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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31
Sell.
vi 6. 8. spnrgesn.
Ooeriat fra 9pit BEE
8. y noeren n.

Sen, JON roier JIG Of at bore hiIo-
tommen, ban er Ell fulofommen Bor.
Seq er fommen lonet omfring / ben
ne 8er0en, men ieg bar enonu aIorio
Jet ct fulofomtHentM enneife. beQer ~
ia en- fulofommen Seit. Se oct oil
ieg beuer al0rig faa at lie, ioalpnge
Der life faloer to Senoaee paa cen
fonfmenbeo no at oen menieifeIige
fomme bbiot VieI, Iangt minore6uIo.
tomme bbio Wel ,Iorgt minore Subj
Natlir. Gen, iom isger ben Der, fun
be lige iaa goot isge efter Suffer !
Sauet. Ct %ganrneIt Sroiprog tiger:
2ioles = feilfri. ON De oehe full
De pi BELT life tale anoet emo goM.
Men bpa0 Der angaar De Ienenoe, oo
er DC ale me- el1er minore alerfet
meO ben iorte g~eliel, og Del fm
man aIlsreoe ie meo ct baIut Eie.
2igeioH Der life eines Solffsl
iioen noaen iom beIIt Sfpgse, fude-
bes er oft nterneiteliet @oot mer
eIer minore blanoet meo oct nioe.
0el itaor Menneifenes Sell lille ~
ito ~ifreoet paa oeres gonoe, og bet
er oeiaa go6t; eqerS biloe Sattene
faa en- oft for flor ponbe at bore poo.
Men Iiee iaa piit iom ct s@e Iigner
ct onoet, Ioa iibber Der ogiaa Sell of
en- eQer onben Sloes | etbnert Nen-
Heifes Sierte. Sngen Fun iige, bpor.
noar Spnoes oil fomme frem bos 1t
Menneife. Sor naar man nIer
minoit benter oct, iprineer Sarea ND
al guifen. On Seit, iom @ ipog !
1enene, Tan maaife trooe en- Sjer-
oingoei eaer en- balD Mil uoen at
inuble; men gnlgg til at trine fef
ii6oer aIigeoel | ben, % Gstteren
gsr bel | at paste paa at boloe ben
itramt | EsiIen. Der er Sls
6lintiteneil, bnor foIo ben eflers er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31
9ibt fra 2anoiegernes
Grtnriion til GanaOa.

S 6ior gioroe Tom befenot Solo.
niiationsfomiteen en- Heiie til De
norolige Stater og Canada og rap
portereoe oesdngaaenoe | oOanife-
rem. Gette bab6e til Gelge, at Ell
Bar W9no fra glf Sorn, Some.
(Sens Hnsmusien og s. 81. 8. Mgr-
tbue) ti6lie iioite 5ornar gioroc CT
gieiie til Canada og febte 2nro /
ben odnife 3oloni beo Gicfion pr.
Snnisfai[, @lberta; Iigeleoes fs6te
bber of Dem ct Stpffe Qano fra Go
naoien gocific 81. 8p. Colonization
Department 9ft for galgerp, aItn.
|Disie TO Mpno bebirfeoe, of Der lin.
Der Marsmeoet | GH Sorn blep Of
boI6t ct Meoe pno SfoIen ben Sag
betrpffenoe, bbor ct Bar Neprnien.
tonter fra nDbnte aompagni mar til
Steoe og tolte Sagen, bpilfet igen
reiiiItereoe | at en- .er%ciirfion" til
Calgary og Dicfion | MIta. bIep be-
rommet til ben II. ang. Samme
bar bnret ~befenotgiort | sGaniferet"
og mango andre glooe.
Otter SnobpoeIie fra be interesie-
reoe Barter til at oeltage I 1uren
iom MeoIem at aoloniiationsfomi.
teen forIoo iee Moeine tioIis ON
Moreenen ben II. Aug. og anfoin
famine gftermiooaa til ct. SauI,
Minn. Notten tiIbragte ieg ! Win.
neapoIis Dos mine gooe garnIe Der.
ner, &ons peterien oe &tftru. Sc.
.terien bar Mrfiteft og Superinten.
bent for airfens OpfbrieI. gegge bar
2rrere ! Gbn6ogsifolen - oItf6 til
Gte6e. Oct bar opIiben6e for begge
Barter at m6oes ieen efter en- Innse.
re M6ifinelie.
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st 9gosfalb.

Sra l1rfu CT molebet ben ierselige
Gfterretnino, at Srsfen GIie aiGrs-
eooro, 9ntter af Gabrifsinipeftsr
Sinrseonro, Moribo, er afaaaet peo
9c6er, Ssnooe ben is. SuIi.
5rsfen q. bleb greben al BARN Sr'
teresie for bet uIpffeIiea 2onb beb at
bsre ct Soreoroe berom of Sort.
Aage Dieper geneoictien og bIep |
September 1907 uoienot at &omiteen
for y9e oanife 9rmenierbenner" iom
ReobipIp for 5rsfen aaren Scope
oeo 9srnebiemmet { nrfa.
Salponoet Gor efter benoes gn.
fomit bor MI en- 3pfus giort gnoe
paa benoqs 2in. Gf famme Spgoom
osoe 10 for ct gar aor fioen g. so.
us fsrfte l1%ofenoing | Irmenien.
0ette 9sosfoIo bliper oItioa Def
onoet Offer Of MenneifeIip, Der fro
oonif Sioe er brogt for ben orme.
MITE Gag. SIR. 9gbl."
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tale iaaIeoes; oct imoger life iaa liot
al en- bis .SsHle". 9eoit bar oct, ON
ma oIorig tom til at bebeoe 9ielp
af 6asien; men bar lao oligenel
meo til at bi9Ipe oisie fattiee grs-
ore og oeres efterlaote. Seq finoer
nemIig life 9ormonien eaer roget.
6orinar | bette. life at lutte fig til
9eniions. os Gnfefasien, og iaa oct
te, at man peo life bpoo Dag =
poo 8rlino al, at man life ilutteoe
fla til = oct ifoI Ipoe meo enonu
Iterre Stprfe: g9r9Iteenternes Eol
ioreges, aasien er tom, ieno os Ben-
ee". De flelte inarer bit: ga, pi
ifaI forieae of tioee Iiot mere til pore
'@reores efterlnote Sultruer og Born.
@nfelte of oisie Score baboe life
GnIeoning til at lutte fig til 8eil-
Ii~ongfasie, me III er Der ingen lno.
.ifnloning. Derfor in0ieno eoers
Nopne seo gnife ON Optagelie |
ygeniions. og Gnfefosien". 8et er
life boorot at Ieoe of 8lios9armbier.
tiabeo, men set er eiIt baorot at
leoe of Menneifers 8i bar
aaereoe boaoe greiter og enfer,
Der pift bsiter mere END bunoreoe
SoIo at at De tiIbsrer g. og @nbe.
fasien. 6orbaobentlio fan bi | en-
ner 5remtio ubienoe bore repioere-
De 2oo. til ale Samfmoets BrGiter,
fate 2prere og WisfionGrer; oct gsr
ri ioo ogiaa + bet 9oab, at rigtig
mango itrofs mcloer fig til Sptagelie.
Saa err Der bette, at bi bar Ell Baro
erof / pore 2obe, Der lpber iaaleoes:
.5rininiae giorag mootages meo
Sofnemmeligbeo. GnoDibere opta.
ees | ole be Web., iom tinooer BET,
bpert aar ct Offer til Beniionsfas-
fen. Raar oenne Poragraf til Do
TO bar pqret oso, bar BET ianoipnlig-
bis lin beientliee @rino |, at pi bar
TO aosier, ct MisforboIo Ger bsr ret
tes. Maaife oct fun fan lie neo, at
Beniions. og gnfefnsien bliper en-
Somfunosiae, men ioo bporleoes2
SO. 6. RieIen.
@reenpiae D. "a. 4ug.
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ten tllnbe paobeepnoe 9ienreHen.

ten tunbe p%oobeepnoe SienreHen.
Nen oa Der bar ct gnr Nnno, iom
enonu enaong oiIoe no at lie 2nn0et,
inoen De fitnoe beltemme fig til at
febe, moatte Heiten bIine | @olgarp
ellonu 81 elmer, oa Der ifliIoe ppre
Is ger'oner til Steoe meo BILLET.
forinoen Sopebognen fun0e ofooa.
Mon mioifplote imiolertio mig 90
Ifoffeoe mig gIaos / en- Sleeper"
meo Surtigtoeet fra g%eltfpiten, for.
at ieB fitnoe foa 2eiliebeo til at
itanoie / aenmare, q. Cat, / "a
Elmer for at forbanoIe meo Goit.
s. @ertien M. Il. Of Direftionen for
grorion &eiifote ON Sager peore-
renoe oenne Sfole.
Get taeer % elmer meo 9nrtie.
toget inleaem galgors, alta., %
aenmore, q. Daft. s aenmare full
De ieg ioo igen efter "a. Simers Op.
boIo inoto9e min HIaos / 2onoisger-
nes Sopeoogn, iom efter aftaIe peo
oen Sio, iful6e posiere Genmnre, og
bpor Der ifiiIoe boloes 9loos oaben
for mig.
Sfreoet ON 9oro paa Soget incl
lem Weoicine Sot, IIta., oo Suift
Current Soif.. ben %. Gug. 1909.
Gortf9ttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31
yGn S%amfnnosiag."

timber 6enne Onerifrift brineer
Tait. G. so. 4noerien / Dag sen
eammel Sonfe frem til SnerbeieIie.
|Sanfen beItaar /, at Dor .Beniions-
oq gnfefnsie" buroe bore en- Snm.
i%un6siag. Poit. q. bemprfer, at ben
loren .norife airfe gioroe alpor of
ben Gag beo bens iioite Gnrsmsoe
ON hi enonu er moone til at gore
oct iomme, aItiaa, at Der bliber Il-
Dor | Sagen - fon Bnit. q. life at.
asre, men filler os | lloiigt, at bet
nof ifnl fomme Dos os.
OR bet Dor Beniionsfasie gapnIigt,
at bet bIiper en- Snmfunosiog, on
bur6e hi bore moone til beo n9ite
@nrsmsbe at foa Den giort til Ell
Snmfumosiog. Men ieg er life flor
oper, ON Def biloe tiene Beniionsfos.
len, of Den bleb EN- Snmhrnosing |
2iqbeo meo (. gfs. Misiionen eIer
@ernebiem. timber nne Sorholo er
Der biit ct o. nn6et, Der er bpro
OperbeieIfe. s. Gfs. er oct gabnligt,
(tae life S%orargelie af bette Orb)
at De BrRiter, Der life biotil bar
Iluttet zig It'll geniionsfasien ifal
cores Iige meo os, Der bar booret0a'
gems 8proe og 8e0e, me6 andre Orb
oanne6e geniionsfnsien | 1897? =
Spereer bare, paaftaor intet. Seq
er beaer life flor ober, ON bort
SomfmosfoIf, Der poer til DGnfefas.
fen" er fInr ODER, at pi ogiaa bar
en- .9eniion. o. gnfefasfe", og bpor.
leoes oct forspriet bnnger iammen
meb bisfe to ansfer. Men Lao Oft"
Meo. gipe en- lille Meoegsrelie | iaa
&enieenoe; bet er bel life aItib iao
let at faa fat ! ct emne, og ifriDe
ifal ban, eners ffal pi NOT fomme
efter bont beb einen 2eiIisbeo. Na'
turIiepis oil Ri oefoa fomme efter
bam, om ban Rriper, men oo bliper
BET, forbi ban netop ifriper iaaoam,
iom ban ifriper.
Der er imibIertio ct gor Ting, Der
itoor Hart for mig. Oct er npppe
foriporligt at un6fIaa fig for at Hut.
te fig til 9enfions. og Gnfefasien,
foru6Iat at man HE er iaaleoes It'll.
let, at man Tan iige: Galber ieg bort
bebspes Der intet 9iggeri til mine ct.
terIo6te. Men ieIp ON man fan tale
faoIe6es, bpd6 life mango Brriter
Tan, ioo er bet ct fort Spsrgsmaal,
ON man oIieepeI bar Maoo til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31
Strpmglimt.
(af x.)

Set minoIte arnb, leg unorer
poo -" Oct tRnfte ieg paa for.
le0en Gag, 90 Brof. 81. q. bite mig
ct lille Snieft UNDER W~ifroifopet.
Den life Singeit bar fun eoot og
bel ipnlig for bet normale Die. Spor
maa man oerfor forunoreS BED at lie
ben een1em bet itRrfe @Iasl Den
bapoe en- lang SnnbelnRie, npiten
fom en- Sapir, ire flintifarpe Glsr
poa bpert Ben, ct Bar opnlife, Ipnen-
Zine, Der formelig ipntes at iIno
@niiter: b~einnoerlige lille Sfabning,
iom ineen eaers logger W9rfe til.
- SO mere Ri ier, pirfelig Ter, bbao
Der ongIig omgiper os, 10 mere mao
hi unores, og 10 mere maa hi unores
oper Menneifets taabeliee aIogbeo og
SnobiIifbeo, at ban tor pope at lto-
tale ben 9anfe: OF bet belle bar ifabt
iig ielD.
Ger fom en- Ringbiro ieilenoe gem
mem Mftenens roIige Cuff. Son fom
fra en- lille Spiptur til 0abobaben,
bpor bans Setter baooe etableret
fig. On al De Itore 5luer, Der ilaar
meo 4aitagnetter | Tr9ernes aro-
ner, pileoe inert ! SGIene paa Dor
Gingbiro Zen Sane bos 6Iuerne:
fait +. gfs. en- lille Sten | gejret,
f1aar Der er Gluer / Nnrbeoen, %
fe, ON life cen eler TO fglger t9t
efter babe op og ne6; bet er M
ioaoan Ell Slags Smartbeo). 9a
bender 5rgIen fig meo Sanfens Sa-
ftiebeo, inapper Sope6et al aaitas.
netfIier, Iaoer oens osoe 4rop iiang.
Ie neo og flpper feIp pi6ere.
SSer ou bet, GarIil', tnnfte ieg, 6u
mente moi, ou funoe brittle Dms me6
Gforpretteren.~ - Ofte, ofte gsr
bi % fer pi noget, Der er Iige iaa
tu,drt.
Qort efter bet ftore @Ioe | NGni.
las &opn tiIfaeoe en- befen6t Yr0it
I Netu yorf, iom er meeet ibgt, eno.
% At Gritenfere, for fin operoroen.
Iige BeItoIenbeos @fpIo, en- Sbn6oe
6~ormdbboe, at ban bible opIoie fin
9efit nf en- apis. Saa lofte ban 6o
4 TeIeeram ON, bborIe6es domiroI|
Depep bopbe bbeloet ben ipdnife
6Ioabe ,iben ielb at mite en- eneite
&o,b, og itoen at nogen at bans
efibe foe napneborbie efdbe. 4
8 neeIe RiebIitte fob @raiten mi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31

asrrefponoenten Nar fra Oibfoib
ssr os opmprfiom paa, at 8Den |
California, iom ban ifreb ON, at
Ssrgen Npgnaros bar rejit til, life
CT Saflano, iom Ri bapoe I9it bet,
men OrIano. Oct er altiaa /
OrIano, Der err mango Danife, 90
JON Mnr mente Dor Bacifif areos
burbe babe Spmprfiombeoen benz
penot pna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31

Bolt. 5. Seoerien: aoresie, DER
biotil bar o9ret gtban, 9. 9af., er
fra 9ato: Reb. s. 8eoepien, care of
DIR. CLAUDE anoerien, HOG Boplar
Ct, atIantic, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-08-31

tabs, ifuenoe no oner De mango go
oeoer. Saa iogoe ban: pSnis ieg
boboe Ipit bette of CUBS egen belige
Sfrift, niloe mango al ier bobe
TENT: BET er oa en- forbanoet 2egnl
Men M oct itoor | Gbiien, M tror
: Oet. bbor uianoipnligt oct emo lp-
Der. : Soa formeOe bans Braoifen
fig iom en- SfiIorine of gontro ioH
ben Itore, foroemmenoe Spno. 90
Der bleo Gere, Ser blen 9eb9gelie og
oaaoe Zine. Sbi ser par more Sono-
beO I 4reumentet.
Ser par engan9 en- 5armer, iom
par utilfreOs meo fine OmgipeIier,
~misforneiet meo i'm gienoom, og iom
oerfor gnifeoe at oi9lge no.. San
loo ga en- 2anoagent faloe, og oenne
neoifreo ioa g%ienoommens mango
5ortrin og 5oroeIe, Roget, ban 10
bar goot siemme /. 9erefter opIeite
ban set itreone for 5armeren. ON
oenne muIigt funoe minoes .et og
onoet, iom bar uoelaot.
,Ser, tiger iaa Sarmeren, boor
meeet foiter oette?"
Set foiter ielpfglgefig n%teenting.
Spoo mener oe9"
$50, for III er bet fsrit, ieg for
ftaar, at set er netsp iaaoon en- 5arm
og ilige OHeibeIier, leg belle Chen
bar snifet mig. 9erfor maa pi BEL
|Iere itanoie Salget meb bet iamme.
altIoo, bpaS foiter oet9"
.ao, naa ioaoonl Naa, ioooanl
I@9g.io, ieg ne6 iaam9no iffel Oct
er 10 oprt at Ieie aeretsi ieIo for iaa
fort afItano, og ct iamMerligt Sore
er oct for Sioen ilet i1gen
8laoier at fore poa 2anoet alting
oprt for os gnfolf = fem og',
abeml femogtpoe Dollars"
Nu err @runoen Broblemet Lot,
praftiif taIt. Set fllIofomne 2uftifib
er ioa goot iom fproigt. Zeppelin,
@riebt greorene, gleriot og II. bar
laiort BET uomerfet. Men oeres 5or'
tsier fom 9erne for tiolig neo igen.
Men M bar for nplig Ell Mefiifaner
giort Gorisg meo en- M Opfinoelie.
San flei flei beit og l9nge = flcj.
Iinotil ban gioroe ben ganife utroligt
Opoagelie, at ban ilet life funoe oa'
le, bperfen meo eaer MOB i'm 8ilie,
iaa ban til iioit, for Dog igen al
fomme neo, mnotte raabe til Den
paa Soroen ON Si9lp. De ifso Do
en- RofetIine op til bam og fit ban
iaaIeoes fiifet neo Get piltlof a6iolui
eneItoaenoe Silf9loe | geroens.SiIto.
rien). = Saa mart oct MI aItiao
lpffes at finoe acknowledgements
meIem De to Yoerligbeoer: ~ ilet
lite of furne oale og p ben %ufribil.
lige Ditto = set 2ieblif er Broble.
met Loft.
9erfor fan bet meo Rette beteg1es
lfom blot ct 5iosipergsmaal, bbor.
nnar Seltraabet bliber: ~an aboard
for tbe Rortb Bolel"
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class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
Visitation Day
is Proclaimed
by the Mayor

OMAHA. oct. q SOTO the People Of
Omaha: The Omaha Church Federation
set aside saturday, October 3d. 1909, as
Visitation day. Its purpose is 70 gather
Information and to give each church an
accurate record Of the people who desire
to affiliate with any particular church,
thereby giving the Christian workers an op-
portunity Of coming in closer touch with
their people. Volunteer workers represent
ing all denomination will visit each house
in our city on Saturday.
Records Of this Information will be Kept
where all can consult them. A great many
Christian people hardly ever attend church.
they become careless. change residence and
drift away. A record Of this kim will help
the ministers. They can drop in on you
occasionally and remind you. The chances
are that you win go to church and when
you get there you will be inspired by the
music, the prayer or the sermon, and will
leave. wondering why you did not go TO
church oftener. You will find forms" in
the daily papers for you to fiji out. These
can be handed the visiting workers or you
can give them the information and they
will fill out the cards.
Visitation day is a united Christian e-
fort, it is endorsed by all the churches Of
Omaha / therefore ask that each and
every one give them this Information they
seeking to obtain.
JAMES c. DAHLMAN. Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
TRIAL WAITS TILL JUROR
GETS BROKEN LEG MENDED
Case Delayed Only Half an Hour,
when Man IL Back In His
Place.

Jurors are late sometimes because of this
or because OF that and the excuses are
generally hackneyed as those Of a school
boy.
But r.. G. Van Ness, 141O South Eight
zenith street, had a new and valid one.
Mr.. Van Ness is one of the twelve men
hearing the suit Of Elizabeth Neff against
Emil Brandeis over an automobile accident.
Thursday night, while on the way home,
he had a little accident, and it was this
which made him late next morning.
Judge Day explained 1t to the jury;
mr.. Van Ness has a wooden leg" said
the court, "and last night while on the
way home he broke it. He sent 1t at once
to Penfold to have the fracture made to
knit. but they have been late this morning
i'm sending home. his leg and, Of course,
Mr.. Van Ness is not able to navigate we'll
without it'
Then Ralph w. Breckenridge aud w. ].
Council. the opposing attorneys, each
thought he saw a han to palavef the
fury and remarked in chorus to being
very we'll satisfied to go on with these
eleven intelligent men," but the court
waited half an hour and Var Ness arrived
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
NEW THINKERS 70 MEET HERE
VIII Hold Convention in Omaha in
1911, Say Delegates Back
from NevRdR

Nebraska delegates to the convention of
the National Association of Suggestive
Therapeutics at Nevada. Mo-, have re-
turned home with the Information the con-
vention will come to Omaha in 1911.
Nevada was selected as the meeting place
for next year, but Omaha was promised
IT the year following. Alfred Tomson, one
of the Omaha delegates, says the eonven-
tion was one of the best the association
has ever held.
The thirty-one Nebraska delegates, which
was the largest delegation present from
any one state, got together while there
and formed a state association with State
Senate Akers OF Scott's Bluffs as presi-
dent, Mrs. w. H. Cowgirl Of Lincoln vice
president, and DR.. T. y. Magarrell OF
Omaha seoretary-treasurer. A district as
sociation for the northwestern states may
be formed for the purpose OF holding
annual conventions.
The association favors drugless methods
of treating diseases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
PLAN OF JAPANESE BANQUET
Bryan and Halter Will Speak and
General Henderson Preside.
SOCIETY WOMEN TO TAKE HAND
they VIII he Entertaining Japaneue
women IN Picturesque style
while Commercial club L.
HonorinE commissioner.

W. j. Bryan and Frank L. Halter VIII be
the two speakers at the banquet to be given
at the Commercial club in honor Of the
Honorary Commercial Commissioner Of
Japan on the evening Of November 70. An
nouncement Of some Of the details OF the
event have been given out at the CONNER
cial club.
Ex-senator Charles r. Henderson viii be
the postmaster and the $50 member Of the
reception committee will be present in adj
dition to a few public officials. Following
the toasts by the Nebraskans Baron Eiiohl
Shibusawa will respond to a toast In Japa-
nese, which will be translated, and Baron
Kanda. one Of the most prominent eduea-
tors in Japan and a professor In the Peers
college at Toxic, will respond in English.
Baron Shibusawa is the chairman OF the
commission and is at the head OF one OF
the two largest banking houses in Japan.
He was the first to establish a bank under
the capital stock plan in the empire in 1873
The institution is known as the Dai Ichi
bank Of Toxic.
During the day the eminent japanese
will be shown points Of interest in the city,
taking In the Union Pacific shops, the Nc
Keen Motor Car works and the water
works at Florence. While they are thus
engaged a special committee OF society
women will be entertaining the six women
Of the party. The Japanese women wear
their native costumes arid the functions for
them will be very picturesque.
The names Of the women are Baroness
Shibusawa, baroness Kanda, Madame Hort
koshi. Madame Taxi, Madame Midzune and
Miss Takanashi.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
Isis ARE OUT
The New Records of the Edison Pho
nOsraph Are Received and ON
Sale at All the Stores
Handling Them.

Victor Herbert, the eminent composer
conductor, who is at present engaged in
writing for Oscar Hammerstein an Ameri-
can grand opera, "Natoma,' - in which Mary
Garden will perform the chief role during
the coming season, contributes a medley
Of selections from Little Memo" to the
November Amberol -four minuteJ record
list for the Edison photograph. In addi-
ton to leading his famous orchestra for
these records he is also acting In the ca
pscity Of supervising critic during the re-
eording of the better class of musical rec
ords other than his own. The November
list Of Ambersol records is unusually at
tractive and offers a splendid variety for
selection. Sousa's band renders his stars
and stripes Forever March" in character
istie style; Albert Spaldlng, the brilliant
young viOlinist. contributes a most artistic
Interpretation Of Sarasate's Gypsy Airs"
A captivating violin and guitar arrange
ment Of the Carnival of Venice is the
offering OF the famous Olivotti Trouba-
dours. Edgar L. Davenport, Americas
foremost elooutionist, recites 'Lasca'', in
faultiess manner, and win Oakland, the
popular counter-tenor Of the Conan and
Harris Ministries, renders Just Before the
bdbttet n1ONficIs y uGbGEApllNb wal Bdildu
with pleasing effect. The remaining four
teen numbers comprise band and orchestra
selections, comic songs and sacred hymns,
vaudeville and m~onologue-all by the well
known Edison artists.
The standard 0wo-minute) list is also
well balanced. Sousa's band is heard in
~"Powhatan's Daughter March," Cal Stew
art describes Uncle Josh's visit to the
opera; oily Oakley, Englands's premier
banioist, displays marvellous skill in one
OF his own compositions, and Grace Cam
eron sings, oh, Doctor" a funny coon
shout that just now has vogue. Will Oak
land, Manuel Roman. Ada Jones, Erward
M. Favor, Byron @. Harlan and Ed Meeker
contribute popular selections, as does Ar
thur c. Clough. a recent valuable acquI-
sltion to the entertaining staff. The bal.
ance of the list is well rounded out with
orchestra and band numbers, a quartette
two duets. a sacred selection and a clever
vaudeville offering by Ada Jones n Ler
Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
Three Months
Trial Over Ring
Long Litigation Fought Out for the
Possession of a Valuable
Diamond.

Three months litigation centering on the
ownership of a sparkling diamond was
ended in court when Justice George c..
Cockrell rendered judgment for s175 in
favor Of Abraham IsaaesOn against the
Novelty skirt ompany Herman Krasne,
however. the secretary Of the skirt COM
pany. Is wearing the gem on his finger
that was formerly in the possession of
Isaacson.
The story had its first inning in septem-
Der when Isaacson borrowed money on his
ring. which he valued at $225. ~IsaacsOn
was then given a position by the Novelty
Skirt company as the company's agent In
st. Joseph, Mo. It proved TO be a poor
business venture and Isaacson decided to
give up his work. He then sought to re-
cover his ring, then In the possession OF
Krasne. To his disnay he learned that
the company had given him credit on its
books for 500 worth OF goods which he
was supposed to nave taken with him to
st. Joseph. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
CoSGRoVE GOES TO GET TIPS
Deputy Comptroller VIII Visit Cities
where Occupation Taxes Are
in Operation.

Deputy City Comptroller Cosgrove will
start the coming week on a trip to various
cities where occupation taxes are collected
from public service corporations. He will
visit Des Moines, st. Louis, New York
and other places. 10 interview the city
accounting d pai tments and the public utili-
ties commissions. All forms In use, both
by the cities and the companies win be
collected by Mr.. Cosgrove, and from these
suitable blank VIII be drawn up to fit
the Omaha situation.
Il do not think there Is any need for
calling on OUTSIDE assistance" said city
Comptroller Lobeck. Every city seemingly
thinks it necessary to cali In experts from
other cities at high prices. but personally
I believe we can take the blanks used m
other cities. and with an additional man
OF good accounting skill accomplish the
work Of figuring and collecting the new
occupation taxes"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30
Held on Suspicion
of Mislea ding Girls
g. B. Penn is Arrested and One Young
Woman Found and Sent to
Detention Home.

CD, Penn. a travelling man, whose
mother is said to be on her death bed at
sis South Twentieth street. was arrested
yesterday by Detective Dun on the
suspicion Of being connected with the
white slave traffic, xamine by the county
attorney and detained for the present,
though placed under no formal charge.
One girl, Bessie, Martin, in whom he
was said to have an interest. was found
and placed in the Detention home. a book
containing the names OF fifteen girls was
found in Penn's possession.
The police understand girls were TO be
sent or taken 10 Kansas City. 1nvestiga-
lions are being made which viii resulut in
Penn discharge or retention on a formal
charge.