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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
DIaaatroua HaiIstorm.

ALLIANCE. Neb.. June 13-(special Tele-
gram.)-The only reports received Of the
damage done by the tornado that origin
ated northwest of Alliance yesterday was
the complete destruction Of the outouild-
ings on the ranch Of Arthur Groves, seven
miles north OF here. although loss of life
was prevented by the people observing the
storm in time and seeking shelter in a
potato cellar. From the same locality to-
day came a report Of a hailstorm that
covered everything to a depth OF eleven
inches and which has proved disastrous to
much Of the growing crops in a wide sec
ton of country northwest from here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

grating right through the oily yellow rind
down into the bitter pith. and then won
ders why on earth the milk should curdis.
The habit OF grating a lemon correctly
Is easily learned when once ones attention
Is called to the matter. The grating should
begin at the end Of the lemon and as small
a surface Of the CRATER should be used as
possible. This prevents waste.
The lemon should be turned in the same
way that one turns an apple under a knife
while peeling. Grating a lemon properly Is
a pretty little trick once it's learned. and
Il often means success where before there
has been failure"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
NJ .eore d ths tourney IS as follows.
wOmaa on Board of school VII

Mrs. Eliza r. Sunderland has Just b,ea
elected a member OF the Board Of School
Visitors Of Hartford. Conn. She is ths
wife OF the Unitarian pastor Of Hartford,
Is a raduate OF Mount Holyoke seminary.
has her Pm. d. degree from the University
Of Michigan and has had experience n
educational work as a teacher and a hiEi
school principal and has made a study OF
schools in this country and abroad. Al
the last republican rally before the cleo
ton she was invited TO be one of the
speakers. which was a decided innovation
in Hartford. Although this was her maiden
political speech, she demonstrated her
ability and fitness to stand on the plat
form side by side Will the male orators
OF the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Starving. a tailor ....... Edward Landale
Hippolyta, queen Of Amazons, be-
trothed TO TheSeus .......... Viola RaSe
Hernia, daughter to Egeus, In love with
hysdnueE ............-...... irene farrel
Helena. In love with Demetrius. ..........
Iillie johnson
Oberon. king OF the fairies. George Howell
Titania, queen OF the fairies. ............
.................... Adelaide Funkhouser
Puck. or Robin Goodfellow. -. Charles Hall
= raIy Madge west
Pease Blossom, a fairy........V Violet Kahler
CooWeb, a tairy .............. Louise BesSire
Motn, a Marjorie Bryant
Mustard Seed. a fairy .......... Lillian Writ
Other fairies attending their king and
queen.
The dance OF the elves was a very pretty
feature OF the program. the dancers being
little girls Of Il years and under. costumed
as fairies. The special dances given by
Charlotte Michaelson and Ruth Clarke, in
the awakening scenes. were given with a
most pleasing grace.
Following the performance a reception
was given to the friends OF the school on
the second floor. where the teachers and
performers in the play were most warmly
congratulated for the brilliant success Of
the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
SOLDIERS MONUMENT UNVEILED
COnEressman Pollard Gives Address
at Ceremonies at Greenwood.

GREENWOOD. Neb.. June l~3-(SpeciaL)
Beautiful and Impressive were the cere-
monies which attended the unveillng OF the
soldiers monument today. Despite the in
clement weather and the fearful eoEdition
Of the roads. a large crowd was present to
hear the address OF Congressman z. NJ
Pollard.
The local Grand Army OF the Republic
post vas assisted in the exercises by repre-
sentatives from the posts a. Ashland, Wav-
erly. Havelock and Lincoln.
The monument is a beautiful and costly
one and much credit is due the generosity
and public spirit Of the c~itizeEs who were
instrumental In erecting il.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
PUPILS ARE GOOD ACTORS
at school Give "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" with
Excellent Results.

The unique old English invitation sent
out to the patrons OF Saunders school at
F~orty-first avenue and Cas- street. for the
entertainment given by the school Satur-
day afternoon. may have had much 10 do
with the very large attendance which taxed
the cspacil- Of the main floor corridor OF
the school to the utmost. "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" was presented.
The north end Of the corridor vas trans
formed into a stage. presenting a wood
scene. with an abundance Of natural foliage
and flowers. The performers were ell
members Of the school. and the play was
remarkably well produced. The play was
costumed with artistic fidelity, and the
beauty and youth Of the performers made
the production a most delightful one. An
OF the leading characters performed their
roles with real artistic ability. several OF
which were exceptionally good. To spe-
cialize would do injustice TO some, and suf-
flee be IL to say that the play would have
been a credit TO professionals.
The play has been in rehearsal since last
fan at such intervals as the children could
find the time. and the production, as a
whole. showed the results OF the painstsk-
ing industry OF the teachers and Principal
Miss Mary A. Reid in a marked degree.
There was not a hitch nor a flaw during
the entire performance, nor was there any
tiresome waits, that are 50 common 10 am
ateur performances. Frequent applause at
tested the appreciation OF the audience, OF
which the non-participating members OF
the school with their parents and friends
constituted the greater part.
The school children participating in the
play were:
Theseus. duke OF Athens-...Fre Wharton
EEeus. father 20 Hernia ....,..... Joe Ross
Lysander. in love with Hernia ...........
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
EVEN HARLAN GETS HEAVY RAIN
weather Reports Continue TO Record
Showers Each Day.

ALMA. Neb.. June 13.-(Special.)CA fine
rain fell all over Harlan county, ranging
from one inch to two inches. This Is the
best rain IN the county this season, and
is the first rain that has raised the creeks.
Previous rains have come in such small
quantities that the water has all soaked
awayb efore il reached the creeks.
EDGAR, Neb., June l3.-(SpeciaL)-Rain
stm falls heavily here each day or night.
So far in June the precipitation has beer
IA inches. The ground is still so wet that
farmers cannot pillow their corn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
hallway Men OrEanI.e.

ALLIANCE. Neb.. Juns B-tspecial Tele-
uam.l-A local organization OF the Ne
braska State Railway Employees associa-
ton was formed here tonight al a meeting
OF railway employees that was well attended.
n following Officers were elected; II.
Reno. president: J.. E. Kennedy. secretary
G. D. Hicks. vice president. The purpose
NJ the organization u 70 take an active
interest ia legislative affairs Of the state
Mherein II ELECTS the railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
Reri.trntion for summer schooI.

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb., jun IL
(speciaLl-Registration for the sunni, er
term in Nebraska Wesleyan has been quiz
heavy today. Many teachers from out in
the state are coming in for the work. A
great many students Of the college Of
liberal arts are enrolling for straight
academic work. Quite a number Of the
departments are offering college work and
students are availing themselves OF the
opportunity. II Is anticipated that \ heavy
registration will be Ia tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
stoekmsa al sutherland.

SUTHERLAND. Neb.. June B-tSpeciAll
The annua meeting OF the Platte Valley
stockErowers' association was held at
sutherland Wednesday. This year the
forenoon was given over 10 amusement
features wholly. and the better part Of the
day vas devoted to . display OF Wild west
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
H IS our OF ITS BANKS
Considerable Damage Done in the
vicinity of Waterloo. W

NNGlnANg u
WATERLOO. Neb., June l3-tspecial
Telegram)-The EIkhorn river 1t this
point is higher than it has been this year
and only lacks about a foot Of coming
into town. Citizens, with employees OF
the Union Pacific. have diked the river
AT a point half a mile west OF town and
watchers have been at the place all the
time since Wednesday. The river raised
six inches more last night and today,
but is on a standstill since 3 o'clock and
II is believed the worst Is over. Water
is running over the county road east of
the Waterloo bridge and the same Is
diKed against the flood. The south end
of the main bridge is also protected b.
pilinx in old hay. brush and dirt and drift
Is kept, off the bridge over the Little
Elkhorn 10 prevent damaging the piling.
Conditions are favorable tonight FOR with
standing further damage by flood. A
heavy rain last night flooded the low
lands and considerable damage was done
to corn and other crops.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
Boost in Frontier Values.

sTOCKVILLE, Neb.. June l3-(Special)-
The Board OF Equalization OF Frontier
county Will be busy for several days yet
before final valuation figures are given.
Indications are that some OF the assess
ments on real estate will be raised.
The return Of assessment as given by as
SCISSORS shows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
Take warning,

Don't let stomach, liver nor kidney
trouble down you when you can quickly
down them with Electric Bitters. SOC. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Place.
PRAGUE Bohemia, June l3.-The inter-
national chess masters tourney. which be-
gan here May Is, ended today in a tie be-
tween Schlechter and Duras. who will d.
vide the first and second prizes. Vidmar
won third prize, Rubenstein fourth. Tech
mann fifth, Maroczy sixth, Leonhardt
seventh, Marshall eighth. Salwe ninth and
Janowski tenth.
The score Of the tourney Is a. f~nilnus.
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8rnn0itiifS :. ltcbcrtrngnngen.

George 9. are4 all Tnorep Sobll.
ion, SiibIeitc Der 2anDnle., itabe Gil.
morltrobe, 1t.3 bel 50, 0runib5ins
$75; S..
,Sobn z. 5. Mc9eiiltp all 2ouis
SndI5, Norboitlcite Der Gretcr., nobe
@opltrdbc, II bel 90, 8runb;ins
$72; s..
grlrcit 3. Gope uno Sroll al, 0icl'
pil, g. 9roriton, HorboIticite Der
Gruio.5iG .Mpennie. nobe 2ourets.
Strnbe, 13 BEL 100, Grunbjins $65;
So.
sionep 9. Npbnrg, 9ruitee, al,
Sobn 9. i. Wic9tuItpt 9~orooitIeite
Der Greter., nabe 8npiirnbc, II BET
90, @rltnojiits S72; 1920.
@%lijabctb u. Buffer al Hobert $.
Grimes, NorboItieite Der Maoiion.
apenue, nobe 9oIimanitraBc, 1865
BET 15i, 8riino5ilts $i20; IS.
". Helpton Sling mo 6rnn ait
Ealil 6. Sting. Sltieiie Der Strifer.
Strnbe, llnbe 2afdpette. Ipeltiie, 16.5
Bel los. 8rultbjins $50; IS.
Sopbin u. 5arlop at Baltimore
Trnit oI,b Guarantee Co." ETC.. Qrii.
tees. Brlinh., pcrionlifes nnh Der.
niittes eiga,ibum; 81.
Charles 2. Hoiiiter all Nonrie 9.
Serren, 1orbiette Der 9onoole., nobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Cine llnter6nltnnB NIT
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ocn mo nod cine @eliie Sobnion,
erlhierer rno ihrcr GoIlengenoilin
beiitnl,oelt. Iie SolJc iunr, Dab Die
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Dem @cridJtsperidhren ui,b beitr1itc
lie nltBcrDer1 nit 500 nllb Soften.
Sic alt1cre Nciiie IND Marnie 600,
per lpilroen ebeuiolls SIT ic $tOO unb
&oitelt perooun,crt. ludbrer0 Sclen
GiftbcG anf 2 Wol1atc mad ocnt
Observation-Disclosures ipnilbern ntiibte.
SioneD 9oIlp luiiroc lpegeit Saltells
cilles nltorbentlidlen '3nuIes iiir oaS
8crid)tSbcriobren utter 9iirgiflnit
gcitellt.
9rieffoite ell in 9ronb. -
Ter NnifinIit 6eS oIlnerican" sc.
tol,be5 cni6cfte geitern Wiitag
Moilf aus Dem 9rieifolien int eriien
Stodlperf %fonln,en. CIR iestc bic
Spriser'G ontpognie Nr. 1 telepbo.
Mid lit aenntrtb. bic SIR SteIle er,
fhien. lie Boitiahen iir grieffoiten
lpuroelt 5erltort, bod fetn peiterer
Shoben atgerihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

GrGift ranbipnnhen. =
Turf) oas lln1iucricn elmer Gerje a..
rictber bic alciocr Ser ienn, Sabre
olten 1Dereic 9eraf,. Softcr Dol, 81.
9erof bon Or. 226, Siio'Mnoeiro.
Strnbe, lit 9ral,o. CHE Die Wiittcr
ses ainbes. Srau Roia 9erof, Die
Slomnen loid)en fonnte. hotte Dos
MGodlen 9ranolpnroen oil ben
Sfultcrn rltb ar1 Sals erlitter. Sic
lplrbe oird Or. 5srbert ga Aoane
Dor, Vrotf. in1b Gbeiter,S trobe Der.
bnnben iinb borit nod heit st. So
iepbs. &ofpiiaI" ~iiberfibrt. 6roii ge.
rdf erIiti ebenfnILs leid,te 9rnrblpnn-
hen IN her Iirfeu Snrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
Gataitrpphc anf benz Snpcriorist.

Iampfer ,GIemion" d!S uerloren
~auieegebeu. - Iie gemanrumg
DON 25 Eerioneu tpabrld)eiHIid}
ertrurfcn.
GuIutg, Mtinu., 6. Icjembcr.
Ter itGbIcrnc Srodtoantpter Stem
ion" lit, mie icine giscntbiinter nit
tbcilen, III etuem Stllrm nntergegdn-
geu. R%eulorqucnre illdcH Den zee
nb. Qie Wanuihaft beitano ans
% Gcriouen uno man ir.idtet, oaB
ale crtrrmtcu iinb. Sr. q. y. Wol.,
bin, ser Gigeutbiimer ocs Gampfers,
bot ale 6oiTnln8 auI8egeben Fer
,6lemion" lpar lett elmer 8GdIe i'm
bieiigen @oicu fauia; CT bate 5000
Conner @eboIt unb mar init Ssoblen
bcloocn; Ser Nanie beS Gapitans tpur
2. q. chamberlain. @fan gIuubt,
oaB er n1hreno oes beiti9eu Stitrples
lester 1ud)c rmterging.
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&rn. 9rii9geman @e'
urtStau.


Qurd cine 9ricasliit pcrltnuo 6
&r. @eorae Siumelbeber 9eltern
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Str9rttf lid am Stoot
Z igcnt \ II III. Yer 21alabrigc
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frctdr Simon 9inslpanger, Spred]cr
g. ). 9tliSbnunt. @ofc &obert Goblt.
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Hoie.
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iibcrluiclcl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
snStcitc Sdifisnadlridlter.

Ntpcrpo0I, g.. Ae5elllbcr.
Ger Gompfer Baltic" lit BON 9seip.
Dorf ol9efomunen.
Guccnstopm, 6. Ge5einber:
Der Ganlpicr y4ulitania" Iabr radl
9trlu.Dorf ob. :
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9eelu. 2)orf eiuaetrOiicn.
Wpuitlc, 6. Gc5erl6er. Der
Gampier ,Gcllimbia4 lit Haul Te,p'
Oorf III Sec gcItohen. b.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
,,GuSmuuiaa."

Sellte &a9Inn oeS aroBen Mobttbatigs
teits, @d5orS" I'M o&pric." 49, Nile
arrangements ~upIcnoet. Ser
,@crmunin W0nncrhor" mtrft
nit. &C., Iugcnlcinc Noti5cn.
&elltc bcgim1t I'M o&pric" iunl BE
item oc3 &eima iiir llnheilbnrc en-
GROCER @a5or, meld)cr iniofern elnca
ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Suilon
III ipcrocn ucriprid)t, oils iih sic CLIFF
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0os llntcrtcbmcu intereIiirt. Gic Or
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MGnnerdor" miro mitluirtcn. Bon
Ser Belt al miro Ser @o5or tGglid)
pom Nfittog an bis INT WtitCrnaht OF
fen iein. @ie Der Narue oc2 l(utcr'
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cine foSmopolitaniidc IIioirc MGR
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treten. Gle oHpric.SoQc" miro BON
Dem 0roBcn Gon5crtiool bis III Der
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numlrlcn.
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5l crfohrcn, boB ocm .lcutid)cn
Iori" beionoerc NuImcrtiumtcit &c.
n,ih,rrt nnrAru III Nnirlbit iinNrt Gin
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Eoii5eiridlier 2cad, III Der 'iioipcIili.
dlen Holi5ciitatibl1 iuegcl, dllgeblidlen
3iebitobfS poi, 5luei Gilbert ill @er'
tie bon SIS, Gigellthum beS 9errit
Charles Shmier, BOZ, Ger. 1t19, @eit.
Tronf(ir1itr., Dem 8erid)tsperiobreit
iib%eripteien. @ie iid) bel BENT Serbor
bero1isitcate, bntten Die 9eioen Die
gilocr aus Dem Earlpr Der @omti,t1g
beraiisseboIt, ip1breiio6ra, Sdnier,
ipelfe bic Sdltpeiter bes l~estgenoltll.
teit at9eifuIoistei, lit. iii eilteii, ni,'
bersit 3ti1lr1ter Oil Der alrbeit mar.
geioe iporen geito,toig. Sergenl1t
GanieI Bnflep iiiib BoIijiit Carroll
rnhn1et Die Terhoft1nta Dor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

ALL well and good: make no break and get In
the wrong store when looking for H. SCHELL-
HAAS. the furniture dealer. corner store, 1lth
and Franklin sts Oakland
AA-Al sizes standard water pipe and screw
casing guaranteed good as new: get our
prices Weissbaum Pipe Works. 1873 11th st.
BAKERY and, groceries, candies and notions:
cause sickness; living rooms; rent $1j: price
sos. -s3I Ieiegraph az, cor. 59th, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

NEW YORK CITY
ENORMOUS FORTUNEi
100000 A YEAR PROFIT.
New York City brewery capable OF turning out
10000 barrels Of lager and ale year; covers
nearly one city block Of valuable land; machin-
cry ana plant OF the very best and most modern
design; must be sacrificed for less than the
value OF the property; price S325. 900; accept
100000 cash, balance $225, 900 mortgage, per
cent.
Come on and see me at once and look over
the brewery.
WAITER WEBB.
1924 West SD St, New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
ADOPTION


MATERNITY villa house keeping apartments
previous to confinement Dr. FONnE' A
eth st Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
BUSINESS CARDS

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
TO get leaky roofs repaired see H. H. AULT.
OIL OctavIa: also failors' tables. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
JOS. SKIRM & CO.,
II GEARY ST, SANJFRANCISCo.
921 BROADWAY, OAKLAND
5. F. Phone Douglas 3237.
First time on the Market owner severely Ill;
best transient house in Oakland; 35 rooms;
clears $500; income be doubled; books
open for Investigation
~ rooms, close in, Oakland; newly furnished;
swell corner; clears STA; rent only SIS; price
way down; investigate this.
Jos. SKIRM & co.
FOR saie-5 room bungalow and vacant lot In
berkeley, and IL room house in Golden Gate;
very cheap, on purchasers terms; real estate
men need not apply; owner must leave state.
5S72 San Pablo av.. room 1. Oakland.
$1,500-45 rooms: baths; rent only $125;
clears over $3.50 month; good transient
mouse. Inquire W. II. s., 21O9 Market ST
WANT lodging house down town, lot less than
70 rooms. Address with particulars, price,
etc. box 1852. Call office.
$l,o0O-Furniture for $3.50; year lease; II
rooms; must be accepted Immediately. 315
Kearny ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
FREIGHT FORWARDING

JUDSoN FREIGHT FORWARDING co.
p Reduced rates for shipping household good
anywhere west, anywhere east. 4th and Marke
sts room 206 Pacific bldg: phone kearny 25Ie