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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-01-28

One of the new things under the
sun is an electrical patent TO auto
maticaliy stop a railroad engine on
a block system road. The patent is
the product of an Italian telegraph
operator who has be en- working up
OF it for fourteen years, The con-
~trivance will blow the whistle, let off
steam, and apply the air brakes
when the block ahead is occupied by
a train. A successful test was re-
Gently made on an eastern railroad.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-01-28

Ross Hannum, one Of the pioneer
farmers Of Gilbert twp, has leased
his farm and will remove to Huron
temporarily, while his two daugh-
ters are attending college there.
They will also make a home for Mrs
Hannum's aged father. Mr. Hoskin,
who owns a dwelling house IN Hur-
on. Ross expects to spend most of
his time on the farm, improving and
directing the work, with a view of
returning to the farm as soon AS his
daughters finish their schooling.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29

" resolution shaIl ~ finally passed o.
lht dat u IT. introduction. and thet suel
pnIlnance ~ resolution shall o. read Al
fhfse tavefsl ntrrtiWFH ~ fhe City (oun
fill and The Alayog having desiarcd That
sneh public emergency ard ncrrssify "a
sfa. and rs41esfsd " vfifsEg thar snrh
charter rule ~ mispehded ard that shss
ordinances be PASSED finally on sAn DAY
~ lts lntfpdnttiou, aud that Il takr II
feet and b. Ia fslil lnrcs from and sitter
~ passage. II X - ordered
Passed ~ she l5tb day ~ DccsmbeT,
A. -. 1914
Approved m she iTtb Aay u Dcecm
htf. a VI 1914
ROY MIILfR. Mayor u The city II
Corpus Christi
lHeail Aitesti y . MrLLlGAN.
city Secretary ~ the fity 81 Corpus
tbF,sti
Approved Drecmber i5sh. a -. 1918.
WrNtiL NAftGI, cts Attorney
Adtg,ftlsnnfnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29
AMERICAN MARINES
HEALTHY IN HAITI

wAeiitNNTON pee. Is 81 marb
go contrast ip ihs cato 90 the French
army 40 its cnuqHrst uf Hslu when
ihousapda ieil victim Ga plasur and
pestacnce. 81 thg experience so 600
tultra states Nailre CORPS Boz its pa
rincatlon Noit ln that var.ien hu1c
Caribbean tcpuhiie MEDIEVAL otriccrs
VA roports fuat fstcivcd py hcaaouar.
tcir "a itf Marine CORPS In this ciss.
state that s,y heaitn az iht Narnes
cuuid not bs better despite thu fact
fact that they .haNr often been calloa
nfon ~ maych twenty miles dsy
over roent mountainous readS uud,r u
hAstcglnA lnarteel sHn. and under as.n 81
titiahr nl actual warfare
HAITI aes.ldiae in thssss insdlcal Of
flcrfs has hsU 90 aver q hundred
Scsn the rpputsiism al hrirl one 81
the INCEST utheaiiht speis in the world
ard i has betn ihs common eeiief chat
ns white man geald Hvc there when
FnhiHetsd ta hariship and oNpasuro.
Rat y frtnAiHt1 fer aaf Afauisas a
ai4rreNf thia theai9 They hasr had
srsat oNpeuerce in cllsnates c4aseiN
rrFen,h'iuA that oi 8aaA and lutss
learned az fnke thf uuccSsart prisaAu
tiuns ~ r-svefial % thr maintenance
~ perfect health ,n tho troples
fcot troubles Nere feW ami fsr BE-
tween % mesiicsl nfficsfs sas. aaa
tsr avaihs nANr been c.,usa-3 bN h,ti.
hts nnt tf-tasl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29


WARSAW Iior ~ o. enc cHfer
"a fhf sathfeunintx ~ sarnns
Square and rgrruuudsa ~ nanfina
tfAt dafe taeH 90 fhr time Nhcn ihH
Hafuns puasfsssH WNrnn sunas fhr
lmmtnst lliHaian cafnHorh NNh tH
mnnf niidei demos
Formerly % hrse bell hlHe ir nteh nf
fhr d1mts l.ssi ihe lDfuan- snNult
makr use af the meiaia me iiaaFiina
nefofe sVaCiaUns Nar.an removed 4H
hlf ant That auf e1s t0 howe nrHn
taken aHat tun. but workasn ouneiefi
lHi f slip and watched nripirself W.
Munse4 o. fne arourl lne busted 3d..
self cards deep in ihs rnft sol afNuua
thr church. fhs UernHat Saves Hhu
msrs ar lsss difficulty drs H Hut
Tho lHtaunf Hf iht hose church tla
gstn fifprcH cieHu ffF tlar wIfh
lis rich furnishinss la s0ae use iHri
Hhia phmunEs afo miniHs ana huif
H uIc vail Indicate tNr fauuef IHHflHn
uf mHFasirs Naf Hias ni lauliure
rtmlina and ihe cniAr huiiatps haF
che appearances ~ s. hHfn SUD finnr
nsfeaA M wea4oH WALLS
An effaff wHs niiHa Nrsf fn tlHnf
ihe cathedral te Hr unanai luutose
anA tn use ~ foF reinnus services
rhe Hrreusrr prapertNa aHutt'i
we're found ia He 81 unnsuaiiF ua
ihst th. rian had 90 te abandoned ani
H ues stands empty 1nd f1fiHfN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29
HUMAN INTEREST STORIES OF
''''. THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR

feJatlss. SssS'aans 40 auqplf .p tnan4
! ys'''N steel cement timber titnf
nficke ~ rthaiiiins assasfated iisi
fiHm Nhf upt a0fte 81 tniinE c'nt
feHiiets ihaf HeHid allow fHf Alifs
fhs n~ht0t 90 m4fuai tuAe ard fain b
psefre WIS Hog SET effrfn ahsApi
sref pesf inrd rates between taf West
"a taiItift sne Afasia ureo4s HrfIuanf
ans either simiisf c0afesHlnus elll
rrtally reeuf INr rhfei ~ thefe
apuid rrt hf IKE hat ~ ~ iudfmniu
90 diaafm 1rd Htsken inr Nsaq.llshed
'1f 4 nrrid 90 pmsihis laliet &C.,
strauss trade 40 refsirfs an telua
Nhieh unit otsIoealt 81 sdsrufaef
nus n fhf si,fHrp The poesipiiitlfs
~ civilization nrt not eahaisir.l even
" crushing in1smnlf5 81 n DE na
tore III events nlf 81 fla question
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29
rAlLoRlae AND ALTERATIONS.

Mems ctthing made In Corps
Christi tn yonr measure. snits ilsee
and up Alterations 81 ladies' ana
mems clothing N y HARRISON
Merchant Tailor. sis Mesquite STREET
Phone gg2. i.-5i
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29
lara MARKETS,


KANSAS cry. tNe - llors Re-
csipts 10 600 head market hiebcr
.uik W aaiCs $3.50 ~ tesa
cattle Neevipss laen head. nAark*i
stead, "a b,Wer southern staors ta.Qa
81 sefs
Sheei, Receiptn seoe head rntktt
higher iansbs ssts 70 sac,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29

MORT NORTH. iAcr a. iiogs Rct
cripss 500 head, market tifN yeats
al.oNe ffiday hulk ~ sales stet to
s6ta.
cAttlr Ncceirts zee head market
hishrrs heeeca tsoo IS $3.50
,shrep Rceriras noRc, MARIE,
.syads lames $3.50 10 tSis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
CAL0MEL SAlNATtS
And MAKES YOU SICK
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE on a SLUG
3iSh LIVER AND YOU LOSE 4
DAYS WORK

There's NJ ff1Huu NnN prrfnu
ahuand lnhe NrkrpiuH HaltHhnr .lln.
ia~i ph~n go cents huta lsrer HafI'
~ l,saisnus iAfrr Tone parfeei rau
stitute fpr ,siomyl
IA D. pleasant vegetable NuHld
wnirh sul start ynur itser iuHf sn Fafe
~ aR oahlusi, hut Be- iusan mhke 200
sick md san nni ani Hare.
t'hibitra and gf.Nn fuiha DHn ttkr
pudHoufs Llyvf Aans. bnranae In ncr
fsltit htrniis'nit
cai0mri IN inHreruuH dfue n Boz
mercury and attseRa tout n.n.s tlkt
dHac ~ nasty talntei To-day Hnl tHu
Nili feel weak Hirk aud nlus.rtrd fa-
muftuw puUf luse Pc dHNH vuft rihe
spoonful ~ iindanu's iINrr ronr ln
stead ana ynu Mil wabe up ternur
great Na moro utbmmncsa CONSIST
ratinu. surrnnhnras. headache coHtr,i
tongue or SOUR gfnmnch Your drugslnt
SAYS u yan don't find pndsnn's lle-r
Ton" sets hettcr thnn horrHIr eslo.
niet your mency BE- wsitur far you
AdNerilaemcrt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

hrm y largely responsible Tor the ~
mnFkable lBsrraas Ia membership this
year rs resppue' ~ repeated calls fof
= sprfeh. NJ Harlan espfrsssd bic graft.
iilde fof the god ulli ~ the association
snd Abe recognition that his scrvicrs wsrs
appreciated.
I'VE Away, ike 10 heas the,. things.
even though Nc act - thoaFh ~ d.
not hf said
value ~ nsss Up.
The Vslaf ~ a Pretty Hake ~ Was
discussed W ~ A Dibhs, edit0r " the
star, Harkrken NJ Gibbs spoke DE-
psrinnl3 ~ the iaarfisfie scare hraaia
ahlch fspsl rsihef thas sttrset, and II
th~ eifvfss 10 cover % ~itb BANNER llass
the wifrrce ~ whulrspmr. Interesting
news lie asserted that make up sem
pfi-iag sell written. snd veil arfansed
heads ~ madset rlke, vita several cuts
cauIpFlsed the desirable dreaa iof lfuni
iags Discussion vas - have been
mads by clarence thauhsfr 1T fhs Niu
dleatof. IiirftYt vs. N Cobb. Times
rmithsillr. snd Robert y tons-s. ~
tsflfiae. Lexington. iHit Heas 81 ths mrn
Were pfrsent
NJ Whiunau urgrd ,hs Publishers h.
pm their IHperr 0n a hn~inres ias.H. and
10 refuss Advertising that could not h.
pniftahls ta Tho advertiser
Mics llsu Ns.tlsf ~ ~" Necpri
ilsrald Hamilton e. y Essns. southern
Farm and Dairy Hryent LEFT heie.
mora. state IuFigs lloa-tnni 'issrps u
Atklns. fioagunf. brrtiilei AMI Homer
Slim. tlofd Cuuuty HyprfBni were
elected 20 aciiYe mFmbcrship
Tho fepurt ~ ~ 4 Edwards, chair
man oi ilr fiunncc committee. showed
thai thr asaucmtion was iu batter cnu
difiuu financially than ever hcfefr. bot
b. alaa a-sffted that tfa1 ln arrears eeH
changed 90 thf books against mrmis.fs
Of the aHsoriatiun
The annual address II President Harris
WAS reported hrufabiv and n wRa
shown that the membership b. larger now
than ~ any tluw in the HISTORY ~ the
aasornfiun Both reports were adopted
pun motion 81 VIII " May~s. h
was drcid,d 40 make to- efrrtriu Of If
lrcrs tud the select inn ~ Che next meet
Ing plare the tpecisl order of business
this morning at ~ 30 O'Clock 10 wes d.
gid,d to start the secession shis morning
"a . 10 O'Clock
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
GunSf Piano Co.

Thr meeting Of usn -
Saturday with prc,ldaal N,
thn clur "a which ! v.
omWcrnr ts cenvose n, ~
rarlt dnip was aaarisS 81
ira 600 thif uewspapers .a,s-a
puipnse NJ staulng an arw.
coalition ministry
lvuvc Mnnannff ihs r,a,.
ur prDsfutod a resolnin.u Is
ua Immediately after d. "a.
move m nddrcss 10 lls srp
demand e. ministry IN visa =
would hc represented Nonu
eNirDwe right voted Coz l,i X
300 principle. 90 Is sald prs
Hnso wont 10 ne meeur
l"na corferencc with Gna
Nicholas commander % "a
Russiau forces,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
81

frfuiinued Ffufu parr -
We wnnt y loecr priee ~ food end
rse many csnMmso.
Mr unsley said that there are tao
mann eyaeuihers and to- iru producers,
and ~ fnkiae rarr ~ TIE cOuntfg, the
cities rould well take cufr ~ thrm
a.l,rs ~ slnaai thai " vas nreranafy
a. make iho conntry life more attractive
a Az aplAsl mas iq made a. Young mrp
and W0urn 10 htay on tho farm lle
said ihe Infusion ~ voting mfn and Hot
uau ifnm Che farm paa norfasafy To-
city hfo. but alsa The lncursion ~ men
aud 81 amen ifUm The city 10 tn couu
tN ALEC VIA essential
Harlan Was Praised.
- e. Nfi altb asked ~ l~ allowed 10
tail uudrr the snhiurt ~ personal prisi'
logo &c. sald che convention had intph
81 a.. rule that ne one lefes fat maH
lle tiief pfYe's,l'd ~ sprnk ~ th- by
aitY aud eafnfstnoss With which h.era.
tarY Sam il8fhfn bad worked a. mako
fhf association mes ling a eusrfsa Then
hf asked that Uihr tao man W g.
idNaf,la ui lhnt1n o. come ~ The plst.
form aHd bring lhr present which che
neiaiifa of tlr association had CIntfib'
u,ti 90 puffbasN
tlf ianans brought a5yrr service.
vhifh eBa presented 10 Aif iiHfhen The
a4fffiafi thanked iIt mtnlsrrs. and asld
that a. such annars unlY come - fetif
inR sifftfs. he uas EBi BIZ time had
,Npnd
Col Hopntrse lndorssd.
Nlh 4 llsrns. editor of the Wood
iaHn journal. 81 Dallas. made melton
iiai ~ liouuifre Slice presidNn, ot
fh National Editorial Association. o.
etfiafasd by thc state pfgHs nsnlfntioH
as "a asaad4iN iuf president pi Toe na
tlnnsl hedF ai ths convention which viii
o. htd aisn Doe lDa Anpflea W. a.
Edwards seconded The mntion, and a was
adopted unaiamnufly by rising vote
fuf iinHh a1tlhH chairman of the ln
"a aaief4inneut committee. snnounr
ri the auidrl lliness oi John ~ Stay
inn thr chairman aad ufsfd pfompi nt.
t.ndHne0 ni ihr banquet ai thD Nurrcs
ili slsr iahtiauaiy tskrd SECRETARY llr
hn Go hrna Che silver arrvmu aa thr
Auifi boss hen miaainr aii,rrvare since
fhN uililfs hfr ntmf 90 Nah 10 Cor
pus rbusil No. sdded that he hoped
thrro Would BE- .umc very shuti talka
at tho hsuguci
Arkansas Secretary SPOKE.
iifl ilodars. secretary uf state uf A.
Kansas aHd pnsldfnt ui tho state proas
H.aulatiun Dl Arkansas. ui trsafhana,
nAa invited 60 make talk nn The new
nNsHlArnr law which had been enacted
m Afaantna lnrloly through his efforts
49, ftd coo iitst victory in chat state
Nns She pasugr ei the Initiative nnd
nrnfgnintu sind then The pnaaaRo ~ the
he providing that the expenditures 81
iio eoauiy aud probate cuurta be- printed
10 ihr newapapDfH 90 the state "a lrsml
adNpfl .N0 ratta
IT, showed how the politicians OF
n0a,d the hiii and hnw iho neWspnpf'
,avr niiNl ln CIV clmphpn aud ga,licd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

ID r.soluttuu rndnfsing the .s'it,snl ~ jour
nai,sm ct the Unworthy 81 rexns. and
CONCENTRATING The state for having AZ
head W the school WIN n Mnyrs. one ~
ihr best knuwn and ATTEST nes spapsr
men - rrxas The resolution passed
unanimously
Ihen Miss rranccs MrMinds uf iho
school ~ journalism read the poem on
The pinuerrs ul the nrw-php pr game, WIN
b"lenr Go IN, ssepciatien Her PORN
wns uae 81 the features ~ the mnrnine
session The srasion ADJOURNED az noun,
io resume ~ ~ oelock
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
A FAREWELL WORD TO THE EDITORS

~ Wv ItAI the annual convention of the Texas
~ Iress Association is drawing to a close we feel
"oVeu 70 express our appreciation of the pleas
ure your visit has oocasoned We are Clad hi
you came and sorry you must leave We hone Won
Ssye e@loyed yourselves and that YOU have found
W. Nls'l ali that we claim for and believe it to be
we nave not sought to do shop advertisinc, II; a.
uo",ehuon ou now that you about ready to adjourn
enna pleasure IN announcing that Corpus Christi is
nast; f ~ Laule anything IN the way of Linotype com
TWO Model and Model a. with all sizes f
Of b"n oH 1 h up 30 point capable
seek business on the plea of cheapness A. we 90 not
bop nb y me business Is the man who goes from sbn ~
1p wi. small Job trying to get done Gttl r IaP TO
charges and the work is guaTaneeJ irm IN Texas
come ~ IT, on Invitation to those who care 70 do 90
chnetbe =" ye r@ ate 9ise and this Model ma
was described by Edison one Of the ten winch years ago
in the st Of e machine that has placed prntpe ol 1he
Nome and see it before You leave
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
Convention OF TEXAS
t.a. PRESS CLOSES TODAY

~ 81 the - couuiiss - the STATE iaf ths
mfast'rf.
eIhe Arkansas Press Association went
down into us pockets and nised 81 80
in contributions for the csmfeisp," he
aid lin the counties where she pnli
TEXANS fought ~ hardest 49, had Tho
largest ma loritlcr tuf slogan was -fnfn
en Che liFht ~ publicity. the lssgple have
fhe 1eht ~ ka0~ the phfa@s that eRs
advanced by TEXANS when Wilson wax
nominated ! VA. ~ Ne baltimore cpn
rrntisn. and ! heard that Texas dsisea
iiun la fact ! couldn't sleep becSUaf ~
fhem I am anfe that " many ~ ibesr
nha irif aur stats a. sDmn a. fssas had
rie.,d ifsal ~ afNnn-ss, they A0fa have
gene ifss
The pubils,ty Law
w Hodges pir'igrd biz support ~ me
mos emsht Tor the pniiiclty lev in tes-
as aud said b. would stump The state
iu n u upsr-narY w. ah0wrd huw The
,apssdhufo ~ Al Ii1n % each of the
newspapers ~ Arkansas nH compare
with fi2g ln trtas. has not been $40
wise hui only far to the uewapaprrr
oud safe ~ the pepgies Interests
Miss Gmre 4 Mitchell of tba Reporter
ii0l,etuwni rad paper On rprirf and
sYstem in q tounify irini shop she
rHpbasitei the seiue ~ rlsanlis.ss snd
systam aho9 inr that httif fesults and
d gresirf saving would utsult from such
practical methods
Discussed Advertising.
W n whitmaa 81 Hollands Mspasinr
nsllse. gave hlr ialt un What pues the
Publisher Owe the Advertiser IT, ~
yneated making thr Advertising at val
ue tn tho advertiser by having boni
fsle Subscribers rather than u large mail
lsg hot, runninp ads in ruasfaetrd ~
siiinn ~ refusing the contract
Morning Session.
The idea that tyranny ends when
tfuthfui and constructive publicity h,.
gins. was advanced rs lnder llimm
ilnss 81 Ausiin in the opening sddfcHa
hfinro The 'foahs Press Nts,ieiatiun Yrs
tenltv mnrmng III. snhr'tt Il his ttil
WHa Newspaper irilJiuf1 ils wHa ra
fnrted ta The platform hy col lee .
iinuntroo of Nieufrrtown. and ~ e. Catch
nf Austin
"lhe Methods IT Arriving nt the Val
ur ~ Newspaper Space. waF dltcuased
Do, sam " nfasweli editor 1T tho -.
pffss at Venus Ne nrasweil showed
that ihe value VI aew spapcr spsee was
Undermined mainly hy apne iphsnnt of
acquitted spirit in the mind vi tsc pub
IllahoS bat that the adyefti.ing space h
valuable In tn pfuporiieu that the news
rnlumn- are Hparklng, chs editorials con
( ttuetlve aud iorcriul aud the advrr, lso
ments etissrtisr We raid that whrN
the newspaper viii have answered thos,
requirements, u N not likely tiat ~,
proprietor viii charge less tlsan Che ad
tpfiising u worth
a resolution Offered by & . Lehman
Treasurer 20 thu state asaosiatioa vx
.prariag thanks far the spI.ndid ser
YoTn ~ sam = llarhcn. as,Eftary, VS.
unanimously adopted fhv resolution
sisled that ~ eerh NJ sccrclaty llar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

MAatfrTaTpN, June a. American
Ceasui Nrust az Queenstown CAnlod 10
ne state Department teias nsking thHt
fepufr that hodtrs ~ susitsnia victims
had hecn fourh frcently ho dcniod
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

Our Music Room is at the disposal Of
all delegates. as a rest room, wbesa
exchange papers will be on file daiy
and may be read to music accomnan;.
ment OF the Nictrola.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-27
TRADE PROTEST
AGAINST ENGLISH
PAPER BLOCKADE
One Thousand Importers Appeal
to Department of State for
Help.
DECLARE BRITISH IGNORED
NOTE OF JULY THIRTIETH

Washington, June 26.--Pressure OF
formal and organized character was
eXerted today en- the United States
government to secure from England a
modification of her embargo on all
commercial Intercourse between Ger.
many and neut@al countries.
Twenty members Of the committee
appointed by over q 1000 American
importers laid before Secretary Ian
sing, Solicitor Johnson and Robert
Rose, of the board Of foreign trade
advisers, petition declaring England
had "studiously avoided answering
the American note of March 80, and
that in the meantime valuable time
had been lost in preparing for future
business, and that the general effect
had been harmful to the long estab'
lished trade OF this country"
The effect Of today's conference
will not be apparent for several days.
Lansing took the facts presented by
the importers under consideration,
and will communicate with Wilson.
Developments are expected as soon
as the German notes arrive, which
are expected in the next two weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-27
CARRANzA FORCES
ARE DEFEATED

Washington, June 26.-Official news
of the severe defeat of the Carranza
forces advancing on Mexico City, was
quite overshadowed in interest today
by announcements from both Carran-
"a and Villa agencies here that a
large party of Huerta adherents, for
mer military commanders and legis-
lators were en- route to Ell Paso, pre-
sumably with the intention of start
ing ? new military movement. 49,.
Carranza and Villa have agreed in
their public announcements, probably
for the first time since they disagreed
The fact that they agreed new
movement is afoot in Mexican affairs
is regarded as more than usually sig
nificant For nearly week Mexico
City has been isolated from the out
side world by rail and wire. The
American government does not
know whether or not fighting affected
the safety of the foreigners.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-27
LIGHTNING
TAKES TOLL Of
TWO LIVES
Thomas Lenihan and 13 Year Old
Daughter Instantly Killed
Yesterday.
NELs COOK HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE
Were Headed for Bismarck in a
Farm Wagon When Struck
by Bolt.

Thomas Lenihan, a farmer living
three and one-half miles west Of Bald
kin on Burnt Creek, and his daughter,
Nora. aged 13, were instantly killed
yesterday morning, on the road near
Arnold, by bolt of lightning.
Lenihan and his daughter, accom-.
panied by Nels Cook, were on their
way to Bismarck yesterday morning,
when they were overtaken by the
heavy thunder storm, which seemed
to circle around the city The trio
were riding in farm wagon, and
paid little or no attention to the
storm which ragged around them.
Without the slightest warning the
lightning struck them. Lenihan and
Cook were thrown out Of the wagon
but the little girl was killed where
she sat. Cook was unconscious for
some time, and on regaining con-
sciousness discovered the lifeless
body Of Lenihan beside him.
Team Runs Away. J
The crash frightened the team with
which they were travelling, and run
away resulted. The team, brought up
against a barbed wire fence, over a
mile from where the accident occur.
red and it was here that the body of
little Nora Lenihan was found. Death
in both cases was instantaneous. Med.
ical assistance was summoned at
once but all attention was given to
Cook, who was in a most precarious
condition.
Well Known Here
Thomas Lenihan is we'll known in
Bismarck, and has been resident of
this locality for a great many years.
He was about As years of age, and is
survived by number of relatives in
the immediate vicinity. $3.50.
Funeral services will take place
Tuesday from St. Mary's church.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-27
GOOD ROADS DAY"
THROUGHOUT STATE
Highway improvements Expected
to Result From Observance
Of Day. 4

Tomorrow is Good Roads Day" in
North Dakota, from early morning till
late at night for full "a hours, every
man, woman and child in the state
who is interested in good roads is
expected to boost for them.
Good Roads mean big business, Sc
it is up to the people to push the
highway project for all it is worth:
Governor u. B. Hanna is one of the
first governors in the country to set
aside special dayaa as 'Good Roads
day, and the plan has met with gen.
eral favor throughout the state. The
governors proclamation was issued
some time ago and has been widely
circulated throughout the state.
There is every likelihood that "Good
Roads" days will be set aside in all
the states, and an effort will be made
to make it as popular with the public
as July 4. Automobile associations in
al! parts of the state, as well as civic
improvement leagues, have been es-
pecially taken with the idea and are
doing all in their power to bring about
permanent improvements in all state
highways. II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-27
NEW WORLD SPEED
FOR AUTO RACES
Resta on Chicago Track Averages
97.6 Miles per
Hour.

Chicago, June 26.-All competitive
speedway automobile records for the
world from fifty miles to five hundred
were shattered in the running Of the
first Chicago five hundred mile derby.
They not only were beaten by Dario
Resta. who won with French car,
and captured over twenty thousand
dollars in prize money, but by nine
other drivers who finished in money.
Previous record by De Palma at
indianapolis recently, at the rate OF
1884 miles per hour, was beaten: Ees.
ia averaged 97.6 over the same dis
ftnnce and J. Cooper, who finished
tenth, bettered the De Palma mark,
averag ging 90.3 miles. The remark
able feature of the race was freedom
from injuries. The result establish
es reputation Of the now wooden
track as the fastest in the United
States, if not in the world.