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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
9urnPtt ru1t0t .

ebe'4itoNb " IlobC 9gNoa lbA4 NoUF
oes for ct 9eleb al . .QiiQ. .Qtarf.
&c 6riiin0eOe i 9torge BAR enitem-
migt OeOtaget at ianarbej0e me0
Sgire Deo De foreitaaenOe Storting5-
pal3.
Is Mil. 6ranc5 6eoilge0e5 0en
26. 0}art5 6ranfrig5 Qeputeret-
fnmmer til llOpifGin8 al bet militpre
6lpoeppien.
Grfon9 Q}anuel er airejit til 2iter-
rig, 5oor 9an for forite Sang oil
mpoe5 me0 i'm tilfommen0e 6uitru
8rinie5ie GIi'o6et5 al 9ro9an5o.
llnOer lire Zine 6apoe aeiier@il-
5elm % Song Gietor emanuel ell
5oloonoen 5ime lang Sanitale pod
o6oben8oQern"5 0af forle0en QtiO-
Dag.
6priten al S6allnlbur9-2ippe bnr
Bropinien 9iio 9tegro i 2lrgentina
fo6t ct 2(reaG poa 10000 5ettorer
2ono. Oct er ioooaa noget iom
1o0t . aOa0rotnil
\S 91m1ueu talte Ben 26. Dtort5
@a6ttter og Ofto6riiter ior al aa6-
ne apin0er N2(0gnng til 2l0p9tatitil-
linger / 9lnyGan6 9legerir8en5 3fe-
prpientant anioa 1onfen for vilti0s.
ioarenoe".
126 abin0er, Ser bar pad n9olg.
ret5Qg g.totion~ moo Meiienos 8in-
Ousrioer 2on0on ito0 Den 26.
Wort5 for GOioorneretten 9on0on
De oiiQgte CONNIE loo paa l-6
@oansoer5 6GngieI.
6ornlpffet 6DUer. Se5aitapol %.
@arts. 0}ilitqrilpoepen 9oitnont
}Cl6ofrinow Itprteoe / @aor ne0 ira
en- 6eDoelig 6oioe 0}aifmen tni.
Tres, og 6oaoe 2pitnonten oa bans
0}efonifcr orn6tes paa Steoyt.
Q}uno- og aIooiogen ! Soerria
5tocG6olul, D. 0}art5. 5 Statsraa-
oct Gag oeoto9es Oet at Gaoe neo.
ilaa 5ele Observation-Disclosures paa
&pitra6Dgaaro )IorO for Selling
BORG 5oor Der er u05uiot 0atno.
og aloD pae. Ea6et, Der 0pfte5 Al
Stot5fa5ien er oper 100000 ar.
5ranfri9 og 0jaroffo. Sen iran-
lie 5eianot 5e3, 9leaaault. bar il.
learaieret til N.niiterprriioenfGoin
care at sutton Dhloo @oiio bar
lioet ll0trDi ior it leDcaoe 2nife
ON at ianar6eioe me0 5m poa
Cpreueliea al oct me iegime /
Oiarotto.
6ulano9 Brotcit 0eliiuliors. D.
Marts. 2anOonaen bar meo 100
Stcmmer moo 81 go0lenoi 6orilo
get til en- @roteila0resie til 4ciiTcn
Socialoemotraferue itemte moo. oa
DC onife0e en- itorpere 6omulerna
al 9lorcsienS Crono
en- NlammillioBUr 'om Go.os
nmn0 Qerlu. %. R0rs I'll
goi 3e1.@ Nle1roigre5 ira 9a
iu 19aulemIIiouarea {a1im ef
6IeOcu t0sut 9ia 9IOrs TUHe iaf
al adoe mis1au0Iet sH auatB.tr
Sans ssn oa bans ]le1s % Rh
mrilre .oamies . aars NuHltI Ter
dl bipe 5iulpel Mm
Na itfH.h VaafeHf a1lfa
aeauaan . 4pr.i ~ nmafeaf
91a aigrer ofHlufae Baar So en-
gmNmpef tsolr lammen nro ct
mAt fomp'fb Is VII 6ffira Ger
aar ali 300 IA laigFer am afa
Iam &Bae rrifi ~ pa w aeTletuT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
2afp0

Observation-Disclosures 2onoon
D 1farts. I'll &euter5 9ureau te-
le3raiereS ira @elliugtou pao ]|D
3ealono: Gen iopanife Spopol5et5-
petitions Sfi6 .}aiuan 0lou" er
uenot tiI6a9e 5ertil Sfi5et ON
95rO paa 6Dilfet ait BAR pei 5lo.
0e iprlig 6eituiti9et i8 me0 II no
ioritc apiten al 2on5 eoma0s
9anO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

Ruininlerne. 6rangri15 Spar
9eria 26 Q}arts Ill psolulam
meloe5 ira Fari5 Sou 5oar pla
Oct me mfc 0prioriloa BAR 0rigs.
miniiter Q}illerano nOar6cioet et unt
1rriorloa. Ser oil me0isre llolii.
Ter til ct 9cIeb Al "a. 500 Mill.
6ruucs Get anta1es ior iiitert a.
ioa Del seuotet iom 2coutereifam.
ret piI title bet eeleb. ariasmini.
iicrcn maatie iorlauls Il 1ispe-
iitiou
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

&c arrife ea.1 ..iatt p Naris.
Il senfsfGlaausf aff Ieaa Isl
zemlerea n otr 1ot. aat.'l
ua.1t iIl l..arudfe ai HeH5elas.
S 1iIaruEe al 71tpt5i gil.
hpnaefr ai 3amtis. 1'ptHdefe
al @oBromicbalI5 % s llai6Euaae.
9n ea.neu ffflsHie aamm '0F
3amis rr pa.at meNen gali Be-.
imHpf lf n.afu
0eaileIa5 bsF uamfi ai tt tore
alcrial. BON m baF laat al'ss
'ffie Am maa 81 lt w.sFnae
- gss ban Bar aafsnBal lsf
Al brDs eauAri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
DlanOe0r ylle00clel(er

SellaIot IA Solletfe par fllpragt
fIere Gage meo at 6olOe galgtaler.
5 Mau0ngs 2Gftes erfIere0e ban i
9olorege, at ban bap0e fun0etStem-
nilgen Ii8e iaa itert progresiiu 6er
9iebraifo iom 92ortb Gnf
2)ir. @m. u. Scarf 6eifpl0es for,
at ban Sorbin0elIe meo anore bar
foriogt at iel9e Stemmemoifiner i
G6icogo til ublue 4riier. 0tr &earit
er Q}eOeier al empire aompagniet,
Der fabriferer 0i8ie Moifiner. 0ien
Strict lpffe0es life.
timber s. os. ifriDe5 ira 2apette,
Sno.: o6ele 8ogen lang fpmpe0e
9ioo'eDelt ioa 6oar0t, iom ban fun-
Sc, for at ieire Oe0 8rimerpal9et
i Mor9en 5foG9e bans Rening, iom
Ban u0talte ben ] 9og, Dil Reiulto-
tet al 8anpen foa iorite 9ion95 Be-
ponin1 for ll0faloet Al BEN 5ele
,tanlpa9ne.
&olg5eretnin9erne ira 5Qinoi5 i
@oor 02orge5 lso iaolc0e5: 8epubG-
tanerne 9iooiepelt 1851 st.
Coft S9,2Gf % "a 6ollette 29,005;
0enofraterne G6omp Glarf
1889, g9ooorom 9ilion 1926.
Ior @upernor. 9lep6. 2eneeu
tf0,208, Snall 57l8f (6 anore
minore); Gem. Gal0mell 2S-
75s, 2utic6uler 6L626, Qulme
1f5,889. = Il. 9. Senator: 3epb.
= 56crman 1851 GuIlom TO-
3l3. Gem. ). 6aniIton 2ewis
u0en aonfurrent.
.G6e 5earc5lia6t" ifriOer om8ri-
nlrrool9: Set er life en- Seir for
oirefte 2oogiunina oct er et
GfsempeI pon. 6por let 6irefte 9op-
giDning qoar 0}oifin6erreo6mmets
Iieneite.
5naen u5ilOet 3soattoacr al iii
7tan0cn + Gort6 9ofota, ion life
peo. at Scr er Gmat Here repu6Ii-
funife Gulgcre / oenne Stat, iom
foretrpffer RooIcuelt eno iom lore
trpffcr Ga 8otlette. 2ette er iaa
in01pIcnoe, at oct life 6e6o0er at paa-
piie5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
2 Mar0.

Foaife0ag, men oct lpffeoes tiIilen.
De 6artoier at fonme ct 6unore0e
O}enneiter til 6iplp.
8erOenS itgrite lprOof. 0iontrgdl,
Gue., 9. 2lpriI. Canada oil mart
foa ben Itprite GerOof / 9er0en.
0}e0 Ell 2eng0e pau f,t50 500,
9re00e 137 o9 Gp60e 81 500 oil
oen oDergoa 3orooffen It. ge-
ter56urg, iom MI er 0en oDerIegne.
0offen tal 6pgae8 euten peo It.
Gi6arles 9fioer eGer St. 5oiep5
Be 2eoi8. 9lr6ei0et Dil 6lioe uoiort
al ct pripat Selifa6.
9onif @1uiif / 93orge. G6riitia.
mia, %. Q}art5. aon1poniiten Die
Olien, ser er @}uiifinipeftor Deo
6qren goo / Sag en- N}ilitprfon-
cert meo BELT igennem oonif @ro.
gram Der par fuG6t 6us. gfter
aoncerten u06ragte 8eneral 9ull
ct 9eue for 0annarf, ionl efterfulg.
te5 al Ben 0anife }fationoliong. Der
D00h6rtes Ifnl1p110p 7pn 0nnIfp ann.
iul So6ram toffeoe i Ell fort 5ale
for 0pmprfiom6e0en
gn olrus'iif aongre5. St. Beters.
borg, %. 0}artS. Ser ao6neoes I
@oar ben forite alru5iiife aonares
al Stu0enter % 2lfo0emifere, Der
fun 6eitpitiger Zig meo Sioenifa-
ben, % life meo @olitif. 9finiiter-
prpiiOeaten 6oo0e ien0t en- tet8ra.
fiif &elfomitbilien bpori Gon u0ta-
Ter Znifet ON Smrfelie al De Sfu-
Observation-Disclosures, Ser bar iat iiJ
iom 0}ool qennem iIittiae Stuoier
at ifoffe 6eoreIan0et bi0enifo6eIig
0anne0e Q}9n0.
aanooiif Boloref5pe0ition 0tama,
26 Mart5. 9urcauet for aaua9u3
aeologfife lln0eriogelie pdatpnter /
Soanler at ien0e Ell Gfspe0ition
til &oGaregnene. Gf5pe0itiouen ifal
le0es al 8orltp og Q}ac 0}illanl Der
6eg8e le0iage0e @eorp pao 6aus
9}oropol5efspc0ition. Gf5peoitionen
ifaI u0forife BET al Bearp opOageoe
Groof9lan0 o1 0criom bette life Inf
fes. ioretage pi0enifa5efle lln0er-
iogelier GlIesnere 2an0 o9@rants
21tpo.
Sp0pol5el5pe0ition,rne. Son0ou
%. Mart5. I'll &eutcrs 9ureau te.
learaiere5 ira 98eaiugtou pao ]51
3ealono: Cen ioponife Spopolsefs.
.rnSi+io,,e Cfi6 .8,ir,,, s03,,,," s,-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

Ua isrN.a Raaletu aalre
9eanaan . 4pr'l p Nunaeat
nds aa1rfr afHlufae @aar "a eH
gHiaampeI Iisoie iammen neo Ct
MDt fomrfa q mli bffira Ger
Haf ali 800 pa laiefff am ra
iam aaBse reifi as pa m fer'fiHT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

Goaife0ag, men oct lpffeoe5 tiIlen.
De 6artojer at fonlnle ct 6nnore0e
@enneifer til 9iplp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

ea Namauillip8Ur .om Ga.0s
umnO 0erln %. N0ris I'll
9oei 3e4 Ulelr0igres ira pa
tn 190ulfmIIlionareH {allm or
6IrDcu i0sat 2i 9I0r TUB g ios
al aaBe mis1auolti gH 3uatmfr
Sans ssn oa bans Fe0s 90 Rl
METRE .0mies aIots SaHld iar
1l bipe 6iulpei 1am
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

6mlauo9 grotcit 0elimlior9. D.
Marts 2anO0aaen bar meo LOO
Stcmmer moo 81 go0len0t 6or'.o.
get Ill en- @roieita0res 'e It. aciirca.
observation-disclosures iieute moo. 0a
Dc onifc0e en- ilarpere EounuIerin8
al a0reSiens Crolno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

5ranfrig oa 0}aroffo. Sen iran-
lie @eIan0t 15e3, Neaaault. bar tes
ielraieret til Q}niiterpreii0enfGoia.
care, at sutton Alulop 9oiio bar
9ioet llotrpt ior lit leoeuoe znife
ON at iamar6eioe me0 5am paa
Gprcaeliea al Oct me &egime /
Oiarotto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

Q}lno- og 9looipgen ! Suerrig.
Stoca6oInt, %. 0}art5. 5 Stat5roa.
oet 1og pe0to9es 0et at GoOe neo.
Ilaa 6ele Observation-Disclosures paa
@gitra50gaaro ]IorO for Selling
BORG boor Der er u0brpot Daln0.
% aloo pae. Eo6et, Der opfte5 al
Stot9fa5i en-, er ooer 100000 M.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

Grfon9 0ianuel er airejit til 2iter-
rig 5oor 9on for forite Sang Oil
mpoe5 me0 jim tilfommenoe 6uitru,
Briniesie Gli'o6et9 al 9ro9an5o.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
viii Demand Their Rights.

\ movement has been started to
get the settlers of the Minidoka pro-
jcct to agree to pay no more than
the estimated cost of the roiect-
s26. 90 per acrc-and the following
report has been handed in:
At a meeting held at Acquia
Wednesday, Nov. p, 1912 for the
purpose Of organizing defensive
league, the following resolution was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Whereas:
The Court Of Appeals in its deci-
sion i'm connection with Sunny Side
project in the State of Washington,
has upheld what we have been con-
tending for from the beginning:
Namely, that it is the duty OF
the Secretary of the Interior to use
the reclamation fund for the main
tenancc and operation of all irriga-
ton works constructed under the
provisions of the reclamation act
and
Whereas;
The officials of the reclamation
service have disregarded the decis
| ion of the Court by saying that /
does not apply to this project, whel
it does apply to the reclamation
law governing all projects, and
Whereas:
The said officials are going t.
tr;,mple on the courts decision a
they have already ON the reclama
ton law, and also the irrigation
) law of the state of Idaho.
Therefore, be it Resolved:
' That we refuse to pay anythin
t except the estimated Constructlo
= charge until the decision of til
{ Court of Appeals is reversed by III
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
WILL. RESIST PAYMENT

The people of the Minnidoka
tract. whose land was placed on the
assessment roll, will resist the pay
ment nf taxes ON the same. \
suit j. now pending To test out the
validity of this assessment, as the
people on the project contend tha'
their land is not taxihle, and the
Pionecr-Rccorl of Rupert, advises
not paying the taxes, IN the follow
ing article which appeared last
week:
"Noticcs Of taxes have been sent
ont to most Of the residents oi the
Minidoka PROJECT, hut the ASSESS
mcnt of the lands upon the project
was not made in time for the as
SCISSOR to send ont the notices AT the
.,,,a time the Others were sent.
Hence every farmer ON the pr'lec'
will receive a later notice for real
estate None of these should he
paid, rs this covers the assessment
wh;,h i now in the courts and up
nm which it is contcndcd the prop
ertv is not assessable for the reason
that the holders have no title to TIE
same Don't make these pay
nents until this suit is decided
either for or against you.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
A NEW IRRIGATION DISTRICT

Il. ID. Gorby was in Mountain
Home the first of the week to meet
with the county board of commits
Sloncrs. During the session the
board acted upon the petition pray
ing for 10000 acres to be placed
under the Sunnyside irrigation dis
trict. The petition was granted.
This tract i composed Of choice
land. II will be- watcred from the
Boise river. \ tunnel nearly five
miles long will be made through
the mountains located near the
river. The tunnel alone will cost
nearly oie-half million dollars.
The water will be brought from the
tunnel in an open canal for u dis
lance Of nearly fifty miles to the
land to he irrigated. 1t is estima-
ted u,at the water will cost between
so and so for each acre watered
The price is low when the high and
uniform quality Of the land is taker
into consideration Glenns Ferry
Gazette.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

Mrs. Jason Mason, weight $50
pounds, said to have been the lar
gc-t woman in the world, died at
Montreal last week, having passed
away in the insane asylum Of which
place she was an inmate. In her
frenzies her prodigious strength al
first proved too strong for the wall-
Of her padded cell and she was re-
moved to specially constructed
roundhou~e.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

The town of Eighty-Four, Pa
with a population of 700, never has
had "A republican voter, says an eN-
change. Eighty-Four took its pres
ON, name when Cleveland was elect
cd president in 1891. Previous u
,hot time it was known MS fiity-
Six in honor of Buchanan. NOW
after 20 years the residents want
to change the name OF the posi-
office TO Nineteen Twelve III the
honor of Wilson's election
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

During the same period the rec
ords show that 35l cars of various
kinds of commodities were received
though some of these should he cred
tied to Eden and other small points
down the line, where there was no
agent at the time. We feel that
the showing made does credit to the
tract, and il is safe to predict that
this record will be more than dou-
bled the coming year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

Secretary Finney Of the Salmon
River Settlers Association has been
addressing letters to the various
members Of the incoming lrgi.la-
turc relative To- their views A. torhe
creating Of a Carey Act Commits
-inn. He assures ~ that the re-
plies 10 these letters give every in
dication Of the approval Of such a
measure, the members expressing
a willingness to labor for the enact
ment Of such law. 1t j. the in
tcntinn To hold Il meeting at Twin
Fall- soon to discuss this matter
more fully and outline some plan
10 property place the importance OF
this matter before the legislature
Mr. finney embraces some impor-
tant facts in hi~ letter, which ",
hops, Ia reproduce in subsequent
l--uc
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

y. l.. The above resolution is
not binding on any one that signs
it until at least three hundred set
tiers have attached their signature
thereto-Rupert Pioneer-Record.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

farmers Movable School under the
auspices of the State University, similar
to the one held here last winter, will lie
in session at Gooding for two weeks dur
ing the latter part OF January. Much
good results from the holding of these
schools, and We congratulate our neigh
bors on securing the session there this
winter.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19

mentS assert that they are bound to
secrecy. That big thing- are really
ON foot and that Boise /. to be in
the center of them is taken for
granted by the best informed men
IN the community.
Whether these thing have to do
with the coming OF the Western
Pacific, whether they refer to Ore
gon short Line developments, or
whether they refer to the scheme.
"i other big men and big corpora
tons who work out their plans be-
hind closed doors in grca, eastern
cities only time will tell. And
still the time is getting short.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-12-19
SOME RAILROAD STATISTICS.

Although the Great North Side
Tract il only a few years from sage |
brush, the railroad records show
that the settlers here have not been
idle, and the amount OF produce
shipped from the tract during the
past year is indeed iattering for
community rs young as ours, and Is
somewhat Of an index of what can
lie expected whenever all of the
land is under cultivation, and at
the present ratio this will not he
many years.
Agent Frank Avery of the Short
Line has kindly furnished us with
the records of the shipments made
from the tract over his line during
the brief time in which they have
been doing business here. For the
year ending Nov. Both, the follow
ing number of car loads of the de-
scribed articles were shipped from
| this station:
Brick
nay----------------------
Perislable, fruit in relrigerators- )
Potatoes ---------- --------------"'
Stock, ULive), OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES )
Stone, Sand and Gravel >
Miscellaneous 10
Total .------ lfj
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
DaQonrabrfr
in Si6rrbfit!
Gie amerifaniidlsn enftidifier
@atts nnb gltberboIt lanoen
nabc bel EeterSbnra.

amlins Gitp, Ylo., 4. glopem6er
Der glmerifaner Sobn @atts,
reIder iicb nit ieincm 9anosmann
s. gltberbolt al Dem 2uftbaIIonren,
nen in 3eutid)lauo in Dem gaIlon
yDiiiieIoorf" betbeiligtc, unO bon
neIhen man anidngIib onnabm,
oab Tie in Dem gallon peri6Iagen
uno in Dem Gismeer ertrlmfcn iua.
rem iino in Der 9ldbe bon Eeters.
burg in gluBIano gelnnoet. Sic
irrrben bort ols permrintlid)e bent.
ide Spione cine 3eitlang aeiangen
pehalten, ober ipdter ouf ireien
SUB geiebt. gsatts bat oiienbdr
hie grobte Strede 5iiriidaelegt, tpiro
oher ben Ereis nidt crbaIten, Oa
iein gaIlon, in Incident er iid an
Ger @ettiabrt betbeiIiaen ipoIlte.
pIotte mO er Die Gsa9rt in Der
9iiiicloorf" 81 ieinem Grioatper.
gniigen lmternabm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
Die @ablen ani Gnba.
2ic aonicrpatiUen la6en Oen gibe-
ralen cine Nieberlage bei'
gebradDt.

Sabana, A. Oftober. r.--Seutigeu
9eridien 0ufolge baben bic son.
ierpatipen iiber Die 2iberalen bel
Den oui Cuba itattseflmoenen @obi
len einen Sieg errlnlgen. General
Wario Nenocnl bat ieinen liberalen
@egenfanoioaten 9llfreo 3opas ge'
id)lngen. gr bat iogar oen itdrf.
iien Sit Der 2iberolen, Del giio,
gelponnen. 9ic Sronlins lit boil
fommcn auiredt erbolten, niht Srnl
DiinoeIten Ourh einen beitigen 9ie.
gcnitirnt, Der Mliibiggdnger nadJ
Solie trieb. Ger neuerp1blte BRA.
iioent bat an Die 8aibingtoner 9ie.
Qiering foleen0e 9epeide abge-
ionot: ,@iein eieener Grfolg III
nidts i'm gergleih 8um 9eiDeis, Den
Die Sniel baiiir gebr1ht bat, oaB
ilc i'm GtanOe lit. in aeieslider, orO.
mm9smGBiger 8eiie cine 8abl ab'
5ubolten uno nit elmer forrupten
Hegiering auf5lralmen. g8ir lino
iGbiq ui1o ipoaen Der 8elt alth
5eigen, oab mir oes gertraiiens.
cos Die Ser. Staaten ioipie Die
ii6rigen M0dte in ms iesten, mir
1id iin0."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-04
Srinmpb Der GrStliden Snnit.

Gin @ann, Sranf Nurrap bon
Gerrp, Sa., tpitroe Dor etrpa orei
Wlonaten an Der Is. itn6 gsiholos
StroBe bon eittem 9abn5itgc iiber'
fabren. 3lpei 9fippen woren Dem
Mann gcbro6er, ober Die ihIimnlite
imo gctpobnli9 to0tlid perlatfenoe
gerleslrlg iparen mebrere Bride
ser 8irbelidule. SIN ct. Solepbs
Soipital ieood lit es ben gler5teil
geIungen. oen Wtonn ioipeit ber5u.
Iielcn, oaB er iebt i'm RollItubl
nnt6eriobren fam. Ger Qtr5t mel.
BeIte eineit 3beiI Der @irbelidrle
aus. 9aourh paren bier ln0 Elm
6alb Boil oes Hiidennlarfs freige.
legt, uno Inn Dieie Stele gu ihiisen,
fmtroe Die Saut geoebnt lmo biii'
iibergc5ogen. 0irlrrap Der bel Der
slufnabme i'm Soipitol bon oet
Silften berab gang aeldbnt mar,
mag boQIt0noig bergeitellt iueroen.
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.GinlaSnng
at Die lt(fr!
Sort bic @ablnadridtcn ber
Snaha Sribiine in Der Ginger.
baQe murgen glbenb.

Die glnfiinSieimg, oab Die Gag.
Iide Smaba 5ribiine Die Bab[-
uadridten, Die iie ourd Die unite6
4reB geIiefert befonrirt in Der
S6neerbaIle, 1920 5ornam StraBe,
tefannt geben miro, bat unter oen
9eutiten groBe 9efriaoigung Der.
borgerufen. Sic benefit, oob Die
3ribiine Itets glaes tbut, I'M i9rcn
Seiern entgegen5lrfommen.
Die aus Den oitliden Stdateh
einIallfen0en 8abIoepeiden treffen
oes 3eitlnlteridieoes iDegen Inn
etpa 5ipei Stln6en iriiber elm. 9a.
her tpir0 man bereitS Inn A 1tbr
Iadmittags Die eriten BobIreIuI.
tate in Der S1ngerbale bernebntetr
fonnett.
@ir bofien oo6 nniere 2eier oic.
ieS 9eniiben Der Smoba Gribiire
anerfennet iperoen, ittoen lie IiA
polI5dbIig ne6It ibren 6relinoen iit
Der S1ngerballe eirliteIlen iperoen.
8ir seben nidt fell, penn mir
tebaupten, oaB bisber nod feline
reutife 3eitlng iid Der ltnfoiten
uno Weiiben unter3ogen bat, Die
@ablnadridten ibren 2eIern nit.
telft birefter 9epei6ett rtit5utbeiIeit.
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gdltuna, ebemaliac SolSaten.

gtadloem bon Seiner Wtdleltoi
Gem 0eutiden aniier I'M Slmi B.
s. fir 3beilnebmer on nilit1ri'
ihcn llnternebnttlngen in ben bout
iden SdpuBgebieten cine Stolpnlal'
benfminsc geitiftet woroen lit
luiinidt oas 9ieihsfoloniolamt IN
Berlin 0ie gfomeu uno 4oreiier
terienigen 5un gnpfanae Der Dent
niilBe bereftigten 8erionen ali er'
mitteln Die aus Ser oeltiden S6us'
truppe be3lp. Narine in5tpiider
ausgci6ieoen iino imo ii6 i'm slus'
lanoe oufbalten.
9ic i'm ge3irfe 6es 0elitiber
Goniulats in Chicago, 122 Soutf
93i6igan 8ouIeboro, 8. f., in ben
Staaten sSIinois, Soma Wifigan
IebraSta uno @isconiin iih alf9al'
tcn6en 9[nip1rter ipollen lire be5iig.
Ilhen antrdge infer 9eifiiaung If.
rer Militdrpapiere itno inter slnga'
be hires ictigen 9erllies an Die &C,
nonnte Goniularbeborbe riften
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StiftnnsSfeit bee 9eatiden 9amcn
Tereins.

g(nIGbIif) Der SSeier 6es 5. Stif.
tlngsielteS bes 9eutiden 3nmcn.
@ereins mar oas ger1iunige 0eut'
ibc Sous am Sonntag glbeno III
oaen ieinen Ebeilen beiest. Gin
hlbides Grogramm geIangte 5llr
Gnrdiiibrung. Der p2pra" Ga.
men.@eiangperein iuno Die @eiangs.
icftion oes Omaha TIattbeuihen
@ereins iangen inner ibrem Diri.
aenteu Serrn Sp. Bod mebrerc Sic.
Ger, ipeIde beifdlig nlfgenomiilen
ipuroen; oie iiutge aunltnopice SRI.
So3el 3rle trug mebrere 2ieoer
nit 6eller, idoner Sopranitimme
nfr; Serr SEQ @or6ner, ein gtefie
fes Srn. 6riB Gtaefer, ipielte 5tuei
fiibihe 9ianoioli, ipel6e ibm Sci.
fall einbra6ten. Sebr gut fonoen
lid, Die @eiger Sreo 6reoridion inb
SEQ 8rapiroff nit ibrcn Coli ob,
Iamcntlih gut ipra1en Die 2ei-
itlmgen oeS 2esteret all. 9litglic.
Ger oeS Dlo3ort.Glib ipielten itnter
2eitung bes 0iriaenten Scrrn Sn.
Sod mebrere Sohen in berSerfri.
ithenoer @eiic. Serr Otto Stinoer
pertpics in ciner fur5en slniprahc
auf Sic gebeiitimg bes Taacs Ssn
ser fomiidlcn Scene .gr unb Sic"
totten ,Srau gSm. aoepnid mb
S5err aIcnfe WeIegenbcit, ihr ihau.
fnieIeriffcs Talent 5n entfaIten.
Gen Sd,lub ocs @nu5cn biIoctp ein.
fIcttcs 1an3fr1n5den, oaS bic Gjdite|
tis @iittcruad)t bciiomnlcl belt.
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llniers 5rennSidJaii.
8aibinston's amilides Serbalten
argeniibr 9emtidllnno's Sanbcl.
-yeiietnns grin5eiIin Sa'
bricae.

gerIin 4. 9ionr.-Die Bolts
ipirtbidnftIite aorreiponocn5" fiibrt
aIage iiber Die unireiuiolid,e Sal'
tlmg Der Ser. Staaten in 3ol.
ongelegenbeiten. 0as 5adblatt
ili6rt aus, oob Die ungiinitige Be
tnnbIlrne Der oeutiden wtiiblen'
fabrifatc, bag abermaIige geriagen
bcs 8oagerihts dii gerIangen Der
&eeierlmg uno Die Discrimination
aeqen gapier, bas nidt aus aa'
no6n fonlme, boagiltise getpeiie
Iiir Die imfreunolide Saltliug ieien.
sSn Miinhen bat Inter einorlldS'
boIlcn 5eierIidfeiten Die 8eiiebung
ser in Sorrento, SStalien, pIOsliH
6abingei6ieoenen @enlablin oes
Brin5en sfuppreft, oes altelten
Sobnes oes boperii6en Sbronfol.
gers 2uoiuig, @obriele, itattgeiim.
zen. aaiier @iIbelm mar our4
ieine S6bne GiteI 8rieorid, aeal'
bert imo Ssfar nertreten. 3abl'
tei6e anOerc sSiiritli9feiteu, unter
LINEN a0nig gllbert Der 9elgier,
iuobnten Der 8rauer5ereno,lie BEL.
Grin5eilin Gabrielle, 1878 in Se.
gerniee oIs Softer oes 1909 Der.
itorbenel Serjogs anrl Ebeooor in
gapern aeboren mar felt 1900 nit
4rir5 9fnppredt nernlGblt; 5lpei
Gohne iino am 2eben.