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Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
BRAIN sTORM EuR ANaRcHIsT
This D~fense WIN Ne urEea On Ne
haf of the slayer of
Father Leo.

DENVER. March tL--Anticipating a plea
Of insanity on behalf of Giuseppe Ala, Dis
trict Attorney George A Stidgsr has taken
the unlrrual course % attempting 70 estab-
Ish the DEFENDANT sanity before It had
been denied BY his attorney in his trial for
the murder Of Father Leo Heinrichs. Four
physicians of acknowledged repute as allen
lists testified positively yesterday that IN
their opinion Ain ls absolutely sane and
In fun possession of his mental faculties
and was 50 when he shot the priest In St
Elizabeth's Catholic church Sunday, Feb
ruary =. after receiving the sacrament at
his hands. When court recunvened today
three other experts who have examined the
prisoner were ready to give their testi-
mony to the same effect
When the district attorney completed the
examination of the aiienists he announced
that the case was closed for the state
IN the cross-ezau1inatiun OF Or. George
A Nswhaus. one OF the prosecutions ex-
perts. II became evident that the defense is
to be "iarvaI epilepsy" otherwise known
as masked epilepsy a condition similar
to the brain Storm theory developed in
the Thaw case.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
BUTTER MAKERS At ST. PAUL
Men from Almost Every State Talk
Meehoda Mt CSnventIan I'm
81. FuHL

ST PAUL. Mimi. March u.-Butrer
makers from nearly every state in the union
began three days convention at the ST.
Paul auditorium to-day. More than 2Oo9
butter makers are expected TO be in at
tendance by tomorrow. Delegates from
Boston. New York and Philadelphia, ar
rived late yesterday. A special car brought
a large number from Iowa last night, and
a carload arrived from South Dakota this
morning Others are en- route from Wash
ingtOn, Wisconsin, Illinois and other states.
A special delegation has arrived from Des
Moines, with the object OF securing the
next convention for that city, and to boom
Iowa as a butter state.
The convention began at 10 a m, with an
address Of welcome by Governor Johnson
and a response by H J. Nietart OF Walker,
Ia. He was followed by President J. 7.
Farrell OF Carver. MINI, who delivered his
annual address and by 5. B. ShipIing OF
Chicago. secretary-treasurer. who read his
annual report.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
TELEGRAPH EARNINGS LESS
Report Of President CHowrH shows
FiaanetaI DeDresston Haa At
fecfed Business.

NEW YORK March 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph company has declared a
quarterly dividend Of i1s per cent, payable
in stock This is the same action as was
taken on the preceding quarter
The net earnings Tor the quarter ending
March a. partially estimated. are 1.I99,0o0
President CTowry in his report says.
In the report for the quarter ended De-
cembsr 81. 1907. the hope was expressed
that business will soon resume and earn
ings become normal. but the commercial
depression continues Throughout the coun-
try and the revenues OF the company show
a large decrease over the same period last
year notwithstanding the fact that this
is the least profitable part Of the year. the
estimated net revenues for the present
quarter. after paying fixed charges and
bond interest. amount to SS6.9s5. This
amount il being used Tor payment OF the
Indebtedness resulting from the recent ex-
traordinary expenses. which il will prac-
ticaIly complete"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
AID or PRESS TO BE SOUGHT
Congress for welfare OF Child Com
siders Plans for Publicity
0k It's Aims.

WASHINGTON March u-First on
today's program OF the International Con-
gress on the Welfare OF the Child at IT'S
morning session. held at the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal church. was a con-
ference OF the national press comnittea
OF the society. The object OF the confer
enee was to discuss and formulate plans
for the promotion and extension through
cut tho country OF the press work OF the
congress. The discussion was led by Miss
lane A Stewart OF Philadelphia, national
press chairman, and Mrs. Mary Mills West
OF washington. national press corre-
spondent. Later a business session was
held and amendments to the bylaws OF
the society were proposed. The morning
session closed with the reading OF the
reports OF the foreign delegates.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
ATTACKS HILL LINE CHARTER
Senator HeysuFH Asks Aftarney Cen
eRaA About Status Of N0FSh-
ern Paefac.

WASHINGTON, March a.-Ssnator Hey
burn today Introduced a resolution request
ing the attorney general Cd inform the
senate whether the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company has ceased 70 perform the
functions for which il was created and IL
50 whether there exists any reason why its
federal charter should not be repealed
The Northern Pacific Is now operating
under a reorganization with the name OF
the Northern Pacific Railway company
which Is not chartered by the government
The land grants received by the company
under the federal charter ara said 70 have
been surrendered 70 the new company II
is IN regard 70 these lands that innorma-
ton Is sought.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
oUIETUS ON STOCK GAMBLING
Presfdent HooseveIt Orders Commits
sioneF smith 20 Investigate Meth
eds N0yE ln Use.

WASHINGTON, March H. - President
Roosevelt has directed Herbert Knox smith
OF the bureau 0f corporations 70 investigate
the methods OF stock trading with a view
20 furnishing the basis OF possible future
Legislation regulating such practices. The
difficulty Is recognized Of attempting fed
ersI regulation 0f the transfer OF stocks
which viii operate to curtan purely gam
bling contracts and at the same time work
40 hindrance to Legitimate transfers, and
s announced tc be FOR the purpose of pro-
ceeding on sound principles thar the IN
vsstigariou is being made. President RooHe-
Welt has declared himself 70 be decidedly
in favor 1f eliminating stock gambling.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
DISPATCHES SENT TO FLEET
Navy Department Forwards Orders By
wireless to Admiral Evans-
Itinerary OF Vessels.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March u--Ths navy
wireless station at san Diego was in direct
communication with the battleship Connect
ticut OFF the Mexican coast early today and
received and transmitted twenty-six official
dispatches 10 Washington. The exact posi-
ton OF the fleet was not indicated. but IL
must be within 400 miles OF MaRdalena bay
today.
WASHINGTON March IA partial
itinerary for the hatrlestip fleet after fin
iEhtng target practice at Magdalena bay
was announced today by the Navy depart
ment It includes visits TO Sando (Caru-
nadol. Santa Barbara. San Pedro, Santa
Cruz and San Francisco arriving at the
latter place on May 5. The future move
ments OF all vessels Of bath the Atlantic
and Pacific fleets after the naval review
at san Francisco have not as yet been
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
YOUNG KING WELL RECEIVED
Second Day Of Vtsft to BarueIonn
PASSES on WIthozt TN
toward IRrtdent.

BARCELONA. March 1.-THE second day
OF young King Alfonso's visit 70 Barcelona
passed as successfully as did yesterday.
The weather was beautiful, and as the
young king drove through the streets he
was everywhere acclaimed with enthu-
siasm.
His majesty visited the technical schools
and a local factory. went aboard the
cruiser Princessa De Asturias, and. sur
rounded by a fl0tilla Of small boats, COM
manded to the guards with enthusiastic
people from the city. he sailed out OF the
harb0r and reviewed the Austrian
squadron.
Salutes we're exchanged between the
Austrian vessels and the Spanish cruiser.
After this inspection. his majesty went on
board the Austrian flagship. where he was
received BY the Austrian ambassador to
spain and Admiral zeiglar. This after
noon the king Inspected large detachment
OF troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
SENSATIONAL CASE CALLED
Louis Eastman Ia Charged with PIae-
ing Dynamite On street Railway
Tracks at BfnEhamtsn, Ny.

HLNS1H4AMrON. N T.. March u-What
promises 70 be a sensational case was called
IN court here today. II is the trial OF an
Indictment found against Louis Eastman
charged with dynamiring street cars during
the late street car strike. Eastman was
arrested oy private detective and two
local Officers and charged with placing the
dynamite on the tracks. The prosecution
viii endeavor 70 show the acr was autllnr-
izsd by labor agttar0rs. The defense will
ailege conspiracy TO break up the unions In
which detectives from a private agency
were engaged. The national board OF street
car employees associations is Interested in
the defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
FILLING EDUCATIONAL GAP
Instructfon Necesaary for Purenns ~
Wen as Children In the
Crowded Cities.

NEW YORK. March n--At an exhibit
Yesterday of the committee ON congestion
OF population in New York. now being held
In the American Museum OF Natural His
tnry. Dr. Henry H. Leipsiger spoke on
"The School as a Social Center" and said
that IT is now becoming widely recognized
that "the school house must not alone be-
come a place for the instruction OF chill
dren. but the natural resort for adolescence
and a place for the culture OF grown up
men and women. In Ito different places
in the city the fathers and mnthers of
the children vino. atrei; led tina schools
come together in the evening and receive
instruction. The gap between the parents
and the children is diminishing and an in
terest in the place where the children
spend so much OF their daily life is fos-
tered.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
SMALL ARMS COMPETITION
General Beu ISSUE. Dates for Cen
tests with RfHe and
Ptstar.

WASHINGTON. March u.-GeneraI Bell.
chief uf staff. has issued Instructions for
holding the annual small arms competi-
ton of the army IN tgOS. The combined de-
partment small arms competition viii be
held at the FLOWING places;
Departments OF the East and of the Gulf
at Fort Niagara. ". T. Departments OF
Dakota. OF the Lakes and Of the Missouri
at Fort Sheridan. nl.s Departments Of Cali
fornia and OF the Columbia at the Pre-
sidio Of Monterey, CAL Departments of
the Colorado and Texas at Leon Springs.
Tex
The army rifle competition viii be held at
Fort Sheridan. III. beginning August 10.
The army pistol competition also viii
be held at Fort Sheridan. beginning i'm
mediatelv after the completion of the rifle
composition. All successful competitors
will. II they 81 desire be sent to Camp
Perry, Port clinton. O.. 70 take part in the
national individual match. the national
pistol match and the matches 1f the Ma
tionaI Rifle association. beginning at that
place August q.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
LIE F0REMAN IS INIuREn
Aa-tri.sas wAs Are La8d on aetaIEats
by Attack sn Men at
Butte.

HELENA. Mont. March u.-Former Aus
rlan employees at the East Hsiena plant
or the American Smelling and Refining
company last midnight with clubs and rocks
inundated and drove the men at work to
their homes The Austriana were laid of
several months aso and decided that no one
should WORK
BUTTE, Mont, March u.-DaTfd Mooney.
foreman az the Rarus mine. was severely
injured By a mob which Is said TO have
attempted 70 throw him down the SHAFT OF
the mine saturday night. The mine offices
were suormed and his hfs was only saved
through the Intervention OF friendly miners
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
COOKE FILES HEREsY CHARGES
Former Topeka AEfAisteE Accused OF
DoetFinaI D@feetf0n ~ Aeeuser
of ChaneeEIaF Day.

TOPEKA. kan, March IA stir was
crsated al the annual Kansas Methodist
conferences. IN session here. By chargss OF
heresy preferred against DR.. T. T. McFar-
land former pastor af the First Msthodial
fled charged against ChancsIl0r Day 5f the
official Sunday school pubIication or the
Methodist church af America. pubIlshed in
New TorL D.. Cooke makes che complaint
deciaring thar DR.. McFariand has been
Ur-aehing and disseElinaring fAlss. doctrines
Dr. CccEs - the minlBtar VIM rseeufIy
church of rupeka. and now edltgr of the
Syracuse University
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12

Report OF majority OF senate committees
On BrownBvilie affair tusrifies discharBe
OF negro soldiers. The president sent a
special message to the senate relative 70
a bin to permit re-enIistment OF innocent
men. Fags
Hot fight over postmastershfp at Falls
City ended By report OF inspector. which
gives present incumbent a good record.
Page
Oklahoma republicans hold their state
convention at Oklahoma City Psga
Evelyn Neabit rhaw begins suit for
annuIment OF marriage from Harry K
Thaw Pags 1
Tragedy in girls school near Boston re-
suits in murder OF one woman and suicide
OF another. Rsgs
Navy department is in communication
with the fleet. Pags
Orders OF the War department. specify
the time for holding competition in small
arms. Pags
New York man says the education OF
the parents is as necessary as that OF the
pupils. Pugs
Ex-Mayor schmitz has been released
from prison. but must at once answer
other charges. Page I
Morse and Curtis plead not guilty in
New York court. Page 1
Llamunu men are negotiating and chance
OF reducing price is less. Rags /
Negroes are warned TO depart from
rennessee town. Pags /
Frank Thomas OF Douglas county ap-
plies to Governor Sheldon for pardon
Pags y
Anarchists who we're planning to cele-
brans over removal OF Averhucl1's Body
are prevented By request OF sister
Religious progress Is traced at meeting
Of the missionary convention at PItrs-
burg Page a
Many fraudulent votes cast In Louiziana
primary causes request that courts name
NOMINEES. Rars I
Insurgents win victory in south Da-
kOta- Pure L
overhsated pipes Responsible for the fire
at Coilinw0od school Fare L
PapaI decoration bestowed upon Amb-
rose Petry OF Chieago. Para 1
Chinese are holding their own in the
Japanese tangie. Ra~u 4
Federal government taking census OF
prisons and state Institutions in search
OF undesirable foreigners subject to de-
pOrtatfon. PnRa a
1 LII 45 uAuiuet OF seNLle11 coming into
western part OF state as result OF cam
paign Of advertising Pnra a
EoCAI.
[ Dan Nettlet0n OF Clay county and c. B.
Anderson recommended as temporary and
permanent chairman. respectively. OF re-
publican state convention, which viii meet
at the Boyd thearer this afternoon.
Pags
ccEZZ1cIAE AND IMDuBYzIAx
Live stock markets Pare a
Grain markets. Pura a
Stocks and bonds Rara a
MoVEnzETs or ocEAM sTEAnxuwxRz
I FurE. Ar-iv-d s.u.a
I NlW NohA-a-.-- Oscar II.
2 NEW YORK StAtsndAm ......
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
ANARCHISTS REFUSED CHANCE
lake Part ta Removal
Ceremony.

CHICAGO, March u--Olga AverbUch.
sister OF the man who was killed by Chief
of Police Shippy today entered a protest
against anarchists taking part m the cere-
monies Incidental % the removal OF her
brothers body from the p0ttsr's field %
one OF the Jewish cemeteries IN the west
ern part OF the city. The Jewish Free
Burial association. which has the matter
in charge. declared that anarchism Is
reprehensihIe 90 the Jewish race, and is
forbidden by the tsnets OF thsir religion
The anarchists who had planned a csle-
bratiOn were greatly surprised when told
that they would not be allowed 20 be
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
PLEAS OF MORSE AND CURTIS
FHnmneiers Declare They Are Net
GufIty-Morse says He II
seapegoat-

NEW YORK. March u.-Charies W.
morse the former banker, and Alfred H.
Curtis. formerly president OF the National
bank OF North America, pleaded not guilty
IN the United States circuit court today to
a joint Indictment OF . courts. Eleven OF
the counts charged them with conspiracy
and eighteen charged them with making
false entries.
Bail was fixed at SO.0oO for Morse and
$1,000 for Curtis. They we're paroled in
cust0day OF their counsel IN order to secure
bail and were allowed three weeks to re-
consider their plea
Both Morse and Curtis gave bail Mr..
Morse, at first. demurred TO the $40 900 he
was required to furnish and said:
We'll, I suppose 1 am the goat usual Z"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
INSURGENTS WIN THEIR FIGHT
Supporters OF Crawford Secure Vic-
tory at Early Primaries in
soath Dakota

HURON. S. D, March u--Late reports
from yesterdays primaries to elect dee
gates TO the state convention which viii
select delegates to the republican national
convention show that the COe l. Craw-
ford supporters. known as the insurgsnis s.
have swept the state over the stalwart
forces OF Senator Kittredge Crawford
men claim they viii have 303 out OF 489
delegates and thar Governor Crawford viii
ultimately be elected 10 succeed senator
Kittredge-
The sJaIwarts. however, are stiH emphatic
in their claims that Senator Kirtredgs viii
carry the June primaries and be hts own
SUCCESSOR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
FIRST STEP By EVELYN THAE
Papers in Annulment Case Sent to
Matteawan Asylum.
DFTEREECE UEKEOWT 10 PUBLIC
nsEaa During the First Trial uud
Has Never Been enthusiastically
setfIed-Heport Of an
Agreement.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE first legal
step was taken to-day BY counsel for Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw in her contemplated action
TO secure the anuulment of her marriage
to Harry K Thaw.
Daniel O'Reilly the young wifss counsel.
said today he has sent a clerk to the Mat
teaWan asyium to serve the papers In the
case upon Thaw and that he has also sent
papers to be served on Thaws mother.
He said.
Legally speaking. Harry Thaw Is dead.
so il is necessary to have for a defendant
his next OF kin. The mother viii not try
ID make any trouble for us. She is very
kindly disposed toward cur case and Is
sympathetic with the attitude young Mrs.
Thaw has taken. We 10 not believe that
we viii experiences any difficulty in pro-
curing decision IN cur favor.
NOthfnx ~ ER Settlement.
Nothing has been done in regard to a
settlement said 1Ir. O'ReFIley. "The re-
ported ngures--a lump sum OF 50.l05 and
an annual allowance OF S5.00O-are ali guess
work.
According to A. Russell Peabody. Thaw' 8
counsel Thaw viii oppose the annuIment
with every means at his command and
will contest the allegation that he was
insane at the time OF his marriage. It was
stated today that Mrs. Thaw is prepared to
TESTIFY in her own behalf in this action.
but that IL her testimony should be useful
in securing Thawss release from the insane
asylum. she is prepared to give evidence
in his favor
II was reported today that members OF
Thaws family strongly favor the movement
to annuI the marriage and that IL il be
successful Evelyn Thaw will be provided
for financially.
Although counsel for both Thaw and his
wife announce that the action IL about
to begin. neither would disclose the cause
OF the difference between the two. but IT
Is stated that the trouble began a year
ago. during Thaw's first trial and that
reconciliation was an impossibility
A copy OF the summons and complaint
issued on behalf OF Evelyn n. Thaw was
made public today. Il alleges that at the
time Of the marriage Harry K. Thaw was
a lunatic and OF uns0und mind and was
incapable OF making a valid contract and
incapable OF contracting a marriage" A
notice OF the suit was served on Mrs. VIII
liam T71aw, mother OF Harry. today.
II was decided TO send a process server
To Ma1teawan at ? D. m. today and il was
expected the papers would be served on
Thaw about D. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
DIAMOND MEN NEGOTIATING
ProsDest OF Break tA Prices Gees
GIfmm@rinE a HesaIt oG
Thfa Fact

NEW YORK. March u-Diamond i'm
portsrs OF Maiden Lane district have re-
ceiVed cable messages IN reply 20 Inquiries
aa 10 the supposed trade warfare between
the two great diamond mining sompauies.
The Lonifun representatives aE both c-nl-
paniez sent messages denying that break
between the companies mad occurred and
saying thar Negotiations ara now prugrass-
ing for q renewal 0f the tra de agreement
which becaEne effective last JHIy ana vii
expire this month unlssa ne negotiations
ara sucrea4fIL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
MANY FRAUDULENT VOTES
Nine Thaasand East Tn E0aista MAJ
Candidates Are Asked 10
Withdraw.

NEW ORLEANS. La, March u.-After
considering the charge that about 9.ao0
fraudulent votes were east IN the recent
democratic primary for Lieutenant governor.
the democratic state central cumnitree so
day appoilred a eomlmi-rea % request hofl
the succeszfui and tie defeated eandldas-s
10 withdraw and allow the court 10 appoint
a nominee for Lieutenant governor The
charErs % fraud wers filed BY r. J. Bailey
the defeated candidate. Who was opposed BY
Paul LambramoHE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
HAFID's STAR ON THE WANE
French Victories In Nor, ecs and I'm
Efnzrenge a. SD aa,sa af
south Cause

PARIS. March 1.-G0verument advices
received here from Morocco Indicate that
the star OF Mulai Hafid. the so-called sui
tan OF the south, is waning fast. The re-
peated victories OF the French forces,
coupled with the Indifferent attitude dis
played by Hafid. who left the camp at
Maeh-El-Chair for a period OF five weeks.
have created dissatisfaction and resent
ment among his followers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
EXPORT Duty ON WOOD PULP
Canada s~ektnE ta Fo-ee United sent-s
Paper Mills ts Nave Aesass
the Baraer.

OTTAWA, March I'M. Lewis West
Euronl, moved IN the house today that
an export duty b. placed on pulp wood 70
force the Uuitso States paper mills 70
come % Canada % manufacture Instead of
importing CanadiRn pulp Wood. DR. BoIantf
said that there n enough Spruce and bal
port pLrpoaaA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
ASsEMBLYMAN FoR FREEDOM
Idea Advanced at Manila Greeted
with HtdieuIe ny Members and
Not Pressed.

MANILA. March u.-Assemblymen Juan
Villamor introduced resolution in the as
sembly to instruct the Philippine delegates
at Washington TO ask congress how long il
will be before Independence viii be granted
60 the islands. The resolution met with
such ridicuIe from practically all OF the
members OF the assembly that IT was with
drawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
CHINESE ARE HOLDING OWN
Negotiations VITA Japan Proeeedfng
with No Display OF Yellow
DEaW8n-

PEKING March 1.-THE negotations be-
tween China an6 Japan regarding the
Tatsu Maru. the Japanese steamer that
was seized by China February Z on the
grounds that IT was conveying arms and
ammunition to Chinese revolutionists. are
proceeding. China seems to be holding its
own in the proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
Hotel Corridors Filled With Reuuh-
hcans, and More Coming.
ONLY ONE CONTEST APPEARS
Two Delegations from Platte County
Ask for Seats.
CONVENTION MEETS AT BOYD
Sessions VIII ne Entirely Harmonious,
with Regeat c. b. Anderson sf
Crete In CHARGE ~ Pernaa-
Rent Chairman.


state Convention, B0yd's Tnsassr, a p n.
Temporary chairman .. ~. EasslGson-
Permanent chairman. Q. =. Anderson.
q. m.
a. IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12
SUMMARY OF THE BEE


FKE WEAI1G&.
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA - Fair
Thursday and Friday, colder Friday
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Fair Thursday
and Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12

and the several reports called for the un-
divided attention Of the senate. On both
sides Of the chamber there was a larEs
attsndnnce and senator left hts seat
during the exchange OF words that took
place concerning the reports.
Senator CuI5erson inquired Why IegisIa-
tlun was necessary 70 permit the president
to reinstats the soldiers OF the Twenty
ifth regiment and Mr.. Warren. chairman
% the COMMITTEES. replied thar the presi-
dent had no authority co restore them with
an rights and privileges altar ninety
days and that Tor that purpose the pro-
posed legislation would have to be enacted
In presenting bis minarity report Forakar
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12

Senttnr Gamble - encouraged. after a
talk win the leading military officials
to-day. p tha belief that his bill appropri-
atins E4sAao0 Tor the enlargement or Fort
1ieads vii Dc tEvuraniy recommended by
the War 1euartmenL Secretary TAR ana
General Bell made general napecrion OF
Fort Meads and the reservation last sum
msr and knuw intimatsly the needs OF thar
ruse
pr. Charles T. McChsansy. farmerIy In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-12

six pension bills introduced. IN the senate
BY senator Brown have passed both houses
and were signed bv the president yestsr-
day. rhe bills provide Cor the fallowtns
amounts. Rusa a. Kinkald Omaha 81.
Lneretia Wilson. Kearney. sI6. James L
walker Central City. so; Helen Ieffcost
Omaha. 81. Joseph NJ Feather. Kearney.
-; william o. Pickett. sWeetwater. t2s
Resolutions adopted hv the Associatian OF
Credit Msn Of Omaha favuring the passasgs
OF an act % amend the bankruptcy law
wera presented % the senate today by sem
ator Brown.