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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
WHAT EDISON is DOING
Speaking Pictures and Color Pho
Biography Engages His
Talents.


Many great problems" said Thomas A,
Edison, recently. have been solved dur
ing the last few years principally by the
application of electricity but even more
notable achievement is the advancement
Of surgery to the stage in which # is now
practiced in the Rockefeller institute
THE vacuum house cleaner is a great
gift to the home and a boom to health.
There nave been many new electrical cook
ing vessels perfected. The propelling Of
street cars by storage batteries is a dis
tinct step forward in this field. The prog
ress that has been made in the building
trades by the use of cement has been OF
great benefit and gives promise Of better
safer and cheaper buildings in the near
future.
The use of cement for building concrete
bridges, sewers and subway walls has in
CREASED wonderfully and will 20 forward
more rapidly by the use of steel models
for this work. Blaw s. Co. Of Pittsburg are
working their steel plant night and day
filling orders for these models. They are
my own invention and by their use bridges
houses and other structures can be built
at a saving OF about 70 per cent and the
models can. be used over and over again.
II am. perfeoting the speaking pictures"
continued Mr. Edison. These pictures re-
enact perfectly any event caught by the
camera For instance, Colonel Roosevelt
will be shown life-size the screen de-
llvering g speech his words being repro
duced clear and distinct l hope to have
a demonstration Of the speaking pictures
in New York during the coming summer
II am also working on color photography.
This is long, hard pull, but l am going
to perfect It, l do not expect to ao-
| complish anything definite in color photog-
| raphy for year at least, as i can devote
only part Of my time to the subject at
present."-New York American 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
GAS COMPANY PAYS ROYALTY
over Thirty Thousand Dollars ON the
Year. Just ClOsed--Reduces
Cost of Lights.

Royalties amounting to $s1, $50 10 were paid
into the city treasury Saturday morning
by the Omaha Gas compahy's officials
The amount represents 8 per cent Of tile
gross business of the company for the year
1870 Taking as ssbasis'. SIS a damp, which
the gas company originally agreed to fur
nish light for, the gas lights of Omaha are
costing the city but a trifle more than 50 900
q year for approximately 200 lamps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
JAPANESE SEEKS FOR
TROUBLE AND FINDS 1T
starts Out with tricks I'm His Pocket
and Gets Had Eye as
Result.

Fenama Shias Japanese who was
brought into the police station Friday
night badly beaten up and with both eyes
swollen 70 the sl8e OF base balls was III
such condition this morning that Police
Surgeon T T. Harris ordered his removal
10 ST. Josephs hospital Or. Harris says
that shilas may lose his left eye as the
ball has been broken.
shias wac found on Capitol avenue by
officer Murphy, He was under the influ-
enee OF liquor and unable to ten how ne
had received his bruises. Upon inyestiga-
ton IL was found that he had left his room
az the Brunswick hotel with a brick In
each pocket and looking for trouble, lie
evidently found II, sithough through whose
good offices or where, was a matter the
police we're unable 20 discover.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Rev. Adolph Hult is g.
Called by Hartford
Pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Offered Charge in, Connecticut
No Decision Yet.

Rev. Adolph HUT, pastor Of Immanuel
Lutheran crureh, has received socaH tSsthe
pulpit of the Emmanuel, Lutheral church at
Hartford, Conn. HIs haslithe lpffeGS tjnaer
consideration, but declines to say when his
decision will be announcsdlq ~ 80,
Rev. Mr.. HUT came TO Omaha about four
years ago. He is q graduate Of Augustana
Seminary. Rock Island, III. The call re-
celved comes from one of the most i'm
portant charges in Augustana Synod.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
BURGLAR is FOUND GUILTY
Henry watts Convicted After Three
Hour TriaI-Wife Held
for killing.

Convicted in short order Of burglary,
Henry Watts, negro, went back to the
county Jail last night, and told his wife,
George Watts. who will go on trial fol'
murder next Tuesday, that ITS no use"
II took the jury that tried Watts in Judge
Sears court. three hours to decide that
Watts is guilty. i"t 81 $
y Th@ negro alleged that a negro friend Of
his committed the crime and then gave him
part Of the jewelry he stole from the
Mettlen home on North Twentieth street.
S. I. Gordon, attorney, took the witness
stand in Watts behalf, but It had little
effect on the jury. Mrs. Watts says she is
still confident that she will be found not
guilty OF killing Lillian Wade, in a fight
over Watts affections. &C.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Fall Of Thirty Feet
* Mere Trifle to Him
Workman Tumbles Off soaffgld Int
Space and Comes to Earth Slightly /,
sprsined in the Back.

a fall Of thirty feet from a scaffolding
into pile Of debris resulted In nothing
Hansen, workman, employed on the Fair
mont creamery building, twelfth and Jones
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

The way a woman knows whether It's
coid enough for her to wear her furs Is
for her to have them,
We all waut. other people To- do useful
things what We ourselves do Is sausfac-
tory enough useful or not-New York
Press. 80.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

street Saturday noon,
Hansen was removed TO 81. Joseph hos
l.pltal, where no was attended by pr II. T.
fierris, police snrst0hs The vorisman's In
llutios ar6 not serious aud he win be able
lto. lcqyo the hospital IN 4 sew days. lie Is
q wears old. unmarried Ais homo is at
ibs teavonworth street,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

A Guarantee or business Prosperity
Tas Bee Advertising Columns. 4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Oversize Tires
Goodyear Rim Cut tires 10 per cent Oversize
That average of IS per cent more mileage
without cent of extra cost ...-

Goodyear tire sales trebled last year
jumped to $500, 900. And 64leading motor
car makers have contracted for Good
raare TO- 1911
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

One reason Is til at
these tires can't be rim
cut, no matter how far
they run fiat. And there
is no 9th err practical
tire ever invented
which cannot be wreck
ed in this way,
Anotherreason Is that
Goodyear tires give you
10 per cent oversize
with no extra cost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

The Keyto the situatiOn-Bee want Ads,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Forty per cent of the corn crop
goes to waste every year.
1t can be saved.

educational will
&
the
o lilo feedn
Prof. Hacker recently 5
a
in
valuable turned
eqipm s b. S ngs n me
Another show the value of the sO comparison
food Eiag
en- expen ri a
n be much thar wotht
i'm % to
he 0 much mpotan
- "a cents, the general adrniS-
sion price, takes you to eV-
cry exhibit, show and lecture
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

leave any margin. Motor car prices are
now figured closely. -,....,.
Perhaps you add a top, a wind Shield,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

the weightofths car
as they sell It and
the weight Of th .
passengers at $50
pounds each.
They use a tire
size to support this
load, but they rarely
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

gas lamps and gas
tank, an extra tire. And
passengers sometimes
overweight. With nino
cars in ten the expected
load Is exceeded.
The result Is a blow
out - often while the
tire Is new. There 10
no doubt that overload
ing, with the average
car, adds rs per cent 70
the tire cost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

The picture shows q Goodyear No.Rim
Cut tire behind another tire Of equal
rated size.
The Goodysar-while Il Ats the rim
gives you 10 per cent more tire for the
money. That means 10 per cent more
carrying capacity. II means, under aver
age conditions, % per cent more mileage
per tire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
Gnttani6te sdaksraber.

Sungit murben IN Ser Sobermarv-
goi in S6ottIano Naderabungen
nod etllem often berlunfenett 5hiffe
Der Nrmaoa unternomen, freili1
init bis ieet redt fldgliben gr9e6-
nt11en; MN eth BOAR alte Silbermii1-
5en nno einige @affen ipuroen 5u-
toee geforoert. ginen beiieren gr-
folg botte emit ser beriibmte Ionli.
raj 2oro Gobrane, Der l1e1tnte @roi
bon 9%unoonalo, ser unter Dem Sci
nome1t Der uSeeteufel~ leiner5eit be-
fam NOR, gu per5eidnen, auf oeiien
@runoltilf iib ein GROCER 5teinbalr-
fen befono, ul1ter Dem ein @eloid)ob
per9roben iein lolIte. A0ieie Steill-
ppramioe NOR linn idon ldneit ein
Dorm i'm Iuge, uno g%ebeinlnisboll
leste ct iid init Den @ebern ieines
Srtes in gerbinbnng uno periprad
ibiten oie Salfte bes S6abes, penlt
lie Den Steinbaufen abtragen nno
Den 8olotopf a1sgrabe1t miiroell.
nn6 mabrel1o pieler @od)en fonnte
mon an iebem 5anltag Na1mittas
Die 8eber, fleiBtg mie Die giene,!
BET Der @rbeit ieben. als nun oe..
%1ngebeure Steinboufen Bis gum gos
Sen abgetragen nor, REF Ser 2oro Die
sente ipieoerum 5uiammen uno ber-
Ipra6 ibnel1 ben gaal5en 51ab aIs
gigentllm, ipenn iie aus Sen 5tei1lett
einen 8innen0ei6 oufbauen, ebe lie
NIT ben 9a6grabuneen nieoer o1r-
fangen miiroen. Mub bieies @errr
mar nod modenlanger onltreneenoer
Irbeit pollenoet, uno 6a1n began1le11
Die No6grabungen = NIT einem Der
ortig flaeliden Greebnis fir Die ar
men 8eber, pie es mol in allel1
ShabardberfaGen Die &esel lit.
Rihts nuroe %gefun6en uno betriint
5ogen Die Shabgraber al = MIR Ser
i6lo1ae @omiral la6te iid ms 55dlit.
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04

Mebmcn Merste serne Dpcratio-
men pur. 0ieie 5rage i1eint 5eit-
genaB gu iein ba cine @elesnorlae
ge in Ser Colorado 2egislatnr ei1.-
gebradt moroen it, nel1e Mer5te,
Die unriotige 9perationen porneb.
men, elmer geiesluibrigen 9ono.
lnnespeiie iduloig madt. Srau 90.
Moslert, 60 Mmosoen Ctr, Oun-
firf, &c. 9, ihreibt: sd piirce
UNI feinen 8reis obne Sen Mlper:-
fralter i'm @auie fem molten, oetn,
i'm 8eiiB oeiielben fam ib ben
Doftor itets aus Dem @auie bolten.
9erielbe lit nlir einn1aI in 5tpei Sob.
rem BET uns gelueien. Canals iag-
tie er, baB mein @atte Dlinooarm-
ent5iinoung batte urib er poIlte i'm
10 fhnel als mOglib rab bent Sos
pltal idaffen, nm cine Operation
per5unebmen. @enn er an meiner
Steae pdre, iagte er, piiroe er fei-
ne babe Stnnoe nit Der Sinldaf-
Tuflg mad Dem So1pItal fDarten. Sd
%erpioerte:: pNein""1 mo iagte, oab
i'd 5nnafit Sbre Meoisin perin-
hen ipilroe. Sd Neebrauhte ben @f-
%penfrauter uno 6as @eif-Sel, un6
in elmer ISOLDE bette er nieoer ieilra
4rbeit IN ieiner @erfitatt aufoe.
nommem."
Sorni's 4lpelifrauter lit elm ein-
fades, 5eitbemdbrtes arauter-6eil-
mittel. lteber bunoert Sabre lit er
cine SIlfe fir Die franfen uno lei
oenoen Weni6en gemeien. gr III
nidt IN apot6efen 5u boben; farm
tilr brett bon ben Sabrifanten ooer
oeren @genten be5oeen meroen. Man
l6reibe an Or. Beter Snbri1ep &
Sons Co. 1875 go @opne 9fpe.
Chicago, S1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
uNedt Mmerifaniid".

@elh einen 8loo5inn oeutihl0n-
oiihe 3eitAngeu a~noallerno ibrcrl
Qeiern auftiiben. leioer, obne il.
geno pelhen Yroteit BON Seiten oey
lesteren, benefit nahitebenoer baar.
ftraubenoer unlinn ben mir in ser
%. 3. am Wittag" finoen:
ISM eribeinel BON er8entriihen
@aitmablern u1o 9anfetten mar.
idieren Die Mmerifaner nit StolS
an Der Spite Der .&ultur", bod,
iest baben tie aub ben &ubm errltll-
gen, als erite init einem @anfett aud,
pniiienihaftlihe Demonitrationen"
berbnnoen gu baben. 9as number
Ii6e Baitmabl fan6 fiir5Iib in Nen.
Dorf itatt, une ben Gleon oes Self
|eifens bradte bag Grideinen oes gis
rector DitHtars bonn SEEM gorfer
s3poloajibep @arten Der init elmer
garaen Meibe bon ieltiam eeformten
Bitten lino 4offern in Dem 9anfett-
iaal ieinen gin5ug belt. Our Ser
bllffung Der iiberraihten @dite rim.
gelten iid iofort nod Seffnen Ger
Softer nno 4iften aus alien 9ebGl.
tern blnoerte bon Sdlaneen berpor,
Die inn sturm Die SafeI eroberten
uno swiiden Seuern uno @I1Iern
umberfrohen, pdbrenb Die 9iidga-
fte nit ybesreifliher SOFT Die gaieI
raumten uno lire StiibIe i'm Gtihc
lieBens SSnsuiiden beeam Der 81
rector 0itntars eiilen 8ortrag iiber
Die 3dbmung uno gr5iebnng boz
Shlangen, lieB einige giftige 8i-
perm f%an5en, uno idIang iid cine I
Weter lange 3ieienidlange in 6orri
elmer araipatte nm ben Sails. Cine
braiilianilde 0iftidlonge lieb es iif
ilif)t nebmen, auf bns Wol ser @a-
tie 81 %trinfen, nobel iid oag @eptif
%offenbar einen eeborigen HauIh 8il.
5og. 9os ieniationele SntermeS3o
nobm ieboh nur fnrae 3eit 1T Sill.
iprnf; init Staunen iaben Die 60,
ite, nie ale Shlongen auf cuerst.
Idle 3urnfe hires 9otnpteurs lofort
foieoer IN lire 4diten silriidfrodeiL.
morauf bic 9edeI eeidlonen ui5
bic Meptilienbebdlter olls aetu
Saale entfernt tp~itr6elt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
Gin mcrfuiiroiser %biplomatiider
2iDiidenfaG.

Gin oiplomatiider 3miidenfan
eigener grt lit mie oas 8arinr
uSSournal" er5dblt - apiiden Sol
lono unb @elgien aufsetaudt: Die
gepobner BON gaiterle, elmer flei.
zen Srtl6aft, Die fait auf Der @reil.
sc 5niiden BEN beioen 2anoern gele.
gen 1T uno gu Soaano sebort, mol.
len ni6t n1ebr NicberIdnoer ieirl
Sic b%eflagen iid) id)on felt LANCER
3eit oariiber, baB Die &egierune
ibres 2anoes fif) I'M Tie r1i6t I'M &c.
ringiter> fiinrutert uno peoer fir IL
re Stride, nod fit lire Sdule, nod
fir ben S~trabel1bau ettpas iibrio
bat. o@enn es nod Der Megieruflg
9inge", iagen iie. miiroe unler Sert=
6en bolo bolitanbig in @erfaa &C..
raten." ltnter iotanen ltmlt1nocll
polen Die BON Golierle 1lift LANCER
mebr @olanoer ieilL ionoern 1ih lie-
Der 81 geleien idlagen; tie idifen
cine 8etition nod Der anoeren an
oie beleiide @esierung uro bitter,
initanoig, bob Der aonig Der Bel
gier ie nnter iei1ten 5hnb ne9,
men uno ibnen Die beleiide Inter,
tanenidaft 5uerfenllen m0ge. giilcll
8rieg NIT Soaano, meinen fie,
bral1d,te 8elgien oesmeeen nidt 81.
befiirdten. MGe Sdllier bon galter-
le ieien ndmIi6 BON sSola uno leid,i
miseinmoer gu nebmen; maj,
broudte Die Sauier oIio ttur su SER
legen, UNI lie ieuieits Ser Gin paar
bunoert Meter en~tfernter !@ren5e
pieoer auf5ubauen. Ser beIeiidell
&egierung ibeint ieoo1 an Dieienl
acknowledgements ni6t iebr biel
gelegen 81 iein: iie bat iid menig-
items big iest nod nidt in Inter
banolungen eingelniien ulio oirftc
es mol audi fernerbin Hiht tim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04


Eanbbett Tam .utdt ge1etIt ,uerben
6nr6 Iotale NppIifationen, neil fie ben
ben frdnfen Sell bes S1res nidt erreiz
den fonnen. gs giebt n1r einen Neg,
bic Emtbbeit 5n f~urieren, nnb Der It
bur1 forftitutionene 3eiImittel. Saubs
beit ipiro bur1 einen ent3inoeten g.
ftnnb Der ihleimigen MusfIeibung Der
@u{tadIfdeu M61re berlriadt. Benr
biefe M6bre 5ih ent5inbet. babt SIR eis
men rumpelnbeu Son ODER llnbputemu1es
nes @eb0r; uno tpenn iie gang gejdloi,
len if, erfoIst Enubbeit. lirio tperlr1 hieie
gn~t5iinbllng ni6t geboben uno bieie
80hre ipie0er in ibren geborigen 8us
ltano 3beriebt tperben farn, ipirb bas
@ebor fir imrner 3erltGrt nerben; neutl
8due inter. 5ebn finb bur6 &ntarrb
berurindt, tpelder ni1ts aIs Elm ent<
dinoeter 3uitano Der fbleimieen Sbers
fIaden lit.
@ir tpoIen einhnnoert 9ounrs fiji
ieben (burd @atnrrb berurfadten Bal)
bon Saubbeit gebeny ben mir nift burH
gin1ebmen bon 9nnS @ntarrb.@ur tc,<
len fonnen. 2abt gud u~rniorft giriu.
Inre fon1nlen.
s. 8. 6 beneb& 60, Soleoo, o.
M Berfnuft bon alien Mpotbefen, 75c.
3nH's EnrniTien>4 iuen ii10 bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
MRS. CHAS. ALBRIGHT,
@artnerei. anb 8lmmen=D auSlumg.

51nitt<glumen. goufets. ole 5or,
ten bon Yflan5en. @rGn5e uno gIlis
menftiide fir aIe 3fpede etle Gpe3iaIis
tat. Gin Nnftrag .riro ei5eten.
NHe 8~eiteQuHgen in Ser Staot unb
bon aiistp6rts iperben prompt uno torgs
fdltig misgefibrt.
1888 ost- Commerce -Strasse.
8etbe 9elebhuue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
Ncttete bas Qeben Der SHUTTER.

g@ier aer5te batten mid aufaeae-
ben" ldreibt Mrs. Warp Gaines
bon Mpoca, Ga. uno meme ainoer
uno Wod)barn elalibten, bob ih lter-
ben mnbte, als mein Sobn oarolls
beitana, oaB i6 electric gitters neb-
me. Sd tat es uno er bat meiia
6rauenleioeu furiert. @orantiert
ooer oos 8elo 5uriid BEL alien 9rus.
often.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
9as gicturia 9enfmtal.

9as 9enfnlol fir oie aonieill
@ictorta, gu oeiien gntbiilluue Sci
ier @ilbelm iih am 16. Moi mad
2oiloon beeeben miro, miro iholi
ourG ieine @roBe urter Sen 2ono1l-
er 9enfmdlern cine bernorrogenre
Golle ipielen. Man fam ser Saupt=
ltaot oes britiiden &ei6s I'M oll9e.
meinen meoer iebr eigenortige nod
monumentole 9enfmGler nahriib-
menn; iie itebt BARN bil,ter 8oris
rno Berlin 5uriid. 9os Bietorio-
9enfmal, ioueit man es iest id)oll
erfennen fanrt, itellt ii6 bor ols eine
lpctte 8runnenanla9e, iii Deren Mit-
tc ii6 Elm bobes Marm1orpieoeitol CT.
bebt, oas bis 5u 25 Meter Sobe oil.
itciet. sl1 %ieil1er seite lit oie &oai-
gin 8ictoria iitero oargeltent, bos
N@eiiht Dem gegeniiberliegenoen
gudin9bam galolt sugeipanot. lie
Der ibr erbebt iih auf Ser Spite oes
Denfmuls bie grotl5eitotue eilter
Sieeesgottin. Die @eliefs o11 Ser
@funneneinfaliung oriiden ipn1bo.
lilb Seeberridaft, @onoel nno Sli-
bultrie aus. 9as 9enflnal lit eli
@erf BEG 8ilobarers 9rods. Sb
aleib mon niht bebaupten FAINT oab
cine DEFENDERS ~eieenortiee Bbantoiia
aus Inn ipridt, 10 miro es bod oil
oieicr Stene uno belonbers ourd) ser
@lon5 ieiner Marmormoiien lebr
giinitie mirfelt. Gs lieet om @itoe
oes ct. San1cs : Gorfs, eerooe Dor
Dem 4%onigspalait bon 8uding1am
9ouie, oeIien ihdbige uno Der Gr-
neuerung beoiirftiee @or6erieite al.
lerbings ourd oas 9enfmoI nod
mebr in ben shatten eeitellt neroen
miro. Ser iueite Hlas, bon eriincn
Harffladen umeeben, lit bereits nit
Statuen ausgeitattet, oie Die &oIo.
MEN gnglanos gum Sell reht gliid.
lib p~erforpern. Doourh fommt i'm
@eoanfen Beg nenen 9enfmals 10 Ct
mas gum Musbrud, mie etma beinl
4onig 8ietor emanuel 9enfmaI in
NonI Die @roBe unb ginbeit bes
Geids. @leid5eitig arbeitet mall
am arioeren gnoe Ser @elt an einer1l
5peiten Denfmal fir 8tctoria; in
4alfutta gebt eine u@eodbtnisballe"
ibrer @oIenoung entgegen, Die oil
0roBe bas 2onoolter 9el1fmol nod
iibertreffen ioG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
@tr aIaMbcn AT lin,

neil mir ieine @irfurg fennelt. ia
gen Die Seier oieier 8eituna, ipelde
Or. @idter's ugain-grpeaer" &C.
braiidt baben, LANCE bepor iie Ame.
rita iaben. Gin alt 6efod5rtes,
ifnea uno fider nirfenoes afittel
geaen &beumatismus, @idl, ]eel,ral-
gle, grfdltisuneen uitp. gs lit in al
len oeutihen Mpotbefen 5t baten sll
20 lino so Gents Die GIai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04
Stintn,t.

Sangerin (ipelde BEL einem Sol.
tatigfeitsfeit Dor einen1 folt leerell
'Saol iingt 5u einem befanntelt
9errm: agsiln. babe ih nidt pie
cine Godtieall eeiungen2"
9err: eIaerotnes, uno aud 10
ihon in Der giniomfeit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04

Gin eutes Glas Bier idmeGt
am belten, ,penn man eg ungeIt0tt
trinfen fanit. 9ies fam man Bel
9. B~nrstaaer, neben Der Sermanns-
iobne-SaIe, mo bos prdhtige 0aB
itets friih am 3apf lift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-04

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men aineer alt, gnfel mieoer jung
MAIDEN.
The day book., 1911-11-23

and I are like two peas in a pod,
and you can't go to him like yoi
could under the old regime" Is
there any significance in the two
statements. taken together.
Emanuel Fink, 1917 N. Arte-
sian ave-, medical student, at
tempted suicide yesterday III
Smell Hall. Will recover.
I'm Japan William Ram
dolph Hearst and his newspapers.
are considered the most powerful
of the American press. -Saburo
Shimada, Japanese editor. Sort
of affinity of yellowness. d
The day book., 1911-11-23
WHAT DAD SAYS ABOUT IT


Dad Says:-I'm glad this po-
lice investigation has gone as far
as it has, for theirs no stopping
now-and Chicago's in for real
cleanup. >
l thought at first it was one Of
those old-fashioned fake crusades
against vice intended to fool the
people without putting a real
cri1np in the politicians who get
rich protecting vice.
When you begin to get to the
inspectors and the big politician,
then you're getting to the seat of
the trouble. For that's where the
big money goes, when it goes
anywhere.
The copper on the corner sell
dom is in with it. Hes out in the
rain, snow, blizzard and wind
He knows the men higher-up are
getting the coin. He knows
what's going on. And he either
turns petty larceny CRATER Of
gets mighty discouraged, q
The life of a square copper isn't
a pleasant one. It's tough. If he
interferes with the protected
The day book., 1911-11-23
led them in revenge, not

Caught.
Guy Coombs, New York NOV
ing picture actor, sued for divorce
by wife here, who calls him flirt.
Postmaster General Hitchcock
will introduce bill in congress
that newspapers carry no. more
than 50 per cent advertising.
Why not law that they carry
legal and bona fde ads?
Young woman who commit
ted suicide in Humbolt Park yes
terday identified as Miss Stc!ina
Zbrodzka, 1883 N. Pauline.
-- Frank Nichols, IA, 2818> S.
Canal, and shooting gallery in
basement of home. His brother
discovered his body.
Mrs, Matty Bertlepp, 1887 S.
Ayers ave-, suicide. Carbolic
acid. Despondent.
Emil Kayser, 11437 Harvard,
suicide. Hanging. DeSpondent. /
Illinois Daily Newspaper asso-
citation yesterday put ban on yell
low novels. Is this slap at the
Willie Ranoften Hearst papers?
Frank r. Becker shot and kill
ed his wife yesterday at los w.
Ontario street. Arrested. Claim
ed she had deserted him, and he
had followed her to Pacific coast
and back to effect reconciliation.
Senator Cullom was 81 years
old yesterday. He should be Civ
en- permanent vacation from the
senate as present.
Miss Virginia Brooks says she
has asked States Attorney Way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-12

our educational system. Ignorance
i; the cause of everything that is
wrong. No man who is really en-
lightened will commit a crime or be
seriously remiss in his duties as a
man and a citizen. 1t does not pay.
Those who think wrongdoing in any
form accomplishes anything, consid-
cred wen from a selfish standpoint
are to that extent ignorant. There
are thousands of men in the jails and
prisons Of the land who can testify
to the truth of this assertion.
This being true the hope of society
rests mainly upon our educational in
situations. Our school system from
the bottom to the top is justly EMIT
led to the most liberal support. OF
such Importance is the work of our
colleges hat the state cannot afford
to be rarsimonious and narrow
toward them. From a strictly selfish
SAdHQpOlHl IL Will pay lIt otdlS ~
promote educational work to the very
limit.
The more enlightened the people OF
this state become the more prosper
Gus they VIII be, the better will they
solve the problems Of government and
the fewer criminals there will be.
When the state educates its people
and hoes the work right it does not
have to place them in jails and pris-
ons to make them behave. Educat-
cd men know that viewed from the
standpoint of personal selfishness ii
pays to do right and hat the theory
OF happiness attained through injus,
tice to others but a dream Of the
foolish and unbalanced.
Every ounce Of pressure possible
should be brought to bear to block
the referring of the school appropri-
atoms. The move is all wrong and
has been prompted by a spirit of false
economy or else through thirst for
revenge.