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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
CALLAWAY PIONEER DIES
IN OMAHA HOSPITAL

cALLAWAY, Neb., April - Especial, l.
The body N George o. Bengsr, who died
~ 6n oneba hospital aeturday evening
arrived IN Galway yesterday Funeral
services were held 81 ? O'Clock this after.
noon.
Mr. BeBRef wss one Of the very ear.
Hest settlers of ibis locality and has nss
brod eonsDleBousiy IN Tie upbuldina OF
tbe TOM 6D1 community. he was NJ one
lime - Tie hardware ana furniture bust
ness here IN partnership with James VI.
Decker, latet selling this business AMI go-
txg into The GALWAY gt6ie bank ~ pres
dent This Yas later sold ana consoIi.
dated with ihe First National bank OF
CsliaYay. and be was elected ~ ~ Vice
president, which position he held at the
lime ~ death, although the First Ma
tl0nsl bank Was few months ago con
terted into the seven Valleys State bank.
Fof several years he had heeB q sufferer
Spd has baen IN The hospital at Omaha
several times. however. Ills alment
seemed 70 always battle the doctors.
Prior % bic death he had been constantly
receiving treatment IN an Omaha hos
Dltsi for three months. but still his mai.
adY seemed - battle the doctors.
hr benger leaves widow. a son, cur
iis, and daughter, Mrs. Harry Lamb.
funeral occurred today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Dandruf Goes!
Hair Gets Thick,
Wavy, Beautiful
Save your hairl Double ia
beauty in a few moments.
Try thiSl
Hair stops coming out and
every particle Of dandruff
disappears.

Try os you Will, after an application ~
Danderlne you can not find n single trace
Of dan1ruf o. falling hair and y6pr
scalp will mol itch. but what vii please
you most, viii be- after few weeks
NE. when you res new hair, fine and
douny III frat tet bot really new hair
growing all over Inc scalp,
a little Dandefine Immediately doubles
The beauty of your bolf No difference
how dHl faded, brittle aud seraERY. Just
mo'fleD cloth sith Dandefine sHd care,
fully draw # through yoer hair taking
ore mnai strand NJ time. the effect
= immediate and amazing your hair viii
boslight. nuffg ana wayy snd have IN
appearance n abundance m lncompsf.
be iustre. aoftness and lupuriabce. the
boButy and simmer ~ true hair health,
Get q @seont bottle ~ Knogit0n'a Dan
dernc from ans drug store ~ toilet cotn.
Ter. and prove that your hair u ~ pretty
and soft M any Thai u has been
neglected Or injured by cafeisss treat.
meni that's all
Dandefne Il 10 The hair shst fresh
showers ~ rain and Sunshine are 10 yegc-
tation. II soos Hgit 10 The roots IN
vgoratca and atrtngihons them. ita eK.
hllaratnR. stimulating and life producing
properties cause the hair 70 grow long.
strong and beautiful Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
BOYS WITH STOLEN CAR
CAUGHT AT FALLS CITY

FALLS CITY, Heb.. April 4.sfspeeial
Telegram sherlff tlstokin captured
three young men WITH Ford touring car
that mn admitted they bad snicn Nc
eeYeBtecnlb and ilarwood stroeis. Lii~
coin sunday evening they gave fheir
names ~ Ire WEIGH, t7G Euclid arcnue.
Donald Honey. g4e o street. and Peter
bfohm, Eleventh and . stfoeg
They claimed 70 be ~ u md 2f years
Oh, respectively They applied at the
Ball Il 70 garage 10 exchange inner
tubes for gos. THO trade was made, but
the sheriff wse notified abd got The boys
before they got ont Of town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Nebraska
Oats Smut Cost
Madison Farmers
Hundred Thousand

BATTLE CREEK. Nab, April 4.--fape
clai. In letter 10 ne County Farmers
association 0f Madison county Arthur
-. George, county agricultural agent
tnuss 90 Tie matter ~ treating oats Tor
smut Last yraf" says the agent
"seyentystwo Madison county oat zelda
selected from ~ over the county, there
Naa ~ average ~ pef cent smutted
heads, n per cent N smut decreased
tho yield me bushel per acre. ~ was
tbe Ease IN dags county two years ago.
The oat yield had been decreased five
bushels per sere IN Madison county last
year The total ont aereage IN Madison
county last year was 30O0 acres which
" Tho yield had been Increased five
bushels per eere. would have been a9j.oo
bushels, This, valued 81 Is cents per
bushel, would hago been tloa2l0 saved
On Tho 0at crop alone
NOra smut N8s found In tho northern
half N fhe county than III the southern
half, W Il was more important Inst seed
produced ~ tbs northern baif ~ The
county be given treatment, DemOnalfa
tons On treating oais VIII be held on
different farms ana II Il hoped tbat The
members vii attend one 0f these dem
0HsifatiGHs
The county agricultural agent eoh.
eiBdes Will statement that oat smut
win only BE- controlled By every farmer
cooperating IN this movement 70 pre-
vent II Oh hts own farm.
Directions afe enclosed with this cir
cplar letter - The farmers fof ihe for
nsilB treatment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

FLEETWOOD, la. Aprii A. Special D.
n The city election held here Yesterday
The caucus nominees ~ v, q. ponflaB,
mayor clyde itnoades, treasurer chafles
IT, Hamilton. recorder. g. u. Dalton.
inalahall WIN peHosa. assessor and ~.
. n, ponelau. park commissioner, Rsrs
elected ny very small vote No con.
tests IN any ward % unon any fandi-
data made the election devoid N Interest
4 speoiai train over Tho nurinfion aill
ha a. dlenwood April 4 ~ ga "a elti
soot fnadu demonstrators
The district Kniahts ~ pythl8a con
ffnliau hare On Mas "A expects Ma dela.
8htas
~ W y Craig 81 Henderson ana wed
iiHtan. csshlsr n lhe Malvern sa,inal
haHh have announced their eandidafg
ios NE republican nomination faf stills
UaAnif representative
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Nebraska
ENFILADING FIRE
RAKES BRYAN RANKS
Democrats Of Capital City Send
Machine Fire Along the
Flanks.
GoOCH HAS HIS DANDER UP
lErgm . slaff coIreaponaent. }

Ffgm starr Correspondent
LINCOLN. April Especial That
democratic harmony IN on the increase
and N looming up IN huge ana delicious
chunks n In evidence the last day or 30,
and espoclaily 80 right here III Lincoln.
when last night a Woodrow Wilson club
was organized and resolutions we're
adopted and speeches made which indl.
Gated ihat the club ~ not IN harmony
with W. ! Bryan
The revolutions condemned efforts be
ing made 70 carry into the ~ Louis con.
fenil0n questions IN opposition 10 the
policies ~ President Wilson. and other
Wise Indicated ihst Mr Bryan II not IN
good standing with the now club.
Aided 70 this, II W D0och, president
~ The Lincoln Daily Star, this afternoon
came out with . throe-column adgertiso.
nent IN his paper In which he roundly
ehasiises Mr. Bran and tells IN several
dffefent languages printed in English
Why democrats should not vote FOR Mr.
bryan for delegate nj large 10 The 10.
tioBal democratic convention.
~ Doooh gives half dozen or more
reasons why Mf, Bryan should not 10
TO the national convention 10 delegate
ana eiDphdeizea some " the faaaopa viii
black face capital letters. 10 plain fhat
me Weyfarng man though fool may
not err therein"
lie charges him with performing on tho
fhnhefllle platform with high klekefs
ana other np=to date yaidegiliist 81 so
much per- while he was member o. The
cabinet, ana since that time haa been
ofnbarasslng the president ~ every turn
Or the road, Wills a. the Same time ~
~ pretending 10 be for him. one charge
that be mikes iss
IFS career since bis resignation has
been one Of ineldlone cfiileian ana bostiio
DfopaEaDd6 against President Wilson
9nd his policies The president psf FOR
Nnfd D. modest AMI conservative pre
pafedness program, This vas lmmodl
htely branded ~ Nr Bryan nv mill
farism" lie attacked Tho presidents
program IN his conmOner ana Kept n
VI for several Issues. Ills brother IN
Lincoln sent out thousands N oircuJsr
letters attaching tbo presidents policy,
anu asking people 10 send In clubs IN
subscriptions 70 The paper 70 fnat M
could carry on the fight With greater
effect These attacks became 70 por.
nleiOns TINT n was Becesaary for The
president Of The United States 10 take
his eaee directly 70 The people, which
he 1i6 with marked SUCCESS. Anyone
who has read the presidents speeches
has no doubts ~ 10 whose nttefaneea he
was refDting or abiding 10. Tho press
Of the country. democratic and repub-
licsn alike, recognized that Bryan was
fighting the president"
That Mr., Gooeb believes III casting
bis brand on the waters" ~ evidenced by VI
the fact that the same advertisement WIZ
be sent 10 MI the most important papers !
IN the state and the charges vii be- I
paid by Mr.. Gooeh out Of his own
eKebequer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
WOMEN or BROOKLYN HAVE
ELECTION or THEIR OWN

GRfNNBfL, H., April l,-fsbeelal.j -
While Brooklyn voters we're holding ~
election on Monday FOR men only" the
Brooklyn women organized aBd went
through the same performance, Just ~
though they were legally entitled 70 20
20, and managed 70 make themselves
meet and settle the same puzzling ques-
tons When the votes we're checked out
u was found that out of ~ yotes of men
fths largest number ever cast there
eleven we're spoiled. Out ~ the i52 votes
cast BY the women only one was spoiled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

thinking. All however, were taken frona
tho course Of study a new course Of
study IA brief form will be out IN Tins
for county Institutes and completed mi
time for the September opening. ] reRretl
tbs state department. has nsver had fnndsl
for this printing Of course OF study
but has been compelled 10 leave the maid
ter 10 publishing houses,
"NiAM Hulivnn'B criticism Or three aucDs
tiOna IL quite amusing, especially tbs ono
relating 70 the primary col0ra. The pTfsl
mary coi0ra FORM basis for a long Use
~ devices ami lessons In avery klndsrS
gartfn and primary school In the states
Relative 70 the automobile and telephone
~ modern rural life, practically svsrT
child ~ the grammar grade and soma
adults know that These mako rural iifm
more desirable, ~ far ~ tho question IN
domestic SCIENCE Ia concerned. a nkstckH
~ tho laying Of the table seems real easy.
ne Il Il 0ns Of the first lessons and on4
~ The most easily taught ! think most
children would not have much troubls
WITH this, although I have seen SONS
adults 1T bouquets baRin ~ the wrong
ond ~ The line With their utensils"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Howard County Man
Seeking Six Per Cent
On His Bank Deposits

from q star c0rresp0BdeBtj
LINCOLN, April -fspeeiaL )-Atiempts
Of D certain well known business man of
Howard county 10 tempt state bsnks 70
brssk The banking laws N The state have
been discovered by tbe stats Banking
board, which hrs several letters written
Ny NE man IN which be offers 70 deposit
money upon payment BY The banks Of 8
per cent interest
The banking laWg u The state prohibit
ths payment n more than per cent On
deposits
Tho Howard county man would write
letters 10 tiis banks offering them ar
fefeBt amounts upon payment Of per
cent Then BE- would attach separate
slip 70 bis letter announcing that upon
receipt ~ check from the bank Or d
personal cheek on aB official IN The
amount 70 BE- deposited The money would
be- forwarded This per cen, which was
generally given rs stated amount
would moi detect the bank in ~ evasion
of the laU, However several banks have
forwarded The letters 10 aecretary Royse
~ the banking board,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County

BEATRICE, Nm. April 4 especially
frank kinman Bustaincd broken hlu
and dlslocated ankle yesterday ~ The
burlington station while nssiatlng Fred
Wertz III unloading automobiles A
chain holding one Of The autos slipped IL
some manner and Klnman vas pinned
beneath the machine. lie was removed
10 n local hospital, whore hls injuries
were dressed Unless complications net
IN he will recover.
Thomas wsdley and Miss Norma Me
Gaffey both Of this city. were married
Sunday afternoon ~ O'Clock at the
home Or the BRIDES parents. Mr. ana
Mu D q McGafffH They viii make
their home On farm south of the city.
The funeral N John Meints, the YOUNG
man who was Killed east of pickreil
sunday, when his auto turned turtle.
was held This afternoon from Inc Ger.
msh Lutheran church east of piekfell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Il ha strong enough not 70 be baffied BY
tho work IN tho high school"
4 superintendent from tho western part
OF tho state writeas
'it soems 70 me that Mlss Sullivan il
considering the childs present aud paai
rather than ta future. NJ may be too
young ana his mind not sufficiently ma
tWrG 10 answer such un0AtiDna, hut III hr
u r. II certainly too young ana too i'm
mature either Y enter hiEh school 81 70
quit school n has been my observation
thaf i ~ possible With the questions ~
they nave been for a child 10 pass The
eighth grade examinations and atill he
hnpfepsre1 70 do anything Ike aaflHfae-
tori work IN high school. I would faF
rather see no questions made harder
thail 10 He9 them made nhsler.
y y HbaefNati9n 1f hlRh school begin
nefs " euch Inst believe large part,
perhaps nireatnntHH ~ them, would
greatly profit al through their school
CARROTS and 81 through lie by taking
another year ~ grammar. eighth grade
English arithmetic history and other
arada subjects before entering high
SCHOOL Few seem - realize hGW essen
TAI ana how valuable tb0f0uRhnnRs IN
tue, common branches ia
y 10 not presume ~ advise The state
department ~ this matter, but iust 10
state mY opinion and enter counter
Three Examinations.
Haie superintendent Thomas said
'ihfee examinations arc offered March,
Apfll ma May Tho March examination
W uAunHt lost given ~ Tie isafhff 10
enable her 10 lhtfiilasHtiF recommend
Candidates for The examination III Abfli
The NAY examination IL Usually Figan
- fetpnd rial for those WHG make d
ete1itaDlo showing ~ March subjects nnd
nerd . second sfanea There Wafe thlfs
infu quefilobH, from which The candidate
could HHlect ten. Agnih ~ the aIeell0Bg
we're technical. 9uHe Wffh ~ test d III
plis maturity and power N original
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
CLAY CENTER MAN BITES
HIS TONGUE NEARLY OFF

CLAY CENTER. NIB. April I. Special
telegram While " J. Dickson was
eotking with heavy wrench The tool
slipped md struck such q hard blow on
bic chin that he BIZ his tongue ciear
through, except the slightest portion OIL
zach edge and bis lower llp WAS No badly
cot that Il took Viz stitches 10 mend IL,
md eight stitches we're nccesaary 10
hold bis tongue together. The surgeon
Il confident ihot both wounds viii heal
without trouble
An epidemic " meaaules In prevalent
borc, over 100 coscs being reported IN and
near Clay Center.
-. w. Campbell pioneer Of Clay
county 10 critically NJ NJ his home here
With creeping paralysia Mr. Campbell
Ia q lafge land owner and yicc president
of The Commercial State bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
New Power line TO
Wilcox is in Use

HOLDnEGE, seb., April r. fspeelai,t-
The new power lines which The fntsfba.
1onai Railway. Light and Power COM
Dany Of this city bays been constructing
out Of fIoldregs 70 The BeigbbOfiug towns
we're put into uss the first Of tbig week.
when lights sDd power we're supplied 10
Wilcox, sixteen miles from here, Other
towns viii be supplied ~ soon as the
company receives more transformers
from tbs factory. Work on the new lines
was delsyed several months on account
Of The difficulty Of getting wire and sup.
plies from eastern factories.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Nebraska
Candidates Must Stay
On Ballot Henceforth
From staff Correspondents

LINCOLN. April a-tspocial.) soero-
tary Or State Pool haa pat ns number
foot down, and from now on candidates
who get cold bppoBdaRcs over the po
litical prospects cannot get on OF the bal
lot, but will have TO stay on and take
their medicine no matter how bitter u
may taste
The time expired last night az y o'clock.
and this morning Mr, Pooi Sent out 70
county clerks the following notice
You arc hereby notified that the name
u Thomas H. Marshall, democratic can.
didale for vice president. has been with
drawn. and b ign0ne should not appear
on the bnil0t
W, r, stoecker, democratic candidate
for governor, has Withdrawn, and hia
name should not appear on tho ballot
John Al Woodland. democratic candidate
FOR superintendent N public instruction,
has also Withdrawn. md his nafno should
not appear on the ballot
You viii also change tho name Of Wli.
Ham ". Commons ~ W N Cionm0na.
~ candidate for superintendent ~ pub
ent ticket
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Nebraska
THOMAS GIVES HIS ANSWER
State superintendent Declares Miss
Sullivan's Criticisms Do Not
Fill Bill.
GIVES OPINIONS OF OTHERS

Hrom a STAFF Correspondent
LINCOLN, April Especial Tho con.
troycrsy which las arisen over certain
eighth grade studies winch State super.
intendeut Thomas haa put 10 practice ana
which resulted IN crltesm by county
superintendent Miss auliiyan. has Jed tho
state superintendent 70 issue a statement
Of his own, ~ follows
Educators do moi think MisH auiilvan'H
criticisms ~ eighth grade examinations
well founded When Aiata aHpeflutenlant
Thomas whB asked IN BE- void reply, he
Anid Ne thought not ~ present ile IN
simply Keeping hie ehrH upeh ~ he ~
glad for suggestions Whiel may Iced ~
al Improvement lie aald lie had re
any HugEesfigns which they thopRht
W ~ b. beneficial. iiefdre the questions
were made some had asked 10 have ihcm
strengthened Mas sullivan iH the only
0ne who has complained
cites Two Letters
Hero are Two letters especially 70 the
point. one from n county and ore from d
'iFvefy teacher 10 HON I have spofen
about those questions rad theY W fall
o. real easy They did not think any
pupil who could not Rpi tha ~ lulr q
grade On thaNn questions MHR ihfulNH
with The eighth KrHdd ~ otllufd W i1o
~ ate Course ~ study ! advised the
pupils not 10 write on the March Exam
nation Those who did write we're IN
duced ny their teachers a. write only on
certain subjects, ~ few ~ possible, but
after those pupils eaws the questions
many Of them thought The examination
waa too easy ~ 1et 30, and wrote 0n
The program, graded all tha papers
alone, aHd was - close ~ grading ~ !
could BE- without being unfair ph ~
seventeen WHO passed that ekhmlnAii0H
very easily were two ig-yfaf Oids, -four
", year ODDS eight A.yoaf nids. three ".
yehr-nids. Many moro i2yeafoidh would
have passed that examination had thalr
teachers encouraged them 10 attempt ~
Relates Only 80 History
"The criticism IA unfair because n n
directed ut only part " one o. Two
questions IL one subject history There
arc thirteen nHebtiOns ~ tbs history eKs
animation. Al The pupil needs y Do ~
a. answer . half ~ niem ~ fal the mini
mum Rra1e Of - per cent Any pupii
whose reasoning powers HrG baffed ny
such ~ enay examination n mi through
With the eighth grade W NebFaslfa, nor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Four Divorces Are
Granted at Fairbury

FAlnBuRY Mob April special
Telegfam.j Judge T. NJ penberton ad
journod the AD1l session N district
court Tor INC Eighteenth judicial district
~ noon today until May ~ after Rfont.
Ing four divorce easea and disposlng Of
. few minor equity easea ne granted
the petition 70 The attorneys OF Delia
tndefdown 10 remove the t30G1 death
claim eulf Against the Burlington railroad
70 the federal court NJ Lincoln and the
case VIII come under the liability act.
This makes the second lime this caAe
has been Transferred 70 the federal court.
Tie divorces granted include Fife and
hosaea Thomas, Earl and Junita Leo
nard, Alice ana Elsie Wallace and Jane
ana William Mckinley No jury waH
summoned this session
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
suit against saloon Men.

FREMONT Ncb.. April -tspocial.l
IN q petition setting forth that bis wifi
was entiecd into saloon ownrd AMI
operated by the defendants and there
forced 70 drink liquors and then wa
snbie ted 70 lndlgnllles by The pro
prftora. Arthur II atrnte Of scrlbnoi
trought suit FOR 5000 damages asalhs
Char ee Eseh nburg and Peter HofCldt d
sorbner in district court Ths ~ go
incidents occurred sunday March T.
1915 1T seribBcr Mrs strubc IL only
years Cd and IL The mother Of aE thIi
dfen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Nebraska
MADGETT TAKES
SHOT AT SUTTON
Mayor Says Judge Tried 10 Get Per.
nit 10 Disinter 0'Conner Body
by Unfair Means
HAS CLERK BLOCK THE MOVE

HAsTINGg, Eeb., April - (spe-
tial Telegram THE shades ~
John O'ConDor were brought into
the republican Kubernatorial race
today In a statement by Mayor VII
Fam Madgett attacking his rival,
Judge A. l.. sutton Of Omaha. lie
alleges that a member Of gutton's
Low firm tried 10 take advantage Of
him 10 get permit for tho dIsinter-
ment Of o'Connor's body In the suit
~ John KlrkBiad Of Omaha, who
claims 10 be O'ConnOr's son.
Mayor MadRett says Inst Ne believes
The misrepresentation ahd signed The
permit rather than have n said that 10
refused because futon was his opponent
for the goyefnOfship. tlo ssYs when be
learned u The true conditions be used
his efforts 70 prevent anything further
bflng done. IN The advice N TIE dty
attorney The city clerk has refused ~
sign the pefDlt, AMI without his sigma
lure tho permit IL imperative,
The mayor says that because Klfks
man's first lawyer VAS arrested III q raid
~ The Hastings police IA no reason Why
The Omaha firm should seek 10 take al
vantage OF him
Harris starts Proceedings.
r. A. Bafris Of Omaha started proeee1
ibgs Monday 10 e1hums he body n Join
ocOnuor for Identification ~ ths alleged
son, John Kirkm6H 6f Omaha. IN ths lstr
TIRE suit for the tl0o,0D1 O'coDHor estate,
Harris states That a peouIigf bone for
nation bag been Uncovered In The body
Of John KirkDab AMI other generations
u his family. 10 prove that Klfkman
and others inherited these bone for.
nations from JOHN o'evDnor, n u desired
That the bCdV ~ the reclusH 10 osbHmed
fof examination ~ %~HaH
Permit 10 sxhums the body Vas signed
~ Mayor Ba1Rett, bit cry Clerk Brat.
TN on the a1yios of city Attorney Bufeh
man withheld he signatBfs without
which n II imperative, Mr. BUfebman
characterized Tho move ~ nothing mare
tfian "fsbing expedition FOR sgi1sBes
10 sgbstsntiSis n theory 0f bone pre- illan
ues." iis asserted that the Omaha PEG
pie bad nothing tangible upon which "
make gOod their claims inst such M
eztraTdinarI move should We allowed
The county Judge also refused 70 aet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
PROMINENT GRETNA FARMER
IS KILLED IN RUNAWAY

GHETSA, Neb.. April g. Special Teie-
gram Jacob Dunn. prominent farmer
sho lived four miles south ~ here. was
instantly killed in q runaway last night.
Mf, Dunn Was returning homs from town
when tho team Of mules he was driving
became frightened ana ran away lie
was thrown from The wagon ana bad hla
neck broken, Mr Dunn gss one N The
largest land owners IL this county and
Naa about Is years old. Ils leaves a wife
ana several children,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

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tsfiHiHt Fablffa a. ftiiaaa isal t
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JIG atff ihife ffam 3 Nhte tfaH lta
tsA Mtlh Ntff trouble hsts hseH
ahltf lhH tmtlMa hsr MAsl ~ iiis ltn,s
tA hste hni inHha aHFitns itRi halpaA
a sa mNN 40 tMamhsflsms FaHitis
ahsaiHatlf ttfQaheft Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

tlNtNhhtit iaH AnFll isleflai
NfisleF 4 ~ ifaeh aha lasi control -
HE hhtlnson muHarlsna n hia utst 81
iefHFi 20 Nsf l aud fell on SUNDAY lsal
aslins faiflf eell ssh lhs pfssns
"a nmplsis recovery iie had aHe -
MQh ~ lNe tfam thai Was AZ lFal lbHaEht
g "a serious M haNta atr tsahfn.
hnA e na lnlgfnsi lniHuea dastlor De 4
llsfil "a is sfaund Hasin fHan VIVA lsa
plnn " ne maiaf ihe monap0sHa
ass HttsNed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
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