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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

that he would not object to the testimony
as to insanity IN the family provided the
proper foundations were laid. When, how
ever Dr. Deemer started TO testify as TO
Thaw's cousin, Mr.. Jerome said he must
object again. He declared II should first
be shown that Harry Thaw was insane
by competent evidence and It must further
be proved that the character OF his insanity
Is 'hereditary Then could the corroborating
testimony as to insanity in the collateral
branches of the family be placed before
the jury. Justice Fitzgerald sustained the
objection and Mr.. Delmas said he would
conduct the case accordingly.
The countess of Yarmouth and Mrs.
George Lauder Carnegie. Thaw's sisters.
were in court today and took keen in
terest in all the proceedings When the
witness Boman testified as to the epithet
Stanford White used In speaking OF the
man he intended to 'lxill before daylight"
Justice Fitzgerald said he would give all
those in the court room whose sense Of
proprieties might be offended the oppor-
tunity to withdraw. The countess and
Mrs. Carnegie went out, but returned in
less than five minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
COINCIDENCE IN WORLDS SERIES.
Comiskey Wins with Browns and
White soxs Twenty Years Apart.


White sOxs Twenty Years Apart.
1t is a fact well worth remembering and
one which, in the turbulence and din OF
forgot to look up, that October ID, 1855,
Charles A. Comiskey's famous st. Louis
Browns won the championship of the world
over Adrian G. Ansons famous Chicago
White Sox and October 4, 1906, twenty years
later Charles A. Ccmiskey's great Chicago
White Sox won the championship Of the
world over the Chicago Nationals. Stop
ping right there that is more than any other
Individual has ever accomplished in base
ball. But Comiskeys achievements as
The worlds pennant won last fall was the
third the Old Roman had won. The great
Won Der Abe aggregation got II over Chi
eago first In 1884 and again In 1886. But
that is not all. Comiskey has won seven
single league pennants, four times straight
Browns, 1885, sc, 81. IS, and three times
with his Chicago White Sox. The team in
play October IA, 1856. for the Browns was,
according to the batting average: Latham
Sb. Gleason IS. o'Neil II. Comiskey Id,
WEIGH CT, Robinson 20, Caruthers RI. Foutz
p, Bushong c. Foutz and Caruthers had
been alternating between the box and right
field in this series The Browns didn't have
a long list of pitchers, as was the case
with the two Chicago teams last fall, when
losers for putting Brown in once too
often" For Chicago: Dalrymple II, Gore
CT. Kelly c. Arson ID, Pfefer %, William
son as Burns 80. Ryan (Jimmyl RI, Clark
son .. The score was to 3. Ten innings
were played.
A wise man in writing in his Sunday
paper history of the old st. Louis Browns
tells the world that old Bill GLEASON played
third base for the Browns. That win be a
terrible shock after these twenty years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

have flown, for fans who watched things
during the great days Of the eighties al
ways labored under the hallucination that
Bill Gleason never played In position In
his life but short stop. and It was the only
Arlie Latham who covered third for all
those years. This same sage says that
Gleason was terrible" slugger, but weak
dope? He was a good batter, as the rec
ords show, and more than those records
written in guides will testify to his great
ness as q shortstop. This same man tells
that Doc Bushong caught all the games,
with a few exceptions, that the Browns
played while they were winning the Amer
lean association pennant for four years.
Where was Jack Boyle, who achieved fame
by catching twenty-four straights2
Percy Pipedreams win think Omaha has
an inield when this team journeys to DeS
Moines next summer. White has record
with the stick better than Aubrey, and
they are all after Aubrey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
FALsPAFFs.
GOLD TOPS.
skating War Begins.

NEW YORK, Feb. -6--The first gun In
the skating war that has disrupted the
sport in Canada, has been fred in the
United states, and II Is now the turn of
the board OF directors of the National Skat-
ing association to say what will be the
next step to take. Chairman j. ]. Dixon
Of the registration committee of the Anna
teur Athletic union, has notified Francis
Clark, secretary of the National Skating
association, that all the men who competed
al Montreal had been disqualified by the
Canadian Amateur Athletic club and that
he had notified all the branches of the
Amateur Athletic union of the United
states that they could not compete in any
contests whatever. Many well known skat-
ers are affected,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Falstaffs took all three games from the
Gold Tops, although the last game was
won by only two pins. H. Primeau OF the
Gold Tops, while not making any 200 scores
,bowled q very nice game by getting 566 on
his totals. Dan b. Butler, for the second
time this season, failed to reach the 100
mark In his second game although he is
improving, slowly but sure Berger after
starting out with a good score. fell down
mighty fast In his last two games. FL
Caudlllos and Life Malt game postponed
tonight Score: S- "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
rhompaon Heads AutomobiIe Racers.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--Jefferson Demont
Thompson, who has been reappointed chair
man OF the racing board of the American
liam II. Hotchkiss, announces the following
men to serve on the racing board for the
current year; William X. Vanderbilt, IT.,
A. r. Pardington, Frank G, Webb. A. q.
Bachelor and s. NJ. Butler. all OF New
York; r. Lincoln Lippitt, Providence, and
George L. Weiss, Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
walsh Files Plea in Abatement.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-The attorneys of
John r. Walsh. former president OF the
Chicago National bank and recently in
dlcted on charges OF mismanagtng the In
stitution, today entered a plea in abate-
ment of the charges. the ground being that
explanatory evidence offered by Walsh had
not been taken before the grand jury. IT
10 claimed that II this evidence had been
been returned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Doesn't it stand to reason,
that for perfect health, the
human system must be kept
pure and clean, inside as well
as outsider
Then take Cascarets, the
world-famous Bowel Medicine
and system-cleaners, that will
help you KEEP CLEAN
INSIDE.
The body of man is 1.-THE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

One of the most interesting match games
of the season will be played in the Metro
politan basement alleys Friday night, Feb
ruary 8, when the Missouri Valley team
and Hulls high rollers meet for purse
OF SIS side, total pins to count The
Missouri Valley team is made up of the
best bowlers on that side of the river, and
as Hulrs team is the cream of the Com
mercial league, the game will no doubt
be worth looking at and a big house Is
locker for.
Bowlers who did not witness the match
at the association alleys last night missed
the treat of the season. At the ninth
frame of the last game the totals were
but two pins apart. Neale doubled, Sprague
doubled, Blakeney doubled and Huntington
picked up his spare for the ninth frame.
In the tenth Neale and Blakeney split for
a stand-off, but Sprague tore OFF another
strike. That settled the match and Dad"
tossed off his last spare. Until then the
totals had not been twenty pins apart
from start to finish. Sprague was top
man on totals, with 1.0O5, leading Blakeney
by one pin, and his 227 was the best single
game. Tonight the league teams are the
Hamiltons and Onimods. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

c. M. Davis was married in Denver one
day last week and as c.. M. Davis of
Mitchell was not at home the editor Of the
Index jumped at a conclusion and landed
In an error. Mr.. Davis friends prepared to
meet the bride, but met an explanation and
Mr.. Davis, the engineer, receives full
apology from the editor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
I'm a Rapidly Growing
Pes State.

Any Sacrifice for the 2OOOO-"salome? 2"
Well, bring 1t to Hastings. We're used to
almost anything here.-Hastings Repub-
lican.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Luck in the Klondyke-Miller Thostesen
is back from the Klondyke and will spend
a couple OF months visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Thostesen, in this city
friends near MernA. Mr. Thostesen left
Custer county about eight years ago, with
practically nothing. and he returns home
a wealthy man. He is located at Fair
banks Alaska, where he has a number OF
mining claims, the value Of which run over
the million-dollar mark. and from which he
has already taken out several hundred
thousand dollars in gold. The town of Fair
banks is located on one OF his claims. Mr..
Thostesen expects to return to Fairbanks
in March and will push his mining work
during the coming summer.-'Broken Bow
Chief.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Wishing the Bride Good Luck-Albert
Wolf and Lena Canada went to Auburn on
the 3Oth and were united In marriage. 1t
appears that this young lady knew nothing
to dread from the wolf at the door. Hope
she may never be tempted to ask for
premium on his scalp or the scalps of any
of the little wolves--Nemaha City Cor
respondent Auburn Granger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

1.-THE Editor Takes a Stand-The asinine
presumption of some foreign advertisers is
monumental One has applied to an Ex-
press rate that it Is higher than formerly
and virtually orders insertion according to
an old, obsolete charge From the tenor of
the letters of such Napoleons of business
one would suppose they were managing the
papers OF the country, and by a wave of
the hand fixed their rates and shaped their
policy and makeup, We may add that the
dictatorial proposition of the one in ques-
ton has been flung twice into the waste
basket to be sure that 1t lit hard and
stayed.-Beatrice Express.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
LOcnI Recnrd

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Feb. 6.--Oficial record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day for the last three
years: 1907. 1906 1906. 1904.
Minimum temperature. "A 10
Mean temperature. .....,... IL II 28
Precipitation ................,.0 1 90 IT Il
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March
and comparisons with the last two years:
Normal temperature .,..................... 2G
Deficiency for the day...............,...,. rs
Iotal excess since March 1.................. 70
Normal precipitation ..........,... .03 inch
Deficiency for the day............ O2 inch
Total rainfall since March H.13 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......,.. 3.S7 inches
Deficiency for cor period, 1906. 3.O4 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1906. AGA inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
Fair I'm Eastern Nebraska Today,
Snow or Rain and Colder in
the West Portion.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Forecast of the
weather for Thursday and Friday;
For Nebraska and Kansas-Falr in east
rain or snow and colder in west portion
Thursday; Friday, fair.
For Iowa-Fair' and colder Thursday; Fri
day, fair.
For South Dakota-Fair and warmer
Thursday; Friday, fair.
For Missouri-Snow Thursday, colder in
northwest portion; Friday, fair.
For Colorado and Wyoming-Fair in west
rain. possibly turning to snow, and colder
in east portion Thursday; Friday, fair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Boy Kills Wolf with Skate-Last Sunday
while galloping across the prairie horse
back Clint Winchester Of Hoosier valley
flushed three coyotes and taking after them
ran over one I'm such a manner as to en-
able him to dismount and with a pair of
skates, which he had. dispatched his coy
oteship to the happy hunting grounds. For
sixteen year old lad that's going some
-Anselmo Enterprise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

buy bottle after bottle to
get relief. Usually a 10c.
bottle is all you need. 1t
has time and again proved
a blessing to those whose
pains are hard to bear.
The principal ingredi-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER

Musicians Ban. Auditorium. Feb. ii.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Essential Facts at 'Hand-There was a
wedding last week, Miss Addie Urwiller and
Walter Buckert, both of Sodtown. being the
contracting parties. We have not learned
the exact date nor place of wedding. but
we have heard that the young couple are
to be entertained this (Monday) evening
with collection of miscellaneous musical
instruments, consisting of shot guns. re-
volvers, old tin pans and COW bells. ,Ye
scribe cannot be there, but here's to long
and pleasant journey down life's rugged
pathway.-st. Michael Correspondent Kear.
ney Hub. sac
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Notice to the Wolves-The north half OF
Red Cloud township and the south half Of
Batin township have decided to eradicate
the wolves of that portion of this moral
heritage on February. 70. &c. Johnny get
your gun and go after them. The lines are
to start at 1O;45 a. M on, the corners and the
center at II a. m. II is hoped there will
be big turnout, as the wolves are getting
thick. Don't forgetithe day and time. The
line will be six miles square.-Red Cloud
Commercial Advertiser.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

and permanently cures this pai
ment for Rheumatism, because
any form to damage the system
advice desired sent free. TEkE I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-07

Joke on the Preacher-A Norfolk minis
ter, in delivering sermon to commercial
travellers one Sunday, remarked that at
the end or the week the drummers enjoy
themselves at shomes ION Saturday you
enjoy your own homes" said the preacher;
| you sit beside your own freside, you eat
at your own table and you visit with your
own wife" It was joke on the preacher
which the drummers enjoyed.-Norfolk
News. .a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
I~crid)munbcncr Sd)aaipicler.

Ncm Dort, 81. Cftober.
Ser aonifer Hnpnlono Sithcod, mel
der bier i'm 9rooomap. Sbcater" ulli.
trot, lit perifmllnoen, mo gleitSeitig
miro in @%riuhrung gebradt, bnb cr
pon ser 8rnno. Sltrp angcflagt NOR.
oen lit, iid an orci f~leinen Mdohen
p~crgangen ST baben. 2ic Infla9c lit
cine iolfe, bob &itd,cof i'm Sale lei
ner lleberiilbrrng auf 2~ebens5eit ms
3uhtbal,s bate 9eid,idt peroen fon-
ner. Gle Eoli5ei gIullbt, oaB er aus
ser Stnot entiloben lit, m1breno feline
Nrcunoe Die 9eiiirftung begen, odB
or SelbItmpro beaanaen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Epfcr elmer Snnamit. Grpluiiun.

Ncm Oorf, 81. Sftobcr. -
Die GrpIoiion elmer Ipnalnitpotrone
i'm n9abnbofS . Iel,balt ser oNem-
Oorf, Nem.Sapcn uno Sortioros
Giienbohn" nabe ser 46. StroBe, bat
beltc irii6 ge8en I llhr un6erefcn'
bare5 llngliid ongeridtet. &orous.
iihtIif mcroen 5rpei Wcnihenlebcn
perloren gcben, mabrenb iieben oloere
in groBter @efnbr ihmeber. Die burf
Ole Grploiion perlcbten Eerionen,
&tnliener unb Neger, liegen i'm Belle
ollc. 1nb 6lomer 3 @oipital. Super.
intcnoent @m. u. Com bon Ser
.@ronb Central Contraction 60"
uno Sames ailep, ser Raht.Sor.
urbeiter i'm ga6nbof ipuroen bon ben
9eteftips ser SIt=5t. Str. 8ade per.
baitet, nenn man ollf genei9t lit, Ser
SubrlGiligfeit ser perleBten Nrbeiter
uno feiner S6ulo ser beioen @efan-
qenen sic Scrnntiportrmg 5u5ulhie.
ben. Gle @rploiion mllroc onr6 Elm
SScllcr perurioft, oos Die Nrbeiter in
Der Nuslhofttng neben Ben e~lettri.
id)en @elciicn I'M 9abnhof gel6llrt
bottcn, Inn lif 81 eripGrmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
@citun's Snmcrmarid).

go it 0 II, 81. Sftober. 49, @oluoro
Yopion @eIton meIder I'M 9egriife
lit, ieinen Dor 40 Sabren aelnadtcrl
0%oucrmdrid) bon Eortlono, Wo.,
nuh Chicago 5t mieocrbolcn, fam I'M
go bcllte 2lbeno, etpo 40 Minutcn
Dor Ser programmgemdBen 3eit bier
an. Gr Icgte bic - Meilen lange
Strcde Don Neipburpport bierber III
gellall eff Stlilloen 5urilf. 8lcid)
nod) %ieillcr 9%lnflnft bier giltN CT III
cincm &otel 81 9ett ulto rubtc Orei
Stlln0cn lang, ebe er ielnen Cages.
mori6 forticbte. Gr mill bette bis
Icobom aeben unb BORT iibernoften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Nndl Dem aclpbtcn Nnnoc.

Sontb 6rccport, DE, ~3t.
Cftobcr. 0ic Sod)t o&in9Oon"
ging beltc nit etlpa 60 Wiitglicoeru
Scr D0olD 8boit anO lt5"s @olonie 5u
Sbilob uno elmer ans 20 Yerionen be.
i%tebenocn Wtonmihoit an @orb naN
EolGitina ab. Inter oen Yilgern be.
iinoct lid Gorlcs 6, Sounio, melhcr
olS oWoicS" betonnt lit ltnO m1breno
ser Nbmcicnbcit bes 1iibrcrS Hcp.
Sronf ". Sunbforo bie 9luflidt iiber
Die aolonie fiibrt. Gem Sernebmclt
ilad merbcn piclc Eil9er uid)t 5llriid.
fcbrcn, ionocrn IN elmer Scr ongeblid)
pon Sonoforo in Eol6itino gegriin.
oetcn Solomon bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
tet T |.

Wettfompi lentbarer 9ullons, ser
bier i'm Sabre 1911 itottfinoen ioQ,
itiiten miro.
Barrier Fbantaiic.
Eori&, 81. Sftober. 9llrd)
einen e%rituitnlid)cn oiplomatiifen
3rg ioQ NuBlono, mie bier uerloutct,
ooS lleber8epiht iiber oie 1iirfei er.
Iangt BADEN. Sin &ertro9 nit 9ul.
gortcn bat 0ica on9c6Iih 5l Megc &c.
brodt. Sm Sale zines aricges 5pi.
idlcn @ul0oricn ul0 ser Siirfci lit
Hublono pcrpiIihtct, 9uIgorien nit
aft5ebn &upallcries uno N%rtiueric.
Hcgimcntcrn 81 @iilie 3l1 fonlr1cn,
m0brcn0 8ltlQoricn leine Eorpeoo-
6lotiQc ocn G5arclL mcnlt cr iic &c.
brauhen lolltc, NcAcn Die Giirfci 5llr
&crliI8un9 ~itcllcl mnb. 0n5 llebcr-
etnfonnlcn DCrlCibt Dem onglo.rltiIi,
ldlcn &crtra9c erb0btc 9ebeutung, IN.
iofern IS HuBlano erm0gli6t, ieilc
all Der pcriiihcn @rcn5c itcbcnoe Nr.
NEE fir @uIQoricn ms Greiicn 81
filbrcn. Sic Grobrrrng Don GonItar.
tinopel milroe Damn folgen.
GodarbcitCr Strife in
German buco.
ECrnnmb lie o, 9rnIiliclt. 81.
Sftober. - Nd)thunOert Wfit0lic0er
ser bieitQen Godorbeite Union gin.
gen helte fiir titr5ereGogeSorbeit uno
hoberen 2ohn an Den Strife. Die @e.
h0r0e bot Sdrittc sur Mnhrung Der
Nllbc crgriiicn. Strifcbrcher lperoen
}ll1n Gin mo @u8looen Der Sdiffe
oerlucnoct, ltno Die NIrbeit gebt MIR
lebr longinm bon Stottcn.
Grofcr iicQt.
Ncn martet, Gnalau6, 81.
Sfto6rr. - Ridur0 Grpfcr'3 Hcnns
pierO nHboooro," <odep u. 0uIod,
gcpann bier bel 0cm bcrtigcn Rennen
Ben 2emburit.F rcia. aonig gomaro's
Fiero rEerricr" qing an 5peitcr
Ste0e uno Baron SC 6oreit'S n2ittlt
8ooic" an orittcr SteQc 0urd on3
3iel. nHboboro" qemom nit eincm
Goriprun8 bon 5mei Yicr0el0ngcn.
Ter Hcnncr gait ais .Sutiiocr," ulo
sic @cttcn mnrbcn nit 1907 gcqen
i'm ob9cid)loIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
S6berc Tradurntcn aMf Spls.

Gan 6roncisco, Gal, 81.
Sftobcr. - Mor9en miro cine bebell.
tcnoc erbobung ser 6radtidse fir bic
@cforocrung bon Sol5 aus oemS taate
Californian nod oitlifen Yutftcn in
&roit treten. Aaidbrlif 9eben llngc.
iGbr $1,000 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sid
ten linO 5000 @aggonlaounsen
Hotbbol5 bon Californian nab Dem
Often uno sic grb0bullg oes Srnht.
iotes iteat iih pro @agsonlaoung
ollf mn9eIdbr $50. Cine ibnlife
Srnftucrtbcllcrung oiirfte Inn sic.
ielbe 3eit iiir Graften aus Oregon
ul,o @nibington eintretel,, aber Sic
noroiueitIifen &ol5oerirafter babc,
iid) in Der Sad)e an Die 9unoeseeritte
geponot u1b oen grlab zines Gin.
holtSbcfebls ge1en sic !SiG'i6en u1o
Sarriman' id)en 9ahnen beantragt,
mpriiber morgen i'm 9rmoesgcriht
cntihieoeu merSen Iun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
llntcrlecbppt . Erpbcfnhrt.

Ncmport, u. :. 81. Sftobcr. -
Gaa illbnlorinc Boot oSornntlllo, "
mclhcS Jest Frobcinbrtcn bcbuiS lei
ner gnnnbme bltrd sic Hcgierung
mnHt, nat bel icincr Qcitri0cn bier
itilnoi1cn 0aucriobrt III Der Norro-
gonictt.@ai iid) gut gcboltcn nto trot
mlgiinltiger Scc mo pbluobl IS mir
olrd, icinc 8oiolinmaid)inc fortbc-
lucgt ml,rbc, 9.l ¬en pro Stunoe
aemoht. Tic %contrnftlid) crbeiihte
Sdncaigfcit lit MIR So ¬cn pro
Stun0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01

laoenS in bcrielben Stabt, bate &C.
tern cine llnterreOung nit Dem Era'
iioenten H%ooiepelt, uno bot lid) nod
oerieIben oahin ousgeiprof)en, Der
Tr0ii0ent meroe genull iiber Die IL
nan5ie1e Situation unterrid)tct ers
balten, nidt MIR iiber Die in Nena
Dorf, lonoern oud Ole i'm gan5en
Sonoe, uno gcbe lid fciner 9elorg-
nib erniter Sdmierigfeiten in irgenb
einem 2onoeStbeile bin. @ic Serr
9loomin90ale ferner iagt, bat iid
Sd)atomtS ietretdr Gortelpolt in Dem.
iclben Gimme mls9eiprofen.
NoA Elm 9anf &aiiirer
begeGt It morb.
0es Noines, Sa., 81. Oft, =
Sronf Groder, aaliirer Der bieiigcl
ygriten Iational Sporbanf," be
ging berte friib SeIbitmoro ollrh
Ginnebmen Don Morpbin. Die 9ont
lit aeidloiicn, ieooh glnitbt man, Dab
lie iolpent lit. Cine llnteriuflrng
miro itattiinocn. Grofer mar iriiber
@roBid,obmeiiter ser .Mooern @ooo-
n1cr OF amcrica," u1o es perIautet
ooB cr lid an Sen inn onpertrollten
@cloern bieier Organization uer9rii-
zen uno qroBe Summen our6 Spefu.
lotionen perloren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Muro int critcn @raoc.

Ncm Dorf, 81. Nttobcr. =
@e0roS Sanpnrtioomian, angeflagt,
ben reiden Seppifb1nolcr Sopbanes
Sooihoniion ant %. Suli 8. s. er-
moroct 5ll babcll, mllroc Dclltc Oea
Worbcs I'M criten @ruoe iiberTiibrt.
Gr bate rncbrerc @erillde genlaft,
oaS Opier 5llr S~etublllla elmer gro
ben Sunlnle 8cIoea an bic ormenilhc
@lrnfafiiten = @%eicaid,aft SIT 5win-
gen, llno ais inn Dies nid)t gclang,
id)oB er Den Mann ouf ser Strabe
nieoer. Tos llrtbei( nl,roe perifo-
ben.
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Bic 8culenpcit in Triscp.

Gan SronciSco, Gal, 81.
Sftober. - 9eSiiglid, ser @eulcnpeit
ll1ad)te Or. Hupert @lue pom Warire.
'So~ipitaloienit befannt, oob bis &c.
itern Ole 3abl Der Grtronfungen an
Der Selhe lid, nli IS mo Sic Der
5ooesi0le ulf so beIGilft. Die pers
bGltniBmGBiae 3ahl Ser S~ooesfallc
beitdnbig al.
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WnitDfiac Nnhdtsfnrtcn.

philadelphia, ga, 81. Oft.
- 8egcn cine %iertclmiQion 9iloer,
ipcld,e nui Yoitfartcn georl,dt uno
pom oen YpItbeborbcn tiir5Iid, con-.
iia5irt morbeu marcn, ipllrocn I'M acl-
Ter ocS hieligen 9unocsgcb0lloes I'M.
fer gl,iiiht Intbonp GomItot'S, bes
SefretGrS Ser nanti.&icc Societp"
pom Oorf, perbrunnt. Sic iol.
len eineu aleinpcrfan i2mcrtb BON
etlpo $4,000 repr1ic,tirt bnben.
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Bon cinem Ncacr crinuroct.

Gbnttanonga, 5enn., 81. OF.
tober~- Cine Iepelfe ans Stroll
pile, 5enn., mcloet, oaB Ser 40 SATIRE
ate aurl 9rmoidub, TerWalter oc5
oortieen glfs-Glub, BON einem 9teeer.
Der ais Eortier in oem GllibbauIe oll.
aeitellt mar, ont Iienltog Nahmittog
crIfoiien nuroc. Ser Woroer
ifleppte bic 2cif)e IN Gin SinterSin,s
mer, iflob oas Glubbalts ST uno
modte lid oapon. Gie Yoli3ei bot
nod feine Spilr oes Sbdters entoedt.
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Gnnrnile trpfcn.

Inoruille, Senn, 81. Oft. -
lleber 100 bieiige @irtbIhaitcn MIR
Sen heutc 9lbeno IN 6ol8e bcs Sn.
fraittretcns oes Ecnolcton . @eietcs
eeid)Ioiien. 0ic Staot lit rllbig unb
Qciitige @ctrdnfc mlrocn I'M 2nllfe
bcS ~beutigen Cages III ir8cno mel
DIEM Erciie loSgeifloGcl. Die DC
p0lferullo ser Stoot ltimnlte in lcb'
ten Mars iiber Dos 8elcb al.
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Vrpau in Ncntufp.

Cincinnati, ap., 81. Sfto6er.
. @rn. 5. Srpun trat acitern oi,f
chem Grtra5ltge ieinc 5pcite Hcoe.
tour 0urd1 aentudp I'M Nntcreiie oes
oemofrotiIdlen Staatatideta an.
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- Or. CHARLES Wobr, 8enerh.Gi.
reftor oes Sabnemunn-6oipitals in
philadelphia, ltarb geitern bort al
Der Gheitnut.S traBe plotIid) al, eli,
mem Shlagnnfal(c. gr por 63 Sabre
oft.