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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
Gum Tnbenfen an Seffcriun Sauis.

6oirfielo, ap., 3. SUM-.
Der oSeffcrion 2uois Memoriol-
9orf" purOe beilte in Der 9t1be bon
bier feierli6 eingepeibt. GericIbe
uminBt Die 6arm, ouf melder Seller
Jon Gnpia i'm anfang ocS 10. Sabr-
bitnOertS gcboren muroe, unO 51par
od)t Morote Dor Der 8eburt icines
aroBen 8egners Abrabam 2incolrt,
uelte 81 Soo9eOiae, ebenfoGS i'm
Stoatc acntutp, bas 2id)t Der @clt
erbIifte. Ger Farf muroc bon Der
oSeiferiou GapiS Observation-Disclosures
tion," meIhc bas 8elo oofiir ollrd)
'eire Sllbifription nlibrnhte, olge-
fouft nlO eingeridtct. Ger beilti9e
Sog lit Ser t01. Subrestag Der Sc
burt bon Scifcrion Gnpis, lno Der
ielbe pllroc in piclen StGoten ocs
Siiocns ieicrlid begangen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
Spbn gnll bramd)t mcbr Snicln.

&ictorin, .. g., ?. SUM. =
Nod elmer bier cin1cgangencn Gcpes
ifc lit ioeben aus Sydney Ser britt
Ihe Sieutenont Sbodleton nit Dem
6orihun9soampier nNimroo" nod
Der SiibpoIorge9eno ousgelouicn, INN
8enoucres iibcr Deri1icoene in icner
8cgeno ~belegcnc Snieln feit5uitcIlcrl.
Is bandit iit babel bouptia6lit nm
@nerplo, Nimroo unO Gobertp IS
LAMB, olf pelde nod ME ein Menid)
ieinen SUB 9eiebt bot. Der Gampicr
miro bonn Gopitdn s. s. 9obis be-
febligt uto Erofeiior 0apio beglcitet
Die Expedition. Na6 oen @rgebnii-
len friiberer Soridlm9en permrttbet
man Ga0iilm III Der untarftiiden Hc.
gion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
Der @rano.J nrD i%ibcrmicicn.

Gnmbri08c, Woli, 3. Suit
6rorf q. Steele aus GburIcitol, mel
der bier fiir5lih IN einem Gorn1ito-
rilnm Der aSoruorosllnipcriitGt" ul-
ter Der 8tIhuloigung uerboitct NOR
Den lit, ooB cr pcrilid)t babe, gefGllG-
tc SrogchoOen iiir cine Er~iifunaSor-
belt 5lt %pcrtoifen, pltrbc i'm bieii9cit
9iitriftsgerid)t ser 8rnnb Slirp iibcr-
micIen, nodOcm or ollf cine &or-
untcrildJung iiber bic 9ciduloigiliig
per5id)tct bottc, oob er iiir Die 60.
fGlittln Eopicrc $3.50 nerlougte uro
iih ooourd oeS Observation-Disclosures
ihulbig gemoft babe. Gr mrrbe &C.
gen 9iir9ihoit olii freien SUB geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
6clo mic Sen.

Scnpcr Go(., 3. SUM. = Nus
Sart 6roncisco fon1eit IN ser bielieell
WfiinjItdtte 9oloniiin5clt inn 9etraac
BON $L5O0,O00 an unb Ser bieiise
@oIoporratb itiee oomit auf $375.-
100000. Gos lit Ser sroBte @oIo.
porrotb. iueld)er ic in ser Miin5e Dor,
Senoer gelaeart bot. Set Dem 10. b.
Vfts. bat Die Miin5itGtte in Snn
Srollcisco an Die =bieiiee nidt mefi-
ger ais 80 Milionen in @olbmiin,e
obgegeben, bamit lit aber ibr gor.
rotb aitt uo0ig eribopft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

5lebungSsSiireotts ser penniDlponi-
ld)en 9rouer-8 g rcinigmg, ob. Ger
lorgt0ltig ourdgeorbcitetc 9eridt &C.
%Itottete cinen floren Ginblid in Den
penniplpantifcn 9ctric6, no Sic @e-
lcBe gang 9enml beud)tct luer0ell, OBJ
lpobl lie nod SEEN. Oorter Soeen lebr
Itreltgc iino. 90 iic SonntagsI6luB
porIebeL ionic gum @ciipicl oltd Die
T~erbinoung bon &cgclbobnen, Bill
loro5tmntern etc. nit Wlrtblbotten
ocrbicten. 9os @alGptgeluidt legtc
Der Econer oorarf Dab bic Gioilgc'
rifte fir Die 8eipdhrllng bon Sicelt-
sen oIlein r~8uit0noig ieielL lrno oaB
Dor @etpGbmlng elmer Sicen5 fir cine
nelte 2ofolitGt ein 0ficntlidcr Ger
min itottfiube, bel DEM @cgner Der
2icen5irlng, ipic 9%cfiirlporter 81
Wortc f0mer. Nlti 0ieic @ciIe lei Die
3obl Der @irtbiduitcn llln 5lUei Grit
tel bcrulter0egongclt, 10 onB lie III
Ebilooelp6ia MIR nod cine ouf ic 100
@iniuo6ner betro9e, u6cr Der Gonlltm
BON 8icr lei oorltnl bod Deiter &c.
Iticgen, mo Die Yru1ler milrOen nidtS
bogeqGn ein5ltlpcnOen boben, luclll
Die 3obl Der Mirtbitoitcn nod ncl-
ter 5lriidgebe.
3n Der bcutigen SdluBiieutg OeS
Gonpenta bielten nod Ecrcp NnorepS
Don Der pSbio St0tc SremerS Nlio-
ciotion," @m. s. Mnpheiter pom Der
o0ti6igon Stotc @remers' Ailocio-
tion," $. 9. S6arntamt bon 9tcm-
yorf ulo Gorl s. Softer BON Golilm-
bus lGngcre Ge0en mnO mud]tel Der
i6icoene GorihlGge. Ter Gonucnt
nobm cinen 9el6lub an, oobin luu-
tenO, bnB 9rauer, mel6c Bier nod
onoercn Stooten pcridifiet, Die Don
ocn oortigen 9roucr.S r%goniiotionen
eingcfiibrtcn Hcgulotioncn uno De
i6rGnfllngcn beobodtcn mo nit ben
oortigen 9rauern in allen p%crniiniti-
gen NnItrengungen sur Sellerlng
Der Notwithstanding coppcri-
ren lollcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
@irrcn in Der StablinpnItric sn be.
firdltcn.

@beclin9 $500. 3. Muni. -
Gie Srbre Der .Nnrcricon Stecl &
Tin Glntc Co., oob iic polu SO, Snni
nll ollie ibre bicii0cn @crfitGttcn ilro
Die 81 WortirrS Serrp, Sbio, IN mel.
dcr nohe6n 10000 Mtonn ~bcidGiti0t
limo, nod bcm oOpen Shop" ErinSip
bctreihcll meroe. bat cine boic Sitlla-
ton ~geid)oifen. IS mllroen Ser
ionmlungen Der perlhieoenclt Nocal-
Iiiociationcn oili Somrtog, ocn g..
&nnL rnbeuuen. @ie eS bciBt. l0uft
Die Srbrc ocs Open Chop" ouf cine
Sobnberdb'ctnllg bon 3 bis % Erp-
sent billous. @us Die Yrbeiter ON
Sonntog bcid)lieBel luerben, miro
crit Damn befunllt peroeil, nadoem
oos &otilm oerielben bis 81 gliion9
Der nudlltcn @od)e gcj0blt iein miro,
iebodl oerlnlltet geriid)tmeiie, Die @e-
iellifoft merhe i'm Sale critltlider
Sf1luierigfeiten ibre Anlagen nad)
0arp, SliD4 uerlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
llnfaa anf Der yGebiab @aQep'gabn."

u 0 d) c It er Ny, B. Srutl.-@el
cillem llnfoae, mclhcr iid) oui Der
Miobleier. 3ipciglinie Der nGcbiDb
&oaep- 9obn" in Der NGbc BON Nuib,
piac, N..D, 5utrug, iltbcm Der Eerio,
ncn.8riib5llg pGbrenb elmer Sobr0c.
Ihminbigfcit bon 40 Wieilen pro
Stunbe cntgleiite. erlitten bic Sd)ul.
lebrerin Sri. Gertrude Gonnellp aus
Fbelps, N..9., ihmerc unb s. $. 600.
mis- aus @crlepo. Der shuoitor Ger &c.
bigb Soqep.@ obn" ctnoS leidtere
%crlctungen. 2cidta Orctidlrngen
etc. erlitten cine gln5obl onbcrer Eal.
io9ierc. Sn Golgc zines 9rldeS beS
Hob9eiteaS eineS FerionenmoggonS
iiberldlug lid ole locomotive uoa.
itanoig unb peridiebcne @oaqonS
pcrlicbcn gleidioas Die S1ienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
@crinnfcne Edabe i'm Nclamarc.

G6cIteE So, 3. SUM. - Rcgie'
rlrltason9aitcltc, bobcn i'm Gelolpore
&ipcr, bei Sort MiiilirL cin @rod
cntocdt, mcldcS nloglider @eiie Dos
cincS en9liihcu 6nbr5eu9cs lit, mel
Dies I'M Sabre 1912 BORT umterginB
unb nit &riegsmotcriol, ionic @olo
unb SLIDER 6ilr 9%lbIobnlng cnglilder
Solouten bcloocn NOR. Ger Sumo lit
mobrideinlih Don boben @ertb. Gle
Gntoccfurla iuuroc ooourd gemodt,
OnB lid Die Ylumpen oes GegierungS-
@oggcrbootc8 Cataract, lpcldeS an
icncr Stcllc tbGtig mar, ploblih pr.
Itopitcn mo man in oeniclbcn Seine
fono, mic lie in 1912 BON britiidlen
Solootcn g2troacn mlr0en, Gas
Wrod lnil Nchobet lucr0elI,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
S76,0O0,OO0 SdJaoeneriat iucsen
Werlenmbnna.

Softon, Maii., 3. Sum-. - ,SSn
Der biellgen Superior Court ipurbe
Die Serbonblung in Dem bon Hidter
Senrp g. Geipep ongeIirengten gro.
5eB %begonlelt, ipelder, riahoem CT Die
@ogelnmnte 'dloit 5ipeimol oprber or.
bobt, Iebt bon ben 8eon1ten Der
5000 Government Miiociation" me.
gen Terlenmoung ip1breno ieiner Dor
bier Sabren gefiibrten Wopors. Gam.
pogne< einen Shaoenerias BON rs
Wfilionen p%erlangt. Ga6 Der aIGt
ger, lpie er in Iusiiht lteat, sur Be-
griinou1tg ieiner 5oroerung cine poIlc
@ofe brand,cn miro, lit aeauiB, pidt
su perfuunoern. \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
1tcbcridliuemmtc 8crauerfr.

Scottle, @oib, 3. SUM. 8ic
cine aobelbepeihe aus Sairbanfs,
Ilasfa, beri6tet, lit Der 9ciiie Bed
Claim SIT llnoerlpooo infer @oiier
gcictt mo Der baourf oiigerihtete
Sdaoen beldilit iidl auf $l50,0OO.
Scanoia 8rouno lit sleidfols iiber-
'hpem1nt, ullO BORT pe~ranidlogt man
Den Sd)aoen ollf 100000. Die s[rs
better rettetell nit Gotb ibr Sebel,.
ba Die 3cden iid) in 3eit bon 3ipci
MinlIten nit @oller FILTER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
Strafcnbabn- Strife in Eittsficlo bci-
aelcat.

Hittsfielb, Muii., 3. Suni. -
Ger gcitcru bier bc9onnene StroBel.
bobn.S trife lit olrr9 cine in Scr leb.
ten Noft obgeboItcnc Gonicrel5 bei-
gelcgt moroerL mo Die Stritcr fcbr-
ten Inn 3 llbr bcute iriib al bic gr.
belt 3uriid. Sbrc boupti0dIid)ell
6orocrungcn, n1mlid cine 2obn-
e%rbGbung oon cinem Sent pro Stunoe
luto cincn 5ebnItiinoigen a~rbeitstag,
murocn bon Der 9ompagnic belpiQigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

1912 Itattfinoen0en SpiclN1 iin0
Ourd Den idmeoiifen 9ll8i6uB eill-
gcIoocn mor0eL folS cs ibncn 5uiogc,
pdbrenO ibrer SrainirultgS5cit in
S6meocn 5ll ipobncn.
Der &oriibcr oea GonlitcS, 9orop
DC Goubcrtin, mar 0eItern 8ornrittnS
bon Soiier @ilbelm in Nlt0ien5 cnl-
pfon9en ulO gum @obelirilhltiid 5lts
ge5ogen por0en. S0mntlide Wtit=
glieoer muroen geitcrn No6mittug
sum Nbifieo BON Dem StootaiefretGr
beS NeuBern BON S6oen cnlpfon9en.
aronprin5 MiIGclm CAB om 9iena-
tog 9tbeno 81 Gbrcn 0c5 GOmites Gin
9iner mo plnltOertc pcriOrlid) init
ieocm Der WitgIicocr. Gr criuhtc
Yrof. Sloonc BON Der Golumbinsllnts
pcriitGt I'm Gin Grcn1plor icineS 9ll-
DIES nGos 2cbcn gtopoleon'S". Scr
Yroieiior begiebt lid Don bier nod
9oo &iiiingcn.
9tQiiou Nrn1our, Der ebenfalS ST
Sen Scrtretcru Der Ser. Stooten &c.
b0rtc, bcgicbt ii6 BON bier no6 2or-
Don sum ordGoIogliden Gonpent.
Gin nj ihiehsbeiud J.
Noirobi, @ritii6 = Sitoirifo, 8.
Slni. Gr-ErGiiOcnt SbeoOore
Hooicpclt bot nit ieincm Sobn Seer.
nit Dem itclpcrtrctelloeu @oupcrnellr
bcs S6ubgebictca @ciud gcmo6t,
nm 9errn 8. s. Sodion 2cbcpobl 3l
iogen. Scrr Sodion tritt bcute cine
Reiie nod Dem @ebict Der MunoioS
an.
&elltc Na6mittog reilten Rooicpelt
ullb feline @cgleiter ollf cincn1 Grtro-
5ugc nod &iiobe ob, no Der Grs&rG-
iiocnt Ole omerifoniidc WtiiIion beill-
dcn u1o bic Nod)t perbringcn miro.
aiiobe, 3. Slrni. - H%ooicpcIt
mo 8ciolgc Iangten nm 80 beutc
Nohm.ittog bier on. @obrideinlif)
miro bic Reiic nod Sotif crit an
Snmltog ~fortgelett mer0cu. &tiobc
IicQt "A Mcilcn norbmeltlid) bon Noi.
robi in elmer %gebirgi9en @cgelb, De-
rem bod)itcr Spiel - boS &ifllpll
@%scorpment - 1880 SUB iiber Scr
Wccre8fIGhe crbubcn lit. Ser 0iitritt
Sotif liegt ctrpo 10 Weilcn oitlid)
BON Sictorio Npon5osSee mo biloct
cine groBc Hcibc Don y8icicn nit
5oblrcidcn Stromcn ltno Strciicn
pon Molourgen. IicleS 8ebict lit
tbeilmeiic nod wcnig oocr gar nift
erforlht.
Sluttgc Tcboc untcr Gin
geborCncn in China.
Nmon China, 3, SUM. - Die
Sample inter oen StGmnlen i'm Sell-
mob.@cbiet 60 Wtcilcn bon bier, oall.
crn an, ltnD mciterc llnritben iillo 81
beiiirdtcn~ Der 2int-S tomm bat
neulid elm 9orf I'M @ebiet beS Gbill.
fiona-S tonnmeS, lieben Wicilen bon
9(nboi, ii~6erioncn, mo 5ebn @cfors
gene gcnnodJt, 9lutigc &crgeltlung
miro cruortet. Die Gins limo Der
itGrfIte Stomm IN Der @cqcnb, Tie
5Gblcn 5000 Momn in brciBig Cor.
fern. 0ic pier idmGhcren Stdntnlc,
N9o, SilL Gboo mo Gbnng nit bier
sig GGrfern mo 1000 Wfonn, bobcn
iid) 5ltn @iOerltonO pcrciniat.
Die Hcibcrcien 3luiid)cn Den Clans
ocS Seltluobs8 ebictS boben Dor orei
Sobren mcoen Gntiiibrung elmer ilil'
gen 1rolt bc0onnen uno iid) leitoem
III 0eipiiicn Yoilicn imnlcr mic0er.
bolt. Sm CONNER mor cS NcllutgeL
oltrd) MilitGr bic Sronung luicocr
ber5uitellcn, bod mar bic Gage lllr
poriibcrgebcnb gcbeliert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04
! NftiunGrc bcfcn Scfisit.

2emiston Sbobo, 3. Sum-. =
Nntionalbont -Ncpiior @oth meloet,
Dab in Dem aoiienbeitano Ser 2efuis.
ton Notionolbonf Gin Seblbetrog
BON $4,000 entbedt moroell lit. 9te
NttionGre Der 9alrf boben buS Tefl-
sit gcbeft unb Die SinorBloge beS
SnititltS tit llid)t erihiittcrt. Gie
&errnltreiunl9cn iinb mdbrel,b scr
leetel fiinf Sabre pprgefpmmelt ullo
5luor ourd) betriigcriid)e Monipltli.
rlllg Der Nooirungsmoid)iher. ), ".
&ettenbad), BrGiioent Der Nationa(.
banf ulto Der Srlrit.G% ontpagnie, ts.
itatigt Die Hngobc, bob Der NebIbc.
troe bon Den aftiolldrcu gutgemnd)t
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-04

en- Cecil bci Iittsburg, ga, bot
Die IL Sabre olte Nigel Berger ibreir
500 in Ben Uomincn geilmocn, lnb
ibre Mlltter, ibr Guter ntO ibr Grit
Der tritgel id)fuerc 9ranbmlnOeu oo-
BON, inocm cine Same Yctrolclm er-
pIooirtr, ipp9llrb oas Sous Der Su.
milie in Brand aeriety uno in aid)e
geleot muroe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HERE IS a PUZZLE FOR YOU
street Railway Asks, eff Complain
ants WOn't Give Names How Can
We Correct WrOnEsf"

with the cooperation Of the passengers
this company expects to give Chicago the
best street railway system in the world"
THAT is a notice the traction company Of
Chicago has placed In all its cars and 1t
struck me as being a splendid idea" said
r. A. Leussler. secretary and assistant gen
eral manager OF the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company. who has
returned from a short trip to Chicago. "A
company can formulate the best possible
rules for speedy service and for the safety
OF the public. but without the cooperation
OF the passengers these rules are OF little
value. We have instances OF this almost
every day. Men and women viii call up
and complain OF certain violations Of rules
by our employees. but when we ask for the
numbers OF the conductor or motorman they
rufse to give them. stating they don't want
to make any trouble for the men. II We
can't lin out when q motorman o. SON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

voting several minutes to thought Picksrd
stepped up and Bruning went to the floor
and made the second. Pickard put the mo-
tion to lay on the table. which failed to
carry, the vote being 2 10 ?.
Then Bruning went back to the chair and
Pickard TO the floor. Bruning put the origi-
nal motion to expunse. which failed to
carry, the vote being again a tie. Conse-
quently that part OF the minutes was not
approved. Otherwise routine business came
before the board.
Pickard has succeeded In getting his
brother, o. w. Packard. on the county pay
roll. having persuaded Herman Beal. county
surveyor. to put him on as bridge inspector
in place OF d. c. Black, a republican.
The commissioners will nave one more
meeting before the opening OF the bids for
the new court house, which Is scheduled
for March l. Meantime a Macedonian cry
is going up for Bedford's return. Bruning
feeling sadly at sea at present.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
HEAFEY GOES, TO COVER, TOO
Follows F~UnkhOuseP. and O'Brfen ON
the MAyOraIty Track Back to
the Stable.

Coroner Patrick c. Heafey is the latest
democratic a~spirant for mayor TO get cold
feet and trek for cover. He has followed
NJ. F. Funkhouser and Dave o'Brien off
the track and bach 10 the stable. leaving
the field TO Mayor Jim. Lobeck and Ber-
ryman
Business reasons are given by Cornor
Heafey for pulling out OF the race.
After being solicited by committees and
several friends Of mine to file for the nom
nation for mayor l have come TO the con-
clusion after careful consideration Of the
situation that i better not file" said the
colonel. in a statement to Tn Bee. adding
tina he appreciates the kindness OF his
friends in suggesting his name for such
an exalted position.
MY friends honored me In the last cam
paign by electing me to the office OF
county coroner. This position l did not
seek at that time. but my friends filed for
me and I could not set oUt OF making the
race and I aid 20. ana made q great shew-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
ADVANTAGE OF BEING DRUNK
Travelling Mans Employers Waits
Fifteen Years 40 Catch Him sober
Enough to BE "Fired."

From a Kansas City wholesale house an
Omaha hotel manage has learned when to
fire" the cook, discharge the porter, tie
the can to the baggage mar and order the
bartender to quit filling the RUNNER glasses
with golden wasser.
For several days a travelling salesman
who has the reputation OF being a good
fellow and trying to live up TO It, had
been staying at one OF the leading Omaha
hotels. The traveller was converting a
great deal OF money into popularity each
day. buying the gem-hued, flower-scented
dream compellers for everyone about the
hotel. The e~xtravagant waste OF money
attracted the attention. OF The manager and
he looked at the books. The traveller was
paying for everything but his meals. but
the manager thought he would warn the
house. knowing some Of the members OF
the firm.
At the expense OF the wholesalers In
Kansas City he called by telephone and
said.
your Mr.. Blank has ben here for a
week. He has been drunk every minute of
the time he has been here and, like a
sioux Indian, when he has whisky he
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

wants every one else about the hotel to
have II. It's been carried to the barber
shop for the BARRIERS and to the kitchen
for the cooks. When It is sent to his room,
he orders Two and invites the bell boy to
drink with him. Several OF the boys are
piled up under tho stairway in the base
ment."
After this warning the hotel keeper held
his ear close TO the telephone, expecting
that the travellers job was gone. Instead
of that, this is what he heard. according
to his own story:
why do you want to call US up to tell
us about Mr.. Blank when he Is drunk.
Call up some day hen you catch him
sober. We have been waiting for fifteen
years to get that nan sober enough to
fire him. Goodbye"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
GIRL WEEPS, BUT NOT IN VAIN
COlOred Girl Brings Results when
She Cries I'm the Court
Room.

Ida Bell Irwin. a i2-year-old colored girl,
wept TO some effect in juvenile court satur-
day morning.
She had been assigned to the Detention
home. but her tears and walls moved the
court TO let her go back to her home. The
hid with another. Milla Brown, appro-
prlated a valentine and a Teddy bear from
the Brandeis store one day last week.
Readers OF Dickens oliver Twist were
reminded OF Pagan and the ArtfuI Dodger
through the story told by a little colored
boy Paul Holiday. The boy was not before
the court nor il he under arrest in any
way he simply knows Of a secondhand
man "ho urged him to rob another dealer.
There Is a hint OF Faganism also in the
case OF Paci Borski and Joe Justus. ar
rested for cutting down telephone wire and
selling It to a junk dealer. A vigorous
campaign against these fences n 70 be
wagsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Spring Goods Specially
Priced
in our linen Replacement.

500 fine, all linen, double hemstitched sets, full
bleached, very beautiful patterns in 2. ~ and 8
yard cloths-large napkins to match-worthu up to
$3.50, choice for set. 40 QS
Embroidered scalloped edge satin bed spreads
extra large size-regular 81 spreads. each So. 9S
72-inch full ~bleached, extra fine satin table damask
warranted all pure linen, 81 damask, yd Csc
NAPKINS TO MATCH
soc mercerized table damask-very choice lot
oL In pont' ydIo 81 {
Large hemmed, linen finish napkins good res
taurant napkin. dozen. 25&
" Fine Renaissance centerpieces. round or square,
eacn 0SG
$1.25 hand-embroidered scarfs and lunch cloths.
eacn .40c
10c large knit dish cloths, each .5&
SOC large bleached hemstitched Turkish bath towels
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
TWO MEN SUCCEED GoRMAN
Work Performed by veteran ON street
Railway system IL Now
Divided.

Ray II. FIndley has been appointed SUI
perintendent OF track and roadway for the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company and A. l.. Lott has been APP
pointed superintendent OF electric lines both
succeeding TO the position formerly held
BY ]. j. German. who has resigned to move
on his ranch.
Mr.. German performed the duties as
signed 10 these two men the work being
divided. Mr.. F1ndley IL a graduate enEi-
nssF, who has been with the company for
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
CIRCUS AT COUNTY BOARD
Bruning as Ringmaster Puts On Two.
Ring Act.
FARCE COMEDY FOR A MEETING
Bedford's Absence Brings Forth
Macedonian Cry from the other
Two Children OF His
Tribe.

Fred Bruning put on a two-ring circus act
at the meeting OF the county commissioner
Saturday morning. To begin with, Com
missioner Bedford was absent. being In
Montana. 80 that Bruning hadSonly one
democrat-Pickard-to back him up.
The reading OF tho minutes OF the meet
ing OF February ID came up. 1t was at this
meeting the changes In seven offices were
made by the triumvirate. Commissions
Trainor rose at the end OF the reading and
moved that because OF Brunings ruling at
the time there be expunsed from the record
all reference 20 the appointments. Kennard
seconded the motion. Pickard moved to lay
the motion on the table. A silence followed.
There was no one 20 second Pickard. for
pruning. who was presiding. could not
do 20.
Cuts the raj Knot.
Commissioned Piekard win take the
chair" said Bruning finally. and altar de-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

serenade being rendered him on his return
from Missouri, proceeded to address the
serenaders in appreciation, of the eompli-
ment. He was only prevented from max
ing a speech by Judge X. c. Scott and
Herman B. Peters. who told him what 1t
was all about.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
cURRIE STEPS ON HIS FOOT
sage OF the Sage Brlsh Addresses
Salvation Array for Serenad-
imH Him.

An evening or two 9 Colonel Frank
currie, the sage OF the Sage Brush Divide
Of Gordon, and erstwhile Nebraska legis-
lator. was at the Merchants hotel. and
while in the lobby The Salvation Army band
moved up in front of the hotel and started
to playing and singing There's a Chance
for sinners Yet"
Colonel curris assuming that It WA q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

two years, practically in the capacity of
assistant to Chief Engineer Noyes. A. L.
Lott is a graduate electrical engineer who
has been with the company about eighteen
months during which time he has assisted
In the installation OF the machinery at the
power station.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

ing in this republican city and county. /
thank my friends for what they did for
me at that time and at some future time
1 might ask their support again. l have
a business that l cannot afford to neglect.
as 1 have given il my entire attention for
twenty-five years. day and night. and 1
cannot afford to sacrifice my business to
go into politics. and l intend to give my
present office my entire attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

sss Want AAa Are suslasIs Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

commissioner Piekard will a k the
~hair." said Bruning finally. ana altar de-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21

ductor is doing things in violation OF the
rules, how are we going to correct the
wrongsT'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
Hand loom embroideries

Madeira and convent embroideries-on fine
soft cambria and nainsook fabrics-have
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