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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Injured IN
Kansas Tornado
Catholic Church at Aurora Demol-
ished and Priest Hurt-Brake-
man Blown from Train.

CONCORDIA, Kan. April 13.-When tele-
phone communication was opened up today
with Aurora, a little town south of here,
1t developed that four persons were in
jured. none. 1T is believed. fatally, in the
tornado that struck that place yesterday.
The Catholic church was among the build
lngs demolished and Father Mollier was
blown fifty yards. but not seriously hurt.
A. M. Gosselmason, who was with the
priest, suffered a broken limb. Nelson
Narcotics home was demolished and Mrs,
Narcotic and their infant child were seri-
ously hurt. None was killed in Aurora,
but at Beloit, a nearby town. Edward NJ.
Wells. a brakeman. was blown from a
Missouri Pacific freight train and Killed.
In Aurora two churches and two stores
were wrecked and almost every store
aria house in town was damaged Much
stock was killed In the ~pountrysy
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
WOULD PROTECT Usage RANGE
Court Asked to EnJOin Texas Ranch
men from Using Il for
PastaraHe.

FORT WORTH. Tex, April 1s.-Dis-
patches from Pawhasta, Usage Nation,
Oklahoma, say the county attorney in the
district court there has asked for an ina
junction restraining Texas stockmen from
brining their herds to the Usage Nation
for pasturage or other purposes. II the
Injunction is granted II viii stop the
movement of over l 1900 900 head of cattle
each season from this state and cause an
immense loss to the ranchmen. 1t is al
legged that in moving the herds to the
Usage nation cattle ticks and diseases are
are brought into that section. The Texas
cattlemen expect to contest the case. =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Gompers to Study
European Ways
Federation of Labor Votes to Send
President on Tour of
Continent.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-After laying
before the executive council of the Ameri-
cen Federation of Labor at today's ses-
sion a report Of his proposed trip to Eu-
rope TO study and report upon the indus
trial, sociological and economic conditions
in those countries, President Gompers an
nounced tina he might sail from New
York on the Baltic on June 1. The coun-
ell Authorized an expenditure to meet the
expenses OF the trip. Mr.. Gompers will
visit England, Germany, France, Sweden
and Italy,
1t was announced that sufficient funds
for the present 20 meet the expenses of
the federation's legal defense in the in
junction and contempt proceedings in the
case of the Bucks Stove and Range COM
pany had been raised and that It would not
now be necessary TO levy an assessment OF
l cent per member ner month, as author
lied by the Denver convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
ARE FOUR ACES GOOD?
NOT IN BoLANDER'S GAME
james Bolander Beats ID with
Straight Flush and Is Now
in Jail.

MASON CITY, la. April 13-(Speeial.) y
Newspaper stories, published in northern
Iowa during recent weeks, were the direct
cause which led up to the arrest OF James
Bolander OF Charles City. on the charge
OF cheating at cards. II is alleged that
Bolander has found 1t lucrative to engage
travellers and the Milwaukee railroad be-
tween this city and McGregOr in card
games, The climax came when a young
travelling man wagered $50 on four aces.
only to lose to B~olsnder. who held a
straight flush. Bolander was arrested by
Detective John Wernick of Milwaukee.
Bolander is TO be given his preliminary
examination here Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
FIREMEN CAUGHT IN COLLAPSE
One KILLED and Two Fatally Injured
by Falling Wall During
Fire.

PITTsBURG. April 13.-one fireman was
killed, two fatally injured and several 9TH
ers slightly hurt today when a wall col
lapsed during a fire at the pottery plant
Of the Sherwood Brothers company at New
Brighton. Pa, below this city.
The dead man IL George Hartman and the
fatally injured are Benjamin Carr and
Charles Felt. The fire started in the min
eral department of the works and spread
rapidly. The dead and injured men were
fighting the blaze from the rear when sud-
denly the wall fell in, burying them. The
property loss Is $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Balloon Tests
at Fort Myer
Government is Preparing for Elab-
crate Demonstrations Of Dirig-
ibles and Aeroplanes.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-with the open
season for aerial flight rapidly approach
ing, activity will soon begin at Fort Myer.
The signal corps OF the army, which, con-
Quoted the tests held there last year when
Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge was killed
in the wreck Of the Wright aeroplane, In
which Orville Wright was himself seriously
injured, is already making preliminary ar
rengements for the continuation Of those
tests. THE balloon squad will be trans
terred from Fort Wood to Fort Myer next
week and Will Immediately overhaul the
free and captive balloons belonging to the
corps, as well as the Baldwin dirigiblo,
which was purchased last year.
The contracts for the delivery Of heavier
than-air machines. held by the Wright
brothers OF Dayton, o., who are now in
Rome, and by A. NJ. Herring of New
York, have not yet been fulfilled in
every detail. Orville Wright, previous to
the accident to his machine, made numer-
Gus flights. some of which fulfilled GER
tain OF the conditions specified in his con-
tract, but none Of them was official. He
will have to make one flight for endurance.
remaining I'm the air for two hours and an
other for speed. II is generally acknowl-
edged that the Wright brothers, barring
accident. can meet these conditions sue
cessfully.
Although A. NJ. Herring has made a tech
meal delivery Of his aeroplane at Fort
Myer, he has not made any public flights.
He has formed a company with Glenn II.
Curtis, whose flights in the June Bug
and other machines belonging to the
Aerial Experiment association, have made
him famous in the world OF aeronautics.
The appearance OF these two aeronauts
with an aeroplane for which many new
things are claimed is being awaited with
keen expectation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14

CHAPPELL. Neb., April 1a-(special.)-
Gotleib Bott, who lived sixteen miles north
Of here and was about rs years old, had
been sick for some time and his daughter,
Mrs. George Poole, thinking he would get
better care by taking him to a hospital in
Omaha started to bring the old gentleman
to town to take the train. When about
half way to town he died. He was one
of the oldest settlers in this county. having
come here some twenty yeary ago with
the pioneers. His wife being dead he had
been making his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Poole, for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
500 LINE GETS WISCONSIN
CsntrOI of Railroad Formally Passed
to New Owners at Mil
Waukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April ls-The con-
troll OF the Wise nsln Central Railway com
pany was today fully transferred to the
500 line and thus made a part OF the Cana
dian Pacific system. The transfer was
made at a special meeting Of the Wisconsin
Central Railway company stockholders.
The board OF directors also held a meet
ing and the resignations OF Messrs. u. C.
starr, w. NJ. Walden. n N. Foss and
Jesse E.. Mayer were accepted and Messrs.
]. S. Pilsbury OF Minneapolis. c. f. Wales
OF Minneapolis. II. NJ. Ballou of Neenah.
wis, and c. T. Jaffrey OF Minneapolis were
elected in thsir places.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
FOR BR0THER'S MURDER
Former M~issOurian Arrested at
Regina and BODY Will he
Examined.

WINNIPEG. April l3.-Ernest Morris
formerly Of Bethany. Mo. is under arrest
at Regina, sask., charged with the murder
Of his brother, Charles b. Morris. a farmer,
with whom he lived. The police have
stopped the shipment of the body TO Mis-
souri, until Il can be examined.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
cUMBERLANDs SERVE NOTICE
Members of Church Demand RestOra-
tiOn of Property by Regular
Presbyterian BODY.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l3.-Formal
notices from the Cumberland PresbyteTtans
in Nashville to members OF the Presby-
terrain church In the United States, notify
ing them to surrender church property in
accordance with terms OF the decision OF
the supreme court OF Tennessee will be
sent out at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
FRANCE PRESENTS MEDAL
Continued from First Page.)

which | took the liberty to express, a medal
is to be added to the series Of those which
have marked from time to time ever since
the earliest days Of Anne lean independence
the persistence of the sympathies which
arose at the very beginning Jstwean our
two countries. from the medals which COM
memorated the epoch of the alliance and
OF freedom down to the one which a popu-
lar FIR, nch subscription enabled to be struck
on the tragic death Of Lincoln. and to the
one, finally, which the American repub,ic
offered to my country"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
COLD WAVE IN CANADA
Mercury Reaches Fourteen Below at
Prince AIbert-NeRF Rec
ord for season.

WINNIPEG, Man, April Blast night
was one Of the coolest of the season. At
Prince Albert II was "a degrees below zero,
at Regina l above. at Quappelle zero and
at Rattleford 4 above. 1t showed heavily
at Edmonton, Calgary and Lethbridge. The
lowest temperature here was II above.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
The Models Secret.
ASfORY FOR FAT FOLKS.

The eIoak Models Association has raised
their FALLING TO the status OF a fine art.
The Development and retention of a per-
feet figure Is made the study Of their
lives. AS a result. they receive high sal
aries and OF. course. live eorrespondingly
But good living and a perfect figure are
SELDOM eoBtempOFaneous in the same lady.
They are Sc only when that lady Is willing
TO pay fVf her good times by most siren
uous and persistent physical effort to keep
her fat down. So the premier models,
some Of whom are middle aged, nave had
10 fight a good fight hitherto.
Hitherto is used advisedly. for now the
struggle is less keen. Instead of dieting
and exercise being their reliance. the fol-
lowing mixture is asked 20 do the work
of keeping these ladies professionally tit:
One-helG ounce MaTmOla. u ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, and so ounces
of Peppermint Water.
fnis,ts taken a teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime, and reports indicate Ia
does not violate the trust put In H. Those
with a tendency TO fatten up keep their
figures stationary by its means, While
many finding themselves overfat have lost
as much as a pound a day by its use.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
TRUE BILLS IN LIQUOR CASES
More Indictments Returned In sioux
Falls for illegal ShIe.

More Indictments Returned In Sioux
Falls for Illegal sale.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., April 13.-(Special.)
The United States grand jury has re-
turned several additional indictments and
yet Is at work on other cases which are
to be disposed of. The observation-disclosures
returned by the grand jury are as follows:
VIII Jackson of Mitchell, a colored man,
on the charge of carrying on the business
of a retail liquor dealer without having
first paid the special government tax. The
indictment contains two counts, the second
charging him with failing to post a notice
showing that he had paid the tax. The
offense IL stated in the Indictment to have
been, committed between January . and
IS of the present year.
Henry Stella. or the same charge as Jack
son, the offense being set forth In the in
dictment as having been committed be-
tween January 10 and Is Of this year.
Philip Swift Bear, an Indian, on the
charge Of having on December IS, 1903, in
troduced liquor into the Rosebud reserva-
ton.
Blue Eyes and Catch the Enemy, In
dams, or the charge of introducing liquor
into the Rosebud reservation.
Samuel Rainbow, also an Indian, on the
same charge as that against Blue Eyes
and Catch the Enemy.
w. G. Porter, assistant United States at
torney. moved the ~arraignment OF VIII
Jackson. who entered n plea of not guilty.
Tore Teigen OF Sioux Falls is acting as
attorney for Jackson.
Henry stella and Philip Swift Bear also
were arraigned. and both entered pleas OF
guilty to the indictments against them.
The petit jury reported Tuesday and the
trial OF cases commenced. Present indica-
lions are that the remainder Of this week
and all Of next week will be taken up with
the trial of cases which are to be dis
posed OF by the present term OF federal
court
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
SIX SUIT0RS FIGHT WHEN ONE
WINS VILLAGE BELLE AS PRIZE
EnOrt of Girls Father to settle Ri
VaiFy by Lot Leads to
Battle.

PITTSBURG, April 1S.-In a riot at Mani
fold, a mining town, early today. six for
eigners were seriously injured, two OF them
fatally. Daggers and r%evolvers we're used.
The six injured men were suitors for the
hand Of Lizzie Moseka. the belle of the
settlement The father, 10 help the lovers,
proposed drawing lots 20 decide the ques-
ton.
A foreigner named Chenzo won. but a
free-for-ali light started and all the lovers
were seriously injured. The police have
arrested eight persons.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
ONE DEAD AND SEVERAL HURT
Fatal WindstOrra Strikes P~ittsbuFK,
Causing Great Property
Loss.

PIrTsBURG. April Bone dead and a
number Of persons seriously injured Is the
results Of a severe wind storm in this city
and vincinity today. The property loss will
amount to thousands OF dollars.
At 10 o'clock the velocity Of the wind
was fifty-two miles an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Appointments of Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, April 1a-(special Tele-
gram.)-Postmasters appointed:
acknowledgements. NemHha county,
Michael A. Reed, vice A. W. Brush, re-
signed: Weissart. Custer county, Earl A,
Pirnie. vice A. Cooksley, resigned.
Iowa-Deep River, Poweshiek county, r.
b. Light, vice Henry w. Halter, removed.
Benjamin G. Foster and been appointed
regular and S. A. Gronna substitute rural
carriers for route ?, Estelline, S, D.,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
MOTIONS FOR RETRIAL LOST
DennisOn and Douglas County Are
Denied New Hearings by
Supreme Court.
(From a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. April ~l2-(special Telegram.)
Tho supreme court today overruled a mo-
ton by Tom Dennison for a rehearing Of
his case against the Omaha News. Dennison
secured a verdict for damages In the dis
trict court and this was overruled I'm the
supreme court on appeal. Dennison then
moved for a new trial and lost.
The supreme court also denied a motion
by Douglas county for a rehearing OF the
V~insonhaler fee case. won by the latter on
appeal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
HONOR lEFFERSON's MEMORY
University of Virginia Celebration
Attended by Descendants of
Founder.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, April 1S.-The
University of Virginia today honored the
memory OF It's founder. Thomas Jefferson.
A delegation Of descendants of the signers
OF the Declaration of Independence and
many alumni attended. The founders day
address was delivered by Martin w. LIT
tleton OF New York, his theme being 9TH
Reign of Democracy, It's Dangers and Its
Blessings" 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
Iowa-Nebraska Coal Men.

. CLEAR LAKE. Ia. April ~l3-(Special -
annual picnic OF the Iowa and Ne
braska Coal eDalers' association will be
held here on line Is. " Is expected that
700 or more coal dealers from Iowa and
eastern Nebraska will attend. An elaborate
program for the day is being prepared.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
SHOOTS WIFE AND DAUGHTER
Minnesota Man Then THFns Gun on
HimseIf-AH Three May
DIE.

MASON CITY, Ia, April IA tragedy
which may end the lives Of three persons
at Kiester, Mimi. last right.
John Olson. a farmer, shot his wife and
daughter. then turned the gun on himself.
All three are still alive, but in a critical
condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
stnndnrd in Louirinna.

ter of the Standard oil company of Louisi-
ana was filed here today with a capital
stock OF S5,OOO.O 200. The company will begin
Immediately the construction of a S,OO0,Op
refinery in Baton Rouge. II will run oil
in pine lines from the Louisiana fields and
will bring oil In ships from Oklahoma and
Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
FLORENCE MAY GET CARRIERS
Government Inspector Soon 10 Visit
subarb and Decide ON Needs
Of Place,
CFrom a stan correspondent.)

WASHINGTON, April l3-(special Tele
gram.)--It was stated in the office OF the
first assistant postmaster general today
that a petition n. q N file asking that Flor
ence be made a branch station Of Omaha,
which. II granted. will give Florence tina
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14

II you have backaehe and urinary troub-
les you should take Foiey's Kidney Rem
edy to strengthen and build up the kid
neys so they will act properly, as a serious
kidney trouble may develop. sold by All
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14

same privileges as to free carrier delivery
as now enjoyed by Omaha. An inspector
will visit Florence and make q report as
TO what may best be don there to improve
or increase facilities Of mail service.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET ACTIVE
Trading In Domestic Product Large
Though Restricted by Scare
ffy of stock,

BOSTON, April lS.-There is more activity
in Boston wool trading than for several
weeks. Demand has improved and the
volume of new contracts closed is COM
paratively large. Foreign wool continues
OF chief interest. Sales Of domestic wool
are also larger. though business Is still re-
stricted by the scarcity of desirable stock.
A feature has been the large movement in
secured woods. Clothing woods are the
weak point OF an otherwise strong position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-14
The BabonIc Plague

destroys fewer lives than stomach. liver
kidney diseases, for which Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. soc.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
AARIA DEL Pillar Ar JEs

10 lie cause dsguto la egada de madrina porque os
grandes dolores preferen aislarse consolados.
Cemencia, que este el nombre de la marquesa,
acerc6 ella Ia bes6 abraz6 ternamene, pero en- silen
co la condujo al sofa que ella haba estado sentada
que vovI ocupar penosamente, afectada ante ell es
tado de abatimlento que veia Rosario
4-Ha ma-dijo esta entrando desde luego en- ell OBJ
jeto de la conversaci6n-es nItil que andemos
deos 70 he venido darte alguno socnsejos rogare,
por tn bien Ell Garlic de tn padre por e me ten
gas mi, que no los desogas
il Cue preambulo sehorai-exclam6 Rosario con do
1orosa ironas Hago yo ago neceste con tanto en-
peho de consejof
ST. hija mia, necesario que entries en- IT, que hala-
CUES hagas por atraer tn marido
-iQue halsgue yo i'm marido!-excam6 Rosario
iSabe used 10 que e hacei
ST, mi pobre Rosario-excam6 la marquesa.-Aun-
que q a descendido hasta una esfera muy baa dema-
siado que 10 Sc
-5Y ctno Ga listed, pue consejosf ,.
-Pcrque los precsos Tu deber traerle al buen
camino, tambien 10 que mas te convene Ell esta
exasperado y CORE por la senda de la perdici6n.
Rein 6por agunes instantes e silencio La c6era Ell
dolor haban las belas faones de Rosario
aeradas desde hacia largo tempo por agudas penas:
eran tantas palabras que golpaban labios que
nnguna Aallaba sahda; por fn respcnd6, hacienda
esfuerzo para conservar Nm resto le serenidad:
-Madripa, esta noehe voy eercorarme de 81 Cd YER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
QUERER ES PoDER

da duna que han dcho de mi marido 81 es cer-
ta entablare mi demanda de divorcio quera mi
padre no.
La marquesa echo haca atras como poseida de es-
panto.
-Tu padre-dijo despues meciendo trstemente la ca
beza,-ya sabes quere todo 10 que queres tt pero
Rosario jsabes 10 que e divorcoi
-Es la separation legal de hombre al que va no sc
puede nj estimar.
Els la soledad, la Reproduction del mundo pobre hja
las separaciones udcales; sin embargo todos cupan
Ia mujer, porque la mujer Ia que la socedad las
leyes todas las personals rectas prdenes desgnan el
papel de martir.
-Pues quiero sufrir va mas-repuso Rosario que
ahogaba de despecho-jSabe usted que hace dos me-
ses viene cas de da, que muchos viene?
lilo sc, hija mia!
-jSabe usted 10 que avisan hoy anonmo!
NO 10 Sc; pero me 10 figure.
Que tiene relaciones baiarina la que man
tiene.
ST; y para mantenera juega.
icon que es Hgrit6 Rosario livida de c6era
y de dolor.
-Es cierto: "a que ocultarte la verdadf
|lDios milo o-exclam6 Rosario deshecha en- llanto y
nevando dos al coras6n 81 que acababa de
recibir profunda herda3pcr que o. nevais tan
tas personas felices y me dejas mi en- el mundoi
ICalmate pobrecta !-exclam6 Clemencia estrechan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
CASA In MlkAhAR

Sc vende una casa exoepcionalmenie
etnoda con 2, 400 metros Dc terreno, b.
Vela Dc nampssteria, cusdra y cochera.
FAciliasdss para 81 pago. Dirfjanse
Is DeAS Brothers.
Hsquins Tetukn = San Justo. = -,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
A. @1.6o

- d nusha utlidad. ~ sols Daza
10 Abogadaa, Csrtss Sudisaalss, Aya.|
tazaisntos, GorpxEasienss = snplsadss
do todos los ramos, sinv tanbi6n para
Loo concentrates, indushialss = pszss-
mar 90 nsgoeios, 81 eoAesinis1tv % Ras
Lcy-a de fuertA Riec apr~hadss es'
40 CArs-as ' y F.vrssse Sje~vt,vs ~
:, ~,s.sdn s7sn a. 19H.
q. -sraen ~ ~ ~ 10 Idhy~yes oat
DAlo1an NreYoa1tA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
Gran estab|eclmenh totogIdfco de R, Colorado

Ell mejor estabecimeno fotograco de las Antlas Toda
case de trabajos otografcos mejores maeriaes
Grandes talleres fabrication de peliculas Cine
nnatografcas
Venta alquiler de aparatos peliculas toda clase
de maeriales accessories para Cneat6graos Vstas has
Postivos anuncio de oda case de ndustras los
retratos de los anuncantes.
Grandes existencas de nos dorados coores
Por mo vapo han recibdo verdadera precosidades
en este ramo.
Esa la primera one dedica la fabrication
de peiculas Cipemaogacas dara muy prono las
primeras peliculas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escrba pidiendo nformes conestara dandoe
tos detalles puedan interesarle.
DIRECC1ON Apartado 184-Telefono a.
TELEGRAPH y cabe:-GoloradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
NiSAS

Catedral-Dfas laborableo: q, 30 Il
6-30.-Festivos: 5, Z, Soy IL.
San Francisco.-Dias lsborables: q
-Festivos: $50, Z y 7-3O.
San Jose.-Dias laborables: 7 y 7-3O.
-Festivos: $50, Z y 7-3O.
Santa Ana.-D5as lab0rables: Z Il
-Festivos: 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martee: 7.-De-
mingos: 9. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-18
Secc(n Reigi0Sa

Santos para maians:
Los dolores gloriosos de Maria San
tlsima y san Genaro OBJ. compaheue:
martires.
Santos para ell dia 20:
San Eustaquio y compaiieros mar
tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
RESIDENCES
LOOTED BY
ROBBERS
THREE. NEIGHBORING
HOUSES ARE
"TUMBLED"
Burglars Are Bold and
Succeed in Escaping
With Loot

HnuaehreakcfH chose the district
between West Caller and Ataha ats
a. the sceuy 10 their operations last
ulght Apparently the same mnruud
aFa committed three house robbeF
les.
By forcing open the front door II
the residence % "a Ambrose kiehi
at 80 W Caller st the burglars
gained entrance and carried OF ar
uelee pf ieeelfy valued al fkue
After entering ths house the bur
glars placed a chair under the knot
20 the Front deof ia present the en
srauee 10 the occupants after nn
tHhlnW fnelr w@rk. the hWFHlaFa left
Oh ihe hack auaf Footprints lsn
~ ihs barsiarH galni 20 the e9fa
- YOUNG iaen
From ans residence ~ kiahl ths
burglars evidently wwnt a. tmF rsss8
dsnce af tlr j Iahunon. Rt go VI
Blaine e. ueavina biR stone
Through the dining roum window
the burglars entered thn residence
tT Juhnsan waa aroused ~ the
sound ~ hfeakina wlNss and en-
tered the dining fn0m la time a. see
g YeNnE man Disappear pf John.
SON says more than sssa H0rth ~
nilFvfaare Mae EN- the dining table.
sad De- thinks ths burglars Wsfe
aftrF il
The residence - W s. Elkhart
at fs8g t18b aV " vas alsa aa
teFea. presumably - ihe aams hur
elara a 1lmms wac rmpluyea ga
nprn the front daaf Ths fhis&va
fanHsekei every fuau ln she hnass
They carried aff $40 o. cash ahd
several artieiea - gets