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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15

miiiIen, obne 2id)t, Bel Monoidein
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Bilonis bon Observation-Disclosures.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15
Fuchs Coal Co.
9bpnc 1876 9apenport.
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ben 5trab enbauten bes Nacine Gpun-
tp beIdaftiet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15
an einem Sage iopiel Granaten mi,
mabreno bcs gan5eu bcntid.
fran50fiden Telo5nses.

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lntercllantc @cgenilberitell1ng Der
in friiberen uno I'M gege,lnartigrn
ariege perbraubten Mtunitiorsmell-
gen. gr l4reibt: u&abrenO nod
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S6laM bel 9lliditidau tpuroen
aus einer eil,5igel1 ruiiilhen 9attc-
RE fogar 522 Sdiiile abgegcbell.
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.tS7O/,71 peridoB Die oentibe Mrtil-
lcrie nngciabr SIT, 900 WranatcM,
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lem cin5igen Gage bon cillcn1 scr
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Roltch ci1es iolden E%ransportcs
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600 Wf0rt aeihdtt meroeu."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15

nit orillotrotiiben Mamen lperben -
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befreunoeten Sffi5ieren nit an bic
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baben lie pou oieler 9ergniigung5-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15
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Berufuns oes @ret.n 8oni Sc Galtelz
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be meroen nod gebeim sebalten. Die
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-15
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Supreme Court Says
No Ground for Libel
Damages for Deupre
tFrom a staff corresbonoent,l

LINCOLN. Oct. H.-(specia1 SJThere
was no good ground for an Antelope
county jury to award 5000 damages to
Charles Deupree against s. d. Thornton.
jr. Nels Lindquist, o. ]. Goldsmith, ]. T.
Fletcher and z. T. Hicks the supreme
court held yesterday in reversing and
Diminishing the case.
The parties In the suit reside near Or
chard, where Deupree operated a board
ing house and hotel. The defendants were
accused by the plaintiff of libeliing him
by printing and circulating notice to
Deupree in which It was stated he was
running a house of i'll fame. coupled with
the demand he leave town ma few days.
Deupree claimed that as a result he was
forced to go out OF business,
In a former decision the hign court had
reoffirmed the Judgment for damages, but
a rehearing was allowed and the supreme
bench concludes 1t erred. The present
opinion by Judge Sedgwick says there
is no reasonable doubt that the place had
a bad reputation and was used for i'm
moral purposes.
The high court in a case from York
also lays down the important rule that
fifteen days must elapse between the pub
LEGATION OF notice and hearing In the pro-
bate Of a bill In the case at bar the
hearing followed closely after the publica-
ton of notice. The supreme court re-
verses It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18

lower and lower. ono night he was con-
verted He went away for eight months
and came back changed man.
He introduced himself 70 his old minis
ter and they went 20 OBJECT a reconciiia-
ton. The husband and wife and children
met and happy reunion followed
The next week this man met a noted In
fidel and the infidel asked him how Il was
he was leading such changed life The
man answered by putting his hand to his
heart and telling him that there, although
he knew not why. was something which
had made him change his ways.
Copyright. William A. Sunday)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Much Business for
Court at Minden

MINDEN Neb.. Oct. 17.-(Special.)-
District court was in session during last
week, Judge Dungen presiding. Two jury
cases were disposed Of One involving
a quarter section of land near Hartwell,
in which Thomas Moran claimed the title
by purchase from his deceased brother
but failed to get deed during his life
time. Jury awarded property to Moran.
One criminal case was tried. In 1t Clare
Douglas, VIII Frohnen and Jens Jensen,
residents and reared In this community
were convicted second time OF gambling.
They first pleaded guilty in police court
and received a fine under the ordinances.
Then they were arrested under the state
law and pleaded not guilty and were by
the jury found guilty.
Nellie Hinterlong was granted a divorce
from Julian J. Hinterlong on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. The husband first
filed the petition and the wife answered.
The husband made no defense to the
answer Of the wife and divorce was
granted upon the evidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
GADSKI HERE READY TO SING
Great Diva Will View City and
Attend Tabernacle Today, but
Will Sing Monday.
FIRST OF "MUNY" CONCERTS

Madam Gadskl and her charming
daughter, with Prof Essen, her piano
accompanist. arrived at the Fontenelle
last night after a hard trip from Sc
dalia. Mo. A delegation OF billy" sun
day workers called to ask her II she
wouldn't please come over to the taber-
nacle and sing few hymns or something
for the edlfication OF the trail hitters.
The famous songster replied that II
would please her greatly TO accommodate
the revival workers, but on account Of
her contract with the booking agent In
charge Of her tour. Il II impossible for
her to sing In public. save at the time
and place designated by the managers.
However, she viii be at the tabernacle
during tho afternoon, with her daughter
and Prof. Essen,
In the morning City Commissioner
John c. Drexel and Mrs Drexel will take
the party out for an auto ride over the
city.
Madam Gadskl didn't have much 70
say about BILLY" Sunday. She had
heard OF him a. an evangelist. and
naturally supposed that no was doing
much good,
Her daughter. however. had something
to say.
II suppose he does great amount OF
good In certain way, but whom he at
tacis the theater and includes everyone.
no matter what their speciality, he makes
a big mistake l am sure that here in
Omaha there are many thousands who
do not believe that there IL anything
harmful in attending musical concert,
or some other similar form OF enter
talnment. other great personages do not
speak so harshly. However. l am sure
that Mr. Sunday has not been under
stood correctly / think he draws line
somewhere. Anyway, hope he comes
TO the concert, for l am Eurc that he
will go away highly pleased"
The BILLY" Sunday party will occupy
box Monday night, az guests OF Man
aEer Charles FRANKIE. PA" and Ma"
Sunday will not be on hand. however,
because they are booked for an engage
ment at sedalia. Mo,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Archer Fair One
Complete Success

CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Oct. H.--(spe-
ciaL)-The Midland township fair was
held at Archer. this county. Thursday
and Friday last. Under the leadership
of William o'Connor. banker. the people
OF the township enlisted as commissioned
officers. and by the several thousand
visitors who viewed the exhibits the
event has been classified as one of the
most successful ever identified with Mer-
rick county.
All amusements arranged by the COM
mittee in charge were free OF admission.
The Archer band. which a number Of
years ago was awarded first place at
Lincoln, furnished music
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
VALUES LOVE OF
MAN AT $4,000
Russian Girl Charges Omaha
Woman with Alternating Hus-
bands Affections.
ETERNAL TRIANGLE IN EVIDENCE

The eternal triangle" two women
and one man, is the cast OF charac-
ters in a dramatic story given to the
district court in a petition filed yes
terday.
Mrs. Dha Babish. pretty, 2e-year-
old wife, daughter Of wealthy Rus
sian Jewish family Of svonitz, Rus
STA, village believed to have been
wiped out during the Austrian-Ger-
man invasion, is the plaintiff She
is suing Mrs. Ella M. Harrison,
well-known Omaha woman. and four
relatives for $4,000 damages for
alleged alienation of the affections Of
her husband. The man is Abraham
Babish. a violin player and leader OF
an orchestra at the Empress theater.
In 1910 according TO Mrs. Babish's pc
tition, she eloped with Babish, crossed the
ocean, came to Omaha and was married
here. paying the expenses OF the trip
from private funds of her own. svonitM
Ia a town on the Dnlester river, $50 miles
southeast OF the famous Lemberg fortress
and not far from the Austro- Hungarian
Russian border. Mrs. Babishs three
brothers are soldiers IN the army OF the
csar. She has had no news Of her reia-
tlves for many months,
A son was born to the couple, who IL
now years OF age Mrs, Babish alleges
she lived happily with her husband 20
long as she was the only woman for
whom he cared
Note Sent 20 Husband.
In September and October. 1913. Mrs.
Babish alleges in her petition. filed by
Attorney John o. Yeiser, while her hus-
band was leader OF the orchestra at the
Empress Mrs. Harrison sent to him a
note by an usher inviting him TO see her."
That said defendant. MRS. Harrison.
against the protests OF plaintiff. invited
plaintiffs husband frequently TO her
home and entertained him until late in
the evening and frequently wrote him
love letters" continues the petition in
blunt legal phraseology.
Tells How Love AIienated.
How Mrs Babish believes her husband
was induced to forget her IL shown In the
following paragraph OF her petition:
THAT defendant, Mrs. Harrison. so per-
sistently invited. received. entertained.
flattered and sympathised with plaintiffs
husband as to completely change hia
habits, conduct. manners and conversa-
ton from plaintiff towards the said de-
PENDANT"
On August q, 1915. Mrs Harrison Sc
cured a divorce from her husband. Frank
Harrison, a salesman. Mrs. Babish has
left her husband and IA now living with
relatives OF his at I72e South Twenty-sixth
street.
Mrs. Babish bases her claim for s25 900
damages on alleged loss OF her husband 9
support and companionship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
News Notes Of Chndron.

CHADRON, Neb., Oct. 17.-(Special)-
Chadron Is to have a new opera house.
]. W. Pace is erecting a two-story cement
block building with opera house on the
ground floor and eighteen rooms above
with every modern convenience.
Howard Barlow was married to Leota
v. Norman by Rev ]. Fl. Slough at the
First Congregational church They will
reside at Gordon, the home of the
groom.
John Lecher and Mabel McCroskin were
married by Rev. Father Doaln at st.
Patrick's church. They will reside in
Chadron.
e. J. skenadore and Anna Williams
were married by Rev. j. 8. Banks at
Grace Episcopal church. They will reside
at the Pine Ridge agency.
Guy II. Coffee and Tia Conn were mar
rfed at the residence of the brides pa
rents on Beaver creek. After a trip 10 the
California expositions they will reside on
the Coffee ranch south OF Harrison.
e. w. Eller and Nell e. Miller have
been married. The bride has Been con-
nected with the NJ r. Smith company
for several years, but will now 90 to
Sheridan, Wyo.. the home of the groom.
C. s. Hawk. farm demonstrators, has ar
ranged for Farmers institute to be held
in each precinct In the county. They COM
menced In Chadron on Monday last and
will continue changing localities each day.
o. Hull Of Alma, a Niobrara farmer. gives
lecture on Farm Home" and Miss
Frances Wyman of lincoln gives two,
one on "Dressnaking'' and the other on
Efficient Kitchen :"
Game dinners" mostly duck, are the
rage this season. Wild game is more
abundant than for many years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
He Would Prevent
Bank Consolidation
CFrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Oct. 1e,-(special. )-Secretary
r. r. Royse OF the State Banking board
will propose law before the next legis-
lature to prevent the consolidation of
state and national banks. The recent
merger Of a state and national bank In
Omaha rubbed the fur of the banking
board the wrong way and Royse's pro-
poBal is the result.
The banking secretary would also have
a law passed permitting the levyfng Of
an assessment on deposits taken over by
a state bank from any national institu-
ton for the benefit OF the state guaranty
fund
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
GIRLS GIVE UP DANCING
AND CARD PLAYING

Miss Frances Miller OF the Sunday
party jumped over chairs and went
through other nimble gymnastics yester-
day afternoon with the girls OF the Cen
trial. Commercial and South Side High
schools at the First Methodist church.
II was meeting called for the purpose
OF organizing Bible classes in these
schools to continue after the Sunday cam
paign and to be governed by Joint
council.
The meeting was preceded by some
gaiety. including playing that old game
Going TO Jerusalem" in which Miss
Miller Joined with the spirit that has
made her a great favorite among the girls
and women with whom she has worked
About 800 girls were present and the
classes were organised. Besides thia
more than half OF the girls took pledges
to give up dancing and card playing.