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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

26, Ancien Order of Pyramids. Thursday
night, February 18th Our royal prophet.
Judge Pfost. will be with US. A good at
tendance is requested. Visiting members
welcome Hall over 900 East Douglas
avenue
There will be a regular assembly or
Wichita Council No. IL. r. < 5. NJ. at
7:3o o'clock this evening. at which much
important business will be transacted.
Rehearsal OF degrees for the grand council
next week. All companions who took part
in this work last year are requested to be
present
Regular meeting of Arson Skinner
Camp no. AZ. Sons of Veterans and La
dies Aid society No. Is. tonight at Peer
less hall. northeast corner Main and First
streets Union Defenders day Will be
observed. Ladies' Aaid society VIII hold
installation of officers. All old soldiers
and families cordially invited TO attend.
On Wednesday evening. February lith.
at ST. Paurs NJ. +. church. the Peerless
Glee club will give a musical entertain
ment under the auspices Of class No. Il.
of the Sunday school, for the benefit OF
the new church. This will he a musical
treat. and yau cannot afford TO miss II.
Candy and popcorn will be sold by the
Young ladies of the class. Admission. 3Oc.
Come yourself. bring all your relatives
and as many of your friends as you can
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

| ed a long run of over 100 nights II is
! the piece that has brought Mr.. Haddon
| Chambers, the English author, into
| prominence and since he has contributed
to the stage The Modern Magdalen'
| now being presented by Amelia Bingham
and her sterling company. He is at pres
| ent working upon a play for the famous
Ada Rehan, which will be shortly produc-
| ed at Daily's theater The company pre-
| senting the ''Tyrany of Tears is under
| the direction of Jules Murray, who also
directs the tours of Lewis Morrison.
Katherine Kidder and Rose Coghlan, and
this in itself is a recommendation or Its
artistic worth.
The sale of seats for this engagement
is being handled by the local lodge of the
Elks, and while the attraction was to
have PLAYED at $3.50, prices under the
present arrangement they will be $l.Oo
for the first floor. Sale of seats for this
engagement opens at Howe's jeweiry
store on Thursday at a. m. for both
performances.
Robert Downing the famous tragedian
took a new role In this city last night,
when he played for the hrst time the part
of Sherb Spooner in the rural comedy
I'm Arkansaw.'
Mr.. Downing has played heavy roles
for years. He has appeared here and
made his sreputation as the Gladiator
His first work on the stage was as
comedian and for short time he has
returned to the scenes of his first glory
AS an actor in the heavy roles Mr.. Down
ing stands supreme with piece like In
Arkansaw" and as he always has had
the best of support he will surely gain
new laurels as comedian.
Last night was the first production of
this play by this company. 1t is the first
time the play has ever been seen In the
middle. west. 1t was written by III. d.
Cottrell and played by inferior COM
panies part of this season in the west
Mr.. Cottrell has embodied in this work
something of emotion, pathos and humor.
1t is not the rampant, transforming hui
NOR of so many rural plays 1t is
quaint dry humor, with just touch OF
sarcasm. 1t is the humor that delights.
1t comes spontaneously and at unex-
pected moments. 1t is a jolly good piece
and Mr. Downing and his company know
how to bring out al the good points.
There is a great deal of power and fire
in Mr. Downing's conception of 1.-The
Gladiator" There is quiet in his com
edy. His conception of the part of Sherb
Spooner is original and interesting. He
puts emotion where it is needed and
comes in with some dry humor when
there is something wanted to break the
suspense. Robert Downing " is there
with the goods every time.
His leading lady, Miss Minnie Down.
ing, is pretty and plays with feeling.
Most of the emotional part falls on her
shoulders, and she handles the part with
credit.
Charles harrington. as Josh Martin,
| and Harry Sedley. as Jim Cradeli, the
villain, deserve special mention for ex-
ceedingly we'll handled parts. Every
member of the company has ability and
takes good care that the best that Is In
their parts is brought out. The company
is a clever one and with more rehearsals
In Arkansaw will be the big comedy
bill of the year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
Mrs. Winslow,s soothinu syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' S
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
CAN 1T BE BOOTH?
Scar on Finger Of Left Hand Agrees
With Reports.

Enid. o. T., Feb. 9.-The second finger
of the left hand of David E. George has
been examined as per letter of w. w.
Jones, of Liberty. Texas. as published in
these columns yesterdays, says the Wave.
The scar he cites is there, yet owing to
the lapse of time, it is quite dim. How
ever. the finger shows an unatural expan-
sion at the joint cited. that is to say,
sideways in between the fingers. The
Wave is almost forced to believe that
David Z. George was no other than J..
NVillyaC Rooth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
AFTER INSURANCE COMPANIES
Two Bills Being Prepared Which Will
Bring in Funds.

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. 9.-Two bills are be-
ritorial legislature. one measure to place
a tax of per cent on the gross earnings
of all insurance companies doing business
in Oklahoma in addition to reaSonabl
fees for the filing OF statements and
agents certificates, and the other meas
ure to cause one-tenth of one per cent of
the capital stock of each company or
turned into the territorial treasury, in adj
dition to fees for the recording of the ar
ticles of incorporation.
1t is estimated that by such a plan at
least So. 600 will be turned into the terri
torial treasury. BY the present law all
insurance companies, large and small
regardless of the amount of business
done the previous year. can get into the
territory by simply paying the fees. In
Arizona territory, Texas and in other
states there are laws similar to the meas
ures being prepared.
All legitimate corporations desiring
charters will pay the tax while wild
cat companies, with capital stock plac-
ed at several thousands of dollars or mill
ions of dollars, as the case may be. will
not be so anxious to secure chatter, as
is the case now.
Secretary Grimes stated today that he
had received letters from fire companies
agents stating that they would not object
to such a plan. Secretary Grimes is anx-
ious TO have such legislation. thus taking
care of the territory. and believes that If
such laws are placed on the statute books
h.
charged for making out agents certifi-
Gates Secretary Grimes would recommend
that the same be reduced to fifty cents
He believes that thelaws mentioned will
cut down the fees at least fifty per cent
for not so many charters would be issued.
! Nor would the insurance fees amount to
much they dc now.
The present law would be amended.
/ covering every feature. including fees.
When the committee TO investigate the
/ Office is appointed Mr.. Grimes will appear
before II to present his ideas relative 10
/ the proposed changes in the secretary
/ office.
The following statement was completed
today by Secretary Grimes relative "a
1 insurance business in oklahoma: Forty
/ five companies have presented statements
The German Of Freeport has not yet re-
I ported and will increase the premiums
collected about s5No
! Insurance written in year
1879 SIS. 4os rs G
! Premiums collected ........... 7u.s57. y
Losses incurred -.-....-.-....... 2sa.0ss .
Losses paid ..--.....---..-...... It's :
The insurance companies have made
! money in Oklahoma during the past yea
and il is estimated that the expenses o,
the companies amount 10 thirty-hve K
| forty per cent
From the figures shown IL there had
been tax of two per cent there woulS
have been about $4,000 placed in the ter
ritorial treasury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
Wichita Mutual Burial ASS n.

]. Leo Phillips of Kansas City, Mo-, is
In the city on his regular semi-annual
visit, tuning and repairing pianos and
musical instruments. Having no time to
solicit, patrons are respectfully request
ed to leave orders at Mrs. Hays studio
Sedgwick block. 72-Su-tu-th3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
HAD SMALL WRECK.
Eight Rock Island Freight Cars Went
Into the Ditch

Chickasha. l. T. Feb. Slight freight
cars. loaded and empty, comprising part
OF Rock Island freight train coming into
Chickasha last right. were wrecked be-
tween the bridges over che Line creek and
the Washita river. No one can explain
Just how it occurred. but the wreck was
. bad one and DELAYED traffic for some
time. Among the loaded cars were one
each Of coal. wheat and cotton seed.
This morning the officials in charge of
the traffic here were compelled 10 build q
temporary track around the wreck to get
bby.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
Locste School House Site.

Guthrie. .. T. Feb. e,-cioIsrnor T. Il.
Ferguson today signed the bIli which
passed both branches 81 the legislature
permitting school district s. IN Woodward
county 20 locate y school house and bonsss
have been voted for the building. but ON
Ing n the Supply reservation. the school
house would rot b located IN the center
Of the district. hence ne legis.a,Ive act
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
71-10t

We have just received three cars of
good Oolagah coal and can fill your
orders for few days. but you will have
TO hurry" ]. H. Turner. phone 1876.
46-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10
TWO BOYS MISSING.
Impression IL That They Started Out
to See the World.

Oklahoma City. o. r, Feb. e-Chariie
HARDWOOD ard Willie MeRee. each about
II years of age. left their homes on Chick
asaw street yesterday and up to O'Clock
this morning have failed 10 return and
their absence has caused much unsaxiness
IN their respective homes
The first lad Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. F. Harwood. residing at 81 Wes;
Chickasaw street. and the other boy Is
the son Of DIR. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. McRee.
residing at 80 West Chickasaw street
The fact that both boys are kep; at
home closely and not allowed 10 be abogt
town makes their absence from home
for so long a time cause uneasincss To
their parents. and the only theory offered
&C a cause for their disappearance ~
the suggestion tina: they have started
out from home with the intention % see
ing the world. II they are not heard from
this morning a systematic scach for the
strays will DO fuaugtfrated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

Many mothers administer Piso's Cure
when their children have Spasmodic
Group. 1t is effectual.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-10

Daily Eagle, Delivered, ioc per Week.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26
llcberidjiuemmnna.
8 m a f a, yeebr.. 2,. sDfoi

Sm a + a, Hebr., 2i. Mai.
@eitern g(beno sing in oern Sbale
oes Goppio-S -Sluiles, 5tuan;ia Weilen
peitlid BON bier, Elm tpolfenbriid-
artiaer Sfesen nieoer, in SoIge befien
Der SluB innerbalb tpeniger Miniten
aepaltig anihipoa uno -Sie gan5e
@eaeno iiberibipemtttte. Der auge-
riftete Shaoen lit ean5 erornt.
Son Sunberten bon slcres Duroe
oas @etreioe fortgei6tpemnt, mo-.
bnrd alletn ibon elm S6aben bon
et,pa 100000 peruria6t milrbe.
SSn Der NGbe bon Eortal rib Die
ssIutb einbumbert SUB oom 8abn-
bett Ser @tiilorri Bucific. .gabn fort,
oie 9urlington @abn rerlor 500
Sub @eleiie unb Der 8absshamn Der
ltnion Gacific ipurbe auf cine Strede
bon ettpa einbunbert Sub 5erltort.
Ser gabnperfebr bonn @eiten na6
Smdho lit iomit pollltGnois geitort.
ssn glottsmoutb ihoB Die Slrtb burd
bie Mdfn StraBe, nobel nift bios
bie aellcrgeiboBe, ionoern audi oie
91een iiberlbneinmt murhcn. Ser
SdaOen miro iid auf $4,000 be-
lauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26
Sitises glmt
sSasper. Tenn. . We

ssasper, Senn., %. Wai.
General 80. 6. Sona6ion, Der ebe.
maIige @eneralanipalt oiejes 4reiles,
bat Den Sarmer Sbomas Ghoatte aus
Wsarion @olnttp, Senn.. eridolien.
Ghoatte fam geItern sl6enb nod Der
Wobnnng bon Sobn 8rabunr ,rnb er-
ging iid IN beftigen &eoensarten.
General SonalOion, uelder anipeiepb
mar, iildte ibn 81 berubiger umb als
ieine 9emii6ungen erfolgfos paren,
holte er einen 9fepolper ilrb feuerte
brei Sdiiiie auf Gboatte ab, Der
gleih Daraiif Itarh. General 90.
nalOion lit Go Sabre alt.
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aampf nit gauSitcn.

Gbicago, SSa., 19. Wtai.
IoliseiIergeant 8bilipp Wtilleu
iouroe geitern gsaht i'm Scmpfe NIT
6rei StraBenrGubern ourf einen
ShuS in Die re6te 2unge auf Den
5oo pertpunoet. @r befano lid m
gealeitimg bon 5uei Sebeinpolidi-
item auf Der Sufe uab fiinf ganoi.
ten. bic am slbeno auf Der Straba
9Iocrman Ieter @enb!ina iiberfallei!
uno linn 8elo uno Sfnlutflofen i'm
@ertbbetroge bon mebreren bnnoert
Collars abgenommen baiten. Yin
3eorborn Ctr, nabe 81. Ctr, ltie'
ben ,lie aui orei perodf,.ig ousiehenoe
MGnner, bie, ols man lie no6 ibren
Namen fragte, iofort &epolper 5ogen
nnb SdliB auf S6ub abfenerten.
Gie 8olisilten ertpiberten Die SbiilIs
aus ibren Mepolpern. Sergeant
MiIler ipuroe. bon elmer M:sel M oia
9ruit getroffen tootli6 pertpnnoet
nieoergeitredt. Sn Der 9unfelbett
entfamen Die &erle, pnn oenen Der
cine periuunbet 81 iein itien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26

Gatifan.
Np o m. IL. 9)2o'

nSN uer ~ UleluHtIlrlIleIlPIl U(UItu)Ss
Srage auf ben Hbilippinen bat ii6
MN elm merftpiiroiser 1tmidtpilng
poasosen. 9ie Stimtming, melbe
iriiber oen ipaniiden Sroenslellten
10 feinolit mar, lit iest 5u beren
@uniten umgei6laeen. Gem 8atifan
limo fiiralib cine ganSe Geibe @eiu6e
aus Wanila ausesangeh worin se.
beten miro, Sdritte gu tbun, Inn ben
Sort5ug Ser ipaniiden M6nte bon
Gem @rhipel au perbiiten.
ssn ieinem 9eri6t bat Ser apoItos
liide 9elegat auf ben Hbilippinen,
Migr. @uioi, burgelegt, bas bonn
.9iidof" Iglipap prooo5irte Sdis-
ma babe bis iest MIR uertig sln.
bdnger gefirnben, MIR IA @eiitIihe
hGtten iif bemielbeu angeibloilen,
obpobl Die berridenoe politiide
Bartei eifrige slsitation in Dem
Sample segen 9fom betreibe. 8ou
bieier Seite perbe eifrig fir Die Ser.
treibung Der Wtonde Yropaganba
gemad)t lnb oabei bebauptet, Die
M6nde itdnoen Der grlangung ser
llnabbGngigfeit i'm @ege. Wiigr.
@uioi peilt in ieiuem 9eriht baraui
bin, oaB ourd Die poaige gntfernung
Der ipaniiben Wfonhe BON ben Ybi-
lippinen, oeren 3abl etipa 400 be.
trGgt, mebr als 100000 fatboli.
ider Siltpinos ibrer Seelloree be.
ralbt piiroen, ba Die anDeren Silt
pino.9 .9eiitliben, MIR $50 on ber
3abl, nidt i'm Stanoe ieien, alle
Ifarreien 967 an Der Sabl, 81 per-
ieben.
sluf bieie @riinbe bin miro bie
gntfernitng Der ipaniiben Sroens-
leute uno Der grias oiirh mnerifa.
niihe 8eiltlihe MIR ldngiam Dor iih
geben.
Die Serbanolunsen sipiihen Mier.
@uiOi unO @ouperneilr Gait betreffs
stnfaufs Ger Sroensl1noereien iino
tempordr eingeiteat, neil iih elm 10
enormer llnterld,ieo in Ser beiber.
ieitisen slbiddsllng Der in Srase
itehenoen Sitter ergeben bat. Wan
miro sitndfIt periuhen, ben tpirf-
liden @ertb bes 9anoes auf I'M.
parteiiicbe 8eiie feit6ultellen. 3ipi.
ihen @ouperneur Gaft uuo Wigr.
Suioi berridt i'm llebrigen .bas bette
ginpernebmen.
9f o IN, II. Mai.
Ser Eater 8atreai, elmer Der ber.
porragenSlten @elebrten bes Gapra.
nica GOaegiums, lit gum Sefretdr
Der apoitpliihen Delegation IN @oib.
ington ernannt poroen. Der bisbe-
rige Snbdber bieies glrntes, Wigr.
Sfoofer, gebt ais 9iidof nad Saro,
8ilippiuer.
q o m, II. Wai.
Die 0ioseie 8ancouper lit Der
Ssrrisbiftion Der @rSbioseie Oregon
ent5ogen poroen. 0oncottper lit 81,
einem gr5bistbum erboben porSen
imo biloet cine neue cunabilh,
Girhenpropin5. So6p'iter 9ertram
Srtb, 9iitbof bon Sancouper, III
sum @r5biifof Der neuen gr5oio5eie
ernannt iporoen.
81 o NJ, 90. Wai.
Gie TropagallOa bot segenlpdrtig
oen slntrag IN grfpGgltne. Die 9io.
seie Davenport IN Soma in 5lpei 9is.
thinner su tbeilen. sl,lBerbem iolen
i'm gSeiten bier neue Sio5eien gegriin-
oct tmo oamit Die 9eiamnit5abl Der.
ielben in slmerifa bon So aui 80 err
bobt Dereen.
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0rofbritannien.
60 ms 0 II, 2t. gtt

Non0on, q. Wfai.
Sier finbet cine on ben &uiier
@ilbelm eeridtete sloreiie sablreihe
llnteridriften. Sic oriift ole Soft
nlmg Ger britilben &atbolifen aus,
boB Sic @abring nuo Der ShuB Der
fatholiIhen Sntereiien I'M Orient
9eilti6lano anpertraut meroen moge,
mo periihert Dem 8ailer, oaB Die
britiihen aatbolifen unmlfborlih
harauf biniuirfen mollen, oob Die
WtiBperitdnbniiie 5miider 9eutid-
lano imb 9roBbritaunien perihpin-
ben iInb Die freunoidaftlidheu 8eSieb.
,ngen beioer Sdnoer beieltigt weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26

Duroe bon einem Ser ainber sefun.
aen. bon benen orei in einen an-
arenaenoen .3immer idlieien obne
ettpas BON Der Gragosie 6enierft sii
baben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26
Senti6lanS.
@erIin 90 O9ni

@erlin, 90. Mfai.
9urd cine beflagenSpertbe Sata-
itropbe auf Dem Wtiiggeliee, Dem be-
fannten BON Der Spree eebiloeten
See unpeit Sopenid, iinO mebrere
bielige Somilien IN tiefe Srauer per.
iett porben. Die 9erliner 8alii-
lellte Sipp, @urde uhb Subj, 10.
mie Die S6peiter bes griteren, SRI.
2ouiie Sipp, imternobmen eineu
slusflug II, einem Segelboot, INN Ger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26

2erielbe miro auf inenieitens $120,.
600 berehnet. gluf .pursen cine
Mnaabl bon SelIertpebrlelte bonn
@anhe ii6ermaunt uno m,lbten nod
benz Soipital sebrabt meroen no.
ielRit lie iid ieood gItiffihertpeiie
balo lpie6er erbolten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26

bon bier getroilt tperben nno allc
@orbereitlneen fir bic ScdSeii
tparen setroffen. Wm peib, onb
er fitr5 Dor ieinem 8cridninoen
5000 dl,s elmer @nnf aog. @on bie'
fem @elbe bat man an Der aei6e nir
nod einen Collar gefunoen. lSgie
conitatirt lit, pnroe Saienteiiter mit
einem &epolper eridboiien. @egen
einen Selbitmoro ipreder peridie.
nenp l1mlt1nne.
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@roiser SdlaScn.

2incoln, 9tebr.. 81. Iai.
Gin Seiier, ipelfeS geitern aegen
Mfitternaht IN Dem bieiigcn 9rNpn-
pea-9lof mlSbra6, bat einen piel
aroBeren S6aben perurIa,ht. oils an.
fGnglidb angenomnen pprben lit.
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9immGnicn.
8ufareit II. Wtai.

. II u 10 IT. WtuI.
esn Giinldnien orobt cine ofono.
miide 8rilis, neil eS an Sarmarbei.
tern feblt, uno Ole Hegierllns iudt
iest nadl Wfitteln imb @eaen, um
Ser peinlideu Situation absubelien
Gie prefdre Sahlaee miro Dem allse-
meinet Streit Der Srauen unS
Wldodlen seaen Sic slrbeit auf Dem
Seloe sleeibrieben, Sriiber pfleg-
ten Die gauernfrailen irno 9ouern.
maoaen ebenio idwer wie Ole
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TlammemtoS.
Snntingto II, g9. 3d..

Suntington @. 3d..
: Is. Wat.
Sowaro Iolette nno gil6ar Gbelt-
man fanoen belitc IN Campus, Wpo-
ming Gountp, ibren Soh IN oen Slam.
men. Wlebrere ihrer @enoiien pur-
ben 10 ifper perbrannt, Dob lie ibren
@erlebrngen wabricbeinlif erliegeu
meroeu. Die Seute l6liefen in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-26
idjpHen.

gem Srleans, 1S. Mni.
Ser friibere 2eutnant.8 .8oupernenr
glap &noblod ipuroe bellte allf Der
Wain Strabe bon SbpbiOeanr, Sa.,
BON einem 8arbier Hdnens Sames
@orault eridoilen. Ger @etootete
ipobrte IN Der gtGbe iener Srti6oft
unb meilte beiu6smeiie IN Der Staot.
@inseIbeiten fonnten bis iebt iiber
ben SOIL ni6t ipeiter ermittelt mer'
oen. ais oaB Der Sdiise aus gtotb-
ipebr banoelte. anoblod entItanrmte
elmer herporragenben Samilie tno be.
fleioete nnter bem 8oupernenr Uec.
gnerp bas Mmt bes 2eutnant-@ou'
perueurS.
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Gin Nriciter ST SuSe p.rbranut.

Golnmbia ST., 81. Mai.
ssn Ser Sorballe oes Tfarrbmlles
Ger bieiigen tatbolil6en Stride pnroe
bonn Bater Soiepb giinn Die in Slani-
men aebiillte 2eihe oes Saters 9ern.
horb Claus entoedt. gs gelunq
Gater giim Die Slammcu 81 er.
itifen, pobei er iid leibte grono-
iDunoen Slt5og.
gei Der coronersamtliden 2eiben-
i6al lit folgenoer Sa6nprbalt felt'
geitelt iporoen: Bater Claus ipar
pom Sdlage geriibrt iporben lnb in
Dem slugenblide geiforben, 90 er.
cine brennenoe 2ampe trageno, bas
Yfarrbaus betreten ipollte. geinl
an gooen iinfen, brah baS SelgeflB
uno bas Sel trGnfte bie Gleioer oes
Sooten, Die Seuer fingen.
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Ssilipino-S -Sramen anerfannt.

Se q II ID II ., SaflS.,
81. lfo.
Sene amerifanii6en Sffisiere.
pelhe oa glaubten MIR 5lnn Shers
eine Che nit elmer Silipino-Srau
einaeaongen su ietn, baben iid iebr
aetGuidt. Su Sort 2eooemportb
ioaen iih angeblidb iehs iclher Sffi.
aiere befinoen llno bieier Suge lit Die
erite sSrau su Sun Srancisco ange-
fommen. INN iid iofort nad Sort
2eapenportb 81 begeben itno bort
ibren flii6tigen @atten arf3uiuben
imb ibren slnipriih geitenb 3u
MAIDEN. gll6 inter BEN gelpobn-
lihen Solraten ioIlen iih niele beiin-
oen, oie ii6 pdbrellb ibres gluient-
haltes in ben Ebilippi1en BORT
Srauen genommeu baben in Dem
@laliben oaB oieie Chen nibt redts-
eiltig ieien.
Merer6inss lit iebodl bon Sem
&rieas 9epartement oie gntifei.
ouna segeben poroen. bai; olle iene
Chen rehtssiltig uno audi in ben
Ser. Staaten binoenb ieien. Sn
SSolge booon miro eS monden Ser
Saterlanospertbeibiser ctipcs ionoer.
bar All Mutbe.