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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14
London Globe Changes Hands.

LONDON. June 12-Ths- Globe, the oldest
evening paper in England. has been pur-
chased by Hilderbrand HarInsworth.
brother Of Lord Northcliffe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14
SUMMARY OF THE bee
THE WHATHER.

FOR1 FOR NEBRAsKA-Probabl
s9Swel %oTs1 Z z warmer 1eo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14
THINKS RECOGNITION TARDY
Crosby S. Noyes Refers to Presidents
Attitude Toward Public Press.
EDITOR IS CAUsTIC
Declares that chief Executive is Very
Much - Boy, while at same Time
Being Most MasteFful
Head of Government.

NORFOLK, Va. June 13.-Crosby S.
Noyes today addressed the National Edi-
torial association. which is in session at
the jamestown exposition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14

Mr. Kenyon was out of the city Thursday
night and will not return until today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-14

Bishop Graves purchases lots at Kear-
ney and will ask diocese for $4,000 APP
preparation to erect dormitory for girl
students. Page 3
Bourke Cochran deliveries the commence
ment address at state university, and
Bryan performs same service for Cotner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

Den bekendte Bog "Nejieder til Sund-
MD med mango Ulustrationer og P1aner
9nees frit Overalt.
Denne Bog er popuiart skrevet. saa at
rnhver kan forstaa den. Den har reddet
~ VII komme til at redde Nennesker i
Fnsindvis fra Craven.
Idenne Boz beskrives ale S~ygdon1me
Bonn hjemsoge Menneskene. SAINT den
Made hvorpaa de kunne heIbredes.
Den er skrevet for Sk-andiuaverne al
Professor Collins fra New York Universe
BIT.
De, som have Isest denne Bog,
irene, at den er sin voest voerd
fGuid.
bet err en- Bog for allie og enhver, ung
kller gafnme1. Mande ller Kvinde, rig eller
5astig allie burde have Nytte af den. Boz
EEn er nyttig saavel for raske som syge.
b. raske lserer af den, hvorledes de skulle
tpwebygge Sygdomme og leve ct lykke1igt
Xiv. De syge Dor lase ON de forskellige
s. gdomme og den Made. hvorpaa de
tnnne helbredes.
Opgiv Deres Navn og Adresse med tyde
VIZ Skrift SAINT send Postporto, og Bogen
IN blive sendt Dem omgaaende. Skriv
fden Opssettelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Vino auocIiac Gmaaifriiter.

Disie betenote og me9et eftet=
Ipurgte Sfrifter pe0bliDer fremoes
les at u0tomme. 9i bar fact en-
M 5orIpnin9 al De | port &ataIog
angione, og fsIgenoe npe, ION tie
fnoes | bort aatalog.
Rr. 479. .gleger gnglinge efter
@uos 6jerte". StilOring at egus
OpleOelier al MisIiOn9r 81.
qutenreitb. Sc sioer. gris &c.
Rr. 512. 20 gnglinae". 5ors
telling fra set Oirtsli9e 2io. 30
Sioer. qris &c.
4r. 513. n6r BIT en- aroin9". III
giifop S. 6. @pIe. Al Sioer.
gris Sc.
Rr. 514. n0oftorens 5eitamente".
efter a5oenita 5olteIioet" at 8.
6. 45 Sioer. Pris Sc.
Ir. $40. nen 3etferoigs BON
Formaar meget". (Sot. 5, 16).
"a Sioer. pris &c.
Rr. 517. SUBS 9aano o0er Ban
6eue", al q. 5riis. SO Siosr.
gris Sc.
Rr. 519. rs 9Ooe 9anosr", Al
30. b. 3. "a Sioer. qris 12c.
Nr. $50. .9ejen til Salig4eo". Gn
Samtdle. "a Siosr. pris &c.
Qne guoelige Smaafriftsr /
tulgret OmTag % iaIses NetO %
poriOfrit tilisnot.
Oanifb 2utb. PubL. 5ous,
Blair 49,. Yebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
| DIR. E. c. COLLINS
I Medical Institute.
40 W. "a St., NEW YORK.
-aut6crs 8~sfprmatoriife sfrifter'

uopatg o~Oerfat al 4ojuntt S.
2aper, mso btitoriff 5 nleoninger
ST Biitop 6r. Nielfen. 1874 Sioer
inobunoen / It9rft fomponeret BIND.
Brifen bar fsr oeret $500. 9enns
Bog falges MI til Sen meget bilige
8ris $1.50 Netto. 8enpt 2ejLisbeoen
1T at fda oenne turante og DRroiz
ntloe- Bog fom inOeboloer Dor &ir@
kfa0wrs beoffs Strifter. Oplaget
< life tort. Strio Itrafs.
Npe Mnongtsbsser for 1907.
Oct BIZ p9re rart for mango at fac
u anoen 6usunoagtsbog. 8i oil anz
zfGls fsIgenoe:
gatbers friItelige 8etrdgtnins
III til bper Dag | Narsi. pris inos
xsnoen $1.OO; meo Gulofnft $1.50.
Raofens 6usan0ugtsbog. pris
1~auatznown | S9irtingsbino $1.60;
g0fffbino (2aoer= gpg og 9jprner)
$50; famme meo 9uloinit 1920.
Danif6 2utb. pabI. 6Ous {.
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
31en Arnen
9ronning Slgas SOipital
.GDungsIismos."
(gfter na~oinoerues 9luo).

aleo Stolt6do tan ri itge, at DER
araismme / 0anmart er lagt 9run'
ssa til mango al De oelgerenoe Sns
alntioner, fom M inoes runot ON
europa.
Ifopoe Drowning 9ouiie gao Iine
Esrn % 5pigeroptre ct mutt @tss
snoel pau, boorls0es ogida en- 9rons
ma 6er % itul pare nOget, eaer
-xtere Iugt meget. for De ipge og
zraa I 6omfnroet. og 0pgtig og
waftif ION BUN par. foritoO bun At
sae tine Born. b0orleoes De burOe
zrleqae oeres geIgprenbeoso9rf.
6DorleOes 9roming 4lerunord
rr0es paa 6oIpitulerne ! aonoon
~ ON benoes mftoe og ferlige 0Ps
Hpoen pperFor Oe ipge, bar ri 10
sic laf "a bprt. 8i PED. at ogIaa
Reiierinoe 8ugmar u0retter ct tort
samdriterar6eBoe / auslanO, men
y ferreite fenOer mauite Den gr9Ife
Dronning 0lgas 4rbeiOe for De ips
M-
De fpges Ben. fauleoes tafOsr
Srqterne 0eres forguoeOe 9ronning.
% set er bun frrit og fremmelt, ON
no 6enoes 9elgpren6eosoarf frets
kr ifg peer mango andre Setter.
Etore Summer ofrer Drowning
Clqa o9Iaa pua at linore 5atti9folts
Rso, % bun asr oct n9iten ditio,
9eiom oor nuo9ren0s Drowning
gaHie 6erbiemne, / oct %ffiulte.
B1dn be6goer Blot ct 9jebltt at
as meo Sc oanite Spqepleierffes,
Der bar giort 9ieneIte oernsoe pal
sEgdngelismos". FOR ftruts at o9=
= pau loet rene meo, bpuo Sc mener
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
SfnnOinnuilf Auac6og.

Def maa it, glemmes at ri faIs
GER en- geo 9oeebos. u~oarbeioet for
Ttanoinabif 9usboIoning / am.rifd.
Den er meget prafti1f % moi barb
at eie. Wan fan bel mi Faa Nab
ire @onge ON Dogen uoen en- aog.s
Log; men Maoen funoe muuff. bliOs
liot b'6-e peo SiGIp uf Den. Del
par not bnro at prepe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
9e beaise tire aonger.

Gn 2sgenoe.
(9ff anore q beuriet)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
nSroens sooe Strio."

Gn aarsang praoitener ooer
3irteadrets gumle GpiIelratis at
SognepreTt Senrb Using. Gn meset
opstis Quraans praoitener at en-
at Danmurfs opgtigIte 5eoloser. SIT
Sioer goot ino6unoen pris $2,40
Danifb 2utb. pubI. 9oufe
Blair $3.50. Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
nSanSbcOen tro".

gn f~riiteliS 6ortaIing fra 9ug:s
uotForFelgelisrne | 5rantrig. 0tri
Rilores 8rat fra ben fra 9iItorisu
befenote baar0e 6OrfpIgelfe MOB De
proteItantiIte Sugenoiter / 5rantri5.
Def beifrioes, boorIeOes Be boIOt fdft
geo 0eres 5ro. tro6s Sc 5orfelgeIIsr
% 2ioelIer. Be MATTE aennemgaa /
risie 3~rangIelens Sioer. Den 5Ors
t9aina bsrer ogida meo iii Dem, Iom
er pasIen0e for Sc unse al l9ie. goz
aen inoe6olosr 300 5iOer % tOTier
500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Bet itore S%perssmaal."

Sets praoitener at paitor y.
.. 5borebp. peltenot Tom proft
Den foreneoe Girte I 4merita. ga
fore Siosr | OmfIag pris Is Gent.
Danifb 2utb. PUBL Sou {.
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

hem, 5rt Dc nIl0 o9 efter dt o9re toflz
ne igennem en- itor Stoo. naaeoe oe
en- iiloig afttnitanO en- 9p i Can
gres.
De BAR tr9tte. 0eres 4rme bar
6elt itipe Al at bare De fp9re Strut
fer meo 3pgelien. og oertiI tom, at
Sc bdnTmegteoe At SUIT % 9srIt.
De retteoe oerfor oeres Striot til
oen fprIte Sen 6eoite Spite / 9qsa
for at beoe ON R~afte3er6er9e.
6Dtteu. Der laa tat oeo Sfop=
tanten, til5srie en- 9ranotbugger
REQ Rapn Denis 6feuriot, Der Der
meo aone % 8ern friiteOe 2i0et.
ION * faaoe 6eoit. 6ptten par Ia
ret at 6alm % @rau, 9aset bar al
Mos o9 Ger % formaaeoe ! itertt
Regnpeir lite at boloe 9dn0et uos.
De ire aonger, Der par dIoeles
uomatteoe, banteoe pdd, og o.
Granddaughter adbneoe Dsren,
6a0 Sc BAN ON noget At ipiie %
Ratteleje.
.2lt, tare 9enner". Ioare0e 5leus
ret, ~jeg tier tun cen Seng og cen
Ratras: / Sen fsrite iooer ieg ieIO.
paa Sen ii0Ite mine Born, og 9oao
lnaadr g}dooeren, ga fan ri fun
6pos eoer aartoflsr og tprt 9reo.
U1en Tom aaigeOel %in0enfor, % bois
: bil taae I'll 5dtte NED, boao Ri
Bar, Iud tommer ri bel til rette."
De 6tQige ire aon9er tradote in0
E: 6btten. Dan beO Dem aartofle-.
ION oe MO meo itsrite @elbsbds.
Granddaughter ooerloo Sem Seuz
gen til at 4oils Iig i; men msO !90is
zen 6leo SET antgeosI iaa ION ia,
i alt Falo for aasplrs 9eOtoms
menoe; ban llu qneaem Ben tptte
g%ait6aiar % aampsn Melc6ior, %
De leoneOe BAN fun en- msget liGf
9laos.
Zen naite MorgsH. fsr De orog
pioers, Tusoe gatt3aiar. Der i Den
melt 6eimooige at Sc ire. til 5lell=
riot: I'll Sat for Sin 9aitfri9sO
oil ieg Ifante oig en- @aotl"
s9i bar Iaa gerne 9jori eosr oen=
ne 8ieneiie. fers 9enner". Ioarsos
acknowledgement, men giemte oo5
life Famtioi5 At itratte tn 6aano.
frem.
Seq bar insen Qsnge". ioarsoe
8ati5diar; men ieg BIZ efterIaoe
eig ct Min0e, Ser er mere b9ro."
6dn Isgte / I'm CONNIE o. trat IA
en- lille Blejte frem, iom ban rafie
Bleuriot. Der pienfDnlig Bier i 6si
Grao itufet. Derpal Fortiatte BAN:
r5dg onne 5leite, og mar OF
enifer Dig noget, mems ou bI9ier
paa Sen, BIZ ou itrdts faa oil 2a>
tie opfblOt; men misbrug sen lite,
% pig aI0rig ct fattigt MenneIte.
ser beoer 0ig ON en- 4lmisie, bort.
gfter at De ire Ronger bar gdaz
eoe 0eres Del % noe at Sbne, be-
marteoe Denis 5leuriot til lin 60
ne, ioet ban me0 5oragt betrae=
feOe 6lpitsn, Jon ban hotot / 5ddns
Den:
De hupoe gerne funnel giOe De
nOget mere f~ornuftigt emo Oenne
5lejte. Rua. jeg BIZ BOG prsOe at
bIaie paa ben for at erfare, ON De
bar botot mig. fer Rar."
Saa raabte ban: Seq snffer mig
til Grotoit Soeoebrso, Opreftsg os
en- J1uife goo 0in!" Osrpaa fate
fan 5lsiten til Mun6en os blaits
Mefooien til en- betenot Jo~ltepiTe,
og pluoielig iad ban til fin ftsrfie
5orunorins paa 8oroet, Der bar
blebet oeffet meo en- I'm, bib 8oros
bug. greoet. ginsn os Stegen, faa.
leoes fom BAN baooe snifet.
Men oa Dan marte6e, bpilfsn
Mugt bans 5lsits befao, loo ban fig
lite nsjs 6ermso, men snifs6e aft.
bpao Der fafot BAN inc. 5an fpifs
leoe fra Morgen til often pda Ser,
Og fuuleoes 1T bans 6uItru os
8srn nbe 8faoer. ban sniteos 90
III 2ommepenge fua mango, ban biz
Sc, og bper Dag ct gO6t beIat goro.
Og oa ban nun bebsoeoe at frems
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

Oaleri, u1OerDDlot 09 lferfle meo
lpitige Melo0ier. 5or at 5eiten life
italoe blioe forftDrret, bao0e ban
befalet fine 6oIt life paa nogsa
Maaoe at ldoe Siggere % 5dttigs
folt faa Qogang til @aaroen, ia
ban baOoe enoog beo 0oren opitiIs
let to fempeIfore 9ienere, beb96s
neos me0 lange Stare, boormeo 0s
tulOe iage pialteoe qerIoner bort.
90 oa @eiterne iddleoes bar fire
paa lite paa no9en maaoe at 6lioe
forftprreOe. bengao De fig fuloit9ns
zig til QDoslien. Ipiite iad Iqn1e
Oe orfeOe og temte iubienoe Os
meo 9oO Din fplote pofaler.
Samme Qtften oenote De 9eliJs
tire aonger tilbage ira get5ie6em
sfter at baOe bru9t Se~iusbdrnet De-
res @lber. 0d oe par TONNE igens
rem Sfopen, gentenOte De ben 80.
+ bbilten Dc bab0e ooernattet % idd
Slottet / glimrenoe gelpsning. rus
par bemartsoe ga ipsgenoe til Bal
t6aIar:
,oSeg er Dirtelig npsgerrig sfiss
at faa at pios, ON Dor gnolin1
life bar beoreoet Misbrug meO Ben
file 5leite og, iioen ban er bleoen
rig. bar 6oloi fit 2efte og er for
bleosn barm6iertig imoo De fat
tige.~
rQao os Ie as, T0areOe Bahia.
lar tort.
De ertlars0e fig ION 3iggere.
tptteoe oeres imutte &Iooer meo
Bjalter % tom Iualeoes til Slots
tets Bort og 6do ON 1atteberbers
ae. U}en Ser aft oct Dem Hoe, o9
oa Sc life itrats f~ierneoe ia, men
foraarIageoe itor Stej, Itat 5leuriot
lit 6opeO no At 9inouet, og GA ban
ida 5iggerns, befale0e ban at bis.
ie 6unoene pda Dem, idd at Be bur
tigit muligt maatie ie til al fomme
For. Tor life II blioe fenoerreOne al
Sc biOite 8br.
r5sg 6aOoe fOruoiet Oette",
5rumueos Raspar % gre6 ig lii
eag3en. boor en- 6un6 6aOoe blot
5am.
.glu, goot er oet", IOdreoe aams
Pen Melcbior. at ban life pit
6rin9e Sem me0 / garaoiiet. 6dn
ftdI e~rfare, 6oao BET bil iige at pa
De oaft Sc 6saigs ire aongers gres
0e!~
Qlt linens fortIatte 8piferne for
nsiei Utdaltioet. Mdn par naaet
III Oesierten, og 5leuriOt ituloe
netop til me0 en- aniO at f6n0er
Dele en- t9mtem9siig 39rte. od mar
hsrie en- 3eiieoogn tere frem fer
Deren. Den BAR forTpenot meo
fre RATE 6eIts, bOis Seletgj ifias
aeoe At SUB. 5leuriot Itat i3en
6oosOet no at @inouet, og oa ban
Tad. at Oct par fornemme gpiter.
0er par TONNE. Loo ban Dem burti3t
fere op 40 5rappsn. Selo tom bar
Dem meo en- tpnot 5attel | Meoe
oeo Snogdngen til Snlen. 91 Idl
man De ire beaige 9onger tr9os inO
i 6els 0eres prdgt meo 3ronsrne
pda 5ooeoerns og fmbtfeoe meo
Sub og 9goelitene. Gleurioi. Der
bao0e oentenot fine tioligere @9itsr,
beOareoe i'm 5atnins os inObso Dem
meo ct opbt BUT til at tage plaos
peo bans 9oro.
n5uf", fpareoe 8altbufar og al
fog fort Snobpoelien, ri fpifer life
tos en- Mdno, Der er badro imo>
5attisfolt."
Seq mda uotdle min 8eunorinl
for Den Mauos, bporpaa gu bolbsr
Dit 2sfte", raubte Melcbior Ipots
tenos.
.Sua. gu bioier s6unoen p1a
5iggers". fsjsoe aaspur til og eneo
fit Ben, Ybsr. jeg Dil Ipiae en- DIE
Lodi for big, Iom 6u enonu life bar
fenot."
8ermeo fremtog ban en- Jlejts,
Der ligneoe ben. ban baDoe Tt1nfe.
5leuriOt os 100 Oens frbstetige 90
ner lDos. s famine 2jebfif for
IDan0t gorost, @eferne og Slots
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
nariitns % DC itnoerenbe".

Oenne Bog af Sosnepreit 6. Stoos
gaaro peterien. inoebolber Qan6bans
nelie os a~riitsntro. Joreorag boIoi !
acknowledgements, Stuoentertpper.
til 8utg. GOreorag for 2utinifoI.s
eleDer. os Suno Op6raselfe. StoDs
gaaro peterfen err meset pnoet fom
Gorfatter. oa ban pdd en- f9roelss
tetagenoe og let faitelig Waabe Tan
tol6e 5Oreora9 | betagenos n6trpf
ober De Gmner ban bebanoler. so.
gen er pea Ga Siosr og toIter ino5.
% Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

De bsfliss tire aonger: 8aspar,
og 8althafar, bar oragne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
n66riitic, aungcns Sjener".

8enne int~eresiante 5ort9ling al
.. !. Dafton, ~oberiat fra Gngelf,
Ttilorer set friitelise Gin / en- at Gn9s
lambs fmaa 5iifer6per. bppr 6iiterns.
ION Oeo 6arbosre. ofts mad tempe
meo 6abet og for 6eres SUB.
9osen er pasfenoe iOm @aOe til
fore 9ern / 5enoassftofen % f9rs
6slts egnet til O%pl9sning / 6jemmet
for gsrn. 128 5isr. Snobun6en.
pris 40 Gents.
sNupmi"
eller Serufalems Ti0Ite Da9e. nj
Den befen0te 5orfatterin0e Mrs s.
3. Webb. go9en Itilorsr / 5OrtaIs
lingens 5orm Scener fra oen Sioss
perioOe. Der er melt rig pda 8egiDens
6soer; ben Tsrgelise 9io for Ssoerne
og Serufdlem. oa GorjattelIen git |
Opfploelie os SeruIalem bIeO neos
iruoot af Seoninserne. 8Osen er
tIeOen left meo flor Snteresie At
gamle og unse. De, fom life bar laf
ben, oil fittert la1e ben meo mesen
@laoe os SnteresTe. 484 Sioer int
inob. pris $1,25.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-25
DAM IS MASTERPIECE
Largest Of It's Kind in the World, Will
Mako Helena, Mont, Rank Next to
Niagara, as Producer Of Electricity.

Helena, Mont Jan. 25.-The gates
will be closed in Hauser lake dam to-
day. 1t will be three weeks before the
power is turned on. The water will
back up eighteen miles in the river and
thru Prickly Pear canyon six miles. in
the valley below Helena. The dam
is $40 feet long. and seventy feet wide.
and is made of steel thruout. The
dam is the largest of it's kind in the
world Fifteen thousand horse power
will be generated, and this, with the
canyon ferry plant, will make Helena
the largest producer of electricity In
any place in the country, with the ex-
ception of Niagara. The power will
run the Wascoe Reduction Works.
Anaconda Railway, and light the city
and operate many Butte Mines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-25

could wish to see until about years
old, when he fell backwards off wag-
on and injured his spine. 1t was not
thought much of at the time, but he
grew worse as he grew, until when too
late to have anything done he became
deformed. He suffered terribly at
times, and was never entirely free OF
pain. He was very happy dispose
ton and made many friends because Of
his pleasant ways. George was a
grand Christian and great worker in
the Baptist church, of which he was .
member for many years. He was over
So years old. He was taken few days
ago with acute Bright disease, from
which he could not recover. He knew
the end was near, chose his own pail
bearers and the choir to sing, asking
that Rev. Staples, former pastor,
conduct the last rites. Pail bearers
were Messrs. Howard Smith, Edward
Roberts, Hugh Roberts, Frank Milli-
gan, Charles Flack and Wesley Flack.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-25
MARRIOTT INJURED.
Well Known Automobile Racer Has
Machine Shattered to Fragments and
Is Seriously Hurt Himself, in Third
Attempt to Break Mile Record-Last
Day Of Races.

Ormond, Fla, Jan. 25.-Perfect
weather and beach conditions favored
the last day of racing at the Ormond-
Daytonia automobile tournament.
six-mile special match between two 30
horse power runabouts was won by
Laughlin in seven minutes and 35as
seconds.
William Ray, Of Brooklyn, estab-
lished a new mile record for two cyl
inder motor cycles, time "A 20 seconds.
The six miles handicap for amateurs
was won by Laughlin in 80 horse
power gasoline car. Marriott failed
in his attempt to lower the
mile record He covered the dis
tance in 1885 seconds, 2-5 second
slower than the record. The special
twelve mile event, between English and
American touring cars, stripped, was
won by Hutton in the English car.
In the third attempt to break the
mile record Marriott's steam car struck
a bump In the beach and was shattered
to fragments. Marriott was seriously
injured.
Marriott's car was running at the
rate of nearly 125 miles an hour at the
time of the accident. One of Marri-
otis ribs was broken, one eye probably
destroyed, and he is badly bruised. 1t
mas not been determined whether he is
injured internally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-25
WOULD TAKE CHARTER
Minnesota Begin. Suit Against Railway
Line Owned by the Great Northern
Stockholders - Merger is At.
tackled.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 25.-Attorney
General Young began mandamus pro-
eeedings in the supreme court today
to compel the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railroad Company to show
cause why it's charter should not be
forfeited. The Great Northern Railway
Company is made joint defendant, as
it owns the Manitoba company's
stock.
The complaint goes into all the
transactions of the Great Northern
with its constituent companies forming
the merger" known as the Great
Northern Railway Company and asks
the forfeiture of the charter OF the
Manitoba Company for the reason that
ever since it transferred its railroad to
the Great Northern, in 1890, 1t has
ceased to perform the functions Tor
which 1T was created.
st. Paul, Jan. 25.-Chief Justice Start
ordered the writ to. be issued and di-
rected its return to be made April 2.
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poRKERs GONE VISITING.
Thomas Bedard, Of Waterloo, Ha
Twenty seven MISSING.


Twenty seven Missing.
Waterloo, Jan. 25.-Thomas Bedard,
is endeavoring to ascertain whether
twenty-seven head Of his hogs were
stolen or whether they are simply
visiting around the country south Of
the city.
At recent sale he bought forty-one
head of shoats weighing from seven
ty-five to one hundred and fifty
pounds each, paying on an average OF
SIS per hundred. After the sale he de-
cided he did not care to move them
from the place for a few days and
made arrangements with the tenant u
take care of them. The tenant, not
caring to remain on the farm another
year. decided to move earlier than an
ticipated when the agreement was
made, and left the hogs in the enclosure
to be looked after and fed by neigh
Dor until such time as Mr.. Bedard
might call for them.
The call was made later and to the
purchasers surprise only fourteen OF
the forty-one head were to be found.
Mr.. Bedard has called on authorities
in the city and unless some clue is
Forthcoming to locate them as strays
will proceed along the line of theft
and endeavor to recover the property.
The hogs missing represent a valua-
ton of about $3.50.
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HARDIN COUNTY COURT.
Ellsworth Given Increase in Third
Railway Right Of Way Suit.

6uSWSIeu SlVSU buSs S0o0 sn g1us ~
Railway Right Of Way Suit.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Jan. 25.-An apparent VIC
tory in suit in district court is not
agreeable to the plaintiff.
The third suit growing out of con-
demnation of lands in Iowa Falls for
right of way for the st. Paul & Des
Moines railway, thru property owned
by E. S. Ellsworth and Ellsworth &
Jones, was decided today, when the
jury, after being out all night reported
a verdict in favor of Ellsworth & Jones
for $1,100. This was a case wherein
Mr. Ellsworth appealed from the award
Of the sheriff's jury, which fixed the
value of his land at $566.
The first of these cases was one In
which Ellsworth & Jones appealed from
the award of the sheriff's jury for a
strip of land thru Starnahan Heights.
The court reduced the land given to
the railway to a strip 100 feet wide,
and fixed the damages at $975.50. In
the second case Mr.. Ellsworth appealed
from the award for strip of land thru
Elk park, the court increasing the sum
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PASS BOGUS CHECKS
Leveret W. Wilson, Claiming to Be
MarshaIItown Man, and Sample Dill
little, Confederate, Arrested for Al
legged Crimes in Rock Island.

Special to Times-Republican
Davenport, Jan. 25-Leveret w. Will
son, giving the address of Marshall
town. was bound over to the grand
jury under $1,000 bonds this morning
in Rock Island, charged with passing
bogus checks. He is alleged to have
rendered a grocer check for $3.50,
drawn to C. S. c. Gordon on the Rock
Island National bank and later tried 10
pass the same kind of a check at 4
restaurant. He says his mother is dead
and his father is in st. Paul. Sample
Dillette, an alleged confederate, was
arrested in Davenport, also for passing
bogus checks.
Wilson is not known by either the
police or sheriff's officers here, and the
citv directory shows no such person to
be a resident of this city.-Ed.1
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municipalities should have the power
to issue nom taxable bonds so they
may be so sold within the county and
keep the. interest at home.
That the terms of ounty officers
should be so arran & ~ alienation
that an entire new : could not take
office at the same
That the charm each board OF
supervisors shoul member OF the
insane commissi'
That the comr :: ion of supervisors
be changed to ilary and mileage
basis instead old per diem sys-
tenn.
The electio officers resulted in
the choosing .. the same who have
served during the last year, as follows:
President, f. T. Morris, of Des
Moines; vice president, j. G. Manley OF
Poweshiek county; secretary. i. H.
Taggart, of Page county; treasurer,
Godfrey burst, of Woodbury. county.
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from s4O0 to $1,7OO because of the de-
STABILITY of the land for town lots.
In the third case. in which verdict
has just been returned the award OF
S1,100 is said to be very satisfactory
to the railway company. notwithstand-
ing the increase, but not to Mr. Ells-
worth, who will probably appeal.
Mr.. Ellsworth organized the present
company with which he is engaged IN
litigation, but has no connection with
1t at the present time it is thought.
Mrs. LineII Secures Divorce.
In the case of Mrs. H. f. Linell VS..
w. B. Linell. divorce was given to
the wife. The financial matters be-
tween the two We're settled out OF court
and this settlement is Of course not OF
record