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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
LundOn and 0'Brien
Exchange Epithets
Lively I1teriude IN House Of Com
mons thar Nearly Leads 70
BLOWS.

LONDON, July Z.-rhers was a lively
inrsriude from the nationalist benches in
the House OF Commons this afternoon in
the form OF an exchange 0f compliments.
which. had II occurred anywhere else. GER
rH1niy would have led % a personal en-
counter William O'Brien. Ieader OF the in
dependent natiOnaiistH. complained % the
speaker thAt he had been inHuited by 1uss-
lions put by Thomas Lundon. nationalist
for the East division OF Limerick VINO as
serted that O'Brien was the descendant OF
the most bIackguArfIy tnn0rmer thar ever
appeared IN ireland
When Lundon refused % recrAct the rs-
marx. OBrien shouted
You ara an Infamous liar and seoundrsI. -
Lundon mada a dive TOR the independent
lsAdsr, but friends saized his cnat tails
and tins incidsnr alassd- II had indi-
Gated, however. nov bAsalaas ars al the
reports 0f a uuGs bsrEssn the nafionalist
factions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Automobile Party
Comes from Winterset
Fourteen MGtors Make Trip 70 Omaha
Over the Short Lima
Road.

Fourteeu automobiles left Wiursrsst at
20 yesterday morning pil0ted by Iowans
and NebrasKana vino wanted 10 inveati-
gaze the conditions OF the Short Linz
road. which runs frum Des Mnines to
Council Butts. and hT the time they mad
PASSED through Two uUwns. the number had
Increased % twenty.
The party arrived In Council Bluffs AT 4
q clock and was met by members of the
Commercial ciub. VINO showed the autniHta
about the CITY Later they came 10 OmahA-
where they mads their headquarters az the
Paxton hotel This morning he party viii
"sxpi0rs'' this city. and after dinner will
return.
Nearly AL OF the officials u Madison
county are in the party. which numbers
over 100.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Lewis Says CortelyOu
Promised a Hearing
St. Louis Publisher Alleges that Fraud
Orders Were Illegally Issued
Against His Concerns.

WASHINGTON, July I.-That former
Postmaster Curtelyou ~absolurely broke his
word and that the second-ciass mail
privilege is q swurd which the Posrofrce
department keeps hanging over the heads
OF publishers TO keep them from opening
their mouths against pnEtoffice Officials
was declared today by E. G, Lewis. presi-
dent az the LEWIS PubiiHn7nE c1mpany OF
St Louis. befure the house pOsrnfrica sx-
pendfrures cummitree.
Lews charged that mail fraud orders
we're uniustIy and unlawfuIly issued
against mis- company
Mr. Curteivuu broke his absolute word
TO me" said Mr.. Lewis. both in regard
to the fraud order which ne issued against
our bank and also az 70 the order against
our woman magazine. He promised Us
hearings in both cases. bur did not give
US any chance at all"
ST. LOUIS. July g7.-Offirinls Of the St
Louis Union Trust company announced To-
day that re company would decline 70
serve as receiver OF the E. G. Lewis
publishing. realty and financial tn
ztirutions under its appointment bg Judges
Dyer and Mcpherson Of the United States
circuit court The cumpauy's decision fol-
lows IT'S examination into the legal qles-
tions involved in the receivership.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
STATEMENT FROM wICKERsHAM
Uncle Sans Antitrust Bureau Find
ing Much Work.
SECRET AGENTS A BUSY LOT
One Thousand Complaints Are Now
Being Investigated
AT WORK IN A DOZEN STATES
Ewrrvthfuz. RanEtng fron Fcafner
Buzr-rz to- Tsl-phsas- tn Come
Under Ban and BE subject
ta the Prsbe.

WASHINGTON Juiv 1.-THE Department.
OF Justice lis planning immeiiate prusecn-
-fou Of an trusts ard munopolies which 90
not fisrulve or take other steps ca ooeS
me sherman law as it has been interpreter
IN the standard OIL. Tobacco ami Powder
trust ,ssaer Attorney General WichersnaAiii
fs 7,f-norlrv TOR tne statement
To make the Sherman iaw effective. the
department. ANTITRUST oureHu ~ no" pc
ing worried t1 its capacity. PrnnaniY L"0'
curnnislinrs OF existing mnnopoiies' re-
4trainrs or illegal agreements % cunrroi
the price af commodities. ranging rom
fearher busters % telephones ara now ne-
ing irlvesfiEared The secret agents OF uhe
bureau have been scattered al over ne
country and tn many instances an inVesn-
cation af an alleged trust is going On IN
a dozen states at the same time
one OF the promised results Of this policy
i. that tiie government viii have in the
courts before the end Of the calendar year
probably dozen antitrust suits. N 4
broad sense the governments antl-trust
actions may be divided into two ciasaes.
Those IA which the Sherman law, as inter-
prsrsj bv the supreme court, directly aD-
niles and those where the additional aues-
tfon Of control of property by ownership
OF patents iB involved.
The cases now pending against the hlec-
tricaI trust and the proceedings against
the Urited shoe Machinery company pre-
sent questions regariinE patents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
More ViOlatOrs of
Sherman Law Fined
Six Men Who Are Members of Three
Companies Plead Guilty in
New York.

NEW YORK Iuiy Z7.-Phiiip s. Dyer,
secretary and treasurer OF the American
Horseshoe company. who was indicted for
being a member OF the pool known as
the Horseshoe Manufacturers association.
described as an illegal combination and
conspiracy in restraint OF trade and COM
merce. today appeared before Judge Arch
bald IN the United States circIir court and
Withdrawing his original plea OF not guilty.
entered a plea of noln cuntendere- Dyer
was fined E-908.
The zines thus Tar imposed On thirty
eight Defendants VINO have made their
pleas totai t4s 500
Pleas OF uolo cnnrenders we're accepted
today BY Judge Archibald from Dana h
BuIlan. head of the supply department Of
the General Electric company, and Wallacs
s Clark his assistant and frum Henry A
Reed and Henry d. Reed OF the Bishup
Gurrapsrcha company. These men wers
fined sI-aa9 each.
A similar plea bg means OF power Of
attorney was received from Richard "
ComHtoCL vice president OF the Rhode
Lsland-Perkina Hursezhoe cumpany A enc
Of E.0oa imposed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Deadlock Between
France and Germany
Over Morocco Still On
French Diplomats Hoping fur Settle
msut. While Standing Pst-Br1tish
Troubled Over Situation.

PARIS. Iuiv E7-The deadlock between
France and Germany continues onI
France expects tnat a way viii be r1und
for a peaceflI solution. To this emd II
is prepared tu 20 to the limits OF cuncilia-
ton out cannot agree either % evacua1A
Morocco or hand over huge Blocks OF
African territory merely in return Tor
C5ermanv's reiterated assurance rhat
France viii not be bothered in the future
IN Morocco.
Thr International peace advocates point
out mat the rsaI danger OF the situHuon
rests in the nation 5 offending Germany 3
pride by driving iJ into corner from
which she might strike IN anger
The Matin today devutes an article 10
what L styies tine German bluff claim
nR thar no one in Germany would u1ink
of daring the risk of a struggle against
the rripia enuent The paper adds.
..-rbe Azadir incident demonstrates rhat
Emperor william efforts 70 obtain bet
Ter relations with Great Britain were
purely hypocrisy The real aim was 20
separate England and France
LONDON Juiy E.-Prsmier Asquirh
made a statement in the House OF Com
mons to-day on the subject Of Morocco
which fully bore out the description OF the
c1tuarinn as one OF real anxiety. The posi-
riun. the premier said. had reAcned
point at which it was bound "a becume
difficult and harAssing unless a soiuunn
was found.
Mr.. As4uth said Great Britain was not
a party % the conversations procee1ns
between France and Germany, but
earnestly and sincerely desired 20 see them
result In an arrangement favorable amt
satisfactory to al parties. He appealed %
the house not to seek % enter into the
details OF the situation al the present
mument The premier said the government
had Thought il right from the beginning 70
make Il clear that failing a satisfactory
settlement Great Britain must become an
active party to a discussion OF the sitIa-
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
tombstone Breaks
Endurance Record
Chicago Aviator Remains N AIR for
Mare Than Four Hours, Travel
ing Nearly eco Miles.

MINEOLA. July gT.-st Croix Iohnstone.
the Chicagn aviator. broke the American
eIldurauce records for usonoplanes and nl-
planes to-day when he remained in the
ar r1r four hours 0ne minute Grry-tnrne
and three fuurtha seconds. ctrcifnE the aTi-
ariun course OF about five miles thirty mine
times. He was compelled to aiiEnt befnre
MS fifty gallons Of gasoline we're con-
suned because Of engine trouble n his all
American Muisant mOnoplane. The previous
American record made Gt san Franciscn
January 20 last. was made by Parmeise,
his record being $685.
Counting gasoline. oil and accessories.
with his own weight Johnsuone eHrried
about 800 pounds OF weight In his Eight.
WINCH was made at a rate close % sixty
miles an hour and about 900 feet dbove the
ground In A gentle breeze.
Although his engine was skipping badly
Johnston said ne could have remained
aloft much longer.
II mad taken some sandwiches up with
me. ne said "bur when I came 70 eai
them found them soaked with oil. was
very hungry and came down to get some
tfing 10 eat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Skeleton
Recovered from the
Wreck of the Maine

HAVANA. Cuha, July a. skeleton. al
most entire. but giving slight hope Of
identiricaIj0n. WAS discovered yesterday On
the berth deck IN the suarboard side u the
Maine These are the FIRST bones found
below the main deck. which has been en-
t.reiy explored
II is believed the skeleton is that Of a
warrant officer. whose quarters were IN
that section Of the 81. This makes the
total number df remains 50 Tar recovered
approximately fourteen. leaving sixty
bodies uurecovered- Practically al hone
has been abandoned OF the recovery OF
other remains forward OF the central su-
persrrucrure. as ali that section mas been
DESTROYED
Preliminary exploration df the after
berth deck. including rhe ward room and
officers state rooms. began today but the
only result was the discovery rhat al the
state room partitions had been thrown
down. greatly impeding the work Of ex-
piorat.on- The junior ward room was sx-
amined. but nothing Of imp0rrancs found
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
NEBRASKA BOOSTERS 60 EAST
Ad Club Men of State JOIN Omaha N
Boston Tour.
SPECIAL TRAIN CARRIES TEEN
To Land National Convention
scheduI. Permits Stops ON
the Way.

Let's go Nebraska Nebraska. the
Live State"' Let's go Omaha
These ara some OF the slogans adopted
by the members Of the Nebraska Publicity
Ieague and their families who left Thurs
day afternoon for Boston 70 attend the
annual convention Of the Associated Adver-
tising Clubs of America
Sixty NehraskanH are IN the party and
OF this number sevenrsen are rrum rhis
city Lincoln comes next in point OF mum.
berz
The special train. with every cnnceivable
convenience, left Lincoln ar O'Clock
and Omaha ar $50 for Chicago. where the
boosters will be entertained for a snort
while between trains. From Chicago. the
Nsbnaskans viii stop at several cities on
the WY to Boston and VIII be the guests
Of the commercial clubs at these places.
As Omaha had the convention OF the
Associated Advertising Clubs last year II
Ia hardly possible that any attempt will
be made 70 land II for I912 and the local
delegation will probably lend its aid %
the cause OF Dallas. Tex. or St Paul.
Mimi both OF which towns seem TO want
the convention pretty badly.
The following are IN the party: A c.
seurr and wife .. E. McCune and wife
Victor White and family. S. Dariow, A I.
Gale Frank HarwoOd. H A Thompson.
ir.: ". z. Conley, D. ". EdgeIy. Jack
Monks and C. B. Bogue. ir
LINCOLN. JuIy Z.-CSpectaI. The Lin
coin Ad club left at 4-31 this afternoon noF
Boston. where fts members viii attend the
annual convention OF the Associated Adj
verrisfng Clubs 1f America The party was
composed OF the following people from Lin
coin; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L G-.urEn
Mr. and Mrs. 3. r McKelv1s. Mr and Mrs
r. v WestfaIl. Mr. and Mrs A I. Guile
Lse ". HaIl. Mr.. and Mrs.. K Z AIlIr-rv
H R. Eeiso. A G. Barber B. B. Wilson
H ". Coulter H T. Folsom. f. Herpol-
sheimer Leo S1ulNup Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Pound and : R. Whftmer
From other points IN the state were the
following: Mr. and Mrs. ". W Haskell
Ord; F. c. AeEersr anu family. Randolph;
Aubry Duncan. Table Rock: c. B. Caba-
Miss. Norfolk; s. T Wilson. Laurel; Mr.
and Mrs. z. n Marvin. Beatrice: George
Woiz mayor " Fremont; F A Scher-
Finger, Nelson: James Gorthy. Benkelrnan:
Frank Hacker, Friend. William E. Nelson.
Dorcester; 3D. L LunEin. Fairfield
The itinerary OF this Nebraska party
takes them first to Chicago. thence 70 De-
truit. NtHgzra Falls. Rochester down the
St Lawrsnce RIVER 70 Montreal ana Boston.
PLArTSMOCTH Neb.. July Z-lspeciaI
Telegram. The dirscuors OF the Plarrs-
mouth C0mmsreial cIub hsId a mser.uE To-
day and elected q Fl Wsso0ct 20 represent
this city a. the daiegate to the convention
1f the Associated Advertising Clubs OF
AnsrtuR u represent the NebrAslEa Pub
licirY league from Piattsmourh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Senator Bailey
Quits Committee
Texan Does Not Want to Aid Stephen
Investigation Because Of Methods
Of Taking Testimony.

WARRINGTON, Iuly z.-Bscanse Ne does
not believe in the senare's method Of taxi
ing testimony IN Investigations. Senator
Bailey to-day resigned from the COMMITTEES
ON privileges and elections He made no
explanation 20 the senate and ths rsziEnas-
ton was accsptsd without enmmsnL
70 ms friends. Mr.. Bailey said aftzrw4rsI
thar he cuuid not cunasnr % enter On the
worH required m the Investigation Of the
chArsas AGAINST senator Stephenson
Il have been appointed ON the subcom-
mitraa % consider the stephanson case %
ne said NY eunyictiun b rhar the strict
rules az evidences should cuntroi In al
sElch inquiries. The senate dos not on
serve such rules. hur admits AL Kinds ar
matter cannot sec my way clear % de-
cids cass az aucn maEnirlda on such a
basis and thsrexnSa have tsnEtarsd my nas-
iEuartun a. . nambar af Ehs a1mmirrau.''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Excursion Train
Crashes Into Freight
Near Hamlet, S. C,
Seven Persons Killed and More Than
Fifty Injured IN Smashup-Neariy
AL Victims Are Negroes.

HAMLET, S. c.. July z.-Ssven people
were killed and bsrween fifty and seventy
five injured. many OF whom VIII die. when
an excursion train from Durham. n. c.,
running as secnnd No. g On the SeAbOard
Air Line. bound Tor Charlotte. rushed
hsad-on into a freight train IN the yards At
this place.
AT the general offices Of the 5eabuard
Air Line railway at Portsmouth this after
noon it was said that seven people were
killed in the excursion train wreck at Ham
Let and forty injured. Practically all the
victims ara negroes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Practical Farmer Who is
Well Known as a Writer

George W Hervsy, ass0ciRrs edl-
tor az the rWennsrh Century
Farmer. who was Is years of age
Thursday is one OF the best known
practical aagriculr1rzliErz and STOCK
ratssrs IN the state of Nebraska
Born On a STOCK farm IN Isc1sr-
son county o., On Juiy 2. IB46. he
recsiyed an education IN tha c1m-
mon schools and tn "Wednesday and
HopsdaIe c0ilsges- E,Ariy, however.
ne tIrnes1 his Er1enr0n ID EXHIBIT
ing and raising pure bred Stock.
smharEuE IN rhAr business when
our a little over Is During ms en-
tirs residence IN Ohio Mr. Eerves
WAS pruminenr IN a larEe numheE
Of srockmsn ass0Uiariuns. and was
Instrumental IN GrEaniz1nE the first
pure bred Sheep recnrd asssszariOn
IN the United Stauss-
Moving u Nebraska rzFsntlF-.l ls,lr
ysArs Aso ha sst1led In Knox county
ana sOon bal1n 70 take a uruminenI
part IN sr1ck raising circles there
FGr the Last uSsuty-rwo ysars M
Hervsy has bean enEagei IN Jour
nIIist1c WORK with the NEBRASKA
Farmer. the Omaha World Herald
and has been six years in his pres
ent Doaifion- He il also largely en-
gzEed IN stock raising and exhibiting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
FAMOUS BALL PLAYER DEAD
Jahn n. Radcliffe, KRoSVn GE~at
Barre Hand Catcher Tears AEo.
Pa4ses Away

OCEAN CITY. N r, July E-Jnhn T.
Radcliffe famous aH ball player IN the
eos ana eariv 'TOz. died suddenly ar Ocean
city Yacht club here yestsrday- He waA
6 years Old Radcliffe was a member or
the eeiebrated Athletics Gf Philadelphia.
playing catcher ana sh0rtsUop he Was
regarIsd as one az the grear bare-hand
catchsrs OF his time Ra1irllffe lived IN
Camden. ~ T. and AFTER retiring nrum
basa ball became prosperous poultry mar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
Blames Nagel for
Slaughter Of Seals
Or. Hornady Says Secretary of Com
msrce IN His Order Made No Dis
+;nc%io1 "a IN Aga ar Sex

WASHINGTON. Juiy G.-Dr. william T.
HornAday. director Of the New York 20
oIagicaI park. declared today before a
house investigating COMMITTEES that secre-
tary OF Commerce and Labor Nagel was
practically responsible fur the slaughter Of
young seals under legal age an the Prtoi-
lof islands he said No distinction bad
been made as % sex age in the sea-
slaughter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
PTNCHOF REPLIES TO TAFT
Says Root Of Controller Bay Matter is
Left Untouched.
SHORE FRONT SHOULD BE LEASED
Former Forester Insists Only Way ra
Prevent Monopoly In for Govern
ment tn Retain TifIe-Ryan
Given Undae Advanrage.

WASHINGTON. Juiy Z7.-GaffGrd Pinchot-
formerly government forester, and now
president OF the National Conservation AZ
sociatlun today issued statement de-
ciarinE that President TAFT leaves the
root OK the matter wholly untoucned N
mis- message to the senate. denying thAI
there could be any mnnopuiizatiun OF the
water front az Controller buy, Alaska
Mr. Pfncnots statement follows.
The president, defense OF his course in
the Controller bay affair shows how hard
it is To make a good excuse for bad
mistake.
1t leaves the root OF the matter wholly
untouched. In spite OF al explanations.
the racr remains unax AIr. TAFT in Q1an1ng
the lands around Controller bay without
notice 10 the public. has given the inter
ssts behind Ryan an opportunity TO acquire
tha hey 20 the channel Of Controller bay
before the public knew what was going on
The man, which is part CT the president j
message. supported as il is by the testi-
muuy OF Mr. Braves OF the coast and
geodoetia survey befure the congressional
COMMITTEES now investigating this question,
appears 60 snow thar the mile and a halr
OF the zhure front taken I'D by RYAN, to-
gerher with Jhe tracts which ina govern
msur retains, and which IL prohibits
private entry does effacrualIy control the
valuable portion Of the channel.
Public should Retain ConGroL-
BUT whether the president Is right or
whether the map Is right and whoever
Ryan anu his associates VIII be shown
to represent. ii is true, and viii remain
true. thar the lands about Controller bay
should never have been let go. The public
will agree with Colonel Roosevelt that
these terminal lands ought TO have been
kept in the public hands
The so-caIled Ballinger-Piuchut iuvesrz-
CATION opened the eyes or the public Co
the extensive and successful sff1rts which
are being made % mOnOpoIize the resources
of Alaska The fact Developed BY tnis In
vesriga--on constituted a solemn warning
ana a call on the executive for special
waucnfuiness in protecting public property
in Alaska In view OF the need for firm
and careful policy thus emphastzed, IL
was the president duty 70 hold the ter
minaI lands around Controller bay in gov
srnmenr ownership.
Lmnda Available fur Lease.
AS with the coal lands the titfe to the
harbor lands which are the Key 70 the coal
lands should have been held Ia any event
until congress could act. In the meantime.
contrary To the general tmprszsiou- ths
very fact thar these lands were In a ma
f,-opr+,r,u5 m, zaru15 2av.N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
DEAL MADE BY JOHN BRnDERICK
Twenty Five Hundred Dollars the
Amount of Cash Paid
CHARGES BY ATTORNEY 1AEECY
Ab-alve- the Attorneys. but Cont-nsis
that Cerrntn Evidence Has Bs-n
Ju=EtesI with DurinE TRIAL
OF ths. Case.

WASHINGTON. July Z7.-Expressing MIS-
firm conviction tnat his father. former
Staue Senator Z. ". Hoisuaw, received
g. 80 from man vino offered % DAY him
that sum TO vote for Lorimer for the sen
ats. Herschel Z. Holstaw OF Iuka, H.. u
5av appeared before the L0rimer senate
committee and substaurtated his fathers =
famous 'cunfessiun' The father is too III
to appear the son producing doctors s. Ger
tincates % that effect
The son was cashier OF his fathers bank
on June Ia. 1873 the date the father claims
TO have received the money from Senator
John Bruderick and from knowledge Oh
tanned In thar position and from sips ne
put IN evidence proved t1ar nis father
received the money. The son told the
story OF how the Holstaw family received
the blow OF the fathers confession ard OF
his father telling MIN that every word
OF it was true
nj crusH-exaninatiOu. Attorney Hdnecy,
representing senator LOrtmer, said that
the deposit slips had been iuEgied. bath AZ
the present and at the first L0rimer in
vestigation. In explanation he absoived
attorneys OF others connected with the
committee rrum ms charge.
SON Makes a Denial.
The cr0ss-examinati0n was terminated
suddenly when AIr. Hanecy persisted IN
asking the witness. after ne SAID ne had
no knowledge on ths subject ABOUT mdict-
ments brought against MS father. Chair
man Dilingnan suggested that other wit
nessss could give better testimony On the
point and assured Mr.. Hanecy that every
witness he desired would be compelled u
Attend the hearings IL possible.
Thomas 8IcCIuire OF a Chicago detective
agency told af working on the so-called
White confessI0n- He was explaining the
extsnt of bis work when the committee al
jOurned tor the day. Fur the nrsr ten
days OF his services. the detective said
he was employed BY the Chicago Tribune
hut when ne turned over to state Art0r-
ney Wyman II eiueormariun he abtainsd
during tnat period and entered the SER
viue o fths states attorney, thar official
not only paid aim for hiH work during
the ten days he mad been employed by
the Tribune, but reimbursed him with IS
ne had advanced 70 " hite fur a board hill
AT the suggestion OF the Tribune Guun-
sell
Al one time in his testimony IN eN1rnass
said ne knew both Senator Lorimer and
Edward Hines, because both had been his
clients. Later he explained tnat he did
not mean Senator LOrimer personally, but
LGr1mer's bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
PRESTON MAN KILLED BY TRAIN

HUNTLEY. Mont. IuIy r.-Lao MorriH.
agsd 3 Of PrssrnH, Men. was striluH bv
a Northern Pacific pAAaanasr train mere
late Tuesday might alBtaiuinH Injuries
Unich pr1xaA oAuAl yualMnaEy murninx.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28

the al nenhr
am q the
IN Is
living ar and Ma HsrvsS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28
The Weather

For Notwithstanding Latr cooler
Tor Taga-Showers couier-
'r-urperntur- ar Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-28

WALLS END or LINZ England IEiiv
--.-rhn Lacunia- sister shnp % the ErAa-
eonia. built for rhe ClInard SteAmanip dnm-
pauY was lhunGhed here today. The vss-
al WEa ehristsnsd by MrA. WhttalaW BAD.