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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Mrs; Henry Bray and children. Edna
ana Melvin. are visiting at O'Neill this
week with the George Bray family
Hugh Marsh OF Stuttgart Ark. Is here
visiting his sisters, Mesdames Quinn and
The John seetus family moved into the
Meyers house Tuesday. Mrs Seefgs left
Thursday for Scotia.
Mrs. William Greencock was an Omaha
visitor Wednesday
Mrs. August Bierbach went to Excel
sior Springs, Mo, Wednesday 10 visit
Mr., Bierbach. who IL taking treatment
Mrs. t. Hickey called on friends here
THURSDAY.
Mrs. George Rigby came wednesday to
take her son, Robert. home after several
days visit with his grandmother. Mrs.
Calvert.
Mrs Toozer died Wednesday at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs Ely, where she
has made her home several months. Her
former home was near Elk City.
Mrs. Gibbons of Waterloo Is visiting
her son, J. A. gibbons.
Charles Witte visited at Bennington on
Saturday and Sunday with his children
Mrs, Anna McGrew returned Thursday
from Excelsior Springs, Mo-. after several
weeks spent there for her health
Miss Goldie Haney of Gretna visited
relatives over Thursday night.
Louis Schulett and children OF Keystone
Ia, are here visiting their relatives.
Mrs. McEvoy and son were delivering
apricots the first OF the week.
Mrs. Julius Schuldt entertained a mum
Der OF her daughter Carolines girl friend,
| for her birthday Thursday.
Mrs, Il. a. Schurman spent wednesday
and Thursday here with her husband.
Frank Hansen went to Thurston county
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

All Saints. Corner Twenty-sixth Street
and Dewey Avenue, Rev. T. J. hackay,
ice and sermon at III. sermon topic.
sunny Christians" Brief service dur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01
Presbyterian,

FRS. EDWIN Hart Jerks. u. D. Pas
Ln0r-Morning service at 1920 Mt Young
Norhen's Christian association.
Lowe Avenue. Fortleth and Nicholas
NV. a. +. Ernst, Pm. D.. Pastor-IclrnsI
school at II 80. No evening service
CASTELAR,. Sixteenth and CASTELAR, Pew
Z. G. Meek. Pastor-Morning service nj II
Sabbath school at ~ Intermediate and
senior Christian Endeavor At 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

Dr. Gustav Andreen, president of
Augustana college of Rock Island, ILL.,,
will preach at the Emmanuel Lutheran
church. Nineteenth and Cass streets, at
10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
Yopuldrcr Bauipicler jtBt
idncucr.
Gritcr ugaIcman" spmer, gut bc-
fannt in 9apcnpprt, lpmrbe
bard Sanlae iuicber
bcrgcHelt.

grlter ugaien1all" Goiller, ser Elm
Witglieo bes Cedar Mapios, Sa.,
8al Ieam mdbrc,to Ser Iette11 5ai=
ion NOR, auoblbefan11t in Iupc1port,
1T ettbuiiaitiid iiber bic glltel1 gi-
%gc11ldaften nnO 9ualitatell bon Ian<
lac, Die Meiitermeoi5in, apel1e i'm
bon M~agenleiben lno a%atarrbanfdI=
len fl1rirt bat. Nabocm CT 1al1lac
gebraud)t batte, fonb CT aus. SOB er
1id IN eit1em por5iiglid)en 3ultan0 be-
fo11o lin aaieball 5u ipielen, ol1d)
NOR ct bel idneller beim vSS1itial
Sad" lt1t0 o&lu1ing 8oies". gr iagt:
uSeit einigcr 3ett lit id) an Ma=
'genleioen, mabri6einlid perrriodt
bnrd eil1e1 leidten &atarrb Mnfan.
SD b0rte 10 bel bon Go11loc, 10 boB
ib cine 6laide fal1fte unb oie Meoi-
gin einnabm. 2inoerung ltclte lid)
fait altgenbIiflih Elm, 10 oaB ib mirf-
lt6 iiberraiht mllrbe. Ser @atorrb
lit berlbnun6en uro mein Maae11
beroal1t Die 5petien altf perfefte
Meiie. Sd fii6le better apie lett Mp-
noten. 9ie 2eute ioIten biele Me-
bi5in 1lidt iiberleben, met1n lie Sim
ioernng bon ibren aei6en baden MOL
lc1."
grflarungen iiber ganlac ultb sic
8or5iige ltnb @eroienite neroen iekt
taglih gegeben in 5d)legers Mpotbe=
fe, 220 meItlide 2. 5traBe, no Sic
yto6fragcn nnb Berfdltfe ser Meoi5in
lid nit je6em Gag bermebren. Gn1t=
lac lit cine Grdparation fir &atorrb=
anfaQe, Mugert, MiererL 2eberlei6en,
@eritopfu11g, grfaltungen, Mbel1ma-
tismuS nno on6ere &orperipitcm-
|2eiben. Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
glus bent @eridt.

Der 5tp0lfte geridt bon 6. S.
@al5, @ortnltnb BON gbelter @.
@al5, iii ol1rh sic MntpGlte 2ane ltn6
@atermm binterlegt un6 bon 8idter
S. 8. 2etts gutgebeiBen mor6en.
S. s.. Bnrten1eDer, geltaments-
boaitreder Der Mahloiienibnft bon
Clinton Sherman, bat burh 9lntpalt
S. IS. @an Sen erlten Beriht binter=
legen laiien 6pelder bon Midter Bar-
fer glttgebeibcn apllr0e.
Serrp 81. 2ittig, melder ieine
Strait Birginia 0ittig ol1f sheioung
Derflagt bat, bat ourh Mrhpalt S. 81.
5anlep '0et1 4ntrog ltellen laiien, Die
Mnttport Der 8eflaeten 5t itreiden.
gfidtcr 2etts bat ben S6lnBberiht
bon gertba &.Mo0oelpig, Ieitaments=
boll1trederin Der Mahlaiienidaft bon
6rieoerife &uegenborf, g%utgebeiBen.
Mnhpalt Der Mngelegenbeit lit 2onis
6. Mobbcpig.
Maomi @ins bat bl1rd Mntpnlt s.
SO. Sortes cine Shei0ungsflage ge.
gen i6ren Mann, gotporo @int, on,
itretaet laiSen. Die alaeerin mahi
bospiQiges 8erlaiien nls Sheioungs.
grunb eelten6. 3os Naar berbeiro.
tbcte iih nod Der Mageidrift ONT 9
M1ai 1911 ultb lebte Bis gum 10
SILL 1913 suiamnre1l,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
3ionssemcinoc an s. nnb @aines
GtraBc.

Die aonfirman6erlhule beginnt
am fom1ne1toe1 Dienstag, ben 5. Sf-
tober. Der l1nterridt miro am
Dienstag 1uno Sreitag bon 4:30 big
6 l1br i'm Sd11lratm Ser 3ionsfirde
ertbeilt. Die Gltern lin6 ber5lih &c.
beten, lire &inoer 81 j)hiden. Mlh
Die &inber, beren gltern feline @lie-
Der Der ;Sionsgemeinbe limo, iino re9t
ber5lih eingelaoen, an GeIigions-
l11lterriM tbeil5unebmen. Die 5ams-
tagsi6lllc begtnnt pieber ON 2. OF
tober, llnb miro Der l1nterriM tpie
gepobnlib bon 8 bis balb IL l1br
itattfitt6en. a1er unterridt lit fret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
Mnaet8en fur
arbettspldte, Btrtd,1fe, 8erlnte,
@ eHag QnhH>ss%&AAs 49,

N~D1tuttDet etc.
in bieier Mubrit tperber fir eiue1 Sag
biz 5u elmer 8ode gu ben nn@folger,s
ben 8aten %inierirt: Bis 51 bier 8eiler
ODER 0eren Maum SOC, Iber bier nnb
Biz al a6t 3eilen $500. Seine Una
5eige tpiro flr tpeniger nls Soc argee
nomn1en.
Sir @teuengeiu1e iptro Bel ei1s bia
le@smnli8er Sniertion 26c 5erednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
nltp=to=bates GermanD".
Ausiprad tines an%alitauiiden 8iidpfs
ppr adlt S0Grclt.

Mnsiprad tines anslifaniiden 8iidpfs
Dpr adt Sagrct.
nUp-to-date-G Germany" lit elm
Brief iiberiArieben, oAa Der anglttus
|nifde 8ildof fir Moroz unb Central
europa s. 6. Mtltin1on por ettpa
a6t Sabren an ben !Serausseber Der
IDailp Mail seridtet bat: rGee5rter
9err! Sd BIN eben ein,nal pieoer
BON 9euti@lanb 5uriidgetebrt uno
teile oufridtis. Die 8epunberung ST.
rer &orreiponoenten fir Deutl4lanb
unO a(es 9eutfne. Bon leinen be-
oeutenben Scatter, Der alsge5ei6net
organiiierten Mrmee, Der bod Dis5tz
plinierten 5lotte Bis CUR tlein5te1l
gin5elbett in Der @ernaltunq hes
netten Reihes lit aIes auf Der 9Dbe;
IOrbnung, gefeBmdbisteit utb Sc.
n~auigfett lino pDlfommen in allem,
pas eine Natton srob maiden tam.
Sci ie0er Riidtebr pon 9eutltlunD
na6 England empfanse i4 ben
l4merali9en @inbrud Ser unprbentz
li@en, nadldi1igen, forglpfen 3uifdn<
be bier, pergli9en nit Dem prDentlisi
den, sriinoliden, idneioisen Muf<
berz90bezfetn in DeutfAlano. SSn
beut14en Stdoten 5inb teine Auarz
there bes glenbs, bes @9muBes, Der
2umpen. Solde 3nitdrlbe, lpie lie
bier geoulbet nerben, nno nie Der.
Bif9of bon 2onbon unb Ser Sir
@entag tie tiir5ltd fort riisten: elerz
bette Miettaiernen, itintenDe @ailen,
Iberfilte Mobnungen Mdnner,
Trauen uno Rtnber in l1msebunsen
unb 1mitdnben, 0te man ieinem
8ieb ni9t 5umuten nuroe; berglei>
9en miirbe in Deutidlano nidt err
laubt fem. Mrbeitsfdeue peroen baz
bin gei4idt, ppbtn ie gebDren:: ms
@efdngnis.
@efunbe, fleiBise Menf6en linb
|ein gu pertbnler 8eitB in 6ieiem
grohen militdrtfden 2anbe, als BOP
man io19e gertommenbeit seitatten
t0nnte. Man 1iebt feline Manner
ldlpttertg einbergeben nit trummem
@iden, Sic 9anbe in ben Sai@en;
itromm linb Die Riiden, unb geraoez
aus sic Mugen in biefem 2unbe, ND.
iebermann Solbat gepeien, ieBt 1T.
o0er letn-niro. . Il tic omres. 9ier
in England ndre bas bic &ettung.
unIerer Natipn. nno pie oie @traz
ben Bel Sag CONNER unb @inter
frei iinb' bon @9mub, 9taub unb
9@nee, 10 finb tie bel Na9t fret pon.
2drmmaderet, un5u@t unb Softer.
Sn be3ug auf biirgerli@e 8erpalz
tung, - ND in Der Melt, no in
europa finDet man iol@e nationalen
gtnri4tungen, 1ol6e @4ulen, eles
mentare unb bDAere, @@ulen fir
l&unit, Wifenidaft uno, ge@ntt, ipo
1pI9e @tfenbabnen ulo 1oldes Reiz
len; 1olde poitdmter, Dffentlide 8ez
bdube, parte, @drten, innen tpie all<
Ben %unitdnbig gebaltene Nergruz
gungsorte, Dprnebme R%on5ertbauen,
Bterituben unb aa otrglei9eng Wtr
b0rten tiir5lid ppn eiaem Bfarrer i'm
Offend bnn 2Dnbon, bab Die 5000
S9afe ieiner 9erDe nur spetmal sez
po19en miirben auf ibrer Reiie
ourhs Qeben: Bel Der @eburt unb
beim Spoe. Sn 9eutfdlano lit al
lerndrts bus treffli6e Snitem Ger
offentli9en 8abe : Mnltalten eine Der
be1ten @eiunbbeitsquelen Der Nation.
Sir 59ultinDer beitebt Der 3pang
gum 8aben, pie aud oeren ar3tli9e
l1ebertpa4ung unb fDrperlibe @nts
pidlung itaatli@ %angeorbnet 1T"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

a3n berfanfc,t: 9airp Sarnt BON $3.50
Mdern. !gtipa 200 Mder unter &llltis
patton nnb @eulanb. @bene Idnar3e
Mllttererbe. Seine 9teine, stnmpfe11
poer 8ra9lanb. Srame @dls NIT 8
3aimmern. Srome Stall, 80 Bel 60.
a1f Concrete Sllbboben. Sram Ne<
bengebdllbe, is BEL 40 SUB; auf 8luns
fen Sllbbp0ett. Beibe 5tGIe 5tnb
altsgeltattet nit Hatent 8feilern.
.S33tpei fetne 5ilos anf Concrete Subs
bobenm nit 5 Sub l1ntergrunb: SSramez
Wildbans, Concrete : Slbbpber.
&iibl Can't, @aipltne engine. 6rame
5@etreibe Z Speiber nnb Maldinenz
29dnppen nnb &orn s&rippe bin5us
Igefii9t. Srdme : g1tpeinei taG, is BET
80 lulb gut belendtet. Siibnerballs.
s&prn &rippe anf Slltterplnt. 83tpei
fgStnpmilblen. ~ 11eben ben @ebdlls
ben nl1b | allf Ser 8eioe. 2 Shtpetnes
'Hfer6e nit gcflo6tenem 9rabt urnge=
ben. SIZE Snrm gdn5li1 nit Drabts
Salln nmgeben. Selber EXTRA einges
5altnt. Sic @ebaltbe linb gut a1geltriz
den llnb in gutter Meparatlr; 5 Meiz
len BON aisbourn, 8is. gbene @esse
ben ganSen 8eg ltnb mebr fpie Sic
5alfte 0eriel6cn iinb maccaoamiitrt.
Cine feline SCRIBE Der ehten @olitein
&inOer auf Der Sarm lmb Elm gutter
Eacbter. greis fir ISarm auein $50
per @der. gerfailfe nl1d5 Ben gicbbes
ftat1b, ipenn geipiinibt. @ies 1T ettpas
gl1tes, llnb ettpas, tpas ancrfannt tpirb,
tperl1 man es iiebt. @cliancc MealtD
GDmpa,tp, 216h 8raopf 5trnbe, 9az
benpDrt, SSoipa. 25,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

@erlangt: Gin gutter Mann III
Groceries @eldaft, 1918
Strabe. 1,2,3t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
@rnnScigcntbnms : 1tebcrtrasnngen

S. g. 5mitb on Sobn Mipple, 2ot
/ nt1b Gbetl bon 2ot 2, 8Iod 10,
9abettport lt110 &ogers M66ition,
Comm 2cglaire, $500.
Maartba 81. 5banlep at S11Iius 6.
ltt16 2ena 6. Sonnema11n, 2ot z,
8Iod 8, @arf 8iem M00ition, 81.
MarD 6. 81. Stpber unb @atte an
'@ultap 5teuben, 2ots 2 unb 3, 8lod
2, @atrrons' Suboipiiton ST..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
Qpfaler 8etterberidt.

Dnpenpprt, 80. Sept.
Dl1rdidititts : @orometerltonb 30.O8
9urdihnitts Iemperatl,r . So
@odite Sen1peratlr berte . sc
NicOriglte Iemperatur lebte geadt 43
Mormale 9emperatur fir 33
Sabre 50
gprdidnittlide 8eudAgteit Ser
Mieoerihlag lit "a 5tun6en 600
@prberri6enbe @in6ridtung . %.
@alierltano I'M Z nbr Morgens rs
S. Sc. 5berier,
0ffia. Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
uSSnfamteriit &flan1nen.

8ie mir bereits geitern Morgen
f1tra %erapabnten, miro cine 6eutl6e
Sbeatergelenidoft bon Gbicago om
'5onntag in elmer @ode sen brei=
aftigen 5dyuanf uSSnfanteriit @fIan-
me" I'M 8urner @rano Spernbaus
our M%lrffiibrung bringen.
Cine Seem Dorfer 3eitung ibrieb
nad Der Muffubrung i'm Srping
|Glace Gbeater folgenbe Me5eniion:
ST. unierem Deutiben 5benter an
Stirling Nlace reibt iid iett 5dlager
an Sdlager unb lift Ser rel1efe ser
%gran6ioie 5htpanf ySSnfanteriit
Nflaume", Der gu Mutoren bic @erren
Mur Seal ltnb Mar 5erner bot, Die
audi Ben Iuitigen 5dapanf Ser miibe
Gbeobor" geid)rieben baben. Dieier
1eueite Militarlhmmf Unit @eiong)
|tDur6c am Dontrerstng gum eritpn
MsaIe Dor breden6 boIem &anle ge=
.geben uno itumiihe @eiterfeit mar
bon Der erl ten 55ene bis 5r1n 6ouen
FDeS Msbeitos-8orbanges sic 5igna=
tur i'm Sesrpina Moce Sbeoter. 9ie
&egie fibrte Serr &einrih Morlpm,
nn6. NIT GROCER umiidt 1tnb groBem
'@enie bat er Sen g%ranoioien Sdmanf
lit 55ette gcieBt.
Ser mss1tfanteriif @flaume" lit in
|iettrem @ipilperbdltniB Elm &onier-
pensBabrifnnt. gr befinoet iid zines
Cages bor bent 8ismard-I enfma1 in
Berlin, als gera6e BORT Ser groBe
Sinoenbura'ilde's iea befan1tt gemadt
miro, nno in bem ollgemeinen 5rel1,
oenansbru6 bdngt iih ein allerlieb.
1ter METER Safer an Sen Mrm Hflalt=
mes. Sur nd1nliden 3eit fat Elm
Nbotograpb bas gtIb Ser joltd5er6en
Menge f%eitgebalten ltno an naditen
Gage bril1gen oie3eitu1gen oas mobl-
gelnngene patriotiide Bflo, l,ir6 als
Die 5allptperionen Sen ebriamen 6a.
milienpater ut1b @onierbenfabrifa1
ten 9obias 8flalme NIT oem netten
~rei5enoen @afer an Mrne. 5ableau!
Nflaltme lit uuBer ith Inns iett iid
NIT Ieinem 56miegeriobn in @erbin.
bung, Der inn aug Dem Dilemma gu
belfcn beripriht, benn Sic gon5egtaot
bot auf Dem Btloe Sen Serrn gfIau.
me erfannt l1nb ln6t iiber Sen 5dfpe.
ren0t6er. Ser Sdhpiegeriobn tpia Die
Sran &flaume, 6ie itarfen Beroah1
geldDpft hat, beihmidtigen rno iog1
ibr, ibr Wnrt lei &riegsfreitpiQige1
1tn6 babe ei11en Doppelg6nger ltno e1
meroe 6ies bl1r9 cine Photographic
be1peiien. Ser Sdmi11Dcl miBlingt
un0 Nflaltme miro i1 elmer bon Ell
mem Observation-Disclosures geborgter
Uniform, aeraoe als er iih pbotogra
pbiren laiien min, bon ieiner Tral
crfannt. Iableall! 8flalme hleib
ober ba6ei, er lei &rieasfreimiQige1
lt1b MIN fonn1t ein 5hminoel nod
bem o%nberen, in SEN al1d b0bere sci
Iitdrs bineinge5oeel1 aper6erl. Gin
STRENGTHENING gibt es allh him
8rabtige @ouplets, bic bon &errl
Mlloi Rabe u1t0 Sri. ge1t5i 8oebe
allerliebit porgetrngen hpl1rben, bobe1
6errn Mir Sii11olt n11o Serrn Mlto
Rabe 81 8erfaIiern. Namentlih ge
ficl Dos bon 2ebterem berfaBte Gol,
plet v@aber 3reid1e frieden lie 6of"
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Seirat1g . @rlanbnifidjeine.

Mrtbtr s. Miner, Sl1nburD, un6
Olga 6. @ieie, 9apenport.
IS. S. Samilton l11t6 6rie6a @ire,
8ernett.
emil Danfe1ot, moscotp, Sa., umb
Stole Mnlon, Davenport.
Snrrb g. @aping ltno CLARA @rie'
bcl, 8abenport.
gilbert @onid, Sr6epertbence, SSa.,
attb Morie Sbepparo, Manbeiter,
Soma.
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Ser befannte SufidymieD syra1

Der befan1rte &ufidmieo Iranf
grler in 2ouis Mieie's 2iperp
'Stables bnt an lebten Montng, Ben
~. Septenrber, leiner 80. @eburts-
tag acfeiert. ssbm Dllr0en 5ablreide
@liidmiinide 5utbeil.
OF. 8ape, 8abnar3t Security
building. Mna)
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@dtubendk.

@nibingtpn, L. Oft.
Sir SLinois ltn6 Soma: Griibe u1t6
mariner 6reitag lt110 Samstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

Sl permietben: 5 8imnner mobernes
Slat; bciBes nnb ialtes @af1er; 9ab
etc. 9nmpfbei5l,ng i'm @inter. Nad5us
in Der Office 0es Ser 9ernoa
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

5eiratbsscfnd: Gin 3S Sabre alter
benti6er Sarmeigentbiimer ipiinidt# Bic
8efanntldaft eines Observation-Disclosures
ober einer finberlplen 8ittlpe i'm Mlter
opn etipa 80 Sabren gum 3ped ettpai@
ger @eiratb 81 MAIDEN. Mnfrngen an
5crrD Mcimerstprf, 81. 81. SO. 4.
@amptou, ST., gil ridten. 28,1@t
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS

LAREDO, Tex, Sept, 14.-Uncle
sam is preparing to confine all
Mex,cans in their celebration of their
Fourth of July celebration next
Tuesday to Mexico.
He is Strengthening his patrols.
Mexicans will not be permitted to
ross the border Thursday.
The Mexican commander at Neuvo
Laredo will re-prohibit soldiers par
icipating in any parade, and has
threatened to punish meters to anti
American troubles.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept, H.
That the government has ordered all
Americans to leave the troubled dis
riots of northern Mexico is under
itood authoritatively.
SALIDA, Colo, Sept, 14.-John
Eldea, of Leadville, who was injured
ghen an automobile rolled down a
300-foot embankment, died in local
hospital this morning.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
SAFE ROBBED

AT about 3 o'clock Sunday morning
the North Side Grocery store safe
was nitroglycerined, blown open, and
the cash drawer, containing between
$3.50 and $500 in cash, and four or
five checks, amounts not yet given
out or known, stolen. The store is
being run as grocery and market
by Joe Murphy and Tom Dupraw.
Friday was Smelter pay and beside
other accounts had been paid to them
and they left the money in their safe,
one about three by four feet, an old
fashioned one, easily blown open.
At about 8 o'clock, Sunday morning
residents nearby the store heard two
explosions. One party claimed there
were three. The residents nearby
are Mr.. and Mrs. George Isgar and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nc
Dowell, who reside just north Of the
store, the building belonging to Mr..
Isgar, Mr. Vance and his family right
back of it and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Sewers and their family across the
street from the store. They all aver
as to about the time and the num-
Der of shots or explosions. None
paved particular attention, thinking
they were revolver shots done by
some reckless person going home, ex-
cept Mrs. Sewers. That night she had
Mrs. Tony DickersoD as her guest
and the ladies heard the explosion
Mrs. Sewers states that she looked
out of her window, there is an arc
! on the corner, and saw an sutomob bile
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
FACT
Local Evidence.

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Opinion is not enough.
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Here's DURANGO fact
You can test it.
Peter Reh, 255 Sixth Ave, Duran
go, says: 81 had a constant ache
just below my kidneys and if | made
u quick move, . sharp pain like q
knife thrust, seized me. My rest was
broken at night and the kidney secre-
tons passed too frequently. A doc
tor told me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills, saying he didn't know anything
better for kidney disorders. They
quickly and thoroughly relieved me,
and they have never failed to help me
when | have used them SINCE"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16

quietly gliding away from the front
of the store, turn the corned toward
the west and believe the party went
down West Park avenue and out on
the west bank of the Animas, going
south.
1t was undoubtedly done by expert
enced, case hardened, cool safe crack
ers.
They pulled the little safe from the
main store, where light was burn
ing, into the adjoining store room and
placed bales of hay, sacks of flour
and potatoes around and on top of
it and also on top Of it, a quarter
of beef. Then with railroad spike
maui they knocked off the combina-
ton and safe door handle and in the
holes left where the combination en-
tired poured nitroglycerine. Accord
ing to hearsay reports two shots were
required to blow the safe door open.
The last shot did it and did it we'll.
1t was almost torn from its hinges,
cracked in the middle and the safe
lining compound was scattered all
around. A sack of flour was spilled
all over.
The quarter of beef was strewn like
hamburger on the walls and ceiling
and is still to be seen there.
The police yesterday arrested and
searched two suspects but could not
hold them, although they are in looks
and actions apparent bad characters.
One of them an itinersnt umbrella
repair Friday carried forty pound
kit. Yesterday it weighed, when he
and his pal an alleged tinker, were
apprehended at the water tank below
the depot, but 10 pounds.
1t is the most battling and biggest
SAFE cracking job ever committed here
and the lass to the store keepers at
this time is materially heavy on them.
There are no further developments.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16

Zeppelined Monday night. There We're
no casualties nor damage, the press
| bureau has announced.
PETROGRAD, Sept, 1.-THE
evacuation of Wilma will follow the
cutting off of the vilna-Pe trograd
railway, is semi-officially admitted
the Germans have reached it mid
way between Wilma and Dvinsk.
A retirement from Wilma will prob
ably be necessary within ten days.
The battle southeast of Riga is
daily becoming more furious.
The Germans are re-attempting to
cross the Dwina river near Linden,
under a curtain of artillery fire.
LONDON, Sept, 14.-It is officially
announced that the British casualties
since the first year of the war were
1897 killed and PSI ,O6S wounded and
5i,957 missing.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE govern
Anent won't force its CONSUMPTION is
sue now, Premier Asquith announced,
at the re-assembling of paliament.
He was cheered, particularly by
aborites.
He will move for further war
credit tomorrow.
The features of the taxation bud
get that will be introduced next week
is believed to be an increase on in
come tax. An exemption has been
owered to salaries of ten dollars
weekly.
The heavy taxes will be on war
profits and big employers and on
luxury importers.
A protective tariff has been a per
menant feature as the result of
a necessity to meet the twenty mil
ion dollar war expenditures daily
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
Newspaper Man Recommends it.

r. r. Wentworth of the st. James,
(Mo.) News writes: 1.-TWO months
ago took severe cold which set.
tied in my lungs and | had such
pains in my lungs feared pneumonia.
| got bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar and it Strengthened me up i'm
mediately. can recommend it to be
a genuine cough and lung medicine
Many mothers write this reliable
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Hay fever and asthma sufferers say
it gives quick relief.-S. G. Wall and
Durango Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-16
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