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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
Joroen runot.

Sra en- 8ogn Berlin 6leo ser for
Ieoen itiaalet en- 5aife me0 To-
900 Mf. / Sslopenge.
s 1900 er Ser Il. 2. 9lm. til
forife1ige oelgbren0e giemeo ifen-
fet aft ooer t50 0aiG. 9oG.
30 gtnarfiiter fra g(r9entina er
bleoen nrreitereoe / 8ieo, boortil
0e par flpetet efter Moroet paa $50.
litiprefeftens Sefreter.
Gprfiet proteIterer moo, at ser
peoblioenOe anuen0es6rimerfer paa
areta me0 getegnelien oSeaos".
s Sie6enbiireeu, Spiflan0, er en-
70aorig Baron paa Ell Gioetur Bile.
ben foitet af Soften og ien0erreoet
al l1loe.
Socialoemofroterne 8reiien
bar paa Ell 9ieffe Ns0er freoet
ianne gal9ret til gr0iiens 2ono.
bag iom til 0en tDife 9tigs0og.
De 5riiitioeoe / 5piflonb bar
M Oefinitiot beiluttet at gaa iant-
men / eet Barti. Den 6. 0farts
ifal oct fonItituerenoe Meoe fin6e
Steo.
30 Yreiter @ianico peo gres.
cia (Stalien) er 6Ieben mproeoe oeo
9foboloerifu0, meoens Sc forrette6e
Mesien. Mor0eren sr iinosipg.
5 belle 8Drol, Sdmeit5, er ser
forle0en folOet EN- Wengoe Sne, ser
bar foraariaget mango 9aoineIfreo.
Selefon- og Selegraflinierne bleo
mango Steoer afbruot.
Moo ben ungarIfe @reoe aarac.
ianp, Meolem al Wa9naternes Sus,
er Ser bleoen inoleoet ltnoeriegelie
for ct 9eorogeri til ct 9elsb al TO-.
900 Ser.
g Ierbeoen al Hbeins, Spif.
lon6, bar en- fronif Supeler ifnot en-
Sieer, Der for noeen Sio ii6en ilap
no nf ct Wenaeeri, oe iom bapoe
lat hele @enen / Sfref.
Oet iponife Boliti bar MI ogiao
finoet ct Solifmsntnerperfiteo pan
en- al Sertltgen af 0enapentes an.
ore @aaroe. Sertugen er uOleperet
til llnoerisgeliesoommeren
2onoon, 20. San,ior. = 5 auI.
grirben Saltonrigg peo @ellibiIl |
9onarfIbire er s @rrbearbeioere
bIeben br9bt peo, at en- glepator
itprteoe neb.
Berlin, 90. Sonuor. Sil Ufor.
senblabene telegrnferes fra gfofn:
8eo 4piten neo Bratica er en- Dam.
per itranbet. Sapet bar biotil ifpGIet
"a Gig 2ano; men poa graeet ifaI
enonu fin6es en- M1ng6e Tasia-
gerer, fom Dfoftl pda @ritnr al
Storm life bar funnet re6oes.
De errife Sfficerer fan life enes
om bporpiot De bill bape SppaIoos
benoabet eIler life. 300 af De la.
pere @raoer bill, men ale Be beie.
re bill lite anerfen6e Oprererne Iom
3ammerater, bnis De otter optages
| Glaaoen. b
s Barcelona, Spanien bar ct
Solfetos paa co. 10000 perioner
non on Tph,ttotiou oncrhroot M,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

s Barcelona, Spanien bar ct
Solfetog paa ca. 10000 Yerioner
peb en- Depitation ooerbrast Gu
pernsren en- Moresie meo Wen ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
SlanOeOe WeOOeleller.

Sra Uganda 8roteftorat meO0e-
les, at @fspoeiioent 9looiepelt oil
gioe Smit6ionian Snititute 9rgoe-
itptfer GpecimenS) al Den bOi0e
5IoObeItfamilie fonplet. San bar
ogiaa TO 6noer til oct amerifnnife
natlir6iitoriife 01uieitm / gtep
gorf og et 6ooeo til 8m. Z. Sor-
naOops Somling. 0fr. 9fooieoelt oil
life 6eboloe no9en al Sc boioe
G6ino.Srofeer, iom ban Iifreoe Jig
/ 5eI9iif Congo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
19. Mara

amneiti for Oe Berioner, ser oel.
to9 llroIiobe6erne ser gpen t.
Suli @aaneO 5ior
@eri6 (SOerrie) 49, Sanuar.
@n 2anoman0 garlsion fra 8ings.
oas ife0 @aar, meoens ban bar
pan Siurio9t, TO 9rsore, g[l6ert
og Oscar @uitofsion, Senner af en-
Susmono fra Singsoas. garlsion,
Der paa Sa9ten onben0te ct Oeau.
Iergeoer, antog 6e TO greore for
Ell Siitrbane. Den 16aarise SRI.
bert rantes 9rDltet og 0e0e npIten
6iebliffeIig, me0ens Oscar bleo iaa
6aarbt iaaret, at ban maatte brin.
ges paa Spgebuiet.
Stopanger, 10. eSanuor. gter6s
Itore 0eieri paa Seoeren er / Scat
neo6ren0t. Oct lpffeoes ole ge.
boerne at re0oe Jig no af oe bren-
oenoe 9peninger, men unoer 3eo.
ningsarbeioet itnrte0e en- Sforiten
ne0 og ren EN- @aol me0 iiq, 6por.
pe6 2 Weno orebtes og 6 Mfpno
bleo alOorligt inare0e. 0e ore6te
par en- 22aarie GieneitefnrI og en-
22oarig Sneofer. @n 60aarig
Mon0 fit fit enc Ben fnuit.
&riien poa 4reta afoerget. Ba-
ris, 8. 6ebr. = ltoenrigsminiIter
Bidon funooioroe / Dag, at oe fire
beifptten0e Mta9ter- 5ranfrig, 9flts-
lano, Storbritannien og Stalien-
er blepen enige on en- Hote til CTS.
efutibfontiteen pao 4reta. 0enne,
tillige meo grfl9ringer, iom er
mo6taget fra &e9eringerne @refen.
lano ng Sprfiet, afp9rger Sorpif.
lin9er, iom biloe oere opItooet, Ser
iom 9retenierne bapoe forlegt at
ien6e 0ele9ater til oen foreitaaenoe
Samlin9 al Observation-Disclosures /
gtben.
ssapans Slaa6eprogram. 8ancou-
Der, g. g., A. 5ebr. s oet npe
Sloabeprogram er inobefottet cen
oe tpbe 9rigsIfibe, bbormeo 5Iaa.
Sen ifal forit9rfes inoen Iaret
1917. Sire o0reaonaugbts" og fem
9rpoiere er allereoe nelten fer6ise.
Seinen foloer burtig. Baris, 4.
Sebr. Seinen faloer Itabie og BUR.
tie, og gpen beepnoer at antage ct
nogenlunoe normolt ltoieenbe. Gun.
nelipitemet er imioIertio enonu life
/ @irfiombeo.
De inblebne 9iorae fra fronebe
Sopeoer belsber fig til ialt $55, 900;
andre uoenlanoife gibrae beIsber
iig til 100000.
Gnftro igen. Caracas, 5. Sebr.
Gegeringen Der er / 8eiiobelie al
pripote grepe, iom meooeler, at cts.
preiioent Galtro bar forlaot Wtalo
ga, Spanien, paa 8ej til De fnna,
rifle Ger, bporfro ban aeter at be-
gipe fig til traI-Mmerifa. San
enifer at fonime Hprbeben al
8ene5uelo, ioo ban fm bore
Stanb til at faa Stano en- Hepo.
luton MOB Br9itoent @ome5, naar
8ene8uelas 9oneres treoer iammen
| Mpril for at beige en- fonItitu.
tionel Hrgiioent.
| L - - NJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Sra gen Dorf mel0es / 2eroags,
at Or. 9itus Bull en- Sfriuelie
bar benbenot Iig til SpiritualiItium-
funoet ON at poofaloe n9lonoeoeroe.
men" om Si9lp til at frelie Or.
Spilops 10 gLar gamle 0ntter, ser
li0er al Spioio, fra DOZEN. 0ofto-
ren Itrioer: Seq bar giort aft,
boa0 Der Itaar / menneifelig Wfagt
at gere for at frelie Or. SDilops
8atters 9io og bar gioet op. Oct
eneite, Der mltligt fan frelIe ben0eS
SiD, er 9lonoeoeroenens Snteroen-
ton, o9 ieg anmooer eoer ON /
eoers title 9enner at beoe glan0er-
ne om at gore bet" gn 6oriamling
al 30 SpirituoliItfoinoer bsjeoe
Itrafs Soue0erne og ben9ap Jig /
title 8sn til oaanoerne" for ben
ipge. ltOfaloet berettes life 9lf,
at Be bog life benoenoer iig til Ben
IeDefl0e, almegtiee, aluiie og ferli.
ge @uol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

De eraife Officerer fan life enes
ON, bborpiot De bill bape Eppaloos
benaaoet eIler lite. 800 of De Ia.
pere @raoer bill, men ale Be bgie.
re bill lite anerfen6e Oprsrerne Iom
2ammerater, bois De otter optages
| Slaaben. ~b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Siempenot @fspeSition. 9en %
San. oenote oen ipenife Baron
grlono NoroenifioIo tilbnge fra fin
toaariee @fspebition til 9lreentina
og 8olipia. San afreiIte for TO @ar
iioen meo to 2eoiaeere oe baooe
lat 5ig til Wfool at onItille etnogro-
fife oe orfpolosiife Sorifninser |
Sponmerifa, napnIig gene, Iom
biotil life bnpoe ppret beiegt at
gurop9ere.
Siben Joriferen sforloo Sernbn-
men / Mrsentino, bar ban tilbage-
laet ca. 1000 ipenife Mfl pna Se-
Iterpg og oper 500 W1iI aano paa
SIoberne, foretaget maaneolangello-
flueter til ggne, Der nlbrig for
bar npret beiset al oioenffabelis
ub6anneoe Menneffer eller onerbo-
pebet af nosen bpio Man6, os fore
taget flere l16eraoninger, peo bbiI.
fe Der er eiort Guno af flor arfao.
losif Wetpoitins os mprfelise Sast-
tageIier -ooer ben tibligere | Gent
tralamerifa berffenbe 2iiltnr. eno-
pi6ere bar ban bei6st en- Nengbe
Snoianeritammer, bos bpiIfe Der er
giort Itore grbperbelier of Snsge-
rqao M. M Samlineen ubesr alt
1f-12.000 Mumre, al bpilfe ca.
10000 er etnografiife og 1000 ar.
fpologiife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

g gterbeoen al Gbeims, Spif.
Iano, bar en- fronif Suoeler ifuot en-
Sieer, Der for noeen Sio ii6en Hap
no al ct Wenaeeri, oe iom bapoe
Iat hele genen Sfr9f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

SSapans 5laaoeprogram. 8ancou-
Der, g. g., 4. Sebr. $ oet npe
Sloabeprogrom er inbbefottet cen
oa tpoe arigsifibe, boorrneo SIaa-
Ben ifaf forlterfes inben aaret
1917. Sire uOreaonaugbts" og fem
9rpoiere er allereoe npIten feroige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

DIR. gfeocIiffe.goofe raaoer De fri
gerife Suffrogetter ENGLAND til
at Oanne ct Regiment Solooter.
o8omm Suffrage 2eague" bar
0tioler, tiger ban. 2ao 9eoegel-
lens 9e0ere oanne ct Regiment al
unge aoinoer, epe Dem, trenere
Dem, foripne Dem meo Uniform og
@aaben | Steoet for at ipenoere
Ben9e pan noraetig Ggitation. Der
er Suiinoer al unge apinoer oe
Ieoiae alasier, iom af Mangel paa
no9et at gore forilaar oeres Sio
meo forifellig Slags Sport, / bpilfe
De oiier fig ieonopetiee meo ia
enoog onergaar M9no.
Mrs. BanfburIt iparer pna SEN
ItiIeneen, at Sliffragetterne oeo,
buoo oe gsr. Men ON De nogen
Sinoe begpnoer paa at organiiere ct
&egiment Solooter, Ioa bill oe piie
iomme Solf, bpao nirfeligt Soloa-
terpeien er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

30 grpiter @ianico peo gres.
cia (Stalien) er 6Ieben nproeoe oeo
HopoloerIfuo, meoens Sc forrette6e
Mesien. Moroeren er iinosipg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Det iponIfe Boliti bar MI ogiaa
f1noet ct Soliftnsntnerp9rfIteo paa
en- af Sertlteen af genaoentes an.
ore @aaroe. Sertugen er uOleueret
til llnberisgeliesbommeren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

9onoon, 20. Saniinr. = s aul.
gritben Saltonrigs oeo geaibia |
2onarfibire er s @rubearbeioere
bleben or9bt pes, at en- gleoator
itprteoe neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Berlin, 90. Sanior. Eli Mor.
senblaoene teleeraferes fra yfom:
8eo 9pIten neo Bratica er en- Dam.
per itranoet. Saoet bar biotil ifpllet
"a Gig | 2ano; men paa 8raset Hal
enbnu fir6es en- Mnng6e Tasla-
gerer, iom biotil paa @riinf af
Storm lite bar funnet re6oes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Moo oen ungarife @rebe aorac-
ianb, Meolem al Wa9naternes Sus,
er Ser blepen inoleoet l1noeriegelie
FOR eft 9eorogeri til ct 9elsb al TO-.
900 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

5 belle 8prol, Sdweit5, er ser
forIeoen falOet en- Mengoe Sne, ser
bar fornnriaget mango 9apineifreo.
Selefon- og aelegraflinierne bIeo
mango Steoer afbruot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

De 5riiin6eoe / 1piflono bar
M Oefinitiot beiluttet at gaa iant-
men i eet 8orti. Den 6. 0farts
ifaG oct fonitituereuoe Msoe fin6e
Ste0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

SocialOemofraterne 9reiien
bar paa en- Geffe N1e0er freoet
iamme galeret til 9rSiiens 2ono.
Bag iom til Ben tpife 9tigs0og.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
MIDNIGHT FOUNDERS
Become Daylight Gentlemen After TAX
ing the Neal S-Day Cure for the
Drink Habit.

It is a very easy matter nowadays TO
become cured Of The drink habit since the
Neal 3-day drink-habit cure has been
perfected. The hardest part Of IT usually
is to convince the erring one that he needs
it or for the erring one to convince him
self Of the adage, "Once a drinker, always
drinker," unless cured by the proper
treatment
A mans money, business, reputation
and friends quickly drift away like the
fog before the sun, when the flowing
bowl is tapped too frequently, and II does
not take long for him to be pointed out
and whispered about as a FOUNDER" and
a booze fighter" When a man gets that
name his reputation for business honesty
and integrity suffers severe change.
The contamination Of alcoholism exerts
itself in more than one way.
The Omaha Neal Institute is located at
1902 South Tenth ST. Patients are re-
ceived at all hours The genuine Neal
Cure is also administered at 1906 w.
Charles ST. Grand Island, Neb. For full
information address. Neal Institute CO..
o. B., 1902 South Tenth ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
TROTTING BOARD DECISIONS
Record of Constantine Made at New,
ton, Ia, is Corrected.
RULING ON SIXTH HEAT RACE
IL a. Mandatory In Case Of NO De-
ctsion and Nebraska city Man
f. Refused share Of
Parse.

CHICAGO, Dec. THE board Of appeals
OF the American Trottng association In
session here today made public the follow
ing disposition Of cases brought before 1t;
Theodore Hun OF Edgely. N. D., and the
bay mare Nellie n. and mare Cloie Dillon
ordered TO pay fees to Dane County Agri-
cultural society and Lacrosse Interstate
Fair association both in Wisconsin.
In the application Of c. y. Clement OF
Des Moines, Ia and chestnut horse Con-
stantine for correction Of record directed
that the time of the third heat Of 2:H trot
at Newton, Ia, September 1s 1909, he made
2;29A.
Shepard Chain, c. A Lee and their bay
gelding sly S., OF Coffeyville, kan, were
denied their protest against the Anthony
Fair association Of Kansas, and A. J.
Hamilton Of Nebraska City and his horse,
silver H.. on the ground q sixth is man
datory in the event Of no decision and their
refusal to enter the sixth heat disbarred
them from a share in the money.
Declaring black gelding Jim OShea, OF
c. X. Dean of Sioux City, Ia, was prop
erly identified and entitled to his vim
nings at Iowa City races, August IL. 1910,
and Grinnen Ia, September y, 1910.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

Taft REFLECTED Head
Of Red Cross Society
President Predicts Full Amount of
Two Million Dollar Fund Will
Soon Be Raised.

WASHINGTON. Dec president Tsft
was reelected president Of the American
Red Cross society at the annual meeting
today, and Robert W. DE Forest Charles
r. Magee and A. Plat Andrew, assistant
secretary OF the treasury. were reelected
vice president, secretary and treasurer,
respectively.
Frederick ". Lehman OK 81. Louis,
whose name was sent to the senate today
for appointment as solicitor general. was
elected counsellor OF the organization. an
office hitherto vacant.
The president and members OF his cab
met together with the ministers 20 tha
United states from Switzerland and costa
Rica and the delegates 10 the convention,
attended a reception given by Miss Ma5el
4. uOardman.
President TAFT, IN his capacity as pres.-
dent, presided Tor a time. Announcement
VAS made that New York city already had
raised the s5joo0O allotted as rs share in
the Red Cross endowment fund OF s20jlO00
President TAFT predicted hat the fun
amount % the fund soon wauld be in hand
and gave praise 20 Miss Mabel B1ardmau.
who Is The active head Of the association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
GOLF CLUBS REQUIRE CARE
Wooden Ones Need Especial Attention
in Wet weather and After Play
ing I'm the snow.

No practical golfer needs to be told any
longer that the risk OF bringing rulnatlon
upon his clubs, especially the wooden ones,
by playing with them in the wet is very
considerable, particularly when those
wooden clubs have such delicate and SEN
sltive shafts as the new Dreadnoughts.
Great precautions must be taken and
great attention should be given to them
after play.
Two good soakings, neglected. are quite
enough to ruin thin driver shaft. 1t Is
simply wicked to take good clubs out on
wet day In a bag which is without hood.
After each shot the player should wipe and
dry the sole and face OF the head and the
shaft-lt can be done in a few secondhand
at the end Of the day he should see to"
himself that the shafts are dried thor
oughly. but not by putting them close to
fire or stove. Chalk the faces If the
drivers 70 keep out the wet
The anCients knew many good docges
which have been forgotten A very cid ar
nual says that in winter the player should
put piece OF gutta percha In a small
stoppered bottle and ill the bottle up Attn
ether. Then when the solution becomes a.
thick as cream 1t should be poured off
and applied in a thin coat to the face of
the wooden clubs, where IL serves the dual
purpose OF keeping the wet out of the wood
and giving good grip to the ball. The
idea seems excellent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
ENGLISH VIEW OF FOOT BALL
EIeNens Wear weird Looking Padded
CIpthes"---Cheers for PartiSans SUR
prise Horse Spectators.

The London Daily. Telegraph publishes
the following comment on American 1901
ball: .EfeN
American Rugby game was given at the
crystal palace foot ball ground y9ster-
day aftRrnpen bY teRms selected from the
crews 81 the tttithd States battleships
Idaho and VernqphG The 300 people pdes-
sat Witnessed 4 rousing struggle, which,
though rendered somewhat one sided BY
he superiority pf the Idaho men, was new
ertheless thoroughly enjoyed
Resembling the British Rugby game In
many Ways the American game Is much
rouRher and more exciting Opponents
hurled themselves against each other when
at full speed IN manner which alarmed
the crowd, withtthe exception OF that por-
don which was composed or American
sailors, who displayed their partisanshtp
by cheering, shouting advice and waving
tlags. The band from the battleship Idaho
struck UP lively airs whenever their side
Both elevens wore weird looking padded
clothes, and these doubtless accounted for
:heir escaping serious injury Scrummag-
ing forms the principal feature OF the play,
and The majority 81 me SSn9s points 'front.' S
Of the goal mouth, the goals being kicked
following slight infrlnGements. the ldahO
team won BY 10 points 10 y. and their sue
on the part OF their bandsmen who after
cheering loudly, played passages rom
The Pirates OF Penzance, in quic& sue
oession.
Al the conclusion OF the game the sail
ors on the touch line almost delirious with
delight al ldahos success, cake walked
ali over the field and - American dlt-
Tea As a spectacle the Sdme was an en-
tire success but II was regarded by those
OF the OnlookeTs who were British as IN
comparable with English Rugby as regards
science. A silver cup was presented TO the
winning side.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

IOWA CITY - Bruce Moore has been
chosen president OF the Johnson County
Fair association for next year with John
Roegle vice president, George Hitchcock
secretary and J. e. Switzer treasurer. The
society gained $500 during the last year
FORT DODGE--A fire that Is thought to
be Of incendiary origin burned 100 sheep
many pigs $50 tons OF hay, 200 bushels OF
corn and much farm machinery on the
farm of j. w. Johnson Of Pioneer. Every
effort possible is being made to detect the
criminals.
BOONE-D G. Baker, the well known at
torney OF this city, recently was partahng
Of an oyster cocktail In this city when he
felt something hard. He took the hard
substance from his mouth and went over to
Eckstein, the jeweler and received SIS for
the pearl.
MASON CITY-On Wednesday morning
Attorney p. j. Dougherty will argue for a
new trial In the case OF j. s. SheareT, con-
victed of the murder of Henry Lucas. II
is not generally believed that a new trial
will be granted. Failing in this the attor-
ney may appeal to the supreme court, but
the latter is doubtful Shearer's relatives
will not furnish the necessary financial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
Base Ball Dopesers Figuring Out What Do Next Year. og Decisions

backing for a contest OF this kind Most Of
his relatives seem satisfied with the YER |
diet
IOWA CITY-Stanley Hughes 2-year-old
son Of Erwin Hughes Of near Iowa City, |
was frghtfully and perhaps fatally burned
late Saturday evening by railing into pan
Of boiling water His body from his waist
down suffered painfully and his outer skin
chung TO his clothing when the latter was
removed. His condition is critical
FORT DODGE-F w. Mahlk Of Chi
oago has been chosen secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian association here
and has arrived TO take charge of the
work Recently he has been principal OF
the Alden High school. Mr.. Mahlke takes
up his Fort Dodge work when the local
Young Mems Christian association moves
into it's fine new $1,000 building.
FORT DODGE-M. J. Foley, a we'll known
travelling salesman in the employ of the
Hartshorn Shade Roller company. died
Monday at his home here, leaving bereft a
wife of less than a year, formerly Miss
Anna Collins, the daughter OF a prominent
Fort Dodge financier. Mi. Foley is also
survived by his mother, residing in Fort
Dodge, and by a sister Mrs. Walter Crow
ell OF Estherville.
MASON CITY-One Of the most impor-
tant breach Of promise cases ever tried in
Wright county is scheduled for this term
O. court. Mary Donahue, a resident OF
Eagle Grove wants heart balm to the
amount OF $4,000 from John Mcdonald, ST.
prominent engineer Of the Chicago a
I
lions he has an Interest in a bank. interest
In several gold mines and in some silver
mines.
NEWTON 90 James MuiHgan. the sup
posedly dead and long lost son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, a deceased
former Kellogg old couple. who recently
reappeared at his old home after an alb
sence of years, became violently demented
at ColfaX Monday while at the home OF
his only relative. a sister, Mrs f. IL
Weisner. He was brought here and placed
In jail and the commissioners will investi-
gate his case.
NEWTON-Frank Rucker, a wealthy aud
prominent farmer living near Prairie city,
Jasper county, has disappeared and the
family has applied TO the sheriffs office
for aid in finding him. Rucker left home
ten days ago. Going to Runnels he drew
$500 from bank account he carried there
/ hired livery team and drove to Monroe
| There he took a train for the east That
was ten days ago and the family has had
no word from him since.
The Key to the situation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08

The weakness Of the then existing laws
on the subject Of conservation Is recog-
mixed BY the committee which endorses
comprehensive blanket Withdrawals 80 as
to prevent the monopollzing OF power
sites
Withdrawals Are Discussed.
At the same time the committee says:
1t is plain that such Withdrawals should
be made only for the purpose Of permitting
congress to act, and that blanket With
drawals are justified only upon condition
Of immediate examinations and restoration
OF the land not needed for the purpose OF
making effective any action which con-
gress should see fit to make.
The continuance Of the excessive with
drawals could not be justified" the re-
port says, "a day longer than was neces.
sary to ascertain what land actually CON
sututes the supposed power sites"
Explaining the exoneration OF Mr.. Bal
nnger because Of his abrogauon OF th'
Indian cooperative agreement relative e
logging and numbering on Indian reserves
the committee says the secretary founc
that operations were being carried on bS
the bureau Of forestry Of wasteful and
an extravagant nature and entailing loss
to the Indians. Much of this work was
being done by employees Of the Interior de-
partment
He held that the contract between the
Indian officers and the forest service
made during Secretary Garfields admins
tration constituted in effect the transfer
to one department Of an appropriation
made to another. He held that this wa
illegal and was supported by an opinion
Of the comptroller Of the treasury, the re-
port says.
For questioning the validity Of the Co
operative certificates by which settlers
within irrigation districts would be per
mitted to pay a part of the charges
against them in work instead Of cash, tn,
committee says that Secretary Balnnge
had been assailed as an enemy Of con
seTvation. In this connection the findini
of the majority was that "he was full!
justified in taking the course he did. L
he had done otherwise he would not hav
been a faithful public officer"
The secretary held that the issue Of tn
certificates was in contradiction Of til
provisions Of the reclamation act, tina
no contract can be let for any part of
project until the necessary funds ar
available in the reclamation fund"