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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

vERNIIION. 8 D Pes A-fspeciEi >
No rslisf scene n EEht for the present
car shortzgs n Vs-mlhon and the rhree
sssEurors along the MlEaulIse crseks are
fun 70 the hr1n- OonEsaunAllg a car comes
alOuE. tus Just a. fast az 4 h nllsc N1th
E-ss. more Il N sight % kesp TIE elevators
aasd- Fro-n GSN 70 AIS b1sbsls are
sws.t-zE shipment snd sh1ui6 The praes
far osn materially the hu5oers q this Erst1
would lose . lzrgs amount q rno0eF- Tos
repo-1 CONES trun WskundA thAt rhs sls-
rsi0r men have nOt had an empty fer q
week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
M. BRAND IS NOT TALKING
Minister of Edueatfen says NoShi1g
ReEardfaE Leases Uader
Confederation

PARIS. FsA- 1S-M Brand ths uiztFtsr
Of ed1rsf10r- is observing discres1 silence
relative 10 the negotiations esrwts1 Mon
signor Az3strs. The caA61uto- a-chhsshoP
q Paris and the prsfsci Of The Seine N
De Ss1res. O. the subject q rhs DoaiSca-
s5un q the cozuLrt for the Lease q the
churchsE II is known however, that
crafts Of eoutr1rts practically iosntsczl IN
substance already have been exchanged
with oulF verbal Differences separating
the nsE0riA1io1s and II 81 possible thAt
The parzsh priests of Paris AID n De
sAls=s nay exchange signatures before TIE
end OF .he week
AS a whole. the PRESS is sxgr~sstng
bsz-15esf sztfstac1iou al the prospect q
an end 70 TIE religious 6lsYute-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
FIVE VICTIMS or THE STORM
Death in Vicinity OF
sturEfA-

ETURGIE. q d Pea l1-(Sp-csal Tsls-
Unh-Wurd Vas reus1Tec hare to1iEht
that BesEse Ssin aEed - and her SISTER.
EEsa Il were lost IN TIE recent BLIZZARD
near Seiz and truEs 70 data FurVy peo-
PIE were CIT siI Gays ss2rching and NJ
trace q hen tound They went froa
rbsLr kuns 70 vtsit a brother and diszp-
psa-ed II il SUPPOSED ths1 thsy are COY
erred With sn0E TEo EuDsn and one
man- h0neE-ee6srs- are slso rePuEIs5
fru1sa 70 dszth a. rbe sane time some
dlstzncs n0-1h q SEN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND


NEW YORK Pea A-Dlreet0rs q ths
unlna PEraae HE1rosd today dseizrad the
-reEulzr serli-Anl1El diF15sn1s q pE
cent e. ths oo1mOa sock and Per cent
q TIE prsfeTrso II EAs stated thai o.
ths d1Fsaesd On TIE eomnoa Et0ck per
cent Vas declared On TIE -HrEilEs AaE 2
per rsz1 @ the ineo-as fron tnxsscnsu1a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

ST LOUIS. Pea IL-Ths ErEr trousy
s1sepsr sEs- IN n L111iE FL laAFe Ezsr
Sl LoUis Eu1lEE1 tuT DeeErur IL "a
SrE11g1el1 I've sleepeE I'll - 1pzratez
TIE -DecEtur Ell make ths in1flzl tr1r
fru1 Lkis end q the ilne ana ths -lSurlaR-
1elt WlL cepGrI a. y ? N frunn Lacaf -
h rE1 CARS are clrlcE-sE ana acziurr-s
via Tn sscUr1k- twenty osTIhE Ihsrs =
rnE -zlzl EnlEllE rgcL fer UEl Ent
eresEl-E ru.om FAR N1l1sn IEstead - czr-
cA1Es rhe o<rrtza are asElsrEred - puL1ng
E2&1 q ths ro-ler - e cs<E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

TANKrON. 8 D Pen A-fEEseclal p
J J. wagner, IN a deal thar has hesa
ps1dilg for soH1s ri-ae. has sod ths XzEk-
roz gas frsnehLse and parity oonslr1ctsd
rlEnt 70 ths Entsrnzriu1El Hezr Ene Llght
company q role5o D he as~ company
IN move lhs plEnt and sEpsa5 sElSs upoa
4 h q uoue casirzhls l0catioa-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

ST LOUIs Feh A-Ths fsst Frlsco
rsrroaE rrain kuGE1 A. rbs Msteor va
wreoked nazr Ez1ks1 yessudzy. inrur1E
EreHzn q A D11Elas EDd DeEs Gg=nf
n y Ar-srn4rF slightly. TIE elE1ne. tW1
tsEEaEs cara p.EsserEer cusc1 aHd cllElr
oGr Wers eitched - stTlki1g . ssitc1 thEr
4 h-sllsFs1 - have bseA zAEperso N1LA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
cnn.uI Ree.-reIt Imprurr..

BRC SSEL-S Feh 1.-The condition q
GeurEE W Roosevelt ths American ouzsul
Esnsrzl here. who has ben seriously ~.
had 80 far tzpruvsd tcdzy that his phys
cans announced thaz they believe his re
eexsry vas Essured- unless euDpAcat5oas
follow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

PARIS. Feb iA-GeorEe von L Meyer
late American EzbEssz5or 70 Russia LEFT
Pz-1s for Londu1 tins morning and VII
san tur New York Sun5zy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

NAPLES Feh- lA-Archhishop Q1iglsF
% Chicago is stupTsng here for . few days
Bgshou Bcnacum q NshszsE also IS here
he seems not 70 have obtained frca the
conEreEztiou q the proFaEzn6a an ke
askAe n the rrsse1rA1ion q his Charges
against ths Rev. Fs1bs- Murphy q Seward
-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
WHY RUSSIA LOST

Ertzars fTun es1srsl KSurspGtkir's
Hissory Il EEr With 1Apan.
enlMe INDICTMENT or sUsEAucsETs
hsrcilsa Criticism sf Men and Measures
kesPooEhls fur Defeat
ERHY RoT PsEPERED TO MOVE on HsHI
Il Laeked orEzriEstie1, Morale Eaa
ConPssenf o6ssA
sPECHc ORDERS REPEATSDcY Ds0BUED
Geseral KsuTbars is chargeA
VITA Entire Respsasfbnisy
fer the Defeat af
Nmk6ea-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
EKK WEATEER

FuEECAST FOR NEBRASKA AM
lOWA-Fair FridaE and SATURDAY
Ier--.s-st-ra ~ rr-ral-H rss-s--ssr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
snbEfifafe Pare Food-

Al entirely rev bEl as q Euhststuts -
8 p q ~ Burns oouhtuiEg the features
e the Furs food ana arg ard ths dairy
oouUisziuner Law EzE repcrtet hack 70
the senate today by the starting cumzif-
fss 70 Which II Was rsfeTred and p1assd
On E-1srAi ne In tE Es1sTal features
ths hm oonfuFns 70 the nsrio1sl pure fooe
laE- Il pror5tss the EoEer1or san BE
ne food eairF an6 drlE ecEl1lAE1unEr
and shEu Eppot1t deputy st a sa3zFy q
E-sse q year and traFe1zE sEpels-s- TkH
cepuly SAL bs an expert IN ElAttars -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15

also reuosnmsaded fer psEs4gs a drastic
-anti-tiEpEzg~ TN Il n d1reefet Gszir.st
Ezitsrs poErs-s Gnd sizi1Er sInp1ayes and
pr1Fs6ss a 1ae q frun g % 81 for auy
E1eh sUpiors Who solieitE O. hooep1s q
TIP o. % any snrloTer who EnSEingsy
permits his suployeE 20 Erospf the rpE. o.
% any persan who o1srs a Up
he GqeEtsr Omaha hIls ~ ThouEs we've
rlares O. general ne today - rsoouEnsn-
eattua q ths s81irizrT eunDtt-ee- TheT
we're arnsa5sf % proF5oe thzt the o6cizIs
q ths tWo cites night ssrvs o1t thetr
terms before An election ts hssd ua8eT The
gr.r4-1sHFssrw
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-15
wAGzxEGroN.

House committee o=eides to report fA-
vofably In the opsnsaE 20 settlement Of
Indian lands IN TupP ouunty, South Da-
kotA- Pazs i
Seoatc-E Bacon Ens TIIlDsz beEin EIi-
buster against considsrz1iou of report On
immigration bill By consent q wE1f
over until today. Page 4
Senator Kn0I 6e5e1ds Reed SnootE
right 70 seaf q cousticuttunA1 gr0unds-
RAgs 4
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
THE ONLY COMPANY THAT HAS
COMPLIED.

The Union Health and Accident
Company is the only homo institu.
tion that has complied with the new
law by depositing with the State Of
Colorado ONE HUNDRED THOUs-
AND DOLLARS as = guarantee that
the rights Of the policy holders will
be protected. There are many com.
panies soliciting business whose 10
sources are less than three hundred
dollars. and more than twenty OF them
have failed during the past few years.
1t would appear that there IL NO
chance Of their success, In view Of
the fact that the people have their
choice Of strong or weak concern,
the cost OF insuring being the came.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
REMEMBER THE DATE.

Sept. eth is when Paul Lawrence
Dunbar Assembly Of the Common.
wealth entertains again at their hall,
l7l2 Curtis street. II you are not q
member you had better become one
30 you can attend their meetings.
They serve Ice cream and cake free
to all visiting members and offer
prizes for getting new members. Call
up the main once, Main 50. II you
want the best sick. accident and death
benent ever offered. Over 1000 men,
bers have drawn benefits In the last
year In Denver. Don't experiment
with others. but ask your friends
about the Commonwealth. Better cali
up now.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
PHOENIX susPENos.

The Phoenix Indemnity Company, q
Denver health insurance company,
has finally failed. leaving a host OF
unpaid claims and hundreds Of poor
people to mourn the loss Of their hard
earned money. Is not this latest fail.
ure one more living illustration OF the
danger to the public in patroniiIng q
company that has not made the rexu.
lar deposit with the state for the pro.
lection Of Its policyholders! There
are rumors OF other failures which
seem authentic. and In view Of the
fact that there are 20 many wildcat
companies, we venture to predict that
In the near future NO one VIII insure
with q company not having 4 eepuslt
with the state. T-N y
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
REV. ]. E. FORD.

The peerless orator OF the race.
whose sterling worth has long since
won for him a place In the affections
OF Denver people that will never die,
one OF the speakers At the Emancipa.
tion celebration next Tuesday night
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

The Life Line club will meet Mon.
day evening with Mrs. Rountree on
Stout street.
Thursday, last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Hall entertained at dinner Mrs
Kenney Of Live Oak. Florida.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Carter and Mrs. Kate
Perry OF Chicako are In the city stop
ping with Mrs. Skillern.
Mrs. Prince OF Pueblo, wife Of Rev
Prince will render a sacred solo at
Campbell church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Pi u A. Bland Of 2753 Lincoln
Is down with an attack OF tonsillius.
She is one OF thousand member Of
the Commonwealth Life in Denver
and draws dement's from them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones and
Mrs. Alice Gilbert. after a pleasant
stay In this city. left for Colorado
Springs en- route home to Kansas City
last week. r .-sa a. = ssfr-s
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
COLORADO MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

Denver, Colo.
Gentlemen:-The prompt settle
ment Of my claim with you associa.
tion makes we confident that your In.
surance is splendid thing for the
public recommending your associa-
tion. I remain respectfully,
MR.. PETER BOONE.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Damon Lodge No. s, X. Of p. will
give Its annual entertainment at East
Turner Hall. October 8. This IL to be
ia hummer.
Tuesday night the new chilli parlor
located at 1929 Lawrence street was
opened by large crowd attending and
listening to the music Of the Harris
orchestra and partaking Of the delici.
ous chill prepared BY Robert Carruth,
who is In charge Of the parlor. It was
early morning before all departed and
the management has made = most
auspicious opening for what should be
. successful business.
@. J. Gilmore has returned to the
city after touring the principal cities
OF the east and visiting the Exposi.
ton. He went with the Philadelphia
Knights to Louisville and witnessed
the parade which the people there said
was second only to the @. A. r. pa,
rade. He was royalty entertained by
the Eks In all the citiee he visited
and talks entsrtaininsly Of New York
and other points.
Mrs. uJlia Moore Of 1924 9th street
drew her nrst weeks benefit this
week from the Commonwealth Life.
She has been threatened with appe adj
citis. but 1t is hoped that she will re-
cover without an operation.
Mr.. John v. Johnson. the owner and
proprietor Of the saloon at A64 State
street, Chicago, II dead and his fun
eral services we're held at the Insti.
tutional church, at o'clock, by the
Rev. e. 7. Martin Of Bethesda Baptist
church. Mr.. johnson is estimated to
be worth 100000. His mother. Mrs.
Ellen johnson. is so III that she could
not attend the funeral services. and
In fact, does not know that her son
Is dead.
The Azslia Hackley choral club met
last Monday evening and elected Of.
ncer for the next year.
Mrs. Ida Banks was elected presi.
dent; G. G. Ross. vice president; Miss
Maggie Willis. secretary: Mr.. Charlie
Clark. treasurer; DR.. W. A. Harper.
librarian; Dr.. J. A. Harper. CORES.
pondins editor; Mrs. J. H. P. West.
brook. accompanyist.
Tho meeting place is at Mr.. A. A.
Waller's residence, 260s Gilpin street.
Take 26th Ave. car.
The choir Of Shorter Chapel will At.
tend in a body at the recital Of Clar.
ence Clark At Zion church. on the
26th and other choirs and musical
organizations are expected to attsnd
also.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

FOR RENT-Fan[shed or unfurnished
rooms at 1918 Wslton Street. Mrs.
Cole.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
Mrs. W. E. Price Is improving.

Mrs. w. E. Price is improving.
Mrs. A. 8. Goodall ID down from
Cheyenne.
Mrs, J. H. P. Westbrook 10 now In
charge Of Shorter choir.
Mrs. ]. A. Murril Of Pueblo Is the
guest Of Mrs. l.. II. Nelson.
Mrs. Byrd, Of Oklahoma, 10 the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. l. c. Con.
nell.
Mrs. Armstead, OF Colorado
Springs. Is the guest Of Mrs. Nor.
wood, Of 222i Lincoln avenue.
Miss Rowles, OF Wichita, who h.s
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lytton
has returned home.
Mrs. e. N. Reynolds, Mrs. George
Hutchinson and Mrs. r. Cumby, Of
Albuquerque. are In the city attend.
Ing conference.
Rev. c. A. Edwards has left the
city for long sojurn In Virginia,
where he will be engaged In evangeli.
cal work.
Miss Irene J. Watson Ii attending
business college, also Miss Mable v.
Watson is attending the musical con.
servatory In this city.
Bishop Grant arrived In the city
last week and made flying trips to
Colorado Springs and Boulder. re-
turning to convene conference this
week.
Mrs. Frank Shelton. Of Colorado
Springs, who has been spending the
past ten days with her aunts. Mes
danes Tolan and Jefferson, returned
home last Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. Freeman has Just drawn
his hrst weeks benent from the Com.
monwealth Life. He expresses him
self as highly pleased and gives It as
his opinion that they are easily the
best Insurance association In town.
sauel Jenkins. who has been visit.
Ing at Grand Lake. spent several days
with Albert Parker. 1875 Josephine
street. He left Saturday night for
TEXAS. Mr. Parker 10 a recent arrival
from Little Rock.
N. @. Walker was host at a party At
the home Of Mrs. vsrnell Tuesday
evening complimentary to Misses Mer.
ess and Elis. who are visiting 6srs.
Cor6s were The features Of the even.
inG.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Union Health and Accident Co.
Gentlemen:-l am In receipt Of your
check for SO in payment OF my claim
for injury to right hand. No company
AZ good - the Union for promptness
and reliability. H. L. RINEHART.
Dr. Long. who came to the city
from Louisville for the benent Of bis
health. died Wednesday. and his re-
mains were shipped homo BY Under.
taker Gilmore. His wife accompanied
them.
Mrs. Irene Fife returned from the
national meet Of the X. Of P. In Louis.
vile. Ky. They will meet in Kansas
City. Mo-. next year. Prof. R. O.
H.!ley was In town the last Of last
week. leaving Sunday At LIS .. N.
for Ellis. Kansas.
Mrs. Emma Wilson. who lives At
1858 Walnut, IL disabled from an
abscess caused by the extraction Of 4
tooth some time since. She drew her
FIRST weeks benefits this week from
the Commonwealth Life. This Il the
third bsnent she has drawn from
them. They have also paid her soa
daughter and son-in.law.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20
Union Health and Accident Co.

Union Health and Accident Co.
Gentlemen:-I am pleased to make
public the fact that have received
&l0S.35 in payment for injury to knee.
II was . great help to me and heart.
lily indOrse the Great Big Liberal I'm.
lon Health and Accident Company.
Yours sincerely.
GEO. T. CLARK.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Damon Lodge No. s. X. Of p, will
give Its annual entertainment at East
Turner Hall. October ). This IL TO be
q hummer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Bishop Grant arrived In the city
last week and made flying trips to
Colorado Springs and Boulder. re
turning to convene conference this
week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Miss Irene J. Watson Ii attending
business college, also Miss Mable v.
Watson Is attending the musical con.
servatory In this city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Miss Rowles, OF Wichita, who h,.i
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lyttor
has returned home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Rev. c. A. Edwards has left the
city for a long sojurn In Virginia,
where he will be engaged In evangeli.
cal work.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

The choir Of Shorter Chapel will At.
tend In body at the recital Of Clar.
ence Clark At Zion church, on the
26th and other choirs and musical
organizations are expected to attend
also.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Mrs. Frank Shelton, Of Colorado
Springs, who has been spending the
past ten days with her aunts, Mes
danes Tolan and Jefferson. returned
home last Saturday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Mrs. Byrd, Of Oklahoma, 10 th
guest OF her sister, Mrs. l. c. Co,
nell.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Mrs. Armstead, OF Colorado
Springs. Is the guest Of Mrs. Nor.
wood, OF 2224 Lincoln avenue
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-20

Mrs. E. N. Reynolds. Mrs. George
Hutchinson and Mrs. r. Cumby, Of
Albuquerque. are In the city attend.
Ing conference.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

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Oelltell0e &cparliilren an Sen aelieln
ais rot6penbig ternus. SIM Sfto6er
uprigel 5abrea nurOe Dos 6abr}e,t3
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pocifiI6en Citation a6. IS hCt Iid
nm berouSgelteQt, 0aB Sem &crneg-
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fiihrung Ser Ir6eit Die 9eiiel hcs
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ldrei6t man Ser S6mieri0feit 81, sir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Sdeionns am @urabenb Der golbcncr
SodScit.

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~Sbr ioatct Iicber Gprbcrcitun9en iiir
bic aoloene Soh5eit treiicn, ais iett
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letten oreibi9 Sabre oos 2eben Der,
bittert uno i'm crit fiir5lidl nit einenl
Seien p%erntobelt babe. Der Gidter
bate Mitleio nit Dem Eontoiielbcl.
ben uto gepGbrte inn Die ~perlangte
2oiltng Der ebelid)en 9onoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
h 0 ben.
Strcitbarc 8ciebgcGcr.

@utbrie, Sflo., II. 6ebruor.-
3miiden Sen Delegation Safer unO
SoSfeQ fam e5 i'm 8erfoiiungS = Gons
bent 3u eincm i6orien &encontre.
@Ghrcno ser Debate iiber sic Mn
nobme oe5 GiicnbobnberiAta be5eif-
nete 9afcr @usfeQ ais cincn &ertrc-
Ter ser @iienbobnen, moraitf Otcier
i'm cincn 2iiGncr n%onnte, Nl3 @nter
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9ofer mid Sem @llrfgeifoB ans lul0
bombaroirte min SoSfcG nit einem
GintenfoB. Die 9elcgoten iouobL
ais sic @ellrder Der @allerict, gcric-
then IN ungebcltrc Anireglung unO Der
Scrgcont at 9lrmS mo ietne @cbiil.
fen ml,Bten cini6reiten, I'm sic OrO.
nltlt0 lpieoer ber5uIteQen.
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icinen GcrwonStcn o~gnoscirt nor

Icincn gcrtuunstcn o~gmuscirt nor
Sen.
Sn icinem offi5ielen 9eridt an Die
SunbeS. Snipeftoren in Neip.2on6on
crfl6rt Capt. WcGen ooB feline 8oI.
Iogierc oltf ser noroeren Stelter6oro-
ieite bc8 n2or6mont" iid) 6efonoen,
ais or 6aS Boot altSieben lieB, mel.
DIES i'm uno eiren Sbeil Ser Mann.
idoft in Siderbeit brofte. Gr per-
iltdt boour6 sic tpioer i'm erbo6enen
InfIogen Ser Seigbeit SIT mioerlegcn.
9oS 6rodytbed iei inter @alIer uno
er oeSbolb ge5plngen 9elueien, nit
icinem Boot ob5uitoBen. Gr babe
obcr bic 9I6Ii6t gebobt, ouf oic olr-
6erc Sette 0e8 S6iffeS gu ruoerr,
ie6o6 gefunoen, ooB Dies ni6t m6g-
li6 mar.
Sn Seem .Oorf beeroigt.
Oorf, II. Sebr. - 0ic
Sei6en bon 0rei ser Mitglicoer Ser
SeilSarmee, ipelde ser o2ordmont"-
&otoitropbe gum Spfer gefaQe1 iino,
iinb ge9en 2 ltbr 9eitcrn Worgen nit
Dem Soltoner SdneQ5u9e bier ongc.
Ion0t. Die @erilngliiftcn iino: Capt.
Glen 2ombert, lieutenant 2Sobn
Mtelta un0 Sooett Sobn Geocrbloom,
ole 9rci bon Oen i6mcoiiden
8meige Der @eieai6oft. SIM 8on5en
iinb 10 Wtitglieoer Der &eilsormee,
bic oltf Dem @ege nodJ Nctu-O orf
moretL I'm bier elmer Gonferen5 BET
3umo6ncn, bel Der aotoitropbc lllngc-
tommer. Die @egr66nibfeier lpllroc
bellte %a6geboltcn.
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@crmiid)te telcgrapbiidc ScpcidDcn.

Sn ct. 2oltiS, MO, eritoB Ser
odtiGbrige &nobe 2ollis 0op bei'm
Spielen nit eincm acknowledgement
@eluebr ieinc ~14.i0brige Sdpeiter.
- Sn Buffalo, N..O. lit Q. 3.
Groofer, cit b~ciobrter G~eporateur
non 3%lpetr1oern, ser III %ieirer @erfs
itGtte brutal ongeariiien uno mibban.
oelt norOcn mar, ieilen Gerlebungen
erIe9en. NlS Slngreiier lit George
ShGbcr perbaitct ltrlo pegen So6t.
iflu9cs I'M critcn 8rooe inter An-
fIogc gcitellt moroen.
- Sn Nlbonp, N.-D., bat 8oliper-
nerr @lgbeS Die AltSlieierrng bon
Selbad nad) Eepnipluanien
.onseorbnet. Selbad lit in glnira,
N.-0, III Salt; er lit ser gntfiibrlung
belhnloi1t.
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Sedlsiehn Enh tiefcr Sdlncc.

Seattle, 8aib, II. Sebrnm.-
lieutenant @. u. @loBioro bon Dem
9unoes SignuIcorpS bat aus &ol-
be5, alasfa, Rodriht erbalten, oaB
in jeiier @egenb Elm i%lirftbarer 9li5-
5aro tobt. Sn Babies liegt ser Sfnee
iieben Sub bod, iuto Der @ino lit
orfanartiger @elpnlt. PM Der S0be
oes Eiabes 5lpiIden @aloe5 unb 5air'
banfs liegt 16 SUB Sdnee, Der gauge
8erfebr 5piifen beioen Orten lit I'm.
terbrohen. gud ole Selegropben.
linien 5niihen Babies mo 5airbanfs
iins 5erriiien, unb Dos @etter lit nod
81 faIt, nm 2eite 5iuefs Glsbeiie'
rllns Der 5~eritorten 9rQbte ablhifen
81 fonnen.