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On Personal Devil-Dr. W. o. Henry
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on rs There Personal Devil?' and Dr.
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On Jesus for Needy Men,
Watsrbaok Bursts-While efforts
were being made to thaw out frozsn
waterback in the kitchen range at the
nome OF William l.. Musgrave, 2ll9 Pink
ney street, the waterback burst and
caused some damage. but no injuries.
the fire department was called out in
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tendent Of transportation for the street
railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
ALLEGED C0UNTERFEITER
is TAKEN TO SIOUX FALLS

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Jan. i6-Deputy
United States Marshal Anderson arrived
here late today, bringing to the county
jail George Tate. who il IL alleged, is
wanted at Pittsburgh. Pa. on an indict-
ment for passing counterfeit money.
Tate broke Jail in the east, and finally
made his way to Milbank. s. d. While
under the influence of liquor he let out
some OF the facts about his earlier life,
which resulted in an investigation. and
his subsequent arrest. He was taken
before Commissioner Knight, and then
turned over to the federal authorities
here. Tate will be returned to Pennsyl-
Vania.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Pupils OF A. NJ. Borgium and Mrs, D.
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TRACTORS TO GIVE
STEEL QUADUILLE
Giant Power Machines Will Be
Massed in Basement Of
Auditorium.
MIDWEST MEETING THIS WEEK

Such a roaring, chugging, churn-
ing and laundering OF steam-and-
gas-driven steel has perhaps never
been heard at Fifteenth and Howard
streets, as will be heard periodically
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday in the basement OF the
City Auditorium when the big Mid
West Implement show will be on
there.
The big show is coming. and there
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bition from hundreds OF implement COM
penies. But the big tractors. the great
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agility. They will move ahead again,
slow down. reverse and steam males
tically backward like a plocene monster
at bay.
QusdriIle of steel.
Dozens OF them. yes dozens in that
great cement basement. will roll. charge,
churn and mingle in grand quadIille
of clanking steel.
Ali this they will do to show their
power and skill Critical eyes will be
upon them. as critical eyes are upon
a corral OF pedigreed horses. Buyers
eyes will be upon them. and they must
make good.
Auditorium has been sold to exhibiting
companies. Each year there is more and
more demand for this space. as the
implement business In the midwest be-
comes a vaster and vaster enterprise.
The main floor is entirely devoted to
| implements and the basement entirely
TO the farm tractors
Wallace Ready Monday.
| Secretary James Wallace of Council
| Bluffs is to open an office in the Audi
! forum Monday morning, where he Will
| handle all the details of arrangement,
and of the conducting of the show and
! convention. The convention Of the Mid
west Implement ASSOCIATION is to be held
| at the same time with the implement
show. The sessions will be held on the
| stage of the Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
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Appeal Made for
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A committee representing the executive
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view OF raising a fund of $4,000 to meet
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AGED VETERAN ENDS LIFE
AS FINDS DAYS NUMBERED

Because a doctor had informed him that
his days were numbered on account of
heart trouble. c. A. Barnes. 75-year-old
civil war veteran blew out his bra ms
with a revolver at his home, 1891 North
Twenty-third. yesterday afternoon.
He waited until his wife went out OF
the house before he killed himself.
He is survived by three children.
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THREE MEN ARE ELECTED
OMAHA CLUB DIRECTORS

Three directors for the Omaha club
were elected last night TO take the place
OF those whose terms have expired. The
newly elected officials are: A. r. Kee-
line, A. p. Giou and +. NJ. Morsman,
jr. Mr. Giou was reelected. over 100
members we're present.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17
Street Cars Collide,
No Persons Injured

Street car traffic was blocked down.
town for nearly an hour early last night
when a Farnam car westbound bumped
into a southbound Leavenworth car at
Fifteenth and Farnam. Both cars were
slightly damaged, hut no one was in
jured.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-17

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Evening journal., 1916-11-11
WILMINCTONIANS Give S54CO
TO ARMEEIANS, SYR ANS

The Wilmington committee ON Ar
menian and Syrian relief, of which
Judge William S. Prickett is chairman,
reports that in response 10 the recent
appeal for gifts to aid the perishing
Armenians and Syrians, contributions
aggregating S2iOs45 were received and
forwarded by the local treasurer, L. L.
Maloney, to Charles R. Crane. the gem
eral treasurer in New York. In April
about $4,000 was received by the local
committee for this cause, making a total
contribution of about $500 from Will
mington, which the committee feel is a
very generous response. They extend
thanks to the people of the city for the
gifts
ANY further donations will he greatly
appreciated and promptly forwarded to
the Geld.
Evening journal., 1916-11-11

Barrel.-Mrs. Ollie Price, Of VII
mingtou, has been spending sometime
with friends "a Ceoilton.--Mrs. c.
Roberts. Of Chesteriown is the guest
of Mrs. William schouler--John l..
Gonce. Jr., who has returned from
duty on tho border. has returned to
his stud es at the University of Penn
sylvania.-- Mrs. William Pedrick Jr.,
Of Baltimore was entertained by Elk
ton friends on Tuesday
Evening journal., 1916-11-11
TO make TEST OF
ELKTON'S WATER SUPPLY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Md, Nov. 1.-THE Pub
lie Service Commission of Maryland
will test the water used by the resi-
dents Of Elkton, through the State
Health officers.
At the rally services recently held
i'm the North East Methodist Episco-
pal Church. S14S.50 was contributed
towards the Indebtedness Of the
church.
On Tuesday afternoon the Clean
ers' OF the Elkton NJ g. Church will
hold a "Chocoiatorie," on Maine stree,
for the benefit OF the Church Improve
ment Fund.
Personal.-Clinton J. White has re-
turned from a trip to New England
The Misses Anna and Martha Couden.
OF Aiken. have been the guests OF
Elkton frlends--Misg Josephine r..
Dawson. of Eeston. Md. is the guest
OF Mrs. Charles b. Fnley-Mrs r. w.
/ Spranklin, OF Cambridge. was the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Standley
Evans, on Sundav.--Mrs William T.
Clark. OF Cecilton. spent Friday IN
Wilmington.---Mrs George Oliver Of
Aiken, was an Elkton Wis tor this
week.-Mrs.. Spencer Wright Of Cen
! treville, Nd, is visiting Miss Ellen
Evening journal., 1916-11-11
40 YEARS ON The JOB

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Evening journal., 1916-11-11
DEATH, CONSTANTLY NEAR,
NOW JOKE With SOLDIERS
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Oct 2S,-By MaiD
the fighting Oh the Somme where leg
ions Of men face death daily, marrow
escapes from sudden determination
become trifling incidents to be jokes
about at the end of the day. A ser
gcant in a Yorkshire regiment de-
clares nothing man may do seems to
affect his chance of becoming a cas-
ualty."
ave seeh careful men got winged
before the daredevls said the SER
geant, "and I've seen the careless men
get hit when the cautious one escapes.
Recently, one Of the men In my pla-
toon was hit in che mouth. The bull
let came from an angle. broke one OF
his teeth and glanced off. just graz
ing his lip. Ten minutes later, a bull
let dented his identity disc, and later
Sc II a bomb exploded in his pocket,
bursting ouiwards and hardly bruis-
ing his side"
Doctors toll OF one man in shc
lighting near Le Sars. who went
through the experience OF having
three bombs explode in his pocket
without hurting HIM. A corporal.
wearing a steel helmet, was hit by a
bullet, which went in at the front OF
Evening journal., 1916-11-11
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air and badly wounded. while the oh
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Evening journal., 1916-11-11

the headgear. passed around his head
and went out the back. smashing the
steel of the helmet. His head showed
no marks.
Three soldiers were standing to-
gether when a bomb burst at their
feet. A sergeant was blown into the
Evening journal., 1916-11-11
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BY MORNING IT!

and full OF cold. Why don't you gel
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Evening journal., 1916-11-11
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Evening journal., 1916-11-11
LECTURE ON TURNERIsM.

Professor Martin l.. Bunce, Of Mil
waukee, will deliver a lecture on
"Turherism in connection with
gymnastic exercises. at Turn Hall, on
next Wednesday evening
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-02-17
ARRAYED IN WHITE
PRETENDED ANGELS

WHITWELL, Tenn, Feb. 14.-Re-
liable reports are made of the peculiar
actions Of some holy rollers on WHIT
well mountain. A woman was i'll
with consumption in English Cove,
and a large number of the rollers are
said to have called to see her one
night. On leaving they assured her
that two angels would call on her the
next night, so the report goes, and, on
the next night two of the 'sisters"
arrayed themselves in white gowns,
and other devices like angels
say wings -and appeared unto the con-
sumptive lady. The effect. however,
was not quite what was expected, for
she did not receive them quite as
heavenly visitors, but on the contrary
was scared nearly into fits, and she
was unable to make any answer to
their angelic salutations The affair
caused big sensation, and lots of crit
icism.