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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Wisconfn

Gn SlOebrano eoelo9oc &rlte=
ger=2acbman Cos Mglle / y}eenab.
Sobet altllaacs til $4,000, ser ct
Ogffet ne0 assurance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
11nsopmm,cu % Toriparet.

9ilteip / &or0onger bolotes Ser |
&inien ct itort l~1ng0omslteme meo
Galer al M0iu11ft g1felanb og 60
renifriper Gaitberg. Gen itore 5or=
iomling pe6tog en- @ennen0elie til
Stotsmagterne ont at Doe Sc Sfre,
2a11oets &elfGro freezer.
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Nnrgf.

MiT-Sa lmer1e, iom for ct Mar
iiben in6fgrtes paa 8rpDe, blep beo
MKtemning / &egaar6sbeiens Strife
f~prfaitet til 8rug pe0 @a1ostiene-
Iten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

- Megeren &orrD 5tanton ! DeS
Motnes bIep ffl1ot og ioe6elig iaa-
ret al lin fraffilte bible $uitru, 6o
ban foriggte at trange fig IND !
ben6es &iem beb At ipare IND 81
rem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Sfien nbnibcs. 9Ditpret ba1
enitemmig beotaget 6ormanOifabets
Sn0ltilling ongaae11oe l~16pioellen
at Sfiens @p. 8pens Mreal bill
efter Sc rpe @ren6ler blipe ca. Z
&b. &m. mos bel 2 I'LL, og @Dens
Golfemeng0e pil gges mes ont
firing 1900 8erioner fra @ierpen
og 1850 fra Solum. 8pen bar
for Gi6e11 cit Tolfemengoe al 49,
900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

ct. Glaisurocn. &o1gen bar
nonepnt MORT &oniul / Durham
Sssacob Socobien ggelano til &io6er
at lite &losle for Gnrbe6stieneite
iamt MORT &icefoniul / @enl1o SIT
90 Grumpy og norif Gicefoniul /
Gfar Slni @enrifien til &i0oere al
2oen &losie for fortjenltfulo Girf
iombe6 / fine GtiIlin9er. Gnopi=
oere ct Sc nor fe &icefoniuler @n=
Gre Martin Geoerbergb / Hortlon0
CStoten Sregon), Mnoreos emil
ltalan6 / Seem Srlea1ns (9ouiiiQno)
og Olaf S. &obe / Miltponfee (@is=
coniin) uonepnt til @iooere al lite
&lasie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Stortingsbalgct. 5ocialiiterne bill
,ontagelig i 8uiferl1o &reOs beb ST.
items &aIg itille Orofprer Sorgen
% i @ingerifcs &re0s 9ornSrl16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
9en ~norif=amerifanifc Mational=

9em norif=amerifanife Matiomal=
fang. ~&orges noponoreoe @gn=
.ner", 9igt al S1tlius g. 8oumonr,
Carlton, Minn., og Mnfif al Stu
balpb @gller, @eattle, @oib., er
MI nofommet / Srpffen, for Man6s=
for, for blan6et &or og for Colo
femme me6 &iono og me6 en- en-
ge1if Soeriettelie al Gerten (Sbe
Mmerican Morlemon). Som @or=
fang er BEN ualmin6elig igrefaI=
oenbe og far Sen MeIooipiitet,
&roft og &ptbme, iom 1fal til for
en- @ationaliong. Mrrmgemente1
for soloitemme me6 Biano er me-
get tiltalen6e. Set fdrite @ers al
Gefiten illuitrerer 6temningen,
ffriber Observation-Disclosures:
Com Morees Sifingifore engona
6rog
at binoe 8ptte / Sc fjerne 2an6e,
iaa fom ri bi6 og Mrben opertoa,
1om Self os leDne6 bag Mtlantis
8on6e.
Ser ifal ri bDgge Morge op poanD,
Der 1tol ri btnoe Magt og @ul6 og
&p.
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HI.UlLSTRUENS HIEILBRED.
G%JENOPRETTET
Manden forsikrede, at Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Wide gjenoprette
hendes Helbred, hvil-
ket Diet gjorde.

Ashland. Ky.-''For fire .Aar siden
syntes .jegg. ut Jeg fejlede nesten al
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6priparsbebat / 5turtin9et. Sill

6p%riparsbebat / 5tprtin9et. Sill
jen til at rejie oTriparet og til at
,bepOe Gilciplinen / Mrmeen fit /
|@tortinget Sen 80. M}ai ct naiten
operralfen6e lterft u0trpf.
Me0ens / tioligere Star Sen al
min0elige Debat fpr 8uogetbebon0=
lingen pelertlig bar beret fgrt al
Gocialtlterne mes 9eflamationer
moo Militarismen, lto6 mi Mini=
1terb9nfen og ollie Sc b~orgerlige
(&artier iammen / offeniipe 5remltao
moo Sc ne0brD6en0e &rgfter.
Militnrfomtteen bar / fin 8u0get=
|in0tilling frepet ifarpere &pb6elie
|af Sr6en, Su9t og @6rueltgbe6
paa @fsercerpla6i erne. Sociolilter=
ne bar afgipet en- afpigenoe 8etenf=
ming, og bette gap Mnleoning til
ifarpe og beltalen0e Snoleg moo
6eres n%e6brD0enbe Mrbejbe. Sra EN-
&enitretaler bleb set enbpg ontpoet,
lat @gitatorer. iom o%pfor0re6e til
Militprltrejfe, bl1rbe Miite @tem=
meretten.
Sociolilterne blcp 1t10er bele Ge=
botten baor0t trGngte og befon6t
ig uafbru6t paa &etretlinien.
Spertro / nprc Sage. Gen n.y.
Zig uotontne ii6lte 8eretning fra Sen
nor1fe Me6icinalitprelie bringer 81.
a. forifjellige mertelige Splpsnin
ger ONT, / bpilfen noltroft @rab al
|@logs Sbertro, ltommen6e felt til
bage fra 6en beoenife Sis, enonll
bitanoig er roa0enoe / 2an6ets mere
|ofiibes liggenoe 8Dgber, ierlia
blanbnt Slime og 2appebefolfnin+
gen / Sc norblige 9iltrifter.
8%eretningcn inbeboloer iooIe6es
ooifillige paolioelige @ionesbpro ON,
at Sen gamle Ero paa, bborle6es
man Deb at nfaite &uner" ODER
Soft fu11be tilfeie Dem onbt, enon11
II set tpbenbe Marbunoreoe err al
min6elig n6breot blon6t 2dppefpl=
fene. On D%iitriftslege omtaler /
fin Sn6beretntng aoifillige &pinoer,
iom fulot og fult tror paa, at Sc
SDgoomme Sc lioer af, er Sem poa=
ferte paa 0enne Maa6e, og far
me6oeler / famme 6orbin6elie, iom
en- 11pe Sarallel til u&unerne" iom
@Dgoomsfil6e, bborIebes set 1fal
bere a1minbeligt, at Iinnerne an
benoer r2igilim" til at uiette GDg.
Dom" pao 6olf og Se. 9ette ifa]
foregoa paa 6en Maabe, at Simmer
tager Slim fra Munben paa ct Sig
og oberfgrer bette Slim til Muo
eller lignenoe, iom iaa ipiies al
on, mn bill on6t, lelofglgelig uoer
at b~eofommenoe oner roget 6erom.
ISg 6innen bar let M6gang TIL at
giere @r1g af 6enne Sremgangs.
mouoe, % 2igene ofte ben1toar Ipn.
&c nbegrobebe / 6isie ggne, m6erti=
BEN EN- bel CONNER igiennem.
Sgioa / 2on6ets ip6ligere Ggne
er Sbertroen paa S~pgbommcnes og
9elbreoelies Miblernes Smroabe
obermaa6e nbbre6t.
Ser berettes ON ct TIT @paflaI<
(berpor, ianoipnIigpis Eatere, iom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

CHARLES Meslep 0upi0, Ser
bar pGret Stotslc11ator, Sorgmelter
/ Sibfoib og Ell al Sc fprltc 5rpluit=
bonolcrc / 5taten CT ofgoaet pes
9poen / Oibfoib, IS 9(ar gan1n1el.
-712 @rao11e11tcr nil / oenne
Moaneo forla0c Stotens Normal=
ifolcr, foroelt loole0es: geormallf ITO
len / Ga CROSSE, So; Wilmoltfee,
212; 0ibfoib, 10; Y%lottepil1e,
81; &iper Sails, 81; Gtepcns
&oint, 46; Superior, &C.; @bitemo=
ter, IS.
= &olla Gontell, ser er Yerle=
ftifer, fan0t forle0en Dag / Mis~
iiSiippiflooen, 1rnr Yrairie 0n Gbien,
EN- np0elig Eerle / en- 5fal. Sen
pejer 31h Grain, og ban iolgte Sen
for $1,000. Ser CT blepet fun6et
flere fine Yerler / set 1iolte.
= De el6ite Erillinger / Stoten
hQr netop hubt ct Mg0c / Ton6 6at
Sac for at feire lin 68oe 6plielsoag.
Set er Wrs. 5eoate Yier, Der Dor
/ @orialt, gp0neD @in0ecfer, Bon0
on Sac, og 5plpelter @inoicfer
8Drolr. Mrs. Bier un0erfn1tebe fig
li0lte Sinter Ell farlig Operation.
- gn Mlligotor, fen1 500 lang,
bleD far1get / ct @arn al Ell Sitter,
@illiam 2amb, / Misiisiippiflooen
nogle faa Mil %ne0enfor. Erairic 0u
@bien. Gen f9mpe6e baarot for
2ipet> req Garnet i 6tller og be0
efter 6ilferen; men Sen moatte gipe
ino. Mar bar / flere Mor feet to
Mligotorer npr Erotrie on Gbtet1.
= MgneS @bamp11ep, 5angerin=
Sc peo 5cblit5 Ealm @ar0en / Mil~
aal1fee, er blepet pluoielig blind.
Sun bapoe netop mo0taget ct 8rep
fra fin. Mooer, lom er lpg, % %
bum lfl1lbe lple bet, bar alting tort
for ben6e. 29gerne tror, at 8lino=
be6en 1fpl6es %g}erbpiitet.
= On itprf Irolt inotraf / Mai=
Sen Mocf Scat til forrige 2proog og
gioroe flor @fobe pon @cgetationen.
Sum CIT Gong fer / oe liblte 80 Mar
bar ser pGret 6ro1t iaa tent 1om Den
Ste Sunni.
- en- @fsploiion, ser faite6e 6olf
uh al fine 5enge, fnuite ct Sus til
&inoebeo og frembrogte neiten Ell
Bamf, inotraf / 2in0ol ga 300
@alloncr @asoIin, EN- 9el 9Dnamit
og en- &agge &r16t blep %tilfGloig-
big antr11bt al en 2ampe. @an=
bille=@ ruben er iaa at iige p0elagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Gborles Beslep 9opio, ser
bor prret Statsicrotor, Borgme1ter
/ Sibfolb og Ell al Sc fprltc Grelo1t=
bonolcre / 5tate11, er afgoaet pes
9poen / Nlbfoib, IS 9(ar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
#Joma.

Snbbrnostpbe trRngte Jig en-
Scot in6 / 8olfontoret | Salo, nRr
@e6ar @apt6s og itjal $500 | &enge
og $500 / Brimerfer. De nnofom
% ct life hlebet arre1teret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

sfrio efter &rIpenamere paa bet.
e 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

9bbsfalo. 2ensmon6 sSArgebrigt
&riitionien @iiie / &jerunofior6 er
pluolelig ofgaaet be6 De6en / MaIe=
iunb al 5lag. Mf6e0e bar mango
oartgt Meolem at Sgn6mgre Damp=
ifibsiellfabs 9ireftion og @ireftgr /
5jerunofjor6s Sporebonf. San
ne6 in6en fin &ommune flor MnieeI<
ie og Eilli6.
Den merifanife 2egotionsle-
fretpr I &rtitiania, Sole Sroncisco
@ooop, er afgaaet oe6 OGDEN al Gp=
fl1s poo nlleboal Spgebus efter 3
Tigers Spa6om. @o6op oor fgot
1888 og bleb ioale6es Tim 80 Mar.
5bb. Observation-Disclosures
Sbomos $. Sroit er fgrite @inle6og
ofgaoet pe6 9gben, IS Mar qom-
mel.
- @iebmono sc. ST.. @affeitob /
&angeinno fal6t 800 ON pua @o6en
ben 276e mai.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
Packers Win Out
in Food Law Case

SIDNEY, Neb., Feb. s.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-THE prosecutions under the pure
food law Instituted by Inspector McIain
against the Armour company and Swift
a Co. were today dismissed by the county
court after the evidence OF the state was
all introduced. The particular violation
of the law charged was failure to have
stamp showing net weight on packages
of lard found by the inspector not to be
so stamped The defendants put up a
stiff fight on the jurisdiction OF the court,
and after arguments Of counsel the court
took the matter under adyisement and
dismissed the cases. .
A number Of cases the inspector had
already arranged 10 Institute will now be
dropped and proceedings properly iusti-
tuted where the sale by the wholesaler
can be established.
II developed during the trial Of the two
cases referred to above that the stickers
showing the net weight had fallen off
the packages in transit or In being
handled by the retailer. and that to meet
such contingency the wholesaler provided
the retailer with stIckers 70 place on the
packages when II was discovered that the
stamps originally placed on them had
slipped off.
This fact was testified to By the NOR.
chants to whom the lard was sold and It
seemed from the evidence that the whole
salers had made an honest effort to COM
ply with the law.
Miles and Mcintosh. who defended for
the packers. had their cases too well in
hand for the state TO make any headway.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
MERRIcK FAIR WILL BE
HELD IN CENTRAL CITY

CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. Feb. s.-tspe-
claI.) THAT Central City will be the place
where the annual fair Of the Merriok
County Agricultural Fair association will
be held was determined at a meeting
Of the officers and directors in this city
Monday. The directors present were
mostly farmers residing outside Of both
Central City and ciarks. and the matter
was settled b. them in favor Of Central
City. The following was the vote In
favor Of locating at Central City: VIII
liam wegner. George Wolcott. Carl Jen-
sen, Max Cornelius. o. May, w. A. Nc
cuIlough, r. NJ wolcott, Theodore NJ.
osterman. z. W. Badger. II was also
decided that the fair should be located
at Central City for the next five years,
beginning with this year Of 1872 The
dates set for the fair this year are Sep
TENDER II. Il and 10. W. A Mccullough,
Theodore NJ osterman. William Veg
nsr and E. w. Badger were appointed
q committee to select site
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
UNION PACIFIC FIGHTS TAX
ASSESSMENT IN MERRlCk

CENTRAL CITY. Heb.. Feb. a.-(spe-
ciall-As the outgrowth Of the partial
payment OF its personal taxes by the
Union Pacific prior TO the first day OF
last December, the railroad company
filed suit in district court against County
Treasurer John T. Mclean. enjoinlng the
further collection Of taxes levied against
II is certain townships. The whole dis
pute centers about the manner In which
the assessment was levied. In the dis
puted townships the boards instead OF
making the levy 20 specify so many mills
for road purposes. SO many mills for
bridge purposes and so many mills for
general purposes. threw the assessment
all together and made II as so many mills
for all purposes Now the railroad main
ta.ns that this assessment was erron-
eously made. claiming that all purposes
means general purposes. The law for
bids the levying OF more than two mills
for general purposes. and Il is on the
claim that this all purpose levy exceeds
the two mills that the contest is brought.
In no case does the levy exceed the
amount tnat may Oe ieNieu AOI al pui-
poses combined. but the claim Is that
the form in which the levy is made
makes II merely a general fund levy and
as 1t exceeds two mills is therefore H.
legal
The amount thus claimed TO be iIleg-
ally levied and the townships In which
levies are made are as follows: Central.
s2s1.54; Chapman. ,s45.Ts; vieregg. s1oSss;
Prairie Island. sls@ The claim is also
made that school district No. II exceeded
the legal twenty-five mill levy by the
sum Of tlsS52. To enioln the collection
Of thee amounts the Union Pacific
brings suit through its attorneys. Martin
q Booker Of this city. and Edison Rich Of
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
THIRTY-THREE MORE
INSTITUTES THIS MONTH

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. s-(special)-
Thirty-three more farmers Institutes
will be held this month. which practically
closes the seasons schedule OF go In
stitutcs The list OF places and istructors
arc given below. The dates are all in
February:
Place. instructor and dates:
Elwood-R. B. Murray. %.
Franklln-R v. Cyr. eO-a.
Atlanta-F. II. Browne, 2l-22.
kenesaw-M. a. StOner, 2-3.
Crete--G. &. Noble. 23-24
Creston-H. W. Luedtke. 10.
Elgin-Bert Hunter, 1914
81. Edward-H Gordon Cross, i4-l5.
silver creek-ChaTles Wooster, i5-lG
Clarks-I& Little ls-T1.
Marauetts-Alex Powers, %.
Aurora--J. D. Kerr 1921.
Wsco-R. T. Getty. H-2
Utica-George Liggett. 2-7s.
Beaver Crosslng-J. G. Morford, q
Peru-J. %. Graves. N-2.
Johnson-Walter Kisohel. 1859.
Humboldt-Don Gridley, Feb. y and
March l.
MInden-L. :. NewboId. March S.
schuyler-tGrand View church)-B. r.
Pearson, %
North L,oup-C. L. Hin, q
Loup city-L. n. Smith. "a.
Milligan-c. Smrha. 81
Belvidere-E. p. Dill, q.
Dlller-w. c. Lane q.
Kimball-HArney Benson. %.
Morrfll-James Elliot. 2.
Mitchell. James T. Whitehead, q
SCOTS Bluff-william B. Woodruff. a.
Ravard-C. II. Harpole. d
McGrswL. W. Ringxby. q.
Lewellen-Dr. ID. r. Morris, ..
Keystone-C. + Phillips p
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
GARDNER WINS ORIENT
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

MANILA, Feb. s.-Carlton r. Gardner
Of New York and San Francisco won to-
day the lawn tennis championship Of the
Orient. He defeated Edwin s. Mcoee,
who was the winner last year, and the
holder Of the title by to l. The con-
test took place during the annual car
nival at which the championships Of all
branches Of sports were decided.
The amateur base ball team Of the
waseda university of Japan has been on
visit here and played games with
American and Filipino teams by both OF
which Il was defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
Omaha Men Plan
a Novel Mutual
Insurance Body
fFrom a siaff corresnondeni.l

LINCOLN. Feb. s--(speoial Telegram.)
John W. Barth and II. H Bowes OF
Omaha were at the capitol today looking
up the legal phases Of decidedly novel
insurance company which they have
projected. Theys have worked out their
plan and now they want the attorney
general to tell them whether such COM
pany can be organized under the laws Of
Nebraska.
The plan in brief is TO organise 4
mutual company, which will insure Its
members against sickness, casualty and
also against loss by reason of being out
OF employment, The proposition was so
novel that the attorney general was not
willing TO give an opinion off hand. there
being no precedent so far as known for
such a company
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
VALENTINE WOMEN WILL
BUILD AN AUDITORIUM

VALENTINE. Neb.. Feb. 9.-(speciaLI
The Women's Improvement club is max
ing plans for building large auditorium
here the coming summer and 1t has all
It's committees out on the different parts
of the work. and the prospects Of the
building being built are the most favor
able. II d to cover two lots and have
basement under the whole with kitchen
and dining room for social affairs. also
the dressing room for the stage win be
In the basement The first floor will
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

son. In this county. on q farm, where
Mr.. Hasklns died In December. 1881 Since
March 1. 1858, Mrs. Hasflrs he'd lived
continuously In the same residence In
Stella, a period Of twenty-four year,,
Three children survive. James A. Has
kins. who il farmer living near Stella;
Clyde @. IIaskins and Miss Eunice Has
kins. who are editors OF the Stella Press.
and who lived with their mother. Miss
Eunice Hasklns Is secretary OF the Ne
braska State Press association.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

Race 20 File on Land.

VALENTINE. Neb.. Feb. s.-(special)-
Something Ike the old time rush for
land took place here yesterday when
Frank sedalecek rode ninety-five miles
against time to file on a piece Of land
II seems that he had taken a surveyor
out to survey this piece be wanted some
where near the Spade ranch and the
survey showed that it included some
very valuable hay land that has been
used by Spade, End some employees
Of the ranch finding out what was going
On started fpT tvwn at once, but Frank
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

STELLA, Neb. Feb. s.-tspeciaD-
Mrs. A. Hsskins. aged g years. died at
her home in Stella Sunday afternoon
She had not been strong for ten years
suffering from arterial scleritsis. Mrs
Hasklns was born near Portsmouth,
scioto county. O.. and there was mar.
ried to George w. HAskins. They CANE
to Nebraska in 1877. locating near DAM
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
king MAY Be DELEGATE
0sceola Man Suggested as One Of
the Roosevelt Men.
OMAHA MAN FOR AUDITOR
W. ID. Howard Announces He VIII
Make Race for This Position
Beyeridge VIII Talk in
Lincoln Monday.
CFrom a staff Correspondent.)


LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. s.-tspsciai Tele-
gram.)-It is announced that the La Fol-
lette state meeting which was called for
Monday afternoon will not be held until
evening OF that day on account Of the
Inability Of some of the prominent speak
ers to reach the city in the afternoon.
Among the men spoken Of as delegates-at-
large are y. Merriam of Omaha and Z.
l.. King of oseeola. the latter a Roose-
welt man. 1t is limited that Governor AID
rich will not be a delegate and that Mr.
King viii be the representative accorded
the Fourth congressional district.
J. ]. Mccarthy OF Ponca is spoken Of
as ap ossible choice for another OF the
delegates-at-larse.
Howard VIII Run.
W. B. Howard OF Omaha was in Lin
coin today and said that he knew Moth
ing about the petitions for his nomination
as auditor until after they were filed,
as he had been out on a ranch for some
time. He said, however. that he would
accept and make the race.
Ledwith as DeIexate.
Petitions are being circulated in this
city asking that the name Of John J.
Ledwith Of lincoln be placed on the
primary ballot as a candidate for dis
uict delegate to the democratic national
convention. Joseph N. Heasty OF Fair
bury has filed as democratic candidate
for the state senate.
aeveridge Talks Wednesday.
Extensive arrangements are being made
for the banquet Of the Young Mems Re
publican club at the Lincoln hotel next
Wednesday night Former Senator Bev-
sridge OF Indiana will be the principal
speaker. The banquet Is not an invita-
ton affair and all are welcome. Word
has been received from many out In the
state that they intend to be present and
a number of reservations have already
been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

air and the Miracle worker. instead Of In
creasing the number OF coats, is alleged
to have accompanied the Montgomery
coat over into. Iowa. where he is now un.
der arrest
John n. Gillette OF the soldiers home
at DanvIlIe. H.. writes the governor that
he has a scheme OF dry farming which
he is certain will make the semi-arid
section bloom like the rose. or something
Of that kind. 'f tT.
Mr.. Gillette was referred TO the state
experiment station. . g.. -
There are still about fifteen counties
which have not made their January set
tlement with the state treasurer.
More Bonds bought.
The Board OF Educational Lands and
Funds has just invested ,so,s0o Of perma-
nent school funds. as follows: Bonds of
the city of Sutton. .s2s.so; bonds Of the
city Of Rushville. .l5,oOo. bonds Of the city
of Gordon, aeoo., and bonds OF the city
Of Wilcox. sl3,Ooo.
Child Reunites Parents.
A 6-year-oid boy was the means Of
bringing his father and mother tog s,her
again In the court Of Judge cosgraye.
John and Susie Brown were the parties
to the action and each accused the other
OF cruelty. The judge gave them lee
ture. through the aid Of an interpreter.
the parties being German Russians, and
the pleadings of the boy did the rest.
81, Military Board Meets.
The military board met today at the
capitol with all the members present
except Major. Paul. who IS expected later.
Two resolutions were adopted. one OF
which provides that where company
property is short. lost or damaged ths
value ofisame shall be deducted from the
per diem allowance Of the company un-
less It cam be shown the loss or damage
was unavoidable, and that the money
be taken TO replace the articles. Another
resolution provides that where company
reports are delinquent and they are not
Forthcoming and approved within three
months after notification for per diem
and other allowances will be withheld
Funeral of Late Chancellor.
The funeral Of Chancellor Emeritus
Huntington Of Wesleyan university, who
eied yesterday at University Place. viii
be held Monday at the First Methodist
church Of that place
Major Penn to Manila.
! 1t IS understood at the state house that
Major J. A. Penn. the regular army
officer detailed as inspector and In
structor to the Nebraska National Guard.
VIII be ordered about April / to rejoin
his regiment. As his regiment is now in
the Philippines this means another trip
TO the orient for the major. Major Penn
has been on detached duty as long as the
military regulations permit and this is
the reason assigned for the transfer.
snnerfnfendeuf Green He-EIecfea.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

got wise to the move, made tracks for
Valentine beating the other fellow In and
getting his filing In the first thing
Thursday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
H.. a Burning shame

not to have Bucklens Arnica salve to
cure burns. eczema, boils. sores. piles.
cuts. bruises. wounds and ulcers. sc.
For sale by Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10

superintendent Green He-EIeetes.

cLARKs. Neb.. Feb. e-tspeciai.)-
The Board Of Education met last even
ing and reelected Prof ". C. Green
superintendent OF public schools. This
viii be Superintendent Green's fourth
year at the head Of the schools Of this
place,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
Requi.ition for Miracle.

The governor has issued q requisltion
on the governor OF Iowa for the return
10 Omaha Of Glen Miracle. who is
charged with stealing fur-lined over
coat from s s. Montgomery. Mrs Mont
zomsry put the coat out on the porch to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-10
Primary ProcIanstion.

The governors office is preparing the
primary proclamation. which must be out
sixty days before the primary election.
April r. Folloying is the list Of off
GERS contained: Presidential preferences,
vice presidential preference. senator, DEL
egates to national conventions. national
committeeman. congressman. governor.
lieutenant governor, secretary Of state,
treasurer. superintendent OF pubic in
struction. attorney general. land COM
missioner. railway commissioner. presi-
dentisl electors. state senators and rep
resentAtlves and endorsement Of five con-
sfitt1tional Amendments