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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES
ANDERSEN-Anders c., March 8. l9lb,
aged s. years, at family residence SSiV
Taylor street. ..s -. n
Funeral Thursday, March H. 1913, at 2
d. m, from Bfalley a Dorrance's chapel
Nineteenth and Cunning streots inter
ment Sprlngwell cemetery. FRIENDS IN
vtted.
Deceased is survived by his widow, one
son Nels c. Anderson, and one daughter
Mrs p. Thompson, OF Omaha
H.EONARD-Della May. March 10, 1915;
In her thirty-ninth year. beloved VIE
OF John Leonard.
Funeral from late residence. 26O2 leay-
enworth ST., Friday March ~, at l:D
D. m. sharp Friends Invited Interment at
Council Bluffs.
IlORENTZEN-Jacob aged Is years
month and days. died March S, 1915.
Funeral Friday afternoon at ! O'Clock
from family residence. 1883 South TWEEN
tieth street, 70 Danish Lutheran church,
Twenty-second and Leavenworth streets,
at o'clock. lnterment West Lawn GEM
etery. Friends invited
NENABIsEr-Mary T., aged 10, beloved
wife OF A. w. Venable; died March 10.
at her late residence. 2026 Brand Ave.
Interment at Springfield, Ill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12

H.EoNARD-Della May. March 10, 1915;
In her thirty-ninth year: beloved VIE
Of Irnhra I.annard-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
sWAPPER's COLUMN

RJBBER BOOTs-Have good pair OF
rubber boots almost new will sell OF
trade for something / can use; in good
condition: size 81 s. c. Isl. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

BUILDING PERMITS.
DR.. W. H. Garrison, 60i2 North TWEEN
ty-fourth. frame dwelling. s.. 500, Randall
X. Brown, 1923 Douglas, repairs and al
terations. N.OOO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12

ANNOUNCEMENTS
HOMEMADE sausage, only one In Oma-
ha. Sam Fisher, 1909 Leavenwh. d. 1890.
Wedding announcements. Doug. Pig. Co.
HAZEL Leaf Pile Cones. Best remedy
for itching, bleeding or protruding plea;
bOo postpaid; samples free. Sherman q
Mcconnell Drug Co. Omaha
ENROLL now Y. N. c. A. night school
LUCKY wedding rings at Brodegaard's
MILLINERY TRADE REVIEW" mag
azine for designer and beginner Re
view, 22l7 Capitol Ave. omaha, Neb.
SHEEP feeders, notice: Two western
shearers TO handle your clip. Address J.
Lamb, South Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
WANTED-sITuATIoNs

EXPERIENCED young man wants work
In hotel or restaurant; any kind Of
work; a willing worker. Address J 1875,
Rec
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
8erIiner Dfanntu@er.


Sn sic Mitte bon einem pfunb Mebl
miro eine CRUDE gema@t, oabin gibt
man Elm Sdfel4en aufgelDter 9efe
uno Elm babies ptnt Mtl@ uno ar
beitet nun rtngsum bos Mebl btnein,
10 6ab es etnen 9latten Seig 9ibt.
Scum perriibrt man Elm @iertelpfunb
> >rlahener Butter NIT bier gan5en
fern unb bier @tgelb, 3pet un3en
3uder, ettDas 3immt, @al5, nod Elm
Babies ptnt lauparmer Mtld un0 gibt
oie Mif@ung f@lieblt@ an oen 5eig.
Nun pirb no9 Elm peiteres pfun6
Mebl binein9earbettet, Der Seig miro
itart meferridenotd ausgero1t uno
in run0e @@eiben geftoden. SSn sic
Meitte tommt Elm 2Dffel4en feiter
Marmelabe, Ser GuBere 8anb mirb nit
81 beftri@en, eine 5peite @@eibe miro
6ariber gelegt uno am Ranoe feft au :
gebridt. Die &u@en miiRen nun an
tparmen Srten gut aufgeben uno tperz
ben Damn in 16mimmenhem @4mal3
uno auf beioen @eiten golbbraun gez
baden. @leth. na4 Dem 9erausnebz
men merben lie NIT 3uder unb 3tmmt
be1treut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
6 pargeltartoffe

Man todt einunbeinbalb pfunb
&artoffeln NIT Der @4ale, 5iebt fe ab
un6 fanet6et lie in @@eiben, morauf
man Tie nit Elm pfun6 %abgetropftem
eingema@ten 8re@ipargel permii@t.
SIN 5erlafener Butter f4mtBt mon
Mehl beugelb, pertoht 6ies nit benz
a%bgegohenen @porgelpafer unb 10
piel Mil@, oab eine gebunbene Sunfe
entftebt, i@medt bieie nit @ul5, Pfefz
fer unb nenig geriebener Mustatnub
ab uno gibt Sic &artoffeln uno @parz
gel binein. Sic mu7en re@t beib in
Der Sunte per0en unb betm Mnri@ten
beitreut man lie nit grDbli@ gebadten
@9tnfenreTt item. @tatt @pargel tann
mon au6 8lumentobl nebmen, be
fen in @a15ma1er nit elmer prife
3uder nt9t gu pei@ fo@en, oamit
mon i'm gut 3erlegen tann, bas 8luz
m%entobltpai1e r pirb an @teQe bes
porber angesebenen @pargelpaher s
pertpan6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
g utterfu 6 e n.

3met SGfel9en !9efe gibt mon In
cine @&uKel, gibt elm 9int lautparme
Mil9 oariiber un6 einen Seel0ffel
3uder, felt Sic @@iKel parm Bis
bic 9efe oben i9pimmt, gibt etnunoz
etnbolb pfuno Mebl bin5u unb riibrt
es gu einem f1iffigen Setg, ldBt i'm
5ugebedt an einem marmen Srte fteben,
Bis er geb0rig eegangen 1T. @e@s
1n5en Butter ribrt man gu @abne
nit feds nn3en fetnem 3uder, gibt
orei Ger bin3u unb sic abgeriebene
@@a1e elmer 3ttrone, gtbt oies gu Sem
Seig, rubrt aqes gut 6ur4etnanber,
gibt einen balben Seel0ffel Sal3 uno
etmas MeN htn5u, gtbt Sen Seig auf
Elm NIT Mebl Be treutes Brett unb perz
arbeitet i'm 10 lunge, Biz er ntdt mebr
an oen 9dnben t1ebt, aibt ibn in bic
@&uFel 5uriid un0 1dbt i'm 8ugeoedt
CUR ooppelten 6Dbe aufgeben. Damn
beftreidt man lange, einen 3o1 tiefe
81e9pfonnen nit Butter, ntmmt Elm
@tid bon benz Seig, ro1It i'm t1ein
fingerbid aus unb legt i'm in Die
pfanner1, oann 1tt9t man NIT Ser 60
BEL iberon in ben Seig un6 felt tbn
iparm. @enn er gu ooppe1ter 9Dbe
oufgegongen 1T, 1dbt man Elm babies
pfunb Butter fdmel5en, ntmmt Den
@daum ab nnb gtebt Sic Butter in
eine @9uKel, 1GBt Sen 8ooeniab auz
rid, 3erteilt bic Butter iiber sic Ruz
den, inoem man lie nit einem 20ffel
boriiber giebt, beftreut tie bid NIT 3ut<
ter, gibt Elm tpentg 3tmmt barber nno
badt bic Ruden i'm mittelbetben Diem
1e1brau11 unb gar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Mm 6. 9e5ember tritt Ser 81.

gm 6. 2e5e1nber tritt ser 81.
@ongreB 5u ieiner erite1 Sibungs-
Gerio6e 3niammen. 8abren6 Der
5enat INNER noh 6ieielbe bemofra=
tiide Mebrbeit (16) boben miro, Die
er I'M SO. &ongreB beiaB, tit Die
Mebrbet ser 9emofraten inn &eprd=
ientantenbouie BON AZ auf 25 Gtim=
men 5uriidgegangen. @5 mer6en inn
Observation-Disclosures namlib 229 De-
mofraten, 1876 &epublifor1er, 6 Nro~
greiiiDe, 1 unobbragiger un6 l. So=
5iuli1t iiben, mdbren6 Elm @ib bean<
ltan6et miro. Hrdiioent @ilion miro
olfo in 6ieiem @ongreB nidt 10 leidt
ieinen @inen 6urd1eben f0nnen, mie
er es inn SO. &ongreB fon11te. Nidt
auein, 6aB 6ie bemofratiide Mebr=
bet cine be6euten6 fleinere lit - er
miro sic ein5elnen bemofratiiden
MitgIie6er fdtperlid ib,n 10 gefiigig
fi1r6e11 mie bor6em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Seine Mpfeltprte.

Ginun6einbalb pfuno feines @eiz
3enmebl tommen auf ben 8adtii4,
elm bolbes pfuno Butter tommt in
Stud4en oarunter, in Sic Mitte ma4t
man Elm Sod uno i4ldgt 5ebn @tootz
ter unb 5pei gan5e @ier binein, oann
nod Elm @einglas @ein uno arbeitet
Den Seig, Bis olles MeN eingetnetet
unb au@ bic Butter perf@mun6en 1T.
Damn ro1t man 6en Setg aus, fti@t
etne groBe runoe platte aus, beftreibt
ie NIT feiner 4pfelmarmela6e, le9t
au9 nod einen Rano ringsum, BON
Seigitreifen au@ Elm glitter oariber,
uno ldbt bas @an5e auf einem Ruz
@enble4 baden. 9es f@0neren @usz
1ebens bolber fann mon Den Seig oben
NIT 81 beitrei4en, bas beiBt bor Dem
@in19ieben. Gtmaige Seigreite iin6
no@ gu miirben &re5eln II. +. 10. perz
men1bQr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Mimm1t @rinb meg,
8eieitigt Sen @aaransfall.
sdpnt Gner 6aar! aanft einc Is Gent
Slaide 9anberine geraoe jctt-8e=
ieitigt aud bas @autjufen.

9unnes, iprooes, farbloles unb mage
reg 9aar 1T Elm itummes 3eugniB fir
ELM bernnh1Giiigte 6aut = fir @rino
= ben idredliden @dorf.
sc gibt nihts, mas bag 3uar 10 ger
ltDrt als GRIND. &c beraubt BAG 6aar
ieines Changes, ieiner @tdrte uno ieines
2ebens, er8eugt gelegent1i9 Bieber unn
Suden Der 6aut, mobur9. tpenn nidt
beieiti9t, Die 5aartpur8eln 5uiammenz
ihrumpfen, 1id Ipsna6en unb gum Nbz
iterben aebradt nerben = Damn fdqt bag
9aar raf9 aus.
@auft cine 25 Gent Slofde @nopl=
tons 9anberine in irgenb elmer Npothefe.
SIR fDnnt iiderlth berrliden 6dornuhs
unb cine Maiie 6aure baben. tpenn Shr
eben nun cine feline Slaih e 9moerine
berfudt. @9on @uer 5aar. geriu6t
eel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Gbilipp @agner aus Soaeri6 5uge-

Gbilipp @ogner aus Soaerid 5uge,
idlagen.
&obi6eib. - 3um 9ebrer on
ser bieiigen &r1abenidl1le muroe Serr
Subertp aus 8onnetpeg NIT 5 gegen
4 Stimme1, 6ie m1f Serrn Sermes
aus 8einesfir4 fielen, DOM bieiigen
@en1einoeratb ernannt.
0M1eIingen. SIM October
Itarb bier inn @m1le ser 8armber5i-
gen 59meitern bonn I'll. 6rancisc11S
gan5 unertpartet na6 fur5em &ran-
fenlager sdtueiter Sonorata, geb.
%. 2orang aus &aunborf.
8mi6roDt. SIN einem Sonn=
tagmorgen fan0er feline M%ngeb0rigen
9errn Merib entieelt inn Bette Dor.
Gin SblagfluB bottle 6em 2eben 6eS
ettpa 70 Sabre alten Mannes Elm ID
bes @noe bereitet.
Gdmet5.
Germ Mun lit Sic 2inie Miin-
tier ren9en 6em gerfebr iiberge=
ben. Damit lit cine neue n11o quite
31tfabrtslinie gum 20tidberg geidaf-
fen moroen, Sic biel 5ur &ebung Seq
Observation-Disclosures Sranlttperz
febrs b%eitragen miro.
@Iarns. = SIM Sitter BON 60
Sobren ltarb in gIm 2anoratb @eorg
@bpner, Ser iid INN sic @eb11ng ser
glarneriiden 9an6pirtbi6oft uno
1tamentlih a1s S0roerer Ser idtpei5e=
riiden grm1npieb5u6t grobe Ser
bienite ertporben bat.
3urih. = Die Spinnerei in
2ango11 bertbeilt Elm 3ebntel bon IT.
rent er5ielten @epinn unter Ste Mr<
beiteridoft. = Sos 6eutide Conf =
Lot in @i11tertbnr foroert Sen 1916er
Sabrgang 6e1tider @iirger auf, iid
in Deutidlan6 6em Militar0ienit 5u
lteqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Citation for Hearing on Distribution
4nao

No. 1926.
Estate of Emma Ramackel, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Emma
Ramackel, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the distribution OF
the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
court her petition praying for the dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled;
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
10th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 10th
day of November, 1915.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
II I25-12I2-9 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Gin radFdltspuaer @ann.

,Jrouden, biesmal tomm i'd fri:
ber hetm aus benz @trtsbaus, in1rne'
unb epis tann ih bid bod aua MID,
NIT benz Griibftiid tparten lafen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
SIR 9anS m11o
Slide.
80 E BE s il r E.

y @esen eei@pd9te 9dnoe unb
6ube ooer Miden mirb bas tdgli9e
@inreiben nit Setfengeift i'm parmen
3immer als itdrtenb empfoblen. Man
bereitet oenfelben auf folgenbe @eife:
Man nimnlt penetianti@e @eife, 6te
man in ieoer Mpotbete erbdlt, f@abt
lie un6 iibersiebt iie tn elmer Glaf4e
nit einem 0ierteniter Meingeiit ooer
sutem 8ranntpein. 9te 5laf@e felt
man in bic Mdbe zines Sfens.
q Ginreiben nit @alicplz@ aieline.
3 @inretben NIT @imetB.
d @tnpulbern nit Salcum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

- SIN @efdn9nis au aa,
@efdngnisbirettor gu Den
Mdrtern in ser 3ele: Ser @efanz
gene lit ousgebro@en, pie bat ii4 Der
raffinierte Meni@ in Den 8eiB bon
Mert5eugen feBen t0nnen?"
@drter: r9eut3utage 1T a1es mog<
1i@, mabrf4etnli@ bot ct fein
S@lifelbetn benuBt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Wit Sem 8am ser 1teren 5dladt=

ldiffe fir sic Bunoesflotte fann Dor
laufig nidt %begonnen per6en. Miht
Dor naditen CONNER. gS feblt an
gtubl. Sic groben 2ieferungen nad
england baben Ole 2eiitungsfabigfeit
unierer @iitten erid0pft. limo gng=
lm16 muB naturlid 5uerlt Der orgt
per6en. 9us 1renrt man Damn uMme=
rica fir1t." Man fonr1te ltd to6tlahen,
me1m Ste Mngelegenbeit nidt einen 10
ernlten @ini1lag bdtte.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
CLERK HASLINGER
Now II Is, Assuming the Duties of
Clerk of Courts AIOnday-Wnl
Prove Popular OmcIaI.

The first of the list of changes in
the official roster of the county for
this year occurred last Monday when
Walter L. Johnson turned over the
keys to the County Clerks Office to
j. B. Haslinger, who was elected to
the office last November
Clerk of Courts j. B. Haslinger,
who recently moved to this city
from Coldwater, is now in full charge
of affairs with Miss nellie B. Johnson,
sister of former Clerk Walter John
son las his deputy.
Mr.. Haslinger has been around the
office for the past month and has al
ready become familiar enough with
the work to handle the business in
easy style. He is a most courteous
and affable young man and patrons
of the court house will find him al
ways ready and willing to serve them
in any business matters or informa-
ton connected with the Clerks Off
ce. He is a successful busines man
and the affairs Of the county over
which he has jurisdiction will be han
died in a most competent way.
The retiring clerk, Walter L. John
son, with his family, left last Monday
for Urbana, where he and Fred Vor-
denfelde, formerly with the Wagner
& Hellwarth shoe firm will open up
an up-to-date shoe store. Walters
many friends will be sorry to see
him and his family leave town, but
will certainly join the Democrat in
wishing them abundance of success
in their new venture
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
NEW MAP
Of the County Most Complete
Ever Gotten Out
The WIttens TO he Congratulated
on Their Work, which Fills
LOng-Needed Want.

Civil Engineer Otto Witten, one o.
the assistants In the County Survey
or's office. has just finished and put
on the market map of Mercer coun
ty which is the most complete work
of its kind that has ever been com.
piled-one that has long been need,
ed in all avenues of life.
II has taken ardous work on the
part of Mr.. Witten and his wife dur
ing the past couple of years to com
plete the map, and II shows the most
painstaking labor.
The map shows the location of ev-
cry farm property owner in the coun-
ty, with the exact acreage they own.
The name and acreage is drawn on
the face Of the map, in the space
allotted for the farm, making ii un-
necessary to refer to other sheets
than the map. The exact location Of
improved and unimproved roads is
designated, together with railroads,
streams, towns and hamlets, country
schools and churches, and in fact
everything that could be placed up
on a complete county map. The
work is done on a scale large enough
that the names of property owners
can be easily read.
While Mr. Witten has spent two
years on the work he made il
point, with the assistance of Mrs.
Witten, to get the realty transfers up
to the latest minute, and the map is
virtually exact so far as land owner
ship is concerned up until the time
of its completion, the 18th of last
April
The map is a valuable asset to any
home, and is almost a necessity in
every business house. Every school
board member in the county should
see to it that his school-roOm is sup
piled with one of the maps, as it will
enable teachers to impart informa-
ton to pupils, in an intelligent and
instructive way, that they could not
possibly do withoue its use. The
map IS worth at least ten dollars to
anyone, but Mr.. Witten is placing it
on the market at price far below
It's real value. You can see one of
the maps at this office, or numerous
business houses in this city, and ev-
cry farmer would find it a profitable
to his home. The maps can
be secured from Mr. Witten at his
nome on East Market street, or by
calling on him at the Surveyors Of
ice He or Mrs. Witten will be
pleased to show the map to you.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
OUTLYING
Districts Will Come In for What
Is Left When Disposal Plant
Is Complete, Say Dads.

Council met in adjourned session,
last Friday night with all members
present and Mayor Rice presiding.
The Mayor stated that the adjour-
ned session was principally to take
up the matter of extending the sani-
tary sewerage to outlying districts.
Henry Mayer, VIM. Teeters, Willis
Pifer and other residents of the East
End asked that the sewerage be com
pleted east of the Lake Erie & Wes-
tern tracks, while Frank V. Short,
VIM. Steward and others on behalf
of the residents of the West End ask
ed that the sewerage also be COM
pleted to the outskirts west of the
Cincinnati Northern.
Consulting Engineer w. j. Sher-
man, of Toledo, who has charge of
the local work stated that about
nine miles of sewer had been laid on
the work in this city, and that this
amount Of work had cost $48,496.75,
which, less Is per cent. or $7,274.50
had been paid to the contractors,
Martin e Stewart
The Council then authorized the
sewer committee to complete the re-
ceiving well and pump station at the
disposal plant, construct necessary
septic tanks, and use the balance re-
naming in the sewer fund to COM
plete the sewerage to the outlying
districts.
Mayor Rice appointed Leo Schunck
as deputy marshal for term of two
years.
The matter of furnishing the po-
lice with good search lights was re-
ferred to the police committee.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
CUPID'S VICTIMS

Finley w. Schelich, of New Lon
don, Conn, and Miss Bertha Gilberg,
of this city were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents,
Editor and Mrs. A. G. f. Gilberg,
corner Warren and Mill streets, this
city last Tuesday morning, Rev
Lance of the M. E. Church officiat-
ing, with the ring ceremony. I'M
mediately following the ceremony a
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served to relatives and few intimate
friends.
The groom is a son Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Schelich, and is we'll
known in this city He elft here
for Dayton several years ago where
he accepted employment with the Ma
tional Cash Register Co. He secured
a position on the sales force, and was
later transferred to New London,
Conn, where for the past several
years he has served the company as
district representative.
The bride is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilberg, and is one of
the most winsome and highly accom-
plished young girls of this city. She
is talented elocutionist, and has ap-
peared upon the platform in local en-
tertainments, probably more often
than anyone in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schelich left at noon
on Tuesday for a couple of weeks
honeymoon trip eastward, which will
end at their future home at New Lon
don The Democrat joins with their
manv friends in wishing them bon
voyage.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
Eleventh
Animal Meeting of Chautauqua
Opened AuSpiCiOusIy
But DisagreeabIe Weather This
Week Has Kept Many People
HOme-FIne Program.

The eleventh annual meeting OF
the Celina Chautauqua opened in a
blaze Of glory last Saturday and Sun
day which promised fair to rival any
meeting since the organization of the
local company, The program of the
opening days was the best ever had,
and had IL not been for the inclement
weather which has settled over this
city and section this week the Chau-
tauqua would probably have been the
most successful both in attendance
and finances in the history of the Ce-
lima Chautauqua association.
An unusual big crowd was out for
the opening program last Saturday
night and were more than pleased
with the entertainment given by the
Ham Jubilee singers.
A big crowd continued to enjoy the
program Sunday afternoon and even
ing, and praise galoor was showered
upon the Hams for their fine enter
in fact, they were rated
The best ever of its kind on the local
platform.
The Ley Sisters, talented young
musicians of Minister gave several
violin-piano numbers pro-
,eeding the lecture of DR.. Sadler, on
Sunday afternoon. The program has
with excellent numbers all
week and the crowds have been eX-
large considering the
old, rainy weather.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
FRIGHTFUL
Fall Sustained by Seven-Year-OId
Lad From Ladder on Furni-
ture Factory Tank.

Waldo, the seven year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cavender, of
Lisle street, Citizens addition, met
with a serious, if ont fatal, accident
last Sunday evening, when he fell off
the ladder leading to the water tank
at the furniture factory, distance
of probably thirty feet.
The lad, together with Leo Young
er, Tavern Frederick and Vernon
May, were playing about the furni-
der is employed. They decided to
climb the ladder at the water tank
and the Cavender boy when about
thirty feet above the ground lost his
hold and fell forward on his face and
abdomen, probably receiving inter
nal injuries. One rib was cracked
but otherwise on bones were broken.
The tot arose and walked almost
a half square towards home before
succumbing. The other lads had
ran ahead and called his parents. Dr.
Otis was Immediately summoned,
and when he examined the boy he
decided to have him removed to his
office, where he thought possible, an
operation would have to be under
gone. However, he began to rest
and seemed somewhat improved on
Monday morning. Tuesday the ply
scian decreed that he could be re-
moved to the home of his parents.
He has continued to improve slowly,
and it is now believed that he will
recover
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
BILLY DALE
Noted Find of Last Fall, Disposed
of to Walter Cox, of CIeve-
land for $500.

Billy Dale, the fast pacing gelding
which went a mile in 2:09 4 during
the San Felice stake race at Lima a
week ago, was sold last Tuesday by
Driver Billy Goggin to Walter Cox,
noted big ring driver, at Cleveland,
for SO, 500.
While a green horse at the open
ing of the season this year Goggin
drove him to win in a $1,000 pace
stake at Marion, and repeated the
performance by winning the $1,000
San Felice stake in straight heats at
Lima last week. This week the
horse was taken to Cleveland to en-
ter a 1000 pace stake event there.
The horse has created quite a furor
and numerous offers hOd been made
for him.
The animal was purchased by Pat
King, of this city, at the request of a
number of his friends here, after the
animal had won the boys road race
at the Van Vert county fair last fall,
After the horse had won the first
heat of the road race Mr., King at
tempted to purchase him and had
virtually closed the deal for the an
imal for $500. In the second and
third heats of the race the horse ran
clear away from the field, and before
Mr.. King could get hold of the ami
nal he was compelled to pay $500
He Immediately put the horse under
Billy Goggins care with the result
that his training and stake winnings
at Marion and Lima increased his
value from S40O to $35OO, besides
winning for his owner two valuable
races.
Speaking of the horse and the deal
the Cleveland Plain Dealer Of We'd
nesday says:
With two $1,000 stakes on today's
card at GhaiwOod track, racing Of
Grand Circuit variety is looked for,
There will be six starters in the 2:14
pace, with Billy Dale the headliner.
Billy was purchased Monday for Wal
ter Cox and it is said the big ring
driver will be here to drive the horse
today.
The Plain Dealer of yesterday has
the following to say regarding Billy
Dale's work on Wednesday:
Vance Nuckols had a mount be-
hind a live one in Billy Dale, whom
he drove to a straight heat victory
in the 2:14 pace. Billy was pur-
chased Monday for Sanford Small of
Boston. who owns Worthy Prince,
and others of Walter COx's stable.
Mr.. Small was here to see his new
purchase race and was well pleased
with the hobbIed wriggler, who beat
good field of PAGERS in fast time.
Major Kelley was the contender,
forcing Billy to step 2:09A to win
the second heat