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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. $. Land Of flee at Camden, Ark, March 27, 1909.

T flee at Camden, Ark, March 27, 1909.
 Notice is hereby given that
 ABRAM E. NARRAMORE of Vandervoort Ark, who on May 26, 1902, ma II E. No. 256l7 Serial No. 0l354), for SEl4 Sec. ?, T. S., k. 3l w. 9th r. NJ, has filed notice Of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described before the Cir cult Clerk Of Polk county at Meua, Ark, on the 18th day of May. l909
 Claimant names as witnesses: Robert w. Daniel, Robertaf. Daniel and Charles r. Ra- bun of Nandervoort, Ark, and James E. Starnes of Cove, Ark.
 Apr. 8 II. c. Friedhelm, Register.
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CHERRY HILL UNION NO. z6f. L. l.. Sanders, president; E. ]. Southers, Secretary Meets each ist and Sd Saturday at p m. Bigger F. Q.
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BOARD CAMP UNION.
FIDELITY IrNInN

Meets lst 3rd and 9th Wednesday nights C. II. Miller, presidents A. l.. Wear, secretary Board Camp r. c.
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J. c. Terrell president: s. Thacker, secre- tary. Meets 2nd and ith Saturday at p. m. Rocky postofiice.
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COUNTY LINE UNION NO. DIT. Meets Saturday evening before the lst and 8rd Sundays. D, Morris, president, W. II. Riding, secretary. Hartley r. c.
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LTBERTY UNION NO. 2a5.

HOLLY HILL UNION NO, 2l5i A.J Edwards, president; J. F. smith, sec retary, HartIy F. ..
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WARNING nRnER.

j. r. and NJ. II. Zegler, plaintifs, vs. E. Vincent, delendant-ln the Polk Chancery court.
 The defendant, F Vincent, Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintlns, J. F. and Nj n Ieigler
 March & 1909. II. J. Green. Clerk
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TCopyrlghi, Ioof. The Bobbs Merrill Co.l Continued from last week.

CHAPTER IA great financial magnate ,,as aboard the train which Col Winter met bis Amt Rebecca. Miss Smith and Archie. He his orderly, Sergt, Hadley, to watch over Cary Mercer.
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HOLLY GROVE UNION NO. 1542 W. T.Terrel, president: J. <. Bethel, secre tary. Meets 2d and ith Friday nights.
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HOLLY SPRINGS UNION NO. 2s4 E. K. Griffith, president; J. c. Yell, secIe- tary. Quito r. c.
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Geo. Wood, president, K. Wilcox, SO re tary; meets 2d and ith Saturdays at ? D. m. Bigger, P. O.
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ROCK SPRINGS UNION NO s91
 Ed Posey, president: c. l.. Posev. secretary Quito r. O. Meets 2nd and ith Saturdays.
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RANSOM UNION NO. s17.
{OCKY UNION No. I5i.

Meets lst and 3rd Saturday nights. J. K Cham bers, president; Prof w. R. ShInn sec retary. Mena, r. c.
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HATFIELD UNION NO. 260 Meets lst and 3rd Saturday at D. m. A. c Bruce, president; k. II. Stockton. secretary Hatfield r. O.
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Meets 2d and tth Thursday nights. k. !. Perln, presidents c. C. Cole, secretary and lrenanrer.
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CoIfNTY LINE |

w, Winkley, president: D. Harber on secretary. Meets 2d and 3rd Satudays
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DALLAS UNION NO. 750 Meets lst and 8rd Saturday at 7;30 D. m. S A. Key, president; A. l.. Durham, secretary lem. P. O.
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w. F.. Murray, president; ]. W. Edwards, secretary and treasurer Meets each 2d and 4th Tuesday nights.
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FOWLER UNION NO I2S4. J. F. Roger, president, H. F. RIngler, secre- tary. Meets first and third Saturdays.
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OLIVER CHAPrI, IINION

MOUNTAIN FORK UNION Tom Rogers, presldent Willie Beavers, sec
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OWEN CHAPEL UNION NO. 330
 c. W. Harbin president: W. NJ. Harbin. secretary. Meets 2d and 4th Friday nights.
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CENTER UNION NO 1901 Lee Evens, president, T. A. Dooley, secre-
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pnTrEn uNInN.

OAK GROVE UNION I. B. Davis, president; T. B. Baker, sesre- tary. Granniss
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wARNfNG ORDER

w N TNNINfT VTtITTsTN9 Thomas A Russell, plaintih, vs Mrs c. w. James, defendant-In the Polk Circuit court. The defendant, Mrs c w. James, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint ofthe plaintiff, Thomas A Russell.
 March 10, 1909. H. l. Green, Clerk.
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OZARK UNION NO ,oo2

Meets lstand 3rd Saturday nights. ]. Blan, president; s. B. Higgins, secretary and treasurer.
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OVERTURE UNION NO. 1897. Clarence Waits. president; Albert Ward secretary. Gillham F. Q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
Court AffirmS
Its Right TO
Dlsbar Dunn
Omaha Lawyer Asks to Make State
msnt and Is Shown New
Opinion In Case
Fron a statf currespondaut)

LINCOLN, Dec H. special Telegram
When l. j. Dunn. the disbarred Omaha
lawyer presented himself in supreme court
TINS afternoon and through hiE attorney
W. J, Cornell. asked 10 be allowed 10 make
q statement 10 the court. be WAS coufroune4d
wiki an opinion Of Lhs court reHffir-I11 ing
lis right - dashar Dunn.
Mr.. Dunn iE one Of The attorneys for the
ciry In the sun involving an old Eus light
ms contract which Is being argued on up-
peal When the case was called TINS Hf-
1ernuun w J. Cunnsl. appearing for Dunn
rose and said before the case proceeded
Mr- Damn would like 10 make a statement
Cfis1 Justice Reese, speRzing for the
cuEst. Hni1 Lhe court had just handed down
an opinion Ia ne Dunn case. and probably
Mr.. Dunn would Ike 10 read IL before
he made q stHtemgut. Mr Dunn wsur 10
the clerks lfficg HnG secured q COPY Of
rhe u1iIuiurl which b. read. It held the
coGlT has riEht 10 dis8ur Dunn and re-
Affirmed rnt position the court took IN
lhs oouterIIIlt case. Judge Dean dissented
EE TIE time ALr. Dunn had The Document
read Nil HerdnHu for the Eas COMPANY
Wnk making an GrEumeuI 10 tne e3urt
and prooeedtngE iu tha Dunn case we're
delayed for 3 time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
Look for Close
of Strike Today:
Conference IS On
Federation Official and Governor Lb-
erhRrt Are Hopeful 0f
Gulck Results.

ST PAUL, Dec. %2-There is nov every
indication thHl the swftchmsnis srgS%a VIII
be brought 10 a close today aud x-at the
nen wiz ne hack H work tu-uorrDu
Il E. PerhHn Of the American Fedora
lIon Of Labor railway department eouacn
is authority for thgl statement.
@ hen asked this norn1nE Il be 1houEhi
the men and The rUads we're close enough
together 70 END The strike he replied
Yes. I fully believe than the strike vii
be closed today
Asked Il the 2-ceur d1ffereu-ial IN wares.
said TO have been granted the men Of the
uouu-HLu divisions, would serve In any WAY
so Elunsr neEUrizUUnE President Perharn
said
such srnHH details win not stand in the
WY Of e settlement
Governor EberhHTr through whose sf-
forts Lhe railroads and the strikers were
brought LuEsther, was R-ss in a hopeful
.-E-ue u mind TINS morning.
The conference between the railroad
managers and the Federation council mHy
he held II The governors office / G
lawn, chairman u the curuuliuiee uf rail-
way genera managers, came 70 81 Paul
11dHr With Mess-s. C5e1rEe ?. Glade Of the
Northern Pacific and james M C-ruber Of
1he Great Northern. VINO were IL confer
euue il Chicago Wirh M. Elawn ves1srauy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
Pioneer Engineer
Dies at w aterloo
Sbebblns a Teal, One Of the First
10 Ru1 On Union Pacific,
Passes Away.

slebhius A Tea, one Of the first en-
EinesrE 70 rUn on The Union Pa-iFic after
the eastern end Of LhE road WIS opened.
died al Waterloo Thursday rluruirE III 3
@ clock. His death WIS rather sudden. A.
though he had been in poor heallh for
several months
ne was tJr over q EEnerariul- one Of r1f.
prominent figures among the ruffruad en-
IlUyes II the vest For the lnst thirty
wears he WIS UuRstsr mechanic for -he
n AuI'LhWesrg~n II Missouri Valley 4e sell
Ied in Council Bluffs u hen thar civ Wa
village and WIS for sometime errpIovss
as an engineer On the C,verIEnd. when thar
raHd began operations UUl uf Council
Bluffs
NJ Teal was y years old and h1s death
was Cus 10 complication tncldeut 10 old
age. de WIS married five or six wears
aE0 10 Mrs.. Purchase OF Waterloo ana mas
been living here since
Lr. r. =. Teal of Omaha Is q E--gndson
Mrs. BeresheIm Of Council Bluffs is a
daughter and Frank Teal formerly OF
Omaha now Of Oakland Cal son.
The funeral VIII be held Sunday afternoon
a. ] O clock from the residence here and
the body VIII be taken 10 Council Elufte
FOR burial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
ZINC ALBERT | on THRONE
New Belgian Ruler Greeted with
Cheers by Subjects.
PAYS EEH TRIBUTE TO LEOPOLD
Says Royal Tnc3e Perfarmed Blk
WOsssz fer EnrzchmeBa 81 NEzE9A.
bur Declares for Eu-1Huiry
and Progress

BEUssELs Dec. sG.-AnothHr young
nuuAreh WIS added to the rsiEuing sor-
erfEas Of Europe today when Albert as-
soended the throne q Belgium. The Of
fiuial ceremony was brfIIiZur and the pop
ulHr acclaim genuine Yesterday an Bel
gfun m0urned. Today svery-wn,srs there
WRs Incorporating and joyous cries filled
the Etr.
The scene IN the House n Parliament,
where The cath to tbs rtr1ne was tuken
was impressive with lis sertinE Of royalty.
Here lha new monarch mBds Cd address
destined, by its democratic lone and une-
uulvucsl expressions on the great question
# The Belgium C0ngn. 10 ErrrRrt The Et-
rsuruu of the world.
CnluuizBtion should mean civilization
said the king. The nation desired policy
Of humanity End progress in the Cunru
and no one had righ- 10 d0ubr her prom
Use that such policy would be main
rained.
Al dRvhreBK the slreers were again
GROW ded WIKI thousands who sought po-
sirions from which they might view the
entry 10 the capital Of Albert and Eliza
betn Windows. balconies and roots were
filled and standing room on wagons tables
chairs and ladders was SOLD by eurer-rris-
ing speculH1urs at s-rrEvREHut prices.
Preceded by Queen EItzabelh ana the
-N-o Lrle princes. Leopold and Chase who
occupied the ro-al coach, Albert 1nnde
JOY Gus entry" tC the CITY. The S-ug W-uE
mounted On q spirited charger and ulade q
striking picture In the gold and white u1I.-
form q general. F5e repeatedly &c
know edged The rlHudirs of the psc-Ie and
smiled as shower q flowers fen upon
the queens coRah.
King and Queen AppInuaeS-
The arrival Of the queen 81 the han Of
Deputies WIS the signal for az ourburs1 af
applause, while the demonstration that
followed in honor Of the king continued
for many minutes. A feeble ar1er1Iur q the
socialists 70 raise counter cries were
drowned tn Shouts Of long i've the king
Standing before the RsseublaEs Of bril-
lHErly uniformed princes and foreign repre-
seu1arires, bishops and seua1urs. Albert
in another setting. would have passed read
iy for q Young college professor undressing
his class
IN an aEresah-s voice and speaking de-
hherately the new monarch pledged hizl-
SELF 70 work for The social advuncsusr- Of
ne nation and the elevation Of the moral
ana intellectual standard q the people de
WoL-lc seek he said. To develop the svs-er-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
OLD NAN EAY LOSE PENSION
Col0rsd Veteran Of % Liable to Loss
After Twenty Years
AE0THEz OF ELS NAME A Rival
Erustus Duncan uf Omnha Hna E-ns-
rus Duncan Of Kansas Are Cans
Ing PeRston Department
some Tan Gue.sfnE-

ErRstus Duncan. q colu-ad man VINO
uu-fssHes t1 The are q ~ living in the
north parr @ Omaha and who has been
drawing q pension o. El5 a month for the
last twenty Years is liable tu l8ss 1hH1
duuHrtvs OF The Euvsrurnsu1 on The pnssTbl-
i-y lhat be Is NOT The real Erastus Dun
cHn
Duncan secured the allowance uf mis- ptn-
sinr claim CD the allegation that be served
u culusd regiment curing The uar. hu-
the number q which he W.ns not wholly
able to give ne said he was enlisted 5uHt
81 the close n the Tiekshurr uHuuuiru in
1863. That uns about all he k-ew ur H.
tut the pension came and he has been cd
loytnE fr since
The case WIS hruuE.ht iuto uusEriun q few
rsars as0 through rns widow nf an Ernsrus
duncan applying far q pension THIS Dun
M WIS tns member Of q HiffH-snf resi-
merit entirely and serving tn q different
part af -he army from The Or1HhH Duncan.
lt vAs then decided by the pension com
missioner that lnt Omaha man hHI sstau-
LEhed his claim 10 The sattsfhcrian Of the
Department md The widovsE CLAIM WIS re-
i@crsd.
Special examiners we're uu1 on tbs case
and Mrs. Duncan again renewed her claim
r-llishing conclusive evidence thar she wRs
the riEhrful widow uf q regularly enlisted
soldier. named ErRsuus Duncan.
DeR1h Record IN Douhr
II WIS HboWn thai her husband mad
served fEithfuI.v and received an hannr-
able discharge bu1 il was difficult 10 sss1ab-
hsh the fact q mis- deuLh, 1his particular
case coming from Kansas.
i nuw appears that the Omaha Duncan
has been drawing The pension wholly upun
the military record OF the Kansas Dun
can, TIE Omaha man insisting than his FIRST
service Was Immediately following the
NlCksburE campaign, whils the Kansas
Duncan had been IN service over a wear
PRIOR 10 rhH- campaign. and was q much
younger MIN than the Omaha man.
ne Omaha nan positively sweurs thar
ne never served in the regiment ascredired
10 he service uf Lhs Kansas man. bur ne
hRs nu1 been able 10 show what regiment
he Gid serve n.
-he pension szAU1nsrE R1e Sill working
on the puzzle and il begins 10 4aok aE
II 1he Kansas widow msr yer WIN OH
and that the wsnerRbis Erasuus Duncan OF
Omaha may be dropped from The ruHE.
II is the palicg of rhe pension bUrHaE 10
give me holder Of 3 pension the banefn
OF every duub1 and 50 Erasrus Duncan Of
OInahR has had his pension suspended IN
IN the cRss is definitely settled one v-nv or
the other.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
DR.. Cook Murdered Abroad.
is Belief of His Brother

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s-N-IIlEm L. Cook
said today hs believed thar hls brother
Lr. Frederick A Couk had met FROM foul
play abroad
i had g letter from Or Cook early tins
week saId lhe brother, ''in winch he said
be was hurrying 70 CUpsnhaEen win his
pr0aes u having found The Nurlh pole.
ide shDuld have reached Copenhagen be
fore rhls and us ne had been tnrH A1ensd
E-i1h violence ] fear his enemies have over
taken him"
The report q The special commfrrae
which tnrssrlEltsd Dr. Frederick a Cook a
claims 70 having reached the summit o.
Mount Mckinley VII be delivered 10 the
boEurd u governors uf the explorers club
tomorrow While the tureEIiEz1ors VIII
n8t diruiss uhfH text ~ the rePurr they
dsHy 1hIll it disUrsdtrs DT. CoOk claims.
WASHINGTON. dec Zg-Ths rsporr Of
lhe University Of CUpenhEsen adverse 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23

the claims 81 Ir. Frederick A. Cook as 10
the arrEinueuI Of the North pole ls nov
on ia way 70 lniE country for the EuIdnnea
o. me sclsnlific iuveEriEa1ors n -he case
here
cAbieErEn was received r0dET from
uhe university ty Prof j. Howard Gore.
chairman q the Eub-c8rnn nn5t1se appointed
by the NBuuuHl Geographic society. -
conduct the turesliEHli1n under the aus
pioes q raar urEEuizEri1n ANNOUNCING 1nnt
the university had forwHrded RS report IL
The HOciery-
That report win be considered by The
sub-ouIurairtee, but On the submission %
the original observations - Lr. Cook. the
fled note book which be Rapl on his
arc1ir travels win a. be- Saws h5ure On
the VerdiCt ~ The Bub-sorurn irree
The nesting uf The sub-cammlr1he uD
be hsid probably during lhs Ersl week iu
January
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
P0STMEN CARRY BIG LOADS
HCz3dHg BuEiness New at IfE He7Eh1
Good system in Omaha
Avoids C0nEes1I8m

Christmas mail business Is 8t trE height
In Omaha There is 3 paraeVlble increase
over -hEl Of lzz1 wear. bun there Is but
lirulH congestion or confusion in the local
postu1fce. Several wsiEhers are located
near The stamp windows and handle and
weigh The packages as rapidly a. They
come in and indicate the amount # stamps
required on the packages inns materially
s1lpedirluE the work
The registry department is worked 10
The Limit and the registry room is con-
srEutly piled I'D win mass Of packages
uf al description. The excessive influx of
mail Is being handled with almost perfect
system. which is q credir 10 the pOstoHfice
force.
The incoming mails are unusually heavy
with Christmas tokens and al the subsri-
uu-H and extra carriers are Er work helping
w-i1h the c.ry Eistrfbur1n. Tne CARRIERS
are loaded down Ike pack horses on sach
delivery, some q them starting uur with
over forty pounds Of mail. The rush vii
a1ultuue up 70 Saturday noon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
Office Looks Like
Workshop of Santa Claus

Probation C'fficHr Bernstein uffius tn rhs
ctry hau looked Ike q big toy shop We'd
nesdHy evening aud THURSDAY morning.
WIN uHurihurionE furnished by rich
ff1azos ~ me youngsters VINO have No
riches o. lheir own -'MuET" WAS Hhls 70
ouy eariuad. more uF less. uf big ana
lltus uegs
IupaekfuE rhe boxes was no snHn TASK.
and then began the joh a making them
~ mio desirahls HEsorrmsurs fur the re-
eiEasnIs ON rhs hst q rhls practical SAulH
Clans and his assistant Doc" Carver
Every child that me probation officers
oould Eet track uf VINO wHs not IIEsly 10
Eei toys Or games trum q huma source has
been rsneEnbered win sumsrhinE
In addition 70 rhe TOYS diHrrIbu1ssd eHch
~ ER h0Es, N-h1 i've az h8rne ana E-s help
ing ouf uhs bear lhsy Can. VII be girsn q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23

Christmas basket. containing one live
chicken, crErberrieE- apples. one box u
cereal DnC q fine, warn pair q ruirreuE.
The managers Of TINS basket Christmas s
Tree Are Joe Carroll uf The Bee. Tony
CoszrHrzi uf the Wurld-Herald Eud John
Munino az lhe News They are azsisrsd
by newsbuyE uu-zruirlee. win .1LaES
a. chairman consisting Il Cad Downs and
ALks BErtn
FaTT a The ChriErmns fund used for
luyI and the other things was lafr over
rrum the IhanksgiFlnE cash uaurri hlriHns
and the balance WIS cuurrfhu1sd hv MrE
Frank l. HEllsr, c. r Jewel Ware bur
Esak' J J. D=r1Eht rhs Byrne-Faa1u -1.Hr
Company, c. c. George. Charles Il Brown.
" CErpeutst MArrn Bros. saurh
Omaha O-Rrian Candy uau1p1uy. ans
Postum CszeRl company
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
FARMERS Rush GRAIN IN


1llilsiaeruhis gran is beiuE moved 10
me Omaha market in spi1s ~ the bad
" NeHlhsr E-iEErv-une cars Ware recsiy-sd
" tureslHy lu clmpErsuu R-l1h ftrry-une
year az, and furyg--niue for the same
aAy lt h1nsls --ry. Thz ROADS have com
Iheleg n'1en CFer and The farmers Are
Elis 10 haul b-ul- lazds 70 me ranrana
slnluns The pr1ce is urrrarcfrs Hnd run-
hiofrnhls is beng moved The farmers also
seem 20 De anxious 10 Ees rraln ou rbe
ruad nov, EnoViuE when the thaW e1-,.s
MS ruaes VIII be IN very bad c8ua-r5,-
There WIS an ezcspuuuEIy heavy rof,
uf several d2ys aGruLlan ius1 before -.
freeze winch mh5e The ruads lr7.ansss In.
ana tney VIII be l me same eaua4riar
Whe1 n warns up q Ir1ie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
An advertisement
for a servant Mon
day brought the
advertiser seven ap-
pliCantS on Tues
day.

Do y0u need q servant for general
hUusswUrk2 A cook A second
girls A laundress2 A chauffeur?
A c0RchmRns
A little want ad VIII bring
you any kind Of help, because
servants looking or work al
ways read The Bee Help
Wanted ads 10 find a good
place.
II not U0uFeniel1 10 bring your
Ed 10 the office the nearest drug
store Is probably a BrEnch Office.
Or tslsphune Douglas 28g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-23
STEAL Just F0R EXCITEMENT
Clifford Coleman Saws That's What
AetEsIed Elm End BErgsrk
RELIEVES FIVE MIGHT CLERKs
CsnfesEfoz sf LEneh Counter TThtef
Removes Bane from Mind of
M-l Whs FeII They Were
Suspected-

Just for excitement" clifford Coleman
and Jesse Bu-Esrs rrtsbea rbe Boston
Lunch cafsterins on Fnsnam street.. the
Climax restaurant the Ivy Leaf aud the
Omaha Quick LUNCH place
Coleman pleaded guilty. and made q Glenn
breas1 before Judge sutton in GIsurirt court
and ne implicated Burgers IN au the early
morning hoid-ups uf recent occurrence
Ffve night cashiers wll be glad that Cuie-
1aan mas confessed, for they felt under
suspicion q being urrused Of having
framed # u-7 themselves.
Coleman was moi sentenced. n being de-
sired 10 irves1iEHte MS record before the
r-ue when ne sHvE he began life Of crime.
BE-rars is under Indictment fur the same
uHfeuses
Harry BOY WIS another ErruiEuIneut ut
the aay. 10y. who is E descendaut Of a
SaneEEnhiHl monarch. worked at ms Ar
nuur niaut and rvo weeks ago WIS tried
2 district court for rrisiuE q pay c1ecE. "a
Jury aoquirted MIN and Roy went back t.
-he same game according 10 the evidence
arni1st him. This time Gus 1IcLsrin. also
cuIored. but Of UEHnd4n extraction sgt
in rhr game according TO the compliant
Both uIaadp1 not guilty
CLzefurd Cl-rlstDTh hlr Kelly WIS 2 coIecuur.
He got a check payLnie 70 his employer
and one day while IN MS cups be signed
his employer narns. The employer said
il would be all right If Kelly made II up,
hu1 the employer stopped payment on the
check and the bank mad Kelly arrested.
Ee psadad rzurv- Sentence WIS deferred.
Joseph Eaza and Joseph Sayrock came
IKE Eosciusko 10 America FROM POLAND and
IKE The Revolutionary hero. are belLEsTeu--
But as they We're not fighting 10 free
q raer-Icu. bu1 no DO up a fellow country
nlun they are ia the tolls Thav denied the