davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sober Giien6abnbeamter iuiro tob.
inftig.
Pittsburg, Ba., 30. WtGrs.

Siher nit giiemen eeiefeIt muroe
9idinion Wtc.a litter, Der Der Super.
intenoent Ser @b!eagoGerminaI .8ohs
iein lou, bier aus eiriem 3uae Der
8anbonole.sGnbn gebraht nno mad,
hem ct. sSraneis-SoipitaI beforoert,
naboem 5fpei ieiner 5reunoe uno go.
Ii5ifren eiuen adnpf nit ibm beitan-
oen botten. @s beiBt, oab Serr SEC.
4uiiter in 8eieIlihaft BON S. Wf
esoroon ui1o SSobn 6. Sans BON gbt-
cogo bon genannter Staot nad Sor.
risburg iintertuegs mar. NIs Der
3ug iih 5fpiihen Columbus uuo
8enniion, s., befano, iou @caniiter
tobiiihtig geporoen iein itno bic eIef.
triihen 2ihter in ieiner Sonoer.
abtbeiIung aerIt0rt baben, ioooB 4qes
ounfeI mar, uno Deriuft boben, aus
Dem sSeniter 81 fprtnger, nobel man
Ieiner aber getDabr puroe. gr lief
oaraltf in cine 9oilettenfamIner, mo-
er iit) einriegelte unb NO er blieb,
bis Der 3ug in 8ittsburg einIief. En.
IisiIten puroen berbei gerufen uno
Mcaaiiter ipuroe iiberlpoItigt. g8e.
Der er nod Ieine fSrellnoe maren per.
Iest tporoen. e5 beiBt, oab iein gu.
Itano iib iebr eebeiiert babe, nahoem
er eine rltbige yeadt perbrnht bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Eahrrate nnaeiesIidl.
ct. 2ouis. Ro., 20. N1r1

III. SouIF, Wtp.s ~. Dtut6.
Gas9unoeS0iitrift bns
bier in Sieung lit. bat Den GrnbaIts.
6eiebI beitdtigt, Ser Der etipa einein
sStsahr pom 9unoesoiitriftrit)ter Soof
eriniien Duroe, uno es oem Staot
SfIaboma perbietet. Die 3lpeieentpai-
iagierrate ooer bic GrmdBigung Der
sSrahtraten 81 er5pingen. Dos ZIP.
peIlgeriht 1T Der gluiitt, onB bic gr.
3tDingling oieier Rate elmer aonfis.
fation oes 9abueigentbums gIeih
tdme uHo oaber ungeiesIid lit.
gtit oieier Gutideioung 1T ober
Ser aompf 5Diihen ben beioen Bar.
teien nod niht B. gnoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sl6War56dn0er.
Sn 9aHias Sitp iuerOen uier Stale
nsr inter Der sIRflaar, oeR itaI.
HOIisiften &aimO ermOroet sn
babeu ieiteeHOmmen.
RaimO fannie @sbeimuiiiie.
aanias Sin. @lo.. g. @2ar8.


Ssn einem fIeiuen 3inln1er in ei.
mem Saus 0es itaIienilfen 8ierteIs
perbafteten @5ebeimpolisiiten orei
SstaIienec, Die nit Der Grmor0ung
BON Soiepb &aimo. eines itaIieni.
lden Eoli5iiten, 81 tbun baben iollen.
Iie BolBei beballptet, oob Die 2rei
elmer g hfparjbanobanoe angeboren.
Die nud) fiir Oie grmoroung Ser
SsStalienerin 5rau 8altlina Hi3olla
oerantlportlih lit, 6eren 2eide am
IA 9e5enlber letten ,Sahres aeiun-
0en luurOe. SSH 0em 3inuler, no Die
GrItgenanuten ieit9atoniIHen MIR.
oen, fanOen Die 9oli5ilten oTtiSdueB.
geuebre, Die oeren obnIid) eben, Die
nebelt Der 2eidle oes ermoroeten go
li5iiten gefun0en iplir0en. &ainlo
mlr0e, iple bebamptet miro, ermor-
set, neil er 5ll Diel iiber Die Yl0ne
Der 'Sdppar5en @an0 lpuBte. Iain1o
muBte. baB oie Sdapor5b1n0er es
auf i'm abgeieben batten unO ermor.
tete ieinen Too Don Sag 5il Gag. @r
tpuroe ieste gtoht. lp6bren0 er iih
ouf Dem Seinhpeg befano, nieoerqe.
idlolieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Gtnbent ais gabenbieb.
eesthoco. q. q. e. 9

e5TDGed, 9f. ~, Ao. Dtar3.
81. Z. SeffIin bon gaefu gorf, elm
Stu0ent Der Cornell llniperiitGt.
miro beihuIoigt. 2ooenbiebit1ble be.
gangen su baben, un0 oerifGeoene
aaiifIeute ba5en 8dftbqfeble aegen
ibn ernirft. 6efflin lit BON ser
lfltiDeriitdt ousaeitoBen fpor0en
i.no fol.nte Don ben geamten,
Die ibn oerbaiten poGten, nidt nui.
eeiun0en iDerOen. 9or ieinenl Ser.
idJDinoen beidndoigte 9effiin rod
5fDei ieiner aonlnlilitonen. Die duf
Elm e5abr iuspeH0irt uuroen, oeren
glnmen ober ron ben gebor6en qe.
heim aebolten Der0en. Sssn eSolqe
eines geifIagennbnlebefehIs ipeagn
idluIoiaer a1iiethe e1toedte man in
Sef7lins @o5n1ing cine Guontitdt
@aareH. bic aus perid)ie6enen Ga.
cen itannteu. Gr legte oarauf Der
Observation-Disclosures ein gefenntniB
al. Ger @ert6 ser geitobIeneu
@aorea Ioa fid5 AR $1,000 belaufen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Nerfluiirbige @eidlidlte.
ct. 2ouis. No., %. Nldr3

5rau @ao 8ulh bat 6os 9eita.
ment hires Runnes Biaiom guid
an9eiodten. Sn oem Iesteren bat Der
@otte erfI1rt, ooB er ieiuer Satin,
bic feline 5lDeite 5rnu mar. nidts per.
made, neil iie NIT linn einen Ser.
trag abgeibloiien bdtte, Dap lie iid
mad ieinem Gooe to0ten tuiiroe. Ges-
balb mare es aIio unnotbig, Sab er
ibr ettuas oermahte. Die 5rau gibt
su, baB Der gertrag gemaht mnroe,
inat aber, oaB ibr @otte i6re @iufpil.
Iigung oa3u nit norgeboItenem Ha.
ooluer er3punsen bate uno oaB lie
nitt bic a5iift aebabt bate, Sen
gertrag 81 erfiiaen. guih ieiner.
ieits bate ebeuioas beriproden, lid
ielbIt gu to0ten, wenn ieiHe Grau 3u.
crit jterben iollte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Siieiiges 2eidenbesananik gcpInnt.
ytelp 9lorf. 29. Np}1ra.

@s meroen @orbereitungen fir ooS
2eideubeadngniB Der 0pfer Der
@ranofntaltropbe in Dem @e6duoe
Der EriangIe &aiit So. getro'fen, al
Dem lib etfpa 10000 @erionen be.
tbeiIigen ioIen. Die 2eihen ioaen
ndditen Montag burh Die StraBen
geleitet peroen an Der Spite elm
.Gbor bon 20 SGngeru Der SSuoiifeu
'@boridnger 8ereiniging, oenen Ole
900 gngeltellten Der SriongIe @aiIt
Co., nelde bem 600 enteingen, iols
gen. 9lue @eluerfidlaftIer 0ep 9orf8
lino oufgeforoert, iid an Dem 2eihen.
begongniB, Oas Elm Groteit3ug ner-
Den iol, 5u betbeiIigen. IS lit ge.
plant, 0nB Die 9ro8eiiiou an bem
tbeiIueiie 8eritorten Babrifgeb1ube
porbei sieheu ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
SdiftsmGnnidJaft in 2ebenssefabr.
8aibington, %. W2GrB.

2S Mann Der 9eiasung oes Dam.
piers q. e. 2ufenbah~, bon gtelu
gorf, Ser s Neilen BON 4ep @eit aui
Oen @rulo geiaifen lit, befinoen iid)
in 2e6ensgefabr, lno oas 6Iottenonti
lit INN 0iIie gebeteu noroen. Der
3oatutter 06orparo" baIt iib in Der
gtdJe oes 0ompiers ouf. gr bat ge.
meIoet, ooB oos Sdiff oerloren iein
mag, menn niht baIO Silie fomrnt.
Man iudte pergebens mittelS 6un-
feuoepeideu oeu 3oufutter .Damac.
rdtu" ob5uIongen Der oeny 5orporo"
bel oem giettungs1uerte unteritiiseu
ioiite. Die 6lottenitatiou in aepMeit
erbieIt Die Srore, oaB Der SdIepp.
oonpier nWloiiaioit" ale mosIide
SiIie leiiten iollte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
aomplimente.
gittsburA 9a.. %. Mars.

gittsburg ga, 20. gldrs.
@dbreno ser Sieuug Der aobIen.
ardberoeleqaten ees 5. 9atrifts, Der
0as Qtttsburger Gebiet nmlhlieBt.
mur0e Ser alsIdeioenoe 4rdiioent
oes internatlonaleu Stoblengraber-
perbonoes, 2erpis, Don mebreren 8e-
sperfid1aftsbeamten ihori angegrilfan.
Is fielef ausoriide ipie 2unlpeu uHo
Boaabouoen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
llnsnffieosns .g.erbraner.
QouisbiQe, ap.. %. QldrB

3'peitauieno beige 9ierbrouer
oroben nit einem Streif, menn if.
men bis ndditen Sonitag nidlt cine
fiinipro3ertige 2obn3uIoQe 6erpiligt
miro. Die slrbeitgeber boben oie fSor.
oerung rliu0rpeg ab9eidlagen. 0ie
&erhn1iollngen 5lpiihen ocn bei6en
Barteien iperoen ieooh am Sreitag
uno fSamitag fortaeiest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
60 snt hat iidl Oieies Snftitut 6eim
srlteH %criHdl jeiuGbrt, Das es
ansgeSebHt iuiro.
ID er GOIOueI4.
n6r" bait in Sun ;SraneiseO cine
MeSc, in Der er mi oen a:paopolen
nnS 0rnbidlern ins 8eridDt srbt.
GnssenGsim & So.
8ui6iltaton. 2s. Wlar3.

Der @eneraIpoitneiiter 0itd)tod
bat As meitere Goitdntter in ebenlo
oielen Stonten oa5u ouSerieben, ais
3ueise 0es Observation-Disclosures,
oas probepetie cingciiibrt uoroen lit,
Su illnairen. @S linO mieoerum
baupti0hIid) iolhe Ortidaiten ae.
tpdhlt norOen. oie cine Iturfe ans.
I6nOiid)e 9eonIferung baben, oa sic
Gusldneer nebr oIs oie ginbeinti.
iden enei9t iino, ibre GriparnilIe I'M
Sauie anijlibeluuhren, anitatt in gri.
batbanter 5u oeponiren. oie lie iiir
uniider boIten Die meme 8oltipor.
bont in SlliHois wip6 in Ga Saua
iein, in Slloiana in @arp. in g8is.
coniin IN 9IibIauo un0 IN @tidisan
III Srompooo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sf,iuiHSel anfqeSeft.
Son gorf. % NPdr,

artbur Roie. Elm reider aIeiNr.
idbrifant oon gtepart. g. &, 1T I'm.
ter Der Anflage oerboftet tporoen, bic
3ultoesrealerung su beifJuinaeln
neriutt 5u babeu. inoem er nh nit
Charles $. 5urniou. BEN gpfcIsrf
III b:eiigen 9ager6dus oes sSn0ioner.
Sierstes 0erlftDer. cine aHsahI Sitter
Rieioer, DsItls Die Snipetton poIfirt
hatteHg oIrh biaise g3aare sn er.
ieseH Gs heIE:: odB oerartige
SdrDiHoeIs!eH iest eyobrgn uorge.
uommga DHrSen, aud Igtens aRoerer
2ieferenten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Gin gccflteaf Die MOrourIad)e.
Gincinnnti. Ohio. 29. M21ra

OIHIIHHuIT A0IU, -. Wldr5.
@dbren0 zines @orttpehiels roe.
gen Der 8or5ii9e eines 8eellteafs.
oas Der 6leiidler aOam gedman fl.
por8iigIit 'erfldrte, mabreno Soiept
Grburu bebouptete, es lei 5u fett
fam es gu Sdlogen HloeIid) erarift
8edmaun ein 5diddtermeiier mi
itieB es ieinem @eener in Die 8rult
Der ouf Der Stelle to0t umianf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
dlaoenfener.
ct. Clair, Waib., 2s. Wedrs.

St. Clair, Wih., q. Wldr3.
9as @ebalpoe Der &. a. @hiting
& Co., nit einem 2deer BON Shnitt.
umo MaterialpoureL melhes bon
@eorge $. 2ittle geeianet ipiro, lit
bon einem 8rprpoe gGn3Ii9 5eritort
moroen. Sfaoen etpa $4,000, mo.
BON $25, 900 narth @erlidlerung ge.
oedt iino. Omar .. Cope mo BaI-
ter u. Deoantier. ole in einem be.
nohbarten @ebdiuoe, AZ oas eine
einitiir3enoe Mauer fiji, idIiefen. ent.
gingen nit fuapper Jtotb lem Qooe,
in6em ibre @etten iinter Den 3riim.
merH begrcben mur0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Bier ;siidler ertrunfen.

prince ,Sre0erif, Di0.. 28A Wldrj.
gier s5iiher faH0en III ser Gbenia.
peote San in Der ged6e oon Blunt
goint, in ben 8sden ibren 1oo,
inoem i6re 2ounh fenterte.
gle paren tros 6es Sturmes mil
nod 5nel aamernben binaus in bic
Wan srgan9eu, i'm ibre ytese 3u
esea. 9lIs Der Stnrm nnfduoou.
minOea Buei BON linen dngitlih unt
tebrten an bic aiiite 8uriid, un6 ret.
.e.<n 10 Igr Seben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
9utbIeioeuoe @srifamer.
8aihington, 27. Wdrs.


oyn 9eantportung zines appeas
6es 9rigaOegenerois 9liB. in Gan
Dieoo, Sal, um unterItiieung iiir
oie uotbleioenoen sSliihtIinge Der
merfaniid}en GeDoliition in ltnterfl.
ljfornien, 1ot oas AmerifauIihe Ho.
fhe streu5 $1,000 an Sen. gliB ge.
idn6t. lie erIpdbnten iSliiHttinge.
oarunter 45 ,Srauen un0 etipd 120
ainoer, befinoen iidl in ben Bergen.
eispo 35 Nieileu pom Con Diego emf.
Ierut. Cine 4btbeilnHg amerifaniidjer
gruppen befInoeH lid bort uno lei.
ften iooiel 6ilfe 'pie unter ben gegeH.
tuartlgen llntitanoen geteiltet meroeu
fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
9ampferfapitGm pernnslndt.
g2elppOrt gserps, Ga., 29. Mar1

gtelpp0rt yfeTps, Bn., %. DIdr5.
Ropitdn 6briitin Ge0erion, ser
Rommdnoelu oes oaniiden Gam.
piers ,Grornin9 Olga" Der bier NIT
Ser sSIogge alf Salbmait eirIief
uuroe pon elmer gtieienrpoge bon Dem
GromenaoenOed geid)Ie':oert uno ouf
Ser Stelle getootet. Oas llnglad ge.
id1ob am "a Wtar3. Ger gernite
hattie einen Gfd0elbrah erlitten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Gin @erndlt.

@aIpeiton, 2eras, 90, Wedr3.
@s beiBt bier. oaB oos 8aIbina.
toner arieesamt nie gLbiiht bat
5pnn8ig aorpognieen 9iiitenortiqe'
rie nod 9onolulu gu ienoen unt
5lpar ioide pelde lid nun in oitIider
Saienorten beiinoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Size iueitcrc slnflase.
gIeiu Dort, %. Wl1r8,

esoiepb 9. Reid)ninsR, Ser friibere
9ralioent Der eingegangenen GarHe.
aie 9ruIt Company, lit bon ben
@robgeidNuorenen angeflagt NOR.
Sen, lesteu 5jcr0it pdientlih einen
falidRn 9lu5meis iiber Den @eihdfts.
itano oes s5nitItuts begIaubigt gu ia.
ben. Heihmann, Der neulidl einen
Gdllogamaa ertitt, erfIdrte iih nidjt.
id)u!0ig ST muroe unter $4,000
9lrgifait geiteQt. s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Ssear0 bat Icine SelObnnna.
Maihinaion. 29. Wl1rl

Sn auerfennung ieiner &er0ienlte
I'm bie Gntoedung 0es 3or0poIS
muroe beute 9lobert 6. RearD, ,ein
3ioilingenieltr in Der Totte NIT Dem
&ang zines 9tear-9L0miroI5 oerob.
idneoet" Die gerIeiN,ng oes so.
tentes oatirt pom 6. glpril 1909, an
uelhem Gage 8earp nngeblib oie
@nroedung madte 0ie @ef0roeruua
purOe pom aongreB oorgeuOmmen.
9tIs 0tear 9l0nliral d. 8. erbdlt
Bearp cine SSsobrespeniipn BON
$4,000, ais aapitait, lpeIden Rang
er norher bate, bate er sallr S5 900
erfyalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
GrapfurOsbille bleibt ,trOdenn.

Grapfor05oille, sSnO., 20. UtGr3.
Qieie Staot. Der Sib bon Mont.
gonerp Gountp mo oes @nbai6 Sol.
lege, entid)ieo lid bel Der 2ocal Op.
tionpabI nit 1873 Stimmen 03ehr.
belt gegen ole @ieoereinfiibrung Der
Shanfmirtbihaften. 0os Qan3e
Gountp lit idon ieit gernumer Seit
atroden".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sies Ser GrprefseieIlidaften
0es Moine8. 9iolpa, 81. Wl0r,

Oes Wfolne5, Solpa, .. War3.
Der 9unoesridter Snitb Olcgber.
Jon bat gegen Die itaatIihe giienbabns
fomniiiion einen tenpor1ren Gin
bnlts6efebI erloiien, Der es ibr perbie-
tet, Die BON ibr augeoronete burd.
ibnittIide @rmdBigung in 0en @r.
preBrdten in arait 8u ieben. Ser Gin.
bnItsbeiebl miro oomii begruuOet,
oob Die @rntdBi9ung 10 groB lei, bab
lie oos @eifoit Der oopon betroiie
nen grpreBgeieIlihoften in oieiem
Staot ruiniren tpiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
seuu.SuIfoE OOrlage aeIdlnasu.
Golur5us. Gbio. %. Wldr3

NLs4t.llIt+@f @-FsJ.UF 20 -ItA!i75.
Die 1ean ,yuItonbla, meihe
5td6en uon 1000 ooer mebr e1r.
DobHern oas Redt oerIipb. unabbdn-
ala oon Dem Rat 6es Gountns, in
osm iie-iih tefinoeH. sii eutideibsn,
o5 lie SfdHtDirtihaften fpiinihea
oSer nsdt. tDuroe n Aboeoroneteu.
bGas nit so gegsn 56 SNmgngn 0er,
Dorfea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sin 9orSat6eimuii,.
8ortIan0. Gre. %. Win.

SSn ben @eitriipp elmer gauItede
In Der AZ. Strnbe IN einein oitli6en
8orort 8ortlanbs mur6e Die Geihe
eiHes nehleeflei6eten etlpd f5iGbri.
gen glaohens peiunoen. aaaen.
idleinIif Iieat Elm 9erbrehen Dor, oo
Der S6doeI Der &o0ten eingeidlageu
lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Sine (sbetraa6oie.
geapoIeon. Cho, 20. Ndr5.

g1dp0IeoIl, AEto, %. Wfdr5
Ser 70ldbrige s .Wotter, Elm fritbe.
rer gSaunler, DIR iidl boben altsrs
peaen SIR glihe aeieet bate, eridoB
friihmorgens ieine Satin uno iagte
lih oaun eine SfrotEooung in Die
Rrnft geioe @atten iDdren ouf Der
sfaa FOOT. Gle hdtten iid neuIih
reaen Der IheIIung Thres gieen.
tbums qeitriften. unO Dies if,eint bic
geranlaihFngl sur I9at geDeien 5u
lin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
anse6lidJcr SefranOant beseht
eselbitntoro.

Illi5fo9ee, Itla., q. Wtar3.
6. 81. gefbner, aaiiirer Der gant
BON 3ufia in EliIia. Ofln., Der felt
5ebn TGgen berniBt wuroe, erifoB
I'D iriIb giorgens aui einem 9abn-
sna nabe SdfionDiIle, JIa.. ME etns
bier eingetroffene 8epeide nteI6et.
1eltbners g1iifer ioaen enien 5eslbe.
tra9 aufsugIieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Nebr S1yenerupier.
9turorn. W2o 27 W}0rl

Auroro, DO, q. Dfnr].
Or. 2. 6. Eesris, Elm befunntsr
ssrst. f1nS nut ieinen uier Stinoern
Den 1oo In oen STammen, Die ieir
sdus, oas orei Wseilen iii0oitIi9 our
Bier Iiegt, seritorten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-04-02
Ibaefhau.

Ct. Saul, 0tinn, 90. M6r3.
Die SfraleritimmredtporIag mur.
DC bonn Staatsienat nit 80 gegen 80
Stiin.asH perrporfen.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
Union Pacific Road
Completed to Gering

GERlNG, Neb.. Nov. S,-(Speelal.)-
Union Pacific track was completed TO the
,ity limits Monday afternoon and Tues
lay noon reached the station grounds. 4
small jubilee was held this afternoon
when the steel passed the station site,
but the celebration proper Is fixed for
December ], when arrangements OF an
extensive character are being made 70
commemorate the event a passenger
train, the first over the new North
Platte-Oeyirg extension. viii run up spe-
oial from North Platte on that date. Sew
eral oxen viii be barbecued and in yari-
lus ways the public win come In ana par
take OF the hospitality of the occasion.
The completion OF the Union Pacific
into this place marks the end of a period
Of strenuous waiting which has covered
moro than twelve years from the time
when IL was first made known that the
line would be built. II is intended as a
cutoff for the main line, between North
Platte ana Medicine Bow. saving more
than forty miles besides running on an
almost perfect water grade. Although
the company has never officially stated
that such Is the intention. Il Is well
known fact. and Il is believed here tina,
the cutoff will be pushed 20 completion
within the next year. Risht-of-way {;
already purchased. the twenty odd miles
lying between this point and the wy,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09


gainful occupations should be repealed
because II prevents many a child from
getting the amount OF exercise which he
would otherwise get
He advocated medical inspection In the
schools, declared that remedial defects
were responsible Tor a great deal of the
retardation among school children and
maintained that the teacher and physi-
clan should work together in the interests
OF the child.
Or. IL. X. Wolfe OF the University of
Nebraska amazed his hearers 'by declar-
Ing: THE normal child Is neglected by
teachers because they are so busy sky
larklnE with the few who have been
sighted by nature. The 20 per cent odd
ducks are so much more interesting than
the so per cent normal children that the
latter are slighted."
He made plea for a more flexible sys-
TEN in education In order that children
Of all degrees Of efficiency may receive
adequate attention in his paper on '"The
Relation Betwe6n Physical Welfare and
Mental AttaiHpent." and concluded that
on the whole the mind is dependable for
It's results on the bodily health
a. Il. Fisher, superintendent Of Aurora
schools, was elected president OF the as.
sociation for the coming year. Miss
Hulda Peterson OF Holdrege, superin.
tendent OF schools in Phelps county, was
chosen vice president. Miss Clar,
Mackin, principal Of Nebraska CiD
schools, was elected secretary
The Omaha High school Glee club
| under the direction OF Walter B. Graham
sang,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09

antendent OF public instruction, 20 Chris
topher Kuster. democrat. and member Of
lhe Board OF County Commissioners, q. s.
Handusky. democrat. reelected
Z ST. PAUL. Neb., Nov. S-(special. y
Howard county. complete, gives: Hamer,
80: Letton. 7s9; Rose. 7SS; Dean. i.O4s;
Stark. i.Ois: Haller 7ae, Lyford, 7SSl
KNAPP. I.o4s; Miller 1905; Han, 1s5; Har-
man. 1904.
y l., UP CITY. Neb., Nov. s--(speeal
Telegram. fisherman county, complete,
eives Hamer. COS; Leiton. t0o; Rose, $50;
Dean. ca; Oldham. tei; stark, 5oa; Haller,
tl7: Lyford. 5.si; Knapp, 5si; Muller. $50;
Hall 6S7. Harman. 62T.
CENTRAL CITY Neb. Nov. s,-(spe-
rial Telegram. )-Morrick couaiy complete
and official gives Hamer, a69; Letton
htS: Rose. sg7. Dear. sea Oldham. 7s0
STARK. 7Gs: Halicr. a03; Lyford. sf2; Knapp
$50; Miller, ssE Han, tO42: Herman. T7S
lclliott. ss7 stephens. e50,
COLUMBUS. Neb., Nov. S-(special
Telegram )--Piatte county gives the dem
ocrats majority of about $50 stephens
majority Is pretty close to 700 The exact
flgunes win not be known until after the
official canvass tomorrow.
HASTINGS. Nob.. Nov. 7.--Cspeclal Tel
egrani) adams county republicans have
tlected their onti1e ticket by najorities
hanging from 200 20 900 and Il ls the big
gest republican victory IN fifteen years.
FREMONT. Neb.. Nov. 7--Gspeeial Tel
gram.)--The Second and Third wards OF
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
TUITION LAW is RIDICULED
Iowa superintendents Say the New
Statute is a Failure,
WILL ASK FOR AMENDMENTS
President seerIey of state Normal
school Addresses Educational
Council on Needs of
schools.
From a staff Correspondent

(fTom Staff Correspondent
DES MONIES, Nov. S-(specal Tele-
lgram.)-At the sessions OF the county su-
| perintendents' section Of the State Teach
ers' association held today the new tut
ton law OF Iowa was ridiculed and de-
rided as a failure. According 10 the intent
OF the law, tho rural school pupils who
have gone as far as possible In their
home schools may enter the nearest high
school and have their tuition paid by the
school district. The county superln-
| tendents report that In many instances
the requirements for entrance to high
schools are such that the rural school
pupils cannot enter and therefore the
law Is not working well. A committee
will be appointed to try to secure amend
ments 10 the law 20 make II more work.
able.
The state association proper will open
tomorrow President Seerley Of the
State Normal school presented tonight to
the educational council program for
improving the schools OF the state In
cIuding more school taxation and &
demonstration school in every county.
Drake students Rebel.
Students OF Drake university are up in
arms over tho latest order OF the dean OF
tho women students to the effect that
the girls az the foot ball game must be
more decorous and not indulge In yelling
ana demonstration. At a meeting OF the
girl students the new orders we're given
out The women had prepared to do
an immense amount Of roofing at the
game Saturday and may refuse to obey
tho order.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
Girl is Married
at Bedside Of Her
Dying Father

MASON CITY. Ia, Nov. s--whlle her
father, near death, listened to the cere-
mony under the influence OF stimulants
adminltered TO revive him from uncon-
sciousness. Miss Beatrice Clark was mar
ried at her home here today 10 Walter
Mccarthy Of sapulpa, Okl. The ceremony
had been postponed several times during
the morning hours. while physicians
worked with the patient, whose death is
expected any moment.
A. 3. Clark, the father, is the county
auditor He has been III for many
months OF a fatal disease, but no ex.
pressed the desire that his daughter might
wed before his end came. A minister
was called today and after several at
tempts the ceremony was performed.
The bridegroom is the son of Superln-
tendent Mccarthy OF the Frisco railroad,
whose headquarters are at sapulpa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ANY
ONE---TRE GREAT KIDNEY REM
EDY NEVER DISApPOINTS

A few years ago / was troubled with a
complication Of kidney and stomach all
ments and although 1 tried two or three
different doctors, l was unable TO obtain
a cure. Having heard a great deal about
swamp Root, ! decided TO give Il a trial
and purchased a one-doilar bottle OF Mr..
Alexander, the druggist. From the be-
ginning / could notice O change for the
better and after taking eight bottles OF
your medicine, l felt entirely cured and
have not had any trouble since.
Had began using swamp-Root sooner.
/ would have been a few hundred dollars
70 the good and saved myself a lot OF
suffering.
You may use my testimonial any time
you wish. Yours very truly.
CHARLES +. HARRIS, I
go Sixth 81. Marion, Iowa.
! certify that Charles T. Harris signed
the above testimonial In my presence.
being first duly sworn 10 the truth there
OF, this the 18th day OF July, 1903.
ID. r. Kinloy. ]. Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09

RALEIGH. n G., Nov 7.-Postofflce
Officials today denied that a package
containing $4,000 had been stolen last
week while Il was en- route from hero
10 New York but admitted such a theft
occurred four months ago. The package
containing the money was fully insured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
This Shampoo Will
Prevent Badness

Badness" writes Mrs. Mae Martyr,
IN the Boston News, ''ls frequently traced
70 injurious shampoos. Soaps and mix
lures containing free alkali have tend
oncy to rob the scalp OF its necessary oil.
This causes a dry, harsh, Itchy eondl-
tion. dandruff appears and the hair-fol-
licles are deprived Of sufficient nourish-
ment. then the hair becomes brittle and
falls out.
"A delightfully."- soothing ana cleansing
shampoo can be had with plain canthrox,
teaspoonful OF which dissolved In a cuI
of hos water is plenty for a thorough
cleansing Of hair and scalp, This dis
solves dust and dandruff and exeitas the
tissues "a healthy action; rinsing leaves
the hair and scalp wonderfully clean
Canthrox shampoos win make strlngy,
hfcless hair soft. fluffy and lustTous
even encouraging a bOaHtiful growth
Adv.