davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

And the man who is driven to drink
by adversely probably would have 1t
brought to him by prosperity.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

rufHe on the skirt and this Is my blue
sash. wear 1t when | have the blue
ribbon in my hair and usually / wear
pale blue or white stockings. Mamma
says these are Gibson" plaits over
my shoulders, and there are two mar
row insertions of lace down the mid
die of my blouse. Mamma considers
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

FILES CURED IN @ TO IA DAYS
Your d ruggist will refund money II PAZO ONT
NENr fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind,
bleed ny or Protrudiny Files In 6 10 IA days. bOc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

How a married man doesn't enjoy
listening to one side of a spoony tele-
phone conversation.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

Improvidence in triles W made
q millionaire nor swelled a bank &C.
count.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

Constipation causes and aggravates many
serious diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured by
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The favor
lite family laxative.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16
STRIKING PEOPLE DIFFERENTLY,

Servant-Heavens l have knocked
the big flower pot off the window
ledge, and 1t struck a man on the
head.
Mistress-What! My beautiful ma
jolica?
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

Every man is a conner until he
reaches a certain age-then he's a
yoer.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

All druggists sell the famous Herb rem.
sdy, Garfield Tea. 1t corrects constipation.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

No doubt the mind euro Is all right
If you have the mtad to begin With.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

Each penny saved means M less
rang of foreboding.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

Loud apparel naturally proclaims
the man
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

In the Spring cleanse the system and
purify the blood by the use of Garfield Tea.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

ONLY n "BROMO OUININE."
That Is BROMO QTlNISE. Look for
the signature OF h. ". GROVE. |, sed tho World
over To Cure q Cold In ono Day. BE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. Rosa Vein
mann. 1927 Green
wood Terrace. Chi.
cago, ILL.,, says: $50
intense were the
rheumatic pains in
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16
WEAK BACKS MADE STRONG.

Backache in most cases is kidney.
ache, and usually accompanied by ir.
regularities Of the urine. To remove
the pain and weakness, you must cure
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-16

GOOD HOUsEKEEPERs.
Use the best. That's why they buy Red
Cross Ball Blue. AT leading grocers 5 cents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
Mus Der Mm9e9emo.
ct. eSpbus gpaeqe.

&o9m'iter &err Mbt Setter @ngel
eritattete oem bodu. &ater Mlfre6,
.. g. s., melder ii6 als Batient int
st. &apbaels &oipital gu ct. CLOUD
befin6et, am 3ienitag ieinen 8eiud.
- Sodtp. Hater Suittn, 3. g. g.,
8rior bon ct. Martins College inn
5taate Waibington, un6 bo6m. 8ater
@olfgong, 3. g. g., pelder g1ei@<
fails ienem College angebort, maren
bier auf eintge Sage gu @aite. -
&odm. 8nter Suitin miro in Ser En-
item Septembermo6e Dem in Metporf,
81. S., itattfinoen6en @eneralfapiteI
Ser Observation-Disclosures 8ene-
ctiner-@ongregatton beinobnen. =
&odm. @ater Daniel, 8. g.. s., meI-
der 8tpei @oden lang at Ser a1nbe-
fledten gmpfangniBfirbe gu ct.
GIou6 M11sbilfe l%eiitete, lit Dienftag
beimgefebrt, un6 sic Musbilfsftene in
ct. CLOUD befIeibet iebt Der bo@u.
@ater @ilfrieo,aO. g. g., bon bier.
- &odtp. Slater &iloebrono, .. g.
g., bat fi9 11ad man6an, 81. g., Re.
gebert, mo er BENT boduu. Bater Gle
mems. .. g.. g., Mifiitenten6ienfte er.
petien mirb.
+ no. QittIe Sails.
@nploro & @1itb, Sic Crosby Mei.
ner.s6irma, bat lebten 6reitug feds
meilen rSr6Ii@ bon bier IN Sectior,
g int Topnfbip Belle 8rairie MD
8obrberil,den begon,,e11, ll116 ale Mt,.
l5eiden 6euten 6ararf BIN, bob man
auf cine reide Gifenaoer ftobe,t tpiro.
Scr Der gingangstbiire oes bieiiqeu
let. @obrtel8 $oipitaI tpur6e ans len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
9to5eia,,>M a@rt@ten

s. Gin id0nes Samilienfeit mnroe
pergangenen 9onntag in Ser ct. So
nifa5-@emeinoe gu Melroie begangen:
oos Nomensfeit 6es bodw. 8farrers
9. 9idter. @enn in elmer 5amlie
ser Namenstag oes @aters berannabt,
luGt man Sen @efeierten nit elmer
6reuoe gu iiberraiden> un6 oie Sren=
Sc lit Inn 10 gr0Ber, menn eS gelingt,
sic l1eberraidung int poraus gebem
gu balten. Sizes mar au6 in Weel=
role ser Sail. S1 aller 5tile marer
sic @orbereitungen gum 6eite getrof=
fen moroen. Sim 5onntag @admit=
tag fomen mebrere 8rieiter Ser Na@=
6arsgemeinoen, un0 abenos 6 l1br err
|ldien 5ur groBten l1eberraidung 0eS
bobm. @errn &idter bor 6em Nfarr=
houie sic Melroier Muitffapeue, Sic
SEN @efeierten NIT Den unDeietoen
Brieitern unter Sen &la1gen Ser Mu=
lit gu ser 6eitIidfeit in sic neue Sdy1,l=
bale abboIte. Ma9 6em Mben6eHen
ergriff bo@m. @ater 2ucos, .. g. g.,
bas @ort un6 gratulierte alS 8or-
1ton6 Ser rMuttergemein6e" Neu,
Minfen ser rEodtergemein6e" Mel=
role GIT ibrem ber6ienten 8farrer. Dr.
&ublmann lpra6 namens ser @emein=
Sc oem bodpm. Serrn &idter urter
&erporbebung 6eiien &er0ienite 6ie
ber51i9iten @liidmini6e aus. 6od1p.
&err Sdeuer mics fin a1f 6as id0ne
@inpernebmen, 6as in Melroie. 5ni,
i9en 8rieiter uno @olf berri@e rnt
in Dem Samilienfeite 5um Mus6rud
fomme, I'M Damn Dem @efeterten 81
miini6en, 6aB es bm bergonnt iein
moge, nidt Bios i'm ndbiten Sabre
iein jilbernes, fonbern ipdterbin ieir
goloenes NrieiteriubtIG1tm in Ser ct
8onifa3ius- @emein6e gu Melroie ~
feiern. &c iprnden Johann nod
bod>p. 8ater martin, $. g. s., mi
bodm. &err WnIder nls Madbarer
&err Stepbens in engIiider urf
bodtp. Serr &tnnerfannp in pIottoea1t
der @prade, 8aran idloiien iid 81
&erren g. Offering, s.. @1rnerum, 9
Eiennar1r, 9. &innenfamp 1tno Gro11l
@eiber, sic in bumorboller @eiie if
rem Stumble Gus6rl1d berlieber. Gun
|Sdluiie 6anfte bodpn. &err @idter il
bemegten 8orten fit Sic groBe l1eber
raidung allen, tpelde 6ieielbe berott
italtet o6er CUR @erberrliidl1ng bes Sc
ftes beigetraget bntten, Iebnte abe
oas ibm geipenoete Sob ouf Sic &c
meinbe felbft at, obne oeret1 grob,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
gangerer Wode BEL Der Mutter en-
oerle al @aite marer, iino beintge-

gangener ISOLDE bel Der Wutter er-
oerle 3u @aite maren, fino betn1ge-
febrt.
- SRI. Carolina Mdgli, tpelde bel
ser Girma @oroon & 6ergufon als
5tenograpbiitin un6 8udbdlterin an-
geitelt lit, befinoet ii@ ieit Samitag
in 81. Saul, no tie fi4f elmer adtta-
gigen Grbolung erfreut.
-6rl. Martba @en3 bon ct: @uul
traf Samitag bon 9iour 5ads- bier
3u einem Iangerem 8eiudye ibrer gou,
fine, bes SRI. @enopefa @oienberger,
Iodter ser 6amilie S. 8. &oienber.
ger, Elm.
- &err uno Srau Sran3 Sdmei-
ger BON Mmbop, Minn., melde auf Ell.
ne ISOLDE sic @aitfreun6idaft ser So
Mile 6. M. @rtenfe genoB, baben iid
BON bier na6 Seattle, 8aib., begeben,
no iie SEN &eit @es 5ommers gu per'
meilen ge6enfen.
- &erseRt nidt ben Grntcberfaaf,
uelder ant Samitag, ben IS. Mmgnii
beginnt bei 6. q. Barrett.
= 8eliie, 6as bier Sabre alte So6=
terden ser an 5. Mpe. iiioli@ mobnen=
SEN 6amilie 81. 81. &obinion fiel rid
marts in einen nit lie0enbem @aller
gefiiuten &eliel 11n0 fdmpft iebt unter
SEN .gr0Bten s6mer5en I'm ibr iun=
ges 2eben.
= Dien1tag nt1o Mittpo@ Mben1
114diter ISOLDE miro sic 5unibine 60
cietp inn Dopioion cine Stearns @oun=
tp 6air beranitalten, an 6erem Sc
Iingen $50 &erionen mttmirfen. Ser
oabei e%r3te1te &eingeminn miro gum
SEE ten ser notbleioenben SomiIien un=
ierer Staot perpen6et.
- ssSm &reiie elmer beiteren @dite-
idaar feierten @err un6 Trau Martin
Mplitor oos Set ser %iilbernen Sod=
3eit. Mit SEN Sreun6en miinidt Sem
iilbernen Subelpaare a119 ser vMor6=
fern, 6oB es ibm naH meiteren IS
Sabren ungetriibten gbegliids ber=
a0nnt fem moge, 6as Set Ser golbe=
men @od5eit begeben 5u fonnen.
= 5deriff Morit, melder int Sor=
Son Sanitarium auf 3mei @o@en un-
ter dr3tlider 8eban0lung ita1t6, iii
mie0er 6abeim ein%getroffen,. un6 es
ideint, baB sic Sor6on 8aber auf iei=
men 3uitano sic erpiinidte @inptr=
flung madten.
= @utes Mdoden CUR gerrihtuna
ongemeiner &ausarbeit gum iofortigen
@intritt berlangt. Mdberes 222-4.
2lpe. fii6Iih, ct. GIol16. 36,ba.
- &ergett rid)t Ben v%rnteperfanf
meIder AM samitas, sen. 19. Mnenf
beginnt bei 6. q. Barrett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

aass SsgssaH ssSa ss@N sss sssssgS Sas sa@sS 81 NsssssS
rg,p.oa elss p,s1silsd6 D
Dpferniuigfeiit SIC @entei,,oe ME 81,
ibrer iesigen 8litbe bdtte erboben
merosn efo,,nen. Mbmedslungspeiie
ipieIe bie Meelroler Muiiffapele treff.
lide @eifen nro Idngen5 mdoden ii6to-
ne 2ieoer; 10 idtpanoen Die Stunoen
Lin elmer ID. ,%angenebmen Mrt uno Mei-
ie, .oie oas Set 3u einem,s @emeitoe-
felt i'm mirfliden Sinn 6es @orteS
eeitaltete.
Mur Der ausgeiprodJet1e @nni4
bes bodp'lten Migr. gbuarb Magl,
.bes @eneralpifars Ser Dio5eie, nod
abloluter fur3en &ube in ieiner an-
gegriffenen @eiunobeit fonnte Der ge<
idmdtigen Sauna Ben Stoff gu oem
fallden @eriidte ieiner &eiignatton
ols @eneralpifnr unb ietnes unr8n<
ges na9 Californian geben.
Gem in ser eriten 5eptemberpo-
DIE in Netporf, SC. s., 1t%attfinoen6en
l@eneral-& apitel ser amerifanii6=faiit=
nenlilden 8eneoictiner > Congregation
miro nebit Sem bom6'iten Serrn Mbt
&eter @ngel, .. g.. g., Don ser ct.
ssSobns Mbtet ser bodm. 8ater Mlerius,
s. SO, bon ser 81. Sobns l1niper=
iitat %beipobnen.
SSn Dem 8efinoen 0es bo6m. &a<
ter Mlfreo, .. e.. s., 6es Bfarrers
ser unbefledten @mpfangniBgemein0e
5u ct. CLOUD, tpelder it6 INNER nod
unter Sen Batienten I'M ct. &apbaels
Soipital gu ct. Gloa1o befin6et, lit felt
Gienitag cine erfreulide @enoung
gum 8eiern e%ingetreten, un6 es lit
iett @%offnung porban6en, oaB er Dem
BON ibm 5um 8elten ser in ieiner Sc
mein0e erribteten ct. Mariert Sling
lingsbaIe am Mrbeitertage, 0as lit am
4. September, ongeregten @emein6e-
felte 0o6 mobl, mern am9 1ur pa1itb,
miro beimobnen fnnnen.
* 9ea9 nabe5u brei Monate tangent
uno ongenebmem Mufentbalte I'M i6o=
men 0euti9lano un0 namentli9 in
Ser engeren @eimatb int anmutbigen
8a0en, lit bo6m. @err 6. S6ollenber=
ger pergangenen 0onnerltag moblbe=
halten in ct. Glouo eingetroffen un0
fat sic Dor ieiner &eiie bon linn
innegebabte @ebIlfslteue ant ser &a-
tbe0role mie0er ii%bernonrmer. @o6m.
&err Sobn SUB, melder mabren0 ser
Mbpeienbeit bes bodm. @errn Sdol=
lenberger sic &aplanitelle in Ger &a=
tbeoralgemein6e beiorgte, miro TENT
pordr 6ie @emein6e lit @eit Union
perieben. @odum. &err S. g. Mlten-
6orf 8farrer ser &er5 Seiu-@emetnoe
in 2ittle Sons, piro 6ieie ISOLDE bon
Ieiner 9eutidla1l6sreile 5%uriidermar=
tet, mdbreno sic bodm. 9erren 5tieg=
Ter BON Giera rno Saro bon 2aitrnp
crit Mitte September bel ibren Sc
meinoen eintreHen tperben.
x Sim 10. Muguit muroe III ser bonn
bodm. &errn sos. &mbauen 5u ct.
2oren5 Bel &erbam paitorirten Sc
mein6e 6as Batronsfeit 6ur9 Elm fei=
erlides &odumt begangen, bel mel
DIEM bodm. SEER q. @daut bon Ser
bam sic 5eifpre6igt bielt. &o6p. ST.
Mmbauen berfiinbigte, 6aB sic 8ei=
be Ser lette ISOLDE a11gelangten ner1er
&ir6englode int September itattfin-
Sen miro; au6 lit cine neue @lode fir
Sic 81. Sacobs Stride in Maine
%angefommen, mel@e ,@emeinoe bonn
bodm. Serrn Mmbal1en aIs Siliole
p%erieben miro; Sic @etbe 6ieier 11e1=
en- @lode lit glei6fa4s in Sen Septem=
Der berlegt. :5-.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

NV 1oot &E2Nh A.
Electric FGns--Burgsss-0rHnas
Observation Car Aadsd-The Burlington
mas ADDED observation cars 10 the equip
ment OF its trains q and IS, into the
northwest from Omaha.
mission wOrksrg PAonIo-The German
church mission workers win hold & county
picnic at Hebron, Neb.. Sunday, ali the
Sunday schools and church mission classes
or the county meeting there.
Baptasts xssavs the oasy-Forty Omaha
and Nebraska Baptist elders leave omhhH
Sunday on q special car on the Burlington
TO attend the national anniversary exer-
cises at Philadelphia and Join In the ma
uonRl meeting there.
Mcxson MOTOR 9or wssAtngsuD-A Nc
Keen motor car, manufactured In Omaha,
will leave Union station Monday morning
for North Yakima, Wash Starting from
here at 10 q. m, tie car viii run DAY and
night under its own power, and an at
tempt viii be made 10 set a rec1rd time for
ne trip. The McKsen company has sold
six cars for uHe on the Oregon e. washing
on railroad
Funsrul Of John Ravarty-Funeral
,erv-ices for John FHverty, who died Thurr
ay night at the Swedish Mission hospital
viii be conducted Sunday afternoon al
clock az JRckson'R chapel. Mr.. FRverty
vas 4s years old and lived at F0rtieth AM
mes avsnue. He was q member Of tbs
ncient Order Of United worlmsn. Be
.des his wife, his mother. four sisters and
wo brothers survive.
oroosrs Go 90 Dsnver-Four special
ars Of retail grocers o. Omaha, Council
sluffs and vicinity viii leave hsre Sunday
and Monday for Denver. where the ma
tionAI convention of retail grocers is II
meet in the coming week The Council
Bluffs grucers leave Sunday. two cars o.
the Iowa men going on on the Burlington
and Monday afternoon anDther two car
leave on the same line from he oInahl
station. j. e. Swan. city ticket agent o
the Burlington in Council Bluffs, will &C
company the party going Sunday.
Funsx1l Of nErH Ea1s Gray EaIl-
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Kat
Gray Hall, who died FRIDAY, will be con
Quoted Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock q
the home. 1898 South Thirty-fourth street
Inter1nent viii be made in Wes1iAwi
cemetery. Mrs. Hall wife Of Ezra /
Han. WIS Y years old. Besides her hus
band she IL survived by three children
Clarence E. Hall Of Florida. Alice ]. Hal
Of New London, Wis and Mrs. A w
Scribnsr of this city. There are eigh
grandchildren and five great grandchildren
Search for Chicago lEEn-The OmahI
police are today searching the hospitals II
an endeHvor 10 locate Frank Klomowslci
20 wears old of 1914 South Lincoln street
Chicago on request Of Chief Of Police No
Sweeney Of that city The young man hsl
wealthy relatives and they are willing u
defrHy all expenses that may be incurre'
in prosecuting q thorough search In hope
OF locating him. He left home May 2
with four companions, who returned hom
after a week, saying that Klnmowski hat
met with an accident in Omaha and wa
confined IN q hospital here.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Bankers of Iowa in General Conference

indicntiuus the honor win fan to E. J.
Curtin ~ Deco~nh for the presidency. and
W. G. g. Bnziey Of this clty will receive
IN eeicrtiou To- the position 81 treasurer.
william Heuer OF Davenport b. quite likely
20 reserve me nomination for vice president
and the se-rg,a~- being q HalR-1ed official
the honur viii remain with p W. Han Of
Des MolRes Alrssdy two cities are in the
race Tor the next meeting. Cedar Rapids
IS very anxious 90 secure h aud are plug
ring away VERY enthusiastically and effeo-
trvey Dsr Muiues Is HisO On the running
and is already active IN The contest.
Mason CITY last eute tanned the association
In Isga The association was organized
tventy-siz ynErs ago, and is one Of The
most effective organizations in the state.
quite q number 81 gentlemen Of national
reputs nave been been assigned 70 places on
the program o. Lawrence Laughl-n OF the
Chi.a-c university. James 6. Berry bin OF
Des MONIES. charles X. Frost, secretary Of
the Alinns-o.a as -Ociation; George Al Rsy-
noiuE uf Chicago. have been assigned spe-
cial LupiCs T. r Quincy OF Fremont
Neb is 70 deliver a set address on In
dian Corn a. q Factor In Our Civilization"
Emerson DePuy OF Des MONIES, C. d f.
LIS Of Charles City and G. L. TremRin Of
Humboldt. are among the state celebrities
who make addresses A banquet has been
provided Tor and the guests win likely
spend one afternoon at Clear Lake. John
McHuEh Of Sioux City is president Of the
association; D. B Allen Of Arlington, treas
urer: C. n voss Of Davenport. Legislative
committee; J, H. Engwerson Of Clinton,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
Baraca UnionistS
Meet at Kansas City
]. c. johnson is to Make Two Ad-
dresses-BRnquet in His
Honor.

James c. johnson. president OF the Tri-
CITY BRrRcs union and advertising and
sales manager for the Schneider & Mueller
Piano company, will deliver two addresses
IN Kansas City the coming week On Mon
dav afternoon. June l. Mr., johnson de-
livers the principal address before the
World Wide BHrRca-PhilRthea. subject be-
ing. The Ideal Baraca." On Tuesday
noon. June 1S the Kansas City Advertising
club tenders Mr.. johnson q luncheon at
which time an address on The Sales Value
OF Enthusiasm" is 10 be delivered
number OF the members Of the Tri-
CITY union have been assigned for Hd-
dresses before Kansas City churches on
SUNDAY This list includes, A. T. RRsp,
first vice president Of the union; E. F.
MART. corresponding secretEry: Il. II,
CHrst treasurer; A y. Eaton and J. B.
M urphy. second vicepresident Of the union
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
TRY TO PREVENT ADMISSION
Douglas County Bar Association Has
Prepared Charges.
HEARING Is SET FOR JUNE l6
Effort as Being Made 20 Keep G. {.
BurEe from PrseticinE Law in
This stHte-Runs COlIec-
tton Agency.

Since Charles c. BurdKe. Omaha colleo-
ton agent, applied 20 the supreme court
for admission TO the Nebraska bar, April
a. Harrison H. Bowes, an Omaha attorney,
backed by the Douglas County Bar asso-
citation, has been preparing charges Of
fraud and extortion against him, and his
admission will be prevented II possible. A
hearing has been set for June 10. Burdge
whose office lie S29 Board Of Trade building
operates q collection agency which makes
q speciality Of ERrniBhing wages. When mis-
application was filed II WIS referred to the
state bar commission, consisting OF Wal
ter l. Anderson OF Lincoln, George w
Shields, Omaha; ] G. Beeler. North Platte
c. =. ReHvis FANS City; and G. ". lib
bets. Hastings. The charges OF Mr.. Bowe
were sent first informally and ON reuues
he prepared specifications OF some O.
BurdEe's practices The Douglas Count,
Bar association appointed a, committe
consisting of Z. G. Farnsworth, W. A u,
Bord and Frank shotwen TO examine I'll
specifications made by Mr.. Bowes and II
committee reported that the admission
Burdge TO the bar ought 10 he preventeL
II possible.
The specifications az filed before the com
mission by Mr.. BUwss have been secretly
prepared, and as the whole affair has beer
very quietly carried on only few of the
attorneys OF the city knew what WAS hap
pening. The charges are under thres
heads.
1T would he q diBgrRce 10 the Douglas
county bar II such man were ever al
lowed TO practice here" SAID Mr.. Bowes
THE charges have come as the result o
long resentment among the lawyers o.
the city against the methods OF collection
agents who brOwbeat and harRss creditorl
through garnishees and other such pr0ceed
ings Tho refusal Of one Justice of tn
peace, George c. Cockrell, 10 allow Burdg
TO practice IN his court is of years stand
ing and a number Of Others feel as strongly
against him"
The matter is q personal one with th'
man who has given the information 10 the
commission" raid Mr. Rurdge when asked
about the charges. The individual wht
is behind the spite work OF the charges
will probably set some one else TO bach
him II he can, but the affair Is really
between him and me. The Douglas County
bar association is not interested In tbs
case and should resent any use Of the
name in connection with II. Ny side o.
the case is In the hands OF my attorney
Nd o. Cunningham"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
ANSWERS FROM MANY PLACES
Solutions VIII Simply Pour In After
Last Picture Appears.
MTEREsT N GAME NoT ABATED
People stiII Come 10 Business offics
of The Bee and Get Coupons and
Catalogues for Joining in
the Final Dash.

From all parts of Nebraska, Iowa, Wy
ominr and South Dakota will come answers
to the Bookluvers' puzzle pictures after
the last illustration appears next week.
The Bee has contestants for the valuable
prizes in towns OF all sizes, and every one
OF the participants in the game Is inter
ested in the outcome.
Some of the contestants, according 10 re-
port are spending much time in preparing
their answers Some are taking special
care to have their answers look neat. One
woman wrote the contest editor this week
in regard TO some points Of the rules which
were not clear TO her, She thought if such
and such q thing were true that she would
have no chance TO win a prize. She in
cidentauy remarked that she was spending
q great deal Of time in preparing her an
swers and that she thought she would
stand a fair chance OF winning one Of the
prizes II everything went all right.
Interest stITI High.
/ Despite the fact that the contest is draw
, ms TO close, there still is great interest
! in the Booklovers Only yesterday u
young woman came into the business office
and bought a complete coupon and cata-
logue. She was just ready 10 enter the
contest. Others have been doing this same
/ thing for the past week. There is plenty
/ Of time for solving the puzzles. SO those
who have not entered yet may do SO now
1 and stin have an excellent chance of get
ting prize.
/ - Primes Total More Than $4,000.
The first prize in the contest is mag
nifioent Apperson ''JRck Rahft" touring
car, which is exhibited at the AppersDn
company's sales rooms, 1202-4 Farnam
street, ana is valued AT e. 600 II is one Of
tn chest cars made and is good for both
road an Especial work, The Apperson car
il enjoying great popularity right now.
The second prize it a fine 500 Kimgall
player-piRno. which is al the A. Hnspe
store 1blS Douglas street, where II plays
in concert every afternoon from to :
I o clock
AS the third prize a building lot in A.
p. Turkey q Sons Her addition is offered
| This is located IN one Of the best sections
! Of the city and is an ideal site for home
! This lot is valued al $500
The fourth prize is a grand Columbia
Grafonola Regent" which is worth 500,
and $50 worth of records. This machine
plays in concert every afternoon from s TO
o clock At the Columbia PhOnograph com
pGny's agency. 1a1-1s FArnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
W. Il. KIRBY DIES IN OAKLAND
Former Prominent Resident Expires
FoIioWinE Over-Exertion in
G.. A. r. Parade.

Omaha friends are grieved 10 learn Of
the death in Oakland, Cal, Of William Fl
Kirby former prominent citizen, Vno
left here about 1856 he WIS member OF
the Crane Army Of the Republic and has
Leath Is attr buted 10 OvereXerti0n On Ne
muriRl dRy, when he participated wlta
other comrades IN a parade. He passed
away TWO days 'Eter
Mr. Kirby WIS q thirty-seound DEGREES
Mason and was prominent tn Masonic cir
c es. having held numerous offices. During
ms residence here during the '7Os and 30
he Was employed IN the Union Pacific
shops
Together with his wife he has been living
IN retn eulent IN Oakland. where they Ocou
ri,d 4 beautifui residence a son, Harry
kirby. and a daughter Mrs Hughes. bod
liys IN Oakland,