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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
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Muf 0em &onpent Der Gemotraten
Minne lota's, mel6er Conner tag leB=
ter @o6e III Minneopolis abgebalten
muroe, ging es 5iemlid itiirmiid 81,
uno nob erregten Debatten tam
Mben0s INN s nbr erit Die Stoats=
fonpention gum MbidluB. Dielelbe
miro ols cine ser lebbafteiten politi=
i6en &onpentionen, Sic felt Sabren
inn 5taote itattfanoen be5ei6net. Die
@auptfragen 0rebten iid INN Sic 9eo=
mination 6es @ouperneurs =&an6i6a=
ten ur1o 1m sic Soee, in ser Nlattform
cine &%eiolution gu @uniten ser Count
tp=0ption 6ur65uoriiden. SHE Dele=
gaten maren lt6 6ariiber einig, 6aB
ssobn 2ino eienr ser beiten 9emofru=
ten inn Staate lei un6 Ser 8urotglte
nit ser Domination fir 6aS @onDer=
neursamt beebrt 5u mer6en. Mne tra=
ten fir i'm Elm, bo6 iie maren in 5mei
6aftionen getbeilt. Oie einen miini6=
ten feline Domination trob Ieiner mie=
oerbolt anSgeiprodenen @etgernng,
ols &an0t0at %auf5utreten, mabrem sic
uroeren ser Mnit9t mare1t, ct lei BE-
reitS einmnl @ouperneur BON Min-
ne ota gemeien, 6aB er onr6 oieIe
Mominution ni6ts gepinnen miiroe,
u10 6aB man Dor auem leine 8iinibe
beriidii6tigen ioue. Dieie 1ebteren
>paren es, mel6e Sen Ermult in SSe=
ne iebten, ser iid erft aumabli6 leg
tie, na6oem 2in6's Domination 6urh=
geiebt par. Die iibrtgen &an6i0aten
muroen Damn in ralder Nu%feinan0er=
folge nominirt. Sc iin6 Dies: 50. 6.
Sift bon Gong Brairie fir oas Slice
@ouperneursamt; S. @. Sobnion
bon Seem l1lm ais 5taatsi efretar; S.
sc. 6reeman bon Slipia als General
onpalt; 6. S. 2a0ner bon ct. @lono
ais @taatsidabmeiiter; S. S. Meig<
ZEN bon Hrelton als 5toatsau0itor;
6reo. 6. @beaton bon Minneapolts
ais 6efretar 0es 9bergeri6ts; fir
sic Steue ols Oberri6ter: Ibomas
.. O'8rien bon ct. SAUL, Mrtbur
6. Snom BON @inona; Hbil. 6.
8ropn bon 2ubine un0 Cabin s.
8ropn bon Morris.
GpnntDSptton.
Sos STE oll1ttons= &Aomttee batte
ols @oriiber SEN 5enator @orfs bon
Manfato. &aum batte ii6 6asielbe or
ganiiirt, mur6e ou6 iofort Sic
County Sption" Mngelegenbeit auf=
genonmen. S. 9. &ompe beantrag=
tie sic Mufnabme elmer County Sp~
tion-BIanfe in sic Blattform nno fan6
babel sic unteritiBung nod zines &o=
mitee- Mitglteoes. Mif 2et6tigfeit
muroe oiei e Sc plution nie6erge-
itimmt, aber es mur0e Elm &lauiel in
sic Hlattform gefiigt, melde beiagt,
naB sic County Sptton=Srage BON
eir1er &ef enoum=Mblttmmltng abbdn-
gig gema6t mer0en mnB, mas, mie
0as &omitee erfldrte, nnf 6as ielbe
berousfdme.
@rnn6iaterflarnng.
Die ieitens 6es &eiolutionsfomitees
altsgearbeitete 8rin5ipienerflarung
fano in Ser &onpention begeiiterte
Mufnabme. Dur6 lire Mmform
peroommt sic 6emofratiide Bartei
entidieoen Sen 8apne-Ml6ri6@6arif,
melder qeaen sic @iinide reg No1=
ffes nn5 i'm @egeniabe gu Sen Ser
ipredungen ser repl1blifaniiden Har=
tel 'erlaiien ml1r6e. Nrdiioent Gaft
mir6 Of ieiner gnergieloiigfeit 0em
&ongreiie gegeniiber in 5aden ser
Carthage 16urf fritiiiert, un0 Sic
Soltung Ser M0mtntitrotion in Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04


@alobrGn6e I'M Mationalforit ser
S6mar5en Serge geloi9t fem, ober
Ser groBen Diirre megen ie6en Mu>
genblid mteoer altsbre9en fonten. Inn
oieie Sta6t maren 800 Mann nit
2oidarbeiten beidaftigt.
5ionr Sails. - 9iele Sta6t
mar in ser @a9t bon Somitag auf
Sonntag in GROCER Mufregung infol=
ge elmer S6ieBerei, sic 6amit en0igte,
0aB ser Sbdter, Elm Meger, ser am
Samitagabeno 5mei &oli5iiten get06-
tet, am Sonntag fritz bon einem go
li5iiten eri6oiien mur0e. @egen tal1=
len6 &erionen betbeiligten ii9 an ser
na6tliden &erfolgung 6es Sbaters>
un0 Sic 9timmung lieB 3eitmetlig Ell
ne 2pn6erei befiir6ten. @s gelang
aber i9lieBIi9 Sen 8eamten un6 6em
bel onneneren Element, 6ie Mutb Ser
Menge gu 5igeln un6 6ieie bon Sc
malttbdtigfeiten gegen unidul0ige
S@mar5e ab5ubalten: Die 59ieBe-
rel mar sic Solge zines tpegett zines
MiBperitdn6niiies I'M @irtbsbaus ent-
%1tan6enen Streits. Ser 9oppelm0roer
muroe gegen Morgen bon einem $50
l~i5iiten in Ser Naibe ieiner @obnutg
ent6edt, nnb madte ei1en 8erlu h anf
Den 8eamten gu i6ieBen; iein &epol-
per perlagte aber, 1n6 er erbielt Ell
men 5dnB in sic 5tirne, ser i'm auf
ser 5teue to6tete,
Mor6=9 afota.
&agne. = @uit. Sellers, ser
@erffibrer ser 8auleltte an ser 11elten
$4,000 Stride in S%traBbl1rg, 81. g.,
fie1 our6 Elm geeb bon @eriiten fopf=
iiber gu 8o6en nn6 bra9 6as &ud=
grat; er mnroe na9 Mberoeen, g.. g.,
gebrpdt.
@teele.-D Sos @eblib=D eparte-
mentgeiddft lit 6ur6 Seuer 5er1t0rt
mor0en, mo0ur9 Elm Sda6en bon
$4,000 bel $4,000 8erii9erung
entitan6. Die Samilie @eblit> melde
uber 0em @ei6aft mobnte, muroe in
5i6erbeit gebra6t.
9amp0en. - 8runnenmader
SSacob Bacon, ser fir 2ouis 2pffen
arbeitete, erltidte infolge giftiger So
lie in einem 8runnen in ser Nabe ser
5ta6t.
Man6an.-D es Mpotbefers 81.
BON S6alern bterlelbit ousgeitenter
@rlaubniBidetn our Biibrung eines
@ei6aftes mur6e bon 9fi6ter @ram=
for6 ridgdngig gemadt. 9ie @lage
gegen 56a4ern mur6e bonn @ilfs-@e-
neralanmalt S. 6. &effron aus Didin-
ion eingerei6t, ser i@on ieit 3mei Snb=
rem binter Sen Sluiterfneipen fer tit.
8eim Durdiu9en ser @ei9dftsbM-
der muroe nadgemieien, 6aB in
5dallern's Mpotbefe innerbalb 80
Sagen ni6t meniger ais 5000 81.
q~uorperfal1fe rfur rein me6i5inii6e
8mede" gen1a9t mur6en. Miiiien lit
Man6an aber biele 2emte bon 8au9=
grimmen geplagt fem!
Bailey @itp. = Olaf Sanion'
lit unter ser Mnflage 6es Mor6es, be-
gangen an &obert @eefor0, 6em ST.
itriftgeri6t iibermieI en moroen.
&%olette. - g. 8. 2om, pelder
flint Mailen BON bier mobnt, fan6 iei-
nen 500 amf Ser Sabrt INIT einem Mu-
tomobn, 6as ii9. in einem @raben
iiberi6lug. 5ein 500 trat al1genblid-
li@ Elm, % ibm Iomobl &uden tpie
einge0riidt paren.
@ran6 Sorts @enn sic
Epom 5toadsgeimobettsratbe etnge-
leitete 8etpegu1g 1id bermirfli6t, 10.
sDem-U Cure SeDer fDurt mo uus
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
Ettm- gnre SeDer nurt mo u11'

TT cure SeDer Dnrt mrD u1z
Ser Son lit, nno SIR idmad, bilios,
bartleibig fiiblt, nebmt cine Doiis bon
@bamberlains Magen- uno Nieret1-
gobletten beute Ma9t, bepor SIR 5n
8et gebt, nn6 SIR peroet am Mor<
gen gut fiiblen. @erfauft bon Der
Molitor 9rug 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04


miro @oro6afota elm @eiet erbalten,
mel6eS gpileptifer1n uno 5duadiin-
nigen 6as &eiratben perbietet. Die
Beboroe erbringt Sen Nadpeis 6aB
li@ int Staate 1850 i6ma6iinnige
@erionen befin0en, l1no lie empfieblt
oie Serbin6erung bon @bej9lieBmn=
gen oerartiger &erioner.
Man6an. = Ser Berl oner5uq-
oienlt auf 0em iiioliden Miiiouri @i=
Der 1tn0 Dem meitliden Dafota>3mei-
ge Ser @or0=BacifF 8abn beginnt
no6 MuSiage Ser bieiigen 8eamteln
ser 8abn ant 1. Sctober. 9ie Mrbei-
ten geben auf beioen 5treden raid,
ser @ouenoung entgegen.
8iSmard. = 3mei Gerja@es
mur0en geutaht g. 8. &uitensige
gum @ntgleiien gu bringen. Nabe
Mpple Greet, 5 Meilen 0itli9 bon
bier, fano man giienitude auf Sen
@eleiien feitgebunoen un6 audi eiuen
5tpeiten 3ng Der u6te man auf 4bnli=
DIE @rt gum @ntgleiien gu bringer. !.
Ser Srt, no man sic &inoernilIe an
traf, eignet ii6 alsge5eidnet gu ei11e1n
ueberfau. Son Sen Sbdtern feblt ie0e
Spur.
Didinon.- Ser friibere Mu=
oitor S. g. @bite, melder tpegen lin
teri6lagung cine 3u6tbausitrofe per-
bubt, batte So, 143 neruntreut, als
er perbaftet muroe. Sic unteridleife
erltredten iib bonn 2. Mar6 1908 Bis
gum 5. 0ftober 1909. Sett iino a9er
nod Mnmeiiunqen> auf $11,143.21-
lauteno, in 6en @an6en bon 8anfen
gefnn0en mor0en, Sic Sos County elm
5uloien ii6 meigert.
Sarge. = Muf oem Oieni tag
bier itattgefun0enen oemofratijden
5taatS-&onbent tpur6e @ouperneur
Sobn 8urfes Domination als 8rd-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inoo{iirt. @err
8urfe lit Elm &an0i6at fir @ieoerer-..
mabll1ng 5um @ouberneur. Man
gloubt, 0ab er I'M @eiten fir Sic De-
mofraten iiegen un0 int Often an
Stdrfe getpinnen fann.
SameStomn. - 53ablreide
in ser &adbaridaft bon
@ourtetep u1o &eniai, norolid bon {
bier, iin0 611rd einen @ino- uno So
geliturm idmer geida0igt poroen.
Sin &a1s, meldes S. 50. Slider, 8
Meilen n0roli9 BON Gourtenep, ge=
borte, muroe 5erit0rt, ebenio orei
S4eunen, nobel mebrere Hferoe uno
anoeres &ieb geto6tet muroen. Mm
Spiritmoo0=See lit oerSdaoen gleid-
fails beoeuteno.
Sarge Ibeo. &ooiepelt niro
iid SO Stun6en in Sarge aufbalten.
@r fommt am 4. 5eptember MittogS
Dier an un0 bleibt Bis Montag Mben0
1852 nbr fir feline Mrbeitertag-9ln-
iprade bier. Sein Ml1fentbalt miro
sen 8iirgern cine nortrefflide @ele-
gerbeit gum arrangement zines groB.
ortigen gmpfanges bieten. 5pe5ial-
8iige iouen a~bgelaiien meroen, l1at
Sseoermann @%elegenbeit GIT geben, sen
@oit Ser @tart gu ieben.
@illiston. - Mls sic 2al1o>
office lire 3bure 0ffnete, itan0en mo-
1be3u 100 8erionen in &eib un6 @lieo,
UNI @eimitdtten I'M Section @rinnen.
Ebale n1f5unebmen. @ebrere Be
merber barrten bereits felt 9nmitag I
l111o batten es iid NIT Stiblen, De-
den 11no Brobtant 10 beqnem tpie 1tog.
lid gema6t. Irob 6es natiirltden
8umihes, sen an6eren 8etperbern gu
p%oraufommer, mar Die Stinuma1ng eli
ne por3ugIt@e. Durb uebereinfom-
rnet erGbieiten be Betpetbtr grn1tntertt-
ser @eibe 11ag.
Sptua.
Sttnmno. - Ser 6etnofrati-
i6e 5toatsfonbert ift geidIoiien mor-
ben. Die 2ofaloptions 8lnnfe nit
mar Der eigentlide @ampf,
.unft. 9as Meiolntionsfomitee Fat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

9ttnmmo d. - Ser 6etnofrati-
ide Staatsfonoent lift gefdloiien NOR
Ben. 9te 2ofaloptionszNlnnf nit
&odlicen3 mar Ser eigentli@e @ar1pf,
punft. 9as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ttat<
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
State Meeting
of Insurgents
to Be Called
Fifty Republicans of Lincoln Name
Committee, Condemn Burkett
and Boost Norris.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 1O.-About fifty
republicans today selected a committee to
issue a call for a state meeting of insur-
gents. A resolution was unanimously
passed condemning the record of Senator
e. ]. Burkett.
Congressman G. w. Norris and his COL
leagues in congress were commended and
the resolution was telegraphed to Mr..
Norris. Mayor Love, City Attorney c. G.
Flanburs, Attorney General w. T. Thomp-
son and a number of other republican Of
ficlals made speeches.
twenty-five or thirty persons attended
the meeting. among them Frank Harrison,
George Tobey, former secretary OF Senator
Burkett and candidate for congress in the
First district; w. H. England, T. NJ. Win
berly of University Place, j. L. McBrien,
Prof. G. e. Howard, j. C.. F. McKesson
and a Clark. A number OF these are
prominently engaged in anti-saloon work
in the state
The meeting discussed for a while an
dorsing c. o. Whedon for senator, but post
poned action.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
Missionary
Finds Joints
in Lincoln
U. v. sillway Startles Capital City by
Remarking on What He Learned
There in Day.
(From a Sad Correspondent.)

LINCOLN, Jan. 1~0.-(Special telegram
Dear Did Lincoln is getting its breath in
short gasps this morning. From the high
pedestal on which 1t has been placed by
its champions and those who knock on
other communities, 1t has been dragged
down into the mire and muck until its
very face is covered with slime. Dear old
Lincoln had the facts unearthed by a trav-
cling mission worker of the kin the people
Of this community are ready to trust and
believe when the gsff is thrown into other
communities.
u. V. Sillaway is the man who welded
the harpoon. He reached Lincoln some
time yesterday Inc by last night he had
discovered that Lincoln was reeking with
booze joints and poker games and he made
the announcement publicly. He went fur
Their and said a man could get into a poker
game here at any time and he knew that
many men who had money on Saturday
night did not have 1t Sunday night because
of these poker joints. He knew he said,
tina all kinds of booze could be secured in
Lincoln.
So far the Rev. Poulson has not asked
the governor to remove the excise board
and the chief of police for permitting this
terrible menace to the university students
to exist.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
GOOD FOR THE BANlsTERs
COlOnel's Promotion is Timed with
His Brothers. Advancement
at Fort Smelling.

The promotion of Lieutenant Colonel ].
NJ. Banister to be colonel in the medical
corps of the regular army has been con-
firmed by the United States senate. Col
onel Banister is chief surgeon of the De-
partment of the Missouri.
.Coincident with the promotion of Colonel
Banister his brother, Major w. B. Ban
lister, also of the medical corps Of the
army, has been promoted to the rank OF
Lieutenant colonel. Major Banister was sta
toned at Fort Smelling. MINI.
Jacob J. Friedman, civilian clerk at De-
partment of the Missouri headquarters, has
been transferred to the office of the adju.
tant general of the army at Washington
ID. c.
Honorable discharges by purchase have
been granted these enlisted men OF the
regular army: Sergeant John C. Snider OF
Troop NJ, Fourth cavalry: Prlvates r. l.
Foran of Troop X, Seventh cavalry; David
M. Davis of Company G. Thirteenth infan-
try, and James Mierzwik of Company L
Eighteenth infantry.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
Nebraska
Quoted from It's allowance, amounting to

Quoted from its allowance, amounting to
some $4,000.
Governor 20 Washington.
Governor and Mrs. ~shallenberger will
leave for Washington next Saturday to
attend the meeting OF the governors OF
the several States. A letter received by
the governor from Senator Fort OF New
Jersey. who is looking after the meeting
said the president would give a dinner to
the governors and their wives on the night
Of the 10Th, and that John Hays Ham
mond is to give a dinner on the night Of
the 18th. The president will give a judi
cial reception on the 18th.
Doors CLOSED Against Students.
Unless the students of the high school
are materially different from their fore
fathers a good size riot is about TO break
loose around the state house. The doors
Of the state house have been locked to the
young hopefuls. Boys and girls alike are
barred from passing through the building
while on their road to school.
The occasion for this lockout against the
future taxpayers was due to the indlscre-
ton Of some Of the boys in sprlnging the
lock on the doors as they passed through.
SO all have to suffer for the evil acts OF
the few.
This morning j~anitors, armed with all the
authority which a Lincoln police star gives
one, stood at,the doors and waved the boys
and girls aside~when they approached the
doors and they had to walk around the
building rather than go through the corri-
doris.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
BANK OWNERS WILL CONVENE
Stockholders of National Banks to
Hav Meetings Tuesday to Name
Directors of Institution.

Annua meetings of the stockholders of
the national banks of Omaha will be held
Tuesday and directors will be elected for
the coming year. Few changes will be
made in the directorates, although some of
the banks will make changes in officers.
c. F.. McGrew retires as vice president
of the Omaha National ana his place Will
be taken by w. M. Burgess of the M. e.
Smith company. w H. Bucholz Is pro-
NOTED from cashier to vice president and
DeForest Richards of Douglas. Wyo.. be-
comes cashier. The Union Stock Yards
National bank is without a cashier because
Mr.. F. ". Clarke, former cashier, has
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
lister FILES A BIG CLAIM
Miss sophie sIchI Asks for Nearly
$4,000 from BrOtherss Estate.

%3OsOOO from Estate.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Jan. 1O.-(Spe-
cial.)-On June Z. 1900, Jacob Siehl, one of
the leading clothing merchants Of this city.
died. leaving considerable Of an estate and
a large stock OF clothing and some real
estate. Shortly afterward his estate was
administered upon and lain began to be
filed against his estate and last aSturday
his sister, Miss Sophie Siehl. filed a claim
which totaled 1884, al so. She claims she
turned over her share of her brother Mar
Gus Siehrs estate, amounting to 81, $50, to
him and he invested II and some of the
property which he purchased he took deeds
In his own name. This was In 1882 and then
his wife died and she took care of his
family and raised them. She wants IS, 400
for her services all Of these years and In
terest on her money for the last twenty
five years, less $500 which her brother
paid her during that time In amounts aR-
g~regating 800 per snnum. The filing Of
this claim created considerable of a stir
among creditors and the heirs. Mr.. siehl.
prior TO his death was sued in the federal
court by one of his nephews for money
which he received from his brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11

BEATRICE-Company C will be inspected
by a government officer next Thursday
evening.
MCOOL JUNCTION-W. F. Seegar has
bought a local butcher shop and taken
possession.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is in readiness
for the farmers institute school which
days.
McCOOL JUNCTION-The revival meet
ings conducted by the slime Evangelical
company at the Baptist church for the
Christian church closed last evening.
TECUMSEH-Winter wheat is said to be
In the pink of condition in Johnson county
The ground is very soft and the wheat is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
GAS PLANT MAY HAVE TO CLOSE
Nebraska City is Suffering from n
Temporary Shortage of
Coal.

NEBRASKA CITY, JAM. 10-(SpeciEf.)-
This city is suffering from a shortage Of
coal and the supply on hand is very lin
tied with all of the dealers. There is a
shortage at all of the factories. The gas
company has given the public notice that
unless it receives a car OF coal this even
ing it will have to close its plant until
some does reach here. This will mean the
cutting off of light and heat in many
homes in this city as we'll as places of
business. This is the third time this has
occurred since the gas plant was erected
In this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
HOIdreEe Hotel Robbed.

HoLDREGE. Neb, Jan. lO.-(speciaL)-
While Night Clerk Frank Grace of the
Evans hotel was at the depot early this
morning a burglar entered the hotel office
and by working quickly made hts getaway
with about 500 in cash which he took from
the safe. Landlord Craig is In the habit OF
leaving the outside door with its comblna-
ton open, but taking ~pEecaution every
night 30 see that the inner door is locked
before he ~retires. This key he always re-
tSins himself. as ii is the only one tina will
unlock the safe. The robber had evidently
made a duplicate or had a skeleton key
with which the work was done and was
evidently familiar with the hotel. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
BAD MAN is ARRESTED HERE
Badly Wynn, Wanted i'm Kansas, IL.
Picked UP byDetec tives
In Omaha.

Detectives Mitchell and Sullivan arrested
John Wynn. alias Badly Wynn. who is
wanted in Kansas City, Kan, for assault
with intent to kill. Wynn is reported TO
be a bad negro and the Kansas authorities
were glad to hear of his arrest in Omaha.
He was arrested at a rooming house wher
he had secured lodging. Wynn agreed to
return to Kansas City, Kan, without go
ing through the formality of a requisition
from the>governor of Kansas on the gov
ernor OF Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11

Secretary Ludden OF the State Normal
board today mailed to Mrs. Pile a state
warrant for $4,000. the amount the normal
board agreed to pay for the Wayne Nor
maj school. h trustees OF the school
have two bonds on file with the state, one
for $1,000 that the school will be kspt run
nins until after the next legislature ap-
propriAtes money for its maintenance and
the other for $500 to guarantee the safe
keeping Of the personal property In the
school
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
Nebraska
PLANT AT SUPERIOR
Company with Head Offices in Ne
brasks Will Erect Big Mill.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $1,0Oo,OOO
Daily Capacity of Plant VIII BE $500
Observation-Disclosures Chosen Because
of Railway Facilities and
Raw Material.

A new industry, the Nebraska Portland
Cement company, is to make its h~eadquar-
tiers In Omaha. The manufacturing plant
will be established at Superior, Nuckolls
county. a railway center for southern Me-
braska and northern Kansas. The loca-
ton Of the Omaha offices Of the new con-
Germ has not been determined.
The Nebraska Portland Cement company
has laid the plans OF an extensive develop
ment. 1t is a Nebraska corporation with
an authorized capital stock of 81. 200, 0oO.
There will also be a bond issue Of $500, 900.
Both bonds and common stock are to be
fully paid and nonassessable. The bonds
are to be first mortgage securities draw
ing Z per cent, secured by the entire hold
ings of the company, including real estate,
buildings and machinery.
The Nebraska company's plant at Su-
perior will be the only one OF the kind in
the state. The production of the cement
plants of the west are not considered ade-
quate to meet the demand for this now all
important building material. The Superior
plant will have an ultimate capacity of
$500 barrels OF cement a day. 1t will en-
ploy about $50 persons.
Located at a railway center the rapid
and efficient distribution Of the products
will be ar easily solved problem. Superior
Is served by the Burlington, the Santa Fe,
Missouri Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern
and has close connections with the Rock
Island.
Use OIL for Fuel.
1t has been announced by the Officers Of
the Company that the fuel question has
been settled with a decision for the use
or crude oil. Tit Oil fields of Kansas are
readily accessible and 1t is probable that a
pipe line service will be established.
The new company has extensive holdings
and a plant at Milford, Kan, In the heart
Of he cement and limestone deposits Of the
Republican river valley. At Superior the
company owns 3S7 acres Of rich beds OF
cement materials.
C. Mclaughlin, president Of the COM
pany, will locate at Superior, where he
may be in touch with the plant. Captain
c. e. Adams, vice president and treasurer
and H. G. Calkine, secretary and genera
manager will establish themselves in
Omaha. The members Of the executive
committee Of the official staff of tho
company are c. Mclaughlin, H. c. Cal.
kins and c. E. Adams.
Stubs & Stubbs of Kansas City. Mo.
have been retained as general counsel fol
the new company. The First Nationa
bank of Omaha has been chosen as tn,
depository. The First Trust company ha.
been organized for the purpose of holdins
the securities of the company.
TIE testing laboratories of the compan,
are located In Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
SUPERIOR = DIVISION POINT?
Burlington Railroad May Move Pas
senRer and Freight Divisions
from Red Cloud.

SUPERIOR, Neb., Jan, 10-(Special.)-I
is reported here upon pretty good authority
that the Burlington will soon move it's
passenger and freight divisions from Red
Cloud to Superior. Superior is the natural
division point and the Burlington has
plenty OF yard and track room here. Other
improvements also are promised by the
Burlington for Superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11

storz bottled beer delivered by the case
to residences by Charles Storz, retail
dealer, next door north of Storz brewery.
Same prompt delivery, courteous treat
ment and prices as formerly. Phones
Webster 1850, Ind. B-1261.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11

gone to the Packers National to take the
place of Frank Moriarity. deceased. Off
GERS of the bank say they do not think the
place will be filled at the annual election.
Alfred Willard has retired as vice presi-
dent Of the United States National and his
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-11
smyrna Po.tmistreu. Res,rn..

SUPERIOR, Neb,, Jan. 10-(Special.)-
Mrs. George Stutheit. postmaster at
Smyrna, five miles east of here, has sent
In her resignation and a successor has
not yet been named. 1t is quite probable
that the postoffice at that place will be
discontinued In that case Smyrna mail
will come to Superior.