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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Der critic SeISsuites Oisnit in 6eiu-
oeslauo.

@roBes Sauptquartier, i'm Oftober
1914.
uQieIe @oden sic ser arieg
pa6rt, iino iie ms uidt 9laen ebenio
OieIe Sa6re2~ 90 ipro9 Der @eiit-
lide, @e5. airdenrat6 @oens, in ser
berrli9en 4reoiet oes ocutI6eu 5elo-
gottesoienites. @ie iuabr lit Dies
@ort, mie ooppelt po6r. Sier oroiI.
ben i'm 5el0e lit Ger 4aIeuoer ousge.
loidt. Dlau meiB ni1t me6r, nenl
Sonntoa iit Oenn oie @eidiibe brill.
len iUie ole Gage, ole 9iegimenter
5ieben gegen oen 6eino, un0 geraOe
belite bat iih pieocr ein fir oen Sort.
gang oes aanpies entiheioenoer gu.
lamnenitoB Dorbereitet.
Scute lit Sountna. beute lit
@ ottes0ienit iiir oieicnigen,
bic i'm GouptQuartier 5uriidblci6en.
Gie @inmobner 3iebeu, oblpo5l lie
teine @lode ruff sur Stride 0lon
begegnat 6eute feincm feinOicligen
Slid. SoditcnS itaumen iie, ipie ein-
trdhtig oie 6arten oeutiden arieger
IN Dem iai6eriien @cmauOe, oas il.
nen Ser ArieB 9elniien Bat, bon allen
Seiten nod Der neuen frnn3oiii6en
Wiilit0rrcitboae itromen, no Der @ot.
tesOienit an9eiett lit. @s gibt feinen
@latibGtsunterihieo i'm &riege, cs
aibt mr. oeniit5ige oeutide 9ri0er
bic poaa Screens Dor iDren 6errn
ln0 @ott treten molen, por Ocm iid
alle neigen. @err, mie Oh miait 10
ioa cs geide5enl uns a6er gi6 Grait
Dir treu 81 ieiu
QSor Der Stride. oenu uns onen Gilt
0ieic eirIfohe &aac mie Ser oaer-
i6ouite DonL 6egegnet uns Ser
&nifer. Sbn ruft Die @ilidt ais
6elo6err IN oieier Siun0e an oic
5roilt. Gr priiBt inns uno winft uns
i'm Neiieriobren 5u. ais moae cr la-
gen 9etet iiir nlit5, S6r S06ue met
nes golfeS. itb bin i'm @eiite mitten
inter Sud, menn i6r Dor Dem 2enfer
scr S6lo15ten nieoerfniet
Son einem bo6en mciBen arelBe
ii6er5o9t 1T ser 9llior itpor5 mo
weiB auf rctbem Booium oligc6aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

g1eben ibm ite6en 5ur 9ledten imo
sur linfen 3mei 8Dramioen aus 9iei-
terfo5nlein nit alien 0eutiAen Bum
oesfar6en. 8oneben 6il6eu 5mei aus
Erommelu geitelte @Dramioen oen
DirflmgsDoQen glbi@hB oes 6e6reu,
friegSmdBig ieierliAen airdenbintcr.
griln0es. 0om 9lltar fii6rt ein 21uicr
nod Dem erbo5teu @loe, NO ser Sci.
iel 0es aoiiers lte6t. 0ort 6a6en oic
Stabsofii5icre oes 6oitptQuartierS
in0 Die frem0en N1ilitarattodes @lob
senonmen Sie iino, 10 ocridieoen
ibr 9etenntniB iein mag, oQe eridie,
men, lie fennen 0os oeutIde @olf NIT
0ieiem ariege ino miiien, pie einig
iein Ser5 in iolher Shtnoe iAl1gt.
tie fiiblen DOB bel uns Seutihen bin
9ebcn0e Siebe 81 ilnierem @oterlan0e
unO finoIider @ottesalaibe untrenn-
bar i'm 8uien mo6nen unO 0aB oieie
@ereiniglng uns itorf geqen cine
g2elt 0oa tobenoer 6eiuoc moht. 2ie
binteu llniforuen Der irenOcn Dlili.
tdrs brilgen 0ie eir3ige 6or6e in sic
ialiien0fopiige feloarouc @emein0e,
meldc oie @nlle aopf an 8opf in
lautloier Stiae onniat. iuno aus Der
ionit MIR ole olt6ergebrodte Uniform
0eS fniicrlihen Stabstronlpeters imO
einige CRIME Sagcrr0de berooriteben.
gs 6eoorf feines Orgelflonses,
odB iih 0ns @emiit6 IN icierlidjcr
glnoadt iannnele. Sin fleineS oltes
&armonium, oas Elm llnteroiii5ier
ipielt, bebt nit ibmaher Stimne oas
Ie0eum an. lln0 Binmel6ob brou.
ieno crtont ans Saufen0en
&rfegerfebIcn oos mu6-
tige ombroiioniihe 2oblieo, nit Dem
Die 0eutihen 10 oft in oie S6loHt
gc3ogen iinO, ieit oen Gugeu, no ole
glonhc bon ct. @naer Den Sumner
blutig auis 6aiipt idlugen.
ngSir iDiiien n6er, Dab oenett oie
@ott lieben, ole Dinge 5um beiten
oicncn" oas @ort ous Gauli 9loner.
brief 8, % legt ser @eiitlide ser @re-
oigt 81 @runOe. 9lls oieie Soae ae.
bout wuroe iiir frau5oiiibe Solootcu
0a 0o6ten 0ie 9oumeiitrr uidt bar
an, OoB bier 0eliiihc &rieger einen
bor5eitigeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
obbolten miiroen. llno ytiemon0 IN
oieiem Sanoe bon Oenen, Die 6eute in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

bieIiad an Dir berihnoiat 6o6en
ourd Seidtiinn un0 Siherbeit, Our6
Gerahtlng 0eineS gSorres unO lin.
geboriom aegen Deine beiligen Sc
6ote. 9 Serr. ee6e ni6t ms @eri6t
nit ms, LAB uns in Sciu Gbriito
unierem N2ittler unO @rloicr ocn
Croft ser 9er9e6ung lnierer Sim
Den un0 6rieOen finoen. Steuere Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Ole grieiter 6ielteH craeeiieuoe 9ln-
iprocben.
9ejeidnen0 woren bic pielen Sim
Ser Die Den Eronnacn i6rer Gltern
beipo5nten. @oit gebe Den 9eltoer-
mS0lteu bicl Slid mo Segeu, benz
Nfaune cine fro6e Seimflmit, ben
Srouen Stdrfc unO @ott0ertraueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

berger Siitorifer inO iel0lt ..stet: St
oes @orlamelits, weiteroeol3'
Scr oIie 9eicIer freui ll@ ie7r
gluf ielnen ilelnen Neieler,
Si- ia -9eieler,
Scr alie 8eieler lreut li6 leV' n.
0ieicr .fleinc 9eieler@ - = di
o6ercr 9lntuerpens. llno Oss I'D.
geielcr" 6dtte ii6 ollerOIl'9' IF y
nidt ic6ledt geireilt, ipelil' sltu oorop
@r6bc ieines .fIciuen" Bate w.
ieben f0nnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

borgenonuuen peroen oiirfen penn
Der 9rdiiti9om 3um ariegsOienit
einriideH mlB. 0as 9rcatpoor muB
ober, oor6er bceioen. CAB ieiucr gbe-
idlieBuHs feiu geieblides SinoerniB
i'm g8ege itebt. Sn manden air.
den puroen mebr ais 5lpali3ig
9rautpaore 5i glei@er 3eit getrout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

9liiite ims nit Sen QollelI So
@eiites, 0aB mir am boiea Sa9s .ssl
oerItan0 IeiIten uno 0eu Sieg D'o y vi
ten. Gi6 itns Sen Sinn, OaB lOl; lOsl;ieii.'
ser llnri6e un0 Dem Strelfe g' glro,'
oen in ber5lic6em 8erlan9el Srs
bliden in oas 2ouO oes elplSe"
Oens. f..S
. @ott, lab Qein 9l~aeii@f oieoS s1S
ten iiber uns uno Glib ms ,ri0o'
aacnt5oI6eu I'M Seiu GDrlli0 ''
grborne Gi6 unierl" .,iac
Sief ergriffen in OielenI aS
5le6en iona 0ie @emeinoe 0os ,is ID
oeiien lie6cr ironimer alal9 e T. ii
SeQen ans ainoertagen, ~, M +
@ruB oes fcrnen @oter5ailles ,IprIsc
Dem Screen 6eriiberorir9t: oss.s'sadtl
Gingong Iegue @ott, uniefll s'''
gleibermnBen~. MI
ltno uie Elm @e6et lag es lsgI lgsgrielli
alien 0en 2ippen Oeutiher zitg
ais iie iirb ourb Die ionnIgt" mitic
BEN Der fron30iii6en Staol .;mlsf
5mii6cn Die BON ser ssirae ,9l'",lp'
ren0en Nroit3oien 5eritrel'lens'
mad inns 5u Sinmelser0en -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Sn oieleu fot6olii6en @iorrfirben
bon @ien mo @eit ionoeu @loiien.
troiungen itott oic eiuen improoi.
iierten G6orofter 6atten. Gie fir6.
li6e 9e6oroc bat aeitottet, OoB firt1-
libe @6eidlieBlmgen o6ne ooS ioun
porgeibrie6ene Oreimalige gliifge6ot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

uuo Oieie 6eilige9egeiiterung, ole ms
ser arieg gebradt bat iie mar idon
Elm @eDinn. Scute pollen mir es bier
Dor Dem 9lngeiic6tc @ottcs lpieoerbo-
len: @ir boben Ocn &riea nit 8ranf-
reid nidt geluoat 9lber Elm anoeres
@olf. ooS oeu arieg nit inns freOent-
lid geinht bat, Oos miro IS Dor @ot-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

i6re airden ge6cn, bat aeabnt, OoB
an oieiem Sonntag iih Elm Gebelm
ans oelitiben Solooteufeblen in ibre
9o6geidngc miiden iUeroe. 9l6er ouh
6ei ms bat gtiemon0 an ben &rieg
geOod5t. @os bat manc6er, Sen ieBt
i1on oie groc 0edt, nod Dor neni9en
@oben fir Qldne gemout @ie MD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

@ater sum Sdul5er' g..i]of
gcitcrn BON ser Souptmals,ssl'TlIg' ss'lIg
S6rei6cn friegt, mas IT. O % Ny
Sdul8e: %, ib mein TSrirg
mas icbr @idtiges iein man
gar net 5lianln'."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

rSn Oieien erniten 3eiten no Inns
rniere @iOeriaber un0 6einoe 0en
arieg 5u iiibren ge5uungcn 6aben.
6liden mir 81 Cir empor, 0u itorfer,
trcuer Soft mo er6itteu 0cine Silie
uno Sfrait.
@cn0e Gu Sitter Oe3 @olfes 9eine
@na0e nibt bon uns, obnobl mir ms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Scr Ihlanc SirIdllOIFI9.Iii 9i,

@oit. .0oren Gle lnaE Sbcr r'
mirt5, S6re 9ledulng mr. Igos II
ieocm Sabre gciol5cner, " J..
gar nidt me6r ans5uladlll..'o,Sc N
ggiri6: o@c6, Gw. Vgagii a:,isi o..
Ioacn's nit iaacu. @oS tD,ldlli'aiis y
lit bod nod immer p
&ausbalt. " -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
VESSEL AGROUND.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The British
Argyll has run aground and may be
a total wreck. All hands we're res
cued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
HART JAILED
Glen Elk Man Re- Arrested on.
Charge of Violating the
Liquor Law.

Charged with violating the prohibit
ton law, Russell Hart, manager Of the
Empire rooming house on North
Fourth street, Glen Elk, is in the
county Jail, awaiting hearing before
Mayor G. H. Gordon, before whom the
warrant against Hart was sworn out
by Deputy Commissioner of Prohibi-
ton j. Walter Bee. .
Twenty-Five pints Of liquor were
found in Harris room in the rooming
house, according to the police. Harr
was arrested in a Glen Elk pool room
Wednesday night by Officer Yates. He
had been arrested earlier in the day
along with H. H. Fluharty, but was
not held
Additional evidence come to the at
tention Of the officers soon after his
reelase, IT is said and the warrant
was sworn out by Mr.. Bee and Hart
was rearrested. He will be givensa
hearing in a day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
WOMEN SUFFERERS !!
NEED SVVAMP-RD0I.

Thousands upon thousands Of women
have kidney and bladder trouble and
never suspect 1t
Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result OF kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition. they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You. may suffer q great deal with
patns in the back, headache. loss Of
ambition. nervousness and may be de-
spmaent and irritable.
Don't delay starting treatment, Dr..
Kllmer's Swamp-Rpot, q physicians
prescription: obtained at any drug
store. restores health to the kidneys
and Is just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
Get fifty cent or one dollar bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, II you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer 81 Coz Binghamton, N.
for sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Clarksburg
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28

Fletcher Lanham stands high
! in potato culture as shown by
! the fact that many he grew on
the Mortimer w. Smith farm
this year weigh one and one
half pounds each. Specimens
seen by a Telegram man indi-
cate that they are Of line qual-
! ity, although their name was
J not learned. The pity Is that
Mr.. 1Anham had such small
patch. He grew only forty
bushels. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
TO LEAVE GIIY !
Minnie Taylor Promises Police
to Move and Case against
Her is Continued.

Z ag u IL L
Upon her promise to leave the city
by the first of November, the case
against Minnie Taylor, Of Seventh
street, Colonial Heights. charged
with disorderly conduct, was contin-
lued in police court Wednesday night,
pending fulfillment of her promise.
The above statemnt was made to-
day by Chief OF Police Harry L.
Brooks.
The Taylor woman was arrested
Tuesday night on disorderly con
duct charge. Complaints of disor-
derly conduct at her home had been
made to the police department by
various residents of Colonial Heights,
and officers were assigned to watch
the place. The arrest Tuesday night
followed this action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28

FOURTH: sucn other matters as any
party in interest may require, the same
being pertinent, or such other matters as
said commission may deem pertinent,
SO required or not.
At which time and place you are re-
qulred to attend with such evidence rs
will enable me to comply with said order
of the court.
W. NJ. CONAWAY,
Commissioner In Chancery.
HOMER w. WILLIAMS,
Counsel for plaintiff.
Notice to Lien Holders.
To all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise, ON the real estate, or any
part thereof, Of Columbus Austead.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County made in cause
therein pending. to subject the real estate
Of the said Columbus Hustcad to the sat
isfaction of the liens thereon. You are
hereby required to present all claims held
by you and each OF you against the said
Columbus Hustead. which are liens gu MS
real estate. or any part Of It for adjudlca-
tloh to me. at my ONCE in the City of
Clarksburg, on or before the cath day Of
November, 1915.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
". N. CONWAY. Commissioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
SPECIAL TERM
OF the County Court is to Be.
Held Monday Here for Ger
tain Specified Purposes.

There will be a special session of
the county court for the following
purposes:
To audit and approve for payment
claims against the county Of Harri-
son and various districts thereof, the
special district road fund, and the
special bridge fund and including. or
dersi drawn on the fund arising from
justice fines. q 4 81 4.
To make and enter any order or
orders that may be found necessary
in the commitme nt of Martha Riley
to the, Hunting state hospital. q
The granting Of certificates to APP
plicants from which to- obtain the APP
ipointment to the office OF notary pub
lie.
The qualification Of notarfes public.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
Pretty, Way, Curling
Hair Without Hot lroy,

Let me tell you Of a simple method
which 70 q favorite Of the bellies Of a GER
would like 70 know Of It. because It viii viii
give your hair such a pretty curliness and
lustre and permit you to do awayswith the
ruinous waving iron forever.
Just get from any druggist a few ounces
OF ordinary liquid silmerine. and at night
apply little with q clean tooth brush.
Drawing this down the full length Of the
hair In the morning You will have a real
surpr1se. the fascinating, fluffy, wavy en-
1ect will appear so natural. and there will
pleasant trace Of this harmless LIQUID. You
Will also ind this q splendid dressing for
the hatr.-Mona Morrow in the, Club
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
FAREWELL SERMON

The Rev. DR.. c. 1. Withrow, color
ed, will deliver a farewell sermon to-
night in the colored Mt. Zion Baptist
church on Water. street. All are in
vitcd to hear him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
MONOPOLY
IS Found TO Exist and Court
DEGREES That Companies
Must Be Divorced.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2s-The
United States district court today
dccreed that the ownership Of the
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Com
pany by the Central Railway Com
pany of New Jersey is a combination
in restraint of trade and that the
Central Company must dispose Of its
interest in that concern.
The decree fled. today is on the
decision Of the court last June in the
government antitrust suit against
the Reading Company, Jersey Central.
and others. The court at that time
suggested that the Lehigh and:
Wilkes Barre Company be divorced
from the Jersey Central.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
n. T. williams. who sues ON behalf of
lim1slf and all other lien creditors Of
Columbus Husteud, plaintiff.

y. =. Williams, who sues on behalf Of
Aimsslf and all other lien creditors Of
Columbus Husteud, plaintiff
VI. In Chancery.
Columbus Hustead Leslie Ray Hustead,
Y. J. E1ndley, trustee, John j. Ashcraft.
Hope Natural Gas Company. a corporation
Homer W. Williams. trustee, William H.
0AyiSson and May Hustead. defendants.
The parties named In the above suit Will
hke notice that on "
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER cath. 1918.
,ts my once. 214 Court Street. in the City
sfs Clarksburg. Harrison County. West vit-
stnia, will proceed to execute tile de-
iree, rendered on the 22nd day OF Septeii-
ser, 1015, by the Circuit Court OF Harrison
county, wherein I am directed to take,
,tate and report:
FIRST: All tile real estate owned by
Ii6 defendant Columbus HuStead, where
iituate Ats description and tue. quantity
hereof.
SECOND: The liens upon said real esis
;ate. by whom held and their respective
mounts and priorities 4,
THIRD: Whether said real estate will
n ave years rent for sufficient sum to rpa-
~ and discharge said liens and the costs
Il this suit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
PRIMM A RUNINER.

1hIMM A RUNNERS
~ -
Kenneth Primm, OF the
WEIGH and Fullerton drug store, /
is|a fast young man, that is,
he is feet OF foot. The young
\. gentleman won a drumming race
Thursday afternoon in the
I alley in the rear Of the Rob
I inson Grand theater with
Frank G. WEIGH, master plumb
er, a close second. 1t was a
tifty-yard race by chain meas .
4 nre and Mr.. Primm did it in /.
seven seconds fiat, reaching the .
termination line Just one second
ahead of Ndr. WEIGH.
= 3 n IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
PACKARD TWIN SIX
viii Be Shown at the Standard
Garage Company's Sales
room Here Friday.

The Standard Garage Company an
nounces that it will have q Packard
Twin-Slx on exhibition at its sales
room. Ogden building, Second street.
Friday. AS this is the first car Of its
kind to enter the state and enc OF
the most perfect cars ever placed be-
fore the automobile world. 1t will no
doubt cause no little interest among
local automobile owners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
NEGRO CONVICT ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
or WA DEN'S WIPE
Evidence against Negro, Ac-
cusedo Staying Mrs. Allen,
May Be CircumstantiaI.
az Aisr. lArsp en.ss,

JOLIET. Ill, oct. 2s.-Joseph Camp
bell. negro convict accused of the mur-
der on June 20 last Of Mrs. Maize
Odette Allen, wife Of Edmund NJ.
Allen. then warden OF the state peni-
tentiary here, was placed on trial
Thursday. Questions asked the first
,ventremen were taken to indicate the
evidence against the negro Is circum-
stantial. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
REPORTS DENIED.

NuNA.B5eIA1Ek EMBED ~
PARIS, Oct. 42S.-The Greek min
lister, Atlos Romanos, called at the
foreign Office today to give assurances,
under instruct Ions from Premier Zlam-
is, that reports that Greece would de-
mand the Withdrawal of allied forces
from saloniki were unwarranted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
MAMMOTH POTATOES.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-28
THIRTY
III Continued from page IL

throng.
According to the version OF the
sisters the pupils were marching out
In an orderly maner until the leader.
who had reached the ground floor.
made the mistake OF rushing into the
Eesttbule at the front exit instead or
going out at the rear dor as they had
been trained: to do.
This caused confusion among those
who followed and they congested in
the vestibles.
Two Bodies Recovered.
At noon only two OF the bodies,
those Of Lizzie Nolan, aged Il years,
and Mary Sullivan. 16, had been
identified. Both girls were to have
been graduated this year.
The origin of the fire remains in
doubt. Michael Dunn, who lives
near the school, said he heard a
muffied explosion In the school build
ing just before It was enveloped in
flames.
Catherine NJ. Cornell, aged 10,
was among the first to escape, but
when she got outside and found that
her two little brothers were missing
she broke away from the crowd and
ran back into the building. The
brothers were afterwards reported
safe, but no trace Of Catherine could
be found after the fire had burned
itself out.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
ONE CADET FALLS
BEFORE HOME FOOD
But in This Case il Was from Drink
ing Juice" from a Quart Bot
tie of Olives.
ANOTHER AUCTIONS OFF PIES

CAMP sTRITzENGER, Ia, June
1t Special over 1000 fond
parents, "sweethearts" and lust Wis
itors" invaded Camp stritzinger
armed with lots of eats" The at
tack began early in the day by peo-
pie who made the trip from Omaha
in cars, but the concentrated attack
came toward 1890 a. m, when the
special train pulled into the Burling-
ton station loaded TO the guards.
Eleven cars made up the train. II
was met at the station by the town
Of Malvern with all available auto
mobiles in the surrounding country.
The visitors we're rapidly transported
to the camp grounds. The whole
town came out to the camp. The
stores closed up and everyone came
out 70 see the dress parade and the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
ball game between the cadets and
the town team.

hall vame bstween the eadeta and
-.
'He VO"h te'n'
The game resulted in a victory for NAL
vern By the score OF to
The first victim ~ the food brought
down bv the visitors was Robert odell.
otberv,se-knovp az "Roob" odeil He
made a bet 81 y cents with one Of the
feIio,ys ,bot n. co,,ld dr,rk the Juice,
out ~ a o,,ar, hottie Of olives. He drank
the t,,c. h,, .nent the psxt two hours
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
Creighton CIaas Reunion.

The sixth annual banquet and reunion
% the ciasn OF 1913 Of Creighton univer-
sity was held at the Loyal hotel Wednes-
dag evening. Jwenty-seven members
were present and the honor guests we're;
President. J. n McMenarny. Rev. A.
Wise ana Ttev w b. ouinian OF the
Creighton faculty.
Tho following officers Tor the ensuing
year were elected; Mr. Chester c. Wells.
president: Mr, Ambrose J. Gleason. vice
president; AR. Theodore = Nelson. sec
fefaiy. Mr. John v. Bevcridge. treas
ursr.
Plans Ger class memorial were formu-
lated. The gift 4 TO be a decorative
sreh~ay 10 the college grounds. IN value
about tz.ooo. lMr. Theodore ". Nelson
was POSTMASTER and those responding
were President McAienarny. Mr.. Ambrose
y cleeson and Mr.. Preston 7. 1fcAvoy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12

Chicago Here this train viii stop only
long enough to receive orders.
wednesday noon the Northwestern will
bring a special in from chicago carrying
the American Federation OF Musical
Clubs and the women's clubs Of Chicago
and Illinois. There will be 300 on this
train. that here win be turned over to
the Union Pacific. after a stay Of two
hours in the city.
Thursday at in the afternoon a spe~
cisl will arrive over the Northwestern.
carrying 200 or more postoffice clerks
from Chicago and the east enroute TO
their annual convention on the coast.
Here they will remain one hour and be
turned over TO the Burlington to be
hauled west The train will be made up
OF fifteen sleepers. besides the usual
quota Of baggage cars and a diner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
Misses
Mildred Titzei,
Anna Campbell
At Happy Hollow.

Mas Marion Carpenter entertained the
members OF the Wellesley club at luncheon
today at tho Happy Hollow club,
Mrs. Isaac Carpenter will give dinner
OF twenty-five covers tomorrow evening.
Mise Mildred Rhodes win entertain
thIrty-slx guests at dinner Saturday
evening.
Miss Hazel silver. soprano. and Mr.. Ed
ward Clark 'celloist, TUESDAY evening
be the accompanist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
BIG WEEK OF TRAVEL AHEAD
Several Large Organizations to Pass
Through Enroute to the Pa
cific Coast.
FIRST TO GO THROUGH SUNDAY

Next week d going to be q busy one
with the railroads operating between
Omaha and the coast, the officials as
serting that at that time the rush Of
business to the expositions will set in.
Several special trains carrying excursions
lists are scheduled to pass through Omaha.
Sunday morning at II o'clock through
Omaha the Burlington will handle spe-
cial train OF Swedish-Americans from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-12
Miss Agnes Nielsen
Faints from Heat

What Is recorded at police headquar-
tiers as the first heat prostration of the
season occurred Thursday at D. m
at Sixteenth and Farnam streets. Miss
Agnes Nielsen, 1lO2 South Thirty-third
street. tainted and was taken home in
an ambulance by Dr. Charles Shook.
Hest and humidity Is thought to have
been the cause.