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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Ceiterreidl nnS serbien.

gSien, 81. 91op.-9tadl 9eridten
inebrerer bieiigpr 3eitnnecn iollet
hir Gerben, als Tic bel Der eitt,
noEnle bon Yrisrerto IN oos olterrei.
d,ijdc aoniuIat orotgen, 156 gllba.
nier abgeihlahtet babcn, barutter
45 ssroitert lmo ainoer. Ger aors
tefpon6ent Der gHeidspoit" (Organ
oes Gr3ber3og Sbronfolgers) in
a2iId, Serbien, l1Bt einen 8nuf'
mann in gesfueb solaenbes iosen:
Die gbiiren oes oiterreidiidet
aonniIrts iporen peridloIien; biz
ferbiihen Solonten perluhten, tie 81
erbrehen. Sr. 8rodasfa erifieit
IN einem Seniter imo eriiidte oci,
fcantdit6irenoen Sffi5icr, ieiren
Qertei Sold,es 8lt 1nlteringen, bn
bieies Sous ein oiterreihiidleS aoii-
fiaIot iei; er oeiitete babel niif Die
Hlnage itber Dem Cad. Der 81.
iisier befubl aber Dem aoniul, Die
abiiren gu offnen, irtb orobtc, lpibri.
aenfalTB cine aanone ouifabren all
IoiIen unb cine 8ranate in bas
Gebdi,6e 8li iperfen. 9ornuf sdb
Der sfonird Der @cipalt nof, rm0
bifnetc. Gie Serben oranget Elm
ino meseIten Die albnniiden 5liidts
Iinae rlieber Brohasfa iclber, oel'
fen Bi 1nr1imle erbroden luur6en,
crhieft int @anogemenac eiilen ga.
jof1ettenitid III ocn redtcn Sbcr'
ihenfel."
Geiterreid) bat eincn Spesialgeianos
fen nad grisreno geianbt, Inn Die
Gage Der 9inge 81 unteritiiben. g(tt.
fdfaIih pertueigerte Serbien oemiel'
Zen ben Gurdsig, bot aber Dem
9roben Oeiterreihs nohgegebenbell
nno cine ein9ebeuoe llnteriud)mg
hes Safes Gtattet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
SarOciicr.I .Irojek.
Tas 3enocnperbOr iuiro Sreitaa in
Chicago iuicocr nnigeuOmmrn.

@aibineton, ~. 9aou.-Tas
gerbor in Dem Don Der 9lmoeSre'
qiermg gcgen Oie Snternational
Saroeiter So. eingeleiteicn glnti.
truitprojeb miro am 5rcit1a in
Gbicago. Sa., nit 9eamtcn Oes
iog. Sriits oui Dem 3e1lgenitan0.
iuicoer aufgenommcn merOen. glls
3eugen iiuo porgelaoen iporOen &.
a. @ooo, Sefrct1r, gller. 2egee.
Silis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mo ".
Wi. 8eap aonlptroller Der Sorper
tier Co.; otOere Sorlaoim9Sbeieblc
lperOen in naber 3ifuuft nusaeiteat
iperoer. @cmt OaS 9erbor IN
Chicago beenoet it, miro es mad
ct. 9ouis oerIegt peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
sac slmrnbments anaenomlner.

9 GTt NJ til die fonItitlltlonelle
gmeliomelts, il6er ueldc bel Der
iiingiten 8aGl abeeltimmt Doroer
mar, iinb nit GROCER Mebrbeit an
genoltlnen moroen. SSn 81 Goun4
ties Douglas Goulitp tit niGt bier.
in eingeidloilelD purOen insge.
lommt 227,4SS Stintnen abgege.
Fen. Dos 8otum fiir ieoes glmenoe.
ment mar tpie folgt:
grboblmg Der SoIdre iilr 2esis.
latoren: oafiir t51 ,S61, odgeger
4,469.
aontrolbeb6roe: 6afiir 1881.
bogegen 23,339.
3pciiGbrIide Mablen: Oafiil
t54,005, oagegen 22,429.
Stdotii6c Selbitoerlpaltling: oa
fiir 1888, ongegen 30,0t3.
Der llnitano, oaB fir bas
glmenoement Der SelbitbermaItlntQ
petiger (Stiinmen obgcgebeu lpur.
ben, luie fir Die anOeren 9lmenbe.
ments tit BARN 5u iitden, oaB oil
anti.Soloon 2iga mo ocren Sel.
fersbelfcr gegcu oa9ielbe StelInnt
nebmcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Serlamat Serspilaitcr.

G6as. sllm BON Siib.Sma6a
iriiber in Boone, Ga, tuobnboft
Lot 9eeen oen sSllbrmann gloolpf
Olion cine altf $4,000 lalttenot
Sdaoenerlabflage mbdn9is &c.
naf,t, lpeil oieier ibn angeblid
Gle gteigung ieiner (sllm's) 5rar
abipenItia gcnIadt baben ioa. Slion
orbcitet in einem hieligen 8oblen.
fof ltno mar bis Dor aur5em Madt.
ndd)ter. Gr lpeiit bic 9lnidnlOi.
gltng entriiItet 3liriid, fam iid abcr
cincS ltofjcn 2ddelnS nidt crpe0.
rem. Gclm Dob cin arncr Sdluf
fer bon 3a9cIoDncr onf $20,00c
Sduoeneriob ocrflogt miro, palilri
nidt alle Gage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
lin 92pf itno $40 beran6t.

Gbas. g8elh biiBte cinen iuert6-
poaen lleber3icber mO $40 boares
@eIO ein. Den Sabperbalt iueiB
It nift nit geitinufltbeit alisitges
ZEN. Gr mltroe BON Der &pli5ci III
belpuBtloiem 3uiian0e all Der 81
mo GoDgc StroBe alifgefnnoen nitn
nod Der 8oli5ciitatioi beforOcrt.
Crit nte6rere Stlnl0en lpoter &C.
MONT CT oos 9eiulibtiein mipoer.
Gr erinnerte iid lnlflar, naB CT an
ser O. StraBe nabe Der Dodge bon
eiuem Sarbigen nit eiiem ititiilpieit
Snitrlnnent 5it 9oOen aefdllt lunroe;
Donn ober pergingcn ibm Die Slime.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
@csen sinem @eltiries;
Tic 9'rptriiprrinmmlanee Der So
jialiitrn perlanfen Oronnnssma.
ia. - Shlnh Der !Saniabnno.
Sagnng.

Berlin, 2i. gfopember Die all'
oefiinoigtcn io5ialiitiidcn Der.
lonunlungcu jiun Eroteit geeen ei'
nen etipa moglifen Neltfrieg lino
bon rieiigen Wiaiicn bciudt poroen.
porteifiibrcr aus Der 3abl Der io5i'
aIiitiid)eu Reid)stags glbgeoronetell
bieItcn jiinoenoe Heoen, in oenen lic
tagegen eiferten. oaB 9eiltlblnno
nm iremoer Sntereiien lpillen i'd
oo5u perIeitcn laiie, ein rotionoleS
l,ngIiid beraui5ubeid)lporen; beaii'
tragic Observation-Disclosures iuiiroer
cinitinnig nneenonmen. Cine gln.
5obl ausI6noiider sSiibrer ipar
e6enfallS ST. Den geriarnnllitt9ei'
eri6ienen, 10 Serr Suorc5 aus ia
riS, S'@raop aus Sonoon nm
Hcnner ais @ien. Sic beidronf'
ten iid) auf fiir5e 9eariiBnugstporte
mas gum 9beil nui ieitens oeS 30.
Ii5eipr1iioiumS erlaiienc @erbote
con Reoen in ireniScn Sprahen 5it'
riideefiibrt miro.
Scr ySanioblmo", oie Dor ctipc
Sluei Sabren sur 81bring Der Sn
tereiien beutif)en Sanoels nno oeut
ider sSnouItrie ins 9eben gerllienC
8ereinigung, bnt tpiee0rlm cine Fc
riooe rubiser uno eriprieBlihel
Sbdtigfeit abgeihloiien. Der 5fpei
re 0euti6e Saniatag, Der iidl al
cine .Snniamode" nnifloB, lit Ell
GROCER GrfoIg gcipeIen. Der Dor
nehmlidl oils @esengeipiht gegei
aararii6e Sonoerintereiien ulltel
getbeiligung leitenoer fonmer5icl
Ter sreiie geariinoete @umo ba
ieinc gerdlpcisungen iiber ons 9ieid
immer peiter ousgeOebnt nno Be
tr1ftlidl all 3abI imb GinfluB lei
Her Wiitalie6er 5iigenonmen. sll!
Sfconer iinS auf Dem Saniotag II
a. Der gr1lioent bes gun0cs, &c
beimratb Siieiier, Troi. 9elbriid
ser ndtioiialIiberale IbgeoronetI
Or. @uitap Stnrenlam uno Del
fieiiinnige 9sfarrer a. .. 5ricorid
9iouniamt ouigetreten.
ssn NerIog bon @eors Meinter
Berlin. lit icbt Der SfIuBbnrb ocl
Mcmoiren bon aarl S6ur5 eridie
nen; er miro bon Der Easesprcii,
lebbaft beIpro6eu. gtaf, Dem mar
men Sntereiie, oas Die eriten gdn
De Der grinneruneen oes GROCER
0cutihamerifoners allgelnein ber
porgeriifen baben lit oas Grideiner
oes letter 9anOes nit Spannlinl
erlpartet poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Gin Gentleman. D.sinbredler.

g91breno Der jiingitett 3eit ereig
neten iid bier am bellen Gage meb'
rere einbriife nno 0iebitable obnl
6ab es Der Ioli5ei sellngen tit
les GbdterS bobbaft aii lperoeu
!Rittlpod 9tafmittne ipurbe ous
bcr @obnttng BON {. u. 8e't 22fe
GaB StraBe, SiIber5eitg I'M Wertbt
pon SIS geItoblen. Nof>barn mol
len cinell gut gefleioeten iungel
Mann geieben baben ipie er mad
ntebrn1aIigeln 3ieben Der Saiisglof(
cas- Saus betrat. 9ie Sanilte Vel
mar ipG6reno Ser 3eit oes 9ieb
Itabls bon Snille abtpeleno.
gon Sancod, O., lit Der bieiiger
@oIi5ei gelneloet lporben ullf eiller
Mann, auf oen Die 8eidreibung oeS
obigen Ginbred)ers paBt, du fabaoen
@r bat bort mebrere Gin6ritdle I'M
Ter oe1ielben gegleiterideirling
rie bier ousqefiibrt ultb ipuroe aud
perboftet. @S gelnng ibn aber
cuS oem @eidngniB 5u entflieben
nadoen er einen 0eputp Sberif
balb toot geidlaaen batte. Del
3liidtGing iou icincn Seg mad
Cnlaba gefontmen ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
etGOtetaa in eineuln.

Dlittlpod, belt Die 2iga Der gle
brasfn Stobtobrigfeiten III Sincolll
lire iGbrlibe aouoention ob. 6iint'
lmooreibig 9ertreter bon gtebrnsfo
Stdoten imo Srtid)aften batten lid
cingeiunoen. GaS 6aitpttbena, 0as
5ir Sprad,e fam, mar baS gerDnlt'
nib Der 5elepbon.@eiel 81
cen peri6ie0encn Staoten uno Srt.
ihaften. 9leAtsbeiitano Slnna por
@umore uar Der 9lniiht, DAB oos
S6eroeri6t entidei0en iolle, oh oit
s.gdbnfomniiiiolt ODER ol(
ein3elnen StGote Die Eelepbon.@e'
iellid,aften fontroairen iollen ooet
nidt. Seiner glniiht nnd arbeiter
tie .Geieqidaften inter
cen geitinnuingen Der gnbnfon'
million. @1breno einige Der YIN
iueicnoen Der Mteinung maren, oaf
sic 3elepbon.H Staten 81 bod ieien
reigten iih anoerc Der glniiAt bin
eaB Oie 9ienltleiItungen Der Sele'
.@eicaIdoiten Den Raten ent
ipreheit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
8ollen Sd)lad)tielber ituoiren.

8albIngton, q. gtoD .-Oie ne
gieruns Der Ser. Stoaten bat oie
8aIfanperbiinoeten uno Die 1iirfen
eriuft, einer glnSabl BON omerifo-
niiden SfiiSieren piiierihaitlihe
9fadioribungeu auf ben Sdlaht-
feloern DER gnltanbalbinie[ 81 &C.
itatten.
Sails Die Grlaubnis eribeilt miro,
ica bic Spe5ialfommiiiion, amerifa-
niider stapallerie-O DIE sur
3eit europa bcreiit, uno Die Mili,
t1rottades in 2onoon iuo pnriS
iufort nad) ben Sdladtieloern ab-
reiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
ebinsie 6cfam griiscl.

Simgrig betrot Wtittipo6 9Ibeno
6. Smttb 0as @rono 0ieitaurant
all Der t3. uno Sornep StraBe.
Gin dineiii6er gtufrpdrter fam
Idlelni9it berbei uilO frngte i'm
init bummoreiitem 2G6eIn naf lei.
nen &iiniden. Smith foroerte eilI
qlltes Steaf. sd ipett" lief iidl
ser G6ineie bernebmen, ooab Sia
Gin sSrclno cines iaftigen &oitbra'
tens iino." Smith Lief bel oieier
8emerfung oas @aIier im @funoq
Siiammen mo NIT einem iiitigen
slugcn5pinfcrn itieB er Die 8orta
beroor rgou bet; her oamit, imn
nenn Ser gfoitbraten 10 grob lit,
lpie elm S6euneiltbor, Oenn if
babe nG6tigen Surger."
so, aIio inftieen 9foitbratGt
molten Sic, lieB lid Der Sobn oes
9ieifes Der 0titte Derne5men ia
goIt6roten 6aben mir nidt", bnbei
uilietihte er Dor 8ergniigen ii6er
BEN @is, oen er iid erlalbt bate
abcr G6iIi.anufarai iilie
8eitcr fam cr ni6t, Ocun i'm
llGditen sllgerbIif iaiitc i'm
Smitb's SanIt 5lpiiden Die gllgcn
ooB er fopfiiber 5ll 9ooen itiir5tc
gas bat er bon ieitem @iereibcn
Smitb nutBte nit fnurrenoem
Ragen Den 8eg nad Der goIi3el.
Itation ortreter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
gfus(anS nnS Ser. Staateu.

@aThington, 81. gtop. .-4rdiioent
9aft bate in @eiBcn Sous nit
oem riliiiihei 8otid,after George
@ofmctiep cine aonieren5 iiber Die
nndp Grloidelt oe5 ecaenipdrtiaen
geltrngcs, am /. Snnliar, 5ipiidlen
9hlBlano uno Den Ser. Staaten
eiltretenoen ge3ieblmgen. Man
ertportet nod Dor Dem /. sanlidr
Sic 9lnfiinoiglng zines g(bfommeitS,
ouf @rlino oeiien Die beItebenocn
Sanoelsbe8iebungcn iueiteroefiibrt
neroen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Scr 1lfcitc Mnnn Der gpeIt.

Chicago, 81. gtooentber. Der
Gillette Monn Der @elt tit Der
SGltptling ser Sdauar5fltB- Snoia.
ner ser @lacier- -9feieruation &ahs
nagrlnto, Der i'm 9llter bon 13fl
o5ahren itebt. Ger greiie Saltpts
ling befinoet iid) auf Dem 8eae nadl
bier, Inn Der u2nn0i9au" belaus
mobnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
9iid,ter 8afelen acitprbrn.

ScSln Sitter bon iibcr 80 sssSahrcit
it bcltc 9iodlnlittag 9iidter 8afe.
len llud mebrpodlentlideut Strolt.
fenlogcr in ieiner 8obnung geltors
ben. @ofelen iulrOe 1T &omcr, g.
y, geboren lmo fam inl eSabrt
1856 noh 9tebrasto.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
sdJfnH@ eanaer!
g,rubr nit bcm Srdeiter mOrsen'
5reitaG slbsHO, pnnft $3.50
ll6r i'm SranbciS Sbcater.

Die sdngcr mo Sdnaeriunen
Ges Omaba @luiifpereins iino bier
nit ebenio ireunolih pie OringenS
atiaeiorocrt. iif norgen 5reitog,
abeuo punft $3.50 llbr i'm Sran'
tcis Gbeater einjifhIoen, 5it welder
3eit bic Gb0re nit Dem Srdelter
6lrdprobirt lpcroen. Riemono oari
icblcn mo sSeOernlann bat piInft.
lid, ~ crid)einen; oa aifl glciAjei-
tig bic Sibpldbe augeipieien mer'
cen.
9dhmgspoll,
III. guo. 9ieeic, 9irigcnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
gSeitere Strahenballniuaarn.

9rei Ser nelien StraBenbdbnIpn.
cen, sic ioeben bier eiilaetrpifet
Iinb, iunroen beiite oil Der NarneD
StruBe III Gieilit oeitellt, Neitefe
90 iucr0en i'm S1uie DER ndtiieuI
Gage slr Yeripcnoinlg fonnlen. lie
iiinoit in 9eipeaiutg qelebie Gdns
poaile iiir beiiercn StraBenbo1riua.
gcnoicnlt bat JOINT 5riidJic getroaelk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
1ie cpfer Der SasOiaiion.
2wOli Weniden getObtet anb 5ebn
ld)luer Deripnn0ef.

Wlilpaltfec, isis, 81. 9soO.-
Cine 3uiammenitellung iiber Die II
Sen @aloern ocS gtoroenS oeS
Gtaotes bisber in oieier Soiior
poraefominenen 5dgOnnf1lle 5eigt
bob oieie sdbIreid]er iino, als ic'
mails borber.
gisber iinb ieit benz /. Septcnt
FER iii @isconiin auf Der Sasf
sip0lf Wsenihen eetobtet iuto debr
Id,per periuuiloet iporben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Netterberidlt.

tSiir omaha. Council 9luiis lmt
llingegeuc: Shou beute uno Srei.
tag; fem iueientliber Semperatir.
medllel.
sir 9icbraSfa: Shon beilte ml
Srcitng, fein meiclltliher Senpcra
illrluetNcl
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Hidltitnhliriit.

giihmono, @a., 81. 9iob. --@egen
Griparten bat @olio. @iann bod
zen gum 9obe periirtbeilten SiIls.
ri1er gonrtbausnnorbern Slono al-
len uno ieirem Sobne CLAUDE
Gaponion alIlen, Die am %. 9eop.
i'm eleftriiden Ridttubl iterben ioll.
ten cine 6riit bis gum 13. 9esenl'
Ter getpobrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
aai(tr fran,
9o(tf hranh!
Sein 3nitano sicbt sIuluf 81
idJlimmrn Sefhrdtnugen.

gSien, 2i. glou.-Gic sfifrepun-
gen Der iiinsiten Taee iiuo fiir oos
9eiinocn oes Serriders oer otter.
rcidii6en 9oppelmonarhie aniier
5ran5 sSoicf pom nadbaItiger @ir-
timg gclpeien. ST lit 5nicbenos &C.
brcdlidj acporoci lmo mttj oos
gctt bitten. 9ic 9lerjtc beiiirdtet
cas- SdlilnmItc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
China aeaen Ruhlanb.

5hangbai, 81. 0ooenlber. CHI
upfiid,e Frippen iper0en In Hefing
suiammenge3ogen, Inn nad) Dem
Jloroen aitf3irbrrfcn .uno bic wlon.
aolei bon gflliien 5u iaubern. 9os
fonse 0ono perlangt aries gegen
mubIanb. Der lsrdiibent nlub Dem
WerIanScn nnhaebcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Sd(immer ltnfa((.

z. @intber, ser an ben gohr.
leaungsorbeiten al Der 26. lltto
Sort StraBe beiddftigt mar, ipllr0c
aPittpoh 1mter einent 5ltianlneils
iiiir3enoen 0ebearut be9raben lillo
il idlper perlest, OaB an feincm
@ieoerouffommen ge3Iueifel miro.
@intber lpuroe nn6 Dem @iie NC
npria[ Moipital beL0rocrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
Masney biiat lid, in 5dJwcisen.

Siilis Gomitpnnpalt Ma0nen
ipurbe BON ben Golmtpfommiiioren
eriuft, lein 8l,tadten onriiber abi
Sngeben. mie bod Die 3abliiug an
Die yoblrihter ilno GIerfs, Die
ip1breno Der jiingiten Isabl ilulgirt
ten ieua iolle. Gieier iaate, oaB
nicie slnselcaenbeit goi,5 iuio car
cru Grlnciien Der stonlnliiiaH
iibcrIdIicn lei. n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
8ni;. nub 9ettno

gcrlin 81. Sop slaacntcinI
ipuroe Der 9ilB. uno Settaa eeitcrn
beobahtet. Taber fanb aud fcinc
Gitung Der gorie itatt.
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bciorn Sberfonllnonoclrc Der bul.
aorifbcn imo Der tiirfiiden glrmeen
boben bic 6rieoensporperba erbanolungcil
IN Der Grtifoit Snoenifeui, Is
Neilen bon apnitantinopcl, croii.
net. Gs lit nit 5ienliher BE-
itimmtfeit nrJunebnen oob sllba'
rien gum 8iiritentbmm inter thrift
ider Sberbeit erboben lueroen miro.
sstoIien iiro Seiierrei6 iperocn ge.
meiniom ben 0errid)er oieies neien
5iiritentbums fiiren. 9ieies be.
bcutet, sbaB Die beioen eennnntei'
Dl6hte Die oltIide aiiIte oes gloria'
tiihen Wleeres fontrolliren peroell.
Berlin, 81. gfopember .-Serbien
h1t, oem Grltde ieiner 9erbiinoeten
rddsebeno, iib nit Seiterrei6 me.
gen 8eiesung Der Safenitaot gri.
ra3ao eeeinigt. 0enn 9ulgnrien i'll
fregen Der iingebeuren gerliiIte,
ipeIheS es Dor 3ld)otalia erlitten,
iuf)t imItonoe, Serbien'S 8oroerul.
gan Su mteritiiben. imo Hublanh
lit nidt miIlens, 0arii55o's pegcll
tds Shtpert gcgen Selterreih. lin.
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ENTERTAINMENTS ON GERMAN SHIPS The German Officers Score Greatest Success of
 Their Visit

New York, June 1.-The German naval visitors scored great successes to- day entertaining American guests on the warships in the Hudson. All of the ships trimmed their decks with evergreen, and beneath canoples of can vas and gay bunting there was music, dancing and refreshments for hundreds who were invited aboard after Mayor Gaynor and his committee had been of fically entertained on the Moltl6e, which was the center of the festivities Late in the day the German sailors dis tinguished themselves for the second time during their visit here by quick work in saving q number of passengers from a sinking launch. A boat loaded with 20 women and children rammed the side of the mammoth ship full speed head on and began to fill
 The Germans manned a launch and soon transferred the screaming women and children to a dry boat.
 While the entertainment aboard ship was going on 500 of the German sailors took a boat trip to Coney Island
 A private dinner given by Cornelius Vanderbilt to Admiral von Rebeur- Paschwitz, and other officers, at the New York Yacht club was a feature of the entertainment tonight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
Be Careful About schoolbooks

From the Housekeeper,
 Don't let either Mary or John habtual- ly carry schoolbooks under one arm. It has a tendency to weaken the spine and may be the beginning of spinal curva- ture. The effect will not be as notice- able in the grow up boy as in a girl AL ments are unequal on the two sides. The maker tell her that one hip is higher than the other, and that her measure- ments are unequal on tn etwo sides. The cause is chiefly the habit of using one side of the body in all ways more than the other The habit of carrying first a pile of schoolbooks. and later parcels of all kinds under one arm Casually the left) is a very common cause of disfig- urement.
 Among other simple causes of spinal curvature are astigmatism which causes a child to hold his head on one side and often to lean to one side in his seat at school lack of proper nourshing food. which causes a child to assume and hold a dropping position in his school seat: and slight difference in the length of the leg, which should be made up by increas- ing slightly the thickness of the shoe sole, thus allowing the. spine to be held true and straight. In short. whenever a child fails to maintain an erect position when standing or sitting there is tens dency to spinal curvature which should be overcome without delay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
ND TRACE FOUND
 OF MURDERER Reported to Have Found Fresh Trail.
 Inquest Held

Villisca. la. June 11.-Today brought no clew to the identity of the murder of Joseph B. Moore, his wife and four ehil- dren. and two girl guests. Sunday night.
 Bloodhounds were again put to work and took their keeper over the west bot toms of the Nodaway river, whence report came early this evening that the dogs had found fresh trail, and that footprints similar to those found on the East Side yesterday had been discovered.
 The coroner's jury this afternoon heard several witnesses, mostly relatives of the family Tt was testified that there had been for some time an estrangement be- tween Moore and two brothers-in-law, and that considerable bitterness existed be- tween them as result of domestic trou- bles.
 The funerals of the victims will be held tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
OFFICIALS PLAN
 MORE SAFEGUARDS

Washington, June 11.-Steamship off cials from New York, Boston, Newport, R. l.. and elsewhere together with Com missioner of Navigation Chamberlain and Supervising Inspector General Uhler of the steamboat inspection service con ferred with a Senate subcommittee on commerce tonight regarding a regulation to safeguard passenger traffic at sea. u- merous minor changes in peending bills were suggested. General Uhler announced that new regulations requiring an ade- quate equipment of lifeboats on ocean liners would be promulgated by the steam boat inspection service tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
SUSPEND RATES
 IN THE SOUTHEAST

Washington, June 1l-Freight rates on all shipments from Oklahoma into Texas were held today by the interstate com merce commission to be unjustly discrim- iEatory.
 On account of the peculiar circum- stances of the case, however, the commits sion issued, no definite order, contenting itself with suggesting to the southwestern lines that they readjust their tariff so as to bring about general conformity be- tween the south-bound rates from Okla homa and the north-bound rates from Texas.
 The case was held open until october l that the parties to the controversy might have opportunity to agree upon scale in accordance with the views of the tribunal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
FIRES ARE
 RAGING IN NORTH

Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1.-The forest fire Is still serious around Golden. B. C.. and unless there Is a change in the wind before morning there is small chance of saving the village of Swiss Chalote, a mile west of Golden, according to dispatches received here late tonight
 The plant of the Monarch Lumber company, a few miles west of Kamloops, burned today. The loss is s100,000.
 Carson, New. June 1.-The largest forest fire in Nevada within ten years is raging tonight west of Carson and has reached ranches within a mile of the city. High winds prevail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
CITIZEN MUST GIVE,
 SAYS GOV. MARSHALL

Cleveland, O., June 1.-"No man who cannot give to society something of what he has taken from 1t has a right to be called a citizen" said Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana addressing the general conference of Federated Boys clubs here tonight
 "I don't believe in law-Wade reforms. You can't legislate man good. If women really want to do good in this world here's the way for them to do it:
 Never buy dress that costs more than $40; nor hat that costs more than $10" a~.>t
 Sessions of the national conference of charities and corrections begin here to- morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-12
ANNOUNCE CAMP
 MEETING DATES

Nashville. June 11.-Camp meeting dates for five southern states were an nounced today by the executive com mittee of the Southern Union confer ence. Seventh Day Adventists. as fol- lows:
 Louisiana: Baton Rouge, July 1928. Mississippi: Jackson. July 25-August l. Alabama: August Ill. Kentucky. Louisville. August SIS. Tennessee, Madison. August 22-September l.
 R. J. Robinson of Fresno. Cal. was elected educational secretary for the southern conference. The place for the encampment has not been definitely se- lected.