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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

ssbO-Two vegetable routes, nearby town
$3.50 for one route, including horse, wagon and
harness. $500 for larger route, with horse
wagon and harness; each route earning clear
over $40 weekly; splendid chance for two or
more to join and make good living See
IEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

FURNISHED. 8 ROOMS. si2: 4 ROOMS sl6j
unfurnished, So, $10 separate porches. MRS
MINrHORN. 1871 e. Adams. Hooper car.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
WANTED
Situatlons-Male

WANTED-YOUNG MAN WILL WORK
mornings or afternoons in grocery OF restau-
rant on reasonable terms. BOX HIS, Her
aid lZ-zO-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

equipped printing office; all material In good
condition. doing fine trade with paying pat
ronage; well located for the printing busi-
ness; good reason for selling; this opportunity
can be bought through LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
FUNERAL NOTICE

GIAZIER-Harry Glazier. died at Hotel Mary
land, Pasadena, last Wednesday night, age
Al years. Funeral services at 1880 m. to-
day at residence. 900 Lomita avenue, Glen
dale Friends invited. Private intermont
at Forest Lawn cemetery Monday 12-20-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

SS750-If you want to buy q high class
GENERAL GROCERY. doing all cash
trade and a largo business in nearby
town at 20 per cent less than 1t Is WORTH
you can buy 1t now. We viii sell a gro
Gerry worth $4,000 for $3.50. LEAHF &
SON
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
Sltuations-Female

PRACTICAL NURSE WISHES SICKNESS,
any kind; companion. invalid, infant, nervous
and mental cases speciality; best reference.
1I5S e. FORTY-FIFT 81. 12-20-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

Ohio, 712 East Twenty-ssventh street; caroi-
noma OF stomach.
NJ. Armstrong, IS years,
native Of Canada. 1889 East Washington
street; cerebral abscess.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

s11oO or invoice GRoCERY-Vest JET
ferson St, stock and fixtures, horse
wagon, buggy. Cash. terms or trade for
city property In southwest OF near mn
business on easy terms exchange. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

$4,000 for GENERAL MDSE STORE, near
by town; cash business. $24Oo monthly; town
and surrounding population $500; you can
divide the purchase; $1,000 or invoice dry
goods. etc, $1,000 or invoice hardware and
paints; double store fronts; rent s2b esch'
established Z years; see LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

METAL PoLISHER AND BUFFER WOULD
like a job at his trade or will work at any
kind of work. BOX t149, Herald. 12-20-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

s25O0-GENERAL GROCERY in thriving
town in Ventura county; 8 living rooms,
good fixtures, fresh stock cash trade; rent
S2s; receipts $50 daily; this prosperous ousi,
ness can be had on easy rms. For iuli
directions and terms see LEAHX q SUM-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

$500 buys a BAKERY with . living
rooms; doing SIS daily, all cash. oven
10x12; rent s26, In nearby town OF W.
people and vicinity thickly populated, 10
miles out; horses, wagon, counters snow
cases, in good condition. See LEAd1
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

$500 or invoice-BOoKS. STATIONERY,
CONFECTIONERY, elaborate soda tonntaiii'
in nearby city OF 10000 population; doing
fine business and capable of increase trade;
sickness of owner compels him to part with
this elegant store and paying business IN
vestment; fully worth $1,000 See LaAh1 q
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-The pressure
is falling slowly the northern half Of the
Pacific slope The coolest weather of the year
occurred at many points in California. At
San Francisco minimum temperature Of sc
degrees was recorded. which is the coolest
December day In twenty-nine years. Tule fog
prevails in the valleys with temperature near
freezing point Killing frosts occurred at
nearly all points In California, heavy frost
being reported as far south San Diego.
Orange growers have been warned in all sec
tions to continue smudging
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Sun
day. with heavy frost in the morning; light
northeast wind; orange growers continue to
smudge.
For San Francisco and vicinity Fair Sun
day; heavy frost in morning; probably some
fog; incpeasng cloudiness and warmer al
night. with wind changing from northeast to
southeast.
For Santa Clara valley: Fair Sunday, with
killing frosts In the morning and some fog
light northeast wind and warmer weather at
night
Fore Sacramento valley: Cloudy Sunday
with fog In the morning and heavy frost;
light east wind. changing to south.
For San Joaquin valley: Fair Sunday, with
heavy frost In the morning and some fog,
light south wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

ssOo-e-cHAIR BARBER sHoP-rent s12.5O;
business receipts $50 weekly; lease; hydraulic
chairs; mirrors, stands, gas heater rear
living room; this nicely furnished shop with
out capable competition. open for q snort
time for a quick buyer; see LEAHE q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

ssooO-GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
in nearby town: rent only $40; montnly re,
ceipts S23OO barns, corrals, etc.; horses, z
wagons, harness, / buggy; stock fresh anu
saIabIe consisting of groceries, dry goous,
hardware gents goods, feed and grain 70
be sold for cash or part exchange through my
agents, L1AHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

WANTED-CLERIcAL OR POSITION OF
any kind by young man Of 20; references
Phone BROADWAY, 3619. l2-2O-1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
SnmrtsmE Gnrnin.

Jos Bills has signed his contract with
the Athletics
Don't koow yet who ss 10 be field man.
sger for Denver What difference does II
Farmer Burns and Been had better
hurry. The grounding has only q little
while longer.
Ty Cobb win come across. says Jen-
nings. Sure. do you expect q man 70
grsnd-Etand all summer as well as winters
Jennings says the Tigers viii win the
American leaEne pennRnt n ISA How can
they when The White Sox have already
Bill Donovan thinks Ty Cobb is the star
Of bah players They say Ty and Rin
agree on most other live questions Of the
cay. too.
7 am not making any claims. but think
Chicago has q good chance and hope il
Cubs Oh. fudge
Cleveland. too is having its trouble with
the hpld-outE. There are Mig Clarke, Josh
Clarke and baltimore fbought from To-
ledol, Flick Bay and Stoval The rest
Of the boys are satisfied.
Terry Mustaing Wen known heavyweight
boxer OF Omaha. who is nov in Los An
geles. VII be in Battling Nelson's corner
tonight when the Dane meets Jimmy Britt
IN a ten-r0und go a. Los Angeles
The warm weather OF winter has caused
several heavy thaWs. with the result sew
ersl bad holes have been washed ont Al
the PARK, but Pa intends 10 make ths
then SOW some more grass.
%. G. Alderman. formerly night police
reporter Of The Bee, WAS IN Omaha Tues
day enroute 20 PirtEbUrF where he Is 10
be given q TROUT this spring. Alderman
was star pitcher with the Springfield Team
in the Central league last year and va
drafted By Pittsburg last fan.
II almost looks Ike q shame for Pa Il
take the money. but he's got to 40 n
Dad yea ever see such q lineup in the hfE-
tory Of the Western league as Autrev
Graham, Austin, Franck, infield; King
Welch and Belden an The outfield. Gondina
and Lebrsnd behind the bat ana thsI
array Of tWirlers2
Eportsmen returned from along the Platte
report good early shooting and br1uebf
home fair bags Of ducks 70 support tfeir
claims. FlnlEilE have been he rnoE+
abundant and the open water Of TIE rirers
Is furnishing good sport IN all parts a.
the state for those who believe u srff--
shooting Many OMAHA sp0rtkfpen viii uoi
shoot ducks Ia the spring
Pa Rourke has received Eord from Pres
ident O'Nel q tbe Western league. nofi-
fyinE him that the proposi itiur tr, FloFrrore
the opening of the Western league fr.u,
April lk 10 April = had been defeated al
mail vote was taken on the Question A.
the schedule which was adopfed sf 49,
annual meeting held IN Omaha a eouple
Of weeks sEo VII be annn1ncsd shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - BIDS
va b recsived until : o'elock p ~ q
the Undersigned room f02 q the Admin
lstraftun building on the Ercunos of the
University 81 Nehrasla az Lincoln. he
braszs- for the cunEtructicn of Mechan-
icnl Engineering Laboratory. according q
plans and EpeCificatiuns On file in the Of
lce q the EuT'e rirliendent ot cor'EtI9cslon'
hidcers must consult the Euperiut erdent %
construction before preparing and filing
70 them uncertain In either plans or Epeci-
fications. and must also examine care
fully this notice and the forms OF con
tract and bond on file with the superin-
tendent. they must also personally inspect
the building site selected Bids must con-
form strictly 70 the plans and specifica-
tee Bidders must be prepared 70 furnish
commercial ratings or satisfactory refer
ences upon their financial standing, n the
ts51ss q 'Sse ss e. n ne sn,,5,1e SssrSy S., A ~
accompanies By q certified check on =
Lincoln fNeb.) bank. payable. uncpndl-
for the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars
lSl.sn.n1l. The check of the successful
bidder. IN case Of an award. win be held
as guaranty for furnishing 70 the super
infsndsnt of CONSTRUCTION q schedule Of
quantities. Of materials required and prices
therefor, signing the building contract In
form as proposed and furnishing a Sc
curify company's bond IN a sum equal 20
ont-third q the contract price for the
DuldinE- Both the security CuuInsnv Of
fered and the form OF the bond must be
satisfactory 20 the Board Of ReFents or
IL building committee In case the sue
cesseul bidder fails within two weeks
from the date q sward. 20 file said
schedules. fails to furnish and fTe the
required bond OF TO enter into contract al
The amount Of the bid. the cheek depos-
ued BY him VIII be forfeited 70 the uni
verEity as hcuidaaed damages without fur
ther proceedings or notice The check Of
The bidder whose bid is second best. in
the judgment OF The Board q Regents OF
ITS building committee. win aiso be held.
pending the negotiations for the closing Of
q contract with the first best bidder. OF
best bid will be taken up. or rebadding
called Tor All bids must bear the resi-
oence or business Bddres Of the bidder:
tney must be signed, sealed M, addressed
TO the undersigned. and be plainly marked
on the OUTSIDE with the BIDDERS name
and the words Bid for Mechanical En-
cheering Laboratory" The bids Efn be
opened and inspected az soon sfter the
Gate above set for filing the same as the
can be conveniently assembled ANY con-
tractor desiring the use Of a set Of plans
ana specifications 10 be taken away from
The office Of the superintendent Of con-
structinn viii be required TO oeposit with
The undersigned the SUN Of twenty-five
collars (S5VD as a guaranty for the re-
turn. IN good condition. Of the plans and
specifications so loaned. The right Is re-
served 70 reject any OF an bids Address
nliuistration building the University Of
Nebraska. station A. Lincoln. Nebraska
J. s. DALBS. Secretary.
MS-e-1S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
EIPs-FAISTAFrs
Maud Maller. Correet Ner.ian.

Aaua AuAAers Correct VerHfou
Fhe correct version OF Maud Muller hss
been 3 long time coming, but by the ersez
or c p Mcdonald in Chicago Tribune IN
has cone: -
Maud Muller. on a summers day.
said my. I'm feeling far from gay!
I've read the latest novels throuxh q
And al The daily papers too.
Tn lonely and Tn rather blue.
i uulY don't knew what 10 do
Just then the same cid judge rode hv.
And Miss Maud Muller chsnued 70 SPY
"A double headers on TO-DAY;
Pray, set your Ad and lets away"
But MAudie sat there mystified.
And 70 his honor softly sighed:
Inform me, ere from here I budEe.
What is a double header, Judge
A look Of so0rn III Up his eve.
AZ 70 the dame he made reply:
Miss Muller. you VIII pardon me.
I'm disappointed nightly.
I marvel yOu can 50 dispense
Contributory negligence
,Hsnceforth our ways must sewer uiaa
30 dense a giri IN neer ean BRIDE.
Upon my little prancinE roam
IN HE me 70 the game alone"
mus speaking. 10. he doffsd his hat
And len the mniden where she sat
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
PRIVATE CLUBS AND THE LID
Double Test of Rule RequirinE
Licenses VIII BE Made i'm
District Court.

double test Of the recent rule Of the
fire and police board requiring social clubs
dispensing liquors to take out a license
viii be made in district court IA cases
now pending before it. Judge Dstelle an
nounoed Tuesday be would decide the in
junction suit brought by the Omaha FIELD
club next Saturday morning. The club
asked the police and law authorities of
the county and city be en5eined from In
terfsTing with the sale OF Iiquor 10 mem
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

bers az the club hcSss On the grounds the
rule of the fire and police bosrd is Illegal
A second test yin BE- made as the result
q an Indictment returned by the grand
jury against the officers Of the Tel Jed
sokol club. which has headquarters in
the Turner han at Thirtcenth and Dorcas
streets Rudolph FehinEef Vaclav
Schneider and three others were named
in the bin for alleged violation uf the
law. They are charged with selling
liouor AZ a club entertainment without first
securing a city license.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
INDEPENDENTS

Lemps- FAlstaffs went up against the real
thing when they played The PoEtoffSca -,
the Metropolitan alleys last night Efsytsn1
cut with close 20 q Loo Ear,e. ana n -
most took Captain Jays breath away from
@ @hlln- w Lne second game be made his
heavywetghts gel down 70 husiness ana
vas clear sailing. but the last Ezuoe WaS
q close one when the FaisaAffs SaEf nossd
Out oy twelve pins Tonight. the Onshs
Bicycle Co. against the Daily News ans
from al indication II viii Be one of tbs
wArmest games OF the season Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
REED BROTHERS.

u bYIhe- taanafners had a mlgnty hard
Independents last night on fhe MeiToDolitsn
alleys The first game waE a EaIfagray
nnt the second game the Bluffs boys just
penoeuts won the last game IN a vrallavrssr
CarnAn went after AL alley records and
only missed by few pima Tuniellt tbt
SA SsnahA Bicycles against the Daily NsEa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
JAMES ALLEN is "IUST FINE
sturay Golfsr Bias Fair 20 vita IN
His Fisht fer fdfe at
Hospital.

-Just fine was the ==swer the bead
nurse at 81 Jcseph's hospital gave 20 an
inquiry Tuesday morning as 10 the condi-
ton Of James Alien. who has made such
a gallant fight for his life after the ply
recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
IN THE COURT OF JOHN DOE
Judge Throws the Arm Around a
Disconsolate Wsyfarer.
Ed BLUE OF BLACK HUE GOES FREE
Proves 60 Court that He is Hard
WorkinE Despite the Charges
Against HIn and Gets
His Discharge.

Guess I'm all alone In this world. %
John FaEney exclaimed. with dram attic
pathos in police court Tuesday after the
detectives had testified that he was q
losfsr. that be had Destroyed msliciously
number OF dresses valued al $50 and
that re had done other unadnirsble things
too numerous 70 mention and had confessed
10 doing them
There was a moment OF silence after
Johns remark.
4 guess you are alone all right" re-
marked the court. AZ he registered a sen
tence Of sixty days. Brace up and be a
man and you won't be alone in this world
I'd Blue Cwho is really very black) en-
tered the court room when his name was
called carrying in one dirty hand q much
soaled note book. He could scarcely con
tain himself while the officers gave the
evidence against him But when his turn
came he made a good tank.
"Jsdse, I'm a hard worlin' man he
oeelaimed Z haven't got no steady Job
now. but An work down here at Howard
street cleaning out and Z set 10 cents day.
had TO send nah wife and little children
off to Dubuque TO keep them from starz--
In That's what I had 10 DO. And I'm
These Is hard times. Judge. and a man
can't get no steady Job"
Colonel Blue wound up with q strong
peroration IN which he referred touchingiy
to his poor little chIldren,' poor, inno-
cent little children. innocent little babes
in such a telling manner that the judge
Interrupted his jeremiAd with the simple
but effective word. Discharged.
Joe Jenoskey and TOney Krukole prom
inent citizens and clubmen Of the river bot
toms IN the southeastern portion Of the
city. became involved in an alteration
Monday night and proceeded TO settle their
differences by beating each other into in
sensihility. Tuesday ~Toney swore out a
complaint against Joe
Nels Lind. s2S7 South Twenty-tourtb
street VIII have to answer in police court
for the temperament OF his pet dog. Tire
which Deighbors R1iege in compliant
sworn out Tuesday is 50 irritable that the
dog is a misanthrope and seeks so far as
in his power lies TO main or exterminate
that part OF the human population which
resides close TO his master.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

CHIEF QyARfERMAsrER's OFFTCE-
Omaha. Neo-s Marrh 3 1es Saaled uTo-
pos1ls In tripllcafe, subject tc the usual
conditions. Wii be receired here unfH - 4
m, cenirel standard til1e. April . lsk a.
thea openec IN The presence Of aftendi1r
t1doers. for printing required a. Headuuar-
ters Department % the Missouri durine IT,
tlscal lfar. pcfnluenclDE July \ las ~
ending I1ne ~ ia u 8. reserges the rirhf
70 rt3ect or acoert any or al prupoEsl IA
or anE pAFt thereof Blank forms for 80
oing and circular giving fun inforunafigr
hnd reEuirelaents Win he furnished On -
til atlon- .tupeloFrek. cO1tEiuing urcuusair
sheld ~ y t4rkfl- -f1ro1.ossls ~ FrfnffT,- =
1nd addrsssto % MAtor d Z. NccarIhy. z.
y Mt-5-b-7-E-A-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

NEW YORK March 8,-Lswson Robert
son Of the Irish -A5aSrfcan Athletic club
won the sixty-Yard Invitation race at the
siEth-ninth regiment games IN Madison
Square garden last night, defeating Dan
Kelly, the weEteTa sprinter and holder Of
the worlds 1aC-yara record
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

NheneFer you have cough or cold Just
remember that Foieys Honey ana Tar W-Il
cure H. Do not risk your health by taxing
any but the gsnuins- u IL IN . yeIow
Package For sale b al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

frame dveuinE. uTpa: Ms. gehn MeArdls.
qlS South Forticih Efree1 rcusira q dwell
inE. u-aos ~ LedEsrwccd lom suuth Per
ty-eiEhth street., repairs 20 dwellnE, NtA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

GLENs PALS y. Y. March 1-WFuie
LeHtk q New FCrks dsfeated BIn HurieV-
q NeW jersey, ~ 3 six round b9ut bef fJrs
the Crescent Athletic club here last nirbf
LsSls Vas Hurleys master Al All stages
q the fight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

GENERAL DEPOT. G. N DEPT JET
fersourille. Ind. February ~ lGs-
sealed proposals In triplicate, endorsed on
cover Proposals for q. NJ Supplles" and
aooressed ~ undersigned. viii be received
here uuttl % b'cloek a. m, March - 1914
for WaEon parts. leafher. iron tC,ois and
llisoellaneoos supplies. required for Manila
p l. as psr schedule. which VIII he fur
uishec on apBlicatlq1 20 this depot ano the
oeFgts ~ New Nork and san Franc.s so
Freterence ElEen % articles q dornesti-
prod 1ncllon OF manufacture. The rlEit
- reseFfto % reject OF aocetl
any OF az htds or any part thereof
fNurthef tntpruHItun furnished "a apDiIcs-
don r. n 5cHOFIELD, MAIL and
aszs@ FssAIt-S-s-IT-ls
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

NV YORK March "A cahlerrarn -
ceiFed yesterday announces fhnf Co.,.
hEckenschu-idl. the RuEsion Ion vi 80
non LaferEool % the LalEitania a Srfu--
cay next Ter New York 20 rsRIn rr-rSr.
tA1aHS Tar fis match with PrAnk Gofcf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

Heckenschui6t states that be is IN excsi-
lent condition and fully eEpecis 70 win the
cna1nrioufhir contest. which ls q faEe
fails
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
WITH THE BoWLERs.

The Reed Brothers won two games from
the Omahas At the Association alleys last
night Greenleaf had the high game and
total with 20 and s7s Tonight the stcrT
Blues and Indians Score:
RTrITn aEs.r.-.rrr-u,r
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
EFFORTS TO AyyUL MATCH
Parents Of Runaway Boy and Girl
Seek to Dissolve Marriage.
BOTH ARE UNDER LEGAL AGE
Edward p. Finaa and Mabel Fay
La@Pman Go 90 CouneiI Biums
and Become Man and
wife.

Slipping away from their friends and
relatives Edward p. Finan. manager Of
the Farnam street office for the Omaha
Messenger and Express company. and Miss
Mabel Fay Lampman, daughter Of J. W.
Lampman OF the Moser-Lampman husi-
ness college. went 10 Council Bluffs and
we're married. The marriage took place
February 10. and Il Was the intention Of
the young couple % keep IL a secret. but
II became known TO their parents a few
days later and they confessed. FInan was
only - years old and Mss Lampmnn II.
and on account Of their youth the parents
Of both opposed the match
While they were much Erieved over the
action Of their daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
LampEnan decided 10 make the hest OF il
and had offered TO forgive them. when
the youthful groom suddenly left Omaha
and his friends are not sure where he Ia
When he left he told his employer. c. II
Arundel o1Ihe Omaha Messenger and Tx
press he was going TO Laramie. wyo.. to
so TO school, but later reports say he is
in Chicago. Just why be fed is an enigma
to his friends. but Il is supposed he SHE'D
al the responsibility Of supporting a wife
His mother is a Catholic and she siren
uouEly objects 10 the match with a Protest
ant Inns II Is pElleNeQ, also influenced
him 10 leave.
Take steps 90 AnnuI IL.
The parents Of Miss L.ampman have al
ready taken steps 10 have the marriage
snnulled ana suit VIII be filed in district
court within q few days on the ground
both were under age and incompetent to
marry without their parents consent Miss
Lsmpman has become reeuncred to the
separation and is said to be willing that
the suit for snnulment be filed.
The license was secured in Council Bluffs
on the affidavit Of H ,. Buckles. who
sTore Finan was p and Miss Lampnan
Is Before this they had both told friends
they were going TO get married. but the
announcement Was not taken seriously. II
was their intention to return 10 their
homes and make no announcement Of the
wedding for some time. II leaked out.
however. and after consultation Mr.. Iarnp-
man telepboned F1nan that they could
come TO his house TO live. but Fgnan
did not accept the Invitation Instead be
announced to his employer he was going
to leave. and quit his Job abruptly.
Miss Lampman is very popular amons
the young people living in the neiehbor-
hood Of eos South Thirty-sixth street
where the family resides. She has good
voice and q talent for music which her
parents hoped 20 develop. This was one
reason they opposed the early marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
Lifelong Bondare

TO dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
troubles Is needless. Electric Bitters Is
the guaranteed remedy. soc. For sale hy
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04

Mrs. Anton Remant. Tweifth ana HEX
cry streets, frame dwelling. Leo: Anton
Vitabsk. Twelfth and Hickory streets
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
zzPrsss E.aas ef tAs AslsaHs.

EEpfess Aztns q ths AfLantlo.
LESS THAN RoU8 DAYS At SRA.
DuriaE ne sumner SEASON. ths EmpreussS All fruu
ousbse 20 LdFsrpools fHH hhe lEEuriouA Nine hun
hrsd miles Of Ebsiusred waters q ths 81 LaErenns
RlTer ane CUT shon ocean uaB- uss this Fuuts
and Hvoid ssHsieE1sSA Summer sailing lsa Haa
rates NV rsNey- ApBly q Ang tieksf sEuns, of
C 4 HEEJAMu1. Gsns Agt-
Eaa south claEk BtroSt ChioaEo. m
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-04
lewis DeEeats san Hurasx

ThuE speaking. 10. he doffsd his hat.
And left the mEiden where she sat