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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
zMOGZUDYSTE.

Lake Forest. Oar nezinomos
pravardes vyras, atkakes cia, uz-
muse savo pacia If puses metu
valkq II pats nusizude. Mano-
ma, kad uzmusejas yra gatviniu
karq tarnas is Flint, Mich. Ku-
nus uzmustu RADIO dvi moterjs
petoli tito per Skokia upe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
LAIVYNO BILIU SENATAS
PRIEME.

Washington, D. c. Senatas
vienhalsiai prieme sumanymq
sudrutinti Suvienytu Valstiju ka-
riSkq laivynq. Leista 3 me-
tus padirbti I57 naujus kariSkus
laivus, tame 4 milziniSkus
dreadnoughts. Povandeniniu
laivu sumanyta padirbti O..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
Wits NEREGIAMS.

lnzinierius American Vana-
dium Co. Ethan l. Dodds is
Pittsburgh po ilgu meginimp pa
dirbo radium tinkla, su kurio
pagelba neregiai gall matyti kru-
tomus daiktus. lSradejas dar
tikisi savo isradimq labjau pa
gerinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
KVAILAS PASIKESINIMAS.

San Francisco, Cal. Lake pa
rodos ginklavimosi Salininku,
koksai beprotis padejo su degan-
ciu knatu bomba prize vienos
gatves kertes, kur paroda eiti
tarejo, Bomba expliodavo ir uz-
muse 6 zmones, o suicide suvir.
sum co.. IS suzeistu bent vienc
daktarai nesitiki iSgvdvti u
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
VOKIEcIAI TRAUKIASI.

Berlinas, liepos 22 d. Vo-
kieeiu oficialis pranesimas taipgi
pripazista, kad vokieciai turejo
pasitraukti atgal apielinkese
Smurgainiu, Vilniaus gubernijoj
if apielinkeje kaimo Verben.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
SENIAUSIA STUDENTE.

Berkley, Col. CionykStis uni
versitetas, turbut, lures seniausiq
pasaulyj studente, | cionyksti
universitetq uzsiraSe s. metu
Ona Winship. Kaszin ar ne
pervelai j griebiasi augstesniu
mokslv?
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
AUKSAS IS ANGLIJOS.

New York. Cunard linijos
garlaivys Saxonai, atkakes cia is
Liverpool, atgabeno 20 milijonv
doliariu auksu ir amerikoniSku
popieru. Viskas atsiusta John
P. Morgan Co.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
RUSA1 Palma $4,000
TURKU.

Petrcg a das, liepos 23 d..
Oflcialis praneslmas ,skelbia apie
svarbius rusu lainiejHnus ant
turku fronto:
Po tulo music n,es uzemem
sturmu miesteli Foil If: pusetinai
nuzengem pirmyn j pietus nuo
tos vietos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
DIDELE UGNIS.

Berli n S, via London, lie
pos 81 d. Smarkus musis atsi-
naujino Volyniuje, j piet-vaka-
rius nuo Lucko. NokiSka kariu-
meme po vadovyste gen. Won
I-insingen'o nekuriose vietose
igijo laimejimQ. Rusai bombar-
droja teutonp linijas isilgai upcs
Lipa su didziausiu smarkumu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
ZYDU ORGANIZACIIA.

Wisconsin, valstijoj tveriasi
zydu organizacija, kurios tikslas
yra-kalbinti zydus keliauti Pa
lestinon ir ten apsigyventi, vie
toj trankytis po visus svieto
kraStus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
EXPLIOZIJA PARAKO
DIRBTUVET.

New York. Liepos 20 d. at
sitiko expliozija parako dirbtu-
vel Hercules Powder Co., Ken
will, N. J. Expliozija sunkiai
suicide 7 darbininkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
NAUJAS MAISTO
PRODUKTAS.

Gyvenanti prize Puget Bay ja-
ponai smoking amerikonus nau-
dots nauju valgomu produktu,
kokiu Xxi Siol nieks nesirupino.
Naulas produktas yra tai papar-
clq vlrkscios ir Sanknis, kuriose
daugiau yra maisto negu bulys-
Sc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
NELAIME ANT
GELEZINKELIO

San Antonio, Texas. Netoli
Bay City susimuse gabenantis
karlumene traukinys Sill pasazie-
rinru St. Louis. Brownsville &
Mexican gelezinkelio. Suzeista
pric to 4 kareiviai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
IS AMERIkOs.
SVIETO DRUTUOLIS
GOTCH NUSILAUZE KOIA.

Kenosha, Wis. Lake imty-
nil drutuoliu, viso svieto cham
piono" Frank Gotch su Bob Mo-
nograph is Chicagos pirmutinis
nusilauze kojq If kol kaulas ne
susis, negales ristynese daily
vault.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
IS DARBO LAUKQ.

t Harrisburg, Pa. sustreika-
vo cia satviniu karu tarnai, nc
kompanija atmete ju reikalav.
mus. kompanija, is kur tik ga
Ii, traukia cia streiklauzius.
Philadelphia, Pa. Midwalc
Steel Co. gavo nuo talkininku
uzsakyma padirbti uz s milijo-
nus doliariq kanuolems Suviu.
Milwaukee, Wis. Sustrei-
kavo pus6 darbininku Allis Chal-
mers dirbtuviu. Fabrikantai ne
nori visai tartis su darbininkais.
todel turbut sustreikuos visi dar-
blrlnkai. Dirba ten 5000 darbi-
ninku.
4 New York. LaikraSGiai pra-
mesa, jog pasibaige cia CANA IL
Sal besitraukes siuveju stre;tas,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
AUDRA.

Muscatine, Iowa. Liepos 20
diena siaute cia smarki audra.
UzmuSta 3 zmones. Ant Gene
va Island vetra daug nanny is
GROVE.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
PAGAVO REKINA.

Lewis, Del. Delaware ilankoj
zvejai pagavo dideli rekinq
(zmogede zuvil. zuvis ia tu-
rejo 9 pedas ilgio if sver6 40
svarq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
EXPLIOZIJA PARAKO
DIRBTUVESE.

Haskell, Pa. Atsitiko cia ex-
pliozija parako dirbtuvese Du
Pont Co. ENpliozija uzmuse IS
zmoniv, o apie so sunkiai suzei-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28
Dideji Kare.

Ant francuzu tronto oomme pa
upiuose eina artilerijq imtynes.
Prize Somyecourt vokieciai nakti-
niu uzpuolimu megino verzti fran
cuzq pozicDas, bet tapo atmuSti.
MuSSsi artilerija ir rankiniai gra-
natal buva vartoJami susiremimuo-
sc francuzu Su vokieciais Meuse
paupiuose, bet smarkesni susiremi-
mai buvo vien prize Fleury.
Prize Esparges vokieciai megino
pirmyn zengti, vienok francuzai ne
Tx JUGS sulaike, bet atgal atmuSe.
FrancuziSki orlaivininkai subom-
bardavo vokieciu kariumenes itai-
sas Muelheim, ant deSiniojo, taigi
rytinio kranto upes Reino. Vokie-
civ aeroplianai stengesi neleisti
jiems atgal sugrizti, bet sus;remi-
me keturi vokiSki aeroplianai tapo
iSnaikinti, o du francuziSki taip
pagadinti, kad turejo nusileisti If
telto vokieciams.
Ant music lauko Siaurinei Fran
cuziJoj lankesi Vokietijos ciesorius
drqsinti kareivius. Tas jau rodo,
kad cia vokicciai smarkiai yra prize
Su spaudziami. Dabar kaizeris is
vaziavo Rusijos frontan. Matyt
If ten vokiSkiems karciviams pri-
truko drqsos.
Nokieciq uzpuolimai prize YER
dun tapo atmuSti. Toj fronto da-
Ilyj nieko svarbesnio neatsitiko.
Ties Berlinu atleke francuziSkas
orlaivis, bet, matyt, vien parody
mui, kad uz metymq bombq Parry
zi,n, galetu ir francuzai vokieciams
atkerSinti, bet ten bombu nemete,
tik atsiSaukimus. Paskui jis no
rejo lekti Rusijon, bet ties Len
kija motoras paegdo, turejo nusi-
Ieisti ir teko vokieciams.
Ant italisko kares fronto tikrai
svarbaus nieko neatsitiko. Tarp
Adiga ir Brenta veike Wien arti-
lerija, tarp Brenta if PLAYA me-
! gino pirmyn zengti if infanterija,
bet nenuzenge, turejo atgal sugrlz-
! ii. Mazi susiremimai buvo cia
Vanoi ir Ciemon klonyj. Cia ita-
lams teko keli Simtai asutru nelais-
viu. PLAYA klonyj italai apvaldf
kalva Gina Nalone. Italians tekg
austrq pozicijos ant kalnu Varal-
lazzo ir Col Briccon. Nuzenge JIG
I toliau Zebia kalno some. Cia pa
eme kick nelaisviu If amunicijos.
Austrai praneSa apie CANA smar-
kius muSius ezero Garda apielinke-
Sc, taipgi i pietus nuo Sugana,
kur buk austrai atmuSe kelis ita-
Jig uzpuolimus. Austrai atmuse ita-
lu uzpuolima taipgi prize Paneveg-
gio.
| Balkanuose pereita savaite per
ejo CANA ramiai Nei talkininkai
nei ju prieSai cia dar nepradejc
zad6to veikimo If ofensyvo. Ru
manila Xxi siol dar karen neisikiso
bet gyventojai kelia demonstracija:
If reikalauja susideji-
mo sn talkininka:s, nes mano, ia
jie kate laimes. Rumanija, ma
tyt, nori karen isikiSti ir stoti dru-
tesniojo pusej, mes kuri puse lai.
metu, Rumanija Wis turi ka pelnyti
mes lygiai Austria, kaip Rusija
turi CANA didelius plotus rtmanl
apgyventus.
Kaukazo fronte, suiyg Petrcgra.
| do ziniu, Erzengan apielinkese tur.
Sai matyt ga G pastiprinimq, me
gino pirmyn zengti, bet rusai juo.
ateal atmuSe visur, kur tik il
m6gino pirmyn zengti
Is Konstantinopolio praneSa api,
turkq laimejimus Persijoj, kur bul
rusu kariumene is visu, pusiu sun
klal turku suspausta ir atsirado di
! deliame pavojuje. Buk prize Re
: wanduz rusai liko sumuSti taip, kaC
nuo music lauko begti turejo. Be
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28

padeJ1m9 sugauti beproGius pa
sklrta dovanos $1,000 ir $1,000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-28

Tarp suzeistu yra viena
ia, o gal lietuvio pravarde
fnkovito.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
Red Oak School
Plan Strikes Snag

RED OAK. la, April m,--fspeclalj--
The problem Of providing new school
building for the Independent school dis
irict Of Red Oak IL one that has been
giying the people Of this community con
siderable concern for The last two years
or moie. Last year The proposition 10
bond the district for $4,000 for The cree.
lion u The new building was defeated
nj a special election. ard the proposition
70 bond the district for $4,000 II 10 be
brought up NJ a special election within
iiIc neat few weeks. II was thought that
= big stride had been made IN favor OF
The new building whom The city council
q few weeks ago offered to donate Col
loge park as site for high school
building, providing no objections 70 doing
% could be found
However according 70 the opinion or
Guy Attorney Ralph Prlngie. the city
cannot donnie the park 10 the school dis
trict II has been the general opinion
here that the park, which was owned
py David Hemick - early az 1857. was
70 be used by the city as park until
huch lime as II could be used a. site
for a college.
Attorney pringle holds that the term
college" docs not include tho public
school system. MS intended by Mr.. REM
ick and that the park must continue 10
De used as a public park until made the
site 81 an institution OF higher learning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
ONE M00SER DELEGATE
ELECTED IN NEW JERSEY

TRENTON. N. j.. April n,--Compiete
but unofficial returns from Tuesdays
presidential primary election IN New
Jersey Indicate that William r. Cozart.
colored. who fayors the nomination Of
Theodore Roosevelt was elected delegate
70 the republican national convention
from the second congressional district.
cczart and William H. Lord. who was
ssccessful in the Ninth district we're
tho only Roosevelt republican delegates
elected. the others being unplsdged.
Al the democratic delegates favor the
denomination Of President Wilson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

Chaloo with Mrs. GregRersons sister,
Mrs Henry BE, and family
Mrs Earl BAunRardnsr entertained
the r.. N, club Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Doose Are the par
ents Of a rev baby
Ora 1iolligter and daughter Grace
visited relatives IN Omaha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. aebuldt Of Bennington
visited 81 the Henry Bay home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sachs and Mrs
Fred Martens motored 10 Omaha Thurs
day In ths for1ners' car.
Dave Douglas will have house
erected on the lots he recently pur-
chased Of Bert Deers0n.
Mrs. wyatt left Monday evening for
hSr home NJ Harrisburg after aeyeTGl
weeks visit here with her son and fam
ny.
tB for helping yourself DO out TO Dun
dee roe Page 70 Advertisements
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
REV. JOSIAH STRONG
S0cl0L0GlST, is DEAD

NEW YORK. April a-rhe REV Josiah
Sirens. president since 1904 of the Amer.
loan institute for Social service. premi.
dent Of the Social Center Association "
Amsr'ea. editor and author died In a heA,
pital hsre today, pr strong waa horn
"a NspeFville. lll,. IN isti since ips. Or.
strong had been editor Or a mAganlne
called v1oepel ~ the kinFdam" Ito
~Foie a numhsr N heoka dealing with
social hsstafmAat ard RELIGIOUS aahicots
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

john Nonahen and y, Thompson left
Wednesday for Klnbali, Neb.
Miss Minnie Craven of Omaha waa the
weekend guest Of Gertrude Ingram.
Mira John Mehl Of Auburn was the
Weekend guest Of Mrs. Hubbard and
Mrs. Fitzgerald
party OF high sehoo students mo-
t0fed 10 Omaha 20 seq Bllas Manner
Thursday afternoon,
THE willing Workeraf held their reg.
nlaf meeting Wednesday evening, 81
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs BuborR,
John Leutal. accompanied by his
brother Jesse Leutell, and Mr., and Mrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
ANGEL LAW LIBRARY
GIVEN TO UNIVERSITY

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April 2,--All the
works Dealing with International law in
the library of the late James n. An.
cell. president emeritus OF the University
Of Michigan. are left 70 the general H.
brary Of that university. in the edo.
GATORS will. just admitted 10 probate.
The collection contains many law books
which are NOT duplicated In any library
in The United States,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

downtown headquarters OF the Omaha
Automobile club In the Hotel Fontenelle
She has extensive Land holdings In this
state and in South Dakota among them
being ranch near Ainsworth and two
ranches near Wood. 8. D.. all three OF
which abe win visit on her automobile
tour.
the smiling assistant secretary Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
WOMAN USES AUTO
TO VISIT HER FARMS

Accompanied by woman companion
ana a chauffeur. Mrs Della NJ. Ward Of
Neoia' Ia, toured through Omaha en-
route 70 points In Nebraska and South
Dakota Mrs Ward registered at the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
Nebraska
SALOON MEN WORRY
ABOUT THEIR BONDS
Failure of Illinois Surety Company
Leaves Some Very Much Up
in the Air.
SOUTH srDERs AMONG THEM
(prom a staff corrnFpondent !

From Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. April 2s-tspeciai. accord
Ing 10 a message received by Insurance
Commissioner Eastham this morning,
many sAloonkeepera OF Nebraska may
he left holding the sack In the action Of
the National Surety company OF New
York, which has notified the commits
sionsr that they have vought tho bust
ness Of the Illinois Surety company,
which recently went into voluntary liquis
dation
The Illinois company carried n large
amount Of saloon bonds and the Now
York company notifies the insurance
commissioner that they have taken over
all business Of the Illinois company *.
cept the saloon bonds
This will leave all saloon men In this
state who were boz led IN the Illinois
company without a legal bond unless II
can be shown that they carried out their
part Of the contract and paid fun insur-
ance for the year. Otherwise there may
he general closing up of wet goods
rmpofiums In Nebraska.
south side saloon Men Anxious.
Neariy half OF the south eide SELDOM
Keepers are worried over n situation
affecting their official bonds which they
must furnish the city before being
granted a liquor license. The failure Of
Tho Illinois Surety company puts Il 10 10
these saloon men 20 bestlr themselves In
quest Of personal honda fifty Of eighty.
five have furnished bonds New licenses
must be received by May ! u these men
are TO continue In business One saloon
man offered personal bond given by
hia wife but The city legal department
explained thet such bond could not be-
accepted By the city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
REoUlSlTl0N H0N0RED
FOR RETURN OF kREGGER

tiSC0lsN ARfN n areglall A.
aplAislan AS hanaleA today ~ Masnfnet
Mefehad iaf me FeiaFa a gifeeH tauntf
fspnssass - q Nfssssf naw hsid
- ne shsFtff ~ FtsRhlia easaiF Al fin
lreis - lHfasmailan feasitsa from ihs
ssiteftiias g ihs FenRssssa eeauis
kfg3xef SIS iadi9ad - ghs uftsa
nHatx AfamM tsN ag s8HMlluN fht
Hssiea ssAMfalRa lhs ass a sawssrg ihe
tleilsH 'ein4 hsitNa siafnss tatessa
~ 49, a u saa d years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
From Our Near Neighbors

Mrs. r. G. Kennedy and daughters,
Helen and Ethel, were the guests Of
Mrs. Williams at Fremont Saturday
Miss Hanna ia detained Mt Falls city
by the illness OF her brother and Freda
Heimbaoh Is substituting for her this
week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Roy
Smith
mobile 10 their home in Wilsey. Kan.
for " short visit.
Miss Rsba Chamberlain Of University
Place. Nsb., arrived Thursday 10 be the
weekend guest OF Miss Ethel Eubank
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M Butts motored to
Fremont Thursday
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Valley Woman's Christian Temperance
union was held Friday afternoon with
Mrs, W. q. Whtem0re. Subject, "cradis
Roll Mrs. Ferres, superintendent Of
that department, WAS leader
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

hhltNtkNuhf Ath. ApFA 49,
eleAi fha naMaHAsish ~ 6 g. las nv
Wa eFfAee re- ev#HsY gisfk aa lAa lHNahil
az iiqAss = rs IN taaisass4 81 t#tlsf
teulleF 49, so aqfsstsA Do ths nag
ien ieAfs# "a ihFss telHa lHfu 49,
afftisi ssNstas Was feeHiaisi ihs ~
tssa thsNsa ihsl iaH.ia ees ~ reHe
iaet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

Auto club. $. e. smyth. made a hit
with the Iowa woman hy reason Of his
information as to the condition OF high
ways on the route OF her tour She gave
him an invitation to visit one OF her
ranches next fall and Join a large party
on a prairie chicken hunting eApcuie'0a-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

Mr. and Mrs Henry Bay we're Omaha
visitors Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs Julius Eohuldt went TO
the city Thursday.
Mrs Richard suess entertained the
card club Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John GreKgerson and
daughter, Freda. visited sunday At
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

The date OF the Weeping Water chan
tauaua has been sot for July n.
Dean Saitzsr has returned 10 veyNna,
Wyo,, after a visit with his mother md
other relatives here.
Hayeloek. where Mr. Wolf has a position
IN mercantile store.
Ray Kreider he'd three ribs broken
whom young team he was driving
backed over an embnnkment.
Mrs. II. II. Ewart Of Mhnderson.
Wyo., II here for Visit with her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs y. H. Mills.
Mr., and Mrs. v, r. Everett Of scolrA
Bluff, former residents Of this place, are
visiting relatives and friends here.
r. q, Kunkle Of Madrid Neb., was horS
"Wednesday visiting relatives. lie was
formerly IN the jewelry business here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

AyOca.
Miss Mary Young Ia spending the week
with friends at Berlin
John WeAver and family we're from
Berlin Wednesday evening
-. q, Marquardt and wife wero Omaha
visitors the first OF tho week.
Mrs y w. Krlise and daughter. Anna
Marie, we're AT Omaha Saturday
William Maseman and wife were at
Omaha Thursday and Friday
Lloyd GrhAm, who has been visiting
relatives hero, loft Thursday for Chap
peli.
Mr. and Mrs George shaoklsy and
daughter, Margaret, were at pagle Tues
Miss Bertha Sn0ots has returned from
Epstis. we're she has benn teaching
Miss Moren ItexmusseD on Weeping
Water Was Waiting friends here this
week
Mrs y. l., Smith and MrA. M over
street or lincoln are visiting Avooa rsa-
tives.
Mr., and Mrs Earl Harmon returned 10
their home after two weeks visit With
relatives here.
Mesdames s. q zmmerer and Frsa
Kuhnhfnn were Nebraska city Visitors
the first ~ the week.
n. A. coatrnan was Al Omaha this week.
whore no purchased new aix-cyllndsr-
aeYeh=pasaenger automobile,
Mrs Louise Giilen ~ Council Bluffs,
Ia, has been spending tho week with her
parents, Mr. ana Mra, v. w. HvhEs
Springfield.
Mrs x ] Stewart IL visiting with
friends nj CcnierYille. 10,
Deputy Sheriff Bert Hamilton visited
his mother. Mrs. r. N F1sh, Tuesday
Otfo Joern entertained Mr.. and Mrs,
~ y Johnson ~ Breckenridge, a. this
week
Mrs Ollie Wilcox and children Of
llouaYllle spent sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. v. g. Armstrong,
A birthday party was given Harold
Hdg ~ hls home north ~ town II was
the twent y-third anniversary.
Mrs W. ~ WILDER died last sunday
night after lingering Illness Of sey-
ersl months. Shn was IN years old,
A base ball game was played here last
Friday by the high school teaIns OF
Papilllon and Springfield. Pnpililon won,
"A 10 ~.
Frederick PLUG died very suddenly
fhufsdHy afternoon. lie was alone ~
hig home, and when his son returned
home he found his father IN an unc0n~
sclDus atnie on tine floor. lie died soon
afterward. He wae one OF the early
residents Of the state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

Marsh in Lead,
On tho vote on republican nomination
for state auditor. Marsh appears 10 be
holding his own and increasing little
the vote from the counties reporting
showing Marsh 9.ss and Minor @,eis,
lad for Marsh Of S2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

Miss Clara Psnks celebrated her birth
day sunday.
Claus OFT and Theodore Friedrichsen
recently returned from Canada.
Mrs. Detlef DaAler entertained Tuesday
In honor Of her birthday Anniversary.
Misc Naomi croft Of Benson spent the
weekend here with Miss Mary Dlerls.
A. y. Christensen Of Denmark arrived
here last week for n visit with his
brother Kari Christensen.
Mrs. Henry schmidt ia At an Omaha
hospital, where gho recently underwent
an operation for a severe attack Of ap-
psndioitis.
Rev. M. Kusb0Ufn chriHtensd the In
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Mocklsmann sunday afternoon at the
Chris Bnckh0uss home
g, w. Olandt has begun the erection
81 modern house for Fred Ohrt on
he farm north OF town, The old house
VIII probably BIO moved 70 town,
Tho local camp Of Royal Heighbors
held . quilting bee recently, Tho mem
bers 9rs preparing for n fair 20 be held
81 their hall the latter part or May,
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Bee Want Ads Produce Results
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Nebraska
dem CANDIDATES COUNT UP
Charlie Pool, for Secretary Of State,
Appears TO Be Leading
Them All.
MARSH STILL HAS MOST VOTES
lrrom a staff corespondent. J

(From Staff corTespondent1
LINCOLN April 2s.--Cspeciai. )--Dsmo-
cratic state officers who had no opposi-
tion In the primary and were thus de-
prived Of the real pleasures which 20
with running for office have now started
a little rivalry 70 see which Of them
polled the most votes.
At present Charles Pool leads and
smiles because he polied more votes than
President Wilson. Governor Morehead
is also IN the limelight because he polled
for vice president more votes than the
president.
smith Runs Well.
State Auditor Smith ran up well with
HIS colleagues. bur did not quite come
up with President Wilson, but he feels
pretty cbesty because he received more
votes than another very prominent can.
didatc for the presidency Robert o..
Ross Of Lexington, 10 also polled more
votes than CemmonE, candidate for
state superintendent.
The vote with Adams. Blaine, Cedar,
Custer. Douglas. Lancaster, Polk and
scotts Bluff 10 hear from shows off
fluIiv ma foiioWHs
The state herald., 1916-12-22
Xmas Gifts for Him.

Lodge emblemS, all orders SOC
to B7. 80. Watch fobsand chains
AL styles. Tie pins and clasps.
HbuttOnS and Links, Cuff
Links, Pin and Clasp Sets,
Fountain Pens best made,
Watches, all grades including
The Famous South Bend
Rings, latest in set and signet styles.
Emblem pocket pieces. Suit case
tags. Cigar clippers.
Cameras and Manicure Sets
Napl in rings, Tie racks, Flash lights
Clothes Brushes. Field Glasses
living Sets, etc, etc,
When looking around come in and
let US convince you that this is the best
place to buy your Xmas gifts
The state herald., 1916-12-22

XMAS GIFTS FOR HER
LaVallieres, z trays of the latest
and most beautiful designs
The most popular gift for the girl.
Wrist watches were never so
in demand. have picked the
best and guaranteed styles;
Beautiful reconstructed RUBY
rings and all other sets. Silver
thimbles and suit case tags.
Toilet and Manicure Sets
Sterling Silver souvenir spoons
Bracelets, big line, nice gift.
Hat pins, the new pairs, Short style
Fountain Pens non-leakable. Camera.
folding and box. Mesh bags and Van.
ity purses, Baking dishes and casserole.
Silverware single piece and sets.
Crumb trays, parlor clocks, etc
Watch my window for ideas