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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

found himself In an instant eirht Co.,
dep tn the ice cold sir-am. Once an
tuire his Ea~ping face aud ciutrhin.
hngrrs lsroks uP thTeush the Eneen water
Suerisiug outWanl IN th- swirl 81 tn
cuFreut. Allsyue had dropI-d his shat.
tend sword and vas standing. trt.miiins
~ every limb, With bis rag all chanses
~ an instant 60 pity. for ths third
time Tie drUwning man eaHe O. the sur.
faee. his EYES turnrd IN despair Co tn
sbore. lH an instant AlleyBe. toa. VA.
IN the t;arSnne, striking out with I,Suer-
fui sirokes Zoe his late focman.
Vet The eurrrnt was swift and sironr.
and Eos.i sgimmrr A. ~ vas. u was ~
Easy ta-k vhi.lh AIi-ynr had - hinIsrlf.
To clutch NJ 1Eanier and 90 s-iEe him by
ne hair WIS The Wurk ~ few -eSun.is.
eat 90 hold his had ahoVe water and 90
make tbeir way oui ~ the elrns-ut vas
an0ther matter. Then az last. amid a
rheut - by ana p-aisr fran the lsant
Thy slowly dFrW siear into taare sfar.
nant water. ~ the insfsns that = rat.s
masie ~ q dnErn ~vorsllu.lts linke.l %
r-thSr ~ tk~ huFikls-s. was thru4p by
Ferd ipte theiF hansiS. Tbn.e rails frow
sasrr arm~. and %. two e.ss,slsatsnts.
artrptnr and pale. wcre drasr.,l M The
Hahk' ana lay i'aniins uIs'a the gas.
Jdh- Trsnsey We ~ 6rss ~ co.ne o.
htiuself fe- " hsd dsns nashins durip-
'se h~rF~ h.fsle Win ~ es-rrat IL
siag~~rrf o. his 81 SD tashalI ll.u-. no.
~ hts rrz.-ier. Wa tsi rsis.sl kirss.if
't<s- Ne silsg sd vss sssiIiar f4g-fiv
y TIE bum ~ cSngratulaiiSns and %
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

thi, g~rrhan"~ th~re j. a LITTLE less noi-.
MD vhv - n~iss. Young Solomon -
an. ihli i foF your Wit 90 dis-oy~r. -
Iarlfru br~r - n t9ladin rypfna over
WITH thr Hampshire mud xiill striking 20
rs sb"rs. mans th1t the nai-e A.
le-s t"r Our hnins ont 81 tho coanfry.-
il",r - ~ 20 take this, sir:- sSkr,l
the ru1l.--s ~Iuirp.
oa may take q ~ u c,-n~s.- sd
Ford earrlrssly.
stint IL. Iiuratihrr- s,i1 1. ,.ii
squire with = hnr-f ~ isu-ht.- yva vriIi
have li'tie credit fru-n this r-r,Is,.,sn. 4
issyri':. T"nEnes are sharp IN lamp
"And srerilsy-
View we NV urore Inst. IN two
We nav - " yOur lEnce h a. Qaick a.
your via"
".H vrrr -~fi pa-~- TJ.rc.-,h- 49,
= h's-ir. h-fi--saf.A vs,ss.,- vs.. ~
souarp shouid~rs and ssasa,re ,'--.s s,i4
~ eVrruflG1-t Fu~rss--i sfrrasfk syos
r,-ss 80 Hzhslv arrr the pnsts.v ". a..
."f - ~ - es~Hv e~encpewcd Ths I.ara
t~.'s-h-,A -i-rr W. rraafs: 49, Ne t.o-
',..'h'.- ~ Ne s~sir-s ssvs fAss aas -
wv h-fh = T-aiss es~sas Sal To- %
.."a. veIns si-s- hrls-i-- ~ hnsvv b..S
d. - AH~~ne's ahaaik~r
a~A ~ksf - ~ va--- sirYs
VS. ssif thss = ~ lsdvss ss-s 49,
e-~-. Na..- 49, WsH ~ hrauner .-A
~. h.na e.rsr ere yoa Sc Jour
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

Clos 90 thr hank af tho Carunne tlserr
NY a little trast - rrrrn-suani. The
liver ran dep and swift M ta the sfecp
tank. Here th~ two cuultatanfs drrW
their SWorsls. IN sub Spalsats. a. well
- In the formal sports - tk- tiltins-yarA
Tranier had Woa n name foe strength
sud d-xterity. On The ofher hand. Al
leyn~ had uSr,i his wrapans In constant
'verrise anf prasfi~~ for every say faP
many mouths and hing ~ naiure qulrk
Il ~" aud protnpt q hand. h. might
i.ass nov - NJ man sNonlSman. An
uu~qual fizht u sr..m~d 90 pa-f bet
th"r~ werr a few. ani th-v t.te mast
sxF~-iepo-L wks sRw ~am~shinE IN the
y..fhs steady fray eye and wary sep
VIII left ne tsnte mn.
Hold. Sirs. hold.- cried NorfSury, ere
nv ksd h~-a ssv-.rt. this rrutlrnaaa
18th q tuo-AsnArd sunra. q eaaf foaf
ioseer fhaa tAaf 20 ouF fripnf.s
Iake mine. AneTnss~ nd Para
Ny. friendS ~ answered. \ unA-r.
stand re wpixhf anf basancp a -.
~ ~ e ~Ost ar sss en- issss 1aS
T-ans~r'. sr-.t sva-s -. iss..s /.
" ~ s,rzisAi M n fraaf - Nm
.,sh Md errst. e. fhat ~ uisAs siFks~
...-sns dowa Sifh = sut~eiag 49, ~
~ teFa ~ the hpsvv ki.As ~ r.i-As
-s.rd - ewH heaA so ka9F A esr,A--
s'sfssft.a Wv N 80 $500 sna r.a~--s..l
r-,sr. we,.s srs.sea -. hils. 81 vAS-h
fu.]tsA.f s'ish . a~ea sra r.p-.~
notcA N uhicA IN expert swordumaa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

iraiSc yLieh broke Irlm ,l. -,...
. aTuuud hiIl.
Il am murh lsholdrn to sou. sir." zlr
! Trauirr. thudgh in be- tD3y trirnuly ,uI,s.
'trri"-. ] sliould have bevn in the rI,yr
Eou but ior sou.
4 ask 30 thanks,- Allcyne ANSWERED
shortly. tive me your hand to risr
lord.
The river has trcn my enemy" s,kl
1Tanier, hut d hath bcrn "a r,ssl friend
10 ypu. for q hath saved Jour life this
THAT Is a. it may b." returned Al,
lcyEe;
nj the huitOin ui thr ''Lriui,,. s.....
Z rantor.
Here Is your Iourr-,int. Ellri-.'n.' %
cried NoThury. Throw % u,uf luGr
shoulders. that yea md! have 90 lrl-J
"nr dry Enrmsui.
And now aNay hack to ID" abby,
aid several
'1hir Inomrnt. sirs:" cried Allcyne.
he VAS l"aniug on F"rI's shoulder. Wiil
ll" hrtk"n sword vhi,h b. had pirksl
a. sii.l clutrhrl BE b. right hand. ~
ears LIHy L. ViusH hat dullul ly c.
water, lut I have ut 81 hlrl th.
-suii.WHn 'rIt" llrlrl for t'.r iu-u.
Whirh o.. Iuf uiun o." be t'n han"
VIII o., f"l ~r..i pursue ILL., puar-
And vhy o.. ,.r: lam sp-. a. t-t.
M sub thing, lGl o-HH Uisf I sU...
follow ii vlan | lrta l.i. or brlih.
Ma tui. ,uI hrt. rw tur ug.h 80
either. f'r you 80 as white o. Irrrll..
SID llaruiEh lluuJig. ut b. drop. -.-
for yuu lI,r t'HI" Wy VII oGf u' 6.
"Ndy.' said Ailryrr. ''th.s prrrui o..
none 81 nv making. en-. nov au D.. /
I sv'Ir thrt ! shall Urlur l.ryr th.s Ell .
until L-," t'l0t With ! have -1a" e. .
- a,k ny o. 10. Pr. Ur tLuU-c alU;L.r b
-llitr ai.i o. % g.Hiu.'
n, !ug'- squire wis deadly white
from b. 'Nrrti""s. beth on trs lind Or .
10 a." water. Sailing nud stained. w... b
0 smear 81 llp-l go his white slHullr-
nj auu'lrr "u o., brow. Oh. r' Wis s'It' \
u BIZ Wur'" I".-' 9't 90 tI.' ~. -fFuH'
4 an iuI'Nil'' r.stIu'.us. ~, o.rru-
ti's dui.,r gri Irrr' g1'.r' mimi
I11ilrl lHfHr' o." fir and intensity col O. F.
irh"r spiritual nature.
Il had u"I thDIeLt thrt You 81 trt.r
Z - arrl-..' s1i o. .vlrrrT.. e.
- hui sl''h r. ~ o.. ~ fIry o.. 20 crri.
% ~ ant. q !'u must L'.' % %, afl
''rhrl { an ,orry to-" ,u,rh Ausra.
warmly. "7ud lrr' D. o.. . 90 ur..l o."
Md o." u"'s-ri,gl D. n LI- HOW
NTr-' tim. Puufl li7rrrh T., ~
rrlh' Master iurl. yurr fria'I Or. {. |,
. n''7. ot a 'Ir - wine. t.r o. lr'H /,
-''ul ~. fly of Gr-.gInr v~f,-. hrI|
Iut thought fru-l d.. ffir f.,,. fH-i D..
gd siur~i o. a. usttt.r 49, slr,r H'g
"Faith.' sid For, "this air 81 l.lr.
eauN hr'i tTrusl urr tr-. l..-.' ,r, inip =
4 T.'l.- or r1~s ,r,.t-f .-,u-
"Iih never 'a'r" uuf 81 lilwr-.hirr. |
Ills ua~i"T 9'-". - I understand Z.
V"rl grfil" AMI cpu-f"uls r,.rfl"w7n.'
''fuarks'l ll1uvruh: ",.t I - PCT tH.rr
'st th"y ar' 'i'Nar .i tl.ri uH1 vlt'
lUm % j. ,.-y s.:. o. o.
T0 D. Cos'iauc. St Tr,tJ
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

'tli Ga-rony j. too small a cogk 10 CROW
., Justify"
The smaller c,,k. my Iorl Aulley
r1, hB," thr l"uE"r spur. rrnarkrd the
'lrtal "a. l;u,h
NJ. have u> crub dipTsyl Il IL
4 mako ",,r-Wu,h Isi~r." bruLr in an
I i,r-.. -huHu
J o., uur l.aIy Il EoramdDur cris,l
TO- Lori 90 Nu,iiaut. 'this j. more than
Z IN abide SIR John Charn-ll. you
shall answer o. no fur those wof,is -
"IrHly Wy 'r-j. and when yuu 10. 4"
returned fhs Ir+Ilsbu-u ,.-ai-. &c.
Ny I.uul g. ellison ." cria,l Lori
AuI'.v. wa ltzik -umsuhnt Gs.yll, IN
u.y direction. l'y - stephen. I should
r. r'-ht riri % 60 further into the nat.
t.r with Nuu.'
AMI sea. NV I.rrl - Poume-s" saii
Nr \ 81. pIsh.rr hiS way o. fhn frput
f - no nv mind th7t ~ might break
lHrr' BOO -Hni." Hrd honorable dThate over
f'f #u..fIHr.'
Inr upnent DION oh-ll.ngrz
flashed J.. 'sT-d a~i fu--rrl - this
.n' I'm bursting - Tho ,I.,.ll vhbh had
lowered 80 long b.fur~n tho .h's 80
lTa two raf'nus. Iuri"us anI s~s'ir,i-
'f.'. tho ts7~Fsus whit. sud Odd 80.
sr'a.-ins thr Eugii~h. while o.. priv.
with q h1'f-su.I' GLANCED f~.rn urr part
20 ~" Other. lit" n man Who l'yoi o.
.'vrII uf"n a fiery scrns and yei dreadsI
! 70 ftr mischief e. 80 far that D. rlizhf
'rl 10 hsyari his s,lrfr,a
'Ir.srH.. frinnd~." D.. crir-l N la-'
''' , 'u7rr"l must - rD flrth~r. Thn
: "a shall answer o. fHn. % b. ti7~7rn 90 .
l.n-' '>h. whp rtrrI.-, If ia.ruri This r,s1rn
! rr' urrrrnurh Usel ftr vurf- sTurls .
go EHu .houd turn ihr-1 u,-.n each
SIR John t7i1-usli I.rrl Au,lIrr.
.. 20 rot drflt fIe ,uurl-. 81 our
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
CI1AlTEE NV.

N.hl' ihe IriH~o's c,u0r.l wns sittins.
A.l,,a- rud Iarl I'D rr-Iaip.-l An ths
uf.r fn', Win. thy were sson sur.
'.ri-.I.l O.. q Tpi-y gutup II Young Eug.
.'s'ir p their own rank. an ca-er 10
,rHr f.' lJ.g nov. fru-l Inslansi.
y l.u IS 10 With th~ oid Ian al Wind
surt' g.s. ] uar.
Anil huU wish The guol Quccn Ihil
i.'lt
How - England. my Lads 20 I.nring;"
sa,l n sIuirr named Humphrey.
i take u. said forl that IL - rlt,sh
a. u was Nhen y"u we're there last. save
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
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IL my hard j. not har.l u i r.ldy.
"lieadyi Ready for whatI EOT Ga.
hem q my T. train"
Ready to chasti~e insaiener. sic -
uiol Alleynr With flashing eye-.
! sweet little Cz ansNer,-l th' lgrl'
\ squire. "Sush q dainty cplur' ~u.I 4
| mellow y"ir,, Eyes 81 n baShfui m1ul
| and HAIR &c. thrvr years bate Viola
| IT, Ias~=i bis thirk fnrers rrl-iI.
ihrorgh The youths crisp rolsl.n srlrls.
'Nou srek 60 force a quarrel. sir. sail
Allcyne white with anger.
- uh1t thar
why. VA d. Il like = country I,r-.
and not Ike a gentle squire ila-t l,.I
90 bri and a. 90 taughis serve %
master ,vho G'uld show you how suci
And how would BE- Do o.. Oh. PINK ~
-puircsE'
lie would nriihor b. loud nor vu,..l
10 D., uumnurrrly. hut rather O. ...
-'utle than - hi, wont. lie would sls.
sir. ! should take u as an hnuur o. % r
seine small d.-,,l "f arms against yur. nrt
~ min" own glory 81 advanc.m.ut. hur
ether fpr the fam" "f my lad, md -
~" uph"liius 20 Chiyalry.' Thru D. world
draw bis glove. thus. aud throw d ca tls
=rpund or, II b. had Causs 10 think fl.f
hr bad a. deal with n churi. b. o. .it
throw IL IN his fa~r-as ! ~ nov 80
\ huKE Il .xcitement went M from ~.
lrut ~ s'Inir.s ~ Alleyne. his gruiIr ul-|
'urr turu~d by this CauSrless attark into
ferry rasnlutiun. dashed his glove wifh sli
D., strngth into the sneering facc 81 b..
sniagunist
Your life Z Mis-" said the iuH,.
~ nh a face y. vas Distorted VIA
"if YOU caa ~, IT," rrturnesl Anry~-
't"i lad UhisIcrcd Ford ~
- it drss ~ WAY"
Il sh.Il 80 justira,@ cried Noriur.
sir 'liN.r's silent attendant.
"lrI BOUGHT IL urn yourself. J,a-
T inter-. sid the tall Squire, " b. ufII
niiro II n R"-er IIarconh. ~ ...
& ''or lllsl" ihr nrHcOners Eut Or
~ shame II this went further. II
-l'ut = blow. = kigw - cried several of
h" s!uiF"~. There must &c a finish o.
Iis."
Nay; Trani~r first laid hand wan ~.
'ld." said llaDnmh. 'Ilaw Eiy ,.I.
Irantcrf The matter may test where ii .
.tauss:'
My name i known IN thrSe rarts."
aid TrIutcr PrUdl!. Il can "a IsT,S |
bat might leave stain uf-,n nnoth.r. |
81 hin rick up his Fl're aud say that
Il would 49, him In the claws 81 tbe !
lrvil FIRST" whiSlsnrl Pond.
You hrar. young sir;- aid the Tearc-
l1ker. 'Dur frirnd will ovrripok the
u1tt.r u YOU d. hut sly that ~ have
iCied IN heat and haste"
4 came hare NJ the l-ck &c my mas
Ter. answered. Alicyne. ''and Iookesi On |
ry~ry man here as an En-iixiirnan and |
Trend This sentleman hath shown lie 4
,sugh welcun~. and u { have answered |
iim in the sams spirit b. has hut himself
% thank. ! will pick the glove M. bat.
'.rieS. ] shall ai'idr By What I have dpne
iulr~s b. irSt crave my Iar,lun for what i
hath said and si.,ne
Traut"F shrugged his sh"uldrrs. you
aN~ alu- What you sluld TO- save him.
iary1ul.." D" said. We had lest settle
d uut-s
80 say I, cricd Alleyne. j
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

Ambi .,Ous An ,le.aa N.ti....a Intsr-
tsfea Iu nts-.ts q. -.-.-.


The guH pis ,. 49,. E-'lamy
Stur'r fug tha I-I..0..uH EN-. leg hns.
lund. lrrurl. G.tDl 3. .., aul4 =
SAILOR 9" Au-tr..liuI rI-g. ate no,y
blamed fur Ia u.LluNai frYA the iiplo-
Halic scr,.re uI the United Sutcs.
!, n claimed that Mrs. stIrrr's ..mbl.
,.un was 50 iulru,t that she not bnlr
f!Ci 20 briu- pressure 90 bpIr an lie
i'TcsiGeut for tLr advancrurut 81 her
lushanl. bUt that her personal l.sir,
80 have another American cardinal De.
came OlJeCtiuITuiu. ShH adyu.ltcI
Archbishop Ireland Tor tho position.
nd asked a. sidaut Roosevelt 10 use
innucncc In Tie a.v.. ships J.hllf
"a Rome.
President Roosevelt wrote N -,ply
thai be would Ike 90 seq th. 4r,ll.
10 hop Of - Paul clr,.u.I anI
si.ua' very hI -lir u al, arcIp .pft
public ser, Ices AMI breadth u ,..vv.
Tut h. d,vl1r,l De- cpu,l u1t he,p.I,
-y0lNvl iu any matter 90 ,.Iu-.u .I.r.
'.Hs, All %" point ! ont % Mr.. S.o- .
low iirprur.- 10 would b, fur him .
advocate thu >rI-Hipu hg tlc pun. ~
any prrsnl fu- any pla.'.
Mr.. Storrr, Il is av,rrtl made us,
- The expression u tie Frs sl.nt
I.1t h. would liz - see IA, a-,h.
hop made I cardinal and riIs 4 {.
- cu.rc t. the attrniiou ~ p. "A A. ul.
.-ri"s Ia such Z way that 70 1riaA-rI
10 b. the wish ~ the prcs.lsuDfiat
.aH action should H. taken.
President Roosevelt wrote % Nlr1nt
'NpnStulatinc. aui calling attention D
IS original note. iu vhlrh h. said d,
" uull Ike % hlv, Ar.iF hon IT,.
b nj elevated hut cuulI Mt u..!l!, 4
''rh affairs. and p. I,uu'.l uIt thu.
lr qualification had not Nrn mad,
;s' 81 iu convection win o.. .rrl-...
Endorsement 70 tn prUpu-.-l NV earl.
nj b'h"r quest sons sr'-,'. auI o.,
administration found n~.lT ennis.
3sscd 100 other ways AMI ii' Iufl p.
Iult WAS that H. connection - VI.
'i"rrr with TIE Diplomatic serve
cascl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

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4 stronr docooti"n ~ common po',-
root. mixed with "a '.r.l quantity a
blark uolasscs. boiled @ q sv-up. a-l
spr'ad uls'si brad O. SIR. AMI ~! r
death TO corlHO@,h,s. Thy Ct l.
grcClily and Dc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

r." paving blo.is - som, ~ Il,
str",ts - WgrsaW Az ua-t % co.-4.
l-'-s.l straw.
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The Emperor ~ ~ G-.tl.h Enrrs
las 5itStt'pp Wh'tr >Ir...-. T.. re-
maiudcr Az bllck. brYWa al y,l.Jg.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-10
Fair Tuesday, warmer In Southwest
Portion. Wednesday Fair,
POLICY HOLDERS IN SESSION
Olney Heads Movement 20 Overthrow
Management of Two Mutual
Companies.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The International
Policyholders' committee organized to over
throw the present management OF the New
York Life Insurance company and the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company Of New York
effected permanent organization at
meeting here today by the election Of the
following officers:
Chairman, Richard Olney of Massachu-
setts vice chairman, Governor j. Frank
Hanly Of Indiana. executive committee,
Alton b. Parker Of Now York Governor
Emory Smith of Pennsylvania Harlow n.
Higginbotham Of Illinois, A. NJ. Shook Of
Tennessee, Governor Henry Roberts Of
Connecticut, George Samuel Pennypacker
Thomas b. Wanamaker Of PENNSYLVANIA,
r. G. NeidrinRhaus Of Missouri Samuel
Newhouse Of Utah, Samuel Untermyer Of
New York (of COUNSEL. Seymour Eaton
secretary, G. r. Scrugham (organizer).
The general committee formally added to
the list Of its members the names of Lord
St. Oswald and Parmood Barnard, Nj. p
to represent ,he English policyholders.
After the meeting the committee issued
an address to policyholders in explaining
the inception OF the committee and out
lining its plan Of action
Reciting that the voting power has
gradually been transferred from the policy
holders to a few of the executive officers
centered in New York. the address says
that II Is necessary for the 10000 policy
holders to organize without delay, as this
year under the law recently enacted af-
fords the poicyholders their only oppor-
tunity to obtain complete control in one
election, while hereafter only half the di-
rectors can be chosen IN any one election.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-10
BREWERS AGREE TO BE GOOD
Kansas City Companies VIII Give
Bond to Obey Kansas Law IL
Property IL Released.

KANSAS CITY, July 9.-The brewers who
control the joints in Kansas City, Kan,
admitted defeat in their EFFORT TO keep
their places open in defiance of the law
when they announced tonight that they
will agree never TO sell liquor TO the joints
in Kansas City, Kan, again and promised
TO give bond a guarantee of good faith.
The Helm, Rochester and Imperial Brew
ing companies, which own and control l5O
joints in Kansas City, Kan, will make ap-
plcation this week in the court of COM
mon pleas for the release OF their property
which by order OF court is locked up and
held by the authorities. The brewers agree
TO give a bond OF $1,000 for each building
they own in which they have fixtures as
a guarantee that they will, not again violate
the liquor law.
Where the buildings are leased by the
brewers the property owners will have to
give bond before the padlocks will be re-
moved from the doors. Eleven iointists
we're cited for contempt by the court Of
common pleas today for violating the
courts order by selling liquor yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-10
STEERAGE RATES REDUCED
Prospect of War Between Ham
burR-AmerIcRn and North
German Lloyd Lines.

BREMEN, July 9.-The North German
Lloyd Steamship company today reduced
the storage rate to New York $250
HAMBURG, July 9.-The reduction in EN-
igrant passage rates announced ly the
North German Lloyd Steamship company is
that companys answer to the Hamburg
American lines cut of the same amount
last week, which is its second recent re-
duction. The situation begins to look ex-
tremely like a rate war between the Ham
burg American and North German Lloyd
lines in the emigrant business.
IT is explained in the Hamburg news
papers that the Hamburg American COM
panys reduction was designed to give Ham
burg it's proper share of the emigrant
traffic, which latterly has been declining,
the emigrants departing from this port in
June numbering only 9,01l, as compared
with 1889 in May. Both Austria and Rus
sia sent in June less than half the number
of emigrants that departed from those
countries in May
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-10
FORGERY, SAYS MRS. HARTJE
She Charges Letters to COachmAn
Bearing Her Name Were Not
Written by Her.

PITTsBURG. Pa, July 9.-David n. Car
valhoe the handwriting expert who has
been engaged in many famous cases OF me
country, among them the trials OF Roland
B. Molineaux arrived here from New York
today. He has been called here to testify
for Mrs. Hsrtje in the divorce case brought
by Augustus ]. Hsrtje, the millionaire
paper manufacturer. In the previous hear
ings Of the case appeared about forty let
ters, IL is alleged, Mrs. Hartje wrote 10
the family coachman, Tom Nadine, and
which have been declared a forgery by
Mrs. Hartje and her counsel II il upon
these letters that Mr.. Carvalhoe went to
work soon after he arrived.
The Hartje case will be resumed tOmor-
row morning and Il is expected that the
result OF Mr.. Carvalhoe's work in part at
least, will be made known. The letters
have been greatly enlarged. some OF the
initials being six inches in height
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-10
ONE INSURANCE CONTEST
Williamsburg Fire Company VIII
Admit No Liability. saying
Earthquake Caused Fire.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The position or
the Williamsburg Fire Insurance COM
pany with reference to claims growing
out of the San Francisco disaster was
outlined today by President Marshall S.
briggs Of the company. Mr.. briggs
statement was called forth by the an
nouncement that San Francisco policy
holders had organized to sue his company
for their recent losses.
"It is true that the earthquake clause
was added only two years ago" said MIR.
briggs, 'and that some of the policy
holders may not have noticed Il, but II
they did not read their policies that is not
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"Of course, the ground viii Be taken
that the earthquake clause does not ap-
ply because IL was not earthquake, but
fire that caused the damage" said he.
1--WE are advised by our counsel, how
ever, that as long as the earthquake was
the primary cause we are not liable"