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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06


ly for throwing up high terrace en-
bankments. The disk plow and the Or
binary road grader are very effective
implements for use in building ter
races. Graded terraces on steep slopes
are often built with plow and slip
scraper A strip is backfurrowed with
the plow and the loose earth on the
upper half of the strip is scraped up
and dumped on the lower half. By
this method the terrace is built up
mostly from soil moved down from the
upper side.
In order to finish up terraces prop
efly, some work with the slip scraper
is generally required. The top of the
terrace should be tested with the level
and rod to see that it conforms to the
proper grade. Any low places detect
ed should be filled with a shovel or
scraper. All large embankments across
draws and gullies should be built with
the slip scraper, and it is necessary to
build such embankments considerably
higher than the rest of the terrace to
allow for settling of the loose earth.
Most breaks in terrace systems occur
at crossings of gullies or draws, and it
is therefore very important that high,
| broad, substantial embankment be
| built across these places. In order
| to remove any wafer that collects
| above the terrace embankment across
draws or gullies, a pole drain can
be laid under the terrace down the
middle of the gully. Such drain is
made by simply laying three poles to-
| gether in the shape of triangle. 1t
will serve the purpose until the de-
preston above the terrace is filled with
| silt and a drain is no longer required
This drain is particularly adapted fol-
use with systems of graded terraces.
Remove All Distractions.
ANY distractions, such as rocks
stones and stumps, that lie along the
line of the terrace should be removed
since their presence might permit seep
age and result in the failure of the
terrace. In some parts of Texas thu
fields contain numerous large eartf
mounds generally known as ga'
mounds. These mounds cause consid
erable difficulty in terracing fields
Where they lie along the lines of grad
ed terraces, it becomes necessary t,
provide a passageway through them b,
means of the plow and scraper.
Where terraces are continued fron
one field to another across a fence row
it is necessary to build that portion O
the terrace near the fence by han
labor, using the spade and shovel.
, is very important that this portion Q
, the terrace and channel be built tn
same size as the rest of the terrace
, and considerable attention should b
given later to see that the waterwa
, is always kept open, so that the FIRE
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06

"a lobster in a hurry, walter"
"Yes. sir; I'll attend to you right
nway."-Boston Transcript.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06

The greatest objection to summer
mornings Is that they get up early.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06

An enemy knocks man down and
then a friend proceeds to kick him.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06
CHAPTER vi.
Al the Ennt of the Cliff.

The next afternoon l went to Paul
street and found NJ. Dubois at home.
when explained that l wanted to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
NOTICIAS VARLAS DEL CABLE
Sc CREE QUE LOS DECRETOS
EXPEOIDOS LLEGAN DEMA-
SIADO TARDE.

Del Scrvicio cspeciGi de Ill RRENSA"
MADRID. Abril 7.-Todos los pc
riodicos estan comentando amplia-
mente la question ~referente a los de-
cretos que han sido ~eXpedidos por ell
gobierno. recientemente. en- los que
adopta la suggestion hecha por ell ms
tituto de Reformas s~ociales, relacio-
mazda con Ia question del Trabajo, muy
especialmente.
La ~generalidad de los periodicos a.
prueba las reformas que han sido a
probadas Y que pronto comenzaran
a ponerse en- yigor, pero indican la
creencia que tienen de que llegan de-
masiado tarde para que hasten a sa-
t~isfacer completamente las tenden-
cias socialistas que prevalecen en- la
actualiGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09

de nulidad que dedujeron en- este jul:
Julio de 1895. constitutiva d la COM
pania demandada.
En- consecuencia. Sc declara la nu-
lidad de la escritura de fecha % de,
Julio de 1896, constitutivo a la Com,
pania Minera de Naica, S. A, otorga-.
da en- la villa de JimeneZ, Chihuahua.
Prccedase q la liquidation de las
operaciones Y devuelvase a la tesla
mentaria de don Santiago Stoppelii ell
funde minero "Maraviiias, con todos
sus frutos Y rendimientos; Y 81 esos
frutos Y rendimientos no pudieran ser
restituidos en- especie, entonces su va
lor. con los intereses al seis por
ciento annual. No Sc hace especial
condemnation en- c~ostas".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
CONTIENDA ENTIRE SOCIALIS-
TAS ROLSHEViklS Y RE-
FORMlSTAS

Del Scrvtcio especial de LA PRENSA-
MILAN, abril S.-En los momen-
tos en- que Sc Nevada a cabo un mi
tin organizado pOr los soclalistas re-
formistas. I'm grupo de socialists
bolshevikis hizo irrupcion Ell el iu-
gar en- que Sc efectuaba, Orlando
vivas . Lenine.
Como resuItado de este Sc iniclo
una lucha entire los socialists de los
dos bandos, Y a consecuencia de ella
hubo varioS hcridos.
La poiicia tuvc que Intervene en-
el aSunto para re~stablecer el orden
10 que no pudo ccnseguir muy ia
cilmente. pues los animos Sc ha!la-
ban muv exaltados. Con este motive
sc lleyaron q cabo algunas ]aprehan-
stones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
EOHANONES, PRIETO Y DATO
CELEBRARON UNA LARGA
CONFERENCIA

Del serrieio especial DC Lii PRENS.A
MADRID. abril S.-El Primer
liinistro Romanones, Y los eX-Prime-
ros Ministries Garcia Prieto Y Dato
celebrarcn el dia de noy II larga
conferencia h~abiendose rehusado a
dar informcs de nin@una eSpecieS a
GER d. los asuntos tratados en- ella.
v limitadose 4 asc%utar que en- esta
conversation TODD S~eutirai-&to de
nartido habia sido hecho a un l&do
Y que las agrlpacioneS politicaS de
las que son iefes Sc unleron en- un
esfuerzo cue sea capaz dc resolver
los mas IrgcnteS problemaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
UN FAMOSO TRATAMIEN-
TO ADOPTADO EN- UN SA-
NATORIO QUE PUEDE
SER USAD0 EN- SU
PROPIA CASA
Las personals nerviOsas y decaidas
pueden recuperar SUI salud y ener-
gias sin necesidad de ocurrir a
I'm sanatoriO.

Hace algun tempo, las personals
debiles. nerviosas. decaidas y en- ma
las condolences de salud, hacian lar
gos Wales para ocurrir a un sanato-
rio. en- donde consultaban a un doc
tor eminente que, a aus del eNito
con que curaba tales Intermediates,
gozaba de merecida fama.
Ell secreto de sus triunfos ~provenia
de un tonico, preparado por el mis-
mo, que administraba a u pacien-
ties, de acuerdo con otros tratamien-
tos, obteniendo tan magnificos result
tados que Sc hizo popularisimo-
Este mismo tonico puede ser obte-
nido actualmente por ell publico bajo
81 nnmhre de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
RiCH-'TONE,

c~onteniendo cada botella instructed
mes completes acerca de su uso. ST
I'd. Sc e%ncuentra delicado de salud y
.necesita I'm t6nico que 10 vigorice y
aumente sus energias, no Sc vera en-
la necesidad de emprender ningln
viaje. pues puede sujetarse a este
tratamiento en- su propia a
Una conocida dana, quien estuvo
al cuidado de tres eminentes medi-
cos V permanecio en- un sanatorio
durante algun TEMPO, blonde fue ope-
rada a fin d. lograr la mejoria de
sus males, sin haberlo conseguido,
con solo Ia primera botella de RICH
TONE experimental un notable alivio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
.ii|NMED|ATANENTEn
ACABE CON LOS PADECI.
MIENTOS DEL ESTOMAGO.

Las molestias originadas por
las indigestiones, la acidez, los
gases y palpitaciones del cora
ION, etc, desaparecen instan-
taneamente con ell uso de este
eficaz medicamento.
mo Sc sorprende que todos
sus alimentos Sc los recibe NAL
su estomago?
iiNo Sc preocupe!! lille
aqui ell remedio!i
Una bora despues de que ha-
va tornado Laxcarin Sc senti-
"a muy aliviado de todas sus
intermediates del estomago,
indigestion, acidez, gases, do
lores de cabeza y dyspepsia.
Cuesta muy POGO, pero es
de gran valor para las perso-
mas que sufren. Trabaja con
la exactitud y seguridad de un
relox. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
Aqente reJelde en- Libertad.

FL .Juez cuarto del Distrito de es-
ia ciudad. concedio libertad caaclonal,
mediante la suma de dos mil pesos,
liccnciado Fidencio Deschamps, a
ouien Sc a~prehendio Y redujo a prl-
sion nor haberse descubierto que era
agente del revolucionario Manuel Pc
laez en- esta capital. Ell agente re-
volucionario qued6 aver mismo en- IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
FUERZA y WGOR.

Esta Sc pone de manifesto en- las
miradas brillantes e inteligentes, AFRO
gante porte V en- general, en- una bue-
ma apariencia, tan diferente de la
u tienen las personals cuya consti-
tuci6n esta debilitandose.
Los hombres Y mujeres que deseen
adauirir fuerZa, energia Y v%italidad,
deberian desde luego sujetarse a es-
tie tratamiento en- su propia
Su valor es tan solo de un dollar
la botelh. De venta en- todas las
droguerias. O Sc manda directamente,
al recibo de su valor por A. B. RI
CHARDS MEDICINE COMPANY,
SHERMAN, TEXAS. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09

Lo meJor que Sc puede
hacer es adquirir IN ira
tamiento %completo,
'%compuesto de seis caias,
al precio de cinco dol
Iars,-vaIe un million de
veces mas. Una GAIA
.cuesta I'm dollar y sera
enviada porte pagado, al
recibo de su valor en-
elective o giro postal.
LAXCARINP PRODUCTS
co., Dept. SPA, Pitts:
burgh, Pa. No acepte'
I'd. sustitutos, de no OBJ
tener esta medicina, es
preferibIe no usar ningu-
ma otra. No esta a la
venta Ell las droguerlas-
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
Fue nul;ficada la escritura de la
"Naica". S. A.

FL Juzgado Segundo de 10 Civil a.
caba de dictar 81 fallo en- ell juicio que
Sc instruia contra les propietarios de
la RIGA nina la Naica, ubicada cerca
del Parral, del Estado de Chihuahua.
Y la que. como es sabido, ha terido
IN excelente periodic de bonanza des-
de hace algunos amos, hacienda CAPT
'talistas a todos los ~poseedores de ac-
clones.
La demanda fue hecha por la Sc
nora Blanca Stoppelli de C%ervantes,
albacea de la Testamentaria de D.
Santiago Stoppelli Y ell senior Satur-
nino Gonzalez. Ell juicio) sigui6 su
secuela desde ell mes de Enero dc 1918
V ahora Sc ha pronunciado el fallo en-
los siguientes termincs:
| "Los actores han probable la accion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
LA REINA HA SEGUlDO MEJO-
RANDO.
,,-,.i,;o ,sperici do Ia pREN!S4

Del ssrricio espscicl do La PRENSA
MADRID. Abril S.-En los bo!eti-
mes uue han sido publicados hoy a
cerca del estado que guarda S. NJ.
la Reina Victoria Eugenia, Sc anun-
cia cue Sc halIa sumamente mejora-
da Y que Sc considera SECURE que
pueda ~concurrir, como de costumbre,
a los Servicios religiosos de Ia Sema-
ma Santa V deSpuas GirigirSe a Sew
la, donde pasara n corta Temporal
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09

ES L.. !. pink Hammond, Peadente de Ia HammondWaHlns Oil Company, tenea
mnaq gus oago diwdndosd de entire tas las que Sc enuenGan openndo en- d campo 8ukbunet
Las companies Hammond No. l, y Hammond n. z, han pagadO ceca de III SUI POKlH
comsts La HAMMOND WATKINS OIL CO, TENE TODAS LAS PROBABnIDADES De DU
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09

Cuando ~necesire libros en- espanol,
dirUase 4 lgnacio L. Lozano, llS y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09

LA HAMMOND-WATKIN OIL CO. cuyos negocioS estan en-
manOS de los mas eXperimentadOS petroieroS de eTa region. Ofrece SuS
accioneS a la par. para 81 venta. In minucioso estudio del mapa '
unoS minutes de conversation con persona que conozca eI tamoSo cam
pc Burk. 10 convenceran de la magnfica Situacion de nueStras prope,,
dadeS. La Stuaci0n de nueSrroS terrenoS. anadida q Ia reputation del
ST. HAMMOND. QUEEN EA LOGRADO DIEZ MAGNIFICOS POLOS.
ponen fuera de toda duda eli grandioSo eXto de la Compa1ia. Tenenos
grandes pozOs que producer de 500 a 1000 BARRILES D1ARlOS, pr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
SIICEDERAA NIETOY MANERO
AMADRAZO ENLA SRIA. DE HACIENDA
Ell Lie. Fidencio Deschamps, agente de Pe|aez, fue
puesto en- Ibertad bajo crecida caucion
INF0RMACIONES De LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril G.
CAST de una Official sc ase-
gura que Alfredo Caturegli, agen-e
financiero de Carranza en- Nueva
York. ocupara la S~ub-Secretarla de
Hacienda. s~enalandose como Official
Mayor a Antonio Manero, en- sustltu-
cion del ~ingeniero Madrazo. qulen ma
renunciado ell pueSto de Official ma
vor. En- cuanto al Secretario. Sc IN
siste en- asegurar cue 10 sera ell Lie.
Luis Cabrera. Nieto partira para Ell
Estado de San Luis Potosi a aten-
der 4 sus trabajos politicos como can
didato al eobierno de aquella entldad.
D. Eduardo del Raso, de la Conn.,
sion Monetaria sustituira a Caturegll
en- Nueva York, donde continuara las
c~estiones que iniciara Nieto acerca
del emprestito Y de la conversion de
Ia deuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
EoUIPo De COMBINATION De BANJO DE REGADERA y SHAMPOO
Il .snsaci6n nara N estaci6n. HOMBRES. MCJERES. NINOS.

Aegrsss "a vida. Pe-manezra Saro y neno de comoddad 9 este
tempo de tanto caor Este Sicnpre fresco y hnpio GGrante IA g.
taciGn del caIor: tempado Y imEio en- invierno. :Quc cos hay mas
aS-ada5c cue un banO de rcGadera y shampoo en- g capeso! VI
yorza e. cucrpc: Lc d1 nueva vida. arroja 10 maOs EerneneS. he-
conendado pr empieadoS y oIcialS Sanitaros. e facilmenSe, uSa-
10 siEuendo las inS,ruccioneS O biD adherido al tUbC Cl bano-
Exsctanen,e 10 necesaro para csmpos mihtares y Kara IL casa Pa
neeeara ningana psrdida de aqua n que e%a 81 deTr2ms. Sc
uaneja con sencnez HaTa los nincs Eozaran de ella debdo 4 50
sjmpEeidad en- q maneo- Miles en uo. Satisfactoriamente &aFan'
tEzada-
OFERTA ESPECIAL PARA So INTRODUCTION. Mande nomore
y direction con SL5O mas $Oi5. para 81 porte y Sc IN envnremos al mo-
aampoo para dos o mas aScOS del cablo gratis o caca eGup9.
lNPANY- DEPT 5 IL CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Andrew- and Inogene
CONFERENCES IN THE EXPERIENCE COUPLE PHILOSOPHIC, THOUGH
 B

paper said Imogen "tha being which has for it's object the compel ried men to a thumb ring"
 another the patronize Andrew.
 q certainly don't why, said wedding world they married"
 the Atlantic City trip the objection, extort Atlantic the license clerk and $25 license without wedding weeks The police will the Picked Gherkn and when they badhead will demand his license It's and confirm contention that fat baseball friends" But Andrew would jet letting people know that married don't that when Atlantic City would refuse to this thumb . Don't misunderstood I that think IS awfuy bad taste for to jewe It attracts too much That's qubbng" Andrew, eiou right whether if this and At lantic City you will wear this thumb ring?" ,. Honey chd replied Andrew there only act of life which with accomplished anything which proud all life like Mohamm that look forward all day 1ght!
  asked She chilly the usual verboty did not seem answer backed into corner he did the inevitable broad Hindu and proudly hero his Croix Guerre" andf hourth the tick tick of the clock Then she looked him and asked:
 habit hands pockets the time?"
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Whitman,s Place Today

William B. Cairns. in the Yale Review.
 In spite of this extreme theory, Whit man has made his way. There are now not many critics who question his right to a place among the few greater Amer ican writers of the nineteenth century He has given the most conspicuous model for the freer form of verse which, for good or for bad, is now much in vogue He has helped to widen the range of subjects that may be treated in poetry and the moods and tempers of poetic expression. Specifically, he has tended to exalt the physical and the acts and experiences of the average man in everyday life. He has helped in the movement to rid poetry of the merely fanciful, the artificial. the conventional But far greater achievement than any of these has been slow but gradual winning of a place as one of the poets whom the lovers of poetry read. Whether he would have desired it or not, he has gained appreciation from many conserv- ative students of literature. They do not accept his condemnation of the class to which they belong. nor of the literature which men of that class have produced
 in the past. They do not accept all his theories of life or of art: and they read the great bulk of his poems no more than they read, say, the Ecclesiastical Sonnets"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Love Affairs of a Lonely Woman
By MARY HAu

of the remark dawned on her Sh, turned away from the man and was starting toward the private office
 Pedro had risen from his desk chair, and with a curious sparkle in his black eyes stood before her and prevented her advance.
 "They don't want you in there just now. The bookkeeper will be making report So talk to me, senorita,' he exclaimed, coming nearer to the girl Jane backed away from him toward the win dow.
 50 you have your clothes bought for you, and you spend your luncheon in an automobile with a sick friend. It was a very fine automobile and you are lucky girl, indeed" he continued
 'Stop!" said Jane, her eyes blazing. But the man was intent, and he came nearer still, gazing at her with blazing eyes.
 You caused me trouble this morning. with your pretended innocence. un- derstand you now" he cried and you shall pay for my humiliation. pay in the only way that a beautiful woman can pay gentleman, eh, fair lady from the country?"
 What do you mean?" the girl ex- claimed. How dare you talk that way to me?"
 "I will not talk, will act. I will collect the debt of reparation," and with his words he threw his arms about her. 'T am fool to be angry with you" His voice grew low and tense, as the girl struggled to free herself. The dark face was close to hers now. and there was a smile of triumph on it. You are too beautiful to be angry with. Pay your apology with kissi Jane fought with her hands as best she could, but the hated embrace of his arms was like a vice of iror. She could net free herself.
 Copyright, 1919, Thompson Feature Service.) Gro be continued tomorrow)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Czech Soldiers Pass
 Through Montgomery
a~ Aunci.,aA pr...

Montgomery, July 1e.-Over one thol- sand Czecho-Siovak soldiers, who have been fighting against the Bolsheviki forces in Siberia. passed through Mont gomery this afternoon en route to Wash ington. and later they vii sail from New port News for France and thence go to Prague, Bohemia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

amount of business transacted during the past few weeks, the board of gover- nors of the stock exchange voted today to close the exchange Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Stock Exchange To
 Be Closed Saturday

By Associated Press New York, July 1S.-ln order to permit stock brokers to catch up with the large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Carrier pigeons are playing a part In the patrol of the national forests.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Acreage
Colorado Lands.

Low PRICED EASTERN COLORADO
LAND.
Come with us next Tuesday for the
Fla gler district and secure farm where
prices aIe still low-s25 to $40. Don't
wait-phone US today. D. 4254. Shedd
Investment Company, Railway Ex-
change, Omaha
80, 600 ACRES choice raw or improved Lin
coin Co, Colo. lands. Bargains Easv
terms. See J. L. Maurer. Arriba. Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
DEATH & FUNERAL. NOTICES
CARD OF THANKS.

WE WISH to thank our many friends for
the sympathy extended us; also the beau
4 tlful floral offerings. during the illness
and death OF our beloved husband, son
and brother.
Mrs. Frank Murphy. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy. Sr., and
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
SALESME

in Nebraska and Iowa can make big
money selling our Health and Accident
Policies New company in territory can
offer liberal agency contracts, all or
part time. city or country; experience
not necessary. Call or write Merchants
Life & Casualty Co., 422 Bee Bldg
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
ATTRACTIONS.

FOR sale all kinds novelties. dolls. bull
dogs with diamond eyes. Give away
Slum flash goods etc.
VlNNICKS NOVELTY HOUSE.
100 No. 18th St Douglas 1916.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-John and Christine VanCleve,
2s12 B, girl; James and Catherine Hur-
ley, 53l7 North Goth, girl: Joseph and
Viola Rupin, 3411 Gold girl; Howard and
Gertrude White, 3l1l Mason, boy; Louis
and Lillian Clark, 1887 Douglas, boy
Edwin and Ruth Smails. S22 Lafayette,
boy; Coleman and Josephine Fimple. $50
North 27th, boy: Clarence and Grace
Swihart. 2624 Ames Ave. girl; Clark and
Mabel Haas, las North 34th, boy; Alvin
and Maud Pearson, hospital boy; John
and Maud McPhail, 1907 Hickory, boy;
Salvatore and Francesca Campagna, 1412
South 4th, girl; Michele and Michela
Dccrcstino, 1925 North 18th, boy; Cirino
and Concetta Curco, sos Poppleton Ave,
boy; James and Henrietta Kelly. 1452
Evans, boy.
Deaths-John Gustaf Swanson. II, 1858
Pierce; Mrs. Chrstabelle Schoenman, 80,
Helen apartments; Eliza J. Anderson. u,
Old Peoples Home; Mary Peterson, so,
saith and Meredith Ave-; Leo John Black,
days, 500 North 22d; Allonzo McGruder.
tr.. months, 22c4 North 27th; silvio A
Pitramale. IL months, 1927 South ED ::
Gshn plumer Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

Henry Withausky. 24O5 Hanscom boule-
ward. frame dwelling. $4,000; L. c. Ro-
berts 1921 Webster street. frame dwelling.
$1,000; Rasp Brothers, 1929 Douglas
street. frame dwelling, $4,000: Rasp Broth
ers. 2110 Evans street. frame dwelling.
xSSG0
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01

HAMILTON-Nelson Orr, aged 50, con-
ductor. Chicago & Northwestern for S5
years. Remains will lie In state at the
Heafey Hrafey chapel 26th and Far
nam, from p m to $50 p m. Body
will be sent to Chattfield, MINI. at
$3.50 p. m. over the Chicago & North
western railroad.
WE wish to thank our friends for their
kindness. sympathy and floral offerings
during the sickness and death of our
father.-Fred w. Anheuser, Amalia An
heuser. Julie Anheuser and Anna An
heuser.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-01

F you are .ired working on a salary and
want to get into business for yourself,
and possess salemanship ability together
with energy, we are now ready to offer
exclusive county rights for FORD ac-
cessories in Nebraska and Iowa-you
can represent our factory for its output.
Our agents are clearing big money and
building up permanent business. For
exclusive rights, write, or call at our
office, 312 S.19th st.
UPTON-LLOYD MANUFACTURING CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-24

New York. July 19.-For the first
time in the history of the national
rowing regatta, two special events
have been added TO this years pro-
gram. in order to give soldiers and
sailors of the allied nations an APP
portunity of competing. Twelve reg
ular championship races will be rowec
over the Lake Quinsigamand course
on August 1 and 2. IN the forty fifth
annual regatta of the National Asso-
citation of Amateur Oarsmen which
this year will be held under the ans
pices of the Lake Quinsigamand Assoc
citation of Worcester, Mass. Eleven of
these will be rowed over straight
away course of one mile and quarter
and the other will be a one quarter
mile dash for seniors.
On Friday. August I. the events
will be decided in the following order
intermediate four shell, senior quar-
ter mile dash, intermediate single,
senior international four shell. asso-
citation single and intermediate eight.
On the following day the order of
championship races will be senior