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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Walnut Hill Pump
Grounds to Be Made
a Real Beauty Spot

Following approval by the water board
of park and boulevard plan for the
Walnut Hill reservoir district. suggested
by George Kessler. a prominent land
scape architect OF st. Louis. grading on
the job will begin soon. engineers of tho
board announce. Planting and seeding
will be done in the spring.
When the proposed work Is completed,
the reservoir site will be a regular show
place, according to Mr.. ReSsler. He as
serts that the grounds and location are
admirably suited to such scheme. and
that It will not be difficult to finish the
undertaking in an artistic way. without
unusual expense.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19

woman has been on that Organizations
roll for four years, has repeatedly been
given aims and work and has repeatedly
lost her 'jobs."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
ighest Qualtes and Best Assortmens at Bach PRICE
NeCU Curtains
and DraperieS

Stocks almost unlimited in
assortment at most attractive
low prtcings.
Ribbon Edged Voiles, 40 in.
wide, In cream, ecru or white,
at, yard Csc
45-ln. Bungalow Nets, values to
$1.00 yard. slightly soiled, at,
yard ........... .4Oc
New Marquisetto Curtains,
pretty designs. great values. at,
pair .....S1. 40 to S5. so
Drapery 8ilkolines for comforters.
big line of patterns. all colors,
special Monday, yard .... .12ho
A fine Line OF Crotonnea, big as
sortment at, yard ;. la1so to 4So
zoe IKE MSmstasSnsd s1ncia Sa vonss' In oreHm AZ
Now Iine OF Mating Boxes, sp'en'
did values ......''. $3.50 60 $500
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
baiu. sc eli pabene, jog funnoIleem

baiu. sc Ell pabene, jog fu%nnolIeen
lenitetGGn.
Soisiafin tapauflisia timotei-bei-
nd fuipiau funnoIleen ilnan Idiittd.
m6ttG, mtitta on IGiittGminen miltei
ipdlttdmGton apilaalle. MGmG lGiGt
moioaan tebbG min, ettG ne pitGmGt
mettG, ~erittdinfin iolleinGt beinat ole
liian fuipia. SeinGsIaffia iuoiitel-
liam niisid pnifoin joisia pleiiesti
palion iataa. NiitG moi laittaa nab.
masta lafanafanfasta ia moi niitG
fGpttad niemman tpiioben. @iitten
malleia on nGbtGipGnG falintin oiia.
mieben f~onttoorisia %faltprngin talol-
Ia.
s. s. &a6onsfp,
acknowledgements @ogebic.
~fauntisia, Micb.
= "9llfalfa". MitG ie on9 Sc on
beinGd. MiSiG fe faspaa2 sc fds.
ipaa iinrnfin maallaii fun main fpl-
not, min fact %niittGGfin ia IebmiIle
fun annat, min fen proIitoista pau.
naa nastaa pbtG paiinaa niiun liiei.
I'd. l1Sfoiinfo tuota2 nG, matta
foeta.
Whitta eipa ole fufaan iaanit tGGl.
ID Sronfpoobin ia Siirlepn pmtp1ris.
toIId meneStpmGdn. On onl Slbo-
ienfin maatiIoIIa fastpaa bptpin. Mi-
ten ie iitG fpImi9 BaisfeIi fanran
fdiin ia olfalfan fGiifoneella pbteen
maaban feip6GIIG ia fatfaii fouron
poiS beinGfii mime feiGnG ia npt on
fotfasilt bppan aIfaIfan beinGn.
polionfo iiementG9 GefferiIle Is
riippiien iiitd minfdIoista on
iiemen ia fuinfo ipopoa mac on riffo.
raoboista. MinuIIopo OH iuo-
moa ia nina fplipdn len. - Sdrfed,
idrfed, toiffa ct iaa iiitG mitddn.
alfalfa on fpIWettdpd pIonfo.maaIIe,
fen pGGlId Ell iaa ieiioo peii, eif1 eIdi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29

mia piod lasfea fen pGGlle iotfemaat
iiementG, maIittnisia on parasta, ettd
ottaa main mGbdn ia labettGG Daltion
foe-farmille tutfittapafli, ennenfo
fplp6G, ettei fplpGiii riffariiobon iie-
mentd, fila elGmme fierGsi1 mail
maSia. llurtaio.
= SartansIenrat pioetddn emf
.irnmuntaina Saronisia, isis, Ser
nan &riifun talosia flo 2 pGimGlld.
s. @. @bonen.
= NbbtGpGmG manta. 40 eeffe-
ria maata mpptGtpdnd, iosta on 10
eefferid prboistettiia moota. @iitit-
bpuasfa %funnosia, fana. ia
fariabrone iefG faiipo. 9orioa mpoS
m~pptdpGrtd boIpalIo. 4pipfad
Sobn SoImberg,
(32) Iarengo, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-29
Natural
Sanitorium
~parantola.

DR.. K. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 e. Superior St. .. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huom.! Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non pa~rantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my0skiD
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa-
~katarreissa Y. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir-
jeellisesti.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27


The whole presented here then resolves itself into
this one timely hints keep money at ome Do send
it to orgn merchants for goods that can here
in Fairmont cheap and many instances cheaper
markets. say nothing of the saving and freight rates.
Do not rob Farmon to pay Chicago 1t is not
goodpoicy yourself enrich somebody else your
money here wheres usefulness the promotion home
tries and home works Of all sorts your credit like
so much savings bank interest.
youbuy goods from Faront wholesalers obbers and
retailers make means absolutely certain
returns in away ofisectional prosperity.
And the prosperity section in which youlve Mr. Citizen
means prosperity yourself Of money you spend
in Farmon will return Of prosperity Just as
sure as the shines When pile up sand the
center Of circle and keep png faithfully pile will soon
spread out and cover the; entire. circle. WI ssss
citizens in the territory surrounding Farmont have
faith in home and want above all things to see your
section and to prosper yourself keep your money at
home BY purchasing your goods in Fairnont ss # M
Make this the work which supplement your faith Re.
member that when you buy Famo you get the best goods
hatcan be had them quicker get them cheaper YOU
keep at home and you faith your home
land
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

fatn without works accomplishes nothing. EsiNn
no matter how strong your faith may to YOU
lutely vain an useless unless backed bydeeds.
The cry throughout the United States today Have faith
in your home land" The cry in Fairmont is the same
What is this faith Mr. Buyer that you are being called upon
to have? Does it that you must believe your home
Fairmont is the best city the world that her future
is absolutely certain that progress along industrial agrcu
tra and lines is assured beyond the shadow Of
1ouband that therefore, you to send North East
estto goods? Does it have your own
section but money other? Does meantat
Farmont only needs your faith advance
your money?
No Mr. Buyer AS long you outside Of Famont to
purchase your goods your faith in Farmon no matter
great may seem will avail nothing You must realize
that W purchasing goods at home you keep your money at
home and that this important work will rebound to the
prosperity Of your home and therefore Of yourself
Surrounding this vast territory which might properly
be called Fairmont territory From the city Of Farmont
railroad and trolley lines radae like the sokes Of Wheel and
these railroads and oey reach every nook and corner Of
Farmont district Altogether the Farmon district Is little
empire in itself Fairmon is the fountain Of supply for the
empire Here be had everything that the merchant can
DESIRE and better goods and cheaper prices be had
where The railroad lines and the trolley lines enable every
one who buys in Farmont get goods almost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

They drove down the boulevard A tnKlcab fash.
ed by them but they did not notice It. Ned War
ner Was In the TAXI, and he was out and up OH
the porch before the machine had come to a full
stop John Moore answered the bell, and he stood
AS II petrlAed when he saw his son.in.law's express
sion.
Have you heard from JuueT husked Ned
Isn't she with your The voice of Moore was
strained and tense
Mrs. Moore came hurrying out her face ashen.
"Junie" she cried. She mu down to the taxi and
peered In through the open window She came run.
ming back and caught Ned by the arm. Where is
my glrlf
Then she isn't hereT gasped Ned
Come inside John Moores voice had lost all its
color. lie led the way into the library Now.
what Is all this aboutl why are you here aoneY
y don't know. June is somewhere In New York
/ was In hopes you had heard from her"
we did She telegraphed to Iris that she had
lost her purse Iris left here with It to mail II to
June"
Then that's where she Isl" There was relief in
Ncds voice
sit down. said Moore. why are you not with
herr
"a don't know" There was = choke In Ned's
voice She left me on the traln-slpped away at
Famyile'
cause" declared Mrs. Moore with firm conviction
What happenedT This sharply from Moore
IF don't understand She told me she lost her
purse. | gave her some money, and she went TO
sleep with her head on my shoulder | plllowed her
more comfortably on the seat by and by and went
into the smoker | dropped In TO look at her about
every i've minutes and when came back after We
had passed Tarnvllle she was gone She left the
money on tho seat Here It is." And he showed
them the three crumpled bills. one partly torn
How do you know she returned to New YorET'
demanded Moore
1t saw her ! got on at the next station and telc
phoned The station master At Fonville reported
that he saw her getting on down train. took
mn express and overhauled her M we came into the
Grand Central station | saw her leave the station
and get into a taxi"
You ore holding something bacEr Moore charg
ed ~ want tO know the TRUTH
You have all ! can tell you declared Ned lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

would not tell them about the black vandyked man,
and June was Mrs Warner now.
'"Wll you get your wraps please CharlotteY
June's father finally said, and I'VE are going
TO Iris. I'll order the car"
They were grim and silent as they sped away.
While they rode the black Vandyked man, in Sher
rvs, sat at the end Of long table between ovia
host with gray mustache and ponderous man
with heavily lldded eyes and short hair.
There were dozen placed at the table, and wine
hlssed at every plate but the others of the party
which included half dozen vivacious and gayly
gowned young women, were dancing The three
men talked In low tones their heads bent together
Finally he began to talk and grew enthusiastic aud
presently he drew forth Jhne's little gold watch
Then no flashed open the lid. All three men bent
eagerly over It. They gazed upon the lovely feA.
lures OF the runaway bride, their faces bent close
together. They clapped the black Vandyked man
the shoulder
II was during this time that June Warner sitting
Iris and with her mothers purse still in her hand
heard familiar voice In the vestibule.
"Daddyr She dashed from her chair in a fash
and went upstairs to her room.
Where's JunieT Mrs Moore had pushed through
ahead OF the men
John Moore walked straight to Bobhe Bletherinp
and shook an awe Inspiring finger at that young
man.
where's my grip he demanded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

Come right in" heartily invited Father Moore
and Mother Moore with soft eyes, shook Bobble
by one hand and Iris by both.
we have only minute TO stay" began Iris start
Ing to talk they went into the library 81 heard
from June," Iris ratified on Father Moore In the
pNrlor, came straight over
"Shc missed her purse" gllbly went on Iris, while
Robbie eyed her with admiration She's afraid she
lost it, Did she leave 1t hcref
Right OIL that table And Mrs Moores eyes
sparkled She took il from a drawer In desk
That girl always was careless about money"
laughed Mr. Moore as II II were virtue
Bobble glanced at Iris She was as serene as a
plate OF ice cream
"rIl send 1t to her" offered Iris, and Mrs Moore
smIlingly put It In her hand
why didn't June wire usp puzzled father his
fists bulgng In the pockets OF his gay smoking
Jacket
Yes why didn't she?" Mothers voice was run
Of anxiety, but ms she saw the unrutfed expression
Of Iris Betherlngs face she began to bride II
Junic could wire her friend, why couldn't she wire
her mother?
You have such slow delivery out here" promptly
explained Iris.
Just what did she sayT
Iris cast her eyes to the ceiling and began telling
OF the words on her fingers
phone mother | can't And my purse. Did for.
get III Extremely happy. Bushels Of love to all.
June"
Twenty minutes were all the callers could spare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
Bobble slowly Strengthened.

Bobbe slowly Strengthened
Well she here" he said What or HT'
'l'll tell you what OF itr' said Iris June has de-
cided not to see any Of you Just yet and she wont
Iris" begged Mrs. Moore, what does II all
mennT'
Iris took two letters from the mantel She gave
one 10 Ned and one TO Mrs. Moore Her husband
looked over her shoulder The letter was address
ed to:
Dear Daddy and Mummy-I cannot explain in a letter
Why was compelled to leave Ned Some day l will
make you understand and forgive Please be good TO
dear Ned and love YOUR LITvTI,E NO JIJNIR
Here's the manw shouted Ned his voice full OF
sudden fury. He held pair OF gloves in one hand
and card In the other These are June's gloves
They were lying on the table, and this card was In
themr
They're my gloves" called Iris but Ned laughed
at her There was no mistaking those dainty. blue
embroidered bits OF white kid
Now, I'll tell you" went on Ned This man
Gilbert Bye, whose name | now know for the first
time, was with her from the moment she left me
until she came here. He Ia a tall black Vandyked
man. and at Barnville he was seen assisting June
on the down train. | saw them myself through the
car window talking together ! want TO and GIL
ed savagely ON Iris,
Robbie lounged forward. "Thatu do, Ned" he
warned. Iris, call June"
"JunieP' They heard Iris throwing doors open
and running through tho house calling June Ned
darted up the stairs, but In the hall Iris met him
with frightened face. "She is goner'
They all searched for her then but there was no
trace Of her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

By special arrangement for this paper a
photo drama corresponding TO the install
msnts Of Runaway June" may nov De seen
al tho leading moving picture theaierS BY
arrangement made With the Mutual Film
Corporation ii Is nor only possible to read
Runaway June" each week. bur also after
ward to see moving pictures illustrating
our story
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
CHAPTER n

A rNr DEBBN cume around the CORNER NJ the
~ Moore house In nu her glory stir avcu
~ der dress with the rrd poscs on ir yellow
hat With the green feather uu >nup- ud
blue stockings
"llowdy, Amt Dchhyr Bobnic Hrthrrmg with
nis chatte besidc him. swung mp the drive In his
fast little runnbout
Junie's parents came To the door John i Moore
In the blue and tan smoking Jacket which he had
refused to wear until tenderness nj Junie's op
preaching departure had brought him to H. and
Charlotte Moore IN the rruy silE dress embroidered
hy Juncs own hands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

sister TO her maid announced that some one had
wanted TO see Mr.. Blye, and, since he was not at
home, would Mrs. Bye care to say where he was1
He came TO New York on an early train
Mrs Blye rose instantly She sailed straight into
the hall and confronted the Ave earnest visitors
did you say MIR Blye returned on an early tralnT
Yes" Ned tried not to speak curtly. n saw
him"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
CHAPTER ~.

RS. GILBERT BLYB was In shrill voiced
converse with big green parrot which,
from length and sharpness OF nose and
height OF eye arches, might have been
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

Copyright r,rs ., ssn,I Publication Cooperation
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
A. P. A. Service.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-The entire ab- sence of war news during the past few days is gradually leading to a consd- arable unrest on the part of the pub lie who are complaining loudly. It is generally feared that the government is deliberately suppressing all reports from the front, aside from the most vague generalities. owing to possible reverses.
 German reports however do not bear out this theory in any degree and nothing of importance has been given
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
o. P A. Service.

n - &s SoFtISe.
 FAIRBANKS. Dec. s.-The new town in the Tolovana was given its first big sensation last evening when the hrst shooting scrape that has 80 far occurred in the camps history was pulled off in the Pioneer bar, owned by Anton Christopher.
 According to the reports received here. the principals in the little muss. which. happily. did not end disastrous iy. were Christopher, Sam Barber. a prospector, and a man named Swanson. Barber. who had been drinking con- siderably of late. appeared in Christo- pher's place and requested the pro- prietor to give him bottle of liquor on credit and, on being refused by Christopher, became exceedingly wrathy and started row. Christo- pher remained firm. however. Barber then seemed to calm down bit but a moment later he again approached the piopiie'oi ailu ieSahieo HIS AApoi.u ities. On being again refused. he again became furious and loudly demanded: Do you want to be killed?" Without waiting for an answer he swung to- ward the entrance and disappeared. This was not the end of the affair, how ever. as later events determined. While the several spectators who were in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
ENGLAND ANSWERS
 GERMAN PEACE TALK

This decision is regarded here today as England's answer to Germany's de-
 for peace terms satisfactory to her alone. Although it is not expected that the German proposals will be
 aaneement is awaited with considera- ale interest. Many, however, are n-
 lined to the belief that Germany will not fulfill her announcement in the matter of stating the terms upon which sine will G.nclnde peace and the report sent out is nothing more than Ger man scheme To learn the tone of public opinion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
PEARSON WELL AGAIN. And going to the Roof Garden.

day reveals that in every case where the elections were carried on straight party lines, the republicans won out by considerable majorities. The re- publicans also succeeded in winning a large percentage of the offices In cities where party policies were not an issue. It Is generally accepted here that a strict lineup would result in a big majority of the towns of the state go- ing strongly republican.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
GERMANS REACH GREEK BORDER
BROOKS HAS FIRST
 SHOOTING tt;RAPE:

place were discussing the episode about fifteen minutes later, the door suddenly swung open and Barber again appeared this time with a heavy rifle In his hand.
 Advancing a pace or two. Barber covered the crowd with his gun and %eled for everybody to stand back as he was going to kill Christopher. The crowd scattered at once, but before Barber could make good his threat. Swanson, who was one of the bystand- CTS, grappled with him while Christo- pher made an attempt to escape. On seeing his intended victim trying to get away, Barber opened fire but for tunately the bullets all went wild and Christopher succeeded in getting under cover without injury. In the scuffle which ensued between Swanson and Barber the former was struck with the rifle and knocked down, and bru,aily kicked In the face by Barber Others then took hand in the affair and Barber was speedily subdued This is the first serious trouble of any char acter to occur in the new camp which has been particularly free from law lessness of every description.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
ALASKA MINER BEATEN
 AND ROBBED

His inanimate body was discovered by passers by and he was restored to consciousness and taken to his hotel. Perkins takes the matter very philoso- phically although suffering from num- and face. stating that he is pretty lucky after all as he did not lose his entire roll, having left a thousand dol lars in the hotel safe shortly before going out for his disatrous stroll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
A. p. A. Service.

LONDON, Dec. Late reports from Salonika today state that the out posts of the German army of invasion in Serbia have arrived at the northern border of Greece and the allied forces have been forced back into Greek ter ritory after heavy fighting. The re ports state that the Anglo French forces are now reforming their lines within the Greek boundary in prepara tion for an assault intended to drive the invading forces back.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09

outlaw were trying to hold the po- liceman up. The outlaws evidently did not recognize Halverson as d patrol
 man owing to the absence of uniform. They soon learned their mistake, how ever. when the latter opened fire. Moran fell al the first fire and after firing several shots the other holduD fled leaving his fallen companion to shift for himself Moran died shortly after arriving at the city hospital
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
A. D. A. Service.

A. V. R. service.
 LONDON. Dec. 9.-"England intends to have four million fully trained and equipped fighting men in the field by the first day of April said Premier Asquith in parliament today, and three million men are already in training now"
 In order to bring the new army up 10 the required figures it will be ne cessary to ask parliament for authority and this Asquith will do within week. The motion to authorize the men will have the support of every member when voiced by the premier.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
RUSSIA COMPLETES
 PLANS BALKAN |NASION

that they vii be set in motion within a brief period. The route of the invasion is the subject of much conjecture. It is believed here that it will be through the Roumanlan territory It is conced- cd that Roumania is strongly inclined to the Russian side and will probably oppose no obstacle to the Russian op- erating through her territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
A. p. A. esrvios.

SEATTLE. Dec. 9.-James P. Per kIns. who states that he Is an Alaska miner reported to the police this morn- ing that he had been beaten insensible and robbed of eighty dollars by brace of thugs while taking walk along one of the quieter streets last evening. Perkins told the police that he was approached by two men who asked comply he was struck over tho head and brutally beaten untl he became nsensible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
LONDON COMPLAINS AT
 ABSENCE OF WAR NEWS

out by the Berlin war office for sev- eral days. The prevalent peace talk continues to attract both press and
 lie in spite of the generally ac-
 .pted opinion that nothing will re-
 ult from either the anticipated Ger man pronouncement or the American ,..,ce party campaign. The posslbin- ty of Germany offering something In the way of concession is expected but 1t Is now thoroughly realized that nothing but accession to the demands of the entente nations will be accorded hear ing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-09
A. p. A. Service.

BUDAPEST, Dec 9-The Russian plans for an invasion of the Balkans Il dispatch received today from Bu- charest. The Roumanian report states that the Russians have already mob- ilized a large portion of the forces to be employed in the new movement and 1t is expected that they will be set in the new movement and it Is expected