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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Kindly Knocks

The boy who says he would rather CIV,
his quarter TO the benighted heather thai
go TO the ball game will bear watching
Some people are so constituted that the
positively make a vulgar display OF thet
refinement.
Some people are 30 indolent that wheI
they DO begin anything they are too Lag,
to stop.
A man is always eager 20 live up to hi
reputation a woman up TO her photographs
New York Times.
Men who give up nothing give up every
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Our Pet little weather nan
has caught his balance and is
standing on both feet aga1n.
Note the differenca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
Fun.

- YOU want to SEQ soms real
run. Just toss a bunch 81 free
circus t3okets into he city
hall and watch the scramble
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Sbs-Isn't II strange thai men seldom
write poems on love after they are mar
ried7
He-oh, I don't know. never heard q
man writing poem on the ocean ate
I an attack Of seasicknesa.-Chicago News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Whils the water bonds ars
being talked Of, the street
railway and gas companles
are being let aionA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
lee.

Other Ways appear IN wnieh
the CITY counGl might cut ice
Il Z would only set F1Ehf down
70 business
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
oaf1e n Few Buanera.

A German stzristician has calculated that
roughly. thsrs are Laoo ols.0oesls bees in the
: aria. n0t eannsing ia ''hsos.in bounssa.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Why not cal a s1ecial cleo
ton % vote On a bond Issue
q some sdrtg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
HopinE.


Tho eurios head contains
some nonsense,
He has an Al brand Of con-
science.
'Tis true he nirts some with
that bird.
which you'n agree Is quite
absurd
Yet hold / firmly the belief
This lapse is for a season
brief
bis sOiouFn on . country farm
Nay prove. indeed, \ potent
charm.
Mid scenes where few tsmpta-
tons iurk,
The change should s0hEle In
fuence work
II he kssps rOiltng a. he
should.
'Tis dimes 20 douEhnuts he'll
BE good
He tells rs % q neighb0rinE
spirs-
Perhaps they'll land him IN
the choir
hope he'll Etng-bur cut No
Gapern
To cause q Nrtte1D IN ths
paperI-
In other words. friend
Q. r o..
Be good. no matter where
r. B. T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14
OUR POETS CORNER.


Lon 8An8s
Dear Mr.. Singer. far away,
I'm fighun' bugs an ants
away,
An wishin' ] was there to see
The magazine page Of The
Friday Bee;
And now II some kind poet
OF thine
Shall answer this little quiz
Twill crafty me. in exile.
And make existence seem
worth while:
How hot is IL in Omaha?
Is F. B. 7. an attorney al law!
or is ne in the railroad biz7
Does r. +. 7. know who j ~?
And now must ! my license
show
on. how does fathers garden
How Is ole Brother Welsh be-
hAvtn'?
Is any street torn up for
pawn ?
Was the Fourth out there all
safe an sane?
Did Johnny boy get hurt again
Are there any Skgscrapers In
Benson
Is there any news out there
worth mention
I shall await your generosity
Just throw a crust TO
q. RE OSSITY.
p. s-Don [ you think Il was
sin
For 3. & ]. 70 come buttin' IN :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

It's sad that Opportunity
KNOCKS but once Al any
door
KnOcksr''
II he knocked q feW tines
morsl - b. Z.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

saw HillS were first erected in MAdeirs
In ian
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-14

Men who give up nothing give up every
thing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Gin beftigcr Madtsalarm

lit 6as before, 6ur6t %einjagenoe 9l1-
lten zines @inoes, 6as plotlid bonn
Stidbuite11 befauen miro. Saufig
brod)te es 9emis Gbamblin bon Mon-
DIETER, 3. (@. 81. go. p al,f sic 8ei=
ne neil oeilen bier &in6er baufig benz
Stidbuiten unternorf fen moren. 3u=
meilen in beftigen Mnfanen," i6reibt
er, beangitigt, Tie miir0en iterben, ober
ieit0em mir in g%rfabrnng gebradt.
mas fir Elm iideres &eilmittel Or.
&iugs Nel1e gntbedl1ng lit, baben mir
feline Tl1rht mehr. @ir p%erlaiien
uns barouf BEL Group ln0 fir 5l1iten,
GrfdItungen ODER irgeno cine Sails
ooer oungenfranfbeit. go tbuen's tout
leno anoere. 60 fonnt al1h Sbr.
s(itbma, &eufteber, Ga Grippe, Stid=
buiten, 8lutitl1r3 flieben oapor. 500
l1n6 $500. Beriudsflai@e fret. Ser.
fauft bon ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

|nno i9loB sic Mugen. Iam fob er es
mieoer eberio raid. @atte er oen Sssl1n=
gen nidt idon langit al1fgegeben?
Ga fiel iein 8lif al1f etne @ad=
lfrift, sic ibn lebbaft interenirte: I'M
Hobrbadermerf lit ieit einem balben
Sabr Elm gerpiiier Sans @elhart ais
Steiger ongeitel1t, friiher III Ser ldleli=
ld}en @rl1be. gr bat bier b0dit Der
oad}tige @e5iebirngen. Sh perml,tbe
in ibn einen b0d]it gefdbrlidlen Mgita=
tor, menl1 nid)t mebr. 9eiier mdre es,
Sen Mam idarf 81 bep6adtel1, ais
ib11 5u entlaiien.
9iioen1ann mar nidt a11gitlid in lpl=
den 6ragen, aber in 0ieiem Ml1gen=
blif b%eunrubigte i'm sic Madridt bef=
tig. Gin Steiuden far1 cine 9a1pine
ms Soften bringcn, m1b cine SaDine
bing orobeno iiber ibn1, oas lieb iid
l1luI leu9leN.
GSebt mar Dor aQeln &llbe n0tbig.
Sem al1genblidlid)es Sc lhaftsgebab=
rem mar nid)t 0erartig, bas er miB=
trauii de Nlgen pertragc,1 fonnte. Im
.beiten mar es, lelblt naf Marbad 5ll.
geben uno ales 5u oronen. 6ran5 rpar
in ieinem Muftrag perreiit, fir bic
Tehlbetrdge in ser Safe fano iid oud
nod cine 2iige. @abreno ieiner Mb=
mel lrbeit iolte. Mnoreas bier oie Ml1=
gen offen baltell, Dor aQcm 0iele Ell Yfel=
bart beobahten. llno me,1n er, BON
Marbad 5uriidfanle un0 alles mieoer
inn @e(eis p1re, oanu1 iollte @elip nit
Mnoerl &od5eit balten, Sent 8auern=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

SiBt SIR, bob bon an Sen gering-
fiigigen &ronfheiten grf6ltungen Bel
meitem Sic gefdhrlihlten ltnb? Sc
lit nidt sic grfdltung an iid, sic SIR
SIT fiird)ten brauht, aber Sic erniten
&ranfbeiten, gu 0enen iie bdl1fig fiibrt.
@neumonia ltno S6min6il1dt iir6 l11t-
ter oieien. @arum ni6t CHAMBER
.lains &uiten=Msittel genommen un6
sic grfdltrng gebeilt, 10 lange SIR
fonnt? gu faufen bel ser Molitor
Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

bar angeieben! 0as feblte ibr eeraoe
nod, cine neue gnttduidung! St
fiiblte iid nod tmmer aIs ibr 8e=
i9iiber. S9on mar er enti6loiien -
aber er beiann ii6 al1f einmal. Sim
@n0, menn Melbart lie mirfli6 germ
b6tt? gr. fat es ia an ii6 iel6it err
fabren, mie bas alles ausloi6t, aaes
nusbeilt! 3mei 2iebespaare inn
Sburm - er muBte lad)en ~ Damn
braudte ii6 oas &eil ia gar nimmer
SIT geniren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
9. &apitel.

2i0emarn batte idmere Gorge.
Seine groBe &ombinotion 0ltrdfrel15=
tie cine iiaib bereinbredenoe &riiis, Sic
gang europa in Mitleioenihaft 5og.
MuBeroem mirfte bereits Ser natiirlid)e
@egen0rud, Sic %0erartige getpaltiame
@riinounge1 berporruf en. &obrbad
mar jebt ser Suit 6es @an5en. @enm
Sic @rube muir nod ein Sabr ausbielt,
Damn mar Sic fritiide 3eit iiberi tan=
SEN. l1n0 er bebte INNER mebr Mr=
better in SEN i9mar5en Sha6t, IN SEM
Sos 9aoegeriit Sag un0 Madt nidt
mebr CUR &ube fam.
@on Marba6 beriiber mar i6limme
Madridt gefommen. Cine eigentbilm-
lide 8emegung 9ebe 6urd Sic Mrbet=
tertreiie, oeren @idtltng uo 3iel nod
niht redt erfenntli@ ieien. Seoe11<
foas lei @oriidt n0tbia. 8eunrabi=
genoes @eriidt aus &obrba@ lei moM
ser l1ntergruno. Mit Ser Crude lei
es ni9t am @edten, 0ie &oble lei am
Mpsgeben, Damn Sic @aiergefabr, oaB
sic 9eute ii9 m%eigerten, ein5ltfabren.
3o5u fam sic bereits 5mei 8eden
mabrenoe Mbmeienbeit oes &errn
Iralr5 9iioemann, Sic mon iid in Ser
l%trel1gen g(rbeits5eit nidt erflaren
fon,1te. Mae eroenfliden @eriihte gins
gen, inter aroern audi, er lei NIT Ell
ncr @eliebte>1 in oas Ml1sla10 aeflo=
fen, nid)t obne iid nit SEM Not6igen
periorgt 5t baben.
1us Shreibc1 mar BON ei1rem 81
RECTOR 6es acknowledgements, Sem 2ii6c=
mann .anes 8ertraren id)enfte. @s
mor audi 5piiden SEN 3eilen 81 leien,
ooB er ielbit on sic Tlud)t 0es iu1rae1r
@errn glal1bte, glal1ben mllBte, Sen
feblenoen 8onf6el ta11oen nod.
9os NOR Ser berb1te Shlag, Ser
9ii0emam nod getroffen; einen Mu=
genblid bel1gte or barllnter Sos &oltpt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Old n R~enable-over 10000 men have
applied to them fortreatment. why not youi
Men from all parts OF the eountry are
going 70 these specialists TO be cured.
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A recess was taken to await the
arrival of Mrs. Cederlof widow Of the
man whose tragic death is the cause
of the trial She was sent for but
when at Has she had not arrived
the court was called to order ami
another recess taken until 2 O'clock.
As the jury descended the stairs they
met Mrs CederloG coming up.
/ Lieutenant Joseph H. HARVARD Of
the Fifth Cavalry was on the witness
stand Yesterday afternoon and told Of
the condition Of McMahon's gun after
the shooting He stated that at the
hospital, in the presence of three sur
geons. he had examined the weapon
and found that five chambers were full
and one was empty Two cartridges
had been exploded, two more had
missed fire, and the hammer was rest
ing on the fifth. He explained in de-
tail how a gun might miss fire.
Lieutenant Barnard stated that he
was familiar with the boundaries of
the post as he had run survey lines.
He stated that the Cederlof house is
within the boundaries of the reserva-
ton.
During the afternoon Charles Hoag
was recalled He testified that after
the shooting he heard screams, but
that they were not from Mrs. Ceder-
lof, whose voice he knew He saw
Mrs Cederlof few minutes later, he
said, about seventy-fve yards from
the Linton house. but had no CONVEX
sation with her.
The defense attempted to prove by
the witness that the trouble existing
between the Cederlors was over him,
but he denied any knowledge of such
fact though he admitted that he.
knew there had been trouble between
Cederlof and his wife. He stated that
he did not know of Cederlof having
threatened to kill his wife. He de-
MED that the reason he did not run TO
the Cederlof house when he heard the
shots fired was because he feared per-
sonal danger to himself
DO you know that Cederlof assault.
ed his wife," asked the attorney for.
the defense, but the question was OBJ
iected TO by the prosecution, and the
argument that ensued had not been
concluded when court adjourned for
the day.
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M'MAHON TRIAL
Continued from page oneJ

the gateway a man had jumped over
the fence, closed in on Mcmahon ana
threw him down AS | entered the
gate / stumbled over Cederlof.
reached over the man who had
thrown Mcmahon for the gun,
didn't see the gun until Mcmahon
was down. Mrs. Cederlof was stand
ing over her husband saying, My poor
husband, my poor husband.
when | reached for the gun the
sergeant. said Never mind, have H.
assisted in taking Mcmahon to the
euardhouse. All he said was to ask
for permission to roll a cigarette, He
was apparently all right
Under cross-eXamination SiXsmlth
said he had no recollection OF seeing
anybody else in the yard except those
he had mentioned on direct eXamina-
ton. He made the further statement
that when he reached the struggling
group Mrs. Mcmahon was also on the
ground. A considerable crowd hau
gathered, but they were outside the
ward when the witness entered the
gate. There was a dispute between
McMahon and Sergeant Giant Wit
ness asked Mcmahon why he shot
Cederlof, but Mcmahon had nothing
! to say.
| Sixsmith was excused,
Mrs. Alois FeierciseI was the mex
witness. She was the neXt-door neigh
Dor of Alexander n, Cederlof. Sh'
testified that on the night of The
shooting she heard two shots. Sl'
went to the door and Mrs. Cederlo
called to her for help and wanted t.
know where witness husband wa
She said Somebody has shot Nh
Cederlof"
Witness went toward Mrs. Cedel
lors house and saw Mr.. Cederlof'
body lying near the gate, Then sh
saw Mr.. and Mrs Mcmahon, insid
the house, struggling. She said, "Fo
Gods sake, amt nobody going to hei
me?"
When she later found the gron
struggling on the ground she pickle
Mrs. Mcmahon up and told her to g
to witness house.
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DIR. VICTOR CLARK-Everything
is ready for the arrival of the Willes-
den people, and ! expect them about
the end of the week
CHIEF McDUFFIE-When we catch
Rodrigues We are going to exhibit
him in the Advertiser window. We
already have everything but the man
there.
DIR. RUPERT BLUE--Honolulu is =
beautiful place and can be made even
more beautiful | am sorry my visit
here is so short, but | hope to return
some day.
WILLIAM LISHMAN-A sanitary
inspector wanted to throw out pot
of red paint at my place the other day
because he thought it might breed
mosquitoes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-28

On reading and filing the petition
and accounts of Mrs. Helen X. Aea,
administrators of said estate, wherein
petitioner asks to be allowed 74l.5@
and charged with $794.35, and asks
that the same be examined and ap
proved, and that final order BE
made of distribution of the remaining
property to the persons thereto on
titled and discharging petitioner and
sureties from all further responsible
tiles herein:
1t is ordered that Friday, the 29th
day of December, A. d. 1911, at 20
o'clock a. IN. before the Judge presid-
ing at Chambers of said Court at his
Court Room in the Judiciary Building
in Honolulu, County of Honolulu, be
and the same hereby is appointed the
time and place for hearing said Peti-
ton and Accounts, and that all per.
sons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the same should not he
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled to the said prop
erty.
Dated the 21st day of November,
1911.
BY the Court.
M. T. SIMONTON,
Clerk.
a.. W.. o. 90 No : orJ 10
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FORESTS AND CLIMATE.

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NEW RICE MILL.

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