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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
WOOL THIEVES BUSY AT CASPER
VI. VI. Brown Under Arrest and Others
Are Likely to he in Tolls
soon.

CASPER, wyo,, July 5.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-H. M. Brown was arrested here
yesterday on complaint filed by the Ma
trona County Wool Growers association
on the charge Of stealing wool from the
association warehouse. II has been known
for several months that thieves were
operating in this county, wool being the
article missed The Wool Growers asso-
clation has had a detective at work here
for several weeks and offered liberal re-
ward for the capture OF the miscreants
Brown is said 10 be only one of q gang
OF thieves who are under surveillance and
more arrests are anticipated The associa-
tion is determined to break up the prac-
tice OF wool stealing and will vigorously
prosecute those apprehended.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Friday and warmer In North
west Portion. Saturday Fair.
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN INVITED
Author aud Editor Asked TO Attend
Convention of Press Clubs
in Denver.

DENVER, July 5.-Invitatious were today
extended to Theodore Roosevelt, president
of the United states, and William j. Bryan
to attend the sixteenth annual convention
Of the international! League OF Press clubs,
which will meet in this city from August
q to September 1. Mr.. Roosevelt Is being
urged to attend not as president but as an
author, and Mr.. Bryan as an editor and
publisher. The Denver Press club, under
whose auspices the convention will be held,
plans the most noted gathering of active
workers on newspapers and writers gen.
orally that has ever assembled at one
time in this country on the occasion of the
league convention, The Pixies peak CEN
tennial will occur in Colorado Springs in
September, and an EFFORT will be made to
'fetdin the president long enough h be a
guest at this celebration as we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
At the close of Mr.. NahoelAp
- ,oIIovr,ne resolution was presented and
...,,tr,ously adopted:
CLEVELAND ON THE SICK LIST
rormer President Forced 10 Abandon
Fishing Trip to Wis
eonAin.

CHICAGO. July 6.-A telegram was re-
csi,ad here tonight stating that iorIle'
nrssident Grover Cleveland was sick al hlS
home IN Princeton and would be unaole
10 come west tomorrow, as had oeeh IN
tended Mr.. Cleveland and James H. Eckies,
,orm re comptroller Of the currency had
nlarned a fishing trip in Wisconsin nut
Mr Fckles was notified tonight that MI
cleveland would be unable TO keep the
engagement on account Of illness. me
Telegram did not state the nature OF MT
Clevelands illness.
PRINCETON, n. j. July b-Former
President Grover Cleveland is i'll at his
home here. but how seriously Is not known
outside the family circle A telephone
message from the Cleveland home tonight
gave the information that he was resting
easy.
Mr. Cleveland became IN AT his summer
home in New England and decided 20 come
10 Princeton and arrived here last night.
II was learned late tonight that M,
Cleveland is suffering from an attack OF
asthma, 20 which he IL subject His condi-
tion is not serious
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
NEW STAR IN FLAG NEXT YEAR
Oklahoma VIII Not He OmcIauy
Recognized as state Until
After Admission.

WASHINGTON, July 6-After consulta-
tion between Quartermaster General
Humphreys and Admiral Cowles, chief Of
the equipment bureau of the Navy depart
ment, the two officers who are charged
with the making and issuing OF the ma
tional hRgs to the army and navy, re-
spectively, 1t has been decided that the ad-
mission into the union OF states of Okla
homa shall be recorded by the addition Of
a star in the blue field of the flag placed
at the lower right-hand corner
As several things remain TO be done be-
fore the new state is actually admitted
and as the law provides that the addi-
tloral star shall only be set In the field
at the beginning Of the next fiscal year
after the state is one in fact the Okla
homs star will not be seen on the national
ensign until July /, 1907, and therefore the
salutes which have been given are premc-
ture,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
SUIT AGAINST OIL COMBINE
FtHdlay. Ohio, Prosecutor Files Conn
plant CharEinE Conspiracy to
Violate Antitrust Law.

FINDI-AY o., July 6-Proseoutor David
OF Hancock county filed informations her.
today IN the probate court against the
Standard OIL company and John ID. Rock.-
feller. charging that in 1852 RockefeIIer
combined individual partnership CORPORA
tions into the Standard OIL company the
purpose being TO monopolize the produc-
tion, sale and transportation Of crnd.
petroleum and its by-products.
This, II is alleged, was a conspirscv
against trade and a violation OF the ami
trust law
The Standards attorneys filed a motion,
20 the effect that the probate court had
no Jurisdiction.
Judge Banker overruled the motion and
decided that the court had jurisdiction.
Every attempt was made by the attor-
neys for the defense TO have the decision
reserved for . month, but Judge Banker
was hrnl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
zIoNISTS ELECT OFFICERS
American Society Closes It's Session
at TAnnersviIIe, n. " After
Choosing Directors.

TAENERsVILLE, n. Y, July 5-The
Zionist convention, which has closed It's
sessions here, elected the following ON
GERS:
Dr. Harry Briedenwald. Baltimore, presi-
dent; E. levin Epstein OF New York vice
president and chairman Of the Palestine
committee; Rev DR.. J. H. Masnes of New
York, secretary Henry Jackson Of Pitts
burg treasurer; Louis Lipsky OF New
York, chairman OF the publication com
mittee; A. H. FreemOnson. New York.
chairman Of the committee on organization
and propaganda; Benjamin Finberg of
philadelphia, chairman Of the trust com
mittee
Among the newly elected members Of
the executive committee are Prof. Solomon
leicester OF the Jewish theological semi
nary, New York; Prof, Max schlosslnSer
OF the Hebrew Union college, Cincinnati.
and N. Taylor Phillips of New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
SAILOR OF SYLPH rs STABBED
Member of Presidents Yacht Crew
Has Trouble with Italians
who Fight.

OYSTER BAY. l. l., July 5.-An unIden-
titled member OF the crew OF the presidents
yacht Sylph was stabbed late last night
by an Italian who had been annoyed by
several Of the sylph's men.
The sailors from the Sy1ph, who were
standing close to the executive oficers
last night. threw several bundles OF nre-
crackers among a party Of ItaIians who
were passing. An hour later the italians
returned and one of them stabbed the
sailor In the left side several inches below
the heart. Another Itlsian shot at the
sailor, but missed. The wound was dressed
and the sailor was taken on board the
Sylph.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
NEBRASKAN HAS A GOOD TIME
Cashes Worthless Checks and spends
Proceeds I'm Denver Red
Light District.

DENVER, Colo, July 5--(Special Tele-
gram. .)-Denver detectives are searching
for A. L. Gaumer of Bayard. Neb., who
has been playing a star engagement in the
red light district here for several days on
the proceeds of checks which he issued
freely, bur which have come back from
the Nebraska bank he drew them on
marked mo funds" Gaumer was until
recently member of the frm Of Gaumer
& Son Of Bayard. which was dissolved
just before he left Bayard He signed the
name Of the firm TO the checks. His father
heard Of them and writes the chief OF DO
lice that they will not be csshed by him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
WRECK ON THE LAKE SHORE
UnideAtihed Tramp said 40 BE Only
Man killed In Ohio
Accident.

CLEVELAND, July Strain No. p tthe
Southwestern Limited wesbound) on the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad
was derailed in the eastern limits Of this
city early today while running al the rate
OF nifty miles an hour So far as known
the only person injured was an unidentihed
tramp riding between the eOGehea-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
UNCLE SAM AFTER MRS. NATION
Woman with Hatehet Accused of
Sending Obscene Matter Through
the Mails.

GUTHRIE. Ok. July "a federal war
rant was issued today by United States At
torney scothorn for Carrie Nation. charg-
ing her with sending obscene matter
through the mails in her temperance pub
lication The Hatchet"
Mrs. Nation is now lecturing in Texas
and federal officers have been notified to
place her under arrest.
A recent issue Of The Hatehet" contained
a lecture to young men and boys In which
MrA Nation used very plain language
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
LIBERALS cNNrROL THE COUNCIL.
Vets In Upper House shows DEift of
Public Sentiment.

ST, PRTERsBURG, July s-The council
OF the empire spent today discussing rules
of order, The relative strength OF the re-
sctloHAry and liberal wings was shown on
the vote to deprive members Of the right
TO present popular petitions. which propo-
sirion was rejected after warm debate.
The treatment of the bill for abrogation
Of the death penalty was the subject OF
general discussion In the Hobbies Of the
council The general impression is that
the bill viii require some notifications. the
exact nature OF which will be discussed
al a caucus Of the constitutional demo-
cratic members tomorrow. There is much
sentiment In favor OF the substitution Of
a measure restricting tho practically un-
limited right OF governor generals 10 order
offenders 10 be tried by military courts. al
lowing this TO be done only in time OF
actual armed uprisings. This would tend
20 eject the same object, as the civil code
provides the death penalty only in cases
~ attempts on the life OF the emperor or
Violation Of quarantine regulations
Premier Goremykin and all the mem
hers Of the ministry except NJ. stodypln
were present at today's sitting OF the eoun-
Gil The tone OF their remarks tended 10
eonhrm the Rechs surmise that the fall
Of the ministry has been postponed on ae-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
FATAL WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND
Two Men Are Killed and Two In
juFsd in Collision In
Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 5.-Two stookmen
were killed and two seriously injured In
rear-snd freight collision on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railway near Maple
Hill, Kan, at an early hour this morning
The trains involved in the wreck were a
stock train and watermelon special -
The engineer and firemen Of the rear train
saved their lives by jumping.
The dead:
THOMAS JOHNSON, Duncan, I. T.
JAMES CARSON, Lindsay, l. T.
The injured;
James Lindsay, Ryan. l. T.
John Cogg, Ryan, /. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
NAVAL MlLITIAMEN DROWN
Five Members of Illinois Division
Lose Their Lives in Lake
Michigan.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Five members OF the
First division OF the Illinois naval re-
serves were drowned tonight while prsc-
ticing rowing on Lake Michigan The
boys drowned were out for a rowing cruise
In 'dlngy' With the exception of one
Of them, all were inexperienced, and for
some unexplained reason the boat was
overturned and all were thrown into the
water. The men drowned were seamen
o'Carroll, schron, schapan. Pines and
Eleng.
At the time Of the accident there were
seven men in the boat, but two OF them
were rescued by the life saving crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
SIX LIVES LOST IN WATERS OF MANAWA

Accident at Lake Resort More Fatal Than
First Reports Indicated
MORNING SHOWS NUMBER ARE MISSING
Work Of Searching Waters in Vicinity il
Then Taken Up in Earnest,
FIVE BODIES BROUGHT ToSURFAcE BY NOON
Not More Than One More If Any Thought
to Be Still in Lake.
CoRoNERS TO HOLD lNQUESTS TODAY
officials from POttawattamie County, Iowa,
and sarpy County, Nebraska, to ACT,
SOME QUESTION ABOUT JURISDICTION
Question Of Liability Also a Pushing One
for the Lawyers.
RESORT RUN BY AMUSEMENT COMPANY
Held Under Lease from the street
Hallway COmpany-KursaaI to BE
Examined by Competent
Architects.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
Movements of ocean Vessels July 8

Al New York-Arrived: Giuthia. from
Trieste, Sailed: Amerika, for Hamburg
La Lorraine, for Havre; Frederick der
Crosse for Bremen; Hellig Olav, for Copen-
hagen.
At Naples-Arrived: Algeria Koenigen
Luise and CTetic, from New York.
At LiverpOol-Arrived: Merton. from
Philadelphia; SaXOnia, from Boston; Teu-
tonic, from New York; Caledonlan from
Boston.
At Glasgow-Arrived: sarmatian, from
Montreal. Sailed. Victorian, for Montreal
Al Dover-ArriYed: Pretoria, from New
York.
At CherbouTg-Arrived: PRINCESS Alice.
from New York. Sailed: Kaiser VIII
helm II. for New York.
Al QueenstoWn-Sailed Westerland. for
Philadelphia: Oceanic, for New York
At Antwerp-Arriyed: Mariette. from
Philadelphia
A. Havre-Arrivcd: Carthaginian, from
Montreal
Al Palermo Sailed: Neapolitan Prince
for NoW York.
Al BOston-Arrived Ivernia, from Liver
pool sailed. Arabic. for LyerpooL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06

TtBLtB, Caucasus, July b-A general
strike has bean declared by the proletAriat
organizations OF this city in sympathy with
the demand for the pardon of the twenty
sSVsn soldiers who have been sentenced
10 be shot because they refused 20 hrs on
the popuiaos during the disturbances here
last March. The troops are greatly ex-
cited and II the condemned men are exs-
eutsd a revOk OF the garrison Is feared
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
M~oRTcAGEE.S SALE

Whereas, John Tegeler (for more than
nine months deceaSed) and Anna Tegeler.
his wife, hs their certain deed OF mortgage,
dated the 18Th day OF November, 1883,
recorded in Book II. at page 1s4. inthe
Recorders Office OF Gaseonzde County,
Missouri, DID convey TO August Toedtmann
fsS mortgage, the following described real
estate. situated in the countyo OF Gasconade.
State Of Missouri. TO wit:
Attract OF land. commencing Al the South
we,t corner Of Lot no. Two 90, according
TO the plat Of Morrison Station, recorded
n the Recorders Office OF GaSeonade
County, Missouri. and from said corner
running South SIC feet, and $40 feel East
- point to be the beginning corner fIom
said beginning corner running south lao
feet, thence East 90 feet; thence North i20
feet, and thence West Go ieet, back TO such
beginning corner;
Which said CONVEYANCE was made TO Sc
cure tae payment Of a certain note and
debt therein described; and. whereas. said
note and debt, As we'll as said mortgage
have been assigned and conveyed to the
undersigned fcr value received; and where
As. default has been made in the payment
Of The said note and debt after the same
became dues
Now. therefore. by.tirtue ofthe premises,
srdfn puFSaatee Of the power Of sale IN me
vested under said mortgage, !. the under
signed assignee and mortgage, MI on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1896
between the hours Of . O'Clock in the lore
noon. and 8 o'clock in the aiiernoon Of suct
| day. on the premises described Aforesaid
offer Tor sale at public seudae. and sell {
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, thl
real estate described aforesaid. for me puf
pose Of satisfying said note and debt, ami
lie coSss Of this proceeding.
ANNA KEISKER
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

9oftoren hDdren ltets a%b8eneigt Elm
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
MuFfen. nn~ieracidlnel1 wirO auf ieiner

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Sciepbpemmp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
2las S.m G0uniY.
&aaennahe 3. airh greet.


-GaReDuabe a. S6irIt Greet.
5err Schn 3. 1uDOsmeper beDirbt
ftb uni bic pisIiae BOftmsiEsrfeus gu.
weiHer er pom gartsiRnnOpnnite
aus bsIeben, wUblbsre6tist 10.
Gem @ebrauH bes 9eIepbDns
no6-sunxsbeliea bat flo ber @eiunb-
heiissunanO 10 bisForr Gea.Ho &C.
beHext ben beHen Eieniie gum anf.
unb certeIrui Der asrsts Sat nod.
aelaisn.
Bsnnss man eeseuDdrtie ben
@astpnebe 6Iub nnterbalb Der 1rhds
IN aHasui 4ein uinuit NIB bic pislsn
pEphea @Dcle nn0 BARREN Febt melnt
mon Fh in cine bsbeuisube ooIen.
lnbi ~ beFnOen.
Snl. simmer nor tirsli& %
pnb 80 ia disii&er's aoufIaOen ale
@ebilte ibdtia. nnO i'm gtOre Des Q.
Buet perri&iete emil S@weiebon.
fen dthItH3t 7ltnae.
@eOro Mabel bsFnOei fin os.
aenmdttie in IhDpehliasu aanius
nm ba eine 6arm ~ beEahsen bic
e. Obne je oeisbsn gu babeu Dor e,
mem sabre sspsn cine tIeine 6arm In
EsnuGlin Gcunip eiutaai4le.
Abom s&mIOt. pOn osrmann.
mar lette @O6e in bisisr ssaatar
Ehalt UNI gerpnnbts unb 9stnnnte
sn beIudsn. q II In OisIer @eaenD
osbOreu unb a~ulsssOpen unO idtrtidl
einmnl Sommt e. bisrbsr nm ben en-
len nadasuaeuen uHb sins ualsubrsu'
men. Siebsu Sind unbm er bieIes,
mai nit mad 0auie. 9err S&miDl
Rnbst bei ieOem GtIu@e Sielea per,
daOesi; Bel Tim lsIbh buperts an Deu
Hsinen neIhr ben paien nint meb'
10 rent EOIosu unb ieine auOsu mel.
de uidt msbr i4ort senus Fno IN
bielelbeu nuEs Rom 10 nehnen.
On einen abenO lester s6udll
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-02
@ernna sntbal. nid.s gstanbenbee.

Gin Grub, tpdrlim Eerund anbaIw
tenb eebraudt iDiro in 10 bie[en Seis
men, 1T. Dab es nihts BetdnbenbeS
ireelh tpelder 9rt ent5dIt. geruna 1T
edns[i1 barmlcs. &c lam nod 70
Infige gebrnubt tperben, cbne Dnb man
lid Sroaien nneem1bnt. geriina bee
tipirft feine tempordren MeinItate. GS
1T permanent in iei1en @irtlmgeu.
es bat fefnen i1leHttn Gffeft mif
61s Snitent. es bettreibt ben Ratnrrb
nnmdbIid, inoem es Die lfr1a6en bon
antnrrb bsieitiet. gs giebt cine lirs
maize SamilieH, IN beneii Rerinn felt
.5tpanSie Sabren nb uub Sii eebrmb1t
.iuirb. DieS f5Hnte ntHt m5gli1 fem,
Ilpenn Reriina 9roguerl betiubenoer
|Ratur entbieI.