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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-07-25
FAMOUS PERSIAN
FINANCIAL DIRECTOR
In WILDWOOD
w. Morgan Shusfer and Family
Take Cottage Here for the
Summer. Lively Board OF
Trade Meeting
HEAVY EXCURSIONS TO WILDWOOD

Morgan Shuster ,of Washington, DC,
who, it will be remembered gained
worldwide fame as financial director
of the Persian Government, has taken
the large Dever cottage at Atlantic and
Juniper for the season. MI.
Shuster at the time of the famous incl
dent, which was several years ago, and
which made him the center of inter-
national interest, was not sent by the
American government, but was en-
gagged to take charge of the financial
affairs of that country. This state of
affairs displeased two great European
nations and in consequence Mr.. 5huster
was the center Of a hotbed of political
intrigue. The stand taken by Mr..
Shuster at that time, when attempts
were made to assassinate him and his
case was watched with feverish anxiety
by the American government and the
whole world, is well known. M r.Shus-
ter has not yet arrived, but his family
is here and they have as their guest
Miss Margaret McChord, of Washing
ton, d. q. Miss McChord's father is a
member of the National Interstate
Commerce Commission. MI. Shuster
was here early in the season as a Hotel
Dayton guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
Official Statements Of All Amarillo Banks
No. 42l4.
No. 42l4.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Amano ihe State d Texas close q busnes' April N
1913
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

Robert Dramisc. a lawyer Of An
trim. ireland. on trial for failing
to pas h. share under the National
Insumu,. Act for his three ser
wants. set up the defense that the
servants tero now his guests and
we're no LONGER in receipt OF wages
The act provides that employers
must pay tbe Insurance assessment
tot their servants. the method be
Iur 10 af". stamps 10 the contrihu-
ton cards when the wages are paid
The kitchen maid appeared and
said that She had been discharged
on July 3. since that she had been
tae guest of her former employer
-Cums.c paid her no wages but gave
nor presents other servants tes-
fuHrd thar tHrs continued 20 reside
at thc HON. of their former master
as his guests. and that they were
given presents hy him They all
testified Chat Carmsie ala some OF
ne houssNUrk The court refused
to accept 'Hr guest theory and. fined
thr defendant after ordering him
90 stamp 'Hr cards OF his servants
from JuIF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
THi MOEI.u~ tUIt~TiNN
uTl/I N~lttr ,uNiIEINtI

on' hundred t'n''. ''' '..''
speakers of 10, tu.I1 900, from
ea,b ,f ia. pr.r....I ..Uptr... rt Old.
world ,rg r..r. .....r ,r. .-.r, ..m.
copptri.a r.i.b.. rl.r. Isp.n
France rrrI.r. ,.r,f. mud ,r.
Emitted s,r.. Hs,. I... f..rr.s
serur.l =. deliver .HH..s... ., Nh.
u-orl1.. .tr....r ...t......... Cantor
cns. p,rtf.rI D-...r .... . ..
ryl, q r... p,..if.rt.....,. Wilson
he,s. t. DID. r America. r.,.r
t,,,,. p..I.r..I .r...... ..r...
,ra p-,t p,.I.rl.r.r.. tr.,. DO, bib.
pr,,ist f.I.. r-... lima. ... No.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
ENGLIs HAatR|AL
LAW IS IRKSOME
VERY DIFFICULT TO LAND
on ENGLISH
SOIL

LONDON Ene April 12-No-
where ir ne world De- The use Of air
more restricted by legislative decree
than over in England. II Is far
easier from ha standpoint Of rules
and regulation for foreign society
woman 90 Boz presented a. Court
ffan II L. f0r foreign aviator 20
drive Bis aas over o. single foot Of
tho Britst Isn England has made
30 trry ..sar '.at She wants no ae-
naI VISITOR a.d he would be de-
terrincH b-mau Indeed who would
today undertake such flight.
Under Oh. -etulatio.a foreign
.,8nau. barred from landing
on Enr shores. essept within
certain prescribed areas be- must
send polio. t0 the Home office
nI hIs rrur. landing place within
those a7 together with the ap-
ruImar .u. of his arrival; be-
must OBJ clearance from a Brit
I.l consular agent within the cOun-
ff. from I. lo starts. on his ar
rival within th. English jurisdiction
hr must r.t fresh permit 10 pro.
coed on . journey during which
Is mu. carry at least one British
r.praurnU.r Du bis aircraft nor
mos hr ars ans Photographic APP
uutu fHu the realm The cf-
fert of u.. regulations. the yio-
lauou o. which Is punishable b.
mprsoHmn Tor siX months and q
Hal,g nur rtually 10 close the
a.r aba.. He British isles to for
,rr aircraft
.t. believed that when the ai--
.f.u a.r. which ~ the latest af-
Election u. tHr English people. has
atatad fU. air laws viii be- amend
Cd so u.t foreigners who have no
arIEr Intentions may ny here
fUoHt submitting 10 80 many irk-
SOM. restrictions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
Tho Mnrla A,nin.i Cambridge.


a cry OF Goo world against Cam
bridge" n being raised by the un-
Der rradu.fH and alumni of that
university 600 account OF the grow
I.l strength of American and Col
oual Rhode. holara ON Oxford
athletic team.
lu mo- SOAR since the RhoCes
Foundation b.umr operative have
n bpucnD been so prominent
IH sports THa oxford varsity la
crosse team aHa fbe most striking
example. only ESQ English players
being selected Five Americans
played on f.. f.lm and the others
eara Color Three Australians
roaed ON tH. .I.tor|uus oxford crew
tas year. 1 tive Americans and
$50 Colon . we're ou the track
f.m VhI.. .eI with Cambridge.
Dambrd. bad 90 good all-round
track team fH.H gear. and the Can
tabs feel th. Hey would have had
d llk-oy,r bad 10 not been for W
a ZelEIsr. on. Rhodes scholar from
GrHncl COLLEGE. Iowa. who took
a1ia weIg lr the Dark Blues
Tho los tHe shot-put was all
With the greatest ease.
t0a more rHH- for Cambridge, as,
H- thr nrr lu. Iu wears. she had
Iot-put'.r rho could heave the
'aa1 forty tt Zcglor aid not fear
fI rival. ' f. was after the OK
.a-I-Cambr record of a. feet
-H Inches. established by " W.
... anotfar American and came
rHiu seven inches of a.
Dambridea track experts admit
rather freely mat tho victory OF
D1rd and bridge tao years
over Yale ar. Harvard Uas due t.
f.a proves .' Ze.cler and they
lss Otter oppressed the opinion
f..f another challenge would not
b. received r.n the other side IN
f tle big .a.an had left oxford
1901 the challenge. iu spite Of
t opinion. here. and there d
UHa doubt uH BE- eiu D. accepted
THa English team VIII Do one Of the
most uneven argreratious ever or
rsa.red for such a meet On IL vii
Do $50 or three stars of 'he frs
rara tade. but GO give the necessary
competition u will b. necessary q
Include few athletes Fho Noul'
uot shine in an nterscho.asfic NEE
ln America.
The story that some Of the old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

practical ideas of leaders of chris
fiau thought aud action the vide
Nirll over
simultaneous Sectional conference
es are 10 be held ON Peace. lmmigra-
uou Prison Reform. Social Purity.
Socialism. capital and Labor. Nor
monism. Marriage and plyerco the
Weekly Rest Day Public Education.
Personal Evangelism aud Social Ser
vice. Christian Government cts with
Governors Osborne OF Michigan.
Suhbs off Kansas. West of oregon.
Lieutenant Governor Wallace OF Cali
forua. ia. Z. S Commissioner OF i'm
migration. tho Hon Robt = Watch
oru. prs David starr Jordan and
benjamin ldc Wheeler aud others of
their type of character
% is discussion. such as Is planned
for this world assembly at Portland
lo' public issues hy leading men of
the times that has hitherto reyou-
iouited the world Nor can the pro.
posed discussion by tho array of tai
eat occurred for the approaching
Worlds christian citizenship Con
ference well fail 90 Great, e mighty
7 nf.u,nD, Tor good or evil upon public
sentiment the world over.
Railway companies generally are
prom slng unusual concessions IN
. lrr ANA other accommodations 20 all
attending this Conference The gen
|,ul director is Or S Martin. 6o3-
|'.l Publication RuildInE. Pitishurg.
. II. who win answer an inquiries
.aHf h sait-rNplaUatory ltcra-
|'ur. relating 20 the Conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
w nrrormnin to knoM Nour nihIe


beginning ueAl Friday night Ecv
.D kc''uer viii conduct a weekly
H'n.. class az the Congregation al
church This V.ll not Doe a doc'rI-a'
'Hiy nor study OF the sunday
uHa. lessons hlt rather a gen. -al
aHH ts' 'Horoush course on the Bl-
..r Ans one taking this course and
doing Justice 90 DO win be- promised
% pretty good idea of the origin. Lis-
'aF and contents of the Book a
.Hoss % viii D., especially helg'ul
.n teachers and Bible students. ANY
.0r. h.ul 90 Join viii be- gladly
.omad whether you are christ
/ ian Ur NOT lf won desire a text book
Ea..h HlI cost not over 90 ccrts.
please Ioi the pastor know.
Visitors Hiil always be welcome J..
Tr. subject for the first les. on.
. April f>. viII Dee. Whence Came our
. 9.H.,
E.. keIincr has conducted slmllef
. classes .n other cities. IN some places
BE- Hl. been a union class OF from
.0Hr to siN denominations lie Is
glad to say be- has had marked sue
/ .'.s aud yet no sectarian disputes.
b Rhi.H are never permitted BiIns
lyoar Bible aud a composition bj.h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
No. 657.
Official Statement of the Financial Condition of the
No. 657.
FIRST STATE BANK

Amarillo State of Texas the close of on the day
April 10 ;. published in the Amarillo Daily News newspaper
printed and published Amarillo State of Texas the 9th
OF April 1918
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13

time stars would appear ON tho team
IL discr.d.trd and DO Is hardly Ike
Is that more than Two of the mU
who competed against tho American
uuiyersItios tRo years ago will make
.thc trip
Polo Ponies.
The Duke of Westminster claims
that bis su1 for tN, challenging
English polo team Dos fully equal 90
the stable which Harry Payne Whit
ney brought TO England boo 1909.
but even so h' Is not yD satisfied
and be- has issued au appeal 90 Eng
lish polo.st 90 supply several more
ponies, preferably weight carriers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
No. 6865.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE

Amarillo the Of Texas the close OF business April
ith. 1913.
RESOURCES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
No. 47l0.
No. 47l0.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
AMARILLO NATIONAL BANK

at Amarillo in the State Of TxA. the close OF business April
4th 1918
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-13
TOTAL
STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF POTTER SIS.

STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF POTTER. $.
We Mike LeNaster president and w ~ Sader as cash.
Ter OF said bank each of do soemn the
ment 10 the best of our knowledge and belief
Sworn and subscribed to
before this 9TH day OF CORRFCT-ATTFST.
- ~ NJ c. lie MASTER. President
n... ~, ~ - ,:l W. ~ SADLER. Cashier
seal the date last afore- C W WHARTON
'''d' , NJ LtlLNtK F.M LEFFORCE
Notary Public. I Direction,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

aanla nl5Il aalH iaf bt raaa.
ma 8usHrnunH

l amHN fM M
aHHfH H nttt
iamm EeifN Hih bW ah
laHm NmaMHa f UH.
lHMt m NNaW ldtltt
He8M8 n H Hmn ma.
tH d H aeuHItauh
@mn Htt 6Ht fH.dW ltHNn
HIta e1 Me.h He6 tfr ubhdt Nt
HtiiffmB Ia muttlatf Wie U
iul1n lta te WmfNmi hr
iah DO bItIm lmm 1alitub miti
8abimt t1l'Edl nn lobtH nb miro
mrh hie ilHeflilgm1 80 BOO bgn
0fflfuuiaH bee adiler ttalCnhsn
@metaialfeltaf5 albfrt Nonm ben
hfr nauEuI8 lmfriid@tuit midf
tid aaIsretft Ter sSopaa o.
tetlor critics beial Die GrfIduma.
6db &c mm aaR Nebrl IN Acnraitl
ifhe mfFbe. INN obuf DIE Nilic ber
lrgteruna riHs arobc 6ctiihc Nus.
Iieilmng IN can btantiAco iiIianae
800 brinaeH
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(snSlidl Siiblnna.

Mlon moQte es Dirflid) faum
glauben, oIs Der Betterntann 0ie
prd6tiaen Borte iprnd) naiibIer
9[benos un6 morgcn." gtirn, cr
fat biesma[ 9fedt gebabt, n0 6a.
fir Iei ibm Der Cant Der idtpi.
sen0en Menid6eit 0argcbradt. 6of.
fentti6 beiinnt er ii9 nitt 10 baL6
rpieoer eilles anOeren uno lGBt ms
BON neuem ifJpiben, oenn fir Die.
ies s5nbr lit e8 reidli1 genug.
Die 9enperotur iIt felt 9onner.
Itag in Omaha uno oieiem G6eite
6eB 6toate8 Inn is biz Is @rn0
nefaaen. 6air6lrD mar Ser elm.
3ige Grt i'm Staate, BON Dem 100
Srao gcmelbct purben, unO ionIt
betrug Die ourdihnittIiGe So6it.
temperatlr 80 @ra0. SSn aanIa8
GitD mics oos thermometer am
Gpnneritog nod nuf 102, fieI o6cr
6e0euteno am 6reitag.
Omaha 6atte am 0onnerItaa
cine S6hittpmpcrotllr bon 80 @rao.
9Gm 5reitog @}ittog 8ei9te oas Of,
Fi5ieae thermometer 73 un0 bic
@0hittemperotur nit 70 @ro6 Inn
4 lt1r 9lodmittags. Bier 9tcbro8.
ia 8etterItotionen neIopten am
DonnerItag ge1cn. Gs iparen 9ro.
fen BON, g}ort6 Nglotte, @rono
2SSlono uuS Solorege, Der iSaIl
ifnanfte apiiden .06 bis .35 3oG.
6eitIid bonn DliiIiiiippi SluB
tparen idtpere 9tegan oqgemein; in
SEN Stoatcn Slinois, Synoiono,
Ohio uno aentudo fiel IteGenmeiie
iiber Elm 3oa.
oSd0ncs Better ino fein roe.
ientIihcr Temperatilrpe6icl" iItI
sic 8orauSio9c fir bic nG6iten "a
om Sonntag lit eS bieI.
leiht ein tpcnig p6rmer. Gebr
beiBes @etter 1T faum nod 81 ct.
marten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
glusflna anf's eanS.

9dnf Der 9reilnolitfeit 6es
Serrn %. gioDce Sorgeaitt, Der
6reitag g2ndmtttoa NIT ieinem
anto oor unierer Office borgefob.
rem FAM mar es uns perg0n1tt,
NIT ibm cine glutoIabrt in's 9anO
biuein 5ll imternebmen. gei Serrn
9auIien, oem 9eiiser oes Son.
coroin~ Borf (bbrmals 0tuIer's)
trurOe Salt genoft, unS 6err
qauIIen nnbm uns Iiebensfpiiroig
auf. Sein ferroeuti1es @eien fie[
uns nf uu6 I'M 2aufe Der Inter.
bnltitng fanoen mir, onB iein I'M.
pergeBlider @ater Senator 9aul.
ien ibm cine gebiegene SduIbil.
bung 5utbeiI tDerben IieB. Der
idone Bart Inoet gum gLufenthaIt
EN-, unb Oa, mie geidgt, Serr
9n1lien EN- ioeaIer Birtb lit, Der.
Iobnt es iid, Bel ibm g[6Iteiaequor.
tier 3u ilebmen.
glu1 Dem bteoerett Blattoeutldelt
Wiaiam &artnann ipurbe elm fitr.
ger 8eiu6 gema9t. 9(Is airbor.
tommenoer @trtb iudt er Ieines
@leiden, un6 aIs gutter 9eutiher
6dIt er notiirIi6 aud Die ,Sdgltde
0ntohn Gri6iine@. Die 9fiiffabrt
mar nit $tnberniiien oer6un6en,
roenn ooS auto tpoQte ri6t 10 reht
borpdrts, unO ste SnIaIien ruBten
offers ausiteigen un6 na6i6ieben.
Die 2eber tpurbe infoIge oeiien rie,
fig trofen uno, Inn nit Sreuno
aoBmatt 5u reoen, es erbob iid ipie.
Der ein groBeS p@eiGufje".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
etntiitiidrs.

Die Stants.aontroq6c60r6e 6ai
cine tabellariife 9tufitcQing BE-
trefi5 Der Qeitung Der Itaatlideu
gInitaIten ongeicrtigt, aus ser iif
ergiebt, Dab 705 9lngeitcQte an 70
9lnitaIten tbdtig iin0. On @ebdl.
tern er6ielten oieie 9(naqitelten
tpdbrenb oes IeBtcn Monat8 $27,.
001, nidt bicl nebr als borigea
aSabr, al8 Die 3abL iutr 663 be,
trug. Die meiiten 2elttc IinO in
Der SSrreuaitaIt in Settings ange.
iteIlt, namlid 172. Die 9lmOcn.
anitaIt in g}ebraSfa Gitp bat 81
lmO bas Slnaba Salb.
itummeninititut 100.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

hafhfta. Cta 9 ausH'i
NumdHauHt 1nIpliat #lu
aula lb baie bf 0ffIdfuud ab
fdb Nfm GhNu ifbmldls ON
uad1Iitn NlIlmb 0ui lfctn 6uB
leIeai obff bdm ibioft miehrf
rerta'iEt mtrbtu Miro Gt iit br
AhHHl thn baum nah R8upori
20 m fei6thm
MIbum. go Auauii Ger fritz
here Eiiirltta0nuali Mtniom &C.
rome lii pom 9lcn DdrI tlatsau.
malt als Alhitent iu 0cm laap
1na crnannt p0rben.
4lui1in1ion, 20. 9Iul. Ginem
eriudlen oes itenuarireicnben @ou.
peruairs BON Rem gorf 5olgc ae.
bend. Bat 5toatsiefrcidr grDau, 0a
er feme dmtlidlc 9efugnis 5um
Giuifreiten i'm 8bom.5aae BOT, Elm
peri6nlides Gelearamm an cir &c.
cil slrtbur Spring.9lice. 0en britt.
idlen gotidlaiter, geri6tct, Der iebt
In Dublin, Y. g., tpeilt GB Der.
Iautct ieoodL oaB Der gotihaiter
ab9eIebnt bot, iidl NIT Der ange.
lcaenbeit 81 befaiien. Oa 6ieig bic
Diplomatic uihts ougebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
Bonn 1SelSe Ser 9[r6eit

SnoidnapoIis, Sno, %. g[ug.-
Sefsbltuoert qlngeiteQte ser Scyn.
terurban go6nlirien 6a6en beltte
bic 2(r6eit nieocrgelcgt, neil linen
oie 5oroerung bon 80 Gents Der
Gtmoe nidt belDiIigt nur0e; Big.
her erbielten iie 80 Gents per
Stru6e.
Trenton, q. s., %. g(uauIt.-
9luf Dem aonoent Der federation OF
2nbor 6es GtaateS gteiu Serieo in
Trenton ipuroe cine 9leioIlltion por.
aeifIogen bic 5eoeration Iole aui
@eicb8ebung Binpirten, ourd mel.
die Die ginfubr bon 5treif6rctcrn
III Den Stoat bcr6inOert iueroen
piirbe. 9leoner crfldrta, sic Streif.
BREEDER ieien mctit q(u8ldnoer mic.
6erer &Iaiie, oie ttiemalS giirger
piiroen, aber Gigentbum 3erIt6rten
lno Unions un6 StreifS our6 g(uf.
rei3umg sur @enaItt6dtigfcit oi5fre.
oitirten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
g2e6rnsfn stnte ifnir.

Die nG6ite glebrasfa State 5air
pom 1. big 5. 5eptember oeripridt
cine Der intereHnuteIten 5u peroen,
bic nod iemals o6geboltcn lpuroe.
Die Qtu8iteQung bon 9lutomobilen
miro aon5 beionoers dn5iebeno tper.
ben. Die gnnse mittlere Seftion
Ser Dfoi6inenbaae 1T fir Die pluto.
mobile in gei9lag genommen. @8
foa cine gGuto Sroction Mai6ine
ge3eigt iperoen, lpelbe ilniereu Gar.
mern oemoitriren Iou, tpie cine ioI.
die NIT Dem 9luto in gerbinbung
aebra6t peroen fann un6 3u ber.
iii bel IanopirtbifoitIi1en
qfr6eiten. Gieie ipe5ielle Qlbt6ei.
lung beripridt iebr lebrreit 81
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
Sleinc StaStnenisfeiten.

Die iii6iI6en 9Gder ba6en iif
bor 3ipet 8ohen Der bteiiaen Union
SEQ. 215 ongeI9loiier, Inn cine Elm.
beitlide arbeits5eit 5u idoffen. Sic
bo6en iebt nit oen iii6iIhen gG.
dermeiitern ein gl6fommen getrof.
fen, tponod tie 8 Stunben orbei.
ten, ooS ltnionetifett an ben $500.
ben befeittgt peroen muB, unO Der
Qobn fir lteber5eit so Gents per
St1n6e betrGgt.
Die 2eon Sot Gonlpanb, 3t5
Sii6 16. 6traBej tpiro ibr @ei6qft
oergr6Bern nno alt9 Serrentp1iAe
uno araoatten onIdaffen 4te
ssirm1 fat iid unter oent geomen
2eon'S Srcorporateo inforportrt.
Ole 8aatnten iin6: g. s. Qeon,
grditoent; Soc 8. 8olf 8icepraii.
bent, unb Maarf 2eon S6abmeiiter.
Qlnton gager muBte I'M 9oltsei.
aeridt $25 Strafe rebIt Soften
be8abler neil er Rlimt6erdr6eit
obne Grlapbnis Der Sto6t aus.
fiibrte.
Sam gpiteitt botte $40 ne6It
Soften gu 5abIen neil er geitobIene
Soden gefauft batte, Die Strafe
nuroe iu8penoirt, tpciI er ioete, er
babe Die Soden 8it eigenen 8e.
6rau9 gefauit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
apnareh.

@3afbington, %. 9(uguit. der
Senot iebte Die gr6rteung ser
Soutarifbia fort. Gen gittmar
ipra6 3uguniten Der @orlage. DaS
gbiIippiueufomite Oes genat8 bier
Bic Grnenniatg 6es 6isberigen aon.
greba6georbueten Burton Sarriiou
ais Generalgoinerneur Der 9bilip-
pineninIeln gut
@ai6ington 9. g., %. 9tuguit
sym genat fam bic gSoQtabeac
Der 3olltarifbia auf's 9npct. g2
oeDt neucrOings nit Der @rlcOiguna
Der 0crIaae raider. Gie 6lad5.
nO gei6etabeqe puroe o6ne be.
trddtli6r gdpierigfeiten in Der
@eitalt ongenommen, pelAe Der
Gin1n5ausituB linen gegeben; al.
lem glnid)ein na6 iino Die repubIi.
faniiden @eater Der 9orlnge miioe.
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ltnterridlt I'M gi6[iptfefslueirn

gGm %. Septem6er beginnt i'm
gortr1gsNaaIe Der Omaha offent.
Iiden gibIiotbef &or6ereitungsuu.
terri9t i'm 9ibIiotbefspeien @s
baben iia bereits 3tponaig glppIifan-
ten gemelbet. glm 10. Septentber
miro Die a3riiflng obgebaIten, ole
ieber beiteben nlllB, Der an Oem
ltnterrtdt tbeilnebnen min. Die
griifungsfG6er itnO: @eididte,
2iterotur uno aGgemeipes 8iIien.
Die 3obIlnq betrGgt $40 pro Ulo-
nat; Der aurius I6lieBt Waitte
na9iten SUM ab.
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@erfmal Ser sfaOt abecbrannt.

GiHes Der 6lteiicu @e6auOe scr
Staot, Sic biutcr Dem Sauia t70t
Capitol 2lbc. gcIegcue Hemiie, i'll
abgebraunt, oas 8ebdu0e nurog
Dor etpa 40 Syabrcn erridtet; man
uiulmt an, oaB granOitiitrng Dor.
liegt litter Dem Geroaft ser
9ranoiiifhtng 1T 8altpr g86ite.
bouie, Der in 0cm @e6du0e felt
me5reren 3agen iein 9tadtqunrtier
aufgeidlngen bate, berbaitet NOR.
ben. Carl Carlton, ein Saus.
idreiuer, biiBtc bel Dem 5euer
Sanonerfs3eug i'm 8ert5a BON
$100 ein.
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ger6redlerelement anFcrit t6dtia.

g[ae Sorten BON 9ieben boben
omaha gegenlpGrtig al ibrem ggir.
filngsfelo erforeu; BON ben SaiheH.
oieben, SdIeidbieben Bis 3n Den
id)ueren SunaeH, giubre9ern tm0
Strabenr6ubern bat Omaha einige
GeIegaten bier. Die peiie golBei
nermutbet, OaB Die g&erreu" iid
ouf eiuer 4lmitreiie befinOen un6
aus oitlideu 9fegionen itammeu.
Set Sonntng Iinb 30 JGle ee.
rneIoet nor0en 1it6 rtur cine Ser.
boftung tpur6e borgenonnlen.
Der bertpegenIte Maubnnfaa iuur.
be beute RorgeH 5ii friiber Shulbe
ouf ben 3oaeinnebmer SO. g. DC.
glena6an ouf ser Council Bluffs
Bride au5gefiibrt. Die Iette Gar
(Oipl gnr) beri6pano eben in Ser
9unfel6eit, nIS 5tpei aerle 6eut
manne 9teboIner nors @eii9t biel.
ten, ipdbreno Der 3ritte oos @eIo
aus Der shu6la6e nabm Die
gtau6er erbepteten 8tpii9en $40 un0
$50, W1cGlenoban'8 $45 TaIbenubr
un6 eirige Collar, Ole ct in Der
EoIfe bate. Ona6n 95DIiiiten
tanen in einem 9tutomobil iofort
cngeialdt, fauOen aber fetpe Spur
bon Den @aunern. Die Ginnabme
rar geitern gt6eno 6eionSers gut,
ur6 bie8 muB fpobl ben 9ieben BE.
fannt gepeien fem. gs lit Der
srpeitc 9lou6 in oieiem Sabre.
Gs iino ieit Sonntag nidt tpe.
niger als 30 8iebItGbla unO 0ldu.
tcreien berii6t tDorben. Metit bans
oelt es fd I'M gertrga Sunnen,
@ertbiaten ODER Berfseug. Die
meiiten Sale fomer al Der g1or0.
feite Der Sto6t Dor, mo bic 9oIt3ei
am Sreitog Elm tpn9inmes g(uge
hattie, ieoenfaqs ober niht idnrf
genug, oenn es lief ibnen fein @ail.
ner in Die g}eee. Dor adem io1te
man ben Se6lern auf Die Spur
8u fommen iuhelt, BEL Oenen Die
9eltte abgeiebt rpiro.
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gdalOer.crSinan,.

es beitebt cine ltdotiidc SrOi
mans in Omaha, Die oori6rei6t, oaf
fein SdliIo o0er anOerer @egen.
iian0 auf ben Seitenipeg nicoriger
oIs iieben SUB berabbGngen oarf
nufI oarf eB nidt mebr ais Die
Sdlfte oe8 steigeS ii6eroeden; fer.
ner onrf e8 nidt aus Sol5 ange,
fertigt iein. gor allen a6er bari
6as Shtlo nidt 3u nieorig ban.
gen. aommiiidr 8itbueQ min Die
0urdiiibren; ue6ertretpr
nar0en in aenntnis geiest un6 es
miro ibnen 3eit gegeben5 Der 9rOi.
nan5 naf3ufommen.
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tpf ssa u,w,6n
t0 Hsm4 amaf wdulfaas
attst ifiura fuuiaun tsW

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ifnh It.ammm ffdamam udf
tdmm Eim1t Na taH bt
NHlHmJ @b ugbmU Man.
nf tB mi aun 1 haubi
hliH IdaE U i1nu Htft c.nl
tfaaii5Hbf Hnmf Wtlb atNt8H.
hlt 1 put babe co IdHn
efprfi'eW 5000 aeltNu uua a
tern 0Ile tr ihnfB mHlefe $1,000
iibfrtHnlfH AW QgranIfIm8
be5 N1Hffs tfadt nt Wer'rdna
nH htH tcFiducttu Crit w9 er od
@fI0 uitosrlcarl iautc Cr aiHd
abcr ni6t olrm. bmn oer btriii
mo bier Deputies bglleiicle Ton
mt0 Ieatrn ith In ocu Smtcrbalt
Bon bert m5 bemerften iie, mle
Elm 1iam gldmeug Gdricr iih
Roignfrdns udberic im0 0a5 @eIO
IN Gmpiana uabm. Ger Grpreiier
mur0e ioiort mO 6eiiru Spicblcicl
len glad 9tcGarier, giutt gl0air
um0 .. @muiu9bam ipdtcr bcr.
baitet. Sic wurOcH ocn 8robae.
ihDorcneu il6cruieicn.