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Salcn fuerzas de Merida.

De 10 ciudad de Merida han salido
fuerzas del gobierno que Sc encarga-
ran de batir a los alzados, sin que sc
sepa que rumbo nan tornado.
Muchas familias estan ahandonan-
do los pueb!os cue han sido lugares de
su Residential, por tenor de ser victi-
mas de atropellos por parte de los re-
belde3, reconcentrandose en- poblaclo-
mes de importancia.
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-
FLRAlktZ. ~ &c Jui'o'-fT1So-
mas Que ac25an de tiegar 4 este p2es-
to en- yaporeS n~Eoieaen'eS oe' ES''uo
de Eucat%H, retieren cue en- a.Eunos
Iugares dc Ia peninsula ma haoIao de-
Sorcc2cS &c car@ots- Sef!o Cue - to"-
cera! c-casccaenc!as DC les &c ZONES
cra@dG.e2t2s Cue 81 dicho Estate Sc
.:aban dc registrar y en- las CUE los
Al 'T---
pone-se sob:e los cue toaE Sc
q x dice, con c! veto popular.
LIS "esz"H@s 4Ge t.. moran
".le - e'H2l15ac. e 10 que
-cf.ers1 - - *" IL -ue
le .sa11-. il -.-.4.. '..s rs
r. &. - 30 E'" -e
= A,F - .."s .=&-t = "a
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JEFF DE- Las opERACIOEES
EN- QUERETARo.

MEXICO. 9 de julio.-Por disposition de n
prcsidencia de In Rerdblica, ha s;do noabra-
do Jcce Dc las operacicnes M;litareS Ell ell E5-
t=do &c QuerG;a-o q general Bruno Neira,
en- sustituci6n del de igual grade Ricardo
Gonzalez. u q-.sn Sc lie ordcnj que Eegrese q
esta capital para rccibir 6rdeucs, pucs pa
reca CUE Sc Ie mandari Al Escado de More
los q coato-ar con les jefes que ali haceR
il canpaaa contra les zapatistas.
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parte; en- 'fispehual Sc cometieron al
guncs asesinatos y, por ultimo, en-
Chochola e2traron varios homores ar
uados que les plsieron fuego a W.
rias casas y les dieron muerte q va
rios individuos entire los que Sc cren
ta IN senior llamado Francisco Sosa.
Estos atrope!los Sc les atr!buyen,
segun dates ofici2lcs, & los partda-
RIGS del coroaei Mena Brito.
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tn = Cbo,ha}a. N 10 ,1a,es "a Sc
serram6 Ia 3r;mera sangrs.
:ngs son los y~e,ran,ablss.
! r~ron6sito de ta'es sucesos. ell CO.
-oral Bernard:no Ne,a Gr;to. iefe
al FartiGo Liberal Yucateco candi-
:,to postulado per este ~ar,iGo rim
90 nor TELEGRAPH q Ia Secretar.a de
GoIa4"c.,1 ~ md, ".y.a. .: Pc.
G -cclaza IA espccie &c que c, par
e. 20 = q 10 postum "a E! respon-
.. Hn rs succscs rs .straios en-
.-.a- ;-s:-s del EsJado, y agreEa
~ e.. t.ia .os- IS cI.!pab'es svn los
:e, .afe lido partido, este
cs. g.. -.. r.r,iIo Socialista. pues es-
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Desuues de las clecciones.

4 raiz de terminada IA campana po-
i.tica en- e. Estado de Iucatan. los
.liembros del Partido Liberal Hucate-
co. encabezados por TN politico llama
do Victor j. Manzalilla, Sc transla-
daron & Ia capital de Ia Republica con
ell objeto de pedir al P~resideate Y al
Congreso Ia uniidad de las e~lecc-oneS
hab,das en- e. Estado, ponierdo como
causas de su solicitud los fraudes que
Sc dice demostl aron, habidos en- los
referi6as elecciones.
Sin embargo de tai actitud, parece
que las opiaiones del grupo que Sc hs-
LA en- Ell poder en- Yucatan ~influyeron
directa-nente sobre el amino del senior
Carranza, Y este Sc hizo sordo a las
reclamaciones de los miembros del
Partido Liberal Yucateco.
Estes, convencidos de que en- NADIA
cambiaria 81 actuaci6n Ia situacion
politica creada en- Yucatan por las E.
lecciones, regresaron a Ia peninsula, :
con 81 negada a Merida coincidieron
los primeros des6rdenes que Sc regis
traron en- algunos lugares del Estado.
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Hay DIFICULTADES EN-
FL CCMERCIO CON
GUATEMALA

MENIC0, 10 de julio.-Las principles c.
2erac:oncs de importancia con nucstro pals.
han s!Go notificadas por Ia Pacific Mail. po-
derosa conpanfa aavic-a americana que Ia
ver;do hacienda desdc hacc muchos aHos el
t-afico en- los puertos del Pacifico. en- el SEN
lido &c cue en- 10 successive no acepta-an sus
buGues carga nj pasaie para los puertos dc
Mexico. con exception de ~azticac. cfccto que
81 pod-&R transporter, siempre que por los
de dicha mercancia Sc pague una
Quota igual 4 Il cue pagan las cue son en-
ba-cadas desde Guatemala hacta el primer
puerto americana Gel Paciticc.
Es deci-. que les fletes que por csc medic
Sc !e sehainn al azdca- para que pucda ser
t-Gido 4 nuest-o pals por II lirea .nencIona-
La, son denasiado elcvados. tanto. que para
nadie se-ia nesocio Ia importation a Mexico
&c azicar guateuln.teco Ell tales condolences.
Cen este motive. el senior Ministro de Qua
tenala Sc ha dirigido por los conductos de-
6idos Z lie Secretaria de COMMUNICATIONS So
Iicitandc dates sobre 10, ferroca-riles Pam
americana ) Tehuan:cpec, suplicando que IT,
les datos sean minuciosos, sobse flctes > pa
safes en- ambos ferrocarriles. sobre el tempo
sehalado para los recorridos de cada rno. so
brc garantias cuc los mismos ferrocarriles
pueden propo-cionar al concrete guatemal-
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QUEMADOS
CHICO PUENTES
EN- DURANGO

Por Corrso, para LID PRENSA."
DURANGO, 9 de julio. Las numerosas par
tidas ~villis:as que merodean por distintos
puntos del Estado. no cesar en- su obra de
hostilizar a las tuerzas encsrgadas de 50 per-
secucion. las que. por otra parte. east num-
ca han logrado hesta hoy comprometer q los
enemigos en- un conbate. pues estos siem-
pre- escurren 81 bulto y solo hacen Ia Suerra
de suer-iIlas que sirve para hacer que los ca
-rancistas Sc caasen y sasten So parqae en-
veraaderos simulacroa.
Aver Sc recibieron noteias dc que el tren
de pasaiercs entire esta ciudad y n nc To-
rre6n 10 podia eon.inuar 81 viaje. por haber
los rebe.des inccndiado cinco puentes en- Is
regi.n al sur de IN estacion de Canadian.
De dos pun:os del Estado han saiido fuer-
Eas para -esguardar "a viz ferrocarriier2, Pc
70 IN IA region donde los puentes fueron
quensdos no habis fuerza ningCnG de! So
bie-no.
va Sc hs dispuesto cue cuadriilas &c ua-
baiado-es hagan las -eparaciones neccsariss-
e t-ca de pasaje-os que no pudo eonti-
nuar 81 viaje debido a los desperfectos rsfe-
rides, fus devuelto n Torreon por orcen SD
psrior. y no continuar& 81 viajc q eSta hasta
que L VIA sen -eparada y SC mistaken CO.
h,maas anbulsntes 4 10 largo de ella.
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Propaganda rsvolucionsria.

Algunos miembros del referido par
lido liberal yucateco, se dedicaron a
hacerle propaganda a Ia idea de una
reclamation por medic de las armas,
ccntra los fraudes e~lectorales que Sc
habian practicable a Ia vista de TODD
e. mundo = a ciencia Y ~paciencia de
las autoridades eacargadas de velar
por Ia efectividad del sufraso.
Natrrslmente, esta propaganda do
muy pronto los resuttados, que fue-
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Este lapieero-encendsdor sirve tanto
eomo lEpiz para escrihir on para
substitute dc f6sforos. Es muy dH! ,
attractive. Examinense bien les Illus
tracioues que demuestran practical
meute ambos usos del objeto-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

Di;igeneiGs asGi:G&Gs.
Las diligcncias que desdc hacc a!saa ITEM
20 haccn Wales catre Chalchihuitcs y Ell Su-
chill, que hssts hoy habian verficaGo csios
sin novctad, ha comcaSato n ser cl objective
de los rebcldcs vill.stas.
Aatier uan dc elias fus de;enida Z una dis
tGncia dc doce Kilometres de Caalchihuites.
habiendo s;do los poses p~asa:c-os que 4 Dor
co viajsban conp!e:4nentc lesnud@dos por
los bandoleros. e. cocaero y Il =o,D .-s
ron muer:os poro-e TO hic:eron alto en- GUAM
to los rebclies 10 inI!earon.
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Una lamparita el6etrica de forum
"pluna fuente". Para ell hoSar es in
dispensable. Sc puede llcvar en- ei boil
sillo del chaleco pern u~tiii1ariA de
muchas maneras. EIaninense bien
las ilustraciones que acompahau Ell
grabado de 10 lamparitl
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niccioaar:o Internal. Concene masia
blanca. roja y regra, apa-iciones,
Dogm. V Ritual de Il Alta Magia- Con-
tieae 81 t-iaasuIo de Salon n In Ca
balls. el Tarot. secretos del eIito. nj
S-onancia. etc. ; DIV
Ereairidiones, Grinorios y Hentaculos 5 O-I5
Ell DRAGON Roio, o sea el a-te de man
dar a los cspiric1s .-.----.-- ; o.SS
e PoGsr del Pensaniento. Su domi-
Mo y cultu-a- Como estndisr 81
fuersa , @''V
e Libro Internal. T-ataGo de las Glen
cias e~cuitas. Contene e. libro de San
Cipriano. Clavicula de Solomon. Ell
Dragon Rojo y "a Cabrs Internal
z! Verdadero Dragon Roio. Enean-
5 500
La Gan Ea-ita Adiviaa6o-s .......: 90
Libro M.gno de san Cip.isno. Ed;cion
unicc ' conplsta del farnoso Grimo-
La CIavicrla Gel Echieero. o Libro
de San Ciprisao. con infinidsd de
sec-etoe t-oo
Is Gran NsSia Supreme ..-.....--- Ivy
, Manual de Magia Blanca ...........- ; GAY
Manual de Mag;a Nesra .......... ) O.So
! Secreros de los Garitos. Arte de ga
mar I toGos los jucgos .......... t.eO
Secretcs dc Alberto e. G-ance ....... ) 700
Secretos de Z prestidiSitaciGn ) II
naSia. Le-ciones p-acticas &c csca-
:noseo y p:eStid!Sic2cion .......... W
Secrctc5 del Inferno ..----....- V.S0
Teso-o de MilaEros &c L Cruz de Ca
ravaca. V--daderG 2cys del ccr!us-
no Wv
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lusmda hs ddddo omra pmo p~ IN pGodo hnhao de H@u un de
Eh h%MA tempo Sp O"S W@y @Ne"SN pA con @1
hNSMm%I@ en- eee n ~~
~. mna uM Aod sU1EMENon URADoD DE CNFonuA tahw" d2@ de BaaARs
Observation-Disclosures GRATIS PORTE RGAo-m ha~memae@ bonita H~m@ @m@oT dS@@ "e h"""
Para ma Maso m% G@m@h roo mn eha m s'O
hmmao a un mn son y a@my -.N @s Mdwt~@s u 50. . -,o, c,ru. 49,
bile s@e nmmmH hsd h@1 mAl mi wAn" guy "; -n.
a" mnd hn sya n de v@a pans @p a Hmh~@" Hn "n%" dc ""
@h @ Ge a@a~ m~ de- casa a@@n@a-a HhH ~=~Aan las ~ha%" "n@@@@H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." '@@
amaru para 1 en- rMMsm IunMeU "mGNs" -- A-.-
EmopWh mpdMI lG de unG"G de w6h a"Ha @m" VIZ" 0"'
.~ %ma mumnd clos oRRoUns cue mm aa
Ell r della hnmm@ n@ pem mTp% m @o@ IN gro "A" ~
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SOVELAS DE CARiOTA BRAENE
: 80 CENTATOS CADA UNA
A=c-caa
Anores SGtlir:c
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Dora
e Sec-cto de Lady Nu-ici
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- Estrcia &c Arc
Mas DSbil que Una NUjcr
SueHo. DEL CorR-on
Una lrcha de Amor
Jue- y Parte
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2SPRITISMO

RSPRITISMO
pevoe;ona-;o Esp;-isss 5 0.6o
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A-te de Curar por medic del magne-
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CIENcIAS OCULTAS
CIaricula del Reg Solomon ......... $ o-So
picc;oaar;o Internal. Concene magia
bl,,-a -oiA V reyrl. apa-icioneS,
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CALIFORNIA. durants UN ANO comenzando desde ell proIimo
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ia HABZD0 GRAVES DES0RDENES
ENEL. E:SIADO De Y(JCATAN
Les pa-tdarics de Mena Brto Sc han lcvantado en- arnaas-
Les han o2i;gadc ! clio los excescs de los gobiernistas

70? los mo;ines registrados en- Te-
tiz Y Chochala. IN 10 '1a,es "a Sc
3erramo la primer2 Sansre.
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81 Sace-Gc= del 80.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
South Side Breyities

John Martin, 1878 NJ street, is sick with
Spanish influenza.
Mercedes Mangan, clerk at the South
| Side postoffice. and her sister, Eusebia
1905 Califoria avenue, have just recovered
from severe case Of Spanish Influenza,
G. M. Winship, 2434 South Twentieth
avenue has received word from his son,
william. who is in the 127th field artil-
lery. battery B, that he has arrived safely
overseas.
H. G. Lind, 1913 South Twentieth street,
letter carrier at the South Side postof
flee, has returned from Wausa where he
took the body of his wife for. burial. Mrs.
Lind died of influenza.
E. A. Good, who gives his address as
Galena, Kan. was picked up wandering
around the streets and taken to the South
Side police station Monday night. The
police say he is demented
The old one story, frame coal barn To-
Gated on South Twenty-eighth street, be-
tween l and streets, which Is owned by
krattey brothers was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock. The
loss Is slight.
The Kensington Of the Adah chapter of
the Order Of Eastern Star which was to
meet at the home Of Mrs. A. D. Major,
2021 F street, Thursday afternoon has
been postponed on account of the pre-
vailing influenza.
Allen Tiff, who 10 wanted In Dakota
City, Neb., on a charge Of stealing a
horse. was arrested Tuesday by Detectives
Heller and Francl. and was taken to the
central station. Me gave his residence at
South Twenty-eighth and streets, and
said he was teamster.
Mrs. Francis Pokorny, aged 80 years
died early Tuesday morning. October Is
Of Spanish Influenza at her home, 1891
South Eighteenth street. She is survived
by her husband. Charles Pokorny, and
two children. Funeral services, which
will be private, will be held in the Korisco
chapel Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
l. J. Smyth of Washington to
Tour State for NaVV LEAGUE

The Nebraska Section of the
Navy League of the United States
is engaged in a statewide campaign
for new members. Arthur C. Smith,
president. says that arrangements
are being made for conferences and
luncheons in the better towns and
cities of the state.
These meetings will be attended
by Field Secretary L. J. Smyth, who
is detailed by the Washington office
OF the league to make tour of Ne
braska and other states. He will
address these meetings settine@iarth
the objects and purposes of the
Navy League, and telling what it
has done in recent years and is do
ing today to promote efficiency in
the navy and to look after the
welfare of the sailors.
The league is also advocating a
merchant marine, and is doing its
utmost to make sentiment in favor
Of encouraging the Shipping Board
in every possible way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16

Our boys in FRANCE will pay more
than dollar for one piece of apple
pie, according to a letter received
by Mrs. J. ]. Cobry, 1921 Davenport
street, from her son, John, who is in
France with the 18th aero squadron.
He writes:
I'VE had apple pie for dinner last
Sunday, the first since leaving the
United States, and some of the gang
sold their piece for 6 francs, nearly
$l.20. What do you think of that
for war prices? | ate mine"
]. NJ. Harding of the Harding
Cream company and Edward Simon
of Simon Brothers company, leave
Omaha Tuesday for Camp Taylor,
Louisville, KY, to take the artillery
officers training course.
Edgar S. Morris of Omaha has
been transferred from Fort Stevens,
Ore to the officers training camp
at Fortress Monroe. Va. Out of IS
men at Fort Stevens recommended
for officers training, Morris was one
of the IA who passed the examina-
tons.
Charles R. Perrigo, Colonial apart
ments; Arthur Peterson, 1920 Pat
rick avenue, and Lawrence Louis
Lange, 1921 North Twenty-fourth
street, will leave Omaha. soon for
special\training in the department of
military aeronautics at Post field,
Fort Sill, Ok.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
CLASSIC ICAT|oN
OF DRAFT LISTS
NEARLy FINISHED
QueStionnaires Soon Will Be
Sent to Youths of 18 and
Men Between 81
and 46.

! Washington, Oct. 15.-Classifca-
ton by local boards OF men of the
new drift regulation has been so
rapid that questionnaires soon will
be sent to youths OF Is and men be-
tween 81 and 46 years of age. With
their enrolment, the work described
by Provost Marshal General Crowd
er as the "unclassitication of the
United States" will be complete
Reports today showed that SIS
local boards 1T of 4543 in the
United States had classified all
registrants between 70 and 81.
Influenza epidemic conditions are
srcl,, i'll the opinion of the general
staff. as to continue the indefinite
suspension of the October draft
calls. but it is intimated that the
next call will be of unusually large
proportions.
Under new regulations men fit for
general service are to be noted as
class A men on military records
while men fit for such service. if
cured by treatment, are to be noted
as class B. Below these are estab-
lished class CT. in which men fit for
general limited service" which is
defined as being in the service of
supplies overseas. or in general serv-
ice within the United States, and
class CO to certain men fit only
for restricted duty within the United
States in capacity approved by med
ical officers. Class D is for men TN
fit for any service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made at home
but Ii beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands Of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds of the
money usually spent for cough prep.
arations, by using this well-known old
recipe for making cough syrup a.
home. 1t is simple and cheap but il
really has no equal for prompt results,
It takes right hold of a cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 2h. ounces Of Pinex from
any druggist, pour It into q pint
bottle, and add plain. ,granulated
sugar syrup to make q full pint. II
you prefer, use clarified molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
keeps perfectly, and lasts a family q
long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
It acts, penetrating through every. air
passage of the throat and lungs-loos.
ems and raises the phlegm, soothes and
heals the membranes, apd gradually
but surely the annoying throat tickle
and dreaded cough disappear entirely.
Nothing better for bronchitis, spasmo.
die Group, whooping cough or bronchial
asthma.
Pinex is a special and highly concern
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
its healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "21a ounces Of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
gle absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co..
Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
Joe Dawson, Chauffeur,
Held as Booze Merchant

Police became suspicious of the &C
lions of Joe Dawson, chauffeur for
DR.. larry, Bee building, Tuesday
morning, while driving a roadster
belonging to the doctor, and after
a long chase captured both driver
and car. The car was found to con-
tain large quantity of whisky.
After chasing Dawson from the
corner of Seventeenth and Webster
streets south on Sixteenth to Deer
Park boulevard. the police finally
succeeded il overhauling him, after
he had wrecked his car by running
into the curb. The car was de-
molisl'ed and the whisky smashed
in the wreck. As near as could be
estimated there were about S. pints
in the car. Another man who was
with Dawson at the time made his
escape. Dawson was. arrested and
is being held at the police station
on charge of owning and transport
ing liquor contrary to law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
''SURRENDER"I IS
Great BR|TAIN'S
WORD TO TURKS
Ottoman Government viii Be
Required to Negotiate Ar
mistice With General
AI|enby.

London, Oct. l5-Great Britain's
reply to Turkey, the Evening News
says it understands, will be = de-
mand for unconditional surrender.
The Turks will be required to ne
gotiate an armistice with General
Allenby, commander of the British
forces in Palestine and Syria.
Paris, Oct. l5.-The political sit
uation in Constantinople previous
tc the retirement of Enver Pasha
and Talaat Pasha, as indicated in a
dispatch from the Turkish capital
TO the Figaro, was such that force
was threatened unless the cabinet
resigned and peace was secured on
any terms.
One hundred and fifty members
Of the military club, the dispatch
reports. submitted the following
program to the sultan:
Closing of the union and prog
ress club; dissolution of the cham
Der of deputies; resignation of the
entire cabinet and the formation Of
a liberal government; concession OF
rights to the population; general
Rehabilitation and signing of peace
on any terms.
The authors of the manifesto de-
mand immediate satisfaction in de.
fault of which the army and the
people would employ force. The
sultan at once communicated the
demands to Talaat Pasha, the pre-
mier.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
SINNERS Purchase
Block Of Stock in
Metzger Baking Co.

An important business deal was
made last night when the Metzger
Baking company of Council Bluffs
sold another and very large block
of its stock to Paul F. Skinner
and his brother, Lloyd NJ. Skinner,
Omaha, and the SINNERS took over
control of the business. A Louie,
founder and heaviest owner, sold the
A. Metzger interests and all of the
holdings OIL the estate to his son,
Gus Louie, for 100000. The name
of the plant changes with the change
Ct control.
The action passing the control Of
the plant was taken at a meeting Of
the stockholders last night, at which
all were present. Paul F. Skinner
has been president of the company
for several years. 1t will hereafter
be operated under the name of the
Skinner Baking company. The re-
organization was accompanied by
election of new officers, Paul F.
Skinner, president; A. Metzger, vice
president; Lloyd M. Skinner, treas
urer, and A. Louie, secetary.
The Metzger company is one Of
the largest bakeries in Iowa. The
volume of business this year has
gone far above a quarter of a mil
lion dollars. The plant already
covers half city block land plans
are being prepared for extensive en-
largement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-16
South Side.
WALTER WOOD
DIES ON VISIT TO
RIVERTO NEB.
Death of Prominent South Side
Resident Is Unexpected;
Had Large Circle of
Friends.

Walter E. Wood, one of the first
commission men in business in Oma-
ha, died Monday at Riverton, Neb.
OF heart disease while on visit
there to some of Mrs. Woods rela-
tives.
Mr.. Wood was in his usual health
when he visited his many friends
in the Stock Yards Exchange a few
weeks ago and his death comes as
shock to them.
Walter Wood was born in Mis-
souri, in 1868. Shortly thereafter the
family moved to Chicago, where his
father. James Wood, was one of the
founders of the firm of Wood Broth
ers. He came to Omaha in 1885 to
establish a branch of the Chicago
house and was continuously in bus
mess here up to three years ago
when he sold out and retired.
Mrs. Wood was with him at the
time of his death. Besides the widow
he is survived by two brothers,
Charles and George, and one sister,
Mrs. L. Coy, all of Chicago.
Funeral services will be held
"Wednesday at Ashland, Neb, at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. Wood was probably as well
and widely known as any man in the
Omaha market. He was an indie
fatigable worker, of an affable dis
position, courteous, liberal warm
hearted and loyal. and the news of
his death will be received with re-
greet by many in all walks of life. =