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The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

sides where good garden sites could be OBJ
tanned. Here their dwelling took the form
! of either earth lodges, ConiCaI tents, or
tepees. Some Of the tepees were so large
! that the hides of several buffalo were
| required to MAKE single covering. Each
| family had corral of horses and cult
waited a certain part of the hillsides or
| low lands, whare corn and other vege-
tables were raised for winter provisions
and for trade Corn or maize was the
principal food and every household had
its garden where the corn was carefully
| planted. weeded, and hoed until it was
well grown. Squashes. melons, and beans
were grown, and sometimes in the same
field with corn. the stalks serving as
poles for the beans
In the summer. after the crops were
well advanced the whole tribe. except
the aged. the SICK, and a few who acted
as guards, went on the annual buffalo
hunt. This was always conducted with
great ceremony, and was under the con-
troll Of the leader selected for the oc-
CasiOn. The yearly hunt was ali event
of supreme importance to the whole
tribe, for an its results depended the
annual supply of food, as we'll as the
skins fo' clothing and trade. The leader
Of the hunt had an assistant who an
swered to his name and took all the
blame in case anything went wrong This
official scapegoat, being appointed by the
chief, held his office with dignity and re-
msrkably good nature. Some hunting
for deer and elk was done in a desultory
way in the winter by small parties, and
even by individuals. Fish was a popular
article of diet. Men, women. and chill
dreu fished either with strange hookless
lines. or by driving the fish into shallow
water, where they were shot with ar
rows, spearcd, or captured by hand.
Tribe Rather PrOsaIc.
The individual Omaha takes a prac-
teal view of nature and human life,
rather than a fanciful one, and while
this may tend to make him somewhat
prosaic, 1t also develops his mind and
leads to a certain steadiness of charac-
ter, placing the value of thought above
emotion. This is undoubtedly the cause
Of tribal control in certain instances,
where the individual disappears and the
people are considered as a whole.
1t appears that the Omaha tribe is a
group of native Americans, sturdy in
mind and body, more given to industrial
than to artistic pursuits, yet gifted with
an elemental craftsmanship, and an abil-
ity to discover the power of a religious
motive for the preservation of social Or
der and the maintenance of peace. Al
though good fighters, they came to recog-
nize that fighting was Eot the only route
to achievement but was best employed
(as their word for tribe" indicates)
when exercised for defense of their
homes and the integrity of the tribe
Prominent N the establishment of the
tribe upon its reservation stands Joseph
La. Flesche, father of the co-author,
Francis La Flesche. At that time chief
of the tribe, Joseph La Flesche carried
out plan of his own for the systematic
formation OF a township. He laid out
roads and boundaries, advised the con-
struction OF houses. introduced trading
and farming. and attended to the organ
ization Of schools, always practicing the
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
SCHOOLBOYS ON STRIKE.
They Resented IN Order Which
Transferred Their Teacher.

From the New York Egcring Mail
Fired with loyalty to their old teacher
that refused to be shaken by threats of
expulsion, spankingS, or police intimida-
tion, forty-eight boys in the graduating
class OF the 2arochial school of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Jer-
sey Ci-y went on strike the other day A
new teacher had been rut in the place of
their former instructor. Father Malachi.
The strike was planned so rapidly and
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Although occupying but little space and
weighing only 1872 pounds, a machine in
vented by a Frenchman includes a forge
anvil. boring machine, wise, work bench,
grindstone and punch.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
RidicUIOus,

From the Atlanta Georgian.
Newlywed-What, 500 for hat? Why,
that's simply ridiculous my dear.
Mrs. Newlywed-Thats what l thought,
Harold. But you said it was all we could
afford.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
Got 212 Marriage Proposals.

UOt @I@ "arrlnBe TrOpOsals'
From the Cleveland Tlain Dealer.
A Los Angeles woman admits that she
has received 212 proposals Of marriage,
and, of course. no man should doubt the
assertion. 1t may be different with the
gentler and less susceptible Sex, how
ever.
AS the average number Of proposals
received by the women of this nation IS
a fraction less than one no such over
plus of good fortune will be admitted
without a large amount of guaranteed
proof.
The first demand will be for the young
woman's portrait. and single glance can
be counted on to prove sufficient.
There's nothing in it, the feminine
chorus will remark
But wait
Perhaps the 212 proposals were all from
the same man,
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

doctrines himself to set the example for
his people. The first settlement of the
tribe in which a real civilized tendency
prevailed was organized by him and
known as the village of Make believe
white men
Following the location. history and ira
ditions of the tribe is a treatise of its
divisions, organization, ceremonies, and
rituals. food. music, warfare, language,
and finally. in the appendix. the modern
history, including the effect of the white
race and the Sesulting present conditions.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
The Omaha Villages.

When not travelling. the Omaha estab-
hshed their villages near streams. con-
venient 10 timber, and generally on hill
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
HADBEENDOCTORING
AYEAR FOR ECZEMA
ARsmsrkable and Convincing State
ment Of the Success Of cgticura
Soap and Ointment The Treat
mentofthe Pain, Itching ard
Burning Of Eczema

y the under lrncs. crunuf 1--WE eauuEh
rY-uise - tllr or iCu-g keulrcinE. slac been
asctu-lnr fur % lgnI q year iof ecnHrn- %
~ faui ! hrd tricc docicf Hrier oeciof 81
10 no avail Whoa Q young rirl ] ks-linc1
m arll- ts-cc CiIc7rrt tlrlCs. paving little
o. no uitcvtion 90 81, vhsn I've getrf arc
A small spot showed urCa my left oRllh
i vas worried and strf lof q drctar. Ne
sad d E-sg srrc-na. Ia drew . small Ions
fr~u the anElp about ihc SIZE az mufch
n.d about IN inca long lht snail Acle
rev 20 nbugt she si1I 81 IN apple, rnd
%, ',eac' :i'sae 70 ae Snee '9s 81. oesi',s
To whole foo, ran v-tur al the tina
"Mv husband and my sons were ~ firht
and DAY wheeling me from one room - a.
r.hcr b. tao ho7t ui giving me soTnr rclli.
] vuGld IL fuT hours II tine u t-a-t ui
the frUplacs hpuiag far dag hrurk. Iha
psin wat 30 intense J WIS llnu1 c-aEy.
IN fart. ] would lose mr. rusgua for huur1
II Z LINT One cay friend 81 nioe crurJrcd
in 10 Ert TDe Nc mo-t had Hht glanced ~
Ia foot thar SHE exclaimed. Mn. fmnHGEr.
WV ip fhF world dant you frr the Cuii-
cu-a ReInec ieil' Beiug diEruEted Win The
doctors and ihcir rnrdicines, and noi beiRg
Hblc % sleep ~ All I decided 20 Eipc ths
Cuilcura soap hnc luileure Nilineilt
nirht ] sept as EUunc as silver opilar
Scr eight long hours. j uWulle IN thf morIlinE
Wiih hui very lnile pam, A. fact. thought
] WINS 10 hoEven After using the CuticurA
Remedies for 1hret months ] Was perfectly
Restored 70 health. thHnkt 70 The DutirurA
soar AND Ointment ] viii be sixty -ipur
wears q ARE my next birthday, halt ana
hearty al present tSiEneol Mrs. guliH line
rzn sgsz y a5elI ST., II .Aoris n o.. Ma. 7, ~.
Cutiru-a soar and Ointment are sofa
Throughout the world. SEND 70 Potter Drut
A Chem Corn Dept. Ia Boston. fu- frre
snmpls u each with S2-p- hoax On The sa1in.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
AD MEN LISTEN TO PAPERS
Rabbi Fl~fscher Makes an Address On
Advertising and Public
M0rals.

BOSTON. Aug. s.-AddresseE were given
today Al the general sessions. which fes-
tureo the third dAF Of the Associated Ad-
4-ertising Clubs Of America.
Al the forenoon session, In Ford hail.
the opening speaker was Charles 7. Jen-
keas Of Philadelphia whose subject was
Advertising and Rursl Standards Of LdT-
ing
Rev. DT. George Wood Anderson Of ~.
Louis followed with az address on ''Ad-
vertising and Human Nature" and HHr-
rist Chalmers Adams Of washington spoke
en- Advertising and Export Trade in Re
lstiun 10 Latin America
This afternoons general session Uss
held Al the Boston opera house. An a.
dress on Advertising and Public Morals
was given by Rabbi Charles F7eisoher Of
Boston Helen Mary Shaw Thomson q
ChicGEo had as Der subject Advertising
and Daily Bread" and Prof Charles Zueb-
lin Of Boston spoke on Advertising and
Civic Advancement
The election Of officers takes place Fri
dRy afternoon. Herbert s. Houston OF
New York. ! H sawyer Of ST Louis and
G. w Coleman Of Boston are among IN.
candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
soUTH DAl1oT- ~ nBENonED
Dovupour Exsenas tran black INNS
AZ mitchell

MITCHELL 8 d Aug G-Cspe-i-s -eis-
gram Last nirff q two hours rain COW
cred tins section The ran amounting l.
% o. an i-sch ms moisture came slowiv
H-d went deep into the ground y there
vas Any gDsrtl1n Rs 10 a fns corn crop
p ms section T7tvious, i- is absoiute1g
a.--l with rhit rain. The corn crop 10 two
weeks ahead q las year and with This
an rhrrc g hardly Any question as Il
us uE1uiins before frosL
DALLAS : u Aug Especial Tells
--o-- a heavy rain Is falling over TIE
Rosebud country TIVE inches has fallen
within IN hour and tbs doNnpuur con-
iinues. Crop condltllns are eood aid this
iusures q bumper corn cror.
sTCRGts. S. D. aug. t-CsIerL Tele-
gram Tive more hoRrg storms pRssea
over this vicinity yesterday morning and
afternoon A great R-no-nt rain fen ac-
CONTAINED By thunder and Hrhtniur A
large house west q here wGs struck BIZ
lightning and destroyed. Another house
IN LoEn was struck This Afternoon but the
fire Was put cut with little damage. The
rain is general throughout Meade county
and streams are filling up
SIOUX FALLS. :. D, Avs. Especial
Telegram The recent rains have put q
new face on nature throughout south DR-
kotR. More than an inch CT water fen in
a rain which continued several hours last
night Dntnle good WAS Done 70 corn. DO
ustoes and pastures. The ground never was
IN better condition Tor ian blowing than ~
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
AcTREss HAS LONG EALL
woman Holding self bT Tech slip.
from Top 3f Tent in
Circna-

GRAND ISLAM. Neh- Aug. 8--CSs,ec q.
Telegram t-DurinE the afternoon perform
Hnce Of The Ringing Bros. show the tents
became unbuckled. Miss Jane Ward. doing
trHpeBs act with her brother. fel from
the top q the tent 10 the ground below.
Mss Ward was in the At q suEta ming
her body with her teeth. Just ~ her
brother Wa TO catch her The leather
81 pped. There whE some momsntAry eK-
citsrasnt IL the reserved seats section TN
med lately AZ front Of which the accident
happened bu the audience WIS soon
gnsted. The limp body wsE carried from
1hs arena and seen taken 10 the hospital
where early this evening her brother says
Miss Ward is not seriously injured. though
complaining OF much pain Throughout The
body. II lE believed thai the actress viii
he sbie 20 resume her work in a short
time
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Police Steal March
Upon Bold Firemen
Extinguish Blaze IN Douglas Block
and Have Smoker on Flame
Quenchers Later

when they started out the police didn't
mean 10 DO il. but when they reached the
fire and found they had inadvertently
beaten the fire companies 70 it, they
couldn't resist the temptHtion-and be
sides the whole Douglas block al Sixteenth
and Dodge streets might burn down
There YVES the awning on q window 81 the
third floor tia zinE as ing and threBtsnfnEly
as any cigar lighter. Sergeant SAnueisun.
Detective Lshey and the chauffeur Of the
patrol. Ralph jones looked uTIun the
orniDouE flame in something very ike alb
ject-wsIl. q graphic description ism
necessary
They glanced about furTively tAs ali
Chances are ElEnnedl and saw that the fire
wagons hsAn't hove in sight. Then B
happy thought struck them. fire sx-
tinguisher was in The nArrol. Detective
LRbsE saw il
Hand me the whst's its name" ne
shouted. and Sergeant SEmuelson grabbed
the sKtinEuisher from its place and turned
il over 10 hirn. All three bounded W the
steps 10 the fourth floor rs the flames
Of the awning were beginning 10 eat al
the SIN Of the third story window.
Chauffeur Jones loaked about 10 SEE II
there were any lives 70 be saved. de lis
tened for the shrek thru might fHn ON the
midnight air bui recalled himself when
he remembered il WIS 0nlv s-E O'Clock
Sergeant Samnslaun and Lshev used the
extinEuisher effectively. al Of which
might lead 10 suspect them Of having Sc
eretlv studied In 3 correspondents school
Then the fire conpauies came and saw
what had been aOns, With some wearing
that mind your Own business" eEpres-
SION. they drove away. a. = bgv across the
street was WhistlnE. Tie Lost Another
Chance 10 BE q Here.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
IOWA GETS SOME LIGHT RAINS
showers Fall iB Many Places In the
Western Portion.

CRESTON, Ia. Aug. a. Special quite
heavy rain fell steadily here this morn
-nE for about two hours. No disturbances
accompanied the rain and n soaked quietly
into the ground, doing an Immense amount
Of good. The few little showers than have
come here IN the last Two or three weeks
have helped growing vegetation consider
ably and with the cooler weather II help
ing the corn 70 ear quite Satisfactorily.
These showers. however. are largely local
and some localities have had no rain since
May and are burning W Al Cumberland
and some places along the north branch
ON Of here the situation IL very precariuus
Water il falling and farmers are selling
of their stock as they have no feed on
water for them
SIOUX CITY. Ia Aug. IA heavy r. n
that fsll in this section last night was
worth thousands Of dollars 10 the farm
orE Corn was greatly IN need OF xaolsturs.
LOGAN, la Aug. Especial Wv. L
stern in charge Of the government weather
bureau here. reports o69 inch Of rain early
This morning Reports from other points
indicate trifie less and some points more
putting corn out OF the danger zone for
lowlRnd farmers ana helping the critical
situation for the upland farmers immensely.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
RAIN CONES IN ABUNDANCE
Germ Belt Of Ks6raska Gets : Most
Welcome thorough Soaking.
KANSAS AND DAKOTA vIsITEr
Rain rails in the soush Platte 20 n
Depth Of sir Inches and May
Ofher sections Have
Two 1nches-

Rain extended rem the Black HIS 20
IN Panhandle Of Texas stopped in Ne
hrEska long enough 70 give ths entire stats
a mos srslco-ae soaking Wednesday night
TsrerIrftHrsta Was varied Ia the extreme
floods Of water falling a. some COUNTIES ana
sust light showers IN other localities Es-
publican and Orleans repu ted SIX inches
q Z water Nd 10 u 10 o'cl1ck Thursday. Be
tween Red C1oue and ~ frames. OF the
RurlinEron line. Red Cloud Merton. Ohe--
lin WIisouvilie. EerDcs-. -1c-sunald and
St Fraocis had al telegraph wires either
h.uwu down or washed OFT
The eastern. central and northern parts
q the state where rnin was badly needed.
received panty Of moisture 10 hold 1hG
corn over until another 6uunPour comes
Following Is the report Of the rain:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
PRoWLER FRleHTEKS WOMAN
TnidentIned Man Causes Miss Ruth
HeEiHnd to Have Another
Nerves. shock

Mvneriously lurking about The home Of
Mrs. Il s. Carlson. 1Ge North Forty
ninth avenue and making Threatening Ees-
rures and insane ErimHcss, a strange man
last night Elmust frrhlened Miss Ruth
FIeElund. Mrs CaIls8n'E niece. into hys-
terra
Neighbors came 10 Hrs. CarlsUu'E rescue
and maae q search o. the rrsTnises but
ne stranger had disappeared Mrs. Carl
son notified the police ~ the affair and
detectives were seni out 70 Jock about the
neiCf b0Tho1d and guard the house.
il is feared the fright may cause re-
lapse fer Nlss HeFluBd who Is jus1 r.
covering frgm rhe exposure Of her three
davs' unacnountahle absence from her
auuf's home
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
HrstInE, Chazxauaun.

HASTINGS. Nsh-, Aug S.-lspeclRl. Al
though unfavorRble weather has iuterfsred
with the attendance on tvs cars the sixth
annual assembly o. the Hastings chRUtnu-
qua promises 20 close successfully. There
was an immense turnout fer Hastings day
Ez the park TO-DAY. All business houses
closed Al noon and renEinsd closed the
resi- Of the day. Benjamin ChApin's poT-
travail Of Abraham I-iDcoln Wss the chief
feature Of enfsrtR nmsuf this afternoon and
tonight Prank r. Robertson delivered lee
ture on Imperial India" A reuono-brsRk-
ing crowd is eKpSctad tomorrow night 10
hear Dr. Frederick Cocks lecture on the
North pole eKpehIrIon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Votes for Bonds,
By Official Count,
Carry the Election
Newspaper Figures Are Substantiated
in Court, According to Webster's
Formrlae Of Procedure.

The votes cast IN WEDNESDAYS special
bond election were officially cAnvSssea
THURSDAY evening in the presence Of the
CITY council. The proceedings were All
Done according 10 blank records furnished
by John L. Webster. attorney Of the board,
who drew up leEsl records 10 insure against
any flaws In thu validity Of the bonds.
Omaha huDds have gone begging In the
eastern markets before because Of faulty
adoption and the board wanted 10 take no
chAnces
The vote by wards. almost exactly like
the newEpaper count, az officially recorded
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
REd
INSURANCE REN HOLD REVEL
Nebraska Associations sf Fire writers
FIJI UP on Coed Things and
Have a Jelly TI@e-

sixty members 81 the Nebraska AssceiA-
mon o. Local Fire Insurance REents
burned things up" In the annual dinner
Of the association al the Omaha Field club
Thursday evening. The sinner followed
an Afternoon OF base han and golf On the
elub grounds. the members enterta ming
me cut % town men
C. c. Pollard. president Of the association
leo the fun AZ diEner. Mr.. Pollard Wa
obliged 10 answer q question which he said
was merely 70 see Il he was honest
What Kould Voa DO In case you sAE q
house burning they asked him
"Eary.~ he-saia = insure IA the riva
company
me meal Was lG3e mi according 70 tbs
fitness q thinEs-nith corn frittsrs tauto-
mnticaIlT sDTiukled) and IKE dishes
ssoeches we're taboned and q general good
fire was hsld
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
WATER BOARD PAYS BILLS
ROutiHe BUsiaeNs FoIlowfnE Election
Takes Up Meeting After Much
Conference in Secret.

Election expenses amounting 10 more
than t4,9o0 were approved by the water
board al an adjourned meeting held Thurs
Gay afternoon. Other hills Including those
for advertising the bond elections. win be
presented later. The hoard considered the
advice Of IFS attorney. John L Webster,
in regard TO cRnvassnE the votes cast for
The bonds and special forms for the ooun-
ca records Of the canvass were examined
ana approved The other business Of the
board, which seemed 10 be important, was
discussed in executive session.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
BRIEF CITY NEWS
1ars zooi Flizt n
Elact-r Eaas-Rurrrrs. R-ua<-n-

A.all-lc EA1a-AurrErB 7-nnEen-
1a-kntc1 fs- dluir3ct ssdre.-aar
4Sr SounsT G1s-f- PRANK Dsue~.-Aar
. =. E-iirr-Formersy Of ariI;er. stew
~ Beaten, IL o laspubAcEn Candidate
iT courtT Treasurer
zenesuar1ers Tor shsrsffr soun--
ttfs iul lht sheriff. canNe-tian. which Is
70 be he'd neal week In Omaha. ugu be
opened on sancag ~ the PaKtan hotel
ffetlotni EeiefE II Chicago and Secretary
~ a Gerber win arrive on thai date
zsg1sE Gees &c coaE8-tdwnrd ?. Hey-
ctn 81 The firm o. finstlngs q Heyoen VIII
ieHre ncKt Mondar far CnLnr.o ca. uhe-e
The firm 10 plating an addition and srpec,
70 Jul u On sale during tho month oi
August. Other points win bs visited blonr
The Fari1Ic c0ust ~ Mr.. Hsvden and
family.
SuzlainEs fer Bsnsos-The contract for
q half block q hT5ck buildings 20 be srseted
In Besssnn AZ the corner q Military avenue
ard Ma4n street has been lst 10 Pred ~
SchrOedsr. The Castle Really COMPANY lei
TIE ouutrsci and plans &c put about Sl5.Ooo
into the properly The buneinE win be
used for sfores
BuxilaESoa President 1nEPects-Dnrius
Mailer. president. J. n Hn. y9cs president
fon vii pass throuEh IsouisvIlie. Nes On
tbeir way 70 make an inspection Of the
lineS west Of the Missour. Thursday night
They vdll se 3oiDed ~ q. " HolereEe.
general manager % the lines west % the
Missouri m LiDooln. who viii 50 win them
On the trip.
nay A RAaph, Rz4ztsx. Try him. D.slss
Aa1itlun 20 81 yohz's sehe0l-A new
additloD 70 81 johns Catholic school AZ
E1s California street costing s1slSJo win be
built imHsdiAtely. A permit vas issued
Thursday maru1ng 20 william Rocbeforc
A Son. the contractors. The Erchifect 81
the addition. which E1n be two STORIES
high. builf Of br1ck, - 3 NJ SsohtiERu
who designed The additions 10 St Josephs
hospital
Had fer W3ndcw gnRsh4ag--Hsns yoF-
genaen, a little youth Of a years with .
voice Ike Ellen Beach gaW'H. q sort Of
colorstura soprano. smashed q S2N plate
glsss window In the barber shop and cigar
Etore Of George O'Toole. 2922 LsAvenUuTtt
street. af II O'Clock Thursday n0rning
The attack On the window was unproroked
5orgsnsen WIS arrested. charged with
malicious destruction Of property.
EerstsAa Cans FIFTH wGrasrs-As pres
gdsu1 Of the Fifth ward Repuhlican club
the oldest ward organization IN the city.
W l. K3erstead has called q meeting foi
Friday evening August 4 The meeting
via be held 81 NcKennR's han. Sixteenth
ana Locust streets. New that al The
candidates are known. since time for with
drawni has passed. we decided 10 have one
big nestlng IN the north END said Mr.
Kisrutsad- Every candidate Is invited and
VIII be given q hearing"
Severe shock Cor ThazAS-weslis
Thomas housemRn at the RHmbiel
garage. 20N FarnHm street. Was knocked
senseless By an electE1c shock Al O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon when be walked trto
a low hanging wire IN the rear Of the
place be had been unconscious for more
than an hour when the efforts Of Police
Surgeon Long proved successful Thomas
WRs only slightly burned On the lcvei
lip He Was taken TO his home. recovered
except for the slight burn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
HARTMAN OFFICIALS ADJOURN
Fail 20 Decide Plan of Action Re-
Earding Recent uIInE on later
mountain Commodity Rates.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Traffic officials Of
the Hartman roads after IN all day con
ference here today announced that they
had failed 70 decide on plan Of action re
EErdinE the recent Interstate Commerce
commission ruling on intermOuntEin com
modify rates They vii meet again on
August with representatives Of all trans
continental lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

FREMONT, Heh-. Aug. L-lspecaAl)-C
JohRnsen Of this city he IN critical con
dition at ;he Fremont hospital and ms
death lie almost hourly expected. His wife
and q son Prof Johsnsen Of Chicago uni
versitv. who are traveling IN Germany,
have been notified by cable. ANOTHER son,
professor Of geology in BOwo0in college
is with his father. Mr.. JohRnsen wRs for
nerly n the shoe business here, but retired
from active business several years ago
Hs 10 about 6 years Of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
FIVE PERSONS ARE DROWNED
Iaun~h CaPsiHcs at Mouth Of Pence
River. Near Crystal FAIIs.
MIckEKnm
CRYSTAL. FALLS A-5ch An

CRYSTAL FALLS. Aaleh-. Aug alive
Of seven persons returning 10 Mansfield
h. goha Holmes launch drowned when
The launch cHpslnec today NJ TIE mouth
o. the Pence r5Fer Miss Edith ForEnsn
dGughtar q Charles F0rsman. foreman A
me Mansfield uIine. EEs among the Nc
sims John Holmes and ons woman
reached shore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

from GRE lnch IN ire Southwestern sections
70 seven inches an smth county an the
nur1hsrr secession.
Rock island trains Ers DELAYED BY q
u-nshout between kCnsinrtun and Athal
81 Philips counyv. Colorado trains re-
tu-ns6 &c Manhattan and were routed over
thc Crlon Fsrcirc 10 OEkleg- and Col,r.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04

HASTINGS. Neb-, Aug. 2-tspeeiEl, -
Preparations are vel advanced for the sec
end annual Central Nebraska Fan FESTIVAL,
which VIII be held hs-e August 3 70 j. The
most trnpurtAn; 81 last years features
The cor1nEtiur ban. agricultural and aute-
mobile parAdes and agricultural and p0ul-
Try sxhibi1i1ns-E1u be retained and others
win be ADDED
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-04
Harry Martin Bound Over.

SIDNEY. Neb.. Aug S-fspeciAl Tele-
gran)-FaarTy ~. Martin who killed
George BrownelI The Union Pacific brake
man. Tuesday evening by striking him
blow with his fist waived preliminary
examination TO-DAY and was hound over TO
district court IN the sum Of Ss.9ee by County
Judge GAPen.