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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12


appreciate tn eposition you have made
in history for yourselves. what viii your
descendants think of your achievementsf
You have only to recall the places In his
tory won by the patriots Of the revolu-
ton to find the answer. only yours will
be still higher" said General Grant. "'our
revolutionary forefathers brought forth
this government and nation. Throughout
the country's childhood It had many little
juvenile complaints such as measles,
whooping cough and mumps, but finally
IL was attacked by serious disease and
went to bed I'll from one of the danger
Gus maladies Of adolescence. It was your
deeds that made the United States step
forth in the full stature and manhood Of
nations. You have added a few small
things like toothache but America has
not yet arrived at its best stage The full
flower OF it's manhood is yet to be realized
and believe II will never die of old age. ="
General Stubbs, the story teller of
the society recited some sketches that
brought tears and laughter and an encore
that brought him back to the platform.
Fourth Iowa Drum.
Two interesting incidents occurred dur
ing the meeting Captain Marshall Of
Mount Ayr. Ia. stated that he had in his
possession the original drum OF the
Fourth Iowa. II was bought by the boys
OF the regiment and given to ]. c. Ad-
dinston. regimental drummer. Addington
was the last man Of the regiment 70 be
killed. He met his death on July a, 1856,
at Louisville. Before he died he exaoted
promise from Marshall that his drum
should be taken home. 81 threw away
everything else l had said Marshall,
and brought that drum home have
kept It ever since. carefully protected in
my home Now arm getting old, and
want my old comrades OF the regiment
TO tell me what I am TO do with it"
Before any action could be taken Cap
tain Campbell, another member OF the
regiment arose and stated that he had
saved hos companys box In the tame
way. General Dodge suggested that they
be sent TO the curator OF the State His
torical society at Des Moines, together
with complete records, and that they
would be preserved in a tine building
erected by the state for the purpose OF
keeping all things relating to the war.
BY a vote OF the regiment the recon-
mendation was followed.
Reception at ElICs' Club.
The remainder OF the afternoon was
spent at a reception given IN the parlors
of the Elks' club by the Daughters Of
the American Revolution and the women
OF the city. The women had decorated
the parlors in an attractive manner. A
hundred or more OF the women took part
In the reception. Punch was served dur
ing the hour. The women who had charge
OF the function we're Mrs. c. NJ. Ather-
ton. Mrs. John G, Woodward. Mrs, ]. j.
Brown, Mrs Roy Wilcox. Mrs. George +.
Wight, Mrs Z. s. Byers, Mrs Edward
Canning, Mrs. N. p, Dodge. Mre. d. B.
Daily, Mrs Horace Everett. Mrs. William
GroneWeg. Mrs. j. T. Hamilton. Mrs. o.
II. Lucas. Mrs. w. A. Maurer, Mrs. Z
II. Merriam. Mrs. w. S. Keeline. Mrs.
W. Mcdonald, Mrs. F. W, Miller. Mrs. b
NJ. Sargent. Mrs. Spencer smith Mrs. o.
d. Wheeler. Mrs. o. p. Wickham ano
Mrs. J. F, Wilcox.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
YOUTHS SUMMER WAGES
ENTRUSTED TO STRANG Err

Victor Phipps worked all summer on q
Wyoming ranch and was on his way
home in Virginia when he met an at-
fable stranger. Upon their arrival here
they went to a hotel. Phipps is q young
fellow and was confiding enough to let
the stranger have $50, his entire for
tune, to keep safely until morning. Since
then the stranger and the $50 have not
been seen, and the boy has been left
stranded in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
TWENTY-FIVE ATTORNEYS
DEFEND TEN MILLION SUIT

NEWARK. N. j.. Oct. 1i.-Hearings
were begun in chaneery court here today
in the suit OF Nathaniel Cooper OF
East Orange against the National sugar
Refining company OF New Jersey, and
the heirs OF Henry o. Havemeyer I,
compel the forfeiture Of $10oooOoO worth
OF common stock In the company, slieseo
10 have been issued without considera
ton 20 Mr.. HAvemeyer In 1900 Twenty
five lawyers answered for the defsnEe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
Two Big Foot Ball
Games Scheduled
by the High School

Prof Reed has completed the schedule
for the Omaha High school foot ball
team, the last dates TO be filled being q
gane with Lincoln In Omaha Novembeu
3. and a game with the Chicago High
school for Thanksgiving day. Tho games
will be played al Rourke park and Pa
ROurke win build two immense stands
along the side lines. so that 5000 people
may be accommodated at each game
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
Little Boy Killed by brother.

KENDALLVILLE, Ia. Oct l-(spe-
cial.) 1.-The 2-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Young is dead from a pistol
shot which was accidentally fired by his
4-year-old brother. 1t seems that the
parents were out of the house when the
children found the weapon and were
playing with It. The little boy was in
stantly killed. the ball passing through
his head.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
Standing Of Teams

YesterdRy's Results.
Brooklyn-New York, rain.
Games Today.
rational League-Boston at Philadel-
pnla Brooklyn At New York, St. Louis at
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12

Touchdowns: Baker, Knox. Goals from
touchdowns: Pazetti, Baker. Substitutes;
For Princeton: Dunlap for Waller, Baker
for Dewitt. Norman for Mclean, Nc
Cormiok for Wilson, Lowe for Phillips,
Hammond for Sawyer, F'arr for Pendle-
ton, Winants for Brown, Dewitt for Pen
field. Pendleton for FAIR, Phillips for
Lowe, Hendricksen for Dewitt. Simons
for Wight For Lehigh; Goyne for Vela,
Flick for Western, Rause for Green. Um-
pire: Williams, Pennsylvania Referee;
ply, Brown. LineBmani Hopkins Hav-
erford,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
LIGHT ON QUESTION AGAIN
Reply to Query by Participant in
Bee Booklovers' Game.
NUMBER COUPONS CONSIDERED
More Used by Contestants, Greater
VIII BE Chances of Those Work.
ers for Pulling Down Big
Prises Offered TO All.

Again an oft-anSwered question has
been asked A contestant wishes To
know whether the participant in the
Booklovers' game having the smallest
number OF correct answers will BE-
awarded the first prize regardless of the
number Of coupons used. He has beer
told. so he states, that the person using
the smallest number Of coupons, though
having more incorrect answers than one
who used a larger number, will be given
the prize.
The awards in this contest will be made
to the person having the largest num-
Der of correct answers to the pictures
no matter the number 4 coupons used
II Is to the advantage of all contest
ants to use a large number of coupons
for the chances of missing are lessened
in ratio to the increase in number of re-
plies given
Growing Larger Daily.
The Booklovers' ranks are being aug
mented daily by the addition of several
contestants The interest is growing all
the time and there are many more hun
dreds in this game than were entered
in the first
whether it would be satisfactory IL the
same title were given to more than one
book. Contestants may give one title
to as many pictures as they wish. Only
one book will be represented in each
picture. however, and no two pictures
will represent the same book.
List of Attractive Prizes.
B1rst--A White Steamer automobile, a
beautiful ftve-passenger car, celebrated
for its durability and speed, valued at
5000. II is exhibited at Dr1mmond' s,
Eighteenth and Harvey streets.
Second-A tep-aore ranch in beautiful
Tehama county. California; delightful
climate. rich fruit land; value. $3.50 Full
information concerning this land may be
had at the office OF the Trowbridge-
Bolster company in the City National
bank building, Omaha
Third-A beautiful Kreil Auto-Grand
player-piano Chave the music Of the mas
ters in your own home); value $500 This
prize is exhibited at the Bennett store,
Sixteenth and Harvey streets.
Fourth-One lot in the business district
Of Ralston, 8 lot 26x1O0 feet on haywood
street; value $275. Full information may
70 hnu ~ inc OIIlCe OF tnS falStOn
rownsite compPny, 800 South Seven
teenth street, Omaha.
Fifth--In the beautiful suburban town
of Ralston, one let in the residence por-
ton, 6O1c12O feet This lot is valued at
s22S Full information may be had at the
office Of the Ralston Townsite company,
800 South Seventeenth street, Omaha.
Sixth. Seventh and Eighth-Three sets
Twelve volurnes) OF Nelson's Loose-Leai
Encyclopedia, the encyclopedia that can.
not grow old; each set valued at $es.
These books are exhibited at the store Of
w. A. Hixenbaugh q Co. 1914 St. Mary g
avenue.
Ninth and Tenth PrtzesJrhese prizes
consist Of twenty-four volumes. cloth
bound sets OF the Book OF knowledge, ("
an encyclopedias made especially for chill
dren and sold at SSs a set. This work is
written in simple language and is a
wonder book in that it makes simple
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
ST. LOUIS TEAMS PLAY A TIL

Cardinals and Browns Fail 20 score
IN Nine InntnEs.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 1.-THE 81. Louis
Americans and the Nationals PLAYED nine
innings to TO 0 tie IN the first game
OF series for the city championship this
afternoon Darkness stopped the game.
Score:
Nationals 80 ooeoe 90 8 2
Americans 30 0 0 o Q o o Q 90 5
Batteries; l. Laudermilk and Bliss:
Hamilton and StephenR Umptres: Per-
rine and Johnstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
A Horrible neath

results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
and weak, sore lungs with DR.. Kings
New Discovery. SOC and 800. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12

The Merchant Who Has the Goods ID
the One Who Lets the Public Know 4
1'sroug Advertising in The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
Mas Campbell Beats Miss sempie,

SHORT HILLS, n. j.. oct. 1.-The sec
ond round In the women's national cham
pionship az the Baitusrol Golf club was
played today. Miss Dorothy Campbell
after losing the first hole. defeated Miss
Grace sempls OF St Louis. up and 20
plaS1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12

all knowledge necessary to broad educa-
ton. II may be seen at the Omaha
office Of w. A. Hixenbaugh, 1914 st.
Mary's avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-12
VETERANS NAME
DODGE AS CHIEF

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Ssttran scs Stutidl iransOIlibsn
Qrieas geiturben.

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. btLa abelp bio, pa., 6. SuIi.
Gin Beteran Der oeutfden Irmee uno
oes oeutft : frau3ofif9en arieoes
Joborn Yeter S6neioer lit bier Qes
ftorben. gr ourfte fi6 riibmen, unter
fetnen aumeraosu in Nmeritd Der ems
8lgs gu iein, osm Der oamaIige a0nia
WilbeIm /. bon preuben in Der
S6Ioht bon Sebau perf0nIih bas
eIferne Sreu3 an Die gruit heftete. gr
bate als 9efreiter oes 2. tbiirinoiz
fden Snfdnterie Hsgiments glo. so
f6 oura beionbsre Sapferteit berz
porgethan uHo bic 4ufmertiamteit
oes G6uigs auf iih se5ossn. Gr bate
iih audi porber in ben S6Iahten
BON @eiBenburg uno Dortb ausge.
5sihnet. Rad benz Sriege tebrte sr
mad ieinem 6eiu1atbsorte Rauns'taDt
in 6eHen RoTau, no sr i'm Sttober
1916 seburen ipuroe, 3uriid. .3fpei
Sabre ipdter pouoerte er noh Qms=
rtto aus. 5n 9bilaoeIpbia griinoete
er sir gottIing 8eiadft, bo8 fdon
felt Sahren bon ieinen betoen Sobneu
gefiihrt piro. Gr mar ein frommer
Wonn. Der TrieoenBtirhe in biefis
ger Stob. ftiFtete er bic 8loden, bic
am SOrntas. an istnsm 9esrotgursss
tage, Iouten psrbsn. Setne Samera.
ben @etsranen uuo &rtessr Der oeut.
ften Qrmee, Topie bic 3ahIreichen
gereins, gu bsnen Der alleseit fin bds
BobI bes DeutIdthums tbdttge Mauu
eehor,s, perbsu ibm ods leBte geleit
gebeu unb Grftere tN unter trieseris
iben gbrenbsseuguugen begrabsu.
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Oge(cQrap6

.3nei 9riib btrertrunten.
SnbiaRapolis. 8. Suli. Die
griiosr 0ietor unb Carl Duberiiaot.
ipeIts ben Jall Greet in Der RGbe Der
80. sircbs 3u ourdfbpimmsu psra
iu6tsn, ertrantsn bsut.. Shrs 9eifen
rurbeu ip1t.r In Giherbeit ssbrati.
Der Batter. 4usuii 3. Tuoeri.aof, Elm
glumeHbdnolsr, purbs tsnahribiist.
Reorsaniiatipn Der Stans
barb Oil &c.
Rem Dorf, 8. Suli. Sc pire
bisr berihttt, baB Die ~5taHoarb Oil
Co." Don Rstp Ssrisp in Babe r.ors
saniiirt nerssn piro. Qlle 3ipsigs
Gefsaf1aj.tn. ipslde unter Der On.
ilase it.fen. fid ssssn oas Sberman.
0sieB perganeen 3u baben. iolen
Ielbftitdnbis bs.ris5en psroen. Die
gti.lIhaft fpire iid anss6lid in 10
tis 20 fsparai. GsleuiHaftsn ib.ilsn,
pcn bsnen isbs ibr sisenss 3srr'iOrium
bcben ipirb.
Rohein g boleras Jall.
Rem Uor.. 6. Juli. Gin ipeits'
res Spfsr Der aiiaiii6sH Gbolsru Durs
b. bente ouf stnem bier sintrsHenben
transat!an.ilhsn Tcmpfer snteedi.
&c III biss Elm 3pifhtnoeds paNas
eier an Gcrb bss Tompfers ~RoIi.s."
Der aus itoIieniffsn 0dfsn bier tins
trof unb nuf Der GucsunidHe Station
ftfstbaIten lpirb. Den Hoiuttens
ponagiersn ipirh nis aonbune ssftois
tet nerben, tie 3fpiinenbsdS spaHd.
giert uRh bic MlanHi10ft rerben absr
sinfpsstsn ishosaaIssa rtsssn
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Glaniel 3u bringen, bic .Dummu3
Eohlentompagnte aus Der Welt 3u
idoffen unb ben GobIen bef0rDsrnosn
@renbdbnen Die RpntroQe iber bic
Utlnen 3u entreiben.
usbe bic GtpIofiou auf
Der DMoine".
Cine 2ommiiIion BON Wearinesgfs
fi3teren, Sahoeritdnbieen nit gesua
auf GJpIoiipitoffe, tpiro in ben ndd@
ten 3dgen pom Widrine Departes
ment ernannt unb beauftraaf fDerben,
ben Rumpf bes ganerIhtffss
~Vtaine" i'm Safsn BON 6aDanu gu
unteriu4en, iobaIo bas 0aFer aus
benz Eofferoamm ausgepumpt Doroen
lit, bas ieBt bas Drat umgiebt. 8u
ote Qrbetten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nur
ldngfdm Oori6reiten, rperben tpabra
iteinlic6 Wohen bergeben, ebe bic
Offt3iere i'm Stanoe ietn peroen, ben
&iel gu tnfpi3tren. Die &ommtITiou
rptro iiA aber na9 6apdna beqeben,
fobaIo ite ernaunt fporben if, uno fie
ipirO bort bIstben, big bic Qufgabe er-
fiiut lit.
Die Offi3iere i'm Morine Deporz
tsment Ttno iiber3sugt oopon, baB Die
llnteriudun9 Die Hidtigtett Der Bez
bauptung Der GommifIion beitGtigen
ntrb, ndmlid, oab Die GrpIofion, pel4
dbe Die rWutne" gum Sinten bru6ts.
BON einem 5orpepo ober elmer W}ine
ntrur'dht tpurOe, unb bab Die Yul=
permaga5tne Der .Wtaine" erit nab Der
eriten Grploiion in bic Quft floqen.
General B. 8. 8irbp, Der geraoe
bon 9aDdna 3uriidgetebrt i1t, 9ab am
0onnerIta8 iiber ietner Hdmensunter.
fdrift Die foIgsnbe @rtldrunq ab:
,Das Nuspumpeu bes WQiTers. oas
bic rUtaine" umgisbt, bat IoDeit teiz
nen gepeis bafur qeIiefert, poDurb
Die WGagd8ine auf benz Shiff 3ur Grz
ploilon gebraht puroen. IS lit aber
lsst fhon cine 10 aQgemeine 3erft6z
run9 oes 8oroertbeils oes Shiffes
foHitottrt tDoroen, bab es ipabrIhetnz
Itdp, aud tpenn alss DaTer ausge=
pumpt Doroen lit, unm0qlth fein
niro, feit5uitelIen, tpobur6 bic Gr=
ploilonen berurIaht puroen. Sh
babe iopett Deoer cine grtldrunq
baruber abgegeben, pDbur6 bic Gr1
ploiioner perurfaht poroen, nod bQz
be i9 ooriiber etneu 8sritt abqeftat4
tet."
Su hIeres Wetter.
Sn sinem groBen 5beil Deg Quubes,
IN benz ieit flint 1agen cine fc furats
bare ptse gebrriht bat, 1T tu6Iere
AEttsrung etn9etreten. sfn ben norOs
dtlanttiden Staateu bra6te 9epitterz
re9sn Die 10 iebnIidft erpinIate
aiibIuug.
Die bstbeiteu PIdBe iparen pGhrero
oes Sages Bolton uno U2iIes gitp,
WloHtuno, mad etnem @erpitterreoen
gtng aber bic Semperatur in Bottom
fofort um "A Grab 3uriit. eoSn uans
gteugngIano, RepYort 9ennfnlpanien
uno I'm S6iotbdl bat es qereqnet uno
aud fir 5reitag itnb gepitterreasu
uno gemGBigte 5empsratur fir bteieLs
ben Staaten in 4usIiat geIteut.
Sn WuIbtugton ftuno oQs sbermo@
meter ouf 98 9rao uRb oa8 5bsrmu=
meter por oem Nterbaugebdube mar
fogar bis auf 105 Grab geItiegeu.
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Die Carnegie Gts.f 60. Iiei.rt pan'
ssrplatt.n fir itdIieniitt
TYlonouahts. Il,
Radridten aus gfinu.

Wa6ri6ten aus 6 hinu.
St. 9etersburg, 9. Suli. -
4us qe.ing piro gsnelost. oaB ois
llnterfu6ung Der fiio6insiiIhsn ReDos
luton bic Iufbeduns eiHes grobsn
StonoGls ergs6tn Bat. gs iDuroe fsit.
1ltelIi, oab Die RepoIution1rs Gspshre
uno paironen aus itaatli4.n 4rfena'
len erbieltsn unb oab hohere Msilltdrs
psrionsn iis ibnsn psr.uuften. Gin
1heil Der Getpehre purbe ben Repolus
tiondren auf sefdlidis aupeiiuns.n
Der DiDiiionssRommanoeure bin auss
gsliefert.
Vdh elmer MsIoung aus Wrtoen
lief Dor tinigen 9assn Elm ruiiifhes
fauonenboot BET airin ein, un Die
rufffaen Jradtoampfsr seseu Rdube'
reien Der Sidunsufsn su beihiistn.
Die gbinsIsn sr.lGrtsn bem ruiIiltsn
aoniul, bab iie Die antuuft oss rufia
fAen ariessibiifss ala gertrassDsrs
lsbung bstrahtet,n. uno iesieH biHsu.
fis feisn isIbit in Der Gage. rufiii6e
Jrahtbampfer esgsn usbsrfdns Der
A1ubsr su beidiiBsn. Der ruiiifde
aonful proteitirts gssen oi,i. oaliun9
Or bislt baran f.ft, oab DIE gbineisH
fir bic Si6trbeit Der ruf1ten S6iiis
isine ssnisenoen Garaitisn bietsn
tDnnisn. alfo Rublano DertragsmdBig
bsrshiigt fsi, gum Sduse isiner eis.s
nsn S4ifF. i.Ibit mabrss.ln gu sr.
er.ifen. Dennoh CAB Der aoniul 81.
eab oos Hauonenboot oesarmirt ipsrs
be. Cine anNre gIsinsei.ig einsttrofs
fsne Gepefts berihiei. bab Elm bss
ionbersr gspollmdhiis!er gbinas pss
fling oerlanen bobs, nm in Petersburg
birests 0erbaHoIunssn uber bic Rspis
iinn bes aulofha 9erirogss, bes ruff
fifh-hinsiifhen Vtrtrdgts bonn Sabre
1881, Su fiibrsn. Tisfs s5ross BAT, tpie
eriHnsrlia. i'm Jebrnar hisiss ssnhrss
81 Dem ru'iiinen ~6albuliimaium@ an
China g.fiibri, ctm 'ih China bamals.
borldufis penisitens. piosritanoslos
ssbtugt bat.
aus Dem Deuti4tn Rti1.
Berlin. 6. Suli. - Or. WiIklm
Dcbs, Der Dirsitor nes snnialimen
T.uieums. tritt In Der snsrgifnften
Weile fiir bic Ghtbeit nss terabrnten
Rembrdnbtffsn gsmdloes Die
Wiib!s1 elm. bic In sinem BON benz
profeiIor pon Gsiblis psroFientlih.sn
Mrtissl btIirittsn lporoen In. b. Seios
lib brii6i BARN bic 2lnfihi nug, bab
bds Bib pabridsinlih BON oem ShH.
Isr Rembronbis, ekIbsr. ferriitri. Or.
Dcot. oer hds G.mdlos iOrefdliig Eus
Dirt bat. ip0treEo es bier aereiniat
fuurbe. essldrt abtr. oab ts cine 3peis
fe! Elm Mtmbrcnbs fei. unb fernsr, cab
otr Gspl Der 4usfiibruns niht bsriss
nige gsIbers iti.
Die mii6Is- bsfunb iit lange 3sitl
I'm Wsfit hts aprns Qnnsbopn. unS
ipurbe tiirslit BON Deter ". 9. gDeibs.
nsr bon pbilabtlpbia fir mstr nls cine
talbe WiGipn TctIars ansesouft.
Die Stabffonferena
9riffel.
grlffsl. 8. 5uli. Die altpra. |
fsntcnteH Der Stahlinbuitrie BON nenu
a1nbsrn. bic su eintr aonfsren3 biers
htrnetOmHsn fpnren. hlelien am Don. |
itrtag nur nod cine turss Eibung |
ab, noruaf iis iih utridstsn. Die met
Zen Qmsrisansr reiIitn am gonmits
toa mad paris ob. DE aonFeren3 |
efnnnnte pcs6sr sin aus 80 Weit1liss
Inn tsatbtassS Rsmmitts1. I'm NJ |
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aatier WiIbelm in Stas
pQuder

pdnger.
G6rifttana, 8. Suli. Der
oeutfhe aaiier trai beute Rahmitiag
tn Stapanser elm. DIE foniglide
Ja6t r6Dben3onern" mar bon aipst
areusern unb spei 1orpeoobnoian be-
slsitet.
prdfibent Comes BON
Cuba angesriffen.
6apana, 6. Suli. Der aons
reprdientant 4nores, Gigentbiimsr- Der
3eituns .gl Dia", bei9uIbigte bieier
2ase ben prdiioentsn gomes. bab sr
in ben 3fDei Sabren, in benen sr prd@
itoent 1T, Elm riefiges 0ernt0gsu ansts
fammslt babe. Der prdiibent bat
nun bdrauf geantportst, inoem sr Elm
gsrsei4niB ieinsr bstpesIihen nno uns
beDesIiden 5abe perOffeutlidte, mas
ergiebt, oab er nur mdBig permogenb
In. Seine Jreunbe balten benShritt
aber fir fsinsr unrpiirbig unb aIs Elm
3eihen Der Shpdhe, ipdbreno feline
geinbe srtldrsn, bab sr bamit feline
Shulo berbeden ipoQe. Die 5olge
Der aontroperis paren am Donners=
tag cine ganae 4n5abl b.unrubigsnoer
Geriibte, iiber geplante aufitdnbe
uilp., oenen mon dber i'm Ganssn nur
ipeuis gsoeutung beilegt.
. lie Maberos erhalteu ibr
Gelb surat.
Merito, 8. SuIi. Rah elmer
aontrpperie, bic am 8onnsrftag Der
grGFpent De la garra nit benz Jis
nansminifter Mabero bate, fpurbe Der
StoatsIhasmeiitsr dngeipieisH, an
G,uitapo Weooero $4,000 In 8oIo
aussubesablsn, als grias fir be
Summen, bic er fir bic RepoIutiou
ousaeqe6en Bat. 6uitapO Wooero.
elm grubsr bon sSrducisep J. Ulabes
70, bate oisie Summs fir bic Sahs
Der RepoIutiou bsige'teu.rt.
gs puroe aud Elm dHosrer gsfehl
ousaeiiellt, o.mgsmdb bic geborosn
bon gan auispotoii dngepitisu purs
ben, bic 10000, ,OO0peios anJranciseo
Z. g.obsrp suriitsusrituttsu, Die .r
dls girafhaft in jsner S.aot htHters
loiien bate, nahoem er auf gsfsbl
bes bamaltgsn prdiiosnten Sias psrs
bditet tporoen mar.
pan5.rplatteH fir bic tta'
Iienii 6e Regierung.
Rom, 6. Suli. - Die italieuii6s
R.aisrung tat ben 2Outra.t fiir bic
aieferunq eines 5beils Der qan3erpldts
ten fir bic n.usn 9rsabnougbis Der
Carnegie Stssl GompdHp. cine Der
Subfibiar aompdgnisn Der uniteo
Stotes gteel Corporation, sugeipros
den. 4u6 snglti4e, oeutffe uno
frans6fiibe aompasnisn hatten Ins.s
bois sinssreitt.
gr prGfioent GaFro ans
gsbIid in 9sns5usla
gslaubst.
Caracas, 8. SuIi.-anidsinsnb
nutentii6eu Gsriihtsn 3ufolss III Der
iriitsre prdiibent giprtano gaitro am
mittpo1 Don einem Wotorboot in eis
mem 6afsn i'm peiiIi6en Ihsil Don
gens3u.Ia sslanbst. Gr ioa absr me-
Der Waffsn nod Wuuiticn gsIanbst
boben.
Die R.sisruus best itine gtfiir6s
tungen, Fl, triFft aber al. 9orbersis
tuna.u. um gu perbinbern. bab Gaitro
feit.n 1uB fabt, uno pirb alIss aufs
bieien. um isinsr perfon babbaft 81
nernen.
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Des Weoroes aRgetlast.

3efiante. Gbio, 6. Sult. -
hilbert 9ir,imer. Elm Sarmer pcu
8eIanare genn, fiiuf WeiIen BON bier
gelegen, nuro, am Donneritas auf
hie 4ntlas. bin perbdftet, ieiuen Rnas
bar, Sobn Wasner, aw Wontaa
plbsua sttSstes ~ hobsu.
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Wsr niro Guitos bes
EeudtS2

goIumbus. g.. 6. Suli. Robs
usp J. Diesle. Der Sergsantsat.arms
bss SeHats perliert ,nfolse ielner
lisbsrfiibrune, BEL Der gefte6unsss
affoirs BON 2esislatur Mitelisoern
ben 3lpiidentrdger eeipielt gu babsn,
isin 4mt nls Serseantsats4rms uno
auItos bes Senats. Generalaojutont
Wenbrstt pirh enttpshsr Semanben
gum auitos ernennen, pber bic
Ssnatstammer unter 4ufGiht Der
Gtaatsmili; itellsn. Col. 5rsb. Glants
nsr pirb ais RuEoS Sss 6auiss fun.
s:ssn.
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Gpfer Der Sise.

GbieagO, s. 5uii Wdhreno Der
furhtbursn oiBs, Die pole 8 Sags
ndbrte. rurbsn POI ysrionen pom
1oos sreiIt uub 273 unosre bonn 9is>
itlas. bstroff,n. Jn Der Iansen 1oos
ten Iifts itHo 125 SdusIinse stnbegrifs
ysv
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ghrifttana, 8. Suli. Der
beutfhe aaiisr traf beite Rahmttiag
tn Stuponser Elm. 0fe foniglide
Jadt n6oben3onern" mar BON aipet
areusern unb spsi 1orpebobnoifn be-
sleitet.
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@etterberiHt.

Sir Ohio: 1riibes, fiibleres
Metier am 6reitug; am Sdmitoe uns
beitimmtes Wetter. ysorotpeItlide
Winoe.
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MuslanO. Selegrapb
corruption in g6ina.
Gbineiiihe 0enerdle perfanfen
Waifen unb Munition on
bic Nepolntioudren.
Der friibere Yrdiioent ST
prianp Gaftrp
Sol In eiuem 4afrn i'm Wsllen con
Dene5usfa gelanbst lsin.
Ter msrisanifde staaisi4as artss'
pieisn
afn guiiaDo Maoero $4,000 aus
subesahlsn,
Tie er sur llnterfiiisung Der Rerolu'
ton auseegsben bate.
Dom interndtionaleu apiatitsrtontsit
In europa.
Sieten Der 5heitnefmsr ii6erflogen am
GonHsritag ben aanal bon Gonsr
nah Calais.
Die Carnegie Ste.l 60. Iiefsrt Yans
ssrpIattm fir itaIieniIts
DyIonougbts. If
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Gin plan fir oiesAts anjiirung Der
stanOarD 6iLempanp.
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atasfasem iiber bea MUrbausri
Den aillian grabasIsdno gtbel gons
rab auf ihm seua4t.
gsrurfa6sn Der an,fa@ in Cos On.
sslss cine uebssrli4ung.
Snbsm iis bi. Giftigtnt Der sr9O6ensn
4ntlassn anfektsn.

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