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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The page Of every other issue OF the
Commoner which Mr.. Bryan has been
devotins 70 a discussion of Governor
Johnson's alleged reputation Of his
platform pledges will now be available
for back-talk at Senator Bailey.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The Vanderbilts contribute to the
social amenities the latest family sep
aration in high life. 1t must have
a satisfaction to Mr.. Hartman
to enjoy the rare distinction of a rail-
road msgnate permitted to die with
out leaving any divorces among his
household effects.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The banquet rendered to President
Taft in Minneapolis likewise cost the
participants $40 q plate. so that
Omaha constitutes no exclusive class
in this respect. Minneapolis, how
ever, had 500 around the board
against Omaha's $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The reclamation OF 20O,O acres
of waste land by changing the course
uncompromising skeptic that there is
something more to irrigation than
merely spending public money to dig
bitches.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

A headline in a Lincoln paper reads,
Committee on Pole Proposition Finds
no OPPOSITION We don't believe it.
There is no point that can be made in
the pole debate that will not elicit a
dissent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
Bryan's Plain Duty.
New York Trlhune. :

Having converted his followers to the
doctrine Of free raw materials, II viii be-
come Mr.. Bryan's plain duty to define
raw materials-not an easy task, for the
raw materials OF the manufacturer is usu-
ally the finished product OF tins farmer.
the miner and The lumbf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

II both Ballinger and Pinchot stay
on their Jobs, which now seems as
sured. a lot Of democratic organs and
orators will suffer another severe dis
appointment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Really now, nothing that Mr.. Taft
has said, or Is going TO say. is calcu-
lated to please u amiable democratic
contemporary Possibly Mr.. Taft
should have let the World-Herald man
write his speeches for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
Good works Live On.

Emporia (kan,) Gazette.
The people Of the middle west-the prairie
west-believed in him and II he had lived.
the party he worked with might have had
a new lease OF life. But his work Is not
dead. His influence in this nation will go
Men will see how the world revetes
a strong. clean, sincere spirit. And SO his
work will live after him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The new postage stamps in COM
memOrstiOn OF the Hudson-FuIton
centennial are in much demand. We
may nov know what the ~Cook-Peary
conflict is about. A hundred years
hence we will have a North pole post
age stamp bearing the portrait Of the
winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

MIR. Taft urges that the corporation
tax feature Of the new tariff law is
calculated to produce a substantial
revenue without undue incentive to
perjury or tax Sinking. Perhaps that
is the real objection to it in some
quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

II IL announced that Mrs. Russell
Sage ave a present Of $4,000 to
Syracuse university on her birthday.
Here's a tip for some OF u Omaha in
situations 70 stand round within eye
sight OF Mrs, Sage on her next birth
DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Wonder II the army officers who
are Directing to the riding tests insti-
tuted by President Roosevelt would
prefer to have a rcund on the golf
links substituted?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Just to show hat there is no jeal-
ousy, Kansas City put Omaha on the
route of it's automobile endurance run.
1t will be up to Omaha to reciprocate
~ retaliate at the first opportunity. /.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
A BeIated Discovery
Kansas city Journal.

kansas CITY JournaI.
General Meyer declares officially that
the physical tests to which army officers
are subjected are useless and often in
furious. or course. they are, but it would
have been very rash for General Meyer
to have said as much twelve months ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Fuller reports of the hurricane on
the gulf tend to make us all the more
satisfied that we live in a country
whose worst af1iction Of the elements
Is AT occasional dwarf tornado.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
DIstInctir.Ir American.
Kansas City Star.

The life and the success OF Governor
Johnson were intensely democratic. dis
urcttvely Am~ericRn-the more American
because he was born OF poor foreign par
entage and thus represented, In his deveI-
opnent. the wonderful processes OF as
similation that have worked out the racial
and political destinies Of this nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

pie a long time to discover that good
roads are feeders to rail t~ransporta-
ton and not competitors, but they
have at last come to realize it.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
SUNNY GEMS.

-
Some day" shriekcd the militant suf-
f~raEettc, the women Of this country win
! rise In a body and seize the reius Of power
Keen your eyes and ears OPEN
"Ere's 'opinl heartily exclaimed a
slightly inebristed man IN the audience
Chicago Tribune.
Gosh. ] wisht I WAS like china
In what tespect7'
When I want to uegotiate a loan fan
have people scrappine for a chance 20 sub
scribe. Louisville Courier-JournaI
I'm just one OF the plain people. sir
said the demagogue TO the gifted orator
The latter looked him over.
1T strikes me" he said. that YOU ara
plain enough TO be in a little class all nv
yourself Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Nell-Thst was a frightfully lons sermon
the minister preached this morning.
Bede-Why' didn't notice It was uu.
Nell-Of course not, YOU had on a now
hat-Philadelphia Record.
what do you think? / saw Isysh, .rd
smith meet IN q saloon Just now. ana
smith gave Jagsby a punch i'm the rs,.
which Jsssby took like a lamb"
WHAT Never resented ito"
Resent nothinsl II was q milk pUurb
Baltimore American.
Noah disembarked.
boosted. '' U"
Herewlth ne declined TO give a rs Tor
the pole.-New York Sun. "
She-Beware OF that bottle OF casmpasro
our unprincipled hostess would offe, Co.,
ltenry. There is madness in las contents
lie Creassuringly)-Oh, don't think tbsi
dear, just because you may sec IA rns,n.
ing at the mouth.-Baltimore American
Father" said little Rollo. "vbst lie ,n.
aurora borealis?' '
Il don't know exactly. my son. but
suspect it's some sort Of an electric and
atmospheric disturbance that arises when
Two explorers get within megaphone dis
ance."-Washington star.
JaffeU-But don't YOU belie,e ,,,,,,.,
ton is the life OF trade?
FugWay-SuTe. Sooner or later It leads TO
me formation Of n trust and that's me
way TO make monev.-Chicago Tribune.
Tier Father Csternly)-Gonevicyc. YOU ar.
engaged TO some young man.
cover my secret?
Her Fatner-The gas bill for last Quarter
is suspiciously smell.--Judse
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Another thing which the street car
strike is doing effectually is to m
phaslze the value of that handy little
mechanism known as the telephone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
Getting close 60 the People.
Cleveland Leader.

SO far, the presidents tour is a great sue
cess In every way, which ought not to sur
prise anyone who knows Mr.. Tsft's ability
to win the good opinions Of even his stout
est opponents, when he has a personal
hearing, face to face.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The conviction of a police inspector
charged with graft must be a signal
for Lincoln Steffens to hotfoot to Chi
cago. .a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

subscrIberS leaving the aItv tenn
PorariIy should have The Bee
mailed TO then. Address will be
changed as often a. requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
Look. LILO RenI WorL.

Chicago News.
President Taft is discovering that ii Is a
good deal like work to shake hands with
most Of the people in the United States in
the space of a few weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
Fixing His status.

Louisville Courier-Journal.
Whatever may eventuate as a result of
the submission OF proof. Commander Pesry
is at least the greatest exploder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

The joint debate between Cook and
Peary seems to be tagging, but will
doubtless grow warmer as it gets
colder. 4.,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

End the strike! So say we. For
us, we would much have preferred to
have had it ended before It was begun.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

One lesson of the street car strike
lie to teach us how much worse the
service could be when it is at its best.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

That West Virginia Wholesale muir
der Of a family of six would indicate
that Blueheld had something like a
B~luebeard.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
George r. Tzschuck. treasurer OF The
Bee Publishing Company. Being duly
sworn. says that the actual number OF
Iul and complete copiee OF The Daily,
Morning. Evening and Sunday Bee printed
curing the month OF August. 1908, ives
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Chairman Yoakum OF the Rock
Island system is boosting for good
roads. 1t has taken the railroad Deo-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

GEO. 2 T2scHUCK. treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn
70 before me this lst day of September.
1908. M. r. WALKER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Gosh, ] wisht WAS like china.
In what iespcct2'
"Whe I want to uegotiate a loan ID,
have people %scrappine for a chance io sub.
scribe. Louisville Courier-Journa1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

I'm just one OF the plain people. sir DO
said the d"emagogue TO the gifted orato,
The latter looked him over.
1t strikes me he said. that YOU ara
plain enough. to bo in a little class all by
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Nell-That was a frightfuliy Ions sermon
the minister preached this morning.
Belle-Why. | didn't notice n was mn.
usually long.
Nell-Of course not, YOU had on A no,
hat-Phtladelphia Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24
An InsplringC Career

Tributes of Admiration and At
lection to the Memory Of Mime
sofas Lamsntsd Dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

She-Beware OF that bottle OF c1snpayrc
our unprincipled hostess would Offer yn,,
ltenry. There is madness in las contents
lie Ueassuringly)-Oh, don't think tbst
lear, Just because YOU may sec ia foam
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

7 NONU UlseInDNTked
boosted. II"
Herewith he declined TO give a re Tor
the pole.-New York Sun. ''
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Some day" shriekcd the militant SUI
the women Of this country viii
rise In a body and seize the reius Of power
Keep your eyes and ears OPEN"
"Ere's 'opin'l heartily exclaimed a
slightly inebri9ted man IN the audience
Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-24

Father said little Rollo. "vbs ,s ,n.
aurora borealis?' '
i don't know exactly. my son: but /
suspect its some sort Of an electric and
s~tnlospnSrlc disturbance that arises when
W explorers get within meRaphone Dis
LAnCe u-MaNhlnaInn GLnr
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22
THE REDFIELDS.
BY LILLIAN w. HALE.
AStory of Everyday People. Continued from last week

In the Autunn, a year following, Fl "a.
beth received a letter from Aileeu, dated
from Algiers
My DARLING ELIzArETH:-If anything
could make me come TO you it would be
your news of having named your precious
baby Gerald Soule.' | can not find words
to express my delight and appreciation of
this aet of friendship Perhaps | may
come sometime. 1 I'M Just now engaged
to go on with my dear friend Helen, who
is also a widow and as lonely as /, to
Greece, after that we have no plans. /
am a bit tire | of this being a bird of pas
sage. bat what shall / do9 | have ne
home, nc one to make home for, as you
have I do rot hunger and thirst for a
career of any.kind, so the only thing | can
DO is to fill up my time with travel, even
if it is at times very tiresome.
'FI have tho most emazing thing to tell
you; I have this moment discovered it.
Helen. my dtsolate friend, | found smil-
ing over a letter and u photograph, and
what do you think? The picture was that
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22

en- bets. settle dowa, Don t you think
you would better 60 to Glen City and DO
ncar cur friends the Redfields2'
81. viii b. too far from you, Gerald;
! VIII remain on the Pacific"
Gerald made haste to conclude his ar
rangtrlcrts. and in d month he bade his
wife farewell, and departed with his gang
of mcu and the military escort detailed by
the government, of which Lieutenant Scott
Rcdftld was IN command.
In She autumn, Mrs. Redfeld received
the following letter from her on:
sitka, Alaska, September 90, 1S-.
"nrbR MEDITERRANEAN / wrote you
last, We had just arrived here, and we
have rad a hard, adventurous and toll
some journey sh9!l come home on
leave in aboul two weeks, but | know you
want to hear from me tcfore that.
"You can imagine how great was my
surpr;s. wher l found the chief engineer
of The survey ing expedition was Gerald
Soulc.
"lle said that after his release from
prison, he became 50 very restless that he
thought nothing but work could cure him
and make him willing to lead a settled
life again. He was happy with Aileen,
but rJdld not conquer his craving for ad-
venture. He was appointed chief of the
expedition. He certainly made a good
one. We had a large force of men, but
he was born to command; / have never
met a man | so mucl admired.
owe were fortunate and put our work
through; and when we were returning by
boat down the Yukon, a careless servant
dropIc t his dispatch box, containing his
priceless reports, overheard. Gerald jump
ed after them, and secured the box, but
before we could get him into the boat, he
was whirled into thu rapids and struck
bis head on = sharp rock and was killed.
We secured his body, end brought it down
here and buried it. His wife was await
ing his return in San Francisco. | have
written to hei the hardest letter | ever
wrote; she has it by now. 1 shall stop
and zee her ON my return, if she is still
there. She will no doubt wait, to see me,
as l have his effects, together with his re-
ports, that h. died % save; they go to
Washington by his next in command to-
day.
"I can relate my adventures by flood
and field better whca ] see you. Love to
the family,
"From your atfeciionate
ESCORT"
"Well, l swami" said Dudley. Ger
aid dead!"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22

"Wlile you have all been chattering
about tie SGules, / have a bit of news
here about n of thcm,' said Theo
"jusr listen-a dispatch in this morning Z
paper. "A gang of smugglers we're run
down by a United States vessel; their
ship a line yacht, was fred upon to com
pei surrender and sunk with all on board
The leader was one Richard Soulc, an
American Of wealth and high attachments,
He has for ye1rs been carrying on a br; ss
smuggling trade in fire cigars and other
Cuban products. He was also suspected
of dabb!ing in the slave trade; was sup.
posed to have kidnapped negroes from the
Southern States and sold them in Cuba. -
"He left a corsair' s name to Other
times;
Linked with one virtue and a thousand
crimes
Both drowned; from Alaska to Cuba !,
a far cry,'' said Dudley.
""Two Soules with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat (no more) as one. ~
$50 said Redfield Senior, "Riehard
has become 4 sweet little angel who sits
up aloit, dressed in his best suit Of
clothes. o
"Thcy must be made of a good quality
OF asbestos, - said Mrs. Redfield
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22
Order of Publication

In the circuit court of Iron county, Missouri,
in vacation, July -, 1909,
The State Of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of J. N. Lewis, collector of the
revenue OF Iron county, Missouri,
against
George w. Smith, the unknown heirs, dew
isees and assigns of George w. Smith,
deceased, Kate w. Rockwell, Emily W..
Giddings, Marion w. Church, Edward A.
Whiting, Watson B. Rockwell, William
Church, Elijah J. Giddings, sole heirs of
William A. Whiting, deceased.
(Action to enforce lien for taxes.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, !. N.
Lewis, collector of the revenue of Iron
county, Missouri, and files his petition
aud affidavit, setting forth among
other things, that the defendants
are non-residents of the state Of
Missouri, and that they cannot be served
with summons in said state. Plaintiff states
that the said defendant, George w. Smith,
has not beeen heard of for many years; that
plaintiff is not informed whether he be living
or dead; that if he be dead his heirs, or if
he died leaving a will, his devisees are in
terested in the subject matter of this petit
ton, that the names OF such heirs or devil
sc,ol uo'n' anlo oe inserted nereih,
LoaaJ Sne, - wv nM. W Plalhtih; thal
'ne 1"Iu u.o'se '1"i'i Ss ,he record own
s. 10. n nsa ishu ueseflDea mere
=, - lam ~ "a Nv inlo,mation except as
g.. s'a.eu y u na'uie u tne interest ana
es'"te ~ Saiu ian1 o"heu ny saia george
w. Smith, and, therefore, is unable to par
licularly aeScIipe me same ana that IN the
even, u the uea,h Oh the saia george w.
Sm'n, MS saiu nels ana deVlsees nave by
"es'en' vi ueVise' Suceeeaeu 10 saia interest
anu eSlale Oh ,he Salo george W.. smith,
rom wnom then interest IN the property
nele,n uesciioeu Is derived II 49, therefore,
1lueieu y 'ne eieiN u INC circuit court OF
IRON county, MISSOURI, IN vacation, that pub
iiea'ioh DC maue notilyhg said defendants
.la' al aGtoh mas Deeh commenced against
'heh III 'ne circuit court Oh saia county, the
oplecl ahd genera nature OF whlch IS 70 en-
io.ee tne ieh VI tne stare OF Mlssonrl, on Inc
Ionowihg feai eSta'e' belonging TO the SAID
ueenusn's' ioI pacS lahes LOT the years
i9o5' ieoo, i9oo ana 1907 70 W.T.
n"sst quarter Oh me northwest
quarter ol secuon II, township 80, north,
aanse eas., oon'"h'hg ~ acres IN Iron
county, missouri.
iemizea statement IN the nature OF a
Va. .s a omi sno~ing .he amount Of taxes, inter-
81. anu cos.s now que on sala real estate Tor
~. ,ea.s sio.esalu' smounting N the agere,
81 Aah~ ~ tAA% 9ahh " w = " ID III III Id
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22

Gwen, l swami" said Dudley. Ger
aid dead!"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22
STANLEY N ALLEN sTRoLLED AMONG
H RUINS OF H AcRopoLIs
AT ATHENS.

OF your brother, Lieutenant Redield, and
the letter was from him! They are engag.
ed! am too overcome to write any more.
Remember mr. to all the family.
"Y0urs with love, and kisses for the
young Gerald. AuEEN.n
~. ST. forgot to say that your broth.
er met Helen at San Francisco, when he
returned frop, the fatal expedition to
ALASKA; as she is a niece of his colonel,
of course the result would have been an
ticipated by any one less stupid than
"ATLEEN."
elbow fortunate that Stanley will be
here for dinner" she said to Tom.
"NNhy?" said that gentleman.
because it is time he was sent after
Aileep.n
"I'etter not meddle with the course Of
true love, my darling; it is as dangerous
as politics"
81 snail not NEEDLE, Tom dear"
She gave Stanley the letter from ALL
cen. He read and handed it back to her.
els she never coming back9''
"I don't think she will"
"Then I'll go aftst her."
~ really think it is time you were
waking up a little. How can you resist
such words as those: Il have no home, no
one to make a home for Stanley, | am
thoroughly disgusted with your dullness. "
"Do you think she will listen to me if
l 60 to her, Elizabeth"
"Thc only way to discover that is to 30
and see"
"By Georgel III go tomorrow AL.
giers2 Athersl"
""Maid Of Athens. ere we part ~ sang
Dudley, coming into the room, "fStand
not on the order of your going but go at
once. Where's Hello! young one," TAX
ing the baby. 81 am of no more conse-
quence, ] am only tine uncle of my neph-
ew."
"Stanley and Aileen strolIed among
the rains of the Acropolis at Athens.
They stood before the temple of Thes,
Gus, looking over the pain below; the full
moon shone g%loriously, idealizing the ruins
until it seemed that they we're nc ruins
but the perfect buildings of imperishable
beauty That they once had been.
"I- seems = Aileen said, 'sthat at any
moment we might see the plain alive with
people, in their charicts and on horse
back, wearing their beautiful costumes in
the panathenaic procession up here to eel
citrate the feast of Arlene, and the victor
Of the games to receive the crown Of wild
olive gmd the amphora containing oil from
the sacred olive. How beautiful to hays
lived then, Stanley
"I would rather live now, when Aphro-
dite rises from the waves of the blua
AEGEAN, Aileer-for mel
"Hnk--hcw beautiful
From the Parthelon came the sweet,
high, thrilling notes Of a pure and perfect
tenor voice singing that tender love-song,
"Maid Of Athens
Silently they listened to the golden
notes falling upon the warm, still, moon
lit air. As the last passionate words died
away, Stanley took her in his arms, and
repeated in q choked and shaking voice:
"My soul, I love theel"
THE END.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22
THE END.
Looks Ike Il.

"You say he is leading q double
lifeso
"He must be. He has promised to die
for TWO different girls
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-22
DR.. w. J. SMITH,


OIdUUaI6 AH6IICdI DUHUII UI OSI6UpdIHy, hITKSVIII6, MO-.
CONSULTATION FREE. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Board,
Room and Treatment $40 to SIS per week. Special Rates to parties de-
string Board Without Treatment .&.
This Institution is designed and constructed for the comfort and accommodation of
patients who seek relief aud Incorporation and the recovery of lost health. Its locahon is
admirable for this purpose. tits on the Iron Mountain Railway, SO miles south of ST.
Louis and 64o teeta above that city. Nestled atthe footof Shepherd Mountain, embow-
among majestic trees just off the main street and free from its nose and DUST and
alongside the famed Emerson Park, known lar aud near with its shady walks and drive
ways, Sylvan lake and Grant Spring, and their attractive surroundings n more beautiful
or restrr er@t for the invalid and convaescent, or the weary and cmewon, can be
found in all America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19
SuBURBANI1ES FOR THOMPSON
lANACOSTIA CANDIDATE FOR
COMMISSIONER INDORSED.
A..E. L. Leckie and M. I. Weller Re-
ceive the Support Of Two As
sociations of Residents.

Several new phases of the District COM
missionership contest were developed last
night and today. The southeast suburb
antics, at a mass meeting last night, in
dorsed Eugene Thompson Of Anacostia
for one Of the commissionerships. The
east end section of the Civil Betterment
League Endorsed the candidacy of A. e.
L. Leckie as 1.-The right man for the
place" and appointed committee to CO.
Operate with others in his interest. At q
meeting of the Homeseekers' Building AS
ISOLATION, held last night at st. Cyprian' g
Hall, 18th and G streets southeast.
Michael 1. Weller was Endorsed for the
democratic commissionership.
Democrats Will Confer.
A meeting of the democratic central
committee of the Distict Of Columbia has
been called by Vice Chairman Walter ].
Costello for tonight at Costello's Hall. 9Th
and G streets, when the matter Of select
ocratic commissionership will be taken I'D.
Those who are prominently mentioned
in that particular are Louis p. Shoe
maker. William ". Cox, James F. Oyster.
NJ. /. Weller, p. j. Moran and ]. Fred
Kelley The matter. of suffrage In the
1t was stated today.
F. H. Kramer. who was named by his
friends for one of the commissionerships,
said today:
while 1 appreciate the interest shown
by my friends, i could not seriously con-
template becoming q candidate because
my personal business affairs demand all
.my attention"
Others entered in the contest are
Charles F. Walraff, and Mai George A.
Armes, Y. 8. A.. retired.