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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
ANY MANS SUIT FOR $3.50
Offers Unrestricted Choice Of
the Entire Stock Saturday.
ANY MANS ovERcoAT FOR $12. so
Positively the Most Extraordinary
oMer of Mems Clothing Ever
Made In America-Every
suit and OvercOat In
cluded - Nothing
Reserved.

Next s ,turdsy. for one day only. tbs
greatest Differ in mems clothing ever known
in the west. Your unrestricted choice Of
any mans overcoat1TOr sun in our en- Ire
stock for Sl3.1. This includes everyth ng-
all the Rogers Peet clothes. al the H rsch-
wickwire. all the Newport clothes, al our
black OF blue suits and overcoats, all our
fan dress or Tuxedo suits-have been SELL
ing regularly up to Ss5 and $40.
No man in Omaha can afford to miss this
sale. You can select from the biggest, the
bert and the most varied stock Of str city
high-grade. hand tailored clothes hat
money can buy. These are not ordinary
suits ana overcoats. They equal the best
tailor maoes.
Last January thousands Of men bought
clothes al this sale and st was the biggest
sale ever held in Omaha. Next Satur5ay
the crowd will be even greater. The stock
is bigger and more complete. Remember
that EVERY MANS OvERCOAT AND
EVERY MANS SUIT IN H STOCK,
REGARDLESS OF ITS VALUE, WILL BE
SOLD SATURDAY AT 1880.
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
How TO Reduce Fat
Pr0pOTtiOnatelV

Proportion is the thing. A fat woman
yearns 10 reduce her abdomen. but she
doesn't want 10 produce a scrawny neck
This fact condemns the dieting method
Of reducing. You can't stArve the fat off
one place and not off mother Simply
impossible. But why try dieting. or even
exercising, when there lie a better way
Of reducing fat than either.
Try the following One-hhlf ounce Mar
moiA \ ounce Fluid Extract CAscarA
Aromatic, "a ounces Peppermint Water.
Any druggist viii fill the above Cheaply.
Take a teaspoOuful after meals and at
bedtime and see IL IN a few weeks you
are not losing about q pound Of fat a day
no from places where you are nOrmAlly
plump, but from those thai are overly
fat The receipt works like q charm. /
an told, ana though IL produces delight
fully apparent results, yet II Il perfectly
harmless Doesn't even cause wrinkles.
they say who have used ~. nor interfere
with ones diet which are two other eK-
elusive and important differences a pos
sssses ever all other fat reduueTs ] ever
heard OF Instead Of being harmful, in
fact. as 80 many Of the advertised rene
1es are. II improves the health and Ap-
peute and comDlenoh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
MOTHER GOOSE IN OMAHA
Drawing ON an Old Tale 10 Make
Clear a Strong Point.
a serssd that WIN Interest AN Gray
ana Thin-GAirsd People Of ne
sraakA, net 70 MsntiSn the
BA1d-MsGaSd Contingent

The mission Of Jack and in was just
about as plain as anything that Mother
Goose ever talked about They went Up
the hin 10 get a pail OF water. When Dr.
Mott put his o-bAn Hair Restorer on the
guaranteed TO do. Gray hair is no longer
an imperative necessity. BY using the
Q-ban Hair Rsstorer. the color and lux
uriant Stiffness OF youth viii be given
~ hair that is gray n faded Oily "a
greasy hair makes a good breeding place
for dandruff Dandruff causes badness
DR.. Motifs Q-ban Hair Restorer cleans out
dandruff without a shadow OF doubt Hair
prematurely gray or old gray heads will
be restored 10 natural color.
In this preparation Dr. Mott has found
the secret Of preventing hair from falling
out cracking and splitting. The formula
IL one Of the most valuable In the posses
sion Of The Hessig-Ellis Drug Company.
This big Tennessee house az Memphis ID
50 certain that Dr. Motifs Hair Restores
Win bring about the results promised
that they are bach Of The Mysr-DinOu
Drug Co. Who handle the Q-ban Hair Re
storer here. In their guarantee 10 return
the fun price OF the preparation II thres
bottles DO not restore gray hair to natural
color. There's a way OF getting one bot
tie free Ask The M~yers-DnlOn Drug Co
about this.
DR.. Motifs Hair Tonic IL very populAl
with those who ave used the Restores
70 ADVANTAGES and ssnsibly believe IN tha
eontinnAnrs Of a coed hair tonie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
SECRET AS TO THROAT CUT
Sac City Man Pound OR Street Re-
fuses 10 Tell who
Did Ii.

With his windpipe cut with a knife or
razor Charles Allen, a real estate dea'er
from Sac City, Ia, is at the Omaha Gen
eral hospital in a serious condition.
About , O'Clock Tuesday morning he wac
picked up at Fourteenth and Douglas
streets In an excited and greatly weakened
condition from loss q blood. He declared
az that time that ne would not tell who
cut him OF how IT happened. but said al
the hospital this morning that he ala not
know anything about the matter. Dr. Ford
was called 10 care for him. The man
had been staying at the Oma hotel for the
last few days He is y years old and wei
appearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
Music


bloOm hcChAAAs /
Sonata, Cd. 81. No. 2................ Beethoven
Allegro. Adsgi5. AIegretto.
Toccata. op. .SchumaLn
Nooturne, or. q, No. 2.....".."--.ChApin
Etude, op. %. No. s......-"".."-.Chopin
Nalse. OF. 70, No. PIN
Hark. Hark. the Larki-The Erl-King
transcribed for piano by Liszp
Valse Pafisienne. Cd. .............sc huett
N ". frat tine, dedicated TO Mrs. ZeIsi 10
Prelude No. !, from Pour lie Plano,
P~afaphrase de Concert on Themes from
the Opera Eugene oneguIne
1sCndih SSNs
Transcr bed for p ano by Psbst, op. 81
Musical Omaha was wen represented at
the FIRST Baptist church last evening, On
the occasion Of the appearance Of Nine.
Fannie Bloomfiela-ze SEE, the wdely-
famed artistic whose splendid mus cal at
tainments have made her persona grata In
the worlds most exclusive musical ci-cl-s.
AS the reader may see by ~glancing above
Mrs. Ze.sler's program was an interesting
one and exhibited the planist's art IN many
varied styles and colors, ranging from the
strictly classical to the romantic school as
e~xemplfied by Chopin and schumAnn'
further embracing music by the brilliant
Slavic genius, schaAkowsky, and Deouses'
the ultrs-mods impressionisL
Mrs. Z~eisler's art IL amply adequate 70
the triumphant accomplishment OF the
tasks set by her last evenings program
She has temperament, which is IN the oe-
gree in which she possesses II, certainly
a rare and beautiful thing. But how much
more rare and beautiful IL becomes when
supported by a technique which seems 10
be equal TO the most eKacttng demands
| dominated by a mature and sound MUSICIAN
ship: and safegusrded by a poise and SELF
control worthy Of the highest admiration.
For Mrs. Zeislers work, while highly emo
tional. is vet characterized by finish and
repose. She Is temperate and does not go
into any extremes save the extremes OF
fine taste and ideal beauty. Although she
at times obtains effects which are almost
orchestral in their power, she never for
! one moment crosses over the boundary
lire which separates beauty from harsh
ness. but produces tones remarkable for
their richness and color.
Mrs. Zeisler's delivery OF the B fiat
scherza. by Chopin, was one OF the most
mastery performances the writer has ever
heard. II was fun Of mystery. and breathed
the very atmosphere Of romanticism. Two
other Chopin numbers, a waltz and ar
etude, were played with such grace and
charm as to be urgently redemanded. The
two Schubert-Liszt numbers were also
played with consUmmate skill. the cumula
tive climax which the artist was able Il
work I'D IN the Barking" being posi-
lively electrifying in its effect
Another interesting number was thu
"valse Parisisnne," which was composed
by the well known Viennese writer. Ia
Guard sehuett. and dedicated 10 Mrs
Zeisler. The Prelude by Debussy Fascinated
by its shifting oolors and the CLASSY sheer
OF its harmoniss. Poldinis' -"The WALKING
Doll" was added by Mrs. Zeisler at th'
close Of the program.
Miss Hopper deserves a vote OF thank
for providing the Omaha public Anothe,
opportunity Of enjoying an evening o.
music by Mrs. zeisler. She has been a.
inspiration and an uplft J. p. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
W. NJ. ROGERS RESTS IN OMAHA
Body WIN BE Buried at Forest Laws
CemeteFV, Says the
WidOW

Latest sdvicss from Mrs. Warren NJ
Rogers IN New York are 10 the effect that
she has decided 10 bury her husband,
Warren NJ Rogers in the family lot Al
Forest Lawn cemetery, Omaha. instead OF
Portland. Ne. a. WAS first considered The
date OF the funeral has not been set as Il
is not certain when the body VIII reach
Omaha MIS- Rogers arrived In New York
Saturday. but the body Of Mr.. Rogers vas
forced 20 come on another steamer. which
via reach New York on Friday. II the
boa is on time Mrs. Rogers may leave
for Omaha SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
CLEANING UP SALOON LICENSES
Board of Fire and Police Commits
siOners Acts on All but
Three Cases.

Only three applications for saloon licenses
for the present year remained unscted
upon al the adjournment of the meeting
Of the Board Of Fire and Police Commits
sioners last night. Those yet pending. are
in the cases Of william Sunderland. lGs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

conscious However, when he reEained
consciousness Tuesday morning, he nerv-
fly walked TO the top Of the stairs. set
tied his bills with the clerk and then
went TO the City Mission. where Police
Surgeon Barbour attended him. The latter
says that Donnelly was hurt only in the
two places mentioned, and except for his
ankle. which is probably ruined perma-
nently he Will not suffer much from his
nocturnal and unexpected descent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
Merry ACT AFTER BAD FALL
Man walks Back Up Three Flights Of
stairs When He Beeomes
COnsciOas.

Failing down an elevator shaft past three
long flights Of stairs In a lodging house
near lower Dodge street Monday night.
While drunk, Thomas nonnelly Of Butte.
Mont, received q badly s~Irained left ankle
and q scalp wound that made him un-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
The Red, White

And other constituents Of your
blooe are powerfully enriched and
dtailEod by Hoods sarsapahHa.
II increases the red corpuscles and
makes strong the white eorpuscles, and
thus protects and restores the health.
IL cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarTh, rheumatism, Rnemia. nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia. loss
OF appetite, general debility and builds
up the whole system.
Get Il today in ths usual Hou,S form a, 4,
ehooolsssd tahlst form called Saraatabs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

Many little lives nave been saved By
FOley's Honey and Tar. for coughs. colds.
Group and w~hOopinG cough. II Is the only
safe remedy for infants aud children as Il
contains no opiates or other narcotic drugs.
and chndren like FOley's Honey and Tar.
Careful mothers keep a bottle in the house
Refuse substitutes. For sale By all drug
giEtE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

by that great health tonic, Electric Bittcrs,
is the enrichment Of poor. thin blood, and
strengthening the weak. SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES
Charles Harding, President, and Al
fred c. Kennedy, Vice President.
RULES OF BOARD ARE REVISED
After Organization is Perfected Reso-
buttons Are Passed Commencing
work of Miss MeCheane, Late
Principal Of Ions school.
Prss1Asut-Charlss Harding.

-@Ae-
Vice Prsaidsnt-A1fred g. Kennedy.
These are the new officers Of the Board
Of Education Of the city Of Omaha cleo
ted at the first meeting Of the new board
last night. Both were elected by unanimous
vote, the officers themselves not voting.
Mr.. Harding succeeds David Cole in the
chair and Mr.. Kennedy succeeds Mr.. Hard
ing as vice president.
The old board met at : O'Clock and
closed the years business. retiring at 9
O'Clock, when the oaths Of office Of the
new members were received and the new
members took their seats. These new
members are Alfred c. Kennedy. re-elec-
ted: and S. P. Bostvick. R. v. Cole,
James Richardson and Grant w. Williams.
They succeed George D. Rice. David Cole,
DIT. E. Holovtehlner and ]. o.. Detweiler.
All the members Ct the old board and all
but Mr.. Bostwick OF the new board were
present at last nights meeting.
Changes In Rules.
AS a vindup Of the years work, the old
board adopted a new set Of rules to gov
ern the board. These are practically the
same as the old rules, only in q more modi-
fled form. the volume being cut down
about one-half. The old rules covered the
same points in various sections only in
different phraseology. These have been
Eimplified and many provisions eliminated
altogether. AS J. ". Hayward, chairman
Of the committee on rules. expressed 81:
When a boy ran his nose into a tree en-
the high school grounds We lad 3 rule com
pelling him TO 60 around the tree in the
future. Rules similar to this have been
stricken out"
Therefore, in the future the b-ys can run
into the trees on the high school campus.
There is one material change in the rules.
and this is the changing CT the number Of
committees from thirteen TO six. Formerly
these committees were, together with the
number Of members: Bonds, 8: buildings
and property. Z; claims, 8; finance, 3; heat
and ventilation. S; high school. s; jud ciary,
Q: kindergarten, 8; rules. 3; salaries. 81;
special instruction. 3; supplies. 8; teachers
and examination, 5. and text books, o. The
new committees. together with the number
OF members which shall constitute them.
are: Buildings and grounds. Z; supplies, 5;
judiciary, 3. finance and claims. 8: teachers
and instruction, Z; course Of study and text
books, 3
President Hsrding will announce his com
mittees at the next regular meeting. which
will be held on the evening Of Monday,
January Is
New Board I'm barge.
Foremost among the actions Of the new
board was the adoption of a set Of resolu-
tons commendatory Of the work OF Miss
Sarah McChesne, principal Of Long school,
who died Friday after a long service in the
public schools Of the city. The resolutions
were presented by DR.. J. H. Vance and
were adopted unanimously.
Treasurer Fursy presented e report sh "
ing that there was on January ! the sum
Of S2Ss. 1854 in the school bond redemption
fund. This Is divided as follows:
city street Improvement bonds s. g06@
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
New board i'm Charge.

The bid OF the Burnley Printing company
at AS5 per page for printing the forty
eight-psge handbook Of the board was &C
cepted. SIX bids were received. as follows:
Rees Printing company. g.; Klopp, Bartlett
q Co. A9. A !. Root. H75; FesJner Print
ing company. n.S5; Barton company. t.45,
and Burkeiey Printing company. SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

The nnusnce q a nee want al pene-
trEtes q u~nsaspectsd quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

s-- o Hs ID"
Paraphrase de Concert on Themes from
the Opera Eugene oneguine -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06

Valse Parisilnne, op. Schuett
IN ". frat tine. dedicated TO Hrs. ZeIsl-r.D
Prelude No. l. from Pour lie Piano,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
-uerlorrn in pereen
uuo Wutff.
Ssds smftidificr ucridluinoeu IN
Galiiorniens 0ebirscn.
Rirfenballon als Spiflbasl
Der wilorn Stiirnlr.
ScrgcblidDc Sndr nad) ben nngliid'
lidcn 2nftfabrcrn.

2osanaeIes, Gal., %. Wdr5.
Seit 60 Stllltoen marten Die slngc'
borigen lmn Sreunoe Der iehs Siiit'
id,iffer, melde Santstog nadmittoa
in tournament Garf IN oem groBen
9allon .Imerica" einen slnlltiet
unterrohnen, auf aunoe bon orii
gcrihoaenen. Seit bem Ingenblid
rpo ser gaIlon bod in Die @olfell
idoB, nahSem CT ieinen slnferplat
pcrIniicn. idcint fein menldJlihes
sluse mebr bie 2iiitidifier erbtift 81
baben. Der 9allon iegelte muieltd.
tiid in Die nieoris bGngeitoen @olfcn
binein uno perldaponb.
sfuber Dem 9iloten Capt. u. "
Nueller trng bie 8onoel bes 8aaons
Die Serrcn 3. 6. Sallteo. 8. @. 8ll'
Iian, Sponep @rap, Sarolo q. Eor'
Ter ui,b 5. Gobbins aus Baiaoena.
Capt. 0,ueller bate MIR Die slb'
lid)t, einen fiir5en slufitieg sii MAIDEN,
unS aus Dem @runbe bate man
lpeber piel &a(loit nod piel SebenS'
inittel al 9oro genommen. slllen
slnidein nod ober bat Der ltorti
gSinS, Ger sur 3eit oes slniltiegs
berrihte, ocn 9aaon ilber Die critic
aette ser Sierra Ifabre getrieben,
ino ooourd lit Sos Shidiol Der
2uitid)ifier 5u eincm alBerIt gef1hr'
liden gerporoen. SsSin Sod)geblrge
berriht bitterer @inter; bat man in
ben 8crgen lanSen miiiien, 10 lit eine
Sfettuna Der llnaliidlifen beinabe
ulmroglid, obpobl iih iofort einige
Silfs.GrpeGitionen in Die gcrge anl
Den @eg gcmadt baben.
Sit es oen 2iftidiffern basegen
gelnnsen. Die iiinf5ig Meilen breite
gersfette 81 iiberfliegen, mo Die
babinter liegenSe MoIape.aiiite 5u er'
reiden, 10 lit ipenisItens Die Woglid)'
FELT porbancen, baB lie nod langnie.
riger, miibieliger 5nblpanoernng
tpieoer berpo6nte @egenben itno Silfe
erreifen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Senat Gdaft
,iuei Komitfes.
Organization ors Sberbanics ScS
&onsrciies pollitauoig.
Neuer DemmfdIub
fir Oas Anterbans.
SaBlrcidlc IntrGgc fommcn sur Gin
reid)nng i'm Senat.
@ @aihiraton, %. Mirs.

Ger Senat 1at iif MN pollia orga'
niiiert IN. Die @iinihe Der &ortel'
caucriie aiisgefiibrt. sluBer Der
itebenoen apmitecs iiuo 5pei reue.
mdhtige aomitecs seihaifen noroen
Die ii6 ols neuer SenmiGub fitr oaS
Sans erlpciien perben.
IaS cine &omitee beiBt r&omitet
fir Sausausgaben" uub beitebt aus
ben Senutoren Sale, 9llorih, @arren,
Berfins, ,8enroic, 7olliucr uno Glapp
bie er ofiicio in ibrer gigeuifuft als
@oliiber ser SenatSfomiteeS fiir BE-
tpilligungen, ,StnanI Wilitdr, 0ta'
rine, Eoitiahen, slferbou uno SnSia'
ncrangelegcnbeiten Wiit9lie0er DC;
aomitees iino. Senator Sale als
Goriitcr bes @elpilligun8Sfomitccs
fiibrt 5eihueilie oeu @oriis iiber od;
neue aomitce. lie iibrigen WitaIic'
Der ocs aonlttees iino 9teIion
Gamble, Crane, Garter, Bourne
gummins, Burton, Hoot, McSaurln
9teplunOs, Srpen, 6letder un>
Sugbes.
9us nnoere ne1te &onitce lit ons
3omitec 5ur ngrbnltung scr natiir'
Iihen Silfsqlelen" uno beitebt ouS
bcn Senatoren 0irou oIs SOrliser
Glorf.@noming, 9eperiOGe, 8olliper
9iQingbam. Sepburn, Cid, Briggs
@u9genbeim, SoreS, NerUlanoS
Spernon. Iopis, SonfbeaO uni
Smitb.Siio Carolina.
Srosbem man iitb aniheineno oor'
ecncmmcn hut, in Ser GrtroliBlnr
MIR ben 5orif su erleoigen. iiiro por
peridieoenen 5enntoren cine gan5e
9feibe pon @orlagen cingereift ltno
glntrGge geitcat puroen; lie wuroer
FAINT uno ionbcrs an Die 5ltItdnoisen
&omitees perpieien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
2r9t iein Amt nieorr.
0onuernenr BON Wen Wcrifo fat
Sdluierisfeiten.
81 W.. %, we6r,.

cant q Sc, N. Wt., %. Wtdrs.
8ouDerneur George gurrie bon
Neu Werifo bat Grdiibent Saft tele.
grapbii6 Inn ieiue gntlaiiltng eriutt ;
er lit elmer BON Hooiepelts Haubrei.
tern, oie nit euten Boiten perleben
tpur0en.
2ebtcn Samstag bate @ouperneur
Gurrie eine sluSeinanoeriesung nit
Dem 3citungsberausgeber u. 5.
2oomiS pom eagle, Ser einen 9lr.
tifel se6rcdt botte, ben @ouuerneur
Gurrie mir beleibigcno biclt. Ter
3eitungsbcrausgeber ioa pom 8ou'
ocrneur tatli6 angesriffen uno aus
ieinem Bureau binausgeporicn NOR.
ben iein.
2oomiS mo icine sSreunbe gingen
6aroitf 5um slnerifi iiber uno bereite-
ten in aller 6orm glnflagen Dor, oie
Gr1iioent Sait uno bem Winiiter oes
Snnern porgeIegt iperoen iollen; lie
tpollen aui Ser Ibiebrng bes gcuper.
neurs teltrben. oils 8ouperneur
Gurrie bapou borte, bat er in @aib.
ington nm ieine gntlaIlung. Rat aber
oorlauiig obleGnenoeu 9pideio erbal.
ten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
RIRkfbr 0fs
6rraubten.
Ter flc;ne @iiliam 8hitla grgcn
SGicgclo ansgclicIcrt.
kuabe i'll unuerlett,
muntrr uno erlnno.
Gle @cb0rocn ncbmcn cinen yer'
badDtiscn in 1euabriam.
GIppeIano. Ohio. 90. Wt1l

GIepeIano, Ohio, 90. WtarS.
g9iaie @bitla, boS af)tiabrige
gobnfen oes slnlpaltes 8bitla bon
Sboron, oas am lesten Sonnerstag
npn einem llnbefannten aus Der
1ShuIe aebolt lno entfiibrt moroen
mar, beiinoet iid) nieoer bet Ietnen
Gltern. Serr @bitla bate genau
nah ben 8orihriiten Der gntfilbrer
oes &inoes bas 2oiegelb III Der Sobe
pon $4,000 abgelieiert, uRo I'M
$40 llbr geitern abenb taiifte DER
&nabe geiitnb nnb mlrter in Der @lll'
pfangsballe oes Sotels Sollcnoen al1
uno befanb lid in Der nod)lten Wtl'
mute in ben glrmen ieines iibergllld'
lihen 8oterS.
3as &ino par faum inltanoe, cine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'Sdilberllng let'
rer Grle6niiic 81 lieferu. @illie er.
Sdblt, bnB Elm GROCER Wann nit
idnar5em @art, Der riebr nett" gene.
fen iei, i'm aus DER Shule abgeboli
unb ibnt GeIdgt babe, MN gebe es ouI
Terien uno er miiiie lebr artig leln.
afnn ici per &lggp uno Gilenbabn
nefobren uno babe ihlieBIih elm gro.
bts @auS erreidt, bas Ger anobe ein
Soipitol nennt. 9luf an einen fur
5cn 9lufentpult in slihtnblilo crinncrt
er iih. 0ian babe ibn iebr gut be.
banbelt, ibm aQerbano 8uteS 5n clien
gcgeben uno nit ibnl geipielt, inO
buber fiel eS linn aub nift Elm, on
ben 3orten ieiner @ntiiibrcr, oaB er
iid allf sSerien beiinbe unb bolO iuie.
Der bel ieinen Gltern iein perbe, Sl
5llsifeln.
goungStomn o., 90. Wdr5.
Soiepb @eiB bon bier, friibcr @e.
ihdftsfiibrcr ocs Sbora.9lniiiement.
Garfes, lit in Der gta6t in SSait ge.
ncmmen norben. lie Eolijei nil
5rpar iiber Die 8eranlaih,us an Der
Serbaftura uidtS ange5eh, der es
ntrb allgemein bebauptet. baB man
ihn i'm @eroadt bot, bel Der entiiib.
rilng bes fleinen @bitla Die Sanb i'm
Spiel gebobt su baben. 8ie es beiBt,
bat bie Ioli5ei Den @eiB idon ieit
einigen Sagen unter 9eobahtuns &c.
babt.
s9. 6. SGob, Ser Gebea scr S6u[e
II Sbaron aus Der @illie 9Sbiiia
entfiibrt tuoroen lit, befinoet iid bier
itno erflart, bob Ger 8erbaitete Dem
Monne, Der @iaie aus ser Sduie
bolte, iprefenb Gbnlid iiebt.
Ter Serbaftetc nuroe beute NOR.
gen Inn 2 ll6r naA oierItiinoiger
Saft entlaiien, mcil eS ibm gclungen
n'ar, genou nad3lupeiien, oaB er 5ur
2eit Der @ntfiibrung Ses anaben nic9t
III 'S9aron gemcicll iein fam.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Rampf in DER partei.
Tie Scmofratcn i'm Sauic inter iidJ
gcipalten.
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8uibin9ton, 23. MGr3.
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rofroten i'm Saltie Die Saltrng tbrer
&arteigenoiien, melhe bic uon 6ib'
qeralo einoe6rohten 9tmenoierungen
su ben @citGftSregeln unterItiibt 6n.
ttn. 9ctd0eIt uno ibrem 1Siihrer
Glarf, ser iih ibrer 9lnnabme mioer,
icbtc, 9feht Qege6cn.
Iie 0ebatte mar cine Ser 6ibigiten,
sic nod in oenofrotiihcn 9erotungen
brrgefommen tit Serr 6isgerolo
rertci6i9te feline 6oIturg uno murbc
itinerieits ron Serrn Snrhpif bon
Georgia Gnoegriffcu. Iie 9tb1eoro.
neten EcterS lno aeliber bon Mai.
ia6ltietts beflogteu Iid iiber Oie tn.
ranniide nIrt un0 @ciic oes Wiinori.
t4tsfiibrrrs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Selapa snm Nadgr6en bcrcit.
@ @ai6inaton. a %. Marl.

% 6ington, %. Wdr3.
GrdiiOent 3eIapa bon hcnragiio
bot ourd) ieinen @eianoten ouf oie
Hote Ses 2lusn1rtigen sfnteS in 9e.
aug auf oen iogeuonnten emerp'ihen
slniprltf geantuortet; Der omerifo.
riihe Stdntsiefretar perlangt Die
einberlirng zines Shieosgeriftes.
Ter Saa bantelt ii6 INN ole Gnt.
Siebung elmer aon3eiiion 5um 61llen
bon Wabagoniebdlmen.
lteber oen SSnbalt Der 9lntrport oeS
9rGiioenten BON 9acarogua miro
nidts befannt genradt, aber allein
9tnidein nah ideint Die omerifaniihe
Regierling nift 9anS sufrieben 5il
1ein. Iui Ser anberen Seite tpirb
angegeben, bob cine sSortiebimg Der
gerbanolungen m0elif) lei, neil bie
nicoraouaniife snhport einen .glns-
iueg oifen laiie, ser beioen Sciten se.
red)t lei.