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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
The Bee has established
it's position as the leading
Real Estate Paper Of
Nebraska.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE
Ground Floor n. Y. Life.
Douglas 1868; A-3963.

Ground Floor N. Y. Life. Douglas 1868; A 3963
BEMs PARKS rooms, III modern, handy to to car illness 5000; only $500 cash re-
aTH AND JACKsoN-7room cottage. m odHn except heat large rooms renting
HANsCoM PARK-A 7Iooma ali modern ouse with good barn md lot 1oxO half
lock Of car; 5000
$500 buys &6 Blonde; s rooms all modern with hot waite heat a good barn and
$3.50 buys 7Toom, ali modern house in B EMS PARK. OF Myrtle Ave
NEOb buys Groom all modern house. facng HANSCOM PARK, hot water heat and
1850 buys sos S Ssta good room strict ~ modern home in good cosein loa-
ton; immediate possession; had wood hnsh; nicely decorated; good mantle; wire
fme TERMS.
tBOb ysa very neat and complete 6Toom BUNGALOW in. DUNDEEi latest i'm
prUvGments; hard wood 0nsh, beaned ceilings tile bbh, neal car line i'm
nedatep possession This is new and up to-date
WEST. FARNAM DISTRICT rooms and hall; practically new house well located
HANSCOM PARK-One Of thu best houses re know Of for the money is a new house.
M%G a block from the PARK sid iS E ehI wing room odIftngt room den G 6eMOOm
and bath second nor; attic hard wood fnRh and modern throughout: built for a
home and well arranged east front lot 0WG paving paid This is cheap at $500
$3.50 This is rooms strictly modern, hot water heat white oak finish bed
rooms: $500 cash viii handle
FIELD CLUB-CompTo home OF rooms large lot hot water heat hardy wood fin.
-Bh, large living room with fireplace sun, panor complete at $500 TERMS
CATHEDRAL. DISTRICT-Owner has t honzad us to sell this week at $500 a
very good house In this desirable district built for a home and complete in every
way; large living room, four wy nice bedrooms, south front lot and paving paid
INVESTIGATE
CLOSE i've have a Broom modern bHck residence good location for a doctor;
cost $4,000 We can sell for S200
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
IMPROVED ACREAGE

6 acres, 2 blocks from street car line,
small house, good barn, plenty fruit, finest
of soil. Owners wish 20 make trip to old
country and have reduced the price to
$4,000 for quick sale. Phone HARVEY
1928 and make appointment to see 1t sun
day afternoon.
LINAHAN REALTY co,
DOUGLAS 1869. 78 n. Y. L. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
OUR LEADING
r

66xl32 feet, on Farnam, cast Of gath St
with new brick building, 66x126. well rented.
Price, $4,000. Terms: 1900 cash, balance
at ; per cent. Full Information in regard
to income, cost building, etc, on applica-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
NEAR OMAHA
071-ACRE HOME


Only nine miles west OF big South
Omaha stock yards, one-half mile to paved
road from Omaha, one-half mile to good
town on u. p. r. r., which runs along
the north end Of the land; 200 acres are in
good second bottom valley, so acres OF which
are in native hay, 20 acres blue grass and
timothy pasture, ~ acres In orchard and
balance in corn. The remaining II acres
is intersected by the Papplo, which is be-
ing dredged TO make a part OF the large
Pappio drainage system. These II acres
will then become the very best OF corn land
and he worth easily 500 per acre.
This is a home. fun two-storry house Of 3
rooms; barn is large, 6OX6O H., with
capacity OF ten head OF horses, twelve
cows, with driveway for buggies and corn
crib. with large haymow; good well, new
windmill and other outbuildlngs. All i'm
provements in good condition and sur
rounded entirely with good fences.
IDEAL FOR BUSINESS MAN OF OMAHA
who wants practical fertile land. with
orchard and most slightly location for home.
only thirty minutes by auto from Omaha
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
1OO2-3-4 New York Life, Omaha, Neb.
Phones-Douglas 1852, Independent A-2lb2'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued)
J. H. DUMONT & SON
IARGAINS FOR THTS WEEK

J. II. DUNN
OUR LEADING BARG4
INVESTMENTS
e6xiS2 feet, on Farnam, cast Of gath St,
with new brick building, 66x126. well rented.
at 5 per cent. Full information in regard
to income, cost building, etc, on applica-
ton.
BRICK DWELLINGS
66x1S2, with eight broom modern brick
houses, two separate block Of four houses
each; hard wood finish and polished floors
upstairs and down; porches, with cement
floors and tiled roofs; everything first
class; Built in 1908. INCOME 81 400
rately for S10,50O. A very safe investment.
Good houses at S25 per month are always
IN demand. Insurance cheap, repairs will
be only nominal. This property pays over
3 PER CENT NET.
PROFITS IN ICE AND
BUTTER
Twenty shares in well established and
profitable ice. cold storage and creamery
business. Price, 5000 cash. A chance to
become interested In one of the most prof
liable lines Of businessS This stock win
be worth double the price in a few years.
BRICK FLATS
On Oo72AoV leet, WIN Two brlck RATS, and Bon
10 feet vacant. Price, $4,000, or will sell
the flat separately for 81. $50. Income $3.50.
Reasonable offer considered II made
promptly. This is a south and east front
corner. less than one mile southwest OF
postoffice and a bargain.
SACRIFICE SALE
Owner of two detached dwellings anC
Two blocks OF rented dwellings, gone to
Texas for his health, wants to close out
his Omaha property; will sell for less than
It Is worth, together or separately. See
us at once.
BEMIS PARK
800 Lincoln Boule~vard-S-room modern
mouse, with hard wood finish. tiled bath
full south front lot; easy terms. Price
$1,000. ~ cams '"9'
1929 Lafayette Ave.-S-room modern house.
j. H. DUNG
Phone Douglas 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
81, S5O-DOUBLE HOUSE

HOUSE
We offer for the first time a tirst-olass
Broom two-story house arranged for two
tenants and facing south; house has Just
been put In first class condition, with new
roof, new porch, newly painted and
ing. We can rent 1t for $25 per month. Live
in one side and rent the other. This is a
bargain. We will give possession at once,
House at 26l4 Binney st.
ROBINSON & WOLF. 45 Paxton Blk.
FINE BUILDING LOT MUST BE SOLD.
Near Hanscom Park and Dupont school
on Georgia Ave, (street cars in front. }
Owner must sacrifice to get $1,000 quick
money for taxes on other lots. East front,
street paving, curbing and guttering, all
In. Sewer, city water, gas, electric light
already for the builder. SEE Us MONDAY.
We have two others for sale adjoining.
All together will make 6 building lots. The
other two can be bought right and on
terms.
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO,
Ground F~loor-120l Farnam.'
DUNDEE H0ME
s., 75O-PTactically new, 9 rooms, 3 bed
rooms, every convenience, hot water heat,
grounds 10Oxl35, SOUTH FRONT, BUILT
FOR A HOME. CTERMS)
WALKUP REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
875-79 Brandels Bldg. Douglas 1888"
NINE-ROOM house on Writ St, must
be sold; price $4,000; special taxes all
MEACHIoN REALTY CO..
1924 Lake st. Tel. Web. 1851
House, 2 Full Lots, $1,450
n t1 --aaa 80 ...aH
amount cash; balance
$500 Monthly Payments
NOwATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
ga n. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1893.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
All modern 7-room house, vicinity Field
club; near car; hardwood floors; hot water
heat; electric light; III years old. Inquire
sol n. Y. Life Bldg, Phone ID. ll5O'
FOR S~ALE-Under sealed bids; lots 8.
4 and 5. block 3, Newport addition, com
prising three acres; good 6-room house;
barn; beautiful trees. 36th and Curtis Ave.
Bids to be opened March IS. Cash bids
/ only considered. Right reserved TO reject
any or all bids. A. Willard, Executor, care
United States National Banks
32d Ave. and Martha st.
HLs5O-CREIGHTON's FIRST ADDITION,
brand new, well built and arranged.
rooms, 4 good bed rooms, strictly modern,
lot 47XlN; paved street. CrERMS)
Iyrrn DEAL EscNT 1u rnnEnANyU
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
Cottages

$3.50.
For a nice broom cottage, bath, gas and
city water, with two loss. A fine place for
chickens, close to car and school.
s., 1900.
For a good 5-room cottage with city
water, large east front lot, close to car
and school. This is cheap.
$500.
For a new 4-room cottage, Just COM
pleted, in North Omaha.
Acreage
l have some fine improved acreage tracts
in size, 5, 10, 10 and 20 acres. These are all
fairly close to car, With good Improvements
and plenty of fruit, and very reasonable
terms.
F. H. Drake
Ped 522e. ALTER 51H Rrandeis Rldps
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Continued.)
HOMES

GOOD HOMES
s., 2JO-Six-room modern house and full
lot. two blocks from Farnam car line.
s.. 900-SiX-room house, modern except
heat, and lot. on Boulevard, corner nth
and Martha SITS.
S,5O0-Elght-room modern house and
east front lot on Georgia Ave, between
Mason and Pacific SITS. Snap.
3,5O0-SeVen room house and lot, BOX $50
feet. 1914 Burt st. Paving Paid.
SA150-Eight-room modern house and barn,
corner 22d and Grant. Want offer.
VACANT LOTS
$325-Three full lots, one a corner, SGD
St, south Of LeaVenworth.
S900-Full lot. 10th near Madison Ave.
Paved and paid. Want offer.
$1,O0-East front on 3Sth Ave, south OF
Farnam, paving partly paid.
~$l,5O0-Full lot on Cass St, west Of 2lst
St, paved and paid.
81 .6OO-55x1OO feet. on Burt ST., near new
Catholic Cathedral.
S2,OO-4x1S2 feet, facing three streets,
Path and Nicholas. SNAP.
$2,25O-Two east front lots, one a corner,
S6th and Marcy.
S5.5O0-6 feet, on Farnam. on corner Of
Both St, paved and paid.
$LO0-1S7x16S feet, corner 37th and Macy
SITS, only two blocks from Field cluo.
SEE ME FOR OTHER BARGAINS
List your property with me for sale. I
can sell it quickly, IL the prlce is right.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
Phone Douglas $50.
Read Carefully
All Good Bargains
$1.1OO

All NOOu DdISdluS
$1,10O
for 6-room house in north part of civ.
lot 67xl3O; easy terms.
$1,450
Nice Groom, one-story cottage on Bur-
dette ST., near 31st; barn; rs Dbl. cistern:
bearing fruit; small cash This
price. ~
$2,35O
For new HISTORY, 7-room house, with
four bed rooms. on car line and paved
street, 10th St, near Pratt; modern ex-
cept neat; full cement block basement;
cement walks; lot 50x120. This is a snap
and $500 will handle it.
$2,850
Groom house, good as new. built by car
penter for his own home; lizard St, near
46th; gas, bath, furnace, 2 cisterns; lots
or fruit and shade trees; one block from
season, big lot. This is a big bargain.
Can't be appreciated until seen. Let us
show 1t to you tomorrow.
$3,250
for fine new home of 6 rooms, with recep-
ton hall and tiled bath room, on Harvey
St, near 42d, 3 blocks from car line, in
fine neighborhood; modern in every re-
spect; first floor mission finish. This is
a very nice home and cheap at the price.
vacant Bargains
43xl17, Brown ST., near 2Sth St, 1925.
53x12S, corner 21st and Brown SITS, $425.
50x193. Martha St. near 10Th ST., 5000.
53x127, corner 23d and Saratoga SITS, $3.50.
42xl15, Mason St, between Seth and 37th
SITS, S725.
4Ix125, 86th St, near Mason ST., $50.
50xl47, 9th St, near Hickory St., 800.
4sx125, corner 34th and Fowler SITS, $500.
5lx1l0, 41st ST., between Cass and Cali
fornia SITS, $3.50.
4lx126, Mason between S7th and SSth SITS,
$500.
50x140, 33d near Arbor St, $1.2G0.
50x140, 18th st. near Henderson St, 81, 100.
66xl4, Howard St. between 33d and 34th
SITS, 1880.
124xlS2, corner 35th and Howard SITS,
s. 1850.
JOHNSTON & WESLEY,
35 S. 18th st.
Phones-Douglas 1895, Independent A-14S7."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
ON VERY A S TERMS

81, 250-5-room cottage, in good location,
city water and gas, large lot.
S1,900-New Or, cottage, with furnace heat,
near to car; is a snap.
S2,5OO-New Groom, history. all modern eX-
cept heat, corner lot.
S-rOom, all modern, KountZe Place home,
large, fun lot. A snap.
MENGEDOHT e. CO.
937 N. Y. Life Bldg. Doug. 3iO2; A-33f9,"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06

= IN BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE
Finest corner building site in Dun
doe, large maple shade trees both
streets, two lots, 10OX135 feet; high,
grand view, one block to car and
school; city water, sewer, gas, cleo
trio lights, permanent walks. Terms
and price right.
w. e. HITCHCOCK,
Phone, Harvey 1903"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
ONLY 5000 CASH

balance easy payments. buys direct
from owner 7-room house, modern ex-
cept heat; gas and steel ranges; porce-
lain bath, linoleum on bath and
kitchen floors; large cellar; good lot,
fenced, near two car lines; everything
in lrst-class condition. Price $3.50,
which is $3.50 under its cash value.
See owner on premises. 2819 North
9th ST.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION
Will Not Come to St. Louis to Face Indictments Without
 Struggle.

St. Louis, July 29.-Edgar Allan Poe Haynes. indicted in St. Louis in con- nection with his dealings with the Manhattan Insurance company, which he represented in St. Louis up to three years ago. and who is now publishing a newspaper in Spokane, Wash, will not return to St. Louis to face trial without fighting extradition to the last extreme.
 Investigation shows that the rail- roads in the Northwest are coming to Haynes aid in a fins cial way. It is known Il at no one of the railroads owns stock in lis newspaper. how ever. This view was advanced be- cause of the fact that Haynes attor- ney also is the attorney of the North ern Pacific railroad. but this is be- lieved now to be merely coincidence.
 Haynes declares that the action of the Spokane city council in voting him the contract to the city printing is a vindication for him, and clearly shows that he has the sympathy and support of the best people of Spokane.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
MA IIONAL GUARD TO ENFORCE ORDER IN COLUMBUS DUR-
 ING TROUBLE.
2,OO0 MEN ARE ON DUTY
Sharpshooters Are Detailed From Camp Ferry to Keep Street Rail- way Strikers From Firing
 on Guardsmen.

Columbus, O.. July 29-Not street car is running in Columbus, and thou sands are compelled to either walk or ride in any sort of vehicle to get to their places of business.
 The cars will not be started until the 2.e00 troops of the National Guard arrive to enforce order during the strike of the street car men.
 Battery c of Columbus, Capt. liar. old M. Bush commanding, is guarding the state arsenal and it will be on duty there as long as the trouble con- tipaes. The Battery c men are armed with repeating guns which shoot buck shot.
 Adjutant General Weybrecht or dered thirty-five or forty Ohio Nation al Guard sharpshooters who have been practicing at Camp Ferry for the com ing competition shoot to come to Co- lumbus at once. They will be detailed to watch buildings and see that no one shoots at the troops.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
FOUR COMPANIES GOING TO
 STRIKE SCENE AT DURAND

Detroit July 29-Companies A. B. c and H of the first battalion, first in fantry, are speeding to Durand, Mich. where the situation in the Grand Trunk railway strike has gotten be- yond the control of the local officials
 The order to go to Durand for duty came to the assembled troops early and without a hitch they got off on the Grand Trunk line. The battalion from Detroit is under command of Maj. John & Bersey.
 At the same time that the Detroit battalion was ordered to assemble in readiness for orders, Gov. Warner ad- vised the Grand Rapids battalion to assemble It is also under the com mand of Col. Stewart and has been ordered to Durand immediately.
 The troop is equipped with five days rations and 100 rounds of ammu- milton for their new Springfield rifles.
 The militia was ordered out by Gov. Warner after Sheriff Watson had sworn to a statement that the strikers had intimidated all the Grand Trunk strikebreaxers, completely stopping the traffic through the yards.
 Watson declared 1t was impossible to get deputies. The residents sympa- thize with the strikers and Watson alleges the men will not work unless assured of protection by the National Guard.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
ONE DEAD. 6 SHOT IN RIOT
 IN STRIKE AT BROOKLYN

New York, July 29.-One unidenti- fled man was instantly killed, three fatally shot. three seriously shot, and more than a score beaten in riot on the pier of the American Sugar Re finery company, Brooklyn.
 More than 10000 persons gathered in the vicinity and police reserves from all sections of the city were rushed to the spot to prevent further outbreaks.
 All the injured men are strikers, and it is said that the fatal shots were fired by fifty armed special po- licemen, who were detailed to guard sixty strike-breaking drivers sent to the docks.
 More than a score of shots were fired during the rioting, which was participated in by 800 strikers and their sympathizers, and the fifty spe- cial officers and sixty strikebreakers.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29

ing those words as conferring authori. ty on congress to tax the instrumen. talities of the state governments.
 In reviewing the objection to an i'm come tax, he said.
 But 1t is objected that the tax is socialistic. Is it then to be under stood that England, France. Austria Germany, Italy and the other great nations which levy the tax have be- come socialistic states?
 The cry of Socialism, it is said. has always been the last refuge of those who wish to clog the wheels of social progress, or to prevent the abo- lition of long continued abuses. We have been reminded that the factory laws, the inheritance tax and almost every single direct tax which has ever been 4Duoduced, the postoffice and con pulsory education have all in their time Loen dubbed socialistic and re- sisted on that ground. That fate be- fell the property tax before its intro duction in recent years in Holland and Germany"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
coop CARS ROBBED FOR MATE. RIAL TO REPAIR OLD ONES,
 SAYS SHOP MAN.
BRAzEN THEFTS BARED
witness Asserts Illinois Central Was Charged for Time Consumed
 in Taking Its Own Property.

Chicago, July 29.-The story of how the Illinois Central was victimized out of at least $1.O00.000 by padded car repair bills was continued before Master in Chancery Roswell B. Mason Only the details of the frauds, as they were worked in one of the several plants, had been given but they were revelation of brazen thefts. No men ton was made of Ira G. Rawn nor any of the men higher up"
 The testimony was given by Harold A.. Sims. who was for year superin- tendent of the Memphis Car company He told how officers of the Illinois Central and the repair company were in collision to defraud the Illinois Central.
 Inspectors sent by the Illinois Cen tral were bribed and hoodwinked while their employers were robbed.
 Even the plant of the Memphis Car company was built of material stolen from the Illinois Central. Repairs to broken cars were made by taking material from other cars, the Illinois Central being charged as for new material.
 Good order cars from which parts were stolen to repair bad order cars were repaired, the company being charged with the material used in both and for the labor of robbing the cars as we'll as repairing them.
 Materials were taken from the Hi nois Central shops at Memphis with which to make repairs and then the Illinois Central was charged for the L3terial
 The Memphis company charged for repairing one-half the brakes that came in, irrespective of whether or not any brakes were repaired.
 Bills for labor were padded 90 per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
BUTCHERS TO CUT PRICES
National Body Expected to show Up' Men Responsible for High
 Cost of Living.

Chicago, July 29-From announce nents, in connection with the ap- preaching convention of the United Master Butchers of America, in Chi sago next month come the glad tid- ngs the meat dealers are going to show up the man who is responsible or high prices. Incidentally. they as sert they are going to do away with he packer entirely and cut the price If meat in half.
 The general opinion of packers in Chicago was summed up in the re- mark: "They can't do it."
 John H. Schofeld, secretary of the butchers national organization, says m attempt will be made at the con- renton to organize and establish in- dependent cooperative abattoirs, rem lering plants and tanneries. He ex- ,ects arrangements to be made for rying the experiment in Chicago.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
YAlE's LAW DEAN
 URGES INCOME TAX
HENRY WADE ROGERS SPEAKS AT MISSOURI BAR MEETING.
oeeiares Cry of Socialism Is Always Refuge of Those Who Try
 to Block Progress.

Excelsior Springs, Me, July 2s.-- The Missouri State Bar association
 assembled here for its annual meet ing An address was delivered on the income tax amendment of the constI- eu''oh of the United States by Henry
 wade Rogers, dean of the Yale law SCHOOL Dean Rogers advocated the auopuon of the amendment and 'noueht 1t very important that the amendment should be ratified by the states He took the same view of the
 -'"nllg of the amendment that Sen a'ol Root holds, and said he thought 'N"' the senator's opinion as to the neahihg Of the words, from what .'er source derived" was sound and oua. the supreme court of the United ''s'es would never think of constru-
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
WOMEN AID GlRL SLAYER
Prisoner in New Orleans Gains Sym pathy of Women's Organiza-
 tions in Louisville.

New Orleans, July 29.-Basing their appeal on the application of the un- written law to women" the Era club, tons of Louisville, has called up all organizations of women to pledge their support to obtain the exonera- ton of Mamie Mclaughlin, charged with murder.
 Hugh Smith, saloon proprietor, when she met him accompanied by an other woman on St Charles avenue lere several days ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
The Citizens Bank
 CAPITAL, $25,OOO Our Services

n Our equipment for the protection and safe guard
 s ol money and facilities for the transaction of ahciai matters respectfully offered to the people on t .ls community with the full assurance that any luso gwen to this bank will be handled in safe and lair minded manner
 A we nave no Safety Deposit Boxes to rent, but will ue to keep your valuable papers in reproof vault free of all cost to you
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29

While his case was being tried, someone, as a joke, yelled get a rope" Fritchie became frightened and spread blankets over the cell win dows to keep the curious from look ing at him in the cell.
 Later he was ordered out of Morri- son and left the city on the run fol- lowed by curious crowd, giving cat yells. He has divorced wife and two children at Ottumwa, Iowa.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
Celebrates" as TripIets Arrive.

Chicago. July 29.-There was ex- Anderson all day for the stock made three calls, leaving two boys and a girl. To add to the furry that pre- vailed until late policemen were called repeatedly to lecture" the head of the household, who they charge had been celebrating" at one of the near. by saloons
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
ELOPER KEPT ON RUN
Girls Mother Has Swain Arrested and Crowd Hoots Him Away When
 He Is Released.

Sterling, Ill., July 29.-The suspt cions of Mrs. Cora Shear caused her to nip in the bud the elopement of her 16-year-old daughter, Gladys, with Cal Fritchie. of Ottumwa, Iowa. The cou- pie were on their way from Morrison, H., to Clinton, preparing to go to Chi cago, when the mother had Fritchie arrested.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
MODEL PUPIL IS SHOT
St. Louis Boy Seriously Wounded While Playing General Custer
 In Last Fight"

St. Louis, July 29-Willie Winner 15 years old, the model school boy is said to be dying at St. Mary's Hospit- al, as the result of playing the part of Gen Custer in his last fight" to the Sitting Bull of 12-year-old Edward McTighe. armed with cat rifle, who accidentally shot Winner in the chest.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
Young Remington May Not Die.

Chicago, July 29.-Carver Reming- on mining promoter and son of the inventor of the Remington typewriter, vho attempted suicide here, has hanged his mind about dying and is making a hard fight for life at the Practitioners hospital. Dr. F. K. Rehm laid Remington had fighting chance or his life
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-29
Three Children Burned to Death.

Lena, Wis, July 29.-Three children were playing in buggy when a neigh DOTS child piled some straw under aeath the vehicle and set fire to it tor fun burning them to death.