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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

Nj. Wilfrid Tourangeau, propri6-
taire du Nile Hotel, 20 Avenue
Ul.iversit6 N. E., sollicite la Glen
tele canadienne-francaise Cham
bres propres ct bonnie pension au
Jour ct 1 la semaine, a DIES prix tres
raisonnables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

Solvent, celui qui a une jeunes-
Sc orageuse devient un excellent
sujet dams la suite; le meilleur vim
! est celui qui a lie plus ferment6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

La retraite DIES pretres du dioce-
Sc de st Paul, s'ouvrira lie II cou-
rant ct sera prechee par lie Rev. T.
Thuente, Dominican de leglise
du Saint Rosaire de Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11
Pour 6tro VraImont Hommo Faut ttro Foh
LES P|LULES MORO
Tonhiont ct Guerissent les Hommes ma|ados.

Quand I'm homme tombe ma]a-
de, il perd 4 la fois son courage
ct ses forces, puts, lie plus SOU
vent i'll cherchera a tromper sa
peine en- essayant d'endormir ses
douleurs.
Care aux medicines liquides,
toujours alcooliques, la plupart
du temps frelat6es ct malsaines,
lorsqu'elles ne sont pas DANCE
reuses.
II est prouv6 ct parfaitement
6tabli que les Pilules Moro pour
les hommes respondent exacte-
ment aux besoins de ceux-ci,
dams tous les cas- de faiblesse ct
meme de malaises organiques.
Elles> soulagent ct renforcent
les reins, lie foie, lie ceur, tout
CONNIE Giles gu&rissent n'impor-
te quelle maladie causee soft par
l'exc6s de travail, de trop vio-
Tents exercices,d d. surmenage gu
des abus de toutes sortes.
BONES 6galement pour les
jeunes ct les vieux, les Pilules
Moro s'adaptent d toutes les
constitutions ct sont de beaucoup
sup6rieures a tous les medical
ments ct drogues de toutes sor-
ties, meme 4 certains traitements
dispendieux.
Aussi, est-ce Ia lie rem4de lie
plus recommandable dams toutes
les circumstances penibles OH
puisse Sc trouver I'm homme par
suite de malaises subits on de
arrangements quelconques.
Les Pilules Moro r&confortent,
tonifient ct gu6rissent sans ia
mais y manquer. Files refont
complement les sant6s, recons-
tituent les forces.
Meme apres que bien d'autres
remedies ont failli, les Pilules
Moro r6ussiront toujours q obte-
mir les resultats desires. II est
bon de remarquer que les Pilules
Moro sont prepares pour les
hommes ct qu'elles p%ossedent
toutes les vertus n&cessaires
pour stimuler l'6nergie virile ct
donner q l'homme ce regain par
ticulier de force qui lui convient.
Les Medecins de la Compagn
consultations gratuites d tous les
4 eux. Leurs bureaux, au No 81;
ouverts tous les jours, except6 lie
q s heures du soir. Les homme
rendre, sont invites q ecrire a ce!
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vel
remedies. Nous les envoyons aus
Etats-U nis, sur reception du prix,
Toutes les lettres doivent ctr
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE NOR
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

On annonce pour lie % courant,
en- l'6glise St Louis de st Paul, lie
marriage de Mile Eva-Marie Sal
mon, file de Nine Louis Salmon,
avec II. Joseph R. Bolduc de notre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11
Joyeux ~Anniversaire

M. P. Arthur Bernard a etc Fob
jet dune tres agreeable surprise.
mercredi soir lie 2 ao1t, de la part
dun groupe de vingt-cinq de SEES
anciens compagnons ct compagnes
de classe, a la demeure de Nine V,
Bernard sa mere, a l'occasion du
ZEE anniversaire de sd Nuisance.
LIE groupe fut recu a bras ou-
verts non settlement par lie h6ros
de la fete mails aussi par sa famille
qui fut tres honor6e de cette alma
BILE demonstration.
M. Bernard recut a cette occa-
sion de nombreux cadeaux.
La soir6e Sc passa aux jeux avec
prix pour les gagnants, ct au chant
ct d la musique.
Durant la soir6e I'm succulent
go1ter fut servi par Nine Bernard
sa mere, assist6e de Nine Malbeuf
Apres s'6tre amus6 a c@ur-joie
lie joyeux groupe reprit lie chemin
du foyer patterned, charm6 de l'hos.
pitalit6 de la famille Bernard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

La famille remercie bien since
rement tous leurs amis pour leurs
t6moignages de sympathies durant
la maladie ct a la mort de Nine
Mouton, soft par leurs visites, leurs
services, leurs dons de feurs on en-
assistant aux fun6railles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

Touchante pens6e dun suicide:
-Je voudrais me meyer, mails
que ma famille ne s'inquiete
pas, TAI CONSENT a me pendre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

N'oubliez pas la soir6e de creme
a la glace ct au jeu de cartes de la
Cour L'Etoile du Nord, lie 81 cou-
rant, Sale Kraft.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

NJ. ct Nine FIX Beaulieu annon-
cent pour lie mois de Septembre, lie
marriage de leur file ;1l6e Blanche
avec n. Walter Vashro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

Berlin, = LIE professeur Rein
hold Begas, lie plus c6lebre sculp-
teur d'Allemagne, Went de MOURN
d Page de 30 ans.
Wilhelmshohe, Prusse, Linn
peratrice douairiere Augusta Vic
toria est malade. Ellie SQUIRE d'u-
ne maladie de occur. Son 6tat
n'inspire pas de wives inqui6tudes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11

Members de la Cour Hennepin,
rappelez-vous votre s6ancn du rs
cOurant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11
Ecbo oe l'0uest
M1sNEApoL1s, lie II Ao1t 1911

La Foire de l'Etat qui s'ouvrira
lie 3 septembre proclaim, promet
d'etre plus considerable que les an
nees n6c6dentes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-11
1884 rue Elm, Manchester, N. H.

1884 rue Elm, Manchester, N. II.
Mon Outrage que j'avais tou-
j0urs fat facilement, m'etait tres
p&nible depuis TN an a cause des
douleurs que j'endurais dams les
reins. Chaque jour je perdaisi
des forces ct je craignais parfois:
de me voir dams l'obligation de-
esser de TRAVELLER. Ayant n6gli-
&c de me faire soigner, mon mai
empira. Sur les instances de mes
parents, je m'achetai des Pilules'
Moro. yen pris six bottles avant
d'6prouver du soulagement, mais
ensuite lie mieux s'accentua rapi-;
dement, ct j'eus lie b0nheur de-
voir s'operer ma gu6rison COM.
pl6te."
JOSEPH BELIVEAU,
1884 rue Elm, Manchester, N. H.
lie Medicale Moro donnent dos,
malades qui s'adressentl
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, sont.
dimanche, de 8 heures du matinI
malades qui ne peuvent s'Y
m3decins.
tie chez tous les marchands de-
par la poste, all Canada ct aux,
SOC une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
2 adress9es: .
}, 272 rue Saint Denis. Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Oct. l4-ConsOls closed un-
changed az n fl-16 for money and r 1916
for account Anaconda was = higher Al n.
Canadian Pacific Us higher at 235ia Grand
Trunk is higher OF 16-
There was an abundant supply OF money
Ou the market to-day. and discount rates
were easy.
The stock market was generally cheerful.
and prices hardened Cheap money I'm
duced fresh support in gilt edged and in
Vestmeuf stocks. and copper shares led the
Improvement in the speculative issues.
Chinese bonds We're again weak.
American securities after a quiet and
steady opening advanced under the lead Of
Canadian Pacific The closing was stead g,
with prices ranging from unchanged 10 ~
points above parity.
Paris oct. H-Threc per cent rentcs
closed "a centimes lower az - francs 22ia
Centimes. The Bourse opened heavy and
closed quiet to-day
BERLIN. Oct. H-Trading was quiet on the
I0erse to-day. American securities closed
firm
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
FINANCIAL MARKET
Clearing House Figures Show
Small Loss in Bank Reserves.

Stocks were strong and active IN the
two hours Of trading. advances among
the urominent shares running from sub
staDtial fractions TO more than one point
the metal issues. Union Pacific, the Hill
shares. Reading. Baltimore & Ohio and
ST. Paul being features. Covering Of
shorts was reported throughout the list
while evidence OF operations for higher
prices by substantial speculative inter
ests was not wanting. Furthermore
banking interests showed an unmistaka-
BILE disposition to encourage the upward
movement. Sentiment showed none Of
the pessimism that for many weeks has
been so pronounced in Wall Street cir
cles. and traders who until yesterday
had been persistently bearish IN spite
Of the heavy decline recorded from the
high points of the year were forced 10
admit that both the technical position
OF the market and conditions underlying
values were not in favor of further de-
probation in prices. Ample evidence of
a change for the better in the financial
markets has been noted throughout the
last week. Improvement having been es-
peciaIly pronounced in the bond market.
in which transactions have represented
a large proportion Of actual investment
o. .F
tions and individuals. The stock mar
ket possesses greater underlying strength
than generally recognized. Liquidation
has been extensive and thorough. Sc
curities are in strong hands. earnings Of
the larger number of properties the
shares of which are dealt in on the
Stock Exchange do not suggest the de-
velopment of a period of dividend re-
ductions. money is easy and in abundant
supply and commercial agencies cover
ing all parts Of the country report an
expanding tendency in general business
and returning confidence in all circles.
Clearing House figures showing the
actual condition Of the associated mem
herS az the close OF business OH Iiiuos
present a small reduction in the reserve
above legal requirements, a contraction
i'm loans of S1296.OO0 and a loss in cash
of S1.139O OOo as compared with week
ago. Reserve now stands al S13.3620OO.
against an average surplus Of Sll1ls,-
200. the latter comparing with SI4lI300
at this time last year and S10,29l,l2J IN
1909 Bank resources showed improve
ment toward the close of the week rs
reflected in the actual loss in reserve Of
S9J6. 200. against a loss in the average
statement Of S3,4S4,350 and in the de-
crease in loans in the statement OF
actual conditions at the close Of Sl,296,-
600. compared with an increase IN the
a,,era 90 exhibit of almost SSOoOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

The New Inheritance Tax Law provision entirely and
unusually liberal as compared with the inheritance laws other States
II is now possible for who do reside the State Of New York
70 depost Their securities deposit boxes New York without risk
inheritance being imposed upon them
The Union Trust Safe Deposit Company mas excellent modem
@ conveniently located for visitors New York well for residents
and its prices moderate.
This Safe Deposit Vault under the onHO Of the In0n rust Com
Danv Of New York established 1864 and the
its Uptown Branch the yghh Street and FIFTH Avu
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARI-ET.-Money on call. -i2
per cent Time money was I'm light de-
rnand throughout the week. Rates. 5'4Q
"a. Der cent for sixty DAYS, 3iaN5a. per cent
for ninety davs 10 five months. and oa4N+
per cent fer six months. Mercantile paper
was in light demand throughout the week
and the supply of high grade paper scarce
davs' bills receivable and choice four 70
six months single names. and 5G5l2 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market wa firm. with rates up
E uoluts 10 S6SOa4 S6S5 for cables. 4.sb45u
4sil. for demand sterling and t.3l5G4.S33O
for sixty-day bills Short francs were
QUO. ed at 5l7la less 1-64 and short reichs-
marks al % 1876 plus 1-64.
Eaukers' uOeted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities ifalI
ing was ON am extremely small stare ... ..,.
81 80 .f' -ri,rF+ -ooe-si0us ser iu at the OUT
SET .efore the first hour a generally sleaAl
tore dayeIoued There was little interest
worthy of mention aside from a sIshl .l--
,t,-a,,.d "a quarter The silver issues were
dul but generally steady. The Porcupiht
shares moved within narrow limits Tn the
industrial interests Intercontinental Ruooe.
was slightly more ac-iFo at an dNt 1H-' y.
. ,ofrr Studabaker. after a gain OF a
Quarter. receded Manhattan Transit ru-eo
drw and Standard oil and American IN
hacco were neglected. Bonds were dlIl
but generally steady. Detailed opera'loAS
Col
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

II WAS 81 strong and active market on
Inc Consolidated Exchange throughout the
short session Business was Well distrIn-
Itad over the list, and there were rurLher
signs of a revival n public interest ~ l-1
-rading Commission houses again han
lied numerous ode lot buvinE orders, eIn-
7racing q wide variety of the speclaltleS
AS we'll as the standard ISSUES The list ror
.he day had represented ON 10 forty-seErH
iiNercut stocks. Detailed operations roi-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Ia k~ tl - ."-L' t'lA1 A-Ff.
Bankers posted rates follow

TUNESTT| EN|HAN0E-B Boston. IIc
discount. Chicago. SC discount. New or
leans commercial 100 discount bank 81
premium ST. Louis. luC discount bid, Sc
discount asked. Savannah buying 5-l6c
discount selling par Minneapolis 20c pre-
MUM. Charleston. buying par. selling l-lO
u-r cent premium. san Francisco, sight
PC telegraph &c.
SILVER MARkET-COmme bar sil-
yer 5-isc. Mexican silver dollars, 45c. Bar
silver .u London closed at 24i4d
GOLD PREAIUM-Iu Madrid. IS. Lis
bon. q
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Me ex-
chana. N N-W N-rA !. lu--ed ~ 2olla-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
WELLS. FARGO & co.

Wells Fargo g. CO. reports the following
income account for the fiscal year ended
June 5l. ieI and the precedinE year:
IgI1 1910
Grrls revenue.
press department. .S-J.1l0 T~4 10 81 30o l0l lj
Operating expenses.
express department -" l57 Oi@ 81 - 100 227 1t
Nsr revenue f-Ou
cN.Te-- operation s. Iaa. go ST S3.ls7. tI4 Sd
n revenue l-ru
other sources. ..... q 93g 12I 80 l641 O66 81
Total not earnings. So 4ss. .se2 50 S4s2A541 l-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the iast actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesleI
dav on the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

The American Telephone and Telegraph
and associated holding and operating COM
ranies Of the United States, not including
connected independent or sub-license com
pauies report Tor the eight months ended
August % last as follows
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
REALTY STOCKS.

Reportsd by Peabody 4 Co.. No. - Broadway
Bid. Asked
r 3 Ackerson Co corn. 3 p c-......... 200
IT Ackerson Co. ptd, s . c.......... es 100
Alliance Realty co. : p C., QApril. 100 l25
Bond q Mtge Guar Co. - e. Q-Feb.242 -
City Investing Co, common ........-.. ~ As
4City * suburban Homes, p c. June
and Dec ....-...-- ..... .-.-... ...----
LAWYERS n In s. TT co. l. C.. C-Jau.2,3 -
Mouaton r a / Corp pfd. 10 p c.... ~ lo0
81 V Nfg & Sec co. T. ~. QrJan.. 2O7 ~
\ y Real Est co. conv lst pr. p r. ~ 100
Realty Associates. e.. Jan. q Juy.ll0 IA
Sec I'm cities r. sor a. pf-. Co. l5
,ritIa GUAR A T,r CO. 20 % e. Q-Alay $40 $50
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received az treir Uptown Jl,.'
No 1854 Broadway. between a6tl ana ',Ll -. :.
until o'clock p. N. Advertisements rses. ~ - -
he following branch Offices ar regular c1-s Tsl1
rrrrfT : o'clock TO- m. VIZ. 2f4 Srr ave. g. p ',i
23s 81 . 15s 9Th ave. cor i2tr Sr.. jog tast -,
81 15T West 4Zt ST.. between l-l all ~ -
9G9 West l25th 81 1893 81 ave-. l6-t Sc az.
near Slst ST.. t70s 1st ave-. near ,t.t ~. :.
East 1a5th ST.. 15G fremont ave. 80 ;. ~
and any American District Leleg-lcl - ~
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELE-


The American Telephone and Telegraph
COMPANY reports for the quarter ended
September go last. as follows
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

T @ q9s 5a 5sSS qf T E @ ] period 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
FERRY COMPANIES.

BID Asked 90 e. 70 =
Bhlyn II %. ~ a. do bonds. .
NY&HF G Sc - ,s-,l JIG rrn,on Ferry. =
Fl F ist 5s. io5H 1919 40 ist Ss... 81
n Y & + r. :.
DO ise 6s.. 50 -
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
STOCK PRICES STRONG IN ACTIVE TWOHOUR SESSION '
Actual Sales. closing,
O. - u nv E'inl Bid ASK

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
(, &C. RAND 0LP Y

Members \eW York stock Exchange
III Broadway, New York.
OPEN MARKET SECURITIES DEPARTMENT
Horace Hatch Mgr T. T. Shields. Bonds
Dealers Iu Investment and other securities Of
The Tnltad states Canada aud Mexico -
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
. COMPANIES lN Gt.bA Blt NV nDt.h
NOT REPORTING TO THE sew YORK
CLEARING HOI AZ.
Figures furnished by the state Banking Depart
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

CECIL A. GRENFELL, Chairman;
ALEXANDER j. HEMPHILL,
EDWIN G. MERRILL,
JOHN W. PLATTEN,
BENJAMIN STRONG, JR.
HARRY BR0NNER,
NEVILLE u. HlGHAM,
n. n. MELVILLE,
s. n. VOORHEES,,
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

ITITs 80 -TIfI III HI|' TTHITT = - ITIf 10
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

SAMUEL UNTERNNER.
ALBERT RATHBONE,
A ". WICKWIRE. Secretary.
81 Wall Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

Ian Loot 7S5s6. 330 600 S5lo So '14 81
EXPORTS DF SPECIE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-02
Fruit Grower Seeks
Parents of an Omaha
Boy Killed by Cars
]. v. Fackler Comes to Omaha in
Search Of Parents Said to
Live Here.

J. v. Fackler. a fruit grower of Scion.
Ia, is in Omaha on a mission OF charity,
trying to find the parents of boy who
was killed by a train near that place July
10. F'ackler was talking to the lad a short
time before his death and the boy told him
he lived on the West Dodge road near
Dundee and that his folks were there at
that time. Mr.. Fackler has asked the
Omaha police to assist him in the search
for the dead boys parents.
II met the boy in the afternoon" said
Fackler. He told me something about
himself. He said he left Omaha July 3
and was going TO Clinton. Ia. He was put
off the train at Cedar Rapids and caught
what he thought was another train going
toward Clinton. but it brought him to Ely
and he was put off there. That's where
met him. He said he lived in Omaha and
told me he had been here. His folks came
here from New Bedford, Mass, four years
ago. / tried to get him TO go out and
work for me few days. but he wouldn't
do it. He caught train for Scion and
was killed there He was buried in Scion.
want to find his folks If l can
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-02
Trap Set for Bogus
Check Artist Works
Manager of Liquor House Becomes
Suspicious and Fails to Be-
come Prey.

A neat trap that caught C. w. Schwarz
of Nacora, Neb.. and landed him In the city
jail on a charge Of passing a worthless
check for t122.40 was set by w. L. Harris
manager OF IL WoIlstein & Co, wholesale
liquor dealers. Monday afternoon SchwRrZ
Will be given hearing before Police Judge
Crawford.
SchwarZ went TO the wholesale liquor
house and bought a barrel OF whisky and
other goods. a total of $122.4O. He ordered
the goods delivered at Nscora where he
said he conducts a saloon. Harris accepted
check on the Emerson, Neb.. bank for
the amount. Schwarz then said he was
little short of cash and asked for a $40 loan.
Harris concealed the suspicion that en-
tered his brain and told Schwarz to return
Tuesday morning, saying he had just de-
posted all his cash. The liquor man teIe-
phoned the Emerson bank and learned that
Schwarz has no account there. He was
told the man had done the like before
When Schwarz appeared at the liquor
store Tuesday morning he was met by a
policeman who escorted him to the city jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-02
WHEAT RECEIPTS ENORMOUS
July Figures Double Those of Core
spending Month in 1910.
HARVEST wEATKER FAvoRABLE
Total Receipts of All Grains Amount
60 4,945,OOO Bushels, Against
1857 900 Bushels for July
of Last Year.

Because OF the unusually favorable har-
vesting conditions during the last two
months, the movement of grain in the
Omaha market has been tremendous Sec
rotary Manchester OF the Grain exchange
gave out the total figures Of the receipts
during July. and when compared with those
Of July. 1910. II is found that they are more
than double. Receipts for July were 300. 200
bushels, against SIS, 400 last year. and this
figure is said to be she largest ever shown
in this city for the last seven years oats
for last month showed a marked increase
also. the receipts being S72.l00 bushels,
against $4,000 last year. The figures on
corn are l.ss7. 200, against 2.O7S 400 last year
The total receipts Of all grains for the
month are 4s45.OOO as placed against ass, 900
bushels last year for the same month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-02
Governor Passes Up
Chance to Make Talk
Executive at Geneva Says Girl, Gust
Came to Eat Chicken and
Went Away"
(From a STAFF Correspondent.)

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. Especial. THE
governor was here the other day and did
not talk to us at all" said little girl
at the Industrial school at Geneva, to a
member of the State Board OF Public Lands
and Buildings who visited that institution
within the past few days. Usually visit
ors here talk to US. tell us what q nice
home we have or how we should make use
Of our opportunities. But this governor
only came to eat chicken and then went
away" che continued, according to the
tale told At the capital today.
Miss Lydia Mcmahon. who is at present
superintendent Of the institution at Geneva.
has dress system Oy which the different
inmates of the reformatory are distin-
guished at a glance Girls when they first
enter the school are given blue calico to
wear daily. Later on II their conduct is
fairly good they are given grey dresses
to wear and II their conduct is exemplary
they are promoted 20 first rank in deport-
ment and are accorded the privilege of
wearing black dresses. On Sunday all Of
the girls are permitted to wear their good
clothes, which include q white shirt waist
and a blue serge skirt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-02
SEARCH FOR HOTEL SWINDLEF
Central City and Grand Island Inn
Keepers Looking for Man Who
Neglected 10 settle.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., Aug. 1.-(specIal.)
Fred c. Ratcliff, proprietor of the Rat
cliff hotel of this place, and the manager
cf the Palmer house at Grand Island are
much interested just now in ascertaining
the whereabouts OF a man who was trav-
cling through the country on a motorcycle
and who partook of the hospitality OF both
hoEtelries. and went away without remem-
bering to settle with the clerk. The man
reached here the latter part OF last week
He was riding an Indian" motorcycle. wore
q suit OF kakhi, and announced that ne was
travelling G certain distance on a wager
Evidently one Of the stipulations of the
wager was that he should travel cheaply,
and he was determined TO economiEe on
his board bill. He made himself at home
at the Ratcliff. and was hale fellow we'll
met with all those stopping there. He
was q medium-siEed smooth shaver fellow
OF about % years, with a strong foreign
accent When he had absorbed about 8
worth OF hospitality at the Ratcliff he de-
parted last Saturday and soon after his
departure news came from Grand Island
that he had left a much larger bill at the
Palmer house there. Now the two hotel
proprietors are endeayoring TO locate him
and intend TO make him answer to the law
II he Is caught. He gave the name OF c.
Levy, but II is supposed that the name IL
assumed.