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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

sitF IA Al event uf no URINARY interest 70
IA ETeU u en- men shUt1c flEutfaF1
ls1nRHEF A rAkznE bole 81 tbs MISTER, Ou-
women UOUld permit DC lELftE- They have
been claEoor1nE for the privilege Of uUE1nE
uEks1E % Admission and there would mol
lie the ieEsf ditbcu1ry fn placing among the
ladies al me ssnnEs allotted 10 the men
q Omaha
BY way u E1r1pE suus history 81 the
TresHur activity II interest locally an the
foreign zissi0naTy work Dr. Clarke says.
The visit q David NcCouEuEnF. Rev
Charts z. Brhat. . D Rev y ]. Jones
= D. q Bangkok siam. IN March lsh.
marks new era m the fure.gn ruasE1onE-g
interests Of 1hs churches q Omaha
The Forward Movement" W-EE launched
by these men Al a dinner AZ Ihe FfrHi
church. which was attended by many %
sncss were held lE-er IN The week IL each
of the parishes. and on the following sun
gay the matter E'EE dtlhnitsly presented -
III Du-.ErEEaUUDs. A very hearty resTluuse
Was UHde 70 1bE grnpaEEl az Is eEidsnre6
10y ne nRlGsgme EEtn IL The EEgrBEs1s
UnsT1rEE q The churcbaE
In 1855 Iasrs MAS reported 20 she Genera
Omaha and Suuth es7uRhs for foreign mis-
Ei0nE. E.1-1 II l9aS from these sans
II zrChHE there were rrp1rred e sf- q Eair
q : -. OF Al inrTs2ss q over 3 per cent
Too nuch rEDnu1 tss said q The splendid
work done ~ the chairman q The For
W-EI5 NgreDsu1 q Our CITY. Rsr- 7 y
n ulre Il d nov professor q rheol1,gy
EB.stur a. the Omaha TsstruiIlzzsT church
With inde1z1iEE tls enfhnetEEm >s sought
. EtirHplste . TniEFioEArF fsTror IN IN tbs
lhurches-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
MEPHISTO IN ALL HIS GLORY
MASK Bail nj Tel Jed Sekol HAN
a. snec~Hs Of First
water

''Cl0WnE.~ -tCuuvictE Red DeF1ln- ana
kindred characters hello hiEh carnival SAT-
urduF Al Turner hAH T'hirueerth Ent Dor
cas- ErrsszE 01 ths occasion q the Gnunal
masked bah q ths Epciety q Tea- Jed
SokoL EiAbarufe decorations grBpec TIE
han ana stage which had hesn converted
into rhs isznPuT-E-F abode a NsTihAs1o- RsIpp
thea skuIls and Essir1sd creatures &C ~
co3d. rlET1uF Es,eeieE snet unsN EEss -
every saos. TINT they cie nu4 mar one VIM
the enjoyment Of over lB0o pars0rB -
rlsAsurt bent
The Eaysty a The sucEsd1n was enhaacea
II the presence q Mayer Dshlrnsr. who re-
fused. fE1rHtlFelF. - lade me Aghi bsnsszh
& buEhel ty ths use q a nRnk- Whils tbs
Eurgsoukly Hftirso dancing E1rak. Preach
saldis-A uonT1c-E ans women fran the
LAND q thu lotus tSads uaEns IN for much
attention. II was plainly eF16en1 that the
several real woody cowboys IN fan -
Eniia warned the cookies e fhe mayer
haETt
Inc gallery WAS fBes WIN fT7ends q ths
dancers. S'h0 danced uutii a lEts hO1r.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

Thpueh rhsv never rhsurh1 81 htn az me
presidential nominee q The Succeeding fan.
1hsy cit fftnk II WIS about time they were
getting q good look 81 him. So ne weu1
70 New Turk "a he must have rsl1- for
tnspecrinz HR had bought q new BLACK
suif a rlorhsE un6 boOrs. N winch. uns
writer EEFE- he did MT fed Rs comfortable
as he fel1 81 D1hsT times IN ms Ike be is
repor1ed Rs hEF-inE been mHnifsstly IN
easy when tbs distinguished William Gu
Sen Bryant iurrodDcsd him 70 q massive
Husienre- merely As An eminent ctriBen
81 1hs west hi1hsr1O known 70 y0u 1nly
tv rsputari1n-~ II IL Ancepted Rs reason
sfly curuecu uhEa the first impression made
ur,on rhssst cultured aks1er1erz by the IN
EEirly wsstsrner N his outlhnaish EErh.
WA npt the sane "a 1hz1 thsy carried
hune Win them q lttis later
ptsriuT Gjd not z,Rif long. thsn- 70 IN
fold IN ms I'm length and h-es6th 10 .fbe
critical eve a the sEEt TINS man I'm
rnsEEured and unsolred." The man would
ma down
Unlike 90 many men IN hiErurT TINS
one crews rather than diminiEheE IN the
srscnons and estimation q the world a.
time progresses and after more than tnrTT
years h.E county IL 1h0ut 70 % for hin
what II nsrer fh0ngf1 q hoihg before
The hoz0eEisAd where he was born. the
little cabin nsEr H0AEinrLIle- Ky has
t,s,en borghi and an GssOelaiisn has been
formed and n plan EAs been lad ans thif
hornes1eA6 An 1EA the l0erh Eunfrsrsn-y
q his birth. VIII Re osdicAIsd AZ great
National park. ths If11e cabin ocuuFying
a rt,nEriun0uE posdriun. EDs r1uscEns and
muuunsu1s and c0nserFA1agses VII bs
.zstAs.liEhsd and the -'Ol1 Ke1unekV B1ns-
ziu hs tn h0TDs fhAl Al Americans cove
and thE1 al people q Hll states and IA
ions KLl cherish as the DonHE3ezz 10 a
man Wh0 gave hiE LIE for the cause q
humanity. ths hiEheE1 miHEinn which man
can suhssrre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
NO TRACE OF LIBRARY RoBBER
H.aares ana FsrSy-saE DoIaars Miss
tnE fro2 The Celia
CHSe.

NO tzAus EGs fsun1 yeEzereHy q lhe
nan aha HEkksA- ana EFzsz5 H1th . re-
EslEsr. hrals tntS TIE pshar library bald-
ilg ssF1y Saturday morning bgUDd an
hli1dfo1ds6 rts uighf 5EEitur and EElEh-
man GUS Petersen E-.6 Then smashed me
GAS n a case q Untts6 States uuiuk a.
Ia Byr1n E.ses cdIieerial ana maze away
van nesr1E EsR. n1r have ANY nsp1EIs
besa reoeiEed ~ ne pulans rsEEra1nE any
Nancy EAAred IL crr1lErl11 NtAeh EzIAEh1
he a paF1 q ne r11scr11n- Tt1s cotnE bare
dates ran 1EH % 1Es1. tuc1uEars. and n
fAos rElDs EB0nutsa a. sEhrfsy E4LH
boa sid and Elrsr. Ols hunE-s1 Ens
tErss pisr=s are missing fraz1 rhs ease
Rs1a-11a shs rsosared Al H5uTy u AIS
lsfr foOl IN 5uUydIE trun = Ara n1or
E1n6vw Ef1sr nslaEHinE hiE b1ndk Il m
tina care ~ a phyEnri1n al ma huns. 1s&
CnnfarTila street where he Was taken by
EreEsinE fEEurshay- II las Hu1 bsal plal-
usolg AsnerrEinsd WHISTLER thsrs Is q trEr-
rzrt IN IN fOGG
Eelera11 5aupad a oisEEnDs q Eb0nf
1f1ssn fssf fre4 q raAE S1nd1W Nahlls tas
DurElzr uaEs Etl1 IN ia Byron Rsss rsan.
The mEa hE6 far1nd Ps1srs11 @ aooun-
pAnF Nm 40 ths roun. hut Efrsr they an
tsgsd Fstsrs51 Ennasaoa1 A. frs=inE ms
hEnas are syeL and then slipp41 aWsy-
Instead 81 rznzinE 70 niE re0n IN ne base
msIr AID E-rzi1g ms 0wH rsVolser. he
rHn NJ farther fhEn - lhs c1rrIlELilE
rDon IN M mE1n noor. Hhe-s his 6zalFs
70 sso1Js ths bu11las in11ns1 ht1 - izsp
frun q E1no1N-
Fsasru1n 49, a. . nish1 psiannsa ans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
DR.. CLARKE ON CONVENTION
Omaha Mfmfster writes Of the BIS
Missionary MesEf1g 10 Be
HeI6.

Rsr- A s c CErks- Z d paEtor q
Love Avenue Presbyterian church has al
article IL The In-er5ur q February :, undsT
ne caJdsu1. Missionary Activities q the
Cuursut5on CITY" which il An interesting
ana comprehensive stHls-neu1 q The par
z1nsss plans and character % The intel
Ey-nodicEl missionary cLiuTsutiUn 70 he held
uudsr the auspices ~ lhe Presty1sr'iln
church AZ the AnG1tur1un Febr1ErY 1s-A-
Accompanying The sketch Be- q fine rsTI-e-
sanitation n me Au1ifurdUm and 4 photo
graph 90 me c1urEl1i1l cuuElirlss, cEn-
sis1inE a me Rvs l. e c Clarke, z. Il
gEIlEs. J. 2 Cherry - Il Burdiak. }. c.
Wilson z J. Pur5y. z X Hunter. n Y
FiF+bee. W H Reynolds z T Ben and
M Robert Dsmpster. ths 0nly lay mem
her.
Writing q the u0uFsnrion for The In
is-1ur. Lr Clarke says
TIE coming - Euch q uunrsut5un 10 or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

VIII uip-ui refisrtirn conclude that Irrr5c-
the conditions Winch have been TsuI bfsf ore
III commanding January J. us81 there T.
nothing else We can d. Yours very lr-alf ?,
L. W WAX ELEE-
Al the meeting last year The attendance
was 80 EMO the treasurer Calls upon the
members 10 come TINS year. for 70 stay
AWAY because The railroads have CIT On
trznspartH1inn would Indicate thzt we are
cuirrerE
TIE Bee VII tender rhsEtsT party %
the members and their wives IaesaHF even
tng and Wednesday evening the local com
ulirtes VII tender the members 3 theA1sr
party. me Bee has also turirsa the men,
beers 10 make The Bee bu8atng their head
ouE-rs1s xhils IN Omaha ard 80 have tbssir
mai addressed IN care q he Bee and n
come 70 The Bee Once 70 DO alF Of lhetT
work EIfils IN the c-ty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
EDITORS WILL GET NO PASSES
- Make the Wr1nkIe
mis- Y1Re-

Ths uruErEu n out far me rwo dBTs
meeting a the NshrHErn PRESS HHsociH1iun
In o.zzaha IN FsfuDarT n and - TIA
meetings VII he held Al CreiEhtun hE1l
and the serreuETE- once Wlu be
At the Murray hotel Mayer DRhlmEn VIII
deliver an address q welcome ana Henry
C Riuhlnana u rhs Fremuuf Herald E-in
ns,EEand FresidanI Frank .. Reed q the
Ehsa-un Clipper VIII deliver his annual al
dress TUESDAY Ef1sTnpun. and fhs annual
poem WI ts read ~ Mr. Iaabsl RirheF
me response T. fhis WI Be MADE bF Gray
Bsulis q YORK ana WI n EEuTdn WI
reao the EecrstAFyrs Report Sessions Nil
bs, held Wednesday murning and afternoon
Al snurr Was made ~ VII "A NEuIiirl.
ssscretErE -rreaEurer. ro secUrs frss trans
puriEris1 run The nEilruedE Ser tbs mem
bsrE q me association and thsir wives. IN
thIis EzE tasaEad ~ l. n WEkeisg. sen
sFEl passenger agent q me BurinEl1ln
Niao HsEEiss 70 Nj. AauEdn A faEigEF-
OMAHA Feh. M " n MEupan.
eezcEelHTF- IfsE-FuF'er NetrEEsrE tTsaE As
soeia1iaHs LiDuuln- nv Dear siT-l am N
rs-ueiTr az Fuur c8urteDlE ltI1er a lhE 1arh
al applying Ter tree uanEp1TLE1lun fGr
me DentserE q me &ehrEsEE Press assoc
-. s --S i -, = %, ss, ses, o.
] FagrEr 70 say thHt 0uT Management
czDnEd see II NsF clear - c1nI-nDe 70
The -r--frE-LE1E LrIurlrrnE E,lF-IIIIiEEiZfE has
ruled tEEI M lEN fuTt15E CIR eEctEIlElI q
Transportation fer EdreTriEinE in nsNH
papers o. far anything else huf DulsT
In Enn1r1 Win lhE1 ruling We nave made
cur nDErrEe1E fer 1sr vim Lhe newspapers
entirely On cEEh haElE and ulr EcF'sTr1s-
1IlE Erlrr1Tr1ErllU NEE FETT llrEelT ID
creaseG 70 nUEsr rnE DeW Etr1ErIul-
As sou EnuN. the issuance q passes las
ts.sr ruD1eEunec - clulsraEk u nEE bsFn
ucu1slurIec ~ EzkET 1fNE1IEIs@rE 20 L1s
ruEErrF Enc ma ElElE. Eu1 rhErE - 4
sru-lE senIlursut EDulE Ihs p.auriE q Ne
ofEEEA against ne lzElEnrs ~ thE rlIadI
a. AM fern q t-uE rrE1EE1E-1-lll- ana
ne isE1Ence q EEEHaf - e-llnra So -
Thar cuDFs1rlu1 lltEh1 - CleeE1rlIa1 -
c1hE1 d4EAaa4 via are ma - 1sE11a1 ea
rul1E . LtIflr ulEETELElrIuk
~ laEne e-lEIllrlsI1lAET JlAaEef - Ne
trkEEE N11lc E11EE ma Ee k1uIi1 - rt1E
D luUEs - AEs11rl E-Id r1ru1TItI1II1 VA
LEll1e1 E1E1eE A. i ul111 LIuE AT<.sIEr
LhE1 ~ rEllr-zE a. aInt ~ -IsHH-17zrs HIsTs
r1lltl-z1E - p1s-rnr- - 1888 q -
Fet11E w1lE1 - EEneA1lz|E 1tr11Irillul ~
crl1l1rT. E11 W11lA - 111Enda1 - r1zE 80
- - - IIf4 rl1lI $3.50
! an sErs I1N1 sEaJ e11EE u - ErA-s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
MUSICIANS PLAN BIG TIME
CsnhInaEIoA Of r1S Hundred Pieces
- Be Usea n he Thfrd
Annnal BaI1.

combination urrbesfrR Ct M pieces VII
BE- me Erss1 feature - tn third annual
taD q thR Omaha MUSICIANS EssuciH r5uu
winch VIII be given II the Auditorium
Mundry evening. FskruErF n Pnepara-
tio1s fur ths event hare bssn made On
scale norurnenEUrHts Vim tbs occasion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
Paw Trfbute - csuFa-aaa.-

fWD victims ~ rultrec WcEnen win -IiTntis
fingers Saturday DiEf1- They we're y. Ii
fSenAd3ct q Iowa and Charles Gilbert, q
UunoErer. The former ruurrlfUIsC as
money 70 EErIle Wells. II North Eleventh
HrrsEl and the latter n Carrie GunE- Ia
CETnt0l aEeuDe, - thsy EEure- Both W0mea
were arrested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

Those vino have charge q the Arrange
msu1E and the sale q rickets repur1 Q
successful campaign. 81 is seldom thai
an opportunity Is given n canoe 20 the
muse Of an orchestra Colossal that
TO bs provided 10y The MnsiuiEnE assouaA-
ton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
Flrra E1pers<s~r Van ouFIa-


sseretufure he lad he'd himself HhEly
Sl0af frum WuIoens soctu, bUt MS
1RH1oe1 Wcu hik heart sht comes bsiere
Jll,stsIslg sEIIic a glamour "a rbetfrarAz as-
snrIxgItIn nkich zIrraEules - hsr every
Erract "a form md teA1ure, every cnsrm x
character and lnielieot she Was o1E
came ne. lowers, year on more E1terWAro
she became ensAesso - one 81 tneln. nnt
RarneWhE1 singular EEcuEe Tar sang 10
NeE Vera en- fsuIily aEalrk- his Ahse1ns
Was Fat1uuEed ana ma letters became few
Fassrlis sA1o thai me strg hRd been oeosirs1
AND 1s-nrn2n heEEl 10 htEse rhhI me WAT
N-as cleEr1nE tor arm But unaer the ne
lurEe1 Eira41 Miss kuts1Et heel1h truke
avn End Cd August - 1AAe 0hs cie1 -
bras ferer. LatDcolD H'ks A10N'eo 70 stt her
a. re luY naEr her end The s1ieca up1n
crazy and his frSendE feared I1&1 he mlEM
Sc 80 tRI ~ 70 lake hss 0wn life. they
lHst Rl1dly IOo.k htn away fr7m the sosne
"a ms Eursf11E fQr AN 1lAe Anc hore hIlD
cenE-Ani and cnetr1ng coins1ry
In tine Lle kluoc 1a2ssec- Eat Il ssc1nnc
csztA1n thHa 0n uIa9 pAs 81 I'VE other
oouafioDs Al hfs lie dio mai deeD melEn-
S-oa1o fs his tsnps.rsiasaI- fxEs sSch
UVer1aHEter'tfIEa Nur1 E1ErIUlElE and 1nerc1-
lees PaSssssAun az karA- he Was Af-icnsa
r3aoaH ana lbs eEA hHunase nm a1 ria
life Icing Like q 'dark fog hank II hung
s,~sss 81 &C a a1,ssE 49, fR ne ssTss
d1En UJsor nm. EurnEtirnes drawing Ell
int a mlrf ur less remote distance. bEi
neNer nr13F oisAF.Is eArln9- EFegF aBs
ssN Il his face ans cf1en fslt Il IN hiE
manner and feE Ellr1urea e Am hare
lsssH. znsas - e1sz A. nol IN E91as asgTss
fn Ttfeaeu1 81 The eLneaf q Il Wktct
WRs hrnuEht en- ~ Ihis unhappy i1Ts AZ
far VA ESzzaesE hA1 tod6 aud uac0Eth An
lis manifestations. bu1 MAS - EeuEine
and sincFre that one feels thai he was
tfslE Undergoing ths hHS'fiEra q ErzHt
A &c oflssr rsiirt = there rao-s occasion
70 nutf 1flE trliz 81 Character which
presents q >nuF-pss ane futereE-inE Eut,-
iec1 Ter stndF- FrNhEksiF no exhEnEziFe
su1Urlcs. - possible
49,. -. -. 49,, -. -. - A..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

As LaDctan pAAses frun enc EtEse a affs
10 Enurher II sseus ms strange sadness
d fea- fA1her EhAn fArnished ~ ths CIR
uumEtEnnsf that make hs career % ara
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

T'he author N'he leaves 10 eternity the
saluriaE 81 the L4inrolp eharsctar aHEeEns
two causes FOR thas state 81 baing- One IL
ouustruriur1l based On fliE birth and early
chl6houd AMID circuustH noes 80 harsh
thai thsF CT FDut for description. ard ths
eahsr 3E the Am REtledEs eE,lsoos- Tlhs
aufhor lays nsDrh stress On ts0th- The hsr1h
IN ne Lizzie anE CABIN On ths untille6 Ftrstrh
q Ksrtnrky Land IN Hardin county, the
early ch1dhoad with ita hhrostIips en-
Eressaa IN Eurh experiences as enc year
spent Hsqh Gather and nafhsr In a shack
of 1free SIDES IN No less husThtHtls ri5-
mate than Ia6iAnA--thEEt are an TIE eua-
crete. matters nf EsDszsl knoW1eeEs ana
E-stEh. No d11sst. with convincing force
tUzsnd tn Occasion q iris Buth1r: brf rhs
Ann Ruziedee episoos may have sscapea
az Ni1s sS1er1lpn-.-
Thea s1tnrnass &C Each an early Childhood
en- the isErT,nintrne1t In snch love AZ
fair neither. Tins author conieDdE. n TOE
rtnngae q .nEEnsr .sI-. ~-hirh. 90 hang re-
EpsasHhilitE- -fzz stbssn1Ens hfe1urg -useHn-
rshulE waIidh sseIosd nr1euuafed by rhe
s-u6oal "a 'G-aG- And nc he Broneeas -
give sane tnrsrssfznE sznas1neuts q the
Am RuiledEs efaseae- shnae eltrnaK came
in 1EH Wbeu LAncofn wAs occupying he
disninua smaDenrs 81 bsi1,g an IiltnaAs laEAs-
laaur ana WIS lDoRinE forward 10 more
arE,bltieus political prEferrnent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

s4ruraxF. FelEuzry q - b. reAahsd
ErE Turk c1rF- rs f4m1 - lhe shEmrtl1
q knti-saHrery furcn1 AN rhe1e- Srhs E1.Es
a. s.lss.ss : =. *. = 49, Z sSsz-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
$18,OOOOO for One Single Advertisement
IN the March issue of THE DELINEATOR
Many man has asked me, @How
can this advertiser expect to get his
money back" "How Can 1t Pay?"

And sH they keep taking them
H n5sad kup
FIRSTThe big ad stands than ekazt Of attention It
OF the And he would
sECOND-zy bigger power and surer results these
big advertisements You don't
the results advertising
carefully If YOU business
to
the largest the
N & ~ ". H. BLACK Manage Of Advertising
ca patrons valued by arcade and se Eheedd nur
IN % hh a Ese
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

iron va ron tine 10 tine and
VI sly &af yOer eoHee d ne
lz.61g hrznd On Aen1Fke1' ="
ne pzes1 bet and h-skAiesf
eoGee eser Isde Ihzse ben >
ger q 4 ~ Is yzHs sad Va
wzza 4 - luug a. Sc hsA The
orHee 5 w0rh Esee 6nes hs
przeaE narkEi ysAE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

Thsrs = 10 srsza=r E.zhisn aztAszasy th.n
TIE DHnEAroR
81 Per year, Is ctk. per copy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
THE DELINEATOR for March

Mrs. Robert Osborn Of New YOg-C1eor
Mrs rs
u md Of
Q
wealth of lovely Spring styles IN
by
Al backed the guarantee Of ButuGick perfection
no
Spring millinery presented effectively . Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

TEua. AFTER years q patient rsssHrnh.
dniEenf comparisons and TainstElEing
analysis ans 70 as Uuch as uns STUDENT
q rucorr.izHd Euthur1tF IL able 70 u1sr
a. 4 sofuiun the great tun0rzzl char
ar1sr Nfuss transuaneirsE fame faress lin
1rts the fru-l rank q the wur1dE history
sITunaAsures ans 7urE1i1rB1" An1 - ~
enigma thar TIE h1EfBc1an makes hir1- th1s
nan Was q nriug paradox Could there
be q rnors Bemocrbrie. rnors simple more
ncosssltils mkn Tran history debates
Afrnharr L8Dculn 70 have been. Ne wEs
80 close 10 the loN1F fhai he cuaie fesa
lbsir warts ant know rhslr TIat1rs he Wa
50 1sar - chE great thz1 he ceult Eru,Th-
fllss with tkeir E1irtIonf ana MORN
thsir srrera-.E To Al he sssnsd an open
book known and reas of al EnsI- and ysi
he was unrlssEuren Hne EnEolved," the
problem Of the ages ths mystery q hurnHn
chz-zcref- This ur,kDuWHbls man VIM
walked hAnd n hand win ms fe3cU-msn
VIII he hu1arsS n many THEF and many
places T'ues5Ey, brc1ase en- maj cay
EsDs1y-tisk3 Fea-s aga he was hurl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11
- - . - k.ssa De-
Lzn1a book Is he most
bezuad We eEG iss8ed

Pictures m natural colos
o& 81 presents f@ the users
Il Arbuckles ARlOSA
Cne-e Va Be sent bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-11

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throughout the republic which, with the
expected impressively long lists of remon-
strants' signatures, will be presented to
parliament. The memorial will ask for moro
rigid speed laws, and particularly for an act
which will place legal responsibility upon
reckless automobilists and make II possible
for their victims or victims families TO re-
cover suitable damages. Moreover the new
society will lend material support to the
victims of irresponsible automobilism in
their efforts to secure PREPARATION.
The increase of motor accidents in France
during the past two months has given rise
to much discussion OF the question of re-
striction. Accidents are reported almost
daily, especially from the provinces, where
several persons have been killed In Paris
the police record shows many casualties,
almost invariably due to overspeeding.
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was recently dismissed addressed a gather
ing of several thousand of people in the
customs house square. The square was
guarded by soldiers. Not single police
man turned up to hear Barrett He de-
nounced the government for having brought
so many troops into the city and said
that the men who had been transferred to
Isolated stations would spread the agita-
ton over all ireland. He regretted the
police had not gone on strike during the
Boer war. when the country was denuded
OF Its military forces, and said the police
were the victims OF a system really main
tanned in the interests of the Irish land
lords.
After delivering his address Barrett, fol-
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two newspapers. The racing car left Paris
this morning. 1t is said the dust over the
road prevented the drivers from seeing the
other car.
Anti-Speed Laws.
PARIS. August 3.-The frequency Of seri-
GUS and oftentimes fatal automobile acci-
dents in France has led to the formation of
a society Of protection against the abuses
OF automobiling. It's organizers announce
that they DO not seek to hamper the devel-
opment Of the motor car industry or inter-
fere with the legitimate enjoyments of mo-
toring, but they believe that the conditions
OF the sport have grown SO alarming that
restrictive laws should be enacted.
They propose to circulate petitions
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gotiations to bring an end to the carriers
strike will terminate satisfactorily on Mon
day.
kilograms received here from various
parts of Ireland relate that the day has
passed quietly. The disaffected members
Of the constabulary apparently have been
unnerved by the transferring Of men from
Belfast and the fact that no strike was
declared here, while the more sober-minded
have been influenced by the calm advice
of the inspector general that it would be
inopportune and unwise to discuss their
grievances under the present circumstances.
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RACING CARS CRASH
FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWO FA-
TALLY INJURED.

BORDEAUX, France, August "a fatal
automobile accident has just occurred near
here. BY the collision Of two cars fiVe men
were killed and two others fatally hurt
One of the cars was competing IN the
Criterion cup race. 1t collided. while rum
ming at full speed, with a touring car.
Among the men killed are the editors Of
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BELF Asst CONSTABLES
STERN MEASURES TAKEN TO SUP
PRESS THEIR STRIKE.

BELFAST. August 3One hundred dis
affected members OF the local police force
were cNied today 10 remote and isolated
parts Of Ireland. one hundred and fifty
moro Will he sent of next Monday.
The threatened police strike did not take
place today, but Constable Barrett who
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PC white batiste,
18c yard
SO inches wide-highly mercerized

You must come early If you get any The
quantity Is quite small and the value attractive
1t is very nice quality fairly sold regularly 29c
yard.-White Goods Booth.
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Mohairs- black and white
Every item cot price
Nothing travelling bathing suits and
than this ustrous springy material that does
not easily wonderfully. These
very good qualities specially Mondays selling
$12o sfCIIIAN MOEIAIR black. q inches wide. 7o-
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