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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
FEWER RAILROADS
BUILT DURING 1918
THAN IN MANY YEARS
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE
PRGsEhT YEAR AMOUNTED TO
pUT g23 MILES
Receivers how Hold and Opsrats
ssssi Mics q Railroads WIN To-
tsi Capital u g7f7,oofso

CHICAGO lisrsinber 50 fraQr
miles - railroad we're nuilf 10 The lni-
tnd Stnies during 1915 thln in ans
other fe4r since 1865 and more miles
~ railroads wfff in receivers hands
dgflnF fhe SHas than ever before ace
cnrlinr fo railroad nfatiftira complied
ff1m official rpUfces nY lho Hallway
Are Gazette and made pHhllc tonight
There have been only three other
fesrs N,-so isfs Dos whlch she increase
in raiifvnf intense ais iffs ihan oue
Thousand miles and ihnsr wefe fhe
ciFii aar Fears of lssl. lse4 ans 1858
in 1913 fhe i0fHl miir8 " now fali
road cnuHtfnfied in ihe rniiei States
were paa pa compared win 1852 in
1914 sud tpll iu 1914 rh'fn was
also q redIetlon boz mo sef0nd track
nFe built The largest mileasc ~ neW
ruad in 0ne state wns huIit in renna.
Which Constructed NINETY -einni miles
oregon was SECOND Nlth eighty three
miier sad Westminster fh|ri win
90 ems one miles Eleven HtsrrH hulit
Ho rew roads az al Canadian ro1da
hait ils mites of mess rfn frgf as
compared ulth 1915 Boo 1919 while in
Nrsirn 1ti miles vefe bulls against
nDne recorded for 1914
According go statistic quoted TO-
delivers now hold aud operate aseei
mites of railroad piih total funded
dohf W tifpf 500 goo aud total capiHi
stock of f1i4 0ot 500 The roads in
fhe hands ~ receivers report nearly "a
Hitin ~ the total miisaRe and caplial-
zHtiDn or thr miifunds 10 ihr nited
stNieF nn pctunfg ] there were forty
one thousands miles 81 railroads ln lue
bands ar receivers tHr srruferf sveg
recorded Since them ihe fretitrrship
20 thc Wabash. Esi1 m.ies hnH tsn
terminated Hnd artnlai smaller roadH
hHte been Sold under foreclosure
The mileage uow nnfti rsreiNeraAip
NHa etDrcdrd n 1929 Nhu tae total
vaa l0ti, on tune 90 noads h4tlna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
Former Minister to Argentina
Advances Plan for This
Country TO Satisfactorily
Relinquish Control Of the
Philippines.
WOULD FREE POSSESSIONS

wASiuNNrnS nec 80 Charities a.
Nhcftill infsucr United States minister
a. the Arseuuuc ltcpuniia n ai ad
utaHs hric tunirht advanced the aus
uesiiunH that she lnitea states miNht
strike a~fHs haffain Win Europeans
nntiona ana lapan whereby American
io,.e,raipn ~ the phiiiinlnea would he
rcilnnuiehea u iht pid Wnrid Nations
Wanld sisc np theli Few reuninlna cal
oniai paessssions IN shp Weston iiem
stt,hrre str shfrrli WAS celebrating
upon the views phlfh he eNpeundrd
tomc limo $50 90 ihs effoot that tho
Monroe Doctrine eheuld he completed.
IS haNlnn me tni,od states purchase
and act lsco an eSiaiine rurupoaRe
cnlunlrs ln The New Mrlld. cNcspt ve.
paaR, Witch II ALREADY ser 4nVornlnH
ln tnninhta aldrcaa. Wlilch Wan de
liNtFed 90 q banquet given hv TOO Car.
heeic Foundation ~ chs American In
e,itute IL International law and clhre
seclrsiYn sir. Hhrtfili Said that ga mnkV
SURE 81 a cenllnulnr peace on the t'a
elflc, the United stnies must act M,
shfnusi his Aionlee Doctrine a asked
nlhetN a. 90, lns nnaflN a century
tc said, rho tmtod States had preached
q an the outslde waglu agalnsl lnters
fercu0e with lhe aflaifH ~ ,his hvmiar
rhvvr and peace on she i'noifie epould
not ~ assured unlll lApAN wAa epn-
WINGED thar what We rrrach on the
eastrfn shofan ~ that ocean W. ais
viliins a. practice ~ the western
lIp SALT
There " me- usc diseniNnf the fact
tHat visny Americans feel that wt
are ana Nnah, a. lpe the natural mo.
7rctnf ~ Chlna against what ,nry call
aApAnc4e nANfrsaipn Vatil We deim-
teiS eNeteiss that international hoge,
40 will never tain TINT complete oan
fiaence 81 Japan whleh wsll spell son
tiuutd psatp on the Pacific
flac FVute ~ this daHscioHH nom.
Aqns1 " Mt brsnE the natural psp.
ttciNt " china rln back into thp dis.
ianl pAHi, 10 shc days Nhen lhc Sew
ENGLAND clirpcf rhips lfndea 81 rfOf.
llohb With Nhlne. and hpnughi bach
Asch cufltl,ts st,flEe tales ~ thq tab.
uiDuA wealth ~ ihp ~ EaHl Thanks
"a ehnf LEGISLATION lhr Bs lpf,.cilN Act
81 lkgS wl1seh took away piVlecilot
frpm naf merchant marine u,tf shirl
Disappeared from the n.af hut AZ,
memory 90 thuee Chinese pfofiss ans
the rinrfcs ~ Chinese commercial pos,
ashiiitir# persisted iiNt whai are tht
said tacte The sprrlku trade ~ Tar.
Ia America ~ rlenteeu TIMES Nreattl
than that ~ rhluA, and isVi ghe leg,
nisn trade nl kfecnslRa aloae almost
equals ihat ~ China and Japan pal
iaHethcr and Furthermore Il Is lacseas.
ing az efratcr rats
sfknf the rhirf canAn ~ this t~A,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
COTTON JUMPED Is
POINTS ON RUMOR
ALLIED VICTORY
AL FUTURE MONTHS ON ALI
EXCHANGED ADVANCED
STRONCLN YESTERDAY
Gains Strongest ir Liverpool Where
Equivalent on Twenty 3 our Amefl-
car points Cain Was Made on
Futures

Am unconnrmcd rmnf nf hg vice
tors fnr thr Antics created 30 scusatim
n tho cotton mHrkef Yesterday Fr-
sHltiug Boa upid upvaul movement
which continued steadily uurng thr
day and WAS scarce chccktd at clos
ius Gaina ranged from trn to nucrn
rniuta on American eArhsnecs tni
ltvrrpo0l gained twelve points on an
months equal to twenty fonr hmor.
cau pulpts Nt thc same tlmv LiNrr
pnm spot cotton iasi B points possnfie
ludirntlng a belief that The present cx-
port situation Val no relieved
Liverpool cahlos we're sood Nrster-
day, and added O. the confidence on
lhr American marke'
rhe report ~ the DAYS tmdlng az
taken from the hpsrd Ol the Corp0s
Christi COTTON ENrhangc follows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
Alice

Ai.it'N Acc So mccnte Rrsts uat
eommi,tocd to the state Institute TOT
iu'vailes ai N'4tcstiilr o. DAY ID,
County 4uase A. lnaeitr an a ,,ss -
sulitN to the lnetl nt hlcNcie ~ the
value ~ twcnN n,v dnliats
Nityvaie b ilf,vsn srate and eleven
months Ola ard d an orphan whose
step.moshst Is unable 81 control MS
evmnlfimsul = indetcfmnatn h,r gwa
% nee wars
iie Aeq Stolen tWo ethics hiesulcs
sheriff s,sborn arrested him AZ
Mathis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
ALLEGED BANK ROBBERS Ara
Held

AUSTIN iiec ~ The swo men arr
rested az Swvet~Ater IA eenacctian
with she rsNsets 81 the Marble lails
Hams h.sse heep nrenenl 90 ihe Travis
CnNsity iAil and Nsobahly @ili ~ Kept
hege rendius action ~ the grand inry
~ iiusnei C,,ungy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Nprn Nieh Tow CLOSE
March 1874 1925 tliS lsea.f
May l.tt 1854 1871 ls5I-g
New Orleans Srots STEADY un.
chaugrd middllag itss, saies es
ftalaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

iaVVfpuul spots Quiet thirteen
poiuis down mlddiiug ~ safes 10000
bales.
Galveston Scots.
Quiet unchangcd middilpg tggs.
uo sales
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Ne~ Orlcans Cotton.

Wv iWTN NVII7 0IVINF IHN VVIUI
ups middliug iaaa sales 1900 baies.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
COLLECTOR IS oFFERgo ORANGE

ORANGE nec, So. Information WIS
teseiNed nefe tcday fr,m A. A. Iatimcr
2ollrcsor ~ customs al Ioft Arthur
V'a3 a niAa w"aia sse sent nn f..ines,
lnom 'tss rlAct & nranFe 10 handle he
ttAnHfrr ~ hsaaea shipments fsam
fresshs vars q tae shipsldN
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
". 6. =. D. lss1ss.

The national prayer sssviee ~
national constitutional prohih11tSe.
WAS fittingiy observed by ~ leesl
W. G. r. U. at The Rest Rec
Thursday afternoon. An appsspei-
ate program Of music. scfiplnse
readings and prayers ~ carrisd ~
and special addresses wsrs ma6s "
Rev. Emmanuel Psyne. Rev. !. Z.
Findley. Rev. =. A. Crooks and ~.
T. A. Allen. The meeting Vas ven
attended and enjoyed ~ III.
During the month Of Novsmher
there were zsl callers II the Rest
Rooms -eighty-four more than d
October. when there were only 3oe.
Forty-eight lunches were eaten q
the rest rooms in November. which
was the same as In OctoDer.
The next regular meeting Of the
w. c. T. U. will be held Il the Rass
Rooms December l%th. Tho ladies
Of this organization are prepared 70
tie comforts for any one who might
desire to have this kind Of work
done.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
NATIONAL F1EPAnzDn1l.
tceetlaset avn yssss Isssl

|think I ought 70. and bscauss thsy|
know I would havs takes aettoa Ill
regard 70 Mexico and II regard to]
Beigium-because pf thsse thtnesl
there are many peoDie Who ~:
That man Roosevelt b : bloodthirs-
~ anarchist Thess people forget
or ignore the fact that during the
seven and . half years IN which Il
was president We never fired ! shot
Il a foreign foe. although complies
lions arose from time to time, and
although I Insisted absolutely upon
protecting American citizens every
where. as. for example. In the case Of
Perdacaris. when demanded Perdi-
caris alive or Raisuli dead. But. Al
though got the country into no
vars. they say am wariike. Presi-
dent Wilson, on the other hand. IL .
man OF peace. He has waged peace
with Mexico and Haiti. and lost .
lot OF men, and he has been wastng
peace with Germany. while Germany
has been numbering our men. women
and children with her submarines.
Now. ~ matter Of fact though
! do not expect these people Who pic
ture me as bloodthirsty 70 believe II
II abhor war. But where differ
with the pacifist II this: regard war
as very terrible thing. 70 be avoided
by every decent means. but ! do not
regard II ~ the worst conceivable
thing In the world. ! think some
things are even more to Be avoided
than war: and these people Who say
want war are right TO this extent:
Let them rape just one American
woman in Mexico-and they have
raped many-and should have &C
tion inside Of six hours. There was
never any question - 70 whether the
American people would hack me or
not when vas presideat. They
would always. hack me to assert
American rights and defsnd Amsri-
can honor. They are the same peo-
pie today. but they are duiled. mo-
mentarily. BY . five Year, debaueh
Of professional pacifism."
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
sSosGE ls0Rs sIORr oxEs.

= uasoa Sunday school will be or
Gaaisod q the Fsirmount school
h0uae Sunday aftsrnoon. December
xth. g 1850 o'clock. A cordial In
vitation T. extended 70 al who are
tntssssted.
Any cash order amounting to IS
csats Of any Of the following cream
efy products. whipping cream. cof-
fes cream. milk and buttermiIk. de-
livered to any part Of the city. Phone
East 32s.--wiswell's Creamery.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
t,hrissia. t'l,srch.

Bible School at 9:l5 o'clock.
Church services Al IL o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. }. T. Stivers. Subject.
-On the Mountain Tops with Jesus. "
Junior Endeavor at 3 O'Clock.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50
o'clock. Conservation meeting. Sub
ject. Golden Fruit from the Prayer
Life.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. stivers. Subject.
Johns Introduction OF Jesus
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04

The usual morning and evenine
services will be held. with sabbath
school at 10 O'Clock and Young Pso-
pies meeting at $3.50 O'Clock. Thl
topic OF the morning sermon will h
Strange Fire" This Is one OF the
series Of sermons on the Book Of L.
viticus. This old book Of ceremonial
regulations is full OF rich pressni
day truth.
Mrs. Mary Finger left on Tuesday
for the home OF her daughter. Mn.
J. Quay Chapman, In Oregon. We
regret very much TO lose Mrs. Finger.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
u. AsDRsws. CHuRCn.
D. Hsvasa Dew. h D.. Rssssr.

Special mission service on Thurs-
day at 7:45 p. m. No offering. An
out OF the ordinary service. Gener-
q public invited.
Usual services u and II O'Clock
=. m. and 7:45 p. M.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04


Christmas vacation. And. Oh. what
. chorus Of means met the Aforesaid
announcement. vaeatioa viii bsgia
Thursday evening" before Christnas
and last throughout he following
week. Way hack whsa so0s q -
Wsre Ftsshnso aad ooShnoess. ve
|ona soeall . tlne vhsa theso Wogo
owo weeks vacatisa-oas bssees as1
|eae aftse Chsist0as. Dut alas. =
~ graduate ssys. ''TAlags are ~
HE they ussd - ~" asd ell that's
ises for the Drsssat gensratioa = ~
hasy recollection.
vaesttons may come ssd vaeatioas
nay %. but school goes % forever.
-sAakespook.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
+. P.yse. Ps.sor.

The executive committee Of the
brotherhood met At the homo Of ~
president. Mr.. J. II. Arbuckle. on Lest
Monday night. The various commit
tees were appointed and plans lald
out for future work. Mrs.. Asbuckls
served refreshmments. The regular
meeting Of the brotherhood Win ~
held II the church one week froa
Monday night.
The pastor preached 10 q good sls-
Cd audience NJ North Ia Junta o.
Tuesday night.
Regular services on Sunday. N
Lords supper viii BE- observed at ~
Close OF the mosnins service.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04

FOR BALE-Two Of the best build.
ine lots In Ia Junta: 800 block. on
Colorado aud Bellevtew avenues.
Write for particulars and terms 10
Charles L. Fisher. 1897 East Ocean
avenue. Long Beach. Calf.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04

FOR SALE have . few goo<
grade Holstsins. Jerseys. Ouera
sey and 6hoethorn milk cows fol
sale: all Will b. fresh sooa: price,
ressonable.--Chas. r. Helm. II
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
NEW STOCK JUsr N

g - = - un1nsnss (lndn.s - hnso -
- e - @. = : = 80. s.g {: = - - a
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
.. 4. Alles. b. D.. nssses.

=. y. AS1eo, y. ". t0Dt0e.
Sabbath school at S:sE O'Clock.
Preaching at ll:3o O'Clock. and
:30 O'Clock.
Christian Eadesvor at e:3e p. m.
Morning subject. vital Truths"
Evening subject. Sealed Orders. e
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
n'Gn SCHOOL COLUMN.

tcoatiassd from v,rs. Page,
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04

NJ. and mrs. Dvoxybodys.
the l1v1ne-rooa 10 the center OF the
part you want there your aost suBorAls-
TINL. oonfortable furniture. 10 have IL
brary tables azn-cha1rs, oouohes. ana
book cases at reasonable prices. Tnev are
olooant IA appearance but aado to stand
the hardest wear. You WON'T have 70
worry soeat tas oh4lar'a se.slns in
Twins -roea ~ furnish.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
y. a. Crooks. Pastor.

Is~forn.e.i Pre.b,t-rs.. CA.rsa'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Haggin's Runners to
Go Under Hammer

LEXINGTON. Ky, oct. a7.-Eimendorf.
the Soo0-acre estate OF the late James p.
Haggin. viii pass out OF existence as a
breeding establishment here tomorrow
when the stations. Ballot. sain and Hes
sian. with slxty-eight brood mares and
thirty-one yearlings. viii so under the
hammer.
Probably the horse that will attract the
most interest at the sale win be Ballot.
son OF Voter. the famous Eprinter Of fif-
teen or twenty years Ago. Ballot. better
horse than his sire because he could sus-
tain his splendid speed over any distance.
was bred by the late James n. Keene at
Castleton stud here. During his racing
career. which extended over four years.
during which time he raced In England
as well as In the United States. he earned
for Mr.. Keene the substantial sum OF
tlsoeo1 He was a winner OF the subur-
ban handicap az sheepshead Bay and sew
enteen other races. all fixtures at that
time Of the American and English turf.
sain is probably better known as a sire,
while Hessian stands extremely high in
the list OF winning sires during the last
several seasons
Elmendorf came into existence In iS1
when Mr.. Haggin purchased the old swig-
art farm. several miles outside OF thla
city. Al that time he was interested IN
breeding thoroughbred horses in the
Rancho Del Paso ranch In California, but
az the time he gave up his ranch in 1905
he sold all OF his horses there At auction
purchasing the most desirable OF the loi
for Elmendorf
Mr. Haggin during the early 'e0s i'm.
ported number OF celebrated stations
from England and the antipodes. and the
sale tomorrow includes number OF
horses which trace their lineage 20 these
although az the time the anu-racing bill
was passed IN New York Mr HaggiI
shipped a large number OF his horses t'
foreign countries.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Colonel Moore,
First Mayor Of
Denver, is Dead

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. oct n
Colonel John c. Moore. pioneer news
paper editor and first mayor OF Denver
Colo. died here early today at the home
Of his son. He was "a years old. Death
was due TO paralysis.
Colonel Moore was the first editor
and one OF the founders Of the old Kan
sas City Times. He went to Colorado IN
1857 and a little later founded the Denver
Mountaineer He also was the founder
Of the Pueblo Press.
When the civil war broke out Colonel
Moore dismantled the Denver Noun
tainecr and Joined the south in the strug-
gle. In st. Louis county. Missouri. he re-
cfuited 800 men and moved them south
into Arkansas. He served through the
greater part OF the war on the staff OF
General Marmaduke, with the rank OF
colonel. Later he was Judge advocate
general for the district OF Arkansas for
eight months
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Congregationalists
For Defense Only

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct 1.-THE Ma
tionai Council OF Congregational Churches
today placed on record It's belief that
armaments In the United States should
not be greater than adequate national
defense requires. The president and
members OF congress were asked to
recognise this principle and urged TO bend
their energies toward working out. in CO.
operation with other governments. a plan
for International organization that will
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

CONTINUED from Page one)
eligible with Federal Reserve bank, Is
in fact the banks reserve" and predicted
that "a new era IL drawing. which means
better service than ever before"
The speaker endorsed the soil and
typographical survey OF the state. which
has been started by DR., Condra OF the
university. and urged state appropria-
ton for the completion Of this wonderful
and beneficial work. which would be Of
universal value 10 bank patrons and prop
erty owners.
Memorial for II. II. Yates.
The memorial hour for Henry T. Yates,
late president OF the Nebraska National
bank OF Omaha. was one OF the principal
features OF the afternoon. Resolutions
wero introduced by a special committed
consisting Of J. T. Trcnery, S. X, War
rick and p. l., Hall. Euiogies were pro-
nounced by ex-senator Joseph II. NIL
| yard Of Omaha. Dean Hancock of Omahs
and DR. =. l.. Hall OF Lincoln. 'f4
Eight hundred bankers from all over
the state we're in attendance the first
day. This is the best attended conven-
tion ever held by the association. Good
crops. good conditions. and a good time
OF year for holding the convention, al
well as the mastery system employed by
Secretary Hughes and his office force,
are said 10 be responsible for the espe-
cially large attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Man Who Agreed
to Slug Millionaire
for Pay Convicted

PITTSBURGH, Pa. oct. ia Jury in
criminal court here today returned a YER
dict Of guilty against william Bowers Of
Washington. ID. c., who was tried In con-
nection with an assault upon T. Franklin
Schneider. a wealthy candy manufacturer
OF that city. In a hotel here last June
Thomas @. Forney. schneiders son-in-
law, testified yesterday that he had
agreed 70 pay Bowers and two other men
1900 to- put Schneider out Of commits
sion"
Forney, McHenry and II. c. Carlisle,
already had pleaded guilty to their part
in the conspiracy against Schneider.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
MINISTERIAL SITUATION
IN FRANCE TRANSFORMED

PARIS. Oct 2J.-The ministerial sltua-
ton IN France has undergone new
transformation. according 20 the Temps
which says Il 4 known that for some
days the question OF readjustment has
70 the selection OF q new minister Of
foreign affairs 20 succeed n. Deleasse
Premier viyiani has been engaged II
consultation with various leaders in botl
chambers Of parliament with view e
such a readiustnent. the newspaper de
clarea.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
MORE FOUND GUILTY
UPON LIQUOR CHARGES

TDCUMgEH. Neb. Oct H.-tspecial
TeleEram.)-The jury in the johnson
county district court here today found
Herman steinkuhler. Sterling saloon
keeper. guilty Of charges Of selling liquor
to minors. He was tired on one indict-
ment OF twenty counts and was found
guilty on nineteen Of the counts. An
other indictment Of sixteen counts hangs
over him. steinkuhler's attorney an
nounced that he would file a motion for
n new trial
A jury was secured tonight 10 try r.
r. Cathcsrt. a Tecumseh druggist. on the
charge Of selling bitters. an alleged in
toxicant.
The case Of the state OF Nebraska
against George F. Dorsch on a forgery
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

render a recurrence Of war impossible.
The resolution. together with one
adopted earlier in the day. appealing 10
the president TO do something TO stop the
Armenian atrocities. will be carried to
washington by a committee OF five to be
named tomorrow. Rev. Dr. II. II. Dewey
OF Minneapolis proposed this method. so
that resolutions will lie considered with
all the seriousness accompanying their
intent and adoption, and will not find
lodgment In AN official 'wastebasket'."
Use The Bees "swapper" column.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

Iconintued from Page one)
region OF La courtine, where heavy
fighting has been in progress fo@ some
time for possession Of the German
salient. The war office announced today
that this attack had been defeated. The
statement follows:
ITO the south OF Loos our aeroplanes
drove back and dispersed by their fire
strong patrols OF the enemy.
I'm the Champagne In the course OF
tho night the Germans attempted new
attack against our trenches at Lacour-
time. This attack was checked by ouI
infantry fire and machine guns and
failed completely.
The night was calm on the rest Of
the front"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Four Shells Explode
Near King George

PARIS. Oct. N.-(B:o p. m.)-Four
shells exploded only 200 yards from King
George OF England and President Poin-
care OF France during their visit TO the
front yesterday. according TO a Temps
correspondent. back Of the firing line.
The king and tho president, with the
Prince Of Wales and General Joffre. says
the dispatch, had taken a point Of obser-
walton. when a German battery fired two
heavy salvos. resulting in the explosion
OF shells near the official party.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct. N.-(Special Tele-
gram- )5Nsbreska pensions gran'sa Net
Morgan. kearney. 81
South Dakota postoffices discontinued;
FasQuo. Perkins county. mail TO stroll;
Fheian. Hydo county, mail 20 Peno.
James n Simpson has been appointed
Hogtmn1teT ~ California. Harrison county
kDWo yi1a Elmer Smith. resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Ravenna CREAMERY DOCS wen.

DoUP CITY. Neb., oct. H.-(specialJ-
Loup City branch of the Ravenna
creamery has. since the first Of March.
last. churned $50 times with an average
output Of 900 pounds Of butter to the
churning. The total number OF pounds
produced is 2g7 900. 1t has nearly all been
sold to Boston firm at 30 cents per
pound This totals the receipts at $Ss, 100,
which has been distributed among the
farmers and lsboring men Of this To-
callty.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
UNION REVIVAL MEETINGS
BEING HELD AT DORCHESTER

DORCHESTER, Neb.. Oct. H-tspe-
eisl This town IL in the beginning Of a
union revival campaign. Great crowds
are attending and hearing sermons and
lectur from the evangelist Rev. Floyd
John Evans Of Chicago. Nearly 800 con-
versions and reconsecretions hae been re-
corded the first week. delegations from
neighboring towns are attending Many
other Nebraska towns expect to keep this
evangelist busy In union efforts this
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28
Texas Banker Shot
by Robber is Dead

AUSTIN, Tex. Oct. 3.-Robert II.
Heinatz. bookkeeper Of the First Ma
tional bank at Marble Falls, shot late
yesterday by a robber who looted that
bank, died today. No trace Of the robber
has been found.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

record price for this section was made.
one hog was sold to W. J. Graham Of
Howard Lake. MINI. for 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

Thousand Dollars for Porker.
AURORA, Neb.. oct. N.-(Special Teie-
gram AT a sale held here this afternoon
of T. w. Gavitts Poland-China hogs a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-28

charge will come up before this week is
over