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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19

oh boy! That was some fish
story. Well bet if he went in
bathing he killed more fish than he
ever caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Christensen
and daughter Mildred, who have
been spending several weeks at their
farm near Shelly, Wis, returned
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Elwood, two
children and Mrs. John Freeman and
sons John and Jasper came from
Red Oak yesterday afteroon for a
weekend visit with relatives.
Peter Kier, of Phillips, S. D., was
in town yesterday enroute to Extra
TO visit old time friends. Peter
went to Phillips about twelve years
ago and bought lot of land. He
says the price is going up there the
same as in other places, and of
course he is enjoying his share of
the prosperity.
VIM. Rutt. living eight miles east
of town and Christian Nielsen, re-
siding ten miles west of town, were
two happy young soldiers who re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Rutt left here September, 1917 and
went to Camp Dodge where he re-
manned eleven months. He went
overseas in June of last year and
got to the front where there was
heavy fighting for three weeks be-
fore the armistiee was signed. He
started for the United States May
18th and landed at Newport News,
Va, on Decoration Days He was
member of Co. E, 350th Unfit,
SSth Division. Nielsen left April
2S. 1918, going from here to Camp
Dodge and then to Camp Travis.
He went overseas in June. landing in
Liverpool. He was in the front
line trenches but o short time. He
started back May 18th hut did not
land at Newport News. Va, until
June 7tb. He was member of
Co. NJ. S59th INIT, Goth Division
Neither one of the boys were injur-
ed and are back home safe and
sound.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

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Some hay LAND for rent. Enquire
of or see Geo. Thorgreen, three
miles east of Audubon. asst
Fred Tennigkeit who has been Wis
iting around here the past two
weeks, left yesterday for Burlington,
Colo, where he owns a large ranch.
The w. r. c. held Kensington
at the home of Mrs. L. A. McGinnis
Tuesday afternoon and was attended
by about fifty. A splendid after
noon was enjoyed and the affair
proved successful both socially and
financially.
Miss Mable Brooks who has been
visiting at the d. w. Wood home,
went to Des Moines yesterday after
noon for short visit with friends.
She has finished her hospital work
and will probably engage in her pro-
fession later in the season.
Miss Fiji Goldstein who has been
attending Chicago University, arrived
in the city last night and will remain
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice for
her summer vacation. Miss Elise
McLeran, who is also attending the
same institution, stayed in Chicago
her uncle, Geo. McLeran and family.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie joined the large crowd of neigh
bors in the barn dance that was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Owens, eleven miles southeast OF
town. They report pleasant even
ing. The rain cooled the atmQs-
phere and all seemed to enjoy the
dance. An orchestra from Audubon
furnished the music.
Miss Bessie Ross who enjoyed a
two weeks vacation with her brother
George in Chicago, and at the lakes
in Wisconsin and Michigan, returned
home this morning, and resumed her
work at the Iowa Savings Bank. She
had very pleasant visit and enjoy
able time and feels that she can go
through the summer in better shape,
after a rest, especially If the weather
is going to continue as warm as it
has the past week.
Audubon was well represented at
Brayton last Saturday attending the
big celebration. A large crowd
was present to hear Rev. Sonnichsen
make a good talk. A list of sports
was carried out and base ball game
between Elk Horn and Brayton
proved very interesting. The score
stood to 9 in favor of Brayton. In
the evening lot of our young peo-
pie went down to take in the dance
which was we'll patronized.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =


Mrs George Everts is entertain
ing her sister. Mrs. NJ. e. Calkins
OF Des Moines at her home this
week.
A school of religion, conducted by
Rev. F. C. M. Hansen, began Tues
day morning at nine o'clock in one of
the rooms at the public school build
ing.
Mrs. II. ]. Cooley, who spent sew
eral days in the city visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Gates, returned to her home near At
lantic Tuesday morning.
Ralph Herbert was in Atlantic on
Tuesday visiting at the William Hope
home where a family reunion was
held in honor of Glen Hope, who has
just recently returned from army SER
vice overseas.
J. NJ. Dimick of Extra Joined his
wife at Ames Tuesday to attend the
graduating exercises at Ames col
lege, their son Frank being a member
of the class this year. They will re-
main until tonight when they intend
to return home overland in the Dim
lex car.
Miss Tilda Schmidt, who has been
taking music at Simpson College, In
dianola, returned home Tuesday
morning. Miss Schmidt has been
specializing in music for several
years and finds that she advanced
very satisfactorily with her work the
past year.
Rev. G. B. Christensen and a
number of the members of the Dan
ish Lutheran church returned Tues
day morning from a weeks stay at
Cedar Falls where they attended the
yearly meeting of the church. Rev.
j. p. Christensen, former pastor of
the church here, but now located in
Denver, Colo, came to Audubon with
them and remained few days. Last
night he spoke at the Danish Luth-
cram church, and many of his old
parishoniers were out to hear him.
He is looking well and is quite well
pleased with his work in Denver.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19

The next excursion to Canada
Topping, will take place Monday,
June %.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Johnson went
to Cedar Falls Friday afternoon to
attend the Danish Lutheran church
convention, held there all of last
week.
Miss Grace Shepherd who taught
the Searls' school last summer, was
in the city over Sunday, returning
20 her home in Carroll Tuesday
Inotning.
Geo. NJ. Ross left Tuesday morn
ing for points in Nebraska where he
goes to look at some Polled Here
ford cattle. He will also make a
ten days stay in Aspin, Colo, to en-
Joy a little recreation.
A. E. Snively, who spent about
nine months overseas, but who was
recently discharged from service, left
Tuesday morning for his home at
Linden, Iowa, after spending week
with Doc Anderson and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Christoffersen
at Hamlin are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a son at their home last
Monday. Lars says the boy is good
and healthy and in few years he
will be able to render good service
in the bank.
Hans Hansen, the Canadian land
agent, went to Atlantic Tuesday,
where he will open an office. With
him will be associated George Lund
who has been a prominent farmer in
Canada for years, and having made
good he determined to do what he
could to help some of his Cass county
friends get started on the right foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Simcox, who
have enjoyed a months visit with
their son G. r. SimcoX at Washing
ton, d. c., returned home Tuesday
morning. They had a most enjoy
able time and had the privilege and
opportunity of visiting a number of
interesting places at the nations cap
itol. When we met Mr.. Simcox at
the depot We thought he was one of
the senators, for he was looking so
well and had that contented smile
on his face.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19

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NJ. Nielsen, who was here on 4
visit with relatives, returned to his
home in Atlantic yesterday.
Albert Law came from Mason City
yesterday to spend few days with
his brother Frank, who has been in
poor health the past few years.
Mrs. Albert Mcclure and daughter
Adorinus who have been guests at
the John w. Mcclure home the past
several weeks, departed yesterday
for Granger, Iowa, where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Albert Fancher, Mrs. Clark
Hayden and Ariel Schrader, lett
yesterday morning for LaPorte City,
Iowa, where they will make an ex-
tended visit at the home of the for
mer's brother, H. F. Schrader and
family.
Ensign Bruce Noon, who was in
the United States navy, and home
on a furlough visiting his mother in
Extra, was in Audubon the fore part
of the week calling on old friends.
He crossed the ocean fourteen times
and is now making his headuarters
in San Francisco. On completing
his visit here he goes to Omaha and
from there to New York City for the
summer.
Alex Ferguson and wife who have
been at Arnolds' Park on a fishing
expedition the past two weeks re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
They went with Alex Caldwell and
wife but they are going to remain
in the cottage until after the 4th.
Mr.. Ferguson says fishing was good
and when pressed for a good story
he said we'd have to wait until later
for he had eaten so much fish that
fins were sprouting.
John Horning who has been visiting
his father Frank Horning and family
at Hopewell, S. D., returned home
last night and is at his post of duty
in the clerks office this morning.
John is looking better if such thing
is possible, than he did before he
took his vacation. He reports his
fathers family getting along nicely
and that land nea: Hopewell is rap
idly advancing in price, just as il is
in other parts OF the country.
Soren Nelson who has Just return
ed from overseas arrived here yes
terday and is making a visit at the
Chris Andersen home one and
half miles southeast of town. Soren
is well known here. He entered the
service from Cass county and has
been in France since July LIST of last
year. He was a member of Com
pany NJ, 359th INIT, Goth Division,
and has seen lot of service. Quite
number of Audubon county boys
were in the same company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
SANTA FEE STAGE

Is now making regular trips
TO Santa Fe on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. Car will leave
the Singer Cigar stand at 1880 a. m.
Leave Santa Fe 4:30 p. m. same day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
WILL RESERVE SEATS
FOR THE ELK COMEDY
AT MATS0N'S TODAY

No preference will be shown to
! Elks in the seat reservation sale at
Matsons today. The 900 tickets for
the Tuesday night show are all in the
hands of the Matson store and will be
given out to the applicants in order
40 advance reservations have been al
lowed and no one will be allowed to
reserve more than ten at a time.
The ticket sale has been brisk dur
ing the last few days but there are
still a number of pasteboards to be
sold Those desiring to 60 who are
not members of the Elks lodge will
have no difficulty in securing tickets
for tomorrow if they are at Matson's
early It is expected that the house
will be sold out before evening, but
there are plenty of chances for visit
yTs and others to obtain seats.
The Elks announced that it IS not
necessary to have tickets before going
to the seat sale Those who have the
tickets may reserve them. but the
others may secure seats by the pay
ment of $50.
Two rehearsals for the show were
held yesterday and the big dress re-
hearsal is to he held tonight. The
lines are now going smoothly and the
musical comedy now looks like a sure
success
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
LOAN RALLY is HELD
IN SCHOOL HOUSE AT
RANCHOS De ATRISC0

A rousing Victory Loan rally, which
was well attended, was held in the
school house at Ranches de AtriscC
yesterday afternoon. 1t was IN
charge of Mrs. John Wilson, superin-
tendent of country schools. Speeches
were made by John W. Wilson, Ear
,Porterfield, Ddlald Wilson, Max
Nordhaus, Atanasio Montoya and
Mrs. Wilson. Music was furnished
by the high school orchestra.
The teachers, Mrs. Maggie Wood
worth and Misses Concha Leon, Stella
Duran and Dolores Garcia, had pre-
pared the following program which
was given by the pupils:
Song-"America The School.
Song-"Let the Hills Resound With
Song''-The School
Recitation = Savings Stamps" --
Florinda Sanchez
ecitation-'Thrift Stamp
lima Sanchez.
History of Our Flag.
Recitation-"A Liberty Bond
Demetria Herrera.
Song--"Star Spanged Banner, -
The School. rs.-
Ranches de Atrisco has a fine
school building. 1t was erected last
year contains four large, well lighted
rooms and would be a credit to any
community. 1t is now a consolidated
school, supplanting three or four Old
buildings which had been used for
years. Wagons are used to gather up
the pupils and bring them to school
in the morning and to take them home
in the afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
AIRPL LANES WILL
STAGE THRILLING
EXHIBITION TODAY
Flying Circus is Due to Arrive
Here This Morning. Grand
Aerial Stunts viii Be Per-
formed This Afternoon,

The flying circus which is to eN-
/ hibt in Albuquerque this afternoon
! VIII reach here right on time,
! O'Clock this morning according to
/ information received by The Journal
last night, if nothing unforeseen hap
! pens during the latter part Of the
| trip from Trinidad to the Duke city.
The exhibition will begin at 1870
/ u. m, says a message from Lieut. Col.
/ A. J HanlOn, commanding officer of
( the air squadron, and is expected 10
| last an hour.
/ Of course those who are DESTROYS
/ Of seeing the planes start and land
! should go to the aviation field on the
mesa east of the city, ard park their
cars on the west side Of the field only.
However if one does not care to jour
ney to the field. or for any reason can
not go out there, the planes can be
seen in flight from the city.
1t is expected that a number of
persons will enjoy the thrilling eX-
perience of taking their first tide in
an airplane today. Since the an
nouncement was made that certain
purchasers of Victory Bonds and
workers who have labOred so indie
fatigably to put the Fifth Loan over
the top would be allowed to make air
flights, the loan headquarters has
been flooded with applications from
both men and women who are anX-
ious to leave this old earth--tempo-
rarily-and soar among the clouds.
Everything is in readiness to UNI
load the planes and paraphernalia
when the train arrives this morning
Fifteen trucks and five automobiles
have been engaged and will be at the
service of the aviators all day long
These will be used for transporting
the planes and accessories, also the
aviators and attendants, to and from
the aviation fled. The following
firms have volunteered to furnish
trucks and automobiles, which will
be at the train at o'clock this morn
ing:
Barber-Potter Motor company;
Paige Auto company: O'Connell Mo-
tor company; Kistler- Overland COM
pany; Quickel Auto company: White
Garage: New Mexico Motor corpora
ton: as Star Milling company;
Continental Oil company and the
Charles Ilfeld company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
SOLDIERS URGED TO MEET
AT LOAN HEADQUARTERS

Al soldiers and sailors are urged to
report at the Victory Loan hoaduuar-
terS. Gold avenue and Second street,
at o'clock this morning, in their
service uniforms. whore they will be
formed into squads and. under the
direction of Lieut.. Cot Fl. r. Brown.
he sent out to comb the city for per
sons who have not bought Liberty
Bonds of the fifth issue The button
issued to buyers of bonds Will be evil
dence that you have done your duty
and you will not he molested. But if
you haven't a button you will he taken
before one of four Judges designated
for the purpose and urged to sub
scribe.
District Attorney George r. Craig
Will be in charge of the booth at the
"B" theater: John w. Wilson at the
Hotel DOran, Judge w w. Mcclellan
at the Sturgos and County Clerk Mes
tor Montoya at the Alvarado. There
will be a woman stationed at each
booth to act as Cross-examincr of all
suspects who come before the Judge"
At 4:30 this afternoon the human
fly will scale the State National bank
building and tower. This will be fol-
lowed by an address by Private Rob
ert w. Loudon, which VIII be deliver
ed from the front window of the bank.
Mr. Loudon was the oldest young
man in the army. He will relate
some of his experiences abroad C. NJ.
Bolts will introduce the speaker.
The airplanes will perform loops,
tail SPINS, fly upside down, give an
exhibition of an airplane squadron in
battle formation and perform many
other feats the Ike of which Albu-
querqueans may never have another
opportunity to witness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

APODACA-The funeral OF Ed
uardo j. ApodaCa, who died Thurs
day night, will he held this morning
at o'clock at Sacred Heart church.
Father Cordova will say high mass.
The pallbearers will be Edwin San
ches, Herman ChaVes, Ernesto Gal
legos. Luz Armijo. Arturo Garcia and
Emedio Candelaria. Burial will be in
San Jose cemetery. Fred Crolott will
have charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05

MFNAUT~-Funera services for
Mrs. Rebocca Menaul will be held at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
Presbyterian church. the Rev. Hugh
A. Cooper officiating. Burial will be
in Fairview cemetery. Paul Menaul.
a son, arrived early Sunday morning
from saltwater, Okla, to attend the
funeral. c. T. French is in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05

"ETyiGg Sale" to II o'clock this
morning. The Hat Shop. All hats
Cne-haIf price for three hours. Mrs.
l.. III. Chambcr,in. 100 South Fourth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05

Thrce-hOur sale this morning at The
Hat Shop, 0 to II O'Clock. Any hat on
display at onc-half price. Doors open
at . O'Clock. Mrs. l.. ii. Chamberlain
100 South Fourth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-05

Washington, May 4.--Secretary
Daniels has commended seventeen
members of the crew of the destroyer
Shaw for their courage and devotion
to duty at the time of the collision
with the Cunard liner Aquitania last
October Q. near the English coast.
Two officers and ten men lost their
lives in the accident.
The evening world., 1919-09-15
HOUSEWIVES ScrapbOOk

five parts of gelatin TO one part OF n
solution Of bichromato Of potash.
Cover the broken edges with this
preparation. press together. then
place the mended article where the
sun will strike II for few hours.
II red ants have gathered in the
pantry cover the shelves with flannel.
You can then safely set your food
upon it, as the ants will Immediately
disappear.
II any members OF the family per-
slst in striking matches on the
painted wood work just rub the spot
with vaseline and tho offender will
soon be broken of the bad habit. If
white wood work is marrcd by match
marks remove these by rubbing with
n cut lemon.
II the dishpan becomes greasy or
gummy rub 1t with cloth dipped IN
kerosene. Then wash 1t In tho usual
way.
The evening world., 1919-09-15
BW F&AB9M q RMG &M&@o

and. as suddenly. leaning forward
he touched Bcnson's shoulder. They
were just approaching u restaurant
and music hall known as '"Tho
sphinx" that was popular for the
moment with the Summing parties
from uptown.
This will do. You may let me out
here at The Sphinx, Benson" he said
quietly; and then, as the car stopped;
II shall not be long, perhaps
half an hour-wait for me-"
lie started forward from the res
taurant door-and paused, strug-
Cling with n refractory match in an
effort to light a cigarette. A man
brushed by him, making for the res
taurant door, tall, wiry- built
swarthy, sharp-featured man-and
Jimmie Dale fiipped the stub OF his
match away from him, and went on
Sonnino himself! There was luck
then at the start-thc coast was
clear.
The evening world., 1919-09-15
Cnyyrixf,. 1910
by IN. rrs~ Publishing 60.
tThr Ncr Nork Evening Norh)

make a wooden Indian ncrvous!"
Time, the one factor upon which he
had depended, was lost to him; Clario
Archman and Gentleman LarUquo
were already at work in there in that
room hey Jnd. He stood motionlcss,
his braiu wnirling; and then slowly.
without n sound, an inch at time,
he began 10 close the door behind
him.
Jimmie Dale crept forward UP the
room. There was no answering creak
Of board or flooring, no sound save
that gnawing sound, ana the rasping
click OF the ratchet. His place Of
vantage was against the wall be-
tween the two dOOrs-there. he could
both command the exit from, and see
into, the inner room, while the door
way into the hail provided him with
u means Of retreat should the ne
cessity arise. And then, suddenly,
halfway up the room, he dropped
down behind what was evidently a
jewellers workbench. A whisper, OBJ
viously LarOque's this time, came
once more from the inner room
Shoot the flash again!" And then,
savagely: Curse II, not on the cell
ing! Can't you hold II steady? What
the devil rs the matter with your
There was no answer. A duh glim-
mcr OF light filtered through the
doorway, but from tho position in
which he lay Jimmie Dale could dis
tinguish nothing In the inner room
itself. Minutes passed.
A curious, mufncd. metallic thump.
mingled with "A quick, low -brcathcd,
triumphant oath, came suddenly
from the inner room-and then
LarOQue's voice, eager. tho words
clipped off as though in foverish
clation:
"Thcre she is! One nice little fob
eh? Wen, come on shoot your light
into her ana let's take a hook at the
Christmas trcc!"
The flashlights rays flooded tho
interior OF the open safe. IAroquc,
on his knees, laughed suddenly, and
thrust his hand inside.
what did / tell you, eh? ?" ne
chuCklcd, 81 got the straight tip, Ell 2
-Four thousand, II there's "A cent?
LarOque began 10 remove what
were evidently packages Of haultnotcs
from tho safe-but Jimmie Dale was
no longer watching the scene. lie
had edged suddenly back into the
doorway OF the hall and was listen
ing now ntently. \ foOtStcp- he
could have sworn ne had caught the
sound Of a fOOtstcp seemed 10 have
come from Just outside the front win.
dow. hut an was still again. Per
haps he had been mistaken. NOl
Slight as was the sound, he heard
unmistakably now Il key grato in the
lock and then, stealthily the front
door began 10 open.
4 bewildercd look came into Jimmie
Dale's face as no retreatrd further
back into the hallway itself now, II
was probably Sonnino; but why did
Sonnino come stealing into his owr
house llke-well, any ono OF the thre,
predatory guests already there be-
fore him?
There was a click OF an electric