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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06
OMAHA HOTEL CLERKS
DEFEND THEIR SECRETARY
Fass Resolutions and Name Dele
gates to the National COnven-
tiOn at st. Louis.

The Omaha hotel clerks have risen to
the defense Of the secretary of their asso-
citation, Art w Gird, and at the last meet
ing resolutions were introduced condemn
ing the hotel journal in Denver which pub
lished an attack upon MIR. Grid as a dis
turbing element" in the national associa-
ton of "greeters" Mr.. Gird is assoc
cate editor OF the Omaha Hotel Reporter
and as such took occasion to remark upon
the candidacy OF William Baldwin Of Kan
sas City for the presidency Of the greeters
who are to meet In national convention
in ST. Louis this month He dared TO saw
that some of the Colorado clerks were sup
porting Mr. Baldwin, and Edith NJ Pray,
editor of the Denver Hotel Reporter, wrote
a long endtorial denouncing Mr. Grid as
the writer of sarcastic, unkind and un-
true things about the hotel people Of Colo
RADIO. The Omaha meeting, which was the
executive session for the association OF
Nebraska and Iowa, passed resolutions
against the editorial and backing Mr.. Gird.
The Nebraska-Iowa delegates have no
definite intention of supporting William
Baldwin, however. and are going unin-
structed. The trip to ST. Louis will be
made in special car and the delegates
will make as much noise as possible for
this section OF the country. Omaha will be
boosted as place for the national con-
ventlon two or three years from this sum
mer. The delegates as elected were:
Delegates-Wllllam Anderson Charles
w, Miller, Joseph McCaffrey. NJ. H. Cas-
tie, Joe keenan,, Art w. Grid and T. ].
McAvoy of Omaha; George w. Dauchy OF
Waterloo, Ia. f. ]. Walton OF Lincoln.
Jay p. MacLarty OF Sioux City and ]. w.
Moore of Genoa, Neb.
Alternates-Frank Ruble, H. s. Perkins.
Howard Delaney. Gus X. Broberg and c.
George Stockman of Omaha; John ID.
Scatter OF Fort dodge. Ia; G. A. Bennett
Of Lincoln. r. C. Bowers of Hastings.
Neb.; J. H. Lusoombe Of Waterloo. la.
George c. o'Rourke of Davenport, Ia,
and Wesley NJ. Allison OF Burlington, la.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06
AMES AVENUE is TO Be PAVED
Petitions Have Been Signed for Mile
Of Paving.
TO CHANGE DOWN TOWN STREETS
Petitions BEING Circulated 60 RepaVe
Jones and Tenth street---Inter-
section Fund is Run
ming Low.

A petition for the paving and ourbing OF
Amos avenue a.. m Thirty-siNtn TO Forty-
eithth streets the city limits. has peeh
flied with the city clerk and referred to the
engineering department for approval me
contemplated district viii comprise the
longest stretch Of pavement that has been
laid In Omaha In years undor one petition.
The stretch TO be improved will be about
a mile in length. Running from Thirty
sixth street the new pavement VIII afford
a highway to FonteneIle park For nearly
q half mile the street PARALLELS the park
on the north side.
An ordinance for the paving OF the street
Will be introduced into the city council as
soon as the signatures arc declared suffi-
cient However, It is not thought that the
city will De able to start on the WORK this
season because OF inadequate funds for
intersections.
Funds set aside for intersection purposes
have been exhausted. In the event that
the ordinance Is passed Ames avenue will
be one OF the first to be improved next
season. Promoters OF the improvements
have been circulating the petition since
last October. The first signature was OBJ
tained on October 10 and the last on
Tuesday.
petitions for the changing OF the charac-
ter OF the pavement on Jones street from
Seventh to Fourteenth streets, and for
Ninth street from Leavenworth to Howard
streets, are being circulated. Both these
thoroughfsres are paved at present with
granite blocks. The petitions request that
the blocks be taken up, a concrete base
put In and the stone blocks replaced
These petitions If sufficient signatures
are secured, will practically clean up the
changes in the downtown section.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06
GOOD SAMARITAN LOSES
TYPEWRITER AND MONEY
HelPa Brother Operator out Of Hole
and Comes Out Loser by
the Deal.

w. o. Wilson, a telegraph operator
in the Union depot dispatcher's office, was
importuned by a fellow union dispatcher
for aid. According to custom, Wilson,
after seeing the brothers card, gave up
his Job for an hour or so that the man
might be able to earn himself the price OF
meal When he returned. operator. 81
which he had given him in advance as pay.
and Wilson's typewriter had all taken
simultaneous flight
The name Of the faithless member. who
worked the double cross action on the
brotherfy love rule. is Sitter. but he h
known IN many cities as Morrison, buck
etshopr operator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06

Great pu%cha5e from Hats BROS,
New 2oEk; makers OF high grade
fer you the GREATEST bargains ever
er suit cases NJ hu vi uh
worth up to MIUUu~SDNfa II
$40, at ......
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06

best tanors have produced
tchRble qualities At popular prices Come be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06

is u neglect a cold or cough Or. Kings
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption 500 and Sl00 For sale h,
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06
MEMS CLUB DINE THE WOMEN
Enjoyable Affair at Walnut Hin
Mothodtst Church, with Men a.
Cooks and Walters


The Mems club OF the Walnut hin Mstn-
odlst Episcopal church gave a Ladies',
Might Banquet in the church parlors
Thursday evening This was the annual
banquet cooked ana served by men onlv
A reception was held in the auditorium
while the table were being prepared At
5;so the guests listened TO the music Of
the orchestra led by Mr.. FeIiers while the
whitehead walters served the courses
The kitchen force got busy, and a very
good home product-three-course BANQUET
was enjoyed by the guests The bin Of
fare was selected from Omaha products.
Mr. Colwell was the master OF care-
monies. MIR. q. d. Boyd gave a toast
from the mems point OF view while Mrs
p f. Hosmsn responded with a toast en-
titled "Taffy."
respect a credit 10 the entertainers rem
resenung the DiekermAn School OF Voice
Development All OF the numbers were
encored and the reading OF Misses sass
and Scott were especially appreciated. The
program consisted of the following selee-
lions;
Vocal Solo-The Arrow and
Sonk.'....- .....,......
In spain. .......................... Mr. ,Abbott
Readlng-Miss Society 100. Miss Dora ssss
Vocal solo-La willamette. - Miss RruhsoE
kesding-The Visit. Miss Marguerite Scott
SSp2al solos--Dear Heart .......,J
KcadIns-The New by Letter..' MRS HS"s
.''..'.'-'.''............ Miss Dora Sass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
new CRISIS
lo0ntlnn.a dom I1r-t P.r.l

o"rs return to their respective pro.
'inces From the temper shown. it
~ believed the assembly Will carry
out the threat The only course omen
20 the government. is either 10 sacri.
nee a man. who Is considered b. for.
eigners the strongest member OF the
cabinet. or retaining him declare var
on tho assembly as well a. the vast
majority Of Chinese
Demand Ministers Life.
The charges against Sheu.TIsuan-
tiuai acre formulated By the people
of e-Chuen. Iiu-Peh and Human
Sheng negotiated the loans FOR the
naturalization 81 the railways and
has been leading advocate o. the
antiprovincial policy whtch H. re-
Earded az largely responsible for the
revolution
Cries OF "Decapitate Shene." sound.
cd above tho high pitched indictments
IN the assembly. No one ATTEMPTED
20 defend the minister When tho
assembly rose 10 vote. even the front
row Manshu princes evidently intimi.
dated BY the radicals. stood up. de-
handing TIE noted Maudarin's drara
dalton
Troops o. Government Fail
The De- no news from the front
Trains 20 down 20 the south laden
With soldiers and equipment. but they
90 not return The troops cent forth
Fere without sufficient Ammunition
men quantities % ammun .fion follow
but no commissarlat supplies. There
arr rumors OF mutinics. returoafa and
desertions
n 81 nov ssid thar fhe enrrc drfv
ers. who previously we're reported &C.
having been shot Tor refusing % take
trains forward. uera really shot D.
cause they proceeded. The aoidiers not
desiring 20 meet the euemX.
Nevertheless. in spite ~ d.soreanl
taflon. Inability and disaNectior. the
army evidently has NOV "a steadily
iorTar wireless report from
hankoV toniEht indicates thar the
lnperlal and revolutonsry force.
arc already closely in touch
"anchu Dynasty LoooIiro
Revolutionary sympathizers excuse
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Application for Franchise.
AYYLrcArIoI IoTrcI

Nctics = f~rrhy 600 80 -, p,.--
hencAe rracttcn Ccraplny. . ccrporafton
~ ;ae state 81 Wet virginia hAs rasds
sEpa4c.tion % the Ccuncil q the city %
Wae~ltns for ~ riEht 20 ir--if IL -uc-
eesers snt As-tsus. 20 cc-stract AM
ave enf fcr my tta1 vea-- frlfn ths
- % NH~n TITS crui.Arcs tak-s ~
80 10 MAINTAIN snt operate a. 49,
ns,.Si 90 s-cunt raii~Ay tracs . three
ais sno~ras re- Rafis - ronstructe-i
- % ge-nif ire op-raficu % car- hkv-
~ salce - four FEET -iuat ara ere
~ racee - snd i've fess tao iurs-s -
49, sir~- Art Other electrical - me-
Z. Anirai appliances uron and over Scfta
N--n street anf 80 rev TOP NH Rad
- - ~ rss'aristru .ctesih from cor p 80
80. - - mace VII 80 present traces
- ~ v le.line Traction Company ant
th~ fsnhnntis Traction CorupSy % %
."ar jon th aus kaVsu.. O. fhs Nurth
."its - tn- fTtY % MheelIns and %
cei-nsct ssit tracks wires ans other 49,
s-rarf slectrfcal and fne.- Nauicaf appi-
snces a. ~Afa r.oint Nith IT, tracGs =
- sait Panhandle Traction corIrary
-tr.cien 90 20 - Constructed from
sd ely urnits >orthN artIy
lrre sss also IN ne sth cay II
tirst hrsnch - council ard With the
Anaitcf snf EN-Offirla Clerk q N. S~c-
efad hrarch 90 Council. an Ordnance 20
= Pr epe--c IN the Council q the city %
- -,.-, To- ne purro-e q Erantins
-NoFe mentioned gtt= v hich Ordi-
2 Ahfe. In addition 90 tie making Of such
sranf contains provisions in The matter
OF Indemnity q the CITY. crtnp~nsAtion
~ tae city purch a.. b. tne city OF
tnfslcal property. etc "a pursusnc~ 81
tfe prov isfonr - the city carter. ref
rfencs % which Ordinance Tor further
F, I, ~ ei mat u hereby made
FAN hANhLE TRACTION COMPANY.
~ q. O. NASLE. Wee PRECEDENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
CASE MISSED
Unusually Interesting Case Tried ~
tne jail Before Squire Doees
LAST Night

One % the most interesting. and
a. times. funny eases which has been
tried In the county l1il In many
months was that last night before
Squire Dobbs OF the State against
Mrs. Drusilia Bowers " J Cots
MAS the complaining witness N the
case and also acted as attorney for
the state. conducting che e1amina-
ton OF the Witnesses IN an original
manner
The case vas one which grew out
% the removal OF certain groceries
and fixtures from store room at
$50 McCOlloch street. which Mn.
Bowers has held under lease from Mr..
Colts for several YEAR,. 20 another
store room across the street Under
the terms OF the lease Mr. Colts con
tended that all additions 10 the m
lures and equipment % the building
which had been made bv the renter
became his property Hence on her
removal he brought charges OF petit
larceny. stating that small electric
ian and some electric wires had been
removed
The case was dismissed on motion
OF Attorney :. O Boyce. for the de-
PENDANT. and the costs taxed up
against the prosecuting witness
During the progress OF The case a
number ~ lively uits In which per
sonal remarks were made were in
dnsed IN between Mr. Colts and
counsel for the defense.
Al the conclusion OF the case the
prosecuting witness stated that he
would levy an attachment against any
goods OF MrE. Bowers which remain
IN The store room. TO cover the rem.
tal until thu expiration % the lease
which will be- next April
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
OF
JOHN R. WALSH
er WHEELING NAN WHO MAS
EMPLOYED ev Mn
Late csiesss eanl.r Va. p,.e-ie.it,
ire feSnesr ~ TIRE Weston
Ns~s Co-o.,.


bile John r. wash died Nm
l1A4 n as nsFerfhel--s one o..
hieAEos sslf- made men said a vel
sn01n Wheeling man ,-sf.rdaF =
X Walsh gave ne my nrst real t.u.i-
ton ~ travelling sslesnaan fhs
gentleman continu~d. when b. -
manager % th@ Western N~u. COM
D@ny. then located % Randolph street.
Chicago
The story - John n Walsh and n.
western NeUs Company u interesting
u was away back in the Early .sv.n-
ti~s that walsh conducted a Uttls
news stand near the Palmer House
an enterpri~s that virtually grew nuf
~ his saEnings a. neWsbav The
business made such remarkable pros
Eress through Wai-hs systematic
management that the then younE
wash attracted the attention % the
AMERICAN N-vs Company % New
York 10 the cad that That. Dix CON
c~rn extended IL business westward
and coming % chicago deal was CON
sumaicd whereby Waish'- litti- news
depot became the biE Western New.
COMPANY concern that for many
years controlled the sale % holiday
from its enormous urwspaper and
periodical supply hous. Walsh was
installed a. manager - the Western
ana II was through his Efforts that
the business reached enormous pro-
portions lie vas loved and admired
rs all - his men. for ne alwA,- gave
them the impression that he was ON.
Of them. Plainly dressed and smooth
shaver. h. was always plain. court
"ous John T. Walsh His great mis-
FORTUNE - recent Years and his death
must fst. bees -piy regretted ty al
Wtl tu-r him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
MUCH INTEREST IN
SWIMMING EVENTS

The first event OF It's kiud Co lie held
~ tNiS city was Ersntlv sufayef ly
men yin attendance az the \ 81 e. 4
lAHt Might when representative from
tho various classes af 49,. r.-,.I..st,-
swivel fur hcunr- ln the aquatI.. events
Nfli IH tie plunge room ur IN. building
he Nrair Tor o." spectators We're mi
:" t""s Hri"fr t.e event opened ard Al
@ clock there was standing room orIv
e"t"- siafi~ bad been placed AROUND
.-7 -. :" "iiui.uaf" -pldsnilE and ia
we bfiilihntif lighted room tie forms
~ tHc submerged swimmer to...I be
seen below ths -srface as we'll a. above
90" boys and young fneu VINO took
lalt 40 tue races aud contests showed
What Vesks Of careful tfafnina b, =
'1mL@ttrt director Wi. DO and tls d, orr
or MI. Marriott the physical director.
ne .'uiueNI~d "s many of the
"aft nave acquired Tue arr Or winning
i- o." last Few months tn. everf- -
- wrole were fine ard the work ~ tfa
utu- Fellows was the 1aus" ~ much APP
~ tie conclusion ~ tt. event Or e,-
mutton ~ tue fn~flpte and Soc Itff.r-
IL "tI'H~~ 're Pos different swiwuers
~isfan- Mr. Firrer 90 a. likely -,t
TIE success OF tll. meet v..I I.at D.,
uaiE being held roo Intervals during tre
Ni.l.r DO f'il"UinE f~ Tee pf fH~
events ana winners
80 Yard swim r0r Iluia-g-Ieffers
Hi-t llrN iii second. Hpv man. third
~ YER swim f"r Seniors M-dick.
20 lurI -HIm for frt.~moIfafes
lo-i. first. MORGAN. second. ,anipp4u
Third
ttu.. Ulfe flr Juniors Crer1 r.r.t.
~ Donald. second. itrosIrs tnIrI
autr ff.e FOR Intermediate
'supbeI. first. klot- second
% Ward Special Race rHr IurI.r.
fiun~r fret. Arwbr~rHf second Morn
Iux~ttr. fIIrU
hlrf Water So stewart first.
Mcfi 3. second adams. fhirf
30 Yard Swim fnr Irfrrrre.f..f..
Ford. first. Morgan. .~-arI
Fancy lnt- Tor seniors Fisher. ftrst.
Earfl. second Medic Third
90 fHrf sack -u. I'M Rfrt.--r.s..
2 r-t. Aisffak ae.1rI
i.u hard vim Morrrr
bfflniH Is--f .alIfe NnIfera u.r...-,,
smith aui Donaldson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
THE BELLS"
Presented at the caurt Theatre b.,
Thos. Shea and Cornanu

mos. ohea and Company
MN body who saw Thomas r shea
IN %" be-lz' Wednesday nisht al
"a" oCurt theatre viii admir- IL il about
a. creepy a think A. could b.. STAGE
j. u allied with the sort Of terror tina,
could a-sail anyone who had murder
81 "a man and that did aSsau Matthias
the burgofnastcr DIR JevkII and Mr.
Hyde irightens the spectator bur the
Spectator does not accept HYDE - "A
reality. The Bells" contains reality
Tor tho ghostiy bells exist within the
brain ~ the guilty burgomaster Z, L.
not truly said In Paradise Lost ..Tb..
mind II It's own phase and In itself can
make q heaven Of he'll. "A hell OF
heaven 80
Now the terror 81 the final act.
when the murder - the Jew comes
nome 10 the burgurnaater l. not all
~ what one SECS. Much OF u IS suE-
gestion- n the face Of the dead man
suddenly appears In the green rgnt
that falls from the side or IN. stage
10 would be shocking but q H. the mora
=" because certain events lead up 10
H.
The audience IL prepared TO believe
that reributiOn T. Knocking al the
door for the murderer. Consequently
when hctaces the unseen midnight ac-
ruser and screams. No. do MT
hear the bells the hush that fol-
lows II more thrilling than the faint
unkling which soon begins 10 patter
out somewhere In the night Tho tor
Tor OF IN" unknown is always more
poignant than the horror 81 what -
seen or felt The audience shirks
more from the uamelcsS something
that II driving old Matthias GA 10 his
doom than ~ does from the sight Of
his self execution. when. In th, green
circle % light the burgomaster draws
IN" bands ~ his nc,kcloth tight
around his throat and dies across his
bed
"Dr. Jc,Ni and Nfr T,de- will he
fcreated tonight and SATURDAY. nigh,
The Belly on Friday nIrht ana "a
Man and Ills wife" SATURDAY. matinee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF CITY PROPERrY.


hy virtue o. a deed OF trust made ry
Harry Mason. AMI Emma Mason. uia
"lfr. 20 me as trustee. dated the Tom
in tHe office ~ t.. .l.fk or ne County
court OF ohio County. West virginia In
Deed ~ Trust Fooh SO. So. pasr as 1
VII s"l az public auction al tne NORTH!
ii"Hi door ~ Tile Court House 81 ohio
. 'lNty. ~ ct Virginia. oa SATURDAY.. rI.
at J" O'Clock d. m. All That certain lot
80 parcel. situated uu the west side ~
Mar street and fronting thereon. % tI.
flftu wa-d ~ the 'ity % Wts-liuE. ohio
arr described as follows. to-wif
re said property being the south
-et'u '41i and the north eleven feet II
I"f number forty -rlA ffsl Il ,naplira
uIi tnff addition Go me CHfs uf wheel
'nh, ans frphflus tweutr-S t-eI feet
or t', vest side or Main street ana ~
tending back ~ an even wid'h 20 an
a.'ey in ih" rear of said lot. tor-ta.r
N'.'ri -Iere'h. or aprurteuaD es tler.-
THiz. GEMS me same prpper,, thatuas
arNi-"d 20 Co." said Harry Mason fpr 4nH
during hts natural lifetime l- ne I9-f
pc and ,-rtau"rt o. Suou or -4.aurA.
.."r"i. dr'eha"d. being nov of record in
'L ''.'' '".i.'t. ~ Vest NIrgIfIu. ard
Dol same pgupoft. that f.r heirs nf tIr
20 susan. az su-sHna. 81 sou .onse, 90
rsIr- OF thr sald susan or sussnr.
Mason. under tle VIII af.ra4ati f0 49,
said Harrr Mason ly two i,e.Is fHaf ..r.
t"" ~ record iu f.e clerks grDrs Uf
,tIn cunts Wesf N.rlIuis. BOO Decd
''"h ID" I-r Of pages 90. end .uA
TERMS OF SALE
'ur-th4ri % tIe purchase money rUf
un'4' % more aT fh~ purchaser unt efr.f
fn pug. Iu cash Du fE. ..v az rnI. .rs
iHf residue 4n fuO rlfuf arrua. nae.
iI'nI~. With Interest 90 -Ia per cent fr..-
'af' PAYABLE ~emi-uuuuafIy tls r..r.
.aEfr swing notes rOr t.s .l.fsr-.t Dol.
fhtIn'ff- with approved s.IrItr ANA
10 i.fr fn ne property briuE 4afnlfstI
'- b.' trustee NrfiI N .- fIuF ra.d Tor
IS. - btNLNr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.
-~-S-~~>~--~-~-~~----~~--
Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobbsrs. IL,

Notice 20 kanufactnrsrs Jobbsrs nrsr-
chcnts and Other WLolssais Deaie-a
NtIl'F rs Hf.ftifgY ErEBE TEaf
- Stale Board % Control OF m stole
Y Vest NirElIia wiIf receive bids DAILY
it IT, cfflo- a. Chartrstou West Nir-
<lhia, .for Furnishing sut,piIes FOR o.
Nffat ~ta.f rlifuflune. f|n financial
aEefncrt rf which - vested 20 su..
i.,tf '1-ffaDta Hlli he awarded 20 tho
."fff ..inrfF gHIItlF rorH 'dercI. ans
other ftiaEF being egual lVaaf NIr-' ~
Nfeiers vii h" given preference
Lists - supplies nee eI all h fur
.iddetF on receipt 81 requests
stating fhe limo desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
% " Iha -.crtu- Weaf CirF.nla
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We Use only shell oysters TO- our
Ste~s. Fries. Patties. Pies. etc. TIE
StNNTE, Sixteenth and Market SITS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Our idea OF polite man ls one who
wont tell a woman the truth when
fhe asks what De honestly thinks Of
her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Nanted-Male and Female Help
- ). -~---~~---~-~---------~------
" N-s q LID Hpg auH EIrIa fUI arIIa..
in- .ffi ralie Apply we r.r OIL.
lffI rH. dept ,.r
NHHTE D. hundred fYss ami r.r.s .-
in larI TaI dararfr....
Ni'.t wheeling cHn. co. lard plIi a.t.
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ron SALE
- ~ II
nj. De Chantai Prop.r,

Two -iN room frame IW.Iifrss v.I,t,
EdH PUMP 1ud rf-f~rn WHter an forr
'"iuFI Int Coz 100 n Terms can b. a.
'"sri Less Than 5000 nY buys both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

II IL conmOnly reported m Peking
hat the IMPERIAL family Is ready for
siEht III road % Jehol. lis miles
nor;h-northeasf OF Peking. - studded
With troops. O;her ranOrs designate
The foreign settlements 10 Tien Tsin
a. the possible refuge.
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FOR Sa!e-Typewnters
DIED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BE TT - CHI "
rDrEnNL DirES TOr AM
EHTEHiEL sELNER
ff22 ard 1874 Main Street
Cali AnaNcr FAY 1r Sirht--
Store Phomss SEQ
VIC L. bertFchy. Beu Phone 1Zsz-R
q. j. bertschy. Sat ph0ne IZzs-f
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NiN-f"um bungalow with rail-. havtna
-ufnici cellar. cabinet maufeia. front
AiH A,t Nater. cement walks OF nd
"aI.- board walk 10 house. D., hforE-
3 goo 900 ~
vs. ATWOOD Lots Good sites for
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WANTED-AutomobiIe,

WAHIED-in BIOS Tor cash. or ...-
nfrr automobile Muef Hs D. .i
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ne lack a. Initiative On TIE part o,
ceneral II fuan HenE- the rebel con-
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lid plan 20 permit Yin TehAng 70
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tben cut aim OF but military men
credit reitner commander vita great
ability. UndoGbtedly the PALACE 10
urging the var minister forward BE-
SAuse OF the dire necessity Of a
prompt VICTORY. should be fail TO
rshr or lose his nrst serious engage
nent there app~srs no hope OF check
Ing The revolution The moral posi-
ton % the rebels Is stronger than
that % the imperiAiists
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