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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-10-12
AppIes ooInu 70 Waste.

Tecumseh, Neb., Oct. 11.-There is
no market for apples here, and as a
result thousands Of bushels are going
TO waste in the orchards of Johnson
county. The cider mills will pay but
Is cents per 100 pounds for the fruit.
and the men who own orchards say
they cannot afford to gather the fruit
and deliver it for that price.
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Two aarees Wrecked.

Bay City, Mich, Oct, 1.-THE
barges Abram Smith and Comstock
were wrecked on Bass island, in the
Georgian bay region, during the recent
storm. The boats were In tow of the
steamer Langell Boys and were driven
on the rosAs. the steamer rescuing the
erewa.
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New RattIeshlp Near Completion,

Washington Oct 1.-THE navy de-
partment has been advised that IT is
probable that the battleship South
Dakota will be ready for trial on the
Pacific coast about Nov. l, The Yer
mont, which is being built at Quincy,
Mass, will be ready for trial in De.
cember
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SHOOTING in Territory.

Hoffman, |. T., Oct. ll.-Charles AT.
thur was fatally shot here by Dr. o.
]. Wright, q physician, The latter is
under arrest The shooting resulted
from alleged attentions Of Arthur to
Wright's wife.
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Fatal EXPLOSION at CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 1.-Two men are
dead and FIVE others are injured as the
result of an explosion of blast fur
mace In the plant of the Illinois Steel
COMPANY in South Chicago.
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Find sody Of Woman In Wreck

Kingfsher. Okla, Oct. 1.-The
body of a woman was found under
the smoking car of the Rock Island
passenger train which went into the
Cimarron river near Dover, Sept. IS,
II Is impossible to learn anything
definitely OF the identity OF the vic
tim The body is said to be in badly
decom posed condition.
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Snow Falls In Kentucky.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 1l.-Snow fell
throughout Kentucky and reports re-
esived here show that great damage
% tobacco crops in barns and fields
and late corn is resulting.
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Witness slain on Court House Steps

Groveton. Tex, Oct IF r
Meyer. a private detective, was shot
and killed as he stood on the steps
OF the court house after testilyiug
against certain Trinity county CrcX )
people He had been brought here
by the sheriff as an attached witness
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NEEDS WORKERS; EMPTIEs JAIL
Southerner Pays Fines Of Prisoners
and Gets Men to Pick Cotton.


and Gets Men to Pick Cotton.
Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. lit re-
manned for A. T. Brown of Muskogee,
!. T., to solve the scarcity Of cotton
pickers problem He walked into a
local police headquarters and sur
prissd the chief of police by offering
to pay all fines of the prisoners in or.
der to put them at work in the cotton
Acids The unusual proposition was
snapped up and after Brown paid $3.50
IN fines. twenty-five prisoners were
turned loose, emptying the Jail They
rejoiced in their freedom, notwith-
standing the fact that they were hur-
ried to gather crops under blazing
sun.
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Negro Lyrched by His own Race.

TeXarkaua Ark. Oct. l0.-Anthuny
Davis negro driver vas found dead
under the round house, half q mile
from the bps,ners center OF town II
is believed he was lynched by mem
hers Of his own race A week ago
Davis was arrested on charge Of
attempting TO violate ffteenyear-old
girl He was fined but took all ap-
peal. The negroes expressed great
indignation,
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Business Houses at stoekham Burn.

Stockham. Neb., oct II Fire was
discovered in the building occupied
by G O. Zakem, general merchandise
and spread rapidly burning four other
store buildings. Two, owned by Mrs
Coon, were valued at $4,000; no in.
surance.
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DEATH IN THE AIR TO-DAY
FIVE TRAlNMEN ARE KILLED IN
WRECK NEAR LARAMIE, WYo.
DEATHS IN TUNNEL EXPLOSION

Three Men Killed and a Dozen Rem.
dered Unconscious in Gas Disaster
in Long Island Tunnel-lron Noun.
tain Train Jumps Track.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 11.-Five men
were killed in a freight collision on
the Union Pacific railroad near Lara.
ME, Wyo., today.
The dead:
Engineer Strong.
Engineer Murray.
Fireman Engstrom.
Fireman Kelly.
Brakeman Meyers.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-10-12

INIVNEO, VNT. TT.-TNN OUITVTIn IA-
sued by the Chicago station of the
United states weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska rs follows:
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
warmer tonight and east portion FRI
day.
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THREE DIE IN TUNNEL DISASTER
And a Dozen Rendered Unconscious.
Flame Follows Explosion.

New York, Oct. II. - Three men
were killed and dozen rendered un-
conscious by the explosion of gas and
a fire that followed in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tunnel under Long
Island City, today.
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ONE DEAD, ten INJURED
Iron Mountain Fast nv, rain Jumps
Track, Killing g.
ST Jouis Mo @ 0i t3k, on

Mountain fast mail train J. $50,
track at the city limits of ST. s.,
today, killing one man and injurins
number.
Engineer John Casper was killed
outright and ten persons suffered in
juries, some of them serious.
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lnt GUNOIllUN Ut Ink WEATHER

Temperature Tor Twenty.tour Hours.
Forecast for Nebraska.
Conditions OF the weather as record
ed for the twenty.four hours ending
mt "A m today:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-22

Yaiie smr Meiie imie Mmslano bciergt @.
Siaiaf. UT. ali. 81. Saul stra8e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-22

ben, INN irgen0mcldc Huhcit0utn9cil
nit Der GuBeriten StrcnNc ~ nlter.
oriiden. Die Eoli5ci %crluurtctc lld)t
cilmnl, 0ob Der c%intd9iGc Srltc III
PETERSBURG ullgcnciu mcrocn milrot,
neil III pielr Hlrbcitcr bcih0itiAln9as
los mdrcn ulO oic ilbri0cn iidI fiIrd).
tcterr, ihrc StellunQcn mittcn lm
@intcr 81 pcrlierell.
1ie @ch6rocn bobcu @cuciic, ooD
Die NcpoltCn un0 Scr Ecrrpri3lmt9 III
NnBlano Scr @ouptiudc nud) I'M
NuaIono orqoniiirt morOrn mGrcr,
Gin IN S0ciio ucrDnitetcr @ombcNs
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mor0cn, Der nl@ Cbcilncbmcr al Der
tltcrnotloH0lcn Nnord)iltcn NClue
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pon Der frnn56iiidCu Eoli5ci ilbcrs
mod)t mllr0c. Sic in Moriholl per
boftctcn lnb crld)oiicnen NNitotorcH
itnnumtcn Der Mcbr5obl nod) ans Dem
Nlt@lon0.
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@crmiidltc tclcnraubiidc 0cpeidcn.
,Sm .Winbernlerc .SSptcl." Gcf

r. Sm .@inbernlerc Sotcl," Gtfc
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Chicago, creianete iiG geiicrn iriib
cine 0alnpffeiiel : grploiion. ol,rd)
tpeld)e Der Woihiniit rSobn Hnpfod
9ctootet mo Srnl Sceta Mnp, cit
@ait. perlebt ipllrbc. Gin Eonif ent-
Itano inter oen@Giten, bod bate Ser
lelbc feline idjlimmere Nnlgen. Ser
p%etuni1rc @erluit betrdgt ct1pn
$4,000.
Sn cincm tleincn Sotel an ser
Mainitrobc 5n Buffalo, NJ, hat
ein Mann, luel6er sSranf Gobn bon
Hr. 2S1, Stone Sluemle, Srootlpn.
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minente &ouimann u. y. Hiplep Oo.
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ibm ms Ser5 Orong.
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bort Dor 1888 Sabrcn bon ,inoioner.
WtiIlion1ren erbaute fathpliid)c Stride
roaltunoia einacitiir5t. IS muroc
Hiemano perlcbt.
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YbGnumcnalcs @imtcriuciter.

@iienhrbn 9(rbeitcr bel Der Gnticr-
nllng elmer crbiBten Shicllc ouf
merhuiiroige gSeiic uerlcbt.
Sobc lenpcrotur in pcrihieoc.
uen @anoestbeiIer.
2 +. 2ouiA NO, II. Somtnr.-
@eItcrll mnr bier BET elmer Sernpcrn=
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tag, ociieu man iidI IN ct. Solia or.
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rlut9 erlitten iiiti Nrbcitcr &crlcblm=
gen, melde nit Scr Gntfernulg elmer
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minol 9 Niiociotion" b~cldDGitigt MI.
rem. Die Shipnc bate lid III SolNc
Ser @Grmc ge0ehnt u1O prollte bel
Der SoSloiutg pl0Blih III Die SGb2,
nobel iGmmtlihe iilni Hclltc cincn
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mann muroen baioe 9eine gcbrod,2n
mo 5rpci onbcren 9lrbeitern jc Gins.
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man bier nad) Nn9obc 0ca lofolen
@ctterbiireall0 ocn lpGrmItCn &nnnm.
tag lett Dem Sabre 1888. uno oo3
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Goa oiio5iellc thermometer 0e2 @ct-
tcrbiircoll0 itieQ bier 1cltern 9tod)n1it-
tag olli So @ruO. Dur 5uGimnl Dor
Der, n0mlid) onl /. %unlar 1876 mo
om If. Soutur 1890, lit lett Der Ne-
Nriinhlm1 oea @cttcrbilrcnua Dor 30
&abrcn i'm Wtonut &anlar bier cine
bobcrc lcmperntur, nGnnlid cine
iold)c uon 50, rcip. 81 Wrn0, errcidt
morocn.
0ctroit, Mid)., 81. Somlor.
@eItcrn NOd)mittaN IticA bier bic
Scnlperntur nlf "a @ra0 mo Ole
ein5igen 0bnlid) mdrrncn @intcrtnQc,
0crcn man iid) erinnert, tamen int
Nanllor 1890 mo 1876 nit lcmpc.
ruturcn pon G6, rep. 50 @ro0 por.
GbiCo0o, 81. Son,-Gcr boditc,
bcutc bonn thermometer crreidtc
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8roo. Seittc Nbcno Gcrrid)t Gin fol-
ter HeNcn mo ooS @ettcrburcou pro.
phc5cit, cob bic Semperotur morQcu
friib ultf bcillobc NuQ linfen miro.
EittsburN, ga, 21. NaEuar.
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oui II @rno.
GbilnOeIpbio mcloet eillen Mnri-
NAL . Shcrmonlcterltono bon 80 @ruo
an SonntoQ, Bolton pon IS, Buffalo,
ND. Don 90, Mutlnno, &t.. ucn 50.
Grop, N.,0., Don 81 mo Sprocuic,
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SmtercHante Operation.

Elilooclpb q, 90, 81. San.
Gin S%toDlpIitter III Scr 2Gn9c poll
orei 3oll lit I'M biciigcn .Sciicriou-
No'pitol" ans Dem SdGocI bon ,Sobl
?tnil nllS @inIton, N..G., bcrollS &c.
5oNcn moroen. Nohoem sic Ser.
illd)c. ben Splittcr nit Niilic cil,cS
trdItlgen Mo0lets hcro,la ST. bcfom.
men, lid)t BON GriolN gctront moren,
neil Der Splitter onberorocntIih icit
i'll aliod)en cilacbcttct mar, iobcn
lid) Die Ner5tc Gcnotbigt, ibrc ,3llillltt
5llm W'rllcr 5u ncbncn. mcrnrli Die
Operation IN ichr bcirieoigenocr
@cllc Dor lidl 0irG. Ter Eoticnt PC.
flnoct iidl mobl,
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Mcdltc hcr Hrciic.

NoibuillC Gem, u. San.
Die SuprrnIe Court BON Sennciict
hot cine pihtigc Gntid)Gibulg 9r
treifs Der Sreibeit pom 3citunQcrL Nc
rid)tc iiber GorgGn0e DOT bcnWeridlt;
bofcu ju pcrofientlihen, obgeQcbcn,
0ic betrciicnoc Gntiheiouug be5pl
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Den .Nnericon" cingereid)tc Sd)nocn-
crloBflnac BON 5000 ncgcn &crof-
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&eroitt o69egcbclL Die SuprcnleGourt
cntld)ico ober oo0e0cn mo mics Die
&lo9c nb. >Sn ibrcr G%ntidci0iun0 be.
tontc bic Suprenlc Court, DOB, ioQa
cS lid nidt I'M pom @cridt3bni bon
Der Gcroiicntlidnuna mlSgeidlollcnc
9eridtc ooer I'M iold)c @crid)tc boll0.
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eianct iino, gcgcl observation-disclosures
nid)tS porlic9e. oo ;}citltl1s.GiNcn
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nGbnlcn mic onbere Terinnen. 9lQcre
binaS miiBtcn iold)c @eroiicntlidnl,
gen oltrdloita llnpnrtciiid 0ebultelt
lto nid,t nit Commentaries pcrirhcl
lclll, filr mcld)c MIR Die Gcitortifcl
Spoltcn Der rid)ti1c Ort icicn.
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pGrprenmn9sucrindb" inat Nrnn
Barter.

Nlc 3%Cr'torlng Der Nunlpri0dt oScUa
tbinn" mo CAPTAIN Gnr0iii'@
Sclbitonflogc.
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Die SclbitbcihulOigunN, mcIdc Gupi'
ton &nmC1 Cardiff uprNcitcrn in
HlulQcatrclaacrid)t QcNcl lih crboIi
mo Die, mic bcrId)tct, 0ubin lnntclc,
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1906 oic 9r. Barter NcbGriNr 9unlpi
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nidtctc, oni @obrbcit bcrubcn, 10
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0ollaen bobcn nit BOB SEER Goroiii
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er Die gcnorntc Sunlmc niht crbGlt.
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rcltS m%ltactbeilt, morgcn I'M Sunocas
&rcl@4crid)t Dor Hid)tcr @bcclcr mo
elmer Ellrp iort1cfilbrt merNcn.
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an sllnhesa iftsncri,

Chicago lit &. j. A.u,ien. 1rGiioent
Der ,Nutrieal Comp" uno friibercr
Mopor in cincu fleinen Srte III
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ruto elmer @elohuBc bon $4,000 per
urtbeilt moroen. NEIL er obic1nen
2eieitoif ourd) Die Bolt Der Ger.
Staaten perlanbt bate, iinl Heflanic
iiir lrine Sirma 5u moher.
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Nulf nno @caucr ais GbrcnaGjtc.

y otto II. 81. &anuor, - @eltern
Gbcno iolo bier I'M ,Notel Somerict"
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In l,prt(nnN q, ~ III A;c

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-25

cut bodices with guimpe and sleeves o
lace. net or other sheer stuff; and many
of these bodices we're cut down under the
arm, showing the under blouse 10 the
girdle top at the sides or at least Tor some
distance below the arm hole.
The dropping shoulder tendency OF which
we have often spoken during the late
summer and early fall months has be-
come so pronounced that il Is one of the
most distinctive features OF the latest
models. and few froCks are cut without
some sort OF shoulder drapery or sleeve
cap cut in one with the body OF the bodice
so far that il is impossible to wear an or
binary coat sleeve over the bodice with
out crushing and demoralizing the shoulder
arrangement; but there are many cape
like wraps which will meet this emergency
and in a large number OF the models the
shoulder continuation is merely a ripping
frill falling not moro than three or our
inches over the sleeve top.
., SUPPLIES over bOdices OF silk. usually
embroidered and cut to show a deep guimpe
and sleeves of lace, are combined with
skirts Of chiffon or net in the same color.
the net skirt being, as a rule, trimmed in
bands or motifs of the silk or in embroidery
or lace matching the trimming of the
guimpe. This idea is the inspiration for
some charming frocks, and. with many
variations, was conspicuous in Horse Show
creations.
For morning wear and often for after
Dor wear m well. though Of curse IL
could not be ranked among dressy after
oon costumes, the perfectly plain tailor
made frock with tight fitting or seni-
ft1lng coat and plated skirt Q9s decidediy
ths kavorite with the smArts1k folk. 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-25

and finished with tail fringe. Sometimes it
is rounded and finished with a frill OF beau
tiful lace.
One model makes use of two furs, ermlne
and breitschwanz, the muf proper being
Of the black fur, while ermine pelts are set
on this muf with the heads close together
on one side Of the muif and the skins running
around the muf and falling in a long square,
with the tails forming a fringe at the bottom.
Big fiat mufs, rounded at the bottom
and trimmed in lace and in knots OF velvet
or soft bows and loops Of velvet ribbon
matching the fur are many, and the bag
muf, drawing up with a string, has not been
entirely laid aside. Almost all of the big
soft NUTS. by the way, are supplied with
a c~ommOdious pocket. which is a great
convenience.
NUTS of the fat pillow shape but with
the ends turned back or, in the case of sable.
mink or other long haired fur. with whole
pelts laid aroun h ends Of the muff. and
of course standing out from the surface of
the mum, are a variation upon the plan fiat
shape. and there are carriage mufis which,
like all the other lew models, soft and fiat
are gathered up slightly az the ends and
supplied with deep frills or wriStlets of the
fur which will ft up costly owe the arms
unprotected by coat sleeves. This mutt is
not really pretty, hut IL ia eullnently p-ac-
ticGl and comfortable.
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nished by large buttons of black velvet
embroidered in gold and vivid green.
Comparatively few fur trimmed cloth or
velvet costumes ave been worn, but on the
other hand frocks Of net, chiffon cloth and
lace trimmed in fur were many and some
of the most beautiful coat and skirt cos
tunes came under this head.
Irish lace in the finer qualities is still a
prime favorite for the handsome lace gown,
and both in white and in dyed form fur
nished the material for superb gowns,
as did certain beautiful guipures and com
bination laces. A mellow ivory ana > tint
OF ycllpwish ecru still darker than ivory
are particularly effective in lice, when the
latter is TO be associated with dark fur;
and one Of the costumes shetched for this
page was of a deep ivory guipure with rich
sables trimming the short loose little p%aletot,
while another fTDck in the anne class, though
less expensive because of the exoTDitint
value of slbles in this day, was Of real Irish
with Curying bands of ermine trimming
the body of the palet1t and the bose wing
slaey es.
smoke gray trimmed in dark fur ard in
velvet is "A pop1lir motif for the gown OF
chiffon Cl)th or Vr1s tulla; and, indeed. too
much cannot well he sIid in praise 81 the
dark gray tones which are - modish this
season. Some Of tho shades are distinctly
trying - the average complexion, but the
soft, brJwnish. smoke tinge is not ono Of
these; and, for that matter, in this season OF
bodices cut down almost 10 the waist line
and filed in with lace. net, &C.. il Is an
easy thing 20 make any color fairly boz
coming In q gown. 2