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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10
Kearney Boys Caught
Red-Handed in Act
OF Burglarizing Store

Kearney, Neb., March 9.-(Spe-
cial. Frank Pickerell and David
Prather, both Kearney lads, were
caught burglarizing the Kearney
Hardware Co. store here last night.
Charles Hrahan, proprietor, heard
the burglars working on the second
foot of his place of business about
10 p. m. He called au officer, who
guarded the alleyway, while Shahan
stood guard at the front.
When the lads started out the
back way with their loot they were
halted by the officer, but dived back
into-the building. The Prather lad
ran down the front way into Mr..
Shahan's arms, while Pickerell was
caught hiding behind some barrels.
This is not their first pffense.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10
Omaha Man New Ticket Agent
For Union Station at Fremont

: Fremont, Neb., March 9. - (Spe-
cial. )-LeRoy Crounse of Omaha is
the new ticket agent at Union sta
ton to succeed c. H. Carter, who
has been promoted to superintend-
ent Of agents for the Nebraska divi-
sion of \ the Union Pacific. Mr.
Crounse for several years has been
clerk at the North Western~office in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10
Ask Return of Prisoner.

Lincoln, March Especial. y
The, governor of Ohio is asking for
the return to that state of George
Green, being held in Omaha under
prders of the sheriff tof Mt. Sterling,
D. Green is charged with forging a
note for $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10
University Head Quits.

Urbana, ILL.,, March 9.-President
Edmund James of the University of
Illinois has rendered his resignation
to the board of trustees. He has
held the Office for IS years.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10

New York, March 9-Miss Ina
Dayhof, clerk in hotel at Hagers-
town, Md, took the stand Tuesday
at the court-martial on Governors
Island of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, wealthy Philadelphia, boy
charged with desertion in evading
the draft.
Miss Dayhoff identified the de-
fendant as patron of the hotel for
many months during the period he
is alleged to have been fugitive.
He was registered, she said, as
James Carson"
The witness also identified James
E. Romig, ex-member of the Penn
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10

settlers of Holt county, who has
been i'll of influenza and the sleep
ing sickness for 10 days, died Sun
day morning at his residence here.
The funeral was held today. Burial
was in Calvary cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10
Furniture Store Sold.

Superior, Neb.. March 9.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Frank Southard
has sold his furniture store and un-
dertaking establishment here to
Phillip and Bleauvelt. They are
putting in a new store here and will
operate two establishments.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10

sylvania state legislature and former
Philadelphia magistrate, as having
registered with Bergdoll as III.
Watt" Romig, who has been de-
scribed at the trial as Bergdoll's
body guard" was brought to the
courtroom under subpoena.
Miss Dayhoff asserted there was
third member of the party. Army
officers expressed the belief that this
was Erwin Bergdoll, brother of the
defendant, also charged with
evading the draft. Erwin has not
been apprehended.
The prosecution expects to close
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10

: The exports passing out Of New
York harbor last year had greater
valuation than the combined exports
of Asia, Africa and1Auatralia
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-10

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
LEAGUE WOMEN VOTERS
OPENS HERE JAN. Il

Under the auspices Of abe League
Of Women Voters. a Citizenship School
will be held ii Annapolis. January IL.
IL and IL. III which All women of
Annapolis aud Anne Arundel county
are invited
Miss I4ayinia Engle. the Stale man
ager for the League. has prepared an
intensive course for these three days
and the sessions will be from 10 TO ~
in The morning 80 10 8 80 p. m,
With a lecturer for the evening ses-
slons
II is especially desired that each
district in the county be represented
b. al least two women who Will at
tend the school for the purpose Of
fitting themselves 10 conduct similar
schools In their respective districts.
and 10 this end the women Of Anna
polls viii open their homes any
Of the county women Who will come
for tie three days coursA
The topics and instructors Will be
published ii next week $ paper. and
the names OF those who desire 70
enroll FOR the school may be sent TO
Mrs. Robert Moss. SO Shipwright
street Annapolis, ald The enroll
ment fee Of one dollar will cover the
entire cost of the course
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
DR.. Alden Snenks

With Il most able guide Or Car
rali $ Alden OF the avail Academy
lie members Of the business and Pro-
ftssional Women's Club made very
d.lighlful and profitable tour on Mon
day evening through the realms Of
biography Floods Of light we're turn
"a upon many points which had hith-
erto been rather obscure in the minds
II most of Dr Alden's audience. The
lab members were particularly for
ilHate in having With them one who
is himself i biosraphtr OF great prom
i.e
With the presentation on next Mon
day evening of the Short Story, by
Professor McCahe of the Naval Acad-
envy faculty, the literary program for
die business and Professional
Nomen.s Club will be concluded.
Nj S.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
SENT FAMOUS WAR MESSAGE
Man Who Wiowagoed fstloId the Fort"
for General Sherman During
Civil Conflict, lie Dead.

Alfred Nye. member of the Federal
Signal corps during the Civil war, who
died recently at Lexington. Neb., Is
credited With having sent General
Shernan's famous message, "Ilold the
fort" to General Corse at AIlatoona
Pass. Ca. III 1864. During General
Sherman's march to Atlanta, the Con-
celebrates under General Hood with
drew and marched around General
Sherman. hoasllug back toward Ten
nessce. planning thereby TO cut the
Union line IF communication.
The point chosen by the Confcd-
crates WIS Allatoona Pass, guarded
by two little forts on either side Of
the railroad, the garrison being formed
Of a small brigade under Lieut.. Col. j.
+. Tourtellette. When the Confederate
army began its attack Colonel Tour
telIotte asked for help. General Corse,
With the nearest troops available, at
Rome. Ca. was ordered to reinforce
the pass. He was able to move only
few hundred men.
The battle ragged through the
night AMI the following day, the Union
nen refusing 10 surrender tile fatt
Meanwhile Sherman WAS exchanging
signals with the men whenever the
smoke of battle driftcd aside. until he
was able to have Alfred Nye wigwas
TO them: Hold the fort" The Con-
federates retreated and continued their
march TO Tennessee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
v. c. BASKETERS BOW
TO MIDSH|PMEN'S FIVE

TIE Naval Academy won at basket
ball from Washington College yester-
day afternoon By the score OF 81 10
s. The AlIdshipmen played a strong
defensive game and passed we'll, but
he shooting was not particularly
good. except that Of Byerly. who
Gagged Inc ball nine times. some being
on quick shots from difficult posi-
tions The score Of the first half was
IS 10
As ii the first game this season, the
Navy players kept their opponents
from scoring from the floor all six
of Washington / points being on goals
thrown by Robins after fouls The
visitors put UP fairly stiff defense,
and though The Navy made the usual
large number OF changes, they we're
no. until more than half OF the sec
ond period had passed, and all OF
the Nays points we're made when
the regular team was playing. Line
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
BELIEVE DANIEL BOOM MADE
ENPEHpFION iNF' ". w
agsx The A..aela.eh I,re...l

HUNTINGTON. Is NA ll'tt
That Daniel Raone. famed iitl'eky
nn4a made .}n cape Hl,i into
Nayna nn3 Iinco.n eadt,,. Nest
Virginia. during his earetf le IS
lief Of parry d nmhsr wae
recently discovered rs a,.n
Boone chlsled IL a large flsk y the
mouth Of a eaTs on Psnt Is e Four
Mile Creek. Lin SIN at'l %
Nayne iii,
Tie forms OF tlle ietJer said e
With the nasi, Boone
Kentucky The rock Delrias llt ll4tae
Ill Lincoln county N laeatta IA fe-
mnI4 and Wild section
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
OPERATED ON AT
BALTIMORE HOSPITAL

Many inquiries have been received
today by The father OF Charles Stern,
who was operated upon Yesterday at
the Union Protestant Infrnary, Bal
timore for appendicitis.
The Young man is doing as well as
can be expected, although the opera
ton was quite a serious one. a per-
ton Of the appendix having sloughed
on
The operation was performed by
Dr Finney the attending physician
beng julius Friendenwald. Young
Stern ii the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stern Of this city. IDS mother
II constantly at his bedside and his
father who is here keeps in daily
communication by telephone as 70 his
sons condition The young man has
many friends here who hope for his
speedy recovery. He is generally a
fayorite because Of his thoughtful con-
sheraton OF others, his good man
ners and courtesy TO everybody
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
MISS SANDS DIES
AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS
tcentsaaea Pem rage u


boy without hal In those early
days i MS not the lad for boys and
aen 10 30 without hats. and General
NJ hiagion asked the boy where was
his Ia, aud whose son was he. The
lad replied he had no HAT and he was
t'harl 8re@ei son The General
took fraal poke; money and gave
II 10 Ii buy d hat
Tnt s' house tae home Of
the fore Of the deceased was
.lso visited Ds Genera LAFAYETTE on
the OCCASION Of his las visit 70 Anna
him 4 resellion On college ampus. AZ
ahici Misc sarah sSads. then young
girl. VAS present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
now HR RNBEB kfpNEY TRoU BLE

i had i severe attack Of kidney
trouble and for three weeks could not
GET Out of doors ana scarcely out Of
bed. writes G. q. Brewer Village
Springs Ala Could not bend over al
lii @itaont tie most excraciagsng
pains purchased a bottle Of RMey
Kidney pills Was relieved after iirst
fcp doses and continued their use an-
til completely Cured consider
Folss kiaAes Pills the best kidaey
remedy il tie A0Tld. 40 reearrenCe
o1 nv trouble - ADV
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
Hospital Beard Meets

This morning the regular mid
month meeting OF the Annapolis
Emergency Hospital Association was
held a tbs hospital, with q full at
tendance OF the BOARD membership.
Only routine business was trans
acted The hospital is reported 10 be
iii q fine condition and everything
running snltsasAly. 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16

Urging the construction Of roads
with concrete base and hitamin-
Gus or concrete surface. Sadler point
ed out that the cost 10 repair the
Lincoln highway between Philadelphia
aud Pittsburgh had been a','s ! nile.
While the cost of repairng 4 con-
crete road had generally averaged
SlOo q mile
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
Schools Close Thursday

The public schools Of Anne Arundel
county will close on next Thursday
December % for the Christmas holi-
days
Christmas this year falls on safur-
day. and tho eye of Christmas IL al
ways school holiday The school
HOLIDAYS vill extend until Monday,
January 9. 1921, Nem Years failing on
SATURDAY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
sn,urd.a, stor, Hour

Mss EnIlv Rawlings Will mfe ths
n}I unaer Ten YEARS 81 age n fa'
next SATURDAY afternoon ial
f ss}.A iIuur This innsNasl9n WI
TN hs ilaedsi ul. af:er il'
s. holsiass. aHl January 50
A. ,Ae .3Ftt If the next meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16
Piles { uretI In i To II DAYS

Druggists refund money If PAZ0
OINTMENT iails to cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding Or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Pics. and
YOU can get resttul sleep after first APP
nlieafi0n 60c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16

Novel dresses in sim MORE have
appeared in Paris. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16

Goals from field Naval Academy,
Byerly (9l. Mckee 81, Barnes (2l
Ault Waters Goals from fouls Ma
val Academy. Mckee Is i'll 81 Wat
tiers tnone in ~ Washington, Robins
t6 in 100 Substitutions Naval Acad-
envy. Maiiiich for Byerly. Davis for
Mckee, Johnston for Ault, sParr for
Barnes, Lenhart for Waidiich, Blue
for Davis. Jordan for Johnston, Lyons
for Waters. Greber for paT; Wash
ington, Bankard for RusselE Gray for
Gould. Referee-Mr McDevitt, Uni-
yersity of Pennsylvania. Time Of
halves. 20 minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16

black serge is emhrolderei IN white
proee1ain beads
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-16

Fur faced and cut brims are smart
millinery notes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-29
Japafter treteft I'M
Stbiriea berrile, atif

Gofio, 20. april. (@ers0eert
l1niteo 4reb.) 9as &riessanlt mel
bette beitte, oab oraitiide 9laBnab.
men eetroifen fino, iim gfube urto
Sronung in Dem bon bon Saponern
beiebten @tbiet oufredt 5u erboI.
ten. @lle befuaffneten Sfiliien iino
oufeeforoert iporoen ietes @ebiet
al berIaiien. auf ittb ole ruff.
.i6en &rieesififfe, 8offen gsatt-
tion uno 2oeerBduier iterbnIb Der
bon Saponern fontroIlierten Gone
an biefe cits5uIiefern. Gin oabin
loittenoes llltilnatirm lit ben RuIien
geiteIlt fucrhen. Die 8erbinoingen
at 2onoe ntiiiien iofort ipie6er ber-
seiteIlt meroen. au6 bnben fib ruff
Iiide $riippcn bon n6nter beitinnt-
ten Builften on Der trans. s.iibirii9en
gnbn auriid5uaieben.
Gs ipirb ferner befamnt eegebet.
SoB afpei japoniide &riegsibiffe
2ruppen bci Meranorotpsfp, 400
MeiIen norolih bon 8IaoibiItof ge.
Iesen eel1nbet baben. Die ruff
iden Mnnnidaften aoeen iid obne
aarHpf airiid.
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Rcpmblikanii6er plan
fir SclSatensBcnms
SoIoateH fOnneH suiiden fiinf Der.
idicbsnen Siilfsihitemen
luablen.

8aibington 20. april. - 9ie re.
pnbIifoniiden 0litelieoer bes $ols.
fonlitees fiir Wlittel uno 8eae bod
iib entidieoen bem SiiIfsplone fin
bic Solooien cine 9eriiderlingspoIi.
5e binau5ufiieen 0eren @ert ourdJ
3inies5inien onipddIit unb ouf ipeI6e
ourh ieoe goitofiire anIeiben ge.
nlobt iuerben. Gt- entIoiicnen Sol.
6oteu fonnen apiiden 5 peri9ieoe.
nen Siilfsipitemen Ip6bIen. 1. Cine
@elopr1Inie bon $i.25 fiir ieben
Gag oes 9ienites; 2. Siilfe beim
anfouf bon Sarmlonb, iueIdes Die
&eeierllng urbnr MAIDEN uiro; 8.
Siilfe beim Artauf bon Stabttpob-
iutngen; A. SiiIfe IN Der ausbil.
bung; 5. 2ebeusberiiderung.
Ser 8eritderiingspldn lit Der an.
3iebenoite. ssiir Die 400 3oge 9ienIt,
bic oiirdidnittIid ieoer SoIoat ge.
babt bat, miro nn@ 20 Sobren cine
9oli5e bon $t,857 an ben SoIooten
ooer iofort nnd ieinem 9o0e an
ieine erben ais6e5ablt.
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Sit&crslr lrneterer mnter
1lnklaac aeiteat
stlcincre Slide in yleiu gort mnS
Colorado i'm glet; 3nder segt
nodI bOber.

Sieip gorf, 30. April. I.-gluf biz
bon Der aflieeen6en SGpaoron"
Der &egierlmss.8uder er.
brahten 8eiDeiie bin. boben biz
9unoes 0rObgeidfuorenen slpei
6irlnen megen 3ufcrtpu6ers unS
cine onoere iueeen 9reistreibereien
in 4ortoffeIn unter 9lnfIoge eeiteIlt,
Die betreffenoen ssiriien iinO bic
8oIlItreet- -Mafler 2eon sSsrael &
Bros 81. 6. Sberburne uno Der
giofIer g[norem Spooe.
9neblo, Colo. 20. 9lpril -Ilor.
ris Sweolnn in0 8nbio Cohen, Die
Snbo6er ban sluei 01otlereeidaften
in 9enDer, tuur0en iuegen glafipei.
deriing bon 3uder bon ben Bun.
oes. .@robaeidpOreuen unter gfutlo.
&c geIteIlt.
Son 3rancisco, Gal, 90. g(pril.
Die @eitern Sugor Eefining
60. bot einen @rlmopreis ouf 3uf.
fer bon $50 70 fin bunoert 9funo
9ies be6eutet cine
Greiserbobuns bon 1915. Gem
aoniitmentan miro Der 3udcr
$26.25 boS Sliu6ert foIten.
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6efattaene in Belfait
oeben ait PiafteeritreiE

8eIfoit, Srlanb, 29. glpriI. .-8e.
gen 200 Sinn Geiner iinb I'M @e.
f1ngnis bon 9elfoIt om lesten Mon.
tag on oen Streif geganget,, o[s
Der @efdnaniseouberneur lire Sor.
0eri,ng anf itnbebinete 8reilaIiune
abiding. s3ier @efangene mubten
bereits benl 6oipitoI iiberlpieien
tperoen. Dos @ef1ngnis lit Itarf
bon SoIbatan betpa9t nno NIT eIef-
triiiertem StadeIora1t umgeben.
2onoon. 80. gfpril. .9ie Demon.
itrotionen Der Sitm sSeiner Dor
6em @orlripco6 Scrttbbs @eFGng.
nis fiibrten gu acknowledgement
nit einen 8olfsboufen bon Gnti-
Sinn Sem @eftnnitng. 8eridieoene
GerIonen pltrOen berlebt uno 5tuei
iriife grieiter riBbanoeIt. auf Die
Gtrabenoenonitra folgte feine
@nttuort aus oem Snnern 6es @e-
fdneniIies. sSiinf Sungerltreifer
nInBten ius SoIpital eingeIiefert
tnprApY1
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1900 Stimmen erbnlien. Moob
bot s 8iitriftsbelesaten erbalten uno
@oroing 36.
lleber 10000 geanen tultr6en elm.
gef9rieben; bon Oieien bo6et Sobn.
ion un0 SCOOTER Die meiiten erbnl.
ten.
Sobnfpn sibt GrflGrnns ab.
sd bin .iiber Oos @obIreilf.
tot in Stem sSerfep iebr erfreiit@ !,
iagte Senntor sSobnion. SD uftter.
no9n1 ben &arnpf in jenetn Stoote
obne oaB mir porber cine Grgoili-
iation aitr Seite itito. gfir tDur.
De geiagt, bob Sooo BORT alle Sean.
0i0oten nit fiinffader Mebrbeit
idlngen ipiiroe; iitbeiicn bat 0as
@obIrelaltat ergeben, oaB mir fat
bic gIeide StinunenaabI erbaIten ia.
ben. Sd betrodte bas @ablreiuItat
in Seem sSeriep oIs oaS bernerfens.
perteite in meif1er bisberigett Sam.
pogne. @igelltiinlIi9e llntltdnDe bat
0os 8ahlreiultat in geetp sSerieD
ouf5uneifen. g[lle paar 5tuftoen
miro oosielbe rebioiert Srgertb Sc.
mon0, Der @rfabrung in oieier SIN.
itd)t bat, ipei6, mas Dieies beoeutet.
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Specialization SebulS
an foapierpreifcn

8nibineton 90. g[pril. - ssor
Dem Senatsfolnitee, oas oie gapier.
not unteriud)t, erflGrte George Wec.
anenp @eid)aftsfiibrer ser Seem
gorfer Simes, oaB Die geeeniuarti.
gen boben Worftpreiie fir 9rass.
pnpier auf SpefuIarten 3uriid8ufiib.
rem ieiett meIbe ben geringen 8ors
rat an 9rudpopier oeru1aBen fon.
trollierten, Oab 8apier I'M offenen
O}arft 5lpei- oOer oreirnnl iooiel TO.
lte, oils ullter &ofltroften gefouftes
Rapier. 8erIeger bon Gropioence,
9olton PHILADELPHIA, 9ittsbura
1tno Baltimore iper0en Dor oeat SEQ.
mitee erideineh OeIien Grnlittel1it
gen onf Die SerlteIlungsfofen, oil
&erfdufspreiie, oen @erbraltfl, bos
an5eigepeien inio oen @uGer oils.
geoebnt tper6en. Bon an0eren 3elt.
gen iDeroen Die 8reiie oes Drlld.
popiers oIs unoeridGnlt beseihHef,
lno bon einigen aIs @egenlnitteI bic
GinIteGnna bes eegenieitigen lteber.
bietens empfobIer.
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Gint9itftg i'm 1scnarcfs
iibcr tpaiHerkraft<BiM

@oibingion 30. april. - gtn
l1ebereinfomnlen in Der @aIier.
frdft.gorloae tpltrOe geitern 5fpi.
ihen ben aoitferen8alitglieOerll oes
Senats unO bes Sauies er5ie[t. 4ie
burd Die &oaferena porgenpnlnIellpn
Genoerungen Der uripriingIiben
gorlage iperoen erlt befannt gefundu
Deroen, tuenn Der &unferen5berim
Dem Sauie .boreeIegt miro. 9Ibg.
Cid miro Gle 8orIoge eirbringen.
Wan ertuortet, baf3 ioipobl oos Sous
oIs aud Der Senot Die Sade fofori
in @ngriff nehmen iper6en itr6 10
einen Streit Inn bic @eIesgebltng
iiber Die apntroIle Der @aIierfrofi
beenoigen, her 10 Sabre lang ge
6oliert bot.
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Heaicrmno Ser caiiheit
ecgen Rcfc beitbnlSiot

8aibinetou, go. 9[pr. - SIN &c.
nat fritilierte Sen. @aper, Gem, oie
Reaierltng i'm nIlgemeinen uno oas
ArbeitsOeportenlellt i'm beionoeren
fir Die 9ahldIiigteit I'M @rgreifcn
geeigneter MdBreeeln gegen Die Ser
breituns oes &ooifaIisrnus unb er.
flarte, oab bic 5relinoe ser unItiir5.
leriiden Ofoten biz IN sSpbe Stel-
len" eeiunoen tperoen. gtod ieiner
@niidt lit Die Edtigfeit 3ur Inter.
minierung unb gum Stur5 ituierer
Reeierung int 3unebmen begriffen.
Ser &ongreB iei .ait unteripiirfie ee-
gen Die Goroeriingen Der organizer.
ten arbeit" iino Meber 1T ser @fei.
nitne, onb bic Sterlina.Seoitions.
borlase nidt our9gebrodt iperben
fonne, neil Sonuiel @ontpers iifJ
'oogegen erfl1rt babe.
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So@nioll nnterliegtim
Situate Melu Strle9
Grbdlt sort aber fait Sie eleibe Stimmer5atl
tpie 1pccS; man mmnkelt BON Betrma;
JobnIcn eibt Grkldrnna ab
RarSins iiest in Obio init 1900 plurali

Stem gorf, 80. glprif. - General
@ooo lit bei Den prirudripoblen in
Seem Serieb ieineut @eaenfdnoibaten
Siram SSobnion I'M 612 Stinlnnen
boraus; ons &eiultat aus 84 @abI.
6iitriften ober itebt nod aus. Den
bis berte gtittag borlieeen6en ge.
ridten 5ufoIge bot 8ooo 51,321
Stinlnen erbaIten uno SSobnion So.
709. 2lnf @runo 0ieIer 3ablen
tueroen 8ooo nit geitin1n1tbeit 12
un0 Sobnion 5ebn 8iitriftsoelegnteit
5ufaaen; in 5ipei 8abIbiItriften lit
oas Geiultnt nod aueifelbaft.
Gas 8otnn fir 9elegdten at.
large in ben borliegenoen 9iitriften
tpor fpie folgt: Senator SreIinebub.
len 0,196; Senator Goge 59,193;
@ouberneur 6. 6. Stofes 52,446;
g8. q. HltnDon 1896; 90. 8. Bel
loro 42,S04; Sbontos 81. 2opoen
42,434; S. @. @riggs 41,558; &.
6. Ropmono 1881. sSrelingbuD.
len iino @oee per0en ipie iie ioqen,
in Der 0ationalfonbention fir ben
aonoiooten itinmen Der bon ben
Stin1ngebern I'M Staate bebor3ugt
iporoen ift. stofes uno 9tunbon
fins 8ooo perbfli9tet. Die Gnb1n-
ger Sobnions beboupteten belte, oaB
Oieier BEL oen 8rinl6riuablen betro-
gen iporoen lit.
Columbus, g., 80. 9lbril. - Crit
in Der offi3iellen 5tinunen8dblung
miro feltgeitellt tperoen fonnen, Oh
8illiom S. goDo, EN- 9lnbGnger
@oohs, ooer Snrrp 90. 9ungbertp,
Elm 8cfiiriporter Suroines fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING erwabIt
mor6en lift. 90 dltBerte iid beltte
Der StoatsiefretGr. 9tus Dem bis
jebt borIieaenoen @nblreiulfot er.
gibt fih, OaB bic gefiirtporter 6ar-
Oings Serrif, @aIbin uno 8il.
liz - iiegreih BET ben 9Srimdrlpdb.
len berboraegangen fin0. Snroing
bat iiber 8oo6 cine 9Iltrolitdt bon
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garis, %. apriI. -geaiigti6 0er
Gin5eIbeiten oes Srieoensbertross
nit Ser 2lirfei lit ii6 Der Sberite
Sat nuumehr b0Ilig etnig getporoen,
cine Delegation nod BoriS 5lt ien-
oen Ser BORT ON TO- Mfoi Die 6rie-
I,oensheoingpngen 5ueeiteIlt per0en.
2aut oieien 8eoingungen erbdlt
Gnglono ocS Wlonoat fir Galditiro,
nit belonocren @eitinluulngen be-
3iigli9 Der 9ie9te Ser BORT an-
iGiiigen esSuhen.
Ser Siirfei miro eeitattet Elm
Seer bon $4,000 Monn at unter.
baIten. @iori6oa Sod bate itrs
iprInglid borgeihlaserr, Ben Siir-
fen ioIlte MIR Die 8eibeboltung elmer
@enoarnterie unter olliierten Diff
5ieren geItnttet iuerben, nber Bre-
nliernliflilter gdtti bon SSStalien per-
trat ben Stanbpullft, ote Gitrfei
iollte elm fleineS Seer bon $4,000
Monn boben, lporottf Damn 2lopo
George oieie 3abI baIbierte unb
Oieiem 8ori6lo9 pur0e idlieBlid
auqeltimnt.
SIN @ebiei Ser europGiihen Cir.
fei oiirfen Ole Siirfen an &ruppen
nur cine &onlpognie als gbren.
pode fir ben Sulton llnterbolten.
Sir Die Sicberbeit Der Stobt per.
ben Goliseilnanni6aften lttlter Der
&ontrole einer itlteralliierten &om-
ntiiiion ior9en. StaIien SranfreiA
unO @nglono peroen abpe4ielno
ben @oriiter bieier interaIliierten
&omir1iIiion ernennen.
@nglono erb1It Ierner oos Mon.
Dat fir ben &aufoius nit ginf6IuB
bes nid)tigen $ofenS 8ntitm n1t
Sanoraen Meer uno oes Sofens
8ofu om &ospiiden Meer nit ben
erpben OeIfeloern.
Sic &ontrolle itber Die Doronnel-
len Die Wieerenee apiiden Dem
Mittelldnoiiden unO Dem S1par.
sen Meer.
9lbiolute &edte nit @e3us ouf
ben Sue3fonaI uno Die porlnoligen
tiirfiiden SeiIe Der 8ogoob 8obn
un6 miBeroem miro oos britiide
Broteftornt iiber glesppten nner-
faniit.
Sranfreih lit oos MeonOat fir
Sbrien 5lseiproden poroert