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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Why She Wept.

/ met her when the summer sur
was shining;
A maiden young, but sorrow hello
full sway.
The tears her blue eyes seemed tt
blind with sadness.
J ask: What ails your" and
heard her say:
"My heart is yearning for my
humble cottage
| left so many, many years ago.
l long to see the face of dear old
mother;
She was so kind, and Oh! l loved
her So"
Then,as | gazed at her | could
but wonder
How one so young could fully
understand
The grief it is to be apart from
mother;
To be a stranger in a strange
and lonely land.
Attempting then to comfort and
to cheer her,
I said: "How can you weep when
all around
The scenes of Mother Nature
deck your pathway,
Have you not in them a treasure
found?
The river ripples merrily around
you,
To you alone it sings its merry
lay;
the birds up in the tree-tops bid
you welcome,
Why then, maiden, would you &C
away?"
Said she, II love to hear the rip
pie of the river
AS it dances on to meet the deer
blue sea,
And the birds, too, though theil
voices never
Will be one half as sweet as
mothers voice to me.
/ love to catch the fragrance Of
the clover.
That blossoms around the hillside
and the moor;
But I'd rather smell the fra
GRANGE of the jasmine
That blossoms around my moth
er's door,"
Home, Sweet Home" how.many
weary exiles
Have lonS1 - ,Gilii1apSt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

trip across the English Channel. and
a. every turn the applicant ls met
with a demand for his photograph
Under the changed regulations
pictures Of travellers are available
In many places should any question
arise to the Identity OF persons sus-
pccted of being spies.
Under the thrce-day limit plan
secret agents have an opportunity 90
make fun investigation OF the ere
dcntials OF all applicants for per
mits and can look up the records OF
persons Who may be under suspiC-
ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

our .IITNEN" Offcr-1his aud 5o'
DON'T MISS THIS Cur out this
..p. enclose with soc 90 Foley q
gu. chicago. lu writing your name
land address clearly You 800 rr-
roI.s loo return trial package con.
tanning Foley. Honey and Tar Com
pound f0r coughs colds and Group
F0Iet kidney pills. for pain BOB sides
land back rheumatism haDkache
ktuo, and bladder ailments and
FOLEY Caihariic Tablets. Nhoie-
some aud thoroughly cleansing ca-
tharfIr. especially comforting 90
.faaf persons Sold every here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT
SEVENTH CIVIL APPEALS

The proceedings iu the Court of
Ci'il Appeals Tor the seventh Su.
prcmo Judicial District of Texas. at
Amarillo. Texas. for week ending
April 3rd, 1915 were as follows
Nations Disposed OF.
u II Hawkins rs First National
Bank OF Canyon rehearing oyerrul-
ed
Texas a Pacific Railway Company
VS.. j NJ Browder, 81 al. rehcaring.
oyerruled
Chas Mccormack vs. Ralph CraW-
ford. ct al to postpone Granted and
ease passed 10 heel of docket
" u Stark Executor. 81 al Vs.
" VI stout. IT 40 second motion
for rehearine aud 10 certify. over
ruled
Gases Affirmed
ID J Young. ct AL W. Bank OF
Miami. from Hemphill
NJ NJ. Gardner vs. Enid. Ochiltrcc
& Western Railroad Company from
Hemphill
Iuo T. Forster rs Enid. Ochil-
tree a Western Railroad Company.
from llemphill
Graham Paper Company vs. " j.
Williams. from Potter
G. u Anthony vs. q - Hardin
Sheriff. ct al. from Roberts
Chicago. Rock Island a Gulf Rail
way Company w. G. T Whaley, from
sherman Judgment affirmed, az
ter doductiug amount RENTED by
appellee. who IS also taxed with
costs of appeal
Case Reversed aud Rendered.
Joe Lee Ferguson SIS. .. G. Sand.
crs from Hale Judgment render
ed for appellant
Submitted.
Chicago. Rock bland a Gulf Rail
way Company 81, \ " Dalton, from
sherman
Chicago. Bool island A Gull Rail
way Company SIS 8 " y g. f.
Glndish. from sherman
Mike G. Lom9stcr ys. q " liulc,
oj al. FROM Cottlc
e. W Roberts 81 al U.s. First Na
Uoual Bank Of wellington. from Col
ltursVorih
Gmr Colorado a santa Fu Rail
uay Company - Chat g. White, ''
49, from Potter
set fur submission Nav - 1919.
chicago. Rock Island Gull Haii
Way Company 81. Fayclio Ratllii
- ~. from Carson
" \ Bell ys g. Swim, from
Wilhargcr
- Louis IRON Mountain a south
cru Railway Company $685. y j. Wal
lace .ct al. from Armstrong
pccos a Northern Texas Rail"U
| Company vs. Henry Holmes. ct al
from Wheeler
Quanah. Acme a. Pacific Rall0a
! Company ~ al ys D s. Goodwin e.
AL from Cottlc
". T.. Gaines 80. G. r. hroWu
from Dawson
out OF Town Attorneys Ia VI
tendance.
Hon g. 4 Hamilton Ma'ador
/ Hon 50. 20 Uauhuus. Quauah Hon
/ G. e. Small Wellington Hon 70 u
T.mplctuu Wellington lion .ow,
/ VI Wuafley paduaH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
NEW PASSES BOON TO
ARMY PHOTOGRAPHERS

aps.nI H IHr hcas
LONDON April NcW pa sport
regulations put into force hy the
English and French governments
should prove boon 10 photogra-
pliers Any American who desires
10 get from England 20 Holland or
France must be- armed with AZ least
nine photographs Of himself II
now takes three days TO get the
credentials necessary 10 make the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

40 matter Wha, you want. % viii
save YOU time and money lf YOU
will use THE NEWS WANTADS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11

the Russians have not tried to push
their threatened invasion of Hun
gary. The Russian artillery it is
stated is unsuccessfUIly bOmbarding
the Austrian positions on the heights
northeast of Zakliczyn.
Several attempts have been made
by the Russians to cross the Nida
river but none of them have sue
ceeded.
Petrograd.-Both sides in Poland
seem to. be gathering their forces for
another general clash and there has
been little serious fighting since Sat-
urday according to the latest reports
received here. The Germans have
been heavily reinforced.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


Los Angeles. - Timothy Goodwin,
Jr., cut his throat, slashed both
wrists, jumped from second-stOry
window, broke his ankle and was Sc
YereIy bruised. It is suspected he
was trying to die, but he will recover.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Ten thousand
men returned to work on reopen
ing of several big steel mills.
Muncie, Ind.-Web Mathews, team
ster, living in Whitley, suburb, cut
threats of wife and year-old babe,
then severed own jugular; 7-year-old
daughter escaped. Mathews in hos
pital, expected to die.
Memphis, Tenn, Robert Embleton
in Jail, George Honan dead and Grace
Frazier dying following shooting af-
fray over the woman in restricted
district.
Washington. - House and senate
conferees have agreed to pass immi-
grafton bill in present form: Will put
it up to president for veto or sigma
ture of Hteracy test.
IndianapoIis.-"I, Mark Goldblott,
leave my body to the medical college.
1t is positively not to be buried"
Note in Hebrew left before Goldblott
shot himself.
Misunderstanding resolution
will come up in house tomorrow.
More likely to be entertaining than
important, according to Leader In
derwood, ...
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-11

"dSnlfRLons-FNIRH OF STATE Idll@
road commissions to fine railroads
for violating their interstate orders
sustained by supreme court in case of
state of Georgia against Wadley
Southern railroad.
Milwaukee. - Women coasters
must wear black stockings, order of
police department following COM
plants that men pedestrians made
remarks" as they watched coasters
go by.
Washington. - Number of pass
ports issued by state department
since beginning of European war has
increased 10 per cent.
New York. - Newspaper criticism
of his accusers would have saved
Christ from cFucifxion if newspapers
had existed, Dr.. A. Eugene Bartlett
told a congregation.
New York-Brooklyn doesn't care.
Only fifty persons came to hear Rev,
E. F. Fuessle preach on "Will Hell
Ever Freeze"
ConneIIsviIIe, Pa.-By hiring one
armed cop who offered to protect
town for $40 month, South Con-
neIlsviIle council saved taxpayers $40
monthly.
Denver. - Republican legislature
may repeal direct primary law, en-
acted by democrats; claim poor man
hasn't chance for Office under pri-
maries.
-Shackleton polar expedi-
ton has been halted by ice. Cannot
cross continent until next season.
ST. Louis.-Anti-trust proceedings
to be started against American Bak-
cry Co., which absorVed seven other
large bakeries in 1907; charged that
bread prices were boosted by reduc-
ing size of loaf from Is to 10 ounces.
ST. PauI.-MarshaII P. Wilder, au-
thor and stage humorist, dead nom
heart trouble.
uIaeLi,C-k6r, - Hundreds of mic
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04

to powers Of cities Of the second class
In regard TO paving and sidewalks.
s. +. 219, Henry OF ColfaX-- Provides for
the nonpartisan election OF county as
s +. $50. ouinby Of Douslas--Jolnt reso-
luton proposing a constitutional conven-
t!on
S, f. Isl, Mates Of otoe-Provides that
suits on written contracts must be
brought in counties where the principal
signer resides.
$. f. %, Spencer OF Gage-Provides
that delegates TO national convention
shall indicate their preference for presi-
dent and pledge themselves to vote for
such choice In the national convention.
5. II. &3, Dodge Of Observation-Disclosures
sentenced TO prison for life after ten
years shall he subject TO parole.
5. F. sN Mates OF Otoe-There shall
be no Joint liability save as partners OF
people running saloons.
. \. r, 2S, Dodge-Joint resolution for
the short ballot reform.
;, +. 2s6, BCal-Creation OF state agrt-
cultural activities board.
S, r. 81 Pillar-Double fares for street
railway companies for transportation of
persons between any two towns.
S. +. 2Ss. Decentralization for lie In
surance companies or their agent to dis
pose of promissory notes received in
S. +. gSs. Observation-Disclosures drainage
districts TO refund excess funds on hand
pro rata among members.
Requires companies and corporations 20
pay employees twice a month.
s. f. 29l. Wilson--Salaries OF city Off
cials of cities OF 5000 to 5000 population.
Increase salary OF mayor from $500 TO $500
Il year and councilmen from 500 to SOO.
S. +. 200, Wink--Makes the use OF water
for power purposes secondary to use for
irrigptlon purposes.
s. II. 29S, Wink-ANarrowing channels of
the Platte and North Platte rivers.
3. r. ee4, Weesner Thy request-Mini-
mum wage bill.
$. +. 2a5, Wilson of Frontier-Gives soc
retaries OF the state Board OF Health
itation OF the state
s. f. 296, Wink-Prohibits sale OF any
pettroleum products such as gasoline that
has specific gravity OF less than "a de-
grees,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Fnirhnrr Neun Noten.

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Feb. S.-(Special)-
The Rock Island operating officials al
this point have appointed Edward Worthy
as chief clerk to Division Superintendent
w. o. Sheahan, succeeding o. H. Blu
chanan. resigned. Mr.. Worthy has been
employed as division accountant at this
point for several years.
Traffic on the railroads through this
place is becoming normal again after the
storm. The st. Joseph & Grand Island
railroad suffered the worst tieup. as no
trains were operated from Sunday eve
ming to Wednesday morning.
On account OF a rush of business on
the Nebraska division a number of loco
motive firemen have been promoted to
be engineers. They include C. E. Raney,
George C. Sutherland, Euston Hall, A. G.
Schultz and George B. wylie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cole and children
of this city have departed for Memphis
Tenn. to spend a couple of months in
the hope Of Incorporating the former
health.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
senate Bills.


S, F. I'll. Lahners of Thayer-Authorize
| Incorporated villages, etc, to levy a tax
! OF not more than / MIL for music and
amusement fund. Emergency.
s. #. 2l2, Buhrman OF Howard-Allows
executor of deceased saloon keeper TO
sell intoxicants under the license for bal
ance OF term ...- '-
! 5. F. 2lS. Buhrman-Prohiblts wholesale
dealers IN LIQUOR from allowing liquor
to be retailed and drank on the premises
$ f. 2li, MATES of otoe-Repeals the
law relating to annual report OF corpora.
| tons and fees.
s.. +. 2l5, Mattes-Requires post six
placed at end of each road culvert and
amends section a9SI.
| $. F. ZIG, Spirk of Saline-Provides for
at destination In carload LOTS and penalty
for collection Of more than amount due.
| ). +. III, Dodge Of Observation-Disclosures
publication OF liquor licenses In paper
having general circulation in the county
or II one or more daily papers of general
circulation may be published in either.
s.. f., 2ls. Brookiey OF Clay-Provides
that telephone calls originating and ter
| minating in the same county charge can
not be more than 10 cents for each call
OF three minutes, and gives railway com
mission power to determine reasonable
ness or unreasonableness of such rates
S. F. 21s, England OF Boone-Provides
for sumnioning of grand and petit juries
by mailing copy Of summons by regis
| leIed man. Emergency 60.
| 8. +. 20, Grace OF Harlan-Provides
that listing of streets and alley partially
vacated for the benefit of railroads shall
be made by railway company, amendins
S. f. 2e1. Grace-Makes- It Unlawful for
any railroad to run a train between q
depot and another train from which pas
sengers are alighting or boarding without
S. F. go. Grace-Allows damages IN per-
sonal injury cases for the loss of society,
mental pain, suffering and agony
s. Il. 28, Kohl and Spirk-Jolnt reso-
luton petitioning congress to cQuallze the
Union Pacific right-of-way through Ne
S. F. s24. Mattes-Provides that pro
cinct assessors shall list value and assess
separately every building or improve
S. r. 225, Saunders OF Douglas-Provides
for resurfacing OF paved streets in
s. F. 22s, Wilson of Dodge-Increase.
the state fees for notarial commissions
S. r. S27. wison-Provides funds for
public amusen1ents in parks In cities be-
tween 5000 and 5000.
8. +. 22s, W1lson-Defincs the term
of legal notices. ,.t- PEI
s. r. 229, saunders-Provides that i'm
pairment of the capital stock of domestic
stock insurance companies may be made
good by reduction OF outstanding capital
stock by majority vote Of the stockhold-
S. r. 2sO, Mallory OF Box .Butte-Pro-
vides penalty for false billing or false
s. F. PSI. Mallery-ProvIdes that TWEEN
ty-five taxpayers may have an election
called for establishment of county IL
brary.
s. F. Ss2. Dodge-Establlshes a state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Washington Affairs

A bill to incorporate the Boy Scouts of
America under n federal charter was
favorably reported by the house judiciary
committee.
troversy In congress were squelched IN
the house education committee, which
voted to proceed no further with resolu-
lions for that purpose.
The third annual convention OF the
Chamber OF Commerce of the United
states will open today, with about 800
representative businessmen attending,
The program includes addresses by Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary Bryan
President Wilson advised tho senate
that the secretary OF state held that II
would not be compatible with the public
interest to make public correspondence
between the United states and British
governments regarding the latter's action
In declaring turpenune and rosin contra
band of war.
lions met and organized the Rural Credit
League of America" A resolution was
adopted requesting the appointment by
congress of joint subcommittee TO hold
hearings on such personal rural credit
bills as may be presented by persons hav-
ing sufficient authoritative backing.
Various bills to strengthen the pure
food laws, the Mcclellan bill, TO regulate
cold storage and the administration 10
supply lapses In the commodities clause
Of the interstate commerce law, developed
In court decisions. were put over to the
next session in the house because of the
pressure OF other legislation to be handled
before March 4.
Secretary Daniels sent TO the house a
report OF a special board OF naval Of
ficers expressing the opinion that the
navy's preparedness for war would be
jeopardized by the Hobson amendment to
the pending naval appropriation bill, for
bidding the purchase OF twelve or four
teen-inch arInor piercing shells. unless Il
is demonstrated that they can pierce ten
inch arTnor at 1900 yards.
Foreign trade from January 2 TO Jan
uaTy 30, through thirteen principal Gus
toms ports. which handle Approximately
SO per cent of the nations export business,
netted a balance In favor of the United
States of 1871 ,133, SSS, exceeding all records
for any one month. The total exports
for the four weeks. January to January
30, was S2Ss.51l,096. The imports were
So, 40, eos.
Representatives of labor organizations
and railroads appeared before the senate
Interstate commerce committee the for
mer TO advocate and the latter to oppose
pending amendments to the hours of serv.
Ice and boiler inspection laws. The
amendments would fix a minimum pen
atty OF 500 for violation OF the law for
bidding the working of railroad employees
longer than sixteen consecutive hours,
and extend federal inspection OF boilers
to the entire locomotive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Nebraska
DEMOCRATS REEF
WAREHOUSE SAILS
Provide Committee from House and
Senate to Draw Up Bill to Meet
Campaign Pledge,
MANY SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE
(From staff correspondentl

LINCOLN. Feb. 3,-(Special Telegram }
Insisting that every democrat in the
legislature was bound to vote for a
public warehouse bill in order TO carry
out the party pledge, NJ. L. Corey of
Clay Center. chairman OF the last demo-
cratic state convention, addressed the
agricultural committee of the senate this
evening. Even If you can see no merits
in the bill. you must vote for It," said
the speaker.
This was the second public hearing on
the bill before the senate committee and
resulted in an agreement on motion of
Shuman that a committee should be APP
pointed to confer with house commit
tee and draw up new bill which would
give the democrats a chance to keep
their party pledge without sacrificing too
much OF their conscience.
Il. r. Test of Omaha read a plan which
he believed was a success.
Senator Beal thought certain parties
were anxious to stir up opposition.
]. W. Shorthill, secretary of The Farm
ers' Grain and Live Stock association.
and Charles Wooster Of Silver Creek OPP
posed the bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
New Bills introduced at Lincoln on the Last Day

, ciary Committee-The party pleading
false allegations shall be taxed rca,-
sonahle expenses by the court in con-
II, r. s6i2, Parriott. Chairman OF the
Judiciary Conimittee-Attorneys need not
repeat objections to a line OF questioning
OTTER once being overruled.
~. r.. 6i3. PHrriott Chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee-One bond shall be
su.tlcient for any. extempotary county
Judge or series OF Judges,
III. r. Sl4. Druesedow-lt iherant peddler
law shall apply TO those selling by sample
for immediate or future delivery
III. X. 6lb, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for state
tax commission to take place OF state
board OF equalization. Three members
and $, 500 per year TO serve six years and
clerk at Si,a0O per year.
III. II. SIC, Foeter-Appropriate $4,000 for
poultry department at the state farm.
II. r. 67. Richmond-Provldes for a
boiler inspector at Omaha who must be
practical Inspector OF ten years expert
II. r, sis, Lundgrcn-Title Insurance
companies need not deposit securities
with the insurance board
II, r. 619, Palmer-Increases salary OF
deputy county treasurer IN counties hav-
ms ~ 81 1000 inhabitants TO $500 instead Of
Ii. r. SO, Mockett-Repeais the Miller
Get OF lsoe. which prohibited high school
u. r, e2l, Jackson and Moekett-Fixes
offices and employees of legislature ana
limits their. salaries.
n. r. 622, Mattoson. Regan, Korff and
Van Deusen---Authorizes the Incorporation
OF cooperation rural credit banks and
puts thom under the regulation OF the
state banking board. .--
II. r. 62s, Mockett-Forblds consolida-
tion OF corporations which are found by
railway commission TO be competitors
and provides that capital stock of any
consolidated corporation shall not exceed
bodies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
After-Hour License
Sought by Chambers
CFrom a SAD correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Feb. 2.-(special)-By the
paying OF special license of $500 an
nually. Chamber of Douglas would al
low cafes and hotels of Omaha to sell
liquor until IL o'clock midnight each
week day, and proposes such an amend
ment to the s o'clock law in II. r, 4s6,
filed Wednesday morning.
The bill provides for licensing these
places only in cities of 10000 population
or over and adds the extra license fee
for the privilege of operating four hours
each day.
Dafoe of johnson, would amend the
liquor laws of the state and refuse to
allow grape wine to be sold in quanti-
ties of less than one-gallon without TAX
ing out a license. He proposes in H. r.
4s6 the elimination of that clause from
the state law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
BOX BUTTE COUNTY WILL
EMPLOY DEMONSTRATORS

ALLIANCE, Neb,. Feb. S.-(Special.)-
A. the close of the campaign for a farm
demonstrator for Box Butte county $l,612
was raised. $S12 being given by the. bust
ness men. The government also furnishes
1900 each year and the Burlington 500
toward this work, and at mass meeting
held yesterday at the court house ii was
voted to employ a demonstrator for Box
Butte county. Nebraska has eight OF
these demonstrators. Box Butte county
Nins the third county in western Ne
braska to employ one. The Alliance Com
mercial Club was given vote of thanks
by the farmers for the efficient helr
given them. and the organization starts
out with 200 members.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Winner double. work.

In summer the work OF. eliminating
poisons and acids from the blood is
helped by perspiration. In cold weather.
with little outdoor work or exercise 10
cause sweating. the kidneys have TO do
double work. Foley kidney Pills help
overworked. weak and diseased kidneys
to filter and cast out OF the blood the
waste matter that causes pains in sides
or back. rheumatism, lumbago. stiffness
of Joints. sore muscles and other Ills re-
sulting from improper elimination Sold
by all dealers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
menk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
TWO Feet OF SNOW at West Point.

WEST POINT, Neb.. Feb. 2-CSpecial)
The weather, which on Sunday was
rain. snow and sleet. developed during
Sunday night into an old-fashioned heavy
snowstorm with a strong northwest wind.
over two feet of snow has fallen and IL
badly drifted. Railway travel is sus-
pended and telephone and telegraph
service is badly demoralized. The temper
allure is comparatively mild. The storm
has been particularly severe on stock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
RUSSIAN GIRL FIGHTS
IN NINETEEN BATTLES

MOSCOW, Feb. 3.--(Via Petrograd and
London)-Among the wounded who have
arrived in Moscow from the front is AIga
Krasilnikoff. girl Of 10 years. After
taking part in nineteen battles in Poland
she was wounded In the foot.
The girl enlisted under a mans name
and this deception has Just been dis
covered. The cross OF 81. George, fourth
degree. has been awarded to her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Davis I'm VIRGINIA.

LINCOLN, Feb. 2.-(SpeciaL)-F. NJ.
Davis, first commissioner Of public lands
and buildings in the state of Nebraska,
is now at Winchester, Va, where he is
superintendent of the United States ma
tional cemetery. He held the Nebraska
office from 1877 to 1850.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Han 10 Sister. Bedside.

LINCOLN. Feb 2.-(specisl.) Halfway
Commissioner T. L. Hall has gone to
Hamburg. Ia, to be at the bedside OF
his sister. Miss Gamma Hall, who is sick
with pneumonia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
Throat and lung TrOubles.

Quickly helped by Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. In use over forty years Every
home should keep a bottle for emergen-
cies. All druggists. --Advertisement.