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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
Trinity College Plckings.

Mis- Genevieve Wood has been com,
PEELED to leave college on account Of
her health,
Mr.. John E. Brown, OF Boone, N
c., spent Friday night on the cam.
tpus with Messrs. w. L. Scott and w
K. Eller,
Mr.. r. c. Goldstein. Of the Law
school, has accepted teachers posi-.
ton In the Asheyille high school. Ht
is teaching history in the high school
and pursuing his law studies under
the direction of member Of the
Asheville bar.
| M. j. L. Hutchinson, OF the graduate
school. has left college. Readers OF
the Archieye will miss his delightful
Surface Philosophy. He has accept
ed a position with his father in the
Alta Vista Cotton Mills, at Alta Vista
Va.
The regular meeting OF the science
club which was to have taken p,ace
last Monday evening has been posts
poned to next Monday evening Pro-
lessor Edwards will lecture on "The
Atom Versus the Electron." There
will be papers on scientific subjects
of current interest by Messrs. T. T.
Wyche, J. r. Hege. and NJ. A. Smith,
Jr, The club will meet promptly AZ
I1:15 In the lecture room Of The
Science building, and the public is in
yited to be present.
Rev. Plato I. Durham, pastor OF
the Central Nj. E. church. OF Concord,
addressed the students at Chapel
Tuesday morning. He Is one Of The
large number OF Trinity men VINO
have important charges liz the minis
try.
Mr.. w. ]. Nelson. OF Lenoir. n. G..
spent Sunday on the campus visit
ing his son, ]. L. Nelson o; the fresh
man class.
Miss Annie St. George. who was
compelled to leave college early In
the fall, has returned TO resume her
work.
Mr. Bullock OF the freshman class.
who went home after the fire, has re-
turned.
Mr.. Lee Johnson OF the Junior
class. one of the victims OF the lire
who went home to replenish his
wardrobe. has returned.
Miss Saliie Smith, OF Fairmont. y.
c.. has come TO stand examinations
and enter the freshman class.
Mr.. +. p. Davis. from the EpEsco-
pal high school d. Alexandria, Va.
has entered college to take the fresh
man examinations. e
Mr.. jeffrey Stanback, from the
South Carolina Military Academy al
Charleston. is here TO take the exami-
nations
Mr.. w. b. Davis OF the Freshman
class. has left college.
The Deutscher vereIn will hold SIS
regular meeting next Friday night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
100000 Immigrants.

New York, Jan. 12-The number Of
passengers that came 10 the unIisi
States via New York IN the year 1916
was I.i0iO00i ~ these 10000 came
10 the sieerage and Of this number
i u estimated that over 100000 we're
immigrants seeking homes III this
country Or Canada A majority Of
the immigrants embarked from Medl-
tefranean poris The figures are from
government reports Just made public
here.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
fhlId Ilnrned tn I,efai,.

Spencer, Jan. I2.-Her clothing
ignitlng from a match, Helen, a g.
year-oId daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
William winecoff, residing near this
place. was burned 10 death Tuesday
evening. A number Of small children
were playing with matches. and acct.
dentally fired a barn, which was de-
stfoyed. and from the same blaze the
child met death.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
W. A. BLOUNT IN LEAD FOR
FLORIDA SENATORIAL HoN0Rs

Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. l2.--W. A.
Blount is maintaining his lead Of APP
proximately $500 votes in the SEN
atorial primary. y p. Bryan is sec
ond. with lead over j. n. c. Stock
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

ton slightly less than 1000 votes.
and II is practically assured that
Blount and Bryan Will be the two
candidates IN the second primary.
But two-thirds the normal vote
was polled. Reports are slow, but II
is not expected that the late returns
will materially change the position
of the candidates.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
Ne Only Grins q, FIN.

Charlotte Observer.
The wlnston-salem Sentinel sees
a refutation Of an old superstition
IN the fact that the crew Of street
car No. 10 in that city captured a
fat 'possum meandering between the
rails. The 'possum may still believe
In omens.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
Would Attract View Capital.

High Point Enterprise.
A bill was introduced in the gen.
eral assembly Saturday to raise the
LEGAL rate OF interest IRON per cent.
70 5 per cent. There Is no doubt but
what this increase would attract new
capital 70 this state-but II works
hardship otherwise on home In
dustries.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
Thinks Victory Has Spoiled Them.
Greensboro Telegram.

Monday in the house Speaker Can
non was sustained on the same point
on which he was oyerruled last
spring. The democrats last spring
voted with the insurgents. Monday
they sided with the old line repub-
licans. what's upg Has victory
spoiled 'em thus early?
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
Defining che Line.

Richmond virginian.
The answer 70 the question.
Where Il the lire N restaint Of
trade drawn" seems 70 Be. Around
the public throat"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
QnIek Lnneh PersIiIare.

Tea or eoffeeT demanded The
hustllng waitress.
He smiled .benignly. Don't tell
me; LET me guess" he whispered.
BROOKLYN Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Some of the weather We are hav.
ing comes from cold storage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Itupit WIZ nav NV SAh1iPSSN -
TO be pitt-ed.
Some of the weather We are hav
ing comes from cold storage.
Out in West Union, Ohio. it seems
that money voted as well as talked
Harmony and good judgment are
the things most needed now by the
democrats
A man just naturally falls in love
But woman, with the present fash
ion. has u hobble in.
Foraker says We have the right TO
fortify the Panama canal. We have
our doubts about il now.
Repentance is the thing that is sorry
and make restitution. Remorse Is
only sorry. but keeps the goods.
The Suns Office boy says Lis idea
OF perfect happiness is eight pounds
OF fudge. and nobody to say when.
o. fudge.
The Ohio idea has become dia-
bolical shame-if recent lynchings
and wholesale yote-buying is clear
view Of il.
He can who thinks he can" says
Jim Robinson. What. can lobster?-
Greensboro News.
A little-not much.
A contemporary philosophers that
there are two sides in politics. You
are right-and. more. There's the
top and the bottom. too
The man who is always Boosting
that he works with his head instead
OF his hands, Is the human wood
pecker. And frequently becomes as
noisy a bore.
The Briggs house. in Chicago. re-
fused TO allow the Gideons 10 put
Bibles in each OF its bedrooms for
the use Of guests wicked. and glad
o. Il. We suppose.
Some men twirl their character
about. as lightly a they would q
walking cane. They little dream
that some day il may be a necessity
for them 10 lean upon.
sss
The dentists Of Fredericksburg.
Va. are going 70 pull together. They
have formed a dental association.
Dentists are singularly peculiarly
class OF people They are never hap
pier than when looking down In the
mouth
The North American Review asks
u the democratic party will commit
suicide. Too sane for that--the
lnsty victor But there viii be LOT
Of republican guys blowing out the
gas. when the democrats 20 IN and
turn on the lights
After ca,aIoging the husbands. a
for and against their wives voting
from . sufragstte point 81 view. ihs
NeW York American wants fam,
fof the vile Who doesn't want t
vote Wen give il 10 you Dear
es,yette' That's a eorking good one
Hand Ne over the prize.
-
u the event u var, the sun has
suggestion for Uncle Sam that VII
bfing deadly results. and there VII
~ % necessity Tor Increasing th
army Le, the advancing line Be
oohor, Of automobiles, with . cente
rush. like some Of them go. and
viii be goodbye for the enemy i
front We % not charge the Va
department ! single cent FOR thI
suggestion
A British writer asks The que
ton Does Human Nstuf
Change9" We'll. We DO not see an
great difference noN Than when cal
became jealous d bis brother. an
TIE children u Israel N0fshIpped Ii
golden call though III the presai
are ihey ID not literally place IA
talf on a pedestal We seem 10 hal
the same old Adamses and Ananlas,
among as
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
When Man shouldn't GrumbIe.'

When a Nan SIiOuIdnt GrumbIe.
Richmond Journal.
Clothes make the women" says
st. Louis lecturer. As woman
makes the man, the later il not him
self independent or clothes. Here
after he shouldn't grumble when his
wife wants forty for a new suit. but
he will. nevertheless.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Chicago Record-Hersld.
what a lonely life an honest man
must lead IN Adams county. Ohio
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Don't Wear I'm Now. Honey.
Dsnyiiie Register.
Ladies should be careful not 10 be
caught asleep at the switch or nap.
ping with one on.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Out in West Union, Ohio, it seems
that money voted as well as talked.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13
HURRYGRAPHS.

Punch the mileage nuisance.
Is your resolution on straight?
People who have the smallpox are
TO be pitt-ed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Advertising rates made known on
Application.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Entered at Durham, N. c., postoffice
as second class mail matter
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

Harmony and good judgment are
the things most needed now by the
democrats.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-13

A British writer asks The ques.
ton Does Human Mature
change9" Wei. We do not see an,
great difference noN Than when caIr
became jealous d bis brother. and
he children 81 Israel Norshipped iht
Foldcn cali though ii the present
are they ID not literally place ~
,ali on a pedestal We seen 10 nav,
the same old Adamses and Ananlassl
among o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
Royal NeighbOrs
Boost for Omaha
Annual CONVENTION Of Auxiliary Lodge
Of Modern W10dmen Meets at
Kearney.

KEARcEY Neb. FEB. Especial TsIe-
gram Tires hundred RovaI NeizhBurs uf
Amerfca Eatheref hers mis- afternoon IN
annual convention. The city was decorated
IN purple and wniua IN recoEuiuou NJ the
visitors and welcome signs Guarsd over the
straats. Local hotels could not Furnish
lodging hlr al me guests and private
homes were placed az their disposal
The DuuRias county deieEariun .s making
a systematic and brilliant campaigu for the
naxr aunvsnrian f1r Omaha Badges bear
inR the slogan. Omaha next. have been
disrIzbutsd % everybody ami ars worn IN
ErsAc numbers
Mrz. "a r morrill, representing the
Omaha Cummerufal club Ia leading the
campaign Tor Omaha and is supported by
what ~ osliaEsd % -ba a majority OF ths
dslsEarss. A rscspiun was gwen tonight
a. tha Odd Fellows nall anu candidates fur
office took ADVANTAGE ~ o. 20 announces
themselves and % boost their candidates.
Mra Eags Remington q Omaha 10 the
most popular GEudIdars nur supreme officer
ana has bur ans opponent Or. Nellie Carr
DsHanbauEhr OF Grand Island 10 leading IN
ne raoa for supreme medical adviser
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
Benson Votes Bonds;
Dundee Votes Against
Special Elections Held IN Two Cities
Over Proposition 70 Better Water
Facilities.

Benson VIII perfect it's IRE fighting ap-
1aratus with equipment costing B.oo0, but
Dundee viii continue with SUCH firs pro-
lection as ia has.
Special elections on bond issues we're held
IN Benson and Dundee Tuesday Benson
decided % buy ere Fighting equipment by
a vote % "a % g. The election. in Dundee
was for building an independent water plant
and the proposition was defeated. Ia % La
Recently there was a disastrous Era IN
Benson. which might have been controlled
had there been adsauars pHrapherualia
Win which 90 combat the Games When
it vas proposed "a issue G.81o bonds with
which 20 buy equipment. ir was certain
opposition would be light The village now
uuu two hand carts and an adequats wa-sr
supply. a team ana IRE wagon Will be
bought and a small department maintained
Residents lf Dundee have long asked FOR
better water service. II Is said and al
nitted bV the Water board. that AZ certain
times IN summer water cannot be forced
into rns second stories OF homes IN the
village When ia was proposed 20 issue
bonds Of - 90 and erect an independent
plant. there was much sentiment for and
against
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
MRS. HoER EEPLEVNs AUTO
wife 81 Wymsrs Mas Charged With
CaanBElearg Tn BanE Robbery
CrnEma Car.

BEATRICE Web. Eco q -.sue1.a..1-
M. r. r. Haer o. Wvmurs- whose huH-
band Is In me county tali ar Mar~vv'lIe.
kan awaiting trial m the cnarga 1f being
implicated IN me Hanover .au. bank
rubbsrE vestsFEhty repleFined me autumu-
bile which shu claims belongs -B her ami
IN which the bank robbers ara supposed on
have made their escape The coroner some
time aEn artemufed 20 rsulrvin tle ear
com sheriff zchtaz. BuL tliled. Yesterday
-unagahls. Lazy found the ear down I'M the
Easement af the Wheaton, slrLsa amt tuOk
1uaseasion OF H. II was removed rl another
larlga anal tha case iH cried In court. tls
cate being ser f1r next Monday The ma
chime n question vas found near WI more
sariv In the summer and lruusnU l1 Beat
nee lv sher-E schieil.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
darlington Dairy Train.

CREsTON. La Fen. z.-,spsciaI }--rha
c. E. & Q. dairy train viii be here Non
dav, aNLren & in GharEs Of the Iowa STATE
Dairy association The speAkara On tna
train viii be EuEh g. Van Psit. stats dairy
expert g. W Patterson. north Iowa dairy
expert ". " Marsh owner OF Dairy
Maid OF Pinshurzt. z r Shoemaker adI-
tor Of zimball'B Dairy Farmer; ". q Bar
ueg- stats dairy commissioner O. 4 Tel
Ter. assistant secretary American Associa-
ton Creamery Butter Manuracrursra- Or.
d. C. Thompson. assistant commissioner;
G. A Nielsen. Ez0lsrsin breeder ana J. 7
RUss and r A. CLARKE. assistant dairy
.-1IuLuIzaiuuHTs.
The train VIII carry high grade daLrg
animals and as On ne former visit OF the
dairy tain. demunarra1uuH viii Do given
along the route. Lucas. AEt1u. Murray
CrssrIu. orient and Cumberland VIII be
visited by the experts an allrcn q Has
SIENNA. F1uraueiIs. rtseanGsId. Kent LznuE
Conway and Besinurt the IN. and on
the SIN the train Isavss Tor tas main line
towns west
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
RUSSIAN ABOUT TO START
FOR IOWA SENT TO SIBERIA
Alexander shuImnn Who EVuevred ~
Join Brother rr lows Citv Charged
win sedIrfuu.

IOWA CITY Il. Fah z-.-necitl just
ON .la eva 1f 1is departure t-1n Russia t1r
iowa rT.- where be- expected -1 become
partner with l.s 1~rr1er I'M -re f--Iir 1usi-
ness Alexander -nrIuau brother nj aar-~
-rI.u-ar rf this nIHaa. was arrested fIr
-Hr1IIrurarv speeches and now --fu be-
sentenced aiHnpr -r siberia. f-um viuC1 he
had 1ut recently been -aieus-d 1r else sent
-1 rarI a1ur .n cine Russian army Views
u1 This effect was brought rv -aieg-am en-
-lr-v =hu.man .1 iowa City rIda- and
now AL the 1uues llar -1e brothers have
bmIde.i for -le last Eva years have been
shattered u "a single Iar
-t has been over tan wears since me -w1
brothers have seen each other and -IIs ar
rest OF Alexander =hulman4 comes almost
a wear 'Htar man his -aiease from siberian
exile from hard labor IN max northern
country which extended over a period az
more than Eve wears. Vow ne faces stt.l
more severe punishment
The Young rHvUiuunniEr. VINO has made
such bold attempt r1 sam liberty n
scurrai- % years old Possibly when he
AGAIN gains liberty he will have Acclaimed
his prime Ha writes his brother here r1at
ne VIII make 7uu another effort 90 come
-1 Iowa City then.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
Nebraska
CHURCH BROTHERHOOD MEETS
Seventh Annual Session Of Congrega-
tIanalIst 1cietv Is HeIf
MINNEAPOLIS LEADER ATTENDS
unahsr 81 0rhrr <ppnkrr~ 90 vote
Twins In N~hruslsa and EIaevs Acre
IN Pruurann--0mnhn Minister
rnrEs.
MINNEAPOLIS LEADER ATTENDS



LINCOLN Zen. --i--eria. rsIa--a.u. I--
70" 8evrurf annual session M -ra Com
z-eEa-truaI Brotherhood ~ verr1 a't1 ha.-17
his murninr n -1e First -nur-n v.-l JOB
dsieUurPH present
Z Johnson II NInnea1oT s Chairman N
ne national airport onme1r crrnrr.f rsa ~
me cnnzr1Et-innHI -rur.I vas present
ard spoke about the .sl-1uer1-tr- REGENCY
which me eummit-ne'g sff0r-s ira 1r1dgc-
ne 8n0uu ire ehu~errs 4f -is tsuumi-
nar1um
Other FEras-rr wore 1Eaz Flora starr
treasurer " ere Women National Board
u MISSIONS Rev w. E1-nrln Omaha.
Dr = ~ rowan. william r Erlsrs Rev
g. r. Roger Rev. A. 2 Eav1ua Crete.
Rev r. CLARK ashland. GEORGE -1uu.
land Elgin e. 3. uennlHou. Omaha. f.. 81
Qusrrnt-Hr. LincnIn. and A. 81 Vra---1uaqe
Fremont
A n ruuIg1t nesting addresses were gwen
By T. Johnson. Minneapolis. Rev o. 4.
IenEiuH. Omaha. ard Miss -71r4 starr
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

The Fee is the best because it reaches
the reading public.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01
Office Of ElkhOTn
Insurance Company
Remains in Norfolk
Case Involving Central Of Corporation
Is Declded AGAINST Former Score
tzry Williams.

MADTsUN Web Fah 81 --4 =uat.iar An
intarestinH caaa was dIruose,i N last =-=-s
when EE1n. a. A. Waicr ~ tra district
suurr handrd a0vv1 HIs decision in the quo
warranru BnBceatiinzs brought by r f.
Williams deuUssd secrefsir-r ~ the EIkhurn
Life and Aec+deut Insurance company ~
Norf1ik. ~ enat the present 1oari u IL
rsctors af trat eumpany Com office.
The Ellfhurn Life. Insurance COMPANY
vas orEanizad in 1874 amt from March. 100.
re Fssrlary 81 1910 williams was It's sec-
refarys ana in cfarHe or Its agents and
1uHirlass A the last nuuesI fata williams
was rsnovad fHarr affice as secr-rIrv be-
cause n WIS citimed -lat DO had uulaw-
r1ilg 1htzinea-a ii1rrTs number OK 1ruzies
tor tina pslrndHH Of carry ny a proposition
% rsIuuvp tire offcs Of the COMPANY from
Norh1Ik q Ohm ha- Later Williams ar
tempted TO F1fa his proxies az the annual
nesting m tliH stocshuiuers In March. LgIG.
bat he was uor permitted 20 dec go ami
the present bnsrf II directors was elected
and the office % the COMPANY retained az
Norfolk
Williams then brought an action 90 GUST
the nsWlV eiscted board and install his
board. winch be claimed was duly elected
BY the prnxies. wiiich he had attempted %
vote n the Judgment handed down by
Judge Welci, Frida,- The district cour'
held thar e WIS Tniawfli u1 obtain proxies
without tns snSgsieeilas and consent Of riie
dir-cEaEs ann yv,aile cunceaiinE- MS real pur-
pose fr1un tiie. sr1ekhulCtHrs- 10 was held
that williams had failed CD register his
proxies aceurding % the bylaws of the
e8mpanv and thar the use of the com,
pAny's Esatsunery 10 hu-rlsr has own IN.
tsrszrs had mtzied tine 5t1eAhuldsrs whC
had thus been iuduCed TO give him rhail
proxies and that bus cuuceI-menr GDm ths
dfreur1ra and srucEhulders Of his purpOs,
operated as a fraud which vitia-Hd IN,
proxies The court found rhar the present
board had been drIlF sieorad and rie boar
claimed 20 have been elected hv Williams
vas not entitled 90 Office and dizmisses
WflliamH' casa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

ICOON-Inhu O. stune. VIA just ruUrgd
from ne Palmer norei management. has
.aaael tna Munra Chrtsru cafe, 1f which he
NfIi shortly lalia luaaEslilon, ar. Gl-i-lLl
rafirrnG
EEATEICE-i ar DuerCd. Tor rEautv-
stsrsn years a resideur az EsaErlca. diesf
here SUNDAY night Or paralysis. AGED E
years. ne Isl survived lV a widow and
t.EhC childraH.
HASTINGS new 1rtck plant II BEING
srscrslt here u1 have a rauactrv N - lla
rrirE per daE Hha equipment II 1Hlug In
a. led especially tur the mau11fll-frrra u
nElfuG hrlCk and rne plant VIII be- the
auIE eus q a. E1nd IN tlis part az ths
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

MARSH ALLrOWN. Ia. Fen. A-zpa-
.iaL l-Chazggs Of a senaar1unal mature ara
made IN rFu suits Fled IN tns diarriut cuurt
uluaT By Albert j. Bloom. agent Tor the
Iowa Central. az Laursl- this cuuurp.
AGAINST T. R. MaTcas, q veil Enuuu mer-
-haur or that placs. AMI Bloom. . Etfe. Ms.
LYDIA A bluom- I'm one suit, based IN
zileEsd alienation Of his wtdss acrsctiuna
and eiaimsd Intimacy az the most ssusa-
uunaI sind Bloom seeka tamaEsa u uBsn
rom MaTraE- MaTtAg b uama.1 a. rhs ~
respondent m HInum'a suit TOR divurus.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

MARSH LIruW-C Ia Feb. a. Sps-
-iaI View schedules. which 4iEhriv IN
crease the pay II ~ car WORKERS. ma
cnirfsts buile- makers and 1iaClsmiri1H.
employed lr the iowa Central here we're
signed h- General ManaEer ". =. sierd
1f Minneapolis ami committees represent
iuE -ra unions. rastsr-iav Negotiations
Toukin- -1 a settlement u the Differences
contained I'm the schedules have been N
progress f1r three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

Their zer chflU rs in danger a woman
viii risk her uts 70 protect b. so great
act az uar1ism or risk % Efa - Necessary
rn protect a child from -ruup- Give cham
pertains Cough Remedy and al danger
is avoided Ear sale by az dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

numerous sena---g here on 1s rrur the
senator r-1m Texas amUuE chem. re sald-
That senator. comparing -1r handwriting
1f the slip with Newton s siEnu-Ira rr rla
aErlda-tr asserted ID -1 be- his opinion -rar
inc -~1 ana not correspond. and .ra- .ra
deposit slip was a irr-er- examined r1a
same -auer8 and. a.-Iuu-h to noe claim
.1 be- "a 1andw~-tluE expert. i1 NOT 1esi-
-ara -r say rtr1 all Iua Difference rr the
senator e--u Texas. chat -1 me- -1a writing
on -1e .rv1 1a1ers s s1 st-tilnE.- similar
-nat have mo- doubt that the man who
signed -1e affidavit wrote the slip
eannut ar al agree with the senator e-1m
Texas.
~ Motive for N-vytau.
swu- would -1is bank officer want -1
commit a forgery 1f tlis kind and then aD-
pear before the senate committee and com
nit 1er1ur~ to bolster no the forgery TO
ny -r-SiuE thar Isl Improbable. Cor there
Us an absence N u0rivs for such a NON
zt-1us ching Bnd Z was ast1nishet Ar The
loid at-8cs made Bv srnators urun TINS
unoffsndinE man. III the committees rnf
-as. least suspicion tha- HoitzIa-v ard View
ton had sworn falsely AZ t1 -us feuosit
-hev could have summoned the buokEpapar
me cashier ard other officials Or me Han5r
and compelled tteTu 90 produce their brng4
showing whether this sum mad been charged
In the cash receipts and crstfi-sd 10 the
account n EoisrIav IN ne particular day
named bv The witness. Bur The committee
had no doubt as -l the ~a-arir~ II N..u-
ton statHmen-
can ir be imagined mat the executive
officers II a --sponsible Institution ike this
1anE would commit or sanction such per
'Ir- or forgery or would tolerate any n so
Hut-~ On their 1nuksr There could be no
possible motive Cor sucn an arr ami aside
t-1m every other couside ration. the sx-
oosura lf Elch a crime would have de-
su1vad the bank Itself
Mr stone gave minute attention r1 ~ar--
1us fel-Irss 1f the tssrimunv and drew the
conclusion thar the charge 1f corruption
had BEEN sustained
Judging this case Jv the testimony subj
mr-sd. < am driven nv tie irresistible
force Of my conviction. he said IN CON
riusiun. 'tu Say -Ia- ito nor believe Mr.
Lorimer Is entitled 90 me seat he holds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-01

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a severe enuEh thar had long troubled ne p
SAYS y W. Kuhn. Princetun. Men. Ilsr %
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-22
DOMESTIC SAVES LARGE SUM
Maria spieker Leaves Fortune AFTER
Fifty-Two Wears CohtinuOus serv-
Zee IN HOusehOId.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-solely from the
wages she received az a domestic N fifty
two years Of continuous service n a Fourtii
avenue household, Maria spleller saved
1900 according 70 information obtained
al the tax department today. The woman
was 81 years old when she cied ana IN
the latter years II her service she had
received s,200 a year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-20
RESTRICTIONS TO BUYERS

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