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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
GERMANS SAY THEY ARE
READY TO ENTER GHENT

osTEND Sept S-Aceording to the
newspaper Bien Publique OF Client. the
onrgomaster OF that city has received a
letter from the German commander ask
Ing him to come to ordegen in order TO
make arrangements for the entry OF the
Germans into Client
A spy named Espraldt who was ar
rested al ostend August l. was tried by
eourt-martial and convicted. He was ex-
eeuted Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
HEAVY TRACK CAUSES
LIMITING OF RACE CARD

LINCOLN, Sept. S.-A track that was
heavy from recent rains caused the post
ponement today OF all harness races at
the state fair and limited the events to
three running races. chief interest in
which centered in the hslf-mile and re-
peat. The time was slow. Results
Five furlongs, purse SlOO: Pretty Dale
first, Leoma second, Judy Goody third.
Time, 1908
Seven furlongs. purse $50: Calvarone
first. Noltrome second. Pickens third.
Time, l;32.
Half-mile and repeat. purse $50: Queen
of Diamonds won. Lady Hymes second.
Rossessa third. Best time. 0;52
Eysrrbody Reads Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
East Indian Troops
Take Part in War

LONDON. Sept. SHAT the Indian
forces OF the British army are taking an
active part In the operation in France is
Indicated by the casualty lists Among
the names OF the wounded made public
Is thatof Captain r. w. Hunt. Nineteenth
lancers, Faneqs horse Indian army.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
Every Woman
Can Use

and ought to use occasionally,
a proper remedy for the
headache, backache, languor,
nervousness and depress-
ion to which she may be
subject. These troubles and
others are symptoms of debil-
ity and poor circulation caused
by indigestion or constipation
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
QUARTER MILLION
RUSSIANS IN FRANCE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Scandinavian peninsula 10 Archangel,
where the Russians embarked The
movement was surrounded with the
greatest secrecy. According to one YER
sion the Russians were landed from the
transports direct al Belgian or French
ports. Another said that they had been
disembarked at Aberdeen. Scotland.
thence taken on special trains across
England. and later conveyed by ship to
Ostend.
II was pointed out at this time that II
this movement could be accomplished
successfully once. there was no reason
why II could not be repeated. and that
a Russian force much IN excess OF 5000
men might well be landed in France by
this northern route.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
NORTH BEND VOTES BONDS
FOR MUNICIPAL WORKS

NORTH BEND. Neb.. Sept s-(spe-
eisl)-This city has voted bonds OF $1,000
for nelectrie light plant and sewerage
system.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09

LONDON. Sept. 81 dispatch
from Rome to the Exchange Tele-
graph company says:
"A telegram from Vienna states
that General Ruszky, who following
the capture OF Lemberg, executed a
flank attack northward against the
Austrians under General Auffen-
berg, the Austrian war minister, is
today engaged in a desperate at
tempt to annihilate Auffenberg'
army. --
THE battle has already continued
three days and is likely to continue
several more"
Advance stopped.
In the eastern war theater General
Ruszky's Stonewall jackson tactics have
been checked by the strong fortress of
Przemysl, but this delay will not prevent
the general forward movement of the
Russian forces along the border from
Tilsit to. Lemberg. The Russians con-
slider It necessary, however, to capture
Przemysl so that the Austrlans may not
have a single stronghold left in Galicia.
Remarkable reports continue to come
in regarding the speed OF General Rusz-
ky's campaign. The soldiers slept on an
average OF three hours nightly and made
thirty mile marches daily.
Russian Capture Supplies.
1t is evident from reports received from
Petrograd that the Austrians expected to
make long resistancetat Lemberg. hav-
ing accumulated stores sufficient to last
a year, All these stores have fallen into
the hands of the Russians. enabling them
10 quicken their campaign without wait
ing for their own transport trains.
A special dispatch to the Star from
Petrograd announces that many German
aeroplanes are appearing on the Russian
frontier, heralding the arrival OF rein
forcements.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
Iowa Woman Safe,

WASHINGTON, Sept S--Among Amer
leans reported safe in Europe. according
to a dispatch to the State department, Is
Miss Havery Of Des Moines, at Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
ALLIES VICTORY
GREATER THAN AT
FIRST REPORTED

Continued from Page one1
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
AUSTRIANS IN FULL
FLIGHT BETWEEN
BUG AND VISTULA

CONTINUED from Page oneJ
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09

Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-09
PRESIDENT ASKS
PRAYERS FOR PEACE

CONTINUED from Page one0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16

De ieg tale, maatte iea finn tale
Spif.
SEQ min anfomit Der til Sto.
bolm, 6oor jeg opboloer mig Dos
min 9rooer, 9aitor Bed. bar ie5
foriegt at ifrioe ct aabent 9reofort
meo init Gefit til 9s9lmfloiter ior
at iaa 0plDsuing ON min 5amtiIie;
paa bette Sort bar ieg oog enonl
life iaoet noaet Soar.
9lngaaenoe De Gpgter, Der bIiper
uofpreote / Ssnoeripaano. fol iea
meoocle enfelte 5ing. iom 5onee.
bo9terne fortalte: fsrit at 9nnmars
6oo6e ~illlttet 5orbuno meo Inf.
Iano. Oereiter, at Der Dor ienot q
G"fstratog meo Wilitpr til. Tan
mart. og at SuaaHo par beiat meo
inf @ilitpr. % til iiSit bIeo oct
mig meooeIt, at 5piferne baboe ino
taget 9e6enbapn, % at BET tuife
5laa m paieoe oOer AmaIienbora
Slot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
Sil areosmisiionen.
atIontic are6s.

8se toinuet Tor ie Sol. 3r. 90, Si04.72. @eitbroof. gle,
Zen igrite 5 ( Man. .ipeeeIt~ 5000, Rartin 6obricius $40.
eeiton, @asi. getbania NAB. ,fpeciet" $436. 9~6iuOep9ia,
ga, ct So6anes gab rfpeceh~ 1921. @oreelter. Uaosi, Be
th.soo Mab. .fpeciet@ $5.32. @eftbroof. DE, llngoomsiorentt.
aen Si766. 5nImouf6. ne. emaus Nsb. $1,000 ianme .ipeeielt'
81 30 grooflpn. q. D., SoIems Uigb. gipecieli" S643. Reiu
9ennfarf 81. q. Il. 4eters 0gb. vipecieh" $7s7 ian1me S538.
canine SteO N unrbnt $500. Bolton, @asi, getbania Vt5b.
81. 90, llna6omsioreninaen $ft.30. @eitbroOf, ne, aoinoeiore.
ninaen .ipeciei@ S2500 grooflpn, q. -, Salems D1gb. yipecielt"
$3.50. geters u. 9, gRisi 3aamar 96rntenien ylpedeif Sl0O.
8cIanoe ira 6omoltb. DE, 9ipeislt" spinoeforenf1aei so
SoSte 9nhrbera SOC, =. 6bbeien Doc, y. 6. Sdnien 81, Vr 8Dbr.
bera 81, :. aaffo0 81. ebr. Smitb 81, DIR 5aorrins 81, sens
greus ST, 6reO 9onieu ir. 81, Carl slno Zoe 90 4aitoo 81
Better aanoo soc. So6n 9lno 81, gbr. @rns 50. 6rco Olen SOC,
et6eI Qeterien 50c, Clara SanIcn soc. RieIs Scnien Boo, @iIis
Snnien soc. 0omarS geterien 50e Sans 9eterien 81, Vr %
Mrs. g. Sanien 81, QieI5 Sanien 81, Gillian Qanien SOC, 5olie
Sanien SOC Siuha 9mo soc, y. Nlaoien 81, ur. @orbrrra 81,
~ Soerfen 50, 9at. o. glrs. Suericn 81. 1ilamnten $6t225.
go6taget meo Iaf.
Z. g. Gifcber, are0sfasirer.
43 gootfton CT,
Sanaiea QIan, Wfasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16

oertil. 8ereiter ipurgte ban miJ.
boao ie5 6aooe siorl, % leg ioare-
Be. at iea baooe ingen 4nelie Der.
ON. leg par mig life beoioit at 6abe
foretaget mig noget itrafbart. Ser
efter lpurgte ban, ON ieg banoe Del.
taaet / Sen oanife agitation eaer
beipat oanife Weoer. O9iaa oisie
Spsrgsmnal fumoe iea beinare BE-.
nuatenoe. 9ereiter 6leo ieg paa.
M fert til aaiernen. og Der bleo
lea after 6raat neo i Geaen, o.
Der bleo 0a ituffet N 9erifaal me9
ct 6luioum, Der pei ifuIoe i%oreitil.
Re 9affe. iamt ct Stpffe 5 en-
toft bart Gu9brgO mo til mig. 20.
gen lib eiter bleo Der bragt mig
en- Sfaal meo 2@rter; oisie par
imi6lertio ganife uipiielige, oa oes
fraDleoe Maooifer iaa tnffe iom Ell
9loant oeri.
9eo 4~itenstio blep lea brngt op
i 9agten. % oct bleo mig meooelt
at lea ifuIoe brin9es til @oliti.
fqngslet sen bagt6apenee llnoer.
officer forte mig ben iii 2 Soloa-
ter og befoleoe mig ! en- meget bre.
iig Zone at ie paa. at @eoGrerne
bleD la0eoe me0 ifarpe Hatroner o9
gaiouetterne paoiatte, % BET bleo
mig me66eIt, At ieg ue0 BET minoits
5fngtiorieg siebIiffelig oiIoe blioe
ifl6t Seq ioareoe oertiI, at ie9
6ao0e ingen @runo til at ilngte, Do
iea fife 6do0e forfeit mig. bOorpa1
ltn0eroffieeren raabte mig ino /
aniiatet. ,6alten Sie Die edna.
BEL Sob apit9. Qereiter 6Ieo
2auferue ta9ne al mine Ben =
9nnferne paa 6pn0erne bebolot iel
paa , o. ie9 bleu isrt uo meo en-
Soloat ioran % en- baaeiter. 4aa
9eiqu til GolitifGngilet msote ui ei
Qar qompognier SolSater, iom
fom ira Epelie; / 5orbiganenoe
ooer6pn9eoe SoIOaterne mig meo
SfPlosoro, ion Bump, p@riin.
ihnabel4 o9iimmel4. oSdWein
6uno" oip.
Otter at SoIoaterne 6ao6e ale
oeret mig paa GotitifengiIet, bIeo
lea befriet for 9pnferne, % oerei
ter in6iat / 5nngilet.
@onoag sen II. auguit bleu iea
taaet / 5or6sr Ser, 60ilfet gap oet
ianme Negative Reinltat, oa ie9
life oiofte. 6oorior iea bar iqn9s
let. o. 9oIitiet beaer ingen auelie
baboe oerom.
Snsoa1 cen ~. Aitgltlt ON Nor.
geflen 6leo oet mig ian me06elt, al
lea ifliloe TRANSFORMERS til @ran.
len m6er 9eoiageIIe al en- 9oIitibe.
tent. 9aa 9anegaar0en / Slens.
bora berte lea iortplIe. AZ ser /
9pgumfloiter og 0mean after par
bleoen frngilet Here. iaaOeI @an6
Tom apin0er % Born. oa oe par
ale blepen bragte til 4oien eler
ben Gtriaife @r0nie. % ieg irna
Ter. at min ouitru % mine gern
er Ser iblanot. llnoer 5%ranspor.
ten til @rGuien fom ser ct Bar
9errer mo t iamme aupe. bbor ies
par; oisie Serrer tate 0anif %
Sen enc 6enoenote iia 6a meo Ct
SpergsmaaI til mig. boilfet jeg
ielDfelaelig beioare6e pan Can't
men 9etienten, iom leoia9eoe mig.
forbg0 mia itrafs at tale 7nnif, BIZ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16

I'll Den fore. oonife eo. .lutb. airfes Ssrnebieni.
Scr ~foitteret ior S345.39. minneapolis, Minti.
Ger. Senieu. en- 6soielsSogsfasie $3.40. @reen.
feb. z. Daf. aoi. $35. 2uef, isis, en- mGpnt
Cor 6r. @agb. $25. eugene, Oregon, Senoassito.
~lebsrnene So. 5aInoutb, BE, Sen0agsifolebsr.
meme emaus Msb. SIT. OIeanoer, Gal, Snlm.
g2gb., gsrnenes Offer A. Suli sci. So. StopIe.
BURT, Qebr, Mrs. $. y. Sanien 81. aeennb, Gis..
9lrs. 5afobine Gbriitenien 81. guifin, Nebr.,
Mrs. Sens Soutpeo So. 9ieo Glouo, glebr., Q.
2inOquiit So. Stopleburit, Aebr, api. So. Sol.
eense ira Gellnarf, Bis., gernenes Suleofier
$32.2S, ~tilopers ira 1apperne $f.06. Mrs. Gos.
mus Wsen 81, Sans 0ielien 81 SoreDille, g5is.,
en- unpnnt til Boupnca gernebiem $40. IRA
Spatonna, Dlinn., Qor 5r. wagb. 1895, 0ania
Ngb. $3.50, be unee Bigger Ganin D1gb. 1925.
Rifgiteo, Sa., ct. gaulus W2gbs Ssnoogsffole.
bsrn $3.50. 9utcbinion, Winn, St. Wortens
Mab.s apf $40 og anfer o. 5rancis Qielien 30.
SOC. gruib, Colo, U2rs. q. Q. Sonien $40.
Cpens. Sa, 6fier airfen $i9.40 % Ssnbags.
Tfolen $40. Wiarcus, 5ay Offer airfen 1890
geriniIlion. 2. Gnf, Gbriitian 9nnien So. ggal.
pacn, isis, GliBabetb 0ielien So. Coulter, So.,
Mgb.s SenoagsifolefeIt 1892. Stapleburit, Rebr.
Cor 5r. wqgb. $23 10. Genuer, Colo, getbanio
Meb.s SsnoagsifolefeIt 1892. Stapleburit, Rebr.
Suen6 Qarien 81. atlantic, So., Seren Better.
fen 81. 3 alt 1904 10.
Naupaca, isis, Den 4. Sept, 1914.
MeO penIis SiIien % 9of.
Sobn Wabfen, aasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
Snnneriuunno
arrritatunermc / spnOeripllanO.

.Spllano-9oiten1 (af %. Mug
bar mootaget ielgenoe.
Seq bar boet / ssgumsloiter ! IA
Bar oa bIeD Ben ,. auqnit / aar
tioligt ON Morgenen taget til san.
&c % brdgt til 5angiIet j Segum'
Hotter; iammen MED mig bleo Der
paa 9egnmfloitersg9nen / alt iqng
Ilet 30 @erioner, 6poraf Here IA,
mer, ieg par imiolertiO ben eneite
oanife llnoeriaat. ale Dc e0rige
par %preusiiife 9or9ere. men oanif
Iinoeoe. ON 4itenen aigif Der en-
Iterre 5nngetransport ira lenoer
til 4ltona, % oermeo bleo mine
Meofanane ligeleoes t%ransportere.
Dc, 6oorimoo ies maatte bIioe til
bage / 9sgnmfloiter. aae De Der
ioner, iom bteo trdnsportereoe til
@ltona, bleb Deo Anfomiten Der
Itrafs frigipne, men er igen lenerc
bleoen togen til 5ange.
@anoag ben 3. auguit benoeao.
te min Suitru iig paa 9or9meiter'
fontoret / 2eglmfLoiter for at an
MODE ON 0plpsnin9 ON, bOorfor
ieg par blepen ipn9ilet, men Borg
meiteren fumoe iutet meooele oerom
oct par ifet efter bsiere 0rore.
Iorsoog Ben 6. auguit bleo iel
Iog / 6angilet. "a lea / en- Ianae.
re aarrpffe Dor o9ret ipaeli9 (ai
glooitDrtnin9 OF bar bait Sanato'
r~ieop6olo) funoe ies life taole al
pore fn0eiparret. 9orgmeiteren los
mig ga ON 8reOa9en unoerisge al
eppen, Tom erflareoe, al en- 5noe'
fprrrina oil0e opre til tor Sfaoe
for nit Selbreo. 9orgmeiteren lgs.
IoO mig 0a 8reoag Miooag moo.
At lea forpligteoe mig til life al
iorIa0e 9Den. hoao ieg ieIufGgeli9
aerne lobeoe. ga leg life oar MIC
benioit at 6aDe foretaget mig uogei
~nlopliat eaer itrafbart. Eli min
tore 5orlinoring 6leo lea BOG Ser.
Oaa Moroen after fpnailet, ga oer
ON Ratten bar fommen Telegram
at gorgmeiteren nfoer ingen I'm.
ftGn0igbeSer maatte lssIaoe mig.
9orgmeiteren i%noienote oa Ben al.
gione 9Rgeerflpring til General.
fommanooen Tor Q. 4rmeforps
Mltona, % Manoaa oen 10. 9lianit
ON eitermiooageu 6leu lea iaa I'M.
Der 9euogti1ing at en- @enoarn
bragt til 1fens6ora, boor @enoar.
men Ifilloe aflepere mig poa 2aia.
rettet. 4an 9aiarettet bar Ser imio.
Iertio ingen 4ln0s % iea blep Ter.
fer bra1t til 9aiernen.
Qlnfommen til st%aiernen bleu iel
bragt neo til Be unoerioroiife aas.
iemntter, oa her bleU ieg 6elag.
meO Spnfer paa Sunoer % $50
Der og maatte til6ringe Ratten pao
bet bare Gement9ulD. fun MED e
tnnOt 9pppe til At iuebe ON mig
Girsoag 91ioOog bleo ieg al Gel
batter me0 opplanteoe Naicnet.er
isrt til ariasretten Anfanmen Der
til ipnrete auoitsreu mig, b0aS
ieg pilbe. 81, SET Droite Ieg life.
lea bar bleDen fpugilet og bragi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
epsluOt suSersleu. 3tOaftpr. &e

aoIoing, %. 9uelit. Gen ipae Re.
oaftar ID. 6. Matbieien / Saoers-
Ieu.a Ser par blepen ayreitcret %
fsrt iDopea. or after lat paa iri
200 % penot tiI6aee til Sooersleo
gScimoal". Get meooeItes Sen
10. aua. ira 5Iensbor8, at DC tpife
Munoigbeoer M ogiaa bauOe Tor.
bnot ltogipelien al 9lnoet s9eim.
BAL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
3. 20. 5ifcber, areosfasIerer.
43 9o1liton Ct,
Ssanlaiea plain, Miasi
Qeniions. % enfetasiem.

Screen RieIien. @aion Sin, Ge6r $t00. 9ebana 4gb,
9lainoien, aebr. $9t5. Bethel Mgb, 5ertne, y. 0af. S375.
2. g. 3 Sebolm, aasierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
aunterinaer.

I'll BEN fore. 0onIfe eO.Lut5. airfeS esrne0ifm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16

5sI1e Belle n. 5OIfebi. pr. 9reO
iaaet 0SeooeleIie ON, at bans Spo.
aer meo to Ssnner er bldnot De pee
@eitgrrnien faIone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
3ilianiliieu -. $13i2.S9
blair. g9eb. 5. 10. Gent. 1914.

aosi. for D. I. b. eu. Iutb. airfe / am
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-16
I%iliarunlell. .$570.s7
R misfionen:
Gilioullncu.. $i99.2 7
@foIefasfen:

9er foitteret. ie Q[ FIR. g.. ....... .$t2st.39
6almoltb Maine. Gmmis 9igbs aptnoef. ......... $500
Gbieago, Sd, eoIgat5a Mab.: 9daerup 5enien 50, y
Senien. 9oul 9icfelicn. 2. Beef. Wiortnus aielOien,
Qauel eno bo. 81, u. 7. Sanen, 6. u. Ibonien,
9. 3oerien. u. anoerien, 4eter s.. 0aiaer, 99eiter
Senien, 0oriss Ssrenea. Morins 3osmusien. Wlar.
lin Ssrenien. Gbas. Sobnion. 4bebe 6iorioan8, @n-
tor 7. 3. q. .. !. Nielien, 0ioerif Senien, Dlan.
rl0 Senior, Sens anncn. aiels MaSien, 6 .Sobnien,
6. 9tn0. 8 Sperien 6per 81. Mrs 5erfelien, Oaa
@~asnIsicn. aritine Semen, g glauien. Gina ReIien
hper Doc. :. o.. ........... 365O
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Don't forget our soda fountain
opening and gift of grafonola
contest votes Saturday. April l8.
Abbott-Coodding Drug Co.
Found . Cure for Rheuma,i.m

81 suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right hand
to my mouth Tor that length OF time,
writes Lee L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa.
Il suffered terrible pain so could not
sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago
began using Chambcrlains Liniment
and In two months | WAS well and have
not suffered with rheumatism since"
For sale by all dealers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Notice of Stoekholders Meeting

The regular meeting OF the stockhold
ers OF The Alamosa Creek Canal Com
pany will be held in the town hall at
Monte Vista, Colo, April 18th, 1914, at /
p. m. The annual assessment for the
year will be voted and officers elected
and any other business transacted as
may couhe before the meeting.
G. W. FOSTER, Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
MORE BUILDINGS AT
THE SOLDIERS HOME

The soldiers home commission,
in session at the institution last
week, approved the construction of
three new double cottages. Con-
tracts for the work were let to
Frank Worth and w. s. Nash
The cottages will be of brick and
of the same type of construction as
those formerly built for the use of
soldiers and their families.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

ID. Patterson returned Wednes-
day from Mesita, where be has
been for several weeks looking
after the finishing and marketing
Of his lambs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

The Last Days of Pompeii" at
the Iris theater last Friday night
was the best moving picture at.
traction ever presented in Monte
Vista. The pictures we're faith
full presentation of the essential
features of the novel and the act
ing of the principal characters, es-
pecially the blind girl, was superb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Cy Warman, the famous poet
whose writings added to the fame
of Creede in its boom days, died
Tuesday at Chicago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Mrs A. G. kline's mother, who
has been here during the winter,
left Wednesday night for her home
in Dows, Iowa. Mrs. Kline ac-
companied her and will be gone
several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

l.. B. Connell of Anthony, Kan
sas, came in Thursday morning to
see his brother, Uncle" Jim, who
is in very poor health. He left
the same evening for his home,
taking his brother with him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

A work bench, carpenters tools,
etc, belonging to Ed Stroup were
sold at auction last Saturday under
an execution and the proceeds ap-
piled on judgment of $lO7 in
favor of Geo. beaverton for wages.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Try our circulating library for
your reading. Fuller Drug Co.

Mrs. II. c. Dougherty was an
arrival from Pueblo Wednesday
morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

M. j. Beausang returned Tues
day from Kansas City where he
went with a shipment of sheep.
Sunday and Monday he spent with
his wife and little girl at Red
Wing, Kansas, where Mrs. Beau
sang is taking treatment for rheu-
matism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

matism.
The Umfleet cash grocery opened
for business Wednesday morning
in the La Veta hotel block with a
full line of fancy and staple gro
ceries. This is a very attractive
business location and the interior
of the store is model of neatness.
The store is provided with sanitary
conveniences and is heated by
steam. The opening announce
ment of the new grocery appears
in this issue of the Journal
Mrs. G. E. Faith had a narrow
escape from serious injury We'd
nesday afternoon when the buggy
in which she was riding was over
turned by being run into by an
other team. The accident occurred
at the Stow corner and Mrs. Faith
was being dragged along in the
top of the buggy, pluckily holding
to the lines, until the horse was
stopped by bystanders. One of
the shafts to the buggy was broken
and the axlaa uista1
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

A few years ago, when Monte
Vista had a good many unmarried
and apparently unmarriagea ble
young men, certain fond mama
arranged a party for her charming
daughter and in giving out the in
vltations suggested to the young
men that each contribute a dollar
or two toward the purchase of a
handsome bracelet for the young
lady. Mr. Olin was to have the
place of honor and was slated as
the gent TO hold the maidens hand
during the presentation ceremony,
but defective memory fails to re-
call whether he refused to be the
goat or whether he was over-pre-
pared, which caused the indefinite
postponement of the party.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-02-26
AS a Man Thinketh.

AS thnketh in his heart, is he. Such is the nse
be observation that has been made concerning heunan heart
It is indeed most intelligent and understanding Whether
Dung DID, good bad the wisdom of this proverbs apparent
apply element OF the heart which may be termed
not old in spirit, unless he thinks he is old
his thought makes him. So it with woman though
saying has it that as old as he feels a
he looks.
One and the law applies each for youth and fun AND
playing and makeb believe quality Of the spri: well
Of life Recently remarkable sympathetic and inspiring
this thought made in bit of verse published in the
companion, which is as follows:
The good die young, grandmother used to
Her cheeks roses though her hair gray,
With CHEEKY song she early toiled and late .ts5
Nor groaned nor grumbed nor found fault with fate
Yet when called her ,fgc od", with Gliding tongue
She said Be not deceived the good die young"
Ever the babies turned to her in gee-
Their gayest romps held about her knee
Her heart and.thers kept perfect time and tune
Wntry her hair, her soul eternal June.
Yet when we sung her praises back he flung
Peace peace You do not knoxville good die young,
One morning when the year at the spring,
We found her ageless soul had taken wing.
A smile was her lips-a baby smile,
AS if four-score but title while.
Still 20 her cheeks the youtl-time cung
We sobbng, smiled, tbs true, the good die young
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-02-26
Let Every Young Farmer Join

Elsewhere in this issue Of The Journal will be seen
lengthy card from the Farm Demonstration agent Of the
county who calling for the boys Of the county 70 enlist n
the corn clubs and send in their in they
have already done The Journal wishes to empha
size this call for volunteers with all the enthusiasm that i
can muster
Is there single boy in Lee county who wishes
take part in the work Of the Boys Corn Club whois not
known to Farm Demonstration Agent Kent? II there Isl
then every boy and young farmer who wishes to enlist in
this work should send in his name at once to Mr. Ken
Read the complete made on page one by Mr.
Kent gives there the address which all letters and nqu
ries from the boys will reach him.
Never have the opportunities for the young farmers
Of the county been attractive as they The prizes
be given this year by local merchants and business men,
well she prizes offered the helpful agency Of the Central
Of Georgia railway the most yaluabean the most
m that have been offered to the young farmers Of Lee
county Every prize is excellent No matter Whatprze
! young man wins, it is well worth while to win it.
And today is the DAY Don't delay another sin
gle day in sending in your to Mr. Kent He has kind
" consented to- have direct charge Of the Boys Corn Club
work this year. and your should be sent to him. It
much better to send to Mr. Kent than to send it Tic
Journal although have received the Of YOU 81
and have turned it over to Mr. Kent He wants toI
hear personally from every member Of the club Eel
wishes to know what you trying to do this year nj
short he wants to know you personally we'll through
your letters, that he may be able to help you best
Now let every young farmer in Lee county who is ell
igble send in Lis name at once The work is great ole
and it is undertaken for you The only thing necessary isl
get into the work and work hard after you have ened
the club Then resusare sure toscome They cannot bel
other than good results for every boy who joins the club
lie last two years in Lee county have shown SEND tn
YOUR NAME TO MR. KENT TO-DAY.