davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
S6neerfeitlicbes aus Omaha,
11ebraSfa.

.9as gaterlatb muB GROCER iein",
lautet Die Sepiie Der Snlaba SGnz
gerfeit : @eieaihaft. Alc beutIhen
8ciangpereine in bcn Stnoten Ne
brasfa. aanias. unb bes iiiolpeitli6cn
Wtiiiouri iouen mfseriittelt peroen,
INN iie 3ur 5beilnabme an Dem grus
BEN Smnbn'er Set an5uiporncn. 8ie
Die 8~erbdltniie liesen. geboren mcis
items MIR Gereine ans Den Ditlihcn
Hdfbarltaaten Siim SGnaerbunb.
gs siebt aber audi in Den sbenoez
nanntcn Stauten pielc bcutic6c Sdnz
ger. Die unbebingt bns Cmaba'c r SeIt
%mitmadcn ioqten. Sic Scitbeb6rbe
bat besbolb beIhluiieu, cine arol,e
@9itation inter bieien %auSubnbnen.
Ser ScfretGr, Der bcreitS in Der
Sad,e etpas porgearbeitct bate,
murbe initrliirt, alien &crcincn in
bieien Stanteu 81 ihreiben, DuB cine
Delegation Der Scitbeborbc lie be-
iudcn unb CUR 5%beilnabmc am
Omaha er Seit einlnbcn miirbc. IN
Tcbrnsfn ioaen Die StdStc Sincoin,
Columbus, Cuttings, @ranD S5lonb.
Scribner, @cit Yuint. II. a. in aans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

maj ibn nit 5ipei g q II e r NJ
ant Arm richer eribeinen. CT
legtc bas cine Wdbden in Den Sud,
nbcr bcim S%irabeleitcn fiel tie bers
aug; Seiieripebrmdnner hoben lie be-
pubtlos BON Stra6enpflaiter auf.
Sl1Slriiden bcttctc Der junge Nann
a,ld has 8tpcite Wdbhen in ben Hets
tunssiad. IuH tic fiel beraus unb
piirbe i'm aranfenipugen fortgei6afft.
Ser Snd itieg bcreits ipieoer ernppr.
I'M Den ipaderen Wam nun ielbit 5i
bolen. Sn fab man plGtlih, tpie Der
lln9Iiidlihc bort broben Die Irme bod
cmportparf nnb baitn in Die Slams
men 3lriidfiel." Gin Inberer, Der
nit nnIab, mic fein eiseter Batter 1T
bic 0lntb ianf, obne ibn retten sa
f5nncn, hing 10 LANCE ant 6enffer-
eciims, bis bic Jlammen has 5leiidl
icincr slrme nnb Sdnbe bmhitdblih
gcr6itct bdtten. Damn tpilrDe err
pbnmdd,tig ntb itiir5te binab; gum
Slid ficI er in einen &ettun9slad
unp fam 10. tuenn dilh idper berlest.
nit Dem 2cben bdnon. Sc TT nn=
crbjrt, ,pie unsnldnslid ti6 bic
&ettmnsSmaeuabmcn ber Sunbuner
Ncmcrmcbr ertpicIen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Die Kricesimreet tint terneit
Often.

Sic Shtpar8ieber IN Der o~itaiine
tiihen ariegs9cfabr i6einen oiesmal,
nenn nidt IQes triigt, benn bod reht
5i bebultem Gs ut 5lunr borldufi9
MIR Elm SnbiSieubepeis, ben mar barr
iiber fiibren fam, aber Die In3ei6en
mebren lid in gang bebroblider
Tense. Gem ~Sustojc Sloipo" pirb
aus @~lnoipoitof geIdriebeu: Sci uns
miro al9emein bon etnem neilen rlIz
iii6 : inpaniiden arie9e 9eiproden;
man ~itreitet nift mebr barber, oh
es baSu fommt pper ni6t, ipnoern be-
rcits bariiber, tpann Der Grieg arls
fanaRn pirb. Sic dmtlid)e Mits
tbeillln9 bes Winiiterium bes Ieubern
alli Dem 8ege Der ct. Yetersburger
Selcgrapben : Igentur perfeblte lire
b%ertbigeubc 8irtuug 9Gn5lih. Sic
8eunrltbi9un9 lit in ben lesten 8fpei
Sugcn nod geiticgen, ais Die Sep0lfes
rllng erfabrcn bat; baB 5ipci beige
Silialcn, Der msldnbii6cn Sirmcn
lcine amerifaniidc unb cine Samburs
ger Sirma) bon ibreu @befs Die 8ei@
iun0 bcfommcn bnbcn. lie mD9en beim
S6idluB Der &auipcrtrdgc infol9e Der
bcbenflihcn Gage IN Sitniien iebr pors
iid,tig por9cbeu. Snsiclbc Slatt
mclpct icrncr: Illh 'baS Gintrefien
bobcr iaponii6cr Sifi3icrc in Der
MonbIhurei, bnruntcr aud ienes hes
glbmirnlS Sp9u 6eunrubi9t Iebr.
9iclcr bat, mic pcrldutct, nit Dem
dbinciiiheu @puucrncllr ale NtuBuubz
men 0ctroiicn, buntit Die inpouiidcr
Srllppeu ohuc &inScrniB bns hine>
iiidc @cbiet pniiicrcu tGmnteu. Nod
rcitcrc Gridcinmgen %ucrnnebrcn
ac0cnlrdrtig bic aricgsfurdt: 10 Die
iciang be5 iapaniid)en NilitGrs
an Ser ruiiii6s fprcaniiben @ren5e
inter Dem @orpnyrbe Der Sernbi9una
Der Selpobuer aotcn's. @bcnio Der
S~uto0nito s@ciud inpauiider Cifi5ierc
IN Ghnrbin. SnIieBlid Der anfnli
fcS @ctrcibcS ~icitcnS Der inpaniiderl
Sntcnbnnflreu 6rl Dem bobiren Yreiic
uub Nnbduium9 bcs Yropiauts i'm
SiiSen. - ~n9iciGspoit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
3lIfs Sect Gin Gsntprsntib!

2aut Nd6rihten aus Waibineton
peroen Yrdiibent Saft's 8emiibun9en.
Die republifaniifen Sniurgenten I'M
HeprGientontenbauie fire du madden.
niienbdr bon Grfolg -beeleitet fem.
An, 13. bs. bate Der Yrdiibent cine
ldneere llnterreoune nit HeprdIen>
tant Sdpes bon Californian, uno oas
Neiultat mar. baB 6apes erfldrtc, es
Iet Elm Gpmpromib p%ereinbart fporoen.
Spbalb er na6 Dem &opitol 5uriids
fam. IieB er ale Sniurgenten 5uiams
men berufen uno binter eeidloTenen
Sbiiren fanb cine 8eratbutg ftatt.
Sdpes fppllte nidts bon leiner Inter
rebung nit ben, Yrdiibenten p~erlauten
lai1en, aber es erbeIlte ipdter. bnB bas
gompromiB in ei,ren arrangement, Die
grnenmlng beg 8aainger : 9inhots
ltmteriuhnngs : gomite betreffenb.
beitanb. su fpeldem Der Spreher ietne
3nitimmung geeeben bate, ndmlt9
oab in benz duf morgen ar1beraumten
Caucus elm Gomite, beitebenb aus Slpei
regrlGren &epubIifenern, stpet Sns
iurgenten unb atpei 9emofrater, etc
ipdblt iperben iole. Sies Grranges
ment lit bonn Hrdiibenten pprgeihlaz
gen tporben. Die Sniursenten ieben
baran einen paiienDen Mnstpee, UNI
irrnerbalb Der Yarteisren5en perbleiz
ben an f0nnen. Sic erbalten pratt
tiide Inerfennung. ipenigitens IN
bieiem einen Sale, ipenn au6 tbeoz
retiih bic HegulGren ben Sieg bapon
tragen. Sns gomite iou 10 6uidms
nlenaeiest tperoen. bnB in Dem morgis
gen Caucus cine Ibitimmlirg nitt
rlptbipenbig tpirb, unb baB ttfol9c
oeiien aud feline offcne Spaltliltg III
Der Yartei eintritt. Die beioen oemo@
fratiihen Ritglieber iolen mad Be-
lieben bon Der Iinoritat bcirimmt
pefben.
@rdiioent Salt crreidt dlif bieiem
8eae ietnen 3ped. ndmltd} baB los
ipobl elm %cffener 8ruh innerbalb Der
Sartei permieben niro, ipie aud. SaB
aQe bier republifariIdlen 9ausm,fs
alieber, bie an Dem 8nllingers Eintots
Somite fmngiren iperben, it'd als naos
miniitratipns : 2eute" b%ctradlten iirD
feline 8iiblereien MAIDEN. Was Die
Semofraten anbctrifft. 10 tiimmert
mar iit ni6t ionoerlid barrm, mas
Die t6un mDaen. Sollten aQe re-
publifnniiGen Witglieoer beg Counties.
alio bier Senatoreu uno bier Gepra@
ientanteu fir 8allineer itimmen. nad@
Dem Die llnteriud1uns porilber (nno
Die 8eiBbrennuns 8alin9er,s Gilt
Jest inn @%orbinein ais iiher), 10 iptro
es alci6siiltis bleiben, OBJ Die Sento@
frufen ettpa baseeen limb uno elnen
Ninoritdts : 8eriht cinreid,en. Sas
mirb eben einfah nit @diel5uden als
pns aan8 natiirlihe Worgeben bon
.Yarteigdnsern" 6aratteriiirt ipere
ben. llnansenebm mare es i'm II
bereu Saue seipcien, lpenu elm paar
Mcpublitaner aui Seitc Der Demo-
fraten seitanben bitten. Sas lpiirpe
Ifleht ais9eieben buben. lclb't ipenn
cine WaiorifGt fir Sallinser entIdicn.
g6er bag lit nod Irran9irun9 pes
Compromises MN nidt mebr 81 be-
iiird,ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

q. 8, 4 unb 81, bic 3ebn ieboth MIR
birh 5tpei q uno 81 rcitloS t6eilbnr
lit. Sds miaht aber ooh, Die 9ine
iiibriing bes Se5imalipltcms III DEN
ldnbldnfigen @eifdftsucrfebr I'M fciz
men Sent rucni9er luiinihcusipertb
ltnb SeitgemdB.
Gin Gauo mad benz anbern bot Die
9roBcu @ortbeilc bes 9c5imalipitcms
eingeiebcn rno iih bn5u bcfunnt.
8artet infer geihdftli6 fluges unr
praftiihes Bolt etnd MIR baralli,
oaB linn England nit @nnabnlc bes
Se3imal1bitems pcrangebt? - nSuf>
falo Semofrat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

las, S(tdiion, Sopctn unb 9eapeus
mortb uno in Miiiouri ct. Spiepb,
anninS Gitp unb SopfEA beiid,f
mcr0en. 1
&eidloiea ipuroe. fir sieI r6errcuS
uno SnmeH : Sdngcrfeit : Ghprc am
@Sontdg Thenb, Ben "a. SnlNar i'm
9eutIden 6aus cine Eripat llnterz
baltltng 8u pernnitalten. {lprilngs
lid wolltc man Die ltYifctlnitnng
nddIten 9~ienstag geben, xbn Gocr oer
beriibmte heutihc 0teiYerI1nJer Or.
2uoipig @iilncr 9u Dem Gage bier
auftritt, bat molr| Die Seitii6feit rm
cine ISOLDE peridoben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
De,intaliyftem mnS aitsertt"'
miIeter Svftcntmaneel.

3u ben ipidtiaiten Iufsaben, bcren
@%rlepiauna Der perflonene eongreH
Sem oeaenpdrtiaeu bintcrlaiicn bat.
eeb6rt bic ginfiibrung bes metrnder
Snitems in Snubel unb WanDel.
llniere @eihGftsmelt fcnnt Die
NiiBlihfeit Der Se8imalreGnnna aus
benz eioenen 8elbipitem uno plagt I'D
m%lnberbarer @eiie I'M SnlanoperS
febr pph INNER nod NIT Den pere
olteten Y%funben uub nn5cn, Den
gfutben, garcs unb 3oaen. Den
WuS6els, Beds. Quarts, Sints II. !.
10. limb babel iinb nod 5rpet ners
ihiebene @epi6tsipitenle. Iron llno
Mpoirbuppis, neben einanoer in @es
6ralih. =.
Neben ben @~ercinisten Staaten ut
Gualnnb Die ein8ise Sanoelsmadpt.
oie iif nod Der riidltdnoiacn gtaRe
rnb @epidtc bebient. @dbreno DIE
omerifaniIhen 9aufleute beut5uta8c
nit oaer 8elt in DEM beqlenlerl Se@
3imolipItcm abrednen tormen, nll's
len Tic iih i'm 8erfebr nit ENGLAND
an Ser peripidelteu unb ldIttgen Inn
redmuno IN 9funh, @uinecn. Sdtls
Iiuoe, Solbfronen, Sa'pennics mn
Sartbings beqllemen. ,
GicIes @erfabrcn ut nber redt
Icbr aeeianet. einen Searifr bon pei'
llnbeolemlihfeiten 81 geben, Die unler
MlnRz unb @eipi1tsipelen Den &duts
Icuten bes Iuslanbes perurldd,t.
Sic @eaucr bes Se5inal'Dltems
MAIDEN seltenb. baB es nidt auf alc
Sdlc lid anipenben last. Sngeges
ben, oaB IN Der 3%eitrcfnnn8 Die
3lpoli lid nift burh Die 3cbn err
iebeu ldBt. 3useaeben %ferner. oab
mandc pcrpideltc 8erehnungen BEL
Ter inter 3usrlmbclesnng Der 3mol'
ais Der 3ebn lid bur6tibren laiien,
lpeil Die 3abl 3iuolf burd bier 3ifferr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

8er mad, Gblcm 9citrcbt, -
Sat ridt umionit gele6t!
User mr. gefrdmert nlo gcnoiIcn,
Sem lit Die Belt I'M Gdnb p%erilolien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN


Psrdoned Under Agreement.
In accordance with an agreement
made al the opening OF test case
on ihe eight hour law, Governor Has.
kell yesterday pardoncd G. H. Byers.
local manager OF the J r Hill Paw
Ing company, who was convicted of
violating The law covering pubic
wogts and was fined $50. The crim-
lnal court Of appeals sustained the
1erdlct OF the lower court.
Commission In Houston
sald taxpayer OF Guthrie who liv-
Cd In Houston Texas. before and az
ter the commission form OF govern
ment was IN operation there. today:
= nerson that Is against the com.
mission form Of government is either
a fool Or off color The change In
Houston undcs the charter form OF
government was something marvel.
ous.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
HOFFMAN RESIGNS POSITION

Col, Roy Hoffman has rendered bis
FesiEHailon TO Governor Haskell as
chairman Of the board OF public af.
fairs. effective Immediately.
Col. Hoffman is insisting that tine
governor accept his resignation 50
That he may again enter the practice
OF law.
Col. Hoffman did not seek the ap-
pointment as member OF the board
and ouls accepted the place TO assist
re governor and state administration
IN placing the state on cash basis
and iI'augnsating the department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

What makes the Germans such
tluabie cilizens Is their habits of
'rlft and economy. To state that q
pan Is German Immediately gives
tlm credit In every community. Why
'o' Initiate this virtue OF the Ger.
mars. and open an account with the
National Bank CT Commerce. Guthrie,
oklahoma. at onceg II will give you
Sanding and independence in the
eommunlty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Federal Judge j. y SCoiteral held
but q brief session OF baged States
disisiei court today. Arguments were
heard In several government civil
suits filed In behalf OF Indian allot-
afees 10 collect rents, etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
PROTEST DISMISSED
AGAINST BALLOT Tt7
CONTINUED FROM Page one

CDHtIHUHu fI0N' H"kV O'V
such corporations from reports, in.
spections, maintenance OF public OF
flee and books, as provided by the
constitution in sections named"
Mr.. ASP. in his petition, argued
that the proposed amendment does
not affect Section ard only modifies
Sections 6. s. 2 and II. He declares
that II does not affect Sections Is or
IS and that Section 81 is not modi-
fled. He further contended taat the
above ballot title did not explain Sec
tion 40. which proposes to add a
clause that compah es shall keep rec
ords, etc., within the state and does
not exempt tine state authorities In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

WILL LEAVE PRESS BUREAU

George Smith. editor OF the Chan
Ter Tribune. will shortly offer his lc
ienasion as chairman OF the sta
Democratic press bureau. 1t Is run
ored that Smith will have charge
the gubernatogial campaign OF Judi
j. B. A. Robertson OF Chandler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Breakfast.
Oranges. cereal and cream. fried
green tomatoes hominy mullins
iron left over hominyl, toast. tea
and coffee
Luncheon
Toasted sardines, fried sweet pota.
toes, salad of celery knobs and let.
tuce Ga left over. cookies and jam,
tea.
Dinner.
Rean soup without meat stock,
hahhut steaks, creamed potatoes,
scalloped tomatoes, French tapioca
puddlng, black coffee. The Daily
Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Constable l.. D. Muxlow and F..
Williams made several raids
evening for liquor, but instead fol
stolen goods from local stores In
places ralded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
swoop DOWN ON
NEGRO THIEF GANG

Continued fro,r .<Se Dns ass slt
Lincoln Avenue. and some was found
IN a back room at the store OF George
Wiudsor. on west HARRISON avenue
aud Others In bar CT South Fourth
street. %9f
The officers. according TO their
slaieneuts. have enough, evidence %
convict all the parties.
The officers were bafflcd by the
robheries until The bold sugar theft
sas pulled of M1uday night. which
gave them defliIiIe clue TO work
on.
Several alleged fences who bad
beeii known 20 have such goods 10
their possession were forced ios
come through" with tho fesllniong
which seals the fate of tho arrested
pa ties and made 1t possible for the
recovery Of the stolen goods. which
the alleged fences" al first declared
Wa not stolen property.
The officers believe there are 9TH
er parties implicated In the robberics
snd are still working diligently on
the case
Charles French. the alleged lead.
er Of the gang who was arrested early
Yesterday. also assisted the officers
ty making partial confession Of the
robberies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL


Attorney Ernest Chambers IS hero
tfom Oklahoma CITY looking sfter
some bankruptcy casos before tllc
United States court
~ j. Kelley and n Rector of Wan-
iika are Guthrie visitors.
J. NJ shelton Of shswace IL ssIlis
rie visitor.
Pure Food Inspector ". G. Caps
Is here from Shawnee.
Attorney D. X. Cunningham and ii.
u Jordon Of Kirgfisler afa t.nihrie
visitors.
eta.
), W. Stone, superintendent of the
state agency, returned last night f.ous
Durant.
Judge r. j. Lowe returned last
evening from state trip
Col, Harry Pentecost returned last
evening from Oklahoma City.
Claude wesyer is here from Pauls
Valley
Deputy Marshal AL Coff was in Har.
ah yesterday.
Rev ], G, Dalsey IL III Enid.
Superintendent Dr. b. &. Newell
returned 70 TT. supply last evening
after q several days visit in the cap
ital.
Neil Gardner is here from IT. Sup
ply
Bert A, Ray returned TO saltwater
list evening.
w A Thompson or saltwater. pres
'lent Of the 0klahoma Independent
Ginncrs association, was In Guthrie
last evening
VIM, Murdoch Of the state agency
force returned this morning from ON
lahoma CITY.
Enforcement Attorney j. Nj. Hays
is IN Oklahoma City today
Attorney A. q. G. Biercr returned
this morning from Oklahoma City.
}. Luther Langston. SECRETARY or
the oklahoma Federation OF Labor Is
here fsom Oklahoma city asslgtIng
ll,c Woman Snffraeist association lib
iilillg their Initiative petitions WITH
Tue sctrriary ~ state Secretary
l.angslon tapOrts that The Oklahoma
Fceratoii ofs Labor has supported fiirT
suifraglst cansc for Ihe past fI.e
years.
Attorney w Al. Lelbctter Ii lu
i.on Oklahoma city.
Detective Sam BartulI is M from
Oklahoma City.
President J. r. Connors Of The
state board OF agriculture returned
ing ,l morning from 4 ycah's visit IL
Canadian. ..
Representative tiilmer uf ArI,aorn
vas IN Guthrie today confcrring wlIh
state officials.
Representative Ed Boyle Uf Chant
arrived IN the capital this morning
aud has engaged quarters for the ape.
eial session OF the Legislature which,
he saws, Is needed.
col r. A. sneed OF Lawton was III
Guthrie today
X. G. Cain Of the state auditors or
llce has returned from New vavion
where he spent the holidays with his
!amily.
Representative J. II. whayne IL
Aidmose. was In Guthrie TUESDAY
comforting with politicians
Attorney w. r. Lane is here from
Enid looking after some cases In the
Federal courts
Captain Lee. chief engineer OF the
Oklahoma corporation commission
vas IN Oklahoma City Tuesday.
J. W Bonner OF Ardmorc u 4 Guth-
RE visitor.
MuSkogec Times Democrat: Nor.
man X, Haskell and wife hayo return.
ed FROM Guthrie and win reside here
rcrmascnily hereafter. Mr.. Haskell
has formed law partnership with
Z. L. Kistler under the firm name
VI Kistlcr a. Haskell.
sWoop DOWN ON
NEGRO THIEF GANG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

FOR RENT Modern, new six Iooms
house on Warner avenue. Rent
moderate. Inquire yR. r. care Lead
cs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Tag day SATURDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Representative Ed Boyle of Chant
arrived IN the capital this morning
and has engaged quarters for the spe-
eial session OF the legislature which,
he saws, Is needed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Arthur NASH. pulled BY Sheriff Ma
honey for selling whlskey to a Gov.
eminent witness, was bound over to
the superior court today by Justice
Seward on charges of operating a
joint and selling liquor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Representative Gilmer uf AreIna0rn
vas IN Guthsie today comforting With
state officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

VIM, Murdoch Of the state agency
force returned this morning from On
lahona CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

President J. r. Connors OF The
state board Of agriculture returned
Canadian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Attorney w A. Leslbctter Ii 10
i.oin Oklahoma CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-02
Not a PrOfligate People.

James j. Hill is out with another
scolding of the American people for
what he terms their spendthrift
habits. He predicts hard times with
thousands of idle men and women
within year unless we scotch our
selves in this mad race of extrava-
gance Mr.. Hill has been Dining
such warnings in our ears for long
time. Yet the hard times have not
come.
Five years ago 100000 persons
had $4,000, 100000 in the savings de-
post banks of the United States. To-
day the number of depositors is more
than 100000 and the amount
of their savings exceeds $40 q, 0OO,-
600. There is a gain of 100000
depositors and $1,OOO,O00,OO of de-
posts in Ave years which, on its face,
makes fairly good showing for econ
omy. But when we consider that this
advance has been made in spite of the
highest cost of living ever expert
enced in this country, It is even more
significant,
To be sure. our people have lived
we'll and some of them have lavished
money on pleasure, but evidently they
have not wasted it to the extent of
bringing themselves to the brink Of
bankruptcy and hard times, which Mr.
Hin believes. Evidently as a people
they are not profiigate. OF course,
savings in these banks may not be the
final test of a nations prosperity or
frugality,, but it is a powerful argu-
ment against the assertion that It is
nation of reckless spendthrifts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-02
Exploring as a Business.

The world likely will accept DR..
Cooks admission that he never
reached the North pole merely as a
matter of fact. since it had arrived at
the conclusion a long time ago But
If it accepts his explanation of his rea-
son for believing that he had reached
the pole, then it is likely to look with
little less credence upon the claims
of Captain Peary. If, as Cook asserts,
no man may be certain whether he
reaches the pole or not, of course, the
world, If it comedies with this view,
will suspect that there is room for
doubt as to Peary's having reached it.
1t is not impossible that DR.. Cook is
correct in saying that conditions for
bid positive knowledge to any man
who goes in quest of this goal.
Peary is said to have sold his "own
story" for $4,000, and now comes
Cook bartering his to the same lit
erary market place, supposedly for a
like sum. Financially, then, both men
must be said to have succeeded,
though the world will scarcely be un-
charitable enough to accuse either Of
having been inspired originally by the
lure of money. They probably have
done no more than the average man
in their position would have done.
Yet that cannot change the fact that
exploring as a business pays.
1t remains to be seen whether
Cooks eleventh-hOur confession and
plea for mercy of the court Of public
criticism will serve to restore him to
good standing with the people, who
have felt themselves very much Inn
posed upon by him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-02
People TALKEp ABouT.

A Parisienne, lately arrested for turning
in a fake alarm. presented the best excuse
yet. She said. My fiance is fireman,
and l do so want to see HIM"
The Twentieth Century club OF Boston
has made the suggestion that the portrait
Of Julia Ward Howe, painted by her SON
in-law, John Elliott, be hung in Fanueh
hall, the cradle Of liberty"
BY means Of automobiles, bread. beer and
newspapers. essentials for high living and
right thinking. are delivered every morning
for breakfast at Long Island homes. The
Long Islanders are going some.
The latest phase Of the yellow peril
lies in the news from an American con
sui in China that two hundred thousand
Koreans have Topped off their queues and
that the price Of rats and 'puffs' for
women's adornment will drop.
Again we have evidence that this is an
age Of substitution. When the bride
groom didn't appear at a Wisconsin we'd
ding another obliging young man volun-
teered to take his place, and the bride
didn't insist on having the original And
at that they may live happily ever after
ward
Charles Ram Kennedy, author OF The
Servant in the House." has become an
American citizen, having taken out his
papers In New York In time to vote at the
recent election. Mr.. Kennedy is a believer
in Christian socialism OF the kind which
he advocates in his book and is an active
propaganda for universal brotherhood.
Sir Walter Raleigh's pipe is offered for
sale in London. This pipe Is the grand
daddy of every British bulldog pipe which
indicates the Englishman wherever 1t Is
seen abroad. English lovers of nicotine
who would like to own It may satisfy them
selves with the thought that II they had
saved all smoking has cost them they
might have enough to buy IT,
Ansel Bradstreet Of Freedom, Me. is
being acclaimed the champion potato
grower Of Waldo county. His wife cooked
two of the potatoes he raised this year
and served them at dinner to seven men,
two women and four children. After each
of the diners had helped themselves to all
the potatoes he required there was still
enough left of the two potatoes for a
small hash for supper,
Major Church Howe United States con-
sui at Manchester, England, continues en-
joying the fat of the land and incidental
| honors Last Monday he was guest of
honor of the International Federation of
Master Cotton Spinners in London, lunched
in the house OF commons and attended a
banquet in the evening. The gustatory
skill of the Sage Of Nemaha" is a source
of envious wonder to foreign consuls