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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Hector Sets Apart Two Days
This Month for General
Cleanup.
GARDEN CAMPAIGN BEGINS

Mayor Thomas Hector has announced
Friday and Saturday. Aprfl 10 and II, as
the South Omaha cleanup days"
Superintendent n. NJ. Graham Of the
public schools has opened the annual
gardening campaign IN the local public
schools. A schedule was sent TO the
different schools OF the city yesterday
Model garden outlines were sent in by
these schools: corrisan, Garfield. Hsw-
thorne. Highland. Jungmann, Lincoln
Lowell and West side.
II L. Eaton. general manager OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
FIRES AT WOMAN
WHO HOUNDS HER
Chicago Girl Shoots Twice in
Restaurant at Jealous Lover Of
Gun Toter's Boss.
ANNOYED TILL NERVOUS WRECK

CHICAGO, April s.--Msn and
women lingering over their luncheon
in one Of the big downtown restaur-
ants were thrown into panic this
evening when Miss Genevieve Irvine
arose from her seat and fired two
shots from revolver at her table
mate. Mrs. Hugh McLennon.
Mrs. McLennon. who Is the wife Of
the president Of local construction
company, ran from the restaurant
screaming: "I'm shot"
she was mistaken, however, for
both bullets had cones wild. Never
the less, most of the patrons followed
her to the street--without paying
their luncheon checks, according 70
the cashier Of the restaurant. Miss
Irvine had waited for Mrs. McLen-
non, according 20 the head waiter.
Ta1ea 70 Hespstal.
Defeofsvss summoned by the restaurant
kseper found Miss Irvino IN q condition
bordering on hysteria. The revolver lying
on the Moor at her feet She was taken
20 a hospital ane later TO a police sta
zion. According TO the police. she was In
rndh a nervous state 4 ives found I'M
possible to question her.
Miss Irvine has been employed IN the
Law office Of Jennings q B1fer. pVsrett
yeuusnEs is counsel for the illnoia Pub
lie rtilltias commission. Mrs Mcfenncn,
according to Attorney FIfsr. hnd been ae-
crrsomsd 70 call at their law office each
weak 70 collect $50 which wus sent by
Mr.. McLennon TO Attorney Jennings. Mrs.
MeLsnnon ne said. had sned her hus-
band for separate maintenance ana pend
ine disposition OF the suit he was allow
ina his wife $40 week The McIennons
@ers married IN Arkansas nine years ago.
s'Nrs. Mezlennon WAS Jealous OF me
without cause. Miss Irvine told detect-
I've. who questioned her after she had
beer under . PHYSICIANS care Tor several
hours.
'sMru. xfoIehnon. who was fond OF Mr.,
Jennings. my employer. thopsht he was
eat with me when she could not find him
AZ the office shs began to annoy me
IN various ways and have become a
natvons wreck, / borrowed the revolver
frdm a young man living In the Same
Apartment house.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
An Unusually Undressing SaleOf Bows 'CIothine

xtra Good Suits for Boys $3.50
Xtra Good Suits, ali made By a
young mems clothes maker; he
puts the same dash and style in
these suits as In the long pant
suits xtra good suits are de-
signed and made from stand
point OF wear and tear require
ments. Every seam. erSTy thread
and every piece Of cloth is put To-
gether TO Withstand the boyish
hard usage. the snappy styles and
colors that are made exclusive by
this maker is offered CT En
saturday At ...-... sOU
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
5000, 600 Russ Now
Under TeutOn Sway

DEHLIN. April e.-(By wireless 70 say
vile. ~ y.l-An Oversees news agency
Item save:
The oerman snf The Austro- Hungarian
armies are uow N possession q 6a.oil
aarafe kllometers ef Russian territory
Ei'h total population of ssoeooE
epple fthia territory - equal 70 about
80 square milsD.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

REV, waiter y FerEiA .. p. eyanseiist
and lecturer, Of Wnohton. Ill, viaiteQ A.
the W. n. Webb heme Tuesday
The Ledihe AID. society Of tbs Presby-
tcriAn church held an ull~day meeting
with MIRA w. ~ Nleholl Wednesday
Mn ana Mrs. wfiliam y. Ratcliffe re
turned from Kansas city Tuesday nisht,
whore Mr. natciiffe recentiy underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
The newly elected town trustees = p
Heplef. william 10. Ficholi, William Rob
inaon and Wlihnr Ceokreli, will NEST "a
organise the fizst week In May
a. ~ Patterson, PRINCIPAL Of the grade
school, went 20 the hospikai "Wednesday
Tor troatnent The eighth grade, which
M. Pekterson taught, Y nov being held
teacher.
Dr. w. II. Beta was z,-eiectea = mem
her Of the board Of trustees Of the Pfea.
byteriah church ct the annual mAetinE OF
tho COMPENSATION "Wednesday evening
Other officers eiectcd are: ChAirmap, w
~ Nichols clerk, Or. q. A. Tyler treas
pssr. W. =, Saxtons Ths church tinishs,s
out Of dabt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

Mr.. ana Mre. II. .. Wichman Of near
|Berlin were a. town "Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Baldwin visited Monday eve
ming with her husband ut Dunbar.
Mr. ana Mrs Edward schreiter spent
Easter sunday with relatives at Nsofssha
city.
FR. Cox OF near Pueblo, Colo, y .vis-
lting his brothef-in-saW Henry hasiAm
this week.
Mrs. Clarence COPYRIGHT Of Beaver
lciiy. Neb., q Waiting Mr.. and Mrs X 10
lConntryman
q a. Busik.rlk OF wisconsin 70 VISITING
this week at the home Of his sister. MIS-
lR q. Glover.
w. "a. Robinson, who "a railway. seenl
lat aprafde. Neb, was en- over sunday
Visitor With hia brother John.
Mra. WIN Patterson OF NebrapkA CITY
lie visiting thla week ct the. home OF hel
eieter-in-law. Mrs.. John Rauth.
The Cass county commissioners, Pitz
lHeebner and Smoke, were IN thiH vicinit,
Thursday viewina the roads and bridges
Mrs. noy Foster OF Kansas City, No.
arrived sunday morning for q Visit q
the home Of her daushter, hra. N "a
Bailey.
AIRS. winlam Partridas. living south Q
town. sustained & double ffacture Of tn
lleft arm Tuesday morning. She was clean
inE windows when one OF the sash fel
on her arm. +-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

win be sivsn at the woodmen han the
latter part Of April
A number Of pupils from surroundlne
districts came IN Thursday and Friday
to take eighth grade examinations.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

Jemss Belts 70 N with msasiss
Alrs Josehlm Bun entertained for her
birthday Saturday.
Iehn dossh q Qsmena spsn. thursday
here among friends
MiEs Anna Ave entertained the Ladies'
keueinafons Thursday. Il, t.,.e
Mrs.. retsr Bulstpsn was takea 10 :
hospitai this week for treatment.
Mrs. n W. Fudge ana daughter. vera
lot Allen. Neb.. vialtsd here this week
foTmsrs parents Last sunday. near BED
lnlhgton.
Sons were born last week 10 Mr.. and
Mr.. JOAN Schmidt and Nj asd Mrs
Fred Martens.
Miss Rose wiste visited from satupda ~
Until Monday with the C. W. Hickey fam.
lily az Bennington
Mira Rose Kriz 81 Omaha visited safur.
day and sunday with her parents Mr.
and As. Charles chase.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Belts Of Benson
spent N4steF with their daughter Mr.
y A. Gibbons. and husband
Jack McCorTnlck was called 10 Hast
mss last weak ~ the death OF Mrs. KAT,
heeker. who FORMERLY lived hers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

Special Display of Boys Blouses
at SOC.
The k & S. Tapeless Blouses are
conceded by all boys that have
ever worn one the best blouse
made. Saturday We offer RI
On sale Second Floor Only.
Boys SI.oO Wash Suits. e0e.
just special for saturday-Si.OO
wash Suits, made OF Rep Cloth
and oalatea, all good washable
coiors; sizes IA 10 s years 00t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

All Wool Serges or Fancy
Suits. $3.50; With Two
Pairs Knockers.
Values actually wonderfuL
smartly tailored. the best styles.
All wool fabrics; the seasons best
colors: ell silk sewn. The more
suits We sell the more regular
customers We win make for our
Boys Dept We AJAX comparison
saturday on these O. or
suita et,.~.-s...... VxsOO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

Henry OF ana Edward wltte left Tues
day morning for CanadA
Gus Tinim IL hauling out material for
Ia. new house on his farm,
Arthur Nelson resumed teaching last
week after severe Siege Of pneumonia
Mr. and Mira. John Labbert and family
spent Easter Sunday at Echo Hill farm.
AZ the village election Tuesday charlee
truateen.
The baae ball team has shout s1eo more
to It's credit the result Of giving thoiI
play ~ Washington.
Prof. odell and the pupils Of the ninth
and tenth grades are busy reheefeina q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
sprissfssld.

htien 1armaa made a business trip TO
North Platte this week
hff-s. r,tta Gor1nr and children Of Plath-
mouth are Waiting At the Peters nome.
F1,zabath ofBrien OF Wayne spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. IA =. bAtea
Mrs. Frank Davis Of Nsola.t Ia. wisitteo
the Minturn family the fore part OF tne
/" s eunsr,ntenasnt John spesdis Of Benson
made his parents hsre vielt FhufsoaS
Miss Katherine whitney was married
on March ! in Omaha TO F1avei WARD OF
Wuiiara r,Swis. who lived here when the
village started, IL here 10 see - mother'
Mrs Abe spoon.
Mrs. Sarah sage, who has been III IoI
some time, was taken to an Omaha NOS
piaal last Tuesday.
Fx-Countv Treasurer James DavidgoI
| 81 moving on one OF his fathef ta'f"'
aouthweak of town.
G. A. Besock, w. w. Dow and 9
0eib weFe elected Village trustees ~ Wv
election last Tuesday.
Tie high school has oreanised pa, Pas'
ball club and VIII pasy Hai''"'u
w ~ Psss ~ s ThhD aosds si u FsattS
mouth. came home Tuesday to vote
rhe domestic ncience class Of the higl
acheol visited MRS Rose Davis pakeI,
last wednesday, and Were sven mstruo
lions IA bread baking,
several OF the farmers sonthsasf Q
town win dis = drainage ditch iron
/ the buffalo creek to the Platte river,
distance Of nearly half mile,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

w J. Crane was trannaotinr bus,ns..
IN Omaha Monday
Aiaa Julia KrAileek WA : business Vie
itqy ~ lkonnhrd Tuesday.
Fred Renard and Thee Amends we're
HmouG the Blair visitors this week
MI and Mre W. Boyloa Of Omaha were
eTlts. M. aud Mira W s. Hadley. =
W =. Hadley u enjoying q vacation thln
week from his duties in J. w Nations
Mira E onesner OF Howells. Neb.. spent
easter with her mother Mzs J. A. Roaen-
Willard Eain cf washington IL Visiting
at the homo Of bis parents. Air. and Mrs.
a private dance was given AZ the city
hall last saturday evening BY the youns
peopla of the city.
A. a. L.uowiH returnsd the last Of tina
week from Sidney. where he "a b,illdina
H3|ol4 school building.
from tho Indications this week the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
valley.

valley.
Mrs. r. c. Kennedy and the girls spent
Thursday IN Waterloo.
Miss Edna Weekly returned to Kearney
Monday.
Miss Margaret Holdsworth went to
Omaha Thursday for short visit
Mre Condron, who had an operation
In Omaha last week IL much improved.
Mrs Merle Rathburn and children left
Wednesday for their home In Chicago.
Mrs A. Gardner went 20 Dupdec
"Wednesday 20 visit her daughter. Mrs.
Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. p. Ferree. and Rev.
Friday.
Misses Teresa ana Mildred Fitzgerald
gave danoing party at their home tues
day evening.
Of Benson ere spending their vacation
with their parsnts.
Miss Iris Kopp IL spending her vacation
In Omaha with her aunts, Mrs. Charies
willie and Mrs. Munson.
The regular. meeting q the MONEY ~.
home OF Mra. +. M, Butts. MIS- Wht-
more was leader.
The choir OF the Methodist church a..
sisted BY Mrs oaines and Mrs.. Ray OF
'thrist, the King" 70 3 large and ap-
preciafive audience Sunday uorning
The Methodist Episcopal ladies' ~
society held lie regular montnT maeunt
Mrs. NJ. q. Whitmore. Mrs. ffenh fice
assiatsd Mrs. Whltmore In servtng TO
freshments.
The valley band elected the foiloTaiEnls,
2f1ssgs fC Sr. .hs eo P4sS wEitmore VIC
president; Nala johnson, .eeretaIy' Z, -.
Ntchoia treasurer; John Heul,a,proi nsis-
ian: a. G. Hedberg, leader; J. w rFeS"e'
member executive oonmittees
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10

AENAmkNoha
Mre veeta and daughter. Itrss, were
Omaha visitors TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. TIackman ana family wore
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Carl spring OF Benson visited at
the Henry spring homo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Taylor wcro entertained
at tho 8 r. Breweter home Sunday.
Mr.. and Rfrn. A. Dein ana family
motored TO Council Bluffs on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight left Tues
day Tor there homo at Round Valley. Neb'
Mr.. and Mira Anton Larsen OF Beneon
visited ~ the August Panp homo sat
urday
Rev. Mr., Davis Of Arlington preached
at the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
AIRS. Farney OF Jefferson city, No, ID
visiting at the home Of her niece. AIRS.
A. %. knight
After a nonth lay ole on account Of
hle eyes John Hendriclsson Il able 70 80
to work again
Mrs. 8. n Brewster left Thursday for
johnson, Neb., 70 visit her daughter, Har-
iins. who 10 toachins school there.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10
From Our Near Neighbors

prospects are bright for a bumper fruit
crop this year IN this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brand autoed 20
Fontenelle last Saturday and we're the
brands father. when they visited Mrs..
Brands father Henry Kruger
The Rsbekahs OF Arlington held ban.
auet and official meeting Tuesday nlgnt
IN honor Of Mrs Florence Waener. vice
president OF the Repehah eseembly OF
tary Of the Ruth Rebekah lodge OF
Omaha. both Of Omaha
Avooa.
Miss Belle Heckathorn was here from
Weeping Water Saturday.
Editor Hunter and wife OF Weepins
Water we're visitors here this week.
County Superintendent Eda MarQuard'
were here from Piattsmouth Sunday
Mrs Elmer Smith entsrtained relatives
from Omaha and Piattsmouth Sunday.
MIRA. NJ. NJ. gtraub and son. Mako,
were at Atohinson. Kan, over sunday
Mrs.. n. o. Sell and children left this
week f0r a visit with relatives a. Colum-
bus.
Miss Emma Marouardt Of Louisville
was visiting her parents here over sun
day.
Mics Laura Witzkis has returned from
several months stay ~ hocnseter'
MINI.
Mrs. John Muller and daughter were
here from Berlin the frat Of the week
visiting relatives
Misses Berths Shoots and Audrey
Maple are here from Bethany 70 apeno
their Easter vacation.
Mr ana Mrs. Edward kirkpatrick q
NehaWka were visiting At the o ~
/ Harmon hondS this week
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-10


Fred Buaekiat, viii Cordeg and frenk
Roach won out In the election TUESDAY
for trustees OF Papfllion-
Miss Marie Sander returned TO school 81
Browneil Hall Monday after a week 3
vacation at her home here,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. M. Robinson enter
tanned "Wednesday afternoon and evening
n honor OF Mira. Robinson'p birthday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernmstt Dalgern OF
Wallace, Neb., visited with MIS-. Dali
eaFn's aunt. Mrs. J. r, Wilson. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Miner Of Bellevue ana Mt:
and Mrs. Floyd Davidson Of s8pHngueid
were guests OF Mr.. end Mrs. !. u. Clarke
the first OF the week.
A splendid entertainment was given at
the opere house Wednesday evening Tor
the benefit OF the piano fund Of the Pres
bytertan church. The returns wore
Miss Doris Clarke, Karl Brown. Roy
Bastard and Kenneth Barton have re-
turned TO Lincoln where they arc at
tending the state, university after a few
days vacation at their homes here.
Rev. Theodore Morning OF Independence
Ia, has been calling on Paplllicn friende
/ this week. Rev. Morning was bass eoloisl
~ the enterta4nment given BY the Pres.
byterian church ~ tbs Opera house Wed
lnesd9y cvening.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
COULDN'T LET HIM GET AWAY
Suiter was Not Only Acceptable. but
Altogether Too Good for Hse
Daughter.

He was gotten up regardless. - he
walked into the private once OF the
leading woman sunragist Bowing and
nlscinx his hand on his heart, he said.
earnestly: e
MADAM, / have come to ask from
you the hand Of your fair daughter.
She tells me that she has the right to
accept me without your consent. but
We both feel as q matter OF courtesy
to you your blessing should be OBJ
tanned"
Have you your eusenic esrtin'
cate?"
Right here. madam. Think You will
nnd it correct in every particular"
And your financial rating?
These papers give . list Of my hold.
ings. together with my references
from leading bankers"
"Ah. yes. And your pedigree?'
rs In this chart. That red spot In
the center about halfway along. 10
where Adam fell"
Seems correct. VIII you walk
back and forth. easily. naturally. for
a few moments?'
Certainly. madam"
"Ah! That will do. And now. young
man. you wish to have my decision?"
Ii you please"
my daughter has made the mis-.
take of her life. She can never marry
you"
But why, madam?"
well. II you must know. I've de-
cided to take you myself.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
INSOMNIA
lesds - Madness, II Not 6omedled.

Experiments satisned me, some 5
yeaFs ago." writes . TOPEKA woman.
that coffee vas the direct cause Of the
insomnia from which I suffered ter.
ribly, - well - extreme neIvousness
and acute dyspepsia.
Il had been . coffee drinker since
childhood. and did not like to think
that the beverage was doing me all
this harm. But It was. and the time
came when had to faee The fact. and
protect myself. I Therefore gave up
coffee abruptly and absolutely. and
adopted Postum for my hot drink at
meals.
Il began to note Improvement in
my condition very sooa aftsf took
ON Postum. The change proceeded
gradually. but surely. and Il was
matter Of only . few weeks before l
found myself entirely relieved-the
nervousness passed away. my diges-
i've apparatus was restored 70 normal
emcaency. and I began to sleep rest.
fully and peacefully.
These happy conditions have con.
tinued during al Of the years, and l
am safe In saying that owe them
entirely to Postum. for when began
to drink II I ceased to use medicines"
Name given BY Postum Co.. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read ''Tho Road to
wellville," In pkgs.
Postum comes In two forms:
Postum csrsaI-ths. original form
must b well boiled. l6o and 36e pack.
ages.
instant Postumra soluble powder
oissoives quickly In cup OF hot wa
ter. and. with cream and sugar. makes
delicious beverage Instantly. SOC and
Soc tins.
Both kinds are equally delicious and
cost about the same per cup.
There's . Reason" for Postum.
-ooad b. 0rocsrs.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21

Dean Virginia c. Cildersleeve of Bar.
nard college declares that there are
ie~ef divorces among college women
tnan among any other CLASS. because
tne college graduate Is apt to marry
purely for love and not for an occu.
patton or . home. Motherhood. she
declares. II really . profession, and .
GOOD cook may be . better one for 4
knowiedse OF Greek. The greatest
'aIoe OF college education for girls.
says Dean Gildersleeve. lies in iust
this: that 1t gives them . better bal.
ance. more rounded outlook and /.
truer appreciation Of hfe's valuea The
picture Is from specially posed pho.
tograph Of Dean Gldersleeve.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
Barbed Wire Hinders Course Of
True Love.
Dutch Suitor Parted BY Frontier Fence
From Sweetheart on Next Farm
Has Lively Experience Get
ting Past SentfieA.
0y W. ]. l. klEhI

Correspondent OF the Chicago NevsJ
The Hague.-The course Of tue love
runs anything but smoothly on the
Belstan-Dutch frontier. especially
when the svee<hearts reside on op-
posite sides Of the barbed-vire fence.
Pete 10 . Netheriander. Aieke u .
Belgian: his farm stands securely On
Dutch soil. hers precartously in Lit
tie Germany" (as the Germans call
Belgium). At nrst the lovers had not
noticed much Of the war. which has
left their district almost untouched:
then . strong wire fence Vas pat up
and German detAchments Of cavalry
continually patrolled the Belgian side.
while sentries were placed At inter
vals With loaded rides and fixed bay
onets.
Now It Vas no longer possible to
hold sweet converse At eventide after
the farm work Was done. All that re
NAMED was to walk, he on one side
Of the wire. she on the other. and east
loving glances At each other. for the
Germans would allow NO talk across
the border.
At last the swain spoke Of his sad
plight to an acquaintance who for .
consideration made It his business 20
conduct Belgian refugees into Hol.
land. Would Louis THAT was the &C
quaintanee's name) take him across
On Saturday night 20 that he eould
pass the whole Sunday with his Mieke!
And Louis promised to do so on the
very next Saturday. when he was due
on the other side to meet fugitives At
. certain prearranged place to take
them safely into Holland.
That Saturday evening was damn
and misty. "Just the right sort Of
weather for u.s." Louis enthusiastic
put II. but his companion could no,
quite agree with him. as he waded
through marshes to the dixie beyond
which stretched the wire fence. He
was wearing his Sunday best and the
seeping mud did not improve the an.
pearance Of his neither garments. But
Louis assured him this marshy land
was just the safest spot to get across.
AZ they approached the dixie Loui,
cautioned Pete not to whisper or even
breathe loudly. Cautiously they
crawled up the dixie. reached the top
ana raised their heads for a hasty
Glsnce around. but At once dropped
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
WOOS OVER BORDER

them again. For there-though luck
ily With his back toward them-stood
. sentinel
Down the dixie slid the adventurefs
Is noiselessly ~ they had come.
Louis assured him that . few hundred
yards farther along he knew Of an
other safe place. This time they we're
more fortunate. and. like rabbits. they
burroved under and through the wire
and stood ON Belgian. OF perhaps vs
should say German, ground
Nov Just Q fev hundred yards OF
marsh and then We Jet into . good
hard road Louis exclaimed. and they
deemed their troubles over. Then they
heard the tramp Of feet along the
good hard road and distinguished the
form Of . German patrol The men
came straight mp to the gate that led
into the marshy meadow where the
frontier runners had hurf;edly dropped
to the earth They're ooly resting
said Louis.
And % II vas. The Germans clam
bered On to the gate and sat there
talking for about . quarter Of IN
hour. that seemed like . century to
the two cramped and bedraggled meu.
Nov. howevef. their troubles vera
over. They came out into the road
and soon reached the small fam
where Louis vas to meet the refugees
Pete felt somewhat better after !.
hearty supper and dry clothes had
been provided for him BY the farm.
er's sympathetic wife and she h.d
promised to clean his Sunday attire
and have It ready for lin to ve.,
next morning.
Sunday dawned nne and sun,v
Somewhat sti6 from his unvonted
exercise. the strenuous suitor pro-
ceeded to the farm where his Mieke
lived. Aieke. her mother and Pete
were eating the meal when suddenly
they heard the thud Of horses hoofs
and down the bend in the road they
saw patrol of uhlans heading straieht
for the house.
Aieke hastily pushed her eali.n.
Into the stable. then rushed back to
remove the thirc plate and seat her.
seif at the table ~ II nothing had
happened. Pete hurriedly crept into a
meal bin and drew down the lid. He
must have been there for hoars.
wnen toward evening Aiieke came into
the stable.
where are you. Peter" she vhis.
pefed, and Pete crept out from his
nioing place ~ white ~ . miller.
Mieke stopped for . laugh, then told
him to get away back into Holland
As tast as possible. a. the uhlaas were
not all asleep and this might be his
only chance, for the whole patrol had
oeen billeted on the farm and would
be In and out at all hours.
So the sweetheAsts bade each other
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
Ear on. Stuck on Ao.,n.

Rice Lake. Wis.-Fred Wedet,n.
young man Of this place. slipped ana
fell on . bowling alley. striking m.
side OF his head against the corn.-
OF an electric piano. A few second.
later someone noticed that one os ~.
ears was gone 1t was the first he
had heard about It. but sure euou1h
on making An examination he found
ne was minus An ear The lost mon.
Der was found lying on the floor NJ.
10. Johnson put It back in place ana
!" - now growing on again.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21

q hasty farewell and Pete hastened to
return by the same ardueus way he
had come. Now he Is once more do
ing his love making through . barbed.
wire barrier.
The Keota news., 1915-05-21
The kindred Touch.

Little Howard expressed . world.
wide sentiment the other day. subse-
Quent to the hanging Of his mothers
prixed yellow leghorn.
Howard" his mother said. shaking
her finger emphatically. did you hang
my yellow pullet in the coal sAed?"
HoEard kicked . small sandaled
foot against the portico steps. MA"
he said. looking down. II doat want
to talk."-Louis ]. Scott. Ontario.