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The broad ax., 1911-12-16
HARDWoRnNe MINISTER.

Rev. W. A. c. Hushss' Splendid Record
at 5aitimors Charge.
Probably no young minister in the
country Is credited with a more sue
cessful record as q pastor than the
Rev. W. A. @. Hughes, pastor Of the
Sharp Street Memorial II. Z church in
Baltimore. he was not thirty years Of
ags when ne was sent 20 the church
nearly seven years ago. he found that
the congregation was 4 large one and
that the church debt was way up In
the thousands.
Besides raising the money to pay OF
the expenses incident 70 the running
Of large church. be has succeeded in
reducing the church indebtedness 20
$1,000 and win pay this year alone
$500 on the principal and win keep
ND the interest. The money TO pay
the various demands Of the congreEa-
ton has been raised by a unique sys-
TEN Of rallies, the planning for which
was done By DR.. Hughes. In one-the
war Of the roses-over $500 was real
lad. A successful rally netting 400,
which was reported during the week
instead Of on a Sunday. was announe-
ed the latter part Of November.
During bis ministry Dr.. Hughes has
received many catering ooes from,
congregations IN other cities. ana ..
movement has already started among
influential members Of his church look
ing 10 his return for the eighth sue
eesstEe year. During his pastorats
there he has been active IN various
civic movements and was one o. the
leaders IN the recent and-disfanehiss-
ment campaign.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

LynehSrS Are Ne RsSpseters Of Person.
The sentiment Of the American PEG
pie knows no bounds. They choose any
time or place to perform any ceremo-
MES which may appeal to their fads or
fancies, says the Minneapolis Cdinn.)
Twin City Star. The lynching Of Ne
groes by white men is prevalent yet
the lynching Of white men by white
men has proved that this lawlessness
Is not born OF prejudice alone, but out
Of q custom practiced by these public
eIecutioners. who disregard the writ
ten laws OF the land and hold justice
as q mockery.
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rha unixsrnal franchise.

A small number Of men sympa-
thizerS took part in the suffragist pa
rade in New York city, among them
several members Of the faculty Of the
Teachers college. One OF these pro-
fessos had the honor Of Leading the
male contingent and OF carrying q
banner.
did you notice" be asked a friend
afterward. what the inscription was
on that banner they gave me to car
UT
NO" replied his friend. You car
ried it as II you were afraid some one
would decipher It."
at read" chuckled the professor,
The men vote-why not weP"-
Success
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THE BROAD AK CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOW
ING NEWS STANDS:

From on and after this date The
Broad AK, can be found on sale at
the following news stands:
A. F. Tervalon, cigar store and
news stand, S004 State street.
George I. Martin, maker of fine
cigars and news stand, IS w. 3lst
St, near State.
R NJ. Harvey's barber shop and
news stand. 1924 State street.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, IS W. s6th St., near
Dearborn.
w. S. Cole, cigars, tobacco and
news stand. "a w. 31st ST., near
. Dearborn.
T. B. Hall, laundry Office and news
stand, II w. 18th St, near State.
Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis, notions, cigars
and newsstand. IS w. Seth ST., near
State.
B. Davis, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 3s3z State ST.
w. N. Maxwell, notions, cigars,
tobacco. CONNECTIONS and news stand,
5244 StNte St
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, s. w. 3oth St.
F. Bishop. cigars, tobacco and news
stand. 8 w 9th St, near State.
Turner Williams barber shop and
news stand. 32s2 State St
Sylvester MeGIofain, news stand
and laundry Office, 4lz7 State St
William Gaushan. laundry Office,
cigars, tobacco and news stand. 2656I
State ST.
Mrs. AdslIa n. White, cigars, to
baceo, candies and news stand 282oI
IL State Sc s
T. S. Harris, cigars. tobacco. no
fions and news stand 500 Armour
Ave- near sIst St.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

Righ speed has been developed b.
a mOnoplana the German inventor Of
which shaped It's wtngs Ike thoss Of
q pigeon.
More than $4,000 worth Of aero
planes were imported into and export
ed nom the United States IN the
months Of July. August and Septem-
Der last.
A patent has been granted In Eng
land to q man who claims be has In
vented an airship that WI be invisi-
bic 1000 feet In the afr. his idea BE-
ing TO coat It with q metal that WI
reject the atmosphere surrounding It.
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CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
TAKES FESLER TO TASK.
His Method Of Labelling Candidates
For once Called Unfair.

The Citizens Association For Civic
Interest In Cleveland. o.. recently sent
the following protest to Secretary Mayo
Fesler OF the City Municipal associa-
ton. in which exception Is taken tO the
secretary'S method Of giving the race
or color Of candidates for public Office:
Dear sir-The undersigned. members OF
the committee appointed By the Citizens
Association For Civic Interests. In compli-
ance with your request are sending in
writing the protest made recently to you
In person The association, composed Of
leading Afro-Americans Of this city. pro-
tests against your labelling as Ne
groes" and ''Colored'' Afro-American can
didates for public once In this city and
county.
First. because this harmful dIscrimina-
don Il done in their case only: secondly.
because there Il no good reason why any
class OF citizens should be 30 labeled or
designated In your reports. II would be
equally unfair and insulting TO 90 Label
or designate Jewish. Irish. German OF
candidates Of other nationalities or classes.
and Jet n this sort Of thing II followed In
The case OF the Afro-American all other
candidates OF the different nstionalitiss o.
elaEsss should Be similarly treated n your
roport1-
II q the mersst nonsense 70 argue In de-
esnsO Of such insulting DISCRIMINATION that
the nAtionRltty or class Of other cAndi-
dates r. Indicated By their namss. There
are many jewish, Irish. German and 9TH
- elass candidates constantly before the
public whose names DO not indicate their
nAttonAlity or class connecticn.
ThsrUforO the Citizens Association Foe
CIVIC Interests protests against such man
tfogtly unfair treatment Of local Afro
American candidates and respectfully ~
quests its discontinuanee.
J. K NICKENs. NJ D., Chairman
REV. H ~. LOWERY.
CHARLES 8. SUTTON, Secretary.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

In Paris white horses are employed
for the funerals Of children or young
unmarried people
A new league has been founded IN
France. entitled The League Against
the Lending Of BOokS-
The wealth OF France. calculated on
the basis OF the private fortunes OF her
citizens, Is stated to have been In 1908
$S1.50oOoo.O00. which represents an
Increase OF $ssO0OO0.Oo0 In the pre-
eeding sixteen years.
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WINES AND LIQUORS
HOLIDAY RPECIALs

HOLLDAM NfEClALs
Oh Orchard Spring Rye, straiGht Pare
whisky, no blend. q real 34.00 value.
this sale. gal szSSi y GAL 49,
Br.as1ssk c::fi.ii., Si.oO Sotiie, Hssr
Coed OId GuekenheImeT Rye. the saze
$500 grade. old and mellow, gal.
e2-ooi = gal. $780, quart. ...eoe
Lextngtsn Clnb BOurbOn, bonded 1873,
OF old Bridgeport Rye. this special
sale. gal. o1e5i y gal. S1-SbJ full
IaDeriaI Moaosran rye 81 OLE yor-
dan Bourbon. two 10 Vt. old straight
Whiskies. no blend. 500 value. this
sale. gal, e1-s& 4 gal. S1.Is1 full
spseisi Vis4s.: foIi .: sisrry, Is ~.
old. imported. soft. mellow wines.
Worth t1.eo. this sale. at. SECT gal.
Co. ~ l:.,.. - S...x 49, ;s..l
Rye. ". old. bonded. fun qt... -ose
BueAananal Blnck md waite. .. SIS
Benen. H0rehouna, Rex anA Rye, i'm
cSoRs. G:ii s::i .. Great w::;ss-
champaEnes. at. 61.IOI pint. exc
ElephaIf BranH Iamaiea Runs. vrtek-
cred bottles. imported. tf-1S bote1.oo
CEl. Hant eauterne.. ~. Sulien Ciarsta,
importsd. GAL Pl.sOI = Sal. eset:
Oil MssSi.ai ays. s;s.i t. ssSsrs'
t9.oo Grade. our price. gal. eI.ess
Santa Marlul1as > star Cal BHnnly,
the IDEAL brandy for an purposes.
$50 value. Tor this sale. gli. o1-aD,
= raj. e1sgol bottle, wired. ~. ;. ne
wired ana SEALED. ei-5B bottle. Sc
ste hsttle AF.lese, eSaaeA - Blaelk-
y 3 HsiIsss ais. o.sssH IN d.; .e -
- ,. 1o.a. - -. =; :, :. :, - -
e Isssi: -: 3. -: A.. 80. =
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

The pot used to call the kettle black.
but what will the fireless cooker say
20 the paper bag9-Toledo Blade.
The hobbIe skirt is now condemned
a. unhealthy. That gives the fashion
new lease Of Hfe.-New York Tribune.
The completion OF the Panama canal
q year ahead OF the specified time VIII
strike the average contractor as almost
q violation Of professional ethics
Washington Star
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Recent inventions.

An attachment has been invented to
make an alarm clock turn on and
light q gas set at a predetermined time
A spade with one edge sharpened
and turned up at a right angle has
been Invented by Wisconsin man
for trimming walks and CUTTERS.
A New York inventor has combined
the desk telephone and electric light
IN one stand in such a manner that
the Hight shade collects the sound Of
the voice and concentrates II within
the transmitted.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Laruaat aanaafrn. rna.

Atlanta, Ca. claims the biggest sas-
safras tree In the world. The tree
stands in the yard Of the First Meth
Odist church and II said 70 be more
than 100 yea3 old II Il seven and
one-half feet IN circumference. my
feet tall and has q spread Of more
than forty feet
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

Fathers have been much maligned.-
@Tn what wayT
About giving suitors the boot. On
three occasions ! have been referred
By a young woman to her father. and
every time found II was for the pur-
pose Of letting me down easy."-Louis-
vile COuFierJournaI.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

whsa ths motorISt's spssd 4 = hot oas
Ths 1udgs ''roastS- him wen tor -
game.
Quite naturally then he b boiling
And thinks Il . Burning shame"
Brooklyn EaglA.
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GROCERY DEPT.

10 lbs. Best GranuIated Sugar with
oroer -....-.-.--.- wv
y brI. sack Rest Hard wheat MInne-
sofa Patent Flour, S1s4sj
y barrel sack. .-...-.....-....8o e
5 Ice pkEn. Best Seeded Raislns. .25e
H.. Prenium Baking Chocolate. .a2e
3 ice pkEn- New EnEI'd Rlineemeat, Use
1 pkg Bakers shredded COeoanut. lee
8 Sc pkEs- CrispO Crackers. Toe
I u. Candied Citron, Lemon OF ORANGE
Peel ......-...--..... ..-sA oe
IBe can MIIeF'a PouItry SeasOnlnE. Toe
i II. can Best Plum Pudding. .1Se
~ II. can DeRs New Orleans Mo
lasses -.................. 'Ioe
3 lee cans Pie Punpkfn. ...........SS e
I5e cane Yankee Baby Solid Pack In
diana Tomatoes. 26eJ dozen. .Sl.zS
soc can CaIIfoFnla Peaches or AprieOts,
in extra heavy sirup4 ale
5 lee cans Country Gentlenan Sugar
Corn. 3bet dozen .eoe
Heart brand Slfted Early June Peas,
can. 16et dozen .elsoo
soe can First Chofee ButfOa Mush-
rooms -.-.---.-.s.....'s -@Se
, lie eana Kidney, Lima, sueeotash OF
stringless Beans, 2oeI dozen. .sI.Is
1se en- Garden GEoWn SPINACH, lsei
dozen .....-.....ss....... .blyoo
z0e can Hart brand FaBey MIeAiEan
1NIe1 -
3 ICE tan cans Pearl EvapornteS MElk,
with premium wrappers. ne
GF1Ren 4 SkeIly Fancy California As
aparaEus. z3eJ dozen. $50
n Enlloa can Les Tr0lx CFeix Pure
virgin Olive OF, SIIs6. pint. .. .see
10 hlrs Johnson's GalvaHie Or D. Z.
Rabbits Eaphtha Soap. see
5 bars p. = q. livery 8oaD. 1900. .11s.
1Be b0t. LAppcneOtt'a TomatO Catsup.10e
3 u. at0le Jar Pare ApDie Butter. .95e
- Stamps with I DOunA Dema Taase
Roasted Coffee, Gel 90 with ~
los. TOT Wv
70 8tnmBa with N. Interlor Baaated
- Stamps WITH n. eur &c Majestic
- stnmps VITA Goe bot. vannla or
Lemon Extract ..-........s..... 1Se
Baking Powder ..-...-........ ne
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chnnn. ~ s.ntin..a

The BASEBALL player whom We cheer
A our own warrior friend each year
Onto another club may 90
And next become our hated foe.
-Washington star.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

Waybum-HaFe you noticed yolF
health improved since you hare ths N
fomobilef
spinnIsy-0h. pei ! think ia haVs
q ane appetite now 4 eould ard -
sat-Neg YORK olo5a
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

EElna 8eisetsA FernGaIe E<ra, SWARM
teod largegt cleanest and best,
candlod and packed in dozen car
tons. same Grade retafied AZ sc and
worth e1e ID. our price AZ. ID. 315ke
Ae1f ElEl1 CEoaRerT BufRer Style
none better churneG. guaranteed
sweet End delicious This sale. ID.
- ID pan. 80. -. -. e1.es
EE1ra Faney CoGa1ry 8fyle Rolln, freah
ohurned ana every roll guaranteed
20 the last ounce EXTRA ouALITHs
worth &c ID eur price ~, Ib-1l5ze
Ia, o1.111 or 10 lb9. o2-f8
nogt Fuu CFoan W18eona1s Chrese,
mud % anerp D. .lo3ke
Ds@els Co. Ae<E1neE cg1aty 81
New Kork sage Cheese. refaflsd az
sc n cur price a. 12s
oe1E1ne Uo1la Cou1ky cEean BrIek
e. 0naat New York HmburEer
Cn9104, ID 141&e
sls n. Hlghalf onalify Swiss Chsess.
-. ....,.. 80 go. :. =. - :. 80 ne.
efooJ - tarU - 80 1sc 1arB at 81
- .l.1laAs 1Alll - IL 5Eo
The broad ax., 1911-12-16

did Algy make q hit at the literary
club7-
Il guess he did. he pronounced
Les Miserables' in a brand new way
and then alluded to it as Victor Her
bert's masterpiece" - Kansas City
Journal
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
MEATS AND POULTRY

sfoekyarda Wholesale Cut Prices.
Hind orn. Veal, Kane Co. MIX Zee, is7
He; leg or loin. ID lie
SEQ LITTLE Pig Hams, sugar cured, 90
s lbs. this sale, ID ILe
The cheapest yet-No. I Beef renee
loins or Fillet Of Beef. 10. .-Ioe
MOTT, Nc. BaeOn, sugar cured, mar
row strips. 4 to s lbs. 10 -Ioe
short Legs Of Mutton, sOuthdo"-
10. ..--...... -. % : /. = =.
Rolled sirIOin ROasts, any size GU SIt,
Fresh Little PIG Hama for roasting,
Country Rendered Lard, Alb. ts 6
net. jar. :. -. -.
Loaa Lamb Chops or English Nation
Chops. 10. -
Hind ora. Fail Lamb, very ehoire,
10. o . . . Q . . o
Baltimore Oyuferu. IarEe cans, ean--2ee
Hnlfbuf Steak. fresh caught, lb... .1Oe
Fuu carload Fre%h Dressed TURKEYS,
Geese and Ducks, lowest prices In
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Just arrived, 4 carloads of Holiday
Fruifn.
Oranges, Sweet suBkiEt. extra lnrEe,
dozen. 3oet medium, 2eeg small. lie
Inlian River, Florida, Grape Fruit,
Jumbos. 8 for .Sse
Smyrna Layer FtEH, d.: .-..tztae
Table Raiaina, box, 05Ee and .1ee
Cranberries, fancy, q1art .lz1ae
Mixed Mats, all fresh 1919, H., 1eet
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Welsbach Cottage Arc

light - the best the market Our proved Cottage Arc
% be candle power light use les than
snts worth Of per hour Ao construction i 90 simple
and durable that positively every part for months
md viii replace brege during period free Of charge
From no other you get much quality % much
light for dollar We giving free Cottage Arc demon
Saon IN homes throughout the city You light prove
our claims before signing order-three paymsn with
gas bills cover the cost Mail postal and get handsoms
Cottage Arc booklet The Peoples Light Coke Company
Peoples Gas Building. Michigan Boulevard
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Facts From France.

Partisan cabmen are by regulation
forbidden to smoke when driving.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Industrial Items.

According to the latest figures. Uncle
Sans farm hand payroll represents
s646.612.Oo0.
India has enacted q law limiting
adults working hours TO twelve q day
and children's to six.
OF e.221.617.Ooo common brick made
In the country IN 1910 the south made
2.S67. $4,000. or something more than
. per cent. and the value Of the
southern production was something
more than % per cent ~ the total
value. $55.219.55I. "a the country.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
Horsss In Spain.

Il has been found In Andalusia that
On hard trips the only saddle horses
surviving extreme hardships and lack
Of food are the Spanish The imported
horses all succumb.
The broad ax., 1911-12-16
BUTTER DEPARTMENT

ne :. an. e. FsIA,s stanDs free
ss e ss.z N sss s'i Ss.ss1 !. 'l''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
DUNDEE MIX GETS IN COURT
Well Diggers Sue for $4,000 Dam
ages for False Arrest.
SUE SHERIFF AND THE BOARD
Arises from Effort to Keep Stores
from the Village Except on
Street Designated by
the Trustees.

Damage suits for $1,000 for false arrest
and Imprisonment and for malicious perse-
cution were started against Sheriff Edwin
F. Bradley and against H. P. LeaYitt ana
other officials of the village OF Dundee by
John e. sager and Harvey H. Sager. well
borers, in district court Thursday morning.
The suits are IN connection with the fight
between DR.. Elmer r. Porter and the Dun
dee officials, who are trying TO prevent his
putting up a store building in the village.
John E. sager asks $1,000 damages OF
H. p Leavitt Wallace z. Shepard. A.
Thomas Klopp. Henry E. johnson, George
H. Gillespie and Ellery H. Westerfield.
Harvey H. sager asks $4,000 damages of
Sheriff Bradley and wallace E. Shepard.
Harvey H. Sager and E. L. Sager were
arraigned in county court Thursday morn
ing on charges OF having well boring
apparatus within ths village limits with
out license. They pleaded not guilty, Their
hearings were set for September 20.
Thursday afternoon the Sagers filed a
second $4,000 damage suit against shepard
ana Bradley making the Lion Bonding and
Surety company, Brailey's bondsman, a
co-defendant. In the hurry to file the suits
Thursday morning the possible liability
Of the bonding company was overlooked
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT
Omaha Man Tells of Reclamation of
Willow River Country.
FRUIT TREES sUPPLANT SAGE
General Agent of Company DiSDosinS
of Land Has Arranged for Fine
Exhibit 20 Be Seen at
Omaha Land show.

What is regarded as one Of the largest
ana most interesting irrigation schemes in
the west is that of the Willow River Land
ana Irrigation company's project at Bro
gan, Ore. The system, which viii be COM
pIeted by the last Of November at a cost
of about 81, 100000 will irrigate $4,000 acres
4. OF land nearly 5000 of which has already
been planted TO fruit. The disposal OF the
reclaimed acres is in charge Of Clinton,
HURT & Co. of Boise, of which Fred C.
Martin of this city is the general agent.
This is the sixteenth project this firm has
taken up and all of them have been dis
posed OF without a dissatisfied home
steader
Mr.. Martin has arranged with the Omaha
Land show mana cement to De represented
a. the exposition of products here in Octo-
Der, and he will have an elegant display
of fruits and grains from the Willow River
valley district This valley is located d.
reetly west of Payette, Idaho, and the
Oregon Short Line runs directly through
the district. The water shed, which in.
sures all the water needed and more flows
from the Burnt mountain district. The
land embraced in the project has already
been graded and fenced and is ready to
receive settlers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
Kennedy Announces
Executive Committee
A. B. Allen of Lincoln is Secretary
and E. R. Quincy of Fremont
Treasurer of Committee.

John L. Kennedy, chairman of the re-
publican state central committee, an
nounced today that he has appointed
Arthur B. Allen of Lincoln secretary and
e. r. Quincy of Fremont treasurer Of the
committee, and has selected the following
executive committee:
neau, Auburn.
Second District-A. w. Jefferis, Omaha.
Third District-J c. McNish, Wisner.
Fourth District-Anton Dredla, Crete.
Fifth District-C. W. McConaughy, Hol-
drege.
Sixth oistrict-N. p. Mcdonald, Kearney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
A Grsat Advantaee 20 worlsing Won.

J. A. Maple. 125 S. 7th ST.. steubenville
O., says: For years I suffered from weak
kidneys and a severe bladder trouble. I
learned of Foley Kidney Pills and their
wonderful cures, 30 / began taking them
and sure enough had as good results as
any heard about. NY baekache left me
and to one OF my business. eXpressman.
that alone is a great advantage. My kid
neys acted free ana normal and that
saved me . lot OF misery. 1t is now q
pleasure 70 work where IL used to be a
misery Foley Kidney Pills have cured me
and have my highest praise" For sale
BY all druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
NEW FRENCH LINE
STEAMER A GREAT SUCCESS
Trial Trip of This New One-CIasS
Cabin QuadrupIe Screw Steamer
Satisfactory in Every Respect.

A eablegram just received from Havre,
France, states that the new quadruple
screw steamer "Rochambeau" OF the Com
pagnie Generate Transatlantique on it's
trial trips, has given great satisfaction.
This is the latest addition 10 the magEi-
fieient fleet OF the Compagnie Generate
TRANSFORMATIONS and Will be a great innova-
ton as it has four propellers two worked
by reeiproeating engines and two by tur-
bines driven by the exhaust steam from
the former.
The "Rochambeau" is scheduled 10 make
its maiden trip from HavTs on Saturday.
September Is. and every psrtn on the
steamer has been sold. Il makes its first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
NEBRASKA RANGERS AT Se.1o
Eight Loads of white Face Reeves
Bring Good Price on south
Omaha Market.

John c. Coffee was on the South Omaha
market Wednesday with eight carloads OF
strictly grass beef, averaging 1,270 pounds
that were sold BY the National Live Stock
Commission company for the handsome
price Of S6lO. the entire shipment realizing
this figure These cattle were all OF Mr.
coffes's own raising and run on the open
range during the summer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
Looking for Two Men.

CLEVELAND, o. Sept. 1.-THE mysteri-
Gus drowning today of Captain Frank G.
Warner, commander Of the Ohio Naval
Militia ship, Dorothea, has caused the po-
lice TO be on the lookout for two civilians
who were with Captain Werner and who
disappeared after giving an alarm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
JOHN W. BLANToN INJURED
Struck by Automobile mt Sixteenth
and Dodge as He Alights
from Car.

John Wesley Blanton, who lives at the
Union gospel mission, was struck and
knocked down by an automobile at Six
teenth and Douglas streets early last
night. Blanton aughted from south
bound car and walked across the street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15

trip from New York September 90, All of
the cabin accommodations are on the upper
deck and nidship. The vessel like all
other vessels Of this fleet. is equipped with
wireless telegraphy and submarine bell
signals
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15

Few, IL any. medicines have met with the
uniform success that has attended the
use Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The remarkable cures
of collie and dlarrhoea which II has ef-
fected in almost every neighborhood have
given it a wide reputation. For sale by
all dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
THIEF CSTCHERS REWARDED
MarI<s and wright Receive $50
Checks for Catching JSeObsen
Jewelry Robber.

The jewelers. Security Alliance or the
United States has given A. Marks Of Omaha
and officer Guy S. Wright each cheek
for $50 for the capture Of a thief last June
who broke into the jewelry shop of j..
Jacobsen in the Douglas block.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15

in front of the automobile driven by 7. j.
O'Neil, 1905 North Twenty-third street,
South Omaha. Blanton was only slightly
bruised and lacerated about the arms and
legs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-15
DisEraceful Conduct

Of liver and bowels, in refusing 20 act, is
quickly remedied with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. CSC. For sale by Beaten Drug Co.