davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Rev. COnIey Says Obedience to Law
Will he Universal in Heaven.

Rev. COnIey says Obedience to Law
Will BE Universal. in Heaven.
THE Coming of the Kingdom of God on
Earth" was the theme of the Sunday
morning sermon by Rev. j. w. Conley at
the First Baptist church. Thy kingdom
come, Thy win be done in earth as it IL
in heaven" was taken as the text of a
sermon In which DR.. Conley analysed the
various theories of the coming of the
kingdom of God on earth.
Il fear the Lords prayer is too often
repeated without thought of it's mean
Ing said DR.. Conley. Some think they
have outgrown the Lords prayer. but the
real trouble with them is that they have
not grown up to il. The coming of the
kingdom is seen by faith for it is the
WORK OF faith to have visions. Faith is
the evidence of things not seen. The
prophets of old were not visionary men,
but were men who had visions.
Thy kingdom come in earth Is not a
vision of something in the future. but
something which will happen on this
earth, when the will Of the Lord will he
done voluntarily on earth. We insist the
need of the hour in America today is an
enforcement of the law. The present
campaign centers around the need of law
enforcement. Laws have to be enforced,
- ~ nv INV pIeHhe1S ana moral de-
geneates on all sides. The moral laws
In heaven operate as smoothly as the
physical laws, because there all is har-
mony.
when heaven is reached on earth there
VIII be universal obedience of law and
there Will be no dark places of paganism.
When heaven comes TO earth the swords
Will then in truth be beaten into nloU-
shares. Can our great cities exist with
out slums Of iniquity? Can the selfish
ness or man be so eradicated that the
kingdom of God will be here in town. or
must W elook for an endless growth OF
decay?
We believe faith is the substance OF
Things hoped for and we believe It be-
cause OF the life Of Jesus Christ and be-
cause of the love and power of God and
the present power of the Holy Ghost. II
we did not believe these things our lives
would be those OF desolation."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
BABCoCK COMPANY ANCHORS
Nebraska Power Promoters File
Articles of Incorporation In
ware.

A certificate Of Incorporation was
granted to the Nebraska Power company
by the state OF Delaware, Saturday. The
Capitalization OF the company is fixed
at S12, co., 900. The purposes are to con-
struct. acquire, own and operate hydro,
electric power plants, together with every
thing whatsoever pertaining there to. The
incorporstors Of the company are II. e.
Babcock, Columbus, Neb.; w. ]. Nc
Eachron, Omaha; and Harry w. Davis.
Wilmington. Del. The Corporation Trust
company of America is named as the
agent in charge OF the principal office Of
the company in Delaware.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
At the Theaters
Vauae,Ime a. the orpheum.

nA@
King Ak-Sar-Ben XIV. Samson. his
chamberlain, all his subjects and those who
come to tread the Kings highway. could
visit the Orpheum theater this week and
feel well repaid for their trouble. A special
Ak-Sar-Ben bill has been prepared for Or
pheum patrons for the week and there is
not a poor number in It, all Of the per-
formers being stars i'm their line.
The bill opens With a novelty act OF a
new sort. Jack Connolly and Miss Mar
garet Webb furnishing entertainment for
half an hour. MIR. Connolly personates
famous composers of music. illustrates on
the piano q dime novel tale. accompanies
Miss Webb in a variety OF fun, and closes
by throwing all the stage effects in dire
confusion by the use of unseen threads.
Closely following this act, William II.
Thompson, an old ~favorite In Omaha. ap-
pears in an act entitled For Loves Sweet
Sake" Mr.. Thompson was last seen in
Omaha with Anne Russell in "A Royal
Family and when he made his first ap-
pearance at the Orpheum sunday was
greeted with a round OF applause. A depth
Of psthos is shown in For Loves Sweet
Sake a play in which Thomas II. Ince is
associated with Mr.. Thompson.
Leon T. Royce, the human orchestra"
furnishes another novelty act. BY whist
ling or humming he initiates the music of
the cello. the trombone. the piccolo and a
number ot other instruments. Another mu-
steal number is furnished by AIT Grant
and Ethel Hoag. Mr.. Grant. however. fur
nishing more monoloqrc than music, and
funny monologue at that.
iallen aud Hayes are the clog dancers
for the week and they present some new
steps and seem never to tire, their act be-
ing long. Trick bicycle riding by the
Bsader-Lavelle trio makes the spectators
hold their breath willie witnessing some
OF their startling fests, as is also the case
with the Patty Frank troupe of Vienna
gymnasts, who do some expert tumbling.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
MacDiarmid's case for Trial.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Sept. 27.-(spe-
cial)-in the assignment Of the first
criminal cases OF tho term in the dis
trict court today, the cases against DR..
stuart r. MaeDiarmid and Donald a. John
son. both Of Omaha, for alleged infrac-
tions OF the savings bank laws were set
for this and next week MacDlarmid's
case is fixed TO begin on Saturday and
Johnsohss case Is scheduled for October
8. Both were arrested and indicted for
their cdhneetioh with the failure OF the
Green McuhtsiR Savings bank last win.
ter. Of whirh MscDiarmid was president.
aud Johnson cashier.
MacDiaripd was Indicted on four counts.
which incloded sperjnry and misconduct in
operating p savings baAk. johnson was
indicted OF three counts. Their cases
VIII attract wide attention here. Both
hsvs been out on bonds for Several
months. TaJt E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

into considers alton in Weighing your testi-
mOny. There il better evidence. The trust
maEnates know their own interests and
they are supporting Judge Taft. Not one
OF the trust maGnates helped to secure my
nomination, while IL is a matter OF com
mon notorlety' that they were conspicuous
In the republican convention and II is
equally a matter of "commo notoriety"
that they are supporting your party IN this
fetal connected with "a law-defying cor
poration,' monopoly or trust. wha has de-
me, | will publicly warn him that l will en-
force against him the present criminal
law and will ENFORCE against nim also the
as soon as these laws can be enacted.
Neral UDIlft of Nation.
In conclusion you say you ask support for
Mr.. Taft because he stands for the moral
uplift of the nation. because his deeds have
made good his words and because the poll.
Cies to which he is are of i'm
measurable consequence alike to the honor
apd the interests OF the whole American
people"
I dare to compare my efforts for the
moral uplift of the nation with his. my
deeds with his deeds and the policies to
which I am committed with the policies
which he is committed and more than that
! may assume that he will follow In your
footsteps, / dare to compare my ideal OF the
presidency with his. ! do not regard II as
proper for the president to use his prestige
his influence or his patronage to aid one
member Of his party as against another
~ 1870 - 80 -
violation of the obligation that the presi-
dent owes to the whole people to use All
office hat belongs to the whole people as a
party asset for the advancement of a per-
sonal friend and a political protege. Be
lieving that the president should not be
tempted to use that power for his own adj
vantage-and 1t Is equally repugant to the
spirit of our institutions that he should use
il for any one else's advantage tried to
secure an amendment to the constitution
limiting the president to a single term and
I have announced in three campaigns that
II elected / would not he a candidate for
denomination. / believe that the occupant
of so high an office, with such orm
mower at His command should be absolutely
free to devote himself unselfishly to his
country's welfare and | am sanguine
enough to believe that if entrusted with
power would be able to make my admin
i~stration su successful that the members OF
my party could, without interference from
me select the one most worthy to carry. on
the work begun by me-so successful thai
the administrator would speak for Itself
and that IL would not be necessary for me
to defend II in bulletin or pronunciamentos.
I think I could in this way give to the
Members OF the opposite party. as well as
to the members of my own party q square
deal" Very truly yours,
w. j. BRYAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
FLEET is NEARING MANILA
BRttIeshipA I'm Wireless COmmunicR
tiOn with zRmbOanEa Monday
Morning.

MANILA, Sept. 2s.-The z~aboanga wire
less station was in touch with the At
lantic battleship fleet at 3 o'clock Mon
day. morning. The location OF the fleet
was not revealed.
APIA, Samoa. Sept. 21.-Via Auckland,
New Zealand, Sept. 2L-several vessels OF
the American Pacific fleet. including the
cruiser Tennessee, the flagship OF the sec
and division, in Of Rear Admiral
sebree and the Washington, the Whipple
and the Hopkins, have arrived here. the
residents of Apla giving the Americans a
hearty greeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Sept. 27.-(special)-
Farmers along the Nemaha valley adj
jecent to this city nav started a move
ment to s%traighten the channel of the Ne
maha between Dawson and the Pawnee
county line, following the example OF their
neighbors toward the east end of the
who have successfully passed
through the litigation period and are now
letting the contract for the actual work.
The numerous floods OF the spring and
summer stimulated the sentiment here
abcuts and it only needed some one to
make the start, and the promoters say they
are getting the signatures from the farmers
as fast as they can be interviewed, no
one showing opposition. 1t is a most unusual
condition, as ordinarily some have OBJ
j%ections. The valley farmers agree that the
crop losses this season would have gone
far toward putting in the ditch.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
Glove" is SOUND BUSINESS POLICY
Hev. F. II. Rouse Says This ia BECOME
Ing Evident Every Nav

when / was a boy | got the fmnrassJop
That religion was a kind of artificial SEN
tlment that might or might not have a
place In a mans life according To his
desires. | believed in the law OF gra vitv
the law of the tides. the law OF tho
WINDS the laws of nature; but did not
see any law or order in religion. 1
thought 1t was a sentiment. 1t was only
In later years that l realized that there
was law and order and necessity in re-
Igious things as really as in material
things"
This was the opening sentence of an
address by Rev. Frederick T. Rouse ID u
at the Young Mems Christian association
on Sunday on the subject of 'Love"-tbe
love that comes with religious teachings
and religious life.
There is one principle. one word. one
law j wish to speak of that will appIv
TO the many sides OF human RELATIONSHIPS
ana that Is love" said the speaker. "ThIs
Is true to such an extent thai 1t has been
wei said; Love is the Fulfilling OF the
law" The speaker then briefly showed
the value Of love and courtesy in bust
ness, social, domestic and public life.
so in all departments of life we are
finding that love is the best policy. II
Is better TO have the good will of China
commercially than to ave it's hate. 1t
would have been cheaper to have bought
all the slaves than to have fought the
south. Our courts are finding that mercy
Is better than Judgment. Turkey has
tound that liberty and fraternity is bet
Ter than hate, suspicion and tyranny"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
OKLAHOMA THIEVES ARE BUSY
Two Hundred and Eight Horses
stolen iR Tive Weeks f.
Record.

MUsKoGBE, okl, Sept. S.-Horse
thieves have carried on their depredations
in all parts OF Oklahoma recently TO ar
extent not equalled since the frontier days.
according TO a statement issued here to
day by r. B. Ramsey, sheriff of Muskogee
county. Sheriff Ramsey says that within
the last two weeks he has received reports
OF 9S horses stolen in different parts Of
the state. 1T Is evident" said he 'that
organized gangs Of thieves. tempted by the
prevailing high prices OF horses. are com.
hitting the depredations, but 10 far we
have been unable to run the thieves down.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
Judge's Voice Improves.
Suicide Follows Reproof.

MARsHALLToWN, Ia, Sept. 27.-(spe-
cial.)-Frank Canders, aged 80, Of Rock
Rapids, Ia, committed suicide last night
by drinking carbolic acid at his home
five miles northeast of Rock Rapids, II
is said that the young man had been in a
poker game in Rock Rapids and had lost
all OF his money. His mother came to
town and found him in the game and
took him home with her. r-eprimanding
him on the way for his misconduct. He
grew sullen and morose, and on arriving
home he left his mother to care for the
team and went into the grsnary, where
he drank the acid that killed him a short
time later. His screams OF pain at
traeted the family. but he was dead be-
fore . physician could arrive.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
HumbOIdt Hotel Changes,

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Sept. 2L-(Special.)-
The Central hotel, Humboldts second hos
tlery, today passed under the control OF
Mrs. Eva j. Dawson, who comes from
Falls City. Both the Central and the Park
are owned by DIR. ]. L. Candy, who is
using every effort to keep both running in
good shape. Mrs. Dawson has had many
years experience in the boarding house
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
we.t side LocatIon Wins.

DAVID CITY. Neb., Sept, 2L-CSpecial
Telegram)-The popular vote on location
Of the new gymnasium and library in
David city resulted in a victory for the
west side OF the square. Out Of 800 votes
cast 2,7A were for this location.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

desiring 90. The ground Is now ready for
e~xcavatlnE Tor the new modern school
building. Bids will be opened, October 2,
and work commenced as soon ae possible.
The old Presbyterian church Is also being
torn down and will be replaced by a fine
cement block church. modern IN every way.
G. A. Mercer is making the blocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
STATE CAMPAIGN WARNS UP
Senator Burkett Drawing Good
Crowds in First District.
PEOPLE COME OUT IN THE RAIN
Points Ont Fart Taft Has Had in
Work of Roosevelt Administra-
tion and His Fitness to
ContInus IL.

TECUMSEH. Neb, Sept. G.-(specias
Telegram.)-A large crowd greeted United
States Senator Burkett here Saturday
Notwithstanding the rainstorm. The sens-
tor spoke on both national and state issues
and paid glowing tribute to Judge Taft and
Governor Sheldon. In speaking OF what
might seem an apathetic condition in poll
tics he said it was more imaginary than
real. Senator Burkett discussed at some
length the new legislation that congress has
enacted and the great work OF President
Roosevelt and the important part that Sec
rotary Taft has played in it all. He said
that the fundamental ideas of this pro-
gressive legislation had been thoroughly es-
tablished by President Roosevelt. but that
It needed the hand OF Secretary TAFT to
carry it to successful and effective ends.
The speaker was loudly and frequently ap-
plauded and his address elected many COM
pliments.
Taft CIub at Beatrice Meets.
BEATRICE, Neb., Sept. 2L-(Special.)-
A meeting of the Taft club was held last
evening. w. H.. Fitzpatrick rendered his
resignation as president for the reason that
he is AWAY from the city a good share OF
the time, but the club would not accept his
resignation. Upon motion of Fulton Jack
three new vice presidents were elected to
assist the president at the meetings. They
are S. c. Smith. Fulton Jack and d. S.
Dalbey.
The officers and the executive committee
OF the Taft club will meet Monday at 10
o'clock, when arrangements will be made
for the meeting OF Judge Taft, who will ar
rive in Beatrice at $50 Thursday morning.
1t is planned to erect a platform near the
Burlington depot and to decorate the city
with national colors in honor OF the distin-
guished visitor. An effort will be made to
have the factories, business houses and
schools close during the brief stay OF tho
presidential party in order that all may be
able to hear the speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
MarsbaIItown BOwIIng association

MARSHALLToWN, Ia, Sept. 27.-(spe-
eial)-The second annual season of the
Marshalltown Bowling association will
teams viii make up the association,
which has elected the following Officers:
President, Charles Click; vice president,
DIR. c. A. Collision; secretary and treas
urer, j. f. Tallett. The schedule of
games will be Issued in a day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

HEALTHY Kidneys filter the impurities from
the blood and unless they do this. good
health IL impossible. Foiey's kidney eurO
makes sound Kidneys and will positivel,
cure al. forms Of kidney and bladder dis.
eases. 1t strengthens the whole system
All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

By using the various departments OF The
Be- Want "A Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

By using the various departments OF The.
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

by using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits al the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
Knew Nothing of suit.

I could have no knowledge OF the suit
TO which you refer when he was appointed
chairman OF the resolutions ommitte Of
the democratic national convention, be-
cause the suit was begun while he was
at Denver and as a matter OF fact did
not know anything OF the nature Of the
suit until after he was made treasurer OF
the national committee.
You present an Indictment against our
nlatform declarations on the trust question,
but YOU az not refer to all the plankc and
do not deal justly with two, to which you
do refer. Our platform declares I'm favor OF
the vigorous enforcement of the crimina
law against guilty trust mRgnates and Of
f~IcIals." Your platform does not contain
any such demand. VIII you say that your
platform Is better than ours In that re-
spect? Our platform demands that corpora
lions beyond a certain size be compelled
TO sell at the same price In all parts Of
the country, due allowance being made for
the cost OF transportation. Will YOU deny
that this Is in the interest Of the consumer
and in the interest Of the smaller competl-
tors? We present a plan under which no
corporation will be permitted 70 control
more than half of the total product. II
has been stated that the Steel company,
with your express consent, purchased one
OF It's largest rivals and obtained control
OF more than 50 per cent of the total out
put. VIII You insisct that in permitting
this, you showed less favor to the monopo-
listic corporations than 1 do In opposing
them?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

You saw let US repeat mat no laW-de-
tying corporation has any other reason TO
fear from you save what II will suffer in
the general paralysis OF business, etc"
Referrlug TO the last part OF the sentence
first. I might question your ability 10 act
as an expert on panic representatives.. since
your charge that no Law -defying corpora
ton has reason 10 fear the direct effect of
the antitrust remedies which / favor. per-
init me TO suggest that your testimony on
this subject IL not conclusive. You are a
witness, to he sure. but your interest in
ne result OF the election must be taken
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
TOOK A HIGH DIVE
saporer at Court House Fell Sixty
Feet and Was Unhurt.

Last Saturday colored laborer en-
ployed at the new court house in Oak
land lost his balance and fell from the
highest point of the building through
the elevator shaft to the first floor, a
distance of sixty feet or more, and es-
capped without scratch.
The man was standing alongside the
shaft when he was seen by other work
man engaged on the building to topple
over and fall headforemost down the
aperture. After descending for a
distance of probably forty feet the
sleeve of his blouse caught upon a nail
which had the effect to turn his body in
its natural position and the balance of
the distance was travelled in an up
right position, the man alighting square
ly upon his feet. He walked from the
building and few moments afterwsrd
was again at work as though nothing
had happened.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Spirit in His love and wisdom, to take
to Himself from the hunting grounds
of this earth to those above, Bro Jos.
II. Lee who was esteemed and loved
by all; therefore be it
Resolved, That deeply conscious of
our loss we submit ourselves to the will
of the Great Spirit whose dealings,
though seemingly strange, are for the
good of them that love Him.
Resolved, That we extend to the
brothers and sisters of the deceased
brother our deepest sympathy in this
their time of sorrow and that we drape
our charter for sixty days; that these
resolutions be recorded on our minutes,
copy sent to the brothers and sisters,
and copy be sent to the county papers
for publication.
j. d. HAYDEN,
GEO. HIPSLY,
l.. L. PROVOST.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
FRIENDSVILLE.

Mrs. W. w. Savage returned Sunday
from Mountain Lake Park, where she
had been spending a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Geo. F. Frazee and little son
are no ne again, after spending two
weeks with parents and friends in Adj
Olson, Pa.
Miss Goldie Frazee, of Somerfeld, is
visiting Miss Nell WEIGH.
The lawn fete given by the Ladies Aid
Society, on Saturday night, was well
attended and was financial success.
Mr. Fred Mitchell, Of the Crawford
House, is quite i'll at this writing.
Mr. Dick Liston, wife and little
daughter, Of West Newton, Pa, are
spending a couple of weeks at the Craw-
ford House
Mrs. Leon Hardie is visiting relatives
at Jacksonville, Va.
The dance in Aliens Hall Thursday
night last was well attended and enjoy
ed by all
Mr.. Gould and wife are staying at
the Crawford House. Mr.. Gould is in
charge of the Western Maryland Coal
Co., of Kendall, and expects to begin
work at once.
Mrs VIM. Mccullough and sister,
Miss Humberson, spent Sunday with
Mrs Geo. Durham.
Mr.. Harter returned Sunday night
from business trip to Dawson, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
Scherr Nominated; Also Swisher.

Last Thursday Hon. Arnold C. Scherr
was nominated for Governor of West
Virginia by delegates favorable to his
candidacy for the Office while another
faction of the party placed in nomina-
ton Charles w. Swisher for the same
position. Result: the party is ''busted"
right through the middle and chances
for the election of Democratic execu-
tive We're never better. Mr.. Scherr
has the moral support of the Maryland
Republicans but they can't vote over
in West Virginia, more's the pity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-16
INSTITUTES FOR TEACHERS.
Schedules For the County Meetings 10
be Held This Summer.

The Department of Education of
Maryland has issued a schedule of the
annual teachers institutes of the sew
eral counties of the state and has also
prepared list of instructors to address
the different meetings Of the Institutes.
Most of the Institutes will be held be-
tween August "A and September II, al
though some will be held later in Sep
TENDER and others not until October.
The majority of the Institutes will be
held by the counties singlv, but there
will be joint conventions of the teachers
of WicomicO, Somerset and Worcester
counties at Ocean City from August "a
to September 4; Anne Arundel, Prince
Georges, Charles and st. Mary's coun-
ties at Annapolis from September to II,
and Caroline and Talbot counties at
Easton, August 81 to September II.
The schedule of Allegany and Garrett
institutes follows:
Allegany county at Cumberland,
August 81 to September Twisting
superintendent, Bryon G.. Grimes, of
Queen Anne's, and John P. Fockler, of
Washington county.
Garrett county, at Oakland, Septem-
ter 7 to Twisting superintendent,
Charles I. Wright, Hartford; John P
Fockler, Washington; instructors,
Misses Minnie l.. Davis and Lillian L.
Thorpe.
Prof. E. A. Browning will visit sever
al of the Institutes of instructor.