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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11

Charles Ball Of Chicago was elected presi-
dent OF the American Society OF inspectors
OF Plumbing and Sanitary Engineers at the
Wednesday morning session. while Harry
Mcves CT Omaha was elected a member Of
the board Of directors, an important posi-
ton in the society.
The election was the first business trans
acted and the officers we're elected without
contest. The Chicagoan had been talked for
the head OF the society since the meetings
opened.
McCOsker In Several Years.
Mr.. McCosker. reelected secretsry-treas-
urer. has served the society as such for
several years, and the members had a good
tit Of fun at his expense because he was
late In arriving Monday and did not
get the visitors and members to register In
his old book, which contains the names Of
ALL who have attended the three preceding
conventions. When Mr.. McCosker saw the
names being written in a new book he
protested, but could not induce the mem
bers to register again just to give him
copies Of their autographs, and they in
timsted for two days that the failure to
arrive on time would cost MIN his job. But
wien time came to elect a secretary-trcas-
urer there was no one lin the running
but the man from Mobile.
TIE morning session WIS occupied with
routine business, the election Of officers
and a general discussion on Sewerage
Disposal" Robert II. EIlinthorpe, inspector
Of plumbing in Fresno, Cal, told how sew
erage was disposed of in that city, and
Alfred r. MeGonegal, a sanitary engineer
from Washington, D. G.. spoke on 'Siphons
for Sewerage Disposal Tanks"
The afternoon program was short. con-
sisting of talks by Charles L. Stockelberg,
inspector of plumbing in Panama; E. VIII
lard, a sanitary designer of Kokomo. Ind,
and by Henry B. Davis OF Washington,
d. c.
The sessions Of the society will close this
evening with a banquet at the Hanson
cafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
BALL CHIEF FOR PLUMBERS
Chicago Man Elected to Presidency by
Convention.
OMAHAN VOTED NEW DIRECTOR
Harry MeVea one of Three Men
Chosen at Wednesday Morning
sessiOR-PApers and Dinner
VIII COncIude MeetinE.

Yrssidsnt-Charles Ban, Chicago.
FIRST vice Prssident-A. Q. shaver, Pas
adena, Gal
Second vice Presidsnt-J. ". osEsn,
Joliet, M
Secretary Treasurer - Q. q. Mcoosksr,
Mobile, Ala
Dtrectors-ksaae Carver OF Pfttsburg,
Harry RcVea Of Omaha, Henry y. Davis
Of Washington, y. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11

Latest, best. simplest and most useful de-
vice for darning. Can - used on any lock-
stitch sewing machine. Holds the stocking
firmly. SO il can be darned az heel. toe or
any other part. For sale at Singer store,
1914 Douglas street. omshs.-Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11

The news OF Mr.. Benson's death came
as a great shock TO his wife and Frank IL.
Myers his business partner. Until they heard
of the newspaper dispatches concerning the
affair. they were of the opinion that Mr..
Benson's nonarriyal in Omaha, wednes-
day morning, was merely due to the de-
layed trains from the western part of the
state.
The widow, who was formerly Mrs. Ida
May hobbs. at first expressen only surprise
when told that AN Omaha man named
Benson had died at Kearney." She supposed
that her husband was at Galloway. north
of Kearney, and that the dead man was
someone else. However. when the reality
Of her loss was confirmed by a long dis
lance telephone message from the sheriff
at Kearney, she was overcome.
Mr.. Benson had been a member of the
firm of Benson & Myers, farm mortgage
dealers on the fourth floor of the New York
Life building. for the last eight years. Be-
fore that time he was the local agent OF the
Central Loan and Trust company Of Des
Molnes.
Born and reared in Indiana, he was a
graduate of the university of the HoosieI
state. The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity wal
the only order of which he was ever a
member. A Methodist during the forty
eight years OF his life. he was in Omaha ar
attendant at the Hanscom Park Methodist
Episcopal church.
The present home OF the Bensons is ar
apartment at the Georgia. 1912 Georgia ave
nue., where they had lived since last octo
Der. Before that time they lived at 242
Henderson street.
Mr.. Benson had no children. but a step
I. child Ia alive.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
C.. E. BENSON DIES In DEPOT
Sits Down in Waiting Room at Kear
ney and Falls Asleep"
HEART DISEASE is THE CAUSE
Near Train Time Some One Steps
over q Arouse Him and Finds
Him Dead-Had Been to
Galloway.

KEARNEY. Neb., Feb. 10-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Charles E. Benson of the firm of
Benson & Meyer Of Omaha, dice in the
Union Pacific depot this morning from
heart trouble. He had just returned from
a trip up the Galloway branch attending
to some loan business for the company and
O'Clock to catch the train for Omaha. The
train was late and he sat down in the walt
ing room with other passengers. II was
noticed about 3 o'clock that he was very
quiet, and presumably asleep. Near train
time some one thought best to arouse him,
but he could not be awakened and inves-
tigation showed that he had been dead for
the body is being cared for here until
orders are received.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07

Gas io5ioIiitit d. Belle
bile So9cbl." ldrcibt: Sic @choilp'
ting, boB Der o%nlcrifoniidc Nrbcitcr
9cgcn oic ouSlGnoiidc Gnnfurren5
gcldliibt mcrocn miliie. lit ludcrIid.
Mir bn6cn sic bciicn Mnidincn uno
III ocn filhrclbcn 9rnlld)el bic bcltcn
Nrbciter Der Wclt. IS gicbt lclbIt-
pcrlt1nolih mnllhc SnbilitriciL Die
ininlgc notiirlidcr Gnrtbcilc inn MltSs
lnltbc bcllcr iulO biaigcr %prpou5ircn
fonlen. Niou loiic iie boS rrlbig
tbun. Gam mcrbeu tic NIT ms
Snnoel trcibcll. User pcrfuuicn mill,
nniB olldl t"olicll. Gincn cinlcitigen
Snnocl fam 6 nidt acbcll. Wcln
mir nlirt %ul,icre @cicbgebung oic ga.
brifen I'M NllSlonoe id)liebcr, font
men Die broblpS gcruor0cnen Nrbciter
81 inns ilod) Nnlcrito. @ic miocriill-
mig lit es, Die Giupollocrung be
ld)rulifcn 5li lpollen, mo SIT glcid)er
3cit Die Nrheitcr nnoerer 2GnOer 90
ran su perbinoern, iii ibrer Seimntb
ibrei1 2ebeitSiltterbolt eriperbel1 5li
fonnen. iagt Ynipalt Wbeeler III elmer
@eoe iiber 3oareiorm. l%lniere @e;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Separtcmeat fir @r6icbuna.
9iircau Der ScbBrcc Der SdlulaG ummiiurc,
Maoiiuus NIB GiapettesGoenue

GaItitLp I c, 4. Mai 1909.
@criiescltc Iuaebptc, unit Der guIi6rltt aVrn'
pniulS for StntionerO. ainneraarten, NrdlullG,
Seiuing nno other Supplies" ocriebetl uno an
ocn ,Nuuro OF SlpdcoS OF Baltimore Gin"
%noreiiirt, pcroet bis Wiittiuudl, oen 10. Mai
1909, 9urnittags fl linr, i'm 9ilreali ft2
Observation-Disclosures. Gatbb1lS. Baltimore. Mo.
enigeoen geromncr, sur 2icicrln9 an Die ge'
b6roe Der S6ulsGonltrtiidrc pcn SdrcibHntea
rial mn nuoeren &orrIiben.
SpcSififnttorcn I'M Eitrcnu Der SdllsGonIs
miiidre. Sin bealaubiater 9bcd ben 500, an
htit SidoirGiG iiiiS .9idior 1llto nlt eiIte
.Glcuring 3nlic".Vanf Geio9cIt. fillb leoclt
~gliioeboi fir ShreibmnteriGl etc. ~beigciilat fctn.
Sn5 Nicdt bleibt porbebolteiL Tllaehote lilr
irlcuo ciu poer uue StcIue ST ocrluerfefI.
Suhu g. 6ufc,
Gcfrcidr ocr Veb6roe oct S6uL9ommiidre.
Neitdti9t:
I. SarrH Mabupl,
1rIiincrt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(mlni5 q 7 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Mnt. 8ukfer,
Yin sic Samc

Sun9e Sainer, ipeIde moberne e9neiberfln!t
3i erlernen lipiinifen. foaten nidt i'm 8ipeifeI
nnr bel Trt. vi. 0uters, Ir. 302, @et.sara.
toan.etrnee.. boriufpreden. ibreu 9iarien als
Sbalirtd etnfrageI. liitb ie Iernen bic .9rnft
baIten alberoem sriinoIidben tntcrrint int
2nf6neiben. Sebr IiheraIe gebinaunaen.
3ri. W. Snbers, Vt. 302, sacf,earatpoa,et Ctr.
f37G-) iV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Baltimore Scmetcrp.

Siireau: 6rauiliu Slog, Baltimore II. 9urtbitr.
9eqrGhHiBpliBe sum &Crfnuf 49, bon $25 an,
nit UIurlnprpfoiteH Gbqcarct3t S35. - Rdum
fir bier @rd6er. 5rele NenuBuHg oer 6apele
ilr SrnuergOitesoienite. cunilG,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
lorraine.

MuIeriif. garfnrtig. - Sricolid.
g8cit!id bon l~SGlbroof cine uio cine babe
WeiIe. Uiount 6olns QSuqapnS uno Gnrrnincs
GSnp9ons oircit bis 6tm Sinenna. Yeioe &c
Iepbone. Siaot Bitrenu I'M britten 5lur oea
Union Grult" s@cbduoe3, Charles uno 5anettc'
strafc. (Wai4 1N,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
tmsngs.&crfanf.

0|iunnmcntcn, @rnbiteincu NIB Statucn.
IA mir bus YdgerbaIS gr. 223, Goros
be5oget baben, tperocu mir oGs
9nn5e Eager al Suno am altcn 9ldec. Tr. ZIG,
@cits baltimore 'Strahe, 81 GusnebrnIt6 nleorts
gen Frcifcn pcrfnnieI.
Z, Silgartncr & Suns.
(9lpriI1 IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Sefanntmad]ungen
sareau ocs etaot.@eometere.

Se%partcmeut iir GrSiebuna.
Sircnu bcr 9eGbroe Der SdlulsGummifdr
Gdc Wiaoiipu. uno GainDette -Nucnuc.
9uItimore. Den 4. WIdt 1909.
Yriiiungcn Nebuie Ilslpnbi pom. Sebrperl2l'
nal titr Spe5idlfa6er lueroel Wte lolgt geb1l'
ten:
sir apdistintcrridt
finOct itdtt Samiiag, 10. Wiat BON 9 SornI. al,
in Sdbu!e ~, RarfsIue. uno '0pilnl1nltr.
3ur 0aupirrtigtcite :iluterridt
fiuoet itatt Sumiidq, 10. Suni, Ron 8 Born. an.
i'm Baltimore F"plutchniihen Snllitii. Stot'
iiors, nube qdinulcs Sirnbe.
Sirtulure nit Alsfunit neroelt utf @riudbc1
5ugeianot.
Z. -. Ban side,
(MIaiO Superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Spu0unsE arfsScmcteru,

Siircnu: Hr. 81, @eit.S aratugns strafc, unb
Sanpts9inGarG: Sreoerid. 0iuao.
gcGri6nibplubc bon S25 an uutcr beltdnoi9cr
gllfItht; ShnittbIumeu, @clpinoe. RIlnn6en cic.
lperheu i'm Ircthballo nnl SaiptsGtnGang ges
fuuoelt, Infer Slgcrt miro. lucnn gemitnift,
boripredcn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
gSilbclmine Smlia S~tciuiualo.

9(m >. Mai 1909. Iben6s $50. entfhIici
nnfere tnnig gcIiebtc Niutter. gailbelmine Snlin
Steiuun;o, gcb. Niltner, i1 tbrcm "A. Eebeflss
Sd5 QeidenbeadHQniB ilnbei Samftna,
.~gIorgene I'M $50. BON ibrcr leeien &obnllIl1
g}r. 1913. &eitsGanbaIesS traBe, ans itntt. 9el'
ieBuug ulf Der Baltimore GefneterD".
Sic irauerloet @interblicbeneu
Stttu Y. StciuiuGlo uuo Sumiltc.
0bcle Stcinlpaio.
Gliinbctb 3inbuipD limb aiubcr.
Winrie Scoring nio camille, WtcrlCo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Scpartement Der Nrmenpilegc.
Subs ScpartCmCnt Der Nuiicber Der itGotttdlcn

SuuS 1CpUtttHtHl OCT Nu'IlUti W. puNftHs"
Nrntcupflcgc.
0nDsSieD VI I |. 4. Mai 1909.
@criicgcIte Nnacbptc, nit Der Nnfdriilt
Inn" perieben uno an Den ,Soaro OF Auaros
OF Baltimore Gitp" %doreiiirt, lperocil bis Wtitt'
iupd, ocn 10. ltai 1909 I llbr Sornltltnge,
I'M 9iireuu oe3 Observation-Disclosures. Hatbhall5,
Baltimore, no. %ent9e9e1 genonllrleit fltr fie
QicfcriIng Der ~iolge1oen Nrtifel ut nds Bah
Eieipz gtful" fir bret Wionnte. nit oert l.. Sult
1909 be0irreno. aeIudB ocfl Spe3lllfntloneH HHo
NtuitcrlI Sur glniiht int o0aDs SieipsNfnl," per
ldngerte GliicrnsNpetue:
Hinoflciid, Butter, WebL
spcd, Smnittiuanren, Suttcr,
SG0psileiih, Sdube, Saffee,
@ruccrtcu, Nctu. Srieuns i3ndtr,
g(nqcbpte fir ieoe1 obeneellanltcn grtifel
limo ais icpnraIe u:l0 ocr'dieoerc gil9ebotc aH'
5uicbcI.
sGlc 9~(rQcbotc miiTcu bon eilrm begIautiGs
icit Sbcd occ JtCierS uuf cine pSlenrtllA
Nonfc" sgunf IN bcr S0bc bon 10 Pro6cnt pcs
uOueiu1.tcn getrG0s oCS GuntrnitS. all Srocr
nco UiaOors NM Siuoiruibs bon Baltimore &C.
6ogelt. bcolciict iein.
9rful0rcibe Dieter miNcn piirgidnft in oer
iiblineu Surnl ourdb cine ulncbuIbdre V~cnntnos
%Gompnpnic iilr oeIt nbGcidabieu Neirdg bc5
Gpniruli3 itcucn.
Sic Gontroft geb6roe bebdlt ih has 9icdt
Dor. ir0elo uclhe oocr oae g%lnocbpir SIT pcr.
mcricIi.
superintendent
Z. 9arrn Ma6upi,
Grdiieert Der Sontrnlts 8eb0roe.
(WaiG. IS 0.1f.t2.13.ti II. i5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Siireau Der transformations iiion Der
StuSt WQ(ttmptV,

SlNpt
9criesclte Nnsebpte nit Der giii6ritt Dgto'
poiul for NuiIoine Siorms Nuler Trains. 9or'
tract DO. T." an ocn rSodo OF Iiparo2 o. gnls
ben ~. Mai 1909, If ibr 9ormittass, i'm
Giireuu oes Srn. 4. Scfpen Tbomns. Sinots
Aeeiitrntor. I'M 6atbbous. baltimore. Do. enta
Sanalen, GOntratt Wr. I, mic lie att ben YId.
nett pcrsei6uet iinb, Die i'm 8ilrenn hes Srii.
Cabin ", Scnorid, Gbei. Sneeuienrs Der Ib'
5nasiaGaI: GGmmi'ltom GIiteepa2ri i ,,l'O ~, mn
nadb lionfop, oci 26. SlpriL 1909 aui @eimb
I'M giireuu Der s!b5ussianal,6 onlnlt iIioit. 3im'
mgr Sqt, S@m nS,n gn'.0t tssSiibr s sSn e. 81
niro fir icbe Gpe5iiifution nit 9lauorlid cts
6o6en. 0ieie Sebiibr miro bel .Aiidea6c Der
iiht bcnlltiei BIdne nno .Gpe3ittfattonen I'll
gutem 3uiinno Suriiderftattet.
Gin beeIaubister 9ted pes 9teters tilr brci;
tanicno iiio einbulbert Dollars l%S3100l: ail
cine "Slearine 2ouisa,Senl esseaen so, an aof Hie
more 5ablbar, ipiro init ieoem Ingebot oer'
~ abaeifdtte nuautitdten:
2t5 Qinedl-Sub 5is6ou. aanal.
pa 4ineasSub 4ss5oa. Snnu!.
3O4 SinedlsSub 42sSbu. Sunul.
2,0tS 2ineab Rub 36s50u. 41tdl.
1874 2iIleullSub 33s6ou. &nfal.
1887 Gtisdls SUB 30a5Dn. Gorta!.
1924 2inenlsSub 24'5ol. Aunnl.
$500 QinenkiSnb 20,5bu. aonaI.
9,0iS GinedlsSuB 1861. 9ainl.
1,75i GiitcnlsSnB t5s6pH. aunnl.
2i8 lineol' SUP :2sS1u; @anal.
1916 Qineuls sub SinIluBsJtobret.
1926 aubiiiuB 9oncret.
1000 2ireais,Sub uuterornirape.
1,J29 Gineal'5ub WianiIloter nro SaTiebnitns.
100 Wtiinoungett.
Ser erfolereihe sinecbptitcaer muB 9iirg.
fdnft iteneu uno ben 9oribrifier oeS Giaot'
Charters in gesug ani eontratte Seniige lei.
iteu.
Die Gontrufts8eb6roe behalf ib bas 8e6i
Dor, ireeno Gin ODER ale s~fitaeboie abSuiueifer.
Sm Iufiraec Der Ib6iosfunalsG omritfTion.
Setter 9carn, IT,, Sorliber.
Sarrn Is. 8uogcrs, Sefretdr.
@efidiiet:
Z. @arrs Winhuof,
TrIiioeni oer Gontraita9eboroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Or. ebriitian u, eGnlte, inn.

IS Herb am >. nd 1909 Tr, G~briifiau II.
Sfultc, JIM, COON hes reinforcement GbriitinI
". uno NntberiHe 6. Shultc. Sic 8eeroi9un2
ltnnei am snnntaa, Ha9nIiiiags punt 1R3 ubr,
aus ltuit. @eiiebnng alt Oct "9rllio Hib9e
ScmcterO", U26-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
,Wtiliu. 8ernlania."

Nor Der Sri Yrofciiio.
mol Wcoicol SocietD" bon Ncm. Oorf
biclt filr5lid) i'm @otel 9lltor Der
3obnor5t Gr. Topib .. Srcunolid,
clllell interelia1tcn Gortroa iiber oic
Wild)61blle Der ainocr, ibr @od)a-
tbunt nlb ibrc Eilcge. Ser Sortru
gcrDc miea I'M &erlouie ieiner IilS.
fllbrltrgcn bGllptlGd)lid borallf BIN,
lplc notblucnoig cine rationale Yfleae
and Der Grltlings31bne Der ainher
lit Die bGufig bon ben Glteril lcioer
5ii lcbr pcrnadlGiiigt miro. limo oodb
lei clll Ihlcd)tcr 3llItuno Ser Mild)-
SABINE lebr oft ncrantmortlid) 5lt bal.
ten fiir bic fcbICr6afte @eidoifcnbeit
llllo 9crln9c Scbcnsf1bigfeit scr 10
9eIiannten Slucitcn 3Ghne, ipie olld)
1itr Die 8%elunbbeit oes ainoeS mo
oi.d) ocS criuofienen Wenibclt int
Illgentellcn. Nit mertbpoQen Hotb-
ld)logelt mo Ermobnungen an 81
tern, Ierjtc urb Sdulebrer. Der
3obnpflc9c Scr ainocr olld) in ocren
5ortGtem sltcr mcbr 9codtuna al
ld1ellfcll Idlob Der Heoner ieille be-
ottcnSipertbcn 2(usiiibrungcn.
Gin Notiondfs 0iSm arG-
ScnfmaI ioll oli Der Gliitnbo6c Gei
slnaerbri'f errIdtet wcrocn. Ger
SollnllsNdub tat hereits Die Yreia.
rtd)ter iilr Die Gntipiirfe geuGblt. Sir
bic Frdmiiru1g oetl Gntluiirfc iino
10000 Morf sur Seriiisung geitcGt
morocnn ri@ g7f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
She Baltimore Sfcom Garnct

Ureens.S trnh<. 2eppite diifaencmiter. aerets
MOT stih ipieoer aeiepf. .pefpnbere 6aciIitdten
lur raeernng ron 1eppiden, M6belu aufbe
mdort ~ EItnat'R1umeR. Ncioe IeIepbons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07

HoWlalos tiirfiidjc YGocr.
Ganitaple .@cbdnoe, Ypftamt acsen, eteis pifen.
tW,ait.tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07
Subn u. Sdluttcr.

is ilarb am !. Wiui 1909 in icincr 9Sobs
nllnq an Grbmn1z mo NeHlus9lUcrdle, &urfGros
1touo. 5uBn u. SdIluttcr IN fciuent rs. &c
benaidbrc, @1ite Der Ocrftnrbencn Snbum1a
SblnttCr. Sic NeerOigung iinhet am Sreitng,
ben I. Itat ~JiabmittnsS 3 u6r. itnttt. Hcis
icblng pripatim. Bite, feline 8lurneH,
u2G-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07

I. @arrH Wahppf,
Grdfieent Der Goutrults 9eb0roe.
(WiaiG. rs. l0.tt.t2.t3.ti.i5 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-07

Iebgebcr III @uibington legeil 5u ipe.
mig @erpi6t ohf bic Gonilmlentcn.
Gie arbcitermoiien miiilcn inter Dem
Sorif Ieioen, iueil iie Die i6mcre, in
oirefte Steller ourh 3olrollb trogcn
miiiiell."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25

planks like bullet. with the police
man behind him on an elephantine
charge, and caught the boat just as it
was beginning to move from the slip.
Now, who should he on the boat but
Mr.. Ray himself. just going home aft
err a hurried visit to police headquar-
ters. Bobs desperate spring for the
deck had made him an object of gen
eral attention, and his cry OF THAT
mans kidnaper!" diverted it to the
man with the baby in his arms.
Seeing himself detected. the man.
still holding the child. sprang from
the rear of the boat into the water.
Bob unhesitatingly sprang after him.
On the deck everything was in cOnfu-
sion on the instant. and Mr.. Rays
voice in tones of strong emotion, DOM
mating the babel, had such an effect
tat the wheels were stopped, the
baby and Bob rescued and the kid
naper hauled on board the police
boat, which appeared among Il crowd
of others. Bob Is now one of Mr..
Rays most trusted and best paid
statesmen. and the whole family have
ar indefinite prospect of turkey din
ners on every Thanksgiving day to
Inquirer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25


all that required make the
second eight feet Cost to
% htu
BY
design NJ S for $l3
LIS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25
American Breed Is
Fast Becoming Extinct

H.
<9W AMERICAN PLACES
IN THE UNITED STATES THAT HAVE A LOVER BIRTH
RATE EVEN THAN FRANCE.
The American father and mother throughout the coun-
try providing ADEQUATE BIRTH RATE TO MAIN
TAIN THEIR STOCK The burden of increasing the population
FAILING ON THE IMMIGRANTS.
But foolish opnonae what should be done regard
ing the birth The parents for the least intend
having low Our problem is CUT DOWN THE DEATH
RATE
1t is murderous let typhoid fever get the grip cities that
has, Take Philadelphia horrible example Recently
ported there forty typhoid day in that city
The problem the cities keep clean The sus IN
great cities dseracefu condition Authorities take up
MUNICIPAL HOUSECLEANING thoroughly if they expect to
keep the number of deaths normal 1t reasonably be much lower
and must be to PERPETUATE THE AMERICAN STOCK
believe that few children each family merely PIE
NOMENON OF THE TIMES. Before many years. | am conf
dent the birth will rise somewhat
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The Ballot is WOnan's Right

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n NEVER HEARD OF ANY REASON WHY WOMEN SHOULD NOT
PLEAS WHY THEY SHOULD NOT
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OF the part that they have taken sufficiently comical in
Engandthe violence of the sugettesand the thing has
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25
The -1HANKSCIVINC
BASKET

~OB placed the big basket be-
TX tween his feet on the floor and
looked out of the window of
the train.
In Bob's basket was a big Thanks
giving turkey, Il surprise for the folks
at home. There was no turkey in the
basket which Il man who sat next to
Bob placed on the floor between his
feet. What was in it Bob discovered
when he undertook to surprise the
folks at home. lie surprised them all
right enough. but he surprised himself
also, for he found that he and the
man had somehow changed baskets
and that instead Of a turkey he had
brought home Il bottle attac he'd to o
fine boy baby.
Dire was Bob'S disappointment. for
the turkey lis mother in his absence
had provided was far inferior to the
one he had unwittingly exchanged for
the baby.
Bob's mother took the baby to her
arms and her heart. and, to her credit
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uCNDnED' IeTeuC express
sion. Grave determination shone from
his eyes.
II must be off at once" he said to
his wife, ito look for another job"
ION holiday" she exclaimed.
''The sooner the better" said he.
ard he scarcely more than skinned
his newspaper except the columns Of
"I!aip Wanted-Males."
Nothing there" he observed. with a
sigh Never mind, mother; there's
something somewhere, and III find It,"
Scarcely had he gone when Bob pick
ed up he paper and in a moment more
gave shout.
There. You've walked the new
baby" said his mother, hurrying to
the rescue.
Listen to this! It's the very baby,
! do believe"
1t was short dispatch from May
vile. sent out late the previous night.
to the effect that Mr.. Rays son and
heir was missing with his nurse, and
great fears were entertained that the
child had been stolen and was being
held for ransom.
Then came knock on the hall door
which checked Bob in a war dance
He opened it and was almost brushed
down by the man Of the railway cars.
who was standing there with a big
basket on his arm and who dashed
into the room like wild man.
Here's your wretched turkey" he
cried. ooh. you're the boy who chang
ed baskets with me- are you? Lucky
your address was on that basket. And
here's the infant. the beloved baby.
If you've not treated it we'll I'll prose.
cute you for kidnaping"'
81 say" cried Bob, at last finding
his wits, 'leave that basket and the
baby too! l know all about you. It's
you that's the kidnaper. Help! Po-
lice! Po-ol-a-ugh-g r-r"
He hardly got out one yell before
the man was upon him with furious
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25
Mabel's Gowns.

In clouds Of tulle pearls peeping through
Our Mabel made her grand debut.
A filmy gown of snowy white
She wore her graduation night.
In bridal robe of satin sheen
Sweet Mabel looked a royal queen.
The gown in which she went away"
Was of the latest shade of gray.
She donned a somber black, of course,
The day she sued for a divorce.
Her going home to mother" gown
Was some sad shade of rusty brown.
Florence CT. Schwarz in Puck.
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Artistic Efforts.

My little four-year-old niece worked
for long time with pencil and pa
per over a portrait of her father. She
finally stopped and. after seriously in
specting the likeness, exclaimed in dis
gust: "Oh, dear. l guess I'll put on
tail and call it a monkey!"-Woman's
Home Companion.
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be it said. she
did so before
she ascertained
that the cloth
ing and orna-
lnents of the lit
tie stranger in
dictated that 1t
was a baby Of
distinction.
"One Of the
Four Hundred"
she said to her
husband.
mo doubt the
f our hundred
and first" he
laughed. in spite
Of having just
lost his Job.
Next morning,
h o W e v e r.
Thank sgiving
morning his
face wore a diff
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-25

say ordinarily that prescribed by the prison scian but these
criminals the ordinary They not made
people in the ordinary
Those making progress in the matter of gaining re-
specu attention. it They WILL GET THE BAL
LOT 1t be otherwise don't how be helped and
think they will have here but will be much later has GOT
TO COME.
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been FORCED FORWARD BY THOSE VERY
INSTANTANEOUS.
Here in America it would not work. They have
done it to KEEP THEMSELVES BEFORE THE
PEOPLE; that is all. That means progress. 1t is
difficult to how the government could have treat
ed them otherwise than it has done. And then this
forced feeding is questionable thing. They would