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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
Den banife 6irfe" og
,.9anlf grooerfamfuno."

5 rairfelig Samler" al 6. 6e6r.
beretter 8nlt, q. 3. @nlo al Gen
oonife Strife" ON Snooielien al gta-
tbanaeIs Menigbeos 5orinmlinesbus
1 0agmarfolonien. Rontana, og /
oenne 6orbinoelie nnoner ban ON
ct 9tn6rngenoe ira 7anif 9roOer-
iamfun0 ON at foo 2ou I'll at bolbe
Msoer / Wenigbeoens 5oriamIings-
bus. Bait. Sab %ifrioer: Ser tom
ct 4nOragenoe frem, iom ieg bIep
belt forbapiet oner, og enonu mere FOR
forbaoiet blep jeg oper ben uenlige s.
mgoefommenbeo, Der bleo nit fra fle.
re al Observation-Disclosures, iom
fife er Weolemmer al .9anif Bro,
oeriomfuno". Get par nemlie ct An-
oragenoe ira 19onif 9roOeriam-
fund" ON at fan Cop at boloe 6or-
retningsme0er / We11igbeoens 6or-
iamIinesbus og forelebiee SUBS
bus(D. Oct LED fig rigti9rof, at set
fun bleo %forelsbigt; men @runoiGt.
ningen: Gen Sang er ingen Sang
g9loer life Tor mig, % ieg intte mig
ion beitpmt imp0 0prtp An1rodeu0e
iaa oct gploer min StiQing ionl
Brett Der / Menigbeoen, oeriom Ben
beoilger Bette 4n0ra9el0e. Higtig-
nof bleb oct inn operloot til DE.
~nigbeoens StDrelie at afgere, bpno
6uiet mantte bruges iii; men ieg
tDinler life pda, at bet bar bleDen
til 8rooeriamfun6et at boloe WeOer
l. oeriom jee life bap6e iat mig be-
TENT imob. = "a ieg Itdar iaa-
BON omtrent enc ber / oenne Gag,
iaa oil ieg ipsrge port Snmfunos
Breiter og iRrlig be plOre =
.5porleoes piloe s BABE itiaet ier
/ nit Ste02 @ilOe 5 baoe tiet itiGe
og rolig let pna, at WenigbeOen
operloo lit @uosbus til Ell bemmelig
Sorenine of bol6e Meoer IL" Oct
par mig ct neutrality-suspicious.
maal, og oerfor be6er jeg for aloor
ON Soar paa nit Spergsmoal Der
/ oairfelig Samler".
81. Somler"s 8eoofter Bait. z.
.. Hoobolm bemprfer: Seq Bar
for npgtet enfelte at optoge Sno.
l9g ON be bemmelige 5orenineer.
Seq bill life pnntnge mig @niparet
for en- iaaoon Sorbnnofing bperfen
ODER for .airfelig Snmler"s Soloere
eGer operfor Samfunoet | i'm Sci.
be6. Naar ieg MI ne6 at optage
Baifor Snlos SpsresmaaI naigeOel
paatager mig anioaret, iaa FER BET
fun for6i ies efter Omftenoigbe-
oerne life Ipntes, ieg fnnoe n8gte
bet oe aI6eles life forbi ieg belIere
bill bape meo ben Sng at gore M
END for ct baIot aor fiben."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
Gbcnc5er, gnonbon, SOua.

On lille gige ipurgte i'm @ooer,
Oa bum itoO al 8oget Der / auOu.
bon: Or bette geroens enoe, DO.
ber"2
Man funoe n9iten tro, at ri le'
ueoe pe0 @eroens @noe, naar man
iseer efter Rp6eoer i 9aniferens
Spnlter berfro.
&por langt ri ioa er ira 8eroens
@n0e, peo oi 10 life; tbi oct fan
oGre @eroens Gnoe for en-, fsr man
bet amer.
Men for at gnoen fan blioe goo
for 5olf beromfring bolOes Der
@uostieneiter bper .Seroag. oesliOen
GpinOemsoer, llngoomsmsoer, 9eoe.
meoer, SnmtoIemsber og Wisiions.
msoer.A
8i 6ao6e Wisiionsmeoe Der |
ebene5er 81. til %. San, % per
ifal iaa meooeles nogIe Smuler ira
MeOet. Wgbet oabneoes Sre0ns 81.
termiooag 81. I meo Opl9sning al
Den 92. SaIme al Bait o. 9. Gbri.
itianien.
Oern9it tnlte Bait. s. g. Gbri.
Itianien fra auoubon ooer Wattb.
7,7-t4. 8oleren foreboIot os, bpor
n~eopenoig 9snnen er for os Mlenne.
fer. Der er ianre meget, pi life
fan fan for Benge, til CTS. Seon,
Sbile, Sunobeb og fremfor alt Stint
melens Saliebeo. 9ette og meget
mere fan life fnas for Yenge, bpor
bit De END Itoar | aurs. Wen Ser.
rem tiger: vgeoer, og S ifuIle iao".
Serren bar life Siertet luffet. Oct
fsrite, ct troenoe Wennelfe ger, err
at beoe, og bet bliner bet peo meo,
og oct err ogioa oct iioite, Ri On.
lfer at gre, mar pi gnor no al
oenne 8eroen. st Stem er 0aarligt
inorettet, naor Der life er ct 2en.
TANNER, bbor fomfortnbelt oct END
montte o9re. 2i9eioa boor Saoer
oe Mooer. life be0er iammen meo
beres imaa. Gen unee Mnno eler
apinoe err onorlig uoruitet, iom
9nnr no | 9ipet uoen gsn.
Oct er oeliienet for en- Brett,
iom Deo, at Der er 2 eler ilere ar-
me, iom boloer BAN oppe | 9sn.
qSsser, og 5 ifuloe finoe". Den
Der iseer Spno, ifnl finbe Spnb
Den, JON ieger Soro, foar for BET
meite Serb, inotil ban begrapes |
BEN.
Den, iom Tiger bort fra @uo,
fommer / gleelen ina Ianet bort fra
@ii0, at ban nlorig fommer tilbage
til BAN ieen. Oh, iom er fommen
bort fra bam, log BAN liz 3afqls,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

ct grofesiorat / ifanoinoniife
Sprog og eitteratlir er ifIg. v8be
goung 2ntberans Companion" Die.
ben oprettet peo 8aibington Stats-
unioeriitet i Seattle, og grof. 8a.
pio Rnoaa er nalgt til at fpIoe
Blaoien. San ifal opertage lin npe
8eitiaing Den I. 9lug. 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
Yrof. gpgilbs Ssoreoras.

Den aomite, iom Dnnif-ameri.
fanif SeIifab bor oolgt for grof.
gernbaro gsggilos 5oreoraestur,
opIpier, at Brofesioren oil pare ber
omfring I. Noi oe bans Opbolo
pentes at bile itreffe fig mo |
Suli. Nnunte aomite beoer os Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Wrs. Sophia Braun, Der nplig
er oeo | 9enOer, Colo, bap0e / fit
Seitamente 6et9nft lin Brett Hep.
q. 9. Bearp, meo $1,000, JON
ffuloe bruges efter bans Sfsn til
bans Senners uooannelie. Sun
gap $4,000 til ct. 9auls Wenigbeo,
iom bun par Weolem al og $4,000
til Sabitba lutberife gsrnebiem
Sincoln, 0ebr. Oct meite al ben.
beg eienoom, Der u9rbipttes til
$4,000, er giDet / ~OeIgbrenoe gie.
meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

for onmooe 9onosmeno / Colo.
nier. boor 9e9gilos 6oreOra9 mat.
re bone Snteresie, ON at benoenoe
iie til ben oerom ioo mart iom MI.
liet. Oens gloresie er:
Committee for 8Sgeilo 9ectures,
1850 @. 1ortb gloe., Chicago, ST.
9rof. 9seoilos Serie teller, JON
ullereoe meooelt, life mirore Ell II
forifeIliae 5oreorne, p~mbanOlenoe
iaoOanne @mner: 9sernes SCORING
og Mnlfning; M9lfens 9ebnn0.
ling; Gentrifueering; Snrning
Smerrets g@ltnine; @ofnin9 oa
8orienoelie; &pgieinens aron.
8esuoen er Grofesioren reoe til
at pirfe iom a%oniulent. opboIoe iig,
pm nsopenoigt flere 0oge pao De
enfelte 9looier for oeo %perionlig
Samtale at funne gioe praftilfe
Gooo oe @eileoning.
Spm9rfiombeoen benleoes paa,
at oisie 5orebrae 10 uil boue lam.
me Stteresie for ale Sfan0iitooer,
og pore 2anosmpn0 pil oerfor iif.
fert nleo SeIo funne isge Samnr.
6eioe meo norif. oe ipenif.ameri.
fanile 6ormere.
5oreorigt tnler Yroiesioren On.
gelif. hniIfet mnnife furoe tiene til
pao fine Steoer at oPffe en- nioere
Snteresie ON bans 6~ore0rag. On
muliat oil ban oerfor ogiao bol0e
5ore0rog poa forifeuige af geitens
og Roropeitens 9nn6brugsifoIer og
llniperiiteter.
9esiloen oil Brofesioren bol0e pc.
pul9re 6oreorag ooer beileete0e
Gmner al aGmen Snteresie.
Meningen meo oenne 3ur er life
at tiene Beiige. Set itaI o9re Gel.
ifobets 9eItrebelie at oeIagti9ee6re
ina mango iom muligt, ielp De aler.
min0ite 5armerfoIonier, i Brofesior
9eggil0s 9eigg, ieIo ON oct ifuloe
betpoe 6irefte Sn6. Oct er SeIifa.
bet mo9tpooIiggenbe at mon bill for.
itaa bette.
0nturligpis Renter SeLifobet, at
oe forifeGiee aoIonier oil funne be.
tribe De meo 9eie al 2ofaIe og an.
ore lofdle l1ogifter forbunone On.
foitninaer iamt SotelopboIo, bpor
9rofesioren life ifllloe funne op.
boI0e Jig / geitfri 2anosmnn0s
Stem. Get bemprfes | oenne 5or.
6in6elie, at 4rof. leoiages paa oenne
Sur Of lin @ultru.) gnooi0ere Ell
minore. nominelt, @eoerlog for De
meo oen Iofnle Sern6anereiie for.
6un6ne l1ogifter. Dog pointerer Gel.
ifnbet, at bnor mar paa minore
@fa0ier life ifuloe ie fig i Stan0
til at uoreoe Bette, bill Selitnbet
Jorge for, at man aaieepel foar Bro.
fesior gseeiI0 at bore.
8eg9ilD bar iom 6en 0onife Ge.
gerilas Reprpientnnt OeItaget tai.
rice aonaresier, og iom 9i6enifabs.
mano bar ban nun6et HD ger6en
ooer. Chen 1886, nltina npiten /
enMenneifenl6er, bar ban neret fnpt-
tet til oanifNeieriorift. San bar be.
ret en- gnnebrD0er. Saaleoes ifpl.
oes 10 ben soanife @noelsmeieriyge.
opgelie fornemmeIig bans Snitiatip.
8rof gsgeilo er 8rofesior oe6 ben
fgl. 8eterin9r. og 9ano6obsiifoIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

3aar eeSerne bsuueuber fig til SoIf, Der
apertereri glabst, snten Tor OF tsbe hos BEN
eflerfor at fau E%plpsnins ON bet operterebs,
bebes 8e nItib omtoIs, at Es iau Npertisie.
mentet bette gloo. Oct pil pore til gen.
Hbie Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

8 9ilielbe Of llresslm9sfebeoer peO
Rpbfasslisn bsbes man tIass til bet febliss
Bpfpeier. Sfulbe bet life bielps, bebss
mar benuenbe fig til ,,Sanfteren"s
Rpntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
MORE LIBERTY FOR SAILORS
Greater Power Given Commanders
Which Means Extensive Freedom.
oNE-MAN CONTROL IS STOPPED
Secretary of the Navy Works Out
Changes Aiming at Division of
RespOnsIbiIIty-sHiIi Orders
Not Restricted.

WASHINGTON, April S.-After having
worked for years to develop the system OF
one-man control of the great fleets Of the
navy, Secretary Meyer has come to the
conclusion that the abilities of the indi-
vidual have reached the breaking point
and that It will be necessary to subdivide
the responsibility. Therefore, he has ap-
proved a number of changes in the naval
regulations, concerning the administration
of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
The main purpose of these changes is to
relieve the commanders-in-ebief OF the
fleets Of much OF the details Of adninistta-
tion which ,occupied a large part OF .taeiF
time, This is to be accomplished by trans
ferring to the rear admiral in command
OF each division OF the fleet comprising
four ships each a large measure Of au-
thority and administrative power, which
will have the beneficial result of fitting
! them to succeed readily to the chief COM
mand to which they are eligible At the
! same time the commander-in-chief will
! exercise supervisory authority over all the
/ divisions instead of over single ships as
units.
| Extending the idea, the commanders OF
| divisions will be given an opportunity tc
| sail away with their four ships to differ.
ent parts of the world on detached service
with the understanding that the various
divisions will at certain periods be gath,
| cred for target practice and general flee
exercises. So the American battleships
hereafter will be seen oftener in foreign
waters and at is believed this will do much
to promote the contentment and interest OF
| the sailors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Automobile
for Cannon
Government Will Furnish Car for the
Use of the Speaker
After ALI.

WASHINGTON, April S-Careful analy-
sis of the conference report on the leglsla-
tive appropriation bill shows that Speaker
Cannon's automobile will be cared for al
government expense after all.
From the report presented to the two
branches Of congress it appeared that the
amendment providing for the care Of the
presidents car had been retained and the
amendment relating to the speakers car
had been rejected
Technically that is what happened, but
as matter of fact the $500 appropriation
for the speakers ear was transferred to
another pargrph covering expenses of Sc
lect committees and similar items, and was
incorporated into a lump appropriation Of
$4,000. So it appears that there is to be
no discrimination between tn speaker and
the vice president after all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Arguments Begin
in Sayler Case
Attorney for State Advances Theory
that Motive Existed for
Killing.

WATSEKA, Ill, April S.-Final argu-
ments in the Sayler murder trial were
begun today, former Judge Frank Harry
opening for the state. Calling attention to
different points in the evidence Attorney
Harry argued that the relations of Mrs. j.
b. Sayler and DR.. w. r. Miller were such
as to warrant belief that a motive existed
for the killing of ]. B. Sayler by DR..
Miller last July.
Attorney Harry argued that the body Of
j. B. Sayler did not fall where It was
found, but was dragged to that corner of
the room by Mrs. Sayler, He charged that
the hatchet which figured in the story of
the struggle was brought into the room
long after the shooting to bolster up the
self defense theory advanced for DIR. Miller
and his co-defendants, Mrs. Sayler and
John Grunden.
Attorney J. w. Kern took up the argu-
ment for the defense at the afternoon
session,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
SOUTH DAKOTA FINANCES
Report Oft reasurcr shows Eight
Hundred Thousand Dollars
On Hand,

PIERRE. 5. D.. April s,-(special 1.-The
report Of the state treasurer for the close
Of business March 81 shows total funds on
hand amounting to SSO1O64, and of this the
general fund carried $1sOOlS. The twine
plant fund, $65,OOO and the interest fund
for the common schools, 1926 331. There has
2l792 accumulated in the capitol building
fund. At present the net debt above rev.
enues is approximately $3.50 which will
be reduced somewhat by revenues for the
last half of the year.
The state auditor has sent out special
call for state taxes for the March collec-
tions 90 the counties of Beadle, Brookings,
Brown, Codington, Day, Gregory, Kings
bury, Lake, Lincoln, Lyman, Marshall.
Mlnnehaha, Pennington and Stanley. With
the proceeds Of the call the fist Of March.
and those Of the sale OF revenue warrants,
the state now has no general fund warrants
out and will pay cash for April, and prob
ably longer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Murderer of
Three Hanged
ALT Hunter, Negro Desperate Who
Killed Sheriff, is Executed at
Watonga, 0kl.

wATONGA, Okl., April S.-Alf Hunter,
the negro desperate and triple murderer
notorious throughout this part Of the south
west, was hanged here at 11:O6 this morn
ing He made a short speech on the
scaffold saying he was ready to so. II
was seventeen minutes before Hunter was
pronounced dead.
Hunter lpurdered sheriff George w. Gar-
rison of Oklahoma county. in June, 1905
near Hitchcock, okl.
Sheriff Garrison and his deputies were
attempting to arrest the negro, who a few
days before had killed a negress in Okla.
homa City because he feared she would
betray his whereabouts to the authorities
in Arkansas where he was wanted on &
murder charge. ......
After killing Garrison and seriousl!
wounding a deputy sheriff, Hunter ESCAPED
and returned to Arkansas. He was cap
tured at Pine Bluff last September He
made a confession and was brought tC
Oklahoma and sentenced to death.
Hunter declared that Ed Ellis, now serv'
ing life term at McAlester for abettinG
the murcer of ex-Sheriff Garrison, was in
nocent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
RooSevelts Cut
Short Journey
Over Mountains
Crowds Along the Way Become So
Great that They Drive Di-
rect to Genoa.

GENOA April 8.-Colonei Roosevelt and
Mrs Roosevelt arrived in this city by car
riage from Spezia at o'clock this evening,
twenty-four hours ahead of schedule time.
Before noon today the popular demonstra-
ton along the road became 50 embarrass-
ing that the Roosevelts decided to abandon
the remainder OF the planned route and
come direct 10 Genoa.
RAPALLO, italy April s.-Colonel and
Mrs Roosevelt. who are driving from
Spezia to Genoa, stopped here over night
and left this morning for Portofino. De-
scriptions OF the American have preceded
him in every little village along the route
and he is easily recognized and so be-
comes an object Of frequent and cordial
demonstrations This morning the travellers
abandoned their carriage for an automo-
bile
Portofino, sometimes described as the
most beautiful spot on the Mediterranean
is situated at the extremity Of the Porto
fno promontory, several hundred feet
above the sea.
/ PARIS, April s.-Mr. RooseveIts recep-
tion OF Free Masons during his stay in
Rome has called forth criticism from sec
tion of the royalist and Catholic press
The Gaulois says the incident justifies the
precautions adopted by the Vatican, for Il
| indicates that Mr. Roosevelt probably
would have received the Masons after his
audience with the pope - had such al
audience taken place, passing from th'
Vatican to the Masonic chiefs as if will
the appreciation of the sovereign pontiff."
The Eclair accuses Mr.. Roosevelt o
wreakinE the vengeance of disappointed
tourist and furnishing IAN uugratful papac,
by bowling down before the idol of Ma
sonry." The paper follows a long and vic
lently worded attack with special dis
patch from Vienna, in which the claim i
made that the government there ha
adopted extraordinary precautions 4
prevent Mr.. Roosevelt making breaks
similar to those which he made in Rome
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Sugar Trust is
Fined for Contempt
Corporation Punished for Refusal to
Produce Books Ordered
by Court.

NEW YORK, April S.-Judge Lacombe Of
the United States circuit court today ad-
judged the American Sugar Refining COM
pany in contempt Of court and fined the
corporation $500. The contempt consisted in
the failure to respond to the subpoena
calling for the production of two books of
account before the federal grand jury yes
terday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
ATTEMPT TO ROB TRAIN
Two Masked Men Board Pioneer Linn
tied at New Lisbon, Wis.
HAVE FIGHT WITH CONDUCTOR
Bandits Cut Air Hose and jump from
the Train-TwO Negroes Are Ar
rested ON Suspicion at
North La Crosse.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April S.-Two masked
bandits attempted early today to hold up
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
roads Pioneer Limited. The men boarded
the train at New Lisbon, Wis, getting in
by way of the forward vestibule Of the
front sleeper, which had been left open
when the conductor took his orders TO the
engineer. The men passed through the
front sleeper into the rear vestibule of the
car, blocking both doors of the vestbule.
When Conductor Shumway passed
through the train he was stopped by the
locked vestlbule door. Unlocking the door
he was Instantly confronted by revovers
held by two masked figures
Conductor Shumway leaped at the larger
OF the bandits. A tussle followed. in which
the railroad man. was .oyerpowered. one
robber then reached down under the steps
and cut the air connection, stopping the
I train. The men then jumped off and fled.
From Madisoni Wis: comes the report
that the men took a gold watch and a $40
diamond ring from Conductor Shumway.
This report also says that the robbers went
through the day coaches and held up the
passengers, obtaining considerable cash.
4
Men Escaped Into swamp.
MINNEAPOLIS, April S-Two masked
men, heavily armed, attempted to hold up
the Pioneer Limited on the Chicago, Nil
waukee & ST. Paul road due In Minneapolis
from Chicago at 7:45 a, m, at a. m. today
near Tomah, Wis The men are supposed
to have boarded the train at Camp Doug
! las, Wis.
| They cut the air hose a few miles further
up, near Oakdale, after passing Camp
! Douglas with the door of the sleeper on
tangon, in which they were about to oper-
! ate, locked. Conductor a. p. Shumway OF
Milwaukee was menaced with revolvers and
compelled to stand on the. platform. The
men escaped into the swamps.
Sleeping Car, Conductor Mills was in the
| third sleeper when Porters j. H. Matthews
and William j. Johnson dashed in, saying
the train was held up. Conductor Shum.
way was graphing with one of the men IN
the sleeper Ontangon. Porter johnson OBJ
tanned a revolver and fired twice, but the
men got away after returning the fire Nc
one on the train was nit,
Two Negroes Arrested.
! LACROSSE, Wis, April S.-Two negroe.
were arrested al North La Crosse at Il
o'clock this morning on suspicion of benl
implicated in tho Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul train robbery. They are being held
for Identification on the part OF Conductor
Shumway. The men were armed. They re
fused to give their names. but said they
were from Chicago.
The Milwaukee officers here say they
know of no money being obtained.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Definition of Inherent
Does Not Help the Jury

What judge, does this here word
coherent mean?' asked juror of Judge
Sears in district court late Thursday night,
The jury had sent in a request for ex-
planation OF instructions and this was the
question put when the court arrived.
Judge Sears took the typewriter in
structlons and glanced them over. Don't
see any word coherent here" he said
finally
1t developed that the juror meant the
word inherent"
Judge Sears then took pen and ink and
bestirred himself TO write out at length the
meaning OF the word inherent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Winter Wheat
Below Average
for Ten Years
Government Report Shows Decline Of
Fifteen Points in Last
Four Months.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The average
condition of winter wheat on April 1 was
sos per cent of normal. against s22 April
], 1909 and g. the average for the last ten
years on April /. The decline in condition
from December /, 1909. to April 1, 1910, was
IS points.
The average condition Of rye was 92S
per cent Of a normal April /, against s72
April 1, 1909, and sos, the average for the
last ten years on April J.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09

1t was something OF task and the court
breathed sign OF relief when he had
finished explaining as best he could what
the word connoted and denoted
Now, gentlemen Of the jury" said he.
with this explanation, do you think YOU
can arrive at a verdict?"
No" cried several jurors in chorus. I'VE
are hopelessly al odds"
Judge Sears dismissed the jury, feeling
that he had needlessly used up considerable
brain energy.
The suit was one brought by VIII r.
Smith for 1900 against r. n. Burgess and
J. T. Won Dorm. The use Of a patent
method OF making overails was involved
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
PLACED ACID in WIFE'S BEER
Washington Man Tells Chicago Police
He Committed Murder
Year Ago.

CHICAGO, April S.-A man giving his
name as Mthew d. Dose, walked into the
Twenty street police station here to-
day and calmly remarked
say killed my wife; she didn't commit
suicide. You'd better lock me up"
Doss said he placed carbolic acid in his
wife's beer year ago in Washing. d. c.
but a coroners jury brought in a verdict
of suicide.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
ROBINSON is OUT ON BOND
Member of MHbrny Band Convicted
at Council Bluffs Released
by Court.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, April ST r.
Robinson, member of the Mabray band
under a two years sentence for swindlng,
was released from the federal penltentiary
here today under a 5000 appeal bond. The
appeal was approved by Federal Judge
Smith Mcpherson, who presided at the
trial at Council Bluffs, Ia. at which Robin
son was convicted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
Many Paintings Rejected.

PITTSBURG, Pa, April S.-The interna-
tional art jury OF award for the four
teenth annual exhibition of paintings at the
4l2 Of the 700 paintings already viewed
had been rejected. Honors will not be
made public until May 2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09

(con'inusd on second Pase)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-04-09
WEATHER FORECAST,

For Nebraska-Fa Fair and cooler
For lowa--partly cloudy
For weather report see Page y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-29
Hettinqer Notes.

Hettinger, N. D.. April 26-To The
Forum: Mr.. essen is drilling in a
large field of onion seed. They were
a good price last year and he feels
sure that this years crop will be a
profitable one.
G. L. Hurd, the former editor of The
Adams County Record, is dn our
town. 1t seems good to see his honest
face again. He will return to his home
in Portland, Ore. in few days. He
thinks Of selling his Adams county
farm. g
Elder Danford of the M. e. church
preached two able sermons IN the
church here on Sunday He talked
for over an hour in the evening and
every one said DIT seemed but few
moments
The creamery is doing good busi-
ness this spring. Mr. Tank says it
is ahead of what 1T was last year
And still they come Fifteen cars
of immigrants goods were unloaded
here on Friday and still more on Sat
urday. Some who unload here are GO
ing as far as eighty miles south OF
here They are all thrifty looking
men and seem to have plenty OF
money. Cor RI.