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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
CONGRESS GENEROUS
TO N, Y. HARB0R
EX-COngresSman Bennett Elatcd at
Allowance for Improvements
AT This Port.

William s. Bennett former member OF
Congress and now chairman OF the Cit
zsns Now York Harbor lmproN cmont
Committee. IS eiatcd with the hberality
with which Congress has dealt with thc
needs for Improvement IN New York
Harbor
Congress has certainly dealt ccner-
ously with us. Mr. Bennot said ,ester-
day. They have given us everything We
asked al the hearing az which Mayor
Mitchell spoke and even more. They
have approved the SIS 1000 project, made
the first appropriation OF 10000. given us
Sc no for Sheepshead Bay. $4,000 for inn
proving the channel I'm the Upper Bay
that is. widening Ambrose Channel be-
tween Governors Island and Bedioes ISL
and 800 OOO for continuing the improve
rent Of the Bay Ridge and Red Hook
channels. Sc 900 for improving the Hud-
son River Channel OF New York Har-
bor. 10000 for improving the Bronx
River. $4,000 for improving East Chester
Creek. ,Gs 90, for improving Westminster
Creek 10000 for improving the Harlem
River. and in connection with that have
authorized the ceding Of the necessary
land 10 the State Of Now York so as 10
straighton the Harlem River ship Canal
$50 600 for Newtown Greek. $4,000 for inn
proving Staten Island Sound and s7So@
for improving the Hudson River
An these projects we're recommended
by the United States army engineers
after thorough surveys and invesuga-
lions, and Congress has fully realized and
met the needs Of our harbor.
We are under debt OF obheaton 10
our Mayor and Dock Commissioner. VINO
backed up the efforts OF our committee
and 10 our Senators and Representatives
in Congress. who for two wears last past
have assisted in every effort made oy
the Citizens New York Harbor Commit
tee TO obtain the very gratifying results
which We are now able 10 report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
HARMED NEAR TOP
In BERMUDA TENNIS
New Yorker Reaches Finals in
Mems Singles and Semi
Finals in Doubles.
rrrom The Tribune Correspondent

Hamilton. Bermuda, Feb. 23.-The Prin-
cess tennis tournament has been the
drawing card in Bermuda this last week.
The hest match Of the tournament so far
was in the semi-dnals Of the mems
doubles i'm which F. r. Larned. Of New
York. and Colonel Hamilton. OF England
defeated Captain A. Berger. Of England
winner Of the Bermuda championship IN
the Hamilton Hotel Tennis club tourna-
mcnt last winter, and Gerald Gray, OF
Bermuda I'm tho mems singles h. 7.
Larned has reached the finals IN the IN
per half. while in the mems doubles
Colonel Hamilton ana +. 7. Larned viii
Tlay Kenneth birmingham and Neville
Conyers. both Of Bermuda. In the
womcns doubles Mrs Beiling and Mrs.
Storrs. both Americans, have reached the
finals in the lower half. while in the
mixed doubles Miss Mary Gra%, OF Bcr-
muda. and Colonel Hamilton, Of England,
play the winner OF the match between
Miss j. Van H. Brooks. Of Elizabeth,
y d. and Il. J.. Larned and Mrs. Cos
ling, Of Bermuda. and Captain \. Berger,
OF England
Arriving on last Arcadian were MIR. and
Mrs George L. McAlpin, Miss Flora Nc
Alpiu. Nj and Mrs. John Elton Way
land. Mr. and Mrs. Eberhard Faber AND
Kenneth Myeatt OF New York
Tho Bermudian brought number Of
prominent people on her last trip. among
whom were Mr. and Mrs II. g. Nc
Nickar, MI and Mrs. Ray Brown. Mrs
Alfred Wasstan and Miss Wsgstaff. of
New York.
here have been several dinner parties
al the Hamilton Hotel during the last
week on the evenings OF the VARIOUS
dances and the band concert Mr. and
MIS-. !. T. Russell OF Boston. gave din
ner OF fourteen covers on Saturday nisht
on THURSDAY night al the Princess there
we're a number Of small dinner parties,
those to entertain being Mr.. and Mrs
Howard NJ. Cowporthwsit. of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Crosby. OF New
York. Mr. and Mrs H. Il. Calhoun. OF
ST Louis MI and Mrs. John l.. Way
land Of New York Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
NJ WHdman. Of New York. and Mr.. and
Ms j. *. L. Ross Of Montreal
AMONG the recent arrivals at the Ham
itcn Hotel from New York are 7. Gillies
Todd. the Misses Helm. Mr. and Mrs
Charles \. Msnnice. MI and Mrs. 9. l..
y Fosterton Charles \. Conant. Mr.. and
Mrs.. ". Ellsworth Spraguc, Nh. and Mrs
Charles T. Cocks. ~ T. Gardner. pr
l. G Langstan. Mrs. K. sherin. Miss
FJoise Sherin. MI and Mrs. Robert G.
Wheeler r. r. Lyman and \. Mont
gonery.
Recent arrivals at the Princess from
New York include Nj and Mrs George
l.. McAlpin. Miss Flora Il. McAlpin. Mr.
and Mrs A Bryan Alley. MI. and Mrs
Raw Brown. Mrs Wsldron Williams, the
Misses Williams Mrs. William Hamilton
Gibson. Mrs Charles -. WadsWorth, Miss
Wadsgorth. AIRS Alfred Wagstan. Miss
Wscstan Nj. and Mrs. H. q. McNickar'
Henry " ) Telfair clifford Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs John ". McAuiinc. Lau-
renee Richmond. VI l. Van Norden.
Henry Cooper. Mr and Mrs. John l..
Wasland Benjamin Y smith and Ken
meth Mysatt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
BARRY ON WAY TO MANILA
General Will Command Depart
ment Of Philippines.

Major General Thomas II Barry is
now on his way TO Manila 10 take COM
mand OF thc Department of the Philip
pines. General Barry WAS In command
Of the Department OF the East al Gov
ernois Island. but gave il Up on Thurs
day and left the city for San Francisco
his departure not being known except IN
army circles until YESTERDAY.
General Barry had been in command
OF the Department OF the East since
September -. lie came here from west
Point where he was superintendent for
several years.
Brisadier General z. *. Evans arri' ed
here Yesterday from Atlanta 10 take
command al Governors Island. General
Evans IS expected 10 be in cominshp
only until April. when 10 is understo'u'
Major General Leonard "a ood "lli -
lIcvc him In command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
"SHARK" FOES ORGANIZE
Corporation That Will Fight
Usurers Elects Officers.

TIE directors Of tho Industrial Finance
Corporation the 81. 10000 company formed
20 fcht loan sharks throughout the
United States. have organized by the
election OF the following officers.
Chairman Of the board. Or Elgin r. Ia
Gould: president. Arthur j. Morris. vice
presidents. Nicholas Murray Butler, Ray
mond Du Puy. Stephen g. Millett, Eu-
gene II. Outerbridge and Theodore P.
Shonts. treasurer. Charles II. Ssbin' sec
rotary, Joseph 4. Glider
The executive committee will consist Of
Joseph :. AuerbRch, y. NJ. Butler. Will
lam r. Craig. Raymond Du Puy. Samuel
T.. Fuller, DR.. Z. r. H. Gould, Arthur
Hagen. \. !. Morris. L. II. Outerbrid.e,
c. H. Sabir and Willard Straight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
COCCUS BROTHERS. MICRO AND
PNEUMO. OUT AFTER UNWARY
Health Department Warns Against Both Cold Producers
lust Now-One Succumbs to Rock and Rye. but
Other Is Immune to Alcohol

According 70 this authority. the more
fimsily ono is drcsscd-to Ice out in the
air, so 20 speak-the 'css likely the
chances FOR catching cold.
IT is the woman with the high neck
dress. and not tho ono with the low cut
one that is suffering from colds the
most. nc added The neck can become
a hardened 10 the air a ones face. The
colds are by 40 means as prevalent
among the women who affect the OK
IRENE styles as among those who do not
While the mehing snow and other con-
ditons Just now arc suspicious for the
spread Of colds. IT was said that tango
lists by becoming overheated, were often
easy money for the cold bugs To sum
1t up. a red nose is no disgrace at the
present time. and any person IS liable 70
an attack OF the "tventy-four hour
grippe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
THE VERY NEWEST SKIRTS
ARE BUILT FOR TANGO
So Says Nine. Joire, OF
Paquin' s-Models Await
$4,000 Custom Bond.

one hundred PsQUin gowns are IAN
wishing in the Custom House to-day. and
~ United States government in spite
y tesrful Frenchmen and frenzied Ameri-
an fashion writer's. treats them as in
iinerenty rs "A bale Of hay Even the
fsc' that every one OF the creations is
blessed with a brand new skirt falls 10
hurry the processes OF government. Untn
the proper time arrives and the $4,000
bond on the gowns as works OF AT IS
deposited. New YORK vii have 10 walt
hint OF what the mysterious new
,ktr, r. Ike seeped through the decorum
~ the house OF Paquin q Joire yester-
cay afternoon. losth though the loyal
Frenchmen were 20 talk before the AZ
rival o. Nine. Henri Joire, who r. Que
tomorrow on the Provence The skirt ~
d!strc, departure from the lines OF the
present season While these haze Dceh
lsrss ~ the hips and tsperinG 10 a point
II IN. feet. tine new models are the shape
% an Inverted lamp chimney. with full
nose a. the hips. tapcrng Al the knees
and hsrinr ont again al the feet. MS
shane is concession due 20 the tango
Nine Jore has spent many hours "s'ch-
lnr tho new dances. and from her Cd
serystlons she has learned that the dance
requires fitness about tho ankles. Inc
nam, % -. neu skirt is not vet re-
'esleo Tango skirt while logical, WI
probably be rejected as too commonplace
Aim, Io.ro who is tho sister-in-law OF
Nine paquin head o. the 0ressmaklns
house. VIII exhibit the one hundred gowns
@. ,he E.tz-Caston on March 4 . and b
None VIII be sold. Nine. Joire VIII be =
living exhibition herself OF what "a best
ir IN. PaQ9in gowns, because she always
wears soWns that she has designed ior
herself FIST and for the house second
She /, said TO be great beauty WIN
wealth % auburn hair. She Is ne"
Woman 100. who combines running
business with mothcrug "A gir OF si1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28

II YOU have cold. o. sore throat or
= one-day spell Of grip Just now. YOU
have lots Of company. There arc several
varieties Of cold bugs working over
time because of tho melting snow and
the generally damp condition Of tn"
streets and SIDEWALKS. Take II from
well known physician Of the Health De.
partment the two principa bugs arc
mis- nibs, Micrococcus catarfhahs ana the
surreptitious PneumOcOccus
The first is not so hardy 'varmnt
as the latter Indeed. old Micrococcus
catarrhals. taking the information again
from the physician at the Health De
partment. is amenablc 10 the alcohol
treatment Rock and rye is its Waterloo.
But not 50 with Pueumococcus' Whlch
gets rosy on cocktails or ANYTHING else
Of spirituous nature. and has no watch
ful waiting policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
FRIENDLY SONS TO DINE
Second Yearly Celebration
Planned for March IA.

pinal arrangements have been MADE
for the second annual dinner O. the
Friendly sons Of Ireland OF Queens
County. which IS 10 be reid on Saturday
evening. March u, at Autenrieths Inn
Forest Hills. Long Island. This society
is composed principally Of property own
ers and residents Of Forest Hills ano
vicinity. Arrangements have been made
nv the committee for the seating OF i've
hundred guests
The officers Of the association. under
,,hoso suneryision the arrangements are
being made. are James Munro pres Gen
THOMAS ]. Buckley. secretary and VIII
,oro Ran treasurer Tho committee
consists OF Edward Connolly, chairIIIneatinl
Stepheen, bT,ggs, ~ Jai loan i NcGraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
GRAY TO HEAD WEST. MD.
To Succeed J. M. Fitzgerald
Will Also Become Chairman.

Carl r. GRAY. who recently rcsisnc" hs
head Of the Great Northern Railway has
accepted tho presidency Of thc Western
MARYLAND according TO an announcement
from the latters Offices az NO. d Broad
way Iast evening. Nj Gray Will also Pc
come chairman or the Western Maryland
board OF directors. 10 succeed Edward D.
Adams. who has held that Office for a
number Of years He will begin his NV
duties. with headquarters at Baltimore.
within the next ten DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
SUICIDES VITALITY AMAZES
Man Lives Long with Bullets IN
Head and Over Heart.

Cuttave Cries. forty-fve Years oiu' :
chauffeur. lived FOR several hours yestcr-
dav with bullet wounds in his head over
his heart and in his thigh. They were
self-inilcted.
The chauffeur, who had been disap-
pointed in business. went into the cell ~
under his home, No. 800 East 18th street,
and attempted suicide Walter Gold,
painter. found him and called Parolman
Ryan. Of the East S6th street station who
sent him 10 Bellevue Hospital
The physicians were amazed Al the
mans vitality. for no lived several hours,
though uncor scious Before shooting
himself Cries wrote farewell note 10
his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
q. Altmtarl & On.
$4,000 Yards of
Desirable Dress Silks

for Afternoon and Evening wear, as well as
White and Black Silks, will be placed on sale
this day at exceptionally low prices Included
are the folowing
Imported Brocaded Velvets per yard SSoYU
Brocaded Crepes LIS
Charneuse, i'm Afternoon and Evening shades
ner ward S1.s35
Japanese White Washable HaDutai
rsrvsrd csc.
Marqusette Emprirne per yard 63c.
China Silks, Satin de Chime, Ivory Taffeta'
Satin Liberty and Black Waterproof Silks
ner ward $50.
Arranged i'm suitable lengths:
:Jiffh Auru,r, nth ath 18th strrrth Nfm Vnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
Service for Lost Wireless Man.

4 memorial service for FERDINAND D..
Kuehn. the wireless operator who went
down with tho steamship Monroe. rs I'D
be hold NJ the East Side branch OF nc
Vo,inr Ncr's Christian Association. 40.
IN vast esth street. on sunday after
noon. Friends OF Mr. kuehn. includin-
officers Of the Monroe. viii make ad-
dresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28
Railroad Heads Guests at Ball.

p y Thomas. president OF inc L""leh
Valley Railroad. and j. A. Middleton, I.
n Jarvis and I. u Smith. vice-presi-
dents met freight station agents and
p.fr employees al ball given boy the pier
eiaploycs last night 81 the Amsterdam
opcra House All the impoftant oltS"ls
moro taan Ntt hundred dancers on thf
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-28

yiffh Aurn,., nth anh 18th strrrts. Afm Nnrk.
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Sm Sil6erfran;.

9(m 0}ontng mareu % Sabre per'
floIien 0aB lih Serr uno 6rnll
6riB 5iider in GeutidlonO Die
9ano gum Seteusbunoe reihten. ii.
ider lpar lulo lit beilte nod Elm
Itrammer 8lrihe, Der trobOem er
im Sdnabenlan0e geboren leiner
@Iilitdrpflift III Meb @eitiige lei.
itete lno ,es bis 5lun. lnteroifi8ier
bradte. SSSn Der feItlid) gel6miif.
ten @oHnlthg oes SSubelpaares an
ser 2arimore slpe batten Iid 5itr
6eier Der Sp65eit s. iSreunoe oes
@5epaares sSiiher eiugeflnoen, Die
iinltige @elberfe oorboteu Der
Sdmabenoerein 3u oeiien dlteiter
@itglieberu @err Slider oeb0rt,
lieB Dem Subelpnor ciu iilbernes
Gbpfolaocu Set iibcrrcihen, Der
5rauen acknowledgements ihenftc Elm
pr1dtiges Ebee Seroice uno Serr
8ottlieb Stur5, bel pelhem Serr
Slider icit lSabrcn tbdtig lit,
iacutta eit IilberreS aofiee Seruice.
&ep. 9nter Strings icguete bos SS5u.
bcIpoar ciu. Die beioen 30dter,
1hetla uno 2iQie Slider, fitn9irten
ais 9rautirngfern. Serr Gbriit.
@ricb Dielt im 9tonen bes S6ipa.
ben 8ereirs cine idmllugbolle glu-
iprade, uno 6rau Grnit aonig res
3itirtc eirl berrlihes 8eoid)t. IS
mar ihou ldnqit Gieuitag ol5 iid)
bic lebtet 5ypitgdite na1 0aiic be-
gnben.
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Ssfer irincs gernfes.

B1breno ber gdbnongeItellte So.
iepb S. SuJ 9ienitag 9lbeno ieinem
0ienite oblag, murOe er non einer
9feibe cSra4tpdggons iiberfobren
mo 1rgenb.idlif getootet. 9lan
itberfiibrte zen glermiten in dller
gile nod Dem Solpital, dber er
perihie6 bereits auf 0em Aegc oa-
BIN. Sem a0rper mar iltrhtbnr
entlteQt. Coroner Grosbp mtrb ei.
nen SSuquelt ab6alten.
0as ltn1Iiid creignete lid an
Der Z. uno Douglas StraBe. Der
Geritorbene mar 30 Sabre alt,
pobute 1856 iiiOIide 10. StruBe
uno binterIGBt cine aus jeiner sSrau
uno 5ipei Stinoern beltebenoe iSa.
milic. 9luberoem miro er betrauert
bon ieinen betaateH -GItern, Germ
itno 6rau Morib Sug, ititO ieii1eu
@eiApiftern 6rdlt Saaes MudI.
aourao Slq, 6rou s. @iaiams,
6rau 9enrD 8eelt, @rnit 9ng lin0
einem groBen 6relnoesfrets.
Gie 8eertigung erfoIgt ndditen
5reitag gornlittag pon Ser oeltitet
ct. Soiepbs STRIDE ans ottf benz
oentiden faIbolilden 5rieobai Zen
trancruoeu 9iuterbliebenen infer
geilet0.
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sin.cma6n.

9as 5.ia6ri9e 3ld)terhen Ggnes
BON 9errn itno fSrhu Sames Ssur
taroO, Gdc Der 26. mo 3 StraBt
nobneno, pergniigte ii6 nebit gtdA'
borsfinOern aln 9ienitag 2tbeno bel
einem 6e1er, pel6es Die aiu0er
aus eineW 2lbfaabauieu entjimoet
batten. 9lanes' aleioden gerietb
in 8rano, ulto beDor iid Grrpa6ienc
ibrer anuehmen tonnten, bate lie
10 idlimme 9rnn0nltnoen erlittelL
oab ie ibnelt crlag
OiQDor Soctor bat cine 9Sroflo-
NATION filr ollgemcine RCiniglma
Der StraBen lmo @aiien om uabiten
sSreitag imo Samitag erlaiien. 81
foroert 0arin aut OdB Die 8ilrger
I'M sSuterciie Der 8eiunobeit uno Der
Soubcrfcit alle 2lbidGe, Die ii6 in
oen g,oiicn angc6duit baben, per.
bremen.
5rau George Ao6ertS. oie @ottin
oes friiberen itdotiiden SSngcnierrs
8o6erts, muroc aeiteru @}orgen Der.
baitet, ipeil lie @etrol1fe it Dem
Sauie 2311 &c StruBe pertauit bat,
obne 56ontilcen3 5u boben. aJ5re
Serboitlug eriol9tc ouf 2lu3cigen
BON Boli3iI.eit al oen Eoli5eihei
Briggs bin. Die 6ran lpurOc 5eit.
ipeilig irci5eloiien lln0 i6r 6all
fomnt am 3omerltag sur Serbau0.
hing.
Die 8arffomtniiIion bat SSobn
2nnn sun 8erlpalter Der Garfs al1-
iteae BON Sobn elliot ernnullt, Der
0ieies g(mt mebrere Sabre perlpnl.
tet bate.
Gine 8IrgerDelegntion bonn gtoro.
en0e eriitfhtt Die Yarftonlnriiiion,
einen glbiIuR our9 0en Gpnoicate
8arf 5u legcn. @eil Der 8arffono
gegenwdrtig iebr ihpad it, puroe
Die 9lngclegerbeit nidt in Grpdglug
de3odef.
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9lns he.n gtnntt Mrbrnsfa

superior. gtadlbarll ipiiroen am
GienItog glben6 oirr) einen SduB
eridredt, Der ouS Dem Sauie bon
g1tte @iffin 3oIIte. Sic fonoeu
@iffin nit einer fInffelroen 8unoe
iiber Dem 6er5en altf Dem Bette
liegeno. l1nter Dem gctt Lag eine
SogofIinte. 0tan lit I'M 3neifel,
oh Elm llngIiif oOer Selbitlnoro Dor.
liegt. Ger Wtnnit mar nebit ieiner
Satin Dor einigen Gagett bon 50.
Ioraoo 5uriidgefebrt, 1nto iie maren
unentidlofeu Oh tie iii Superior
bleiben ooer pieoer nod Colorado
5uriitfebren ioaten. aiir3Itt botte
ein in Sos 9luerlas, Sal, mobnen-
Der 9rnocr pon @ifftu cinet 6elbit-
moroberiu6 gemadJt, mas er iib
iebr 3u Ser5en geiinmtten batte.
Gbabron, Drei idipere gerbre-
der, S5ones sSoiepb, oes GinbruhS
bcidnLoigt, iuto 9pil Serbert rno
60 Campbell, Siuei angeblibe Bier
oe0iebe, iilo Inn Mittetnaht ans
Dem @ountp (SefangniB ousgebro.
den. SbmobI Der Sberifi 8ir0iua
oie glusbred)er feit5tnebmen per.
iidert bat man feline Spur oerlel.
ben.
Beatrice. Ger StuOent Sen
GrlmL Der am abeno Der 9ebotte
stpiiden 8ratrice unb Mpmorc ei-
men &onmnilitOnen nsrifi unn Der.
Iebte, muro1 ourd Gfitriftridter
gelnbertoil nit SO 5ngei @eidns-
t,ib beitraft.
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(Srufe Sper I'M gluSiturimn.

Sblpobl Die Grlmaoonno Marp
@arocn zines SoIsil5elS psger niht
an Der 9(uffiibrtmg bon ofbois"
tbeilue6men fonllte, bat bod ieoer
ser geiuher geitern 9l6eno fiinitle-
rid befrieoigt oen Scinipeg nnge.
trcten oenn 10 Elm fiinitlerilfes @r-
eigm8 gebort eben leioer gu Den
Seltenbeiten in Smabu. 60 mar eS
natltrgenldB elm ermorturgsoolles
uno fir ieoen aeItbetiifen @elulB
Gu6lifiun, oos iih 9eitern
9l6eno I'M 9luOitOrium eIngeiteat
batte. Sir ben geringen 9eilidl
ma6t Ser 8eidditsfiibrer 6ilon
oeS 9tloitoriulns, nobl nidt ganS
nit llnreht oen titr3liheu fSebl-
idlag Scr fonooiiden Gperngeiea-
i6aft berantluortlid. SSm 9beoter,
iueicn bat omaha e6en nod bel 5lt
lerneu. limo I'M lelben OloBc, in
Dem jih Der giibnenaei1nlqd bier
6cbt, uerOen aud bobere fiinItleriide
@eriiiie 0eu 9eifuG finoen, oeu iic
pcroienen.
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Stn. 6itdfpfh
oringt bnrd!
Somits mnh @riiHSc ot6en, iuss6aIb
Omala Dem aanIas Gitg
0iitrift ansesIieDtrt
iunI0t.

8nibington 10. 9lpri(. - Cine
ir9en0welbe Oppciitior bat Der &C.
nat Die GeioIution Senator Std.
Gods BON Jiebrasfa aneenonlnien,
oaB 'Oas Stonlite Ser gontreform
oem Seilnt aae Shriftltiide mo
ionitige 8rleae oorlege, bic ouf Oie
@Hti9IiGBitngen biniid)flid Der Ne-
icrpebontoiitsitte mO Der St10te, in
oenen Die HeIerpebonfen eingerid.
tet meroen Iolen.
1ieies gcpeismateri1I ion oann
georudt peroen, oomit Die gonfiers
gelau piiien, iporaiIfhin Die Gnt.
ideioungen 9etroffen uor6en iin0.
Die Dem aourite 9uitinimenben
batten seboflt, oob oeiien freiwilligc
@rtIarung geniigen iperbe, aber es
5eigten iih teiie ploriItbIen @riinOe
Die fir Die 8obl Der ReierDebunf.
itdote eriihtlib tpuren. Sonlit fpilr0e
oeren $offnirng, oaB Sitheods BE.
ioliltion DerirOrien wiiroe, Su 8ai.
fer.
Die Dem aoniite eingebGn6igte
SSniorrnotion lit umiangrei9 uno
iuiiroe i'm 9rild mebrere Gide Ban.
be ergeben.
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sInSitelluHs Der billisrn ee6euspeiie
Sic WirS IciaeH, luic man trOt Der
bOGeH freiir gut uuO bill
lig lcbeu Tam.

@ic licblit imo anacncbm hal,
len oicie g9orte Der lleberihriit
nidt ieoem in Den Cbren Der iebr
poriihtig III oieier tbcuren Belt icin
mrB mit Der gerausga6ung icincr
Collars. Gieic cinjiaartigr glnsitcI.
lung. Die am 1ouueritng 2lbeno i'm
9IuOitoriluu eroiinet miro. ioa 5ei.
gen, mie man troe Der tbcuren ,}ei.
ten iit fcihc eutbebrtnqen auicr.
Irgen brau6.. glm Cieuitag glbcnO
gIcidD uad rem gIbplg Der @bica.
40 @ranO Opera 60, puroe nit
Dem gufiieIlcn Der bunoerte bon
9Iusltellimgspuocn beeonnen. Tie.
ie grbcit III feline aIeinigteit, oeHI
eS tperDen iid oae Grocer al Der
glusiteaun1 betbeiligeu Gs iii Die
erite 2lusit5lling oieicr 9trt, linO
mal braldt iih feiueu 9eiorgniiiel
bt5lgeben, oab eS OIL 9eiudern
iebIru miro. Ter 9epeggruno Der
9lusiteIlllug lift 3u 5eitgemdb unO
Der @cgeuitano 81 beIebreno, aIs
ooB iie nit;t ale Sausmiitter lmo
9Gtcr nit nmerem 9ergnilgen be.
trahten iolittn.
giinftlid nm $50 l6cno miro
Charles =. Gunoep, gIntpalt oes
grrbanSes Scr Grocer BON Omaha,
Dinpor Snmes 6. 0nblman poritcI.
lell 2ieicr miro oic @illfonmen.
oniprahe ba!telL uno ibm miro e.
6. 4iie, 4rGiioent oes gerbnnoes,
antluortcn. Ter nadite Gener miro
@ounerneur Morebeao iein. Damn
miro Der Scfretar oes 9erbonOes,
q. $. &arieu, 3elearamme BON
lrdiioent &}lIion lmo Den Grocer
perbdn6en Deg 8eItens ocrIeien. Wiit
Dem 9Ibiinpcn Der gtationaIbpnne
mo Dem @ntialteu Der sSla9gc miro
Die @r6finlth9sieier ihlieeu.
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Sen,,eSn's gsprtraa.

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politiiGen sSorti6ritt unlerer Belt.
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8ertreter oes goltes iebt eittSig nlD
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Qiebe, ibren ytittiirgefti 5u Oitleib
bel ibren gntidIiiiien 9eleitet tper.
ben. 0err &ennebp gab ieinen So.
rern Elm feilelnOes 9ilo oes @ir.
TENS oes 4ongreiies, oas ie0enfdls
manhem Scorer etipos 9teues mar.
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nubm er geb0rig Dor ttl0 itrIlte
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@auies, Chimp GIarf. fonO ole
glnerfennung beinnoers NIT Be8ug
ouf 1eine Heonerbegabung.