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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Mitchell, White, Lewis, Walker,
Hayes and Green Delegates.
POLITICAL MOVE is REJECTED
Convention Declines to Commit the
Union to Socialist Party.
SUBSTITUTE IS THEN ADOPTED
1t Says Workers should Unite on
Political as Well as Industrial
Field-Aid for the But
ton Workers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. ls.-John
elected president OF the United Milne
Workers by majority OF i5i2iis over his
oponent, Thomas T. Lewis OF Bridgeport
o., according TO the report OF the tellers
made to the convention this afternoon.
White received l04ol5ls votes to Lewis
5S5sl. Frank ]. Hayes was reelected
vice president By majority of CASA over
Samuel Dascoe OF Illinois. Secretary
Treasurer Edwin Perry was not opposed
for reelection.
Delegates elected for the American
Federation OF Labor convention as an
nounced this afternoon were as follows.
John Mitchell, New York; John p.
White. Iowa; Thomas L. Lewis. Ohio.
Frank J, Hayes. John II. Walker and
Duncan Mcdonald, Illinois, and William
Green, Ohio.
Socialist Resolution Rejected.
BY vote of 5I5 to 155 the convention
refused to adopt a resolution committing
the organization to the socialist party
and approved the substitute measure oil
the resolutions committee declaring 1T
would be well IL workers would unite on
the political as well as the Industrial
fleld' The resolutions committee had
reported that II would be unconstitutional
for the United Mine Workers to indorse
any political party.
Five hundred dollars was appropriated
for the fund Of the striking button work
ers at Muscatine. la.
Socialist delegates after succeeding yes
terday in putting the convention on rec.
ord favoring government ownership Of
all industries" had determined over night
II would be prejudicial TO their cause to
press today the resolution endorsing the
socialist party as the political party Of
the laboring class
Statement of j. III. Walker.
we decided" said John H. Walker,
president Of the Illinois miners and a
socialist leader. that It would be i'm.
politIc at this tine fer the cunpension To
attempt to bind the 10000 miners in the
United Mine Workers OF America to the
socialist party. Republicans and demo-
cratic Delegates expressed resentment
against our campaign and We have no
purpose to antagonize them.
We have succeeded In showing by the
demonstrations approving the socialist
orators that the movement has gained
enormously In the ranks OF the United
Mine Workers In the last year. This will
show at the polls at the coming elections" I"
A bill providing for old age pensions
for men and women past 90 years, intro
duced in congress by Representative Vic
tor l., Berger, was endorsed and an in-
vitation 10 Mr.. Berger to come to In
dIanapolis 10 address the convention was
extended.
Secession Resolution Defeated.
resolution providing for secession
from the American Federation of Labor
and charging that Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and other labor leaders were
in the grasp of the cspitalistic class
through the influence of the National
Civic Federation was defeated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
BANCROFT DIVORCE SUIT is
HEARD BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. is-Proceed'
inEs in the divorce case Of John Bancroft
jr., against his wife. Mrs. Madeline Du.
pont Bancroft. were resumed in the
superior court here today, behind closed
doors.
The plaintiff and his father were on
the stand the greater part Of the morn
ing, both being examined concerning let
tiers alleged to have been received from
Max Heiblcr. jr., OF Munich, who figures
in the case as a correspondent.
During the eross-examination there was
an intimation that the defendant had
made no serious effort to deprive her
husband of some Of the letters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
MARTIN W. LlTTLET0N WILL
RETIRE FROM CONGRESS

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Jan. is.-Con-
gresham Martin w. Httleton Of the
First New York district will quilt con-
gress ana resume the practice Of law
after his term expires. he announced mere
today. Referring 10 national isoiiiies NJ.
IIttleton said.
THE east and the south VII have to
elect the democratic candidate for presl-
dent. and in my opinion they should have
recognition"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Lobeck Puts Charges
Against Morgan,
Gary and Perkins

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls-Eepresentative
Lobeck of Nebraska today asked the
house rules conimlttee. in conducting an
Investigation Of the International Har-
vester company to recommend that there
be ascertained what considerations were
paid to ]. p. Morgan and George w. Per-
kins for their part in the formation Of
that corporation in 1909.
Mr.. Lobeck declared that Il. II. Gary.
directing head OF the United states Steel
corporation. while not in the business Of
manufacturing farm machinery, was
Identified with movements to form farm
implement pool before the international
Harvester company was organized. He
also urged an inquiry into how the steel
corporation acquired seoeoo,ooo of stock
In the harvester company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Sixty Below Does
Not Deter Gold
Hunt in Alaska

DAWSON. Y. T., Jan. lS.-with the
temperature 90 below zero the stampede
to the new gold diggings at sixty Mile
ing shafts. The gold commissioner has
changed the name Of the main south
fork of Sixty Mile river, on which the
discovery was made. to Matson creek
after John Matson, the discoverer, who
first prospected the ground fourteen years
ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
BODY OF MURDERED BABY
SHIPPED By EXPRESS

STERLING. H.. Jan. IS The body Of
a baby boy was found here today when
a pasteboard box shipped from Milwau-
kee January was opened in the office
Of the American Express company.
Physicians said the infant had been
murdered. The package was addressed
TO Roy Engle. rural route No. J. No
such person could he found.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
PROPOSED ADVANCES IN
STOCK RATES WITHDRAWN

WASHINGTON. Jan. Involuntary
withdrawal by the western and south
western railway lines Of proposed ad-
vances in the freight rates on live stock,
nartIcularlv cattle and calves. induced
the Interstate Commerce commission
today to vacate its orders suspending the
increased tariffs. This means the inves-
tigation proposed will be abandoned and
that the lower rates will continue in ef-
feet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
M'GOVERN is MADE BISHOP
Omaha Priest Appointed to Preside
Over District ef cheyenne.
BORN AND REARED IN OMAHA
Pastor of 81. Phifonacnn,s Church
Untii that structure Was Torn
Down r Few Years

Word was received yesterday at tho
office OF the Catholic diocese OF Omaha
that Rev. Patrick A, McGovern has been
made bishop of Cheyenne, succeeding
Archbishop Keane, who has been trans
ferred TO Dubuque. la. Father McGov-
ern was pastor OF 81. Philomena's eathe-
dral Of Omaha and has been pastor OF st.
Peters church since the cathedral was
torn down.
Father McGovern was born in tire par.
ish thirty-nine years ago and was bap-
tized and ordained In st. Philomena's :
Qcathedral. lie served his second pas
torate at the cathedral. which position
he occupied until 1t was trou down. He
IVES nine years at the cathedral and In
1907 went to st. Peters church. Leaven-
worth and Twenty-seyenth streets. where
he has been since.
Ordained In 1875.
A graduate of Creighton university In
1891, Rather McGoveIn went to Mount st.
Mary's In Cincinnati and took -four
years course there. At the conclusion OF
this course in 1895 he was ordained by
Bishop Scannell.
He went TO jackson, Neb.. and re-
mained a year and was pastor at ekar-
ney for two years. lie began his pastor
ate at St. Philomona,s. Ninth and Har-
ney. in 1895. lie was the last pastor OF
this. the first cathedral In Nebraska, and
served a longer term than any OF his
predecessors.
Rev. James w. Stinson was assistant
to Father McGoyern when he was pastor
at ST. Philomena's, which was built by
Rev. James o'Gorman, first bishop Of
Nebraska Rev. John Curtis was the
first pastor Of the church.
Father Mctovern's memory still reverts
TO the scenes and Incidents at this
church, which is rich in some Of the
dearest memories of his life. When the
old structure was torn down he said:
Fond Memories LinEer.
TO me the old church IL doubiy dear.
because the grace Of the priesthood. as
yell as the gift of faith. was conferred
upVu uit pciithit It's NdhAAsu IuDiss ! ueenl
il a great honor TO close the long line oil
worthy pastors who have presided over
It's destinies for the forty years Of Its
existence What has impressed me most
about its people is the spirit of harmony
and union. waich is so marked charae.
teristic Of their corporate life. Without
a single exception this spirit has pre-.
vailed"
Father McGovern himself was largely
responsible for this spirit. for he worked
ceaselessiy TO augment 1t. The church,
located in district given over to many
poor people and unfortunates. afforded a
field for unse...sh endeavor. which he
eagerly entered. He endeared himself 10
his people as one of the most con-
scientious and effective workers In the
church.
ROME, Jan. 1S.-The pope has ratified
the decision Of the eonsistoriaI congrega.
tion presented by Cardinal De L.ai. ap-
pointing Dennie ]. o,Connell, auxiliary
bishop Of San Francisco. as bishop OF
Richmond. Va. in succession to Righl
Rev. Augustine Van De Eyyer. and Pat
rick Louis MeGovern as bishop Of chey-
enne. wyo.. ice the Right Rev. James
]. Keane. who has been made arbishop Of
Dubuque.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Senator Stephenson
is Given Clean Bill

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s-Thc Hepburn
Subcommittee, which has been investi-
eating the election Of Senator Isaac
Stephenson Of Wisconsin today unanl-
mously agreed on report which holds
that the charges Of corruption and blEbery
made against Senator Stephenson have
not be proved The report will be made TO
the senate committee on privileges and
elections
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
The House

Met at noon.
District Of Columbia Appropriation bill
considered
Rules committee renewed inquiTy>> into
International Harvester company and
Shipping combines.
Interstate commerce committee heard
plea for free tolls for American ships
through the Panama canal.
Military committee agreed TO pay bill
for partial reorganization OF army.
Henry bill, for changing date of
Inauguration and assembling of congress
favorabfy reported by judiciary commit
tee. with prospect OF early house debate.
Secretary MacVeagh urged appropria-
ton for printing more currency paper TO
meet shortage Of small bills and provide
clean money"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
The Weather

For Nebraska-Generally fair; colder.
For Iowa-Generally fair. cold wave In
extreme east portion.
Fcmperature at c=aaEs Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
OMAHA FRIDAY
The National Capital
The Senate.
Thur.aay. Jann.ry Is. IoI2

In session p. M
Lorimer senatorial election inquiry ad-
journed until Monday afternoon.
Judiciary committee srranged 10 hear
Attorney General Wickersham on the
Tobacco trust next Monday.
Elections committee considered report
on inquiry into election of senator Steph-
ensou OF Wisconsin.
Indian committee favsFabiy. reported
Gamble bills to open $50 So acres Of m-
allotted chepenne River Standing Rock
Indian lands in the nakotaS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Boxes of
O'Brien Candy
Dalzell' S Ice
Cream Bricks

Given away each day In
the want ads TO those finding
their names.
Read the want ads each
day, IL you don't get q prize
you will probably find some
thing advertised thar appeals
10 you.
Each day these prizes are
offered, no puzzles to solye-no
subscriptions to get-nothing
hut finding your name. lt vili
appear some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
ABDIcATIoN TO BE DISCUSSED
Yuan Will Not Attend Meeting Of
Imperial Family.
PREMIER BELIEVED TRAITOR
Negotiating to Secure Supreme
Power for Himself.
BOMB THR0wERs sTRANGLED
Three Men Arrested for Attempt 10
Assasxinate Yuan Put to Death
situation Constsatiy Grows
Mere Complex.

PEkING. Jan. lS-The foreign legis-
lstions are preparing for trouble In Pek-
ing tomorrow, The question OF the alb
dication OF the throne will be discussed
By the empress dowsger and the princes.
but II is not thought Premier Yuan shi
Kai with take part in the conference.
A rising In the capital has been looked
for many times In the last few months
and precautions have been taken in anti,
cipation of it--needlessly. however. and
the outbreak may not occur tomorrow.
But II has been long expected that the
Msnchu irreconcilables would unite In
massacre when all hope for the admins
tration had vanished.
A placsrd posted tonight indicates that
the Manchu threats may be fulfilled. II
calls on all loyal Manchus and Chinese
to resist the sbdication OF the emperor TO
the death.
The street near the office of the Chinese
foreign board. at which Yuan Shi Kai re-
sides. is heavily guarded by the nremief's
own men, OF whom II Is said there are
sb0a Many Chinese who have not yet
deserted the city are preparing for flight
tomorrow and prominent followers OF
Yuan are taking refuge outside their own
homes tonight hoplns thai IN event Of a
ma assscre, they will not be found.
c. .,,, y.
Changes tha, ynsn sbi Raj has baen
disloyal to the Manchus. although pre-
tending to support them, are attracting
The at,sn,ion ~ Foreigners as wen A.
sanchua ana chinese soma ar ,he rev.
oIn,,ora,,es haze Ions hser saving that
he q ,yort,ng for tbe aver,brou na, the
,.,va,,on ., ina dvnastv Ru, /, has
heen Though, that This charge was de-
signed "a slscrea,t the urem,er with the
Nrs,en,. o,h.rs arcvs. ynan ~ worry.
,nr for Nj. avn intere.,s and saving he
,r,.nasa - nsco,,. a,cta,or /, he d,d M,
s.,,,r.. ~. ,nron.
T-n. ,,rn.s,a,,.,s ,ho d,s,r,., him
,,,,,, ~, ,ha, :. has narsl.,.,,l,, u,,h-
go, ~. .r,ry .,,hou.h ,na ,ra,rsd
,,.n..,.,,., ,.aan. .na,s .ss,lv d,vn.,-.s
~ s -, !, 1. -,
~ ..', -.
s..,.," - ~. go. -. ,sais
withdraws Trseps.
Even after Obtaining sufficient money
from the empress dowager and the princes
Tor a months campaign and after re-
quest BY the generals that they be per-
mltted TO fight, Premier Yuan continues
70 "'au'an ms i"'ees, asAne piop's.'i''
Mnie" ny y NV ''aA'ns " ""
lahk" the fep"pheah h'ih'A'el " 'osu.e'
thousht 10 oe tau.aHouhe " NV
'a'ofship' :. " uH'sis'p.u 'ns. ne 49,
q compromise OF hpo'ea'ion u 'ne gov
efnment u ieis N ne nahas uhtii p'vp-
erlF elected national asser1pis sha't oe-
ciae the form OF sofefhHe"'
Some OF fuaHs rsht-hsna men are
Cantonese and other southerners from
provinces which are recognized as rebel
and several OF MS immcuiate supporters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-19
Local weather Record.

Official record of temperature and pre-
cipitation. compared with the correspond
ing period Of the last three years:
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Temperature and pfeci5itation depar-
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l1fEdNts UtFVN Atfu.
L. a. WELSH. Local Foreesster.
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geder iuirO faiiirt.

gteiD g)orf, 28. Sftober. r.-g6df.
les gefer, Der Wi0roer oes @1n.
bfers 9loientbal, tpuroe ofii3iea aus
Dem GoIi5eioienIt Der Staot geeir
gcrf auSgeitoBeu. gr iuirb 0en
SfaupIab ieincr bieliGbrigen SbG.
tiafeit nod einnal betreten, I'M ge.
meiien uno Photographic 81 tper.
ben, oamit fem 4onterfei un0 feline
Ierionolien Der gerbre9ergaIIerie
einperleibt iperoen. Gann miro er
porIaufis III Die Combs bon Sing
Sing iuanoeriL Inn BORT Die Gnt-
ideibuna ieines @eiudes I'M eiucn
neuen Gro5eb ob5lnuarten.
Die Soften fir einen etipoigen
tieuen Gro5eB tperben bonn Staatc
getragen iperoeiL oa Der erIte Iro.
5eB pdbreno elmer Spe5ioIeeri6tS.
iibuna gefiibrt ipuroe. 9eder er-
luartet an 0iittipof) iein llrt6eil.
9os 8eIiih INN einen neuelt
Gro3eB miro bur9 12 Tlulfte mo-
tifiert
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Salleniueibr in Columbus, gleb.
tiimueiGnns Der 9adnnerdur'Saac
in Columbus murgsn gbenb.

@ie befannt iinoen morger, Dien'
itng oen 20. Sftober, Die Saupt.
Observation-Disclosures Der neuen
@i1nuerdorbaae in Columbus, gleb..
itatt. 0eutide @eiangpereine bon
Grano SSlano, Maoiion, 2iucoIn
Ano Omaha iperoen ii9 an Oeniel'
len aftiu bet1eiligeu. Omaha al.
lein miro ein Sontirgent bon %
S1naern na9 Columbus entienOen,
meIde mebrere 2ieOer 5u @ebor
bringen iuer0en. gto6itebenO brin.
gen mir oas Seitprogromm:
Sibertiire (W1nnerdor Srde.
iter); ieitreoe (gien. NeumGrfer, @.
o.; 9es Wl6odens alage (5or.
NOM Club; glniprn6s (Sobn Rat.
les, IT,, 8ertreter oes Staatsoer.
tnnbes 9febrnsfa); @riibe on Die
Seimntb (g2ebrasfa Sdneerbuno)
Guett aus Der Sper Sreiidiis (Srl.
Sn5eI 8rom unb Serr Gbos. Ser.
5inger); @anoerluIt (9aebrasfa Sdn.
aerbunO); Selection (6rau SEQ Sie.
ten, Sri. Clio gSobl, 8aIter gott.
her); SOLDER Srieoe (Sormonp
Club; Inter Dem 9oppelaoler Cgte-
brasfa SdngerbunO); SeIection (lln.
iere 0eutifle Wfltliffonelle).
Moreen gta9mittag I'M $3.50
llbr fabren Die bieiisen Mitglieoer
ces W1nner6or, Srpbeus uno eini-
ge Dtitglieoer Der Goncoroia 5ltr
Ginipeibung Der neren Sale oes
M1nnerdor nah Columbus, gtebr.,
ob. Die Geile miro NIT Der Union
Gaeific 9nbn genta4t imo trifft
Ger 3ug Inn 6:20 llbr sl6cnos bort
elm.
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Seim eisemer 9eteftiu.

Sdmitag 9lbeno puroe gen gle.
bile al Der "a. mo S'Strabe,
Siio.Gutoba, BON 5ipei 8egelage'
Tern iiberialen uRo I'M 81 beralbt
@eitern glbeno beian0 iif Der ge.
roubte auf Dem @ege na6 Der bic.
fisen 9oli3eiitation, nm Den 9aii6
~ meIoen, als er nn Der 16. uno
9ooee Strnbe 5uidIlis auf 5ipei
Wdnner itieB, bon ocnen elmer NIT
einem Der RGiber ioentiid mar.
9aepiIlc peranlabte ioiort oeiien
9erbniilng. 9nlo oarauf itieb er
aui einen 5ipeiten aerl, pelder oenl
anoeren ieiner 9lnsreiier sIid, pic
Elm 81 Dem onSeren. slud or tpur'
Sc ber6aitet. 3pei 3eusen oes
lteberiaIles-5rl. 2uIu 9ropn nno
Sri. @enepiepe Smitb-buben Die
8erbafteten ebenialls nls iene
@egelaeerer erfannt, Uelte IDiae
iiberfielen.
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eannere WlilitarDienitseit.

Wdlblngton, 20. Oftober. .--(8e.
neralaoiutnnt George glnoreips bai
ellen 8erbeoiii5ieren flmogetbon,
onb bic sfnrerbunger, bonn I. go.
rember anseiangen fir iieben Sab.
re, anltatt, ipie bisber, fir pier
Sabre 81 gelten baben. Siermii
miro bos neue @eieb iiber Die Ian.
gere Wlilitdr0icnit3eit gum erIten
Wiol in slnpenolng ge6radlt. Bon
Der iiebenidbrigen Gieniijeit iperoen
ieood mlr Die eriten bier Sabre i'm
aftipen Gienit Jugebradt lperOcn,
nah lpelhcn Der SoIOat, iueIder
niht peiter gu oienen piinid)t, in
Die Geierbe beriebt ipiro. SSn Der
9feierpe be5iebt Der Sol6at feline
ge5abIung, fann aber icOeraeit elm.
terllfen iueroen.
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Sao.Sma6a.

1tngef1br $500 2cute lieBen lid
am SomItae regiltriren. 8as ii
,ngefdbr 800 ipeniger als bel Der
Iebten 9feaiitration bes poriger1
Observation-Disclosures. Ser itdrfite Sin.
brang mar gegen glbenb, alS Die
gngeitellten Ser Sdladtbdiiier mad
Sauie girgen, 9ie @ablridter lnl
Glerfs batten alle Sdnoe bon 81
tbun.
8. 6. Sell Salpun, 2425 gt-Str.
geites 9ier. Seiner Sreilltnd.
9cnti1er geiud millfommen.
Gin ilnaer Mann Sames 9ns.
Qan, fie1 Sanlltag slbenO bonn 8
Stroben-Siabuft uno erlitt id,ipere
illnere @erleslngen. Gr fano gluf-
nabne im S5oipitol. @tan alaitbt.
bob er auf Dem gelanoer iaB unb
einIdIief.
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glntompbilranber perhaftet.

Wobreno oieles Wlonuts Iino Der
&oli5ei iiber 20 s[utonobiloiebItdbIe
gemeloet iporben. SSn alien Saden
tpltroen Die 9iebitable bon Jun.
gen Burden allsgefiibrt, ipeldc iifJ
6niommen nit aefaIlenen gngeIu
cine Siinoenfabrt Ieiiteten. Der
Eoli5ei lit es enolid eelingen, ei-
nen Der Spibbuben in Der gerIon
hes 2f-i6brigen Carl Sapes bing-
felt 5u MAIDEN. Der 9uride Itano
I'M 9egriff, iid Oas 9(uto bon 8.
s. @lOrige an5ueignen uno oooon
Sii fnbren, ols oieier auf Ser gilo.
fIdde erid)ien inO 5uiammen nit
Dem Goli3iiten 9finn oen Dieb ber.
Fnftctc. 8ieies aber gelang qrIt
nod heftigem Sample, in oeIIen
@erlauf SaDes idlimm berfniippelt
iunroe.
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pift-prd(iofnt
tOotkrQnk!
Der 3uitanS bon SameS z. Sber'
man iuiro ais bOifnnnsslos
bcseidvnet.

Utica, e. o., 28. Oftober. r.-3lm
erIten @aaIe ieit Der langpierigeu
aranfbeit oes Der. Staaten gice,
Grdiioenten Sames @. Sbernau
tuuroe beitte bon ieinen 9lngeb6rigen
eeIteito semad)t, oab Serr Sbernan
Gin iebr franfer Wlann iei. 2estC
gadt Dcridlinlmerte iid iein gu,
iiano oermaBen oaB man nui ooS
Sdlimmite gefaBt mar. Sein 9lrjl
Or. BED gb beiite folgen0es guIlc.
tin beraus: ,9ice.9rGlioent Sber-
man TT ein iebr frazier Rnnn; oaS
@eriiht aber, Dab er i'm Sterbcn
lieat, lit iibertricbeu. Cine ariIis III
uabc beuoritebeno."
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9nrdj 2cndltsas eritidt.

9iutb O'aane, cine ettpa %
Sabre aIte Srau, 2558 Cunning
GtroBe tpobnboft, ipurOe beute als
2eidnam in einem 3immer oes
Spin Gitp Sotel, 10. uno Douglas
StraBe, sefunoen. Gen ofieneu
@asfrabnen entitromte oas @as
Gin Sanbtud mar I'M ben Sbiir'
idliiiiel geipitnoen, Inn 3u berbirt.
bern, OnB oas Sos our6 oas
Sdliiiiello6 entpei6en fonnte. Sf-
fenbar liegt Elm SeIbItmoro Dor.
0aS Miotip 5u oemielben lit itnbe'
fannt. Coroner Grosbp oronete Die
1eberfiibrltns 0es 2eidnams mad
Der Wforgue an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28

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riften borlieb nebnen, tpie lie ibnen
bonn 3enior 5iigetheilt iperoen.
2onoon, %. Sftober. WlilitGri.
ide Sadneritdnoige baIten es fiji
iogut ipie gelpiB, Dab alth slbriaho,
pei faIlt, iunbriheinli6 binnen me.
liaen Stunoen.
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llesfueb burh pereinigte ierbild)e
ino bltlgariide Streitfr1fte ipor
Der idperlte Sdlae, ipclden Die
1iirfei bis iest altf Dem ipeItliden
ariegslfaaplab erlitten fat. llno
eS lit iebr fraglid, oh Die Tiirfctt
Sflttari gegen Die Montenegriner
bolten fonnen.
Die @riehen fpntrolliren iebt
Ole 5rpei Sauphpege, ipelde bon il.
rer @ren5e norolparts fiibren, irtb
riiden auf Die Seitlmgeil Stamina
rmo Monnltir Los.
2onoon, 28. Sftober. .-Oie tiir.
fiihe Gtegierrng bat beiite Wadmit.
tag 5ugegeben, oaB gsfi gaba bon
ben 9nlgaren beiebt iporoGl lit.
9ei ben aampfen Inn 9irf.ainii.
ieh belt Der Too inter ben Cir.
fen graiiiige Grntc, Seoer 3e6nte
Mtonn oes anil3en tiirfijden slr-
meeforps fano ieilieii Goo. sliiS
gerIeben bobeu iid bic Tiirfcu oe,
geuicitia beihoIiell ~.