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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
9altimure's StenerbaFS.
(9,uN 1896 bis 1907
GtGbtiidle 0pdlidlulen.

aisanitb. uiio CrIeansse frabe.
@reenrrouutssfbenle NIB GdeersStrdbe.
g1arren.glbenue unb BiafomsStraBe.
Grortfueus lno %. Gtmbe.
observation-disclosures uIo eeEinetorsG irabe.
BdrfsslbenDe nItb Soffnian.S trabe.
velImors uiS prebtnian.E frabe.
ger. f17--it9. S1dfon.1Idce.
Sill. nobe gbdrpsS trabe.
BibolssStrube. nnbe YennfpIpnnta stperule.
eatotiMftt iiatt &0nIs Stta6l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Rene @ermittclnngs=G crimd,e.

Senator Wcgtitol benliiben iid,,
ben Strife III philadelphia beisll!
legen. @ddtige 6inans-SSnte-
reIieu mlteritiiBen lie.
philadelphia, II. WGrS. -
GlnfluBrei6e republifonilde Holiti.
fer bemilben liG jeBt nm cine Belle
glrng oeS StraBenbabu . StrifeS.
Staats.S enotor Wcytihol rno Gorp-
tpsHecoroer @are, Die beiben MIDI
tighten Siibrer Der b%errldenben Ears
tel III Ebilaodpbiu, iino aus 6loriOa,
no tic einen IGugeren Nuieutbalt &c.
plant Batter, plogIib 5uriidgcfebrt,
uuo tire Nrfunit miro nit nellell
Iusgleidoperiude in G%erbinOrng
9ebradt. Wan 9lallbt, oaB lie inl
Ecrein nit 9unoeSsS enator Ecnroie
einen ~itorfen 9rltf ulSiiben merocn,
nm Die Observation-Disclosures
lptrfiom 5u foroeru. 2eitenoc Mdn.
ner Der rcpilblifatiid)en Burtei-Wta-
ifine iiibren in Dem Gireftorenrotb
Der n&apib SronIit Co." ein gctpidl.
tigeS @ort, mo oicie iueroen, iuie
man crpartet, bon BOP" Wc9tihol
perauIoBt merocn, Die 9abngeieil-
idaft sum- ginlcntelt 5ll belpegen.
Son Wc9tihol miro geIogt, hoB CT eS
iuor, Ser audi ocn Strife Der 8abn.
Iellte I'M SUM porigen Sobres ju eli.
ner Irieolid)en &oiung brodltc. 9eioe
S1llicr oeS Stootratbcs meroen bell.
te Hohluittog in ibrer regelmdBigcn
podcntlid)cu Sibung Hciolutionen
gu 8luniten elmer idicoSgerihtlihel
@eilegung oes Strifes b%efiirluortell
uuo uorausiihtlid) nod anocre Wit.
tel itno 8eae 5urSerbeiiilbrlung zines
TuSgIci6eS IN Gorid)log bringen.
9iirgerneiiter &epburn bcbarrt ie-
ood) oilf icinem o%blcbnenoen Stanoa
puff li,lb lit nod INNER Der Inlid)t,
oab sic Stabtbcborben lcbiglid) Die
auigabc bGttcn, fir Hube unb Gro
nrng ST lorgcn. Mnttcr Stofcs, Der
bic critic Gonicrcn5 5iuiid)cn Den
Strifciiibrcrn unb Ser T%obn9elcll-
id)oft 81 @cgc acbrad)t bat. lit ipeiter
I'M eincn5 Iusglcif) bcmilbt. Seinc
gnitrenaun9cn ipcroen bon mdd)tl-
gen 6il,an6'Sntterciien untcrltilbt. SSll-
slpiid)en miro bon Den Irbeltertilb-
reril Ole @cnerolitrifes 9eluegllng nod
fSrGitcn geidiirt. ErGlibent Greeno'
malt bon Dem Stuutsperbolloe Der
.Mmcricon Scbcrotion OF 2obor"
ibeilt nit, or babe bcreitS aus Der
id)ieoeitcn St1btcn Yrnniplpntio's
Nodridlt erboItcnL boB Die bortigen
Observation-Disclosures bllrd) gb'tlm-
ming iid) iiir einen Inld)lilB oil Die
Strifebclpegun9 crflGrt babcr, mclll
ser StroBcnbnbn.S Strife i'll Ebiloocl.
pbia nidlt bolo cirl Gltoe 1cbnlc.
Gin aino muroe bcutc olird) cinell
StroBenbabu.8 ogapn gctootct mo
elm onoeres ihper pcrlebt.
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GhuI.Nerste.

Gr; :. 8. SsIebari. gr. $50. gors,garrou.
ton.2Iberlie.
Gr. Stbam U. Gage. Wr.. 1905. ainbenIape.
Gr. @ullao ". 2biebe. Ir. 105. Roro'gar'
Strufe.
Gr. ainaro n. ilrauborf. gr. $40. gari!Abs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Ganfiadjer Noro.

&ouiton, Ter, II Marj.
,Su Der Siitte, mcld)e lie b%ewobnteit,
mliroen Ausilit Sduls, ieine 8attin.
lire b~rcijGbrisc 5od,ter ul1b ibr ied)s
Monate otter Sobn, .iorpie eit Soft
aGnger. Namcns Malter 6. &pman,
cridlagen auiaeiunben. lie entles-
lid)c Morotbat mar onideineno per
eil,er @ofe begangen iuoroet. Wan
bat ipeoer Spuren bonn 5bdter 81
entoeden permlodJt, nod fcnnt malt
ocm Wemesermo. 3biiren nns-1er-
tier Ser gebduiing paren uerriegelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Eatten teDren ais europa 6ltrlld.
@oibin g on, 3. g., II. Worj.
g. Gie Sniurgenten i'm Hepraientan'
tcnbuuie begonncn bellte, ourh ibrcn
fiir5liden Sieg iiber Den Spred)er
Cannon uno Die regulGren &epublitat
ner ermlltbigt, ei1en aggrellipen
SAmpf, Inn cine M%nlpenotng Der Hc,
gelu 5u cr5pineenL Ourd iuelte Ser
Sprcd)er Cannon aus Dem Gomite
iiir Hegcln perorangt iperofn nno
cine REMEMBERING ieiuer 8oIlmatt
crleioen iol.
HcprGientont 9torriS BON HebraSs
ia %crlongte ipdt Nahnnitta8s obne
ireero cine poerbergebcnoe @arning
oua @ort uno ltellte cincn Mntrog
oui N~menbirung Ser Hegclu. Iic Sr,
ilrgcntcn bnttcn ii6 id)on icit Mona.
ten al cine berartige 9efue9lrng Dor.
b~ereitet, ollein HiemanO obrte, baB
Der aampf ihon bcutc beginner lpers
DC. Gas Snils iiinte lid raid nit
9eilld)ern, mo 9otcn murben nad)
allcll Rihtun9ei bin ausgeldidt. nm
ole obwelenoen Witglicoer 81 Der 81
crunrtenocn &rnitprobe 5ulnnnmen 81
tronlmeln. Gle Senlofrotell Itclltcn
lid notiirlid) ouf Seite Ger Sniur.
9enten. Che garris ieinen Nntrug
%itelte, bate bns !Solls einen antrog,
Die Grumpader.9in sur Imenoirlhg
bcs Genilss @eieseS in GrtpGgung 5lt
5icben, nit 1i2 geacn 1877 Stinmen
nbgelebnt.
@ci Der Gebotte iibcr Ben Nntro0
fam es 81 uielcn erre9ten @ortpef.
ieln. I'm Z ltbr IberSs ipuroe ell,
bon Solunep (Wtinn.) geitcllter ars
trog ami Sertogu,g bon cen uereis
nigten Snlurgentcn unO Genlofraten
nit 147 0egen 1872 Stimmen Derluo
fcll. I'm s llbr Rgannen Die regll'
lGren Hepublifaner eincn 6libuitier.
fontpf gegcn Sen antrog. MobertS
(0foIi.) itelItc enSromngseinponb,
Dob fein Gllori,m mnfpeieno ici, unO
Grrmpndcr (Snb.) ioroerte Serles
lung Der HumensliIte. Iie SorOc.
rllllg nuroe BON oelt Ecmofrotcn II.
SnIllrgentcn nie0ergcItimmt.
Sn peitereu &erluilf Ser Sibung
trot SpreGer Cannon Den @oriit oll
SlmItcoo Ea.) nb, mo bartn creigs
llctc lid oaS ol,Bergeiuobnlid)e Sfloll.
ipiel, baB Der Marn, Der bas Sails
10 longc oils @utofrat beberriht bat,
bon Dem 6ll,r ans 'ieine Imfsbano.
lnnaen 81 red)tiertigcn perilid)te nlio
Die Shbrcr Ser Sn~ilrgenten ais Scr.
rather ibrer Hartei o%enirn5irte, ipcil
lie Iid) benz i'll, Galifus niisgecriidtcn
@iaen Der Moiorit6t mioeriesten. =
Gle re9illGreii Hcpublitaner bemliib.
ten lid nod mebrere Mnle, geniig
MitglieOer 5uiammen 5u frie8en, I'M
Sertoaung ourdsuieeen iu,b cine ent.
iheioenoe abitimmung iiber ben
idipebenben antrag sl perbiiten. ltnl
lilo Nbenos mei9erte lid oos Saiis
obcrmals. lid 81 uertaeell, mo smar
nit 146 gegen 1877 Stimmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

TSNe snr @eiie in's ausIanS be-
iprBt 9. Maine, ST. 413, Dff-HaIti.
,nsteitrafe, n4te5 Gaesn GSxi1 NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Imftipns.Museigsn.
Z. y. NnbnrG

I. y. NDbura,
Autttunatpr.
Nj. II, Nnrb.Stbcrtns StraRs.
CSas uIte 5uuerldiiiee IittioHsspaIs)
Ser Hadpite @srtaui iinpet itatt
Samitds, 10. Mar3,
1886 0prmittags. p
&eriduf tcincr mn mittelgutcr WI6bcl. nCu mo
furSc 5eit bemtpt, rd'ieHb iir Glc
IbeiIc bCS 3unics.
Varior. sdIai5immrr. spsiieIimmer UNI
Wnbu winner.
Ihatid6Iid slurs, mas iitr Den Nausbalt
lhoU uno rilbllb III.
MatteH, Mugs, StRteppide,
Seppide, GiuulcMm unb GisidrGmfe.
Gum @cgiHt oer s~luttiou:
Grpfe Bartie SaushaItSsGiieheu aus Eager.
bauieru.
speJisa cine plattirte 10'Wau. aaiise.lrns.
9criaui poiltlb. .
CD /. y. Ipburs, gluitionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
gnnb

areisgeridf:
@~inter-gnttdn Soft.
Mi6ier-Sefer 6. Yritdbarb.
VerthtS.Aftitare nut anbere 0ertdfSbeamte
Superior.@eri4t-Gtepben 6. aiftie, nc. 1920.
Sftspaltimore,Strab
Common 8lcas.@ert6t - aSam Teuperi, gr.
$40. Noros4rIinpfon, slpenue.
Sfdbt'Geridt - q. Carer 2inbfnb, Ir. $40.
Rorb'S remont'gloenlie. -
aretSeerint gsr. ! = @m. 81. Carton, Wr. "a,
Glib 6nltons gDcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Warglanser unb Sunbesgeridte.

Gte .Wsii9lieber Der WurbIdHSer @eridte. NIT
ag oSrs ,S Ssr SaiIsnri6ter 'perbel anl %
III III 81 Ss'i m ISFsS @asl fi sTrf ss1 SISlsis 20 Sds Be-
neatsIaiur iaan aber burd einen 0ef6lmB be,
ttm,nen. bab Elm 9tidter, Der Die 2IfcrSerer5e
erreltt, Bat, fetnen 1ermtn nuSoienen bart. Ser
Sfaaf TT III ant SmoiSiaI' pe3irfc getbeili; Die
eonItiieS, lino In fteben Ye5irie e%riippirt, bon
pelc1en ieoer einei. Sberri6ter iino sfpet bel,
essnSe Kt9ier bat; Der adte .Yeeirt 1T ole
une nelin beiftenoen Stidtern. 3nSem wir6 In
baltimore nod, elm Hibier eripiblt, iYeIber mt
zen l!eoen SDsrrtttern bon ben anbeteH iieben
Der SSiieer1eir oeNenirt fir biefcn @eriftsbOi
staats a 81. Sic ealSre ssrreibsH aliO:
s SiIdats IN mSS Ssn assil,sn sssS s59o Sbi.rt ssif e,aS,.
aertdbfsbanf $4,000. bon Delher GlIume Dec
Staaf $4,000 nno bic Stdbt $500 be5ablt. @eit
1904 beftebt ein aitier.Ventons. Seiet, unfer
tpeIbem ,8i9ter Ha6 BEN 10. aebeiSiabre cline
Characterization bon $4,000 erDalten.
Die SnbiJtaLgtStrfe III Marpfans.
Griter @eSirf.
@orceftersGou G~oMerfetsgouutp,
Sortbefier'So nitin: 9Btccmico'gountn
aueeI amle's Gc,unip, aentGonmiS,
eecil'GourtD.
Baltimore gouiip, Sdricrbs Goiintb,
Bierter Be8trf.
gueennbs County, Nafblnatonsgountb
Sarre!tGouitD.
- Shutter .gc;irr.
Gdrron.gonntu. Soiparosgcl ltt,
GedbSfer Besirf.
WscntsoHerp eonnip. 6rseeris.Gountb.
- Stebenter 8e3irf.
Brinee Georges Gouniu, GbarIes.G ountp.
edlbert'eouTio, CT. Wsaro's gounte.
-. g6ter geaIri.
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aampf gesen Cannon.
SniurgeHten nnS Semofraten rideH
linn amf ben Eel5.

2onger, bis in ole Ncht binein
oauernoer &ompf i'm Reprdien-
tantenbouie. - Sbitruftionstuf-
tit Ger fegulGren Hepilblifaner.
3e,tc @erillde in Ebilaoel.
pbia, ben oortiecn Strife ourh
Germitlellng %bei5uIcgcn. - Scs
neraIItritc Der Sattler uno 2eber.
gei1irr = Arbciter beginut am
Moltag. gr.Gice- TrdiiOent
I~airbanfs uno !8etreioemafler
Gotten febren ans europa 5rrilf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Nus Den @creinen,

Salbmonats . geriammIuug Der
rTreibeits = 2iaa Don Morp-
lano." Gie nGigorrcnnrad)er.
llnion Gr. [" idlieB I iid) mir
iiber 300 Mitglieoern oil. - @e
inussprobcn oes ~MtoSart.MG n.
1nerd}orS", llHb bes y9operii6en
MGtnncrhors." taI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

luhHiu Il. NtHpuu.
silSast.seborse a. 3yeiier aatbssueta.
Btdftoerf 8eo: v. NiIniIei. Widbor 3.
gorrp MeabooL, Gontroleur Sarrb g..
Cooper, Gtaot'g roiurntor Cigar slneft
Voc iillo Stabt'S neenienr Benjamin.
gontrGit'g ebbrbe - mabor 3. garrb
Wabcol, QoniroIe,ir lSarrp g. Sooper,
5~tpeiter HdtbSsipeie.y rifibenf Geo. q.
aess s Ss0n 1ns eia0t'ae0'firat0r 5.
5inans. geb5roe~5obn Or, aittia, gri.
fDeft; 5arrb Sabueftpd. %gommiiidr:
W}ubor 3. gdrrb Mnbopl, 9ontroleur
s,arrp g Sooper uni. Stabt,Tesiitra.
tor :. Geipeu Tbomas.
sebbrbe fir pffcntIi4e gsrbeNeruneen-
yrdtteeni Ser,t. T.: 6enoal, stnot.
SSmmssssrniissnarr : Sl'F g. e ~; nn saies @sIIss.
rieur. nnb gbparo .. qrefion, BE.
bduoe'Snfpeftor
ge6orbe fir bffentli4e Si6erbeit-grd.
fbent @oirarb ~. 9arrifb, VrdNSent
DEL. Seuerbebbroe: 2r. Sufnes BpSlep,
Wefunobeiis . Qommiffdr; Gbtpar6 8.
@reftcn, @ebduse.S nfpeitor: s1erIo6
s,pdnn, Vrdfioent Der VpIiseibeboroe,
amD Do SSl S,n,, y @'des. etrdsenretni'
ge9broe Der muntsipoIeu Snsemienre-
Wahor 2. @nrrD tN1abooI, Yorftter;
Gubfunbt Sneenieur GbaS. q. gbeIps,
Sefretdr: NnnersSneenienr glfreo M.
Gutd. SufersSngenieur o. Il. Qndeb,
topogrnpbifhe. 9ermefuusss SnsenIeur
Sof.. -. GbirIeb, Std0tsSngenieur
geninrin z. Seroau, MbSuaffannis
Snaenienr Cabin B.. SenSrfd uuo
Strabenreinigungssg ommiHdr Sofepb
g, @iGes. ~
arniteiien.g ommiffon-Jrani 81. Soen.
9enrb ab1ms uno Sofept 9. sInies.
Rnnit.g oinmtffion - Mapor 4. Warrt
gaabooL grafioent: u. Sad 0arris,
8. g.. eatrobe. Menoes Cohen. Hous
qlas s.. Ibontas. It.. ScFnS Yenntfa,
ton. Sdmes yoing ilH6 .. q. Gperru.
@erintseebdnbe Gcmmiffipn-D,abor q.
Barb -WabooI. 1rdnoent: Ninter
Senrp .. SarIau. Ferdinand g. pns
trpbe. Robert 8. Gntitb. GeIix stqnus.
Nrnnf 81. 3cen, 9. 0Ineb Norris nnS
Ritter Sanruef $. enmuder.
9ofpitnI,g emmifton - Or. gBttiaun o.
HeL6. Nrdfoent: @efWnbbeitS ) Com.
rrtfidr. 9r. SomeS HoaIeh, Or. Sobu
o. 9lafe. Or. 3. 9. atfinton, 81,
Sohn V. GtauberS unb 81. s. Z.
ZNH1tuQ% tEktI{tsffK atHs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Six Billion Feet
Of Timber Burned
in the Northwess
Damage to National Forests in Mon
tana and Idaho is Estimated at
Fifteen Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON. o,L Ask billion
board feet of lumber. valued at about
SIC 10000 were destroyed in the recent for
est fires in the national forests in Montana
and northern Idaho.
The total area burned over in this one
district was put at ! 100000 acres
The first rough estimate of the loss In
tile district was completed today by Off
cials Of tho government forest service. 1t
shows that. the heaviest losses were in two
Idaho forests, the Occur d'Alene where
900 board feet OF timber was killed or
destroyed and more than $4,000 acres
burned over; and tho Clear Water, where
LOCO 100000 feet was killed and 100000 acres
burned over.
1t is believed that last summers fires
either burned or Killed between 1 and Z
PEI cent OF the total stand Of forest timber
At the present rate OF cutting from ma
ticnal forests. 6,O0O, 100000 feet is equal tC
twelve years supply, but 1t is less than one
sixth Of a single years cut in the entire
country, or enough TO keep all lumber mills
busy for something under two months.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Judge Berka a Candidate
for a Carnegie Hero Medal

'Tll save this beast from certain death
and stop him In his tracks He staggered
forth; the other two in anguish turned
their backs.
On came the horse, but Berka paused
and seized a leafy limb from off an old
brush heap aud held Il out 10 front OF
him. The horse had doubtless read Mae
beth and thought Of Dusinahe, al any rate
he held his breath and stopped as II In
pain The judge advanced bis olive branch
extended a. a shield. then suddenly he
whirled Il of and proudly stood revealed.
In mingled fear, ohagrin. surprise, the
horse came 10 stand and tried with
pleading In his eyes 20 shake the judges s
hand. The judge declined the proffered
hoOf and made the rein secure, well know
ing that through ali the years his brave
deed would endure.
Yes Andy Carnegie may scoff and hold
up his reward. aud some may say that
hero's deeds must be- done with a sword,
but 1 say hau the fearless judge aud
hail the silent two. and hail the city coun-
cu all ana likewise me and y0ui
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25

In a lonely spot on a lonely road in Tar
East omaha three eouneilmen on a curious
quest deed Of courage saw. a deed that
stood their hair on end and shook their
unbent knees and caused the legislative
blood iu ali their veins 10 ffeszs.
Judge Berka, famous mau OF peace, the
orator and sage. took chances that would
test the nerve Of a stripping half his age.
As the councilmen we're coming DER some
very pensive cows and trying to find ty-
phoid signs IN the archness OF their brows.
aud wondering II the bovines had tubercu-
losls germs and II twas shame or shyness
caused their sudden starts and squirms-a a
sound the beat OF many feet comes whiff
ling on the air. said Tom McGOvern, "What
was thatg' said Brucker, "Hark, look
there a maddened steed with tail up
reared and ears flat 20 the breeze came
plunging down the lonely road with the
harness round bis knees.
IL was a fearsome moment still and 81
lent stood the three Then out stepped
Louis Berks. bold and boldly then spake he
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Peter MortenSen
for Commission,
Says Big Petition
Filed to Place Name OF
Ex-Tressurer on Ballot for Rail
way Vacancy.
lErom a 500 correepondent.l


LINCOLN. Neb., oct 2A-CSpecial Tele-
gramJ-A petition signed by 1000 voters
was filed with the secretary Of state to-
night requesting that the name OF Peter
Mortensen be placed upon the ballot as a
candidate for state railway commissioner.
~ Mortensen reached the city this after
IN and consented to make the race.
Z Unions differ as to the legality OF elect
state railway commissioner 70 sue
: w. n. Cowgirl, deceased. Some at
hold that Il Is the duty Of the
to appoint, the appointment to
anil the election. year from this
.dne. Others contend that the appointment
could only run until the frst OF January
and the vacancy be filled by election.
One section Of the law provides that the
vacancy must be filled by election where
1t occurs within thirty days Of the election
II the vacancy occurs in less than thirty
days before election, some contend II
must be filled by appointment
The Mortensen petition was circulated by
the republican state committee. No peti-
tion has been filed for a democrat
II is expected that Governor Shallen
berger win appoint a successor to Mr.. Cow
gill and that the person who finally get,
the place viii have to secure title through
the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Will Hitchcock Put 1t Back?

purpose Of being loaned for his own
benefit. Mr.. Hitchcock does not give the
date upon which he borrowed the origi-
nal amount, which IL important to his
case Another thing remains 70 be cleared
up, and that is why the editor OF a demo-
cratic newspaper down in Omaha would
so all the way to Atkinson 10 borrow
money from a bank OF small capital that
IN those days, Il may be presumed. did
not do a statewide business. Mr.. Hitch
cock says he was in hard lines and was
borrowing wherever ne could get H. bul
this loan was secured from a republican
VINO was state treasurer. In a period when
II was seemingly regarded as all right for
the treasurer TO loan these funds tor his
own private benefit and FOR individuals
to borrow. There was. Of course. much
protest from the people because OF this
practice but nobody ever took Il into
court and the job Of treasurer was re-
garded az insuring fortune for its occu-
pant during his term Of office.
Mr. HOward's charge was backed up
by some relevant evidence. So far Nh.
Hitchcock supports his answer only by
his own word lie says the funds he bor-
rowed we're from Bartley's bank and not
from the state treasury. The truth Is
what we should have and Mr.. IIitchoock
should bring forward whatever proof he
can gather,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Aldrich alkS
at South Omaha
Appears at the Packing Plants and
at the Exchange with
Judge Sutton,

Chester II. Aldrich and Judge a. L. sut-
ton made a whirlwtnd campaign through
South omaha Monday. both men delivering
half dozen addresses to Remarkably en-
thusiastic audiences. Thousands Of work.
men heard Mr.. Aldrioh % the gates Of the
big Magic City packing plants, the party
going rapidly from one TO another OF these
big institutions
At noon the campaigners reached the
1--we Stock exchange Here the addresses
were made in the rotunoa. which was
crowded with live stock dealers Judge
Sutton spoke first and then Mr.. Aldrich
was introduced by Jay Laverty.
Mr.. Aldrich made a most favorable inn
preston at the exchange and was greeted
again and again with rousing cheers.
Several times during the day Mr.. Aldrich
expressed his confidence not only in vic
tory in the state as a whole, but in a great
big vote In Douglas county remark
which the applause each time fully justi-
fled Judge Sutton wps also warmly
greeted by his host OF friends in South
Omaha. Tho congressional candidate fire.
auentiy expressed his pleasure at appear
ing with Mr Aidrich.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
How They Covered the steal.
Idncolu News GndD.

Lincoln News dndJ
Before AIr. Hitchcock can secure a fun
verdict OF acquittal there are several
points it seems he should clear up that
he does not do in his answer Bartley's
dcfalcadon was caused by reason of his
inability to promptly collect the money
of uic state that he mad loaned out ON ms
own account. II did not actually come
TO light until several months after his
retirement from office but there can be
little doubt that he began loaning state
money shortly after he took hold is
treasurer which was more than four years
before bis shortage was brought 10 light
he did not. as a rule, loan money direct
from the treasury 10 the individual but
through the medium Of various banks.
Ills method, as IL has been generally
Understood, was TO deposit in a bank m
excess OF tho amount tnat bank was en-
titled 10 receive under the depository bond
n had on file. This excess hartley dl-
rectcd Tho loaning OF as he had arranged
with individuals Or the bank the interest
going 10 himself This may or may not
have been the case with the loan 20 Hitch
cock Tho money he secured from Bart
les may have been Eartley's private
funds or IL may have been money Of the
state deposited theres by BARLEY for the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
MRS, MOORE WONEN'S GUEST
Distinguished Officers of National and
Other Clubs at Function
CLUR MEMBERs HONOR LEADER
President of General Federation and
other Disnitarics In Gathering of
One Hundred and FIFTY at the
Henahaw Hotel Monday.

Club women Of Omaha, Nebraska and Of
Iowa, who Monday morning attended the
break fast given by the Omaha Woman's
club in honor OF Mrs. Philip n. Moore, gen
eral Federation president. received from
the president most enthusiastic message,
a clear cut and inspiring report of the
work which the women's clubs Of the coun-
try have done and are doing.
The breakfast was held in the Rath-
skeller Of the Henshaw> at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning and included besides members
OF the Omaha federated organizations cluO
women from Council Bluffs, South Omaha,
Benson. Florence. Dundee, members Of the
Association Of Collegiate Alumnao and the
Nurses association, to the number of $50.
Mrs, NJ. ID. Cameron, president of the
Omaha Woman's club. presided most grace
fully at the informal and brief after
breakfast speechmaking introducing the
several club dignitaries, each of whom was
received with enthusiasm, and each Of
whom gave a brief and pleasing talk. Mrs.
Harry L. Keefe Of Walthill. member Of the
board Of directors OF the Federation, spoke
of the loyalty which the Omaha club had
always shown to the state and also to
the general federation and its Importance
in state work Mrs. l. NJ. Richards OF
/
tion. spoke pleasantly OF her impressions
OF Omaha and Nebraska club women and
OF the close feeling between the club
women of the two states 1t is this spirit
OF fellowship and loyalty OF one club
woman to another, one organization To an
other, which the federation is fostering and
promoting among club women Of the coun-
try" she said Her talk. however was
/ dlstinctny humorous in quality
Mrs. F. II, Cole Speaks.
7 Mrs. Frederick II. Cole. the Nebraska
/ president, was received with enthusiasm,
but spoke most briefly and only intro
/ duotory Of the General Federation presi-
dent,
/ Mrs. Moore. who has quiet but most
/ effective manner OF speaking. gave a con-
else but enthusing exposition OF what the
clubwomen OF the country have accom-
plished, are accomplishing and aim to ao-
compIish Cooperation" she said, lis tht
shibboleth OF the federation today. We ar'
not scattering our forces, but divdnl
them according to the interests Of the diff
ferent women included in our organiza,
tion. that is. the women interested in lit
erature. art. civics and philanthropy.
The platform Of the federation is tn,
Continued on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
NAVAL BASE IS NOT
NEEDED At NEW ORLEANS
seeretsFy Meyer Looks over the situ-
alton az the Crescent
CITY.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. "a Secretary Of
the Navy George Won L. Meyer, who rs
here on a tour Of Inspection OF United
states naval stations. today said be could
see no sreat reason Tor a naval base ot
New Orleans.
IF there Is ever 10 be any lighting 4
viii not Dc on the Guf OF Mexico" he said,
but will be around the entrance OF the
Panama canal Of course none OF Us antici-
pates a confiict. but Il Il should come the
canal wiu be the place which viii need
forufying don't think the Mississippi
valley Is In any particular danger OF iu-
yasion."
Although "a is thought the secretary
faVors making Guantanamo the naval base
Tor the sur, q strong effort will be made
" nave ths naval station here retained