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ANDREW SAKS TOTAL
ESTATE S1,4S7,t05
Department Store Founder Left
Life Interest in S1.2lO.-
92l to Widow.

Andrew Saks, one OF the founders Of
a total estate OF slts7,o5. according to
the appraisal filed Yesterday. His widow,
Mrs Jennie r. Saks. gets the life In
terest in the residuary estate Of $l.cl0,-
92i and the household furnishings and
other personal belongings OF the testator.
valued at s2s522. Upon the death of
Mrs. Saks the estate goes 10 her
daughters. Mrs. Rebecca Heckheimer and
Mrs. Leila s. Meyers her sons. william
A. and Horace A. Saks, and her grand
son. Leonard G. Levy. Jr.. son Of her de-
ceased daughter. Edna. Leonard c. Levy.
the son.in-law. got Ns.035. Mr.. Saks
left $4,000 to his wife and two sons to
distribute among charitable institutions.
Among the assets OF the Saks estate
were S25.sl3 cash. N.0l+lll in secur-
ties and s335.ss2 in promissory notes for
loans to Saks & Co. and his brothers,
Isadore and Joseph I. Saks.
Among the l.rsest stock holdings were
1000 shares OF .hc Herald square Realty
Company. owner OF tho Saks Building.
valued at 4l15.00O. and 500 shares Roscn-
thai Manufacturing Company. valued at
81 90. 900. The latter concern manufactured
all the clothing for three stores Of Saks
4 Co, and Mr.. : 'l,s vas one Of tho two
principal stockholders.
The appraisal showed that when Saks
4 Co was organized the tcstator had 900
shares Of common stock out of 1000 and
1876 shares of preferred out Of 5000
Prior to his death he gave all this stock
to his two sons and had no interest in
the business when he died. Under his
will the executors had power to lend
Saks 4 Co up to $2b0,OOO Mr. Saks
held large interest In the Eugene r
Peyser stores but sold out a few months
before his death to his brother-in-law, n
" ROhr
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Klaw& Erlanger will present Elsie Fer
rison in THE Strange Woman" . new
N,av hv William Hurlbut. at the Apollo
= oatre. Atlantic City. on October .. The
roce is now In rehearsal and tho company
".l include Charles p. Waidron. Sarah
fon Lcer. George Drew Mendum. Al.
oh''z Either, Elois Frances Clark. Mrs.
Feix Morris Frances Whitehouse, Sarah
VI M'Nlcker, otto Hoffman. Hugh Dillman
ara Annie Buckley.
Under the name Of tho Weber 4 Fields
kn'macolor Producing Company. a new
'1mIanv has been formed to exploit the
.! !i''01u comedians IN motion pictures. The
'rrpanv is to be capitalized at $500. 900.
nd vii include Joe Weber, Lew Fields.
"llI'~m Klein. Morris Ely. A. r. Ban
ara and A. H. Sawyer IN It's directorate.
Jtov McCardeli has written the first play.
which VIII he called Mike and Meyer
around tho World"
The dress rehearsal Of To-day" a
nfw n'sV by George Broadhurst and Alb
,ANam Schooner. was held last night.
'' piece viii be presented In Pough-
s"'ps'. ana Syracuse and then brought
NO New York, opening William A.
m~dSs Forty-eighth Street Theatre on
M''7ay night. In the cast are Emily
stevens Edwin Arden. Marie WainVright
'pS G Wieburg. Theresa Maxwell Como
'r Charles Pitt. Alice Gale and Mar
S>ss. Robinson.
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Convention of ST. Andrews Brother
hood. Church Of Zion and 81. Timothy.
Opening Of now recreation centre for
girls, 81 West Forty fourth street,
Rainy Day Club, Hotel Astor . r. NJ.
Second days session of Association Of
American Directory Publishers, Hotel
Astor. 10 a. NJ.
Nautical school commencement exer.
cises. training ship Newport. foot Of East
Twenty fourth street. i. NJ.
Meeting of New York Coinmandcry Of
the Loyal Legion. Ds 1nonico's H. NJ.
Meeting Of Progressive County Commit
tee, 80 Washington square West. J.,
NJ.
Meeting of Republican Club Of Nine
teenth Assembly district. IS; West 1l7th
street, s +. NJ.
Arbitrators between Eastern railroads
and their conductors and trainnen meet
at Hotel Manhattan.
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kius, N Packard Mrs \ r Rader
Mts r. l.. Johduns, + /. Johanns. u. a
'td !iac. \. Il. DAVIS and family in
Ford There arrived also Mr and Mrs.
K. V. Armstrong MI and Mrs W. /
land Mrs Robert Beattic MIR. and Mrs
\ l.. Baulstet, Miss Banis,er. of Pater-
SON. y. j.. ~ Stodlar rd Dayton
LAKE SuNAFEE. y. IL. Sept 30-Ar-
rivals over the Idea! Tour at the Granli-
den Hotel include the following New
Workers
Mr. and Mrs. q. 4 J. Mager. in Win
ton. nr. and Mrs. W n. Atten. in a Pack
ard Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Emmett Miss
Katherine Emmct. Master W T. f.mmet,
IN Peerless Mr.. aud Mrs A. Appleton.
in a Fiat Mr. and Mrs j. W Field in a
Cole Mr.. and Mrs. y Campbell. A. H.
Campbell. IN a Wintou Or and Mrs. A.
+ hess in a SmpleN Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p
'app.r. IN a cadillac Mr. and Mrs. II
sharp, Mr. and Mrs. 4 Arnold. Raymond
r. Arnold. in Chalmers: Mr.. and Mrs
y. * Thompson Miss Louise Thompson.
IN an oldsmohilc. There arrived also Dr.
and Mrs, Georg- Wilkinson, c. r. Purdy.
Miss Wilkinson of Jersey city, y. j.. in
"A Pierce Arrow.
BRErroS Woops y. H.. Sept 30
Among the arrivals by motor to-day at
the Mount Washington Were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Armstrong. MI. and
Mrs. r., B Mitchell. in a Packord Mr..
and Mrs. +. r liadlcy. Ruth Nadl,y in
a Packard Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l., Hill in
SIMPLEX.
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

CHRISTOPHER T.. IlERrLEiS, a manufac.
turer OF dress trimmings at j2+ Broad.
way. who died on November 80. 1910, left
an estate OF Sb3S.sc2. OF this amount
$l30,O00 was the value Of his factory at
l4Sth street and Brook avenue. The Bronx.
and $300,5,l WAS the value OF his busi-
ness He loft sl3S.43S to his wife. Ottiie
Hertlcin. and $l2sI1o each to his dauxh-
ters, Ottilie and Ella Hertlein and Mrs
Emma X. Runk.
Mrs. ISABELLA r. TIFFANY. who was a
daughter Of Commodore Perry and all
aunt OF August Belmont left an estate Of
310.69S. She held many claims agains,
her sons. William, Perry and Belmon,
Tiffany, for loans which had become out.
lawed and were appraised as Of no value
She gave the most Of her estate to her
daughter. Jane Caroline Perry Tiffany.
WALTER l.. CUTTING. grandson OF Robert
l.. Cutting, left an estate OF $4,000 In
New Yorl He gave his property to his
mother and three sisters.
MARY A. LocKMAN. who died on Apri
80, 1913. left $c54,006 to her son, Dewitt
NJ I>ockman.
ADoLPH LUpEKE, head Of the diamond
Arm Of A. Ludeke e. Co.. who died in HO
boken on September s, 1912, left $170.32l
to his wife. son and two daughters. Hi'
interest in his firm was appraised al
39s.70s.
SARAH ]. WRIGHT, who left an estate 0i
Slbs,73l. gave only her household goods
worth 3270. to her husband. John II
Wright. She gave $6s,l6S each to hel
daughter, Annie w. Dumont. and her son
j. Dunbar Wright.
LEOPOLD CoHN, who died on September
20, 1911, left 337s.97s. of which $500, 00t
was his interest In the tobacco Arm of A
Cohn 4 Co.
BRAINARp Y. NoRRIs. who died on Jun'
IA, 1919, left $166,s92 to his sons. Thomai
X. and Edward Norris. He owned tor
parcels Of Manhattan real estate. worth
3l0s,750
ADELAIDE SMYrHE. who died on May q
last. left $67.769 to her sons. Douglas
Grahame Smythe. Douglas Campbell
Smythe, Douglas Smythe and Gouver
neur smythe. aud to her daughter. Ade
laide D. Parsons.
SIGMuNp AuasTEIN. a knit goods mer
chant, who died on September 20 last, lot
all his personal effects to his wife. HI
directed that his interest In =. AugsteiI
& CO. continue until his son Adolph Is 81
The bulk OF his estate went to his wife
son and daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Egerer.
DR. ROLAND II. JONES. owner Of tn
Hotel Roland. who died suddenly whii'
driving his automobile on september rs
left = will on a letterhead OF the Hote
Roland giving hts estate to his sisters
Mrs. Nettie RsuSht and Mrs. Meta Marsh
and 70 their chllArsn
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DIED.

MAYN1CKE-- On Monday September ~
1913. at his residence Cedarknoll Farm,
Bedford Hills, y V. Robert MAynicke,
beloved husband Of Minnie G. Maynicks,
in his sith wear
Funeral services st Cedsrknoll Farm,
Thursday mornirs on arrival of specia
train leaving Grand Contra station
rack No. "a, upper level. a. o'clock
Interment private
McCUTCHEON a, Greenwich. conn. sep
temhcr 30 Norman ', MrCutchcon, he
loved husband of Elizabeth n Holmes
in his 30th year,
Funeral at Christ Church Friday. October
2 at 3;l5 =. NJ Carriages will mee'
train LEAVING Grand central depot At
ao4 r. NJ. Friends are kindly requested
10 omit flowers
pAsC CAl.--Philir aged 40.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH" AZ
West Twenty.thlrd street Frank r.
Campbell Building. Time funeral here
after Automobile oortegr
SHEPARD ON Monday, september -,
1913 ~ his home. The Gables Fan
wood. \ j, after u short illness Angus
tus Dennis Shepard, beloved husband Of
Joanna Mead Shepard, in his 18th year
Services will he he'd at his late residence
on THURSDAY October = AZ 2lj p .
ESQ +. NJ train from West Twenty
third street +. NJ irsin from Liberty
street, G. II r. OF y. J,
STERRY. On sunday, in Noraich W
entered into etcrnsl rest Helena Ru'h
beloved wife OF william u. Wit Sterry
~ summit, j.
Funeral services will he held Wcdnesds'.
10 A, NJ, First Presbyterian church
Roselie, y, j Interment AZ convenience
Of family,
TOUSEY --On Monday Septembcr - i'it
at his residence, ~ Fast fory sixth
street. William. son NJ the late =. 'i''r
Tousey, in the sixty ninth year ~ his age
Funeral services a. his tate residence
Thursday. October ., ~ : y NJ Inter
incnt Woodlawn.
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~, a." ~ :. s '"i US H''''t WIZ give
20" ~. "".N.S' 'N''S eve at S"'I,luse
'",' ,""i'', pl''' ~ "oS'nutN'
s,oo,, ",' '',, ,.'''. ""usi't,', MlsS Na'"rEh
'''''' WV wv '''"'u''h !" S"'lc'N-
MISS i"hia fl"l,mahn' a daughter NJ
MIS- twalh F'eitmann, Will he married TO
herne Evans son o' 'r and Mrs, cad
Wa'dner f'Nans or IlttShurc, IN the Madt-
son Avenue presbyterian Church on the
afternoon OF November ~. Mrs j. O.
fialhe f.wlng Will h" her sisters maid of
honor ana the brides two little nieces
wll' ne Hover girls reception will fol-
low AT =. West Seventy seventh street
The wedding of Miss Edith Logan, a
daughter of Mrs John A. Logan, Jr., to
Devices w Dlworth will take place in
81, Thomas's Church on November %.
Mrs Emil T.. Roas 10 -, tho I,o,o,
t;otham for several weeks
A.,
,,ai. . T., ,a '., n "s"' an"
,nr W.s ~ ~ pH,,, ,"m an" nm"sl.er' Mr. ana
p, III -, ',' , IAN VINO are "' 'he
80 WI 'oo'' San ''' Europe 10 pass
~. "'"'.'
MISS ANNE X. reynolds, daughter of
Mr' ana Mrs H. !" REYNOLDS. will he
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MISS LAURA WEBB ENGAGED.
Daughter Ot Frank Exerton webb to
Wed Jorge Andre Of Ham burg.


Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egerton Webb OF
e25 Park avenue are announcing to-day
to relatives and Intimate friends here and
in Europe the engagement OF their only
daughter. Miss Laura Virginia Webb. to
Jorse Andre of Hamburg, Germany.
Miss Webb. who was introduced to So
ciety three years ago. Is a granddaughter
of the late Gen James Watson Webb and
a niece OF w. Seward Webb and Of Major
q. Creighton Webb of this city. On her
mothers side she is a granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund n. Randolph Of
Mount ST Vincent on Hudson and a niece
Of Mrs. Richard Trimble and Edmund
Randolph.
Mr.. Andre is a cousin OF the late Baron
Won Andre. who married a sister Of Mrs,
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Before coming TO
New York year ago he was for several
years in Siam. where he established a
business for himself. lie is An accom-
plished linguist. speaking huently Ger.
| man. French Spanish. Siamese and Eng
lish. While no date has been set for
the wedding it will probably take place
this winter in New York.
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MAJOR ALEXANDER MCDOWELL.
Clerk Of the Houae Of Representa-.
ttves From 1sO5 to 1911.

SHARON. Pa. Sept 3o.-Major Alex
ander Mcdowell. 6s years old. from 1893
to 1911 clerk OF the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington. died to-day at his
home here. He was born in Franklin.
Pa. Having been elected Member at
Large to the Fifty-third Congress Major
Mcdowell was chosen clerk Of the House
in the Fifty-fourth Congress. serving In
each succeeding session UP to the Six
ty-trst Congress.
Major Mcdowell during the civil war
distinguished himself in the l2lst Penn
sylvania Volunteers.
Under his Jurisdiction came the en-
ployment of all the attaches Of the lower
body when he was in Congress He had
wide acquaintance with men in public
life and his memory for names and faces
was rema rkable.
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Can nnc1d-HOcu q m.

MippLETowN, y. y. Sept. 3o.-The
marriage OF Miss Martha Mears Yocum,
daughter Of the late Congressman Seth
II. Yokum. OF Belmont. Pa. and Richard
Wilmington Garfield. son of General
Superintendent Edward Garfield Of the
Ontario and Western Railroad. Of
this city. took place at o'clock
this evening at the home OF the
brides aunt Miss Florence Horton on
Roberts street. this city
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DR.. JULES oGIER.
Famous French TOxtrOlORtat Passes
Away in Paris.

Sp-r,1i 'abie Despatch 10 THE Sr>.
PAEIs, Sept. 30.-Dr. Jules Ogier. the
famous toxoolosist. is dead. He was born
IN 1858.
Or Ogsr was vice. president OF the
Chemical Society of France and member
OF the Medical Society of New York. He
was for a number of years director of the
la boratory of toxicology Of the Paris police
department. He was member OF the
Legion OF Honor and the author Of num-
her Of works on toXcology.
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GREEN BEETLE IN VAUDEVILLE


THE Green Beetle" was acted hrst
In the vast recesses of the Metropolitan
Opera House when the Lambs gave
their annual gambol there last spring
Now this two act play: which Ia the work
Of John Willard. Ia on the bill at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. Its excellencies
are more easily recognized. although It
IL by no means sure that its i'm
probabilities are not a little more evident
in the smaller frame Of a dramatic
theatre.
There are color and mystery In ~
little sketch. and they may compensate
for the lack Of common sense. Louis
Casavant plays the oriental with the
necessary craft and the suppressed
power. but his juicy German accent was
not convincing as An evidence Of his
Eastern origin. Madge Voc and May
Hopkins were uncOmmonly comely per
formers to be found in a vaudeviN !
sketch.
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Mrs. OelOa u. LeWis.

AMSTERDAM. n. Y. Sept 3O.-Carre
\. Eldret Lewis, wife Of Delos r. Lewis
president of the New York State Sunday
School Association, died to-day. For
thirty years she was Il teacher in the
First Baptist Sunday school. Besides
her husband she is survived by two
sisters, Mrs Walter -. Leppar of Mari
borough. Mass. and Miss Josena Eldret
Of this city, and IA brother. Harlan Ed
ret OF Canastota.
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MIR. AND MRS. FISH ARE GUESTS.
Hesitation waits Practtscd After
Mrs. q. n. French's Dinuer.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, Sept, 30.-A dinner
was given at Barton Lodge tonight by
Mrs. Seth Barton French In honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stuyvessnt Fish. who are stay
inE st the Homestead. and Henry
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MISS FLORENCE wYETH WEDs,
Daughter Of Dr. John a. wyeth
Bride Of Alan Dater Mclean.

Bride Of Alan Dater Mclean.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Sims
Wyeth, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. John
A. Wyeth. to Alan Dater Mclean. son OF
the late George Hammond Mclean. took
place yesterday afternoon in the chantry
OF st. Thomass Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ
Stires. rector of the church. assisted by
the Rev. DR.. owen Of this city.
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception at the home Of the brides
parents 2++ Lexington avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean sailed for Europe this morn
Ing on the Mauretania. They will pass
some time AT villa in italy and on
their return will live in Morristown, ~ J
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DUKE DE FEZENSAC.
EOrm, French senator Was Famous
as Art Collector.

PARIS. Sept. 3O,-Philppe de Monies
auiou. Duke de F'ezensac, died here to-day.
He was born In lS43. He was Senator
from the Gers department from 1887 to
1897 and was famous an art collector.
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Temperature At Atlantic city.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 3o,--The tcuipera
ture Ut noon here to-day was 6s.
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UNDDRTAKGDb.
FRANKECAMPBELL M:T ss:T
P|ESR6GkE PS|vESR6k MOTOR HEARSES EHh
SS-So" rSsts iSlA
c1EMAroRIBs.


cREMArOBIBs.
lNTFIIIGFNT. scientific and sanitary msthod
'rNlTrD STATFS CREMATION IOAPANS
uIddie Village l.. l. Pamphlets frec
'lhors 5lTO--N lila r,Shur'
PERSONAL.
Will. not be rcspon slble for debts con trAc teA
by any person but myss0. FRANCIS 4. STEINER.
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8aterloo. Dos 8innoq2iddit
ron Sronf O.. @ponS lit g1n5Ii6.
UNDERGRADUATE. 9coon'8 SlltpeIter.
Iaoen un0 Ofltrpbp'S &leioerlaoen
m1roen itorf beidG0i9t.-9ie So
n~oration2n Der Stn0t iino bohit
cntriiitet, neil cine 9tegergemeinoe
cine Stride olf Sem 9todbnr9runo.
it'd ser Observation-Disclosures 5u errids
ten beobiiftiqt. 6. q. 9ogas, elm
tefannter @eid0ftSmalm mo gro.
beS &irdenIiht, bat groBe Inter.
ih~lagllngcn gcmott. 9ic 2euta
lieBeu iif our6 icinc 6rommigfeit
tduiden.
Soma Gitp. Sir 6et oiesiobri.
Gen &llriuS Ser StantSunineriitdt
Goben iid 2235 Stuosnten einiarei-
BEN laiien. SIN borigen Sabre ma.
rem cs 2090.
Eerrp. 9(l3 Scr Sarnner Sobn
9lorf pon Dallas Gounto an einem
automobi[ borbeifubr, ideltte iein
Geipann ltn6 murOe bimmter &c.
idleuoert. Gr itar6 Oret Stunoen
ipGter.
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6err IrBmam bate peaen Der Sal
tc einen Diem i'm Stall allfgeiteQt,
Der cntiue0er erpIo0irte ODER nm.
qeitiir5t mltrOe uno 10 Oa5 5euer
berltriafte.
Monning. S2rr Grit @ru6e
uno 6ralt, ionic SEER @enrp @o.
aeoorn mo 6rait. Die ben 8intcr
in California oarbradltcn lin0 mic
Ger beimgefcbrt.
Sorlon. 4. S. Smat, Ser nnpeii
@eebetomn nobnt, bat 10 3ud)t.
idmcine bcrfauit mo er6ieIt ooiiir
sem 8rei3 bon S2,242.70 Sin
Ghuein brodltc BEN ollBergenobnli.
den &rei5 BON $t72.50.
Clinton. Gin meItndrt8 fabren.
ser Goiia0ier5ltQ ser Nort6neiterr
itieB in @ooiclafe, 10 Meileu moro.
lpeitlid) bon Clinton, nit einenI
6raht3ug 3uiommcu. Sngenieul
@e9lep VI. &opp pom Gaiiaaier5lta
fam 8lt 3o0c, fem Sei3er q. 6.
G6oeniclot crIitt tootlide rn0 ct,
ma Elm guBcno Eaiiooiere leidtt
@erIctungcn. Ger 3%uiammenItof
mar Die 6oIqc cineS Srrtbum8
Sngeni2ur Sopp alailbte frcie @obr
burd @ooieIafc at baberL ober oil
2ofomotioe oe5 5rodt5uge8 itant
I'M @eQc. @5ioe @erungliidte
Sopp un0 Sdocniclot, maren 9iir
ger bon Clinton.
Wo[pern. IS miro bier beridltet
oaB Die 3obor un0 Rortbern @abt
~rerIGng7rt iueroen ioa, I'M glnihlui
an Ole @a6aib @obn 81 MAIDEN.
@reeniielo. 9ie p@reenfieli
Spar @anf" tpuroe bier ms 2ebel
gerufen, nit einem aopital boz
$4,000. 9ic Snforporationsnrti
fel mur0en bciul Gountp. &ccorbe'
eingerei6t.
0aOellport. Wtoll bot 0le Gilt
oedung oenod,t, OaB Der p~arItorben
aopofot S. &c. Sanleb, ourh einel
uniaa fem 2eben perloren bat Uni
nift pie man annabni, infolge Ell
ner operation ltno t0rperlihel
Gdwa6e. Die 2eide mur6e ans
aegraben uno cine getolie llnteriu
dung iteIlte oiaie Sbotiadle felt
ga CT in elmer llnfaIlnerliderungS
@cieaiGoit fir $4,000 ueriider
mor, 10 fdat 0eiicn grbea cine gro
IBe uno unerlpartete grbidaft aa.
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qelaoau uno bot Die ~ltniaaitelle ein
~ionoerbore5 gilO. Meuihenleben
lparen nidt III @eia6r.
Giier. 6rau Charlotte S6ano.
han, aine Matrone BON 90 bis 70
Sabren, Die auBerbalb oeS Std0t.
denS Gobllrg pobutc, mltroc in if.
rem @dusden bon Gndborn to6t
geImoet. Die 6rau pltroe oifeu.
bar baim @ebet, pom Tooe iIbcr.
raift, 0enn Der &orper mar in
fnieenoer Stcalmg mo 1ielt cine
9ibel in Der SanO. 0ie 2cih2
mar felt 9eiroren.
gttlantic. &id)ter qrtbur bat emf.
idieOcn, oaB fcine8 Der gnqabote
8um Infnuf Der gtIontic gtortbcrn
G. Soutbern go6nL nont @eridt8-
fof beoiidiiftigt neroen fonuG 6a
Hie oerlangte 6i6erbeit bon 5 &ro'
sent Dem 2(ngebot nift bcigeiiiat
lei. Der Gitter erfldrte iid jeOod,
tereit, oam h06iteu 8ictcr cine
Griit bon 40 Sagen 81 geben, I'm
Gle notbige Gumme auf5ubringerl.
Manilo. 6rdulein @lnna @rnqe,
3od)ter bon Serrn lntO 5rall Geo.
@roge, Itarb gang ploblid on Den
6olgen elmer 0peration, Der iie it'd
,pegen MISUNDERSTANDING inter.
aieben mlBtc. 0os 16.iabrigc
Mqohsn fam noh Ger Operation
nitt mieoer CUR 9eiinnung.
@utf lie Center. 9a5eel 8eG8
Gin befonuter 6ormer, Der pnpeii
Ger Stoot po6nt, nuroe Bobt t&fou.
tag Morgen ouf Dem &ollSf(nr lei.
ner 8obnmg, criroren gefun6ea
Bea8 bate 5uci Gage oor6er feline
Srau u,o 3pei Godter 81 6reuu0er
9ebradt, uno ioQtc oieieIben ON
iolgcnocn 3ae mieoer obboleu. alS
er ieooh nidt FAM telepbonirtcn BIZ
6rallen an lire Radborn, Die Den
ielben als 2eihe fanoelt.
2obroiQe, Sn Scr SduIratbpob.
am 10. MGr3 iuerOeu Die 9iirgcl
iiber cine 8orlaee o6itimmen 5lll
9epiaisltng bon Bombs I'M 9ctrag'
bon $4,000, gum Ban cfncs Shul
bauies.
4noitbon. Sernlam GeBmanl
Geflagt ben @erlilit BON 40 ilngel
Sfpeinsn bic onrh Den 9rano oes
Ghpeineitalles I'M 6elier Nmtamen
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Nus benz Staate Soma.

3a6or. Gas Bo6nbauS auf Ser
Waut 6arm 3pet Meilen moro.
meitlid BON Tabor, ipliroe SomItag
bltr6 Seuer 3erit0rt. Der 9emob.
her, 9rof Campbell, berIor babel
iein Sab un0 @ut. 9Qs urIa6e
oc3 5euer8 miro anaegeben, oaB
cas- 5peijd9rige aitto 0es 5ormtrs,
Eie 2ampe umtparf.
Boone. SarDcp 81. GIsberrp
moate idnea elm Geuer in Der 5riiba
I'M Diem MAIDEN, nabnt cine 5 Sal,
lonen Same nit aeroiitl goB etpas
haoon in 0en Diem, tpobet Die Same
~erplo0irte. Der Wlanlt, Die 5roll
uno orei ainoer erIitten idmersbaitc
8rononunoen.
RagnoIio. 9os 8oognbnus 6es
Farmers 8. 6. Serb, ungeiG6r
rier MeiIen bon Magnolia, tpurbe
Sonttag Elm Nall6 Der Jlammen.
Nur ein5elne Stiide Mobel un6
etipaS gett3eltg fonnte gerettet tuer'
Den.
gintou. 6. $. 8eterion, Elm
moblbaben6er 5ormer bon bier, fiel
obna ale an5eihen BON l1ntpobIiein,
pl6B(i6 to6, am Sod S8lan0 gabn'
hof nieoer. 8eterion tpollte iid eine
Gabrforte I0ien, aI8 er, pie bon Ell.
Her augel getroiicr, nieoeritir5te.
4eterion mar so Sabre alt unr
tinterIGBt cine 5rar, bier 80dter
uno 5pei Sobne.
8introp. 8. e. @orp, elm ,pobl'
Gabenoer 3armer un0 Witglteo Der
Met6ooiIten Stride, beging SelbIt.
moro, inoem er ii6 in ieiner S6eu.
ne erb1ngte. Or miro bon ieiner
8ittme uno elmer Sodter iiber,
lebt.
gerrp. am 3o~nnerItag abenb
Sen 81. 6ebruar, fanb ouf Der
Milpaufee 8abn Elm id)tperer I'm,
fall itatt, nobel 10 Sradttpaaer
5ertriimmert mllrben uno Der Su.
haIt on 6rodt itarf beiddoigt pir'
&c. aus irgeno eilem @rlino ent.
Qleiiten Is 8agen, oils Der Bug
in Ser Ndbe bon Ma6rio mar.
uno tbiirmten iid) gum 9 ii OH
Sam @eleiie uuo tbeilueiie @ra'
ben ouieinonoer. Die Wogc.. ma
! rem NIT gieb. @etreioc. Gdiier. uiu.
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SIM bobsn 4Iter BON 80
Sabren 1T Der IangiGbrise apmmors
6i.reuoe oeS 5. Woieniben) arms,s
tprps, Gen. 5. Snf, BON Stiilpnogel,
qeItorben. Sen. b. Stilpnu9el gez
bDrte su ben 8eteraneu oe8 odnif6en,
OIterrei4iIfen uno frunSpIiiden 5elos
suass uno tpdr fir periOnli4e Tex
fsrteit Dor Dem Seino bur4 8erleis
bung oes Giiernsn 8reuses dusges
Sei9net noroen.
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9euti6e &aIenoer

iegIiden gbaratters, bumoriItiider
uno erniter 0otur, oelttite Bidder
itno 3eitidriften, oeutide Slid.
nunihfarten fir ale @eIegenbeitpn
lei Swart e Wc9elbB 109 iiiol.
lide Is. StroBe, omaha, @ebr.
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G(aI(iti5irte Anjeigen!
Gngliihcr ltntcrriht.

3elitihe lperoen IN enoIiider
&onperiotion mo @rammatif bon
cinem Oelltidipredenoen 2ebrer &c.
gen eeringe Soften unterrihtet.
Man ooreliire; aGneIiib", Omaha
Sribiine. M-2S
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gsrlanst-Gin iutelieenter fleiBi.
ger oentidler Slulee I'M alter bon
iiber IA Sobrcn fir oos ,0iailing
0epartement@ Der omaha Sribiine.
1911 Soiuaro straBe. Telephone
Gouelas 370c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08

3it berfanfen: GrItflaiIiacs SoteG
uno @irtbidoft in @tianro, Il
Neilen bon Omaha. @in3iaes 81.
tel IN Miaarb. @epflaiterte Gii.
tomobiG 2anOitraBe bon Grno6a
rad MiGar0. anqabote nDrcfiire
man gefl. at 6. @eitpbaIen, 1868
Sarris StraBe.
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3as prcisnirOisitc GHen BEL 8etcr
Bump. 9eutife Slide, 1908
9oOge StroBe, 2. Stof. gtabl.
5eiten 25 Gents.