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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
SUFFRAGETTES ON PARADE
Fifteen Thousand Women March
Through Streets of London and
Hear Americans Talk.

LONDON, June 14.-Marshalled in eight
columns in the Victoria embankment a
great-army of 1900 to 1900 women suffrag-
lists paraded the metropolis yesterday after
noon and wound up with a meeting at
Albert hall, at which such well known
women as Dr. Anna Shaw. Lady Henry
Somerset and Lady Frances Balfour, voiced
the demand of women for an immediate
extension of the franchise. Fifteen bands
of music enlivened the parade and nearly
a thousand banners were borne by the diff
ferent contingents. The possession was
swelled in Trafalgar square by several
thousand barmaids, who had been demon
strating against the licensing bill. This,
the barmads aver, threatens to deprive
them of their livlihood.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
MRS. MElKLE GETS DIVORCE
Allowed Five Thousand AIImOny and
Seventy-Fiye Dollars Per
Month.

Mrs. Celma Melkle has been granted a
decree Of divorce from William b. Mekle,
a prominent real estate and insurance ma1,
by Judge Estelle. The decree was signed
Saturday morning a little more than a
week after the suit was filed. Extreme
cruelty was the charge and Mr.. Meikle did
not fight the case. The decree gives Mrs.
MelislC the home in Forest Hill addition,
cash alimony to the amount OF 5000 and SIS
a month during her life unless she re-
marries. In case OF her remaTriage the
monthly payments win cease. She is also
allowed the Household furniture which has
heen stored during The last year, -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
ALL READY FOR sAENGERFEST
Indianapolis is Preparing 10 Enter
tain Twenty Thousand
visitors.

INDIANAPOLIS. June A-With concert
in which Nine. Marie Bapold, Adolph
Muehlmann. and David Bisham will partici-
pate, the second saengerfest of the North
American Saengerbund will open here
Wednesday night Five concerts two of
them matinees, constitute the program. The
New York Symphony orchestra, under the
direction Of Walter Damrosch. furnish the
instrumental music.
Indianapolis is being decorated with Ger
man and American flags in honor OF the
event. The city expects to entertain fully
s0cOO visitors. Choruses f:Jm Cincinnati,
St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo and
other cities will take part In the festival
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
STORY OF THE OMAHA JEWS
Interesting Contribution TO History
Published in n Chicago
Magazine.

In the May number of the Reform Ad.
vocate, a Jewish magazine published in
Chicago, much space is given to an ar .icle
by Prof. Nathan Bernstein of Omaha on
the local history OF the Jews Mr., Bern
stein devoted much time and is now
collecting data concerning the residence OF
the Jews in Omaha, their share in the
eity's life and activities, and has presented
his article In the form Of very interesting
narrative. II contains personal reference
to a number of the best known q Omaha
citizens, living end dead, and Is illustrated
with personal pictures and Views CT mu n
interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
RESULTS ARE STILL IN DOUBT
Insurgents Are Hopeful that the
Entire State Ticket Has Been
Successful.

SIOUX FALLS S. D., June H.-tspecial
Telegram Late returns from Tuesday )
primaries show that the majority for
Crawford over Kittredge continues to
fluctuate somewhat, now being placed at
1850. Additional returns on congressman
indicate that Hall has been renominated
as one of the insurgent candidates for
congress, but the success of Wilbur S.
Glass, the other insurgent candidate. yet
is in doubt Returns from eighteen coun-
ties give Hall 14,175 majority; Glass.
1869: Martin (stalwarD, 10,9S4; Burke
(stalwart). 1851. Hall thus has a lead
over Burke of about 1900 and Glass a
margin Of about 100. Crawford's ma
iority in these eighteen counties was
3622. great deal Will depend upon
how we'll Glass has done in the Black
Hills but as he did not campaign in that
part of the state he can scarcely hold his
own with Hail. who has the advantage
of already being in office. Glass mas no
more than an even chance of winning. The
insurgents are hopeful that the entire
state ticket has won out, including Rob-
inson for railroad commissioner whom the
| stalwarts have claimed was defeated
Late returns show that State Treasurer
C. II. Cassill is making gains and indi-
| cate he has won a denomination over his
stalwart opponent, George G. Johnson OF
Lincoln county.
! PIERRE, S. D.. June l4-(special Tele
gram )-The Hughes county official count
today gives c. II. Burke al majority ovei
Hail. the highest OF his opponents Craw
| ford and Dokken are the only ones OF
/ the progressive ticket who carried tht
/ county Crawford by S6 and Dokken by 40
] The Stanley county returns give Burk,
6ls majority over the highest Of his oppo
nents and carries for the entire stalwar
] state ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
General Opinion the Missouri and
Kaw Will Go No Higher.
THOUSANDS ARE NOW HOMELESS
Armourdale Has Been Entirely De-
serted and Water in Possession.
PEOPLE ALL FIND SHELTER
Kaw River Hss Commenced 90 Fall nj
Topeka and Missouri is Stationary
at So. Joseph and Relief
ia In sight.

KANSAS CITY, June 1L-The great kaw-
Missouri flood. which has almost reached
it's crest drew hundreds of thousands OF
sightseers today to the bluffs overlooking
the flooded bottoms. The water has done
all the damage that 10 in its power The
railroad yards have been evacuated, the
packing houses and business establishments
have been vacated on their lower floors'
Armourdale has been entirely abandoned by
its l2. 900 inhabitants and water is running
twelve feet deep in its streets. There is no
excitement anywhere, the evicted people
having found shelter for themselves and
their movable property. There is nothing to
do but wait for the tide to turn. The
weather today was generally fair in the
Kaw watershed. with only a light shower
here and there, and this inspired hopeful
feeling.
Weather Observer Conner says: "A height
not to exceed thirty-one feet will be reached
in both rivers The Missouri was at thirty
fest at .. m, rise Of three inches
since noon, and rising half an inch an
hour The Kaw was 2s.4 feet above low
water at 6 D. m. and rising at the same
rate as the Missouri. 1t is Impossible to
predict the duration OF the high water or
set an hour for its recession, because Of the
weather conditions. Rain is still threatened
in the north and west
The Kaw is discharging freely into the
Missouri and Is expected TO fall before the
Missouri does. The Kaw receded seven
inches at Topeka last night. At ST. Joseph
the Missouri. which rose yesterday. is now
stationary.
Union station safe.
The Union station is still above water and
will be safe even II the rise is a FOO,
more. The railroads are all moving trains
with difficulty, being obliged to detour
Officials and business men of both Kansas
Citss express a determination to put an
end to the annual flood. The great diff
Guilty has been that two state, two city
governments. the United states go ernment
Il rec c5unties and numerous interstate rail
roads arc involved. During the last year
the United States has declared the Kaw q
navgable stream. This gives the War de-
partment authorIty TO order the removal
of the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
low bridges which obstruct the river and
cause the overflow OF Armourdale and the
stock yards at every high water. Any
scheme of raising the banks OF the Kav
would involve the raising of the railroad
tracks. A canal would carry the Missour
overflow from a point above Kansas City
to a point several miles below. The cit!
officials OF the two Kansas Citys are co
operating in steps to control the river.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
Dakota wesleyan Commencement.

MITCHELL. s. D., June 14.-(speciai)-
At the graduating exercises of Dakota
Wesleyan university Thursday morning
the largest class OF seniors will be sent
out in the history of the institution. The
class numbers twenty and is composed of
the following and their degrees: Cassie
L. Schofield. Pm. b.; Grace l.. Dickey, b,
s.; Norma NJ. Brown, b. L.; Florence NJ
Carhart, A B.. Vina 5. Baker, B. L.; Mar
garet c. Cable. Pm. B.; Leta Mariner, A.
B.; Florence NJ. Nicholson. A. B.; Bessie
L. Hogde, A. B.; Paul Wetzel B. s.; Wal
ter Seaman, b. L.; James E. CroWther, A
b. John V. Debson. Pm. b.; Scott p
Hauser. Ph. B.; Walter j. Smith, b. s.; A
Guy Cook, Phi, B.; Burton F. Tanner, B. L.
Howard c. Kingsbury, b. $; clyde E.
Evans Phi B.; John f. Auckland, b. L.
The other departments of the institution
Will also send forth larger graduating
classes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
BIG CRUISER NOT AGROUND
Captain of Colorado Drops Anchor
on Account of the
Fog.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, June lA--In
message to the Post -Intelligeneer last
night. Captain Wood of the cruiser Color
ado said that the cruiser was delayed off
Dungennes Spit by fogs and is anchored in
twenty-five fathoms of water. He reports
that the vessel had an extremely hard trip
from California. but that il is not aground.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
yahwan.nen tor oommi..lon.r.

FIERCE. Neb.. June A.-CspeeiaI)-J. A.
Van wagensn. county attorney for Pierce
county, announces mis- intention to file for
the nomination as member OF the Nebraska
State Railway commission, subject to tho
vote Of the state primary In September.
Pierce county Is also the home OF commls-
sioner wullams. who is a candidate for re-
slection-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

tlon and the de ~ of greetings and Presi-
dent Roosevelt's official letter. the emperor
engaged DR.. Hill in conversation for half
an hour. showing his most charming social
qualities. Dr. Hin did not wear an official
uniform. but in difference TO German Gus
toms a full dress suit
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
HILL RECEIVED BY EMPEROR
German Ruler is Cordial 20 the Rep
resentstive of the United
states.

BERLIN. June H.-The emperor today
received in audience the new American
ambassador TO Germany. David Jayne Hill.
who succeeds Charlemagne Tower. The
audience was fixed several days before Mr..
Hin anticipated II. but the emperor's greet
ing was none the less hearty.
The emperor's master OF ceremonies,
Baron Won de Knesebeck. called at the
hotel yesterday where DIT. Hill was stop
ping and informed him that an audience
with thu emperor had been granted for to-
day old palace, his majesty coming
y 7tsdsm for the purpose. Three
ges called for DR. Hin today.
- 7ed by his staff, he proceeded
to ~ y On his arrivel there he re-
celv z ye from the emperor that
the would take place in the
garden recently planted in one
OF the \ ~
Count -g and Baron Won de
Knezebeck - the ambassador
thither, the = nceiving him with
great cordiali = the formal presenta-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-12-24
Cbe Metz Mayor
Based on G. H. Broadhurst's Successful
Play
The Man
Of
TheHOur
BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE.
Copyright, l9O., by George II. Broadhurst.
CHAPTER VIII.

GIVE found out who their four
teenth man is, your honor" whis-
percd Phelan in high excitement.
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Why and How
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You only take Kodol when you
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Il know" he answered. pressing her
hand as 1t lay on his arm. yet can
hardly answer you. for l hardly know.
In her presence l am not at ease be-
cause | can't tell her everything, and
she seems III at ease because she knows
there's something | don't tell her. Oh,
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THE RECORD and Lipplncott's
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The RECORD and National
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N. B. We do not lub with any
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Our urCuarantee

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Dissolution OF Partnership.

,tice Is hereby given that the CO.
nership, existing between A E Hill
..uu G L Dickson. under the firm name
of Hill & Dickson, will be dissolved by
mutual agreement on January l, 1909.
All Indebtedness of the firm vii be
assumed by G L Dickson and all &C.
counts due the firm will be made paya'
BILE to G L Dickson.
(Signe0 HILL & DICKSON.
Lake City, 5 c,
December IA, 1908.-tf
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CHAPTER TX.

"HE moment Of strained silence
that ensued upon Horrigan's en-
trance was broken by the ire
L pressible Perry, who, having
rescued Cynthia from Gibbs at the
close of their dance, was escorting her
triumphantly from the ballroom.
This is my dance" he remarked
happily to Alwyn as he came up, "and
we're going to sit it out. If Mrs. Ben
nett in her capacity Of chaperon should
ask for Cynthia. you can tell her we're
going into the glass house to stroll
among the romantic vegetables"
And he departed with his prize in the
direction Of the conservatory. The mo-
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N office.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners of Williamsburg county
will be held at 12 o'clock VI on Thurs
day, January Z, 1909, at the office OF
said commissioners in Kingstree, ) Z,
HUGH McCUTCHEN,
Acting Clerk.
) J SINGLETARY,
County Supervisor.
12-10-4t
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The dose of Ayers Pills is small, only
one at bedtime. As arule, laxative doses
are better than cathartic doses. For con-
stipation, biliousrsss, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, they cannot be excelied.
Ask your doctor about this.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
AUTOMO BIL.ES
Ready Reference for Buyers

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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29

AIIT0CAR WALTER G. MORRIS;
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
HAWKINS OBJECTS
TO THE PROGRAM
Wants to Race White Steamer
Against OIdfieId's Rae
ing Cars
New Mitchell Big Touring Car
Has Arrived in The
City
By K. r. FHommedieu

The promoters Of the automobile eX-
hibition TO be given by Barney OIdheld
and others at Tanforan the end of the
week are not enjoying smooth sailing.
In conjunction with the display 10 be
given by the OldheId aggregation. the
promoters program several races in
which owners of local cars may par
ticipate One Of these events is called
a 80 900 invitation sweepstakes" and
It is this number that has brought out
the first opposition to the proposed eN-
hibition. c. A. Hawkins, western man
ager of the White company. received
one Of the entry blanks and at once
made application to be allowed TO enter
the eleventh event which, as the entry
blank states, is:
$4,000 Invitation Sweepstakes, open
only TO three cars selected. Barney
Oldheld. champion Of the world. with
Big Ben; Walter Christie, with the
Christie Record Breaker and Charles
SOules. with the Red Devil are entered
in this race; $500 viii be added if the
worlds record is lowered. This viii be
run best two out Of three heats.
Hawkins contends that this is an i'm
position on the public and those who
own fast cars. In a communication to
The Call he makes these deductions:
and the terms of IL are such that all
0ther cars except the three special rae
ing cars. driven by three professional
drivers, who are travelling together as
a team. are barred from entering it,
We would like to put a White steamer
in this race and put a local man to
drive II, Gus Seyfried, and we believe
we can beat any of them with their
special racing cars, but you can see
from the terms of the race what q
chance we have TO compete.
Then again, taking all the other
events a number of which we would
like 10 enter, we want 10 point out the
whole thing as a fake. fixed up by this
travelling combination
The whole program is evidently fixed
up Tor the purpose of barring White
steamers from the races, because one
Of our White steam cars raced Oldfield
two years ago IS times and beat him Is
times out of the IS. The last time
oldneld raced in San Francisco at the
lngleside track we raced and beat him
with one Of our stock model White
steamers.
We are willing TO enter our White
nFer which is made up entirely OF stock
parts or our regular models with the
frame hung under the axle driven by
Gus Seyfrleo. one of our San Fran
cisco boys, against all of the so called
worlds champions and fastest cars in
their so called invitation sWeepstak kes o
and while we may not beat them we
tnlnk we have an even chance to do so"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-29
The White steamer known as
the white Flyer" which has
made such a creditable reputa-
ton on the track.

on the coast. The car has wheel
base of l24 inches. platform springs
full floating rear axle with a steering
gear that is all under the hood with
the engine There is no question but
what this is going to be one of the
most popular cars of the year from
the great value that is offered for the
money. A. Z. Hunter of Osen & Hunter
auto company, which has the agency
for the cars. stated yesterday that it
was the most satisfactory vehicle that
he had ever received, and that its
riding qualities surpassed all the 9TH
.er Mitchell cars.