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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
WAS EASY
FOR TAFT
President and Vice Sherman
We're Nominated on the
First Ballet

:. dent Taft renomInated satur- ::
:: day night on the first ballot by ::
: the Republican National Con. ::
:. vention. The unofficial result ::
): gave Taft 561, Roosevelt 107, {:
:: LaFoiIette Al, Cummings II. i:
! Hughes 2, absent 6, present ::
:. but not voting, 344. :
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SYNOPSIS OF THE PLATFORM.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 24.-The plat
form submitted to the Republican
convention opened with a declaration
Of unchargino faith Of the party in
the government OF the people, by the
people, for the people, and renews the
allegiance to the principles Of the Re-
publican party and devotion to the
cause Of tho Republican institutions.
Lengthy reference to past achieve
ments made, following which various
issues were taken up IN order. The
party's opposition to monopoly and
privilege is expressed, and federal
trade commission 10 recommended.
The party reaffirms the belief in the
protective tariff. Support 10 promised
prompt scientific inquiry into cases Of
increasing cost Of living. Remedies
to meet current condition in banking
condition is also recommended. One
plank commits the party to the main
tenance, extePsion and enforcement
Of civil service laws and favors the
amendment Of employers liability
laws 90 as to extend provisions to all
government employees. Other pIanks
recommend publicity Of campaign con.
tributions, continuation Of the PRES
ent conservation policy, parcels post,
protection Of American citizens
abroad. maintenance Of an adequate
navy, revived merchant marine, re.
elamatlon Of arid lands and flood pre-.
vention In the Mississippi valley, i'm
provement Of rivers and c'narhane, 4
liberal policy toward ,Ataska, free5om
Of politics In its attitude toward the
Philippines, laws to the safeguard Of
travel at Sea, national strengthening
Of respect for laws. The party 10 COM
mended for the work Of tho compile
ton Of the Panama canal, for It's econ-
omy and it's efficiency In government,
and congratulated the new states Of
New Mexico and Arizona on their ad-
mission to the Union.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24

TO serve
ONE YEAR
Labor Leaders Receive Sen.
tenCe to Serve Time by
Supreme Court
By Associated Press

Bl ASSOCIATED Pro3S
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell, labor leaders, today were
held guilty of contempt of court by
the supreme court OF the District oi
Columbia in connection with The
courts injunction in the case of the
Buck, Stove and Range boycott caso
They will attempt to appeal again tc
tae supreme court of the United
States, which reversed their former
conviction.
Justice Wright sentenced Gompers
to one year, same as upon the previ'
GUS convic.lon, but sentenced Morri'
son to six months. John Mitchell was
not present, and sentence upon him
was deferred.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
New Bishop to Be fin His Duties.

Special 10 The Tribune
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June a.
Bishop Luccock, who was pastor OF
the Hyde Park Methodist church in
this city until his recent election as
bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
general conference in Minneapolis, has
taken farewell of his former congre.
cation and will leave this week for
his new home in Helena, Mont. Bish-
op Luccock is to have supervision of
the Methodist conference in Montana,
Idaho and North and South Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
REBELS WANTED
BIG RANSOM
Threatened to Execute Ameri.
cans If a Cool Million Was
Not Produced
BY Associated Press.

~ ASS0clateO PfeSD.
Ell PASO, June 24-Seventeen Am
ericans in Velardena, fifty miles west
of Torreon, Mexico, were recently
lined up against barn while half q
dozen drink-crazed brigands who call
ed themselves rebels, brandished guns
in their faces and threatened their
summary execution unless $1,000, 900
ransom was forthcoming. The rebels
halted their threats when $500 in
gold was paid them. The story was
told by party of witnesses here to-
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
Interesting Wedding Abroad.

Specia, to The Tribune.
LONDON, June PA wedding Of
interest on both sides of the Atlantic
toox place today in St. Georges
church, Hanover Square. The bride
was Miss Vera Elliott, daughter Of
Sir Arthur Elliott, who made his home
in the United States before succeed
ing to his title. The bridegroom was
Edward Boies Cowles, son of the
late David s. Cowles of Rye, n. Y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
WAS IN BISMARCK.

J. R. Carley, secretary and vice
president of the Northwestern Trust
company at Grand Forks, has been
in the Slope country several days.
He was at Washburn today, but will
leave Bismarck for Grand Forks to-
night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
FRENCH HAVING
LANGUAGE Congress

QUEBEC, June 24.-The largest
and most notable gathering ever held
in America of lovers and defenders
Of the French language was formally
opened in this city today by Sir
Francois Langelier, lieutenant COVER
nor of Quebec, acting in behalf of His
Royal Highness, the Governor-General.
Louisiana and other French centers
of the United States, as we'll as near
ly every section OF Canada, are rep
resented by delegates. The congress
will devote an entire week to the dis
cussion of questions relating to thu
preservation, the defense and the cu)!
ture of the French language in
America.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
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, THE WEATHER. ::

: NORTH DAKOTA, June a.
: Generally fair tonight and Tues
:day; not much change III temper.
:. ature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
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. SHOT By STRIKERS,

= HASTINGS, on the Judson, N. Z
+ Y, June 24.-Seven, including I
= woman and a small boy, were
+ shot in strike between the 4
+ strikers and deputies guarding
q the national conduit, and the Ca 4
e BILE company's works, where the I
q strike has been in progress for {
f some time.
Q q . . & q ~@%%% 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-24
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WANTS INTERVENTION.

SANTIAGO, June 24.-Gen.
Ivonet, a rebel leader, accord
inc to a reliable report, decIar-
, ed today he would not sur
render until Intervention by
the United States, which he de-
'sires, az he 10 convinced the
Cuban government will never
repeal the Morua law.
, A, a a a a a A. 4 a a 4 4 4 q
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Continued on page l2.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Ser bulsariide 8Olfsharafter.
Bon aboGf Strud.

9ie gulgarer nehmen untsr ben fla
piihen Qoltern Der 8dltdnbdlbiniel
cine SonoeriteIdng Elm. 9roB Der be-
bentliden Ra6enmiidung, bic ourd
bas Qufidusen pieler fremoen gIemens
te i'm Qdufe Der Sdhrbunberte Dor iln
aeeongen 1T, sntbebrt basguIsarenbolt
ni6t 6aratteriitiI9er pbpiiognDmii4er
Merfmale, bic Is srm0gliden, Ie auf
ben erIten Bid gu ertsnnen nno ppn
ben iibrig.n, eepib nidt minoer un@
reinen 8Dltergruppsn gu unterihetoen.
gidt menr uis mittslgroB 1T Der
Durdf9nittsbulgore, traftbol I'M
a0rp.rbau, nit faarfsn unb bart91
3Iaen. @erdbe in Der duberen Or
fdeinung unterltsiOst er iih tpeisntlif)
BON ben 9riehen unb beionbers bon
feinen peitli9en Rahbdrn, ben Ser
ben. aebtere geItsn ohneoiss als Der
fd0nite Msni9enfdlag Der galtdn'
baIbinIel, benn ihr aOrpsr iii ihldni
oepahien, elajttid Ii. gra3tos; ibr 6ts
fidt it oodl unb BON be1er 9autforbe,
ia IS aei9net iid burd barmoniids
3iae aus, Munb unb Rdie hdben ct
men eblen 8uts, bic ausen itnp feu;
ria, Der fpdrli6s 5aurpu4s blonb
Gin ~asr.qeltes Geben, bas burh mdns
6erlei gntiagunsen unb burd cine ma
tiirlide abbdrtuns eefOrosrt piro
ftert ben gulsarsn elm bobes Utter.
BAG fe tets NIT sleider torperIi6tl
unb geiItissr Stride gu errsi6en pile
cen, INNER unter ben sleifen Gepflo'
aenbsiten. unter BEN glei6en pflidter
unb aaiten.
Wenn mir uns nun ben geiitiger
Giaenfdaftsn Der gulsdrsn 5uipenben
70 fGut uns Dor alien ihr 4rbsitsDer.
mDaen auf, bas fe bon ben iibriger
Balfanb6lfern portheilbaft unteridei.
bet. unermiiolid, nit 4usbauer uni
fluaer gerehnuns geben lie beod4tis
fiber uno fhipeisfom an tire 5dsesdrt
belt; fie beiaFen iid nit 0orliebe mil
Mderbdu unb 9iebau4t. Dos 3urid.
baItenbe unb 3asbdfte, bas ben Bull
aaren fo Iebr ausaeid,net, finbst In ben
bOben grabs bon Jntelisen5, be timer
sia.n in, eintn Musslsid. Dieter Jn.
isliesas unb 4uffafungssabs bd6sr
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ben aDrpsr esItn, fHo bic buIsaris
Idsn Drauen unseItntt. i6iDsrt De-
heIttn, NIT srobtn odnbm unb plum'
pen ariben, mofiptn gtinsn unb
.bid,m 6oIIs. 9t 6autfdrbe IN buns
lei, ods Gsfidt abtr fabl, dnsoruds'
los unb entbebrt zines uefdlisen do
raitsrihiIden 3up,s. ipdbrsno bos
,raaIe 5dar Idlparj IL uno bic tIsinsu
Qua,n Gin fte1,nOts 6tusr ptrbsrsen,
q~atrbinas .pirien bic Urdutn mtbr
burt ibr. i60nt bunte sroht. burd'
ibrtn Qub unb bura Die art, mi, fl
Fb a,bsn, ais onrd ibr pbpTTd,s
q,ub,r,. @eiihs Tisht oi. Jrau auI
elmer Iebr niebris,n Stufe; bsIsidneHt
III ibr, untsnninib in Dinssn, bic se4
rap, gsjue nuf ibre unmitt.Ibnrsr
Uiriunes,rsis babsu. Sonit ab.'
lennseitneu ie Ii6 iebr portbeifbaf
buiG RiIbs, 8ite uno aIueb.it
bard srObs ai,b. su ben aineern, ipi'
btnn aud Der 3aianmtnidIub Dor
Rann unb Sruu, bds Gdmilienl,ter
itsrboupt cine Der arob,n ai9ti.ittr
bts bulearii6sn 9pIiss bartlett, II
tdriItsm GtetnIub imm,rhin gu be-
Suserlih unt,rasOrbnsttn f%o3idIsr
Stsauns. Die bic Gran i'm Orien
iberbaupt si%n3ur.bmtn sspobnt 1T
qisot rbr bod niht dIIsin bic pfl.a
un6 Wdrtung Der Sinoer OBJ, BIZ
gsiuraung Der ni,Origiten Sdusdrbei
ten, lie muB pisImsbr duf 5of uni
ftlt bic 9bGti9tsit bes Wdnnss lin
ttrftiib.n. 60 MIL Is oft ideintn
ais ub bic 6rdu in einsm nur bienit
lidsn 9erbdltnib sum Wunne it.bt
Der Rino,risg,n 1T srob, obsr Dol
elmer irs,nbfpie s,fitteten ersithunI
ptib Der gulsars nidts; fe mui
burd bi. S6ule srieBt tperbsn, bi
ubntbies mon9erI.i SausTinben nett
Jumdden bat.
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man ion bort duf lptidfm pfibe &C.
btiist unb itintn Maufh afltr Ndufdt
ousTdIoftn ldHsn. Wan bitIi ibn "a
abr fiji tobt uuo brofis ibn odbtr In
bi. Qsid.niammtr. 9kruuf bOlis man
ben armeninre aus ctm Shuppsn.
DAT 9dIibafor 1ogtborn itint gdar'
miitsI mtbr bel Fh irua. bait. be um'
Fdtia. 6ofpitalD,rpdItuns IGnsit her'
aus. Stin. Isbten bunosrt Reis bate
BaItbaIar Sdstoorn notiirIid pIiaui'
brit. Ds einSiasu Wertbe,esnii6nbt
tparen feline asioung. unb um fir all
bic Wiibe uno Arbtit iptnieisns tttpas
entIddbiaung berous5uidloeen, 400
man ibm bi,is aus. Potbourfiip NIT
feinsr siasnsn 9aui bsiIeibet, lag Bal
tboIar 6dssoorn i'm Grmsniare. Die
Ter Qrm.Rinrg ipdr Elm riibrsuo.s
3.uanib beb6roliter S%pdridmitit.
Durd Elm. tbtnTo sinfdHs pi, i@innrsi'
DE 9orrihtung trIoubt. Ct cine unbei
fdrdHite g.rtpsnbbarisit: Der gootr
mar ais JaItbiir sinseridtst. anitati
ben Sara in Die Gruft 5u fentsn
brauhi,n bic q,ideutrdeer ibn nul
barber Su baIt,u. ben aIappbcbtn ~
Sffntn unb ben qeidnem krausfaun
su IaNtn. Den Snrs brahte man ma.
iurIi6 pisoer 5uriit.
gaIo aeitab ss nit gdItbaidr 90.
asborn. Dos dhr Der imm.rbin I'M.
Ianfte transport tsiner perfor uni
Der Ntdugsl itgIider fdiBsnoeH alei
buna ni6t bait, bsipirten ,0nnen, BE-
Iorat. bieier bdrtt, aber fir ibn sliid
Tide SturB in bi. 1isf. BEG Grnbss
goltbaIar Sosebprn lpuroe nit einsn
Sdldae nii6ttrn. Gr rib ,ntiebt bt
que.n tpsit dlf unb itieb einsn fiira
tsrIiden S6rei aus. Gbs ii6 bic Sci
hentrdosr Don ibr,m S6rsd.u srbol
batten, mar sr aus Der 9ruft getIstter
unb i'm niIbtiten 9ulopp 5urStubt &c
rannt. - Qtibtr iout. feline 5reiki
nitt BON LANCER 9ousr iein. aud Il
ben 9roptn FGtIt eiUGuropdsr unangs
n,bm auf O,ftn aIeiouns fid burt
parobiefi9e Ginfa6btit ousyianei
Wun nabm 9alttdiur 9ageborn Tel
unb p,rurtb.iIt. ibn fpegsn rsrobe'
llnfuss" gu elmer @eIoitraf. bon orsi
biotauieno Reis. 1r.ibietduf,nbRsi
baben sfpar nur einen un9sfabB
Dertb Don 100 Murt, f~tslten ober iii
goItbafor Suseborn cine un.ri6tpina
Ii6e Summc bar. Sc blisb ihm Hidt
, uno,r.s iibris, als fs ab3uIib.n. Wa
empIanb bieit Strafe aagemsin al
bart unb unperoitnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Sm iranSOiiideH 6anptqnarti,r
mad @6rtb.

Den abeno bes 6. ausuf 1870 i'm
franaOifAen Sauptquartitr i6ilotrt in
patenosn giloeru emile Saioier in
benz neuen ganbe Isines Geidi6tsipers
tes, Der in ben nGditen Sagsn err
Tdeiat. MocNabpn 1T in WOrtb ans
eeariff.a, Der gauge Gag bringt benz
6duptqudrtisr cine enoloie Gstte ords
matiIder unb itnidtionslIsr Radrids
ten. am Morssn 9sbt in Der hinge
bunq Qapoleuns Oas Seridt BON eiz
mem atoben Siege, Der srrunssn iei;
Inn 10 ubr IoIst Elm Sslsgramm Macs
MQbons: .Bsun Saiup gu mir Itobt,
t0nrte i'd bic Offsnfips trsrsiien." I'm
l llbr meIoet GrOfdrb: sd iperoe
btftig onsssriffsn." lin 3 l9r sin
9el.aramm bss Observation-Disclosures
BON Rsidsbofsn: sMun psi6t 5urid.
i'd rette mid" Damn nod, g.gtn 5
llbr, Elm Suffnunssftruhl. JroHarb
m,lb.t: Der aompf ideint na6aulais
Zen, i'd boffe 5err bes 3srrains gu
bleiben." 3pei Stunben mablo'er
aufreeune unb Spdnnung, Biz snb!i9
um 7 11br bas prGluoium Der @obrs
belt uni Der WirtIihteit einisbt. Groiz
iorb fdidt bur6 ben 8rdbt ben Der
spsiflungsruf: sd bin umsangsn.
%aespungen, mid auf Die 5Oben 5uriide
susi.ben." lin 129 llbr ab.nbs trifft
i'm oauptouartisr Rapolsons MutNlas
bons traqiihe Meloung elm: ySeute
Mor9.n nm 7 llbr tpurbs i'd BON iebr
ftarten ardfteu ans.sriffsn. sd BABE
bic 56ld6t berIoren; mir hdben groBe
gerluIte an MsnIttn unb Wdterial
erlitten. Der Riidsus pirb ioeben
auseefiibrt." llnb bdsu, Elm boies
Omen. Elm SaB, Der Sdlimmss burh.
bliden lGbt: .~llnisr. 2eute BADEN Der
ar0bten Sbeil hires 0epGds perloren.'
Mie fpirb Die 9iobspOit i'm 5uupta
quarter beg auiisrs Der 5ran5oier
aufa,numm.n? Rein Gntfebsn, fein'
panit, ia nidt .inmal geitiir5un9
nein, Sdlimm,rss: ponissr GUAM
menbru6, 9er3peiflung, man 1T Der.
ni6tet. Die SFfisisrs in Der nmge
bune bes aaifsrs, bic Generdle. timber
nitt i.ne itdrrs 5eitieteit, nit be-
Gplbaten i'm ariege ungliidsbotfdaf
ten .rtragen miiFsn. Die fi~nnloi.fter
gebanten perben ldut.
Sim i6limmiten bon alien bsndbn
Tih General lebruu, Der gum 3bti
fir bos lngliid DerdntDortli4 1T, be
Mann, Der binter Der auliffe be-
,Jelb3ussplon" fuggerirte, Der oi
9beorie Der bertbeilten tleinerel
9ruppenmsngsn Lungs Der @ren5
brrdeeiebt bate. nuns jiingeren 81
fi5i.ren." 70 notirt JaDerot be Ser
bred in isin 5assbu6. .ma4te er a
bieItm absnb ben peinIidften Gin
brud. Sn antpeienbeit bts aaiier
lief sr feiner tpilbsn Grre9ung I'm
|. gesiigelt 2auf nannte feline unglldli
en- aameraben unfdbige 9eiellen I'm
Senoranten unb fprad bappn, fie Fl
IG;tben su laii.n. Sd betpunbert
ben aniier, Der inmitien Diefer Der
pirung feline Rube gu Ntpubren pub1
unb nift Elm Wort bss 9oripurf
i aeaen bic General. fanb, bic stfhlage
fporben tporen.1 llnb Il, NapDltol
! bal in bixfsm irdgiIdtH giuBtnbIi
isin<il 9ffaBitn. iIarbtultnbtn rsiAiss
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per Trt-bt tenomnlrt man MT Ipntn
am Istteh. Ob mon fhitb,n lam,
Oh mad Gbtrhaupt Elm Gefpsbr hdlt,n
fann2 lrlauben Sic! Mon III brett
siH Riih,rldiibs. gIefent Orosn
iperotn euh bdlb bic gruf bes aunit'
lhuben icbntn. Wis pslss. mas man
fi6 ionf niai itiiisn fam, pirp tintu
od in al otrtt Jorm porgttdufbt. Gin
Rtitpferb III elm, toItipisliee Code.
ab.r fur 80 pfennis lam man i'm
Sippoerom ben Dam,n uno ben Strs
rem Der 9esItituns i6on nIs 8tlsssn'
kitsttittr imponirsn! 4uh Der 5Ius'
ipprt III TdoH, absr mon mub 9elo
uno 3tit bdkn, nm fem etbtu ristis
rem ~ oiirf,H, aud oafiir 1T eridb
in Wsnse ba. Wlan beitsist bic asros
plan : aduuHsIlt, 5obIt cine aIeinies
lett unb peib tootiiaer, onb man pom
goben rpestommt, bic ireisrnnoeiie
S9lsiIt bsidrsibt uno ii6 ni6t oas
@enid brs9en Tam.
In ben tbeuren Soften ~ Der Hus
denSettsl Der brupen Sdusfrdu Elm
tpenta mpnoton ge%rpOrbsn: 9as 9ubr
i'm 5opfs III elm ror,s Ding. 3titr
Observation-Disclosures sri6eint BEN
@isfsnbsiutEr bic apsuus Der 9iha
usrbrdtersi:n, 10 Iih gauge aompdg'
MEN bon .Senotl" tnuipris solo.
braun am elttirii6 b~strisbenen Spist
orsbsn. auT offenem aoblsuisuer bra.
ten bic Slide uno bic 6iIstitiids. @eu
1T Is ba gu perarseu, ipenn sr 'sir
@slb ni9t anItaut unb isiren appett
an fold ein,m iuftis.n aanribdlsn
bruten itillt2
Die tbeuren 53eiten MAIDEN betrieb
fam unb e~rfinb.rii9, IaFen man6el
an eintn Idonsn RsbenD.roi,nit ben
fen. 9erabe am Ottoberi,it fam maj
bos tpieoer feben.
Oo bumpelu allie Weiblein btrum
bon Siid gu 9iih nit sin.m aOrb6el
! grot oosr gr.s.ln, nit elmer S6ih,
boil Rabissden, nit GnIidtstdrter
@ebuIbie itellen ii, Iid aud in gauge
Reiben Dor bic Ginsdnge gu ben gro
gen Wirtbi6oftsn, odmlt Der, Der Il
6..ritt, ia gleih porber bel linen ieine'
8rotz uno Wunbporratb oett.
Die itolieHif5en Wpo.lle bon be
: ataoemie bisten neus itulisnii6e Riih
bar, Der 5uustnett BON Der nGhite'
l Sfrabe bolt ii9 einsn S6ein in.
/. f6leppt Elm. 9s3imalpage uuf De-
: 5titplaB: pisIIeidt ldBt iid elmer III
e Elm .JlnferI" BEL ibm pisssn. Dor IN
: nab b.m @iefsnbfu6. aur3 JED.
= iie6t au, an 9ergniigen Der dnbsren +
: Elm penig pttunidr bstbsilist gu i.in.
9arum ioQ Miin6sn rubig lei,
: SttoberfeH meter abhdlten. 3uuieno
; leben babon, 9duIsnbs fr.usn fid bo
rauf, uno bic pdar 9unbert, bic oarar
I6impfen, bic limb i'm Grnitfallt al
orauBen gu t~rsfFen. Wfan muB MI
D aeaen feds, fpsnn bic gursaus Idle
zen, sinmul bsoboatsn, pis Die WleH
i6tn binoustrDmen; Ssrr GruHoI
D bauer, Der R0rgIsr. genuu 10 ME gru
Der Qeittfinn unb Der ate Min9en,
: pribatisr ebenio ME Der bierber BEL
= f6laqene R~Orboeutfte pber 4uslGrbs.
r SIN Sobrhunpert Der arbeit bruud
man iid .inigs Stunotn lang naip:
n 2sbensfreubs niht gu iddmsn, lie pu'
bern bos Blut uuf, MAIDEN jung IN
frif6 unb ipprnsn gu neusn Qrbeit:
II tbdten an. Dem e pirb troB allsoel
n trob Oftoberf.it, frog MGr3snbisr IN
6ubn am Spisb aud in Wiinden g
II arbeit.t, FONT mare ous GtIo fir oo
y 9ergnigsn gar ni4t ba.
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Ger fIefne Grit

fcmmt BON elmer ainoer9eieaihnft
nod Soiiie ruln er3dbIt Is Ddre gar
mint nett eetpeien. Milli, Der @aitge-
Der, bGtte nid)t NAL erlaiibt, bob man
feline Spieliahcn dnribrt.
Isle i'd &c flein mar ME Ir,1
iaot Der Safer, hattie ih mir bos
nidli aeiaaen loiIen. sd bdtte meinc
Niibe eelommeri unb mare iofort &c.
enneeni"
,Sas bat fid isitbem gednDert.-
ioqt 1ris, i'd bah inn Elm ponr Gbss
feigen gegebcn uro bin gebIiebsA.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
g ertraue II.

Ger 3abnar5t noibiste ben poiici.
ten in Den Stuel, iaD bic Saline uno
'iagtc: Ger leste 9af5nbn mub io-
fort lerons. Goa i) lin 70 sieben
ODER lit sSbnen cine fur3e @et1ubuna
nit 2afoas licber, cs oouert faail
5 Minuten!"
sd min lieber bet1iibt iperoen
iratc Der Eotient. eriii in bic 1a!m.
uno 5oIte isin 4ortemonuaic fer.
ans.
Sic fotmen ia nad)ber bcsabIcn,
meiilte Der Gr5t.
I'D nil ia gar nidt tcsabIcll. if
gable mir mein @elo!" iag.e Der cd
|tient.
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Tie Stunbe 1T lang, 6as
ben fIrS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

ef1cM gQ13eH nSugr 3u legeIi pelp4h'
men.
lleberiieht man oas Rielennergnii.
nunasprogranm Der Geit1pieie. oas
{hofIdhIid Elm Grtraft a1er golssoer.
u~niiaunqen Der Belt lit, 10 fam man
1dbri audi bic 8olfspiDde in tbrer
qaa5en crfreulid,en Raipitot ltuoie.
ren. Dem crit muB man gum 2dfen
lilo ann Ghaitern rcif iein, muB ale
bulnmen 4lltugsoeounten dblegen, e3e
man bier genieBen fam. @as lodt tic
am meiiteH, ouf mas fallen lie imz
f1ser 5erein2 Dor oaem lit es bds
Trenol1nOiife, oos Tie al5iebt.
Meniden aus nnbereli @egeroen, no
fs feline boben M~ietbsb1uier, feline
MeiBlpiirite, fein Bier gibt, mo- Die
GRANDCHILDREN nidt babiniouien: Die
muB mar geieben baden. Damn iinb
"a INNER Emerge nnb Rieien : 2eutz
den, bic iiber oDsr nnter bas Rormale
gtpddfsn finb, bic beitounensipertb
erfhtinxn. lIno gar Qa~turfpunoer!
Dinqt, bie dnbers ausfielen, als lie
follten. Mxr pnllte in Dorgsridter
Gtunbe ais sftsr Mann niht audi ieis
nm Mutb 3siaen, unO iid in Serens
IiIn<n. In seraoub,rte Mihlen, Sn Cob
unb ExuftI bineinipdesn, 5umaI, fpenH
ii lp<ib, ba6 dies iii til.
Oh ltbt bic aruft uub Der Muib unb
4idIi9ttit. IN Stnnbsn nat
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-11-28
HURRY UP WORK"
ON THE FARM
BY PROF. n. C. TAYLOR,
College of Agriculture.

The efficient farm manager aims 10
keep men and horses busy doing the
thing each day which will add most
to the profits of the farm.
The labor demanded by the var1-
GUS crops, the livestock, and the gen
eral repair work on the farm may be
divided into two classes:
~ That which must be done at
definite time to be most effective.
(2) That which can be done equal
" well any time prior TO some fixed
date
Labor Of the first class includes
such tasks as planting corn, cultivat-
Ing corn, sowing and harvesting oats.
This class has sometimes been called
sehurry up work" The shorter the
growing season the more important
it becomes to get seeding done at
precisely the right time. There is
more hurry up work on farm in
the north than in the south. This
may account in part for the difference
In the character of the people.
Labor Of the second class COM
prises such tasks as repairing fences
and buildings, putting machinery into
repair before time for 1t to be used,
blowing land preparatory to seeding,
especially fall blowing for spring
crops, threshing oats from the stack.
husking corn from the fodder, and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-11-28
turkish Counting Of Time.

Through the center of the mosque
of ST. Sophia runs the theoretical
meridian which gave the Turks true
local time-one hour and fifty-six min
utes fifty-two seconds fast on Green
wich-until, two years ago, the new
government fell in with the standard
system of time zones, and came into
the eastern European zone, exactly
two hours ahead of Greenwich time.
For religious purposes, however, IL
o'clock always happens at sunset, and
noon thus wanders with the seasons
all round the clock.-W Westminster
Gazette.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-11-28
Society TO Ask Aid.

Following a report on the low f1nan-
cial condition Of the Wisconsin HUI
name society at the monthly meeting
in Milwaukee a committee OF four was
appointed to investigate means Of
raising money and to draw up state
ment to be presented to the legisla-
ture at its next session. The state
ment will request an appropriation. A
special meeting has been called by
President Emanuel l.. Phillip.
Among those present were: John H.
Kopmeyer, vice president, Fl. c. Phil
lips, superintendent and secretary,
and the following directors: H. K.
Curtis, F.. T. Goesel, Rev. Frederick
Edwards, elizabeth Marshall, Lillian
VAIL an0 Frida Fuldner.
superintendent Phillips read the
monthly report which stated that the
last month has been the most active
in the history of the society, 166 cases
having been treated.
Mr.. Phillips said that the large
number of decrepit horses was due to
the advance of winter, many out of
town owners being unwilling to keep
the horses over winter and selling
them to peddlers at low figures. The
society will agitate law against the
sale of old and feeble horses.