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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23

shall be the duty of city or town coun-
ellis to see that roads in the corporation
are kept properly dragged. 1t also pro-
vides that any violation Of the provisions
of the act by the superintendent of
dragging. or any person or persons who
may be required under contract 10 drag
district roads, or neglect on the part Of
any township clerk to set aside the funds
required by this act, the person convicted
shall be fined not less than $40 for the
first offense and for each subsequent Of
Tense he shall be fined not less than $25
nor more than $50"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23
Obituary OF Mrs. Frank B. Heath.

Ida Eveline Merrick daughter of Adolf
phus and Arminto Merrick, was born in
Extra January 3rd. 1878 and grew to
womanhood there. She was married
to Frank B. Heath January 3rd. 1898.
To them were born five children of
whom four are living, one daughter.
Gertrude dying when about six years
of age. Last October they moved to
Mission, Texas, where they had bought
twenty acre tract and had erected q
new house and were enjoying it very
much when Mrs. Heath was taken with
a hemorage and fever following it,
from which she died March 18th. and
was buried March 18th. One sister Mrs.
Jennie Merrick Jennings and three
brothers Fred p. in Delevan Wisconsin,
Kirk in Culbertson Montana, and Arthur
in Salt Lake City Utah, survive her to
mourn her sudden death.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23

In order that the sportloving people
of Audubon shall not feel sighted in the
distribution of the Hungarian partridges,
tell them that they were liberated in
Hamlin, Extra and Audubon townships.
But have promise of the department
of another lot and they will be liber-
ated in the north part of the county.
FRED HANSEN Deputy Game Warden.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23
Road Work Sharon Townshjp,

The trustees of Sharon township will
meet at Sharon Center ON the first Mon.
day in April for the purpose of accept
ing bids on the road work for said town
ship. Those interested will please send
in their bids.
GEO. L. JoRGENsEN. Twp. Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23

MIR. Parnham father of j. H. Parn-
ham living southeast of Audubon fell
last week and broke his left hip. Des-
pite his age he is getting along well
and the nurse informs us that he will
come through all right
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23

Weary Willie Walker" at the
Opera House, Monday evening, March %.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23
Harmon Brothers Extend Thsuks

Harmon Brothers Extend Thanks
We desire to extend our sincere thanks
to the good people of Audubon for the
money they raised to help us sustain
the loss caused by the burning of our
restaurant last week.
ALBERT HARMON.
FRANK HARMON.
March 81. "Weary Willie yValker %
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-23

March "a. Weary Willie Walker. {"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Fremont Man is Shot
to Death in Accident
G. H. Bucklin, Shooting at Target at
Slaughter House, Kills an
Employee.

FREMONT Neb. Feb. 22.-(speeal Teie-
grant, John Beck, an empioye Of the Ken
drick meat market, was shot and instantly
killed this afternoon by @. II. Bueklin while
the latter was shooting at target. The
affair occurred az Hendricks slaughter
house, west OF town A number OF young
men were down there shooting at a target
which was put up opposite the end Of one
o. the buildings. Beck stepped out from be-
hind the building just as Bucklin shot. the
bullet striking him IN the neck ,severine
the iugulaT vein and killing him almost in
stantly
The gun used was 81 ealibre rifle Both
OF the men were employed by the Kendrick
company. Beck was a sausage maker and
Buckln delivering and sometimes waiting
on customers.
Beck was a German. Is years OF age and
unmarried. Il Is not known whether he has
relatives In this country and he has only
been here a short time He has some
aoquaintanees at Wisner. Bueklin r. about
% years Of age and has lived IN Fremont
for the most Of his life. He IL almost
Frustrated with grief over the unfortunate
affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Col. Roosevelt Makes
Five Addresses and
Attends Banquet
Reception Committee in Chicago Pro-
vides Big Days Work for the
Former President.

CHICAGO, Feb. PA busy day lay be-
fore Colonel Theodore Roosevelt when he
arose at $3.50 a. m. today and insisted on
taking short walk before bresfasting with
the chairmen OF the committees of the
Union League club which will have charge
OF his movements in Chicago. Three set
speeches were on the program of the day.
as well as two, OF possibly three Informal
talks
The colonel said. upon being Informed of
his program. 1T seems every good inten-
toned reception committee tries to give me
50 much to do, that II I don't drop dead
right at the close OF the day. I will soon
after leaving the city, but fool them.
even If can't stand. much OF that thing
BY George, | like It, too"
The first talk at the auditorium theater
was on 'Natlonaiism and Democracy" at
1880 a. m. For the rest Of the day besides
meeting friends and newspaper men, he was
scheduled to talk to the boy scouts at
TIE Board Of Trade. attend a meeting of
high school students, university students
and teachers. visit Hull house. address an
audience at the First Regiment armory and
| deliver his principal speech at the Union
League club banquet at ESQ .. m.
He will leave for. the east Thursday
morning.
Colonel Roosevelt advocated sthe election
Of United States senators by direct vote OF
the people.
AT this moment" said the speaker, amid
laughter. we are trying the old system in
| NeN York and we cannot elect any senator
at Hll. Illinois last experiment in electing
senator under the old system was not
perhaps wholly a happy one
The speaker declared that the initiative
referendum and recall might be wise or
unwise, He did not attempt TO decide
III. he said, lin practice. the use of any
Of these new methods fails 60 give US better
government. more honest more independ-
ent and yet more genuinely sympathetic
public servants, then the system is a fail
ure. l saw II stated in the press
the other day that certain good people in
Washington were against the admission OF
Arizona as a state, because It had adopted
in its constitution the recall. In 1880 the
state OF Massachusetts, put into its consti-
tuition precisely that provision for recall.
Now, understand me, am not arguing
for, or against the recall / am merely
saying that if the people of Arizona. or any
other community wish to try it. or IL they
DO not wish to try It, II is their affair"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
AETI-TREAT BILL PASSES
Iowa House Accepts Measure, but
Senate Will Kill It.
SPECIAL TAX FOR BUILDINGS
House Goes On Record for Measure
that VIII Provide sa3B,OOO Year
for institutions of Hawk
eve state.
Grom a staff correspondent


DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb .-,Specisl Tele-
gram.)-The Iowa house went on record
this afternoon as opposed 70 the time hon
ored duty Of an American patron OF the bar
TO set them up" for the drinks and passed,
by vote of Sc TO ~ the house bill 10
make Il q misdemesnor TO indulge In treat
ing In saloons. The bin would forbid any
person paying for anything for another
in saloon and outlaw the custom OF treat
ing in any and all forms in saloons
The bill probably viii stand no show Of
passage in the senate.
The house also passed today the bill for
special tax levy for the whole state for
the benefit OF the building fund Of the
state colleges which win place at the dis
posal OF the colleges 1856 900 a year for the
next five years. These special levles have
already resulted in an addition OF several
million dollars worth OF new buildings for
the colleges.
The senate had an extended hearing this
afternoon OF the Saunders terminal taxa
tion measure, and listened to a delegation
of Council Bluffs business men. headed by
Mayor Maloney, in support OF the bill. II
contemplates taxing the value Of railroad
terminals where located, instead Of having
this value distributed along the line.
Melving Foley. a prominent real estate
broker. and head OF the Foley Realty com
pany. was arrested today on a warrant
charging his with larceny by embezzlement
The indictment against the brokerage firm
was brought on complaint Of Mrs. E. C.
Snyder of Gladbrook. Mrs. Snyder claims
she sold a farm I'm Grundy county last sum.
mer and turned over a large amount II
the proceeds to Foley to purchase a Cali.
fornia fruit ranch. but he used the money
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Greene and GaynOr
Case Finally Closed
Indictments Against Secretary Of
Former Captain Carter is Stricken
from the Record.

SAVANNAH. Ca, Feb Elm the United
States district court here today "Finis'
was written after the famous Greene and
Gaynor conspiracy case, which has been
in progress since 1899 1t was closed by
Marion .Erwine. United states attorney,
when he asked that the indictment against
M. A. Connolly, Oberlin M. Carters sec
rotary. and indicted Jointly with him and
Greene ana Gaynor, be nolle pressed. Judge
Emery, Epeer consented 10 this and a
statement OF the case was ordered placed
on the minutes of the court. The statement
says In part:
although Connolly. then compare
lively young man. was induced by Carter
to perform. and did perform under the
do0liuSsing Influence OF his superior illegal
and 'eArruper things. It does not appear
ts.at ne ia any way profited because Of
hiH b>tf."
Connolly is living in New York.
The Key TO the situation-Bee Want Adsl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
This Prescription
Knocks Rheumatism

tism is through the blood. A prescription,
which has recently proved wonderfully
effective I'm hospital work is the following.
ANY druggist has the ingredients or win
quickly get them for you. Any one can
mix them. zone ounce compound syrup OF
sarsaparilla; one ounce Toris compound
half pint first class whiskey. These to be
mixed and used in tablespoon doses before
each meal and at bedtime. This cured
thousands hece last winter. II relieves inn
mediately.
Not only will It eradicate rheumatism
quickly, but II is splendid system builder
and soon restores appetite and vitality.
Many persons troubled with rheumatism
would not be without a bottle Of this mix
ture on hand at all times.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
BROWN VICTIM OF MURDERY

Continued from First Page)
Brown had showed Martin his pay check
Tuesday afternoon and said he was going
up town to get it eashed. Il called foI
$5S,I. In company with Robert Haines
Frank Wells and Henry Carlson, employees
at the brickyard, Martin searched the
charred ruins. Underneath the fallen de.
bris they found Browns coat lying on the
floor partially rolled up. The upper part
was burned, but the under side was Intact
When they picked up the coat they found
it was concealing a pool OF blood. coagu-
lated, indicating that 1t might have been
there a long while before the fire was dis
covered. The under side of the coat was
also smeared with blood.
Murder Theory strengthened,
The theory of murder was further
strengthened when an examination Of this
remnant OF the body disclosed the fact thai
the skull appeared to have been crushed
When the body was dragged out by the
firemen there was no debris above II, and
the skull could not have been crushed by
falling timbers. for the largest timber v
the shanty was pine 2x4.
An examination maze by the police dis,
closed three silver dollars. Browns watch
melted half dollar two revolvers and
two coins that appeared to be welded TO-
gether. 1t was learned that Brown paid @
$50 grocery bill during the afternoon, and
his brother says he only had SIS left.
Views Of chief FrOOni.
Chief OF Police Froom does not entertain
the theory Of murder for the reason thai
the watch and revolvers and part OF th'
money were not taken. Brown was knowT
to be Of very saving turn and his friends
say no one knows how much money m
may have had In the shanty. A competenl
examination OF the skull has not beer
made. but Coroner Cutler is OF the opinion
that what appears 70 be fracture ma,
have been a hole burned through.
Brown was about As years old. His d.
yoroed wife and three children live at KaR
sas City, Kan. where also reside one SIS
ter and two brothers. The body Is beinl
held at Cutters awaiting word from his
relatives. Coroner Cutler had not decidet
last night upon holding an inquest.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
NEW BILLS BEFORE LEGISLATURES
Bit Introduced PrOvidinG for New
BuildinE nc school for Deaf.
(From a STAFF Correspondentl

Biu Introduced PrOvidtHE for New
BaildtnE nc school for Deaf.
(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. @. -Cspeciai.)-The fol-
lowing new bills were introduced in the
house today;
". r. $50. by I1eidigh Of Otoe-Providing
for an appropriation OF $4,000 to build and
complete q heating plant for the state In
stltute for the blind at Nebraska City.
for the appointment OF a commissioner of
printing ana deputy the latter 90 be q
prae d,S., josrneymsn printer Also sets
II. r. 4se, by sgnitlAof Boone and Metsger
OF C'aes-Providing that no telephone COM
panies shall be allowed to install more than
ten telephones on any one line OF wire
more than ten miles In length
" Y. ts3, by Shoemaker of Douglas-Pro-
viding for the uniform registration OF all
kinds OF municipal bonds with county
clerks.
H. r. 4S4. by Evans Of Adams--Provides
that the township authorities in any town
ship may levy the same rate OF road tax
upon the property In municipality in
cuded IN township as rs levied in the
several road districts OF that township. one
half to be used for road purposes and the
other half to so TO the municipality in
which Il was levied.
~ r. 4s5, By Bushee and Harrington
Approprlates $4,000 for the aid OF weak
school districts
" r $3.50 BY Herzog OF washington
the filing OF bonds by abstracters shall
pertain to companies and corporations do
ing an abstracting business and provides
further than when q county Judge is In
terested IN any such companies or corpora
lions then that company or corporation
shall be required to file their bond with the
clerk of the district court
II. n. +S7. by Mccarthy OF Cuming-Re-
lating to the removal OF county seats,
making Il necessary to secure a three
fourthH vote against a present county seat
before It can be moved.
III. r. tSS, by Potts OF Pawnee-Providing
Tor the paying OF a bounty on the scalps OF
pocket gophers, bounty 20 be 10 cents each.
II. r. tS9, by Gait OF Clay Prohibiting
newspapers from publishing anything derog-
atory TO the character of political candi-
dates as paid matter unless some official
OF the political organization originating the
same or voter responsible for the same
has attached his name thereto. Also pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
AUTO GOES OVER ENHANCEMENT
Two Women Members of n PittsburH
Party of joy Riders are seFi-
Ously Hart.

PITTsBURG. Feb. G.-An automobils
party OF six went over a twenty-five foot
embankment az West Liberty, near here
this morning and two women, Mamie Greg
Org. aged p. and Annie Mcdonald. AGED
q, were dangerously injured. -Four men,
including the chauffeur, escaped injury and
disappeared.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Aged Woman and
Niece Pass Away
Within Few Hours
Mrs. Maggie REIN and Aunt, Mrs. Eva
Hertzberg, Pass Away Sud-
denly at st. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo- Feb. 22-(special Tele-
gram.)-Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow morning for Mrs. Maggie Rehm.
aged "a years, and Mrs Eva Hertzberg.
aged "A years, niece and aunt. respectively.
who died within a few hours OF each other
here yesterday. Mrs. Rehm was a resident
OF this city. while her aunt came here from
Falls city. Neb. Mrs. Rehm took sick first
several weeks ago. Mrs. Hertzberg helped
nurse her for some time. but became M
herself Mrs Rehm died In the morning
and few hours later Mrs. Hertzbere
passed away Following the funeral serv.
ices tomorrow morning Ms Hertaberg'
body win be taken to Falls City for burial.
Mrs. Rehm win be buried here.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

The plaster in the house chamber has
suecumbed at last and fell Tuesday night
in large chunks from sections Of the cell
ing. This usually happens during the
oratOry period Of the session, through
which the legislature is now passing. when
words are OF more Importance than acts
and every member thinks his explanation
Is more important than his vote. In short
time the laws win begin to heap up in
such a mass that expedition will be sought
rather than eloquenoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

today on the subject Of The initiative and
referendum accomplished nothing but ono
slight change ln the bill The amendment
offered BY Senator Kuhl IN the committee
OF The whole changing the requirements
Tor Initiating petitions from ten to fifteen
wiicn the contemplated measure D. an
amendment 10 the constitution was passed.
his has been offered as a substitute TO
Nen Of Hamilton's amendment to make
al initiating petitions Is instead Of 10 per
cent.
While the house was discussing the di-
rect legislation problem the senate was
bicKering over the stock yards bill. The
afternoon session Of the senate did not
lake II up. but the debates in the morn
ing were spirited and developed a strong
and determined opposition TO the bill,
which may defeat II when II comes to
vote.
Neither house took any definite action
upen the important measures before 4 ard
the debates win be continued tomorrow
morning
House supports Kuht.
Speaker Kuhl and Hatfield. the intro
Gucer OF the initiative and referendum
measure. opened the debate in the after
noon IN the house. The speaker argued
that bis amendment should stand because
1t vas necessary as safeguard against
Tasty changes in the fundamental law,
and he was supported By vote of ~ to Al.
a discussion followed upon an amendment
offered ny Prince OF Hall which would ex-
cmpt from laws originating under the ini-
tiative and referendum the fundamental
rights reserved for all citizens under the
state constitution. Prince brought the
question Of religious liberty into the de-
bate by asserting that the freedom Of re-
liglous teachings and beliefs might be as
sailed unless this provision IS made In the
law 20 prevent hasty lawmaklng on such
matters. Thirty-fiye per cent OF the voters
OF the state might change anyone OF the
fundamehtai rights according to his argu-
ment.
Rights Of People.
Taylor Of Merrick. following Prince. said
that the argument was i4O years behind the
times and that the people were not very
likely to take from themselves the privi-
leges which they had at so great cost OBJ
tanned for themselves.
The Initiative and referendum bill as
originally drawn was defended in speech
Of some length by Quackenbush OF Ne
maha At the morning session OF the house.
The arguments In favor Of a low percent
age we're covered forcibly and direct legis-
lation described as means for the ac-
quiring by voters for themselves. the laws
which they desire. Leidigh OF Otoe spoke
for high percentage petition OF 5000
names. got up by the w. c. 7. U. was
offered I'm favor OF the bill during the
morning discussion.
An amendment offered by Finley to
change Princes amendment to allow special
legislation and still exempt,the other kinds
OF fundamental measures was rejected
Theprince amendment was then killed by. a
rising vote OF As to A.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Bylaws,

From Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. 22-(special )--Was hlng-
toms birthday went by in the legislature
without so much as a patriotic speech. The
house was 30 busy IN the mazes OF direct
legislation debate and the senate so in
tent upon adjusting the differences OF
stock raiser and stock yards that the
father OF his country was neglected
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

CHARLES CITY. Ia. Feb. 22.-(special
Telegram F. B. Nichols of Rockford
filed petitions in district court today to
take away permits to sell intoxicating
liquors from six drug stores in Floyd
county, four of them being in Charles City.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
HOUSE PASSES NAVAL BILL
Attempt 20 Reduce FFOvisiOH for Two
BatIeships 90 One
FafIa.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-The naval APP
preparation bill passed the house Of rep
reaentativsS today. The adv0cates Of a
naval decrsSAe program OF one battieshiD
instead OF two tried 10 secure a recon-
initial OF the bin for amendment IN that
respect. but the motion was defeated, ls
% Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

sales OF Damaged by Handling Goods
A sure cure for this class o. sales IL found
IN Bee advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

A Guarantee Of Business Prosperity
The Bee Advertising Columns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

The conclusion of the contest case was
taken as a good occasion for the fumiga-
ton OF the house and that task was ac-
eOmpllshed last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

Alarmed by the work that is being piled
up the house decided this morning to rouse
in the morning with more prOmptness and
set 10 work at O'Clock. The tWo-hour
recess for lunch has also been cut and
from now on the sessions will be begun
at 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

Representative, Meyer OF Nuckolls county
had to face the Jokes OF every colleague
he met today because he VAS absent yes
terday when a vote was taken on the
seheeie-Wertman contest case. The usual
inquiry was well Meyer, how are the
duoks?" Since he does not want to make
matters worse by offering foolish excuses
he says nothing and his absence can be
interpreted by every friend to suit himself
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

COLDS CAUSE uEAnACHE,
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the WORT
wide Cold and Grip remedy. removes cause
Call for full name Look for signature
+. W. GROVE SO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
The Weather.

For Nebraska-Cloud
For Iowa-Fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

Fhe Key to the situati0n-Bse Want Ad'l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

Jssf add AOfUafsT.
byiNg 10 q boil,
aRd seVpe.
losEFu CAnFuHLL
Camden N J
Look for the
red-and-white
label
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

CONTINUED from First page)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

has Bolt BON elmer SfFentIiben aor,
porution beeriidt unb betrpqtn iuirb
fam es BON Der 9eeigldfur feine ab
hiIfe erldHeen, neil fnie be Ieste 5ib,
nng geaeist bat, bic RitaIieber birett
pcer tnoireft pon Rorpprationen be.
itcfen ueroen. tposH nod bemertt
iuerben HuB, bob oie inbirette Norm
Der geiiebuna bic gefGhrIinere lit
WttteIft Der SHitiotipe taHn bas Bolt
Die at1ilfe, bic ibH perpeiaert ipiro
iiH TeIbit befhaFfen. Dab Das 8uli
iid ielber bilft, ipiro ais Ftaatsaefdbr.
li6sr Rabitalismus aebran6martt.
Das Rsfersnoum III aud nid1t foufers
patip. Su bieiem sSalIe bonnelt es fih
ntAt am bic PaHiruns pom @efeben,
Die bas Bolt min, Ionbern um 9e=
fsse, bic oas Bolt Hidt tpia. Cine Of
fentIihe aorppratton beabiihtiat ir=
genb eiue Spetulation ober griinbuna.
ober fpiniht Elm iehr nertbpolIes 9ris
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tur nimmt eineH bonn anpalt Der aors
poration duseearbeiteten biesbeaiias
lihen 9eieBentDurf eutaeesn unn uns
terbreitet ihH Der 2eeislatur 70 beim.
lid tDte mDgli6. Die grsfe fdIGet
2drm. Damn ipirb Der gntipurf &c.
dnbert. Sm anberen 6aufe tperbsn
bic aenherunesn geitrihen. Maht bic
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nurf am S6luB Der SiBunasiage an
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aber taunt lie i'm 9efsBbuh auf unb
man Ftnoet, baB bisrburt bas Bolt in
unperIhdmier DeiIe beraubt nire.
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mDgIidh. DisIes maht sur 9ebinouna.
oab jsees GeieB erft 60 5dge no5
fstnsr 9ofiruHa in araft tritt. Das
qepdbrt bic HOtbige 3eit. um ben cSns
balt su ftuoiren uno bic &niFfe unb
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in baber notbpsnbig. bisis MlittsI bem
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