davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
National German
Alliance Meets
in Cincinnati
Delegates fro m~Forty-Two States Are
Welcomed by Governor Harmon
and Mayor Calvin.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. 2-with delegates
representing forty-two states present. the
German alliance was formally weN-
coined to Ohio and to Cincinnati today.
Inc main business meeting Of the body
will be held tomorrow.
AT the meeting today Governor Judson
Harmon, In Welcoming the visiting dele
gates on behalf OF the state, paid eloquent
tribut TO the German-American society, as
cribing them a love Of liberty that Is char
acteristic Of them as a people and which
he said can but make for good in the ooun-
try Of their adoption.
Mayor John Calvin also spoke welcoming
the delegates. and DR.. c. ]. Hexamer Of
Philadelphia, president OF the alliance, re-
sponded.
In his address President Hexamer said
in part:
"As devoted citizens OF this country. we
hold ourselves second to none in our de-
votlon to the cause of true temperance
and to all that makes for the sanctlty OF
home and decency and order In the state.
but we are bitterly opposed to the passage
o fanny law that destroys our rights OF
personal liberty. AS free and sovereign
people. we believe that we have the right
to regulate our lives as we see III. The
flsnt 10 drink our wine ana our peer, We
consider as absolute an attribute OF human
liberty as is the right to buy any other
food.
THE divine right OF each to pursue his
own good in his own way should not be
sacrificed to the fears and the fanaticism
of those who regard or pretend to regard
drink as a crime.
we German-Americans have never al
crate into |intemperance or to interfere
with the good OF the community, and we
regard prohibition as an u%nrighteous in
vasion of our manhood rights and Of hu-
man freedom.
1.-THE strongest plea that can be put for
ward for the mildest form of prohibition
local option-is that 1t enables a fanati-
cal majority to lord over a liberal minded
people. Let us hope that the spirit OF
liberty and American fair play will soon
cause a reaction against the move of fan
atheism that is now spreading over the
land"
A resolution proposing to pledge the
Alliance to use its good offices to pre-
vent the adoption of a constitutional
amendment in Maryland, restricting suf-
frage in that state, will probably be a
feature of tomorrow's business meeting.
Delegate Carl Schaltz of Baltimore an
nounced tonight that he would introduce
such a resolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
MARINE BAND COMES TODAY
Grand Concert by Uncle Sans
Musicians at Auditorium
Tonight.

The United States Marine band, in gilt
tering uniform, and In perfect condition
for a superb concert season, will arrive in
Omaha this morning and will open the en-
gagement with a splendid concert at the
Auditorium tonight.
The Marine band has just closed a weeks
engagement at the Mitchell Corn Palace
and is on its way home to Washington. In
fact had 1t not been for the Mitchell en-
gagement the band could not have been
Washington except for national or state
events such as great expositions.
Through the influence of the South Da-
kota senator's the Mitchell Corn Palace
management secured the band for a week
and Manager Gillian was ~fortunate.in get
ting the band on it's way home for two
days at the Auditorium. This great nlIsi-
cal organization created a perfect fuT0re
of enthusiasm at the Mitchell Corn Palace
and the newspapers have devoted pages
to the praise Of the splendid concerts given
at Mitchell.
Now tina the street car service has been
practically restored to its normal condi-
ton the people of Omaha and the Ak-Sar-
Ben visitors will have an opportunity to
hear these fine concerts with ease and
comfort. The Auditorium never looked so
inviting as at present. The arena floor
has been furnished with 1000 handsome,
comfortable new chairs and the big build
ing has been thoroughly cleaned and put
in fine condition for the ccommodation Of
the public.
The box office will open at 9 o'clock
Monday morning and will be open con-
tinuously throughout the band engagement.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
OMAHA INDIANS IN COUNCIL
Tribe Leader Discuss Lands and
Interests with Inspector.

Leaders Discuss Lands and
Interests with Inspector.
MACY, Neb., oct. S.-(Special.)-A most
interesting scene was presented Friday af-
ternoon at the Omaha agency here, when
about 300 members Of the Omaha
tribe of Indians sat in conference with
Assistant Commissioner Fred H. Abbott,
who is here from Washington inspecting
the reservation, while comforting with the
members of the newly created competency
commission opposed of Messrs. McConihe,
Pollock and Marble. The meeting lasted
all the afternoon and took place on the
roomy lawn at this agency, the indian
being seated on the grass in a circle at
the center of which were Mr.. Abbott and
his co-workers.
The services of three interpreters were
required and talks were made by the as
sistant commissioner, members of the COM
mission and ex-Congressman Boyd who
came down from Neigh. These were re-
sponded to by White Horse, Little Rock,
silas Wood, Solomon Woodruff and Alfred
Hallowell, also other member of the tribal
council as well as Indian citizens. The as
of questions for the Indians, told the pur-
pose of the department with reference to
their lands and interests, also, gave them
some good advice with reference to their
financial dealings and agricultural methods.
He also discussed plans for Improvement
along educational and industrial lines, in
Guiding a model farm project. all of which
were freely discussed and generally COM
mented upon by the Omahas. Mr.. Abbott
and members Of the competency commits
sion will meet and listen to everyone in
terested in their work, at walthil on Mon
day, next.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Dot Leetle Band
Met a Lemon
Sad Tale of Musical Wife, Loving
Husband and the Peripatetic
Teutons.

This is a tale of a loving husband, his
wife and a little German band. The hus-
band and wife live out Hanscom park way
and the German band is of no particular
home but peripatetic.
The woman in the case is fond of music,
loves all kinds from the symphony orches-
ira to the vaudeville violinist who plays
with his instrument between his knees.
Her musical taste is in short catholic and
comprehensive. In recent time she had
heard every sort of musical performance
but one and this was what started the
trouble.
Il wish" said she, II wish I could
hear one Of those little German bands
once more. l really like them and / have
not heard one for ages. If you really
love me you will send one up"
I've a lot of time" replied her husband
ito go round hunting for a diminutive
Teutonic aggregation of bum musicians.
Besides you should not be encouraged In
your depraved taste. Wait until evening
and I'll sing to you"
Fortunately returned his spouse I'VE
are going out tonight"
There the conversation ended, the woman
having the last word. 1t will be observed.
But on the way down town, at the corner
VI " III aAA ~ N~~NNH
the husband looked out of the street car
window and saw a littl German band
playing,
He leaped from the car and had words
with the leader. The band was doing well
where it was and many nickels, a few
dimes and one or two quarters were fall
ing into the hat. More money was near
at hand too. Nevertheless the band sud
denly quit here and went up the street.
That evening at dinner the musical mis-
tress Of the home suddenly said to her
husband.
Isn't it the funniest coincidence but
not long after our talk this morning, there
came along-Guess what?"
olive It up" said the husband. What
came along?'
- German band said his wife. They
played beautiful, too" Did you pay emf
asked the man.
Certainly said she, Il gave them a
dime"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

CENTRAL CITY-Aba DieXtra OF David
City has secured a license Thursday to
operate a bowling alley.
DUNBAR-County Commissioner W. :.
Ashton was kicked yesterd by a horse and
sustained a fracture OF the left forearm.
CENTRAL CITY-Rev. f. p. Loose OF
Waukesha, Wis, and a singer, Prot. Erwin
OF Chicago, will a series Of meet
ings at the academy of music here Sun
day.
CENTRAL CITY-R. b. Jacobs and wife
have arrived here from York and the
former will at once open a s and Decent
store.
DUNBAR-DunbaT will be represented In
the Ralph Duff trophy automobile endur-
ance test to be run between Nebraska City
and Falls City, october T.
DUNBAR-Straub Brothers, the Otoe
count Galloway cattle men, are back
from ST. joseph whore they CAPTURED AVAEu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
NeBrasRans Make Auto Tour.

DUNBAR Neb., Oct. 3.-(SpeciaI.)-
Mrs. e. Fl" Holmes of Lincoln, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs, Easley Of this
place, and mother of Fred and George
Easley of Dunbar, returned this week
from a seven weeks automobile tour
through the east. They Travelled 5000
miles, the following places being a few
of the many points of interest they
touched: Chicago, Boston, Battle Creek,
Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Buff
falo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Washing
ton, d. c., and Toronto, Can. They also
visited Notre Dame college at South Bend,
Ind, where their brother, James Hoag-
land, holds a faculty position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
POPE SUSPENDS AUDIENCES
His Holiness Has Been HI Several
Days and Doctors order Com
DIete Rest.

ROME, Oct. 3.--For several days past
the pop has been sick, but he continued
to see visitors, hoping 10 overcome what
he considered a slight indisposition. Yes
terday he received in audience one Of
the archbishops, who noticed that the
pontiff appeared tired and languid. After
the audience was ended, the symptoms
became aggravated, there being consid-
cradle pain and swelling in the leg, which
indicated a recurrence of the govt. AL
though the attack is slight, the pope's
doctors have insisted upon complete rest,
and the audiences nave been suspended.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

the observation Of all the obligations to
the government"
President Taft's special train tonight be-
gin winding its way down the fertile
Wnimatte valley enroute to Sacramento
to where the president will speak Monday.
II is with hegret to the president that he
must pass through Oregon without any con-
siderable stops but the pressure of time
is such that he felt obliged to travel all
night, making brief stops only at oregon
city, WOODBURY., Chemawa, where the In
dian school is located and at Salem, the
state capital where the presidential train
will stop for ten minutes.
The president is highly pleased with his
stop at cortland, the schedule having
been such that he was given opportunity
for recreation and rest. The president to-
day continued as the personal guest Of
Senator Jonathan Bourne.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Nebraska
BOYS HEAD IS BLOWN OFF
Richard Sheath Of Fender Killed by
Discharge of Shotgun.
SON OF PROSPEROUS FARMER
He was TinkerinE with IA wehpOn
and Looking Down the Barrel
when the Charge
Exploded.

FENDER, Neb., oct. Especial Tele-
gram)-Richard Sheath, aged Is years, son
Of Robert Sheath, a prosperous farmer liv-
ing west Of Pender, was Instantly killed
this afternoon by the accidental discharge
of a shotgun. Young Sheath was at the
home Of Peter Closson, just across the line
in Wayne county, and was preparing to
clean the gun. He was looking into the
muzzle and pounding on the barrel when
the charge exploded tearing off the top Of
his head. The coroner Of Wayne county,
after viewing the body, decided that an in
quest was not necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Planning for Big BANQUET.

KEARNEY, Neb., oct. S.-(Special.)-
The big republican banquet being planned
for October IA in this city has met with
decided approval among the rank and
file OF the party. Ex-Governor George L.
Sheldon, Senator Brown, Senator Burkett,
National Committeeman Victor Rosewater
and many other prominent republicans
have been invited and lave accepted the
invitation. Congressman Kinkaid and
Norris are expected TO be present. -
The new Daily Huh building will have
been completed by that time and the
banquet will be held in the big hall on
the top floor. Seventy-five invitations
have been issued to prominent repub-
licans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Mrs. wheeler Granted divorce.

HASTINGS, Neb., oct. 3.-(Special)-Mrs
Matte May Wheeler of this city has been
granted a divorce from Frank w. Wheeler,
who recently lost in a suit against Milo
Abbott to obtain $40, 900 damages for alleged
alienation Of his wife's affections. Cruelty
was the ground on which the divorce was
given and the plaintiff, in support of her
plea, introduced the petition in the damage
suit in evidence. on account of his failure
to pay temporary alimony as ordered by
the court Mr.. Wheeler was not permitted
to interpose a defense i'm the divorce suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Doctors Meet at Tecumseh.

TECUMSEH, Neb., Oct. 3.-tSpecial.)-
There will be a notable gathering Of ply
sicians in Tecumseh on Tuesday. on that
day the Southeastern Nebraska Medical as
ISOLATION will convene here, the district in
Guiding a number of counties. An automo-
bile ride will occupy the afternoon and in
the evening a business session and banquet
will be held, 1t is expected that nearly 100
physicians will be here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Boy Drinks Concentrated Lye.

TABLE ROCK, Neb., oct. Especial, >
The 2-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown of Table Rock got hold of a dish
Of concentrated I've last evening, when he
drank, and though medical aid was i'm
medistely SUMMONED the child is in a very
critical condition, and at a consultation Of
physicians this morning it was thought
there is but slight hopes Of his recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

HASTINGS. Neb., oct. S.-(Special.)- "A
f. Fisher, travelling salesman for l.. A.
Kinney q Co, cigar manufacturer of this
city, dropped dead in front Of an under
takers establishment on the main street
this morning. Apoplexy was the cause.
Mr.. Fisher was As years old and lived here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
CIVILIANS FLOCK TO ARMY
Continued from First Page.)

service work and also in identifying Fort
Omaha, which is one OF the p~rettiest posts
of any which the government maintains.
Street railway officials say they will be
able to care for as many as wish to visit
the post today, when special drills will be
given both morning and afternoon. To pro-
vide for the crush all cars on the Twenty
fourth street line will be run to Florence
before they are turned so hat visitors may
reach Fort Omaha without a change Of
cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
MONUMENT TO GOLD LOCATOR
Pioneer of Black HnIs 10 Mark the
Grave of Horace Ross.


Grave of Horace Ross.
RAPID CITY, S. D., oct. 3.-tSpecial)
In memory Of the achievements of
Horace Ross, the discoverer Of gold in
the Black Hills. a monument is to be
erected over his unmarked grave in the
little cemetery at Custer.
The Society OF Black Hills Pioneers
has assumed the responsibility OF rails
ing the necessary funds and IL is planned
to nave the monument built OF Black
Hills metals. Ross made his discovery
on French creek in 1874, in what is
known as the southern hills, and almost
Immediately the gold excitement and
rush followed. He was a member OF
General Clusters expedition at the time
he made the discovery. During the long
period in which Ross lived in the hills
ne never struck paydlrt and died a com
paratively poor man.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Farmer Crushed TO Death.

SCHUYLER, Neb Oct al. J. Fiala
was crushed to death while assisting in
a house down Hill on the farm Of
Michaels, twelve miles northwest Of
Schuyler. Mr.. Fiala leaves one son.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

Don't waste your mOney buying plasters
when you can get a bottle OF ChamberlaIn's
IMMINENT for q cents. A piece OF flannel
dampened with this liniment is superior to
any plaster tor lame back. pains In the
side and chest. and much cheaper. Sold by
All druggiEtA !
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

Chamberlain Colo, cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
medicine In use for the relief and cure Of
bowel complaints. 1t cures gripping, diar-
rhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness OF the bowels.
ii is equally valuable for children and
adults. IL always cures. Sold by all drug
gtsts,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

Your complexion as wen as your temper
10 rendered miserable by a disordered liver.
BY taking ChAmberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets you can improve both. Sold
by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Former Mayor Brown Of Lincoln spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Omaha, the
guest of friends, Mrs. Brown has been
visiting here for several days.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great throat and lung
remedy. The genuine contains no harm
full drugs. Sold bv all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

II you have anything - sell or trade
and want quick action, advertise II in The
Bee Want IA columns
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
breaches
ANOTHER SERMON

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Bryan Does Not Respond.

William Jennings Bryan, who in his last
presidential campaign, received the official
endorsement OF the officers Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, has been sent a
special invitation to come to Washington
to attend the reception which will be given
by the various labor unions Of this city
TO President Samuel Gompers. when he re-
turns from Europe October IL.
No response has yet been received from
Mr.. Bryan, but the labor leaders believe
he will accept the invitation and help in
making the reception a big event Invita-
tons were also sent 10 all representatives
in congress who have affiliated with the
labor union. II is expected that al least
5000 men viii participate IN the parade in
GompeT's honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04
Nearby Points.

Crowds from Nearby Points.
While there is a large crowd in Aberdeen
most OF them are from comparatively near
by points, from the DAkotas, Minnesota,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-17
! 4 Why lAres Stronger.


The old Greeks and Romans were
great admirers of health ana strength:
their pictures and 3stattiary made ths
muscles of the men stand out IKE
cord
Az 4 matter Of fact We have ath.
letess and strong d men fed III
fine strength ma king food such a. a.
Quaker Oat lat would win III a,,v
contest with tihla Old Roman 81 81 Greeek
champi
4 It's q matter 81 food. The finest food
Tor making strengttih nf bone, muscle
and neryet s nne oatmeal Quaker
Oats 81 thu beaty anse III il pure, "a,
husks or stems o. black specks. Farm.
ers' wives are find ling that BY feeding
the farm hands plent ffullys on Quaker
Oats they get the best results ii, work
and economy. ~ yons are conyenient
TO- the store, buy the ocular size pack.
ages; 4 not near Buy tie
Large size family poo s;sss 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-17

q, !!
ssl sicss W. 's
nell held sunday sep istn q ne NOT
Weglan snurpn' A'sslls its1As, ~
5are lnYassa y
Saturday evening Miss Hope Wal.9
lace e II 1890 A nuiaDsf 9. nsr
II $50 d d. 81 n y IN ~
norta a.yery enjoyable 4 81 M evening
rs ~, 81; I, NC, .,a, u ~ u,
ths Miilof division ST The Great North
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-17

Sfs ME-. Bradley 81 Ontario II ia the city
Visiting witch the Elmslie tamil y.
Frank Kent Of: Grand Fork swassi
the city Monday ling with friends.
Work Oh the new opera house i'll Be-
Ing srsapfd dIy pushed and when finished
Devils Lake viii have tho finest the,
atre ID me stats
81 Frank anson 81 Grand orks was
a bustness visitor in the city Mon
day. ssE
ohm Andsrson otf Penn was ilii
|the scit Monday 81 business.
stoltze I II spending tina
week visiting friends in Grand Forks.
ttornsy LI1aernpke ofs cando
vas IA the city Monda looking after
business interest 81
A. Wilson of Fargo, secretary of33
the Eorti Dakota Imp oyement com
Epany which IS 70 build tile new hoteI in
THIS rity vas 4 business sitor Last
|Tnasday
ana Mrs II. ddaugh re-
TUNED home from Fort sisseton, 81 ~,
Monday where they have been isiting
friends
arshall of aribaultt.
MINI. Il VISITING with her son q thiss
city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-17

Albert Hanson has accepted Is posi-
ton lon in the loca yard office. s 81
AZ John AZ. Maher max farm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms. III
Mrs. II. q. Fieid 81 ii fis spend ing tlie
week with her parents at Rock Lake:
E s. p. Walker sof " ebste rs siint the
city Monday.
Miss Florence Connolly left sunday
for Minneap oliss 81
81 John W. Mahsar makes. farm d loans
ct lowest rates ia'l easy terms.
Edwin King Of Grand Forks was fl.
theScity Sunday listing with his par
ents MN
George & Wallace Al ISL Brockett was in5
the city lasst saturda yy and made hnal
proof on his claim (which the town;
of Brocket tsg located 81.
4 Gertrude Bangs left Sunday for Far
ibault.s MINI where she viii attend
st. Marys school M Ef.5'
Anderson of ST. Pauls is ia the
city visiting. Mr. derson Sexpects
to move his faHily here r TIE ~ near ear
future. sa:s
Theodore Johnson Who; has held "a
position as atenog apher inS the lceI
81: Vvna. NJ. Ande rs sg5i left Monday for
Kansas City, here ne win $ioin
ssparsnts WHO ] moved there y short
time ago II,
Miss Pauline Serving gard left Sunday
for Denver, Colo, where she will at.
tend Vote Han 81 q s5s#
Miss Anna Glerum$ left last satur-
! day for T1.R1erss city where ssshe viii
teach school this winter. B
MiltonsD returned Saturday az
Z ter spending aaweek sin; 1Einne apolls
visiting the state fail. 5S55
Faribaalt alEinsas where f1e viii attelad
the shadducks adenays
Nj. ana q 81 +, Kilby ~ 81, Ege;
land spent last week TIE city visit 1als
ing friends. n ssEI3
#C. Lind who has been yisitingziEn Y
the city for the past tive weeks 4 le 81
Saturday for HIS home ~ eauplts
olaver Olson an zenplo of th y
Great Mort return 4 IS 4 3
week all ending the last three
months hEAns MI
can beadepende d upos an sl az
preston NIL an like hear, ans
when il issiseds ins connectio yyttl
Chamberlaiasss Colo 5hoIera anu DIR
srhoea Remedy IL means that II neVe'
fails to clira arFhoea iysentery
bowel conpla inta. I II pIeasan,t 4
\ take ana equal liable Tor l chi q y
Il dren ana adults a ,ll "a ttF ~
gists q.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-17
JIG | 4. ] / b

The First National Bank Of Devils
Lake. bans money on Real
Estate at q yery Tow rateOf Interest.
d You Vi can pay your IL loan AZ n any time
with rs. t. &. ..5s.s n
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-07
lNTEMRERATE SPEECH.

Addressing the Chicago Federation
of Labor on the labor decision Of
Judge Wright. imposing sentence on
President Gompers, Vice President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison. 7.
P Quinn, delegate to the federation
said:
Il feel like taking my hat off to
Judge Wright He is the Pontius
PLATE of our industrial era Plate sent
Christ to the cross and the blood of
the martyr was the seed that estab.
lished the Christian church.
.'The decision Of Judge Wright will
do more to wipe out industrial slavery
than any other decision in the history
Of the world"
There are many people who believe
that Judge Wrights sentence was I'M
necessarily severe. There are many
others who believe he was upholdine
the integrity of the courts when he
sentenced the labor leaders for con
tempt. Such Incorporate speech as
that of Delegate Quinn's will not ad