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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-18
TREATIES TO TERMINATE.

Toxic. July l7.--Notices of the terIai'
nation OF commercial treaties one ear
hence have been dispatched To Euro
pean countries, including Great Britain,
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GOLD.

Seattle. July 1.-THE steamship
Jefferson, from skagway. last night
brought 100000 In Nome gold dust,
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RESIDENCE OF DENTIST hC.
CuseD OF MURDER AT.
TRACTS CROWDS.
LONDONERS ARE CURIOUS
Digging Operations OF Police, Who Are
Attempting 10 Secure Additional
Clues IN Regard TO Fate OF Belle
Gilmore, Are Watched by Thousands
Much Crime IN England.

London. July li.-Thc IIill Drop
crescent residence of Dr Iiawloy ~
trippcn. IN the cellar Of which the
mutilatcd body pf a woman was found
early last week. was visited today by
thousands of I.ondoncrs All day long
the house was the center OF attraction
Tor great crowds OF curious Interested
In the digging operations of the po-
lice. which have been renewed In the
hope Of finding some further clue to
the crime.
Heart Sound.
Friends OF Mrs. crippen. known ua-
der the stage name of Belle Elmorc.
are convinced that the body which TX
now awaiting the coroners inquest
will prove To be that Of the missing
singer The nature Of the report of
the physicians who made an examina ,
ton of the body have not been dis
closed. but II TX announced they are
convinced from AN examination OF the
dead woman's heart that she did not
suffer from disease Of that organ.
Many Murders.
During the latter part OF the week
there has been "A remarkable series of
murders In London, Newcastle and
Cromcr. and In every case the muir
derer has escaped. According To the
published statement of her married
sister. Ethel Lenevc. who h believed
TO have been DIR. Crippcn's companion
when he disappeared from his home,
In "A hurried visit to her on July y.
professed the greatest anxiety over the
possibility that she was not crippen's
legal wife
After the announcement OF the death
OF Belle Elmore. DIR. crippen intro
duced the Lenove woman as his wife.
although there has been no proof
forthcoming so far that "A marriage
took place. The sister says Crippen
informed Ethel Lenevc that he had
just discovered that Belle Elmore was
still living and that he proposed to
go To America To clear up the matter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-18
Sleeps Well.

Last night was cooi and speaker
Cannon slept well. despite his un-
pleasant experience In the afternoon
He was driven In an automobile las,
night to Arkansas city. where he
made an open air political speech. As
he expressed IL. he began at Arkan-
sas city where he left off at Win
field"
Speaker Cannon had late break
fast tiis morning at the home of j
T. Lafferty, whose guest he has been
during his stay In Winfield and spent
the rest of the morning on the front
porch entertaining political friends
Congressman Campbell OF the Third
Kansas district was one Of the early
callers. Speaker Cannon left here at
12:40 y. m. for Empora.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-18
Helping Miller.

Congressman Miller of the Fourth
district" said Speaker Cannon to the
Associatd Press today. lis sick and
unable on that account to wage the
campaign In his district that hc de-
sires He asked me to help him. and
want to do II. for he IN an honest
congressman and a square man"
Mr.. Cannon is scheduled to speak at
Emporia Monday afternoon; at Bur
lingame Monday night. at Harrington
Tuesday afternoon and Marion Tues
day night. These are az % speaking
engagements he now has Nansas.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-18
AGED SPEAKER OF HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, IN GOOD
SHAPE AGAIN.
CAMPAIGNS FOR MILLER
"Unclc Joe" viii Help Congressman
and Has Four Engagements for
Speeches in karsas-Despito Fact
That He Was Overcome by Heat.
Veteran GaveI Wielder Sleeps Well.

Winfield Kan. July Although
he was overcome by heat while de'iv
criDg a chautauqua address here yes
tcrday afternoon. Joseph g. Cannon
speaker of the house of representa-
tives said today he was feeling AS
vigorous AZ ever Contrary to the
advice OF friends, however, he deter.
mined To begin tomorrow series oI
political speeches In the fourth Kan
sas congressional district. "unclC
doc" however, qualities his an
noupcement by saying that lie viii not
attempt to fiji all the speaking dates
II he suffers from the heat while Ia
IL speaking at Emporia tomorrow aft
ernoon. In fact. he may curtai tho
Emopria speech to about 45 minutes "
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lcontinued or Page FsWJ
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The town of Stevensville was full
of Saturday shoppers. The streets
were crowded with all sorts and con-
ditions OF people. There we're signs Of
substantial growth on every side. The
men. women and children were dressed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-18

roday.-F'air.
Tomorrow Fair.
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While you're sure OF rcceiv-
Ing a Roosevelt premium
book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

oas @ere0e, BOB bieies Briibiabr an
ufer oes YineSslano 2qfe bon eii1e11ls
9lr3te aus @nterloo, Sotpa, Elm 5nri.
.tarium eiugeri6ttet meroen jon. Nlh
ioa Elm @aiolin=8oot a1gei6afft per-
Den, nm in ben ibonen Sommermona.
ten Sen Gee gu befabren. sSo6n.
Eater &iliam bon Ser ct. Sobn's Mb-
tel erltattete ieiner bier r%pobnenoen
Mutter einen 8eil,6. ~ 22ebten 5am-
itag f%eterten Matb. @eier ieinen 50.
@eburtstag, mel6e @%elegenben oeiien
piele 5reun0 gum @ratulieren luabr.
nabmen. - 5amilie &einrid SAro-
Ser BON @lariia mar am Sonntag bier
bel Ser 6amilie &ermann &ablert at
|@aite. 81. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
@erfauf pon 8md5rednmngen bes banfc:
rDtt g%egangenen Sobt 8rutih.

@etpiie gre6itoren baben ii9 gegen ben
Verfauf Der 8udrednungen an Semen,
Der beim ginrei6en eines Nngebotes bpn
$3.50 erfolgret6 mar. Ser 5biebs<
manu- bat beute cine Nl1oronung getrof<
fen1un1 e%intragen laien, Der gerudb Der
gertauf Der 8u6red nungen DermitteIH
periiegelter Mngebote Dor ii6 geben fol-
len. .9ieie 1ollen in Der Office bes linz
ter3eidneten am IA. Sebruar 1910,
Morgens 10 nbr, g%e0ffnet perben. Mue-
babel intereiirten Yarteien 1tnb benad<
ridtigt, Nngebote prompt our al1gegebez
men 3eit CUR 9ano 81 baben.
Sarnes &. 8ennett, it,,
Mntpalt fir Srultee.
ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Nfimmeiuta.

yong Yratr1e. Worre1potl=
oen5) - &einri9 S6r0oer, &aliirer
Ser bieltgen Mational 8anf, mel9er
amei @o@en franf mar, befin0et iid
|jebt auf gutter @eilerl1ng, uno MON
bofft, ibn balls mie0er binter 6em Sit
ter begriiBen gu foonnen. = &err uno
|5rm1 Martin @5e6 ~reiite1 lebten 9on-
nerltog @eibafte balber nod Minnea=
polls. @abreno ser Mbmeienbeit
brannte @5e6's S9ublaoen ab. Ser
oaour4 entltanoene S6a0en miro auf
$4,000 angei6lagen; oieGerli6erung
ion iih auf $4,000 belaufen. 0as
1euer entitan0 in ser Madt INN 2 l1br,
uno bepor man Sic @efabr mitterte,
iton0 0as @ebduoe in ltbterloben
6lammen - 2ebten Sonntag ge=
rietb Sic 8eptiiten=4irde in 6euer ;
Sic Seuermebr mar prompt CUR 5tel=
lie .nnb brabte sic 6lammen unter
&ontroue, bepor beoel1te1oer S6aoen
angeri6tet mar. = 0as @ei6aft
Ser Gong Hratrie Creamery mar im
pergangenen Sabre eilt erfolgreides.
lgs muroen in ser elben sen 6armern
sol ,434 SO mabren0 oes Sabres aus
be3ablt, un0 6ieies Sabr ermartet
man nod elm beiieres @ei6dft. 8or
flint SSabren 3ablte sic @eieuidaft
$50, 1896. 95; es NOR Dies Elm gutter
Mnfang fiir's @ei9aft, 6as ienes
Sabr als 6as erite lit feline 8iider
per5ei6net bat. - 8arrett & Clint
mermann bon M%inneapolis maren let=
ten 6reitag bier uno %fouften 80 Hfer.
oe, fir Sic lie einen g11ten 8rets 5abI-
item: = S. S. 9biers bon Melroie,
melder 0aielbit cine 5ooamuIlerfabri:
gu eigen fat, bat aub sic bielige fduf.
li9 in ieinen 8eiib gebradt. SIS.
/. 8romerpiIIe. Worreipon-
oen5) - @etraut muroen bier am
0ienitag ourd oer sbod1m. @farrer
8iamaper &err Matban Greer bon
Song &rairie uno SRI. emma 8iepen-
burg bon bier. @liid gum 8unoe!-
Mm 1. Gebruar bielt Sic 8romerpil.
Ter Creamery So. lire Sabresper-
%iammlung, mobei &err S. 2inoberg
BON @bite 8ear als Spreder auftrat
un0 Sen e%@riammelten man9e beber,
5igungsmertbe @infe iiber SOS Mol,
tereimeien CAB. IS lit in oieiem So.
DIE iebr erfabten lno meiB gan5 ge.
l1al1, bon mas er ipri9t, men1t er iid
allf oieim @ebiete bemegt. - Sn Ell
ner oieier Sage gebaltenen @eriamm.
lung muroe sic @riinoung elmer Ml1.
iiffapeue beidlofien, Ser iib Biz iebt
bereits % Mitglieoer ongeidloiien ba-
ben. SSn Ser Ganilie &arl 3ubi
ltellte lid ein munteres MdOden ein
Dos gleide greigniB trug ii6 bel g.
IS. Nl1er 5u. @liid oa5u! gs gebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

grniinoeten s9uloiitrift 1923 cine ipe-
3ieue 0%eriammlurtg gum 8med gebal<
ten, be5iiglib Ser gu peransgabe1oen
@onos int 8etrage bon $1,000 ab5n=
itimmen. w. Dienitag Mbeno peran-
italteten sic Mitglieoer 0es Dieiigen
60rlterbofes eine angenebme Inter
baltnng, pobei M11iit ulto @eiang oas
&er5 aller Mnpeienoen erfreuten. -
Sn ser 9ienitag Mben0 bergangener
@ode gebaltenen 8erlammlung nn=
lerer &anoelsfammer tpnrbe beibloI-
ien, am eriten Samitag, i'm Wonat
MGir5, uno bon 81 an am eriten Sam-
flag zines ieoen Monats einen Mlarft=
tag gu baIten. Mm Mittmod na6iter
ISOLDE miro sic &an0elstammer einc
abermalige B%eriammlung balten, I'M
Die n0tbigen @orbereitungen fir ben
eriten Martttag gu beipreden. ~ linz
Ter Boitmeiiter Mic. @ennen lit Der
art bon &beumatisml1s geplagt, 0ab
er ii6 nit Ser 3immerluft begniigen
muB. - Sobn 8oien, mel6er inn
@auie ieiner So6ter, ser Srau 5ran5
&ammermeier, operirt muroe, gebt
langiam aber ii@er elmer poditanoigen
@eneiung entgegen. - SEQ @ermers=
fir6en fat iid ieiner angegriffenen
@eiunobeit balber peranlaBt geieben,
einitmeilen menigitens iein 5tuoim1
in ct. Sobn's College ein3uiteQen.
8mfman.
Ser 6amilie Nic. .@runob0ier mur=
Sc Elm ml1nteres Sobnden geboren.
Mfoge es CUR l6reuoe Der begliiften 81
tern madien uno ge6eiben! - Sobn
". 8ra11ol mar zines Cages pergan=
gener @obe in 2ittle Sails, mo- er
8aumaterial fir bas neue @el6afts=
gebauoe faufte; meldes er 0ieies Sriib=
iabr bier erridten lGBt. = SEER un0
:s5rau Soiepb Eopp bon MaDbem Safe
maren iber sonntag bier BEL ser 6a=
mile Setter S6r0oer. - SSofepb 3ieg=
Ter BON Siio0afota traf lebte ISOLDE
bier Elm un0 miro fir sic 3ufunft
@obnung bei leinem 8ater nebmen.
@omt SIR pirfli6 biuig faufen,
@iiBt SIR gu Sobn S9molte geb'n;
9orten f6nnt SIR grobe @aufen
Mqer Irten @aaren feb'n.
@leiberitoffe, nm gu rdl1n1en,
8taiger, 6enn lie 5nbor.
9arnm 2eute rur nibt 1Gun1en,
@ebet bin 3m 5@molfe's 5tore.
@Gnnerz&leiber nnb fir &naben,
9amenmdntel, Miiben, @ite
Mqes f0nnt SIR biQig baben,
Mues bon Der be1ten @Mtel
@abt SIR @efliigeI ODER @ier,
9afur lit linn fein Hreis 81 tbeuer.
Mm6 fir ben &abm, gang %ungeprablt,
@ir0 bier Der b06ite Freis ge5ablt. ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

|bas bier bon Serrn Dierfinion be-
triebene 5danfgei6aft fdnfli6 IN lei
men BeiiB ge6raht l1n0 bereits in 8e-
|iib genomme1r. - Gin gemiiier g. 9.
Yierce bon Bethel, Minn., BAT Sen
9sadlaB Ser bier ooroem berausgege-
benen Mlbal1D r5ribune" bon &errn
Geo. 90. 5daier gefauft, un0 feline
gritgebl1rt jon, wenn nibt 0ieie, 10 0od
liderli6 l1ddite 8o6e eridetnen.
Gin an sic Great Mortbern 8abngeiea
l6aft bon Sen bteiigen @ei6dftSleutc
geridtetes @eiu6, tinen Ser meitlid
laufenoen 5dneu5iige in Mlbanp bal-
ldaft bon sen bieiigen @ei6aftSleuten
elm miaiges DIR gefnnoen gu ba=
ben; .beiBt es ia, oaB Ser 1884 Mit=
tags3ug bier balten jon. Die felt
kSSabren bier beitanoene 5irma &ra-
ter & @ertin miro ii6 binnen &ur=
5em na9 gegenieitigem l1ebereinfom=
m1e,1 aufloien. Das l1ebereinfomm11
gebt oabin, oaB elmer Der @ei6aftSge-
noiien oaS gaenmaare1=, 8leioer= nno
Grocery : Departement itbernimmt,
mabre10 ser urtoere sic giienmaaren=
u1ro M0belbanolul1g fir li6 nebme1
miro
Mrban.
Mnton Streit lit BON Mlba1D, mo- ter
auf Dem @eboft oes Soiepb Grieol Ell
men 78 SUP tiefen Drummer gegra=
ben, beimgefebrt. - SSn Ser 6amtlie
Des Mlois Maper iteQte iid ein mante=
res 50bn9en Elm. Slid oa5u! - s.
x. Maper bat feline bier geleeene 5arm
leinem bier mo6nenoen 8ru0er MloiS
fdufli6 abgetreten. - 0ionis @io=
mann perfaufte orei ieiner 6rei Sabre
often Stiere gu bier @ents per &fun0;
ieoes Ser Sbiere mog iiber 1000
Bfuno; @err @iomann lit elmer ser
menigen Sarmer in 5tearns @ountp,
mel6e nit 8orliebe fir einen gmten
8iebitan0 einiteben.
ct. Mugnita.
Die &ausbdlterin bes boGm'ten
Msgr. So. Nagl BON bier mobnte ont
Montag in &opalton ser @o65eit if
rer S6mqgerin ser Srau Maria
Mobner bei, melde iid on ienem So
ge bel einem DON bo6m. Yater &rior
&erman11, 8. g. g., bon Ser ct.
Spbn's Njbtei celebrirten 2epitenamte
BON &errn Morib @oihen aus 6ree-
port ais 8raut gum Sraualtare fiib=
rem lieb.
&ier5.
9ebten 9onneritag itarb ein fleines
&ino ser 6amilie &einri9 Stumpf.
Die 2ei@e mur0e Samltag benz 56ob
Ser groe iibergeben. - Na96em er
iieben lange Sabre ipurlos peri6mun-
sen NOR, un0 man gla1bte, er lei be-
reits in sic Gmigfeit biniibergegangen,
bat Soiepb &o9 lebte ISOLDE bon Gil
Der gitp, Mepa6a, BON ii6 b0ren lal=
len. Die @ltern 6es peridmunoen
gemeienen iungen &o6 geb0ren beioe
Ser gmigfeit an, un0 iie binterlieBen
tbm cine betrddtli6e Summe @e10es,
BON Ser er iebt gnten @ebrau6 MO-
den fam. - 9iele @o6e Sreitag
miro in Dem int Conn 9ub nel1 &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

ten pnroen ii aenntniB geiebt barob
|oieie 5tmrm blieien, nno es bnuerte
nidt lange, Bis iid cine aus 40 Ser
ionen beioerlei @eidledtes b~eitebenoe
Menge 5uiammengefun0en, Bic oes
Brdutigams @obn1ng umringte, uno
Sic cine mabre &aBenmuiit 5ultan0e
brabte, moonrb Ser iunge gbema>ln
iib bemegen lieB, init ei,1em edten
@edlel beral1s5uriiden, ser pom
8anffaliirer ais gut 0eflarirt mllroe.
Sn stephan &lapperi6'S @irtbl6aft
lieB man Sen 8rdutigam nno ieine
8raut beim idaumenoen 8e6er boh
leben. ~ Montag Mbeno fanu iid
beim Soiepb &oppe cine @arten-Eartie
uno 9ienitag Mbeno cine. lolde beim
Saul sano elm.
2afc George.
0ienItag p%ergangener ISOLDE muir
sen bier in auer Stile getraut &err
Sobn Miebof bon Seem Muni@ uno
SRI. &eomig S6ulte BON ct: Martin.
Shouting begabem iib Sic @erren Mn=
ton &ifler, Soiepb 5pelorid) uno 6.
Mtbmarm mod ct. CLOUD, bon MOO 1ie
na9 berri6teten @ei6aften. anoererl
Cages mieoer beimfebrten. - ,Soiepb
2ange bon alberta, Canada, eritattete
bieligen alten Sreun6en einen mill
foenmenen 8elu6. - sos. Babnborit
uno 6amilie beiudten sen 9dmager
Sen. Sm0iefe in Naoua. = &err uno
|5rau &eter Gunner uno Geo. @ener
iino na6 ldngerem 8eiu6e BEL bieii=
gen @ermanoten rn0 6reunoen na6
ibren reip. &eimatben in Spring Safe,
Canada, 5uriidgefebrt. - IS ideint
iebt 5ur Sbatia6e mer6en 5u mouen,
oaB sic @erren 8erfennis uno 3 ten=
sort oos bon 8. S. Mnoerl Jon in sem
benadbarten Srte @lroie betriebene
Miidmaarengeidaft faufli6 iiberneb=
men un6 meiter betreiben meroen. -
90. Ebelen> melder 5nei Monate long
fronf mar, befin0et lt6 erireuli6er
@eiie altf 6em @ege ser 8elierung.
= @err uno 6rau Solepb Staiberger
mur0en BON &errn un6 Sralt SSoiepD
Sic er aus Gallo, q. g. NIT eiuem
on%genebmen 8ei ube iiberroidt.
Metre @rpbc.
@einri6 &emper bon bier fat ji@
lebte @obe nab @o1o 5pring bege-
ben, mo- er in ser Sdymieoemerfitdtte
0es @errn @ilb. Sbielen Mnitealng
genommen fat. @err &emper lit ge=
man0t in ieinem Ta@e, uno @err Sbie-
len oarf ii6 frel1en, in ibm einen iol6
tiidtigen @ebilfen gu baben, 0enn bon
ieinen Sabfenntniiien fat. er por0em
bereits an an0eren Flaben beltes 3eug-
niB abgelegt.
MlbanD.
SEER Sobn &auani9 bon bier fat
iein bieiiges @ei9dftsgebduoe nebit
@aarenporratb gegen cine 200 Mder
6arm 0es Sobn 8en0er inn Conn
Mpon pertaui6t. 2ebterer NOR int
Mderbau iebr erfolgreid, un6 Elm
@leides tpiini6t man ibm in ieinem
l1nternebmen ols &aufmann. - Mn=
ton Slider ser Mpon Dorfi6mie0, bnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

100000 Mder gutes @%etreioelan0,
nabe bier, oie man unter Ger @eimitdt-
tie Mfte baben fam. @utes Selma.
Moreiie: @eidaftsmdmer-G Club, 60
llmbus, Mont. 9=1Ot
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2e6rer p%erlanat.

S9 gebrnu9e bier beutidztat6oliide
bic Elm gertififnt 5%tpeiten @rabes
@aIGr $50 per Monat. 5er<
min 8 nno 9 Mpnate. @1ulbeg1um am Is.
2e9t cine Sreimarte fir Nnttport
BET &. &. @elte,
Mdnager Der Scat. Sea6er Mgencb,
1t Brandon, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Sir @ol5perfamfer.

&artes 2un1ber gum SdlittenmadenS
6n fanfen berlangt. Sir 100000 SUB
bartes 9ol5 iebt &ontrnfte abgedloiIen;
Qiefernng fou Dieien @omnuer e%rfolgen.
NdbereS bel Guitar Sod & sobn,
12z3t SfzSt. glono, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

3u perpamten.

@ultibirtes 2anb, $50 Mder, 100 Mder
unter Eflug in ct. Martr1. 9esglei6en
cine a%ngren5enoe 80 Nder Bar3eue.
0todte elmer beranttportliden Berfon auf
1dbrelangen eSernnin berpadten. @egen
Sobn 5Iatterp,
9tearns County, Minn.
81 81 1, 3ions. g. 8. 10<6t
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2n p~erfamfett

ODER 8u bertaufGen ouf eine quite Sarm
Elm Metgerla6en nit gutter &un0fdaft
lno fetner @;nrt6tung, nit ober obne
@ebduoe. Ndberes gu erfragen bel
60. Sod.
,11<b6 Babenn, Weinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
8erlangt

8erlar8t
gum fofortigen gintritt elm tldtiger
5dmie6 fir bic ct. Sobn's Mbtei. 9td<
beres gu erfragen bel ben bodtp. 8eneS
Diftinern IN ct. Sobn's g%ollegebile,
Minn. 12<bn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08
Many Express
MuCn Disgust
With Lobeck
Claim He is Wet or Dry and For or
Against Anything, as o.
casiOn Demands.

Much disgust is expressed at the cam
paign methods Of G.. O. l.obeCk, democratic
candidate for congress. and he has lost
more votes thereby II the talk heard
around the streets is any indication.
As one Of the leading citizens expressed
IT, Il have known Lobeck well for years.
lt sounds queer to me to hear him talk
Of standing for cheaper bread, butter and
beef If he would pay some Of the many
bills Of long standing he owes around town
for groceries, funeral expenses and one
thing and another. many OF our citizens
would be better able TO buy bread, butter
and beef.
In all the years 1 have known LObeCk !
have not been able TO find out where he
stands on any question. lie has no political
convictions and his only platform Is He's
all right, and truly expresses where he
stands He's everything 20 everybody
during a campaign. In the campaign he is
wet and dry. prohibition and anti-prohlbi-
ton. for Dahlman and against Dahlman
OF Swedish descent or German descent, all
according to the person whose vote he
IL soliciting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08
City National
Moves Money
Funds Safe in the New Bank-Books
Moved Saturday-Reception
Afterwards.

The City National bank has struggled It's
currency and securities to its new home,
having conducted the affair as unosten-
tatiOusly as a simple home wedding"
No invitations 20 watch the money go over
were passed out and not even all the bank
employees knew that, save for few thous-
and dollars, all the money had been slipped
into the new vaults Several hundred
thousand dollars in currency and consider
able more valuables in form OF stocks and
bonds were put into an express company's
wagon and driven south on Sixteenth street
No pedestrian guessed what was astir.
The bank viii move into its new quarters
Saturday between the hours of Y and 2
p. m. Moving will be a comparatively
simple affair. None of the old furniture
goes over and only books and papers will
have to be transferred. Stationery and sup
plies are waiting In the new building and
the two-hOur allowance will probably be
ample Following removal a reception TO
the public will be held in the beautiful new
home Of the bank in the City National
Bank building,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08
St. LOUIS Miss
Misses a Hubby
From St. Louis to Omaha in Vain is
Adventure of Miss Tina Meyers,
Who Misses Out

Miss Tina Meyers has gone back to St
Louis still a sad, but single woman. She
came to Omaha to find man and home.
She found neither. Omaha was barren Of
husbands AMI all of its homes were fun
so she asked the Associated Charities Tor
transportation and went back 10 Missouri.
Miss Meyers met a friend in St Louis
named Ada Martin, who persuaded her
that nothing in the world was so near
paradise as married life. Since Ada was
not married herself, the evidence might
have been questioned by a sophisticated
person, but Tina was trusting. Ada Of
fcred not only advice, but help. Some
where In the cornfields of Nebraska she
had gentleman friend. named Leo
Slewsly She wanted to see Leo hooked
up in some likely tandem harness too, so
she promised to bring him to Omaha and
give him to Tina.
Tina came to Omaha and for one long
agoniSed morning strolled up and down
the Union station platform. She will never
know whether Ada married Leo herself
before they came to omaha, or whether
he was faithful until he got here and then
dared TO recOnnoiter before he made his
advances, but she does know that her
friends were faithless and she is dis
appointed would-be bride. Having been
shown She went back to st. Louis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08
w agOn OverturnS
a Touring Car
Farmer Jensen Upsets All Traditions
When Vehicle Runs Down
Helpless Auto.

Traditions were overturned when farmer
named Jensen driving a wagon on the
Ponca road, ran over and ruined the huge
touring car of Jules Althaus Sunday night
Jensen passed clear over the touring car
with his destroying wagon and later turned
back to help his victim and the car. The
farmer drove to Florence towing the Grip
pied machine behind
Althaus. who is dealer in horses, was
out for his first trial ride with his new ma
chine when calamity in the form of Jen-
sen bore down on him suddenly. The
helpless autOist was moving along slowly
and endeavored to turn aside for the farm
wagon With apparent contempt the wreck
less farmer plunged head-On into the ma
chine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-08
Foot Ball Teams
Turn Firemen
at Dairy Blaze
Seven Sheds, Machinery and Cow of
Jens P. Johnson's Dairy Are
Destroyed.

During fire in which seven dairy build
ings were destroyed and a COW was burned
to death two foot ball teams ceased playing
and dismantled the house OF Jens p. John.
son at Fifty-third street and Military ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. The fire resulted
In a complete destruction Of the johnson
dairy outbuildings which stood near the
house and threatened to destroy the resi-
dence. Il was estimated the loss would be
about $500
Starting from a spark in the water boil
ing room the blaze got under Roadway at
about $3.50 o'clock. II spread from that
building to the others in few minutes
and was past control when three fire com
psnies under Chief Deneen arrived on the
scene.
Upon the discovery OF the fire the Non
psreil and Hanscom Park foot ball teams,
who were playing on the Benson Eagle
gridiron, a short distance away, quit the
contest and ran to the blazing buildings.
The players and rooters then entered Justify
into the work Of removing furniture from
the endangered residence Of Mr.. Johnson.
So Jealous was the amateur salvage crew
that the members tore out one VI the front
windows in removing a piano.
The firemen stretched a hose from Krug
park, distance Of five blocks, and ex-
tinguished the flames before they reached
the house. barn, cowshed, Ice house,
milking room, tool shed, chicken house and
coal shed comprised the buildings burned,