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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Fire Escape Comes
Into More General
Use in This City
Builders Are Showing a More Evil
dent Desire to Conform to the
Rules of Safety.

The Importance OF the fire escape is
gradually being recognized by those who
erect buildings. but there stin remains
large number OF persons who will provide
so-caled escapes merely to keep within
the meaning of the law, caring little
whether or not the fire escape provided
will permit escape in case of an emerg
ency.
1t is the wise builder who is erecting fire
proof structures and who is providing
every possible means OF escape in the
event of fire for in the long run he saves
money on insurance. Besides he demon
strates his estimate of human life, which
is a far greater matter than the mere pro-
lection Of building. a destroyed building
can be replaced, but a human life, never.
Burd f. Miller, who was recently APP
pointed to the office of state architect, and
who is a thorough builder as well as an
| architect, has observed that there are
many fire escapes in Omaha that would
| be absolutely useless in cases of fire
These come only part of the way to the
ground, and were put up merely to KEEP
within the meaning of the law. All of this
! sort of apparatus should be torn down
and the owners of the buildings compelled
to put up adequate escapes.
1T will really take some big accident OIL
a horror to bring the people around to this
vast Importance of the fire escape" says
Architect Miller, and then, of course, Il
will be too late. While everyone will agre,
that the fire escape is an absolute neces
sity, most people will continue to lie
things run along until the horse is stoleI
before putting a paddock on the barn
Such is human nature"
AS a rule architects themselves are tn
greatest advocates of the fire escape, al
ways suggesting them when planning
building of any SIZE but it is not Away
that the builder feels that he can bea
the expense even in face of the fact tina
he would save money on fire insurance
and have a clearer conscience at the sam
time.
There are many kinds of devices on tn
market for escape from burning buildings
For hotels there is a rope device tina
answers the purpose well. Architects de
clare that the spiral chute is probably tn
best thing on the market for public build
ings, such as schools, hospitals and tn
like. All the occupants of burning build
ing have TO do when this form of escap
is provided is to throw themselves int
the chute and the gravity takes ther
gently and safely to earth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

you. is an actual declaration OF the fact
that YOU have a real regard for them And,
as more insurance is being sold each year
in this city, it speaks we'll for the men.
Insurance is sold easily to men Of mod
crate means. 1t can not be sold to hope
lessy poor people and many very rich
men consider that their estate will amply
provide for their families. The average
buyer Of old line insurance is the business
man. The laborer very often is appealed
to by the fraternal societies.
Il have often been asked about the ages
OF the people buying life insurance. OF
course the earlier in life IL is taken out
the cheaper II is and every year the aver
age age Of the buyers Of policies is low
cred. In our company now, ! think, the
average years would be 80 to 81
Omaha is a good insurance town, as the
people are prosperous and broad minded
enough to realize a good investment and a
protection to their loved ones. For an In
vestment the endowment policy appeals to
many, for the man looking for protection,
ordinary life, is the thing TO buy"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Omaha is Very Good
as Insurance Town
More and More is Being Bought Each
Year for Investment and
Protection.

"A man who will not take out insurance
unless he is hopelessly poor is generally
one who is primarily self sh," remarked
w. S. Smith of the Phoenix Mutual Life
company. IF you asked any man in
Omaha If he loved his family he would
unhesitatingly say yes. Yet IL you asked
many man to spend dollar in protect
ing his family he would refuse to do It,
and it is generally because he is selfish
and wants for himself all the money he
makes.
The buying of insurance to protect your
wife and family in case of accident to
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
THE BUFFALO GERMAN INSURANCE
COMPANY

Has a larger Net Surplus and Capital I'm
to its liabiltiesl than any
other American or Foreign Fire Insurance
Company doing a general business In the
United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
NAT MEISTER

which position was handled in connection
with the one held by him with Hastings
& Heyden, and after several years expe-
rience in the field he believed there was
future for a good. live insurance
agency in Omaha, and he then retired from
the active field work and secured third
interest in the Hastings & Heyden In
surance agency, which at that time was
only representing one company, but 1t was
only shortly after that that their business
outgrew the one company and they were
forced to take on more companies from
time to time and today they are represent
ing four old-line companies and are one
of the "wideawake' agencies in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
INSURE EVERYTHING

Fire. Accident, Burglary, Employer
Liability, Elevator, Boiler Plate Glass
cyclone, Hail, Bonds, Automobile lnsur-
ance a specially. We insure on the most
favorable terms, adjust losses personally
and pay them promptly. go,
We are also agents Tor German Ei is
Insurance Co Hartford steam Boiler
Company, General Accident, Fire and Lire
assurance Corporation, WilliHmsburgh
CITY Fire Insurance Company, LLOYD 5
Plate Glass Insurance Company, National
Ben Franklin Insurance Company; Ger,
tificates of these companies pubhshed
elsewhere. Losses paid in Omaha over
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
cEaTIFIcATE OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEBRASKA, OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
LINCOLN. Feb. lst. 1911.

LINCOLN, Feb 1st 1911
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That tho
Buffalo German Insurance Co, OF Buff
falo. in the state OF New York, has COM
piled with the Insurance Law of TINS
state, applicable TO such Companies, ana
is therefore authorized to continue the
business Of Fire Insurance IN this state
for the current year ending January Slst'
1912
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Auditor of Public Accounts, the day and
year first above written
SII.AS r.. BARTON,
tSeaD Auditor of Public Accounts.
c Il. PIERCE. Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

used every means in his possession 70 con-
quer the disease. But again he failed
And thus, that immigrants might live,
scientists died
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
NAT MEISTER'S ACTIVE CAREER
Young Man who Has Made Rapid
Advance in Local Insur-
ance Field.

Nat Meister, now a member OF the firm
Of Hastings & Heyden Insurance agency,
began his insurance career some nine
years ago i'm the office of Russell & Nc
Kitrlck company and in 1904 left this com
pany to take charge of the insurance for
Hastings & Heyden. After being with this
company for three years he was employed
by the Dubuque Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company of Dubuque Ia, as special
agent in eastern Iowa and Nebraska,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

j. H. WILLARD, President
WILLIAM WALLACE, Vice President
w. H. BUCHOLZ, Vice President
WARD M. BURGESS, Vice President
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
RINGWALT BROS,
BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG Established 1884 PhOne-DOug.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF puBLIC ACCOUNTS.
cERTIFIcATE OF PUBLIcATIoN.


LINCOLN, Feb list, 1911.
IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the
London Guarantee and Accident Company,
Limited, OF London, England. has com
piled with the Insurance Law Of this
State. applicable to such Companies. and
is therefore authorized 20 continue the
business Of Accident Health. Liability,
Burglary, Workmen's Collective Insurance
in this State for the current year ending
January 8lst, 1912.
Summary of Report FILED for the Year
Ending December 3lst, 1910.
INCOME.
Premiums 800. $9,S30,5O0.S2
All other
sources .....S 2sA51246 .-...-
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Policy
Holders ......S1, OSs,3lS.s4
payments .S1.496SoSOS .-.
iO'o ADM1rTnD ASSETS sS,iOS,56GSS
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid Claims
and Expenses s 9s5.25t19
Premiums ..S1,OsS,1S7s6
liabilities ..s 2S4,S3Ss7 s2,2s9,77A92
Capital Stock
paid up ......S bOO,OOU,UO
Surplus beyond
Capital Stock
and other
liabilities ....s S2ti9o.O1 : S2tI9o.0l
vitnesgs INV hand ana The S zeal OF n,
| Auditor of Public Accounts the day anC
! year first above written.
SILAS r. BARTON,
! (SeaD Auditor Of Public Accounts
c. E. PIERCE Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Desperate Shooting
pains in the chest require quick treatment
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia. 900 and 81. For sale by Bea
ton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

This is a big day for Tad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

Mouitt gernon, 90. 8 ubt abenos
Seier beg 9eutiden Cages.
Samitag, 7. Sftober, 8orln. 8
bis / 1br Na6m.: 5ieung Ser SEA-
tionol : 8onpention 3 l1br Na6m. (;
gmpfang i'm o0etBen Saule" bon
Dem 9rdiibenten Ser 8ereinigtet
Staaten. s llbr @benos: 8anfeti
inn y@en @iaaro" Sotel.
Sonntosa 8. Sftober. ,8orm. 8
bis l llbr Na6m.: Sibuug Der
National : &onbention. 3 l1bl
Nadm.: 8eli6tielng Ser 4ongreB-
9ibliotbef, &apitol uim. gbenos:
S%nformeGer @mpfang i'm Glubbaus
hes @oibington Saneerbunoes,
Mrton unb Columbia : Surnterein.
Wontag, 9. Sftober. 8orm. 3
ubr Bis 1 ubr Nod)m.: Situns Ser
Notional &onpention. 3 l1br Rod),
mittags: ausflug nod elmer Ger
Sebensmiiroisfeiten in Ser Ndbe
bes 9iitrifts Columbia, s ltbr
@benbs: SdluB &ommers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Cine lunmberbarc Grfinbmms.

Mus Berlin meIoet man: Cine be.
lonoers fir Warinefreiie bo6interei-
iante Demonitration bat Der Niirn-
berger 2ebrer gbriitian @irt ani
benz @anniee peranitaltet, in Dem er
oas bon linn erfunoene Sern-2enf.
boot, oas auf orabtloiem @eee BPM
nfer aus eelenft miro, in Sdtigfcit
norfiibrte. 9err @irtb bate idon
Dor einiger 3eit nit ieiner @rfir.
oung groBes Aufieben erregt, ols
er auf benz befonnten Niitnberger
9usenotei6 bas ourdaus ni6t leiht
gebaute, gu 8ergniieunesfabrten allI
Dem 9ei1 oienenoe Motorbooi
.Brin5 2uomie1 bon Ger fleinen
Bride bonn 2euditurm aus oiri.
girte.
Die Manober auf. benz @annjee
uaren Ole gleiden uno muroen init
elmer graftbeit auseefiibrt, Die benz
3uidauer fait mdrhenbaft ct.
idien. 9as auf bent @alier re.
gungslos obne Siibrer. uno Molll,-
idaft liegenoe Sdiff muroe mic
ourd gebeimnispoue 3auberfrafl
nit ratielbaftem 2eben erfii1t.
SIN 8orb befinoen ii6 Mpparate
bic Die iibermittelte gleftriaitat fir
Den iepeilig getuiinfdten 3iped uni.
formen. 9as bloBe 8eriibren Ell
nes anopfes ODER zines Sajters
genngt, um Die beridieoenartigiten
Betpegungen a1ssuIoien. Cine elef.
triide &lineel an Borb purbe boEl
ufer aus in 9atisfeit eeiest, uno
iofort beeann oos Boot, fid Dor.
tparts gu betpegen. @an5 mad,
@unid oes 2anbes am ufer soe
es8osen unb areile, idmenfte refts
ODER linfs ab, ging por- ODER rid
tDorts. ginen munoerbaren ginorud
madte es, als bas 8eriuhsboot III
@efabr ihie1, nit anberen 5abr.
5eligen gu foaioiereiL uno prompt,
pie bon eigener lteberlegung ge.
trieben, 6iel ridtigc Shmenfuno
ausfibrte, Inn einen 3ulammell,
fob gu permeioen.
auh Shiilie nuroen bonn rfer
aus auf benz Shiff a~usgeIoit. Serr
@irtb erflarte, 6oB iogar Sorpeoos
auf eleide Weiie abeefeuert meroe,l
fonnen.
Die 0orfiibrungen muroen nit
febboftem geifan Mner, Die lie ia
ben, begleitet. 9err @irtb murbc
bon alien Seiten ouf's @Grmife be.
aliidniinidt. Die sodperitdnoigen,
bic iid ouf's @enaiieite informier-
ten, pie Die Mpporate arbeiteten,
uno auf 6eren beionoeren @unidJ
Serr @irtb einaeIne gemiinid)tc
Wanober atsfiibrtc, 1nBerten iidJ
in anerfennenoiter@ Self uno meiien
Der Metbooe 9errn @irtbs fir
ben grnitfalI cine auBeroroentIid)e
peoeutuna BEL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

in @om", ion iie geiaot babett. ltnb
Der Ser5og BON @ramont (oer oama.
lige Mtiniiter oes Qeuberen) ion alti
Die 5rage mad oen Griinoeu elmer
10 perbanenisbouen BoIitif geallt-
1portet baben: SD fonnte nidts
madlen: Die 8oiierirl ipiinI6te es
iot" Sd neiB ober, ooB neoer oie
aaiIerin nod @ramont Die @orte,
Die man ibnen auidreih, seiproden
boben. 9ie @aiierin btaiste einfod)
Den geidluB oes Winiiteriums, oos
genits 8oridloe, 8om ben Stalie.
llern gu iberloiien, einitimie 5uriid-
mics; p%rooo5iert bat fte bisien Be-
idlnB nidt: idulo ooran mar bel.
mebr ein5ig uno aaein 8romont urlo
ih."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Cine babid)e MotbidilS . gnefSott


Cine amiiiante Mnefoote bon oeltl
Barrier Baron Motbi1ilo nirb in
Der uSribuna" era1bIt. @or eimer
&eibe BON Sabren erbte Elm iuuaer
S6auipieler mad Dem Sooe Ieincr
SHUTTER Elm i9ones .Seeierpiee in
MeiBner 9oraeaan, oas BON einetn
Mntifenban6ler altf gut $4,000
Sronf geidatt tpuroe. Sour 6er
Baron &otbibilo miro elm ioIfes
@nnoerperf faufen monen," lagtc
Der SAMPLER. Darnnf iette lid Ser
Sbauipieler cine 8eriife auf uil6
idminfte iid, 6aB ct mie elm Mft.
5igiabriger ausiab, un6 begab lid,
init Dem foitbaren Serbice su Dem
8anfier. SD min Sbnen $4,000
Jranf oafiir -gebeu,@ meinte MotE.
|i6ilo, nahoem er es eingebeno ge-
priift botte. .@oaen mir nidt cine
2efbhentr ausmahen?" erpioerte
Der 8erfdufer; i'd Iafie Sbnen oas
Borraon, uno sic seben mir
1000 Jranf idbrIid ouf 2ebens.
I5eit." ,,Na ihon" iagfe Der Baron
sgeben Sic our 4aiie." Mad flint
Sabren borte @otbidiIo, oaB Der
Mann nit Der 2cibrente nod I'M.
mer aaidbrlid eridien uno feline
1000 Sranf abbolte. Das erihien
ibm merfuiirbig, er lieB i'm fom-
men uno iaste gu inn: nSOrcn
Sic, mein 2ieber, Sic baden aber
cine iebr fr1ftige 9atur." vGs eebi,
9err Baron faste Der onoere,
Der mieoer in oemlelben Auf3ug Dor
ibm eridienen mar. Wie aft iinb
sic oem eieentlid12@ Darauf nobm
Der S6auipieler Die Beriide uno
ben sralen Bart ab uno iaete:
vSait odtuno5tpanaig Sabre" @otb-
idilo ladte unb fano ben Sder5
ougenideinlih 10 gut, oaB er bic
Hente interchangeable. go lit oas be-
riibmte Seeierpice in MeiBener
Bor5euan mittIerweile ifon redt
teuer e~etporoen: es foitet Biz bentc
10000 Sranfl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
6 II t 5 t!

Cine unii1tbare Mauer umeibt
ben itattli6en 8am bes Meihsgc-
ridts IN 2eip5ig. 9urf oieie Wouer
geben taelid) Elm uro aus: Sleih
S6orfiinn uno @elebriamfeit, aber
unerbittlih fano itets, bon Mnfong
an, oeri6loliene Gore Ser arme
Sinn fir Die @einbeit, 8iGtiefeit
uno 9honbeit unierer Mntteripra.
DIE. Gaber berriht innerbalb Dec
Naner Die 6reuoe an seidraubten
uno perpidelten Wort, nt1o Got.
tiloungen, elm 9intenoeutid, oas
Sen Bid fir Die 9aBlidfeit uaio
5eblerbaftigfeit Ser oft beripotteten
Suriiteniprade nerlor.
Oieie 5prahberniIoerung lette
glei6 nit Dem G1tiefeitsbeeinn
oes boditen @erihtsbofes Elm. @leid
cine Der erlten gntideioungen
6radte III einem ein5igen Sose bon
112 8ortern iene befannte Sc
sriffsbeltimmnng beg vGiienbabn-
unternebmens". l1i,b faIt ieoes net
tere urteil 5eitigt in ieinem @riiu-
oen itel5beini9e Sasungebeuer, De-
rem abeebodte 5hmdn5e baum resel.
maBig gu oreien ODER pieren nad).
flnppten.
Der olte 9apieritil iduf in Der
Jolee8eit Worte mie rbeflnstiidcr-
let's" mo ogebausiuht". Bon yielt-
iamen~ Mniihten in ubormiirfigen"
Srogen, oeren Briifung man iid,
runter5mglid~ MAIDEN miilie, iulrhe
eeibrieben. Mn6erc Wortberorebun.
gen folgten. 0ann gob es cine ga1,.
sc 3eit lang nihts gu taoeln. l1nb
idon nolte man Der &offnnng mill
Zig @eb0r idenfen, baB aud in bic
@rfenntniiie beg Neidsgerifts Ell
ne ainfade unb boIfstiimIihe Spra-
DIE, nie iie oGein benz b0hiten Ge-
ridtsbofe wiiroig tit, gineong ae-
funoen babe.
S1ele 9offnling bat nun oas
@eidsgeribt 5unihte gemaht, IN
Dem es in elmer Der neueiten gnt-
i6eiouneen oas idone Wort .ent-
bort" iduf. Ser Senat entidiec,
bob Der 8eflaete NIT ieinem Mn,
traee uentbort" peroen miiiie, neil
er Den @ntrag niht rebt8eitig in
Der geborisen Sorm geftelt babe.
gntborf. es lit unerbort!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

@enn mir alter werben, begin.
men mir llnre9eImaBisfeiten in IN
fern forperliden Siiiiftioneu 5lt BE-
lnerfen, melde ulis friiber nift auf.
fieIen. 8oitor Sol. IfoB bon Sid
Greet, ST., felbit ein ad)t5igidbri.
ger, iast: sd lit al ben Niercll
uno ollaemeiner SdipGd)e. Der MI.
penfrauter bat incline Geiunobeii
p~oaitdnoie pieoer bergeitent. Sd
oanfe @ott fir oicie lpunoerbare
Meoiain. ObeIeid iiber 81 Sabre
alt, bat mir oieies SeiImittcl tuutl.
oerbar gebolfen." Sorni's aIpen-
frdlrter beriiinet bas altc, uno
madt oas Sdiuadje ftarf. Special.
asenten perfalifen i'm, ooer Die 81.
9entiimer, Or. Beter SabrneD &
Sons Go, 1876 9. Sopne aue.,
Chicago, Sainois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Zine sdnlSiserildrans Daipier's.

Mit neuen geiirdgen our &C.
ifidte oes Deutid . Sransoiildell
arieges nottet Der unermiioIide
emile Ouibier in Der iGngften
Rummer Der .Mepue beg Deul
Wonoes" nuf. 9iesmoI beld1ftigi
er iih nit Der 5rage, pesbalb oas
giinonis, oas 5ranfrei1 Dor ge.
ginn bes &rieees NIT StaIien unS
nit Seiterreih iblieBen tpoate, IL
Die Bride, gegangen lit, nod bepor
es 5uitan6e fommen fonnte; ct
iibernimmt babel ols ealanter Mit.
ter bic 8erantfuortung fir einer
aft, ben man bisber aagenein Der
3aiierin Gugenie augeidrieben bat.
tie; fir 0apoleons @eigerung, Die
biilfreihen Staliencr nit Der Stabi
Rom gu beidenfer. .Gs lift iosula.
gen elm biitorilder Bemeinplat ge,
tuoroen" ihreibt Olipier, v5u Be.
bnupten, boB mir SeIterreih unc
Stolen auf uniere Seite sebobt bat
ten tpenn mir uns b6tten bereii
finoen laiien, Rom ben StaIienert
81 .seben: mir io1en einfod oos
gaterlono eeopfert baben, Inn eine
iton i'm @bfterben besriffene Sou.
ueranitat, Die fpeltlide Maht bes
Bapites, gu idiisen. ltniere gnt'
ihliiife ion bierbei bic .fanatiidt
Spanierin", Die aaiierin gugenie.
beeinfIuBt BADEN. sd iebe Iieber bic
8reuBen in 8aris aIs Die Staliene,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iber fiinfais Sabrem bon
MiQionens bon Miittern fir lire
ainoer init benz better lgrfoIge beinl
8abnen gebraudt. CT bernbigt oas
Sinh, erueidt oas 8abnfIeiid unn
hilbert bic Shmeraen; beiIt aud
@inofolif un6 lit 6as bette Mittel
bel Diarrboe. l1eberaa BEL ben Mpo.
tbefern 81 baben. Graet mad Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. % Gents Ole
GInld)e.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
.Iohn. HopkIns Medical school CIoaed.

BALTIMORE Nd. Feb. &-OWing 10
the outbreak Of dfphtheTia at the Johns
Hopkins hospital Or. j. WhiteFidge vii,
Jams, dean Of the John Hopkins Medical
school today ordered the medical school
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
BRONZE DRAWING HEALTH BILL
Framing Measure for Medical Inspec-
ton Of Omaha Schools.
PROvmEs FOR A TAx Lev
wOuId Raise seven Thousand Dollars
q Year for Care OF Physical Con
ditlOn of the City's
Children.

A bill providing for the medical inspec-
tlou OF the public schools Of Omaha Is
being drawn by clinton BRONZE, assistant
city attorney AIR. Bronze said Saturday
morning that he was preparing the bin
upon the request OF DR.. r. W. Conneli,
health commissioner,
According 70 Bronze the bin viii be in
troduced into the legislature Monday. IL
provides that city councils OF metropolitan
cities IN the state Of Nebraska, which
means Omaha, shall annually in the first
week OF January. after the general tax lew
Is made, set aside the sum Of 5000 to b.
expended By the health department TO be
used for defrsying the cost OF medical In
apection OF an schools within the corporate
limits Of the city; the sum to be I'm add
ton 70 the maximum amount authorized to
be levied by cities OF metropolitan class
under the provisions of their charters.
section OF the btu provides that the
sum shall be subject 20 the control OF the
health department and that the health com
missioner shall supervise the immediate dih-
trIbution OF the money and. that IL shall
b. used exclusively for medical supervision
purposes
Efforts viii b. made TO 81 the Douglas
County Medical society % indorse the bin
This association ha4 . mesdns schsduled
fer ruelsia1 eyenins. Nhen h win b asksd
70 indorse the maaaure
Ths Hill however. win be ssnt Down %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Rupe is Assaulted
and Place is Robbed
Assailant Hits Him Over the Head
with a Revolver and Rifles
Cash Drawer.

sluggsd over the head with the butt-end
OF revolver as he stepped into the vesti-
bule OF the Metropolitan pool hall 1918
Capitol avenue, TO open up Saturday. John
Rupe' 26sS Charles street saw his assailant
rifle the cash register Of &l.S7. The police
answered his call for assistance and he
was treated by the police surgeon. lie
was able TO give a good description OF the
robber.
Late Saturday afternoon the police ar
rested ]. L. Bryan and are holding him for
Investigation. Rupe. although not positive
In his Identification Is morally certain
Bryan Is the man who. attacked him. lie
says Bryan has been loafing about the pool
hall for some time. He had $3.50 on his
person when arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
DR.. SACHS HOME FROM ABROAD
Returns from a TwO-YeHF Course of
study in European Uni"
VeraitieH.

Dr. A. Sachs is home from Europe after
having spent twenty months broadening
his knowledge along special lines. lie ar
rived in Omaha this morning from New
York. at which port he came ashore on
February Il. lie expects 20 re-enter the
practice Of medicine in Omaha Immediately.
DR.. Sachs spent most Of his time at Ber-
lin and Vienna. taking postgraduate work
under some OF the worlds most eminent
professors. and he also spent considerable
time in the hospitals az Paris, London and
Frankfurt DR.. Sachs is graduate Of
Gre ghton. finishing with the class OF o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
LINCOLN GUARANTEES
AGAINST THE COUNTY JAIL
warden VIII Not Receive Prisoners
Sentenced from Douglas
County.

Alter he had overruled a motion for a new
trial Judge Estelle OF the criminal court
sentenced John ", Connei, convicted
Thursday OF highway robbery. TO eight
years in the penitentiary. He was Al once
taken In charge by Sheriff Bradley who
made immediate arrangements TO take him
20 the penitentiary. At the last moment IL
was learned that the warden Of the peni-
Tertiary refused 20 accept him IN he
ground that there is smallpox in the Doug
laF county jaiL Sheriff Bradley says sew
eTal physicians hare male thorough exam
nations with the result that they say
there b no smalpoK IN The jaH- How
ever. connsn viii BE- kept at the county
taf until the warden oan BE- e0nvincsd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
DUNN TO LIMIT WORKING
HOURS FOR ALL WOMEN
VIII GO to Lincoln TO Lobby for the
Passage Of the GrOasman
nil.

Assistant City Attorney Dunn will 60 TO
Lincoln early next week in the interests
OF a bill introduced by Representative J.
IT, Grossman Friday.
Mr.. Cheeseman's bill seeks 20 amend the
present law governing the employment OF
women by corporations and limiting their
Dor 70 ten hours a DAY. Under the pres
ent Jaw some corporations. such as the tel
ephone companies. contend that the law
does not apply 70 them. The Grossman
bill makes an persons or corporations EN-
ploy7ng women subject TO It's provisions
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Industrious Youth
Makes Good Hauls
Gives Worthless Checks for Room
Rent and Gets Good Money
in Change.

The police are looking for a mild-man-
nered young man who is making the rounds
Of the various rooming houses In town, en-
gaging rooms and insisting upon paying
his bill In advance-with check. The
check Is always several sizes too large and
the affable roomer-to-be gets back several
dollars In change. The check, OF course,
always turns out TO be worthless,
Mrs Mary Ely Of s12 South Eighteenth
street was one OF his victims yesterday.
Mrs Ely now has a worthless check for
So 50 and is out SIC IN change.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

case was reported today. making q total
OF thirty-threa cases
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

twenty miles northwest OF here, was shot
and killed 10 restaurant there eaTly todat
By the restaurant proprietor Richard
Perry, who said Cardiff threatened him
Perry surrender. Cardiff recently went TO
walnut Grove from ST. Louis.