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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
3.

Die @ronoiurp in @l 9olo bai
einen iebr midtigen 9eridt abgelegt
Die 9riifen iber oas Giienbabnqe,
leiie 5miiden Der Staot utio Der
Sdmel5rerfen iperOen fir uniiher
erflart. Oas Staot- uilo bas Gouu.
tpgefangnis iino in einem unionita.
rem 3uitano. Gin ueurfep" @elet
miro perlanst u11o es miro sic Ser
mlltung ausgeipro6en, bob oas
Sonntogseeies, ionie Die @eiese &c.
gen S~pielboaen, 2otterie uttb Slot.
Wafines" %beitanoig iibertrieber
lpiiroen.
8eim Sabine Greet, lleull Mei.
len ipeitli6 bon Mineola, entgleiitt
Samitae ein nod Often 9eben.
Der Bug Der Seros & 8acific gah1
% Berionen murben berIett. s.
iinb bies: 90. 6. Martin ans @lbo
$. Moore aus St. @ort6, $. e
Seth aus Serrea, SRI. 2ouiie
@roofs aus @olbeiL Sranf 50. Mur
unb Soiepb so. Nidolas aus 0c1
gorf, Srau 81. SO. aellp nllo @in>
aug 0ongpien, q. g. @liopp ous
9pler, E. s. @ilep aus Mart, Son.
Bonner aug 3pler, Senrp Mings
unb Srou ans @ilmer, Srau s
S. Gomiep aus Simplon, s. 6. &anl.
ieD aus Speetipatcr, Sran Sbomas
Breen aus Mineola, 9. g. @urge;
aus Sinoole, 6. 81. Senberion, Mll'
orem S~enoerion uno glpoe 2anor
aus @6ilene, 9. S. Garter aus SCI.
mona nno elm unbefnnuter Moliu.
Mur Der 9ettere lit i6iper nertebt.
am 49,, 10. nnb 20. Moi ioll
in gu Grange Die jdbrlide groGe
glumen : ausitelung ~obgeholten
meroen.
Senro Sbeio, ein illnger
Wann bon neun5ebn Sobren, Elm
Shiiler Der &ellep'iden @orberei'
tuussidule in @uitin, lit beim So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01

- @us Waibington meloet man
8or Dem Mrbeitsfomite oes &alr.
ies madten IN einem 0ffentli1er
Sermin Die organiiierten @rbeitel
enti6iepen Gront gegen oas ioge.
nannte 9aplor'ibe rationale gD.
item Der 8etriebsleituns Der @erf.
itatten, weldes Die 8unoesregie.
rung in neri6ieoenen 9eparte-
ments bereits einsefiibrt bat I'M,
in anoeren ein5ufiibren I'M 8egriii
ltebt. 8eranlaiiuns gu Dem Ger
min CAB Die &omite : Grmdsuna
elmer pom 8epraientanten 9epper,
Soma, eingebrad)ten Meiolution,
ourd meld)e cine ~eingebenoe Inter
iudlng iiber oas Spitem perlanst
miro. @egen oas Spitem ipra-
den Samuel @onlpers, Ger praii.
bent Ser u@meriean federation oi
2abor" Sames O'Gonneu, 8rdli.
bent oes internationalen @erbon-
oes Der Maibinenbauer uno per-
ihieoene anoere llnionbeamte, ma1.
reno Sames gmerp, ser @nmalt
oes acknowledgements Der Sabri
fanten uno q. g.. alifas, IeBterer
i'm Namen bon 1900 Maifiner-
bauerrt, melde i'm @rienal in 8od
Sslano, ST., ar6eiteh oaiiir eitl-
traten. 9ie @erbanoIuneen meroer.
fortgeiest meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
VII.

Srosoem Elm feiner, ourdorin.
GENDER &eeen bonn Simmel ipriil.
te, sing Sonien nod @ingetoft.
ST mnroe iosleid in $arriets
3immer gefiibrt.
@ritaunt blieb er ouf Ser Shmele
iteben, oenn mitten i'm Noume itall.
ben orei umfansreide &eiiefoffer.
9arriet, angetm NIT elmer groBen
Wtrtlhoftsi6ir5e, mar init oen1
Anbringen bon Sra6t5eiden beituf.
tiet.
~8ier iino ltr5uitdnoel" rief lie
better aber foiien Sic lid einen
Iugenblid in @eoulo, gleid lit Die
Sa6e iib~eritanoen, nadber min i'd
es Sbnen in Yapas ,3immer redt
bebagltd modem"
Ct borte faum tire @orte, CT
lob nur Die unberfennbaren 4n5ei~
den ibrer @breiie. Sic geben fort2"
fragte er nit rouber Stimme nts
sugefdniirter aeble.
"Sa, nod Berlin" iaete Tie, ols
iei ous ielbltperitGnolid.
sic liebe1 roide @nti6lii1le
1delnt mir" perieste er nod bon
8itterfeit.
Sic mar in5nii6en fertia gepor.
ben, nabm Die blaue 2einenl6ur3e
ab uno iagte, Die Man1hetten iibe1
Die @dnoe itreifeno uno iid oann
poa 81 ibm ipenoeno: Sd foIge
INNER lfne1en gi%nsebungen :
baben Sic oafiir feline @iiroigung?"
uWol faum", ertpioerte er troden.
Nun iaBen tie einanoer in SEQ.
oeriens Shuoieritube geeeniiber.
Sarriet belt ibr @eripre9erl es
ibm bebaglid gu MAIDEN, in poa-
item umfange. Mus Dem nebnalr
l~iegenoen, u~ngebei5ten 3immer trug
fie cine rote @lasidale NIT peiBen
@interaitern berein.
1Die &affee8eit 1T longe Dor.
iiber," ladelte iie. uaber iA meroe
Sbnen cine gaiie See bereiten, sic
Sic loben miiiien."
Gr iprah tpenig. gu iebr oriidtc
i'm Der @eoanfe, bob er iie in Iat.
ger 3eit nibt ieben tuuroe. Mber
leine @ugen folgten ibren meiden,
acknowledged emeeufgeL mabrea1o
tie auf Ser 5iingelnoen bIollen Spi.
ritasflamme oos 9eeipaiier gnu
Sieoen bra9te.
0Sie miiiien meine tanden bro.
bieren," plouoerte tie, uid babe sie
nod beut' morgen gebaden, oamit
Bopa ali6 IN meil1er MbmeIenbeit
gu ieinem Gedte fomn1t.@
u@irflid2" fragte er, ougell.
i6einli6 beluitiet, Sic befoiien iid)
nit iolden tribialetl 0ingen?"
u8lauben sic etmo, Die Malhi-
ne unieres 6auspeiens lei Elm per-
petlrnm mobile2" repli8ierte iie
prompt.
Sect nabm er aus ibren taoeaos
idonen Sanoen Die geeidole. sic
lelbit iiiBte ibm Sen brauneu Gronf
nno peridmenoete ~iiberbanpt ale
lire 2iebensmiiroiefeit a1 i'm.
Sic fat fem reines @epiiien. "
oodte er nit innerem 2dheln. SSH
lange bleiben sic fort?"
gnolid mar sic Graee, Die ibnt
i6on felt elmer Stunoe auf Ser
3unge seidwebt bate, alsgeipro-
den.
fr,.tft, r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01


Sm @arteiaal apeiter 9laiic
oes unionbabnbois in ct. 2ouis,
Weo., wuroe eiu Sanbfoffer oufge.
funoen, Der in apei 8annen Sc
Bfllno 9pnamit entbieIt. Die gnt,
eedung erfolgte, als Der oniheinenS
lteben g%ebliebene Softer in oeil
Mnfbemobrungsraum fir perlorene
Saden gebradt meroen lonte. Sci.
De Soonngen waren bereit gum @b.
feuern, unb on ieber befanben iid)
3ipan5te SUB 3iinoidnur nebl;
3iinofapiel. @ie Der Softer, Ser
inter einem Sis sefunoen ipuroe,
oortbin gelangt lit. fonnte big ieet
nod nidt feitgeiteat peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
3ettete ainS bonn soSe.

Radoem unier Sinh elm Sabr
lang an 8ron6ialeioen gelitteu,
idyreibt g.. &. Gibaroion bon ST.
daroion's Mias, Mla. ufiir9teter
mir, oaB es Die shminoilft babe.
@ir manoten bieles ongegen an;
iblieBlib periudten mir Or. Sings
geep Discovery rmo cine Slaide bo-
bon bemerflteligte cine poGe Sur"
Greis SOC nnb 81. 8robeflaid)e
frei. Sci alien 0ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
q / / I c i.

Ser bieiige merifaniide Som
Jul Srnelas lit nod Sos s(lrgelcs,
Gal, berieBt iporoen; Ser bis6eriae
&onIuI Wiguel 9iebolo III 2areoo
miro fem Nddfolger.
Mls Der 8oliaiit Craig Gonn.
tag obeno an Der Slt-Gouunerce
StraBe cine Mn5abI 9erumluuaerlt-
Der Neger, Die Sen 9eitenuea
blodierten uno 2arnn madten, aus.
einanoer iagen moIlte, empfina er
bon eiietn iungen Neger Ell.
men 5auitidlag ms @eIid++.
er perbaftete ben 9llrjdeaf, tpllroe
ober, als CT nit ibrt in einen Stro-
Berlbabnlpagen iteigeil molte, bon
Elm paar a1oern Regeru ~angegris-
zen, bic 6teine nod inn ihleuoer-
ten. Gin Stein traf i'm am Sin-
terfopf uno brohte ibnl eine baB-
lihe Wlinoe BET. Srosoem bieIi
fr ieinen @efangenen felt uno
brodbte i'm aud ribtig mad Dem
! @%efdngnis. Das Sreiben Ser Meaer
Ean Der Oft-gommerce StraBe loutc
1iift g~e0mloet meroen. Die @erIc
blodieren bort oie Seitentpeee, 10
oaB nnoere 2eute Mibe baben, tie
s5a poiiieren. gs eiebt bort Der.
l1ie6cne 2ofale - M%eItauroutio-
men; DflnrobnIIen, Soloons uitp.-
ore BON Negern frequentiert peroen
'sufto in ooer Dor oenen iid) INNER
Shaaren BON Negern aufbalten, Sic
QnIdeineno obne 8eiddftigune limo
pno ben gar5en Gag bort berum-
hsngern. ltniere Toli5ei nenoet
soieien Hldsen 5u penig Mufmerf-
lam gu; Die Meiiten BON ibnen ioa-
ten geidIoiien peroen, iie biloen
sein Mergernis fir bas gauge groBe
Yubliflrn u16 bo1it tpabrihein-
lid aud eine @efabr.
Samifag abeno i1loB oel
@eetbOben-W dnnerdor feline @in.
teriniicn nit einem duberit erfoIg-
feiden &on5ert. Ger gbor lang orei
2ie6er; n@eibegeiang~ pom Sob
bertsfD, .@aloesipeibe" BON aebI-
1orfer uno Sic orei @eleGen" bon
Boo6ertsfp BON oenen belonoers
oas 2estere briaant eeiunben MUIR
be. Dos Colo I'M 3ipeiten 2ieoe mur.
pc bon 9errn 6. S. Mueaer mel,
aterbaft geiungen. SRI. 2uciGc
Mueller, beren ifone Gimme mir
nod boz Sturgeon in Der ,@cu3ena~
5u ~bepuroern @elegeltbeit botten,
falig sND nelire~ Don Ncpin, Sroit
Jreo. Zones, cine gan3 por5iieIid)c
soprnniftin. lang uebarmorr
Oiienu~ BON Gopio mo beioe Do
MEN 5uianmen nit Jrou 90. @.
.&eiie, iaf1een 5iuei 2ieOer, Gins BON
Qeslie uno ems bon Smart. aGe
wortr1ge. fan6en reihen 8eifaG-
Gbenio AUDI Die @eigenioli Deg
Berrn Marr, Der ourf iein prddti.
ges Spiel aaes in ieinem gonn bielf.
Der @eiud 6es 8onserts bGtte BEL
Ter iein fonnen.
Gin 5egniabrieer Merifaner.
8S5unge oer neulid i'm Sauie bon
Manuel Wareas an Der Glib Treia
trnBe nm arbeit nadiudte, BE-.
buiptet, bon ein paar rnbefannteil
Mannern aus ieiner Seimatltnot
Naubito i'm Staate goobuila ent-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-01
$40 yfarrbaus upn Serber5aetb.
Noman bon gbusneloa. q ii I.
(Sortiebnng.)

\OottlN9huS.J
l1nter Dem Saum hires ounflen
aleioes muroe ein idmaler SUB
iidtbar, oeiien Spite ii6 in oas
Seeblmosfea bobrte, auf Dem iie
Itono. Cine beftige grmioerumg
idmebte auf fbren erblaBten 2ip-
pen, aber tie blieb ungelproden
oenn i'm nabiten Mugenblid marell
lie nidt mebr ollein.
gr aber fano feline @ube an oie.
lem abeno. 3mei @eien bette er oil
oieie lem Gage %gefr6nft = mel6' eli
ne Sronie lag in oieier Satia6e fit
i'm, Dem MOI aae5eit bas a~ortelte
8emiit nodgeriibn1t batte, Dem bes
luebelte 8efiibl oas nar, einem oll.
oeren ipeb geton 81 baben.
Ginen Mugenblid lang bette er
BEN @eoonfen, nit Sreienins gu re.
Ben, ober balo lieB er i'm fal[er,
iih iaaeno, oaB ein Monn ni1t oeln
anoern sic Misnntnoen aufoedt ste
i6m bas 2eben ooer eigene Sd)uln
5ugefilgt.
aber mdbreno er III ieinenl 3int.
mer ollf uno al idritt, fam inn ei.
ne 5lpeite gineeblng, oie err feitbielt
Gr nolte an @arriet idreiben.
@abreno er ieood ii6 S6reib5elta
u1o 9apier %beranriidte, fam ibnl
ein gepuBtiein BON Ser S6pieria.
felt bieies Sdrittes. = Mit cir.
poar oberfladliden Mebensarten
NOR ri6ts gebeliert- = ,ino itanoen
oelln lire Seele id)on chamber 10
nab, oab er init polis offenem
Bitter gu ibr reoet fonnte = Sci
aIem 3auber, ben oas Mdbdelt
uuf i'm arsiibte, i6iittelte er oodj
5l oieier leeten Sraee beftig per-
neineno oos Salpt. Oennod idrieh
er, unb 5par folgenoes:
u8erebrtes Sraulein!
gs fonlmt mir Dor, als b1tte
id MIDI barbariid grob benommen
uno faum ma6e id, mein pater pee.
capi gu Gapier gu brirlge1. @uf 81.
re 5rage, Oh id mid iiber Sic &C.
argert, bdtte ib ser @abrbeit &c
NAB antlporten nliiiien: Ni6t sc.
drgert = ober es lit mir leio geipe,
len, boB ib in Sbrem Gmpfinoea
feinen @ioerbaa 3ll meden berlmodte
bon Dem, mas mir idon lit. Mus
oieier getribnis entiprang meme
Sdroffbeit, fir Die ih hermit III
groBer 3erfnii6ung Sbre @er5ei.
bung erbitte. 90 mid in 6en n6I).
item 9aaen mein @es allf Die @in-
aetofter Yoit fiibrt, meroe id mir
Die @elegenbeit niht entgeben Iai-
len, Elm pergebenpes @ort aus 81.
rem Munoe entgegen5uilebmen.
Sn groBter @rgebenbeit
Sob. ,9anfen."
gr bate CEMENT, BOB ibm oanli,
oos Ser5 leidt gemadt iei aber i'm
qualte nod etmas, Dem er feline be.
ltimmte Sorm geben mo6te. =
Was mars oenn aub 10 @robes2
Gr batte elm junges, rmer5oeenes
0orffino getaoelt = oas &edt mul.
tie er in ieiner @isenidaft oils
@eiltli6er baben. uno mas moute
Weartba oenn aud in Der 4ir6es
0as 3ieben Der 8etelode tpar bob
idnea beiorgt = ga iab er mieoer
ibr @elift, ribreno liebli6 = ct
fpnnte es ni6t lengnerl.
rs NOR 10 munoeribon = %
muBte i6 tpeinen." - ., baB er
lold) elm @ort aus Sarriets Miln-
De gebort bate!
uebrigens, peld' ein toler &C.
oanfe, Sarriet 8eooerien uno War-
tba Sp6ien nebneinanoer 81 itellelL
Die bloBe Sbee mor ia cine @eleioi.
gung fir Sarriet. = @in3uidlafen
permohte er nod lauge ni6t uilo
es fam crit elm uenig Iube iiber
i'm, als er bei6loiien bate, iein lin.
redt gegen Martba oenn ELL
ioldes NOR es mol ood idlieBli9 &c.
peien = ouf i~r9enoeine @eiie mie.
Sor. ,,t,,tt,ocho
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8ReM attSiftMS
Gin paar frdftige ginreibunsen
init Or. &i6ters
Pain=Expeller

meroen ale S6mer5ef uno Steifbeit
Der 8lieoer benebmen. 2eioet nidi
nnnotbig. 25 1ino SOC IN Mpotbefen
unb bon
Fl. AID. Richter s. Co.
tans Stubplftabt, 1bairinseu)
SI5 Pearl Street, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06

Deaths-Julia A. Jenkins, 81, Emmanuel
hospital; John Miller, %, Second and
Spring; Philip l. De Val. ?, 2S22 South
Twelfth: Spiro Gavrilovic, %. 2Os South
Ninth; George A. Harris, q, 81. Joseph's
hospital; Cordelia A. Harmon, 70, Sl4 Pierce;
Mrs. Grace Lafferty, 26. 2614 Sherman
avenue; Thomas Miller 70, 2i31 Parker;
f. ID. Heyduska, ~, 81 williams; Anna
Perkins, %, S24 Gordan, Joanna M. Lower,
"a, 4246 Farnam.
Births-Roy and vira Baydeu, 4627 North
Twenty-first, girl; G. and @ Rossetto, 1247
i22S South Seventh girl; Abraham and
Rosie Cutler, 1870 South Thirteenth, boy
John and Mary Daugherty, 1122 North
Eighteenth, girl; David and Evelyn Peter
sen. 1907 Gold, boy; Bert and Della Policy,
Fifty -seventh and jackson, boy; Roy and
Clara Myers, 1898 California, girl; Walter
and Augusta Krouse, Sixteenth and Can
Seventeenth, girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
THIRTEEN HORSES LOST
IN BIG FIRE AT BLUFFS
Firecraclxer Starts Disastrous Blaze I'm
Bluffs that Firemen Are Unable
to Conquer.

Thirteen horses in the stables OF the z.
7. Jones Transfer company at Twenty
first and Avenue r. Council Bluffs, burned
to death last night at IL o'clock when the
barn caught fire. supposedly from fire
crackers thrown by boys The loss. with
the building which was burned to the
ground. ten wagons and three or four auto
mobile trucks. viii total about 5000. par
TALLY covered by insurance.
The barn was nearly outside the fire
limits and the firemen had all they could
do 20 save the Jones residence which also
caught fire They were compelled to LAY
200 feet of hose.
Boys were seen firing off firecracker'
near the barn a short time before the fire
broke out.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
MERRIcK BOoTLEGGER FINED
Brice Ackerman T. Assessed $500 snd
Goes 60 jail for want OF
Funds.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. July 4-Cspecial)
-Bootleggers are again on the grill IN
Merrick county. Last Friday Sheriff NJ.
r. Tier went to Clarks and arrested
Charles 4. Clark and Brice Alderman on
a cahrge VI dealing illoltly in liquor
Alderman was Rrrsigned before Judge
Lewis Peterson Saturday and p'eaded
guilty to the charge OF selling a drink Of
liquor TO one Forrest 5. woodbeck. and
also TO the charge OF having liquor in his
POSSESSION for the purpose OF Illegal sale
Judge Peterson assessed him a fine Of
$50 on each count. making an aggregate
OF $500 and costs, which he was unable to
pay. and he IL serving his time in the jail
Clark. who was convicted on sim lai
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
BURGLARS BUSY ON FOURTH
Police Have Reports of Three Exploits
by Thieves on Inde-
pendence Day.

Burglars ushered In the Fourth Of July
in Omaha by making three fairly profit
able hauls. Some time after midnight Mon
day the Atlantic Creamery company's
establishment at Fifteenth and jackson
streets, was broken into and $40 worth Of
jewelry and clothing stolen from a locker
which had been forced open.
When all the stable hands were asleep
In Burt Fox's livery stable, at lilo North
Eighteenth street, early Tuesday morning
burglars broke into the place and carried
away over 500 worth Of the latest style
harness.
Frank Zarmann, OF 547s Livingstone ave-
nue.. Chicago. left. Omaha with a large
grievance against the thieving fraternity
here. While he was exchanging tickets at
the Webster street depot zarmann laid
down his suitcase containing a lot Of
clothing and valuable papers. When he
turned around the suitcase was missing.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
Omaha Lad Moves Up Fast
in Uncle Sans Navy Force

Ensign Alexander NJ Charlton OF
the United States navy. who has
been spending his leave at his home
In Omaha has been assigned 70 duty
as chief engineer Of the gunboat
Dubuque. He left for his new
post Saturday evening. The Dubuque
IL attached 90 the naval training
service in the great lakes and Is
stationed at North Chicago.
Ensign Charlton graduated from
the Naval academy al Annapolis
three years ago. and has been on
duty on board the battleship Penn
sylvania up to two months ago
when he was granted his first leave.
The Pennsylvania Is n part OF the
Pacific squadron and while on this
ship he visited Japan. the Philip
pines. Hawaii and made two trips
along the west coast OF South
America. His advancement to the
post Of chief engineer comes as a
result Of good work done while he
was assigned to duty on the en-
cheering staff of the battleship.
Mr.. Charlton was born in Omaha
twenty-four years ago this month
and graduated from the Omaha High
school in 1904. He is the son Of Mrs.
A. q. Charlton, 2222 Miami street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
JEFF BEDFORD MAY NOT RUN
Friends Say that He IL "sere" He
cause Court House Bonds
Fail 90 Carry.

Court house gossip is to the effect that
County Commissioner Jeff Bedford may
not run for reelection. Mr.. Bedford has
publicly and openly made this announce
ment 10 a number of people. saying that he
was tired OF the Job and WAS going to
quit. The impression gathered from his
remarks was that he was piqued by the
failure OF the court house bonds to carry.
One of his intimates to whom he con-
fided his decision not TO run again said
"Oh. Jeff may feel that way now, but he
will cool off and reconsider. and you will
see his name on the ticket Just the same. y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06

1t is recommended that the various county
conventions be held on Saturday, July .,
at p. m, at the county seats where
other provision Is not made by the county
committee. II is desired that each county
see to IL that they are represented In this
state convention. In all counties where no
regular delegate convention is called au-
thority Is hereby granted for the holding
of mass conventions at the date and hour
recommended for the regular county con-
vention. Let every voter who believes In
the principles of the populist party take
an individual and personal interest In the
forthcoming convention. Populists should
have a strong platform OF principles and
SHOULD mai IAN ain itself as the party OF
lists should make their vote felt in the
interest Of good government in the 1911
election.
BY order of state committee
c. B. MANUEL Chairman.
y. A. WALRATH, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
uRIcsoL
THE c0RnUER0R or RHUUlpNSE


n you have tried every othor known
romedY for rheumatigm do not de-
SPAR. You still have Uriosol, the
practical certainty Of CURk, and the
absolute certainty OF material and
lasting benefit to tall back on.
Urioaol IL not = cureall Its special
Geld II rheumatic diseases and Il
cures them by renewing the cause.
Everybody nowadays knows that
Rheumatism is caused by an excess OF
Uric Acid In the blood. Local Gppli-
cations may relieve. but they cannot
possibly set At the seat OF the MS
eNseL
UTicscl Is Just what its name Inn
plies, . solvent and eliminator OF
Uric Acid
Remove the cause and the disease
q gone.
Uricsol not only cures the common
forms of rheumatism, but II does what
no other remedy has before accom-
plished:
1T DIssoLvEs AND ELIMINATES
DEPOSITS IN THE JOINTS, WHERE
THEY HAVE BEEN ACCUMULAT.
ING FOR YEARS.
h0CONun AA0 N OaA hoooC3HAoA VI
not one but many cases where the
joints Of the fingers were 90 thick
ened a. to be practically useless;
where the hip or the knee joints were
20 filled with the deposits as to rem
der the victim wholly unable TO walk;
yet the patients were completely to
stored to health end activity by the
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
Wheaton Takes Shot
at Man Whom He Sees
Talking with His Wife
James Kellogg Seriously Wounded
When He is Found Talking with
Mrs. Wheaton.

Finding his wife talking with another
man in the rear OF the Cameraphone
theater. Fourteenth and Douglas streets.
at 1880 O'Clock last night, J. w. wheaton.
52S South Twenty-sizth street, opened fire
on the man, James Kellogg. shooting him
through the right shoulder. Three shots
were fired. but only the one took effect.
Mrs. Wheaton's cries brought Officer
Barta to the alley and Wheaton was ar
rested and booked for shooting with intent
to kill
Kellogg went to seek medical attention
at the Wise Memorial hospital. The ply
sicians last night were not able to tell
how serious is his injury.
The wheatons had been separated since
more than two years ago. Mrs. Wheaton
is employed as pianiste at the Cameraphone
theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
Call for Peoples
Party Convention
Five Hundred and Ninety Eight Dele.
gates Are Asked to Meet in Lin
coin, July Twenty-Fifth.

oscEOIAA Neb.. July 6-The call for the
peoples party state convention was issued
today. 1t follows:
The state convention Of the peoples IN
dependent party of Nebraska is hereby
called to meet in Lincoln on Tuesday. july
q, at 30 p. m. for the purpose OF adopting
a platform of principles. for the election
of a new state committee and for the gem
eral preliminary work OF the 1911 state
campaign. II has been decided to base
the representation at one delegate for each
fifty votes or major fraction cast foT
presidential electors In 1905 which will
entitle the various counties 60 the follow
ing vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July b.-(spe-
cial)-sparks from a Burlington engine
set fire q surrounding weeds aud grass al
two places near Cairo yesterday, and
while the section men and others were ex'
tinguishing the one blaze the other Eo'
away and before It was brought undeI
control and extinguished Il ran across
about a quarter Of section OF wheat and
hay land After the fire had destroyed
the wheat. which was In shocks. shift
in the wind sent sparks into another al
reoton and a third fight against the
flames had 20 be made. A creek bed and
the railroad tracks finally stopped tbs
fire.
The Key to the situation-Bee want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06

charges before In the county court. pleaded
not guilty. and his preliminary hearing will
be had before Judge Peterson next Thurs
day. lie has retained Attorney Allen for
his defence
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-06
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White rear Ss24 LeRvenworth. frame barn.
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