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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
MANIFESTATIONS
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Cheyenne, Wyo, March "a, 1900
Sealed proposals in triplicate, VIII be re-
at this office until 9.39 a.. m, noun.
tain time, Saturday April ri 1853. at which
time they will be opened In pablo, for fur
nishing all labor and MATERIAL required in
the construction and remodeling of an cleo
Wyo., including the following items: l.
Constructing primary, secondary, service,
transmission and street light lines, furnish
ing and installing cut-outs and street lamp
brackets and installing transformers, re-
moving part and remodeling part of the
old line. 2. Furnishing all Tungsten lamps,
switchboards and all apparatus for sub
station. 3.%Furnishing all Watt meters and
transformers. 4. Installing interior onduit
wiring and arc lamps for electric lighting
cavalry drill hall. 5. Construction of a
building for transformer su~b-station, ali in
accordance with plans and specifications
prepared in the office of the quartermaster
general, United States army. Plans and
Specifications are on file in this office and
in the office OF chief quartermaster, De-
partment of the Missouri, Omaha, Neb.; ;
chief Quartermaster, Department of Colo
RADIO, Denver, Colo; chief quartermaster,
Department OF the Lakes. Chicago, Ill.
depot quartermaster, st. Louis, Mo-, and
quartermaster, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
The government reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Re-
modelling Electric Light system at Fort D.
A. Russell, Wyo,'' and addressed to Cap
tain v. X. Hart, Fifteenth infantry, act
ing quartermaster, United States army, In
charge OF construction, room 5, Keefe hall,
Cheyenne, Wyo. M26-21-@-SOA22-s
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his determined and enormous exertion was
80 great that he broke down utterly for
some time.
With ~Funkhouser, a former omahan' az
center to direct things, and Schmidt TO
toss the goals on fouls. the rest OF the Wis
iting stars we're so well backed that II was
some time before they were IN any danger
whatever OF being given a run for their
money. Their work showed expert train
Ing Of the strenuous university type, ana
sets them out as probably being the last
est Ind best organised team Of high school
players in Nebraska.
LineUD and Rcoro.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
LINCOLN.

Referee; Sam Waugh of Lincoln. I'm
pire: KeeSter OF Omaha. Scorer; L. p.
Funkhouser OF Lincoln. Timer; Stanley
Rosewater OF Omaha. Time OF halves; 20
minutes. Field goals: Mckinney, 8; Car
rier, Z; Nagl, 8; Andrews, .; Funkhouser,
g. L. Mann; Schmidt, 3. Foul goals; Car
rier, 4; Schmidt, IA. Awarded point;
Omaha, I. Score; First half. Omaha, s;
Lincoln, q; second half, Omaha, 90; Lin
coin, 10 Final score: Omaha, Is; Lin
coin, 80.
Before the big match the juniors wal
Hoped the freshmen by a big score, winning
the championship Of the classes, as they al
ready have won It in other indoor athletics.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort L~eavenworth, Kansas, March
20, 1909. Sealed proposals In triplicate will
be received here until II a. m, Central
time. April Q, 1909. and then opened, for the
construction of a band stand. Full in
formation and blank forms OF proposals fur
nished on application to this office. Plans
and Specifications may be seen here. also
in office OF chief q~uartermaster, Omaha,
and Master Builders exchange, Kansas
City, Mo. United States reserves the right
to accept OF reject any or all proposals or
any parts thereof. Envelopes to be marked
Proposals for Band Stand" and adj
dressed to Capt. VIM. d.. Davis, Quarter
master.
M9-29-3O-S1-A7-s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
LESS xMAM BoUB DAYS ar GHA-

weekly sailing 1Styssn MentrsaL oushss
and GvexDooL
Two lays on the oeaaufuI St. LAwreno.
river and the shortest ocean route to Eu.
rope.
FIRST class esoi second. osoI one class
Ask your ticket agent. or write fer SAIL
Q. =. 1HN5AMIH. q. Az
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

NY Syear-oid nov was hadiv eonSti.
pated. had a high fever ana was in an
awful condition. I gave him two doses o,
Foisy'v orino Laxative and the next morn.
ing the fever was gone and he was entirely
we'll. Folsy's orino Laxative saved his
nfs." A. wolkush. Cashier. wis. For sale
by all drusgistA-
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De Rouen Fails 90 Throw KIank.

KANSAS CITY. March N.ARaoul de
Rouen. champion wrestler OF France. lost
a handicap match here tonight with Emil
KIank. De Rouen agreed to throw Klank
twice in half an hour. He won the first
fail in twenty-nine minutes and forty sec
onds, but could not throw Klank again
in the remaining twenty seconds. Klank
has been one OF Frank Qotch's traIrers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
scnIded. hy Steam

or scorched by a fire. apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. Cures piles. too, and the worst
sores. Guaranteed. Csc. For sale by Beaten
Drug Co. I.r.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
Minnesota.

FOR sALE-The Murray property on the
shore OF 10th Crow Wing lake, contain
ing so acres, 8 acres under cultivation,
s acres ready for pillow; large 6-room
house, finished; exterior In steel, house
all complete. FIN mineral springs on
property. Address John Murray, Akeley,
MINI. 3O-Ml 29x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

from clyde: nice. level land. all fenced. at
$50. 1B-l60 acres near Agenda. In Ger
man settlement; creek bottom and well
improved. A bargain at 9.o00 with good
terms. Also have several good farms that
l can give good trades or. Write for my
complete list. mentioning this paper.
Waiter Nelson, Clyde, Kan. C3D-Ml65 s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

Quick, Action for You Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
your busine -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

FOR sALE-A farm OF $40 acres, two and
one-half miles from Osoeola, the count
seat of Clarke county, Iowa. ITO acres
in cultivation. balance in blue grass pas
ture. Small orchard, and a number Of
shade trees round the house. Good house
head on cattle. and hogs. wood she'd and
hen house. Farm well watered with wells
and living stream. Price $40 per acre.
or S2,t00, $500 cash down and balance
In four years, interest payable annually;
s per cent on $4,000, and s per cent on
S2,D0, with option TO pay 500 or &i.O00 at
any interest date after one year.
Also nave other bargains Send for list
q p. p" Karr a. Karr, Osceola, la.
G0l-M5S AJAX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

4, so acres 2h miles OF railroad station.
Large part is finest valley land. best OF
soil, lots of hay. we'll watered. lots of
crop will pay for land. II you see this
land you VIII never pass II up. Price
$3.50 per acre. Easy terms.
5000 acres well improved, 5000 per acre.
1,o40 acres, 8 sets OF improvements, $S per
acre.
Loco acres. well improved. So0. per acre.
We nave many other bargains. Write or
GLOBE LAND AND INV. CO., OMAHA.
(O)-M492 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

when you buy Gold Medal FIeuP
he sure "a Il Washburn-CrOsby's Gold
Medal Flour. h a. tmDOr d,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
RAILWAY TIME CARD

UNION sTATION-IOTH AND MASON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

CHOICE Oklahoma farm for sale, 100 acres,
Groom house., barn, crib, grenary 80 acres
In cultivation, 70 acres bottom. 10 acres
orchard; Z miles from railroad town: price,
$50 per acre: one-half cash, time on ball
ance. Write swope q c.. saltwater, Okl.
20)-M72e Abx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
Kansas.

NORTH Dickinson county land. fine homes,
good Investments, selling fast, advancing
rapidly: come soon, get a good bargain.
Write E. Fackler. Manchester. Kan.
I9)-MS6 ak
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wasAiASton.

FOR SALE-lO acres fruit and vegetable
irrigated land near Spokane, Wash, al
sacrifice. Write H e. Smith. College
Tabor, Ia. U0)-M202 AK
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MUST RAISE CASH

BY selling my holdings in an eastern
manufacturing concern who maintain
a branch in their building in Omaha.
Have paid substantial dividends for rs
years. Are known wherever machin-
cry is used. For full particulars. adj
dress. Lock Box 146, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

STOCK RANCH.
1900 acres; $50 irrigated. balance pasture;
all enclosed; good ll-room house, with hot
and cold water, good horse and cattle
barns and other outbuildings. etc. con-
rected with telephone and situated Is
miles south of Douglas. Wyo, Price rea-
GEO. L. FoxToN, Douglas, Wyo.
(2Oj-MT3
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POULTRY AND EGGS

Poultry Yards-Light Brahmas
won I premiums at the state fair. Stock
for sale, old and young. r. T., Cameron,
Ottumwa, la QD-Ml64 sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
STOVE REPAIRS

FURNACE. steam and hot water repairs;
Thermostats and other heat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works,
12Oe-12e Douglas st. Phones: Ind. A-Ss21;
Bell, Douglas $50. -6H
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
PAM .,JR ss4.kkoEEs ESTATE TATE yor SALE

HAVE a very attractive proposition for
nien who can procure buyers for farm
lands in the best locality In the north
west II N. Tucker Co, Courtenay. N. ID.
C2O-Ml0s 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

Colorado.

FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
D~enver-Greeley district. under irrigation;
sugar beets. alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price. easy payments
Bldg. m Tel. Douglas e0L
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

Auburn Local ........,..b S:O pm bn;n am
a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. C Sun
day only. d Daily except Saturday.
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Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

GREAT LAND SNAP.
1S0-acre farm, all smooth; deep, black
soil, no better anywhere; about thirty miles
from Aberdeen, the largest city in South
Dakota Price only $3.50 per scre. Good
terms; owner is compelled to sell this at
once.
r. j. SCHNORR. SIS Broadway
Council Bluffs.
(20)-MBl7 q
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WANTEp-To BUY

HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture.
carpets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. Ss1.
C25)-62
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

BEST price paid for secondhand furniture.
carpets. stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Doug.
541. (25)-S3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29

BARGAIN-S-room house ola Ohio. close
TO cath ST., rents for $500 per year
Owner nonresident; must sell at once.
II taken at once win accept. $3.50 NJ
]. KENEARD a CO.. 80 Brown Blk,
Qs)-M36l
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8anffrab in WiscpaIin.

@ab ington, :. e., ~. Oft
Ger Gourant G%ontroleur perfiinbeic
belrte, Dab ole .Grite Notionol.9on
bon Minerol Eoint, @iSc., lire Sbii-
rem geihlolien bot nno bob Sobn Y.
ShoiielO gum Moiienfurotor ernonHt
morben lit. gei'm lebteu glusmciS
Der Gnitolt ont 1. September D. 5.
itanoen iid Die sftipo mo Die Noi-
iipa Der anitalt oni $780, 02 gleih.
Tas 9opital Der 9onf betr1Gt $100..
GOO, Der lleb1ridruB $4,000 unO Die
Gepoliten %belauien iih nltf ctun
$529,00O. Gle Suspeniion ipllrOt
onr6 ongeblide SGlihungen rmo
Neruntreuun9en ucruiobt, burd)
melde Die 9onf $4,000 perlor. Ger
@ome oes Geriibcrs oerieiben lit nod,
nift befonnt aeaeben moroen. sod
munfelt man bon 5u eruortenoei
Serboitlngen. Fr1libent Der @ont
lit 9. Goluert SpensIep, ultb berielbc
erflart lid iiber5eugt. bob Die Ani.oIt
bolb i'm Stonoe iein miro, ibre BOB,
litngen ipieber auf5unebmen.
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Scner 2nbm.HpfaI.

81. 2ouiS. y. Sftober. = 9(u.
auitlls Eoit, Scfretdr oes aero.GlubS
pon Nncrifo, bot entid)ieben, ooB iue,
Ger 2, Z. Don Ebuf, Der Siibrer oes
goIlonS st. 2oltis," nod $. 6. so.
neplpell, Der Niibrer oeS 9oQons
yGeitcnnio," Elm Anred)t oui Den
Sabm.Eofol bobcn. 9eiOe botten mlf
Der ON porlebten Montag BON bier
aus pernnitalteten G%iitonSfobrt cine
Strede bon r1ebr. DIS 475 Meilen 3lt.
rildgelegt, bod b0ttcn Tie peri1umt,
lid fir ben @ettbemerb nm ben go
fol eintrogen 5u %loiien, unb Die Gro.
pbGe iii ieBt i'm 9eiib bon Capt. Sc
6oreit GbonbIer. u. &oaano Ssorbes
unb aliguitus ToIt. geioc BON Nem.
Dorf, itiegen bcltte in Dem 9aaol1
,Nciu.g)ort" orf, INN ben 2abnt.YrciS
5t ~erlangea.
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lGnaere Belt BEL oeu GsfimoS allfgc.
bnlter, ltno Oieielben bitten nift Der.
ludt, i'm 51 t1uiden.
ErpfciIor Wiboiug's S%ciDrgnif.

Nrncrifa'5 volte Hniie" aui Dem Nus.
iterbc-Gtot. - Sn Hellenglano tit
Die @eburtsrote nod geringer ais
in 6ronfreidl.
Ncm Dorf, II. Oft. = Nod
elmer @rtlGrung, 6ie 6ronf $. Sill
Ding, Brofciior Der So5iolmiieni6oit
al Der ~Golumbia . llniperiitat," &C.
Itcrn ieiren S6rern CAB, giebt eS III
Den 8creinigten Staoten @egen0enL
5. 9. Gernlont, mo Die @eburtsrate
Ginter b%erieni9ert 6ranfreid's' nod
5llriid6teibe. Die 0er5eitige 3obl Der
@iburten in ben &~reiien oes einge-
torencn Nmlerifonertbunls reide nid)t
CAS-, Die Gaiie 81 erbolten. 2ie gauge
Salt Scr notiirlid)en 8ermebrlmg Der
Gcbolfcrung oeS 2onors meroe bon
Dem eingemun0ertcn Clement getra,
9tn. &coe Somilie iollte minbeItcnS
rier &inoer ouiuciien, oamit 0ic
Safe erbalten bleibe, menn ma 0ie
3obl ser &inoer- Sterblidfeit in 81.
t@a6t 5iebt, iomie Ierienigen, sic iii.
rerbeiratbet, oOer lpeltll lie 6eiratbell,
cine Nodnnds bleibeu. @egen.
mortig lperoe bieie @ebilrtsratc nidlt
errcidt. Ger Eroieiior ta0elte oieien
lmItono nid)t, ionoern fiibrte nllr
Die Jbntiade on, u1b lpies 6oroui
lin ooB oie Nmerifoner, penn tic
nit menig &inocrn auSfonlmen un0
rcd i6re Huiic erbolten mollen, gum
rcnIsiten bic Sooesrote ouf elm 0ti-
nimlrm berob5uiebcll bemii6t iein
miiBten.
2llS troiieS 9eiipiel, mie in lcstc.
"cr &inIidt an nlol6en Grtcn g>frc-
pclt miro, iilbrtc Der @clcbrtc Ybila=
nelpbio OH, mo WiQioncn fir Siltrirs
c:llogcn 5iuar bclpilligt mor0en,
ober in Sic Goi6en Ser @rafters ge.
fIoii2n icien. Die trourige 6olee, sic
nidt 81 icin braudte, iei cine Sps
pbuS-@piocmic Don ioldem llmionge,
RAP, mie ibm beriGtct moroen lei,
mobreno Der uergotgenen ISOLDE tGgs
lid 40 Nellcrfronfungen in Der
Stoot Der @rnoerliebc uorgefommen
itien.
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YbitedJer nad) Ganaoa.

New-O OFF, ~. Sftober. 9c=
tr0dtlides Inileben in oeutihen uno
namentlif in Sdpci5cr GereinSfrci.
zen erregt oaS geItern befannt aepor.
oene Serl6Apirloen 0eS Reitaurotelrs
Safob SauIelnluiin bon 3r. 800 Gen.
troisApcnuc. Ser leincm @eggebel
batte lidl Sonlelmann reid)lid nit
@el0mitteln perie6en. @ie nGlulid,
leine Satin Die er ne6It i6rer 15,Sol)-
re aItcn Satin ibfem Sdidlal ii6er-
laIlell, 1eItern erfldrte, erbob er ON
Gage ieines &eri6minoens gonf.gin.
logen in Sobe BON $500, meld,e iolt
DC geldmmten G%riporniiic bes Ioo.
res biloetert.
Nanlelmann, ser inn SO. 2ebenS-
jabre itebt, YrGiioent oes Sdmei3er
&olfSieIt-Gereins uno Mitelieo ser
"eentral Hifle Gompognie" lit, 6eira.
tbetc Dor etipa S~abresiriit ieine ietiQe
@nttlt. @eltern erbielt ISrou Solt-
lelmann bon Montreal, Canada, ans
eilen Brief oes perihpunoenen Got.
ten, melhe ibr 6oloiee Miidfebr per
lpri6t. Sic bate als @ittue ben ais
aelner in ibrer &eltallrution beid,Gf-
tl0tet Wann sebeiratbet uno lit et(i.
fc Sabre Glter, ais er.
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Banana. Giben.Trp,es.

SnoianapoliS, Sno., ~. Of
tober. - Stitort McGomoro, eilt SIN.
malt oes Sulti5-S departments oerger.
Staaten, 6egonn Dor 9unbesridter
anberIon oobier cine augmentation
III DEM Don Der 9ltnbeSregier:!ng uil-
bon9lg gemad)ten Gerfabren, belie1l
3lped III, 5t bepirfen, BOB 9elouoil
Sntltb uno Gbarles u. @iQioms, 81
gentfiimer Oes 9lottes ySnbiunapolis
Neips," nod Dem Tiitrift Columbia
oerbrndt lueroerL It'll BORT auf Die
bon Der SinoeS.@ ronO Surp gegell
lie erbpbene Nnfloge proieiiirt AZ tper-
Den, Nelion GrompeQ, Ioilqlos 60
binlon II. u. bird) Die @er6ifentli.
dung eincS IrtifelS, mcrin aeiogt
MIRO, BET Dem Serfalli Der Eonamn.
aanol5one on Die Ser. Stooten iei
Elm lid auf Milionen belauienoer
r1roft, bon Dem Die 8enannten prof
tirt batten, nit unterloufen, incrimi.
meier @eiie perleumbet I'll boben.
(Sp1ter.) - &idter Mnoeripn aob
lpat bette Nodjmittog cine gntlhei-
oitng ub, onrd] tpeld)e Der @ntrog oitf
llebertroglmg Ser $50. Smitb.n. g9iI-
lianls nad) @oibinaton @ebuis Ero-
senirung obgepicien miro.
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3urbuten bcs Winters.

@bicago, ~. Sftober. - SclI1
trnt Elm leidtcr Sdnceiti,rm bier eil1,
mGbreno beitiges Sfneegeitober aus
perihie0enen StGbten Midigon'9 II.
onoerer noropeitlifeu Stonten &c.
meloet miro. Gin beitiger Stltrnl
mebt mi benz Wihioon.Se Sn Era.
oerie Gitp. mid, limo 6 3ou Sdlnee
gefa1en mo aus Nfiiiouri, SfloDo-
mo, &onioS mo HebroSfo fommell
Nodridten iiber bittere &Glte. Sl
Htortolf, Nebr., ionf bas Gbermonle.
ter beitte iriib oui % 8rab. 9(lld)
i'm logenonnten ,EionnanItiel" poll
Scros, Dem noromeltlihen 3ipfel bcS
StooteS, lit Sroit eingetreten. 81,
3aDton, g., SoleOo, 8, unb in
@beeling, @..go., lit leid)tes SGrc2.
october cingetreten.
3nlutb, Winn., II. Sftober. -
Nah elmer lali9cn Eeriooe nlilrer
Wetters trntcn bier Ole criten Gorbo-
ten oes @inters olti. 9ei cinem Noro.
pItltnrm, peld)er cine @ci1pinoig'
felt BON GO Weilcn IN Der Stllnol
entipideltc, iiel S6nec uno Sooel
nno Der Supcrior.S See aerietb in &C.
malti9e Infragung, 10 Dob oueS diffe
NIT Terip1tung cinlouien. Ser
Stnrm lebte geitern slbeno eil1 mo
miloerte iid crit ae9en @iittag, nab
reno Der Sdmee, ipeld)er oaeroingS
ioior! lfinilst, nod INNER iGut.
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Der 6lndl Der b6iem 2hatl

COS Ingeles, Gal., IL. Sk, -
Gin Srtber bes YrGlioentennfot'
Oers G~5olgos5, ipeth 9ebterer G.
fonntlidJ Meainlep IN Buffalo, o.
D., erifoB. eridicn lpdbreno ser ac
tern bier 81 ebren oes ErGiirante,
Gait abgeboltenen 5eitlihfeiten in,
Observation-Disclosures mo erilld,t,
UNI erlmlbniB, BORT 81 bleibcn. bis
Der 5elt5ug poriiber iei. Gr ioate, G,
Jet es miioe. ben aollsen Soa lol
bon Der Eoli5ei iiberipod,t unb be
folgt 5l lperoen. gr erbielt Die erf
tene GrlaubriB. Ger @unn bat Fl
loipeit man iueiB, niemoIS cine 6
lebesiibertretung su SfuIoan TO,
men loIeii, alein oer llnlita,r'
Ell ein grllber oes fsqlioen
oers lit, mirft, iuie er ioet. civ
ten al,f iein gon5es arben
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Sufpmutiufibrcr Sansbcrger umgc.
fummen.

Ebilobelpbia a, Il, Oftobcr.-
Nm. .. Sonsberger, 30 Sabre alt,
aus &%uns0ule, ga, Hotonotipfiibrer
De" ~&opol Blue Gil5uges, meld)er
INN 100 bcrtc friib ilbcr Die y9olti-
more & Sbio-NnDn" BON bier iibcr
@al6ington nod Hitt0blrg obeinG,
murOe nobe Der StaotQrcn5e ourt
Goaiiion Ieines 3uges nit elmer san,
9irsSotonlotipc getootet, 2(uber SSun8-
ber0cr murOc Nien1onN ncrlebt.
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HInbcrbamomcrf f~lorirt.

2cmiapillc. Ger, II. Sftohcc.
- Mebrcre 9anbiten Orallgan bellte
iriib in oic bieiiae State gont" Gin.
ipreilgtcu bas @elogemol6e NIT Ni-
t~roglpcerin uno erbeuteten $500 in
@oargelb. sic Iieben $4,000. meldje
IN elmer @de laaen Mno nltt bon
ibten bellerft murbe. siiriid.
Do ib0letomn, o, IL. Oft. -
,0egamen" iprengten lette Nad)t Die
Spinoe i'm bieiigcn Toitrmt m,b err
tcuteten Eoitmorfcn I'M @ertbe ucll
$4,000, iebod fcin 9ourgelo. Sic
rcroen burd) 9~liitbumoc p~eriolgt.
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3ng.GolliiiOn nnb 2cbcnsperluit.

CALAIS, Ger, ~. Oft. = Gurd)
cine beittc nabe 8reenpille oui Der
.Wfiiipuri, &onias & SeroS+Sobn"
cingetretene Golliiion wurocn bier
Icniden getootet, elmer toptlid mno
ctrpa 5lpanSie ollbere mebr oher NC
niger idmer perlcst. Gin 8radt5ul,
l,eltler ~angebaIten bette, nm @oiicr
cin5unebmen, Duroe bon cinem Der.
lonen5iig ongerannt, oiti melbem cine
Menee bon Eoiiagieren auf Dem @c-
&c nod Ser Staots . 9lusittllumg in
Sollas moren.
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Glepelan0. g. II. Sftp6er. =
IS lit Die nGmlihe alte @eidid)te."
lngte Sr. Goof. weldler beute bier
meilt, oils linn Die ioeben bon TeorD
peroffentlit)te anflogeid)riit, suiont-
men nit &nrte, erflarungcn Der Is.
finos II. i. No., ee5eigt mur0e. sd
babe Die III Dem Sdrciben oltfacnor.
fenen Eunftc id)on ein TuBeno Wol
bealltportet, ltnb Die bon Yearp per.
oficntlibtc &arte lit an uno fir iid)
Elm 9eiueis, oab Die Gsfimos Dos
mir gegebene 8criprefen bielten,
Dem Commander Tearp uno ieinen
9euten feinc MittGeilungen 81 ma.
den. Gsfimos linb, melrr lie 5llr
Geoe eeitent meroen. INNER bereit.
Gtmas SIT ingen mos ben 5ra9eitel.
fern eefdat."
Gr. Goof ging ni6t n1her ailf Die
Suhe Elm, erfldrte jebod, Hasmulier,
melfer biltlen ailr5em bier iein
mcroe, piilc Die @obrbeit uno merre
fir lie eintreten. Serielbe babe lia)