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Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15


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running just as It should. Somehow
or another, things were all mixed up,
After little study of the situation
il was found that keeping accounts
in the treasurer's Office is not such a
simple process, after all
This wasn't so nice.
Goes to Solomon for Help.
Treasurer Endres, so it's said, took
the matter up with ex-Treasurer Ure,
but the latter was too busy to listen
to the troubles OF anybody. Beisei
was sought out, but he, too, had other
occupation. Finally, the county treas
urer turned to the man he had de-
feated at the polls, Emmett Solomon.
Solomon took the matter under ad-
visement and finally agreed for con-
sideration to teach the Endres force
how to keep the public accounts, 1t
was planned to put him on the public
payroll, as special auditor or con-
troller, or something OF that sort.
Solomon spurned this, but insisted
that he be paid by the ones who
would receive the benefit Of his in
struction. His terms were agreed to,
and he went to work.
Solomon to the Rescue.
So now the people have the spec.
tacle of seeing the man who was re-
jected at the polls employed by the
man who was chosen to give instruc-
tions in how to conduct the business
Of the Office. That's all. Solomon is
just instructor. He is drilling the
deserving democrats in the routine
OF the Office, so that the public will
not suffer because mistake was
made at the polls. He is getting paid
for it by the men who are taking
the lessons, and when he gets through
the county Of Douglas, the city Of
Omaha, the Independent School dis
trict Of Omaha, and the Metropoli-
tan Water district accounts will be
straight In the Office of the treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
New Year for Business ON aha Is
Starting Out Like a Real Winner

8l7 "a; and when a new record for
single days clearings was established.
The Bee freely predicted that the
clearings would far surpass the ST.
100000 mark for the year, and
pointed out that even at that moment
in October, the clearings for the year
ending that very month of October
would reach $l,O00,000,000, which
would put Omaha into the billion-dol-
lar -bank-clearing class before the
close of the year.
The prediction was justified by the
subsequent transactions; Omaha did
go into the billion-dollar class in Oc-
tober, and when the first of the year
1917 arrived the clearings had actually
reached 81 ,279,158,59l.
1t is too early to predict what the
present year will bring forth. DIT is
enough to note that it is starting out
with a promise to surpass records
again.
In the matter of bank deposits the
record established in 1916 will be
equally difficult to surpass, though it
is not impossible that the record may
be outdone if the general prosperity
of the Omaha territory continues.
Deposits at present are $95,74S, SOB,
which is $30,000,000 greater than they
were a year ago. These figures are
taken from the statements of Decem-
Der u, 1916, and December 81, 1915,
respectively.
Although the deposits have been
piling up rapidly, SO rapidly that there
was some cry of flooding the banks
with money, these institutions have
had good success in finding a market
for these large sums of money, and
the result is that at this time they
have loans aggregating 500, ,l53,728 as
against $48. 1876, ,s54 year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
WILL SWAT ROADS
IN THE LEGISLATURE
Common Carriers Appear to Be
Without Whole Lot of
Friends at Lincoln.
ECONOMY TALKED ABOUT
tFrom a Staff Correspondent

Lincoln, Jan. l4.-(Special.) .)-After
a short recess over Saturday and Sum-
day, the legislature will take up its
work again this week, the house on
Monday and the senate on Tuesday.
One day OF the week will be set
aside when no session will be had
to enable the members to attend the
meetings OF organized agriculture.
There appears to be sort of anti
railroad feeling around the legisla-
ture and it is evident that the cor
porations will fare badly at the hands
of the members if some of the senti-
ments expressed are to be carried out
when the laws are made. The car
shortage is probably responsible for
the sentiment, though there are quite
number of members, as usual, who
can see nothing good in the corpora
tions and are here to swat them at
every opportunity.
To Prote;t Taxpayers"
1t is going to be another "economi-
cal legislature, especially in the
house. The taxpayer" is going to be
protected even if efficiency and the
real need OF the state have to suffer.
OF course, there are many members
who are disposed to legislate for the
needs of the state, even if the appro-
priations do run up little higher than
any previous session, but there are a
lot of the other kind, who can see no
good in appropriating any more
money than is needed to pay their
own salaries, the expenses of the ses-
sion and the very smallest amount
which the departments can really get
along with.
Recalls Session Of 1907.
Many members appear to remember
the session Of 1907, which enacted
more good laws than any session the
state has ever had. To use the words
Of Senator Beal, a democrat, made
in the senate one day last week, "The
1907 session was strongly republican
in both branches and was the best
session the state ever had" However,
Nafter making such record the people
showed their appreciation by elect
ing democratic governor and both
branches Of the legislature were con-
trolled by the democrats and the re-
publicans have been entirely relegated
to the rear. With this record before
them many present members of the
legislature appear to be afraid to leg
islate for the best interests of the
state for fear the people will not ap-
preciate It any better than they did
the session Of 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15

after the accident or procure any
statement from him regarding the ac-
cident They cannot procure any re-
lease of claim or settlement il any
way and are forced to furnish the
names of witnesses to the injured.
The settlement of claim out OF court
is declared in the bill to be evidence
of fraud and further evidence that the
accident occurred through the negli-
gence OF the railroad and prohibits the
roads from using any of its witnesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15

tie with the railroads out OF court,
are behind the bill and will seek 10
have it pushed through.
The bill really forces every per-
son who may have sustained injuries
to go into court to settle such claims
as he may have. 1t prohibits the
railroads from making any effort to
settle the case or in any way max
ing any attempt to settle the case.
They cannot approach, or interview"
and injured person within thirty days
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Farmers Elevator Meeting.

Petersburg. Neb., Jan. l4.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The Farmers Elevator COM
pany held its regular annual meeting
here today. The net profits for the
year were $6,757.50. The elevator han
died over 250,000 bushels of grain dur
ing the last year, doing $20O, 900
business. George Stokes and B.
Reicks were elected to the board Of
directors to take the places OF ]. J..
Carey and George Stokes. who re-
tired
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15

companies, in personal injury cases
will be attacked in the present legis-
lature by bill which is being pre-
pared for introduction and which will
make its appearance before the twen-
ty-day limit has expired.
1t is said that certain attorneys
who have been able in the past to
make a little stake in personal in
jury cases, but who have been pre-
vented from making more because
persons injured have been able to set
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15

San Francisco. Jan. 1s.---Consul General
Franz Bopp Of Germany received official
notification today from Count Won Bern.
storff. German ambassador. Of his "tempor-
ary removal following conviction with Vice
Consul y. II. Won Setback and others to con-
spring TO set afoot an unneutrai military
enterprise against Canada. Won Setback was
also removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Death Penalty Stands.

Queretaro tVia Mexico CITY,, Jan. IL
The attempt to abolish the death PENALTY
In Mexico failed today when the constitu-
uonal convention approved an article pro-
viding for the death sentence for treason.
patricide. premeditsted murder. arson, piracy.
highway robbery and certain military Of.
fenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Children Collect Psper,

Decatur. ILL.,, Jan. lt.--Decatur school chill
dren collected q total OF nearly fifty-three
tons ef paper In weeks contest under
auspices Of the Junior Sanitation league
which ended today. The paper was sold for
the schools
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Farmers Wrist Broken.

Tecumseh. Neb., Jan. 14--(Special)
John Farley, farmer living north
west Of this city, had his wrist broken
while cranking his automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Boy Accidentally Shot.

Tecumseh. Neb.. Jan. 14.--(Special.)
Paul Schraback, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Chris Schraback, living in the
western part Of this county, acci.
dentally shot himself with .22-caliber
rife,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
Would Bar Roads
From Settlement
Outside of Court

Lincoln, Jan. l4.-(Special. )-The
right Of an individual to settle any
claims for damages with any railway
company, including street railway
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15

Your cold needs Or. Bells Pine-rar.
Honey. 1t cuts the phiegm, kills germs,
stops the cough Only 2sc.--Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
TALE TOLD OVER
AT COURT HOUSE
HAS REAL MORAL

Continued from Page One.)
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-15
PAY HOMAGE TO
THE MEMORY OF
BUFFALO BILL

Continued from Page Onc.)
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IitIano.

,3ipei Sinner, ein t0iabriges
Wdonen nno Elm Sjdbriger Sllnge,
baben in Der Nabe bon Ournnt,
Sfla., ibren @ater, ben 5armer q.
6. @~ilferiouv mabreno oerielbe
Idlief eri1oiien. Die 9eioen moi
len BON ibren alteren @eidpiitern,
eillem ~13jabrieen Maod)en uno Ell
,lem 1~2iabrigen Sungen 81 Der Sat
peranlaBt iein. Iuf &erlangen 0es
Beridtsbofes oemonitriar4s. Die
ainoer, in melber @eile lie Den 8a-
fer umgebraht. 9as Mao6en 5iel-
te nit ser Moronaffe, elmer alten
ooppelldufigen 6linte, anf einen als
3iel aufgebonaten SUIT, uno Ser
Sunge briidte, faltbliitig @ummi
faneno, oas @eipebr ab.
sSn ether &%onpention Der
vMmerican Meoical giiociation" in
Netp Dorf erflarte Or. Charles $,
Mapo, ser iebige H%rdiioelt Der Of
Iociation, rationale Erohibition
miroe bon ben aer5ten amerifa's
millfommeit gebeiBen iueroen. g.
tut uns leio, Dob elm Mann, oel
eillen Guf beiiet, tpie Or. Mapo.
lid ald peranlabt filblt, Der 81,
3eit berridenben firen Sbee unieres
Bottles feline 8erbellglana 81 mo.
den, anitatt Dem golf iiber oil
maBloie lleberihaslrng oieies go
tentbeilmittels fir ale moraliiden
forperli6en uno io5ialen 2eioen oil
Muaen al 0ffnen.
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Ser Streit um bic ltniberiitat.

Sn oen1 Streit Inn sic lniperiitat
lit nod nifts Meues gelhebenk felt
Der @oltpert1eltr lein 8eto geget1 Die
llniperiitdt bent 6taatsiefretar ge-
Ianot lno oaourd re9tsfraftig ge,
nadt bot. 3nblreide &onferen5en
haten itattgefunoen, dber nod feline
Solu1g gebradt. Or. @inionS Der
9raiioent Ser %ltniberiitat un1 ben
ia befanntli6 Ser gauge Streit emit
l1on1t lit, erf6arte 1T einem Stter-
piep, oaB elm &ot1ite Der Brofefo=
len oamit bei11ftigt fei, einen @Iail
al en%ttperfen, tDie Die nniberlitdt
naabreno Der 3eit bonn erltet @ep-
fember 1917 biz gum 1. Gebruar
1919, bis gu tpeIder 3eit sic 36fte
Se~gislatur mol 8orfebrungett tref-
fen tperDe, gu erbaIten. CT erfI1rte,
aneun Die %uniperiitdt auf 5tpei Sabre
gcfdloiien tperoe, 10 tper6e 6ns ibr
Gnit fein; montit er al16 mol redt
Bat. Son nn6erer Seite nitro genlel=
oet, es {oIle am 2. SllIi cine Woi=
ferber{ammlu1g IN Muffin abgebal-
ten tperoeI gu Der ii6 2eute aus
Dem gau5eu Staate einfinoen ioa=
ten nno IN oieier Moifenperiamfl=
Lung IolIe befdIofien meroert, mas 81
tim lei. Gs firb perihieoene 8or-
fdldge genaad}t, aber Idlieblid ideint
Die ein5ige MogIidfeit, Die Inherit
tot 5n retten, Die at fein, oaB bus
notice @el6 fir Die llnterbaltsfolten
qelie6en miro ltn6 6aB Die 9egisla=
tur oies @eI6 nadber 5uriif5ablt.
Ser friibere Spred)er Gbeiter s.
Rerreu bnt einen 8rief an Spreber
Buler gei6riebent in benz er Tin auFs
foroert, oas Reprdfentantenballs Der
aeqislatur 5ulnmmen 81 b"erufen
ni16 bon ibr 6ie Sahe oronen 81 lai
Zen. ST fiibrt III ieinem grieie gall5
ridtig aus, onB Der @ulperlteur Die
Madtbefueniiie Ger Ne9entan nllr5
piere, inbem er ibnen poridrelbe,
spefheNrofeiioren lie abieten I%ollten,
FftDubt i'm l1ebrigen aber piel lln-
linn BARN, aus Dem man cine Farfe
GebGliigfeit aegen Den 6ol.perlleur
b~ernllsb0ren fam.
Sn 2areoo bat tiau cine Waiien-
berlaWnlluug abgebalten, in Der oas
Borganen oes Oouperneurs ollfs
Gntldfebenlte berurteilt miro. Mud,
aus Beaumont iino Hrotelte gefom-
men.
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STE vOreie Yrene fit Seras"

erid,eiut ais gaaeblatt ,tao . od5enbiatt.
0s saaedIatt lit pierpitg unofofet SOC per gfonat ooer SIS per Sabf.
Ss ssodeublatt 1T i~ed3ebnieihg nno fofet 50 per Sabr, Nat Wterro
50 goIo. Mad5 europe, 9orto eineehloIen, So.
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Gotfonfam Groonfte.

San antoniO, Ser, Z. Stunt 1917 =
Rrime gruse Cotton Seeb Oil, 10
Selits pet @nflons
9lep gOrf, 7. SUM. Spot $t6.25
Bis; Weai, $3.50 bio; SUM-, $1,000 uuo
1881; Su(i, $1,000 uto 1862; @uz
quit, 1861 uno $t6.63; September.
$16.62 uno $16.63; Sftober. 1888
unb S16.68; 3obember, S16.25 uuo
$f6.27; 9esember. $t6.2t uro S16,25.
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6arm.TroSmfte
WeinHie-

Wet1ltle-
aartoffeIn. California uno Colorado.
$500; Neue. $4.50.
Gibe &artoffelu, 9umptin gam
S2.25 nnb $40.
3piebeln, gerag Grbital 8ag. $500;
Bermuda, $3.50 per Crate
gobnen, COLORADO, 8iuto. per clut.
$1,000; California 8aDous, per cirt
S14.5O; 8infs, $i450; Gina, $500;
Mabb, SIS; 8ladehes, $11.00; 8ouno
Green, per 8ulhel Sampers, $1.50.
gorlaten, Seras, $3.50 per Dor.
Mabiesdeu, CSC +. 1 Sob. Buneel.}
glumenfohL, 1925 per Crate.
aobl, $500 per 100 $50.
@riiner Yfeffer, $3.50 per grate.
Gpinat, 75c per Buffel.
Crime grbien, $500 per Camper.
ORA, $500 fir BuideI.
geeten, 40c per 9bo. s8iinoeL.
WeerrettiazW nraein. per Efb. 1911
@nrten, per erate. $500.
GeIerie. 9Oc u. $500 per 0ubeno..
geterfilie. 4oe per 9bo. >glnoel.,
gierpflan3en. &c II. 10c per Yturlo.
aopffalat, Cal, $3.50 per Crate.
Crate.
geIbe 8urselu, 40 II. 45c per 9hb.
5quafb, per 9uidel, $500.
Gparge[ 75e per SubenozB ireel- :
Tien . Warft.
Gan antonio. Ger. 7. Situi 1911
aiibe $3.50 Biz 5000.
adlber $500 Bis $8.25.
8uIIen $685. 1tuo $3.50.
S6Ien $9.25 bis $t2,50.
ct. 9ouis, 7. SUM 1917. 8tu6e
pieb, Serass@ie6, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
S6tpeine $1,000 bis $3.50.
SGate,
Gdtpere bonn G1[adter ......30 gts.
oeihte bonn Sh(adter ....... "a Gts.
Grin aeialaeue -..-......lSh u"
Jene.
RoIt uno 1uds .........2 30 Gfs
aneorasSiegen. ser Bfb. .,....to gti
Nnapra. 3i:aen befdhSoiat 80. o sa
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IIer /.

Die nNationnl Geague for
Women's Serpice1 for0ert ale
5rouen in mnierer Staot mlf, cine
.Nrmee" 81 biloen uno lid in Die
2iga aufnebmen 81 ~laiiet.
Der Sefretar bes @eiunO-
beitsamtes, Mm. %. Serring, teilt
In Dem 8erid)t fir ben Monat Mfai
NIT, onB Die 3uitanoe in Den bieli-
gen Mil1gelddften iebr b~efrieoigen-
Der Natar leien uno oaB Die duf Den
Marft gebrahte Wfild ebenfalls BON
gutter Qaialitdt aetpeien lei.
ungefdbr 90 Sffi5iers.@ spi-
ranten i'm Camp 5unlton baben am
Mitttpod) Observation-Disclosures Dit
5iers : Grannen beitanoen uio lper-
Den in einigen 3agen ibre aommii-
lion pom ariegs Miniiterium IN
Nafbington 5hgeidift erbalten.
Der bieiige Marine 8efrutie-
r1ings Sffi5ier flagt ooriiber, Dob
es nit Der &efrutierliug migenblid-
lid febr lanslam sebt; ieiner BE
haliptut1g nad) itebt infer 8e5irt
tucit gegem anoere 5uriif.
Boli5ei aommilior Soutbet
snad,t befannt> oaB in 3ufunft ole
sir ben @ntomobil 8erfebr erlalIe.
men Sroirail5en aufs idarhte ourd)
aefiibrt tperoen. 3en automobilt
geIibern, Die nod INNER Die grelen
b~lenornoen 2ampen baben, iperoer
5ebn Gage 3eit gegebens oieielbcr
nbsubIenoen ODER iif nelle an5uld)af'
fer. 9as alI5li ihneae 5abren iou
ebenfads GuFboren uno 3ntpioerban'
0elnoe meroen unnafiidtlif einge.
Etefft un6 ftrens beifraft.
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Grtie Yrefe fit geras: 9ounertag Den 1877. SUM 1917.
8.

= Oos teraniihe Sl1prem @es
ridt bot ettiGieOen, BOB BET Ser fir
oos S6lieBen Ser Saloons porge<
ihriebenen t3eit Die rirfltfe Sonnen-
5eit mo ni6t ote sur 9eqnemlidt
felt llllo @lei6nrdBigfeit bon ben 81
Ienbab1tel1 lno Sen SelegrapbenA8e=
ieGl6often allgenomn1ene Stonoarb-
5eit s1 nerlteben it,. Ser Inter
ihieo 3uiiden Ser 5tanoaro5eit uro
Der Sonnen5eit Der 50. uro 80. Mez
rtoiane, 5pii1en oenen 3. 9. I'M
lere Staot San Mntonio liegt> be-
trdgt ettpu 33 ODER "a MinutetL neil
ut Iere gtanoarb5eit DOM 80. Meri=
oian an gerednet miro. 0a ser 3eit=
urtteribieo BON SHERIDAN SIT Meri-
oian bier Minuten, fir 81a 9angen=
grooe allo "a Minuten betragt, 10
boben oie Suloonleute, oie ieet I'm
$50 id)lieBen ml1Bten, ca. 33 bis
"a Minl1ten langer 3eit uno brau=
den crit INT 10 l1br 5u5umaden.
= Ser Sure 5000 & Drug &onl=
miliar Soffmann BON @uitin bat it
eir1em Drug Store in %2ipitgiton,
Holf Gol1ntp, eire Gllotttit0t Sdnpe<
fel norgefunoen ser itarf uno IN
bo6it gefdbrlifer @eiie NIT @rlenif
permii6t lit. Der aommilidr giem
it'd Miibe feit5uiteIler, BON pelfeln
8robgeidqft ser S1mefel gefauft
I'll, ga Ser 9ruggiit bas nidt nit Sc
miBbeit iagen fam. gs miro ange-
non1nlen, oaB oos 9raparat III
ipriinglid fiir @ieb-u Dippen" BE-
itimmt ma l1no ans @erieben ais
retner S9pefel fir meoi5ineaen
Bebrali6 berfauft tpnroe.
Das ariminol Expectations
geridt bat Die omDiitriftsgeridyt in
@olbington Gollntp iiber Die Ne=
ger Gbmuflo CHARLES uno Ben Dc
bis per5angten Sobesurteile beitas
tigt.
Sn Corpus Gbriiti lit Mife
@rigbt, Ser friibere sberiff BON
geueces Gountp, I'M Sitter BON 60
SSabren %geitorben. @rigbt bate oas
Mmt pier5ebn Sabre befleioet; er
mar BET Der leeten 8abl niht mieoer
ols aanoioat aufgetreten.
g. 6. 8pro, ser Staot=Wear-
ldua bon @lgin, pltroe ant Drift
podJ in Der N1be BON Sen1ple in
einem gntomobil 7 lnfaa idrper pers
lest.
Gin 8emobner oes SrteS
Donna Namens @ia InOerion lit
inter Der anflage perbaftet lporoen,
oie BORT pobnenoen Dferifaner olrh
aGerlei Shauergei6ibten gum Ser
lallen bes 2anoes betpogen 81 baben.
Ger @ouperneur bot Die BID
unter5eid)net, pelde Ste 9emiai-
gurg fir sic peridieoenen Gr5ie-
bungsanitalten, nit Musnobme Der
l1nioeriitdt, mad)t. Die geipilIigung
fir oie ltnioeriitat, meld)e Ser @on-
perneltr nit ieinem geto belegt bat,
beIdaft ii6 alf $t,629,406. ard)
Die 8ia, nel6e Dem Senat geltat-
tet, BON Ser 8nnoesregierung 8elo
fir Observation-Disclosures @r5iehtig
a%ftsulebmen, lit pom @oupernenr
ulrtcr5eidnet.
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Mgentnr @ehiel.

Sans sole lit nidt lanser
staeat Ser nGreie Hreiie fit Teras"
si.r aell-8raunfels, Seguin, Ma.
rioa i.35o ltmgegeno.
Sic geebrten 2eier Ser ~Greie
9reiie fiir Seras" In Neu-
8rounels unb l1mgegen6 fins
gctetHL 3ablungen fir Mborne-
allcnts an &errn Otto SefIie
pber an uns oireft gu Ieilten.
9ie expedition.
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Wrunbciaeutmms lebcrtraaunaeu.

Sila 9(bbids an Brilliant Sbeioagt
9lnteil an 1921 Ader 2ato; $25 H.. q
Scnero @ar5a an 8iliam Sbei,
paat, Mnteif an 46 Mder 2anb; 81 II. q
q. 6. @iIareal unb Srau al @iaian
Sbeipagt, Mnteil an AS Ider 2nno
S9SS. 80.
g.. 6. mno 81. @. @antt an 5. o
Sasmer, @runrltiid i'll Eos @ngele!
@. 6. Sitllipan uno s.. s. @agen'
fe6r al Die @ereinigteu Staaten Dor
Mmerita, @rllnoitiid inn neuen eitps
Bind 1871. $4,000.
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Das &sriegsbepartentent bat es
abgelhlaaen, oie our6 Die groBen,
ldymeren 2alt 4utomobile beida=
oigten 2onoitraBen reparieren 5t
laifen. gs 7dgt3 Sic b~etroffene1t
Counties bitten ia iaiib &orteil
ourb oen @erfebr ge6obt. 9eln
miro Is ober 3eit> Dab gum Bet
Ipiel Sic StraBe nod 2eon Springs
lflelfnigit in Heparatllr genommen
miro, oenn tie befinoet iib il einem
Idauoerbaften 3uitanoe = an matt
hen SteGen tit lie fanm poliier-
bar. 9atte man glei6 5n Mn-
fang, ols Der StraBen0amm ST SER
brodeln begonn uno ebe iid Die
fleinen uno groBen 20der biloeten,
oufgefiiat uno feitgeitampft ODER ge-
roat, tpie oies anoerstpo gei6iebt,
10 mare man NIT gerin9en unfo=
item odbon gefonmen. Iber bon
oo1erboftem StraBenbou bat man
bier menig @lbnung. @e%rfinoigte
ood fiir5ii6 crit Elm Gonntpridter
i'm noroli6en Seros ais groBe @id)=
tigfeit, es lei biaiger nno prafti=
Id)er, gan5 nelle StraBen 5u banen,
ais 5erfollene gu reparieren. SSn ae-
lpiiiem Sinlte mag Dies rtftig iein,
neil man bier ni6t peritebt, cine
StraBe in Oronung 81 balten u1o
uartet, bis lie tit @runo uno 30
ben perborben lit. Mlein Die 3eit
miro fommerl mo- man INIT
oem @eloe, oas iett IN groBen Gum
men peridmenoet miro, balsbalte=
rid umeeben uno it'd nod Spar=
iamfeits : Metbooen umieben mub.
@eil er Shriften i'm geiit
botte uno perteilfe, Die gegen oie
Ser. Staaten unb gegen England
aeridtet iino, lit Ribaro 8alter, elm.
Mngelte1ter Der Traction Company,
bonn Bun6es &ommiiidr 81. g..
gotparos fiir fem Grlheinen Dor Ser
gnnoes : @ranoiurp inter $4,000
@iiraidaft eelteGt tporoen.
Sim Mittmob lit in Der bieli-
gen lutberiiben ct. Sobannisfir6e
Die Notwithstanding bes tera-
nilfeit lutberiihen Spnobe in Git
ung. gs nebmen ungefabr $50 Ha-
loren uno Delegaten al Ser Ser
fammluns tell. Die 8erfammllng
oallert bis gum Wontag.
Die ~14iabrige Giolu Sapio-
Jon, Die felt 5reitag abeno aus III
rem glterrHaule peridapu1oen NOR.
lit antM ittmod ibrer 5umilie ipie-
ser sugeFiibrt moroen. Gas Mdb=
her muroe am 9ienltag abeno bon
Dem Milhfarmer Soc Sbomplon an
oet l1fern Der Seona lule I'M Sroll-
me m~onoelno angetroffen unb BON
oieiem nod ieinem 5auie gebradlt-
gbomplon bena6riftigte oalin io=
fort sic Sberiffs Office nno Elm
geamter brahte oas Medbden nad)
&aule.
- $500 Soloaten BON Sort Gam
@oniton mo pom 6lligfeloe iparell
an Mittpod] @dlte bes 9ot @els
Sotels~ Gen Soloaten luuroell Die
gdiber 5ur @erfiigung aeitelt uno
mebrere 9rd)eiter Iorgtcn Fiir &urr3-
neil uno tlnterbaltung.
Sn 8erar GorntD lino. am9iens-
toa 5000 militdrpflidtige 9eu-
te regiitriert fporoell. Sierpon fom-
men auf Die Stoot 1908 uno auf
Ole ldloIiden Yre5infte 1896.
9ie bieiiae .. 90. 6. u. @e,
Iellidaft bot o9ibertp" Bombs i'm Be
TRACE bon $4,000 ge5eibnet; es mer-
ben Nnitrengungen genaft, Die
3eidnlngen bis auf $4,000 gu err
boben.
Im 81. slnguit ioa I'M Camp
Suniton bel 2eon Springs Elm 5pei-
ties llebungslager fir Offi5iers-@s-
piranten etabliert meroen.
l~lnlere 0iitriftridter baben
San $. @omaro abermafs 5um goun-
tpEs(noiteiir erllannt.
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