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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
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fcupeilc Die 9toroba6nbriidc ans.
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3a9in IN Gali5ien in oie euit 5n
iprengen Der 9lnidIaa lpuroe reht.
5eitig percitelt. Seit6em miro Die
Stride militdriidl beipod)t
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Gdluere Gtraie iiir @affentraaen

g'cm gprf, 81. slou. 3u iicbeir
edtIren 3udjtbnus irftroe bon glid'
Ter 1oiter III ben @eneraldiiiicn oet
20 ,sabre aIte 5bonlas 9itto bor
90. zoos Clinton sIpe.. grour, Der.
l;rthciIi, oct oes @niientr1aens ols
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Sniiilente ain 9ronolpdp Die glcpcl
pfr pcrfauien, nlls Der 03ieilid)nil
oilsaeltobra lperoell.
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isrndltluic circumstances.

aonitnntiitnpel, q. giob. - 0i;
BrieoenS 9enoGfuod)tioten bobcu
felt 5ipei 9aseu 8erntbingen abge.
hnIten. obne oaB eS gelulgen 1T
iid alif Die 8eoingimgen 5lt eirigcn
GoIlte bel Der beutc glahnlittoo
itnttfinoenoen Sibrntg ni6tS @r.
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ZEN, Onnn peroen Die GerbanoIiui,
fen obgebroden tperOelL iuno oic
neinsfeligfeiten iperoen lpieoer cr.
itfliet iperoe1.
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Strakcnran6.

5. 8. SSiliolL 534 iiiOl. 3s. sFpc
,robnbait, mltroe Gieltitag glbenoSiit
Ger 9iGbe oes @iie 0telnorial So
ipital bon eiuen gteger itberialIelt
81 8ooen geidhogen lnto Inn icine
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roilbt Goiiantcn ianoen ocu w.
raubtcn III boullBt(oiftu 3uitano ali
cent SeiteiRpeg lmo benodlridtctcll.
1ie Tpli5ei.
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9iapmerfs geeroignna.

8oIhington, u FoD. SIN Bet
fein bes graiioenten, 8elegaten bonn
@onie uno Sennt fano bellte gah.
mittog DIE geerOi9ung oe5 oeritor-
Gpnen gmoesienatprs Ha1ter ailf
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areBleilte flngirteu nIs 8nbrtilG'
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aleo. II. IS. 9. Gierce belt Die
@eoGftnisrcoe.
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snft fein Nanpibat mehr.

@aibinetony 27. 9top.- TrGit
cent 9ait, Der bon icinen 5relinoer
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NIT alien &r1ften dn Der Heprgoni,
sirimg Der Eartei ntit5itar6eiten
miro aber inter fcinen llmlt1nOel,
als aan0i0ot ailftreten.
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gd,tnnG GOneOrOia!
Gns @insfrnfrdns6en mnrbe aui
3annar peridJuben; San5frGH5'
den ain 4. DECEMBER.

Zen 9iitsliebern beS Goncoroio
Gamenbereins tierulit Die gaahridt
bnb Der oitf ben A. De5einber an
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bcr allf sSanuar peridoben piIroc
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Gins, ocnen bcreits ginlaoungea
5ugcgaueerL iino se6eten bierpon
gtotij 81 nebnlen. 9as 8oniite.
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saaIidle sri6iine erideint frader

Negen Deg ilotionalen 0dnfia.
glIngstages miro Die G1glife Snta.
ia 5ribiiue morgcn gormittng nm
IL llbr erideinen uno ioIGtc ic
big ip1teitens vi llbr gtittngs IN
Sdnoen i1mmtlider 2eicr iein.
S1gli6e Omaha Sribiiue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
observation-disclosures.

Die Sta6ttontniiiion it entldIoi-
len, Die glntirauhoroinan5z itrifi
tllrd3ufiibren. @s miro { h Der-
ildt per6en, eine Or0inaB 5u pal
iirer, Die itrenger it, als Die ieeige.
Sine bon &omn1iiiGr Butter einge.
iiibrte sfeioIution lplir0e angenom.
men, oas Observation-Disclosures
m5ulpeilen Die Sroinan5 Oird5l.
fubren.
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Sanrrfrant in W,aiien.

6remout 9, 81. 9sop.-Dit
Gouerfroutiailon iit beenoet unb Die
SabrifIpiiber erfloren oaB oieieIbe
sic aiinitigitc felt ,Safrcn mar. Die
3ariclloc bon Tonneu oea eoIen
arontes. bic bier pcrarbeitet rpur,
ten limo ST $3.50 bis $500 Nie
Sonie perfmlit morocn uuo oit
Farmer baben ein ihoncS 5tiif
6iclo cmgehcimit. ,Srcmout ailt ais
oer aiittelptiutt Der Sauerfraut.
Snbniirie oes gal5en 9afioes.
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Sclbitmuro eincs Sno6cn.

gloriolf. q. gtou.-9er ~
Sabre oIte ana6e Gilmore 9teligb
crb1nate iih i'm StnOtporf, neil
iciue Mutter linn irines ausreiBeds
pon &auie tpegen eien 3roht Brii-
1el berobreidlt botte.
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100000 glr6eitcrtcmpel.

Cine Delegation Ser 3inlmercr
imo S9reiner ipra6 9eitern beim
Grefutipfontite bes Commercial
Club Dor uno tbeilte ben 3erren
NIT, oab tire organization ben
Ban eincs 100000 glrbeiterteni-
pels plant. Ger Sflub inOoIiirt.
sic sSoec, oaB ein sGrbeiterientpel
turd) Die glrbeiter gebaut lperoe.
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@eitere Cpfrr.

Bilbao, Spanien 81. gscp. .-9(6t
Ger om 5onntag in Der Banoelbil.
oertbenter Tanit III Bilbao, Spa.
nielt 9erlesten erlogen ibren 8un-
rem, ioooB Die 3abl Der 0pfer Jet
55 iii. Mebrere anOere liesen boif-
maIgsIo5 oarnieeer.
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Yulisiit giitdlsl[ aeitur6ell.

9bonios Wtithea, icit Is Nahren
NitoIieo Der Omaha Gpli3ciIndiff
lit 6ciItc lln 4 ll6r Moracns III.
ifincr 8obnunlq nod einidbridem
@iaaenleioel geitorheu. Gr )aite
cln Stltcr bon 80 Sa9ren errcid't.
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9poniaa tritt Der aunsreh sniammcu

ssaibilN.on, 81. 9Sop. aaontar
tritt Der &on9reb Sit iciner fllr3clI
SiBing 3ulonlmeu IN Der Die lfe,
llblifmer gum lcbtcn ,Dlolc Die
aontroIIe fiibren Bis iebt lino
rod lpenig Geaatoren i,dO sfepras
ieniantpn bier illaelolai oIele ahcr
lirdlaltiacn iitI eil9cbsno nit Der
SlIflulit.
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Eciterreid lcbnt 3entidJlanO's gOr'
idlaa no.

gerIin 27. aioo. Geiterreid 6oi
GfntihIauo's 9orihlaa, Die Streit
fraae nit Serbien einem internn
tipnnlen Shieosaeritt SIR Gnt
itaeioiuaa III lmterbreitcn obaelcbut
Die ariegsallsiid)ten lino 0oOird
ls.ie0er Derihlinfmert iuoroen.
Toris. 81. Rou Gic bcitimnt,
9tadridt, ooB oie iran5oiiide s(r-
nlec lnubil made, bat all Der hieii
gen 9'orle cine Ganif Derllriadt
slIIc slfticii iino beoeutcr6 I'M @er
1hc geTnllen.
giroapqit, 81. gtop SSn oIlc.
@nfcaitaoicn nm Sdnpnr5en Oleet
llno cine glenge sransportid)ifit
tinoctroiien imo bereit, Gnlpper
,oili5nuebmen lmo 5n beforoern.
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0entidJc erliceen Der GbOlcra.

stonitontinopel, 81. gtob. Gr
,@nuniiller, oeittldler Seorrelpon6eni
ianO friiberer slttad)e Der bieligen
Deiltihen Geianotidaft, lit 5u Ste.
fnno Der Cholera erlegen. IS III
ons critic Gbolera.0pier initer oeil
sort iueilenoen Gltrop1ern. 3lDei
ineitere beutide aorreiponoenten inn
ehenfolls BON Der Beit bclaIlen. NOR.
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ec6ensrcttnna sur See.

@aibington, 81. 9lob.-0ie @aa-
rineperlunltung bot beifloiieu einen
neueu Emp cincs 2ltitidiffes ein5u.
fiibren, Der Germenolma 5ur Ret.
ting Sdliffbriihiger aui bober See
finoen ioll. Bel gtcrpport 9teips
ausgefiibrtc @eriude lino ourhaitS
giinitig aisgeIallen.
9entidcr Sptifer, Is Sabre
IN Smoba, 3. j. 8urn 443
gronbeis @ebGuoe. (gln5eige.)
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Daniien iidJ ibren Hcsimru-
tern itellcn.

,Srnifiirrt on Wfaiit, 81. 9top. -
Scitcrreid)iid]e l1nterthauen Die &C.
fient baben imb iif bier otlibnltcn,
fobcn gefe9l erbalteu, iih ibreu
Hegiiilentern 8u iteaen. 9n5 8clo
fir bic 5nbrt bis sur @ren5c iii
itncn siqeltellt poroen Geilerrei.
der uro llngnrn, bic III Den bent.
idlen geramerfen oraeitellt iinO, ba-
ten dbiIihe Srores erbalten
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in bimflen s5laidleiL hri GniiI iNou.
ion. Hbonc Souib $3.50. (sln;eioc)
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Masim gaidJa uerluirft ScOingnuacn

stpmltontinnpel, 27 geop. Ger
iiirfiide 8epoltmd6tige gia5uu
Najd1a bat ale bisber bon Den 9ul.
enren ilnterbreiteten 6rieoensuor-
ifldge peripotien mo all i6rar
itott @egenporidI1ge eenldc1t. Die
sluslidlten mf lnnabme Der Sc.
0inalinaen iiuo ihleht, man gloubt
aber, oaB @ulaorien tic ldllieBIidJ
tcilnod berilflidtieeu miro. Bill.
gQrien ipoIlte oen Titrfen in euro,
ia MIR aollitautinopl 6eloiien nm
Die lioiainelle Oberbobeit iIber I'll.
bonicM porouT iid Die Giirfei m.
fer leinen lllnitdltoen cinlaIien miro.
Gle Iiirfei nta hos gnn5c eroberte
eiebiet nit 9IuSna6me BON albanier
nlto eittelt fleineu 2onOitrid an Der
liilgariitben Creme 5utiid baben.
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Trodenreilligcn mo 5drbcn
oGcr slrt nnh ncllitcr milicilid1aits
Iid]er Yictbooe lno in alIeil grnn.
den bel Der Sdoesiod Go, A07
fiiol Is. strabe, Snaha. Nbonss
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EicpicIe 9lraenhcn beioBeil pirle,
totten lic iuir ENG; @clol
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
HARRINGTON TEsTlFIEs.
Tells Damaging Story of Tamperins
 With Witnesses.


 Los Angeles, June 21.--John liar rington testified in the trial of Clarence s. Darrow for alleged jury bribery today that Darrow had shown him last September roll of bills, which Darrow said contained $50,00O, and were procured from Tyeitmoes bank in San Francisco, and that Oar row told him at the time that If he could arrange to reach two jurymen, James B. McNamara would never be convicted.
 Harrington also testified that on the morning of Bert Franklin's arrest for attempting to bribe George N. Lock wood, DaTrow had said to him My God! If he speaks I'm ruined"
 The direct examination was brief. Harrington testified it was on Dar- rows orders that Mrs. Flora Caplan was taken out of the state; R. K. A. Diekelman was persuaded to leave Albuqalerqueque N. M.. for Chicago and that other witnesses subpoenaed by the prosecution in the McNamara case were induced to absent them selves.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
ESTOPPAL OF
 THEA7ER WORK
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANT. ED AGAINST LYRIC THEATER
 EXCAVATION WORK.
Merrill, Operator of Second Floor Ho tel In Building Declares Entrance
 is Being Shut of.

A temporary restraining order was issued yesterday afternoon in chan cery court which stops until the issue is further examined into by the court, the work now in progress on the Lyric theater building.
 The application for the restraining order was flied by Attorneys o. H. Sumpter and A. Curl in behalf of Pro- prietor Merrill of the United States hotel. who alleges that if the work is permitted to progress as it is now under construction, the front awning or stand over the sidewalk will be torn away, and the rear wall taken out which will close the rear entrance to his hotel.
 He claims the rear entrance is necessary not only as a convenience under ordinary circumstances, but that he has no elevator service in the hotel, and the rooms of the hotel arc on the second floor, and if the rear entrance is closed invalids or other patrons unable to clmb the stairs can not be accommodated at his place.
 The temporary restraining order is addressed to Harry Hale, Timothy H. levitt, and the Lyric Amusement C mpany. and stops these from fur ther advancing with the changes com plained of until the case is further heard next Wednesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
PLAY WELL PRESENTED.
Local Talent Appear In 1.-TWO Married
 Men" to Splendid Advantage.

Under the auspices of the Frater- nal Order of Eagles, Aerie No. 51 Of this city, Two Married Men," little comedy playlet, was presented before large audience at the Wilmington park auditorium last night. The cast was selected from some of the ex- perienced talent of the city, includ- ing Mir. and Mrs. Walter M. Eble, Mrs. Dr. Beebe, Thurston r. Far mer and l.. E. Sawyer. both of whom have appeared before in local produc- tens: Archie Ledgerwood, and Miss Murray. The story was light but marked with comedy situations and funny lines that were well presented. Interspersed between the acts were specialties by Frank E. Ritter. Miss Margaret Sisley, Jack Corners and Doc Owens in black face; Jack Cool inc in one of his characteristic Irish impersonations, aided by a chorus, and the Buchanan Sisters, who pre- scented three splendid musical num- bers
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
TEDDY CHARGES
 COALITION RULED
ROOSEVELT MEMBERS OF GRE DENTlALS COMMITTEE SUB
 MT SIGNED STATEMENT.
Allege Comprehensive Plan to Rule Committee and National Con
 ventIon Also.

Chicago, June Exchanges that contested delegates and members oi the Republican national committed had formed a coalition in the cre- dentials committee to control the com mittee in behalf of the contested dele gates, were prepared tonight by R. K. Mccormick and other Roosevelt members of the committee. The statement. it was said, would be of- fered before the Republican national convention tomorrow to complete the record of the Roosevelt fight against the seating of the Taft contested dela- gates. It charges that the work done by the credentials committee has been part of comprehensive plan to control the national convention against the Republican voters
 The statement was circulated among the Roosevelt members tonight by MT. Mccormick. None refused to sign it. The names affixed to it tonight were: R. R. Mccormick, Illinois; II. T. Halbert, Minnesota; Clancy St. Clair, Idaho: Ralph Harris, Kan Jas i; Dan Norton, Oklahoma; A. K. Swift, Oregon; Jesse A. Libbey, Maine; Jesse Tolerton, Mississippi; l.. N. Mitchell. Pennsylvania; F. J. Heney, California; s. X. Ray, South Dakota Harry Shaw, West Virginia; H. |. Lockett, Nebraska.
 Two other members of the commit tee, J. J. Sullivan and J. B. Avis, of New Jersey, agreed to sign the state ment before it is presentd to the con- yentlon tomorrow.
 The statement in part follows:
 "In the committee on credentials a coalition was formed of the con- tested delegates and members of the national committee and a minority of the representatives of the Republican states. This coalition formed a sub- stantial majority of the committed It proposes to prevent the hearing of all of the testimony by limiting the contestants to five minutes in which to present their cases.
 The coalition in the committee Is bringing in reports faster than they can be prepared, making it evidedt the reports have been prepared be- fnrehand. No time is furnished to the organized delegates to consider their cases or prepare to present them to --e convention.
 Tt is therefore plain that If these contested delegates are seated that they will not only create a majority Of which less than one half represent Republican states, but that this ma jcrity will also be composed of delc- gates improperly seated i'll violation of good parliamentary law and com mon morals. It is also plain this is not accomplished by mere partisan ship, but it is the result of a com prehensive plan prepared in advance and deliberately carried out to con- trol the Republican convention against the Republican voters.
 We call serious attention of the delegates to this convention to the fact that any nominee can have little claim for the voters and will have to depend on the Democratic states and territories for his election"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
RECEIVERS NAMED.

Trenton. N. J., June 21.-Chancellor Walker in the court of chancery to- day appointed Harrison s. Matthews of Birmingham. Ala; Halsey w. Bar rett, of Newark, N. J., and Harry Col fin, of Harrison, N. J., as receivers for the Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Go. The application for appointment of receivers was made by the Amer ican & British Manufacturing Co, of New York, alleging insolvency. The Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Co., has capital stock of $750.O0O.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
CONGRESSMAN BYRD.
Mississipplan Dies Here After an ilI ness of a Week of Brain
 conuestion.

Ex- Congressman Adam Byrd, of Mississippi, died died :a this city at the Pullman hotel last night after a crit ical illness of but a week. He came here a month ago with his daughter and little son, and early Thursday night began to settle in q state of coma. and death relieved him at 9:30 o'clock last night The remains will be taken to his home at Philadelphia. Miss, on the 1:30 o'clock train this afternoon. The funeral party will be joined at Memphis by relatives and friends of the family.
 MT. Byrd was 62 years old. He served in the 5Sth, 59th ,60th and 61st congresses. He was a native of Ala bama and is survived by a wife and five children.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22

Dr. Huff has returned from Little Rock where he attended the meeting of the State Dental Society.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22

LOWERS MOTH KILLER POSI- FINELY PREVENTS MOTHS, SOLD AT LOWERS DRUG STORE AND ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22

When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may be required. This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make il easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
FEAR ANOTHER BATTLE.

Washington. June 21.---Inhabitaats of Chihuahua are preparing for a battle. which is expected to be decis- i've. Consul Letcher. at Chihuahua, reported that in the recent skirmishAs south of Chihuahua the federals had the advantage. In Sinaloa the revu- lution is dead.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22
WINNIPEG GETS MEETING.

Louisville, Ky, June 21.-Winnipeg was today chosen as next years con- vention city by the International As- sociation of Real Estate Boards rf America, which finished its conyen- ton here by the election of officers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22

"A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured in from three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and observing the directions with each bot tie. For sale hy ali dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-22

We make our own ice cream and use the purest of materials. R. C. Mor- ris Drug Co, SOP Central Avenue, The Rexall Store. 6-20-tf
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

Mclean had told Freckles to ride on
q section OF the maple with him, but
now the boy begged to 20 into the
swamp with Duncan.
II don't see why you want 20 Co."
said Mclean. II have no bushes to
let you out today at ALL"
ITS me chickens, sir" answered
Freckles.
Freckles hurried into the swamp.
He was some little distance behind,
but he could still see the men. Before
he overlook them they had turned
from the west road and had entered
the swamp toward the east. The un.
derbrush was almost impenetrable. As
they plunged into II great black bird
swept over their heads.
Freckles danced wildly. "Its me
chickensl oh. It's me chickensT he
shouted. "Ob. Duncan. come quickl
You've found the nest Of me precious
chickensr'
Duncan hurried down TO the mouth
Of a monstrous log. but Freckles was
before him. lie crashed through pol
son vines and underbrush regardless
Of any danger and climbed on the
stump. When Duncan got there he
was shouting like a wild thing.
"It's hatched!' he yelled. "0h, me
big chicken has hatched out me little
chicken. and there's another egg. I
can see II plain. and, oh. the funny
little white babyl Duncan. can you
see me little white chicken?"
Duncan could easily see II. and so
could every one else. Freckles ten
derby carried the kissing. blinking lit
tie thing out 20 the light in leaf lined
hat. The men found II sufficiently
wonderful TO satisfy even Freckles.
who had forgotten he was ever sore
or stiff. and coddled over II with ev-
cry blarneying term Of endearment he
knew.
Duncan gathered up his tools
Deals or, boysr he said cheerfully.
THE log mauna be touched until
Freckles' chaukies have finished with
II. We might as weel gang. Better
put II back. Freckles. It's just out,
and II may chill. Ye will probably
hae twa the morn"
Freckles deposited the baby beside
the egg. When he came back he said: