THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 'J, 11)11!.
15 A
Which Nilk?
C1 . ,,., 1. p. mtlk that la absolutely clean.
rirSt, yOU Want Alamlto Milk contains no sedl-
. . . - t . A limn ninvn lhl
ment. Call for a free sample at any
assertion.
tlmo to prove this
Q J .,. n milk that Is rich and util
OeCOnd, yOU Want form. Thero Is a nice, rich,
creamy cream line on every bottle of our milk. Enough
cream can bo poured from a quart bottle of our milk for
the table use of a small family.
I .t- Isvnof- you want a milk that Is ab-
L&St, DUt nOt leaSt solutely safe. There Is no
longer any question among authorities as to what consti
tutes a safe milk good, cloan milk In the first place prop
erly pasteurized.
We believe you will agree Sih ll
sons, and many more wo could give, you should u
tnlto Pasteurized Milk.
All leading grocers handle it aVftl
our wagons.
ALAMITO
MRS. LIND SAVES TWO MEN w 6ETS H,s PAY
una. irnw miLQ iiiu iiiiju prom AUDITOR HOWARD
Wife of Envoy Hides Refuges in Her
Stateroom.
'JUST HAD TO DO SOMETHING"
Ilont Held at Vrrn Cms While Oflt
cer Seek Ktffht Members of
the I.eKlslatnre six Are
Arrested.
Free Gold Fish Monday
Tomorrow, starting at 0 ft. m vrc will GIVE AWAY AHSO
LUTKLY FKKB, A FISH GL.OBE (wiih Pebbles and Moss) ami
Two Ileal Uvo Gold Fish, vrltli
ench 23 cent purchaso of Rcx
all LltUo Liver Pills or your
choice of 12 other Standard 25c
Drug Store Items and you R2t
tho 50 cent CJold l'Hsh Outfit
FREE.
You can gst thin Gift at any ot
our four stores tomorrow, Mon
day, November 3, at 9 a. m. Bale
will continue until supply is ex
hausted. A present that will please
the whole tanilly. Come early as
the number Is limited.
Sherman & McDonnell Drng Co.
Cor. 10U & Dodge, Cor. 24th and Fnrnam, Corner 10th and Har.
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NKW YOUK. Nov. 1-The steamer
that arrived tonight from Vera Cru with
Mrs. John Und. wife of President Wil
son's special envoy, brought also two
Mexican legislators who owe their liberty
If not their liven, to her quick wit and
generosity. To save the two Mexicans
from Arrest at Vera Crui. Mrs. LJnd hid
them In her stateroom and sat up all
night on deck until the boat left port and
tho officers of tho Huerta government
hod gone ashore.
A week ago tho cables brought word
that the Ward liner, Morro Castle, had
been detained at Vera Cruz, while Presi
dent Huerta's agents searched for eight
rebellious members of the legislature of
the state of Vera Crui. Until tho Morro
Castle arrived here tonight only thos
aboard knew that two of the eight "depu.
tle(T'. had escaped arrest. These two,
Adolfo Domlnguez nnd Miguel A. Cor
dera, say they will stay In New York
until Mexico becomes a safer home for
tho opponents ot General Huerta.
Mrs. Llnd said that her husband, the
special envoy, had expected to come
homo after the Mexican election. Now
sho did not know when ho would come.
"Wo expected that the Morro Castle
would sail from Vera Cruz," said Mrs.
I.iiid, "at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of
October 23.
Heal Ilcnsun for Detention.
"Then Captain Huff was niiopoenacd to
testify regarding the flight ot Dr. Fran
cisco Vusques Gomez, who had sailed on
the ship Morro Castle five months before.
Later we learned that tho renl reason for
our dotentlon was that tho government
wished to search the ship for eight state
legislators from Jalnpa. They arrested
blx of these men. but they did not find
the others! nnd I'll toll why.
"While the search was going on, tho
friends ot these two men learned that I
was aboard and they came with tears In
their eyes begging me to help them. I
said: 'Here's the key to my state room.
Tako It.'
"That was all they needed. I spent tho
night on deck and the two men hid In
my room until the detectives gave up tho I l0 nrtopt BUcn
searcn ana wem asuuiv uu buih m
released and we sailed at 6 o'clock tho
next morning."
The wife of the special envoy Is a houso
wifely llttlo woman with quiet manners
and a low voice: but her eyes flushed as
sho asserted:
"I couldn't bear to think pt those men
being taken ashore, and hanged. I just
had to do something for them."
Tho six deputies taken off the steamer
at Vera Cruz were held on summons from
the district Judgo charging rebellion, but
no suoh summons had been Issued for
J Domlnguez and Corderu nnd by Insisting
upon their rights they gained time to hide
In Mrs. Ltnd's stato room.
These men Insisted that while conditions
In Mexico wore chaotic, Interference by
the United Btates would only make mat
ters worse. They believed the quickest
way to restore peace In Mexico would be
for tho government to grant amnesty to
all rebels and hold a freo election.
Mrs. Und said that sho and her hus
band had received courteous treatment
everywhere.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. l.-(3pedRn-I.RWson
O. Itrtan, who Is filling the po
sition ot Insurance commissioner under
the new law. can now live off of the fat
ot the land as Deputy Auditor Minor,
acting under "Instructions of Auditor
Howard and a peremptory writ of man
dainus. has drawn the warrant for Mr
Hrlan's salary for the last three months
Mr. Brian says that ho would like to
frame the warrants, but he can hardly
afford so expensive a picture, having
been without a salary for so long.
With the Home Builders
HUERTA DEARLY GOES BROKE
Humored He Will Levy 15 Per Cent
Tax on All Bank Deposits.
MANY WITHDRAW THEIR FUNDS
Government t'nnble to Meet PayroU
for I, nut Ten Day". Men tri
Somn Departments necelr
Ing No Money at Alt.
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Sandhills May Possibly Profit in
Sweet Clover.
SEED YIELDS GREAT RETURNS
sold a now bungalow to Hill Nice, 391S
North Twentieth street, for M.S0. lie
bought this for a home.
Also a homo to Hoy Doekerty, IMS
Kran sttect, for U,Xi
A bungalow for a homo to Amelia, Nel-
ron, 1501 South Twenty-fifth avenue, fot
,7W.
Homer Iypolitt, Lire; Wlrr nt Her
onry, Neb., tlnrrests l 10,000
Worth AIoiik the Illnh
Traya nnd Ditches.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. L The govern
ment encountered some difficulty In meet
ing the payrolls for tho ten days ending
today. In some of the departments only
partial payment win made, with the
promise to the men that the remainder
would bo forthcoming tomorrow. In other
departments payment had to bo deferred
entirely. Later, however, the government
secured funds and tonight began giving
the men In all departments their money.
Tho paymasters had Instructions to con
tlnuo nt work all night It necessary.
Rumors of tho Inability ot tho adminis
tration to meet Its financial engagements
spread over tho city with another per
sistently circulated rumor that President
Huerta purposed to levy a tax of 15 per
cent on nil bank deposits. Tho latter re
port spread to such an extent that many
depositors withdrew their funds from
various banks. Apparently there wus
basis for tho report.
Many leading bankers said they know
nothing here ot It other than tho talk
was going on In tho otroet The with
drawals did not reach tho proportions of
runs on the banks, but bankers appeared
apprehensive that this might be the re
sult should the excitement continue. The
malinger of one of tho lending banks ex
pressed the opinion that President Huerta,
who thus far ha confined his financial
efforts to legal bounds, would not attempt
a measure as levying a 16
per cent tax on deposits.
There Is a distinctly high tension of ex
pectancy here and on all sides the belief
Is freely expressed, both by Mexicans nnd
foreigners, that the administration Is fac
ing a financial crisis. It Is sold that the
banks nnd business houses have been
reluctant to pay up for shares In the
8, 000,000 peso loan to which they recently
subscribed. Many persons aro alleged to
huVo subscribed to tho loan under pres
sure.
... "Mv hnlr is SO oily
Ysecllnir I -wish you could tell me
"l ftt" ,llLiv it soft and fluffy. It
lively homely. I also have
that wl l rnake your hair soft and fluffy.
i. -in overcome dnndruir, ucniiiK vum
'V .r- S ni ti directions.
I"m0'.r be surprised to note the
Bit
Th nuesllnns nnswerert below ure Ren-
ral In ehnrnftrr: the svmDtoms or dis
eases urn Klven anil the answers should
apply to any ease of ahnUar nature.
Those wismng lurtner auvice. xroe, may
address Dr. IoWls Hakor, College Build
ing. College-Kllwood streets, imyion, u.,
enclosing self-addressed, stamped envel
ope for reply. Full name and address
must be given, but only initials or ficti
tious name wur be used in my answers.
The prescriptions can be filled nt any
wcllstocked drug store. Any druggist
can order of wholesaler.
SOUTH DAKOTA STUDENTS
ARE OUT TILL JANUARY
ONE MORE LETTER CARRIER
IS ALLOWED IN OMAHA
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-(Hpeclal Tele
gram.) Tho postmaster at Omaha has
fcton allowed ono additional lrtter carrier,
effective November 1.
Cnuirlit tn the Act
and arrested by Dr. King's New Life
Pills, bilious headache quits and liver,
stomach and bowels act right. Only Ko.
Vor saio by your druggist. Advertise
ment.
difference in your hal
-nr .ri.i' "I suffer with head
..L-J i-iM.tiBn. nervous debility aud
am also thin almost to the danger point
tw., .on he done for me?
"A.-,.r. Ynu can very readily overcome
.. .. jii...ii.. kv hsIii? s.eraln hypo-
nuclane tablets. They are put up In sealed .
cartons with full directions. These are
highly recommended oy pnyn-i.
f used according to directions you vj III
soon bo rid ot headache, your Indigestion
wuPbe Yone and you will Bain from 10 to
M pounds. Those tablets should be taken
regularly for several months and I urn
confident you will gain In flesh.
m m
"Lee" writes: "I have tried to maiy
remedies for rheumatism that I am al
most afraid to try any more, but If you
can tell me a sure remedy 1 will try It.
Answer: Do not bo disheartened because
you have not been able to find BomethlnB
that would overcomu your rheumatism,
for you can be relieved if you will take
what I tell you. Get from tho drug store
iodide of potassium, 2 drams; sodium
salicylate. 4 drams; wlno of colchleum, H
ox.: corop. fluid balm wort, 1 ox.; comp.
essence cardlol, 1 ot. and ayrup sarsapa
rllla. 6 oss. Mix and take a teaspoonful
tat mealtime and again before going to
...
"Fern" writes: "I have suffered with a
bad cough for seme time and I am also
weak and tired most of the time, which
1 think 1 aue lo me severe iuubiucs-
Can you give me a remedy"
Answer: Yes. your weakness Is duo to
th coughing, but you should be well le
lleved by using the, following: Get a S'.i
os. package of essence mentho-laxene
and make according to directions on the
bottle, then take a teaspoonful every hour
or two until the cough 1 cured. This
makes a full pint of the very best and
safest cough syrup. If your druggist does
not have Hlentho-laxene, have him order
it for you of the wholesale firms.
"Doctor: What can I take for a lad
rue of indigestion? I have suffered with
helps at all. I am also bothered with
constipation."
Answer: You should -wt negioct indi
gestion and constipation, ns it lends to
more serious trouble: very freinuuitly ap
pendicitis is caused by this neglect. Be
gin at once ami tako tablets tilopopune.
Theso are packed In sealed cartons with
full directions for taking.
...
"Iura 8." writes: "I am fo tired npd
nervous all tho time that I can scarcely
drag ono foot after the other. It is very
hurd for me, us I have to work. My ap
petite is also very poor."
Answer: What you need is a good tonio
restorative treatment. Take the tonio
prescribed below and you should soon be
strong and healthy and will not have that
tired feeling. Your work will become a
pleasure to you: Hyrup of hypophosphltea
comp., 6 ozs.; tincture cadomemc, 1 oz.;
mix, and take a teaspoonful before each
meal. This should be continued for sev
eral weeks until you feci perfectly strong.
...
"Mrs. W. W. C." oHks'"Can l take off
40 pounds of fat? 1 weigh ISO pounds; too
much for my height."
Answer: Yes, you should by taking a
per tne nireciions wnirn accompany,
5-grnln arbolene tablets, put up In sealed
tubes and sold by well-stocked druggists.
Thny arc very good for any flashy perron
to take
...
"Anna It." writes: "I have taken medl
clno from several ductois for ilver and
kidney trouble and constipation,' tut it
does not seem to help me at all. My tkln
is sallow. I have, conetunt headaches and
dizzy upetls. What shall I do'.'"
Answer: The best remedy that I know
for your trouble is 3-Kralu sulphorb lab
lets (not sulphur tablets). These aia
packed In sealed tubes with full direc
tions. Most ot the remedies only aggra
vate, but if you take thu sulpherb tablets
regularly for a few weeks you should be
well. This will purify the blood r.nd ur
skin wtll lose that sallow look.
"Busy Mother" Bedwettlng can be
easily controlled in children by giving
them the following: Tincture cubebs, 1
dram; tincture rhus aromatic, 2 drams,
undromp. fluid balmwort, 1 oz. Give
from t) to 15 drops in water an hour be
fore each, meal.
...
"Doctor. I have a very bail case of ca
tarrh of the head and my stnmaeh, bow
els and blood are affeeted. I suffer
greatly and would like relief."
"A. G.' Local treatment should be
used as follows- Get 3 ozs. of antiseptic
vilane powder Use a half teaspoonful to
a pint of warm water; snuff the water
from the palm of the hand through the
nostrils two or three tlrntyi a day. Then
make a catarrh palm by mixing' a level
teaspoonful vilane powder with 1 oz. ot
vaseline or lard and apply to the nostrils
as far up as possible. Also tako a tea
spoonful four times dally of the follow
ing: yrup Miraupartlla ooinp.. 4 ozs.:
comp fluid laiinwort. 1 oz. ; fluid ext.
Iorrn News Notes.
T.OGAN A session of the Business
Men's club, composed of merchants and
farmers of Lochii and Its vicinity, will
" , I bo held hero next Tuesday evening to or-
v t,it.-ui.iiu., a. u., ciav. i. iiy n "o ' rango for tho coming snort course,
clslon of the Board of negents lato tills I t tsaotttit VAM.KY Miss Ed.th Amen
afternoon, Grover Potts, Z. M. Laird, : lias been the guest of honor at a number
i,nii fnr.r,rmMt o Tf itapfov nni of functions held here m tne wcea pasi.
........ - ' . tiiu Amen was tho iruest of honor at a
noy JjwnDen. me live sumonis wno jn,our, Volley-Omaha kenslngton held
wore suspended by the faculty for the ' n Omaha,
rest of the year for lioilng Henry Miller, I i.nnAvTn rtni rushed a SOO-Dound
a freshman, will be reinstated January 6 pig through tho plate glass window of the
m i.... ,.. in i,n r.ni.,i.,i n. n,oi ' Pule X? Husliaw druit store nt IMsgali.
tlmo. Dean Lomm.no announced this de. jUnlU the yS
clslon of tho regents tonight. As a ro-ijllBt llow lt wont through the glass Is u
suit ot mis aciion, no suiuenin oro noi matter or speculation
In good humor; The foot bnll gamo with 1 WOODBINE Hally day will be held at
North Dakota at Watertown, one week the Christian church here next Bunday,
,, ,,.. i,. .,, mnr-eli.vl u "t which time there will be an all-day
from tomorrw. lias been cancelled, it dlnner , n00n. Bornion by
Is doubtful If any or the regulars will I nv Mp. Nlcol. the new pastor from lied
Oak, and In the afternoon a sermon oi
CharUs Tupper, a student ot Drake unl
versltv.
LOGAN According to Information re
celved here, tho long-delayed material for
renuws
eut build
ing Is nt Magnolia and at Logan. The
foundation has been lam una me worn
will be pushed to completion nt an est!
mated cost of 18,000.
PKN1SON The daughters of Ttebekali
Indaoa nf the Twenty-fourth district of
Iowa held their nlntii annual convention
at this city. A fine dinner was given
visitors at noon and a banquet at night.
The next convention Is at Dow City and
the uew officers are from that placo;
Mrs. Yore, president: Mrs. Bharp, vlco
president, Mrs, illnnoll, secretary, and
Mrs. Kealrnes treasurer.
MISSOURI VALLEY A Hallowe'en
party last night begun ut the home ot
Mra fliiv Htnllh. IV hern iho snooks an.
of taking their Thanksgiving vacation, i inured and took tho mtlrc party by n
They may elect to tako it the week of round-about way to different homes,
again appear In uniform this season.
This will probably n,nnul the remainder
of the season's foot ball schedule for
n...ll. 1 -I 1 . t - A If i. 1 1 1
feared, definitely prevent tho Crelghto,.- i'ea&gHra?; alfd
Koutu Liaaoia game tor inaiiKsgiving un
lets a new team Is organized by the
Coyotes,
STATE NORMAL TEACHERS
GET CHOICE OF VACATION
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Nor. 5,-SpecUl.)-At a
meeting of tho State Normal board, or
a few of Its members, yesterday, It was
decided to g(ve the students ot the four
normal schools n choice as to the time
The gieat valley of the North Platlo
river. Just northwest of North' Platte,
Nek, produced ono crop during thn last
summer that no man planted. It was
a crop that no man cultivated. It was a
crop that no man tended. More than
this, It was r crop that most of ths
fonuero thought to be a nuisance.
Yet It yielded V.,000.
It was a crop of sweet clover seed.
Vor years farmors and ranchers have
regarded sweet clover as a nuisance
worse than Itusslnn thistles. Not that lt
contained any briers, but It was consld.
ored absolutely good for nothing except
to tako up good ground room where
alfalfa should have been growing. It got
Into tho fields with tho alfalfa soed In
various places and was very hurd to
drive out. Itecently the experiment sta
tions throughout the country have dis
covered that It actually has eon greater
feed vulliea than alfalfa It cut at tho
proper time when It Is young and quite
tender.
So, while farmers In the Platte val
ley were still wishing they could rid tholr
farms of tills pest, Dorsey loypoldt of
Hurshey, Neb., a good roads booster nnd
general llvo wire, got out Into the covin-
tr and volunteered to cut the stuff away
from the dltohes. At the same time us a
good roads man he inoito It a, point to
rut tho stuff off the roads, where lt was
growing to bo a nuisance. He found that
slnco the experiment stations have miulo
tholr reports on tho feed value of the
sweet clover a big demand has been cre
ated for the seed. Bo. ho hauled tho stuff
together and had It threshed. Soon he
began to ship tho seed to eastern markets
at good healthy prices, receiving over $6
bushel for it
In all ho Is said to have sold some 119,-
000 worth of the seed which ho shipped
out of the North Platte valley A lew (
other live wires In the neighborhood took
up tho work and cut some of tholr own,
Bo, In nil, there was 1S3.000 worth of sweet
clover seed shipped out of there. It was
not all clear profit, as tlicro was consid
erable oxpenso to driving miles for a loud
of tho hay which had to b brought back
to the threshing machine or alfalfa huller
to bo threshed. But at that there was
a healthy profit, for lt cost nothing but
tho harvesting.
Land ownors In that locality nro now
wry cnthuslastlo over the prospects or
sweet clover. As lt grows readily In the
poorest soils, as well as In the bent of
bolls, mnny In that locality aro talking
of Introducing It In the sandhills. Theru
Is some talk of trying to start lt In the
hills on tho forest reserve, where the gov
ernment has Just given away somo 4j'
farms In a land lottery, lt Is believed
that If this could bo made to do well In
tho sandhills It would not only make
these hills valuable as producers of rough
feed for cattle, but that It would fer
tilize tho sand In such a way as lo make
It productive of other crops In a few
years, Tho fertilizing value of sweet
clover, acordlng to the reports of tho ex
periment stations, is greater than that of
alfalfa, or clover.
P. A. Hlgglns Is to start very soon In
tho building of his new fifteen-room
homo at Thirty-ninth nnd Harney streets.
The contract has beon let to William
Maler. It is to bo built ot stone and
brick.
The Jerp Commission company Is
planning to build Its own cold storage
plant, probably next year. V. K. Ellison,
C. A. Swanson and John P. Jerjw of tho
firm have Just bought a half block ot
the Faxton estato between Davenport and
Chicago atreots on Tenth, They have In
dioatod that they may build noxt year.
Auto Accident lnil.
BOONU, la.. Oct. St.-MIss Olive Gard-
txaf nt Ali,n..i 1 - .... UIII..1 (Anl.hl
wa iiuuiHiiii) n sm nniiu ivuisjiu
when tho automobile in which shn wad )
riding crashed Into a guard about the
new concrete bridge cast ot hero.
Old Shades Made to
Look Like Hew
lly n now nnd secret nrocoss
wo clean any kind of a window
shndo, removing every parttclo
of dirt, nnd puttinR a now body
In tho curtnln.
Wo runko to look like now nil
Rrndcs ot shades, from tho com
monest to tho best, largo or
Brunll.
We hava the contract for many
of Omalui'M largest buildings.
Office bulldlnn and resddences
can save much money by hwlnir
us renovate their curtains Instead
of buying new ones.
ASK UH AIKM'T IT.
f maha Window Shndo Cloaning Co
4000 Hamilton Ht- Hnrucy IHHt
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if
where they were served with delightful
refreshments, and then back to tho Hmlth
home, whero more refreshments were
servod, musical numbers clven and ghost
stories told. Mr. Kchiaeenhauff and Mr.
Heed won honors for being the best Jest,
trs.
DK.V1SON Judge Hutchison will open
district court at this city on Monday
next. The session promises to be a busy
one. The case of Bther against Carroll
county will be tiled for the third time,
Ux-AUorney Oenoral Oyera has been ap
pearing tor Ksher, who sues Currotl
county for damage on account ot the
railing of a bridge over which he was
hauiltig grain from his farm to Manulng,
la. Ho lias received a verdict three times
und the Iowa supreme court has set it
aside each time.
UXJAN J. D. Htuart of Magnolia re
torts the corn crop near his town almost
normal, notwithstanding rumors to the
contrary Many of the tanners are fenc
ing Uie fields Into lots and turning In tho
hogs. Where the farmers are cribbing the
leld is proving an agreeable surprise.
William Stirtz, living south and east ct
Magnolia, reports the upland corn run-
Ulnlng at an average ut fifty-five bushels
I . .... ml... 1 A .. ...hi . . . . . .
I lo llie acre, lite lunianu. win atciuno
Culls from the Wire
Joh-i Magill, employed in the Ivlngton
mlnen, near Docutur, III., yesterday un
earthed what appeared to bo a petrified
human foot. It was imbedded In the rock
1,XX) feet below the surface of the earth.
Hmployes of the street railway and
traction companies of Indianapolis went
on strike at 11 o'clock last night. A halt
hour later practically every car had been
returned to the barns and deserted by the
strikers.
Blx thousand dollars for retired mis
sionaries was raised in leBS than fifteen
minutes at Topeka, Kan., yesterday at
tile national meeting of the women's For
eign Missionary society ot the Methodist
Episcopal church.
While walking in his sleep, Curtis
Varlell of Waterbury. Conn., a 14-vear-old
student at the Taft school at Water
bur'. Conn., fell from the fourth story of
tne tjormitory in wnicn ne rooinea 10 a
flagged pavement below, ills skull
fractured und he probably will die.
An annual Pension of half nav and ItflO a mueli higher rate.
additional per year will be awarded any 1 successful farmer, reports his orn run
member ot the Brown university faculty nlng from forty to fifty bushels to the
wno nas nau ms position ior iweiuy-nve acre.
years, tne ruies 01 me new pension sys.
tern made public, provide that anyone
eligible may retire voluntarily at the age
of K and shall be retired automatically
by the university at 7.
The argument on the appvsl of thirty
of the labor union officials oonvleted at
Indianapolis last December .f conspiracy
and c-ompnrity in the McNamam dy
namite plots was completed yesterday
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DENISON A. flKht for hotter whocl
facilities Is being made by the people ot
Klron, la., a town on the Mandamln
Wall Ixike branch ot the Northwestern.
For years the nearest school building has
been one mile west of tho town. Citizens
of the place cannot maintain & school
without help from the owners of farm
land nearby and this has not been on-
. n tat. liUnltBA tt fun. .if mil..
ueiore uie " '' l"'u'.1 , l,, taxes to pay. The state superintend! nt
M'.T.."'" .' ".3." L.-U. :'...i r I'rof ' Deyoe. and i
petition uiwlrr advisement and will render
a decision prouamv wunin sixty nays.
After adopting a denomliiatloiiat policy
i by an unanimous vote, the first national
I convention of Methodist men, which has
i Iteen In session at Indianapolis slnco Tues
i day. adjourned !at night after the large
i audience had spent an hour in prayer for
the success 01 ine new movement, ine
'onvention was the largest semi-official
Methodist meeting- ever held In America,
it was declared by officers of the church.
the county superintend
ent, Prof. Oh-y, have given much atten.
tlou to the situation at Klron. At last a
delegation of townspeople and fanners
has visited Newell, in tluena Vista ro inly,
whero there Is u fine central school, and
llie reports aro so good that there is nw
hope that Klron will have the school it
wants. Tho town Is largely settled by
Bwedish llaptlsts, who have the largest
church ot their denomination v.tst of the
Mississippi rlvsr.
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