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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

WATSON ENTERTAINMENT GOOD.
That Mrs. Grace L. Watson is q
highly gifted singer and composer is
the general opinion expressed by the
many. who attended the recital given
by her under the auspices of the St.
Catherine guild at tho Milo theatre
Tuesday evening. Her charming
manners also aided in making her
popular with tho audience. All the
songs were well rendered and were
thoroughly appreciated. Miss Pearl
Longley, who gave several readings,
was forced to respond to encores, and
a violin solo by Miss Ciarice Christen
was well received.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

S& - M s. 3 1<a11E y s
|Aka7 - lkIMsaaS
dau9hter, lln.lO .a3oodlnla1Eu166on
Fourth street nortieast, causes0flueat1h
being. mbcsi1o f ceretralssar.-
tory. The old ladyssWasLi her usual
rood health until Wednesday evening
Of last week At7:8o o'clock that
evening she beanie unconscious and
renamed in this state until diD0lu-
ton.
Mrs. Johanna Jorgenson was born
March /, 1896 IN Norway. where she
spent the greater part Of her life:
She moved. to this county about
twenty years ago, settling near North.
field. After about q years residence
there, she moved TO- Little Falls and
had made her home with her daugh-
ter most OF the time since.
Deceased Is survived by four grown
up children, Il. A. Jorgenson Of Sent
tie, WASH, M. Jorgenson of Norway.
Mrs. E. Nelson 70 Geddes, s. D., and
Mrs. .. j. Goodmanson of this city:
also a brother, Andrew Hanson, of
Norway, some grand children and
several great. grand children. julius
%Jorgenson is a grandson of deceased.
The out 0f-town relatives who were
here for the obsequies were George
M. Jorgenson Of Cohasset, M1nn., and
Mrs. E. Nelson of Geddes, S. y.
The funeral was held from the home
at 2 80 Monday afternoon, Rev. G. M.
HalIanger officiating, and interment
was in Oakland cemetery. =
Mrs. Eliza Wilson, aged "a years, for
the past % years a resident of Royal
ton, passed away at her home in
that village Saturday night at 10
O'Clock, death being due to Bright's
disease, with which she had been
suffering for a number of years.
Deceased was born in Vermont May
II. 1926. but moved to Bangor, N.
Y, with her parents when but q child:
Here she was married and later moved
to Canada in 1855. She came to Min
nesota in 1883. settling in Mime
apolis, and IN 1883 moved to Royalton.
Mrs. Wilson is survived by a daugh-
ter and three sons, Mrs. E. A. Black.
wood and A. G.. ana q. E. Wilson of
Royalton. and L. W. Wilson of Susan
vile. Cal. ; also two sisters and three
brothers.
. The funeral was held from the home
at Royalton at 2 80 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Geo. E. Plat o&clat-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
WANTS HIS PROPERTY BACK.

WANTS HIS PROPERTY BACK.
Nels Anderson. who in q deal with
G. L. Nelson last week traded a house
and lot for the harness shop on Broad
way, just east of the E. J. Beattie
confectionery, has commenced suit
against Batsey Nelson to whom the
property had since been decided, for
the recovery of the property on the
grounds that the deal was made when
he was under the influence of liquor
and was therefore not valid.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

@-A large line of solid gold wed
ding rings In 10 k, IA k, and 10 k,
solid gold. Sizes from 4 to IA.
Remember you can't buy q plated or
have them in stock. Each and every
one guaranteed solid gold as re-
presented it not, you get your money
tack.
Diamond Sign Jewelry Store,
Vasaly & Wetzel, Props.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
MISSIONARY MOVE
MENT TO BE DISCUSSED AT
RANODET-

A mems banquet will be held at tho
Buchanan hotel on Friday evening,
May 18th, at which the work of the
Laymen 9 Missionary Movement Will
be discussed by a number of speakers.
This was decided on at a meeting of
a number of the ministers of the
city at a meeting held at the Episco-
pal 1ectory Wednesday morning. An
excellent menu is to be prepared at
SO cents a plate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

Col. and Mrs. S. R. Snow are at
present conducting the Pomona
Tavern at Pomona. CAL, according to
Information received here by friends.
At the completion of the Finkle at
Los Angeles they will take charge
of this high-class hostelry.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

The barber shops of the city will be
open Wednesday evenings to . O'Clock
and Saturday evening to IL O'Clock
during the summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
OF BLAZING OIL.
Effort Made to Dam Burning Fluid ut
MartinsviIle, III. +,

Martinsville, ILL.,, May IA great
force of men continued the fight
against streams of burning oil from
the enormous tank of the Ohio Oil
company, which was set on fire by
lightning.
Effort is being made to keep banks
of earth high enough to prevent the
oil pouring into the creek and setting
ire to the bridges. Twenty-one thou
sand gallons of oil have been pumped:
out Of the 81, 0OO-ga1lon tank.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
CAST

John Willett, a young architect
Amos Ssa North, Of North : son:
shtny' a lazy dsfE 3!'ner Nelson~
Hank Gubbin. the "hired man
Mrs; Newton; Of fS$ lezzt e Fsifs'
.-.~--.s.Adeiine Fromelt
Wanda, Kate's half sister,.
Mis-; paSe::Jane eEdn Se9 VEGA
Sally Cecilia Adams
Alice Worth----Clara Kirkebon
celiege giriseMae fTsttsDn
ton, Eleanor O'Neil, Anna
Elvig. Dagmar Peterson, Hill
son. Anderson Violet Peter
SYNOPSIS
scENE-Sitting room of Kate's
Cat the old honey
SCENE-Kate's room in a
Senior double.
ACT III.
SCKNE-Same as Act I. in
vacation time).
ACT Nv.
ScENE-College Campus at
VaSsar.
Graduation Day
Souvenir programs have been PRINTED
or the play and will be distributed
% those in attendance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

E. Thorpe departed Wednesday, for
a visit with relatives in the northern
part of the state, and will spend the
summer fishing up there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

Miss Frances Brown, aged AZ years.
passed away at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Smelzer, on the West
side Saturday afternoon, death being
due to tuberculosis. with which
disease she had been suffering for
some time. She was horn IN New
York, but moved West when but a
girl, and has resided here during the
past fifteen years OF more. She was
engaged in dressmaking until q short
time ago. Besides her mother,
deceased Is survived by a sister.
The funeral services wereaheld at 9
o'clock Monday m orning from the st.
Francis Xavier Catholic church, Rev.
A. Lamothe officiating, and 1nterment
was in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Euphemia Trask,
who died last Friday at her home IN
saltwater, was held Monday after
noon at Saltwater. Deceased was 4
sister OF J. w. and Alfred Tanner Of
this city, and during the last couple
weeks Of her illness tho former was
at her side. The latter also attended
the funeral of his sister. Deceased is
known to q number in this city, hav-
ing visited here on different occasions.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06
w. 81
One cent a word. No ad taken
for less than ten cents.

WANrED-Fifty young pigs that
have just been weaned. Quote prices.
9 ct &C. Nj. Dreher, Lincoln, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

FOR SALE-One 2-seated Columbus
surrey, good as new, at a bargain.
4 u. F. Kirscher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTH.
ERAN CHURCH.
Rev. F. j. Oehlert, pastor. 400 Third
avenue northeast. Sunday services :
Randall 10 q. A., city 2 40 p. m.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

FOR SALE-Cheap-20 power
theshlng machine engine. and separ-
ator. John Bastien, Little Falls,
route 4. 9tf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

FOR SALk-Cheap-120 acres Of
land, good heavy black soil, and only
2 l.2 miles from Lastrup church. In
quire OF Frank Weverka, 494 Banfl
st., st. Paul, MINI. 64t
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-05-06

FOR SALE -160.acre farm six miles
Plerz.; 50 acres under cultlva-
ton. some tame grass meadow, some
Wild hay and some hard WOOD
timber; two houses, stable and
granery. One-ffth down, balance
ten years; a snap.
Stephen G. Vasaly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
TO INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE
suspsesea fhzf gtm Hall Nay Knew
AboE1 the DemEh 81 FIarenea
PMGreEsaa-

Jim Han. cnIursE- II E1urA. rwsarv-
ninth street vas arrested Saturday nlghr
By OcEcer LAhey IN cuunecuun Etgh TIE
dean Of q eolured woman E1th Whom ha
has oeHn Ivtng f1r tie last twelve months
and EunTn % ne police a. F7ursncs Pat
rzrsuu
The only INJURIES On re BODY we're a
d-suuI0rsd and swollen ere NhIch Hal
admitted vas caused By a blow hs had
Efrsa the Wuuaa FriEzy. and a cut On
ne lips
Er r. EIusn Wao vas called In By
EaM 20 see the wlmzn. szia rhar none
% ne tniur1ss were sueE1cisnr 20 cause
deErh. but he hiuref taat shs unEhr hare
been pOtsuned- II vas Elis lnsfnuursou
u-at eaEEHd 11e aeuun By C1runsr CrusuF
ana ne p0lice Or. Hur1su saw the
suman abuu- IS and she Was dad. Hal
sztd mat he eane h1rs ab1ur s urelock
and found her eumplalniaE az bs1uE m-
He waEr ouE % EHI her zume 1rznEsz-
H hen ne Eu1- bacE he .Era1ad ha found
hsr u heG and unable % Elsak He tasu
sent flr the docror- On a rAhls bssia-
ne hed Wens sune bCtrlss Of ulsEicfns
ard a b1rle nf Enillerr clnralnlnE laua-
Hnuu- TEese were tzEsn pnazeasiun u
~ the caroner- CurI the Dusr morr-u
sz11zfnatiun Il held sa1a Dr. Hur1su. norh-
lE eaa be zad aa % re cause AZ 1earn.
"a = t-sr are ~ E-zpi1i0a ~ % ths Brss-
szt- he sziL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
Wise Fair VIII
Have New F Feature
Msnagsris Is Rapidly Growing and
VIII Be Drawing Card Of
Event

A real nenaEsris nay Be q feature of
the wise Memorial hospital far ard
5azar. witch VII beEin Nay and run tive
weess- The recsipt last veeh of a bull
terrfer. donatsz b. q prominent railruad
man. has been f1uowsd By a panT and
cart and tenders & many domestic aai-
mas. These include AnEuhz eats. goats
white rabbits win PINK eyes. guinea PIGS
ard caziucH f-cu cvsrT rae q fuE5cm-
M-E- sonReuherE. president q the hospltEi
is IN doubr Just what % Do Win al thsse
animals- bur believes q menarerie VIII
make a good adElrion 70 the far
Donarous last week were the best since
ne campaign 70 raise tha Es.Eo for a hos
7ltaI annex beEaz seven hanirz have made
Donations several n1srchn1rs have gwen
valuable merchandise Ald cash Donations
have not been lacking Blds for the re-
moval u The cottage 1us1 west of the
hospital are 10 Be advertised for the con-
ing wH-E Thts curzge has hesr usef us
a dcruirurT Tor rursss. hut sts removal Is
made uecsssa-T for the new building
Ehich VII sxrsnd IN the shape az an IL
On ne Harnsy street side a ne presenr
main building
Ths enrsrrainrueur committee q which
PruE Chambers is head asks for volunteers
for the fourteen saTs' program whirh WI
feature rns hazzr- Over 80 have ALREADY
tenderad rhe5r services. bur Mr. Chambers
says the services of many more would be
accHprable. Volunteers are asked 70 send
their names 70 the Wise Memorial commit
tee. rooms 4 ard 4 Kr1E lheatsr building
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
WILL HONOR LEXINGTON DAY
BY BIG HISTORICAL PAGEANT
seaIsr Cta-- 81 HIzh srhssi WIN Givs
EHtertnfameaa rue-taT Afrsraoan
ana EwenfnG-

An historical pageant ceiscraglnE t,e Al
uivsrsarv % tre hastie % Lszing-un WI
be rfren russ1ay By tne senior class o
tEs 0-naha HEah schooL
Two hundred characrers depicting IN
early history % America VIII - prsssnrs
BY ne ssris ard boys Ia a series % twsnt,
tableaur- Besides these scenes suule span
lsh Scutr1ah ana uurch dances and q nuu1
her a. r1inrsta Eanced a. tley were n
colonial times. vi b. given IN costume
ne spectacis has rscsived rha aid %
rnir of riga acnoul tsa-hsrz. sut alao o
ne principals ard taachsrs % the rrad
schocia- SsuNrincen6ear Davidson Ia
gwen " hiH hsn-gv eo-opernt1un.
x have been very glad. Indeed. he sad
to lean thar t1e Proposed htEh suinoo
Historical paEsanr has r=cslved the en-
tnrsiastir sndrrse uent - tne entire sta
Gent bodg % Cae schooi. bar also that q
al ths pupiis n ne aeveuth ard siEhrl
g-ades a. vel
7 kruw uf NJ bsttar way Q, revive II
rhs hearts % F0guE and old a-fke a Luv'
FOR the CID spfr1t ~ T--L me fact TIA
the entertainments uul be held On Lexi1g
ton aaT a n traslg sufEcisnr % heighusi
our interest iu tHs purposes % tae cu7ufnl
pageant
Puprs ot tha seventh and siEhrh z-aas
VII BE- excused from schooi IN order tha
t.cv may Sc aisle % attend Tuesday after
1cou ard a-ot1Er pe-f1rza1ca VII ,
given IN che evening Tor tne E7Uwu-Ups
Last wsd1esdnv hais from the hlEh sch0o
visited al the Er4as schools iu the ciu
and adre-used tha paEsant % the pu1ih
sf all seventh and sigarh gradss- lsavtng
g1l rFrFrrs IN aU TNa demand frr fhsss
tickets vas 50 gnaAG that F-1GzT reuuesc
for mCra tlckara we're made fvuru al EiGa
az the Riga school building and N &
thought that 4 possible another prod1o
ton win BE- made Wetin@siay afternoon
The entertainment viii be E1ven az IN
Creighton a1diuortum. California street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

s-cuu-u E11r f-u-r1 Stevenson ard klrllrE
are 1uurad a. -farurira au-hcra tgt m
-uEt casea ttls reduces t1 fav1rfta sssaTlst
ana faForits snort Story ur1tzr- Or ne
ucveIsts Msreiiith beads t1e ls-- wirh NJ
5sWisrt and NJ. neMorEan a. close sec-
-ut2z. Ms Wz1rT1n - pcpular. rut mure
reaf Tor shcrt stories than frr hsr uuTela-
Mr James. Only siU-here a1d rhere
Truu1 - thfr-r-siU have rad q hinEr1giiT
wfthin tne Iaz- few months. VIA q fsw
szrspE1us. thsse have ben ne siogra1hies
q Alice F-ssuan Palmer o. Cara WeneEs-
haeh- Turtr-fvs rad ezaTs f1r pisasEre.
and with a FAIR amount q rsE1ziAriry-
Nsa-ly al rha sszYts-z rad AZ zruasrn.
Emerzuu srznhsnE az the head q the lst-
vim CarIvIa a close second No 0ue reaas
Baron or 1E1ntaiz-a one hund-ed and
t~surv-zi1 girls ruat poetry FOR pleasure
Tsuuysun is the favug1rs. followed BY
" 1-tisTorrh. Bruwutng ard ElpiiuE -Four
-i-is rad Goethe ard I've Essne- Frsssl1t-
5ay poerT - not pruTaientiy rsad---Car-
maa. svuouds even swfnburns. are usually
1uuenroned- ne interest IN drama 10 IN
crszzsnz- Nsarfy q fourra q ths - hn6
rad several plays wy rscsrtiy- VITA
ths few szr-ptsons of tnuss vho enjoy
snzksspsa-a ard can gain pisaEurs frum
the German plays. cha srama rsad - al
unae-n- There Is a wi8sspread zensctton
t1r the poe1caL rha lvrcal drama such
a. Il To- manufactured bv lEE- TsErs and
M 1La-ks .Iaasphi-a Prssruu Psahrdy1-
thsse rEo are widely Pupula-- o. ths -
1riT rh1rrv-siE rsad r1ssn. EEaeterIluck and
shaE- Il would BE- god 70 know what
Ei-is 0ur of college I'D
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18


When Monday morning canes m ~ r1e
dor rhar tlred fseilng comes win f.
ne place for q stuGsnE - show sff q
IN rhs class room not on the street
CkEarsr1ss are opr1unal- b1r s0us sc1-
dents zeeu ID tnluE they A-H compulsory.
a uszcAsr can teach q paEot ID talk
aas5er than he car tsach freshuaz not to
Crer-srudy nay bs q ftssass- uu- there
s No danger q tr beoUminE Al epidemic
TIE nsachsr 3 unable % . win a s-l-
dent. the most he cau do ~ % pOtut ne
way
A butterfly student gets 4 b1r1er1ly eez-
-az5un and dsEs3gps into butterfly sue
cess
Il Fou have only 4 piEr measure izro
which % pour n quart o. sfuca7tOu- don Z
blame the coueEa-
X 10 bernsr 70 say an important Ting
cru6elv than % say an uuimpu-taut thing
z-1szzcalIT.
Pr1rszsurs should learn ne value q
pE17ss ard repose- No man czn talk as
eloQ1enrly as he Can l0Ok-
He who Knows a 1.-THE End is able 20
lsa Il - berzer q. thar he who knows
a great dsAl and il zna5ia u ass r.
me place % begin the real e[iucar.on f1r
real citizenship is In the hous- The schOol
carries forward whar x gets and the world
gets what me school carries sorwar1--
American Ed1rzri0rzl Rsu1sE-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
DAHLMAN OPENS CAMPAIGN
Mayer jim Speaks At washington
HAN I'm Race for Dems@raffc
Nomia@tfsn fer Goveruor.

The first shot in Magyar Dahl-a1's
campaign far rhs demOc-afsc nomination
f1= govsrnnr was fred Saturday night al
n Nashtngr1n hAIL Mayor DaHlr1an who
was TIE PRINCIPAL speaker. had as his
t1Ffc personal liberty n pa-rfsll4r ra-
lA-5Ou 70 prohfb1rf0n-
= an Wtrh T1us= said he. -Isa as q ant
and shnW al n this s1aas sf ours nat
the tine has nat cone ysr Wasn they can
wrfts laws en- the Euarurs huck 70 raks
away eruu us our persunaI Eberr1ss-
he a-gue1 that a nation only grew a7G
continued grsar when III people we're al
I1wed % act according 70 the dictates az
their cunscisnceE. provided rhar IN 50
aning they we're not rrespaEsanE On the
rights 0f T1sir nstshbOrz.
EpeaE1g On the subject a the rsngvaI
q the capital frum Linc1Ia ne szsd ne
Eas not only IN favor ~ raas- but II
the removal q ne penttszEz-Y r1u. and
ls described LhAr institution as AZ pres
snr In An unzaEsEcarr3ry pOsfriou sanirar-
NY.
H 2 FlaAarry and Jensen Nielsen also
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
, BREF CITY NEWS

Havs noos Rrl-s H.
awobeaa-C9z1Gaa PuaHa hruau-ssus
rtrnsszE FtEeuEnn-RurTuuu arzzHv- ca
1g5c-Wssiula1 Etfs EnB1Eanca Co-Is1a
Ehartes = Ar. GenErai AEznt- C-aha
srgra IuuE Etza Ezrr IN meta .--,s
ants Nominal east sauEarla. Is = Ea-rv
T1s szzaEs WaT 90 szEs - 70 f-uav a
lEe1- csfinirs plan of saving 50 u--~a a
HeeE or uuu1l- Sc NahrazEa savfr-s A.
Loan Assn, Board q Tznas ElIE-. onaaa.
WsedlzE ~ ~Dsr achuars--R.b~-t
E11l1son and Ms Eazel rrsrrsr -f
o11ana were married b. Judge Altstaer
Frttav-
e-n1Eh IN Ruuzd auEFy-T.scuh L. srnt-,.
charged Win criIlzal assaulr on as STEP
eaaEhuar. vas f1und EunrT o. a surr In
eia-ri1t eo1rt Saturday uiEhr aftsr q day
af bzl11ruE
G = ET1a Uc9t - Hrurhar-Esv
LEun q MtchiEan. who e. rhs wuezt cf
BIS urprler. c. J. LTun. VII rrsach a. the
FIRST EaDcsr church az ne morning and
evening serrfces
EI4Eu ~ 1E2sa Eiseh'a Pzpns-rhe class
uf laaa ec the Brandsla and Boyd theater1
scnuol uf acrlls VII present f-zrr due-act
bays a. the BrandHts thearer On Earur-
day. Aprl -. 81 a marinea. TIE plays are
Eha Pr1Ear cumefv- .swha 1fz-lsr-s
Mzausrpiecs.- The Pars1nzEa-- AZ rhe
Union Station under the direction of
Hiss Fitcn
EkTHis1Aa Was n safs--ssvs-aI hours q
seba1a b. jury yesterday afternoon ended
N vict1rT for Dr. PAU = ElIts who was
sued for s25.as1 By Ella Gard naIprac-
t1Es being alleged The case whlcn &C.
cupied several daTz before Judge Kennedv
was bfrnarlE f1uEhr all the way through
A verdict far the defendant wzz returned
a. T.g0 p n
EpEzszh Wa Tsee-zzs - nzsss-Cauu
LEa Fur1v. United spanish war veterans.
= 10 hold meeting Monday evening. Ag-sl
a a. rs hendz1arrsrz In Ba-ighr haH. Tor
the purpcse cf 1rEz1tzing % strHnd rhe
thlrd annual encarpmenr q tlrs Nsbrassa
dlviasun- Tins VII be held AZ Columbus.
Nsb-, On TuestaT. April - and ne Omaha
camp asstrss % be vel Represented
TE EzszzazE Dar4z Ezuaaz-y stsck in a
growing Ou-a1a enterprise established
GTs Tears ago. datng q retail aud whole
sale ma1ufncrurtng and johhtzE business
ms - a legitimate enterprise. 10 blas
say or stock 5Obaiug schame- crmsauy Is
vel managed and bears q Enod rssu-E-
ton capable of paying 1a per csnr cash
dtvidHna- Erricuest investigations = II
vias1 A6drsas x s2s, care Be-
Kan End WomAa A--assaa-Tana.
Esamer. r. water. who gave his ad.
dress as me Vicraria hcrel- and Erra
shaw. who said she halls crUzn Denver
were arrested last evening a. Fremont b
LetscrtTsS Dunn and McDuualE On
charge uG Erznd larceny rhev ara &C
cusef of having carried awzT q rruni
fE-I af various articles valued az SIS
fran cha huuss Gf FRANKIE Tharur1n. 81
DoGEa srrset where the woman is sad q
have ured far a tina
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18


Niss lane 3 Haines has opened a school
The school % u0delad after ne famous
schoOl Al Swausea- Ezgta1G
SssEarr E Rohb of Richmond HIII n
Y has Won the Frances Sampson prize
N me ar-s. disrruTl1g the faculty claim
EEa- athletes are defICienr N university
work There were ten cumpsucGrs-
Fruf Jeremiah Sruirh ut the Harvard
Law school whn has Just presented his
ressg-arinn 70 take effect September I
las5. VIXEN he via BE II hts Id ysz-. u
acr.ralIv a son OF the ReroIursun-"
william Alexander Srlrh- superintendent
OF schools a. P1uElkEerEiE- ~ Y and
Barnard A Merriam receuE Era1uare OF
Earvar~f urE-ersirV hawa necurre ueEsiaegE
II rhe c AZ CEaEk F1biEshlng eumpazT 0r
Boston
P-sasdenE Finley OF ne College uf the
HYDE lsCrurer a. c1e Surb1uue tor uaTr
year. HIS s1hfeKr vii b. The Regions
IL America In Which the French Were
Pioneer
The Board Gf Educacs0n sf Bridgeport
Conn ia E1wesrg gazing ne haZilg Of Mss
LsGra11e CiarlHs- M years Old hE the h1Eh
sch1ai secret socisrT, resulting IL the seri-
s1u-tartUIu- Macaruu- boiled II snfI SOAP,
Is 1he Cd-hir Thich members Uf E1e Alpha
Alpha society, lnru Whicl Mss Clarke va
initiated a month zE1, t1rEsd her - eaL
since thar her heath has rnpiIzlT declined
and Dr. z C Haller the family phTsician
pCts11llZ due - the soda. IN. the suf1 soap
Deepest Indignation was EIuressad 81 rAs
EfrPs father over r1a affair. witch has en-.
da1EErei hiH daEEhuHra HfE and be hal
annOHncad AIS tuaEnn0n OF starting a wa
OK examination On rne s0cfsrT-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
W. c. 7. U. EDUCATION MEET
Wsmea Of Benson 0rEaaiEarfaR held
An Day Session AT Houe
af MrN. MunneEI.

The women q the Benson Wsnen's
Christian Temperance union held Al al
dsT educational meeting Friday AZ t1e
home az Mrs- Munseli On Norton avenue
luncheon was served a. noon ths aftsr-
noon being Devoted % the discussion of Va
riOus Topics OF interest and % addrssses
by NJ CCvsI q Omaha. Rev Mess-s.
Campbell wilson and AraEk 0f Benson
A g00dlg number were 10 attendance
AmOng wnom were several teachers IN the
public schuulss Great interest was mani
tested In tha work uf the Womsn's Chris
-a7 Temperance union Grestings and a