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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15


{ ~ = Negroes, as q rule, perhaps, less
ehah other people who earn their liv-
ing with their hands are interested IN
:. the framing of tariff legislation. Re.
'3ected by most of the labor organi-
Hst1ons, which are In close touch with
az That concerns capital, they have
! ROT IN the mass learned that what
4 :. benefits or Injuries capital similarly
3'aWeets labor. In consequence, that
portion of the race residing in West
+ virginia is not cognizant of the full
nn1prt OF the efforts of our congress-
5lopnah delegation, in both houses, to
t continue coal as dutiable article
y. m West Virginia, fully three.
xourths OF the race exist upon the coal
Industry. AS coal miners most of
rpHem live and as coal miners or coal
miner dependents, unfortunately. most
gff them die. IF, then, coal is placed
ON ahe free list as originally intended
80 ~ 49, '"or consequent lowering Of wages
! TT this extra hazardous labor, their
INTERESTS will be jeopardized no less
than those Of the operators. They
sswilll find themselves face to face with
she labor Of other countries where the
,sat@ht"hour law, the short ton, two
Z Weeks pay, check weighman and other
concessions gained after years of en-.
: desaYor are not in; force. We should
( therefore, be as deeply interested as
bay other class of laboring people In
che, efforts being put forth by Soma
tors Elkins and Scott and our Con
fHssfpen. for tho. retention of the
present duty on coal
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
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EsntAr IT who has q ~,S t; >,
|AhsH hi. 49,. 81
and that ltha 10 roest q 8 = 3. M 49,
pliahads hy M, ~ 800, Z
e II al aaSi,S INA ~ :,
seen, clearly by the fundan entals,s rs
Its work. The phyaician .a.ais 49, Fsss
|life, and NOTHING f. s,n,;o;,s Is NJ, 49,
life, tHis eoniSS, enf NM ,s.
study. or htGi1ry, ss,,, ~,
chology ana nh vsi III -
and !brandSea o,s 49, :, J 49,
great studFss and amoati mi y, nj.
of study mist be. ~ 80 80;
Ehenstyss; - tfft S .i,s,;l So A. :
FqMainted with tha q1,Ie;.E 81 ,,:,S;
Eehology, for, many li,aaa ssa,. ,,,av - n.
psych oIoRiS An "a !, -
cured by a sKnoS%l g nSsS Sf So ysi;,1
We have narrowed b fh ,t a,,stthyssicisn,ss
work to the cure Sc sstthe body s. !, n,
have compelled most most of ffRaeiniS 10 tbs
Study only of anatomy. snhysiol 80
and hygiene, THUS we hayaS isft l ifsaS'
For his study the on one, ss,,d,s
namely, psychology. =. FIR - =
more than, flesh and bones.t hS> ia
MIND and soul. We Can not MIR g.
much insistenee in, these DAVIS no.
great learning for :,the. X nbVVas,c !,
This is a day OF sfjec;alties an3 f.:
requires men of ,deep learning IN enc
cifc lines or study Withont daan
learning there will tbs s t,uacktrv ,,,I,..
humbugs; with it there will be. acf.
ence; and triumph It is therefore,
necessary that the medical nro,feasiio,I
shall insist upon broad culture Ca,,,l
specific; knowledge. +Recosnizinp , M
fact that medicine Is not an eveot
science, it's all the more necessary
that it should be a broad ana daaS
science. The practioner,-th e.asa,.s.
must be man who Knows ;Eut.es;n
~e come to employ a pfysieiani, % IN.
not look at his color, nor co.'s 90
much about his his ;pedieree = W., srs.,, ~ =
Iscience, and SCIENCE is a yarihhia;
|quality. Therefore Inc mo u,ha 80 80
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
WULLS AND BEA.RS---WHAT ARE
at ~ s% q - THEY? @...f
(Frorh wall Street Gniae)

ly (Rrora Wall Street Guide).
ever workman has his tools
h h sIss has eyprv profession It's own lam
Ssesasge. 4 Wall Street is no exception
s1sat rnis. >s".'z... +. u: ,,.I>....'.
I /, ne Writsf Attempted to teii~ ia
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
STORER'S LOSS.

al OkbAAASS A<th~NSs
ths destruction by Are OF Lincoln
\ haak inc hpys' dormitory at storer col
is a serious blow to- that famous
! old institution, which depends almost
.ttStbbliY, upon charitable New England
y a ai;as 81 the Free viii. Baptist, faith. BY
whom the school was founded and has
been since supported. -,
fiiia about twelve years ago, when
thu school at Institute was founded$ by
sslaEislative act, Storer college was the
ionly institution in the state offering
St tie West Virginia Negroes courses
sS&k;xhsr than those to be had In the
! iYjsh1ic schools. The circumstances i'm,
lsdass which it began it's noble work
: &sre' little more favorable than those
[ Surrounding similar institutions, in
that Storer started with grant OF
I thu buildings and land formerly Occu-
pied by the officers in charge of the
\ limited States arsenal located at Har-
per'a Ferry Nevertheless, DR.. Brack-
cit and his associates, who took upon
themselves the. herculean task Of edu-
eating the freedmen of the Shenan7
doah valley. did not have easy sailing.
Lack of funds to carry on the work
was not. the only obstacle they had
to overcome, Even more insuperable
than this: was the prejudice of the
white people of the community, who
opposed the location Of the school in
their midst by every means short Of
assassination and incendiar'sm. The
students dared not leave. the grounds
except in large bodies, and the teach
ers. all of whom were necessarily
white, were ostracised and insulted
upon every possible occasion. ;,
!. Despite the opposition, the school
grew gradually in attendance and In
Anenoe, and, many an ambitious Negro
/ boy and girl in Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia and other states owes
his start IN the world to the oppor-
tyinities Afforded him at storer colleges
Though standing alone in it's line Of
sndeavof, the school, received but lit
tie aid from the state. West Virginia
Legislators had not opened their eyes
TO the necessity of providing any 9TH
ter than district or city school facili-
lies. for the states Negro youth, but
northern philanthropy, as it must do,
again, IF the burned dormitory is re-
placed, provided the means which
made it possible for Storer to continue
it's work.
The indefinite suspension of the
schools work, following so close up-
ON like misfortune at Hill Top, SER
,inusly interferes with the secondary
ttedscation of the Negro in West .Vir-
ssginia and is deplofed by all who ARD
: interested in the advancement Of the
race
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15

\. I s sl.-i S.,As&a : :. ~. N;K
0lso0sa ~ IN SnAIsSMay number OF The
qniias s sss i9Eant kinds of stocka
ana 1oEds thAtNare hoaSht and sold
In Wali Street. and their relatiys
safety ~ lysatnfent propositions, ii
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
SLAP OF PASSERBY ENDS
SERIOUSLY FOR {. [. GIBSON
GothenbUFg Man SJaEEers &EaiaHt
stranger and il in Hospital with
Fractured skull.

L l. Gibson Of G~0theuburE Seb.. vas
SLAPPED by a Kan Oh the street and fen
down. inirTlns hls head. Eud Il y thought
fTacturLIg his skull Gibson staggered
against a pssserby. Via showed him ASIDE.
and the former fell IL front o. the MeT
chants EU.el-
He vas aiken 20 the ~d,spenszy a. the
police alto where lie SEs attended b.
Drs- z r. Harris and BizEe-v- They wsre
unable 20 find the fracture but the
s. uproms were apparent He wzs taken u
81 Josept'E hospital for Treatment
John Bates and G. ". Thomas o. F.or-
snoe were found lying In the snow a. Th4r-
r=euth and Pine streets severely chilled.
II b. thought Mr. BE-es limbs are frozen
and that ne may have contracted pneu-
mon:s- M Thomas was not IL = serious
condition
Thomas VAS released on bail vhlcn he
forfeited in police court Saturday. while
Bates Wss sent hack for = day 10 sober Up
John Brown, also picked up Friday nigh.
10 keep him from freezing 10 death. EGs
discharged By Judge Crawford
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Convention of RefOrmerS
Unanimous on Two Things

WASHINGTON, De- II-Cpou $50 pUn-
c.plss o: reform the tvsaty-08e societies
represented in the uefOTmsrs colC.ase
agreed unanimously before the msst.Is
here today one is total abstinence
for the iudiyld-a. and the ouher pTohl5.uoE
for the stEEe.
Out % The mass o. reform projects, which
includea tie white save traIEC ire drug
haiti. race uack gambling and many Ctas.
forms Of vice, drink alone go the lnsr.-
u0-s backing o. TIE rstOTmsTE To hat
end d Wzs DECIDED 10 create . tempz-ancs
literature committee which v1u carry Or
and stimulate TIE prohibition WGys Casa
ard eAl estate are ssld 10 be waiting for
the oommittee as soon a. u E formed
Before the eonelsye adjourned IL endorsed
some Of the bulls psndlnE before congress
and peuuCnsd for their passage. Among
them Were the snu-rscs track bil. TIE bnl
for absolute prohibition IN Hawai- the bul
against the opium uatCc and the hAAn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
GUESTS OF UNIVERSITY
Omaha Varsity is Scene of Merry
GatherinE-PrOminent Eda-
Gators Speak.

The University Of Omaha held a -eoep-
ton 10 the seniors q the Omaha Higa
school last night al the university building,
&Z North Tweuty-fouTIh street The re-
was ATTENDED b. a majority q the
high school seniors and . number OF the
members Of the faculty.
The reception han was decorated II tes-
toous which combined the col0-s Of the
nigh sca u dresses u % and o and the
red ard L.ack Of the university. TIE fuEc-
ucu figured as an Introduction to the
school for many who may become students
IN The institution and represented an effort
on the part Of the university TO interest
the young people Of Omaha in its work.
A program which Included addresses By
". n. Davidson superintendent Of the pub
JIG schools. Or. D. Z jenkins, acting presi-
dent Of the University OF Omaha and
Judge Howard Kennedy Of the board Of
trustees constituted pat Of the evening"
entertainment
Dr Jenkins urged the Importance Of
the university To- the Omaha young people
wh0 would choose 20 complete Their train
ing without leaving TIRE city 2 indicated
the future Significance Of the school.
Among other MEMBER OF the university
faculty present were. Dr.. Il H Nay.
nard Prof W. y. Hultby. Prof Z Il.
Mitchell. Prof Charles Z Heron. Prof.
W L leonard. Miss Mildred Mclean and
Ms c. P Ross The high school faculty
was represented by Prof 2 L. Graft,
principal Prof. Nathan Bernstein. Prof.
Carstenzon. MIS- Hewitt. Miss Penelope
smith Miss Jane smith 2 Miss Kate
AcHUgh-
In --a rzrzFysrE linz No. ~ S,u,,o,
SALISBURY. Miss Paasy Williams NJ. and
Ms. L. c. Graft. Dr. and Ms. W. "
Davidson. Prof and Mrs. Curreus. M
g. Smith cd NJ vzrra U=zR.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
in Texas
and Oklahoma
Drifts Are Interfering with Railroad
Traffic in Panhandle-Zero
in Colorado.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok. Dec. K-Dr'.-
ing snow in the Panhandle Of Oklahoma
and Texas IL interfering with train service
to such an extent that trains on the santa
Fe and the Colorado & Southern are being
detoured over branch lines IN order that
Amarillo may be reached b. ves,-hound
Air from Oklahoma and south-bounG
trains from Texas
The worst ~snowdrfts in years are 70
ported in Beaver. Harper and Texas ooun-
les in Oklahoma
A blighurg snowstoYm rsgtd all DAY IN
northwest Oklahoma A dispatch from
Ava Woods county says the storm IS he
worst In ten years.
FL PASO. Tex. Dec. E--SnoW began
falling this afternoon and continues to-
night The saN Is general throughout noria
chihuahua, and a heavy loss Of live STOCK
iE feared.
DENVER Dec- Zero weather prevails
throughout Colorado tonight The therm-
oneteT reached Is degrees below al Cripple
Greek and = below al Gllett.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Man Shot Through
Heart Receivers
St. Joseph Man Who Was Wounded
Three Weeks Ago Practically
Out of Danger.

ST JOSEPH No Dec IL-Fraucis Drys-
dale shot through Ine heart while handling
hiss revolver jAree weeks ago. is able 20 st
Up in bed - -. Josep's hospital. and H..
cen. plste TscCv=rT : expected His phySc
condition = TOW good, He vas shot No
vembeE u last, me bule- striking The lefr
ytL.rc.G pluyTiEg a f-rrUw an Inch Ions
ard making en- opening into the ravit-
The p-~-.cardIuu- o. sack containing the
heart. vas filled with blood. and The wound
sp-ur-d 8 .st u blood ~ large a. & man =
hIIt finger. The wound wEs closed wiz
stsT-i1et sa-ze. The szlze was removes
yesterday with l0 bad effects The only
abnormal condition 15T s. a high pulse
prgsdale s a farmer = yssrs old. r. Per
forming the operation the doctors cut Oh
par, OF ,Ee fifth 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
OPEN HOUSE NEW YEARS
BY DAHLMAN DEMOCRACY
Club Decides 10 EnteFtaiB Friends
FiFst Of Year and LAys
Plans Well.

Open house viii b. Observes On Nea
Years cay .1 the rooms q the Dahluau
Democracy club a. Is south Fftssutf
street IL rooms will De ope. % the
members and trends Lunch and refresh.
ue1is All b. served The reception hours
VIII De from 2 o-c.5cE 90 IL TIE rooms
gill be decorated and a. orchestra Eul
furnish music. \ committee composed q
Mye- Klein. ~. 2. Sloscksr and G.. A
HESS has been appointed 20 make the AZ
rsugsnents The reception was decided On
a. the meeting of the club FRIDAY night
and another meeting vEI Be held 70 com
pleJe TIE p.aTs This meeting w-u he Esld
subject % the call q The Chairman
A donation q 80 WEs made lo Ire MS
sion. % - used foT the rET -rnas fuad
for the needy people % the rt
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

BAL 10 regulate me white save Traffic.
DT. ~ Edward JAnney. Chairman Of ne
Nations vigilance for the Sup
EFesf.Ol ana prevention q uAfro 10 EOEnsn
tod me c0Dclaye that human slavery In IL
mCSt horrible form IL belnE permitted bs
tE- clues q California and the state Of
~ssh.1EoI- Very little progress In tn
suppression OF the AFT - being mao
o. The Pacific coast ne sEsd Chinese tong
are fragrant offenders mere The ssppres
sion movement IN Chicago, Dr.. yannsy sac
Is encouraging although. be said the red
light districts there are show places and
As much an Institution OF that cty as The
p~ost0riee ans the art museum. He e1
peeted sooi results IN NeW YORK h0Wsge.
and declared that the last mayorAlU can
pAigu there did much 20 Show the subject
IN iK urus light
The oonesye sDded With a reception to-
night Ssat years meeting place AAs not
been selected
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Has Rifle
Practice Bill
Iowa Representative Introduces
Measure to Teach the Young
How to Shoot.

WASHINGTON. Dec lA-2-gT-s=lla...
Euu Of Iowa wants 20 teach the voElg
how 10 shoot literally. ard FRIDAY intro
tuced q BIZ in the house, providing a.
annual appropriation u EJ0U II TIE
general funds OF Uncle sam for rife p-zc-
tic in publsc schools. colleges universities
and civilian rife clubs.
Travelling expenses OF sEp-EE;euGeuls o.
teach the AZ o. shooting straight and %
manage competitions are arranged 70 Co.
Nj. HuL's bill The secretary II wzg ls
AUTHORIZED 70 loan United states magazine
rifles not q existing service model 10.
such purpose
TIE whole plan Is to - uu5-r the z-s-
pices Of the national board f7E The promo
ton OF rife practice
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
At the TheaterS

.The Golden weddisG~ ~ the Boyd.
Ire colder w-ddins . musical corn
s-g-d-ana On four scts By LAt-lne
with David leyenson and MS EoA
Nsrp supported by cast q Niddlsh PLAY
ers The principals
Abraham Rasac1 NJ. Shorr
ssrsA he wife ...... Nine sarah Erohnsr
aar a. Morris K-ohusr
G.mpsl ..-............... j. heinstccS
BENJAMIN .......... David LeFeufo1
solomon Fs.-eC'd . charles Freedman
ner0-sf. bis dauEhter... Miss Anna Sh@Lu
Sscrr-. 4r~rs.s .. Adoiph Ilansk
=. gee en- orphan .........M Miss Rosa Knsp
thousands 90 tr~sAtsr-Eos-t hear r-aod
opera. sung IN foreign language ard fu'lv
enjoy 'rr raug-ts O. tra pay sl'rosgh
they have but m,sErr urdsrstardiuE % thu
stage ar-cs Many are enthussd and fasc
mated o. the melody q operate stars aDf
their appreciation is ir The music itsef.
Others may have q. inkInE q the plot ~
the opera ard car follow the progress OF
the pay by the scuor % the characters
ard their expressive muse.
The Yitllsa PIE crs now a. ire BOYD.
sre entertainers o. the grand opera Typ.
Friday night they presented The Goldsp
wedding 20 an audience made up Of many
who fully understand the NIdtlsh torEus
others who have only 4 snatte-ing OF Ger
man and many who rsvc not The faintrsN
.knoVl edge % the suElaee @ ire Jew, The
action q the play is followed, even by
those who do rot understand. By the &C
ions o. the players and their expression.
TIE ART q these TIddish players reaches
deeper than mere words and touches ths
primitive emotions common 10 al men.
Faces shoulders bodies. gait and gestures
Of the hands. az play their part ei0qUsuJy
.n expressing the meaning % the chs--
sc;ers. Infections % the voice. too vita
proper accents. gives meaning IN many
cases where shaped sentences might fan
The emotions Of the players are easily TO-
lowed by the audience although nnoon-
scious Of the meaning Of the words
The YIddish COMPANY Is beaded by David
LevenEon and Miss Rosa Esrp. late stars
Of Adlers Grand theater. New York City.
and are supported By an excellent cast q
players Ire Jews have been long noted
for their h!stronie and dramatic are and
the ancient race has contributed well gifted
players n the oompsny now playing n
Omaha.
This evening the same company will pre-
sent The Fathers Love"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
BRADsTREEr's REVIEW OF TRADE
Retail aRG Holiday Business Helped
by S~easOnRbie weather.


NEW YORK, Dec A~-Bradsp-eets today
says:
Retail and holiday trade has been hslpzd
b. stasOuScle NeaLnSr ana me approach
Of Christmas. and makes gog1 comparisons
win pTectolEg years, a Few markets. IN
fact, reporting a record tUrDoyv for the
season 6eSl reports come from ne uOrLh
ard west, tux southern trade also shows
EXPANSION, though this class q buying j.
not yet AT its fullest wholesale trade and
demand from manufacturer tend 20 quiet
as the stOck-tak-ng Pe1Od approaches, out
order books for future delivery are well
filled. In many lines Of raw materials
there is . tendency 20 quiet down OF 10
postpone buying ull after the new year,
but II IS 20 be noted that while iro1 and
steel are rather Cule-- 50 far as new bust
ness IS Concerned and Pa l-on SHOWS weak
hess the volume OF specifications Of or
deTs expiring wilh the year e very full
Industrial operations are sIA active On
Cd orders. examples Of this being tlTIishel
by manufacturers q C-Uce EuC finished
iron and steel. machine and toe! makers,
western shoe manufacturing and in Goa.
mining. Wool buying Is stu quite active
and cotton manufacturer have "a SD
prices on many Of the goods 10 q par wlth
E-CeIt cotton. The northwest switch
mems strike sun interrupts G&le 81 sec
Business fsnure in the United States
for the week ending with December Is
were IA against rs last year. II Il the
same week Of LA 80 in E7. - in 1875
Business failures IL Csnsds FOR tbs week
number a a. compared with 50 last week
and q In the same week Of iSA
Wheat including -four, exports from The
United States and Cansds fu- The week
ending December Il, aggregate 2l4..Es bu-
against ASA A. bu. last week and A5E ~
bu. this week last year. For the twenty
-four weeks ending December t. exports
were ~ bu. against TT @E bL in
the same period last year.
Corn eXpuTts for the week were LG.EsE
hu. against So 20 hu. last week and
LSNL51 bu. IN 14H For the tEsuty-f1ur
weeks ending December L. corn exports
we're 5E<+Ee b., agsins, Sc5AG9 bL last
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.
Year is Closing with Volume Of
Business Above Normal.
HIGH PRICES WILL CONTINUE
Commercial world g. AdJusttuE
ttsrif TO New Conditions a.
Rapidly A. Pos
sibie.
HIGH PRICES WILL coETNUl

SEW YORK uoe 1.-E g. ua- d Co. g
weekly rer.su o. trade toss. says
The yea. IS e-strg with s1I-Ese u
business tark 10 more tnh- tte norma
Faini AID VITA .7rifaste1 tn.2 seelorea.
deed. produce cons f.-sris I-aglIa-.. ard
there IS much d.sru~tu- among r.s $40.
dents q economic CuDr iiu.s o. 90 .-rIs
ERECT on TIE money market ana the '1-
1lstrsl sri labor s.tualur. hat -.a hls-
-ess world seems 90 D. s1tHst ~ fs,f f'
ile cclhlC-cr i1ai az ..a % .+n
perJd.
The sustained yslue Of raw cotton. i7.-
OWNS TIE government cotton report Lee
confirmed selling prices %. cotton ggc1s
and additional advances arc maze Ia
1iea-ned bcpls. lerlrs. c0'C~ll u1-rgu and
8etal dr. goods u-aie IS s-uvs sgc q la-Ee
lC.oEy rus ness 10 0e4-E .lru N-.-e-s ll
~ trade Or cotton goods Is l-un.-lrs
w.th the efficiently o. gettrg prices W sol.
he output foT a time b. tie eastern ara
southern mills making them Atns WeaI
slap.e g~feTsoaLngs have been C}tre O.
prices ranging from 70 20 . PER cent al
vance owe. last fal IN lines Offered uN the
large producers The lover priced lines
sh6R the Ieas. Proportional lrtvss4
a god volume u business is TepogAed
o. New k1g-aEd slce 4Eclores and most
a substantial Increase DO fp5iv ear pr"1pc-
lions AL kinds q leather are only NOD
efate4E active but prices hold firm through
out the msrkeL sole ieStae. IS To- este.
clal4r np1sIalr supply. Dizziness CONTINUES
&c PeECate TIE lid market especially Oh
packer stock a. prices are above the tan
ueTs views.
An advance q s. per ton on wire nails
and Ctcer wire pTu1uets became effective
asst saturday and me present levs. s nov
5 8 ton above the Low point touched Jas
May. although Sill 81 u-'e- prevailing
Prices a year ago. some s~eSr0rEtle cur
tsllUent Of demand fer finished pTplucts u
apparent but consumers continue 70 specify
heavily against contracts eNrlu1g a. thy
end Of The current month snC there Is
promise u extensive r-s.rg during II,
~aw=~ AaHF - ~.rE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
NEWS OF PRATT'S SUIT
BLOW TO DEFENDANT
wife Of OmRhAh At Boston Cancels
engagements aAd Denies Her
sell TO Initiates.

boston, Mas Dee lA-SpeciA Tee
g--mH-As a result % The nOtOnety caused
here BY the announcement hat Colonel
James Harvey Pratt. tie Omaha million
air,, had brought A. action Of divorce
ags.rsr his wife, lula Montgomery Pratt
o. tins city. Mrs Pratt today cancelled al
society engagements and denied herself Ia
even ley most Intimate friends. Tonight
q woman claiming 20 BE Mrs. PEatts aunt.
sad hat Ars- Pratt vss N n would
-ot ts-k o- TIE divorce action brough:
sgslus, her O-hsr than 10 state that soc
would 10; 20 70 Omaha 70 contest the nsE
action FOR absolute divorce.
Tie spokesman statel -lrsr tGst Ms
Prarrs interests EouId be vel cared Tor
% Omaha Attorney
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
TWO YEARS FOR JOY RIDER
Jesse Darby of -. Louis steals Car
sHd Makes Trip of everaI
thousand Miles.

ST LOUIS. No. Dec. ls-Jesss Darby. 4
youthful Joy rider. wac sentenced % Iuc
e. the psnite1us- TO-DAY for -zkiae
automobile belonging 10 Solomon Book
ard using 10 for a week without permission.
Darby tu0E the machine from the gs-age
and fc- e week the automobile could 10. b.
The evidence showed that Darby
had taken the automobile OF q tour Of he
state, visiting many Missouri towns and
several thousand miles
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
NOTICE TO BRIDGE

ND-ANE IL bT4DSE
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
for the construction OF steel and wooden
bridges that may be built il the County Of
YORK. for the year 1910, viii Be received
a. the office OF the county clerk. Of said
county. al any time after December ..
ls5E, and before noon u January l. 1910
All bids 20 be in acCCrlaCce with plans
adopted By The Board o. Supervisors. and
now On file IN the Office q the county
clerk. and accompanied b. q certified
check for $50 which check shah D. q for
felt against refusal 10 execute contract
where award = made Tie Board = 81
perv sors reserves the night 20 reject any
or al bids Witness NY hand and the sea
Of York County. r1l- e5th dsy ~ November
1872 W. 4 MILLER. County Clerk
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