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B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

= New York ave. NV
/ find 1t to their advan-
critics before renting. as
in good condition, our
repaired when vacated.
NORTHWEST.
lO6 Ind av NV. .3r, b29. 90
2I9 d NV, LOT. $500
1875 1st. 6r, b. ...H.0
W N NV, 5r. b. y. .3. 3D
-: Quincy. Sr.h. - n
1902 9th NV. Or, b. .22.50
SAG Col rd NV, Or, b %, 0
S04 I'd NV, Or. b. .20.o0
Mullen house. Broad
Branch road 90
7G6 Il l av NV, ,6r. wis.,
1927 4th nv, 6r, W. w.lo.59
So, Nor;o9 W. : ~
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
G3I + Cap. l1r, ID. 1875
NORTHEAST.
- - nr 6r. y 20. 30
22O5 Evarts nee, 1000
200 Md av u 81. .bl 20
sos G ne. Or, W. 1880
922 4th ne. 6r. D...i6.' U
'ARTMENTS.
oath. 3rd floor. $3.50
AND FLATS.
1910 1tD NV. 5r, b. D.u0
1884 Wil'd nw 5r ol ~
500 K NV. ID. Ar. b. 1850
PROPERTY.
333 Pa av. store. 40. 90
1927 II ne, ,sto.5r, 81 so
1926 1th nv, & 2r. 90
33i 9th NV. ..... .3.'M
2030 Georgia av...25 90
3c4 Pa av. store. .222.51
1888 9th sto 4 2r. 90
2202 Georgia av. ..2j.0O
81 Fla av NV. 1850
TENANTS.
'.4.-D (. NV. 6r.b. %. 40
2137 Va av, Or. b. .D.30
1925 seaton nY.5. .b1s.50
3 ~ " ne d.Sr,h- %
go Oakdale NV. .4,bl7.50
2i20 + NV, Or. b. .11.50
1912 Both NV. .Sr. b. .l5.5,
2215 Ga av. 5r. .l5.JO
2232 Clev av. 6r.wl5.U1
2213 Water. Or. .1S.W
And cheaper pr1pert'rS
RACES & stables for rent.
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Phone Main s27i q
Prospective tena nts wi,
tage to inspect our prop
our houses are generally
rule being to have tn m
DWELLINGS
Ills 9Th nv i2r.e 900 |
523 9Th NV, 12r. b. .50.5o
1926 18th nw. .3r, ,2b50.50
1411 Buchanan NV.
sr, b & garage. 90,
i21l Eye NV, ,3r.n -. Al. 80
1909 ctn nw.19r.b. II .r0I
1907 10th nw, ,1or, bi1. 90
i34. Z. nv. lpr = - /"
All Sd NV. 1or. 2b. 40. 80
1920 | NV, 1ir. b.. 900
I12I NJ avnw. Or. BIS. 10
-" s'h NV 12r.t ~ %
DWELLINGS SOUTHEl
40 fieck'D Sc. Or u Is D
DWELLINGS
404 " ne. 7r, b.. 80. 80
COS + ne, 6r, b.. .3O.5JI
G23 Z ne, 7r, b....2o.50
COS l. ne. iOr, b. Is. ~
1923 A ne. 6r. b. 80
2l9 Il Ne. 81 b 80 80
HEATED Al
412 11th st. ne. Or ant
APARTMENTS
SOB 18th NV, 2&3i. 25 90
.5-G eth NV, mig ~
1908 9th nv. 5r. b q 80
BUSINESS
Stumpf bldg. west
part .....--... i, $40
3Gy Ith NV, entire
buiiding -12.O 90
1918 1th NV. 80 90
1855 9th NV. sto, Sr, rs 90
1924 9th nw. 6r.b II %
SIS Il ] av, store. i5 90
433 K NV. .sto, 3r. HOO
COL0RED
1913 9th NV. Or. D = l0l
go y, sr, b. 80
3l5 No az nw.;D, 80
i0s y NV, Or. b. y so
50 Fla av nw,7r.b. so
1863 No ay nv. l1r. BIS 80
POPS Ga av, 90
4O7 Elm NV, 6r,b 20. 80
Sl3 [ NV. 6r. ~ % -
l542 9Th NV. Or, so
gIJ 25th NV ,6r o. 2--,N ]
We have a number Of ga
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ID 5. wEScOTT.
/. ave.
20S l.. sto. 3r. b. $500
COLORED FLATS.
2035 l.. III. Arb. 10. so
-033 l., 4r, b.....1S.50
COLORFD
2129ts Pa av. .6r.b. $3.50
20 Swami. orb. ~ so
zoos II. sr. b.lat .23.53
2433 K. 7r, b. .23.JO
AS ,s,h. 7r. b. .2S.JO
s2l 2ist. 6r. lat. - so
l0lS 10Th. 7r. ". ~. 50
1855 20th. 6r. w...2o.50
li2s 2lst. 6r. ". .ls.5U
l14s 2ist. 7r. b. 1880
PIT II, 7r. ". 1850
232l Va av, Or. bill. 20
$50 24th. 6r. w...16.50
900 25th. 6r. W. ...l6.OO
9O3 Path. 5r. ". 1880
734 22d. 5r. w.lat.lS.50
lI03 sea,op. 6r.w. 40
1923 10Th. Or, W. 1880
2224 Va av. 3r. ". III. 50
l419 2Sth, Or. W. .12.50
2427 +. Or. W. .iz.5O
9l& Goth, Ar. w...12.@
2409 @. 4r. w.....12.50
ia cath. 6r. ". .12.B0
628 s3d. Or, ". ..12.@
20ly ". Ar. w....11.50
1881 9th. Or. w...11.50
BOLT ) Y av.5r,w.1l.@
2417 F. 4r. ". .l0.5V
2303 q, 4r. W. w.....l0.D
phope Main lA3&.
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1874 Lanier pl.. II rooms. baths $4,000
1903 y st 10 rooms . baths 10000
1917 Lamont st.. II ro9ms, 3 baths. 1900
S02S Newark ST.. 10 rooms. hath.... 600
1926 Calvert St 1lr 2b garage. ;. IS 90
1874 Il st. Sr bath eec lights 800
1916 Jenifer ST. 10 rooms 2 baths. 6OO0
1909 Livingston st. 10r, 3 baths. =. 5000
3SlG Jenifer st. 10 rooms . baths 60 90
1905 Kal0rama rd. f2r 8 baths. :. 55.15
1885 Calvert ST., II rooms, baths. $500
1880 Columbia I'd. lOr.. 2 baths.... $500
1881 Park road 10 rooms 2 baths. $500
1929 Girard ST., 10 rooms 2 baths 50.75
1872 goth St, rooms. ba hs..... $3.50
1923 Calvert St, II rooms bath. 5000
2S21 18th ST.. 10 rooms. . baths.... $3.50
1726 Newton St, 8 rooms, bath. 45 GO
2600 Mozart St. rooms, bath. IL so
l779 Church St, o rooms i'ath. $50
I345 Shepherd, 6r., h., h.-w.h.. cleo. 42.50
1913 10th ST., rooms. bath ....... 1900
1910 s ST., 0 rooms, bath. ......... 1870
1853 Church ST.. 8 rooms. bath. ..... 1900
2037 LIST ST.. corner house. IT.. bath. $500
go End st. n.e.. 10 rooms, bath. $3.50 .
1888 Quincy ST., 8 rooms bath. ..... $3.50
s,1 eie sih hitS s. ST. ne foo@s ss
o1y p ST.. 8 rooms bath .......... $3.50
100 st. ne, rooms, bath ....... $3.50
1909 sth ST., 8 rooms. bath. ........ 30.50
1923 l1th ST., rooms. beth. ........ 1880
TOE Quincy ST., rooms, bath. ...... $3.50
BOG VI ST.. 6 rooms hath. ......... 27 so
1919 goth, 6r., b. Months rent free. 300
312 ST. n.e.. rooms. bath....... 20.50
Make list of those that appeal to you. cal
Up Main 34l, Rent Department. and We will
either send you the keys or have the ho,fee.
opened for you immediately. Also ask for ou
complete list Of houses and apartments.
RENT DEPARTMENT.
OSS & PHELPS Qnc), Main 3a1. ia 18th NV
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HARRY WAEDMAN,
1890 X st. NV. Phone VI. 419l,

u. H."
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
sa. .o0c. Mass near goth $3.50 1906 I4th NV ,srb
t1ib. .1525 NV .22r.Ab fJS. .li2s 2Ot1 nw,is.2b
s2o0-1i32 NV. l4r.2b so. ..1T3i Laaier. ST. b
t1lO- .i!06 VT ilr. 20 SO. 2526 1871 rw Sr.5
<l05. .143I L NV. lsr 2, s47.50 2DI5 18th. ,or.o
S1O1. .1s12 NV ,10r,25 SIS. 80 53O5 ConD avn.
S!Gu..i Lamnnt.i ie3b SO 50 1896 Cor i0r .
500. nra- i3fh.ls-.b SGT so 1886 Spriag y
$50 ISIS Col rd. 12r. ID s35 70. 2i0 c my, l0r,b
SIS. 1910 l. NV. i2r, % SIS. 50 2447 lstA 9.
ts3 ls42 Calvert. i2r,3 SH2.H +2s Perry nw6.b
t75 1862 Harvard i2r % soS 80 2 ~ Sfln re n
SIS. 1853 NV. i4r. % $3.50. 1928 ID ne, 6r
W. .S26s Cithl. 3r.o s27.0.513 Quincy NV SO
e65. --2s93 9th NV. 9r.b s2T '.leSs glesid..s,
Ss5. .371o keokuk, s265O .lI2 q ne. sr. b
Chevy Chase. t0r. b S2s so ~ w az Ne g. ,
$50 so: 1924 18th. lSr q s23. .3034 Ga av 6r b
$50. l64i X NV. l0r 2b $50 5n.514 Shepherd, ,6r b
$50. 1923 Calvertllr 10 $50 80. .759 Harva I'd Or h
SEQ. 1857 NV. Or, 20
APARTMENTS
Florida ave and Decatur St. Jr. and b .$75. 90
RoydOn 1919 st. NV, 5 rooDl= and bath az 90
Wardman Courts. I4th and Clifton 5r D.. 80 %
Willard Courts. i7th and Willard, 5r & b. go. %
Florida ave. and Decatur pl., 4r and b. So o.
i72l T ct. NV, rooms and BATH . 50. 90
Willard Courts. 18th and Willard. 4r L b. $50
wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton 4r & b. $500
t.en1x. 1923 l. 81. NV. rooms and ba .h 10 90
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 3r. & b. 81 50
Florida ave. and Decatur pi.. 3r. and b. $500
Prince Ge9rge i6ls 3oth st. NV. Or: & b. 80. so
Mansfield. 1870 ST. D-w.. 3r. and bath. . So SO
l40s i4th II. Nv. rooms and bath .... 2s.5
Duquesne, 1883 Newton st. u-., 4r. b.. % 50
Willard Courts i7th ard willard. 2r & b. Pisa
Florida ave. and Decatur pi.. zr. and 49,. 2T.50
Florida ave. and Decatur pl.. Ir. and b. -. 70 81
Willard Courts, 18th 4 willard sts.. 1r b. q. 50
koydon; 1919 R at: NV. room and bath. 2. 50
Bryn Mawr, 1915 St NV, 3r. and bath. so
DuQuesne. i@s9 Newton st. NV. ir a.4 .. $50
Isabella. 1888 Newton st. NV. Ir, bath. 13. 50
HARRY WARDMAN.
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James F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV
FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT, o'BRIEN & co. unc.).
1900 G ST NV.
Telephones Main 1904 1905.
FYA,rSIID NICuEn nnr-Sra

Telephones Main l204-f205.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
81 ,R nR i7ss HS Ore e q, aw.s 50
1921 NV. !2r, ,2b 800 2e20 Flagler NV. g. b2550
soe NV. i4r. b. 81 sss lst se II. b.. 800
q 1 NV 50 . isis sth NV NV srb. = .
sO406 L. sc. lSr. .2b 5000 % ne, 7r, b.. .H so
1872 P NV. Or. b. 1870 l446-4S Sc, Orb 80
q Bryant NV 81. b. q 50 910 Fla av NV 4r. II 80
2S29 11th nw.9r. 2b 400 906 Fla av NV, Ar IL 80
65 Il NV. Or. h. 55.Jul 81 Schotr al ne, 4r.5.Su
21s 211s s7tS NV 4r sssS - Pei Pei sv
1887 ilth nw,ar b ESQ 1880 Mont sv oe.dr. y. SO
Apt 12-171s 4th NV. 124s 81 NV. Or. 1D3O
STORES.
& & &, q T. & & Y :::s$s
ss1s ss1s i4is ss S5 b se2s 's So
i1o2 sth se..... Is So Nv. -''
1901 Cap 5r. BIZ. ~ 6ls Park I'd NV. 4.b1e5o
y .so1 1oSt Cap az A. e e ss sss .w Il
14a'a se' 4Fh apaaGmesrs x e sss ss' 80
THE MELRosE. fnE LorDous.
Ap. i@4r. W. $3.50 Apt 24A.2r. 3: s.. 1000
THE BERLIN. An. ,o5 sa.Ir ut SD o. y lS-'o
anr 41L5r .5~a e'feie 4s m Apt 4sr. 5000
At At sa-ar. 500 TIE IJG NEWTON. 2,
Apt 42-3r. b ....25.Oo An, i0ILsr ." ne N m
sl4 y. Y. AVE. NV. Apt 2o2-Sr. ..ss.s 70
Apt 2-'r. $500 Apt ao4-5r. b.. 1000
Rear 1905 10th n.w. ...................t1 1880
STABLES.
Rear s1e 10th st. n.w.....................s $1,000
BELT. OBRIEN & CO. Unc.D.
i309 ST y
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FUR RENT-BS Ed W 4
1907 !
1898 s. i2r. 2b. ..s75.7s
2403 Pa av,i4r.2b rs. ~
1907 II. 9,. o.ami 10. j''
ll6S 18th. i2r. %. ". 81
I1i4 11th. 1Or. b. .Iat36. IS
.Z325 Pa az. i0r. D 36. IS
2l4 I'd Sc. sr. b.. s2. =
17a5 Ore. 81. b, ,hwh32. Q
30 Q. 5r. b. .32.SJ
2327 Pa av. Tor. b. 81 so
2iS ID Sc. sr. b. 81. 10
21i6 Eye. Orb. lat &. 80
i40s 33th. 9r. b...9. -
2l27 II. 6r. b. 80
1923 SOth. Or, b. ID. go
1912 26th, Or. .b.lat ~. So
2907 olive av.7r.b.1s.H
29l0 NJ, Or, b. .l5.1
ili8 G sc. 9r.b.lat.15 So
@7 y II av. Or. W. 10 .o0
0i0H !. 1r. w....14.0
s16 26th. 5r. w....l0. 80
252S Eye. 5r. ". .l0.5G
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa av. 50. g..
b. hwh .........z- 80
The Charlotte. 2l0 P,
Apt 81. 5r. b. .heat35. %
The Carlisle. 1918 N.
Apt 6-Sr. b. ht. % 80
1914 y J av.id.o. BIO 50
The Govan. 21i2 Pa ~,
Apt 2, r.b.hear. FIX
/ STORES.
3<32 14th. ir. .w.g. 30. .0f
For complete LID,
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ATTENTIoN!!!
RENTERS.
Boss & Phelps, Inc.

Are offering you below fifty horses selected
from their ''BIG FOR RENT LIST" Every one
OF these houses desirable. and hey are
"LIvE'' houses that are going to he rem ed IN
the next two weeks. Read the list over and
select your future home:
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CHEAPEST HOUSE IN NORTHEAST
G rooms and bath: good repair: modern hath.
room and kitchen; Laundry tubs: ~as ~ nr
heater, ETC.: 1900 Nd ave. ne; rent. s19 80
B. r. SAUL CO., 934 y. Y. ave n. w. Main 27I |.
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

NORTHWEST.
AT 9Th st. NV, 14r b., steam heat .S42. so
2209 NJ st. NV, II rooms. bath, furnace. SO 80
5l9 End st. NV, 10 rooms. bath. ......... 3O.5
10 St NV, rooms. bath, furnace. -. 2S. so
1447 W st. NV, Sr.. hath. furnace heat. $3.50
3O6 ST. NV, rooms. bath. h............ %. so
1917 1st st. NV. 6r and tiled bath. 49,. @. so
1885 1st st. NV, rooms and tiled bath. %. so
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
COG East Capitol ST.. 10r, b., good order $40 80
724 5th st. ne, rooms, hath. furnace. 27.5 so
D st. Sc. 6r. tiled bath, h.-w. heat. $3.50
316 st. ne, rooms, bath, furnace. -. 25. so
II! 18th st. Sc, 6r.. b., furnace. $50
1918 Fl st. ne, rooms, bath. ........... 80
630 md ne, g rooms. bath, cellar. 2.00
63I G ST. Sc. rooms. bath. 21.5O
1885 n. c. ave- ne. 6r, b., furnace. 20. so
BIS 18th st. Sc, rooms. bath. ......... 20.O0
641 2nd me-, rooms. bath. ............. 1900
1912 st. s.e rooms, bath. ......... 1880
1894 Montello ave. ne, rooms, bath. -. 1880
1867 St me-, 6 rooms, bath .......... 1880
1909 3rd st. se.. 6r.. b., furnace. ....... 1900
1864 \. c. ave. me-, 6 rooms, bath. ....... 1850
637 2nd st. me-, rooms. bath. ......... 1880
1900 st. s.e., 6 rooms, bath. ........... 1900
SOUTHWEST.
600 st. sw., rooms. modern bath. -. 2o5o
1905 C ST. s.w., rooms. bath. ......... 1880
322 VI st. s.w, 6 rooms. bath. ......... 1880
1854 ~ st. s.w., rooms bath. ......... 1880
491 E st. s.w., rooms water. ............ 1850
374 st. s.w., rooms, bath. 1880
457 + ST. sw 6 rooms water. ......... 14.5O
al ST. s.w. 6 rooms BATH good order. 14.5O
4TS Fl st. sw rooms, water. ......... 145O
Printed bulletins. including all properties foe
rent, at Office. Phone or write for one.
T,rooc r Cheo R1o q Ave NJ M
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL QNC.),
1902 H ST. NV
CNFJIRNISHED HOIISpy
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PROPOSALS.

Office Quartermaster. Washing ton Barracks. u.
C.-Sealed proposals will be received here until
II am. November 30, 1915, for repairing stable.
Further Information application.
ne17 49, 10, 20 81. 29-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G.,
ceived at this Office, Room 500 District Building
until o'clock PM, on November ~, 1915 for
the construction of Sewers In the District of
Coiumbia. involving the construction of approx
mately 800 linear feet of trunk sewer 3 foot
diameter; and 1900 linear feet of piper sewer
"a inches to 10 inches diameter. Forms of pro-
posals. specifications and necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk Engi-
neer Department, Room 427 District Building,
Washington, D. C. OLIVER p. NEWMAN
LOUIS BROwNLOw, CHARLES W. KUTZ,
Commissioners, d. G. no16-6t,exSu
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Phone Main a71 RI ssa New York ave. NV
Prospective tenants will find 1t to their advan-
tage to inspect our properties before renting. as
our houses are generally in good condition, our
rule being have tn m repaired when vacated.
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! 49 Webster, 81, ,b41 30
2015 18th. Tor. b. H.3
2l4Y Fla av. Orb. Is. so
1919 Harv'd, lOr, b. 45. 80
i723 Corc'n. Or. b. 0. %
l415 Hopkins PIE. b4.0
IT'S Church. Or, b.. AZ. so
1882 10Th, Or. b. .N.O
1416 9th, Tor, b. ..-37.0
1912 Newt NV. Or, b37. 50
1927 y Jav, Or. b.a5. ~
1923 y J av,. 81, b. .35. 80
1907 Corc'n. 9r. b. rs. 80
40S r, Or, b -. 90
1900 D sc. stO, Or. hiss. ~
10S 18th NV, sr,5. $3.50
2443 18th. 9r.b....32. 80
822 22d. sr, b. -. .30.50
1908 v. Or. b. :. .8O.5t
Bit llth, 6r, b.. 30. 50
614 22d NV. sr. b. -2s.50
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~ n.N hAN 10.
!. Delrees. Or. b. .17.S0
SPY Pattern ne. .5r17. ~
'25 {. lw. -ir. Is. 80
I743 10th, 5r. so
900 Eye Sc Or. b. -. ~
1872 Ives Sc. t;r. b. !z.D
1887 K Sc. Or. H. 50
liza K. 5r. ll.5o
'i1S Duncan ne, !, u l.5O
Foundry alley. tr. 1880
'22T x Sc. 3r II j.
i20s ID se. 5r, b. $50
l27 y se. 6r. 80
Rear !25 L, ar. -. $50
's22 Gu t ne. ir. w.8.5O
i15 Freeman's ~. 1.50
l2o9B COi's t sw, 4r6. 20
R'r 18th Wasn. &r.3.A'
T LIST AT OFFICE.
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
Nine-roon brick house. on the heights. west Of
14th st. Gas and electricity. Large lot
Garage. In excellent condition. Big bargain
at $1,000.
Higbie & Richardson, Inc,
1904 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-l335 MASS. AVE. Sc: BEAUTr-
fully situated, near Lincoln Park rooms; ali
modern improvements: In hrst-class eoadi cord ion
app,y BREWOOD 519 18Th st NV.
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u FLATS.
.108 l1th nw.sr.b. ESQ
q q NV. 5r. b. ESQ
i7U1 Euclid. 8 fror
'oom> i6. 90
626 ed, I'd O, ar. b. 1875
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-06
ATTORNEYS WANT FEES
IN 0'C0NN0R WILL CASE

HASTINGS, Neb.i April 5.-(Special Tel
egram.)-After hearing arguments Of
Judge yinsonhaler for a new trial In the
100000 O'Connor will case today, Judge
DUNCAN took the matter under advisement
and announced that he would make a
finding before the end OF the month.
Judge Vinsonhaler asked for a new trial
on the ground that the court erred in re-
fusing to allow the testimony OF County
Treasurer Mcintosh, Deputy Alexander
and Mr.. Mclaughlin in. rebuttal by the
prepayment.
Judge DUNCAN also deferred action, on
the contestants petition that attorney
fees be taxed against the o'Connor es-
tate
Mr.. Vinsonhaler objected to photo
graphing the cryptogram letter purport-
ing to be the life history of John O'Con-
nor. The court said he had made no
order for the taking OF the photograph of
the exhibit and IL Il were shown that
the proponents case has been prejudiced
he Will take such action as~the case de-
rnands
A Nebraska supreme court decision was
cited by vinsonhaler in support of his
contention that the evidence of the three
witnesses should have been admitted.
Judg DUNCAN said IL he had known OF
the decision he would have admitted the
evidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-06

CONTINUED from Page One)
unsuccessful, while the Germans gained
some ground in the forest of Lepretre by
blowing up several mines.
"A Russian attack on Marianpol Cnorth-
east of suwalkD was repulsed with heavy
losses for the enemy. Otherwise there
were no events of importance on the whole
eastern front"
French official Report.
PARIS CVia London, April 5.--The
French war office today gave out a report
ON the progress Of the lighting, which
reads as follows:
1.-THE military authorities have received
precise information concerning the results
of the bombardment carried out by British
aviators in Belgium on March rs, A dirigi'
BILE hangar at Berghen-ste. Agathe was
seriously damaged. as was the dirigible
airship sheltered therein. At Hoboken the
naval construction shipyards were Quilted
two German submarines were destroyed
and third damaged. while, forty Ger
man workmen were killed and sixty-twc
wounded. sJtssl y'a
There is nothing to add otherwise tC
the report given out last night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-06
THREE BEATEN TO
DEATH BY ROBBERS
New York Restaurant Keeper and
Two Employees Slain by Burglars
Who Try to Crack Safe,
CHICAGO FLORIST DIES OF SHOCK

NEW YORK, April Soto linn. a
restaurant keeper and two OF his en-
ployes were killed early today in zinn's
restaurant supposedly by burglars linn
and his wife were awakened by crash
downstairs and the proprietor went down
to investigate. When he failed 20 re-
turn his wife called a policeman. who
found the restaurant keeper and his two
employees in the cellar.
In the cellar was also found a safe
which had been moved from place on
the floor above and evidently thrown
downstairs. II had not been broken
open.
Beside the dead men lay three bloody
clevers with which the burglars had bat
tered in their victims heads The police
found also revolver and set OF burglar
tools.
There was evidence that tho men who
committed the crome had seereted them
selves in tn cellar after eating meal In
the restaurant At first they had tried
to cut through the floor under the safe,
| but folled In this attempt by large
beam, they had gone upstairs after the
place closed and rolled the safe into
the cellar. The porter and the cook had
been surprised and killed when they came
down to get coal. The proprietor APP
parently had surprised the thieves at
work trying TO open the safe.
Tho two employees were Roman Pelt.
porter, and stephen Bovorislsy. coola
Chicago Florist Dies Of Fright.
! CHICAGO, April 5.-William Web. q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-06
Nebraska
MEMORIAL FOR HOLLENDECK
Supreme Court Holds Special Session
in Honor Of the Late Chief
Justice.
RESOLUTIONS UPON THE RECORDS
From a staff correspondent

Iron a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, April 5.--Cspecial.) -Memo-
rial services were held in the supreme
court this morning In honor OF the late
chief justice, Conrad Hollenbeck, who
died January q. only about three weeks
after taking office.
More than the usual number OF at
torneys were present at the opening of
the court. The court, sitting EN- hanc,
listened to the reading OF the resolutions
prepared by committee appointed some
time ago, and to remarks made by vav-
Gus members OF the bar
The resolutions commended most highly
the life and character of the late chief
justice. as did also the remarks. Accom-
panyihg the resolutions was briaf sketch
of Justice Hoilenbeck's life. written by
Judge Albert OF Columbus. The resolu-
lions and remarks we're spread upon the
records and win be published In the re-
ports.
The committee on resolutions was as
follows: l. l.. Albert OF Columbus, A. M.
Post Of Columbus and George i. Loomis
OF Fremont Those who spoke briefly
were Grant G. Martin, James r. Dean
OF Broken Bow, #. ID. Williams of Az
bion, George l.. Loomis OF Fremont
Judge Albert OF Columbus, t. J. Mahoney
of Omaha
Chief Justice Mcrrisseyr speaking on be
half Of The court said in part:
While a young man at the bar II wa;
my good fortune to become acquainted
with Judge Hollenbeck. From the begin.
ming 81 that acquaintance till the close 81
his life / knew him intimately and Welt
He was man OF unimpeachable charac'
n
dulEed neither frills nor foibles He wai
gentle, Rffahi and asy OF approach. but
notwithstanding his simplicity and mod,
esty as Judge he was firm, forceful and
efficient He reasoned accurately, ruled
firmly, and In his court Justice ever hei(
the lighted torch.
OF him II may well he said;
None, knew thee but to love thee,
Nor name thee but to praise"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-06
Nebraska
License and School
Superintendent Are
Issues at Hastings

HASTINGS. Neb., April Sl-(specisl.)7-
With practically every issue holly con-
tested. one of the most exciting munici-
pal campaigns Hastings has had in years
came TO a close tonight.
The wet and dry question will he set
tied by referendum vote for the first
time here. heretofore the contest on
this question has always been directed
towards securing a majority in the coun-
Gil. which Is the l'ctnse granting body.
but this year the prohibition forces
elected to submit the question under the
law providing for the referendum In
cities of less thar 1000 population.
When the petition was presented to the
Hastings council Il was unanimously al
lowed, the council all fayoring the license
system. agreeing that II should accept
the 1910 census, which for this city is
1885,
c. G. Fhgfaham Is seeking reelection
for q second term az mayor, and has as
his only opponent William Madgett. a
weli-to-do business man who has risen
from the ranks of the newsboys. Both
are running by petition and party politics
is no factor in the race.
One of the closest contests promises TO
be between two sets OF candidates for the
Board OF Education. One set Is COM
mitted agains the administration of
Superintendent Barr. who has two years
yet TO serve. while the other Is strongly
committed to his support. While Mr..
Barr was attending a national education
meeting year ago movement was
inaugurated by his opponents TO elect
another man in his place. The scheme
failed. but the fight has beenIkept alive,
notwithstanding Mr.. Barr was reap
pointed for term OF three years.