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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
co1nBqE SERMON.

SALEM. w. va. June 5-The bac-
laureate sermon to the class o.
1aI1 Mt salem College was delivered
last night by President c. B. CLARK
M. A., PHI. D., upon the theme Z
Divine Interrogation.' The Rev. g
n HIS, the Rev. E. ]. Woofter,
tho rev. ]. S. Robinson and Others
participated in the exercises"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
GRAND JURY 10 MEET.

The June term of the crim.na,
court will open tomorrow morning,
when the grand jury win be formed
and instructed by Judge Raymond
Maxwell The petit jurors viii re-
port next Monday for duty The
term promises to be short.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
CAR SERVICE
Is Tied Up by breaking of Water
Line ut Power station.

VAN street cars on the Fairmont and
r,,arl..l,urg Traction system We're tied
up ave hours sunday morning o9 ~
count of the brealSimg OF 2 "''ter I e,l.l
al the power station AT JaSernt,.- sun
day night at Sis O'Clock orl.s :,
port car coming from brlusepo :,
Jumped the track at the ilLsSe 81,
junction and cars mere were an ou'
Of commission forty minutes as d r.
suit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05


oe Ph Us
Lynch. Of Bucl 8. IS 2
vs. Tor here
4 Plant wa Monday
froi iIcls
g 1Seges OF sal city
vis MoAday.
am Bartlett " aIondas
from JaFvssvilIe.
iamin F. Ram s. d visitor
here nom Fairmont
Ettorney Hugh A. was here
froln shinnaton todasS
Han, OF EEarriaviiIe. IS bus
ne visitor IN the city.
e. r. Jones, OF 4Eorgantown, Is
here on a business WISH
q Jnnes e. Bartlett. OF Bridgeport.
ysas a city visitor Monday.
n p. Hunter, of Elk,ns. Is q
business visitor in the city.
Thcmas Z. McBwen, employed 1t
Weston. spent sunday here.
Jastsce Cyrus Thompson. OF Siasnns-
stnus was in the city Monday.
n q A. Brown, OF Parkersburg, is
a business visitor in the city.
] Joseph Wilson. of Brilliant, o., is
Fistiing his son. w. NJ Wilson. :
Miss Grace Mcdonnell, OF Fair
mont. visited relatives here Sunday.
] Editor William A. Meredith. of Sa-
hems was a city business visitor Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Alison, OF
Fleetwood. are guests at the Waldo
hotel.
selby sigley employed here, spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Fair
mont.
Miss Bessie Borgess. has gone to
staunton. Va, where she will visit all
summer. .
A. 3. Nay. a stone contractor Of
sand Run, was in the city Monday
transacting business.
Sherman C. Depham returned sun
day morning from short business
viset in washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Payne and
Miss Carlotti PenneIl will leave to-
night for worcester. Mass.
DR.. w. w. Reynolds was here
Monday from Weston visiting rela-
tives an attending to business.
Mortimer w. Smith returned sun
day from CharIottesville, Va, where
he had been attending the Univer-
sfty OF virginia for the last year.
camden Taney, of wheeling. vis-
tied his grandmother, Mrs. Martha NJ,
somnI4ers, ana Uncle and aunt. Mr
ana mrs. camden Sonmers. sunday
mrs. E. r. Davis and three chill
dren have gone to Mt. Lake Park
and takensa cottage. They VIII re-.
main there untif the first OF oeto-
her.
Mrs. S. L. Devine, accompanied by
her grandfather. Miss NIcFarlane' IS
here from Bradford, Pa. a guest at
the home of her son. James NJ De-
vine.
mrs. O. c. thompson. OF chester.
w va. accompanied by Michael and
He1en thompson, IS visiting her
~ ,,cr+er Mrs. Charles Cunningham,
and husband in the Jacobs building
The Rev. w. NJ. Long left this
for Toppening, wash, wheTeI
he Win visit for a week or ten days
l;oge,ra osS!nc to the Christian church
national convention at Portland.
Trrom there he viii go to Seattle
trhare he will spend few days be-
fore his return home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
WILL ELECT oFF1cERs.

Az the regular convocation OF
.,5anirarn chapter NO. IL OF the Roya
.Arcb Nasons tonight in Masonic Hall,
',,,,,ars viii be elected to serve for
~ erauing tesrn. The convocatior
LII ,,es-in promptly at o'elock. All
..,,,ors are urged to attends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05
NOTICE 10 PUBITC,

My wife. Belle Mortimer, having
LETT my bed and board without just
cause, l VIII not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her.
JOFllN MORTIMER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-06-05

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Father Keeps Mob
From Burning Negro
Assailant of Girl

SPRING HILLS, Kan. Nov. 25.--while
Clarence Davis. an 1s-year-old negro, sat
shaekled to a chair In a, pool hall here
today 800 members OF posse who had
captured him for an attempted attack on
Ruth Fike, a 1l-year-oid high school girl,
debated the question of taking the law
into their own hands. Twenty speeches
we're made and at the conclusion a tall
farmer pulled the negro towards the door
and assuming the leadership Of the mob,
cried:
Come on boys, well burn the scoundrel
at the stake"
wiling hands helped 10 drag the negro
20 the street. At this juncture, ]. A
FYko, father Of the girl. arrived
Pushing aside the mob, he reached thu
negro's Size and. addressing himself u
the crowd, declared the mob must dispersl
and let the law take its course.
This undoubtedly is the man who at
tempted vicious crime upon M
daughter" said he, but Judge Lynch
does not live in civilized Kansas an.
more. To burn this fellow to death viii
only scandalIze the country. Let the law
beg OF you, take las course"
After a conference. the mob leader
turned the negro over to the county au
ithorlties after being assured OF a speed
trial for him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

Pickard. MsN; J. N. Knott. socialist
La
County Comm. ssioner. Firth District
Frank c. Best, republican, BUY; NJ. h
Huntington. democrat. s.4oi; L.. Duncan
socialist. i,7e0
Police Judge. omaha--Charles f. Eos
ter republican. eos. j. J. Mahoney.
democrat, T,u7; Thor Jorgensen, socialist
1,IT5
Police Judge, South OmahR-C L. Att
siadt. republican. 1882; James Callahan
democrat 1905; p. c. Caldwell n~ople $
independent. Is: John F. Chase socialist
SO
Justices of the Peace Ornaha-ltepubh'
cans: wm Altstadt. s.62S; q. II. Barker
1850; George c. Cockreli. ana; w. w
Eastman. 9.eOs: Ed Leeder. 9.5g5; f. X
Long. s.723 Democrats: A. f. Baldwin
6,sS5; Albert Kaplan 1867; f. F. NC
cartney. $3.50; w. r. Meyers 6.S54; e. A
shaw. e.SB7; Ed McGlnnis. en-.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Pickpocket Caught
Robbing Conductor

Dennis Carroll a street car conductor
and Harold 81 wiedcnfeld. an army
officer. eaughtA piokpocket. alleged TO
be notorious ID his part Of. the country
at $50 last night when the dip" took
a handful OF coins from the pocket OF
the conductor. He was knocked down
and held by the two men until Detectives
punohue and Heitfeld arrived and took
him to ian He said he was T. J. Keller
OF Kansas City.
The plckpocket had also taken some
money from the army officer while stand
ing close to him on a Park avenue car.
Al Seventeenth and Lsas enworth he tried
TO take the conductors change. When
caught he threw the coins into the air
BY crying out he was almost successful
In gaining the sympathy OF the crowd
as he was being held on the paysmen.
By the detectives.
Just as 1t appeared 10 the detectives
that the bystanders, ignorant Of his
character. might step IN 20 his aid. Keller
drove his rescuers away by q couple OF
paragraphs OF profanity. He Il said 70
be wanted In several citits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Automobile Highway Map

For the benefit of Automobile Tour
lists the Western Contractors Supply
Co, $50 Braadeis Building, has COM
pleted and published an accurate and
complete nap showing all the author
lied thOrOushfares of eastern Nebraska
and western Iowa, enabling anyone to
select their route to any given point
and follow Il with certainty, avoiding
ALI the unpleasant delays consequent
to INSTRUMENTATION obtained enroute.
This map has been perfected on the
authority OF the county officials OF
each county who have these roads in
charge and shows not only the main
lines of travel but shows these roads
that have been especially prepared for
automobile travel between all the i'm
/ portant towns in the territory covered.
! The map is for Gale at the Auto
Supply depots, garages book stores and
/ news stands. Price S1.50 each. II your
4 dealer is unable to supply you the map
! will be mailed postpaid on receipt Of
i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

In our big hardware ana house furnish.
ings department: The genuine Seamless
savory roaster, 79c; three.pioco stag
handle carving set. knife. fork and steel,
IN satin lined case. regular Sass value.
Saturday S-sS; large double rooster, aso {;
wood lined stove boards. up from $50;
the Rayo lamp. complete. n.ss. warranted
OIL heaters, up from Sass; the vulcan
toaster, toasts four slices % bread At
once, today iec: ash siftefs. up from lbc;
storm proof screen door papers, isc; the
genuine Universal food chopper, 100:
Lindsay upright gas lamps, complete, Tsc.
Inverted gas lamps, complete, 80; up.
right or Inverted mAntels. ioc; extra
heavy nickel plated black TN range tee
Kettle nc; No. pure aluminium tea ket.
tle. 81 value. today $40 i7-quart extra
heavy granite dish pan. eso. No. g nickel
plated tea kettle, BIB; weather STRIP Per
foot up from Iei SCOT destroyer. fos
cleaning stove or furnace pipes, pkg. l5c,
,. zoller Meroantils Co. rhc Bia Uptown
store, ioo-ios.i0i-fm broadway. -Four
phones-Rlng 3ao
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

KENT-Adley Cook. who lives near
here, has sold forty acres OF unimproved
land from his big farm for the almost
record price o. fi5o per acre. Mt Cook
bought this land eighteen years ago az
t35 per acre.
ESTHERNILI.E-The funeral Of PAT
keenan,, aged s1 an old resident Of Es.
therville, Was held az the catholic church
yesterday. AIR keenan, was born m
Limerick, Ireland, IN April ISIS He was
the father OF nine children. five Of whom
besides his wife. survive him.
DENIsON-,rhe district court now IA
session with Judge Hutchinson preslding
u trying BY jury the case OF Mrs Mary
u. DuBan, who IS suing William Rae. {
Charter OAK saloonkeeper FOR selling heI
husband liquor. after being notified IA
cease. Il 4 enc OF four cases invoisinS
the same issue
CRESTON-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hu.
batka. old aud Well known residents oi
Adams county. celebrated their silver
wedding Anniversary last night az theiI
home near Williamson. over 900 invita-.
tons were sent out for the affair am
very elaborate preparations have beer
underway for the last week.
EfAtsI.AN-c0lonsi H. Y. Krasohsl Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Council Bluffs
LITTLE BOY LOSES LIMB
Falls Beneath Wheels of Coal Car on
First Avenue.
PAYING 400 NEAR TRACKs
Number OF Them Ciimbihs Upon
Moving Cars when winnie
west Drops TO Track
ncneath.

Injuries that required the amputation
Of his right leg above the knee were in
flicted upon Willie West. s-year-old son
OF Air. and Mrs. William West. residing
at 900 First avenue. Thursday evening
when he fell beneath the wheels OF a
coal car upon which no was trying to
climb when Il was in motion.
In company with a number OF children
he was playing near the consolidation
tracks on First avenue. near his home.
The coal train came along and several OF
the older boys climbed upon the NOV
ing cars. The little fellow attempted "a
do the same and fell with his right leg
across the track. The tender bono wai
found 70 be crushed IN such manneI
that DIR. Jennings. WHO was called. wal
compelled TO amputate after tho nth,
sufferer had been taken 70 Mercy hospi
tai The father OF the boy is a cofnmer
cial salesman for the Anderson Commls
sion house IN Omaha and was not at HON,
at the time OF the accident.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
CANVASS OF VOTE COMPLETED
Official Returns Show Frank Dewey.
for County Clerk, Leads Ticket.
OUTRUNs Az RUNNMe MATEs
Mcbride, Republican Candidate for
Surveyor, II Next, with 1929,
Peoples Independent EN-
aorsement Helping Him.

Canvass of the Douglas county vote
Tor county attorney and the vote for
Omaha and South Omaha, officers OF the
general election Of November Z. was com
pleted by the canvassing board yesterday
afternoon. 1t shows that Frank Dewey,
republican candidate for county clerk,
ran ahead Of the county ticket and polled
O higher vote than any other republican
candidate. county. judicial. or state, eX-
cept Judge Abraham L. sutton.
The official totals as given out by the
board follows
Clerk of the District Court-Robert
Smith, republican ana peoples independ-
ent, 1851; Thomas J. Flynn. s.s7S; Jesse
T. Brilliant. socialist. i,sS2.
County Judge--Bryce Crawford. repub-
llean, l2,eSO; william p. Lynch. demo-
crat. a.sS5; C. c. Vaughn. socialist. 1,77S.
Sheriff-Fred II. Hoye, republican, 9,965
r. J. Mcshane, jr., democrat, 1882; w.
w. Lutman. socialist. LIZA.
County Clerk-Frank Dewey. repubil-
can. 1894; Thomas ]. O'connor. demo-
Graf. s,S79: Frank Brecka, socialist, 1,76O.
Coroner--Willis C. Crosby. republican.
12,zSl; Leo A. Hoffman. democrat. 1914;
]. p. Matthews. socialist. 16S9.
Treasurer--w. G. Ure republican. II. 9O2;
NJ. L. Endres, democrat. 1o6ss; ]. T. Ed
wards, socialist, l.78a.
surveyorA-George Mcbride. republican
and peoplets independent. 1S.e2O; Murray
schwartz. democrat R.454; James Urban
socialist, 1.7e.
Superintendent OF instructionv-w. A.
4 Yoder. i'epuhlioan. I2.7s4: Victor II. De-
Bolt, democrat. 9.sss; Alice G. Mile. So
cialist. 1,ISG
County Commissioner. Third District
J A. C, Harte, republican, 12,32S: Oscar J.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Bankers Association
Favors Aldrich Plan

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2s.--with hut
one dissenting vote the American Bank
ers' association gave It's unqualified APP
proval 10 the proposed Aldrich plan Tor
tho reform OF the monetary system OF the
United states
Congress was urged TO deal with the
proposition as an economic question OUT
side the domain OF party politics. Conf
dence was expressed that THE high pur-
pose aotuating the National Monetary
commission assures the working out Of
the details In accordance with the sound
principles stated in the plan. In such a
manner as TO gain the confidence and sup
port % all CLASSES"
After the election OF officers the thirty
seventh annual convention OF the asso-
citation came TO a close.
Detroit was chosen unanimously on the
first ballot as the convention city In 1919.
Boston. Atlantic City, Chicago and jack
sonyille. Fie., gave notice that they would
ask for the convention in l9i2
Vice President William LIVINGSTON Of
Detroit was elected president and Z, n.
Hultig OF st, Louis. vice president. The
convention then adjourned.
The executive council tonight elected
the following officers. Chairman OF the
executive council, Arthur Reynolds. Des
Moines. Ia; treasurer OF the associa ton
~. Fletcher Farrell. Chicago: secretary
Colonel Fred +, Fansworth. New York
assistant secretary, William q. FnHwn.
son, New York; general counsel Thoma,
B. Patton. New York, manager protectiv,
department, L. W. Cannon. New York
The Insurgents Of the association wor
a negative victory today IN their flRht
TO prevent succession In office. The reso
tuition OF c, II. McNider OF Mason Citr
Ia, designed 20 prevent clique rule" re
isulted IN bitter controversy on an,
floor Of the convention and even threats
OF the secession OF the trust company sec
ton nom the association. The proposel
amendment TO the constitution, contains
In the McNider resolution, received ,
majority OF the votes cast, but falel
OF adoption because Il lacked thirty ton,
votes OF the required two-thirds majority
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
THREE HORSES BURN WHEN
FLAMES DESTROY A BARN

Three horses were burned to death and
two sheds and barn In the rear Of las
i1-D North Twenty.souTth street were
destroyed by fire at to;So O'Clock last
night. Two Of the HOSES belonged 10
David speeteF and the other 10 Norris
Turner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
At CHICAGO INSTITUTION
GROVE TO GET TREATMENT

CHICAGO. Nov. s&-Pat Grove. who
recently escaped punishment IN Norm
side count by promising 20 leave Chioago.
was today sent TO an institution to re-
oeive treatment lie was arrested last
night while intoxicated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
PROFESSOR MILLER'S CHOIR
WILL GIVE A CONCERT

Prof n. v. Miller. in chnrre Of the
choir OF the Broadway Methodist church,
has arranged for another OF the very
popular sacred concerts nc the rhufuh
TOMORROW evening These concerts have
been popular features for number OF
years and have attracted q widespread
Interest on account Of the high character
Of the music and the prominence in the
music loving world OF those who have
directed them. The choir has numbered
Tor many years members vshoae attain.
ments In voice development have placed
them AZ the head OF local favorites. II
was from this CHOIR that the famous Elks'
quartet was evolved and FOR a number
Of years Or. Claude Lewis. the wonderful
tenor OF the QUARTET had change OF the
choir Prof. Miller the present chblr
director who comes from a family Of
mustcians, had acquired a Wide reputa.
ten before he came here and he has
grown visihly IN ability since coming.
Following Is the program prepared by
him:
yrgan preiude..........,.....,
hsiponssAs We HOPE in Thse. Hayden
hfoadway male quartet.
solo and Automatically Appear.
from heqeInpuon' ..4,......... Gounod
Miss Mcconnell and chorus,
onward cnristian Soldier fIayden
49,, 49, Hrgadway male quartet
Juet--Ihc Homeland fanacDfnt
Miss Mcconnell and PROF. Miner.
eolo-fhe Plains OF Peace ....... bingham
Miss i-ougea
colo and Antnem-AlmRhty God Mozart
Prof Miller end chorus.
an Heavenly Love Abiding. -. 7. Clofnaf
Broadway male quartet
ptfertory and announcements. ...
Duct-Sun 81 NY S0el s...e..s...a.J eronn,
Mr. Pounds and Prof Miller
sole and Antnem-FrOm Thy love "A
q Father, from Redemption" aounot
Miss Mary Mcconnell and chorus
Beneoiction and organ postlude........
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
HOMEMADE AERoPLANE
TRIED OUT by col EMAN

Frank Coleman made two successful
ahort flights with his homemade aero
plane on the Omaha Motor speedway yes
terday afternoon. lie flew about a quar-
ter OF a mile on each Night and had per-
feet control OF his plane. He was en-
thuuiasuc ever the saccaaa % the flights
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The c0unen Bluffs office Of
The Omaha nee = a. Is Scot,
Street. Phons -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
Ceuneu nIuIfs Producc Market.

The following quotations, showing prices
raid to producers, are corrected daily BY
william Higgeson. city weighmaster, for
publication in The Bee;
Corn, 61i62c per bu.; wheat, sec per bu. ,
oats, $50 per hu.; hay, loose. Sil.OO3i2O %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

Real estate transfers as reported to The
Bee November "a by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company OF Council
Bluffs:
Walter c. Barton and wife TO John
4. Hazen, VIC feet lot Q and ei2
teet loi 10, subdiy. of block A
l4yotag ~ alss. ~ ........ A oA0
Trustees OF estate OF Guy Z. Barton
70 9. y. Nash company various
lots ana lands In Council Bluffs,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

The key 10 success In business Il the
judicious and persistent use Of newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
The Tires That Cut
Tire Bills in Two

These Non Skid treads, il
wanted. come on Goodyear No
Rim-cut tires.
These are our patented tires
the tires which can't rim-cut -
now the most popular tires in
America.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

The key q success n baslness b. the
iaa|eiops and persistent use Of newspaper
adfafieing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO., AKRON, o.
Omaha Branch-202O-2O22 Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

- - Ntei'DiHe W AeA ~. Night L-1fQ2.
Here's a genuine bargain. We are hav.
Ing sale ON today OF Mofrella bacon.
back strips. sealed and wrapped and All
from young pigs, by the strip for ibc IL
n you want your moneys worth get busy.
We have a few OF those spoons left. sls
spoons and a package Of breakfast food
Ne. We win have plenty OF turkeva
ducks and chickens next week. We lust
opened one 81 those large boxes Of Inn
ported figs, weighs Ice lbs. on sale today
81 25c ID. New bulk dates at lalsel new
homemade sorghum, A0c, s-gallon: sweet
cider, S5c gallon; sauer kraut loo quart
Feaishlpt oysters, without water, Goo
quart; breakfast sausages In boxes az zoe,
celery. &c. lettuce, Sc. II YOU went 10
drink coffee that has the right flavor.
Just try d. n. Blend. s5s H., New york
Roasted. Csc 10. Golden Rule flour. a at
baEtel-Aiiller Tel $50
Read these special Saturday prices
Notice these low prices on turkeys ducks
geese ana provisions OF all kinds. Nc
scarcity al zolieIs. IN our idg Grocer,
department.. Granclated sugar Is lbs.. 81
eoe box soda eroekers, &C; eae can PaNtor
a Gallagher gas roasted coffee. $50 Is
bottle snicers catsup. iec; nlnce meat
three Dkss.. &C. homemade minee meat
two ihs.. Sc home grown pie pumpkins
g. and l0c; maple sugar batter. per pail
&c: ice Palm DIVA soap. four bars, &c
eranberries, per at. l0ci fancy prunes
fhsee lbs, 25c; sweet cider. per sal. S5e
ptire homemade sorghum. a.. 25c; wash
ins roVder three pigs Toe; fancy tabl,
corr. seven cans. ssei new dates. per pkg.
lec; new figs, per pkg ioc: new lsttuce
three punches, loc; new caulinower, pc
head, loe and i5c; fancy cooking apples
per pkg, l5c; new seedless raisins. tw,
4ses. &c. }. zoiler Mercantile Co. IN,
nir Uptown Store ioo-lO2-io4-lo6 broad
e@g Ring 40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
\. J. PIam1Iaa @. nd. -. Nlrh. l..lre.

TWO transfers, total. ....,..,.... d, 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

Our Tire Book. based on 10 years
OF tire making, is filed with facts
you should know. Ask us to mail
Il to you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

Pinchot was fast 70 something three inles
Of shore. and the angler-author' putll"s
out in his launch, found the former lo'
ester in little skin whizzing stern nrS'
through a rising sea toward rough water
A twenty-four-strand line, attached 10 Soii'e
mad leviathan Of the submarine reaim was
towing the little craft so fast that us s'ei 4"
was held down dangerously near 70 the
surface. but on Pinchot sped, with no other
crew than a twelve-year-old boy AT uie
oars.
For five miles 10 seward they
the mad race. until the sun SET tne N-
ness fell and the moon rose. bat sun III
cbot held on like grim death hrihei's Wv
monster fifteen times alongside MS nom
only 10 see IL make OFF. wneh IT.
Ieknfully play out his six hnndrfu ie''
line again and patiently pump away w..
the hone OF firing out the great nsh i'"'
at last. when the pursuing lauhch wa
great way out 10 sea, a cry oi
came through the darkness ana
on coming up. found Pinchot HOLDING rus
e the giant ash's tail as 1t lashen -
the moonlit sea alongside his tiny shin
After the swordfsh had been h"' ',,,
.board the launch IL was founo 10 "e'T
"a mounds. as mentioned, and to niea'''
ron feet from snout 10 tai. ,,...
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