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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

whether or not a corporation can own and
manage a saloon and sell liquor at retail.
This case comes from this city, It having
been decided in and appealed from the dis
trict court Saturday morning. The SUI
preme court decision will nave a widespread
Influence in the state.
Charles D%elhoyde and Charles Marx, ss-
loon managers, were indicted by a recent
grand jury for nuisance for the Illegal
selling Of intoxicating liquor. They pleaded
not guilty and set up their defense that
the Des Moines Malt company owned the
saloon. they being only the managers. on
a motion to dismiss the case was taken
from the jury by Judge Bradshaw and a
verdict for the saloon managers given.
The state, through the county attorney,
will appeal, basing its appeal on the mulct
law. which It contends gives the right to
retail liquor only to individuals.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
OFFICER is KILLED AT MURRAY
B~ulEarIan Railway Employees Attack
put with Search Warrant,

huhRhElah ttaiiWay employees Attack
with Search Warrant,
OSCEoLA. Ia, Nov. 23.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Howard Martin was killed at Muir
ray last night by having his skull crushed
by a member Of a Bulgarian extra gang in
what proved to be a pitched battle in the
dark. A search warrant for stolen goods
was sworn out by o. f. Garret. Mayor
Stiffler %deputized Martin. with others, and
they started to search four cars occupied
by the foreigners. When they reached the
second car the occupants resisted and fired
through the door.
A fusillade followed. several hundred shots
being fired. But one or two men were
wounded.
Martins body was not found until morn
ing. A fire alarm was turned in and 200
armed men gathered quickly, but the Bull
sarians surrendered at daylight without
opposition and all are under arrest. They
claim that they thought It was robbers, as
Saturday was payday.
Murray is in a state of great excitement
and violence is threatened. Martin was a
butcher and 20 years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
TRACTION DEAL IN CHICAGO
Surface and Elevated Lines and Pro-
posed subway to Have. Unined
Control.

CHICAGO. Nov. c3.-The Record Herald
tomorrow will say that plans for the unfit
cation under the control Of one company
OF all the surface and elevated railroad
lines in Chicago, together with the proposed
subway, are under consideration by local
traction men and eastern capitalists. The
electrical corporation which now furnishes
most of the power is said 10 be the prospec-
tive operating body. john J. Mitchell.
president Of the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank. declared that the combination could
not be effected Tor many months.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
WoMEN'S DUEL EXAGGERATED
Mrs Graham and Mrs. Crabtree of
gainesville, Mo-, Fight, but
Neither is Injured.

GAINESVILLE, Mo, Nov, 3-The story
sent from here last night to the effect that
Mrs. James Crattree and Mrs. Frank Ora
ham, sisters-in-law, fought a duel 10 the
death In the Ozark woods, was grossly ex.
asgerated There was a fight between the
women but neither vas seriously hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES
Several Omaha NectOrs WIN Assist at
st. paul's Church.

At the services at 81 Paul's Episcopal
church yesterday. the rector, Rev. John
William Jones. made announcement of the
week OF prayer toSbe held in that church
the same as It will be In other churches
throughout the United States. These spe-
cisl services will next Sunday
and continue over Sunday. December 6.
On the two Sundays services will be held
at 8 a. M, 1918 a, M. 1880 p. m. and 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

from native roots and herbs.
No other medicine has such a
record of success for woman's dis
eases. or such hosts of grateful
friends AS has Lydia K Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years it has been
the standard remedy for feminine
ills, Inflammation, liberation, and
consequent Spinal Weakness.
1t has relieved more cases of Rack
ache and Local Weaknesses than
any other one remedy. 1t dissolves
! and expels tumors III an early stage
of development.
Irregularities and periodic pains,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indigcs-
ton, Bloating, Nervous Prostrati0n.
Headache, General Debility, quickly
yield to it; also deranged organs,
causing pain, dragging sensations
and backache. Under all circum.
stances it acts in harmony with the
female system.
1t removes that wearing feeling,
extreme l~assitude, don't care "and
" want to- be left = alone" feeling,
sxcitability, irritability nervousness,
dizziness, faintness, s~leeplessness
fatulency, melancholy orthe "blues."
These are indications of Feminine
disorders, which this medicine over
comes as we'll as slight arrangement
OF the Kidneys of either sex.
Women who are sick and want TO
get we'll should refuse TO accept any
substitute for Lydia Z PinkhaIn's
Vegetable Compound.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
Corporation and Saloon.

hARsHALLToWN. la, Nov. 28~-(spa-
cisl)-For the first time since the Iowa
mulct law went into effect the supreme
court OF the state viii be asked TO decide
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

No other medLine for Woman's
ills in the world has received such
widespread and unqualified en-.
dorsement as has Lydia 4. Pink.
bans Vegetable Compound, made
from native roots and herbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

Secrecy In divorce cases Is not to be
longer tolerated In the courts In this
county. Judge Brennan has decided that
henceforth. at least in his court, there are
to be no hearings In private. 1t has been
common to have private hearings i'm divorce
cases and this has resulted in so much
scandal that they are to be abandoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
Candidates for One Place.
WIN Get a New Curator.

II Is expected that on Monday a new
curator Of the state historical department
will be named by Governor Cummins. The
library board has recommended a candi-
date and the governor is considering the
matter. The place has been temporarily
filled by Mr.. Harlan. assistant curator.
The names of Prof. s~hambaugh OF Iowa
City and Prof Herriott OF Drake are be-
ing considered in connection with the place.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-15

encouragement and if properly given
at the proper time, this multitude will
have courage enough to step forward
and make their positive convictions
known. How can we best accomplish
such a result? This is the question!
Finding such mind and brain what
can be done with it? The forces of
Freethought are so widely scattered,
no. concrete body or force to assist,
the class to which our friend belongs
knows not which way to face, what
step to take, to whom he may
turn to sustain and encourage
him in the fight. What we
most need is an effective organ
ization. We need compact body
of brave men and women, with cOur-
age and means to cudgel the forces of
superstition and to greet such people
with smiles and sunshine. They need
our support, our strength, and unOr-
ganized. we are too weak to extend the
slightest aid Here is evidently a
man who discovered that he was
preaching falsehood and voluntarily
abandoned it. He found truth but is
uIldDlt W lcdCIl IL DcCduSc VI bilc IcdI
this hydra-headed monster has incul-
Gated. His letter indicates that he is
a man with an intelligence above that
Of the average preacher and could be
made pillar of strength in Truths
valiant army. But how to get him
there? How best to remove the fear?
How can his talents be brought to bear
good fruit? Only by organization and
so long as we are without it we are
almost powerless in our fight against
orthodox superstition.
Tho letter closes by suggestion
that at some future date he might pre-
pare for publication an article de-
scriptive of his march through the
wilderness of faith to the citadels of
Freedom and Truth Let us hope he
will do So 1t would be instructive to
many others. If he is willing the
Blade will gladly publish the article
wit hort 1iyI1l yipor apu mama
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-15
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

HAS udu Hef martyrs ana WITHOUT them
the liberty we enjoy in this day would
still have been denied. Upon the cross
of Christian intolerance many mind
is crucified even today and the very
fact that the dread of becoming a
martyr impels silence longed to be
broken, is prima facie evidence that
the teeth of the serpent have not yet
been dulled nor it's fangs destroyed
Were the adherents of FreethOught
alive to every emergency; were they
active and untiring in thir zeal for
the cause, martyrdom would not con-
front those who stand ready to throw
off the yoke.
The Blade does not deem the atti-
tude taken as exhibiting cowardice.
The Blade realizes that while the
Christian church cannot Stay the
man it can STAY human character and
destroy human aspirations. The latter
method is easier and no great risks
are assumed 1t is not advisable that
a man, seeking to extract the right to
live in so-called Christian COM
munity, should deliberately dash his
head against brick wall, or place it
in a lion s mouth. 1t is true, the
Blade realizes only too well the condi-
tons complained of, but our complaint
now is that such condition can obtain
in our country, a country of boosted
religious freedom, and honest thought
must be stifed for the mere sake of
an existence.
4 al hof
respondent boldly and manfully break
the bonds that hold him. Human eX-
perience is such that many dare not
History furnishes too many examples
of hearts broken, homes ruined, lives
blasted, all because of this very Chris
tian intolerance of which our friend
is in so much present dread 1t takes
a brave man or brave woman to de-
liberately antagonize orthodoxy where
orthodoxy is supreme. All men and
women are not possessed of that de-
gree Of mental courage that they
would dare to assume the risk. Many
brave swimmer has been compelled
to give up in the stream of life and
while we admire herOism where truth
is at stake we are not prone to con-
denim in such cases as the one be-
fore us.
But let us go further The writer
says he was "once a minister" and
making no present pretensiOns to-
wards religion, he declares in a man
full way, that his views concerning god
and a future life are that he has dis
covered neither"
Thousands are in the same mental
attitude, and we might almost say,
millions. All that is needed is little
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-15
THE POWER OF THE CHURCH.

When in its pristine glory and vigOr,
when occupying the throne of power
and practically ruler of the world, the
church resorted to physical violence
in an effort to impel a submissive
obedience, and, in a great measure it
succeeded far better than it had ex-
pected. In these days Of its declina-
ton and disintegration, the church is
unable to torture the body but it can
and does play serious havoc with the
mind. Not until the last remaining
vestige of even this power has been
destroyed must the Freethinkers re-
must continue to fight at every step.
Through the medium of recent
communication, not sent for publica-
ton which would do no good as the
writer's name was concealed even to
ourselves, the necessity for such labor
upon our part was deeply impressed
upon us, and, while prohibited from
using too much publicity in regard to
that communication, we have felt it
worth while to give extracts therefrom
with such comment as may suggest it
self as we go along.
After the few opening sentences of
geOn or Talmage | am doing some
to say:
81 withhold my name, fearing that
by some mistake it might get into
print. / am not quite ready to become
martyr. Your acquaintance with re-
ligious intolerance make further eX-
PLANTATION unnecessary. While you
may not commend my cOwardice, yet
| am disposed to believe that your
heart is not destitute of sympathy for
cases like my own. / was once min
lister and a public school-teacher. A
large percent of the preachers in the
church to which | belonged appeared
to be as genuinely orthodox as Spur
geon or Talmadge / am doing some
independent thinking, however My
views concerning personal god and
future life may be expressed in a few
words, viz. have discovered neither.
The communication i send you is the
first have ever offered to a Free
thought periodical. "
There was more in the letter but
the foregoing portion which we have
quoted is sufficient for our purpose
Not ready to "become a martyr"
and in this enlightened age because
of the dread of orthodox persecution
Truth has ever demanded martyrs and
they have ever been found when
martyrdOm became necessary. The
emissaries of superstition delighted in
making martyrs of men and women
who could not accept their sectarian
shibboleth. Even the cause of Chris
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-03-15

How religious, opinions will differ.
To the Catholic world Mary is not
only the mother of god but the queen
Of heaven, while all Protestants simply
regard her as the wife of carpenter
and the mother of several children.
This sort of fanatcism is stimulated
by religion and eradicated by phil
osophy.
Through scientific study of Nature
Freethought has not only corrected in
Vulnerable evils, but it has ennObled
and enriched human conception and
ameliorated mans physical suffering.
This study has enabled man to make a
considerable part of Nature subservi-
ent to his own needs.
, 1908-05-20
Bekendtgorelse
Low Mr.. ~ of lode Marts 1908, saaledes som denne er rndret
Henhold til Low Mr.. 81 af 23de Marts 1908.

Hans kongeige Maies'ats Tndonigsnini4ter gor vitterigt
I Medfor of den mig we'd S 3 Low M. 81 af %. Mrts 1908, ON
Forandrng og Tineg til Low M 40 at 10. Marts 1893 I'M Erhvervelse
OF Fortabelse af Indfodsret, tlagte Bemyndigelse har jg ladet
Teksten af sidstn@vnte Low endret saaledes eom Loven of % Mars 1908
medf0rer Diet, optrykke og bekendtg0r den herved som;
Low om Erhverve1se og FortaEe1se af Indf0dsret
Ifoge Fodsel .erhverves dansk Indfodsret af @ge Barn, hWs Fader
hr dansk Indfodsret, hvad enten Fodseen foregaar her Landet eer
Udlandet.
PersoDer, der like idge Fodsel have erhvervet Indfodsret, men dog
ere fodte her Riget, ehverve Indfodsret, naar de efter Fodseen we'd
bivende have hft deres Hiemsted her indtl deres fylde 10 Aar, med
mindre vedkommende Lobet af Diet sidste Aar for Overovrigheden Il
K6benhavn Magstraten) har afgivet Ell skriftig Erklaring ON like at
har godtgjort at have Statsborgerret ct andet Land. Saadan Erkl@r-
ing sal dog like med Vrknng kunne afgives af den, der Ell Barn af en-
Udl@nding, som selv paa denne Made hr gjort sin fremmede Statsborg-
erret g@ldende.
Den af en- Mand Medfor f nervmrende Paragraf erhvervede Ind
fodsret hlkommer ograa hans Hustrn ag @ge Born.
Den fremmede Kvinde, som glitter sig med en- Mand, der hr dansk
Indfodsret,. erhverver we'd Egteskabet saadan Ret.
Have Egtefalerne Born sammen forinden Egteskabets Indgaa-
else. erhverve ogsaa disse Born, for sal vidt de ere umyndige (under Is
Aarldansk Indfodsret.
Dansk lndfodsret kan ogsaa erhverves we'd Naturalization Hen
hold til Grundoven 20 JUL 1866 81.
Naturalization f Ell Mand omfatter hans Hustru og umyndige @gte
Born. saafremt like andet Diet enkete Tlfelde fastsnttes
SIS
Dansk Indfodsret tables af den, som biver Statsborger ct andet
Land. We'd 81 Mands Naturalization ct andet Land taber hans Hus-
tru eler umyndige @gte Born, saafremt de like forbive her Riget.
dansk Indfodsret, men dog kun TO. saa vdt hans Naturalization we'd
kommende fremmede Land tlise medforer Erhvervelse af statsborger-
ret sammesteds for dem.
Den, som ensker at bive fremmed Statsborger, kan we'd kongeig
Resolution loses fra sit statsborgeige Forhold til Danmark. Losningen
skier pa Beingelse al, at Ans0gerep linden en- Wis First shl we're bleven
Statsborger ct andet Land.
Dansk Indfodsret tables endv1dere af den Kvinde, som glitter sig
med en- Msnd, som like har dansk Indfodsret.
, 1908-05-20

accor lance with Law No. 81 of 2ard March 1908.
The Minister of the Interior of his Majesty tbs King mlkes known.
BY virtue Of the power vested in me by S 8 of the Law Nc. 81 Of
23rd March 1908 concerning alterations in aud additions to Law Nc. AZ
of 10Th March 1898 about acquisition an forfeiture of citizenship I
have caused the text of the last mentioned law, altered in accordance
with the law Of 23d March 1908, to be reprinted and I hereby promul-
gate it as:
Law concerning acquisition and forfeiture of Citizenship.
By birth Danish birtlright is acquired by a legitimate child vho7a
father is possessed of Danish birthrght, whether such birth takes place
IN Denmark II N foreign country.
81
Persons, who have not by birth acquired birthright, vet are born in
the Kingdom, acquire brthright when they have been domicIed there
uninterruptedly until they have completed 10 years of age, unless such
persons have in the course of the last year made declaration in vritnn
that they do not intend to acquire D 4nish birthright, and thew have bv
satisfactory certificate proved that they possess the right of cit zenship
legal effect by a person who is the child of q alien who has III the same
manner demonstrated his right of citizenship Of a foreign country
The brthri9ht which a man acquires under this S extends equally to
us wife and legitimate children.
An alien woman who weds q "a POSSESSING Danish br+lricb+ >,
quires by such wedlock the same right.
~ If children have been born to the spouses before the wedIock sucb
children also, in so far as they are minors (bdow is years. ACQUIRE
Danish birthright>
Danish birthright may also be acquire by naturalization in no.
cordance with the constitutional law of 25th July 1866.
The naturalization of a man includes his wife and minor legitimate
children, unless otherwise determined in each Individual case.
S..
Danish brthrght is forfeited by a person who becomes a citizen
OF a foreign country. BY the naturalization Of a nal in N other conntrv
his wife O minor, legitimate children, if they do not remain in tbs
Kingdom. forfeit Danish brthright, but only in sc far > bis natnral-
cation lin the foreign country in question equally cAusos no ooou;st;on
by them of citizenship in said foreign country.
A person who desires to become citizen of n foreign country nav
Sy noya resolution be set free OF his relations to the Danish state
a cer'alns space OF time have become citizen of another country.
S.
a man not possessed of Danish bnthright. "~
, 1908-05-20
Low
(Nr. 81 = l9OS.)
vi Frederik den Ottende,

Of Guds Made Komge til Donmark, de TENDERS og GoterS,
Hertug til ISzesvig, Holster, Stormarn, Dtmarsken,
L~auenborg og O1den5org,
GORE VITTERLIGT: Rigsdagen hr vedtaget o. vi we'd
VI Wort s~amtykke stadf@stet foigendc Low:
S7og8iL Low Nj. 40 at 10 Marts 1898 ophmves.
So.
Til Sill Low Mr. AZ of 10 Marts 1898 fIes som nyt 1se Stykke
Lovens S ], og S 9, 1ste Stykke, faa Anvendelse ogsaa pa Personer,
der ere fodte for Lovens Ikrafttrmden, for saa vmt FodsAen er fore
gaaet ct Land, hvor danske Undersaatter like ere undergone vedkom-
mende Lands JurHsdiktion.
Observation-Disclosures bemyndiges til samtidig med n@rvarende Lows
Stadfmslse at lade Low Nj. AZ at 49, Marts 1898, mndret saaledes som
nevarende Lo1 medforer Diet, ophykke og bekendtgore som "Lov ON
Erhvervese og Fortabelse af Indfodsret"
Hvorefter allie vedkommende sig have at rette.
,m, Givet pa Amaienborg, den 23de Marts 1908.
Under vor Kongeige Hand og SegL
FREDERIK Il
, 1908-05-20
Translation.
We Frederik the Eighth,

By the grace Of God King Of Denmark, the Vomda1s ond the
Cloths, Duke of Sesvig, HOstein, Stormarn, Ditmorshem,
Eouen6org and Odemborg,
MAXI KNOWN The Diet has passed and We by Our
iEIl consent sanctioned the following Law:
a7.a n low No 40 Of 1eSb 1 March 1898 arr r.oo.,.d
s.
To 5 II in law No. ~ of 10th March 1898 the following is added as
a new first part:
81 and 9, 1st part of law re applicable also o persons who we're
born previous to the coming into operation of the law in Sc far as the
birth has taken place in a country, where Danish subjects are not sub
ject to the Jurisdiction of the country in question.
So.
The Minister of the Interior is authorized to cause the necessary
alterations to be made in law No. AZ of 10Th March 1895 in accordance
with the present law, to have it reprinted and promulgated as Law
concerning acquisition and forfeiture of brhIight" simultaneously with
the sanction OF the present law.
To be complied with by all parties concerned.
Given at Amaienborg, the 23d of March 1908,
Under u Royal Hand and Seal
FREDERIK r.
, 1908-05-20
SIGURD BERG.
Translation.
Publication

Law No. AZ Of 10th March 1898 as this has been altered in
accor lance with Law No. 81 of gard March 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
ALL IN READINESS
 FOR TIE CONTESTS
RitIemen and Golf Enthusiasts Are Prepared for Todayts
 Matches.

The golf course and rifle ranges at the Warren District Country Club will De busy scenes today, as the fellow CTS or the different sports have been practlclng faithfully and will go to the grounds prepared to fracture past records. The golf contest is attract ing most of the attention, in view of the fact that on today's play depends the selection Of the team which will represent Bisbee at Douglas is the match on next Sunday.
 The two teams, explained by ". B. Gohring and D. c. Milton will com mence play this morning at about g o'clock the contest being for eighteen holes under match rules. The loser Of each pair will have to give the win her golf ball. Because Of the fact that the teams are thought to be very evenly matched great enthusiasm has been aroused, and 1t is certain that the best efforts of each individual will be put forth to make the representa- tive team
 During the past few weeks some of the members who were beginners have displayed a very unusual amount of proficiency with the clubs, and there remains but little doubt that when they have a little more prac- tice not only Douglas. but the couth- west, will have to put forth its best efforts to defeat the aggregation. On the rifle ranges it is expected that unless the wind interferes with the shooting the records already made win be broken. Some of the best shots in the club will be on hand to take part in the contest, and it is thought that on the 200, 300 and 300 ranges new figures will be shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Automatic Ies Machine.

The invention is rotative com pression and automatic machine, regu- lating itself to all speeds, whatever may be the temperature of the con densing water used. The important feature is cylinder in which the chemicals are sealed (the latter not requiring renewal and lasting as long as the machine itself), and which, re volving in water, produces the ice It can also produce cold air.
 The machine has no joint piece, no pressure gauge, no suction or Fegu- iating valve, and no pipe. tap or circu- lating pump. It requires neither steam nor fuel. and will work in water reach ing even 113 degrees Fahrenheit: it 3ayes ss per cent. of cooling water and 70 per cent of motive power, as compared with any other freezing sys- tenn known. The smaller models may be worked by hand. It Is claimed that this Is the first ice machine ever invented which does not require to oe fed with chemicals.