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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13

Washington, Feb. 49,
Demands for release of the
American prisoners of the
Yarrowdale will be made on
Germany, it was stated to-
day.
With the demand will go
an explanation that the
United States is not Selling
German ships or crews and
is interested only in seeing
that the ships are not sunk
as Instructions to American
harbors.
Germany's tactics toward Ambassa-
dor Gerard and other Americans has
aroused officials anger. and official
notice that the Yarrowdale prisoners
are again detained in Germany. has
only served to increase this spirit to-
ward Germany.
GERMAN CITIZENS SAFE.
The state department said last week
Germany would learn Of this govern
ment's position toward German ships
and crews and indicated 1t would for
ward Secretary of War Bakers state
ment on the subject as reinsurance
to Germany. Officials supposed until
They heard of the detention Of the Var
rowdale men, that Germany had been
convinced of the safety OF her citi-
zens here.
The Yarrowdale prisoners were to
have been released just before the
break in relations. Now Germany has
notified this government, however, that
she Is OBTAINING them in that country
because OF absence of information as
to treatment of Germans here.
ARMAMENT OF SHIPS.
While the Yarrowdale subject is be-
fore state department heads, the ques-
ton OF armament for American mer-
chant ships is absorbing President
Wilson's attention. 1t was expected
that he would rule on it today or to-
morrow.
In any event the. government holds
steaofastly to the view that they are
entitled to armament, and Is trying to
furnish some means Of providing 1t
either directly or indirectly.
OPPOSITION EXPECTED.
Some congressional opposition to the
move is expected, especially as Senator
I.aFollette has already moved against
such armament in peace times.
Tie state department announced that
as its first step it has instituted in
quiries regarding Germany's intentions
about the prisoners.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
UNITED NATION AT
BACK OF PRESIDENT
DECLARES WHITMAN

Cleveland o., Feb. 13.-President
Wilson will have back of him a united
nation IN which "partisanshIp is sunk
deep in the earth in case OF war with
Germany
This sentiment. expressed last night
by Governor Whitman at the banquet
Of the Hughes league in honor Of Lin
coins memory, was greeted by a
storm of cheers, while weIr known
Republicans of the state and nation
applauded in patriotic fever.
As side-line Governor whitman
declared he was positive Lincoln be-
lieved in presidential suffrage for
women.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
URUGUAYAN CRUISER
REPORTED SEIZED BY
BRITISH OFF BRAZIL

Buenos Aires, Feb. 13.-An "uncon-
firmed report" printed today In the
Standard, Buenos Aires. English
newspaper. asserts that British cruis-
ers have seized the uruguayan cruis-
err Uruguay off the Brazilian coast
and towed her to the F'alklands. The
reason given for the seizure. according
to this report, was that the ship was
sending wireless messages to German
ships.
The Uruguay is a cruiser of 400
tons built In 1910 and carrying two Al
inch guns: four ~ Founders, six one
Founders and two torpedo tubes. She
has a speed Of % knots. The Uru-
quay and the DE Julio furnish the
total OF Uruguay's listed navy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
LANE OF CRUISERS
ACROSS THE OCEAN

New York. Fob. I3.-England has
established a veritable lane from the
shores of America TO British ports,
guarded by warships, which are in
constant touch by wireless. commun-
ication between the patrol ships and
tho admiralty is never interrupted so
closely is the chain of guarding ships
drawn. This was clearly indicated to-
day by passengers arriving from Eng
land.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
TRAINED RED CROSS
DOGS ARE OFFERED
TO THE GOVERNMENT

Chicago, Feb. 13.--Albert w. Itch
field. Of Libertyyille. ILL.,. . German
American, has offered his trained Red
Cross dogs and himself to the United
States In case Of war.
For years he has trained and bred
Red Cross dogs. as hobby. His cross
bred Airedales AMI German police dogs
can follow scents. find mock" wound :
ed men. and do many other useful
things.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.

London, Feb. 13.-F'ive persons were
killed when a submarine sank the
1899 ton White Star liner Afric, It
was reported.
Seventeen Of the crew are said to be
missing.
The Afrc was on government SER
vice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
PICkETS INCREASED.

Washington, Feb. 13-Despite a
temperature of two above zero, the
coolest the capital has had in three
years, the suffrage sentlnels at the
White louise increased their numbers
today to the largest Guard since they
began their picketing. Fifteen stood
outside the gates in the biting wind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
BIGGEST Prize

Continued frcrl First Page)
er service between Liverpool and Aus
tralia. They did not know whether
she was now in admiralty service, but
assumed she had been Communicated,
like other large liners. for troop trans
port service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
PLANNED TO EXTEND
RESERVE SYSTEM TO
THE PHILIPPINES

Washington. Feb. 1s.-In order to
facilitate commerce between this coun-
try and the orient. the federal reserve
board is considering plan to desig-
nate the National Bank OF The Philip
pines as correspondent for the federal
reserve bank Of San Francisco, it was
learned today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
AMERICAN WOUNDED
IN THE SINKING OF
STEAMER SANDMAN

London, Feb. 13.-Three Americans
we're included among IS members Of
the crew Of tho steam Saxonian, sunk
by = submarine Feb. 7, landed today.
w. e. Gard, one Of the Americans, was
injured. The others were Elwood
Moore and John Stefani.
Tho survivors declare that the Sax
onian's crow Of 80 left the sinking ship
in two boats. One Of these boats was
afloat IS hours before being picked up
and the other So hours.
The Saxoniar's boatswain died Of
wounds, and four Of the crew were in
jured.
London, Feb. 13.-Survivors Of the
steamer Saxonian, landed today, re-.
ported when that vessel was sunk Fob.
by a submarine, she did not attempt
to escape nor to use her wireless.
Two boatloads Of survivors were
afloat on the open sea for IS and SO
hours respectively before they were
picked up.
There were three Americans in ths
Saxonian's crew, but until the remand
err of the Survivors land tomorrow, IL
is not known whether any Of these lost
their lives.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13

Piano moving made easy. Call -.
reas!ey Transfer 4 Stornss Co.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
TO Be
MADE At ONCE
FOR RELEASE OFF
j. S. PRISONERS.
Germany to Be Called to Ac-
count for the Holding of
Men From the Yarrow-
dale, Captured by Sea
Raider.
INTERNED GERMAN
SHIPS NOT SEIZED

Government Officials Thor
oughly Angered by Tactics
Followed by Germany To-
ward Ambassador Gerard
and This Spirit Increased
by Latest Development.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13

Continued from First PaReo
der the direction Of julius Rosenwald
of Sears, Roebuck G. Co. Medicine and
problems of general sanitation will be
handled by a committee under Com
missioner Martin.
Willard said today that he held a
meeting yesterday in New York with
the heads of Is of the largest railroad
lines of the country. at which 1t was
decided to make the American Rail-
roads association the instrument for
handling all transportation of men and
supplies.
TRANSPoRTATIO PROBLEMS.
Committees Of railway presidents
will be organized in each of the four
military partments-northern, south :
ern, eastern and western-and the
problems Of each departments trans
portation problems will be worked out
by each divisional committee.
President Harris of the American
Association of Electric Railway lines
announced today that the electric lines
were ready to cooperate in any work
so that transportation can be made
continuous from electric to steam roads
and vice versa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
THE PORTLAND SUNK.

er Foreland has been sunk.
The F'oreland was a steel screw vcs-
sci of 1860 tons; registered at Lon
don and the properly OF the Ship
ping and Coal company, limited.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
CityDyeWo

Best equipped In the state: all kinds
o. clothes Cleaned. Dyed. ilepairsd and
Pressed. Phone ~ AND l3,H.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
UNITED STATES WILL Be
READY

Continued from First PaRe.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13
FAILED TO ECONOMIC.

The gentleman from Bingham coun-
ty" forthwith proceeded to state the
causes for the condition of the Re-
publican party. In chronological rota-
ton. First, he said, the fact the hidden
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-13

Patriotism was at its lowest ebb in
the history of the country, held Shad l..
iIodgin. and this was one Of the reA-
sons why the party was in such
straights; not the direct primary, for
he held that law was not responsible
for putting it out of power. Lack OF
vision and failure to lay down a def
mite policy and follow it out were
given as reasons for the situation.
Il come before you, not sour, but
seasoned and still Republican" de-
clared ID. w. Davis of American Falls,
defeated candidates for governor, when
called upon. He was greeted with pro-
longed applause. Mr.. Davis held that
the country lacked patriotism--the peo-
pie should stand by the president.
Introducing Representative Peter q.
Johnston, President Hawley brought
down the house when he said: From
the tropical jungle Of the banana belt
Of Idaho comes a man with fire In his
eye and roar In his voice. and now
we have Pete johnston
FAILED TO EcON0MlZE.
The gentleman from Bingham coun :
Nv" forthwith proceeded to state the
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11racl, GinbaitS fir
,,Deiltltl1> Nnterika" /!
Die intereiiante illnitrterte 8odlel,
idjrift Der SaslidJen Smaba
Sribiime.

93ieIe 2eier bon .Deittfd. .Gmeri.
ia, Der biitoriihert urlo bohinterels
ianten 8eitidrift Der G1gliden
Omaha Gribitne, baben ben 8uni9
ge1ltBert, 0iefelbe einbirlben rnD anf,
beipabren Su fonnerl. gBir tpuroen
0aourd) peronlaBt, eitlen ginbato
beritellen gu loiien liro gum Ser
faitf 3u bringeh Der ben 2elern @e-
legeubeit gibt, oieIe epodeuo6enoe
3eitihrift oufsnbetuabren, oern in
ip1terer 8eit miro Elm sSobrgang
oieier 3eiti6rift bon erbobtern @er-
te Ietn.
Die ginbanoe un1fofien Die gfltuts
rnern 0reier Mlonate ODER eines gam
5en sSabrgongs. Sic iino iebr ge-
ibmodboa NIT idtuarSen l1mi6l1g
ullo goIoeuer aufi6rift bergeltellt
nl0 fper6ett cine 3ier0e ieber 8i.
bIiotbef bilben.
Die gsreiie Der ginbattoe ftno
ipie folgt: 8olitdn6iger SSabrgaag,
ole 9lmnern bonn @onuerten ge-
liefert, gebunoen, $1.75.
ale gaunlmern zines gierteIiab.
res, bonn abonHenten eeliefert, ge-
bln0en, $3.50.
8olltdnoiger Sabrgang al[e
bon 9e1tidt glmerifa bon
Der GoeIidjen Gnlaba 8ribitne nod.
getiefert, eeblinoen, $500.
atle ghtntnern zines gierteliab.
res, bon Der EdgIi9en 9maba Gri-.
biine uahgeliefert, geburlben, $3.50
porto ertro.
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1lctter BibliCtbekar Nes
ucrcwcitl. SaftaerbMitC

Davenport, g., t6. San. Dos
slmt zines @ibIiotbef1rs 0es Sdn.
gerbunoes oes gloroneitens bLeibt
tn ben S1nben zines 3apenporters,
iiuo atpor fieI bic BohL ouf Germ
Otto Mlbre1t. 609 tpeltli9e 8. Ctr.
Serr Mlbredt iplroe bon Serru o..
O. StrebLoip bon Smabo, glebr.,
benz l6ngi1bripen gSrGiiOenten oes
Sangerbln0es 0es georoipeiters Sltm
8ibliotbef1r ernannt.
Serr 4lbre9t lit Witglie0 Der Sc
Iangsieftion Der Davenport. .Gurnge.
meinoe uno folet benz fiir5lidb ber.
ltorbenen Sobn o. u. g8unoer, Der
felt Der @riinDung oes 61ugerbun.
6es bes Noromeltens Bis at ieinern
Go6e bo3 Gbrenoult zines 8ibliotbe-
fdrs fiibrte, i'm 9lnte mad. g8ie
bel Serrn 8un0er, 10 Iiegt aud BEL
&errn Glbredt oie 8ertretung Der
Gangerf6nft 9apenpprts BEL benz
Saugerblnoe oes Nor0meIteas in
tpiir6igen &1noen. 5eIbItperltGn0,
lid] tptro Die 9efanntno1ung, bob
6as Intt 0es 9ibliotbefarg oe8 Bun.
oes In 9nberport bIeibt, groBe
Greuoe ltnter ben SGngern berbors
rufen.
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utarktberit1te.
fffEE'
!s,ieIiacr aearftberidlt.

(tlebermlitcIt rpH @iIinsfi 5ruit Co..
9raueen-s24s, 2sss. $2.75 Der aiiis; 25os,
2f6s, $500 per Sifte; aIfe aHoeren Gr5seH
$3.25; egtra faHeb, fpestaI, ssiite 25c tesirer
3itroHen-6Gneb S00s, 360s, $500 per aiite;
9lusaeipdbIt, 3oos. $50, s4.5o Der aiite.
@rapefsltit-36s, $3.50 per Siiie; 46s. 96s,
1915 nao 5ts, Gas. 89s $500 per siIte
NeintraabeH 9RaIasas. ie nab annIltdt
$500 bis $1,000; gntperers, wanrftpreis.
gseiBeIbeeren- Serfebs, 5000 per SAB, ss.25
pet aiite.
aannneH-4lsr per 8flne.
sgepfeE - SoHat6aHs. faHct. $3.50 ber aiite;
Sonaibans, ertra falEcb, $500; Grimes Sol.
ben. fancb. st.75; Grlmes @oIoen, erira
faucb, $500; slrf @Inds, egtra fancp,
$3.50: grt @fads, iancp. s2oo; arf aIad,
eelgbbHIlde $3.50 per aiite; gurf smperinIs.
$500 per SaE.
aartoiieIH- $500 GMTbeI
sabfaripffetii, 1926 Sdb; 2.1o Sdms.
eeHiiie-5elerie, falsf., S1.0O @ub.; eeEhe
Rii6eH, 5tedrlben, 9oitlHafen, 2lke tsr
RfIno; ssebI, &c per 9lnnb; ssnta6aapes
2izc psg Mib; aopffaIat $3.50 Ser grate:
eEumeHiobI. $3.50 scr @rate; @utien, 81 .25
per Suseuo; 1ometer, 5000 Der Crate,
si.1J fer Aorb; airie6eI. rpie 5ke per
&iS.. lils isaHifsst. s2.25 pes Crate.
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Nus tioeit point.

Ser bisberige GIerf oes 9iftrift.
geri6tes @. $. 3acef itno Der bis.
berige GoulttDoulpnlt $. VI. ytinol.
ion baben Sniammen eine Anlpolt.
firmo er6ffnet urD mer6en in @eIt
9oint rno g8isner praftiSiere1.
Die beige @etrei0eniiible bot Elm
glites @eihdftsiabr binter iieb. gs
founteu ben 9tttionareu 8ebn 4sro.
sent 9ibibenoe altsgeaablt perDen.
Die bisberieen 8eainten lDisroel
iDieoer eriu1blt, 0aritllter Der 9srGjis
Dent @. 8. q. 9teligb.
5. g. Sonlen, felt seyabren Der
uH0 8uMbaIter bon
Bros. bat iid etogiiItig
eetpeigert, Die aaiiiereriteI(e Der CT.
1ange State 8ortf III 8olIuit, eSo.,
uno miro ieinen uIten
Soften beibe9alten.
Saus 9Seoerien uno SRI. gaen
aauritlen, Sodter bon s. 2altritieu,
Br1iioent Der Cunning gountp 5Qr.
mer Union, ipuroen Iesten 0eittpoh
III Jrrrnont eetralit Gas iilnge
Boar miro cine 5orm in Der Ndbc
Der Sta0t be8ieben.
81. 9. &epuoIos, Scr @eIddfts.
fiihrer Der bieiigen &eIepbon Office.
bat iid NIT SRI. 9aoe O. 5IantntiuqI
Don SpnOal, 9. O., Die &oienfelleln
Der gbe anIegen Iaiien.
8illiorn Sitter. felt @aai 1886
lr6iibeut Der g9elt 9uilt gfotionoI|
Banf, beeiiIg am lesten 6reiiag, 0enI
II. Saailar, Dem 2S. 5abrestaee
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Das cciitltl1e 1,clk 5tett
hittcr Scr 1se9teriaro!
M6iUeiInng Ser Briebensber60n6Ian.
gen Ieitens Oer Alliierten bat
OGsielbe MIR mod feiter
geeint.

Berlin 16. San. (gson saarl SO.
g[derntonn &orrelponoert Der Gag.
Iihen Omaha Eribiine.)- Delttih.
lamb betrohtet Die antiporf Der 9lL.
Iiierten oi,f BITE nniertfaniihe Srie.
beusnote In feiner 8eile ais Grie.
nensbeoingang, lonoern oIs einpn
9etpeis, onB Die gnteftenl11te olif
Groberttngetl ousgebefl. Die gtote
iptro bier babin ousgelegt, oaB nm.
Ter eeipiifen geationen cine Ser.
fbiporung beltebt, Die ben 8ped
bat, 9eutIdIanb ou berni@ten. 3u
oiefer 9lnlidJt III oos oeittfde 8olt
eefontmen naAbem iih BEL 6ernieI.
ben Der erfte Stlirm Der GntriiIttng
fiber boB l1berIi1 anitloBenoe 8bra.
fengeorefd Der aIiierten geIegt bat.
lln0 oieIe glnlift bot 0osu beige.
trogen, onB BAG @oIf nttr nod nm
10 feiter binter ieiner Sfegierltng
ftebt utl0 ertidlolien lift, oie notio.
male 6reibeit uno bic GriIten3 oes
Reides Bic altfs aelBerfte ou Der.
tei6ieetl.
@1brenb bic gonae qlngelegen.
belt boutit abeefertigt tpirO, OoB man
ntht cher 1ui neitere 6rieoensDors
ihldge rehnen onrf Bis Die syriibs
iobroffeniibe Der aaiierten 3u ben
geiueienen Diiissil aeb5rt, tpirb Der
nod 2onoon einberufenen aonferens
Der gLlliierten allgenleines syntereile
entgegen gebradt. gLngelidts Der
Sntinde, oaf bic britiiden uno
franaofiihen Saolonialtruppen In Die.
fem 4rtege 10 fi,r6tbare gerIliite
erIitten baben uno man ii9 5ur
Groffnling elmer groBen Sritbiabrs
0ffeniibe onididt, 10 lit Oieie Qon.
ferenS Der Bremierntiniiter beOeu.
t1tngsbol. Winn bralidt mebr Sol
bnten -Ranoneniutter -it1o bic SEQ
lonien foIlen tpie0er otsbeIfen.
Die 9faiierten aber iperoen n1h.
ites Griibiabr nit ibrer 0ffenfipe
ebenfo lpenig @liid boben, mie Dor.
ber; oieies lit Der linerf6iitterlide
@laube 6es oeutiden 8oIfes.
s5p alien Gdi6ten oesIelben it'll
man bon benz @efiibl ourh0rungen,
OoB ote ein3iee anttport orf bic No-
tie Der auiierten cine nod fr1itigere
6ortietung oes Grieges ietn fam
nno iein ntiiB. 9eittidIano bat tuie.
oerbolt berfihert, oaB es feline Srie.
Oensbeoingungen erit oonn befonnt
MAIDEN miro, nenn bic 6rieoens.
OerbnnoInngen in oaer 5orm begon-
nen bobe1. 9eiitihIon6 bot i'm sSr.
tereffe Der Menidlidfeit bic Sono
yum 5rie0ett eeboten; man fat oie-
TeIbe BON fid getpieien itno Die Ser.
nltiport1tug fir tueiteres 8llltbergie.
BEN baben fonlit bic guliierteu 5u
Irngen.
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e. bc0ililaf bel Geit
Britcit Sil c6ntlitcrn!

Qorbon 16. San. - Gie 8eIt.
ntiniter @d3ette bot NIT Der ge.
iprehnns Der gteoe oes britifd,en
gtiniIterprdiibertten 2lopo @eorae
l1nger ais irgeno cine on6ere enoIi.
Idle 3eitung gemortet. Sic niBt in
einem artifeI ben g8orten 2Iono.
Georges, goab 0er 5ieg ihiper, etne
yeieoerl0ge aber ntnlogliA fei", ,
groBe geoeutung BET. oDieie 3or.
te, erfIdrt oas 8fott, ,iparoen fora.
f1ltig erlpoeen uro fie beoellten, ooB,
obmoIl mir utlierer gLniid)t na6 (iitlo
Die Briten baben nit ibren gLnIidlten
md INNER Oaneben gebauen) ben
SSeirt0 oarm berbiroern fonnen, ben
Gnbfieg sli getDitnen, es nod su be.
lDeifen III, Oh mir fiegreid fein
f0nneil.
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Gintuanccriiito i'm Hem
l1crk Inn lctSten .Jabrc!|
9ieTeEbe mar niAt grSEer aLe bic
isnise hon Srri Wlunaten 5is
ylOrmalseiten.

9aeip yort, t6. San. - Gie Sob.
resltntiitit bon g[liB Sslan0 fir
1915 ergibt, Oab bon ben $500
Dampfern ipeldbe ans nusI1noiid)en
$1fen i'm Safen bon gtetD yorf
einaetroffen ltrO, 1876 Donrpfer
aus elropGiIden uno anoeren SD.
fen 259,367 Qaiiagiere mitgebra9t
baben. 66,741 Berlonen fnnen In
Der l., $4,000 Berionen In Der 2.
@aiiite inO 1876 i'm 8miId1en.
bed. Die Gampfer gebSrten Is Der-
idieoenen Sinien an, utto insbelon-
0ere pnren bic Dompfer Der 9[meri.
can 2ine. Der acknowledgements.
uiihen ben nortueeiid.omerifani.
iben, Der griehiihen un0 itolieai.
iben 2inien patroniiiert. Die Gam.
pier Der glmeric1n Cine mahten
mohreno Oes sSobres so sSabrten|
nah Stem gorf unb bradten "a, 500
Bofiogiere NIT; Die Ddmpfer ber
ifanoinnDiid omerifoniiden 2iuie
brod)ten NIT 30 6abrten 1852
9Saiiagiere, bic 9ompfer Der norpe-
giih.ameritaniiden 2inie brahtenI
nit II Sobrten 1856 9aIIagiere,
Die griefiiden Dontpfer NIT 21|
5abrten 20,S00, Oie itoIiettii6enI
Dou1pfer nit ID ssabrten 1888
8aiiaeiere init. 8ie 9onpfer oerI
SolIanb. .9lmerifn.2inie, pelde qe.I
mobnIid oeiltide unO oIterreidilh.
itngnrii9e Giniueberer rnitbrinaert,
brohten NIT "a gobrten 15,50OI
Raiiagiere Die britiiden ltnb fran.
dOitihen 9anpfer iuaren febr ffipad,
beiebt. SSn normaIen sSabren tpies
gen bic 8iffern bon Orei gtonoten
Die 8iffern oes gmlsen Sabres 1916
nuf.
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SGl6iGbrlide @erlammlang bcV
@rOkHerpaltnnssrates hente
In Omaha.

Ser @roBberiualtungsrnt bes Or.
oeng Der Sermnnns-S -SSbne non Ne.
bra8fa b1lt bel4te nodniittag TN
3arton Sotel in Omaha feline balb.
iGbrIide 8erinntntliing ob, Inn bic
griifi,ng Der 8ii6er Doraunebmeu
uno au0ere borliegerloe @eih1fte Sll
erle0igen.
Die foIgei1oen @roBbeaulten lpob-
rlen Der Sibung bel:
8m. 95iepeHitod, @roBprdfioent,
@nDne.
Carl 0iobbe, @roBietretdr, 60.
Iunihns.
8rie gOI2p> @robidasnleiIter.
Seribner.
S. s. 2oblnonn, gorfiser bes
@roBberipdltungsrates, Settings.
Sobn G6inoler, Stantpn llnD
aug. q. goaHg, gebr. Gitp. @ei-
flyer.
Serr g8m. 8iepenitod, Der GroB-
pr1iioetlt beS Sroens mar Mofltag
obeuo III @Lattsnlo4tb, tpo ct bor Der
bprtigen 2oge cine Heoe iiber 2ogen-
ongeIegenbeiten belt unb iih baupt.
i66li9 NIT Der @rfldrltng Der neaen
@eritderuugSraten befaBte. Die
8eriauullluna mar iebr gut beiubt
nno Serr BiepenItod teiIt Der &ri.
biine init, Dob Die 2ogenbriiber ben
neiien Gnten eirt tpeitretdenoes Ser.
litonbnis entgegenbriugen. Ser Sr-
ben miro Ourn feline Ginfiibrling
feline Mitglieber nerlierelL I'M @es
eenteiI er miro iiinees 8lut getptr-
men nuo elmer geoeibli6en @nttpi-
delung ertgeget geben.
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Gdlnlratsfst,nna.

seS1 Der SfulratSitbtrg am 09ors
fog dben6 befiirnorteten bic SinarlS.
unb Observation-Disclosures cine @e.
fesborloge, lDelhe Der 2egislatur
sur annabme 1trterbreitet peroen
ion, tpona9 Die SdliloiItriftslteuer
bon ibrer ieBigen Marir1olbobe bon
25 pro @tiIe ouf 35 pro Mtle Der.
a1fgeiest tperben 6arf, irtbet ouf
ben gerluft Der Ginnnbne BON
$354.000 aus ben 8irtiddftsIisen.
fen birgetpiefen puroe.
Die 8argihoft bes S6asn1eiiters
@it0res in 56be BON 100000 tpar-
De fir gut befun6en.
SefretGr gourjes 8eridt bonn L.
aSanuar peiit Elm 9efiait bon $500.
468. 40 olif.
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eeiOrt an 9aneridllaf.

Ct. 2onis, DO. is. Son.-0ie
19.idbrise @OIOie Gobase befinset
ftn ieIt 0onnerstoe nbeno i'm ltaoti-
ideH aralifeubalie unb f)at ieitbevn
uiulnterbroden gei1tofen. Nndl
sIusIaeen ibrer l5hp1gerin, syraii
9aeIpiu Sabase. bat bns iunge
Nidbhen i'm lesten CONNER fdlon
Orei abnlide anfdIle eebubt. SRI.
Snnnae iuuroe ON Gonnerstae abenD
nuf einem 5traBenbabnluoeen Der
@ooioHoiit.2ilrie buiteriidb ipas nod
aniidt Der aer5te Die llriade oes
iein ion.
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9aft heraidltet anf G6renanlt.

gteu g)orf, 16. San. - @if[ioln
Soipar0 Saft bot oIs gbrenpr1iioent
0e8 8elt.@eridtsbofes religfriert.
Sn ieinem 8riefe an ben Sefretdr
Der Organization iaet Serr Gaft:
sd iebe mid gediDungen ais Sra,
iibellt Der 0rganilation slt refignie-
rem neil 10 bieI 3lueifeI ilber oieie
Organization ull0 Die 2iga altr Or
Siuinaitue oeS 5rieoens, III melder
if ebeihaIls cine perantinortIihe
5teIe inne babe, beiteber. OaB ih
es aIs meme 9fliht betradtp, Die
SteIle ais gbrenpr6iioeiit ibrer Or.
goniiation ouf5usebelt.
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Giirltiitltc Rational
Baftk 9e0riinNct!
Sritt NIT einem @apital bun 4,000,.
600 tirfiIdjrn 8fnRb
ins le6eH.

Berlin, 16. San. (GlufetnepeIde.) J
- Ser @i5eprGfioent 0es tiirfiI9en
8arInnlents, Suiiein 9inbio.8ei, iIt
gum 8iaepr1iioettteu ber neueu 0t
tout1nil6en Sectional. .Greoit.8ont er.
notnt lDorben. 3aS neue 8orlf.
inlttttt bot Elm senpitol bon A..
100000 tiirfiItben @ftnb, bon oenrn
bic S6lfte nnnitteIbur eingeSablt
ipuroe. Die Maebrbeit Der 9[nteiLe
befir0et iiH in ben Sdnben fleiner
2eute. gsoh g[bIauf Der &on3eIiion
Der 4atierIih Sttomnniihen 8anf
miro ons neue 8anfinItitltt cine
Stootsborf fDerbett lnto oos 3edt
Der gtotenousgobe srbnlten.
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Gleftriidle ItSbt nuf gEnto.

gtQbe "a. ulto glrbor Str, itieb
belte norgen elm 5traBenbdBnDa.
gen nit eittem Nllton1obil 5ttfarn.
men. Die 55i6brige sSrau GanLine
Sinfle bon 2O13 q. Str, Siio
9ulnbd, etne eSttfaTitn oes 9tittos
trug eineu SddoeIbrlid nnO atoere
8erIesungen oabon, pabrero Der
2enfer oes autos, albin Miner,
ebenfoIIs on aopf nn6 @eii6t Der.
lest pltroe. 8eioe ipnrOen nad 6enl
ct. sSoiepb Spipital gebroht.
sSrau Siutle lit Walitter bon orei
&in0ern.