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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04

place in the art world. Her pictures a known here through local exhibitions. V New York they have received flattei & commendation from eminent critics H have been valued entries in number " exclusive exhibitions. NJ
 Ei Mrs. R. P. Means has returned, after, spending several months in Virginia witk' relatives. Miss Virginia Means is ex+i pected home Tuesday. Mrs. J. A. vanHoose and Miss Katls leen vanHoose are guests of MT. and Mrs. Mack VanHoose in Mcintosh. x Mrs. Charles Price of Atlanta is ex. pected Monday to be the guest of Mrs. A. J. Lamb. " Mrs. Henry Clay Allen of Anniston z, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hen Cobb, at her home on Thirteenth av,-,, nue, south. <. Mrs. Alice Whitfield is visiting in Ne :" Orleans. She will go to New Allan, Ind, this winter to make 1t her hl me, Mrs. L. Crozier French is the ut. of Miss L. Graham Crozier. S29 Nor Twenty ninth street.
 Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlett arrived v{s- terday after & visit to Mrs. J. P. Mo Queen in Montgomery Mir. and Mrs. Bartlett will be guests of Mrs. Mark Lewis temporarily. They are recent ac- quisitions to the local world of society. -<
 I MT and Mrs. Mark Lewis are at hon after a visit to Baltimore
 Miss Marie Papot and Miss Car1 Papot left yesterday evening for FlS ence, s. C., to visit their sister, M l. A. Pettigrew. They will return ab4U December l. H
 Mrs. Jessie Ward of Aberdeen is c guest of Mrs. Harry Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
CHILDREN OF CONFEDERACY
 TO EFFECT ORGANIZATION

The Children of the Confederacy will organize local chapter this afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. M. Tardy, 1205 Tenth avenue, south. Mrs. N. w. Trim ble, regent of General Sumter chapter Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs. Charles J. Sharp, vice regent fo< the state Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs. J. Morgan Smith and. Mrs. Joseph V. Allen will be present to introduce the young people to the chap ter work Mrs. Joseph V. Allen was ap- pointed recently state organizer for the Children of the Confectionery and Mrs. Tardy local organizer. There are but two chapters in the state.
 It Is hoped that all children who are eligible will become members of the or ganization. The requirement. for member ship states that any child who desires to become member must be a lineal descendant of Revolutionary ancestors The age limit is between and 16 years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
The Noble Army of Forgotten"
We All Have Life Membership in It. More Less-The Con scienceess Person, Like the Poor, We Have With Us
 Always-The Story of Great Singer Who Forgot
BY DOLLY DALRYMPLE

q really think, observed Nancy, con- tinuing the conversation" that Peggy means to do the things that she promises to do at the time she makes the promise. but the fact remains that she never does."
 '"She belongs to the noble army of for ge;ters,' said Miss Lucretia, knowingly ''It's very large and growing order, re- cruited from every walk of life. Most Of us are charter members, and everybody joins sooner or later, because the initia- ticn fee is small and very inviting"
 You really can't depend on anything Peggy tells you," said Nancy seriously. 'For instance, this summer four of us girls decided that we'd do some sort of charity work. One of us took the Tuber- culosis camp, another the Mercy Home, another the Industrial School at East Lake, and it fell to Peggy to look after the Old Ladies' Home. The rest of us went ahead and did our part-and we've just found out that Peggy hasn't done ote single thing she promisesd."
 l"Wbich resolves itself into the plain sact that Peggy is not reliable" said Miss sLucretia peremptorily. "she can't be trusted"
 "Of course." said Miss Lucretia, striking her pet hobby, i've have the conscience less person with us always, like the poor, bit don't know after all whether such aspcrson does as much harm as the one who just plainly-forgets. That kind is as old as Genesis. Abraham knew him and Isaac and Jacob. All through the Bioie, if we don't see him we. hear the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
AN APPRECIATION
 OF DAVID BISPHAM

His gift of song is truly beautiful one and his powers seem ever to in- crease" is recent Bispham appreciation, and it we'll expresses the universal at- titude towards this splendid artist.
 A friend of Mir Elephants who attended a recent New York recital has written: "ror MT. Elephants all-English concert at Carnegie hall am sure that the lives of all those who heard it will be richer and finer. It Is a great and marvellous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE
 AT FRIARS' HALL

The dance last night at the Friar's hall was an especially attractive event. It in. cluded number of the younger people and In addition to the young girls whose names have already been published, and the young men, the chaperons, were MT. and Mrs Warren Barnett. Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Evans. Mir. and Mrs G. w. Papot MT. T. c. Young, MT and Mrs. c. E. Brown and Mrs. Annie Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
ELECTION HELD
 FOR STOCK LAW

Athens, November 3.-0Speoial.)--An election was held in seven beats In this county yesterday'for the purpose or deter mining the question of whether or not these beats will have a stock law. This beat went for the stock law by vote o. 177i to 17. The other beats have not yet been heard from, but it Is almost cer- tainty that most of them, If not all, voted for the stock law, as the farmers are be- coming tired of the expense Of fehclng aga nst stock that is allowed to range
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
Will Soon Be Mailed

Columbia, November 3.-(Special)-The Columbian. the magazine edited by the studerts of the Houston State High, school, will be mailed during the next few days. Mr. A. H. Alston. Jr., of the de- pas stInent of languages, is editor in chief.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
Douglas, Miss Marianne Hamilton MISS Ella smith and Miss LeRoy Caldwell
MRS NED M'DAVID HOSTESS
 FOR MRS. UNDERWOOD

Airs. oscar Underwood will be the hororee at luncheon Thursday, given by Ms. Ned Richardson McDavid, at ner home in Graymont The guests will in- cllee coterie of Mrs. Underwoods girl hood friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
MISS VIRGINIA UNDERWOOD
 JSSJTES DANCE CARDS

The following has been received:
 Miss Underwood requests the noho, oe vour company to meet Miss Carol Wondson. Country club. Nine o'clock. Dancing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
Italians Burned to Death

Lake Charles, La, November 3.-4 and Mrs. Salvatore Gertropria, Italia< were burned to death early yester4
 when their dwelling was destroyed { fire. There is strong suspicion. Offic, suspect that the couple were slain ol their house set afire to conceal the cr1<I They had been married one month. <,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
CARDS OUT FOR THE
 WOODSON RECEPTION

The following card has been sent out.
 "rr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Woodson' MISS Woodson, Miss Carol Woodson' reques1 the pleasure of your company on Friday November F, 9 o'clock, Country cluD' Dancing. Reply"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04

thing to have such art and such person. ality as David Elephants"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Alden Howell of Waynesville, N C.. will arrive Sunday. to be a guest
 at the Phillips-Nabb wedding She will be the guest of Mrs. Hubert Drennen.
 Mrs. Howell has visited in Birmingham several times and is much admired in
 society.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-04

Miss Louise Heustis, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Hunt ington Clarke, will leave today for her home In New York. Miss Heustis is an Alabamian who is achieving an enviable
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Mr.. Bryce'S View of
Reciprocity Treaty
High Tariff Wan Between Conrig-
Uous and Like Countries Is
Mjuy 70 Both

LONDON Msrrh E-Azhassa.5ur Bryes' 3
reports u rhs Fcrg-En uffieE O. rhe sub
5sct q the Cu1rsd Sta1es--znadial rsci-
proctrv nzE1-Er1uns were asE1sd n q Whine
paper rh1E evening he most i1-ErHE-1-g
oru-ua5car5Cn Is Endzr Gaze q lamar
- tHs DAY following Ire cuEG-siun q the
zE-ssnsEL n tzzs the British d-plcu-a1
says
As AZ present. Advissd- I an disposed 70
be-lsFe rhzr E-lIs1 Interests are net &C
ar zpprsc1Able sE1z1- prs1zEicsd-
-The a--zzEEEenr SIN rests IN rsal5rT,
uz q ErUEl1E reallEzlu1 q rhs 14ct thar
4 hzEh rz-zE1 EzL between 1uurE-CEs cu---
-rias uhase products are soUnoulGa-lT n
rercEanEsa.hIs Is an injury 70 1C-E And -
opposed u sUEzd fiscal prt1ciElss-
NO more IN Canada rhaz i1 the rsE1tllcs
q Lsr1n AEsrEz 10 WE1ch L1z United
szarzs Euvz---snr ha-s s1EEEr 20 sElH16 rs
Pzz-AzErlGs1 prupaEz11a- does there seeE
even a EkslIhoo6 tha1 q treer nr#rcEangs
e co--odzr=s wlL Iza1 90 El1ss- rs-znCnz
q & poEr-al kind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Morse to Take Time
Making Full Report
on Postmaster Case
Civil Service Sec-stzry Has Several
hTesaEa1ozs Under Way a.
sane TI-a


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have been preferred aEzE-z- F=--as-sr
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c---s=g- rrar Wr-e has z-s rres
or f11r crEar eaz-s ru t-vHs- ease uet--s
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b. sUrpuEa6 ro HE- s reur- %
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-ls=u1 TO-DAY rha- - did Eur eEpe- "a
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inside % -u--h or SIX weeks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
PARTRIDGE NAMED BISHOP
Canzrsa Mann 81 SaHth Daksta
Dfoeese Receives S-coad Largest
Vsae al Coavenrf9n-

Kansas CITY, Mo-. Marrh s--Ar e0E-
vsnuon q EuiscupaI ehurehlsn ard Az
us1 here u16Ay ELsE1p SF11ET C EEu-
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ths Lad On re ssre1Eh haIc- hls eIec-
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NeW TCrk ClrT IL EL He uook hiz
uae5ei1-s degree ar Yale in lssa and subs
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nat Gate BE las spent z1sr cf his 1zs
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
New York Central
Cuts Dividend
Redactiea of ezzrtsr Per Cent Fol
lowed By Extra Dividend In
Lake Shore.

NEW TCEE- Mar She sf-=cru-s q
rhs New YORK Csu--zI rzEruaE resuces th=
g-a--HrlT 1iw6enG On -he cu-rHry-sE
s1ares r1 n Per cent This is q redzcr5ou
q = psr usnr truu rhs prsTicus 7-z--sr
ne directors q ne Lake Shcrs g. 1EehE-
gar S0uLh=rz raLruad. wEic1 Is oEnes
BY re New TCrk CeErrzL declared an
szrra 51v6en1 q psr esrr
A Ev1zzz1 q g PEI 1EE- vas 1s-lz-es
On t1s E-oeE q re Flr-sb--E & LAKE, Ere
Rzl-rua6 ou1pauT. WEea is coz--ulad hy
the Lake saurs rAlr1a5- Ehs Ezrscru-s q
me Fl11stErE & Lax Ire v1rsd an tn
crease - rze 1zr-a- stock q 3 ~ lgE
me rs6uc1cl IN Zv-5enE q ths Ssw
YORK Cara had been f1rss-zzcz=5 f1-
several WHeEE EEE vas pra--cz--v u1-ho1-
L---=zcs On t-z STOCK -lErE=- U=crease6
nsr szrZzEE E-s. E Is sad 20 L1razseE
labor rus-s ard E=zvy --Lzy flr rzr-t1al
IErroVs-e1-s g SAD 70 Be- tns ezEss f1r
ne 5-TlEeE1 rs61cuu1-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Governor Wilson
Outlines Election
Reforms He FaYOrS
Election Officers Shozld Pass Exzu-
mati0ns and Al Candidates Sc
lscted a. Prl-z-iss.

TRENTON " = 8Ez-rh E--EcrE-ncr
wilson and cn--t-1Hs rEuressrEzE the
ee-ocrz-ic -a1u--y En- -1e lower aolse q
re Legislature Usr here uudaT and 5=G5sd
% speak Tor a1uu-lC1 hT the assembly o.
1l U1ich provides f7- many eleeu11 re-
t-r-s E Neu Jersey. A-auE t1s asHsn-1s-
saarures q -hs blu are these
TEat slec1u1 officers sEau pass zvI
service eEz-i-aru-s- rhe --ZEa--1 O.
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szrzE1e6 % ea-5l1ares f-r E--errur ard
nulEresE-az- al esleEa-Hs lzcluEl-E thuss
% nauunal eu1UHrIczs- are 70 Be selected
In the 5fr=c p-t-aries- candidates tor IRE
lsszziarurH nay E1 q pledge O. E-ppcrt
far Tinted states senator t1oHe whn -
cgve1 Ire highest NUMBER q vunEs TIE
rri-zE1es q thefr RESPECTIVE pzrIes or rhe
uns uec@vEE TIE hiEhas- zl1hsr q votes
IN TIE STATE OF rsfEsal % aEczpr uhe resllI
q r1e QrEarzss hilG1E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
British Foreign Office Denies
it Suggested Intervention

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t1ralzu acfcs 1--z1rl1aE I1e El1oEczZsur
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
ShaughneSsy and
PinchOt Go to Europe
President uf Canadian Pacific An
zounces that Hs Road VII Spend
Thrty-Four MiIEozs-

NEW YORK. BGs-ch S--Sr Thn-as =.
Srz--E-ssEr u-esifeu- q tte Ca1a11zz
Paarc -zlrcas- ard G-ff1-5 F1zrhur- fer
mer ch5sf forester q the T-l1Hd Srarss
we're fs--w uasssnEzrs cusaT On ths steam
snip Cel-ic- iuEr-sT1E 70 E1rupe-
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FacaEc cuura1-1lare5 spen1f-E abuur t2a.-
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and sxrsrEa-E 20 ITS me. and WEis =
EnEla-d - eEpecrs r1 Place orders fur re
h--lzirE q ruo new sEtps f-- -hs Pa--1E
trade rhess s-az-z11Bs wiI be abo1-
= $50 TINS each-
NJ FtrchCr IS EE-E ou q plszE-rs -r--l
70 rha Me1IrHrrarezz He is aecgL1a--=s
hv his ucther- He Is not certain haw luug
he w1u Be abroad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Atlantic Railroad
Again in Operation
Judge W0o6ruh Posfpozes Receiver
ship ProeeedI1gs and TzIa
Service Is EsszmeG

ATLANTIC Ia AGzrch G-Fsperszl Tsie-
Erzm- l-Ju1Ez WooGrzcr la1s lzs1 z1En-
Erzu1s6 rhe st0GkEaszars All dl-scfurs
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sru rszlWzT for tE1rrT ears fur-h=r sErsn-
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co1rr Als0 81 Ea-u-1sE Al CO-1r1 Eluets
as the cate for hsz-zE zRFllca-iua 20 raiEs
part q rzz Macy Ezt pay ut1 the lahor-
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ecnSszncs u ths s1rZsrfan and rrzzuuss
q bcrh 55r1EiOns wsEr hack u1 wurE rz1-
n1E trans to-day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Division of Through
Rates Via Panama
stszzzhip Companies VIII Get Sixty
Per Cent of Charges fran New
YORK tr San Francisco.

WASHINGTON BLz-cE As q rssulr
q q eu1fsrHze= to-day wt-h rsprsasn-z.rivss
q rELwaT s-zamEEip irrE-es-E lffscr=E
Se-rHrz-E LiEEEzu1 -Hf=rr=z q, ne board
q directors q r1e EEZE-a ralrual the
-zss1cu q trEEEr -E-ss Ne tEErurr=d
IRE board l- prepare a curuze- r--zl-E
t1r rwu Yeas vim IRE FaGEE Nal and the
ca -1-r-za-AriaE-c suzams-p cuUlEE-=s.
s-l1r-E 90 rle E-=zZsEp companies ~
per CEN q rEE rates on r-r-lEh f-sEEt
bs-ueen 5zz Frz-c1sco and eszw Turk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Lucky Baldwin's Will
is Held to Be Valid
Judge METUEts jury that Boston CIR
Has Not ShCEz Herself Entitled
70 Share of the EEtats-

Los ANGELES. Nara E-At tss ou-r1u-
sou q the argu-surs in thE Bal1Etr WlIi
case ~ uoon uo6av. gufEs E1res aznounsed
rha1 be would iEsIE-cl thH Jury that LEe
sF15encs s5dace6 -fsE FAR short q making
our q case fer ths plzlnLtL and rhar the
s1rv -s-n q Vsr1isr IN taFur = rhs O.
tense T1ts euds TIE contest hroUg1r bE
Mss A-ita BaldE1z Trnb1lL ths 1--Faar-
cd Boston E1-l- for q Esughtsrs shArs n
ths g-1- aasa aa8 estate Isf1 ~ ths late Z =
JLluckyB Ealdw1l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
FREE
THEATER
TICKETS

Ten pairs Of seats-2O in all
are given away with this issue
of the Omaha Bee. See if your
name is in any of the classified
ads appearing on those pages,
TO-DAY. Also five sacks of
FLOUR.
You need not advertise TO get these gifts
the Bee Gift Editor attends 10 the prizes Just
ind your name and the gift Is yours
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
WOMAN KILLED BY SOLDIER
Frfrars "a Ead - nrm "a NR.hvfIEe
Fires AmRrumREa sal1te via
EaraI HsHulr-

EAzEIFuLE MarrE a-The EprE q
VA hru1gkt un 81 rhs 1spa-rzrs q rrnCps
f1r ths AeE1Ga1 h1rcer Was rHa U1recr
czzss - l5e 1ea-h q Ma rarmEa ~
Ma a. Eea-a ga Elrs q q farUsr %
EEh- A ga ne han1a q FrlEa1s
EuEE sI.olcer wls l1aa-1 Eld VIA hs
suaEpes t.s uaEsar. the ~ q us hsaE q
NrE MzMlel Wha ula ua1zhzE tha
A.. - alssz 1I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
Orders FOE FIGETUG TRM
Each Nan Is Carving Tvo Euirsd
EouniG
AL OF TEER WAY TO-DAY
Every Organization II DePzrtzszt 70
Be TrsvslIng-
sNITH AND yTAFT DEPARTs
Genera1 Leave. fer szn Auruufe.
EHp-rtfu= 20 Arrive FrfSar-
Gem@rnI Carter WIN cen
mand BrfEade.


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orders has ieft Fort d A E1sssl- one q
tie larEas1 In rhz e=pa-r1as1-- v1r1olt s'1f-
r-eut guards CT sareuaEsrs- Is-eEral-1c
ur-=rs tur TIE s1Fl1glezt q CIVILIANS 10
take care q r1e posi- Were 1ss1eo from
6eFa-uZsnz hsadg@a-usrs THErzr1zT-
Ge1zral SI1 Gd 11- Eakz zaT P1a--z
eC-DsE- beTu-1 rhs s-a1eUsDl r1a1 he
lad not reserved any oefClal cu--1-1-i1a-
uun zsde Eum ths u-ezE 70 move ~
cree. and taa1 TIE Czly t1eu-11ar-c1 he Eas
rad Is wat he las read IN the nsEs-
pagers. In fact n is not cusruz-z-y for
TIE War 6eua-rrasut 70 make sKplszz1UEs
n cases q TINS EarErs- hs SID
Beiurs noon roezy every reg11le1E hat
rala0n a1n a0HEsAly or1-rsa o-l q ne
D-Ra-tze1r q tne Alaz0ll- N he IN rllas
- rhs borzzf Alreaag lne nv 7ll=1t rs
s1aTlea- E-AnF rool4- A-1-. - -
an1 a-1i1lll1l-a1n beng a1 l1e NAs- -al1-
pay D. ASnaA eofps- Eall o---l-1- N-s
TIE Hrst orE4n11ati1n II t11e o@Flar-a=1t %
Est away, having lefl cary eonss1AE
E1orz1E-
TIE hea1g1aTrsrs al-d tWo eon-p@l2ea q
Fuu-th caEalry-asn Ell t0rt AsA-2e- > y.
"a se1esezy At1tT1oo1 -na are eKEeeiea
% Err1Ts n omaha -H-rs1-Ag sFs1-1s
Thsy III ua1srsr Al rs PolnI n1r a
F'asc-
WOr1 u1s rscsFsd AZ 1elaEzl2e1I heA-l-
grz-rsrs laze "a sc1escag a1Ierlool la-I
tns seoGnd hattA-l1n q LAe E2sAIss2Ia n
tzu--y would leaFe hoTT AetAs1lls soll's-
TIE 1--l-s 1e -e-- q 80
uCr-1E The Izrtael-1 --z1-y -@1l
E-rI LsaT61E E1rI1 E14lei-A4 4-1@-l1-A-
re ElETsllh I--al-LT2r Eo-r2 L7-l A.
ullz-y, N-nth eaFa4rT' a11 laTI q 2e
Third harra--1u q snsll7els A-'s - -rl
ErszeL and are 1o@ sl'==---e - L-= s---l
rtru1E1 Denver a1o a FA-o- -A-- Pal-
q ne IE-rd ha-fra-lQ1 e ele-leerA ~--GA
Wzs g1z-rErec AZ 2 ~ L-a.- e-A-ElA- -
zls0 ca KS way
VIII ReP8rI At H@WsTga-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

PouuAIrhau 81 AururIs Aeh-
WAsHL1SGIl1S, MzrZh E-FuE--a-lon sa-
uE-z f1- rhe rztrr=ezrh eezszs a--cz-ea5
today lzcll6s6- A--Cra- Neh-- W1-1 EEW
e1upars5 E-rh Ls1 u lsaa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09

LINCOLN Ea--E 2-.srecal -eieE-u---f
--EH t r-r t1at oil state u-r-1E
nea- tr@ --1- abe vas e-rusEe6 fCr
t-E -sE By tta sezarH r-iE -cr-l-g
~sEz-r- Tar-er aE-hrr q re hi 1eciarei
r-a- t-e E--a-s had raised r1e s-artsr1 q
tze eraf- trat theg usre ah= tu fErulsl
better uurs- Scatter Esnrz- spckE f-- r--
h a. q measure -f patrc-E- a-1 eve
her-er-en- S--h q Fillmore. Ba-ulns
ard H-zz-azE c1tscrHd 90 tEe Hl
e=--E-uali-E Ueas--e- seua1-r s-lIh
moved 90 l-seEn1rslT pos-rc-s. asasrrl-E
--ar r-e -1I crealel -1r-1ralF. as Ir r.
r--Ctsd lhs rrzrElE t- ssrra bear-E 1at
merely q z-.1- Anei tzt q ra-rlc--ar la.asl
Lee q Boyd Stated tat the ban Is hazksG
b. ere abo- uzir-s ara t-at fer t1ar
rsas1n .r 11Et- to be suE-assas Ter r-1r5
reaEl-E
TamaeE savea BIZ
T1e t Lad beez -enr-re5 cur q the
lu--rl--=s El-1Clr rFpCsirc-- t-r 70 cuzlG
r1t muster votes on rta rurr tn 1a-rT IN
cC1--5--ae ~ -ze uh1le
Senator Tanner moved u1t tC cu1cEr
wh=- TIE cu-1rz-res q the whois rspUrred
l-1af--te posrpo1e--e1L ard the ruu Va
sevHr-een o. tttrr-er- carrvt-E fhe hiL TO
r15rd raa1lzE The v1re f1lcus-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
BANDIT SUSPECTS ARE HELD
Two Arrests n Detroit II Connection
with Ogden E0lduP-
BOTH MAKE STRENUOUS DEyLAIs
ssa. 81 WeII-ts-Ds M-a Lerk-d Up
an TeI~Eraphfc Request frum
the sherffF 81 salt Lake
city.

DETROIT Nc 1Earrh s-A ~---berl
PuzlGr hcl61r. near Cr5en- -uaE CO 1he
1lEh- q January g Is salG r8 b. closely
connected wi-h tse a-ress q Tletur core
and BrTar C-Hara q Pal1s Ma TIE
arrests were made BY rsrrssezraztvss q
ate dececuve zEH1cv- Clare uaz alsrc5
l gal a. M1-1r ClsuenE zuE % Ears z-s1
lncke1 ur ar Sa-6usEy. Ne ne hoi1l-.
resulted i- ere 6sath % q porter zud rhs
taxing q E48B ezsh and E-sE n iewsl-y
from TIE passenrgrs - thz rral-
OHE-a E the anu q wsl-to-ao parents
q Pains and Cores fsthsr is q da-ne-
Ths rEo Tu-E neu are sas5 % h4zs rs-
ulrusd rsosHz2y fT-sE1 szlr LaEs city
Ths arrest a Cznse was z-z6e upon a
us-sg-Aphic regu=sl fru1 TIE sheriff al
sax Lake Ciry. Utah- Born prtaaners &C.
care rhsg ars tn1ocgnr
L n EecLa--ss- ss-a- EzE--arr P.--uz -
cuu6leuor MIddlssuu q the train rhat IA.
held I'd wsrs trulght ro Dgrrusr and tha-
rasT positively fseuu6sc ire tuo -ez va
are u11ar arrest ~ tAe pair thzz robbes
the ualz- OHsra l. ~ rsa-s o76 ans
Clcrs - - Years Cd
Gore las besn work11E n Ioez- sa.usaza
tAruury. CEa-z was n netruir uu-1 /,
fsw dzTs AEa. Wa be ws-r 70 Pains @
viEir relatives
Contest Over Rewardz-
WICHITA Kan. Nara E-Cuurruverz7
over the rewards p-oaahly E-u result uvel
TIE arrest q suspects In cu-n=cr1ur wirt
rns robbery q Vlola STATE hank BrurzaT
nigEL ThC-aE MaE6Hn- Ez-chinsU-- "a
wz-d Hzrruld. Shaw1ee- CzL- T-hcra,
Hledwood- CutfzTvLls- Pred BOYD Kansas
Clry, ard cnz Ea1 Who refuses 70 give "a
name we're arrested near t1e scene q -
rchbs-T- E1uEZEz coU1rv az-h1r1rias Re-
fuse N deliver TIE zen % SedEsu1cE c11-r7
au-hari-es uzrL rhe mater q reuarzE !,
ssrred- Uhs rubbars E1r Only Ea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
UNION LABEL BILL
SAVED IN SENATE
Nszbers Order It KlErossed ioI
Thrd Reading Afssr Failing
II Com tee.
HOUSE Kills SnIIAR MEAsURE
Measure VII Have RozEh SsddIng
IN Legislature.
SENATE INITIATIVE PAST HOUSE

Activity Anszg Members Indicates
Agreement o. Bill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-09
HOUSE F0R OMAHA cEARTER Bill

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