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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06
Snttn tri Samneria tpastaam ep6.
ftpeeaisten leatefiriastea JUL
faifemifesta.

Suttu tobtori u. Tanneria mas.
taan fiitd, ettd bdn on firioitanu,
la iuIfaisfut Ientotiriaien rSufu'
puolipbteps Extraordinarily, otet'
tim lauantaina uubiStetun fGiittelpu
alaiietii idtdIdiIen raastupanoifeu,
ben toiiesia oiastosia.
Yleinen ippttdid, foupunsin mis-
foaIi IIbrecbt tot eIiin oifeubeIe idt
tdmdsiddn firieImdsId, ettd ban on
faiionut fanteenaIaiien firiaIen b.
mid tapoia ia iipeeuiippttd louffaa'
paffi ietd pleistd moraalia mabin'
9oittanafii, fosfa ie foettao berdt'
tdd epdTimeeqistd baIua.
Sobtori Eanner, Iofa eIiintpi per.
ioonaaiiesti, idtti oifeubelle firiaui
len ielitptfen Ientofiriaien tarfoitut'
Iesta, eifd pitdnpt Iitd miuddn ia
moin louffaamana ia anoi fanteer
fumoamista iefd maati, ettd paino'
plibalIitus, iofa oil fanteen nosta
nut, melmoitettaiIiin forpaamaar
bdnen %fulunia ianaimanSa iutusia
Haashnanoifeus. iofa antoi
pddtDti EN- afiasiu, fatIoi, ettd mas
t%aoian iulfaiI eman lentotiriaIen iiidl
lon, ionfa firiaIen tarfoitutI ena, Ter
hmofeaan bintaan ndboen, on ollur
banffia tirioittaialle tuloia, oil Il
peelIistd tunnetta Iuuresti louffua
ma, ionfa tdboen nastaaia Came,
tuomittiin NitosIain 20 lumun ID
ppfdldn noialla 500 marian iaffoi
bin, mastaten 60 muorofauben man
feutta.
Tafamarittoon ptetut fappalee
firiasta iulistettiin iitdpaitIi menete,
tpitii. Eri Sanner ilmoitti tpptpmdt
tDmppttd pddtDfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06

2uuluiia firiaiIia 0ictor Suso IA.
moi ettd nRooma putofi oman mat.
iaania". MeIfein faitfi me fuoIem.
me iiad tafpoua, iofo pIenIpSmiIead
Ia plbniuomiieaa, mutta uieammin
mield fdpttdmdud ieaaiia ruofa.ai.
nefiia mitfd eipdt meibdn patIois.
la liuota. &c iobtaa matiatauteihin,
oaetitin feTdad, ia niiben fautto, u.
iein fcubfotaubin atpustutieaa, en-.
n%enaitaiiiin bautoibin.
Sobn Sacfola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06
Grpaminen freiffafaissfatcli'
laiieSta ftrfoata.

WliuoiIia moiteuffia niioen tieue
oietetaon, iotfa tabtomat eroto freif
faIais fatoIiiesta firtosid, fiitd an
taa fdIitptIsn m. m. Ie ieiffa, ettd
eroomolIe annetaan ieuraaipaa i.
idupstd aIema %papintirio:
y5obistus.
~. 81. on ilmoittanut aifonania
Iuopua pois pbteiiestd ppbastd OF
teaustoiiesta 8ristutien ieurafun'
nasta ia fosto on ppipnpt taipu'
mattomana omasIa baIusiaon, Min
Ianeeieiaan bdnet firtontiroutieen
ia eroitetaan pois pbteDoestd met
bdn !berramme SeeIutien aristut'
fen fansia ia iiontaittiiesta pelos'
fufIesta Iiiben osti funnes hdn tefee
.fdpbeuiien fotumufIen ia fddntpp
iofofn ppbddn oifeausfoifeen leura'
funioan, ionfa tdten tooisioa". SOL.
1: 3, 8, 10).
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pan rafastaa fittefin.

Glen iaanut SumolaIta tolme las.
ia, ia Iuulen Woipani ionoa, ettei
ole oIemasia mitddn bpmaa tdsId
maailmasia ia, iota en- antaii BELLE,
Jos moiiin, tebbdtIeni beibat onneI.
Iififfi Ia ipptppdififfi. Mutia minuu
tdptpp fieItad beiItd palion Ieuoisto,
iota he t%oimopot, foSfa buomoon
len BELLE nobinsouiiefF. So min,
raffoat pstdndni, dItddt m~oIentufp,
noitfa SumoIa Ell ontaiTi foiffeo,
mitd pppbdtte, dItadfd Ionofo. etti
bdn ct len nuoffi rafasto teita.
Siud ct ole mitddn Iuurempoa to.
tuutto, lauiuttuna moon pdaua, eifd
mitdan iuurempoo Ionaa onnettuno
SumoIan firiosio, FUN iama: Sus-
la on rotfaus.
Woobp..
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Mfrifaa matfaIta

firioittaa pastori s. Saabi 2dbe'
tpsianomisia IN. NJ:
Subtit. 26 p. Flo 1 ATTAIN pdis
ndIld irtaantui laipamme Mbmiral
9ampurin ~laiturista. Seuraatpana
aamuna Iaima mdbdfii aifaa poif,
feaa 9remenin ulfoIatamaan ia iats
faa iieltd i%uoraan Mntperpe min.
Maetirioittanut fuitentin tdmdn nod.
lin fulti Matte, fiad minun oil pois
fettawa 9armeniin Iifdldisten Idbes
tptien iobtomiesten fansIa neupots
teIemaan mieista IdbetpstpDtdm me
fosfemista aiioista. 2uten Dstdmdt
MIN. tietdnendt, on 8armenisia IL
iaitiemala R%beinildiieud ldbetpfiead
tpoalania Sereromaaua, ionfa Idpis
meiodn on f%uliettama, ia mpDstin
uufuaniamosIa, iofa or meiodn lds
betpsolamme pobioispuoIeua. On
iiis luonnouista. ettd uieiSia aIiois'
ia pbieiIet neunottelut opat bpDbpls
liIid. Suurta pstdm1pttd iainfin
9armenisIa oiafIeni,
@ntperpenisid taas pbbpin toiss
ten matfatoperieni fansIa. &un
Wapunpdipdn aamu malfeni, oil
laipamme 10 ebtinpt ulos mereue
%Gn9lannin fanatpaan. Sbona pdi'
ND oil meiu6 nptfin ia faunista on
ouut pitfin motfaatin, ipaiffa toIin
lima on oQut foleonloista. Spnin
tpdbdn on meibdn ioufosIamme
merifipua tunuettu. 4oiIiaa meistd
Ell ole Iitd ouut nield enIinfddn.
Npt oIemme Gn9lannin ~puoIeua,
Soutbamptonin iatamasia. Sdmd
on miimeinen paitfa Guroopasia,
iobon laipomme political. Wield
tdnddn Idbbemme matfaa iotfas
moon boIti Nilannin aoltoien. &ii
tos !Serraue, ettd ban fultee fans
famine! gimme moi muuta Ianoa
fuin ettd rtdhdn osti on Serra out.
tanut!" OIemmefin eritpileeti iaaneet
foteo, ettd ban on ouut luonamme.
Momuin ia iaoin me pieni ioutfo fos
foonnumme beiteti Serran ionan
pmpdriqe ia fdpmme rufouf1esIa
bdnen fasnoienIa eteen. Monei
niistd Ii aiiuutIista omot nellie OIL
Ieet tobeQiIia mirtistpsbetfid. pts
bimmepd iunnuntaina oman iulna
IonpaIpeIufIemmetir. So oil min
ibana t~unted, etid toimaalIinen s.
Idmme oil Iuonomme, ia fofea ettd
iaamme fuu1a Seeiutiemme paimen'
ddntd, maitfa firtfonamme ei oqut
FUN mdbdinen Ioimanbptti ia rIeu'
rafuntana" ainoaetoon Fluff benfed.
poppi ieiiemdniend.
Tiin, Serron tansio me fnliem'
me ia bdnen tur'pisioon on bpfpd
ola. SIemme notwithstanding NUTS
taneets Eeitd ia iotmomme, eitd Se'
Fin ebe1een muisiotie meitd. Olfoon
sSeeIus alma firftodua foiffien met
bdn TiImdtn eoesid!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06
faloinen lddfdri, Sobannes Brober.
len ldbeS &C puoben itdiIend.

talainen lddfdri, Sobannes Brober.
len Idbes 66 muoben itdi5end.
S:ri 9roberien oil barminaiiene bpt
frtstiuinen peroonouifuus. !Sdnen
fansiaan Ell tarninnut famtpan ieu.
rusteua, ennenfuin tan5i bdnet Dies.
tartn opetuslapiefii: pitfdn eIdmdns
ID alta oil bdn talut Wapabtaiaan.
Ia pbd ldbemmds ia Serra oil faa.
nut bdnesid feIaiIen muobon, ettG
ie f~iWuuiieen ei moinut pua Ipmdd
tpaifutusta tefemdttd.
SumaIa fdptti bdntd mp5sfin nod,
lifappaleenania niitten monien poti.
laitten fesfuubesfa ioitten iuoFttuna
ldafdriud ban fai ola. 2ddfdritois
menfa obeua enndtti bdn toimia pal.
Jon Sumalan tpaltafunnan bpmdfIi:
2Dn9bpn ieurafunnon friStiuisten
rientoien fesfufIena oil ban fautpan.
ppbdfouIu oil bdneue rafas. Mon.
ia tpuotta oil ban fen iohtaiana.
gDasta tpoimien ndbentpesId ban
panboinapdipinddn murbemieleud
idtti tdmdn RATTAN tebtdmdn.
Site 2DDpenbaminan firfouiIeen
eldmddn fai ban mpDsfin Iiunauf,
iela maifuttaa, fuuluen m. m. &DD.
penbaminan firffod Iiain iobtofuns
taan.
2ddedrildbetpstd barrasti bdn err l.
tpiien ldmpimdsti. Ibferasti eTiteI.
mDi ban tdstd Iempiaineestaan,
MILLION main tilaiIuus Iattui. Cans.
folaiTen naislddfdrin, meiudfin iris.
tiaiTisid pIioppilaspiireisid tunnetun
Waria 9oIItin telttaldbetpstG &oil.
IissSntiasia barrasti bdn Ipbdmes.
tddn. 9dn oil mpDs uieamman
muoben tanstaIaiien telttaId betps'
lebber toiinittaiana.
Sun Eansfaan muonna 1897;
perustetiin fristiqinen lddfdripbois.
tps. oil ban len alfuunpaniioita, tot
mien fen pubeeniobtaiana no. 1900
1910. Siunatut olimat tGmdr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. muoIifofoufiei
9roberienir ouesI ia pubeeni obtaiana
Suuri tuli bdnen merfitpt ienid ole,
maan nuoriin Iddfetieteenplioppilai
bin, iptfa ban moittatpan r~affauten
3ia fautta olaf iobtaa Ger ran Iuo
9roberien oil naimiTissa iuoma
laiien naiien fansIo, omaa iufua
9eifel. Seibdn acknowledgements
tustania oIoihi beibdn bumilanIc
mimi !SeImi. 2ristuffen raffaus .eIG
bpti 9roberienin iuu rem perbeer
faiffia idienid. &c iofa on olut IT,
Iaifuubesfa beibdn nieraSmaraiIeS
liza fobisIania fdDmddn, on mar
maanfin Iufema fen maIoifimpiir
muistoibinIa.
9roberIenin eIdmdntp0id oiateIes'
Ia ioutiu %fDipmddn eindtfD msibdn'
Elm maamme usfomaiiet IdGfdri
faiIi ATTAIN fristiuistd lddfdriieu'
raa?
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anplpnianoma Idbetbstbbmaalta
aiiuaSta.

Saapuneen idbtDTonoman mu
taon on Iabstpsiaornoaia Subc
Spptinen, iota motfusti miime tam,
mifuusia mapaonIabetpfIen Iabe'
tpsiaarnooiona 2iinaon, fuoQut IieI'
Id umpiiuoIentuIebbutIeen feIaf,
s pdimana. Woinoioa iai iure'
moon m. m. moriion, ionfa pitt
mp6s pioffoin Idbtea aiinaan.
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WaittimstbD nbfbddm.


csofu aita fifteen oil Iebbesidmme
mainittu 2rist. raiitiusliiton ddnen'
fannattaiasia oueesfa firioitmtiesia,
ionfn mmfaan raittimstpD maasiam'
me oliTi ioutunut tuuIiaioae. 2irioi'
tus oil toiin tietentin iulfaiStu pos
raasia tarfoitufiesia, mutta le antaa
nddrdn fmuan raittiusliiffeen np'
fpiIeStd aiemasta. Niin bpmdud
fannaua fuin npfpddn ct raittins'
tpD moniin muoIiin ole ouut. ga
ioituspritpfiid Ell ole puuttunut, NUT
ia ne eimdt ole pddsiee iunrempaa
baittaa tefemddn, min luiafIi idries'
tDfii on Naittiuoen pstdpien ieura
oioittautuniit.
Haittiuoen Ystdndin idlenlufu,
iota muoben 1905 idlteen iddnnDui'
Sesti aIeni, on muonn 1910 ialfeen
nousiut. EoIin on nouiu main tots
ia tubatta, mutta paIion merfitiee
5efin, ettd ouaan n%ouiemasia len
aauon pobiasta, iobon ~fieltolafi' ia
raittiusaiian idttdminen etupddsid
m%aItio1isten puoIueitten aiianbars
rastufies riippupat oil ieuran
i~uistamut. 2,1luneen muoben tpDntu'
lofIet oiottonat, ettd raittinstpbtd
npfpoIoisiafin fannattaa tebod.
vRaittimSarmeiia" on pbd pielafin
tefiid, iofa eli ole tpaItioa iiesiafaan
eIdmaSSdmme merfitpstd MALTA.
Sdriestpneen raittiusmden lufu on
fuIuneena nuonna fasmanut mpDss
Elm erifoiIesti mainittatpan topauf'
fen fautta. 0leiIesId fotoufiesiaan
pddtti 2ristilinen tpDwdfi tdstd Id
bin maatia faifilta pb~bistpfienid ids
Ieniltd ebbotonta raittiutta. 9dmd
pddtDs, iota 10 aifaiIemmin oil fpal'
mistettu, tieii raittius ripien fasna'
miSta noin fpmmeneId tubanneua
idienend.
WtitG tuIee raittiustaisteluun mal.
tiouiIeua alaua, alfoi mennpt puo'i
ipnfiud enteiqG, 5iud masta 81 p.
tammifuuta 1910 pabpiststtiin
ebusfunnan pddtDtiet niinaweron
ia mauasi uostunnan forottamiiesta.
Sdua ta,poin ipntpnpttd inostunta'
ielffausta fdpttindt bpndfIeen uie'
at paIomiinan paImistaiat ia oIut'
iebtaiIiiat, banttiafieen itfeueen mes
ron peruutusta laittomien 80 p. iom'
Iufuuta 1909 annettuien miinamero'
ia manasI uostuntaaietusten noiaua.
Wutta ferran moimaan pddstDddn
pmat iuomutusiuomamerot maitut'
lancet min ebuuiiesti, ettd idriestp'
neeud raittiusmdeud on tdpIi ipp
oua t%pptppdinen Spwdsfpldn rait'
tiusfofoufiesia tdsId afiasfa tefes
mddnid p%ddtDfieen.
IsfettGin toimittamomme, mobs
boaiIimman tartan Iosfelman mus
fam fdptettiin maasiamme puonna
1910 ~aiufaeta fobben tislattuia
iuomia Ia so prni) 1,o Iitroa, mii'
neid O,S Iitroa ia pdfepid mauas'
iuomia (palmistutien mufaan lass
fettuna) 40 litraa, iotenfa pubtaan
alfoboIin Ia 100 prof. tulutus fai'
fisia iuonutusiuomisia pbteenid oil
LIZ Iitraa oIueasta foboen. y(iin
pientd aIfoboIifulutusta ~oiufasta
fobben Ell mitddn iinistpsmaa ny
moi oIottaa.
Ndin ebuniIet tulotiet ofpat tieten'
Fin omiaon febottamaan entiStd in.
noftaompiin ponnistuffiin pddmdd'
rdmme Iaanuttamiiefii, eifd mis-
tddn t~uuliaioaa ioutumiIesta ndin
ouen ole pubettataan.
6ooIe Sraber Iaimaua matfalo
2pppeffiin, 1911.
Mtotti 6elenius.S eppdld. - 8otim.
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sobannes sroperien.

Wiime fuun % p:nd fuoli 2pns
bpsId Idbeud &DDpenbominaa tans'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-06

Roninfirfuia ior,piiesfonne
menfdG 6. u. Beaniin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
COX DENOUNCED IN COURT
Judge Makes Sensational Statement in
Dismissing Contempt Charge.
ACCEPTS THE MAJORITY REPORT
Says Interview Complained of IL
False and InHOIent and Intended
to Prejudice Case Pending
in Court.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 15.--In a sensa-
tional utterance Judge Frank German of
the court of common pleas today dismissed
the contempt charges against George b.
Cox, banker and political leader. lie de-
clared the utterances Of Cox, which were
published after the latters Indictment for
perjury, were "insolent and false"
In dismissing tho charges Judge German
followed the finding Of majority OF the
COMMITTEES of three attorneys appointed to
Investigate the circumstances OF. the inter-
view Two of these men held that neither
Cox nor the newspaper that published his
remarks regarding the grand jury and the
court was in contempt The other member
of the committee absolved the newspaper,
but held that It was the province Of the
court to determine whether Cox should be
held on the contempt charge.
InsoIent ana False.
In his finding JuGge German said in
part:
There is no doubt in the mind Of the
court that George B. Cox when he pub
Hshed his insolent and false statements
on February 22, concerning this court and
the grand jury fully intended to produce
Just such effect as the supreme court
saws that the statement in the Meyers case
was intended ana Calculhteu 10 pIOuuCe
He said he agreed with the minority oi
the committee that Cox was guilty of con
tempt. but in view of the fact that az
affidavit charging prejudice had been filet
against him by Cox, he said he would abid,
by the findings of the majority of tn,
committee.
1T is considered by this court to be il
the interest of larger justice and best 10
the orderly and decorous administrator
Of the law in this community that nc
charges of contempt be preferred agains
said Cox at this time" said Judge German
LAS to the recommendation of both tn
majority and the minority committees will
reference TO the Cincinnati Enquirer ant
those concerned in publishing it, the cour
! is Of the opinion that a public apology o
! statement should be made in as conspicu
Gus a place and manner as the forme
| statement was made
Interest in the case overshadowed tn
! Bashchang bribery trial which was hell
hack for Judge Germans reading of hi
| decision on Cox.
Ii was learned today that a luuacy war
! rant had been sworn out against William
| b. Hayden, former court bailiff, who wa
! dismissed following charges from the gran
Jury that he had, with County Clerk Durr
attempted 20 influence witnesses befor
! that body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Sings at Concert in Borrowed
Gown Tragedy of the Trunk

some place in Omaha there is trunk.
= special trunk, which contains a special
lot Of finery, gowns, in fact, Some place
between Omaha and Chicago there is a
singer who is a BIT worried about that
trunk and It's contents. but not as greatly
excited today as she was yesterday at this
time.
The singer is Mrs. Lucille Tewksbury.
who came 10 Omaha 20 give the song re-
eital which was the close OF the season OF
the Tuesday Morning Musicale club. The
trunk contains her concert gowns. contains,
In fact. the special gown which she had
planned 20 wear al the Omaha concert
and didn't-bccause though she had the
key and had the check, she could not find
the trunk
When Mrs Tewksbury arrived In Omaha
Tuesday morning she thoughtfully and
carefully made arrangements for her erst-
while faithful and Trustworthy trunk 20 be
transported 20 the residence OF Mrs.
Charles T. Kountze, where Mrs. Tewksbury
vas entertained. This cared for, she for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16

got all about her trunk until the hour
hand OF the clock got dangerously near to
the mark which was announced as the
hour OF the recital"
All effort 10 find the missing trunk was
OF no avail The trunk remained lost"
Time for the concert arrived and the
soloist donned a gown-pretty, becoming
and almost a fit-but not her own. She
sang, however, as though she knew no
worries. only those In the secret guessed
that when she firmly voiced In the song
avOwal OF trust IN life and its ways: HE
viii return. 1 know" that she might be
thinking: Where can my trunk have
goneg'
This question. II she thought it. re-
manned unanswered when she left Omaha
Tuesday evening; is stin unanswered And
the singer has started out on a concert tour
OF Illinois. which will be followed by a
seven weeks trip with the Minneapolis
orchestra, uncertain as TO the fate OF the
box which holds those gowns specially de-
signed FOR these concert appearances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Women Are Blamed
For Decay of the
Military Spirit
Adiutant General of New York Ma
tional Guard Tells Why Recruit
ing is Difficult.

ALBANY. n. Y. March 15.-Crticised for
having declared at the recent dinner of
the Society of the Onondagas that the
military spirit I'm America is at low ebb
Adjutant General Verbeck of the New
York National Guard today gave several
reasons why recruiting for the National
Guard was difficult,
Among them were.
The influence Of Andrew Carnegie and
his peace fund of $10,00O000.
The Lake Mohonk peace conference and
similar movements
The hostile attitude of women public
school teachers toward military drill and
military spirit in schools.
The hostility TO things military by the
Boy Scouts OF America.
The jealous hostility of the average wife
to the amount of time her husband must
give to military interests and affairs
The lack of education on the part OF
general public in regard to military affairs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Married, Tried and
Advised to Sue for
Divorce by One Man
From Altar to Police Court the Kel-
larman Family Follows Under
Crawford's Jurisdiction.

Having Joined in marriage a couple two
years Sgo, 1t was the fate of Judge Bryc,
CrawfoSl to advise the same pair in police
court Wednesday morning TO get divorce
This occurred IN the arralgnment OF Frank
Keliarmam 262e South Twelfth street. on
the charge Of wife beating. Mrs. Kelar-
man appeared as complaining witness with
her scalp badly swollen from the hair
pulling she alleged her husband had in
ficted and with marks about the face
Judge Crawford sentenced KellArnan tn
thirty days in jail and as he was being
taken away told Mrs. ReIarman she ought
to get divorce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16

MilukOff Attacks
Russian Diplomacy
as Inefficient
Democratic Leader in Brilliant Speech
in Duma Says Method Of Approach
ing Chinese Problem Wrong.

ST. PETERSBURG. March l5.-The Duna
today discussed the budget Of the Foreign
office and Prof Milukoff, leader OF the
constitutional democrats. took occasion to
attack that ministry. In a brilliant speech
on Russian diplomacy of the present he
drew peSsimistic conclusions.
Despite the gravity OF the general situa-
tion IN Europe and Asia which demanded
explanation OF Russia's attitude, NJ Milu-
koff said the Foreign office had restored
the former irresponsible regime and aban-
doned former Minister Iswoskys promis-
ing initiative in taking the Duma into his
confidence on foreign affairs.
NJ Muukoff sharply criticised the
Jumps Of Russias attitude toward China.
The government should have avoided the
sudden excessive and iusistent demand.
China was no longer a mere ethnographic
mass and the Russian attitude toward the
new China should be marked with good
will and not by haughtiness.
The speaker. concluded.
at the present moment IL is difficult
to say what next spring will bring forth
We are pursuing three contradictory and
mutually exclusive policies in the near,
middle and far east. We are afraid OF
German invasion more than ever. We are
hopelessly stranded in the far east and
we have lost sight OF the near east where
critical events are preparing. Apparently
Russian diplomacy has sunk to the old
seating which led to the Russo-Japanese
war"
a sensation was caused in the DumR by
M. Milukoff's assertion that "the present
affair In the far east again involves eR-
allied persons"
PEKING. March 15.-The Russian lega-
tion here expects the Chinese government
TO yield reluctantly, first offering to COM
promise. but finally accepting in full the
demands Of the Russian ultimatum.
The oapricious behavior of the Chinese
Foreign board Indicates to onlookers here
an incapacity on the part of the govern
ment to deal strongly with the situation
There is criticism OF China's diplomacy
in that 1t seeks to gain by trickery points
which 1t Is In no wise able to dispute with
arms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
CAMoRRA JURY is COMPLETED
Two Extra Men Are sworn In and
Court Takes Recess Until
Afternoon.

VITERBO, Italy, March 15.-After much
difficulty a jury was secured today for the
trial OF the thirty-six members Of the
Camorra who are charged, in various de-
grees, with the murders Of their felloV
thieves, Gennarro CuOccolo and the latter's
wife. Maria Cutinelli Cuoccolo. The four
seats left vacant when court adjourned
yesterday were filled during the forenoon
and two jurors in addition to those re-
quired by law also were sworn In.
When the last juror had qualified, Pres
ident Banchi adjourned court until thin
afternoon when the proceedings were re-
sumed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Two Railroads Pay
Fines for Relating
Pennsylvania and New York Central
Plead Guilty to Making Payments
to Standard Oil Company.

BUFFALO, March 15.-The New York
Central railroad was fined $4,000 and the
Pennsylvania railroad $4,000 BY Judge
Hazel In the United States district court
today, after attorneys for the railroads
had entered pleas OF guilty to granting re-
bates to the Standard Oil company. The
fines were Immediately paid,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Young Man, Rollicking
About House, is Shot
By Miss Roxy Clark
Kearney Woman Handles Revolver in
Playful Manner, Two Bullets
Striking Her Cousin.

KEARNEY, Neb., March 15.)-Special Tel
egram. )-Arthur Hopkins, the % year-old
nephew of Leander Clark, a prominent
real estate man of Kearney, was shot
through the shoulder this afternoon by
his cousin, Miss Roxy Clark, the bullet
penetrating his lungs a few inches from
the heart.
with several others they we're rollickng
around in the house, when Miss Clark
ran into a room and playfully told her
cousin not to follow. He opened the door,
saw that she held a revolver and turned
to flee. As he turned, the girl pulled the
trigger and the young man fell. He was
given medical aid at once, but his chances
for recovery are small. The bullet in his
lung has not been located
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
LEGISLATION IN MISSOURI
shops Outside cities ana
Towns.

JEFFERSON CITY, No. March l5-The
senate OF the general assembly today
passed bin prohibiting dramshops from
being licensed except in Incorporated cities
and towns.
Governor Hadley signed the bill abolish
ing convict labor
A resolution providing for a legislative
investigation Of the office OF the circuit
attorney Of St Louis was passed in the
senate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Updike'S
fine flour
free today

See if your name appears in the
Bees want ads of today offering
Updike's flour free. You don't
have to advertise to get it. Find
your name and the gift is yours
The Beeis also giving away today
O'Bren's delicious candy.
Farrel's fine syrup.
American Theater tickets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
SIN Importers Pay Fines.

NEW YORK, March 15.-Charles G.
Mouraille. Emil S. Lufflot and l.. III. Mills
members OF the firm OF Mills & Lufflot
importers OF silks and laces, appeared to-
day In the United States circuit court and
pleaded guilty TO defraudlng the govern
ment out Of duties on imported merchandise
by menas OF false consular invoices and
other fraudulent entry papers. Judge Mar
each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
PROHIBITION BILL is KILLED
Iowa senate Votes Down Measure
Providing for constitutional
Amendment.

DES MONIES March 1.-THE Iowa SEN
ate today killed the resolution for a con-
stitutional prohibitory amendment conven-
tion by adopting the committee report for
indefinite postponement, q to 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
DEMOCRATS GO TO 0'C0NNoR
shows No Changes on Repub-
1iean side.

DEs MONIES, March l5,--Today's Joint
ballot for senator in the Iowa legislature
was; Deemer, i9; Kenyon 46; O'Connor
(dem), 51; Porter tdcm), 1; paired 4; alb
sent Z; necessary to elect, "A.