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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

Omaha. Jan. 2.-catte-Receipts. $500:
market steady 10 easier. Native steers.
Si.15m6.50: COWS and heifers, s3G525;
western steers. s3.5OG575: cows and helf-
ers. S2Mi.75: Gamers. 81 S5W3. As; stock :
ers and feeders. S3.506o5.75; calves, S4M
s25; bulls stays. etc. $3.25m5.
Hogs-Recelpts. 400: market sc lower,
Heavy, s7.70@790. mixed s7.SO@ I 80:
light. $500 10: pigs. s6.75@7.75; bulk of
sales, s7.T5GD7.?0
Shcep-Recclpts 12.5o0 market slesdy.
Ycarlings. s+-2o@5: wethers. ss,50G55 10;
ewes, $3.25@f lambs. &.50TD6,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Visihle Grain Sunn1y

!. .NFW YORK. Jan, 4.-The visible sop
y. OF grain In the United States Satur-
"; january I. as compiled by the New
'wS produce exchange. was as follows:
"a msnl l@e20.000 bushels; decrease.
1000 bushels.
Corn. e.257.o 900 bushels. increase.
29.pDo bushels
M Noa,s. l5.5eS.OOO bushels: decrease, 674.
pushels.
loa aSaTley, 1.57S,Oo0 bushels; increase. 9s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Increase Disbursements

MONTREAL, Jan. 9.-Oficial an
nouncemcnt was made TODAY by the Can
adap Pacific railway that in view of
other assets OF the company distribution
from these sources. beginning al the next
qua ar.erly dividend, will be at the rate
cf 3 per cent per annum instead OF l per
cent as heretofore. This Will place the
stock practically on 10 per cent basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10

"Intensely interesting" "historical
ly correct" is the verdict Of Utahns
work on the Mormon question. "The
Mountain Meadows Massacre" The
par: phlet oT sixty pages is eIcellently
illustrated, with engravings from pho.
tographs taken on the scene Of the
tragedy. The edition is going rapidly
at 4Oc each. two for 75c. three for 81,
six for $50, postpaid.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLIsH!NG CO..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10

western steers, s475@6.25; western cows.
$3M5.
Hogs;-Rcccipts 1000; market 5 TO 10
cents lower, Bulk of sales. S7.s5@790,
heavy, S7.S5m795: packers and butchers,
$7.S5@7.95. light, $7.S0@7.9O.
Sheep-Receipts In. 900; market 10 cents
lower. Muttons. S3.50m4.25; lambs, Sf.60
$3.50; fed wethers and yearlings, $3.50
$50; fed western ewes, s5.2544.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Look for the Bee Hive

On the package when You buy Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
None genuine without the Bee Hive,
Remember the name. Foley's Honey and
Tar and reject any substitute. Schramm-
Johnson. Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
CT I,o,Iic Wool

ST LOUIS. Jan. 9.-Wool--Steady: me-
dunn grades conbing and clothing 22M
23c; light fine. 20m m22c, heavy fine, 15G
l1c: tub washed. 2OT33C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Flour, Sugar and Wool.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Flour WAS frmer
with a fair iobbine trade. Spring pat
ents- $6.20G $50 winter straights, si.2o0
4.35 winter patents. s4.5514s5; Kansas
strsights, si.60@f.T5. Receipts. s7.476:
shipments, IA $50,
elevator and slols f. o. b. afloat No
northern Duluth, 81 24s +. 0. b. afloat,
Futures market advanced 10 new high
records for the movement on strength
i'm cash markets and further aggressive
support by bulls. closing 3c to &c net high
er. May closer Sl.06i. July. $1032. Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments. none.
Hops-F1rTns
Hides-Dull.
Petroleum-Steady.
WOol-Steady,
Raw suear-Easy; Muscovado. SO test.
3.i1c: centrifugal. .96 test 3.6Tc. mo-
lasses sugar. SO test. 292c; refined,
quiet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Flax, Rive and Oats.

2.53 '"'' 100
oorn-No yellow. d4c.
Gghts-No. white. Sl@3ilc,
hye-No. ., 7S1U79lc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10

If your want be situation make
it known by the insertion of a want
''3dD in The Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal to 1aS,000 bushels. Exports
were: Primary receipts. 669 000 bushels
compared with 100000 bushels the CORE
spending day a year ago. The visible sup
ply OF wheat I'm the United States de-
creased 49, 900 bushels for the week The
amount OF breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased 1l44, 900 bushels. Estimated re-
cars: corn AS cars, oats. 924 cars. hogs.
20 900 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Kansas City.

| KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9.-Cattlo-Re-
! ceipts. $4,000: market 10 cents lower, Ma.
| tive steers. S5.25@6.80; native cows and
hnifcrs, SSQ6; stockers and feeders. s4@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
RANGE OF THE LEApING FUTURES
CASH Quotations.
Cash auotations were as follows: Flou1

Cash quotations were follows: Flour.
firm, one mill sold 1000 sacks for export.
No. > rye, SIC: feed or mixing barley. 60
aiT5c: fair 10 choice mailing, 90m97c; flax
seed No. 1 Southwestern. $2.4f: No. ]
northwestern, $2.5T; timothy seed. $1,000;
62o.3is: lard. per 100 pounds. SiO65;
short ribs, sides Noose), Sl0,125ml0.62A;
short clear sides (boxed), Sl075@1100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Cotton Closes Steady.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9,-Cotton closed
noia,g steady at net decline OF 1m1I
.ylnIs on old and nj { pnipis on uew crop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
Need a Nerve Tonic?

OF the many such remedies on the
market, only one is best. 1t is Palmo
Tablets, They soothe the fretful, in.
duce natural sleep, and quickly dispel
symptoms of nervous debility, dreams,
etc.
If you are weak and run down from
any cause and want to look and feel
years younger, take Palmo Tablets. so
cents Book free. The S. R. Fell Co,
Cleveland. 0. SCHRAMM- M-JOHNSON
DRUGS, FIVE STORES.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-04
arbeiter- -Siiriprse.

Qus einsm uns pprlisetnoen s3irtu.
lare Der sFd6ritantens4 Hociation 1T er'
itatti6, baB bic amsritunif6sn arbsit.
geber enti6Iofen ftnb, oem bisberigsu
Sbitem Elm Gnbe 3u MAIDEN, bas ars
better fir ibre Qniprii6s ouf GntIhGs
bigung auf ben Giagetpeg bsrpetit.
Won 1T gu Der Gtniift gelangt, baB IS
fir beibe Seiten niiBIiher lit, ioIds
GntfaGDigunger obne prpSsB Su be-
sabIsn. GrIidtlid lit aud, bnb bos
beutfde Spftern, tpslass sinsn 6urh
Die 5dbritanten eeihaFfenen 8srfites
rungs z5onbs pOrfiebt, BEL 8eitem alien
anberen Methoben nor8u8iebeu iii. gs
bietet niht bios ben 4rbeitern Elm ii6ss
res gintommen, ioubsrn BAT au1 5ur
Wirfung, bic 8etrisbsunfdLe Su pers
minbern, inpem ale m0gli6en 8ors
iihtsmaBregeln angepanbt ipsrosH.
Nus benz 3trtuldr 1T erfintlih, nit
nslhsm Gifsr bic Statiitif Der Be-
triebsunfdas ftHbirt iporoen 1T. man
bat unter anosrem gefunosu, baB febr
pies unfdne iid Durh has umftirsen
DON aeitern ergeben. 9as bat man
befeftigt, iHosm nqe 2sttsrn in sgdbris
Ten am uHteren Gnbe nit einem 9ums
miiiber3ug uno am obersn Gnbe nit
5GteH perfsben iperben. Die 2eitern
f0nnen bunn niGt mshr ratiden unb
ne baben einen 6alt, no fie aufgebGngt
fperben. Cine unbere nrfdhe ipar lins
tenntnib BON ben eefdbrli6sn 5beiIen
Der Mnfhinerie. Ddgssen bat man
ebsnfaus ipirffame Mbhilfe aetroffen,
iioem bic gefahrIiben Sbeile Der Maz
idinerie NIT rotbsr 5arb. angeftrihen
lperben. Das III fur ben 4rbtiter cine
Barnung our 8orii9t. Ghliebii4
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@HffdIIiIns ptrfdncen, 10 III bit
DnrdFiibrnna fehr lsift. ssstber Nfr
beitsto9 miro prn Geiten Der Gdbris
unten bnrd1 cine in Elm BUD eineeilebte
Wfarte notiri, ipelcbs, ipie bic poitmars
ten BON Der 9unbes- -Regierung gegen
Die entIprefsn0e Summe be3cgsn ipers
ben. Seoe fDlhe Rarte bere6tigt sil
sinem gsnfionsanfprude, DtiIen 56be
ndh ben Wetboben Der 2ebensperiihes
runsss sGeieulhoften fsitsuitefIen lit.
Seoss pOftamt f0nnts bic aus3nbluRg
Der geniionen iibernshmen. geaen bic
Durhfiibrbarfeit pss pldnes fjnneu
Ssoenten nini porgsbrodt iperoen.
Diefe bstreFfen nur oas prinsip, ipels
DIES in Dem gfnsipruh gipfelt: SOL
ib meines gruoers 6uter ietn24 Die
Ter Ralnsssiit pirb iia uif,t mebt Iars
&c bebaupten t1nnsn. Die fo5iaIe
Rotipenhisteit tpiro gu Oisftr iosiolen
Reform fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-04

Die RepoIution in I2eritp
lift bdrtnddiger unb qefGbrti6er, oLs pie
Regterung 3ugeben nil. Die JnIurs
eenten berm0gen tpobl nt6t grpbe See
re ins SSelo gu ftelIen, es lit aber erii9tz
lid, baB Der iniurrettipudrs 8eiIt iiber
eineu oroBen 5beil bes Qanoes Derbreis
tet lit uno cine Stuse an Der 8eo6Itez
run9 finbet. 0araus 1T gu fnIieBen,
buB tpenn es ben Sniurgenten gelingt,
irgeno etn groBeres 2reFfen au getpins
nen, bic 8epolution i'm Qansen 2unbe
duTlammer lptro. Ntertpuroiger
GSeiis feblt es an jeber 9enuuen glusz
flmft iiber bic 9eidtperoen Der Sniur>
eenten- QDas bieriiber an 9etdnntmae
GungeH eri6isnen 1T, IGbt an 8iurbeit
3u tpiini9eu Ibrig. Wtan tam nur
herauslefen, baB man Der beftdnoieen
Dittatur pes YrGiioenten Gias miipe
lit unb oIe Ginfibrunq elmer nirtlinen
republitaniihen RssieruHg erftrebt.
unferes Grmeifens betunoet 9ias in
bisfsm fhtpierigen morneut sinen beId
senstDertben MurseI an Batriotismns.
Beuu, IDie ss ben Gnf6sin BAT, Die sSsn.
iurreftiou iih dusfdlisblih segsn ibn
rihtet, 10 mare Is feline gfli1t, isin
AInt nieeersuIeger1 uno sine sbrIi6e
ReutnaH Su neranftalten. Sein
frampfbaFtes anfiaumera on bas
9rdlioentenamt ift ii6eraus tleinIi6.
Gr III Elm bohbetugtsr munn, Der tag
lid feine Mbberufung erparten mug.
Gr fpiirbt bemnda Elm iebr geringes
Spfsr brinsen, iDenn er bukh ftinsa
Niiftritt bic llnsufrieoenbeit I'm 2oHbs
tssapi4tists
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Der gerfnd1. Bic gduperein

Dsr 8erfah, Bic gdubereins
bnrh 9tIteueritng su Grunbe sit rid4
ten, lit 70 alt, ipie bic @efhibte Der
sauDereins. Die 4sitatDrsn itnn bic
10 Gents sgantiers In ben GIeinit6os
ten. bic stuubsn. oie Dtpofiten ber9auz
bereine erlangea gu tOnnen, penn tie
burd) 9efteusruns uua benz Weee eez
rdltult itrb. Die benotratifhe 2eeiss
Iatur er6bt iih eiu tieFes @rab, tpenn
Iie bieIen Qaitatnren nahatbt. 9ous
neretne iinb Elm bringenoes geoiirfnib,
ou fie on ptslen YIdBen bic einsige
M6gIihteit bteten, fieine GrfparniiIe
oufsubeipabren uno su psriperthen.
Mus bieiem @ruttbe mub ibnen au1
cine SpnhsrItsllung eireeraumt iper=
ben, sumal tie nibt aIs ganteR ouFsu=
faiFen Iino. sic iinb Naittsl 3ur
8riinbung BON 5eimitdtten uno tragen
bamit einem itddtIiden SntereTe Red.
mns, bas oarauf eerihtet lift, bic Be-
poItsrung m6gIi9It isbbaft gu MAIDEN.
Die fir bic 8eiteueruns poraebradte
gtehtferttgune, bab Die Gonititution
bas ppritreibt, 1T cine 5euhslst. Niht
ale 8prihriftsn Der @srfaEung Ders
ben burdgefiibrt Die 2eetslatur beriidz
Iibtigt Die Rptblpenbiefsit. Wsnn cine
folhe nt4t porliest, eriGbt tie feline 8e=
Fsbe 5ur Gugfiibrung Der gorfhrtftsn
Der 8srfuHuno. Rein perniinfttesr unb
tein e9rliher Menfc1 tpirb bsbaupten
DoGIeu. bub bic 2egislatur ibre Pfltht
scrna6IdiGiqt, fpenn iie feline 2tnitalten
trifft, tim bic 8aupereirs Al beiteuern.
Der Steuerertrdg tpiirbe, fopeit eS Die
ftuunsisIIeu 8tbiirfniiIe bes Staatss
bstrifft, asrinafiigtg isin, obsr 9rOb gsz
mug, nm bie gauperttns Tchtper an idds
bigen. Semna6 1T Die Qbiibt, Die
Baupersine an beItsuern, nthts dubes
res, ais eine BON 8ripatsS SntersNen
n,tsaetenbe gbitous, ipoburh eine 6,m
BoIfe bDhTt tpsrtbpoIls urb Dem Staats
niibIthe gtnri6tung SsrTtDrt Diirbe.
Sine gurtei, bic iith gu einem foIhen
9eIhGft berqibt, pertptrtt bas 8srs
truuen Der 9iirger.
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9ie uutpntItsn in 9enpsr
buben cine GffentIt1s Concentration
geoen stneu Ridter psranltaItet, Der
eire 2tu8abI i6rer &amsruoeu tpegsn
MiBa@tung bes 8sri6ts, begungen
our9 tbGtItche @rgriffe duf Streitbre.
der, 3u tiuiGbriger 8efGnsnibftraFe
perurtbsilt bot. 9isie Concentration
btriibrt nid1t Den aern Der Sahe. Sic
muB iih gegsn bas 9eieB isIbit rihtsn,
reip. osgen Die QsaisIatur. Der 2ebs
tsren YfLidt iIt es, ben Rihtsrn oirstt
porsuihrsibsu, oaB iie StrafsR lusgsu
Wlibadtung bes Oerints nur psgen
lluqetiibr Dor 8eriht psrfiiasu oiirFeu.
gBenu behauptet miro, eaB Der Wttbs
dhhlno bes 8erihts Elm fold lpeitaus=
geDetnter 9egrtff HRteraeIeat psroeH
mub, tpie es in bisiem Qdnee itblih tft,
pamit ole as6tspflsQe ui6t in @srfalI
gerdtb, 10 1T bas eine etIatante I'm
pobrbeit. SsSu gang Guropl, aubsr
GnQlanb, oefeH Re6t uno llnreht mir
ii6trnommsn baben, eebt Die ridterIibe
StrafgefpaIt Ridt lpeitsr, als big 5u
&bnounoen psaeu unosbubrli6en Be
nebntsns por @eriG5t. 4ae anpersn
Strufsn tOnnen nur auf 8runo zines
pDTtipen 9sTsbes perfiigt tperbsn, uHb
Rismano piro bebdupteR lpolIsn. buB
bic 8s4tspfIsge drbsrsipo idIshtsr lit,
als bel uus. Gber pirb oas 9egeus
tbeil Iih belpeifen IQFsn. @er einsn
tbGtliheu Inertff beesbt, madt ii6
teiner IiBadtung oes 9sridts I6uI.
big, funoern elmer RiBG6tuug Der 9ss
isBs uub mub in GiusiaRg nit Den ton.
ftitutioneleu @pridrifter proSeTirt
Rsrbsu. MeHu pas ni1t geiaiebt, 70
MAIDEN Die Gsridte Iitb einer uiurpas
ton inuleig. 9u bic 4rbsiter slluioneu
in Colorado bsionbers fart Iinb, 10
tam ibnen ni9t bringsnb genuq ems
pfoblen peroen, baB lie in ibrsm Staas
te ben &nfang ra6en. Um permittelIt
Der 2sgisidtur Der rihterlihen uiurs
patton, bic unter bem 9edmaHtel Der
Ribe6tuug bes 9eridts Oor fih ssbt,
Elm Gnbe 8u bereitfn.
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GhesGrlanbnibid)eine.

jSas. 3. 0ili. 30. Gptomore ctr.
I lDltnnif Gsarr. 80, Belts Cir.
|Gbas. RFnssI. %, is. CTR.
l leinion Hiidtr. 19, 2ibrsb Gir.
lsObH m. Doolss. Y, 0pOt parf.
lWinnit G4rsin. 10. M0DilpnpiIlt.
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atuBe Grauen
bnIten INNER cine 3Iai6e Dr, ,Ridterl
paiu-Expeller

I'M Saufe. Gin siiuerIdIiigfs Gin.
reibemitteI BEL allen rbeufnatii6en
ghnerseu, Grf1Itiineen. Derft0u-
d,amaen itfr. % iinb 50e In Mpoibs,
fsu. g2,ir edjt mt anier.
II. AID. RSCHTER 4 Co,
fsne Txbs1asss. z1sstssssl
nxs Weast 8suesas Asw xeeak.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-04

Der repubIttunifh de 8uus
fus oes nationalen Observation-Disclosures
les bat fi6 Dufiir ent'6isoen, trUs Der
nurh ben 3euius erlpteieneu 8epbltez
rungs5unabme Die 3abl Der Ttitglieoer
bes Reprdfentantsnbauies Ri6t 3u ers
b0ben, ipnbern es bel Der oeaeutpGrtI>
esn 3iffer BON 391 ReprGIentauten slt
belaFen. Gin antrag, Die Bsrtretung
bss SIoens i'm 6uufs i'm 8er6GItniB
our 3dbi benz pom Stimmreht dusgez
idloHensn 5arbtgen gu pertiir3sn, pur-
be ntebergsfttmnt. 8eibe 6dnolungrn
finb gu lobsn. @snn Das 6aus bic
Wtitglisber3abl iiber bic issige 3iffer
iteigert, 10 ipiiroe eine gannonihs Dit
tatur fpieber singefiibrt tperoen miiHen,
bamit oas 6aus fib nicht in einen pol
ntfhen Reihstag perpanble. Die N6s
Ie6nung oes duf Die poIttiide Gntree
tung beS Guoens qerihtetsn 4utraes
ift gan3 befonbers su begriibsR. 9em
gan3en 2anbe fpirDe Elm grpber Saas
ben erfpdhfen, ipenn cine potiti'de
@eitdtion beroorqerufsn piirbe, ME iie
Die Mnnu5ms beg ertpdbrten Nntrags
CUR unausbleiblihen 5olge gebcbt
bate.
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2primtrs 8otnm bat bic
geriperfund Der SdiFFsInbfbtens8 s8crz
laue i'm Sendt perbinbert. Desipeasn
isssn audi bic 3ruItmagnatsn alle 9es
bel in 8epegung, Inn 2primers Gnts
fernuns Gus benz Senat 81 perhtnoern.
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RrSfiosnt Saft bat an BIZ

grGftbsnt saft bat on bte
2anbftteihsrtonpention in NliIpdutet
einen Brief aeibidt, tporin er tie oaran
erinnert, bab bringsnb Runnindften
fiir bic Ser. 5tuuten grmee uno Wfas
rine ben1thigt ipsrosn, oemnad fur
nisle NtitgIieber Der 8onpentiou et1
Iobnenber unb ebrenpoller Griperb 1i6
btete. Die 9In'iht Der Rpnpenttpn gtng
bahin, cap Der Brief 3errtTsn tperoen
foIIte. Wir eIauben uitt, odB Der
Prdiinsnt bieIs GrIeoiguug su beOaus
ern bat. 2anoItrsiaer iino ntsmaIs
quite SpIoaten. 0asu seborsn Die ets
eenfhuftsn oes 9eborIams. oeS 5iets
bss, pes pfIihtbepuBtfeius. iuie Iittltz
den Mutbss, bic man bel 2euten niht
antrifft, Die i'm biirserIiden Geben Ii6
10 fpenig StpL3 unb SsIbita6tung
betpabrt baben, oab ite. auf Die 2anos
ftrabe aeben.
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Sn ber Biscouftner 2ss
etsIatur lit cine @orlase stnges
braht tporben, tpel6e Die WaTertrdfte
in ben fttifbdren Str0msn aIs Gigens
tbum bes StaateS retlartrt uno eine
Gbgubt fir beren 8.nusuns Dor=
fhreibt. 9us ,8eIeB Isbut Iia beuts
fhem Rufter an uno lit Ihon aus Die
lem 9runoe rthtiq. Die WaTertrdfte
fperoen in isbr naber 3sit cine iebr
p;btige RoQe in unIerern 0tonOmiineH
8rp3eb Tpielen. g8enn Der Staat niht
bsi .3eiten noriprgt, psrben fie In BEN
@siiB oes 8robtapttals iiberoeben INN
bieIe baraus Elm Mtonopol BON bsionosz
Ter 9sFdbrIthtstt btloen, benH bilIi9e
8etriebstraft 1T elmer Der pidti9iteN
SSattpreu in Der mDoernen oynbuitrie.
Der in Deutidluuo bauptidhIih maB7
eebenpe 8eouute, Der auf unIer GaR0
gdn3 beionbsrs 3utrtfft, aebt oabin,
paB man DffentIihes Gtgeutbum uiht
bd3u pertpenoen ioq, um moHoppIiitiz
fde @fitiiOuGre 8u 5iit1teu.
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Nmerifaniibe Rarfs.
Bon Or. @ern.r Stgtmonr

Bon Or. Werner St9e m n n
Der 9etp gorter GentraIpart. - Gre
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
DreusedOw Causes
Omaha Team to Win
Buys the HoodoO Opal Which One of
the Score Board Boys Was
Wearing. ~

Bob Druesedow is responsible for. the
Rourkes having won that string OF uaos
cessiye games. +, ~
or course the players had a little 10 do
with'it. but to Bob belongs the chief credit.
One day Herr Druesedow and lot Of
other passionate fans were standing IA
front of the Smoke House as the. scc4o
was coming in from Lincoln against Omaha.
Druesedow noticed that the youth who was
marking up. the scores on the bulletin
board wore a stick pin with an opal In a.
His eyes glistened as he turned upon the
youth and exclaimed:
Here. take that opal and throw. IL away.
No wonder we are losing"
The youth demurred. OF course. Hadn't
he paid his good 30 cents for the pan, opaI
and all? Why should he sacrifice IL even
to turn the tide Of fate for. the Rourkesf
I'm give you a dollar il you Will take,
the stone out and put 1t on the street car.
track in 'front.' persisted Herr Bob.
The boy took him up. The nextscax that
came along ran oyer the opal The dolia I,
passed, from Druesedow 10 the boy.
Omaha then went ahead and won Yfosls
in a row.
No team can win against an opal" In
Druesedow's modest admission OF the para
he played In turning the tide OF luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
OMAHA LOSES TO
PUEBLO SLUGGERS
ROurke's Men Start Out Well Enough,
but Later They Go Up. in
the Air.
MAKE MONKEYS OF PAS PITCHERS
Four Men Go Into the Box and Are
Batted Over the Lot.
FENTRESS FIRST TO BE POUNDED
Hall, Robinson and Durbin Fare
Fully as Bad
REGULAR BATTING MATINEE
Erstwhtle Champs Find Ellis Tor Hits,
but He il Replaced by Jackson
and Then the Scoring
Comes to End.
MAKE MONKEYS OF PAS PITCHERS
Four Men Go Into the Box and Are
Batted Over the Lot.
ENTREsS FIRST TO BE POUNDED
Hall, Robinson and Durbin Fare
Fully as Bad
REGULAR BATTING MATINEE

PUEBLO, Colo, June 1n-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Pueblo batted four Omahap pitch
ers all over the lot here today and won
easily by the score OF 10 to g. The locals
piled up five errors In the first three in
nings. which with some timely hitting
gave the, visitors a lead Of three runs
After Pueblo had secured its first run in
the third, Manager schipke pulled Fentress
IRON the box and the bombardment began
The first three men who faced Robinson
occurred a single, a two-bagger and a base
on balls and he was succeeded by Hall,
who was so Elective yesterday. Hail.
however, proved easy today and he was
pounded by almost every man who faced
him. He forced In run by hitting Shaw
after ak runs had been made off his de-
livery. Durbln was called in to finish the
game
Durbin was an Improvement, but he was
also hit freely, the locals getting three
earned runs in the sixth.
maha's only error came in the fourth
Foley Schoonover dropped an easy one
allowing one run. Omaha kept hitting
Ellis and after one run had been scored
on him In the sixth he was taken out and
jackson replaced him, stopping the scor-
ing. A crowd Of $500 viewed the game.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
PEARCE IN FA1cAR PUSHES
Winner of Yesterdays Race Makes
McNay Work for Victory.
FRAHLEY, IN BUICK, IS THIRD
Cannot Take Lead Away from MoAay
Because of His Driving Skill.
BRUNzR TAKES OBSTACLE RACE
Makes Ten Miles, One AZ q Ttuas, aA
sixteen Minutes - Motorcycles
Give Fine Exhibition Of
speed. -. ~

J. n McNay. driving his big Cutting eaS
furiously won the two big races OF sat
urday afternoon at the Omaha Speedway,
making the % mile run In % minutes IS 1t
seconds and the iO-mile race in 10 minutes
and 70 seconds. Close on me heels Of Nc
Nay through both races came Billy PeaBoe
in his Falcar making the 25-mile trip N
| 2s minutes 4e-5 seconds. and the 1o-mila
race in 10 minutes 81 3-5 seconds.
McNay's wonderful driving skill and the
power of his big motor kept the crSwd
in fenzy of excitement all through boil,
events. especially as the speedy FaIoAR.
uiloted by the daring Pearce. was hanging
close to the heels of McNay through both
/ heats. -...
! Third place in both events was won by
A. L. Frahley in his Buick. making tina
2S-mile distance in "a minutes q seeonds
and the l0-mile one in IL minutes "a sec
onds. 1913
The obstacle race of the day was won
by Bruner He drove a Hudson car, NAH
! ing the 10 miles with a dead stop at -
end of each mile, in is minutes ~ as Sec
onds. Mercer owned by Ralph Duff,
| but driven by his driver. came second In
1 Is minutes q 4-5 seconds. and another OF
Dufrs MERGERS CINE third In IS minutes
81 seconds.
The two motor cycle races were East and
closely contested for the premier honOrs
c. Rosenberg won the 1O-mile sinEle-eY1an-
der by a distance of Is yards, Carl Malm-
quist being right behind him. Rosenborg,s
time was 10 minutes As seconds. and Malra-
quist's 10 minutes 4S i-5 seconds. c. Adolf
son won third place in IL minutes n is
seconds All three Of the winners uaad
| Indian motorcycles In their races.
The fastest motorcycle time OF the altar
noon was made by Louis Fletcher IN tvin-
| ming the 10-mile free-for-ali race maKinR
the time of 10 minutes % as seconds. can
Malmquist,' in Indian, was second, In
10 minutes 81 As seconds. and J. HUH, An
an Indian. was third. in 10 minutes Ss7-S
| seconds.
Not an accident Of any kind occurred
on the course Saturday. the two man
injured in the collision Friday having
warned the careless ones. The most Sc
rious trouble to any machine was ma
losing OF tire or minor trouble 70 the
working parts which, put It out Of the
| race.
Sunday afternoon the great s-hour vaa~
will be run. starting at 1880.