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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Bonn Giseutbiimcr biais IN
faufen.
Cine id5ne 200 Mfcr ssarm

In Otter 5ail GpuitD, in Der Gart.9iegiuu BON
Mtnneiota. 2ebm0uoeu Der beiten EudlitdI.
80 elder linter &ultur, IS 9der gutes Ricieulauo
@eo Top uub Blue Soint, Stnotbp pub alee).
Is Ader gseioelnno nit fieBcnoem sSaiier, 10
Ater oesielheu limb elnge3dIut NIT 10 geire
Smertcan Sielo 6ence. hog tight, horse high unb
bull strong. Der lbrige 5beil Der gseibe III eius
ps3diint nit 3 Itno Sarb gsirsS. ino 1T gut be-
ithattet. 9ie 6arm Iiegt 3s gpeilen upu ssnbena
lino "a N2eilen BON Blurtou Station (beioe Srts
idlatteu baben ereanteries uno &abena hat cine
tatholtife Sdlnle). 8utes 8 ,9intnter 5ranes
bans. metB uu9etrit,en uno NIT Steinr Snuon.
tnent. 80 bel 20 5uB sroBe hip-roof Sd)eune nit
8aielnent'S Stall, roth arseitridleu unb nur flint
&utben BON benz Sadbe. Dat 6aum iiir 80 Stiid
&in0uteb uro 80 5uuueu Den. Gin 5iueiter hip
roof Stall 20 bel SO 5uB 9roB nit Saum iiir Is
Spnncu Seu, 10 9ieroe uuo 50 Sdlaie Sieier
Stall lit ebeuials roth auseitriheu. Trnmes@e.
treioehauS 10 bet 81 6iB gruB, roth uugeitride en-.
Slbnerital Omit @ppsbeuurD 10 BET Is 6uB groB.
roth augeitrideu. Die 5nrm 1T al elmer &uraI
Ruute uuo einer Z eIepbonssinie gelegen. 9ieieS
lit eiue ioeale 6arnt fdr a1gerteiue 9anbiuirtb.
idbait uuo eS iulten utiroetteuS 40 &ihe uuf Der.
ielber gebalten uer6en. 3n oteier trudenen Sais
ion iueroe idl 20 8uitbel @etjen uno nidt ipeniaer
ais 40 Buibel Safer bonn 2lder ernten. Greis S45
per Nder NIT Seoinguugen mad Selieben oeS
8duiers. Sd babe auoere @eidbdite su ieiten
unb tann Der farm nidht bic notbmen0iae Nuis
mertiamfeit ifenteu. Sdreibet an Den Giaelt :
thinner Serman &auusfD, &aoena, Wtnn.
SD be5ahle On iraenb Senlaro Der eiuen Rdus
Ter brin9t, cine 8ebiihr bon 500.
Seim edreiben eripdbne man seh. bteieS Blatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Gin tidtiser !aatbulif @aeine's
a~etbrben.

Iacine E, '@is.. ben 25. Srg. -
C!Gorreiponben5.t 9abier lit anfanss
Der @oGe Sr. Senrp Breeder i'm
Ilter bon 70 Sabren in ieincr @ob>
nung, SAT Center Strabe, na6 mebs
reren 8pfen aranfbeit, poblperieben
nit ben Sr0itungen Der Heligion. ge>
itorben. Rit linn ihieb ein promis
nenter Seuti6 : Imerifaner, elm ges
treuer aatbolif unb elm riibriger Werz
einsmann. gr maj in Seuti6lanb
gebpren unb fam I'M Ilter bon 10
Sabren mad ben Der. Staaten, reip.
mad Hacine, isis, mo er bis 81 ieis
mem Sobe 9elebt. CT mar Der 8riins
Der bes bieiigen .Seutiher Wdnnerz
Serein". Idt5ebn LANCE Sabre par
er Yrdiibent bes ct. Soiepb's <@ereins.
Or mar Der 9auptsS Organization Der
nNacine Gountp federation of Gath
olic Societies". @r mar ebenio
@ices &rdiibent bes Staatsperbanbes
bon Wisconiin. CT ipnr elmer Der
beitbelicbten Inseitellten Der 7. i
Gaie Srelbing Wadine 60. BON 8a<
cine. Gs iiberleben i'm feline Satin
unb Sebn ainoer: Srau Srnnf Scttel>
meier gu minneapolis. Winn.; Sobn
Breeder 81 8aufegan; Srau George
S6eiblep, SRI. 8atbarina, Soiepbine,
Inna unb Seiiie Breeder unb Carl
mn Senrp, ellie 5u 2acine. Sas
@e9rGbniB fanb AM Sonnerstag bon
Der bieiigen ct. Wariens Stride aus,
infer 5ablreider 8etbeiligun9 ifatt.
Or rube in Sriebenl Ser Camille
infer ber5li6es 8eileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Seabiidtiset SIR Gnrsn @oba=
mat 1T Inoeru?

@enn 10. oaun leiet bieien Sarlain uro 0nu.
belt iogleita. Wute 800 Ader 5arui, 3 9leileu upu
MiIbGnt. e. ., gnteS aht 3inlmcr SIuS, groi,er.
gntgebauter SaisnIent. tat init 0on- Sli,t0x,
etn gIteS 8stretoebans NIT erib6eo Sins uii6
treble empurirheben. 2as NctrelbehauS but
bobes Steins Snienlent. nit SIiOeS am Noocu
oeS Speidlers. nm oas @etreioe in ySaaen An
leeren. Outer Maidineniduppen. lln9eidbr 10
Ader gseioe an einen SADIE. bus l6rigc in
frtdltbares 4ottplh, Sano nit NuSnabme pom
nneetdbr 40 WIDER lplane. SretS S75 per Slder.
cine quite fem. Mir iuo6ueu felt NEAR ais .n
3ahren bier nno BADEN ME cine Sehiernte aes
bnbt. Sur nGbere NuStuuit idrei6er an ODER
'pred)et nor bel Warteno Sros., @ilUanf, 60.
Scim Shrctbeu crwdbne man ged. pisies Ylat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
ans Charles Gin, Soma,

perlautet: Su Der Ma6t bon Sonntaa
aegen II llbr. ruoerten bier iun9e
2cute 6etaunter Samilien ben Gebarz
SluB biuaui, UNI auf elmer Snicl 81
campieren. Im ~folgeuben Wprgen
fab man bnS leere Boot gu Sbal treis
ben. Die bier juugeu 2eutc iinb:
Cabin S6affucr, Sri. SScarl @utih<
Ter, Srant Ban Sau9bn uuo SRI.
Ntarie 8iQiams. Bic @rtrumfenen
iinb nod ni6t nuf8eiunbcn norben.-
@ber ba flare mid NAL Giner alf =
fpenn er's lam = mas Die Jour ipeas
fnoipn bpllng people" Hafts I'M II
11br obne gc9leituna auf Dem Sluiie
berloren batten, UNI nod ubenbrein
.gar5 alein gu campicrcn" :? ! &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Client, Mimi,
6nte 0elcssnbcit nar tir
Nathnlifeu.

Seio abr miioe IN oabriten uub @erttdtteu an
a%rbeiten, 70 ntdcbt Gud einninl suin eiaenen
gleiiter ino gebt iniS 5reie. no 3br oeu Sonren.
thein ben gan5en lag 9enieBen f0unt. gSeroe
belt nlittbeilen. Che 9leoelGnoselHtS Sron Co.,
in Negaunee. Niihl.. eiGt idlbueS frudtbareS
Sano. gelegen IN &unl!ep. Ql9er County, Did,,
an Der Naenti!n8 nno Soo-@iienbahn. an nddD ;
an tatholiisle 6artilteu 3u iuIgenben Ereiien
o%srtauit usroen: gtur ! Dollars yer ELDER; 2u-
Sahluna auf 40 Ader s25. aui 30 Qder 500. Ser
&eit aut Belt Sl 5 Srubeut 3inien. Saubolj fir
2aus uno stall ipiro eireri Seoen on Srt lno
Steue gelteiert NIT 3ahrer 3abl3eit obne 3infen.
Sitte, pergefet oieie Selegenhett nidt. User Suerit
f%ontnit, iuiro am rdd1iier bel Der Staot uobneu.
I'm i%pettere Qustuttt iuetoe man i'd an Sbe
SlepeiauosSItMs SrpI Co., Re9aunee. yRid). :,
poer all y. Sntfd,mio, Gataluba. l9iseouiin.
Vetm Gdreiben eripaDne man geh. oicirs Slat..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

Sas b%etannte &euuiNluauin ootel in Gaerss
bile, Soma, init Is Sintmerr. sroser NitGle uno
GBBinlmer, in Der Nabe Der YdbuD6ie Der 5ais
nois Central nno Der Wrent sSeiteru BGhIel &c.
legen. TT inter g~LuftiDeu 8eaiuguugen Su uers
fauien. GieieS betbefanrte @aitDduS batiu Den
leBten 35 Sa9ren nur orsi Wnl GiGeutbimer
geipedielt. 9persuile lit betnuntlid) cine Der
groBteu urb beten beutithen tntboiiimer @es
meitoen i'm State Soma. lie Staot bat cine
rro cine ausgejeighnete tatboliiGe Sodlibule,
nnter Der seitnng. Der be%itbetanmten 9tarieus
Brioer. Gs W oieies iuirtiid) ette aus geSeidh,
nete 8~elegeubsit. ctn guteS Outel su tauieit.
Spersoile nj elmer Der beitcn RarttpldBe !ucitlid,
ban Chicago. Us limb Stuet groBe StGle bel oeu,
3oteI. aatholiteu, lpeldle eth autes Sotel faus
Eenniplcaata Sonie, Sgersotae. 3opu, idhreioer.
gelm SGIrcitcn crwdbne man sea. oirieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Saaoiuter. aujaebaBt!

s9ir BADEN cine gruBe 9ln,otl oerbe5ert. Jor,
men III Stearns 4ouptp ino llHge9cnb, BEN,
@artenpuntt pom Wiuneiotd. ~ usrtauieu. Gas
bette COUNTY I'M Staate tlir SiebSuGlt uno Nltlshr
$50 per Nder ilno Die GntierImig bon \, bis 5
gieilen BON Stnoten. Jir ndbere MuStluit ,pen.
be man i'd, al San8 4 utedi. &idmuno. 1iinn.
Seim S6reiben errabue man nei. oiejes ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Tarmen fir Gatboliien
0eimiuher!

Sdhreibet fur cine RUNNER bes .Scutbeaferu
annias Someieeter", oaS bette .2anosS ournaL,
has ~pnbIijirt pirb. as iuiro irei an Sene oes
itidt. Die Elm peim. fanien Ueer 8eIo aulegen
uub ginifise 8ebingungen III lniere 5peSialttdt.
sRan abreiiire: 1he eaaen Souatp Jnpeitment
Co., Songtun. annias.
geim eareiben eruGbue man sea. Siejes glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
66tehaNOluna.

Serr sttotS &aiti, go. 1919 Coma. straBe, 9u.
tuaue. Soma. bat itets cine oolitanoise ausiuabt
stnh stmither uno importirter GGieiorten Dor,
rdtbig. Nusfuarttgs Beitelungen Weroen prompt
beiorst. Vretsltits wiro aaf Serlauaea aera,
iueeianot.
osim e@gstbsu uwabas man ssh. slsies Ylats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
&athpliicu. iauiet Gin Neim

na9e 9ennor. eiueoin Gountu. benz garden spot
bon Sib. 3afota. 5eblerntea unbetannt. 2oS
Banner '6olmtn tir aorn. sabneS Bras nno
Obi. Sios>iS Dieilen BON Der Metropoie oea
Stnates. 9iuei 9iicnbgbngn. &elipirenoer Ertes
iter. tanA uerbn ItniBriiIiB biuig. sur Ereilt
mo Neiebreibnng iuenoefilnu i'd an aSeurtb 70
S,pplep. y. y. IL. Ssuipf. z. 9. uoer reierlre
on ben tatboliiden 9rieisr.
Ssim e@reiben er,pabne man aeh. oieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

gr3biiGof S. s. aeanc lit bon
ct. Saul. Minu., 100 er feline Som>
merierien bein Gr5biiGuf SreIanb 5us
aebra6t. nad Sublque 5nrildgefebrt.
Seine @eiunObeit bat ii1 nidt
tpeientlid ge6enert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Gam : 8araains fnr aatholifeu.

Sd babe ID quite carmen Su oertauieu An $40
bis $50 per ader in Der ct. Bridget Iiarrei in
Raribnl uiio Neniaba Counties. duel Der Dan
cine 81, 1000 aditein- Airde, eioirenocu Grtefsr
uno lebeu Sonutag BottesOienit.
aatholiide 9Gnier Sbr ieio eingelaoen, Guda
6teis .6arnen anSuieheu. 'u2breno aurn, Slice.
gSadDien begriii en lino, on Der Sp0eI GIta ider
g%etaaen uio euer Seiud) en- au8enebmcr
iein miro.
liniere berrli6e Sadieiu .airtbe lit stn giouu.
nient nuierer 8roSperitlt, ipclde mir bereit
iillo. t~ottenirei nit 9udl al tbeiieu.
Spredlet Dor poer idIrsibet an
VIM. T. GOSSIN,
Axtell, Kansas.
Setm Gdreibeu cr,uahuc man ord. oirjrc 9(att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
30 tultibirte iyarmea
Nlusne,rlmnrte Weicaenleit

iiir fatbolii6e Sarmer I'M mitticrei 9tes
@iai9eS ganp, 9robe Grltsi,. gutter
0iieubdbnbienit. Sirhen nit reltoireneem
Frieiter. Siir nabsrs Nustunit iArcibe
al
REV. II. MuENsTERMANN,
Eddyville. Dawson Co., Neb.
Seim edjrcibeu cr,pahne man gel. oieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
mnrkthertd1te
SIR ben @rpRnerfaui.
y ubuane. ben 20. gusuit.
0efretbe. Seu. USebl. etc.

49," ~ssSt -
Saier: 50-55c per 9ulbel.
Eorn 64-65c per Smibel.
Weijen: $500 per SuibeI.
@erite: 4S--58c per Buibel.
Ho9geit: 57-64c per Smibel.
Sen: 10. 5O-$17. so per 3oune.
@tebl: patent, So. O0-6.2O; ftraisbt,
So. 20-b.80
8Ieie: S25. 100.
Butter. Gier unb 3aie.
Gisr: 18@l8 per Dusenb.
Butter: Dairp, zoe; Greamerp, csc per
pfunb.
RGie: 8bamsadie 15c; Bird, Tie; Gin.
burger, 1sc; Swiss, 1sc per Piuub.
etet.
Stiere: S4.75
&inber $500.
8iibe: $500.
8alber: S5. 00-6.50.
S4weine (auf benz SUBJ: 8 .5O-s.25
per bunbert pfunb
Groceries, etc.
@spfel: SO. 90 per Suibel.
Geue 8artofieln: $l.00 per guibel.
Spiebeln, 81. 90 per Suibel.
@btca9o. oeu 30. 4usui.
0etretbe,
0euen-
Sept. 97@1.0OH.
9e;. 1.03H i.O4H.
Mai.: 1.os%@1.o9S.
Roru-
Sept. /: 601s @612s.
Se;. 5S@5ST.
1aisr-
Sept. : 34@84E.
0ss. 36R @38B.
Diebmarft.
Sdmeine-
Shmere, 80. 20@9.O0 &.
Sbpere. raube. 81 .20aS.40
9eihte. 80. 75@S9 25.
Semii4te. y .30@9.1 Is.
Dieb-
HinDpieh, 81. 90@S.+ 40.
&iihe uno Rubber. 33.65@7.00.
S6aie-
Ginheimiihe 96mmer 81. 2585. rs.
Weitlids edmmer. "a. l0p5.40.
Ginbsimii6s S6aie. s4.25@5.75
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

: sfss en- ms,5m %uss M>g>G Eminent.
90 1T Elm S~amusnitiatr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Client, Lyon Co., Minnesota,

III stns per oon srsbiihof Sreiano BON ct ssnI
blibemotte bon alien. Dieielbe III BON belgi.
ifeu. ~hpidnoiid1en. oeutiten uno iran56Fid5en
6armern beiieoelt. Sic hat cine fatboliidae
airche aus Badfteinei,, ipeld)e $4,000, uno cine
Sbuefternid)ule. ueld1e $500 toitet. 0as 2aro
III BON Der alerbeitsn GuaIitdt uub aui oemiels
ben 9eoeibt r~eidaIith Nnes. mas in SainpiS lno
Soma ipdsbit. Die 1reiie limb INNER nod nteorig
unb 6etrager bon $40 bis $50 per elder. anthos
ltidbe Nniieoler, weldle ihr tbeureS 2aro oertan'
fen uro btligeres tauieu m6gten, meroeu gut
thuIi. luenn tic I'D, iuen3en al
CHAS. FOULON,
Client, Mimi,
u writing please mention this paper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
r. GoSsIN,
Mnsssieihnete @eleaenasit.

AXIeII, KANSAS.
Seim edreibeu er,pabuc man sea. oieies Stat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
DAUGHTER RECEIVERS BODY
Wife Sells Husbands Corpse to Iowa
Medical school, but II In RepIev-
lned Before Dissection.

TWO CITY, Ia, Feb. 19.-(Special. TIL
body of the late Rollln C. Caldwell was
recovered Thursday afternoon from the
anatomy hall of the medical college Of the
University Of Iowa in this city on a writ
Of replevin issued in behalf of the dead
mans daughter, Mrs. NJ. Y. c. Main Of
Chicago.
Caldwell, died in Iowa City, January H.,
and the body was sold TO the medical col
lege by his widow for 500. The university
authorities claim that It was Caldwelrs
wish, as well as that of his widow that
his body go to the Iowa college of medicine.
In the meantime, his daughter, Mrs. Main
of Chicago, heard of the disposition Of the
body and wrote-tO friends I'm Iowa City
asking them to take possession of the body.
The Iowa law provides that any relative
who will pay the funeral expenses may
obtain possession of the body within sixty
days after death.
The university authorities surrendered the
body willingly upon the demand of Mrs.
Main upon its proper Identification by her
representatives here, the only delay, 1t is
asserted, resulting to insure Identification
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
RATE HEARING IN BILLINGS
Sheridan ambe of Files
Protest Against Tariffs.

BILLINGS, Mont. Feb. ia new ele-
ment was injected into the interstate COM
merce hearing of the complaint OF Billings
shippers yesterday, on the receipt of an APP
pllcation from the Sheridan CWyO) Chamber
Of Commerce to file a complaint against
rates now in effect from that city to out
side points.
George H. Crosby, traffic manager of the
Burlington, was on the stand today. He
submitted tables of rates on carload lots
from Omaha and Chicago to Wyoming
points, showing certain advantages to Bill
ings jobbers. Freight earnings of the Bur
llngton system last year, said Mr.. Crosby,
were s., 1896 per mile.
Mr.. Crosby said he knew nothing of a
traffic agreement between the Burlington
and Northern Pacific, but later said a
saving could be made by routing goods
from the east or west via Minneapolis over
the Northern Pacific.
At the afternoon session he was sub
jected to severe cross-examination by attor-
neys for the Chamber Of Commerce, and
tariffs which he introduced at the morning
session were analysed,
The tariffs seemed favorable TO Denver
Omaha and Chicago in a number of cases
and an admission was made by Mr.. Crosby
that rates to the Big Horn basin from Bill
ings were higher than those in effect else.
where.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE
Reports of Business Conditions Are
Rather More Cheerful.
MMM XODK ENnh -Rradsfreat' tndaX

Reports of Business Conditions Are
Rather More Cheerful.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Brsdstreet's today
says:
Trade reports are rather more cheerful.
Visible evidence of expansion in the job
bling trade in consonance with the advance
of the season are found in the reports that
the large numbers OF buyers In leading
markets, especially in the west, southwest
and parts OF the south have taken hold
more freely, although even in the markets
Of the southwest, whence best reports
come, there are evidences Of conservatism.
based largely on the high prices asked
for goods, Jobbing trade at the east Is
moTe doing 5G open fH jobbRBingu at New York. While
primary dealings are still classed as
quiet. Inquiry at leading markets fails
cancellations noted for some time past
and there are few signs of the widely
heralded reaction In distributive. trade.
Many points report no cancellations TO
speak of, several cities report counter
mands no greater than normal and only
a very few, report that in a few lines,
notably clothing, has there been any spe-
cial effect exercised.
The least favorable feature m the coun-
tTy's trade at present is the CONTINUED
an effect easily traceable to the high
prices ruling for breadstuffs, meats, ami
mails and cotton. In connection with this
II might be noted that all price records
In western markets since 1870 were broken
by live hogs this week.
mhHuldGluItIo dio Hupplitu Win fOT-
ders. Western shoemen are running ia
capacity. There is rather less pesslmisism
in the Iron and steel trades Reports from
the Pacific coast lumber trade are good
Collections range from slow TO fair.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending with February Il
We're 269, against 249 last week, 282 IN the
like week of 1909, 1926 In 1908. III in 1907 anc
1856 in 1906.
Wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the weel
ending February II aggregate 1.617, OSt
and 2.213,5O bushels this week last year
For the thirty-three weeks ending Feb
against 1ss. ISL bushels in the CORE
spending week last year. Corn exports
for the week are T1,6l6 bushels, aHains
l,125, 9S bushels last week andf1, 2SS, 5l9 bush
els in 1909. For the thirty-three week.
ending February II corn exports are H..
III, S97 bushels, against 10, POI ,6SS bushels las
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
Indictments
Of Big Packers
Are to Result
Hudson County Grand Jury Asks
Prosecutor to Draw Up Form
Against Them.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Prosecutor Garven
said last night, that acting upon his recon-
mendation the Hudson county grand jury
of New Jersey had instructed him to draw
up the form of an indictment against the
National Packing company and it's direc-
tors. The grand jury, he said, had positive
evidence that food products in some. in
stances have been kept in cold storage for
seven years.
1t was stated here tonight with much
positiveness, that the National Packing
company had already been indicted. Prose-
cutor Garven's statement. although techni-
cally a denial, forecasts such action In the
near future, and 1t is understood that the
indictment finally presented will probably
be for conspiracy in restraint Of trade, as
the court instructed the jury 1t might find
in his charge.
In Mr.. Garven's belief the best proof Of
a conspiracy to restrain trade lay in the
minutes of the National Packing company,
which had been read to the grand jury.
Under a provision of New Jersey law, the
minutes of corporations chartered by the
state are always available.
In the directorate OF the National Pack
ing company appear the names of many
recognized holders of great packing inter
ests. Apparently, said Mr.. Garven. these
companies were working independently, but
he believed he had evidence to show that
the directors of the National Packing COM
pany had taken formal action to hold sur
plus supplies in storage until the market
price should meet theiN own figures. The
directors are: ]. Ogden Armour, Edwin
Morris, f. F.. Swift. t.. NJ, Morris, Arthur
Meeker, Edward Tilden, r.. j. Connors, L..
A. Carton, T. e. Wilson, C. IL. swift, L..
II. Heyman, Samuel l.. Roberts, f. A.
Fowler, A. w. Armour, L. f, Swift and
Kenneth X. McLaren.
1t is understood that each of them will
be named specifically, with the exception
of Mr.. McLaren, who is a resident of New
Jersey, as required by law and has no
known active share in the management Of
the company.
For more than a fortnight the Hudson
county grand jury has been investigating
not only the preservation of food stuffs,
but tho alleged affiliations of the railroads
and the western packers with cold storage
houses in Jersey City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
THE WOMAN WHO
CHOOSES MER MATE

1t Is said the woman does the counting.
The male thinks he chooses, but, instead,
he is guided, hither and thither Ga merry
game) by the Invisible leading string OF
feminine art. Can this be true of fat
ladies'? Does the fat woman feel as safe
her leading strings will hold as the girl
with the line of beauty from toe to chin?
Mere man knows as little OF this as Of
other things feminine, but he has done one
famous thing He has developed a harm
less and elegant fat reducer, the Marmola
Prescription Tablet. This tablet taken
after meals and at bedtime relieves the fat
girls soul of fear Of the straight front
enemy, forfit puts her on equal terms. Any
one can get thin by its means-and quick
ly. 1t takes off a pound a day In some
cases. Simply take one tablet daily, as
indicated. The reduction is sure; IL will
be uniform: no wrinkles or harm will re-
SUIT. Fat will go as Il came-quieuy-off
the latest places first. The Marmola Tab
let made strictly in accordance with the
famous fashionable formula y or Mar
mola, u OF. Fl. Elk. Cascara Aromatic, SM
o. Peppermint Water) never Injuries. II is
cheap. also, a large case. OF the makers, the
Marmola Co, 533 Farmer Bldg, Detroit,
Mich, or any druggist, costing only sew
| enty-five cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
Taft Railroad
Bill is Ready
For the Senate
Mr.. Cummins Will Probably Offer
Amendments After Proposed
Measure is Reported.

WASHINGTON, Feb. $50 far as 1
am concerned L am for the administrator
bill without any amendments" announced
Senator Aldrich yesterday, at an executive
meeting Of the committee on interstate
following the final hearing on
the railroad bill. This statement appeared
to take Senators Cummins and Clapp by
surprise and the former said he supposed
the senator from Rhode Island had the
bill fixed to suit himself.
IT have not fixed the bill, nor have I
had anything to do with it," smilingly re-
torted Mr.. Aldrich.
The colloquy resulted from a request
by Cummin for a hearing tomorrow, at
which he might present amendments drawn
from his bill to amend the interstate COM
merce act. 1t was announced that hearings
were not necessary for this purpose as he
could offer any amendments he chose as a
member of the committee.
President Taft today had as guests at
luncheon Senators Aldrich and Smoot. Tho
purpose of their entertainment at the
White House vas to bring the latter in
line with the administration view regard
irg the postal savings bank bill. Mr.. Taft
made it clear that he thought the Smoot
amendment, which would prevent the board
of trustees from withdrawing postal bank
funds from local banks for investment else
where, would make the measure uncon-
stitutional.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
Three Hundred
Hurt IN Riot
Fifty of Demonstrators at Frankfort
Are in Hospitals as Result
of Clash.

FRANKFORT, Feb. DEMONSTRATION to
day develops that there were many more
casualties than at first had been supposed
when the police last night cleared the
streets of crowds gathered in public protest
against the proposed Prussiau suffrage
laws. Today some fifty Of the demon
strators are In the hospitals and Of the
number five are seriously injured. The
number OF wounded is now placed at be-
tween 200 and 800. Twenty policemen are
among the injured. The riOting during the
later hours Of the night appears to have
been confined to the ruffian element among
the unemployed, Other demonstration
have been announced for next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
IN FOOD
what = Clorgyman's Wife Pound.

The wife of a Minnesota clergyman
found the solution of her troubles in a
simple change of food OF which she says:
My case proves that proper food will
cure. almost any all. For years I suffered
from dyspepsia which became chronic
and was treated by some Of the most
SKI ful physicians, but was not cured.
medicine would help for a time. but
the old troubles would always return be-
cause the cause was still there, and kept
me weak and sickly most of the time. |
had the grip every year for five years.
always suffered from colds and my whole
condition Shove that l did not get the
proper nourishment from food.
Finally l began eating Grape-Nuts ac-
since that time my stomach has not
troubled me at all, bat a remarkable
change took place. All through the long.
cold winter I ate nothing but "A saucer of
Grape-Nuts and cream IN the morning and
no matter how severe ths cold l did not
suffer and ! did not have the grip or even
a cold.
'Grape-Nuts food certainly nourlshed
me until l have a strong constitution,
feel like a new person, and indeed never
was healthier i'm my life"
Read the little book, "The Road Ia
Wellvtle." in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above lsttsrS A new one
appears from time to time. They are gen
uinS, true. and fun Of human interest.