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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26

bisber Die &iidii6t auf oie militari=
i6e 8ernenoborfeit BON 2uftfo6r=
5eugen fat aaei Ben @usidluq
COB, miro in @aloe bon 9alIons
Ole ni6t 81 ariegs5peden beitin1nt
limo, mebr Die &eoe lein. 0os erIte
lanfbare 2ufti6iff i'm 8ribatbeiib Dat
bereits ben @nfang gen1adt init
5obrten, Die alleiammt erfolgreic5
perlaufen lino. gs eebort Dem Mit=
glieb Siloebranot bonn 8erliner Ser
Elm fir Suftidiffabrt. Mon 5peifelt
ni6t, bob oanlit Ser Mrliporn gu
meiterer getatigurtg IN oieier 9fih-
tung gegeben lit. = l1neemeinen1
Sntereiie b%eeeenet 5ueleif, nanlent-
lid IN fadmanniiden 9reilen, oie
&nnoe, oaB Moior b. 8ariepol, Ser
bisber gaaons na6 Dem ioeenanlltell
ybalbItarren" Spitem gebout bat,
gegenlpartiq cine Slllgmoi6ine nat)
fron8oiiidem Multer f~onltruiert.
Die @rbeiten limo iiineit 10 riiitig
geforoert moroen, bob Der Moior
bofft, gu gnoe Meai ooer 9lnfang Sl,-
nj 8robefabrten nit Dem nelell
@leitflieger unternebmen gu fonuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
3ett 81 9amoelm+
@artet nidt auf Die fatalem Stabien
Der Mierenfranfbeiten. Hrpft-
ttert SurdD Die G%rfabrmngen
Gmrer Mit6iirger,

@eleeerttli6e anfaGe bon aopf-
tpeb, u11regelmaBiges l1rinieren,
&opfmeb uno S6minoelonfaqe lito
gemobnli6 Die erlten @n5ei6en bon
geierenitorungen. IS lit Elm STR
tum oieie Observation-Disclosures
gu pernodldiiigen. 9ie glnfdae
mogen fir cine gepiiie 3eit per-
i6lpinoen, aber iie febren inteniiber
5uriid. 8em SDmptome bon @al=
ieriu6t eintretenL Ini6melunget
inter oen Ingen, Inl6meIen Der
8lie6er uno &nodel ODER irgenb Ell
nes anoeren Seiles oes &orpers, 10
i6tebt Die I%nipenOung ei1er Sur
feline Winute ouf. 8eginnt, 9oan's
Nieren 8iaen ein5unebmen mt1o
fabrt oomit fort, Bis Ste Nieren ee=
BELT ltno uro Cure friibere Sc
iunObeit lino Stdrfe 5uriidgefe6rt
tit. 3eltgniiie BON Gan artonio be-
meiien Die 8irfiamfeit oieles gro-
BEN Rieren=Seilmittels.
Sreo. 9. 9ooer IT,, gde Mesquitc
uno 9apion StraBe, San Mntonic,
Seras, iuet: Sd glaube, i6 fam
9oan's Nieren 8iIen init gutem
&e6t empfeblen, obglei6 id niht
cine gauge Sbadtel poa ooprn
gebrau6te. Cine 2abmbeit in met
mem &iiden, belt mid bon Ser
bo0en grfiiqltng meiner Mrbeit ob.
Sd murbe ebenfous ourd cine Sect
gnng CUR baufigen @tttleerung met
ner glaie ennupiert. Ils mir gegen
oerartige 2eioen uno St0runget
9oan's Nieren 8iaen als elm mirf=
iames Wittel empfoblen mnroefs
peridaffte id mir bon Der 8eror
Drug 60. cine S6adtel. @ie ober
ermdbnt, gebraudte i6 nidt ane
Gilen, oie iib IN Ser S6abtel be.
fonoen nno bin iebt bon oqem
Nierenfeioen fret.
Gum 8erfouf bel aaen SGnolerll.
8reis so Gents. Soiter=Milbtrl
So, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aGeinise
@genten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gu6 oes Nomens -
9oan uno nebmt feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
Den @iaaara berabaeitiirst.

9ieies uneliid mag Dem unporTd,
tigen Sdiffer, Der Die @arnung Ser
Stromidnelen iiberliebt, mioerfa6-
rem, uno abnli6 gebt es @uen, tpel-
DIE Die Warnungen Der Natur nidJt
beodten. &iifenidmer5en pori1en
gud, oaB Die Nieren nidt in Sdtig-
feit un6 cine ernite &ranfbeit I'M
@n5ug lit - @aiferiu6t 3uder-
franfbeit ooer grisbt'i9e @iesen-
franfbeit. Nebmt electric 8itters
uno Die S6mer5en peroen i6minoen.
Cine Slaide fir $t.O0 furierte
MIDI, idreibt S. 9. 8lanfenibip bon
Self, Eenn. Sour so Cts. bel alien
OruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
Beidtporen bon mir uno unters
fhrieben IN meiner @eaennarI
Q(mslanb.
Ser 12ia6riae SEQ

Ser 12iabrige SEQ Mntbeon,
Sobn Der Srau Sobn Mtut6eon in
Cincinnati lit ipnrlos aus Dem SON.
ie ieiner Mutter berifpunben, lladb-
Dem oieielbe 2 Orobbriefe empfanaen
bette, Dorin ibr Die gntfibrnng oes
&naben ansebrobt mar, fans iie nid)t
cine beltimmte Summe be5able. Iod)
Dem 8eridminoen bes &naben traf
elm oritter 0robbrief bei 6rau 9Ru-
tbeon Elm, morin ibr aufgetragen mur-
De, cine beitimmte Summe @eloes
an Dem Srte au oeponiren, peld)er
ibr idon IN ben eriten 8riefen be5eidJ
net moroen mar. Die 8oli5ei glal,bt.
oaB bier tatidblib cine gntfiibrlrlg
porliegt.
= aus ct. 8aul in MinneIotu
meloet man: bier muroe Sacob Hotb,
elm alter ercentrii6er 4ontroftor gu
@rabe eetraeen. Die geeroieune
mar Die oenfbar einfa6ite, oa iie &C.
maB teitamerttariider 9erfiigune
nid)t mebr oils $50 folten ionte. Der
olte Sonoerling botte ieit Sabren
Elm einiames 9aiein gefiibrt. gr he-
foitiete ii6 ielbit uno fat, pie be-
barptet miro, aus purem @ei5 ME Die
S~traBenbabn benubt. Nad Der BE.
eroigung begaben iih Die beioen Nid-
ten uno ein5igen 8ermanoten oes SO.
ten, nod oeiien @obmlng, UNI better
farglihen NodlaB 81 oronen. Sit
maren nidt unangenebm iiberraidlt
in einem Softer $4,000 in 9aareel>
uno @ertpopieren gu finoen, melhf
Der Sonberling mabreno oreiBigidb.
rigen 9arbens 5uiommengei6orri
bate.
Nus Berlin meloet man.: Die
@ntpidlung Der 2ltftihifffabrt idrei'
tet u~noufbaltiam fort. Na6oem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
Der gaat siner Game in gsutre Game

an ale bieienieen, Die an &beumatis:
mus, OBJ nun Wllsfel@ ooer @elentrbelt.
matismus, an Siftldmer5en, 5egens
6uB, 8~iidenpeb, G6merSen in oel
Werenaegen6 ODER Nerbeni6mer8en lei.
ben, gebt oabiu, an Tie Inn elm 5olismit.
tel gu idreiber, neldes pieberbof
ldmmtlide biefer @ebreden gebetlt hat
Sic filblt es afs lire Yflidt baiielbl
an ale tuitenfrei 5u fdiden. Sic ton.
men gu 5aufe cine 5eilItng berbeifih.
rem, lpas Snlfenbe be5eugen f%onnen; eli
~alimatpehiel lit nidt erforberlid. Sic.
ies entbedte einfa6e 1ittel ideibe
9arnidure aus Dem Dilute, madt 81,
lteifen @elenfe gei6meioig, reini9t bas
glut ltno Hart bic Gebfraft; benz gan,
aen 8orperfpltem tpirb @leftri5itdt mi
Spannltng berlieben. Benn Sbiges 81,
lntereliert, 10 abreiiieren sic beblf.
g%rlougane bon 8efpeiien Srau so. Snmt
r1erS. 8og &. Nptre Dame, SUB. S6rei
ben Gle in bieIer Sprnde..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26

belm teGeerapbirt, 1inb bic Qntloort
bes beuti6en &aiiers auf oie 0epe-
ide lei om 81. Mdr5, alio mebrere
Gage nod Der eingetroffenen gntiGei.
Dung, erfolgt.
9as Gesierungsorgg fugt bin5u,
bob IN Der IN Heoe itebenoen 4ngelc-
genbeit feline 8riefe BON ben beioen
Serri6em gei6rieben moroen ieien.
Die amtli6e @rflarune lit cine lul6'
biinoige, baB aagemein Der 9effnung
Gaum gegeben miro, es peroe bin.
fort bie 2egenoe bon Dem oeutlden
9o6oritd alf 3uBlano unb oen1
Sonoidreiben bes &oilers @ilbeIm
an oen G5oren ni6t mebr ouf=
tauben.-
Sn lnearn lit Die bereits erpartcte
&abinetsfriits eingetreten. 8ederle
bat reiienirt unb &aiier Sron5 So
iepb bat ben @rafen auoralip, Den
bisberigen Minilter bes Musndrtigen,
lofort bealtftragt, Elm neltes &abinet
gu bilben. @ederle lit ourd) oie leioi-
ge 8anfangelegenbeit gu SAL ge=
brodt moroen. gr moute cine ltll-
gari1he S%taatsbanf etablieren, Oie
poultdnoie unabbaneig BON Der otter
rei6ii6en Staats- 8anf operierell
ioate. 4aiier Sron5 Soiepb uno Die
oiterreidiide &egierung ietten oie=
iem 8lane energii6en 8ioeritano
entgegen. @ederle belt iid biz iebt
ourd cine &oalition BON Barteien
i'm 8arlament am &uoer, aber oieier
Gage entitanoen oerartige Meinullgs=
per1bieoenbeiten ul1ter ben ein5elnell
Gorteien, oaB er feline Earlaments-
mebrbeit mebr CUR @erfiigung battc
uno ibm ni6ts anoeres iibrig blieb,
aIs gu oemiiiioniren.-
Sim Sam1tag fam ser oeutidc
&ronrin5 nod @ien unb i~tattete Dem
&aiier einen 8eIud ab. CT uur=
De NIT GROCER 4ufmerfiamfeit eut-
pfaneen. llebrigens perlieB Ser Ser
3og bon Cumberland oitentatip an
Dem Gage @ien, elm 8emeis ooli
ales @ereoe BON elmer Iusiobntns
nit Dem @elfenbnlie gruuolos lit.
Ser &ronprin5 fam BON 8ufareit,
mo- er Ser Seier bes lieb5ig1ten Sc
~burtstags &onia &arl's bon Sunni
MEN beigetpobnt nno Dem 4onig Die
grnennung gum preuBiiden Gene
ral= Selbmari6aas iberbradt bette.
&aiier @ilbelm miro Mitte Mai
fpenn er bon aorfl 5uriidfebrt, ebelt-
fans nod @ien fommen. 8orber
miro er in einem Ser italienii6en 9d-
fen NIT benz &onig bon Stalien su-
iammentreffen.
@ie es iheint, tperben Die &ulien
iebt ebenio in Noro-Beriien eingrei-
fen, mie es Die @nglanoer IN SID
Yer1ien getan baben. Sic boben ben
S6ab peranlaBt, in 9obri5, mo SIN
Danger Der Gegiernng lett 2anaem iii
beltdnoigem Sample NIT ben Mnbaft-
germ oes 8orlaments iinb, einen @af-
fenitiaitmo 3n proflamiren. @ab-
ren6 oieier @affenitiG1tano balert,
meroen tie 9ruppen nod Tabri5 ihi-
den uno oann iebenfans berbinbern,
oaB Die unruben mieoer ausbre6en
IS miro gang ~iutereiiant iein, 81 be.
obadten mie iid Die Sade oann net
ter euttpideln miro. @abr1heinlid
miro Der Sdob redt baIo @elegenbeit
baben, in benlelben 8ersmeiflungs-
l1rei aus5ubreden mie Goethe
3auberlebrIing: uDie ib REF oie@ei-
tier nero id nidt mebr los"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
Sn 8ortugaf iino meitere grl

SSn 8ortugal iino peitere Gro
erl6iitternngen porgefommert, be.
ionoers i6limm maren iie in ser
@egeno am Sajo 5uii6en Santaren1
uno 2iiiobon. @iele &duier tpllrOen
oemoliert. Sn Salbaoor nurbe Sic
Stride politanoia 5erltort. IS i'll
audi cine In5abl Wenihen um's 2e=
ben gefomgnen ulto piele iito per-
lest moroen. Ser aonig uno fem
Snfel, Der 9er5og BON Sporto, iino
mad ben bon ben @robeben beilttge-
iu6ten @egenoen gereiit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26

Safer 8rona Soiepb idenft ser
@rmee bos S6loB @esoorf BEL
Stoderau in @ieoeroiterreidl IN Del
len Barf iih Der oSeIoenber9" init
Dem CARDINAL oes Generals &ooebfp
b%efinoet. Der Stiftung liegt Die
Soee gu @runoe, BOB Ser Seloenbero
in cine @rabit0tte fir %beriibmte
Seerfiibrer uutgeipanoelt uno I'M
SdloB cine &%ubmesballe erridtet
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
Staat D1io. goIe0 DO,


Tranf gbeneb beI6p5rt, baf
er Der dltere Bartner Ser Sirma S. s
gbeneb unD 6 0. 1T. tpel6e @eihdfs
tie in Der Staot Soleoo, in obengenann.
tenn gonntb uub Staate, tut. unb baf
be5agte Sirma bic @lmrle bon Ell n.
bnnbert Collars fir ieben Tel
bon Ratarrb be5abIen pirb, Der burd Der
@ebraud bon 9aIIs @ntnrrb +.
Sur niht sebeilt tperben fam.
Sranf S. g eb,
Beidtporen bon mir uro unters
fbrieben IN meiner @egenmari
arn g.. September y. 8. '86.
Siegel,
q. SO. @Ieafon, Sffentlider Motar
9al's &atarrb<aur tpiro innerIih aes
nommer unb pirft brett auf oaS BIiu
unb Die i1Ieimigen OberfIdfen bes Chs
items. 3abt gu6 3eusniie fret al.
fGiden.
8. S. gheneb& Go. soIebo. 9.
@erfnuft bon allen Gpothefen. 75e.
&au's Sa1niIien>giIeu fino bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-26
@idt seraoe 10 gut, es if Sas Bette.

Cine S9a6teI Smnt's Cure BELT
unter boiler @arantie uniebIbar, I'M.
mieoerrufli9 unb abiolut irgeno cine
Irt BON Soutfronfheit. sic lit al,b
beionbers gut, 1rseno Elm idmer5en.
oes SUDDEN, gana elei6 neIden Sea.
mems uno pel6er art, prompt 5u
erleiftern uno permanent an beilen.
ec5ema, Gingpurm SIeften unb
ole oerortigen gri6einuneen iperoe1
nod %einmaligem @ebrau1 geboben,
NIT elmer Sdahtel bouitdnoig gebeilt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
MillerS Wonder
When Flour Will
Hit the Toboggan
II is Still Six Dollars a Barrel and
Cannot Fall with Wheat
So High.

When will flour hit the toboggan slide?
This is the question the bakers are wrest-
ling with while they hear on every side
that wheat is tumbling and Patten has
had to come out OF his corner.
Two weeks ago flour went To IS per barrel
in Omaha-an advance of 81. The price got
fast and stayed there, despite the efforts
OF the bears to bear down the price OF
wheat.
But II IL a good explanation which the
millers OF Omaha can make. The kind of
wheat that IL tumpling in Oman IL not
the kind to make flour out OF at once. It's
the July and September, not much more
than out of the ground, that 10 tumbllns.
Cash wheat lie bringing within 3 or 4
cents a busnei as much on the floor Of the
Omaha Grain exchange each day as II
did when Patten and his friends mad the
public in the shearing pens clipping off
vacations.
+. A.. Howard, superintendent OF the Up
dixie Grain company and interested in the
Updike Milling company said:
'Flour Is still So per bartlett cannot be
any less when we are paying Q cents a
pound for wheat every day and only get.
ting 8 cents per pound for the flour. Flour
but because of conditions here and oui
determination to keep the pr.ce as low as
possible, we did not advance the price al
much as we would nave been justified In
advancing it."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

known which Of the criminal cases will be
first called. The and trials will be heard
In June. at which time an effort will be
made 60 clear the entire docket OF the land
cases. which nave been hanging over for
the last two or three years.
ostsopsth Loses the Claim-Tom r.
Farrell, sued In district court by w. w.
Bowser. an osteopath, won a victory We'd
nesday morning when the jury returned a
verdict to Judge Kennedy for the defend
ant. Bpwser sued for S125 for services
claimed TO have been performed for Far
rells brother. 1t was alleged that Farrell
had engaged Bowser and that he promised
to settle all claims against his brothers
estate. Farrell denied engaging Bowser.
II was also shown that Farrell did pay the
surgeon who operated on his brother and
paid, too, the hospital bill. Just what ser
vices an osteopath could render a man who
had been operated on by a surgeon and
who died shortly thereafter did not clearly
appear during the trial. Perhaps the most
noteworthy feature of the case was thai
| the jury was secured in ten minutes. prob
ably a local record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Britt Withdraws
as a Candidate
Quits Race for Excise Board and Com.
mends Republican Ticket
to Voters.

c. W. Britt has withdrawn from the field
az a candidate for the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners He announces his
reasons in this letter which he addressed
to tho editor of The Bee:
Having been a candidate for member Of
the Board Of Fire and Police Commissioners
and having withdrawn as such / deem II
my duty as a citizen and republican to ask
tho privilege of explaining to my many
friends through the columns of your paper,
the organ OF the republican party, to which
the race, which are as follows:
The republican city committee selected
and DESIGNATED as its candidates for fire
and police commissioners William r.. Wap-
pich, Charles ]. Karbach, Fred H. Hoye
and william J. Hunter, all of whom are
good reputable citizens and consistent re-
publioans and represent the commercial
and business interests OF our city, and haV-
ing been so selected ] consider ii the duty
Of every loyal and honest republican Ia
! aid in their election.
The thought %uppermost In my mind is to
do that which is best for our city and its
| progress. and these four candidates repre-
sent in their persons those sentiments and
views consistent with the needs and re-
! uuirements of a metropolitan city.
therefore take this means of thanking
my friends for their support thus far and
| election OF the republican nominees for the
! Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
William r. Wappich, Charles ]. Karbach
Fred II. Hoye and William j. Hunter. Al
republicans should stand by them.
c. w. BRITT.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
WATER SAID 70 Be GOOD
Practically Pure, Say Health Com
missioner and City Chemist.
REGULATE CONTRARY REPORTS
Both OmcisIs as False the
Statements Accredited to Them
saying water H. anger
ous 60 Health.

City Health Commissioner Connell ana
City Chemist Crowley assure the Ieople OF
Omaha that the water they are Thinking
is practically pure. not contaminated with
any disease-breedins germs, and repudiate
all the reports published in a certain pa
per purporting to be interviews with them
condemning the water.
Omaha water is all right; IL is as good
as any city is getting today. and the pub
lished report TO the contrary Is absolutely
false, and the statements Prof. Crowley
city chemist. and l are quoted as having
made are pure fabrications," said DR.. r.
W. Connell, city commissioner Of health.
The health commissioner says the water
In but few cities contains less al6uminoid
ammonia than does the Omaha water,
which contains seven-tenths, and that the
four-tenths Of free ammonia will not hurt
anyone.
"of course. the oxygen In the water 10
| not harmful he said. The water always
contains from s to 10 per cent OF chlorine
Csal) and the SIS in the water now is far
from harmful.
II hope the people will not become scared
about the water and think they will die
in a hurry unless they boil II, for there Is
no occasion for alarm"
Prof. c.. r. Crowley, city chemist. says
he stands by everything that DIR. Connell
says and that the water is today better
than Il has been at some other times,
though II was never dangerous.
DR.. Connell's statements are absolutely
correct. l never said anything about the
water, and 7 drink II in it's raw state
not boiled and not filtered" said the city
chemist. Yesterday I showed the analysis
/ had taken, but said absolutely nothing
about II, and the figures were explained
to suit the purposes Of the article, not
from facts. About a month ago I said the
water was rotten and 1t was at that
time, but then 1t contained IA Of albu-
minoid ammonia. while now It contains
but .O74 and lie practically pure"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Bells Will Ring for
Omaha On Down
the Lane of Time
WhyH Because the Slogan is Craven
In Letters of Living
Copper.

Sheep bells which will ring on the necks
of twenty generations of sheep inc still
have the words, Ring for Omaha" on
them, have been secured by the Commercial
club for use on trade excursions.
Last year the bells had a yellow paper
label pasted on them bearing the words,
Ring for Omaha" A few days would
rub the label off. but Clark Colt had an
idea one day and got Some 1000 or 5000
OF them made with Ring Tor Omaha
cast in the copper bell. AS copper never
rusts and has been found In perfect condi.
ton 5000 years after It was made into
some useful article, IL is safe to guess that
future generations will find the bells scat
tered over the western portion of what will
go down in history as a part of the United
States. Ring for Omaha will probably
have to be translated into Esperanto OF
some other universal language. but the
chances are good for the bells being runs
for Omaha 5000 years from now.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
BRONZE SAYS MRS. PRATT'S
SUIT DOES NOT BAR CLAIM
Argues hat Her for divorce
in No Way VOids Ante-Nup-
tia Contract,

That Mrs. Pratts having brought suit
for divorce in no way invalidates her right
to have the sn~te-nuptial contract enforced
was argued by H. c. Bronze In closing de-
bate "Wednesday morning before Judge
Estelle in district court.
Judge Kennedy held in his memorsn-
dunn that the suit was brought In good
faith by Mrs. Pratt and while he refused
her a divorce, he also refused one to Col
onel Pratt" said Bronze. Anyhow, mis-
conduct by a wife. even II such miscon-
duct had existed in this case. as II did not,
does not void a marriage contract"
Argument In the case which is now con-
cluded, las conferred chiefly on the ques-
ton whether Colonel Pratt's deciding his
farm at summerhil and his Wyoming
ranch to his daughters on the eve Of the
wedding was fraudulent or not.
Judge Estelle took the case under con-
sideration and will announce his decision
in a few days. II is possible that which
ever way he rules the case will 20 up 10
keep company with the divorce suit in the
supreme court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Eva Harris
Executor Sues
Sleuman Estate
Brings Action for Nine Thousand Dol
lars Against Administrator
Of the Man.

Ed f. Burns. sdministrstor Of the estate
Of Miss Eva Hart. who was killed last fall
by sewell Sleuman. who then killed him
self. is attempting. before County Judge
Leslie, to recover %, 27e.@ for the property
which sleuman destroyed between the time
he killed Miss Hart and himself. The suit
Is brought against John NJ. Ragan and
b.. II. Durham of Hastings. administrator
Of the estate of Sluemsn.
Byron Hart. brother Of Miss Hart. was
the first witness, and he testified to finding
a note addressed to himself and which he
destroyed, in which sleuman wrote thai
he had been contemplating the act for a
week and that ne had cut up the clothing
and furniture and thrown the diamonds in
the sewer, so Mr.. Hart would not be able
to find them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Coreans Will Not
Work With Japs
Bell Boys of Oriental Land Do Not
Get Along Well To-
gether.

What's the difference between a Jap and
Corean?
ASK Manager Clark of the Willard hotel.
Recently Mr.. Clark displaced his Amer
lean bell boys with Japs. But he couldn't
find a sufficient number of Japs and sup
plemented his force with Coreans. thinking
them the same thing.
The Coreans rebelled. They showed Mr..
Clark that prejudice against japanese is
not confined to the state of California.
They refused to affiliate with the Japs
under any circumstances and. moreover,
the Coreans felt their Importance so much
that they insisted on having about vice
as heavy tips as the laps.
So the Coreans nave been disposed OF
and the Japs are still at the switch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
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Engagement ~Gifts-Edholm. Jeweler.
Rudolph +. swoboda, Public Accountant
Einehart, photographer, 18th & Farnam'
walkup Real Estate Co., SOC Paxton Blk.
Hsyn, photo, removed to Is and Howard.
1smoval-Dr. Hahn now at 2125 Douglas
John P.s Orick, candidate for city en-
glneer. Present assistant engineer.
Equitable Lifs-Poilcies, sight drafts at
maturity. II. u. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
gote for COOLEY p. Brucker for council
man of the Fifth ward on the democratic
ticket.
W. H. Thomas, seq First National Bank
Bldg, lends money on Omaha real estate
"A sums Of sou 10 fsJO.OO. Prompt service.
Paying for q Rome is as easy as paying
tSni. "euraSAa savings and Loan Assoc
1iat.on Will show the way. Board OF Trade
building, Sixteenth ana FainAm streets.
Robbsr Gets so Csnts-Two old pocket
books, containing about 90 cents, was the
extent of a haul made by a burglar at the
home OF George Grabe, 2i2O South Fifteenth
street, TUESDAY afternoon. The family was
not at home and the visitor entered the
house by unlocking p rear door.
Good Bargain, All Right-An unidenti-
fled negro traded a worthless New Bruins
wick IS bill for a good pair Of shoes at
Samuel kesselman's store. us North Six
tenth street. Tuesday evening about 9
o'clock and escaped from the place before
Kesselman could stop him. The police have
been given the mans description.
May Ask Guardian for n. o. Barnett
Relatives of N. c. Barnett are considering
asking the appointments of a guardian for
him Mr.. Barnett is In st. Joseph's hos
pital. suffering from spoplexy, where he
was taken after being picked up uncon-
scious with his pockets fun of certificates
Of deposit, worth many thousand dollars,
Grandmother Gets sac Baby-Melvin
Berry, the colored baby, 9 years of age.
vino was roplevined by his mother a few
days ago from a Mrs. Burrows, residing
IN the northern part of the city. viii be
taken 20 his grandmother in Kansas. The
value of the baby vas given at 800 in the
repleyin papers. The grandmother lives al
Bonner springs. Kan, and Officer Carver
q( the juvenlle court will take the baby
there Thursday.
Crook Post TO Hold Camp Fire-George
Crook post, GrsndTArmy ~ the Republic
las ccmpietcd. Arrangements for a big. old.
fashioned camp fire at the post hall
Twenty.fouIth street and Ames avenue. foi
Friday evening. The old vets will tell how
they put down the rebellion and variou.
other things of interest to their comrades
\ nanouet OF beans a la militairo and hare
tack win be served at the close OF the rem
in.scent story telling
Recess for Petit Jury-The petit jury
# tue federal cnhrl has been excused
nth May H. AZ that time the distric.
,urt docket viii lie taken up for the tria
criminal cases II is not at presen'