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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

A delegation Of Sunday school
workers left this morning for Mos
! COW, Idaho, to attend the annual
convention of the Inland Empire
Sunday School association.
Judge HinkIe, in his address be.
fore the Fellowship club last night,
expressed himself in favor of the
present divorce laws only, with
added restrictions.
Rev. w. J. Minges Of the ScoviIle
evangelistic party will hold several
short meetings in Spokane saloons
this week. 1t is his intention to visit
number of the saloons throughout
the city.
Because che was endowed with a
melancholy nature, Mable Brunette,
f23 years old, committed suicide by
taking carbolic acid in the Hogan
building Thursday night. She could
not bear to have Roy Heinrich, her
fiance, leave her. so in a fit of de-
Spondency ended 1t all.
The admission Of Minnesota to the
union will be celebrated by a large
number of former residents of that
state tomorrow with banquet in
the Hall of the Doges, Davenport's
The May Jury has been dis
charged by Judge Whitson of the
federal court. Judge Whitson leaves
for North Yakima next week.
Tonight the Modern Woodmen OF
America will meet in their lodge
rooms at Pacific hall to settle all
business Of the carnival held this
week under their auspices.
Charles Kenneth Baxter, minor
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bax-
ter, was given to the keeping of
Mrs. Grace Russell by Judge e. II.
Sullivan while the divorce action
brought by the husband is pending.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

An "oId settlers cabin" will be
built by the Esther Reed chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. 1t will be ready for the
Flag day" exercises to be held
there June IA.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
Buried in Shroud She
Prenared GO Years Auo.

Prepared 60 Years Ago.
The shroud in which Mrs Eva
Semon was buried at Wabash, Ind,
was prepared by her 6S years ago.
She was 95 years old and had
been expecting death for many
years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

The board Of park commissioner
has decided to establish lunch
counters at Mantle park this sum
mer and to place all sorts of re
freshments at the disposal of park
patrons at cost price.
Mothers day was observed at the
Methodist Deaconess home yester
day, where contributions of money
as we'll as flowers and provisions
were received.
TWO charges of practicina with.
out a license were brought against
Or. L. K. Callahan in the superior
court yesterday. They were con
tinued until May 16.
A farewell surprise party was
rendered Captain Pogue and Auiu.
tant Dean of the Salvation Army
who leave this morning for Port.
land, Ore, at their home, 2727 Mar.
ket.
Josephine LonsdaIe asks for q
separation from John Lonsdale on
account of desertion.
A petition signed by the bicycle
riders of Spokane was presented
to the bicycle commission that mo.
torcycles be kept off the cinder
paths of the city. Their conten.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

tion is that the motorcycles exceed
the speed limit and ruin the paths.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

VIENNA.-The Albanian rebels
are reported to be driving the
Turkish battalions before them
from the Albanian Alps in Monastir
and Kossovo provinces, according
to today's dispatches from Uskub.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
SHORT
.SHAVZNCS

A middle-aged stranger, woh
looked as though life had not been
all beer and skittles" gave his
name in to one of the census TAX
ers. He said he lived here long
enough to be citizen and didn't
want to be overlooked.
"Married?" asked the census
man.
"Was once" drawled the mid
dle-aged man, "but the dog-gone
woman eloped with Baptist min
lister n years old"
Not a great deal later the cen
sus man was taking the name of
a citizen whose handle pronounced
him Irish before he opened his
mouth.
Married MANI" came the ques-
ton.
Sure, and Dim not" quickly re.
piled he. And glad l am to be
able to say as much"
A facetious man in the theater
remarked on the extraordinary
badness of a man sitting several
rows ahead.
Look at that head See how
perfectly polished it is. 1t looks
exactly like an ostrich egg"
yes, indeed it does," friend
replied. eff an District spied it
shouldn't be surprised to see the
bird sit on it."
"Well, | wonder if it would hatch
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10
BEAUTIFUL STYLES.

We simply must sell these pianos.
Take your choice of Kimball, Hallet
& Davis, Decker, Lester, Hobart M.
Cable, Steger, Haddorff, Chase
Bros, Weber and many other makes
as well known.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

Mary S. EImendorf, a we'll known
resident of Spokane, and first pres
ident of the Y. w. c. A., died at
her home, e 241 Ninth avenue, yes
terday afternoon. Funeral will
take place at $3.50 o'clock this aft
ernoon. Body will be shipped to
New Brunswick, N. j., for burial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

JOSEPHINE PATAGOWSKA.
one house four times, to another
three times, and to her own home
once. To Magistrate Winters, Jo-
sephine admitted that to see the
fire engines in operation was her
greatest delight. In other respects
she is perfectly normal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

A. T. kendrick, banker Of Ritz
vile, has invested $4,000 in the
new Mitchem Brothers packing
plant, to be built in East Side Syn
dictate addition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

A visit to this sale will quickly
dispel any doubt you may have as to
whether or not you can save one
third to one-half your piano money.
There are many cheap pianos
made today and offered at low
prices, but seldom, If ever, do you
see a selected line of Americas old
est and best makes offered at such
ridiculously low prices. (.
FORCED SALE.
In order to understand such a
slaughter of prices, you must bear
in mind that profit making is not
the intent of this sale. We must
dispose of over half our present
stock before moving into temporary
Y.sarters: Dee!,..y is ont ct the ones-
tion, as our heW six Story building
must be commenced June /. Our
building contracts compel us to
move. ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

A delegation Of Sunday school
workers left this morning for Mos
COW, Idaho, to attend the annual
convention of the Inland Empire
Sunday School association.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

Judge HinkIe, in his address be-
fore the Fellowship club last night
expressed himself in favor of the
present divorce laws only, with
added restrictions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

A verdict Of $4,000 was returned
by the jury in favor of.Frank Lar
son in his damage suit with the
Northern Pacific.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-10

so you never make fun Of your wife's habits ?~
"Never; tried that long ago."
what happened?"
She kept on buying others trying to please me-"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Svo Datota.

- On tire Mar >gommel Sen al
Gormer @eorg &asmusien / Merbe:
oen at 9omaro fal0t fra Sen pperite
Gpr / Staloen mes &pegen moi
Slibeitenen. Sen Sfaoe ban lei
1aroe 9eoen tilielge.
-&eoatter @m. 6. @enfer al Sci
locialiltiife 9agblao / SEEDS, CT Die:
pen iat UNDER Nnflage for at baoe
tenpttet @oiten til 6orien6elie Al
uiemmelig 9esning. Sen paaanfe
Sc Nrtifel, ser blep ofienliggjort
Nan11ar Maaneo, peorerte ct al 81
ii @uo / Moielopen.
- gn Cater al 6armer 90. Sper.
Jon i Nloams Somnfbip peo @omarf
er br9nbt tilosoe. 8arnet lege0e
en- Morf, boor Saoeren pleie6e o1
frRnbte @r9s. Sper Jon troe6e, al
Slren Dor lluft; men me6ens ban
tor / Sen mobiotte Gnoe al Morfen,
SEN op igjen % antel1oteEi.
gems &l96er.
- 6aareaplerne / Sen peltlige Del
al Staten bliper / oenne Sis bu6t
iro is til % Gents pr. Hun6 his,
men fun faa al Sem nil lelee til sen
Eris. Sen baaroe @inter foraorio=
aeoe itore Sab blan6t 6%oarefloffene
| Montona og @poming, ogiaa en-
le( Sob / Sp0 9ofoto, men life npr
ian itore iom / Sc to nppnte Stoter
og 6a%areablerne penter, at 6isie Sal
pil fere til lterf stigning i l1l6pri.
lerne ienere fen poo Sommeren.
- Sra 9ea0mooo meooel~s al
1,5O0 Nuno Sprpngfrl1ot, ser opbe:
paroles / Ell Sl1nnel / Mogl,l Minine
Cos Mnleg / Serrp Sirs0og. ii6lte
l(ge %efsplooereoe. &rl,otet nar net:
op hlenet in0iot / Slmnelllen, % in
gen orhejoebe / M9rheoen, ioa in
gen fom til Sfa0e, men Sunneller
Ser loo tnt UNDER S%perflooen, ioo pei
lom Sme0ep9rfiteoet, blep eoelogt
Set ontages, at Spr9ngningen er
fpranitaltet al @npl1, Ser er giort fle=
re 6oripg al lignen0e Mrt / ggnen
iom oog er blepen binoreoe al @ogt-
man0ifabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

2lonre fig pi6ere, og Der babe fan
os ber ri bore. Meoarbeibere, roar
b; er blepne 9rebne al stemningen.
Sg life set alene.
81 moo alleiommen bore me9 al
fere Sen frem til 9aao.
2a6 % 6erfor olle jom en- bore
me6 til at faa en- @temning peffet
for set ltore og gooe / Menneifeli=
pet, men la6 % ioa life iton6ie poa
&alpneien..
Ser er Opeoner NOT at toge fat
poa, og set baaoe / friitelig, buma1
og politiif Senieen6e. 0psaper,
Der trenger til 2psning, for at bort
6olf fan blipe laa frit, iaa Ipfteligt,
laa ligeltiilet, at set fun blipe 5ono=
beo, bpao Di9teren ipnger, at faa bar
for meget og ferre for liot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

Otter 6oreoraget bite @rofeslore, e.,
@Rffe u6merfebe 2psbilleber fra
oanife Meierier og 2anbeienbomme
al forifiellig S%tsrrelie, og set gleoer
% at f,,nne meooele bore 2ei ere, at
otsie % Tet1onu flere oanife 8ilfeoer
I'll blipe fremptite peb 6orebrogei
paa 9anta Sail 9proag Mften. S
Ssnoags operpereoe @roiesiorporret
ct. 3e6ers 6anife Iutberlfe airfes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og bpileoe
l.0 efter sen itrenge &eiie, iom Sic,
tier / &rofesior @aecfers Stem.
@onoag Morgen begpnote &rofesior
@sggilo iammen meo nogle al 2ano=
brugsifolens Erofesiorer oe Scr. %.
S. Slien Ell Sur giennem Minnei o.
ia, / bpilfen Sis 6ru 8sggilo er
@ieit hos Mr. 90. 80. Cute. 6ru
@pggiIo bar / Sc iioite Gage list al
ct Sloebefinoen0e, iom nsoiaeer ben-
Sc til at blloe Jig inoen Dgre. iaa
n1eget iom muliet. Sum bar boit
Sen @lGoe fer / 9pen at
trGffe iommen mes lin Splter,
Urn Nnton cannes, ion FUN life bor
pGret ionmen mes Sc liolte 20 Nor.
&rofesior @sggilo oil eiter jim
Silbagefomlt fra Sl1ren 9iennelm
Minnei pta 30 bos Mr. g. 81. 9l,fe,
1900 Is. elpe. e..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
@n itor $jsrnion @tinocfcit p

Gn itor $jsrnion Ntinbefcit pil
nlipe afbolot / auditorium Ssn6aa
Gitermiooag 5. 12. S1,ni 81. $50
Gftermiooog. Soften err %arrangeret al
noale pa tppe norife Toreninger oJ
ser bliper fri Aogong for alle, Ser
far ellfet sen ltore 6ribeosbspoing
p9 Gi%9terfpn9e. Srilliugbpernes
ltore Monosfor nil ipn9e. io1nt ct
2omefor. Soloiane al Miis @ar1=
nob @oibp. 6lere forte 6oreorag oil
hlipe bol6t al Sc beol tie nor fe Salerc.
&unltrnaler Nnbreas Yeoerien nil lo.
fsre Ell Butte al @jsrnlon, Ser nil
1oo Elaos pao Sen meo @lomlter o.
arunt lmpffeoe Scene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
st mbpaaeliat 8ibliptbef.

9r. 5tocfton peo @oipitalet @bi=
looelpbia bar en- Samling 8gger.
iaobunben / Menneifebuo. Soole6es
er /. Gfs. &otaloget oper me6icinit
Siterotl1r, ct tpft 8ino / @port, in6-
brrnoet / Ell Man6s &pgbu6, og pao
1. SIDE ct an6et @erf itaar: rSSno-
bl1noet / garnet Sober al &n6en al
Irn 8. $ Sen. SUN oe6e at Spinb-
lot Der paa &oipitolet." 0enne
Game bar leperet Snobinoing til 2
Bigger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
sbeater og Torretniue.

Direftere1 for ct itort Barrier
5orltoostbeater bar facet Ell origi=
nal Soc til at. traffe @ubIifum til
Suie. @nboer silifl1er faar nemlig
iamme1 me6 lin 8illet uoleberet ell
Anbisning paa ct itort 6orretnings.
firma, / 6slge bpilfen 6orepiieren
bar @et til gratis at mootage ell
8ienitaro ! set nepnte Magaiin. 60
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
pernes garoi tiger / 6orbolo til
8iIletpriiernes &sioe, Sc, ser tager
BILLET til 1beotretS 2oge, faar laa-
leoes ogioo Sc peroifuloeite @arer.
Gen S%,ruifabseb,

iom en- @preor1er oflegger be6 lit
@rplll1p, Ipber ioaleoes: Nu er bort
@opebbaor iort JON 6ieorene poa 6e,t
piloe Gas, = men ielp naor Set
bliuer bpiot iom 8lomiteripiblens
bpibe &obtrepler, bill nj bore binonz
sen tro iom sen Sag ioog." 0es=
perre betpoer oenne imuffe og poe
tiife Gb life meget, tbi @oreaneren
bor oltio Het til at bol6e Me6bu-
ltrller iorl1oen lin eeentli9e Some.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
HurioGteter.
Spao scr furcaaar / 40 9lar.

@n @%nglanoer for uoregnet, at,
oo ban far pGret gift / 40 Mor og i
Sen Si0 3 @onge oaglig far orl1ffet
en Sop &affe, for fan aIene al oenne
3rif oruffet 213 @ange lin egel1
&pgt. san far lpiit oper 10 Sfser
og ODER so S9ffe Mel - / set belle
fort9ret iaa meget lom ODER LOO
@enneifer bejer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

Scener ira Set Oaslige Gin. Erpfes=
lor 9pggilo er cit opgtig og fnngs-
lel1oe Saler, % lon Ionn1nrfs itpr<
i1c Authoritet poo Mejeripni enet5
Smraooe taler ban nneo en- Snoligt
pa Toritauclie, Ser 9jpr Toreoroaet !!
bui @rao tiltrpffe11oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

&ruicsior &sssilbs oanifc Sure
Drag pao Gonio @oll 9proog Niten
al. S.15 pil uoentpipl iomle Ell al
Sc i1prlte Silbsrerl farer, Ser enonl1
bar gipet Mpoe / 0anifernes @opeo=
fparter. Encouragement CT " % e l.
9e + anolin ira
z toln % 8 re 5 III r.
til eieri % Iprbr1l-
meo Gfsempler ira 6 O
benbapns MeIfe orp
II / g.. Get or ct Gmne, Ser IN
%tereslerer ale. hoo0e MGlfepro0ucel1=
fer, al bpilte ser liffert nil inofinoe
Jig mango, % Melfeforbrugere. Ser
nil blipe frempilt Ell &pffe uomnrfc<
Re 2pshilleoer, life l,oeluffenoe Meie:
rihilleocr. ngiao 9on0lfoher, @aaroe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
/ Mcmorialoag:-| araocu.

minneapolis 2onife bopoe ioor,
lua piot nj peo for ferite Sang, oer
@l9be at ie 9onnehrng poje SIDE ONT
SiSc meo Stiernebonncret / Mem1p-
liolonncns Eoraoe / Mo,ioogs. lbpr=
ralolcn 2oge1l, ser iprte set, par Sen
enei1e nonlfe Organization / Eoro=
Sen pg bopoe facet onpiit Ell lm11f
Eloos i oenne. ga 2ogen bopoe to-
get Spitilling paa s. Street % 3.
Npe. e. og penteoe poo at i11otage i'm
Ela0s / Eorooen, oefilereoe Sen fpr=
lite Gel al 0enne, ion1tlige 5rpppeof=
Oelin9er, fprbi og bilieoe Sc to Jlng,
iOet Sfficererne irnfebe oeres Sab
Ter og IonebGrer,1e 1logene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

@rutcsiur 8pssilb us Trmc ol1fom
Sproo9 Mor9en fra Spler, Minn:,
Dppr Erof esi loren boIot to Ioreorog,
til minneapolis. Hoo Stotionen blep
ban moota9et al Groieslor s. 8.
@aecfer, Gbef for observation-disclosures
poo Citizens Ngerbru9slfole, og flere
Ganife, Fl. a. Or. e. s. Nelion fra
ct. Hal1l, bonif @ieefoniul for Min-
neiota, 6orn1mnoen og SefretGren
for @on1iteen for @eggilos oanife
6ore0rog paa 2er0ag Mften, 9'@rr.
$. S. Gbriitenie n og %. %. 91,fe,
% maore. Grofcsioren og 6ruen po-
oaben6ort GLADE peo at trGffe iau
mango 9anlfe pes A(nfomlten. Sc
1algte me0 Erof. @aecfer n6 til
Sono6rr,gslfolen, bpor ban iamme
6ornnlooag &l. II bol6t ct 6oreorog
ON oonife Mnoelsmejerier for Sfo=
lens str1oenter. Merfeligt nof bap=
DC Der fun inofm0et Jig nogle faa
oa1lfe Silberere til Joreoraget, ifisnt
No9an9en ltoo aaben for alle. So
reoraget i%ntereslere6e oabenbort GiI=
Dererne, Ser beo oets 5lntning Is1-
neoe Grofesioren meo fraftiet 8i-
folo. Gofesiorerne @ooos, sfolens
Sean, og @aecfer introoucereoe BAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
minneapolis.
9sbsiaIb. &or Qon6sman6 Sort

9sbsfalb. &or Qonosmano Sort
m9eler @bas. q. @briitenien og SIT
1trt, 2210 @olfar Sire, Ser ion1 ont
tolt iiolte l19e ,1plig er penot tilbage
ira MimneapoIis fra Ell &eiie / 5p=
Sen, Boooe / Ssnoags sen itore Sorg
at mite oeres 8 Mar 9nmle Cater
ser 0s6e al en- on6ortet
Starlagensfeber. SUM blep angre=
ben al Sp9oommen i Gouglos sto=
1en / 6reoags % blep ienbt biem
ira Sfolen, pg to Gage efter osoe
oen lille begopebe &i9e, ser por al
les s)nolina % sen opgtieite Cleo i
lin &losle / Sfolen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Iavs Root Print n
Bwoboda-Cortifisd Public AccountAnL
x.aghting Fixturss-Rurgsss arandon %.
ls5o-Mationhl Lifo Insurance. oo--lslo
Charles r. Ady. General Agent Omaha
store Your Zine Furs in moth proof
vaults. Nominal cost. shukerts. 10 & Har' y
HGaNs Tour Savings increase your earn
inEs by becoming a member OF Nebraska
Savings and Loan Assn Earns per cent
per annum. 1s0s Farnam St. Omaha.
walhut Rm 1rnvrOvsrs-The Walnut
Hili Improvement association will hold a
meeting Friday evening. at 462l lizard
street- Several matters OF Importance to
the properly owners In that section OF the
city are 10 be up for consideration.
FEDERAL Jury MAKES Partial Rsport-
The federal grand jury submitted a partial
report, finding but one true bill wednes-
day evening for a minor postOffice case.
The name Of the indicted party was not
given out as the accused Is not yet under
arrest.
Three Omaha 8EnsioiAns TO Europo-
Misses Marie Meek and Alice Davis and
Nir. Cecil Bergman will go 10 Paris this
summer TO study music under Wager
swayne. In preparation for their departure
day evening.
Change An GRAND Jury Foremanship--
+. J.. Fales Of Ponca, who has been acting
as foreman Of the federal grand jury, has
been excused from further service on the
jury because Of pressing business at his
home. He ts succeeded as foreman OF the
grand jury BY Frank J. Hoel OF Omaha. the
appointment Of Mr.. Hoel having been made
by Judge Munger Wednesday evening.
engage IN weather Bureau Foros-w.
d. Maxwell OF Pittsburg, Pa. has been
appointed to succeed J. B. Wilson as as
sistant observer at the Omaha weather
bureau station, who has been transferred
to the ST. Joseph (Mo) station. Mr.. Max
well was connected with the Omaha sta
tion from 1856 to 1900 and will be well re-
membered by visitors to the weather
bureau during that period.
Dedication Of EIks' Building-Membera
Of the local lodge Of Elks are planning to
dedicate their club rooms Thursday. april
q, and an elaborate program is being pre-
pared. The dedication ceremony will take
place at o'clock In the evening and will
be presided over by Grand Exalted Ruler
Judge J. u sammis OF LeMars. la. There
will be a reception for Elks and their
friends in 9the afternoon, which will be an
invitation affair.
Verdict for Construction Company
Judge w. IL Munger directed the jury in
the case Of Leo A. Hoffman, as admins
traitor OF the estate OF one Taylor. de-
ceased, against the Leonard Construction
company. TO return a verdict in favor OF
the defendants. Suit was brought for
$4,000 damages for the death Of Taylor by
falling from a scaffold through being
struck by a falling piece OF scantling at
the John Deere plant in Omaha in Novem-
Der, 1905 which later resulted in his death.
The defendant company had the contract
for the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
Occupation Tax
Paid for Lights
Date of Payment is Changed from
the First to Fifteenth Of
the Month.

The Omaha Electric Light and Power com
peny has sent its check for ts. .S5sos to the
city treasurer, being the amount Of occu-
patton tax at per cent on its business foI
the four months ending March 81
The statement sent to, the city clerk al
the same time shows the following figures
for the four months; December, S5s.14z 81
January, S57.1H.a: February. S57. .SO5-6l
March. s7.StSTs; total. t22S,oo2.u. For the
first three months the electric light com
pAny paid a tax Of t4OlB.6l
Since the ordinances were originally
adopted levying the tax on public servic'
corporations. the council has amended then
70 make payment due April Is. JG;y Is
October IS. January IS This action wa
taken because the corporations found q
impossible 10 make returns on the first o.
Chs month following the end OF the quarter
The present returns viii therefore all b.
for four months. and hereafter for thre'
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
Sister Tells How
Dreams of Wife
Were Shattered
Mrs. Joseph Ksplan Had to Work In
stead of Riding in Motor Cars
and Going to Theater.

Mrs. Joseph Kaplan Pollard found mar
ried life vastly different from what she had
been led to expect, according to the testi-
money Of her sister, Rose Kaplan, in the
trial in district court, where Joseph Pollard
is suing his father-in-law for Sl5.OCO for al
legged alienation OF the wife's affections.
Miss Kaplan testified that she heard a
conversation one day between her sister
and her brother-in-law, in which the
former, she said, reproached Pollard Bit
terly. The defense has introduced this tes-
timony to show that it was not Kaplan, but
his daughter. who was displeased with Pol
lard.
Il heard my sister say this" declared the
witness:
I've taken your abuse for year and
half and I'll never go back to you. You
promised me dinners and theater visits and
automobile rides. Instead Of getting these,
you have made me go to work after a
week. I'll never go back to you.
You think I'll ask my poor old father
for money for you. 1 never will. You want
me TO put my baby in an institute. Never.
I'd lose my right hand first
Then Miss Kaplan testified to a converse
ton which she says she herself had with
Pollard In a street car subsequent to his
filing suit against his father-ln-law.
Pollard" declared Miss Kaplan, then
said to me: 1t don't cost me anything to
start suit I'll get that $4,000 and turn
you all out OF the house without a shirt
on your backs. Then me for Broadway -
Miss Kaplan, on cross-examination, had
quite tussle with II. B. Fleharty, attorney
for Pollard. The witness talked with great
rapidity and the official court reporter was
given a test for his mettle. Rabbi E.
Fleishmann was the next witness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

leg was crushed and other lesser injuries
sustained.
The injured man was removed to st.
Joseph hospital by the police Ambulance
At the hospital 1t was found that Nc
Nein had sustained the loss OF three fingers
on the left hand, besides mangiing his right
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
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Leg Crushed
Under Motor Car

Dan MeNeill. a sheet metal worker for
the MeKeen Motor Car company was run
down and seriously injured Thursday morn
ing by a motor running in the yards at
Fourteenth and lizard streets His right
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