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The evening world., 1911-12-04

to give company. That sugar. put upon
apple dumplings. made them taste bet
ter than anything. Where's the chill
dren?"
''They are over at their grandmoth-
er's In Brooklyn" said Mrs. Jar.
ME and your mother don't get alons
on the subjick Of raising children" said
old Mrs. D~usenberry as she settled her
The evening world., 1911-12-04
The May Manton Fashions
THE peasant blouse

-HE peasant blouse
that 10 made with
Q fancy collar ex-
tending to the waist
line - q charming one
and q pronounced "a
vorite. This model al
lows . choice OF the
fancy collar. with ar
ferent sides and point
I'd back, and q plain
collar that can be made
with q sailor back or
with q round one.
Treated IN either way
lis smart and attrac-
tive and will be found
adapted to the entire
roWn and to the sepa-
rate blouse. The elbow
sleeves with under
sleeves are fashionable
and very kenvIaoug
soming. pu'
Dnes can nesd.
tuted, so thata All 49,
are caren io,.,.
women IKE nan
,eck In the mouse a., AZ
md the shield can
made az shown IN 'n
small view quite
we'll as with the hieh
neck and standing col
lar.
The blouse Is maze
IN one WIN 'ne rn
The evening world., 1911-12-04
The Fight at
JHarper's Ferry.

American typewriting machines are
in Siam. being used On the
Government ofnces and the business
houses. Some Of the machines are htted
with Siamese types.
The evening world., 1911-12-04

More women thar ever before will 81
seen driving automobiles in the year
1912. a prominent ~ manufacture sad
recently. The reason lies In the rapid .
strides mad recently by inventors In
perfecting devices that will enable n
one to start q car without e~ranking n
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a building they "a stolen. n building was a United States!
~ arsenal IN every m hed In this wild fight was to awaken.
49, world wide echoes. a
tatesme bad I,y avo bohsd tho s,ado, 80 ......t. A., ..,t
his own wav bad ,red 70 hasten Il mr. sno ~ 90 '
"' '"' "" ""o'e" !" vi '"e II NJ IA
henry VA had employed his genius to shape The Missouri Compromise
Daniel Webster, with a thunderous eloquence ,that might have been MORE
had IL been hacked Nv aterper rev,,ution b, .,ri,o, d. u.
M n vita rhr r. Cntur ,us ,.m.u.. ,-,r -. =, =, -
sI '""" ""t' o"s al" SOU" "o
INC '""N vi ""aru" 'e "ouhs cia'hs Ahurew acNso a fr ths
moment crushed with iron hand the secession movement a.
In Jacksons day the coming wav offs slavery agitation was only a rirp,c
PM sevoro, s,,,bor, S,,tes in 1909 mo-, u,,r.,,, ACT. .n,. i
81. P " "e""' oe
SCI "" avs ""e am " "' nue."
pendenuy soi the mon. Georgia hrt then south Carolina. hd voiced this
complaint. But Jacksonsh erce slogan The Federal Unions; 1t MUST ne pre-.
served mo MS po"P measures 10 max good m $ deiarat' had checked
the movement .fl
When south caronn IN fg had nounc tht some of The tlrlfs pro-
The evening world., 1911-12-04

The cry Is now for the Individual
drinking cups. In Queen E~lizabeth's
time every guest at a banquet brought
his own Spoon with him.
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e - 8 &&SSS~ t0y

asses Of that kind or their bread than
n preserves. and when that 'lasses
would settle In the 'lasses pitcher. or
the jug. or the barrel. there would be .
lot Of sugar in the bottom good enough
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Some Interesting Statistics.

rather trying from the Viewpoint Of the
buyer. as prices range from 10 to % per
cent higher han for the same grades !
last year and the supply at even these
prices Is decidedly limited. re-,
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Copyright. 1911. by The Pso
Your Christmas Buying.

the ast few years a very ac-
tive crusade in regard to early
Christmas shopping has been In
The evening world., 1911-12-04
The Story
OF Our Country
By Albert Payson Terhune
No. 28-yOhn Bropn, and Murmurs of War.

HANDFUL OF desperate men were fighting like wildcats to no
a building they had stolen. The building was a United Stat
Il arsenal. tnd every shot fired in this wild fight was to awek,
worldwide echoes.
The evening world., 1911-12-04

Tho tobacco situation in Havana Il
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Broken Bow School
Reaches Personal
Encounter Stage
Fight Between Editor Cornett and L
Il. Jewett. Former Member OF
School Board. Latest Feature.

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. July S-tspeciall
-proken Bows school row has reached
the stage Of personal encounter and Loren
Coruetr former editor OF the Beacon. ana
L. H Teweft a former member Of the
board which was attacked BY Cornef1
through his paper, are the two VINO mel
in combat Neither we're injured in the
least. as witnesses 10 the quarrel separated
them after they had ciincled.
The school board yesterday issued its
statement exoneratinE Superintendent
EliIotr from ali blame IN the matter Of the
tT4u 70 the National Educational assoeia-
ton nesting in Mobile last February
stating that he had gone AZ the board 3
r-qrest The board voted 70 pay his rail-
road expenses to and from Mobile only. but
superintendent Elliott has never presented
a bin for the expense and II remains IN
paid. The board cited n request from the
state superintendent asking that this be
done The board also stated that II be-
iievsd the TIP will RESULT In direct benefit
% the schools Of Broken Bow. and we
personally. feel that superintendent Elliott
should be rs4mbursst for the actual car
fare expended. We. however. have no in
tenrson OF paying Il out Of the funds be-
longing 10 the taxpayers OF this district
The Beacon this week demands that the
school board reEn0ve the possibility OF M
Elliott getting this money for the trip In
question by resembling its order which pro-
vided for the allowance OF such. II alleges
thas Elnot- has been given more special
favors than any other superintendent Mr.
cornetr has retained space in the Beacon
and states that he viii continue the eight
against Elliott and the school boards
u,rfhnIfH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
FAIRsURY POLICE RESIGN
0fftcers Censured By the Mayor WIN
Quft the Forcn af the End
of the Month.

FAIREURT. Men. July a-(Special.l--
Mayor Frank 4. rincher in the warpath-
On the Fourth Fasrbury was troubled with
= good many drunkS most OF them. IL Is
aEIeged. bang residents OF Kansas who
had not had their thirst dIzsnched tor
years. The Fatrhury police were unable 20
cope with the situation and Mayor rinctler
called Chief OF Police D0dgs upon the
carpet and wanted to know about IT This
resulted in Mr. Dodge rsslgning and he
viii sever bis connection July n Mr..
rnchar probably viii appoint Charles
Franz formerly q Rock Island detectives
to the place. The night watchmAn. G. IL
Baum, Als1 was csnsursd BIZ Mayor rinchsr
ana viii be succeeded by another Mayor
rincher does not favor heavy lines ard
tnsI sentences. but he N OF the opinion thar
drunken people should be kept or the
streets and allay1
During the last weeK County JudEs Boyle
issued a marriage ncense to Roscoe A
Tucker and 1GabeIis Davis.
NHas Ethel Lsonard OF Toilet. III. who
was en rours % Faarbury and stopped or
AT Fort Leavsnworth for visit. while cut
riding was thrown rrom a horse and In
srzntly killed her parents. Mr and Ms.
Il B. Lsanard. lived In Fatroury for q
number OF years. Miss Leonard attended
the Fatrbury schools She Was IN tha srn-
pioy OF the Marshall FisId store AZ Chicago
and expected To spend q month In Fairhury.
The body was taken % Joliet Tor burial
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Commercial Club
for North Platte
9rsliminary Meeting Is Held and Or.
ganiZation VIII Be Perfected
Thursday Evening.

NORTH PLATTE Neb.. July S.-A
rousinE meeting Of North Platte bust
ness men and citizens was held In the
court house last evening. to orEanize
new commercial club. The oor-nsr club
vas associated with a social orEaniza-
tion and was not as great = success a.
desired. II was abandoned a few months
ago upon the opening of the Elks' building.
An enthusiastic group OF the leading cit3-
zens Of the city made arrangements for
a strictly commercial club. and a com
mittee was chosen TO prepare a corstitl-
don ami bylaws. This will be brought up
for ratification next Tuesday night The
club wiz undoubtedly prove a great bene-
TT 10 the commercial interests OF North
Platte.
Bids for the Carnegie library were
opened yesterday. The bids were. r. p
Basta, $500; R. D. Thompson. Ss.7ss. IS,
and T. A McAichaeI. ss.S55. Another
nesting vii be held Monday at which the
contract viii be awarded.
Petitions calling for a referendum vote
on the franchise grznted by the council
OF this city TO the Nebraska Telephone
company for period OF twenty-five years
have bean circulated. signed and filed
with the city clerk AS yet he has called
no election. but those WHO are opposed to
the franchise are confident that the ac-
ton OF the council win be Cancelled at the
election which the law requires To be
held
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

special car and engine TO carry nm On
% Denver.
Arriving IN Chicago az ten minutes aftsr
nine O'Clock on the morning Of February
Is he let nfty minufe. later from the
Union station IN Gensral supsriutsndgnt
Hessier's private car cuupied 20 a special
locomotive TOR the anxious fathers USE
A second wire that reached him few
moments before the train pulled cut IN
formed Mr. Mayham thai hih son was
sinking rauidlr. He teArfuIiy begged the
Officials 30 get him 20 Denver IN time
10 see htn boy before the end came and
told them TO spare no expense 90 aid
him IN hts race.
Affected by his Erief. the railroad msn
promised TO get him 20 his destination
within twenty-tour hours. although the
fastest regular trains took thiry-two
hours
A clear track was ordered for the special
all along the line. and during the course
uf the run fully half a dozen passenger
trains were side tracked. The only person
on the special with MI Mayham was Con-
ductor Murray.
At Lincoln. Neb.. a travelling enEfneer
named Dixon. entered the cab and ~
manned during the rest OF the run. urging
each successive engineer 20 EreRtsr speed
and infusing him with sympathy for the
father. whose heart was brsalunE in the
car behind
/ Burlington. rs miles west Of Chicago.
was reached IN 81 minutes. and Abba
la. 10 miles father west in stT minutes.
Z Red Cloud. Ia. a distance OF AZ miles
was reached IN 80 minutes. On the
straight stretches Of track the rate OF spesd
was a mile minute and better: and svsn
N Colorado. during the IN mile climb from
Akron. almost az high a rate was main
I tatned.
Z Colorado was entered az twelve MINUTES
to two o'clock the next morning and Dem
YER at eight minutes to four Tuesday.
February l6 But death had won. Mr..
Bayhan' son had died soon after mid
night
ham had sent numerous teiegrams TO his
son. telling him that he was canning. and
asking him 70 keep up his hope Two Of
those t-legrams were sent after the younH
man had PASSED away
When the special left Chicago a snow.
storm was raging and the rails wens wei
and slippery General Manager Brown Of
the railroad said subsequently that tbs
run might have been made IN half an houl
less time had this not been the case. A.
II was. the distance OF Los miles between
Chicago ami Denver was covered in Liz
minutes. or eight minutes less than nine
tsen hours.
The previous record for the fastest long
distance run had been made ON Octobes
a IE9s. when the Lake Shore '-Specia
Filler" made the sEs miles from New Yori
! to Chicago In seventeen hours and twent-
minutes The race with death from Chi
cago % Denver cost Mr. Mayham g.ooo.-
Railroad MANS Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
PUTTING YEGeMEN TO FLIGHT
what . Beetle 81 FarmnEd~Axa.. ma
20 q Party af Safe
Crackers.

To bank cashier with a taste Tor chem
iAtr1 II ons the credit OF 4 Simple vet
nlSniy efficient cash protector and erachs-
man tanner Several years aso Cashier
George Clark OF the Corona State bank.
South DAKOTA INT upon the idea mar ,e n.
could place a bottle OF some strong cf.rni-
cal 5stTeen the outer ana inner aoor. AZ
the vault its fumes miEhr rsfzrd ti,e vor,
of safe breakers or perhaps rrsEht.1 ,,,,-r,
away. A quart bottle OF cormatdehyd. -.
immediately gwen a position as a silent
niEht "afehmAn hst~een the doors Of the
vault
For about I'VE yeAra the '-yesx do-tur,.
kept unobstr-aaive guard Finally sarsr An
Novsnber. Isl0 the test came. A ..,,,,.
Of professional cracksmen ear.r-a -.
town Two charges Of uifroEiyosrin -.
used ON Cashier Clart's safe thar u,-h,
The nrst one aid Hrris aaraax.. I'M, 49,.
second wrecked both the outer and inr.r
doors tore the latter rum thuir htnss. a.,
threw them out into the vault ana aensr,.,
nc small safe and sAferY deposit box-.
Tho -yeEssnen' ala not wait % vsrsrk ~.
inn1r safe however. tor az the ssrua 80
nsnr the -yeEE docfor' responded IN !.
hurry call and the nlFnss az a fslIl a1,a,-, a,
rornaldehyds nIlsd tAs room. ChuIin., .,a
sAHping. with tears streaming fam Co.,
eyes. ne criminals scrambled aut tn. -
they had come IN ana Isfs traes,. &C.,, -
pe.csrll country highway tAat nnarar ar
1ea for days Artsr ths sxuIosaon IN.
nazns9 az rurunaidsilyds we're % srr.snr ri,ns
a DsEnnn could not bnaAtha in ths va..lt i
rschnical MaSazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
sHuFFLING UP SOME FIGURES
nari1na In . Pack OF
CaRdn.

Let US suppose that Z0paldo.ooo OF human
beings-each supplied with a pack OF cards
-wero 10 attempt actually to produce
every possible arrangement OF the fifty
two czrdA II IN further to be supposed
that they work csRselessiy. without rest
day or night from years ead TO years
end. 81 the rass Of one new arrangement
per second for each person during a period
OF 10e0e years. One single thousand takes
US hack TO the remote days OF King Al
fred. and TO so back to the birth OF Christ
requires less than another Lana Only
about 2ze years have elapsed since Moses
led the IETaeiites out OF Egypt Finally
a period only 0ne-fifteenth OF 10n00o years
takes us hack great way beyond the most
remote tact OF authsntic history.
The hypothesis from which we start ix.
therefore thar a population one-uuarfer
more than that which nav exists has spent
its whole time during an interval more
than nfty t1nlea tbs duration OF the Chris
tan era in shufrlinE cards At the rate Of
one shuttle per second. more than n
O0o0os shucres per hsad in each year.
In view OF such figures the reader may
well ask how many times the total number
OF arrangements viii have been produced
by this vast number OF sustained Though
Hl-Siirected) human effort
The answer ~. nov once
Mathematical calculation proves in fact
thar the number OF card arrangements
produced under the conditions assumed
viii only be a minute fraction OF the total
possible numbsr-a fraction minute that
Il becomes necssssry to devise another
scheme OF concrste representation IN order
70 g5ve an iiez Of it's minufeness
Let IL ttlersfore. be further assumed that
the whois vast number OF arrangements
produced by the human race a. above Is
symbOlized by one drop OF water. Then
how much water would be required 70
symboiize the total number possible7 II
this question IL put to the reader he might
we'll say. Surely. glass OF warsr would
be enough But no. "a bzthfuI OF
water. them No "a Iargs rsssryoirZ' -
To. my friend. you must enIazass your
conceptions. or you will never reach tins
truth The Atlantic ocean. them rhs
Sumber OF drops In thar VIII surely be
sufficient"
But the number Of drops OF water In
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Duffy's Pure Malt Ehisksy

the worfd's Rrsatest tonic and sttmu-
LIANT " lien taken Just before a meal sJlfnn-
iates the mucous surfaces and little
r4auhz az the stomach TO a healthy action.
causing a sufficient fiow q the gastr1c
Juice 20 digest the food II continued TX
will cure the diseased or weakened func-
don by its tonic and stimulating effect
II also excites the flow OF saliva Tor the
digestion OF starchy food. preventing fer
u1entafson in tho stomach and bowels.
II IN A most wonderfal remedy in the
prevention and cure OF dvsentery, cramps.
cholera congestion. diar-nuea- chiils.
nevers, heat prostrafions and all summer
complaints
uuTfy.s Purn Malt Wn4nEoy - the only
wnfuksv mat was eaxed ~ tina govern
msne ~ q msd1ctne dur1ng ths spAnann-
AznarfuAl W1E.
sofa m SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by
All dr-aE9fsts. gr-ocers and dealers or d.
rect xi.e0 a large bottle Medical oook-
let and doctors advice free
rns Dufxy HALT whtHEsy Co. Doonssf'r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

BEATRICE. July &-sDeeial.l-Tne
Northup National bank 0f Lola. Kan. Fri
day instituted suit zAE1nst the FIRST Ma
tt0nAI bank Of Wymons for S7oa A few
days ago Robert Graham made a real e.
tats deal with J. D. Czmar of lola the
confederation being Soo. When Mr.. Camac
presented the ctsck az the NOrthup hank
II REFUSED payment until the First National
bank OF Wymure. ON which the cheek was
drawn. could guarantee payment This n
aid by wire. a. Mr. Graham had money de-
pnsited with them. and the chsck was
cashad- When MI Graham reached home
he stopped payment On the check. and now
II II up 10 the court 70 decide whether or
NOT Il must be paid
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

BROKEN BOW. Neb-. July S-gSpecial-l
,srha Custer County Beacon has been sold
> 10 a number az democrats IN this citg who
iii present IL 70 Horacs Davis of Ord
who vii manage the paper A condition OF
the sale ia thar Mr. DAVIS 10 to aDsHd
severn thousand dollars IN improving the
nGpar Last wees LareE Cnrnstt least n
10 j. C. Painter. cunditionaIlS. and tnis
1sok Painter claims that he has a paper
IKE un1o no other ever heard Of in news
paperSiuIn. containing his saiutat0ry and
also his goodby as he reiinulishsd cum
troll o. the paper last niEhr Painter il a
uurialiut and n piaaninH ~ altAhlish .
cnur<n pHcsr N Bruk1n H1N
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

BRAINARD, Neh.. July S.-gspsesaI Tale
gram-l-rhe village board let the CONTRACT
to-day TOR the erection Of = waterworks
and electric light sFstern The plant In 70
be OF the air pressure style and when
completed viii be one OF the most up-to-
date in this part OF the state. rhe con-
tract was awarded 70 the Alamo Engine
and supply company of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

BROKEN, BOW, Seb-. July ESPECIALLY
II. G. Brsnirsr Of this city has dunatsd =
nve-aere traCf Of land adjoining the city
On the suurh Tor childnsn's playground
Mr. Brenizer II one Of Custer county ,
weAithiest citizens and takes this method
0f DerpsruAting mis- name IN the msmorass
Of fnfuns generations. The city viii acnspt
the gift and later VIII equip IL for ths
purpose ter which Il ID Intended
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

ths Atinntic oc-an ~ not 91cnctusnA nua
VII h secorne Hufncienf even vhSn ~
add % the Atlantic ocuan the Faciio and
all the ether oo-ana $3.50. LAKES and. IN
derd. AL the r-st Of the water On osSr
riobs. Nor would the whole earth made.
from. center 20 surface. crtfreiv of watar.
b. sufficient rncreiibie though u may
sem 90 Obtain q volume o. water CON
tanning a sufficient number 81 drups. Il
n Necessary 20 imagine a globe q water
with a diameter euuai 10 seven thousand
and rFent,i-cive miiiions of miles n the
center OF such a globe "a taken ~ the
center Of the sun. then Neptune. the re-
hottest planet In the solar system. would
be immersed therean to a depth no less
than maNoe0n OF miles. IN other words.
such q bail Of water would have a dame
ter about 3 per cent greater than that Of
the whole salar system AZ present
known.-Strand MagaEine
k.9.-.r-sHefs.r~ - 80. naaN - rfr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Weight Increased.
Indigestion Cured;
So Years Old.

Nfr. Jacob RAah. Civil war veteran.
heartily recommends this wonder
fuI punic stimulnnt and medicine.
VIII say that for tie past i've years
have used .saffy' Pure Malt Whiakey tur
indigestion and other stomach upunieH'
and have had great relief rom its Use
and can highly recommend II 20 anyone
suffering from the above ailments am
a Civil War Veteran aged 81 years
Since using Dufcy'H Pure Malt WhiEksy
have gained IN fesh and weight ana ny
doctor says that I an good Tor uanf
years yet" Jacob Rabb. q Perrfne Ave-
- 90. L
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
GIRL cHoKEB BY A STAMP
Wa Wstrfng a. On Her rsas1s aad
swsIKgvsed it. Dytag Before
Help Came

GENEVA. July a-fSpeciai 10 The Bes)-
An extraordinary fatality has occurred az
the village az KohienE. m ths Canton ArEa-
vita In the presence Of her parents a gtri
az Z was killed by a postage stamp. Shs
plAced the stamp an her tongue % moiszen
IL. and In doinE 50 c0nghed and swallowed
H. me stamp STUCK IN her throat and
chokesi her bsfore medical aid arrived.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
Alleged Draft Operator Arrested.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb-. D1ly G-Isps-
esaL)-An alleged draft operator who tried
to work Sioux Falls. & D. hank TOR
E-ose. and likewise the FIRST National in
this city was taken in tow by Chief OF Po-
lice Arbogast today and is held tor FUR
ther investigation He ID alleged to have
worked several prominent bunness mes for
small sums while awaiting = draft Chief
ArboEast recognized the man. he claims, as
a man who was doing doubtful stunts at
North Platte some years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
cozAD WoMaN's NECK BROKEN
Mrs. E. L. Maddox In INSTANTLY Killed
I'm = RWnaway-NSees fram
CoEnd-

CCZn. Nsb.. July S.--fSpsciaL Mrs.
z. L Maddox was thrown from a wagon
and had her neck broken on Wednesday.
As she and her husband were driving
home II started 60 rain and she raised
her umbrella. which frightened the team.
causing them to run away and overtarn
the gawon. Both she and her husband
were caught under the wagon. but he
escaped serious injury Fer body was
buried Friday in ORANGE cemetery.
The Dawson County Medical society
held their quarterly meeting in the rooms
Of t. Gerard Commercial club on FRI
da evening DR. H NJ McC1anailan OF
Omaha delivered an address, upon THE
summer Diseases OF Childrsn'' ana re-
viewed the latest work that has been done
IN Germany in discovering the cause. of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

GRAND ISLAND, Neb-. July &-ape-
cisl-)-A new plan OF religious service has
been decided upon for this city during tae
warm evenings OF July and August The
pastors OF seven Churches have unstsd %
hold a union -NNv1cs in Pioneer square
and AL members N're asked to bring camp
stools. pillows. etc The unftsd Ghuirs VIII
furnish the music rhe square IN n beau
tifiIi place and is maintained by the city
and the Women's Park association. The
initial service win be on Sunday evening,
Iuiy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

Judge L c Munger has declared the
Fzirbmy PianinE Mills aompany a hank
ruu1 ana has appointed r. ". sAhin refsree
IN the case The decision resulted from the
suit Of the Orally Lumber company e
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

Persistent Advsrtauins 1. ths RoAa 70 Riu
hnrars1A
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

Persistent Advertising is ne Road to Big
Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
To the BedStSIe of Hfs SON.

or all the long distances contests with the
Grim Reaper. one thar stands out from
among the others is the run made by
Henry J. Mayham
While in New York on business. in Feb
ruary. 1897. MI Mayham recsissd a tele-
gram stating that his son was dying In
Denver. he Isft Immediately on the Penn
syivania Limited for Pitssburg. and, ON
arriving there autographed Division Super
innendent Rowland, OF the Chicago. Bur
linGtan. q Quincy IN Chicago asking for
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

rss rrn vas ali me more rernarkabie IN
view of the fact thar the engineer vas
compelled to slow down six saccssuivs
times
The special covered the 30 miles from
View YORK % Rochester In "a minutes
breakinE the record Of the Empire state
express BY one hour; bur dearh had oeatsn
the Tying train by twenty minutes and
Mrs Erb had succumbed to her injuries.
The rsce was the best piece o. reunr,t
work in the history Of the New Torx Cen
tral 70 That data
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

Governor AIdrsoh and Land COMMISSIONS
Cowies met this afternoon as a state board
Of irrigation. Attorney General Martin. tina
third msmber. being absent The board
cancalled a permit issued by Secretary D.
d. Prsce to George W. SteinmeTer Of
I7oimesvills to raise his mill dam three
K--s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09

West Lincoln IL no longer the haven
.of rest fnr thirsty L4ncolnites With the
urn OF the saloons 70 the city. business
at the village across the vtaduct has
svFindled and pruprietors OF the diHpensary
there arr now packing up thesr goods and
ureparinE to discontinue the establishment