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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

The new edifice of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, corner Prospect
avenue and Keene streets, will be
dedicated on March 14th. 1t is stu
ated in the heart of one The most ex-
elusive residence sections of the city.
The building is 94x110 feet in dimen-
sluns, with seating capacity of
1,2G0.
The style of architecture is Greek
Doric. The walls are uf Bedford
stone; the facade is supported by four
massive pillars of the same material.
The interior is old ivory and light
gray, with pews of mahogany finish,
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

Eugene Nc il VIE he seville pa s.
engers Tn rsday, where they a,e at
tending Teachers Examina ton.
Mrs. ia. Eagan of WatartoWn is
visiting friends here at PRESENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. August hide, Jr, of
Watertown, are visiting relstives
here.
Rev. Father Howith delivers SER
mon every Wednesday evening. All
should hear those sermons as they are
very int resting and instructive as
we'll.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
Clerks and Mail Carriers

An examination for clerks and
carriers in the postuffice service will
be held in this city March 81 inst.
Those desiring to take the examina-
ton can make application to the post
MASTER
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
His Crime.

A popular actress recently visited
Chicagos Ghetto seeking a samovar.
In that strange section of cosmopolitan
ism she heard a new one" AS /
turned a corner" said the lady, the
boys mother had him by the ear, and
in her upIifted raised hand there was q
menacing barrel stave III learn We to
tie the ket,.e to the cats tailn she yell
ed In wrath. 1T wasn't our cat" cried
the frightened boy No, it wasn't our
cat almost shrieked the enraged moth
or, but it was our kettlev"
Women and Betting.
"Why is it that men bet and women
don't?"
"Men choose betting as a means Of
putting a stop to an argument"
"Well?''
"Well, women never want an argu-
ment stopped. "-Cleveland Leader.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
In the Social Realm

The Watertown Dairymen's associa-
ton will meet in this city at the city
hall Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock
sharp. All members and those wish
ing to become members are earnestly
requested to be present.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
Personal Mention

Miss Cora Radtke was a Milwaukee
visitor today.
Harry J. Stube transacted business
in the cream city today.
Mrs. George Hill of Sterling, III. is
in the city, called here by the death
of Mrs. Viola Stahl.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
A True Friend.

IT tell you Green is true friend"
"Give me proof"
"He borrowed money from me and
paid it back when I asked him for 1t
without insulting me."-Detroit Free
Press.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
r. r. TIME TABLES

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN
GOING SOUTH
Chicago Passenger. .............. ..... 5:5O a m
CHICAGO Passenger. ..........10: 5S a m
GAINESVILLE Passenger. ...-................6 56 p M
Both 90 a m aid 10 :5S III trains make close
connections at Jefferson Junction for Madison
and all points west.
6:56 p m train makes close connections 1or
east and west at Jefferson Junction.
GOING NORTH
Lake Superior passenger ~ m
Menominee passenger 2 80 p 10
Rockford Passenger DRIVES Watertown 81
a m, departs 40 p m
Passenger from Chicago arrives OF 945 p m
and goes no further PAUL kOHLER Agent.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
Cook With Gas.

~ . 81
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

Train No. 50 arrives from Milwaukee and
departs for Madison at s 40 a III except SUNDAY;
Train No 222 arrives from Madison at S:Zz
a. m, except Sunday.
Train No. arrives from Chicago ana Departs
for madison at 3:02 p. M. DAILY except SUNDAY
Train No. % arrives from Chicago and departs
for Madison at rs 2. m, except sunday.
Train No. 2SS arrives from Madison at flz
p m daily except Sunday.
Train No. SO arrives from Milwaukee at l0Oo
p M daily.
Sunday Excursion Train arrives from Mil
wauk9e at 9 As m returns 5:17 p. m.
Train No. 56, stops at MISREPRESENTATION
only. G. W. WEBB, Agent.
MAILS CLOSE.
Mails close at the Postoffice as follows:
EAST WEST NoRIH SOotH
e-OO mt 12:l5 mt 200 p mt 1880 m
200 o mt 800 M 900 mt 5:35 m
5.25 nj
Watertoyn and Madison, Sis a m 6 SOS II
Mail for all Rural Routes close at Tbs m
Except Sundays.
b. T. EBERLE, P. NJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05

Sdiffen ltno 6loBelt belebte gl6e,
Iomie iiber einen 9roBen Sell Ser
id6iii6en S6mei5 bietet. Nodbcnn
oos Wittageiien %eingenommen por,
9ing es orrh Die Sdmebenloder,
noh Dem Nmlelfoll ourh oos 9llnIel.
tai nod &otben. 8ar i) idon
beim aufitiee 5ur 8aitei iiber Die
merfpiiroige formation Ser gepalti'
gen Selsflippel1, iiber oie tiefgril1eti
Caller nit ben %florelt, murmelnoen
9a6erl iiber Die berrli6e Sonnelts
polollnQ nnb obcn on9efommeil, ii6er
sic pielen moleriidelt MusiidjteE
aug ser Ser uno Gelultlloerllug
ni6t berousgefonmtelt, 10 ipurbe Sos
9(les nod iibertroffell, oils id ourh
Die Shlpeoenloder, our6 munoerba,
re 6elienifll,6teu, ourd) mirflid)e
5elienloder bon Stufe 5t Stufe
ms Imleltal binobging. @s mar
5lpor etmos nliiblorL ober bod 10
lobnenb, boB ih Die 2ollr ntebrerc
Mole moden foni1te. lteherbolipt bic
tet bie idhiiihe Sdiuei3 ollf eiieu
nerboltnismdBig fleilten Tolull cine
5iille lieblider ullo mieberurt grob-
orti9er 9iloer bon enter @ieetnrt,
ipie man lie ielten finoet. 9os rel,
5enbe Imieltol, oltf meldes oie &c.
iuoltieer, fe~r5elgeruoe olls ser @rbe
ellporl teigenoen, 5erfliipfteten Sells
uioiien %berobblider, ipltroe gemGdiid
our6ldrttten mo bon Mut6ell
brohte mid ser Shnelloompfer mie-
Ser 1lod DRESDEN. @eId' ell 2ebell
ulb Sreiben entlong Dem 6lltiBufer
u1tb in oen @ororten uno 4on5ert.
a0rten 511 beioen Seiten bes ltfers!
Samol, mon omiiiiert lid i'll 9eltid)-
[orlo nrlb farl1 sic Sonntoge mo
freien Stunoelt bo6it ongellebnt per-
hrineen. Sd iudte iil Dresden oll;b
Serrn Glirt l1eberan ollf Ser bel
Burnett III 2lat1o County sic grpBe1
@ranitloger bat nnb Der %oltgenblif,
li6 I'M eeometriiden 8ltreat lei
nes 8aters beidaftiet lit. Obgleid
es ibm in Dresden iebr gut eefaat.
ueripiirt er ooh 5utpeilell ein ne.
mig Seimlpeb llod ieinem miloro.
mantii6en friiheren teronii6en
&obnort. Wein @ufentbalt IN Ores
ben mar iebr aneenebm uno ge-
nlBreih, oenn Dresden lit cine ber-
norraeen6 ibone Stabt, bte nebea
berrliden Horfs, ibrer ullperglei1Ii-
hen ltmeebung, olle mir croeufii-
6enS ebenspriibigfeiten llno @eniiiir
bietet. st. g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05
Sdmlrats- 8 rbanolumgeu.

Ger Sbulrot bei6dftigte iid in
ieiner Sisung am Mittipod balip..
ia6lid nit Der @nlteaung bon 2eb-
rern I'M beuti6en uno ipaniiben Be
portement, iotpie grias fir oiejeni.
gen ernannten 9ebrer, nelfe ieitoelll
ibre Reiienation eingereift babe1.
Geligniert batten SRI. &ote genIpn,
Soa Wiaan, g1ell Nagle uno 2ino
9iegel. Sin ibrer SteGe muroen er-
lannt: Carolina Burton, &ate See
aoams, 2aura 8irie rno 6ornr
McSutdeon. 9rof. Saul Wctet.
thin muroe als 8oriteber oes oellt-
lden ltnterridts mieber erpGblt, nit
folgenoen 2ebrerinnen urter ibln:
SRI. Gmma 5ersberg (&ohihu!e),
5rau Selene @areilen, 5rls. Gll-
genie Sund, Selene Sumnel uno
gmilie Sol5apfel (b~albt0gig). Sir
ben ipaniiden llnterridt ipuroe 90.
90. Garcia ais Grin5ipal nno SRI.
Fere5 fir Ole 4odiduIe ernannt.
@noere 2ebrer iino: SRI. Gonda Gba-
pa, S. 81. Haporro, Marie Ssimillea
Sennie Burton ,tno Morie 0e Sanl.
Brof. Sunsoon leete glane mo
Spedlfifationeu fir Den Sonofertia
feits-llnterridt Dor. @r erfl1rte, oaf
oieielben, troboem er lid innerbalb
oes CUR Gerfiigune itebenoen @elosg
gebalten, oo6 auf Sabre binolts &c.
niigen miiroen. gbenlo riet er ob,
in Ser Sodi6ule groBere Sin
rihtungen 5u treffen, ebe man mirt-
lid 10 melt lei, bieielben in 8ralt,f
81 nebmen.
Jebler inn Seisungs-apparat in
Der Sofifllle ioaen bon Ser graoen,
|S'9seid 8lumbing SO. unter Dem
le~stiabrigen aontraft fir 1920
a~usgebeliert meroen. Der Mppurol
muB i'm Stonoe iein, oos gauge Sc
bauoe auf 20 @rab gu eriparrnen,
fpenn audi Ole Semperotur orouBe!
otf Zero itiinoe.
Die 2ooopic Brintina 60. luor nit
$3.50 per Seite fir glatten got
nnb $3.50 fir 3abellen Ser nieorig-
ite gieter fir ben 0rud oes Sobres.
beridtes. berStotiitifen Ii. Stuoienre-
geln oes Shulrates. % 6os
borbonoene Wonuifript aber Gin
Bud bon ungefabr 300 Seiten &c.
ben mirbe, muroe Die gntideionno
nod binauseei6oben Inn Die God,
nod einmal grilnolid 5u mteriu.
den
Sam 8 Sarris leete 9ldre fir
9eubouten uno @nbauten ON GItert
@ebauoe Dor. Gin 8ei6luB oorii6el
muroe nod binopseei6oben. Nior
NOR aGgemeiu 51 @itnIten Ser Spur,
iomfeit, ober Ser 5u1e6menoc,
Sdii-9 epolferlln9 Der Staot mpf
&edlnula getrogen peroel1.
Cine fernere @obI in S6uloltge,
~legenbeiten ioa fir oieies Sobr per.
mieoen peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05
@erlorene Su0emo
&omon bon Saul @rabein.
(5ortiebuna.)
Cites aapitel.

Mit iontmerlider @1rnle, riif
itrobleno BON Den peiBidimmern
oeil 8ein6ergsmauerll Suno Stein
fttoBen ringsum, itrablte Die Spnnt
pom tiefblauell, ltabl9leiBenoen Sim
mel bernie6er; eiu ri6tigeS Siie.
fanostuetter, pie es oieies %geieonet,
Seegeltooe bon Montrelir ia meiI
big tief i'll ben SerbIt binein oltf
lpeilt. So mornl, ia beiB mor es
bob Ole 9omelt oes Sanotoriumls
Iu Gbateloro in lihten, leidtel
Somlnerblonien orauBen in @ortel
oes SalieS ioBen.
alf) 5ralt l~1riltld mor bier orhu
Ben. Slt @eie0idaft zines iultget
Mdo6ens, zines 6rdulein 3inoGe,
aus &oln, nit DEM lie III ben ore
Sagel ibre8 9fu~fcntboltes berelts
etipos ndber befanllt geluoroen mar
Job tie auf elmer @onf in elmer Ni.
i6e BON Sorus6eder, einen per.
ltecften Bl0t6en oes g~erouniqei
@ortens, nit einer lpabrboft 3oil6e
rid ihonen 9(usiidt ouf ben See
llmrobmt bon Ben 8anben oel
Sarilsltiide rehts uno linfs 5eiat,
lid bier Dem 9(itgc eilt @usidlnitt oel
2onoi6oft mie Elm fiinltlerii6 fomt
poniertes @ilo. SIN Goroer9rm'f
f%eiIelte ooS 4uge Der malerii6e
trlieig-mebrbnftc uto 0o6 anmutigt
Vau oes olten Serrenlibes. Ser Sen
Sonotorilm oeit Nonen gegebel'
1atte. lleber oie ionft gemeaten ne
benbilge( oeS 8orlanoeS 6inpeg gilt
Der Slid gum Seegeltaoe bittab, oos
NIT ieiner ipeiBifiulmernoeu, III Scr
Come %sfeiBenberl unterbrodenen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05
Samfiagnma.

@iermit miiniden MIR oaetl I'M
fern 5reunoen uniern ber5lidite,l
0onf fir Die pielen 8erpeiie orlfrid,-
tiger Seilnabnle aus5uipreden, Bic
lie mns mabreno Ser &ranfbeit uno
bel Dem Sooe unlerer geliebten God
ter u1o Shmeiter, Sbeflo, gege-
ben baben, uno ibnen 5uglei6 ailf
fir Die berrliden 8lumenipenoen
auf's Ser5lihite 81 oanfen.
Go. 9rcik unb Trans
nebit sSamilie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05

9leiterin on Iid,, Sic 5lbit mar io
MIR eiu poor Sobre alter; uber ME
alt, pie gereift Ourd bittere5 SeiS
NOR iie gegen ienel
Ginen Nugen6Iid ioBen ole beiocH
6roucn troalid oneinanoer &C.
idmie0t, mo bIidfteu Dor iid bin in
oos 5omlengcflintmer oes @orteuS,
oo f1t6r 8rGulein 3inoler plGbliG
lebhait auf.
(Sortiebulta foGat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-05
8 n b e |.

@ohtmeiiter: gStroubinoer, flop.
pen Sizes @oul 81, ionit ideut nod,
ein @atl Dor Sbrem &6eruno!"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Roosevelt and
Party Leave for
Hunt III Uganda
Trip Will Take Them Into Widest
and Most Dangerous Field
of Exploration.

NAIROBl. British East Africa, Dec. IA
Today the American Hunting and Scientific
expedition began what may be termed as
the second stage Of its journey into the
Interior Of Africa The objective point is
Gondokera, Uganda which. 1t is expected
viii be reached on February Il.
Colonel Roosevelt and his associates were
given q cordial send off as they boarded
the train al noon for Kisumu. Arriving
at that port tomorrow the party viii board
the steamer Clement Hln and cross Vic
torta Nyanza to Entebbe.
With he passage Of the lake, the Aneri-
cans viii have left behind them British
East Africa and enter the Uganda pro-
tectorate the widest and most beautiful
perhaps the most dangerous and certainly
the most interesting field Of their explorA-
tons.
An were in the best Of health wheT
they set forth today In search OF new
conquests. AT Entebbe. Colonel Roosevelt
and Kermit will De entertained al the hcIn'
Of The governor proceeding on Thursday
BY motor car 10 KRmpalR. at the hezC
Of the lake. where they will reJoin th'
others Of the party, who in the meantime
viii have arrived at that place by steamer
AT Kampala the hunt will be Organizes
and on December q the invasion tha
win brlnE them into the province Of III
Nile VIII be begun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Parker in Eul gy
of Justice Peckham
Bar Of Supreme Court Meets and
Adopts Resolutions of
Respect.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l&-with Judge
Alton b. Parker Of New York. presiding
and delivering the principal address Of
suiogy. the members OF the bar Of the
supreme court OF the United states met
In the supreme court rooms al the capitol
shortly after II o'clock today and
adopted resolutions on the death Of Rufus
". Peckham. associate justice OF the su-
prene court.
The assemblage OF distinguished members
Of the bar WAS called 10 order by Solici-
tor General Lloyd ". Bowers. who moved
the selection Of Judge Parker 70 prtside.
Judge Parker announced the appoint
meut Of committee Of twelve members
Of the bar. with United States Senator
ElIhu Root as chairman, 10 draft resoiu'
tons OF respect The resolutions were
presented later and paid q high complL
ment 70 the late turist
The influence OF his life" concluded thi
resolutions, and the effect OF his worl
have contributed powerfully TO promoti
that respect for Law and for the courts
OF our country which underlies AL Of on
4 institutions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
BILL TO TAX INDIAN LAND
Senator Brown VIII Soon Introduce
Measure Fully Approved.
RED MEN THEMSELVES FOR IT
Senator Gamble Interviews Secretary
BaIIinEer on Disposition of
UnaIlotted Lands in DR-
kota Reservations.

WASHINGTON, Dec lS-iSpecisl Tele-
gram )-Seuator Norris Brown believes that
the Omaha Indians as well aS the white
people Of Thurston county are in favor Of
the taxation Of Indian lands. On Monday
he viii introduce a bin, which, II enacted
viii place all those lands on the tax list Of
1910, taxes TO be paid out Of the proceeds
from lands II the Indians themselves neglect
OF refuse TO pay them The bill authorizes
the secretary OF the interior to pay these
taxes cut of moneys in his hands or sub
ject to his order which has come from
rentals
The ban has the approval Of Senator
Clepp Chairman OF the senate committee on
Indian affairs. as well as the approval o.
Assistant Secreta-y Of tbs interior Pierce.
John Cannon OF Psnder and Il l. Keefc
Of wRlthiA now in was.liE.glcA have alse
aTpruyed Of It
While at the Omaha reservation last sum
mer Assistant Commissioner Fred II. Alb
bott attended a council al which many
leading members Of the tribe spoke and
were unanimous in fSvoring taxation OF
their lands They declared that the in
crease In value that would come In the
development and opening Up OF the reservs-
lions would more than compensate them for
/ taxes they would have TO pay.
Protest Against COnsOIidRt alton.
J The Commercial club OF Walthill today
/ protested against the consolidation OF the
omaha and Winnebago agencies and tbs
appointment Of but one superintendent
However, the department has fully decided
/ to have but one administrative office aftei
January /
Senator Gamble today had conferences
with Secretary Of the Interior Balllngei
regarding his bills authorizing the sale
and disposition OF the surplus and unal-
.otted lands in the Standing Rock and
Cheyenne River Indian reservations il
South Dakota Senator Gamble suggested
that Major Mclaughlin be assigned 70 uea'
with the Indians Of these reservation
looking 10 gaining their consent to tht
terms Of several bills and SscretaI1
BaIlinger win doubtless accept the sugges
ition and assign Major Mclaughlin to thi
task
The following fourth-clasE postotfiees be
come presidential offices on January next
with salaries Of postmasters as Indicated
NshrAska-Arcadia, CRmpbell, Clhrkson
lsl9O0
Bethany, Bradshaw, Crofton, Decatur
Dillon, Giltner. Hay Springs, Hemingfora
Rising City, shelby, Silver Greek, Wall
hin, Wauneta. Western, H,lOo.
Grant Herman. haywood, Niobrara, Re
publican City, Utica, Wlhside, Wolbach
ly1O00.
/ Iowa--Conrad. EdEewood, Garden Grove
Massena- New Virginia, oxford, sheffield
lSprlngville, TripoA Castana, Al0o
Cambridge Churdan. Delnar, Delta
EarlvuIe. Early, Gilman. Sl00Q.
South Dakota-Frederiek. Marion, TripT
8 200
Burke. CanastSta, Frankfort GaTretsor
IFIecla. Henry, MobrlGEe, Willow Lake, WI
mot, tl,lO0
Alpena, kennebec. Leola- Oacoms, SLOi
Lemuel 3. BHrtey was today appolnte
postmaster Al Arden. Boone county, Ne
brRska- vice NJ Z. KunAIe, resigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19

young victim Of the tragedy met her death,
that he win have no difficulty IN securing
their eKtraditiOn.
This evidence is largely that which the
prosecutor has unearthed In the Tin boxes
which Mrs. Martin left with the clerk In
the Hotel Bayard, where she was arrested
Every document. the prosecutor insists
strengthens his conviction that Mrs. snead
was not a suicids
He lays stress on the fact that not one
OF the letters supposedly in oesy snead's
handwriting found among Mrs Martins
effects had been mailed. All are written
on fresh notspsper and apparently had
been little handled. Mr. Mott declares
careful comparison has satisfied him that
4 the note found with the eolthing q the
bathtub victim was In her hEndWTtting
these letters were not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Howell Reported
To Be Slated for
Job Held by Goss
Present District Attorney Finds Ne
snaskA Senators Lined Up for
Another Omaha Man

iFrom staff correspondeutO -
: WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-Cspecial Tele-
grarn- Charles A. Goss. United States dis
trict attorney for Nebraska. who Is looking
after his resppointment to the position he
now holds and which expires early in jan
uary, Is not meeting with the success he
anticipated. He has asoertained that Sen
ator Brown is backing F. S. Howell Of
Omaha for the place. and Senator Burkett
Is not enthusiasts in his behalf. In view
Of the early adjournment Of congress for
the holidays, no nomination is anticipated
until early in the new year but when the
nomination comes IN, those who are wise
predict that p. S. Howell viii be the man
named.
S. r, Rush. who has prosecuted the land
fraud cases in which Bartlett Richards and
others have. been convicted. said today he
was in Washington FOR the purpose Of go
ing over the records in the Oklahoma land
cases.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19

gang Of young desperadOes. or maybe
they were only playing Indian" was
bornbarding the audience on the parquet
floor Of the corn exposition hall with
shelled corn.
detAn OF lusty policemen were sent 10
ouel The ulischlef-mskers of this ohildrsn's
day riot The brave officers were put 10
rout b. a volley of the singing grains
The phalAnK OF braves. armed with pea
shooters held their lofty fortress In The
top box above the crowded balcony The
mighty battle was fought IN view of thou
sands Of laughing people and the police
were ingloriously repulsed. bafled and
beaten
General Dempsey. IN charge Of the at
taeking force. sitting al headquarters, re
ceived the report Of the oourisrs bringing
/ tieinEs of defeat with a mighty oath and
= frown Ike the one that made ne duke oi
Wellington fAm0uk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Her Oldest
Grandchild
is Seventy
Jewish Woman Who Was Born In
Russia lis Years Ago Dies in
New York.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1&--Born In the
eighteenth century, in the province Of
Riev, Russia, Mrs. Brayne MRkedenEk
died AT the Jewish Sheltering Home lasl
night al the age OF lis years.
Mrs. Makedensk had nineteen children,
several Of whom are SIN living, and is sur
vived by about $50 descendants. scattered
over the world, but most OF them living in
the United States. The Oldest Erandchild
Is 20. He is Abraham Makedenski Of New
York.
Mrs. Makedenski often spoke Of an honor
bestowed upon her by Gar Nicholas / oi
Russia, when he gave her a sovereign
seventy-five years ago when her parents
kept an inn. The Gar stopped at the inE
for a few hours one day and was 50 pleased
with his treatment that he gave Mrs. Make
denski q medal
Mrs Makedensk and her family moved
TO America twenty years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Kids on Warpath Make
Victims of Show Police

''Turn. boys, turn" he commanded. head
ing the squad on the way hack just then
he received q singing pellet in his ear asd
turned IN time 70 see a scout from the
Juvenile enemy taking 10 cover in the
wheat field behind the alfalfa house.
The tiny cabin was surrounded and. after
siege which lasted four whole minutes.
the lone defender stood against General
Dempssy's forces
Meanwhile Deteetive Walker. with rare
and intrepid daring single handed and
armed only with a strong voice had re-
duoed 10 Quistude the raging scene about
the upper box IN the exposition hall
The battle WAs over. Prisoners were sK-
changed and the Children declared a truce
until more mischief turned Up
Lot OF fun for those little raseals." re-
marked Sergeant Dempsey. When he GOT
TO the police stAti0n where he could hice
hiH smlleA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-19
Jury IndictS
Both Doxeys for
Murder of Erder
Columbus Doctor is Arrested on q
Bench Warrant After True
Bill is Voted.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 1E.-Charred with ml1r-
der in the first degree in connection with
the death last JULY Of william J. Erder
Dr. Loren p Dnxey Of Columbus Neh-,
sn6 his wife, Dora F. Doxey, are tonight
held in the city sau. No communication
may pass between them except In writing
and that only after the 5siler has approved
the missives.
They are charged wifi responsibility for
the death here on July 70. last. Of william
J. Erder, Who died after a brief illness
Mrs. Doxey. il is charged was married to
Erder a few weeks before his death.
Analysis Of Erder's viscsra revealed con
siderable arsenic therein The Information
OF the circuit attorney upon which Mrs
Doxey was brought here from Nebraska
charged that Erder was given poison in
his food.
The courts action was taken on the
application Of Harry Rosskopf, assistant
circuit attorney. who appeared IN open
court and announced that indictments had
been found against DT. and Mrs. DoKey.
He then asked that the warrants pe
issued adding that the indictments would
be returned into court as soon as they
had been drawn up and verified This will
take several days
Both prisoners today asserted their IN
nocence Of the charges lodged against
them. They added that their attorney had
I instructed them not TO discuss the case.
As the Missouri statutes do not recognlze
/ accessories 10 crime as such. Dr. Doxey Is
charged with being a principal although
be was not in St Louis when Erder was
I taken ia
The circuit attorneys office asserts thai
evidence win be produced to show thai
I he was In communication with Mrs. DoXes
/ while she. according to The charges wa.
! ministering TO Erder as the lstter's wife.
Miss Kate Erder, sister Of the dend man
asserted that her efforts to solve th'
mystery OF her brothers death viii no
! cease.
j viii DO all in my power to furnisl
I evidence needed by the prosecution" salt
Miss Erder When I first reported IN
matter to the police I was told that tn
burden Of proof was on me. have pro
dueed the 1roof thus far and ! win stil
( take parT In The case"