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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
ANCIENT YUcATAN.
tie Mysterious Ruins Once the Scene
Of Human Sacrifices.


Of Human Sacrifices.
1t was Chichen-C hichen liza the
magnificent. the Tai Mahai Of Central
America-and the building we were
gazing on was the most wonderful of
the ruined group.
AS we looked upon 1t In the moon
light we could not help feeling how
awe inspiring this colossal temple.
rearing itself 100 feet into the air. must
have been to the anclents. On the top
of the pyramid still stand the crum-
bling ruins OF temple. 1t Is reached
by a stairway on each side of Its four
sides. having 100 steps apiece. and
contains three rooms. the doorposts OF
which are carved with the figures Of
priests. except the one facing east
ward. which has large pillars carved
into the forms of serpents. The heads
of these are turned so that they lie
fat upon the top of the pyramid. their
eye sockets still bearing traces of the
rich green jade that once filed them.
AS we sat we pictured to ourselves
the strange and barbaric scenes that
had here been enacted. for If legends
are to be believed II was on these fat
tened serpents' heads that the tyrant
priests of the Itzas. majestic In their
bejeweled and befeathered robes. tore
out the palpitating hearts of their sac.
rifcial victims after slicing open the
breasts with slick knife.
Bhese sacrifices were probably per
formed In view of thousands of wor'
! shippers Of the sun deity congregated
! on the plains below. the heart after II
was torn from the membranes being
burned as an offering In the inner holy
of holes. while the body Of the victim
rolled down the stone steps to be sacra
mentally eaten by the people.-Worlo
Wide Magazine.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
THE OLD 0AKEN BUCKET.
A Drink From the Well That Was Not
Appreciated.

A Drink From the Well That Was Not
Appreciated.
The girl accepted the glass of Ice
water with a fervor in her words that
went away beyond the manner of or
binary politeness.
YES" she confessed. Il am deeply
grateful. You don't know what a bless
ing 1t Is to be able to get drink out
of a refrigerator-just open the door
and take 1t out. You see. I've been
visiting at one of those houses in the
country where the poetic old oaken
bucket still is on the job. Every time
l wanted a drink l had to get knife
and a weight and rope and bucket
and a cup. dug the lid Of the well
up with the knife. Then l adjusted
the weight on one side of the bucket
so 1t would tip over and take in water
when 1t hit the bottom. Then ! drew
up the bucket. took a cupful of water,
coiled the rope, shut down the lid and
put the knife away again. All that for
just one little drink.
"Once we went out driving. We
found one well where we couldn't get
the lid up. We found another where
the rope was too short. was just
dying for a drink by that time. so one
of the boys held another upside dowr
in the well-by the legs. you know
and we dipped out a drink that way
| Thank you. I'm very comfortable
where l am. No oaken buckets fol
me. except in songs kansas CITY
| Star
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
covRTEsIEs At SEA.
Dipping the Flag Ranks Before tD
Booming of the Guns.

Dipping the Flag Ranks Before tn
Boonina Of the Guns
In the days before cannon and in.
deed until comparatively recent times
a vessel made It's sanitation by lower
ing or dipping" Its dag. This is the
oldest and most honorable greeting
which a ship can give. Ii ranks before
the booming Of guns. however many.
This salute has always been demand
ed by English speaking seamen. and its
exaction has burned the hearts and the
powder of generations of naval com
manders. For a foreign ship. whether
merchant or martial. to enter an Eng
lish port without yelling topsails or
dipping Its national flag was to court
the chances of war. although the pro
foundest peace existed. Without warn
Ing or argument the shore defenses or
q man-of-war would send round OF
shot across the bows or between the
masts of the insolent intruder. and If
the offending flag came not down in
stantly the foreigner was brought to
her senses by being raked through and
through. Such was the reception &C.
corded by Sir John Hawkins in the
sixteenth century to the Spanish ad-
miral who In time of peace sailed into
Portsmouth sound without yelling his
topsails or lowering his flag.
Statutes are essential matters of nava
etiquette and are exchanged under ar
elaborate code arranged between the
powers. The number of guns to bt
fred under all conceivable circum
stances is minutely stipulated.--Nev
York Press.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
Retribution.

"You are charged with allowing your
family only Is cents day for susie
nance
That's all ! do allow. your honor.
and Ii Is enough"
Enough to feed wife and six chill
dren?"
so / contend"
Five hundred dollars for contempt.
Nobody can call this court fool and
get away with t."-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

Five prizes in the great Piano Con
test. Ask for due bill books. Con.
testants want to get busy. See the
list grow.
If you are considering going 10
Canada It will be to yo1r interest 10
consult Sasenbery & Wilkinson. rs
they are posted.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

For Sale-An improved farm OF 100
acres, lying about three miles from
Grangeville, In the heart OF the farm
ing belt. Over 100 acres of pillow land,
fair house and other buildings; run
ming water. A splendid bargain at
$50 per acre on easy terms. Arnold
Brothers.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

For Sale-We have 120 acres Of
virgin timber close TO Grangeyille
that must sell at once. There Is
5000 cords of standing red fir and
tLmarac principally, and over 200 600
ct of yellow pine milling timber.
$1,000 gets it If sold at once Arnold
lIros. 42tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
A Feminine Impulse.

To straighten their hats Is the first
impulse OF feminine humanity after an
accident. If woman could be raised
from the dead she would straighten
her hat before doing anything else
Marion Crawford.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
Not For His Business.

But they say" remarked the patron.
che has good head for business
''Nonsenser' replied the barber.
"Why. he's absolutely bald."-Philadel-
phia Press.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
just the Opposite.

whenever you lie to your wife does
she find you outT'
Just the opposite Whenever She
finds me out l lie to her-when I conc
In Houston Post.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
ona rhinn Almaxs Handy.

Husband 0ummaging through a
drawer Well. it's very strange: can
never find anything. wife-You can
always find fault. 1t seems to me.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

Fortune has often been blamed for
blindness, but fortune Is not so blind
as men are. Samuel Smiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
sosToNEsE LIKE ALASKA

ALASKA - ~ eomfnE e1uutrT, and z -
~ uuIT place 11r T1uug psupls wtra Hr--a
ea5f-zI and plenty a snerU-
So aays NJ william lanes. ehs charu-
haE yuuuS ua--az vho las f1sr rsrurusi
parents b Madf1r4 a1r q Tsz- Aersr Sven
ysA-z' sxv=+azcs n ne Eoidsn z1d
~SEvg1 ysa-s AE1 7 aa1fsd AZ Val1s1
N ths AlzzEzn cast NJ 6a1ca net
n. rad ~ Cnupad rEenry-thres daTs n-5
ne Guilty. along ths w1ntIug TAI Until
W eana 60 what was ~ future huua.
FairhazEs Tnars ws were greeted ~ tha
urs-s ard Ne E-5Eing esrEmGnT was Per
n1ruaa ~ ~ Rev s. Hal Young ons a
tas ed ufEainnaE1ss wa ssr-isd IN AlzaE1
and haTs Ga1a muEh E1od-
-It w1 ~ nrsrssung 80 End . PC
rureaEus wRadinE. NJ ans5azdPs miners
and IA luEEy a ths ucGAsiUn va rsas
euwsH llETE- II c1HE & q GAS aid We Tad
HTs ElaH.aA. Thsn Ne had ea-1bou s-sax
and 1910 a16 5eans-and bsAna- "a cAp
tha clImAE. ~ had q nd ma8s ~ oua
az ths Gsw wuzan zslEhboraL
~1LE. lanes va pr1apae1uE On far
hanE1 EeaE e. r1E< aua and Hcarcsd
u % Keep hou8s-n q 1us-rucn enhfu.
nat VA Al ths-a Waa n - t1wu a;
tzn- E-s and ha6 ona e ~ fsW Euring
sets- C1dsr the bed Waa pEuny. claasr
Ec1rur1om and half a d11sn ocaer r1au1a
~nsrs Wsrs abog1 asm persons rha-a
zGr 20 a tasm Eueh Thsrs vas ns
DzhEa s-sa kEUt n = tszr ~ q ssIorus
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
GENERAL COMMITS SUICIDE
WaTEaee y. RanasIpk. FuEmeF Chtsa
81 ColEa ArVfEIerE Csrus~ KILL
HfwsaIN.

WASHINGTON Dee 4-Mai0r GsnsrzI
wallace EzndnIph. rerrsa- f1rmsr chlsf
% tha cnasr ar-ue-T cur1a. cuU1i-1a1 s'Ei-
eide a. ais residences n -htH CIV r1siaJ-
Lad Young Eur-I1s CrssI-E
Gsusrz1 Randolph shnr himself rhr0uEa
N had Va reason - known t1F ne SUI
eide and ens Gulv pla1aihIs sEpEa1A-ou -
max hs t1oz Ms Ia vale EIf1arfnE intense
Azuuy trum an A--1eE q kidnsE cruubls-
GznsrzI Ezzd1lph vas ne Grsr ch1sf az
ths cuasr artillery e1rgH and vas uua q
-hs u1nsr popular dfEcsrE In me lLf-arv
ssrytca He wzs manly lngrruusural n
~ devslcDmsur q rhs present. system q
Esd artillery and f1r savsrzI ysara h
vas n eha-Ea q ne arruerT pest at Furr
E1IET. EEu-
during - spzziEh-AmsrfcIa var -
eunzzazzdsd tha Ee-d a-rusrT WITH Cen
era znae1zrsH army n Cuba- In lamar.
- he vas rscrsd a. 4 major Es1eraL
IA vas 81 TEzrH cd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
STRUGGLE SAVES EBBNG LIFE
Brave EHgrz of Dying Nan Get Doc.
s1r a. Last
BLOOD PoURs As E WAITS
vIraI FIuta Gu.htaE r-oa Vs4as ws=I
EeIsphone G0es Wru4E-POl1ee
sarrsam Arrives In Tine
Race rfrh Death

Ear . Szzre hour n - IOusIy sa-iT
11ruEE 2 = C0uzA1ugn, a agzr Gsa-sr.
seed AZ 10 uaIspE1ne n As h1us ET1E
% Euzm0u = physiGian vale Eia l.zaioot
l1Wsd ran q rulrzrs1 YEN - as -scE
- Cal aEtsr al Vas IN vain Ms&c4I
a.r cana ~ asst r1sc n ums-
Csur-aI baked and vas EIa1E He va
-oz.1g hlcod r41iGlg.
Yer Goas $40 znE Na. - IA tTzE
maa 5sEEsL
Ths Ina cEacEia6 wtrn ~ sIsG--1G tn
pulse Ths1 ne EcksU1g buy tssr
a-urrsf n EiI eEE
Ths caH Wa rsPaAzsd a. h E-sT 1ztErsr
CancEuulu 49, harEIg A1ls % Eca1d e to
ualapnous WIEN iS ocaErsd q hu - Gal
an rhs PsHcs-
Dr. o. c Elal1p va ssur On tie s1lL
Re rsached t1s Cuuea1uan hams. n N1r-h
Tvzurern sect % ind - sEzsrfaE uAz
GszpzrEusly e1zE1E 10 Minute -hs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
DINING At MENELlES COURT
Deraf1a Of TwemfT-FIve-C1ursa
Feast az the AbTusfutaa
CapftaL

-T5ufght thsrs - 70 vhfts mE1 EtrAfz
nile Il u1e. az1 -as 0uly sound - -hzs q
hTsna f,1sr ourztas ths compound H-p-
gozs ms czz harflT Be untsrsu01f u Nszr
T1rE-
Ea--tT-sSpecsa1y when 4 % borne n
mind thzs ne above - written On payer
heafe,l ~Amer1czz Lea11u.- bT zg1-
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stzr=L
TIA lone nan IN Ezestt1n - Cay p L1Ee.
81 Er1r Azsrca1 - 81 szur % Adls
AbaS4- AsTszfuia- tie cauitzr u ne -
z1wned EzE-u Lsnaak de-carfazr q Solo
mon NJ Love rszched tha< -zcpudfrs ca1i-
"a sWo TsArs sgo and has hem living rhers
WIN TIA hTsna t1r asighbcr. ever Ei1..s-
We are Nume distance t-1r1 M 5ess--
here a. Ads 4hahA-T 10 sd n a -sr-sr
Eafch rsachsd New T1rz . few DAYS az.
-1ur Ills - uur q ma-rsE a1r rsEret We
r-svsI flr Gays over ne Essrr n -autnE
% the capf14L and while q - very f4scl-
za1uE = - also very hot
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en- rAs hfEh spos Eud AIS Ahaha = an
t=sc abOvs 50 Level 80 Tuu VII urFsr-
E111d q gets EItra coal ard cumc1r-lsIa
a. zuas. Dur Il always 1lIzts--nr n -
E1r
VI 1--we has not had much opporezufrr
during his Say a. Abs 4basa % bacums
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n g. L1EEs -AloInrzd- vicr1r11uH Llau at
ne E-be q Tldah. King q Ehz x
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age has aeeu a. asarh's fu0r ssr a Iuuz
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% Gppur-InfrV % uhssrvs N AhFEsfnzzus
ard tzstr ruscu1us and Efvss =E-eIsuE H1r-l
pdcuurss a rheu n --r-z-z bona
~T1u speaE a cas tazfszluE ruar q your
cry he writes % a eur-ssuuudsur IN Nsw
YORK zen would have sufUFsf re nulss
Er1=uHzg tAs fszuTf1es A. tha G-1-bbi
fpaiaesl F=sr=-tEy-
We wsrs asssmhlsd ahuue q q n Ar
riding u1 a rUuEh st1na Stairway iuns
-as liner euUrr q rAa G1s6hd. ws Ezlr.l
ln1I al wers a--fTs1 r1eu wsus - ne
Af4rzah- whzs his hfghuea Ii TaEw
rsuu and hsir a. MsnaEE ID va $500
ananE many vsivsr -1shinns "a Al sn1r-
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rssr By clE-aEzs a. ~ e11-r and raval
family r4r-AEs q 1slr szaar az -aa Ezua
1ms We 49, bsf1E ssrva1 aze ahea1 q
"a nave H1IdIsrs. ard - hfEh A5Fniu1au
ever a11Ea q ms1lAl - 80 Inn eA1nE
ne naive Cf1ealF Wzrs s=l-zf On -
Gour a-uE.d Hna-I ta1b1o -ablss. and wsrs
served By aETeH Wl-h raW msEE atarA a
nave Ersadl- a1G ssEsrA1 naive zalue1sz
$500 tn Ezea hTczr taa1 chi-a ear
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zzz- Eaza enc G1C 1c WhaE ~ WEucsd a.
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n - tzE1us Ezd Esrs asrvsE ~ abuui
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CzhIs frum Nh % IN p IA
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
YORK COUNTY CORN CONTEST
Hundrv4s - Ear Are en- EHhibar1sn
&rum FeW keEuelH Gha1 " ere
DIarrfhursd-

YORK Web. De- A. Special II 81
1aT was the FIRST daT II ne York euuz-T
euru contest ErUm he thousand kernels
q chanptou earn gwen % ne BOYS II
LarE cuuury hunfrstfs q as q cu1
wzra 1Iacsf en- sLhtht-1u- S-persnrsu1=1E
FIursr states -har 5et1ra the eurl -unrzzr
heEan tna boys had never thuughr u the
value a rurs SD corr but -1ar since -1s
annual ues-uE4 &sry tarusr boy ~ Tsrlr
county has become lnuzrssusE n 5sr-zr szs1
ana tsr-sr GarmnE
Ina increased E1rzrssz n Ec7ck f-1fgfnE.
hs--zr t1r-fnE t1mesc1 sEsncs and ua1-
uaI training has -ssulrzf n TIE orEzzlza-
r1u a 0rzr f1rrT clu1z n the county
E-usrv czruar m YORK county Is more rhan
pleased VIII the holding q ne anna
-oru -urrszr- Gaining thar T. has hee1
ne u1sanz q tnEsazng E-sacsr interest
among ths hays IN York county n N BET
tar ca-mfrEs hErnsr suck ard rcrsassG
ytelt-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

WrCaak EnEfaeer Faus frum FFHfn-
TCoCE Eeb-. Dec- E-tzpsciaL In
EEuasr william Deers q r1is dry Is ~
as home IN serious cuudtEIu. canned b.
farauE crum his engine Lzcs Tuesday night
u-ar PsrrT station. q few miles vest 1r
M-CnaE II - t1oushr h went cut On -as
-7zuuluaE buE--1 % r1ru IN 11s srsam N ne
steam 1eArsr pfpsa. ne uiEnr being cold
Net rsfur1t1E- hts fireman euaLlT invest
gzrsd ard leaEuad ATS Ghisc had fallen
or tha engine Eac1zg tha train turn the
sizing AZ Perry and tsrzc1tug tl-a way
car Haa--h vas uada ~ ne |HEz ~
STING In EndInE Deere n taz diEch asar
ne tack IA an Unconscious euudir-0u- Es
3 ~ EalE1um wiz hrElu cguplGazcus.
and hfa crudIrau g BsE1IA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
POPULATION or LOUISIANA
Increase Of Twenry Per Csz1 I'm Tea
Taz-aDoku1s sear-s He
6afn During Period

wAsEEgE-CN. Dec She population
Il L1ufzauA - -Ea-2A- Al Increase az
or Ig per cent. ever III E n 80
ma t,rrsass s-1n $50 % SO wus zRu
ar rs psr ssuE
re population q Btzma-zE- " D. =
~ e1u1a-sd Win As - -sA
Ravtaad Erz-s-tcs a ne population u
Taupa- IA snow t-s population q - Tx.
Al 1ac-saza Il Lssl or Ia per cent aver
EA n EH A prsvt1us Ezz1u1csrnart
ave - So ca1g1a as E.EA
Ths PopuLa-Cu q SpoEa1s. Waah-. =
-8ECZ his - an increase q TIA or ~
ssr esrE. 1vsr EsH n ga
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

spees CT 10 poles sus-Ezucv az11mShfIs
rad w1u-
N-sariT iva z-za--g u t1s vital Eztd had
poured c-1u C1ucRzncus vsin 5ef1ra t1a
zauur-haEs vas sr1pusL
he -upuIre q ne vsr occurred T1tle
II C1uz1um Vas n t1s 1A---aTz.Ezziszi
sleep ot r1s early uurmnE- Re srrarsnsd
an ir-i-zrad spuc IN his lsg AID Tuned
1ver Tor another aEp- Eha Ea-1 E-zsai1s
aIood started him a few 1iuu1sa 3rsr
ard rha s--7zEE5s WIN tha usleph0ns bssza
Carczrn1n VII rscuvsE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Nebraska

----zer payment -f uurss rEzzs ms
-1s- aEr u--- 1eE- AprL u1sl -1s azEr1-
1ra-rr In araIa1Ia F-r -lr-srr sE1eusll.
un--rara1cs .- 1thsr uurts. g. 1lsI vas
sErHnfst- o. wtlch EELL vent E-1 per-
uara-- i-uEr1vs-zsura
Fur. see--rnrT % senate
Two rrarf new -a--Efa-zz s-r sacrs-arT
- the s-a-s senate hare aprsarsE IN ne
Esd -1 -1urgr win Il su-1 q
sewa-E f1r tna 7luur- --=z are Grar- Z
s1uuuET or Sccr-a slufE and y o. Luda
20 WzEuo. 1fr- s-uuwET vas 5sf=ae=f a.
ne rr-aras Pr the 1auccra-G -uu-
g-ssE1ura- nnmtra-1- t-fs yea -T y. =
raTlrr and rv1 Esars an By Judge wee
over n LuH ls an =f--r az T a-cn. He
Eas president ~ t-a Nshrzzza F-saa 49,
za-rn -aE- Tsa-
Far Fus-f Cummfa-fauer-
One u tie 1ir r----s wnlc1 -1a r1~sr1or-
alscr has not shaEa1 c-1r- ne 1cE---a- --sa
ver II --a- ~ 1epur~ f1of u1-nizsior-sr
-uus1fsra1le composition c1r -1ls piaea Is
fsveirptnE 50 Ear a. kn1uu -Aese are Re
7raEs1r Applicants t1r re piaca- = W
T1nrsuu ~ LIncu-r wa had -1a rlaca
E1sie- E1~ernar =heiton- = e Eazsr a
Lt1r1ln street car 5rnll1ru1r- " p. 1ll-z-
Huu- -asszr fauoc-azc -antita-a Tor sra1s
E1Der-utsnrfznt- and NeIB p E1-s-u q
Lincoln q truEEsL u 10 -eP1r-si a1crlsr
ae-1~s rspubtca1 win q E---uE t1II1u--E
1as isrelcusf l- The western 1a-- o.. ne
Ea-s. 5uz his zane ls uBE1ozn-
uEsufasea CaupIafnr-
Tha STATE Ezi-7raT -orztzsi1u IA lEs-zsf
an 1r5sr fzsutzslnF -1s cum1lat1E q zsr-
-aln ta-rsrs u 5hernan c1uurT. t1r1uEh
1-a ~ MR. rrr-ra- Il LasfsTa--F n
w1ic1 re Conn., Ez1oC vas zsEaf % order
ne Sherman County TsleUh1ns -rupanT %
axe on q parry mur1al lra waich had ils-
besu built By E-wng q FTtr-Eug e1--i-
-sH a. vas beng dU1e 1r-er fa-u ines
rll1ia-rE run Lar-1EeiE Whsra ne d.
fa1-iE1r eumua1T maintained an sE-la1Es-
rha c1uufss1ou he'd taaz -hs uurua- fan
arE me ~ question competed VIA q an
3ua 1Ensf aT the ShsrUzz County T=ls-
phone cuupa1v Ezd dss-oTsd Euura q c1s
rsvsuua-1r1fuc11lE properly q SD cum-
1auF. and -na- ne sad euupa1T could
u1t - cou1psLef % 5ec1ma q pay ~ tza
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Ma AE1sa ~ DaEson q tzacher u
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q -Ea ~ aE-srl El11. aEElTa4 n go
Ertag sEzEzE en- 1lEuszs elu1szcz1 VA
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Nebraska
DEPOSITS ARE SOME LOVER
iscrscary R1yss Makss Report On
STATE Ba1E Conditions.
80 ~ - Il REsrLT
wsrT LfrtIa % ThIa Tearss Greg
FIas=d Upaa Mark-t. whEeh Ae-
e.unts far Depl=tiaa %
Casa n BanEa

L-w-uL-N- Usc- a-,suecfaI-.--r1a al
strarr q t1a condition a. Esrrasza state
ta-EH ca W1vau5er "a. Wien --s LAST -aI
waH ass-st. shozs. ac-cr-i1-E t1 the s-a-z-
usur rvs1 1ur ~ secrs-z-r s. & E1Tze
% ne 1anEnE zcarL r1ar fspcs-a hare
r-aesralIY fallen orr e. compared uir1 one
Tsa- aE1 and leans have atrazcsd n-1-us-
a. mu-h- EEiE curfl1uu Mr E1Tsss does
unt ccuaftsr hi the Lease a-a--t-E- a. he
p1EzH cur -1aE -ruUz have n1c teen nov
iuE tarmars walEzE f1r 5zrr=z prcea. a1f
t1La -ircZmsrz1cs alcua wuulf- m as e.
c=ar1n. account c1r tha decreased de-
posts and the increased l1auA
Tha ccr-pf-ar.ru az the reports tndcarsz
ehar ~ - sta-s banEH there ara E88s7 e.
IgEr1rE and t1a- the ErzrzEa rssa-ra Is
3 Ger cent ms laHr ID a. 1-u-ar-znr rem
Tha SAL tanktnE au requires t1az -1s
eaau reserve BE- E1a1urzlzs1 az g per cent
a. least @ the -1-aL casa reserve - szss
hanEs 111rs rEa1 -1ree-flu--Bs q 20 81 Ia
tls ha1dH q eastern z1r-esp1rds1rz s.
thaz tEs aerla1 eash en- aa1d III -ze sra-s
bAzE vauLH - any a Erza m1rs t1an s
pr esnE EEiH - zoe an Ezuz-za- causil-
EaZ
Gives F1Eurea en- ChnmEeu-
ssrrstarT E1Tas summary az as ana
rEfs ~ -1e Conditions In ti1a aauzs az cha
EaArs - a. flu1Ess
This raporr compared win -1a one Of
q Taar 80 Slows -1a- laazs naEa ugr=ased
EMeE8Z and deposits nara decreased
usZ1E-ss. and =uugared wtrh ne report
& AzEzEr .. ELl -1ans have increased
EH &l-d Ez1 1sposfrs have decreased *
o. e1--L WhEIs ne t1crEzaa az loans and
daclira a Deposits are q lr-la uurs pro-
uczncsd -1a1 ua1zl a. mis- ssasgu u the
ysa-. On ~ whoIA uztsr existing s8ndf-
tons tha rsp1r- - A. thar eguld BE- sE-
rsG1sd
~ - q known a4Er -1ae vsrT lrrla u -his
yuA-'s cru7 has Teen placed an ne market
nzd advises s1u laa 8azxs lndlcAra r1Ar
No fzcunzlfzrAais portion q ne Ls8 c-up
Hcu rsmaLnH zzsoid- 7 am ca the 1piut1u
TIA. taLs c4IT sEPE11s the Increase q
I1ans and Eec-sass az deposits show
~A1rrhsr faE11r -1a- has materially n
creased cas Ioa1s and w1lcE also has al
sfasct zaun EAs DEPOSITS - an unusual
amount az Et1cz fsatfnE -has 3 beng f1ua
u rlin s-aaa AL -1ssa Influences 11srEr1-E
eazLy sEaIasus ne hearT EsuazEt appa-suE
Win ne ua51rflT az ne crops On
had and a ezrLs and sheep "a IL tseii1E
EenA there . every rsasuu % believe a
rra-ar.nl Increase a deposits AID daCrszss
uf clans VII Ss1lIuvT. ConlIruua E-a E1od
saruzEhnur r1s s-a-z and rhis -apor- uuIv
tzEiczzsa Al sxceedInEty aectvc money con
ElEcn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

MAJ Bsef vas Al uakzGwa gzazery azd
cz-fsuu srsaE ccsr EI an order EEEI
raised en- the rzzca were q a 91EEn
Two hfrs-E csuE-waa tha smallest
piece q ncusg n Gir-ulacluu ~ thsrs. an
Tax s. sns az t1s conditions that rsuafns
Unchanged u a51ur sgua-s = aicxls hera
Wages wsrs htgA- Anyone -1uld gst q Al
hour. and Gov thsT Ezr - cents an h1gr-
-ECa-1u P1s-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

m sani-4zazz- rzgarr a IA s-zzaarzr
e 90 srzsa uzlssrzfrT f1r Iaa stE IGuJ1z
.sn.Izx Nau.zlsaE % Slows -la- a 80 *
"a RzH vas sErenteL Tar sala-1aa AID
vaEas uut AZ 1a mlI lsvT - AaA W4s
s1snE a1d uu1 q ~ al,i1Ezlsnr iulzurns
E.s.ar4. I.azlzE n ne rWa aZads t1r ne
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

sousra1uE s-z1Es tAaE M valus q
Cream AZ Earisy as An E1I-poWsrfzI hsalth
tad vas MT Egwu mt t1ta paar Tsz-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

R-v-ssanza-svsa q ne Ns1rAs<z Associz-
usn. * C1uney FAR LAzaEzrz nat r1d1J
vssa usnba-s 1f 10 anar1 q ua1aEsrs q
- s1Aea Ear aeisGl2-11 AID Ez1a A.
raaramarrI s1r TIE Elnual nesting W11zE
m - hslG II LLne1ll. gEuua-F u. @ "
levy. sdL1nr q TIE Ews1Esl1 Cs111rT
FErusr. - cas prsziEaEE q rzs aEzocizz-lu
a. uErgsrH Il W1z Ezclded - hETa raEers
"a suEn E1h1azlE a. Our Cuu1-y FAR.
~ Cfru-ir.s ne Et1cE Ehsw. -Cll-
a ar-rsT.-srv
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

Nasur T. Il Phalps u ia ad1ura1r Esn-
arnEa 1ccGa 1as raz-r1s1 hum his Era
tuupacucn u ~ ua-llaz ElaEL IA Wznr
- EIcouezal1 tA-ze taTa asEo Cd l1oE uVsr
90 ElrEE rsE1leEr hA1d and reF1r-s -la1
x = ~ alGEtEe2lrJ cuutiZlu- OF The
rwanEy-aE1E Usu1sra e r1a 1a11. seven
tea Wgra present al1 eleven Assent, and
q r1aa4 IaE-er I've I'VE II 1L1ar 11ea-
VIE away "a u1s rr-p t1s tnsgec-lr gen
- uat1 -na Elalr e1ura1E W1aG vas
ssufnT = Il e-un tae F1r- Riley ma1s,l-
vs-a. as hHF1nE been W1E11sld 5ecAlss
n. a-.-auzrauan-s wsrs mt IN pr1per sage
whsn "a scmVazg Waa nspecr=L
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

ECa&-1s E1rE Cuuusrzar elu1 us-
Es1rlv ra1lrcaft llsalruE here q VEL Eucau
ana EE-G1llale1 LlWl clElllr7l-1l- Ullll-Ilz-
-uEuV Al E1uaI uc 1av rlua trlr E1t =
rea1T E-1-Ea-- ull uCW Elll-llal.17Es-- =
m1ta -haE ~ Ava ~ EsrzEa E1a 7lacsE
an 1r1sr Wl-n - ErrE E11lrT ana IN
Ena wlrEs Elr U1GElerT Co I11-1a-clrs
csrrar cahla 1EhuinF r11 czkls