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The Washington herald., 1911-11-07
Fusion or Tammany.

Aside from the fight for control OF the
assembly, political interest largely has
centered in the campaign in New York
in the judiciary and county candidates.
Opposed to the regular Democratic or
Tammany ticket are nominations repre-
senting a fusion OF Republicans. a few
independent Democrats, and the Indepen-
denCe League.
The one striking feature OF the cam
paign has been the airing OF scandal
over judiciary nominations in the Brook
lyn-Queens district, where tentative
charges have been lodged against Demo-
cratic leaders of conspiring to bring about
the nomination of former Congressman
William WiIlett for the Supreme Court
bench.
Otherwise the issue in the city as
whole seems largely one Of Tammany and
anti-Tammany. A fairly large vote is
expected.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-07
His Treasure.
In Fall.

Our Willie has some
Loosened stats.
Twas partly football,
Partly frats.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-07

A feiler with a rich brother kin git
all the suspenders he wants.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-07
In Rhode Island.

The Republicans in Rhode Island have
made fight unique in the politics Of the
State. The big textile manufacturers
advocate the reelection of Gov. A. ].
The Washington herald., 1911-11-07

M. Caillaux, the premier Of France,
is to be married again. Nine. Genevieve
Josphine Henrietta Rainouard is to be
his happy bride this tinP. 1t would ap-
pear that after the experience the states
man has had with his first wife. who
mulcted him IN great shape for alimony
by using his own bill. in the passage Of
which he had taken such great pride,
as a means to I'LL the Golfers of the gov
ernment, but which gave the slighted
woman the chance she had hungered
after for q long time, namelyS ito get
even with the man for whom she had
been good enough in the days of his
struggles and obscurity, but who dis
carded her as soon as he had begun to
successfullyl climb the first rungs Of the
political ladder to fame. despite the fact
that II was mostly through her tact that
he to-day had reached his enviable
position and fame. FLANEUR~
Copyright lOll. b5 Court Gossip syndieatsl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
0ie 1T hiest

Wir brefen efabunperf Douars SeIobs
ritg fir ie6en Sal bon &atarrb, BEL
ridbt onrd Ginnebmen bon 9au's aas
tnrrbsSoa gebeilt tperoen fam.
s. s. Gbeneb & Co., gigentb.
SoIebo. o.
Wir, Die llnter5eidneten, baben T. s.
ebeneb lett ben leBten Is Sabren ees
tannt ittio haIten i'm fir bollfommen e6,
renbaft IN alien Observation-Disclosures
nro fiuan8iea 6efabisf, ale bon ieinel
Ttrnia eingegangenen Observation-Disclosures
gu erfiiIen.
Bef & Eruag. @roBbanoelss9 ro,
guiiten, Soleoo, s.
B dIbing @innan & @aroir
@~roBbanbeIs< 9rogutften, SoIebo. p.
5an's aatnrrbs@iir pirS innerlid oes
tlommen nnD tpirft brett auf bas Blu
nIlo oie 56leimigen Oberffd6en oes
Spitems, 3euaniiie frei perfanbt. Breia
Is Gents per Slai6e. @erfauft bon aIler
Gpotbefen.
9au's Eamilien< giIen iinb bic beiten
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Der aranfenbpte.

Der 1aranfenbote9y berausaegeber
BON Der befannteu Jirilia Or. e.
JobrneD & Son 50. in Gbicago, i'll
foeben eridienen iuio uniern 2elcrn
0ugeldidf moroen. Ger a8ranfeuto-
te1 iuiro i'm Sntereife Der Gabrnep'-
ihen Meoi5inenL oes @lpenfrauter
B~Iutbeleber, oes Magenitdrfer II.
a. berausgegeben uno entb1lt piel
ssSSntereiimtes our 8eurteilune Der
ielben. Dieie Me6i8inen limb be.
fanntlih felt pieIen Sabren i'm &c
braisdy. Der i'm adt5ebnten Sa6r.
bumoert In Nenn5pIpanien lebellns
Gdtpei3er 4r3t Or. JornD, Ser
Stamrlbnter Der camille 5abrl1ep.
lit Der grfin6er oerfelben.
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offenflnoig, ooB ieoer ein5igc

10 offenfuaoig, ooB ieoer eia5igc
es ieben mubte ullo aud, iob.
geellp batte ben 9lid oes 9rilt-
5elt ertpioert, cine beige gfote lticg
tbr plotli6 perrGtcrii6 in sic g8on-
gen, mo gum eritcnmol fii9lte tie
nit l~tnbe9oget at oie nengierioelt
@u9en rtngsum ouf lie aeridtet,
5ltm erltenmal NOR lie nid)t golr3
Serrin Der Sitl1otion.
n@naoigite 6rou," iogte Seine
Sobeit uno ltrefte ibr bie Sono
entgegen. oSa, taui6en mid oenn
mein Iltge1 niht? Sic bier?
4aein ODER init Dem @emo6l2
4ber oas fonn ia gor nidt \leil1l
Sd trof i'm ood] Dor fatut ei1leln
Gierteliobr in Iegpptenl 2eioer al
lein!",
9eGp NOR INNER ouafler erra-
tet. Seoes 8ort, oos Ser 8rilla
ipro6> ieoes> bos Tie erlpioerte, flollg
M ben Sbren eqn5 9elnos tpieoer.
= @os ioIte iie tull2 :
Der Grill5 bette 6u ipat bemerft,
ooB er nit ieiner 5raee eillall
munoen Ellnft 6eriibrt babel1 mltb-
te. IS tot ibrn aufrihtig leio, absr
3ltrlif5unebnlen mar oas ntdts
mebr.
SD bin oleirl bier, Sobeit. a
ioote @eap nit elmer merf6orelr
llniid)erbeit in Ser Stin1me, limb
plebe bier bier lrnter Dem Sdllb mel
rss getters, Deg 0iajors bon 8rca-
fenboff.@
(Tnrf5r,,ui,n foInf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
Mrs. Wins|ow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf5ie Sobren bon
Midionen bon Miittern fir hire
ainoer init Dem beften @rfolee BERN
3obnen gebrau6t. gr berubigt oag
&il1o, ermei6t oas 3abnfleii1 nno
hilbert Die Sbmer5en; BELT oud)
Wi1lofolif nno lit oas bette @ittel
bel 9iaarboe. ueberou bel Sen Mpo=
tDefern gu baben. Sraet na9 Mrs.
@inslom'S SOOTHING Sprlp uno
nebnit nibts anoeres. IS Gents oie
6lai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
Z c L a 5.

IS lit apar ungloublih. abcr
bic Rad)ridt miro uerbirgt. Weri.
faniid)e Nepolrtiondre lino iiber Den
Gio @ranoe gefomnten nno boben
Dem bel Sonforopee itebenoen Sroop
9 oes britten GopaQerie : Gegiments
pier 9feroe eeitoblen. Sie Serrea
&apaaerilten miiiien Ga einen ieltla=
men 8odtoienit an &io @ranoe
baltell. @enn lie MIR niht einntoI
ielbit geltoblen neroelt.
Die 2ocol Option : @obl in
Gnnnels Gountp fat nit eirem Size
ge ser 9robibitioniitell eeenoet. Sic
baben cine Maioritot BON 337 Stim-
men gebobt. gs tit Dies Die brittle
9lbitinnlung in lieben Sabrel1. Sll
ben beioen porberigen mltroen Tie &c.
iblaeen.
Sn Dem 2o0en ieines 8rll-
oers Sinton, an Ser Glften uno gieo
Hiper StroBe in 9(lritin, mnroe Sanl
&oietberg idmer perlpultoet oufge-
flinoen. Wan pernlutet, bob er boil
ginbredern i~iberfalen moroen iii,
gr ielbit fonnte nod feline Mus-
funft eeben. Ser Mann lit "a Sab
re alt.
Die Soutbern 8acific ga0t
lit angenieien moroerL einen s31tl
bereit gu balten INN oas in Sort
8liB BET 81 9aio itebenoe 90. Sn.
fmlterie : @egiment nad Gan @u
tonic 81 ibaffen.
@uf Der Sago IN Ser @egens
BON Soro Gba0bourne nur6e Be,
ieds3ebniabriee Marion 2inoleD aus
San Ingelo bon ieinem iiingerer
8ruber our6 3ufan ms gein &C
iboiien uno 10 idper perpunoet
oaB 0as 8ein mabrideinlih abge
nonlnlen perben m1B.
S1 Muitin lit Elm iuneel
Wann Nainens Nicolaus 9ulIen ge
itorben. gr erfronfte, ma1oem Ell
IN einem Heitaurant 9ii6ien-2ad
gegelIen bate. Wan bermutet, 6as
cine 8fomaine : 0ereiftung ieinen
SOB berbeigefiibrt bot.
@uf Dem Green Sill Srieobof
in Ser Mabe bon Mount Hleaiailt
bat lid ETH eepiiier g. Craig al
8rabe ieiner eriten Srau erihnl
len. Seine 5meite ssrau uno ELM
9(n5abl ainoer Iberleben i'm.
glus Sofbeim miro ser Sol
bon G6as. S. Gimm, eii1em olttr
gepobner iener @esen6, gemeloet
Der 8eritorbene mar 60 Sabre aft.
Sn goerne Itarb SRI. gerrf
@eiielp i'm Sitter BON 80 Sabren.
Sn Cameron iino oos Mubl
Sotel uno mebrere on6ere @dllier,
inter ibnen au6 Die Stoot6aae mi
5eueriuebritation ~abgebronnt. 90;
Selier fam IN Dem @otel, mabrelll
Der Moht, auf. Die 2eute in oen
Sauie fonnten nur nit Miibe ibr Sc
ben retten.
SSn 2uIing miro man am 6ftel
Wfai oarii6er %abitimmen, Of 81,
Sfnliteuer auf IS Gents erbobt mer.
ben ioa.
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Mus Wieriio.
Wpi Nrtpooo Il, mo,;fo

Sci 4rteogo III Merifo, 5eGi
yieilen iiiolid BON SoltilIo, bat Ell
@efeht 5niihen ben MepoIutionarcl
nno zen Gegierrngstruppen itott
lgefuloen, in Dem Ole eriteren orti
Big Wann Derloren baben Ioacli
IS NOR elm reguldrer SinterbaIt, ii
ben tie gerieten.
gon Saltiao filo Sruppcl
naf Conception oel Sro, i'm 5taa
te 3acatecasu geian6t tporoen. 81
1T oas nuf Die Nodridt bin qe
ideben, bob Die Minen in goncep
cion Del Sro ~ Der 9rt lit Sc
groBte MinenpIas in iener geqen'
batten aliBer getrieb geiest mer
ben miiilen, peiI Die Mrbeiter fiji
oen Nebolutionaren anidloiien.
Ius DougIos in grisona miri
gemeloet, Der Mebelenfiibrer 9Io,t
co babe iib nit ieinen Qeuten au
rilfge5ogen, nafoem iein MnldIn,
anf Mgua Hrieta poGItanoiq mis-
gliidt mar.
Ger 8oIi5eidef BON Monterep
Elm eesuiiier 8idareaI, Der nit einell
getafemelt ben bcordneten Meaie
rurgstruppen Bel MontomoreIos Al
9nlfe fommep poute, lit in einen
@efeft nit ben Sniurgenten gefoi
len. Gieielbe 9epeide meIoet, Moil
%tonlnrelos lei in BEN @dnoen ser sSsl!.
lurgenten. Gle Staot Iieat n
Staate Nuebo 2eon.
ans Monterep miro semeIoet
oaB bort Mojor S. grofis eeitorbel
let, sroiia NOR fraber in Seras
mobn6aft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
@tr aIambcn at ihu,

neil mir ieine 8irfilne feltlell, ia.
gen Die 2eier oieier 8eitung, ipeltjt
Or. &idter's ogain-grpcGer" &c.
braudt baben, lange bebor fie Mnle.
rifa ioben. Gin olt 6efoa5rtes.
idnea unb iiber p%irfenoes gfittc)
ge9en Hbeumatismus, @ida. JtellraG-
gle, @rfdltieuneen nip. @S lit in al.
len oeutiden @potbefen 81 bnben 81
25 lno 80 Gents ie>Sloi6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
sat Miaiunen ;srcnnbe.

9udIen's Arrica Salbe 3ablt iG.
re Srelinoe BET Ben Miaionen, oie st
lif onrb ibre eritaunIihen aurrll
IN ben lesten pier5ig Sabren ertnor.
ben bot. Die bette GaIbe fiji
8eidtpiire, eczema, 9raro-
uno Sdnittpunoer, @errenfunger,
ldlimme @ugen etc. 25c BET aGcll
9ruggi5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
Observation-Disclosures.

Carl 9entou, @obnballs, Bee Ctr
$500.
g. u. eiieIe, @~eparatiren. abeue .;
$50.
@iIbelm Nppnlnn, Sdnufenlter, 8ei
3ouiton unb goIebab StrnBe; $500.
8. s. G6oomnnn. @obnbaus. Sdoo=
mann allen; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17
LokaIes.


9elife III ct. BafrtGs Sd9,
Ser Notionolfeittaa Ser Srlonoer.
.@eute Moreen fano etn groBc
Jeit5ug itott, nod oeiielt 9eenrs,
eung in Der ct. Marp's airds
ein Bontifieial @odalnt cele6riert
muroe. Die 8eltlihfeit, Die bette
obeno in Der 9eetbopen Sale
itattfinoen iolIte, tit peaeu 9iid}ci
Sorelt's 1ob aufeeidoben.
@rpBe @orrate pen Sebensrnit=
teln meroen bintte1 Surgeon in
Sort Gam 9oultou eintreffen iuro
0ie MiIitdrpermaltlne benaiibt iid.
2ofoIitaten gu mietell Die tie ola
Nieoerlagen benllberl fam, ga Sic
@eballibfeiten ouf Dem Sort nift
ausreihen. @ie es beiBt, merocn
oieie 2ofalitdten auf ie6s Wona-
te eemietet merbeu. Mud Die Wnlii-
tionsporr1te iino iebr beoeutenh.
Mnber Der fin g~cpobnlid) in benz
MriennI nn6 I'M Sort loaernoell
Munition befinoet lid CUR 3eit ellie
Million Munoen bon jeoer @llni.
tionsart I'M Sort.
DonnerItag batten mebrere
Negimenter 3abltag ullo am Mbeno
pnr Die Stoot boil BON Soloatelt.
sSn Der gtaotboIe befa1b ii6 ellie
yBropoIt @uaro", beltebeno alis ei.
nen 2eutnant unb 5fpon5ig @anaL
Uni 1ofort eingreifen 5u fonnclt
ipenn &rbeltorungen porfommel,
iolIten. Die Nadt eine ober obae
beionoere 0orfaae boriiber.
Sir Die Sruppen int Sort
5am 9onfton iino 1900 &arten pon
@erifo beiteat.
Die @erren, IN oeren San=
ben sic Meitotion fir beu Ban Ser
neuen giienbabn liegt, famen 9ou-
nerltng mittag mieoer gum 2und)
i'm ct. Mntbonp auiammen. NGe
5eigten 5id 1uBerit befrieoigt iibcr
ben 6ortgong Der Agitation. @ns
ben Mitteilungen BEG Subifriptions
fomites eing berbor, bob id)on
$350,000 ge5eidnnet iino, alio mir
nod ein &eit BON $t50,000 gu
oeden lit. Ser 8au Ser @abn i6ein.
iomit gefihert gu ieiu, m~enisitens
maren aqe Teilnebnter an Dem
2und oieier aniidt. Sll ben Meoeu
muroe nodmals auf oie @ebeu,
hing Der Nabn fir San g~lntonin
b%ingepielen. @enn unfere Steot
bic 8abn nidt bout, Damn miro
9ouiton iiber fur5 ooer lang eineit
1bnIthen @abnbou uilternebmell
lino ben 9anoel Ser our6 i'm cr.
lhloiienen reiden 8egenoen on fim
5ieben.
Die 0epoiiten in nniern biel'<
gen Nntionnlboilfen betrugen ON
Z. M6r5 $~8,621,211.
Com Grom, ein auf Der @alt-
ban Nan1 nobnenoer Sormer, bat
einen Neger Mantens gilbert Street
erihoijen uno fih iofort ielbit ben
! @eridjten geitedt. CT murbe geecll
giirgldgaff bon $4,000 N 5relbelt ge=
lesf. erofD ldgf, Der yfeger let meb.
rere vfale n TEN 9aiis e%tngeoruit-
gen uilo babe letre Sran ullo feIne
Sd9pelter beorobf.
Dont'erlta9 abeno bra1nte oas
9aus Slt eommeree StraBe No.
l9O2 ob. Dos Auqlltus Stefuart &C.
bort ltIlo npn IbH betpobnt iptro.
Sfelpart ufto letne Sroi lparen 81:
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Sn Guatemala 6ot oie amts-
e%infiibruna bes Tr1iioenten Gobre-
ra itottgeflnoen. Gs 1T Dies ieiii
oritter @mtstermin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-17

gus Berlin meloet man: SSn-
folge zines 3miites, Ser lett langenl
in Der 6amiIie bon @interfelb BE-
Fitebf ntrb ~neueroings an gitterfeit
snaenommen Bat, iino perifieoenc
Be%rbaftnngen nnb Sausiudaungen
porgenomnlen moroeln. germidelt III
Die affare iino 9etlef BON g9inter-
tclo, 9ireftor Der 8anf fir @runo-
belit nnb 9anoel, unb mebrere
Wefpdnote, ioipie 5ablreihe 9ripat-
oefeftips. 2estere botten sic gufan-
be, Dos 4ripotleben bon Mitqlie-
bern Der Samilie sll beobadten. IS
ergingen anonpmne 0erleumounqer
an ben ariminolfommiIfdr uno cs
nuroen amtlide 1opiere entipenoct.
Dan erportet, BOB Dor @erift eili
aroBer Sfonoal entbiiGt merocr1
miro.
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M. 8. & :. yasu.

Mnfunft-
go. 241-@on Soufton ,tnb @aIpelton
SO. 7-@on 9alas Ii. Sort @ortb
n.. ..7.2o morgens
geo. 235IWom Noroen. .7.30 borntiti.
$50. 15-8on @aco.. 300 nadlm.
$40. 231{gom Norben ,i1b !Souitcn
...... ....9:25 nadm
No. 9-Wom Noroen.. ..7:45 abenb3
n. =. F. -. lilo PORN
go. 10-sta6 benz Noroen. 1000 born,
No. 10 9ad Iuitin nnb 8aco
:. >. So. =. ....6.30 BORN.
go. 10-0a9 benz Noroen. 900 BORN
sfo. 8. 9a6 9alas, Sort @ortb
nno Waeo.. . ....8.45 nbenos
$50. 236-gaa6 benz 9oroen. -.
$500. -. ....9.15 abenos
No. 242-Nah @ouftpn uno Sal
nelto1.. :. :. ....10.15 abeno5
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g.. S. & e. ". aimie).

". p. g. ". lSoupt-Sinie).
Mnfunft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 pornl
go. 7l8om Often. $3.50 nadlrr
gfo. 10-Gl Baio II. @eiten. .7:30 nac1n
No. Soon gl Ynio.. ..10.15 born,
Nbfabrt-
$50. 9-aad eI 9aio nno @eftem...
SO. 7-Nad 81 gaio nnO @eifen....
SO. 1o-@a6 5. @eften. 1000 abenSs
go. 8-Na6 Dem Often. 1O:45 born,
SO. 1-9iad Sci Nio.. 400 abenos
@ieturia 9ipiion g. S. Il g. 81.
@nfunft
&c; so5-eprrO, gietoria. 1850 nad,m
Nbfahrt-
80. 8o6-guerp. @ictoria 800 BORN
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8. u. & q. y. ya5a.

(ttlQltil
$40. 1-Souiton II. 5. ,aiiite. .......
...... 700 nod)m
$50. 3-9ouiton uno Der aiiite. ~.
-. 80. .... lib bprrt
go. 5-8iiitenitdbte lib namtd1
$50. 44-gpn &errbile, MIR On @o6ens
SO. 41Maon aerrDiie, mn @ sur.
SO. 146-@on aerrbi1e, mn an @os
6entaaen.. ..6.40 nad],1
Nbfabrt -
$50. 2-9Ouiton NIB Ser aiilte..
go. 4-Souiton nrlb Der aiiite..
.... ..10:00 abeno5
No. 6laiiftenftdbte. 2:1O nadm
$50. 43-@ab aerrbile, mir IN $50
go. 41-Ra6 aerrbire, mn Conn.
tngs... =. ....8:40 bornl
SO. 145-0ad @errbiae, mn in 8os
c%bettaaen.. . ). ..7.25 norm
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
Such Uniformly Good Hats

AS ours not found stores Every hat subjected
critical examination before finds
onds-no hats with flaws allowed magnificent
Dept sold to customers Swell Derbies Nifty
Shapes in
Kin9sons, $3.50 StetsOn's. $3.50 up
BertUicks, the best on earth, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MAN
Henry Perry Held on Heavy Bond In
Cass County on Statutory
Accusation.

PLATTSMOUTH. Neb.. May k-(Specisl)
County Attorney C. H. Taylor filed a stat
utory complaint last evening before County
Judge Beeson, against Henry Perry, a
man of 65 years of age and a resident of
Greenwood. Averda Perry, the 24-year-old
daughter OF the accused, is involved in the
case
Perry was arraigned on the complaint, to
which he pleaded not guilty and was
placed in the county Jail in default Of a
5000 bond. at which the court fixed the
bail The man does not seem to realize
the helnous nature of the offense with
which he is charged. The preliminary hear
ing was set for May Is, but may have to
be continued, as the daughter has just
become a mother and will not be able to
appear in court for two or three weeks
Perry has wife and five children, some
Of them grown and married. He has re-
sided in Greenwood and vicinity for the
last twenty-nins years, and was employed
as a section hand on the Burlington rail-
road.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
Nebraska

wise indicated that he desires TO regain
his freedom. He was sent up for highway
robbery in February. 1909. for an offense
which was committed the previous Christ
mas Thompson at the time snatched
a mans pucketbook. Besides the 81 which
he obtained he received three years in the
state penitentiary. Thompson. who lived
at Auburn at the time Of his conviction,
was only % years old. and his friends as
sert that he was not criminally inclined.
His application is signed by Judge Reper
of Pawness City, who tried the case, and
County Attorney Gnatt, who prosecuted
the young man. Martin Murray, another
Richardson county convict doing a short
term for burglary. has also made applica-
ton for a pardon.
Edward TObin Dead.
Edward Tobin, father of l. B. Tobin,
managing editor OF the Daily Star. died
at the family residence in this city today
of cardiac asthma, induced by a weakened
heart action. The deceased had suffered
for two weeks and the last few days his
condition had grown steadily worse. Pre-
ceding his death few hours heart stimu-
iants had to be resorted to. John r. To
bin. another son Of the deceased. was once
a star athlete at Nebraska university and
Chicago where he was on the foot ball
team and later assistant to Coach Stagg.
Mr. Tobin came to this city in 1886 and
had lived here continuously since that
time He leaves seven children besides q
widow.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
HEBRON BOOSTERS BANQUET
Members Gather to Discuss Ways to
Advance the Interests of the
City.

STANTON, Neb, May b.-(Special. THE
annual pastoral conference OF the District
Synod of Nebraska II in session at STAN
ton at the st. Johns German Evangelical
Lutheran church. The district consists Of
twenty charges, Of which fourteen are
represented by their ministers.
There will be held six sessions, one In
the forenoon and one in the afternoon Of
each day for three days The first seS-
sion was opened yesterday, with Rev. Mr..
Lehinger in the chair, who read q paper
on THE Pastoral Care OF tho Sick"
Among others. the following papers will
be read; Right Preparations Of Ser
mons" Rev. e. Redlin of Clatonia; what
Must We Do to Retain Our Confirmed
Youths in the Church, Rev. e l. Lueb-
bert of Gresham. Wednesday evening q
special session was held. with which q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06

BEATRICE-George Wierman and Mrs
b Emma sisl both Of 6ds were married
will make their homo on a farm near that
place.
PIAATTSMoUTH-wll Hiner while
working on the new government building
here, fell into the basement landing on
pile Of stones and inturtng himself seri-
ously, but not dangerously.
VALENTINE-The high school Of this
city was inspected by Prof. Gregory, state
schools, and he speaks very highly OF
the work done here in all the departments
CAMBRIDGE-The marriage OF Miss
Anna Kaveny and Mr.. Thomas Brown,
both popular young people residing. in
at st. Johns Catholic church Tuesday at
10 a. m. the Rev. Father Kelly officiating
FAIRBURY-Mr and Mrs. c. f. Raney
left for Spokane, Wash, Thursday evening
in response to a telegram announcing that
was dying. Miss Raney graduated from
the Fairbury High school and taught
school.
sUTToN-Rev. Father @. 1. Nolan. o.
M. l., of Buffalo, is conducting a week s
mission at the Catholic church. His elo-
quence and oratory are attracting big
houses composed Of both Catholics as well
as church people generally. Sunday night
closes the mission.
HOLDREGE-There are seven cases of
scarlet fever OF the mildest form in this
city at present, but strict guarantees are
being maintained by the city health au-
thorities who think they can prevent any
further spread of the disease. None OF the
victims OF the disease is seriously Ill.
HoLDREGE-Mrs. A. Carpenter, wife of
farmer living several miles southeast of
this city, was stricken blind in one eye
without warning last evening as she was
sitting down to the supper table. The
physician who was hastily called said that
the bursting OF blood vessel was RESPONSE
BILE.
PONCA-The city council has accepted
Andrew Carnegie's offer for 5000 library
building and also instructed the Library
board to see il Mr.. Carnegie would not
make 1t $500, and voted a levy sufficient
to make the current expense fund $3.50 To
County Superintendent A. v. Teed is due
the credit OF securing the offer.
HOLDREGE-Word has been received
here that DIR. ]. A. Andrews former head OF
the Midwest hospital in this city, who gave
up his connection with that institution be-
cause OF a threatened attack of diabetes, is
on the road to recoverey and Is visiting
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
SCOTS Bluff becomes a city.

SCOTS BLUFF, Neb., May 5-(Spe-
ciaL)-The village OF SCOTS Bluff ceased
to exist and the city of SCOTS Bluffs
became q fact last night, with Mayor F.
Alexander at the helm and eight full
sized, healthy aldermen. The first tug
Of war was over the appointment Of city
attorney, c. C. McElroy being appointed
and duly confirmed On chief of police
and city street commissioner the ap-
pointees were not SO successful. the ooun-
ell falling In the confirmation.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
$1,000 up to $500

A Waterproof Overgarment
is a garment every man should
own-inexpensive too-consid-
ering their lasting qualities
Ours are really exceptional.
s1SSFH s1.rP-oxs 81. SIS, SIS
oSHESs55I15nHpruu.$1S. $40. $25
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06

II zen IOss year DOoRsSbook. umbrsnas
wHAeA % Soms other article OF value. the thing
70 DO b 10 follow tAs szAmpiS q many othas
people and advertise without delay IN the Lost
and Pound column o. ThS Bsa
That b Whist NEST pSouiS DO wnsa they IOss
srticisS Of value. TslSDAons us ana cell your
los 70 ali Omaha In q siAGiS afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
Our Three "Bsst Sellers"

are the Suits we produce for
fellows who want to go In be-
tween the extremes OF prices.
Such suits have been hereto
fore unpurchasable except at
greatly increased prices.
-$15. $40 and $25
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06

celebration Of the holy supper was COM
bined.
The District Synod OF Nebraska is
branch of Wisconsin. Minnesota, Michi-
gan and Nebraska synod, which comprises
about 400 ministers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06

CONTINUED on Fourth Page
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
This is a store of refined manner
Concerning Our Superb Spring Suits

in
is madun o. f is
about them
will
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Detailed Census of Nebraska Counties

county
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-07-14
First Floor Plan.

traditions, though infused in some
rare instances, as in the buildings Of
the Chicago Worlds Fair OF 1893, with
a breadth OF conception and an inef.
fable spirituality of treatment which
have been seen only here.
1t is probable that In the colonial
style OF architecture modification
of the type developed in England dur
ing the reign of the four Georges, and
hence sometimes called the "Geor.
gian"-with its quaint freedom of
treatment Of the Roman orders and
its traces Of classic refinement, we
approached as near as we have ever
done to the development of a truly
national type of American architec-
ture; and in our modern work it is
not safe utterly to disregard the rules
upon which It was based.
4 few features traceable to the go