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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
IIIcrlci.

Ger Salitriao 8e1atgperein
bat iid inforporieren laiien. Die SIT
forporatoren lino SAUL Sled, 5ranj
@ogel uno War 8robe.
- gbos. Ilen, Der fir ein bieii-
ges @ejdaftsbaus reiite, murbe> auf
Dem @robe ieines Goters ouf Dem
&irdbof in sluitin tot gefunoen.
gfeben ibm lag elm &enolper uno CT
batte cine S9nBtpunoe in Der
ShIafe. ST binterldBt ieine Mut-
ter, 5mei Sdweltern uno 3mei Brit
Der.
8i6oro @olo bat i'm IS.
9iitriftgeridt cine S6aoeneriatflose
bon $4,000 gegen Capt. Sugb De
@iie BON Sort Sam @ouiton an
bangig gemadt, neil oieier i'm ge-
gen Die &egeln oes Gipiloienitge.
IeBes uno obne llria6e aus Dem
|9ienit ~entlaiien bot. @olo mar I'M
Sort aIs 5dmieo atgeitellt.
ginen Iobenslperten S6rift
bat WtaDor @a1aeban getan, inbanl
er anoronete, oaB oie Sbeater nit
BEN beiueglihen 8iLoern lire @usrlt=
fer 5uriid5n5ieben baben. user lie
nebet elmer iolhen gSbom~ pobilte
llto ben gan5en Gag binour6 SOS
@ebriia oes Mannes nit Ser Gtento:-
i%tinnle, Die nod ourd Sen @ebraud)
zines bledernen S~prad)robrs per1t1rft
puroe, nit anboren nlBte, Der miro
u1fpilfiirli6 erleidtert fiiblei,
menn er erfabrt, bob oas gl1oe Die
Ter fpabrbaftigen Nlliianee gefomllen
tit. IS ipar oie groBte uno grobfte
4usgeburt Der Marftihreierei.
am 9onneritag 8ogen 1890
Wfili5en BON peri6ieoenen Seilen BON
Seras uno Sflobpma ourd unlere
Stoot, ltln iiG IN oas llebltngslaoer
bel 2eon Springs 8ll begeben.
Ger Mapor lift bon Otto @eiie
uno auguit S6ramm in aenntnIs
geiebt morOerh BOB iie geridtli6 gc-
gen ben 9au Der llnterfi6rung in
Der Nolan StroBe porge6en meroen,
oa ourd ben gau ibr gigentunl e1t-
pertet miro. Sobalo bic Mrbeiten
b%eginnefL per0en Tie eirlelt ginbolts-
befebl 5u erlangen lil6en.
Ger @drtner sc. 4ultenbad,
1926 2afitte StraBe mobnboft, bat
I'M 8uiineB Mems Club cine Donate
ab9egeben> Die Elm Gfuno uno eine
llr5e iDiegt.
9as @ebauoe Der 9odtuooo
ganf lit on Die Union Sruit Cont
pam, Elm leues 9anf- Snititut, Der
nictet moroen.
Sn Ser 9iebbeeroe bon @.
Nauratb iino piele GrfranfungsfdQq
Der &iibe = flint nit totli6em 9(ltS-
gang = borgefoumen. 9ie Gie)-
ar5te fiibren Die &ronfbeit auf Elm
llnfroitt 5uriid, 6as id16lid lit,
a6er BON gieb nit @orliebe gefreIien
miro.
@obe 9ere's @tii6le itarb in
Sitter BON Y Sabren @il6elm @arm.
bolo, Der felt % Sobren bier
| mobnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
bpen ber. 9ieS 8ilo i6tpebte i6r

lptell YET. 2ie9 Suo 1Ulpeple 1Dr
Dor Iugen.
u9ur6eeben mieoerbolte lie leile.
u9urdge6en!~ ipieoerbolte autb
Otto uno la6te bitter o1f. ySc6r
l6oll, Meill &eiieeelo miiroe geraoe
bis greslau reiben l1rlo meilie
l1niform2 ltno unier gutter Norne2
llno mas miiroe sic @elt oa5u ia
gen?l"
Grid leete Die 9apierideere fir
reno OUT Sen Gid 5uriid. uSo, lic-
Der &erl, perrn ot i6on iiberlegit "
begonn ct; ober Otto fiel inn ms
@ort: oSpri6lt ou ni6t oud epig
BON lteberlegung? Sd bin meoer
&ino nod Starr. Nur elm orrler Selt-
fel bin i6 = itefe in glanoel1oeln
gleno meiB oft nidt NAL, Bel
@ott, 10 lit es, pie id meme :
8oidfrn1 be5oblen ioG Sd
fnoppie uno f1oppie = ib i6allle
mid por meinem Burden .giel-
leidt gebt es nod elm Sobr ooer
5wei1 man iongliert ii6 10 ourdj
= ober oann? ST. i6 es gu alts-
fontmlidem @ebalt gebra6t boba,
fam id Idneit Tim oie Gde iein +.
SIR jets bunoertn1ol better bran,
ibr @etternl Sd meiB. pie mon oie
geaie in Ser lieben SQmilie qeriimpit
bat, ols ou Ge6tsmhuult muroelt,
Grib, itatt Die Heeierungsforriere
ein5uidlogen, 10 lpie es einem 2ebn
pm~iiroiger" 5u 8eiidt eeitanoen bit
te. Oh brau6lt ni6t mebr 5u long
lieren = OH bait bie Mrmut binter
Dir. Sa, oie Irmutl Sc, goon,
mas tit lie oir2l Ni6ts, oenn 5 Ii
bit ein 5reier = m i6 aber i6l1at
lie n Soften mid oriidt lie at
8o6en!
sfnf offer @eiidter lpar ein Sus
oes Grnites getreten. Mu6 Crib
ladelte nidt uebr. IS por ibm inn
mer ein Gdtiel getpeien mie Otto
li6 10 TOPPER I'M oas 2eben gu idlo=
gen berltano. Grit IN ben lebter Mo=
noten batte er 81 flagen begonnelt.
PCS m1Bte i6limm Inn i6n itehelt.
Sn ~nerboier ltnrait our6qterte er
mieoer oas 3immer.
Seine Srane rnebr, Mnno!" rief
er. u@as ni6t gebt, gebt nidtl @ib
mir mein @ort 5uriidl gu = OIL
mirlt au6 obne Mid gliidli6 mer-
ben. . ia - oein &inoerber5 miro
ii6 troiten. @ut, oaB DIT nod ell
aino biit Sd bin drger oror.
@as miro NJ Ell gnoe iein?!"
Cine quite Gartie," lagte Crib
nno itanO briisf altf.
Otto ltarrte inn in oas Geii6t.
Gs 5udte 1erpos iiber Dos feline. 81
nidte.
so it's Cine CUTE 9artiel
| SIT mtb idon BAL SIT i6on gefnll-
oenl gs lebe Der Sboderl"
(Sortiesrng foI9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
SSn Ser am 9onneritag abge-

Stt Der am 9o1t1er1fdg abges
baltenen Sibung Der Sanitatsbebor-
Be beri6tete Der ltaotii6e 8iebor5t
ullo Splpeftor S. @anien iiber Sic
ltn5llIdngli6feit Der auflidt in Den
pripaten S6la6tbduiern unb ii6er
oos ianitatsmiorige Gerfobren in
o%enielben. Ser geridt miro Dem
Staotrat ~porgelegt ueroen, um i'm
mieoerbolt auf Die geotmenoigfeit Der
Gtdblierune zines @entral=S dladlt-
bauies oufmerfium 5u MAIDEN.
9ie Bflalterune Der Sonitor
StraBe uno bic teilmeiie @eralloe=
rltng oes Nipeaus ser 5trobe BE-
oinet, oaB Die griide nieoriger ge-
legt miro. I~ngebote fir bic @l1sfiih=
rltng oieier @rbeit nod oen Spe5ifi=
fationen, oie in ser Office oe3
StaOt=Snge1ieltrs eingeleben meroen
fornetl, neroen bis gum 25. Snli ein-
geforoert.
Or. Sreoerid Sieloing, Ser in
Chicago, Den bort ltattfinoen 8aQpu=
@~ettfabrten beimobnt, beridtet, oab
$500 notig iino, Inn Die na6ite in
terrationale 8aaon-@ettfabrt, i'm
Ser6it sur Muslteuung, bierber 81
bringen. $500 ii1o fir Breiie uno
$500 fir @as gum 6iilen Ser Wal-
Ions.
Clinton Sormif, elm Seiterrei-
der, Der 1858 einpanoerte uno ic1t
1872 in San Intsnio mobnt, bet
Die Grflarung abgegeben amerifani=
ider giirger perpen 81 mouen.
Nad lanSlpierieer &ranfbcit
itarb in einem bieiisen &oipitol i'm
@Iter bon 81 Sabren sc. &ieiemet=
ter Der lange Sabre in Borne rno
5ulest in gibolo @alep als 2ebrer
tatig mar. Die 2eihe lpuroe nof
Borne sur 9~eeroieung gebra6t.
Die SAulbeboroe bat fir Die
@odi1ule 1900 reue 9nlte rtro 80
Stiible beiteIlt, Die 5uiammen 1882
so foiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
Ser 4. Suli.

Scr bierte Snli malt, ber Sag,
N1 benz Dte Sretbett tuar6 gebpreit
yiir Dteies San0, 10 grpf mnb be6r,
Sas mir sur Seintat itns erfureu.
Grftannetb fab es EMIT bic @elt,
@ie jene alien HiDniere
Sid mntig etnit 5ur We6r geiebt
DAP SBrannet tie nidjt regiere.
gergebets mar Der @iberifanb
Tpn Gnglan6s itarfer G1lbner6anbe,
Ntffs bali ibr 9rablem mnb i6r SDbn,
ste tmtitstet tuctden atts betn Qanhe.
unb iitadltfg SIT ben @eiifern brana
Sas Spfnment Der Menidenredte,
Sas tie erlteken, tuitrbig ifets,
Sa. man nram i%treite, bafitr fe1te.
uiio ben 8ebrGngten mpllten iie
pier elite Jreiitatt itets nerleiber,
Wit Ged)t britm nannte mani 6as 9aub:
Sas Setrt Der Sapfern un6 Sreiet.
Dies ltplse @erf, es tit geifeh'n
Sor iltebr ais bnnbertbrctetg Sabren,
Daft nidts auf Grben fann beiteh'n.
Sas nnnften leiber mir erfaGren.
Gin neter 0esner brpbt 0cfa6r
Jitr nni're atgeitammten 9tedJte,
ErpDibttipn, 10 nennt er iih,
UNI mill, baf err uns tuieber fnedJte.
Sod, boff' idJ, lit BET Srei6eitsbraus
8et rns 1ift ganslidj ausgeftprben,
uno naf ber 0eit Der Sendelet
ytidJt jebe @annbeit mns berburbcn.
Drum laRt NIT friidjem 2pne eta
Ster
Sie 0ldier freu6is nrs er6eben:
Scr pierte SnIi! Sod! Gr fDl
uns nnf're Sreibeit tuiebcr seben!
Sin Tereat Der Sendelei!
Sp lanse Cones tar8ier mir trir
fen,
Spa jcber Srei6eitsfeinb, beii egt,
Sm Stanbe npr inns nieberiinfen."
Wanfer &uB lit Elm - 0rlld
fehler
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03

Manfer SUB lit Elm - 0rlld-
Teller.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
SGlt mas es berinridlt.

mDr. Sings Mene g~ntoedung I'll
ell Wfittel, bas bdlt mas es ber!
ipri6f," iagt Sroli 6. 81. 8ierion bon
Iuburn Centre, Ba., v@s furierte
mid bon eittem often SaIs= uno 2rn-
genleibenz peldes anoere Mittel nur
5eitmeiie linoerten nno i6 bin iiber.
5euet, oaB es balo cine perfefte Sur
nlabt." 9iefes beriibmte Mittel fiji
Sliten, grfdltung, SAILS urb Gun
gen 1T 81 baben bel Mo. 9reib nnf
ST. Coin & SO. so Gts. nio ST.
YrobeflaIhe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
Sam nidt iibertrpffen luerbem.

G~rfabrung lit Der bette 2~ebrmeiiter
8. sc. Suroen bon Silper Gitp
Noro=@orolino, ia9t: Electric 8it-
tiers lit 9ellalt bas, fir mas es otiga-
prieien miro; fir Maeen-, 2eber.
uno &iererlleiOen fam es ni6t iiber.
troffen merOen, er lit cine ercel1entC
Mfeoi5in". SEER @oroen bat Gedt,
er lit Die bette @eoi5in fir oqgemeine
Sdlpade, ebenio fir 6ieber ntto Ma
lario. @orontiert 81 baben BEL ao.
0reiB unb 81. @obn & So. so Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
Ser 8adfi0taien.
Cine fr0blide sommerseidtdte bOn
Sebprbpm3 ubelttk.
(Sprtiebung.)

(SortlePufgJ
8ie Srdnen beeannen bei @lula
bereits mieoer 5u tropfen.
y@arum oenn nibt2" l6lub5te
iie. y@enn alIes gegen mid tit =
ga = oa - 90 = idllld' id audi
Gift -
llno iie illdte nod ibren Saiden=
tltd. Grid lo6te bellouf.
yNanonana, 9nnben," meinte er,
Gift tut neb ="
n@s 6eiBt, frott, reiBt uno frab-
belt" iette @gon bin5u; Dos be-
Denfe."
Mber Inno NOR IN Wdrtprerl lint
m1ng. SID mas" iaete iie, umenn
es aud beiBt. @os ioG man oenn
nod auf Der @eltl
Otto NOR auBer ii6.
u9abt ibr ie einen iolden &tnos=
fopf e~eiebenl2 Sd frage eubl
&onn man nidt bel ser 8ernltnft
bleiben? &ann man nf1t -" Gr
itobnte aif uno fob Die Sanoe emf
por sd frage eu6! @ut: min
lieben uns. @emiB lieben mir uns.
@ber mein 8ott = penn SimlueI
uno Sone eegen cine Seirat ii1o
- Damn ~ Damn 49, umbrinyen
perben mir ulls ieoenfaIs ni6t! =
gr mar in sroBer g%rreeuns. ltno
nun bra6 es audi in Inna los. Wean
tpuBte ni6t re9t, ipar es Summer
uno Gram ooer Der Merger iiber
Otto. Grid gloubte an BEN @erger.
@nna fiel @gon nit FOLDER 9loblid)-
felt INN ben sails, boB oieier form-
li6 ins8aimelnn fam uno Die Sltuo-
ton einen &nltri6 ins &omii1e en-
belt, trosbem Mnna iammerte:
uSiebit ou mobl @gon - adj, ggon,
pfui = 6oit bu gebort? gr liebt
mid ni6t mebr, Der Otto er liebt
mid nidI
u9odl~ idrie Otto. @irflidl er
idrie es. God feb i6 oi6l SET
liges &reu5oonnerlpetter i6 lieba
bid! Sait oil peritanoen: i6 liebe
bid! !.
rgrlaube gefdaieit," monote ggon
elm; goos fannit ou bod leiier Ia
gen
llno Grid fiete binou: rNa6 al.
lem, mas id iber 2iebeserfldrunge.l
III G%rfabrltng gebradt babe, f%liiitert
man iolbe gemobnli6, aber brillt
iie ni6t, bob Die @anoe 5ittern."
sd brii1te nidt," entgegnete
Otto, aber er tat es oenno6. oGie
anna madt mid poQig rabiat
7 uGabiat2!" idluf5te Mnna an Ser
gruit ggons. % @ottl Sait ou
gebort, ggpn2 Gr lit 81 ibeuBlidl
Gr bat ii6 nllr eineebiloet, mid 8n
gs ltromte uno RAM iiber ibre
@angen. Sic beiaB cine ieltene So
bigfeit I'M SranenoergieBen. ggoa
fanrte oieies Solent Ii. belt ni6t piel
oapon. Iber leio tat iie linn trob-
Dem. Gr itrei6elte lire 9dd6en unr
CAB ihr einen &uB.
u2aB man" iagte er berubigeno,
10 ne ginbiloung i6aoet ia peiter
nidts. Gas fommt i6on mol
Dor :" llno oonm CAB er ibr nod
einen SUB. Grid job on ieinein
S6reibtiide uno ipielte init Ser So
pieri6eere. Or bielt es fir Elm orc.
Bes Slid, ooB oieier 2iehesbouoel
III Der Iufloiung NOR. gr blinselte
81 Otto beriiber, Ser nie elm Hoicn-
Der auf uro abitiirmte unb Damn plot
LID Dor Grid iteben blieb.
Grid, mir boben in Gube nit sir
perbanoeln ipoQen y"
g@os on 10 Hube nennIt .ntein
Sunge!"
08ir fonnen uns olio nj d t gp-
gen ben Wt1en Ser @ltern beiraten2 2"
p@erm ibr nid]t etpa burdge6en
mout -"
% bob @nnd ben &opf. 9as mar
cine neue 8eripeftipe. Sic bette ein-
NAL t'nen plinoeri6onen &omon 9e.
leielr, bon einem ritterli6en Goleu,
Der Die So6ter zines Sieror5tes ent-
fiibrt bette = inn S6litten uno NIT
ten i'm 8inter - uno IelbltperitGno-
lid elm &uoel BON @olfen binter
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Cine SSae anf Groen iinb Samurrbui=

ben. @er nidt baran leioet, glollbt ea
nibt; iper lie aber fat, berltebt nils.
8arum Dag Qeiben berldllgern, 10 Intlz
ge Mnafeiis, bas beriibnte Seilmittel bes
9r. @. Silsbee, in 9einem 8erei6 lit?
9u braud9It feinen 8orrat babpn 5u falts
fen, bepor bn es lelber erprobt balt. g.
0eultdbter & 60, 8or 2416, Stem gorf,
ienOen Sir allf Serla1gen f~Ditenfrct cine
Brobe. 8enube bas menI6enfreunbli6e
Grlerbieten Der g%enannten Sirna, Sid
bon 9einen Gualen GIT befreien, ober 9u
b%erlierit bas 0tedt 5t flaeen.
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0eindt - idmeoiides ooer oert-
ihes gbepaar, obne ainoer, Inn nod
Snpoer, Seras, 8u geben. @eroe
quite Souseinribtung l~iefern; So
fdr $50 per Monot fir @eioe. Malt
menoe iid an 6. @. Glarf, Snpocr,
Seras.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BLUECOATS ASSAIL BULLSEYE
All Members of Police Force EnGaEC
In Annual Target Practice
Competition.

Target practice with their big 80 and ~
guns is being INDUCED in by the blue
coats Of the Omaha police force. Every
day a different squad under Sergeant Cook
or Sergeant Sigwart takes a few pops at
the bullseye of the target in the gym
nasium of the police station and the scores
made by some of the veterans OF the de-
partment are nothing to be ashamed of.
while the newer men are also showing up
well, some of them demonstrating that a
man doesn't have to be a policeman or a
soldier to shoot a revolver. For a num-
Der of weeks the practice will be con-
tinued. so that every man on the force
will have a chance to put new cartridges
in his gum as Captain Dunn expresses II.
A lively contest to be the best shot" OF
the department is incidentally taking place
and many high scores are expected to, re-
suit from the competition.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Grand Island House of Hope.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov. 1.-(Spe-
has been much inquiry from
various parts of the country recently as to
the House of Hope, established by Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Kurok,, formerly of
Omaha. 1t appears solicitors have been
out for the institution for some months in
various parts of the country. The House
of Hope at present is an eight-room resi-
dence. with all modern conveniences, but
only one member. the mother of Mrs. Will
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Flum, favorably recon-
mended people from this vicinity, are in
stalled as steward and matron, and the
ladies have incorporated with Frank Miller,
of a local furniture house, as president and
Rev. Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Hahn of Hast
ings, and several other reliable men on
the board of trustees. 1t has had another
inmate, but she insists I'm running away
from the institution. She is said to have
created similar trouble in other institutions
In which she formerly was kept. A special
meeting Of the directors has been called
to take some further action. The House
of Hope is Incorporated. Mr.. Robinson,
a Seventh Day Adventlsts minister of Hast
mgs. vouchsafes for the sincerity Of motive
of the promoters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
craftsmen want protection.

HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 11.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Upwsrds of a hundred visitors are
here for the first annua convention of the
Nebraska Blacksmiths, Horseshoers and
Wheelwrights' association. The chief pur-
pose of this years gathering is to plan a
movement to secure legislation for the pro-
lection of the craft. First they want a
mechanics lien law similar to the one now
in force for the building and other trades.
Next to that they want a system OF ex-
animation for members of the allied trades,
in order to bar out incompetent workmen.
Ar effort will be made to secure the enact
ment of such laws by the forthcoming leg
~islature. This afternoon the following Of
ficers were elected: President, ]. w. Ed
wards, Hastings; secretary, c. E. Louder,
wahoo, and treasurer, Robert Mcintyre,
Kearnev.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
PLUMBING FOR JAIL ADDITION
Police Board APprOpriates $4,000 to
Aid In Construction of New
Building.

A spec.ai meeting of the Fire and Police
board was held Tuesday afternoon at 5
o'clock to take final action upon the APP
Precipitation of 5000 from the police fund
for Installing the plumbing. radiation, cleo
trio wiring and fixtures in the addition to
the city Jail now under construction. The
matter having been referred to the city
attorney for his opinion as to the right of
the board to make the appropriation. City
Attorney Burnham gave his written opinion
that the board had a perfect right to make
the appropriation.
A resolution was thereupon adopted by
the board Tuesday evening making the
appropriation. The fund will become avail.
able at nee and the work under the dI.
rection Of the city council viii be pro
ceeded with without further delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
UNABLE TO STAND OFF SHERIFF
Happy HOOligan" Makes Good, How
ever, with Town Authorities.

ever, with Town authorities
HASTINGS. Neb., Nov. 11.-(Special
Telegram.)-After terrorizing the town
Of Holstein, near here. and defyihg ar
rest by the local constable and all the
bystanders he could get to help him,
oliver Flynn, Familiarity known as
Happy H~ooligan," was taken into GUS
tody by Sheriff McCleery and Special
Deputy Mizen, who went from here in
response to a telephone call.
Although arrested on a warrant charg-
ing assault with intent to kill, Flynn was
allowed to pay a fine of $40 in full set
Element of the demands of justice.
The row started when two employees of
the Standard Bridge company of Omaha.
who had been at work on a nearby bridge,
went into town to get some red paint.
Flynn didn't like their appearance and
consequently assaulted them with a
heavy iron bolt. Both were quite seri-
ously wounded. When the constable went
to arrest him Flynn got a shotgun and
told the officer to bring the whole town.
1t was then that the telephone call was
sent to Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
NPo.itIon OF Men Am HAN.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Nov. I,-(Spe-
clal.)-Both Of the republican representa-
tives I'm this county were pledged in the
ante-primary campaign against county
option and have signlfied In the matter OF
the inquiry OF Governor Sheldon. that they
could not assist in passing the legislation
he outlined In his recent kilograms. The
opinion among republicans here seems to
be that the only possible thing that could
consistently be done at present would be
to pass a bill submitting an amendment to
the voters OF the state on a square, out
fight prohibition proposition. permitting
the people TO rule. And It has been sug-
gested in republican quarters that this
would hardly be worth the effort since the
act could be repealed by the democrats
and that the record to be made by the
forthcoming assembly will be equally plain
without 1t, and 1t can and probably will
be made on the presentation OF petitions.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
snrnect Confen.e. Theft.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. n.-(Special)-
Sheriff Fischer arrested a suspect on Mon
day and held him in jail until yesterday,
when he confessed to stealing a horse at
Ashland and taking it to Greenwood. where
he sold 1t for SO. The money was spent
with some companions whom he met, and Re
went from there to Lincoln and then here.
He gave the name of Virgil King and had
been working for a farmer seven miles
southwest OF Ashland. He was given the
horse to take to its owner at Ashland, but
he got drunk and sold the horse, accord
ing to the confession which he made to
the sheriff yesterday. The sheriff from
wahoo came here last evening and took
his prisoner back with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
HAPPY DISCOVERY
Looking for Medicine, Found Food.

In looking for a recommended remedy
in a newspaper, a sick woman found the
food which restored her to health. She
writes:
About three years ago a spell of sick
ness left me so weak that II was an
exertion to move my hand.
My appetite was gone and what little
1 did eat, distressed me so 1 had better
left 1t alone. The doctor saw 1 was get
ting weaker and advised me to take cod
liver oil, but my stomach would not toler-
ate 1t.
Then 1 was told to take eGg-nog with
stimulants to strengthen me, but hat did
not agree with me. 1 was getting dis
c~ouraged when a lady sent me a paper
in which there was a medicine advertised
which she thought might help me.
In looking through the paper 1 saw
an dv. telling how strengthening was
Grape-Nuts food. Strength was what l
was after, so 1 sent for a package of
Grape-Nuts.
II was so bad tina the cream I used
with this food distressed me. so took
one teaspoonful OF Dry Grape-Nuts and
ate 1t. using no liquid until / was
through.
ITO my surprise 1 felt no bad effect
The next time 1 took two t~easpoonsfuls
with the same result. 1t was not long
before ! could eat three teaspoonsfuls,
with the result that l was gaining
strength and my stomach was feeling
much better.
Il knew IL was owing to the Grape
Nuts because that was all I was eating.
1t was not long then until l could eat
cream with the Grape-Nuts and no dis.
tress. From then on all was we'll, and
there are very few meals eaten at ouI
table without Grape-Nuts."
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich. Read. 9TH Road to Well
ville,' In pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A new
appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true and full of human
interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

corn exhibit in this city November 30 to
December 3. The exhibit promises to be
one of the largest ever gathered in this
section and after the exhibition is over
the entire Exhibit Is to be taken to Omaha
to be placed upon exhibition there. The
grain men and farmers in general are taxi
ing considerable interest in the big show.
Arrangements are being made to nave a
chicken show here the latter part of De-
cember.
BEATRICE - The Presbyterian Brother
hood held a banquet in the church last
evening, which was attended by 1852 mem
bers of the church. One hundred and
twenty-five ducks killed at Shickley, Neb.,
by a hunting party from this city furnished
the feast for the banqueters. Rev. Harry
c.. Rogers of Kansas City was the princi-
pal speaker and he dwelt at length on
brotherhood work in the church. The mu-
sic was furnished by the Albert male quar-
tet. The ladies of the church served the
banquet.
BEATRICE - Judge Pemberton held q
special session of the district court yes
terday to dispose of the divorce case OF
Emma Dowd against James l.. Dowd, a
former resident of Wymore, who now lives
at Beaver Crossing, Neb. The decree was
granted as prayed for In the petition and
the plaintiffs maiden name, Emma Land
hammer was restored to her. In the case
of William f. Maiwald, who lost his eye
sight some time ago at the Dempster fac
tory, against the Fraternal Aid a%ssocia-
ton to recover $500 the suit was dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
BE~ATRICE-At the regular meeting OF
the city council last evening the monthly
report of the city treasurer showed $12.532S
| collected, $,S72.33 disbursed and a balance
on hand of So, 317M. OF the amount col
lected $3.50 was from the James Charles
estate for park purposes. A new sidewalk
ordinance was introduced and passed with
an emergency clause. 1t requires perma-
nent walks to be built in all parts Of the
city and they must be constructed Of stone.
cement or artificial stone, at least four
feet wide, and with foundation of concrete
| of specified consistency. The city attOr-
ney was instructed to draft an ordinance
regulating the speed Of automobiles in the
city limits.
PIATTSMOUTH-During the ninth IN
nual Cass county Sunday school conven-
ton these officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Charles F.. Noyes OF
L0uisville; vice president. C. c. Wescott
Portsmouth; secretary, George L. Farley
Plattsmouth; treasurer, James Stander
| louisville: division superintendents: First
district, Jesse Parry: second district. Mrs
w. A. Davis. Weeping Water; third dis,
trict. Mrs. Gertrude Lake. Murdoch; SUI
nerintendents of departments: temperance
DR.. A. A. Randall. Plattsmouth; teachers
training. L. A. Chairman, E1mwood: liter,
allure, Miss Edith Clisbe. Weeping Water
home department. Mrs. Della Kirkpatrick
Nehawka: adult, r. II. Nickle. Alvo; pri
mary, Miss Olga MeitZel. Murdoch: pas
tors Rev. J.. II. Salisbury. Plattsm0uth
The next annual meeting will be held II
ElmWood.