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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
 ATTRIBUTE ORDER ID GERMANS Martial Law Said Due to
 Strife Agitators
 MOSCOW IS QUIET
Police Are Active in an Endeavor To
 Discover the Source

LONDON, Oct. 20-Despatches from Moscow say that the order is- sued declaring martial law, is at ributed to Germans who have never tailed to ake the opportunity to stir strife among the populace. The ,olice have been active in an endeav 1T to discover the agitatow, but thus ar have failed, although a good many have been arrested and some are still held pending further inves- tiation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

4 Florentine Tragedy, adopte from Oscar Wild's famous play 0 the same name, comes to- the Gran tonight for a two nights run. Tn renowned English stars, Constanf Crawley and Arthur Maude, have u leading parts, supported by a cas of recognized artists, includn Edith Bostwick and Milford Luca This gripping plot beautifully st2f ed, holds you interested from star to finish. For bag of gold, A' tonia sells his daughter in maria to the greedy Simone, which 9. furnishes the title for this drama gem, a finished production in tii' parts. A Warner feature, drama tense, powerful.
 Along with this feature Edw; August plays the leading par. ! an every day life drama, Withe-e Hands.
 A Murderous Elopement, clo.e: the show.
 Friday and Saturday night tn 18th installment of the Trey c Hearts. The last weeks herald tool us little farther than the pictur. but none of it is lost as this chapte takes up where we left Judith, lash ed to the back of a runaway horse.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
HE STREAMS
 MIN \ VICTORY Teutons Repulsed X Short
 Distance From Sabac SERBS ON OFFENSIVE 
Disorder of Refreshing Forces Have
 Been Reported

GENEVA. Oct. 2O-The attack that was made by the Teuton fore es yesterday upon the Serhians . short distance north of Sabac. Is said to have been repulsed with dis asserous results to the enemy. says q dispatch from Neljivo.
 The report says further that the defeat of the enemy was followed by sasorderly retreat with the Serbian forces pursuing and inflicting ter riole loss.
 At Pozarevae, the Serbs have started an offensive attack and feel confident of the result.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
: mers Ga--FAa1 Adv
COME AND GET 4 PAPER
 BUT DON'T STEEL THEs

Many hzve csrups45ned th@ last fsE dzEs thai shs5r papers had ds.- appeared Tasre Is n need for anybody s0 take zr-she-ss nznar The PrugTs.sslTe-Mlnser prints nearly 5Gs9 e5E5ss evary eFsninss. tVFanty- fire or thirty ares &s 2 general rzIe, seft oTsr- WhF nes cons and get ore nss1szd of sEszliz- one asrzazissz- slEy7 Everybody saas1ss Eumaezahsr thzs | E ex4renegE zzz7gE1E to he snzsges3
 The PrCgreszTs-MiEer Will bs rir- en f0r thrae 1oaths free 10 znT-sac gsvizz izfgrraatzo1 thz4 may Lad to shs zrr=sz and cozTsee5oa of any e7al- p-Ts fozzd s4ezlzzx inc gager. Editor
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
STRONG ARMY OF
 BULGARIA9sS CAPTURED

ATHENS. Oct. 20-A strong de tachnent Of Bulgarian soldiers on their way to reenforce the main army were captured by Serbians early yesterday. They had advanc- ed in the Serbian territory some fifty miles. This was the eighth detachment that has crossed into the territory since the beginning of hos tilities between the two countries.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
PROGRESSIVE TO BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY
 INSTEAD OF SATURDAY

The ever increasing demand for the Weekly Progressive by resi- dents of the west coast towns provid- ed the publication can be mailed Friday morning instead of Satur- day, is the cause for the change of the day of publication.
 Complaints that, the mailing of the Weekly On Saturday did not reach the subscribers until too late. due to the departure from Ketchikan of the mail boat Friday morning, have been coming in, therefore, for the accommodation of the subscrib- CTS in the outside districts, the Weekly Progressive will hereafter be issued Thursday evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
NEW JERSEY IS
 ANTI SUFFRAGE
Overwhelming Majority in
 Nearly Every Town

TRENTON. Oct 20-Reports from nearly every town throughout she state indicate that the voters bX an overwhelming majority reject a3 the won2a suffrage, despite that t had beeH widely advertised that President Wilson favored the auerT- ment-
 02d politicians claim that this fzct may prove serious obstacle in Ehs way of rs-elsrting tne president ta 2 second term Fron sixty to seventy thousand $ said to be the majority
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
ITALY ORDERS
 SQUADRON OUT
Under Sealed Orders and
 Must Proceed at Once

PARIS. Oct. 20-A late dispatch from Rome says that the Italian squadron that is now along the eastern coast has been given sealed orders to proceed at once. The supposition IS that the squadron has been ordered to participate in the bloekading of Bulgarian ports.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
MOVEMENT OF BOATS

The steamer Northwestern is at .iasaan today, loading salmon from the cannery there. She will be in hetchikan on her way south tomor- sow but has no room for passen- gers as she now has capacity car 20 and passenger list.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
 PREPARING FOR LOAN
Tae Amount Is Said to Be For Five
 Hundred Million

PETROGR4D. 0c.- l. was offic- szllg 2nnu1nos1 today that she gov- srzzzsnt Is now prepzrsnz to issue call f0r an internal Ecau for war purposes. in the sum of five hun dred million to bear interest at she rate 0f five and 2 half per cent The government anticipates no diff flealEy in securing the amount nee1- d among it's cis71eus-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
TIE BOWLING ALLEY
 LIGHTS THINGS UP

Manager Finzel of the Bowling Alley, ever ready to add to the con venicnce of the patrons of that popular resort, has recently re- cushioned the pool tables and in- stalled five of the new Brascolite indirect lighting fixtures, four of them with 200 Watt lights and one with 300 Watts, making the place as bright as sunny day in June.
 Bear in mind that Fields store closes next Tuesday night Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
MANY WOMEN
 ARE BLOWN UP
Were Employed in Govern
 ment Munition Factory

PARIS. Oct 2o-A terrible ex- plcsiOn occurred last evening when the government powder factory was blown up. killing several employees and injuring others
 The factory which is located in the rue Tableau was strongly guard ed and its destruction cannot be ac- counted for. says the report
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
BUTTE SHOCKED BY
 POWDER EXPLOSION

BUTTE Oct 9-Fzfseen are 5s2E zS shs rssalz of . terrible ex- plCsi0z The Granite MsUnszEz MEns r5EI5=- house wzS hacwn to zscras tAEs EOr-5z- The ezuse ls not gEvsz E the tzsPasen-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
ITALY CALLS IN MORE REsERvs
The Order Was Issued For Four
 More Classes

ROME, Oct z0-An order was is sued today calling to the colors four more classes of reservists. This it is said will complete the mobil- ization of all the available men of the country for service. Should others be needed, men above and under the age for service will be called upon
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
GERAN ATTACK Is REFUSED

PARIS. Oct. 20-At Souchez, some tlllrsy miles north of Arras, the Ger mans attacked the Allies yesterday, bur were repulsed, leaving behind thousands of dead.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
WILL CONFER WITH
 PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON. Oct H-Dzrad S.zrr goEE3an, president 1f shs San fo-d Ua5Ts-sztY. CaEsforniz. wia c0n- fer Wd11 Prsss5ezz Wilson n xefsF- s7re so the a5szs5az cf thsa Ruszszn lzEs-zzz1enzl Pezce Congress The confsrsacs s so he held Nezynnber 1z
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
DAMAGED BY STORM

The Halibut boat Jennie F. Deck arrived in port this morning ,retty badly battered by the recent torm and four members of her rew injured, one man having sev- ,ral ribs fractured, the result of a leavy sea coming aboard.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20

CITY OF SEATTLE FROM SOUTH
 The City of Seattle arrived north bound this morning with Mrs. J. T. Mooney, Miss Marie Mooney, w. ,. Powers and one second class pas engers for Ketchikan. After un- oadiing considerable freight she went on to Hadley.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
At The DREAM TONIGHT

A.E1.@r I1E1eE w7iIl 5e z5ven a. way te1igat- 5 complete change of pEugrala- See ths zd on the back page Adv.
 Next Tuesday viIE be Fields last dzF of business Tn Eeschfkzn- Ad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20
DON'T FORGET MASQUERADE
 OCTOBER z3rd AT THE RINK

The prizes to te given at the big masquerade include pair of dancing pumps 10 fl for the best assumed gentleman ch-1zctsr; a pair Of daur- Ing pumps to fit for the best assnrn s1 lady character and a silver tray fer the nos- eoEnical character The
 Raymond Orchestra will hare eharge q the music for the big occasion Gentlemen Sf-90 Ladies Free.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20

HEY THERE. THANKSGIVING MASK0UE BALL GIVEN BY KET- CHIkAN F. O. E. Adv. If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20

The Progressiye-M Miner, 75 cents rel month delivered.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20

Northbound Alameda, Wednesday evening.
 Southbound Northwestern, Thursday. Dolphin, Thursday. Princess Sophia, Saturday mGrn- nu
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-20

more days Field. Adv.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-18
LITTLE BENNY's NOTE BOOK
BY LEE PAPE

Me and pop was taking wawk be-
foar suppir yestidday, jest wawking
without tawking, and awl Of suddin
a gerl cain up to pop and stuck iittel
flag in his buttinhole, saying, Won't
you pleeze buy flag for the. benefit
of free milk for babys
l serteny will, sed pop, ennyboddy
who makes baby pay for it's own milk
is brute.
And he gave her dime and gave
the flag back, saying, Keep this for the
next vicktim, it makes ME feal like
the last ackt of musickal comedy to
have flags sticking out awl ovir me.
o, thank you so mulch for helping
the cause of free milk for babys, sed
the gerl Beeing pritty pritty gerl,
awl rite. and me and pop kepp avn
wawking, and pritty soon who calm up
to pop but anuthir gerl, beeing pref
tier than the fierst wun, saying, O.,
pleeze buy a flag to help lawng free
milk for babys.
But jest bawt wun. sed pop.
Now yure jest teezing me, ware is it
if you bawt it, sed the gerl. .
o. well, what do care, sed pop,
heers a dime for the cause, nevvir let
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STOCKPORT

Workmen began Friday preparing
the tile and brick factory for work.
The plant has been shut down since
early last fall. but will resume
operations as soon as it can be put In
readiness. The first thing Of import
ance was the smoke stack for the
kilns A new one, six by six feet at
the base and forty feet high, is being
built.
Mrs. E. e. Keller died at her home
three and one-half miles west of
Stockport Friday morning. She had
had the grip and while confined to
her bed blood clots formed in her
lower limbs and when these moved
out the superstition is they lodged in
the brain. She leaves husband and
several small children to mourn her
death. Funeral services were held
Saturday at 2 p. m.
Miss Virginia Roth, eighth grade
teacher, went to Burlington Friday
evening to spend Saturday with home
folks.
March 20 is the date for the regular
city election. Mayor, five councilmen,
assessor and treasurer are to be
elected.
J. G. Nixon and J. c. Schultz at
tended the automobile show in Des
Monies last week.
Dr. Jenella Morris returned to her
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it be sed that eny baby had to dig into
its own pockit for milk muny vile
Willyum Potts was GROUND, and keep
yure flag, as lawng as l dident take it
frum yure sister it woodent be fare
to take it frum you.
And me and pop kepp avn wawk-
ing. and darn if pritty soon anuthir
gerl dident start to KUN up, beeing
prettier than the ferst put togethir,
saying. O, l no you'll buy flag for
free milk for babys.
Well. as lawng as you no it, mite
as we'll do it, sed pop. And he gave
her dime, saying, Wood you mind
putting 3 flags avn me insted Of wun,
I'm rathir eccentrick about flags.
Serteny, if you wunt them, sed the
gerl. And she put WIN in eetch but
tonhole and gave pop the uthir wun,
and he went alawng holding it up as
if he thwat he was in a perrade, and
aftir lawng vile anuthir gerl calm
up, beeing as funny looking as wat the
uthir 3 was pretty, saying, o. ixcuse
me, see you've awlreddy contributed
to the cause. And we kepp avn wawk-
ing and pop sed, Confownd it, jest my
luck. | Good of termed that wun down
weathir had eny flags or not.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-18
WEST POINT.

| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Peltz on
| March 3, 1915, son.
Herman Schroeder and son of Bur
| lington were guests Tuesday at the
home of his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boner Of Dan
Vile Ia. are guests at the MRS. Mop
fenstein home.
DR., and Mrs. Meerts departed Tues-
day evening for few days Visit al
Iowa City.
| Mrs Chas, Young and baby are
snendne the week with relatives at
Montrose.
Rorn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grelk
of Plea SAINT Ridge, March 3, daughter
Mrs Chas. Blacksmith has returned
from visit at Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pogge. Jr, de-
parted Thursday for visit with reia
| tives at Media, Iowa.
Mrs Raw Williamson Of Rock Island
;s visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. w. Winneke.
Mrs, Julia belong and daughter or
Galvia, Ill.,. arrived Tuesday Tor a visit
with her sister Mrs. ]. W. smith.
Theo. Brinck is in Springfield, Ill.,,
this week, the guest of his sister Mrs:
Frank Schroeder and brother EDWARD
| Brinck.
|
we're cold and was unable to celebrate
the morning masses.
Mrs. Frank Busch of Fort Madison
visited Tuesday at ne home or MRS.
Chas Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helm who have
been visiting relatives here for some
time have returned to their home at
Minitare, Nebr.
The school election passed off very
orlietly here Henry Wallpaper and
John NBillman were reelected receiving
| the full vote.
los. Welman departed Friday night
for a business trip to Waterloo.
The forty hours devotion service will
he held at ST. Mary's church next
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev Father Jacoby will be assisted by
a Franciscan father Of Quincy.
Mrs. Hubert Dohman has been visit
| ing her daughter Mrs George Lueger-
| inc at TT. Madison.
Miss Kathryn Steffensmeier OF ST.
Paul has returned home after pleas
ant visit at the A. p. Wallpaper home
Mrs. Henry Scharpman and children
of Cottonwood returned home Monday
| after few days visit with relatives
| here.
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Evening Story
IN LOVE WITH AN ACTRESS.
BY Donald Allen.

(Copdright. 1915. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
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ALBA.

VIM. Billings Of the Bach Conserva-
tory of Boston visited here yesterdy.
J. L. Yates of Abba left today for
Chicago where he will remain for some
time.
John M. Israel of Abba spent the day
in Lovilia.
last week, left for Chicago.
Mrs. Anna Vanschoiack is an Ottum-
wa visitor this week.
Rev. J. F. Mcknight of Charlton was
an Abba visitor the last of the week.
Clyde Kissick and family spent Sun
day in Centerville.
Mrs. e. Foubert is visitin in Charlton
this week
Mrs. Lou Sterling has returned from
Eddyville where she mas been for some
time.
Mrs. l.. A. Way Of Lovilia is an Abba
visitor the first of this week.
Mrs. Caroline B. Drake is in Bloom
field this week.
Mr.. Chamberlain has returned from
Davenport.
II. A. Hawthorne and family spent
the last Of the week at Frederic.
Mr. Pfender has returned from Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo-
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position as salesman in A. }. WOOD
mans hardware store.
Prof. John Arends spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in OF
tumWa.
Mrs. Sam Mckinley was called to
Nehraska Saturday by the serious ill,
ness of her father.
Miss Helen Woodman, teacher IN
the Lucas high school, spent Satur,
day and Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodman.
The Kensington club was pleas
antlv entertained at the home OF Mrs
John Ewald on Saturday.
Roy Murray has recently returned
from a business trip~to Arkansas.
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TROY.

Rev. Young filed his regular appoint
ment Sunday evening at the M. r..
church.
MIR. Lepps and family have moved
into the Broadenax property in the east
part Of town. oa
george Hull and wife have moved
back to town.
M and Mrs. Shaw of Bloomfield are
visiting at the Dr. Swinney home.
Cheever Penrod and family moved
into the Mills property which MI Pen
rod recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mckee are the
parents of a daughter born Monday.
Mrs. I. c. Evans and daughter Doris
are visiting Mrs. Naomi Yeast OF ham,
lin, la.
S. Moughler went to Ottumwa Tues
day.
Will Daily Left Saturday for Nebras-
ka to spend the summer.
Fred Alternately has moved on one
of DR., CARROTS farms north of town.
Mrs. Maud Owsley Of Bloomfield
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FARMINGTON.

Mrs Martin Handlon has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Ema'
ma Summers, at Keokuk.
Albert Schau was Keosauqua vlsl'
tor Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Martin visited
relatives at Bonaparte Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Stone is visiting her son,
Roy, and family at Acasto, Mo.
The annual school election almost
passed unnoticed. very light vote
being cast. Chas. Cleave was elected
to succeed himself and II. R. Jones was
elected to succeed George Junklns as
directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Mead of Tobias. Neb.,
who were called here by the death OF
their sister, Mrs. Electa Macklin, re-
turned home Friday.
Miss May Milestone of keokuk ar,
rived Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
the late Thos. J. Jack.
Mrs Will Rreirich and son, Gerald.
we're Bonaparte visitors Saturday..
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have been a tragedy but for lady
coming back in a boat alone after a
row across the lake. With half a
dozen swift strokes she reached the
victims as they rose to the surface
together. and hand held either up
until help could come.
Was the lady Miss Bell, the act
ress, who had made prey of the son,
and was now inconsistent enough to
save the parents?
1t was a triumphant procession to
the hotel. 1t was Miss Bell again
|, who acted as first aid to Mrs. Frayne
and general adviser to the husband,
and at the end of two hours both
patients were doing as well as could
be expected In fact, they were doing
better. They had thanked the res
cuer over and over again, although
aware of her profession, and now
they were saying to Harry, who had
been taking long walk to get used
to the feeling of being disowned
There isn't one woman in thou
sand that would have been as cool
about it as Miss Bell, and she seems
a perfect lady in every respect
But why shouldn't she be?' asked
Harry with some irritation. Il must
tell you both that people will think
it is you two who need reforming a
bit"
Harry said the father, I'm not
going to disown YOU
Thanks, father"
And your mother and | will go to
the theater to see Miss Bell play
Il hope you will"
And if you two should fall in
love-" said the mother.
But one of us has already!' was
interrupted.
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gathering around her like flies
about sugar.
Mercy mel"
Il believe that most of the the
atrical people take summer vaca-
tion,' said Harry in voice he tried
to make careless.
But to come here gasped the
mother
perhaps it is only to pay call
on some one,' hopefully observed
the father
Did you learn the name of the
actress who has set the hotel all
aflutter?' asked Harry after moment.
"A Miss Bell"
The young mans confusion be-
trayed him. He knew that being &C
quainted with an actress would be &C.
counted a deadly sin in the eyes Of
his parents The mothers look was
one of pity and censure, and the
father looked as stern as a judge
about to sentence murderer as he
demanded:
Harry, do you know this person.
eff it is Miss Bell, the actress of the
city, then | know her. was the reply.
Have you been to the theater In
Chicago?' "
Plenty of times
You were introduced to this per
son-by whom"
by my hostess at fashionable
function. Miss Bell is received in the
best society,"
They must have queer society in
Chicago" said the mother.
You have disobeyed me, sir ex-
claimed the father, land you must
take the consequences
With that father and mother went
away to take the affair over by them
selves.
Could they hire Blackhander to
blow Harry up with bomb, and per-
haps the actress with him? Could he
be kidnapped aboard a vessel bound
for China, and given time to repent
before he returned?
To think that their Harry-Harry
Frayne-who had been brought up to
say his prayers-to have his Sunday
school lessons dead-letter perfect-to
obey his father in everything-to
think this boy of theirs had not only
attended theater, but had become
mashed on an actress, and would
become her prey. When they reflect
ed upon all these things they found
themselves cast into dissolution.
In this condition of mind they went
out for a stroll along the shore of the
lake AS other guests were strolllng,
too, and as they did not find the priv
acy desired. they entered boat and
pushed out few rods from shore.
Mr.. Frayne knew as much about
handing a row boat as he did about
the stage. and as he finally picked
up the oars to row a little he man
aged to upset the craft. 1t wobbled
and rocked and dipped, and as he was
receiving heap of gratuitous advice
from twenty different persons it
turned turtle and over they went in
water ten feet deep.
There was no other boat handy,
and as no man among those on the
bank wanted to wet his summer suit
and be called hero, there would
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spent last week with her sister Mrs.
V. l.. Law.
Mrs. Saylor was in Milton Wednes-
day visiting her sister Mrs. Will Camp
bell who is i'll. -..
Mrs. Geo. Roby visited her sister Mrs.
Jess Downing Of near Douds Leando
Monday and Tuesday.
Wallace Russell and wife visited at
the Emery Harter home Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Leeps also spent the day at
the Harter home.
Ralph Duvalt and omther moved on
the Buckles farm Tuesday.
At the regular school election Mon
day John Peebler and Perry Miller
were reelected.
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RUSSELL

The N. H. S. club was pleasantly en-.
tertained at the home Of Mrs. p. A.
Hockey Thursday afternoon.
Allan Boyd has gone to WOODBURY.,
where he will work on farm for
Fern Jennings the coming summer.
Mae Jenkins made a business trip
to Abba Friday.
Frank Hickey of Mesito, Colo, who
has been visiting b4s brothers, Clyde
and Roy, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. F. Frazier visited with her
mother in Indianola the latter part
of the week.
Asa Price has recently resigned his
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home here Saturday after a weeks
visit with her invalid sister, in Can
ton, III.
Mrs. Vienna Dill was in the city
last week visiting and transacting
business. Mrs. Dill formerly lived
here. but the past few years she has
been in Des Moines, where her son,
Harold, was in school. Just recently
she has moved to Kansas City, where
Herald has entered business school,