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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

CurEEeaL yellow or
white. 6 Ib sarz l22zc
BeE1er-'s Best coffee. :
Lhs 81 ard 100 t'ps-
BeunelTs Bes- Coffe I
DO g5c. ana 80 stamps.
Bsnuetts CLalle-Es C0f-
Zee. 1hc, and 70 ETps
BaL-etts Teas. lEsCrL-
81. lr csc, and 70 SIPS
Earne Teas. assorted
-r. CSC. and 90 stamps
Tea Hif-lu-s. pol-l
TaChaEe. for ---- 12c
BpE-ar-s Capitol Elk-
ing Powder lh can
eHc a-I 80 Stamps
E=rnerrE Ca-4Eul TX
tract battle Ice. ara
- Eta-I--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
The Big Busy Neat Harket Offers
These for Saturday
5000 lbs. Fresh Dressed 49,
Young Hen, Per Pound 4V4C

Fail Lamb Legs
per ID. ...14lac
LOin Lamb Chops.
per lb. .15c
SlrlOin Steak
per ID. 15c
Veal Chops
per h. 12lac
Nesl Shoulder
Roast, 10, lie Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

6 lbs average; f; by
the strip -1S34c
MorTel Iowa Pure
Lard, l0-Ib. pail
for ..... SLIGO
Fres h Pig Pork
Shoulder Roast
per ID. II 11lac
Pig Pork Chops
per ID 14lac
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

Special in BOYS ShOes-TvO
styles-wide toe, foot form shoes,
made Of box calf, blucher cut.
Sizes 2 TO 1, for youths and little
gents, at ....-...-. 81. so
Sizes ! 20 81. for big boys -
az .---.-- ---- S&.UO
Craverette Button Oxford; rlghl
IN the linelight; more popular
than ever, at ------.-.- S3. so
Attractive Ankle strap Pumps
made on new. wide toe last. in
tan OF black: calf and patent
leather and dul calf; all ages;
prices according 70 sizes
from -.-----. 75c 70 $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Furniture Specials for
Tomorrow 0aly 3d floor

Three-piece Massive Farior suit
birch, mahogany. In leather or silk
piush positively the flaest and BEST
Ssaoo suit ever offered. saturday
for .--.---- ---- a4Ena
-TE on All ether 3-plece suits
Res diving Top Kitchen stool spec
--.f --- ----.- ---- eco .'---. -.. Sis
LEu1nE Covered shlrt Waist Boxes.
yUl Big specials. S1-s8 aza s2ss
Drop Head Sewing Machines-au Al
tachIerls, light ru1n-ug- zpec-Rl
AZ .-.----. ----...-- Gee b. 900 Sass
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Morgan Spends
Busy Day in Rome
Financier Visits Vatican Art Gallery,
Attends Reception and Writes
Letters.

ROME, March R.-There was hardly a
minute Of rest Friday for j. Plerpont Nor
gan. Viewing works Of art, attending to
correspondence and receiving visitors were
embraced in the program of the morning
and afternoon, and this evening he dined
with the Princess Teano, who held a recep-
ton in his honor. Mr.. Morgan is In perfect
health.
Having expressed a desire to visit the
Borgia apartment in the Vatican at a time
when tourists we're not admitted, Mgr. Mis-
%ciattelli, project Of the apostolic palaces,
today sent Mr.. Morgan a special card Of
admission. Later in the day Mr.. Morgan,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Morton s..
Patton Of New York. viewed the art master
pieces there, especially those Of Pinturic-
chic. Mr.. Morgan said that he would not
mind being left a life prisoner in the Vat
lean If he were permitted at all times to
look upon such artistic perfection.
The American financier spent the entire
afternoon in his apartment debating let
ters, examining objects Of art submitted
for his Judgment and receiving visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
SPEAKER PREDICTS DRoUTH.
FOR MISSOURI NEXT YEAR
Prohibition leaders Will Poll Every
Voter I'm State ON Liquor
Question.

sEDALIA, Mo-, March 12.-"There is not
the slightest doubt in the world that Mis-
souri, will go dry" remarked one Of the
speakers at the Missouri constitutional
amendment convention here today.
Look at Kentucky added the speaker.
People are looking to that state, the home
of whisky and liquor, and are determined
to do likewise in Missouri"
Ex-C congressman U. s. Hall Of Glasgow,
Mo-, who followed. declared: II nave never
yet entered a campaign and been defeated
and l don't intend to suffer defeat in this
one"
Loud and prolonged cheers greeted the
speakers. A resolution adopted provides
that the association organize at once in
each township a campaign committee,
headed by a chairman, whose duty 1t shall
be to poll a list of every vote in the town
ship, arranging the list in three columns,
one for statewide prohibition, another
against and a third doubtful. After the
list is polled 1t is to be submitted to the
state Xecdtiv committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
NO CONCESSIONS TO MINERS
Operators at Cincinnati, by Unani-
nous Vote, Reject All De-
mandH by Men.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-The special
scale committee appointed by the joint con-
ference of Ohio. Indiana and western Penn
%sylvania miners and operators to thresh
out and report on the demands Of the
miners for a wage increase and other con-
cessions. adjourned today with the contro-
versy Just where it started at the opening
Of the conference Tuesday afternoon.
The operators, II anything, were more de-
termined than ever to make no concessions
to the miners.
All the demands made by the miners were
voted on separately, and all were turned
down by the operators without a dissenting
vote. A subcommittee was appointed to
take up the demands anew. the larger COM
mittee adjournlng until the subcommittee
is ready to report.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
DUMP BRYAN? GUESS AGAIN
CONTINUED on second parsl

Is now wavering, having gone so far as ia
be quoted as saying he would do whatever
the part ysaid, and there are some who
say he will bow the neck to the Bryan will
before the campaign is fairly on.
From out in the state comes the report
that W. H. Thompson, candidate for the
senate, is willing to abide by the Bryan
platform, even to county option, though
Mr.. Thompson has not yet verified the re-
port.
So as It stands, the only democratic cam
didate in the state who is f1at-footed
against the Bryan program is Mayor Dahl.
man of Omaha. who has done more for
the advancement of Mr.. Bryan politically,
probably, than both Of those mentioned
above.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., March 12.-(spe-
claL)7Anton Everson, aged about p, en-
ployed In the local meat market OF Carl
LOOK was the victim Of a distressing acct
dent. While engaged in feeding a bone
machine, his right became caught in the
machine, and before he could release it.
the hand was cut off at the wrist. Everson
had been in Sioux Falls only about a year,
coming from BroOkings, where his parents
reside.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
OMAHA GIRL WINS HIGHEST
PRIZE AT C0E COLLEGE
Miss Helen Lawrence Best student In
Senior CIass-Wins Many Col
leEe HOnOrs.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. March 2-(spe-
cial)-Miss Helen Lawrence, an Omaha girl
now a ssnior I'm Coe college, has just been
the Jesup prize OF $40 for the high
est scholarship in the senior class during
the last semester. That Miss Lawrence Is
one Of the most popular young women IN
the college Is shown by the fact h a she
has held several offices OF honor. Last
year she was the president OF her class
and a member Of the Young women's
association cabinet Liant semes-
ter she held the office Of president In the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

FIFTEEN Years I'm Business" is the title
OF a book issued by Hops Bros. New York.
makers OF Memo corsets, in commemora-
ton OF their fifteenth business anniversary.
1t comprises a history of their business.
showing how. from a humble beginning,
they have in fifteen years built up by far
the most important ana probably the
largest corset industry in the world.
1t reveals the fact that the great Memo
usine has been built up practically on
newspaper advertising, and the further
interesting fact that Hops Bros. were the
first corset manufacturers to use news
paper space to Introduce their product to
the general public.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
MORGAN LAUGHS AT REPORT
New York F~Inancier Asserts RumOr
OF His Death Was Started to
Affect Market.

ROME, March IA. p. Morgan enjoyed
a hearty laugh today when he learned for
the first time OF the rumor that he had
been the victim OF a sudden taking off.
When he appeared for breakfast at the
Grand hotel, where he has apartments, the
American financier oun awaiting him
many kilograms congratulating him upon
the falsity Of yesterdays report.
II am accustomed to such tricks" said
he. They are planned simply to affect the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

Mr.. John Mclaughlin. 1919 schoo St,
Chicago, Ill, and his wife express their
appreciation Of the merits of Peruna in
the following words:
I'VE are pleased to testify as to the
merits of Peruna in cases Of catarrh.
We were both roubled with catarrh Of
the head and lungs for several years, and
did not seem to find anything which
would benefit us.
FINALLY. on the recommendation of a
friend, We took Peruna, and in a short
time were on the road to recovery.
Now We keep Peruna in the house all
the time, and when either of US contract
a cold a few doses will set us right. 1t
acts as a preventive of catarrh, and is
also very fine to build up the strength.
"We believe it to be an honest medicine,
we'll worthy the confidence Of the sick"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

Mr.. Morgan accepted an invitation OF the
committee Of the Italian organisation ar
ranging for the celebration In 1911 Of the
fiftieth anniversary OF the proclamation
making Rome the capital of United rtEly
to act as the honorary president Of the
foreign committee. Mr.. Morgan today re-
ceived an i~vitation from the Duchess Lants
Della Revere, who was Miss Anita Allen
OF New Orleans. to Jake lunch with her at
her villa at Bagnaja.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

slowly, but the witness insisted that there
were two different instances.
Mr. Vertrees also read in the records
letters exchanged between Secretary Bal
linger and President Taft. The letters
showed that the secretary had written
to the president in regard to continuing
work, but that the president
had advised him to hold down on reclaim
alton work in the interest of economy
and hat when congress met he would
take the matter up.
When Mr., Davis was excused the com
mittee adjourned until next Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Colds and Catarrh

Colds and Catarrh
Mrs. George Parker, 419 Water St,
Menasha. Wis. writes: I'VE have
! used Poruna in our family for a mum
Der OF years, and have found it a
perfectly reliable medicine. 1t o
ribs the system Of any traces Of a
cold. and prevents serious conse-
quences.
Il began using It for catarrh.
which / suffered with a good many
years, but had not been very serious
until recently. Since 1 have taken
Peruna the dropping in my throat has
discontinued, and my head and nose
are not so stopped in the morning.
I am pleased with the results, and
shall continue to use II until 1 am
entirely rid Of catarrh.
81 heartily recommend it as an hon
est medicine"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
MILLIONS OF GERMS FOUND
ON SINGLE DOLLAR BILL
Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid,
Tuberculosis and Diphtheria Rep
reAented ON Pnner Money.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Germs-92,-
10000 Of them of manifold ~variety-were
found on a one dollar bill microscopialIy
Examined at the request of Representative
Wiley of New Jersey, according to his
statement today before the house commit
tee on banking and currency in support of
his bill to provide clean currency by burn
Ing all paper money returned to the
treasury.
Among the many diseases found to DO
circulating about this money were small
pox, scarlet fever, typhoid, tuberculosis and
dlpEtheria. No germs were found on metal
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

market momentarily. 1 have never before
felt as well as 1 do now
Mr. Morgan lunched today with John w.
Garrett, secretary of the American en-
bassy at Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

When you want what you want when
you want it, say SC through The Bee Want
Ad columnB.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
The w leather

peraturs. ~
FOR IOWA-Fair.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

Literary society and just recently
has been elected to represent the senior
girls In the college Booster club.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Candldate for GnHernor.

Senator A. B. Funk for governor in oppo-
sition TO the standpat program OF Cleaning
up Iowa" is the latest move. His name
was freely discussed by the hundreds Of
farmers who attended the conventions and
conferences the last week. 1t is said that
all the progressive republicans are ready
to unite upon him If he viii get into the
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
SENATOR N hi
ATTORNEY CLASH

Continued from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Suffrage Debates Arranged.

Senator Gnliland Of Mills county, while
attending the political and good roads
meetings here during the week, completed
arrangements for thirty-flve debates before
chautauqua audiences on the woman suf-
frage question, his antagonist being Miss
Gertrude Won Petzold, now on her way
back from England. These debates will be
in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota and
Missouri. The two were drawn into a Joint
debate here last summer and it was so de-
lightful that the chautauqua managers
ave been after them ever since.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

iiberbriiFig getporben fei uno ile cine
Sheipuns erlansen folle.
Sobn Sod it,, beHen Satin Wtdmis
Ro1, nit Der er iih am 13. Septem@
Der 1901 perbeirotbete, felt mear als
flint csSahren bon ihm abtuefenb lit,
bat eine SdeiDungstlage dngeftrengt.
6dttie Wlauo Mortman itrengts me-
gen RidtDerforsuns uHb neil er ile
i'm Sabre 1905 perlaiien bat, etne
Sdeibungstlase geesu Sofepb 5.
Wurtman an. Die 8eibeH beiratheten
i'm Sabre 1892.
ga hIaB 9 den.
Geo. SO. S6ulte lit Ra6laBpertpols
ter bon 2ouiie SaltbofT; perionalten
1000, Gruubeiesntbum $4,000.
oSobn 6enrD Sauer tit Hdhlabpers
tpdlter bon Oscar Sduer; aniprii6e
tpeaen aetpdltiamer 5ootung.
s5obn 6atptborrs lit Na6IaBoertpals
ter BON Gllerp s. 5aDtborne; perios
nalien $3.50.
Rargaret 5or lit RodtaBDerpaltez
rim BON SObn Joy; 9runbsissntbum
5000.
UaarD 8edmann lit 1eitamentsDoas
itrsdsrin BON 5rant punbiah; perios
nofien $500.
Weargaret SeiI9 1T Radlubpertpals
term BON 0eo. ). 5eiih; perionaltsr
$135.
Wi6ael Ularr permaht iein Der:
m0gen Ieiner Gattiu Zulu Satps,
Warr.
9erf4tebeHes.
iSrsb. guob ftrensts cine Sldge i6e1
$3.50 eegen bic General 4ccibent, Jtr'
&c Gift 4Turdnce Corporation an.
4uguitus Balm, Der III einem l IL
4ntbeil bes bon Otto 8. Balm btnter
IoiIenen @runbeigsntbums bereAtig
lit, bat cine Sloge ouf abtbeilung oe'
9runoeiaentbums angeItrenpt.
Die 2uoonici gelaoon 60. fId9t
cine 1Sorberung iiber $1164.83 gegel
Gotpnrp Weeper 6c 60. elm.
sobn Coop bat auf 9runo erlitte
ner 8erleBungen cine 9lage iiber SO,
500 gsgen bic Cincinnati qtutomObil
Co., 4rtbur SiIoebrano uno 5arrp s
grunt eingereiht.
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3oomanus 2Sittwen6etntat
Sas oiesiabrisr Srabliuesfeit lit anf
oeu IL. SUM auberaumt pOrSeu.

glm SunIta9, II. Suni, ftnost oos
biesidbrige 5riihlingsFeit gum 9eitsn
Der gobmann'ihen 8ittpenhetmat9
itatt. 0as Set pirb tpte ubllh du1
ben Qnlagen Der 2lnItuIt 9efetert ners
ben uno bic nit ben arrangements be-
trauten 0amen tperben alIes IN thrsn
Srdften Stsbsnbe thun, I'm Die Der
anitoltungen erfolgreit 5u MAIDEN unh
in erfter 9inie eineu itattlichen ftnans
siellen Grtrag 3u iitern. sic rednen
bierbei superii6tiid auf Die unterItubs
una Der SabIreihen 8onner une
Freunoe Der Wittpsnhetmatb.
Fir uuterbaltung tpirb IN better
8eiIe eeiprgt peroen uno Die 8eptr:
tbunq piro IeIbItreoeno audi nihts 81
piinIten iibrig Iufen. PIN Iatlmtt.
taa pirb auben uno Saffee ierpIrt
nerpen uno am 4beub gIebt IS einei
Der 4benoeHeu, bic Jet Sabreu be-
riibmt iino.
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0eburten.

Diuiam unb TLorencs 9ouglaB,
$50 Bets Strabe. Gnabe.
Ri6oIas uno Soa5agen, 1136Mars
IbaQ Qpenue, srpei &naben (3piQinge).
Bernard uno GmeIt1 2lttermeper,
23l6 8eIt Str, &nobs.
SoIepb uuo Uldp 0oernberg, 3107
5adberrp StraBe, anube.
grnit uHo RoIa 8rintmaHn, SO GIi
WcWifsn Qpe., WIGo6en.
Sobn unb &atis Suber, 115 Gage
Str, anabe.
Sames uno Cara Burt, 1925 Spcaz
more Str, mGohen.
Jonab uno Grace gonSburu, 1858
Gaitern glpe., mGO6eH.
Charles uno emma Juas, 1925
5iQ Ctr, Rdoden.
Sames uno 5Iora Jugina, 1243
M1rtin Str, &ndbe.
gbpmas uub 6sba 2atemQn, 3704
Wontgomsrp 4pe., Wdbaer.
Wtlium uno Qnud Ron, 2939
WufiahuIetts ane., 9uabe.
Gam uno Qrru Simbud, 1511gens
tr1l Qpe., Gnabe.
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Siorb Einc. Surmperein.
gortrag ron 5ubn ltri S1oDb ail
Ionneritag abego.

Die 8srfammlung bes gloro Gtn>
etnnatt 5urnpereins am 3onnerIta9,
9. SUM, 4benbs s llbr, fptro ieAr tns
terefdnt tpsrben, ME aus foI9enoem
progrdmm gu srfe6en lit:
gr0ffnung Der 8erIammluns bur4
ben l. Sprshsr, Rt6ter @m. $.
2upers.
9smetnihdItlihes 3urnerlieo.
grlsoigunq Der RDutine z8eIhGfte.
2teo - 5arrp Webmann.
8ortrdg - SO6n llri &logo.
8iolinzSolo - Guitap Clemens.
SSapun in Wort uno Bib GtereOptii4s
8iloer) - grnft 9ronepeg.
3urnerlieo.
Der Gamenoerein unb 0amen bon
Witgliebern iinb eingelaDen, Der 8erz
idmmlung bet8upo6nen.
@robes Snterefe 1piro aud Dem
8DltsFeit sntgsgenge6ra6t, has am
Sonntaq gum S6IuB Der Turnf4ule
i'm 3ooIogiihsn @urten itattfinDst.
IS ion Elm 75eit Der Champions per0en,
benn 5auIenDe BON buntfarbi9en
Champions psrosn i'm 3uge getragen,
Oas turnerii6e programm wiro in
ben Rabmittagsftunoen our4gefubri
unO 3par pie folgt:
1.3O big 2 utr - 8eridmmlung alcr
5RiInebmsr i'm SurniaQl Der Rorf
Gtnc. 5urnb1ue.
$50 - 2lusmarih mad benz 800.
3 bis $50 - giH3ugsmQrI9 uni
Spiels.
$50 bis 4 ll6r - gaQipiel Der &nd
bentlafIs.
4 Biz 4.3O lt6r - Center gaQ. Su
niors por Noro Cincinnati geget
Gunner Der 5urngemeinbe.
4.30 bis observation-disclosures ndm
Iit: 100 gurD 9oib. 6odipruHe
Deitiprung, S6rotiadperfen uH
| 6inosrniBrennen.
Ter Qbenb brirgt alsbann bas 5si
Der Champions, cine jupaniIhe gu6t
mad folgenoem prOgramm:
/ 8 l1br 46enbs - QufIteQun9 2luel
Die nit oem Rorb Ginc. 5urnDerei
in Yerbinoung iteben, CUR 2aternen
parade.
$50 - Japaniife 2an3e uno Spiel
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Saffcefr

gu Dem mondtlihen Gaffee oes
;SrQuenpereins Der Gp. prot. pbiltpz
pus 8emeinDe (YaItor +. 6. Dorm,
Der am 9onneritag, 9. SUM, abgebals
ten pirb, Iaoet folgenOes &ommittee
Quf's ber3li6Ite ein: Gli5abet6 5ran5s
reb, aut6. @eriie, 2ena 6ebrtuger, Do.
ru 5einrit, Grieberite 6tlgemaun,
Ssuriette 6aBer, 5rieoertte Sufebrud,
RaroIine 6ormann, 5elene 6eine, an.
ru Saiemeier, Goa 6eIhorg, Mar9.
5uIemeier.
- Tolgenoe 0amsn Der GD. prot.
Ct. Jpbunnes 8emeinoe auf Wlt. Aue
burn (9furrer Grnit 9oB) iiberuebmen
bic 2eitunq oes ndhiten 9affeetrGu3s
hens, tpeItes am Wtittipod, s. SUM,
itattfinbet: 2sna Rleine, Wfarie 4ruea
ger, Qnna 8leiue, Qouiia &appea, Gms
ma Graufe, W}arie Sod, 2i3ette 2in@
bemann unb Murqaretba 9rinqenburg.
9as &ommittee pirD uqss uufbieten,
I'm ben 9dften eInen angenebmeuRdhz
rittag 3u bereiten.
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stiItumasfeFt brs gisnierp.rsius.

Der 9eutite YionierDsrein feiert
am tommenoen Touueritug iein AZ.
StiftunasTeIt. 2tls Jeitplab 1T Der
gheiter Bart aepdblt porDen uuo oas
riibriae arrangements aommitte:
bat nihts unsetban selGheR, I'm ben
Rttalieoern unb Treunoen nss Der
Gins einsn eenuBrsihen Tag gu csrs
ihaffen. 2lls sssitrsoner lit Serr pa
itor =. anapp sspoHneH tporoen, Der
ben picnieren pon friiberer 5eiern
unitreitia nod alsReouer IN better grs
inneruna itebt unb Der aud bei bieier
Gelesenhsit 3rpeifeIsObne ben rsdtsn
1oH treffen uiro.
s(ls Sammelprt Fiir bic Witg!ieSer
nes gereins unb osrsn Ireunbe III Der
glnb Dor bem WuiitpaDillpn beftimml
sporoen unb bierber iollten ale 5bsila
nebmer an bem Jeits su oliersrit i9r:
Shritte len,en.
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9os Dptet Der asitrigen poli3eig2.
ridtsiiBung mics nur Iiebsn 5dlle uuf
Don 0eusn teiner BON meAr als unter'
geproneter gsbsutung mar.
qolisiit Sones Iab geitern Abeno
tur5 nah Nlitternaht eine Regeriu
laut Threieno aus Den TeutTaen gros
teItantiihsn air1hof auf 8alnut 6iQs
ellen, perfolgt BON prei Utdunern.
2eiber gelang es ben 2sBteren 81 ent=
tommsn, pdbreno oas 5rausn3immsr.
9efits Wbitien nit Ramen, DON bem
8samtsn feitsenommen uno unter Der
QntlaQe Der 5runtenbeit eingeIperrt
puroe. Sic peigerte ii6 DOR oem Rih@
ter, Die ndbereu Gin3eIbeitsn tAres
4benteuers ouf osm Jrieobofe anSugss
ben uno puros 81 elmer 9eIoitrafe bon
So uno 9oIten berurt6eilt.
Sermau Boilers, ein anitdnbig ses
tlsioeter, GLtlihsr Wdnn, pelher 5Ios
rift BON 8eruf Iein mil, bate es itf
auf elmer gont auf benz RaIenplds
ueben benz Ntillsr'i6sn 8amenpeniios
nat an 2snnor gIdce. aponoale be-
quem gemdht uro mar l6lieblih elm
oeIblaTen. Der bsrittene poli3iit Slueti
pette ben Ginortnglins auf uno fperr.
te i9n pessu 5runtenbeit Elm. Riate,
Bore Isste ben 5aQ auT Das pffen;
Iodet.
gatrit mt8retp tpurbe i9uIOig be.
funotu, Uteiiiugtbeils etc. aus Dem Ga:
Qerbaus Der 9. uun 8. gtIenbabn a.
itpblen gu baden. gr ruuroe gu elmer
Strofe BON $50 unb aoiten perocn
merit.
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II n { d lie.

- Der 81 Sabre alte 5drrg y.
Batter, BON RO. 20l3 Warquis StraBs,
fubr oeiterr Die Reaoing Roao entIans,
ais ietu sSuhrpert mt eiuem Waeen
Der Rroger'5 9rpcerp 60. tOllioirts.
Gr purne Don Dem Bod htrlunter 9s
InleuDert uno iiberfabren. Der Der.
unglutte, peIder jeoenfals tHnere8ers
IebungeH erlitten bat, purDe uah lei.
nsr WDbnuHg 9ebradt.
- 0as geFinoeu bes Strsdenarbets
ters Wm. Winters, pelher nahe
SpprpDaIe Sunction BON etHem gaHus
oier5uQe Der Big Gour getroffen Duroe
unb Iin auBer onoeren gerleBungen ets
nen grub oes Riidgrates 5u3os. 1T slR
duberIt beoentlihea,
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su tbun geraht bate. Der leBtere
mar asidloFIen unb Der SaluiIel bing
an ieinem glaBe in benz betrefTenoen
gebdlter. 2luBerbsm ertlGrten 4ngez
iteute Der 6trma u. San3en &c Co.,
bah lie es unbebingt bemertt bdben
lpiirben, psnn ismunb ii4 Dem &aitsn
aenG6ert bdbsn piroe. 4ldrmtaiten
l3 itebt 10 pie 10 bel Der 6euerneAr
ipeaen Der sablreihen gefdbrIt1eH, DON
ihm aus qemelDetsn 6euer in Ihlehtem
Rufe. pelher burh ben gsitrtgen, gss
heimniBpo1en &Iarm nur nod erhOht
poroen 1T.
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gterbliHfeitsberi1t.

Gli5a Saunbsrs, 25 Sabre, Gel
Sft 6. Ctr, Shpinoiu6t.
5iInd 30. Waes, / Wonat, 1145
ganf Ctr, Snqueit in S6tpebe.
Gliaabetb goife, rs Sabre, II 9sTf
ape., 9rtgbt's Rierentrantbeit.
syreoerit 0raer, 81 Sabre, 322 Oft
Z. Gtrobe, 2ungenentSiinouus.
pbilomenu Aengerins, "a Sabre,
1121 poplur Ctr, Shtptnbiuht.
WilIiam prics, 80 Sabre, 424 Sii
6. Str., Shpinoiuht.
5bomas 9lngsI, As Sabre, 1923
2ineoln aps., Snqusit in S6pebe.
9lbOlpb RimonocSp, 77 Sabre, 2137
Granb Str., 2unsenent3iinoung.
5eurp $. WiuIler. go Sabre, 1859
ainnep Nne., 5er3feb!er.
Martin &. 9ppsr. 70 Sabre, 2441
Bloom Str, 6er3feblsr.
Rslie Rartbd Wic9runaban. %
Sabre, 1899 WcpberIou Str., grigbts
Ritrentranfbeit.
Sobn $, Often. SO Sabre, Mius
5otel, luneenent5iinoung.
SoiepbMepers, 8 Sabre, 25428eet'
man Str. Snqueit in Sdrpebe.
Marie Yort. Ii WloHats, Shpinbs
iuht.
Diuiam gedel. 81 Sabre, 1851
WaInut Str.. Shipinbiudt.
Charles gagsr. 81 Sabre, 1916 2inT
Strabe, Snqueit in S6tpebe.
sSobn Warbp, So Sabre, 303 Wsii
Watsr Ctr, Sapinbiuht.
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Ginrinnatier QetDotst.

Der 9pli3ei eing geitsrn BON Der
Big Jour Giienbabn bic M2ittbeilung
81, buB Elm Gtnctnnatter, gtamens
Sobu Waber, 30 Sabre alt, om Monz
tag nabe sairfisIp, Snb., Don einem
5raht3use iiberfabren uno auf Der
Stelle getDotet purpe. Mlaber, oeHen
4neeborise fib nod ni6t ausftuoig
MAIDEN IieBen. befdnb ii6 uIs ioges
nannter ~blinoer 9aHagisr" auf etnen
Wagen bes 3uges. ais er iHFolge eines
ploblihen Rutes binabgeIaIeubert
tpurbs unb unter bic Rdoer gerteth
Die 2eiae tpurbe nah 5airfielo ge'
braht.