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WANTED

WANTED Thorough business man in good
w standing and with wide acquaintance u
represent a high-class concern. Chance of a
lifetime for the right man. Address suite 1904
40 Exchange Place New York. d3t;
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WANTED Competent cook. Good wages.
w Apply Nash s iIutchins. 72t3
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TO RENT

VoRENT- Office to rent in Savings Bank
Il Bldg 7ltf
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MISCELLANEOUS

An eXE crienCed domestic nurse, making a
Amos, care of A. j. Knapp, at the reservoir
5lt9
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no RENT-Room furnished steam heat aud
Il electric lights. Mrs p. b. Gardner 3la
Main street. Tel. 1862 este
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-18

For SALE The real estate of the late John
IL Cordes located on the west side of Silver
street Apply W. J. Meagher. 5tf
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Tor sALE-The homepace of the late
d Rufus B. Godfrey, on the west side OF
Beech street, Also the store on the north
side Of Main street. Apply WI Meagher, TX
ecutor. stf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
NOBLE ART OF REsIGNINe
Senator Bailey'S Example DriIts
Down the Line 90 the
Platform.

have an Irishman driving one Of my
teams who has worked for me for ten
years He Is Just as faithful as the duy
is long. Every now and then he has
'blue" days lie thinks he Is not appre-
ciat6d.
Last week Pat sent me his resignation.
lie gave no reason. | wrote back ac-
cepting his resignation without COM
ment.
The next morning, while / was chew
ing my special brand of plug on the
shippin' platform, up comes Pat, See no.
Mike Kinney, what do you mean by ac-
ccpting my resignation? Isn't my work
satisfactory"
sez l. Pat, didn't | understand your
note TO offer your reslgnatlon?"
yes" sez he, but Mike Kinney. you
know denim we'll / didn't mean to re-
sign"
but, Pat" sez I. you have resigned.
you are out. and now there is nothing TO
discuss"
sez he, Then 1 withdraw my resigna-
ton"
IAN right" sez ]; Pat. you're back on
the payroll But Pat when ! hauled ore
in the early days in Leadyiile il wasn't
the best thing 20 make gun play I'M
less YOU meant business
you're right" sex Pat, Il shed my
shootin irons right now. '-Mike Kinney
in the Gimlet.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
WILL NOT LAST
SAkPY CO.

1iS ACRES, absolutely the very best
bargain near Omaha situated in Sarpy
county within miles OF South Omaha,
1s mile from new drainage ditcn; n up
land, gently rolling, the very best OF soil;
S5,0OO worth OF improvements, consisting
of good, well built 7-room house QargV
rooms) good cellar, plenty of closets,
pantry equipped with flour bins, china
closets, etc; good barn for IA head, with
haymow for 40 tons; goo! orchard, etc.
If YOU want the very best improved and
very best farm you can get, without any
exception, Tor Sl0O per acre, near Omaha,
then take this; u cash by March /; bal
anCe long time.
Let me show you the goods. Bring wife
with YOU large list and d few bar
gains; all terms and all prices; but II you
can handle the above do not overlook II,
EOW.
ORIN 5. MERRILL COMPANY.
12l3-12l4 City National Bank Building"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
hOTICE % CONTRACTORs.

on saturday, December 2, 1911 al the
office Of the EecIetaTy OF the Board ~
Regents, Administration building, Unl-
versity of Nebraska, Lincoln. for the con
structlOn OF "a PLANT Industry building.
10 cost approximately $4,000; 20 be bulit
on the University Farm, near Lincoln
according 10 plans and specifications
together with copies OF contract, bond
and schedule 10 be used for this work now
on file in the office OF the Superintendent
OF Constructlon, room 207, OF the said
Administration building, Bids must be
sealed aud marked with the bidders
name, and the words bid Tor Plant IN
dustry building" written plainly on the
outside.
Nl5-lS-2e--6 J. $. DALEs, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
For Sale

72O acres improved farm and ranch near
haywood, Neb.; l5S acres in good state
OF cultivation, nay and pasture. Price,
SIS per acre. owner viii consider a good
farm in eastern Nebraska in exchange.
Can or write FARMERS LAND CO,
10l4 city Natl Bank Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
BIGGEST SNAP IN STATE.
6i0-acre improved ranch, western Ne
braska, for quick sale, Price Si,75 pei
acre, good terms. Act quick. BOX 476
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
senator Honr,s Pnrtinr shot.


Senator Hoar OF Massachusetts, he calls
the most cultivated man in the senate. +"
When Hoar opposed the taking OF the
Philippines Cullom irritated him greatly
by attacking him, and Hoar came TO
him and said that III three-fourths Of
the people of his state were not I'm har-
mony with his position he would resign ."
Kindly as he was, Cullom says Hoar "be-
came very ill-natured with his republican
colleagues who supported expansion.
But, looking back on It all ten years
later Cullom candidly says, 81 do not
know but that the passing Of time has
demonstrated that Senator Hoar was
right In his opposition to requirement of
the Philippines, but at the time Il seemed
that the burden was thrust up US, and
We could not shirk It,"
When Roosevelt was completing the
rape Of Panama, he sent for Hoar TO
induce that senator TO support him. Cul.
lom was present. The president wanted
Hoar to read the message he had pre-
pared, and he explained his position 10
Hoar in his usual vigorous fashion, =
trying TO get the senator's attention 10
the message, Senator Hoar seemed
averse to reading It, but finally sat down.
and without seeming to pay any particu-
lar attention TO what he was perusng,
he remained for minute or two, then
arose and said:
81 hope 1 may never live to see the
day when the interests OF my country
are placed above It's honor
HE at once retired from the room
without uttering another word, proceed
ing 20 the capitol.
Later In the morning he came TO me
with typewriter paper containing the
conversation between the president and
himself, and asked me to certify to its
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

All person interested in our Central
Willamette Valley (Uregon) colonization
plan are Invited to can at our office
Tor free Information. AL farms wltnln
the reach OF every wage Garner. You
may own a farm in 80 months. Hecker
a. Beam, S2S Erandeis Ineater Bog.
Phone Douglas 9s7
GOVERNMENT WlNS-Court decision
In great land suit against Southern Pa
cific-2O,OOO claims average value $1,000
each, total $i5OO,OO0. If you are an Amer
ican citizen and wish to use your right
to one OF these claims, write at once.
Douglas County Abstract CO.. Roseburg,
Oregon"
FRUIT LANDS In lO-a. tracts on easy
payments; large tracts for subdivision
from $40 to $50 per. a. on electric road
now building in the famous willamette
valley OF oregon. Agents wanted. Geo. V,
FletCher q Co, junction CITY, OregOn.+
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Colonel Fasom was reading the morn
ing paper when he exclaimed:
"What a terrible misfOTtune"
"WhHt Is it-sUmebOdy got married p
his wife asked.
mo. but a married woman In "A III OF
rage threw a coffee cup at her husband
The cup was Fhiyered into fragments,
and one Of them cutting his jugulaF
vein. hr died on the. spot. Tho reporter
sav. the grief OF the unfortunate
woman was dreadful 90 witness. She
was frantic with remOrse and made sew.
eraI attempts TO end her life
Poor creature said MIS- FalsOm
with a sigh. "The broken cup must
have belonged 20 uer new china set. -
New York GLOBE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
LEGAL NOTICEs.
nTIcN M CONTRArTnna

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received until noon.
December /, 1911, at the office Of the
Tor the construction OF a
building at Curtis, Nebraska, for the
school OF Agriculture, Plans speclfica-
tlons and bidding blanks are on file at
the office Of Burd f. Miller, Architect.
73l Brandeis Thester Bldg, Omaha, and
the office Of secretary OF state. Lincoln.
ADDISON WAIT
NIA-d-Igt SECRETARY of stare
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

BEAUTY CULTURE. by William A.
Woodbury. SS Pp. 81. q. w, Dilling-
ham company.
The author OF this book, contrary to
the ordinary beauty doctor. urges wo-
men In many ways to leave herself as
God made her. The book. however. con-
tains a fun number of recipes and di-
rections upon all the usual subjects to-
gether with much physiological and
anatomical explanation OF his advice, and
brief account OF the history of some
OF the usages OF the toilet. II is fully
illustrated with figures and diagrams.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
REAL ESTATE
FARM q RANCH LAND ron SALE
miscellaneous,

WE have some bargains in the Ozarks.
Oregon county. Missouri, and Fulton
county, Arkansas. Win treat our custom
ers right. Address us at Alton, Mo, and
Mammoth Springs, Ark, }. B Johnson
Realty Company.''
GOVERN MENT FARMS FREE. or.
f,cial lUO-page book Free Government
Land describes every acre In every
county in United States; contains town
ship and section plats, rainfall maps
tables and charts showing inches ram
fall annually and elevation above sea
level by counties, homestead and other
government land laws, teus how and
where to get government land without
uVng on II, United States Patent, Apple
cation Blanks, al about goyernment ir-
rlgHted farms anu necessary Information
to procure vacant government land. Price
20 cents, postpaid, hOMESEEkER PUB
LlSnlNG COMPANN, St Paul. Minn."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

32O ACRES FREE.

Your homestead right good for 800 acres.
and no residence required. We can locate
you on some Of the choicest tracts. Can
also buy some choice tracts school land
cheap. Best land being rapidly taken up
Act quick Address Northwestern Lands
90. 2l2 DoolY Rlock salt Lake Citv. Iftak
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

Deeos filed Gor record November y, 1911
Dunuee Realty company to Beda g. Ed
luud, lot T. block 81 Dundee place. $3.50
Henry H. Garst to Agda r. Amer
sen, lot /, block n, original plat of
South Omaha, W. d...................., /
Alexander T.. Chambers TO Janet l..
c. G.. Powell "A s1a of ma swA, sec,
81. twp. Is, 4. l3, q. c. d...,,........,. O36
Susie j.. Briggs and George Briggs to
Anthony r.. Burth, lot 20, block q,
First addition TO Corrlgan place,
W. d. .,......,,..,,.,,.,.....,. ,...,.',.,.. SOO
Steve BeniZewski from South Omaha
Omaha. ". d..,....,................ 800
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
OPEN FOR sET-rLEMENT.

OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.
ORC HARD LANDS, IRRIGATED.
no CASH PAYMENT REQUIkED.
We need settlers-nOt their money. Ir-
TgEted orchard tracts I'm the famous
Rouge River Valley, Southern oregon,
Prairie Land, ready for the plow; no
timber no rocks. Water now on the
ground. Unequalled for prOductveness
and climate. This proposition, and
financial standing OF company, indorsed
BY National Banks, leading business men
and financial agencies. only irrigation
company In Northwest permitting settlers
10 make the land pay Tor itself. We
also sell improved orchard tracts on
payments 10 those who are unable 10
make residence al the present time. Send
for illustrated descriptive matter Rogue
lands, Incorporated Medford, ore.''
FRUIT land earning $40 20 SlCOj per
acre annually. ] bought IA tract o. choice
fruit land in the Rogue river valley 2z
miles from station for mere song, the
poor fellow had TO sell You can buy ten
10 forty acres of this land for half It's
value on terms OF s. cash and s. per acre
per month. Purchase price returned Il
not satisfied. Full particulars on request.
An Art Book describing the Rogue River
valley mailed for IS cents. Oliver b.
Brown. 1927 E. Main 81, Medford. Ore,''
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

Two sections Of DaIlam Co.,
Texas land; level, soil as good
as the best in Nebraska. Price,
$500 per acre, Need money.
Address Y 81 care Of Bee. "
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
New York.
Oregon.

FARMS in. the beautiful upper Hud-
son valley, Ask for book
let Itural Lie Co. klnderhook. ~ Y.sg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
NANCH AND FARM
PROPOSITION.

IllAO III IIUNAII ttFAlNOff NND FANM
PROPOSITION.
1855 acres located in east central part
OF South Dakota, l2 miles from good
town, all fenced and cross fenced also
800 acres leased land under fence. Good
comfortable ranch buildings, 800 acres
under cultivation; 800 acres of more good
farm land, balance best kind of pasture
and hayland Price $3.50 per acre.
Choice half section two and half miles
from town i'm Kingsbury county for sale
at 1870 per acre, will take in town prop
erty not over $1,000 as part pay. No bet
ter quality OF land than this. Address
or call on CARLSON s. WALLIN, Garth
age s. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Texas.

THE HOMESEEKER is monthly
paper that will tell you how to acquire
.. home on easy payments, and also how
to make money out of other people who
are acquiring homes.
THE MAGAZINE WITHOUT \ NAME
will help you TO make pleasant home
and will tell you how TO make a good
living out of little land.
We will send you both free IL you will
send us your name.
AMERICAN TOWNSHIP CO,
San Antonio. Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

correctness l took the paper and read
Il over, and as Il seemed 20 be correct,
as remembered the conversation
wrote my name ON the bottom OF It. /
have never seen or heard of the paper
since"
Fullcr'a close Call.
Culom tells tho story OF the narrow
escape Melville w. Fuller had when Pres
idcnt Cleveland nominated him FOR chief
justice OF the United states. The senate
was republican, and, Of course II was
not possible TO prevent the nomination
and appointment OF democrat but
Senator Edmunds then the leader OF the
senate. had set his heart on the appoint
ment OF Edward J, Phelps OF his own
state, and when rullers nomination came
In he was outraged. and determined to
defeat It, In executive session he at
tackled Fuller most viciously," says
Cullom, as a copperhead in the civil war,
Cullom had already talked with Cleve-
land and had strongly indorsed Fuller,
He had in his desk copy OF a speech
Phelps had made during the war at
tacklng Mrs, Lincoln In the most out
rageous and undigniflcd fashion" When
Edmunds made his attack on Eullers
war record Cullom promptly arose and
read the Phelps speech, which was so
much worse than anything Fuller had
ever said that the republican leader was
routed and Fuller confrmed--"mu
adds Cullom, with relish, ito the chagrln
and modification VI Senator Edmuuds,"
Poker Schenck's Indignation,
Senator Allison OF Iowa was one OF
Culloms ideals. lie and Allison worked
together In the earliest days. General
Robert G. Schenck is mere memory to
this generation. except for his achieve
ment In teaching Edward VII to play
poker; but forty years ago he was
great man. Cullom tells how he and
Allison, both low tariff men, with Gen
eral Logan blocked a high tariff bill OF
schencks, and how the eXctablo gen
eral announced on the floor OF tho house:
IL might as we'll move to lay tho bill
on the table and TO write as its epitaph:
'Nibbled to death by pismircsl "
Logan, says Cullom. was terribly an
CRY" but Allison and Cullom were in
tensely amused, less at Scheucks with
olsm than at Logun's fury.
Talk with cleveland.
For republican no got along very
well with President Cleveland. The
stories he had to tell OF him are char
aoteristic; for instance, one of how he
called ON Cleveland to congratulate him
on his rumored intention of appointing
Charles Ridgely controller Of the cur
rency. Cleveland, always suspicious Of
the motives OF politicians received the
congratulation surhly and said no had
never had any intention OF making the
appointment The conversation became
strained and finally Culom lost his
temper and exclaimed:
81 don't care damn whether you APP
point him or not, Ridgelys democrat,
anyhow"
Instantly the presidents manner
changed and he began to inquire about
Rldgely In the most interested manner.
II almost mad to break away IN order
to give others a chance" concludes Gull
| lptto with
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

LAND opening; over 10000 acres Texas
state land being thrown open to the pub
liC $3.50 to IS per acre; title direct from
state; 1-4Oth down, balance 40 years for
further information write Box 225, Hous-
ton, Texas"
FOR an attractive prospectus describ-
INK Houston and its popular suburb,
Westmoreland Farms, an established,
successful agricultural development OF
small farms with Houston electric street
car service, etc, send your name on
postal to COndit and Henderson, 1860
SCanlau Bldg, Houston, TeX.F*
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Souta Dakota.

A FEW snaps in Brule county, South
Dakota. lands; will pay railroad fare to
buyers not satisfied. J. A. Stransky
Pukwana s. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

SOCIAL CUSTOMS BY Florence Howe
Han. al Pp. N,6o. Dana, Estes n Co.
This book treats OF the origin and cvo-
luton OF manners; contains chapters on
the duties OF hosts and hoa;esses. on cor
rect behavior both Ia public and private
on the proper use OF visiting cards.
etiquette at the table, on weddings, for
NAL aud informal teas, dinners and
luncheons; In fact, II would be hard to
find any social question that this book
does not answer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

IOUR Sun
should own a piece OF land. Figure IL
this is a good investment or not, S2J
acres of school land IN sheridan Co.
raises fine alfalfa and small grain and
especially good tor potatoes, which 20
100 bu. to the acre; good soil and land is
level. Is a bargain and VIII stand in
spection. Price 50 per acre; good terms.
Write owner, L. G. Crandall, 2l3 Funke
Bldg Lincoln, Neb"*
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
wyoming.

5000 ACRES IN WYOMING, with
water rights. Completed irrigation sys-
tern. Also $500 acres Carey Act and
Decided LOW prices. Write WYOMING
CO., Wheatland. wy
Oming"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

THE BEAUTY or sELF-CoNTRo1.
BY j. II. Miller 200 PIP. 81. r.. Y.
Crowcll company.
The author demonstrates his belief in
a particularly lucid way. aiming through
out to inspire his readers to achieve the
ideal life which ho describes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

SACRAMENTO valley land, miles
from Germantown, Cal, $40 acres at 500
per acre; best kind OF soil; SOJ acres now
in wheat; VIII take part trade. G. w.
Conrad, Wood River, Neb.
FREE literature viii be sent to anyone
interested IN the wonderful sacramento
valley, the richest valley in the word
Unlimited opportunities Thousands OF
acres availapie at right prices. The place
for the man wanting a home in the finest
climate on earth. No lands for sale; or
ganized to give reliable Information. Secre-
Lary sacramento valley Development As
soclation, sacramento, Call"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
webster statiOn--I5rh ana webster.
Missouri Pacific

Arrive. Depart
Auburn Local ....,.....b 800 pm blI:os am
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis a
OmHhu--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
Have n Chair PIcnuc.

Harrison ne deulareH 10 nave been
probably the most unsatisfactory presl-
dent we ever had in the White House, to
those who must necessarily come into
personal contact with him." Roosevelt
not excluded and he says II was often
said OF Harrison that II he should ad-
dress 10000 men from a puMlc platform
he would make every one his friend,
but II he should meet each of those
900 men personally each man would
20 away his enemy. Even senators and
representative calling on official busl-
ness" at Culom. "ho would treht with
scant courtesy. lie scarcely ever In
vted any one 10 have a chair"
lie tells OF one occasion when he told
Senator Plat of Connecticut that the
president had never invited him to have
take a chair. Tho remark was published
In the newspapers, The next time he
visited the White House Harrison, with
out smile on his face or a CLEAN In
his eye, hastened 10 get me a chalr, In
viting me to be seated. ! declined to
sit down, explaining that I was In a
hurry, and closed the business had
come for, and left. Afterward he invited
me to dinner and treated me with marked
consideration.
Interstate Commerce Feeier.
one OF the most interesting chapters
in the book is the story Of how he came
to draw the Interstate Commerce act,
which has had such mOmentous results.
To sidetrack him lac had been appointed
chairman of the railroad committee,
committee which never meets. He deter
mined that the committee should have
something to DO" and he drew up the
Interstate Commerce act, which at first
attracted no attention, even after II had
been reported TO the senate.
Finally the Wise old Allison came TO
him and suggested that the matter was
OF more Importance than most senators
seemed to think, and advised the appoint
ment of select committee to go through
the country and investigate the question,
Cullom being chairman. lie promised
that II this were done, and the result
was the progenitor OF all our interstate
legislation since that day
His colleagues on this. tho most im-
portant committee ever appointed by the
senate, were Platte Of Connecticut, War
ner Miller Of New York, German Of
Maryland aud Isham q, Harris, the IA
nous confederate war governor OF Ten
nesseo. Harris was convivial man, and
used TO poke fun at Cullom because he
neither drank nor smoked, and was In
Harris words, "one OF the damndest
poorest card players l have ever known"
When Cullom called the committee to-
gether he said that on the tour OF the
country he would allow them everything
reasonable in the way OF expenses. but
the government would not pay for their
whisky and cigars
That's right, MI Chairman" heartily
responded Harris. 80 far as I'm con-
cerned, II can't get my whisky by
standing around the bar when other
people are drinking [ viii pay for II
myself
When the committee was In session at
Minneapolis an old union soldier came
to Chairman Cullom and asked, Isn't
that old Harris OF Tennessee?"
'It H." replied the senator.
''Well, wen!" said the veteran. THE
last time ] saw him he was wearing a
llEen duster, riding mule, and going
..ufH I,g hell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
NebraSkH.


IMPROVED section In Kmball, Neb.,
ana lGV all in alfalfa Whitland, Wyo. ii.
Gil uss, 0Ul s. 22d
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

THE sTRUGGLERS. By Uno Upton
257 PIP. ST. Dearborn Publishing com
pany,
The story Of a little love and living
dealing with some of the more or lssi
familiar phases OF life, In the pursuit OF
which the most comnendable means are
not always employed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

VIRGINIA OF THE RHODEsIANs, BY
cynthia Stockley, ga PIP. Sl.25. Dana Estes
s. Co,
The scene OF this story Is laid in South
Africa, The heroine IN most charming and
alluringA and the book Is clever yet the
reader feels none OF the lure OF the east
The atmosphere Is that described by Kip
ling, when he says that east OF Sues
there are no ten commandments.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

Key 10 the sltuauon-Bee Want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

MISS Slg. ny Rupert Hughes 12S Pp.
75c. Fleming II, Revell company
This little book reveals under the sur
face the salssgirl's tragedy and the phil
osophy she has TO learn 1t Is an inter-
esting little story, and carries lesson
along with Il,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

the scientific theories TO specific IL
lustratlons OK the way chemical inven-
tlons affect the markets Of the world
SCIENTIFIC MENTAL HEALING BY
II. Addington Bruce. 2jc pp. $50. Little.
Brown 81 CO.
This book tells OF the results obtained
by American and European specialists
experimenting and investigating TO de-
termnc tho laws OF mental healing, and
the scope OF its applicability In tho treat
ment OF disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19
RAILWAY TIME CARD

CNlUN srAIIUN--I"ntn a. Mason
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

SOME CHEMICAL PROBLEMS OF
TODAY. BY Robert Kennedy Duncan.
247 PIP 81. Harper a. Brothers.
Professor Duncan, In this book for the
average reader shows how chemical in
vcntion Is getting away from the purely
scientific into the wider fields Of every
day problems, The first chapter OF the
work forms an Introduction to the entire
book, which progresses logically from
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-19

A REVERsIoN or FORM AND
OTHER HORSE STORIES, BY George
w. Harrington. 22e PIP. N.2O. sherman
French a. Co,
A group OF short stories 20 to make up
this book. which is intended for horse
lovers.