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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
California.

FOR SALE-LAND BUYERS-SPEC-
VESTORS-AITEN NTION-
FINE STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH
Or IOWNSITE AND SUBDIVISION
IhOfO fOslllON-CHANCE or y IIFE
FOR sALE-22SO acres between los
Angeles, (3J0OOOJ and san Diego, C5OCUtl
all fenced, 6OO II. elevation, only . miles
Ifom the Coast best climate on curtli
frostess, part valley land Wlth water
ming water and several springs on the
uacti has been used as q stock and
gram ranch by owner for many years:
stock now on place fat. on Wild oats
and other feed that grows volunteer;
about 800 acres cultivated: adaDtpd a.
general crops and fruit; entire ranch =.
fenced and there is large farm house.
several small houses, dairy house wind
hlli ana tank, water piped 70 house
eiEi land no better II as good several
miles iurther inland is now being sold In
tracts oI acres and up a. from SO 10
$50 Per acre, this land Is under option
and can be sold at 500 per acre; $4,000
cash, balance in yearly payments al
~. AZ, you have the money, or can get
H. lNNESTlGArE AT ONCE. Every
this land will be worth In years. ~
positions under way at san Francisco AMI
san Diego; Panama Canal almost I'm
l. shc1 ana milioNs Ot dollars being ex-
pended by Uncle sam uud Los Angeles
Tor itarhor improvements and FOrtifira
lions people are coming by thousands
who want small ranch homes. TIE
TIME To EGN IS NOW.
NM. j. NEISlfANS Exclusive Azcn.
- Esst ad So, Ics Augcles Cai.
ll,,0J ACREs saitaulo for subdiVision o.
c3.uai--ti tion, MADEIRA county. Cauiornia.
Hs.ay i2am soil. can be. iIrgGted For
particulars apply 10 IA. =. BuruisIoh, ~
I... Ihnl HIgE.. san IIaucLsCo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Canada.

BRITISH COLUMBIA
MY knowledge of land on uncompleted
Grand Trunk can make you quick profits
Frank Cra awfoId, SlJ Homer Street, Van
couVer, OF Omaha" I"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
REAL ESTATE
CRY PROPERTY FOH SALE.
1880 South 25th Ave.
Open Today
81 20 Cash

Balance in monthly payments like
rent will buy this beautiful home.
IL is brand new and is finished as
follows: Reception hall, living room
and dining room is oak with oak
floors, kitchen and pantry in hard
pine with maple floor, three bed
rooms and bath room in pine,
white enameled. Large attic for
storage purposes. Full basement
with cement floor. Extra large
furnace, guaranteed 10 heat the
house satisfactorily In the coolest
weather. We let the purchaser select
the lighting fixtures. Cement walks
up to and around the house. We
are going to make a special price on
this property II sold at once.
Open for inspection today from 2
until 8 P. NJ, or any other time by
appointment. Take Cross Town car
to oath and Woolworth Ave. and
walk two blocks west and one block
south.
The Byron Reed Co.
Both Phones. 212 So. 18th. =
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

ll,nJ acres suitable for subdiVision Cr
c3.uai--t tion. MADEIRA county, California:
sandy loam soil. can be irrigated For
Srtlculars apply 10 "a. =. Buustoh, -
i@lpca Bldg, san FIanc.sCo.s'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

Sole Agents,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
STTCCO HOUSE.

Tho beautiful residence on 3Nth ST.,
north OF Dodge IS now offered for sale.
The first and second stories are both
throughout; has large living room with
manteI and fire place five BEDROOMS, hot
water heat tile floor in bath room and
vestlhule. The house was built by the
dqy Tor home and is first class. ~ can
be seen an ytime by appointment. IIi-5
and terms will be right
JOHON ". ROBBINS. lsC2 Faruam ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

UIUVVI htdIIy pyHUICdIt,
1892 CITY National. Doug. gg63. .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
400 Bee Building.
CHARLES q. WILLIAMSON
COMPANY.
lOl S. 10th st. (Cor. Dodge), Street Floor.
Real Estate. Insurance, Rentals.
RENT-LFSSON l.

l0l S. 10th st. (Cor. Dodge), Street Floor.
Real Estate. Insurance. Rentals.
RENT-LESSON /.
Rent is the landlords graft. It is the
easy money which builds up his fortune
ind makes him a leading citizen in the
community at your expense. He gets il
honestly, but he gets 1t easily; far easier
you eyeT yeH get this to HIM not S
don't you? Right now. And when your
common sense has taught you the folly
OF paying rent all the. time write to us
for advice and we will tell you what to
do and won't charge you a cent.
LESSON 2.
The man who pays rent for ten years
pays the owner OF the house he lives in
oil that that house cost in the first place,
without ever owning so much as a single
stick or stone Of Il himself.
Besides few places, mostly small ones,
Two rooms up to six, that we can sell
with no down payment but on rent pay
ments from the beginning. at SS25 to
Sl,yl5, for plain people, willing to start
with modest places and not much in the
way of modern conveniences, a good way
TO start Is TO take advantage of the
easy buy terms. to get possession of a
piece of ground. Remember, that We
represent several additions where this
can be done, particularly
CHARLES HEIGHTS AND FIRE
STONE SUBDIVISION.
It takes only s. to get possession and
then only 81 per month, less than so cents
per week. Just think of it, cents per
day. Many burn up or chew up more
than this each day I'm tobacco alone.
If YOU MUST RENT.
rent on the understanding that after
given time you can cash in your rent
receipts as so much paid onto the place.
See us for particulars.
BESIDES CHARLES HEIGHTS.
where We have some lots punched, so
they Will make quite little garden farm
each and will rent very cheap, We have
a couple others with houses.
5 ACRES AND 4-ROOM HOUSE.
N. oath St., in the rich bottom land,
south part of Florence. Owner Obliged
to move TO Colorado for the high altitude,
lie raised $500 OF tomatoes on one acre
IN single season. Besides the house
raspberries, currents and pasture field
fenced, large shade trees, etc. Ground in
fine mellow condition. Only six blocks
to car and forty minutes drive to Omaha
city market.
ELEVEN ACRES NORTH OF CARTER
PARK, HOUSE, ETC.
This Is much the same as above, only
more Of 1t Is pasture and grazing. Finest
Kind of place for raising pigs, chickens,
etc. The park Will make this very valu-
able.
ONE ACRE AND THREE-ROOM
HOUSE-FORT OMAHA.
Especially suited TO chickens, as IL is
on hill slope and in grass
Also "a acres apple trees, artesan
water, no house.
Arrange for this now. Too late soon,
for these are all taken in fall-not spring
time.
CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON
COMPANY,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
MUST SELL my HOME.

Eight rooms. all modern
and in excellent repair. has
never been rented. large
corner lot and paved streets.
Fine shade trees. Only one
block TO car line. Price Is
right. Post card picture OF
house on application. WIN
consider or 6-rOom cottage
in trade. Address y lOl,
Care Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
West + arnam Resi-
denceS

S6, 6,S00-For an S-room, modern 2
story house, with stairway
10 finished attic where there
II q large room which could
be made a very attractive
billiard room; oak finish first
floor, with high wainsCoting
and large reception hall. This
house has been recently re-
duced as the owner, being a
nonresident, Is Nery anxious
20 dispose OF the property.
N,O00-FOr an S-room modern home
on Harney ST., corner lot
bS6xS6 IT,. both streets paved.
owner will consider small
rental property in Omaha as
part OF purchase price.
81, ,oO0-For an eXceilently built, 12-
room, modern house, located
on one OF tho best corners
in the West Farnam district;
first floor has large recep-
tiOn hall, living room and
dining room, finished In Sc
lected hard woods, large
kitchen and buffers pantry;
bedrooms on the "a floor,
with enamel and natural
wood finlsh stairway to at
tic; largo billiard room. Very
reasonable terms,
GEORGE e. COMPANY,
S02-l2 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Phones; ID. 156 or A-l156.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VIC sun HaNe u ItW CHOICE IarmS Ieft,
about to miles from Fort George, the
coming metropolis of Central British Co
lumbia,
over 10,0O0 acres of this choice land.
along the line of the Grand Trunk Pa
cific railroad. sold in Omaha alone on
short notice.
If interested in a safe and profitable
investment call or write b. Meyel, Dis
uict sales Agent. 6l0 Paxton Bldg.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
Dol S. lsth sd. (Cor. podgel. stl
Dundee Houses

s, 3,SO0-7-room, 2-story, strictly mod
ern frame house, practically
new, decorated throughout,
hot water heat; close TO car
line.
si,5OO-New 7-room, strictly mod
ern and up-tO-date house,
almost completed; oak finish
first floor, natural finish I'd
floor; will decorate TO suit
purchaser; convenient TO car
line; excellent location.
$685. room, practically new
house, screened in porch,
large brick fireplace; very
attractiyely finished and ar
ranged; located on l0OXl22 IT,,
fronting south.
Sc, fO0-New S-room house, very at
tractvely finished and deco
rated; sun parlor ana sleep
ing porch; one-halt block to
car line.
$7OO0-New S-room modern house,
convenient to car line and
Happy Hollow golf club; oak
floors throughout, oak finish
first floor. large living room
with brick fireplace, beamed
ceiling, sun parlor and sleep
ing porch; tiled hath room;
lot 81 feet frontaEei paved
street.
s. 7,OO0-New s-room, 2-story house
one block to car line; oak
finish and floors lst floor;
birch finish I'd floor; large
living room, handsome brick
fireplace; sun parlOr and
sleeping porch; paved street
GEORGE & COMPANY,
sO2-l9 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Phones; d. 756 or A-l756.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CDoC,ol Rarooipc

REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SPECIAL Bargains
81, 500 O0-Five- room cottage with
water and sewer, on
east front lot 40x12O. at
3506 North 2Sth Street.
$4,000 00-That good seven-room
house at 2625 Decatur
street, modern except
furnace, lot 30X127.
~, S2,1OO.00-Seven-room story and q
half house, modern ex-
cept furnace, has cleo
trio light; lot SO feet
front on paved street;
on Locust street near
10th street, fronting
kountze Place.
$2,5OO. OO-SiX-rOom house, modern
cept furnace, lot 40x127
on Spencer near cath.
$3.50 OC--Eight-room house, mod
ern, with hot water heat
and south front lot,
50x115; close in and
well located.
$4,000 00-Seven-room new modern
house, we'll located, on
lot 50x132; on small
payments.
$4,000. OO-New seven-room mod
ern house with hot water
heat, reception hall, four
bedrooms; south front
lot 50x124, on Binney
near 10th street.
That ten-room modern pressed
brick house, laid in Portland cement,
with slate roof, hot water heat, oak
finish; four fireplaces; in best Of
order, on south front corner lot,
74x124, costing owner over $4,000;
will take some other property for a
part.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

l5-ACRE TRACT
Five miles OF Council Bluffs. Nice.
smooth upland, all in cultivation; suit
able Tor any purpose No buildings, but
good building site. Nothang like IL near
either city at the prices $50; $3.50 cash
balance long time at per cent
MkEE REAL ESTATE CO.
lO5 Pearl St, Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03

DO You want a farm in western Can
ada, where the crops this year are in ad-
vance or anything giown on the conti-
nSul fof wheat growing, dairyine
mixed farming and cattle raising the
province OF Alberta is unsurpassed
Lanos are now offered by the CANA
at prices ranging from $40 10 $50 an acre
on LONG TERMS or payment or on the
crop payment plan. This Is paying for
your taIm with portion OF your crops
each year
Land values have increased 30 per cent
IN two years. Great opportunity for the
homeseeker.
Can or write for fun particulars, book
lets, maps, etc.
II, S. FLOR, General Agent.
Canadian Pacific Alberta Land Co.
40 Board Of Trade Bldg.
rates. 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
HIS FORCE, WITH THAT OF CAS-
TiLLAS, NOW NUMBERS
ABOUT $50 MEN.
BLANCO IS NOT IDLE.
Reported That He Has Crippled Ma
varro's Advance--Rivalry Be-
tween Bianco and oroxco
is Strong.

III paso, Feb. 10.--Orozco and Cas-
tillas. with 55oansurrectos, are stili
a few miles southwest OF here, scat.
tered about Rancho Flores, where ev-
cry pasture for the horses can be
found.
Various conflicting reports OF their
movements are current The cooper
alton OF General Elanco, who has .hus
far declined to operate Jointly with
Orozco. is still being sought by the
local junta, but apparently without
success.
The latter, according to an Ameri.
can arriving from the south today is
not idle. He is said 10 have blown
up bridges on either side Of Nayar-
ro's troops train.
The federal troops at Jaurez are
doing no scouting, contenting them,
selves with telescope surveys from
house tops.
Troop X, fourth calvary, from Fort
Bliss, arrived al Columbus, N. NJ, to
day to prevent the passage OF body
of men reported TO have modified
near taere to join the revolutionaries
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
II LIVES LOST IN
EXPLOSION IN COAL
MINE IN COLORADO


Trinidad, Colo. Feb. 10.--Seventeen
lives were lost in the explosion that
wrecked the Cokedale mine of the
Carbon Coal and Coke company,
eight miles from here, last night To
night Is bodies, including those of
Assistant Superintendent Sutton anG
Robert Meek, rescuers. who lost their
lives In the attempt to save others,
had been brought to the surface.
Two other bodies have been locat.
ed and will be removed before mcrn-
ing. ~"
1t has been determined by Superin.
tendent Bayliss that the explosion of
a car of blasting powder in charge of
a shot firer, caused the disaster.
The damage to the property is
small. All the victims died from the
effects of after damp, and none OF
the bodies were mutilated. With the
exception of the two rescuer men
who perished, the victims were Poles
and Italians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
BLANco WANTS IT ALL.

Mexico City. Feb. 10.-That the
Mexican Central railway has been re-
paired TO within 30 miles this side OF
Jaurez was reported today The work
will be rushed and within a few days
train service can be resumed to the
border. At present passenger trains
are running only as far north as
Mottezuma.
Confirmation of the jealousy and
rivalry between Orozco and Blanco
resulting in the diasention in the reyo-
hifionafy ranks, Is contained in spe.
cials from El Paso auuting one L, r.
Espinosa, who is said to have passed
several weeks In the rebel camps,
Both generals are ambitious to be
leader Of the revolution and both pose
as head Of the republic they hope 10
establish Espinosa is quoted as say
ing that among Blancos men II IL
openly stated that Rlanco himself
would like to make himself military
president of the republic. He is the
true revolutionary type. He Is 4 Jaw
to himself and recognizes no one
le1st of all Francisco |. Madeiro.
For this reason Espinosa asserts II
sens. impossible at the present time
at least. for Banco and Orozco tc
join forces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
CLAIMS RUSSIA
BROKE TREATY
TAFT CALLED ON TO TERMINATE
TREATY 1s32-coNGRESSMAN
PARSONS SAYS AMERICAN
JEWS ABUSED I'M RUSSIA.

Washington, Feb. 10.-ClaimlLs
that Russia has violated the treaty
of 1882 with the United States by
denying Jewish citizens of this coun
try the privileges extended to other
American travellers, Representative
Parsons, of New York, introduced {
resolution in the house today calling
on President Taft to declare the
treaty void.
Mr.. Parsons resolution declares
that the fundamental principal o.
this government is that the right OF
its citizens shall not be impaired at
home or abroad because of any re
ligious belief. The government of
Russia has violated the treaty of 1857
the resolution states, by subjecting
American Jews to the same restric'
tions that are placed upon Russian
Jews.
The president is asked to notify
Russia of the termination OF the
treaty within one year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
LATTER WAS IN STATE or
sslaE PRACTICALLY ALL
or YESTERDAY.
WENT TO ATLANTIC CITY
Refused to Discuss Disappearance Of
Dorothy Arnold-His Lug.
gage Held in Debt
Proceedings.

New York, Feb. 1o,--Without his
luggage. which had been seized in
debt proceedings Geo. s. Griscom3
Jr., huriaedly left New FORK for Al
lantic City at 3:e2 o'clock this after
noon. He had arrived from Italy only
last night With the expressed purpo1 q
of aiding in the search fod Dorothy
Arnold, who, he was confident, is
alive.
While his father was engaged In 2
series Of conferences with the Ar
mold family and counsel today the sor
stayed with his mother in their room
at an apartment hotel all forenoon
practically in a state OF seige. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
THAT UNITED STATES WILL
ACTUALLY FoRTIFY PAN
ANA CANAL.
WOULD VIOLATE TREATY
He Believes This Government Viii
Merely Police Canal and Has
Only Constituted Itself
Trustee"

Boston, Feb. 10.-Richard Olney
formerly secretary of state, who re
Gently joined other prominent men o
the country in declaration of rea
sons why the Canama canal snould
not be fortified, in a statement tolay
indicated that he is unconvinced that
any such fortifcation was contem
plated by the amended Hay-Paunte.
forte treaty
III the intent of the treaty." said
Mr.. Olney, "was that the United
States shall have the right to fortify
the canal or protect it by military
police or otherwise, why was 1t no.
expressed? If the United States
meant to take and Great Britain
meant to concede the absolute owner
ship and control of the canal, what
was the sense or occasion of is &C
ton to accede to and of Great Britain
conceding the right OF military po
licing of the canal%'
with all due Difference to the
opinion of President Taft and others
| am still of the opinion that the
United States, much to its credit, has
constituted itself trustee of this In
ernational waterway, and, as evi
dence of its good faith, has stipulat ~
that it will police the canal against
lawlessness and disorder, without re
serving to itself the right to fortify
the canal as If il were its own abso
lutte property"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11

he has listened to most OF the speech
es for and against Mr.. Lorimer. He
has taken no part in the debate, ex-
cept for brief answer to the recent
comment made by Senator Bailey
"that the case of Lorimer is the case
of Cullom."
The effort did not extend to the
merits Of the charges against Mr..
Lorimer
Notwithstanding Mr.. Culloms ST.
lence. a report was current on the
floor of the senate today that he in
tended to vote in favor of declaring
the election of Mr.. Lorimer to have
been corrupt
Mr. Cpllom said he had not author
lied such a statement, but neither
would he dignity it with denial. Sup
porters of Mr.. Lorimer's case COM
menting on the situation said that IL
Mr.. Cullom, whose name appeared
hish in the roll of the senate, should
cast his vote for resolution declar-
ing Mr.. Lorimer's election invalid,
this action unquestlonably would
work to Mr.. Lorimer's detriment in
what Is already conceded to be a
close contest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
MOTHER Of THE \
JAMES BOYS DIES
WAS e6 YEARS oLD-IDAUGHTER
lN-LAW WAS WITH HER
WHEN END CAME, ON BOARD
RAILWAY TRAIN.

Oklahoma City, Feb. 11,--Mrs Ze
ralda Samuel, SO years old, mother oil
Frank and Jesse james, the former
bandits, died this afternoon on ST
Louis and San Francisco railway
train, fifteen miles north of here. Sht
was on the way to Kansas City from
the home Of her son, Frank, who
lives on farm near Fletcher, Okla.
homa.
Mrs. Frank James, a daughter-in
law, was with her waen she died.
Frank James aud Jesse james, Jr.
a grandson, who lives in Kansas City
were notified of her death, and Frank
James Is expected to arrive here 10
morrow on his way TO Kansas City
where the body was taken tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
FORMERS sEAT~-~-lN SENATE
SEEMS TO DEPEND ON COT.
LEAGUES VIEW.
YESTERDAY.
Would Neither Confirm Nor Deny Ru-
NOR That He is In Favor Of
Holding Lorimer's EIec-
ton &nvaIId.

Washington. Feb. 10.+-Whet,ier the
senate permits Mr.. Lorimer, of Illi-
nois, to retain his seat depends on
the attitude of afs colleague, MIR. Cul-
lom, when the case comes up FOR a
vote. This was made clear today
waen Two senators, who had not de-
termine1 their own course in the
case, endeavored to learn how the
Illinois senior senator intended to
vote.
IF these senators succeeded In learn
ing Senator Cullom's view, they were
the first to get any expression from
him. He nas refrained uniformly
from discussion of the case, although
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
RICH MANS SON AIDED
BURGt AIRS IN LOOTiNG HOUSE

New York. Feb. 10.--Iames p. Nc
Kinney, Jr., son Of well"to-do adyer
tising mans IL loced up In police
station here charged with admitting
two burglars to his fathers home in
Bcnsonhurst today, and aiding them
in looting the house. The two men
also were captured, after one Of them
had been shot and seriously wounded
by policeman. The burglars and
Mckinney, the police say, have con
fessed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
PANIC At CORN SHOW
Following Departure of Taft Disturb
ance Occurred-Nobody Was
Seriously Hurt However.

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 10.--A pnsi-
listic demonstration by a drunken
man, causing woman to faint and 9
man to give cry of alarm, threw
l,500 persons at the National Corn
Show into panic about Is minutes
after President Taft let the exposi-
tion today. The police finally sue.
ceeded in restoring order. Men
women and children received cuts
and bruises but none were seriously
hurt,
While President Taft was speaking
a fire broke out In stand In the
building next to the auditorium
Women, with fire extinguisher, pu
out the blaze.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
OPERATORS PROTESTING
Declare Anti-Combinaton Laws OF ".
lInos and Indiana Are Running
Their Business,

Chicago. Feb. 10.--A special com
mittee of the Illinois and Indiana coal
operators, In session here today, de-
clare the anti-combination laws which
prevent the coal operators OF the two
states combining to regulate pricos
are running the coal interests aud
driving the small dealer into tank.
ruptcy n
Half the mines in both states are
closed, or running on half time, il
was said. Walter s. Bogel presidca
at the meeting and COMMITTEES OF
l8 Illinois and Indiana operators
were appointed to prepare an amend
ment to the present antitrust law to
allow operators to combine to main
tain uniform prices.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
WILL SUPPORT ARIZONA
Prominent United States Senators
Say They viii Vote For State
hood For Arizona.

Washington, Feb. 1o-Support o
statehood for Arizona has been pledg
ed by United States Senator
Bourne, Bristow, Brown, Clapp, Cum
Minis, Dickson and Lafollette. They
have given their word that insofar a
their speeches and votes may tend C
prevent, Arizona will not be deprived
of statehood, because of the consti.
tutional popular government features
particularly the initiative, referendum
and reeall.
The constitution will be laid before
President Taft on his return from the
west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
REBELS ATTACK TRAIN.

Torreon, Mex Feb. t0.--An attack
was made on a Mexican Internation-
al freight train near Agna Naval to.
day by the band which yesterday
sacked Mattamores. The engineer
refused TO stop the train and ran the
gauntlet Of the rebel fire. Conductor
&c. r. Matinee, Texas Mexican, was
shot through the boIy IT is thought
he will recover.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-11
DEMAND BY EDDY HEIRS
Geo. w. Glover and Or. {. j. Foster
Eddy Want Control OF Mrs,
Eddy's Publications.

New Yodrk, Feb. 10,--Geo. w. Glo-
YER and DR., e. J. Foster Eddy, sons
or the late Mary Baker G. Eddy, have
served notice on the Mother Church,
or the First Church of Christ, Scicn-
tist, at Boston. The World will say
tomorrow that they will demand con
troll of Science and Health and her
other works, when the copyrights ex-
prc.
Their Relationship gives tncn such
right. ard in view Of t1is. Gays una
World. they coul1. If successful in
the move, divert from the Christian
Science church the huge income de-
rived from the publications.