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! NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
suggestive the International Pres
Club.
Lesson for July 10.

(i4.l How do you estimate witch,
or wizard, that is a bad person sup
posed to have the power Of exercising.
mentally, an evil influence upon an
otheff
(l5.) What Is your estimate of
those that have familiar spirits,
persons who claim TO communicate
with the spirits Of the deadY
(l6.) Verse Show long did God
say that the Israelites should possess
the land OF Canaan, and on what con.
ditions?
(ifJ which Of Gods promises II
any, are absolute or unconditioned
(lB.) Verses 9-10-When good peo-
Die become degenerate, are they or
not generally worse than those who
have always been bad?
+--{l9.4 How did Cod probably speak
to Manasseh and his people, and how
does God speak TO sinners todayf
(20.) Verse 11--God In here said to
have brought the army Of the king OF
Assyria to war with Israel. and TO
take MAnasseh prisoner as result OF
his sin. Does God In these days pun
ish ain I'm any such material wayI
(2l.) Verses 12-2o-what IL the gen
eral effect Of punishment upca sin.
ners!
(22.) Why did not Manasseh know
that the Lord was God before his
punishment and repentaneef
(23.) God freely forgaye Manasseh
the moment he repented; does He al
ways act the same way with sinners
(24.) Were all the effects OF Man
assehs sins blotted out, as well as
the sins themselves? (This Is one OF
the questions that may be answered
In writing by members OF the club
Lesson for Sunday, July 23rd, 1911.
Josiah's Devotion to Godr Chron.
xxxiy; LIS.
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FRANk N. HAMILTON psAp,

PORT HURON, Mich, July a.
Frank M. Hamilton. aged SO years,
passed away at his home on Military.
St. in this city, yesterday, following
a four-months' illness. Death was due
to rapid paresis, from which he had
suffered since March 1, and II 10 be
lIeved that the recent hot spell
FASTENED his death. He was one OF
the best-known commercial travellers
In the country, having been connect
ed with II. ID. Edwards a Co, of De-
troit. for the last 20 years.
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SUES sALooNIsTs FOR $1,000.
Woman says Her Husband Was Killed
After Becoming Intoxicated.

SAGINAW, Mich, July s.--Allegins
that her husband, Fred Kemp. became
intoxicated In their saloon and was
killed while returning home In his
automobile, Mrs. Blanche Kemp has
fled suit for $4,000 against Hugh D.
Dillon and John Kohlschmidt, Of Mer.
rill. The Michigan Bonding Co. IL
made Joint defendant.
Mrs. Kemp lives in st. Louis. Mich,
Her husband met death on Sept. ~,
1910.
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roaTY.NINsH DEAD At 6.

KALAMAZOO, Mich July s.==waf'
ter Coe, believed TO be the Oldest CON
tinuous resident OF this county, died
In Borgess. hospital yesterday az the
result Of being overcome by the heat
yesterday. Coe lived In the country
and was in excellent health before be-
ing overcome. In 1S4s he went TO
California 70 hunt gold, making the
trip by mule team. Returning to his
old honie the next year. he never
moved away from II. He was 50 years
old.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
SUMMER QUIET
IN CITY CHURCHES
Many Pastors Are On Vacation, Rest
ing Up After Period Of Unusual
Activity.

with several OF the big city church
es pastorless entirely and MANY Others
sending their pastors away for yaca;
ton, a summer quiet has settled upon
the religious activities OF the city,
after an unusually keeH and Aggres.
sive winter and spring campaign
Several churches are holding only
one service, that OF the morning, and
Il is very brief. Others have substi'
tuted attractive musical programs Tor
the usual form OF evening worship and
still others hold simply q half hours
rsspsr- service, In thu late afternoon
Ministers OF city churches. In most
Instances, require complete rest, In
the summer time, to recuperate not
only health and strength, but vocal
chords and threats. Preaching con-
stantly Is not the easy task appears
TO the listener. and frequently the
easy now OF language from the pulpit
Is the result OF being keyed up to an
extent that actually borders on the
nerve-breaking point.
Pastor Ii very tired and hopes no
one will call him home unless abso-
lutely imperative.r reads the Wood
ward-aye. Baptist church weekly bulle-
tin. referring TO the Rev. Maurice Pen
Held Fixes. DR.. Fixes preached Ais
finaI sermon for the summer, last sun
day evening, and, as he Is planning
large and active work for the fall
and winter, he feels the need OF com
plete rest and has gone to a quiet
and not easily accessible spot In the
northern country where he has built
a summer cottage for his family.
What u true OF DR.. Fixes is true OF
many other pastors and those who
have already gotten away on their
vacations are the envy Of their less
fortunate brethren still kept In the
hot city, preaching to empty pews.
Among those who are away are the
following: the Rev. Lee 8. McCol'
lester, Church OF Our Father, In Clare
mont, N. H: the Rev. J. Percival
Huget, First Congregational. and fam.
lily. at summer home near Charieyoix;
the Rev. w. Byron Forbush, North
Congregational, In Europe; the Rev
d. |. Sutherland, OF Calvary Presby-
terrain, in Scotland; the Rev. j. ID. Nc
Donald, Highland Park Presbyterian
with his family, at their summer cot
tage on Douglas lake. The Rev. ]. M
Barley. Forest-ave. Presbyterian, and
his family will go to Atlantic City for
q months vacation In August; the
Rev. +. ID. Leete, OF Central Methodist
and others now at their posts are
planning for an August holiday.
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TonIaht,, Band concord.

Schmemann's Military band, Her.
man Schmemann, director, will render
the following program In Clark Park,
this evening at 1880: March, THE
Nations Pride (Scouton) waltz
"Wilhelmina" (Hall)s intermezzo
"Cavalleria Rusticana' (Mascagni),
overture" Morning, Noon and Night
In Vienna (Suppeb; trombone solo,
selected. w. II. Mavity; gems from
Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) grand inter.
national fantasia, Hands across the
sea" (Tobani); Star Spangled Banner.
Frank Rose. baritone. will sing.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
BARS MEMBERS OF ..HRArs."
Pontiac School Board Decides 70 G,
ciude Them.

PONTIAC. Mich, July s.-No stu
dent belonging % az secret society in
the Pontiac High school will be allow
ed to attend classes hereafter, was the
decision reached at the school board
meeting last night. The board ques
toned the. sdvisability OF the new
law but resolved TO enforce II. There
are two fraternities and one sorority
in the school. I
The board has secured q physical
training Instructor In accordance with
the new state law although Supt Jen-
ner told the board he thinks care will
have TO be taken TO prevent the new
more time being given TO II than II Il
worth.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
Brighton Churches Merge.

One OF the first OF the smaller towns
OF Michigan to give practical evidence
OF CHURCH unity" IL Brighton, Mich,
where, during the past few days, ave
separate denominations, struggling
to maintain congregations there, have
merged into two. The Presbyterian
and Methodist congregations have
Joined and the Methodist Protestant.
Lutheran and Baptist merged. Brigh-
ton citizens feel that they will be
able to adequately support two relig-
ious societies and pay living salary
TO the pastors. The unity was &C
complished through the efforts or the
Federation OF Evangelical churches OF
Michigan, which organization hopes
10 secure similar desirable results In
many other places. Under the new
plan there win be fewer "pastorless'
churches and better financial sup
port.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

EVANSVILLE, fnd, July s.-nNc
story ever touched my heart as much
o. that told In the dispatches about
the terrible fate awaiting Mrs. Ma
politano." says Miss Grayce Patton.
al was shocked. To hang woman
because she refused to sell her body
and soul satisfy-a-w who
called himself her husband saems In.
famous. To do what considered my
share In the movement to secure Mrs.
Napolitano's pardon. went from
house TO house In several blocks In
my neighborhood and got men and
women to sign these petitions. We
all hope and pray that the little
mother-tobe will soon be free wo-
man. It's CanAda's duty to set her
free"
Miss Patton Is an operator In the
Evansville telephone exchange.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

Detroit Police commIssIonsr Digs Up
s2oe5 10 Lansing officers

LANSING, July s.-Police Commits
sioner Croui. Of Detroit. was compel
cd to pay a nne Of s2oe5. because
tester here exceeded the speed limit
with HIS machine. Mr.. Croui sent his
machine 10 Lansing TO have II re-
paired Deputy sheriff fiarton saw n
going down the street at fast clip.
but was able TO observe the number.
The case was settled over the tele-
phone by the commissioners who plead
ed guilty.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
The High" and Low Of It--What
Weather Experts Say About Hot Spell

Nobody knows yet lust
make a changes
covered with
places the air
others IL is shallow
with the marked hsh on the
below heavy be-
the piled high above H. and thus the barometer
correspondngy low
the Of these mountains like the tops mountains
ca cold
A miles streetit Il
coming the
noun all
following torrid Of low pressure Is god
suffering humanity
mountain shedding avaanches
n the Of cool crowned summit
1911 will Into weather his
omeaiy observing
norm the middle OF
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FARMERS 10 cEIEBRATK
Ten Thousand Expsessd 70 Attend
Third Annual Picnic.

cHARI.oTrE. Mich. July s.--rhs
third annual picnic which Il 10 en-
pected nearly ali Of Eaton county's
farmers win attend Ia 10 be hsld hern
early In August.
Prominent speakers have been -
cured and the day viii be turned over
TO sports. horse races. etc.
The picnic. which II one OF the biz
events Of this section n given free ~
the business men OF this city. who
have arranged barbecue. planning 70
feed ten thousand people.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
MAGDALEE RETAINS TITLE.
Keeps Grand Challenge Cup BY Out
rowing jesus Grow At Henley.

HENLEY ON THAMES, Eng, July
S.---The challenge cup for the coxs-
,wainless fours was won today by the
Thames Rowing club, which defeat
ed Trinity Hall IN the final.
Magdalefi College OF Oxford, hold.
Ter OF, the Grand Challenge cup for
elghtoared crews, retained the cup
by, dsfeating fh2 .Jesns College crew,
aIau. ~ or ord .-A..4- - -, $40 ~ 49,
z w. b. Kinnear, Of me Kensington
Rowing club Of London, retained the
Diamond scuiis emblem by defeating
70. w. Powell of the VIKINGS Rowing
club OF London, In a stirring race.
i The fitiaI m the Ladies plate race
was won BY sEton,s which beat the
First Trinity college Of Cambridge.
The visltors,r cup was won by Third
Trinity college OF Cambridge, which
heat Trinity Hall
- - ..r7+.ss. ta-----------~- ....... 40.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

IN the Nllounl CONVERSATIONAL bu4l-
ness meeting. IhurndaYA eYening. the
#||st Meth6dist Rrotfskant church
...<nbefax Woted "a, retain the pastor,
/I1 Iov.s ~ ". Stephenson. tor the en-
|10.h0 tht church TO have had pros
1&fous year, the membership having
doubled Sunday morning. the Quar-
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

tSrIy communion. reception OF members
and baptism VIII be held. with MT
THE New Commandment" In tine
evening. Mr.. Stephenson will preach
ON .Tha Oxen Under the Sea-
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
varnIsh Statesmen In Convention.

The second annual convention OF
managers and statesmen of Berry Bros.
varnish manufacturers, has been In
progress for several days, In the big
factory, In this city. The business SEES
sions have been pleasantly varied with
social features.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
Nobody knows.

weather shaps
United States from the Rocky mountains to the
Dixon
100000 miles =.
low they add
high fingered over the
Immediately
OF weather the north central states But
20
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

ICopyHght. 1910, by Rev, r. 5. Linscott
ID d.
Manasseh's wickedness and Penl-
tenco 2 Chrun. xxxiii:l-20. $3.50
Golden Text--Cease to- do evil;
learn to do well. lisa. i:l6-l7.
tt1 Verses f-2-Whese son was
Manasseh and what was the charac-
ter of his father3 t
t2) When the son Of a good father
becomes q, bad man how do you ac-
count for 1t?
(s.) To what extent may good par.
ents be assured that their children
viii also be good?
(4.) What soriptural or philosoph-
ical ground Is there for the belief,
that children may De so trained that
they VIII certainly be Christians -
Cd Upon which depends most the
character OF children, the father or
the mother?
l6.l Verses 3-5-In what particular
respect did Manasseh sin against
God7
w t7.) That land was rife with idola-
try, and God made strict laws against
It; why did he do so?
ca What were In those days the
grave evils Of idolatryf
(9) What habits today, among
Christian people are equivalent to
idolatryI
coo What are the results OF pres
ent day idolatrous habits?
ILL Verses 6-7--What In meant by
"enchantments, familiar spirits and
wizardsS'
(12) Why does the Bible forbid
use OF all such occult things a. men
toned In verse sixy
Q3) How do you class palmistry.
looking into the tea-cup for signs,
thirteen sitting at the table, unlucky
Friday and similar .'signsl"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

Ihe REV. 0eoree- Elliott OF Bay
"A *impsoh chufeh. SUNDAY morning
ana tXcnfnk. Df. Eiiiott was pastor OF
s'mpecn ehursA q Or; Inns 80. Ia,
ufeath IN the Centrat church Sunday
mofnIhk. on The Victory OF Truth
and UiHhteopennEa'ann and In the Jeyen-
Ina o. "Llfs:ss oreatast4 Rossessien and
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

Bob Printine Da.e Right, Tfmss
Printing Co, ~ John Rest Call Main
itss. or City sSsS.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

Henri Yiktor t[orE4n Will lectufe IN
~. New IhodKhf AiifAnce hall, sun
day morning y on tsfhe Leavef OF
ss's' rS S9s = y IN ms sssnins On IN.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
North-Eastsrn Michigan Resorts.

NottH-EtH WSHbH
visit Tawas Beach, Mackinac Island
and other Michigan and Eastern
Michigan resorts. Fish In inland
lakes and streams. Our lakes are full
of bass and pike. Inexpensive out
ings and vacations In the Greath North
Woods country. Write w. q. Mac
Edwards, q. p. A.. Detroit q Mackinac
Ry., Bay City, Mich. For 100-page Illus
trated book.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
BAPTIsT.


The annual poyenn in honor Of Ste
Anne w.Il begin In Ste. Anna's churGh,
sunday. July 10. and continue until
"wednesday. July &c, kha feast OF Ste.
Anne There piib be- four maNsss every
day during thetnapena. So
Because q the ovsfcrowaing OF the
parishes OF ChsinIif and St Fran
rIn'. new b4fl1h win b6 estAblisfitd
NJ the vicinity ~ f>oveft and HnbbAtd-
&Vee ~. Coneta1dt ". ,pziuk on WY.
rndotte VIII hare charEa- st the new
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
make It thoroughly eficient an
honest.
comnerclaIIsm IN Government.

make IL thoroughly emcient ana
honest.
commerclaIlsm In Government.
"CommerciaIism has Invaded the
governing function. The admiuistra-
legislative branches OF the govern
ment, and even the judicial depart
ments OF government are not free
from It's corrupting influence
-Commercialism has insinuated It.
self unfairly, unjustly, and corruptly
into the governing function IN eoun-
ties, In towns, In cities, In states. and
In the nation.
Secret alliances have been enter
ed into In innumerable counties,
cities, and states between various
special interests and the so-called
partisan or bipartisan political ma
chimes.
These special interests have an
INFINITE variety OF forms. Il may be
q gas company desiring to monopolize
the gas at high rate In some city
| II may be a traction company;Nit may
be water company; II may be a
municipal-contract company oealing
with the paving, sewerage, munich
pal buildings; Il may be the OIL
Trust. Tobacco Trust, or any OF a
thousand trusts In commerce. tran
sportation, or public utilities; II may
be any form Of selfish interest or n
combination Of them.
1T may be combination OF mere
political mercenaries banded together
| to put themselves In ONCE, inspired
not by patriotism. not by desire to
render public service, but banded to-
| rethef by the ''cdffesfve powsr II
public plumber"
The main point Is that these spe.
cial interests use the political ma,
chine as an agency through which
they can promote their selfish inter.
ests at the expense OF the general
welfare.
Corrupt Politics Must Stop.
1T In for this reason that machinu
politics must be overthrow and will
| be overthrown by the progl essivs
movement, which stands for an hon
est registration act an honest cleo
/ don law and secret ballot, direct
primary law, thoroughgoing cor
lrupt-practices prevention act. the
Initiative and referendum and recall
the commission form OF government
for cities. the publicity pamphlet, 4
strict civil service, for direct nomin
alton OF party delegates and Of the
presidential and vice-presideltial
candidates, and so forth. BY these
processes the power OF the political
machine as an agency for cotrupi
government In the service of the
special interests against the general
welfare can be greatly abated and
finally terminated"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

ysb Printing Don. Right. Times
itss OF city ssss.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

ION PRINTING Done Right. Times
tsrinting Co, Is John Rest H
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
NEWS NOTES FROM
DETROIT CHURCHES

L. > !"
The Rev w. II. Tinker. Of Ann Ar
Ior, will speak in the Sunday morn
ms hour service, held In the Newberry
f1ansi q TIE 1ene es0rs e To,rro AZ
will hold three.Quarter hour round
table discussion ON do You Prayf II
The Rev: = r. Pence will preach in
Xort@st church. Sunday morning, on
Mans Greatness Il Spiritual" and In
the evening on The Enemies OF Our
I1can.1 The Young Peoples meeting
:n TIE church house e $50 o'clock Will
and Andrew Ewing and the topic will
he "a Profitable Vacation" The boys
camp. under this direction OF the Mems
Ton ops s BENZ shs T ns.s Hn sSsr.
Monday. the Forrest Volunteers will
80 to the camp Tor q weeks stay. and
Monday. July 1e. the Scouts will 30 for
The rev. Alex. Danskin win preach
s ~ Calvary church church. sunday
morning and evening In the absence
~ the pastor
me Rev. SAMUEL Q. Gamble. OF New
sess,S eeg ~ preach IN Westminster
e0beyinK the spirit. win be the sum
day morning and evening topics I'm the
Church OF the Covenanters. The Rev.
Calvin Mcleod smith will preach
BAPTIST.
Or George r. Eforr. president OF
Newton Theological seminary. will
preach In the Woodward-ave. church.
sunday morning and evening. In the
absences fthe pastor. the Rev.
THE Pearl OF Great Price and It's
|o1ntorfeits" will be the subject OF
The Rev. Frederick T. Galpin,s ser
monetfo Sunday evening, IN the First
church. The service II one OF special
musical selections and the quartet
choir ~ TO be assisted by Earl N. Van
Alnbnfkh. cornet soloIst.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

Manasseh's wickedness and Peni-
,tenco. 2 chron. xxiii:l-20. 1900
Golden Text--Cease to do evil:
learn to do well. Isa i:l6-17.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-08

IcoByHsht 1910, ~ REV r. $. LinsoOtt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

While the unfortunate. but stlll heroic
Claude Is chained Desmond keerB all food
from him. As soon as our hero IL suffi-
GENTLY emaciated and weak. Desmond will
fight him a duell Tho Ecoundreli Even
though Claude is dying for a doughnut
or a piece OF pie like mother used to
make. the villain will not give him as
much as a single crumb Of bread.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

Just as the heavy sledge Is about to de-
scend upon the unprotected dome which
shelters Claude's thinking apparatus.
Rosamond flicks out the long line with all
the skill Of an experienced fisherman.
But of what avail is a rod and line
against a heavy sledge in the hands Of
the slim, but why Desmond? OF no
avail so far as we can see.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

On the sands Rosamond is a suffering
spectator OF the tragedy being enacted. She
knows that her poor. starved Claude has
no earthly chance Of escaping the unequal
contest there Is no apparent way Of going
10 his aid. She finds heavy fishing rod
lying on the sand, where It had been aban
donod by caravan of fishermen. but
there does not appear to be much aid here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26
WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time, but
10 insure proper classification must
be presented before AZ o'clock M, for
the evening edition and before 1880
p. m. for morning and Sunday edi'
lions. Want ads received after SUCH
hours will have their first insertion
under the heading TOO Late TO
Classify"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

Having unshackied Claude. Desmond pro-
poses duel with heavy siedge hammers
knowing that the wrecked hero will be
unable 20 even lift one OF the weapons.
Such IL the villains idea Of = square
deal. After all. these IL no such thing as
honor among villains Desmond would
deceive a fellow scoundrel as readily as
he would one OF his natural foes-a hero.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

All. ha. Rosamond has hooked the
starved Claude, and his trifling weight
is easily lifted by her strong young arms.
The Villains own fiendish plan has re-
suited I'm baking him OF his prey. and
with cry of rage he sees Claude flpped
into the air beyond the reach of the
6eathdealing hammer. Can Claude ever
recover his former strength?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26
BUSINESS PERSONALS


printing.
Lew w. Raber, Printer TGeleRhSG a,s
BEE BLDG. ENTRANCE ON COURT.
Phone Ind. A-269o FOR good printing.
Lyngstad Printing Co, 10Th & Capitol Ave.
AN. Printing Co. 2aOi Cunning. d. 5s47.
Ries-Hall Pig. Co. 100 s. "A. Ind. A-S52I
Kestsurants.
Baxter's fine quick lunch. 1915 Farnam.
EAT CAFE. Everybody eats with me.
1910 Capitol Ave, north side postoffioe.
Clerk Cafe, home cooking. 1918 Dodge.
GET the habit; eat at Uneeda. Cap. Ave.
NORRIS Cafe, home cooking Sls s. 2Oth.
stRIhmering and Suffering.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. Range Bldg.
sporting Goods.
NEW shopworn guns at low prices.
ToMnsend Gun Co. 1914 Farnam.
StenOEraphers and Court Reporters.
Myrtle A. Kelley, 7O6 Bran The. d. 5ss2.
Miss Miller. 1926 City Natl Blk d. 47OS.
steel rank and CuIverI Companies.
|, NEBRASKA and Iowa Steel Tank
Company. l4th and Nicholas. D. asss.
Tailoring.
r. A. Williams, clothes altered. "a 8 Lake.
FINNEY Tailoring Co. Web. SoSl
Taxidermists.
Aulsbaugh. 1901 Leavenworth. Doug. 1921.
rents ana Awnings.
OMAHA Tent Co. Tel. S22 Douglas.
1runks and suit Gases.
Freling & steinle. 1903 Farnnm st.
Wig manufacturer.
u. $. Griffith, wig mfr. ~ Frenzer Blk.
Wines and Liquor.
MAY & co. family liquors. 1908 Douglas
WILLOW Springs beer, liquor, cigars.
sandwlches. Alex Jetes, 1909 douglas.
Lof.man, s-yr-old why, iOc drink "A & aar
Hansen,s. Family Liquors. 1913 Chicago
GET your Xmas wines and liquors at
GriIIlth q Schmidt, 1924 Capitol Ave
NO NEED of worrying about dessert
when Dalzell IS in town III Mrs. Geo
w estcott slf2 Farnam St, will come TO
The Bee office within three days we Will
give her an order for a quart brick Of
this fine ice cream
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26
HELP WANIED-FEMALE
nousskeepers aHd DOmssties.

THE SERVANT GIRL PROBLEM
SOLNED-rhe Bee will run Your Domes-
tic Help Wanted ad FREE until you get
the desired results Bring your Rd 70
The Bee office " telephone Tyler 1000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-26

The heavy sledge hammer IL about 20
descended on the unprotected skull Of
Claude the half-starved hero True TO the
last. the hero's last words are OF the
beautiful RosamOnd, for whom he has
endured 50 much tortute at the hands OF
the cruel Desmond. There Is nothing like
being game. although oftentlmes it doesn't
get one very much.