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BRENNAN

BRENNAN Is one OF the most in
teresting and progressive OF the
smaller cities OF Texas. It is also
one OF the oldest. having been es-
tablished In 1871. lis name was re-.
rived from that OF Or Richard Fox
llrenham. a hero Of the MEXICAN war.
iirenham aud Washington county o..
oupy an important place IN tho his
tory OF Texas. The home OF sam
Houston aud the ruins Of the tlrsi
capital OF Texas. the place where The
declaration OF Texas Independence
was drafted are not far IRON this
city.
The present population Of llronham
"a approximately 7.0oo ana lis poo.
ple are mostly home owners. the
county has 90 bonded indebtedness
AMI The laA rate h consequently lo~
u Il one Of tho beat llnhled ta~nn
10 tho south n has more aatn'no'
hllea aoeordlax Ia population than
ang clu vesl ~ lhe alaalsslppl nv
col oae u ihs largest ooilon seed "a
mills 10 ne ~oF|d y lofaled here
NE nfsalss mAlsss lsfn'<.s- >ss~
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
rHE REAL THINGS

Sometimes Your hearts gets heavy
And your faith Is sinking loose,
And you feel Ne II living
Hadn't been Of ans use;
Until YOU run into a fellow
Who. last time YOU met WAS blue,
And sho says he's feeling better
cause Of something said BY you.
Sometimes you re Ioved 10 wonder
" the goal is worth the game
When yoa view the piles ~ ashes
That are scattered where the fame
or your Youthful hopes burned
brightly
But a word can change your view,
II fellow says he's better
cause OF something don" by you.
Sometimes YOU can't help doubling
n IL pays 10 stick - risht
When You see how fraud and cheat
Ing
f7ffN W h'NAA'NNN'f W ""'
TIN fellow you'd lost track 81
Comes along and says % you;
SAY. Old chap you've made me- bet
ter
By the way you've kept on trnc'
Sometime iAe world forreis YOU
or seems fo. an, how.
Ana you sort cf fali 10 dreaming
whore sou might have been by
nov.
N you'd compounded little
( Then "a woman takes you hand.
and because you're clean end honest.
Leads you % the promised land,
Sometimes when fwinght closes
ON a disappointing day
Yoh wonder if lis worth while.
A. you take your homcward way.
For things yoa worked 30 hard for.
seem 80 FAR from coming true
TIL you turn he knob and hear them
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

ern and Eastern cities with 80 car
loads Of eggs. soo carloads OF Irish
potatoes and large quantities u 9th
or vegetables. dressed poultry and
butter each seasnn.
The progressive citizens Of Bren.
ham have expended large sums In
the development of home industries
and special Inducements are being
offered 10 new enterprises. The
Young Mems business Association
h making an especial effort TO Sc
cure furniture factory. a canning
establishment a box factory. a plan.
IND mill aud an overall factory.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

Calling. Daddy. Is that youG"
on ms friends the things We work
for
Are 50 often lost when found
And the thirEs We really long Tor
Are ~ oftsn close aroundl
Power End wealth and proud achieve
ment
~ our hands may cft be won.
Bnt the things our lives are built on
Are the things our hearts have
done.
4. N. Hodges IN Philadelphia
North American.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
FACTS ABOUT TEXAS CITIES

EDroRs NorEIh of series of articles dealing with Trxas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

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Store nuEsss. sm79 Rassase and
can soil 1900 ehsf az anyone
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
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We viii for limited time only. send
this well worth s3go shaving oU'ht
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LOOK up bargains in our ads.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

fl6ren, bab @iqa Staatstafsni9eine
oruten ldbt lpd6renO @arranSa nur
nntipnales papisrgelD in llmlGuf
ieBen pia. Wian permut9et, baB Gars
ran5as @eiseruug, Wunitipn 3u lies
fern, giQa Deranlabt babe, iid moro.
fpGrts nit ieinem Seere 5u begsben.
'Si! @robsrung DON Guaodlajnra bur6
Seneral Sbregon ldbt i4lieBsn, RAP
iein unb ni4t 9ilas Seer 5uerit por
ben Sboren DON Merito ahlan9en
pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

aus benz Oeutf4tn th.
Berlin 8. Suli. Cine 9cpsihe
(hcr .Rationnl.eituna1 aus ylsnpleo
| iuat, pdB bas S6lob bes prln3tn
tWilbelm All Witb pieoer iir ielH:n
(Gebraud bsrseridtst iperoe uno sroBs
| Ulenaen Don Woteln etc. in ben lsBisn
9asen DON Durasso, albanisn, anss'
iommen ieien.
,@rins Sstar d SiessniB
4 perfolgt.
I Berlin 8. Suli. Die Grast.
pelde gteluns bi. Grafin Sna ..
gaiI,tpib 2tpebolp als tiinftige mors
sdnaiii&e Gemablin oes prinoen Sss
lar einnsbmen ipa. 1T allen 4niHein
mad seres.It morbsu, sb. Der aaiier
itern feline idbrlide Horblanbrei'e
antrat uno bic aaiierin ii4 mad Der
DiIbslmsb6be besab. Wis bsuts ots
fiSi6s bsiannt s.seben purSs. piro
sjrin5 Sstar, Der jesi Sauptmann in
erften Garoeresiment gu Sub 1T, ndh
Der 0srmdbluns nit ieinsr Gemablin
nad lisgnib in Sakiien iibsrilsosln
unb Gompagnietef BEL ben aDnisss
srenanieren iperben.
Daraus ipirb sei@Ioiien, bab BE
i66ne 9rGfiH, bic bas Ser5 bes ritz
ttrli6sn fiinften Sobnes oes aaiiers
paarss sroberi Bat, ipsnisitens porlaus
fla BEN 5oi. i,rnbleiten foa. Gs
fanben felt Der 0srlobuns oes prin
sen Usrbanblunssn NIT BEN Batter Der
Brdut itatt unb Der Graf beitanb an.
fanss baraui, bab feline 1odtsr 5u ben
Soffunitionsn 3uss3ossn uno ni9t sus
riidesisbi ipsrben folls. gun III ie.
bod anidsinsnb Elm Gompromib er.
sielt fpprbsn. Oa Der prin3 rad Der
6pHssif in bic prppin5 oerIsst Ders
ben ion, pirb isIn. 9tmablin. ipenigs
itsns por.rit. in ieim geriibrnns nit
BEN SOf. iommsn.
Rototii4e 9OditapIsrin
perhaftst
Sngarlsrubs 1T b,rpoIissi bic Der:
haftuHs elmer fdOn i,i. lGnssrer 3.it
seiu6tsn So6ftaplsrin s.lunssH, bic
Elm, sun5s Gn3abl Don ariftoiratii&en
junssn asbemdnnsrn um MiaioHsn
eerupft bab.n Ipa. Die if0ns uno
NIT msbr aIs ssp6bnIidsr SntslIis
ssns bssabts S4pinblsriu III bic
Sphier zines bi.iissn S4neibers gla.
mems aampmann. Rah elmer beipeSs
ten aarri.re in Der Rsidsbauptitaot
g.na fie auf RsifsH. sic btiudte bic
pornsbmisen Rurorte In TsutihIans,
Oshsrrsih. LII iibsraa sinen srobsn
glufiuaHb 3u ma4sn.
gfuf ibrsn Reiien nannte ii4 Die
Bsiriissrln abfptdftlne GrGfin 3idp
Ane Grdfin Gbsscal4i. Cine 3tit
lang lsgts iie f1 aud ben Ramsn Der
snlIilHen 9rasDbin GLEN Serrp BEL
unb he CAB iih fiir cine amsritanifde
WillipnsnsrbiH aus. $40 INNER iit
srIdisn, iammslts iis RAID sinsn
G@iparm bon ablissn Wersbrsrn um
iih. uutsr b.Hsn iie bic rei9tien auss
iu9ts, I'm ibnsn unt.r alIerIsi Dorf
ioGnben srobe Summen ab5uIoden.
DIS einise ibrsr Dpfer idlieBlid Wers
Sadt f4Opft,n ,inb ibr bic a,oIi5ei ouf
bic GsrTsn bsbtsn. Dsrf8pdnb iie pISBs
Iid fpurIos unb man b6rie felt ldnsts
rer 3eit nihis mtbr Don ibr. aiir5s
lid iaudtt lie isbo& in 9aben gl.
BEN ipisbsr auf unb bon bort lam iis
mad RarIirubs, no btuts itrs GET,
ziatms ssful9iG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

graber3og Hrieorih. I. iinb |. 9enea
raj Der ssnfanteris. bisbsr 4rmee.s sSn-
ipeftor uno Dberipmmanbant Der
aanbpebr. iuuros bas aommanbo ii6sr
bic aeidmmts 5iterreidiide Wsbrmd6l
All 2anbe iitertrassn. gu aIeider
3eit ipurbe er snrrrelbmiral unb gens-
ralsSnipettor Der Wlarine ernannt.
Dies srfsbi ben g,ofsn einss General.
IauiStstcy1 sss aslunmtsn bstpdfinetan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

SIR Obio, Snbiana nnb bas
Dtitlide penniplpanien: ansemein
id'jnss Wstter am greitas uno Samss
tag; toenis @erdnosruns in Der 9sms
peratur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Cincinnati, Greitas. Den 10. Suli 1914.

Ma6t, pel6sn sulsbt Der Gra6ersoss
abrpnfolaer 5ran8 sferoinanb inne
eebabt bate.
Der 9ampfer nSicilia n"
auf bober See hes
fhGbiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Die cfgis(alur uoa OQio
sslrO aaf ben 20. Snli 5u einu
Sgtra'S.iliOn .in6ernf.u
iuerpen
80
linn bic staatsiteueranilase
Su rebnsireu.
l8ts nit ben StautsseIbern qe6auit
piro.
Yer Staatsaubitor proteitirt 9egsn
Die &oitenre4nung bss 2iSenss
tommiiidrs gIenbening.
gloOersDiae, 81. g., bon elmer Sen.
ifrsdenpiage bsimseIu6t.
GgsNapOr GrsO guFs pon g6iagu
geitorben.
Grtr a sSeffion Der S6toer
Qeaistatur.

G olumbus, S9iO, 9. Suli. -
Der Soupernelir Cor pirb am sFreita9
gum 5fpeiten Wtal in Oisism Sabr ole
Ge9tsldtur gu elmer GrtrosSeiIion
etnberufen unO 3par auf ben &c. sSuli.
Die 4rbeiten Der 2esislatur IoQsn
ii9 auf Steuerangslesenbeiten be-
i6rdnten. ollie anoeren 2lrbeiten iperz
ben big CUR regulGren SiBung i'm
Winter beri6oben perben.
Die Steuerporlagen, bic Der 2egiss
ldtur unterbreitet iperbsn, tperoen jest
ppH Sobn R. GaifiOp, Dem Glert oes
unterbauies bes 2egisIatur uno 0t.
rettor oes legislation Reiearh guz
reau, altsgelrbeitet.
Der Sauptauet Der gin6erufun9
Der 2egislatur III Der, Die Staatss
Steuerauflage bon .961 Mliu pegen
Ser beoeutenoen Grbobung 0es Steuers
SupIitats fir 1914 gu rsou5irsn.
Wlan erpartet, oab Die 2egislatur
in Der Grtra=Seifion bic SPITE ,Roao
Gar" Don 5 Miqs duf 3 W2ius berabs
iesen piro. Inter Der jeBigen Steuers
outage feiirOe bas Stsuerbuplitlt
unsefdbr 100000 fir 2unoitraBsu
abDerfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

limb .g.irsinia" BON Der frdnaDliidsn
2inie auf tober See beI6dolsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Who nad iein,r gsrmafluns nit Der
9rafin BON gaiIslDib ,asDeBotp
na4 2issnis Derisbt.
Die tiinftise prin5eiIin iuirb baburd
pom 5of fernsebalsen.

Die 1ampfsr nSieiIian" DON Der
9laan 2inie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

MuslanD. Selegrapb
DDS Sd(O6 au Neuwiso
Wirb fiir bic Gennknns osS
Brin,en g8ilbelm ppu Wieo
wieSer In Stano seiett.
Vrius Csfar, ber finite Sobn beS
1aiierS
Dirb nad isin.r 0ermdblung NIT Der
0rdfin BON YdiieIpib sSepeboip
na4 9issnis Derisbt.
Die tiinftise prin5eHin iuirb baburd
pom 5of fsrnsebal!sn.
gBeitere 9erlsbuna Der Sren5e burd
bic Gran5oien.
Dk gombsn Der in 5rantrei4 psrbats
tetsn 5ipei RuiIsn
Dar.n ausenId:inli4 iiir ben prdl's
v benten poineare beitimmt.
Die Gampf.r STELLAR" DON Der
9lllan atuie
| limb ,,@irsinia" bon Der frdn5OlliHsH
I Qinis auf tober &c. bei&doist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Die init BEN StQatsqeI.
bern umgegangen
ntrD.


bern umgesangen
ipirD.
Columbus, g., 9. Suli. -
Der Staatsaubiteur bal am 9ons
neritag formeu segen Die Speienre6.
nung Don gprou Wl. Glenpeuing, ei-
mem Gincinnatier Wlitalieo Der
Staats 2isensbeb0rbe proteitirt, bic
fir 18 Sage 1921 betrug, pGbrenb bic
geb0roe bic 2i5ensgeiebe in genniplz
unien, WaFa6ufetts, Nep gort, Sns
tario unb Guetec unteriu6te. Die
Speienretnunasn Der Sipet anberer
Witslieber Der 9e6Droe iinb nod ni3t
einneereidt.
Glenoening gdb pdbrsub Der Reiie
mebr als So tdgIid fir Mnbl3eiten
aus; $50 fir @ii:nbabnfabrt unb
$63 fir &aiiitsu auf Sompfern ober
!ootel5immsr. Gr oab fsrnsr tdgIid)
mebr ais S1.50 fir 5aricobs aug.
8G6rsno er in ytep Dprt iibernafs
tete, be5ablte er i'm DalDprf gtitprid
!6ot'l Sc fir ein 3immer unb 81 fir
MobISeiten. Gr blieb brei HG6te i'm
8iGarb SptsI gu @ai6ingtpn unO be-
rednete bsm Staat 500, crtluiipe Der
WabI3eiten.
Sunes' q minatiou i'm Sez
natstommittee 5uriid<
gepieier.
Waibtrgton .. g., 9. Suli.
Mit iieben gegen pier Stimmen Pa!
ain 9Ouneritag bas senatstummittce
fiit gantungelegeubeiten Die Nominls
lion bon S6ondS .. SDnes BON Gbis
cago, ols MitgIieo Ses 5eOeruI gtes
ierpe 9oarp, auriidgspieien, baupts
id6Iih barum, neil er Elm Director
Der glationuI 6aroeiter Gortpaun 1T,
eesen Die Elm pro5eB Ieitens Der Bun.
besregierung peden 8erleburg oes
SbermonI6en 9lntras5ruitsG sGjeieBes
anhdn9ia 9emaf3t poroen IT,
Die Domination BON gaul Wt.
8arburg oOn gtep gprt lit Bis unT
Weiteres 5uriidgelegt fporbsH. Sery
Wurbllrs, Der 5uerit Sen qrdIiocntcn
8ilIun eriu9t bate, icine gtom;l,ai
tipn suriid3u5ieben BAT jebt sinqetpiis
Iiet iie ansunebmeu, penn er nid1t ppr
bem Senutstommittee 81 erIheincn
6ruubt, i'm ii6 einem Srsrsperb6r
iiber Ieine @eI6dFtsperbinbungcn su
lintsriperfen.
Die 9eriperfung Ser termination
Sunes' ieiien Ses aommittees perbins
bert ober ni1t, oob bic Nominntipu
birett Dor ben Senat se6ruft tpiro.
SiSegoupernenr gilbp
freiseiprodhen.
SadIpn, Wliii., 9. Suli. - Sn
iFdlle BEG @ise @ouperneurs Tbeps
bore 9iibo BON MifiiiIippi. Der unge;
ilust mar, in einsm 6ale, in oem es
| Iih i'm bic @erlegung Der Sauptitdbt
eineS Gountbs bdnbelte, Q'sItsfrng
fir ieinen GinfIub BEL Der Gntfhets
buns psrlanst gu babcn, adb am Dom
rsrftag bic Surp sinsn auf ni9ti9Hi-
! sia IHxtsBSsn MahSiprIa aA.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-15
NEWS FROM THE FEDERATED
~ WOMEN,S CLUBSOF IOWA

the members and also Information rs
to the course Of study.
'Simpler dress for school girls" was
discussed by the home department Of
the Davenport women's Club. Senti-
ment was ably voiced that the stand
for simpler dressing could begin in no
better place than the home. That the
mothers responsibility was hardly
transferable. Some Of the mothers felt
that there should be cooperation be-
tween the mothers and that they must
band together: what individually they
could not accomplish might be brought
about If all took the stand that simpler
gowns were to henceforth be the fash
ion.
At Lone Rock are two women more
than 80 years Of age who really enjoy
club work and who miss very few of
the meetings Of the domestic science
club Of that town.
The Oskaloosa Woman's Club has
been contemplating club house for
q number Of years and the movement
was given new impetus when Mrs.
Cora Rhinehart Martenstein, Of Denver
told the home economics department
the story of how Denver women built
their club home. Oskaloosa women are
assured not only the support of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-15

mel cashier. and L. T. Qunsdorf as
sistant cashier.
Homer Wediken, son OF E. e. Weoe-
kin, is very dangerously sick with ty-
phoid fever. But recently an oioef
brother died OF this disease and a Sis
ter is recovering,
Gail Reynolds, of Vernon township.
delivered a 720-pound hog to G. +.
Myer, and received IA check close TO you
for him. This is one OF the largest
ever delivered in this market.
The Clarion high school boys de-
feated BOWS in basketball game Fri
day by score of 80 to 26. This Is
Bows first defeat this year and the
second in two years.
School closes Friday for three
weeks vacation. During the interval
the new school building will be put in
readiness. 1t is a beautiful structure
costing $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-15
CEDAR RAPIDS PRESENTED WITH
TRACT OF THlRTY-oNE
ACRES.
ISAAC n, SHAVER ESTATE
DONATES DESIRABLE LAND
Park Must Bear Mr.. Shaver's Name
Value Of Land About $500 Per Acre
Landscape Gsrdensr Makes Plans
For Improving and Laying Out
Land,

Cedar Rapids. Dec. 15.-Thirty -one
acres were added to the park system
of Cedar Rapids yesterday by the mag
niticent gift of Mrs. l. H. Shaver, widow
Of Isaac II. Shaver and her daughters,
Mrs. George NJ. Olmstead. Mrs.
John S. Ely, and ner sons. John II.
Shaver and Fred H. Shaver The deed
for the property was presented to and
accepted by the city council.
The value of the land is about $500
an acre or a total of $4,000.
The park. which is located in the
northwest section of the city and is
a part of the old l. S. Shaver farm,
has been plated by O. c. Simonds.
park and landscape gardner OF chi
cago. When it is completed 1t VIII
give Cedar Rapids complete system
of parks, one for each section ana
thru a gift of strip OF land sixty
feet wide by George X. WeniS to be
used for boulevard purposes. the ne"
park will be connected with the river
in front of Ellis park. with pouie-
ward. This will make complete
boulevard system on the east side eS-
tending thru Bever park, the coun-
try club, thru Twentyseventh street,
thru Mound farm, thru Daniels park,
the Isaac H. Shaver park. thru the
Wenig property to the river, thence
thru Ellis park down to Riverside park,
or across the Third avenue bridge thru
Third avenue and back to Beaver
park.
Isaac II. Shaver Park.
The new park is to be known as the
Isaac H. Shaver park, and the deed
specifies that it shall be used for park
purposes perpetually by the city OF Ce-
dar Rapids. The deed sets forth that
the property is given as memorial
and that the city shall grade 1t on or
before Oct /, 1917, and shall perpet-
ually maintain a boulevard eighteen
feet wide to connect with the existing
road at the northwest corner OF the
park with the Twelfth street road.
The Shaver estate is to build one or
the two boulevards which will traverse
the park.
Mr.. Wenig presented deed to the
city for a strip of land sixty feet wide
starting from point on Twelfth street
and running across his property to
point on the Cedar River directly OPP
posite Ellis park
Fred Shaver brought Mr.. Simonds to
this city and he laid out the park.
The landscape gardner said there
was no more beautiful spot in the
country for a park than this was with
its beautiful trees, its hills and the
view it gives one Of the SURROUNDING
country Mr.. Shaver is willing to bring
Mr.. Simonds to the city again and
work with the city engineer in prepar-
ing the boulevards.
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Brief News Of EIdora.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Dec 15.-The new front has
been finished in the Smith block north
Of the public square.
After closing time Saturday night.
Larson Bros, moved their stock Of
clothing, furnishings and shoes from
their old location on North Washing
ton street to the newly-remodeled
Smith block north Of the court house.
About twenty-five volunteered in the
undertaking, and when the task was
completed, little after a. m, more
tired and hungry bunch would be hard
to find, SO they all went to Parks cafe
to rest and refresh themselves, before
reporting in for the night.
Mr.. Luke Phillips, veteran of the
civil war. died at his home in Eldora,
at 10 o'clock Saturday night. Mr.
Phillips was rs years of age last May.
He is survived by his Wife and five
children, Charles. Harry, Hudson G.,
Arthur j., and Miss Maud. He was
member of the First battery, Michigan
Light Artillery A short funeral SER
vice was held at the home Monday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. w. g..
Ramsay and Rev. w. E. Stanley. On
the early morning train today, the rela
tIves started with the body Tor burial
at the old home in Memphis, Mich. The
death of Mr.. Phillips, marks the pass
ing of the sixth veteran in Eldora in
the last six months, leaving but forty
five living in this vicinity.
| The city council met in special ses-
sion last evening and passed an ordi-
nance relating to intoxication. The
ordinance provides penalty of not
less than IS nor more than 500, or
thirty days at hard labor upon the
streets, in the discretion of the magis-
trate
| B. D. Robb & Son. of this city, have
sold their stock of groceries to w. E.
Charles, of Conrad, Mr.. Earl Robb. of
the old Arm. will remain with the new
management for a few months.
! Mr.. Still has sold his moving picture
iileater, the Princess, to Samuel Good,
of Conrad, possession TO be given Jan.
5, next.
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FRIEND KILLS BOY AT PLAY.
Des Moines Lad Shot by Companion
Visiting in Home.

Des Moines Dec. 15.-Arnell Loris, 3
years of age, was shot and killed yes
terday afternoon about PAS by Fred
Wilkinson, aged 90, at the formers
home at South East Fourteenth street
and Greenwood drive.
The shooting was an accident, &C
cording TO Wilkinson and Roy
Schmikey, a l1year- old boy, who was
in the room when the gun was fired.
Both lads had been cleaning shot
guns After completing this work.
wilkinson fixed a place on the stock OF
his gun. During that operation Dodge
pointed his gun at the older boy and
pulled the trigger. Wilkinson, accord
ing to his story told the police officers
who went to the home. repeated the
action with his own gun. He pulled
both triggers, and a shell which had
been left in the gun exploded, hitting
Dodge in the left eye. The shot tore
the eve out and bored large hole IN
the back Of the head.
The wound caused instant death, ano
before the city ambulance reached the
scene of the accident the body had be-
come rigid.
IIoris lived with his mother and step
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge.