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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-14
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Those who took the sth grade exam.
ination would like to get their stand
ing
G. n. Conner was in the railroad
wreck which happened on the coast
east OF Forgan one night last week.
Wheat is still looking lovely and we
may yet get war prices IL the Beaver
and LaKemp railroad pushes far
enough south.
Wind, dust, rain, wheat, then dust
CASH.
Northern Texas got a good soaking.
also.
Merchant Crosno is now a member
OF the honorable school board.
The basket ball exploded this week
too much wind.
Prof. Fellow and wife came by Fri
day on their way to Ivanhoe and left
some nice temperance speeches
Mrs. r. l.. Crosno, who was very
sick, is better.
Water Beck has new well and wind
mill.
Some OF the drinkers were favorably
impressed with Johnnie Jones tenn
perance talk when he was here. Keep
on Johnnie.
Twin Mounds district No. sc elected
Mr., jerks member of the school
board. Locust GROVE closed the polls
too soon to legally elect anyone.
Both the above districts will build
this fall.
Some say Prof. Little Or. Al of
Sunset is liable to come out for County
superintendent.
To hear some writer's talk Beaver
hasen't anything but sand hills and
sand storms. Do you think you are
helping to build up county by this
kind of advertising? We have no sand
around here but we have some nice
wheat fields.
OrCAGTnNATrN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-14

The fact is, the four magazines we
sell with the HERALD for 2Sc extra,
represents the biggest reading value
ever offered the public. Have you
sent us your order5 If not, send it or
hone US today.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-14
Official Directory

Dist. Judge w. @, Crow
Go. Treasurer =. =. Frysinger.
Co Clerk Geo. II. Wright.
Go. Judge Geo. II llealy,
Go. Supt. IL. Q, Fellow.
Clerk of Dist. Court o. +. Pruett.
Sheriff j NJ Jones.
Clerk OF Co, Court C. @. DeGraw.
90. Atty. Claude i Smith.
Reg. of Deeds II NJ Buick,
Surveyor Oscar Gardner.
Com 1st Dist. r. Hngan, Ivanhoe.
Com. I'd Dist. A. A. Haskell, Elmwood.
Com. Sd Dist. Thos McLain, Gray,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-14
CHILD CROSS? FEVERlSH? SICK?

OCCASIONALLY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
enef 8is.

Z airfebla6et 9sr. IS 6oor St
gcters Menigbeos a%irfe6iitorie er
omtalt, looer oct, at oct er nGbnte
@euigbeo. Tom bar ino6llot til
aarsmeoe npite 9for; men oct er
MI en- 5eiItaaeIie oa ieIoielgeIi1 Ell
1iIieielie. iom er giort al Bat. 5.
M. Sanien eler 3eooftionen. 0ei,
oct er Dor 3reliers Wenigbeo | 9p.
en- 2ucf % bel @nnefsmenigbeoer
Gait. s. @. 9onoos anlo), iom
tilfommer Den gere. Den ct. Eeters
Wienig6eo gl9Oer iig natnrlignis
ogiaa ooer at iaa anrsmsoet til
Slicf: tbi iaa bar 10 enbper anleo-
ming til. bois @lio bill nj obern9re
oisie Cages peliigneoe Weoer, o.
Ianoipnliguis bill Menigbeoen pel
ogian, bois BET bebspes, toae imoo
Slreiienoe, tage Del | Oppnrtnina
oiu. Den 5nrmerne fan MT life
Transported 6olt frem % tilboge
til Weoet | antomobilcr tbi De
er liot baeefter Iioen.
Senoae Den 26. Siili bauoe pi
9srneicit t Ct. geters @cniebeo.
og Der bar en- tor Soriamling,
iaopel al Born iom al uiioe % pl.
ore. Oct bar nemIig Aiilutning pno
DC TO Mooneoers 3elieionsifolc, iom
Der bar urret boIot / CONNER.
Oct er en- Itor Seitiosoag ior 9er-
meme bert aar, naar ri boloer
9srnefeit. Serit MAJ De fortelle os
Got ON, bpao De Dor lGrt / ben
9io, DC beIsgte Sfolen. bpao oe
oaiaa | aar flareoe iis goot fra.
Dercfter bapoe BnIt arosb Iiot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

at fortnle 9ernene. Sioen ble0
De oponrtet nleo See Cream, aaffc
oiu.
Sen0a9sifole bar Ri pao oct npr.
meite bber Sgnoag, men Der er M
life rietia ben Snteresie for 5eu.
0agsifolen, iom Der bnroe o9re.
"a oct life bar oplpit / Dor Sir.
fe6iitorie, boem Der bar inopief
Dor airfe, fan ieg oplpie, at Den
CT inOpeiet af 9robit Seibera ira
9anmarf, iom oen9ang par pua
9eieg / Amerifa.
Sens Maoien. ell al pore 9lore
MenigbeosrneOIemmer, ni9it oeo
Dozen Manoag ben 20. Suli efter
6enbeO II Tigers SDgeleie. 4foeOe
par pot / 9reoiten Sogn / gtGr-
be0en Of Belle 1887 og bar en- al
be f6rite Settlere, iom fom til
6isie @gne. San efterIo0er fig SILT
itru liant en- Seiter / Qanmarf.
8eiIe g(nts 5oIfebloo be6es optoge.
g z
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
9Gg WGrfe til
bore ME ~aonfirmanobibler.

5or at msoe 4rapet ON en- noget
ppnere 9ibeI til Mellempris iom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar pi looet
fremitiIle feIeenoe TO giumre | ipe.
cieI for os uofsrt Snobinoin9: =
gtr. 24-g. Den o~lminoelige Son.
firmonobibeI / 2o%mmeformot. -
Speciel Snobinoing | flint, bsie.
Iigt Gborein meo @uloinit. =
gris $40.
9er. 24-9. Snrnme Tom Nr. "a
q. men meo runoe Sisrner
gris $1.60.
9ee9e oisie gibIer er af oct oan.
tie 9ibelielifabS lloeaner, og meo
bet np TeItamente | M O~oeripttelie
Zen. Der bar Jet oisie 9ibler. bill
p9re cnie meo os |, at De iGrliat
eener fig til @~apebseer.
Nann p~aai9ttes | Sub for 20
Gents efstra. Wnon % 9ato 30
Gents.
Dan. Qntb. Enbl. Sonie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
EN- BEKVEM REESE.

Gaa fra Scandinavian til New
York med Scandinavian-Ameri-
can LINENS store, yelkendte,
hurtige Dampere oscar II".
nHellig Olav", United States,
SAINT den pregtige nye Damper
,,Frederik WIZ, hvis Bekvem-
meligheder paa 3.Klasse er uover-
trufne. Elegante Soverum, Da.
mesaloner, Rygesaloner, Spise-
sal med Piano, moderne Toilet
varelser og Baderum. ,,Frederik
WIZ er Skandinaviens st9rste
SIKH.
We'd Ankomsten til New York
modtages og viderebefordres
Passagerne af LINENS egne paa-
lidelige skandinaviske Agenter.
Udelukkende skandinayiske Pas
sagerer befordres.
Kom dette j Hu og k9b Billet
til Familie, Slegt eller Venner
hos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ii
MEMS nermestboende
LOKALE AGENT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
4 iibite Senbina.
ira Daumarf moOto9 oi 81. a. fel.

ira Danmarf mootog oi 81. a. fel-
9enoe:
SfoDg. .Beterien: Nenneifeififfel.
Ter II, mob. $t.20.
Sfopg. -8eterien: I De ubrugte
srefter (aorte Oro 9r. 22) Zoe.
g. Maoiens 9rosIare. 760 5i6sr,
fonlpIet, ioliot mob. $3.50
0onmarfs Welooier, @rslebs. %
9asielbads llogaoe, /. % II. Del
tiliammen aorton, ipIges MI Tor
oen iproeles labe 8ris al $t.00.
@runotpig: 8aaifeIilieil. gtp imut
llogope. Sn6b. 40 Gts.
9ernenes Oanife 9piebog l 80 Cts.
@ortneren8 5teoien, @uoeli9e
5mooifrifter 0r. SIG 10 Gts.
9auii6 gnt6. Iitbl SOnic,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
LOKALE AGENT
IRE npe q nj
Of
ariitelist 6olfc6i6liotcf.

6nrms, glumbarot % Woffat.
ariiielige 2epneosIeb / oct 10.
qarbunoreoe l.. geo 8oit. q. Is
8. 8rooe.Hasmusien. 276 Sioer.
SuOb. / grsnt Sbirting mcO
@ulotrDf. 8ris 90 Gts.
gilleofr fra 5OlfeliDct. Spo 6or.
tGlIinger al 5. Is. BON Soften.
meo 6oriatterens EiIlaoeIie Oper-
fat Of QoIt. O. @iinIter. 5ororO
Of aomtesie s. anutb. 223 81
Der. Smuft Sbirtin9sbino. 9ris
80 Gts.
9crocns Gnoc. On aprIigbeosbiito-
RE al Com. @ggleiton 6orfatter
af .GorD", IS anmpens BUILDER"
0. Il. 800 Sioer. @run Sbirting
meo @ulotrpf. 8ris so Gts.
ariIteIiat 8oIfebibIiotef reoi9eres
al BoIt. q. Wiiinlter, Brplt oeo ct.
2uffas airfc / aebeubapn. Oct er
uocIuffenbe gooe, rene 9sger, Der
bringes. De ire onenitoaenoe oil
oonne ct oGroiiulot IiIlGg til en-.
bner @ogiamling.
9aniib 9mtb. Ynbl Somie,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12


9r9iioent, en- itilfrroig ManO al
ben Itore bolGonOife Jorretningsber-
ben, bbis oottoeli9e 9etingelier og
Observation-Disclosures | lige@rao
opgtigqjoroe BAN til oenlle 9oit.
9illige bar ser / 9pnuieet foron-
italtet en- @fbellloitilling me0 Ell
me9et riaboIoig SamIina al To
gaoer, baaOe 9amle 9aanoifriiter
% trpfte 9sger, itore SiglOenbeoer
til Gels, /. @fs. beremte biitoriife
Berionlig6e6ers 9ibler, natllrligpis
oaian De murfelige inbiife ll6anper
hlrieliae Sprog. iom bet neoer-
louoife Selifob bar ioranitpItet.
llnioeriitets 9ibliotefarer % andre
l9roe bau0e biitaaet meo belle Oro-
ningen og fte0 ll0orbeioelien al ct
peileoenoe 8otoloa. Oct bar Menin.
gen. at oenne fulfilling ifuloe bore
t~ilapnaelig Tor 8ublifum gennem
noaen 1io for Ell ringe Detailing
Gen oil, / 5orbinoelie meo belle
oct eprige itore apporat, iom bar
Dqret lat / @ana, | 5pert Sab
sipe bloc are0ie ct Snotrpf al at
9ibelen er en- 4onoSmagt. iom bar
b9poet iia in0til pore e9ne 0o9e
% en0nl inotnger Ell 5eriteploos
blanot De 6aftorer, Der be0Gger
Wermeifebeoens 4onoslio, meo Gu
nen til 5eloforpngeIie uastet allPoo.
itano moo Den. 0pbere Snotr1f bar
Oeltngerne life iaonet 2eilig6eo til
at iaa oeo Meoerne ielo. Get mai19-
leoe GA 6eller life po1 8ionesbpro
ON itor InfnemmeIig6eo Tor. bDao
Seiillqen bap0e 6raat.
Gin Snteresie Tor 5aaen fagoe
ogiaa 8ongemngtenS S%lIoe1aper.
Drowning @il6elmino. for 0a9en.
Iii 6enoes 9onoilot, set 600. par
ON eeroooen 6eitfomiteen % De
noenlanoife 0eleaereoe no6none.
Jolt rs Serrer, til at tilbringe 81.
termioongen ira 81. I til >. Reiien
irem o9 tilbaae frGbe0e. at belle
0aaen me0aif. Wen bet oar baaoe
%nteresiant % mutt. Dronningell,
iom bar lepenoe f~irfelig Cans. poa.
berte TO fortere 5ore0r1g ON Zig.
nenoe gmner Iom De ioregaoenoe
9ages og unoerbolot zig meO 5ler.
tallet al fine @eiter | en- BaDie
hpor 6oririifninger in0toaes. 5or.
no Tor Dtootagelien Git ct 6rofoit.
taiiel, bbori 0taieltpten life oelto8.
Sanleoes or oct Soiifif Der, ct @ti.
fettr6eni1n. Ser par belt iorifelliat
ira Den miloe, nflmitleoe @enligbeo,
6uorneo 9ronninaen optraaote per.
ionlil.
9lauot @Giterne par en- al glr.
tioens fcnoteite @rGoifonter, Bro.
ieSior Or. 5ranf 16omas ira De.
uepe. 9aooe / amiieroam % / Con.
Don er ban ell al De Delft berte
irenlme5e 5olere. G%ronninaen al
Soaano letter operoroentlia 9ris
pna bans 9rpoifener. Get bite fla
ogiaa 0enne @ang. "a oct eprige
Selifab reiIte til6aec til Amiter.
Dam, par ban inobuot til at Tor.
6Iioe poa Slottet. hpor ban ifiloe
prp0ife / 0apellet npite 6ormioooa.
Raar Ger / pore 0aae ira / oct
minoite eet al De bollanoife I'M.
oeriiteter er nognaet Snoil1oeIier.
iom bar pGret neObrpoeaOe ior
bibelif ariitentro, bar ben Der re.
ierereoe 8eitllge pitt, at 9ibeIen
bar Solalo en- tor areos al tro.
late oa %oiferpiaiae 9enner, iom
/ Somitemning me6 9anoets 6e.
aentinoe FOLDER iait peo 6pOrenes
FRO % bill fortiGtte arbeioet Tor,
at gibelen tan 6lipe Solicit Ell
Slide til 9eliieneIie baaoe i Siem-
lnnoet oa I Sc iierne aolonier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
Udvalg af
Udvalg af
GYLDENDALS STORE NEDSETTELsE.

AT Gyldendals store Nedspttelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
bl. a. fslgende, som sendes portofrt til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de yedSjede yderst lave Priser.
Religisse og teologiske skrifter:
Breve fra Luther, oversatte af F. L. MINISTER. 438 Slider. 80 !
Theoogiske Afhandhnger af c. E. Scharling. 428 Slider. 40
Syv Predikener for Born, af Gordon Calthrop. SO Slider 10
+. Nielsen: Sjale- og Tenkelere. 90 Slider ....... 20
Ssren Kierkegaard O~jeblkket 1913 Slider -. 40
Ssren Kierkegaard: Frygt og Beven. IA Slider. 80. IS
j. P. MINISTER: P~redikener. 1ste Bind. 400 Slider. 80. 80
j. P. MINISTER: Eftenadte Predikener. PA Slider ...... Is !
Blase Pascal, Hans Ramp mod Jesuitterne It's Slider. 20
A. c. Larsens Fortokninger. ~ Bind tilsammen nu.. $50
Historic, Biografi O. (. y.
THRICE; Danmarks Historic wort Aarhundrede
1 og II. Del. 1908 Slider 81 Kr. NJ kun $50. SIT
Listov: Luthers Levnet. 259 Slider. .35
schwanenfigel: H. C. Andersen, 16l Slider. =. IS
Jens Munks Navigatio Septentrionalis 80. -. 30
Bodenhoff: Fra Dannevirke til Ais. 1877 Sider.... .35
Oppermann: Dalgas, Hedesa gems Forkamper. 80 Slider 10
Digter og Skizzer fra danske Forfattere. 1877 Slider. -. Is
H. c. Andersen: De to Baronesser. ZIG Slider. -. .35
Sophie Breum: Julegester og andre Historier. 136Sider. .35
Tolv Baumbachske Eventyr. 1919 Slider. ........... Is
Ibsens Brand episk Form. 264 Slider med Ann. so
%Grundtvig: Krenikerim. BOG Slider ............. 40
Eventyrskrinet. We'd Carl Ewad. I'll. af LouisMoe. Is. lilo
Nedspttelsen varer kun til Nov. 1914 og Antallet az
Eksemplarer err begranset. Man tlraades at bestile straks.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

Get ealoer life iaa nleset. 6Oao
en- Wan6 pe0, iom on. 6Doroan ban
brllaer fin 9inbIfdb.
CONNIE Self tror. at DC oeo ne.
Get, for0i De life ueo. bpor meget
Der er, iom Dc life oeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12
st ubpalg Of
8Dlocn6als 2.arone 8ibIiutet.
aae imuft inoblnone. Sormot 7-5A SonHier.
gris so Gts. per ginb.

gehma 2oeerlsf: 2eaenber og 6~ortauinger l1bpoIe
2copoIo Bubble: SuIeiortpainger.
BilbeIm Eitereaaro: 9onmarfs @ooebOls.
Spge 9rnbe.
SonnS Gle: 2ooien og bans &ufru.
2ibsHaoen.
Gpre Rein.
gorfen &nld: @iIheIm 3obern.
Sobonnes SeIms: SoIoaterIin.
9bomos 2onse: l1bnolete Sfrifter l. II.
a~PnebaIene 3borefn: l1booIete SorteInget
Sobanues Ssr9enen: Den poerite Dag.
Chr. @intber: 5orteuinger poa @ers.
5%ort9nnger grofa l., II.
y ST.. 8Ht: 2os{o Waansion fra Sfaone.
Snpbus 8oubit5: On Gften Sfonrioereanroen~
3ah. 9opeIius: @uftan &ooIf og Sreoipeoarstrigen
Sra aarI @ufobs os aorI XIs lib
4. OebIenihloeer: ~loooIste 9igtninae.
r. OebenfdIoser: &oton SorI, 8oIbur bin sobe, poIHdoft.
ariioffer Sanion: San og bun.
Carl Bernhard: st aar Gsbenbaon.
gerhus gritien. Sra ait og &op.
Senrif Sert8: &ontontiite SfueipI.
IRE 2pHfpiI.
8. @. anoeren: 6. 2.
1un Ell Spiqentono
Senrif sbien: ct Guffebiem.
Senrif Sbfen: aonesernnerne os @iloet paa scThm,s.
Senrff Sbfen: aeiier Oe 8oIiIaer |, II.
9anifb eutberan FnbIHbins Ssni,
Blair, 3ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

De 6iitoriif sibne @tlfaar er for
forifelIige til, at Der / oenne sen.
ieenoe fan tilpeiebringes en- inter.
national Confronting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-12

AT Gyldendals store Nedsettelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
bL a. felgende, som sendes portofrit til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de y~edf6jede yderst lave Priser.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
ALLIES TRENCHES
IN BELGIUM WELL BUILT
OF CONCRETE

Berlin, via London, Nov 2l.-~
The correspondent of the zeitung
Am Mittag visited DiXmude while
that town still was under heavy
bombardment.
The captured trenches, says the
correspondent were magnifCently
built of reinforced concrete with
sand bag breast works, stands for
machine guns and a novel type of
revolver cannon which throws short
range erenades. Such trenches cover
the whole country, and when one is
captured the enemy retires to the
next. The fighting is often at such
close ranges that hand grenades are
employed most effectively. The pres
ence of the latest Wrench and Eng
lish newspapers in the trenches.
says the correspondent, shows that
the allied soldiers are being kept
we'll informed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
UNIVERSITY Of
ILLINOIS Wins
FROM WISCONSIN
BY Score of "a to 8 and is Declared
Champions of the Big Nine
Conference.
HARVARD CRUSHES THE
YALE TEAM 36 TO o
Seventy.0ne Thousand Spectators
Watched the Gridircn Rout
III Stifed Amusement.

Madison, Wis. Nov. 21.-By the
defeat of tho University Of Wiscon-
sin, the University of Illinois was de-
clared football champions Of tbs Big
Nine Conference. Illinois won easily
"a to scoring three touehdowns,
goal and field, goal touchdown and
and safety for Wisconsin. The
University of Illinois has not lost a
game this year
The first Illinois touchdown came
within two minutes of play when
Macomber dashed around the left
for 40 yards. Pogue's' open field
running apparently took the hope
cut of the Wisconsin supporters.
The Badgers started the second
half, playing open game. which ad-
vanced the ball to touchdown. A
qs-or.,.-..t to safety When Maeamber
flmbIcd back of Illinois goal near
tohe close Of tho third period added
points and ended the Badger score
for the day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
FIRING ON THE
TENNESSEE NOT
A HOSTILE ACT
U, S. Cruiser Tennessee Commander
Reports Turks Fired Because
the Port Was Closed,

Washington, Nov. a1.--Capt Ben.
ton G. Decker Of tAe e4ertliser, Tennes
see has reported that the firing on
the ships launch by Turkish fcrts
at Smyrna, Asia Minor, was not in
tended as an hostile act.
After a conference with President
Wilson, Secretary Tumulty today
gave out the following statement;
Tho public already knows what
happened: namely, a boat from the
Tennessee tried to enter tho harbor,
a harbor which the Turkish govern
ment had declared closed. A shot
was fired across her bows to stop
her. The captain of the Tennessee
reports that it was not intended as
a hostile act.
"A full investigation of the mat
ter is being made and explanations
have been asked of the Turkish gov
ernment. Previous attempts to COM
municate with Ambassador Morgen-
thau in Constantincple has led to
delays of as much as a week."
Secretary Daniels has received
messages from Capt. Decker and
md Capt. Omar of the cruiser North
carolina, acknowledging receipt Of
lis order that no action be taken gy
,ither ship in Turkish waters with
,ut specific instructions from Wash
ington.
This is the first time in the his
tory of government a Secretary of
tho Navy has ordered commanders
of vessels in the East, where foreign
ers are supposed to ge in danger of
being attacked by Mussulmans, with
out warning not TO take their own
initiative in the event that their SER
vices are needed
Daniels order is considered all the
more remarkable because Of the fact
that communication is uncertain
with the commanders of the Ameri-
can vessels in the East and there
are several cases on record recently
where it has taken 10 days Tor a
message to get through.
In the case of a sudden attack on
Christians the hands of the naval
commanders would be tied until
they had an opportunity OF notifying
Daniels and until Daniels bad an op-
portunity Of ordering them TO pro.
tect the foreigners.
The Tennessee and North Carolina
will not be withdrawn from the
Eastern Mediterranean it was stated
today at the Navy Department,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
7 ROADS C1ANGE:
SCHEDULE, M.&O.
AND Ill. CENTRAL
Change Goes Into Effect Today-0ne
Change or M, 6 l. and Two
on Illinois Central

Effective Sunday, Nov 22 NJ. s. ..
train Nc. north will leave Cairo
at 8 SO a. m instead Of "a a. nj.
No other change in schedule, all
other trains will leave as heretofore.
Effective Sunday, Nov. %, there
will be slight change in the cshcd-
ule Of passenger trains on the |, G..
Ey. leaving Cairo
Train No 207 "Di>ic Flyer" will
leave Cairo at goo a. m. instead of
2:25 Il. m.
Train No. % Chicago Express
will leave at $50 p. m. instead of
Sis p. m.
All other trains will leave as here
toforc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
From the Store of the Inter State
Grocer Company at sol
Ohio Street
SELLS COFFEE TO ITALIAN
GP0cEP 1915 WASHINGTON
Is Arrested While Trying to Make
Future Sale CT Other Groceries
-Confesses to Theft.

A negro giving his name as w Ii
Baker and his residence Cedar street
was arrested by the police last night
at a grocery at the corner of Elev-
cnth street and Washin gton avenue,
where the negro had sold a fifty
pound bag of coffee.
After his arrest the negro con-
fcssed to having stolen the coffee at
the Inter State Grocery Company,
501 Ohio street, where he had been
employed about two weeks ago for u
few days.
At the time he was arrested the
negro was trying to make deal
with the grocer to sell him cheese
and some other goods. From this
fact the poS3ee afa os sis~ epinson
that Baker has an accumulation OF
goods stored somewhere and they are
trying to get this information.
When asked how he got the bag
Of coffee. he said he went upstairs on
the second floor of the store when no
one was in the front portion down
stairs, and walked off with the
booty. When searched a big reeol-
YER aud a searchight were found or
ht1 person.
w. w Wright, manager of the
Interstate Grocer Co, says how
much goods the follow may have
taken cannot ge told until thor
oHgh examination is made. He says
the negro may hav taken the coffee
in the manner he says he did, as oe-
casionally the men in the frcnt of
The store arc busy loading, and his
Office is in the extreme rear of the
building.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
Col. TRlpP Will
Be HERE MONDAY
TO CHECK co. \.
All Property Of Company Comes I'm,
der Inspection and Checking
Is the Colonel.
RED" BRANN,
Left End.

Col o. :. Trlpp, Of Springfield,
will be in Cairo Monday to check up
the property of Company X, Illinois
National Guards. All members OF
the Company are notified that they
must be sure to get in all property
of the company during Monday, Sc
that it can be checked.
Owing to the closing Of two mills
of the city the company has lost be
tween fifteen and twenty members
they having removed from the city
The company is now short of men
and it is very desirable that the
same number cf new recruits are
added to get the company in good
condition this winter for the spring
and summer work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
ANOTHER AURORA
WOMAN ASSAILED
NAN RECOGNIZED
Miss Abby Thompson, 60 Years Old,
the Victim-screams Brought
Police to Scene.

Aurora, ILL.,, Nov. 21.-Closc on
the heels Of the death of Miss Jennie
Miller, who was beaten TO death
Wednesday night in the church
yard, MISS Abby Thompson, GO years
old was attacked by a stiangler TO-
night n her room Oh the upper floor
of building in the heart of the
business district. Her terrified
screams were heard by the shoppers
who were attracted and tho assall-
ant fed, just as sno lest conscious
ness.
The police rushed in the building
md up stairs in time to see the as
sailant block away dropping from
l three story building to the top Of
4 lower story and then to the
ground The police say they 'ecoe-
nized him as Happy jack" a local
character.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-22
IN EASTERN CAL|C|A
| THE RUSSIAN TROOPS
CONTINUES ADVANCE
Berlin Confident, as Russians Retreat is Kept
Up That Danger of Invasion is Removed
2 Russian BattaIi0nS Have Surrend-
cred to AuStrianS Welcome
Winter in Poland.
Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 2i,-Turkey
has voluntarily explained to the
United States Government through
Ambassador Morgenthau that the
shots fired toward the launch or the
American cruiser Tennessee last
Monday were merely as a custe mary
warning that the port of Smyrna
was mined and closed to navigation.
Although the explanation is in
formal the United States Government
is awaiting reply to the formal rep
resentation which Amgassador Nor
genthau was instructed to make to
the Turkish foreign office. II was
admitted at the White House all
danger Of serious condition OF the in
cident was removed.
Ambassador Moreenthau reported
taht the Minister Of The Interior OF
Turkey had explained the occurrence
10 him fully and which official haa
filed his message before instructions
sent ~~om Washington to discuss the
situation could have geen received.