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Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
BRILLIANT SEPTEMBER WEDDING
Flynn. Sullivan

\ brilliant and noteworthy we iding was solemnized at St. Nary's church Wednesday morning at ten o'clock when Miss Ethel May Sullivan. elder daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Sulli- van, Grove street, became the bride Of Edmund T. Flynn of Boston.
 The nuptiaI ceremony WAS perform cd by Rev. Charles F Bedard Of Put nam. \ nuptial high mass was also celebrated by Fr. Bedard assisted by Rev. Fr. Butler Of Somefville, Mass, as deacon and Rev. Adrian Dykeman of this city as sub-deacon. The eere- mony was performed in the presence of large gathering of relatives and friends from Putnam and other cities. The church was prettiiy decorated, roses and palms being used.
 There was special music by the nine o'clock choir assisted by Miss Helen Alton of Worcester, a member of the Florenline Singers. The choir sang a mass by efemef and following the mass Tendered Neni Creator by La- Haehe Miss Alton sang all Ave Maria by Gonnod
 Miss Alice Sullivan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She was gowned in blue satin. The bride was dressed ill white satin trimmed with pearls and carried a large boquet of bridal roses. The two bridesmaids, Miss Anna Weeks and Miss Marguerite Keith, both Of Putram, wore pink satin with oVeT-dress of chiffon. Mr. Flynn was attended by Kenneth Antoine of Boston as best man. The ushers were John B. Byfne of Putnam and Harry Flynn of Boston. The couple left on the noon train for a wedding journey of two weeks after which they will reside in Cambridge, where Mr. Flynn Is a member of the contracting firm cf T. J. Flynn X Sons.
 Mrs. Flynn was born in Putnam and has lived here all her life She attend ed Notre Dame Academy and is an ac. complished musician. She was popu- lar in society circles in the city. The couple received many pretty presents
 A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the brides parents. The house was prettily decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Congregational Chursh Notes

All attendants at the Congregation ai church. sunday sept. zslns viii find
 pleasure in remaining for the Sunday school session at 12 o'clock, for il Is
 Rally Sunday, and Hamilton = Co-
 nant, dean of the Norfhfeid summer
 school, ar aiso secretary Of the Mas sachusetts Sunday school Association, is 10 speak to the school On a practical
 topic. Hf. Conant Is continually en- gagged in sunday school work and
 knows it from X to /. Ne are also
 trying to arrange for 8 teachers con ference in fhe afternoon at { o'clock,
 with Sir. Conant present to crack the
 nuts of problems presented by the
 teachers. All are cordially Invited
 whether members of the school or not. The following is the program:
 Prayer
 Bealitudes by graduating class from
 Junior Department
 Music by School
 Primary Exercise
 Presentation of Diplomas
 Offering
 Anthem by Choir
 Address by Hamilton 5. C0nant
 Music by School
 Benediction
 The pastors and choir directors of the Congregational churches in Neo- steT, Waufegan and Putnam, met at the parsonage Tuesday evening, and organized q choir guild, the serv ices to be held during the winter in each of the churches. sunday, October 2eth, the pastors and choirs Of the Webster and Putnam churches will make an exchange.
 The choir will make It's annual visit to the Worcester musical festival Fri day, October 5, making the Hotel War Ten the headquarters as in years past.
 Plans are being made for forming a choir guild with the choirs Of Web ster. Wauregan and Putnam uniting for that purpose. 1t may De remem- bered that similar organization was affected two or three years ago with l the choirs of Webster, oxford and 1 Putnam. The object k 10 stimulate in- terest in a high class of music and 10 furnish the churches with a service of worship and praise.
 Our ladies are planning to send a box ot clothing and supplies 10 the Mt. { armel Home. There is no institution In the state that Is more worthy of our interest, sympathy and help as this home Contributions Of clothing for and youths from 5 to lG years Jf age will be gladly received. Ma .erlal for making garments and money vii also be welcome.
 Ehe Drop ziu-Ciass met at 2.45 the -th inet., with Mrs -. NJ Nheelock | for piazza T party. The entertain ment consisted of games using the iet- ter T. q eat-np puzzle forming T when put together, and an original story by Mrs. C. M. Elliott about the July picnic at Wildwood. Light fe tfeshments were served. Mrs. Wheel 0ck 0as a delightful hostess. On ac- count of the threatening weather only about 20 members were present.
 Me cannot speak in too complimen. tary terms Of the leadership ef the mid week meeting last Thursday. The careful preparation for the service was shown in the many suggestions and apt incidents Those who think there Is nothing more to be said on the sub Ieet Of Temperance should have heard Mrs. Mckachnie 'si remarks al this meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Cost of Putnam Schools.
Enumeration Shows Increase of A
 Pupils.

upitcs
 NH Geissler, secretary Of the school board, has just completed his report on the cost of schools for the year ending July i4th, which report is as follows:
 Gross cost of schools, s25,s3l.52. There was received or is due from the state, S3,20s.5O. Received from tui- tions, II ,7525o. This WAS divided as follows; Pomfret, Sls4a9, County home, s7604l Received for books and lockers, sl2 26, making net expense of sl9, 9,9l3.26. This includes Sl,ao0 for fuel for lal3l9l4 now on hand. The expenditures were as follows: High school, l,4s4 D. East Putnam, s44o 26. Putnam Heights, S473.9s. Gary District, S45ll3. Sawyer District, II ,0S9 10. Israel Putnam school, Ss, ,s9065. smith Street school, S3,o0295.
 These expenditures are charged up as follows;
 Teachers salaries, sl5, ,57a 66. Janitors, Il 6S9.
 Fuel, Il. I.a95.35. Supplies, SI4947.
 Domestic science supplies, Sl96.57. Books, S6Il N.
 Music, S54#..l
 Repairs, s4g4.90 1 Supervision, S2l4 90.
 Miscellaneous, sSs042. school board expenses, s29S.l0,
 Lewis r. Battey and \. W. Bowen have completed The enumeration of school children between the ages of | and l6 years old. There are I470 ehil- dfen of school age in the Town an in- crease Of II over last year. There are 2l in district No. l, East Putnam, S2, in district No. ,, Sawyer dist riet, 34, in district No, 8 Putnam Heights, 3l in district No. 4iGary district, 595 in district No Israel Putnam school, and IF in district No. Smith Street school. The state pays S2.25 per year for every child of school sge, which will make Putnams appropriation S3, ,3o7 50.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Superior Court
Judge Marcus \. Holeomb Presiding.

Judge Marcus N. holcomb Presiding.
 The ease of the Uncas Power Com pany vs Fred F.. Shaw, ct al, occu- pied the court Thursday and Friday nnd WAS not finished when court ad- burned The action is one for dam ages, sa 500 being the amount claimed. A disputed boundary line Is promi- nent feature of the case and the eyi- dence fer tae most part is of a leehni- cal nature and there are numerous eX- hibits of maps and photographs. It has been agreed that counsel an Il court wil view the premises on Monday September %, after which the case will be concluded, probably in Wiliiman. tie. There Is quite an array of legal ta.ent in the ease The plaintiff is re- presented by states Attorney Charles | -earles of Putnam, EN-Gongress- man Edward Higgins of Norwich and Attorney John D, Hall. Judge Hen ny, lx-Mayor Of Hartford, represent ing the defendants.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
r. Il. S. N0les

The Freshmen have elected the fol- lowing officers for the coming year; President, Earl Hughes.
 Vice president, Dorothy kennedy Secretary, Lizzie Barnes. Treasurer, Percy Richardson. owing to the heavy storm last Mon- day there was only one session of school.
 The Junior Glass officers are as fol- lows;
 President, Arthur Blackmar. Vice president, Clara Maertens. Secretary, May Fuller.
 Treasurer, Phoebe Beard.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Advent Christian Church

Sunday setyices-morning service at i08a, Sunday school al noon, evening service at : o'clock.
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7,3o.
 The evening service was omitted last sunday to enable our people to attend the lecture at the Congregational church.
 The pastors subject sunday morn ing will be "rhen "A great victory Will be the subject in the evening.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
St. Phillips $ Church.

Evening prayer will be said on Fri. day at 20 D m, as usual.
 Services on Sunday will be the Holy Communion at s, morning prayer and sermon at le.30, Sunday school al noon and evening prayer with address at : o'clock.
 The Ladies Guild met last Thursday with Mrs. Winslow on Frank street for sewing, and making plans for a supper in October.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26

We have just received information that the First National Nurseries of Rochester, N. | want lady or gentle men representatives in this section 10 sell ali.kinds of Roses, shrubs, Trees and Seeds. They inform Us that with ont previous experience it is possible to make good wages every week. Any one ont of employment wrlte them for terms and enclose this notice. Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
4. N. E. Zian Church

Mission Hall, Tatem Block, Front street. Christian EndeaVor al 6.5o. sunday evening sermon I.ao,
 Services as usual.
 Sunday School at l P. m.
 The congregation Is increasing, and the workers are getting more interest. ed.
 All are invited. Seats free.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Happiness.

Those who have the most of happi- ness think the least about it But in thinking about and in doing their duty happiness comes-beeause the heart and mind are occupied with ear nest thought that touches st thou sand points the beautiful and sublime realities of the universe.
Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Ilulna in Lives of othsrn.

Think as much as you like, but do you every day take & bath of human ity? You must live in the life of oth- ers.-Jean-Chr
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eSnnoen pieSer Saheim.

Die bei0en 12.iG1rigen &noben,
TommD ainsler ino SarfneB 90.
Solnbe, S05ne pronineitter Sma.
ha 6nntiIicn, iino pieOer pobI6e.
Gnlten 81 i6rcn gltern 3uriidge.
febrt. 8ie an5u1ebmen mar, folg.
ten Die Sungen oen in ibrem @lter
iatiirlihen 9lberlteuerorange, Der
rieaeidlt 6lr6 8u eifriges Stu6ilim
beipegliher 9iI0er ooer Sdtnolite-
rntur entfaft poroen mar. sic
iino nidt psiter gefOntmen aIs bis
Council Bluffs. SSmnterbin baberl
iie Ii6 einen fGeinen 8orgeidmnd
bonn 2eben i'm 6reien beridafft.
Ser 5in0igfeit zines Sbiilers Ser
Creighton llniberIitGt, Goporo Wtc-
Iernett bon Council Bluffs, lit es
5u 6anfen, OnB Die gL6enteuerfabrt
rer ana6en 10 idnea au @nbe ging.
Gr bate iiber Die SSlngen in Der
3eitung geleien uno borte, boB man
8nei ana6en auf iueI6e Die 8e.
i6reiblmq poBte, in ben StraBen
ron Council 9luffs tntbergeben iab.
gr mafte iid iofort auf Die Gt6e,
un0 mirtlirb fan6 er 6ie iltngen
g(usreiBer am SuBe zines 6igeIs
na9 3ieelmerart fampiren. Or
tronOte Die Git an iie gum Wait-
tpgeIien ein5ulaoen. Der g(ppetit
ipar ieoenfnGs ni9t libel uno 10
frIgten fie Der @tnlaomg. Gle
Sreuoe Der Gltern, ibre Stannlt-
batter tpieber in Siderbeit 5u nil
len 6e0orf pobL feiner beionOeren
Sprnorheblu1o
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lls6cr SaffS gtio biuans.
Der Sennt bat bic 6inwanoernneS,
Sill init groher wlebrbeit
angenonimen.

&nibiHgton, 10. 3ebr. - Die
9irncttDiuingbm. Gimanosrungs.
bill 1T i'm Senat iiber Oas geto ocS
grdiiOcutcn 3oit binans nit ~
eeaen IS Stimluen unsenommcn
moroen imO bot iomit @eicbesfrait
erlanat Senotor 2oogs, Der lid
tei jeocr GeIegenbeit ais ein scmo
Der einwnn6erung enuieicn bat, 900
qelpoltig eeaen oen grGiiOenten los
rmO ingte, oaB ben Ser. Stndtcn
oaSieIbe Otedt 5ultebc, wie anosren
gtationcn, 81 iageu, mcr bier Ian,
cen Oilrie. @r fonnc Die Salting
res grdii6enten, Die er in Der 9il,
olngsprobe Der ginmanberer elm.
nimmt uidt begreifcn.
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GOncOroia 7amcnperein.

Der Goncoroia 9amenuerein la
Geitcrn gl6eu0 feline idbrIi6c @e
ral.Gcriammlllug mo gcanlten
ro5l abgebalten. 9ie tiidtige Sra
iiOcntin, ,Srau M. 6lotbop, pur
&c, troboem iic iib 6aaegcn itrdl6
tc, ais Graiioentin einitimnlig ipie
r5rerndblt, ols glnertennlttg fiil
ibr mermilolibes Streben I'M sSn
terciic oeS 8creins. Gie anoerel
neuen 9eamtinnen iino:
gice. .Erdiioentin 6rnu Senrr
Geeit.
grotofoa.scfrctdrin 5rau 8
gfeeoer.
;5inau5esefrctdrin, SRI. U}arie
9lonf. 1906 noroG. IS. StraBe.
Sdasmeilterin SRI. 2(nua 9iei
fer.
gibliotbefarin, 5rau 30. Souci
zen unO SRI. 9lnna 8ren3er.
Ger gerein bliibt no de6eibt
gr nabm bier meme Wtitglie0er ati
im6 adt 8onoi0atinnen mllr0en Dor,
Qeidlagen.
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Gaa Gaitru.

8ai6ington, 9. g., 10. 6ebr.-
@rpraiiOeut Goitros Red)t, oic Ser.
Staaten bereiian 5u Oirfcn, miro
Ocm O6erbunoesgeridt enti6ieoen
neroen, an pelfes Die gegicrunJ
cireft geaen Die GntideiOlng oe8
9un0es. .0Htriftsseridts appeQiren
miro, pel6es Die bon Sefret6r gta,
gel ongeorOnete qlustpciiung tenn.
torar riidg6ngig gemuft bat. 9ie
8eriflmg miro innerbaIb bon 5ebn
Bogen bon 9unoesanlpaIt 8iIe in
gtetu yOrf eingereidt peroen. 9a5
s5uIti3oepartement fiinoigte in 8aib.
ington, 9. g., an, oaB es oieien
g8eg fir Den ihneaiten baIte, Inn
elm fir aQemnl oieie iDidtige Brin.
aipienfrase 8u enti6eiOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-19
gcr9rOfernna Ser Stcn Grader
Syabrif.

9as GlteIte 8ofItetngebauoc oer
Stnot, 6ie SenrD 2ibieD.&eItoerS.
1916 Capitol glbe., miro bentn6hf
abgetragen peroen, Inn eittem rie.
iigen 9tnbau Der SSSten Biscuit 60.
9lob 8u ntn6en. 9as Saus ipurs
&c I'M Sabre 1868 erridtet nno i'll
has GIteite nailioe @sbdltoe in Der
Sta6t. Die SSSten 8iscuit 60. plant
einen g(nbalt Ser itd] BON Der 12.
lis sur t3. straBe NIT Der Sront
an Capitol glpe. eritrefen miro.
Die @eicIli6aft beabiidtiot, ctpa
eine Million Collars fir gerbeiies
rung ibrer anIagen 1T Omaha aus.
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llfhaskQ
lfgislatur!
sla@ bic llriade Der s6emernma
pirO BON ben 2esislatpren
anterindJt iuerScn. IA

2incoIu, 10. Se6.-llnterIuduiis
gen lno fein gnoe! Die @eId,id,.
te lit gum 2aden. Simmer tuetterc
Brobleme biiroet lidJ Die geebrasfa
SegisIatllr aitf. SSebt lit es ibr eiit-
gefaaen, elm aomite at errleiutert,
ireIdes feititeIlsn ioa, iuorin bic llr.
iade Der aegeuipGrtigen Gbeueri,na
5u iuden lit. Sor allen 9iiaen joIl
imterludt iperoen, ipie es fourint.
oab NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiir 100
Bilno 3iuiebeln % Gents beSobIen
uno ieIbige baum ipie0er fir ST Der
9uibel an ben Wtanit bringen (10O
FfnnO 3DiebeIn iilto elei6 2 8ii.
i9eI.) glu9 Die ltnterIud)ntgen ac.
qen Die Stants. @iienba6nbeb5roe
lino I'M @ange, iotpie oieietigen &c.
gen beridieOene 9ono.@eleIlidaften,
UeIfe Die 8iirgidaften fir Die
StaatSbeaHten geitelt baben. Maan
lit begierig, 81 erfabrerL mag Bel
ollen Oieien llnteriltdungen bsraus-
tonrnen miro. Gem 8erltebmetr
nad ioG cine oitIide 3eihtns aipei
@ebeimpoli5ilten nn9 Der 9eebrog.
ia 2egislatur geian6t baben i'm
auf 0eren Sbun uno Sreiben elm
lpa6iames glrge at boben. glIs Die
Sdniiffeler aber in grfabru1tg
bradten, OoB iib uniere 2egisIatitr
aus @ebein1poIi3iiten 5ltianlmettiett,
heren gtotto rllnterludlngen Bis
euf's @eiier" lautet, gaben iie If.
rem nSob" alf rit0 fdliigen fjd]
ieitp6rts in Die 8iiide.
9ie 9ruesOon Sin, peI6e ge4
5ug mtf 8aaren bat, Die atf glb.
5abllng gefauft 1nto 6af1n urtter.
i6lagen iperoen, ipuroe bonn @onite
bertporfen. 8as gIei9e Coos Hell.
te iene @iG, iDel6e Die Stof g)aro
@ompunp stpingen ion, Ole @ieb-
bofe nIs offentliden MarftpGdt alt
heiigniren. Die 0iiitterBenIioas.
8tI bat InSliht altf Mftitabn1e.
ssSm Sennt tpuroen nadItebenoe
9ias 5ur glnnn6nte etlpfobIen:
gIerfs Ser 8iitrtftsgeri6te in goitrt-
ties bon 1900 @iittpobnsrn uno
Ueniger ioGen arBer ibren Speien
Elm SSabre8gebaIt bon $400 erbdI.
ten; politiIde gln5eigeit IN 3eitint.
cen ioIIen nidt bober tpie at ben
regeInldBigen 9taten berednet usr.
Sen; III oIlen 5anen, III tpeIdet
aegen grofflnrng einer @trtbidaft
trot1ltirt miro, ioa elm genoiNs
8rotofoa gefiibrt iperben ,nlb Der
8erlierer bat Die Soften an beaab.
len; @i6erruf 6es @ablmoidinen-
geiebes; 8eItrafung iener 8erionef,
tpelde Spiritltoien an Sbioten,
Srlnfenboloe uno Gofnin.gifer Der.
faltfen o0er berabreiden; 8il6ung
BON S5euertpebren in allen St1oten
atpeiter Sr0nltng; 4bidaffung bon
Grinf6ehern an 6ffentliden 8rlnt.
men un0 6ontatnerl. q.
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.Snfragettfn
nna pombtn!
Sic iprcngen Den Ralnit bcS eng
liihen 6iHan5niiniiters in
bic Snft.

SonOon 10. 5ebr.-5nfolge ci.
ner gom6cn.Grploiion wurOc Der
FaldIt 0es engliiden 5iuan3miui.
tiers 0aoiO 2lo1o.@eorgc uabc3u
roIlitdnoig 5eritort. @liidli6er-
meiic mar SaS @ebduOe, oaS einer
R5parotlir mtcrporicn miro, I'M
beruobut, 10 Dab fein gerluit pom
Wsnidenlebcu Dt bcflagen lit. Die
@onibe muroe in ein 0ieuitbotcn-
sumner gclcgt rmO 3ur erpIoiion
gebradlt. Gin 3beil Der @dnoe
icipie oos 9ad) ipuroen 0ur6 Die
@euoIt Der grpIoiion 3rritort. Die
gcboroen crfl1ren, oaB Oieielbe oaS
8erf Der Snfiragetten iei.
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snh.Cllrnhn.

Die Stltncntcn Der lanomirt6.
ihoftliben 9(bthcihntg scr Nc6roS.
ia ltniperIitat hnben on 9ienitaa
lmtcr flmoiacr 8iibrlnq bic iaunt-
Iih2n aepaItigen 9InlaQen Der
Ghlocbt6an3inolItrie cingebcno be-
li6tiat. 9(ae Gin5elbciten purocn
zen iln9en 2cllten IN 5uborfonuueu-
tier mno florItcr 9ciie crfIGrt. sc
nar cin olt59e3eidncter 9(ni6dlt.
1ng5lnlterTdt. glm 9tahn1ittoac
ann $50 llbr portctc ibrer i'm
Grhangc @ebQuOe Elm bor5iigIideS
Giian Ocicu arrangement rQoc"
SSrpc iibernonnen bnttc. 9oS
Srcheiter Der Omaha 6od1ihule lie
fertc Die 5ofeImuiif. gluh oaS Nf-
Gor- Sen Glartett trug eillige bib
ihe 9ammlrn Dor. Gem Giien
fplgten cine gln5abl belebrenoer
&ortrGgc bon Grpert1n Der @ieb-
5ubt. lin 8 llbr ftlren oie Stu.
rcnten nah 2incoln auriid.
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Rasfen6all int 9eutIdleu Sanie.

91G6Iten San1itaa ben %. Sc.
fruar, finoet i'm 9euti6en Sa1ie
Ser grobe bonn glottoelti6en Ser
Gin rulo bonn 9ertifen 9amen-
&erein orrongirte 8reisnaSfenbou
itntt. 9erieIbe beripriht oa5 gr-
eigni8 Der Saiion 5l per0ett benl
bos aon1ite bat gan5 beiotoere gln-
itrengungen fiir oen Grfolg oieieS
sSelte8 gernaht. 9rei @jrltppen.
preiie i'm 8etrage bon SIS, $t2
uno So, iopie iiinf 6erran. unb
ebeniooieIe 9omen-greiie bon $3.50
Els 81 auipdrts iino nuSgeIebt NOR.
ben RoItiime iinD i'm 8eutidett
&auie erbdItlid. 9as &omite bat
nit ser StraBenbabn- -@eieQIdaft Elm
2f6fommen getroffen, iponah onr
Sonntag 0lorgen I'M 4 llbr Sic
criten 8agen Dor Dem 9eittidert
&ntie baIten iperoen. SSer 1pie6er
ciltn1o[ einen edtelt oeutlhen WiaS=
feubnG, Ser an 0ieienigen oeS Sna-
la GlrroereinS erinnert, mitma6en
niG, Ser iouta 0as Set am font
nenben Sonntag i'm 9elitiden
@auIe beIndeu.
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Sedlniide sdlnIe empfO6Ien.

9as aonite fir @ebdltOe nno
2iegenid)aften bot Der Omaha
Sdu(beborOe bie Grridtlrg elmer
tehniiden Sodidule in omaha
empfoblen. sic ioG fir MGOden
fotpo6I aIS &na6en iein; eriteren
miro SousboItungslulterridt uno
onOere fiir Die 5rou wiiienswert5e
Ginge gelebrt iperOen.
gluBeroem plant oie geborbe gro.
BE boulife Gripeiterlmgen Der
Gdulgebdiioe lutp oan gou iteller
ShuIen. Gas @anje miro einen
aoItenaufpan0 bon $750,000 er.
frroern.
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Giirubab abnuufall.
Siuri TeriOnen setOOtet nnO ii6el
5luaujig mcbr Ooer Weniger
fmer Dcrlebt.

Cation, g., 10. 95cbr-SrfoLgc
elmer idaobaiten 8cihe ramnte Elm
8agen ocr Ohio GIeftrii6en 9abn
iiinf @teilen bon bier in einen
iSradt3ug, Der iid) auf Dem gteben.
geIeiie 6einnO. 3pei Gerionen
purOen auf Der Steae getootet, elm
4Saiiaaier lebcnSgiabrIid lm0 iiber
5Dan3ig mebr ooer Deniger idJper
berleet.
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Gcripnalien.

Or. 6ermon ReinbolO 1T aciterr
rad 5mcimonotlihem 9luientbalt II
California 3uriidgefcbrt. Gr pal
eriraut bier 10 berrlifes 8etter
an3lltrcffcn, oo5 California in Der
Shatten iteat. Sn 0iciem Sabre
bette Der @oloItoat llngcmein talteS
8etter, 0a5 an Ser 6rudt ein7r
GhoOen BON il6cr S50.000,000 al.
ri6tetc. ga oie 9eb0Iferung mlt
ioIde ad(te ridt uor6ereitet lit
Fat tic mp6r Qclitten oI$ Die 2euty
in Sen uoroliGeren Staaten, Bic
hiaies Sobr ungcpo6nIid milocn
g3inter ba6en.
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sdlredIifler Sob.

@inen fldgIiden Soo fano 6as
IL W}onatc aIte aino 0es She.
pnares 81. 9rotoIii6, 2717 &.Str.,
Gii0.Smaba, tpobnbnit. Die Wht.
ter bate cine groBe 9Iehidiiiiel tie,
henOe Daild bonn Gfen genonunan
rno iie ouf ben go0en geIteat, ais
ios Sino, 0a8 Die erften @ebber.
ilide mndtc, @aiidt oorerIt in Sie
beibe 8liiiiigfeit itiir3te. 9ie Ser.
Iebtmgen, 0ic Dag &ino erIitt, ma.
rem tootlider gatur. IS itar6 I'M.
ter graB[ihan SAmcr5en.
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Grflino g(uf berfanft.

Gas ais GrfIings 9lof befanntc
rretIt6dige 3iegelqc6Guoe @de 0er
t6. mlo Ohio StraBa lit BON SO.
icpb Barter aefauit morben. Sc
loa ais glpartrnent6aus nit oller
muOernen Ginrihtltngen imgebnlli
mcroen. Gas @runoItiid NOR Ian.
qe 3eit i'm @eiiB Der Creighton
llnipcrIitdt.
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glns hrn1 Gtnnte.

Minoen. Cine sSeltcrSbrlutIt.
tneldc nu 9icniiaa 9lbeno in Seart-
ipea, aearnep Gountp, ausbrah,
rrobte ben gnn5en Srt ein5udidern.
6dmntlihe @2idGftsbanier an Der
@eitieite ..iiph tieOergebronnt lunr
has 6ell6 aif Die Sitieite iiber-
qelpritngeh. Gas Seler brad il;
elmer Shelme aus. Wfan oerfnlt.
t6et Srauoitiftung. Die Sobe ocs
Sdaocns it nidt befannt.
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Sans halt Sns Setu SrS grGTSentcr
nnfredlt.

8oibington, 10. Jcbr.-@it 2t3
gegen ia Stimmen bat oas Sous
teute bdS geto oeS BrGit0enten Gait
in @egug auf Die Giamobam.9ur
gimUauoerungSbia auiredt er.
boIten IS febItcn fiinf Stinmen
5u Der erioroerIi6en 3ueiorittel,
Icbr5eit. 9amit lit ole Bill ab.
getban lmo erb1lt ni6t @eieBes.
frait.
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sdlnt aeaen sdllllbenmadler.

Die omaha 9tatail Credit Uien's
g[Iiociation bat einen 8lnn, oie
&aufleute bon Omaha gegen betrii.
geriIde &unoen ouer 9lrt sn ifii-
fen. Sic tpoIlen fib nit Der 3rilit
8oof ono graoit SO. berbinoen.
Inn einen ipirfiamen Blan aus3lar.
beiten.
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SarOcittr. BrOSek.
lie gertbeiOianna fOmmt mn 4
Uidr5 in Smaba, 1e6r.,
~ @Drt.

@aibinaton .. g., 10. 5e6.--
Der 9IntitrdiprOjcB aaacu oic Su.
iernotional SorDciicr SO. miro am
d. 0idr3 in 0maba, 9tc6., wicOcr.
aufgcnoumch mO jmar rucrocn Die
9lngetlagten Damn ibr 0luterial Dor.
bringen. Gies b1ripridt elmer ocr
iuterciiantriten Iruiipro5eIic 5u wcr.
Neu bic IN Rraiiocut y9ilionS 10.
miniitration biniibcrreihcn.
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Stiir,t 80 Snf pum 9Sfoitcn.

Sin 9lrbeIt3r Scr Gleftri3itot5.
merfe, S5ronf 9conar0 55t iiiOt.
"a. StraBc, ltiir5tc 3ienitng gta6-
nlittog Gdc is. lmo 2caocnportII
GtroBc bon cincm SfoIten Der clcf-
triihen 2idtlcitltnQ inocm 0ic 81
icnipibcn mittelit ocncn er binarif-
flomnL ouSqlitten. Der Monil
lpltroe innerlih perlcBt imO nod
Gem ct. SoiepbS @oipitnI ilbcrfiibrt.
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Slieiiae 9Scniiuns.gia.

8oigington, 10. Gebr. - Die
qroBte BeniionS'Sorlage Die je i'm
&ongreB angenonmen noroen lit,
bat belte oas Sans paiiirt. Die.
iel6e entbdlt einen 9oiten Don
$50, 100000. Die 9crnofratelt
maften einen idpodeu gerilt6, il.
ne 8eterulen bon Ocr 8enIionS.
liItc olls5uidjlieBen, oie cin Ginfom.
men bon ia6rfid $1,000 o0er mebr
faben.