davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
ans MeriFe.

llaiere &egieritllg bat Die sSot-
oerung megen 8eitrafung Der Ntors
Ger 0es Entertainers Mlcalonus un5
Gntidaoi9ung ieiner 6omiIie, oie iie
an ben 3opatita-@ General Sala5ar
IN Der merifanii6en Sauptitoot iQro-
te, allh an @iaa ~iiberionot Der ia
nit 3apnto berbiin0et lit uilo Der
ond bic 8irtan5en oes llnternebmciis
inter it'd bat.
@ie mierm Staatsoepartenlent
mitgeteilt miro. eiebt oie 8eiebuna
BON Bie0ras 0egras ben @iaiitns
politdnoige &ontrolle iiber sic &o6.
lerfeloer BON ,goabuiIa.
Garran8a madt befarnt, oab
roS &ononenboot o3aragoia@ oas
CUR 3eit Dor 8rogreio liegt, ieoes
Sdiff anbalten miro, bas ben @eriud)
mn6t, in ienem Safen 2aoungen elm
5itnebmen ODER 5u loi6en.
Mrs Del Nio miro genleloet
oaB an Samitag beinabe aIe DC
npbner, eini6lieBlih Der 8eamten,
Der merifaniiden Stoot, 9as @acas,
Die arf Dem anoern ltfer oeg Siio
@ranoe, Del Gio gegeiliiber, Iiegf,
iid mad Gel Gip fliifteterL peiI es
hieB, SoISaten Ser 8iIliitas 5oaeli
oegen Die Stoot beran.
Nus 8aibington miro geinel:
Def, garran5a babe, auf Die 8erltel.
lungen ltnierer &egierung Die 8lof-
fooe bes Safens bon 9rogrelo fir
o~ufgeboben erfldrt. 9as &anonen=
boot o3aragofa@ mliroe Suriidberl-
fen INFO Die beioen amerifmiider
Shiffe, Die nit &onf belaoen I'M
Safen lagen, fonrlten Den Safen bef-
laiiei.
0ubaG @eit Den unier 8rGiii
cent olS Spe8ialgeionOter mad
Merico geididt bate, erfldrt. c,
babe in benz BON @iaa beberridter
Serritorium iiberaa @ube uno quite
Srouung e%efunoen.
Ter braiilianiif)e @eianote ii
Merico Bat unierer &eaieriing mitse.
teilt, onB General 3alafor, Der ieit
Veietutg Ser Staot Merico our9 oil
3apotiitas Die 2eitung Ser AusmGr
tigen &ngelegenbeiten nieoer iiber
ilommen bat, inn mitgeteiIt ba6e
oaB Die Moroer oes g(nierifaner'
Mc@fanus unbeoingt beitroft Deroer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
Sreie Hreie fit seras: Muntag IS. Mdr5 1915.

be8iielide 0ote Der engliiden &egic-
ring tit CUR 3eit, 90 mir Dies ifrei-
ben, nod nidt e%ingetroffen, aber ibr
Snbalt tit i6on een1eloet woroen INC
bieier Snbalt lauft auf cine oirefte,
boafommene @bpeiiultg binaus. ST.
8miiden lit nun nod etn atoerer
3mii6enfoa poiiiert. Ser oeltidc
areu5er uGitel 6rieOri9" iii, na6z
Dem er cine @n5abl fran5ofiider uno
engliider S6iffe IN 6en @runo ge-
hobrt bat, int Sen @afen Neppolt
HemS eingelanfen. @eroen mir 0o.
onr6 idon in cine ettpas unbequene
rno unbeboeli6e Sitllotion periest,
10 miro Die l1nbequemlidfeit oieler
Gituotion nod oaour6 erbobt, bob
Der u@itel Srieori6" ali6 Elm ame1i=
fanii6es S6iff 1T Sen @runo ge-
bebrt bot, neil es @ei5eit an 8oro
Gntte nuh oieier @ei5en, Ser nod Ell
mem engIti9en Sofen ge6ra6t fper-
cen ioate, naA Der Meinung BEG ao-
tH|n
pitdns bes areu5ers apntrebauGe
Dor. 9abur9 meroen erltens mir
els nentrale 0otion oireft "betroffen,
Oenn eines unierer gdifie lit 5erItort
pproeir, uro 5peitens miro uniere
5te1lrng IN @e3lt9 ailf aontrebanoe,
Die mir @n9lono %gegeniber eingc-
rommen bn6er, beriibrt. ltnange-
nebm 6eriibrt, oo uns Die @ei6idte
10 nabe an9ebt. Die Situotion lit
olio nidt nur ltnbeqtem uno ult6e-
haglid, lon6ern oireft peinli6 oe=
tppr6en.
@Iiiflider @eiie tit man 1T @olb.
iltgton berniinftig urlo iiberei[t nidts.
IS bieB mnfo1gs, ooB einige ser Wei,
hitter iebr al1feeregt ieier, beionoer5
Serr GonieGs, Ser Slottenminifter,
unb bon einem idorfen 8orgeben
segen ben GopitGn ltnO Die 8eiQh.
ing 0es areu5erS iprGdell aber oie
aufregung BOT lid ooh gelegt. Menu
beban0elt ben &reu3er uito bic 2eltc
anf ibm init oa Der 53uborfommer<
1eit, oie mogli1 lit. Man bot i6a
ms brotherhood geben loiien, I'M not
neHoige @lsbeIlerunger ~por5unef-
men, uno erlpartet jebt beitimmte
gtitteilungen bes &apitdns ii6er oie
mlitmaBli6e galier ieines Mufent.
bats o6, s. +. pie lange es oaltern
miro, Big bas 56iff mieoer it
Do1fonmeneit ieetiihtigen 3nltono
oerieselt neroen fam. Bon oieiets0fit=
teilungen miro eS d~b6angen, mas lll-
lere 3egierung tut. Sb fie bent
S6iff geitatten miro, I'M Safen ali
f(eiben llno rubig Die notigen GepQ.
raturen por5unebmelt, mas tie bolfer=
re6tli6 ei9entlid nidt tim fam,
ipenn es 5u lange oouert, ooer % lie
Die Srternierultg oes Sdiffes per=
langen miro. Capt. 86ierifien nil
ifdl aif Sic 2eBtere nid]t einlaiIciL
GpffentliA miro lie ibm aber bon
8eutidGono o~nbefobleu, oenu e8 mir
&c tatidd)li6 eine nftbIoie 9pferuna
non S6iff uno 8eiabung ieifl tpenm
er ben &nfen perlieBe. 9rmtBen
fparten feinolihe ariegsfhiffe in iol.
der lle6er3abl auf i'm, SAB an ein
Gntfommen nibt 81 0enfen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
Ste bemtise Gage.

Cine geranOerung ser Sage bot
ni6t itattgefunben. slus Berlin miro
oireft gemeloet, oaB I'M Often nidts
Gidtiges paiiiert iei uno i'm @eiteu
lfeinen iid au6 llur Sample obne
groBe 9eoeutuitg ab9eipielt au ha-
ZEN. Sn @aIi5ien i6iden iid Ste
Selterreider onideinenO CUR 8efrei-
urtg bon Grc5empsl an. 9(uBeror-
aeiltli6 erfolereid baben Die Cent
i6en l1nterieeboote pobreno Ser leb-
ten Gage ~gear6eitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
SnlanD.

Sim Sonlitag lit o1f Ser Mus=
iteaung in San 6ranciscp, in @e-
genapart BON G%auienoen BON 3uibau-
erit Der 2uftidiffer 2incoln 9eadp
r%erunglldt. Gas ungliid paliierfe BET
Gem 5meiten Slug geabep's. gr bot
te aae mogliden eema9ten aunlt-
itiide 9ema9t, uno molte nit eineln
rihtigen Sal ans elmer So9e bon
hreitauieno SUB i6lieBen. 9ieies
Experiment mltrOe IN Der @eiie ans
sefiibrt, onB er Sic Sriebfraft ser
,lfai6ine abitelte,o az 2nftidiff I'LL.
gefabr 1000 Sub ienfre9t nieoerfut=
len lieB, Damn Die &raft ipieOer ole
iie[te ullo lei6t idipebeno poaenos
eur @roe nieoerfam. Gas Experiment
mar inn idon peridieoentlid DC
9liift, am Sonntag, beim Speite.l
Slug oeriagte Die Mni6ine aber nno
liar5te fopfiiber in Die 8aD. @inige
Gtllnoen ipater fano man Die 2eihe
oes 2ufti1iffers. Mnn glaubt iett,
Der llmitano, oaB 8eafD am Conn.
tag EN- Monoplan benuste, mabreno
er ionit leine &ainitItiide INNER nit
eitem 9iplam gemaht batte, babe
DDS llneliif berbeigefiibrt. geadlen
gdlt fir Den fiibniten nno gefpanote-
item amerifaniiden @nftidiffer.
- Sofort, nad)oem SarrD Ebatr
|rdn oer@nflase oer9eri9morimg frei.
geipro1en ipar, bot Der Staat Ier
gorf ben antrog geIteIt, i'm tuieocr
nd1 benz Strenuous BON Mattentuon
slriid5uififen. Ebatn miro oieien
ahtrag natiirIih nnf's gnti1ieoenite
bef6mpfen uito es iteben langpieti'
9e @erbanolungelt bebor. Ebap &c.
finoet iid I'M @efdngnis. gr be.
mobnt IN ben combs" oieielbe 3el.
Re, Ole er innebotte, ais iein erltel
8ro3eB, na6oem er Stanforo 8bttt
erfdoTTen batte, berbanoelt puroe.
Ger e6en 81 gnoe aefomment
So. aonoreB bat i'm @on8eh mal
reno ieiner 5%meiiabrigen Sitpngspe
riooe 223t MiGionen Collars be
miniet, nm tf3 Miaionen mebr al!
ser 50. uno nno INN III Wlilioner
mebr ais, Der lette republifnnii6I
GpuereB. Mon nimmt on. Dab Ell
Tefi3it eintreten meroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
Imperial Turkish Bath Company.

\ sos Oft : 9ouiton Ctr, @ooresgsz
bdloe. Often Sag unb 0a1t. gGoer IL
BET Grt. Sirf. 8ab unb 8ett fir 6:s
8atbt $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
A. F. BEYER, Reparaturen.

Sppetpriters, 3eoitpIes, Nedenz NIB
aoreiiiermai6inen. 3ufriebenftelung gas
rantiert. 237 @eIt@gommeree ctr. Sci.
grodett 2441.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
piiroetl, oltdl bob rnan ser 6omitte


cine @ntid@aoinng be5oblen peroe.
-Sn @aibington lit man Der @it-
iift baB oie 3opotiitas IN ser
&arptItabt quite SrbuuHg batter.
iper0en uno DOB man i6er Ole 81
d)erbeit Ser BORT mobnenoen Mmert=
faner uno ionitigen 5rem0en nidt
Idneer in Ingit au iein brau6e. Ga-
gegen MAIDEN unlerer Gegierung iebt
hie gorgange TIT 8rogreio Gorge.
8roereio tit oie Safenitaot bon gu-
caton. Sn gl1coton lit Elm Muftatb
ousgebro6enL Der nit Der GiQo-53a-
pata : 9efpeeut1g ni6ts gu tltn fat,
fonoern onrd Die @illfiir ser boll
,,Garran5a in Oueotan eingelebten 8e-
Innlten pernriadt lit. Garranao bat,
,nnitatt a6biilfe gu l6offerL bas Sane
nenboot o3aragola ia" nod 8rogreic
Qeididt nno ben @afer1 blodiert. Nltlt
befonlmen mir bier IN ben Ser. Staa-
ten ben groBten Cell ser Sanfitridc,
Ste ptr hei Ser @ei3enernte ge6ruu-
den, bon oortber urlo baS Musblei-
ben oieier 3ufubr piiroe es, ipie Die
sadperitanoigen bebaupterl fat itRz
r1ogli6 MAIDEN, Die @rnte einaubrir-
gen. ltniere Megiernng nil oesbolb
inter oaer ltmitonoen Die 8locfa0t
a~ufgebo6en bnber, peIf)e oieie @us-
fllbr perbitoert, ebenio altd Die
@lofuoe ooer, beiier geiagt 6ie
S6lieBung oeS @afens BON Sierra
Gru5 uno in Sierra Grr3 6efiirfttt
man, oaB Ole ariegsidiffe, Die lie
nod bei0en @Gfen beoroert 6at, In
criter 2inie oie Defining oerielben
er3pin9en nerbe1t. Mit oieier ge=
fiirftung miro man audi mol red)t
haben.
- auf ben perionli6en grief Ben
Garrall8a an lli1iern 8r6li0enten qe=
id]idt Bot, lit ibnt bonn leBteren alld)
lpieoer cine reilt perionIi6 gebaltene
Antport 3ngega1tge1l. sSn 0ieier reoei
Mm Graiioent @ilion ie9r ernitlid}
ms @etpiiien. @r itelt ibm Dor, odB,
fpenn Die anterifanii6en Soften, ardb
mandmal iebr ernit gebalten, oomit
bod nidts Sdlimmes aemeint lei.
@S gelhebe Dos ni6t MIR in Snterelie
anerifa's, ioiroern altd 3unt Better
@erico's. Die amerifaniide &eg1e-
rllng poae nitr perbiiterL oaB oie
@orgatge III Merico oos 2or1o IN
ldlimme Geriuidlftngen brddtell.
G%arransa miro bein1 Gnlpfdnq oieler
3illfrift moi etiuaS iaiteriiiB geIa6elt
Adben.
@ie aus Moorio ger1eloet piro
bat Gorrar8a Die ipaifiid)e 3egie-
ring, oie iiber Die 4tstpeiiuna i6-
res @eian0ten Sole Caro- Iebr erregt
mar, mieoer berubiet. or Fat ihr
Doraereoet. Die 9~usmeiiung lei notiq
9sDeien. 9as Golf iei auf ben g.
iqn0ten 10 er6ittert getpeien, OaB mon
oas ShlitnnIte babe befiirdten mil
len unO Inn idlimne 8orfornmntiie
I'll bermeiOen, babe man i6il ausqe-
n'ieien. Sic iponiide Gegierllnq Bot
oieie i1one G%rfIdrlng alld6 qeglullbi
cher lid fpeniaItens 10 angeiteat uno
Die Sa6e lit abgetait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
6pteIs.
HOTEL ALAMO.

1876 alamo gla8a- bibi9 m5bIierls
retne 3imner. SOC. 75c, 81 per Sag;
$3.50 uno ouftDdrts Der @ode. 3immer
NIT 2 8etten $500 per @p1e. @ftes
grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

gbte. MEaer, gsfhaftsfHbrer.
III Sones Gpenue, eegsniiber ber Gone
Star Brnuerei. Gan Grtcnic. Eegas.
ar 8obrifanten bon allen Grten Gos
ooiuoier. WineraIpnifer irlb bor3lglid
Dem tpoIbefdnuten 2itbfa GeItee
Esihs gtierhpne. - Hrete 0bliefernns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15

CD. Sriebrid, Sabritant bon SODA
Sonntains" ginri6tuneen fin @rocerts
ften@ nnb Sleii6erldben, @isf6rdnten,
&iibl@5 6aufditen nnb patentierten @roz
cerbe5 6a1fditen. @oles Eager, ale @ro<
zen. girise i6nn 9ebrau6te @a6en. auf
Nh5a6lungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
@efh6fts= 3alemner
Nipmimas ,tttb Bette.

Nlantp Sent & apnimg So. Mm. 60
ren5eu, gi9entiimer. 4ae uniere 8aarell
9aben bo0es @efpi9t unb Mob, pafieno
fir Stau0ar0s@ r0Beu. 215 lbe. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15

GIT Siibmer, Butter, abselieiert, biIt
eer alsSleiid. Safer, 400 Maim Nue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-15
Ools mmO 0oble.

@ir halten Bic bette aoble unb bas
bette 8%rennbol3. BroDiert iils. 0la3,
NDoS { @Dal So. grodett 6053, Neues
EEL. 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28

been made In relation 90 several bills,
and his declaration was that he had never
found anyone going hungry In Stanley
county nor anyone who was starved-out'
Tho effort to get the new shcrifts sal
airy bill past an adverse committee OF the
house Judiciary committee met with de.
tcat and the sheriffs will get along with
the same compensation as IN tho past.
The house passed the resolution sub
hitting 90 the people constitutional
amendment allowing the state or NUM-
clpalities 60 engage in a system OF rural
credits. The senate amended the rcsolu-
tion for constitutional convention 10 re-
duire a vote at the next general election
for members Of the legislature pledged
either for or against such convention.
action OF that session 60 be based upon the
votes ON which they are sent as mcm-
bcrs.
The senate railway committee reported
against the twlce-a-month payment oi
wages for railway employees, and this will
be out for action tomorrow.
The senate after a contest passed tho
Birch house bill which requires ma.
| jority OF all votes cast at an election Il
secure liquor license In n municipality.
The resolution memoralizins congress,
TO apply the appropriations for the upper
| Missouri. to cutting channels across the
''uecks" OF big and iittlo bends to secure
basis for power plants passed the hous,
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
Dahlman Defends
PardOning Power

In his talk TO members of the Hanscom
Park Improvement club last evening
Mayor ]. c. Dahlman declared he had
seen innocent men sentenced in the po-
lice court from thirty to sixty days. He
eontended there should be a public de
fender and he made this suggestion In
connection with his references to the new
public welfare board. He reviewed the
welfare and recreation board ordinances.
He scored the city Jail as being unfit
for hogs.
Speaking Of the recreation board he
said that one Of the greatest problems
before the country today is that OF rear
ing a healthy generation o. boys and
girls. He contended that the superin-
tendent OF schools should be a member
of this new recreation board and he
predicted that II the Board of Education
does not yield at this time 1t Will later
on. his Rllusion being to the uncertainty
OF the school board members deciding 10
co-oDerate with the city-wide recreation
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fidelity Storage q Van 90. Doug. asa
W. L. sslby g Sons, general insurance.
Have Root Print Tt-New Beacon Press
surgess-1randen Co. Lighting fixtures.
Waatsd-Choice real estate loans. W.
=. Thomas, S2s State Bank Bldg.
'Today's Complete Movie Program"
classified section today. and appears IL
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Mrs. r. Muskin announces that she is
no longer connected with House OF
Menagh and has opened millinery store
at 2OI North Sixteenth street
McShane Assigns Judgments-Sheriff
McShane has assigned to NJ. Dolan two
judgments against Douglas county for
S1.6l2, 50 and $1,5l5.92.
Judge Foster ul-Judge Foster, owing
to illness, failed to appear in police court
Saturday morning. so Justice C. w. Britt
performed the duties of police magis-
trate.
Rich Home Tussday-Word comes to
the Union Pacific law offices that Edison
Rich of the legal department now in the
south for his health, viii reach Omaha
Tuesday, feeling well and strong. The
members of his family are coming with
him.
Omaha Man KiilOd-word has been
received in Omaha that j. l.. Avondet,
born and raised in Omaha. was run over
by a train and killed Friday at Ashton,
S. d. He was about 60 years of ago, a
veteran printer of Omaha and his parents
and family lived in Omaha.
Invitation to nkovann-The Missouri
Car-lot Egg and Poultry Shippers are to
hold a convention March and . in st.
Louis. EThey have invited L. ]. McVann.
manager of the traffic bureau of the
Omaha Commercial club to speak on THE
Power of the Federal Trade Commits
sion"
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has all these requirements.
Open Session for oloott Lodge-The
Olcott lodge of the omaha Theosophical
society will have an open meeting Sun
day night at the hall of the Dickerman
Dramatic club. 15I1h Dodge street, at
o'clock. Talk by Mrs. A. A. Hoffman,
subject, "Colors Relative to Vibrations.
Piano music by Miss May Swift
Greer Here 1Eonday-B. b. Greer, the
recently appointed assistant general
manager OF the Burlington lines west of
the Missouri river, came over from Chi
cago last night, held a conference with
General Manager Holdrege, and tonight
returns home. Monday he will be back
in Omaha to take up the discharge OF
his official duties and TO remain here
Held for Stealing shoes-Charged with
the theft of a dozen pairs OF shoes from
the Illinois Central freight depot Joe
Adams waived preliminary examination
before United States Commissioner H. s
Daniel and was bound over to the grand
jury under 100 bond. The shipmen
was in Interstate commerce, making th
alleged theft a federal offcnse. Con
missioner Daniel has just returned fire.
an eastern professional trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
Baby of Future
is Considered

Much thought has been given In late
years to the subject OF maternity. In
the cities there are maternity hospitals
equipped with modern methods. But
most women prefer their own homes and
in the towns and villages must prefer
them. And since this Is true we know
from the great many splendid letters
written on the subject that our Mothers
Frieno" Is a great help to expectant
mothers. They write. of the wonderful
relief, how It seemed TO allow the
muscles to expand without undue strain
and what a splendid influence 1t was on
the nervous system. Such helps as
Mothers Friend" and the broader
knowledge OF them should have helpful
influence upon babies OF the future.
Science says that an infant derives its
sense and builds its character from
cutaneous impressions. And tranquil
mother certainly will transmit q more
healthful influence than II she Is ex-
tremely nervous from undue pain. This
is what a host of women believe who
used Mothers Friend"
These points are more thoroughly ex-
planned I'm a little book mailed free.
Mothers Friend is sold In all drug
stores. Write for book. Bradhelo Regula'
ter Co.. All Lamar Bldg. Atlanta Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
MRS, DUFRENE PASSES AWAY
Tragic Death Of Son Proves Fatal to
Mother When She Is Apprised
Of Result Of Accident.
HAD BEEN Ill A LONG TIME

Mrs. Elizabeth Dufrene. aged p years,
and resident OF Omaha for more than
forty years. died at her apartments in
the Farnam hotel yesterday afternoon.
While she had been III for several weeks,
her death is attributed directly to the
shock that followed when information
was conveved to her Of the death OF her
son. Fred Dufrene, who. while sick with
typhoid pneumonia, jumped from a win
dow Of the hotel, sustaining injuries that
caused his death.
The information relative to the tragic
death of her son was kept from Mrs. Du-
irene several DAYS. Finally, as she fire.
Quently asked for him, 1t was found nee
essary that she should know the facts.
They were given to her as gently as pos
sible. but the story produced the results
that had been feared and she gradually
grew weaker until she passed away.
With Mrs. Dufrene at the time Of her
death was her daughter, Mrs. r. ]. HUI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
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OF Chicago, the only surviving child and
near relative. Arrangements FOR the fu-
neral have not been completed
Alfred Dufrenc. the husband, for a
long time one Of the leading architects Of
the city, died several years ago. lie was
the owner OF something like $4,000 In
government bonds when he died some
years ago, when Omaha property was dc
pressed for a short period, Mrs. Dutrene
realized on the bonds and invested the
proceeds in FRrnam street property, east
Of Twentieth. For $4,000 she bought
property that is now conservatively csti-
mated 90 be worth more than N5O,OOO
On some Of this property has since been
erected the Farnam and the Rivard
hotels.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
Gospel Meetings
Draw Large Crowds

ARLINGTON. Neb,, Feb. 2-ispecial)
The revival meetings that have been
conducted here during last week at the
Methodist church have attracted more
than local attention and have resulted in
moro than 100 conversions. They will con-
tnuc each evening until week from
Sunday.
In carrying on the revival work. Rev.
Mr. Hummel Of the Methodist and Rev.
Mr. Davies OF the Congregational church
have been assisted by Evangelist Jensen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
THREE, Staying WOMEN
FOR LOVE, DIE IN CHAIR

oSSINGNG, n, v, Feb. g7.-Three men,
all from New York city, were put TO
death IN the electric chair az Sing Sing
prison today Tor numbering women. Os-
car Nogt stabbed Nine Agnese Guth. a
dressmakcr with whom he was infat-
uatcd. Nincento Campenella counter
fclter. shot his wife. after prison term.
because on his return he alleged he found
her falthlcss. Robert Kane shot Adna
Klein because. he said. she caused him
TO lose his wifc's affections
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
WEST RIVER DAK0TANS
RESENT STARVING" STORIES

PIERRE. S, n, Feb, s7-(Specisl Tele-
gram.)-For the first time on the floor
Of the house this afternoon west river
members resented tho allegations Of
starved-out settlers and those remaining
as cking out an existence in that part Of
the state. This was following a strong
appeal for such settlers made by Johnson
Of Sphinx
Norby OF Stanley decided that II was
time for some west river member TO call
a halt on such statements which have
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28

scheme as contemplated by the recreation
board ordinance.
The mayor argued that the school play
grounds should be given a wider use
twelve months of the year and that there
should be supervised play and recreation.
The mayor urged that more money
should be spent for the Improvement OF
the splendid boulevard system already
laid out.
One of the needs of the near future. he
said, was that of widening Twenty-fourth
street which already is congested at such
intersections as Leavenworth, Farnam,
Cunning and Lake streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-28
AUSTRIA WILL CLOSE
SCHOOLS; LABOR SCARCE

LONDON, Feb. 27.-vienna dispatches
forwarded from Venice to the Reuter-
Telegram company state the Austrian
minister OF education has authorized the
employment OF school children In the
fields where labor is scarce, closing the
schools II necessary. II Is also said that
all OF the schools will be closed for the
summer holidays at the end of May, a
month earlier than usual