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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
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GiubrI4e.

Sn Der Nu&t bon GisnRag auf Wiit.
mod wurbe elm ginbru6 In benz 6aufe
bon 9. 6. 8argsr. 1904 Rorb senate
aoe., oertibt. Die Sisbe perfdoften
Rd Gineung burd Elm SsnRsr Of, Der
Settle oss 5aufes, uel&ss fs erbradsn.
Sic purosn isbo6 bon ben 8ewob.
nern oss Sauies asb6rt uno psriast,
bsppr He ibr Sanbmsrt ausibsn tonn
ten. eine unteriuhung bes 9auiss
eraab. bob ni6ts gsnommsn tporoen
mar. Bon ba bs9absn fid bis @auner
nod benz 6aufe bon D. 8. Barrier,
2507 Horb Wlfouri Str. mo He nit
81 In barren @slbs uno Strabsnbabn-
biQstis sntfommsi fno.
Sn Der Ha9t bon Wonsaa auf
Gisnfoa tuuroe bas 6aus bon ROah
WoOofoI. 1913 Broabwop bon 9iebsn
bsimesiudt. no f6 bisfslbsn nit elmer
goloenen ubr berei4erten. Der Diebs
ffabl rpurbe srf asftsrn Der poli3ei nit.
sstbstIt.
Der Wohnung bon s. q. etoforb,
1880 SaI plaes. murbs In Der Naht
BON Dtsnfiaa auf Mitimoa bon unae.
laoenen @dfsn Elm gsiu9 a%bssRattst.
@u&oem oisi.Ibsn bass6aus bsrluHsn
battsn, tpuroen bret nsbsr3ieber. bret
Samsnr6de unb cine Nefe bermiBt.
ungsisbsn uno unQsb6rt Rnb BITE Stsbs
NIT ibrer 8eute entfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
nnfaQ.

Sn Sutb @ttp. Snb.,. uuro'
geffern @has. q. Roore. Gin Gnasffsn
ter Der Yanoatia gifsnbahn @sisQ'
idaft bon sinsm 3use iibsrfabrsn.
nobel ibm beioe Bsine pom &umpfe
qetrenrt tpurben. Esrislbs uuroe mil
elmer 2ofomotipe nat benz bieli9er
Babnhof gsbra6t. bon no er In be'
ffdotif6en ambulan3 nod benz ct
0ineent 6ospital aebradt wurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
Sn's God smrad.

Capt. 2eon 9saf, 3msitsr aiRfftren-
Der Gupsrinienbent Der Snbiana'er
8sformf6ule, bs9ab Hd nab EEL @Iip
tn perrp @ountp. UNI bon bort ben @li
We@altfter, Der fetne parOle uerlsBr
bat. NOD Der %Inffalt 3urtdsubrinaen.
Tc@altfer entfsrnte f4 Gus EEL @tip,
ltsb bort i,ine frau i'm Std. ebeltdte
In Sorp. Mo cine Grau 3 Bonner
unb psriisB aud biefe. um pieoer au
fsiner erfsn ,5rau 3urtdlutsbren. Die
BiQnmts tam ans Saaesli4t unb Nc.
@aaifer wurhe berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

SGmorrboiSeu furirt in 6 Biz IA Sagen.
Pazo Ointment lift eine %sarunt,rte Sur fir
iudenoe, bluienoe pber b'rporqueuenee
Sdmorr boieen, in 6 bis Ia 9n9sr, ober oas
9eIo tpiro suriiderftdttet. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
@efterbcrtMt

sNetferbcrtdtf.
sar a etuub.n snb,no 7 lthr goretns. 16. Roobr.
@bteasc, 10 Topember.
Stir SIN biana s@en beute Mbenc; Sreis
tao, gun ebmenb. 8ewplftbeit unS trdrmsr.
QpeaIs@ etterbert4t
G65n beute gbenb; Sreitdg, jarepmer'oe
8sm6Iftbeit uno wdrmer.
fbermometerffano.
S59Hs -dernperatur. 80 @IaS
Eiebriefe Temperatur. .-.-...-. %
70. Z. 8Ittts
SecticuS.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
@btcaso, 10 Ippember.

sar .. etuub.n .nS.uo 7 ubr WOrs.ns. 1s. ROObr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
Gin Srtef
Spum $. Weiuifan, Kontraftor, Ger Gas Dan Camp
GilenbanoIunas Gebduoe erbaute.

SIM Dsraanpensn Snhr usrbrau4ts Id u0Qis feds RtaiOnsn gndHeine fr
nus @ebduoe in SnbianapoHs. Dtfs ioRetsn mir burdanittid $50 s.
8. 9. Cars Snbianopois. Sd babe bic @pmpORts Birds f~orgfdlttg tramf.
nMt uno Tam bsbauptn, bob ottIben bsoeutenO bshr Rno aIs bic seuDbn'
aaen abOn=gu dasins. 5ar gadasine bies Gba.attrs bahs i'd p,nsRsns
neuu ooer xn Dollars per 2aufeno beabsn mhHsn.
Seinobe ole bic In SnoianapOis bstbrau&sn godasins tommsn bon
DanbiQe. gus, Warinsptae. Sheridan uno aneersn punten mob mstsr st'
frnt, ub binabe ole bic buharabiaen asputkn Yadaehne mhhsn bon @lspes
lamb. Ntron obr Ct 2,uis asihidt wsroen. Der Sruno, wesbalb bhs 10 ih,
III Der. ob In Snbtauopols tu 3bon borbnnbsr III uno fdglih tene Bad
fen. 6abrif bon BeIang befsbt. Suite 9ew6bnite Sbon' DRr 6bale.gad.
Hene iOfen Tsbsnsinbalb bis a&sinbalb Dollars Der Saufsno. BEL Der aroeits-
adte ab9eihkrt, unb bO&arabiae Qeprsbte gadasine tOhen fanfghn Dollars
per $auienb 8. 6. y @ars oMr mebr.
Die SnOianupoIis @OmpORts Sdd @ompunp wrb ole Badfetne bnfaufn
f0nneu. wsl&e He fabri3ht. Sd babe 4then In Der @sienf&uft eeauft unb
CLAUDE. bob mir bteflben pI 9Io anbrnssn.
2yuu 9. Mtatfam.
Gompofte 8rid Mttien Fao cine quite nno F9ers Mnlass-
2dst, mas bic .8rbane" am IL. 9Opsmbsr iasts:
Wante unieYr 2etr nsrben HID ertnnern, bon 3Mt au 3Mt In unerem
gIate cine Hnasise Der @onpoRte Bird COMPANY esf.ben gu bobsn. 9a mir
fas fsr boriGhs In Der aufnabms bon annonon Rno. nm unirs 2ekr gsgsn
Satire uo e&uinoler 3u f&hbsu. 10 babsn mir, sbe bs anxtgsu aufsnOm.
men murben. bic eaae ea aranoIih untedu&t. uuo mir fanben. oab 2euh,
pslns ben bshen Ruf gsnO6su, benz unternebmen oohanusn. Sin dbnH&es
Ssf&dft i'm Often. mo Die Gahtaae Inee ni& 70 ehnfi1 mar me bier. eruis
R2 us fbr uOrbdIbaft. @tr fuusn uns. beute iasen gu t6nhen, ob unkr
urtbel rahe mar. Die 6obril. weIde BITE Snbiunapots @OmpoRe Srd
COMPANY on Der 0omsfsaot etrabsu erbauts. III in isoer 0nftst %fubHantkn.
Die rsFasn .Rafdinsrisn Fnb bic prafifdRsn, bauerbaftsasn unb aus benz
BOB SnOianapOIis auf Ohislbs as ien ionn. 70 ob f& bbfsIbe FIR bic attsn-
5nbater ole sns CUTE grtraesqus0e erueHen wirO.
eemsem Sic Siefem Coupon bemte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
Sitang Der Si@,rbeitsbeb0roe,

Su Der gefriasn SiBuna Der Sidsr'
beitsbet6res purbe Waitbsp Mulnlp.
als resuldrer 5eueruebrmann Der
5suertpebr auaeiheilt. Ta fsine psitsre
@si2dfte b%orlassn, trat balo 8ers
taaune elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
...MYreS Bulletin.
Wanner @inter 9anhiambe

Sequemlid feit se9en serinse I'M
fOiten. Manner Die Dem @etter aus
sefebt ino uerben bieIelben ais bas
yridtise Sins" inben.
Sapere pouene 6aultbanbI@ube
nit Soppelten armseIenten, 25c Sas
Yaar.
sdpere SoIf SanSidube, Csc bas
Yaar.
8urm sefitterte YeIs beieste SamS>
faube, $l.0O baS Yaar.
sdwere &utider Sanbf6ube, 75e
bas Yaar.
Sir ben &nabem
Gotbe nouene Sweaters, ipertb 81
Summi &raseu, matte Serridtuns,
zoe sOrte. .........11c|
sbielO Sdlipis, sep0bnIide 1Oc
&naben SduI Semben nit ,tuei
Sra9en aus seitreiftem YereaIe. Ditfe
paren friber SOC, 70 LANCE Sut>
emo anbalIen .25c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

~ .rIauqt-- Gin autts Wdonen thr al9euie,us
" puusarbeit. Der oneib ne 2obr uno oehdn'
bigger HIas. Ransuiraasn bet u. Q Rorosfs. 2sso
College Aoe Rsu.r . elepbou s4ao.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

~ srIauat - Gin qutes Tdoneu fur aaaemeius
" Soa, arbtit; mub snsi Id ip sasn fouusn.
R'ein. Samdie. aein pai3,n obsr bhesIu. aotx
IS. 90 per Brde. 5onaufraesn
1913 Rorb 4enniplDania Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

rlauat = Cine ante bsutihe Fron u~ittIeren
~ aliers fir %aD9.meixe 0onsarbelf. Nad3u'
troaen 6i4 Roib NET Sirobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

we oust-Nann nub Srau fur Saus ah4s uns
y Stsnorpett
Ro&gufraeen 3los seorb Teribtan Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15

~ rIuuqt-Gtne S4netbertn mn Abduberuuoen
y an PIeteeru ~ ma&ex. Ra@3nfra9en TN
Globe Rleiber aabsa. ede @afltnstsn nnb Sea'
mart Straits.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-15
Nn8 ben @eri4ten.
GIage auf Giniebung zines Wahen<
perlpaltera.

VIVID -"
pertpalters.
Robsrt 2sl,r psrtlaste bie @oopsra.
tipe @oal & See 60. auf ginisbung
zines Wafsnpsrwalters. Rldger III Elm
Nttiondr Der oben erpdtnten 8efel.
faaft. 9a Der @siGdftssans osriel.
BEN In l1noronuna ssrotbsn III uno su
bsflrdtsn fsbt. bob bic Girma fulirt,
usnn bic 2eitune nidt elmer iiGtieen
aruft ~ibsrgsbsn tuiro. 10 frengte Der
2ldaer bic 2Iaae on. UNI f& uno BITE
tibriasn atticn1re Dor edaben 3u be,
uabren.
Superior >@eridt.
Die Sdsiounastluse' BON Sba So.
cobs geasn ibren @nteer @ouin 90.
cObs puroe su 5unfsu Der 3ldssrin
enti9tsoen.
Die 2lnce bon Goa .. @ampb'a
gsasn ibrsn @attsn allie s Campbell
tuurbs su @unFsn Der 2ldgerin emf.
f6ishsn. 2aprsnes %. @sores puroe
bonn 2ihisr aIs Wsrm69sniberpaItsr
Der 5amilie einqefsbt.
Die S6eioun9sflage bon Clara
Dinohaufsn aeoen ibren 8atten 5rib
W~inbbauien purbe abastpieisn.
SIRE sgeritt.
Ri&ter allen aab asffsrn elm urtbeiI
In osrl e&oosnstiOb'la9e bon Bertha
g. 2omb. Dsrm69ensuerwaIisrin oes
berhorbensn ManIp O 2nmb, gsgsrl
bic Cincinnati. SomiliOn & SaptOn
@iisnbnhn. @sislidnft su @unfsn Der
RId9srin auf geaoblura uon $4,000 ab.
Criminal 8eribt.
Gus, garibsl, Der fd ueaen 6tb.
rune zines @siGdiis Dbne 9icena su
beraniporten haits, puroe nit IS on
uno Soften bsfrnft. Seine lebertre=
tunq bssi NidOIiOn.@ siebss mubts sr
nit slO. 90 uno &, FEN btten.
Der pOIipiasf &ubsrt Wsbgsr
rsidteT Qsfisrn TIM 2riminul. @eridt Elm
Ssiud elm, isinen projsb Dor einsn
anbsrsn Ridter gu perIsasn.
Stage auf gonifreduna bes 6abeas
eorpuss Serfubrens.
Ter Rsasr SOiepb Gee, aIias Bob
@Oe, frsnate asasn BIN Sheriff bon
Narion Gounip cine Slnee auf BOIL.
hrsdung nss 9obsus @Orpus. @e,fab-
rsns on. Der Nsqsr, Der felt 5 Sob.
rem In unisrer Stabi tpObnt. purbe ON
Wontae bsrbaftet, ba mon In grfahs
runa asbrodt bottle. bob sr in 8urp.
finsDile, 2p., tusgsn elmer S4ifbs
Lfdire ssmtniat uirb.
gr b~ea,inbet feline 2laae barauf,
oaB er felt 5 Sobre In Snbiannpo!is
pobne, Obne nit Der Poliaet In Ron.
H,tt su fommed uno hd abiOlut feiner
S1ulo bspubt let, bic feline 5rsibsiis=
~bsraubuna etforbsrs.
ShaoeneriG Bilagen.
Ssnrietta 2ouis bsrtIaate a&us
W~snbsnbul ouf $4,000 S9absneriaB.
Die 9ldaerin bsuObnt OILS Nisiberin
Elm benz 8srfluatsn asb6riass 6aus an
Der @uffiu Strabe. I'm 5 6sbrunr
1866 Tom bic Hldqerin auf osm Site,
wsl4ss Dor benz 6auie ourd WaRsr
BON elmer fdoob0ftsn 3inne bssIelbsn
aefroren NOR, su Sole unb 3o9 fd
tGnere 0erlsBunasn su.
@alter 2tblsr ffrsnQte 9e asn bic Sn.
bianapolis urion &ailpap gompanp
stns 2Ioqs auf $500 Saabensrfub OF.
Der Rldaer uurbe. obne 0eranloHung
oo3u gu aeben. bon angsfeltsn Der
Geisli6aft bsim gsfisiaen zines 3uaes
m%ibbanoelt. aeialaaen uno b6is sugs.
ri4fet. auf oie @erlebunesn. bic er
babel srbislt, bsartinost CT bic Rlage.
Robsrt 3. 8anisl frenets ae9eu oie
Staot SnDianopolis cine alaae auf
$4,000 ShaoenerfoB on. TerieIbe
tuuroe ON 8. Sept. 1906 anaeblid
but2 S9ulo uno Na&ldifeteit BON
gsb6rosn fdmer berIsst.
auf oieie 8erlsbung begrtinbet er oie
L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
Sflnd Well

The woman who stands well must
learn to hold her shoulders back and
level. she must acquire the art Of rest
Ing upon the balls Of the feet; she
must learn that the chin should be
held up and the head a little back;
and that the hands should be main
talned In some easy. conventional attl
tude when she has learned these
things she can stand well But to be
seated well IS another matter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
Month Wash

Peroxide Is exc llent as a mouth
wash and throat gargle wardine OF
tore throat and generally curing II
sven after II has secured a foothold.
Used once a week or so as a face lotion
Il has a whitening and clearsinr eff CT,
but II must be kept from the hair and
eyebrows because Of It's bleaching
qualities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
Minister Gri.com Leaves for uome.

Yokohama. Nov 1S-American
Minister Griscom left here Sunday on
me steamer Manchuria for the United
states. He was given reception
saturday nj HI by the American Asiatie
association. at the consulate, which
vas illuminated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
,ualitie,
,,,.- k,r.s- prnyri.t..

Parsons. Kan. NO.; lS.-Three drug
gists Of this city have been arrested b.
the police on q warrant issued ont Of po.
lice court charging them with selling
intoxicating liquors and maintaining E
place where the liquors were drank as
a beverage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
B. LIE WIN Z

Keeps her small dry good, store
next to Brady's Big Store. Bring
In Your Meu's Scoud Hand shoes
If too large or too small. and in
good shape. and get good price
for them. We buy Ladies' Cloaks
and Jackets for shipment To Tex
as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
DR.. T. S. HICKMAN.
Registered Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist

Main Street Livery or Stone Livery
Barn. Omcc Phones 336 and %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08

Brady Heights. Lots selling fast.
Best residence district in the city.
West & Singleton, Alexander building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
TULSA PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
MISCELLANEOUS
CITY sCANENGER

j. W Maupin, residence Third and
Guthrie, Leave orders at police
headquarters.
Phone 450
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
AsMUS BOYSoN WINS APPEAL
Council BIuRs Man Receivers Judg-
meBt Against Indian Agent
I'm WyOming.

ST PAUL, Nov. IA decision was
handed down today in the circuit court Of
appeals affirming the decree OF the circuit
court of Wyoming lin tho case OF Asmus
Boyson against Harry +. Wadsworth,
United States Indian agent.
Boyson, in july, 1899, entered into an
agreement with the shoshone and Arapahoe
Indians of the Wind River reservation, in
Wyoming, by which he secured lease
of property on the reservation for the pur-
pose Of mining coal, the consideration be-
ing 10 per cent royalty Of the value OF the
coal extracted. In 1906 congress passed
an act by which the tribes agreed to cede
the land to the United States for home
stead purposes, and as Boyson had not
entered on the'land under his contract with
the Indians, he was given thirty days to
make his selection OF land. Wadsworth
objected to Boyson coming on to the land,
and when he did the Indian agent proceeded
to eject him and destroy his machinery.
Boyson obtained an injunction and Wads-
worth appealed, with the result that the
circuit court of appeals held today that
Wndsworth acted without warrant Of law
and upheld the injunction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
UTES ARRIVE AT STURGIs
One More Day WIN Take Them
Into Camp at Fort
Meade.

srURGls, S. D., Nov. 25.--CSpecial Tele-
gram )---six troops of the Sixth cavalry.
with The Tito Indians. went into camp apout
a mile west Of stlrgs at noon today. They
will remain there until tomorrow morning.
when all so on the last lap Of tho march
to Fort Meade. two miles east OF Sturgis.
The Indians will camp near Alkali creek,
just east of the post, for the winter They
number about 4S5 IN all. They have 100
ponies in poor condition The Indians arc
poorly clad and sulky. Numerous people
from town went 10 see them and the
squaws are said to have thrown stones nt
a photographer while taking pictures. The
troops left the vicinity OF Morehead. Wyo.,
November with the Indians and were ON
the road to Fort Meade eighteen days, a
distance OF about l7O miles, and Travelled
very slow. The trip was bad one on ac-
count Of the cold weather the Indians only
having a. fcw wagons and using travois
They seem satisfied with the treatment ac-
corded them by the government.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
PORTO RICO LIKES PRESIDENT
Visit OF chief Executive May Have
influence on POLICY OF
Island.


SAN JUAN. p. r., Nov 23.-PreSident
Roosevelt, who sailed from Ponce Tor
Hampton Roads on the flagship Louisiana
at 4:3O yesterday afternoon, greatly iP
pressed the inhabitants of this island v g
his personality and notably favorab' :
suits may follow his visit 81. -
The presidents trip yesterday
Juan to Ponce, by way Of Areci s
one continued ovation. in spite OF IL ate
announcement in the change of his plans,
necessitating his return to Ponce In order
TO embark on the Louisiana. All the towns
through which the president passed were
gaily decorated and crowded with people.
He made speeches at Arecibo, Utuado and
Adjrntas. Near Byamon, Norton, the
Rough Rider, who was with Colonel Roose-
Welt at San Juan hill. met the presidents
train and presented him with O box u
grapefruit from the Norton farm. The
president was greatly pleased to meet his
old comrade.
While crossing the river from Arecibo to
Utuado the presidents automobile stuck in
the mud, but was pulled out by a team Of
oxen. While this work was in progress one
OF the mounted members of the presidential
escort was thrown from his horse into the
river, falling near the presidents auto
mobile. The president was upon the point
OF Jumping TO. the mans assistance when
the latter was pulled out of the water. Be
fore leaving Utuado the president was in
formed that his chauffeur a man named
Hodges, had not been able to eat his lunch
on account OF having to repair the auto
mobile whereupon the president insisted
that the party wait at Utuado until the
chauheur had refreshed himself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
DR.. PACAS' VISIT BRIEF
Representative of Salvador and Hon
duras Has Returned 20 HIS
Native Land.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Dr Jose Rosa
Pacas, the recently appointed minister to
this country from Salvador and Honduras.
has returned 70 his home in Salvador He
remained here only short time after his
presentation 20 the president and Secretary
Root. and il Is rumored in diplomatic CIR
cles that he win not come back 70 wash
ington.
According 70 the terms OF the recent treaty
of peace and commerce framed az san
Jose, Costa Rica, by representatives OF
Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador and Costa
Rica. all OF those four Central American
republics agreed 10 accept the presidents
OF the United States and Mexico as ar
biters OF any disputes arising between them
in the future. The treaty also provided
that within three months after the COM
pletlon OF the treaty each OF the four coun-
tries was 20 send a minister to both Wash
ington and the City OF Mexico. Honduras
and Salvador complied with this require
ment by sending Or. Pacas. even though
his stay here was brief, ana many mein-
bers Of the diplomatic corps think il un-
likely that Salvador and Honduras WIN
maintain regulaf missions IN Washington.
For many years these two republics have
not kept ministers In the United states
constantly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
MOUNTAINEERS ARE WARLIKE
French Soldiers Conduct Regular
military Operations Against De-
Tenders of the Churches,

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The taking OF the
church inventories under the laws provid.
ing for the separation of church and state
in the mountainous regions Of France
where an abundance of snow has fallen.
has proceeded slowly on account OF the
hostility Of the congregations, which coni-
pei troops sent with the officials to con-
duct regular military operations, keep open
their lines of communications and bring
up supplies
The church Of Dirinon, near Brest, which
had been barrlcaded for six months was
forced open at daylight today by a de-
tachment OF cavalry, which dispersed the
olericals, who. from a distance, chanted
hymns while the taking of the inventory
was In progress.
The authorities Of Marseilles have begun
legal action against Bishop Andrian of
that city because OF the violent language
he used in protesting against the action
OF the authorities under the church and
state separation law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
ALLEGED INCENOIARY CAUGHT
Man. who Declares Lord Told Him
10 set Fires Taken ny
Police.

NEW YORK, Nov. ss-WaJter Z. Finney,
% years Old who, the police declared. has
informed them that he has a mission from
the Lord ''to cleanse and chastise by fre."
was arrested today, charged with setting
the series of fires which created consterna-
tlon and did considerable damage in the
vicinity of Tweuty-third street and Eighth
avenue early yesterday. The police say
that Finney has confessed that he set one
OF the fires and that he was present when
several OF the other houses were burning
and also at numerous fires in the upper
west side within the last few weeks. Fin
ney was arrested in the hallway of q tene-
mcnt house in Seventeenth street. near
Eighth avenue, early today. His strange
antics had attracted the attention Of n
policeman. who followed him when he en-
tered the hallway of the house.
What are you up to-" asked the police
man,
Leave me alone" Finney replied. 'T
walk around a great deal and sometimes go
as far as Seventy-fifth street"
Two detectives who had trailed Finney
and the policeman, say they entered the
hallway just In time to hear Finney tell
the policeman that he had a mission to
perform.
What kind of a mission?' he was asked.
"The Lord has given me a certain mis-
sion to perform Finney is said TO have
replied
'You wouldn't set fire to a tenement
house, would you?' asked the policeman.
II certainly would" Finney is said 70
have answered. 81 would chastise and
cleanse them by FIRE"
Were you at the ire at Twonty-third
street yesterday morning."
''No." was Finney's reply. "but / was
told about It by the Lord. l was to the
fires in Seventeenth and Eighteenth
4 streets
The police declare that the boy con-
fessed TO setting fire 20 the tenement house
at $40 West Seventeenth street yesterday
morning. He is quoted by the police as
saying that he was passing $50 West Sew
enteeuth street when the Lord told him 10
4 cleanse and chastise them by fire He
went into the hallway, he Is said to have
told the police. and piled a lot Of paper
! against the gas Jet and set fire to the
! place.
! Finney lives with his widowed mother
not far from where he was arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
RUSSIAN FoREsEEs TROUBLE
NOvOe Vremya says War VIII Come
Between United States
and japan.

sr PETERSBURG. Nov. 2S.-The Novoe
Vremya, which is continually raising the
spectre of war between Japan and the
United states. in a leading article today
on the relations between the United States
and Japan, says:
Although the San Francisco school
trouble has been settled the optimism on
both sides Is not justified. The situation
is quite similar to that preceding the Russo
japanese war The race issue cleverly
raised by the Toxic cabinet may at the
proper moment be revived and pressed to
the point OF rupture, giving japanese the
prerogative OF the attacking side. This
growing conflict Of interests is most serious
because II is Inspired by a national ambi-
tion to which the United States in future
must either make full submission or meas
ure forces with militant Japan"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
LOBBYISTS IN OKLAHOMA
RumOF that Certain Interests Are
Trying 20 influence sIen visiting
New CONSTRUCTION.

GUTHRIE, Okla. Nov. BIN today's ses-
sion Of the constitutional convention del
egate proposed resolution condemning
lobbyists and their tactics The. rumor that
certain interests had representatives on the
ground for the purpose Of influencing the
men who will write the new states consti-
tuition was embodied In the resolution. The
convention decided to address a memorial TO
congress asking that the state OF Oklahoma
own the segregated mineral lands OF Indian
Territory. instead Of the federal govern
mont.
The convention adjourned until Monday
afternoon after inviting President Roos-
evelt. Henry watterson William j. B yam
and the senate committee now touring In
dian Territory. 10 address the body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-24
WOOD EXPORTS INCREASING
Practically the whole world Desires
This Product of the United
states.

WARRINGTON. Nov. zS.-"Praetically the
whole world is asking for American wood
and It's products says the bureau OF sta
tistics Of the Department Of Commerce and
Labor in a statement issued today. The
exports OF this character have increased 90
per cent during the nine months of the
present year over last year. During this
nine months the value Of these exports was
S5900O,O0O. This total is raised 10 s6i 000.oW
~ adding shipments from American ports
10 contiguous territory. Ten years ago the
total value OF exports Of this class was
SS2 10000
The bulk Of the exports are elassed as
boards. deals. planks, i0lsts and scantling
and the next largest item is furnitere