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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Jimmrlfahrt.

Ger @immeifabrtsta6. crit lett
Dem 0ierten Sahrbuuoert ein Seier.
tag. mar iriiher nit manher!ei heiO.
inlihen Syanhcn oerbtn0en. SSn Ser
3adt 0or @inmelflbrt lpuroe Nint
9ellpiel in Sen 9aneruhluiern @ul.
Ter bereite' 0oh 0usiic bel oieier
ar5et fem &}ort seiproden lucroen.
Slele Gutter gait ais hciImirfiam;
lia ldliete Dor &ranfbeii un0 Sei5es
ldaoea, oesbai6 as ma tie niht
Rur. lOQoera beitrit audi Sen 90r.
per oamit. Eas Santiren NIT
leIlernen @eleHitaHOm muBie AM
&Emmeliahristaae oertlieOen mer0en.
penn Is bate ein itip,,e$ llmUettcr
herbeIaefiihrt. Mud Oielsr A6er
lglaube itammt ans hei0niiher 3eit
oenn an einem Ser leheilMten
Gonarstage uM oteielbe Belt. in Die
jest unaeidhr unier 0immclfabr'staa
Iidnt OHrfteH uuiere beioniiden Scr.
lloBren fem Glen BET ..bren Dies klt.e
Ben G0nar 10 erjiirnt. SaB er ein Sc
lpiiter aeididt bate. Ser Conner.
lgott mar Ser 2iebliu9s1o't Ser SelO-
bebauer. 0enn er gab 3egen mo
SonnenideIn Ndrme un0 Sriihte.
lluo 0amif er Sen Wenihcn md Sci
'Sern Ana0i1 mar, Diomeie man IbnI
'eiuen Der iiinf @ohentaae. 0eu
Eonarstaa: man belt oem @oite
.ieitIihe llH5iige in 6lur unO oain
.uaO opierte ibm I'M 6riihlinP Gier,
Siibnhcn. 6el0iriihte II. ~.
9toh SahrbunNerte ipdter, ais
.ihon 0as 9briitentbum Sic 0eutidea
.San0c beAerrihie. le6ic ser 9ber-
.glau6c i'm SanoDoIf. 0aB Ser Sim.
meliabrtstal leiht idpueres llngc.
nit @aaelihIag un0 6el0ida.
Sen brinae. lin Oies ab5npen0euL
.hielten ielb'i Sic Ghriiteu. luie iriiher
Die @eiNen, 9ittgdr9e nit @eiaHg
.uno @ebet. 5oaen feierlidl ourd Sic
Seller un0 Sluren, idpniidten oie
'9a2peaden un0 9iIOit6de nit Bin.
men. ME isiiber sic SeiOen ibre bel
.ligen @dumc gAo Gueuen, Die
@oAnorte ser @oiter. berebrmgspoll
.~bcfrdnsten. Gie Glide mar ser ge.
.6eiligte Baum oes 2onnr. sic eide
Der Oes @otan. Ole Gucnen uarsr
Dem Iihten Sommer9ott 8alour &C.
ltno mie uniere heiOniiden Dor
i'm Jriih(ing un0 Sommer
.ieierlih 5u oieien heiligeu Srten
.i6rer Otter 5ogen mo fleine @aben
.opierten. 10 3iebeu beit5uta1e tatbo-
hide Ghriiten uno @aIlfobrer, Elm.
5eln oOer IN ieierliten @ro5eiiionen
iingea0 uuo beten0. 81 0en @naOca.
.orten. ben einiam aui Bergen iteben.
Den 9l0itern un0 9apeueH, opfern
.bnnt bemalte brennen0e 8er5en,
idmiiden Sic @~eiligeubiIOer NIT
.@limen, waidlen lid, nit Dem frD-
itollflaren @alier Oes 8riinnleins,
.0as bel Ser &apele quilt. uno erboi-
fen 0aOon Seaen. @eiunobeit. glau.
ben Sanu seaen &rantbcit sefeit 81
iein uno nebmen mobl and BEN
.aranfen oobeim Elm 6ldihlein aus
Sem nab ibrer1eeinung beiItrGitigen
Born nit. Solhe @aIfahrten mer-
.0eh -. .atboliihen @egenOer beion-
.0ers germ am SimmeIfubrtstuse IN.
.ternommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

3 9iiht MIR tootesmutbige Dtdn.
ner BADEN Ole arauiigen Gisiuuiten
SIR Folarlin0er au%igeiud)t. nm Den
Sdleier Bt bebet. Scr iiber Den Re.
9loHcn oes etuigen |o0es nusgebrei.
TT lit. ion0ern AUDI ,%5rauen baIfen
Ole Strapa3en DER Uldmer tragen. es
lei erilmprt an bic Auiiin gnna
8rontihiiihef Die bereitg i'm Sabre
1875 oa3 erite melblidq Gpier Der
0or0polariorihuHa mHr0e. 9SId)t
um 9fubm 81 geiUinnu ionocrn MIR.
mn ibrem iunaen @atten treu 3ur
Seite 3i iteben, nabm iie DIE BE.
idaDQr0en mo @eiabreu Der Jtor0.
lau0iabri AMI lid. SIM II. Sabrbum,
0ert paren ste Auiien IN OeH 9eiig
1i6irieus gelangt Hn0 nit Der Gr.
obcrung &amiihatfas ian0 cine Ian.
nc Meibe non aampien, Die 0as moro.
lihe sliien Sem rlniihen Neidle nm.
ferlpori. ibreu AbihluB Raiarlidl
muBfe TIT Den neielt @erren 0es Gan.
oc5 Dos NerlaliaeH mad l0croeil, gu
eria6reM luig melt i6 i6r Reid mad
Nor0ea 81 ans6ehne. mo ME ieiae
Stiiiten ant Gismeere beidaifen ieien.
Jia6su PLANNERS miS 5e0enitroH.
gsranagl mo an0eren untcr505 iid
add 4ronti6ittihaii Der Aui8abc
Sen N0r6a1 5ibiriens 5u crioridleH.
an 5ri,hia6r 1874 brad er ali.
GENE ia qe Satin be8leitete ibn.
Inter 0em 70. @rao iiberwiutcrien
tic. Sm CONNER 1873 gin9 ourdl
6ia llnaeid1dlitfeit eiHiaer Sdiiis.
kute Ser gr5Bie Jbeil oes 4roUiont
Oqrloren. un0 4roHnhitid)eii iab ii6i
Bur Miifte1r 3glunHaeH. Inter Sen
m"idaldiiea GHtbebrunBeu, oeHen
oie 6fliie ser Mannidaii ctlag er.
reidten iie 0ie @eimaib, tuo autI
9romidirhaii uuo bal0 oaraui aud
ieinp interchangeable Satin oea
5olqen or furdt5aren Strapman
Bun Gpier iielen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
5ar's tdglide esbsn.

ue5ertreibe ME. oanit ST. feinc
3ueiiel an oaine @lau6miroiaFeif
her0orrufit. 6 eiebt 2eute, oenen
es fait sur Bugten gtatur aeuor0ci
1T. Igoe au5aeseHbeit. aud menn tie
ooa sar tfiner 9~aoeHtung iDeiter 1T.
auf3ubaniaen. olis5utmuten. furs
90 ii5ertret5en. GaB 6anit Ser
giae rDenn au9 uubaUuBt @orha5
gelsiitst uuo uamenilih Gin6ern an
ie5r itigties ggroisI gegs5en guir0.
beSeutsn iie nidt Eie u~s5ertreibup9
uno 5lei6i inmer unihon. In ruel.
der @eif1it lie audi e;nberge5eH mag.
% IN Sort o6sr Shrifi. Sic errue1t
In ieaern ru5ig rno iahlih og7sen.
oea Maenfhgu ftgs 3ueifeI uno ionte
oss51l5 ornieoen merSen. a1nn
man cins 5ah mt lte5eueuaung
e~rfretsn. 70 54att nan ritt "a
Ttrc.5f1.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Die alte BlnHtemfremHSim.
-
Bon aorl ernit &no6t

Gle bate BON ie Sic glumen % germ,
q Sic rot5en Hoien Der alterH
Stern.
Seotoien, 9elfeH, @erauium
&Hhien Inn ibr SaAshen berum.
SIN @inter Sic 6eHiter, i'm CONNER
Ser @arten
Sic prnngten in 6arben oaer &rten.
"a Itriti zines Gags = : spar am
A6en0 = Ser zoo
Sn's Sdusdien = lln0 BALD Derblidl
nneg Hoth,
es fIog init ser SeeIe Die Come
fort,
uno grau in0 oerlanen lag Der
Srt.
Sas Iiitterlein mar in Sen @arten
eegaHsen.
$50 Iauter eDige 9Iumen pransen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

oeln pir 0enn iest 10 an SEN ~ailcn
Senten~ mic mir III ipateren Saarea
iUHnldcn Deroen, oaB ma ms tIlue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Tie Stenuug Der 8rau in Or.
gentiuien iii inioiern e~igenortig. ala
i'm oiientliden mo priOaten 2eben
INNER nod cine itrcnge Sheiouna
Der 8eihledlter itottiinoet. @obl
treten ben Observation-Disclosures unS
ibren geitrebumaen feline beionoereH
Spostniiie entgegeu uno es giebt N
@uenos Iires un0 ou0eren grOBeren
taoten bereits GoftorinHen Der De
.0i5in, Gblrur9ie, 3abnbeilfunOe. An.
t5ropoloaie uu0 8eburtsbilfe,
Sdriititeaerinnen uno Reoatteurin-
men, 9ilObauerinnen uHo aomponi'
iiinnen. 3ie 0erpoltung auer SO.
ipitdler Der argentiniihen Republis
mo olcr offentlideH @obltbdtig.
feitsauiialten liegt in 6rauenbdnoeH
im0 in Der 2anoesbauptitaot bat eim
Came cine ShuIe fir Wtaiiage uno
aranfeupflege gegrlH0et uno per-
noltet ie i~eibitdnoig. aber bic 10.
3iale Steaung Ser orgentiniider
.Srau lit cine auoere, ais bic ibrel
.cipiliiirten Sdppeitern; fie miro in
Arbcit mo 8ergniigen ME Der gut,
aameraO Tires Wanues iein un6 iein
.Qeben tbeilen. 81 Sauie nie oui
Ger StroBe. 6ei Seitlihteiteu ME b.
ofientliden Zpa3ieraangen, i'm Thea
ter fuie in Der Sdpile betuirft elm &c.
.iDilie8 titles 6inoernebmeu. DAB iit
Sic bg.oc 8eihlehter IN reipettpol'
Ter Gntiermung BON chamber balteR
,Sm GtraBenbiloe Der 8roBtaote ieb,
len Die %porne6mm SraueH, MIR IN Der
.Iraunuap iiebt mon bin uno !pleoet
cine amoerqdrtneriu nit ibren 3og'
.Gnaen. cine fSrau ans Dem Belle ooet
Elm ans Der Shule fommen0es Wd0.
.ten. ssm Ibeoter. fDo Die 6rauen auf
alien 8l6een iisen fonnen. giebt IS
nod cine bei0noere, nlr fur 6rdueH
reieroierte @aaerte. Bel 5amllieH'
Diners. @eieaihaiten un0 ausilugeH
trennt man it'd nnb Dem gi1en IN
fpei iiren1 ~geionoerte @ruppen. pno
Sic Iamen miidlan lid nidt in bic
@eiprate o~er~9gldmer. 4Hh bel Den
Gbeleuten matt iih rad auBen bin
Ioteie gdeiouna Der @eihlehter in e..
mas 0a0urt bemert5ar. oab 91tts
lnno Satin iid bemii9en. Elm innige'
res BerblltriB 81 eiiuuoer moglitft
menia AT 3eigen. 10 iiebt man }. ..
Inihi ielten i'm T5eater un0 bel an0e'
rem @ele9enbeiten ben Pam bet iei'
men Sreun6en gno Bic GraR bel isgst
/ ~IreunSinrsn. iiseH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

p Gu n9iiea faanit. Dsrsr5ite
Iai5t.
@snn Der 9~siobamual gB5cr
mare. OoHn Duroe 5aIo bas Glait
ugsr toiien-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Gi6 ris uno MINI nie nit
saDor@Hn Bill
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

= Gbcnio wie Sic 6ran6iinuen
ilterellirer lid audi oie gmerifane.
rlnHen bcloH0erS fir oen 2uftiport,
=" Dem lie iid ieet uttip betbeiIigsn
nolIen. Inter Der AegiOe Don Nsi5
Morgan, enter Sod)ter 0es beriibm.
ten EIerpont Morgan. ipurOe tirslid
I'M Ierotlub cine 3lueigabtbeiluHa
liir 0onen a~e5riiuoet. Oie oen @9it,
qlieocrn 6lugnerlilhe erH0elihep
mill.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

= SSt Ser itaIieniifen aammer
ltlnuatten 50 Geputirte ie0er Ritp
tlhg liir Oas 6rauemuablrebt sur
0aloaatammer 100 ie0o6 oageaeH.
es giebt IN Stalien $1,000 6rauen,
9ie let6itanoig @auOel treiben. -
Ae 1raBol1den 6rnuen boben ieit
oen' Yfooember Oes leeten Sahres so
Gem dttIoen oid Ons paiiipe @abI.
redt gu oen @anOelsfnmmeru erbdl.
Ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

81 Ser Saale Ses 9s5sns 5its
es feline Terleu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

= 4n Ser @rrliner r~lniDerfitdi
murOen mie0er 5uei9huninnen. Srdu.
lcin &clia 4ioHtif un0 SrauIeir
@hoia Builder. 81 Goftoren ser Nee.
0i5in promopIrt. Sbre 0oftorarbet
ten b~ebauOeltcu gpnGtologHhe Sbe
men. = IlS crite Game al Der llni.
oeriitdt WfiHltcr erlparb Iid Jr6u,
lem Sobanna &idter ans 9iirnbera
Sic pbiIoiophiihe 0~oftoriuiir0e.
Mn Der |llniperiitit @ien promooirts
sum Or. phil. 5rau Wlartina pon
Slid. !.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

= Gad Giuiiibrung 0rs o6niideu
ecictes, oa9 Srnlen NaS paiiineBubI.
ted)t iiir Ole 80rperihnften Der Tom.
mnalen Sclbltnerlpaltunaen &c
ipGbri ianOen III Wopenbagen Die er.
item WaancinOciuahIeu itaft. Gie bat.
ten OaS GrgebuiB, 0oB iieben iDeib.
li6e @apcrberinnen ais N;ialieoet
oeS 0cmeinOeratbeS triumpbirena
aus Der Mablurne berporgilaen. lin.
ter ben 0eUaDlten meibliden @e.
meiHoeoeror0nete befinSen i'd cine
Aer5tiL cine Oberin zines frauen.
beims unO cine Stenograpbiitin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

y SAB iit oiiati6e unO an0ers
egottide 6iiritcr CUR Sur mad euro.
pa begebeii. lit betannt uno i'm gage.
meinen gar niht ionoerlid interei.
liant. Ger Wabdr1ia BON gbarat,
pur. einem britiihen Shntitaate In
CirIuoien, eriuedt aber mioferu
3beilna6me, ais er nod in Dem
fmOliden sitter BON 915 Snbren
iiebt. Ger grin3 befinoct iih in Be
gIeituna Oes Majors Slider Dom
aMeoi3iniiden Iienit" in Sn0ier
uno elmer SofOame ieiuer Wutter
Mrs, Sutherland. bic es iibernom
men habeu. i'm geinnO tpieOer beIm
81 brinaeti. 0ah einem sipeimonat
lidGu Auieutbnlt in einem iraHooit
iden Gurorte lit nod Elm .abiteder'
uad) @aris uno Guglon0 eeplant
Der oeni iungen Snoer BON Der euro
p0iideu 9ultur mabriheiulid einer
ieinem @eritdnoniB angemeieneR
@eqriii Qe6en fol-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

6rm Eait, oie @attin Ses Bra.
lioenten Der Ser. Staaten,S tat cine
lunse Geutlhe, Elm 6rdAIein Alice
5lodl ans Dresden. 81 ibrer Sefrs.
iarin aaplblt. 9ie iunge Dame tuar
blaber ais Sontoriitin in elmer 81.
llee an1citelIt. sIudl 6rau Rooie.
oelts Sdrctdrin, 5rdulein Sia6eQu
9a8ner mar oeutider Serfumft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Rrcerrei.

= Ole Geieaenpriifung i'm Sumo.
iler9Guer6e bat in Him Elm 6raulein
9eDbergar, cine Softer 0es Dor eiai.
gen Sabren DerIiorbenen 9ilObauers
Erolellor 9egber9er, nit eriols ab.
gelegt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
President Taft Visits Town
That Gave Him Every Vote

GREGORY, Tex. Oct. Z-President Taft
mad his education as a ranchman further
enhanced today by another afternoon az
sightseeing on the practical side OF things.
Starting from La Quinta at 8 o'clock the
president motOred over to Taft, eleven
miles away, to visit the town, which
gave him it's unanimous vote in the cleo
ton of last fall
On his way TO Taft, the president stopped
in at the cotton gin and watched les
operation with much interest. There he
saw for the first time a steam piow at
work In the fields. Next. the president
was taken to the creamery, where he ata
a dish OF ice cream.
During the morning the president played
eighteen holes OF golf with Robert Com
neriy OF Austin, the neputed champion
OF Texas. who Laid out the links on the
Taft place rhe president invited Mr.. Com
nerly down to get a beating but the
young Texan led his distinguished oppo-
nent from the first hole.
Tomorrow the president viii break intp
his four days vacation long enough to
go over Ia Corpus Christi on the revenue
cutter, Window, to speak before the IN
land Waterways association. He will re-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23

turn TO Ia ouinta early enough in the
Afternoon to have a final game OF golf
before leaving at $40 p. m. Tor Houston
and Dallas.
At the school house at Taft this after
noon the president was introduced by his
brother. Charles P. Taft He declared the
president had expressed Doubt tina such
a town as Taft or such a ranch existed
and he had been invited to return TO
Washington this way In order that he
might be shown around
He is now here" continued Mr.. Taft,
and I want him to tell you whether he
IL convinced or not"
The president was given a great cheer
as he arose co speak.
II am glad to be here.'' he said. and
again his audience OF enthusiasts cheered.
ELS there anybody who is kicking7 I
don't think you would have him In the
community II he did. Certainly the Lord
has been good To this part OF the country.
The opportunity for development here
seems 20 be unlimited. The air and this
land run on without a hill and without
anything to interfere with your outlook
that I should think you would get a little
tired looking 0ver into the next pasture "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
campaign for the erection OF the new

campaign for the erection OF the new
H G. Kiudo has gone on a short visit
to Illinois. He viii return by way OF
La Platte. Mo. Mrs. Riddo went TO Illinois
several weeks CO.. She will return with
him.
The Eastern Star will initiate a class OF
candidates Saturday evening az Masonic
hall.
The Baptist Young people will have a
harvest home social this evening at the
church.
Some one broke. into the barn Of L H.
Greer Wednesday night ana took a robe
and bride.
The South Omaha HIEh school foot ball
team is having secret practice Yesterday
the team practiced on the South Omaha
Country club grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. 2. Campbell have re-
turned from a visit to Tilden, Neb. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. stuart
Campbell and her daughter, Dorothy.
As the supply is somewhat limited. we
will ask those who are not already provided
with a copy OF the household expense book
to call at the Live Stock National bank
for One. 1t is free.
Mrs. J. M. Patrick, mother Of Senator
W r. Patrick, suffered another stroke OF
paralysis at Wabun Lodge. Wednesday at
3 p. m. The first stroke was ten years
is now lying in a very critical condition.
stella Bently, a neBress. was given two
sentences in police court yesterday morning.
One was for larceny and the other for as
sault. She Is said 10 have taksn a
B0hemiau's money and then assaulted him
when he complained. She cut him ON the
wrist with a knife.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eava Rsaa Rrins N
Mayl phoso. removed % ism q Howard
mlnshar4. R-hstoEuuphrr, lsth = FarnanL
chamb.rE auhoet 20 DnaatnU apua
Circular
nsna salesman required TOR Iowa "A
trsas Z T4a. care Bee
waite waftsrs ae aohlltu Cafs-ou,cs
srvfcs ana courteous ureatrnanL
HguitsbIs E~tfs-PoIicisa ri~ht drafts az
maturity r r. Nssiy. mruarsr. Omaha
Dstsottysa Before rswa arana Tury-
lanes Donahue and Henry Heitfeldt OF
ne detectivs department. have been served
with summons to appear before the grand
jury az Ottlmwa. la. Monday morning.
Funsraz 81 N. n n Eofsus-rhe FUN
eral OF Dr. H. II. LOTUS. Who died We'd
nesday at ~Eascanaba, Mich- IL 70 be held
from the home IN Omaha, sols Mason street
1t 2 o'clock this aftsrnoom Burial will
be In Forest Lawn cemetery.
akun Rractura, in panrurous-John Nal
10y. VIA received a fracturs Of the skull
by being struck by a order while crossing
the Douglas street bride on a car Thurs
day night, is in a precarious condition al
ST JOseph's hospital where he was re-
moved for treatment.
Hhroo women A0E utWQEco1-Three
women have filed suits in district court
Tor divorces. Mrs. Mary |Corwin asks a de.
cree frgm Elmer Corwin, charging non.
support. Esther Spencer would seperats
from Charles E. Spencer on the same
ground Mrs. olive L. Woods complains
OF cruelty from Frank v. woods. sayins
he threatened her iife with a razor.
sued fur VITA abaadonmans-Esto H1u-
IL being prosecuted for wife abandonment
before Judge sutton In district court. o.
charges preferred by his wife. Following
the marriage. Hunt took his wife to tn,
home OF his mother and later went to Chi
coga. The girl. after a time, went back Z,
her family. Hunt returned and made n,
attempt to retoin her. His arrest followed
1snnstt-Raun RaGersufn Clatm-The n
nal part Of the bill OF exceptions in IN,
Bennett-Baum case has been filed in ais
trict court preparatory to the arEuing o
the appeal in the suprems court. This Las
part Il with regard to the allowance to N
referee. Attornew w. n. Baird. Mr.. Bair
was given H,5Oa, this and other costs benz
assessed to the Baums. The referee sske'
Tor $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
ONE CENT FINE, or ONE
MINUTE IN IAIL, SAYS Jury
Men who Hear Evidence IN sh6OtinG
Case Recommend 1Iinfmam
Sentences.

turned in by a district court Jury was
given yesterday afternoon. when the twelve
men who Lad been trying John Dslsena,
rOund him guilty OF assault and battery,
and recommended 10 the court that II i'm
pose the minimum sentences.
This minimum sentence for assault and
battery, Is I cent OF 1ne minute In Jail
Delesna fired a OFFICER Cunningham Of
the Omaha poiice force. while resisting
arrest and sent a bullet through his coat
The only evidence for the PLAINTIFF was his
own.
He was remanded BY fudge sutton TO the
custody OF the sheriff and the court an
n0unced he would give due consideration
before Imposing sentence
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
Bdy'sLegs Crushed
by a Street Car
One Must Be Amputatsd, but Doctors
Hope 70 Save the Other-Chap-
ter Of Accidents.

Roy H~ardenbrooK OF Thirteenth and Do
mtnion streets was run down and both
legs were crushed by a Walnut Hill street
car at 6 o'clock last night while he was at
tempting 10 cross the track in front OF
the car. His left leg win have to be am
putated His right leg was also badly
crushed. but 1t is thought hat amputa-
ton will not be necessary.
MOtorman Charles Sears saw the boy
attempting to cross the track and at
tempted 10 stop the car, but was unable
TO do so. Dr. R B. Harris was called
and took the boy to St JoBephis hospital
de Is in a dangerous condition. but 1t "a
thought that he viii recover.
Norris Kubiensky.. aged Is years. whO
is employed as a messenger boy, ran int
a street car while riding a bicycle al
sixteenth and Burt streets. The bicycle
struck the rear end OF the car and the
boy was thrown violently to the pave
ment. He was taken home after has in
iuries we're attended by DIT. Shramek.
II. Sorroy Of @A North Twenty-firsI
street was thrown out OF a wagon Al
rwenS-seventh and Cunning streets at
o'clock yesterday and both his lowsl
limbs were bruised. He is engaged as q
peddler. His horses became frightened and
started to,run away. He fell out OF th'
wagon as the horses turned the corner
He was attended by Drs. Shramek AM
Harris and was sent home
John Malloy, who lives ON Twenty-eightl
street and Avenue e. In Council Bluffs
was struck by an iron girder on the bridg
yesterday while riding on a owd motto
car. He was standing on the steps an,
was leaning far out when he was strucl
rendered unconscious. He was attends
by DR.. r. B Harris. who ordered hin t
be sent to ST. Joseph's hospital for treat
menr.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
NEWS OF THE ARMY CIRCLE
Chief Clerk Harm OF Headquarters
In Granted Leave Of
Absence.

chief Clerk Paul B. Harm OF army head
quarters has been granted a leave OF
absence for twenty lays j. W. Hitch viii
act as chief clerk during Mr.. Harms
absence
Company d, signal Corps. arrived at Fort
Omaha this morning from Fort Riley.
Honorable discharges from the army
have been granted by purchase to Privates
r F Weiss. Company l. Third battalion
OF engineers; Wayne Miller. Troop d.
Eighth cavalry ana Corporal Nick ank
Company +. Sixteenth infantry.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
suppressed the

eminent has effectually suppressed the
few agitatOrs In Bengal"
MI Michael says that there is a great
field for American manufactures In
India and hat ne looks for wide develop
ments in that direction. The United States
claims third place among the nations shar-
ing in midas trade.
Mr.. lei win return to his post
within a few weeks, expecting to remain
there for two years longer. He viii be
accompanied by Mrs Michael. They win
take their young daughter to Lausanne,
Switzerland, on their way to India and
leave her there to complete her education.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
ORcHARD a WTLmLM.


tremendous Hug sale MandHy.
THOUSANDS OF BEAUTIFUL RUGS TO
BE SOLD AT A FRACTION OF
THEIR REGULAR VALUE.
The mills at the end OF a big season sort
and lay aside all patterns that they decide
TO drop FROM their regular line. We. AS
large wholesale dealers. are invited In 10
see and choose from this stock fully three
weeks before they are thrown on the open
market The result IL. we have first choice
and IN this occasion purchased unusually
heavy.
Our large output enables us 20 handle
more OF these rugs than any other western
concsrn. and our purchasers smbrace only
the choicest Of patfsrna The rags are now
on display In our windows. We menfion 4
few OF the rsmarkabIs values
E0 Valvet Rug. ma
$50 Administer Rug. En
uG8 sxi2 Brussels Rugs. mD
ub.W axi2 Brussels Rugs. A0
Z0 Velvet Rugs, ski, Q1O
Ei.8 Okla Velvet Rugs. p6A
CL@ sEI2 Seamless wilton Rugs, 01M
ON SALE MONDAY. OCT 8TH
Extra sales people"
See sunday paper tor further particulars
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23

among the big cars ON display and Rept
the guests OF the evening cOnvuIsed with
laughter at his pranks,
Mr. Frearickson entertained many OF the
eify's automobile enthusiasts and the OPEN
ing was a particularly pleasant affair. The
new salssrOom at the ganass Is nest arts
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
SECOND DIVORCE FOR
Mr.. AND MRS. FERGUSON
woman DESERT Husband and Il
Taken Back, Only tn Rum
Away Again.

Walter FerEwsSn ave his wife Maud
Ferguson 10y chance. They were mar
rieA In 1901 and after a year or SO. Mrs.
Ferguson skipped out Ferguson waited a
While. applied for a decree OF divorce and
got IL in the year 1904.
He met Mrs. Ferguson again. she told
him she was sorry. so be remarked her,
This was in 1905. Mrs- Ferguson stuck
around for two years. but decamped oncs
more in 1SG.
Yesterday Ferguson secured his second
decree OF divorce from her and was
awarded the care and custody OF Samuel
Ferguson, a minor child Of said plalntifi
and defendant by a former marriage"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
CARROLL ON MAcKAY'S TRAIL
GeneFaE Superintendent OF Postal
Telegraph Follows Chief
Across Continent.

Increase In population and usins Is
forcing us to Increase our capacity for
handling business" said T. W. Carroll.
general manager OF the Postal Telegraph
company. who is following Clarsnee n.
Mackay. president OF the company. across
the country on a tOur OF inspection. He
is accompanied by A B.. Richards. super
intendent OF the western division. Mr.
Carroll and that he considered the in
crease the result OF a natural growti
rather than OF any business due to com.
petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-23
BEAR FRED's MASCOT
Native OF Alaskan Wuds Entertains
Guests az Opeaaas Of Anto-
moblIe

TEDDY" the mascot OF the new garage
Of the H. z FredricksOn Automobile com
pAny. ma FaFnam street. Was ths eentsr
OF abrasion az the opening held Thurs
day night Teddy Is tust a bear cub OF 5
months. He came to Omaha from the
wflds OF Alaska. but the genial Nsbraska
sunshine has taken the avagery Qua o. his
internal economy. Teddy Eambied around