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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Slippery Negro
Scatters Bad Checks
Through Omaha


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pAger In Las otnce - Se-gsanr Dempsey
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pe1cl to- e1ffsrszE 6E1o=zA-s0zz. Iks
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nssePSsss Gala q ia 1szre6 parties q
ths ssuza6 part AAkzE z t5s Ezse-@Az1
kza be9z AErrsh9zssd. i1E1czts pruca5zy
- q Eso9 hssesz sotz sAs s@sz Misplaced
A zeEro Eho e1la kzzsslk A Il Jshz-
So A9tzr t. Prize 81 k4 race. Charles
Egazs al CsArsss S.szz. 601htlsss fer
s2EzsEs Az1srsEts A1d We - ths posses
ss- q several S-ss- alaAasN hAs 5esa max
tzE q GEE1szAz1c E-acrtos az passing voE1A-
lszs cHsck uzC1 zsrEhGu1a IN return Ter
a E-z4u purchase --.S01s q tn paper =
s1rfhoasa ssr zEczzrs - be sz1eksrS6 a.
slxaer.- rezHrksd On TIA q LAs vtga-s
a. As surveyed Ia l01.
WA ia EA2 = tss polacs % net E0w.
nor - thSy- kn1T hCW many Ez-sportsd
SAsszs have bssa pAEseG He hAs TIE
eAeulsT C El46szg INTO . SsoS. making =
purchase and th@z ZEk-1E rs A5zs1 and
fizA1 SasApP~Ar47oe trO= VGs1z= E0clas Lac
dArk-ba=a EhOEL
l. Il Ee1e9so1 - Aorf1 sE1eez-1 slreel
rscNlEsc CGs q rEs Ekseks n Esuura fu-
81 Ihs OEzhA TrzlsfeT uoEpAEE bSlnE rhs
nE- nEEs eu-gees Henry Ro1lt,. ~ =
K1-seaS-4Ea's Ezrs Beng SD. J0az Lzz5-
roSk 81. EiEzs1 J. Et-sehtrsEns M Oaks
Mo1or Cyrss co1Vzzs, E5 c. 6tacE=Az
bezzg ths name f1rEs1 EA1e- E0-d eAzs
tr-2 lSl4 Sogzh SErs~1lh street nat a
nfrs cssck kEz ssez e1zssa cAe-e
A. & - =E-SA1zez 10 AVE Asez
Esrksd STATE tsat theJ SA1 hsszTscy ~
Ean. and the pOlies have bssE fz-zEzass
via a 900 seserig-oa q ne -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
INFANTILE PARALYSIS TAKES
HOLD At MASON CITY
TwenfE Gases Reported. Result IN
Eaeh BetlE of MGsa SeFiS9s
nwPw@r~R

MASON CITY. Ia JulT r. spec-zl -
--EeEry eases q E1zzrEs paralTsas n
MAS1z C5-y - TIE rspu-z q EhFsss.Az-s
EA-l SIErIle-, a zzzbsE q he 1Ezs grz3-
-A-=g ciAzs- - prCsrrAts and has bsen
fc- si1 weeks 1-atls 70 move a --scis-
Ths eoczc-s here a. slssWh=-s Ers EEAH-s
70 ErEpFls via 1hs 6iseAs@- They euG-
Tess tat tsET kzoW lutls CT z1thi-E
Esoz1 r. 4 EEz5sr q csAths lave &C
cred and tso@s tsEs "a rsc0v srtzg are
cripgl=5 HfsE - lEezksod q ever raooTe--
1-E EC-s q TIE 60c1urs kos1 thzr = 3
uuz-aH5oGs c-hsrs LhAr 4 r. TO- LE=s
lar n gay &c fzzly las ttsrs bss-
zC-s Lhzz &C. aAss- Ths elss4ss arlAekl
p~orIs q al ages ard = a. severe IN cd
Exs a. IN y0Gnk TIE e-y oEEcsrH Ers
zsW putting q-AnEELzs 1z--s cl rszl-
5zcoss Wksrs the disease - kloWl 70 extE
III Eivi1g lhs SsoEls TIE privilege q Eu-s
o. cuZ-zE t1sT Esh
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Ak-Sar-Ben
Drawing Many
Into the Fold
Eleven Hundred slrty-EEht Faid
MszberxhiPs-Mzyor sf Fremont
and Electrical Cab GzestA

El-vs- zs.d-ss al s-zry-ssht pas1 -
Eszh@-ssps Ezs ths rcrAl $4,000 No.
Cay a. - 6s.- A eu-ps--s11 E-tA -Ast
F-ar s-cEs l-z1 a. tzs tine c1-rssSs--5--S
uith 80 r-szs-- rhe uE=s-r uGs s-lT -
A1d q 80 & LsE Is a g-s<--rl-1 ~ Iss
bu1-f & EsreTuu-E t1Ef vs-T tsH
us-ks tie an E-1 ~ - rs1rhs1
LsE- rEEnr as Ia as -u-he-E Eers CO.
esrzsd uEs as slE a. azy - far O-A1A
Elecrrsczi c11h -s-bers zee g-ez-s =
nc-c-- AlrHozEh 10y rE-he-sd c--y
Esgzs nsxs-ry. zA1T zszhsrs has h-u-Eht
tE.s- frs-.as a-z tEs tea ruzosr 40
szw t1s 60 t9r tHs f-st tine tbs $500
E1s orsr a.
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k-sxhrs Al - trss1s6 20 sc-slh--E a
ll--ls better thz1 On rse N116zy tsic--
Iaxr nxnr - proE-z- Vas Vastly @-
ae1crs A-d tz1z=s-Asss a11ir1zs % to
So1 e ne psAy =Ass tzs erE-auc Frs-
eu-rs-z al-ost q z1-k e art-az5 Er-1s-a
Tssre we1z - zz1zrzs EH1ors. sta
En-ay ret p-sec-a-Auzz Tbs ssTs-zl
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E7lezsa- q sd sraaz a1d s5ArlsE sack-
s-S A nzzhs- e I've ElEs 5oksz- =sst
& tEs- ely zstloc-s- Esrs cracked fa-
tzs hezefzr G TIE ss=cr-1e1szs p.-sas--- a.
q EkCz lAzEhss az=-sly a. a rsczrn Ct
rcu-zszasa-
Fra-k JuGsoz- s1ox-sr ~ Processes.
EAE rrfTl7sEsd % al IT, =aEtsr q uers-
1-1=z He tz-ruoacsd th-e@ speakerz-
CssT Elert-fc5az IlIchaelsez- NAgc- Barrel
q Fre-c-t Azd W. H Reese q ME~Ezk-e.
he zaEcsr & csrs-c-5ss a=-og1ce1 tna1
tEzrs - yeE ruc- fc- = 1Eher q al
dzrsozz1 ho-sezsz f7r t5s "a Dz-H6s a..
an 40 care 70 TAXA pA-z a. So ara r.
g1ss1a6 70 tzTz IN -ker uE-sA
1fr. NcekAsIs@z ocz-z-s5 O=asa AZ
Nsb-zskz VIE CITES Gz1 E-zEss fE-zhs-
sas1 and H. eoZDAr1szz uzs z-1-a fETor-
( A5ls 70 LEss par q to eoz1t-y- II yea
90 ~ be,sgTs ne are u-y p-uaDerO-z.
- Ess1- 20 sAs- vlz1r rhs coss E1srA
81 - azrzzs Lae po11 ne k-E1rzzss c.
tAs prosperity q thas p4rT C t1a C1l-sd
States - Hst-A=azE ia ar-Eu-o1 & E-~A,
pA-x &C tie WORD Tns oo1G E5oz - 61s
zlznuzx@ 4 caz7oz - Arr-1suosd Altogs1hs,
/ 70 azy czs tz5svttzal - Az 11s ocEAzl
I EztsS=- II = great Measure % 1ke UzItr1zI
I Efforts CO ~ kzzEaEE q Ak-Sa--Bsz
NRyu- Bzzsz sroAe q O-azA - n.
kew 4 ctf-s@1 ysA1 sEo and x = -
Z Gay ZEsu xas h<zsss Eez &C TIE ez1l
wsns al EEsrss posz.s E1th szzA sSss
AZ tasy wsrs ooouzzA1y zzA--sEtzI
{ G-1zE theZA@Es& ThEy Wc-6srsd WI
KRzEza C1-y f0-Ee6 REeaG E11 EoW rbes
! wark rngs<Aer- TEag Eurk W9-h Isa rswr
szz = ia ssAas a. Are orSA=sse6 fer -
Z 1urDSss q tzts-SsSzzE PsCpss = O-AAA
Mr. Essss HpSGs sAs&- he sd -Tn
/ rhouEAx hAs Errurk ~ sEzcs I have bes.
Il In ysz- CRY tai OzAAA n Essr4Kka a.
/ SeH-askA % OEzAkA- II n Ezf0rtzzEts tkA
I sr,rh a eor6srscz 6osa rS1 sxas< n a.
state 81. shara NIiEAzkes - Mzz43Es
Ez5 NhBcseE= . WtEcC1E-Z wise Ill
Eazkss coEa6 gSt tie s~ppcr< Sruz re
s1ara Tax OzAh2 gscs trSz Sekr&akA !
10 rzs - kkTs soosesrS trtps AID trAs
sxs.z-usG=A bs1 Gfrs< a., tA.T we-s eozss.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
NEBRASKA AND IOWA PATENTS
LEss Of Persons IN rive seAses Who
Have Been Granted Letters "A
WasAfnEt0H-

Fu1lcwt-g = Al 0tn-lAI Ass C letters
patent or p~za1ng To- mTsz10zs .sszes
1rom ths Ezssez SS21ss PA1ezs 0ffs1s a.
WAE1szE1Qz. D c. 10 lzhzslzAzsE q I1-H
and Nshs4ska- e1r 10 Esek eo61-E I.ly
3 Els. as reported f-orn tn ccros q WI
lH-z Essgs sstEfra< q patterns an1 eu-zz-
se1or IN r4tszf cases. @s Pzxrsz hsaek
OzAhA. Nsh-
Ia goseEh L. C0z@ss Cf oz1umxA- Ia, fs-
6-szEiEE ArrararEs
Te EzrI E-E.-sh q Ecrt DeH kuirea In
L. key-tzru4- tur eisc--Sc EHnrH
Ia ErEzSfs n KsE0Te< Ct S1zrsss E@h
for rzrse grip
To George a Lea Il ouAAA NsA. ssr
El--lisur.- $500
u Raszzs c M-rsoek sf oxsora. NsA-
Tor rem kcsdEr-
To Anzs0a ssves- q REy<-4 Sss- for
EEy IoAEer and E-REEsr
= FrzzE J. NouGrz1eE a Ceaz- nz-sA,
Ia Ter tElnE sRa&e-
70 Mhrt1- a WARE q Dsa Nns-es La
Eo- cc1nkiza-Aoa asFs4 and piEzh-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
HOME0PATHS TAKE
BACK THEIR ACTION
Partially Reverse ThemseIves oa If
feet ct BeazsAfe Sf SS&A TAs4Eh
Net for H.

PASADENA Cal July u-Aczoz taken
zzsz yea eooE=@z-g r1s - q bszsaz-s
q so1z as = foa6 Press-Ea1-ve Wzx -
CEr5ed ~ rAs AnazrAczz Izs15r-r= C EcraA-
ceclsr1zE tat tie bs-scpzrhisE ~ re
10 oo1E=zr5uz cuo6e-nad bezEoa1s C SOFA
q ths E-ezEzh ot z=1or=zErz Lhe- aTzE-
ahls. bg1 rhEr Elhsecl@zr AzFeseiE zrsozs
nae 4 aETiszha. 70 rsos1s eTez thzr poz-
tx E1rhozEh the zE4octzr5oz Wzs rur rre-
p4red 20 app-0Ts IA uz= II b-zsaats e
so6z u tooa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Flagship Rammed
by Submarine IN
a Mimic Attack
FIAgShip Of Underwater FIoti1a Szf-
fsIB Accident and Is Beaehsd 70
Prevent sinking.

FRovINCETowN. Nasz- Jay 1-Ths
E1-boaf C4s-ze- 6aEs17 % - Ez1--a-
re ErrLE - 49, ~ 10 s1EEA-
re B1o.tz su-zE - =z--zvsrs ro1aE
A. va h-acnsd . F-r~eut ~ szEazs
No ocs -- b-aa-r uzs t--urs6
Tuo q zss 2latss e to CaEt-a -s-s
iz.os.-s5 Her dyza=o Ez4 ps-s q 5sr
acEe- ao-szrr-s--s are roo5et. 1T tss
a,slkssa6s ard SD - - holszE n-I
re a-c1ssur hapGersd szrs=E zE-zsS al
aA<k ca tse C1s--s - ne E1s=Ari-sa.
- Bo-z-z z,pa-s-uT z-EszzE.zg tas g.
iazcs Aod sr-1kzE ~ E-aao@t ia GO
sss--zhle terra - =-z q hoss soAz,
ssl- ths E-pacs EzE 500 Esrs Z1=s1tsr-
- Erzz-sa ~ 70 &C. was injured Tas
Bou.ra escApss -ftA - s-Eat 6sz-zs
% po-z51a q ~ arzsr az1 tEs 1ass o,
. s-au ssz1ou . s.- nag
As sooz as Z was sssz h.w oaE3y to
Castle Eas aAz1Sss l. vas Gse55sd %
nszch = zsar S1r1 Tr1o-1. Il III -
taeruuEhly sxz-i-ez tsz,o-ruu ard r--7-
z-z.s1-s =aSa fsr rsssE=E tsa sszAEs
Ths ofos.rs q re sEiSs u eoIzk.7z "a
ssz Gzs-las - Aoz&sz-
r. so-eaEs3 ~ar-a-z~ c1 ~ Caszz-s
Vas E-sE,sc-se- Several =s-se-s G. tns
c-sE wsrs II sE7z1zE Was1 ~ Boct-s
E1s1s1lT ross berSA-1 r-s EZ-hoA- a.
as 4 eEz@ - 4 BEzV@d is whoss ls-E-h
Ec-oss tAs boct1z q cns C2s17s- WAts-
voz-ss szaz -E4 icEs- szE--s ro1z E11 -
eyEEZo rcc- cczpzr@szs q - Cas-
rzzs. EooSzE t5sz Al tzrszz-z=E 70 eI-
-1nxzzssh TIE E-ss E11s- ne bo1s-A n
doors q LAs wats--GSh1 e1-Pa-@szu
wg-s csossz Az5 - CaEr.z4 s-arrs5 I'm
SGD t1- sh1-s 7. rsAche1 tss bach
Under its Owz E1sz= Gzd rested easily n
sHa1c- va-er- Al tie crew rsz4azs5 CT
h1s-1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
CEDAR RAPIDS FIRM GETS
NEW COLUMBUS Bull ding
RartIeta and kIfzEe Of Iowa MAKE
Lowest Figure for SehraakA
PoEeSfffee-

WASHINGTON. D. c. gsly u--Esp~e4zl
TsisEzA-Bl9z were uPsls5 retET f0- ~
oo1E-ruzzs01 q pass 5zl6izE a. Colzz-
Us. SeA Ia toSesz ha65s- Ma BArrlsr-
and KEzEs of Gear Rzps5A. Ia Al sss--sa
OIhsr ht11s-a we're Gs1sr11 Cs1s--8cz1oz
eozl4zF C NlEEzks4- Sz.zE- So-thEsE--
en- C11s-ezrasz oo=pAzT q Esar2RT.
SeA. sSARs : Il Ts1Es CT soz-A OMAHA
sza
Fa-s1 Class Ss-EeAz- Aroz A Bach
siren ~ tas sEzA1 oo-Ps. FUrr O-AhA-
vi hs s4z1 August % Fsrt BezsAE1z
HErrss1z camp q Estr-ce5ol. fer ten
po-z-T duty n eoz-scccz Wiz ia Cap
1slephczs Eys1s2
Private Ssssg B445sr. 8EnA ea-p4 Fart
C-Aha- VII he t-zzsesTsd "a TIE SeTsz-z
cavalry. Fort Rz=F
AZs@rT r 5ztlE Ezs heeu av2ci-res post
master ~ Es-Tps1. Polk e0zzty. Ia. vses
H Z G1nrssl resEze&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
BETTER LIGHTS FOR CITY
S1eSisl Committee to Make Crusade
for More ulu-ination.
FoJz ExPRn[EyIAL BLOCKS
Orn.-rntsl Standards - Be In
staEI-d % Four Bisrts Ai>aE STR
teeath street. if the Pre-
eat Flans Garry.

o-IaEa Eerest MATHS 1913 raE-rr-zs a.
ts-u--. z,ur-raEg r1sIHa -z-5-1ral affairs
cc1=E- 81 % tie Cc--s-u-a- clEs. -htsA
49, a -ss-zs % 6sczss rs al 0zza-
tgsdrs
u ~zE ar-.s6 -kat c,--nhn ~ fl f-sssf
hss.zd IT, rz-ss ID rseuecs % sz-ss1 MEht-
t-E u-lsss s7=erhazg b 5o1e Ero=guT- q
the cz1sr Ea-3 TIE cu"-r1sa Gee ares
Tax a zzsgrr1-a-s ss-uart-z exists ca A.
cCZ-z q l1s -.zz = = frE-cE-ss y t-s
O-AhA Eas-rras LEht and Poser co=p4zg
s1G the lzck C lsE-slz1iTs Ezt1-rt-y % e.
tAb-1sA LEE-.-E 5-s-E1cEE
Blk IN sz1ts q tsaz PlAzs have h=4n CT
E---i % rzEe to Eify 60 e ths sssr Nina
t-atsE r. re ccE-rT E-a uhEe ms III
Rot - sshasve1 10 a SaF. a s1sg f-~Eaz5
has ezs- aka IN rks apEcsu--s-t q a
spseia- cczEsz1eR % erzfs- VIA t,s a5so-
EE1e &shl C1Zp4zE E1z1 Tsgzrz 70 ~ tn
ze1zz1s fzszzEzz5o1 q the -uss era
r-euznl E-a-EarE EE1s On q ssErao- e 81
tsezrk s-reez sozr Elocz io1E " L W.
E4@s c. " Cra4g ali J. l. Eszz=sT are
tha =szhsrs q thts cs=Eir1aA
Ia =zzEz-psl Affairs o1zz.rrse also a.
c-Essa - uozEl.toz = EoEz-ouz paws
Il e1=ssrS1os aka cay E-E-s-- c---E
Plea fer wider Tires.
Es4lrezE lEzz s2zs Ersa1s- p-5cscz511
s5oZ5 b E1rsz rarezsz-s q s7ecszz cUz-
zarrss wzs azpcEz1eE q 6rEU - "a crsz-
EAzes rsgatHrizE TIE Ws5-z q L-ss rz al
vsESlss. z7rs ssP@,zzlly g hszrT d-zgA
wz5ch - - tka 7-ass-t rtzs lave 49,
czzr1zg Lz.e rsrezszts al s1z-us11zE znes
rsrso6 % ussfrlrsss several ysArA D-zEI
are noW oons-ruc1s1 ID cs--y rw1os xhs
tS-zaes q a 1sE yeas ago. ~ vae-s IA
not hesE earrsspc.5zzE 1-c-ezss n u.
ua5sE cf Ures
Anct1sr EEasa1cs Re BUSINESS ERn a..
% BE ska1ef Is tax * ia sxrzorazzz-y
uuZ5er q b@Egz-s ard c-sEz1es We ncz
~ ths4- t-z6s On Cur streets ard Sc
~rz1kz- Ths c0==s-re@ nnss zac-s q tAas
class IL tie ely AZ rs,s present -zs rhz-
eTeT tefcrs-
Noes q ~ czzzirfss preas-t az -
ZsscnE were ChRfrEzz L L Ko1zx1s- c
y B-0~z. G. " Craig. J L zszaeay. J
=. Lort- J. " Ro55lzs. n. q w-Ea-l
ara c. : L Gzilz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
TAX RECEIPTS ARE BOOSTED
CsFW@rArtSma Pay - - EIahfa a
CsHPle MIIIksGs 81 Ts1aI Aaseas-
m<nts-Gss Day Extra

WASHINGTON yay 1-RsporrE re-
ssiFs1 a. tAs Trs4sury ssvA--zszr give tns
tctal pag-Ezts q arcr--- q ~ c1rpC--
E-scz AK q, E-zEa ct q an Ezsszszez-
C ever II ssGaoa Tksss hEzrss Es-s far
re eI0-s e hGsszsAs Earurd4F-
rns -=e EEows1 - az n WEl-h ccr-
poraEo-s usrs privEsEad - S4F u1fha'1t ~
-zrrizE any sezAlEF fsr Gse4zlg sEpzrse g
Tuly "A Sut as Esa1sr-4s vas q ieEal haL-
eAy tas GArs e B4y=azr EAz s1tszzsz -
l1E,-es ts11y.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
ANYoNE Sc DEAD sUReLAR7
-JuaEe~ Mah@HeE Enslsts ser-au.s -
HIS D1usAsrE seAred RuFw-
Tar 80 B~aRh-

II se-sa-zEzg IN KIN rzErs - a a.
Rz-Elar sozsWns-r = tHs azsE1ssrkaoS n
L.earanWuErh ard TE-rrT' rIh s9raerz sra
h.1use q = z Mzhozsy. IS scurh Tks-rr-
sixrh. ~ bssars - EGz akls 70 60
a-suh.nE 20 azats tia Sazzn-sr q rNa
hozss q q y 11Ehoz=E, - sozfh Tslrsr-
was fr1zh.eze9 Ezzy rzznl-r r1un-s
Lsavs--1-1k Mr. M4ss1eY eozt.-s, r.nf
ths oz-sisr @qst - 4szz tru-= e-sxAt-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
AUToIsTS GO TO MALVERN
LErE~ NuRSer Prepare - Atu~nA the
Races to Ne Hela there
ThArsdaE.

sesey=s Hzt1Z1ule csA-srs I'll lears
We1nsslAy - MA.rsrz- Ia fer ne rzzsa
TnGrstaF - ag--z-1ssie EKg ths-a Besides
. vE-tsA rr1srE- % spErts "a rhs raorztzx
tsere ~ - ta-r his a1ts races - M
sftsr-ooaa sl- pzrss q 8 ~ fLst tra-k
- p-oEssea ~ tae rroza,s-z a-s a n..zuhe-
81 luras eea.srs WI szss-. Ssrs-al As1s
SrEsr- wfl trrs Ss.r Thzrssay zo-si.E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
MAJ. TUCKER ENDS HIS LIFE
FWr@er Tr~aSurSr 81 Battle Moan-
taEa SaaftArfEZ CoRairs SAT-
eide "a PortEana

HOT SPRINGS s D July 2-Csps-szl
Isieg-EzD-IsssErsEzsc E.Fiaes frrz Pert
tzz1 ave heez rsc=lTsc hs-s Al-1zrc-uF
Lhe SIZE q Ma1cg " = -1cfsr N a
PurLaz1 k1-sL he uAs f1rzsriF rrsAszrrr
e - Ezrr-s E11zla-1 s1zi-Er4-- a-z
kgFsrEzert hoEs- ErA IE-k-r hzs ~
s1r 10 Essl DeEp1lEs1ey ever a. hsalrs
- 10 eEZB@
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
GARFIELD OPESSBALLNOHlO
EzlogiEss Izsurgsnt Movement II
Congress IN HIS Speech
OPENS PROGRESSIVE cARnES
says Natfsa - n Critical sitaaffss-
Slogan 10 Mas Firsr 4na Prep
erty secoaa---Prosleas
- Meet

CLEVELAND Jay -S-Chse-~d y a.
a16is--s q progressive rerzolt-zrs - tse
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
VIII be Guest Of Roosevelt Soon at
the Request of the
Strenuous Ex-
President.
COLLIER GIVES DINNER
VIM. T. Hornaday EuIosizes the Col
onel In His Address at the
Camp Fire
Luncheon.


NEW YORK, June 23.-Roosevelt
has asked Governor Hughes to visit
him at Sycamore Hill in the near
future for conference. The news
came out in the course Of brief sup
Elementary statement to his denial OF
a printed report that he is to come
out in opposition to the governors
policy of direct primaries.
Roosevelt refused to say what sub
jects are expected to come up at the
conference. Clifford Pinchot will be
a guest at Sycamore Hill tonight Ho
made the announcement himself, hut
was dumb to questions.
Roosevelt last night was the guest
of Robert Collier at a dinner He
was at his desk this morning, return
Ing to Oyster Bay late in the after
noon. He motored to the city this
morning from Oyster Bay.
William T. Hornaday, director of
the Bronx Zoo" whom Roosevelt
has said is mo nature faker, but a
natural born side show, eulogi3,ed
Roosevelt in an address at the lunch
con of the Camp Fire club, given in
Roosevelt's honor, Roosevelt spoke
but with the understanding that his
remarks We're not to be repeated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
MUCH EXCITEMENT
OVER NEGROES
Little Girl Was Frightened at Their
Actions and Mop Was
Soon Gathered.

CAIRO, Ill, June 23.-Ballard coun-
ty, KY, had race scare when the
news spread that Beulah, the fourteen
year-old daughter of Alex. Hall, a farm
er of East Cairo, KY, had been at
tackled by three negroes. The negroes
were quickly arrested and taken to
the county seat at Wickliffe. where
they were soon released.
The negroes stopped at the house
and asked for something to eat. While
the girl was getting something one
of the negroes crawled under the
house and another stepped inside and
looked around. Their actions fright
ened the girl and she called the neigh
bors and they went in pursuit.
They caught the negroes in the
woods and beat them with hickory
switches. One of the negroes was shot
in the thigh by the pursuers. The ne
igroes were taken into town. There
the straight of the story was learned
and when Hall made statement to
the crowd, asking that the prisoners
be not harmed, the negroes were re
| lea' ed.
| Tie one who was shot was sent te
Ermboldt, Tenn The negroes gave g
l.retty good account of themselves
claiming that they had been to Chica
so ano were on their way back tc
Brownsville. Tenn. The girl was no
touched by tie men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
ROBBER SUICIDED
WHEN SURROUNDED
Bomb Explosion Followed by Attack
on Bank and Escape Of
the Bandit.

FRIEBURG HESSE, June pa
desperate attempt at robbery resulted
in two deaths and the wounding of
seven persons. A bomb exploded in
the city hall. The roof, doors and
windows were shattered and the stair
cases destroyed. Officials were still
at their desks. marvelously escaping
injury, and made their way out by
means of ladders.
In the meantime black-masked rob-
ber entered the adjoining branch of
the imperial bank and shot the manag-
er in the neck. He seized quantity
Of bank notes and gold and fled. In
the street he mounted a bicycle and
dashed off.
A crowd pursued the desperate, who
fired repeatedly One boy was killed
and two others wounded. Police in ar
automobile, sped after the man. Find
ing he could not escape, the robbel
sprang off the bicycle and fired the
last shot into his own temple, falling
dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
Not Enough Farming Going on to
Food the Growing Population
Of This Big
Country.
W. G. BROWN TALKS
Railway President Points Out Trou-
BILE In the Future Unless sone-
thing is Done
About It.

ST. PAUL, June 23.-That the Unit
ed States is facing the most serious
crisis in its history was the declara-
ton of President w. G. Brown of the
New York Central railroad in an adj
dress delivered at the annual conven-
ton OF the Minnesota State Bankers
association.
He declared that the food consump-
tion Of the nation Is rapidly exceeding
the production. That the gold produc-
ton is increasing SO that it's purchas-
ing power is being greatly reduced
and the most imperative problem now
before the nation is the development
OF the farms of the country.
President Brown said that the price
of food stuffs had steadily advanced
in spite of the fact that crops had in
creased. Land values have also in,
creased as well as everything.
II the converging lines of production
and consumption coetfnue to approach
each other as they have during the
past ten years, soon the last
vessel load of farm products from this
country will have left our shores, he
said. The great grain elevators will
stand empty and this nation, like 9th
ers, will be looking with anxious eyes
Rr a place to buy the necessities O.
life. When the day comes when this
country cannot raise enough to feet
its people, what will be the cost CT liy
ling and where will the money com,
from.
Our failure to increase the product,
of our farms, is exerting more thar
three times the effect on the cost o
living than is being exerted by all 9th
er causes, even the production of geld