davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ia \
~ sic. 1uttering with alarm and
little pale. went quickly to
the door.
Duncan followed her pace or two.
81 can't leave justnow." he stammered
II don't mind one bit. don't want
to be In the way. I'll telephone from
home. Good night. dearest!" On tip.
toes she drew his face down to hers
and kissed him. "I'm so happy"
Half dazcd, Nat stared after her un.
I'll her lightly moving figure merged
with the shadows beneath the trees
and was lost. Then. with sigh, he
turned back to Pete.
The sheriff had undoubtedly suffer-
ed ut the hands Of that militant per.
son, Mrs. Willing. Great scotE'
Duncan exclaimed ms he examined the
two inch cash In his head. THAT'S u
bird, Pete" VA
"M' wife done It." Willing muttcred
huskily. ash threw side r TIL house
at me, ! think" .
"Wife. eh? The coincidence smote
Duncan with rcdoubled force. he
shirered. well, she certainly gave 1t
to you good" He went behind the
counter to prepare dressing for the
wound, which. II wide. was neither
deep nor serious and gave him little
concern for Pete.
{ The latter ruthlnated on the event,
breathing stertorously. while Duncan
was fixing up d wash Gof peroxide.
"She'll kill me some day." he' nnnounc.
ed suddenly. With intense conviction
in his tone.
"Oh. don't say that"
Opposition reused Pete to a fury Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

mumblcd md incontlnently collIded
with ROLAND Barnette. ~ !,
Roland was ! verbs under a full
head Of steam .appatStly. His natu-
rally sanGulne. complexion was several
shades darker than, the normal, and ho
wns seethlng with depressed emotion
excitement, anticipated triumph. jeal.
ousy. envy and hatred, all ccnterlng
upon the hapless. head of Nat Duncan.
plunslng along with his head down.
his thoughts wholly preoccupicd with
his grievance and Its remedy, no bump.
ed into Willing and caromed of. rec:
ognlzlng him with nm angry growl.
The result of this WINS to stay Pete's
departure, he grasped the frame OF
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Insertion. yes she WIN, sureFt no
,bawied. Then bis emotion quoted,
aBut I'd ,tout as soon be dead's liye
with her. anyway !. + !. y.
Him Nat got some absorbent cot
ton and adhesive plasier. Been drink.
ing again. hadn't your -. IS. =
.Yesh,r Pete admitted with a lecr Of
drunken cunning. r. But she druyl me
to: It" he was quiet for a moment.
"Mish'r Duncan" be volunteered
,cheerfully, "you amt got no Idee how
lucky v are u. Amt married.
as that sor'H Nat returned with the
dressings, |. Z. '2'i
2 aNo ldee ,tnIl.r Pete surrendered his
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claim that. in rs much as these.
through car routcsSha been lii exist
!cnce 20 years. they were entitled 10
more than tho sdass notice which
was given them before thcirs through
business was taken from them and
given to another road, x.
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Lewis Bower Of Audubon, Ind, SO
years; d,and 1tholtsht lobe the Oldest
hunter In the State still goes on
short hunting trips now and them.
though obliged TO use whel chair in
getting about.
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The Aerotectnlcal Institute OF the
University or Paris was opened at st.
Cyr the other day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

Aeroplanes were used August 10
for the first time in Russia in the
army mancuvcrs.
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When rightable things 80 wrong: in
ONCE or home, want advertise them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26

Z II the furnished room ad looks
lgood,n run around 10 tie address s,J.I
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Records show, that monkeys were
kept as pets as early as the year 81
1880 B. c.
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MUCH AND LITTLE.

During the last year New York
city consumed 100000 pounds Of
pOuItTy. ....t.... ~ ~. L -. ~
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When there's something q want ad
can do for you, don't Tn 70 do II In
iyertlse, 81 = 3 < =,
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z There was an observatory for tho
study Of tho stars at Alexandria, in
Egypt, In the year B. c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-26
. CHAPTER Xxx.

"N ERHAPs I'd better So" 10.
O sic, 1uttering with alarm and
little pale. went quickly to
the door.
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C6s Ptt ~ nv ; Su' - ~
Most OF the creamerles and butter
factories In New Zealand are cooper
atlve being owned by the farmers who
supply the milk. Each month these
farmers receive check covering the
value OF the butter.fat contents OF tho
milk they have delivered.
The authorities In the Philippines
Interested in furthcrlng the CONNER.
cial interests OF the Islands are max.
Ing a determined effort to improve
the quality Of the copra shipped from
the Islands. both to the United States
and 10 the rest OF the world. $.
L fAntlqli6esi to the amount of 35
tons, dug! upt during several years
from tho ruins Of ancient cities In
Egypt, have Just reached New York.
They represent the work OF five scicn
tlnc explorers. sent out by the Me-
tropolitan Musemum Of Art, now pos.
scssing the finest collection of Egyp.
tian treasures In this country.
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
nent First Congregational church. We
get you a position free Of charge TeIss
phone Ind. 1865; Bell 1922. t371a
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EVERY MANS MARKET

You've heard Of the housewife who when anything is
needed for the hom seeks special opportunity and
likewise you had acquaintance with home providers
who when something needed for the household, look
carefully through Tribune Want Columns to if the
conditions.
Those who watch The Tribune Wants often
warded for their diligence by securing the most worthy
quality of merchandise at considerably less than actual
value each day chances presented prudent buyers
that we'll worth consideration, for The Tribune Want
Columns every mans market.
All have an equal chance in the Wants-the early bird
fares the early bird alone deserves
1t pays to study The Tribune Wants
If you wish to insert little ad call either phoneBel
5000; Ind $50
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FOR RENT-sEVERAL &-PooN -
houses at 81 and SO per month /
One 6-rm. mod. $40 per month
One Srrn. mod. 77s L. ith gouh
f. j. Vincent. 500 2. 4th souts Z
phone 60l5.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAD FOR IRON,
brass. rags, bottleu, rubber. copper, etc,
Utah Junk Co.. $40 So. 4th West. Fhone
22s. p1972
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I,YPEWRITERS
VETERINARY SCHOOL.


s. f. VETERINARY COLLEGE, SES-
sion begins September 10. Catalogue
free. DIR, c. Kcane, 1878 Market ST.. San
Francisco elI3i
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CARPET CLEANING.
uo1IsN CLEANNe

c11cnIN1Nc. ~ pApEnn;ASsSSoH1sss: SSS ~:
paper cleaned; caspens rugs sSi,,
brought back like new General
carnets &c per ,yaru. souable.
cleaning and palnt'nsE sell bs5i-T
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For RENT

cI L.
4-roorn modern brick. il6 I st, d
Broom brick, Az West 9TH South n
b-room modern frame. ISL Ulntah
place s>,. ...,..,..........
Groom modern frame. 9s5 Lincoln
ave. 80. t.s..-s,s.,.,.-....
7-room modern brick, 40 Bird ave.
6-room modern brick, 81 Church 4
S-room modern brick, 406 East md
South st. .......-...........
S-room modern brick. III 4th East.
groom modern brick, S01 Eas! ia
South 80, ..-.s.....r.ss.......
Groom modern brick. 35S 9th East.
STOREROONS.
T6 Postoffice place .....-,.,.......E
1S Postoffice place ...,......,,...s
S05 South State st................,1
500 South State st..-.,....,..,..n.
i2T South Main ST.
AS South Main st,,..s.s.,.......,..I
325 South West Temple. ....~....,
f33 West End South.
49, West End South ..............s
439 West 2nd South ....,...,,.....1
35 Postoffice place. e......-.>....,....
% PosJoffice place ..,.-.......s...
90 Postoliice place --......".."..
sc Postoffice place ......-..".,.".
$50 South Main ST .,,.....,.-...-
Corner store, Grand hotel. ..",....u
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE NYs
s51 Main st. .Phcns
We Write Fire Insurance,
VIII Go On Your Bono
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FOR RENT
Observation-Disclosures

TIE COLONIAL.
Elegantly furnished two and three room
aDts., with reduced rates from $50 and
Up; single rooms with and without bath,
$40 and UP. Bell phone Ex. AZ. Reduced
summer rates. f205o
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
know that The Aegis Life Insurance com
accident and health policies. Address 500
Scott bldg e400
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LoST-A DOUBLE STRING OF GAR
net beads with garnet clasp. Reward
IL returned to 2i3 East Second South
street.
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MANY OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS OF
The Tribune wants are equally as vital
in their influence TO hundreds OF readers
as the facts that arc listed under the
caption Lost and Found f2272
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LOST-ON CAR THAT LEFT PF;NI-
tentiary at about q. Sunday. linen
handbag containing s1o5,25i party can
i'll afford to lose. Liberal reward. Re-
turn TO Tribune office. 1908
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
Of water jackets for sale. We make
Rear 6Si So. State 81, Telephone 4474
rli92
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A WOMAN TO WASH FANCY WRAP
pcrs; mono other need apply. Call after
D. m. So e. End South. 1870
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wANTED-To BUY

BUY SHOES. SUITS AND CLOTH
ing n. Zau, 246 W. So, Temple. Ind;
14174 d2574
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GARBAGE,,

SANITARY GARBAGE REMOVAL co.
Lei us assist you in Keeping clean
Roth phones Office II L. 3rd So. rlTeT
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything of value, Uncle Sam. 80 East
Ist South c24l
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room modern brick. il6 st,
room brick, All West 9TH South -.
room modern frame. 4sl UlntaL
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We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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A MARKER AND ASSORTER,
steady job. Married preferred Troy
Laundry c.. Pocatello. Ida. f24aS
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FEW AMBITIOUS HoMEsEEKERs TO
fle on best homestends In Utah. to De
irrigated. w. II. Paul. 2o1 Kearna bldg;
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WANTED
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SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1.-THE Red Front" 112 West End South
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884. e15i3
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BAsE-
ment First Congregational church We
Get YOU a posltiou free 81 charge. Tele-
phones-Ind 1856 Bell 1922 1860
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STEoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
~ West 2nd South. Phones A6f c743
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IF YOU WANT NICELY EQUIPPED
housekeeping apartments, in best To-
cation. apply at tho Annex, 100 East
south Temple. Bell phone 23o2-Y c2isl
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s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AT yo
6l6 z. 9Th South ST.
Groom brick. No. Sc n st. -.
6-room house. rear 52I So. Stats
Fritsch. 20l-2O2 Felt BHC
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CANYON TRIPS.


REGAL LIVERY MURRAY: RIGS OF
all kinds. canyon Wagons With or with.
out luIsc.. Ind III. Bell az f23SJ
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON
..ese work; please try once. Phoaes sS2n, snS2a
SSS W. 1st South fA0ol
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FIVE EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS.
Apply at 10 West 1st So. flol9
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In family OF three inqurs
$50 sth ave. 1881
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LosT-wILL PAY $40 FOR AN OPENED
letter left on desk Western Union office
or lobby Hotel Wilson, Saturday morning,
FIJI. Tribune. f2942
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

BEST ARRANGED APARTMENTS IN
The city; best place TO live. The
LAkDV1EW house. Ind. phone li92g
f244+
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs. NJ NJ, Jennens. Cos East 3rd So.
st Bell phone 1862. e3l0i
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SANITARIUMS

DR. FREDERIC Cliff RECEIVES
nervous. mental. alcoholic patients OF.
!ce. Mcintyre bldg, ). l.. City. or Bel
ON Kaysvilic no
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WILL. SHIP CAR H II. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and ono TO Chicago and one 10
i'ortland and ono to Florida next lo
days; very reasonable rates. Kimball van
d Storage Co., 73 So. Main. s2SOs
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W-NTED


EUkNI'URE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed: w,u pay you drst-class prices. II:
c. Fisbet & Co.. 1s5 So. w Temple Bell
5171, IrG. 964 esq
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
hxtures: special designs submitted on
application. household refrigorators. bill
nard and pool tables, bowling alleys and
supplies. Brun> wick Bake -Collender Co.
100 TO 1tV South dth West. 10th phones
s0'' ai0S6
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Four rooms bath closets Willley beds
Bell phone 5623. s150S
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SIG,.S AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS ST.
brass Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones. KS
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HOTELS

HOTEL FREMONT. 4s POSTOFFICE
place. Strictly modern: steam heated.
family trade collected a. c. Morrison,
proprietor s1S3y
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wANrUD-25 TEAMS FOR GRADING
work. 3rd North and 10th West.
f2n56
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KEY AND LOCK WORKS

EcIS - q =.
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sooG Eell lSiy, or call 22s E. End so.
e2cs5
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VI. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilled laborers furnished.
20 East 1st South. corner Commercial
Bell phone 1883 Ind. Dos. p43
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OZARK APIS. 3 ROOMS. st5. ASA 5TH
ga; East Call pr Turner. loa6-A lndepea;, Isaa;
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PAPE3HANGING
CHEI-IsTs AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO..
1s0 South w, Temple. Beu phone 41l4.
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ALL KINDS SECOND HAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. valjses. best prices paid,
28 Commercial st. Reply by postal card
8771 Bell TIA
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS COR
ncr 1st ave. and st; 3, and Broom
apar r.ments. Bell 1881 or i97s-X 1928
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sHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Tho Red Front" 112 West End South
Lady attendant Private waiting room,
Bell 1884 e15sE
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WASHING AND IRONING


WASHING AND IRONING DONE AT
nome: work guaranteed. Bell Forest
195-Y TaSi7
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2Np-HAND ROLL-TOP DESK. ALSO
filing card index cases. Phone Ind
1560i 1851
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GROOM FLAT, TOP FLOOR. STAUF-
fet apts., 164 e. So. Temple. b230
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

au mention Of 50 out OF the newspaper.
a large number Of lawyers and law firms
throughout the city have similar claims in
their hands for collection 81 the present
time In most instances they represent
city warrants and other investments which
have been forwarded 20 the Taylor con
Germ for collection and which have been
cashed b. its managers. but not accounted
TO-. In some cases Taylor has even rep
resented that the money represented by
the warrants could not be collected when
the records In the city treasurer's office
showed that they had been presented
paid and receipted for by Taylor or people
connected with his hank. In others he
collected money on mortgage payments
without turning it over TO the owner for
whom he was acting as agent and he has
been repeatedly brought TO an accounting
only by threats Of criminal prosecution.
Among the numerous pending claims
involving fraud perpetrsted upon clients
By cadet Taylor as manager Of the de-
funct Globe Loan and Trust company. are
the following
National Bank Of Commerce. New Lon
don. Conn. a.sS. warrants collected and
not RENTED for. Claim nov in the hands
Of EDGAR Morsnan. attorney.
j. H. Kendall Natertown. Mass. q
claim Of $1,000 for rents and city warrants
collected and not accounted for. Claim IN
the hands Of Mccoy a Ofmsted. attorneys
Omaha
First National hank o. Jamestown. O.
claim for s. 100. school warrants collected
and not RENTED for.
Randolph Savings bank Randolph, VT
can get neither its warrants nor the pro
ceeds. Amount not stated"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

Prom The Bee February :, 1893.
CROOKED DEALS By TAYLOR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

The publication in The Bee Of the facts
disclosing the disreputabls record Of Cadet
Taylor. the newly nominated surveyor OF
customs. has brought out q host Of add
tional transactions in which the Taylor
bank was Used TO absorb other peoples
money.
One Of the ingenious schemes devised
By Taylor for fleeing the public which
was overlooked was the Mechanics Saw
ingE. Loan and Building association. which
he organized about the end Of 1884. This
association got out a beautiful prospectus,
the officers Of which, however, were sim
ply officers or employees Of the Taylor
bank. The association issued certificates
OF membership BY which the holders agreed
10 pay TO the secretary, who vas Cadet
Taylor Sl.9 per share each month. for
which they were 10 have the privilege Of
securing loans under stated conditions.
Among others. James Gilbert Of this city
subscribed for five shares and secured his
certificate Of stock snd paid in his money
at the rate Of $50 month from June,
1886 10 April. 1895, receiving receipts from
Cadet Taylor as secretary. When he In
uuired why no meeting Of stockholders or
directors was ever held he found that the
directors disciAined all connection and he
was quietly Informed that the association
had no money. He discovered that the
officers Of the bank. outside Of the Tay
lors, were 10 all intents and purposes fic-
titious. The money collected by the Ne
chanics' Savings Loan and Building asso-
citation, which probably amounted 70 thou
sands Of dollars. was supposed to have
been paid by Cadet Taylor as secretary TO
Cadet Taylor as manager Of the bank and
] ~ haw yrh
it went into liquidation
same OLD Game.
I The Newton case. which was referred
10. seems TO have been a game OF the same
kind. 5. S Newton Of Milwaukee, Wis
had several mortgages IN the hands Of the
Globe Loan and Trust company for col
lection. Although they had reported that
they had been unable 10 collect anything
on the securities II vas discovered that be-
tween 500 and $500 belonging TO Mr.. New
ton had been gathered IN. Repeated ef-
forts 10 secure the money having failed,
Newton swore out a warrant for criminal
prosecution Of the president Of the bank,
who had receipted for the money. Upon
trial at the police court receipt Of the
money was admitted. but the defense set
forth that the money had been collected
by the Globe Loan and Trust company
and not by its officers individually, and
that the Globe Loan and Trust company
had taken the money and turned It oyeI
TO the Globe Savings bank, in which II
was deposited AT the time Of the failure
and where It is sun credited on the books
with possibility Of repayment 10 its owner
Upon this showing Judge Gordon released
the prisoner.
The case Of the National Bank Of Com
meroe Of New London. Conn, which has
already gone into the district court, beins
found on docket So. page z5s represents city
warrants collected and not RENTED for
Judgment was rendered in favor Of ths
National Bank Of Commerce for nearly
1l.510. The warrants were presented b.
Cadet Taylor IN person and the cheek mad
payable 70 him The check is now in the
CONTINUED on Eighth Page
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

Prom The Bee, February 3. 1899:
CADET TAYJoRs BAD RECORD.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

dakes . Good Thing Out Of a Building and
Loan Association.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

MONEY is TAKEN IN But NEvEF
PAID OUT.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

NADLI IAILOhs BAD RECOED-
Career Of the Bank Wrecker Nominated
for Collector Of Customs
RELATIONS WITH BOLLN AND BART
LEY
History Of the Notorious Bubble Bank and
Other Iascreditsble Transactions for
Which Taylor IS 10 Be
Now Rewarded.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

Peculiar Banking Methods Employed by
the Man Who Is Nominated for
Surveyor Of Customs Of
the Omaha Port
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11
ANSWER TO CADET TAYLOR
Bee Publishing Company Files It's
Reply in Libel Suit.
BASIS THE DEFENSE RESTS ON
Publication AUeEed Admitted and
Truth nnd Good Motives set u
60 Justify Special
Privilege.

CONTINUED from First PaEel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-24

foc. Linen Crash; unbleaehed heavy III =
weight redacea to, yard s-..s. Fl. .-.'-' ~
IL re. irish Linen CRASH " hehes Niaei VI
BIS pieces in this sale az yard ,..tt.-tt t...t. w
& IS ~ ! as los 5"so 5ossssd Crashes; ssss ao. 125c
$50 s.. . Ls;o 4; ,s s.Gs'. i. s5a, ao..n o'''n S10
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-24
It's the biggest opportunity in many years to buy
Lace Curtains q Draperies
Hundreds Hundreds Of f pairs pairs and Manufacturers Cost

Curtain and Drapey Sale the important cronced
i'm merchandising the height
ing thoughts Of curtains and dapee uppeos every
magnitude
yard daper shown this springs purchases
souey Youn third to half your curtains and
draperies by Al this sale.