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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19
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ing the full ring service. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of the intimate friends and relatives
Of the happy young couple.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19
HAGEDORN-EDD

Married at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Odegaard, at Gwinncr, n.
D., Floyd E. Hagedorn and Miss Eb5a
Edd. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Larson of Gwinner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19

daughter, Miss Ella Heidner and John
Roy Campbell of Mott, N. ID. The
ceremony took place at 4 o'clock, Rev.
Mr.. Menges OF the Evangelical asso.
citation officiating in the presence OF
relatives and a few friends. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Barbara Heidner, as maid of honor
and Ray Campbell acted as best man.
T. quiet home wedding occurred at
Lansford, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iceland NJ. Mitchell when their eldest
daughter, Mary Myrtle was united in
marriage with Matthias Engelhorn of
Church's Ferry. Only the immediate
friends of the family and a few re!a-
tiVes were present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19

The wedding of Re E. w. Pidgeon
of Rugby. y, D., and Miss Marie Lind
gren of Jamestown took place in
Grace Episcopal church, Rector J.
Snowdon Erayfield officiating and US
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Heidner. of 1144 Seventh street north,
Fargo. occurred the marriage of their
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-19
BUTTER N EGGS.

Guaranteed fresh eggs, two dozen
35c. First-class creamery butter, per
pound, &c, at store only. No deliv-
cries. VIM. Dohnn's Cash Market,
ia Broadway.-Adv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
!&porleoes tm,St, itriot !Naar bsr be-
haMbles.

Ma,tge 1olf, mmnlig 8sr,l, bar
tnnot, itri0t 6ear. 0s1te fan otrse
ell 1slae al Spa0p1n cllcr pare fprz
onrIoset al eli tyr % itram @opeo-
biro. Ger iilines 'ingeu anbell &c
Gambling, ioin oil aipc ct iaa mA1a=
0elipt q pariat @eliltot. s@o pa.
I'll bpggeliN Mel1sl1ira al 0aarct pq
sSsslen nleo Mrs Maions' DIE
,gmlilh Shampoo Green" % Ell
sMns:oge al @pne0hnNel1 meo M!rs.
Mafol1ss Glo gnalilb 5air Comic"
9gcnl,e g5hampoo." relller % Tier
ner sfjGllct, orGbcs s53aoomslpi-
rtrl,e "a SpIipningslniblet iturfer
S'arets @sooers % frelnlfpnoer 81,
bilrtia gRfilt.
elsie Miiolsr fo11 iaaes glpotbc-
ter % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, %
Orr ii'loes it1tct Mgbeo oermeaa:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

N,rr;s vs. s;ncsa Wan nnrr Iny4rp,
4, 4 ] Al; : .rss III, ,;c;tnv &,
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Yinlomotrr i ,,5nrc,I a16ria nilb :
limo III I; M]o,,rho,,er,,cs @;cnino.
5o+teIio 7e++. in,,+es - ,;aro
snnntrnf mon ,,pton So i,,nfah Scr
! Gfterrrt,,;no nm 81 Mornm,+ III.
Sc piutet aeiicfe, % mes en- Gel al
Sn,rcn ,,o,. l,ooet ono, mn So o,1;c-
re0es 1ino Dorn,as 49, m,,n,olo,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
nlisreo lfolo lttlpf,,aeo ~ :

ialisreo olfIoR,,iiso,e
Illcr, 4 81 Brroi soct'S 6orelrsnin.
a,cr 8 poroel,oe 2Gaer aopar'crsss
mleaet itrrft MOO at oroiinere Ainn-
6raalcr, Noiintonlsoraoher M'dltpl
ottsc. lloli1 itprfcllae Mioler, ioroi mon
tb}ecrpleo let air. apiloer til Mlfol)ol=
liter. sc Erof. Grams iSorclGs-
l5liia,ger)). IPl,f M!lnltpl!! Npao.
lfal man iiaai liae ona bfaierif 9L, ioul
mi luii,ocr al apiloer, ser nlef
Torfnroelie uiloe afpie Ianfen on
Nlfobolislue, lDoer til oaaliat.
Or. @inbeoc far hi nl ntlllig DC
ipeft ior, men vi fall iffe 1rpgte os
''elp Sen Torapicllr. iallltioig mco
at pi aielrgipcr ope1lltaacl,oe Mrtifel
7oftoren, oalaa at optrpfte en-
!ajgbenhapl,crs 6polelsOagabigt III
GU psll1urett Baarnrnauo llocllfor Sr-
pe0ltnocn:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
~ f# ISL a
Napnl.nna 8aln.
TeIttpeet 1914.
III SIR. Netcrien.

ary4-a z .EHA L.t s'tH4IS E@EsL TRMr5E -#k4 E4E EI.sEHN.
Z Ipaet til Ml'slanb 1912. oa De
oerlaget ! Moifpa % rua Gilbaae=
toaet par @egpnoclien til Mapolcons
Neoaong. 90 BANS Tielloer rejlte
Jig / 1915 tohte hon Set ltore SSl1g
pes 2eip5in | Gftpber. Otter Ct.
Srcn til 1ilboaetog lotto Mapnlen;,
liz nco %2cjr6nolet % 500 ct. @anrter.
Sligt ar llbert i Sen froftiuc Sci
lers 2in at iolbe inllrn1en / ct lac.
niatigt Eicblif; Set Nif tnncliqt rpf
1trrft tiE6nae naloa mes holls Slr,oz
6eb. d bon pe1tcoe Ser BAN CHS
III Ell folus1al Spgope lorn 6al, Idly.
l!eo s1p0punlia 9pgtigbeo.
Mopolepn ioanc Nppember 1918:
.ulSpr ct Mar lioel1 moricbcrep hc(r
europa mc0 .uS;; iii. nlaricberer, BET
mpbxps." 9Sr;ucb pur bans Still
Ting beteA1lct. Gpcr SEQ Geo Ma1,n.
rpffeoe ncb Nptaurstio, 1914 frcm
ira ollie 5iber. % hag ocln bar CIT
Nelerpe poo Ell fport Millio1l. 1::n
.5ponien fom cit er1gelif Scr 1nloer.
8ellilntol1. fra Spcits Sc forblmD1te
Nienoers 6ppcobur UNDER Sen pllc;=
riglfe 6ert,tg Scblpar5elrberg, frn
1piflano Hrc'ls'er,le mroer .@li!-
rher Marifolf Gorlp1rts C%tSrcnlnn) !.
iom BON fal0tca, og ira. 6pllntb n1ill=
orc' Mfbclingrr mrbcr Billion. ca
set Dor nti0t ont Ginterel1, n1aattc.
Serene pptruoe preot al 6enipn
til Sen iparlomllle Hrppial1t, lun1t Bet
frollife Iulf gjproc alt Tor at forbol=
DC Dem. Gette nor cit megct betnoe=
Zig. Ioroel for Nopplerar, Ser mes, I'M.
rinNcrr Stnrfc itfe WlDe hnpe frnl=
.ief opfage Mailtpe1l 11teD Aclp, iD1s
Nic,lhcrme unr iali1lcne.
Sch n1co Dellnc Ycguultigelie iM
80 -nploenc broarbe lpo for Sen itpre
Nciisr. 1prlt % lioitaf malp1lcM
Ser Ntrac Stotel,s ansle. Nsapp-
lenll bonoe imiolertio poeo goo SRfo-
nomi opllparet liz eli Nr;patforll1i,c.
% &rigslnil1iitcrer iif at 0ellnc Nit
pisnilta paa 80 Weill. Ira,iffss. Mie1l
o'aaiiaa meo Soloatcr hapllote bet
at f1tibe. 3pdl1 llnoe ira lite PHI
Anti 1912. til l5be Mopct11ber 1918
forlangt Ia MiIliion Gefr,1ter, %.
l1aar ,l1be l1oifripninger MI ifltloe
fi,oe 5teo; maotte moi, tase tore
1re'lge ellcr samle sitte Mtr'1o, ser
lu,olrmalt par la1tet oper l1oifrip-
',iiasalberei. geo arisstugets qe-
ggpnoeIie bboatone bban fllln $4,000
Mso '1 os III nmiooelbarc N'arheo, q
IS les itGrft n1,oer Ns}a,,sclle,, paa
81 fulalesinuno uooallepeIllic og SIS
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5tcmninacr.

McD Migtcm nlel1c fan man
bel npf tp1111e It langt Stpffe ben
as lin 2ipspei; men llaar @jertet it.
fft far llogc11 Del oeri, oueriol0es
hi cog il,art CT en- 6plelle al CONE
beo % Irutbeo, al bst. unilitrnffc=
liac / Dor Iilrurcllc. 81 furTglger
set %anpiitc Maal, men ltoeu Blpoe.
llocn 2u11alel ~ fin ct Scnoebllo
1 2ipet, Ser he'prger lit Grinoe o.
bragg. pibcre, men illtct ncl1ter, III
itet iapncr.
llbc1 / Sjertct at iple &jurligbeD
til nonct or hi fn11 5ilbprcrc i 2t-
pet. life GeItoucrc. fife oct, ri lflll-
Sc pore: ct Stuffe al 2ipct lelpl
.W po1Orer as ou1 htco Eligte:
:brolaptc Sci, men ri fon fife ltigc
nen paa &C blnn]tre11oe Marfer paa
Gejens Sibcr, III pfnn life pll1ffe
8lo'1itcr, pi tyr life c1aa1ta alGle
rs orer, oeres Quit % oercs 6ar:
Der.
Noor mon ieler Jig iaa enc. bebe.
pes Ser f,nl liot ior at tillrgoe
Mermcifenc 5fploen nertor.
Set cr life ,1caet ouer &C sor ii.
bel1, at Sqarlelnlnerbouct life lang1
fra Geiterbopet rl1llebc line 8glger:
Oct efsiiterer life mere. g, bpor
@opet breSte Jig. baper IiN iii
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(! y1tr,,1f 6aj 19l4 Z,

MtprAcs ~Nrl)ersnoAF aA ocil M8tn=
&c. huprpaa oeni er hlenet Erei
iblunM Is. bpcrt Nor har attez
be,lleGst Gpulurf' mlhcbsu san act
gounle NorNes &nuulR Cd Eeein. tor
politiif -natiultal. fisltlrrE on Anslos
milf 5clpitnlloiabc0, ON lanarioiaa
paa osn parnle, Nlterrslc, 1nurmeo
Bet Mint al nouf Sdrirr,,. orx FOX
teller nm bisle S1aln4{gs, e,lnu1a o4t-
hi Mn, loun GU no,lorct no
|af 2allNt a uQlaa G ben,
|ipm prlentlia fun truocr Bet
ENjellnenl .Slugts I~ruatnalnm 81
life ~perlunlia umgcN Bsvnz lar
lenet 2iprt og ltbplfltngc11 rHe0 Der
uurc. Muor man CT gGsiloac hR nhsar
iraitin &c mtiptmlr sSslttttcrrslcr,
.truns. uh. tremoeles uen lMde sci
El;Nbcoer folu1,ler til lnns Manot
9:tpr6nmnO i sl11Eerdln ila malsfter
1nan, at Oct pii togo Ein hna
Jio, meo scr acknowledgements paaa
bette Sl1raaoc, iom nr cl1frftc
.&olo loo ilittiat CT hieecT Nscra=
'ntu1lO iorelpcilet i Mr lloltc so Arr
H. %1 -L@L 4
Ser CT mere t7M Mtal .HWnrr1na
beroprc lnt, e1tb Der ruar1Ilt1roAes 11nr
pnret, % Ser er ualuu eSsruro til
at trn, at Dcnf fpiicr 4p1u ct narc
lpli0 BrlluoloA clln / lnpaen tiblaIe=
re Yeriooe.
s Aar, ga Nurgc iejrvr lin Gelp-
{tGnoigben: NrurorebeuurAgL oil
liffert ocn lturc Teltm5rae' Fuu TorT-
anaerifuulf SIDE blue TIT al ne
lncit opiigtspnffelroc Turrrel1cr s
Nprbmoclie meb Teitligbcoer1w AT-
hicmmc. Sc nif 'eire t17ISe gqFauTT I
N'ors ceen @aaro. Og on fu1nn1acr
SC better life blot fDtSSt as Nege1n-
ring p9 Gafl1emn1eligbco moo BET
2onb, lom toitreSe oe1M ua 1Nnr tr=
ret oeres Slr0t. @Wu1 aaie1znusa11
Northumberland. 81 brilrgcr 1g1-
Zig Segn poa tint 0engiuenbeo- Sc
fpmn1cr. life tuudnn1lDt till @Gn1nas
sitcr set lo119e Jruprr. Sc fonIner
.nnco @oper til gamle Nor. 1914
or ct Minoegapernes anr. hu,n her
.ffnl1nlcr til al itau @eipeWf uT ToF
Tremtibcn. 60 Oisle EinoeguDer
uil iaicn iiffert blipe ct al De bTrf-
.prnlte Miblcr til at BolDe Scrhu=
bclien peoliae mellem fm.pnrcHse
5lGater 'ug menfor Nforuge.-
Set or 8pgbegaurr1r fru SuBa=
.bpaoinger berupre. ium m biHpe.
;ipreotc rlu,ot ont / 9a1r0ef cg liner
naa lit Steo frcmbjrfp{r gpor Dg
'nttigc 6ormoof. Sg Der eT fre1u=
.nr aIt ocn ~nationalc Min6rguw,
slcm nil ttonllrm Drcf, Erse Como hE-
gohe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
&orps 9atc

Set er min SlnI ell trybfm1 Exrmm
ut gjGlte ,Noryes, T1dr-
7cn galnIe 6ielofnlt eLlfer lzzms
Sc glaoe Yierter& Iafe-
Som tit ocn ianre MorimM
5il &lcipens ipimlen0e Yiorr1lg
@p,n buorfcmtel1t pg. JsorW iHMa
Zig i lilt tSapn hltludfc!
Der ila,nfc ellie, @ng oH KI
6oan liz '~an1ntenrade,;
Oct. 1teg,r ,sjcIo oe 0Gffe' mT
Oct CT cit fiprltg Ta11fe-
Saa norlte Rrsore, Brpit pee #rg1a
nj billie mpo pen1ooig sWf
Dor Mooers 8rpit ieIp Bgl1s Ill
set er CIT fjnrlig Iuhe:.
WergpRnn5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
Farlne / e York

Stat, med sundt Klima, god lord, godt
Wand, ner Jernbane og Dyer, med 60
de Bygninger, selges meget billigt og
paa lette. Vilkaar. Adresser gives paa
anske Landmend fra Vesten, som
bar kobt Farme her og gjerne er
Landsmsnd behjTlpelige. Ny Bulle-
tin IS, med 1860 Farme for Salg, og
andre oMcielle O%plysninger sendes frit.
J. MoLDENHAWER, Skand. Assist.
Dept. Agric. Albany, N. Y. Ii
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Skriy til os for OplysniDg

ON udm9rkede opdyrket Far1ne i Diet be-
r6mte CHIPPEWA COUNTRY. Pris fra
4otil 20 Dollars AsTen: I H3s1tet af MElE-
vi har Ogsaal 90 a.usinde AcressT6m
merland og omhugget Land j Chippewa
J Exnfai rt os Naked i d l T@tte A neaehi nser
OF lang It'd HALE LAND CO.. 316 Bridge
St.. Chippewa Falls. Wis.
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Fortalt i faa Ord.

Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
slger at han havde den verste Hoste
en- Mand har havt nogensinde, og he'll
brededes j nogle faa Dage we'd DR..
Warner's White Wine of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

E#HEE Fs#9ae. .#. '5f#8H .rItES 5at$t5|E uEEFa GG
s Ma5n1l,s G6riitianien,
JONI iplocr halptreos,
jea rGffet Big asoniel1,
err 600 bl1 tllfreos?
Nio lunac nn ipGlge
/ Mclte pg 8gr
% altih bchnl0s
Sill rifle &nlpr,
tbi @cltc pil prinite
% oraor lMert Men'ifc
7oe forge bpcr Sens PC
onr @rap, laar ou opr.
Tortltlla iaa arlliom
bar @aperlle itrset,
w lullliilt ivy vi luH
@inoheoe 6lep fgot.
8 5fiu1nens 5arfas1lllls!
Norfl.1r Mig BOG Sen,
at Miffel % &as1,la1s
eoar fnilu1lcn / 5ppno.
Mens Musl1n!s e rs0br111,
ier Miffel lao Heg,
oen enc cit ss;tutte.
Sen anoen en Streg.
Mpar Masmlis fol1gilcr
en- @dfitcg nreo grsflcr,
talar Miffel aontefler
% @pfs6enllcltesi
iSor Moslnns If Mpitcn
iea oriffcr Ell 9fpat,
fpr Miffel pcs @oiteu
iea tar mig eli Siot.
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anD sbger ei


,s.t aa 'isl' ~ \ gisgaaIllsssadIiGaaarsssrs
errpnftspaa byosige 8rgsgan
pallorer os appdtEJoroerr Mer,
~nefcaailo, yiietneifffebaalo bar tgr
lant Daarlemnlerbtnpct.
Sapct, ppst SSosal, Dor MIg0pms
l!ttegejitrillg, Dor aSri1costrang, Dor
Observation-Disclosures b,por er bet
etc Dor mooerne sloer2 6oriiur,nlnz.
BET ~ ttprlagts 9saar iaa blot d..
ito ben a1iltur, Ser trroer / bets
,,5teo, bragte 9fDtte % Jorbeorina
0e melt Dirfninesiuloe sprpg ers
q 9jhenes Sprog set for ii,l4ge,l Grb
pa 8ogitaper, Der fgrit ifal fejes til
%bperallore, % orones efter ct be-
TENT 5pitem for at fnllne ltotrpffe
noect. Get f%orteite glif er ofte fife
blot Ell. bel Snt1liig1 Der notaler
= .1rrolg Jalfe, men oct er bDp=
pig Ct bclt aapitel % fife ijnloen
ell bel BOG.
Set almil,oelige spsoe pe1nooer
iig altio ferit til gret % gjjenndem
bette til Menneifelres 5oritanD % &
Jplelie. Men Set. 1jet Tiger, bar
enotn, / san111c zjeblif iunoet ia
E1aos ! 0}crtets Gpbne; Set bar pa-
ret ieltel1t for octte og bar allereoe
%forlangit lllrO al Magt pirfet til
bet melulcifeli8e gegrebs @runie,
1aar oct talte Sro enDnl1 fpmper
Tor at blipe ioritaoet pg l11tpoet:
glGoen ifal nltiD lItelnnle ps glob,
lelp ON ocns .sl1bel lpDer til os
ira ben iicrl1eite @abe. Naar man
bprer NluDens Stem11e, bpem full
De Da life tnnfe pha. at iii fejrer
maaife ct ,@jerte lin Spitanoellc, ct
9ierte1 Der lpnge bar ligget nlocr
% bar DGrct ne0trpft, men iii lig
Ell Hlante, oper. lbpilfen Ell tul1g
N%rbejospoans 9il1l far fiprtu unoer
5olens % Iribeoens S1lopirfniHg
otter rettcr Jig Up til 9ilpprelle og
til at 1epe pioere.
Spor .@lr0en er, Ser fit1oes Eli
li0en ogiau oltio / Nprbeoen, OF
bpor 1illioeu er, scr fi1oes Der: IN
gen merf &rog, Der ~itraaler Ser
Der, iaa itor Ben er, / fnIb @lanS,
% i11tct Menneife CT ioa ubctpoc=
|ligt 0eri, at set lpnes operflpoigt og
life lfuloe fil1Oe Ell Yla0s for line |.
5anfer5 % Iplel'ers Sic.
@npr hi bprer @lnoens 2po, Ser
be6 ri ogiao altio, at &nnbct bar
bje1mue, oct @aab, iom 1neo liffer
@oo1tS fsrer Mennelfene oper g
nets Mpfter, CO ion, ielp ON ga
gen for pGret ifprmfl1l0 og itrena.
ben oper 9tctten uiier Mernelfct
ber iriife, treoelige, aplone Mor-
ge11. Gertor buroe pi ilrble oDer
erbber @lrne, lclp on 6el1s gIaoe
&la11g FIN lpoer oucr til os fra Deu
fipr11pitp Mnne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
DyRkET on MT

til Salgs j Otter Tail County we'd Minneso
tas Inds0er. Priser fra $25 til $50. Skandi-
S~ettlenlenter. S~krivefter Oplys-
ninger. eller bes6g ANDREW I. LUND,
Vining. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
For Deres;Hiem

tindes hele Landet ineen riads der overeaar LITTLE.
FIELD LANnET i Diet beremte Belle med god. Wand !
70 Btne"s H"vedlinie. Rig:>te 10 d. rt eiigt Wand
sdndt Kiima. Kjsb Land d rex, f,a Ejelen. smaa eiier
store T, aLter, iy,k Alfalfa .g G. sl,fOder. VI %fOrsyner
lem med kvsgfod-r pa K'edit. ii Aars Undertaking
8 Procent. Cnderssg. liiu- trerer Try X age' irit.
Arthur P Duggan. Ssles ~ ausgsr,
Lttlefield, Lamb County. Texas.
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TIL SALGS.

En- 2 Acres Farm / Hubbard County,
MINI, 2 Mi! fra Far1is, 5 MilfraC ass Lake,
en- Mil fra Wolf Lake, den NEST flax er,ge So
Miunesota SkOv og We'd i5Msengde, inRen
St.D paa Iette l-an:, Plge billiKt. Skriy
efter videre OplysninR til
A. SUTHER, Farris. Mimi.
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nv y, "a, 81,
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
RTSLEY SAYS CHARGE FALSE.
Two Witnesses in Paul -Brandeis
Case Tell of Statement.
BOAsTED OF THE MONEY HE GOT
stenORrRpher Reads shorthand RE-
port OF Conversation of Mrs.
PauI ut Council bluffs and
Hazel McVey Resorts.

Testimony Of two witnesses that they
heard Charles Risiey say IN a conversa-
tion at sixteenth and Farnam streets
last December that Arthur Brandeis
was innocent OF the cnsrge against him,
was introduced by the defense In the
trial In Judge Days district court OF
Mrs Nellie Paurs s25OOo0 suit against
Mr., Brandeis
Tho evidence was to the effect that
young Risley who is son OF Mrs.
Paul, was boasting that he had gotten
$4,000 from MIR. Brandeis by frightening
him although his charges against the
wealthy merchant were not true
n deposition signed by negro man
who asserted that his wife had become
jealous as a result of his acquaintance
with the Risley boy and deposition
signed by w. Woodward. the the
atrical manager. who testified that the
Risley boy never gave any indication OF
being a promising actor. as alleged by
Mrs Paul. but merely acted as a supers
numerary and played insignificant parts
were introduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
End Stomach Misery, Indigestion Gas,
Heartburn, Sourness--Pape's Diapepsin

try Pape's Diapepsln. It's so needless to
have a bad stomach-make your next
meal favorite food meal. then take a
little Diapepsin. There will not be any
distress-eat without fear It's because
Papes Diapepsin really does" regulate
weak, out-of-order stomachs that gives
1t it's millions of sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. II is the
quickest. surest stomach relief and cure
known. II acts almost like magic-It is
scientific, harmless stomach prepara-
tion which truly belongs in every home
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18

favor OF the passing OF the Auditorium
bonds at the special election March TO-
Tho committee named by Mr.. Wilhelm
Is as follows: Charles A. Goss. Com
mercial club; Frank Kennedy, Western
Laborer; w. II. Hatteroth. Federated
Improvement clubs; Val Peter. German
Tribune; T. q. Northwan. Swedish
Noonday club; G. c. George. Real Es-
tate exchange; Joseph Roslcky, Bohem-
ian societies.
Mr.. Wilhelm met with his committee
Yesterday at the Commercial club when
the work was partially planned for the
campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
DIOTILLERS PRESENT CASE
Advance Many Arguments Against
Nation Wide Prohibition.
WOULD AFFECT CORN PRICES
Demand Sor GrSin would ne Less
cned and Many Men wouId ne
Thrown out OF work 10 Es-
tabIishments shut Down.

That the establishment OF nationwide
prohibition would greatly affect the corn
market OF the country because the corn
now used in the distilation OF whisky
would no longer be In demand for that
purpose is one OF several arguments the
liquor interests are now putting up In n
circular that is being distributed IN
Omaha, other arguments on the circular
are that prohibition would mean a great
loss in revenue to tho govcrnment, and
that II would throw a great many men
out OF employment.
This literature Is being circulated to
combat the efforts OF tho Ant-Saloon
league which seeks a prohibition amend
nient to the federal constitution. Al
though there Ia no statewide prohlbi-
tion issue pending In Nebraska this
year. tho literature against prohibition
is being circulated here.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
Five More Weeks Left
in Voting Contest

There are five more weeks in which to
collect votes in The Bee NJ. G. M. voting
contest On Saturday noon, March S,
the big campaign will close. The remain
ing weeks are the ones that will tell the
tale The winners VIII collect their votes
during this period. The voting values
are so generous, the merchants who give
M. & M. voting coupons SO numerous,
and the household necessities that carry
voting value widely distributed, that
each contestant has an equal chance.
Concentration and a little extra effort
will win. Look up the special voting
values. Find out those products that
carry bonus votes. Study the special
combination lists. Then take advantage
of these opportunities to add to your
standing In the contest.
The contest manager has outlined ex-
cellent plans for you. Study them. To
the workers belong the spoils.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
ACTRESS AT 0RPHEUM
LEARNS NEW PART QUlCKLl Y

When Mrs Taylor Granville learned
Sunday afternoon of the death OF her
father in Cincinnati she was just ready
TO play her part In THE System" at the
matinee performance at the Orpheum.
She played the act, knowing that her
father was dead. Miss Francis of the
team Of Muriel and Francis. playing at
the orpheum also. then started to learn
the part, so that she was able to keep
the act going Monday night. Miss Fran
els will appear during the remainder of
the week in "The System"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
Hammond is to Be
Returned to Seattle
on Federal Charge

Harry C. Hammond. who is charged
with impersonating federal officer and
obtaining money under false pretenses,
was taken to Lincoln Monday night
where il is expected that an order for
removal will be issued by Judge T. c.
Munger. Marshal Warner accompanied
the prisoner, who will be returned to
Seattle as soon as the order for emoval
is issued.
Hammond was arrested in Omaha, while
on his way to Chicago in company with
the entire family OF Charles Loring and
nurse, whom they had engaged at
Hammond's suggestion. 1t was Hammond
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-18
New Tractor to Be
Shown at Auto Show

II has been announced from the head
quarters of the Omaha Automobile show,
which will be held at the Auditorium
next week. that the Bullock Machine
and Supply company of Norfolk which
has recently opened a salesroom in this
city, will exhibit one of their Bull trac-
tors in the commercial exhibit at the
show. This tractor is calculated to at
tract many of the agricultural class to
the motor car display, as it is a distinc-
tive tractor and is OF reasonable price
as well as a Nebraska product. The
Bull tractor is only one of the many
feaures promised by the management OF
the show to make the Omaha event a
huge success.