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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
THE COFFEE QUESTION
Columbia University Conducts Exhaustive Experiments 10
Determine the Effect of cafein on the Human System.

parent until several hours after the
dose. A dose of six grains produced
a marked unsteadiness, which was
greatest after three or four hours
THE effect OF caffein vas h a OF
a typical stimulant manifested by n
decided increase in the speed and
accuracy of the movements
I'm the coordination tests, OF
which typewriting is one, caffein
citrate in doses of from one grain to
three grains produced Stimulation
and increase of speed, while larger
doses produced retardation.
I'm the calculation tests, as we'll as
in other tests of mental processes. al
squads showed a pronounced stimula-
ton following caffein. This stimula~
ton amounted to from 10 to 20 per
cent. of the initial performances No
evidence of any secondary depression
was found. Instead. the morning fol-
lowing the experiment showed with
out exception a clear Improvements
over the work of the morning pre-
ceding the experiment
A to the effect on muscular EN-
| cheney the conclusion seems to b
that caffein enables the muscles to
contract more vigorously without pro-
ducing a secondary depression, %
that the sum total of muscular work
which can be done by a man und6f
caffein is greater than that which an
be done without il.
TT is gratifying to have the effects
OF a drug like caffein on the human
system SO Investigated by rigorous
scientific tests at the hands of capabIc
Investigators; only in this way viii
there be provided an adequate basis
for correct conclusions as TO the pos
sible dangers of the use of cadein
containing beverages
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MENU TERMS

Crumpet-Raised mullins baked on
a griddle.
Curries-Stews of meat or fish sea-
soned with curry powder and served
with rice.
Deviled-Seasoned holly.
Eclair-Pastry or cake filled with
cream.
Compote-Fruit stewed in syrup.
Chives-An herb allied to the onion
family.
Grilled-Broiled.
Pate-A small pastry. usually In
the form of pie.
French dressing-A simple salad
dressing of oil, vinegar, salt, pepper
and sometimes mustard.
Charlotte-A preparation of cream
or fruit, formed in a mould, lined
with fruit or cake.
Nougat-Almond candy.
Pimento-Jamaica pepper.
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FALL DRESS HINTS DIRECT FROM PARIS
Maybene Mortimer Writes of Things Seen in Worlds Fashion Capital and Sends Photograph
of tummng New ostme-Pas Fashion, Letter Mo- g..
BY MAnEL1E MonrIMER.

PARIS, June 26.-It goes without
saying hat the separate coat will be
the thigh spot of the winter fashion.
Every house is showing them, even
conservative Worth and Doucet. who
are the stand patters" and who lag
behind the "progressives' about as
far as do the stand patters' and
'.progressives" in our national poll
tics.
BY the way, those same politics
r being talked about much over
here. the French designer being quick
to grasp any national development
that he can use to exploit his wares
for the American.
All this Is in explanation Of the
great use of navy blue serge with
touches of scarlet and white.
These deluded foreigners seem to
think that because we are in the
midst of a national political cam
paign we will want to wear red,
white and blue.
At one little shop whose designer
is much liked by ONE Of individual
taste / saw a kilt pleated skirt Of
White satin, the pleats stitched down
to within eight inches of the bottom.
a cutaway coat of blue serge with
white lace ruffies at the throat and
wrists and a red belt. 1t was a stun
ming combination for a young girl.
Although as yet ! have seen few high
collars, long steeves seem to be the
thing on all frocks, whether for dress
or informal wear. l have not seen a
skirt that is perfectly plain, narrow,
straight and short. There are always
some little folds or frills somewhere.
Waists are either one Of two ex-
tremes, short up under the bust or
Francis, who makes many outdoor
suits of the dressier sort, has
evolved one which has many d.
rectoire ideas. 1t is made of
brown velveteen for the coat and
tan b~roadcloth skirt. The French
| s much more velveteen than we
do. and very pretty it is, much
prettier than a near-silk velvet.
OF the suit which I am sending
the photograph the coat is in d.
rectoire form, with metal embroid-
cry and military sash, and has two
box pleats at the front and back,
The half long sleeves are finished
with deep frills of ecru lace. The
skirt and vest are of deep ecru
broadcloth, and both have broad
pleated frills of lace which form a
continuous line down the front. The
vest is made in one with the skirt,
The front Of the vest is slightly
draped. 1t has a high collar and
guimpe of tulle and a girdle of MORE
ribbon, allowing the coat to b.
thrown open. The skirt is in draped
form, having three -pleats on the
front lap, and closes at one side.
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Name for Boys Club

Dear Miss Doom:
Seeing that you give much valuable
information IN your paper. I would
be very much pleased If o would
suggest several names suitable for a
club of five young men who are about
to hold a dance. also some combina-
lions of colors with which to deco
rate the hall. Thanking you, / am.
= f.fss READER.
Fhe Ragged Robin Club would be
a good choice, and this attractive
little blue flower could be your en-
blem. Decorations for the dance hall
could be of bunting and blue and
white, blue and green OF blue and
yellow, and you will have no diff
Guilty in finding flowers to help carry
out your color scheme. The Rovers
or the Rollickers are also appropriate
names
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In the matter of money there are
several questions that our bride-elect
should have clearly answered.
The expenses of the wedding that
are intimately connected with the
ceremony should be met by the
parents of the bride. l mean the cost
of the engraving and posting OF the
invitations and announcement cards,
the hiring of music, decorations and
awning for the house or church. the
details of the brides wedding outfit
and the carriages that convey the
bride and the bridesmaids to the
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DO YOU KNOW

That coffee is an aid in washing
brown linens. Pour boiling water
over a quarter pound of cheap coffee.
Strain through cheesecloth into two
tubs. one for washing, the other for
rinsing. Wash with a good soap.
Rinse and hang in the shade to dry.
Iron first wrong side and then on
the right. Do not use bluing.
That a cure for tender feet is a
powder consisting of one part of
~salicylic acid, eight parts of Dor
acic acid, and thirty-two parts OF
French chalk?
That you should never stay in a
warm bath more than twenty min
utes. being sur to battle the neck
and face first to prevent an unpleas-
ant rush of blood to the head?
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NIGHTMARES

The average nightmare is attribute
BILE to an overloaded stomach. The
connection between midnight rarebits
and Nightmares is quite close indeed.
Thus the remedy for the average
nightmare is a light supper.
Other nightmares are attributable
to mental strain. Folks that are CON
tinually worrying have them. The
remedy for this brand of nightmare
is relaxing recreation in the evening
to divert the worried mind
to new channels.
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Methods Of Announcing an En-
gagement

Ny dear Adviser;
Ahain ask you for your much
needed advice. You have helped me
so many times that I feel as II you
are an oraole.nI expect to become en-
gagged this Coming September. Now,
what I'd like to know is just how to
arrange things. / intend to invite
only the Intimate members of both
our Families and nave a catered up
per at "a restaurant When having
the invitations printed what hour
shall I state? Another thing I wish
you'd tell me, just how l should act
and what to do. 1 feel 30 queer about
this, but 1 think it's only natural.
don't you? I think you just about
know what I mean now, and hope you
you can think of. Trusting to hear
from you soon, and thanking you from
h very bottom of my heart. ! am.
The announcement Of an engage
ment always. proves embarrassing to
the parties concerned. even though IT
is made only to intimate friends.
However, the embarrassment will
soon be over and only the pleasure
will be left. :,
I think I or 1880 Will be q good hour
70 set. This will give the guests who
are busy during the day an oppor-
tunity to dress for the occasion with
out leaving their offices earlier than
usual.
Have the table decoration In white
n as favors have white satin roses
with the place cards attached to the
stems. In the centres Of the roses
have little cardboard cupids of the
valentine variety, holding envelopes
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little boy dressed in white to repre-
sent a Cupid messenger deliver tele-
grams to each of the guests just be-
fore the last course is served. These
kilograms will, of course, announce
the engagement. I
After the announcement your
friends will extend their good wishes,
which you will receive with express
sions of gratitude.
L hope these suggestions will be Of
haIn ~ vori &
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FEATHER CAKE

One cupful of rather thick sour
cream. one cupful of sugar. two cup
fuls of sifted -four. one egg. one-half
teaspoonful of salt, one level tea
spoonful of soda, dissolved in a little
water. one teaspoonful Of vanilla,
one teaspoonful of baking powder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
Bulbs

Dear Miss Doom:
VIII you tell me how to preserve or
keep Easter lilies and how + raise new
ones? Remain yours truly,
A READER.
The bulbs will keep IL separated
from the earth and kept in a dry
place in the cellar. The main bulb
will o bloom again, but the little
shoots from this bulb will bear BIOS
SONS the following season. They
need not be detached from the main
bulb.
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FRUIT COOKIES

Two tablespoonfuls of sour creau
two cupfuls of sugar. two cupfuls q
chopped raisins, n cupful Of chop
ped walnut meats, n teaspoonfu
each of soda and cinnamon, one-vaI|
grated nutmeg. Flour to roll. !
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
TIMELY HINTS
FOR SHOPPERS

Scotch linen towcling, all white,
with f~ast-eolor red or blue borders,
is Especial at L. S. Plaut & Co.'S for
II cents a yard. Women's custom
made $3.50 and 81 oxfords and pumps
are also a special at 1886 and s2.45
a pair.
quarters for this week only. Up
right pianos are selling for SIS and
up. Player pianos valued at $3.50 and
800 are now selling for $500 and $3.50.
Every instrument viii be sold on
terms to suit.
In the line of summe -housefurnish-
ings the W. V. Snyder Company is
borax soar at 7 cakes for % cents.
Guaranteed gas irons. positively
odorless and perfectly safe. complete
with 6 feet of covered. tubing and
asbestos mat, are offered for today
for $1.75 each.
Wissner, in the midsummer sale,
has decided bargains in slightly used
pianos which can be bought for
from SIS to 1920. Player pianos. with
twelve rolls of music and a bench
| free, can be bought for 1915. Terms
| will be made to suit.
Ludwig ,Baumann & Co. is selling
finest felt mattresses, made in lay
| ers that will retain their shape, and
| covered in art satin stripe ticking.
valued at s12, for s7.95. Genuine oak
! bedroom rockers. with high back.
nicely polished and can seat. valued
at $3.50, are selling for SO cents each.
For today Hahne & Co. will place
| on sale window shade remnants, con-
sisting of many kinds and colors,
and various sizes. which will be sold
| for s, 10 and Is cents each The
\ values run from % cents to rs cents.
High cut English club bags of S-oz.
cowhide, brass trimmings and full
leather lined, valued at $3.50, s. and
$3.50, are a bargain at IS each
The David Straus Co. has slip-on
raincoats formerly priced at s2-9S. for
1859. Wash dresses are now priced at
SO cents, s1.3s, s1.9s, s2.9s and 1898.
Dressing jacques made of fine quail
ity lawn, dimities and dotted Swiss,
with either square or V-Neck, pref
tily trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry, are a special for SIS cents at
Bamberger's. For today bobbinet
Am Wooden pf ]. 27h 27h 27h q
curtains. full 2h yards long, valued
at IS cents, are a special for 70 cents
a pair.
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Hereafter no letter will be an
swered unless accompanied by n
name and address Of the writer.
This Is not for publication. u
rs an evidence Of good faith ON
the part of the sender.
Write on only one side Of the
paper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
.E7TI1U2II1

Newark's Popular Summer Resort. Spring
feld and Broad Cars Direct. Olympic Park
Opera Company. the Best Light Opera COM
psny In America. THE Time. the Place and
tho Girl" Evenings. s:1b; Mats We'd. Sat:
a SUN. $3.50. Next Week-"The Gingerbread
Man." Patrons Of theatre admitted to park
tree. Downtown ticket once, Banberger's.
vaudcvins--Dancins afternoon and evening
Restaurant.
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Staatsiefrctar 8ait itcllt ben
Stimmsettel sniammcn.

Staatsiefretdr 8ait orranairt oen
5tlmnt3ettel fiir bic fonlnenoe@abl.
Cine 9fbidriit oeiieIben miro beu
GonntpcIerfs 5ugeianot neroen. Die
Glfftoren auf oem Ballot iperoen 10
dngeoronet iein, baB Die feds 9foo.
iebelt 6epiiblifaner 5uerIt erIdei.
rtcn unter benz gtnmen nRcpubIican
Brogreiiipes" 9ann folgcn Die
teioen proareiiiben GIettoren aIs
aprogreiitD". Damn foIgen Die De.
mofrdtiiden Gleftoren ais Demo.
fraten lmo ibnen foIgen iedS
a%eopleS Snoepenoent Gleftors..
Inter oteien folacn Die beioen reou.
laren repnblifanii6en Gleftoren,
g9iicor unb aenneop, aIs .Hcpu6Ii.
faner", nit oen led)s anoern repub.
lifaniiden gleftoren obb Getitiot.
Bie 0err 8ait iagt, Iiebt er in
bicicr anorOnunq nad l6ngcrem
lleherle8en Die ein8tge 2oIung oes
groblens.
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Dnr,igli6f
Grntrbfri6tf!
Giciirae Maiserntc, 3,0t6,0O0,000
gnibeIs.-sludl 8eijeH 5eist
cine bObe GAIL.

8aibington, .. g., #. Gfto6er.
pie 8etreioecrnte Der Ger. Staa.
fen lit ME 5ltnor 10 gut ans,
1efallen iuie in oieien Sabre. sSaIt
jcDc @etreioeort bat einen 9fecoro
Der Troouftion ge5eitigt, ipeIder
III eini9en 5dllen ben iriiberen ga.
toro nm Millionen bon 8idbels
iiterIteigt. Ger ioe6cn beroffent.
lirhte GrnteberidIt 0es glderball.
Gepartements 5eigt, Oab 5rlblings.
nai5en, @afer, @eritc, Roggcn uno
Seu Den bisberigen 9leforo iiber-
troffen, iu6bren0 Die Ylais. imo
aartoffelernten ebenfaIls auf BEN
grDbten Grtrag binoellten. s[dcr.
bauiefretdr s8ilion ihreibt oicic
Ritienernte Dem giinitigen @etter
su, iople Den glnitrenguugen Der
Nunoesregierung 1no Ser 9fegic.
ring Der Gin5elItodteit, init oen
sFarmern Snno in San0 3u nrbei.
len, I'M cine groBere Grnte 5n er.
5lelen uno ibnen 0iittel ino g8eac
5u ineiien, ipie Ser 9ur6ianittser.
trag zines glfers ourd rationelIe
8cbanollng berniebrt perben fam.
Der geltern ber0ffsutIi6te Re.
9icrungsberi6t Der oiesi1briaen
Grnten 5eigt folgcuoes GeiuItat.
Sriibiabrsmei5en - @rtrag per
slider 1t.2; Groouftion 330,39t,.
coo, Gualitdt 8S.7.
sqe @ei5enorten - grtrao Der
gffer 100; Groouftion 720,433,-
600.
Safer-Grirag per 9(der 37.4;
9lcollftion 1,4t700o; 2naIitdt
9i.0.
@erite-Grtrag per 0lfer 29.7;
TrnOuftion 2246t9,000; 2uaIitdt
6G.2.
9udpei5er 9uitnno 89.2, Or
trag per slder 2t,4; 9rooliftion
100000.
aartoffelrr 3nftono sis; er., !
trog per 9lfer $3.50; 4roouftion
l0t000.000.
9obaf -5uItdno SIS; ertrag
per Gfer Sf6.0 $50; Yrobnftion
o74000,00O Gfo.
8Iods- 3llitano S3.8; grtra5
per glder 9.S; Groollftion 29,000,=
300.
-3itftono 89.2; ertrag Der
lder 33.4; 9ro0uftion 24,0Oo.-
700.
@epfct-9ldtnn6 CTS.
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9akt (sndl reaiitrircn.

7a5 gfeiultat Ser crIten 6ci6en
Regiitrirunastoae bnt nift SEN er.
iuarteten 9erefnunqen entIprod,el1
Gas Sntereiie lit nod ME 10 Ian
aelpeIen; faum Sic S6Glfte ser
Stimnae6er bat li6 reqiItriren Iai,
i'm. gs IieBcn iid in Die Nd6ler
!iIten eintrogen: 6504 9fepublifo,
nfr, 1864 Gentofraten, BOG so3t-
oIiIten nno 499 9rogreIiibe uno
$40 @ilOe. SIM 8an3en 1884:
oie 9fe9iitrdtion in siio-Smaba Be.
licf iid pdbren0 ser 3pei 9tegiltri.
rmlastage mtf 228o. 3os @e.
iornmtpotunl Ser Staot Omaha Be-.
lduft Iid ouf ettpa $4,000. 3ic
Ncgiltrirungsbeamten iperoen olio
al(t &dnoe poll 81 tbun baben, joIl
ten lid1 $4,000 Stilnlngebcr am
26 Sftober, 0em letten 9oqe ser
Reailtrotion in Ole 8qbIerIiften
cintraqen loiien.
@ergeBt Ben Gag nidt, SamItoa,
otn 26. Sftober.
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SdJlddterei inter ben @OnaoIen.
Gainriiidlt Frnppcn iullcn iI6cr
iebntnnieno wianH nicoer.
8emad)t baesn.

Sonbou. II. Sfto6tr -glod ci
rcr 5t, GAersburger 9cpridc an
Die gonooner Zines bo6en bic d,i
neIiihcn 3ruppet Suanidisais in
Der oitIifcn Mpnsclei ilbcr Sebn.
tanlelto Dtongolen niroergemaht
mlo Die iiegreiden 9ruppen linc
icbt in gormarid, m ltria Elm.
3ui4Iieben Der 3lued oes ghlt.
Faces iollte iein, Den geiuo6neru
Der inncren MongoIf bic 9uit 3u
ocrtreibcn, iid) Der Fiberen Nlon,
qolci anjuidlieBen. Gie Gepeife
fiigt biu3u, Die sicgittimg in llriu,
bcraubt Der rltiiiifeh 6ilfc, babe
iest feinc @abl, ais ii6 ins In.
ocrnlciolihe 81 fiiaeH uno iei be.
rcit, nit g(bgeianotSt Der Rcgic
RING in Gefing 5i berbatoeln.
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9oiisei6eamte ansaeitoben.

Chicago, 81, II. 0ttober.
s'oli8eifapitan sSobn 5. 91aboner
iulO 2eutnant Bernard 5. Burns
ban Der Marlpell. .8a6e in G9ica.
80, gu, frlirOen bon Der 3ipil.
fieilitfomnliliion aus Dem goli3ei.
oepartentent ausaeitoben, peil iie
om 10. Septernber oieies sSabrea
5uei Ginbreher, Die Die Montreal.
3weigbauf III giolu @eitrniniter,
q. g., beraitbt batteu, batten ent.
fonilnen Iaiien. Die aommiiiion
leiitihieo, oaB beioc geantten lid,
Der llnfdbigfeit uno Der Gienitper.
1ln.blaiiieung ihuloig genladt Bat.
ten. Burns beriuAie oannls, bic
tci0en gantrdnber o0ein in elmer
Mirtbihaft nuf oer Siibicite al ber.
laIten ltno iptirbe babel beinabe
81 9ooc gepriiaeIt.
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llnterridlt i'm amerifnniidJen
9tegiernnasInItem.

Saute 9Ebeuo Inn 7 ltbr 80 81
feginnt I'M gortrags3itnner Ser
Snta9a 6ffentIiden 9ibliotbef eine
Tei6e BON gortr6gclt iiber sic poli.
til1en Ginridtlrlqen Ser Gereiniq.
ten Staaten IS giebt cine I'm.
menge bon Gelttiden, tpelde faun,
cine gIbnung baben. ipie iih oieIe
poiitiiden Ginridtlngen geididltlid
cftlpifelt, uno peI6en GinfluB Tic
oltf ieOen eiit3elnen giirger ba6en.
rfeoer iunger 0ertihe IoQte oieIelt
g,nrtr0gen 6einobnen. 8enn lun in
intalligenter @eiie ieine Stin1nle o6-
aebcn 81 fonnen lit es notbmenbiQ,
nit Dem Re9ierungsipitcm ocS San,
beg bertraut 5u icir.
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@inJ tinoen Gob
in ofn flaunlfn!
GrSluiion ani ciucm Scloampicr Or.
nriadlt ben Soo mcbrger
t Eerionen.

'icp Dorf If. Gft.-9luf ocm
CelGampler oGunbolme" ereignetc
iidl beute cine Grploiinn, tpeldje Den
Go0 mebrerer Yerlonen i'm Be.
ioIgc bate uno Gigentbum i'm 8er.
tbe bon S750,000 3eritortc. Die
aaH5e Battlefront BON 8aponne, g..
S. pltroe be6ro6t Dlebrcre 4iers
uS fleinere 0clbarfen ipirOen ger,
itort. Stint Yerionen. 0rci BON Der
@eiasnng 0es D9lm6olme" uno
Huei 9odarbeiter famcu in oen
0Garrlnen nm. 0icbrere oitOere
Berionen iperben pernliBt. Is lit
elm 8unOer 5u betradten, baB bic
Sdbl Der inns Seben @efommenen
nidt GROCER lit. 8ier5ig 9eute, mel.
dc iib an 8or0 Der in grnno gera.
thenen Sdifie befanoen, iprangen
ms @aiier uno errei4ten idlpiln.
men6 0as 2ano. gtiemanO ipeiB an.
iuacben, mie Die @rpIoiionen ent.
iian6en iino.
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Sob elmer gsiunierim.

9tad lon9em 2eioen bat Irau
9[nna gGiQe, Satin BON G6riition
@ille 1896 iiiof. %. StraBe, bas
3eitltAe geieGnet. Sic bate elm
sllter bon 81 5abren errei6t 1n6
nor ieit i6rem Is. Qebensjabre bier
nnlaiiig. Sier idloB iie audi nit
Dem tctannten oeutifen Mit6arqer
0errn GbriItian g8iae Den g3uno
fins 2eber. Die @eritorbene miro
hctranert bon ibrcm 0atten, ibren
ainoern Gbos. s., 5ranf s., 6rau
Gugcnle gltfins, Mcrp mto Rutb
Ionic einem groBenl 5relmoes- uno
9efnnntenfreiS. Der 2eifnnm
nllrOe nah Der GerbrcnningsanItalt
3ll Cobenport, SSSa., bcf0roert, I'm
Sort in 9lihe untgetpanoelt gu mer.
Den.
Ter troiernOcn a5inter6[iebener
ipreden mir lulier gciIeio aus.
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Griols eincs i3eppelinfrensers.

6rieori6sbalfen, II. 0ftober.-
Der fir Die oelttide sslotte rleuer.
binaS erbalite 3eppelinluftfreu8er
bot bon bier aus eine erfolgreidle
Profcfalrt ii6er 6en aan5en 30
oenice qemadsf.
Gas 6abr3elig fam ii6 21a
Gage III Der 2uft baIten mo fat
aiiotore bon $50 pferoefr1ften. gs
lit nit sIpparaten fir orabtloie 9e-
learopDic, eirem eIeftriiden Sdan,
rcrfer, Raidinengaipebren Slide,
Scblaifnbinen fiir Die 9ffi3iere uno
@angematten fir Die Mannidaften
o,lsqeriijtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
Gtuas fanl int 9ulisciacridt2

S5eriff @aeSbane bebauptet, oab
aus Dem Gountpgef1nglliiie @efan
gene ouf 8runo BON gefdlidtelt
9iirgidaftspapieren fret geIaIien
roroeu ieien. GoIi3eifommiIior
9ipoer miro naber Die gefd1dftsfiib-
rlmG oeS Omaha goli3eioerihtes
rnteriud)en Gr lit 6urd oie
5ta0tfonuliiiiolt erm1dtigt moroett
3nIornrnen NIT Der Gr3ieblmasbe.
horoe cine ltnterIy ng betreffs
GrIalicns bon Straftt oitrd Goli-
3eri6tcr Softer ulro ebenfaIIs in
lelnem geonen erfol9ten Strafer-
in'lnngen Ionic Ser 6reilaliltna
non gefangeren ouf @rltto ae-
foll6ter 8apiere an3uIteIIen.
SieranlaBt miro bic llnterilldunq
surd 6reiloIilng zines @ei6sbi(.
Oes, geamens emma Goin. Staot-
onlualt 9lnbeuier uno Goliseic[erf
0'Gonnor iprahen i'm Sto0taefana
mis- Dor uno erildten um sSreilai.
'ura Der SSran in6em iie Dem ssai-
Ter Ga6iIl cine Groer oortpielen.
neide ben Stenpeluanlen oes 30.
ll5clrIdterS trug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
9lnf elmer Sanobanf aeitranSet.

Gie fIeine Maoge Short, tpelde
lett norgeitern BON SallIe beri.
bnan6, lit ipieoer oabein. Sic bat
IGenteller erle6t, oil ipelhe Tie nod,
lan9e oenfen Dir0. Gincr llnart
megeu ipuroe iie BON ibrer 0lutter
gc3iidtct, iuorauf 6os MGo6en iid
entidloB,. auf uno Oapon All aeben.
3br 3iel mar Council Bluffs, ba
0ta0ge nber ipeoer @elo batte, Ben
9riifeil3oIl, nod fir genllbling ser
StraBen6dbn 5u be5ablen nnnoerte
iic Dem 5lubufer entlung 1lno itieB
auf ein 9iuoerboot. Sbue @eiteres
itieg oas &ino Elm, Inn cine s5luB.
tahrt 81 unterne6men, mar aber
niAi inlltanoe, gegen ben Strom
81 fompfen, un6 baS Boot ipur0e
ftroma6marts geriiien. ltnneit
@i6ion itranoete bas Boot auf
elmer Sanobaltf. gs fpor g(ben6,
unc Nfa0ge ItieB laute SiiIferllfeI
atS. 3ufallia om 9eebrasfa ltfer
nm 0titterna6t arbeitenoe Slider
bernn1nen Die 9tltfc ltno fu6ren
8lu Sano6onf binaus. Sic fanben
'plGoge balb erfroren uno ie6r bum.
orig Dor unO bradten iie ans oan6,
no lie in Der @obnung eires ibrer
sfetter geamens @rebitf, 6. ln0
Nerce StraBe g(ufnahme fan6. g[mI
8ornittog ipuroe bie iugen6lifeI
0urdbrennerin ibren gItern iuieoer
3ugeIteIlt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
''eim fir aranfcupflrscrinnelt

Ger aontroft fir grri1tung ci.
ncs Seims Ser aranfenpfIeqerinneu
Deg @iic Waemoriol Suipitals III
Dem 9auitntertehnler Getpr sfiemit
iilertragen iuoroen. Das geb1lloe
miro anf oein @runHitiif 25. gpe.
lino Sarnep straBe atifgefiibrt tpers
hen Gie 9aufoitell belaufcs fid
ah[ Sl2xouU. 1. 49, f'-ss~., -. Il