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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
From Bedside.

During the period of the financier's
illness little definite news came from
his bedside. Newspaper men of West
Palm Beach and Of Jacksonville de-
clare that no bulletins were issued,
and that inquiries were met always
with Indebtedness
For weeks Flagler lay thus. No
one was admitted. The gossip Of
servants has fingered in West Palm
Beach, declaring that the dying man
in his delirium called frequently for
his son. and frequently also for VIII
liam Friend, his gardener. The SON.
Harry Hardness Flagler, who has
been estranged from his father for u
years was not summoned until by
Amasa p F1agler. Friend, another
for whom Mr.. Flagler called, lived on
the grounds, within a half mile Of
the cottage. but was never taken to
the sick room.
The same gossip has recorded
that J. A. Mcdonald, Of Miami, an
old friend of Mr. Flagler and Father
Mclaughlin, a Catholic priest of Mi
ami. were others who could not see
the sick man.
Along toward the end came Amasa
Flagler. According to his own story.
he had sent telegram TO herald his
visit Reaching Palm Beach, he was
informed that he could not see the
sick man. He declares that he vir-
tually was ordered from the grounds
by j. B. Parrot. vice president and
general manager Of Flagler's railroad
who became president by the express
terms of the Flagler will
Incensed, Amasa Flagler went to
the citizens of West Palm Beach with
his story. He had telegraphed ahead
for room in THE Breakers" but
these were denied him. "The Break
ers," he was informed, was closed for
the season
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are seven codicils, but none material
ly effective.
The documents are in the court
house in st. Augustine, where they
have reposed since being made. The
original will was drafted February ,
1902, and names w. II. Beardsley, of
New York; DR. William r. keenan,,
Of Lockport. n. Y. the physician who
was with him at his death, and ]. r.
Parrot, Of Jacksonville, another of
the little party with him most Of the
time during his last illness, as his
executors and trustees. His wife.
Mrs. Mary Lille Flagler, he names
as the residuary legatee, and his son
Harry Hardness Flagler he cut off
with the relatively small legacy Of
5000 shares of Standard Oil stock
This, at the time of Flagler's death,
was worth S642 a share.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Husband Will Woo
Wife if He's Divorced
Tells Judge He VIII Renew Methods
of Counting Days If Decree
Is Granted.

KANSAS CITY, June 2s.-"If my
wife succeeds in getting a divorce
from me ] am going TO begin all over
with my counting days and try to
win back her love- Andrew Mathers
said in Judge Johnson's court. Her
charges in this case do not in any
way affect my devotion and admira-
ton for her"
Mathers is a wealthy building con-
tractor and lives at 4403 Virginia
Avenue. He has been contesting the
suit Of his wife, Louise Mathers, They
were married in 1895 and have three
children.
Mrs. Mathers charges that her hus-
band became intoxicated frequently.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
RUTGERS BEST0WS DEGREE
ON GRADUATE OF "a, AGE 100

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. June 21.
Among the honorary degrees con-
ferred by Rutgers College at its one
hundred and forty seventh annual
commencement was that of doctor of
laws upon the Rev. John Fryer Me-
sick. a graduate of Rutgers, class of
1884. the oldest living college gradu-
ate in the United States. Y day was
his hundredth anniversary.
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versity. $4,000; to Hamilton College,
New York. 100000; to the Memorial
Presbyterian Church Society SIS, 900.
BY the terms of the will ]. r. Par
rott is to continue in the same rela-
ton to the Flagler interests as he
maintained during the lifetime of the
testator.
There are seven codicils to the will
made, respectively, February II, 1908;
April 2S, 1904; January s. 1906 April
7. 1908; December %. 1910; January
10. 1912, and September Is, 1912.
1t is these, Amasa Flagler declares,
which are damaging to the original
document, but none of them seem
materially to affect it. The first CO.
dicil gives his trustees the power to
complete the southern extension of
the Florida East Coast Railroad,
which he denied them in the will.
The second codicil defines the
meaning of the term expiration of
trust" which occurred frequently in
the Will, and provides that if Harry
Hardness F'lagler is not living at the
end of the expiration of trust then
the 5000 shares of oil stock lapse to
the estate. In this codicil also he
revoked the legacies of $4,000 to the
Florida University and $4,000 to the
John 3. Stetson University, and pro-
vided for requests of $4,000 to J. P.
Greaves, Robert Murray and Leland
Sterry, and giving w H. Beardsley
$4,000 instead of $4,000. If he sur
viyed mis- wife, F1agler specified in
this codicil, the residue of his estate
is to be divided among Roy H York.
w L. Hardness and Mrs. John d. Nc
Lehman, of Cleveland; w. r. Keenan,
Jr., ]. X. Wise and Sarah @. Keenan,
Of Wilmington; J. r. PARROT, Of
Jacksonville, and w. H. Beardsley.
Of New York
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No Increase for
Son s Share of Estate.

The third codicll announces that
upon consideration the testator found
incorrect the statement In the will
that he had given his son securities
rettino $4,000 n year. However. he
said, this mistake did not warrant an
increase IN the legacy to Harry Hark-
ness Flagler.
The codicil also provides for a leg
acy of $4,000 to Harry f. Bemis,
and empowers his trustees to borrow
money for the extension Of his rail
road to Key West.
Codicil four specifies that the
smaller legatees are not to receive
the amounts provided unless at the
time of his death they are in the EN-
ploy Of the Flagler railroad or hotel
interests.
Codicil five empowers his trustees
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

4 MASA FLAGLER, who limited plot to influence Henry
NJ Flagler in making will, is shown in the top picture
while the lower photograph the indicates cottage
in which the railroad magnate died This cottage was referred
to lonely hut by Amasa Fagler his first statements
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Trained Nurses
Succeeded BY Boy.

The rapid decline CT the railroad
king began about March l. when. al
ready i'll. he was injured by a fall IN
the reception hall Of Whitehall" He
took to bed at that time, and never
H. E. Bemis. wife of the manager of
the Royal Poneiana."
From the fact that the attending
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

physicians are related to beneficiaries
under Flagler's will. and that one, Dr.
Keenan,. is himself a beneficiary.
Amasa. Flagler has drawn evidence
of irregular conduct in the care of
Henry NJ. Flagle-
r sal IT'LL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Telegram Sent
To Flagler S Son.

he season
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geilere glnsiidlten fiir sdlnluurIaae.

g}euIten 8eridten ans 2incols
5ufoIge baben iid Die glusIi6ten fir
Die g[nnabme Der SdulporIoge Oes
Staatsperbanoe$ Nebrasfo 5ur Gin.
fiibrung 0es frenl6iprolihen lin.
terri6ts in 6en offentlihen Sf,u.
len gebelIert. @inige anItoBige 9e.
ltirnruungen tnrlrOen in Der @orloge
6eItri6en uno Oarauf lit Die Oppo.
iition beritilmmt. Die Genoerlngen
weroen Die 8irfinnfeit Der gor.
Iage tift beeintrG6tigen. Die gn-
nabme Der gorIage 0iirfte am @itt.
mod oltrh oas 6aus erfolgen rno
miro an Den Genot geben, mo lire
gnnobme iider eri6eint.
Seroiife 9lrbeit i'm eSntereiie Ser
GorIoge t6un oie Serren s. g.
CONNER uno Sobn @attes ir. bonn
StaatSoerbano unO Ser 9lbgeoronete
lmo iSiibrer Ser republifaniiden
Mtinoerbeit Mlofett bon 2incoIn.
glud) Der sSiibrer Der 8emofraten
Gotts bon 4olpnee bat fih Der 8or.
la8e al8 giinitig geiinnt erlpieieu.
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9cntidlcs !S,nlls.

Die aeitriac garinnmlilng 6es
omaha 8lattOertI6en 8erein8 ipar
itorf bcil1ft; bier nele gfitglieoer
tpltroen in Sen 8erein aufgenom,
men unO bier peitere aanoiOnten
in 8oridIng gebraht. Die gigen.
tbiimer 0es Evergreen Srieobofes
bnben Dem gerem einen ge9r1bniB.
plat fir beritor6ene giitgIieOer frei
sur 8erfiigung geItelIt. gs ipuroe
beihloiien oen Serrn ben 0ant 6es
@ereins 5ufommen gu lniien imO
ipenn noglid6 einen tpeiteren Som,
pier 5u foufen. 9as MoSfenbna-
aontite beri9tete, 0aB fir ben gro-
BEN am nGdIten Sanlltng Itattfir-
benoen Masfenbdq aIle 8orfebrun'
gen getroffen nor0en iino un0 6aB
berIeIbe allen 8erehnlngen sufolge
einen groBartigen 8erlauf nebnen
iperoe. @tit Der StroBenbabn- -@e-
ieIllhaft iinb gorfebrungen getrof-
len fporoen, tponad am Sonntng Inn
4 lthr Morgens Die eriten StraBen-
bahrtpagen Dor Dem 9eltti6en Sou-
fe bolten tper0en.
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Suns Qpeflrina beranbt.

91ur I'M oie irrtbiimli6e Sc.
rihteritdttltng Der n9ee" 5u be.
ricbtieen, meloen mir, oaB Serr
Sans g3oebring om 5reitng Ibeno,
ais er aus Ser Office Der Oino1a
3ribiine trot, bon 5mei gtegerinnet
nit por9ebaltenen Reoolpern lint
$15 berolibt ipur0e, Die Bee"
aab an, oab Der 9faltbanfol Gdc
Ia. lmO SSadion StraBc paiiirt let.
9a ba8 eine 6rauen5intmer iufort
in Die Saide griff in ipeIher Serr
9aoebring oo8 6eIo geitedt batte.
10 tit analinebnent oab Die sSraucrl.
simmer ibn bon Ser StroBc aus
beobahtet bottcn. 9os gorteuloft.
noie tpuroe beute 0forgen Gfa 10.
uno SSSones StraBe gefinloen.
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Gmaha 9Sipnier aeitpr6cn.

8ieoer lit elmer bon Ontaba's
Gionieren aus Dem 9eben gei6ie-
ben. Serr 6. 9. Smith itarb am
Samitag IN Ser 8obnirng iciner
8ofter, Srau San 9. Softer, 105
iiiol. 33. StraBe, I'M Sitter bon 81
Sahren an glltersidmd6e.
Ser gerItorbene mar am 6. syuli
1926 I'M Staate Seem gorf geborcn
itno IieB iid in 1856 in 0inaba
nieoer. Gr tpor Ser Griinoer ocs
aGS Smitb 9[ooition befannten
StaottbeiIes. 8Gbrcno Der gio.
niertage mar er i'm Sotelgeih6ft
ln0 fii6rte Oo5 alte Douglas Soufc.
Gfe II. rm0 SarneD 5trnBe Gr
mar cine itnbtbefanitte geriGnlidl.
felt lmo ltanO in alaenteiner s[d,.
tl1g.
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2. @ongreB0iitrift: Or. Saul Ta.
Nenbaltien, Davenport.
3. &ongreBOiItrift; Serman Mil.
ler, g8oterloo.
A. &ongreBOiitrift: SS5SoIepG gico.
Ian Eoltpilc,
5. aongreBOiItritt: Geo. Ser
mann W1aribaQtopu.
6. &ongreBOiitrift: 9tod ous5u.
fiiIen.
7. &ongreBOiitrift; g1i6oro giiu.
tier, Ge8 Neoines.
s. &onareBoiitrift: g}oh auS3u.
iiiQen.
8. aongreBOiitrift: 9biIip 9(n,
0rcS, Council 8lufis.
10. &ongrcboiitrif Gbrilt. Otto,
9cniion.
II. aon9rcboiitrift: Gb. aowalfc
@aQ 2ofc
0ie Serren @aitor IS. 3. 9ralm
unO Ghas. SaB muroen cinItilnmig
ol8 0slegaten SIR aonbention DeS
@eutldamcritaniihen gtational6rn.
OeS i'm 0ftobcr 1918 5u ct. 2ouiS,
Mo., crtpG6lt.
MIS- Der nGCbitc Srt sur g(bbol-
hmg Der Sobrcsucrlamntlmg muir.
DC Sort Dodge qalpoblt.
9tahoem nod fir eripieicne @ait.
ireunold)ait. Dem 9eS MoincS
9urnperein, Sen 9iirgern @eamtct
rcr Stabt, iopic Scr 4Sreiia Der
Gonf Der Gcrianmhlng ausoeipro.
dcn tplroe trut Scrtagung ein.
.-, .-... 9l
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9icursaniiation Oes SnnOeS6crreS.
Gicr WiilitGrScpnrtementS in Nine.
rifn; cincS jc nnf 6aluaii nno
Den Ibilippincn.

@oibington, IL. ,5c6r.-I1it Der
0urdiiibrung Ger pon Ocr 9riegs.
ofaoenic ausgearbeitctcn Reorganis
iation Der glnoesarmec 1T begon.
nen porocn 0a5 2auo miro III
bier NliIitGroepartenlentS cinge.
tbeilt: 9a5 0itlid)e Gcpartemcnt
Iiebt mttcr geiebl bon General
major G6os. S. BARN nit Dem
@nuptqunrtier nuf GopernorS a5s.
Iono, 9tGm Dorf; oas ntittlere De
partelnent miro BON Generalization
8iuiam s. Garter, Snuptquartier
Chicago, bciebligt; oos iiiOIide De-
partement unter Dem 9eiebl bon
8riaaoengGneral Easter $. gliB
bat iein Souptquartier in Sort Gam
Souiton Ger; ooS ipeItIide 9e.
portemeut inter 9efebl bon @ene-
ral glrtbur Murrnp bot iein Saiipt-
quarter in San sSrancisco. gee-
trasfa 8Gblt gum mittIeren 9epartc.
ment. 3pei meitere GepartementS
Gefinoen iid auBerDolb oes amerifa.
niIhen Sentiments, ndmli6 Ole 8bi-
lippinen unter 8efcbL bon @ene-
rnlmaior s. 6rdnfIin rno Saipnii
inter 9eieBl bon 8rigaOegenerdf
6reoerif Gmniton.
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edl,uar,e 0ian6er ne6men ii6er6anb.

Die Gdubanfalle BON i9Dar5enl
@eIinbeL mebren ii6 bon Gag 5it
Gag. SSriib am 6omItag 9lbeno
iuuroe Otto 8oipea bon Sebron,
gfeb., Gde t2. lmo Capitol glbenue
ron elmer gtegerin angebaIten un0
Inn $50 beruubt. Gr tbeilte iein
l1ngIiif Der Goli5ei nit, ltnO Oieie
peranitaItete Elm allgeneineS &eiiels
treiben, oIS oeilen &eiultat ungefdbr
fiinf3ig Der fdrbigen Megdren ein-
gefanqen pur0en. Sic tperoen ii6
iornmtIi6 pegen 8n9abunOirenS ber-
Qnttporten 81 baben.
Gin Ser @de Ser t3. un0 Cunning
GtroBe ipurOe 8. 9. Soober bort
brei Gegern angefnuen. Ger cine
hielt inn ei1en 9feoolper ouf Die
9ruit mO aIs er iid 5ur @ebre
ieBte, erbielt ct bon Dem onoeren
einen ShIag ii6er ben &opf. Die
9fduber erbellteten nihtS. g(uf ser
idmmtlid, Degeu 9agabunoirens 3lt
ceralltlporten.
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Ger 62. aouarcS.

@aibington, II. 8e6.-Ger Sc
nat mar Gnmitag nibt in SiBuug,
.no baS Snus pertagte iif aud
nad Gntgegeunabme oe8 gluSiduB.
berid]tS iiber Ieubauten, bon oenen
einer in Sainoi5 ur1o 5nar in Dit
ct. 2ouiS al8gefiihrt mer0en ioa.
WittagS bieIten beioe 6Guier ge-
meiniam cine @eo1htniBieier 5lt
gbren 0eS oeritorbenen gBeprGiioen.
ten S9erman ob, al Der audi Brd-
iibent Gaft uno ons aabinet tbeil-
nabmen. Cont mare idon Gam.
itag in beioen Sduiern Der gerIuh
gemo6t poroen Die Ginmanoe.
rungsoorIage iiber oa8 @eto oes
9rdiioenten nn5une6nen. 9aB Dies
i'm Sennt geideben miro, beriidart
Senator 2o0gc, Der sSiibrer Der Gin.
manoerlmgSfeinOc, beute auf 0as
8eItimnlteite. Sm Sauie lit es 5lpei-
feIhaft.
Die repubIifaniihen Senatorcu
baben idb fir Oen 9ieIt Der aon-
ouf folgenoes Eroaramm
geeinigt: 9lbiddbung oas greif6a-
rem Bert6cs oles giienbabneigen.
tbums; Sdaifltng zines giiroS sur
4nfertignng BON @eIebborlagen nno
ciner Naditlageabt6eiIlng; 8e-
ihranflmg 0es @inbaltSpro5eBner-
fobrens init Sinlidt uuf 3wiiflen-
fIdger; gdtIttnoenarbeit iiir 6rauen
I'M 8e5irt aoluntbia; Shub3oatonte
milton. Ser tSinon5ausiduB ioa
m2roen, Iofort Die Shlss
3oIlfonlmiiIionOorloge ein5uberi6ten.
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SdJaOcnieuer.
Mrt' tsnrnoc ciugeGIdert. - Sni
ggiOneer".@ebGHbe jeritOrt.

aur3 na6 4 ll6r MorgenS fam
in Der Garage Der @ebriiOer Gbas.
mo 5rib Meb, 556 iiiOl. 2S. Ctr,
infolge ihaOBaiter eIeftrii6er &eis
tung 5euer sum glnsbrli6 mo
brannte ue6it SnbaIt nie0er. Der
Sausoiener Sim 0laIon Der in 0em
cberen StodlUerf Der Garage idIief
erpahtc infolgc oeS 6uaImS unO
rermohte ii6 MIR ourd eiuen
Sprung ans Dem 5eniter 81 rettcn.
3lpei glntos, ieoes i'm g9crtbe bon
$4,000 perbrmnten. Der @einmmt.
ifooen miro aui $4,000 nnscge.
ben.
2a3 ginoncer.@ @eb1uor, 25l5 q
Strabe, Siio,Smaba, pnroe beite
gegen 6 llbr MorgeuS ourh Seucr
seritort. Ger angerihtcte Sdd6er
betrogt $1,000, neIdcm ungefdhr
$4,000 geriiderltng gegcniiberitcben.
9os 5cuer cntita1o i'm gaiemcnt
9ic e5niaiien oes Sauie3 bcrmo6.
ten mlr init fnapper gtotb OoS
nodte 2eber 5it retten. Ger bano6'
bnrte Chicago Bargain Store pur.
DC ebeniaQS BON oen ,Slammen err
ariffen un6 nn 6em 8oar5nloger
Gin beocutenocr Sdaoeu ongeri4tet.
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Attfntat ant
Gnpfr gfp!
Scim Terlaiien beS Snltan.SaremS
miro or BON SolOaten nie0cr.
geltUden.

Sonitantinopef II. 5ebr.-tScntc
81 friiber gtorgenitunoe periibten
tlirfiihe SoIonten Elm 9[ttertot aliF
oen 6librer Der seSllngtiirfen Gnber
zen. Gr tulir0e our6 DeelieritidDe
idDrr oerplmOet. gergangene @o>
DIE madte enber Ben oen fiibnen
Ieriud, Die 5Ianfc Der guIgaren
an Wlarmora.Dteer 5u ourdbreden,
nuroe aber inter lngebeitren Ser.
luiten 5uriidgei6lo9en. gr mar Der
6iibrer in Der iiingIten gfeboItc,
uelde Die @ieOeraufna5me Der
6einoieligfeiten i'm GefoIge bate.
0es Sefteren mlr0e iein 2eben bon
in3llfrieoenen SoLOaten 6e0roht.
peIde Die grnlorbimg bon 9sasin
Balda nidt peridmer5en fonilten.
Sn Dem GripoIiS-arieg ipieIte gr-
ner Ben cine berporrogenOe 9foIIe
imO ipurOc BON europ1ii6en Sod.
perlt1lloigen ols Der bette Sol0ot In
Der tiirfiihen gtrmee beseidnet.
8roBneiir Sdeffet Bai6a bat
leute Die Grfldrrng obgegeben, 6os
Die Siirfen feineu beionOeren @i.
bertrand mebr 5n Icilten bernt0gan
uno auf einen i6Hdbli9en 5rieoen
cingeben miiiien.
Sofia IL. 5ebr.-9ie @ulgarcn
9oben OoS tiirfilde arieasidiff
~aiiar 1. Geipfid" ioipie elm Grams.
portI6iff NIT oIle Mann an 9ef
in ben @runo gebo6rt.
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Gaih Sleaiiter Srnit iflnIhia.

Cincinnati O., II. Sebr.-9ia
Rational Gaib gfegiIter @oupanD
lit bonn bieii9en @unoesgeriGt fd5uI.
Dig befrnOen lDorben, bas Sbermon
glnti3ruIt-8eies iibertreten au ia.
Zen. Ser Graiioent oerielben, sssobn
$. 8atterion iDuroe belte sn elm.
jo6rigem 3u9tbalts peritrtbailt iuo
ailBeroem in cine @eloItrofe psn
$4,000 genommen. Idtlao3man5ia
onosre 9earlte Der gotupanp erbieI-
ten 3udtbausItrafen bon neltn 30
naten bis 5u einem sSobr;; iie milf
fen auBeroem Die boben @eridts.
foiten tra9en.
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Mimi sdiifs.Cffisiere ertrnnfen.

Snmbira Il. tSebr.-9ie fiini
Sffi3iere oeS 9ontpferS nGbrtItia.
nia" 9ingcn NIT ibrem 9anpfer
inter, aIS oieier geItern 9(beno nit
Gem Ganpier v@oloto" llnipcit Der
Sniel 9orflm infolgc 0idten Gee
bells 5uiamnenitieB. Die rGbriitin-
nia" ianf 0rei Niinuten nad Der
ao1iiiion. @iatroien unb aoblen.
sieber, 10 @ann i'm @an5en moh-
ten Die Mcthtngsbootc flar ino ref
tetcn iif. Sic Sffi5icrc peieerten
iIh, Den 0alnpTer 5u Ocrlaiicn.
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3intmerlcntc uol(en mefr Colin.

l1ngefdbr 500 s3innnerlcutc III
0nloba baben Die gninitterrebncr
in &enntnis geiest, Dab iie 60 Gts.
pro Stunoe anitelle Der bisberigen
so Gents tpiini6en, osnn oas Sc.
ben iei tbeltrer 9eiporoen. Die
9nlinternebmer beipraben bic So
DIE am SamItaa in Der Builders
Grhanae. fouten aber sls teilleln
GntidlnB, r.
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@nnidJen mebr Strnfen6a6nlinien

Ger Neit Si0c Improvement
Club fnbte Sanitng glbcnO 5iuci
9ieiolutioncn, Die cine betrifit z
Strobenbabniabrten fir 25 Gents
ruo cine Grpeiterilnq Der StraBen.
bobnIinien ioipie @initelLung bon
mebr Cars mo Die anoere, oaB Die
gegempGrtiac Gounipfarm perfanft
merben iolltc itno iie meitcr nui'S
2nno pcrlcgt iper0en iolltc. 7os
Gonntpbnpital iolltc and eon5lib
ron Der 6arnl gstrennt iperocll.
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Soma Staats-ScrbanS.
GrbG6uns Der aopiitencr.-9as
Sinh erbGlt ben ridJtiscn gia.
men.-Sort Dodge Der nGdite
Seriammlnnssurt.
(Spe3ialberift Der Omaha Sri6iine)
0na a2ninna IL Gehr

(Spe8ialberidyt Der 9lnnba Sribiinc)
9es Moines, IL. sSebr.
Die 5peite gerIammlung ipuroe
CUR ieitgeietten 3eit aroffnet. Ser
9(usihuB fir Wiittel ittto 8ege
tradte cine gu1pfeblung elm, Die
aopiiteuer ouf 25 Gents, reIp. so
Gents per Sabr gu erboBen. Die
Gmpfeblung fpurbe nift gut gebeis
Ben Oagegen oieienige sur Gin
ianlmlung bon freitpiaigen 8eitrd,
gen ieitens Der Srt8berbdnoe. Ser
geridt oes 9(usiduiies fir cine
MISUNDERSTANDING tpuroe Oa-
bin berbeiiert, oaB ie Elm 8i8eprd.
iibent fir ieoen &ongreBoiItrift er.
pdblt iueroen ioll.
sm Sale elmer eingetretenen ga.
fang I'M gFmte 0eS grGii0entet iol.
len Oie 8iceprGiioenten aus ibrer
Mitte einen BrGii0etten ertpablen.
S5n Der sSroge Der gerbeiierung
Der 2anOItraBen, lpomit iif Die Sc.
Qislatur ge9enfpartig beif)dftigt
tpur0e beidIoiien: Dab Ser 5taat8.
ner6ano fir Die 8erbeiierling aGer
2on0itraBen I'M Stuute iif) erfldrt
lm6 3par ion Die 2eitlng uno glusa
iiibrung oieier Gerbeilerung ben
gountpiuperniioren unteriteIlt Iein.
Die gtadriht OaB Gr1Ii0ent
8oft Die gintpanoatungsbia nit ieis
mem geto belegt bat, erregte in Der
@erinmmIung Die bOdlte 8egeiite-
crng.
sluf gntrng oe8 gluSI6uiieS fit
Geiebe ipuroe oer 9tane oes 2ibes
rolen 8iirger6unOeS abge1noert tuie
folgt: Soma Gtaatsper6olo Oes
9cutidomerifaniiden Notional6un,
6eS" m0 ioa in gngliih Iollten:
Soma State 2eagua Of tbe 9totio.
nal @ermon -gImerican 9taionce".
9(ui glntrag bon 9elegat anufs
mann wuroe beidloIien; I'm oaS
Sntereiic fir oie oeutide Sprode
su iOroeru, beitliebt bic Ser.
lammllng, ooB Ser Sopa StootS.
rerbano oen Shilern Der @ohihu-
len OcS Stootes einen Breis in
@eitaIt BON gtqoailen itiitc.
Die unter 90 Der beiten Sdiiler IN
Sen Dcllti9en alalen Oertbcilt per'
oen ioQen. Der ErGiibent ipurbe
beauftrust 5n oieicm 3tued orci
YreiSridbtcr 5t erncnnen.
8aidlonen: Sen goG5lgsratb SIT
ernl1hti0en, oos Erotofoa ilno bic
gcriaiilng im sluS5ugc 5u ocrofient.
Iihen.
Soicrali iano sic @obl Ser sc.
onten itott. SGnmtlid)1 9eanltcn
mnrbcn cinitimulia crpdblt imN
3ipar mic folgt: Or 60. 8. Gu.
rano. 9urliilaton, ais Yrolioent;
Saul ariiger, GeS Moines, ais Se.
fretar, lmo Sobn Sfnad, 8nuen.
port, als Shobeiiter.
sSolgcnoc 3iltrift Ticc. Fr1iioen.
ten ipnrOen eripdbIt.
1. aongrcBbiitrift Sobn 9ioOel.
itein Burlington -
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Gaitrp hnrf Ianhetf.

SEEM gorf, II. 5ebr.--gipriano
Gaitro, friiberer grdiibettt bon Sc.
ne3uela, bat in ieirtein giedtsitreit
init Der @in1pan0erltngsbeborbe ae.
iiegt un0 bnrf als freier @ann III
oieies 2ano ein3ieben. Ridter
8aro bat i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben Sabeas Gorpus-9efebI, Der oie
Gntiheioung Der SSSnqtiiition fir
ungiltig erfldrt, aufredt erboIten.
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Selep6unfa6el scItOblen.

gtabe Ser 81. mto 2ofe Strabe
luuroe SnmItag 9tbeno SO SUB bIai-
ernes 3elepbontabel BON einem &c.
Iepbonpfoiten abgeidnitten. Ser gan.
sc nororpeitlite &beil bon omaha
mar infoI9eoeiieu bonn 8eIepbon-
bienIt a6geihnitten. Die gtebrasfa
GeIepbongeieGIdaft mel0ete oen gan-
haIiSmuS Der 8oIi5ci Ole iaubere
8eiie oes 9(bidneioens bes aabcIs
benefit, oaB Elm So6perItGnoiger
bie Chat beriibtc. Ser &ertb Des
&abels betr1gt ehpa 81.
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gsr 9lab6iner bes 6ritiid,en gleidJs.

2onoon, II. 8cb.--Gr. Soiepb
8. SerB bon giem Dorf lit bon
SEN GIcftorcn iibcr lpeldya 2orO
Notitilo ben 8oriit iiibrte, 8ltnl
cberitcn Mabbiner Ocs britii6eu
Heides eriD6bIt iporoen. gr er.
fiielt 29S Stimmen mdbrenO fir
icircn Ggrgenfanoioatcn Or. Sp.
iHanion, Gberrabincr Der iiioiiden
Stride lit QonooiL 80 Stinlmen ab.
llcacbeit ipnroen.
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CpinmhShle.

Die Goli5iiten Sanuleliolt Goof
luo Ganrlis fanoen in Ser @ub.
mlng oeS gaegers Com @oibirgtou
cine bollltdnoise s(usitottlrng fir
0pilmraliden. 0rei Wdnrer, aui
gritiden bingeircdt, lib ocni fnrtbt,
barren 2aiter bingcbeno, ioluic Scr
9eiibcr lmo Gin babies Tuteno
Spiimiidbe pnrOen BON Den Y1ont.
ieu nad Der EoIi5cihatIon gcihaiit.
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8ouOernenr Daore6eaO's
Grnennunaen.

@ouDerneur Morebeoo bat folgel1.
sc @rnennllngen befonnt gegeben;
Or. 9eognp bon MiIforb, 9(r5t i'm
SoIootenbeim; Or. 8illiom Snn.
ousfp bon 9Ienientbale, 9lr5t i'm
Milforo SnOuitriebeim; 9tnnie @be.
Ian bon gorf, Sefretdr DeS g8ilO.
biiters; So. 8urqeB, 2anopirt6 i'm
@rono SSslano SoIoatenbein1.