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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
@ermantoiun.;yeier.
220. Jabresias Der @ramOmns O,O
rriten oentidcn glnmeienS in
slmcrifa ieiilidJ besansen.

Tbilnoelpbid. 9a., 2s. Sfto6cr.
Der 800. SSabrestns Der @riin.
Dung BermnIltomus, Der eriien
Ooliern0en 0eutihen giieoerlaiilmg
in gImerifa, Duroe inn alten @iiter
@'aniion I'M gernon Farf 81 Ger.
lrantomn, no binHen Sllr3em oas
Gentnnl Oeutidler Ginpanoerung
iid erbeben miro, bon Der German.
toipn Site & 9ieIic Societp aeieiert
SSm Sftober 1858 batten bic orei.
5ebn 9reiclOer 6nmiIicn, Die olti
6ron5 Ganiel YnltoriuS' geranIai.
Jung nad Der jliugen aolotic gSil.
liam Renn's nisgeiponOert mO am
6. Sftobcr in PHILADELPHIA aelanoet
mareh Die gal1tellcn in German.
tcmn allsgelooit uno nit Der Nus.
bebuna DER Seller ibrer fiinitigcn
Nobnltellen begonnen. Der 27.
Sftober gilt oaber als Der eigent.
lide @riinOlmgstag Der eriten bent.
ithen glniieoIuna Die befanntli6
ihon lett ldngerer 3eit 3u bent
Stnot9ebirt PHILADELPHIA gebort.
Ser befannte aimitihriftiteIler, gle.
baffeur imO Yrdiioent Der eSnSian
Sligbts sIiiOcintion, Serr Serbert
8elib, belt einen intereiianien
Gortra9 iiber n@ermontopn's
Siinitler". in pel6em er ausiiibrte,
bnB Die gtoturidlonbeiten Der erIten
Oelltidlen glniieollng onregeno mo
belebeno 5ur 9etbdtigung Der aunit
nirfen umo mebr tpie einen omerifa.
niiden Siinltler beranldbten, in
Bitten OericI6en iein Seim auf3u.
idllaaen.
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snh.Cmnhn.

Gin 0reiia6riger anabe ficI
0leidfalls binab ilnO 5ipnr nod eill-
nal 10 tief. g[ber Ser fIeine &or-
per mar eIaItiiher.' Der SSung2
iprang anf mo lief ieirer @tlltter
cntgegeu.
,Sn Sen Stod garos i'll eilic nclir
MISUNDERSTANDING angele9t
moroen iuelbe ale glbfdIle Ser
GdIo6tb1uier 3ll 9Iide reoucirt.
melde lid altSge5eidnet olS Diin-
ger eignet. Gs nirb babur6 Ill.
fraglid ein GROCER Grofit er5ieIt
meroen. Ger Griinber Der nellen
slnloge, s. 9, sorreiter pon &an.
ias Gitp inipi5irte oieielbe anl
Somitaq. Die 8iebbofgeienidaft
baute Die g(nla9e nit einent So
itenauinonoe bon $4,000. 3. ipiro
oeil 9ctrieb lcitcn ltub Sic Grp-
0ltftc perfauien. 1ieIeS proftiihc
Spitcnt Oic glbiGllc foItcnloS los
sitiperoen nit slilsnabnc oerieltigcn
Ger g(nlaec, lit bereitS in onoeren
QroBen Stdoten ein9efiihrt porOen.
:. 8. Sell Snlupn, 1926 N.Str.
@eites Bier. 5einer 6reilitnd.
Seutiber 9eiud nillfomnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Gma9a Wniifucrcin.
SeidlOiien, bic aIte lInitarianer'
tirde 5n fanien, falls Der altc
Treis gilt.

@eitern 9lbeno 9ielt Der omaha
Wiuiituerein eine @rtroperiamni.
lung ab nnO befabte iid nit ieinen
Saaenpldnen. Gin gaufomite gob
einen geri6t ab, oaB Die lluitori,
er.@emeinoe plobIib perinde, ben
greis, Der pripriinglib $4,000
mar, 5u erboben. Gin Gomite Die
icr @enlinoe por anipeierO uno er.
fldrte Die Sa6Ioge. Die @emein.
DC babe bereits friiber Elm angebot
ton $4,000 abgelebnt int0 iebc
niAt gut ein ipie iie iest Oas sln'
gebot oes Wfi1ifpereins fir bic elei.
DIE Srmme omlebmen fonne. ba
ons geiibtbum piel gr6beren @ertb
Eo6e. Smmerbin lei man aber be.
reit, nit Dem &onite oes gereinS
meiter 81 berBanoelu.
Der gerein bat oaralif beidloiien,
6ns @igentbum 5u faufen, falls Der
alte |reis in &raft bleibt.
gluberoem ipuroe Der Bedding &c.
inBt, am Dtontog, ben 25. geopenl'
Ter, i'm 8ranbeis Sbeater Elm gro.
bes aon8ert 5u geben. glae Gbore
iper0en mitlpirfen uno ais SoIiiten
iino SSrau Sanien-@plie, Sopran,
uno Senrp Cor, @ioIiniIt, engagirt
Serrn Cor Sterid-0rdeiter miro
niitlpirfen. Gbenfaas miro 6err
gleeie aus tii6tigen Muiifern elm
fleines Sr6eiter 5uiammeniteaen
no n1ebrere 9tunlmern nusfiibren
ano einige Gb6re bceleiten. Gs miro
Elm aon8ert, bos bobe fiinltleriide
@eniiIie peripridt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
@nter fSana.

Der bon ser 9oIi5ri iebnlidit
geludte nerueintlide Ginbred)cr
@arrp Sobnion ipuroe beite friib
ron Sen @eDeinlpoli5iiten aenellp
lmo Dunn in Dem 9Iitgenblid Ding.
felt gemadt, alS ct Elm S5aus an Der
SO. nuo 2afe Strabe perIieB. Ser
@uride bate fitb ser gerboftnng
no6 einem berfe6lten ginbrllhsper-
illA 0ltrh 0ie sSluht nad Council
@Iuffs ent8ogcit luurne aber bon
Ser oortigen GoIi5ei Oingfeit ge.
na6t. 9Iuf Dem 8ege tlad Ser
Toli5eiltation aber enttuiidte er ittb
manote iih wieoer nad) Grnaba.
SSobnion lit Elm aefdbrlider gerbre.
der, peld)er crit Dor eiltigen SO.
den uS Dem 3uftbauie 8it Gin.
colin mo er cine mebrid6rige Strafe
rerbilBte, entlallen ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
9eene SlprpDrntiuncn.

Infer Dem gsamen vSmaba
Stealth Company" bat iidl BET Ser
5uitGnoigen geboroe Der 5toats-
haltptitaot cine meitere bieIige @e'
ieuidaft inforporiren laiien Die
0ireftoren ser reuen &orporatioll
iino 9(rt6ur 6. Gbontplon @len 3.
Getit, 9. 8. SSellien SSSobn g.
gralpior0, gtormon E. $. SurD.
Gas 9lftienfapital betrdgt $780,
600, sic 9lftie au ST.
Gite ipeiterc &orporation lit Die
Sippo Sbeater Company, Dcren Sc
ihGft in Dem g(ufbalt anO gerfauf
ron @anoelbiloer-Sbeatern beitebt.
0aS Slftienfapitol betragt $4,000
9ie 0ireftoren 1ino s. gl. San
Suien uno s. 8. 8artel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Inter periicaeLten GrSres.

PHILADELPHIA, 80. Sfto6er. Ger
Ser. Staaten-9reu8er, pelder Ger
9Itlantiiten 9leierpe.6lotte ange.
bort, ipuroe bcilte ausgeriiItet um
innerhalb As Stunoen inter aom-
manoo oeS aapitdns 8. 6. 9belps
in See 81 iteden. Gem &apitdn
merOen bel Dem gluslaufen oes
areu8ers periiegeltc Srores 5ltge.
felt meroen, ipelhe er crit auf
bcber Gee offnen barf. Wion slaubt.
baB bas arieesihiff nod Dem Yiit.
tell6noilben Meer aboanlpfen miro,
inn amerifaniide Snterelen in bee
3iirfei 5u idiiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
SanOwcen6aa oes GuncurSia.
gereins.

Inter Den 9luipi5ien bes Goncor.
0ia Gamcnaeiangoereins finoet anl
giittipoh glbeno i'm 8eutiden Sou8
ein SaaomeenbaG itatt. Scenes SSeit
altidottiiden llriprungs miro BON
Ocn Gamen nit an ben S6er3en
umo Dem Munrnenidon5 orrangirt
neroeu melder oltrd inbrbrmOert-
lanse Tradition gebeiligt lit. gs
miro DorausiidtIi6 ein sSeIt 10 rett
rcd Dem Screen Ser eSugeno iein.
Die 9amen MAIDEN Die gr6Bten gln.
itrengutgen, oaS Set 81 cinem gr.
folge 8u geItolten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
gSun 9pfumotipe getOStet.

glitf oen 9langieraeleiien Ser
Union Gacific in 5iib-Smaba itieB
brrte @orgen cine 2ofomotioe nit
elmer Geihe 6rahtpuaen 5uiammen.
Sic 9(rbeiter Sobn Soripot, 39 Sab.
re alt, unb Seromc Wtc@oocrn or-
teitctcn inlter oielen 8ogtn, aIs
scr 3uIamncnltob erfolate Snr-
irot iuuroe ioiort setootet imh ieill
aorper fllrhtbnr 5erItiidelt; 0lc.
@ooern lnurbe sur Seitc gelhlelt.
cert lulo ihiper berlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Der syencrbGmun.

5ionr Gitp, 30. 0ftober, ,-Seute
5l iriiber Niorgenltunoe tnirroe
Gioiu Gitp bon elmer perbeerenOen
SeuersbrlmIt beingeiuft. Die SIN.
Iage Ser Siolu Gitp Cement @aa.
dliucru So, 0ie Siour Gitp Sab
& GiIo g(nlagc, OaS 8ohnbaus Der
Srau 2alra Sdpiun nlebrcrc
GtaIlnngen lmo sluBengebduoc. alle
oif Der @eitleite gelegen, fielen
oeut Seuerodmon gum Opier. Ser
an0erihtete Shaoen belduft iidl aui
$4,000.
gasleton, g. O., 30. Ofto6cr.--
Gos @eb1uOe Der 6irit gtotional
9anf bralinte nieoer. SdaOen
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
gfennsebn erblinSct.

9lnberion SS5n0., 80. 0ftober.-
9teun5ebn ASerionen ioIlen in 9ln-
herion, Snoy erblinoet iein, ipeil
iie in bas 2idJt aeblidt bn6en ipel.
dies bel qinem eIeftriiden Shpei.
bungspro3eB BON 2eitlnqsordbten
fir Die eleftriife 9abn geblidt bat.
ten. Glide Oer 8erlmgIiiften er.
blinoeten crit mebrere Stlmoen
onrna6.
gta6 s[niidt zines 9(ugenipe5iaIis
item Der Staot baben Ole eigentbiin.
Iihen Stra6len bei Dem &erfabren
Nafterien rapioe iid ousbreiten Iai.
fen, Die bereit5 I'M gluge Oorbanoen
Daren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Inter Ser 9npc.

emmett 6. Solomon, Ser bon
Ioli3eifommiiiGr 9apoer angeIteui
mnroe, Inn llnteriudungclt iiber ge-
iriiie Gingc, rpelde I'M GoIi3eige'
ridt Dor lih gchen n5uiteIlen boi
GcIltnoen, oaB oetmnS fail i'm
Stootc 91nemart" lei. .iit anbe.
rui Morten, eS iperoe BORT nit Der
@erehtiefeit '91inoliloer aetriebeu,
Gcr Staotratb iiibIt lid ocsbal6 be-
lriiBigt, cine gennue llnterillhlung
res Sahperbalts bor5uuebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
iSredler glan6.

9teip gorf, 80. Sftober. gonSi,
ten brongen in Die 3meigoffice Der
Irubential 9ife Snntrance Com,
pam, tnebclten uno ban0en Die &oi-
iicrerin stIice 9renneis, itobIen aus
6cm @eloidrauf $500 lmo emit
famcn. Der SdaupIab oes &au-
bes befinoct li1 in einem Stoot.
theif, lpeIder mgelu0bnlid itarfen
Toli5eiidl,b gelpabrt uno lit ntr
neliiae @lodS bon Ser 8obnun0
beS giirgerrneiiters @apnor emit
fernt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
gfipcrpielu Smprpuemen! Gln6.

Ger 9iiperbieip SSnlpropemellt
Glub, cine ser itdrfiten @crcilli-.
0ungeu ieiner 9(rt lit Omaha, bipItl
in Dem 2pfale oes Serrl @uooen.
ms, Is. umo Canton StraBe cine.
gut beiudte @eriammluna ob. mii=
hael See er6ielt Die llnterItiiblirtg
ser MitglieOer ais 2egislatitrfonbis
bnt lmb Safob aopp miro als aou-
6i0ot fir oas 9Imt cines Shul-
ratbs parm lulteritiibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Seine ariedliIden arieaer medr.

Gem griehii6en 8oniul in Oma.
ia, Serrn Sobn 2atenier, ging cine
9epeide oes grie6ii6en 8eianbten
in @aibineton 5u: pWelben sic
Ser Ganbeaenii1en Union, feline
&eierpen mebr 81 ibiden, bepsr
neue ORDERS fpnimen." Bon oieleiil
gefebl iino cine slt5obI Griehen
hetroffen, bic iid) ifon porbereitet
1atten, ibren 2anbsleliten nnG Dem
gaterlan0e au folgen. SoIde, Die
fereits unteripegs iino, iperoen OIL.
genonlnen meroen.
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Sanerei anf einer Gtrafen.Gar.

G. 9(. Stelpart, B, Saineg in,N
GIarence Gilet lpeigerten lib. oaS
6nbraelo bieSleits Der griife ait BE-.
soblen. Gs fam sinild,cn ibncns
mo ben S9obnongeitcIlten 5ii riner
9touferei, bel iueldcr @elegrnhcit
mebrere 5enitcr oes @agens 5er
triinlnert ipiroen. Der aompf
enocte oanlit, oaB Die Habaubriioer
nerbaitet ipur6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
Mi,ltrrfelOsne seplant.

Cine Tepeide aus 9onItanttnopel
melbet, oaS fid Die tiirtiide slrmec
CUT eiieu WinterfeIo3uo borbereitet,
tit osn Sal, bnB bic gegenip1rti-
fell 0perntioneil einen ltngIiidIifen
Alisgdno fit Die 9iirfet f,ebmer,
lollkn. Wo Die Eiirfen feiteit Sub
faIien 'perbtn, fam man ictt nod
tFidt erteuneu sIc iollsn GRAD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
SiIhtc ieinc s,aaridlait Gin.

Ndbren6 gSilliom @nnnon NIT
.gabc~ Golmtce ell Sdloefcritiino.
den perlebte, mur0en linn bon Dem
sSrauetjilnnlcr 81 9eltoblen. Ger
s'eitohlene mcloetc icinen Gerldt
Der 9oIi3ei, ipelhe Babe berbaftete.
Der Goli3eiridter ianote Die Spit.
biibin auf 90 Gage nad Der Golntp
Sail.
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slns Ssntidlen gsercinen.

g(m 5. 9topember feiert Oic Ser.
mann Soge gto SO q. .. II. ".
III ihren 96unlIihfeitelt in Ser
gsalbinnton Safe oos 26. Stifs
tlrieSieit ourh cine Mbenounterbal-
!llna. 6relfoe Der 2oge. bon Mit-
aIieocrn Derielben eirgefiibrt, iiio
lcr3licb piIltontincll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
9fan6mpro.

Chicago, 80. 0fto6er. SRI. 60.
pbin Springer, tpeIde iulldngit bon
Baltimore bier eintraf uurOe in
ibrem gIblteigeauartier ernlor0et
oufgefunben. gs liegt Elm gfall6-
moro Dor. glls Der Sbat Oringenb
ber0adtig miro Ser Eoltber gbns.
8. Gontpap pono er Soli5ei &C.
'lht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29

iueiie nuf alien pimften pnr ben
iiegreihen 8erbiinoeten 5ltriid. Sbne
ben gerirsiten @ioeritano baben iie
am Sonntag Sitip III Ma6eoonien
Ger1unt, eine itarfe lmb ipibtige
Yolition.
0aB audi Die 8uIgareu nidt on
cine baloise gcembigilne oes arie.
ges glauben, fam man aus Dem
GntjdluB Oes 9rieasminiiteril,us
iefcn. mcitere $4,000 Meieruiitell
eitautcriiIcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
5etbrn nehlncm anmaunoOa.

9infOcm Die Serben Die tiirfiide
gfrnier bei 9uamonona 5eriprengi
falo Die Stnot iel6it eir9enonmeu
fIeteit, bcgeben Tie iid in @etpolt.
nldrJ1cl nnh Maceoonien mo tie
fn Giirfen bei Bales poer aliprili
lit befeiti9ten Stelllnigen eriportert.
Gals sic 3iirfen geiflageu iperoen
iratelt ooml f1lt 0lonaitir, Die
ipihtigitc niIit1riihe Goiition in
alinreOonieM ben Gerber in Die
.0anbe.
Die @riedpn baben Die 9iirfen
hei GaItnnia nod oreiitiinOigsm 8e.
ied't onfs bnitpt gefdIasen ino
naridiren ieet alif S5minn. Die
iiiDspcitIihe gfe DER erropoii6en
9iirfrt befinbet iid) gesenlp1rtig IN
n1fDen Der 8riehen
gepeId,en bon Sofia nieIoen, baB
bic huIanriide slrnee, tpeIdle Gsfi
Nobn croterfe, ale nah Der ge-
rianItten Gtabt Iaufenoe 9abnen ser.
fort babe nto iidJ gesenlpartig auf
Dem Bormnride nad sfiieli gprgas
tefiitoe.
gs ipirO beri9tet, oab stsim
WerL Der tiirfifde BefebIsbnber ber
sseititng &irf-aiIiiieb, ipegen 5eig.
hpif htnaertdtet iporoen Iei.-Wa.
fpuo Gbeffet 9oihn, Ser Die 9iebo-
Iittinn geeen slboul Sanlib leitete,
treIfe Die gIbiebung oes Sesteren
berbeifiibrte, lit gum @eneraIquar.
firrmeiiter ernannt ipor0en.
Der tiirfiide ariegsminiIter gta.
sitn gs1itd, ipelher fif fiir5Itt nod
Der 5ront begab, erfIdrt, oab er nit
ben Noiitionen Der Giirfen 3ufrie.
frn fei uno boI6 cine gntideioltngs.
fthIad)t crfparte gr bebaitptet, Dob
I Die gnIgoren infolge Der ltarfen
@erIldte, ipelde iie IN ben iiingiten
Trcffeu erlitten, ihr Selbitoertraiien
berlpren baben unD nidt mebr i'm
fianDe tu1ren, Die Sffeniibe gu er.
areifeit.
aIrleit 80. Sftober Den @rie-
den miro anf ibrem 8orinarid MIR
ipenig @ioeritanb geleiitet. GS
irirb bebauptet. oaB Tie einen tiirfi.
ilhen Seertntfen bel aamalafa ge.
fnnaen genonunen batten tuelder
ilidlt einmol ipilBte, oaB sfrieg 5tpi-
idien Eiirfen unb @ried)enIono aus.
pebrpd1en iei. Der a0nig bon @rie-
d,eflInno, Der iid) no6 Der 5roilt
Geaebcn bat, iuur0e Dor ieiner 9lb.
reiie befrngt, mann uno fpie er nad
gIfhen 5uriidfebren iuiiroe. ,Sn
rieraebn Tagen per 9anlpfer bon
Salonifi", Ialtete bic itoI5e glnt.
mort.
Deutide MiIitars neigen Der @n.
iidlAalt OaB ipenn nibt beute ooer
nlorgen cite Menhung gu @iiniten
eer 9iirfen eitttrete, 6ieie DIS &c.
Aihlagen 6ll betrahten ieien. Der
sseIb8ua babe bis iett beipieien, baB
Sic Tiirten bas SeIbitpertrouen per.
loren baben.
Geiterreih-llngarn ion bon an.
herrii M1hten beeinfliiBt iuorben
feia, iid BET einen oollitdnoigen
&ieae Orr perbiiitbeten galfanitao.
ten niht ein3uiniiden, iDnoern Die.
len aeitnttrn ipirb, Die europGiide
Eiirfei inter iih 8u tbeiIen. (Gieie
9iadridt if nit goriidt auf5imeb.
men. .. gfeo.)
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@ernlan.Imerican Camp go.
1O4 gS. 8. g8. beaebt am A. geo.
pembcr in Ser gobmiiden Surn.
boGe, t3. uno @tartba StroBe, iein
Gtiftimgsfeit ourf einen sroBell
9alI.
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eanit hilft ben geifnn.Cpfern.

Ion, 80. 0fto6er. Tapit IilS
lat sur llnteritiibung Der Spier ocs
Hir5liden Geifrns anf Den GbiIip.
pinen 10000 Sire nah ManiIa ab.
geianot.
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gSetterberidlt.

Sir Omaha. Council Bluffs ltnNl
llinqeaeno: Shon heute iino Mpitt.
poh; fein tueientIiher Gemperntltrs
pehIel.
Sir 0sebroSfa: Shon helite imO
0lithpoh.
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leiider, sss inportirtc syleiGA

5leiIher, Sas iniportirfe sSlefFM
81 bantiren, gelanste oaiieIbe idlicb-
lid ooh IN ben Wnrft6allen 5iinl
Werfaltf uno mar i'm Sanomnore.
ben abaeieet. gereits bat Der Sm.
port aus MuBlano ell betrdhtIiheS
isallcil Der @robperfanisprciIc air.
Julge gebabt.
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- 9. S. @url oeiltider Spti.
Ter. Nlugeu unteriiht fir Bril-.
len. 44S--5 9rnnoeis @cb1ube,
Gmaba, Ncbr. In0eige,
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The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
Sol Mehrbach.

Sol Mehrbach. aged 62 years, died
last evening at $3.50 O'Clock at the res
idence, 1904 goth street. after an ill.
ness of several weeks. He is survived
bv his widow and daughter, Miss
Rose Mehrbach, and four sisters, Mrs.
Ben Blum of Galveston, two sisters IN
Hoboken and one in Europe. The fun
eral will take place Sunday afternoon
from the residence.
Mr.. Mehrbach was born in Germany,
and had been resident of Galveston
for fourteen years. During his resi-
aence bere he had been in the employ
of the Blum Hardware company. He
was a member of the Congregation
B'nai Israel.
The above is from the Galveston,
Texas) News. Mr.. Mehrbach lived at
Okolona many years, afterwards NOV
ing to Tupelo. He married sister to
Mrs. E. Strauss here. He was'a man
of general popularity, numbering his
friends by the number of his acquain-
tances. His death will be regretted by
his many friends in Mississippi.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
GOV. BREWER WILL DO DUTY

GOV. BREWER WILL DO DUTY
Our esteemed friend, the Me-
ridian Dispatch, seems greatly
displeased with Governor Brew
er's action in regard to some APP
pointment at the East MISSISSIPPI
pi Insane Hospital.
The Journal is not disposed to
mix up in local or county
quarrels, but in view of the fact
that the East Mississippi Insane
Hospital is a state institution, its
affairs are of concern to all Of the
people of Mississippi.
Our friends at Meridian are
evidently at error in the belief
that the East Mississippi Insane
Hospital, which was built by the
state and which is supported by
the state, is a local institution. 1t
belongs to all of the people, and
this fact not only warrants, but
requires Governor Brewer to deal
with it according to his best
judgment.
1t is a noteworthy fact that
Governor Brewer meets his re-
sponsibilities squarely, and with
out fear does what he believes to
be right. If the Governor be-
lieves, as doubtless he does, that
a policy different from that which
has been pursued by the Trustees
of the East Mississippi Insane
Hospital, is better for that insti-
tuition, he will pursue that policy
in a manly, straightforward man.
ner, and in doing so our Meridian
friends should not forget that he
is dealing with a state institution.
Some individuals may be disap-
pointed by Governor Brewers
appointments, but the great
masses of the people of Missis-
sippi have absolute confidence
that he will guard their interests
faithfully and we'll.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
Notice, Supplies.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the Chancery
Clerks office of Lee county. Miss. at
the court house thereof. till Il o'clock,
noon, Monday. May 9th, 1912. for the
following items of supplies and mate
rial for said county, to-wit: Lumber.
nails, culverts, and such other material
as is used in the repair or construction
of bridges or culverts. Also books for
records, and stationery. Bids for ma
terial may be made for one or more of
said kinds of material or all. and the
contract so let, or bids way be made on
any one or number of said items and
contract so let. Contract or contracts
to be awarded to lowest responsible
bidder or bidders. Right reserved to
reject any or all bids.
This April 5th. 1912.
st John M. Witt, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
PREPARE YOUR LANDS

The late season will put the
farmer to hard work as soon as
the fields are ready for cultiva-
ton. The great danger lies in
the impatient desire to get the
crops planted.
While it is yet early enough to
plant a full crop, yet many far
mers will rush their crops in the
ground before the land has been
properly prepared. This condi-
ton requires watching and only
the man who appreciates the val
ue of preparation before planting
will take time and work to do it.
The necessity for preparing land
we'll before corn is planted is
we'll known. but too often the
farmer gets in too great a hurry
and puts his corn in in bad shape.
1t will never overcome the set
back given it by the failure to
prepare the soil, and a poor crop
will necessarily follow.
While good preparation and
cultivation is needed for cotton,
yet the cotton plant will over
come bad conditions and treat
ment and make a crop. Corn
never will, so our farmer friends
should bear this IN mind, and
make haste slowly in getting
their corn crop in the ground.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
SPRING FLOODS

The rains of the past few weeks
have caused higher water in the
Mississippi river and it's tributa-
ries than ever recorded. The
many SHOWS in the North and
general rains throughout the
country have brought the streams
to their highest marks and great
loss of property has resulted.
Railroads have been submerged
and a number of the roads that
traverse and cross these streams
have been forced to discontinue
through business. The Mobile &
Ohio at Cairo has been under
water for a week. and through
service has been impossible. Cal
70 has been entirely surrounded
by water from ten to twenty feet
deep, and only the railroad en-
bankments and levees have saved
the city. At Hickman, Kentucky,
the business section was over
flowed. At Memphis the river
registered over AZ feet and many
were forced to leave home by the
encroachment of the water.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12

General Frederic D. Grant,
who has been stationed at Gov
errors Island, is declared to be
seriously i'll and has gone to Flor
ida on a leave of absence. 1t has
been suggested that General
Grant is suffering from the same
trouble that caused the death of
his father-cancer.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12

Easter eggs proved fatal to
two persons in St. Louis while
two others will probably die
from the effects of the poison
used in coloring them. There is
no time nor place too sacred for
Ehe mercenary spirit of the day
10 respect, and every day human
life is trafficked with in order
hat the manufacturer may turn
4 penny.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12

Gov. Brewer visited the over
flowed district in the Delta and
rendered his personal services in
combating the rising waters.
He ordered 400 convicts put to
work to save the levees from
destruction by the floods.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
Notice..

10 all persons who pay privilege tax;
Notice is hereby given, in accordance
with section 1899, code 1906, that all
privilege license that expires May LIST,
1912, must be taken out during the
month of May, 1912. or the penalty
prescribed by section 1901, code 1906,
will be enforced
This April LIST, 1912
G. w. LONG,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Lee Ceun-
tY, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12

Governor Hooper, of Tennes-
see, appointed Newell Sanders,
chairman of the Republican State
Executive Committee of Tennes-
see, to succeed the lamented Bob
Taylor in the United States Sen
ate. The appointee is a pillow
manufacturer.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12

The wise politician votes for a
chicken ordinance after the cleo
ton, or he might h ave got
scratched at the polls.
The Tupelo journal., 1912-04-12
TUPELO, MISS, APR. IL, 1912
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Journal is authorized to announce
the following named persons as candi-
dates for Congress from the First
District, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary Election:
DR.. H. F. BROYLES
E. S. GAMBLER. JR.