF their contests. They
licked the Santa Re Elks on theii
own diamond recently.
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Hummoll. Brooklyn. age. Meyers.
New York. .311; 6. Burns. New
York, .8i6; Byrne. Philadelphia,
SOS; Daubort, Brooklyn, .gOS.
Brooklyn with PCS and New York
with 267 lead IN club batting.
.Hcrzog with % leads in stolen
bases.
Among the pitchers Mathewson,
with 10 wins and 4 defeats; Atchi-
son, brooklyn, with 6 ana 2, and
Vaughn, Chicago. with 3 and 4.
rank highest.
Cobb. Detroit, heads the Ameri-
ans with .3f2. Then come Baker,
Philadelphia, $40; Jackson, Glove
land. .332; G.. Walker. ST Louis. $50;
Crawford, Detroit, ais; T.. Collins,
Philadelphia. .si6; A.. Williams.
Washington, .2t5; Milan. Washing
ton, .297; speaker. Boston. .2e3;
Mclnnis, Philadelphia, 1913.
Philadelphia leads IN club batting
with .26i and Detroit n Washing
ton are next with .256 each.
MaisoL Ncw York. leads IN stolen
bases with 81.
Leonard. Boston, with ~ Victories
and . defeats; Bender. Philadelphia.
with 2 aud 9. and Plank, Philadci-
phia, with . ana ?. are top-notchors
In the pitching departments.
Kauff, indianapolis. has regaincd
the batting lead in the Federal
league with .3Si. and leads In stolen
bases with 81.
indianapolis. .2Sa. and baltimore
win .2Ti leads the clubs.
Pitching honors belong 10 Kaiser
ling. indianapolis. with = wins and
2 losses; Ford. Buffalo. with ~ and
4, aud Craudnll. 81. Louis, 10 and 4.
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SHAMROCK FOURTH
SETS SAIL FOR
AMERICA
Cup Challenger Leaves on Diff
ficult Journey Across Broad
Atlantic Under Her Own
Sails.

Portsmouth, England. July is
Shamrock, ~, SIR Thomas I%.ipton's
challenger for the Americas cup,
sailed this afternoon for Falmouth.
whence she will start for the United
states.
Shamrock ". has been rugged az a
ketch for hor voyage across the Al
lantic ana viii carry only half OF her
racing crew Of thirty men Charlr
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Printed for the benefit OF the for
eign population; London II first IN
the Canadian league; Paris Is last In
the Ohio State league, Rome Is third
In the Georgia alabama league, Ven
See Is first On the Pacific Coast
league; Birmingham Is third in tho
Southern league; Toledo Il fourth in
the south Nicholson league; York Is
lasi In the Tristate league; Waterloo
Is third Ia the Central association.
and Cairo n third IN the Kitty
league. n Il 10 be regretted that
Berlin. pekin and Canton Ncre
obliged 10 transfer their teams.
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SHOT OFFICE MAN WHO
REFUSED TO LET HIM
SEE THE PRESIDENT

81. Louis. July iS.-Felix u. An
derson. assistant TO the president OK
the 81. Louis Terminal Railway as
ISOLATION. was s 1T while IN his Of
flee today by "A man who entered the
office and demanded 10 q Presi-
dent McChesney. MIR. Anderson n
shot Ia the left shoulder. The wound
is not dangerous.
MIR. Anderson asked the visitor his
business and refused 60 let him sec
the pr iident. The nan then drew a
revolver ana fired. after which no
ran out Of the office and disappeared.
Examination disclosed that Mr..
Anderson had been shot in the lung
and That the bullet had lodged near
the lower spinal column. The wound
Is not serious.
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BECKER, KING
HITTER IN THE
NATIONAL
Cobb Leads Americans, and
Kauff. Of Indianapolis, is
Fed Premier. Leonard
Leading Twirlers or FaS. Set

Chicago July is-Bo Is Becker,
Philadelphia, with an average %
sac. T. leading the hattcrr II the Ma
tionnl league, a%ccording 20 figures
published here today Next are:
Grant New York. with .S37; r.
Burns, Philadelphia. 1885, Deyore
Boston, .s26; Dalton. Brooklyn. .322,
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E S
JuLY rs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


First game: Il. II. 4.
New York 1000 eco 0O0-0 q 2
Pittsburgh loo zoe O0x-3 6 /
Batteries. Dcmarce, Fromme and
Meyers Harmon ana Gibson.
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Federal League.

Kansas city. 3: Chicago. g
Pittsburgh. G.: BROOKLYN. T.
Indianapolis. =. a. Louis, 2
Baltimore, 4; Buffalo. g.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


Score; Il. n. r..
81. Paul ....0O0 eos O0i ct . O
Cleveland o00 O2i 2Oi IL 10 Q
Batteries; Karger and Glenn,
DANES. Brenton. Diiliager james ana
DcNogt.
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lioston st Cincinnati.
Brugklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
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Chicago at Kansas city
indianapolis at ST. Louis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18

Hustou, 8; Detroit. g
Cleveland. 81; Washington. I.
Chicago-P Philadelphia, rain.
-. Louls-NcW York, wet grounds.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National IIeaguc

New York, 3; Pittsburgh. I.
Chicago. 81 Brooklyn, .
Boston, l. Cincinnati o..
81. Louis. s. Philadelphia, T.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Chicago, O. Phila dclplua, T.
First game u. IA. +.
Chicago ......i0O o G0O-i 6 >
Philadelphia ..O0i COS 0Ox-i 0 4
Batteries; Walsh and Schalk.
Plank and Lapp.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


First ann X. ii. r.
Baltimore ....500 coz co.'s 2
Buffalo .....o0O O9o 600 6 .
batteries: Suggs and Jacklitsch;
Knapp, Brown and Blair. Allen.
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Baseball.

oIdnuIHB OF inc OIUUs
CThe averages 10 not Include to-
hays rcsultB.)
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First game. r. II. T.
Brooklyn ....202 POI 02O-7 Is 2
Pittsburgh 1000 600 OLE . a
Batteries; scaton and Land. Walk
or. Lcclairc and Roberts.
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Federal League.
GAMES TOMORROW


American League.
No games.
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Cleveland. 3; Washington, 3.
r.. H. T..
Cleveland ....03O poo O0O-3 o 3
Washington 100 200 eek 6 3
Batteries Morton ana Basslcr,
Ayers. Engol and Henry.
~. Louis, 2; New York, b
u. H. 4.
New York .O02 col Elk s q
Batteries: Hamilton, Mitchell and
Agnew; Caldwell and Nunamakcr.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
Ncaawka

school opened Monday.
n Z. West went TO Omaha Wednesday
on business.
Mlss Violet St John is teaching in the
Union schools.
Mrs. RAYMOND Pollard is visiting rola-
Mrs William Van Buren, visited IN
lntou Inst Friday.
Mise Alice Frost Of Fremont has re-
turned 70 her home.
Miss Fay Fulton has accepted q posi-
ton in the telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boedeker entertained the
, Lively Bunch Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs West and daughter mo-
tored to Fremont last SATURDAY,
Mrs. Kirkpatrick spent Wednesday In
Murdoch attending the street tair.
Mrs clara Mead OF Omaha has been
visiting the Palmers for Few days
{; @ sheldon and family are spending
tho week in Lincoln at the state talr
Fred Hedges and daughter, sylvia, we're
on shopping tour in Lincoln lhu' Su"H'
The Progressive club gave a watermelon
social Friday night at Mrs Kirkpatrick s.
I Ions. editor. and \. r Sturm,
! candidate for senator visited the fair AT
Murdock.
/ Mrs. William Van Buren, entertained her
( Sabbath school class at luncheon on last
Wednesday.
| Tho Rooster club entertained their girl
friends AT a lawn social Friday night at
! Maple Grove.
, Four members OF the Trotter family
| have moved to Peru TO take up WORK at
! the state normal.
! M. G. Kline, candidate for representa-
! tive and j. G. Wunderleicht, candidate
| for sheriff, were at Murdoch.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Norris have returned
/ from, a two weeks visit at Brunswick.
Neb., where they went by auto.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
IrVinGtOn.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dein were Florence
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Nels Rasmussen went to
Fremont sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Bleick were Omaha
visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hackman were Omaha
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Ncstal and daughter Itris, were
Omaha visitors Friday.
Alfred Williams and Clarence Pamp
went to Bennington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Brewster went to
Lincoln to the fair on Wednesday.
Mrs. Wagner of Blair spent the first
part Of the week with Mrs. Vestal.
Mrs McMasters of Omaha visited with
Mrs. Powell a few days this week
Mrs sutton of Blair visited Mrs Spring
Monday and Tuesday.
Sidney Meachem and Mrs A. Meachem
of Omaha visited at the Dein home sun
day.
Misses Amy and Viola Hazard visited
from Wednesday till sunday with friends
in KennaTd.
Frank Hibbard and grandson. Dick Hib-
bard, went to Lincoln Monday, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Phalan returned last week
from a two weeks visit at Denver and
Colorado Springs
a surprise party was given In honor
of James johnson Saturday evening. Over
fifty were present.
Christian EndeaYor social at the Deir
home Friday evening.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter Gladys, Mrs
Mahr Of Omaha and Miss Rose Ander.
son, were entertained at the Ed Phalar
home Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

Peter Chapman OF Boulder, Colo, is
here visiting his parents.
w. II. Burbank of Filley spent Sunday
at the home of Fred Ball.
n. ]. Christianson left Wednesday for
South Dakota on business.
]. c. Miller left Thursday for an ex-
tended trip through the west
Rev. Pagan will attend the Methodist
conference at Fremont next week.
4. j. Fiegenbaum of Western visited
his brother Henry, here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Branson visited
relatives here the fore part of the week.
The Springfield school opened Monday
with an Increased attendance over last
year
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Brawner of Omaha
were visiting their parents here the fore
part of the week.
J. w. Blount has taken a homestead
in Wyoming and will move his family
there in the spring.
Bert Dill departed last Tuesday for Chi
cago to take treatment for a cancerous
growth on his face.
c. L. Rolfe and wife, who were local
managers of the telephone exchange,
have moved 10 Iowa.
The Sunday school convention for the
western district OF Sarpy county was held
at PlAtteford last Sunday.
Garfield Smith and family arrived from
Missouri last week and will make this
vicinity their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller arrived here
from Cherry county Wednesday end are
visiting Frank Comics family.
Mrs. John Flanagan. who has been vis-
iting here several weeks, left Wednesday
| for her home in Thermopolis. Wyo
Mrs. Elmer Rice and Mr.. John Ely
were married az the home OF l.. A. Bishop
! in Orchard. Neb., late Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glade. from Fonta-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

wife and Ella Meyers made up party
that motored to the state fisheries at
South Bend Sunday.
George Malcolm has gone to Colorado
for q visit with his parents.
w. ~. ireland and family of Berlin we're
here Sunday visiting friends.
John Meyers, of Nebraska CITY was Nls-
ihng relatives here this week.
William Steinhoff and family have re-
turned from a visit to Wisconsin
Francis straub has left for Atchison'
Kan. where he will attend school
John Mcbride of Omaha was looking
after business matters here Friday.
Miss Phyllis straub left Saturday for
Omaha. where she will attend school.
Mrs. Ella b. Lewton was down from
Weeping Water several days this week
Miss stella Opp has left for Columbus
where she will teach In the schools there'
Mrs. Margaret Behrns was visiting rel
atives at Dunbar several DAYS TINS "eeA'
| Miss Laura Witzkie left last week for
Rochester Mimi, where she Will attend
| school
CLYDE Graham. who has been railroading
! IN Ohio and Pennsylvania, Is here visiting
! relatives.
Miss Eda Kruse, Of Millard; has beer
visiting at the home of Or. kruse here
this week.
Miss Julia Burkland, OF Sutherland, q
spending the week with DR.. and Mrs. f
| w. Kruse.
Adolph Zimmerer and sister, Miss Mary
we're over from Nebraska city the frs
Of the week.
Charles Kintner and Marian Brown. OF
! Corydon, Ind, were visiting relatives cas-
of town this week
Nicholas Trook, Gladys Graham, Luellt
Opp and Geneveve Nickel are attending
school at Weeping Water
Several inches of rain has fallen herr
this week, which puts the ground In fin
I condition for fall wheat sowing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12


James Christensen Of Washington was
ing
Mr. Edward Million Of Kaysee. wyo..
week
Peter llilgenkamp. living north Of town.
was Fremont passenger Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Rasmussen and
family were Fremont visitors ON last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter wuif Of Fontenelie
visited over Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Ms. =. NJ. Adams visited Tues
day with Mr. and Mrs. +. \. Reynolds
and family
f. a. Reynolds was business pas
senger TO Blair on Friday returning in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Roberts and Chris Schmid,
Of Blair were business visitors In this
vicinity for Thursday.
County superintendent Rhoades and
wife were visiting friends in this vicinity
the first of the week.
]. ID. Bailey and son. Jasper. were pas.
sengers to Lincoln Tuesday. where they
attended the state fair.
Miss Jewell Allen Of Atlanta. Ga. ar
rived Tuesday evening and will visit rela-
lives east Of town for a few weeks.
Mr.. John Schdopfer returned home Wed
neSOaN afternoon from Lincoln. Whert
he has been attending the state fair.
Zellen Andrews. who has been VISITING
his grandparents in Lincoln for the las
two months, returned home Tuesday.
| Stanley Wolhurn Of Hamburg. Ia. re
/ turned home Thursday morning after
short visit with relatives east Of town.
I Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8, Williams anC
| 70 visit friends and relatives for few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Anderson. livinr
/ southeast of here. motored to Omahl
J Wednesday morning, returning Thursda.
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Harrison returned hom
I saturday afternoon after a months visi
with relatives in Sterling, Fort Morgan
and Denver, Colo.
! Jesse Million, who has been working II
Los Angeles, Cal, for the last two years
! returned home the first of the week ant
| expects to stay for some time
Frank Reynolds jr.. returned home from
| fort Morgan, Colo, Tuesday morninl
after weeks visit with relatives there
lie also visited Denver and Colorado
| Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laaker and famil,
| returned home the first of the week iron
| an extended visit through the east, 20
/ ing as far as Maine. their old home.
| Mr.. George Haas. farmer livinl
| southeast OF here. had a partial strok
| of paralysis i'm his lower limbs shor
time ago and up to present is unable /
! walk.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

Mrs. william Anderson was a caller
here Tuesday
Mrs. Lena Martens entertained for her
birthday Monday.
The buildings for the county fair arc
nearly completed.
Mrs. B. Hendricks entertained for her
birthday Thursday,
Miss Ellen Kelett Of Waterloo called
on friends here Wednesday.
Arthur Deerson moved his family into
the Parakening house Wednesday.
Mrs. Beulah Roach and little daughter
visited at tho Drummer home Saturday,
Henry Mockclman returned Saturday
I from Greeley where he visited several
days.
Adolpb Otte and force OF carpenters
have Just completed the big barn of Will
lam Grewcock
Mrs. Hans PeetZ was taken to an
Omaha hospital Saturday where she will
take treatment
Cedric Bldwin came i'm from Dunning
Sunday, where he has been the last two
months visiting his brother, Robert, and
family,
Mrs. p. F. Calvert returned Sunday
/ DAUGHTER Mrs. Clarence Bendle, and FAM
iy the last two weeks.
J The kensington ledies held picnic at
! the school grove SATURDAY.. a good crowd
! attended and enjoyed nice lunch. Three
, new members signed up.
! Julius Schuldt and family were visited
Sunday by William Schuldt and family
and Fritz Pulls and family OF BenninE-
ten, also Mr.. and Mrs. William Schuldt,
sr.
Miss Alma Hansen and father went to
Bennington Wednesday. where MIR. Han
sen will visit his daughter, Mrs. Koch.
I for few davs while Miss Hansen will
; visit her brother at Tilden.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

s. R. Grardet has returned from trip
to Montana.
Rains during the week have amounted
to a precipitstons of La inches
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Countryman have
returned from a summers visit In New
York state
Miss Ida Morse has returned from a
five weeks visit with her sister at Rapid,
City. s. ID.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Baker have re-
turned from Dayton, o., where they spent
the summer.
George Halmes has gone to Notro
Dame Ind, to continue his course IN
the university
II. r. Reed and l.. w. Whitaker will
open q new motion picture theater in
town In the near future.
Miss Harriet Waddell of Mllsboro, Pa.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. ). Mathews
whose health is very poor.
f. p. Buck has bought the pump and
windmill business of A. f.. Jameson and
has moved his family here.
Valentine Wollen and wife OF Sturgis,
S. D., are visiting Mr. Wollen's parents
south Of town and other relatives.
Mrs. Alice Mehamma of Chicago is
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. V. Gerard, who
lives on farm southwest Of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Crabtree of Douglas
Neb., were recent visitors at the home
their daughter, MIS. 1OTd hdTsndll.
The talent for the l9l4-l915 lecture course
has been announced 1t will consist of
| five numbers. commencing october 81
r. o. Fry. Missouri Pacific agent is
J taking a vacation trip to Wichita. Kan.
| r. j. Hoagland Is relief man at the sta
I ton.
James Johnson and family have moved
! to Wayne. Neb., where Mr.. johnson has
accepted a position with the Standard
J on company.
! School opened Monday with a total at
| tendance Of 347. The high school Of
| ninety-nine pupils Is the largest in the
! history of the school.
; Mrs. w. A. Davis entertained one day
/ this week I'm honor OF her niece. Miss
! Ellen Davis of VenanEo, Neb. Sixteen
/ young ladies were present
/ A mock Labor day parade was held here
| Monday afternoon. The paraders had a
brass band and carried banners with hu.
! mcrous inscriptions on them.
/ The funeral OF the 1S-months-old sor
! Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Reuter- living west
! of town was held Thursday afternoon
at the congregational church.
BENJAMIN Deflbaugh, an automobil,
manufacturer of Port Richmond StCter
Island, ~ Y, is here making arrange
ments for his mother to move back tC
New York with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
WAS PROUD OF HIS SHAME
Man shot in Rush for LifebOat
Boasts of Act When He Finds
Record in Print.

You have read Of the men OF the Vol
turno who rushed the boats and were
knocked down by the captain. What be-
comes OF such men in after days? Do
they hide in shame from their fellows,
fearful that they may be recognized and
their infamy proclaimed?
A public librarian once told me of a
man who came to him for a book on not
able shipwrecks. He searched the pages
eagerly. then pointed out passage re-
fsrrinR 20 a seaman who tried 10 take a
woman'E place in a hfeboat, and had been
shot by the captain. I'm that man" he
declared. proud that his exploit should
appear In print, and offered to show the
shot wound TO support his clsim!-LondoT
Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

The schools opened here this week with
a good attendance.
John H. Busch made a business trip to
Louisville Saturday.
George Trook was visiting relatives near
Auburn over Sunday.
J. T. Brendel OF Murray was visiting
relatives here Tuesday.
Chris huffman and family. Edward
Schultz and wife, and Harry Ehlers and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
From Our Near Neighbors

nellie. la, are here on visit They re-
sided In this vicinity twenty-five years
aEo.
Mr. Clarence Ashton Of Omaha has
been employed by the Nebraska Tele-
phone company to take the place as man
aver OF the local telephone exchange lie
arrived with his family this week.
Roy and Ray Acton, living near the
sand plts at Meadow were drowned In
one OF the lakes made by the sand dredge.
only a small child saw them so down
and no help was near They were In a
leaky boat and the boat filled with water
and sank with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

DIR, Kings New Discovery will help
cure your cough or cold. no matter how
chronic Il IL. Try II today. SOC and ST.
All Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

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