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Evening star., 1909-05-21

Boys Washable Russian Blouse
Suits, in all the popular ma
terials-plain white and colored-
and in various styles; low neck +;
short sleeves; embroidered collar
and braided effects; sizes 2H to
7.
Excellent Suits at $1.o5 each.
Worth up to $3.o5.
Extremely Good Suits at $1.oo
and $I.25.
Separate Boomers, sizes : to
Io-75c a pair.
Khaki knickerbockers, $1.oo a
pair.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
For Tomorrow. Saturday, We Offer
Boys Wash Clothing.

All the popular effects, in 2
piece coat styles, with knicker-
booker trousers, of khaki, linen,
crash and white drilling; sizes 2
to II.
$3.25 and $3.50 each.
Boys Wash Sailor Blouse
Suits, Regatta" brand, of linen,
crash, rep, chambray and ging-
ham, in plain white and colors !;
sizes S to II. Regulation styles.
$2.65 to $500 each.
Other styles, $I.oo up.
Fine White Russian Blouse
Suits-$3.25 each. Values, $500
and 5000.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
AS a Very Special Value We Offer

ms very special Value We Uffer
lot of Boys Washable Suits excellent materials in
Russian Blouse and Sailor Blouse styles They coors
and launder perfectly; sizes 2H
Sl.OO, S125 and S1 so eact
Worth Half More
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

As ooEH1e5 In ire county IAN pending the
result q as prs1ZL1EEg C-z1
FEENOST-The county board mt II
tis 10 b d51z tzis Esss5- sxosD, -5u-i1e
business and approving bonds q the DEE
officers TIE Ee1bsrsElp O the rev hoard
I'll Be Ire szme as the present ere
T~ORE-TholAs W smith warden q
and r-a5 the sale q Hon CaaE-es A-ck-
ley EEo sod his farming LE-E-D=Tv End
stock EsE- -ssk NJ smith Wlu CT the
sale q Lrps=T EuuEt1z- z tar-ET nez-
Wac uls county W11 DoVss 20 1CrE
NELSON-AarCl Msllck- an cd solder
ard -c-E-l-e C- Zen Ct this city, TaE pro.
r11-e insane y ths insanity o'n1 u-
sst night ard "a Izke1 70 the asylum a.
Hastings bE SA=rff Ic-ss lo6zT- NJ Nc
sex has beru tzLlDE IN Eeal-h for several
years HIS son WEs Killed ir the pE luutrs
tEEr6 w-L= se-T-rE As Z sergeant n Con
any r q the Frst Sstrsskl
FREMOST-A Uz1 Uho gave his name
as DD---sl Vas EEsE of train Va 3
o. the Northwestern late last evening ard
tran AZ Lag Pine ard CT as Esy down
-EccuUularsd a good sEHd szE ard WhLs IN
aga--sr a Wlo1oE, cutting his face HIS
chln and bps Esre ssUe1 - ard he vas re
leased this morn1iE
PONCA-Ths P51Ga Hgh school las lost
two q is uHEcEe-E- Mss RuLh s-s-rsT re-
EE-s5 q account q her heal-h Mss sest-
Ter has lad charge q the primary ru8E
Mss Minnie EEILs1z also rEsEuez 70
~ sane Tsasgu though EeT wuEk Wa
much more uTl1E as she rad mus- q ire
freE1uaD WurE In Hz high sc-ocL IN
tres1Ezl class Is ths lE-Esst IN tEe History
q the Pu1ca schools a1G nunbers more
thar forty
FRENONT-FoEr ruar for TIE eaz-
Eu-cuoZ q rev ctcheE Along the Ekhu~n
valley AID thE E~lrEiEELsEllE q the rFsr
WFre lI yEsTE-1EF- The SrE-1Er1 B-Ef--
axe company q WinGom- Ma gets tire
river work. A C Miller q Red Pals
Nl1l The Ann DredEnE company =
Grand RAPIDS. Me- ard Hcrrun A Musa-
Icy C Lafayette, lid get the 0thsr E1rk
ne tutzi s-uE1r q the c0urrscts a ia
- asn1 u Is % hs oomp5=ted b. Dece-ber
! ElA
FREMOST-The merczrV thts mo-ntnE
stood AZ 3 h=lOw and a. the fan IN tan
pFuar-re UGE EGeuLpaEled ~ 4 uEht
~ECTt1Wesl WtEG rhere Wsre ret many
r=upls ogl Tratrs or the NurthEsstsrr
and TEtgr PEc1Gc Ws-s FROM three q
sever hl-rs late Ire former road Il hzv-
t-E c1-s1era5ae uoZh1a M kHep-ng Lhi-Es
E1-ug on uEs Qaklal1 Ire on EccCuur "a
s1ms had cuts The zee men say that ics
l. u-lT ter I-chsE Eirk ard rrey are az
WurE today scrapt-E of tks sos 50 that
u IA freeze rhlcker.
MADLSON-u1Ee Bates Issued a zar,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

BEATRICE-F J Garrison Of Adams
suffered q stroke q paralysis yesterday
EEAZHlCE-TEe f-rsDsl have arranged
70 bod a fair here during TIE hoL1ayE
ne department he'd a canoe -zsr svs-1E
which WAS largely atte-6ed
BEATRICE-Frs1k ClggaEsr an en-
p51ys q TIE DsZpstsT plant 4 dying fnoZ
bod pCls1l EE1ch infected his knee After
Al Amy ne s1s-zl1ed a few weeks aEo-
NELSOS-Boyd 4 Ta-gltsn. 4 firm from
gzrT ! n ne cd ArE5ry building an
Fourth street Thsy TLl Ez11ls the Buick
TORE-Frank BurEe yo=E YORK.
Gently Ard 6ur1z th@ sc5r7 -rntr Lost
rvs<ght Sad his Is M B--kss
first
BENEDICT-Ar sales q farm p-s2zr-y.
p-ce YORK cou1ry farmers pay cash ans
hElksrz c1ZplElz Esr 10 nOrss EE= gv5-
81 sales A. IL years past
EoRE-H ! FsrEEsoL torZsrly Eb-
Et-Er-sr ard GsF-U county treasures, hEs
moved back 70 YORK trCz WV1ul-E NJ.
FerEEson avs Lhs-s j. - plEcs lks Vark
ard e CAD 70 make rs EoEe As
WACO-The Cd Farmers elevator hEs
be@n s1l1 10 the Poster Grain Company
Wo-kmzn are rezn5eLnE and i=prgvl1E
TIE SANE WL--lm P-1tt has bee n
Gran clZr2ET-
REATEICE-The Buzrc q EEuca-5u1 hzIs
q LEG-LE AAGl eN1L-EN aL1 lelGEl 10 III
SAL dress n rooms an EECWeT baths il
TIE rev high schgol Ths
s-hoEs cusd FrtzT for The holtzy VaG-
ten o. two weeks
EOREOWilE &c lad weather and sto-
there Vas not q large ar-F-1z1cs a. IL
sale o. t~kurUEEEbrsd SloTrhuu GacLs a
q hayes and HsEy McCzT1sy- Nos
q ire u1ErlEs WEre sod 70 YORK cJ-lIs
z fArmsz NO pad a reasonzsls rice
GRETNA-The Gretna zmb company
las CrAEEfsrre1 us s1ock q lumber aEl
building material 70 GearEErr 4 Daily q
TaboT, Ia Wk1 wl Ek= pcssesEuE iE-e
G-acay- Ths GrE1aa LEuheT company IA
bss1 IN opsrEuoa here for aho1t l1s yezr
EEATRICE-EelgT Dewey. wanted harl
E1ne as IusV fer -EEEEulrlDE Arrur Mart
vita q p-tcEtCrE ~ ire -ErterE ElLs leai
ILhErry. VALID t1Cu comfy uuErr EHsEEr
oGy and gave himself ~ Tie Gzse wEi
continued u1ul Fr1EF evening MarlI d
n1E lF1zB In DeE MOtna&
%ELSOS-W. b MEl0WE Eho haz 49,
. res-de-r q us pace - several years
Was ARRESTED last 1lEhr On 4 AIN
EW1z % ~ Ela Wlfe fer Assault End rhraaI
szlzE - E1oot ksr. In cstzl1t q bAl h
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

=ouIh OF the city 1Lr- Deureh-sm uho
EZs = years a aga and apparently /. ne
1%s- Of health We11 down 70 opea the gate
Ter o-he- Ie=bs q the family 10 drive
511 AID sPe2d Ire day. Thzs WAS early II
1s and TIE Ersz any one knew
u his attack vas when a passing nesghbor
AZ his ltslsss body lying IN ne SLOW
Gc% besoe Lhs gate where he lad tzl-
Wien staring toward Ire hCEss- Appaar-
A1css Indicate thai his daath wE IL
s~lz-tA-s11S M Dsuuchzznn EEs IA
tive q Germany. age = years zzs vas
aOo1g Lhs wsll-lo-5o pioneers q ne
roz1ty- He leaves 3 WIDOW and ssve-
Eowu chle-su- three o. whom I've here
a5ourS Gre IL Germany and thrss IL
AoulA1A EUneral services VII 5s he'd
As soon as The sons can arrsTs from tas
northwest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

rage license yEstsr6ET n Dr1o DoLhro-
o. ~. t1TE=-1y IN Ge barrier business N
rn1s cl-F- buI uperELEE a hAEbET shop ~
EE-C-o1L and Mss AlEEE1E " S1zc= re-
sidl-E near MzE sCl- 4 marriage license
aAs iss led .atAy % Mch1e Z Lz-zEsr
q Boone. Ia and Ms Barbara Ale-6er
q Hz-Llz Greek. Neb- Miss kEidsg a. TIE
GEuE1-er q join 2 klesEe-, 4 farmer LT-
-E lszr Bate Greek me Ee55izE csre-
Ea-T ELI take place A. l1e home C Es
brides parents sunday
FRENDNT-O-1-y TrsaEuTzrs.eeg Nor
Is EC-E-La-- WHO is TIE ErE1 republican
20 EClE rEEr of &C for twenty-five years.
hEE announced TIE appCl-UIeEI Of Harry
HINES BAL Cerk for twenty years Al NAY
Bros WtDlEsGlE ErDcerE. A. MS deputy.
and NJ EEEa d BaldE1f q FreZulz and
Mss Resale u1ul q North Bead as crEs
L-s haalutt has uee- E- LEe LueEEEreT 8
cffue for q humber q years ard q re-
Ez-cet as eLc=E-CEl-g uuGC1ElL TIE
other county C11EErE E11h thE sxcepCUu q
FTe1 k-aHs register % deeds were al
reelected ard El- retain their cd 1fEce
f7rr-s NJ Eazs ALI have 70 6sggu al
present
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
TURKEY FOR SOLDIER BOYS
FaIfrfed NIcn VIII BE Served with
Real CArfsT@Hs Dfn1er-fS
Bay seven Tons

Bsds VII Be o1s1ed AZ ths othre o.
CUlunel ?. ?. Eastman D1-ehzSn con
nssszu su- thss district Saturday. Tor
IE9e pounds q turkeys for TIE Chrs1A
snter1zsnne1r CT the troops q TIE Cutieo
states army. Stationed AZ The several PoSrs
q TIE Department q TIE Nsssczr
Lave Of absence fo- fourteen Gays has
beer granted CAPTAIN Martin L C-lmLni
Of The SLtee-1h Infantry
Leave q EbssEu= f-- fourteen Gays Ia
been granted Ers- Lieulszz1t Robert JOIN
West q the Stxteellh infRntry-
Leave OF absence fo- o1s month has beer
granted Captain William ? Crete q -
EEhteezih Infantry
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
Governor Seeks
, Law Enforcement
Not After Anyons's Scalp In Omaha
Case, Say Those Who Consult
with Executive.

Fruu 4 staff Cc-reSPo16snt
LINCOLN. De- -@SPSGElCGovs-1o-
ShzNe1berEg Is IL Considering what 70
do II the OMAHA police board case he
conferred El1n TIE srr0-nsy general yE
ts-5ay Afternoon ard vent over consider
abe q TIE rsEliuo-y-
Ths governor reazt1ss thAs the SackstI
Law. Which provides for ire removal q
5s-s1ct officials lad FOR is ob3s- the
enforcement @ the AE. Under TIE co-so-
uus- the q Is empowered % En-
force Ire avs and tbs act IA passed 50
ne realizes. &C give atl so-s Authority In
re zatre-. WIEN Eca1 officers tzlls5 70 do
her d-ry-
Il Is Believed therefore. that ire gov
e--o- has u mind sscZE1g A. enforcement
O the ucuor AVS n Omaha rather than
merely c-rrzE some C1e CIT Ct = 20 he
Szcksrr lzE VII ave worked lis purpose
n this case, friends q the governor be-
Hsv= Z TIE officers OF Oz1AAz enforce TIE
'irDo- Avs
Many VITO heard the testimony ottsre-
By ne Anu-SAlooa lszgus ard Zine
Thomas expressed TIE opinion that thsg
tslsd 70 SLOW that the of10s-s had wi
fully neglected their duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
suft for Bach WaEea

HASTINGS. Sss- Dee E-S2@azl0
A jury in TIE district court hEs bse1 e
-berzr1-E for more than r~wE--y-tJ-- hours
II the case q Clyde z Carlos O Broker
Bow against Lhe Hastings I1teps16s-t Tel
spho1e company. NJ Carlos worked t0-
TIE company as manager FOR = year an
accepted pay a. Ire rate q - per I01t1-
When II retired he claimed that for A=
las eight months ire company should Rave
pAs5 htz a. Ike rz.s o. EN Per no-th and
Re sued for EA He claimed Lhst such AZ
E--zzEzmsnt wAs made uhs1 lie entered
tie company suPloy. but TINS Eas 6s-lal
by the Defendant -c0rporzEoL Tie case
hAs been u5ed three TINES z1d the cssls
already amount 70 mare LEz1 ths p-11a-
pal involved II TIE first TIA TIE E-g
disagreed I. the sesc1z Z verdict for Z
Dozt1zl suz EAs given re Elsil16 d;
tbs VA SCI ASIDE as being -l1s0lS-stsEr
WITH The weight q sv1EEzcG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

HUMBOLDT, Nst- De- L-Spe7LE
P y Huston, u-s q the p-5zsz- residents
% TIE county, died THIS zo-nizg a. A.
early hour Al hz hone IL Sz1s@ zs The
rssElt q The shock sustained Ehsn re tsl
On the &c last EssA f~rarru-l1E severely
IL q his hip Re EEE 4 hruthsT-1-
iEw q Mayer H z Bogd q Ills ay. no
If ~ O1ce upc1 learning q MS dss1h
ne family knew q rs injury, bEt dd 1oi
anticipate such serious results ths change
for ne verse coming zzits sgGGe1ly-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
Bu.tnen Men's Gas.

HASTINGS Net Dee E-SpeezLG
4 uovszszr ts uE5s- wEy for ths OrEAl-z-
Ericz CT a Hastings Business Mes club
10 take ID ths flutes Eh5ch hsns1ut5-s
hEvs been performed by TIE CozzsrEzl
Guh Il WI De a close orEAZiEAtioa A15
ere q is ot6osrs ~l be expected 70 d.
vote al O. Eos1 q hs the 70 attracting
ard s1a5urzg--g rev szrs-Ddsss here ne
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

HUMBOLDT. Nsa- p~c E-SpscAlB-
FIRED D-eltcA-Azl ooe q TIRE Wel-knoEu
German farmers q this section Is dead As
TIE resdt q heart ALLURE. Al attack q
hhsch lie suffered Al as hoz.s 4 fsE ml=s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
Bic Sale Holiday Goods
at the Sherman & Mcconnell Stores
Cor. 18th and Dodge
Sweet Smelling Saehet Material

Cur stock Of fine Imported and Domestic
Szchec P0~ters-Flo-e=Gtzs orzs Root
both granular and in fine powder. and
choice English Lzvs7Gs- BU6s-zs Zore
complete thai ever
We enuus-zrs Z 1sE Of t1e many k1zds.
EEdrurs Wood Violet purple OF white
SEcEer Powder. Per
Hu6nurs Chrysts sscast Powder. cI-- soc
Crown Crab Apple SSchs- z-.-------TS
f. Grown English Rose SzcheL uz-.-.---TSe
R5~ckserksTs Pl1g-PazZ SzcheL uz----T5e
RicksscksTs Golf Queen SschsL cz.--5cc
HoEbiEalTs IDEAL Sz-he-. Cz----.---E25
L & ? Purple Violet Sschs- oE-..-- 2se
ColEzte's Italian violet SzcheL o1-.-.Soc
LsGuzzEs V1cls-ts du RlElL uz..--.-T5e
Roger & Callers LAS BlaZc SzcEs-
cL 800
Rogers & Gzlsrs Vera viClstts schs-
Il ----
Pve-s LTuele Ssc1st Powder. u---TSe
PvsTs Azursa Sachs1 Powder. cz.-.-Tsc
ColEsIss Dzctylis Szchst Powder. ~ soc
sl1er Red Clover S4cazE Powder. OF soc
Doro-zy Ve-nc1 Sachet Powder. ox--.soe
Eud1uts N0resoo SzczeI Powder. OK .7se
VAnunes East I.d-z szatAlEood Szcaet
wuI0Es Waite weed violet sac1st
CEotos English Lzvs15sr Buds lrowers3-
cz- 1oci Z uIs- 2Sci S5c
Eors-ti1s OTIS, in coarse CT fire powder
CT SCI Per Soc
Agents FOR Rsxzu Me5ic.ns ana Toilet
ArI1clss-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
COUNTY 10 RECOVER INTEREST
Jud=e D4nEan Decides Case Tnvolv-
inE Pablo Funds

AURORA &eh- Dee E-Sp@c@z1 Lse-
nanb-DufrE . short session uf the dis
u.cr cg--L he'd Ihs sttsr1ooL Judge Dun.
Ezn rez6e-sd 4 decis0l In the case q
Hamilton county against TIE Aurora Ma.
uoaal bank holding thas the county recyEsi
Interest AZ TIE rate Of , per cent q ooazu
money deposited IN the hank z.d : PIX cen
OF ezcn quarterly payment from the e1.
Of each quarter. The case involved thi
uuesdon q i1tsrssI On uo-nyy funds De
posted IN hanks noE selected as dsP0s
torres
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
SHERMAN & MCCONNELL DRUG CO., Corner 18th and Dodge
OWL DRUG CO., Corner 18th and Harvey


building Ct a hotel VII De ore Of the hrxi
UNDERTAKINGS q re club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
The Weather.


ottict2l
FOB NERRASEA-TncrszsHuE cyuuSs-Hsz
wiz p-odsbly s-oS. rising r@r-o@-z-5-E
FOR IOWA-SooE ard wzrnsr
Temperature ~ Omaha ysstsrdsv.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

DePuy a Co1utssa1sr Mhupia has
sent Gu1lAz l@ttss 70 ne szpl9ysra q
atCr ~hrOGghoEr TIE STATE thar wuuen
W1ter ths s-a-s las uGEt 1ot - e-ployea
for pertoes io-E-r han ten hozrs a aAy o.
sxV hours q EeeE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

Chzzb=rlz1z-s COEgh Renedy = fazozs
to- is CE-ss q coughs eolds zzd Esza
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

SgE - Us uzs 70 haost yszr ChrEt.
Ia asses ~ E4vsraElzg n ia Bsa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

o-FRESzEE-E& sna DoaSa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
NJ STORE TALK

A weI-krown business rAn SD.
kLcE-swarsul Co are EcEer-
hey Ve ECEe1 ever even rraCUca -
tahlisked - Is pears q eio-kanE EI-
ing We ADMIT O. - u-a ms enL1s
store NeTlce E q EkcE partur TIE
sag agAEusg TIE Cd system Eltt
Ia yea ever stop % thlnk what ne
wcT1 owss % ire EckE-g- They
wrc1e ard hEckei - Is ueclarau1n
q l19erende-c-they Raw ELErled
every ref1rrn E-ce TIE STRIKE t1
PhAruah-s Brlck fartc~v. History Is
Simply q record % uhAf hns haea &C
cc-pHshs1 ~ EtcEs-a Eve1 tha pal
~ @ this uc-e ts an
II Is TIE rceGlt Ct thousands %
kicks uDuyteatauo1siy registered
aEalzst TIE cd rays % clcthes sell
trU
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
For 20 Years Omaha's
Leading Druggists
Procession Of Smokers at Our
Cigar GouHfers

During the neKt few days ne shall
make sons startling reductions il the
price OF cigSA. Just 10 remind the
smoking pubBe that we are head
quarters for everything IN the cigar
line. and that - have the prices as
veil
Between the hours Of II and ? for
The next week Ee shall make the fol-
loving prices:
l0c Robert Burns cigars, each lie
SC Montznos cigars. box OF IS for SIC
l5c package eobs Toe
I0c King Alfred cigars, each .....5c
sc Fashlight, s for ..--......2Sc
&c EoftmsnstIes. 3 for PIC
: Topsail, for .25c
5 CUbarOma- for .25c
Zoe Lord Carver cigars. each -...5c
Come between the hours Of II and
? any day this week and buy standard
brands OF cigars al the ADORE prices
500 brands standard cigars. BY box.
AZ less than regular Wholesale prices.
Ask for cigar price list.
an L Ado ZnF IN ~ 4V-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

c = AAe1 reprsss1ri1g ne Lnsolz
Tr1sr1oG company, AID Secretary Brocks of
TIE oZp4zy APPEARED before the SlAls
Railway eolZ-ssac1 tuztght and made .
EroE11g Ter TIE tssuAcrs q E15luo1z1 stock
tor TIE Asserting 70 Es figures
Ersss1ls1 Eey alleged 1s o0porEuo- Il
sch shape As 70 make ras tszuAses a
wCTe s1ock q SAFE arrson-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

- @ - - AA@A -
following crdsr-
/ The Division CT militia zf1zzrA. Wa
6spGrrZsnL desires 70 receive tns c5ussn-
SIS q 0p1l1o1 Ct TIE l1fAuUy Officers q
LE-s E-z1s VIE regard 70 the Infantry 6rLlz
rzELlzLc-E VIII sch lEEss-1Zs for
D0cGEEuC1 as WUZ-1 II TIE crizEuz q
s-e1 ct1ceTE FAKE them bss- G1Ap1s6 70
Lhe 1se1s Ct ths infantry q Ire SaEC1Al
Gard
II In accordance with tie ~foreEuinE e.
Dns-s Es 20 forward 70 rne
G1g-lsnt genera o. TIE state TIER rsnzrks
EolE The Ines LDd1ca1sd bsE-.Zg N mind
tie nscsszVy for beng as brief and cor
CSC as posstlA
III To expedite TIE proper c1Asx6zrion
q co1Ee1-N- co"uZuz1eaIozE E-oE1G e
~torWIrcsn under s-ps-a1s kszG-zgA as fol-
avs
! D5se-uclE 20 TIE existing rsEuLstt--s
iron ne po-zI q vtsW q he orEEzE1sa
Militia
Al11GalC1 E-EEaElAd II LEs rsgulA-
Tons 70 better sGzpr Lhez fc ire re=as
q TIE c-rgAE-Ia1 Militia
~. Officers cssrl-g % submit Their con-
Zs1-x IN 2c10r1EZCe Wlth TIE shcve shcu7t
give Es natter tier tmzs6-sre eunsa1=rE-
Tea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
OWL DRUG CO.
18th and Harney
Christmas Gifts for Gentlemen

Beautiful Leather Bou15 WEtsk vita
I1eke4 plated hursEsLs colder S2-S0
pm ITETs1-g SETS At prices ranging
| 70 SLS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

TIE total amount q money collected u15sl
TIE p-gvlsto-s % The c~oEp-oCz-1o1 o1Cups-
ton lsv Is S2&S& o. Es amount E-
&# Eas pad undsr protest and s suL
n the hanks 70 TIE credit q Secretary Ot
State JEnkA TEE- we're SN cc-poraEc1
which pad u1t= protest The sscrs1A-g
: SKI socsp-Cg nancy under TIE AN
while u~z-sGlb--g TIE payments 70 rs teI
hock
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
sauisfied win work

Secretary q STATE Juzka and Land Con-
missioner CuEls rsr-rl=d tbs morning
from Norfolk where they Investigated The
uoC6-u0n q the buildings being Constructed
L5srE for tire STATE TIE C-e. hospital
tAs meas cottage and the store rool VII
b completed sad IRE secretary. within
TIE DsL1 Tn days OF TwO weeks II 50 far
As hep lEE1e-llg ard ro-gh Work Is o.
osrns1 ne finishing Vii be lei ~ o.
Usc-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
SLEEPS WITH HIS EYES OPEN
Strange AfflictiOn of n Man whose
Visual Curtains Are For
ever Up.

Sleeping and waking for twenty years,
the eyes of Joseph Anderson OF No. coll
South Broadway. st. Louis, have never
closed. When he lies down at night the
lids do not gradually relax, as in the case
of the normal man. For him there are no
curtains which softly fall over the win
dows of the SOUL to shut out the distrac-
tons of the busy world around him.
Until the end OF his days this strange
condition must continue, City hospital ply
sicians say, because an effort to restore
the natural movement of the eyelids would
forever destroy his sight.
Anderson is 60 years old. For twenty
years and up to two months ago he was
a quarry workman. The lime dust affected
his eyes and caused an Inflammation, TO
which he paid no attention at first. Though
the lids Of the eyes were inflamed. he
thought that this would be only temper
airy.
Not until several weeks after the inflam-
nation set in did he notice that 1t was
becoming more and more difficult for him
to close his eyes.
One night, he says, he lay down TO sleep
and he found that his muscular effort to
lower his eyelids were without result. He
lay there staring at the ceiling.
n ever since then he has been staring
day and night Literally he has been "the
/ man with the open eyes"
1T caused me some trouble at first" he
said at the City hospital this week. Il
couldn't go To sleep. l would lie there
looking at the ceiling. But gradually 1 be-
came used to II, and l slept as we'll as any
man-with my eyes open.
'FOr eighteen wears Il didn't bother me.
/ did my work as usual. and 1 was healthy
and slept at least eight hours every night
Two years ago / began to have headaches,
which extended from the top of my fore
head to my eyelids.
"I thought I had rheumatism Of the eyes.
and when 1 couldn't stand the pain any
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
JURY GETS CREEKS CASE
Defense Valves Argument and Trial
Ends Quickly.
MOVE BIG SURPRISE TO STATE
Deputy County Attorney Ellick
Speaks Briefly and Instructions
of Court Next in Order
in Case.

The Masauredis case went to he jury
shortly after 2 p. m. yesterday, follow
ing a move by the defense which excited
no little stir in the criminal court room.
When A. G. Ellick had finished a brief
address for the prosecution. J.. M. Mac
farland, for the defense, rose and waived
argument. This had the effect of sending
the case to the jury without further pro-
ceedings except instructions and robbed
County Attorney English of all chance to
address the jury.
English asserted that he was going to
save some trouble" but the common
opinion was that the matter came as a
disappointment to him, for in no criminal
prosecution since the trial Of Charles Davis
for the murder of DR.. 2uBtiu has the
county prosecutor apparently been so
deadly in earnest.
Such a move has been tried just twice
before in the district court of Douglas
county. mcfarland did Il In the Callahan
kidnapping case on w. w. Slabaugh, then
county attorney, and his man was &C.
quilted. Another time. 1t is related, an
elderly Irishman was on trial for murder.
E. w. Simeral and J. A. Benewitz were
his attorneys and they, too, waived argu-
ment. The jury brought in a verdict OF
manslaughter. The defendant thought he
ought to nave had a talk made for him and
refused to sign the affidavits that he was
unable to employ counsel-necessary after
attorneys have been appointed by the
court.
The action of mcfarland and Raft took
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29

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All Kinds Of Plating.
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Judge Sutton also slightly by surprise and
he sent the jury out for their midday meal
while he prepared his Instructions. which,
he said, he would read at 2 p. m.
Deputy County Attorney Ellick devoted
most of his half hour address to review
ing the evidence, though spending some
time warning the jury that the attorneys
for the defense would make a vicious at
tack on the evidence of Louis Resented,
the Hungarian, who swore that he saw the
Greek fire first. Characterizing the claim
of self defense as cock and bull story"
Ellick went on to inquire what manner of
man Masauredis had shown himself to be
and pointed out that his carrying two MUIR
derous Weapons had taxed ingenuity to
explain.
The dropping of the knife scabbard in
the girls room that evening Ellick ex-
planned as an attempt on the Greeks part
to u~nsheathe the knife.
Had Lowery not seen the scabbard fall,
the scene of the murder would have been
the girls room instead of Twenty-fourth
and M streets"
Ellick also devoted some minutes to the
change of testimony by Lilly Breese, after
the emlgsaries Of the defendants had
sought her out at the jail and instructed
her."
Evidence to this effect was fresh in the
minds of the jury, for the state in re
buttal in the morning had introduced Mrs.
Mcpherson, long matron at the count jail,
who swore that Louis Papos, a Greek,
had talked to the girl at the jail after her
testimony at the inquest and had told her
she had testified wrong or this vital point
of who shot first.
Chief Briggs and Officer Trouton Of the
South Omaha police force were other wit
nesses in rebuttal. DR.. Lee Van Camp
was brought TO testify that the Greeks
wounds are not serious Attorney Raft
took him over a good many hurdles in
cross-eXamination.