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The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
DAWSON

Ike w, Watson left Sunday after
noon for Lincoln, where he has ac-
eepted a lucrative position as stone
man in the State Journal office. The
family will remain in Dawson until
suitable quarters are available in
Lincoln. This leaves the outlook in
the lureh. The situation is unhappy
and perplexing. Dawson needs n
paper to conserve local interests.
That effort after effort to float n pa
per, should collapse is regretable.
Dawson can better afford to be with
out electric lights or other municipal
advantages than without a paper. Why
not make the matter of exploiting
the Outlook a public one. Ii al a
little thing to buy and pay for the
piano. A little effort along some
lines would make tho plant town
property, when some one could be
found to run it in the interests of
Dawson.
The dam for floating the big dredge
now working on the Miles ranch,
broke again Sunday. Those who hap
pened along the creek were surpris-
ed to see the Nemaha suddenly raise
several feet. This dam has been Civ
ing the d~redgers no end of trouble.
The material at hand for making
dams is of such an unreliable and
shifting nature as To make ii almost
impossible to hold back the water
long enough to float the big dredge
boat from one digging into the next.
All the floating dredges have this
difficulty TO contend with. 1t is hop
ed to get under way again in a few
days.
Herman Knauft was a business Wis
itor in Falls City Monday.
Monday Claud Williamson and
wife and child went to Falls City.
Miss Florence Judd went To Rulo
Monday morning to superintend the
opening of a branch sewing school
at that place.
There are four applicants for the
privilege of running a saloon in Daw-
son. The matter of getting the
requisite number of signers to their
petitions Is meeting with serious
obstacles. The drys threaten to
have the list of names published. The
recent attitude Of some courts with
regard to the responsibility of sign
ers of saloon petitions is causing some
to hold back, while local eomplica-
tons are also exerting some influ-
ence upon erstwhile signers. The
chances are favorable To Dawson
remaining dry by default.
The dry land dredge south of town
is scooping its way to the east, at a
healthy rate. Nothing serious inter
gress for which all interested will
be glad.
2 uit ldAOidDit W di
early start on the work in District
No. 2. The machinery for the dredge
is due toNarrive any time, all plans
are fully developed and everything
waiting to begin throwing dirt. 1t
is expected TO finish this contract
easily by the time District No. |, is
completed.
The new addition to the Helm Gem
etery has been plotted and staked
out and will be fenced with a woven
wire fence as o as Emanuel u
mer can get his necessary force to-
gether to do the work.
Ed Peatling of Nebraska City was
in Dawson Thursday to fix the grave
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
a Good Alarm Clock.

Husband-"Why don't you have
Bridget shut the kitchen door? One
can smell the breakfast cooking all
ove the house." Wife-"We leave 1t
open on purpose. The tmell is all
that gets the family ~up."-Judge.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
St. Anthony
a High Grade Percheron

Foaled April, 1908. Has a seal
brown color: VT. 1900 lbs. Is a
perfect individual with a good dispos.
ition and has proven himself a sire
of size, quality, disposition and style,
his colts always selling high.
VIII stand during the season of 1910
at the Weaver farm, seven miles
southwest of Falls City, five and one.
half miles southeast of Salem, six
miles north Of Morrill,.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
All Have Right to Share.

Inventions and discoveries are not
the property of one nation. but ought
IN he utilized and developed for the
common good of mankind.-Lord Alv-
erstone.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
Mountain Climbino.

The king OF France marched up the
hill with 10000 men.
Il wished plenty of Witnesses he
explained.
His purpose accomplished. he forth.
with marched down.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15
Jay Caffery

Is a large, heavy-boned t%rotter with
extra style and action, showing a
clean, rapid gait; a strawberry col.
or; 1917 hands high; W.T.. 1900 lbs;
has a good disposition. Was sired
by CHASER; he by Jaybird, who stood
for $500 service fee. Dan by Charles
Caffery; he by General Knox.
Further breeding given on application
VIII stand during the season OF
1910, Mondays and Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays at Weaver Farm;
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Sa-
Salem.
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+Noa 10 lht III " Hi1h1
berries. 1877
By your seed corr at neek's
feed store. l5-2t.
Charles Wynert was up from Pres.
ton Monday.
Louis Heineman was down from
Verdon Friday.
Frances Kelley was down from
Shubert Monday.
If it's shoes you want, call at
the Home Shoe store. Alt
Mrs. Rhine Shelly and daughter of
Preston were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Huber and Mrs. James
Ratekin were up from Rulo shopping
Thursday.
Mrs. John Mohler and Miss Ever
eta Ernst We're up from Preston be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mrs. John Hossack returned Sun
day from a short visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ephraim Withee.
Mrs. d. p. Lowe returned the first
of the week from a two weeks visit
with her brother in Kansas,
Master Albert Tanner, who visited
relatives nere last week returned on
Sunday 10 his home in Lincoln.
Mrs Ben Foster left Saturday for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thorn
as Snyder in indianapolis. Ind.
An eight pound baby boy came to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Godfirnon Monday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Vail was called to In
dianapolis last Friday by the death
of her brother-in-law, Sidney T. Kerr.
Miss Eleanor Miller, who visited
last week with Mrs. e. \. Hill re-
turned to her home in Lincoln Thurs
day.
An Italian band struck Falls City
last Sunday. They have been making
the air redolent with songs of sunny
Italy.
Roosevelt and Ex-Forester Pinchot
meet in Italy. The Ballinger- Taft
administration is on the anxious
bench.
Miss Clara Tanner went to Hum
boldt Sunday afternoon to visit rel
atives and friends, returning home
Monday.
leo acre farm for rent or sale, will
take some Falls City property. Close
to church and school.-Henry c.
Smith. ct.
Prof. and Mrs. Wood and e. X.
Hurst and wife went to Humboldt on
Friday evening to attend the high
school debate.
"The Story of a Thriving City" has
the endorsement of the Commercial
club, the banks and principal business
men of Falls City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hiatt and Mr..
anu MIS-. 'lidIlCS NlCoOol tdiht uo"H
from Salem Friday night to see st.
Elmo" at the Ceiling.
Rev. and Mrs. Reichel left Satur-
day for their new home in Brock,
Neb.. where he has accepted the call
of the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Lichty and Miss Mona Lichty
came over from Morrill, Friday even
ing to see st. Elmo
Rex Oliver is forman in the office
Of the Trego County Reporter of Wa
Keeney. Kansas, a copy of which
reached our desk last week.
J.. w. Powell and family, Blaine
Yoder and Charlie Powell went to Sa-
betha in the auto Sunday to spend
the day with Mr.. Powell's sister.
Mrs. Mary Burns and Miss Anna
Harmon of Beatrice, sisters of Mrs.
Wachtel were called here Sunday by
the illness of their father, Grandpa
Harmon.
-Wanted-District manager with
headquarters at Falls City. A grand
opportunity for the right man. Ad-
dress in confidence. Life p. G. box
1863, New York City.
The Anti-Thief Association met on
Monday evening in Sheriff Fenton's
office. A large class were initiated,
after which a banquet was served at
the Jenne opera house. The next
meeting will be held April %.
Miss Katherine Mulligan returned
Cotupdau from, Omaha Che enaut
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TERMS

$1,000, payable when colt stands
up and sucks. If mare changes OWN
ers, or is removed from the commune
ty, fec becomes due at once. Mare
aud colt to guarantee service. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents.
but will not be responsible should
any occur. No service on Sunday.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. who have
been visiting their daughter in Kan
sas City for several weeks. returned
to the home of their son, Rev. Bailey.
in this city Friday.
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Sci gitts5urs, gpbeelin9 uuo Gattettss
burg iteiat Der TEuB, iona absr fdut oers
feIbe. Bet bieiiaer Stdot bate Der 5luB
gsrern absno eiHeu 8aTsritano pon 81
5as.
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ss sfrissa f1sss bier sinastrsffsa:
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nsn Baiieraano pou 4.3 SuS uUo tsist.
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einsn Bafsrfano uon Al Jus une fdut.
g6urte'ton. ID. IA. Der illus bet
,inen Baiierasno 3.S Jus uns fdat.
gleaiaat. VI. "a. Ter 5Iu5 bat
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nsn @aHsritano BON l0s Sub uno fault.
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Nempbis, Tenn. Der SIub bat einen
Ranertano Don 81 Jub uno f.eigt.
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Wuds uH ban bic 6altung Der Bee
perberinnen geitsllten tyorosrunssu
eteitbsDeutsno nit biinoigitsr 2tbneis
iung. 5n ben Stunoen, no Die jIHz
gen Sdmen niht neue 2oiletten pora
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nod, unD oft mebrmals an etnem
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ten S60pfungen oufnebmsn 81 Iofen.
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gar ihon 10 nett 8elangt, oaB lie einen
Glub qegrinDet baben. Der in etnsm
lbeeraum in Der Nobe Des pornsba
men 5anOoer Squurs togt. Sc iii
obne 5rags Der beIt9etleioete 0amens
tlu6 Der 0elt, obnohl ieine Mitglieber
rur ein iebr beiheioenes GintommeH
babeH. gepor bic cine Der 9amen init
benz Omnibus nah Gamben Sopn,
bic anoere mad pimlico fdbrt, tanH
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Elm Softleio ongebubt, nit elmer
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6eute ott gbenbtIeioer getragen uno
3pei SDftoiIetter, BON benen bic cine
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4seIi6s 6inesaar gSsbiat reas, 16: Desember 1910

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fsinss $500 - 400. ssmif4tss 4xttss
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DO. Gsnntrs 7<-7'Ie pu yfans.
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4.aS saf bsm Oslstfs NAP s4.5o-s.0o pss
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iaansu $3.50 per Bu.
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Nus benz 9ebcn elmer ErDbir.
Oamc.

9ln einem ionRigen PuAmtttag, aIs
Die pprnehme Delt fh i'm 6poepart
eruino, fubr cine Der promenaoeltro'
Ben Elm CAB hinauf uno belt an elmer
We9biegung an. Sbm ent1tleg etne
iunQe Dame, oeren 8efht, 5altun9
uno aleiounq aQgsmeines aufIehsn
erregte. Sie 9ing gra3iOisH S6rittes
ben Wea binduf uno bIieb Damn dut
sinem plaBs itshsn, no lie tpdbreno Der
nGhIten Winuten pon alien 8oru6erges
hsnoeu beobattet nuroe. Damn pan'
bette lie nieper Elm Stiit Ipeiter uno
blisb pieosrum flint Wltnuten Dor sts
ner Stdtue iteben, 70 baB man Den
taeeaoien Stnitt hires Gleioes uno
bic oeihmatpp1e 9arnirung ibres Su'
tes in WuBe bepunoern tonnte. @es
nias 5dQe oarauf eritienen i'm 5poez
part mebrere 0dmeu, BON benen Die
cine ocer bic dnoere niht etnmal mehr
iunu al iein ihisH, aber lie uaren aut
Ghnlia oosr fat genau 10 getletoet pIE
Die iun9e Dame, Die 3uDor 10 allein BIZ
he!ebteiten gDeee oes 5noeparts bin:
Qufoeitritten mar. 3ieie iunge Dame
mar - cine QrobirmamIeli, Die Sd'
men, bic man ipdter fab, parer Dn.
men Der 8eYsu1doft bic auf aQerIej
llmpeuen oas 9sihdft srmittelt bat
ten. aus bem pQs aleio, oas i'm 6poe'
part einen 10 tisfsn Ginorud auf II
| aemaht bate, entitanoen mar.
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runaenItdft. ROD DOR fpeniaen Sab
rem mar tie aud On ben groBen YIa'
ben ldnaIt nid1t 10 betannt pie bsuts
no Der 5atausorut fir lie rMtanne'
outn" bereits in ale aulturlpruhsT
/ iiberoeeansen gu iein Ihetnt Cir
! Qpnooner nWlanneauin" bat siner
! u1itarbeiter bes .Strano Wusa5ine
ieine oanse 2aufbahu er3Gblt. Di
iunqe Dame 1T bic Sohter zines Sda
ters ouf Dem 2anee uno aebt in tbreT
gfli6ten ols .Wanneallin" nit Sesst
Iterune auT. rSh bate S6rsibma
| ihiniItin pber Sufiragette peroen, i'd
| bate sur 9uhne eeben tpnEsn," Il
! iaate lie, ,aber i'd puroe Waonnequlu
Sd TRACE idbrlih fir 100000 8roner
| an neuen aleioern. aeIns 5ur'ttr
| gurppos tommt mir eleit. Sd
5oroe fIr meinen 2sbensuntsr
bait IelbftItdnotg, bin uoltommen un
abhdneia uno tperos bon dQen Setter
betuunoert." Die auIpriide. bic mar
an Die iuuasn 9ameH itelt, Die lid
auf bic immer sablrslher peroenosr
9lnseiaen Der NooeaeihGfte melosr
finb fsbr toh. Sn paris lit Die se
riaelte 4bpeiGuHs BON ben on Del
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unb Is. Sabrbunbert bic 3aritellung
elmer RoQe burh cine 5rau erpdbnt.
Bon ba ab purben bic lrauen IN
5rantrei9 bdufissr BEL ben paHtonss
fpielen betbsiligt, in DsutIdldno fia@
bet Iih als erite aufisbenerre9saoe
4usnabme in elmer gbronit bic Jta6s
ridt, oaB i'm Sabre 1877 3u Gtslebsn
ein eetItlt4 Spiel pom perlorensn
So9n BON 1D6terihIlertnnen gemimt
nuroe. 1889 bstbstltgten ii6 bronoens
burgii6e prin3eiIinnen unb JrduIstH
oes QpeIs an einem Detbnd6tsiptsI,
1854 DirD gsnsloet, oaB i'm Gngdotn
in einem Drama nSuDttb" ebrbars
5rauen nitgepirtt baben. Q6er nod
blieb bic 5bdtigtett Der 5rauen aus
idlisbli6 auf gsiItlids 4ufiiibrungsn
beiArdntt.
Sm XVI. Sabrbunoert begdnnsn
ii6 aud inSpanien Shauipieiertnner
3u seiqen. Gine RsgierungsorDnun1
Bhitipps III. pom Sabre 1900 per'
fugt, DaB 5rausn3immer iid nur IN
GefellI6aft ibrer 9atten ooer Batter
Der gibns pipmen oiirfen, uno nod
80 Sabre ipdtsr Diro gefeBlth be-
Itinmt, bab nur perbeiratheten Jraus
en- Der Shauipielberuf geItottet ptro
cym nieperIdnbii6sn Spieloerbdnf
Qnb es in Der Wtttte bes XVII. Sabrs
bunoerts einiee Sdauipielertnnen, 3ui
lelben 3eit finoen Iid aud bel etniger
osutIden @eIsui6aften 5rauenspsr'
ionsn eripdbnt.
Die 4usbreitung Der itdlieniI6sr
Cper, Der Stegreiftomoote braAte mad
uno na6 bic 5rauen betm gbeuter gu
Geltung, oenn o1mGblig lab man I'D
bod oeranlubt, bic &aitraten, oener
big babin bic SopranpartieH AMBER
traut naren, ab3uI6affen. Qber aud
BEL Der aunebmenoen 8erpenDung De
HrQueu blieb bic 8e9riffsDerbInbunt
bon S6ouIpielerinnen uno 8enusprts
iterinnen beIteben. 2unge bat es &c
tpdbrt, ebe bic S6auipieIerinnen Elm
h0hsre qeisQi4aftlihe ahtung erlang
ten, uno oies mar lpp6l nit Der9runo
psnn seitrpeiie Elm GROCER WangeI ul
Observation-Disclosures berr1hte nj
oenn audi 8ptt'tep tlagt: Die mel
item 0eIeGi9often t0nnen taum orsi
sum b06iten pier Shauipielerinnel
auf6rinaen, flint aber ouf bic guhn
3u itsQen, tpiiroe gang unmoglth fal
len" lInp punn fam enoli6 Die 3et'
mo bic Nrou ais pollig glei6berehttg
neben 6em Mann auf Der Bubn
herrf6te, no groBe uno tnotptouel
9initlsrinnen fih sinen Nsltruf er
| obern, per9ottert uno perbdtf6elt fper
ben, fa tiin'tleriIhe llniterbli6tei
errinqer. glber nod iino Die Rahrpe
ben iener ein'tieen ae6tung ni6t gan
| iiberpunoen, unieren Sa9en bleibt e
porbe6alten, audi bier siner maftt9e
Gman8ipationstampf bsi3unohnen.0i
| Sraaniiation Der ShQuipielerinner
bic begirrsr. Iich Der burgerIthe
! irauenbenequng an3uI6ltsBen, geho,
| nit al ben intereFanteiteH Ybafen be
oroBsn SuIturbepegung, Die benz pelt
| iihenGefhle6t poQe Jreibeit uno pol
adtung, qlsihpiel peI6en 9erufs, st
riugen nil.
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9ie eriteu Sdauipielerinneu.

gs III ihpsr, genau feit3uitsaen, Islt
lponn bic frau iih auf Der gubne be-
tbdtis., osnn betanntlid laeen eanS
alIosmsin big ins Wiittelalter hineiH
audi bic sSrausnrollsn in ben 9anoen
Don WGnnern. Bel Der untiten gubne
tam bic 5rau nireenos gu 8orte. erit
in Der romiihen aaiierssit, gu elmer
Gpohe oss iittliden Rieoereangs, be-
eann fit oas ipeiblihe 8eihledt audi
bel Dem Sbeatsr gu betbdtieen, aber Der
Idrperite moraliI6e Wa,sl boftete Den
S6auipi.l.rinnsn in jensr 3eit on. Il:
aalten ols gsbrauomurtt uno tpuroer
benz beimatbloIsn 8eiinoel sussrehnet
Sn elmer bemertenspertben Stuble
unternimmt .s iest Dr.. aorl aonrao
ole Gntpidluns Der tpeiblihen Bib
nenbetb1tisuns gu unterIuhtn-
Sn benz .riten 4uftreten BON 6rauer
ouf Der 9uhne mub sugleid cine ge'
rinoe iittlifs Gintpertbuns Der Jrau
erblidt peroen. auh bic Shauipiels'
rinnen Der italieuiItsu uno ipaniiher
Wanpsrtruppen oes 16. Sabrhuneert:
poren i'm WeIenilihen nur aurtIia'
men, oenen bic aunit als 4ushanas'
ft,ilo oiente. glber iogar bel ben geiit
Iihen Spielen nes Wtittelalters na1
| fat ourhness neiblids Wsitpirfun!
useelhloFen, unb nur gang fslfsI
miro ais beionMrss GurioiIm I'm !
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Htno D e h. - Lte 3utubr mar pente
siemlib arob, bic 1adfrase nur mdBig uno
oie greiie itetia. stoferS uuo 5eeoers
ituo rubis uno taum itetis. NiIdsube ners
ben nur wenis setauft.
S4Usrs Gttsre 81. .75-s.75, ertra 35.85
800, DAisn &a.25 --4.75. 5leiiberftiere
81 - $50, sytra $3.50 - 5.75. oetfsrs
$S.2s-s.o0, srtra $5.lo-5.2s, 9ibe $2.25
-4.5O, ertra $4.60-4.75. Gamers $2.o0-
2.7S, Stodsrs xxs assosrs S3.25-s.a5.
8ullen. 0ie Ha6frase mar nur
masis. bic 3ufabr seniigeno uno ose BretIe
Uie folst:
Ra,sr. sns ht4t. s,.5o-s.s5, ssrosna
t3.75-4.a5. ertra $4.40-4.5o. fette S4.26
.-.D.
Rdlber. - gst stemlid gutter Ra6s
rage unb senlsenber 3uiubr mar osrRarft
beute fetig.
Oroiuar. a.s sros. ss.so-7.5o. fair Bis
sste lssdts $7.5o-s.75. EXTRA $500.
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nur misis, bic Ro&Irase gut uno bic gretie
itieseu geaen S4tus pxroe Der Tartt
ftetis. 2eidte gsrlanotiortsn uuo 5ertel
itiegeu um 1880.
Sdmers edpetn. braateu s7.75-7 So,
ants bH aAssTftTers Esrys6xrss. uxS
tisi'AsrisyssR 37.75-7.s5. semifAts Ser
padsnssisrtsn $7.70-7.s). srsiaars BIZ
sasssIs'sss iAnas fssts Sax, 1918 -
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psx 10 Sfb. xss psrissr sS.7S-7.60.
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NOR beute Iausiam. ote 3ufubr nur wabte
uno BITE 9reile fietis
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$2.oo-3oo. sasrtinss s3.75-4.T5.
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sxssrIs'sae $s5o-5.75, orsinars Bis sut'
A.a5-5.25.
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