davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
81. LonIs live stocL AIarLet.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. ll.-CATTTsE-Re
ceipts, go head. including $50 Texans
market steady; native beef steers, s5OoG
9Oo; cows and heiters. Ss.O0a7.oo; stoc kers
and feeders, =. Nus IS; Texas and Ihidiau
steers, MOod67a; COWS aud heifers. &ttlei
40; calves, la carload lots, tAO0Sd1.50
HOGS-Receipts 800 head; market &
ers, t6l5dS As; butchers and best heavy
50 lbgi8.5N
No sheen market
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
IiverpoOI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. I.-WHEAT-spot
easy; No. : Manitoba, 70 Cd; No. 3 Man
ttoba. IS sad; futures. easter December.
CORN-Spot, easy; American mixed gS
ID futures, quiet; January, SIS SID Feb.
yuary. IS SD.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
81. Joaeph 1--we stock Marked.

ST. JOSEPH. 40. Nov. n.-CATTI.E-
Receipts, 100 head; market, steady; steers
AIstiSs5i cows and heifers, t&0odA0l;
calves. SA00fl.50
IIoGs-Reeeipis. L20O head: market
steady 70 strong; top. t6ts; bulk sales,
81 i0QSSA
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. none;
narket. unchanged; lambs S09dS75.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Given Ten Yesrs for AsssuIt.

STORM LAKE, Ia, Nov. Il.-(Specisl -
George Trabu OF Newell was sentence
TO ten years in the penitentsry b. Judge
A. D. Ballie in district court here today
for an attempted assault on EsteIins
steser, at Newell three weeks ago. The
girl is about Il years OF age and deaf
mute. Trabu confessed his guilt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
milwaukee, Grain ,r.rL,et.

MILWAUKEE Nov. 1i.-WHEAT-N No
northern, Sl0Sal 90; No. ., 81 o49Ii. OF: No
hard winter, s1.Oo9l.Oe; December, 94Ic:
May, 99ika9essc $50
OAfS-Standard, 4Sisc.
BARLEY-Malting, HI6dL2G.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

PEORIA, Nov. 1t.-CORN-Steady: No
yellow, offered. 6Sc; No. 4 yellow. epSs
SO%c; No. mixed SIC; No. mixed Coz;
sample. 6Shc
oATs-H Higher; No. white, 4sc: stand
ard Este: No. white, 47i4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

VIEW YORK. Nov 1.-The statement
OF The clearing house banks for the
week (nve daysl shows that the banks
hold fi2.0s6, $50 reserve IN excess Of the
legal requirements. This r. r decrease
o. sc.l65.b0o IN the prJpOrtionste cash re-
serve as compared with last week The
statement follows,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Lonhnn aincIl MnrLet.

LONDON, Nov ii.-American securities
opened steady and higher here today.
The market continued TO improve until
rear the closing. whom most OF the gains
we're lost under realizing. The closing
vas steady, with prices ranging from IA
Z higher than yesterdays New York
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov, u,-MoNEY-on
call, nominal
TIME LOANS-Steadyi sixty and ninety
DAYS, Sh62A per cent; six months, Sl=g
ifftiME MERCANTILE PAPER-fN@
sfEaIING ENCHANGE-Ste steady, with
actual business IN bankers bills at N.SSSo
for sixty days aud tlT for demand;
commercial bills t4S9ls.
slLyER-Bar, 5@156,so; Mexican dol
BoNDs-Goyernment. steady; railroad,
cies!ns quotations on bonds today were
o, 5. s. res .isos ~. c. Ist rst IS. ss's
DO coupon ...,..l eQs Inter Net. iiss...,. iais
do g res. .,.., ,iaiA Inter III N. l,ss So
90 coupon .lelst sjspan ts ..,...... Sc.
DO a rcg.....,.,.liyA sdo Aisa .,,,...... 81.
DO ovpon ..,...... lisa iii q. So Ist Ga fsL
Ais'Chal, 10 o.. SEA /. 8. deb - Osgn ast
| 49,. = \. AN. &c.. @is
Aihs-Chal. ist es,.. - n, x. 4 r. lat "a. ~
sAm. AZ, bs,...... ,loih DO sen. tks-.,.. ST.
An. r. a z. rv. Nneh No, Pacific e.. 7st
Am. Tobaoeo fs..,.,. NNN. r. Of " Nis. 81,
% q -. -. us W., n y sen SIS, ssN
Atehitou sen. "a. ssAsN. T., n Il, a Il.
90 ~ Sy is,s n 81 " .'i l.. a y
A. G. 1. ist is.. ~ do cy. ls...,.,.. .iOs,i
3 a o, ts.,,..".... - No. Pssino ,I.,..... ioot
do 5. W. $50. sea orr. s l. rfds a.. ss..
p =. q, s,''''' IS, SIS r,Ss. sy ''ss usis'. b
&C % N. J. hSlet 81. l. A. s. 4. T. a. 81
e. a o, 4lss,.,...ielA do gen. Ss........ 81
DO ". tits ......,.. Stfs 81. I. W C. a F9t.
&C q A. ghs..., uh sdo let sold a.. tii,
C.. u. q .. q. a., elaA, A, L. adj. "a. 70
90 sen. Ss..,....., u -. Pacific col. "a. ssis
g, A. q 81 p. % ey. <s........... sIis
deb ts,............ s2h DO n n lSt r. a 81
@. Ri a p G. a TtA So Ry. 81 nos
70 rtg. tr..-....,.. tsN do sen. A. ..... ipl
7 Colo. Ind 49, 70 union Pacific e.. ioiI
Ole Midland e., ~ DO cv ts.......... .i0si,
- a. r6s AVS. tla ist r. e.. 81
D.. a VI. cv. "a ISL L. =. Ruhher - . iaI
IN n. G. g.. sou steel "a o. i. .tes,t
90 ~ 49,. - Na.-AAr. CHI S. I60s,
[ ns.illsra S. ...,.. SO. ssWthasa LAT So !. 10
Kris pr lieu tr.-.,t 50 40 iEt-ezt A. ... gis.
du SEQ ~ ....... ltt Weaf, Nd. &c.. "a
do ~ IA ser A Nh Wesi ~ 81. 81 SEQ,
" ssl n.s.rr iis via Can. a. ,..., o.,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

Aggregate cash reserve. 800 253, 600
Trust companies reserve With clearing
house members carrying % per Eent cash
rsEorve, f54, l84,OlO
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies IN Greater New York not re-
porting 20 New York cies ring house:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

KANSAS CITY. Nov. u.-WHEAT--
cssh UNCHANGED; No. hard s7cdsi Oi
No. 3 ssceslOs; No red, sJdsSc: No, q
coRN-Unohanaed No. . mixed. 73iSe;
No. \ DO No. 2 white. 7Sisc; No 3. Tsitc.
OATS nchangsd; No. white. iS6
te,tc; No. 2 mixed 4sdtl.c
RYE-94ffe5c
. iTAH--Steady: choice timothv. Sia 5Ao
tv9: choice prairie slSO0aia50.
HlI fkls~Creamery Sic: firsts zee.
seconds. &c: packing stock, 2Oc.
EdGs-ENtEas 2Sc; firsts. s1c; seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Date lsll. 1g1o .l1soq ~ l1pQl. les. le1s
Sunday.
RECEIPTs-CARs.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
a. the Union Stock Yards south Omaha,
Een., Tor twenty-four hours ending at 3
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Wool Market.


ST, LOUIS, Nov ii.-wOOL.-Steaav
territory and western mediums, i6s51a2Nc
fine mediums. i6d1sc; fine, iIqlSo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

Cen ri.-. bsfs7 Ne Pacific e. &c. sss,
snis s.oHersd.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

lounce.
MoNEY--1Na2 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills 10 as dSs1 per cent;
for three months bills, 5ls GS5s per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

reisistent Adysrtisiag :, ne ROAD %
Big Retmns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Al CONDITION

aggregate cash reserve. SAT-, 332, 600
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 3 per cent cash
reserve. e5aG20 OnO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

Key to the situation-Rss Want Al,.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

MINNEAPOLIS NOV. if.--WHEAT-
December. n.0lsi May. Si.OSA al .0Sif; July.
sl'e@; cash. No. j hard. 81 O5N: No 4
norhern sloie No. northern. Si.Oea
FI4AN- 22OiL.
HARLEY
CORNING. 2 yellow. T;c
oArf-NO. o Whita. A5itfi4sis &C.
HYE-No g &de3c.
BRAN-ses 0Odea 81
FLOL R-Eirst patents. Sil0QS.aB, sec
ond Patents, N1ofS0e. fret clears 8. "a
41i5i seooTd cles.E- t25oaafo
hey to tas sliusaoa-Bes Want Ad..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

Key 70 Inc sltgaiion-Bes Wan, Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
sIIIcAeo' GRAIN ANp .rRovIsIoNs
Esatuves Of the Trading and CIoaiaE
Prices ON Hoard of TPade.

CHICAGO, Nov. ii.-Wheat reacted
lower more than Z cents today after \
sudden upward Jump OF cent shorts,
IN = stampede over sensational damage
said 10 have been caused by tho blizzard
northwest. forced The bulge until a
deluEe OF proft-taking sales on spreads
prices down with crash The close
was comparatively steady, but al a los :
OF isQ8 70 ic net.
i Assertions that millions OF bushels OF
wheat on the Canadihn prsIries had fbeeu
frozen and buried by tic blizzard were
az first received with incredulity. but
when apparently backed up by the action
90 northwestern markets, put short SELL
ern here Into such Hurry that every
tin4 olfe Tor the moment vas lost sight
OF Later Minneapolis dispatches told OF
certain Chicago houses beng heavy SELL
ers up north About the same time Il
developed that one OF the principal hold
era Of cash wheat here had been unload.
ms busily through the medium OF Do
cember contractr All the ADVANCE and
much more la addition quickly melted
away and for time dealers who had
favored the, bull side. showed evidence OF
belng as dcmoralled as had been the
case earlier With opponents. SUISSE
uuently teeling sprang up that the re-
action has been excessive and rs re-
was full ~ relatively erratic movements
that bewidered the pt during the rest
y the session During the opening and
The close December fluctuated from ESQ
cent under last night.
In the contract with wheat the mar
Sst for corn wns g. dun affair governed
almost Wholly by the course OF the more
expensive CEREAL. AS II BY common con-
sent the Dig traders kept out OF sight
December ranged irom 6sAtQb54tc TO 6s,ee
and closed steady, but ssQlsc down al
@-snp3lsc. Cash grades were IN good
dsnHnd. No. yellow was quoted at
Active selling by both longz and shorts
destroyed strength that had shown IT,
self early IN oats because % small offer
mss from the country. The late drive
AZ prices appeared 20 be natural result
OF the weakness OF other grain. High
and low levels touched by December were
fl,s4f15sc and t7hc. with the close at
the last nanled fignres, a logs OF 80 nom
last night
There was no demand for packing house
products until prices made a suhFtantiai
drop On the contrary. the recent nd.
sSQcea brought IN many selling orders
ana broke the market. Tonight the
laekboards showed provisions less costly
hN 10 TO 20 cents an around
Qlotatlon Oh leaalng pruuucta were.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

y I. ] .yI,et. I lilkh. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
per, Isst.t4 soi s3t. @i. "a.
MAJ lte3t vs teit iNs O04
csass' ga va 9Nipftee si!5
Das.. ib3d5git 6Jf' ~. rs. isqs. al sstl
Ma. efi4 aak asisQs. ~ a. 80
July, ca. SO sn "a 6lis ~
f'ats
Dee. s,,g y as.g. "a, 81. 4ie,
Msy'loStss ia', eA tsEeS0
July s,,iSi.@'s.f9snSHgs8A l6'i
Jan.. y 9 10 y IS IS Is Is is "a
Jsly. - q % % Is 5as 10 6eia 10 81
AIN. 3 92N . GN % g1iL' A.
May a.ii S7ii D Bus sssE a 81.
l3bs
} JAM SIS 5 sIl q 20 40 sse
Nav 3 % S6rh SIS 5 57iei Sos
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

IL ,.. sss "'''...i'' e. S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

Tom Osborne. ghe bookseller. was
one of ~that mercantile rugged race 70
which the deIicacy Of the poet Is some
times exposed"
Osborne. irrifated By what be
thought an unnecessary delay on the
part of Johnson. went one day into the
room where johnson was sitting and
abused him IN the most liberal man,
ner Johnson heard him some time IN
moved. but az last. losing all patience.
be seized huge folio and. aiming a
blow at the booksellers head. succeed
20 10 sebding him sprawlIDg 70 the
floor. Osborne alarmed the family BY
his cries. but Johnson. placing bis foot
on his breast would not let him stir
until be had exposed him IN that sltua-
fion and then left him with this tn
umphanf expresslon "Lie there. thou
son OF duiiuete. Ignorance and 0D1cuf-
lfy.7-From Kearsley's ~Anecdotes.v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

Here - an interesting lege1d ekouf
sn of9ca Which appears as tie ia1ze
~ faz1iiT e Nats1e Ibs sfory. A.
Hearn feiis r.. "a that ~Onee 3 s4rv-
ant u fke family went - fse. in ~.
spite u bis masters orders % remain
lu me hoEge When ~ eame baek
ire saM1rzi sew i1fC yNxs Gad kiii-
- hfn1 Thea fhe nlarderpr feit sorr5
and Dpried fke body A. TIE gareeu "
bamboo patch. TIE day afier the
seryant came baek again and aI,oio-
gszed foE hgs absence AZ Ise T0u
can guess the rest u the iegebd
When the grave vas opened there
was ~ dead body there only an ofu-
a cut IL two. a. II by a sword slash p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21
PimpIes, BIaekheads
Vanish Like Magic


sre-tkst1ax 1oaee - one - fse r,1r-
geiS ~ ~ ere ft faN E4gF fiHk the
Fe&g1ks sFc< ee1 g1 ssffy nNla ave- 4smoft
5ffD aS4e. yeg e1 ~ tse fATells
tsfcfe yt1f fefy egea. Iris a. Egf IT,
eHxeta4eA elg<e cne ts4ai ~ Cs-ffrtIay
9cMD "a stDpe ii 4x1 Dea4Ne II Yta
ste nes e4tiefeE ntA iL fbs nDDey gr1
D&i1 fef f VIII ~ eisfeff1Jv ref1sies
cg-4-fiag fscap eoHtaine woD1eff1i
fS&y ~Aif A1s teea f91n1 sf1 ie
mined - eHY sNs isezlify ~ NsTleD.
WteN eDCiie1 70 ffe 1tir. even il me
1cffg ~ C4~ff-cI4y f5pac, Il DrD61ees p
WfHt afyfli3tfoH esffraTg ~ ff Nkr
--.5H4f Iiks = bAb5-s fieek u aDeC-
lglejs ezfe arG ron-irl-fle9g - t1e
Gegl1eKe1t NxlH.
ne u N1ss mare Dcr1srx ptfgt III
vo4 fzfe aHy pif1,lef sores, zere.
blsf<5sfz1<. er1pficks. rel eDDfe. ef
zsna. Hefgsaeie ~ MUDDY complexion.
eY*r sfle fFS NFe4nY laffer alone. of
Css-ff@eI<J fcs9 win make yc1 feel fte
ffeFef1e - Dnte, ard a4i yDef ekin
ffDDDsee NI elsatpear almost ike
p&Hif ieayirH fte skin Des9fiful. foee-
tinted. 1r1 e5Dtls~e
\ Fcr n.6rt ueret an1 children it ain-
tiy has ~ ea4E ene tFiai Dfovee it
1t rseS into fhf Dcfe1 fcD. afi1 xiys1
1o1f akiE ne cieafesl Dinky appear.
a0cs ts ec,1f Aa1 10 1efz the Dafe-
Aift D9s arN fte 1eaa ekin on
Try Cu-ff-1lay DoaD to1ay, and yolr
dream n 3 Gear faee wis come true.
C1,fl-elay soap "a sesg A. 81 draanlefa
~ ~ rents fake. AZ ye1F 1fgRxiet
fDee mt have 81 eer1 bic name 411
~ cents - th4 ca-ii-eiay ca. csieaHo.
~ niil ~ vent DoaiD4i9. Do.a IN
Cbiekasha. ~ ~ ]. BroWnsou
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21


Ieaese ere sr - .ier rrzz
sra ~ r4l t4z4 - 1zfttzsx s-1s
A. rns vA A ap - aaaAAssns
rfras fa1l4-E rce
z5 - Ezs rez4 nd rEs Fz.g
few -l 21 Ea rr4 1w1 q ssnt
so ~ EAs sr- in SIS sz7saz -
- zzzxE
"A re1 neEea fssw Ra1 11s -1tle
ss4 Ez2e tws us zz uVs r1e
Ler1s FrzTe~ 81 ~ tarE - zErr1
wa- IL 80 Az Enes aS r4.e same
fEe FilT1ng grerxt1e tezerr1,us pl-s
f1s CTR 81 ~ e1 Ef sere1 eaaes
ea pE@rg Sgss1 ws9E, az1
rsrzrsz @Ezz ~ 80 fnler zsa1 y
s-lE e1rks Wa sgazy ga * ~
hsA
gEez E er1as e1s'& sEsa1Esr sEcze 1r
-ren - n q Ezer 1-sa
&e1 eaz erz4 Aar n1r a1 aape ~
wth = rtlD-E Ensu ~ i've seem
= 1e&s-<49 ~ e1g zzz fzaf eEer
f.l1e rss wE.p reaa sIsTzssTe WAS 1s@
F11ez- t.111 Sag Harz1r- Tz ws-1
- nzc Ez1s e rzzs zlzs re 49,
Hem fsS fAe r-1 A=41e1 1z
zaEa1
-F11' reeke<z sd rEs r-z.-
ser--Loa AH8ssa E1m=t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

y Borini. an elderly cabinetmaker
living 10 The Eaaxyiyes quarter Of
Geneva. died last night under *.
fraordinary circumstances. He vas
visited ~ q customer With whom. be
had 0uarfeled. and the dispute con
finued yesterday. when the customer
ln his anger said Monsieur. you are
a fhief~ The cabinetmaker. who had
: very good reputation IN Geneva.
staggered under The insult aud fell %
fbe ground ne Nas carried 70 his
bedroom vhere fis died 3 few hours
later -1eneva Correspondent London
E1.s.s~s-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

10 Wash cream cciOred materials
which tend 70 fade IN washing. 70 that
they xfli retain the rich cream cast
original N fhan. 4 Il only necessary
70 pass them through clean warm wa
ter II which 0niops have been boiled
White materials may BE- stepped in
such liquid % gve them q delicate
cream ahacs. and any which have
fsded nearly white should lie ia the
lain fof a short TINS 70 regain their
original finf. Hiase and finish ID the
usual way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

Several relics Of exceptional value
and of UNUSUAL Interest 10 archaeolo-
glsts were discovered In q small town
near Nuremberg. and as soon az the
news reached him the director Of the
Nuremberg Historical museum went
20 the village and introduced himself
% the mayor. saying.
n am IN charge of the museum at
Nuremberg. and I'd like to-
You're too late, my good SIR IN
ferrupted the mayor. We've already
got here several merry-eo-rounds. a
bearded woman, a theatrical company
composed Of apes, a troupe OF trained
dogs and a band of Hungarian musi-
clans, 80 you can readily see that
wGre got no room for your museum
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

staying FOR the evening session.
There win Be- special entertainments
q he way of bail games and other
sports and contests put on each day
for ne three hours from until 3
O'Clock
Mothers take your babies ont They
Hlll enjoy the delightful breeze and
fbere vii BE- special arrangements FOR
your comfort and convenience
Your lunch baskets viii be checked
free. g12.et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21
Y. NJ. Q. a. .CHAUTAUQUA
JUNE 2O-26

a rfoai week iof pleasure and prof.
y. eyeyg one that can should take IN
zach ono of ibo fourteen numbers.
Bach one ie GOOD and n you get aea.
son tickets they vii cost yon abe-t
4 cents fof each eaieftalnmenf and
baf saff Rifea 70 ehlldren under ~
me ChadfanQua viii Be held ont Al
University park. aleays cool and nice.
Many afc Eoips % mast file 3 regular
picnic week. going out II The after.
noon and taking their supper and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21
~swpEs- SURELY WADE GOOD
s-css HN<ir'a rs>ry n trs Mar Nff<
se-sns prss>sfszs eFtss-
fr Cfazer.

No3eff J WIKI . s.zties x ne
f,1rr of eye A. eeaaic1s. nAo was tie
eref tz1gt = ~ e1i1reAx co1sr IL
erooky1. u sDest4 ire 1r1ss eTer,
~ '1.4 several ,ntereaslng stories.
IHe.s ras 3 ~ 1gsDDee fr0r
hplzeN1eys snto ne heart o. s<ew
Bpsx A~Ae sears axD aza6 Jnsslee
Hiki1 gss 1r5fse1 1own - fae
sc-fs trcckiJn paferfro1s and earn
81 hls NgiEg there W selling Dyzr
water . ne great sweating gszcrs.
ae1 One - ftese. bee1raing interest
~ fn ~ iA1 asked hin hsa name
5~lces f1zrs al. sad fhs boy.
Tie ANsskore1an to.1 Henry A.
Moore s1C@xinfe13ent ~ ne eeeke
Tac a 2 n1& u fbs late Js1gs Hensy
=. Hoe9e. z1o4f 10 toy, Ar. M0ore
H1cxe n ue about tie yoanggter. ard
ne ypf Aifa 3 lcfGi1g anf bg and b.
rl1ce & - cEce TbeN for yezrs
t,nt ssgat ~ Rita.
- few evenings zxc.~ Continued
s1ztlcs Milkin. l rze taxing dinner
eiia soDe fFiends III ne Crescent
<i-D 4 afocky. goc1 boxing and Dros.
pfrtaa spgearing uaa came W 70 our
i4D's IL reply ~ his question. ! tod
hin ~ Jpeze NJIkin
Vel ig19e sald ihe man. 'do you
sfe iAa' 9sntismsD over fherey p,inf.
ine n ore = ne best knoun men IN
ihe eiiy he ~ uy business Dartner.
I'm essng avAy for . long time "a 4
e. fzys sn1 Defofe 20 1 want you
p draw w M wiH
hzt nas ewlDes~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

when BilIzins was away from home
On a long business trip he got a letter
from bis wife that still puzzles him
II ended thus.
BABY f. well and lots brighter than
she used 70 be. Hoping that you arc
the same, remain. your loving wife"
-EverybOdy's Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

There are quarters Ia London 10
NAIch ff4 uselesArsess cf he Dsih .
~ novel pr0position- a district nurse
eaIied ~ q h0nse where there was q
ease u infectious disease.
~Haye y0u a bath In the aousef"
asked the practical visitor.
Yes, mume was tbs reply: ~but,
thank God. we've never 'ad 70 use 81"
London Chronicle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

. what would ssS tbink of =
. merchant pho wrote yoB = Ietgsr 4
. on whipping paper2 Yonr VA =
= ilDnsry represents you ~ is an =
. iutro1ueiion % strangers with .
y whom you want y % business. =
= Wbsi kind of an impression does .
= ~ stationery yoa are using 70. >
. day make upon TIE ouields .
> wcFldf Use Daily Express has >
? msn WHO are REAL printers .
. and who 90 REAL printing On .
> REAL paper Phone ~ and 70 .
. - IL .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

The fesistanes ~ our atmosphere ma
ferisilf retards raindr0ps. hailstoues,
aerOiitcs and an other bodies which
fail through Il. and were It not for the
resistance Il presents every raInst0rm
would BE- disastrous 70 the human
race. as each drop would fail with a
velocity great enough 70 penetrate The
full length of fuli grown mans body.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

A Yarnished floor can be cleaned
more easily II sprinkled with coarse
saH phich Is allowed 70 stand for .
few minutes, then brushed on with .
soft broom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-21

One cup sugar. snehaif cup bnster.
fHo e8ps -four. two-thirds cup i,on
milk. one egg. one teaspoon soda
Flavor with nutr1eg or lemon, o. both
Arizona republican., 1911-01-14
A MOTHER DRIVEN
TO UNNATURAL CRIME
WHEN HE ASKED FOR A
DRINK
She Gave Her Little >Boy carboIic
Acid.

Rochester. y. Y, Jan. 13.-Mrs. Edith
Melber. a widow. who SAYS she is %
years old and a resident of Schenecta-
dy, confessed tonight, according to the
Rochester police, that in a swamp near
Albany last Friday afternoon she gave
her 5-year-old son George carbClic acid,
from the effects of which he died. She
was arrested in the New York Central
station here and was locked mp on a
charge Of murder in the first degree.
She will be taken to Albany in the
morning.
In explanation of her crime, the pO-
lice say, Mrs. Melber says that she has
been a widow for four years. during
which she has har to struggle to care
for herself and child. and that this
battle for an existence drove her to
take the boys life. She is an unusual
IL attractive woman and at the end of
her examination was unnerved and
weeping Historically.
The police were able to MAKE the ar
rest this afternoon by keeping a watch
in the station over a trunk that had
been checked from Schenectady, and
was believed to be the property Of
Mrs Melber. When the woman ap-
peared to get it soon after o'clock she
was arrested.
Mrs Melber at first maintained com
posture. and declared she had given her
child to an uncle who was goins to take
him to Chicago to care for him. When
she made her confession. according to
the police. she said she gave the child
acid when he asked for drink.
Mrs. Melber says that she LETT Shen-
ectady yesterday afternoon and came
to Rochester to look for wO.k. She
stayed in the rooms of the Y. W. c. \.
last night and says she was looking
for work today In the wOman's trunk
were her own clothing and that of her
little boy.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-14
SCHENK POISONING CASE
ENLIVENED BY SCANDAL
STORY OF THE ACCUSED WON
ANS RECREANT LOVE.
She Had often Told Him OF Her Hus-
bands Probable Death.

Wheeling. Jan. 13.-The tedium of
hypothetical questions and technical
testimony was suddenly ended in the
Schenk case when the state, through a
witness brought into the court records
the first intimation of scandal in its
prosecution of Mrs. Schenk. charged
with administering poison TO her hus-
band
Daniel Phillips. a piano salesman,
whose name has been guarded from
ppbiicity. told of long automobile rides
with the accused at her invitation for
more than eighteen months previous to
her arrest. Last year. he said. Mrs.
Schenk talked TO him about ner plans
to secure divorce and later talked
almost constantly of the strong proba
bilities of her husbands death.
Phillips admitted that Mrs. Schenk
on various occasions had given him
costly presents. The state attempted
several times to establish an intimacy
between the defendant and witness, but
all such questions Phillips refused to
answer on the ground that he would
incriminate himself. Phillips told of
many automobile rides which he took
alone with Mrs. Schenk. The witness
admitted that Immediately after Mrs.
Schenk's arrest he had called on Prose
cutting Attorney Handlan and offered to
make a clean breast of the affair.
DR. ]. r Thornton. one of the chief
witnesses for the state. was recalled
this afternoon. He conducted the
blood and other tests in an effort to
secure a correct diagnosis of the case.
In answer to a hypothetical question
by Prosecutor Handland. he said that
the symptoms alleged to have been
shown by Schenk might have been due
to lead poison or arsenic poison
on DISCRIMINATION he admitted
that the sam symptoms might be due
to serious disorders of the stomach.