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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

H.-DANGERous LAWN MOVING.
Desmond Is now bound to lawn mower
and compelled TO NOV the royal lawn.
Lawn moving at any time Is a torture
in itself. as the suburbanite we'll knows.
But in this case there is an added horror
Somewhere in the grass in concealed a
dynamite cartridge. and as soon as the
lawn mower strikes II an explosion VIII
destroy Desmond
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
OFFERED Fols SALE


II YOU WANT TO BUY A cHr.p
HARD COAL Burner. LOOK AT TIL
sTol Z FOR Is: MUST SELL At oN1Es
HAVE PUT IN FURNACE CALL ME-.
STER s5se WE'D
BOOKCASES, sidsbosrds drssz.r- -
fonlers. dining tables. chars s :, sss!L-
couhees. best spring mattresses. rr-rEs.y
gas stoves. ranges, kitchen rshf.as-'
kitchen tables, radiators. CARPETS S c-.s.s
cry and other things l2ls Clark 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Iv.-THE DISCOVERY.

IN.-THE DISCOVERY
In his search for the emblem OF luck.
the peering Russian suddenly makes a
discovery, Almost startled out Of his lifs
the peaceful fellow realizes that he has
found In the grass, quite near TO the
cars palace, a deadly dynamite car
fridge. this can mean but one thing
Nihiiists have planted the cartridge 10
Kill the car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
vI-IN ROBE AND CROWN.

Win ROBE AND CROWN.
I'm the boyski." cries Desperate Des-
n4ond. and I'll grab these togski!' The
car, in his headlong flight from the
man with the cartridge. quite forgot the
robe and crown which he had taken off
for greater comfort. and Desmond sees
them hanging up. He at once plans to
disguise himself as the car. How his
plan turns out will be shown tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

MANIFESTATION

TWO good people TO work Ia dining
room. S9Aae per month board and room.
Hotel Monroe. Grinnsil, Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Piles, Fistula Curec

Dr. L. r. Tarry cures Plies, I'isteia-
ana othsr rectal diseases. without SurEic al
operation. Cure guaranteed and no morey
paid until cured. Write for book on
rectal diseases With testimonials.
DR. z. r. TARRY. Bee Bldg. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

YOUNG man wishes position as book
keeper with lumber company. Address \
d. Bee
j WASHING 20 take home. Douglas ga
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
MANIFESTATIONS

EXPERIENCED girl wants position
70 take care OF invalid child, Address sis
Decatur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
HELP wANTED-MaLE


AGENTS wanted IN every county IN Me-
sufance. Liberal commissions. ADDRESS
World Accident Association. w. ". w.
Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
GOOD. honest men everywhere 10 sell
oil. grease, paint and varnlsh on very
good terms. No deposit required. Write
for particulars. Noble Refining Co.. Cleve-
Ia nd. d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

Drug store tsnap, joes Knlest Hss Hids
WANTED-strictly first class foreman
for sewer work. Must have experience In
all classes OF work. Good wsges and per-
manent position 10 right man Address.
Box sis. Sioux CITY. Ia.
WANTED-TinneF 10 work in open
shop. No other need apply. Tel Har-
ney ss7l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
UNDiiRTAkaRs.

Antitrust Undertaken
Csakets y trust price Phone n. r.
Brass Co.. ), 5.5 OF F-17si and save money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

AOEsk cleaning ana lawn nomink.
prices reasonable. satisfaction. H. sd
WASHING ana tronanx aoas- T.. II. ss.s
BUNDLE washing. - cents a doaen,
rauzh dry. > cents aez~n. Webster xisA
Carey Lndry. cur rates Tyisr lSR Abs
Family 4 bgndis l2sncrvs guar ". s3s&
FIRST class practical nurse. Harnsy
LADY ssnts day work Cali Red Ssl1.
Famils wash. r0usa aTg. s4adis- 4 SO
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Reue 6npOtbete n.


8. 0. gens.sr an apolIo e. Il. 6.
Co., $1,000.
Spi,pb O. Matbias an Auittpiths
brapoI q. ". Co., $500.
Miuiam 0dpis an Cannon Ihsos
logical Seminarn, $1,000.
Saeob 3insmeiiter on Republic Z.
II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Marp u. arssinssr on bisisIk.
$500.
Sba Sbsrnanssr an Wpers q.
Cooper, $500.
s5oi.pb 9. ReGubben on Georss 6,
aubn, $500.
6drrp 6. aibbep an Cincinnati
Mortingmen's Club y. u. 6. 90.
$500.
Roab gdoe an Foundation 3. Il
6. Co., $3.50.
German Snberitrotb an Republi'
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
syrnnt W. Wegmunn an eentro
Fairmount .. II. 6. Co., $325O.
Wilfnrb 6. 6athoman on q. ". %
gedmdn. $1,000.
@etitgte 6ppotb-ettn.
Taorsar.t Griffith an 4. Marb .
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
8. g. Witis an I. J. MStte u. u.
$500.
Warsoreibe 9ouinssr on Anid
pitbbrnipul 3. u. Co.. $1,000.
&. u. Waadlin an StIiHen .. u
g. Co., $2750.
Cora GrteI an Calhoun 6. II. Y
Co.. $1,000.
qJ1arie 6. Qratd on MeItwoo
6omefeab Co., $1,000.
g. 6. DeGomp an 8. u. S4mio'
$500.
sJrsberid apebler ar ptarl Y
Gbdrlts, $2675.
sfronf Derpers an Get StrnE
| gfp. 9 g. II. W. Co., $1,000.
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yetersb burger AItbdnSler.

sln einsm i6mutisen Gondl, Der bie
lsbisn Sdufer ooer Wieihtafernsn Der
gDohlbabenbsn bon ienen eIenben 4rs
teissrDiertsIn trenni. tpO in ben Stnbtn
nit areibeitrihen dni Gden abgeiheilt
uub um 80 aOpetsn ben Wlondi pers
midtst aptrben, liest cine 6cuisrs
gruppe, etipu sinen Qunbrntiilomsier
nit ieinen Coulter an e6uIttrn itss
bennen 4iibhen btbedeno. Gs III Der
Msorst Der autbGnblsr, ober rittigsr
einer ibrer Wl1rtte. 0enn Petersburg
Iiefert nit feinen roftnb ihnsuen
Msnfel 3iDiIhen MrnHein unb Rei6s
tbum lopiI 1r0beI. bob Elm Obtttc
fir bis ,5uben unb Eatnren ni9t aus.
reiGea tDiirbx. Diele beibtn Gdhfn bill
ben por nIIem nie HeiDObuez Der Ileis
nen 4Gfige, bie unter beH lGngen, idu'
|tGsn Dlolbd3ssn bjk &sfrins1t bsa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Natbun u. Dan an Warp 9. 8uz
dus. etn Stiid 2anb In Nnberion
Sospnfbip. 81.
Ratban u. Dan an gllbert 6. Dan,
Elm Stiid 2onb in 9lnberipn 5otpns
fbip, 81.
hilbert R. puab an WilIiam u. RE
ders, Cots 1891 unb 1892 in 8ofins
ger &c 6optins 2. llntsrabtheiluns IN
RorippoD, 81.
Sobanna 6. 9atifs an Bernard
gertte. 40 bei 60 SUB an Der Sitielts
BON pierion Ctr; 80 5ub nDros
lid BON Der iSiinften Ctr; iotpie 30
Bel so SUB an Der Sitiette BON pitrs
ion Ctr. 162 SUB nOrblif Der
Giinften StraBe. 81.
Wa3ie Wee9regpr an .Sarrn 6. atb'
ben. 9teiI Der Dots 81 unb 90 in 3.
81. Drote's llnisrabtbeiling in Satlep;
81.
2isatetb 5eIo an Gertrude Jehrsns
bad, 9beil Der Cots II. 72 unD 73 IN
genfon &, Rnbolt's unterabtRuuHg IN
gbepio.; 81.
Winnie ssoeriisr an Nellie 6. 8auer,
Got Z in Sobn 3. Wriebt's uuterab.
tbeiIune; 81.
9k 9aIepoob 2onb 60. on Gar.
ben 8. 6ids, Got 90 in Daletpoof
gonb Cos lintsrabibeiluug; $50.
Greberid RoIpaeen on Otto g.
Rolpas.n, % bel 80 Sub on Der Oit.
felt. Der Main Strabe. ITO Jub Horbs
Iih ppn WiIiam Strabe; 81
NepboIb pierion IL. ". an 4rhis
30. BEL, Cots %, 90 unb 3hil De,
Got % in u. 6. pierion's llnterabs
tbsilune in golIese Sia; 81.
9ieielben an 5be eSpbn ). @oeels
ppbl 60. Got 70 in 81. 6. pierIOn'l
llnterabtbeiluns in Sit College Dill
S100.
Soieph gfieiter an Carrie gfieiter
Got in Earn Someiieao lnterabibeii
lung in College 5il; 81.
SuIia st. Banning on Shu 81. Gar
Der, orei Sabre paht auf 4S bel 11C
Rub ON Der Siibieite Der CID Strabe
| SO Nub oftIia bon pitts Strabe
| jGbrlide Mtistbe 1924, NIT adufre6
| fir $1,000.
| 5arrn u. glisboff. Ibminifirator
an 2puiio Doum, 20 bel 100 Jub al
Der GIoIsite Der qllifpn Strobe, ami
fden WaInut uno Dine Strabs
$500.
aouis g. Gorbes an Marn Stors
Got 133 in 2onepiep gboition al
Cartilage; 81.
Wlanms s.. aincaib an Glfie G
MicGrsip, Elm Stiit 2aub in Se!tioi
15 in Spoamore 9opnibip; 81.
Goitb 6. 2luour on aouiid q
aunb, ettpo 40 4er.s QGnb in aus
nlsFuns 410 in aHberion 1ofpnibip
81.
Siaac 6. Sdrt an alies 81. 5ar!
Got 4 in llnierabtbiIung bes Senrl
RprteHs Ra6IaFes in Spoe Bart; 81
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Vrunbeiseatbuns uebertrasnnseu
S@>----


gintinnati, "a. 4uguit.
5bomas u. Wadlin an elisabtth
W.boes, 80 bel 135 SUB on Der Deiis
isits pom gapagna ADsnus. in Jlors
ppob, 81.
g. 20. 9urr on bic gropn 8retpin3
Co., 2 Sabre aontratt ouF Eieentbum
betann. aIs 207 unb 200 Main aDe..
in Glmpop0 place. uonatIins Wistbs
$50.
SpIepb albsrs an bieTslbe, fiinf
Sabr, aontra.t duf bas 0runbftiid.
bsiannt als 531 Wain 4Denus, Gdrs
tbagt; monotlibe Wietbe, $35.
Wlarp @risber an bieitlbe, bier
sJabr. apntratt fir sinen aogerroum,
betannt dls 1910 Race Str, mpnats
lihe Mistbs, $50.
Die Sorrp 9olbblnti MedItp &c. an
bieielbe funf Sabre aontrais nuf bos
9runbiiiid betannt als 817 1roaos
man; monatlife Rents, $50.
CLARA 20. Gorser an bie5efbe, fiinl
Jnhr. aontrati auf BEN 2ossrruura an
Der fiibpeitIi6en gde bon COURT unb
MaInut Str.; n,onatli6k Mietk.
$140.
5usb @bittader an biefsIbe. flint
Sabre aontratt fir 90 Bel 20 SUB an
Der norb0itlitsn gde bon Gin unh
Qonsportb Strabe; monotIiHe Wie'
tbe, SITS.
Juepb Gutjabr an bisielbs. elm
Sobr aontratt auF bas Grun6itii6 Be.
fdnnt ols 1919 Yont Ctr; Inonnili'
DE Wi.tbe $50.
90. 8. Goslap u. u. an bitielbe. lC
Sabre aontrutt auf 33 bsi SO 1ub
an Der norboftIihen Gde bsr Uiinfttr
unb Gin Str; monaiIiAe Mietbe
$4,000. 49,.
pbiiomena meher an Nulttr slle
Der. 80 BET 81 5ub an Der Norbfsst
ron Grieii aDen,se, 200 6ab POI
lDslsa Gss. r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Sirdels tpie sansenbe ar1n,n. Gr Bee
finoei fih i'm poreefhritteHsn Stds
blum zines aaufsefh1fis. ipeldts etfDo
am britien Sdee nn6 beH sriten Be-
iuh nit geihp6runs oes ~niIerlest.n''
pteiIes anbebt, Der Damn nphmoIs
burh 2 3u bipioieren in. Sn 9eutThs
lanb bat man mir erSdbIt man tonne
bier cine Gtraoipori fir 90 pfsHnig
faufen. Rah oieier DunberbIrue
iuhe ih nun eifris unb bin ihon iebt
iibersust, baB id iie ME finoen iptroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
Monoiidtise.

9lus 2onbon fpirb seitrieben: auf
BEN Guaenitsr aongreb bate Er.
Wlott ionitatirt, oab bic 3unahms Der
mohnfinnieen, insbsIonoere oerWorlos
fiid,tigsn, nur Iheinbor mare. Dn5u
dubsrt iih iest Der betannie ssrrendrst
Or. iyprbes Winsloip. Gr hdlt oie
Bebauptune.n Wotts fir falfh. SsiHe
eiesntn aniifien sriinben ith luf 45.
jdbrise piphologiihs, msrisiiiifte nuo
itatiiiiihe gsobd6iunsen, bic er in ole
len 1heiIen Der QDelt ansefelIt bat.
llnb uberaa. no Winslop Wenihsns
ruiien auf ihren GsiiiesSuitono anters
iuht bat, iit er 81 benz Sdlnb Bez
tcmmen, bob Die anormale geiitiee
9sranIogung e.ipaltts auHimmt. Be
Ioneets erfhredenb lit bic Sundbme
Der Monbiii4tisen. Sm Sabre 1859
befanb iih in GnglaAb unter go
WtnIhen Elm Monofiihtiasr, b<u.s
iouut ihon auF 275 elm Menf6, Der
nit biefer sniieBlihen Grnntbeit be-
hoftet TT. Sn Sransreif, iDur Dor SO
Sntren Elm Ronbfiidtiser inter $50
Weuihen. i'm ltbtsu Jabre bsreits I'M
ter 300 Wsuihen. 4etnlirh mar bas
3abltnperbdltniB in Der Shueis. Die
3unutne Der MonDiiihiiesn bes leg
ten 5ahres In England mar bie b5nit.,
bic il erreitt puroe. ibre 3ubl ftiee in
5lpolf WtoRdtsn BON 25O0 auf 2600,
3dhen, bic In teinem 0srb1ltniB Al
ben 3nnobms Der gepolterung ittben.
nit ben ihledttn iosiolen WerbGItnif.
Zen Der Grobft1bte tpie 9pnbon unb
paris R.bt bieie Tbatiahe In teinsm
3ufdmmfnbdnee, ba Or. WinsIcip
tonitntirt bat. baB bic Stobt gourn.s
mouth, BITE Die seIiinbefte Gage in 9nns
England unb bic beit.n bpsisniihen
9erhdliniife Bat, faIt bic msiften
Wpnoiiid,tigen pro3entaeI cuFipeifi.
| Inter ben pnsipiliiirten @6lfern IN
bieit arantbeit 10 gut ipk p0lIiu ues
beiannt. Js sr5bsr bic Sebniunf ndh
3erFfrtnungen in Der nerp0fen Wsli in,
um 10 sr0bsr lit bic .3abl Der Monbs
/ iiihtissn. Die erfdrsdenbe 3unabme
oitfer aranien fdiebt Or. Winslcp in
Der 6nitptfdfe Der 1run.fuht All.
| Jiinfunbstpdnsig prosent dller Monbs
| iiiftigen iinb aIfpboliter, in ben aros
ben Sidbien 1T bisisr pro5sniTos nod
1 bsstntsno arDBer. Den stpeiigrIBien
ab<iI ber WonbFiihtissn itslIen bieies
/ nieen psrfcnsn. bic unperniinfiieen
Gbsn .ntiproHen finb. Or. Hlinslotp
j fpri6t iih enersifh fir Elm, aefsslid|e
1 Wubnnbme uus. bic gbsitlNbunaen
psrblettn fofl, bel benen Der Mcnn obsr
1 bic Grau ireenbipie ssiitia cnormul
oDer trblih beInifet lit. Gstpobnxiiss
I, triitter miiBtsn bon ben Rcrmulen ubs
/ gsihlofsr lperbsn. nm ibrsn unbeilpol-
! len ginilub einsnidrGnten.
unipiliiirlih br1naen fid foIfxn'
lHpsr iriotrltslifsn IbaiIohen bunae
Jruesn auf. Mns io[l nun In bsr
Submit aus Der Menfdbeit iptrbenf
Wtnn bic 3abl Der ss;ilia annormaIen.
btfonpsrs ber Ronbfiihtigsn in elei.
hem MoBs ipie bist<r fpeiier,rddit,
bann fneint Is. bic ssf1mn!e Menfds
!, belt gebe NIT Risisninritten benz nGs
{ ssmsintn atiitieen UerfaH entsessn.
i ~ Fa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
(;sortiesnng foIat.)


SdId6terfrau (su ibrsm Manns.
tpslher bic aunben srob bebaHb.lD:
,Dn tunnit Du benn BEN Qeuten 10
grob fommen, ih babe bos fdon ins
msr eefust. 2otte, 9olen sic bon meiz
mem 8ruber NAL meinem Wlonne Ils
xrt's &omplimentirbuh."
Dienitmdbhen: r9ndbige Jrdu,
ipirb es benn aber aud Sbr 5srr grus
Der entbebren t0nnen2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
9 10 M Eanaerfeit.

Gin tief ergreifenhel. rpeibcboIlest
einbriid ntad)te e. ihon. ais bic etpr
siinfsebnbuiiDert Rann itorfe 51n-
aerid)arr pns berrlihe sd bin ais
lein niig ipeiter ssIiir@ als eriie Yros
lrnsHinlliiinlner irtonierte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
81 uf u m m 2 q 2 Il

.9enfe Dir MIR Die 6reroe, go.
ter, meiu lreuro WaL Der IN Der
Shule einen inter mir lab, lit beute
einen berallfgefommen!"
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herm II n b.

Die feline Glla: yMein papa muB
fHredlih friib aufitehen. nm ins Ge>
j4Gft 3u sebtn unb feline aommis gu
beanfiihtisen."
Der fletne Rarl: .Das bat nein
papa ui6t n0tbis Der Ia jeIber aOms
mia
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Gin amter Nenfd.

ToripOlisilt leirem freiaelnHnreF
SaffIing nahblideho): rlpeIs Bat II
mir 10 piel aeipalien HnIier b6t
cr mir 10 piel neihleppt aIeiber
ilnt q, mir aefIidi "A braper aerl,
oen iperr id balo pieoer ein.@
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0nperbeI.

.ssit es nahr, onB gle 10 fiirGtcs.
lid id,n0rden2~
vsriber - infoIse erbIiHer ge.
lniinng."
Ron Sbren gltrrn hcr?@
-gsein. bic tpobren NiG&i&n0rmer
= aber mein @rDbpoter bot eju
1auefi efiaseusEs bsisiiesL. .
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dugige ungeqtueI 10uIs IDiWHklH pslS
| fhmnb.s, ungspfIeste Silberiodxn
mir burtxinanber: Grinnsrungslofs
fsl, nit singsbdmmerten airdxnbi!s
bern. bort fosar Gin frommtr Sptuh
nit b<m Nnmtnstdg bss GrItgebortrfn
- bos lebts, bas bic wsui.er beim
HnnssrDit bersab Ringt. amuIttis,
Die IN yiubIanb 10 btliebien Qlnb6nssr
snr Grinntrune an Jrtunbe. ghsesIas
| ier, eGtes anb nod mstr in Jdbriien
/ bti WnrFtnu imitirtes por3elian dls
Uaeibkn. Mnbsre Siibinnen banetln
MIR NIT 1eppidxn I'm 9orbfissbtu
tfbsp0ren Tie mir, bnb ss alles nur shte.
| dlteffe perfsr finn; Mlinrbeden in Der
jiaubsen piolelitn JnrxntDnfn. mil
rnctt<m DpIb nnb Eilber ausgeltidt
lunb 70 ssrfhliHsn. bab ih bsindbt an
| ibr 2lIssrtbum CLAUDE. Nus tiIlfn VT,
.Iftnol oIier Dcnnerbii6ien, 5ipif 6tif Be.
| nsn fit grismsnsUsrnitsher uab pho.
!. toarrpbifde Mppardis berumtreibtH
!. Iupen pftmuls gsiitisis. olt6ineiifA'
Voratlfnnislftr NIT iitfblausn Ora
1 Genleibern hsrnus. Cb ibr unb eur
!. Wriiber nuf BEN fnmubigsn Defims
/ spsi sntaidtnbt Gloiionn6Dafsn
| lnpH IN tursr Iadirien Shpsislantsi
!. NtraIei1e dnNe1s, no Is int6l
j gmmub. unotjisfsr unb Otfidni CAB
i an 1dfnm6nnibof, pbtr an Der Gon
! fonfn9 qyriifeuh aehen 6erren unb "a
J men her @eieaf afm0ft bon eineni Jubs,
]. unb 1ataren gum nnbern. sinen I'm
,ltssif9en Diss f4pasj4dasics 1S@ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-15
Great Ship is 88s Feet Long
and Gould Garry Five
Thousand.

NEW YORK, April 15-The Titanic
is the greatest of modern leviathians,
exceeding even the monster Olympic
in size. In addition she is the most
luxuriously fitted and furnished
vessel ever sent to sea.
The vessel is sSSh feet long and
90 feet beam; displacement $4,000
tons and registered tonnage $4,000.
Five thousand passengers could be
accommodated aboard the big liner,
six hundred in the cabins. She carried
a crew OF 600 men Captain r. s..
Smith, veteran ship master of the
White Star line, commanded her when
she left Southampton on her maiden
voyage.
Even then the huge ship showed
that her immense size might make
her an embarrassing factor in trans
Atlanric navigation. When she pulled
out from Southampton docks me
suction she created in the harbor
dislodged the American liner New
York from her berth next to the
4 Titanic. breaking two heavy hausers
/ like threads. 1t was with the utmos
1 difficulty that the leviathian wa!
maneuvered to avoid a collision. Or
board the Titanic when she sailet
FOR this port was a big list of passen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-15
is GREATEST
OF MODERN LEVIATHIANS

gers The novelty of sailing on the
had augmented the passenger list far
above the average number. According
to the White Star officers here the
advices from Europe placed the
passengers at TOO first class. 500
second class and 1900 steerage.
Among the cabin passengers were Mr..
and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Alfred G.
Vanderbilt, Bruce Ismay, Clar.
ence Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
Straus, Countess Rothes, Archibald
BUT. Mrs. l.. Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Dodge, Bnjamin Guggen-
helm. Mr. and Mrs. George p.
Widener Mr. and Mrs. Emil Taussjg,'
Norman Kraig, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Haranor Mr. and Mrs. Henry b.
Harris, Fletcher Fallows. Washington
Robling, Colonel Archibald Gracia,
Adolph Saalfield Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Speendin, W. T, Stead.
Robert W. Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. j..
B. Thayer, ] Stuart White, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j Allison, Mrs. Aubert,
Mrs. Cardeza Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Garter. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chat.
fess, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Fortune,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, d, Douglas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper.
Z The number of passengers on the
Titanic, as announced by the New
York offices of the White Suar line,
did not agree with the figures of the
London office which placed the first
class passengers at $50, second class
200. ateerage T75 and the crew al
S0O
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Only meagre advices regarding the
wreck have been received here by the
wireless and these fail to clear up
how the accident took place, or wheth-
er there was panic among the pas
sengers. That Captain Smith, admir-
al of the White Stars fleet and in
command of this latest ocean crea-
ton, realized the danger was shown
by an appeal for aid. The wireless of
the Titanic picked up the Cape Race
station and immediate aid was de-
manded.
The Allan liner Virginian was the
first to be reached but almost before
she had turned her PROV toward the
wounded leviathian. other craft had
started on the same errand.
Then came cruel waiting time
ipunctured with brief wireless mes
sages that caused the utmost alarm
Hurry! Hurry!, was the burden oi
every word that came flashing through
| the air but it was plain from the
start that the badly needed aid mus
come from the steamers that were II
the immediate vicinity.
Ready to Flee.
Finally word came that the situation
on board the Titanic was 80 serious
/ that women and children had beer
4 placed in the life boats and that the.
were ready to be trans-shipped, shoult
lit appear that the steamer was certain
Ito sink Captain Smith told tn
steamers that were headed towar'
4 him that he was working his pumps t
/ capacity and believed he could kee
Iafioat, although the danger was YER
/ grave.
After this word all communicate
!. with the Titanic and the Virginian wa
. cut off. This, it afterward appeared
/ was due to atmospheric conditions
, although for time 1t was feared tn
liner might have sunk SO low he
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Giant Steamship Titanic Struck by Iceberg in
Midocean and Reported Sinking With
1900 on Board
AL WERE SAVED FROM WA7ERY GRAVE
Appeal for Aid Brought Other Vessels to the
Rescue and Passengers Were
Transferred

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CANSO, N. S., April 15.--The White
Star liner Titanic, having transferred
Ter passengers to the Partisan and
Carpathia, was, at 2 o'clock this after
noon, being towed to Halifax, by the
vrginian of the Allan line.
The virginian passed line to the
Titanic as soon as the passengers had
been transferred and the latest word
received by wireless was that there
was no doubt that the new White Star
liner would reach port. Agents Of
the White Star line at Halifax have
been ordered to have wreckage tugs
sent out to aid the virginian with her
tow into port
Unparalleled Case.
HALIFAX, II. S., April 15.-Held
afoat only by her water tight com.
partments the great White Star liner
Titanic is slowly crawling toward this
hsrbor. Her passengers have been
taken off to other vessels only to have
to face second ordeal as they are to
be again transferred to the Baltic OF
the White Star line this afternoon
The Baltic will take them to their
journeys end in New York where they
are due next Thursday.
The disaster to the Titanic was un
paralleled in the history OF naviga
ton. The largest, most luxurious ant
best apportioned vessel ever lait
down. she seemed proof against an.
disaster and it is to the very fact tina
she was a new steamer that the pas
sengers on board, noted fnancier'
and society leaders, owe their lives.
Hardly another craft afloat coul'
have withstood the terrific shock whel
the Titanic, driving along at bette
than half speed although in the mids
Of ice fields. crashed bow-on into
great submerged mountain of ic
which tore away her steel plates.
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. rs UNSUITABLE
, DECLARE OWNERS 4
Titanic Would Keep Afloat In Z
Spite Of AccI-
) dents.

> UNITED Press Leased Wire serv- =
= ioe.] .
. NEW YORK. April 1.-THE .
= White Star line officials, after .
. conference lasting more than an =
. hour today, issued an official =
. statement in which they stated .
. that the great liner was unsfnk- =
= able and that there was no rea- .
. son to believe that she either =
. had or could founder. They de- =
. clared the interruption to the .
. wireless was not significant Of =
. danger. The statement reads: =
. while we are not In direct =
= communication with the Titanic, Z
. we are perfectly satisfied that the Z
. ship is unsinkable. That no moro Z
= wireless messages are coming Z
= from the ship Is not a sign OF Z
. danger and may be due to atmos- 4
= pheric conditions or something 4
= like that.
. "The ship is reported to have 4
. gone down several feet by the 4
= head This may be due to water 4
. filling the forward compartment 4
= and the ship may go down many
. feet by the head and still keep
= afloat for an indefinite period.
= Eve cannot state too strongly
. our belief that the ship Is unsink-
. able and the passengers perfectly
| . safe.
= 1--WE figure that the ship is Il
. OS0 miles from New York and six
= hundred miles from Halifax. The
. Virginian is due to reach her at
. ten o'clock, the Olympic at three
. this afternoon and the Baltic at
= four"
. Throughout the morning the
. White Star offices here were be-
/ = seiged by friends Of passengers
. on the big liner who wanted def
4 . mite information. The telephones
y were kept busy with inquiries.
y To all the White Star officials ex-
. tended assurances that the yes
= sci was afloat and that the pas
. sengers we're not in danger.
= The Titanic was scheduled to
. sail from New York on her re-
. turn trip on next Saturday and SO
y great was the desire to travel on
= the new vessel that six hundred
= bookings had been made in the
= first cabin.
,