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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04

neil Die republitaniiden, eemOtrati=
ihen uIm. @dblaeItel ie nab Der Bar
tei 9eIonoert lino, uno man ie na4 iei=
ner 8arteiangeb6rigteit nur ben betr.
9arteisettel CUR Nbltimmung erbdlt.
Dies miro oem unabbdngigen oeutihen
5timmgeber audi rpenig 9efallen. @r
miiBte eben an Der gBablbuoe feline
9arteian9eb0rigteit berleugnen, nar
UNI ieinen Mtaun, Der eptl. auf Dem
anoarn Bartei3ettel ffebt, nOminieren
3u t6nnen. llno tut er 0ies, oann
mao es, 6eienoers in tleinsn Crten,
po man bic Barteiangeb0rigteit oes
5timmgebers meiiteus fennt, and 81
unliebiamen 8ortommninen fiibren.
Quh Elm Segen oes yfortTbrittliAen~
freien 8otums oes Observation-Disclosures
9eutlde Stimmgeber i'm Staate,
6anDelt ebenEalls na9 @urer ebrliden
lleberseugung unO nab Gurem 8e=
miiIenl QGer 8emptrat lit, miro
liderlib fir Gr @Oupsrneur Anou
See feline Gimme nb9eben. Gr gilt
als Elm 0ur1aus ebrliher liberaler
Ranoioat fir oas @oupernsurs= reip.
8unoeglenatsamt, ebenio Der Demo=
tratilae Eanoiont fir bns unterbaus
oes gunoes Gongreiies. 81. 6. 3Dp.
oea bon Sanborn So, mel1er als
9rdTioent 0es rgoaro Of Goueatipn
ais Nlitglieo bsioer 0duier Der 2egis=
latur, als 9rdlioent 0es 8ereins Der
enqliIben Breile i'm Staate Il. II. liG
als Champion oes 9Oltes ermies uno
II. u. i'm 3. 1906, trogoem SanbOtn
so. 5 republitGniib mar. ais De-
mOtrat nit Acknowledgements Wajoritdt
in oas Cberbaus Der 2egislatur er-
mabLt murOe.
Die leBte 2e9islatur mar trOB eines
Gramforo u. a. teilpeiie fort
lf6rittli6 QeIinnt. unO nib
lalle Nlit9lie6er 0erislben fiibrter
Oas Bolt am 9tarreaIeil; manfe gutt
fortI6rittli1e @gleBe muroen paniert
Ser gBe9 sur politiiAen Sduberunl
if Qebabnt, uno oas goli miinla
Gbrlidteit. Ml0ge oiss Dem Siegel
am 9. SUM-, gleibbiel mer es iein mag
ltets aIs 9eitItern oieHenl
Sn elmer Republit miihen Die Anlt
| sInbaber Siener bss golfes fein
mus bag Nplt Der Serr iein I'M
bssiben. 0ans 3enntb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04
G0lnbwort
3ar eutIfeiOenben 9rimarwabl
am 8. Snni.

9td9Iten SienItag iOlIen Die entihei=
bennen WablmiirIel fallen. Qm 8. SUM
finoen ndmli6, mie iattiam betannt,
Die 9rimdrpablen Itatt 3ur Domination
pon Ganoioaten fir rationale Staaiss
un0 gDuntDsglemter, ebenio CUR 9tDmi=
nation Der 8ele9atsn an ben Oeribieoez
neE Stats uno gDuntp ROnUets
tionen.
e5n Der lanQen eoitoriellen QbbanO-
lung in lebter Rummer Oes %. s.. :;
@ramforo ooer Gittreoee4 babsu mir
unIer unbeeinfluBtes, ebrli9es per-
I0nli1es llrteil ben oielen gsiern
beg q. 81 unterbreitet. Gs tann
fir oens S9reiber nur idneibelbafi
iein, OaB Die 4bbanolung fir beOeu.
teno 9enug ae6alten purOe, um in
5auienoen BON Separat=gIbOriiden i'm
5tante oerbreitet 81 meroeu.
Qlliein mir psrTonlib iin0, ebenlr
ipie Der 80. 81, Diel Su unabbdngiQ
uno gegeft ssFinnt, um ni9t Die Dieler
munben gunfts, lDeltbe 81 elmer II
mddtigen politii9sn geme9un9 in
Staute 9efiibrt baben. gu iiberIeben.
Q8ir baben oarum tn iener Slbbaao4
lung ben Singer auf bic Wunoe geleg
uno nah3utpeiien OerIudt, mie gera0l
bic Rrebsibd0en in Der republ. pGrte
cine 10 mddti9e @eaenbeme9ung refer
muBten. Sur oermabrtsn mir uns
uno betonen es telIte pieoer =
oaB Der ebrli6e 8efOrm
Drang Des 8Olfes, Ueldei
bod Die Rafanieu aus Dem 6euer 81
holen BAT. bon profsifionellel
Aemterjdgern aus9ebeMte
unb al elmer 6arce &c
ma6t miro. Dir BADEN na48u
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2(n6 3eforu,.

gBie Elm Shlaq aus beitrsm soin,=
mel bsriibrte in 8on 6omme SO. uno
i'm Staate Die 9fadri5t, oaB Snn=
balls waderer goltmeiIter, 6err 9. z.
unrub, neil Elm StaLpart, 0urn ben
@influB 6ambles unO Sim gaiott's
pl0blid leiues 8oltamts entIebt muroe.
lln0 Die glnflagen24 getrunten=
belt, all9enteins llnfdbigteit, feblenoe
6Onbs i'm 9oitamt.
9o. u 8etrunienbeit: glagemein ais
2iige berurteilt.
80. p llnfdbisfeit: 6err Inrub mar
0e9aufieber, gountD= =AlieHor, 9un=
oes:@enius : 2lufnebmer, gountps
SdaBmeilter, goFmeiifer, M9apor
bon 3pnbalI tlIm. 9iele 3tpeite 9lns
tlage beoarf iiber teines @pmmen=
tars.
glp. - 6ehlenoe 6oros: gBie uns BON
competenteiter Seite perIihert purDe,
mar oies Die S1ulO bes friiheren
Anilteuten bon 6errn llnrub, un0
paiitrtg Dor rs Monaten. 9ieIer
4illtent muroe oesbaIb nah glngabe
bon perm llnrub Su 6>Monaten
8efdn9nis nerurteilt uno feline Biir=
gen muBtcn bas 8efi5it gutma6en.
'lInO mer III Der Raafolger Don goR-
meiiter Hnrub2 6. $. Stinwia, Der
Shmie9erOater beg 6reunoes gambles,
s. 8. @aiott.
80 seibsbeu i'm Sabre 1908. 0em
Sabre Der 3efOrm4
Bir Osnten, isOer meitere GOmmen=
tar miir0e oen Ginorud abTAmdbgn.
gBie oer5meifslt miiHsn Die ReIorms
Attien auf Der 0srtrauensb0rIe itebsn,
menn man in Bon 6Dmme GountD
Offi5ieu Su lOl6en Mitteln greift
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04

reiien DerIu6t, mesbalb mir nidt an
oie&eformebrIihteit bic eines
CRAWFORD uno Derfhteoes
ieinsr Anbdn9er glaa=
ben uno glauben t6nnen. Die
@6lFe i'm S9afspelSe iinO gefdbrli6er,
ais Die unmastierten Q96lfe. Dor
lebteren lam man Ii9 meiltens i9iiBen,
bel ben erlteren meiB man nitt, moran
man iIt. Die balbe Ndbrbeit mar
nod itets Idlimmer, ais Die Oirefte
2ige!
QSir baben uns ferner OeranlaBt
geIeben, Den Stalwarts=@Ouoerneursz
tan0ioaten s. g. 8rODue p6n Qlberoeen
uno Serrn Sol. gBaltuer il. Darm fiir
bic 9lominatiOn Su empfeblen. 9erru
8romne unteritiiBen mir, neil uns all
oemein ber1idert nur0e, oaB er be-
fdbigt, e6rli1 uno Elm @egner
lDer gountp Option Bill
unD Der BrObtbition 1T -
i'm @e9enIaB gu @ramFOros politlibem
9oripann, Dem probibitipni # c II
@eHep. 9eBterer bari eben nibt 0as
oeutI6e 8Dtum erbalten, um 0aOurd
niht mit3ubelfen, oab Elm tueiterer 9la-
gel in ben 9splanten Sarg Der periOn-
lihen 6reibeit geIdla9eH mirb.
6err Soi. WaItner IL. bon
5urner So, Der Stalmart=Ganoioai
| fir 5etretdr. beroient ebenfaas
| Ieitens aller republitanil6er Stimm-
/ geber oas oeuti DE 8Otum.
8enn er i1f oeutider Abtunft,
elm Wann oes 8oltes, ebr'
lid uno befdbi9t.
llit benz Reit oes Stalmnrts3idets
mDgen bic Stimmgeber tun, tuie ib,
@eminen es ibnen eingibt. $50 abel
Elm beoenfli1er 6taImart-
Ranoi0at einem unbeDenfliher
| Observation-Disclosures ge9enlberitebt
/ iolte er Obne &iidiidt unf 0a!
! StruiQbt= 3ifet1 am Stimm
talten nominirt unO jeoer ebrli1
&efDrmer uno JreunD be!
9oltss unteritIBt nerDen. gSi
iino ni9t in allen Counties nit De
/ politilben Sahlage Oertraut uni
miiHen baber, ME geiast, bic gtOmi
nations=Nustpabl Dem Gewihen De
/ Stimmgeber iibsrIaHen.
/ gDir m06ten aber gum 5bluB NOD
auf einselne Sanoionten in Minne
baba GD. eingebeE. 9ier babe
mir IoIgenoe oeutfns 9anoiOateH
Serr Gbas. Wtashl, fir Wieoer
Dahl als County S6oBmeiiter; Ser
Il 50. -. phillips bon .0artiogo al
t 3nIurgenten ganOie0t fir Dd
Gtaassunterbeus; iiir OaIleIbe elmt b
: bsioen Stallpart aan0ioaten S5. u
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04
gerlonli6e 6reibeitslt9a
eie. erie am:8O. O.Gmai in earttorO sssrauOst

O Sic erlt y9erI0nline 6reibeits=
lioa@ i'm Staate mdre alIo gegriinoet
uno 9sutIde iino mieoer einmal bic
@rlten, ruelhe iib fir bic beboriteben0e
PrObibitiOnsidlaht in bic 6ront Itel=
len.
Der oeutmiiroige Sag mar Der 30.
Wtal, Der 8rdberihmiifungstag, Der
5aQ. an benz Die 8eteranen glumen
uno Er1n3e gu @hreu 0erer flohten,
lpel1e fir bic Union ibr 9lut ner,
goHen uno ibr 2eben Il IieBen. I'm
BEN 6anatiteul niht oas 8erguhgen 81
MAIDEN, oas 8rab Der peri0nlihen
6reibeit ieoes SuoibiOuums gu Ibmiits
fen, iuuroe am 9enannten 5age Der
8runoItein 9elegt gu Gbren elmer 8er=
einioung, pelbe bOlfentli6 reht balo
ale 6reunOe elmer liberalen ejelegge-
bunq uno Der perI6nliden Selbfbes
ItimnunesfreEbeit im Staate umfalelI
miro. ruel6e hoffentlitb aud oas 5u be-
lheibene 8eutidtum aufriittelt uno
sum 8emuBtIein leiner Glaht uno
Reate briuat. Die qflihten bat es
Tomeit tets tennen geIernt
sm 0srbit peroen Die BrObibitioni.
ten ale Anltrenauneen MAIDEN, I'M
oas @DuntD. Gption=@sieb, glei1 b e.
oeuteno NIT 9ro9ibitiDn.
bur9suoraden. lin bieie Sdmah su
Dermeioen, bat oas 8entihtam nun oit
S1ritte einesleitet. Sn Dartforf
tDlinnebaba @ountpl, nuroe Der Mn.
| fane gema6t. 6err gB. 81. Reo0g.
Elm itrebIamer 00lIdn0er pOn @jeburt
suQleih GOrreIponoent oes D. .. !"
bate in 0artforo Die 5rOmmel geriihr
luno in Die Gitn 9aue cine oeutih
0eriammlung einberuIen. iuelhe tr0i
Der graoeSu unpahirburen ggege Uni
Der toaea gDitterung 9utbeludt mar
| 0err 8altOr Megner mar ebenfdlls an
psIeGo uno 9err QaitOr 9neae batt
sinen ermutigenoen Brief eingeian0t.
i 9err &eo0s rief Die 8eriammlunl
/ 1ur Cronung uno ertl6rte ben 8rnn
] Der ginberuFunQ Der NeriammInnq
9ann bitit 9srr 0aRs Geniutg eill
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04
Ser araite SSeinO.

gr I6ert iib ni6t nm @olo uno 9erleu
lIno oennDh ltiehlt er Sag uno gta4t,
Gr bat Die Qlermiten mie Die 8eiAen
3u ieinen Spfern i6On 9emabt.
Sbfl lit 0as b66Fe Slid nibt beilig,
Die i60nite Stunoe iAeut er nidt,
Su abnIt ts taum, baB er 8ein Niles
Mlit einem Ntale ranb 3srbrl6t.
llmfrieSen it's Mit leiiem @rolen
Sbleiht er taum b0rbar in 8ein 6aus,
llno ebe 8u's redt begriffen,
3r6gt er 9ein 9an5es Slid binaus.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04
Gn N lnins QeiAIaQen.

.9efprm -6ummins in Soma mliroe
BON ieineln Geener 8unoes=Seuaior
NailOu be; ben grimar=gDGhlsn ain
3. SSuni NIT 15, 600 5timmen geihla-
gen. 9. j. garr0a iDuroe nit gr0ber
Majeritat gum @eupsgnsur geDablt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04

Der ROngrsb bat Iia Osrtast. Was
er ssleiitet. reip. ni6t eeIeiitet bot.
oariiber werOen mir ipdter beridien.
Hidter Sones bat Dem psseu Gr-
ImOrOuns BON 8. u. graOFsIo in
1reni. 2. O., ansstlaatsn 0snrp
9sroridIOn sinsR ntusu 4lro8eb be-
uiaist.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-06-04

8euti 4eiammeItgu6, ME
ote ma fern 9artforber. Who
is next?
Germans to the front!
8. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

Births-Edgar j. Arnott, 2s1l South Six
teenth. boy; Joseph Spilalnik, lz62 South
Sixteenth, boy; Micha j. Schinker, POP
South Fifteenth. boy; Charles Jensen, 1851
South Thirteenth. boy; Guy X. c. Reed,
702 South Thirty-fourth, boy; Frank ].
Schlinger, 2451 South Nineteenth, girl;
George Svaros. 1922 South Eighteenth, girl;
Arthur Il. Eaton. S215 North Twenty-fifth,
girl, Fora d. Clark, 277 Poppleton avenue,
boy.
D~eaths-John Hickey, 81 North Sixteenth,
a; Mrs. Sophie Gang. 14l5 Elm, g.; Helen
NJ. Hagen East Omaha, 30; Donald Ia
ladna. 1906 Ohio. 4 months; Joseph III.
Munchoff, 500 North Eighteenth. 8 months.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
Land

100 acres in Custer county,
20 miles north of Broken
Bow. $35 per acre.
100 acres In Wheeler county,
Neb., no improvements, 5000.
Will trade for city property,
10 acres near Omaha; 400
grape vines, 200 fruit trees,
raspberries and blackberrles;
III acres in blue grass and
clover; 3 acres in alfalfa; 4
acres under cultivation; barn
2x2; good well water. 5000.
100 acres In Cunning county,
near West Point; well i'm
proved. $500 for quick sale.
% acres three miles northeast
Of Council Bluffs; 300 apple
trees, 40 bearing, other $50
winter apples 2 years old;
Is cherry trees bearing; u
acre plums bearing; 2 or
acres in timber; balance in
pillow land, 5000 or will trade
for Omaha property.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
(Continued.)
Improved City
Property

amp
Property
1i-room house, modern exc
cept furnace, lot S0xlO Burt
St, near Path, $500.
Groom house. modern, except
furnace, Webster, near Ath.
Lot SKIS $500.
7-room house. Ersklne, near
Hd, modern except furnaces
barn and house; lot bxlN.
$500.
Groom house, modern except
furnace; good barn. Lot 4Oxlo0.
list and Willis Ave. $3.50.
7-room house, modern except
furnace; Ruggles between 9th
and 18th Ave. Lot 50X1H. $500.
-room house. city water IN
kitchen; toilet I'm yard: con-
nected with sewer; 2Sth Ave.
and Ruggies. N,eOO.
4-room house; well water;
good barn; lot S0xi22; paved
street; lizard between 10th and
2lst. 1900.
S-room house, modern except
furnace; lot 46X90; SpaldinR st,
nea Path. $500.
Stone building near Path and
Spalding; lot 5x76. Price $500
VIII sell both for $500.
Groom ho1se. city water In
kitchen; lot 40xSS; 1901 Seward.
1880.
6-room house; city water In
kitchen; lot Skis; $40 Burt
St.. 1850
i-room house, lot e4xss: well
and Cistern water; 9th Ave,x
between Cunning and Burt.
5000.
One 3-room and one 5-room
house: good well and oistern;
lot 60xl20, on 9th Ave. be-
tween Patrick Ave. and Bur
dette st. $4,000.
Broom house, we'll water.
good barn, fence; 2 lots 50xiB0
each. $500. Franklin ST., be-
tween 45th and 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends and
nelghbors for their kindness and sympathy
shown us; also for beautiful floral Offer
ings sent us during the death OF our be-
loved wife and mother.
MRS. JOHN c. BLANCK AND chill
DREN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
iowa,

HARRISON COUNTY QowA) FARM
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-16G-acre
improved farm, 4 miles from market; good
Groom house. barn, sheds. granary, hog
houses, hen house, cribs, etc. 40 acres
pasture, s acres meadow, 2 acres alfalfa,
IS acres fine winter wheat, 20 acres oats,
balance in corn; rented for two-fifths Of
crop delivered; this years rent to go
with the sale OF farm II sold before July
Is. Price. $50 per acre IL sold before the
above date. Address owner. 405 Brandeis
Bldg, Omaha, Neb. (20)-M6S %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO GET In or out OF business cali on
GANGEsTAD. Room bs. Bee Bldg.
O-6A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

Advertisement FOR the want al
columns viii be taken untfI n M. for
che evening edition and until q p. m.
for the MORNING and sunday editions.
Cash must m All orders for
want ads and no advertisement viii
be accepted for less than 10 cents for
frat Insertion.
Rates apply TO either n Daily OF
Sunday Bee.
Always count six words Go n line.
Combinations of Initials or Numbers
count Es one wrd.
CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - One
insertInn, per line, 10 cents. Two or
more consecutive insertions, per line,
q cents. Each insertion made ON odd
days, 10 cents per line. $50 per
line per months excepting that
FURNISHED ROOM ADS.
when accompanied by cash, the rate
will bet One Insertion, 4 cents per
linet three to six consecutive tnSer-
lions, 2 cents per line each tnsertiOnI
seven or more consecutive insertions,
= cents per line each inHerttonB OO
cents per line per month.
want ads for The Bee may be left
at.any of the drug stores
one IL "your corner dPuggist'-they
are all branch Offices for The Bee and
your ad will be inserted Just ne
promptly and on the came rates ms at
I the main once in The Zee uildtng
Seventeenth and Farnam streets
Albaeh. w. c., 10th and Farnam.
Beranek, s. A., l402 s. 18th St
Becht Pharmacy, 7D s. 18th ST
Benson Pharmacy. Benson, Neb. -
Bemis Park Pharmacy, SSd and Cumihs'
Blake's Pharmacy, 1926 Sherman ave
Caughlin, c. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 2213 Military Ave-
Conte, ]. B., 31st Ave. and Farnam:
Crissey Pharmacy, 2ith and Lake Sts.
Eastman Pharmacy, 2802 LeavenWorth'
Foster & Arnold, 2s n. 18th 81.
Freytag, John j., 1914 N. oath 81;
Florence Drug Co., Florence, NeD.
goldman Pharmacy, 18th and Lake Sts.
Green's Pharmacy. corner Park Ave ana
Greenough, @. A., 1925 s. 10th st.
Greenough, G. A.. 1924 s. 10th st.
Hayden, VIM. C., 2920 Farnom.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, 1901 s. 18th Ave-
Hoist, John. GA N. 18th st.
Huff, A. l., 1924 Leavenworth 81
King, r. s., 223s FarnRm ST.
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 N. oath st.
Lathrop, Charles E, 1924 N. Path 81,
Peyton, L. E., Path and Lesvenworth
Saratoga Drug Co, Ath and Ames ave;
schaefer's Cut Price Drug Co., 10th and
Chicago SITS.
Storm Pharmacy, 18th and Martha SITS.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 10th and cunning
Walton Pharmacy, Goth and Grace.
Worth, o. H. 10th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

HAY. Is per ton. Wagner. sol N. 18th.
Q6)-id
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
Nebraska.
WESTERN NEBRASKA

1 have practiced medicine for 10 years in
western Nebraska and spent nearly 8 years
as register and receiver of the u. S. land
office at Sidney, Cheyenne Co, Neb. l
can tell you where to get good lands and
ranches at the right price. You can find
me at C. r. Glover & Sons office, 6O1-2-3
N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb., 8 to II a.
M, 2 to 8 p. m. Come in and talk the
matter bver with me. Yours truly,
DIR. r. d. HARRIS.
(20)-M5ls 20
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

1i-room house, modern ex.
cept furnace, lot S0xlO Burt
St, near Path, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
REAL ESTATE
AMI RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Colorado

$40 ACRES GREELEY (CoLo) LAND,
in the great potato and sugar beet dis.
trict, and VIII grow almost any crop: To
water by fall; will be worth then $50 to
500 an acre. Frank K. Miller, 873 South
Pearl St., Denver, Colo. C0)-M2A 2Sx
WANTED We have several thousand
acres OF good Colorado lands for sale; we
want good. live agents to represent us.
Globe Land and Investment Co., Omaha,
Neb. COY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
PERSONAL

A HOME for women during confinement.
We find homes for babies where mothers
cannot care for them. Mother Lee, 42
Bancroft st. Phone Douglas 1921.
QS)-M365
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

The following marriage licenses have
been issued
Name and Residence. Age.
WI liam r. Bowes, San Bernardino, Cal. .26
Sarah ". O'Neil. Omaha
Pearl M. Clark. Omaha. .............,....2S
Mamie h. Johnson, Omaha. ..............2
Andrew Linder, Omaha. .................49
Minnie Allquist, Omaha.
Oakley A. Melcher, Omaha. .."...........25
Lois Francisco, South Omaha. 10
Edgar w. ingram, Wichita. Kan.........27
Jessie NJ. GLIB. Omaha ..................
William f.. Woods, Red Oak, Ia............1
Dorothy Jones, Red Oak. Ia.........-.....2O
Lee Slavin, Omaha. "a
Annie Skalla,
Thomas b. Clark, Omaha. ............... p
Elizabeth ~Schnauber, Omaha......."..... is
Arthur Driscoll, Omaha. ...........,..... 80
Agnes Kerns, Springfield, Ill. .,............ 80
Laura S. Schiller. Lincoln. ................ 20
Albert Foucek, Omaha. Is
Ami Soucek, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

HOMEOPATHIC remedies, wholesale, re-
tail. Sherman g. Mcconnell Drug Co, 18th
and Dodge SITS, Omaha. Neb. 00-Go
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17

GROCERIES and notions, SOC on dollar and
throw in fixtures. 227 broadway, Council
Bluffs. (O--M59S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
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biles. DERIGHN 1915 FarnaR:- CO-5S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
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HALLS safes, new. sd-hsnd. 1918 Fsrnsm
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-07-10

wark Of the bank where he daily added
long items Of figures, in Ledger: De-
posts: A-G." AID, seeing that he was
still silent and unhappy and gave no
answering echo to her melody, she tried
another and a lower key.
A acknowledgement" she ex
claimed. 81 would much rather have
a nice carriage. Or we could hire one "
she laughed. What fun! Dear me
And, anyhow, the music is the thing
The, rhythm and the sweep Of 1t, its
manifold moods Of joy, It's woes, its
passions All, mew
Il don't like the operas he grum.
bled, his yes anguished and his fee,
shutting on the carpet. II hate them
l have always hated them from a child
FNow, look here. I think there's some
Observation-Disclosures
"Ah!" she cried, 81 know what 1t IL
you like! 1 know! It's the concert.
at the seashore-in the pavilionsror
the sand. AID sc do 1, dear. and so d.
I. Oh, to sit on the beach, heart t,
heart and hand in hand, t hear th,
strains O. / syn,cnv that .v.t,
! the moaning of the tide I"
She gazed at him with a sentimen
profound, and she looked at him mer
rily. and arch.as her rows at MIN
until in his innermost soul he muttaEed
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-07-10

soup, fish, roaStS, game, vegetables,
gravies, cheese and pie; boards of pin
money crisp bills Of yellow and green,
t o be performed to the accompaniment
Of sweetest strains Of music, lovely
music, ethereal music, the music that
they loved and loved so we'll.
Every summer" she began in low,
vibrating tones, I'VE can 90 abroad and
listen to the music In the cradle Of The
art-Italy, Germany, France-together
When the music swells our souls will
be lifted into the Infinite, and when the
grand chords sound we will thrill In
a shuddering ecstasy. Bayreuth, Paris,
Milan, oh, how I have lo1ged for them,
and now we will see them, dear-to-
gether!"
"Now look here-look here"-he be-
gan.
"Or we can subscribe to the operas
here instead" she cried. Garden. Ca.
russo. Observation-Disclosures her
name is. Oh, how I long to hear her
sing. Well have a nice little automo-
bile, one of those that's all closed in,
and Wen go and see them ALTO
gether! You car invite your friends
at the bank, too, and we'll give opera
parties" Pal
She patted his hand, and inwardly
he groaned and cursed the fate that
had led him to mislead her into think.
ing that he was the mainstay and bull.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-07-10
CANARIEs, ANYWAY

Oh, 1 love music !" he cried.

ooh, 1 love music" he cried
She looked at him with admiration,
sitting back in one corn Of he sofa
Is he sat in the other-with r~osy-faced
admiration she looked at him, eyes
sparkling, hands clasped and her lips
slightly parted in the very breathless-
ness Of her regard.
aAh, yes" said he, "Ah, yes! The
blaring Of the brasses and b signing
Of the woods! Would you have melan-
choly? It is the breathing Of the flute.
Would you have triumph? oh, listen
to the comets tones! So could I go
through all the emotions, and oh, the
tonals, the cadenzas, the minims, the
rlttardo and the sudden, sudden stop
the silence! Ahp
He paused, his eyes glowing o. va.
cancy. He made a dreamy, graceful
gesture and looked at her from the
corner Of his eyes, drinking in her ad.
miration and absorbing all the tribute
OF her pantomlme.
"And 50 do II" she cried.
Impulsively he held out his hand an6
impulsively she took It.
"We will love music all our lives
she whispered, "all our livesHto
gether! !"
Suddenly then his glowing look van
ished and over his features there passed
an expression Of inquiry, fear ant
doubt. Gently he sought to Withdraw
his hand, but she held it tightly, press
Ing it with silent declaration Of low
and esteem and letting him know ,.
the soft engagement and relaxation Q
her grasp that when 1t came to must
she, too, was there with a fond an,
true regard for the most beautiful o
all the arts and the Interpretation o
great souls long dead and that whel
it came to rhapsodies she could rhapso
die, and when it came to passages o
sadness she could weep, but that takin
one thing with another 1t was, 1t wa
the twiddly bits, the twiddly bits, III
twiddly bits; oh, yes, 1t was the twiddl
bits that stole her heart away.
Eyes. yes. she whispered, "all on
lives-together
He looked at her then with the mute
hess Of entreaty, preserving the att
tude Of formality. edging away fror
her 70 that their clasped and extende
arms grew taut and tight, resemblin
thus the characteristics of his smil,
but as for her she beamed upon hiI
sweetly, holding his hand as though
we're u fes.sassal2 she -hetreasara,
OF, better yet, as though it were tn
paraphernalia of a conjurer from whic
was shoutste draw yards CT s.lissar
satin and liner n other fabrics Of til
loom stores Of food AID provision