davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-28

a dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbOrs birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-28

Particular people prefer Sulzbergers
Majestic Hams and BacOn-Deliciously
Different--Adv-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
5DltIanos SlotaOclrulel. .
ODn0 man mener Um Den
@aibin9tOn.
giOroen ON SpiflanOS CptrGOen.,

@ai6inaton. :. g., 6. 6eb. ~
Sci toife 2lomiralitct5 8ariel ON,
at 5arDanoene runot ON England
% ]1oro. % geiriranfrigs auiter
oil blipe betragtet iom oprenoe in.
ben ior ari9s8onen, OreiteOes /
aablnetsme6et @aar. DIR. Gan.
ling. lloenrigsoepartementets iilri.
oiife aoniulent, par til SteOe i
Steoet Tor lloenrigsniniiter grDan,
Der par iranurenoe. Den alniinoe.
Iiac Wening blan0t 0ipnoig6eoerne
Der @nar par. at llniteO States
niloe npqte at anerfenOe SDiflanOs
8efret ON en- 9Iofaoe Dlnnge for
ifeIlige Weninger irembolotes, men
oct ioaoes, at lloenrigsOepartemen.
tet fife bdo0e iadet nogen SSnitrlir
til at proteitere. Den rdaoenoe
fonierpatioe Mening par, at II. q.
81. inqen @rrn0 piloe bape til at
frelnlpage 9eiopringer. meOminore
Ell tnif llnoerpanosbnaO oirfelig
anareb ct Sfi6. iom ieileOe mOer
omerifanif iSlag. Oct inorsmme.
oes uoen Sorbe6olo, at oeriom et
merifanif Sfib IfuIOe bIiOe
fprenet of en- tpit ltnoeronnosbnao,
oiloe bette ina ooermaaOe tore
6dger
Get inotsmmeoes at Sen Stil.
lima. Der CT opitaaet iom 6elge al
0efretet. er al tor 9em0ning ior
oen amerifanIfe Sefart. Zen ia.
re. iom 3nIflanO bent0Oer til /
3orbinorlie meo Srroielen paa
Sapet. oentes at bile bringe 81.
ioriifrinastafiterne H. z. u. til
at itiae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
9lrfnnias ,torlrgacs".

oittfe 9iocf. Grf. 6. lSebr Sena.
tct beoto1 I @aar Torbunos.6oriln-
act, iom ytsrlpaaer" 9(rfauias ira
/. esaniar npite 9far Suicts g'eo.
taaplic al 7oriIooet fonOt steo I'M.
ser 8ornoiatnina af 9opcns Strait.
irr6en ol(ereoe I Syllni Oette Mar.
"a opn oif oerfor blipe Tcrot tilboae
iii Senntet.
@uoernsren er aunitie itemt for
Goriloget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
g1oroen inoigncret.

St telegram til 0niln ]ieps ira
aebenhaun meloer;
9et tnife 2(omiraliiet5 Irldel
OH At afnoe Sfibe, iom teller UNDER
nentralt 1laa. Sanf. bliper al
6ele Den ffanoinapiife @reSie ior-
0emt JON en- utiIqipelia arpufeIie
Al Netten til iri Sanoelstrniif.
9(omiral Aihelieu. FrPiiOent Tor
6et Roreneoe ganpifibSielifab, ion
er BET iterite DompifibSieIifab /
3annarf. oa iom eier $50 Sfi6e,
oeri in0beiattet 2(tlanterhaositibe.
he. iom aaar 9fute paa glem
Dorf, oa mango Gampifibe, iom
iarer Rot oa SsoeUnrer til @ng.
lan0, erflpre0e, at 1uiflnuos trlt-
en0e 7efret fife uiloe hape nogen
9irfning paa hans Sfibes 9ligaug
ira 9anmarf ior nPrDprenoe
9lationolitioen6e" pil Gag moe.
6oI6e en le0cn0c 9(rtifeL bpori ser
protriteres moo oet tpife 9IOmiraIi'
tets brutnle Ooerareb
ariitiania, 6. 9sebr, ria 9sben-
baon oa 9onoon. - Den Wiening,
iom bar pGret uOtnIt al mango FER
pr. at 5pifIano nrppe oil gere no
get Sorisq poa at gennemfere lin
9fofaoe IrilieI moo oen nelltraIe
Sfibsiart. On nf Gireftererne /
Sfibsre6erioreninaen iaeoe | @nar,
at 5uiffanos annoaereIie uiloe BIZ
ne opiattet iom en- uenifabelia no
nariel.
.MoraenbIa0et" iiaer reooftio'
melt, at Der life ioreli9aer nogen
Srnno iii at tro. at Iniflnno az
ter at soelGaae Sc nelltrnIe Gam
oes Snnoel. og 6et at ifpOe ct nelt-
trait Sfib / Srnf I 1nrpanNe, iom
BET piffnarIia 6nr erflrret at pG.
re en- aries8one, er ct Experiment,
fom 1nTflan0 npppe piI ioretaae
9'entrale 2onoe. erflrrer gIaoet
oil Tiffert fonmie iii at proteiterc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
Qnr0Pn ruunt.

] I--~-~----~-~-----~-----~----
----'-------~~- ------~--~---->--'->
6lpOeulDffe @anaoa. Qonoon,
&. 6ebr, @sihlant @Qiam s.
Sborp al oct canaoiife ,5lpueforps
IDrteOe i @aar neo unoer Ell 5lpu-
ming Oeo S6ore6am % orpbteS.
st engelif Wio0trpf. 9ol0on, g.
6e6r. st 6erppren0e 9la0 bar u0.
louet Ell 9elenning paa $1,000 til
9elGtningen paa 0et ferite 0anoel5.
ifib, iom 6orer en- tpif llnoeroanos.
6aa0 SGnf.
alucfs Ssn faloen. Berlin, oia
9(mter0am % 9onoon, , 6eb.
General Don 9tlcf5 ploite Sgn,
iom par 2sitndnt 0forinen, er
falOen en- 9(rtillerifanlp peo 0fi0-
oeIferfe Oen 26. Sanlor.
9agerierne bepogtes. 2lniteroam,
3iSe6 ~ @erI. IagebIatt" ifriper, at
9erlins 9prndO bar tonpont t2,.
900 Siplpefonitabler til 9eifDttel-
ie al Observation-Disclosures al Srpgt
ior llroli96e0er.
a5oroifGIp @nglano. 9onoon, 3.
6eb. $ ManoogS mprfeoes 9Sor0-
ifGlo Here SteOer / 9orfibire. @n
Uiinenrbeioer begrooeoeS lmoer neo.
imrtet &nl en- 9ulnline og 0rp6-
tes. s Here Wfiner blep @ongene
ipprret al neofalone aul.
1pritelig 6orlopelie. 9u6areit
4. iSebr Griniesie @li3obet6 al 9lu-
mGnien's 6orGooelie me0 aronprins
Seorg al @rGfenlnno oeflarere0es
Soar 9riniesie GIi3a6etb er plS,
ite Qntter al Song 6erbinan0 al
fumPnien.
Stolien OiI beiGtte 0llro35o. Go-
ri5, 3. 6ebr. SSiI Telegram ira u.
t6en er en- italienif 6pr paa 10000
Qiano iammenOraget peo 9Den Sd
rn peo 9(0rinterbapet 9}prbe0en al
9rinoiii 0en Seniigt at 6eiptte
0llra85o 9(lbonien.
ariigers Senneien for arigsret
Grrtorio, SDo 9lfrifa, bia 9onoon,
.. 6e6r. @orlanentSme0lem ben
ipOoirifonife Union Bieter grobler
er blepen itillet ior arigsret, iom
anfIaget ior 5orrG0eri. San er
en- Ssnneisn al Baul ariiger
EDiflanos 6oripnIiabeo 9(miter.
oan 4. Scbr. y9erliner Ia9ebIatt@
ifrioer, at Sen tpIfe 9fegering bar
til Seuiiat at opfebe Spin til ct 9e-
LOB al 80 @illioner Collars til
5(agtning og bermetiIf 9leolGg-
nina til @utg iaaoel ior 9lrmeen
iom Sen chile 9eiolfning.
SStalienerne @nalono bien1fal-
oes. 9onoon, 3. Sch. 9e itolienife
gleIeroiIter, iom bar opboIot iig /
ENGLAND, bar ioaet 9eifeo ON at
6oloe iig reOe til at msoe un0er
Ionerne. 9ette anies Der iom Se9n
poa, at SytoIien muliguis inoen IGn-
ge foIter fla in0 / 9ri9en
Opitonoen I Spooirifa. 9onoon,
5. 2eb. Get formo0es, at General
2ouis 9otbo en- nGr 6remtio oil
fal6e in0 / tpif Eerritoriltm | SDo.
ofrifo. Oberitleitnnnt Wtarit5 'sOper-
qipelie ifoI opre umi6oelbart lore
Itaoen0e og bill uogsre oct iioite
anpiteG / 9oernes 0teisning MOB
9riterne.
SStalienife 9(r6eioere Ipiflono
9cnneoig, A. Tebr., nio 01iihen
SStolienife gsnoer, boooe Na9no oa
auinoer, reiier ltort 9lntol til
Ipiflono, bpor Sc iaor 9lrbeioe paa
9onoet og / 5abriffer. 9ennen er
uipSponIig bsi, for @'pno 6l5
Morf ON Doaeh for auin0er 3
Oforf. SStoIienife g(piier ooparer
ooa moo at reiie til Fniflon0 pno
@rltno of llpisheocn / StnIiens.
lloenriespoIitif
ct oonf Mineofier2 2onoon
GngImb,. 3. 8ebr. Sra 9sbenhapr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
"A. 9Iarg.

tele9raieres til @rc5ange 5elearap6,
at Der ngres 6rDgt ior, at oct Oan.
ife 0anlpifib 0}nrielis6org er gaoet
nnoer, ian0ipnligpis eiter at ppre
ite0t paa Ell @}ine. o0tarielis6org4
aigif ira geniacola 10 December
og 9torfolf Sen %. for ae6en6aDa.
Get er ct Sti6 paa LIS Cons meo
lem o9 tpOe @on0S 9eiGtuing.
gil @rpfenlano 6jplpe 5erbien2
9aris, 2. 6e6r. Sra 9lt6en tele-
9raieres.
o@rpfenlanO oil fonlne Serben
til 3jpIp MOB ct tpif-6itrrigif Sn0.
ialo meo belle jim StriOsnagt. Ser
6erifer MI oen itsrite @irfIonl6eo
De militpre aparterer.
Get me fSelttog mo0 Scrbien.
2onoon, 2. 6eb. 0oilp Wiails aor.
relponoent @ene0ig rrfarer ira
9ndareit og llSfu6, at en- ubpre
tpifeitri9if 9lrme er foncentreret
/ 8efia S6ipfn pe6 9onait, Der
boor llngarn, &impnien og Ger.
bien grGnier iammen. 9lrmeen er
6ereot til at rDffe inO 'Serbien.
men bin0res forele6ig al SSiuan0e
@n patriotiif Fige Moifpa, uia
Getroqrao, 4. 6e6r. @n nittenaarig
Giqe, Olga araiilnifoff, er blonot
oe ioore0e, iom er bragt til Moifipa
ira Sronten Sun blep iaaret | 30
Den eiter at bane oeltaget nitten
Slog. Sun msnitreoe UNDER ct paa.
taget 9taon, og 6en6es 9en op0a.
9eoes isrit efter at bun bar blepet
iaoret Sun 6lep oeforeret me0 Ct.
8eor9sforiet
erins 9lligltits 2Giioner g(m-
| Iter6ont pia 2ofiSor, 8. 6ebf asrins
9(nqlit @il6eln, Geiier @iGbelms
fieroe pIoite Ssn, er &efonoaleicent
efter ct oobbelt 9en6rrO / 0en ne.
0re Gel al Sen enc Soite oa ifere
9enbruo I Sen DenItre 500, me0oe.
fer .9ofal 9Gn3eiger" 9enbrli00e.
nes 9tatur er fonlmet for Dagen
oeo en- 9ontgenun0eri6gelie 9rin.
len fom til 5fa6e imoer en- 9Guto.
mo6ilnlnffe oeO 9ronten / 9eooenl-
Der.
9ersnlt Slot 6oeIngt. BERT g.
8ebr. 5ranIfe 6lppere bombaroereoe
| I @aar set berenlte Sontber9s5lot
/ glIais, boor tpife Stabsofiicerer
nar in6foarteret Slottet fom
9rano og neobrGnOte til @rluoen,
oa SSloen bre6te iig til noale onlia.
aenoe Sitie og llomre og alt bar
mart ioroan0let til en- rpgenoe
9fuinhob
6ombera Sfot oor Sen iranIfe
G3reninoe O3atpeou's 2onoip0e. Get
oar bcfcnot ior fine snmIe 0t6bler.
Sfaoen Qaor op Here @eaioner
1rancs
9ytalien fe6er melt Soe0e. Stem
gorf, 8. 6ebr Gbefen for set itoti'
itiife 9ureau, Cant, oplpier en-
9fapport, at llOigrilen al Spe-
oe til SStolien / 0ogene ira 81. til
81 December FAR opergaaet lloier'
IGen til noget onoet 9nnO I'll Sta
lien u0fsrtes t,964,29S 9nibels.
Gen npItIterite SpeOeopfsber, Sol.
LAMB, fom frm op til 920.359 9u.
Fhels. Som Summer ire fonImer
enolano meb t92,OO2 9ui6eIs 1il
gsorqe, set eneIte Ifonoinaoiife2ono,
iom nppntes 9iopporten, Git 3d.
900 9ui6els.
,9ergensfiorO" Gbriitiunio, IA.
Somlar. : 3n0 inOl6b Der Telc-
gram til Sen norifc 9lmerifalInle
ON, at y9eraensiioro" bar bleoen
in6broat til Girfnoll Raa ianne
Ti6 bor Observation-Disclosures ira &c.
ootionen 2onoon mootoaet WleoOe-
leIIe ON, at Sfibct er Trigioet %
IonoInnliepis paa Gei til 9eraen-
z 5elae 9eleprom til Sen heror
ren6e brittle 2egntion bleo Ser
aensfioro" inobraat til airfunu,
foroi Sfibet 6opoc ct fort glntnl
fn7fe Officcrer 90 gleierpiiter on
9orS, Tom reiite itnoer foff Pos.
| Sitter at 3niferne par iierneoe, blcu
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

'tSNIiNtAiA 81 H1INt HC1BbHpAH HlbNll
Al ct 5oriIag ON sStatsiorbuO moo
Salg Al alfo6oliite 0riffeoarer.
8oIotagt bnonet @Dans, GA,
g. 6ebr., Or. U. u. Gufberion Der
9Den bIep @aar ifnot al en- Sol
BOB. san oar anfIo9et ior golotGgt
% bar ilngtet til Ell 5arm hoen for
9Den boor Ell 5lof al 9pens gor-
gere ian0t BAN o. ifeo bant oo ban
life oiloe ooer9ipe Jig.
0ueroroentli1 itor 5remgang. Jieip
Dorf. 2. iSe6r. 5 Sen6olo til 5or.
manoens 9iapport oe6 Stemnerets-
fpinOernes aarli9e q9foIlp" iom
bol0tes ber, er Der i51668 in0Ifrep.
lie 5temmeretsfoinoer Greater
Rem Dorf. 3 1911 er 0te0lernsan.
tallet 9fep 2orf eaet meo life
nlin0re emo 1876.
Omfomne 9Irbeioere. @rano Ho.
piOs, Oiieb.. 2. 5ebr. Spp WfpnO,
iom par beifpitiaet meo 9ipOnings.
arbei6e 9ininerne eitq en- ior 70
llger iioen neobrpnot 5abrifsbpg-
nina. idtte @oar 2iuet til, ioet en-
al ee geuitaaenoe NiurpGg5e itgrteOe
neo ooer Dem. De 6Ieu ale 0raget
irem iom Gig.
". s. Stofe9. 8atertomn, 3.
8nf.. 6orinano / Den aomite, ser
bleu neoiat al @inerner 9prne for
at ioreitaa sSnoiamlinaen I'll oe uso.
Iioenoe 9el1ien. bar inoleperet
lin 9apport til 8nuernsren slap
porten oiier. at e'aoerne / Benge
oa @orer uogioroe $f4,3t6.05 9en.
acne anpenotes til Snofsb al 0leI
9(ntitorin til europa Jfem 0orf.
6. 1Sc6r., 1r. 0lattias gticoll S5ry
uotalte en- 6orelpsnina ior Plea.
oenn Of Me0lcine. al Der ien0es TO
O5iaioner lluits Ietnnus - 9tnti-
torin til De frigsieren0e 2anOe /
europa 6oer Waaneo. Ger par bio
til ienot tilitrpffelia antitorin til
at are 250,0O0 01enneifer immune.
GiteriIet ira Utineitrifen DenDer,
Sol. 3. 5ebr. 9ti 9lrbeioerleoere %
Die0lemmer al Observation-Disclosures.
ninger er lat nnoer 1iltale al
@ran0ilrpen Sueriaao @ointD
oa arreiiereoe Si9telierne gGIOer
Moro. SlospaaiptteIie, 9rabsiOr-
isa oa 0ptsier 5orbinoelie meo Oe
iioite llroliabeoer 0tineoiitrifter-
ne / Colorado.
apin0eitemmeretten. Irenton, q.
3. 3. 3ebr, 6niet bar enitemmig
oeotaget 1pllcserflpringen om en-
5illpqsparaarai til 5tatsfonititio-
men om Stemmeret for auinOer.
@rflpringen gaar M til Senatet.
9egge 0uie oe0tog GrfIGrin9en /
iSior. Spis Senotet ueota9er ben,
oil SpsrgSmaoIet bIipe forelo9t Nep
9,erieps gpIqere til StaoieiteIie el.
fer 5orfaitelie Mar
O6ioilooen goar ooer line 9reO-
Ser. g9beclina. @., 3d., A. 5ebr
Ii 1ufino Mono, iom orbeioeoe /
,Sabriffer neo Sbloilooen mellem
@6eeling oa Gait 2ioerpooI, Ohio,
er 6lepet nioIertioia arbeiOsIeie,
ioroi Ilo0en er ganet ooer fine
9reooer. @beelina Sslano er nG.
item belt ooeriognlnet. Sfolerne er
lnffet oa oe offentIige 9pgninger
aobnet Tor 0e bienilsie.
Ohio tiger irenoeles. Gincinua-
ii. 8. 6. 1ebr, 06ioflooen tiger
frenl0eIes Gent i Mites bIep 20
(aiteoe oe t3 tonime 9nlpromme re.
uet Ies fra oeres Sorteitinger og
isrtes bort al Strsnmen. gn 6e-
aerinasboao fom ino imeIlemRram-
meme oa Orep li1eleoes bort. 6lert
nin6re goaoe ianf 3 0oe pil
Union Citation ontoaelig montte ior'
laoes. Oct pentes, at 8anoiton0en
Tag bill naa 55 SOB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

0eO al Sfraf. 9eoria, s5a., 6.
5e6 @n 40 9(ar gammel 0iano,
iom par anfla9et ior IDDeri, ialot
900 on ioran Sfranfen, oa ban
ireuitille0es ior 8onlmeren. 0on
0eOe al 5rDgt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

ct bonf Mineoffer2 2onoon,
engGono,. 3. 8ebr. Sra 9sbenbapn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

OpItanoen / Spooirifa. 9onoon,
5. Sch. Oct forrnooes, at General
2ouis 9otbo en- npr 6remtio oil
ial6e inO tpIf Serritoriitm | SDO.
afrifo. OberItlsitnant Marit5 t5'sOper-
gipelIe ifoI opre mi0Oelbart lore
Itaoenoe og bill uogsre oct Iioite
Qnpitel 9oernes 6eisning MOB
9riterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

9Stolien oil beiptte 0lra35o. pa
ri9, 3. 6ebr. SiI. Telegram ira u.
t6en er en- itolienif 6pr poa 10000
Qiano iamnenoraget oe0 9pen 9o-
m peo 9(orinterbapet 9lprbeoen al
9rnoiii 0en 6eniigt at 6eiptte
0ura55o / 9GIbanien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

9talienerue @nalano biemfal-
oes. 9onoon, 3. Sch. 9e itolienife
gieIerpiIter, iom bar opboIOt iig /
Gnglauo, bor foaet 9eifeo ON at
6oIoe fla reOe til at meoe unoer
iSonerne 0ette onies Der iom Se9n
poa, at SytaIien mu1igpis in6en Ian-
ge faIter fla in0 8ri9en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

tspriteIig 6orIouelie. 9udareir,
4. 2ebr Griniesie @li3obetb al 9iu-
mpnien'5 6orlooelie me0 aronprins
@eorg al @rGfenl1no oeflarere0es
/ @unr. 4riuiesie GIi3a6etb er plo,
ite Cater al Song 6erDinano al
Humpnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

ariieers Ssnneisn for arig5ret
Grrtoria, SpO 9firifa, oia 2on0on
3 6e6r. @arlamentSmeolem ben
ipooirifonife Union 8ieter @robler
er bleoen itillet ior aria5ret Iom
anfIaget for 6orrGoeri. San er
en- Senneim al 8aul ariiger.
The day book., 1915-09-18


beside her husband.
Dick and l went with her and Jim
Edie insisted upon accompanying us.
Jim was heartbroken and he voiced
his sorrow in the quaint way that pc
culiarly belongs to him.
81 suppose" he said, while we were
on the train, 'that no one ever tells
the truth about his mother"
"Why, what do you mean, Jim," l
asked in surprise.
"Well, you see, never had a moth
er. She died when l was born, and
to tell you the truth, l have always
thought that most of this mother
stuff was mere sentiment which made
her a sort of angelic being that could
not by any sense be real. -.
81 have seen a good many of my
friends mothers and outside the
glamour of the name l have found
them much like other old women
mostly selfish, exacting and self-sat-
isf1ed, having to be petted and cajoled
and making general nuisance of
themselves.
''Margie, never knew had missed
anything until met dear Aunt Mary.
She was the beautiful reality of all
had dreamed a mother might be.
'She was a good woman-the very
best woman have ever known-and
yet she understood that these temp
tations that might hold all the allure
ment that heaven might give for some
of us while for her they seemed only
the scorching fires of hen.
"She marched with her regiment,
Margie. She never Jagged behind or
missed step. She died with the SEN
tence that Robert Ingersoll said over
his brothers cold form just before it
was consigned to earth. Ever since
Aunt Mary died it has been running
through my mind, He had a sym
pathy as wide as want and like the
sky it bent above suffering world.
\
The day book., 1915-09-18


for her reverent love that / have
never felt for another human being
l have been a better man because Of
her and it will be a long time before I
shall get over the feeling of great
loss"
This, little book, is just the way
feel about dear Aunt Mary. She
never failed to say the thing thought
she would say, nor do the thing
hoped she would do. If can only
grow old as she did, feeling always
that "the best is yet to come" will
not only be happy, but make others
about me happy.
What a terrible thing it must be,
little book, to feel that some people
would be happier if you were dead
and yet it is true that when you are
nearing the end of life the people
about you will be happier when you
are gone and yet this is the condition
in most families when one of its mem-
beps lives to great age.
Dear Aunt Mary was over 20, but
she was the greatest chum and most
valued friend have ever had-and
now she has gone forever.
We returned to the city and l again
had an illustration of her love for me-
When dear Aunt Mary's will was
read it was found that she had left
me the beautiful old home, where she
and Uncle John had lived so many.
years, all it's old furnishings, her
clothing and jewelry. The rest Of her
property, except some keepsakes to
Mother Waverly, Jim, Dick and AM
ME, she divided between Mollie, Mary
and me. p.
This, Dick says, will give US about
$40, 900 each, OF course, Mother Wa
verify thinks it dreadful that Mary
should have divided her property
among strangers" meaning Mary
and me = but Dick thinks it is all
right.
The day book., 1915-09-18
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

IT MARY Is BURIED BESIDE HER HUSBAND
,ht, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Associat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
The first reunion of the Arabian

The first reunion of the Arabian
Knights club of Salem and Marion
county will be held tomorrow evening
on the fifth floor of the Masonic tenn
pie. This club consists of local mem
bers of the AL Khader shrine of Port.
land and was organized few months
ago with DR.. w. Carleton Smith as
president. For this first social, it is
expected that fully rs will be present.
Although the meeting tomorrow even
ing is exclusively for men, arrange
ments are under way for other social
functions during the winter when the
ladies will be present. Tomorrow night
the meeting will partake largely in the
way of Hallowe'e 'en party with decora-
tions and place cards suggestive of
ghosts and goblins and other spirits
that are abroad at this time of year.
To take charge of this first reunion of
Shriners, DR.. w. Carleton Smith, as
president, named the following commit
tee: E. M. LAHORE, Henry B. Thielsen
Walter H. Smith, A. e. Strang and f..
A. Erixon.
Boy Scout dance, Armory, November
4. Benefit to build scout cabin.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
cARRANzA AT MoNoLovA.

Eagle Pass, Texas, Oct, %. General
'arranza arrived at Moucloya at /
clock this afternoon en- route to Pied.
ras NiegNs whore he is due tomorrow,
according to telegram received here.
The Mexican consul said Carnuga had
not been assassinated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
LOST IN THE WOODS.

Ceutralia, Wash, Oct 2a.-Fears
were felt today for the safety of W.
n, Williams farmer, Of Grand Mound,
who has been lost in the woods near
his home since Wednesday noon. A
number Of possemeu have not been able
10 find him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

Frank J, Miller, state public service
commissioner, returned yesterday even.
ing from San Francisco where he has
been attending the convention of the
National Association of Railroad com
missioners, Mr.. Miller was in SaI
Francisco for about two weeks visit
ing the fair and attending to business
matters in that city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

Flacards are out announcing the ad-
dress to be given here by Richmond p.
Ilobson, former representative from
Alabama, at the armory on the evening
OF Thursday, November Is, under the
auspices of the anti-saloon league of
America. DR.. Edwin l. Stearns, of New
York, will also speak the same even
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

The Salem Iron Works bought all the
iron in the Salem Flouring Mills burned
September q, and today is putting up
derrick to remove the heavy rolls.
These rolls each. weigh from 400 to 600
pounds and are % in number.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

Although great part of the Polk
county business may be cut off tomor-
row, the indications are that the public
market and sales day will be largely
attended tomorrow, as general inter
est has been awakened in the success of
this sales day, and the farmers now
realize that it is up to them to make it
a success or failure. Articles to be Of
feled for auction sale have been listed
at the Commercial club. w. S. Low will
personally take charge of affairs to see
that the sales are carried out strictly
IN accordance with his promise to the
farmers that everything would be on
the square.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

The Salem Festival chorus will meet
next Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock
in the First Presbyterian church Under
the direction of Professor Menden1all,
the chorus will continue its study of
the "Hymn of Praise" by MendeI-
ssOhn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

Prof. Wallace MacMurray, of Viii
lamette university, will address the Sa-
lem ministerial union at 1880 O'Clock
next Monday morning at the Y. NJ. c.
A., taking for his subject, "The Amer
lean theatre as 1t Ought to Be-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

The bridge department of the state
highway engineers office today sent
the completed plans for a reinforced
concrete bridge across Cozine creek
near McMinnville, to the Yamhill coun.
ty court, The bridge is 800 feet long
and win cost about $4,000 according to
the plans of the department. The plans
are submitted to the county court for
the approval of this body and if they
are accepted the bids win be let in tn,
rear future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

The ordinance providing for speed
limit Of three miles an hour for any
trains within the city limits will be re-
turned to the council by the committee
in charge next Monday evening, with
the recommendation that the limit be
made six miles an hour, instead of
three,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
The Bridge Problem
Awaits Engineer

With but 4S shopping days until
Christmas, and 25 to 35 per cent of the
city's business cut off by the closing
of the bridge, the merchants of Salem
face a serious proposition.
A meeting was held last evening to
make arrangements for means of i'm
mediately relieving the situation, but
nothing will be done until Assistant
State Highway Engineer Sadler makes
his report to the county court. This
report will be handed in next Monday,
and will not only state whether the
bridge can be temporarily repaired for
light traffic, but also give the probable
cost, and time in which repairs could
be made.
If the report is against any traffic
whatever on the bridge, the merchants
will Immediately put into execution sew
eral plans outlined at the meeting last
evening.
The whole bridge situation now re,
solves itself in waiting for the engin-
eer's reports to the county court Mon
day, and then immediate action. This
may include the building of pontoon
bridge, establishing a ferry, or use of
the Southern Pacific tracks in bringing
passengers across the river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29
DR.. Stones Drug Store.

The young people of the Jason Lee
Memorial church will give npsquer-
ade party next Monday evening at the
home of Miss Mable Roberts, 1860 Sum-
mer street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-29

Quality, quantity and economy NEE
at the Midget Market, 37l State.