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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Falls city High school Base BaII.

LAX CITY, Ia, April 8.-ISpeclaI.l-
The schedule OF games to be played by the
Lake City High school base ball team this
season has been made, covering every
Saturday from the present time until
LAnesboro here Tuesday afternoon and
won, 8 to 5. Sac City will be played on
Sac City grounds April 30 and the return
May 2s Scranton will be played at Scran-
ton May q and at Lake city May IA.
There are yet two dates to be filled. May
z and June 3. The local team has won
each game played so far. Rockwell City
will play here some time next week. date
to be announced later. as a return game
days ago, when Lake City defeated them
by a score OF to g. The local team has
purhased uniforms by popular subscription.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
BARN AND HORSE BURNED
William Cole SustainsJ Loss of About
Four Hundred Dollars in
nlnuR.

A barn partly destroyed. buggy burned
and a horse suffocated were the results Of
fire early Thursday morning at Twenty
fifth avenue and Saher street. The barn
was the property of William Cole, who
with his brother-in-law, Henry z. Teggar,
lives at Ais North Twenty7flfth street, Cole
estimates the damages at 1895, $120 value Of
the horse S75 buggy, and 500 for the loss
on the building.
The loss is covered by insurance. The
fire started inside the barn and the place
was enveloped in flames when the depart
ment arrived. There was no possibility Of
saving either the animal or the buggy.
Cole who trades in horses, was out drlv-
ing at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
UPDIKES SEEK INJUNCTION
Endeayor 10 Prevent Enforcement of
Food Law Against Seized
Flour.

DAVENPORT, Ia, April 8.--A case to
show that the law forbidding the bleaching
OF flour DEMONSTRATIONS was filed today
by the Shawnee Milling company and Up
dixie Milling company, who ask a perma-
nent injunction, ot Federal Judge Smith
MCPHERSON to prohibit federal authorities
from enforcing the pUrs Good law against
several carloads Of bleached5 flour that were
seized here seyeSai manths ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. B. Holt and family left yesterday for
Payette Idaho their future home.
III E. IAmerouX OF the firm of Lameroux
& Peterson left Omaha Thursday night
for a trip 70 Chicago,
city Boiler Inspector Wolfe and wife are
visiting friends in Chicago, where they will
spend the balance of the week.
Among . number OF railroad men who
left Omaha Thursday night for Chi
oago are General Freight Agent Conrad r.
spens OF the Burlington, Superintendent OF
cific, Assistant General Freight Agent r, J.
seymore OF the Northwestern. General At
torney B. r. White OF the Northwestern,
Chief Clerk c. e. Brown OF the Union Pa
cifio ii
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
CHURCH DEDICATION SUNDAY
New NOrweEinn-Danish Edifice to
BE Received with Due PomD
and Ceremony.

The new Norweigan-Danis church at
Twenty-fifth and Decatur streets will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
when Bishop ]. L. Neulsen will read the
dedicatory services and DR.. Robert Forbes,
corresponding secretary of the Board of
Home Missions and Church Extension, will
will preach the dedlcatory sermon. A
musical program will also be given. The
church Is pressed brick, colonial style,
and cost about $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
hoy Crushed by wagon.

ALLIANCE, Neb., April 2s.-tspecial
Telegram )--Asher Grandstaff, the 4-year-
old son of William Grandstaff Of this city,
was run over and killed by a sand wagon
here today. The child was '4cAmbing up
the rear wheel OF the wagon when the
driver, F. Anderson, started and could not
stop before the boy was so badly crushed
that he died In a few minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
HOUSES DIRTY, OWNER FINED
William Andrews, Landlord, Gets
Maximum Penalty for Failure
to Keep Premises Clean.

William Andrews, owner of fifteen
houses, was fined 500 and costs We'd
nesday on charge of keeping his prop
erty in an unsanitary condition Andrews
offered a defense to the effect that the
methods he was charged with pursuing
in the operation Of his property were
true, but that the methods were not vio-
lations of sanitary laws. Judge Crawford
assured himself of the maximum penalty
permitted under the ordinances. and i'm
posed 1t upon Andrews.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
HYMENEAL
KounOvsIzy-RhOdes

Miss Emma Rhodes and Mr.. John Koun-
ovsky, both Of Fremont, were married by
Rev. Charles w. Savldge at his residence
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. They
were accompanied by the groom's brother,
Mr.. L. ]. Kounovsky of this city, and the
brides sister, Mrs, Emmet Inman of Co.
lumbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
FIRE RECORD.
Business Block at Albany, Mo.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2s.-A special
to the News-Press from Albany NO. says
that fire early today destroyed four stores
there on one side Of the public square, loss
100000 partly insured. The origin Of the
blaze Is unknown. The towns people
formed a bucket brigade and It was with
difficulty that the destruction OF the entire
business district was prevented.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
MIasOurI 'raclflc irrRIn Deraiied.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nebs April 2s,-(spe-
cial Telegram,) -sNfissouri' Pacific passen-
ger train going north, was derailed in the
city limits latoA this afternoon. No one
was injured The wreck was caused by
the tender leaving the tracks, the acct
dent occurred in a big cut where It was
hard to reach the cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
EIIs, Convention Postponed.

MARsHAIL.TowN. Ia, April 2S.-Csbe-
eiai. l--At the request Of Marshall lodge No.
2l9, Benevolent Protective ordsr OF Elks,
the annual meeting OF the. iowa State AS
soeiation OF Eiks, which was 20 have been
held here June Is and i6, will not be held
until August l6 and II. The local lodge
asked that the dates be changed because II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
:. strikers NC DynamIte.

IATROBE, Pa April 2S.-Strking coal
miners and their sympathizers are ter
rorizlng ithasresldents IN the vicinity OF the
Bradenville a Monestary coal fields by eX-
ploding dynamite During last night three
explosions Of dynamite were reported 10 the
authorities
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
KinderEartners in Conference.

ST. LOUIS, April N-Reports OF officers
and committees Of the International Kinder
garten union we're made at this morn
Ings session OF the convention. which is
being held here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

IN the analysis Of
L thoroughly good
Clothes these three
ia c tors - Style, Fit,
and Quality are
loo k c d for by the
discriminating buyer
and are found in super
lative degree in Botirke
twenty-five Suits,
K aincoats and Over
coats. They are the best that
tailoring skill can produce for
$25.
We would like to sell you your
clothes this season. Drop in ande
talk it over. .....
Spring Suits. sls ito S40.
Raincoats and ovsrUoats, SIS
to $40. ,.' a..A. r-
Our SO BOURKE PRE-.
FERBED is an unusually good hat
for the money All the new blocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
rhn Glad Had

removes liver inaction and bowel stoppagt
with Dr. Kings New Life Pills, the pain
less regulators. 25c For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

feared that il would scarcely be ready TO-
entertain the Immense crowd by the middle
Of June
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair, cooler.
For Gowa--Fair, moderate temperature.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Arunyon's raw Paw Piils coax the Ivss Ss
into activity BY gentle methods. Ihsy ~
not scour, grippe or weaken. They .Vs., SIs
tonic 10 the stomach, liver ana ner'est
snvIgorate Instead OF weaken. They en-
rich the blood aud enable the stomSch 70
ret ali the nourishment from FOOD that -
put into II These pills contain no eelo-
mel; they are soothing. healing ana l BILL IA
ulatinR. For sale by all druggists IN lyo
and 2Sc sises. IL You need medical ad:
vice write Munyon's Doctors. They VIII
advise 10 the best OF their ability abSo.
iuteiy free OF CharEe. mUNfoN.s' -
ana JensrSOa sta PhiiAdeiPhAA' ia
Rand 10 cents for trial package
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
FixInR the Coal Wage Scale,

When the Iowa coal operators today
agreed 20 pay the miners SS-S2 for room
turning on hard coal, against S3.15 in a
previous agreement. and f2S7 for soft coal,
against S2Sl, another and decisive victory
was scored by tha men who dig the coal.
This question was a stumbling block In the
alterations, as was also the double-shift-
ing question. the latter resulting in the
mthers scoring another victory with an In
crease OF 25 cents a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
One Dollar Per Year.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WISE MEMORIAL FAIR ,
AND BAzAR
KRUc 1HEATER
OPENING NIGHT, sunday, Nay 4,
SACRED CONCERT

Omaha Maenerchoir with forty voices.
Best soloists and chorus in city.
Admission 10c; seats a DC.
Bazaar proper opens Monday afternoon,
70 raise $4,000 for Wise Memorial hos
pitai annex fund-Dont forget the OPEN
Ing date. ... e.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Fire Near Des MOineS.

More than 5000 worth Of property was
destroyed at Ankeny twelve miles north
of Des sIoines, by fire last night. Des
Moines was asked for aid and Chies Bur
nett of the fire department loaded a
chemical engine on a Northwestern flat
car and had his man ready to start when
message came announcing that the
flames were under control The fire
started in Canfields barbershop and this,
together with r. d. Wagner's meat mar
ket, was entirely consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
GIVE BOYS CHANCE 10 WORk
County superintendents OF Iowa
Want Compulsory Law Altered.
CROPS HAVE THE FIRST CALL
COmmander-in-Chic 5. n. Van SAINT
VIII Speak Before Veterans at
state EncamDment EARLY
In June.
Icon a SAD correspondentl

DEsS MONIES, Ia, April 2S.-(Special
Telegram) because OF the shortage Of
labor on the average iowa farm, the
county superinteendents may ask the com
ing legislature to. 80 modify the compul-
sCry education law as to permit rural
school boys over 12 years of age TO attend
school but four months in a year. At the
meeting Of the county superintendents the
question: Of the enforcement of the law
was given special attention, and II was the
conclusion q; the eighty-five county super
ntendents in attendance that the law was
a failure in the rural school districts.
Because of the fact that the farmers of
the state are unable to secure labor and
must put their oldest children to work
during the spring planting and fall reaping
seasons, II is impossible to enforce the law
that provides that all school children under
IA years of age must attend school con-
tinuousy for twenty-four weeks each year.
According to the change the law would
make It obligatory for the parent to send
his child who is under y years Of age to
school for twenty-four weeks and children
between the ages of u and II but sixteen
weeks.
The conference also took action in favor
Of better opportunity for special training
for rural school teachers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Van SAINT WIN Speak.

Iowa Grand Army veterans received
word today that former Governor s. r.
Van SAINT of Minnesota, commander-in-
chief will address the Iowa 'encampment
June in Des Moines. He formerly lived
In Iowa. Department Commander McDon-
aid today Issued an address calling foi
general observance of Memorial day next
Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
odd FeIlowa Celebrate.

The annual convention Of the Iowa odd
Fellows and celebration of the ninety
first anniversary of the founding OF the
order was held here today, attended by
about 1000 odd Fellows from out of the
city. A parade was given with three bands
and the Patriarchs Militant in uniform. A
program OF addresses and music was
given. followed by business session and
school OF instruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

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Ver 8erianDt betru1 in berIelben Relt:

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oroB uno bic gSreIie ftelen our6meg UNI 10
--l5c per 100 Bfuno. Der Tartt mar iebr
fau. beionoers fir bic oroindren Sorien
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bis auserleiene S6.25-7.00, orbindre bis
quite s. .00-60O; Setfers, ertra S6.75-7 90,
cute bis auserleiene S6.O)-665, oroindre
bis CUTE S3.25-5.75; albe. EXTRA 800
$500, faucp S5.25. CUTE bis uuSerIeiene
$5.1O-5.s5, oroiudre Bis quite 2.5O-5.OO;
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s3.75-6.5O.
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uno uiIli9. Die 3ufubr mar oenu9eno.
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800.
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Ger Sasant.
Cine Gr3dblung bon Der 2ano'trabe.
BON Qaul Sira boff.

Seit Stunpsa fIel Der Rooemberre>
aeu. Ruu mar as ihon ountel 9epor@
ben. llno uuunterbrpAen pranelte IS
nod itrdbnenbiAt berunter. Sm 3iptez
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lsistldtIdenoem 9srduih auf Die
qanoitraBe nieberfielen, lpie un3dhllge
pinsige 0noms. bic etnsn luitigen
6ipftan3 auffiibren. Die IeiIen Stlms
men Der GinIamteit idienen perdnoert:
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has einIdldferno uno srauiis 5u8lstd1
pirtte. Ulanhmai fubr ein idb auf>
aeiaater 4inbitob foudeno ourh Die
tablen geite pis bIrre 4rme, um it'd
pon Der laltig rieielnoeH Rd'ie gu be-
freien.
Settab BON Der 2anbitraBe, pereirls
selt auI freiem 6eloe, lag Elm StroA'
baufen. Ter IGien nun lebenotg 81
rperoen. Gin itruppiger appf pnhltt
fidb beraus unb hielt 9lusidau mad
alien Seitsn. 3riibislis penos!ts q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21
1dglider Wsarft Seri1t.

Gtncinndtt, ~. Wdt, l9lU.
Die nadjfoIaenben Euottrunsen besteben
fid3 nur auf Gneros Trans saftioneHs Bet
fIeinsren Geindften werbsn etpas bobere
greiie berednet.
ifonen.
Der MarH mar rubis unc bic greiis fts'
tis.
GdmdIs.-grimdS Stedm $l2. .70--l2.60,
San,iIu l3A--141<c (. 0. B.
dengefa lsenes Jletf6. Wart
wtlIiaer. sbcrt Hare Setten l3I-l3s4c, fhort
Rippeaieiten 13 - 1876. egtra bort clear
seiten I3-i3Lc, g4uEtern l1ss-l21sc,
Bellies i5ss-I5Te Iois ano 1ie Hlebr per'
pdft.
Baeor.-Tarst ffetto. sbort Hare Sei'
ten l4sss-14Xc, hirSe Fippeuieiten l4I-
14Le, ertra ibort clear Seiten l4S-l4sse.
e9nItern l2I-l34e uno Bellies l6I
lie Ipie uno ~ per gfuno mebr perpadt.
Sugar Cured Z Ieiih.- Wdrft ftetig
BET gutter Rahfrage e9infeu l8.25-l9. .0Oe,
.gienie GhuItern 14.50-l5t, Breaffaft Ba'
con 2I - 22e, e4ultern l41s-l5s, gleD
Dors Gut Shultern 14X-l5e, trodsns
Beefsg6tnfen 1886.
Sabsep6felts Tstfd.-Tarst 'tes
tia. Ghfnfen H. 75-ls.25e, 8ienie Stultern
12 2L-l2It. Bellies 18-l6Le, stuItsrn
l2.5O-- R75e. Rsp BORT Gut e4uItern
IL .50--12 .75e.
Srif6es Fr.iTd. - e6tntsn l5's
--157st, gienie S6uItern l1-ll11e, Shn!'
tern 11L - I2t, fhort 9ippenieiten l2Is--
l3e, ibcrt Hare Seiten l3L-l3L:, sytra
hort eeiten l3-l3le. geaies l511--l71se
per gfunh.
Mebf anb Getreios.
mehI.- Reu.s 8iut.r gatent IS 90
$50, Dtnter Tanep s4.6o-4.90, @tnter
| gan,ilp s4Oo-4.25, Grtrd s3.15-3.40,
orbindres S2.75 - 800. Sprtne gutent
S5 .50-5.s0, DO. fansp s4.80-5.l5. DO.
| Tamilp a 40 4.55. EosgenmebI reires
"a .55-. rs, ,eemtittes a CO. 80 per Dbl.
Detsen. - Rarit rubis uno itetia.
Ro. 2 rother @tnter ll5-ll8e, Ro. 3 100
- 1l0s, 30. 4 rotber 80 - 98c per guibet.
gertauft rpurben: l Gar mad grobe gu
90c auf benz Bslsiie.
| ReIittorn.-Nartt ruhis unb wiais.
Ro. Q petSes 671&-sSe, Ro. weisss
67-s711t. go. 4 n.ibss e2 - Csc, SO. 2
ssIbes 631S--64e, Ro. aelbes 62R-63c.
go. 4 aeIbts 60--6211t. Ro. 2 ssnt'tt.s 81
--631st, 80. DO. 621z-63c, go. 4 DO
60-62Le, p.iseB 9oIbenforn 81 - e6t.
eeIbes DO. 6S-65c. eeuIt'ttes DO. 63-65c,
per Su. 8ertauft rpureen: Gar Wo.
v Qekpe9 III oStt cur BtkptS NplpeR1uAA ~
631,c uno Cars go. 3 roeibes ;u 67t
auf benz geIeiie
Safer.-Rarit ruhis unb itstia. Rc
2 neiser 45-35Ht, stanbarb rpeiser a.
--45t. go. 3 p.ibsr ~ -- ave, go. DO
Az -A31ze, go. 2 semiiater 44-44It, glo
8 ssri'ater 431I-44t, SO. 4 DO. 4l-4st
9trsaaft rurben / Gar 80. wetber 81
451Sc, i Gar SO. 3 DO. gu s41Ic, ea'
SO. DO. gutter al 431Sc ouf benz GeIeiie
Rosgen.-Tar,t ftetia. 30. 2 S2-s4t
30. 8 Is - s0t, Ro. 4 73-79t per gu
i NaIs. - Jrhbiatrs sGsrfte, 30. 2 R--
74c, Ro. 3 65--67c, no. 4 s4-s5c per @u
gergIsid ber getreiee. 9ret'e NIT ben
isntsen am s!ei8sn Gage sss porigsu Sab
res:
20. Rai 1910. 20. Rat 1909
Wetien, 80. Q rcther. 1l8t l45t
S9eIihtorn, Ro. 2 aemiihtes 631ae 77t
Safer, go. 2 semii4ter Heuer AZ 59I
Roggen. Ro. 2 nsuer. s0t Gle
Seu, 80. Iimothp $3.50 1873
gDb bisfp.
Ger Tadrh mar iteti1. Berfau't wur
ben 6s8 gbls TihiHers Ttrifheb Gooo
, puf Der Bats pon sl.30 per ga4ons.
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