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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

always flush though-a few years ago I
couldn't have signed my name TO a check
for s. and had anybody In town risk money
o. H.
AT that time ! was a summer boarder
farmer-and the day ! reformed was the
day began 10 acquire my present fortune.
There are a whole lot Of en- AT IL yet. but
they'll learn bon "A couple Of seasons that
there is less than nothing 10 be made out
of turning good. rich farm into rural
boarding house Tor pale people wearing
white pants that come down from the city.
That's what / learned And IN never
forget IL either As I said. about now is
tho time that these city people are begin
ming 10. streak H. back 20 town aud tell
what they had 10 go through with IA tho
semi harbarism Of farm life They will
have tale9 Of canned vegetable that they
were fed bv a simple rustic who promised
them that all garden truck would be pulled
cut ~ M own garden And then they Will
make a solemn YoW on what they hold the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

house. which Las tho virgin forest for
setting and whose park Is skrted oy one
of tho salt inIets of Buzzard's Bay. the
angling paradise of Grover cleveland.
From his boathoUse the wealthy score
tary goes ont almost daily through tho
summer 70 FISH in the inlet with his son
Charlie. a lad Of sixteen. There is also
tennis court upon tho vol kept Ndse-
lawn. and the Secretary enjoys many
horseback rides and ramhles I'm tie woods
behind his mansion.
Upon the north shore Of the Bay State
ALL. Never Secretary of the Navy, viii
he 2 neigh1or Of the President. His sum-
mer home AT Hamilton. stands five miles
back from the sea. and from here he will
motor 70 the summer capital at Montser-
rat the diplomatic colony az Manchester
the exclusive Essex Club and the fashion
pble beach events At Magnolia. A. Hami.-
ton the Secretary's daughters entertained
Miss HeIen Taft earlier in the summer
IN the New Hampshire hills Just ever
the Massachusetts, frontier the keeper Of
the nations purse strings will spend his
summer AZ his magnificent estate. Knoll
wood. near Dublin. for Secretary MacNeagh
rs another opulert Middle Westerner who
chose a spot in New England for his warm
weather playground.
From its commanding site Knollwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
His "reminiscences of City
Guests and What They Ex-
pected for So a Week
Emphatically Set
Forth.

| FOR these four big dollars a week. CsuaI'
" thew think that FOR all that money you
ought 70 turn over the entire farm 20 their
Acl,Ia convenience and put your family AZ
their disposal as personal servants. Tney
don't have 10 bring their brass microscope
along 70 and things 70 kick az.
"rn the first place they call FOR every
comfort out IN the country that they had
~ Nav York There was one man who
boarded with me who kicked at my not
having an elevator In the barn when no
wanted 70 climb up in the hayloft 70 smell
the new movn clover,
They EXPECT all the Injuries 81 the 81
Regis for that measly g. suppose YOU sun
have TO patronize the Standard Oh Con1-
nanv FOR your Illuminating liquid ana oHn
n in the old-fashioned wick lamp 81 our
s,r,nIa fathers. The very dea. why
haven't Won electric lights here what
SORT NJ a bum farm IS this We have come
to7 There ought az least 20 oe gashghts.
II had known that you only had neon
vonient accommodations FOR persons Used
% rugged frontier life / wouldn't have
corna all the way out here TO pay you
visit"
THAT'S the wav they talk about "
They don't pause 10 consider that "hen =
man rigs up a farm that has house WIN
all the METROPOLITAN comforts ne ism GO
ing 10 have strange people coming out 10
SOC aim at the rate Of 81 week head.
."It used TO surprise some OF my boarders
very much to discover that there were
large. well developed mosquitoes IN the
country. They seemed 20 think that these
MN
tbelr mark lakes and could live only IN
sound OF the subway cars. There We're S'so
q lot Of cutting remarks made about my
not having electric fans throughout me
house. | didn't have them. for a fact-but
II wouldn't have done any good. a. there
were no wires 10 hitch them 10 except the
clothes line And they wouldn't have done
a great amount OF good from breeze max
ing standpoint. They We're a queer crowd
those city boarders.
Another species We used 20 get lots %
were the pests who wanted 10 help. They
are really worse n anything than those
who have to be continually waited on. At
least the passive ones don't get IN your
way al the time and get everything they
touch all baned up.
"One such pest, VINO wore glasses ana
was hookkeepcr. insisted that | let him
hoe the garden When he got through he
had blisters all over his hands In addition
20 which accomplishment he had broken
the best hoe / had and had cut up q very
promising crop Of Young potato vines. &c
the amusement OF the resident weeds which
he had carefully spared
Another one-I think his name was WI
Continued on seventh page
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looks down upon four hundred acres ot
forest owned by Mr. MACY eagh. ana
through which a labyrinth Of drives ana
bride paths thread their way for the sec
rotary Of the Treasury's favorite summer
pastime is enjoyed in the saddle. Beyond
this screen Of forest shimmers Lake Mo-
nadncck. only a few miles away, as IS also
the mountain Of the same name, rising to
3, 2cn feet.
The recreation ground Of the Attorner
General and Mrs. Wickersham viii be the
Virginia Hot Springs during the first part
Of the vacation season. Later they VIII
return 70 their salt air retreat upon thar
azure circumhendibus which is called ia
maics Bay. Long Island. The Nickersham
seat here is a rambling house. which he
calls Marshfed and which lies az Cedar
hurst. a couple Of miles In from Far Rock
away Upon this peninsula the Attorney
General gets the salt air from every 1irec-
ton except due northwest, from which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

q comfortable leather chair IN the - ~
lohh, Of tho Fritz arlonia Hotel. at whlch
Do was occupying the royal suite DURING
snort visit 90 Sow York. He was on
,eloped ion "a dense cloud Of Jo-cent cigar
smoke. ana 70 was easy 10 see That ne was
rolling n yellow wealth up to bis sunhuiht
neck
"YoU ago a farmer yourself. are you
hot2 asked The pencil pusHer
"I ann" answered tho honest filler OF
te saH -You Uu notice by The merry
so-rolnf hotel register that I sign mF''i
from Dr.Uater. e. D. The fact oi t"T
matter g. that live just three mlles ~
ne east of that f0urish.ng but some" 10,
obscure hamlet sly place is ore we ~"
Toeu Pise-the drst big white house you
see after vou cross the stone bridge of'
Prkere ruck Course ! couidn eApiai II
al these things on the register ana 30 :
i1st put down D~vvateT y. J., t"AoNi"7
after n, name and wife
Suppose you are down 10 the CITY io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
The President Gets His Recreation the Golf Links
or the Bleachers, While Secretary Knox Handles
the Ribbons Over His Fast Trotters
or Caroms the Ivory Balls

, Fisher. the Secretary Of TIE Intarior-and
also the exterior-being SEIZED lied to depart
for Alaska to probe for himself the vexed
/ Controller Bay affair. The War Secretary
itinerary has included also a look into the
big cofferdam wherein the skeleton Of the
Maine is being laid bare, and an inspection
OF our we'll behaved Porto Rican brothers.
whose welfare comes under the general SUI
rervision # the Secretary Of War That
wealthy eX-rdn"hma1. farmer, soldier and
society man. Governor Cotton. has been tho
host of his chief in san Juan
But Secretary Stimsons rest period viii
he spent during August at his country home
and farm az Cold Spring Harbor. ON the
north shore OF Lang Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

quarter the winds DO not venture save in
the season of SHOWS.
The wids Of the West VIII be the play
ground Of the TWO remaining Cabinet mem
beers. The Secretary of Agriculture. Mi
Wilson. VIII combine business with pleas
ure and inspect the great national forests.
Of which ne is chief guardian. and the Post
master General Mr.. Hitchcock. will knock
about Arizona and more firmly establish
his citizenship in that incipient state. which
he hopes ere long 70 represent in the Sen
ate.
The longest vacations enioyed by ofic'h-
dom are those Of the Supreme Court who
have 10 themselves the ent.r" spring and
summer seasons During re tine onief
Justice Whites most exquisite joy IS all
wavs in watching the national game
or reading the scores If the big leagues
Another enthusiastic fan" on the Supreme
bench is Justice Day. whose colleague. jus
ti,a Harlan. THE old Roman. IS az enthu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
nv John FIrreth Watkins.

,ppuTRF sea and sunlit shore, forest
fas,ness and mountain slope now
~ lure oflcialdom 20 its playume long
81 60, the first citizen Of the realm VIII
~,,,nol and froHc up and down beVeriy
- until subdued again by the autuninai
..,-4erlust YOU already know II YOU reau
= s,,d,v's Tribune said realm sec
= citizen HES himself hence to uuca'
80 mon tho slopes overlooking 'ne
,-.-,,,s~inc Mohawk he will play al nus
go. until. perchance. the notion taxes
=, as often before. 70 enjoy the zephNrs
= che nearby Adirondacks or 10 angle IN
,he ST Lawrence.
-sering over the hodgerows Of the Sher-
r,,r homestead YOU may get glimpse OF
= yfce-Pres'dont making great preten0e
= br-oHc usefulness. and ne was in TINS
r,s~a~+eristic mood when our sudacious
.,,,ebooter caught him. blue-handed. IN
,ba act of pluckinE grapes from his own
- r,asrrirb. as tho Vice-P President was
-, within half dozen blocks RI his
picturesque manor there rs no aearln VI
-bbors upon the sherman lawn these
summer evenings.
sur an Of Mr.. Sherman hot weather
measures are not enloved within the nome
pale as eo'le'. Hs "o' u. .a-,o-
know DO hos "a record that might some
times eN'lif even 'lI. PIT. -
there sN'n IN eiilo'i'l IN NV o.. -. ...
I.'oL L<l.-- - 80 - hast -vban
-...,..- l-.,~;-- co.. chat broth
g. -,.....4,. ,,.,, . Collection NJ
49, r---,.-.s ,,d bas hoer
GUYS .--..,.. ,-,,, .o,,~
counted one s-..f-t, ..r,,o
PAYERS ol l' - 49, goif
60 .,o,,-r that sherman
-,.,,. -,,,,,,a -,-,l,e g., marc than passabre
-. .l. ,.-t-. b,,. when he wishes
l.ou.~ .5o echoes of parliamentary
- ,.,s .--,,s,e be docs not. for sport.
- l..- s.,.,.,ioe IN tho pir~eui, off the
49, 80. .-,oro a. an 4au1i~ins biog-
yanner puts &c. che is "a baseball fan OF
re thi-ty-thrce degree and likes 90 get
ir-o the roofing when the game grows eN-
c.-rc." Motornc. too. is diversion
which makes him forget the grind nj the
fftl wheel,
The premier Of the Cabinet. Ny. Knox
will do his I'olieNinI' 'I-'"-" -A.- "S' anu
part or Sehienl'ei' "- Dap' nay ,-' 80.
resort on ."7 '''~' o''''' -.
-iaI,lso- ,,...s,,,-
E 'Nnd. 3-' -
mo autumn" '--" .'-'' 49,.
nt1oh s H.""'"- nus ..,, -,
cree. --T -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

most sacred that they will never spend
another summer on a farm as long as
there are summers and farms.
Now. the chances are that the farmer
they have just left is making a solemn
vow about this time. too. But It's differ
ent sort OF a promise 70 himself. He swears
that he VIII never allow another boarder 70
cross the threshold OF his front gate as long
as he has a shotgun and enough strength
10 pull its trigger.
He goes out to the public road and nails
a belllgerent sign on some prominent tree.
The sign reads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

THAT gives YOU something Of an idea
Of how the farmer regards the city man
that returns kicking 10 his home in the
blstering town. Come 10 think or IL. the
farmers side II the summer boarder ques-
ton has never been made public and peo-
pie ought 10 know about ~. Take few OF
these things down and print EN- IN your
paper
lie Of the graphite prepared to do as he
Nas bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
TAKE NOTICE,

This farm s posted. and furthermore
ANY person living iu town ~ more than
five hundred tJ0Oi inhabitants b. hereby
warned against setting foot upon any part
OF this farm. or upon the fences appertain
ing thereto. under penalty ~ the extreme
law and severe personal injury
have "a son who BIS half wittod and who
i= very careless with fhc rife We also keep
large pack ut bluothouuds running 40
large an lf which sunsr continually from
acute rihis-.
T.. S-FARMERS ARE WELCOME,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

A man who has ever been on farm or
worked on one resumed Mr. Meeker, at
any time in his past rfe will never know
inglv spend his summer boarding AZ farm
house He knows better He didn't Ike
the farm and he got far away from II.
He'd rather pant out his hot nights in a
hall room that opens on two by four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

stastIc over golf which "a PLAYS on the
Presidential course. at Chevy Chase. The
favorte summer haunt Of Justice Hughes
= Saranac Lake. where Mrs Hughes and
he~ daughters delight In capoeiu- Justice
Oliver Wendell Irolmes enjoys each sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06

NAVY SECRETARY MEYER.
MOTORING with the German Ar'oassaoor'
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Continued on seventh page.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
OkIunomA.


EEhC4<Al4
$50 ACRES farming land. Craig county.
Oklahoma, improved, springs; deep sol
lays fine; near market; $500 per acre,
best terms. j. W. Gowdy, Muskogee. OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

CHOICE RAILROAD LANDS 80 lust
thrown ON the market. Alberta Canada
ten years time. CAN or write r. s. Flor.
Gen'l Agt- c. p. r., 40 Board OF Trade
Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

Free Trip to Oregon

Free Trip to OREGON
We want you TO sea this wonderful
country The home OF the Oregon APP
pie" Ten acres OF good Oregon apple
orchard will net more returns yearly than
100 acres OF your best farm land
SANrIAM FRUIT COLONY, INC.
George Il. WlghtInan, CTsn. sales Mgr.
Address or call, Sanford Hotel or phone
south Dakota.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
100 acres. improved, six miles from Win
ner. Trip county, South Dakota. Ad-
dress George Koch, Dexter. Ia
HOMESTEAD lands in the famous
Rosebud coutry OF south Dakota Me-
iette and Bennett counties to be opened
October 70 October a. Dallas Is the
terminal registration point and closest
point Of registration to these lands. Free
booklet and Information by addressing
Greater Dallas COMMITTEES. Dallas. s. -.
ROSEBUD LANDS.
AUTHENTIC map OF that portion open
each. ON sale at Beaton Drug Co or L
Mcdonnell. go Paxton Blk, Omaha.
Texas.
1--WE acre orange orchards-t1, OO0.00
$4,000 cash, balance terms. Bearing or
chaFd, four years Send for booklet, Me-
lado Land Co. Audubon La,
LAND OPENING-Over 100000 acres
thrown open 20 the public for settlement
in Texas; sl-5o 70 500 per acre; uue di-
balance forty years Address Box -
Houston, Tex
REAL ESTATE LOANS
= ,-,,,,.,- 90. 49, = !. - =
Farnam Smith q Co.. 1870 Earnam ST.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
ions New Omaha Natl Sank BUILDING
MONEY TO LoAN-Payns Inv Co.
wANTED-city loans. Peters Trust Co.
CITY and farm. JOHN n. PREMIER.
MONEY TO loan on business or residence
properties. $1,000 20 S2oo,Jl0 W. ID
THOMAS. sos First Nat Bank Bldg.
nOO TO $4,000 made promptly. 3. D. Wsad,
Wead Bldg.' 18th and Farnam SITS.
LOW RATES. BEMIs-CARLBERG co
glO-3l2 Brandeia rheater Bldg.
WANTED-FARM LOANS. Kloks In
vestmeHt Company, Omaha
& 51aa W ely & s sGa sarg sss Of g.s
FIRST TRUST co. farm farm and nd ai5 ~
LARGE city Loans wanted; moItgasS.-
& bonds bought and sold. STILL R41J-
GARvIN BROS 5 5sA g 6 800 e e noe e
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
HANDLE exchanges everywhere. For
results see ne Dean, az Bee. Bldg y. 1874
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
OFFERED FoR SALE

RADIANT HOME double heater. las S
9Th St
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
A New One

NO. 3419 CUNNING ST.
We want 20 show you this brand new
S-room house, as we believe il will meet
with your entire approval II you are look
ing for something good in the way OF a
well located and up-tO-date home. The
price Is certainly low enough. only e. IOl.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
new Mexico.

COLONIZATION AND RANCH LANDS
YOC WANT THIS
IS. 900 acres New Mexico ranch, 5000 acres
can be irrigated; S8.OJ. Terms. kellogg
Broker, Audubon, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
Harrison & Morton

Three cottages, walking distance, rent
value $40. Price, Ss.150. Tel. Douglas 2S42,
A-2S42
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm In 20 insert a small want al
in the Des Moines Capital Largest cir
culation in the state OF Iowa. 43,O0o daily
The Capital - read by ana believed in by
the standpatters Of Iowa, who simply re-
fuse to permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates. 1 cent a word a day; 81. .
per line per month. count six ord nary
words 60 the line. Address Des Molnes
Capital, Des Muines, la.
1Z5-ACRE improved farm with orchard.
s miles n. 2. Council Bluffs So per AGRA
IL quick. "a acres, we'll improved SIS per
acre.
Day 81 Hess Co, Sole Agents. Co. Bluffs
FOR sALE-2sO acres improved Iowa
farm. $50. L. B. IS Van Vert Ia.
GOOD 2o-ACRE PLACE
Four miles from Council Bluffs, all good
land, most OF IL upland valley and very
rich. has fine crop this year IN spite OF
drouth Neat broom cottage with we'll
ana cistern water in Kitchen good barn.
. acres OF fine bearing orchard which,
with a little care, viii pay Tor the place
in few years. Level rund 20 city ana
school house across the road. cheap
place at S4.2oo' S,50o cash, balance long
MCGEE REAL ESTATE CO..
los Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
Missouri.
5000 acres, center Of fruit belt south
west Missouri, Improved and unim-
proved; fruit. stuckraising, general farm
ing, 50 acre up. Write today for informa-
ton. w. Fl. Smith, Monet Mo.
Nebraskn.
wANTED-55 Nebraska ranches and
farms for Iowa customers. Alleshouse Sc
Co, Council Bluffs, Ia
100 CUSTER co. farms Just on market.
SIS up; easy terms. Walker Co, SA2 Bran
deis Theater.
NEBRASKA and Oregon land. IS up.
s94 Brandeis Bldg.
HOMESTEAD acres for SIZE; about
70 miles out; rich farm land, not SAND.
Was an old entry, now cancelled. Worth
s. 900. J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
GOOD Nebraska land. 80 up. ]. N.
Sweet. 329f Neville.
IMPROVED Nebraska farms. 50 an acre
up. Write or call for our list. Woodward.
ia Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
1OO.ACRE farm near Benson for sale.
cheap owner has incurabie sickness. In
quire room j04, Brown block.
East Neb. land. S5. ss4 Brandeis Bldg,
BURT COUNTY IMPROVED 1GO ACRES
House, rooms; barn, horses, granary,
hog house, sheds, windmill, l4O acres cul-
tivated. 20 pasture; moth Craig $3.50 per
acre. j. A. Gibbons, owner. Elkhorn, Neh.
new Mexico.
COLONIZATION AND RANCH LANDS
YOU WANT THIS
IS. 900 acres New Mexico ranch, $1,000 acres
can be irrigated; S301 Terms. Kellogg,
Broker Audubon, Ia.
OkInnOmA.
OKLAHOMA FARM LANDS.
Do you want a good farm in the rich
est farming county in eastern Oklahoma,
near MuskOgee2 Five railroads, close u
markets and schools; good water, pIentJ
OF rainfall, mild winters, deep black soil,
these farms produce fine crops OK corn,
wheat, oats, alfalfa, cotton and AL kind
OF fruit these lands are being rapidly
bought up 10000 acres 70 select from,
prices range from IS to $50 per acre L.
Interested write for lists, or. better coma
ana see for yourself. Best OF terms.
j. ". GOWpY. Muskogee. Okl.
SPECIAL
$50 ACRES farming land, Craig county
Oklahoma, improved; 4 springs, deep SOL
lays fine; near market; $500 per acre
best terms. j. W, GOwdy, Muskogee. OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

zine, improved farm, ia acres, IN s sass-
ern Kansas, 100 miles suuthweHt Oh M. M,
sas Citv. two sets Of buildings, good
orchards 240 acres under pillow, pn.a ~
meadow and pasture, membranes. A,voo
pr'ce SO per acre. VIII trade TOR OIllt,a
rental property and assume reasoiaS'o
lncumbrance. G 4l6, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
J. H. Sherwood
REAL ESTATE


FARM e RANCH LAND ron SALE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Conunuedl
REAL ESTATE
Farm a RANCH LANn FOR SALE
tContinuedl
Florida
st Lucie Gardens and
Citrus Fruit Lands

Located In 81. Lucie county, Florida. on
the famous Indian river, between Fort
Pierce and Pam Beach, On main line OF
Florida East Coast railway. Seven sta
tons on or near tructs-every acre within
0ne-half mile TO four miles Of station
Here are finest pineapple plantations and
citrus FRUIT groves in the state OF Florida.
Will sell IN tracts OF 90 acres up az $40
per acre-0ne third cash. balance In five
years. Drainage bitches and graded
roads being built and will be completed
without cost 20 land buyers. Upon pay
ment Of half cash. deed and abstract
showing land clear and free OF every in
cumbrance. win be delivered. A clean
cut land proposition that gives a man
real value for his money. To agents who
can produce results we offer very at
tractive proposition.
Coidren Land Co. 10 New York Life
Bldg Kansas CITY Mo.
Schaaf- McCann Investment Co., 40 s. 18th
St. Lincoln. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
I3 ROOMS-ALL MODERN. S., 900.
We have a two-apartment house, con-
tanning 18 rooms, bath rooms bed
rooms with parior, dining room and
Kitchen in each apartment, with new
plumbing and good heating plant
This property 10 too large for present
owner and IL is a splendid proposition for
some one who will buy II and divide IL
into four three-roum apartments. Owing
to the arrangement OF the house. this
work can be done al a very small expense
and when completed the apartments vii
rent for IS each. The buyer can live IN
one apartment, rent the rest and make a
good Investment out OF your home
The building is we'll built and in good
condition, only l3 minutes ride TO the
center OF the city. one block from the
Dodge street car line and in good resi-
dence district.
THE NUMBER Is egl9 NORTH
NTH STREET.
II IS lust north OF Ohio on the Florence
boulevard. good s or 7-room modern
mouse will be taken in exchange at the
right price This proposition is certainly
worth looking at
NORRIS & MARTIN.
90 Bee Bldg. Doug 40, A-42f0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

SIS TO SIS AN ACRE land I offer will
double in value next three years; = rents
better than 10 per cent z. e Secor
selma Ala.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
OFFERED FOR RENT


l1ff Howard st., nicely Furnished rooms
front parlor and bedroom, private en-
trance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
POULTRY AND PET Stock

MRS. c. w. CHAPMAN, H 524O Hal
goods. all descriptions: combings made up
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-18
GOVERNMENT TO PUSH
ALL MEXICAN CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Americans
who have legitimate claims against Mex
leo for legitimate injuries sustained
during the revolution will be amply
protected by the state department. II
is said at the department that in every
case known to an American consul If
an American having been killed Or
wounded or suffered property loss, tne
embassy in the city of Mexico mas
promptly made formal complaint to the
foreign office.
On the whole these losses will be
much less than was supposed when the
fighting was in progress. The greatest
pecuniary sufferers will prove to be
American Industrial concerns whose bus
mess was interrupted and planters
whose crops were not gathered owing to
the desertion or drafting of their la
borers. For relatives of Americans ac-
tually killed by brigands or by shots
fired across the international line by
the combatants, substantial damage WIN
be collected, but these cases are not
many in the aggregate.
The Mexican government has assured
the American embassy that it soon will
proceed to the adjustment of these
claims.