davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Zen ifanSinauiife aunItiorenina

Zen ifa~noinapiife aunitiorening
/ minneapolis bapoe iorleoen aars.
meoe nleo Sanfet. SelgenOe Siref.
tsrer blep palet: 9anife, Or. Ss.
rem Z. Hees, Z. s. Sfeaet % gti-
hocl Sdibsbp, minneapolis, 81.
pblls Ncble, Omaha, og %icefonilll
DIR. Sobn 6. Nelion, ct. Folll;
Spenife, Gr-@uperner G~berbart,
6. 8. Mattion, Or. 6. s. &i9nea,
Scnator 6. s. Spanion pg |icefpn-
litl 6. &. @alleriteot; HoromGnO,
Char Spioale, 2aurit5 g. Smenipn,
Or. Sailor Snepe, Inbreas llelanb
% Serbisrn @allita. SEQ @anfet.
ten talte bl. a. CONNER l(elano,
Erofesior 9. q. Smenlon, Troies.
ior Stomberg, DR.. Stub, DR.. 5ranf
Nelion % g. 6. SlIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Garl @aaroion / glero1orio,
Minn., er ltonGpnt til asiiltercnoe
SefretTr / Sanoelsfpmiteen. / 6or-
bunoslenotct, bporaf Senator &nute
Nelion er Meolem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Yaitor Mmian bolot / Ssnoags lin
Mfifebsprrbifen / Spbannesfirfen i
Chicago pg tiItrGoer Ell al oe ierite
Sage lit npe aaIo / @lenpoob,
Minn. San bar betiellt SobanneS
Meniabco / omtrent fem slar. Ser
blep optaget ct a~iifeosofier for bent
req iiolte Senbags 8uostisncitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Mr. ua Mrs. Sucu Mn0eripn

Wr. % Mrs. Suen Mnoeriun /
glnitin, Minn., ieireoe Sen 6te So.
mar lit 0ltlobrpallp. @iGiterne
blep mootaget al Tarrets fem Ssn-
ner. Mr. pg Mrs. 4noerion blep
gilt / Sperige. San fom til Mme-
rifu / 1869, Sultrlen / 1871.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Chin Club / minneapolis bar
poIgt Den ipenife Iopofot 81. g.
Gorcliiis til E%rpiioent iiteoct for
Nopofat Omar SoioaIe, iom par
ErGiiOent libite Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Miiis Mmanca Sulpen bIep forIe-
Den peO en- Observation-Disclosures
blanot Gleuerne peo Gllblicifolen j
Morris, Minn., tilfienot Triien og
panot en- @ulomeoalie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Eurhenprrcube StafsauSitpr g

IurbenurrenSe StatsamSitor So-
mllel q. Sperion / Winneiota bar no.
talt, at ban enten bill neoiGtte Jig
Iom Sagferer / ct. SAUL eller ogiaa
begpnoe Sorretlting meo Salg al
Sormlanb. Sorelebig tager ban Jig
en- Serie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Oorrona.K ronife.

Saeob 6. Slettcm, Ell peIfienot
@u~Obranosoel ira guoobon, Minn.,
opoe / 0tinncapolis ben 2Soc Sc1S
cember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

n1 NIInc. ,Nr0 Iu1oc NC 'Nu
uoocu Scnu Tor 9lecu %
9'trnacH SC imdd 0pcticr
enr reoe "a pouoboloiQc. %
m,n 0uo On sfGlp blcr tn
"a IIrcuoc auciicnc irriic
rcoe mia fn0leec2 at ica
fleeoc mia III Nlooci ilso.
Tcp funoc iilc huoc mine
oruocr { Tano, "a boie leo
f,rfeote set brruNte Sc 'aa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Nhi ClStt, W. =. WtlSNiiS, Slll
Glerf, Bert Scais; aaiiitant, elmer
Scoepille; Sergcant-at-arms, ". g.
Gill; asifitant ". y. Mills; 9tiabi
Matfmoit, George Silber; Wesien.
ger, i. u. WcGonaIO; 9oorfeeper,
=. e. Graft; Foitnlcitcr, IS. 8.
Gumnnlc; 9olenoer Glcrf, &. 9.
Fcul; Chaplain, H. s. Graig
Boulder Glerf aito gooffecper, 4. 4.
McGrain; Bill Honn Glerf, NeIs
Soitrom; Isiiitont, AIcr SroeIit
Gloafroom slttelrourlt W. Sforriion,
WtcSelrp Golultp, og iplgenoe /
Observation-Disclosures: GDief GIerf, Of
bert u. @oIo; Gsiiltunts, Spon g.
liet5gcr % NSobn 9ioup; Stenpgra.
pber, Mtrs. u. u. Tapis; G9ief en-
rolling airo e%ngrosiilg Glerf, 8. g.
@ing; 4~siiItants, George Martin,
Sacf @unOer, Scpmolir Sbompion
og =. ". 9ifc; asiiitalt Sid GIerf,
Gilbert u. Sein; Sergeoilt-at- Irns,
Sdbn &ogan; 0oorfeepers, SSobn
Sborion og %. 6. Sue; Gallery
Goorfccper, Sobn Sobnion; Boulder
Glerf, q. 3. Sobnion; McsicnaerS,
d. Sing % $, $. @eSlcp; Eoit-
matter, Z. .. Sbompion; Sour1al
Glerf, 8. e. @unoerion Isiiitonts,
s. &. Berg og Moion Stopers;
Mtuilin9 Glerf, 81. 6. Mc0ec;
@atdmen, Ebiaip Sdaiier oe 9.
6. Sarmen; Chaplain, Hep. Scr.
StrlltS; TrooIreaoer, e. 90. Glen;
Calendar Glerf, George @. gtem-
ton.
s. q. 9ronion ira @rano Sorts
bar sGrcn al at bapc fremiat Oct
Ioritc @~opforilog paa inocuTrcnoe
MISUNDERSTANDING. Get bar ct
Sprilog til Ell "Gmploiers' 2iabili-
tp"-2op % fremiattes / Senatet ben
Cite 0s.
Sorreiten CT Ser enonii life font
met rigti1 Start / Sorpipningsor-
bcioet. aln Senatet bolot Meoe /
SreoagS Gftermiooag.
Ser blcp paa bette Meoe al &C.
nntor McSribe fremlat Tprilag til
Ell 2op ON Sprettelicn al en- Nor=
mnIifole / Sicfinio1. Get er ems
lpocnoe nlcO ct ~lignenoe Sorilna,
iont fremiuttes for to Mar iiben, og
lom freezer GeotagcIic paa nprpr-
relbc Sannling fpr oct fan fore
ITg1es Solicit til ailtemnirg.
Senatpr @ronpolo fra Eicrce
Gollntp foreilo9 Sprettelien al ct
mt SiroSipaeboipital. Steoet for
bets @cliggcnheo paaboiler Set &c,
9islaturen at beitemme eiter, at bets
IlllGggelie er alttoriieret.
Speafer &allien pelltes at bile
mcoocIe llbnGpnelien al Sc forifiel-
lige &on1iteer ioag (W.anoag).
Gcpruielltallt HoDle bar "ircnliat
ct TorIlog ON at ioranore Sioen
Tor gi6olbelien al TrGiioentprimpr-
palgct til Sen feritc Snsbu9 Suni
! bOert Observation-Disclosures og Chen
ior giboloelien al Sc oroilrre
Statsprimrrualg til Sen feritc
Snsoag / SUM Sc Iar, ga Stats-
oalg finOer Steo.
Ncpruiclltant Nels {. Seoulen
bar frcmiat ct Torilog p,l at boIoe
Talg % 2cgiSlotllriamlineer bare
bUcrt iicrGe 9lar, o. at Statsienn.
torerncS Scrminer forlrn9eS til 8
gnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

&c morifc 9affesrusierere g. 8.
Solltoo & So. / minneapolis bill til
%aaren opfpre Ell mobernc Sorrct-
ningsbp9ning paa Ace @aoe / Min-
neapolis. Gen bill foite "a. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
SpnSmprinaer

SpnSmpringer. Spnonlprineer
lont fomnler til Sarge UNDER Fri
States @rain 8romers Convention
Sen 19oe, 20oe pg 21be bs. bill me.
oes / Gasparps Sorretning, geo.
313 @roaopap, lige peo Senner al
Horges Soa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Suntb Safpta.

st Sorlla1 til Ell 2pp ON Spbr-
pclicn AT Sp0sitraifen frcmiattes
Sen 7be / Seontct. Sorilaaet er /
Spcrcnsftcnnnelie meb @llperneerns
gln6efnIirm / bans Iarsblloifab.
Zen meo 1000 llnoerifriiter itti-
tiercoc @a,fgaralttloo, ~uonrbeibet
% albefnIet al Statens @anfier-
forenin1, err in0lCucret til Stutsi e-
frctrrcn. Gen benlofratiifc Statss
ccntralfonlitecS Sormano i~nblepere-
Sc Toriloa til Ell lignenbe 2op /
Sllli, iaa StennncieOlcn oeb nGite
&alN Til illNeboloc bcg9e.
Mco Selipn til preIteIig @etie-
ming ituar Solitb Safotas 0egisla.
tiir lttpiIiomt / Spibicn, ioopcl mcb
Ncniun til slntal al Sorfpnoerc iom
DISAGREEMENT al Sroesbefienoelier.
iii "aapelnner" cr / Sc TO Suie
nonUpnt iolaenoc Treitcr = s. g.
Mortrr. Saptiit; :. 3. Smith,
&ongrNotionaIiit; SoNer Barring
ton, aatholif; s. 9. &usiell, Cut
itopaIer; 81. u. aasberg, 2lltbcra-
ner, n. 6. Mofamer, @ctboSiit, o.
u. ,. Serbeinler, Gpangeliit. Sc
ifal forrctte / Sur.
Cen itore iociale @egipenheo i
SorbiuoeIie meo Se1iSlatl,reus
SammcnirUben uar @~iruernerens
Hcccrilon % @al, ser hoIotcs / SD
pitoIetS ritnuneIige Hotlrloe OF til
iteNenoe Gorrioorer ON Iiteucn
Sir$oaa sen ste Saniar.
Zen oiientlige Exception bolotcs
/ @|uucriprcns MoNtagcliespGrelic
~ parcoe bcninloS 10 elmer. @iG-
iterne, hois Hapn rur Se1io. moo
toacs peo Shh9aaSaerul Of @itpcr.
nereuS Eriratiefret9r, y. St, Sci.
lers, iom prcientcreoe Dem for @,l.
pcrnerct % bans Siiltru % oerciter
ior Sen Ialae &Gffc al andre Stats.
% @pemlNhSmrnb mcb fine "a.
nlcr.
Otter Heccptiouen aabneoes @al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
iieIben Mnlcbnina.

- 4OC NcreS peb 0rRnlen meuem Nuit oa
Barron Gountper, @iseoniin. MiI ira
"Gbeesfactprp", 3 Mii ira Iutberif Sirte.
Ssrltetlasies Sorobuno, NOR "sate", rius
beube @anb eiennem Q Ssrtier. Gn iieloeu
anlepnins ior Stofiarm. Tris S.. 200 paa
insaet lette Siltaor. 6ep. ). :. 8pam,
hice 0ate, SSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

ailoabI, iioen Of Yaitor $. 6.
Solnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

SiHal9s. Gn i'm 'Sarm meo
soos Spsninser, Sior, pofter StopIuno
meo plauteoe SrGer, alt ~inosisrost % ops
oprtet sanb. SGt peo 0ountpiGoe os Ell pen
Su. Strip iii 9. Sor 1873. Sownsr, Y. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
GcjcmapaaNals
Nrmc pg @GuOcr.
&nnoc life iUuc icr Glsen On %rru'
Den. Hpoc % unnhbaioiac &pci'
Ter. Nnh ~ Sfnlp tur 10 ifnruct.
Gnticnra Srbc % Siutmcnt bel
brcococ.

1921 EouNIaS st.. Cmobn. &cb airline
Gl0oer bc1OnOtc rtco en- nnoaticl Sornl uf
ecscmo. fom bcbriIcoe nina oGuocr Ndla
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Mcprricmtant cnjfcs. =

~ Mano eller &pinoe snifes iii at arbeis
be for os / lebi9e elmer. sob Sortieuelte.
Sebaselist slrbeioe. Griarins er life mob
penoi9. S%plpsuinser ienoeS franco peo at
ifripe til @illiam @ernY 4 Son 60, Res
public Slba., Quite 1906, Gbiea9o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
Yroi. DR.. I. y. 0iloabl inoicr.

res i SenoagS / Seminariets aapeI
iom tbeoIoaiif Troiesior peb Scn
Soreneoe airfcS Seminar pcb Sor.
mano I. $. Sabl.
y Teiirsieratet ira "Setorahs Goreu"s
aorrsiponpsnt tom oS isrt ibrnee, eiter at
henne Seretnins par iat % iaaIeoes torlent
til al iunne bsnpttes | bette Gumer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
North 2atuta.

@lperner SANTA oplUite BEN Ste
IS. paa et SrllesmeSe al Be TO <ie
lit @uoifob ri 9egislatnrcr. Set
par ct nofion Iangt % om'attenoc
Sofumeat. ificnt Set hooeoiagclig
bcitiUitiaooe iig nleo SperaMnlaal
al en- iiuauiic Tatur, S~taisbuNset'
ret ~ be Observation-Disclosures, lmn
f~o,frpntcrer Staten.
Sr9anilationcn al Nc 70 &nie
pcrfcftionereoes ON Gftermiooaaer
Sen Ste o&. meo Staofritdien al
ielgc!l0c GnrbcoSmGno % 0unttio.
.:rrer / SGnatct:
SefretUr. N. 5. George, Morton
Gountp; gSiiitant, 6. 9. Gapion,
@olbcn %aAcu County; Secono IS.
Infant. 2. 2. Senaili, StittSmal
Gonntp; eGici cnroullls ano elgroS-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Three Parties Hold q
Their Conventions
In Old Bay State

TRENTON. N. j.. oct. 1.-THE state
conventions Of the democratic, repub-
lican and progressive parties we're held
here today. Governor Fielder was chair
man OF the democratic convention which
endorsed tho administration OF Presi-
dent Wilson and pledged support to OBJ
tain for him a nomination for the presi-
dency IN 1916.
The republican convention praised the
record OF the 1915 legislature, which was
republican; criticised the tariff policy
OF President Wilson and censured the
national administration policy in the
Mexican troubles,
Resolutions Ter local option plank
in both the democratic and republican
platforms were introduced. The repub-
ncans referred the resolution TO COM
mitteo and no action was taken. The
democrats took n vote on the local op.
ton resolution aud but two Of the dele
gates favored Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
More Want to See
Philly Game Than
Can Be Admitted

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Applicants
for tickets to the games to be played In
this city will not know until Thursday
whether they are fortunate enough to
secure the coveted seats. The manage
ment OF the club announced tonight that
notices would be sent out by mail
wednesday night to those 70 whom tickets
have been allotted, stating how they can
be obtained. Thousands, however, are
doomed to disappointment because the
applications exceed the seating capacity
Of the park tenfold or more. In order
to minimize the possibility of the tickets
falling into the hands OF speculators. It
was announced the applicants will have
to be identified before receiving their
allotment
The Philadelphia base ball writer's to-
day selected Chandler r. Richter OF
Sporting Life" to be one of the official
scorers OF the series. L
BOSTON. Oct. 5.-Ths world serie~
games to be played In this city next
Monday and Tuesday probably will be
witnessed by 5000 persons, President
Joseph ]. Lannin received a telegram
from President Wilson expressing his
regret that he will DO unable TO come 10
see the games, TO which he had been
invited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
MARKET FOR 0. S. CATTLE
Removal Of Interdict on Importation
Of American Cattle Into Argen-
tina Stimulates Trade.
WILLING TO PAY HIGH PRICES

, Correspondence Of the Associated Press
BUENoS AIRES. oct b.-The removal
OF the interdict upon the importation OF
American cattle into Argentina opens e.
American breeders a most promising
market that has been monopolized By
British breeders heretofore. Already
some Of the Argentine estancieros, as the
owners OF great ranches are called. have
taken interest in the possibilities OF the
conditions. and ss a pioneer in the trade
Senior Celendio Pereds. one OF the most
prominent OF the Argentine ranchmen, has
gone to the United states TO select bulls
and other stock for his estates.
In view OF the phenomenal advance in
the prices for live stock In the Argentin,
and the probability that they may reach
still greater heights. particularly II the
European war continues, II Is assumed
that the estancieros who seek cattle in
the United states will be prepared to pay
well for choice stock.
The cattle show at Palermo, which is
an annual fixture and which Is consid-
cred an economic barometer of prosper
ity In the republic has just closed
WI results that are far more encour-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07

pion Of this class went for only $3.50
paper. The Angus steer. however. Is In
great demand among the establishments
that pack frozen beef Only recently
prices In the ordinary cattle markets
went as high as StOO paper for this tyne
Of stcer-probably world record
one outcome W the fiourishing state u
the grazing industry may be improve
ments In the Argentine ranches. with
the exception Of few localities grazlng
Is carried on under primitive conditions.
with little application of science and ex-
pert knowledge.
Vast Land Areas Available.
Argortlna Ia an ideal grazing country.
but the natural pasture, except In privi-
legged zones, IL very scrubby owing TO
these visible disadvantages lands were
sold by the league In the old times. the
price being based upon the quantity OF
stock that could be carried. There are
vast extensions. hundreds Of thousands
OF leagues, that are still obtainable at
prairie value. The poor settler can do
nothing with these lands lie would
starve on a league Of II II he had not
a gun 20 shoot birds. But the rich syn
dictate or private investor could. and
many do, buy with view Go improve
ment. when this Is done judiciously the
results are surprising.
In this country stock Is never housed
Some animals preparing for the show, are
raised In special paddocks, but the ami
NAL raised for the butcher rarely sees
the inside of a building, or tastes any
thing but pasture grass This out-of-
door life saves expense. and doubtless
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Labor Notes

In the hone Of presenting a solid front
Of the 1900 employees OF the Genera
Electric company at Schenectady, n. ",
IN demanding an eight-hour day, union
leaders who called 1000 organized men
TO orgRul1ing 5000 women workers. The
other 1000 employees are clerks pfin-
cipally, and they viii be organized later
The strike OF munition workers at the
plant OF the Cleveland Automatic Ma.
chine company came to an abrupt end
when \, l.. Garford, pres dent OF the
company. led n crowd OF QOl strikers in
Ct eering his announcement that their
wage Increase and eight-hour day dc.
mands had been conceded and that they
uad won the fight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Victims of Swindler
Try to Get Property

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. 6-Thirty
residents OF Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri
and Nebraska who allege they were de-
rrauded by J. w. Barnhardt, alias George
Adler, now serving five years in the
wisconsin penitentiary, have started
proceedings In chancery court in Montana
to have Barnhardt declared bankrupt II
was learned today. Their claims aKsre-
gate $1,000 Papers were served ON
Barnhardt yesterday.
Mrs. Barnhardt Is reported preparing
to fight the proceedings, which are
aimed at farm near Mariana. Ark.
valued at $4,000. decided to her by her
husband.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07

I sgins than could have been expected. II
made plain the fact that In whatever
other ways the country might be suffer
ing depression. It's basic industry-cattlc
grazing-- -prospers az never before
The Argentine has suffered trade dis
turbance as result OF the war aud
during the last two years the country
has been passing through what is called
here "crlsis OF progrcss'-the result Of
lavish expenditure OF borrowed capital
In national and provincial public WORKS.
But in the face OF these adverse condi-
lions. there Is the outstanding sign ficant
TACT that a single champion Durham bull
for instance, has just sold az auction for
toOC0 paper (the Argentine paper dollar
being equivalent to about a. cents in
gold.
ShorthOrn FavorIte Hrccd.
The average prices at the Palermo
show established many records. The
fsvorlte breed In the Argentine Is now
the Durham shorthoru. OF which so bulls.
making up the first lot put up at the
auction. brought total OF St.ttO.OOo paper.
or an average OF 500 a head (about
2.N5 American gold). And this does not
include per cent commission which,
in this country. is paid by the purchaser.
The Hereford has, II appears, declined
in favor, the champion bun OF that breed
being sold for $1,000 papor-only a fifth
Of the price paid for the champion
Durham.
The Polled Angus. which was deemed
tho coming breed few years ago was
In such little favor at Palermo that II
was difficult to find a bidder. The cham
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Our JItney ofter.-ThIa and na.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose with &c and mail 1t to Foley &
Co, Chicago, I'LL, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for
pain In sides and back. rheumatism,
backaehe, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathartic,
for constipation. billiousness. headache
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
weddinE ed FaII. CIV

STELLA. Neb., Oct 6-(special.)-
Miss Corene Lewis daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Lewis Of shubert. win h
married at Falls City Tuesday. October
Il. to Eugene Dunn OF Barada. They
will reside In Falls City, where Mr.. Dunn
recently engaged In business. He is the
son Of r. J. Dunn. for many years a
merchant at Barada.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07

avoids some Of the cattle diseases The
settler who purchased land forty years
ago at prairie value and put Il under
alfalfa Is the wealthy estanclero OF to-
day. Some Of the big estsnicss have
been handed down from father TO son.
but Argentine law governing succession
Is altogether contrary 60 the maintain
ance OF hereditary interest FOR when the
owner dies there Is generally division
Of all his estate among his heirs.
The great enemy OF grazing and agri-
culture IA drouth and at present Il IL
kcenly felt In Cordoba. the principal
alfalfa province, where Il Is complicated
by the locusts plague which has cost
tho republic millions 60 keep down
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
EARL OF DERBY PUT IN
CHARGE OF RECRUITING

LONDON. Oct. S.1The earl OF Derby.
at the request OF Lord Kitchener. sec-
rotary for war. has undertaken the tirec-
ton OF recruiting for the army.
The earl Of Derby served in South
Africa as chief press censor and later
as private secretary to. Field Marshal
Lord Roberts during the Boer war. He
has held also offices as financial sec
rotary to the war office and as post
master general
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07

Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheauly by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Washington Affairs

EnssblA A. Morales. the minister from
Panama. speaking at q conference on
national defense, being conducted under
the auspices Of the Navy league, de-
ciared all the American republics were
watching the preparedness OF the United
States, because. he said. upon Il de-
pended the defense Of the Monroe doc
trine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
Dillon Beats savage.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Jack Dillon of
Indianapolis administered a severe beat.
Ing TO Jim Savage OF Orange, N. J., in
Sneir ten-round bout In Brooklyn tonight,
Savage was knocked down three tip1eS
but displayed great gameness. Dillon
weighed 174x pounds and Savage 1907.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-07
nend Of yellow E.rrr.

PANAMA. oct. GA young engineer
named Muudey, whose home was IN Kan
sas, died today In Ancon hospital or yell
low fever lie contracted the disease In
Colombia, where he was engaged In min
ing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-02-04

The offices of treasurer, superin-
tendent OF schools and SURVEYOR had
but one candidate, and is needless
to say that the popularity of the
three candidates for the Offices
wight out a good vote and one
that they We're entitled to. Mr..
)ney, the newly elected treasur-
er, is a royal good fellow and has
the qualifications to make good
man for the job, and if a man in the
county is entitled to office he is one
OF them. Miss Sims, at the head of
educational work, will prove to be
a wise step taken by the voters, as
she. has had several years experi-
ence in the schools of Valley coun-
ty as uperintendent, and is in no
way a stranger to the work in this
locality. Mr.. Richardson, the man
who will look after the interests of
the county when surveyor is
needed, is a man Oh years of expert
ence. and has been connected with
the reclamation works in this To-
cality for some time. He is a good
man for the job, and the people
made good selection.
Mr.. Schneider was elected to the
office OF clerk and recorder over
three other opponents, and made a
good, strong campaign. The only
ether candidate who came any ways
near landing the job was Mr.. Barn.
ard, OF Leedy, who made one of the
strongest runs that has been made
in this locality Owing to sickness
in the family, he was unable to get
out to meet the voters, and his
friends in the various parts of the
county took up the fight for him,
and he made an excellent showing
for a man no better acquainted than
he is. MIR. Macarthur and Mr. Thre-
keld both received a nice vote. Mr..
Schneider, the one chosen as clerk
and recorder, is one of the best men
in the county for the office to which
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
RICHARDS STRICKEN
With Ptomaine Poisoning but
Physician Has Pronounced
Him Out of Danger.

L. X. Richards, prominent building
contractor and leader in the Hamil-
ton evangelistic campaign. is i'll at
his home on Horror avenue as the
result of an attack of ptoma;ne pois-
oning with which he was siezed We'd
nesday night al the Masonic temple
He was in a serious condition We'd
nesday night but after passing a bad
night, his physician pronounced him
out Of danger Thursday morning he
will be kept at his home. however,
for several days
Mr.. Richards was attacked while
handing out flowers and getting Ma
sons in line for the parade 10 the
Hamilton tabernacle Wednesday even
ing He was taken into the Masonic
club rooms and physician was
called. who rendered first aid and
then. had him taken in cab to his
home. TIE attending physician says
the attack was not caused by any
eating and an accumulation of pois-
oned food in the stomach.