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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
TREE DAMAGE RULING UPHELD
Supreme Court Says Power Company
Must Pay Mrs. Slsbaugh Damages.
SELLER LOSES APPEAL
Admission Of Liquor seller that lie
Has No License All that ~
Required for COnvic-
ffnu.

LINCOLN, Nov. 16.-(speclal Telegram)-
The verdict for damages secured by Annie
G. Slabaugh against the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company for trimming
the trees in front OF her property because
they interfered with the light wires has
been affirmed ythe supreme court. The
court holds:
In the absence Of valid legislative act
or municipal ordinance granting the public
service corporations authority to trim
shade trees growing in the streets Of a
metropolitan city without compensating the
abutting property owner for damages
thereby inflicted and enacted before the lot
owner plants trees in that part of the
street contiguous to his lot. an electric light
company is liable to the owner for dam
ages accruing TO his lot by reason of such
trimming.
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgment OF the district court Of Ian
caster county. which found Herman
TIuette guilty Of selling liquor without a
license After his arrest the defendant
asked for a change of venue to a Have
| lock justice he holding that the police
judge and other justices in the city were
prejudiced. This motion was overruled
and when arraigned the defendant did not
plead. A plea of not guilty was entered
! for him and he was bound over to this
/ district court. There be filed a motor
to uuash the information. This was
overruled and the defendant found guilty
The principal question for the supreme
court was the Overruling Of the motion
to quash the information. The court
held:
Proof that a defendant who admits
that he has no license to sell intoxicating
liquors was requested to procrge liqItl
for another, received the money there
for, and shortly afterwards delivered th
liquor to such person, is sufficient e
make a prina facie case, and authorizes
a conviction in the absence of any ex
! PLANTATION or denial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

James Good and the two viii attend
conference on the big farm ~ the Mus
quake Indians in Tams county. The In
dian chiefs have visited Washington fire.
quently in regard 20 various matters, but
this IS the first time officials have gone
among them to inquire as 20 thor condi-
ton and their desires. They have a long
list Of grievances affecting snnuites. the
schools and their lands.
Carroll orders ThanksgiviuE.
Governor Carroll today issued his Thanks
giving day proclamation. in which ne said
Through the blessings Of an overruhug
providence, we come again to the thanks
giving season. with abundant cause for re-
joicing. Never I'm the history Of our state
has there been greater reason why its citi-
gems should return to Almighty God the
sincere thanks OF a grateful people. Sell
dom, II ever, has our commonwealth been
blessed with so plentiful crops as have been
grown I'm lowe this year. An abundance OF
almost everything common 20 our soil has
been produced. Labor has been well en-
ployed and at good wages. Business con-
ditions are good and our people are pros
porous and contented. 1t Is not only I'm
harmony with custom but highly appro-
pirate chat a day be set apart for thanks
giving and prayer for continued blessings
and protection TO our commonwealth and
It's people, and therefore l. y. +. Carroll
governor Of the state OF Iowa. do hereby
designate and proclaim Thursday. Novem-
Der "a ab Thanksgiving day and / do
earnestly request that insofar as II Is pos
sible the day be observed as a day of
thanksgiving and that the people meet TO-
gether IN thankful worship and praise to
God for blessings already bestowed and in
petition for continuance OF his goodness
toward us and all His people"
Chairman FRANKIE Of the republican state
committee has called the members to meet
here on Friday for tho purpose Of closing
up the business of the year and making a
report to the secretary OF state as to re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
HEAVY DEMAND FOR CASH
Iowa Institutions Will Call Upon
Legislature for Funds.
GREAT INCREASE IN ESTIMATES
Relief Exists Epueptie colony VIII
ne Established for which Two
Hundred ThOusand Dollars
a. Asked.
(From a staff Correspondent

(From a staff Correspondent
DESMOINES. Ia. Nov. 1e-(Special Tel
egram.) THE report Of the state Board OF
Control, filed with the governor today, ask
ing for over a million and a quarter Of
special appropriations for state insutu-
lions, including $4,000 for land for an
epilepuc colony, Is taken to indicate that
the demands upon the next legislature for
money will be enormous. The board not
only asks for special appropriations that
are very large in view OF the enormous
expenditures OF the last ten years, but
also for increase of support funds because
Of the increased cost of all products. 1t
is believed the new institution to care for
the epileptics will be established
POstoffice Suspects in Court.
Albert Truesdel and Fred Leer, the two
young men charged with breaking and
entering the building used as a postoffice
at Valera, Ia, we're arrsigned in United
States district court before Judge Smith
Mcpherson. Truesdel pleaded not guilty
to the charge and will be tried Leer
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced later
The men are the two arrested several
weeks ago at Parsons, Kan.
Conference with the Indians.
Senator Cummins went to Toledo, la, to-
day, where. he will meet Congressman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
Labor Federation
Hears Resolutions
From Committee
proposition for Erection of an office
Building in Washington to Come
Up for Action,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1e-Resolutions which
have been presented to the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor convention were read at
this mornings session. Reports OF COM
mittees were also made. Because Of a visit
to one Of the largest breweries but one ses-
sion was held. s-v
The delegates before adjournment will act
on the recommendation OF the executive
committee that the federation erect build
ing in Washington, ID. c.. for its own use
and with space to rent 20 business and pro-
tessional men. -..r
1t has also been recommended that the
convention meet the third Monday I'm No
vember instead Of the second The dele
gates claim that the convention comes too
soon after the elections in different parts
of the country
The dispute between the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor and the Canadian Trades
and Labor congress as to terms on which
they are affiliated, broke out afresh today.
The terms have not vet been accurately
defined
p. NJ. Draper, secretary OF the Canadian
organization introduced o. resolution max
ing the Canadian body coordinate with
and Independent of the federation. Many
members Of the American Federation wish
to admit the Canadians under the status
Of state federation. The resolution was
referred to a committee.
A discussion Of two hours took place on
the floor upon the question OF seating
delegate Kemp Of the Keokuk, Ia, Central
Trades and Labor union. The credentials
committee recommended that Kemp be moi
seated on the ground that the Keokuk or.
ganization took sides with an anu-unior
body. The committee was sustained.
1 Victor Berger OF Milwaukee, socialis
congressman elect, issued statement II
which he denied he was preparing a con
test against the reelection OF samue
Gompers as president, or planning to cap
| tlWe the organization for the sociais
party.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
Tramp Sets Fire
While He's Asleep
Lights Cigarette and Falls Asleep
While in Empty Building
Makes Confession.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 16.-(special Tel
egram.) -Casper Rymann, a tramp aged p,
is under arrest here, charged with starting
fire which destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property at Mansfield last Monday. Ry-
mann acknowledges starting the fire, but
claims It was accidental. He slept
in a vacant building Monday night and
claims to have awakened at o'clock Mon
day morning and lit cigarette and to have
fallen asleep while smoking, awakening to
find the building in flames. State Fire Mar
shat Crawft reached Mansfield yesterday
and after investigation arrested Rymann,
who confessed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
NO NEED OF ANY WATER SCARE
Trouble Comes from Inability Of Clerk
to Understand Report.
SCIENTIFIC TERMS TOO MUCH
Council Not Able e. Digest The Cons
tents Until Expert Appears PER-
sOnalIy and Tells what IL
- All AbOut.

There is no need for alarm over the con-
dition OF the city water, according to the
city bacteriologist DR.. Millarj Langfeld.
The city council would nave saved itself
the furry over the Few extra hundred
thousand million bacteria IL IL had not
passed a resolution recently demanding
that the city bacteriolosist file his TepoIi rs
with the city clerk. Heretofore they have
been filed only with the health COMMITS
sioner.
When the reports came in to the city
council the members found themselves en-
tirely unable to solve DIR. Langfelt's scien-
tific jargon and the result was consterna-
ton. At the meeting Monday afternoon
the substance Of the report was finally abb
straoted from the doctors problepaucal
chirography and after they mad wofrned
out the words. the Legislators did not Know
what it was all about. so they passed a
resolution instructng him to appear ia
person and explain.
Il have been told, said Or. Lnnsfsld,
that the Fairmont Creamery fire was re-
sponsible for some Ut the lao water that
we had about that time. There Is no doubt
that there was a material increase just
following that in tAe number of bacteria
in the water, but since then It has dropped
W AVi AielA - "0AN ~ % i'6'' % oee'NN0 -
the cubic centimeter and the ordinance
provides for nothing over 10000 per cubic
centimeter
1.-The system Of water supply here could
be improved. 1t seems as II there could De
a supply for water protection that was moi
drawn through the mains that furnish
water chemically treated to destroy the
germs. That is the way it is done ir
Baltimore. A bad fire IN Omaha exhs usti
all the water that has been treated and th'
city is supplied with a lot in which th'
germs have not been destroyed"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
Firth nooth .
HYMENEAL.
CarIin-sehoenherr

(special.l-Mr Lee Carlin and Miss
marriage at st. Benedicts Catholic
church this morning at high mass. IN the
presence o. q large number OF relatives and
friends Both OF the young people were
born and reared IN this section and stand
Fery high. After the ceremony the wed
ding party was Toasted at the home OF
AR. and Mrs. George Landersr and left this
afternoon for the northern part OF the
state. where they Nin spend the greater
part OF the winteF With the parents OF the
groom. ~ IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
BEEFSTEAK is STILL CHEAPER
lcontInued from FirsL 10

twelve years. says Edgar Allen of the
Allen Bros. company.
Except lines controlled by trusts or
dominated wherever produced by large in
terests. grocery wares are now far below
what they used to be. MIX and cheese and
preparations Of these are higher, at least
1914 per cent in some cases. But all other
lines are lower. You have never heard a
complaint, have you, with respect to gro
Gerry prices, even when talk about the in
creased cost OF living has been most
furious? The standard OF many things has
increased. Canned goods are far better in
quality than ever before and the amounts
sold larger per can"
Germany Wants Cheaper Meat.
BERLIN, Nov. 16.-It was officially an
nounced that the imperial government con-
templates the early opening Of the frontiers
for the importation of foreign live stock in
order to counteract the high prices for
meat. Chancellor Won Bethmann- Hollweg
already has given permission for the gov
ernments OF Baden and Alsace-Lorraine to
import a considerable quota Of French ami
mails.
Live stock Lower at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 16--Declines of 90
cents per 100 pounds In the price Of sheep,
Is to Is cents in the quotations on hogs, 15
TO 25 cents In the cattle prices occurred at
the stock yards today, owing to large re-
celpts and the general belief that cheap
corn will result in largely increased sup
plies Of all kinds OF tat live stock in the
future.
Prices In hogs have fallen about s175 per
100 pounds in the last four weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
Indiana Nearly Three Millions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The pOpula-
ton OF the state Of Indiana is 2,7OOS76 &C
cording to statistics Of the thirteenth cen
sus made public today. This is an in
crease Of 1sl.4l4. or 79 per cent over
ISIS, 462 in 1900. The increase from 1890 to
1900 was s2405s, or 14s per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

ccipts and expenditures. The headquarters
will then be closed and Chairman FRANKIE
will devote his entire time to his campaign
for election to the United Statcs senate.
The democrats have decided upon support
Of ex-Congrossman Dan Hamilton as their
candidate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

Democrat Wins in Ninth wisconsin.
face Of the returns in the Ninth congress
sional district Thomas F. Konop, demo-
crat, of Kewaunee has , majority and the
certificate Of election win undoubtedly be
issued TO him by the secretary Of state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

CHICAGO. Nov. 16-(special Telegram.)-
Herbert Cronkhit Of Nebraska City and
Martha Lefebre OF Clinton. H.. were
licensed TO marry here today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

Kansas fo9tQffice - hobheu.
WELLINGTON. Kan. sSov. 1.-The post
office az Portland, Kan, fifteen miles
south Of here. was blown hy robbers carly
today. The bandft5 Attured 500 IN stamps
and 80 IN money and escaped into Okla
homa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
DEATH RECORD
Nathan simpler.

FREMONT. Neb Nov. I6-(speoial)-
Brief funeral services were held here to-
day under Masonic auspices for Nathan
Sampler, who died at his home in this
city yesterday morning after a long Ill
meas OF stomach trouble. He was born in
Germany fifty7seven years ago and landed
in New York in 1865 With 9 cash capital Of
s.. He secured work in clothing store
and IN 1885 came TO Fremont and went
INTO the clothing business. in which he re-
manned, with the eKoepuonaof two or three
years, until a few weeks before his death.
He'Owned considerable real estate here and
was interested in other business enter
prises. In 1883 no was married to Mrs.
Carrie Myers OF Omaha, who survives him,
with three children, one son and two
daughters. The body. was taken TO Omaha
today for burial in the Hebrew cemetery.
Funeral OF Mrs, Julia SAvidEe.
AUBURN, Neb., Nov. 16.-(Special THE
funeral Of Mrs. Julia saWdge took place
at the residence OF her husband. Rev.
Charles w Sa4idge, at II o'clock Tuesday
Mrs. Savidge was over $ years old. Her
husband Is very sick and 10 not expected
20 survive her but a short time. Inter
ment win take place at Hiawatha. Kas..
where the body was shipped this noon.
Mrs. savidgs 10 survived by five children,
Of whom Rev. Charles w. savidge OF
Omaha and Watson savdge OF this place
are well known.
Firth BoOth.
SIDNEY Neh. Nov, I6-(special Tele-
gram Firth Booth. a prominent rancher
af the Lodge Pole valley died at his
home near sunol this evening after a briei
illness, aged s. He came TO Cheyenne
sounty IN 1873 and engaged in the ranch
ing business. He was born at Hudders'
Geld. England. He leaves a wife and
eight children. Burial will take place here
"a Friday.
CaptaIn Nathan MunshOweF.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov l6-Captain Nathan
Munshower. national commander OF the
Union Veteran Legion, died In Protestant
hospital this morning after an illness ex-
tending over two weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17
The Weather

For Nebraska--Rai or snow.
For IOWa-UnBettled.
SHIPPERS BULLETIN.
Prepare Congratulations shipments in all
directions from Omaha, for freezing tenn
peratureg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

per minute for sixty successive minutes
This exhibition will take place at the booth
OF the Boyle's Business college in the an
mex Mr.. Bla.sdell, in an exhibition
Wednesday afternoon, made a record OF 1873
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause
Call for full name. Look for signature
u. W. GROVE. go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-17

lnolcaNeH trace OF precipitation.
l. A. WELSH, Local F0Tecastea
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08

Withheld Money From Beneficiary
and Lost II On Races-Fellow
Employe Arrested

Charged with forgery in connection
with the payment of a death benent
Adolph Brassem, all agent for The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. was
convicted in Judge Phelan's court
Wednesday morning Samuel Al
bright. one OF the managers OF the
company was arrested In the cen
tral police station. Wednesday, In
connection with the case. He IL
charged with having conspired with
Brassem in the deal
The amount oil the claim was 40
When a son of Amda Werra commit
ted suicide some time ago, Brassem
forged the mothers name TO docu-
ment upon which the benefit was col
lected. lie never turned the money
In TO the woman, who was the bene-
tlciary. She started an investigation
and Brassem gave her $40. Later SHE
reported the matter TO the company
and on investigation by the officials
Brassem was prosecuted. He imph-
Gated Albright who was arrested
Wednesday morning
Brassem says he and Albright
spent the money playing the races.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
DIED.

GlLL--James. at residence Of his son,
George B Gin. III Marston court
father Of George b. William u. Wal
ter y and James \ Gill OF Ogden.
Utah Funeral will be held from
Most Holy Rosary church at o'clock
Thursday.
HUMPHREY Fell asleep In Jesus, Dee
4, William Humphry. at the age OF "a
father OF Mrs Zach Robinson, and
the late Lucy A Humphry Funeral
from house, 30 Hecla- ave, Thursday
Dec s. at o'clock and from the
house 10 Central Gospel hall at the
corner Of Grand River-ave. and Har-
rison avenues at l:30 O'Clock. Eng
lish papers please copy
William Huebner. Dec 6
aged 90 years, beloved husband OF
Emma Huebner and father OF VIII
liam Jr.. Mrs. @. Kramp. Mrs. f. Dor
gowski, Mrs. A. Rossow Ellwood and
Eleanor Huebner. Funeral FRIDAY
from residence, $40 Dubois-st at
y M
DOMZALSKI-Dec 8, at residence. 957
81. Aubin-ave., Mary. beloved wife
OF Michael Domzalski. mother of
Wladlslaus n, Bruno T., Mary. Stella
F.. Casimer. Boleslaus, Stanislaus
and Thaddeus Domzalski Funeral
Friday, Dec. =. from residence, thence
st Albertus Roman Catholic church.
Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery
PlERCE-Mrs Nellie. beloved wife OF
Lynn. aged 81 years lnterment at
Woodmere. Services at 300 Fourth
ave. $50 Thursday.
EICE-Dec 4. 1910. Fred w, beloved
sen OF Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Rice. e.
humboldt ave Lexington News
please copy Burial at Lapeen
SMITIi--Dicd Dece mber .. 1910 John
beloved husband of Belle smith
Funeral Friday morning from his
brothers residence. 500 Grand River
at o'clock and at St Leos church
at $50 o'clock
w WEEKS--Sidney Earl, beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Weeks brother
OF Harry Weeks. nj 49, Brooklyn
avenue. Notice OF funeral later. Al
bton papers please copy.
w Observation-Disclosures q. 1910 Mrs Il.
w, beloved wife OF y. r Wesncr
aid mother of Warren aud Mabel
Wesner, Mrs Charlotte Dell. of South
Bend. Ind. Mrs. Pauline Miller. OF
Boston and Mrs Georgia Recap OF
Detroit. Funeral services from son ;
residence, S5I BROOKLYN avenue. at
$50 Thursday morning Burial at
Owosso, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08

HELP wANTED-NALE
| ToOLMAKER, machinist, lead glazier
pattern maker. barn man, woodwork
ing machinist Central, % Fort
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08

Sealed proposals viii bc received al
the office OF the Fire Commission un-
I'll 3 o'clock p. m. Monday. December
-, 1870 for furnishing the Detroit
FIRE Department with one rising bend
fitted with two three way boat CON
nections with happer valves and all
bolts. gaskets ana companion hanges.
Patterns for the above are owned by
the Fire Department, and Will he re-
turned by bidder when work is COM
pleted Contractor Will be required To
Furnish bond in the sum OF $500 to
Guarantee fuliillment of contract The
right 10 reject any and all bids is ex-
pressly reserved. Bids Will be en-
dolsed Proposal for Pipe Line Con-
ne, ton" and will be delivered in trip
licate TO George w Stockwell, Sec
rotary N-l"'
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
William q. Bryant, Is7 Canton
Clarence simpson. lO3 Blaine
Jacob kaminitzky. 339 Hastings
Aikman Armstrong. $50 Montcalm
kostek Pizoski, 1910 Chenc
Adam Geyer. l3l Jay.
John French. 5s7 Eorest ".
charles l.. Northrub. 500 Philadelphia
Crist Moik, s29 Franklin.
Joe Rudolf. 7bi kirby
Henry Grogeteske. s2s Livernois.
William Schultz, i0i Scott
VIM. Rattray, 1912 Mckinley. twins
Amiel DE Creme. Kercheval-ave
BOYS
Frank Kehl. 263 Holconh
David Jones. sol Clinton
Frank Szahta, $50 Palmer.
Week Ftdorek, 1888 81. Aubin
Warren Brown, PAT Harmon
Perry Young. lis Greenwood
otto Schultz. 1859 Twenty-hfth
Geo. Crumley. 79i Roosevelt
Charlie Herbst, Rich
Meiko Wagner. 900 Palmer
Thomas Skehan. 36i Campbell.
jos. Tucker. l7s Engle.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
DAILY DEATH LIST.

George B. Angel, 45 years. lG2 Law
ton, chronic nephritis
Ihomas Glowny. 3s years. 21i llli-
nois; pneumonia.
Mary Is. Williams 81 years 2S5 los
campau; peritonitis
Mlchaltna Dzwuniarek, 81 years III
Thirty-nrst; cancer OF liver.
Joseph Barberi years 66l Riyard.
acute meningitis
Michael Mention IS years Gladuin
PARK; drowning, suicide
Harriet French. IL years 3lS Mt
Elliott dtlitation of heart
Bessie Ward. 43 years. l0sS Four
teenth. carcinoma
Emile Braun, is years. 1864 Scotch
mitfal stenosis
Helen Stabenow, years. Az Toledo
acute nephritis
Hazel +: Matheson. 81 years. sss
Lawton diabetes.
James l.. Coins O. wears, 63S Hast
ings; pneumonia
Henry Williams. 81 years. 337 Car
donia. nephritis.
William Gleisner - years Gas Ora
ttot; chronic nephritis.
Ethel Montgomery. IL years, S39 Six
teenth; inquest pending
IRnatius kobliz ~ years, ST aMry's
hospital; general peritonitis.
William Humphry. 20 years - Hec-
la. dtlatation OF heart
Elizabeth Staherar. 90 years. E,loise.
Mich. seuile debility
Edward Georg. : years. 200 Eoosc-
welt. acute meningitis
Mary Parish. 20 years, 616 Congress
T.. valvular disease.
Jacob Sksczynski months. AS Gold
ner: pneumonia
James Eagan. - years. l7O Bagley;
scirrhous
James Gin. 6s years 217 Marston
valvular disease or heart.
Millie Zito. years. S Jay pneu-
monia.
Angeline Zaboronski. years. III
Jos Campau; laryneeal stenosis.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
PERSONAL

NOTICE--If any poor girl is in trouble.
uceuiug advice. friendship or help
write of cali ON :. g MARGARET
pI-FN "oN Forrest west salvation
Army.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
ron sALI-aEsruENcn PROPERTY.

: NOOM.s. MODERN
Rt1ht at Clark Park. double width lot
s365U
- ROOMS. TWO BATHS
Hot water aud hot-air heat. on Edt'
son less than cost, $1,000 and SIS
pcr month
4 NEW COTTAGE
Md new 2-familv Hat splendid
huN at s3.20c
Two Family Modern Brick
Neur Relic Isle bridge Sb1oo1 haii
cash
COTT AGE. : Rooms. $1,000
COTr AGl.. - Rooms. ST. 400
xs00 cash and S12 uer month.
{. :. BEADLE.
Main s5g4 McGRAW BLDG
The Detroit times., 1910-12-08

YOU are wanted for government posi-.
tion $50 month Write for list ~
positions open. Franklin Institute.
Dept. i60-A, Rochester. y. Y.