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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Saottaofo mastoinf6pmiien iumii
toi mprsfpn rojtfGG poistaa it'd |.
loo, ettd Seeiufiesia 9ristufiesia
Joan OLD Siinlolon poifa tai tptar.
Mobfeasti foroita p6Gfi, maiffn e.
besidii onfin perfeIe, maaiIma ia
on1a libaIi, ia fersfao funniostaii
jobon @ristus iinut foroitti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

S6tettpGni lebtemi1te toini.
tutien emf nituteron ialfeen tllen
fdpmdGn bpm6stiiGtollG uieisia fen.
rafunnisiamme, iillG emf feidf. To-
pullo tllen palaamnan Suomeen
a%iettuen @aaian faupunfiin. &ier-
tomatfastani tulen ilmoittamaan
torfemmin.
Ystd1pppbell6
Mrne 8aiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

ton ia pp1dfoulun piiolesta eIitti
firioitetun piibeenia, jofa iaafoon
iiiania t6sia, fosfa iiin6 on erittain
miprilIe mieliin pantopoo. sc on
ieuroapa: "Nhioriioliitm ia ppbG-
foulitn i1ienet olemme t%Illeet t1nne
ianomaan bpip6sti paSt. 80. q.
@esterbacfalle, fun te lGboette t1aI
I'd pois. SfdapGG fplld on, ett6 tap.
typ erota pastoristamme, ipaan toi.
tpomme ettd te fGpiiitte ,piel1 Ii.
ieasti t6dlld. Mlitta, Jos emme ia.
paafaan tadIla toiiiamme min mar.
masti tapaamme toiiemme toituaos.
ia, Sidn luona. SiellG iitte ianmme
pboesld lalloa fauniita laltIuja mel
6an @apabtaiallemme, niinfuin
Sionin &anteleen laulusio no, SO
Iauletnan: "WG iulle tpeiIota fun.
niata balaian iiGti Iaftaamatta, 81
fulo iliIbani fiitostas ma ipeiiaon i.
iati taipaasins".
"Slemme t%ietoiiia, ettG pastorim
me on Sumalan raffalioen elGbpttG.
mGnG tebnpt falIista tai1paallista
fplfpod meiodH nitorten fesfuuSasIa.
Slette iirotellut tallista etpanfeliu.
min iiementa ipbdnten fepGiiille
peltoiaroille. &erron mposfin iaatte
nGboG taiipaasIa beoelmGn tpost1n-
ne meioGn nuorten fesfuuoesia. Me
Naloriioliiton jGienet tGsi1 teenn1e
ipiela l~upaufien ettemme fosfaant
meme tansieibin eifG mliibin moail-
malliiiin bplpeibin, iilld me usfom-
me, ettG Sceius &ristus on meioGt
llnnstomit ipnnist1 ia fuolenasta
ppbGlld merellGGn ia fuolemallaan.
Sa, fun tuaan ltsfomme ia tltrtpoam
me SGneen, Min perfume ijonfaif.
fiIen elGmGn.
"@tonta meistG on fGpnpt teioGn
rippifoulun, iosta on i1Gnpt, nlors
ia fallista muistoa mieleemme. so
on ebfG iGanpt ~pastortnfin mieleen.
SIette fnllG foon1tt iltr1tafir niiStX
%oppiloistn, iotfa otpat litoprneet
poiS Sunlalasta ia elap1t maail-
man lasten fansfa pimepoesiG.
8aan onbon ient6Gn monta niitG.
tin, iotfa o.pat pitGneet falliit Iu-
pallfienia ia usfoipat Seeiufien o.
mafii @apabtaiafieen.
"SSa Min NIT iGGmme moan toi-
momoon teine onrea ia m~enestpstd
ief1 Sumalan iiunausta uuoesia
tpopoifasia. S6tdmne teioGt rolf
fam Serronrne bnItl1tn. SitmoId
faiffi ipaipanne palfitfoonl Sit6
toitpoo NitoriioIiitto ia %ppbdfouIit"-
Hltbuin miela ~nitoriIIe, mustn't
taen mista iaatntle ipoimaa moi-
bnfiemme ppipd usfosia ia tltnniig-
tifiesio. &esfustelimme ia nina
mGliin faiabti taiipoaIliiet laiilttt.
= Tuniimme, ett1 menomme on
10 tqinoasla, ,paifta tGGllG rinimiiI
liiesti erotaanfin. @iel1 melict
ia iiiaret muistihpnt meitG poismulit
toipia rabalobiallo, iosta faifesta
MT miel1 miIpitoin fiitosl SeibGrt
Observation-Disclosures ia apuliaiiuit.
tenne on olIut iuiirto. Sltlemme'
mniistamoan teitG roffoitoelIa lGpt.
el1mGmmel
SO. B:n iunasia 3429.1922.
SO. 81. SIS. ia perbe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

THE AIM OF THIS NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this, u adopt
ed country. the United States OF
America: To revere its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's Of civic
dutyq In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better than
we found il
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

= Snfo tpoii tai elGmdii encm-
MAN tai parempia fuin &ristus9
Sitntala ~parjelfoon iinlta iellaiiesta
aiatufiesta, iilld Min ajatteletpin on
fariieustemme fesfiuuoesia fpllin
palion; tai tabtoiiitfo iinGfin iofois
ia itieii ia ~iaastuttaa fultoiien bo-
meeii?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Rirffofunnon fosiaon on till.
tettp i%euroorpdf foIcboit: GmoIo,
Waicb. $t.O0; 9cecbwooo, @icb. 81.
65; @ofefiel6, Wicb. 1855: @ortb
yorf, @is. $t.37; @arengo, isis.
$3.50; Sopcoiofi, isis. Sill ia
Saron Sails 1852.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

= 81 pifpi fee aurinfoo firf-
foammafii etf6 len iGteilpG maloi-
iammafii eipGt mposfGGn iinun
ponnistufieii eifd bartainfoon al6-
mdii moi mitGdn liiGt1 &ristufien
firftauteen tai bGnen tGpoelliieen III
naStustpoboniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Entered as second. class matter
January II. 1906. at the post office
at Ironwood, Michigan under the
Act of March 3, 1879.
Acceptance for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in
section 11O3, Act of October 3. 1917.
authorized July 10, 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Tppopn ilolla faiffecn fun
ferron piiolellani ON Slmalon Jana
ia fen plonruniaat armolupnHtiet
ioista mastaa liipalifien antoia
&riStlls, enfG nina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

= &rishifiesia, 8apobtaiasioni
oIen min1 foroitettu faifen ipnnin
ia faootufien pli, iopo pli enfelien
pDbppoen ia ibmisten tuomion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

= Soipaon enfelit nGfemGt mie.
lelldnia &riStufien pubuman ia o.
iihpan meisiG ia be mielellanla fes.
tiistelelpat tdSta ialdiiulibesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06
@infGtGbSen iina olet fristitts?
Satfoa eoelliieen
GnbGu nina teisia mGe, mmitta
fnin ShutiG?

tttn DHIta!
@n nina it'd ibmetteleffGan, fos-
ia jGrjellG Ell ole fuin pfli iilma ia
iefin bengelliien pitaali.tanoin iaos
tuttama, min fuinfa lie poili iellai-
leila iairaalla iilmGllG nGbba See
iufien i%elrofunnon %pubtaltta. Sill
ben tormitaon teripe ia raitis aston
iilnlG. Soironllo iilmGllG ct moi
buomata iellrafunnan iii1llistu fnr
neuttu Ys 45:14 jonfa &ristus on
pubbistonut meoen peiosia %iananla
foutta 81. 5:26, 81. SGta &aoma-
tnn pniffaa eipGt usfo fastlirit, eli
fG mif1Gn lobfblois ~iuunta, jotfa To-
tiipot lopiifastetta mostaan Iilld bel
I'd oiao perfele ia lellaiiista Ionoo
opo5toli &oomali, jofo ei mclean
Serron Seeiufien &riStufNen eipor1-
felillmia tottele, ie olfoon firottii.
Gorttofopn j%ofainen ielloiliu, dlfoon
fG tebfo iellrao iellaisten fonslo.
Moailma ia tefoppbat eimot noe
meisIG muuta FUN ipntiG, joto ne
%etihpGtfin ia bofelpot ppbiStH, pane
tellafienIa miattomio, ia jos eimnt
be lopoG pGtenid Wifoja, min be
foittmpot ioaba maleita matfaan,
iillG tapoin lo~ottoaflenla Serrni
omio fonion eoesiG b%apeGan, mlltta
ie nifomis ~foitll,fin BELLE itlellen-
ii bGpeGfii. Slid jofo t%oiielle fuop-
paa faipaa lie lite iiiben larfeao,
min on firjoitettal
Serran ieurofunta tuntee ia titn'
nustoo, ettG ie on lionnostanla i'm
tinen, ia tefee ipntiG jofa palma mo
nelln eri topollo, eifd anIoitre
multo FUN ronfoistufien, ia fpfo
maoilma on melnollinen tollol'en
innnin tunmlStufien tefemG0n Sit-
molon eoesiG, po6n fristitpt zen re-
femGt. (Sutb.) Wrtta ieltrofunto
fuitelfin usfoSlo i%loitIee, ipntien
antecfiiiaomiien .oin~lliiuaioesiu. &c
iloitiee iiitG ettG &ristus on foSteeS-
ia ieurafuntanid lperelldnld pibbiS
tontt foifisto ipnneistG jo CT oil
noostonia pitboistanut maon ipiel1-
p1 fosteesIa puetti oman man
bursfouteenia ia merboitti outuuoel
lonia iiirtGen fostettn floIemoSta
elGm1Gn ia ipnnistG iponburSfoli.
teen. 81 iinG iiunottu ormorifos
foste: ina olet usfottomon belluct-
ii, mittta ltSfonoi7sten tnimos, el1-
ma ia altuus, jota jofo pGimG pc
let ipnnit pois ia onnot lion ia rie-
nun. WrGtorius).
Sospa fristitpt muriinfin %npfpai.
fono tltIiiipot oifein ieltpGnGfoiiifit
ettaimGt %ontoiii fauniin ulfofuoren
ia iumoIisten pubepariien itleGniG
pettG1, ia iospo iaiiin1me oifein q.
moimet lilnlGt bitomotdflemme ettG
uIfonoinen iumoliiinis ia bortaan-
nGfoiipps Ell pielG ole oifeaa fristil-
lilpptt1 moan ett1 tGm6 parbaiten
ilmenee SiimaIon ionan uSfolliieno,
milpittomGn1 ia noprGnG fiiuliaiiuu
teno. Weiitto orrlof1 tpGlineistG mo.
puneet boluapat nGboG nGfpi6 ia
ilmestpfiiG iefG ptlmisia IiibeIlG, o.
oottomot tietenfin rGfonaiiia, ill
min pistGwiG iImestpfiiG, erittGin-
fin fostiirit, iotfa porrGdpGt fuin
forpit belpoicnroaoon pmpGrillo.
Oeutto tGllniiisto ei npt piibetta-
foam. airffoin fatiein opostoIi
luoon miittoo fosteeieen peioon, 10.
ia on nellie tupabttniit; ban ionoo
iit6 Sitmolon tpofii ia b%iiubobtoo:
find, iiIloin ilntestpi nellie Sumo
Ian, wopobtoiamme bprppps ia rof-
fous: iiHoin SumoIo meioGt oiitit-
diff tcfi. @if6b6n nun peio tdmG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

iotaparnstllf ia, armeiioita ia taita
wimpiafaan iotapddIIifoita. @lltto
iaarna ristiinnouIitista &rishafies-
ia on iurma perfeleelle, mprffp bel
wetille, ia ipnnille ia fiiolemalle
tapoellinen b6pitps ia MOTTO Mis-
I'd. Senp1tGboen apostoli Faamali.
/ tin febottoa @fes. ,6:1O-1S FUR
apaamndn ainoastaan nGibin iota-
aieiiiin.
NdilIG aieilla marustettuna l6b.
tiwGtfin nuo eniimaiiet "falasta-
iat" aparaon maailmaan, fiiten
2utber ionoo: "perfelettG bdriptte-
lemGan" ia leiiraufiet me, pliual.
fam fuitenfin, tunnemme; lillG IT..
baniisia luetaan beti emf bellun-
tnhta rtefin iotfa fpipimGt: "Weie-
bet, raffaat meljet; mitd meibGn pi-
tGG tefemGn". @astausfin oil beti
malmis: "SebfdGt parannlis ia an-
tafoon iofainen itienid fastaa Ser
rom Seeiufien nimeen, ipntein a1l-
teefii iaomiiefii, min te iaatte Ep-
GGn Seneen ln6ian", ZIP. Sef. g:
81, 80.
SGten Ills alfoi lei,rofiinta. Snar
MALTA ia fasteella tuli ipntein nn-
teefii antamitsta Seeiufien nimeen
barioittna. Siunattilia oil iiitG tu-
I%ofietfin. = Suopuneefii fpllG bei-
tG, ioornamiebiG, loimottiin; eifG
lie fofonaan ~ipalbetta ollutfaan, =
mutta ie mimi oil t%aiipaallilen s.
ian ~ifirparbaa ia bppin moimafas-
ia, le oil ie "f~aiffinaiien miilolt0en
ia taioon benfi", Srmalan folmaS
perIoono, YpbG Senfi, jolla tainoal
linen rafnstoja tabtoi jnottao noita
omia fuulijaiiin lapiiaan, ettd Off
iipot "apGfslpGt Serraslo ia SGnen
pGfeipppteniG moimosio". Weitta
mitGGn tGmGn mailman "fellari-
f%nljoa" ia "tuliwettG" eli be lains
fam iietGneet eifG iumoinneetfaan.
sos tGlloista diff alma olli1t jc
mielGfin oliii, him fplla moailmoS-
ia oliii iuunnottomat laumot See
flfieen usfomaiiin, mutta malitet-
taipasti tuon bppGn alf1. eli "eii.
foisieltrofunnon" aifa on 10 oifoio
fifteen fnolIut pois, ett1 tGptpp ia.
npo, fllten Sierra Slmf. 81 ionpo:
"Sinllla OH mimi, ettGS el1t ia o.
let filitenfin fuolliit".
SGmGn olen tabtonut lauiiia al
flipirbeefli- tsiIe oifomalleni pitem-
%,nialle elitpfielleni, jonfa MT Suma-
Lon aplilln tlrfpqten. bollan tasio
jdriestdd folmeen mariinail cen aine
bistoon, nimitt1in: 1:fii i~narnasta
pnronnuflefii ia ipntein anteefiiioo-
miiefii; 2fIi: ppbGstG fosteesto jo
3:fii: ripisiG ia ipnnin pdGstGSt1,
ief1 lopufii pleeniG fristilliien ielt.
rofltntotpon t~1rfepoeSt1, orlpoStd ia
toimesta, Slmalon lamar mltfaan
p. ronmotltSio ia 2utberliflen fir
ioitufiisia.
Saornota paronnllstn ia iDntein
onteefiiontomiSta, on iotoin oiipoil
erilloiStn topoa, fun iuiirimmoltn
o'oltd npfDoifoistn popistoa ia miti
tain loornomiebiG, iooooan fllulle.
! Earonnus. loarnda 'ei ole lie, fun
fultlijoito fcbotetoon loffoomaan pa
boista toistGdn, rltpeamoan bpipGG
tefenlGGn, borjoittomoon nlfonniieS-
II iiipeGG, nubteetontn elGmG1, ritfoi
lemoalvjo borjoittantnan itieGGn To-
tlmufiesia ia jumoliiu1ioeSia, tnl-
lofieen otolliiefli Sitmolalle y. m.
l., iillG ienfoltoiiet pornnnlis pitlt-
Got oipot "buoneenio biefolle rafen-
tomiSto", pdbosta pritstd bpmien
tcoelmien e%tiin1istG, boutojo, itIfoo
founistettpjn, lotto fititcnfin iiiGlt1
oluot tGDnnG fltolleitten liiita ia
ia faiffeo iaoStoa; joSto Sierra loil
lurtfin profeetta Seremion fnuttn:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-06

Rahat lahe .ettak0on joke suoras.
taan rahassa tai %expressi. eli pankki.
vekselissa tahi posti-money.orderis
"a; dollaria pienemmat summat vol.
daan lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24
Last Year Taxes Kept
Rent Up for Students;
lNOn It's Cost Of Coal

Lincoln, Aug - Especial
Last ytar lineoln landlords refused
~ Cut ihtir rents lar university stu
dents from oul ln the slate because
ti high taxes
Since that time n0ysfnnF Nickel.
VIE called hpstiAl session VI tAs
legislature aud gH the stats levy enc
itiJd tuls AlnoN as hfEs have
bfsu made H tsnniY and gllY lstlsa.
hni papaA and mAWuaA tfom anl
Ia tht sisw whn atr ia lnsaln thfis
tatt q obtain quarters luf pfnteRF
tuA rfaF ptoisss children, ina lhs
ttHts tie same
Nht thtf ASKED
rtasi i Ralas up. Is The hyof.ls
FsplN
aBt seas IL tbf mltak N SER.
temhsf whgR the msFeHff made the
tafua sans lock - la hufsh maHY
uniysn,ly slutsnn sha BAD pad
lhflF tHn mnHshs Fsng ionui Rntss
ivum ths lAnAls4at thAl NewaasA
siuss lsH,ah easll n IA siisss "
/, ,ebs
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24

Plots Of Communists
Revealed by Arrests

Washington, Aug. 23.-The arrest
Of II alleged communists after the
secret convention OF the communist
party at Bridgeman, Mich, Tuesday,
by Michigan state authorities, dis
closed a program for the organization
OF communists groups in the army
and navy, and for the initiation OF
militant action on the part of radi-
Gals in the United States, according
to information from official sources
in Washington.
William J. Burns, chief OF the bu-
reau OF investigation OF the Depart
ment OF Justice, declined TO comment
in any way on the Michigan arrests,
but in other quarters It was said that
a definite connection between the
communists internationale OF soviet
Russia and the friends OF soviet
Russia in the United States had been
established with the communist par
ty, otherwise known in America un-
der its reorganization name as the
workers party
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24
Hounds on Trail Of
Escaped Convicts

Verdel, Neb., Aug. %. - Officers
from Mitchell, S. d., with blood
hounds left Verdel shortly before
II this morning to tke up the trail
of the Dakota eonvicts who escaped
from the South Dakota state prison
at Sioux Falls last Thursday. The
trail was found four miles west Of
town last night and il is believed the
men are now concealed along A small
wooded creek or in the adjacent hills,
The entire population here has Joined
the posses searching ior the men.
Reports seemingly indicate that
the eonyiets have divided into two
parties, one party crossing the Mis-.
souri, river at Fort Randall and con.
,inuiag west into the Rosebud eoun.
Wy, while the other party crossed
the Nebraska line near hare,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24
Columbus Prepares ior
MaI,her League Meeting

1hlanhus NFh Aua q spss
NalA Nfsflt tn mfmhff 81 ths lnt
manuel MAthft sasne haef hFgn az
seHtl Il WmmBtf ta8 I'D prrpa
ftlnH iar frttilfnuE ihf state fas
Nfa'iaa 81 ihe Nahhff tsRa uhleh
will ~ tftl M 1alumhus suadsY sei
MnHaat FtFmaat y aA At
tsnffHsuw tfs hrng msts ta Vnltfs
uH agsgsin "a lhs h1nss % mfHfs
tfN "a lmmanHsl gangfeKailad The
tHtiHtst sftiNRt ass ln hf hfiA la
tht ftHHk wh tsH4ast wdl 81
tu,sA "a ufphsa, BAL.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24
Milady's Fall Styles Are Shown
$4,000 Sable Coat, Picture Hats and Ankle Length
Dresses Displayed for Visiting Merchants
Story Told of Nina Taylor Dresses

With the staging oi NJ. r. Cmiih
4 Co.'S style show IN the root garden
Of the factory, Ninth and Dodge
streets, yesterday. was revealed the
real story OF the popularity OF an
Owaha-made garment IN practically
every city and hamlet in the United
States.
Six years ago a young drcssmaker
IN the 81. Z. Smith factory made OBJ
jeetions to the boresome and unbe-
coming styles oi dresses then prcya-
lent
Said John Cogan, a former sales
promoter for the company. Alright.
little girl, go 10 il and see what you
can design" She did. The miss
worked out several nifty designs in
gingham dresses that took the eye OF
Mr. Coogan. Her name was Nina
Taylor.
Crowd at Show.
And today, there is hardly a town
or village in this country that hasn't
lis stock OF Nina Taylor dresses,
It's said. Even bally London and gay
Melbourne have made inquiries OF the
Nina Taylor dresses.
At least 800 persons. mostly
women and girls, crowded into the
NJ. +. Smith roof garden yesterday
10 view the style show that was re.
plete with beautiful models. noyal
styles OF dresses and eloaks and
oodles OF music. -
Showing OF a $4,000 sable coat
that the vice president and several
managers OF the American Express
company in Chicago worked overtime
to comb out OF the Gary, Ind, rail-
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-24
Girl Asks $4,000
to Yield Husband
to Mrs. Wakefield
Wife's Attorney Announces
Woman Must Either Pay
Sum for Beloved or De-
fend Alienation Suit.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 23.-If Mrs.
Edith Spreckles Wakefield, divorced
wife OF the late John d. Spreckles,
jr.. capitalist, wants Rodney Ken
drick, young San Francisco artist,
she will have to pay Mrs. Nellie
Kendrick, wife OF the artist, $25,OOO
or whatever the court will give her
in an alienation OF affections suit,
Frank NJ. Carr, Mrs. Hendricks at
torney, said here yesterday Mrs.
Wakefield, who is suing her present
husband. Frank Wakefield, San
Francisco business man, for divorce,
has expressed her love for the artist.
To Investigate Triangle.
Reports from San Diego said that
John ID. Spreckles, ST., was coming
to San Francisco in his private yacht,
the Venetia, to investigate the tri-
angle involving Mrs. Wakefield, par
ticularly in connection with its rela-
tons to the estate OF his deceased
son. Mrs. Wakefield is reported to
have an $4,000 interest in the estate.
Mrs. Kendrick decided yesterday
to 20 through with the alienation OF
affections suit" Carr announced.
"The amount could not be less be-
cause of Mrs. Hendricks l4-month-
old child. Kendrick tried to see his
wife in Alameda Sunday night to get
her to drop the suit. He is trying
to protect Mrs. Wakehelds inter-
ests. Ny client will also fight any
divorce action brought by Kendrick."
To File Suit Friday.
When informed of the proposed
suit, Mrs. Wakefield said:
Il do not see how any suit can be
filed for the alienation OF Hendricks
affections when Mrs. Kendrick. spoke
freely to every one OF the fact that
she wanted to divorce him"
Carr expects to file the suit in
Oakland Friday.
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Flanagan llome Hand Plays
Al Peu,lieformatnp t.amr

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Hidden Man Fires at
Alliance Engineer

Alliance, Acb, Aug. ~ ~lSpe.
eiai.l-N T shawyer OF Alliance.
hurlinglon engineer, narrowly cs.
eaped tho bullet ~ would be as
sassin while walking through the
tuundhouse at Crawford at | this
morning, lie had just taken his en-,
sine from the toundhnuse and vas
returning % speak to the foreman
when a bullet whirlsd past ri, head,
lifvd ~ somtoRC concealed ia the
TnnHih0uss
Foreman Meroaali reported that
another mysterious shot had hsrn
lued a, ,he F0unthauss 4 lea DAYS
hsleFs AlAanse tsilfnai oillsals
hflh an lhNRaILa al AfAMlnIL.
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Western Shippers
Win Rate Reduction

Alliance. Ncb., Aug. 23.-(Speciall
After a battle that has been waged
for more than two years, western
Nebraska shippers have won a VIC
tory in the reduction OF freight rates
on the Burlington railroad through
the efforts OF |. c. Lyle OF Alliance.
The reductions. which range from
rs to 2s per cent, will become eiiee-
tive September IL and will effect
shipments OF freight in interstate
c mmeree between Alliance and
shipping points IN Colorado, South
Dakota. Wyoming and Montana.
Heretofore, shippers assert disetim-
na,ory rates have prevailed 10 favor
oi Denver Grand Island, Hastings
aud few other iobbing crntcrs oi
the two states,
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New Bedfellow
Sought byB Bryan
to Aid Campaign
Democratic Nominee for Gov.
ernor Seeks Tieup With
Third Party-Aided
in Its Wrecking.

Lincoln, Aug. 23.-(Spccial. All
ter crawling into bed and apparently
sleeping without kicking with SEN
ator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, his an
cicnt enemy, Brother Charlie"
Bryan, decomratic candidate for gov
ernor, is making strenuous efforts
to get double room with bath at
Grand Island Friday TO try out an
other strange bedfcllow in the person
Of Rev. J. l.. Beebe, Omaha, third
party chairman.
These efforts Of Brother Charlie"
to make reservations for Beebe, HIM
self and any other third party leaders
who want cheap nights lodging,
are causing raising OF eyebrows
among the elite in Nebraska political
society, who used to think the name
Bryan when defined, meant consist
ency.
Led "Bigamy" Attack.
1t was not more than three months
ago that Brother Charlie" looked
askance at the spectacle of J. N. Nor
ton, a democrat, flirting with the
third party and becoming fusion
candidate. 1t was declared nothing
short of political free love" and
when Norton was charged with be-
ing a political bigamist" and nu-
mcrous other things, Brother Char
lie" applaudcd inventors OF these
names long and loud.
At that time, the fight against the
"affair de heart" between Norton and
the third party was really managed
from the office Of Brother Charlie" !"
His game then was TO break the
third party at an cost, because il
it grew in strength and political in
telligence, his hope OF the democratic
nomination was gone.
Seeks Endorsement.
Now, he is the democratic nomi-
nee, and Brother Charles" ideas
OF right and wrong have undergone
wonderful changes, so the report
goes, and he is conducting a ilirta-
ton as teryent and uneeasing with
the third party as Norton ever dared
10 carry on,
Politicians say there il just one
object in the sudden friendship Of
Bryan TO the third party, which he
nearly wrecked IN the prcprimary
campaign, and that is endorsement
oi him al the third party. nonpattisan
league convention AZ Grand Island,
May BE Successful
The greatest hitch IN the program
oi third party endorsement al hfyan
Is his licun with the feaellonary
Hitchcock, which means that BFyan
Il more or less under obligations IL
front tuf the Omaha politician and
rudsaFoF 10 get the convention Ia
put The "soit pedal" on Hhshcoska
feseiianafY fetofd. ..
hul, a. politicians remarked many
months aEo, since the NidoN IAN,
dee pulled lhs Ngal over the sfes
ei lpels nim almost anylhlns Is
poMlhle