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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-12
EXHAUSTED, HUNGRY,
DROPPED ON STREET
JOSEPH MC'GLENNoN, OF NEW
YORK, HAS TRYING EXPER-
FENCE - WALKED FROM ST. AU-
CUISINE WITHOUT FOOD.

Persons in the vicinity Of the New
DaytOna theatre were startled Monday
evening when man dropped uncon-
scous on the sidewalk in front Of the
playhouse. He was picked up and car
ricd inside, where Intellectual efforts
were made to revive him. Later he was
removed to DR.. G. A. Klock'S hospital,
where it was asccrtaincd that the un-
fortunate man was suffering from eX-
haustion and hunger. 1t was several
hours before he rcgaincd sufficient
mental or physical strength TO talk in
telligibly. When he did, however, he
gave his name as Joseph S. McGlen-
non, and stated that his home is in
New York city. He recently came by
rail to st. Augustine in search of work
but was disappointed. Running out
of funds he concluded to try his luck
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-12
Test Of Spiritual Life.

II we may take ono test or sign by
which to Judge Of advance in the spir-
itual life, it would be this-whether
maintained in the midst of all the
disturbances and troubles which are
wont to come, which may ever be
looked for in some form or other
whether there be pcacefnlness Of mind,
and order Of thought in the midst OF
all that once too much distracted and
agitated the soul #. T Carter
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ALLANDALE, Jan. 12.-Mrs, +. ID
Chapman. of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived
at Ye Inn on Friday of last week and
will remain until she has made repairs
at her old home at Spruce Creek
where she expects to locate perlna
nently.
Dinner guests at We Inn on Sunday
we're Mrs. G. +. Taylor and daughter,
Winnifred, II. J. and Oscar Frieburg
of DeI.and, +. f. Zimmerman and wife,
Port Orange, II. Zimmerman and wife,
of Chicago, H., Paul Orchard. Mrs.
and Miss Brock, Mrs. Howes, Miss De
graffenfeld, ]. w. Rikeman and wife,
A. O. Hicks and wife. Ye Inn Sunday
dinners are becoming very popular
and deservingly so.
Mrs. +. G. Child, of Wilmington,
Del, has moved into her bungalow,
The Las Palmas, on the riverside, and
is very much pleased.
On Thursday night Of last week Mrs
Rikeman was pleasantly surprised
when "a of Allandale folks came in
to celebrate her birthday. A pleasant
evening was spent Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk
read several selections, and with the
aid of a monograph there was canned
music and a general good time was
had.
The 500 club meets this week at the
clubhouse The club has grown so
large that none of the houses are
large enough to hold the meetings, sew
eral couples coming down from Port
Orange.
SO many wet days is holding back
the work on the extension of Ridge
wood avenue, as well as all outside
work, but the builders force are find
ing enough inside work to keep them
busy. Allandale is busy spot in the
building line. Some % men are en-
ployed here, besides the force under
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in DaytOna, and concluded to walk the
entire distance, at the same period
Juggling II heavy suit case.
When McGlennon reached this city
he had been without food for two days.
much of the time of which he was ex-
posed to IA downpour of rain. The good
care he is receiving AT the hospital is
rapidly bringing him around, and he
will soon be able to get out again and
hunt a position. He appears to be a
man unused to the hardshipS he has
recently endured.
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The Daily News, 15c per week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
Tigers Defeat Indians.

,Three-base hit: Chapman Stolen bases:
vambsgarss, Cobb. Crawford, Bush
Double plays: Jackson, unas,isted
Eavanagh to Burns Bases on balls: Off
eauss. 1; off Hagerman. 4. Hits: Off
oauss, 6 in seven innings: off Coveleskie.
one in two innings: off Hagernan. in
hIee innings: off Harstad, none in five
Innings. Struck out: BY Dauss. 3; by
,oveleskie. 2; by Magerman, /; by Har-
lad l. Empires: Connolly and Wallace.
Divide DOubIe-Header.
BOSTON, June 2S.-New York and Ros-
pm divided today's double-heade., the
isitors winning, 3 to 2, and the Red Sox
to B. Cree's double and three singles
the second inning of the first game
CcOunted for all of New York's ia lies in
bat contest
In the second game the Red Sox got
way to a five-run start as a result of
tcHale's pitching. Score, first game.
NEW YORK ppCrS1N-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

for rccrauousl and other purposes Il
rs expected that 100 some instances the
use OF tracts of lands may be secured
Tor an entire season. or even longer for
nclghburhuod Fairgrounds Tho Ronrct-
ton board Is ready to receive offers OF
lots or tracts OF property for playground
use. Tho Ian authorizing tho creation
" this board also permits private sub
syriptions for use m public rccrcotonal
activities.
Superintendent. elect English u the
course OF time. will interest himself in
n,tgbhorhood organizations. garden clubs
and other allied features " tho rccrca-
uonul scheme.
Upon his return from Chicago. NJ Ems
hsh Will ASSUME uhargc uf tho play
Erouuds TN the parks. municipal beach
and mun.c ipal fields lie will have paid
and volunteer assistants FOR supervision
OF the Fairgrounds. athletic fields and
swimming pools
Judge Foster Of tho Recreation board
also is member Of the Board oi Ddu,a
ton. Witch situation. it is believed. VIII
work out in favor or the bubble school
social ccutcrs eventually being mcrged
into the public 'ccrcatounl system Mr.
English is IN strong sympathy with tho
wider us" Of the schools
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
}. & o. MAKING BUSINESS
OF ITS SPECIAL TRAINS

Into Chicago to attend the convention
Ad clubs the Baltimore & Ohio road
nndled the delegations from Washing
On, Baltimore, Richmond. Pittsburgh
nd Philadelphia on two special trains.
ne movement being looked after by
william +. Loves, assistant general
passenger agent, One Of the trains car
led the Poor Richard club OF Phila.
elphia. Both trains reached Chicago on
nhedule time and speaking Of the road
Method OF handling passengers. in Chi
ago Mr.. Loves said.
Getting down % every day business
ne Baltimore a Ohio may be said Ia he
INNING special trains from Chicago 10
he east and from the east to Chicago
very day. our Interstate special The
miteo train leaving Chicago every morn
* at lO:45 o'clock for Washington ana
lew York now runs on a two hour
isJer schedule than before and is carry
lg constantly increasing number Of
assengers More people than ever are
Makening 10 the real scenic beauties
TERED IN a trip east as well n e 10 IL
plenuid train services, both in the mas
snger care ana Pullmans and IA Tho
liners on the Baltimore & Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

cncaccmcnt or MIR English. with tine cN-
PLANTATION that uc opposed bringing mon
to Omaha. but ON the contrary Omaha
men are In demand elsewhere
sets Money NsIdc.
Members OF the Recreation board ar-
pcarcd before the city council i'm commit
tee OF the whole Speaking for the board
Judge Foster told tho commissioners his
board had reached the point where 10
was necessary TO receive from the council
% definite statement rrgordinc the funds
which would be available for recreation
purposes FOR the balance ot this year
This matter was disposed or hy setting
aside t2Ooo for the Welfare board. which
soon will be- formed. and agreeing that
tliOoo the balance Of the recreation fund.
shah be at the disposal " tho Recreation
board, subject to approval OF the council
The recreation board and its supcrn-
tcndcnt represent the beginning OF a gem
ernl system Of Supervised public rccrca
ton for Greater Omaha. Mr. English is
not ready to outline a policy. but since
last Saturday he has studied tho local
situation and feels that he has interest
ing work in prospect
one OF the features ~ this new de.
partmont will be the use Of vacant lots
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

The Bee Want Ads are best Business
suits
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
ENGLISH ACCEPTS
RECREATION JOB
Chicago Man is to Supervise Public
Recreation in Omaha After
First of July
MONEY SET ASIDE FOR WORK

c. II. English. supervisor Of the
Palmer Park recreation system in
Chicago, recommended by the
Recreation board for the position OF
superintendent Of public recreation
in this city, has been confirmed by
the city council at a salary of $4,000
a year, beginning July /, and has
accepted
Mr.. English returned to Chicago
last evening and will begin his new
work here next week.
Commissioner Butler Noteu against the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
Harry Grant Pushed
Out of Fourth Place

CHICAGO, June &.-IIarry Grant. who
established a nonstop record by driving
the 5U0-milc derby Yesterday without a
stop. was crowded ont Of fourth place
today when the official time WAS made
public Earle Cooper who had been
CO, ditcd with nth place in the fira' re-
ports, took fourth. his official time be-
Ing 5l5.lo Grant. who holds fifth place
b.S.li The official time for Resto. the
winner was 5.o7:ce
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

from Buffalo. s to .. Bunalos errors
were costly. Score. Il n r.
Pittsburgh ..1 o % 0 o 1-Si3 3
Buffalo ......U . o o o Is 1
Batteries BarEcr RoEEe and OCon-
nor. schulz Bcdient Marshall. Knapp and
Allen Watson
Terriers Trim TCrps.
BALTIMORE. June est Louis took
todays game from Baltimore, to s.
lomcrs hy Tobin OF St Louis and " alsh
of Baltimore were features. Score
Ri. T..
81 Louis .....g % o o 3 o an 2
Baltimore 30 q o u q 2 . % 1
batteries. Davenport Groom and Hart
ley Suggs. Bailey and JaCklitsch.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
Driver Killed as Car
0verturnS in a Race

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June g>-Clarepce
O. King, veteran driver. was instantly
Killed and Leslie Powett his hruther-in-
Jaw and mcChaniC'an, was badly injured
by the overturnins Of their automobile in
race here today.
King, In second place was trying to
pass the leading car when be lost con
troll OF his machine and crashed into the
fence
similar accident occurred today in
race at San Jose. Roy Taylors car left
the track and plunged into q water tank.
Paul Ersshoar Taylors mcchauiciau re
ceived injuries that are expected to prove
fatal Several Of Taylors ribs were
fractured, but he will recover
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
WHALES WIN FROM
TOPS ON FANS DAY
Chicago Wins, Ten to Five, by Bat.
ting Three Hurlers
Hard.
ADMISSION TO THE GAME FREE

BROOKLYN. June S-Ths was fans
or, at the Federal league game na-c to-
day admission Co tho game with CLicago
Icing free. Chicago won. 10 20 g, by bat
ting three pitchers hard In the last three
innings after brooklyn had gained the
lead A. Wilson fade home run 10 tho
ninth. Score RlI T..
Chicago ......O q % % % : $50 ll %
BROOKLYN 80 . o o % % {
batteries prcndcrgast Hendrix and
Fischer. \ Wilson. Marion, T.. Wilson
Herring and simon
RchcIS Defeat RuTTnIo.
BUFFALO, y. Y, june 2S.-pittsburgh
took the closing game OF the series today
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

st. Louis. o o OOO % %
nhlcaEo ............0 o 4 0 0 0 0 c -

.ficago ..,.."....,.6 0 1 0 o -
Two-base hits: Shotton. Leary. Lavan,
p. Collins Three-base hits: Fourier.
bchalk, FelsCh. Stolen base: L. Collins.
Earned runs: Chicago. 4; st. Louis. 2
Rouhle play: Lavan to Pratt to Leary
bases on balls; Off Scott. /; off Louder
mix, ?; off Sisler. l. Hits off Louder
pix. in two innings, none out in the
bird: off Perryman, 2 in three innings;
III Sisler 2 in three innings Struck out
BY Scott. Z; by Loudermik, /; by Sisler,
J Cmpires: Evans and Chill.
Tigers Defeat Indians.
DETROIT. June 2S-Two passes two
nrors and four singles in the third in
hing gave Detroit six runs and a s to
fictory over Cleveland today Detrolts
'rrors helped the Indians TO two of their
lcores, the other one resulting from
EhapmRn's triple and an out Score:
CLEVELAND nErROIr
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

Totals .....32 q II .
SBattcd Ter Shore I'm fifth.
"Batted for Collins in eighth.
Jew York .........0 3 0 0 0. 0 %
Oston ..............0 0 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Cree, Janvrin, Peckin-
tugh. Three-base hit: Hooper. Double
lay. Peckinpaugh to Boone to Pipp
ascs on balls. orr Shore, /; &C Collins.
Hits: OFF Shore, in five innings;
4 one in ono inning. Hit by pitched ban.
wagner Struck out: BY Shore. 1. by
Iollins, ,, by Mays, /; by Fisher. g. TIM
Alres: lIineen and Nallin Score, second
Sme'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
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FUTURE REFERENCE

8o -
FUR GOODS
NATIONAL FUR q TANNING CO.,
1895 so. 18th St.. Tyler lao.
GAS COMPANIES
OMAHA GAS CO., 1909 Howard 1t,
ICE DEALERS
PnoPLE'g ICE q GOLD STORAGE 90.
1924 Chicago st., Douglas SO.
MoosSus ICE s 1912 lSth a sSo Bosa. S SS
Douglas 465.
ICE MACHINES
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO., 18th and
Nicholas sts, Douglas 1861.
LAUNDRIEs
NoNPAREu LAUNDRY Co. 1903 vim
ton st., Douglas 1880.
KTnHALL LAUNDRY CO.. l5o7-oe-ll
jackson st., Douglas sl9.
PURITAN LAUNDRY, asoe-la Farnam
St.. Harvey l77l,
LEAD WORKS
LAWRENCE SHOT q LEAD co. Fac.
tory South Omaha. Douglas i9aS.
LODGE SUPPLIES
IonGE SUPPLY CO.. iii Farnam 1t.
Douglas AGO.
MACARONI
18th and Jackson SITS. Tyler isaS.
MONUMENTS
J' DGnI 5Lo9 eIs CO" l7Oa Cunning ST..
OILS
". NICHOLAS OIL CO., so4 Baird
Bldg, Douglas aga.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
SWIFT AND COMPANY. South Omaha.
ARMOUR CO.. South Omaha. south
l74o.
MIRRORS and ART GLASS WINDOWS
MIDLAND GLASS q PAINT CO.. 18th
and Howard, Douglas 7sl,
FLAMING MILL
BASKIRs REALTY NvEsTGnNr
las 292e.
PRINTERS-BOOK AND JOB
OMAHA PRIETIEa CO.. 18th and Far.
nam, Douglas 34s.
COREY MCKENZIE. I4o7 Harvey st..
Douglas 2e44
sADDLERY
n TAgEY 3 CO.. ala-l7 South 18th
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
DEFIANoE STARCH co.. 1850 Cunning
SERUM MANUFACTURERS
Omaha' bouth 400.
AxTHLL SERUM CO.. South omAhA.
South 623
OMAHA SERUM CO., 4ol No. 33d st..
South Omaha, South 2ees.
GRAIN BELT SUPPLY CO.. Lobby Ex-
change Bldg, South Omaha. 3d. 1854
TANKS, CULVERTS, GRAIN BINS,
AND OIL DRUMS
NEBRASKA d IOWA STEEL TANK
co.. 1901 Spruce st., webster 27s.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
sCoTT-okAHA TENT AND AWNING
CO., 18th ana Harvey SITS. Doug ssa
CRANATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET
BOOKS and SUSPENDERS
SMITH, LOCKWOOD MIG CO.. aaao
South 18th b., Douglas 1851.
TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL
GORDON LAwLEss CO.. 9Th and
Dodge SITS. Douglas e6s.
WOOD WORKS
OMAHA WOOD WORKING CO., lsol
Marcy st., Douglas 224e.
Wholesale GROCERIES
PAXTON g. GALLAGHER, 7oI-ll south
10th st" Douglas asa
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS
MIDWEST SHADE FACTORY, 4ol4
Hamilton st.. Walnut 5lsl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Totals isl IA 10 l
sBatted for COttrell in fourth.
-Batted for Bauman in fourth.
sRatted for Pieh In ninth.

lew York .........O 0 ] 0 0 "a
Ioston ..............5 0 0 0 o 0 -
Two=base hits: Lewis Thomas. Hart
I'll, Mays. Stolen base: Wagner. Double
lay Janvrin to Wagner to Hoblitzel
iases on balls: OFF McHale. .; off
II McHale. , in one-third inning: orr
!ottrell, l in two and twothirds innings;
II Tieh, I'm five innings; off GreSg, 4
: three and two-thirds innings: off
lays, 3 in five and One-third innings
tit by pitched hall: Nunamaker by
iregg, Cree by Mays. Struck out. nv
Hegg, 3; by Mays, Umpires: Nallin
nd Dineen
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
WASHINGTON

Two.base hits Netf, Ainsmith Bases
ball: Shanks by Crowell kopf by John.
ton. Struck out: Ey Crowcll. /: by John
ton, Z. Passed balls Ainsml.h l2i Lapp
EMPIRES. OLoughlin and TIildebrand
white SOx trim Browns.
CHICAGO, June 2S-Felsch's triple
triple with the bGses full gave Chicago
lead which St. Louis could not over
lake and the locals won. 4 to ? Sshalk
5rened the third with a triple and Black
gurne and Scott walked, filling the Eases
Eelsch then delivered his blow that scored
himself on Viewers single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
JOHNSON SHUTS OUT
PHILA MACKMEN
Walter Wins Hurting Duel from
Crowell, Pitching Twenty Eight
Runless Frames.
SENATORS SCORE IN THE SECOND

WASHINGTON, defeated Philadelphia
today, to O. IT was a pitchers battle
between Johnson and Crowell Nefrs
double. passed ball. Ainsmiths walk.
couble steal by Neff and Ainsmith ana
McBride's single in the second inning
gave the locals their runs Johnson has
not allowed a run in the last twenty
eight innings he has pitched Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29

Sloan's Linimont does give almost in
slant relief Nothing better for rheu-
metisn. hackache and sciatica. Only 81,
All observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-29
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- ~ i ~ LOCl AO41E
aos-
BAG MANUFACTURERS
ST T1SEsoo "a! nI nAa CO. 18th and
BOILER MAKERS
WILLIAMS MOUNT CO.. asa
and Hickory, Douglas lo45.
BOTTLERS
OMAHA BoTTLCEa CO., el5 So. llth
sboUP-sHERRY BoTTLIHa CO., 1903
webster st., Douglas 1903,
HOUSEKEEPING
OMAHA BOX CO., East Omaha. web.
nsaEaHss. o'TLxTa Coz (omshs rlsr;
Leavenworth. Douglas 1889.
BREWERS
sTo os Brew BREWING sn7 co, 1919 sherman
METZ BREWING CO., 9Th and Lsaven-
worth, Douglas 1899,
FRED KRUa BREWING CO., KruR
Avenue and Boulevard, Tyler 42o.
JETTER DRIVING CO., 3oth ana
WILLOW SPRINGS BREWING CO.. 80
and Hickory SITS. Douglas 1905.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK CO., 1909
w. o. W. Bldg" Douglas 500.
BUTCHERS and PACKERS TOOLS
Q. B. LIVER CO.. 1910 Capitol Ave-.
CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS
OMAHA CONCRETE STONE CO., II.
W Cor: 2sth Ave. and sahler. Web
CONFECTIONERY
d.. o'BRIEN CO., sol-ll Douglas st.,
voEGELE DINNINa CO.. lsle-Is
Jones st., Douglas soc.
COUCHEs AND MATTRESSES
L. G. DoUP CO.. 1901 Nicholas st.,
Douglas 1000.
COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES
PARMER-oLsoN CO., liz So nth st..
GBR1GAN-AB6ERIcAN COFFEE CO.,
lll7-ls Dodge st., Douglas 7ls5.
CRACKER MANUFACTURER
ITEM BISCUIT CO.. Capitol Ave, 18th
to 18th stsr Douglas 2l23.
CREAMERY COMPANIES
FARMoNT CREAMERY Co. lath and
Jones Sts Douglas 14ol.
WATERLOO CREAMERY CO., 1917
howard ST., Douglas l4o9.
COMMISSION, PRODUCE. ETC.
KIRCHBRAUN & SON, INC. l2oe-ll
Howard st., Douglas asa.
DIsTILLERS
ILER co. WILLOW SPRINGS DIS
TILLERY. saI-s Howard ST.. Doug
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
OMAHA ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER
co" q. 7. Bldg Douglas lo62.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND
LIGHTING EIXTJ RES
BURGESs-GRANDEN Co.. 1911 How
ard ST., Tyler 6sl.
ENGRANERS-ELECT
BAKER BROS. ENGRAVING CO., 1919
Howard St., Douglas 2s2s.
ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS
BUEKLEY ENVELOPE CO. AT So
18th St" Douglas esl.
FIXTURES
OMAHA FIXTURE SUPPLY co,
4l4-l6-ls so. l2th St., Douglas 2724.
FLOUR MILLS
UPDIKE MILLING CO.. 1919 shsrmaa
Ave, Webster GO,
FURNACES
STANDARD FURNACE SUPPLY
co. 4ll-l3 So. 10th st., Douglas 2oe7
(Nesbit all cast and Weir all steel
Purnaces)
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WIFE TURNS ON CHILDREN FOR
LOVE OF HUSBAND

doors, branding her incorrigible, I'M
reliable and even insane in order to
depreciate the testimony the girl
gave in the court of domestic rela-
tons, Mary Delehant, 615 E. 39th ST.,
gave an amazing demonstration of a
wife's devotion to a husband who is
worthless in that he admits he has
not contributed to the support of his
seven children and has spent the
greater portion of his time away
from his home, leaving his wife to
support the family.
An officer of the juvenile court tes-
titled that Mrs. Delehant lives with
her seven children in a shack in the
rear of a house and that for years she
has unequaTly battled with life. going
out and washing by the day to care
for the children, while ner husband
roamed about, and that when he
came home she would hide the
knowledge from the officer until he
had gone away again.
eve got him this time" the officer
said, 'and brought him here because
Hrs. Delehant told us that her daugh-
ter, Anna, II, was delinquent and in
corTigible. Examination of the girl
proved that she is a good girl and
she is now staying at the home of
Policewoman Davidson.
Anna stepped up and told her
story. "Your honor" she said to
Judge Fisher, "eYery time nv father
comes home my sister and are driv-
en- out. My mother says was on
the streets. She turned me out with
ten cents because my father wouldn't
come in the house with me there"
you don't treat your father right"
Mrs. Delehant interrupted. "He al
ways done the best he could. You
run around nights and because he
won't let you do it you turn on him.
Wasn't you sent to Dunning from the
county court because you were roam
in arOI1nd2 This iS all faIyad I'm p,
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with Michael it amt anybody's BUSH
ness. You'll be sorry for this
Your honor" Anna said again,
my mother won't tell the truth about
my father. When we were too little
to run around he came home once
and got my mother by the throat and
it took three of us to get his fingers
off her, and when l was older 1 was
working as domestic and getting
a dollar week and buying bread for
us and he abused me because could
only buy bread when he wasn't get
ting us nothing"
'''It amt true; you're a bad girl, "
the mother cried. you was out at
Dunning."
Examination of Delehant proved
that the charges against him were
true, but still the wife protested and
finally Judge Fisher said:
Your daughter, madam, shows in
her face that she is a good girl and if
she was in Dunning it is small WON
der, when you turned her out in or
der that this man, who hasn't been a
father to his family, might come
home. 1t is a pity that children who
are not responsible for being here are
forced to pay the penalty of their
parents shining, but it is always true
in cases where a wife cIings to a
worthless husband or husband to
worthless wife, that children are the
ones who are sacrificed"
Delehant was sentenced to one
year in the House of Correction.
TWO OF ETHEL FRIEDRICH CREW
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TWO OF EITEL FRIEDRICH CREW
MISSING

Washington, June II. - A letter
from Collector of the Port Hamilton,
Norfolk, to Asst Sec'y of the Treas
ury Peters today admitted that at
least one officer and other members
of the crew of the interned German
auxiliary cruiser Prinz Ethel Friedrich
are missing in violation of the intern
ment regulations.
L. w. Reinhardt, real estate agent,
discharged in court. Mrs. L. Reid,
4139 Drexel blvd, says he knocked
flower pot from arms. i
Warren sheaf., 1915-12-22

Dance! New Years Eve at the
opera house.
Victor Dahlstrom, ''the village
blacksmith" Of Alvarado, attended to
business here yesterday.
Tillotson's Dance Orchestra, Friday
mite, at the Opera House. The music
with the snappy swing.
Haney's place Of sweets for Xmas
candy, nuts, fruits, cigars, pipes and
tobacco.
The latest and best. in music, dance
and song, at the Opera House, Friday
mite. Tickets $1.OO gallery Is cents.
Oscar Dahlin, progressive young
agriculturest from near Radium,
transacted business in Warren on
Tuesday.
Christ Rood and Peter Tjanberg,
two prominent residents of town of
East Park, transacted business in
Warren yesterday.
Warren sheaf., 1915-12-22

Tillotson's singing orchestra at the
Opera House Friday night.
Leaving your order early at Han
ey's place of sweets will insure the
best service in Xmas candy, etc.
Victor Cederlund, one of the sue
cessful farmers of northwestern War
renton, was Warren visitor Monday
There will be a masquerade dance
at the new Radium Hall, Monday Dec.
27, music by Wendt and Peterson's
orchestra.
The most beautiful stock of solid
Gold and Gold filled jewelry at Far
rell's. The kind that won't turn
green in the spring.
County Supt. D. Johnson went to
Crookston last night to meet his
wife, who was returning from a
brief visit at Bemidji. Both arrived
home this morning.