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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
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mae eaih hiF;n .aHI aot l9uo, ic
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Rytt aUltduott!it uao syHn,ia sl'.4
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~,
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,U. trltry hi, Huot rib. REAR.
eta. Il 'lun !. y. Die Gdybcnlyi
IN lMItu. GHty Scr i2ra;l'tfm.
aniI!ilarlubtn Sn<lat Der 6rtlnaA.
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tltyanl II l.aFtr. MY Aylet elI6
rt etl lm'ptttl yt'vaun,u trel''t'
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hatu Sl,U@ fSt0,th Rlte MlSon>l.
Sls wiltU ;u,In &.wjus ll.abitllat;
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wtlIl Ter l,yoslsss POI era.daa at.
ststaS Ilytsn. II crgt Sre, te;r
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'uayi. u sirt sshm: S.Itai.1'i
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mli esmes,. Ssewas pcg NlU:erenrl
ais Nairsu, esv nlti mar siR ta:tr'
ptrtty .a,a. CsIa par wte 6planhUs.
iausGva 'caar ein a;eS:r SI:lls;T ety
airIt. lluo set. eylo: eu,t eas
%sh,;wnlb rli, etm n,;itr Cresu lem
Sun umsab. wuroe tr i'm Sinis otr
Sci. u itasr .,paitju Sssi,. e;s
e,aot lsBi eis Sirts IN Hran,r;t on
Den &luo oss S,tes,hns atsyatt..
llne 10 maa man mol aai,n Swsiiei
bessu. oh e. gut n sebtime .aiapliias
CrNn ,n aruuetn, tim bic Srsimau'
rrr. ltnf 0ebtim etitliAcit par
excellence " tslAmsirn. Ssan Sts
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
NOtalca.

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itele ia Nen rSaa,y!e9" pc, Ntutl ScNn'ei
st :. VI. %oults rtlitt gHon 10
in @tithii,r nct, 81. ScN's.
-@crsti,t,n. pii,rn yno acr't
WaisnrtIity im StnHdr.
Ger unn Gsau .Htsr c1,ulrte
ppn eorgis,tR Wottu bt'Wa &F'Nbgr
am Srrr'cr.
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bsr hlsy am 1onp /; gao 'SHlatal.
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unlrttm lpt'm,. i>ralcf u. i5lrH.
brod rnp aultrt'l ifIsAnrta
--sTyr. wN \. SirarBe mGtis
b,rir :SaA: Ell N'.ro t,ltilrna lcd
bon etiltm ai;>trrn t;n Veln n3Ac'ttG.
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nttpsr II am ScnH aG OGtit !it NC.
but zines Goa ltcn2 btalut! mer'
'Nssn. tJratullrcr'
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Stbruar ,perlt ID. Ctitn mo Nltts
moaue iu f,bt t,oN'lri'n Vtti'tn V:y'
tauleu. ". lobanN,@neNtr.
3ur Gsidaigtn @eahtUnG;
gper kias Wttduoe mriitsri luttu
.mpd.s etetu 6cutr, sqlF rotr S,urm
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Maentrlr Der setnn.
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fnrtibi Der Str,lo tss H.aubtn@. bat
"a Der gtrrr Der COMMUNICATIVE Nui
22S,333 W,illfbt@ Stbsnh, No Ct.
iparisn Die NnthulialitIi inter ota Mi.
alite,rn his ;um Eube oielss .(alrtS
ts ani cine @ltt,d gllllru III byiEltn,
--Sn aEb'trch, Der Sum Der.
mans Atlptiaiinn "
Qanias Glip. Wp htiylasn Htiparbl.
It,k bon Slcas not aanids eip nub
,urud s6.65 aa' ter 2FlNruri Fati'lt
gabn. 81 ,t ~llti't iodntu ,om %
Q bis % Sannar lrtl. ae,luti ptlbtn
uue fnp bis gum o. Sanlmr 1910 inr
bic Rhdiahrl suIiIa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

---NHd DC nns nit Ntn Nlrolit ptG
Silei mubHtnetn Sa,WGyu Ia S.rih.
p'rbintanl ltRtnet St.tpaOnlIrle III
'trlll. Scr me lie 4lb,i.attt, III irrb
weraI Nas 9"tl, pCIituNt uao II Nl
gybttr ,plstfy tulilNtu ilGa, 81 IL.
nit i,lntm u lNbta,tl ltoi,nl N. IN
sr'ratEtsm 6all: abtr alma M,agtyt;l
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ON SldteE. Sitrat taitgn IL Nru
&aumsii,r Der Smi,. l't III s,uton
" !.tn3mb, ae,t .h9ity III a,bet aue
81. 4 eahi peciG ltu:y taafg bu,tt
eitltl'tlt DIE ty pihr,uo Htr Sa:uot
tel ertn SeiSttl . Stai:.egi- III.
n,ie nrt lei Uel:tm CT unp i,l1
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mluu. l5!aamlfil o,ri,tsG. cine
ttlpEhert oitnaaisuuna wlt bl lts eta
alien Strru oate,t SrduiGagn NIB
itiaem snNis IN Splslt. Strrr &n
Sdlupttsr. 10 bi, irrssrtu Serua
benz alittsu aeSnt ;n eitiaatu waun
rno III isintr @phnuns ND p:riam.
mslttn. tnitirk bititr ratlmasia
na1 isssm epssk sss &C asponnsa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
aititutaber, Ndtnns!

Vile Nilitniahater Der We'ipbalid
Canning gpmpanu fno hit,mit e,iadi
bi, idb,litt gtriammluns mcltt ben
S, 6tbruar. | llbr GOdm. in Scra'
nspr's Sals abssbalitn wire, b'pu'
pcbntu. vile 7ieltais,n. bic 5cm .
ienrhanssn ausiicnsu lpolsn, limb tr.
lnAt fla nch pp' br gniammluua
bsi bn llutstg c.nstcn an utlptu unc
bs 3obl Der a,dtr. Die i, init 3omo'
ssnplldu,rn b,lsIlta woIsn, annlatben
ohsuh u. gatrntr. prdhotut
-. 3. Bs4tsl. vst4afiaiastsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
Tiuusihuns Der utueu Sdnle
III yinn.
Gin psu bsn Ainssru etSsbssss
,Gnirrtainmtut' nsbA .3s:
Cream Supvrr' an Absns sss
%. uns rint bramatifdks lia.
tsrhaifuns ssashsn ssm tir'
hrad,sr sub .csunrr Ssp'
per am aasntaa Absas
bra "a 9aausr.

Il; utp, S,tBt: Hr Ct. ejtersa
@mtiN,s wiye am Seuntis atn y.
[lGgly sloTutt.
Nm Rorsn Rit Gem Ne4amts
% rs o;i.,H oaat sea Sil,r;, botr.
y. J. aSuts,mluu t.gstpglh'. AR
Sotao st$lslsp Slsss ntrssn Die
III e;r ,;n ,eDitr,a!cmsui- s,eta III
etr atusg SaMhag: ss +50 S.spldse
el,, SusIutst Sen III aua sia
Siilay a,aaslyi aEo red Dem .entrr.
iaInmsnt' uirS ,in .Sse euam sup.
csr- ltrplvi. :.
YIN ,. Satne. Nrnias o.n a.
.Nlraar NTH ssr aiJteutor cine era.
wili'te llnnrbalilus e,htn. Cer
Sa,is, piro on tslaeR ahsnetn s,eal.
len wsretu. Haa esm ,enisriain-
meui- ess earrts III mob extra amuse.
ment 'ar bic lurs,n uuo auA alkn
S,uts Der 8snsIua uas Stiu.sr. lin
ll:S0 Epuiae Sssns uire Gin extra
eu:ss .Spikr Suppsr- isrpirt.
Everybody is welcome and everys
body is expected. It's M for the bss
neiA OF Our nev school building. 4
Dost tel TO. COM. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
3Ma6f's fsbrh Hhssrfr.

gur6 eus Nir,sn pon Tr. .aina's Yem
cite pilIs ,pirp alIstorts oas eebsn Hh.rer
aemadt aeasn Berkopiuns, Silioiitct, Tps.
pepi,e llnperoauIihteit, eeber' 9ieren, unp
einaewrtbeunorpnunaeu, 6is iinp Icitt
obst llter unh bauen bic @eiunbbsit pou,
ttanelg aui. 23c, bsi 8. oiItemsper 4 Con
NeiipbaIia unp 6oli. uuo 2. ". etsa 4
Sone, ct, Thomas unb ct. elizabeth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

i8l az abiiti ots l't't amt-. g,a.
l'fJs atpcltn KIN ttt ~ Nr.Nmsas.
@'lu oraAnidu' Ah.y at rtiiS.
o. a. tt &cm MI b;a ts,k.Eal
u0a ltiob,,rn atnli'. ..lb mat
o,il ,.lutt hen S. cl 6. ol; 0ar.
II IA au' ';EtItt as-.cnaas II %.
u Jl,n.
Wya0, /, mbta5t ois Glth:uari
mly,n Is olt otn t.tit.l3tu Qlyf
80 X ans &om .,,l.jto,n. rtip.
De 9enltt. ots :. .y,a1.s aurtila.
TN HI ibl ;u iooln. u3trsaa o,r sl.
&alU Al: .2,. Su.:h' pt,iIsls:, nit
Dem b1p: lihsn S;iln1lta u,a Ga,tl
aI-'tt: (lSisl Il,ety cis 'S-.at! s;t
o1 Il lltsy NlHa: uro ts.,i53lai
n Nstsr=oom ptrlt:. nil ID
l1w 's1- Cir. Brsn-4a's Life ct
Pore Plus * (, al. :. n. :.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
4ausbadene %eaelu fit iuuse
Gbtpaare.


Die gatiin lsrn' por aurn Iinatn
6aibmbelidit ben paniofel iaminacn,
Do@ nsub ss sart seiaebn, unO isin
tlnfi@itar smo asrauidlos lsin.
Der Huge gatts, iuenn T iplrt,
Dab ieins frau bic 3ass!jabri,
eviet' rubis ,peiier Sberbaupt,
Wenn CT aub ieIbit niat mebr Slan slaubt
81 mol bic qsnos anssbrannt,
60 fampl' sr uitt nit Sub unb Sanb;
@eil fis am serb an ibn ssoadt,
0at wen'ser ne aui's RiroFeiit a6t.
Gie Satin lei nidt unbsi6.;bm,
1as iann isin gortemonnais nidt leieen;
Siir 9taler od,t Elm asnsr gu.
sSf na1 pier sSoden aut nod sai.
i h GaffeeiIatit psrratte i,e ....
fDsr Che Ssimlitlsiten mic;
pat fie en- Arm arinufft Ter Fanr.
60 yieh' s:e lange Asrmel al.
Der gatie. ic'nm. CT ipdt nab SauS,
Sch srnnbaIi itsts uno iatiit aus;
Gerr, rpsnu tr foriblieb bis nod ,ekr,
30 iit's ve.iddi,Iib" nur aeitsb'r,
Nenn lie per Ioeacu Nsrpcu .Ia0,,
Rar nihi o'; lana bfris,ariraal,
Zine Aaaepattg ein nrueo RIelp
Ss,lt itn,IIer a,9 Xnnti cas pe,p
@tbtS elncn .lctner che'pli
(Alas mdr4mal unp5tmuolld ~
90 iedbir nteNal5 mGn brE 2 bauN
BetfeIsamlaupenwa'trb due,
Rod Nisits toUn. eiWsbntn Id,
Ted Htiebs!0ued bc,dpunt' ID mdD
TIE bette GbyegtI bltlbi,
Tab maa 50 trn,,ys E9r l,1 ids@5i;
Has bu nict, lpllI't hab ile hIr tau.
Das iiis' oud etlncT frsn nId.l ga
@cbsi man l.eto ttahtsn mab:
Nusuabme mati hItrpon Der SOUS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
9rei;sbutts aapiiel.


+ lpie it elm ShaIer bel Ciid,s bencbmen ou.
Sic Solitt B. 3iit III tn, arobr pHat
gaer bltr MID, toHIa 1T. gilt pohisrSoatn niai.s
am 7,ias mubt BIZ nitt nit Sune nab a,ys oitsn
llnb nit ben 8;ihn dlsit aGf oite siftt 3sler.
Sec in be Sihie nit rpls auf Dem 5ea,r ins.
gSas pu asohst hcf, ndt lsitt sn dnosrsr mag.
ssi afte ioa oas ara' Hd nitt ~ ita,i erwsp.
III @als Isse nltt aGi orrsssaf Ssi'.n
Qee' rismals rGjur;cl nir ani ben Seller bin,
Scnf m'rb n in or 3a sn einsm MaalNA
e,avnI rsm aptt att iunf gifts bon wiIocn ltrtn.
SIC IN Der N0b lmo. Qlsrt mas ,a llsturtn.
Spgi5 mon b }iitt mas pcr BIZ pon esoih'c,n.
~ mtS on iol'ts mot nIa9 nuoIy:ro ptb,rnn.
Ten &i,p mr!t nytt lns ial;fab iIbn piniu
llno hnat cben'al2 uiA mh cen oinEra b}tN.
Q@Rr IN pnn $oV mas. 70 III g oIiA 1t g&4t
llu0 anir WAS haarn aur m!i tv wtgugBt.
6i't,j Mi 1tA Gig@ "a rltt aoh itHte y Ntn Gu.
A}aA bttN1' oN Gdp:I nur. une tct ou @9t', o'dn.
@sait I'll nib dn Ten l'ko tis AZ otn GGensolN,
- haIi NIt ;sun1m 'nr j!.nit nn13oMa.
@aa.tb aah on' Gnma nttt 0pltI ;0a WdNo bintia,
5eNl t,B;s: Zas mas npr rcp. sin y:1Ny %M>t icin
Sip nit sen IuFcn i,a uno nit Qyaotm yubt.
Eamt aat N1it IND Hl,s ou 'e!nlr Sgls blcjbt,
g9can mlu ri1 ro ! bik. Ip itib niiis in Cen Muro
Zdou't matt HloUhr c't ten 10 ia &tlec III E,p.
9j.4' en- 2.a an>!tn H'ta! mt Naace pscy Garen,
'jne aaM @a oAsH n9y e!dMim Stragcn
Hj,b MT eit Nli'ty a&t i,alaln @tar il pcl,
nt,j rt Htraat III cn. &e,'&uun tU uitt w.9l.
s4ah oa Itn naaea riHt NaoyrB bti 2da crw,.ta
- 0'n'n e''' ant in a.tl tex aJtm (1ly
lNh4 II ilttUllidGl MO tsr !cN lnhi 1rqttr
%& Rim GilG 'nfn ou natr Wael byAuAr oa4 GletU
2hmmA nN 'as bia* llr narN, i9hmt N'tnta cyst*
llno !tcr Is "tt jpart ar nal roIlN au&.
94enu ou DO itaGuHn u.n io muIt NJ aitt goilautn
G1r aneu r;H tenn @trA cr'tr3fH NM trfaau,n.
g3cua ott: MN uaa olr aut nit &teanl 4titeatr
50 must oU nIil ad,tttG ins 5ditiuub nob thtn.
Sr @duua itlt"im liz 4Itjt III Die Nlno binein,
lltN tslN @dauplat nmr lo,o goNl lbt %Gr 'tja.
&tim Sl1ata mrti ou aItb NE Hlao iIm @Hanot Nn9ln
Clb ult sN Hot5at m'nt oN wr!'tf hu nttIiN3tu.
aomm, rlb o1s q @tu AZ. 70 tu t@ NIT MOritr
llap tllt nit !m4T Smo ,aa SaitMilh a il iNr.
81 nm he Ma9tli aus IN made sib ttlti:
81 Dem CtDt, arp Gani III a!ty Col,tle,.
srcana waal0 aartln auh nct Die atnoNtat Qatgr.
EdS jbuCn aus oa9 h05l tth. uoalbcmmtu mo8c.
Stmt 'rai
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

=; na1n' StFtrs et= 2,i,;iy.,ls
az 'a,;psr!. Siaat @sGat5 ~irs aS
- u u2y 11m=:3., IL Frs.'
sNr4 rli'mon.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20
Das boehicbe, Krno.

.Miuii ou 9sidlIis isiu. b iradt,.
.Sobn, Dor nlism
.Nat lsn,r Disuit 8unh, bic
.Teinem Bott a''aGen.-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-20

Die Dtrrsn ". 9. Tapies unb
SO'epb Sslwsds bon liun brdttru
Nn'unls o'r .@ot,. in ben WohEun.
Gen bsr starmer oil Der noroliten
Sslspbonli1is be Snlirumst:ie 1n.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
American Boat =
Wins Gold Cup
Schooner Westward Five Miles Ahead
of Nearest Competitor in Race
Off Ryde.

COwLDs, isle Of Wight, Aug s.-The
American schooner Westward, owned by
A. s. Cachran of New York, easily won
the race for the international gold cup
sailed off Ryde today. Its nearest compet-
itor. the Germania, owned by Lieutenant
Krupp Won Bohlen Und Halbaeh, was five
miles astern when the winner crossed the
finish line Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor. the Cieeiy and the susanna also
competed.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock, with
King Alfonso on board defeated the White
Heather for the conlmodores cup
King Alfonso again tempted fate by sail
ing in the races today aboard Sir Thomas
Lipton's Shamrock, disregarding the acci'
dent of Saturday, when the Shamrock, with
the king on board lost it's top mast in
the stiff breeze The Shamrock Is again
meeting Its rival of former seasons the
White Heather, in the race for the Com
modore's cup, having repaired the damage
A. s. Coohran's American schooner. West
ward, which did not start in the race last
week, sailing under the handicap system
entered again today in the race for the
gold cup, which is sailed under the class
measurement rulen The Meteor and Ger
mania allow the Westward six minutes and
forty-eight seconds in the forty-mil'
course. tsseRe
These three yachts, together with thu
Cleely and Susanna, started In the race
the Cieely getting across the line first
with the American boat q close second
The Meteor made bad start, being timed
across the line six minutes behind the othei
boats. u.tca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09

nothing Of value in the way Of coin in
either Of the safes,
when the Waterman went his rounds at
1 o'clock in the morning he found every
thing all right Coming back between s
and o'clock. he discovered the combna-
lions had been broken off and that an ef-
fort had been made to blow up the safes.
lie reported his discovery to the police
station and an inspection was made by
Captain Dunn, who was accompanied by
Detectives Dunn and Murphy Traces Of
soap were found the safes, showing
that some explosive substance had been
used. A horse blanket had been used to
deaden tho sound and this had apparently
taken fire. as It was lying on the floor
soaked with water. A Ratchet was also
found in the place and some such instru-
ment had evidently been handled for the
cutting off Of the combinations and the
knobs on the door OF the vault where the
papers and books OF the firm were placed
for safety.
Frank Charles and John Kern, who gave
their addresses as Cleveland and Chicago
and who were arrested yesterday by Off
Ger Hudson with. It is said. a chisel ana a
Ratchet in their possession. are held on
suspicion in connection with the case
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
is AEROPLANE MAD
Interest In Big CrOss-COuntry Race
Intensified by First Days
Success.

PARIS, Aug. SAIL France is aeroplane
mad over the marvellous success On the
first Zap of the 450-mile cross-country race
from Issy les Molineaux through Troyes
Nancy, Mezires, Charleville, Douai and
Amiens. In which six of the eight aviators
successfully yesterday completed the first
stage of the race to Troyes. All the
aviators unite in declaring that the sue
cess Of the flight by so many machines
foreshadows the definite conquest OF the
air.
Thousands of automobiles gathered at
TrOyes today with the intention of seeing
the race. the second stage of which starts
tomorrow through to the finish. On ac-
count OF the difficulty experienced by the
machines yesterday in following the course,
1T has been arranged to fly marking flags
on the spires of churches along the route.
Three military aeropianes, the drivers OF
which, under the rules, are not allowed
to participate In the prizes, flew from
Mourmelon lie Grand to Nancy today to
join the contestants when they arrive there
tomorrow at the conclusion Of the second
stage. ta
Hubert Latham, who was unable to start
with the others yesterday on account OF
illness. started from Paris on his machine
Ftoday in, an endeavoro to Complete the triI
| to Troyes and place himself ON an edua
footing with his competitors. An hour
and sixteen minutes later, however, Latham
Halighted on the lawn Of his mother.
chateau, near Dreaux. about forty.twc
miles from Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
DAY SAFE CRACKERS FAIL
Effort to Blow Strong Box in Grape
Growers Office Futile.
COMMON eUNPOwDER is USED
work Evidently Done by Amateurs
Men seen but Are Not Yet
Captured--NO Cash
In safe.

The safe in the office Of the Council
Bluffs Grape Growers and Shippers as
ISOLATION was blown by burglars about
o'clock yesterday afternoon and badly dam
aged, butanot opened, and the burglars got
nothing. The burglars, although seen be-
fore and after their work, got away, but
would undoubtedly have been captured il
the police department had been equipped
with a good automobile. The office is in
the east end of the warehouse and ship
ping station at Eleventh avenue and South
seventh street.
Manager George w. Reye OF the asso-
citation was in the office for an hour
during the middle OF the day, and left it
at 1880. At Ito, just forty minutes later,
people across the street and in the imme-
diate vicinity, heard a muffled explosion,
and several boys, looking through the street
windows Of the office, saw two men NOV
ing about with white hsnoKerchiefs over
their faces. The police department was no
titled, but when the officers arrived a
few minutes later, the men had fled.
Entrance TO the building was effected by
breaking out small window on the east
end Of the office The combination of the
safe had been broken off with a hammer,
the lock punched in and the explosive in
troduced there. The top OF one OF the
hinges was broken and an attempt made
to get the powder inside the safe at that
point The edges of the door were COW
cred with soap all the way around. A
bundle of family laundry, which Mr. Reye
had left In the office, had been wet and
spread over the safe to deaden the sound.
The explosion failed to disodge the door,
but damned 1t so badly that an expert
will be required to open it. The safe con
tanned no money and there was noae about
the office, although desks and drawers
locked were broken open in the search
The explosion was very weak and did no,
damage the office furnishings.
| A bit of homemade cloth fuse, part of
bar of soap and some wrapping paper fur
nish all of the clues left by the yeggmen
Chief of Police Froom assisted the de-
tectives in making the examination. Coco
descriptions Of the men have been secured
Both were young men.
When Manager Reye left the office hi
attention was attracted to two young mel
who seemed so much interested In hi
office that he was on the point Of goini
back and asking them IL they were look
ing for him. The description he gives O
them corresponds with the description o
the men seen inside by the boys and of tw
young men who were seen hurriedly t
leave the building from the south side
few minutes after the explosion.
Apparently common black powder wa
used and the men were not experts. The
l were not local thieves, or they would hav
4 known that no money is ever kept abou
the place, as all of the financial trans
actions are by checks and vouchers. N
cash is either paid out or received there
and Manager Reye does not remember eve
having more than $35 there at one time
unless It was In the pockets of the me
doing business ioso1. o3arnats a5-. q
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
MRS. KICKER WlLLaTRY
TO GET NAME ON BALLOT
Sends Appeal to One Thousand Male
Voters to Help Her In
Predicament.

CONCORD, N. H., Aug. T.--(special Tele-
gram. Mrs. Marilla Kicker, who desires
70 stand at the primary in September as
candidate for governor and who was
barred from the official ballot by the re-
cent decision of the attorney general, has
adopted new tactics and will endeavor to
get her name on the official ballot in No
vember by means Of nomination papers.
Fora this purpose she has, through her
attorney, issued an appeal to 1000 male
voters of the state to come to her assist
ance and 20 procure their signatures
Blanks have been sent broadcast over the
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
HERo's HOME AT SIOUX FALLS
Guy w. Beck of BattIeship West
virEinin Given Gold Medal for y p
saving Three Lives. se =,

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Aug. S.-(Speeial.)-
Guy w. Beck, auartermaster in the United
states navy, on duty on the battleship
West Virginia. attached to the Pacific
squadron and stationed at Vallejo. Cal.
who was recently given gold medal by
direction Of the secretary OF the navy for
rescuing one companion and making des-
perate efforts 10 save three others when
the small boat in which they were riding
was swanmped. is a former Sioux Fails
boy. He is a son OF Mr.. and Ms c. f.
Beck, well known residents Of this city
He enlisted in the navy four years ago He
has written his mother that he Will send
the medal. which Is valued at $780, TO her
for safe keeping. When he received the
medal all hands were aft on the quarter
deck and the medal was presented by the
admiral In person.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
PITCHED BATTLE IN TEHERAN
Fight Between Troops and National
lists Lasts All Afternoon.
RAPID FIRE GUNS ARE USED
Thirty Insurgents and Twelve Sol
diers KiIIed---InsurRent Position
and 800 Prisoners Captured
in Final Assault.

TEHERAN, Aug. S.--Casualtles in
yesterdays battle In the city street be-
tween the government and the National
ist Insurgents were about twelve killed
and wounded on the government side.
The Nationallsts. who were fighting un-
der the leadership OF Satar Khan, made
famous by his long defense OF the city Of
Tabriz against the forces OF the deposed
shah lost thirty killed and wounded.
Three hundred of their number were cap
tured in the final assault, which was made
after their position In the northern part
Of the city had been under fire from in
fantry and rapid fire runs during the en-
tire afternoon yesterday,
Bekir Khan, the prinpical subordinate &c
satar Kahn, was among the prisoners and
Satar Khan was wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
SIS. PETERS CALLED TO REST
CONTINUED T,onl First paes0

fare, which came out after his fatal sick
ness set in.
Married to Miss Carrie Mauger at Column
bus, o., December Is. 1870, he engaged in
newspaper work and never left it until a
month before his death called him to lay
down his duty on the Bee. He became ed
itor Of the Columbus Gazette in 1876 and
was later Washington correspondent Tor
the Ohio state Journal, was there during
the Hayes administration and there again
TO cover the Guiteau trial and hanging.
Then he edited the Columbus Sunday Trib-
une and did the Legislature and was city
editor for, the Journal. He came west In
1885 and established the Hayes County
News in Nebraska, then in 1888 took charge
Of the Beatrice Daily Express and con-
tinued with 1t until February /, 1903, when
he Joined the reportorial staff Of the Bee.
Had Soldiers Instinct.
Mr. Peters was slave to duty, never
losing the soldiers Instinct, which the
hardship and discipline OF years had in
stlIed in him. He enjoyed confidence
among army men OF the highest standing
which few newspaper workers have had.
His work in late years brought him into
contact with them. The estimate of all
who knew him. his fellowworkers and
associates outside, was that OF an upright.
modest man devoted to duty. There was a
serenity ana gentleness in his.nature that
endeared him to his friends.
Mrs. Peters and four children survive
him The children are Lehman C. and
Miss Hester OF Omaha and Edward ID. Of
Durango. Colo. and Martin l.. of Port
land, Ore. The sons out Of the city viii
not be able to attend the funeral.
Martin l.. Of Portland, Ore. The sons Out
of the city will not be able to attend the
funeral