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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
and Beauty Advice
Health
BY MRS. MAE MARTINI.

b. c. ": Remember this: "A beau
tful face never lacks interest 1t is TO
young looking as long as possible. AL
though marks of age-enlarged pores
begun to show in your once beautiful
face, you can easily get rid of them and
regain your charming complexion by
using this greaseless cream Jelly. Get an
ounce of almozoin from any drug store,
put il in a half pint cold water adding
two teaspoonfuls glyceriue; stir and let
jelly and you will find 1t will remove
all dirt and excess oil from the pours,
your skin soft, smooth and fresh looking.
l find this excellent for preventing and
FFem2Xag 5SfshSa6 w Skin s pm 5
massage cream 1t is Just grand for fill
ing out hollow cheeks and removing
Mrs r. c.: No one can afford to
neglect his or her eyes. although most
PPe9Ri9r 40 gof want b 6Tgbh Siea
you can have them with very little
care. Get an ounce Of crystos at any
water. Put two or three drops of this
tonic in each eve daily and YOU will be
weak, tired eyes and make them strong,
healthy and sparkling. Many oculists
who use this simple tonic get excellent
ally. 1t is very soothing ana has en-
abled many to dispense with wearing
Elsa: Nature did not intend women
should have hairy growths on the face,
and even though yours is coarse and
dark, as you say II can be easily and
quickly removed without rcsorting to
the pain and expense OF the electric
needle. l would suggest buying an
ounce of delatone and mixing a little
with water to form a stiff paste. Spread
thickly on hairy surface and let remain
two or three minutes, then rub off and
wash the skin and the hairs are gone.
Druggists charge a dollar an ounce for
delatone, but Il is we'll worth IL as the
| first application usually suftices
Anita: To restore the youthful tint
! and true blonde shade OF your hair, you
should wash It with marlaN tea, made
! pint Of water. Before using, cleanse
| the hair with canthrox and dry well,
then wash in the marlax tea, after
/ which rinse in clear water and dry. DO
| this and your hair will be glossy and
| fluffy and take on that rich blonde tint
| so pleasing TO the eye.
! Gertrude T.: The dandruff, itching
/ scalp and brittle falling hair with split
| ends OF which you complain come from
| a diseased scalp, due to the presence of
! germs The Surest way to get rid of
| these troubles quickly and remove the
! germs will be to shampoo twice a month
| with CanthroX and rub into your scalp
! twice a week a quinine hair tonic made
! by dissolving one ounce of qunzoin I'm
half a int of alcohol, then adding half
| a pint of cold water Use this tonic reg
! ularly and IL win remove the dandruff
and irritation, stop your hair from fall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

There's a youngster in Boston whose ap-
petite is a constant source Of amazement to
his family and relatives.
on one occasion this lad was taken TO
spend the day with an uncle in the suburbs.
Al dinner he ate much that finally II
became actually necessary to forbid him
TO eat any more. Later when the family
were taking their ease on the porch, the
irrepressible William pulled something
from his pocket and began gnawing Il.
What have you theTe?" demanded his
father.
"Only dog -biscuit," came in apologize
tone from Willie.
Where did you get it?'
II knew I'd be hungry before I got
home" explained the lad. 80 l took II
away from Fido. "-Lippincott's Magazine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
speculative Building in Omaha Seems
to Be on the Move.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES PLENTIFUL
large Number of individual builders
More Than keeps Tn the Aver
age, and Big Year IL
Expected.

Speculative building in Omaha IS on the
wsne. is the observation Of George r.
prinz architect. In the past many homes
have been built by companies with money
20 invest but the demand for such resi-
dcnces has about reached the limit one
evidence Of this condition comes from the
offices Of the buildings associations, which
are not now so free to make investments.
This. OF course. IS partly due TO the money
market. yet at the same time the city has
caught up with the demand for houses
built for speculative purposes.
While there has been a slump In this
class Of building the general average OF
operations is sustained by the individual
investment Of money in more costly resi-
dences To use the thought expressed by
George IT. Payne OF the Payne & Slater
Co the city is settling comfortably into
a wholesale steady growth. a better class
OF residences than ever are being planned
and erected and during 1911 there will be
more individual building than during any
twelye-month I'm the history Of Omaha. As
an evidence OF the fact that the slump in
speculative building has not affected opera.
lions in general 1t is noted that the in
vestmcnt figures at present run a little
ahead OF those OF the corresponding period
OF last year.
Building operations have not yet opened
in earnest. and will not until the frost gets
out OF tho ground to stay, though there is
some construction work being pushed in
all parts Of the city. The architects are
all busy some of them refusing to take
more work. and the majority Of the jobs
they have undertaken call for homes rang
ing in price from 5000 to $4,000 and $780,,
600. In fact there is an unusually large
number Of calls for the more costly resi-
dences. ....-lL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

Burd +. Miller is preparing plans for a
s. 900 residence to be erected soon for r.
Taber Mt Thirty second and Martha streets.
1t VIII be a two-story structure, not par
ticularly individual IN design, but very
pretty. lie will also have plans soon for a
residence for Joe Wright at F1fty-first and
Chicago Mr.. Wright, who is manager of
the Nebraska-Iowa Grain company, will
spend 5000. The house will be small, but
very complete in every respect. 1t will be
of the English type, with brick veneer, and
will be started as soon as the plans can
be prepared.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

There has not been any great activity
shown since the first Of the year in realty
transactions. In fact figures show slump
under last years figures for the first three
months. The movement is steady, however,
and a few transactions Of Importance are
being recorded. Real estate men say. how
ever that the season is yet early, and ind-
cate that general activity will result as
soon as spring opens up in earnest This
belief arises from the large number Of
inquiries that are being made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

George e. Co., announce the following
sales Of property made during the last few
days:
w. d. T. Belt to James r. Healy, house
and lot, $40 Henderson street, 5000.
9. b. Moser TO John II. Epps. st. Louis
flat building, Twenty-seventh and Jackson,
$3.50
Redick estate to Anna Myers, vacant lot
Twenty and Evans streets. $725.
c. Il. Erman to Hattie e. Glasgow, house
$3.50.
Clara d. Griffin 10 s. s. Curtis, house
and lot 1872 North Thlrty-ninth street. 80 500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09

DIR. Harold Clifford. who will build on
his property at Seventeenth and Douglas
streets, is yet undecided as TO whether he
will erect more than one story. Since he
announced his original plans he has had
number of inquiries for space, and he
now believes that he will be justified in
putting up four-story building
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
1T POBSLMIT IN AD6OTT

man i kilku senatorow do niego
sic przyiaczyio. Pozostal tam do
odroczenia poczem powrocil do
Bialego Domu.
Kiedy obie izby sic zebraly,
wszystkie plany do odroczenia
Kongresu byly gotowe. Nastepu-
jacy czlonkowie Kongresu naleze-
Ii do komitetu wyznaczonego
przez obie izby do odwiedzenia
prezydenta i oznajmienia mu, re
Kongres pozaiatwia1 swe intere-
sa gotow jest rozejsc sic: sena-
torzy Cullon ILLINOIS, republika-
min Martin z Virginii, demokra-
ia i poslowie: Underwood A
labamy, dem., j Mann Illinois,
republikanin. Komitet z}ozyl Il
rzedowa wizyte w Bialym Domu
wkrotce po zebraniu sic Kongre-
su. Wielu senatorow i poslow
przyszio ma ostatnia sesye 2 tor
bami podr6znemi lub kuferkami,
by modz natychmiast odjechac
-Oredzie prezydenta, vetujace no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- Tramwaj boIesnie pokaieczW g.
letniego Jerzego Eastmana, zam. pnr.
915 Wells ul.
= rzeki przy Michigan uIicy wy
c<egnieto wczoraj zwloki 40 letniego
nieznanego mezczyzny.
- Wr6zka jakas obraboWaia e. An
dcrsonowa Zabraia jej $165.00.
- Pod kosami pociagu Great West
ern zginai wczoraj Frank Rigney,
veteran wo!ny domowej.
- Do ojczyzny wybiera sic srecH
poeta Spyro Matsoukas, ktory W Ame-
ryce zbieraf pieniadze ma okret wo-
jenny dla Grecyi.
Wczoraj umari Fred GerencoIa,
kt6ry dnia Ego sIerpnia pot}uA sic
Sn iertelnie przy piracy.
- "a kradziez konia aresztoWano
wczoraj Jana Custena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
Fundacya Carnegiego.

w Bernie odbyso sic dnia Ago
sierpnia, pierwsze posiedzenie
sekcyi naukowej fundacyi imie-
MIA Carnegiego. Jak wiadomo
fundacya ia, wynoszaca 10 Milo
now dolarow, dazyt ma do zape-
wnienia powszechnego pokoju.
Posiedzenie otworzy jake prze-
wodniczacy, radca Gobat. Biora
w MEM udziai przedstawiciele
wszystkich pahstw. Austrye re-
prezentuje b. minister Bohm-
Bawerk i radca dworu prof.
Philipovich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
0statni Oar milionera.
Dom da1 miasteczku ma blblioteke
idzie do szpitala bez centa.
Rozda1 100000.
AWANTJRY.
Ciag dalszy spraw W. Hammondzkich.
Hissler ma bye z4ozony z urzedu.
UZNANY WINNYM
Zeznania swiadk6w r61nia sic jego relacyami
SEDZIA w TARAPATACH.
DR.. Pecival oddaz lelucze Lyr,cho>~i-
UZNANY WINNYM.
zeznania ;wiadk6w r6inia sic jego relacyami
SEDZIA w TARAPATACH.
DR.. Pecival oddaz lelucze Lyncho~i

publiczny. Wololo mieszkania
znajduje sic S ARROW gruntu.
Filantrop rda sic do szpitala l
tam spedzi reszte swego zycia.
Do szpitala W rodzinnem mics
Gle, Hinsdale, Pearsons idzie bez
centa : bo juz wszystko rozdai,
mial 100000 do rozdania.
DIVA znaczki pocztowe $4,000.
w gnlachu sztrrk pieknych
przy Michigan ave-, odbywa sig
zjazd amatorow starych, rzadkich
i cennych znaczkow pocztowych-
Tam tez rzadkie okazy znaczkow
So ma wystawie.
Sa tam diva znaczki, "a ktore
chca wlasciciele $4,000. Znaczki
te So wysp Mauritine, naleza-
cych do Anglii. Znaczki wydano
W roku I847.
George Worthington, jeden
obecnych ma zjezdzie, ma zbior
znaczkow, ktore podobno pred
stawiaja wartost 100000.
Zastrzelii sic.
Pe klotni iona Emil Nadher-
ny, krawiec, odebrai sobie zycie
wystrzaiem Z rewolweru W pra-
cowni pm. 23o7 Clifton Park ave.
Policya nieco pozniej spraw-
dziia, re Nadherny pill bez miary,
re zwykle potem ki6ci} sic z 20
ma awantury wyprawial.
Zycie takze odebral sobie An
drzej Eberhard, LEGACY lat ~, a
zam. pm. 336 S. California ave-
Eberhard cierpiai ma suchoty 1
| byl bez piracy. Zaczadzil sic ga
zen.
w domu pm. 726 N. May utica
znaleziono zwloki 64 letniego P.
E. Petersona; przy trupie znale-
ziono butelke kwasu karbolowe.
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
TsIegTamy KTajOWs'
Odroczenie.

Washington, 20 sierPnia. = o
bic izby Kongresu odroczyiy SIX
wczoraj o godzinie Bel minut :
popoiudniu. Krotko pred odfo,
czeniem przybyl prezydent Taft
do KapitoIu udai sic do swegc
biura, gdzie wiceprezydent sher-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23

chod cd Syracuse, do Fort Plain.
Cd chwili opuszczenia St. Louis,
Atwood przebyi 1865 mil jest
oddalony Cd celu swej podrozy
tylko 200 mil. Wzni6sfszy sic w
powietrze w Belle Isle godzinie
4:55, Atwood dostai sic do SYRIA
cuse w 10 minutach, a potem prze-
latywai mad dolina Mohawk. 0
godzinie 7:O5 spuscii sic ma zie-
mic w polu; W drodze by} dwie
godziny 10 minut. Jak opoWia-
da}, w czasie swej podrozy mial
zupelna cisze, gdyz wiatru wca-
lie ME bylo i prawie ciagle zajety
byl odczytywaniem swego planu.
Podroz w aeroplanie, jezeli cisza
panuie, nadzwyczaj jest iatwa i
spokojna. = Stad Atwood udaje
sic do Albany, wprost bez zatrzy-
mywania sic po drodze. Z Alba
nv do Nowego Yorku jest jeszcze
142 mil: po drodze bedzie md
sial Atwood raz ladowac, by ma
brac gazoliny. Moze dostae sic
do Nowego Yorku We srode VIE
czorem, ale wolf czekac do czwar-
tku, azeby przybyt posrod dnia
jasnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
DR.. Pecival oddaje klucze.

DR.. Pecival oddaje klucze.
DR.. J. B. Pecival, zarzadca "a
kiadow w Dunning, zlozony til
rzedu przez Bartzena wczoraI
oddal klucze zakiadow powiato-
wych Henrykowi J. Lynch.
DR.. Pecival opuscii posade poo
wrazeniem, re wszystko przeciw
niemu uplanowano CORY. Ko-
mitet sledczy rzekomo miai po'
prostu uzyc podstepu, ably zarzad
ce .skompromitowac.
Henryk Lynch, dotychczasowy
agent zak}ad6w w Dunning OBJ
jail posade Ora Pecivala.
DR.. Pecival przyrzeki dac pra'
sic obszerne wyjasnienie Gale.
sprawy - ale wczoraj tego ME u;
czynii.
,sprawiedliwy' sedzia.
Wczoraj sedzia Pond, zastepu'
lacy Owensa, wywoiai sprawe
sedziego pokoju, Freda Beiss'
wangera Niles. Jak wiadomo
Beisswauger tax elegancko pro
wadzil sprawiedliwosc pod reke
il nareszcie trzeba bylo sls
wmieszac do jego sprawy. Okazs
10 sic W toku oskarzen, re sedzis
pokoju ME zapisuje swych decy'
zyi do ksiag, re dopuscil sic ma
duzyt, re kary nalozone przez
siebie zwykle przelewai do VIA
snej kieszeni.
Beisswanger niema zadnegc
sprawozdania z ostatniego roku
Dzisiaj przyrzeki sprawozdanie
swoje sedziemu przedstawit.
Uznany winnym zabojstwa.
Pred sedzia Kavanaugh skor,'
czy sic wczoraj process Wincen'
tego La Montagno, ktory "a
strzelil Pasquale Querica. - W
toku zeznati swoich Montagno O.
powiada}, ze strzelii do wye.
wspomnianego dopiero wtenczas
gdy ten don strzelii.
Policyant, ktory -znalazi sic ma
mieiscu zbrodni zeznaf, re Que
rica ME miai broni przy sobie
kiedy 60 zrewidowano, a paru in
nych swiadkow poczynilo zezna'
MIA ME mniej inkryminujace, mia
nowicie, re oprocz Montagns
Mkt wowczas ME strzela&.
Sedzia Kavanaugh oglosi wy
rok dzisiaj. Sad przysiegiych pc
'krotkich naradach uznal Wlocha
winnym zabojstwa.
Chce 60 ziozye z urzedu.
Walka Jana Hisslera, prezesa
wioski West Hammond, Wirgl-
MIA Brooks moze sic skonczyc
zlozeniem Hisslera z urzedu
Brooksowna przejrzala wczoral
ksiegi powiatu Cook i ME znala-
zla tam notatki zadnej przysie-
DE, kt6ra prezes obowiazkowc
sklada, i poreczenia, ktore mus
stawic. Ma podstawie tych dwoch
fakt6w, Brooksowna zamierza
zlozye Hisslera z urzedu. Wczo-
raj przyjecha}a til do miasta ma
czele delegacyi obywatelskieJ
chciano wczoraj rozpoczac pro,
ces sadowy, lecz sprawe odlozonc
ma pozniej.
Ostatni dar.
Dr. D. K. Pearsons, ktory na
cele dobroczynne rozdai caiy
sw6j majatek, wczoraj rodzinne-
mu miasteczku podarowai jedy'
ma swoja posiadiose, mianowi-
Gle dom, W ktorym przez tyle lat
mieszkal.
Pearsons instytucyom dobro-
czynnym rozdai caiy majatek
100000. Dom jego zostanie
zamieniony ma biblioteke ! park
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
N5Z ~ T0ZT01D NJ AozIER

sionej przez wojska ex-szacha
Mohameta Alego, dazacego ma
tron droga rewolucyi; wojska
konstytucyjnego rzadu otoczyiy
teraz szach W g6rach bandom
jego grozi zaglada. WieSc 0 "a
mordowaniu szacha byia falszy-
wa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
Z Nierniec.

Berlin, 2S sierpnia, = Ogioszo-
no tn tekst ukladu niemiecko ro-
syiskiego, zawartego w roku mi
nionym, a regulujacego interesy
obu mocarstw ma Baikanach
prasa omawia nkiad ow, 2 zado-
woleniem, zaznaczajac, re Mem
cy W polityce europejskiej wcale
ME sa odosobnione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
StraSZna Scena.

Eddyville, KY, S3 sierpnia. :
Straszna scena odbyia sic tu W
wiezieniu karnem, kiedy ma stoi-
XII elektrycznym wykonano wy
rok smierci ma murzynie Oliverze
Locke, ktory zamordowai zone
przepuszczono prad elektryczny
o sile 5000 volt; przez SS minut
skazaniec vii sic ma stoiku, a W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
L Haiti.

Port All Prince, % sierpnia. =
Komendanci okretow wojennych
ziozyli gratulacyjne wizyty no
wemu prezydentowi, Leconte'o-
wi jest to krok zapowiadajacy u
znanie go przez obce panstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
Bandyci W zachwycie.

= Przypatrz no sic, Antek, jaka
to piekna miejscowosc. Naokoio po-
la. iaki lasy.... ami jednego poll
cyanta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
TeIegTamy zagraniczne'
z Anglii.

Londyn, % sierpnia. = Pomi-
mo zakonczenia strajku glowne-
60 kolejarzy, wydarzyly sic jesz-
cze rozruchy robotnicze W kilkl
mniejszych iniejscowosciach, wy
wolane przez rozmaite pomnieJ-
sze branze, strajkujace dla soh-
darnoScik w Moumuotshire zno-
WI przyszio' do zaburzen antyzy77
dowskich, ktore mialy przebleg
powazny grozny. Powrotrzysy
sic one j W innych miastach, jak
Tredegar. Brynmawr ! in
nych, sprawiajac wiadzom ME
malo klopotu. Wszedzie dla stiu-
mienia rozruchow uzyto wolska,
kt6rem w starciach wie!e oso1
poranionO. Szkody W poniszczc-
nvch domach skiadaoh zydow-
skich So znaczne. Stowarzyszenia
zvdowskie zaniosiy protest do
wladz, a sekretarz Churchill obie-
cal. ze wszelkich uzyje Srodkow,
bv do dalszych awantur ME dopu-
scic. Rozruchy antyzydowskie So
W Anglii nowoScia spowodowaiy
ie podobno wyzysk lichwa, u
prawiane przez zydow ma szkode
robociarzy. Wiele rodzin boga-
tszych zydow chroni sic do Lon
dynu.
Sytuacya strajkowa uspoka-
IA sic ostatecznie, a wszelkie roz-
nice zalatwia komisya wspolna,
luz funkcyonujaca; iedynle W
Liverpoolu jeszcze sa klopoty re
straikiem tramwajowych fun
kcyonaryuszy, bo CT, co pracuI7
obecnie, ME chca dawnymi ra-
zem pracowac groza stralkiem
iezeli kompania tych dawniej-
szych przyjmie.
u firm angielskich Rad tu-
recki ulokowal kontrakty nd
budowe dwu wielkich Portow wo-
iennych W Samsun / Trebizon-
die: kontrakty opiewaja ma SUI
me S1O,OOO,OOO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23

wele bawelny, odczytano w izbie
o godzinie 2 min. 2. Uzasadnione
byio podobnie, jak veta poprze-
dzajace. Poniewaz demokraci ME
rozporzadzali dostateczna iloScia
glos6w, by nowele przyjac ponad
veto prezydenta, przeto Under
wood oznajmil, re ia ziozy W re-
ce komitetu. Przeciw temu Mkt
ME zaoponowal.
Pan Taft jeszcze wczoraj wyje-
chaI do Rochester, N. Y, ma
ziazd Grand Army Of the Repu-
bic. Stamtad uda sic do Bever-
ly, Mass.
Bliski celu.
Fort Plain. n. Y, % sierpnia.
= Aviator Harry n. Atwood W
przelocie swym ze St. Louis do
Nowego Yorku, przebyS znowu
znaczna przestrzeh wynoszaca
95 mil, z Belle Isle, D mil ma "a
rr.. r,Ion7 ,,o1yc7o u,a M nia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
Zaburzeniia antyzy-
dowskie W Anglii.
PO STRAJKU.
Z WEoch: rekonwalescensya Papieza.
BEzCENNY OBRAz SKRADzI0RY I LUVRU.
Afera MarOkkafSka.
z PERSYI.
Ze spraNv al1stryaclSicfl raierrieclSich.
Afera MarOkka1ska.
z PERSYI.


Ceremonial Atwood biskO NOwegO
tracena skazanca FaIszywe bank
nOty. o1ars zaweruchy Snieznei. WOO-
win drOze w YOrku. ZwfOki GateSa NOwym
Bogaty kupec zOnOb0ica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-23
z Austryi.

Wieden, % sierpnia. = Nieso
Argentyny, ma ktorego przy-
woz zgodzil sic parliament au-
stryacki, ME bedzie dopuszczane
ma Wegry; sejm wegierski uczy-
nil dowoz zaleznym cd takich
warunkow, ma jake druga poiowa
monarchii zgodzic sic ME moze.
Przykre uczucia budzi tu
sprawa pogrzebu zmarlego W
Monachium- niedawno Feliksa
Mottla, znakomitego muzyka,
Wiedenczyka katolika, ktorego
ostatniem zyczeniem bylo, by go
we Wiedniu pochowano; otoz
wiadze odmawiaja Mottlowi ka-
tolickiego pogrzebu, poniewaz
wzial on separacye cd zony pra-
wei, a ozenii sic nielegalnie po-
raz wtory to juz ma smiertelnej
poScieE..
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z Persyi.

Teheran, % sierpnia. = Po-
twierdza sic wieSc o klesce ponie-
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z W{och.

Rzym, % sierpnia. = Papiez
juz o tyle do zdrowia powroch,
re wychodzi do ogrodow waty-
kanskich ma przechodzke, co mu
tez bardzo dobrze sluzy.
= Ukonczono tn rzadowy CEN
gus ludnoSci; okazuje sic zen, re
Neapol liczy 100000 ludnoSci,
Medyolan 10000, Turyn $4,000,
a Geneva 100000.
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Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
riedzy ma splacenie starej hipotekl
lib ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
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(Dokonczenie na str. 5ej.)
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z Francyi.

Paryz, 90 sierpnia. = Senza-
eva chwih jest tn kradziez slyn-
nego obrazu LA Joconda", wio-
skiego mistrza Leonardo Da Vim
ci z muzeum Luvru. Rad wdro-
zyi energiczne Sledztwo, pre-
szukano Gale muzeum. mieszkania
woznych, skiady fotografow ETC.,
- wszystko bez rezdltatu. War
toSc obrazu jest wproSt bezcenna
swego czasu dawai zan Rad an
kielski 5 milionow dolarow..
Rad ogiosil bardzo ogol-
nikowe oredzie W sprawie Marok-
ka, zaznaczajac, re obrady TRIVIA
ia jeszcze, rezultat zaS ich zalez-
nym bedzie cd tego, czy Niemcy
odstapia cd wygorowanych
swych zadah, czy ME. Dziennik
Temps, omawiajac kwestye,
przepowiada... woins europej-
skal
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-28

FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

Prof. G. r. vowles gave an address
Saturday, Jan. 20, at the state univer-
sity on Oxford Life.
Prof. r. w. Brown preached at the
First Congregational service last sun
day upon. The Value of the Democratic
Spirit In the Various Activities of Life.
Many spoke in high praise of the help
fulness and excellencve of this dis
course.
Recent word from Doctor Knowlton
states that he expects to end his very
enjoyable stay in Leipzig about Feb.
TO-. He speaks his regret of leaving
because Of finding his work so profita-
BILE and never having been among more
kind and helpful friends. Professor
Knowlton will go to Paris, unless more
favorable reports concerning condi-
tions in Italy are received. Recently
Mr.. Knowlton has given several adj
dresses for Rev. Mr.. Mediation, pastor
of the American church, one of these
being a New Years sermon.
Dean Stratton continues to slowly
still confined to his bed.
After prayer meeting Wednesday
evening a very pleasant party was
given in the Y. M. c. A. room by Mr..
McCrae and Mr.. Sunada. The guests
were delightfully."- entertained by games
and conversation. Near the close of
the evening the hosts served deli
cious refreshments. This was followed
by little informal music, after which
the company said goodnight.
Mrs. G. G. Creegan, her sister, Mrs
Morrow, and Master Bruce Morrow ar
rived in Fargo last Tuesday evening
and were cordially welcomed by the
college people. Mrs. Creegan has been
spending the past weeks with her
mother in Toronto.
Among the new students to enroll
for the second semester are: Miss
Azalia A. Kobe, Fargo; Louise Luther
Fargo; Thomas Thorson, Neilsville
Mimi, and Barnard McGrath, Barnes
vile, MINI.
All are glad to welcome Miss Berton
once more to the college circle. She
spent the fall and winter in Rome, Wis
iting Tyrol and few other places OF
interest. Her vacation has had the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-28
MAYVILLE NORMAL

The next number of the lecture
course at the normal is banner num-
Der and will be given on next Sat
urday evening. A high class musical
entertainment.
Senior rhetoricals took the time of
general assembly last Tuesday morn
ing and the selections were good and
we'll rendered.
President Hillyer returned from
Bismarck last Saturday morning and
is very much pleased with the atti-
tude of the legislators towards educa-
tional questions in general and toward
this school in particular.
The double game of basketball
played last Friday evening was well
attended in interesting The high
school team won over the normal Sec
ond team and the normal first team
won in the game with Emerald. There
was too much fouling on the part OF