davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-20

Mrs. O. c. Siiliman was down from
the Animas valley this morning de-
lvering cream to the butter manu-
featuring plant.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-20

The condition of Mrs. C. A. Coul-
son is not showing the improvement
her friends would like to see.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-20

Charles Mullin, farmer ut the Fort
Lewis Agricultural school, was busi-
ness visitor in the city today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-20

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4 ELco ECHOES.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-20

John Crawford was in from Con-
tent today on ranch business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
Ghemifer taaen.

Gincinnoti 8, 10. 9lpril.-
S,n Dem bier tageuoen GonDct Der
n2lnerifoniihcn G6enIiihen @eiel.
i6oft Ic9te geitern Or. @oporO
Qjuoemau aus Chicago oar, Dob ole
S6miu0iu6t in Neutrality-suspicious.
bdlifig ourcb sic Ginotbnuug Der
G6mpfc BON unteribmefeli9er Saure
ge6eilt meroen fann. Or. @uoeuan
giebt 5u oaB oieic I6otiacbc gemilieu
glcr5ten mo G9cuiitcrn bereits ieit
cini9cr 3cit befonnt iit Dab Die praf-
tiidet Gemouitrntioucn in oicier 9e-
6ebmg u6er nod niht meit gcnug
borgcibrittcn maren Unit Die 5o6c
81. ocroifcntlipben.
Snl llebrigen beihditi9te iih Der
Gonpent i'm &crloue ieiner geitrigen
0ebattcn nit Der 9lutomo6il Sn0u-
itric. ipe5iel ser @aiolin.2beueriiua,
meldc oic geoeibIhe Gntmidehm9
jencr Snotitrie crnitliA 5u bcoro6eit
ic0eint. 9Sroi 9euioHin z. 8roots
mics in einem &ortroge nac5, ooB
cine @oaone ejaloln 6olo 40 Gents
foiten un0 OaB ii6 Damn 9llfobol ais
energiiAer Gonftrrent crneicn wer.
Sc. 9Srof. @roofS iddBt Die gcgen-
luGrtiee GoioIin @roouftion 9(mcri-
fo's ouf 25000,000 56ner uno cr
mieS nad,. BOB 5un GriaB ooiilr
45O,00O,000 9uidel N}ois i'll 9ll-
fobpl Dermonoelt merOen ntiiBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

2lmerifa 6eitinntc &oit bier 5uriid-
bleibeu, oa luegen oeS 5turmes uno
Der bodge6cn0en gee Der Gcnocr
nicbt al Die oui iDrer @cltTa6rt be-
iinolihe aCmmpic" maBer5al6 Oe5
@aiens beroll5ufommeu Oernodjte
Ser Compiler ieete ieme 6o1rt nac6'
9ielp gDort mn N3 glnMmittaAa i0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
@ro6t trtnot,
Sm Olcrreibll6cn
9SOltc.
ltebcr n6Iltge Wcmcinmg
y Sailer SSran5 SDIepb's.

Sic 9lbrciic Ocs @}onor6cn no4 lin
T. gorn ouf Ocn %. 5. %. fcitacicet.
-92cuc oItrci6ii6c 2lnIci6c fiinfs
rno3Won5iofo@ iibcr5eic6net.
sfcitGsocric6t peiit @cicbwcrOe
Der G3cdcn ob. aotuitrop6c
In, oinor r6,,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

gl6pnncntCiL bic ben yGCntidlcu GDrrcs
uitJt pinftlidl uocr linrcacIs
mafn crboItcu, fiuh ac0ctcL Der Office
oauon per TclcpbOu Upcr l1rIiilIsU llllt.
thclLnnn 81 Mndlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
N em g0rf. 10. glpriI. eIi

9tem 9orf, TO- 9lpril. Glf
ouf ciuen meiBen @opicr5ettel &C..
icbrie6cuc 98ortc, sic geitern III eincm
giin6cl alter Gorreiponoeu5 BON 5.
9. Nt 9romn bon 9lerp-Dorf gefm-
Den iulwoen m0gcn f9 ais oas sV3it.
tel sur GrIangun0 zines 9luii6ubs
Der &oQiredltng ser Iooesitrafe an
Ncn bier y@iumen" erpeiien.
&'ic @err 9romn bc6auptct. wuroe
Der 3cttcl scr cine @urmuig uor Ger
@Ian6uiiroigfeit Der }(ngabeu BON
0|orri9 Subon nno Nlar W}argQlis,
jlpeier 3eugen gegen 0ie ,@uamrn"
cllt6dIt BON cincnl irii6cren 9liliitcu-
ten 0es DiitrittSamualtcs 9Sbitnan
geibriebeu mo 5lw Snfornation fiir
@r. r.@ouuerneur @illiam Sul5cr be-
itimnt IN oeiien Smpeadment-@ro
jcB Su6dn mic oomal5 pcrlautcic
dl9 3euae hir Sih5er eriheinell
wollte. Ger 3ettel trdgt wcber Ca
tim nod lluteri6riit, 9rown iogt
Dab bic 9totij lestcn @erbit gcicbrie.
ben mlrOc. Ger 3ettel bat iolgeuoen
@ortlot:
%Seicu Sie ie6r uorii6tiq be5iia.
liN ir1enO etluaS, mas Su6ou o0er
Qlor9olis iagen.
9romn bcaob iib init Ocu 3ettel
ua1 9llbanp, iuc9te @oupcrnellr
@mn aif imO Bat Oieien Die 9toti5
ju erudgcn. Der @ouperneur riei
ieincn iiuiitii1en gerot1cr ,Sobn o.
Care. iopie ,SaneS 6. Gelebantp, ci-
ncn 9liiiitentcn oes Giitrift9anualtcS
lS6itnau. SEER Iclcbontp piligtc
i'm gtaneil ocs 0iitriftsanmoltcs ciI
oui ale te6niiheu Sormolitdten 5ll
pcr3ic5tcn nno @crrn 9romn 3u gc.
itattcu uor cinem Supren.@crid)t.
9l6tcr lmter @iO ieirc 9lngabeu 8lt
madcu ioaS Ncrr 9rolpn piinihei
iolltc, cinen &criuA sur Grlangung
eiaco 5traialiihu6S oOcr cine5
neucn Ero5eiieo fiir sic &crlrt6cilten
jll untcrre5nen.
Serr 9ropn crflGrtc cr ipcrOc Oic.
len 56ritt ma6ricbeinlid tbnn nno
S,crr Gele6uutp, Der 6crlIilih III gll-
banu weilt, miro oas 9eria6ren fiir
oic Giitriftsapaltibait leitci.
Ger @ulperncur wolltc iib mc6t
ii6er Oic nctc S9cu0uug III ocn Sale
1uBern Gr crtldrte, cs ici iciu
99lmi1. oaB oic u@ummcn~ icoc o5e
legen6eit, ibre llnibnlo jll 6cmeiict
6Qbeu ioaten lmo q babe por1eicDlo.
acu Die 1iitrift9annoltl@aft 5u 9la-
tbe SIT 5ieber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
gletrnas Snrdl Sic 4pit nnaetlnat.

Ginctnnuti o., 10. g(pril.
@egen @}orris 8. @cttnau BON
bier, ocu frii6ereu @rdiioenteu Der
fiir5lid in Gouflrs gerot6encn 9ctt
man Syo6nion Gompagnic melAe
northumberland bctrie6, muroe ge.
itcrn bon ser @rono .SurD oes Bun.
oesgcridts oie glnflaee oeS NliB.
btauhs Scr @oit 5ini 8ctrnge erbos
ben. 9llS 9elaiumgs5cugen porcn
Bruno arausbnor imo George gS
gtoumberg, oic 9'ertrctcr elmer 9}ep'
g)orter @onfiirma bic $215,000 5u
foroern bat DernomHen worOcn.
Settntun murOc gegen cine bon iciner
@ottin imo icinem 9ril0er gciteIlte
9iirQiMoft BON $4,000 mti frcicn
SUB qcicBt. 5ein 9(npolt crfIdrte,
Oic 5odIoae ici cine imeclpobnIidc,
ino cr mcroc 3eit 6ronhen um cine
&ert6ci0igung aus5uorbeiten.
,Su GbicoBo lit in 9lltcr BON
60 So6re G1os ,Sreo Scuier(cb,
ocr G6ci oes 0ortigeu 6cucrlOcbr &c.
portcmcnts, 9eitor6eu Ger i'm So6re
1877 III sic SSeucrucbr ein0ctrctct
mar lmo ii,b nod imo nac0 3iun G6ei
Cnp0r Qcld)WunQen 6nttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
llatiOnO[ cile Jn[ur0nee 60
Columbian
Don 2SOaOn.

. ISM 0iSsmao souiicr '''''V' ''''' 9Duoag s. cDrs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
Sofinnnssitra6l fir n@nnmcn~

cine 9cmcrtmg cinc5 frii6eren
6iilis-@iitrittsaupoltc5 ioa 6cl-
fen. Gieicl6c iteat bic @lou6-
wiir0igfcit 5pcicr 9claium9s8cll.
sen IN 6ragc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
~" to Decide Today
Whether to Install
Bowling and Pool

VIII the Young Mems Christian 1850
citation install billiard and pool tables and
a bowling alley in their building for the
use OF members over the protest OF GER
tain churchmen on the board OF direc-
tors7
This proposition. considered TO be revo-
lutionary by pome OF the directors, is
runored to be up for final disposition at
Tuesdays meeting of tho board. The
rumor. although indefinite at first. has
now assumed the form of report that
a special committee appointed recently by
the board viii recommend Tuesday 20 the
directors that the project be adopted
According 20 the rumor an outlay OF
from 5000 TO $4,000 IL said to be contom-
plated. This would be for billiard. pool
and bowling equipment. necessary altera-
ions In the association building. the adop-
tion OF new locker system and the in
stallation OF an association laundry.
At one time the association had "A bill
lard and pool room. but II IN understood
TO have been abolished because some OF
the directors were opposed to such games
In Christian institution for young men,
Among members of the committee re-
porting In favor Of the establishment
OF such games in the association buiIdlns,
according TO rumor. are W. A. Pixiey.
Frank 10. Clark. VIII Kiewit, @. w. Mo-
BILE, r. l. Patterson and others
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
German Socialists
Will Discipline
Karl Liebknecht

BERLIN. Dec H-AtVfa The Hague and
London.)-'rhe action of the socialist
member, Karl Liebknecht, in the German
Reiehstag December 10 in voting against
the new war credit has brought out many
expressions Of dlsapproval in party cir
cles. The executive committee OF the
socialist party today is considering what
MEASURE It shall take in view of this
breach Of discipline. DR.. Liebknecht was
the only member of the Relchstag not to
vote for the credit.
Tho executive committee of the social
list labor unions have adopted a resolu-
ton declaring that any man who refuses
to vote for the credits necessary for the
defense and the Independence of the
country gives evidence by this act that
he 10 indifferent whether or not the hos
tile armies bring war with all it's devas-
tation, into his own country. Nobody
who Is interested In the labor classes and
the country, this resolution continues,
could hesitate in his allegiance to the
decision Of the party which is that in
this war when the existence OF the
fatherland is at stake it IL heart and soul.
with the nation.
Inc military authorities have sun
pressed. for the duration of the war. the
staatsburger zeitung OF Berlin. an anti
semitic organ. which failed to follow the
admonition to discontinue all anti-sen,te
propaganda.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
Man With Omaha
Wife Sent to Pen

RUSHVIILE, Neb., Dec. 4-(Special)
Ed Losey. one time editor of the Cody
Cow Boy, was taken to Lincoln poniten-
tiary last night by Sheriff New. where he
will serve two years for violating the
gambling laws He operated largely with
tho base ball team here during the sum
mer, and put in his spare time gambling.
He was indicted before the grand jury
last month and later arrested at the home
OF a young woman 70 whom he was pay
ing court. The girl was so infatuated
with him. It Is said. she went to the
county Jail with 500 with the intention OF
paying his fine and afterward marrying
him. Inquiries at Omaha brought out the
fact that he was already married and his
wife had not and would not divorce him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
News Notes from Fairhury.

FAIRBuRY, Neb,, Dec. i4.-(speoial,)-1
The funeral services Of Mrs. Samantha
J. Thomas were held from the Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon, Rev. r.
NJ Drill officiating. Mrs. Thomas had
been III nearly two years. @tE
Dull business resulted In a reduction
Of Rock Island extra board engineers 40
this place Saturday. Tho reduction in
volved #, c. Chase, Papl osscwoski
Harry Pearman, r. W.. coleman and
Martin Walker. at ,ff
Judge L. NJ. Pemberton Saturday adj
joutned district court to January 10, 1916.
A few equity cases. will como up for con-
sideration and disposal at that time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this alp.
enclose cents to Foley 6; Co.. Chicago,
H., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive IN return free
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in
sides and back, rheumatism, backaohe,
kidney and bladder ailments: and Foleys
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic. especially
comforting TO stout persons. For sale in
your town by ali Observation-Disclosures
ment. ,... ....s.. b..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
AMES COLLEGE MAKES
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE

AMfiS Ia, Dec. H.-(special. )--Director
Clyde Williams signed up ten conference
games for Coach Hubbard's cyclone quin-
tet at the meeting OF the coaches IN Ian
last week. The schedule as announced
yesterday Il complete with the exception
OF the customary four games played with
Grinneli OF the minor state conference ana
Iowa OF the western conference. The
dates with Iowa and Grinnel win be set
later.
seven OF the ten conference games
booked are on the Ames floor. The con-
ference schedule IL;
January and ?. Kansas az Ames.
January ~ and IS. Nebraska az Lincoln.
February y and - Nebraska at Ames
February "a, Drake az Dcs Moines
AmaH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

The supreme court in decision today in
the case from Sioux iCty upheld the Ne
braska law as to the need of written
contract for commission in the sale of
land before any commission can be col
lected. r. F. Osborne of Ainsworth had
sued for commission on the sale Of big
ranch i'm Cherry county, claiming an oral
contract in Sioux City with the owners.
but it was held the contract was made In
Nebraska and not being written no COM
mission could be secured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
woIf Hunt at MahIey To-day.

WEEPING WATER, Neb., Dec. IA
(Special.)--A wolf hunt in the vicinity
OF Manley has been scheduled for Tues
day. December Is. As many as nine
wolves in one block have been reported
seen In that section and every indication
Is that not in years have the wolves been
80 plentiful or so bold. II is intended
to cover about four section of land,
Meeting places that have been appointed
are the farms Of August Krecklow, Henry
Gaebel and August Jochim.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
Lost Jeweisy Retprneegsy AIesl. l

BBATHICE, Ned, Dec, F.-tSpecIhI,J-
Mrs. n. ID. Rickard. who recently Lost
her purse containing two diamond ear
rings and gold watch en- route from
Beatrice to Hastings. where she has To-
Gated, writes to friends In this city stat
ing that some one sent her the jewels by
mail a few days ago. The jewelry is
valued at $500 and Mrs Richard believes
that she lost the articles in changing cars
at Fairbury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

culture. were the principal speakers the
opening day, giving illustrated lectures in
the evening. p. 3. Barker and Miss Mary
Rokshr both Of Lincoln appeared the
second day, Miss Rokahr having charge
o fthe womcn's session. The Misses Ethel
Nelson and Mamie Swanson gave vocal
selections and the Star orchestra played
several selections.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

Abe Attell's Wife
Sues for Divorce

CHICAGO, Dec. 1t-Abe Atten, former
fsatherweight champion pugilist was
made defendant IN suit fo= divorce filed
here today by MIRA Ethel Attell. on
charges Of cruelty The couple was mar
iied March IL 1907. and according To
Mrs. Atteii they liver happily until her
husband lost his championship title.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
POLICE SCANDAL GROWING
Des MOines Chief in for Searching
Inquiry by Board
COMMISSION TO LOOK CLOSELY
Detectives Who Made, Revelations
Last Week VIII he Asked 20
Appear and Make Com
pIete Statements.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent.) }

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 14-(special
Telegram Further startling news came
today in the police scandal Of Des Moines.
1t was decided by the Civil Service com
mission to make a much more complete
Investigation into police methods and es-
pecially into the conduct of the chief OF
police.
Councilman Mitchell. head OF the de-
partment. was called into conference with
other members of the council and detec-
tiVes who made revelations last week
asked otake hand. Discharged po-
licemen filed notice of appeal to the COM
mission. which will give a new lead to
the probe.
One councilman is out In defense Of the
police system and others are denouncing
and denying statements Of the detectives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

fifty and every true Nebraska supporter
Is urgently asked to kick In. Tickets
may be obtained at the University club,
The Cornhusker AGGREGATION viii ar
rive at 6:l0 tonight and romp straight
down the gfidiron for the University club.
Chancellor Samuel Avery will be among
those present as will Prof. Condra and
his war movies. showing the Michigan
Aggies. Kansas and Iowa in action
against Nebraslka's prides 'f'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
Mrs. Josiah. jackson.

BEATRICE, Neb., Dec, .H.--(Speoisl
TeIegram.)-Mrs. Josiah jackson. a. pio-
neer Of Cafe county. died at her home
here, aged 20 years and 10 months. She
was born in Pennsylvania. February -,
1915, and would have celebrated her one
hundredth birthday in two months. She
leaves a family of five children. She was
probably the oldest woman in the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
DEATH RECORD.
David KeIsO.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo, Dec. IA
David Kelso. widely known lawyer Of
oswego Kan. died here today. He was 70
years old and had been III several years.
For many years he was general attor-
ney in Kansas for both the Missouri Pa
eific railway and the Missouri, Kansas Il
Texas railway. He went to Kansas from
Sabula, Ia, in 1867. .. .ss...
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

SAGINAW. dlch., Dec. is-0eorge SUIT
ton defeatad Calvin Dtmarest. 80 20 sc,
in champion billiard players league
match here tonight. Averages and high
runs: sutton. al. ~; Demarest So. 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
summers Knocked Out.

LONDON. Dec. iA--Johnny Summers
holder OF the Lord l.onsdale Belt was
knocked out Ia the ninth round by SER
National Sporting club tonight for the
Welterwcight championship OF Great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

SUPERIOR, Neb.. Dec ii.-(Special D..
The Chester High school basket ball
team last night played double header
game with the local high school teams
Superior won the girls game BY a score
of % 10 The Chester boys won from
Superior y 10 ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
Weston Farmer.' Institute.

The Farmers Institute held the last two
days drew q largo attendance both days
II. p. Massey of Lincoin and ]. G. McMil-
Ian. United States Department of Agrl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

quickly rolioved BY DR. Kings New Life
Pulls Regulates the bowels. keeps stom-
a aud liver In healthy condition. &c.
AN drussists. Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15

GENEVA. Neb.. Dec. il-tspeclal.l-
Geneva played basket ball with seward
Saturday night. the score being a 20 "A
In favor Of oon4Fa,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
ERan sIrna for Life.

Second Baseman Dick Egan OF the
Brooklyn National team was married at
San Francisco, Cal, to Mrs. Lula IL
Wiley OF Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
RUPERT MAY BUY KAWFS
Story Out that Brewer May Purchase
Club and Take il to N. Y.
C0NFERs WITH JIM GILMORE
PittsburGh Baker Says He Has
signed Austin, Third Baseman
of the ~. Louis American


FRENCH LICK. Ind. Dec. 1i.-Colonel
Jacob Rupert Jr., and President J. A.
Gilmore OF the Federal league were I'm
conference here today. but II was said
nothing would be made public until the
nesting vas over. RUPERT refuses to
talk. but GiImore Intifnated that he might
have a statements later.
The story hero IL that Colonel Rup-
pert. who has been named as possible
purchaser OF Sthes New YORK American
league club, will buylcontrol OF the Kan
sas City Federal league club II terms can
be ARRANGED with President Gilmore and
move the clubsfo New York.
= head Abandoned. tr
NEW YORK. Die. 1.-THE deal between
tho, Giants and the. Philadelphia club in
volying DOOM. Lobert ana Magee and
several players tnder contract to play
with New York has been abandoned. ac-
cording to Manager Mc0raw. The trade
fell sthrough. the Giants leader said. be-
cause the Philadelphia management re-
fused to consider any deal In which Lobert
and Magee were mentioned. II was also
stated today that Manager Mc0raw con-
sidered Dooin's demand for 1850 q year
for three years q trifle excessive. 0spo-
ciaIly when Il would be necessary to give
several players for him.
A. week ago podihg served ten days
notice OF hisqintanhons OF leaving the
PhIiadelphiafoi deb lie PROMISED President
Halxer no wdtna do n6shing until the ten
day limit was up. Now Doom contends
he is a free agent at liberty 70 do as no
plasses. It is.Sxpsetsd that Doom win
Jump TO the BaIilmofe Federals.
Oakes signs Austin.
PTrT6BuR0H. Pa, Dec ii.--Manager
u. T. Cakes OF the Pittsburgh Federal
league base ball club announced late to-
day that no had signed James Austin.
third baseman OF the 81. Louis Amer
lean league club. Austin. Cakes said, had
signed a two-year contract He refused
20 state the salary involved
Madison says No Deaf.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec, u.--No ne
gotiations for the sale OF the local Fed
eral league club have been entered into
with Jacob Rupert. ST.. or anyone else.
according 10 c. c. Madison, president.
When shown a report from French Lie
that Mr.. Rupert and j, A. Gilmore.
president OF the league. were on the
conference. Mr. Madison denied that Pres
ident Gilmore had authority to enter into
negotiations for the sale OF the club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-15
HUSKER BANQUET TONIGHT
Nebraska Eleven Guests Of Omaha
Alumni at Big Concert.
PLAN PLENTY OF FIREWORKS
HustIinE Committee starts Cam
paiEn To-day 10 Sell Another
Fifty Tickets, 60 Cover
Expenses.

Unless the chosen plans Of the Omaha
alumni staging the stunt goes amiss, the
rooms OF tho University club are destined
TO resemble n Belgian village after a
visit from bunch of the kaiser's forty
two centimeter Krupps. when the Corn
husker banquet and cabaret comes 70 a
elimination tonight. The special stunts
framed for the especial benefit of the
members OF the team are calculated 10
be 80 exciting and so strenuous that there
In no chance for the club rooms to come
out other than second best
Full plans for the big dolngs. which
will come off this evening. have been
completed and everything IL in readi-
ness. The menu has been planned and
the cabaret designed. Everything from
soup 10 nuts is Included in the menu and
the cabaret win make all thoughts of
home vanish lnstanter.
OLD Guard on Hand.
All the old guard will be on hand, led
by Dean Ringer and Jim Patten. two
former Cornhusker stars. and the younger
generation will be there to. help make
the occasion one OF unbounded festivlty.
Clayton w. Delametre and Frank A.
Howard. whose sons, Harry Delametre
and Warren Howard. were among the
1914 heroes, have plunked down their
$3.50 per and viii be on hand to greet
their offspring.
" Hundred sold.
Ono hundred tickets have been sold up
TO date. The hustling committee will In
stitute charge today which will make
Tennyson's immortal six Hundred"
blush with jealousy. The hustling COM
mittee will be on the trail OF the elusive
$50 bright and early and the foot ball
fan who escapes their clutches will be
brave warrior indeed. for It viii be
necessary for another fifty tickets to
be sold 10 cover expenses. II IL up TO
the hustllng committee to solicit those
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-17
GRAINS EASE OFF
AT THE CLOSE
Wheat Holds an Advance
Corn and Oats Off
Coffee SlumpS.

Fear OF unfavorabls crop news. which
would cause a sharp advance. holds the
local wheat market steady in the face OF
oearish influences, although price changes
move within a narrow range. The close
Yesterday showed net gains from Satur-
days finals Of Ease. Foreign demand.
which 1t was expected would De an i'm
portant factor IN the American market.
has not developed 10 the extent predicted.
and with Russia and the Danube shipping
freely there Is practically no export de-
mand here. Corn and oats were steady
al the start Of yesterdays trading. but
an early advance brought out consider
able liquidation, and the markets declined
TO net unchanged or b9tsc. down from
the previous close
The upturn In coffee on Saturday was
too sharp to last. and foreign markets
failed 70 make full response 10 the To-
cal advance. There was little demand
here yesterday and an opening 10 =
points under Saturdays close was widen
ed to a net decline for the day Of IS to
- points. Brazil was weak and lower,
but Havre and Hamburg showed slight
gains.