davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Adams County Reports.

Adams County.-After consultation
wltn automobile drivers and others
familiar with the roads in Adams
county. DR.. J. V. Beghtol, chairman
If the good roads committee of the
chamber of commerce. has transmit
ted a report together with sketches
If the road deemed preferable as the
Adams county section OF the prOpos-
ed state road between Omaha and
Denver. to the Colorado state COM
mission OF good roads.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
The White Slave Bill.

Without indulsing in debate and
without the slightest opposition the
senate recommended for third read
ing Senator Horizons bill prohibiting
and providing severe penalties for en-
gaginS in the white slave" traffic. \
procurer, under this bill is liable on
a first conviction for a county Jail SEN
tence from six months to 4 year or a
fine up to $1,000. and on second Of
Tense a penitentiary sentence of from
three to ten years is provided
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Capital RemovaIists Cautious.

The failure of the capital removal
promoters, Bailey of Buffalo and Sink
Of Hall. to make any move for the ad
vancement of their bill. II. r. No. 3S2
is responsible for the impression that
they are afraid to have it reach a vote
at this time. Bailey and Sink could
have the solid support of the Lancas-
ter delegation if they would ask to
have the bill advanced for consider
alton.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
A WAY to Keen Love In.

Mrs. Honey bird-But, Dickey. dear.
the fiat is SO tiny. Why, the windows
are so small mouse couldn't crawl
through.
Mrs. HOneybird-That is all the bet
ter. dear When poverty comes in
love can't fly through the window.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Ranid Work on Canal.

WashingtOn.-The excavation in
the central division Of the Panama
canal. Including the great Culebra
cut and the Chagre section. during
February, was the greatest on record.
being 1.4O333S cubic yards. Alto
gether in that division 11,033.122
yards have been excavated. leaving
26,O91 1876 yards to be removed
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Gas Near Fairbury.

jefferson COunty.-As a result OF
an investigation made by DIR. George
Z. COndra and number of univer-
state conservation congress. Dr. Con-
dra believes that gas of commercial
value has been found in shale
formation south of Fairbury- 1t is
believed that the shale will yield
about 5000 feet of gas to the ton
and that the solid matter may be
used in making Portland cement.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Fast Running on the U. p.

Hall County.-The fast running
time between Grand Island and Cen
trail City on the Union Pacific, which
for some time has stood at 10 min
utes for the 22 miles. was cut down
one minute last week by the Denver
passenger No. IL. which reeled off
the distance without skip in Is
minutes.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Only Bill Recommended.

The Smith bill, the one that so far
has met with the approval of the
standing committee of the house. elm
mates entirely the ten year provisions
of the present county seat law. Other
wise there is no change between it
and the present statute. 1t meets the
eXigencies of the occasion by leaving
the relocation open to all the towns
in county without favOring county
seats which now have the advantage
of the ten year clause.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Jackson at the Head.

Chicago. Ill-W. J. Jackson. vice
president and general manager OF the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and the
Evansville & Terre Haute roads. was
elected chairman of the General Man
ayers association and the AssOcia-
ton of Western Railroads.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
a RuIino Passion.

Uncle Pinchpenny spent a great
deal of time at the home of George
Washington"
"Yes. He couldn't be persuaded to
stop looking for that dollar George 10
said to have thrown across the Poto-
mac"
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Elevator at Anselmo Burns.

Custer County.-WOrd has been re-
ceived that the Jacuot grain elevator
at Anselmo. was totally destroyed by
fire. A high wind was blowing at
the time and for an hour Or more the
whole south side OF town was threat
onod
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Woman Killed in Runaway.

Buffalo COunty.-Miss Ida A. Stras
laugh. 50 years old. daughter OF Mi
and Mrs. Abraham Strasbaush. well
known residents of Kearney. is dead
the result of injuries received in a
runaway. when. in leapiEg from the
buggy, she sustained 4 compound
fracture OF the skull.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Publishes Book for China.

Douglas COunty.-An Omaha firm
mas published an elaborate book for
the Hangchow Presbyterian college
Of HangchOw. China. This order
came to the Franklin Publishing
company IRON the Rev. F. W. Bible
Of the college The books will be
mailed to parties interested in the
work of the college. also a shipment
will be made to China.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Democratic Joint Caucus.

4 short joint caucus of the house
and senate democrats was held at the
Lincoln hotel. Reapportionment was
the main subject under discussion al
though other party pledges were
talked over informally. The possibili-
ty of instilling more harmony into the
rest of the legislative session was
touched upon in a casual way. none of
tie speakers however evincing q de-
sire to 60 at the matter.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
SPOHE.S nISTENpEP CI-pE go;

SFOnN DISTEMPEK CT TT. will
cure any possible case of DiSTEMPER,
PINK EYE, and the like among horses
Of all ages. and prevents all others in the
same stable from having the disease Also
cures chicken cholera. and dog distemper.
Any good druggist can supply YOU or send
20 mfrs. 50 cents and ST. a hottl; Agents
wanted. Free book. SpOhn Medical Co.,
Spec. Contagious Diseases, Goshen, Ind.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Died in Colorado.

Euckolls County-JOhn &. Cham,
terlain died in Greeley, Colo, where
he had gone for treatment for can,
Ger. with which he has been afflicted
for TIE past three years.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
ovERTuREs TO DIAz.
Indications Are That They Will Not
Be Accepted.

Mexico City.-The intention OF FL
nance Minister LimantOur. attributed
to him. in dispatches from New York
of coming to the capital to induce
President DiaZ to listen to terms pro-
posed by the insurrectOs for cessa-
ton of hostilities it is said in Off
cial circles. probably will prove fruit
less. Only recently General Diaz an
nounced a plan which was no; one
Of Cancellation but one of relentless
warfare.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

ease. II you have any
kidney symptom. be-
gin using DOan's Kid
ney Pills at once.
Mrs. Sarah a. Black.
3Oi s. DOuty St, Han
ford, Cal. says: pic
ture me- living Grin.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Prohibition in Texas.

Austin. Textile so-called state
wide prohibition bill was signed by
Governor COlquit:. II provides for
the submission of constitutional
amendment for statewide prohibition
at an election July %. next.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

To render your neighbOr a service
willingly shows the generosity of your
character; to preserve silence over it.
the grandeur of your soul-Puysieux.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
raIeott's Ventilation Gill.

Chief in importance among the bills
SO far passed by the senate was Tai.
colts bill providing for the proper san
itation and ventilation of factories
The bill also provides for guarding
dangerous machinery.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

The Skies initiative and referendum
bill as amended by the house. went
through without a negative vote. ex.
cept that of Lawrence of Dodge, who
later changed his vote to the affirma.
tive.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Norris Brown at Home.

Buffalo County.-SenatOr Norris
Brown is home Tor a stay of three
weeks, after which he will return to
his duties al Washington.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

Lewis Single Binder straight sc cigar
SOu pay lOc for cigars not good
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Governor Sends MESSAGE.

In a message to the house Thurs
day afternoon Governor Aldrich called
the attention Of the representatives
to the fact that there were defects in
several c! the measurs which had
reached his desk for approval.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
CHECK " IN TIME.

Few people realize the grave dam
ger of neglecting the kidneys The
slightest kidney trouble may be Ma
lures warning of dropsy. diabetes or
An-7ns- dreaded Bright's dis
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

The bridge bill introduced by Ban
ming and Skiles. S. F. go. as amend
ed by the bridge committee. was en-
dorsed by the committee of the
whole. The introducers Of the bill ex.
planned that it was intended to break
the back Of the bridge combine.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

Modern application is likely to OK
tract the teeth of an old saw
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

The senate In committee OF the
whole indefinitely postponed S. F. 1SS.
by Tanner and then when the commit
tee arose the action was overturned
by a vote of seventeen to thirteen and
tie bill was ordered engrosed for
third reading.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
{ re "a e ~ q IA
{P<$2z{@
! for COUGHS . Gods s
STRIKING PEOPLE DIFFERENTLY.

Servant-Heavcns l have knocked
the big flower pot OFF the window
ledge, and it struck 4 man on the
head.
Mistress-What! My beautiful ma
jOlica?
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

All druggists sell the famous Herb rem
.dy, Garfield Tea. II corrects constipation.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

Each penny saved means one less
pang of fOrebOding
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22
Unpovtant to Mothers


Examine carefully every bottle Of
cASTORIA. a safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and see that 1t
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-22

EST,vMs-
~Hs ,Fs.r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
bon Der 9sraubun9 oes
aIten Ueatlers QQron Bancroft
arimtneGe asnntniB ssbobt gu baben.
8lutige admpfe 3ptiaen aoblengrdz
bern in pittsburg, Rus.
e Sturmf d q BEN.

ct. 2ouis, IA. 2tprtl. Der
furhtblre Sturm, tpelher geitern
0a6mittdg iibsr oas 0itIi6e RifDuri
oabinfsste, bat ben 2oo DON 1eun
9erfonen uuD bic 0erIesuug bon iiber
100 unoeren CUR 5oIge gebabt. Sn
ct. Gouis itno brei Sooesfdue aIs
;sulge oes lIntpetters unb elm gi9eus
tbumsI6dben DON ndb3u $4,000, 900
All per3ei6nen. Wdbreno bes Stur@
mes fielen Snlobsn, bic itelltntpeife
brei 3oQ i'm DurhmeFer batten. Der
5aseIidIae bat aud ben gr0BtenS6az
ben dugerintst. 5ier purbeu tan'sn<
be ppn;SsnIteridetben ourh bis56Iois
Zen Ssrtriimmert.
SR gaoel, no, tpurben 5ruei5rduz
en- a.tDotet uub Is geripnsrr fhDer
perIest. cSu 5belbppi[le, Su.. fielsn
S6Ioben BON 8 3on Ilmfnns uno in
4nna, Sa., rpurben bic Saoten fuit
p0liq ruinirt. Sn Dofbingtpu, Worts
aomerp, ct. Jrancis uno Seffsrior
tpurpe geDdltiger S6aben angeridtet
unb in ben Stdbt9en Jlut Ripsr.
Gftber uub GIDins inseefammt mebr
aIs so gsriouen i6Der perIest.
Der Stano ber Sei dfte,
Rem gort, IA. 4prtl. R. o.
DUN e Sos oiespO6sutIihe uebers
fiht iiber ben Stauo Der 8eibdfts
lautst pie folgt:
Dos 8DIumsn Der lImiGSs ift SUI
3eit unbefriebigeno, obslsi6 nit BE.
Sug auf SRbuitrie uub 5anbsl BIZ
SDnjunttursR giiuItiger art itno. 0i'
anfanas bes Subres gsbestsn 5off;
nungen auf etne sunshmenoe atttottdi
bqben fih Hiht pertpirtIidt uHb auE
allen ar0Bsrsn 8eI6Gftseeutren pirt
Itatt elmer 3unabme Der 8eihdfts cir
Ridganq ssmsISst. Die Ra6frage bat
Totppbl mad Rpbsiien ipie nah Giieu:
prooutteu nuhgeIaifeu uno rpenn midi
balo cine 9eiierung sintritt, oanu NUT
spieber bic grobuttiou singef6rGnt
p.rben. SeIbft gu ben iest uieoriger
8reiTen finb RoniumeHtsn nidDt osueig'
grOBere aontratte fir bic 2ieferune
bon Robeiisn abaui6lieber. Ginigr
gertGufe BON Iublihsm GiisH iint
unter 81 eena6t porben uno I'M We:
ften iIt eiu Gontratt fir bic GieFerunt
bon 9latten Su sinem um So uisortss
rem preig tpis bisbsr obgsffIOTer
tporoeH.
Sn Der 9srtil= Snbuitris berrih,
StiIls, 8dumtpouDaarsn haben abel
eintn ettpas feitsrsn Ion. Die SPIN
usreisn fhrdntsu ibre proouttioR Ell
uno in Der psraaneenen Wphe iino II
sfdlI Riper Rur 10000 Stiid Druid
| tattuns pertauft tporbsn. Die Ngita
tion nit 9eSug auf bic BOaz uni
8aumpoa3Sae iibt naturgemdb fein
Wirtuug aus. Sdubpaarsn Itub II
etipas bsfIsrsr Rahfraee. 3as Sc
IhGft ift aber bod nod unbsfrieoiger
Der 4rt. 2soer bat sinen ru1tssr
Martt.
Die ausfubr BON Wsiseu aus ben
Der. Stdatsn unb Canada belief iid
tpdbrenb Der Wod)e auf ,633, ,5o2 9u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
g.rf6sSenes aus b.m Deutfd.uR,iA.
Der rufifht Reihsraib i'm aampi
nit Der Regierung.
Rube berrfdt iest in Ssr
Ghamp1an

Gpernnp iyrdnfreid1, Ia. Apr1l.
ssm eonsen Department Rorne trurbe
ipdhrgnn Der To6t bie Rube nidt ees
it1rt unb bic 9ebSrben boffen, bab bic
arnncIle Inn GbampugnersGif elm
gnbe erreif,t hoben- Die 61Hblnness
iueiie ber DsputirtenfomEier, iroem lie
ben Asfhlus bstreffs Der aufhebuns
Der G.. snsen bes GbcrpognesD Difrifts
nnIIifisirf bat. unb bic 4nfiinoiguHs
nes Qrtmisrs MOHis, bdB tr bte er'
IsbieHng bts gnnstn Streises beni
Gtartsrrth iiberIaifsu ipo[le, haben tis
ne bsrubiesnbe mirtuns auf bic Deins
bauer TN Tepnrtement Wnrne ausges
lbt. Die 1900 Mann 9ruppen, bic
sur llntsrnridung Der llnruheH in bic
Champagne gsihidt purben. tueroen
aber BIS auf gBeiierss bort bleiben.
Rurs bor 9asssanbru4 besab fif]
cine Mbttsilung Genbdrmerie nod
WetslgiI, no bic arotpnlliften befous
bers grrbsn GhabeH aueesi6ttt bdben,
unp perhofsettn stDei Der Rdbelsfhhrtr.
Wdbrsnb bic beioeH WGnner nad Der
golisei gebrn6i fpnrpen, fprangen
sSrnusn auf bic Strdben uRo perfn6tsu
ean bic 'Gtnbarmen begleiienoen
Giadtsdnipdlt bic infriminirsnDeH Dos
tumtnte su sntreibtn, bic Tn 9eiis ber
beibsn Osrbofteten gsfunben Duroen.
Wiilitdrs sMtroplane Ipitlten ei1t
suif,tise Role bei ben 1ruppenbsmts
aurgsn, ipGbrenn bic Rroipalie an
idlinmiien iparen.
Die ilnsnFrisbenbsit Der Weinbouer
bic I'M sins gren5euloie 3erftOrunSss
iputb aussscrtet. in nnf ben umfianh
5urIdsufibren. bob fid, bic Sage ber
Wsinbouer i'm Department. WlarHe in
5olgt Der INNER mebr sunebmsHben
W<inpoHfherei - Der 8erf6lfhuH9
nnn GsrItfQung tiinitIider WeiHe -
BON sydbr az ssobr perfhlehier bat.
am 5ntereiIe ber 8efhiituna ber
tpirslihen Gbampasners Jnbuftri. Be.
gonH i'm sabre 1907 bic fransOiifGs
Aegirruns eine llnterfuhuns. une
nnd,Dsm Diefe Gin Sahr lang geoousrt.
fstis bic Regisrung bic Mnnabme eiHta
Udetes burh, nntsr bem Der ehts
Ghnmpogner NIT elmer Regierunss.
Giiquetis ntrfsben tperoen mub. llnte,
ehtem Ghompasntr- ipuroe Der Wsin
beseihnei. ner nur aus 9rouben ges
na0dt fpurbt bic In tinem befiimmten
Diisritt Inn Department Worne gs.
spahfen Fnn. Bon 4nfdng an ipnr
obtr biefss Gsfsb. burn ipeltes bsr
Gbomposner.D Diftrist 10 itnrf abssl
grsnSi mirn. unpopular. Die llnsn'
fritbenfsit fiihrts su proteftperfomHt.
Iunesf unb bic Meinbdutr behuupte.
ten, bdb Mtin BON benofbartsn Di.
itritten nnh Rnrne gebrodt. bort In
5Iaiden gsfiili uHb als edier Cham.
pdgner bt5tihnst nnb nit Der Rtsie.
Euu0SsG Gsiauette perisben fpurbe.
Gsgen Dtmonitrniionm bsganner
brnn In bem bennhbdrisn Deportemeni
Mubs. no bic Weinb0uer perlnngien
ibab ibr Dspnrtemtnt in ben Cham,
pnsHsrsD Diiirift einetlhIolIen iptrber
fclle. Ger frnn5oiiIdk Genat. Der Dor
ciefeus prpfefl 4enntnib nahm. nnhn
an IL. Mpril eint NffoIaticn on. Der.
sufoIgt ifbe @eertnsune bes Gb0mpns,
sDtjsfifts nujoshsbeH uurbs. 90,
6a11 a5gs blolt 4fe1a5t&t i1l ~ UBoznl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
Gin Spfer bes5Iugfporta

Gin Spfsr besSIugfperts.
Gbtpreufe, 5rautreid,, IA. apr.
Der Rarineleutuaut 9pahau itiirste
heute BEL sinem asropIaufIuge NIT feis
ner Wafhtns 3u8ooen uno puroe t0ets
LID ptrleBt.
2eifuns bss aptatiters
aanier.
8ruffel, IA. april. Der apias
titer 2anier floe beute in feinem 4eros
plan bonn 6lugfeIbe bel &ietpit nah
griiHel, cine 0iitona BON 54 Reilsn.
gr bate babel feline orsi Sdpeitern
aIs pofIosiers in feinsr Wuidins unb
fsiH. 2eiitung itsbt sis!aIs unibers
tsaf!sa eas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
0Detterberitilt.

Tfiir Obio: Sfones Betttr am
GanaFtas, tiibler I'm iiio0itliten 9beile.
am Gonnias pabri4einli4 fhones
4ssf fer. MeTts bis RorbueIttDinot, ote
berSinberlih tDerosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15
Mnslan0 Selegrapb.
in Dec Champagne
hGerid,t iett tuieoer bon.
ftdnbiae Nube.
Sases.n fanseH jett bic @eias
baHer i'm 9epartement Aube
an su bemDnitriren.

gpas fur Warne berubiAenb nirtt,
reists bic giirger BON anbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

Jn(anOGe(egrap6
i'm Ol(i6sa Midourt
&amen am 9Dnueritas bel benz
Sturme 8 YeriDnen INNS
Seben
Club utebr afs 100 1uuroen
perfett.
Ser auserihtete S6acen tuirn auf
beinabe 90, 100000 seihast.
Die GsI6dftslaee bss 2anbss unbe<
frieoigsno.
Die bsabfdtisten 3olIperduberungen
fhabeu Der SerttlzSnouitrie.
Der Rstp 0orter 9lbpotat Daniel
S'ReiLIp perbaFtet.
4ngstlagt, bon Der 9sraubung Oes
aIten Motlers 4aron Bancroft
2rimtneae SsnntutB gebabt gu baben.
8luttge 8Gmpfe 3tpti6en aoblengrdz
bern in 9ittsburg, Ras.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

9ie 1lria6tu Der unsufrisotnheit I'M
GkmpdsnersDiitrttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

Gin ususs Gtfe6t ipirb binHen- Gurs
gem eripartst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

9i. merisauif6e etabt asua prista
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15

llnb peitsre gsrftdrtuugeH fne i'm
4nsus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-15


aDnia Grisorih auguit BON Sadz
fen III mad elmer 2bpei,nbeit pon ppls
len spei Mpnaten in DRESDEN ipieDer
Der WOnor6 bat bic msis
#, s3eit in 4sappten 3ue.braht unb
mar Dor pisrsebn Saeen bon auiro on
gorb bes 9ampfers~ 5smiranris" na6
srieit abetfabren, bon mo bic llebers
tanbreii. mad DRESDEN srfo!ste.
1000 5ertiIarbsiter aus =
ssfperrt.
Sn 5cf an Der SaaIe iino iGnlmtlis
6e Spinnerei.n sdhIoHen tporoeH.
Riht peniser aIs iiebeHtauienb arbets
ter Der 2ertils Snbuftris finb uusses
iperrt. Dem 9ru6 tpdren 8erhanos
lunaen 3lpiIden 4rbeitssberH unb ars
bsitnebmern oorousgegansen, In fpels
den isbc6 cine GinisuHs ni4t 90 srs
jislsa mar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
Stranded, with Wife
and Money Missing
Texan Meets Bacohus and Loses His
All While in Deepest
Sleep.

An evening spent with his old friend
Bacchus has left J. L. Russ of Denison.
Tex. stranded in Omaha, without wife,
without daughter and without any money
or hope.
Russ arrived Saturday evening. He was
shortly TO go to work for the Singer Sew
Ing Machine company here. He estab-
llshed his wife and daughter, Vera. years
old in a roomlng house near the Burlington
station and started 20 explore the town
According TO his tale Of distress told the
police. Russ remembers nothing except that
he awoke in his room near the Burlington
station to find his wife and daughter gone
and all his money, 500. missing.
Since that time Russ has been walking
the streets penniless. He declares that he
pawned his overcoat and spent the money
on drink Ito taper off on"
Russ staggered into the police station
Thursday morning sober, but an utter
wreck The police are looking for the
wife and daughter. Inquiry at the railway
station indicates that they have not left
the city. Mrs. Russ home is at Fort Worth,
Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
LYNCH AGAINST The CLOCKS
Will Oppose Pneumatic Clock System
for Court House.
To HAvE vACUUM CLEANER
Commtssioners Hold All Day session
20 ArEuc over the Ktnd of
characterized May
He Let,


Considering the letting Of contracts for
vacuum cleaning system and a pneu-
matte clock system the County Commits
sioncrs were In secret session all day
Thursday
~ g. learned that the vacuum cleaning
contract was let to the Tuec Cleaning
system company for $500 whic hincludes
installing The matter developed consider
able discussion but all were unanimous
in wanting some such system
II Is anticipated that the letting of the
pneumatic clock system contract Will
not be so harmonious John Lynch says
he will make hard fight on letting this
contract The system IL installed.
will cost between sl,sco and $500.
The idea OF the system is that
an Of the clocks in tho building will be
set at the same time and will always be
the same The contract Calls for forty
clocks Mr.. Lynch says he does not be-
lcvc the people want mahogany finished
clocks that will cost large SUN. lie says
he thinks clocks good enough can be bought
for s. each. These. he says, are finished
IN marble and are very pretty. lie says,
too. some Of the janitors could keep busy
winding up clocks. He figures that by not
installing the pneumatic clock system that
the county could save close to $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
CosGRoVE NAMES ASSISTANTS
Charles Mcdonald is Made Chief Dep
uty ana w. II. Chambers
is Promoted.


Charles Mcdonald for five years an EN-
ploye of the city treasury department. was
named as deputy city comptroller Thursday
morning by Comptroller Fred c. Cosgrove.
MIR. Mcdonald will begin his duties Sat.
urday morning.
Mr. McDonalds selection came after a
spirited caucus Thursday night. attended
by the republican members of the city
council, who had the privilege of naming
the deputy comptroller. according 20 the
program, which resulted in the selection Of
Cosgrove as comptroller. II. F. Meyers
was the keenest competitor. though two
others were after the job.
Mr.. Mcdonald will fill out the unexpired
term OF Cosgrove, who was promoted to the
comptrollershp. II is also stated that
Mcdonald Will be nominated for the comp
tronership in 1912, when Cosgroves term
expires
The promotion of w F. Chambers audit
clerk, was also announced by Comptroller
Cosgrove. Hereafter, Mr.. Chambers will
be known as chief clerk and auditor
position created by the new comptroller.
Mr. Chambers has been doing this work as
audit clerk heretofore.
Comptroller Cosgrove denies that he was
a party TO any conference which resulted
In his election as comptroller. He stated
however. that he would not be a candidate
for the comptrollership IN 1912, as he, Mr..
Chambers and George c. Bryant. who is
now special agent OF the statistical depart
ment of the United States census bureau
had made arrangements to open an office
as municipal and commercial account
ants upon expiration OF his term Of office,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
MRS. KATHERINE 7. LACEY DEAD
Pioneer Woman OF Omaha Passes
Away at Her Home After
Long sickness.

Mrs. Katherine r. Lacey, who lived at
1923 South Eleventh street, died at her
home this afternoon after an illness OF five
months. Mrs. Lacey. who was 81 years
old was one OF the pioneers OF Omaha.
She and her husband built and occupied the
large house occupied by Count Creighton
AT the time OF his death. Many years ago
Mrs Lacey was very prominent in social
circles in Omaha Her husband was Jesse
II. Lacey She leaves no children nor Inn
mediate relatives.
The funeral will be held Friday after
noon At o'clock from the family resi-
dence. Interment will be at Prospect HIM
cemetery and will be private
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
MISSING WOMAN is FOUND
Mrs. MOravec In DeItrtum OF uIuess
Wanders-NOw Restored
10 Home,

Mrs r. j. Moravec who disappeared from
her home. l2s Norh Thirty-fifth street
Wednesday night. was found demented az
the Union station Thursday morning.
The woman left her home at 1880 o'clock
In the afternoon In the delirium Of illness.
She did not return, Her husband took up
the search for her in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
speedy Relief from kidney Trouble,

speedy Relief from Kidney Trouble.
II had an acute attack OF Bright's dis
ease with Inflammation of the kidneys ard
bladder. aud dizziness, says AIRS. Cora
1'horp. Jackson. Mich. "A bottle OF
Foley's Kidney Remedy overcome the at
tack. reduced the Inflammation, took away
the pain and made the bladder action nor
nal 1 wish everyone could know OF this
wonderful remedy" Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10
nuIIdinE Permits.

n A. Bergers. 2557 Harvey. alterations.
fLOo. Mis- =. ID, Otto, Forty-third and
Ames, frame dwelling. 500