davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
MISSING PoSTMlSTRESS
ARRESTED IN DEADW0OO
E@@a Ch4EmGs- Waz4ed for EEsafzE
AEzsxe1 Fr1saslezS MsaeF Orders
81 Leensed-

SIOUX TALLE G u. june =E--CspsciElD
-Ezna Chap-nsn- Who WEs H-rsEfse Al
DsBdpruet oC rsleErzTs-lc herares t-a-n the
ufSBre 81 C1its5 States MErEhRl Bullock
A. Si1ux FEIla 10 charged via issuing
frala1u3szt pos'tufroe Eaansy orders Nh1s
sire EEz Ass-E1un1 T0strztstrssE Al AooUEe-
Il h ehErEsd In ne Eoupl8tut against
her 1h4z Lbe trHuel3az1 munsV u-ez-s were
-ss1=e ~ ner oerwee- the datcE q JEnLSsTy
c and May n. 1sah- Il - tErLhsr charged
IhA1 Erfe- 1sEutnE End circulating ths
f-Eue1isz1 -aonsT orders Ehs converted 1hs
Tirooeeas - Der uNn use As ne result
- hsr HleEe5 uE.s-zrians n IL charged
thai EaadulH1t Money orders EEE-eEHu1E
E4aH we're tasnsd- Sarn Ef-er isEuirE 1be
ro1neF aresrE shs 6issppaEred and MAS 1zly
&GF Hr Two EE1 lecAns6 a. IseEsp-oae
II H7,peR-E thEf since dlsEppeS-lng fruz
An5urNr Hhs married a business rnz- a.
Eeseznu-E Via rhs coU1lis ssperz-irE :
Ee1zr aksoLt rEB nur1hs q rlAr-1se Efe
A. De16uboa u NzEs EuEp1ssd herEzss shs
gave hex uADs ~ Nh DErisls rhE1 rh1E
Was AT Easuzne6 name bur M far1E Ers
rhH1 EsGnislE was lhs name q rhs VIE
ounEtn rlEz Whun aSs lArrisd ard shss
tnsrs6urs is entitled L. hs knsvr a. AErH
EuElE DEnieis
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Germany Likes the
Taft Treaty Plan
GernRn-Anericsn National Soeiety %
Cooperate N Bringing Abouf
ArbifrErio1

EEELIN. June z.-sS1sciAl Cs.hlsE1E7lA
The EEpeAl dlrsc1=6 ~ The Ge-DEz-ADers-
car National society u the pe0Tle q Ger
r1Ezy 10 co-1Ee-E-s n bringing Eb1Uf the
RrnsptAocs q President IEerE Erbat-z13un
treaty proposals hGE evoked Al unszpectsd
tHnurEsle rsE20nss 1run rhe German E0v-
sr1Dzu-
TIE statement gwen 5Df thr1aEA of5ciAl
agencies 1oazy indicates Al tn1srriun tc
give ssga7Ds and rrasn6ly considerations -
M TEfrs plan and o~ErecEaes TIE HD-
rEEuuiEn W-hsreW-1h ne ur1posals have
been met n certain 7o1-3rsl Circles
The Ge-ruRa-Ane-scEn SA1a1aA1 soclsty :
EpTses1 Is 1Ss sut5ecf - bor oonr'ore-Ey-
n 1hs ohsec of n m-,srpe-@6 attack Ths
rnnEt inc1asz1iEl The Deurscs- TAEszea1ung
6slounnes as an -EuEH--srrEbls tu1er-
ssrs1ce- n ths affairs q rhs I'VE powe-M
6eclA-t1g that ne siu-hurs hEd % g1E1- r.
lnunEssT rhs-zseaves nEr-s1 tu1ermeG-
aries bsrvsez Ge-zEzy RI A7g-7z
We ezz ooi A. 81 HhE-e fais r1e-.- szFs
me seru5-u15raa1 ssE1srneut We So Il 1hs
appeal uzly 4 proof that Sz cid se-lsx
cuuur-Frnsn retain uh=A- 1ls=a6aF 9eezl-Es
tuEEra Ge-nEzF- As fur rhe Erhdr-Ez1az
EoEh EE-@snsuu have LlEEgs 6t@e-ee
widely and 6r11.r IodKT. bzi 4 In Ea6s-
FlaEhis that ErhirEr1un r. IN lEsf 6scHds
hEs made EreEz FraEreas- . ne Aus-auE-
proposals ca. lead - a. AErss-sn1 t1uraEs-
inE 1hs guarantees u EsAcs We Should Tee
ErE11asd~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
ERsoKA GRATA WITH TEE KING
Sincerity of Tssser1er Vel Liked
BY Royalty.
MS HAMMOND As HOSTESS
ozssn and Processes Are ChE--ei
by Her Manner.
MANY cHER F0R UNITED STATES


LONDON June E.-fS7scisl CzhlsE-E-nn
Or al rhs 6izuuEI1Enet r1satnrs as TIE
our1rEr5u1 q EtnE Geu-Es E3s QBss1
Mr-T- nu1s have uB5s a Aer-sr ur finer
t-urrsEEi1n rhEn the AMERICAS E7ecal an
s,sEHAdor- Jatn HsFE Ea=lDuo6- EDs ms
rhRrzzt-r u1fe. Mr.. EEzn1nEs hraszF
western nIauDer-ihs a. CAl.f1ruiEn sn.6
has chs clr@c1 Bt1rer1tT uf Ihs n3rdnE man
-ihzz maze h1D ps-su1s Era1s 70 rhs EnE,
Whuss sAllo- training has Esrsn hin n
kin5lE ssslt1E furar5 1hEa kind a q -na1
Mrs. EE=z11d- Who VAS q s1grhs-n
girl Mss Harris q MlssdsssTE1i hsE ad6s6
EresflF u the social s1noeHs q her hue
hsndE uassiun- The qaeen md royal
Es7Troessss hsrs fA7en zn6sr IN. r-agu
q rhA wife q -he American ErtzHssdOr
and have EhoEI heT many sz1ens5ors BE-
guo1 those 5slEnesd tr e5gasrte As =
soEtess shs has been -s-ak-kzhly Eauusss-
fzL
Mrs wft1elAw Raid wife q the A-ner5-
cE1 EzhEsEBsur % the ruurz az s. James
has dans r1Bch 70 make 1be pBth q rbs
HxUnu0dz s1ccesEful. she also IN a CALI
fo-1aA1- and 1hsrs Is NJ uns sa L1n81n
ps-hE-s. zhs haE more rbor0EE.h kng~f-
edEh q cuuT1 s1sgae11s and of the soc1aa
SUCCESS IN Lsonduz- The Ez-nu1ak hare
hs-sn rb1ruuE1lT pleased win rhsi- srzy In
L1nduo- Nr. EsuD0nd- tn speaking t05RF
- fhs rurrns1iun- ss3s-
II heErzrs esscT1putun- No words roulS
dssCT1be r. One grsB1 1hinE thar struck
ne NEs ths r@oeption ACCORDED ths srecaHl
eupuy u fhs Tnf-sd States They ticr't
kngE ne frun AAsn- most uf ths-n b1r
the chssrE were given for fhe o1uut-T thEs
have 1he great bu1rr 10 rsp-sssrt
There las never ben anything ILke 4
II HISTORY
a. Ihs ESbsy ! was NET ~ a osnbsr
n the FursiEn office. ~he assured ne thEs
] had HaEt IN the finest pustzi1n IN the
ahbsy. Hs was night ] oun'f think Eny-
une vEE hsrrsr placed ] Was 11f n1ors
thua twenty-five feed swEy frun MS ma
5sTT1E thruoe- II was not al isle p4EeGnf
Ine nsrzEzuz1y usas EATked Esth rnsgz-taE-
os1f poIeznnasr md Ezxnfxssr 1prrlas-n NJ
10 the e1trrs There was NJ 1ussr5rr
GhoUt 1be snthusissr for toe king He
ts 4 -En 1ored and rereres bT ne rsauras
Let m ssr ~. w1rd alyvut 1he rrpous
TheF ws-- gorgeous n Brntor-n and mar
nlfcsnt IN service II ERs 4 truly great
Gay tn ny Efa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
CRUSADE TO PROTECT UNIFORM
M1sdeRea8Sr % Dtser1mann1e
AEA1zEs Wesrer-

AL5AST. ~ 7. June S-ESpeciEl Tsie-
gran The Elg-1ng ~ Governor DIX q a
hzn making q -aisas-neEno- 1ur N m
kseper cu-1n1n carrier ~ 1hszry5c1i man
EEsr - eis=@ztna1s AEAlns1 rhs Cr1tsa
States G--Ug "a navy E1Eorn 10 TIE first
Esp IN q EE3rs-N15e r-zsa5s - pruaest
the dignity q me uui1nrn
II IL planned 70 have Similar hils tnrro-
eBcac in ne various state lsEisaEru-es ana
pushed ID pEaEsEe
Frssadsz1 tart EseretA-ses sttusan E.Id
MsFer. AouEEl Dewey Ens Ge1s-sl wsoz
al are i1tarez1ss q ne =sre-s-f Hnc VII
Use thet- tzE8snoe 20 push II AlariE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
OTEER NATIONS JOIN HANDS
RzsEis- Italy and Germany Insist
Upon an Agreement
BAIKAK ooyFEDEEACY Is FEARED
Proposed Uni0n q Fersst Night DT1rs
Turkey AuruEs BosphoruA
eAR1BAIDzs ARPEER ON SEINE
- - Tss-a Rsp1slts thas Us.is
Have a r~tr.s NaLee So Eh-
AffHtrp ef Eur~r.e-

VIENNA. Tuns y - Ss,cria1 C.shisrrg-- 49,
Austria is usiuE al poszitie pressure -
Tru1 Al end 70 ne ur-lstnE ln ArhauR-
EuEsiiA- 7tAlT ans German also Srv Urr-ur
uT'un rhs Eutli-1s pur-s Ihe neueHsitv 81
cuu-nE ro al early AEreensrt W-fh re
ArhsniBn rebels
il has 5asz deceluTled the rsasun fu- rhls
AMNESTY for rsBoe in Burlg'sar Iassey y
ucd - uEoch - --IrzIuv f1u the AIhurdR-s.
Uhc are beiuE hAr--ie6 in Eooa uid Turkish
sIy8s HE Il is ths rruz-fnr fear thai ths
rE1nul thsre NAV rsEult in TIE V-eiasnE
Together uf AIhz1is-lH BulEH-asus serbs
Hn6 Muufsnsg-xus VIII 4 great BstkEn
urrfs5srBrr winch VIZ a-fre TURKEY
so-uss the Bosghu--uH H1s DISTURB tire hal
Enos q ETE'uTs
4 story is ru-re-s n st7,lu-nsnc circles
bs-e vhich gains rnuoh rr@asars that rs
ErBnasnnE ~ ths ItHlmr IfhsrAtur. Cart
balo1 have Undertakes ths rask q bring
tnE tu1o being rhiE new ezTe-s. or q may
Re 1hs EsTksn rsiT1uhBn cs1s q the Euuug
G4H-1hBldlE already has basn srrre IN gain
tnr sy1upashF for ths A1hsuiHnF zne has
been prevented unfv ~ r1s cluss vE1rh-
fulIsss and EtrsuDuuE T,recHutiunH q the
Italian E0vs-urneng frvn leading an RrznT
q Liberation ts. the al q the Turkish
rl1untRtnee-E- Tne uthHr kruIher. Whs
gained dlEuocriuE n the recsn1 MsE1eAs
rsrolu1iC2 ts uassrHtaod. is saur 10
be IN Europe. with ths detsr-uinanun n
0ffsr ms EV'urd EEz2usz Turkey
Should 1bs GErdbsIais uTss-LlF 5utn Iss
A AlhHniEnE II 81 bsllerss Ihsv wuul6 sfrrac1
soldiers from al SECTIONS uf the world Kad
create q casodfriu1 W.t5rh Wsuld make T.
, impossible 10 present MuuzE1eE-Bns- Ssrhs
and BU1E1rsAnE- flood sru1hsrE q the Al
hsula-nE, frun 10dranE N TIE campaign
They E-s resr-E11se nov a1ly win the
Ersa1eE1 difficulty
The h0Ee q Ihs GarabElaiE n ts sa1a h
, 10 fern 3 new repnhSe- Including the
EuruT'sEn vilsTftek NanteDsErp. Ss-zia-
EuunEniR and REaEzris- whsle TINS II Re-
EEnosd a. Dgt III al pusaihls there n grave
danger that n E.sAEEz federztiu1 Ray b-
frUnEs1 Ab1Ef whizb wanla be Sss-saaMsls
uDDuEh n hEEe a pS9szt vssee N fhs affairs
u eastern EuroDs s-t s-s-r'0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

AIzuSz izns61A1=ly me 1re Ep-zA6 orsr
ne s11-s 1oor and a minute later uhs
roo- WEs 4 EGAE q fans
Ar q tie doG-E we're closac ana Eark
01@ hncurc Es srEzlec .z- them Nns
~4i@un H0o Ais4 us EEFs1 Ezu n ne
sruns onor and Ssre ps1as6 h n EzAE
roa1- Ths resi- q ~ reAched ne asu1sr
ET and we're Ahls - save 0urzslres ~
51ZEdng tztD Ihs water. Whe1 ne rsaAEuee
rhE& Mss WEsu1 and N1Hs Dc HNxsn hnn
ooI sszAS.eo ther- WEs No WET Car n Il 9.
tIElEE Ef1er rnsn-
LlEEs=s EAh11 q Es1et n ths snptoy C
Nl-1AD EArneE r. Llso EEE AsrSouE,y
injured and - nut expseu.6 ~ nEe -hs
SHY DsnhsEs e the pG-u Eso ssoNgec
E1-houf 1gurT WerS EGrTT ana Ru-k NJ
Hu2- Eo1her E2e EiEasr q rns b1-nsd Eas4
G16 G1aa E'hoeos guEknA
Mss Wilson Esa 2 FsEr1 q AEe az
Mss De HKTsz g Faa-s az
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
FIVE STEWARDS ARRESTED
patrick ARR CAAzEe4 ~1ah
s1-4It1G sa@--A-

NEW ToRK- Jus z--A W1r~a@as @ss-
aEE. reneirs5 hsrs rran tas rranslaEa AL
pEzrtrk en rauls frrsm GAfEestun 10 t11s
pd-1 cave rts tnfurzEruz thEt ~ Fsss.
hA6 hasz luut-e q EsFerzzne11 pruE=rSs
- rsazhsrs a ths cneW EnE vas Al
loE-6 bg En0tasr nlsazAss- E-E-lg r1Hs
rEe Ets~zrds Nsre BI1 un6er A-res1 Al.
riAned n rhe baHrs traE
TEss1 rhiE tneurnAGaa AEsaE1EGt Un11s.
sr11aE ArturnFT G-ubeg atuA1nsd EErrzzu
11r rhs A--ssf - ths suspeErE 4a6 an ~
1ETsr4l e the Eir1-7zk ra1kE ne Sew
Erds Hs1s uz1en ma cuszsGg-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
PATTI CONSIDERS VAUDEVILLE
Gene over and Give I've
shSwss . Day

LONDON. June &-fsps-1El CHslsE-nzna
Ben Harris is nsEurisrinE win FGrt5 for
a saEEun ~ twenty weeks IN American
vaudeville
PAIN - 70 give ber snsWsr Wtthir a=a
dEFH Tbs phsuunsnE1 salary thEa hEs
bsen offered the singer fs eurrely sEtis-
fBctnry n A6shnA hut n appears she has
nnf quite eacIssrtse 10 give -rUn sh0wE a
cay a. tbeT say IN the vHnderlHs wsrfA
Harms EHyE thst Ehs 10 Wiuing 70 GIVE ere
II rhs dtt5rElrF cEn be Ursrnurns Fztn
WI euns 70 the Cuit-d stAass N 5EnzArT
neKt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
NEBRASKA GETS SOME RAIN
ReP1bliean Valley Gen About a
QrRrfer Of an TncA Of Rain
SHOWERS IN OTHER SPOTS


sar1. se11isus q NshrEHkA were visited
by HEhtEhowsrs Saturday night En6 sun
dzv -,uruf1E. hur the raan Vas naf Esn-
s-zl AIang The Ru-IiaE1un N Iowa there
we're some good showers and there VAS
also su-1e rain NJ 1ditcbsn & D. and Al
EloEz CsrT-
A slight -a1a fen a. suFos-. Culu-le1s
and Duncan A5unE ths Cn31n Pacf15c- T7hers
was some showers along fhe Lincoln IL
VISION uf the BurltnE1un and Egt1 rzi1E
NJ towns inths Republican valley Al OK
fard. Mto6el and Hole-eEs GS,ou1 q GUAR
aer - Al inch q rEtz 1el-
Al e 'cJook yes1srdaF afrernouu II
Omaha rhe tss-D1rne1er Registered % H1c
by o-clOck n had er1pDsd bzi rwo DE-
ErseE. 1nrGzE many 70 seek ne coals-
spots al the PARKS
E.A1z II Omaha yesterday tsu IN rhs
nu-ltnx - the sTtsu1 q lH tn.h.
CSAd9rss.s Are BafnfAs.
LocAI FurzcaE1er Eelsh SAYS the Grad
fiuzls rrsrElang n Present n. me nust
Peculiar ant hA1rf4ng he has ooase su-
raAzy ssAsan2 The general EtnosEhsr5e
n0Fsnez- IL 80 sluggish, 80 5sru5c q Ar-
rv7rr. EaE= E.er- cuoei1ions A-s rznerzlF
Esssz1- Ez1 rhe prOepsez FIR EsosrAl dis-
rurhAnez of EEF hne seems very rs7o1e
Local dlsrurbEauss A-e q q wnv @uns-uus
hz- rns rsins eas1 are ssntuE are Sur HEhi
ana srE11sree shgwerz- Laczny the hurald-
~ hAE s7c-z4sso eEaaF 1ur a week ans q
is rhiE rune11nn thar hEE made lhe heAl
- opsrssErs.. Cooler GAYS are cn-azE
NJ WeEh beB~veA bu1 ne 0uroak su< q
general rE4n h not very Eood A. pressuL
IrrzEassrs Are YeeIi1E GSsG-
MITCHELL. Neh-. June A-TspsGE-e y
The epsrar1un q the great t-rzEEziox cana,
Eun6e rlns EuparTisia1 q rhs EUr.rznsui
fhis year hRE been noEt successful Tbs
Eurrly u water hAx been Al rAE1 las basz
needee and c-sps have never locked berts.
4 ne E1rtA F1Er1e EE1@F LhEn A. rh-s
-lns m Pazhti1dsr rss=-vul1- in Whlck
-hs Eursrzrner1 Stared rhs water WIKI
Wtich "a ErtrA.s ne tEn6E under the inter
STATE rru3erz b we 1zis6 EzIs WI be r1ars
rhan EEfaeia1r far AZ wants fuT HT1Ea-
ron DzrBasa
HErrssr1nr a ne 1rHt crup q El1El.I
Is vel an6er Wzy En6 ne g1sid u tkrEs
ne WErH dsy Wcs1hsr q ths lAst Dants
hEx bszn iseAz 1ur rhs ErUEing a crops
unoer E7gn1ol WIKI EasnrF e ~Eter -
zuEs have z1E6s . sSls1sit gr0Erh Ths
present tn61EErlonE are rhE1 rhs blEEss
E1EA- bsee cr1p eFsr rHtssd n tn E1Azs
Slu ss hE-Testsd tEas yeas.
TEsrs 4rs ever l1lHss acres ef bests beng
EroNn IN ne E4Bsy and rhsy are N prans
sa11ft1an- TIE BuEE- eompEzF uenciz1s
reparz several G-upa thEt have 11SicE1ss
n y1lz1z q r~SnrF ta rEszry-GFs r1zls - rhs
ARE Thsy have E1Ads III zEresDsut VIA
lns farmers rhN1 thsF RAISE 1N.sM ronI
rhe pr1cs MI be AdE48osd - EE PER
y tsn i1s1sAd - EW psr tD1 a. uunrnAztsG
Tbare u N 60uht but th4z nsors rsEn rhs
necessary nnEuAge W1l b. hErEeslsc tu IN
sire M A1EEDns pGyDsEt Land sz@Esrs
are beE1untlE 20 our1s IN and tru1 prasezs
in1icErians rhsre Nll - q isf q tE1ds
rhElss hEn1s lhls tan Praoes Ers H1ll
raara1Izhls- r'snsidsE1nE 1he .aErazarzl ner-
t4zntF a cups every year
HAEr@sI ~ FA1rfie1a-
FAIEFIEL-D Nsh- June G--tSpeoial -
Z he t1-1srE hare cu1nsnoss rEneEhizI
/ rfsl-ss--..s - $3.50 -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
American Sailors
Win Kaiser'S Prize
Members of the Grew of the Kansas
Finish First II TIE Beat Race
a. Kiel

EIu June z,-EsPsutEl cssleE-Al-
ne beat rADs HraEy hsrween crews u ne
t1ur American hErrlezhtps ogw hers. and
crews trun t7ur German knps, .a- -hs
EEiseTE p-aEs E'EE wun by the An@-a1GaA.
tie NJ = rhs KEnsAE Srash1-E 1-E
Ths German creEH Err-sbu-e ths Fdc.ory
q the A-erarEns % me Egh1s- c-Eet IN
Esich they rDWsd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
DEATH IN AHgkY COACH
Infant Dies II Mether's Arms On Bur
Engson Train Sunday.
LITTLE FEKnY Is PExxnESs
Br1fA<y a DSrzzRee FErnksh Caskes
for Dead CHA and AsseeAaaed
Cknx4rxeo Advances
TrnnuportmHAan-

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

KTEL. gEne A-H@p@rur MEn4u 49,
the EzsEu q E.eaT A1=trE1 BadEsr Al a
lu1che11 m rhs EAskk-p Lo1iEtann q o.
Azer1uAE vlEtuzE Eaza1r-n ladzy. Al ne
hEhE Se-zE1 Ard Aze-znEa uennsrs -.
hzrs wErs SresG-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
0EcE COZ AWAY VIE FORTUNE
FsEt Eorsss and Kstsr1ng lee Swift
fur Royalty.
GOES DOWN Al A RAPID PACE
One ThsEsGnS Ties aid Eun6re6s of
SHIRTS Els Fad
YIUDER FOUND n TEE ROOM
TSu2G Ma. Fnlls late rhe Hs~as 81
ne Ms1sT sAarl1s Whs help
Hlm 80 G~s RAA sf HAs
F~rsume-

FAEEE- gsEns zs-ss7scsza Casaer-EzA-
Tlhs sun - Ar ex-ktaE HH-u1 u Lnrh.
hsH hesl Erresz~t IN FE-iE On =
charge q uhasifrizE TIhe prisoners
fHzhsr ~Es n A-1sses. Tr11ne q Ss71r.
cuke q AnsrA. E.ho. u1aer fhs rte q
Ar1edae I was king e ETRtn rru- 1E7z 10
.E-1 Driven rru-n his fs--r5uu Aru=aae I
rsru-ze5 - ItAlF ans 1ss-e r1sa fAs zras-
unsrE rnuahsr
E.Eru1 Ds LurErs zns1hsr was g hsEu1s-
IN Frsnch Wn-nH1 ard 1Ass -esult 81 bssr
t-is-IaEhtp WIN ths skiing wEs the nl-1h
n Turin. tn 1EM q n natural sun- sns
Paris Shs ErbssgDsutly became D csu-feas
~ hs- -E--1zE. -f-h CuEu1 Zero n
lssres
M-szgAne re sx-stnE Arps6es I hus
rna--4e1 Princess LersiA he srEU INTER
ssfsc k1russ9 IN ms san Rzrs On rms death
nes ssnt far ms froahsr. king EErz'bsrz-
and Charged atm 70 rer-ar 20 ths ruu1h
f4bae9 Eac drzsz EfLtres- MARRIED VII kis
ruFsl -lusaErEn
N0ung BL-uz De Lar6 is said 80 have
hrs1 q EHyWErd yuzth- Wbs Eszs@d ms
routhsr r-nrh anxiety Es neE5ecnss his
Et1diss and fur \ 1i-ns v-Es sent 70 sea IN
DeEiHz eanscttT. W7asn ne rerurne6 %
1r83y. Ef1sr fsur rsa-E Ahssrns. he md
and married the aHuEhtsr - Cuunt Eltnslan
. wsE,lsT Italian buhlan1Kz- Tns hri6s
hru1rht q fsrrs fur1une WIZ hs- and
Baron De 1sard was nof luuE n ershE-linr
uPCu q NE q sE1TarsEznns kns dlEsspa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Base Ball Tickets.

Round trip tickets TO Lake
ManaEa
Quart bricks Of Dalzell's
ice cream
Boxes Of OBnen's Candy.
Al given away r7ss o thoas ph0
G1d thelr names n l1s EE1t hcA
Rss6 ths want ais every aEy.
FSEr Ezzs E1l EEpsEr BoUsuuA
NAY De He-s Lkzs e.Sa
No puEE3ss - solEe Bor atscTtD-
tioEs - ssi-5Esl rsE1 TIA EEzs
a6A
T1r1 70 Ia wAnt e. pAsss-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

Tlhe rurng hs-un hguEfn harsss ana
sstzAlfHhed ET5ends5 rsctr-E srafls- but
growing tired us the rurf he tack -
rDoaur1nE fur zAieh rurpose be H11d ms
race b1rsss Gradually ne Epq tnto the
hands q mu2=F LENDERS and IN time ruf
r51 cf ms furTuDe In the -riasr e ms
r1rDe \ scEnoHl lsAdtzsE To q SEPARATION.
Es4 cuu-r E-l1vtnE the AsroD s9sh . rear
EiE11 -nart4 ara she barren who hza
aEA1n fiEu-aa A. the 7tRhAn c1ur1x wenz
10 F,z<aE E5s stasRes AZ tashiursaaa. bsfsss
ana 4 1s alleged furgcr ~ Fsr has hdsls.
Efe wns 50 r1urih 20 q EsE-1eruHn IN aFGsssr-
ancs 1hRz flse hsse keeg-rE Ane --B6sE-1sn
hest1aree - hsve htr1 ARRESTED
The ItlIiHn embassy WIS trouble5 VIII
ebe hsrun and 1he 1rRlizl EgTs-uroa-1 had
ki-n watched WITH estece1ren sent fruu
Eu-e RernntlT fhs hzrul began N steal
n rhe EhuTs- In the h1tsl in fhs Avenue
D=a CnEsnEIE ElTsss n 2olice cnranissHry
1cune 6olsns e sUirE- bundredE q SHIRTS
and aBH fies- TrsdsEDsn who rad hsen
sWtad1.sa rrssri7as1-e5 And eventually Ihs SCR
q A-u5dse I WAS taken 10 the Lookup
Ea1ce hia uE-aEt hosts q rrRSssrasn have
bssn heEisrtnE ths police W7ith nu-urilatutB
me pgunE ruEn 70 now aWRErinE ms Hp-
psErHnue t,sfurs The ou7-eetis-Ra uuur1-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
wEATEEs FuzEcEsT

Fc- Net-nska- showers. ccclo-
For skorsrs- oeols-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
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EAKFIELD. Sss- June z--zspeaals--
rhs 1a-1srE hxEs ouunsnosa rhneshlE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

TIE BEE Is DELIVERED
TO more Omaha homes thar
al other papers combined
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
MUST MAINTAIN a0lDs
IS WELL IS BUILD THEM

Good roads and systematic main
tenance II subject which Of necss-
sity must concern the motorist more
than any ons else" states Chairman
Diehi, Of the national rood roads
board This fact ID Eainihg country
wide signtdcance. and nowhere II II
more thoroughly appreciated than Ia
the COUNTRY districts. The man on
the farm has come to = belief In orr
xAntAsd effort ana. while hia local
zFanes r. interested n the roads cues-
ton. III tineg. which means that the
roAde 0s3estion u simply one Of con-
|aiderxhM number that call for his IT.
tsnt3QfI. Hence. AZ u willing to CO.
uperNte particularly In highway Ina
ufoyeM3enk with other us0YS az the
|rOsd whose Interest Ia aeTicuituFu i
limited 70 the ocOn0mical TRANSPORTS
ttnn ok farm products 10 urban COM
munttieA Both the man Id thu city
and the man Ia the country want good
roads, ana Il 20 happens that the man
In the city has been the 1rsf to adopt
In quantity the motor driven vehicle,
even though II n Inevitable hist ~
cry farm Will poSsesa m Mllt0mobile.
Just ~ It requires : plow 81 any other
farming implement.
In its organization work the AnnAr-
lean Aut0Jnabile Association il and
Ing that many az IN local clubs and
county prg2 nixA ttcn4 are kathertnE II,
the farmer motorists az their reapec-
tive vfctnttieA nnd one OF the phnnes
5nf tho sitpation II that after tho eoun-
tsy dWellef huyt or his iutenoet In
the road proposition dAyA1cpa on the
hlgh speed. N many communities,
sspsclally a ne - a. a. county -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

ths upper floors being 1nished for
shipnant
Practically the entire prospective
output Of tho factory for 1yI1-19t2
n already under contract. Early III
June dealers from big citiee and from
pisces neAr Detroit Waited the city
and contracted for moro than threes
fourths 0f the years output,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

The of1cerx AZ the vfr3inia State
AMtOmObilN AstOciAtfon are; Rrentsn
Heiyin. AZ RtchMnnd. pfesident: I. ii.
1efxteller. OF Hnau0iks, Arat vise-
pfpe&dent; NJ. a. Post. III Newport
M&wS, second ytc@-presfden&: Ahhptt
Norris TX Nprfoik, third vtOe-presi-
dent. q 3. Harke1. az. Lynch bury,
fourth vaca-preafden FuImer
B4fxht, n. ~. of Richmond, nth v4ce-
president: Otis M Aifriand, III Rich
m0nM eecrEtAry and treasurer.
Crabs d Gf~te AsaDcla8fon. u
The auf1nubtle clubs 4ff1iiated With
And memheks az the vfxRinia 6tAtA
ioEn: II
Roanoke Automo5ile Associa ton
III g. Elliott. praGtd6nt: Charloo ".
Afuek secret4ry ana txeAarrar.
PantnAuJA Autnsn 06tl6 Club. New !.
port NewA,. vA.~~y M. NtSk. pxAaf-
tt4a1urer sgs. 81 s.s.
IIdssAtsr Ap.ea M csa.s ~
'fo1k IN. NJ. n. WA m = ~ Ikasatt ~;
~ Younx. seeres1ry anA ~ a1xeg.
% x4yneh6urW Autas 1a Cslln H.
HerkaTs prA1tAent; JohA Nv. Carroll
~ ~. aeofHtory and 1reasuxer.
Riehmond Automobile Club H0r-
ace 8. HAYES. preeidenf; II. Crim
Peek, secretAFy md TREASURER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-08
BELGIUM IN WAR MOVE
Military PRECAUTIONS CAUSE
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG
PEOPLE.
Garrisons Are Strengthened to Pre-
serve Line II France and
Germany Fight.

Liege, Belgium.-An intense sensa-
ton has beer created among the Bel
gian people, especially neal the boun-
daries OF France and Germany, by
the military precautions which are be-
ing put into effect by the Belgian
government.
A secret military council was held
at the villa Of Lieut.. Gen. Hellebaut,
the minister of war, at which the
commandments Of all the frontier de-
lenses were present. The conference
was called to consider measures to
preserve the neutrality Of the coun-
try In case of wal between France
and Germany.
Great military activity has bee in
evidence during the past two years.
Large supplies of shells for the from
tier forts and rife ammunition have
been sent forward, and additional bat
teries of artillery and ra pid-fire guns
have been shipped to reinforce the
posts on all roads leading to the Ger
mar frontier.
Specific instructions, 1t is under
stood, have been sent to the command
ers of troops concerning the blowing
up of bridges and the destruction of
railways should war break out.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-09-08
BEATTIE CONFESSED, SAYS KIN
Accused Virginian's Cousin Paul Gives
Damaging Evidence Against
Defendant at Trial.

Chesterfield Courthouse. Va.-Paul
Beattie, cousin Of the man now on
trial for his life in connection with
the murder of his young wife, made
his effort to send Harry Clay Beattie,
Jr., to the electric chair.
Without the least hesitation Paul
Beattie declared that Harry Beattie
had himself said that he killed the
bride Of a year This testimony Gre
ated a sensation not equaled since
the murder Of Mrs. Beattie.
The prosecution sprung another sur
prise when it introduced as a witness.
without warning, Mrs. R. v. Owen.
mother of the slain girl.
In a taxicab, the arrival Of which
was timed to coincide with the mo-
ment Sheriff Gill exhibited in the
courtroom the clothing worn by Beat
tie on the night of the murder. Mrs.
Owen appeared and took the witness
stand.
Prosecutor Wendenberg questioned
Mrs. Owen as to her knowledge of the
domestic life of the Beauties and
brought out a point intended as ele
vant to the alleged motive for the
murder, namely that Beattie's physi-
cal condition. due to dissipation. had
caused much u]niappiness TO his wife.
The witness said that Oh the night
of the murder she had cautioned Mrs.
Beattie not to go out alone with her
husband.