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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

lit oerart, oaB ieoer ieoen in jeoem
augenblif erieten fam, iie baben
fem 8nn5es Dor iid, ionbern gruben
fir ibr 5beil an elmer 6eeritraBe.
oeren Sang unb Misoebnung tie nid)t
fenuen. SIRE Wobnungen iino &c.
baut nn0 einaeridtet, ipie 5ebntaii.
ieno aebaut uno einserid)tet iino, lie
iieen borin, ipie i1 Warte3immern,
unrubig ulb geoanfenlos, bis iie anl.
aerllfen neroen. Shre Jreuoen iino
fI19Iid1e getdubungen, Die elmer &C.
nau 10 bemerflteaigt, Die Der aroere,
lire 5empel nno ibre @irtbifaften
1bneln lih in ibrer 1roitloiigfeit.
Der einfade Maun gebt nidt aus
ieiner einiaden @obniing IN Elm ein.
fad,es, glltes @irtbsbauS, ionoern
NIT elmer oufee0onnerten 5amilie aus
ipdrlid, uno ldderlih beIteateu bier
Wdnoen in 9iers ober ainopalalte.
Die Ginbeitlitfeit oeS 0aIeins IL
aufgeboben mo oaiir ein ernliioen.
oes Hebeneinanber aeiett, II,
bsfen ihleht berpubte 2iiden bic
Saltloien itiir5en. sSn BEN Gauiep
oreben lie ben @osbabn auf ooer tau.
ZEN eiiten Nepolper.
Nlerieelen! Das lit fem 8eoenf-
tag iiir gerlin. Wan iolte onfiir ii
Der .Meifsbouptitabt", Oct ,Wetro-
pole Der Sntelliaen3" einen Iusnah,
metog NIT Shieioerpreiien einiiih.
rem, mo es auf) bent Minoerbemii-
telten ermoglidtt miro, auf Die feinit-
moglifite Weiie oa5 2eben Der Dor.
nebmen @elt 5u genieBen 2.10 bas
Beoef in einem uornebmetr Sotel,
einbegrifien aapiar un0 Seft, ionic
leibipeiie je elm 5raf uno SradDor-
beno on Der @aroerobel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

aud Seiterreid auf a1es gut porbs,
rettet. Serbten unb Montenesro BE-
iteben baruuf, ith in Ilbanien gu tbst:
len, pGbrsnb Seiterrei9 oisies gu ci:
mem u~nubbdrei9en T%iiritentbum erbe.
ben Dta, DenH es Der Sirtei niht er.
halten bletben Tam. Oamit lit pte
Streitfruge pi5hen Den oenannteu
aGnoeru iebr senau fprmulirt. Wenu
unter iolden umitdnoen SeiterreiAs
@erIangen niht Bios idroTf, ionosrn
ioedr beletoigenb 5uridgepteie n piro,
10 lGbt ods tetne anpere 0eutung Ill.
aIs oaB Serbien uno Msontenegro NIT
@ortpiien Rublanos banoeIH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15
Sreitas, ben Is. 3upember 1912.
Die Stabt gbicaao bat II

Die 5tabt Chicago bat in
Ser Regulirung Der Selepbor : Sc.
biibren cine Re6nung Der 8pmpagnie
beridfidtigt, bic ndberes eSntereI
peroient. Wie iiberau iinb auh in
jener StaDt bic Selepbongsbibren
nit Eiidit6t auf bas angelegte Sapiz
tai uno BEN baraus ersieIten 8rrfit
pisl gu bod uno infolge beiIsn bez
ihlohen Die 5uitdnbi9en SebOrber,
Die 9ebiibren bsrab3uieBen. Die Seles
paon : aOmpaenie iteut Ser Ibiiht
e~ntgegen, oaB lie ben gr0Bten ShetI
Der iiberi6ifigen 5onos oa5u brauz
che, I'm cine &aTe our genitoniraaq
ihrer 4ngeIteQteu gu erridten unb bic
8ebOrben baben cine fOIde 9erfrsE=
oang ais redtmdBte anertannt, mas
tuabri6einlia CUR 5oIge baben ipiro.
oaB es DorlGufis nit ben GebIbren
beim Ilten bletbt. Wir glauben iee
bod, oaB Die aunoen Der 9eieqi6afi
mtt' bieIem gutl6luB einperi tanoen
ietn fperoeu. Die 4nii6t orinst be:
itdubig mebr bur6, oaB Irbeiterspeu
iionen in Die EN- Qunoe. genou 10 nOtb.
tpenbig iinD, ME in anberen 2Gnberu
Inn ben iO3ialen 6rieoen, Der iebr pie'
5u piini2en ibri9 IdBt, beIIer 81
feitieen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

bes mo0erne authenticated in einer
tpeItciuopaiiten Staot. 1tefe Sttae
Iagert iiber bieier Staot. Die Snnne,
oie ruoeIpeiie iih umbertreiben, bell
len niht, bic ihonet, fleinen 3igeu-
uerfinoer lhreien nidt uno bettelit
nidt nit@orten, ion0ern nur nit ben
oroBen ihlpar5en augerl, uno Die gr-
nad,ienen liebt man nur gan5 peretn-
self. uno iogar elm uraltes, ger,
lumptes 3igeunertpeib, ipie cs tolt!,s
der uidt geoadpt meroen tanll, pril-
gelt Elm halbmiifitgeS biibides Wuo-
d]et IN 4luoerboien ean5 lalltios,
obne i'm geringiten 5lt feifen.
Iber mas niisen bieie SbDIel,
iuein i'm Siioen gefdmpft miro, obae
baB mir babel iein fonnen uno meil
obneoies moblbeleibtes 8iero tbaten-
los i'm Stau ltebt, enorm piel' Soier
friBt uno cine ungebeure Seibesfille
almimmt2 llnb drger nod ais id
flageit Die engliiden aolegen, bon
oenen ein5elne gleif orei Hieroe nit
Tiencr, 3elt uno 6elobett mitge-
brodlt boben.
SSest gebt Die Come binter lfiue-
rem Hegenmplfen utter uno beleld)tet
Die nutoerbaren, NIT rotten gltd)en
beipadie1ten gerge INN @rania ber-
ann. Gin frieolifer Sonntag gebt
ieinem Gnoe entgegen, es Jet oenlt,
boB Der oft Yaid,itid inns pieocr
9benoS sipiiden arautlllppe nno vi.
laf nit Geis cine Seniation ierpiren
fam.
Suqo gettauer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

Die Mttt9eiIung, baB be-
reue prdiioent ben 8ongrsB gu elmer
Grtra : SiBung bsbuFs Repioirun1
oes 5artf5 etnberufen pirb, ifeint iid,
81 b. Itdttger. Seine 9eratber MAIDEN
9elteno, Dap bic Bartet benz 8oIte cine
ioL6e Reoiiion beriprofen babe u1b
IS nidt e5rIih mare, ite 6tnaus3uIhiea
ben. 0ieIe Mnftft Iberiiebt atn
tpthtigen puntt, baB Die W~ohlfabrt
bes Bottles oas oberite @eIeB lit. liner
ben gegenDGrttgen 9erbdltniiIea
ideint cine HepiIion bes 5arifs niht
oringlth. IA Die 9sI6dftsIu9e in
HD6fteH MaBe befrieoieeno lit, 10 lit
oumit Der 8epeis geIieFert, buB Der
jeBtge 1urif Der grospsritdt bes
Qanoes tein 9in0erntB bietet, 70 germ
mir audi 3ugeIte6en, baB Der 5urif ris
ner beoeutenoen 8erbs1erung fGbiJ
lit. Dds ieBt ols ~ortngenoite DfIi5t
por 4ugen ite6t, lit cine Reform Der
bfFentlifen 5tnun3en, Da erfi6tIth
lit, baB mir nit benz ieBtcen Spitem
Die Prospsritdt nttt gu ftnan3iren
~Derm0gen. Sm DffentIifeu tpie III
prtpaten Qeben tommt bus Rot6penz
bige 3uerIt unp cas- 1T ni6t bic gefor.
mirung oes5artfs, ionOern Der 0ffentz
liden 5tnan5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15
Grigerer 1eteftiu stitorbeu.

Ter iriibere IiaDtiid)e Geteftip So.
bert 8. Aellep lit nod elmer geiterit
bier e%ingetroiienen Welouns in Iue.
ion, arisolia, g%eltorben. aeIep bate
Iidy Dor nnseiabr iefS Sabren ants
BeIunoGeitsriidlid)ten nod Mri5ona
begeben, NO er IN Iution eineIl
.pooIroom" eignete. Dorber bate e.
ons Mnrt Des Carbohydrates IN
gennnnter Gtnot befleioet. lie 2eid,s
fuiro nah Cincinnati gebratt ,pers
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

IS ~ b interefiant iein 81 beobz
a6ten, ipelae Stelung bic neue Ioz
mintItration Den umtrieben RuBldnos
in China ge9eniiber einnebmen tpiro.
Ssitbem mir in pteiem 2anoe cine oft
aIiatti6e Yolittt duf rnl er duspdrti=
ges grogrumm geite1t baben - u:,o
oas lit un9efdbr 70 Sabre Der - 3i1g
ite oabin, oaB gbinas Sntegrttdt &C.
tpo9rt tperDen miHe. Seit McStn!sn5
Sogen lit bie1e Qnfi6t iebr idarf bez
tont tporOen, bon McGtnleD ielbIt, BON
Rooispelt, Der bic geIammte amerit1=
niI6e Slotte in DemonItratiper Weiie
nu6S Itniten i6idte nit ni6t MINI
Der GROCER GntIhiebenbeit bon benz
jesi9en P~rGiiDenten, Ser our6 mebs
rere an bic Md6te gerihtete 8ors
I6ldse gu per teben eeqeben bat, DaB
ihm bic Irt uno WeiIe, ME bic Ruiz
len uno Sapaner in China bauien,
ni6t I'M Meinoeltsn QefGut. Sn5tpifdeH
baben aber bic Rufisn tbre biploma=
tide MtaIlDurfsarbeit fortgeIebt uno
su elmer Mintftertriie in China es>
fibrt. Der Miniiter oes Irspdrtiz
gen bat feline GntIahung genommen,
neil er bic Nnpetiun9 bes aabinets
nidt ou~sfii9ren nolIte, peI6e babin
sing, nit RubIanb in llnterbanolunz
gen tpeseu Der Mpngolet gu treten.
Die SteQung, bic er e%inntmmt, lit
b06it einleu9tenO. Gr iugt, DAP RE
MongoIei China geb0re uno oaB CT
in feline unterb1nOlungen nit RuBz
lamb treten fam, pbne Die llnub6inz
gigfett Der Mongolei ~5u5u9eben.
9etamtIih tpurbe bteie ouf 8erunldi@
flung HuBIanOs %prOtlamirt, bus fiG
un9eii6ig gemadt bat, ou5 mongoItz
I6s 8e5iet big an Die orobe Mauer
aus3ubebnen uno BON ben WG6ten
bic Qnerfenung Ger llnabbdngi9telt
Der MonsOlei gu erlongen. oils Gntz
selt bafiir forbert RuBIano cine NM
suhl 9on5eiitonen in 8e3ug auf @tz
~Ienbubnen, 8ergperte unO 6anbel, 10
tpie bas Rsht, bic ausipdrtigen Qngez
Ie9enbeiten Der MOngolei in ieineoGHs
be nsbmtn 81 oiirfen. IN ieinsr &c
Iommtpirfung lduft Dus auf cine
GinorIeibung DON einem 0rittel 0es
tineiiiHen Reides an RuBlunb SIM
aus. Die 5rags lit nun, nie prdiiz
bent WiIion itb oa5u iteQen uno Oh
sr in Die Don Rublano begonnene
Muftbsilung Gbinas %einpiQtgsn miro.
@er5iIt er fi4 bier3u paTtD, 10
piiroe fid Daraus Die Dirtung err
oeben, baB unIer 2anO fir INNER BON
Dem 9ineIii6en abIuBgebiet au59ez
iperrt p0re. Que Yr0IiOenten Der
Ser. Staatsn BADEN cine iolhe Gn:z
pidturg fir unuunebmbar ertlirt.
So bleibt ieBt ab3uparten, pie Der
neue p~rGIioent barber oentt uno mir
olauben Ain3ufii9en gu D"irfen, cdB
oos amerituniffe 8oIt fir cine Nps
m%iniitrution, pelde bic Nuft6eilurg
Gbtnos niht gu %Derbinoern iu6te,
psnig iibrig buben tpiirDe. Ginen
Qufi6lub iiber Die2lniiften Der neaen
Administration IoQte IhoR Die JH1lz
oural : Reoe ertbeiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15
SddasHnh.

Die "a Sabre alts lebise Sofepbtnt
Nodsd, bon 30. 2266 Ghoebinger
4Denue, tpeide am Mitttpoh Nahmiti
tag in elmer Gar Der Sobn Ctr. Qinis
einen S6laganfall erlitt, lit seft.rn I'm
itdotilGen 9oipital seitDrben. Gtt
Coroner ipurce benadrihtiat uno oros
nete eiHm Snqueit on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

Do man lie ibrer Musbebnuns tpessr
nitt IN bic 3inmer lesen tann.)
!9ier finb MIR beim 9bema biefei
Nderieelen I Prebist. sic lift Der fit,
ben Grobftdottr beoeutenbIte NaA.
trag CUR Religion Der pfablbirgsr,
tpie iie Jriebrih 1hobor Wifter &c.
lebrt bat. Muh mir beten gu Selinltr.
oamit lie bas tiblise, pridelnbe, bibIi.
ee, trabenoe. trtbliss llsbel, Der
Sdnupfsn 3tpar our Heinianne Ienbe.
aber mir itIieben Das Gebst, pis biz
pfaletarlier:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

Der 9erdu5for0ernbeS oa,
ben Gerbien uno Monteneqro qeaen
0eiterreib ani6lagen, lit, penn man
Die Win3isfeit t6rer Gambler in Be-
tra6t 3iebt, unOerftdnoli6. DETER
reth tuna Die Serben uno montenez
griner gum SriibItiit auf3ebren. 9as
lit ii6erlih ben Wa6tba6ern jener
beiDen QGnner befdnnt. Wenn lie iit
trogoem 10 gr0blt6 beleibtgeno qegsn
i6ren md6ttgen Na6bar per9alten,
10 lGBt ii6 pas bod nur in Der Weiie
ertldren, oaB lie betmli6 Der Inter
itigung RuBlanos Deriihert poroen
iinO. Wobl lpurDs geItern gemelost,
bab Serbien Don Ct. petersburg aus
eineH Wint erbaIten babe, it6 feline
Soffnungen auf einen Safeu an Der
oOriatiiden 8iIte gu MAIDEN, a5sr
bieier 8int bletbt unbeu6tet. Die
Serben ieBen un6efiimmert ibreR
MtarI6 naa 9ura3So fort. Ous tau.l
man bod nur in Der WeiIe peritebsu,
paB Der Wtnt Bios fir bic Ssffent=
Ii6teit beItimmt mar uno beimIib
3uitferunsen BON ruITiiber Inter
1tiigung ertbeilt poroen limb. 9ieie
Qnfiht ftnOet i6re Stiibe an Der Dez
~itGnotgeG peiteren Mobiliiirung Der
rufiihen Streittrdf tie. Wenn RrB=
lamb, ME es %be5auptet, nit ben 9reiz
bunOs MGhten !6ano in !0unb gebt,
70 lit bod cine MobiIiIirunq bDnig
iiberflihig. Wenn Iis trpbpsm err
foIgt, 10 mug bag bob notbqebrunqez
ner Deiie 81 benz SdluNe fibrsn,
baB RuBlano unb Die nit Tim per6iinz
beten MG6te Die tirtiI6e sgrage in eli
ner BON ben Ib1t6ten pes 0reibuubs
obiDei6enoen Neiie bebanbsln noQen.
DAB Die Quft ntdt 10 tlar lit, ipie
perliher. rtrp, geht aud aus ben perz
ihieoenen Qeuberungen Der Ieitenbsn
Stuatsmdnner berpor. qae Driidsn
Die 9offnung aus, Dap bic gntente
uHo Der GreibuRo ii6 psritGnbisen
tperoen, aber teiner oon linen pogt
bic 9erfiferuns 81 gsben, baB eirs
frieoIide ue6ereintunft abiolut asz
fi4ert lei. 9erubigeno tOnnts frsil;6
uirten, oab man tpebfr in DeutT6=
lamb, nod in Seiterreid etpas DDn
elmer Wobilmadung n~abrnebm.n
fam. Dieter 1rof miro burA bic
lbatfahe binfdlis, baB 9eutIdfanb
INNER mobiI lit. BORT brauht man
feine 0orbereitunsen auf einen ariss
gu treffen. 9us Seer 1T jeben 4ugenz
slid f9laefertis nnb nermutblid it
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

!0Dbe NIT ben e%urppdiiden 2dnbe-n
81 geldngen lrnb baben mir 1ogdr cine
reue aalamitdt au befirhten.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
TECUMSEH MAN BECOMES
DAUGHTERS FATHER-IN-lAW

TECUMsEH. Neb.. April 2o-(speciala.)
Charles b. Morrison and Miss Bernice
Lewis, we'll known people of Sterling, Sc
cured a license to wed Tuesday and have
since been married. In the marriage Of
these young people conditions are Pc
culiarly mixed Miss Lewis is the daugh-
ter by his first wife Of Rev. John Lewis,
Methodist minister at Sterling. Miss
Lewis mother Is dead. Mr.. Morrison Is
the son OF the present Mrs, Lewis, wife
of the preacher named. His father Is
dead and Rev. Mr.. Lewis and his present
wife have been married for some twelve
years. There is no relationship between
the bride and groom. and yet they have
been members Of the same family. Rev.
Mr.. Lewis by marriage Is his own
daughters father in-law. He is also her
stepfather.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21

long strike" lasted for five months. and
was confined largely TO the schuylkill re-
gion, where operators announced 10
per cent reduction in pay. While the
Schuylklll region men were suffering the
poverty. misery and hardship OF a strike,
the mines In the upper and middle re-
gion were working overtime, to the pros
perity Of their employees After five
months the schuylkill miners gave In and
went back to work at % per cent re-
duction, instead OF the 10 per cent which
had been offered them before they de-
clared the long strike.
Unrest Everywhere.
The widespread railroad strikes OF 1871
made 1t impossible to ship coal away
from the mines. SO there was a general
suspension of work throughout the whole
region until anthracite could be moved
to market Then II was that the miners
OF the two greatest corporations In the
Scranton district demanded IS per cent
advance In wages. This was refused
and q strike was ordered which lasted
three months.
Half a dozen years followed the strikes
OF 1871 with nothing more than local dis
turbances. demands. strikes. resumption
Of work. etc. II was In 1854 that the
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated as
ISOLATION was organized, and three years
later It included some 1000 members.
During these years. also, the Knights Of
Labor were actively at work In the an
thraclte region, and In 1857 the two Or
CARNATIONS became one In membership.
A few months afterward the knights In
dorsed q strike which tied up the mines
Of the middle and lower fields. After
months OF idleness and hunger the poor
fellows who had been induced 10 strike
insisted that the knights of Labor Off
cials find some means Of ending the ter
rible struggle. So an offer TO sTbltrate
the situation was made, but the operators
said the president Of the Knights Of La
Dor was wholly ignorant Of anthracite
coal mining. and refused TO treat with
him as being competent to judge the
many questions involved. This strike
ended in March. lsss. In a defeat for the
men so complete that the Knights Of La
Dor went utterly TO pieces In that part
OF the country.
Mitchell ms n Leader.
After eight or nine years OF compare
tive peace, unbfoken by any general
strike. although punctuated with unnum-
bered scraps and disputes and local
strikes, the anthracite region was visited
in 1897 by emissaries OF the United Mine
Workers Of America. an organization Of
bituminous coal workers. following a
long. drawn out dispute in the middle
coal field, when a mob Of several thou
sand rioters started TO yaid the city OF
Hazleton. but was stopped by word that
the National Guard was already arriving
there on troop trains. Earlier that same
day some thirty men in another Wild
mob at Lattimer had been shot to pieces
by a squad Of deputies In an effort TO
rescue the sheriff. who had been smashed
to the ground and whose life was i'm
periled. This trouble also was ended, Of
course. after the military arm Of the
state had gained control. and work was
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
Skin Feeling Natures
Aid to New Complexion
(From woman's Tribune. }

Mercolized wax is a natural beauti-
fier. BY taking off the devitalized sur
face skin. 1t merely bastens Natures
work The second skin layer. brought
gradually to view, exhibits the healthy
youthful color produced by capillary
circulation. This because the capil-
laries are thus brought nearer the sur
face: also because the new skin is un-
solIed by dust and dirt This wax. to
be had at any drug store ian ounce will
do) is put on nightly like cold cream.
washed off mornings with warm water.
Its work usually is completed in from
seven to ten days. long enough not to
show too marked results from day to
day. or cause pain or detention indoors.
a face bath to remove wrinkles, made
by dissolving an ounce Of saxolite in a
half pint witch hazel, is another natural
beau;ifier. since its astringent and tonic
effects smooth out the wrinkles in ac-
eordsnee with Natures own process
ADV
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21

year. 1897. until 1900 that the United Mine
anthracite fields. II was on September
Il. 1901. that John Mitchell. president OF
tho United Mine Workers ordered a gen
eral strike for better wages. reduction In
price Of blasting powder. payment OF
wages every two weeks, etc. Within a
month practically all Of the sss anthracite
collleries were shut down. After a sus-
pension Of six weeks the. operators agreed
TO 10 per cent advance In wages, to be
continued until April, 1901.
Thus the men felt they had won a sub
stantial victory. Owing to the short term
OF this strike there was little rioting, al
though disorder did occur here and there,
as at Shenandoah. SchuylkIll county,
where a fight occurred between the au-
thorities and strikers. In which three Of
the latter we're killed and some thirty
wounded. II is estimated that this brief
strike OF 1901 cost In money alone nearly
100000. -.=
The last great strike. that Of 1902, Is
well remembered. II lasted from May
until October OF that year, and was
marked by violence. rioting. murder and
dynamiung outrages which 1000 troops
failed to quell. Conditions at last be-
came so lntolerable. suffering was so
widespread throughout the country. that
President Roosevelt felt 1t necessary to
interfere. and did so. AS a result he ap-
pointed commission to settle wage ques-
tons and all other disputes. The day that
John Mitchell accepted the terms of peace
proposed by the president all rioting and
other violence ceased instantly through.
out the anthracite region. The hour that
he gave the word 15o.oob miners went
back to work. and the operators again
were permitted TO carry on their bust
ness Of producing coal and selling it to
the public.-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
Mrs. Horn Dies from
Injuries Received
in an Auto Wreck

Mrs. Helen Near Highly Horn, wife o.
W. II. c. Horn. head of the Horn Auto
mobile Supply company. and daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Highly, died at the
Clarkson hospital at O'Clock last night
from injuries received in an automobile
accident last Friday night. She was a
bride Of less than three months. having
been married here January - last.
Funeral services will be held sunday
afternoon at O'Clock from the home Of
her parents, SIS South Twenty-sixth street.
the Rev. Hugh b. Speer Of the Central
United Presbyterian church officiating.
Interment viii be private at the Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Horns condition. which improved
steadily for four days following the &C
cident. took 4 turn for the worse Thurs
day night. She was unconscious all dav
yesterday and sank rapidly after O'Clock
last night. She died without regaining
consciousness. Internal hemorrhages. re-
suiting from a rupture OF the liver, are
believed to have been the immediate
cause OF Mrs. Horns death.
All members Of her immediate family.
except brother. Beecher Highly. jr..
were present when the end came. Beecher
Highly. jr, is now in Basin. Wyo. He
will start for Omaha today. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
Following a brief honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs Horn took up their residence at lSOS
Underwood avenue. Dundee.
Born in this city May Is. 1850. Mrs.
Horn was educated in the public schools
Of Omaha, with the exception OF one win
ter spent with relatives in Washington.
She was widely known and popular with
the younger set OF Omaha, particularly
in musical circles, Possessed Of a rich
contralto voice, trained under Prof
Thomas Kelly. she belonged to the FRS.
Methodist and the Mendelssohn choirs
She was TO have participated with the
latter organization In its annual concert
next Monday. She was a member of the
Central United Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Horn was for twelve years en-
ployed in the office Of the city treasurer
here. leaving her position only a few
weeks prior to her marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
New officer. M wr.t Point.

WEST rvINT, Neb., April 9.-Cspeelal.)
The new city administration has been
indicted into office. Mayor William Dill
has made appointments as follows: City
attorney. NJ. Mclaughlin: marshal, Fred
Jacobs; night watch. George Shaw: city
physician. DIR. II. s. Summers. No APP
pointment has yet been made for water
commissioner, 1t being the intention OF
the mayor to consolidate that office with
the office Of water works engineer. Coun-
Gilman Henry lehman was CHOSEN presl-
dent of the council.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
sprague Man End. Life.

Fred Fratnouer of sprague. Lancaster
county, was found dead this morning
back Of his house. hanging by a rope.
He had undoubtedly committed suicide.
Neighbors have noted for several days
that he was acting strangely and he had
told several parties that neighbors were
after him. So far as they know there
was no truth In the belief he entertained.
lie had not been seen since early the day
before and it is not known when he
hung himself. He had carefully packed
his personal belongings and left his
pocketbook on the sill OF the barn. He
was unmarried, his father and mother
both dead and the only surviving rela-
tive is a sister, Mrs. Fred Grage OF
Sprague
John Rothmann. a hired man on the
farm Of Arthur Dienert, near this city,
undoubtedly owes his life to a faithful
shepherd dog. Rothmann was attacked BY
a bull, thrown to the ground and the ami
NAL was proceeding to gore him to death
when the dog attacked the bull and drove
him off. Rothmann has broken collar
bone, a dislocated shoulder, several
broken ribs and many bruises, but at
the hospital In this city. to which he
was taken, it vas said that he would live
in all probability.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21

stomach and there was no cure.
almost thought the same. for my breath
was offensive and l could not eat any
thing without great misery, and grad
hally grew worse
Finally concluded to try Peruna.
and ! found relief and cure for that
dreadful disease. catarrh- ] took five
bottles Of Peruna and two Of Maasiin.
and now feel like new man. There
Is nothing better than Peruna, and
keep bottle Of il in my house a -
time"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-21
Two States Visited
By Damaging Winds

DENVER. April ao.-seyeraI persons are
reported to have been killed and others
injured in tornado which struck Bison.
in Rusk county. Kansas, about o'clock
today. according to adviees received here.
Much property damage is reported also.
Bison is on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road and advices from Pueblo. Colo. state
that all Missouri Pacific wires are down.
KANSAS CITY. April IA telephone
message from Hoisington, Kan, says no
one was injured In the tornado at Bison.
OKLAHOMA CITY. okl, April IA
tornado struck the village of Yukon. six
teen miles west Of this city late today
and moved to the northeast. A number OF
farm houses in the vicinity OF Yukon
were wrecked. Communication with Guth-
RE has been interrupted.