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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Sra Gprtma 0rore.
(Gfter 1SeralbA.)

Itr. o. Mrs. alfreS StorIie reiite
5reoas Den lite bs. til Glen l1uen,
%. Dat boor De for Srgmtioen oil
DO.
Carl SIiort fpm Manbag aften
fra Davenport, %. 9of., for at be-
isse fine GorpIore, Scr. og 0trs. Ole
Selgeion.
- Mifs sofia Spartebraaten rel
ite girsboe til Hop, q. 2af., % &c.
man Sobnion reiite Srebog til Sleuf,
u. DAT, besge bar San0 Der noro,
iom be rinn DO paa og oprfe.
- Msrs. Glara Sptbia @pe, Sl,-
tim til Garl gpe ! @iIuinstou, Ssoe
Wanbag ben 15oe bs. sun pdr Dat.
ter til Mtr. % YerS. .. q. @ieroin.
gen os bar isbt ben 4be Sftober
1880. Sen 27be sunni 1903 bIep
bum petepiet til Garl gpe. Den
16Se Marts ioar fsote bun ct Barn,
trtel fprn fig life fidoit9nbigt beref.
ter og forrige Srebog blep bun bef-
tig ing og bIeb mart b~eDibitlss og
fintbe 6erefter life mere tale. 9e.
grabelien fanbt Steb Sreoog.
-gpraobet peotog Manbags If.
ten en- ftreng 9pforor6ning. Zen
beItenmer, at enbper 8erion, Tom er
beruiet | nogen 8litif eller Sl,s Ell.
Ter pnn @aben, eller iom brltser bsi.
rsitet, profm pg ~uisrrmeIig Gale,
eIer iom Haas inoenfor gpsrenieiL
itaI iIeg9es en- Wulft fra S. til $500.
8ibere ntaa insen | no9et Sus, &e.
jtnlrart eler Soloon eLler pau 90.
ben iGIge eller gipe bort noget SLogs
iterfe Sriffe; ingen rraa brittle eler
tilifpnbe andre til OF brittle berlt.
ienoe Oriffe fra en- SsnSe, &ogge,
&riiffe eller SIoife | nogen 9a6e,
Stolb e1er Sfirr eaer paa @oSen;
beriom rogen giBr iaobont, ifaI ban
iIagges en- WhtIft at fra S. til $50.
&eitauranter % onore Steber, bbor
iffeberuienbe 9riffe ieIses mna Iuf.
fes &Loffen ii ON Iftenet og p9re
Iuftet til &loffeu fem ON Worgenen
og rtoa bore Iliffet SsnSog fnG &Iof.
fen ii Sormiboog til &Loffen to 81.
terni6bog % ntoa litffes &Lpffen Z
Ssnoags Gften. Stsiertbe og nor.
6entIig SpfsrieI / en- &~eitoltrant,
Spil al ale Slags ON gerse, Grit.
fennrer, @igurer eller anbet al 8arbi
itrengeIig forbubt. af CODE @r1utoe
fan BOG 9pens 8rpiibent paa an.
mobning tiao6e en- ReItauratsr at
boloe fin &eitaitront aaben fra en- til
fire elmer efter &loffen ii ON Scot.
ten. @nbper Reitmrratgr, iom tro-
fait efterfomnrer ppermGpnte SeItem.
mrelier, fan paa Inisgnins til 9p.
raaoet gipes Siaabelie til at Iabe
<noer, ion er minbit 81 9Lor gomle,
ipiue Sort paa lteeooge, men life
paa Salbaa, ON iffe-beutieroe
Srifte, Gigorer ener Spiiepdrer;
men ingen, iom err beruiet mad ipile,
beler life mna 9ern linoer 16 gar
ie pon iaaomrt SpiI. WuIften for
SpertrGoelie al benne @eitemneIie
er fra 81 til $25.
Mnm piI beraf ie at "Sanget" err
logt poa temmeIig tGt / Spring
8rope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
&tccnoe &peiier
sceIbresst at Gutienra I Rebra ia.

"Scp les df flscunc apeiicr | nrreotS.
SiIfisTt buN en- 8cu mig fan Gutic1ru
Srbr on Ointment. Se9 aioroe BET. %
[ ire liger bar NIT Grfiat olbtIes belbrcs
Bet Seq er Iom fprnSiet meb 9lrticlru'
WiSIcruc. at iea piI oubefale Dem til dt'
hrc Iieenhc. Irs, sIorence 9eIdorrgnc,
81. r. 9. Etu. 9. Guburu. Reb., 2SSe
Hue, 1906"
apmpIsi uspprirs "a inbbprtes gebaneIiug for bce
Nnib hps SPGhbsru, nnae % aunle, bciisneuer az
Untirura Grhe lZ5c) fill az rcnie 9uecH, 9nttelra
Etutrnrrt (hrl I'll at irae eubCu 20 guttcuru Mtici'
bcut C5Oc), q fprm AZ GhpfpIahsbuffcec Btlcr e5c fer
en- TIare AZ COY ill at reuie 8lebet. Srlsrs soer belle
Eerbcn. wptttr 1rue a 0bcIn. Corr, eneeterr,
potion. Wdsf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Seitiuine fra Japan.

Sapan bar beitirt for 100000
SernbaneIfiuer % onbet Sern6one'
materieI / Gmerifa, BET nreite az Oct
hos II. 9. Staalberf | 9ittsbtrg. $.
II. Grapforb, iom tibIigere bar en-
Sl1nftioner / SernipIpania.8 arens
EieneIte, reprpienterer ben iopaneii'
tie &egiering / benne Gag og od
paaie, at 9eitiaingen burtigit milie
bIiper e~fiefhleret. Set beittlte Wta'
teriale ifaI bare nebIogt Gan Sran'
cisco inoen September. Senere bill
npe 9etiainger fslge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
9ecDrab Dg Smeglt.
Sen 22be april 1907.
Eieroe SuIifrjf.

Spm fsr curtaIt, bar Secouob 2lt'
tier College GI,tb beiIuttct at orran'
gepe en- itsrrc 4be Sl,lifeit her | Speu
iaar, og Den aomite, iom oeo aIub'
betS oarIiae @sbe bleo ueSiat for al
aisre Se ~nsSocnSige arrnrgementer,
msSte hos Or. Stobo SuSbaes Nj
ten. De forifieIlige arbeio$op9oOer
bIeo forOelte melem fIere Subtomi'
teer; SiSie oil itror tage lat p0a ar'
beibet, % efter oft at oSumle, oil hi
fno en- btrteIig Itor og oeIlDtfet fieroe
SrIifet / 0ecorob inar. Get er
erSuu life obioIut ofgiort, boem ga
Ieren bIir, finn ioomegct fan iiges, al
@omiteert bar iot iig / SorbinOdie
uIeo iIere peIfienote ubenbps Salere
meo gooe lloiigtcr til at fire fla
Mpno, ion piI foitc SLAMS ooer &C.
fteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Reoaftorer iom Sarmere.

Slere goisfolf | Colorado bill ilaa
fig iammen og tage fig 2anO / 2ittle
Serofe &iper.Sa len / Goutt Gountp,
bpor | Gpnrmer $4,000 acres bill
aabnes for Settling. 2anOet meb
Ganoretten bill foite $22.50 pr. acre.
Ssournaliit SO. &. @tpern bar iifret
fla 40 4partieftioner, iom bill Of
benoes til apisfoIf. Ieniueen er,
at btsIe ifaI bper for fig eie fin
Tarm, men Ieie Irbeioere iammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
YaTor Gle Iaulion.

gn al Sc beSIt fienbte Sreiter i
&oniereuien % icnere / 6riftrfen,
Ole @oulion, or / 9eroagS aisuoet
ocb 0sOen i Sarge, y. Saf., bpor
ban bar boet, iiHen ban fratraoote
8LondorobiIe .aoISet / @tSconiin for
ct Nurs Sio iiHen. Suns 9egrapeIic
~ioregonr SorSoog / Berthe ll9e. Seer
mere ON Sctte SsosiaIo / urite 9&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Q. Qcterfon fra Clarion

3. y. EeIeIlpH liu SNiiiVit,
@alb., bar pGret | Tecorab | nogIe
Cage for at beisse fin Sen iom or
Glen pco 9utber College.
-2. =. Seleeion % 6nmiIie for.
Hos Gecorab iibite ltee og reiite til
Oicfiniou u. Sof., bbor De bar 2anb,
"a bpor Ir. $. oesuoeu bill orbeioe
liom Sneofer.
MrS. anna Guallep, iom | ct
Mars SiS bar opboIOt fig hos I'm
SON GiIs GuoIep Der | gpen, reiite
SorsSug til blossom, Soabo, bpor
bum bar fit Stem.
Mrs. s. 81. Sege, Der bar boz.
ret hos fin 9atter Wrs. s.. s.
GnunoieL Genper. Colorado, fioen
Mai @aaneo ii6ite aar, Tom biem
iioIte llge.
- Or. 6. Soeg bar iat mo Sor.
mers EeIefon | fit Sris, iaa ban M
fan ringes OBJ fra Sormernes Stem
til bpilteniombelit Sio, Dag eIer
Rat.
Brof. Geo. Nfarfbus al Sir
mnet SIitao & Marfbus, Sanolenoe
me0 muiifaIife Snitrumenter ! Nin.
neapolis, bar iioite ltge | noele Gage
Der / gpen | Sorretniu9er.
-@uitap Woen | @lerapooo
Eotpnj5ip bar / SsnbagS iaa ubeloi3
at mite fit 8oaninssbiis neo SlSe'
braipS, meoenS 6ainiLien bar | 9frten
ISen opitob ira Sforitenen.
- Wrs. au6refp Senien fra 60.
gerton, 8tS., bar til6ra9t nogLe Gage
Der / 9pen / geieg hos &isb1rmno g.
s. Salt9et$ 8aIRt[ie % for at lie til
i'm S@n 9luSretp, iom ~frefpenterer
Cutler College.
- Sobu q. @icf, Ole s. Sasen,
EorIten 5. Sogeu os Oscar grifion
fra Canoe Sotpnibip refer ioag
(Wtanoug) til StanIep Gountp, be-
itenfor Misiouri Riper I Spo 90
fota, bpor be bar taget Sonteiteao'
2anb.
RorpaI gnger fom | Ssnoags
bjem fra guiiaIo, Rep Dorf, boor
ban ct NarS Sio bar ppret aniat I
Sneenisr. Departementet for 9ela'
rore 2ocfotpauo Sanen. San bar
M opiagt fin Boit Der % taget In'
IGttelie noe / 8uibiugton, bportil
ban refer | lPai.
- Msott & SO. aabnebe SorsoG9 I;
iiOite ll9e en- 9rp @oobS Suttf I
GreSco, og belle @ftermiooagen %
aftenen bar gutifen iulb al Solf ira
Gresco % Smear, iout ale b%eunoreSe
ben Mpnabe al npe, pre9ti9e 8arer,
iom bar iaa imuft orrangeret gli'
tifen. st 9ufneorfeiter beitaaetSe al
NINA % @Iiie &ufuc fra Sarato9n
% SeIeu % Sane &ufac | Gresco I'M
SerboIot S~Oriamlinsen meo Wrt'tf
og ReuifbIoniter tiente iom Come
Mrs for glnIeSningcn. Sirmoet be-
itoor al Mrs. Mott og s. ". @arner,
iom Srioer ben itore 9utif | Secorab,
oa GreSco 9utifcu ifal beitpres al $,
r. Wtott.
- Goltutprecoroer Stiuion meooe'
Ter, at 0aartS Waaneb bar ben traple'
tie Mtoaneo, bon bar bout. We8ei
2ano ifiiteSe giere, % 8isbeiummen,
iom angiueS / SfieSene, belsb fig
iolt iii benimoo $25O,000. 9laubi
De martqe Sfieoer, ioru Stiniun bar
tbingIpit / 8tnter bar ct for 214
McreS / WtIitorp Enspnihip, Sobu
SCHROEDER % Suitru til 8iliam s,
Semcintb for $4,000; ct ouOet bar
@tQium Ntllouep % Suitru til Ser
binano % Soiepbiue Rofncoo PIC
StcreS / SranfoiIe Sopnibip for
$4,000; ct anbet Sfieoe operoroa
I'll Giti5errs Carvings &onf / Gaitalia
24O NcreS / BLOOMFIELD Sopnibip 10,
$3.50; Scurp @bIer ioI9te er
Roortieftiou / Settiou II, 8aibing'
ton Eomuibip til auguit Sogeumr
FOR $11 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Srganiit Olaf SeIberg % Srn 60
fie Sdbers bolot fin bebuoebe airte
foncert | 9ecorab Wteniebeos @irft
iioftc Sesibog Gftermioong for en-
rufiun itor 6oriomIiua, enoifient ben
lite BON Ioigt NOR bar ful6t Sus,
bbafct SeIbergS Rrlig babbe fortjent
IS @rmben boI6tes Der to aDncerter.
toet reinIia Maerri9bebens greit, 9ait
Sotigeri, eiter acknowledgement
tens Slut oplpiie, at Der oeiua ON
afteuen bible gipes en- &oucert al
Selberes, os Goriamlineen ON vi.
te1uen bar itsrre erto ont @ftermi66u.
gen.
Sr. SeIberss SrselipiI er ftorar-
tet. Den S9roigbeo, bpormeb ban
Baanoterer "~Snitrnmenternes Som.
ee", er p9rb at reiie lang Bei al
bsre. 9ette gi9Ioer life minoit Be.
baIen, uoen at oct Dog bermeo ifal
bore foritaaet, at bans Seroigbeo
paa WauuuIeu itaar tiIbase. gegge
er Iige forbauienbe. Wen bpao Der
Iaa END mere | 9aeen emo SeIberss
~tefniife S9rbigbeo, turbe bog maa.
lie p9re bans ioritaaeliesfllbe Sore
Drag, ener bpao bi poa goot amRri.
fanif faIoer "SSnterpretatiou". 9ette
fom oeiaa Hart frem peo bans Woa.
De at affompasnere Srlens Gang
paa. Set belle, Gang iom Spil, bio.
nebe ON bpb SorItaaelie al bpert en'
felt Milmer, og hi fun paa bet beoite
anbefaIe Sr. og Sru Selberg til
2anbsm9nb babe ium aunitnere og
iom Meuneifer.
Doung 2aoies Chorus - 8igefo'
ret | Spnooefirfen CAB Sreoass
aiten fin fsrite &oncert | Sperabit.
Jet. Secret beitaor al "a utge 9a'
mer, iom fpnger, og Riis &oletta
Slion, Tom affompagueref paa Ria'
no. aoret bar | 2ebet of Sinteren
b9ret utber grof. Speratis 2eoeIie,
oe 8oncerten bar me9et pellpffet fra
ollie Siber feet. Secret iang line
Sanee meeet soot. Niis Olga @oe
opleite ct Bar i~nteresiante Stpffer
paa en- nteaet tiltalenbe @aaoe og
ponot tort 9ifolb. WtiiS 8era 2ots
goice ipiaeoe to Stpffer paa Siolirl
ca bite iig at bore en- pirfelig We'
iter paa bette Snitrument, o9 oes'
uben bar bun Ell beifeoen og patfer
Sptreoen. MtiSies Hoietta Dillon,
Marie Reaue, anna Sustpeot %
eIioabetb aiome ipileoe ct Sar
Stpffer otteb9nbis paa to Bianoer.
Oct Stpffe / 9oncerten, iom gloroe
melt 2pffe, Dor DOG bet RuIifitpffe,
Iom aapes meb De mango SnItrnmen'
ter; oct bar ottebanbist 8ianoipil,
Sister, giber % andre @reier, ION
hi life peo Rapn paa. Ser bertes
Sualeiang, 9rauoalarm og al mt
liz Slags 0iuiif. Ser maatte etter
bette Stpffe gipeS ct Gacaponitmer.
Wisies Caroline 9pe, GlariSia Solm
oa Wsabel 2aricn lang Sopranioloer
peb aoncerten, % gtiis Rubp eng
BRETON ians aItoioIo. Ser bar Ell
itor SoriamIina tiliteoe, iaa De rn9e
Gamer fit noeen Selenming fpr ii
Strpo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Union paeifc fyIoie.

EorsSas iaiSt ben melenitdtliee
&maSeBtommisiion / @aibinston
lluion gaciFc+ganen FfpIbie | at booe
sipet 8eopep elevators ompani icm
bar en- @pffe Glepatorer Iauss gane.
.Imien, u Gent pr, 100 guibels min.
ore Srastto1ter cnb ole &cmpanietS
&nufltrrcnter-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

sanf iaait. Sarmers & Sropcrs
9anf / Sepmour, Soma, bar maat'
tet Iutfe fine Sore paa @runo at
en- llnSerbaIance al $4,000 q $40.
600, Iom tiIFripes aasiereren Sc
Mop @are. Senne er arreiteret, men
bar life funnet sioe nogen Sorfla.
riud.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
banoeIsrcreIien

af grooitreets ueentIise SanbeIs.
operiiat for fSite 9srbog bioiattes:
Del peoparense foloe Seir bar /
bsi @raS bGmmet gaararbeioet paa
SorSert Iiseiom bet bar itaSet 6riist,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
QGaffpifof.

Soreft 9th, Sppa, 1soe gpril 1907, I
@ruoeua SprGi6reS GUS: ReIte Nttloreo,
latter al Rr. % Rrs. Us. .. Sanion, %
sRr. Chris o. Sharp. Sc Rpgifte BIZ DO |
GaSipoan, Santos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
slSmiral @idelien, Gireftsr for BET

yluHItlHI UtUIItIEtHf ~EtVtfPt TUt UNR
foreneoe 9ampffibsielifab, aisben.
bopn, Tom forIeben Sag til Chicago.
San er paa en- SorretniugSreiie Der
| 9onbet. GbieagoS Sanifer CAB en-
itiIhilo ganfet for BAN og bans SEQ.
iaoere | Sreboes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Sarnet ftGrc
til bare ct SfeIet.

8 2pdisr 1t sgar % Il balut mta fraiftlise
Guar paa sIHigt % 9esrntf - Sauotrnt
bunsHt for at hiisre at ban flprtbt o. rrp
2jsStt - rrrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Notwithstanding.
Zen 22be GpriL
~eeprabs Rctertno,r.

Iobtasst iOas / Union Stod YARD I
Chicago:
40 900 Gutn, 9ris ufpyanNret.
20 900 &renturer. 8rlS u]ipran0ret.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09

map, but referred the writer to Major
Lamar Fontaine of Lyons, Miss, the well
known civil engineer, explorer, scientist
and raconteur, who Immediately made an
investigation and has publicly expressed
his confidence In Prof. McMickle's theory.
The latter asked Major Fontaine to ad-
wise him whether there existed on the
farm a collection OF Indian mounds sur
rounding a truncated pyramid, the remains
OF a ship canal and other external evidences
of ancient civilization. These things Major
Fontaine states that he found just as de-
scribed by Prof. McAfickle. and the latter
declares that this was the site of the an
Client city of Pesedon. destroyed by a con-
junction of Mercury, Venus. Mars and
Jupiter on November 6, 1856, of the worlds
history, or just ABS years ago on the sth of
last November He further declares that
Pesedon was reached by tide water on that
date, and the mouth of the Yazoo river at
that time was five or six feet below the
sea level.
Mr.. Henry has advised the Kansas
scientist that he is welcome to dig all he
wants to, and the only compensation he
asks is that in event the temple is un-
earthed he shall receive one OF the golden
doors. Prof McMickle states that he has
absolutely conclusive evidence, based on
the book Of Genesis and Greek and Egyp-
tian records. that Yazoo county was the
birthplace OF man. and It will only be
necessary TO dig the required depth in
order TO find positive proof OF his belief. -
Memphis Commercial
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR TORTURE
Limit Of Law for Man Who Pulled Gu
Horses Tongue.
WANTED TO MAKE POOR ANIMAL Pull
Judge Crawford First Fines Man
Hundred Dollars and Finds
He Exceeds What
Law Allows.

ct just got little careless. I thought
would twist the horses tongue to make him
go and just as 1 did 1t he jerked back his
head and a piece of his tongue came of.
Thus G. p. Hamilton explained to Judge
Crawford In police court Friday morning
how he happened to be guilty of the hor-
rible torture to a dumb animal Hamilton
was accused of having tied a cord to the
tongue of a horse belonging to the Ameri-
can Transfer company, pulling 1t out of the
animals head. He threw the tongue to one
quiet, but the horse was unable to eat or
drink and its terrible abuse was discov-
cred.
Hamilton Immediately went into hiding
but was captured after a search of twelve
hours by the police, upon complaint OF the
owners of the horse and the Nebraska HUI
name society. Judge Crawford wasted no
800 and costs. but then discovered the
limit set by law is a fine Of $50 or thirty
days in jail. The fine was set at $50.
IT have read in books and pamphlets OF
such cruelty as that, but it is the first
time in my experience that l have come
across so gross an instance myself" said
Secretary Mann OF the humane society.
Aside from the offense committed against
the law the transfer company that owned
the horse is out very good animal, whose
cost Il will have TO bear. since no action
Is taken against the man who caused its
death.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
ANCIENT HONORS FOR YAzoo
Garden spot of Adam and Eve
Again Located by EneF-
Eetic Promoters.

Prof. Clinton McMicl<le. a Kansas sci
enlist and archaeologist, is so confident
that the Garden OF Eden was located in
Yazoo county, Mississippi, that he wants
20 organize a stock company for the pur-
pose OF making extensive excavations on
the farm OF Hon. w. A. Henry, a we'll
known lawyer and planter, located about
seven, miles south OF YazoO City. for the
purpose OF unearthing the ruins Of once
splendid city erected shortly after the ex-
pulsion Of Adam and Eve from the garden
Prof. McAicl1le passes lightly over the
theory OF many brother scientists that the
Garden OF Eden was a myth. and is alb
solutely positive that on the Henry farm
will be found the ruins of a magnificent
temple. the doors Of which are OF pure
gold He has not visited the spot IN per-
son, but several months ago addressed a
letter 10 Governor Yardaman setting forth
his theory and asked 20 be furnished with
a map OF that portion OF the delta country
The governor was unable 10 furnish the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
TRAINMEN WANT REAL RAISE
Grievance COMMITTEES Of Burlington Meets
Hsre 70 Plan Formal Demand
INCREASE ON MILEAGE BASIS FAILS
Men say This is Mere subterfuge,
a. h Does Not Give Them
Any More Pay Pro-
portionateIy.

Preparatory TO demanding an actual in
crease IN the wages of iremen and en-
Rfneers on the Burlington system nifty MEM
beers Of the grievance committee of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmcn of that
railroad. representing all its numerous d.
visions, held a secret meeting Thursday at
the Murray hotel and left the city In the
evening before many people knew they had
been here. They made no demand on local
Burlington officials, their plan being to go
straight TO headquarters in chicago with
their grievance, where they might meet off1-
cials with authority to deal with the entire
system, rather than merely some division
or two
o. N. Marshall OF Galesburg Ill, chair
man Of the committee, presided. d. 8.
Utley. chairman OF the local lodge of the
brotherhood at Sheridan, wyo., was an
active conferee.
Recently Burlington of1cials granted an
increase of pay to these employees upon the
basis Of tie miles they travel. The men
say this is no increase at all, for II does
not contemplate the time they must put in
20 make the extra mileage. They insist on
an increase upon the mileage operated per
diem. Objection was urged against the
wage basis being upon the mileage schedule
without reference to the hours per day. II
was held that the increase made was merely
a technical Increase. but at the same time
meant an increase in the number OF hourE
Of work per day required without q fail
compensation for overtime. which would
not by any means be equalized on the pro
posed mileage basis and was in actual fac
only a subterfuge.
The statement has been repeated by loca
Burlington managers that their men arr
not discontented, so far as they have an,
reason to know, with their relations to tn,
company, but the grievance commlttee'i
meeting tends to indicate the discomfort II
general over the system and fairly wei
impressed upon the minds of the men.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
SEEK HEALTH AND FORTUNE
COnsumptives Travel side
by side.

Ever Journeying across the desert sands
and climbing the arid peaks and foothills
of the far southwest are two caravans
one seemingly rugged and healthy, though
afflicted with a disease called goldomania
the other emaciated by the Great White
Plague,
One is scarcely more optimistic than the
other; one procession seeks glittering yell
low dust that means riches, the other a
pecious thing-health. Though the trail
may be long and the water holes infre-
quent. though the desert sun may be blis-
tering and the tongue swollen with thirst,
though the mountains may be steep and
the path strewn with cacti, there Is the
glittering substance in the sand a little
further on for the Argonaut: a lease OF
life at the horizon, when the red desert
sun announces another day for the White
Plaques victim.
To many seeking their wonted vigor
the hope that ever carries them onward is
sometimes as futile as the race after the
will-o' -the-wisp that lures the Argonaut
But the procession moves on and on;
the pilgrims cannot leave the sands until
the mountain air and sunshine have
healed the scars made by Deaths chief
ally.
The main trail OF the weak-lunged leads
from Pecos to Yuma. For more than 1000
miles prospector and pIague-ridden tray.
erse It's tortuous course. In the caravan
seeking gold nearly all are poor In the
caravan exiled and lighting for health there
are rich and poor high and low. demo
cratic and fraternai In their Ills and ex-
pectsncy.
To some this hope Is as uncertain OF
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
PLUMBERS NOT TO RETALIATE
Union Men VIII Not Take COgnIHance
Now of Business Mems Assoc
Citations Move.

The journeymen plumbers and filters now
on a lock out have taken no action to meet
the decision OF the Business Mems associ-
alton to support the master plumbers in
their fight against the Building Trades
council. Oficers of the Plumbers and
Filters union Friday morning said there
was no present occasion to take any re-
taliatory action, as the locked out men
were in control of the situation.
'It lie possible that II outside men are
placed on a Job the other crafts will sup
port US, as they have signified willingness
to do so, but not until we find 1t absolutely
necessary will we ask for help. We trust
there will be no occasion to involve any
some settlement within a week or So"
Secretary Kugel said.
Friday morning an officer OF the Building
Trades council received letter from A. j.
Cronkhite Of the Cedar Rapids council. Mr..
Cronkhite said an Omaha master plumber
named DAILY was in Cedar Rapids trying to
hire tourneymen plumbers at So per day
and on a years contract. Mr.. Cronkhite
said DAILY claimed he had $4,000 subscribed
by Omaha contractors and business men
with which to night the Building Trades
council. The Cedar Rapids man said DAILY
was not having much success In Iowa.
Journeymen plumbers said they were told
the Daily in question was w. T. DAILY OF 70l
South Sixteenth street.
W. T. DAILY was seen In his shop Fri
day afternoon.
81 was in Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa City and other Iowa towns looking
for plumbers. but did not have much sue
cess over there. 1 did not offer IS per day
and said nothing about having a backing
OF $4,000 offered in the manner referred to
OF in any other manner. While the Master
Plumbers association has press commit
tee TO do the talking for us, will answer
a question regarding the situation by say
ing that the master plumbers are content
to let things rest awhile. Work is not
suffering much just now and soon as we
need more men we win be able 10 get
them" MIR. DAILY said.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-09
B. B. TEETERS HANGS HIMSELF
Goes Into Basement Ostensibly to
start Furnace and Ends
His Life.

Suffering from an attack OF dependency,
3. B. Teetera aged ~ years, hung him
self to a beam in the basement of his home,
GA South Twenty-ninth street. early Friday
morning. and was found later by his wife
and another occupant of the building, dead.
Teeters had risen at o'clock and at that
time betrayed no signs OF a respondent
feeling. He went into the basement to
start the fire and in a short time Mrs.
Teeters heard the steam rise, when she
began to prepare breakfast.
When all was ready she sought to call
him, but received no response. She lives
on the second floor and the occupants on
the first floor told her they had heard q
peculiar noise In the basement. Descending
the stairway they discovered the body.
Testers had been obliged to draw up his
legs In order tighten the rope. attached
around his n Coroner Bradley took
charge OF the body, -