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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
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fait til fin SpfiroeIie "Srebs.Sernba.
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ban pilig til at operlabc Sreosfong.
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/ tit "Gabinette Tartieolare"; iia ielo
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ban snifeoe ban iig anerfienot al
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en- Slaes 6rebspape 90 n9iten bper
Dag inoIsb Der grep fra bam tnbe.
boloenoe bans 8ortrGt og Ell Erofla.
nation. On Sanosmdnb at BAN aalo
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Uniform por uoregnet neiagtigt !
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maa hetoIe bette"
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benptteSe |oitppienet, arbeioeoe iGr'
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met par poa 500 Orb.
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at bans "Spmne til 6reocn" ititiSe
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at barre. at Oct IfaI p9re paotGnft al
inorette et iGrIist STUN | Sreospolas'
iet til Spbeparins al oisie mere eacr
minbre iorpirreoe S~enpeuoelier til
Sreosfonsrcsien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
SpinoIeri
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bar ct 90 anbet at II ON Tue Spino-
lere og oeres oItfor l~ettroenoe Ore.
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bauienoe be iiofte tppe slar, mener
ban. 6or tppe aar tilbase fsrte
SpinoIeren en- meget fummerIig Til.
pRrelfe. Sans fornemite Speratio.
ner bar ga at la SoIf pPobe paa I'm
Der bnilfen al De tire Rsooeifal, Grten
bar at finoe, at faa 5olf til at perle
Rense meo bam oe bli inpote, at inO.
gaa 89obemaaI, fisbe "@iilobriefs",
Green Goods" oe fiet noeet. Oct
bar iiar Sanosfolf, Tom bleo narret,
os Spinblerens 9inbit par Tom Ie.
gel ubetpbeIig. Raar bisie Spino.
lere fom for Hetter, bar beres 5or-
ipar altio ipagt. 3isie Sninoleres
eneite Saab bar at unbsaa at bIi op.
baset. Sine Sanolinser isgte De life
at f%oripare. 9erfor bar beres Sor-
refining Den Gang iaare farlig for
benz; men | De iioite ii @ar bar be
Iaaet mo paa en- nter mooerne Srem.
gangsmaaoe.
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tbiliom Spefulant iaa urimeligt %
iaa brilliant, at De life tror oerpaa.
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lloiigter og a%nlebning til at tiene
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gftier i en- eIer anben S%orretning,
ser tiIbpber sftier paa ipGrt glim.
renoe @ilfaar, buroe itanie og gisre
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benne Sis? Or BET muligt, at oct er
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fIarineer for goo Bare uben of gisre
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ban funoe faa paalioelig Splpsning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13

Gn Suuoefarl, Der iom ganife ung
bauoe peret liot ii~nosforpirret, men
iom efter ct Soipitalsopbolo par bic.
BET fuIoit9nbig belbreoet, bao jim
Susbonb, Der bar Sognefo9eb, ON of
gipe BAN en- sltteIt for, at ban MI bar
belt raif. Soenciogbens gtteit fom
til at Ipoe iaalebes:
Set atteiteres berpeb, at Niels
9arieh Der bar tieut mig fro og bill.
Zig / 3 aar, tibligere bar bapt nogen
SfaSe paa fin Soritano, Der III er
belt borte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
1Mnntnnn.

Charles NOe, en- 5armarbeioer |
99rbeoen at Billings, blep forleben
ffuot al en- ". s. Grow, % ligger paa
Soipitalet ! en- fritiif Eilltanb. 9Gpn-
te Grofp angreb Wipe, og oa benne
bar BAN for itGrf, tog ban en- 8epol-
Der og ifjso BAN. Grop or arreiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-13
Yi.es bersrsoet i 9 III "a 1aee.

ga,c Ointment anrauteres al fnrcre hoert 9tls
faIpc Of iisenbs, biinbe blshsHbc eler frenfiadtuoe
9iics q III IA Sage eler tilbasebetaIe Yeugene. SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The following program was given Wednes-
day in the German society: Song, Die
Germany. Carolyn Harding; Deutsche,
Geshichto, Myrtle Busk; 'Meim lieben, =
Mabel Mayne; solo, Zixei dunkle Augen.
Mandelberg; "Raetsel." Sadie MarowitE;
dialogue, Der Kliene Rechenmeister,"
Helen sommeT and Andrew Scott; song
In the Priscilla Alden society recitation
was given by Dorothy Philips Bessie
Ladd gave some interesting and amusing ne;
Sadie Kirschbraun. Minnie Pratt enter
tanned the society with recitation,
short story was told by Mary McCague. A
reading by Ruth Sherwood completed the
In the Pleiades society the program was
opened with a story told by Edith Shrum.
The society news was told by Mary Price.
Lillian Fillenworth entertained the So
ciety with recitation. An original story
was told by Jessie Edison. Current events
were given by Matte Wallace. Freda
Cayely gave some very amusing squibs. A
selection entitled, The Family Album by
Marie Slaven and Florence Smith closed
The program in the Latin society was on
RS%s It s sUmc
Roman Goddesses," Hazel Ralph; THE In
| depreciation of Dreams" Esther Deyalon;
THE Names" Freeda Wooley; 1.-THE Bless
| ings of Animals" Alfred Mattson; Chill
dren's Day in Rome" Marcia Aldrich.
The Ciceronian society held its semi-an-
persons were elected: Harris Vance, pres
ident; Hawthorne Daniels, vice PRESIDENT
] Herbert Ryan, secretary; Sam Reynolds,
treasurer; sergeant-at-arms, Carol Belden.
/ In the Frances Willard society the roll
call was answered by everyone present
with limerick This T was followed eS 5 BY
sense" Georgia Victor; humorous recita-
/ ton Grace Stenberg; selection from
| alice in Wonderland, Ruth Neif; a non
! sensical, humorous dialogue, by everyone
/ on the program; humorous recitation
| Helen Lilljeberg.
In the Margaret Fuller society some his
| toric pictures were shown by Helen Ray
| ley. These were afterwards named by
/ the society A reading, 1.-THE Owl and the
| Robin" was given by Helen Robinson
An original poem was recited by Russell
| travesty on Macbeth, entitled, The Elk
animation Kettle The following were the
| characters: First witch. Alice McCul-
! Tough; second witch, Elizabeth Sweet
| third witch, Bess Gould; inquiring senior
| Russell McKelvey. A symposium on ex-
| Fisher concluded the program.
| The Webster society held a business
meeting. An unusually fine program was
/ planned for next Friday and IL was fur
| Their decided TO hold mock trial in three
weeks. The society intends 10 make this
| In the Demosthenian Debating society
| three-minute talks were given by Stuar
Gould on 1.-The Negro Question; Merrill
/ Rohrbough, on "rhe Panama Canal" Lyi'
| Roberts, on France and the Vatican
The mid-term election of officers was held
president; Lyle Roberts, vice president
Frederick Mcconnell, secretary; Robert
Stout. treasurer; Sam Carrier sergeant
| alarms; Alfred Kennedy, librarian.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
GERMAN DRAMATIC PIRATES
English Authors Said TO Suffer AT
Hands of Playwrights of
Continent.

BERNE, Feb. Especial. )-Under shelter
of the fact that England is not an adherent
of the Berne copyright convention German
dramatic authors and theater directors are
said to be engaged in wholesale piracy of
English novels capable OF dramatization.
It is said here that Sir A. Conan Doyle's
first intimation that THE Hound OF the
Baskervilles" had been produced at the
Secession theater Berlin, where 1t was a
failure, although it did better at Hanover
was in a newspaper dispatch which carried
the news from Berlin to London. 1t was
also explained that in this way an I'M
known writer forestalled the intentions of
the actor-manager, Ferdinand Bonn. Herr
Bonn had made fortune out of Sherlock
Holmes" in which he plays the title role
and despite the misfortunes of the unknown
he proposes dramatizing 1.-THE Hound Of
the Baskervilles' and producing It at an
early date.
In an interview upon this subject Herr
Bonn himself has affirmed his right to
dramatize any English work without the
permission OF the author. Having drawn
upon other Conan Doyle stories and the
works of Edgar Allan Poe Herr Bonn Is
convinced that he has written THE Hound"
in fashion which will nevertheless please
the author.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
RELICS OF FRANKLINS TRIP
Captain Amundsen Says He Secured
All Available Material
I'm the North.

CfIRIsTIANIA. Feb 2-(special )-Cap-
tain Amundsen, who recently navigated the
northwest passage in the sloop Gjoa. de-
clares that contrary to what was said in
the Oereblad the statement that the Ca
madam explorer Bernler had discovered in
Erebus bay two boats belonging TO the
Franklin expedition must be based on a
misunderstanding. Such remains of Sir
John Frankilns ships. Captain Amundsen
said, as had been found had been brought
back 10 civilization by the Gjoa. These
included some iron bolts and parts of boat
hooks which Captain Amundsen had OBJ
tanned from the Eskimos.
1.-The Eskimos," the explorer continued,
"only know of the fate OF one OF the two
ships OF which the Franklin expedition
was composed. That vessel was crushed
in the ice north Of King Edwards Land
and was never driven southwark while
the other did drift south between Victoria
Land and King Williams Land and was
found by two Eskimo tribes In the great
basin which lies between Victoria Land
and King Williams Land. The Eskimos
took all the material away from the ship
and the vessel eventually sank The only
available remains OF the ship are those
mentioned above. which our expedition dis
covered and presented to the Historical
museum"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Weat Amber.

Miss Ada Gantz is able to get around on
crutches now.
Mrs d. Shandy was the guest OF her son
Thomas and his wife on Wednesday.
Oficer Aughe and wife entertained their
father, ]. r.. Aughe, at their home on North
Sixteenth street Tuesday.
Allen Faverty is still taking daily treat
ment for his affiicted eye and Is unable to
attend his college studies.
John GantZ and fellow carpenters have
the home of Mr. Bowie under cover and II
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. James Halpine has been visiting
relatives in Iowa the past few weeks re-
turning home the first of the week.
Albert Faverty returned Monday evening
from Linwood, where he attended the
funeral of his classmate, Guy Mattisen.
Mrs L. Darling was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Parks OF Monmouth Park the
first OF the week Mrs. Parks is in poor
health.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Mcdonald, nee Violet
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, the first OF
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Emory have returned
from a months visit to Sioux City, as the
guests OF Mrs. Emory's brother, Charles
Henderson.
George Edward, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blakely, has been dangerously ILL
with pneumonia the past week. but Is
slowly recovering.
Mrs Furman has returned from a two
months visit with her daughter, Mrs. john
son, at Havelock, and Is with her daughter,
Mrs. Theodore Smith, In Westside.
The second quarterly meeting OF the
Southwest church will be held Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Fort LenvenNxorth.

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Feb. p
Especial THE hospital corps men in
charge of the identification system at Fort
Leavenworth have begun taking the finger
prints of the enlisted men of the COM
mand. Sergeant Crawford, who will have
charge of the system after February l.,
has finished taking the prints Of the men
of the hospital corps and will begin some
time next week taking the prints and pho
tographs of the other enlisted men of the
various organizations. Colonel Young, the
commandant Of the military prison, will
have the system instelled In the prison
also and will have the finger prints and
photographs of each of the prisoners taken
Sergeant Fisher, who received special in
structions at Washington will instruct the
hospital corps men of the prison how to
take the photographs and finger prints.
1t is said that Troop @, Ninth cavalry,
one of those now stationed at the post, will
remain in the garrison permanently instead
of having to remain here until August and
then depart for the islands, as was planned
at first.
1t Is thought that Lieutenant Colonel r.
II. r. Loughborough, now with the Sixth
infantry, will be in command of Fort Leav-
enworth after the Eighteenth infantry
leaves. He is slated for promotion to colo
mel in the army and will probably be placed
in command of the Thirteenth infantry
which is coming to this post from the
islands.
Tholen Bros. were the lowest bidders
for the installing of the electric wiring Of
Grant. Sherman and Sheridan halls.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. r. d. Eaton, pastor OF the North
Congregational church OF st. Johnsbury,
VT, has decided TO accept an Invitation 10
return TO Beloit college, Wisconsin, to re-
sumo the presidency OF that institution.
DR.. Francis T.. Clark founder OF the
Christian Endeavor society and the world 3
greatest gospel traveller. will spend the bet
ter part or next year In South America.
While he has been twice around the world,
and has labored In Africa, Siberia and most
or the other remote parts % the earth, this
VIII be his nrst trip 10 South America.
The most elaborate OF the so-oalled Elm
stitutional churches" would appear to have
been planned by the First Conversational
church OF Kansas City. The new church,
TO be erected In the coming year, will in-
clude gymnasium, bowling alley and lawn
tennis court. besides a plunge bath, a large
dining room and kitchen. The new edihca
Is TO stand at the northwest corner OF Ad-
miral boulevard and Highland avenue, on
lot 90 feet square. and the cost involved
will be at least 10000.
Rev. DR. Henry A. Cook, the Oldest Twins
has for so long been Identified with the I'm
eighty-first anniversary OF his birth last
Thursday. DR.. Cook is the eldest son OF
zimTi Cook, and his mother was before her
marriage Olive Allen. He was one OF four
teen children. thirteen OF whom grew 10
manhood and wOmanhood Both parents
were natives OF Massachusetts,. Dr. Cook
has been In active public Life Tor more
than sixty yesTG
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
BOGUS SAUSAGE is SEIZED
Germans Can Sell HOrGehesh, but
Not as that of Other
Animals.

BERLIN. Feb. 2-(special)- large
consignments OF horse flesh sausages have
been seized by the police in Berlin railway
stations just as they were on the point OF
starting for the Rhineland under false
colors. Various parcels of the stun were
addressed to Dortmund, Strassburg and
Frankfurt, and one lot of 100 pounds was
bound for the canteen of the Fifteenth
Uhlan regiment in Scarburg.
1t is believed that the traffic thus dis
covered has been carried on wholesale. and
comprehensive Investigations are being
made with the object of tracking down
all implicated in It. Horse flesh sausage
may even be legally sold II its true nature
is disclosed, but in this instance, of course,
II has been passed of as beef or pork.
With the prices OF butchers meat at the
present level the temptation to embark on
fraudulent trade of this kind Is indeed
great.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

afternoon, February 10. Quarterly confer
ence the Monday evening following.
Miss Alma Darling was the guest OF Mre.
Clark Shelley and daughter, Miss Margaret,
from Friday until Saturday and attended
the entertainment of ,the Peak sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Roberts and father.
Mr.. Hutchinson, OF Eckerman, attended a
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Reese,
Twenty-second and Leavenworth streets.
The home OF Mr. Maxwell on South
Forty-second street was consumed by fire
on Tuesday afternoon. caused by the ex-
plosion OF a stove in an upstairs room.
Little Of the furniture was saved.
Rev. X. G. Hitler, pastor of the Southwest
church, has been holding a most successful
revival at his other charge, the Letter Me-
mortal church, I'm Albright, the past two
weeks, assisted by Rev. H II. Willard.
The Ladies' Aid society held most sue
cessful meeting at the home OF Mrs. John
Blake in Eckerman on Thursday afternoon,
January 81. A large amount of general
sewing was completed. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks. on February IA.
the place Of meeting to be announced later.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Dundee.

Dundee.
Mrs. Stevenson Of New York is guest
OF Mrs. r. c. Peters.
Mrs. Thomas X. Hunter Is suffering from
quite a severe case OF the grip.
Mrs Elizabeth Goodrich left last week
for a visit to friends In Kansas city,
The Dundee Womans club will meet on
Wednesday of this week with Mrs. ]. w.
Marshall
Paul Johnson, accompanied by the young
Messrs. Baskerville, came home on Satur-
day to remain over Sunday with mis- par
ents.
Mr.. Clement Chase and family are NOV
ing into the house az 1873 cas- street. re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. Leavitts parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennock
Ladies' Aid society of the Dundee Pres
byterian church gave a reception 6riday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs r. 9: Peters
A large number Of women were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel White moved on
Monday into the double house, one-half
of which is occupied by Rev, and Mrs.
Johnson, at Forty-ninth and Webster
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Ayers who are llv-
ing at Forty ninth and Davenport streets,
in the house formerly occupied by Mr.: and
day evening at a large card party given in
their house by Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. George enter
tanned the following guests at dinner last
Friday evening: Misses Faith Potter,
Helen Davis Mona Kioke and Isabella
French and Messrs; Lou Clarke. Ross
Brinker.
The Round Dozen club met on Wednesday
with Mrs Henry c. Van Gieson and Mrs.
James w. Hamilton, at the home of Mrs.
Van Gieson. Beside the regular members
there were present as the guests of the
afternoon: Mesdames T. H. Fonda, G. c.
George. w. T. Robinson. Davis. Palmer,
J. c. Chadwick and Mrs. Stevenson OF New
York, who is the guest Of Mrs. r. c. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Hart entertained
twenty Of their friends Wednesday even
inc the occasion being in honor OF their
fifteenth wedding anniversary. Music and
recitations were among the features OF
the evening, and after delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess, Mr.. and Mrs
Hart were presented with some handsome
pieces OF cut glass appropriate TO the crys-
tai anniversary.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice is hereby given that the board OF
trustees of the village of Elwood, Ne
braska. will receive sealed proposals for
the purchase OF $4,000 water bonds Of said
village in denominations of $1,000 each,
bearing per cent interest payable semi
annually, running 20 years. but optional
after years, until 8 o'clock p. m, OF Mon
day March 4, 1897. when all bids will be
opened. Said board reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids. Address all COM
munications and bids TO I. O.. Reynolds.
Village Clerk, ElwoOd. Nebraska.
z. SHALLENBERGER, Chairman,
T. q. REYNOLDS. Clerk. Fsd1t
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Hebrew Istitute Directors,

The FIRST board OF directors OF the pro-
chosen al mass meeting to be held in
Patterson hall Seventeenth and Farnam
streets, at s O'Clock Sunday evening. All
those who have subscribed 20 the fund are
expected TO be present and the meeting
VIII be one OF the most important In the
between $4,000 and $4,000 short OF the
amount desired and an attempt viii be
made 70 complete the amount. Prof Ma
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
steamer starts for America.

SIDNEY. N. s. W.. Feb 2.-The Oceanic
company's steamer sonoma, which was to
have sailed from here January 80 with
malls for San Francisco, but was prevented
from starting owing TO a strike OF hfty-slx
members OF its crew, all OF whom We're
sentenced 70 a months Imprisonment at
hard labor. today succeeded in shipping a
crew Of nonunionists and sailed for the
United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
WEBSTER sTATION--I6th a wEBsr
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L. RAMMAccI0TTl, D. v. S

CITY VETERINARIAN.
once and Inhrmary. 18th and Mason sts..
OMAHA. NER. Telephons So
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
FARM FOR RENT

$40 acres near Gilmore. Neb close to
South Omaha; Groom house, large barn.
granary hog house, corn crib, all in first
class condition; 200 acres in corn this year,
meadow and pasture. running water Rent.
1900. McCague Investment Co., Agents.
Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas as
(2l)-969 3
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
PAYNE INVESTMENT co
ASK ABOUT

a4 acre farm IN Missouri well improved,
owner will take as part payment a good
house and lot in Omaha. -
32SO-acre ranch, all stocked, consisting
of farm land hay land, grazing land, a
completes ranch in Rock county, Nebraska,
will sell with or without stock. Call IN
office and see plot and get particulars. VIII
take some improved property.
7-room cottage, near car line, 1850.
Groom cottage, one block from car, $leOO.
7-rcom house and barn, near two car lines
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WHEN you have idle money call or write
and tell us how much you have that YOU
would like to loan on frst-class real es-
tate mortgages and we will procure bor-
rover: Hastings & Heyden, l70i Far
nam ST. .t. (22l-QS7 q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED


WANTED-Full lot with old house within
mile OF postoffice. Address 8. SIS Bee;
C23)-M970 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

MONEY TO LoAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22l-QT
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

There is no change in the glass situation,
The market is firm. Turpentine has ada
vanced to 7Sc. Boiled linseed oil is still
4Sc, while raw is Ale. Lead is unchanged,
demand for paint and glass continues good
Business is improving in wholesale hard-
ware circles, and the movement is growing
heavier Few changes are noted. Wash-
boards are up a little. Manila rope is uu
about Ac. The outlook for spring business
in hardware is better than ever.