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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
Mutpntptif.ltmfdtIe.
5dnlid6riges Mdodea inGImmooO place
underground uno gel6otet.
ltufan mad 9lHsia9e Der SnJaijeu
oes Mntpmpbils mmbermeiciid,.

Die tIsins, flint Sabre aIte 2prstta
Stegmann Don 10. 312 Sonnibip
2lpenus, Glmpoob place, ipurbe oes
tier in unmittelbarer H1he Der eltsr.
lid)en Wobnuna 0on benz auiomobiI
oes Wasenfa6rttantsn Otto armleber
nieoeresrannt uno 10 ftiper perlsbt.
baB Iie tur3e 3eit ipdtsr ihren Geiii
aufgab. Der llufaa ereianste Iidb an
Der Spipn'bip 4peHue unb CARTHAGE
qits, GImipopo glaes. Die 8sruns
sliidte befdno iid nit mehrertn onbes
reu ainbsrn auf oem Meae sur Gdule
uno Die ainber tatten bic Strabe Be.
rsits astreust, aIs eoreiio aus iraeuo
einem Grunbt SurudIisf unb slpor I'm.
mIttelbdr Dor hds AutomobiI. Der
Chauffeur 2sitsr anisbt neriuchte nit
BEN automobiI aussulpsidsn, tonnte
jeooh nidt mshr oerbinoern oab Die
alsine oetroffen unb sur Seite oes
ihlsubsrt puros Tas perunaliidts
ainb itieb einen itlrillen Sfmsrsenss
fdrei aus un0 b.i,b biIflos auf Der
Strabe Iisgtn. Gs ipnrbe id,leuniaii
in bas auiomobj, aebobsn unb mad
Der Office oss II. 6. Z. guibina.
glmpopo gIacs, osbra6t. Der arst
tonitatirts, nab ne aleine nur nod
tusntqe au9snblits 5u Ieben bait: unh
REP. Spermann pon Der ct. dipnfius
airtr, in osrsn unmiftsIbarer gldhe
Der llnfoa iih syclHets. trurbe unpers
siigIit esrufsn uuo CAB Der Sttrtens
ben bas Sdtramsrt Der ietten Celund.
ginigs Winutsn iodier fdIob 2orstta
ibre 4ugsn gum clpigen Shlummer.
als Der Wuttsr biz 5iobsbctfdoft bon
benz erdbIiten Guce hires aitblinos
in ihonsnbsr Wsiie iieerbrdc3t purbe,
brad 'ie ohnmottis suInmmsn. Der
gatsr beg GiRoss. tusIdes spolf Gss
fhpiitsr bate, ay5sti.t in Der gmsrps
ihen asrSenf1bri. IN Snornndle.
6err grmIsotr ptlhsr nurt1 ben |
unfau tisf srItiiitrt III, srti1ris, oab
eerielbs iid nihi osrmeio,n !iet. Gr |
bsiano ff auf s'r 5obrt BON isiner |
Gpbnuue mad itiasr Office uno bate !
isinsn GbaufFsur rodo tur3 pprhtr aus. |
orIdIi5 gspornt. nit Riitiitt ouf bic /
auf BEN Wsas iu, SdluIs Iih bsiius !
osnosn finosr I,naiam Al idbrsn. |
Rad feinsr arpa5e bate oas 4utpmos
bill 3ur 3eit b:s llufalIs nur cine ishr |
gsrinas 5abrasi+ pinbiatsii uro Der |
llnfau bate MD. ftaiifinoen .onn:n, |
luern goretta ritt pI6Biid) suriidat |
Iaufsn mare. u Ghnuffsur brnhis |
ole WnIains IL 1ab Don Der llniuns |
'tslls entfernt gum 5tiiIftduo.
Ter n Sabre aItt Rsesr 2acian
Riharos bon SO. "33 garIlsk apt.,
.in GnpsitsIIi.r bss T;dsti'teu Gbsusss |
sanal departments, ipurbs asitern |
tpobrenb Der 4rbsit an otr s. aDsuue
lno W}ouno SiraSs BON Dem auiomos
bill ess Il. q. g. QarfcHs BON Rp.
4l2 or 3. Strabs nieosraeraunt uno |
i6Iimm Dsrlstt gr purne in bem
auiomobiI mad BEN itdotiffsn SoTpis |
tdl usbraht, mo e. TiA hsraus'tellts, |
ocb Der 8srungIitts itrptr. aoniufios
Heu uHo asfdhrIite iHnsrs 8srlssun.
gen sr!iitsu bate.
4lma grotrn, Elm iths Sabre nlies
Rsgermdoher, ipuret 1sitsru auf BEN /
Osss sur Sduls an osr 3. apsnus uno /
Blum Strabs BON tinem 5arieob oss |
itrtift uup sur Sei,s 1sftIsuaert. Ss
'am NIT uugefdbrIitsr 9,rlssungeH
oapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
6eiFissash6rt.

Ter 50 Sabre oIts arbeitsr Samss
g. Sil, BON &c. 3423 Guoti QU.,
psIaer isit siniser 3sit Elm iouosrbns
res gensbmen sur Shau aetrassn
bat. purot friih asiisrn morpen
p!osIih gstuaItthdtis unb bic Jamiiie
fab fic esnDthist. bic pile Der golist.
tn 4Hfprua su RsbmsH. Ter gss
odusrHspsrths ipuroe in ,intm gas
irolpcesu nnh bem Soipital ssbratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22

Coroner Or. Goe fpuroe gsiisrn con
bem i'm Bethesda 9oipitaf srfofstsn
loee bes neun Sabre olttn Q0rIem
6offmonn pon GLENDALE In RenHtnib
sef.st. Der anabe mar Dor eITligeH
Wo4en nit efm resntsn B<in in bas
Rae zines in Der Gahri beIinbli6ea
Nueeps gerotben. iuobei er nd msbrsre
4Ho6eHtriide snoe3ogtn bate. Der
Coroner orbnete etHen Snqueh On.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
2l2 Aseit Sedlitc apenne.

3i;nbb6lssr ols g,ute nit fort. Bon
ben einbrstern ftbIt bis isst jses
Spur.
- Ginbrehsr brattn asTisrn Nor
gen su iriiber Siunoe sbenfolls In bic
Grpcerp BON Sobn 8. 3immers. Ro,
i27 RDro 3. Sirobs. Die 0aunsr
orangen burh sin tIeinfs 1enftsr TIM
bintsren 3hsiI oss 5auiss In ,in Gin.
msr. iprengisn cine 1biir uno ssianss
ten In bic 1rocerp. no fie 10 Riiisn
3isarrsn. 9 plumb Gnutabct, 8 Ran.
rsn aautabai, siusn Gummirof. .insn
Aeasnmnnitl, tinen Out, eetrodnstes
ainofIsiib, $3.50 in gndr, 3udtr
ipoar.n uno aausummi als geui. rliis
nebmen.
~ Geores ". sb,l, Der grubsr Der
5rou 2ouiie 6orotiip. ptits nod TIN
4Rtrtn loipitnl an itrsn D,rIsguHpsn
curuitosrlisat. III bier nit Gditin unc
aine bon 2ouispius. Gn., gum gsiufl
teiutr Shptiter. Gr heiutte 6ieislbe.
och mar ile nod su itpa6. lm mt.
inn 81 fpr.h.n.
- Seirdihsifeins. Nm. Wc2ausbs
Iin, q, bon WiSol.torpn. uno Gfp
Tsumnu. %, bon WiobIttopn; SAINTS
Tirnn. q, BON Rioblstoipn. uuo
Sopa Bennett, l6. non Uaisoletorun;
ss,iaac Y. Ring, p. BON Sonilion.
iuo 6annab morris. IS, bon 6omil'
I'm; Sohn adftr, %, pon 5dmilton,
unS gbna Braun, q. pou 6omilton;
e.mpne Mels. %, upn Wiooleiorn,
lino Mlaribn Bad, 10, bon Mioose
iorn: Sohn 8olbtr. %. pon6amiIion.
urb Wlaihileo ShIeesl. "a. BON Ga
milton.
Ter morb BON Sofspb g. Gar
ref;n. rslher ncn Carl g. ShHItheib
eFftOiisn pprotn frar, lam stitsrn Dor
tenn Coroner !. n. Burnett sur In
lsriu4uua uuh ehriiiinn Till purcs
uuf anprSnuna oes Wupors Reth,pel
uls Saupts,ugs perhaftst. 0i. 3sas
strausiapsu rporsH in isosr Mtiis az.
aen osn bes Joetitllnes ons.,iaatsH
Gorl z. StuEtbeib uuo ss in moslidl,
edE Wanor Rptbtpea bic 4utIase bts
go0tIhInss in Woro umnnoern niro.
Gag 9ethor BON Sdlultbsih Dor
Wonor RoihpslI III fur bsu.s Worssn
isItssissi. Sruu Sotositp mar nsfitrn
n:fi i'm Stanos. aIs 3suein su CT.
Ifeinsn. Sfulth,ib b,ihsuert, sob or
5aro,Ttp nur in S.lbiipsrtheioiguns
r.sbsrTdob.
Iis geisransn oss 60. Reeis
meRis. 8. U. J., tislitn sslisrn bic
iihrlits 3uiammsniunfi in Der nos
nana BON aapltdn 5cfepb Wspsrs on
fer Campbell Apenue NIT sinem inter,
tHanttn prOaramm ab.
- Die 5eueripsbr lnlre poraeIttgn
9tahmiiida mad, Der @ohnuna Don
gseier grinier an Der Sbulsr aosnut
gsrufsn. Gin aHabs ipislis nit Sinos |
hoisern uns issie in sinem 5hlaf5;m. |
nstr eirle Nntrass in Granb uno oas |
a;eii uno onosre Wobel purotn itars
Isfhdbiat, she Die Glamnieu esi0itt |
loerben icnnitn.
Ritier Wiurphn bstpiqipie as
fern BEN Bruce 6ilber. Die S6sioanJ
bon 9ireiHia Gilbsr: auf gruno pom
9erHohiaiiisuHs.
- giirstr r0n sinpenioolo. iiinli6j |
rpn Der 0rtnss bon 5ariltcn. erluns |
ten ben Etaotraih um GinesmsiaauHs |
49, C~syAass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22

grdser .BsrftGnoiguna~.
nus yras tuiro eeitrisbsn: asins
Ssaei esr Delt tonuts iit 10 fstaeu.
IreHn tnolid cine Deltiprate n!c,i Har
srfunotn. ienesrn audi aIlssm.iu onass
Rommsn pdre pis eos eurh ban
5pra6eninmpf bitter entslpsite prag-
Miro eas gfesrdnto ober cisfs Eprns
y. iein? Tleier saas folIie bier elm
aoHgrsB Der oIierrsifiI1m eiperan.
iiistn tasen, Der BON Der gragsr tfHes
trihen ~unio GIptrantiFio@ sinberus
ten iDorosn mar. Gs batten iit ais
gnns Csf.trrsit 9.rirettr sinaeFunosu.
nfbsg iba,n nber auh bic wsitqIieber
zines sEcsiitn tidetiff1en gi3ernafis
ltensusrtiHs. Der .4ffosiutio gipernn.
tito. bic bon ben Ginbsrufrn uus
Gtftrfnht nidi stiabsn pornsn rcren
uno osc nun sbenio ipis bic 1suiften
tint Ueriretung I'M pr6iihium pers
lnRstsn Ddsu luolll.n iIth nber sis
eInbsrufsr nitt Ssrlte1en unn ss tam.
saum hrb bic srfen gs1rIsunos,uoris
cai gut Giperannc perslunaen ,paren
III 70 iiiirmiinen arurolIen. ban bic
T<Aifhtn. bic fiir ihre iihsrarnaeuen
t4shiitheH WeliiprahgsnciTen eince.
iretsn ipdren. ben Eisunasfaal perlies
bsn. Die ftinolihen 9riiber spnnfen
fid a5er aud. nis Fe Gnter firs ,paren.
ninf yperfidnoissn-, unb a reanste
nufrihiiSieiim unb G4impfworst.
fcnberbdrer Dsiie niht auf GTptrnnfu.
fcnheYn in Der 3u foifen 3fr<den nus
beoingt piel bifotrdftieertn nnb Fdfii,
gertH @prnns aitufds. Tie Einberu.
tex pcfftH nur nod 10 p.e! Nit, mil
irtnigtH Gip<rcntonorien nm t0nni
erSffnnen Rcngreb nishsr tetmsus
Inidsn. Der Nxrtyeter Der Etrns
pr1a, oer bic Apoiisl Der neuen Epra.
Me RumeHs bes .eolhenfn Wtiiitsfs
@eus@ feiuliA 6dtis begrd6fn felIen.
ram euv ni4t bd1u. 50 ipsib moa
ni6t einmai. ob & - sur beNeren
0srndKbiimfeif ni6t am gKse
ttutf4 sefprp&en bdtft. Tenn bas
Gfperdnto bat no& bieftm niosfo u
Btao meH lDenio 4n1f6t, BE -Ues
kdnbsgunssi sipraAsr n nsrbea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22

Gulpert Gbemttdl 60. in Snbianopps
liz 3ugegsn unb bic Sheen bes aIubs
ipraden tbn berart an, bab er err
fldrte, sr iperbe fofort mad Ieiner
RIttebr naa indianapolis ith ans
Dert MAIDEN um untsr ben bortisen
9eitdftsleuten ebenfa1s eiuen nRos
tarp Club "in's 2sben gu rufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22


men gtfiiflt. gs tbui mir 70 rp.b. Don
linen ff1eioen so niiTsn, fie atil'sa
ssritorsHosn 6oEbtn gu laffen." Y
limb Der Win.er, juuser Scms
msr2~
Der gDiuter III anbers irie eu.
Ter mini,r III Die ausiSiuHa, bic
Ruhs. Der Dintsr II. bic grobs Idnis
ipis Stius. Tu biit oas Stsrten. uno
Die Msnfhsn, bic m.intH RUB nuf ibs
rsr Si:rn fiibltR. Die .dmpien esgen
bid"
Die srnusn oippsn bes 5er6ftss lGs
Gtlitn hohniiF rRiG't ale"
Rein. nidt ale" .
Tss Somrsrs 5rausr hurtn,6te
ons 3tdl NIT isiitn 4inbea.
sd Itbre bic U3snidsn, bos gebeH
81 llehsH. Sd lthrs lie. tart "a itin
trie bic i6aisnbe groe uno ffon pte
ibrs nelIiie entfaItuug. Sh Mil NIT
sintm sansen !oersen. oab ale Wlsns
itsn sliidli6 iinb."
.Semmer. Glib mir ben nag ms
3tol frsI!"
Jlsbei i;iser Gus ben RieosranosH,
fable 5anos hobeH iicb bsfebIsHb ems
por.
I'D bite bid, bitte bid: @ib ben
UesnftleH. bic bon mir tr1unsn, sin
3fidsni aiinos ihnen Dsinsn ginsua
uno LAB fR nod sinmnl lGteln, 6epOr
oeine Siiirms, Deine perHidtenneu
Siiirme iiber iis Enbrouien!!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
9Roianapolis folst.

indianapolis pirb benz 8eiIpisl
Gineinnati's folsen unb aud einen
.Rotarp Club" orsanifirsn. Qls Gaft
pur BEL benz seitrisen Qunteon bes
Hiefigen Rotarp Club I'm Hurnet
6oufs 6srr 6. G. Granger DON Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22

9eute Ratmittag lestes Spiel Oer
Gerie 3Diiher ,Rsbs" unD .Sueeys
tas1 i'm bisiigen gaaparte. qm
Gamitas Beginner bic Rem gorter
sNieieHS ibr orsitdsisss Gaftipisl tisr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
Saie,Sau.

Der 8rpotIpner SGuptling 9ablen
lonote in oas gsitrige erite Spiel oes
Ooppelfpisls spifhen. 8ebs" unbr gu.
perbos" ieinen premisr aunonier Ru.
der, ben anertdnnt beitsn lints6dnois
sen Shleuoerer i'm 2dnoe, unteritiist
pom 5dnser Gripin, our 9ebienung
ieines 8eihiises in ben aampf, ossen
Delte Compton uno Wc2ean fir bic
uReos" aIs gatterie fungtrtsn. Der
Sumpf mar elmer Der beibeIten unb
Interefanteiten Der Suifon uno tpGbrte
15 9ange, uls Die ,Reos" 3 Srsffer
ton3entrirten unb Wdrfdus ben qtz
lptnuenosn 9auf our 9etmbaie ma6ts
llniere Suneeus matten Is Sreffer
geeen 9 uno 2 5ebler gsgen /. Sic
iriirben bas Spiel nit Qei6tigteit in
rerbalb BON 8 9dngen genonnen haz
ben. bate Rutsr iie nidt burb iein
meiiterbaftes Spiel i'm Sfah gehaI.
TIN. 5pbliseQ, Warians unb Ggdn
lpGrer unfers bsiten S6Idgsr nit is
3 5reffsru. Sm s. 9dnge puroe un-
fer Shleuoerer Compton burh Suggs
c0gel0it, Der ben 9rDotlpnsrn bis gum
Cnoe oss Spieles uur Risten erIaubts.
gtuter perfhentte 7 SSrstpdITe oegea 4
Lufsrer bsiben SdIsuoerer. 4Is
S6tsosrihtsr funeirten Bulb uno
Gmaije.
Gas 3peits Spiel mubts nud oem 5.
Gange Deqen Iuntel6eit enoen. I'm
ocm'elber fungirtsn Benton unb Wc=
Ston ols unIsre 8dtterie gegen 9neBer
uno UltQer fir Die 9egner. unisre
Sun8sns mQtter IreFFer une 2
Ssbler gegen 4 GrefTsr uno fehlerfreies
Spiel Der 9egnsr. S6ieosrihter guib
fpGroe in bisiem Spisle Oura S'8ap
abgelDit. 9egen Gnoe os8 5pisles
porsn bic gGuts i'm Grano Stano
nahe5u leer.
Fsiultat Der geitrigeR
Sptele:
I. Gpist- ~Fr
Cincinnati
ooooO030o0OoOO1-4 4
SropfIpn
01o1O0o1ooooooo-3 g
2. Spiel-
Cincinnati ..........OO000- A
Cincinnati .........00000- 0
5untelheit snDete oas Spiel.
I. Spiel-
philadelphia .000020011-- 4
Chicago .....0O0000000-0 0
2. Spisl--
philadelphia ..0000O00O2- 2
ebicago ......004040001-- 9
/. Spiel-
9lsp gort 80. .001010100-- 3
Ct. Qouis .....0010OO0O1- 2
2. SpisI--
gtsp gort .....OO112O1O2- {
Ct. 2outs .....32O0O3OO*-- 8
Bottom .......Q00111OO0- 3
pittsburg .....02000002*- 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22

men gtfiiflt. gs ibui mir 10 p,b. Don
linen fteioen 80 niifsn, fie n,irfsn
Ssritorsnosn 5dEbtr gu lnfFen."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
Totals ..
Hastings Defeats
Quintet from York
in Swift Contest
Presbyterian College Basket Ball
Team Defeats All But Cotner
in It's Glass.
in It's Glass.

HASTINGS, Neb., March S.-CSpecial)-
In the fastest and toughest game Of bas-
ket ball ever played in Hastings today,
the Hastings college defeated York college
in the Johnson gymnasium by the score
of "a to 8. Every point was fiercely con-
tested. The York players were taller and
heavier. but could not stand the fast pace.
Five minutes before the end OF the game
the York coach requested the game to be
called in order to save his men for other
games on their trip.
This rounds up a very successful season
for Hastings, unless a game with Cotner
can be arranged. Although it's first at
tempt at this sport and only one expert
enced player on the team, Hastings de-
feated the strong Wesleyan team twice,
also York and Kearney.
Hastings supporters are anxious to meet
COtner, for that is the only team among
the colleges that can give them a good
contest and settle without any doubt the
championship OF the colleges OF the state
Lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
NEBRASKA LEAGUERS MEETING
Executive Board and Entire Member.
ship at Grand Island.
YORK IS FORMALLY ADMITTED
Begun Formulating Schedule for
Hundred Twelve Games
During Season.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb March 3.-(spe-
ciai Telegram THE executive board of
the Nebraska State league met here to-
day, followed by a meeting OF the entire
league. The executive board adopted a
resolution that unless a claim by Player
Holbert against the Seward team ac-
kuowledged to be due. was Immediately
paid the team would be suspended. Presi-
dent Morgan Immediately stralghtened up
the matter, depositing the amount $S5,
with the forfeit sum Of $500.
There were present for the board the
Messrs Pollock OF Columbus, Kinney OF
Hastings, Felt of Superior and President
Siev ers.
present. Corcoran of York, Morgan of
Seward. Denman Of Grand Island. Stein
Of Hastings. Felt Of Superior, Nichols of
Kearney Pollock Of Columbus and
Wheeler Of Fremont.
After quite discussion over the feature
OF the contract binding the club to buy
uniforms OF the same firm the Spauldng
ball was adopted for three years.
York's admission to the league was for
mally declared and recorded.
Some minor amendments to the consti-
tuition, more definitely making the pres-
dent of the league the chairman OF the
executive board and making more manda-
tory the playing of postponed games at
the next series, were adopted The league
Is tonight working on the schedule Of liz
games and will adopt the same before adj
iourning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
MANY SETTLERS FOR THE WEST
Head of the Mormon Immigration
Board Tells of the Way Home
seekers Are FIOckinE In.

w. c. Spence, head of the business de-
partment and the transportation and inn
migration board Of the Mormon church,
was In Omaha Friday Mr.. Spence was
here comforting with Union Pacific officials
about the transportation Of immigrants to
Salt Lake City.
There is an average of from 800 to
1900 immigrants coming each year from
Europe who Join the Mormon church,
said Mr. Spence. Most OF these have
friends In the church, and they come over
attracted more by the business chances
here than the church. Our missionary
work is done after they arrive.
THE English and European immigrants
make the finest kind OF farmers, thrifty
and industries. They are settling all
over the western country, Utah, Idaho
and other surrounding states
I'm regard 20 the percentage OF Mormons
and Gentiles who are settling I'm these
states think II anything there are more
Gentiles. We have a great country out
there and It is building up fast. Several
new office and other buildings OF good size
have been erected in Salt Lake City lately
and our Salt Lake City Commercial club "a
! boosting the country out there in great
style"
Mr.. Spence declared that the question
OF polygamy was a dead issue, and there
was not such a thing in Utah any more.
and in fact had not been for some years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
burned Up His Money.
Iowa News Notes

NEVADA-The residence owned by s. w
stevens, with practically all of it's con
tents, was totally destroyed by fire THIS
morning. The loss is $1,000 insurance 81 500
TOLEDO-The grain elevator owned by
the Western Elevator company together
with It's contents consisting Of a large
quantity OF corn and oats, was totally de-
stroyed by fire today. The loss is SCI 100
Insurance $4,000, The origin OF the fire Is
not known.
ROLFE-Arthur Foust a welI-to-do
farmer living near here, died today OF in
1uries which he received yesterday when
the team Of horses he was driving ran
away throwing him out and fracturing his
skull. Mrs. Foust, who was with her hus-
band, escaped with only slight injuries.
GRAND JUNCTION-Fire, that is de-
clared to have been OF incendiary origin,
completely destroyed a grocery store and
the postOffice early this morning. The
lock on the oil house In the rear of the
store was found pried off and oil had been
carried into the building in a leaky can and
set on fire.
MANSON-AlbeTt Peterson. who recently
moved from here 10 g farm near Tara
committed suicide Thursday afternoon by
shooting himself. Death was instantaneous
Because OF the loss Of his farm through a
trade for Minnesota land Peterson had
been respondent for weeks. He was g
years old.
BELLE PLAINE-John Burk, aged 2S, a
laborer employed with pile driving crew
working on the Northwestern, died last
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
NEWS NOTES FROM YANKTON
Reaper Distances StOrk in Race of
Life for Month.

YANKToN, 8. D., March 3.--(Special)-
The vital statistics, for February for this
county show thirty-one births, thirty-five
deaths and seventeen marriages. The death
list breaks the county record, but the large
majority were at the state hospital, where
the death list was very heavy the last
months and also in January.
Jacob Deide, petit larceny thief Of Les
terville, wanted for some months, was
caught In the act this week and drew a
$50 fine for stealing a set OF tools from a
buggy. He was also placed under bonds
for carrying a concealed revolver.
Yankton Elks Wednesday night elected
s. V. Hinckley exalted ruler; c. ]. No
votny, leading knight; e. ID. Ward, secre-
tary; w. E. Heaton, treasurer, and Dave
Finnegan, representative to the grand
lodge
Charles Picotte, q hslf-breed Indian,
once owned ell of East Yankton. This
week Jesse Picotte, a grandson, was be-
fore United States Commissioner f. T.
White on the charge Of introducing liquor
on the Yankton reservation and was
bound over TO the federal court in $500
bonds and is at present in the county Jail
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
DR.. Watson Sues for
Fifty Thousand
Mason City Physician Who Was Hurt
in Grade Crossing Accident Asks
Heavy Damages
Heavy Damages.

BODE, Ia, March s.-(special) Fifty
thousand dollars is what DIR. Ed. Watson
of this place wants as damages for injuries
received by him in an automobile train
accident occurring at Fort Dodge Novem-
Der q last. 1t is alleged that while DR.
Watson was attempting to cross the track
in company with Charles Meyers that his
machine was struck by a train which was
backing up at an excessive rate Of speed
with no warning lights and no signals
According to the doctors story, the train
hit the machine and it was dragged fully
100 feet Mr. Meyers was killed outright
DR.. Watson has just been dismissed from
the Fort Dodge hospital and has come to
his home here. His back and head were
permanently injured, leg fractured, ribs
broken and body cut and bruised. He
states that he cannot walk without assist
ance. He also AYERS that his injuries have
deprived him OF medical practice amount
ing to 5000 a year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
Two Washington Girls
Smitten by Pictures
Lassies in Far-0ff Town Write to
Omaha Postmaster About
Cowboys.

Down In Washington there are two little
girls who are pining for the comradeship
OF couple Of husky, snorting cowpunch-
ers. in which the effete east believes, the
western plains abound.
From the tenor of the letter Il is CLEANED
that the girls recently fell in love with
the cowboy characters In a moving picture
depicting a western melodrama. II was
found necessary to state that these westeI n
photoplays are staged down east by actors
who have probably never shifted the at
mcsphere of the west. nor seen an Indian,
or ever shot anything in their lives except
blanks with property-room guns. That the
cowpuncher of the drama is a character
created only In the mind Of the magma"
tive playwright or scenario builder is
what the girls will learn.
The writer of the letter to the postmaster
is Miss Mildred Ramsey, and while speak
ing for herself, she is also Thoughtful
enough to fix It up for her chum, Miss
Gertrude King. Here is what Miss Mil
dred says in her letter dated at Washing
ton, D. c.:
From moving picture that saw here
recently and supposed to be taken in
Omaha, l am confident that you must be
acquainted with lots of the dandiest look
ing cowboys in the world If you are not
would like to be, so I ask you, conf
dentially. If you know of any that would
care to correspond with an eastern girl /
would be delighted. hope you will pardon
the privilege 1 have assumed in writing
to you, but considering the circumstances,
who else? 1 also include a friend Miss
Gertrude king. who I know would be just
as delighted as I to hear from this note.
Nov l sincerely hope that after you have
read this that you will not say girls, fool
ish girls" for really If what 1 saw on can
vas was true, you wouldn't blame us at
ALL"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-04
BIG PLANS FOR ESTES PARK
Alfred LambOuFn Reports stems Are
Being Made 10 Make New
National Park.

movement to have the famous Estes
park Of Colorado made into a government
park is being pushed and congress will be
asked to consider such a oil next season.
Alfred Lambourn, manager OF the F. o.
Stanley hotels on the park grounds. de-
clares that the Estes reservation win make
as great a place as the Yellowstone and
that eongsess will undoubtedly consider
the project,
Estes park is forty-two miles long by
twenty-five wide and Is situated seventy
scenic views.
I'VE would be glad to see this reserved
by the government. as IL Is one OF the
scenic spots Of the country and we have
the support Of Colorado In the matter ."
said Mr.. Lambourn.