davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

then sad. "tvsay-nvs dollars.
please" The medicine mans wife,
who had seen the strange perform.
snee OF her husband. hurried TO in.
cure what he meant By cutting up
the new dicttoaary. "Wsii." replied
the surgeon. who was still In an ab.
s.nt.mlnded mood."l came across the
sord appendix 70 Just cut Il out 50
.
The action Of the Colorado Good
Roads Association In urging COM
merclal bodies of the state to write
Utah officials urging on them the
necessity OF making = good road from
the Colorado state line west to Salt
Lake City 10 bearing fruit In re-
sponse to these requests, backed BY
yisi, OF Colorado people TO Salt
Lake and other points the Utah peo-
pie have taken up this work In =
way which promises success. Presi-
dent MattsOn. OF the Utah State
Highway Commission. and Chairman
Allen. OF the Colorado Highway Com
mission went over the proposed route
BY auto from Salt Lake City to Green
River. The road now IL In fairly
passable shape. but Governor Spry
and other Utah officials have prom.
ised to begin work as soon as possi-
bic. and put the roads In good shape.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
An Ancient Prayer"

The following document. with yari.
ations. is being extensively circulated
IN La Jun,a. II was mailed one day
this week In the La Junta postoffice
70 one Of our prominent citizens. and
shows that some people In this city
must be hard put to IL to find use
for their time. The document is
headed An Ancient Prayer" and yer
batim ct literAtum is thusly:
Oh lord Gesus bless all mankind
and keep US from evil and have us
dwell with the etcrnaty
this Prayer 10 being sent all over
the World and II was sent to me
Copy and see what will happen
Il was said In Gesus time that all
who wrote this Prayer would be de-
Hyered from all Calamity and they
that did no, would meet with great
misfortune
those who send It to nine of their
Friends with In Nine days would on
the Ninth day receive great JOY
do not sign name just date
This is one OF an endless chain.
Try II on min. Of your friends for
nine days. and II on the ninth day
you are not delivered from all cslam-
ity and In receipt of great JOY II will
psobabiy be because nine OF your
friends think that you ought to b.,
chained up.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

time for % 70 cash In and eet fsv
Offices. For the first tire d q
generation ! hope to be able 70 ipok
q democratic postmaster In the
face" AL OF the pie counter dsoo-
csau. want Champ Clark for . pse,s.
Dental candidate He b tusa
mixer. and well liked BY The politi.
clans. and believes In the 1ocsrtne
that to the victors belong the spoils.
regardless Of efficiency or service To
the people
The Titanic disaster is not y~
over. From = Nortonville. Kan. hard
comes the following excerpt.
Out on the ocean dep.
Far on the broad Atlantic.
There sailed the monster ship,
The giant boat Titanic.
She was loaded with people Of wealth
Some OF whose names bore fane;
Perhaps some were seeking health,
And some their pleasure or gain.
Bounding and speeding along
Through iceberE's chilling Mast,
The night was dark and cold.
And danger nearing fast
Suddenly there came a crash
That reused the peoples slunbers.
The ship was wrecked and sinking
With souls In great numbers.
ARE ye in favor iv tn in-th
what d. ye call tan tn rifirin.
DUN an tn recall' asked Mr.. Hen.
messy.
Am In favor " WHAT" said Mr.
Dooley
'Iy tn init-th' in" Mr. Hen.
messy tried again.
''Nivcr mind ,ellin' me-" Mr.. Dool
ey interrupted. II know what "
mean be tn faces ye're maxim No
I'm not I'm not In favor iv ayether
iy thes. gloryous principals that has
been handed down To US firm our
Swiss ancestors. Man an boy I've
voted fr fifty years rr pollyt'ckaI
issues that cudden't undhcrstand.
bu, ! dhraw the line whin they hand
me issues tha, | can't aven pro
nounce."
A Rocky Ford n. D.. who 10 = spe
ialist In surgery and operates for
every ailmcnt from appendicitis TO
chilblains. is getting the reputat'ou
OF being absen, minded The ply
clan bought a new dictionary the
other day and one evening after Of
flee hours h. picked up the big book
10 soc what II Was like After turu.
ing over . number ot paEes. he sud
denly stopped. took out his so4A.,
knife and before he could be stopped
had cut part Of one page away and
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

Colonel Roosevelt likes work. i,
would be n pity to max. him run
against a combination OF Clark and
Hearst. That would be too much like
race between our old family horse
Ned and Lou Dillon. present trotting
champion OF the world The speaker
has a pleasant personality. He Is n
good mixer. ". IL liked by tn. peo-
pie and very much liked by IN. poll
tioians Intellectually. however. and
In his standards. he is n lightweigh,.
and could never stand campaign
agalns, the colonel. i, was a clever
move FOR the plunderbund TO hit upon
man ON whom Mr. Bryan had pGt
his approval. who was thick with
Hearst. and who has the getup Of
the plain people. and yet who viii
certainly stand without hiichlng II
Wilson we're nominated Ia June. his
strength would increase up to the
election. because he has principles.
iatollec,. and krowlcdFc He would
tax. large par, Of the ref. ting
independent vote. and whn, chance
have the democrats. against Roos..
vel, or Hughes. wi,hou, the indie
pendent yot.'-colliers Weekly.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

Every week nov We are In receipt
of printed copies Of laws which II Is
proposed 10 submit under the lniti-
xtiye and referendum at the election
this fall Colorado will he fenrfully
and wonderfully governed state II all
of 'em pass. and all Of the political
Ills that a'flict mankind will have
been provided for. eliminated or at.
terly squ-lched II is becoming ey,
ident that the remedy IL going ia
b. worse than the disease. and II Is
doubtful whether wc viii be able to
survive both
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

When General Hancock laid II
down In imperishable language that
in his opinion the tariff was local
issue he was laughed out OF politics
The remark probably cost him the
presidency Yet time has yindicated
him. and that the tariff is as much
Of local issue as the boil on dog =
back nobody nov denies What arr
Ne going TO do with schedul. k--
rieid and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

The Chicago Tribune thinks IT.
rather strange that Robert Lincoln
should rush TO the defense OF his
fathers memory from Theodore
Rooscyelt's "aspersions." after re-
naming silent while Lorimer appro-
priated the name OF the great eman-
cipator "a his end ayor 10 sneak back
into power In Illinois through the Lin
coln-Lorimcr League
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

The many Ia Iuna friends Of
Charles \ Champion ain be pleased
10 learn that he II now engaged D.
business for himself 40 funeral 40.
rector and licensed emhalmer A.
Sheridan. Wyo. For four years Mr.
Champion was popular clerk IN the
employ OF MIR Harding. Of the white
House. and while there took up tho
study Of cmbalminE az student with
Undertaken Thompson For year oi
more he has been Ia the employ Of
an undertaken In sheridan. wyo. and
when the opportunity came Tor him
10 acquire the established busi"s
of hiI employer. who wished Ia r..
tir. on account of length o' years.
he was ready and made good |, may
not be- quit. appropos To ~i-h an un.
1crtakcr success In his business, b.,
Acrc goes. May you b"com. IN.
Champion undertaken Of Wyoming.
Did you read III. headlines In the
Denver newspapers last Tuesday
morning after the state convention oi
he graf unwsshcd' They ~-rc r.
liculously amusing. and II you read
nothinG more than the headlines you
would probably have been In . rath~,
unSettleA state II mind - IN Jus,
what vas the termlnoIoGy of that
great political hippodrome Across
~ ffoat pase os one paper appeared
THE srase head line. "Sp~~r Has Ons
Victory After Another" In another II
wes "spees Gang Turned Down" In
et1il another "Spsrr Machine Hits
lcsbsss. Sishias by The Head" rhs
Natter voaI1 have been more In sc
eue1aArs witA tAs real facts n u
~ rss1. "oDsss Machine Hiss Ice
ossg ~ 0ees DtsalGAe rArouah;
Dogs ooaha" ~ sssetsse hu0oe'
~ - easlA q ~ Dssssst sins ars
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

Chioarcans are climbing onto the
tina, salOonists have begun 20 notice
their daily receipts dropping off
More than 500 saloonkeepers failed to
renew their licenses on May lst. the
chief reason assigned being that men
Of all classes are drinking less The
people OF Chicago viii have hard
time sc.:'-g = drink now a there
are only 9. 500 saloons left.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

The Campbells are eoming-to La
Jun,a once more There are several
Of them-all brothers. and they have
grown some since they first made
their appearance In this burg a dozen
or more years ago. and several times
thereafter dropped In on US 10 make
us aware Of the fact that they were
s,ili In the land Of the living Their
coming TO La Junta this year vas
an afterthough,. and did not result
from original intent. They were rout
I'd through southern kan-as. Arkan.
sas and Louisiana. but ON acooun, Of
the floods In tina, section had to can
Gel their dates and back up through
Kansas and Colorado. Their date IN
La Junta Is Thursday. May 9th. and
on the original schedule they were
to have appeared In coff.yyill.. Kan.
on this day.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

Way back IN our cub days In
print shop ". have n very di ptinct
recollection Of the query sprung upon
tn. Chicago convention In 1850 by q
statesman from TEXAS. They had
b~~n trytnx for days to nominate
Grant for . third term. and the dele
xates were getting tired. They want.
ID u 20 homo. The statesman from
the short grass country arUs~ In his
place. propounding the query. what
are we here for. u not for the OF.
fic~s'" Why b. concerned about .
third term. political principles. o.
anything elss - Ion8 ~ people are
waiting 81 the pie countsss That vss
the ssntinent that was evtlentiy up.
p~rnost ~ the democrntic state con.
seatioa In Colorado Springs the
first of the werh. On~ Of the hown'
davg champions frum the state of
Asssovri In enacting the ro,~ Of Q
speli binder remsrked that he wanted
70 s~s the campaign sought out IN
lesHss that we understand p,c
coustes isssss ars the kiad that al
GOD denecssts ualssstanA. Il =
~ vast asy canpaiga a s1ucsttoa.'
~ ~ Miasssstaa. n belssvs Il 10
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

An officer vas showing the old
lady over the batileship This. "
Sald he. pointing 10 an inscribed
plate on the deck. is where our gal.
liant CAPITA "a fell" NO wonder" 4"
replied the old lady. 4 nearly slip
ped on II myself"
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

A good many OF our readers are for
T. r.. but all Of them are for c. X
For the assistance of any one who is
not good gucsser. II may be stat.
ed that the last stands for Good
Roads
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
GHkAN
ABOUT
ExItE1f

the head writers on the DrnNcF ue"h
papers. They have about a. much re
spect for the truth as that ancient
preyzricxtor, Baron Munchausen.
sends US a Photographic copy OF 4
Ernest Tucker. Of Portland. Ore.
cartoon that he made last winter.
when II was 30 cold In that land
where q wind ever soft from the blue
heaven blows and rose festivals are
4 lingering memory the year around.
Judging from the appearance OF the
two mortals shown In the cartoon.
one of whom is propounding the
query, Gold, mister. ain't IT." the
atmosphere must have been decided
ly frigid In the great northwest dur
ing the past winter. Mr.. Tucker con.
cludes with the observation. My pro
gress since coming TO the coast has
been very gratifying. and hope to
land steady position Ia the near
future
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

Two men stood watching a steam
shovel work With a clatter and roar
the shovel bit into steep bank.
closed on a carload OF earth and
dumped 1t on waiting freight train.
IL, drives me Wild" said the first
onlooker. TO see that monster tax
lag the bread out OF good mems
mouths Look at II Why it's filling
up those fatcars faster than hun
dred men with picks and shoyels
could do It."
But the other onlooker shook his
head and replied
"See here, mister. II It would b.
better to employ hundred men with
picks and shovels on this Job. would
MT It be better still. by your way
OF thinking. to employ a thousand
men with forks and tablespoons
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04

The fellow who is trying TO learn
70 drive an automobile is impressed
With the fact that the blamed ma
chine has entirely too much iniiia-
tive and not enough referendum.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
Gin 9rrinnigtr
nit Dpnamit!
gcr6reiict 5nrdJt nnS Gntisten.-
@irS aber hbrrluGltist nno
nnidaoIidD senIadt.

COS angeles. 90 gloDcmber.-
sil6ert n. 9attb, Elm Srriinniger,
Der oen gerinh inafte, Die bieiigC
%oIi5eiitation ndt 9pnontit III Die
gilit 5u iprengal befinOet iih &C.
gemudrtig i'm Ncipital, an aopf.
mlnoen Ieiocno, boie ibm poti einem
Yolijiiten mittcfs eincs Iootihld.
gers beigebra6t sipuroeu. sSn BEN
sliigenblid, ais sTapis I'M gegriii
ilano, bas Berf Der Sollcmaihin(
ipicIcn ju Idiien, ipurOe CT bon BEN
@ebeinpoIijiifen Solid 81 9ooeu
oeidlagen nno unidGbIi6 gemaht
ssn oenliel6en glugenblif ertriB cir
onoerer 9oli5ilt hm Die Soaenma,
idline, Oeren Wehnnismus iih be-
reits in Sbdtiaieit eeiebt bate
iinO cntieriite oie breunenOe 3iino.
idnur. 9ieies im feline Nlinutt
81 irii6, oenn I'M nGditen slugen.
tIid bate Die erploiion itottge,
ilmoen iuelhe blmoerte Merihen.
ieben gcfoItet nnb OnS gan3e Ge-
tGnoe in einen 1riimmerbaufer
berfponOclt b1tte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
(gingeianOt.)
2pllt Scr Sribiine Sob.

9(ler 9lniang lit ldiper. Gs lit
oeipiB niht leidt, eine tdglide oeilt-
Idle 3eitlng ST. eiilem erfolgreiden
llnternehnen 81 MAIDEN. Gin oeilts
fhes 8aqeblatt jeDod, mic Die
Snluba 8ribiine. clltlpridt eineln
lonaqcfiiblten 9eoiiriniiie 3lpar
boben einigc oeutihe 3eitlusen bes
Sitens cine selpilie gerbreitung in
9lebrasfo, ober lie eriiillen ilibt
sic Soroerilngen, fpclde on cine
beutlde 3eitling bes 8eitens beref-
tigterlpeilc aeIteQt iperoen 2eiOer
Ialie1t iif 5u piele 9eier Nurd Den
llmfana elmer 3eitng tdltlhen,
ohne oob lie beurtbeilen mas linen
Ser osnbaIt bietet. Sfidt Die 3ohl
Ser Seiten lit oas @eientli6e BEL
eiuer 3eitlmg ionoern bielnebr Der
ssnbalt oericIben. 9Ser cine 3ei-
tuna MIR Iieit ipie cinen Sintertrep-
peltronon, Dem peroen oerarti9e
@ldtter natiirlidJ 9enebn Iein.
Die Omaha Srtbiine unterlheioei
lid, portbeilbaIt BON oieien 0talIen-
seitinaen nod engliidem Wenlter.
Gie Smoho Tribilne mill tire 2eier
,lidht nit geoantenlolem @elndld'
bcl6itieen. ionbern lie beItrebt iih,
cine nlooerne 3eitllng IN oes Wor-
tes better 8coeutllng 81 iein. Oa5n
debort ppr glllenl Gilt georoneter,
flar iiberliftliher 9epeldeltoienlt
uno cine Iogii6e rcbaftionclle 9e.
Ieudtltng ser pitigiten Greigniile
Sssn Ser Gmabd 9rihiine rnterridtei
man iid auf Der eriten Seite raif
ii6er ale groBen 9egenbenbeitell
uosu man BEL ben umiangreider
clqlilden 9l1ttern aeraumer Sell
leoarl.
I'm nleiuen aniridtigcn @nild.
boB rsbre 3eitllug bliibcn ulo &c.
beiben mag, 81 erbdrten, lell0e i'd
sssbnen 0cn slboiincnleltsbctrag fiir
rit Sabr clr, St.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
neuie g,IGttern einaeaanaen.

Serr 5r. Sdnofe, Serausgeber
Ger v2oie 9Idtter", Fat Die 3eit'
ihriit eingeben loiien. Seit 80
SSa6ren itano er aitf Der 8oat uno
tat Dem bieiigen 0eiitidtbum tets
gum @iten geratben. Sect lit er
alt mto miiOe, oas beiBt mir for.
perlid; geiitig bat er iid nod im'
ner Die Sponnfraft Der Slgeno be-
nabrt. 819rerto 9lmerifa's groBer
Belt, als Ii6 Der 9eoroen iino SiiOen
tefriegten mar Serr Sfalafc IN ct.
9uuis cine berporragenbe Yerion'
Iidfeit. Gr tnnn iidl riibnen, eill
pcrionli6er 6reimO oes moergeb-
lifen Hr1li0enten 2incoln nlto 0es
General @rant getuelen 6lt lein.
2ebterer perfebrte iogar in ieincn1
@eifGft. Der acknowledgement Der
adt3iger Sabre rib aud iein @e.
i61ft binpeg, uno er fam I'M Sab
re 1881 nad Omaha, mo er at'
fGngIi6 oils 8rofltriit Der bieligen
SiIiale ser 9lnbeuier .9uid greluina
60. t6Gtig mar. Damn uurbc er
&eoafteur ser rgoIt" uno griinoetq
nit bem nunmebr beritcrbenen
tSerrn 9r. Seitner Die 0Smaba
9ribiine". Seine idmungbollen,
iiber5engiingstreuen 2eitartifel lultr-
ben germ geleien. nan1entlid) aber
truf CT BEL geiprefirng Oct 2ofal.
fraaen INNER bds 9iidtige. Oh
touroe lem Slotb BON ben StaOt-
t6teut cingebolt. 3eitperbaltniife
Grohten cs nit fid, bab Serr
Sfnafe in ben Sintergrllnb ge-
Srdnat lpuroe. Gein roitIoier @eiit
cher fonnte niht ruben uno oes-
tol6 griinoete or Die 02oie gl6tter"
1T ipeIhen er fir bas 0el,tiftbum
itcts eingetreten lit iuto 5uipeilen
aid ltnieren englilhen gettern in
heren Sprade iinperbliimt Die
@abrbeit iagte. gtum bat Serr
Sdlofc Sic Seoer bingele9t. 9as
glIter-er bat nabe5u ben so. @tei-
lenItein ieines groenipallens crreid.
-madt iidJ bel linn fiiblbar, cr mill
nift nebr. gtoge iein 2e6ensabeno
bon elmer ianften IbcnorOtbe nm-
itrahIt ieinl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
glns bern Staatr.

sSremont. Sheriff Gorloit boz
ssranf Sarnlon in Siio. omaha Der,
haftet lino mad bier gebradt, trcll
or aefalifte Gbeds I'M getrogc Dor
$50 in sSrentont aitsgegcben bot
G.r ion iiA ani oieie 8ciic $1,000
erihtuiiloelt baben.
Sutton. Sonntag iDiroe bier
oos neue prGftige Sd)llgebdnM
nit ipiiroiaem Geremoniell eiilgc1
pei1t. Tic gortoiteil betragct
$4,000. IS iinO slbtbeiIilngcr
fir Sanoiertigfeitsunterriht, 6niiSs
l,oltlmgsmtcrrid)t Inrlteii itiio eiS
aroBcr Soriaal poraeiebetr Tel
sScier pobnten Der itaatlide Gdptk
superintendent gel5ell iui0 County
saperiatenoertiu 5rl. gatbrop ut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
aon,ert Ses ganiifuereins.

Sc n19er 0ns aon5ert oes Omaha
Mitiifpereins, bns ri1diten Moltag
I'M 9ranoeis S1eoter itattfiitoet,
leranriidt, oeIto GROCER ipiro oaS
linn eittgeeengebrnhte eSntereiie,
mas ouf einen itarfen geiiId 6es
llnternebmens i6lieBen ldBt. 60
iollte es ou6 iein, oeim Dem EIbli-
fun piro Elm ieiner alinftgeniiB
geboten iperoen; auBeroen iollte
unier gauges 9euti6tbum ous Sc.
Itrebcn Ser Sanger, ben ociitihen
G5eiang aitf Ser 6obe 81 erbaIten,
burd ilngetbeiltc llnterItiisrng an.
erfennen.
Die geitrige @borprobe betpics,
bnB Die S1nger init ibren 2eiinIns
gen oen grtpartltnqen eittipredf1t
ireroen. SolpobL Die @einii1tsit
cIs Gnmert- uno Serreiid)ore Seigten
iih brilliant. Cine Grobe nit 0eur
Sr6eiter finbet 6reitag 9Lbeno Inn
Z ltbr IN Der S1naerballe fat ius6
bann birfte fir oas beporitebeaoe
Greignis aIles perfeft geben.
Gie Solilten iperoen frnglos
treffli6e 2eiitunsen bieten. ga iii
uniere beinliIhe ScliIttn 0rdli'
sSsal,Ien- -8plie, oeren aultit NIT 10.
oent sluftrcten ipdfif, SenrD Cor,
Ser por3iigIi6e gioLiniit, itno Germ
Cor StreidordeIier, ionic Die alis.
ee5eifJucte 9lItiitiit ,Sraii oilOn
Waottbcp bon 8abenpprt, Sa. @ir
aeben ie0em 9eittiden ben Ndt6, iid
iest 9idets fiir oas aon5ert 5it Der.
ifaifen. 9ieielben iinb bel ben
S1ngern 81 baben inns fonnen neb.
rcre Gage Dor Dem apn5ert, ons
ipie eeiagt, Wiontaa glbetto, ben
%. 9top., i'm 9ratoeis 9bcoter
Itattfinoet, reierpirt iperoen.
@ie inns bon aitsiportS nlitge'
theilt ipiro, iino itarfe 8elegntionen
bon Slattsmoitb, gsebrasfa Gitp,
2incoln, Crete, gtebr., ioapie aud
bon Council 8Irifs ulto n1ehrerell
onoeren St1oter i'm ipeltlihen
Soma, alt eriparten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
2~ %erOcS idlnlOis befnnOen.
Bier yiOroer Sloientbals werbsn
ibr Serbredlen im eleIiriIdysn
Stubl biihen.

gseu Yorf, 20. Rob.-. .@pp fife
gIooo", nScitp 9ouie", ogngo
5ranf" nno ~gabitp" 2eipis bnben
aui gerauIaiiumg Ocs iriibcren
BclBeileiitnants geder Sernlann
Roientbnl ermoroet uno ipcrocn i6r
gerbrcden gleidl geder, i'm eleftri'
iden Stuble biibcn. Die geidipo,
rcnell lueIden Der Saa eeitern
3admittag sur gernibuug iibergc.
len ipnroe, iparen iid) innerbngb 90
@liuuten einig aetporOeu 9lit itoi.
lher 8nbe nabmen Die ganoitct
oaS Beroift Der @eidluorenen ent.
gcgeu. Sic iper0cn appeIlircn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
SenfidJe Spliterbien nns
9ioggeumeBl.
slm 20. December iuirb Der Sfraf'
5Oa unf Oieiel6en erBoben
iuerocn.

@aibington, 30. giou. .-9lui er.
iiten Der Oeiitiden Siegierling boi
Setret1r Wlac9eagb bonn Shnenlni
ben 1ernin Der SSnfraftiesuns oes
Strai5oIIs aii Spliterbien imo
Mogbenmebl bon 0eiltidlanO alli
Oen 20. Iejeinber neridobeu, I'M
GeutIdlano mebr @eleaellbeit 81
eeben ipeitere glrgumelIte fiir iei.
Ren Eroteit gegen oic 3oIIrrbobimg
por5ltbrin9en. Die amerifaniife Re-
gierlmg bebaiiptet, oaf 0elitihlano
cine g[usflbrpr1nlie alif Die beioell
slrtifcl eeip1brt Ino bGlt Ocsbalb Oi.
grbebung cines Strai5oaS fir &C.
redtfertigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
Inter idiuerer SridnlOisnns.
!Sieiiss slerjfe, iuegen gcrienonns
pon Sdlriften ubicOnen in
baItS per goii, urrbnftet.

Or. y. 9ribbenoip, Or. ~. u
gurfc mo Or. GlauOius Sib6erl
ipliroen beilte bon Dem gunoesmor
ifoIl imter Der geibuloiguila Der
baitet, Sdriiten obiconen SSnbolt.
uno @erfjeuge Bum 3uede Oel
sIbortion ourb Die Bolt berianbt 81
laben. Die 8erbaitcten tpllroen i
utter $4,000 giirgid)ait seitellt.
sSu pieIcn St1oten Der Der
Staaten iino 8erbaitlmgen Dol
sler,trn ino glpotbefern inter obi
Qet acknowledgement Dorgcnommer
mproen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
Yerionalnotijcn.

Gfit geonuern pernebnen mir,
bab Serr Gbos. eppleu, langid9ri-
Ger groumeilter Der Wieb'ideu
graiierei, megen geridlimmerunl
ieines 2eioens in Oas Eresbpterian
Soipital, 10 uno @illiam Strabe,
ouiaenontmen weroen muBte. gSir
iuiiniden linn balOiaite @eneilmg.
Serr 3beo0or Sdaunlann. Elm
pronlinenter Geutider in @ranr
Ssslan6, geeb.. befanO ii6 om Giep-
flag in Omaha uno trat BON bier
eus cine 9feiie na6 Seros au gIui
Ger Oliidfebr miro er iid mebrerc
gSoden ouf ieiner 5arm IN Sfla-
bcma oufbalten uno bort Der SagO
cDliegefl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
Die ttaatlidlen s,nititute.

Die sIusgaben fiir Die 90 iiaat.
liden SnItitiIte fiir oas Gtatsiabr
f9f3-i9t4 neroer iih Inn ole be.
ocliten6e Smnme pom $645, 900 Der.
mebren. giur bier glnitaIten iino
nit OenieIben Snmren 5uirieOen,
iuelde ibnen Dor 5ipei Sabren beipil,
ligt Duroen; ale iibrieen baben 3u-
idiiiie perlangt. 9as Soloaten.
heim in @rnno Sslano ioroert
81 1,160 tpeniger aIs i'm Sabre 1911.
Gle 8linoenidytle in gtebrosfa Gitp
$4,000 peniger. 9as geianilnte
Budget fiir oaS fommenOe @eih1fts.
jobr miro iih oorausiidtlidl aui
81 100000 mehr aIs i'm porigen
Sabre iteIlen. Die @ebGlter ioIlen
in mebreren departments erbobt
nerben, 10 ). g. i'm itnatliden ganf-
bepnrtement. 0as @ebaIt Der 9anf-
eraminatoren ion bon $500 nui
$4,000 erbobt peroen. SSm Der,
iiderlmgsoepartement iiuo gIeidials
@ebnltSerbb6ungen bon $500 pro
Snbr por9eieben.
Die beioen neuen 8cb1ltoe oes
itaotliden glipls ioan nidt ausse.
itattet peroen bebor Die 2egislattr
rie gcrtpiqigungen I'M Sanliar be-
milligt. Sic 8ehorbe fir 6ffeltlide
@ebdnoe nno g1noereieH mill Elm
Deficit Oa0ur6 perfnei0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-20
% pttrbt
uerbrannt!
Die Satta Stand BEL Sefamaf, sseb.,
iuiro bon einem Wrokfeuer
1cimgeindjt.

5efantab, gleb., 90. 0lop.-sf1n3
ror 3 llbr Moroens fam IN bet
StoIlimgen Der iutpeit Der Gfnbt
geIegenen 2nttd 9iand 5ellcr gum
Mnsbriid). 5iinfunojlpan5ig Bier
Dc, 5000 guibel Corn mio 5000
9uibel @ei5en ino cine Menge
Ianopirtbidaftlide eMaidiiicrien Der.
trannten. Gem erbebliden Sdn-
Den itebt MIR cine tbeiIDeiie ger-
il6erlng gegeniibr. Dos pieIe @e.
treble, tpeldeS i'll cinem Shuppen
nabe Dem Sduptipeider niifgcitnp-
peIt mar, ipuroe our6 Haiit anio
Site OermaBen bciddoist, OaB es
rnperipenobar lit.