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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
"BUGS" RAYMOND
REFUSED TO PITCH
Wants His wife TO Pitch the Game

Jack Nagle of the Maps, caught
Bugs Raymond on the,~Atlantic city
club. and he tells the following story:
Mrs. Raymond went to the man
ager one day and asked that she be
given Bugs pay, says Jack. "she
explained that Bugs sometimes fail
ed to divide with her. The next pay
envelopeNwent to Mrs. Raymond. ana
Bugs did not show mp. The manag
er found him at hotel reading a
paper
What's up?" nc asked Bugs
Don't you know you are going to
pitch today?~
mo, I'm not going to pitch today
Bugs answered ''My wife has a strong
sense of duty and since she gets my
pay she viii take my place She'll be
down I'm a minute. She's up stairs
putting on my uniform" And Bugs
wasn't moved bSt long argument
Bugs struck out three batters In
one inning one time during a sea
son, but his feat Awas unnoticed. He
bowed TO tie stapd and said: Ia
dies and gentlemen and fellow citiz
ems. thank you flpm the bottom OF
my heart for your round Of applause
"He was told to punt one day al
ter the first man up Mad reached frs
base. The base runner was caugh
mapping, but Bugs hunted anyway
He was called for II, 'Took here" h,
came back 'the first rule | was taugi
was to obey orders, andlI'll be darneC
If I'm going to break AZ now"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
ComInr nnd Golng an ChlIly.

Chillicothc, April Manager Wrig.
ley put his twenty or more recruits
through seven-inning game at the
old Rite track Thursday afternoon,
and when II was over all were willing
to cry enough. IL was the most sat
isfactory workout the team has had.
After the game releases were handed
out TO Fawcett, Edwards and Tozier.
None of them showed class enough to
stick The last two came from Buma-
10 highly recommended
Frank Wolfe and Harry Lake, two
holdouts, reported Thursday. and will
probably come to terms Tenant of
Detroit and Cherry of Columbus, in
the outheld, seem to have earned
places.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08


Lancaster, April s.-The game that
was scheduled with GAINESVILLE was
called off yesterday on account Of the
wet condition Of the grounds, but
Manager Riehl had the boys at the
park both morning and afternoon and
they were given good workouts.
Hiehl stated that he was somewhat
discouraged at first with the pitching
stam recruits, but he has changed his
mind and says that he has two good
ones, with prospects of a third among
the new ones. The string was cut
loose on three or four of the tryouts
last night
Jimmy Welsh has been in this city
the past two days and the fans should
not be surprised to see him back here
again this season. He should fill up
a big gap on the team. The infield,
consisting Of Riehl, Ayette, Cain and
Currans, was given some work Friday
afternoon, and It looked pretty good
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Hamilton Team Has a Nickname.

Hamilton, April s.-The Dayton
team in the Central league will play
the Hamilton team OF the Ohio state
league exhibition games here today
and tomorrow. During these two
games Manager. Barton will give all
luis men chance to make good. All
the players have reported for duty and
wore given trying yesterday. II
was ideal for baseball and a practice
game was played
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

.Innnncse schednlc Annnnnccd.

Chicago, April Stat" Page, OF
the University of Chicago. manager
for the University of Waseda baseball
team today announced the schedule
the Japanese will play on their tour
OF this country this summer
The Nipponese will meet teams from
the Pacific coast colleges, the Univer-
sity of Colorado. Utah, Iowa. Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Illinois. Chicago. In
diana and Purdue, and Monmouth,
Ames, Knox and Beloit colleges.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

Womans interest in public insti-
tutioDs and in the general public well
fare has begun to assert itself in Ma
rion. No longer are the women OF
this city going to sit back and allow
an alleged wrong to exist without TAX
ing action against IL whether it per-
tains TO local affairs or to state condi-
ditions.
The board of the city Federation
Of Woman's clubs held meeting Fri
day in the Marion public library for
the purpose OF reforming alleged evils
forming plans for the advancement
of art i'm Marion and 10 influence May
or Setter i'm his appointment of per-
sons to fill the vacancies now existing
in the board Of library trustees
a petition was drawn and placed
in the hands of Mayor Setter, this
morning. asking hi INTO place women
on the board of library trustees. The
mayor was leaving the city at the time
the petition was presented and the
influence II has had in his selection
is unknown. If the petition had its
desired effects, il arrived at the op-
perfume moment as the mayor was
about to make his selection. It is said
that l.. w. Warner and George Law
renee have been chosen TO nll the
vacancies I'm the obard Mrs. Grant
Mouser, Mrs. S. *. Kleinmaier and
Mrs. G. 4. Wiant were members Of the
committee who were appointed to
wait upon the mayor.
one member of the library board
declares himself in favor Of women
members but others state that they
will resign If a woman is appointed.
Following the suggestions of Mrs.
james Hopley. Of Bucyrus, chairman
of the committee of state institutions
and legislation of the state federation
of woman's clubs. the club OF Marion
arc preparing a petition i'm which ac-
ton will be taken against the man
agomont of the Ohio Industrial School
for Girls at Delaware. The women
contend that a woman should be at
the head of such an institution. II
Is their intention to place the petit
ton I'm the hands Of Senator Finne.
frock In hopes Of securing legislation
I'm their favor The members of the
board state that a copy of the peti.
ton will be sent to all the senators
in the state for fear that the senator
of this district will not carry out their
plans. "Out of the entire number of
senators in the state, we should be
able to find one who viii champion
our cause" a member OF the board
said this morning. The petition will
be drawn this afternoon.
8 The versatility of the members OF
the board was demonstrated by the
ease with which they turned politics
to art. The board has the opportunity
OF securing an art exhibit for Marion
about May 10. The pictures of the
exhibit are the property of the Elson
Publishing company of Boston The
women will make arrangements for
the exhibition providing the board
OF education will permit the INTO use
the High school building.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
IN THE TRAINING cAMps

Chillicothe, O., April S.-The sea
son viii probably be opened with
Whalen on second, Wrigley -at short
md Kib at third. None of the re-
cruits look as though they can SHOW
class enough to break through this
wall Of inner gardeners.
The outheld, however. win have to
be entirely reconstructed. TO date
cosger Horn, Cherry and Turmar
have shown class but with Knath
ana Hardin two reputcd stars still
TO be heard from, there Is no telling
how this division Of the 1911 Bahes
VIII finally shape up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Ginnts Mako B,.ut.

New York, April S.-The first thing
Gotham did when it awoke this morn
ing was look at the skies. because this
is the day the Giants make their de-
but with Yale as the opponent. ThI
skies frowned and murmured "may
be therel be a game and maybe there
won't"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

BOWLING


A great deal of enthusiasm has
been shown in the city league bowl
ing games rolled on the Mission alleys
this winter and some nice scores have
been rolled. both by teams and mdi-
vidual bowlers. At present Mason and
Sanford lead the league with an aver
age of 1873, followed by schoenlaub
OF the Indians who Is only two points
below. The Indians hold the high
team score of 9GS and also lead tho
league with al average of S25. Ed
Pierson holds the high individual
sepre, rolling 23d IN one game. {. fftt
M pIayprs' Avernoes
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Reports 90 LanI1s.

Shortstop Ayette, who was secur-
cd from Marion In exchange for Lal-
Her reported to Lancaster on Tues
day but was still on the hold out
list. owing to the small difference
in the terms OF Rpn. and Ayette It IS
believed he will sign his contract and
that all will be satisfactory
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
CnniIlnelno Emntiona.

"a man Is very absurd when he prQ
poses said Mrs. ljlimgilt II donR
see how we keep from aughiag
Il suppose replied Miss Cayenne
"that more of ms would laugh If we
didn't admire his courage. - Washing
ton Star
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

Boston, Mass, April S.-The inva-
sion of the redskins continued today
when the entry Of Charles NJ. Honey
oust, an oneida Indian from Oneida,
New York, arrived for the annual b.
A. a. Marathon April 10. He is the
third Indian 10 enter. 400
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
SUNDAYS GAME
ALL ARRANGED
Practice Held at Webb Park
Yesterday.
TWO PLAYERS JUMP
Jim Kelly Arrives in City
Last Night.

Weller, Colligan and smith Expcded
In Todny--Nianage Lewis Gives
Squad Batting Practicc-All Play
crs VIII be Seen in Sundays Game
Umpire WillScrson Expected Here
Today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
An Important Guest,

"That banquet tonight can't get along
without me-"
"You have pretty good opinion Of
yourself, Billed for speechT"
"oh. mol was invited to listen."-
Washington Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Irving ffoes to Akron.

Outlielder Trying lwho was with
Lima last season and has been maxi
ing such strong bid for an out
field position with the Senators, has
been turned over to the Akron club
OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania
league. Pitchers .Raab and Peatt
have been turned over to Lima by the
Columbus club.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

The Government of Peru proposes a
10 per cent duty on crude rubber
exports. The country is short Of
revenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

Buggy aud wagon repairing done
by the Houghton- Merkel company
Give US trial 7-6td-itw
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

The will of Mrs, Louise Bonner,
who died suddenly this week has
been filed for probation and win be
heard on April IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08

George Hanley an employe Of the
Erie has resigned his position as
clerk at the Erie freight house office
and will accept a position as clerk
in the freight house Office Of the
Big -Four.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
MAYOR SETTER
IS PETITI0NED
Clubs Want Women on Lii
brary Board.
ART AND POLITICS DISCUSSED
Board of City Federation of
Moman's Clubs Meet.

The Board Takes Action Against the
Management of the Ohio industrial
School For Girls at Dclaware--Ar-
rangcmcnts VIII be Made TO Sc
cure Art Exhibit For Marion
Women Ask For High School.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
eabsbura tpar fein 8epter porban.

6absbure mar fein 8epter porborss
ben, 10 bab Der Safer ltatt belien elm
Rru3ifiI Ueuuste. 9ie beiben 3epter,
bic beiite 5u BEN aleinoSien geboren,
elm tilbernes unb elm iilbernereoI6e-
tes, itammen aus Dem ID. Sabrbun-
bert. Die Hei6siniignien lieB Ru-
boIf auf ieinem feIten StammidIofie
&pbura in Der SdpeiS bebiiten uno
bort bIieben iie cine 3eitlone pobl
berpabrt in elmer 4npene, Die bic
Sdnieeertodter HliooIfs, Die ltngor-
fonigin slenes, eisens fir iie erbaut
batte. gber Die foleenoen Safer rii-
fen Die SfGte pieoer aus ibrer &u-
be, iie fomen nad MADDEN, nod Wiin-
den; Carl ~, Der bieie Sniignien
nit mpItiider Snbrunit perebrte, lieB
iie arf ben Braser Srabibin britt
gen; iein Sobn 8en3el %nerpobrte fie
auf Dem feIten Sdlob 9arlitein.
SIM 9rang Der Suiiitenfriege tpnr-
ben Die 8IeinoOien oirf Die un9nril6e
Seite giiearoS iiberiiibrt, elm Sturm
Der gntriiitrng erbob iib iiber bieien
&a1tb Der oertihen Rei6sipmbole.
uno 10 fomen tie 1924 auf einem &C.
sp0bnIihen Siidertpagen nad Riirn-
berg, hds bon altersber bic @bre fir
fid IN aniprud nabm, glitter bieier
S9ase gu iein. Bis 1895 bnber fe
bier gei6Irmmert. 4IS bmralS bic
Srumoien Die StoSt ero6erten, lieB
Der Ratb bon Saner Die Sniignien
beimlih in 5wei groben Srogforbeu
fortidaffen. aiif einen 4nrren LADEN,
nit 8ferbeoiinger iiberidiitten un6
70 uneeieben nn9 Yroe ifaffen. @ls
fpGter 9apoIecn OeIterreid mitGrieg
iiber3og. narb Der Sreibe.r Don Sic
gel Der Setter Der 8leinooien. ole er
in einem unifeinbaren ibfparsen
Softer mad Hegensblirg brodlte un6
inter einem Sulifen Safer IN einern
Grfertburm feiner 8obmung per-
bar9. aIs Siieel 1906 Die &leinobien
Dem letter. 8aiier bes beilieen romf-
fhen Teihes iibergeben polte, nabm
&ieier ite nidt an. Grit Der Ntonar-
denfongreB in Inhen ipra6 he
1918 Dem oiterreidiifen &aiier gu,
iinb Nun ruben iie enSIid BON bel.
bunbertiabriger 8anoerlinp aus in
Der Shnsfammer Der 8iener Sol
burg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
Donnerftas. 80. @Ouember 1911
Siueitnmpf nit Saifiiden.


Ser &dliiidJ silt ais elmer Der
furdtba,,.,u os.ioe Der Jteniden,
uno Der ansc. nit Olelcu Giger
Der 0ts,tt ii 0ci;n elB,nitem Gle.
ment et..en 0.GsAI,npI 0u9jufebtel!,
mag fir ule 4l9ememJeIt Ger grOcll'
berpobner an 9atriinn grenSen. Ibcr
trosOem giot es e.ne ganSe 8eibe bon
G6uen, in Oenen' mutbige, ausrei'
deno beludifnete Nanner I'M 8alier
2eib an 2eib nit Dem getabrliden
@egner einen 3lpeifampf 9epagt ba'
ben uno aus Dem turftbaren Hiuaen
als Sieger berporgegangen iino. Die
gingeboreEcn bon ReuieelanO iinO
ipabre Neiiter in 6ieien @aUerf6m.
pfen, uno iogar Die 6rauen petteifern
nit ben WGnnern i'm Sample nit
benz SaiiiiG). Rur nit einem Neiier
befpaffnet, itiir8t iid Der Sampler i'll
oos 8aiier, taudt inter uro iu6t
babel Den 2eib oes Slides 81 erreI.
den, Inn oas Weerungebeuer nit
Dem Nteiier 81 tooten. Iber Die Neit'
ieeldnoer iino nitt Die gin5igen, Die
einen Weiierfampf nit einem Saifiid)
neriuft baben. Sor einiger 3eit
taudte I'M Safen bon 8insston aui
Snmaifa elm rieiiger Saifilh aui uno
brad)te nit einem m1dtigen
Sdpan3idlag Elm fleines leidtes
Boot gum &entern, in Dem cine 6rau
fob. @enige Wfeter pom 3ai emf
fernt murOe Die ltngIiidlife per.
idlun9en, inter Den Augen hires
Mannes. Der am llfer itano, obne ibr
beIfen 81 fonnen. 9ie 8utb oes 8ol
ten fannie feline @ren5en, er lieB lid
Elm Wteiier geben, iprang pie Elm
Wobniinniaer in oas @aiier mo
griff Den Saifiid an. Nad einem
furdtbaren Sample bate er ieine
1Srau acr1dt. Mti nin nGeite @ciir
bat in Barbados elm Matroie einen
9aifiid getoOtet, DER leInen fuOerge
fGbrten peridlunaen Bate. Gin an
oerer 6oa ereignete lid nuf ct. Sbo'
mas. giniae Watroien oes ameri
faniiten 9rieasidiffes ngqiance"
baoeten i'm Meere. BI6sIih iab marl
bon 9orS ans. pie iid elm eepaItiger
Saifiid Ser @ruppe ser iorgIos 9n.
6en6en nGbcrte. Gin Wntroie ailf
benz Sdiffe, Der oie furdtbare &c.
fabr ieiner 9ameraoen erfannte,
iprnns. Elm Teiier in Der Sauit, obne
fid Iande al beiinnen. BON SorO. er.
reifte 6as ltngebeuer unO nerwun-
bete es 10 ifper. bab eS ipeuige Mi-
nuten ip1ter toot mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
umn bren.

Benu es geIingt, Oas &abium gum
&ntrieb bon 0taibinen ir9enOwelher
Grt gu benuSen, 10 fam man aui ben
goraug rednen, oaB oieie iaIt rpie ein
8erpetuum mobile Sabrtauienoe lang
in 9epegun9 bleiben. 9eioer piro lid
6ieie EugenO oes Ha6iums nidt retJt
uerDertben laiien. neil es 10 ihred'
lid tbeuer lit, OaB es iogar @olo uno
9iamonten an 8ertb melt binter iit
5uriidl6Bt. @s lit oaber mebr eine
WertpiirOigfeit als cine nusbare @r'
finoung. nenn Der betannte englilhe
9bpiifer Strutt einen Ra0iummotor
geihafien bat, Der ielbitoerit1n0lih
aud nur cine iebr feline grbeit per.
rihtet. Gin iebr reider Wann tonnte
iid aber pieaeift balo ben nift se.
rinaen Gurus elmer &aoiumubr lei.
iten, Die err niemols ouf5u5iebcn
brauht uno Die i~iberbaupt nit elmer
gorridtung Su bieiem 3ped gar nitt
perieben lit. 9ieie llbr f6nnten nod
feline urenfeI uno pie6erum ocreu
llrenfel trugen, obue bab iie lie eiueS
I~ufsiebens beoiirite. 8oriGuiia lit
man nod nidt einmnI 10 melt, baB
nab ben bisberisen 8eriu6en Der
bouernoe Sang zines ioIden Motors
ODER elmer llbr MIR unter Der Be
bingung seiidert lit. OaB Der 9ntritt
Der 9uit polfommen ousgeihloiIcn
bIeibt. 0ad einem 8oridlag Deroen
Die peientIiden Ebeile elmer fIeinen
Surd Stadium gu betretbenben @ta'
idine nit elmer Sdiht bon 9araiiin
bebedt. Die iih inter Der Wirtuna Der
RaSiumitrdblen nit neaotiper @let'
tri,it6t laoet unb iie aud bel 3ltritt
Der 2uft behalf. Ser bon Dem oeut.
ihen Bbpiifer @reinnher nod oieIem
gae5ept erionnene gpparat beoari MIR
elmer iebr serinaen 2aoiummen9e.
fam aber aud o%orIGuiig nur oo5i
bienen, Die pnuoeriome Birfung Der
StrabIen in einem $0riaoI porsufib.
rem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
unteridlnsunsen eines Barrier
SanfierS.

9robes auiieben erregt, Die man
aus 8aris meloet, oaS 8erihpinoen
oes befamten Barrier 9anfiers &ap.
per, oeiien bureaus ii1 in Der 8ue
2ouis lie @rano 20 beiinoen. @s per.
lautet, bob lid Der Slii6tiae mad
9riiiieI bege6eu babe. Sdon w6brenS
Der lesten Gage paren mebriad @e.
riitte uerbreitet, baB bel 4apper
nidt aaes in Srnune iei, uno cine
san5e 8eibe BON @~inBableru bate Dor
@eri6t Straiantrag gegen aapper
pegen llnterihlagung geitellt. 8ie ed
beiBt. iolen Die ueruutreuten Gum.
men etIua 100000 Srancs betragen.
Man folnmt Jest INNER mebr gu Der
lleb%er5eugun1. oaB oos gauge Inter.
nebmen mn elm S6minoelaeid1it
mar. aabper lit 81 Sabre alt uno
mobnte nit 5rau un0 SinOern in Ell.
mem 9ariier 8orort. Dor furaem
reiite er nod 9riiIiel ab. Set Sieier
Seit bat er nihtS mebr Don lid boren
Iaiien. Seine 6rau telegrapbirte nod
griiiieI unO befam bon oortigen
6reunoen Die 1adridt, oab ibr
Wanu aeieben woroen iei. unO onB
er iib in poGfommener @eiunobeii
unS in better 5timmung beiunoen
babe. gs 1T uitt ousaeidIoIien. 0ab
Der nIte Tann in 9riiiicI eincm Ser.
breben gum Spier seiolen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
Gin Saidinssalf unS feline 5ulssu-

Der Riindener Ruiifidriitfteaer
unb aomponiit Or. @o9ar Sltel tritt
nit einem 6lugblatt an Die Seiient-
li6feit, bas ben Sitel tr1et yMein
IuSihIuB aus Dem aQ9emeinen
oeutiden Nuiituerein~. Der sod Or.
Sitel aagemeiner 6euti9er Mulif-
perein ipielt nun idon 21a Sabre
urro lit anideinen6 nod immer niht
Iebesmiioe. limb bod 1T Der san3e
Streit nur bns Radipiel zines So
idingsulfes, n1mIi6 Der Satire, Die
I'M 8didingsbeit 1909 Der befannten
3eitidriit Die Nuiif" eri6ien.
9urd oieie n144. aofopboniferper-
iammlung in 8ierbeim elm Ieiorm-
faiperIipiel in Srei @rbebun9en Don
NepbiitopbeIes" iiibIte lid elmer Der
8erulften 6elei6i9t uno Iieb oesbal6
Or. Sitel auffororrn, gu erfIGren, OF
er Der 8~erfaiier iei. Or. SiteI antpor-
tete 5nnadit auspeiheio, uno 5par
in penig geibidter 5orm. Gin nidt
gang torrefter @eriuh bes beIeioieten
8eruIften oui Dem llmpeg iiber bic
&eoaftion Der Duff" Den Spott-
pogel fennen gu lernen. bIieb erioIg-
Ios. SIM SUM 1909 beifditigte iih
nun Die Sauptperiommlung roes 4a-
gemeinen beiifiden Niiiiifpereins nit
Der boien 5aihingsiatpre, uno 5tuar
10 eingebeno. Dab Der geIeioiate cine
Dueuiorberung an Or. Sitel fpegen
rines 9aiius in Der Debate id)idte.
aus Dem 9uel Duroe ireili6 nidlts,
pobl aber perfla9te Or. Sitel Den eli.
men Sefunbanten ipeeen 9eleioigung.
Die 8erbanoIung, in Der Iit Or.
Sitel als Nituerfaier oes Soibings-
ulfes betounte. idIoB nit eincin iiir
Or. Sitel giinIti9en 8ergIeit. Aber
bamit mar bIe Sade INNER nod, nid,t
aus. 8ieImebr idloB Der 8oritnno oes
aasemeinen oeutiden Nusfpereins
Serrn Or. Sitel ans Dem Ierein aus.
obne ibm @elegenbeit geaeben Sl b.
ben, Dor Dem 6orum oes 8oritanorS
gu erideinen. @esen oieien ausi6luB
riei Or. Sitel Die SiIie Der @eridte
an nit benz @rfolg, oab oas Sbcrlan-
besseriht Sena Die einseidlogene
RetbOoe Ses sIusidliebunes ;criab-
rens oils iebIerbait beoeidnetc.
OBJ, of, OF = mie iol9enihper
fam es bod iein. tpcnn cin 6o-
idinssuf tragiid senommru lpirol
Rad Dem iibereinitimmcnoen llrtbeil
Der @elebrten uiro Die @roe lid noh
reft LANCE oreben, uno cs 1T oaber
gu boiien, oaB Der 8onbmu-m. Der
Soibing 1909 aus Dem 81 trch NOD
refIt uiele neite 8lieber aniebcn miro.
Die fur3e uaturgeihidltlihe 9cihrci-
buna bieies 8ieherls. ole Or. Sitcl
in ieinem eben perifidten SlulbIatt
1ibt. aipieIt in ben @orteu: 9Sopcit
ih mid oui Den 9ooen Der orOent-
Iihen Serid,te itellen tonnte. habe i'd
rs gethan uno meroc i'd Is neiter
tbun. Weine @bre ieood fam mir
feline unter pnrteiiidem %oriie &C.
iiihrie Notwithstanding ourh
Notwithstanding nehmcn oScr pie-
Oeraeben."
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9urdl Die Gimme.

5iirit (oer in einem St6Gttcn
etrpas perip1tet eintriiit mn bic 'u
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-02
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
MUST TAKE OUT LICENSES
License Inspector Declares War and
Says that They Are Really
Peddlers.

Richard Schneider. license inspector. has
declared war against peddlers who operate
under the guise of manufacturers agents.
Schneider says these dispensers of wares
evade payment of peddler's license fees
by pretending to take orders when in fact
they deliver goods at the same time they
make the sale.
These fellows must take out peddler's
license or quit business, is Schneider's
ultimatum.
THE city is being, beaten out Of hundreds
OF dollars annually through the tactics"
says Schneider. 81 have investigated their
operations and they are the same as pre-
vail among peddlers The represent them
selves as manufacturers agents. But in
stead Of making the delivery at some sub
sequent date, they deliver the wares at
the time OF the sale. Otherwise, they could
not make any money out of the scheme.
Housewives and others who buy of ped
dlers change their minds too often to risk
a delivery on another day. So they deliver
Immediately. This puts them in the same
class as peddlers and they will have to put
up the license fee. the same as legitimate
peddlers."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-02
Negro Policeman
is Charged With
Keeping Resorts
Emory Smith, Patrolman, Suspended
When Woman Makes Disclosure
to the Department.

investigating the complaint Of a negro
who said he had been robbed by a woman
in house at 6l5 South Fifteenth street the
police stumbled across a trail that ended in
the suspension of Policeman Emory Smith.
negro, on . charge Of running disorderly
houses
Smiths commission was peremptorily sus-
pended Monday morning following the dis
closure and Captain Dunn was ordered to
relieve him Of all duty until the meeting
Of the police commissioners According to
the story told by the complainant he was
invited to the house by a woman who said
she was the wife Of a policeman When
confronted by the police the woman refused
to deny the house was owned and run
In the interest OF Smith. Smith is said to
run another house on Davenport street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-02
SUGAR BEET WORKERS
START FOR THE FIELDS


Summer.
May day marks the beginning OF the beet
wesding season IN the western states, and
already men, women and children, often
the whole family in a party. are TO be seen
passing through Omaha to the beet fields
OF Nebraska. Montana. Wyoming. Colorado
and other western states
a special train. carrying $50 Russians.
leaves Lincoln May s. loaded with families
going 20 the best fields near Billings.
Mont. where there is one firm with a
sugar factory and adjacent fields worth
s.. $4,000. Others will be leaving soon ana
the entire wedding" population for the
summer win be camping near the fields.