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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

OireftOr' unb 5rsbi Mmbrosio ben
.G6Ioffpogen aonbutteur". ippmit
bit elite Der srobxn .Mufsoben nod
Idnse niht erfdDpft III. mir miifftn
nns heute dber nit Der GrpGbnung
Der Dbtnssnonnitn begniiesn. dxrr
RapeIImtiffer Mar WOInnb fhfpine!
ipieber ftintn 1altiiOd nit etipobnter
eiderbsit. Gs smpfiebIt fi1, Gidets
I'M 0orptrianf BET Otto stob. qpos
theie, Dine unb aibfrtn Ctr, 81. 81.
1btobolb, guhbnnbluns. 1919 Dine
5trobe, cbsr an Der Raifs bes Granb
nmaehsnb 81 iifsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Die aom0bk .1bs 5aun", ppn Gb'
Uoro anobIauh, bon Der nit Red!
pieI aufbsbens e.uladt porben III,
errang gsitsrn abenb i'm 2pric
3 scatter sinsn eurtihlossnben
grfolg. Der Yerfoiier, elm gmeritds
nsr une 3por einer, pie isin Qams
onDsutet, bsutIher 4ttunfi, p<riish.
aIs tiihti9er liiteroiurtenuer er III
9rabuant bon 5arporb , Shous
fpisIer unb loneoner 5beoieruntsrs
nthmer oi. Ula6t aus bsm IF. gr
bot in ieinsn .Joun" Elm Wsr; gts
ihdffen, bos itnri sur Sntbre bins
neisi unb bubnsnpirtfam uno Iuitig
III BON Gnfans bis gum Gnpe. Die
Isr Waloseii, ift Elm fioeIsr uHo biIfs
bereiter Sunge, ein RniurburIte i'm
SuperIotip. ginmaI purhs Ct bon Der
WanberIuit bsfanen. gr psrIieb ben
Jorit uno bummelis einss ihonen
4benbs mad 2oHbon unb Ianbet eIiifs
lid I'm 9nrttn bes aoro Stcnburp.
Dieter Spro bat auf Der Esnnbabn
nit isinem pdterIihen Grbs asraoe tas
bula roio gemohi uno trifft aniials
ten. iih aus Der Wtit gu ihoffen.
SeIn aammerbiener mub ibm BEL grs
lsbisung feinsr irbiihen 4naelessns
beiten kIfen. unb ais er serabe isin.
leste 4noronung trefien min, tpirb er
ourh 9run3sH speites pom Gorten
krouforingt. BON ieinsm Dorboben
abgsIsntt Gr erblidt ben ;yaun unb
Der poiiirIife Burffe sefaai ibm bere
maben, bob er ibm feline Geihidie ers
5dbIi. Der 5aun rebe. ibm bitSelbit.
moroeeonnten aus. hnn nihts fei
leihter, aIs auf Der Aennbobn Delb
su oeroieneu. Qlls Wolbaeiii fenne
tr ben Geiit oller Wisrflbl.r. beions
berE Der RepEpferbe. unb er fpiTIe ges
Hau, rpeI6es gefpinne unb ipelhes
niht. Das pdbt benz eblen Qorn. CT
f6liebt nit ieinem neuen sJreunbe els
nen patt ob, ftedt ibn In eipiliiirt<
aleibuns unb moht ibn nit ben
upper tens" ponQonbon befannt. Das
flr aeipinnt Der Qorb jtbes Rennen
nno erlanst auf biefs W<iis iein WsrsI
mosen auriid. Wiebr nod, aud cine
graut. Dos .natiiriifk1 Wefen
Jouns bringt bic beiben In bic brpIs
ligfteH Situoiionen. Jaun III Der
fpobre apoftel bon ~3uriid CUR Ras
tur" nnb sssDinnt bic Wenf4en sur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Sic GuuinstuH Sifier inr ons vGin
snnatt 9ulfsblatt" bciiuoet fdJ in
8ebause go. 5O9-511 Iiaoiiuu
ancnHe. AnSctgen, Rittbeiluussh
anb geiiea9nseu irgcnbmeldjcr ari
peroen bis 10 ubr gbcnos Saielbi
sutgegengsHUmmru. Sclepbon SOnti
1854.
- WtQiGm Rpe BON 2ublop, Rp.,
fpurbe geftsru uuf 9runb elmer ppu
Gertrude WiQtams erbobenen Batter
laaftstIage non Dem OeputpIberiFT
SIoene perbaftet, aber IpGter qegen
$1,000 8urgi6aft freigegebsn.
- Die So3iaIiiten BON DeitsGoOs
lngton peroen mor9en Q6enb in Bar
tau's faQe, an Der syobn Str, eius
GsrIammIung abbaiten.
- Die 8abItommiFfGre Soporo.
Rth uno 8oste iiberianbten qeItern
bsm Gountp GIert aIoitermann fols
genoen offi3ieQsu Doblberitt: BIrs
germeiiter George 6. pbilipps, Dem,
5,951; 9orrp %. gurcibal. Rep.,
SAL; StaotzGIert, Sarrp aluIters
mann, 6,428; 501 3. lbompfon,
4,789; S6aBmeiitsr, Sol. Gopn.,
6,446; goparb 3eiB, 4,716; QNeFor,
Sobr q. Wiooenoorf 6,225; +. D.
8eggtn9er, 1856; gitp Guqineer, 8.
D. UlelnerS. 6 627. Gnr1 E Jnp
4 1872; SatIer, 5. 5. murp6p, 6,938;
Jo4r auntel, 519; Stabtanipalt,
Gmtlte RiOaro, $3.50; 6. u. S6roets
fer, 4,541; Stuotratb, 90. 8. Rans
lbaip, 6,371; ). 9rsuBtamp, GIT;
Wtatdm Borders, 4,584; benrp r.
5arnuu, 4.549; Goparb 5op6orn
5reb. 3apborn, 6,197; Qeter St.ffen
9, ,735; Soiepb 8. 9rsbmann, $500;
VI. :. Softer, 4,467; q. 8. Bal.ers
man, 6,064; 5obn Bauer, 4,872:
5rant 9. Dstsr, 6,052; 6. q. 8onz
oerI4miot, 4,861; 5obn m. gefters
man, 5,944; Charles Z. 5idep. So
O39; $. 5. 9oppenians, 6,270; glsr.
6. IIet9Den, 4,751. aommiiTionsper.
naltung: 1921 bafGr uno 4,839 bo.
aegen.
Der S6uububenbeTiber 6. 3.
gata, Der einen jungen Ulann glns
mems Relp als SstretGr unb Sdass
metfter anitelIte, no9oem bteIer $50
gurgI6aft in 8aor geftsut bate, Der
Relp uber mad pentgsn Saqen aur
8uoe bindusjagte uRb bi. $50 bebtelt.
fplro oon einsm big gu flint Sabren
obitsen miiHen.
- 9sute unb morgen iperben bi.
Der ct. StepbonussGes
metnbe Don Rsuport, &p., in Der Sans
Der OffsntIideH 8ibIiOtbet, gde Robs
bins uno ScOtt Strabe, Gopinston,
oas interehants auftipiei in brei ats
ten ~5be Teun anb tbe Gnmes", ober
= barlss SoDnfenbs ~ syamilp Off
'aIr" gum 9eiteu bes neuen ct. eli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
S6!immss Gnse eixss eprittsnr.

Bcroon Rsis BON gc. 900 lerinas
ten Gpenne trlririte seiisrn .ineH
3nf;bsfsbl uni:r Der anlIags ces
Groboisbfab!s ssesn ben fnrbiasn
ebauff.ur Dm. Tanisls. Dor sinigsn
1agen Derinponb bas 4uiomn6il bes
aerrn Reis i'm Wertbs pon $1,000 uno
bic Walhine ipurbs am n1hiien 1res
IN idlimm befhdoigtsm 3uftnnbe nohs
ensonia. a1.. cufsefunben. Rsis ks
houpitt. bab Daniels NIT mebreren
Jrsunoen cine Spristour in bsm 4u,
tomobil uniernommen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21


unb Rruisfeiten iinb absueeben Gfe
Der 4. nno Charles Sfrafe. llnier
Ngent fiir Samilton ppbnt Ns. 3O1
aoro sSrunt Str. SeIepbon Samiltur
1316'R. SeIepbon ,luisrcs Sprreipsn
esnten: 393X gell.
Spfer ter Giienbahn.
tept8icb1spert. bes G'Hciazaiisr go!:stlaft.)
0amiltun, g., 20. Rop. Der
47 Sabre aIts Gigurrsnurbeitsr Char
leg SIot pou 1upton, 8, Elm .inbeis
niger ariippeI. puros Wontaa abene
tur8 mad ssbn llhr an Der gaipsaus
treu3uug an Der Dalnut StrcBs Don
eIner Rangirlptomotipe nieberosrannt,
bic ibm audi bas rshte gein abfubr.
Der 8erungIiitts lpurbe ndh benz
W}ercpSoipitaI eebratt, no bic 4eratt
ieinen 3uituHo fir isbr bsbsntIit Be-
3einneten.
- Som, alias Ulpis W1urpbp, nels
der nit oem bier in Daft osbaltensn
vi. GmsriOn i'm Gttpber NIT ben Qu.
tOmo5ilsn npu Or. Gb. gopt, Sobu
SsDaro uHo See Qdrrifb nat Gin=
ctunatl bur6branuts Hne in Der
Samito1 Paat i9IisbIin bon Der Dor.
tigea ppliasi in Gspabriom asnoms
men lpuros. ipuroe geiteru nah 5us
milton 3uriitgebrn6t, Inn Dor Manor
ROtbEpeu Elm 9srb0r gu bsftsbsu.
Wm. gladburn, Der 9rup.r bes
8aItsr 9Iatburn, itarb aeitsrn Wprs
gen i'm ooipitoI in Gapton, 8, i'm
QIter bon AZ Sabrsn. Die Qeihe
nuros geitern Qa6mittaa sur gesrois
9una i'm Grsenpoob Jriebbof nch
SamtltoH gsbruht
- 4norsas Sousr Itarb am Somss
tag in 3apton, g., uno tpurbs 3ur ges
erolguH9 mad 5dmi!icn sebrudt.
- Rohsrt S6na6, BAG So6ntsn
Der 5amilie ShDab, SO. 1872 Spos
more Strabe, tuuroe porgsitsrn tpd6e
rsnb .r ,tnem Dae,n auspsiheu
tpolts, 5ufGQig Don oem automobil
oss 1r. 8. g. Mt9enrp eetroffen
uno am Sorper unbeoeutenb perlebt.
- Der jugenbli6e ginbrshtr CD. |
Gooeu. lpeIter Samftog Mittsrno6t
bon Der qOlissi p.rbnftet tpurbs, Itabl
auh Elm 3ipeirao aus bem StaIIe Don
Or. o. Wl. Gummtns uno psrtauise
oasislbe Der 8uerih gnele 60. fir 81 |
ano cine sIettriihs gliihlu.eru..
- gouiie 5orbsiip, bic Dittp. BON
Soiepb 6. Surbeftp, pelcber ON 4. |
September in Tsinem meIonengartsu
nIeoergefdoiien tpurbe, tGt emunutl |
uno Carl g. .Shulthetb unb gbriitian |
Diff, tpslhe bss Wlprbes hires Sat |
len angstlast itsben, i'm bitiiesn 0ee |
tiht psgen tbdtIiden Qneriffs aui
$4,000 psrtlagt.
- Die Steiounastlaas Der Morp
Dpnu gesen GsOrse 0pnn lpurbe iT
spmmonplenssGerit. geltrihen, neil
'ie aIdgsrin pom 1obs abbsrufen
purbs.
- Die neue Wohnlrq ton gDpiu
Rapsr, Rp. 511 Jruntlin Strabe,
puroe pprgeiisrn Raft um ubr
,urh Jeuer unbebeutsnb bsi6Gbiet. |
Dos Geuer entfinnb i'm a.Ller 'burd
tleinhol3. ,relGe5 oem soei5apparnt
u nabe lag.
- Die biefise Ben 5ur 2oae ruht
frau WilIorb Dounissr, bic 9ofterI
'on Sobn 3. Garter, fpslder lssieWoa
BE in 9apton. g., burd Gais aus eis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Pokal:Deridt
2son Der Snbne.

Ropitdteu, bic antlang finbtn. -
9as 2uftfpisl .9be Jaua" i'm aps
ric uno bic GefansspoFs .gb pint
Qabp" i'm Srano. Geo syaa's
Gpsrstte Die geitisosne sSrau"
aIs nGdite 9nrbistung i'm Dsuts
i1en 5hsatsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

-9runoet9entburs uebertrdouns
gen: Qlma 8. Spmsbi.u an Bertha
9tds. 50 SUB an 5rsmont apenu.,
StghIoups, $45 unb anbere geoins
sunsen; annu uno 9. 81. Spears on
@Itiabetb Denninser, 2ot an oerMon>
mouth Ctr. 81.
- Der Grano Central guilbin1
Qhociation puroe geitern in benz Safe
bon Ufarp gcung gsgen Sobn 9. III
rid Elm 3aRIungsurtbsil in !66be bon
$884.61 btpifIigt unb Der 9ertauf
elmer Got in Der gsQspus Qboition ans
georonet.
Wasiitrat 0leaion troute aeTtern
Wprgen Seize Rurpbp, "a, bon De.
Sroff. o, unb St.ua srauIe, q, BON
SibneIl, 8. Gs mar biss bic SAT.
Srauuns. bic Der Srisoensri6ter in
bieiem Sabre pol3og.
- 3siratbsI6eine: James ophns
ion uno Nmanba 6o[anb, heibs BON
Columbus; Jobn R. DaIton, gopinas
ton, unb Wnrp 3. malton, Qstppprt;
SObn Simon. Qspport, unb Battle
port. Golb Spring; Sof.pb Cullen
uno Qettis Nau, beibe bon Cincinnati.
- Mark Geiter lit am sonntaa
i'm alter Don 81 Jobrsn i'm gountp
IrmeHhGus geforben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

eefHien iIr gtnrinnan:
Gernian Raffeu1i 9aTf' Etrfi ytdticraI @ans
ure gsslrui Girnhe; -Ssfiern ssermsn R1nf:
Et.as Rniioral Ndui; Eepisr x Co, 1910 mac,
Sfrate: ntfitsxhitb Rctirnaf Adnf; @riat.os
oTuiar g1nt Sarrifcu urh dcIsrcin ases.
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II { tu , o Z (.

Sie Heiuport Cffies iar bas Gin.
tiamatier @oltsblatt" b.iinbet adl in
GO. 339 Yurf Strake, ssgsnaber o,m
Gonrtbamis, iuoielbit Ttuisfeitsn, Nm.
stiseu u. (. NJ. bis 10 llbr 45 Winutez
abtnos entseseuaenommsu pereen.
SeiephoE Spath 24O1.
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= a mi 1t n.

Sanriltun grSeiaen, 2nfaI.Rpti,,n
unS Rruisfriteu Nnb abSngeben Gfe
Der 4. nno Charles Sirafe. llnier
Ngsnt fiir Samilton iusbnt go. 3O1
storo Jrunt Str. SeIepbon Samiltur
l376'R. SrIephon ,suisres aerreipsn
esuten: 393X gen.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Inventory Of Entire
Hartman System is
Already Under Way
Complete Valuation of Entire Prop
erty to Be Compared with Capital
Stock and Bonds Issues.

DENVER, March 2S.-P1ans for takina
one Of the biggest inventories in history
were discussed today by the engineers OF
all railroads belonging to the Hartman
system. A complete valuation OF the en-
tire system. involving the listing of every
thing from bolts and steel rails to cars,
buildings and franchises on more than
1900 miles OF tracks will be taken. The
task probably will require two or three
years.
f, Holbrook Of Chicago, who Is In charge
OF the work, presided at today's meeting.
The work, Il is said. Is already under way
and today's meeting was FOR the purpose
OF arranging details.
The report OF these engineers, when com
pleted, 10 expected 10 answer one OF the
biggest questions being discussed in the
countryside physical valuation OF rail
roads as compared with their capital stock
and bond issues
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha, Neb., February 10, 1911. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be received here
and by Quartermasters at the posts named
herein, until 10 a. m, central standard time,
April l. 1911, for furnishing Wood Coal and
Charcoal during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1919, at Omaha Depot. Omaha, FORTS
Crook, Omaha and Robinson, Nebraska;
Forts Leavenworth and Riley, Kansas
Forts d. A. Russell and Mackenzie, Wyom
ing; Fort Des Moines, Iowa, ana Fort
Meade, South Dakota Information furn-
masters at stations named. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked Pro-
posals for Fuel" and addressed TO Lieu-
tenant Colonel ID. E. Mccarthy c. q. M.
Fl0-1iMl5-l6 -2S-20
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Want Mercnandise

stock tlOOOO TO loo for s1O acres we'll
improved corn land. only 3 miles from
spirit Lake, county seat Dickinson county
lows. Price, SIS per acre; mortgage @O6a
Address II. h Mills a Co. Spirit AXE IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

FOUR-STORY business block, 5Ox1l2
modern, income 10 per cent on price. SIS 900
with 5000 loan a. So per cent, near best
corner In city OF Lincoln. Consider farm or
smaller income property for equity. Howard
J. Hill. owner, Lincoln. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
WyOminB.
FOR Bale

i0VOo cores, laramie Co, Wyo., IN ths
Golden Prairie district, all fenced several
hundred acres under cultivation; stocked
With aheep and cattle az presently will sell
with ranch; will divide and exchange Ter
eastArn Neb or Iowa farms.
J. T. BELL OWNER
Cheyenne WyO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

FOR bargains IN cheap Westsrn lands
often cheap 40 acres acknowledgements Ad-
dress J. c. Berdna. Whitman. Neb.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

SOME BARGAINS

SOME BARGAINS
100 acres. 20 In cultivation. balance In
timber. Good Elberta peach orchard, 800
trees; good apple orchard. Jonithan and
family orchard Of peaches. apples and
clstern and good drilled we'll and pond
This 10 4 splendid fruit and dairy PROPOSE
ton. miles from kOshkOnonG. SIS per
acre.
Another
100 acres. sh miles from Koshkonong. 65
eisterni few fruit trees splsndld
partnership Well In line can get good water
10 to 10 feet. Good fruIs ana Agricultural
proposition. $40 per acre
Another
Ilo acres, miles from Koshkonong. right
In the great fruit district, 50 acres In cui.
uvation; family orchard OF peaches, applsA
pears and cherries; also plum orchard.
house. Darn ana other outbuldings. Bal
timber $50 per acre.
j. COCKBURN & SON,
u4-l5-ls Manhattan Bldg. DeS Moinss-
FOR RENT-sevsral acres of land in
Nebraska or Iowa to party who can prove
that there is = better flour made than
Updiks's IL ]. A Ahlstrom 1905 CaIifoT-
mia 81, will bring this Ad to The Bee
within three days and Identify himself ne
win receive an order for a i2-pound saek
Of this flour
IOWA people living on the farms are
frequent visitors to the American theater.
II j. Chamberlain, $40 Burt, will bring
this ad 10 The Bee and Identity himself
he will receive an order for two seats a I
the American theater.
MoNEY-AGAKING summer resort no.
tel. with 2 acres OF groundi hotel alone
coat over SEQ 900; very finely furnished ~
is clear. Dakota land preferred
Finely improved Mexico rubber ana eof-
Zee plantation. valued At $1,000; clear and
pays diytdsnda on 800, 600 good propSrty =
GntSd Box - WinterssL Ia
FOR SALE OR EXcHANoE-F1ns ia.
acre farm IN PocahOntas county, Iowa. IL
miles from town. This iI q fiTSt-elsS1
farm, all tiled; has good improvement"
Price, gilo per acre: mortgage 81 600 8 a. II
years time; will take 5000 In good cisa,
property and 5000 In cash on this farn
Your property must actually be worth ths
money or no use TO monkey with IL TINT
is the cash price on the farm. IL Is no 0id
| trading farm. 30 The property you offeI
| must Be gilt-edge We don't handle anV.
| thing but nrst-elass deals. and this IL on,
7 o. them Submit your proposition. Weed,
ard Land Company. 0Owds. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Nebraska
45-Bushel Wheat
Land $27 an Acre.
Buy Land Where 1t
Rains.

We own and control over 2OOOO acres Of
Cheyenne county Nebraska, choicest farm
lands now on the market. The best crop
producing county I'm the state Tor twelve
ears. Alfalfa Is a leading crop. Write
today for our free Literature. Live agents
wanted everywhere
INVESTMENT COM
PANY, SIDNEY NEB,s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Montana.

BUSINESS men OF Glendivs. Mont. have
organized for the purpose OF giving re.
liable information concerning lands IN
eastern Montana The members OF the
undersigned company have resided In
eastern Montana for 90 years and more
and know every foot OF its lands. Thsy
are merchants and business men who want
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
TO mislead Notwithstanding last years
drOuth Montana was one or the few
states that raised ordinary crops In lSl0
Have several thousand acres for sale a.
reasonable prices. HOmesteads located
Write us. Gate City Land company.
Ciendive. Mont
MONTANA STOCK RANCH FOR SALE
6,lO0 acres, one-third farming land; range
for 5000 cattle. Chance OF a lifetime. Write
Box 272. Billings, Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Nebraska.

NEBRASKA farmers enjoy an evening
at the American. II NJ. Vanstine, s2H
South Twenty-third street, will bring this
ad 70 The Bee within three DAYS and
Identify himself he will receive an order
for two seats 10 the American theater
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER wANTA
Have you anything 10 offer the tarmgH
Of LOVE Any chenp land Tor higher priceoa
. general merchandise store Tor land. %
any kind OF an exchange Or have you
some land you want to sell Tor caaht The
enc paper that reaches Nne IOWA farmer
" the Des MCines Capital, G,ooO circulauoa
daily: rate single insertion, 4 cent. a Word
nix Insertions, cents q word. Dea holnoa
BaAtN HuttaL 9ea hotneA la
wANTED-A list Of farms In Nebraska
for sale Have many buyers. Give legal
numbers, fun description and terms In
first letter. Howard J. HIN, Rrownell
Block, Lincoln, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

WtacOahtn.
FOR sALE-FaFm 20 acres grain and
stock adjoining Incorporated town: pasture
extending 20 river. Some good oak tim
Der For particulars address Charles
Allsa. LynxVilis, VIA
EIGHTY acres, Burnett county, Wis
consin; Is cultivated good buildings.
mower and rake. Village ~ miles. u ~.
part tina A. r. Kibbe New Ri0hmOna
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

so acres all in cultivation, 10 miles from
Omaha, near Benson f, II. Wead, 1901
Farnum.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

ONE depot closed carriage for sale; In
quire OF Edward Updike, S6l2 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

~ ACRES Canadian bottom land. ~
acres IN cultivation; all second bottom IN.
bermuda grass: balance pasture and SoDas
lumber; two sets OF improvements; FIND
oarn; outhousea and orchard; Is miles from
miles to q good town; price Ss5 Der Sar.,
easy terms Campbell, Bynum q CliIsa
Campbell Bldg, Oklahoma City, OkI-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
$40 ACRE FARM IN KlMBALL
COUNTY FOR $40 CASH

NOlNI1 TUX NofV NA6hs
You can have your choice Of $500 acres,
in section tracts for Si1 per acre 81 per
acre cash, 81 per acre in one year, and the
balance IN ten years with interest at s
pei cent. No trades Write or call on w r.
Young, jr., County surveyor OF Kimball
county Kimball, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Seno IoF prices and descriptions Of farmn
ira Stout Cushing, Okla -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
WANTED-To BUY

BEST price paid for I'd hand furniture,
carpets clothing and shoes. Tel ID. 39n
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
Iows-Coatinued.

APPLE orchards and poultry farms not
Tar from Dea Moines. near ColfaN inter.
urban. William Caseheer. Altoona. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

Ar apt. st. modern. II" s. Hth St.
Harvey 3Ss6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-12
LITTLE Girl To MAKE
LONG JOURNEY alone
DAUGHTER or BOULDER, COLO,
MAN WILL GO THERE UNDER
RAILROAD MEMS CARE.

An alleged trip down the primrose
path did not overcome the mother
love in Lillian Arthur, of Tulsa, and
when she left her divorced husband
at Boulder Colo, a few months ago,
she took their seven-y year-Old daugh-
ter and brought her to this city. Mrs.
Arthur, who is a woman of stately
carriage and intelligence, was arrest
ed by the police a few nights ago in
fald on a North Main street hotel.
She has been confined in the wo-
mans apartments of the city jail
since then, awaiting "A trial on the
charge of improper conduct
The woman prisoner yesterday in
structed Police Matron Ada Clare to
wire the former husband, and father,
at Boulder telling him of the where
abouts of the child The telegram
was sent and last night the father
J. H. Beatlie, telegraphed back money
enough to pay the expenses of send
ing his daughter to him The child
will make the long journey alone, un-
der the vatchful eyes of kindly rail-
road men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-12
Red Eagle is
Sound Sleeper
SECRETARY ADAMS COULDN'T
MAKE MN UNDERSTAND. 50
M GENTLY SNOOZES.

The conference between Assistant
SECRETARY Of the Interior Adams and
the Usage council at pawhuska yes
tcrday was fraught with unusual
things but perhaps the person who
caused more interest than any other
one was Assistant Chlcf Henry Red
Eagle who quietly took nap dur
ing the greater part of the hearing.
Red Eagle can't understand. English,
and as the conference was held with
out the aid of an Interpreter, Red
Eagle was about as useful as a clay
figure.
Nothing damted, however tho
chief curlcd up In chair and slept
the sleep of the just. until the con-
ference had hcon over for some tiMc.
Then ne took one of the other In.
dians of to one side and had him
tell what had been said IN the Indian
language Apparently he was satis-
fled, for he nodded his head through
out the conversation
Rcd Eagle was attircd In a man
uer particularly striking His ears
forehead and scalp, were painted a
bright red and a fancy leather band,
two inches wide, cncircled his crown,
from the back Of which protrudcd a
bright green feather The rest Of his
costume was iu Keeping he having
been wrapped in the PROVINCIAL many
hucd blanket and was ornamcntcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-12
\ TULSA BANDIT GETS 5000 FOR
NIGHTS WORK,
The Grocery store of \. Wash is
Visited and smooth lIOld-up
Enacted by Lone One.

with a siX-shooter in each hand, a
heavily masked man walked into a
grocery store on the corner of Archer
and Phoenix streets about 1880 last
night, commanded the proprietor, A.
Walsh, and another man, to throw up
their hands. and rifled the cash regis
ter and walked out the same way he
came in.
The hold-up was pulled off so
smoothly that the two men hardly
realized what had happened and al
lowed the robber to make his escape
in the darkness, although a shotgun
was standing within easy reach Of
either one
The exact amount secured was not
known last night, but it was probably
over $500, as Walsh stated that he had
not checked-up for a week. The po-
lice were notified. but a search failed
10 reveal any one answering to the
description of the hold-up man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-12
WOMAN Suffrage TO
Be SUBMITTED AGAIN
LEADERS IN CALIFORNIA DE
CLARE MEASURE WAS DE
FENTED BY ILLITERACN.

SAN FANCISCO. GALE, oct. IL
Returns on the wOman's suffrage con-
stitutional amendment indicated to-
night that it had been defeaed. al
though the majority against it was
small.
Immediate steps to make use Of the
initiative and referendum amendment
adopted yesterday to again present
the suffrage issue at the earliest pos
sible oment have been announced by
the suffragists.
Suffrage leaders here said this
morning they had analyzed the vote
sufficiently to learn that the for
eigners" and illterates were chiefly
responsible for the amendments de-
feat.
Incomplete returns from 2,041 pre-
cintcs in this state with no returns
from 1919 scattered precincts out
side Of the larger cities and towns
gave for amendment number four
woman's suffrage:
For. 96.S69; against 10O.791
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-12

SHREVEPORT. La, oct l1-An
armed posse Of more than 100 men
including every available member of
the police and shcriffs force Is hunt
ing the countryside for the negro as
sailant of Miss Florence Ashford. age
20, a pretty girl. who was found ly-
ing inscnsible in vacant lot near her
home late today Miss Ashford left
her office to go home about o'clock
and leaving the car started across
the vtaduct When TIE negro at
tackled her she fought desperately un-
til chOked into unconsciousness. Her
face and arms were severely scratch
and her shoulder badly wrenched.