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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09
Wrunociaentums.u ebertraannaen.

6. q. uno g. S. Sett an u. 8. Bal
Sur. @runoltiif in Qincoln Ylace; $50
Ii. u.
gertba 9taffel an $. II. a6oOius.
6runoitild an Der Nain Abenue uno
SeipeD Rlace, $1,000.
81. Nade an $. II. N9ooins, @rulioa
ltiid i'm neueu gitbs8lod 2407, $40.
8. s. 8ur5ba6 ON gegar COUNT.
@runOifiid an Der Nn9ers Noao; $33. 20.
alamo GONE Builders al Bertha
Gtaffel, @runotiid N Der Iain Npeluie
nnO 9eiucp 3laee $1,000.
S. 6. 8afer an Marp 8raOen 8afer.
@runoitiid an Der 9fpber Nbe., 81 IL. e.
Safe 81. Ncgrorb an $. s.. un0 @inz
ia &uitb, 22.11 Mder Qano, meniger
2 1s3 Mder Qnno; 5000.
Srau Wfinna &Dpfer an 8. u. abpfer.
@rnnoftiid i'm neuen GitpBloG 887, 8is
biiion A; $500.
Sermarm 81. &npfer al grrflt Shcr
MEIER. @runoitiid i'm neiien gitns8l1d
887. 9ipilion A; $500.
emma nno Charles @ittler an g. 3.
Starr, @ruuoifiid an Der Slime Gtrabe;
$500.
Charles 9ittmnr. ggecutor oes Nans
lailes bon 5rmi Asnes Sean. an SRI.
@olie 90. Moore, @runoitid an Der
Sablor Ctr; $5,9S7.96.
$. II. H6obius an 6. 9booius, @runbs
itiid an Der @eit Salinas Cir; SIC
Ii. q.
s. s.. 8irfpatrid an q. $. Sdneue H..
@runbffid am Barrett Ylaee, Gdn Ser
| nan0o Q6oition; $3.50.
Z. g. unD OF. 6. Rdnbloeben an Golps
mon Sreeberg. @runoihid IN Snu Re6rr
Terrace Abbitior; $175.
$. 8. G6ub an @ulfab &appIill.
@runoitiid an Ser Ssort6 1iHe Giraffe;
$4,000.
Nrtbur 6. 8bompion an Samuel mto
@ldD Ioler, 8runoftiid an Der Benton
un6 gros6h Ctr; $40 II. u.
@uitab 8. @efer oil @oooipfn Dag
ner, @runbitiid an Der grosbb nnb 8citz
ton Ctr; $500
San g. uno u. @emling m 3. 8,
McGob, 8runoitiid an Der 2onlbralo 81.
$2250.
@iQiam $. aieran an Seize .. Oppen.
heimer. @ruubitiid MI Der arlenal Ctr
| $4,000.
SO. 9. nmb %. ". @ierce al, Sohn Q
! Silbebronbt. @rliHbitiid III Sor's Beacon
0il NOoitien; 5000.
Ghe Gout6tpeitern ano Corporation
an =. Mortiu. @rinlbititd in Berlin
Seiohts; 1855.
@. ". mo q. @dert an 5anibal Rion-
! ia. @rlmbitild on Der 9ia8 StrnBe;
S5t2.50.
&. 6. @pors un6 Nran an &. &. mnf
9fnnie Bed, @runoitiid in Soutb Seietts
STATS,
ghorfea 8eaiuaer an @rthur @~ruiGc
@runoitiid on Der @irdinia Ctr; $i59o.
m2fG.. n4.fS 1ad)s oNhr ?rS6ll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09
Die bentise Gage.

9as Reimbursement in Den Gar
nalellen oaaert fort, hp6 iinb DIS
leBt nod feline groBen 6ortihritta
gen1abt. Sn 8plen buben Die 9ent=
ihen cine &eibe erfolereider Sample
b%eitntoen, welfe Die 8%ebauptung oet
@nglanoer uno <Ren, Die Geutiden
5ogen iib nod Der @re1i5e 5uriif, om
geiten fpioerleger. Sr BEN &arpa-
then fino ale angriffe Der &uifen
qbgelblaeen. 4uf benz meidideu
Shaiiplas lit nid)ts @idtiges poi-
iiert. 9ie Sample I'M @liaB, melt
It'd bon Wiinlter, bauern fort.
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Inlnno.

9Qs Gber : 9uu1oesgeridt bat
entI6ieben, Der Stoat Tonne cine Gt=
ie1babn ni9t %5pirgen, irge1io eite
8oare 81 b~eforoern ooer irgero einc
@inri6tulg 5u treffen, bel Der lie
8elo 5uiebe ODER MIR einen 1onlI-
nelen 8rofit made, lelbit nenn ibr
@eihaft innerbalb oes Staotes ibr
i'm Iagemeinen einen angemeiinelt
&eroienlt obmerfe. Die gnti6eioung
lit fir einen nidt illriitiid gei6ut-
ten g~eritano abiolut mnperitdnolid
Die @ntibeioung muroe i1 Dem So
le neri6ieoener 9abnen gegen ben
Staoten Iorb=Garolind nno @elt-
girgitien obgegeben.
4uS @aibington miro beritp
tet, oaB infer @anoel nit BEN 8bi-
lrppinen nabe3u lobmgelegt iet, neil
es in 5olee oes arieges in europa
CIT 5ro6tidiffen mangele. Die Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING auf oen Snie(l,
Ieien oaber AUDI iebr i6ledt,
Carl Guroe6e, Elm 9entIh-
Imerifaner, uno bier oeutIbe &eiI-
bitten, baben iid I'M 8unoesgeridi
SIT SEEM gorf ihnloie befalnt, iid
folide 8aiie beioret 5r boben. Gu-
lroeoe, Der Die 8diie beiorgt bot nnn
aus oteIem 8eiorgen falIder 8aIIe
Elm regaldres @ei6aft gemadt be-
ben iol, ipuroe gu orei Sabren 31ldt-
baus oernrteilt oie mnoern bier.
Sabie, Wiiaer, MeDer mo @egener,
mnBten ie 5000 be8ablen. Gin lehlter
angeflagter, Sans .g(oam BON @e-
oell, 1T IN Shottlano nerbnftet utlo
loiro pabrideinli6 dusgeliefert mer-
Ben.
s(us 8ittsbnr9, 8a., miro ge=
meloet, oaB Die Someiteao @erfe
ioes Stabltruits gum eriten Mal felt
5lpei Sobren IN potter Satigfeit iiite.
Sic @erfe baben groBe geltelungel
fir 9aumaterial, Gan5erplatten nho
Del uno @as=6obren befommelt.
Sn gerre Saute, Snb, bat Ser
groBe Tro3eB tpegen Mublbetriige-
reien, Die aitgebli6 BEL Der letten
Wabl I'M Hopember porgefommen
lein Iouen. MngefIagt fi1to % Ser
lnnen, Mepu6lifaner mo Erogreiii-
he, Die teilmeile aemter befleioeten,
feilmeiie 81 ben Gampagnefomites ge-
borten.
9bomas goiion entoedte Mon.
tag Nadt IN einenl Ser @ebauoe lei
iter Inlagen in Orange, &c. S.,ein
5eler. gr REF &iilfe berbei llno oa3
5eiier fptlroe geloidt.
8ier oemofratiide Yolitifer III
Der eriten @uro bon Gbicaeo linn
inter Der 4nfloge berbaftet moroen,
Stimmen gefauft gu baben. Die l1li=
teriudune bot ergeben, onB lie eili-
seine Stimmen fit 25 Gents befom=
men fonnten.
St Stem Oorf lit Der Yro5sB
gegen 6arrp Clam pegen @erl6mo=
rung 6e8iigli6 ieiner SIlldt aus oem
.Srren6altie 81 Matteomar I'M @angs.
AuBer ibn iinO nod flint an0ere 8er-
ipnen angeflagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

CD. Sriebrid, Sabrifant bon v5ooa
Sountains", ginri6tungen fir graeeris
ltene unb SIeif6erldben, @isfdrdnfeil.
aiibls5 dalifdifen nnb patentierten Gro
cerbs6 haufdffen. Coolies Eager, nle @r6
Gen. ginise ibon sebrn1hte Saden. GpF
Mh5abltngen.
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A. f. BEYER, Reparaturen.

Sbpeipriters, Neoftples, Hedbenz uu0
Nbreniermaidinet1. 3ufriebeniteuun9 aa<
raltiert. 237 @eitsgommerce Ctr. Sci.
Grodett 2441.
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6ols ,attO GohIe.

ssh baIten bic bette @obIe rato BAT
bette 8~rennboI5. Hrobiert uttS. @Inse
Wnph & Gpal So. grodett 6053, NeuesA
Eel. 1911.
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0pfele.
HOTEL ALAMO.

325 4Inmo BIn5a- biibId m0bIieris-
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c, ST per Sag,
$3.50 nno anfipdrts per 8o6e. 3imune1
NIT 2 getten $500 per ISOLDE. Ifs5'
Selep6on grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

San : ~llnternehlmrr.

aontrafte fir @ebdnoe ieoer grt iis=
ner4alb uno auBerbalb Der Staot. qoreI=
ltert' San Gntonio 8uiloers' grdlauds
20 W~elt~@ommeree Ctr. Sci. @roGett
2105 ooer Srnbis 1899.
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WeiM0fts=8 ole,soer
NiumtmaS ttnb 3effe.

Mlamp Sent & @tunins So. @ut, 2a-
refser, Gigeutiiner. Iue uulere g8aarew
6aben po0es Gepi6t lno Ma6. paiienp
fir Gtanbarbs@ roBen. 215 Gbe. 9.
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Or. @. s. 0ir5el bat icime Gifits
naM 302 Sids.@ c6aube nerleet. III.
tes SelepbOn.
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Imperial Turkish Bath comDanx.

sos Oft : @ouiton Ctr, Mooresg &C.
bafoe. Often Sag nnn Nadt. 8a0er ias
Der Nrt. Sirf. 8ao u1o Set fir SIC
Nadt $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

eaiun Showers aeidarit, a6geholt nf,b
ab9eliefert per 4nto, etabiIert ieit Is
Sabren. GrteriDm, Der Bicycle 8oftor.
GelephOtltert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

Sran Sins. al6redt, 1888 Sitzgoiis
merte STR, Gan Nntonio, Seras. liefsrt
frifde @luneu. 9luineuItiide. 8ouauets
rmo &fLduseu. 8eetsRflansen cine Spes
sialitdt. Gel. Grodett 1892.
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nin MnI;,n;fnn,n;n

Die 8oIi8eifommiii6re bon aoil-
las Gitp baben entihieoen. oaB cine
Saloon.2i5eus gar feinen @ert bnbe,
gon5 gIeid, mas fir iie be3oblt lei.
Cine Saloonli5ens lei cine @rlmn6-
nis, a6er fein perfdnflider 8ertge
oenitauS. 9ieie @utideiouna ipirS
ieocnioas crit bon Den @eri6ten be.
ltatiat meroen miiiien ehe iie alge.
mejn nuerfonnt iperoen miro
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Sr. i. n. Barber, 3abmur5t, MOOes
@eban6c.
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CROWN B0TTLNG COMPANY,

Ibeo. NsiiIer, Weiddftsfhbrer.
III 5ones abeuue. aegeniiber Der Gone
Star wrnierei. Gun antonio. Serns
81 Sabrifanten BON allen Grteu 60,
bopdEer. W2ineraIipofIer uno uor5igli6
benz lpelbefmnten 2ithtn SeIkeg
ge;nf 9elethpnt. Jrtte asIieFernns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

4elo at b%erleihen auf 9iandes uno
on unlere alienten. Stan.
barb Srnit So, 3t5 Ct. Morp's Ctr.
Son 4ntonio, Serds.
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e. u. & u. &.

g. q. & q. 3.
so. l. Bon oonftOn, @aco unD Corpus
egrllff ....... Z. Zoo nad1ln.
No. S-Won 8onlton unb aiiitenorten
$1,000. S.15 pDrri
SO. Soon goafum uuo aiiHenorfen
1:35 ltad}f1.
SO. 42-gon aerrbiae 9.05 BORN
$50. 44-gon &errbiIle .6.55 <nadia.
Nbfa6rt-
$50. 2-gla6 Souifon, 8aco unD eorpas
SO. l@Nab 6ouiton unO a%alenor tenn.
SO. Na9 goafnm nsV5 S%iiiisnOr r1''
go. 4f-aad aerrpile $40 Bout hersl.
go. 43-Nn9 @errbilIe .5.05 nodan.
g., $. & g. q. (9aupiIinie.l
80 1oi-@unfet eimitep, bon gssp o.
30. i lea'' @unist aimite5. bon q ean S Sssa'.
no. 7Ms6nsusua, bon asip o ! sss''.
so. 5 sdnsn8na. bon Sci aio
80, a-suuist erpreb. bon g Ss sg 81
leans. .7:55 nadlm
SO. f0T5unfet ggpreB. bon Gan Srnlis
cisco ...... $3.50 uadm.
So 1o1-euniet aimiteO, mad Gar
no. l Sls.s : atmitsS. had 60 VEN sS 81
V64f1S Ann No1>1.
so. 7-@dueusua, mad 2sI gIs.
SO sIGdnelsua NOD aslu Orleans.
$40. 9-5uniet grpreB na6 Con 6xan.
y cisco $3.50 rad5m
SO. 1o-Sunfet GrprsB, nddt Mem Or
leans ..... .11s00 r6dna
gietoria Sipiiua.
SO. soi-g0a 90uon scrt aabosa, sic.
tor1a, eliero ..... 1925 nnd9m
SO. So2-ga6 Cicero, gistoria, gorl
sabaca, Spufton TIFF born,
VI, 8. & &.
aad @oroen-a6fa6rt
$50. 4-QofaI .......... 800 porn.
go. 10-@ntb 3imite6 =. 10000 moro.
SO. 26-aatb SIber 900 nadnr
Nnfiinft
SO. 25-antb Sitter TAB terua,
80. g. QofnI -. 1925 nndm.
go. 9-&ntb 2imite0 ...8.30 nadru
Inoere 3iiae tplroen einaeiteut.
--
Santa Sc c.. &. g.. q. 9epotl
Gntunft =
SO. 7L&om NorSen .9:55 BORN.
SO. 1-@om 4oroen 1925 nad1m
Nbfa6rt-
so. 6-Nah 6em Npr6eu 500 Hod1m-
SO. s-Idd bem Nproen 7:do uprnl
2. H., II. & 6.
SO. . Son Corpus gbriIti 10 0orlF.
Bon Corpus Gbrifti $50 e5eilDs
Mbfahrt -
SO. i-9ab Corpus Ghrifti 1890 porn,
Wad Corpus gbrifti $50 nbsffs
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gistoria aiuiEp On.

gietOrta aiOiioa.
Mnfunft -
SO. 3ot-goa 9ouon Sort Qaboea, Sic
toria, Gliero ..-... 1926 nadm
Mbfa6rt-
SO. 302-ytad guerc, gistorin. Sort
Sapnca, Scriton ......7:f5 uorra-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

Tuesday evening for their home in
Iowa, after a two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Snyder and
family. On Monday evening Mrs.
Snyder entertained the Bridge club
in the form of farewell party for
her sister.
Mrs. j. NJ Chapman and son, who
have been visiting for the past few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. r..
Hutson and family. left Monday for
their home In Boise. Mr. and Mrs.
Hutson accompanied them as far as
Gooding in the automobile and spent
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

l.. E. Griffith, the Hagerman drug
gist, was a caller at the George Aud
ley home today He was en- route
with John Jensen and other fIager-
man capitalists to the mines of
northwestern Utah.
Mrs E. Molander, of Deep Creek,
is enjoying visit from her sister,
Mrs. chm of Ault, Colorado. Mrs.
Ehm is favorably impressed with this
country When the two ladies'. &C
companied by Mrs G. E. Whitby, auto
ed to Twin Falls and Shoshone falls.
Mrs. l.. K Morse and children left
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

poets to remain in this city until
September.
Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly,
Misses Beulah Hahn and Leila GILL
lette left Monday for camping trip
to Rogerson.
Misses Ethel Woodmansie, Ruby
Harris and Manday Lindstrom, Messrs
Bill Wall, Ralph Cox and A. B. Wall
ington spent Sunday at Shoshone
Falls.
Miss Irene DAILY, of Boise, arrived
in Bull last Friday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Allen. She ex-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

Monday night with friends on the
north side.
A. j. HIGHLAND, wife and two boys,
from Center Point, Iowa, arrived Sat
urday for visit with his sister. Mrs.
A. v. Mounce and family. Sunday at
|ternoon Mr.. HIGHLAND was taken sud
denly sick and on Monday was taken
to Twin Falls where he was operated
on for appendicitis. He Is improving
nicely at this time. They we're en-
route to the coast whore they intend
ed visiting the fairs ~ we'll as all the
important coast cities.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30
Ho.U to Find "yours"

To avoid bndy trying too many different cigarettes,
ask yourself, first of all, this question:
''Just zohat do like IN a cigarette?''
If you smoke only few every day. you may prefer
cigarette which is rather rich heavy and oily Or
you may like which has rather strong oriental
taste with pungency almost like perfume. Or you may
want cigarette with that notceaby sweetsh Egyptian
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30
But the Taste is up to You

All cigarettes pure, but when it the taste
nobody can help you choose You simply have to decide
for yourself.
OF course, Fatima's taste may not appeal to you.
But most men who try Fatmas like the taste we'll that
they seek urtheroherwise Fatimas could have
zcon and held their and growing leadership
amounting to and half BILLION cigarettes
year.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

Tastes differ-in fashions, foods and pretty girls.
Also in cigarettes.
cigarette that started out to please every mans
taste would end up by pleasing none.
Most of us like cigarette smoke deliciousy cool
and refreshing The Mexican likes his hot and dry, with
a nice little peppery sting in it.
Some men like cigarette whoesomey, fragrantly
auad Others of us hunt for cigarette almost heavy
black cigar.
Most of us want ''easy' cigarette SENSIBLE
one, SO that matter how steadily how many
smoke, We'll feel fit fiddle. Other men, though,
don't care about that. They smoke only fewso they
want kick like mules in each puff
All of us want smoke tull-boded 1T must satisfy
that smokehunger But the cigarette that Just fills the
bill for you may do all for your neighbor
X
4 Somezohereamong all the brands the markets. the
one just-r1ght cigarette for YOU
Maybe it's the very you have now in your
pocket-but you SURE? Maybe it's some entirely
different cigarette-it may or may not be Fatima
But find tip Until you do, you're cheating your
self out of whole lot of smoke-peasure Also you're
wasting money.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

The one purpose Of this advertisement is to ask you
in fair and square way to give Fatimas Eco for 15)
good trial. If they don't happen to suit your taste,
you'll quit smoking them of course. But if you like
Fatmas well MOST do, you be mighty glad
you read this advertsement-and ACTED ON 1T!
Below are two simple tests which you easily make
and which may help you find your sensible cigarette.
1t may may not be Fatima But be fair to yourself
and find YOURS.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30

flavor But if you smoke quite often-f you would like
to smoke whenever you feel like it and without any effect
feeling you should choose cigarette
such Fatma cigarette composed of all pure tobaccos
OF considerable aroma meowed by being aged and
fully blended to produce fragrant and whoesomey mild
yet JuNbodsed - smoke And the smoke must be notice
ably COOL. For otherwise your tongue your throat
will soon signal you to stop smoking SO often.
If you will ask any Fatma smoker he will tell you
that Fatimas make him "fee mean'-no matter
how many he smokes
That is why Fatmas considered the most sensible
CT garette by such large majority Of smokers Ind
that as probably the main zchy hardly any
Faima smokers szmtcM They like sensible cigarette
and one with good pure taste to it.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
FALLS CITY PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZES

FALLS CITY. Neb.. Oct. 7.-(Special.)-
The Falls City branch OF the Central
Protective association was reorganlzed
here yesterday with about thirty mem
bers. For a time there were two organ
tEations in Richardson county TO run
down criminals. but their enthusiasm died
down. The local branch OF the Central
Protective association affiliated with an
organization which included Iowa, Mis-
souri,. Kansas, part OF Nebraska and
Oklahoma. The other was the Anti-Horse
Thief association. whose membership was
confined to this county Through the
efforts of Sheriff Ratekin a meeting was
called by DR.. Reneker. the former sec
retary Of the Central Protective associa-
ton and much intrest was manifested.
An organization was perfected by electing
d. B. Ratekin president. DR.. @. w Rem
eker secretary and Earl Lennon treas
Crer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
FIRST DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
ARE READY FOR BUSINESS
(Fron a stnff Correspondent.l }

LINCOLN. Oct. Especial MEM
bers of the First district democratic con-
gressional committee met here today and
selected G. A. Cotton of Table Rock as
chairman and Earl @. Gaddis of this
city as secretary. Both men are mem
bers of the committee proper. Frank
Snyder of Auburn, also a member. was
elevated TO the vice chairmanship.
This is the first congressional commit
tee in the United States TO organize for
next years battles.
Mr.. Gaddis, In Lancaster county. sup
plants William Ritchie. .jr., who moved
to Bridgeport early last summer.
The committee passed resolutions OF
commendation for Mr.. Ritchie, who
served last year as head Of the com
mittee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
Nebraska
MADGETT ALLEGES
BRIBERY ATTEMPT
Mayor Of Hastings Makes ACCUSE.
tiOns Against Two Representa-.
tives Of Gas Company.
SENSATION COMES AT LATE DAY

HASTINGS, Neb.. oct. 7-(Special Tele-
gram)-Mayor William MadKett today
named Z. b. Usher and N. c. Bachelor
of milwaukee,, Wis, as the men who,
he alleges, ATTEMPTED to brfbe him In
Omaha last June to support the proposed
franchise of the Hastings Gas company.
which carried a big majority at the spec
ial election on Tuesday OF this week.
The mayor said II he had not been
taken sick ten days before the election
he would have called a mass meeting
and laid the facts before the people.
Among his items OF proof the mayor
mentioned a telegram from Mr.. Bachelor
urging him to come to omaha at Bsche-
lor's expense on "a matter that> might
prove beneficial to both
Mr.. Bachelor, the mayor claims. is a
detective employed by the gas company.
He was In Hastings during the last week
before election. As there had been no
rumors in circulation here of the use Of
any undue influence on the part Of the
gas company. the charges came as a
complete surprise to Hastings people.
Vice president and Manager A. w. Bor-
den this evening refused to discuss the
matter, further than to say that he knew
weeks afterwards and was not conver-
ant with what had taken place.
However, II does seem singularly
strange that anything Of so serious a
character has not been brought to the
attention of the people before this. even
before the man who purports TO charge
with mlsdemeanor left Hastings" added
Mr.. Borden.
Mr.. Usher and Mr. Bachelor we're here
representing the eastern investors OF the
gas utility. returning to Milwaukee fol-
lowing the election.
Mr.. Madgett is candidate for the
republican nomination for governor. He
Figned the proposed gas franchise after
81 had been approved by the council,
explaining today that he did so because
his city attorney advised him that he
had no discretion because It wos up to
The people to decide whether or not the
franchise should be granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
DIVORCE GRANTED SAME
DAY SUIT IS FILED

MADISON. Neb.. Oct. 7.-(Specisl.) y
Mrs. Minnie Bullock. wife OF Z. A. Bull
lock, filed a petition instituting action
for divorce from her husband and pro-
cured divorce and judgment for 5000
alimony and costs Of suit at Wednesdays
session OF the court. This breaks the
records for quick action on divorce pro
ceedings in the district court OF Madison
county. The defendant filed his volun-
tary appearance shortly after the petit
tion was filed. r. A. Bullock was for
many years the controlling genius OF the
Norfolk electric light plant.
Practically the entire session OF the
rourt was occupied with the trial OF
IAEetta Tanner against DR.. F. L. Frink
TO recover credit bill ana set aside con-
veysncs Of q half section of land near
Newman Grove.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
Memorial Services
Are Held for Bessey
I-rom a Staff Correspondents

LIN COLIN, oct. 7.-(special. l.)-Memorial
yerv.ces in honor of the late Dean Charles
r. Be-sey we're held at the University of
Net nsks today-the first public recogni-
ton OF the death OF Nebraska's dis
ting he'd educator.
Pro. Grove E. Barber. Dean A. F.
woc Of the University of Minnesota
and -,.5gent Ned Brown spoke briefly on
the * Of Dean eBssey. rPof. Barber
is Il cE,y member on the faculty serv-
ing ..-e same term of years as Dean
Bess did and he gave very personal
glim =: Of the life and service Of the
noted 5otanist. Dean Woods and Regent
Brow both OF whom were students
und, DR.. Bessey. eulogized his services
to tie undergraduates.
Char ,e.lor Avery presided at the serv-
gess
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
Nebraska
Bohemian Farmer
Is Assassinated
CFrom a statf correepondent)

NfIOm SthII OoJENHppnuenN.N
LINCOLN, oct. 7.--(SpeciaL Frank
Bohuslov, a 5o-year-old Bohemian farmer
living near Denton. IN this county. was
shot and killed by an unknown person
or persons last night. Sheriff Flyers
went to Denton today and took charge
Of the case in the absence OF Coroner
Matthews.
The body Of Bohuslov was found by
his wife. son and daughter In ravine
about three blocks from the home, after
they had heard shots. Bohus,ov had left
the home with .22-csliber rifle. hut
the wounds which resulted in his death
were from buckshot from a shotgun.
Three weeks ago Wednesday Bohuslov
was brought before Justice Clark in this
city and the wife filed complaint that
he had threatened her, Bohuslov
pleaded guilty and paid his fine. The
same day his oldest son, Frank. and
the hired man, John Kahout. left home
and have not been seen since.
Sheriff Hyers win hold an inquest here
tomorrow afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
e Fine Cotton Fabrics Appeal to the Economical

38.inch Dress Percalc, full 64x0i
cloth, standard make. Light and
dark grounds, neat dots and stripes.
Lengths mp to Is yards. G.
Friday, yard .................O~ ~
Thousands OF Yards Of Remnants,
Mill Lengths and Lengths from
stock of Dress Percsle, American
and Simpsons prints. Cambria,
challis, etc, values TO &c, 7Ic
special sale Friday, yard. ... EfS
86-inch Bleached Muslin, Cam.
brio, ETC., long mill lengths up TO
10 yards. Good quality, easily
matchedj values TO &c, 2IC
special, yard ...............OZS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
Neck Of Minden Boy
Broken Under Wheel

MlNDEN, Neb.. Oct. T.-(special)-
George Kneher, son OF George Kreher,
living near this town, met with a fatal
accident yesterday morning while NOV
ing the thrashing outfit from one place
to another. He was riding on the tongue
of the separator. which was being pulled
by the engine, and fell off and the front
wheel OF the separator ran over his
neck, killing him instantly. He was
about IS years OF age. He leaves a
father and sisters and brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-08
wedding at Madison.

MADISON. Neb., Oct. 7.-(special.)-
Daniel z. Lawenberg and Miss Ethel
Ameda Reeves were married last evening
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Reeves. DR.. J. e.
Farmer officiated. They will reside here.
License to wed was issued to Harvey
Le Roy Rowlett and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Beels, both OF Warnersville,