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The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
Strike situation Normal.

PARIS, May 19.-Despite the prom.
Uses OF support from nearly hundred
different labor unions, the strike situa-
ton At noon today was practically nor.
NAL. Unless the labor leaders are
planning an unexpected coup. today's
situation may be taken as proof that
the rank and Ale of the laborers are
opposed to striking at this
time.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
ALIENATION SUIT FAILS

JACKSON Mich. May 1.-THE
Jury In the case of Walter ] Green
wood against his father.in-law for So.
coo, alleging the alienation OF his
wifes affections. returned a verdict OF
no cause for action.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
ASHER CASE NOT ARGUED.

JACKSON, Mich. May 1.-THE
board OF pardons is in session. Forty
mitted for consideration. The appli-
cation of Asher. the Detroit murder.
er, has been temporarily stricken from
the list.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
WOMAN DROPS DEAD.

JACKSON. Mich. May 1S-Mrs.
Geo. Reese, 90 years old. dropped dead
in her home on Harris-si. Immediately
after returning from visit TO "a
neighbors Heart disease was the
cause
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
Hartman To Sail for Europe.

NEW YORK. May 1s-E. r. Harri.
man has engaged passage for himself
and family Oh the North German Lloyd
steamer K-on Prinzessin Cecilie
which sails on June /.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
ARMSTRONG CO.,
$1,000 IN DEAL
Ex-warden Of Jackson Prison Makes
A6idayit for Extradition Of
Milton ]. DAILY

JACKSON, Mich. May 1s.-Ex-War-
DEN Armstrong, OF Jackson prison,
who arrived here TO make an arndaVil
to be used for the extradition OF MIL
ton ]. DAILY. arrested In Chicago on an
Indictment returned by the grand jury,
says In the affidavit that DAILY appear
ed before the board OF control in jack
SON and Detroit several times and
that IL was determined TO buy new
machinery for the binder twine plant
In the prison.
"Daly was requested TO make new
bid for the machinery" says Arm
strong. He did this on July Is. HIS
bid was accepted. the contract price
being $3.50. The contract was MADE
July 22 with Hoover d Gamble OF
Miamisburg, O., which firm DAILY rep
resented.
Two or three years previously this
company had installed a plant at Ay'
ton, Ont, which had been operated 40
days. DAILY acquired this by purchase.
DAILY told me the prison officials were
making a mistake In buying all new
machinery: that the Ayton machines
were as good as new and that II
would permit him to substitute the Ay-
ton machinery for an equal amount or
new machinery that he would give me
q present of at least $1,000 and posi-
bly, more. II was agreed we should
not communicate this agreement 10
the memoirs of the board. On or
about May 10. 1908. DAILY paid me ST.
500"
LANSING. Mich. May 19.-Gov.
Warner has granted extradition tor
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19

ROME, May 19--The pope today re.
ceived kilograms from the Catholic
bishops in Albania that another mas.
sacre OF Christians in that part OF
Turkey is imminent. rhe bishops i'm
plore the pope 20 send help immedi'
ately
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
COMMISSION MAKES
MOCKERY OF INQUIRY
Young Turks Representatives Fail 20
Place Blame for Wholesale
Massacres.

CONSTANTINOPLE. May Ire
ports from Asia Minor towns where
wholesale massacres were recently
perpetrated by the Mohammedans. in.
dictate that the so-called investigation
by a commission appointed by the
Young Turks is "whitewashing" the
whole affair. The commission has &C
copied the fanatical Mohammedans
claim that the responsibility for the
outrages. which cost about 80 600 lives.
rests with the AImenians.
The Asia Minor fiasco shows that
locally the Young Turks are still afraid
II the anger OF the reactionaries. who
are still in an ugly mood because OF
the continued execution OF the mutt
neers.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19

LANSING, Mich. May 19.-Gov.
Warner has granted extradition tor
Milton j. DAILY, who has been arrest
cd In Chicago on an indictment return
ed by the grand jury that investigated
conditions In Jackson prison.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
NOTE OF ALARM FROM BERLIN
WesfphaHAn Gazette Tells Govern
meBt Tnired states 10 Preparing
10 Annex Liberia

BERLIN. March The proposal MADE
IN Washington 10 send q special commits
sion out 10 Liberis 70 investigate and re-
port on conditions there has aroused sus-
piciun IN som German trading circles az
10 whether the United States does not med
itste the ultimats annexation Of TINS re-
public after first assuming a prOtectorste
over II. The Rhenish Westphalian Ga
zstts. which represents manufacturing and
commercial interests. goes Ht length into the
subject. II RlludeE 10 what II calls the
American policy Of conquest. and warns
the German government 10 h watchfuL
The Foreign office has been fully Informed
% the conditions that Jed 10 thr sending
out OF this American commission
WASHINGTON. March IAN apprupr1a-
ton OF SO00 was provided during the clos
ing hours OF congress for the expenses ui
3 commission composed OF Robe-t c. Og-
den Jacob H. HollandeT and Booker 7
Washington. designated by the state de
psrtment 10 investigate conditions in La
beriR- This action. which met with the
approval Of the Brush government re-
Eultsd frurn . VISIT 10 this country last yea
Of s-verA Of ufs officials % the napubaie
Of Liberia and II Ia not bessexeo 10 hsrs
any farther significance thar 20 assist ms
African republic 10 better ffs financial cor
diti0n-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Night Riders Are
Sued for Damages
Frank Ecker Charges that He Was
Driven from Home by Band
Of K~entuckians.

CINCINNATI. March Prank Decker
former tobacco dealer Of Harrison county,
Kentucky. but nov Of Cincinnati, today
sued eleven alleged might riders" in the
United States court Of Covington. asking
for 81 900 dRmREe said 10 have been sus-
tanned al the hands Of the night riders.
The defendants are John and James RIDDLE,
James and Everett Auliok. JRmes Lang
Alfred Collier, Perd Cofvin, y and
Charles Jones, Kirby Hamilton and jesse
Allen.
In q lengthy bin OF particulars Bokler
states that on the night of March e, 1905.
the defendants and several other 70 him
unknown surrounded mis- home in Harrison
county al midnight. He says that at the
point of a pistol he was attacked and
dragged from his home and forced TO &c
company the defendants TO the Pendletou
county line, g distance of one mile. He
further states that he was kept q prisoner
in Pendleton county for some time, but
was finally allowed to 60 with 3 warning
He alleges that as q result of the raid
be was forced TO leave his home and re-
move TO Cincinnati
For this mental and physical suffering
be asks for $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Big Oil Strike
Near Washakie
Company In Which Gould DisH il
Interested Owner Of the
Property.

LANDER wyo, March T.-oHpeciRI Tels.
grRmD-GouId D1etz Of Omaha is Interested
In developing q Dsw enterprise IN Wyoming
q producing well Of heavy black on Of
Asphaltum base having been brought m
at a depth Of &c feet en- Ehe Asase d tfss
Washable Hydro Carbon Mining company
~ Fort wRshAki wyo-. strteon miles
north Of Lander. this evening.
To the sffUFtE N Russell Thorp n Luak
wyo. Ia due the credit O. bringing m Gha
first producing on ven on The Shnzkc1s
Indian reservation Associated WIN mr..
Thorp are Could p1etx. q VII huOup
Omaha capitalist. Z ]. UIhletn u Chtun<n
and ] Z Moore. IT. Of Fur WzHaAk1A
on men through the country hSz2 bsas
watching the development by TINS q
with the Reenest intsrssr and nov SzEa .
producer has been dsVslopeo It win mzssn
the interesting Of large oApttAl and oe~eAuD-
ment Ia Rlrnady under way. a. Los Angaae3
wREhinEroD and New Yorf men hasEs ma-
ehtnery On thar various hassA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

Attorney Emmet FINLEY has been selected
ny The entertainment committee 70 pre-
side 81 the annual banquet Of the CONNER
cial elub 10 be held at the Grand hotel.
I'hursaHy might. March 49, The speakers
will ne n T. winchen, president Of the
ChicHro Roek island railroad; Hon Go
ward K Dunno, former mayer Of Chicago
and r. p. Baldwin publisher OF the Peoria
star. The COMMITTEES is arranging for spe-
cial musical TEXTURES
. Manners OF the Commercial club will
have an opuOn on plates ~ the hanque,
until Friday. March L. after which tickets
may ne secured by outside persons. TIT
seating arrangements will permit Of IA
persons attending the banquet A chargS
81 g a plate win be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
South akot
WILL SUE FOR OF HIS SON
Father of Actor E-IectrOcuted at
Mitchell Files Claim.

Father of Actor EIectrOcuted at
Mitchell F1Iep Claim.
MITCHELL S. u. March T-tSpeciRl) -
W. c. Robinson Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
through HE representative. has filed a
claim against the city Of Mitchell In the
sum Of S40,0O for the death Of mis- son.
Prank c. Robinson. that occurred about
six weeks ago. The young man was a
member OF a rHmat company and after
the close Of the performance ne left the
theRter building. going down an alley that
was more or less dark. He placed his
hand on q guy wire that WAS attached
TO an electric light 7o'e and lie received
q shock that killed h.m The niTnt was
stormy IN character and II If thought the
atmospheric conditions must have charged
the wire To such an extent that the young
man was killed Another party who had
hold Of the wire later also received a
severe shock and his 1re was barely
saved. The accident happened January
20. Mr.. Robinson alleges that the death
Of htE son wa due to the criminal neEll-
gence Of the electric light company ano
the city OF Mitchell. The city win not al
low the claim and the presumption is that
Mr.. Robinson VIII bring suit for danaEe
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
GUY RAZOR IS CONVICTED
Man Who Killed Sweetheart Near
MedinA Ohio, Guilty of
MaRslauEhter.

MEDINA, O. March Guy Razor wRs
found guilty Of mRnslAughter yesterday
by the jury trying him for the muroeT
OF his sweetheart, Orte Lee, October s.
The penalty 10 q sentence OF one 10
twenty years in the pe~nitentiRry. Per
mission for q new trial was given and
sentence was held In Rbeyance.
Razor was convicted Of having shot Oris
Lee. q match factory employe. whose
home Was at CustRrd Hook near Wads-
worth He and the young girl were
friends from childhood and were engaged
TO be married The wedding had been
postponed several times.
Miss Lees body was found along a road
with bullet holes in the head Evidence
Wa introduced 10 show that the buggy
tracks and hoof prints OF the horse
owned by RRzor were Identical with those
al the scene OF the crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
MATTERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Docket for OminE Term To he n
Large One.

Yesterday WAS the last dag on which
suits could be filed for the March term
Of district court. which opens Tuesday,
March 16, with Judge o. d. Wheeler OF this
city presiding. The docket for the term
win be a heavy one. there beinE 1e old
and seventy new equity cases and 1S7 old
and fOrty-sighf new Law cases There are
ninety seven criminal cases on the calendar
AND mis- number viii be increased by the
time the grand jury completes it's work
William Suffer, charged with breaking
and entering n freight car win be placed
on trial Monday. John McCRrU who was
indicted with Suffer. pleaded guilty and is
now serving an i-noeterminafe sentence IN
the reformA1ory al AnRDOsa- De will be
brought here 10 testify al suffers trial.
Anna c. Hansen. rs administrltriz OF
the estate q har husband. Carl c. Hansen.
DECREASED, has brought Euit against the
Rock Island railway SumpRny for eli. 600
dRmaEes for the death od her husband.
HANSEN Was c&ngh1 betwssn the bumpers
and instantly killed while uncoupIing cars
IN the local yards IN December =, OF last
year. Nat Downs. engineer is named ~
party defendant
Pred Ricketts, has flied Euii gains the
New NonpareI oompany for $3.50 damages
lDI 64teEo0 nHcA
William Salisbury sues 10 recover dam
aEus placed AZ GAe0O from LneIa CarrigE,
Blanche C&rriE and c. whitebook Mrs
CzrrigE and daughters are sued as reputeo
owners Of the rrpperty on which the ware
house o~ccuIRed hy the Union Transfer
company EOOd prior 10 the fire o. De-
ceunber IL 1906, W7hirebOok is q Junk dealer
Salisbury claims that he w1E struck on the
hoz6 by bricks which rel from = portion
Of the walls Of the burned building, winch
had bsen left standing, and, as he alleged
III unprotected The accident Is said "a
have happened January = Of last rear
Maggie Esn C~hArpeleET secured yesnsr-
dHy. an Ennulment Of her marriage K
George Elliott ChRpp%leHr On ths grounds
that he was menIRIy drrEuEsd al the rtms
Of The mRrriAee and is now an inmate o.
the state aRylum for the insane
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

Rev. Joseph II. FeapsEman. s1Rt@bz
n. C Eho IL thu author ~ several hoaAa
writs& Tu RvsrNi yan I 49, sfrnzAad
with kidney tyouhh ana HMEt Wtunnr = ~
Eudosnly scricksn WIN q ssvcrs paAa m
my Kidneys and was c1EzHhssd 10 hud SAsff
days uuAbis u set 10 wtfhpuG usaautmnnN
Ny urine contained q tHck Whaha nzdtmsut
and ! passed same ~fnsq0enaly osI s1d
nsy Remedy, and b pain ErHauLny
AbAtsd and nnAlS psss.o ana my usaun
became normal / ehserruI1y r-scuuuzu.na
Foley,s Kinney Rsms1S" Fr EEle ~ N
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Council Bluffs
TWO SCHOOL PROPOSITIONS
One for an Addition to Twentieth
Avenue Building.
oTEER FOR NEW WARD SCHOOL
People So VtcInitr Of old HiGh school
Take Issue with MEMBER Of
Board on Necessity Of
the Latter.

Indications are that the two propositions
70 levy taxes for the erection a an add
ton 10 the twentieth avenue school and
10 erect q ward school on tire rio hiEu
school site on High School avenue viii
carry 81 the school election TODAY
y is generally conceded TINT WIKI the
rapidly increaHinr growth Of the southern
pRrt NJ the city an addition is needed at
The Twentieth avenue school In order that
the eighth rradr may he established IN
that building and prevent the necessity ~
advanced pupils Twins In that portion u
Council Bluffs being compelled 70 60 10 the
Boomer or Washington avenue schools
The proposition which viii be submitted
10 the voters tomorrow is 10 levy q TAX
~ S1b.0D fcr the purpose Of building four
additional rooms to the Twentisth avenue
school.
Advocates Of Inc levyinE OF a TAX Of
s1k.No FOR q ward school on the grounds
u the old high school say that the mem
here Of the board are mistaken when they
assert there is no need for such q school
in thai section OF the city and VIII not
b. for some time. All We ask" said a
vel known business man whose home Is
on Glen avenue. rs that q school for the
vou1 ger children In which the lower grades
small be taught be ereCtnd In that neigh
borhocd. There are at present 30 children
Of between 5 and s years OF age living on
Glen avenue, Park avenue. Bluff street,
Fourth street and that immediate vicinity
vino are nov compelled 10 20 10 the
hIoomer or washington avenue school
The old hiEh school site would be q central
~locstion for the children Of the section
mentioned.
Those favorinE the proposition q the
new school on High School avenue call al
tention 70 the fact that the school district
owns the ground and n II should dispose OF
this property It will al some date in The
near future have TO buy other lots for 8
school in that neiEhborhood. Some years
AGO the district owned 3 large tract front
ing on Pierce street ans East BroaoWHy.
the property being known ar the old Pieros
Street school II wRE deemed advisable u
sell this property. and nov the need Of
another school building IN that section ~
the city having arisen the board finaE H.
self compelled 20 pay nearly 5000 for prop
ertv at Broadway and Oak streets, thu
sum being nearly three times more thar
the Piarce street ground sold for. Atten
ton TO this IL called ny the advocates o.
the new school on high School avenue, ~
they say such a condition might arise Asaii
q the board disposed Of the old high schoo
property.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
ICELAND WORKING FOR
COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE
Majority Of ParIAament Fsvors D4uSo-
tuition of An Ties with
Denmark

cOPENHAGEN. ARzrh Tbs rels1iuns
q Zealand with Denmark have reosntly
become greatly strained Iceland for long
has had home RUE End during the lRsi
few years has obtained ali POSSIBLE Hber-
tees from Deuma-k but the majority %
the 1rsaAndio Parliament fsvurE the diHsO-
luton OF al governmental tss with Den
marx IcelEnu'E minister Of h1me affai-E
Mr. HN1Ebain- who Euppor1 h policy
Of q good understanding bstWesn the twc
countries has been furcee 70 resign B1oern
JOHNSON wh0 hGE been nominated TO sue
coed him, h strongly hos-ls 70 Deumsrk
II his c-andidafTrre prewz1s n VII . taken
in Denmark a. q BSTiom HftrOnG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
South akot

through Mitchell eiEhty-foUr ears OF emf
grants goods. and altogether the number
viii reach about two undred cars since
the movement began two weeks ago. over
forty families have moved 10 Dawson
county, Hnd the others have gone TO claims
and farms west Of the river AT Chamber
lain and Mobridge. The conditions for Inc
beginning OF spring work all over the state
are excellent, az there is q lot OF mois-
ture in the ground 10 begin seeding just
Rs soon as IT is dry enough. Indiana and
Illinois are contributing Of their farmers
TO help build VI South Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
R.al B-Iss- Tr-nsf--

ThaEs rrHnEfers we're reported n TIRE Ne
March G. ~ the Ra-ts wEuanie County Al
Etrucf cumpauy Of Council Bluffs
Charles P Hannah 10 Jessie W Han
nan. lots a. IL T. I2 and "a In nix
6 and lots 8 and 6 IN blk Z and 4 3 g
and u m bk 10 IN MGAEhm CDopsE
and Jefferiss Aho 10 Council Bluffs
Nellie a Cox and husbsnd 10 Eliza
J. Robinson. lot q In nils 10 IN Squires'
add 70 Cuuucl Bluffs wd- Z
Olive p Arnd single 70 Mrs Minnie
DonEhoe lut 2 N BIB : In PES hi
IN Council Bluffs Wd--------- 10
W s Oooper End wife - Ira William
son. l0t : N hIk y IN C-HHfnrdE
add 10 c1r1cn Bluffs, VIC --- z
William NJ MARVEL End vile n Paul
Reszley, In 6 IN And Suhd uf sHA
E=A 81 E%I-sh Wd---- - n
C Y MiIt@r. singh 10 Z. W simpson.
Ion : tn IN Z IN PerTTE % Edd 10
Council BluftE. I
La0yd Mtnnier and wife 10 IA a Nc
Gee, Ion 3 IN hIk 8 IN Park al 10
Council BturtE Wu --- -
Prank 9 RIkar unmarried. 10 Eoyd
EusmllE- lot 2 IN nh . In PARK a.
10 Caunrn bluffs. wd 1 i
Shsr5H 70 Um Anna, In 6 IN nix Ia
N CentrNl Eubd and lot NJ m hlk
N AEynes rtrE Had "a cnHnen
J. q Frizzsl and VIE 70 Leslie
wilma "a heA a ESE-EA Wd Cd
Hanry Burnhnldl and vie n Ferdn-
] & Young and W1As n 2 7 Mank-
land uw4 ~ EH- Wd - 81
Thnmaa J. Cuyns- unmarried. N CRrh-
sEtns cuyns, la 2 N hR - IN Ever
HrfNs Gad u cnnnr EluffE. qad
Curtarin GIEIe e. a. - TnumRE
Cpyne. fDt z N IDA - Ia FVE-arrF
AIR "a Cuunul EluftE. va {
Gsrtrnds 4 HnuEh single ~ J " n
haary, "a IVA seA az &-7s-d wd i
Taa& fEtzsu rrHuEfers ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
SOUTH DAKOTA BETTER TALKERs
Given Decision I'm Debate with North
Dakota

NERMILOR E. D., March Especial
TelegrRmSSuuth Dakota won over North
Dakota tonight In 6 debate on the uues-
ton, Resolved. That the Lemieux act
Goes not offer q proper remedy for indus
trial disputes in the United States and
Canada"
The Judges were Arthur Lewis and p. H.
Aaker Of Fargo, n. D.. and W. L. johnson
OF Aberdeen, S d, and the negative re-
oeived q two TO one vote. South DalzUta's
representatives were William Potts, Charles
Barth and Frank Hiokcox. North Dakota
was represented by c. A Warren, John c.
Thorpe and George shafsr. The visitors
were bRnqueted NJ East nall tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Power Project in Black Hins.

SIOUX FALLS, s D, MRroh 7.-Cspe
ciaL@One Of the grsstest water power
pICJeCts in the northwest lie bcinE pushed
10 q snccessful conclusion by the famous
HomestA6e Mining which in the
Black Hills condncts the greatest gold pro-
ducing mine In the United States
TIN company will expend about S5Oo. OOC
on the wE1er power project. Preliminary
10 prosecuting active work the compau
some weeks ago made application In &C
corcHnce with the state Law for the Az
preparation Of q certain amount of vater
from Spea-fish creek. one of the principal
wster courses Of the Black Hills
Tn company MADE application for 8
permit for ftE use Zoe cubic feet OF xRter
per second from SpearffEh creek through
the bomestaks power CONDUIT, the point
Of diversion Of which Is 10 be located upor
the left bank OF the stream 3 short dis
lance below SpeRrfish falls, sOcn water
10 be used, az stated, for power purposes
The location Of the power house will
necesEitate q conduit three or four miles
IN length and when the natural fRn OF
spearfish creek Is considered thiF makes
II certain thai a CONDUIT Of that length viii
furnish al immense horsc power.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Asks Receir~r % Meaielp. oemr.pr.

SIOUX FALLS, s d, March Z-spe-
oisl)-Ths Blue Bel Medicine company.
with headquarters al wHtertOwn and Rufus
L HARDY president and H S. Rowe secre-
tary, has been made ths defendant IN q
suit which has just been instituted IN the
United States court in this city. The plain
tiff he Rose s CrOcksr. a resident Of the
state of Washington, who sets forth that
Fhe iE the owner OF Slh,0D worth OF stock
In the company, and who asks for the
appointment Of q receiver 10 wind up the
affairs of the company, which. she alleges,
Is IN an inHolveut condition The plaintiff
also alleges that the officers have beer
vary wasteful An their management Of ths
affairs Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Wireless Plant
for Storm Use
Philadelphia VIII Establish Station
on City Hall to obviAte Tele-
graph Blockade.

PHILADELPHIA. March 7-One result Of
wire prostitution dpz 10 the blizzard viii
be the establishment by the city Of q
wireless plant on top Of the city hall tower.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
Settler. Rash TO SCUM D-hsa.

MITCHELL. s D. March T-CspsciG -
South DakutE h getting 8 large quota Of
new settlers this spring and Tor the past
ten days AL railroads leading into the
state have been busy hauling their house
hold goOds and farming impiaments into
the various paris ID TINS domain In . -
nod 81 uwsHg-four houns the chisaEo.
MnWHukse a o. Pau company haulsd
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08
water Threatens CAAmbe-A&a. Rr4dEe.

MITCHELL 6. D. March Special -
Tire thHw1ng weather OF the lAs1 FIVE DAYS
has raised The apprehension Of the Mil
wEukee railroad officials ovsr the safety
Of the pOutOon bridge az Chamberlain On
which the company depsndE for traffic
through 10 the Black Hills country. The
ice in the Missouri river 10 breaking up
fast and the water If now rising 10 an
alarming height AND carrying much ice
with il Today the water in TIE river is
reported ar being nine feet above low water
mark and that It has risen five feet IN the
last r~wenty-four hours The company off,
cials here are expecting 10 receive the in
formation ar any time that the bridge has
gone out and they are making EVERY effort
70 get all freight and homeseeksrsr goods
over 10 the other SIDE Of the river before
tine break comes. FOR II means that the
bridge will he uut for some time, until the
ice iE out at least.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

a. o1mplste7y ar coughs and eoldE wrech
lungs Cur. rhem auick WITH II. kings
New Dlscove~g @r ana L0 FU sale
~ Beaten DruE Co