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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print n.
Gas, Electric Fixtures. Burgesa-orandsn.
Permits TO Smoke will be issued shortly
secure yours at cigar stores.
Times, Printing.
Meyer. 400 Farnam street. who recently
underwent an operation for gall stones, Is
recovering.
swifts Get Army Contract-swift and
Company was awarded the contract for
carloads Of frozen beef for Seattle at the
subsistence department or the army head
quarters Thursday morning.
One Man TO Sioux City station-owing
TO the small amount OF business being done
at the navy recruiting station at Sioux
city. branch OF the Omaha station. a
man from the Omaha staff will be sent
TO that place TO replace the assistant in
charge. At present it is not known who
will be sent from here.
Sues for Injury at Packing House.
struck by a meat hook which fell from the
ceiling above him on February 4 while he
was employed by Swift and Company at
their plant in South Omaha. Albert Parsons
brought suit against the company for $4,000
personal injuries Friday in district court
Military Examining Boards Meet
Boards Of officers have been appointed to
meet at o'clock on the morning Of May 2
at all the forts in the United States for the
mental and physical examination of such
candidates for admission TO the United
States Military academy as may be au-
thorzed to appear before the boards.
In the Divorce CourS-Two DEGREES of
divorce were granted Friday and three
SUITS filed. Giovanni Lazarro secured a
divorce from Angelo T. Lazarro and Maud
Demorest from William Demorest. Petitions
were filed by Rogene Bang against Sophus
Bang. Bertha Backus against Arthur
, Backus and John E. Elledge against Min
ME c. Elledge.
Trainload OF Carpets-A sixty-car train.
carrying more than 100000 worth of car
pets. passed through Omaha Wednesday
morning. The carpets are going from
Yonkers. NJ Y, to San Francisco, and will
be the first stock of a new Pacific coast
branch of the carpet firm OF Smith & Co
Mathematicians have figured out that the
carpets II laid out In a straight line would
cover more than 500 miles.
New Postal Station Ready May Fur
nture was installed in the new postal sub
station at Fortieth and Cunning streets
Thursday morning. The office, which will
be ready for occupancy May /. will be
known in the future as the Walnut Hill
station. Bids will be opened Thursday aft
ernoon on furniture for the new postoffioe
''B" at Twenty-ninth and Leavenworth
streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
TRYING TO EXTORT MONEY
Blsckmailers Send Letters to Two
Prominent Omaha Men.
BOTH ARE RET1CENT ABOUT IT
4. J. Smyth and p. ~. HochstetIer
Have Received similar Letters
OF Threats Unless Money
IL Handed Over.

Blackmsilers working through threats Of
personal harm have been trying to extract
money from c. j. Smyth. 40 North Thr-
ty-eighth avenue, and +. h. Hochstetler,
4i6 South Thirty eighth avenue. and com
plant has been made to the police.
Mr.. Smyth, prominent as a lawyer. has
declined to give out information on the
subject and Mr.. Hochstetler, president Of
the Wright-Wilhelmy Hardware company,
has adopted the same plan of action. and
after turning the matter over to the po-
lice refuses to discuss IL. The blackmail-
ers, or BLACK Hand" workers. whoever
they may be, have been for some time try
ing TO terrfy the families Of the two men
with threats Of swift injury unless tribute
is paid. and the letters became too numer-
Gus and too seriously vehement to be longer
ignored.
The amounts demanded by the black
mailers are supposed to have been about
$500 from each victim
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
Omaha Bidders Are
Getting Indian Trade
Concerns Here Highly Successful in
Pursuit of Contracts, Says
Abbott.

while we have not reached the point
OF making awards, know that Omaha has
succeeded in getting more contracts for
Indian supplies than ever before" declares
f. II. Abbott assistant commissioner, who
is here to name the lowest responsible
bidders on 100000 worth OF Indian sup
plies. "a
MI Abbott and his corps of about fifteen
assistants, including inspectors stenogra-
pliers and clerks, are now in the midst of
their work, and do not expect TO finish
before April q. They are at work in the
Indian warehouse at Eleventh street and
Capitol avenue. where thousands of sam
Piles Of goods. ranging from double harness
to paint brushes. have been arranged for
inspection.
"on some OF the articles competition is
twice as great as il has, ever been before.
Omaha bidders have taken an unusual in.
terest. and nearly every one in the whole
sale district here is represented. From the
governments viewpoint. the bidding here
Is very satisfactory, the competition being
so keen that the lowest figures possible
will be obtained"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

has decided to ask for an electric lighting
franchise, Mr.. Nash said:
II have heard that the company Is going
TO ask for a franchise to furnish electric
power. not light. We are not going to sit
Idly by aud let the company hog a portion
Of our business. II il asks for franchise
you can rest assured that We will protect
our interests.
AT the present time there is more
direct need OF another street car company
than there is Of an electric light and power
company. No plans have been formulated
for asking for such franchise, but should
the railway company seek an electric light
Franchise J think We will be able to care
for our end Of the game
Il do not believe, however. that the com
pany will attempt TO get such a franchise
The interests Of the two companies are
too closely allied to start knitting one an
other"
Negotiations have been under way for
many months having for their object the
sale Of controlling interest in the street
railway company to the electric light com
pany. The conferences, however. hav,
proved futile for the reason that the rail
way interests ask too much money for thelI
holdings. Mr.. Nash would not deny that
offers TO sell had been made by the rail
way people, stating that nothing deflnit,
had been determined. He admitted tina
such conferences had been held
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
Building Permits.

Enter the Bees BooklOvers' Contest now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

Enter the Bees BOoklovers' Contest now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
Third Prize
Value $500

A p Turkey q Sons Her addition.
adjacent to HanseOm park ana csu.
tral boulevard. IL IL lot Z OF block
eight on Thirty-thIrd street. ana Is
tO1lso feet The street car line runs
along Thirty-sSoond avenue. Just q
Dioek from the site or the lot Some
young couple. perhaps. will here
erect a little cottage in which to
live for years and years. Who can
tell what lucky person will get this
ideal lotf You may DO the one
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
OUTSIDE SINGERS TO BE
DRILLED FOR SAENGERFEST
Theodore n. Reese, Musical Director,
Goes to Manning, Ia, and
10 Lincoln.

Theodore Rudolph Reese. musical direc-
tor OF the Omaha Saengerfest association.
who will conduct the mammoth chcruses
at the spring festival next week. goes to
Manning, Ia, tomorrow to rehearse the
choruses I'm that city. On Saturday he will
30 TO Lincoln on the same mission. Both
the Lincoln and Manning German singers.
as we'll as many others from iowa and
Nebraska towns, will participate in the
festival, and 1t is the purpose to have them
we'll drilled before appearing in public.
The reservation of season tickets for the
spring festival, which will be conducted at
the Auditorium next Wednesday and
Thursday, will begin Saturday morning AT
O'Clock. Many tickets have already been
sold and indications are that mammoth
crowds Will attend the concerts
The Saengerfest association has been able
to secure Madame Hesse- SprOtte. the IA
NOUS eontralto. who made such hit at the
saeneerfest last year. as a special soloIst
for the festival Madame Hesse- Sprotts
had originally been engaged for the entire
tour OF the ST. Paul Symphony orchestra
but was prevented by illness from filling
the engagement. She has however. now
fully recovered and will appear, together
with the other five famous vocal soloists
This will be glad news to the many ad
mirers OF this great artist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

but everybody would Ilko TO- III.
Ss-note Ktmball player-plAno. worth
$3.50. which IL the second grand
prize. will furnish music for you
whether you play or not II is .
wonderful instrument. and will make
come homo = happy place for every
member OF the family. Even Grand.
ma can play this instrument. II
sister wants to play II witho out the
mechanism, she simply has to lift
q lever. This player IL exhibited al
the A. Hosps store. 1913 Douglas at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

Ann Petynsk NThirty-seventh and Cas-
tellar, frame dwelling, $500; Joseph Halacka,
50, 900; NJ. d. Mnffitt, 201S Binney, frame
garage, 500; John l. Lilzegren, 2543 Reese
frame dwelling, $500; Charles Horn. 400
d. " Sholes. 14O1 Jackson. repairs, 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

Constipation brings many ailments IN its
train and is the primary cause Of much
sickness. Keep your bowels regular,
madam, and you will escape many of the
ailments to which women are subject
Constipation is very simple thing, but
like many simple things, it may lead to
serious consequences. Nature often needr
a little assistance and when Chamberlain's
Tablets are given at the first indication.
much distress and suffering may be
avoided. Sold by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

The SQUAD Sleep of Good Health.
Can not be over estimated and any an.
ment that prevents IL Is a menace "a
health. ]. l. southers. Eau Claire. Wis
SAYS: Il have been unable TO sleep soundI,
nights. because OF pains across my hack
and soreness Of my kidneys. Ady appetite
vas vary poor and my general condition
vas much run down. I have been taking
Foley's kidney Pills but short time and
COW sleep as sound as a rock. my general
sondition 4 greatly improved. and know
thar Foley's Kidney Pills have cured me-
EoF sale b. AL druggistA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21
Townsend Fined for
Share in Land Fraud
Penalty of Three Hundred Dollars is
Imposed by Judge 7. G.
Munger.

George u. Townsend. who was indicted
by the federal grand jury for conspiracy in
connection with land fraud cases in the
Grand Island division. was sentenced to
pay fine of 500 by Judge T. c. Munger
in the United States district court Thurs
day morning II the fine is not paid by Il
o'clock Monday morning Townsend will be
brought before the judge again and given a
prison sentence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-21

Nobody IA 1-uO Old
10 learn that the sure way to cure a cough
or cold is with Or, Kings New Discovery.
SOC and t1.00 For sale by Beaten Drug Co
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

Gier amanito fir gmonita c~aeiorea
oOer Die .edte @ier glmauito gebal.
ten muroe. M}on laiie ollie gmani,
los, cute, mie idledte, beiieite oonn
lit non Der Settle Der feline Gergif.
tilna mebr 8lt befiirdten- IS aiebi
6unoerte bon eBboren @il3orten, Die
ioit chen 10 gut limo uto Die nidt
init elmer glmanita permedielt luer,
ben fonnen. M}an lerne etmas
iiber oieie. 9ieienieen auslduoer
aber, Ole oltf ben SodgeniB ibres
caro- onole 6iteno4 niht glauben
per5idten 8u fonnen, mogen oorauf
ieben, ooB oie @il5e tbeiIpeiie menig-
tens nod lire Giform bubeL 5. b..
ooB Ole Sdole ooer Siiae foiim &c.
broder uuo oie TfloBen gum Ebeil
rod oomit beoedt iinO. 0am ge'
iegnete Mtabl3eitl
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Inter nencr eeitnng
@iri Der Sau Osr ,snitsorais pou eautt SobsR.
nee" IN 0sp gsSf msitsrseiibrt.

1te in Seem Dorf erridtete Ratbe-
Orale nSmrft Sobmnes Der @6ttlihe"
lit Der beoeutenOite Rirdenbai, mel.
der bis iett in Den Ser. Staaten in
Ingriif genommen wurOe. An Die
groBen Rirden6outen 0es Wittelnl.
ters, Oeren genaItiee 6ormen mir
belte in europa bepun6ern, erin.
merit er ibon our6 Die Iange 3eit-
bauer Ieiner Nusfiibritng, nobel es
fi9 aQerOings nur nm Sabr5ebnte
ban0elt, pdbren6 Bel eriteren Sobr-
bnn0erte oufgefpenoet puroen. Sest
mill man ober Oas ihon 10 lange i'm
@nnge 6efinoli6e 8ert energif9 Der
@olenoung entge9enfiibren unO Fat
gum @diileiter einen Der ~beroorrn.
g~enOiten Der iiingerm 4irdenbau-
meiiter 0eS Qanoes getpdblt. @s 1T
Dies oer9lr6iteft &alpb aoams Gram
aus Boiton, melder i'm SSabre 1868
ais Sobn zines @eiitlihem in gsew
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
4ro9ramm
6. Sonpeation Oes geutf8- Rmeriaanif6e g%Eatiouaf- auuOes.
trritae, Stm 6. Whtobrr:

Dormtass 9 uhr: I'm Banfehaae Os rMp miIarO 6okL, Gr6fuuus oes
Rational Konpens 6unh 6n 4 rdf6eutm Ss 1dtonabun6es Ran
DR.. G. ) 6eTdmer. 8e9ruBun9 ourh ben prdToenteH os lofdlen
'Drbaoes, 6errn Kurt Doelduer, mo Dem Dorfber Os Der.
arfahuugs ausfduhes, BERN Wartiu Wieeano. Quiprahe
os Ndtb. GuHo y. Ruoolph, prdf6ut Ger Dttrfts. Gommtfdre.
Nddmttd9s 5 lbr; puerfaht uah Der 6ruh mafbmetons, llouut
Dernon, Da, nit Dem DamPfr r1lacaeaer". DOrfber: JoRu
Dibbufen, prdf0eut 6es ylrpu" 6eianepaets. 6eiduee oes 1rton
6efanspereus. Gustihi Reoe pom Dem adtb. Simon woIf pom
mafbnsbn, .. 6. Oetfde ReOe pom Colonel Gmf 6. SabI pom
Gputon, z. J. reeOanegeu pom Krdn5n. Radfebr ouf Oemfdbeu
Oampfr.
Nben6 8 ubr: feer Ss Omtfheu Cages in Rational Rifles Bale, 9I4 @
Sta6e, z. 10. Dorfker: DR.. Gbrnim Shad.
Orheaer. prooe. nldnnerdor9eau9: pSdugerbn6@ mo aAriou",
Prof. Peinrth BANNER, Duiseut. Gugiihe mo ouNhe Sefreom:
prof l1arou .. Eearneo pom ser lInipafnt pom peunypauRu,
snsffder ReOnsr; Rep. Sic. Or. Julius 6ofmam pom Baltimore,
OeuhRer RsOusr; Srau G. ). DOrnboefr BON rew pOrf, Outfhe
ReOnerin. Kurse dniprodn. JntrumentaOIos. GpuOs.
samHas Drn . Oktobs:
DOrmuoss bis lb: Sikuns Der Rational onpeuhon.
Nahmtto9s 3 ltbr: Seud os rmeesn Paufes".
Abenos 8 ubr: 8afett I'M ltep billiard uuter Dorfs oes prdf6entH 0s
Central Deetus i'm Dtift Columbia Hurt Doetfnsr.
somntap, Den s. Ohtober.
r04mttoss 2 bis lbr: Sefdhsuu9 ser Gon9ess stbGokf uMO Capitol.
Nahmtta9s $50 bis $3.50 lbr: Ssuns ser Z National. Konpeuhou
abenOs $50 tbr: Jnofiseuer Seud Ger Glubbduier ser oeutiAeu Dereius.
maibngtcn Sdn9erbuuo, 10 54 G. Sha6e, 4. II.
Qrtou 6efauepereu, 10 1905 e StrdBe, u. ID
Columbia Qurnperen, 10. 929 m. 5rafe, u 10.
aaumtas, Den 8. Wktohrr;
Dornutass bis ubr; Sibuue Der NafouaIG onpnhou.
llodmttags 3 uhr: 2usHu9 per trolley nab oem arlington National.
Sre0Rofe uu0 Sort alYr, pa mer Geuus bon BERN 5mO s.
6eYr.
AbenOs 8 ubr: Gmpfane uno Kommers I'M Iep billiard, unsr Eetuns
BON Perrn 9. 10. Sper.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
8acIimiIe. abidnitt aus .9i6ins-goO

GocItmiIe. gbidnitt aus .Sfdins-Sao. {
ben ardinen 8u SEEING iorqfGItig
aufbetpahrt mir6. Mon giebt Iid in
Der &eooftion ser nGiding-Eao~ ie-
Senfons oie gr0bte Miibe, Dem 6Iudq
Ser 8eitungen, Dem OrudfebIerteu.
fer ,5u entqeben, ben es miro gemel=
BET, OaB cine an5abI ser Mitar6ei-
ter, peIde fir 9rudfebIer oerant.
tportlih norer. nit Dem 2eben 6a.
fir biiBen muBten. 0omit mar Die
Sahe aIIeroines ettpos neit getrie.
ben uno man muB sen Mittb ser
MGnner be%pnnoern, oie iih inter
Iolten llmftGn0en nn0 NIT 8ooesoer.
0dtung Dem 8errlfe oes 3eitunqs-
i6reibers uno Rorrefturleiers tpi0-
msteL
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Das Tmn9msWacbstbmm
in Mieie mnO MalD.
Son 6reO. S. graenole.
Die Soupturia6en Der @ergiftung
ourd Bil5e.

@enn man beoenft, DAB fat Sc,
hermann weiB oOer millen lollte, Dab
Die Yil5 : SPECIES, Die in ben Ser.
einigten Staten ais geobrungsmit.
tel gebrmidt miro, 81 Ser 5elo So
mile geb0rt, alf @iele- uno Saioe-
|lano nddit, o6en meiB uno uuten
roio tit, oaB Die roia 6orbe braun
uno lpdter ihtpar5 miro, uno Dob es
feline siftieen Iil8e bon 6bnliden
8eionoerbeiten giebt, 10 muB man
iih Dirtli6 munoeru pie iiberbaupt
@ereiftungsfdae porfommen tonnen.
Wlan muB ieoo6 beahten, Dob, ben
BreB Nodri6ten 5ufolge, neun
BON 5ebn iol6er Sale unter unlerer
itolieniiden 8ebolferung porfom-
men uno Der iibrig bleibenoe cine
Soil bel 2euten, Die iiA BON Stale.
nern baden rotbeu ~laiien. 8ober
fommt oas2
Sn Stalien uno in gan5 Sii0eu.
ropo lit Die agroriihe 6amilie, BON
Der mir cine Spe8ies gebrauden
nidt Die b~eliebteite 6ungusart. Man
iBt lie ielten uno bGlt lie fir nibf &c.
Juno, menigitens nidt fiir gut. Stott
ibrer lamnlelt man SPECIES aus Der
Imanita- uno 8oletus 8amilie, Die
in ben s@1loern mahien. Sober
Staliener, reid ooer am, bat cine an.
g%eborene Cult, iid an Bil5en giitli6
gu tbiln ole oort3ulanoe ais 0opolo
nero~ ODER nopolo 6ueno-mobres
ODER glltes 81, befannt iino. Seit
GGiars 3eiten galt Oieie belonoere
SpeSies ais ser ollsgeiuhtelte Sc
derbilien fir Die perpobntciten 6eir,
i6meder, unO ie mar befannt ais
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

9ompibire 9eboren nuroe uno lid
auf peri1teOenen 8aliafaOemien oes
2anoes elm g~ldn5enoes @ilien aneig-
nete. @r bat lid ben gotbiihen Stil
3u Ieinem beIonoeren Stu0ium ge'
maft uno Die 6irmu, an oeren SpiBe
er Itebt, bat bereitS cine groBe Ar5abl
be0eutenoer &irhenbouten auSgetubrt
ODER Oeren Ausfiibrung iibernommen.
Mu6 groBe Yrofan6alten iinO Idon
ttnter ibrer 2eitung entitanOen uno
int Sabre 1908 muroe ibr in be-
IfrGnfter 8onfurren5 inter 5ebn ber-
oorragenOen Sadlirnleu oes Sanoes
BON ser &eaierungsfommiilion Die
Anafiibrllng oeS 9teubaus Der Detli.
tar dule in @rit Goint 3ugeiproten.
9ieier. i'm eotbiihen 6eitungsltiI ge-
6altene uno nod nidt poaenOete 9au
bat bis jest ehuu d Wiaionen Dol.
lars gefoItet.
Nuh Die Heubauten Der u~nioerlt'
tGt Briuceton, Oarunter ben ~@rooer
Cleveland @eOG9tniBtburm" fiibrt
@err Gram aus, un0 er muroe I'm
borigen Sabre BON iener 2ebranitalt
nit Oent afa0emii9en Doftortitel
allsgeei9net. @r lit 8rofeiior Der
Mr6iteftur an Der ltnioeriitdt Sar-
barb un6 MitelieO elmer Qn5abl nil
Ienl9aftlider uno Gadgeieaidaiten.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

o2ucullus~ unoG1Iars 81. Son Ell
mem gemiiien romii6en aoiier err
5Gblt man, oaB er elm @ebot erlieB.
monab alle oieie 8il5e, Oie man fin
Den fonnte, alif Die faiierlide Tafel
fomnen 1tnO ionit bon gtiemono &c.
gelien meroen iollten. SSn Der Chat
fiibrt Ser Yil5 beitte nod ben miien.
i6oftli6en Nanen yarnaiita coeia-
req. Mlan Iagt oud, 0aB Oa5umul
cine Aobofatenre6nung nit einem
&orb boil iolder amanitas ODER ed)'
ter 8il3eier begIi6en meroen fonn,
te. Sn SiiDeltrppa liegen Die Be
oingungen fir Die algemeine SCENT,
nib BON ben ais 2%ebensmittel Die.
nenoen Bil5en meientlid onoerS ols
bier5ulanOe.
0ort fennt Seoermanntbie eBbaren
9(rten aus praftiider grfa6rung, 5u-
NAL Die bier in 6rage fommenoen
md6reno bier tbatidAlid gtiemono
cine ri6tige &enntniB BON Dem gor'
%bonoeniein oes gierpiI8es bat. Sn
ben meiIten itolieniiden StaOten
giebt es 9il8 Snipefforen. Aae
oerartiger 8flon8en, Die gum Ser,
fauf ausgeboten meroen, miiIien IN
ben 2ooenfenitern 10 ausgelegt Iein,
oaB man Iie bon auBen ieben fam.
l~leberoies lit ieoer 8oli8iit elm ef-
ter &enner uno g%eltrtbeiler; er mlB
es iein, oenn es gebort 81 ieinen
9ienItpflihten. onB er Die IN ietnem
9e8irf gum 8erfauf ouslie9enoen
Yil8e 6eiidtigt.
Bur grldlterung Oiene folgenoer
Salt. Sn elmer Staot SiiO Jranf-
reids tpuroe bis Dor aur3em alma.
nito caeiareo altf Den offentliden
Mdrften perfauft; iie gptt ais einen
Souptnubrungsortifel unO ais Der
por5iiglitite BON allen &il8en Der
ieoer3eit einen iebr boben Ereis
bradte. 0esbolb fomen Die Sono.
lellte ouf Den @eoanfen, allen gaten
@~ierpil8en elm poar idledte ooer tol-
I1e bei3ufiigen, in Der Wleinung, oaB
elmer ober 3mei i6leAte IN einem
Oubeuo mobl nidts ausnladen ulD.
neil Niemano our6 10 penige per-
giftet meroen fonnte, auh unentoedt
bleiben miiroen. 0ieies 9efabrlide
Spiel mltroe iolonge getrieben> bis
einlnal einige ernite @ereiftungsfdl-
le Dorfomen, Die ouf ben @enuB I'M
Marft berfoufter 9lmnnitos 5uriid
qefiibrt meroen muBten. 9a fam
Der getrug an ben Gag, uno iest
lieIt man ullter ben angeldlagenen
Morftoeroronungen Ser 8erfaui
pom edten Gier.Nmaritos lit perbo,
ten
Sat olle, menn niflt ollie 8ergif.
tungen infolge geeeiiener @il5e iinO
Ser gbatiohe 6u6uihreiben Dab
Amonita muscoria ODER Die fali6e
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
8m S&atten Oes @6snOs.
Itr6.

Der nCafelrun6e ser Ritter pom oeutfde en- 6etf"
i'm anbeuisr. 8ufA. Gofe, Hewarf, rew JerisY,
nit 6re un0 6au6ihIas sewiOmet.
Gpiir bdben in iuneen uuo sIddliheu Gasen
ods Geben 9eHoneH, oas Gebeu eeiebt,
ums bat fb Ole BIume Der SA5nbeit erfhlofeu,
Ole Sruoe war infer, ole Selisfeit eibt.
Q berrHhe Gage, auf GihtHut getrasenl
mir liebten Oas Gebenl Die met war 70 fh6ul
uno rings un uns flan9 es nit Jubelsetonl
Q iOnnse Wonuen, 0 feIise 3et,
nod arablt euer GIans, Dem 6eoenfen eepeibA
Die Sdatteu 0s Aben6s f7 um uns perbreitn,
I'M Deinbero in Soften ole Graubs bdnet fdper,
mir idteu uno pfausten nit ~freuoiSen Krdfeu,
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September, t9tt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
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Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-08-04
BIG DAY AT NEWPORT
Chamber of Commerce Arranges
For a Gala Occasion

Newport, August 2.-While the
date is still week in the future al
ready there is great interest in the
tournament and good roads meeting
to be held here on Thursday, August
10.
Big preparations have been made
for the occasion, and the plans have
worked out so well that a big sue
cess seems assured. The Newport
Chamber of Commerce is looking
after the arrangements, and one of
the largest crowds in the history of
the village is expected.
The tournament will be at p. m.,
and bold knights, representing many
parts of the adjoining county will
contest for honor. Immediately after
the tournament there will be an ad-
dress on the subject of good roads
and the proposed million dollar bond
issue, which should prove both inter-
esting and instructing.
Nothing will be left undone that
would help to make the occasion the
biggest day Newport has ever known,
and adequate Accommodations will
be provided for the big crowd that
is expected. In addition to the other
attractions refreshments of all kinds
will be served.