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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

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5000 -
Syn pc saizony byt navel o
samordowania OLGA, walcz>fI
pod choragWia p6lksiezycaI
chrzescijanom matka
za6 uciekia do Rzymu.
Mad prastara ambona ba-
wielkiego oltarza
wmurowana jest " ko6ciele
Ara Coeli kamienna pfyta
kr6lowej, przytarta
przez stopy pob5znych. Pier
wotoie bowiem plyta ]eza}a
v posadzce swiatyni, mad jeJ
e, obem, p6zniej jednak,
prawdopodobnie W XVI VIE
ku ola uratowania pamieci,
przeniesiono ia do Sciany i
po}ozono napis objasniajacy:
,,Katarzynie, kr6lowej b.
6ni, siostrze Stefana ksiecla
Swietego Sawy, z rodu Gre
czynki, z rodziny ksiecia Ste
fana zonie Tomasza Kr6la
.Bo6ni, kt6ra zyla lat So "a
sne}a W Bogu W Rzymie "
r. 1873, logo pazdziernika,
pomnik ten, wed}ug jej tesla
mentu zosta} po}ozonyH:
Kr6lowa Katarzyna pred
%stawiona jest W p1aszczu
%kr6lewskim, z welonem wdo:
win i korona ma g}owie, rece
ma z}ozone ma ksiazce do mo.
|dlitwy, okolo; niei diva herby'
|Bosni i ksiestwa Sawy.
W Rzymie panowal wtedy
papiez Pawe} II (Barbo), We
lnecyanin tax, jak dzisiejszy
Plus X. Przyjal on uciekaja'
ca bardzo zyczliwie, wyzna'
cyl jej mieszkanie W pa}acu
weneckim (dzik zajetym
przez poselstwo aurtryo we
gierskie PREY Watykanie)
udzieli} %zapomogi 'dozywot
niej 100 dukat6w .mieaie.
cznie, kt6re i lego nastepcs
Sykstus " wyp}aca}. Przez
dwana6cie Tat Widzieli Rzy'
mianie ma ulicach Rzymu
kr6lowa i:jej swite W sire
jach narodowych, udajaca sig
ma uroczystosci do Watyka'
MI. W r.. 1875 pojecba}a
|kr6lowa z orezakiem czter'
dziestu dworzan i slug ma O.
bch6d jub;leuszowy..
/ W czasie jej t. 2obytu
mia1o miejsce zdarzenie via.
zece sic take 6ci5le ze Edo:
byciem Bizancyumz przez
Turk6w. A mianowicie W r
1472 zaslubia} W R2ymie
:wjelki ksiaze moskiewskl
Wasylewicz, przez swego po'
sfa, Zofie, c6rke Tomasza Pa.
|leologa, siostrzenice ostatnie'
20 cesarza Wschodu, skut-
KLEIN czego carowie moskiew.
scy uwa5ali sic "a dziedzic6w
praw cesarz6w bizantyjsk'ch'
Zabytkiem= owej chwili jest
fresk IN ajdujacy sie W szpi"
talu San Spirito W Rzymie,
ma kt6rem Zafia Paleolog ra-
yam . .hrafem klecza pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

chylni - siie przysz}a euro
pejska, kt6ra zmoze wszyst-
kie tamtejsze narody; wrogo-
vie boja sic tel przyszfej
potegi i robia co NIGGA, by
zapobiedz zrzeszenin sic
wszystkich S}owian; .wszyscy
atoli = i my take = jeste-
6my przekonania, ze to zrze
szenie mozebnem sic sta
ME, gdy ca}y szczep slowiah-
ski i kazda jego galaz raczo
chwyci sic o6wiaty i wysoko|
poniesie jej sztandar: Jakzez
}atwem by}oby. dis zjedno-
Genie S1owian, gdyby Rosya
sta1a ma tel wyzynie cywili-
zacyi i postepu ma jaka sic
wzniesli Niemcy. Lecz, ME-
stety, do tego daleko. Me
sauna jednakowoz Rosya musi
sic otr7asnac z pleSni zaco-
fania, wszystkim S}owianom
togo potrzeba. Czesi, potem
my Polacy -moze ~najwiecej
posunelismy sic naprz6d
jake narody, ale i tego ME
dosyc. - Oswiaty, oswiaty i
jeszcze raz osWiaty! bysmy
mogli jak najrychlej stanat
do ostatecznej rozprawy z
naszym i wszystkich S}owian
najzawzietszym wrogiem -
Niemcami.
My tn ma wolnej ziemi
ameryka6skiej ME tylko GU.
jenny, ale widzimy, re ola
braku dostatecznej oswiaty
pozostajemy W lyle "a inny-:
mi przybyszami, a przeciez
i tn nam rokuja badacze
stosunk6w spo}ecznych wiel"
ka przysz}o6t. Me }udzmy:
sic jednakowoz, re dojdziemy
do tel obiecanej wielko6ci
jedynie si}a przyrodzonego
mnozenia sic. Tu tel potrze-
ba. nam wyzszej oswiaty; sam
zdrowy rozum ch1opski ME
wystarczy, ami ME doprowa-
dzi mas do ~przepowiedzianej
wielkosci zas6b elementar-
nych wiadomosci. Z radoscia
przeto powinnismy powita6
FprojektY nowyeh szk6} wyz~
szych i projekty to pcha6,
lie sill W mas, do rych}ego
uskutecznienia!
Znana jest odezwa wzgle-
dem nowego ko]legium sw.
Stanis1awa K. W Chicago;
czytalismy wszyscy o zamia-
rach ks. Lecherta =, za1oze-
MIA gimnazyum polskiego
obok wszechnicy W Washing
ton, d. c., teraz dorosza nam
o projekcie ks. dr.. Godrycza
z Shenandoah. Wielki ten
patryota buduje W Philadel-
phil wyzszy zak}ad naukowy
bez internatu, to znaczy, re
uczniowie tego zakladu mic
szkac ME .beda W samym
zak1adzie, lecz u %krewnych,
lub u rodzin obcych, dobrze
znanych z >~uczciwosci, ma
podobe gimnazyi starokraj.
skich. - KS. Doktor stawia
gmach novel, uczelni "a
wlasne pieniadze! Mech
lyle!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

= u amerykan6w, ochrzco-
nych j nieochrzconych, mno-
ia sic W zastraszajacy spo-
sob rozwody. Uczony pewien
z Harvard University pre-
polw,iada, IL z ko6cem tego
stulecia co-drugie ma}zeh-
stwc sic rozwiedzie, jezeli W
ten spos6b mania rozwodo
wa bedzie sic szerzy1a. Je-
zeli to prawda, to pod koniec
dwudziestego wieku beda
istnia}y %pierwotne ma}zeh-
silva tylko II katolik6w:
W ,,Unii Polskiej W Anne
ryce" pono zapanowa}a -
1goda. Mech i tax bedzie! -
Lepsza blaszanna zgoda niz
z1oty process !!
..- -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
u e ! m Y.

u pre- m y.
80 Tylko jedzcic dor6zk arzu, O.
stroznie, ably ME by}o nieszczescia.
80 I H.. MECH sic PAM ME boi, W
razie wypadku, odwioze do szpitala
ma darmoche... MECH tam!
- Cd jak dawna, moi gospoda-
rzu czujecie taxi zawrdt gg}owy.
80 A to, dopraszam SIG 1aski pa
ma konsyliarza, ME pamietam. Jeno
to wien, re by}y, n%ajpierw. Cody, a
pc godach 49, Nowy Rok, a pc No
wynn Roku 80 Try Kr6le, a pc
Trzech Kr6lach--- %chrzciny, a pc
chrzcinach wesele, a pc weselu -
drugie wesele, a potem znowu przy-
SHY zapusty - musi bez to tax W
}bie ko}uje, re jnz swiata mafo co
widze.
D. o bry 0 ciec 70 d y.
Sedzia do aresztowancgo:
:. Co to?... Z rana W pierw-
dniu pc uwolnieniu z wiezie-
MIA. : : znowuscie kradli?
- Przeciez, panic sedzio, naleza-
10 co przyniesc rodzinie W podarun-
ku.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04
He Changed His Plea.

Yesterday Sam Brown pleaded not
guilty to the charge of horse theft
Today he told the officers he had
decided to change his plea to one of
guilty. He was allowed to- do so.
This morning after the jury had
been secured for the Moffet trial the
rest of the jury panel was excused
until tomorrow morning at O'Clock
as it was not believed that they
would be needed Then when the
Moffet trial came to sudden term
ination it was impossible to get the
rest of the panel back so that another
jury case could be taken up today
This afternoon the court is listen
ing TO evidence in the cases of men
who have pleaded guilty and to the
argument of motions. etc. A jury
case will be taken up tomorrow
morning.
Herbert Morehouse, on trial yes
terday for forgery, was found guilty
by the jury which reported about 8
O'Clock last night.
V. \. Loflin. charged with forgery,
may be arraigned for trial tomorrow
He says he is innocent Attorney
Berry will defend him.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

with renewed outbursts of cheering,
seemingly of greater and greater in
tensity, which were echoed and re-
echoed far into the distance. Mrs.
Taft. Miss Helen Taft and the two
sons of the family who sat a short
distance from the president seemed
almost unable to restrain their en-
thusasm, and the pride that filled
their hearts at the tremendous mani
festation of popularity offered the
head of the family, now the head of
the nation. Nor was the interest
manifested by the three brothers of
the president scarcely less marked
than that of his own family. 1t was
a big day for the Tafts.
But at last a hush fell over the
audience, and President Taft began
to SPEAK
On the conclusion of President
Taft's inaugural address there was a
brief renewal of congratulations, af-
ter which the members of the senate
took up the first of the duties of the
61st congress. while the president,
accompanied by the committee of ar
rangements and the escort. proceeded
to the White House, where, from a
stand, he reviewed the great inau-
gural parade. Ex-President Roose-
welt Immediately betook himself to
his carriage and was driven speedily
to the union station. where he took
train for New York. The members
of the house scattered to the four
quarters of the city. Mr.. Roosevelts S
call for an extraordinary session in
cluded only the senate, and as the
6Oth congress came to a close with
the Inauguration there was nothing
to attract the representatives back
to their chamber
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04
BUSY DAY
in COURT

This afternoon in the district
court evidence was taken i'm the
case of Albert and Wesley Bolt,
two men who yesterday pleaded
guilty to the charge of robbing
box car The prisoners were
represented by Attorney Rhone.
who is making an effort to get
the men off with as light SEN
fences as possible.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Chas. Gunnison. a representative
of the Denver Post. of Denver. has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Agnes at
their home in the eastern part of the
city. He returned to his home yes
terday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Go see the pioneer blacksmith and
wagon maker, if you want any kind OF
repairing done, wood work or iron
work. &C. p. McCary. established in
1886.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Opportunity is now knocking at
your door. Your last chance to take
advantage of our bona fide 20 per
cent Off original plain price tickets
is here.-Crown Furniture Company
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Largest and latest designs of posta
cards at Cameron's. All Main street
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04
Kraft Emerson
UP-To-DATE DRUGGISTS.
Canon Block. Phone Junction $40

Headquarters for foreign and do
street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Big line Jf writing tablets at Cam
erons. All Main street
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

See our $40 single Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

Good. sound young horses for sale.
Just the kind for your ranch and or
chard work. Percheron stock.-Mas-
suere & Simpson, Grand Valley Ma
tional Bank building.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

"Iuanita coal is betrer"-Phon.
Junction 333.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

We make a speciality of soc bugg,
whips.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04
FOX SALE.

FOR RENT-Three light-housekeep-
ing rooms; downstairs. 60T Ute
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

stationery Horn Drug Com
pany. 551 Main
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

FoR sALE-only three or four pairs
of lots left on Rood east OF Iweil,n
at prices and terms that VIII SUI 20
r.. i,oolr good to you. Edward X.
Helm room 6, Margery building
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

sade.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

FOR SALE=Good spud sacks. &c
each. Mesa Flour Mill Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

FOR SALE-Nice pair of lots in a
good location. Price $475; $50
cash: balance SIS per month. Ma
gill & Lyons.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04
EVEN The BLIZZARD DID
NOT STOP ENTHUSIASM

(continued from page 11.l
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

TO TRADE-For town property. G
acre orchard east of town; good
house. etc. Ollie E. Bannister,
424 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

For sALE-6-room house; modem n s,dnn
in every particular; concre.u aoncrete sre
walks. curbing, lawn anu an11 I Rar-
cellar Phone Black SOL;
lin If taken by March a.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-04

roITND-B. Lynch. 1ocKsmith ana
gunsmith. Saw filing and trunn nin
and yalise repairing. 236 MAIN
street. Phone Junction SoS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

Island, was found near the tracks Of that
road close to the Epworth league grounds
early this morning. Nothing is known Of
the caluse OF his death, but It Is supposed
that he was struck by a train. He has .
mother and two sisters living at VALLEY
Junction, near Des Moines.
CRESToN-Tho Elks best blue bloodeo
goat was brought out at Shenandoah Mon.
Jurists and lawyers were escorted over the
thorny highway to Elkdom. Among the
the federal court, Judge /. K, Deciner Of
the Iowa supreme court, Judge A. q.
Thornell Of the district court and Judge
w. p. Ferguson of the superior court
elaborate banquet was served. Hon. En-
met FINLEY OF Council Bluffs acted as
POSTMASTER OF the evening. "
SHENANDOAH-The threatened trouble
which would have delayed the work OF the
new paving being laid on Maple and Elm
s~treets-twelve blocks In all of creosoted
blocks-has been averted by the city coun-
ell ordering changes made as asked for
by residents along those streets. As orig
inally planned the surface water on these
streets was to have been diverted from It's
regular course north to interesting streets
running east and west, Property owners
threatened to secure an injunction, IL the
water was thus diverted. Work is delayed
temporarily by the high water in the river,
which prevents the contractors from get
ting sand to use In making the concrete
foundation.
SHENANDOAH-A special election to
consider the proposition to vote bonds to
the amount Of S1I,0O0 for the erection of
another ward school building here, west
Of the Burlington tracks, has been called
by the school board for next Monday and
promises to create great interest. People
In that part of the city are working hard
for the proposition-setting forth the dan
ger to children who have to cross the
ings-and the citizens in other parts. Of
city are opposing the proposition en- the
grounds largely that it will bring the In
debtedness OF the district clear up to the
permit Of a new high school building being
built for a good many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Inun News NntcA.

LOGAN-Yesterday the proposition to ex-
tend the city of Logan to embrace all or
the four sections on which the town was
located carried by a majority Of 1853. The
acquired territory gives Logan greater pop
ulation and greater wealth.
WATERLOO-The state association Of
local fire agents will meet in this city on
June Is. Great preparations are being made
for their reception and entertainment. w.
r. Grandy of Sioux City Is president of
the association and George II. Henderson
Of this city is secretary and treasurer.
THOMPSON-Fire completely destroyed
the Farmers Cooperative creamery Of
this place, early this morning, together
with the icehouse adjoining and about 100
tubs of butter which were in the refrig-
orator. The loss Is $500 and Insurance
81, 700. The origin of the fire is not known.
WILLIAMSBURG - Seventy-seven head
of Aberdeen-Angus cattle were sold yes,
terday by Messrs. Donahue. Davis and
Leahy for nearly $4,000. The animal bring
ing the highest price was a COW, which
sold for $1,000 to o. V. Battles of Maquo-
keta. J. w. Murphy Of Iowa City paid 1915
for a COW and Ed Bishop OF Wellman paid
$3.50 for a COW and S525 for a bull. Several
high priced animals went 10 Illinois buy
ers, The sale breaks all previous records
for similar sales OF herds In Iowa.
OSKALOOSA-The annual encampment
Of the National Holiness association, which
closed this afternoon. During its session
$22. 600 was raised in cash and subscription
for the work. A. c. Cochran Of Kansas
City was reelected president and NJ. M.
Snider OF Des Moines was chosen chair
man Of the executive council.
COLFAX-The body Of William Gordon,
aged 40 and a former fireman on the Rock
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
WEDDING PARTY ON TRIP
Boone Couple Accompanied on Trip
TO Coast By Five Other
Pairs

BOONE, Ia, Tune 16.-(spec:aI.)-A pretty
romance eliminated here last night in the
marriage of Miss Mable Rose, a graduate
nurse, and Thomas Heaps, a ~well-known
business man OF Madrid. The bride ant
groom a taken the bridal party on a
honeymoon trip with them, including the
Seattle exposition. An even dozen make
up the party, and the m~errymakers are an
tlclpating the time of their lives, The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rose, and
was extremely simple. The groom is from
the prominent Heaps family, of coal fame
Throughout the middle west. His bride Is
a trained nurse, and has mad at various
times charge OF the Eleanor Moore hospl-
tai here. The wedding party includes five
couples, and they nearly take up a coach
by themselves, with their numerous pieces
Of baggage. The party will be gone six
weeks or two months.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
To Enjoy

the full confidence Of the Well Informed
Of the World and the Commentator Of
the most eminent physicians it wa essen
tial that the component parts Of Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA should be
known to and approved by them; there
fore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub
fishes a full statement with every package.
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
duct, which they demand in a laxative
remedy Of an ethical character, are assured
by the Company's original method Of man
ufacture known to the Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of
SIENNA to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained from
plants known to act most benefcially.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine-manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for Sah
" all l,ading druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Northwentern Gets Busy.

Assistant Division Engineer Merrick OF
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany arrived in Council Bluffs yesterday
for the purpose of making arrangements
for starting work on the enlargement and
Improvement of the local terminals. Mr..
Merrick stated that the plans and proflles
ave been ready for some time, and that
the company was only waiting to secure
the vacation OF portion OF certain streets,
which was done Tuesday night by the city
council, before starting a big force Of men
at work. A steam shovel, to be used in
grading, is expected here today. Several
hundred men, 1t is expected, will be soon
at work In the yards, grading and laying
track,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

the state pretty much at peace politically,
with the exception of the Washington cor
respondents. He is OF the belief that Judge
Smith will have no opposition to his re-
turn to congress at the close of his present
term.
Mrs. HOuRh Given Divorce.
Mrs. Laura A. Hough was today given a
divorce from her husband, Louis r. Hough,
the bankrupt stockyards man Of this city,
who is now in bankruptcy proceedings for
the second time. The charge was infldel.
ity and cruelty.
MRrrics Omaha Girl.
1t was announced here today that II. p.
Greenough of Des Moines, superintendent
Of the Rock Island lines in Iowa, was mar
ried at noon today to Miss Helen NJ. Blose
Of Omaha at the home of the brides par
ents in Benson, Neb.
Change Name of Department.
The Cosson law. charging the powers of
the attorney generals office, passed by
the last legislature, is now in effect and
1t changes the name from attorney gem
erals office to department of justice, by
which 1t will hereafter be known.
All Applicants Teachers.
Not an applicant for the position of SUI
perintendent of the Girls Industrial school
at Mitchellville but is a good school
teacher, and all dwell upon that qualifica-
ton. Chairman John Cownie says what
they want is business ability mainly, as
the superintendent will not be required to
teach, and a seamstress stands as good q
show II she has the proper qualifications.
After Communication for HOIndR.
An effort is being made to induce tho
State Board of Parole to recommend a
Communication OF sentence for Charles Ho-
lada, the self-confessed murderer Of James
Gallagher, a Johnson county farmer. The
murder was committed ten years ago, and
Holada is serving life Imprisonment. The
board is looking up the facts in the mat
ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Alleged BuncO Steerer Now In Conn
ell Bluffs Jail.

Alleged BuncO Stcerer Now In Conn
ell Bluffs Jail.
Frank Scott, the former resident Of PEN
der, Neb.. arrested Tuesday in Sioux City,
who is charged with being a member of
the j. c. Maybray swindling syndicate,
was brought to Council Bluffs yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Woolman and lodged
In the county jail. There are two indict-
ments against Scott, one on the charge Of
larceny and the second on the charge Of
conspiracy. His bond was placed at 5000
under each Indictment. Scott said yester-
day that he did not anticipate he would
be able to furnish a bond in these amounts.
Scott, who is alleged to rave acted as
"steerer'. in the case of John Hermel-
bracht, a farmer of Bancroft, Neb., who
on April % of last year was buncoed out
of 5000 on a fake horse race in Council
Bluffs, told the officers after he had
been taken into custody that he dropped
$1,000 Of his own money on the same horse
race.
Postoffice Inspector j. e. Swenson was
in Council Bluffs yesterday for a short
while between trains. He came in from
st. Louis in the morning and left in the
afternoon. but declined to state where he
was going, II am, however, still on the
track of more of the members of the
Maybray gang" he said, and expect TO
land more OF the 'steerers' before long"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Socialist Orator FINED.

HOT SPRINGS, S. D., June ~l6.-Cspecial)
-Wilmot Ravensworth was arrested by the
city authorities while engaged in delivering
a socialistie talk upon the streets. In MAX
Ing the arrest the marshal says that Ra-
vensworth resisted, or rather refused 10
obey his demands. A number OF sympathiz-
ers of RavensN orth at first lent their
voices in Directing TO the arrest, and for
q time II looked as though there might be
quite a disturbance, but quiet was restored
and the prisoner went to fail peaceably.
He had a hearing before Justice Cook
who fined him $40 and costs and SIS for
contempt Of court. amounting 10 $50 in all
in default OF which the prisoner was taken
to the county jail
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The
Bee, June Is, by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
c. E. Price, trustee and wife to +. c..
Hutchinson, lots 6 and T. in block
3, Beers subd. in Council Bluffs,
George L. wilkinson and wife to w.
H 4 Butler 6Td part lot 4 in block "a, ,
Kate Scott and husband to Edward
w. Gates, lot 8, in Aud subd. SEA
swk 30, and lot Is Aud subd. OF neh
nwA, 31-75-43, wd. 5000
f. j. Day and wife to Peter Ref,
lots 20, q and %, in block rs,
Manawa Park Addition subd of neh,
Mary Sevilla Norton and husband to
lots 20 and p. in block (, Bayliss'
LIST Addition to Council Bluffs, wd.... 1.40o
Henry h. Jennings and wife to state
of Iowa, nwA nwh, S-74-43 and part
neh neA, 7-74-43, W ID ..........,... 1873
w. j. Way and wife to Musson Bros.
Co, west IA feet of lot Is and east
3 inches of lot 16, In block 3, Car
son, l,5OO
Shirley b. Prnuty and wife to Robert
Mckenzie. und u interest in land In
secs. q. %, 27-75-43. wd....,.......... $500
Charles A. Beno and wife to Thomas
g. Green, swh neh and WY SEX.
36-76-4, 5000
Reuben B. Artlip and wife to H. l..
Johnson, s4 neh and sell nwh,
25-74-3S, l2,bl5
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Total, ten transfers ..........".... 327, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

SHENANDOAH, Ia, June lG.-(Special)
Attorney E. r.. Ferguson has been 1e-
tanned by the city council to take legal
steps to recover the old II. & S. shop site
here, a plat Of ground Of about fourteen
acres in the northwestern part OF the city.
1t is claimed that the railroad ompany
failed to comply with the terms Of me
agreement made will the city when the
railroad was built; also that the c., b. &
Q. railroad company, which has since ac-
qulred the land, has failed to observe the
terms Of their agreement. Should the city
be successful in getting possession Of the
land. It is proposed to make another park
there. making an artificial lake Of sew
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
Iowa Students
Given Diplomas
Three Hundred and Fifty are Gradu-
ated From Eight Depart
ments of University.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Tune 1G-(Special.)-
President Harry Pratt Judscn OF the Uni
versity of Iowa this morning gave the
commencement address before the
graduates OF the University Of Iowa In
the armory.
The commencement exercises began
promptly at Q o'clock. DR.. Judson arriving
on the 500 train from Chicago. Following
the address diplomas we're presented by
President George f. MacLear to the $50
graduates from the eight colleges of the
university.
At 1890 the alumni dinner started in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Following
the serving of the courses President James
B. Weaver, jr., of Des Moines acting as
POSTMASTER introduced the speaker:
Charles j. Traxler, 81; Carroll Wright,
20; d. d. Murphy, 81; Julia Rogers, 'S2;
Governor b. f. Carroll, Realff Otteson,
'OS: President Z.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the presi-
dents reception was held and at s O'clock
the annual senior hop closed the com
mencement exercises.