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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
CROSS, F[y[R|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONSITPAT[D
Look, Mother! If Tongue Is
Coated Give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Every mother realizes, AFTER giving
her children California Syrup Of Figs"
that this is their ideal laxative. because
they love its pleasant taste and 1t thor
oughly cleanses the tender little stom-
ach, liver and bowels without gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the
tongue, mother! If coated, give tea
spoonful OF this harmless fruit laxa-
tive" and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
gested food passes out of the bowels.
and you have well, playful child
again. When Its little system Is full Of
cold, throat sore, has stomach ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion. colic-remember.
a good INSIDE cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for a So
cent bottle Of California Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here, so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine. made by California
Fig Syrup Company" Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08

The Democratic tidal wave that hit
Ada. county yesterday rode on Its
crest four candidates on the state
ticket-Alexander, Dougherty. Van
peusen and Walters and Curtis, Bates.
Pfost, Dunlap, Vance and. Smith on
the county ticket, a somewhat strange
performance for county considered
to have been nearly rock-ribbed Re-
publican. The county did not go for
Wilson, for Charles Evan Hughes car
ried 1t by the narrow margin OF 2o7.
Governor Alexander, however, took
the county from d. w. Davis, Repub-
lican nubernatorial candidate by 1862
on complete but unofficial returns
from D. w. Davis, Republican guber-
material candidate by 1852 on COM
plete bun unofficial returns from the
So precincts in the county. In the
nom partisan race, John c. Rice swept
the county, rolling up plurality of
3Ts7. There was hardly a county
precinct that did not go Democratic.
Barber and South Boise precincts
added to the totals. The Republicans
saved four members Of the legislative
ticket and seven county offices or as
SCISSOR treasurer, prosecuting attorney.
corner, surveyor and two commission
ers.
on the fact Of complete returns from
the city and county precincts Con-
gressmen Smith and French carried
the county by comfortable pluralities,
that of Smith being 1895 and that OF
French 1854.
DEMOCRATS IN LEAD.
IA IatA e..
tenant governor, carried the county
over Parker, Democrat, by 949. Van
Deusen. Democratic candidate for
state auditor. defeated Lewis, Republi-
can, by 314. Walters, Democratic
candidate for attorney general, de-
feated Sweeley, Republican, by ia and
Dougherty, Democratic candidate fol
secretary OF state, piled UP a majority
Of 92S over Barker, running on the Re-
publican ticket for second term
Easieson. Republican candidate for
state treasurer, defeated Worthington
Democrat
There were several genuine sur
prises on the legislative and county
ticket. One Of these was the election
OF Curtis for state senator over Law
son, who had been generally conceded
the county by safe margin. The un.
precedented Democratic sweep In the
country precincts gave Curtis q
strong lead and the quiet but prear-
ranged knitting Of Lawson by mem.
bers Of his own party In some of tbs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08

For Group :. Mothers--
AltOays Keep this Handy

xAe day Of the Group scare 10 even
9cx thosf persnte who wisely keel
1oleyb Honey and Tar Compound n
the tons ready for instant uss.
". c. Allen. Boseley. Mo-, writes: 81
have raised family Of four children.
and have used Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound with all Of them. / md ii
the best Group and cough medicine
have ever used and / have used It for
It for Group"
II toward nishtfali the little ones
grow hoarse or croupy, II their BREATH
Ing becomes -wheezy and stuffy. give
them Foley's Honey. and Tar COMPOUND
promptly and It will ward on an attack
OF Group.
II you are awakened by the hoarse
brassy cough that means Group, give
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at
once, 1t will ease the little sufferers
quickly. cut the thick choking phlegfn.
and soon they will have easy breathing
and peaceful quiet sleep.
= 4 4 livery user II . friend.
Whitshsad's Drug Store.
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JOINS
THE LIST OF
DRY STATES

Helena, Mont, Nov. s.-Governor
Stewart, Democratic. is leading in the
race for governor by 1O0e votes, on
returns of 10000 out of 10000 votes
cast. Myers is leading in the United
States senatorial race by SEQ. Indica-
lions are that the ticket Is elected.
Prohibition is believed to have car
ried. In 40 precincts Hughes receiv-
ed 913z votes and Wilson 1924. In
ia precincts for congress-Evans,
Democrat, received 1887; Mitchell,
Democrat, received 1905; Miss Rank
in. Republican, 1886 and Farr, Repub-
lican, 1880.
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precincts defeated him.
SUMMERS LEADS TICKET.

DOWNTOWN precinctS Qe1eatcd MIN.
SUMMERS LEADS TICKET.
Koelsch. Republican candidate for
representative. was also defeated and
Bates, Democrat, has a lead which Of
ficial returns will not change. The
Republicans saved four members of
the house but for q time while returns
were coming in threatened to lose one
or two more. Hubbard. Republican.
lead the legislative ticket with Bates
second.
On the county ticket Pfost swept
everything before him for reelection.
defeating Clawson. Republican, by
1885. Summers, Republican candidate
for coroner, lead the county ticket
with a majority Of 2512 over Good
friend. Miss Ivy Wilson. county sup
erintendent of public instruction, and
1t is not believed the official count
will change the result D. T. Miller,
Republican, on the returns received
for probate judge. Smith. Democrat.
defeated Little, Republican, for COM
missioner Of the first district
MORE
The following majorities are shown
by the returns: Kincaid. Republican.
over Whitaker. Democrat, 1890; Dun
lap, Democrat, over Miller. Republican,
157; Moody. Republican, over Crich-
field, Democrat, 1867; Vance, Democrat.
over Wilson. Republican, 61; Delana,
Republican, over Martin, Democrat.
1885; Summers. Republican. over Good
friend, Democrat, 2512; Smith. Repub-
lican. over Buchanan. Democrat, 1896;
Smith, Democrat, over Little, Republi-
can, 299; Carlson, Republican, over
F1ack, Democrat, 1855; Boone, Republic
can, over Matthews. Democrats, 1882.
COMPLETE COUNTY RETURNS.
Complete returns, unofficial. from
the SO precincts in the county give the
following totals:
President-Hughes, 1853; Wilson,
5o45.
Justice supreme court-Rice, 1851;
Dunn, 1864.
Congress-Smith, 1884; French, 1925:
Kerr. 1889; Stanley, 4o70.
Governor--Alexander. 6422; Davis,
$3.50.
Lieutenant governor--Holt, 5Os2;
Parker. 41ss.
Secretary Of state-Dougherty, SAT;
Barker, 4619.
State auditorium Deusen, 1924;
Lewis. 1910.
State reasurer-Eagleson, 6o92;
Worthington. 1850.
| Attorney general-Walters, 1888;
Sweeley, 4S74.
Superintendent public instruction
Redfield, 1851; Carlisle, 4349.
Inspector of mines-Bell. 5752; Fry,
4245.
COUNTY TICKET.
State senator-Curtis 1900. law
son, 4610.
Representatives Hubbard. 1855;
Bates, 1894; Driscoll, 5311: Storey,
1852; Young, 5238; Alexander. 1882;
Koelsch, 1854; Healey, 4724; Beckdolt,
468s; Goble. 1880.
Sheriff-Pfost. 612s; Clawson, 4443.
| Assessor-Kincaid,5 941; Whitaker,
] 4251.
Probate 1udge-Dunlap, 1884; Miller,
5127.
Treasurer-Moody, 1862; Crichfield.
45e6.
County Observation-Disclosures, 5s4s;
Wilson, 52S5.
Prosecuting attorney-Delana, 57s1;
Martin, 1906.
Coroner-Summers,6 1924; Goodfriend,
1872.
County surveyor-smith, 5sss; Buch-
anan, 1927.
| County commissionefs-First district,
Smith 5165, Little 1886; Second dis
trict, Carlson 1902. Flack 5o37; Third
district, Boone 5765. Mathews 4033.
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brooch; finder call a.
City Clerks office. Reward. N91
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
TIDAL WAVE HITS
THE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET
Republican Legislative Can
didates and Other Nomi-
nees Go Down in Defeat
Big Victory for Democrats
ADA COUNTY RESULTS.
Legislative Ticket.

Go8istoSvV s'SNoS
State Senator-George H.
Curtis, Democrat.
Representatives.. r. Hub
bard, Dean Driscoll. Charles d.
Storey, D. L. Young, Republic
can; Ross Bates. Democrat.
County Ticket.
Sheriff-Emmitt Pfost, DEM
ocrat.
Assessor-William A. Kin
caid. Republican.
Probate Judge-R. H. Dunlap.
Democrat
Treasurer-Anna M. Moody,
Republican.
Prosecuting Attorney-E. 8.
Delana, Republican.
Coroner-Clyde e. Summers.
Republican.
Surveyor-Gordon c. Smith.
Republican.
Commissioner -. First dis
trict, Edward Smith. Democrat;
Second district. Gus Carlson.
Republican,; Third district, ].
B. Boone, Republican.
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FATHER WILL SOON
CONE into HIS own

Chicago, Nov. ,s.-Father, whom the
poets have overlooked and whom writ
ers of popular ballads have shamefully
neglected. except. perhaps. to refer to In
terms of ridicuie. is at last coming into
his own.
And son is responsible for it. For
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
FOR SALE OR TRADE-4o acres or

FOR SALE OR TRADE-40 acres on
Roswell bench, ala miles from
Parma, IA to high school. churches
and stores. $4,000 improvements.
Is acres alfalfa, Is acres plowed. s
acres year old apples. acres
family orchard, garden and build
ings. VIII consider trade for small
modern house in Boise. Inquire L..
8. Knox. SIS Idaho Bldg, Boise. or
H. ]. Knox, Parma. Idaho. Dec I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
SOUTH DAKOTA LOOKS
LIKE HUGHES STATE

Sioux Falls, g. D., Nov. S.-South
Dakota, with five electoral votes. will
probably go for Hughes. The latest
available returns from less than half
the state give Hughes 34.452 and Will
son 2s,301. Prohibition carried, as did
woman suffrage Northrock. Republi-
can for governor, was elected.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
WILSON LEADING
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo, Nov. s.-Returns on president
from 676 precincts out of 1859 in North
Dakota give Wilson 22,642. Hughes
21,8S2.

Fargo. n. D., Nov. S-President Will
sons lead over Hughes in North Dakota
was Increased slightly today on the re-
ceipt of returns from rural districts.
Democratic state headquarters predict
ed Wilson's vote would exceed Hughes
by 5000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment for
housekeeping; 625 Fort st. T L tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
WILSON LEAD IN
COLORADO IS
GROWING

Denver. Nov. s.-Returns from 6s7
precincts out of 1881 in Colorado give
Hughes 1852; Wilson, 77,443. Returns
from $40 precincts for governor give
Carlson. Republican. 53.s16; Gunter.
Democrat, s4,024.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-08
BIG PLURALITY
FOR WILSON
IN OHIO

Cincinnati, Nov. s.-President Will
son will carry Ohio by over $4,000 If
the ratio of voting continues as it
prevailed throughout the state.
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NOW
IS CONCEDED
TO HUGHES

Wilmington. Nov. s.--Returns up to
II o'clock showed Hughes carried
Delaware by about 500. Senator Du-
pont defeated by Josiah o. Wolcott.
Democratic. by 1000. Republicans
possible exception of attorney general.
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CONTINUED From Our Last Issue. }

CONTINUED From Our Last Issue.
The woman broke into violent
protest:
II won't do It! won't! If you
are a liberator. as they say you
are. you won't let him force me
to it, general; will you?
At the sound of that voice
Yeager's heart jumped. He would
have know 1t among ten thou
sand!
There was a grin on Gonzales
ugly mug.
II hate him. I've found him
out. I'd rather die than marry
him."
Gonzales, little black eyes twink
ling, turned to Harrison.
You see. The lady has changed
her mind, senior. What will your"
Whats that got to do with It?
She's mine. Have us married." the
other man demanded bluntly.
Not so fast, amigo" remon-
strated Gonzales in soft tones.
Give her time-a few days
quieu sabe?-she may change her
mind again"
Harrison choked on his anger.
He was suspicious of this sudden
respect for a girls wishes.
lmpulsively the girl swept into
that part of the room that was
within view of Steve.
Send me home-back to my
mother. I'm only girl. You
don't make war on girls, do your"
she pleaded.
The greedy. treacherous little
eyes Of the insurgent chief gilt
tered.
He shook his head:
No. senorita. That is not pos
sible. But you shall marry a SOL
dier-one of rank. From the gen.
eral down you shall have choice"
Gonzales promised largely.
Harrison scowled.
Not as long as I'm alive" he
said savagely. "She's mine, l tell
you."
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CHAPTER VIII,
The Texan,

The next important happening
in the all too realistic drama these
movie actors were now playing was
the advent OF the Texan.
At sight of him Steve gave a
silent whoop of joy. A white man
had come to Noche Bueaa, and he
wore his big, serviceable six-guns
low.
Inside of five minutes Cabenza
had gathered information as fol-
lows: Adam Holcomb was a sol
dier of fortune who had fought all
over South America and Mexico.
He had come to Noche Buena to
teach the artillery of the legion
how to shoot straight.
Thus comrade explained the
Texan and his presence to Pedro.
sCabenza contrived to be in the
way when some one was wanted to
fill Holcomb's Watering. Ochampa
who for the moment had charge
of the artillery officer, swooped
down upon the peon and put him
at the service of the guest.
So Pedro unpacked the belong.
ings of the American officer and
prepared what had to serve as the
substitute for a bath. He was SC
adept at this that the captain pri-
yately decided to requistion him
for his servant.
Cabenza chose the time while he
was arranging the shaving outfit
on the table to convey a piece OF
information to Holcomb.
What's that! An American
woman-held captive at his house
by Gonzales?" repeated the soldier
of fortune. astonished.
"A girl, not a woman. About IS,
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ssMen In the Raw
BY VIM. Macleod Raine. Copyright, F. A. Munsey Co.
NEXT WEEK. CONE CYLINDER SAM" BY E. j. RATH

The Mexican looked directly at
him with a face as hard as jade.
80 you don't expect to live long.
senior! IS that it? We shall all
mourn. Yes, indeed"
He turned decisively to the
white-faced girl.
Go to sleep, muchacha. Tomor-
row we shall talk Gabriel Con-
zales is your friend. All shall be
we'll with you. Buenos!"
With a gesture of his hand he
pointed the door to Harrison.
The eyes of the two men clash
ed. TWAS those of the American
that finally gave way sulkily. The
Iprize-fighter slouched out of the
room with the general at his heels.
The girl turned and flung her
self face down on the bed. Sobs
shook her slender body.
Steve tapped gently on the win
dow-pane. Instantly the sobbing
was interrupted.
Again he tapped on the glass.
The girl sat up on the bed. She
waited tensely for a repetition of
the sound, not quite sure from
where 1t had come.
Her questioning eyes found at
last the source of ia warning
forefinger close to the pane.
She moved slowly to the window
and peered into the darkness with
out.
over to the left she made out
the contour of a face-a brown
Mexican face. She gave little
cry of joy and began with trem-
bling fingers to raise the window
"Steve!" she cried, laughing
and crying together.
Ruth! Little Ruth" he an
swered softly.
Quick questions and answers fol-
lowed each other closely. Ruth
had been kidnapped by Harrison
the night before while she was
hurrying home alone just as dusk
after performing an errand for her
mother.
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maybe" supplemented Cabenza-
in Mexican. of course.
"A woman from the street,
reckon. And If you look into II
you'll find she's there of her own
free WILL"
Steve was now stropping a razor.
His back was toward the officer,
but without turning he could see
him by looking in the glass.
You've got the wrong steer,
captain. She's as straight girl as
ever lived" answered Yeager, in
perfectly good English.
Turn round, my man.. he or
dered, crisply.
The range rider did as he was
told. The light, blue-gray eyes OF
the officer bored into his.
You're no Mexican" charged
the Texan.
No. Arizona is where hang
my hat. Got time to hear all
about it, captain"
Go ahead"
The range rider told 1.-THE
whole story, so far as it could be
related by him. Such details as his
modesty omitted Holcomb's imag-
ination was easily able to supply
The Texan paced up and down
the room.
And you say Gonzales has beer
with her all day-that he ate
lunch with her, and is riding with
her now?"
Eyes. Here they come now, back
from their ride. Why not meet
them as they alight?"
The captain reached for his hat
and led the way down the street
Cabenza followed him, a step OF
two in the rear. They reached
headquarters just as Gonzales lift.
ed Ruth from the saddle.
She fled from him into the
house, terror giving speed to hel
limbs. Upon Holcomb the dicta.
tor turned eyes that had grown
cold and harsh again.
! Welcome, captain. Welcome
to the Northern Legion" he said
brusquely, offering a gauntleted
hand.
They went into the house to-
gether.
81 see you have a countrywom-
an of mine visiting you," the
American said quietly.
From Arizona" The Mexican
laughed harshly. 1--WE should get
get together more, your country
and mine. We should bind the
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Gonzales was no fool. After
that look in the Texans eyes he
decided to hurry matters. And
when he saw Harrison come out
of Holcomb's quarters that even
ing, he guessed rightly that the
film actor had taken a last des-
perate chance to recover the girl
by going to his countryman for
aid.
The shifty, cunning look deep
ened In the generals eyes, and
Ruth was relieved of his presence
for that evening, at least, as he
was busy elsewhere.
The result of his evenings work
was apparent next morning, when,
on trumped up charge, Harri-
son was dragged into headquar-
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tiers. Traitorous papers-of which,
1t happened. he really had no
knowledge-wsrs found upon his
person. He was shot within the
hour.
When Holcomb learned of IL he
called his servant to him. 1t was
now Friday noon, and the wedding
was set for Saturday morning.
After a prolonged conference with
Pedro the Texan strolled over to
headquarters and made a date
with Gonzales to come to his quar-
tiers for game of cards that even
ing. The Mexican grabbed at the
bait, and volunteered ia bring Gull
vera and Ochampss
The plan was simple and prom
ised to work well. The wine that
Holcomb was to serve his guests
was doped. They would be drunk
on third of the usual quantity
And while they were being enter
tanned by the Texan, that gentle.
mans servant would entertain his
fellow poems in like manner at the
stables. And then when all the
guests had forgotten such things
as weddings and beautiful Amer
lean girls in drunken stupor, Pc
dro would saddle four horses
loose the two prisoners. Threewit
and Farrar, help a terrified cir
down over a low porch roof, ant
all four would gallop across the
border to safety.
The first part of the program
worked. Yeager had little trouble
with the single guard before tn,
door of the hut that served al
prison for the director and Gamers
man. He explained his plan Il
these two as they fastened t
where Steve had left the horses
Here Threewit was left in charg,
while Steve and Frank stole bacl
to Gonzales house after Ruth.
Here again Steve took the activ,
part while Frank was left on
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States and the Republic together
by closer ties. A man without a
wife Is but Mailman. Captain,
| shall marry the young woman
from Arizona"
Indeed. I shall be happy 10
meet the lady and wish her JOY"
replied Holcomb lightly.
You shall, captain. She's a
little reluctant yet, but Gabriel has
way of overcoming that. l shall
be married on Saturday"
All"
The face of the Texan had as
much expression as a piece of
flint. Gonzales, watching him
warily, wondered what he was
thinking behind those hard steel
gray eyes.
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guard below. He climbed the
porch as he had done once before
and tapped on the window OF
Ruth's room.
Her surprise gave place to utter
confidence as Steve hurriedly
whispered his plan. She followed
him unquestioningly and Steve
was about to swing her down from
the low roof into Franks arms
when a sentry stepped out Of the
shadows. 1t was too late to turn
back now. Steve dropped the
frightened girl into the camera
mans arms, and himself leaped
for the sentry. The Mexican went
down under him, but as he fell a
shot from his revolver pierced the
stiffness of the night.
From every direction men could
be heard coming on the run.
Rum" Missed Steve, as he
scrambled to his feet, but he went
down again. His leg had given
way Unexpectedly.
Before he reached his feet again
LILO iCNoiNCl wac Oul anu uOih6
business.
Fire at their legs, Frank. All
we want to do is to stop them.
Ruth, you run for the trees. Well
be with you in a minute" Yeager
gave his orders quietly.
The girl obeyed without a word.
| Farrar's rifle was already scat
ltering bullets rather wildly into
the night. But the attackers were
checked. Their fire was of a des-
ultory character. There was such
a thing as being too impetuous.
Who were these men they were
assailing? Perhaps they were act
ing under orders of Gonzales. Bet
ter not be too rash. So the minds
of the peon soldiers decided.
Concluded i'm Our Next Issue.)
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Steve stayed only long enough
to hear her story and give her a
few strong words of encourage
ment. Then he dropped from the
porch roof into the dangerous
shadows of the night.
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"TWIN BEDS" the comedy
success, with New York cast, at
the Tacoma tonight & Sat. adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-08
0mahans Want Flag
Honored at Sea

The Omaha Manufacturers associ-
alton is neutral and wants to see
Omaha-made goods go abroad to neu-
trail countries without hlndrance.
What action will be taken in the
matter will not be decided until the
next meeting of the directors of the
association. But the subject came UP
for lively discussion at the last meet
ing. A big miller in Omaha brought
in the complaint at the last meeting.
He has big European orders which
he wishes to fill. He cannot get the
necessary clearance papers to guaran-
tee that the shipments will not be in
terfered with. The trouble applies
largely to shipments of foodstuff to
Norway and Sweden.
The ships carrying these things do
not fly the American flag and for that
reason America cannot guarantee
their safe passage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-08

discarded fire bell which has reposed
in silence in the basement OF the en-
CINE house at Eleventh and Jackson
streets for a period of years.
Before Omaha assumed metropoli-
tan manners this bell hung in loft
of the fire house at Eighteenth and
Harvey streets and its sound was
heard throughout the town every time
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-08

Railway and Light company, near
Ralston, and thrown from the disc
cultivator which he was driving,
Theodore Novak, farmer, has filed
suit against the railway company for
$4,000 damages He complains that
the car was travelling at forty miles
an hour and was not in the control