( THE O’NEIL FRONTIER 'citizens object to HAUSER POINTED OUT IJ---- NEBRASKA NEWS NOTES NEBRASKA YOUTH HAS P. H. CRONIN. Publisher. j j FORD PAYS PEACE i ORDERS PROHIBITING AS MAN WHO BOARDED *--—-—» DEVELOPED NEW IDEA O'NEILL, NEBRASKA PEDDLINGFROM CARS GAR ON FARNAM LINE APE MAN ON HUNGER FOR AEROPLANE WING whose know- PARTY BILLS ROT Frank Alvord Perret, STRIKE; SEEKS DEATH ledge of volcanoes Is probably unique I In the world, Is an American, a native Fixes Another They Claim It Is Move of Deal- Identification Plane In Two of Hartford, Conn. After volcanic Omaha. Nov. 27.—It was stated Upper Sections, Link In Circumstances of by outbursts he has been able accurately ers to Restrict Outside the police today that Arthur Hauser, More to to forecast their conduct for some time Conforming Closely . ! who WANT TO was FEW GO W. H. Smith Murder. brought here from Wichita to comet and In thts way his labors Competition. two with the mur- Bird Principle. have been of Inestimable value to resi- days ago, charged der of W. H. has eaten dents of volcanic districts. He has Smith, nothing Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 27.—Nels Gun- since his arrival here and declares that visited and studied practically every Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 29.—A protest Nov. 25.—A new Auto a nerson, street car conductor on the he will starve himself to death. It Is Lexington, Neb., Manufacturer Having volcano in the world. He was the first meeting was held at the capitol yester- \ Farnam identified Arthur Hauser, said he claims to have started his type of has built to reach Messina after the devastating day against the new rule of the railroad line, aeroplane been by alleged slayer of W. H. Smith, as the hunger strike two weeks ago, but this Hard Time to Collect Dele- ~ earthquake In 1988. As an Inventor he companies prohibiting the peddling of Emmett McCabe, of after man who boarded his street car about, is not believed as his condition does Lexington, Is also widely known. In 1904 he took Itiples, vegetables and other produce five midnight the night of the murder of not indicate it. years of experimental and develop- gation to Him End up volcanology nnd became honorary from cars. The rule had been placed ment work. Help the Woodmen of the World cashier. Hauser is said to have planned sui- McCabe is a young man assistant to Professor Mstteucci In the Into effect at the request of Jobbers, who has been in the Gunnerson saw Hauser late yesterday cide, while in the Witchita jail, but the interested prob- royal observatory, Mt. Vesuvius and who did so under pressure from local lems of European Strife. afternoon and that jailer prevented It. He has been aviation ever since he left ■was did declared positively very later decorated knight of the Ital- merchants who not like peddlers’ school. He worked on his new of of he is the man. closely guarded since he was brought type ian crown. competition. President Gustafson machine Gunnerson said Hauser boarded his here. even before he had any funds the Farmers union presided. to a HIS ARDOR IS car at Fortieth and Farnam streets It was said forcible feeding will he buy motor. For three years he UNDAUNTED Sulphur deposits are found on White Byron Clark, attorney for the Bur- worked and had been some resorted to if he persists in to and studied and made flights Island, in the Bay of Plenty on the lington, had a new scheme to propose. apparently running refusing In He eat. his machine, the motive power being coast of the north island of New Zea- He sold the rule released their ears distance, for he was out of breath. “Will supplied by means of a long rope at- Have Boys Out of the land, about 30 miles from the main- more and also eliminated the rushed by the dsor, roughly throwing speedily tached to and on a land. his fare in the box as he did so, and CORONER MAY planes pulled by Thts Island, which covers about danger of accident from having so INVESTIGATE number Trenches Christmas” He took at the front of of men. At other times the By 600 acres, attains a height of 900 feet many persons in the railroad yards. hurriedly a seat MRS. ROY CASSADY’S DEATH experimental flights were made us- on one side and to the on He others the car, said the conductor. He also by Says—Effort Not Indorsed opens sea said that hay dealers and Lincoln. Nov. ing the to the his hat. down over his eyes and Neb., 27.—Coroner rope and attaching one end other. Its topography Indicates an were asking for the same privilege as pulled Matthews is an his collar around his neck, debating whether he will automobile. By Cardinal Gibbons. old crater, and the boiling lake on the produce and the company pulled up hold an peddlers, inquest over Mrs. Roy Cas- Then the young man a island, which Is one of the could not it to one and Gunnerson asserted. incorporated awe-inspir- lawfully deny sady, victim of an automobile accident company, sold stock and thus raised ing sights of New Is a that Gunnerson's identification, the po- Zealand, further grant it to the other. He proposed Tuesday night. Mrs. and hei funds to lice as- Cassady buy a 40-horsepower motor Baltimore, Md„ Nor. evidence of volconism. After the New the of a town or the individuals believe, will offset Hauser’s 29.—Henry people husband were home to Have- and hire a sertion was riding licensed pilot. Zealand Sulphur had composing an of buyers that he in Indianapolis lock Ford, the Detroit manufacturer, called company spent organization from a party in Lincoln when In the McCabe machine there arc In erect com- the night of the Smith murder. 6100,000 preparation for mining sul- a distributing building. The Cassady, blinded the two upon Cardinal Gibbons who announced his inten- by bright lights planes, one above the other, but, today, but al- phur in this locality, a volcanic dis- pany will give sites on Its right of Hauser, from an tion approaching machine, drove Instead of being parallel, they come to- the turbance wrecked the and killed way for all of these, and with an en- of committing suicide by starva- into the though cardinal deroutly echoed camp side of a bridge. His auto gether at the ends, giving the form of 10 men. trance on the side no tion, was unable to resist the temp- Mr. opposite danger went over the rail and pinning Mrs. a horizontal oval. them Ford's hopes for a successful cul- of tation of turkey and McCabe calls accident will obtrude. Thanksgiving Cassady beneath the car. The woman eve- wings. Reaching out from the end of mination of his peace trip to Europe, Harvey Lawrence, known among the The general of the speakers c-lled off his hunger strike last drowned before opinion her husband could each wing is a small which can inmates of the Huchtnson re- was that al- ning. He had eaten nothing during plane, by he was averse to (Kan.) the consumer should be reach her. Cassady admitted that he be tilted in Christmas, giving s “the of a the two since his arrival here any direction. formatory piece man," re- lowed to buy where he chose, and that days had had several glasses of beer at the it Originally the machine was made his formal approval. cently escaped from the Institution. the commission or the courts and the police authorities had cos- but railway party, that he was not suffering with with a Lawrence acquired his suited the as vertical rudder on the tall, He said he felt there were too many name through should be asked to prevent this attempt city's legal department from an effects of the same. Some time hut in his to their to feed him flights the Inventor was aston- formidable difficulties in the physical condition. Ho has lost to stifle competition which really hit right and duty ago he had trouble with his and way. one eyes, ished to find that this rudder was not arm, one leg and one eye. He was at an forcibly. this Mr. Ford asked Cardinal Gibbons to Industry. is supposed to have aided in bring- needed for sent up from turning or guiding, the two suggest names of persons Ford, Ford county, for ing about the tragedy. Officials are prominent stealing a Ford car. FARMER NEAR horizontal planes at the ends of the whose interest he thought could be en- Lawrence is a MISFORTUNES CITED TO RAVENNA doing their best to find a trace of the chronic wanderer wings serving this purpose perfectly. listed, but the cardinal said he pre- and told the officers HAS PASSED CENTURY MARK owner of the machine w'hose lights at the time EXCUSE ALIMONY LAPSE It will be seen that this is exactly ferred to leave that to Mr. Ford's own J af his arrest lie was tired blinded Cassady. The chauffeur hit it of Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 29.—William H. Ravenna, Neb., Nov. 27.—Ravenna the way a bird turns and guides itself, hopping around on one foot. up at a rate and never to judgment. \ Parshall tells boasts a resident who is 100 years old. lively stopped and it is a new the district court that aid. departure in aeroplanes, Upon leaving the cardinal Mr. Ford Michael Kneiss, an old German farm- Cassady had some difficulty in At 83, Sir VTMilam Crookes, tho he has a number of good reasons why according to McCabe. said he was going to Philadelphia, er, hut now was born in No- extricating himself, and had assist- ! The scientist, says be does not feel dif- he should not be compelled to pay ali- retired, McCabe machine was originally where he had a dinner engagement any 1815. He came to ance come from the other machine it ferent from what he mony to his wife. Here are some of vember, America built with a spread of 26 feet. with John Wanamaker. was at 40. As to Is believed the woman could have been Flights how to them: That in has when a young man and has lived in with this machine dif- keep fit. here is his dictum: "A the last year he saved. proved it too speedy, Mr. Ford is apparently having three different states, but about 30 good deal of my own present feeling bad serious trouble with his eyes; that going through the air with its com- ficulty in getting his peace party to- and position is he had three ribs broken In one acci- years ago homesteaded in this vicinity small motor mail refusals due to the fact that I STATE paratively at 60 miles an gether. Every brings have dent and has lived here since. He is now TREASURER COLLECTS hour, which always been working tolerably and a leg fractured twice in other was too fast for experi- from governors and other high officials hard living in Ravenna. His wife, aged MORE THAN LAST YEAR mental to and always doing something I accidents; that he has been ill four work. who cannot see their way clear join take a times. about 90 years, is still Mr. So a section the he is-j great Interest in and am These have prevented him from living. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 27.—In the year was added to the mid- party. Apparently, however, en- Kneiss, while the of thusiast c about. That, I making a living for himself. showing tveight ending Tuesday last, State Treasurer dle. bringing the spread to 33% feet not dismayed and still hopes to have ai think, keeps his is able to be ones mind and In year, around town Hall collected the sum of $4,451,064. and the machine now travels about 46 creditable delegation accompany him* healthy good state, and is tends to koop one going. MOREHEAD NOT DECIDED ON frequently seen on the streets, This was $700,000 more than for the miles an hour. on his European trip. r visiting with whoever he happens to 12 months. One of the rea- An engine JOINING PEACE DELEGATION previous of 80 horsepower Is now He’s Still Confident. v The flrot glove meet. He expresses the hope that he sons given for this is to be bought and the _ ever worn on the good showing inventor expects “We will have the out of the \ Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 29.—Governor will live a boys Player was long time yet. that the treasurer is now compelling to produce a machine that will be the Christmas 1 ^ £: h®1,1 tho lnnova- Morehead will not decide whether to trenches—all of them—by tion, it m said, of a member of more frequent remittances. He made nearest approach to a mechanical man- in of \ the accept or reject the invitation from THREE j day,” said Henry Ford, speaking Unconquered Clippers of DIVORCES GRANTED a rule last March that monthly settle- carrying bird yet produced. mission to Illinois” In Henry Ford to be his guest on the his peace Europe. a game at Rockford. AT ments should be made all Scandi- He was a ma- Oscar MADISON COURT TERM by county The steamer Oscar II. of the and peace ship. II. The governor is iyiayuk chinist, had hurt his so treasurers. A fight was started by the CHARLES BRYAN which will car- palm, in- in receipt of a telegram of invitation, Madison, Neb,. Nov. 27.—Three di- IS navian-American line, serted a thin sheet of larger counties, but S3 counties now will steel In a flnger- but said he preferred to wait until the vorce decrees were granted by the dis- IN TANGLE WITH COUNCIL ry the Ford peace party to Europe, K,ov° wlth a ar to the extent that settle- the halm of double letter that follows trict court here. complying Bincoln, leave here December 4. As yet reaches him and he ments Neb., Nov. 25.—Mayor Brv- thickness, therewith Mrs. average 40 days, or eight a year. an steamer’s destination is undecided. doing mighty can receive further information as to Anna Remby was given a di- spent a busy afternoon with his col- deeds of valor on and around the vorce from Before this rule was put in effect, the Ford is all the expenses of the third the trip and its objects. There is no Jess Remby, also custody leagues yesterday. Jn an interview in paying base corner, although his average was SO days. Feb- team lost by constitutional inhibition against the of the child and defendant ordered to January, a morning paper he had declared that peace party. a score of 7« to 0. ruary, June and December are the his talk with newspaper governor leaving the state or the coun- pay $10 per month toward support of certain interests were trying to either Throughout heaviest months, over half col- Mr. Ford spoke with try and the r ■•incipal obstacle likely to the child until it reaches the age of 14 being defeat or hamstring a welfare board representatives, Medical men are Interested In the lected at those times. conviction and confidence. He declared case of intervene is the political ambitions of years. ordinance the mayor had introduced. a Tyrolean soldier who was the hope of working out •hot the governor. He is understood to be The remainder of the day was de- When the council met the other fout strongest through tho head In a battle sued on was the sentiment of the sol- along halting between three ambitions—to voted to the trial of Mrs. Banner for 'stenographer members introduced a signed resolu- peace "Oi'thern front In the Kuropean divorce tion diers themselves against the war. ♦f®war. l no run for United States senator against from her husband, William H. CHARGE OF ALIENATION demanding that the mayor name bullet passed clear through the “We know this, if we don't know the Hitchcock, to seek the congressional Banner. The court found Banner Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 27.—Miss Frieda certain interests, and declaring brain, yet tho man was not even would anything else in the world—that there •tunned nomination in the First district or to guilty of extreme cruelty by attention Griess, stenographer in the office of they not take any action on the and was able to walk isn’t a man in the trenches who wants without go after a third term as chief execu- given to another woman. the general the Bur- ordinance until he did so. assistance to a Alimony de- superintendent of field hospital. Sur- One of war. We know also that 99 per cent tive. As the primaries will be held in cree of $350, $100 for of a lington, is the defendant in a suit for the charges made by Bryan *eon8 announce that he will be support of the in the world don't want ready April, a candidate for office cannot child and $50 plaintiff’s $10,000 damages. The is Mrs. was that the "invisible government” people u» return to the In n attorney's fees, plaintiff do want war front short time. desired a board war. The 1 per cent who long be absent from the state. divorce and custody of the child Charles C. Mahannah, wife of a grocer, that was not appointed are the who make money The granted to Mrs. Banner. who says that Miss Griess lured her by the mayor, but which was composed only people Belgian quoen Is ail of it. are all only extremely COLLEGE Divorce husband from of five men, one each out They right, they warm hearted woman. It is STUDENTS MAY GET and custody of a child wac her and permanently appointed by told of councilmen. After the matter had were taught wrong. her that before the PAY FOR MILITARY DRILL granted Setta A. Beemer from her alienated her affections. Miss Griess long war, learning been aired in Could Aid that a husband, Jess and he comes from a wealthy family in cen- duly the council room. Humanity. promising young artiste, a vio- Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 29.—Chancellor Beemer, ordered to pay tral Nebraska. Mrs. Mahannah says Councilman Wright introduced exactly "There are men making munitions linist, was desperately ill In Avery. Just back from a conference of $10 per month for the child’s squalid that Miss Griess threw herself into her that kind of an ordinance. In this country now who, if they surroundings, the queen wont to her the executive heads of state universi- maintenance. husband's society, bestowed her affec- turned their energies to preventing hid, being herself a fino violinist, ties and agricultural colleges at Wash- tions on him and attentions KENNEDY HAS FILED FOR war, it would make for construction played all the girls' favorite ington, is of the that the next NEBRASKAN WILL ACCOMPANY accepted music, re- opinion of instead of destruction. could the visit until session of will FORD various kinds from him, knowing UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP They peating dally death made congress provide a sys- ON PEACE MISSION heard of bar aid tem of him to be a married man. do things for humanity never unnecessary. rewards or pay for students who Lincoln, Nov. Uincoln, Neb.. Nov. 25.—John L. Ken- Neb., 27.—Arthur L former before. take military drill at state institutions. of nedy, congressman from the * and Weatherly, pastor the Unitarian “DUCKY” HOLMES’ OPTION “In place of organising men of deep expensive oil well drilled The heads of the universities had church of Second district, filed yesterday with In long Lincoln, has received and great ability for naval boards or in- Oklahoma has finally been aband- conferences with the war and IS EXTENDED ONE MONTH the secretary of state as a candidate college accepted an invitation from Henry ventive boards, why not get a board oned as hopeless and the owners at- Secretary Garrison. for the republican nomination for Ford to sail for Europe on the peace Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 27.—"Ducky” of inventors to on articles whieli tribute their hard luck to a United States pass black cat The plan suggested by the univer- Holmes has had the he now senator. Former Gover- ship Oscar II, which will leave New option are to be used for the benefit of hu- which appeared when work was sity men is that the United States nor Aldrich is his only opponent so far. pro- York on December 4. The invitation holds for the purchase of the Lincoln manity instead of the destruction of •tarted. In view ef a cat's well known vide each student with a Mr. Kennedy gave out a statement of uniform, give came in a night letter to Mr. baseball club extended for a month, can be seleeted aversion to water it Weather- he to humanity? They would have been him $6 a month rations* and no what proposed fight for if elected. allowance, ly, and invited him a the guest of Mr. and anticipates difficulty in plac- from the ablest men in the world.” more reasonable ef them to after He the tariff will be the look for- graduation may serve six months Ford. In the letter Mr. Ford the of stock says para- ward to aa said that ing remaining $4,000 extraordinary strike of oil. at drill in the work of an offic with mount issue, and that he stands for the >r, he believed the time had come “for a among local business men. The ex- WILSON HAS OWN IDEAS 4 a salary allowance of "11>0 a month, principle of protection because under In few men and women with courage and tension was granted by Hugh Jones, ABOUT FOR PEACE Norway K has been found that the same as a second lieutenant. Chan- it the country has always prospered. MOVING energy, irrespective of the cost in per- in a letter in which he says that if the whale meat, vast quantities of which cellor «nvs that it costs He arraigns the administration for its [From The Tribune Bureau.] Avery about sonal inconvenience, money, sacrifice deal goes through by January 1 it will have formerly been thrown S25 of government at failure to redeem promises to reduce Washington, Nov. 27. — President away, present, nnd criticism, to free the good will of be all right with him. If it doesn’t he makes a palatable and nutritious sau- to give a youth mi"*erV education the cost of living. Mr. Kennedy says Wilson, to men close to him. at Europe so that it may assist itself foi won’t object to trying it for another according sage. The meat has proved so suc- the University of Nebraska, and in he stands for a navy powerful enough is sympathetic with the peace move- peace and justice, with the strong year in Lincoln, as he believes that cessful for ttfle purpose In Scandina- view of the fact that th > cost of edu- to protect our commerce and coasts, ment which Henry Ford, Mrs. Snowden, probability that international disarma- under the new regime of Zehrung and J vian countries that engineers are cating a man at West Point but says the nation should be car-ful Mme. Schwimmer and others are m. now is S20 000, ment can be accomplished." lower salaries, it would be impossible pro- working to develop machinery for cut- he thinks the expenditure of more not to sink large sums in types of ships motlng, but when he believes the time T Mr. Weatherly is an executive officer to lose any money in Lincoln next year, ting up the huge leviathans and work- money at the universities would be a that may soon become obsolete. He has come to move for peace he will of both the Nebraska and the American of various kinds from him, knowing ing their carcasses Into sausage. wise expenditure. Under the is opposed to any large standing army move his own way. plans pro- Peace ociety, and has taken an active him to be a married man. posed the smaller denominational and to any compulsory training. He He is not opposing any movements and leading part in pushing the project iim.-imi.DK uuui recenuy pre- schools may come in. favors voluntary training in the high which tend to accelerate peace senti- sented to the of a neutral conference to bring about RANCH SOLD AT AUCTION Deseret museum In Salt school, normals and universities and ment and. especially, peace sentiment, Lake peace. City ta a "Wood’s halfpenny" NORFOLK STARTS FIGHT TO BRINGS CLOSE TO $100,000 colleges. He also favors rural credits. abroad. His official advices lead him which wns struck off In Ireland during BE NAMED AS COUNTY SEAT Hartington. Neb., Nov. 27.—One of to believe the time for action has not the of I. INVESTIGATION PROBABLE ON reign Ooorge The coin was the biggest land sales ever held in BOARD WILL INVESTIGATE yet come. i Norfolk. Nob.. Nov. ?9.—Following a found by a Morman missionary while RECENT RISE IN GASOLINE Cedar took when the AT KEARNEY When that time does come It is monstrous muss meeting here, lust county place RECORDS HOME pre- digging in the back yard of the mission Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 27.—On petition Walnut Grove stock farm, owned by dicted here by those in touch with the in New night, during which the court, house at Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 25.—The state headquarters York city. of a number of gasoline users who Nels Anderson, in the vicinity of Wy- has White House he will act directly on a Madison was declared n firetrap and board of control dispatched a book- have seen the price of that ol was sold at auction. The of his own and in which the Uni- a new necessity not, public to the Kearney home for tuber- plan Naturalists have determined that a that building would have to he keeper life go up from 10 cents to 15 cents in home consisted of 420 acres and ted States will be the chief instrument constructed a place eulars to find out if in the of beaver dam on lake in the at once, campaign was a juggling Eighth few weeks, Health Commissionei was Frank Leise and An- of mediation or interposition in behalf Fulton started to move the seat to bought by warrants which Dr. Vanderslice, the chain. New York state, is at county Harman is figuring on of the war Norfolk. investigating ton Arens at $150 per acre. In addi- superintendent, admits having done, ending least 150 years old. There are 125 dis- the wherefore. The men A close friend of the gasoline say tion to this, there was a large amount resulted in any profit accruing to him. president said tinguishable rings of annual construc- there is no about the secrecy reason. of pasture land offered for sale and a The superintendent took the individual today that when action came it would tion and a great thickness that has WEST POINT—The 23rd annual con- al- They say crude oil has been going uh lot of In there members his be on the Wilson plan and not on Mr. vention of the personal property. all, warrants for of staff, en- ready decayed. It Is Baid to Cuming County Sunday by and bounds. Three months Ford's or on that of r certainly leaps were 1,140 acres of land offered at dorsed them and banked the money, plan any oth* date back to 1700. School association was held this week a* ago it was 50 cents and 00 cents a nan. public sale. Baird & Son, of this city, paying them off by checks of his own Wlsr.es. One hundred delegates were barrel; now it is $1.10. were the auctioneers. The land sales In this way he collected $30 a month What Is believed the smallest fresh present, and the convention was declared Mr. Harman does not this accept ai are said to have aggregated almost He told the board that he used this water fish In the world has been car- to be the most successful in the history final. He recalls that before the law ried to New $100,000. money to pay employes who were not York from Haiti. When of the county. Officers elected for the was amended three years ago so thal full on the rolls, but whose services were grown it Is less than an Inch and ensuing year were J. Herman oil from Wyoming independents ASK WARSHIP CONVOY Larsen, mighl WAYNE COUNTS MAN TO necessary. One of the payments was a half long. This species swarms in re-elected: Mrs. be admitted to Nebraska, gasoline president, Pht'llp Baas, wa? to Mrs. Vanderslice for sewing. The many tropical rivers and is of great Beemer, secretary. at 18 cents. Thereafter ii ESTABLISH CHEESE FACTORY selling board had cut the pay of the farmer ' value as a destroyer of mosquito lar- dropped and kept a coming down. Mr Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 27.—-Wayne HARTINGTON—Two couples were unit- from $45 and maintenance to $40, but FOR AMERICAN LINER vae. Harman suspects that maybe somebody county is to have a chese factory. Per- 'd In marriage In this city on Thanksgiv- the superintendent was afraid he would who looks like John D. Rockefeller mit to erect one was Ban and oi granted today by he knew of it. and so he The fossil an ing day. Alphons go Miss Mary puit if paid of elephant that Is be- acts like him has surmounted tha' the state pure food to Thles were married nt 9 o'clock at department the extra money out of this reserve he ing excavated from a gravel bed near Holy of Trans-Atlantic Fears and Wyoming competition problem. Henry Heberer, Hoskins, Wayne his use of warrants. Company Trinity church, Harry K. Durrle, of —■*— accumulated by Chatham. England, Is declared to have county. Once upon a time Nebraska Laurel, nnd Miss Selma A. were Members of the board are mad ao of •upported the carcass of an Mcngshol Seizure Ship Suspected “elephas HAD $2,600 ON PERSON was dotted with cheese factories, but the but will of the wedded at the home of the bride’s parents, hornets about matter, they antiqulns early pleistocene the appearance of the cream separator British Mr. and Mrs. O. Mengshol. at 10 o'clock. AND WAS STEALING MILK take no action until the bookkeeper By Navy. period," a puny little runt of a beast put most of them out of business. The Rev. W. O. of Nov. makes his report. but a trifle larger than a mammoth. Harper, Laurel, officiating. Lincoln, Neb., 27.—Charley is the first Miller is held at police station unti permit one granted in years, WEST POINT—William an interest in the business Goerdal. with is being re- A hovel for raising rev- New York. Nov. 29.—The American The fact that the republican party he can explain why, $2.G00 it suggestion octogenarian, died at his family home in vived by reason of the creation of a the war from alien Trans-Atlantic company, several of was born beneath Its spreading limbs bills in his pockets, he made a practict enue following this city of ailments due to old ago. Mr cheese making department at the State made a whose steamships have been seized could not keep lightning from strik- of scouring his neighborhood stealinj enemies is by correspondent. by Goerdal was a native of Pommerania, Ger- Agricultural school. that a tax should be British warships, under of ing the historic oak of which that morning papers and milk bottles. Th« He suggests poll suspicion many. and was In his 84th year. He had levied in the case of every German, German ownership, awaits an atory Is told during a recent thunder milk delivery company had a man oi today been a resident of this country for 30 According to the Akademische Austrian and Turk wishing to reside answer from Secretary of State Bnn- atorm at Jackson. Mich., and a large watch because of frequent compialnti years, and was the father of four sons no the and breadth of the to its request that an bough was torn from the trunk. of thefts, and when the watchmat Rundschau, loss than S4 per cent of within length sing American and four His is that a be sent daughters, who, together wltn tried to stop Miller he pushed hin the students of the University of Kon- British empire. idea warship to feuenos Ayres to his survive him. have feast £25 a should be its steamer One of the famous carillons of Flan- wife, aside and ran. While the milk mat igsberg gone to the front. The sum of at year convoy Winnebago to this accorded. save a percentages from certain other uni- for the privilege port and her from capture ders. magnificent chime of bells, has ALLEN—At the Lutheran church par- was chasing the ehief, others haltet charged by versities are: Mu- British cruisers. been transferred to the English vil- lors occurred the marriage of Miss Viola the milk man. By the time he hat Heidelberg, 60; nich, 56; 54; The nation's wealth in 1912 (the lat- The vessels recently lage of Cattlstock. where great Inter- White and Andrew J. Chrlstopherson. explained his reason for pursuit. Millet Berlin, Frankfurt, 11. The purchased by Technische Hochschule of has considered in the rcportl, was this company have been est Is taken In the frequent concerts Ernest Ragley and Miss Bessie Chrlsto- had got away, but a shot that hit hin Danzing est year placed under sent 'JO per cent of its students to war. Of this amount American but have for which use Is made of them. were the in the of the leg brough' $187,739,071,000. registry, been list- pherson attendants .and the Rev. fleshy part invested in to the German professors and students killed $2 09S.613.122 is privately ed as "suspected" by the British gov- G. W. Livers performed the ceremony. him down. When he got polic< a man up to the end of central electric lighting and ernment. When breathes he uses his station he tried tot toss a sock away May numbered 1,911 owned AT.LEN—The local farmers' union of whom 266 were from the $4.59G,5G3,252 in street The is muscular strength to draw In the air, nas It was found to contain $1,400 in moldy University power plants. Winnebago loaded with dye the W. 8. Hart elevator at of in telegraph sys- wood for •ad it Is afterward forced out auto- purchased this bills. A search of his person revealec Leipsie. railways, $223,252,516 Stanford. Conn., but the com- for $5,000. ■ The new owners will and in telephone does not dare to matically. With Insects, as a German place take $1,200 additional. He declined to ac- tems, $1,081,433,516 pany order her to sen, charge 1, 1910. Mr. Hart will run making a total of $7,999,862,- that British Investigator has Just discovered, this July the count for the money’. Miller is a bll; Kngland and Wales together have 40 systems, fearing warships are lying business until thut time. 157 in electric utility properties. in wait. The American process Is Just reversed. poster. special school for the blind. Trans-Atlan- tic company is collecting affidavits to A new recruiting poster In Great The Isle of Man is a favorite resort Cocoa as currency among the prove that only American citizens and MRS. BURR LATTA, TEKAMAH, passed Britain reading. "If your young man CAUSE OF FIRE IN of Lancashire cotton workers and oth- American capital are interested in the SEEK natives of Central and South America neglects hli; duties to his king and DIES OF TYPHOID PNEUMONIA er factory employes and is practically ownership of its fleet. time time of the European conquest, country the may come when ho HOLD OF BRITISH CRAFT Tekamah, Neb., Nov. 26.—Mrs. Burt dependent on visitors for the main- at the will neglect you,” is said to be causing tenance of its public Institutions. This and that despite a plentiful supply of home in this the suffragists great mirth. Latta died at her city year the current of visitors has been gold. Joseph Acosta, in 1610, tells us FRUSTRATE SCHEME TO Bordeaux. Nov. 27.—An inquiry has of their Wednesday evening of typhoid- practicably cut off and many of the the Indians used "none gold An ice steamer built in been begun the to as- in or brea.'-Jng by government hotels and boarding houses which in or silver for traffic buy withall, BLOCK GRAIN EXPORTS for the Russian Mrs. Latta was 30 years custom con- Sweden government certain the causo of the fire on board pneumonia. other times have enjoyed great pros- atvi unto this day the cut its was the of that instead o) has way through ice fields 3U the British of age and daughter Mr perity have closed. The people of the ti?fue*s among them steamship Barkdale, which Montreal, Nov. 27.—The of V feet thick when using only half its W. B. Thomas, who live one island have home rule since money they use cacoa." The Aztecs discovery arrived here yesterday from New York und Mrs. enjoyed a bomb near used "cacoa" as the Montreal Blanket power. a of horses and ancient times, hut the present econo- of ancient Mexico also / with cargo cotton. The mile south of towm. Mrs. Latta was company’s factory, frustrated the I mic situation to the of Lanca- small change, as many as S.000 beans po- Barkdale was several days out when in Burt county lice an Japanese remove the pucker from born and reared county. Slu: A tender. The value believe, attempt to wreck the fire was found in No. 4 bold. On ar- shire. proposal to that effect was bt ing counted legal / Lachlne canal, on the banka of persimmons by Inclosing ripe fruit for attended the State university and wa3 recently submitted to the of the beans may be judged from the which rival here the hold was opened and legi-dativu the is •everal days In air tight casks that "a slave" factory located. The wrecking flooded. Only 100 halos of cotton were very popular among the students. assembly of the island, but was final- fact that tolerably good sake, of of the canal would