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Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

If your liver is sluggish and out of tone, and you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight before re- tiring and you will feel all right in the morning. Sold by all dealers. i
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

President Burbage ofthe Maya jo-Apache Rank was here Thurs day or business.
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02
Local Happenings

The Democratic County Cen tral Committee held a meeting here Thursday, at which busi- ness connected with the ap. preaching election was dispensed with. The date for holding the primaries in the various precincts of the county was set for August 18th, and the county convention which will nominate two candi- dates for delegates to the con stitutlonal convention will be held III Holbrook on August 2Oth
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

Dr. E. E. Oldaker spent Sun- day and Monday in town on business this week. The doctor is in charge of the government sheep inspection for Arizona dur ing the absence of Dr. Harman, who is spending a vacation with relatives in Massachusetts.
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

Mrs. x. x. Sleeves, of Williams. was Winslow visitor this week.
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

A meeting of the directors of the A. '. NJ. I. was held here this week at which routine of busi- ness was transacted. Among those that attended from outside points were: Joseph Udall, of Springerville, ]. B. Patterson, of St. Johns, Joseph w. Smith, Ninian Miller and ]. A. Freeman, of Snowflake.
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

Be sure and take a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with you
 when starting on your trip this summer. It cannot be obtained on board the trans or steamers. Changes of water and climate often cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and it is best to be prepared. Sold by all dealers. ]
Holbrook argus., 1910-08-02

Read The Argus
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Nebraska Now. Moro.

NEBRASKA CITY-Robert Stock sold n
crate of strawberries, the second crop this
year. '
BEATRICE-W. l.. Folden, machinst was
badly burned in the eye yesterday by nor
oabOit metal while repairing machinery.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice trade boosting
excursion TO have been held by the Com
Ilerclai ciuD Thursday was postponed on
account OF the bad weather.
NEBRASKA CITY-John Coffield. an
noyed by bees which had swarmed under
the weather boarding of his home secured
nfty pounds OF honey and two hives OF
bees
kEARNEY-CRrl N. Isackson of BERT
rand and Miss Maude Marshall of Overton
were married by the county Judge The
marriage was witnessed by a number Of
friends OF the BRIDE and groom.
NEBRASKA CITY-Joy Morton has pur-
chased several farms, aggTegatinE go acres
twenty-five miles west OF Chicago, VIII ch
re will have improved, a mansion erected
thereon and make It his future home.
KEARNEY-Fi-e OF unknown origin de-
stroyed the barn OF Joseph Schiller and
Martin SCHUYLER, brothers. near Pool burn
ing five head OF horses and valuable ma
chlnery' The fire started during a heavy
windstorm.
KEARNEY-A divorce was granted IN
district court by Judge b. o. HostetIer 10
Mrs. Mary A. Coon OF Shelton from Silas
Coon on the grounds of extreme cruelty.
nir. and Mrs. Coon were prominent resi-
dents OF Shelton.
kEARNEY-ROy Chadwick of St Joseph.
VINO threatened TO kill his wife II she did
not return and live with him, was SEN
fenced 70 a year In jail by Judge Il. o.
Hostetler upon his failure to find bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Morningside Gets
a New President
DR.. Arthur Freeman of Kansas City
Inaugurated to Preside Over
College at Sioux City.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct 90-With i'm
pressive ceremonies Dr. Arthur Freeman.
formerly OF Kansas City, NO, was in
augurated president OF Morningside col
lege, today. Many distinguished visitors
attended. Owing to the death Of Senator
j. =. Dolliver, a trustee, all social feat
ures were eliminated. Rev. Charles NJ.
Stuart, OF Northwestern University, pre-
sided at the exercises,
Among the speakers were DR.. Freeman,
Bishop w. f. Mcdowell. Dean sydney r.
Chandler, Mayor A. A. Smith OF Sioux
City; Victor RoseWater OF The Omaha
Bee, for Columbia Universityi Prof. r.
b. Wylie, in behalf OF President Nc
Lean of Iowa Universityi Joseph w. Hal
lam, for the University OF Wisconsin; DR..
Arthur H. Wilde, for Northwestern Uni
versity; Albert L. Lee for Yankton col
legei President Franklin b. Gault of
South Dakota University and c. Walter
Britton. for the University of Chicago.
Upon the call OF the name of Senator
Deliver, delegate from West Virginia
university, the whole audience arose and
stood silent for a moment before pro-
ceedinE with the exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
CRITsER CASE TO HIGH COURT
Right of Court 90 NOIIe Case WIN
Come Up I'm Hearing.

Right of Court 90 NOiie Case VIII
Come Up I'm Hearing.
HOLDREGE, Neb., oct. 2.-(Special3-
A case originating In Harlan county, and
which had as one OF its factors the muir
der trial of Benjamin Heddendorf in this
county at last springs criminal term OF
district court, puts IL up to the supreme
court whether a district judge has the
au -hority to dismiss without prejudice a
complaint charging a person with first de-
gree murder
The case In point Is that Of the State
against Cruiser, who was charged with
numbering William c. DlIlon. a well-to-do
farmer, jointly with young Heddendorf,
over two years ago In Harlan county.
Cruiser was tried and convicted and SEN
fenced 70 life Imprisonment in the state
penitendary. His case was afterward re-
versed and al the second trial the verdict
was for acquittal. Afterward Heddendort
was tried in this city, that being his sec
ond trial. and after one OF the most in
tense cases at bar ever pleaded In this
county he also was acquitted OF the charge
of murder. His trial here was on a change
OF venue from Harlan county During this
time young Cruiser was held an jail, but
shortly afterwsrd he was taken to Franz
lin county to be tried there on a change
OF venue.
The county attorney there however
decided TO nOlle the case, and II was Ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Committee to
Get Six Hundred
Burkett Votes
National Committee Holds Second
Weekly Meeting and Enthusiasm
Runs High Over Plans.

The second weekly meeting Of the Ma
uonal committee was held "Wednesday
night in the law offices OF Jefferis, Howell
ana Tunison in the Bee building.
With four men as charter members, the
National committee was organized last
week, its purpose being 20 further the in
terests Of Senator Burkett for reelection.
More than sixty men were present at the
meeting Thursday night and enthusiasm
over the prospective growth OF the organ
izaton ran high
Dave Shanahan, chairman OF the com
mittee, spoke to the members on the prin-
ciples for which the organization is to
stand and Of the important part the Ma
uonal committee will play In the coming
political campaign
We want each man here tonight" he
said, TO talk to ten men each week and
get them to come into this organization.
BY such multiplication. Senator Burkett
and the entire republican ticket will be
certain, when election day comes, of having
at least COO votes cast for them in Omaha
IL we are able to engender the sound re-
publican principles for which this organ
lzauon stands into the minds Of 500 menu
1ers, then We will be sure OF that number
OF votes going straight for the republican
nominees. The number Of split tickets will
be very, very small, as a result"
Literature to familarize members Of the
organization with the present political
situation so they will be able to discuss
the principles OF the National committee
and increase the membership was given
out at the meeting. The organization
charges no initiation fee, membership in
it being open to all republicans and dts
satisfied democrats
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Nebraska
Paplllon Man
In Big Breach
Of Promise Suit
Miss Lucy Elsass Asks Fifty Thousand
Dollars for Kisses and Love
Words by Louis Sautter.

PAPILLION, Neb Oct. 2O.-(speclal.)-
Arguments on both sides of the breach Of
promise suit for $4,000 which has been the
big sensation of this town for the last
three days were made before the Jury
today. Testimony offered by Miss Lucy
Elsass was that Louis w. Sautter, the de-
PENDANT, who is a wealthy land owner
here, made love to her and promised mar
riage about three years ago.
The plaintiff is a comely young woman,
connected with a prominent family of this
community, and her testimony is of a
startling sort, relating to kisses, hugs and
love scenes. Sautter denies absolutely
that he ever kissed Miss Elsass, but admits
that he once placed his arms around her
waist. The mother OF Miss Elsass, who
is an invalid, furnished testimony bearing
out her daughter, in a depos ton
The case will be placed in the hands OF
the jury this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
SPECIAL TRAIN KILLS
OLD SOLDIER ON TRACK
Henry McAIIey, Because of Deafness,
Unable to Hear warning of
Missouri Pacific Engine.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Oct. 2O.-Cspe-
cial Telegram)-A special train on the
Missouri Pacific having on board J. w.
Mckee and a number of Illinois railway
officials, today struck Henry McAlley, an
old soldier, aged 20 years, as he was walk
ing down the track near Eighth street. He
was killed instantly. The engineer gave
warning, but the deceased being hard OF
hearing gave no heed. The accident oc-
CURED on a straight piece Of track The
coroner held an inquest, but the jury placed
no blame on the engineer for the accident
The deceased leaves a wife, a son and
daughter and has been a resident OF this
city for the last two years
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
INSTANT DEATH FROM FALL
Barney Putscher Killed by Being
Thrown from Wagon on which
He Was Riding Home.

CAIRO, Neb., oct. 9O-(Special.)-Barney
Putscher, for about thirty years a resident
of this community was accidentally killed
by falling or being thrown from a wagon
last night.
His team appeared at the home of b. NJ
Dunlap, about four miles from town, and
the driver not appearing, Mr.. Dunlap, in
company with q neghbor, started TO look
for him. About half mile back toward
town they found Mr. Putscher already
dead. His neck was broken, as were also
several other bones. and death must have
resulted instantly when he was thrown
from the wagon.
The deceased leaves a wife and two chill
dren, one young woman grown and a
smaller boy. He was a member Of the
Modern Woodmen OF America.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
NORRIS AND SPEAKING DATES
Member from Fifth District VIII
Keep Busy During the Coming
Week.

MCOOK, Neb., Oct. O-(Special. l-Con-
gresham Norris speaking dates for Octo-
Der p TO %. inclusive, are as follows:
Friday, October 2l-Fairfield, afternoon;
Edgar, evening.
Saturday, october 22-Clay Center, after
noon; sutton, evening,
Monday, October A-Prosser, afternoon.
kenesaW, evening.
Tuesday. October 25-Ayr, afternoon; Hol-
stein, evening.
Wednesday, October @-Roseland, after
noon; Wilcox, evening.
Thursday, October 2i-COwles, afternoon,
Red Cloud, evening.
Friday, October 2S-Doniphan, afternoon
Grand Island, evening.
Saturday, October 29-Cairo afternoon
" GOD River, evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
TIE LATEST STYLES IN
KNITTING AND CROCHETTNG
Something New for Baby-A CrOeheied
Bath Robe.

II is called a bath robe, but that is
only one of its many uses You will
find it one of the handiest things in
baby's wardrobe. 1t is long, loose and
warm without being heavy or clumsy.
Besides it is pretty-very pretty.
These diminutive garments are easily
and quickly made of Fleisher's Dresden
Saxony-the favorite "baby yarn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
CUMMINs SPEARS AT HASTINGS
Meeting Next Wednesday Night and
Large Attendance Expected.

Large Attendance Expected.
HASTINGS, Neb., oct. 20-(Special)-
Next Wednesday Senator A. B. Cummins
Of Iowa will address the voters in the inter-
est Of the republican state and congress
sional tickets.
Senator Cummins win make only two
speeches in Nebraska-the one here and
the other at Lincoln.
On account Of the prominence of the
speaker and the fact that this is to be one
OF the notable events of the campaign.
many persons are expected here from
nearby towns. The Iowa senator will have
special message for the voters of the
Fifth district relative TO the urgent neoes-
sity OF sending a man to congress who will
stand with the progressive forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
That's fine yarn" you
will say when you open a
Shein of the FleiSher Yarns.

And your pleasure will increase when
you find how smooth and even the thread
is-how freely it works; when you see the
beauty of the finished garment and experience
the comfort it will give. There is satisfaction
in using the Fleisher YarnS-from the time
you open the first skein. Garments made of
the FleiSher Yarns are seldom ''worn out.
Your tastes change with Observation-Disclosures
Yarns only after long, hard constant wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Nebraska

cOrdingly dismissed without prejudice"
Attorneys for the defense contend that
when the case was dismissed it was the
same as II the defendant had been tried
and found not guilty. therefore they have
gone to the supreme court asking that
their client be ordered dismissed without
any strings to his dismissal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Young Farmer Ends Life.

YORK, Neb.. oct 2O-(Special telegram
Charles Van Ostrand, son OF ]. X. Van
Ostrand, a prosperous farmer living near
Benedict, committed suicide today in a
room at the BlOdgett house by shooting
himself In the forehead. No cause is APP
parent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
StanIsIes ArrnIEned.

Theodore Stanisics was arraigned this
morning in Justice Fullertons court In the
charge OF arson. He waived a preliminary
hearing and entered plea OF not guIIJy
He Was bound over to the district court,
his bond being fixed at $500 A surety
company furnished bail. stanisics declared
that he was ANXIOUS to nave a speedy
trial. Previously the defendant had been
bound over TO the higher tribunal from
police court on the same charge, but this
was dismissed that the county attorney
might begin a new Rcuon. Inc COMPANY
was changed SO that the word procured
was substituted Tor the word aided
wherein the defendant is charged with Roy
Wilscam with completely IN the burning
OF the Wilscam dwelling house on North
Twenty third street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
Trick Elephant
CruShes Keeper
New Man Who Tries to Shackle Beast
is Ground Into UnreCognizable
Shape.

NEW YORK, Oct S-"Queen," a trick
elephant, became enraged at Robert Shields
a new keeper. who tried TO shackIe her in
her winter quarters in Jersey City TODAY
and crushed him TO death. She seized him
around the waist with her trunk, slammed
him against the wall, threw him to the
floor and then trampled on his face, kneIt
on his body and finally gored him Ths
body was unrecOgnizable when recovered
The animal was perfectly tractable TO her
regular trainer q few moments after the
killing and allowed herself to be shackled
without making further trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21
A Pleasant Surprise

A Pleasant Burpri1e
follows the first dose OF Or. Kings New
Life Pills, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guaranteed. 25c For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21

Good results always follow the use OF
Foley Kidney Pills. They contain Just the
ingredients necessary TO tone, strengthen
and regulate he kidneys and bladder. and
TO cure baekache. Sold by all druEgista
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-21

1t has soft, delicate thread, delight
full to the touch, beautiful in appear
ance. Make some of these garments
for your baby friends. They are ideal
Christmas gifts.
Full directions for making this and
many other new and staple articles
may be found in the new eighth edition
of Feish6r's Knitting and Circulating
ManuaL, an invaluable handbook for
beginner and expert. Contains com.
plete course of instruction in the vari-
GUS stitches and is the only authorita-
tive guide to fashion in articles made
Of yarns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-22

g.. S. 6 g. u, (9aupt-sinie).
Gnfltnft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:S5 porm
No. 7-GGm Often. 900 nnhm
No. 10-@l 9afo H. 8eiten. 1880 uahm
SO. 2-8on Sci 3io.. ..10.50 BORN
Nbfabrt-
SO. s--sa6 81 gafo uuo @eiten.
:. -. 900 BORN
SO. 10-9ad 5. @eiten. 1920, abenhs
SO. S-Na6 bem Often. !. 400 BORN
No. 1-Nad Sci 9fio.. 400 nbeno5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-22
Seraniider Sommermadtstrann.

@ie es nidlt anbers su er,parfeu
Sett i'm Mmgmit, ber Sag tpar ifmiil!
Waan iitdt uerge6ens ielbit tnt 8arteit
giadj einetit sElabden, ,ueldes filbl.
Suf) als int 8eiten ianf bic Gpmne
llnn itns nntgibt bic Sontmernad)t,
Sa bat ocr 8Dlftutnb, ms sur @pnuc
Griebnte Gi6lnng bereebradt.
Sp fpnnte iuenigitens mam iiblafen
gfad] bicies Cages beiker 2ait.
llnb aus 6en 2anbe Der SrGnmc trafen
Mudl Vaite Elm, bic bieltem Halt.
gStr trdmrnt, tdJ iuare eingelabem
5mm Srei= =&pnsert I'M grunen 8raS,
Sie 0eigen iptclten bic GtcaOcn,
Ser Sdjienfrpidj, Der blics bea Saf.
Sa fam bes gSe9s baber ge5pgea,
Gpn Sberpn mnb Bud sefiibrt,
We Glfenihnar, bas 1eikt, iie flpge,t,
@ie es fir Glfen iidJ gebiibrt.
Sa iab ib, baR 1T i6rer Dtitte
Sin ihipar5es lngeBeier faut,
SaS brninmtte bumpf BET jebcm Sdritic,
Sod fuar's sefeiielt lett mnn sabnt.
ttnh tuie id) mid nit 9nf beerii6te,
Wsit bem i'd fange ff)Dn befanut,
% iab i'd crit, es ,uar bic iuiiite
1rpbtbttipn, bic bier td) fanb.
9pd) ba iie mpllt bic Sreuben bGtnpien
Sem luft'sen @Ulf bet Sbantaiie,
60 tat aud bieies nun befantpfen
Die 8bie mnb beiieste iie.
Sd fpnnt' ppr 5reuben mir nid)t bclieu,
Sai, enblif) bpr i6r 9tnbe bier,
Sp lnb id benn BITE ntunt'ren Glfen
Sum Jeit ciu NIT u a m Ster.
llnb iuie man eben sm 0elaeeu
Sas 4Iamp gier bat sebradjt,
"a b5rt i'd s'rabe flint es idjlagcn,
ttnb ha ba bin idJ aufse,uaflt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-22

nun pouitanoig geloit. @s bieb gut
crit, oaB Or. Campbell 1n0 sSrou
Worriion ein 2iebespaor iporctl
uno DOB Ser gbemann oos Iaor
bel einem Sete=a=tete eripiidlt lube
9ies mar aber elm sSrrtuln. Cine
genauere ltnteriu6una bot ergehett,
oaB Die Srau ben 5oleen elmer fri
minellen Speratiou erlegen .lllo
Or. Campbell an @ift geitorben lit,
bas er in ielbltn1orberiiher sttiidi
genomnen bat. gs beltebt feir1
3meifel, oaB Ser Mr5t oie Operation
poG5ogen but. Oie sraeohie ipiel.
te ii6 ab, pabreno Oeorriion sur
Seilnabme on einen Eictic in Grg
&un, iieben Weilen BON German
totpn, meilte.
Sn Wacon, @o., lit eille iltnge
sSrau namens glllna g8alfcr an
8ranorpunoen geitorben uno raon
bebauptet iest, oaB ibr Mann tic
NIT @ainlin begoiien babe, ipahrenb
iie Dor Dem Sero itonb uno Seuer
anma6te. Ser Monn lit perboftet
tporoen.
ant Sonntag iit Mtapor WcD-
nor BON gtelp Dorf gum erlten W'al
ieit ieiner germunoune Elm poar
Shritte eeeaneen. Sein 3uftallo iii
elm ourdaus befriebigenoel. Die
@efabr ideint iest poIlitdnbie te-
ieitigt 81 fem.
llnier @eIanbter in Nferifo,
Wilion, erflart, oaB Der 8eianot-
ihaftsiefretar 8aiIep in Ser @uf-
lep-Sahe poaitanois FORFEIT eeban-
BELT babe uno oaB Der Stantslefre-
tar ebenfols oieier Mniift Jet.
9ie Stabt ct. Spnis bat
nod Dem neuen Genius 687 ,029
gintpobner, i'm Sabre 1900 batte iie
SIS, ,238.
Sci Dem 3uianlmenitoB 5neier
6roht8iige in Ger 9e1be bon 9fortb-
fielo, ST., iito feds gatnaneeiteG-
te getotet uno a6t ihper perleti.
Die amerifaniide 5bulbil-
oitng bat es melt eebra6t. Die ueue
@aibineton Srpine Sigh Sdool in
Nem Oorf etltbdlt cine 9uhbinoerei,
Elm 3immer fir Mai6inetidrei6eit,
einen @erfaufsiaal, gedbitu5e,
Sdneioerltube, Guemaber-9lbtei-
lung, einen gfaltm fifr Goitiiln-
gnttpiirfe, Soriale fir 9a,lsbal.
tltngsfunIt, cine prafti1de @aiderei
&u9en etc. l1nb ba5li IltrEiaol,
Sdauerbaoer, Muiif8inlmer uno ci-
ne Dunfelitube fir BbotoelanDeu
@abrlid, oas nennt lmml yGom=
mon" Sbool goucation fre;er Gd,u-
len in Mmerifo.
@eneralanipolt 8ingoon nor
Snoiana bat iib bel Der 8erhanb-
lung zines Ero5eiies, BET Dem es iidJ
INN Die Sali6ung bon 9eabru,lgs-
mitteln banoelte, bitter iiber oas
2anomirtidafts 9epartement Ser
gunoesresierung beflagt. or Jag.
te, er babe oas 9epartelne;tt erludt,
ibm Or. @ilep, Den gbef ses @u=
reau of @benniitrp, gu S,iilfe ga
ihiden, oannit er i'm in ieircn Sent
pfc eegen Ole 9tabrungslnittelf fal-
ider bethlehem fonne, iein @elud iei
aber nit ihnooen @orten abeerie-
len moroen. gr moge ielbcl tnnl-
men uno ii6 @ilep's @usiagen 70.
len, menn er iie baben mpne, babe
man ibm gelagt. gr beabiiGtiet
Die slngelegeirbeit offi5leQ sur
&etlntnis bes Yr1iioenten sn britt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-22
getroffen bat 9lm ,laAften sonn-
tag ftnoen Die. @abIelt in @ertagol
S+o44

tag finben Die @abIen in @ertaaal
itatt.
= Or. Grippen ser alnerifolti-
i6e 3abnor5t, Der ongefIuat 1T, in
2onoon feline Srau, oie 8ouocuiGe-
Sangerin 8eae Gilmore, crnlorbct
uno Die 2ei6e i'm Seller ieines S5nu-
ies nergraben 5u baben uno Der
arf Der Sabrt nod 9nehet berGaf-
tet muroe, bot rlitiannlt leiner
8eliebterI gtbel Glare 2eneoe, am
San1itag oie er5lpungene Hiifreiie
nod gnelano angetreten.
: 9ie 8eamten Ser onlerifoni-
l6en 3e9ierung eriparten bon 6en
in BEN lebten @o6en boa5oacnen
ourdgreifenoen Herionaltueblel in
Der 6ineiiiden GenfroIreeierung
meitgebenoe Heformen in Der innee,
rem 9olitif oes 9fei6s Ser Witte.
Die @rnennung Gong Sbae Dis
gum 8raitbenten ser faiierlld,en
Boit= uno Notwithstanding miro
in @aibineton beionosrs frcuoie
beeriiBt; berielbe bat Die OoIe-l1ai-
perlitat abiolpiert uno ipor lpcter
@onoerneur BON Weufoel. Afan
gloubt, bob er cine auf DER Sube
Der 3eit itebenoe nad eeidaftsrabi-
gen @runbiaten geleitete gahnper.
moltung einfiibren fporo.
0as l1rteil in Dem QiebeSro=
man-8ro5eB eegen oen General a.
9. Sreiberrn bon @agern, oelien
gin5elbeiten berthtet lpuroen, lit
berfiinoet poroen. Oie &Ioge, mel,
die Die Srou oes ebentaligcn Ster-
item Oueersmonn gegen oen @ene-
rol angeitrengt, unb in Der tie ppn
Dem angebliben gater ilrer sluei
auBerbalb Der @be geborellen &i1t-
Der Die 3ablung BON 10000
Wforf ,ausgelester Eflegegeloer per=
langt fbatte, iplsroe bonn @eriht
abeemieien. 9ie @erbanolunecn
batten unter @usihuB ser Oefisnt-
li6feit itottgefunoen.
Iuf Der 5u Cuba gebGrige1
Si6teniniel iinb oht Anterifoner
inter ser 9lnflaee oes Wiorees uno
Ser gronoitiftltng perbaftet nor
p.eglI!!...-uGssjiue. Der. uGssie &erbainlng bat inter
bet hltf Ser Sniel mobnenoen Qmcri.
fanern erobe @ufreeung perliriabr.
l1nIer @eIanoter in &apana, Sad
ion iit iofort nod ser Sniel gerciit
gor einigen Sagen lpntbe III
Berlin Der @elobrieftrdger Were-
mann, Der befanntlid poriaen Ntitt-
tpo6 anf Dem gerIiner 8oito,lt
5bleiilder 8abnbof $4,000 Marf
in boorem @eloe unteri6lasen 1otte
uno oamit flii9tig tpurbe, oerboitet.
Wan botte 8llerlt geglaubt, Oab er
nad glmerifa oltr6gebrannt iei; er
batte iih ieootb bier periteft ge9aI.
ten.
sluf Ser Sobrt bon eipita
8ecdia nod 9fom lit Ser italieni-
ld)e Seutnant Tipaloi llnlt leinenl
&eroplan geitiir5t gr plroe iofnrt
getotet.
Mns gSien melbet man: 2eioer
lit Der @eburtstag oes aailers nidt
bollig obne Misfldnge perlaufen ssSSn
Srag rib ein angetrunfener fror5o-
iii6er @opofat in einem offentllcben
2ofal elm gilo oes &aiiers bon Der
@ano unb 5erfeste es. Gr muroc
auf Der Stene oingfeIt gemo6t ssn
Eilien peranitalteten Die Sibcden
0enonitrationen gegen Die &uiIer-
6eiern oer Geutiden. Die Solge lra-
rem sablreihe Gerbaftrngel.
slnf @eranlaiiung 8aiier Gil-
belnl's miro Die 8eiiesnng Der Seid)e
bes in Bremen perltorbenen Srdli-
oenten Wontt bon Chile III Berlin
Itottfinoen. Sie miro in cncn
Wauiolelim beltottet peroen. BIZ ein
dileniides 8riegsi6iff eilltrifft mo
oie 2eiebe abbott.
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