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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Der 81. sOnareh.
gartbolSt's @eictuOrlnsc bejislidj
oeS EraiioententcrmiuS.

gSai9inaton, .. g., t3. Gc5.-
SIN 0auie iuur0en Die llnteriudul.
gen gegeu oen @eIotruit fortgeieet.
Der friibere @ouperneur Serrid
ton Ohio beiiinportete Dor Dem
aonlite fir ganf. mo @iiili5peien
Die groiiiuu9 bon areOitnniinIten
duf Dem Sanoe.-gtah elmer itiir.
miiden 0ebotte puroe Die 8eioIit.
tion angenomnen nonad 9lepra.
ientont Is. s. 8olpmon bon IL.
NenuipIbania 9iItrift iiir abgelebt
ctfldrt tpirO. 9afiir itinnten 1913,
oogegen lis aeprdieiltnllten. Ger
9Intrag, ieincn 0emofrotiid)en @e-
senfanoionten g. q. Mc2ean Git
uno Stimme I'M Snitie 81 geben,
9ing init 1St gegen SO Stunmen
terloren. Geprdientnnt gartbolot
reidlte cine BID ein l1lt pelher
ole glmtsoaner ems Yr1iioenten auf
Spei Serminc BON ie oieriGbrieer
Gnner bei6rGnft ieiu ion.-Gie
Foitoifice 9erlpilialm9sbiG in Ser
Sobe uon $27S.4S9,7St tprroe i'm
Saile einberihtet. 9ariulter be.
finort lid elm Soften fir gtabIirlmg
Ser gadetpoit. gegen oas goriaBr
lit Die Boit.9eruiaiginlgsbia m
iiber 8 WdQionen nieoriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Der ecramnttc 9nmpfcr.

g8eDuoutb, England, 13. Ge3.-
Ser i'm &anal bonn britiiden
Gdla6tidiff Centurion" in @5rtmr
Qebobrte 9otupier luar Ser pOs'
prcD" BON 8aterforo, SSrIan0, Der
bier beltinlmt mar. @s mar Elm
fleineS 5diff, no es niunlt @un-
Ser, oaB Der groBe o9reaonaltg9t"
ourd Sen 3uianmenitoB 10 iblpe.
rem Gdaocn erlitten bat. Ser nSS-
prrn" mar. nit 03onn uno @tans
binnen elmer halben 0tinute nab
Der &oIliiion beriunfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
@nte sSimtcriaatcn.

ggaI6ington, t3. 9e8.-@eiterr
gaa6nlittag ber0fientlibte oos lan0.
nirtbId)oftlid)e 9epartement ben 9e-
rid,t iiber oen Gtano Der gsinter,
iaaten an 1. DECEMBER, pelder ME
fclat Ialtet: 99iuterrpei3en, Gle
glnbaufI1de bctrdgt 32,S37000
2lder aeapu 33,215,O00 glder Dor
eSa6reSfriit mo Der Stmn0 Der
5elAfruht mar ant I. DECEMBER nit
93.2 8rocent elmer 9tormalerute 5u
te3ei6nen. g8interroggen Die gln.
baufl1dc betrGqt 2,443,000 9(der
gegen 2,478,O00 glder Dor SSab.
resfrilt, uno Der StanO mar ON
i. 9e3entber nit 93.5 Brocent einer
HormaIernte 3u be3eidnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
sseucr i'm oSrrenaiul.

8coria, 81, 10. 9e3 SSn 6er
lraucnabtbeiIing 0eS SanloiS SSr.
rcnaipls 5n gartonbiQe fam 6euer
slnn 9luSbnld,. Inter OeH SSnidiien
cntitano cine Gonif; MN nit 0tiibe
oeIonQ es, 0ie 8eHteaIranfen ms
,Srcic luo in ein nnoere5 0jebdiloe
III beforocrn. GaS 6euer beiuno
lid, oont oe5 pronlpten Gintrefiens
Der ooid,niurnid)oit balo inter fon.
troLle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Iraiibent snft nls GrOfciiOr.

g9aibin0toll t3. DEG Braii0eni
aaft bat Oas i6n genladte g(nerbie-
Ten Der Sent. Yrofeiiur an Der llni-
berIitdt galc in grIpdguug ge8o-
qen. 9ieier GoIten mar felt meb-
reren 45abren unbeiebt lmO suleBt
pon G0iparo 9Sobn @belp3, einenl
ausoeseidjneten aenner oes G0lfer.
redbts lno e6enaliget 8otidafter in
2onoon, 6efiei0et. Ger aent.2ebr.
1htbl lit nit $4,000 iGbrlid ootirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
s,eidranfnup bes 5rndltucrianOtS,

s5odionbille, ,IIa1 13. 0P3. -gS
Is. 1enple, G,euernlacid)ditsfiibre
scr ,Slori0a Citrus Grdlange, bat
aae @litqIieoer Ser 8rudltborie ills
Iiraiirt, big alf 8eitereS feiiie
,Sriidtc mad, Dem 9tor0er su lenoea.
Ct liirdlict, 0aB Der 0aorft i'm Ror.
zen iiberFiillt nmo Die 6rildt Dann
i'm grciie iinfen nirD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
aauOnuen6OOt gendIS"
GadJ ben Ebilippinen 6rOrSert.-
Die seiiObleue aaiiertcttc. .-Sein
Sallunilug ii6rrs Yieer.-2as
OeitidJe &nicum.

Berlin, 10. Ge3.-3os aanonen.
boot o2udls", ipeI9eS gu Den bent.
iben ariegsidiiicn Der oitdiiatiiheu
Stotion gebort lul6 Dem Streujer.
gei6pooer unteriteat lit, bat geiebI
erbalten, rad Dinnila In Gee 81
eeben. 9as 9leidSarnlineaHt bat
Ii9 5u Dem Sdritt oeranlaBt geie.
len infoIge Oes iiirht6aren Gdiiims,
lDel9er Die gbilippiuen beintgeilift
iulo gerbeerlmgen in Dfenge ange-
rihtet bat. Gem Gomnlanonnten
oes aauonenboots, aoruettenfapit1n
Ebinrifens, 1T Der gtuftrdg ertbeiIt,
iib ii6er 6as Sbidial Der BORT on,
i1iiigen oeutiden Rei6sauseborigen
81 bergeipiiiern.
Sn a0Il bat Der gro3eb ipegel
0es Diebitabls Der aaiierfette be.
gonnen, Die i'm 9lnfang Oes Som.
mers nebit nnoeren 9ropbden 6es
aolner Midmergeiangoereins aus
ser gigeliteiner 5orbitrg 9erailbt
fporben iii. glugeflagt limo ieds
Berionen; aniep, &odgeidur5 umo
9aper nls 9iebe, 0iiller, Sanlnla.
der uno GbiG ais Sebler. sSran5
8aper, Der oil neridieoenen anbe4
rem gtnbriiden betbeiligt iii, mar
iuenige @o1en nod Dem Hailb Der
&aiierfette Derbattet ipor0en itn0
batte 5lpei anoere 9etbeiligte Der.
rat9en, neil iie, nie er erflGrte,
nit Der &ette ms gluSLan0 ge9an.
gen iparen obne ibm einen entipre.
den0en 2obt fir ieine og(rbeit" 5us
fonulen 5u Inilen. eSn 4nguIt ma.
rem Ebeile Der @ette irn0 SSinpelen
bei elmer on6eren 8er9aftung ailf-
qeflnroen iporoen. SSn5lpii6en bat
&aiIer @ilbelm g8eiillng gegebeil,
fir Oen gtdimergeiangoerein eine
neue &ette, ndh Dem gliifli6erpeiie
rorban0enen Wto0ea Der gera1bten,
arBufertigen.
Ser ieit Sangen idpe6en0e Glan,
Sen gltl6ntiifen S5con bon oen
G5orpn ooer SenerifIa ans IN einem
Qilfttreu5er 3u iiberfliegen, lit Dor.
ldlfig mtfaegehen moroen. Die @e.
ielll6oft, tpelhc bon 9r. E1uI Sans
tns 2eben gernfet mar, Inn oen
bon 0em 6elttidl omerifauiiden
SSourrnlilten 5oiepb grltder erion.
nenen Glnn CUR glusfiibruu9 gu
bringen lit altfgeloit iporoen.
aniier 8ilbelm elHpfing 0berbiir.
9ernteiIar 8erluittb uttO Die Stoot-
baurdtbe Sofflnuim ulto &rolde gu
ei1er eiitgebetloen geIpredlmg iiber
0ie gteilbaltten 0es 8elltId)en Wtlt-
ieunS un0 Die Ttdote6auIi6e 9lus,
ser ltluge6ung Der Wht-
fe1msiuiel, loipie oie ltntertiutlte.
lung Ser StroBe Inter Sen 2inoen.
8eiter gelpdbrte Ser Wionard, in
Ser gleiden Sade glloie15 Dem
UdniIter Der offei1tliden 2(rbeiten
b. @reitenbacb, Dem 2inon3ntinifter
Or. 2enbe, Dem aultlt8nliriIter Or.
b. Croft 5u Sol5 uro Sen betbei[ig-
ten g[rditeften.
General @oIter sSratts @eorg
Sronidrt BON Gheqen0orf beging oie |
5eier ieines 60iGbrigen Sffi3iersiu-
bil1mnS rno erbielt bielc Gbrlngcn |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
&atcrmOrS.
Sin 14.idbriger Singe bafte iei
Hen Sater unO eridlieFt lin
ofne Grnnb.

Sos 9lngeIes, Sal, 10. Seq
Sier ereignete ii6 cin entieblides
8erbreben. Ser t4-idbrige Martitr
Hidert tpeigerte iid oui @ebeiB iei.
mes gaters 8rennboI5 in Die Slide
5lt trneen uno 5og ii6 eiuen Ser.
meis 3lL Qlls Der 8ater in oen
Sol ging, feiterte Ser SSlnqe Ourd
6as aiibenfenlter ltno to0tete ieinell
Gr5eueer. ST iagte nod ieiner
&erhaftung, 6aB CT ieinen Safer
lett ldngerer 8eit ae6oBt babe, trob-
Dem oieier i'm immer liebepoa be-
ban0elte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
gSettcrberid,t.

Sir 0maba. Council Bluffs un6
limgeeeitb: Scton heute iulo Gam.
itna, fein peeintlid>er Seniperatlu.
iDebIel
sir 9lebrasta: Sd)0n Dellfe unO
SanIitua; fein ipeicntIiher 9enlpc.
lahutssbleL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
8ettlHitige SaOctteu.
400 aaSctten erbnlten iucsen lleber'
tretnng Der Spiel.CrOre Stn'
benarrcit.

g(nnapoIis, 13. 0e3-8icr6m.
6ert Decentralization, ipel6e 3niam,
men $4,000 ouf oen g(usgdng Oes
;ynBbaaipiel8 5lpiiden aa0etten Der
Narine imo Ser 9lrmee getpcttet
botten, baben iDegen llebertretllng
Ser 9lnti. .Spiel.0rore ie feds Gage
Shibenarreit erbaIten imo iino Inn
% gmtte in ibrer 3euitr bera6.
Qelebt nor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
gaadt sluci ecl6itmurOucriadlc

Gin frii6erer sSaultfdnlpfer.
.glonf~ Drummer, 4t05 iiiol. 12
StraBe pobnbnft, mahte i'm Staot'
eefdngniS 8tpei SelbItmorOberiude
3uerit irtdte er li9 nit ieinem
Giemen 5u erbdngen, umO dls oieier
gerluh oereitelt tptroe, beriudte
cr. lidJ 0en Sf1oeI on Oen StabG.
ipd1toen ieiuer 3elle eir5uiItoben.
glber au1 oies gelang ibm nidt,
0enn oie @ennlten tparen 5u nuf.
merfinm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Die sraHf9eit Oes Sare,pitid.
in SUffreiien beidlaftist man I'D
nit Der @ahl einrS yladl.
foIgrrS.

2onoon 10. 9e5.-Ger 0ailr
Grpreb brinot eine gfoti5, ndh iueI-
der aronprilB aleris bon 0iuBlonO
oas Spier oes glibiIisntus geipor.
cen iein ioI. IS miro BARN be-
reits ins gliige gefabt iein cinerI
gladioIger fir oen Ebron 81 be,
itinmeu, oo es ousgeihloiien iii,
bab bic 2inie fortgeiest iueroeil
fam. @robber5og Tiidoel, oer
9rll0cr oes 3oren fat bereits Dor
LANCER 3eit aili Die 3brOufoIee Dcr.
5ifJtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Gdlnee in g1r6rasfa.

9oS faIte @setter i'm 9torotpeIten
tmo i'm 8eIten 0es Staotes bot
sen regelm6Bigen 8abnberfebr tbeil-
meiie lu,terbrod)en. SSSnl peitlihen
Ne6raSfa ttnb Gitliden @nontin9
liegt Ser Sdnee bon 2 big 8 3oll
bod. SSn Si6nep berridte geitern
3eropetter. gSeiter i'm 9or6en iu1o
rben in Den 8lad Stills 5eigte oos
3bernlometer olf 10 bis 25 @rao
ilber Zero.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
SulIar.@as in Sidlt.

Die Staottommiiidre bieIter
Gonneriiag gtnHnlittng cine Sson,
feren5 nit Den gcanlten Der @as
60. ab, Oie einen barmoniiden Ser.
louf nnhm. Die it1otiidem gebor-
rem iino 5iemIi6 iider, OoB IN
gGIoc nit Der @os Gonpnln Elm
llebereiufommen abgeihloiien per-
cen miro, ponadj ben &onilfmentcu
81 @os m0 oaruuter geliefert per'
0en tpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
slenSernns I'M 0iurincfommanbO

@ottoluLt, 13. 0e5.-G8 lnur0e
beute bier befannt aenlaft oaB
8ice.9Lomirol gg. 6. Golpels, &on.
n1ultoellr Der Ser. Stonten Niorine.
liation bel Soonolldlt, ont 81. Sc.
brllar Ieines Hoitens entho6en iun0
5um aomman6er oes gltlantiIhen
@elhmnoers gentaht lperoen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
StOO NIr,mnffc neitphlen.

syn Dem BeI3geid)1ft BON $. %.
9lIabaugb, 1926 5arnam Strabe,
lit cine gtor5nlIffe im 8ertbe pol
$t00 geitobIen iporoen. Ger Ser.
oa6t ialt auf ein dltli6es, Gut.
9efleioetes Soar, oas cine bilige
500 einige Dfinrtelt bepor Der
9iebitabl entOedt tpurOe, gefallit
hatte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
In 6eI6ituertheiSianna.

Gbas. 8aNatnL ser Ieiren Sdppn.
ger erIdoB, als er feline (gSaoitnr's q
Gdppefter in rober @eiie miBban-
6elte, ipiro BON Dem golnltpnrapalt
ie0enfals auf freieu 5atB geiest
iper0eu, oenu 6ie Gororters Surp
bat ein 8eroift abgegeben, DAB Ba-
Bum in SeI6Itpertbeioigung geban.
belt babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Gfploion
in l1eapfl {!
100 Sdiffe i'm Saieu in bic 2aft
geiprenst.-tSrOher gerimit bon
Wienideuleben.

g1eapel, 10. GeS.-Sm bieiisea
Snfen ereignete iib beutr gaad,nrit
tog cine icbredlife grpIoiion. lleber
tlmOert fleine Ssiiiteniabr3eige mo
goote fpur6en infolge oerielbcn in
cie 9uft geiprengt. Die 3obI Der
babel inns 2eben @efommenen fam
nod nid)t feitaeitelt iperoen. Mon
befiirhtet inoeiieu, onb oieIeIbe I'M.
gbcuer iii. Die llriahe Der gr.
pIoiion founte bisber nidt feitgc.
itellt peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
SiirfiIdle 9ranIamfciten.

aitbeft IL. gq5-S5oIbonttIidJ
miro IN atben beftatiot, oaB Cir.
ten in Der Rahbdridait bon galos
G0rfrr angSiin0et mO Die Gilnuob.
licr obgcihlaftet baben. SSn 36ra.
5ien ipiiroen 800 @rie6en nic0er.
ganeteLt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
.e,eilsnrmee nnS &oIuntGre.

3tpiiheu Der Scilsormce uno Sen
@olontdrcn BON 9Inerifa lit elm
Streit iiber bic qlrten @den oct
Staot cutbrannt. Die GoIi5ei bot
einen 5eitpeiIiacn 9oilenlttnItano
aiitanbc 1ebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Gentralb
gerinmmInna Der 9elcsaten benie
9Ibenb I'M SeutIden Snns.

Seute, Sreitng, 9lbeno finbet INT
Geitti6en Sars Die nopotIide Ser.
iarnmLrmg Der 9eIeeaten oeS Gem
traIperbanoes itatt, iporauf oieie
biermit freunoIidit altfnerfinnr ee-
ma6t uno gum @ri9eiiten oufsefor-
0ert iueroen.
Dit @rnB, b
Sol. s. Beter, IrGiioeitt. !
glLb. @ali6e, Sefretdr. I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
NPnslonS ,parnt Ghiua.

Qting, 19. Deg. RuBIato bat
gbinu aufgelprocrt, Die mongoIiid)e
SSraqe ioiDrt beisltlegen, minrigen
fans oe 0iplomatilhcn ge5iebungelI
scr beiDen gdnoer abgebrodleit lper.
leg ,piirossa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Ginger, sldJtnns!
Grtra-SerIammInns aller SGnsrt
nno SGngerinnen SOnntng
gia6mittag.

9ie gtitglieoer Der gerenn NfGt-4
nerdor, Srpbelts lmo goncoroinI
fin6 hermit erludt iid Counting.
gladnittog nm A 1lbr in Der Sdn-l
gerbaGe 5u eiiter GrtraberfaulrnIumgs
ei1l3ufiiuoen, Inn nit Dem Wfufif~
&on1ite oes Mtuiifbereins BIdne be~s
6iiglib elmer groBeren arffiibru1tg3
gu beIpre6et ]
adtlnigsboQ, 9as @oinite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Gins. 6. sSp6annss aeitOt6ea.

g2od lGngerern 2eioen lit belitr
CHARLES 6. SSSobafrnes, UtitsIieo Der
6irma Bartoal & Gallagher, i'm sIl.
fer bon 54 sSabren gcitorben. gr
iiano ieit BEN Iebten 27 Sabreu
nit ser genurrtten sSirina in Ser.
tin0llng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
l,eiIimismns in Der sdmei,.

9efL 13. Gei.-0er idtpeiJeri,
ihe 9iniOesrat6 bat beidIoiieu, be,
ionoere 0ctohemertS bon Syrtae.
rieurstrnppen 81 biloer, oerer
sliiigobe es I'M Sale eines eltrop1i.
incn arieaes iein piiroc, ale griit.
Ten i.no GiIenbabnen in Der Sdlpei,
Su 5eriioren. 9ieie 0laBnabmC
piro bier ols ein 9eipeis fir ben
ernit Der internationalen 2uge oil.
aeiehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Sample Sluiihen 1ricden nnS
Siirfen.

IN Der lln1egeno bon SSanino
Iabcn iit beittc Eiirfen mo @rie.
den ein iueiteres, blutiges Greifcu
aeIiefert. Die 9iirfen iunrOen mieoer
qeidIngen; Die grieden boben ii.
nen Die Srtihoft gentepigaoin ent.
riiien unO ielbige beiest. 3mii6en
Der tiirfiiten irno griediiden 6lotte
iii cine blutige SeeihIodt i'm 9legd.
iihen Meer i'm @unae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
0nrsitars in aseters6nra.

g,etersburg. 13. 9e5 Die sllrie
on Der 90rie Su Petersburg iintcn
ton Iag 5u Gag. @an3 beIonOers
aroB mar Der Gtrr3 on Sonneritag,
rafoen Die Melolmg bon elmer fri.
tiiden 5pdnning 3uiibeu GuBIan0
amo Gciterreid eingetroffen mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
fifotnskonftrfn,
urr(bobfnl
gIntisc SteidJladJt Sluiiden siirfeil
mno erieden.

eoil0on, t3. Snfolgc Ses
perip1teten eiiltrefiens Der tiirfi.
idrn Gelegoteil 5iI ben beite bier ab,
aub1lienoen Notwithstanding
meroet oieielben erIt an n1ditcn
Montnq er0ffnet neroen. Die bis
ictt bier eiiieetrofienen DcIegoten
ino outer Soiinlug mb neigen iid)
Der QIniidt 5u 6nB Der 6rieoc &c.
idloiIcn fper0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
a0ais syerSinanO plant 3irfcl.

Sofio, Is. 9e3. Ser a6nig Ser.
siltano fiiltbiete bentc an, oaB cr
int s5riibiabr ben Serridern aler
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
9lifisr.grGn

III bunFIen SlaideiL bei Grill San.
Jon. Sbore Solt9 1880. (aIMeisc)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13

groBnddte geirdp obiiatten miro,
I'M Den curopdiiden c5rieoen sll
fdroern un0 fiir Die anerfenntng
0es goItanbunoes ols 8eltnad,t
81 ipirfen. Ser Serrifer miro fidl
3nlddit nah 8ien mo Damn na6
ct. Eetersburg, Berlin 2otOon,
Goris mo 9tom begebeu
Z. 6. Sell SalDon, 1925 0.Str.
geites Bier. 5einer Sreilun6.
9ellti6er 8eu1 ipillfommen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
The Spirit of New Years Day

spirit which the earth
the natural and fitting
pardond their feelings because
instance
habit he
much single
and
considerable time and effort
thing brushed
something
who figures
willing price generally finds due
man New the
world with
mistakes of
the s will
intelligence should wish
to rejoice thought
which will 1t
that his
at oiter if he
look the
would do his
the
lie
n the o Is have sown"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
The Man Who Went Back

voluntary
bee
In
he
he which
ha
While
he he
III and he kept
of
vindi
judic useo of
policy time
whether
the foolshness of the
his ceT fulfill pie OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
FISHING WITH n STEAM PUMP.

One of the most singular fishing de-
vices imaginable was discovered by
accident in France Though extreme
ly simple, the system is revolution
ary.
A pond on he farm of La Marle-
quette, bordered by rocky shores. was
dra ned one year by the aid of a
steam pump. Each stroke of the
piston drew up twenty-five gallons
of water and the pond was empt'ed
in a few hours; and not only was the
water drawn off, but all the fishes
also were transferred to new ele-
ment.
This was a revolution. The owners
of ponds in the neighborhood follow
ed suit and the proprietor of the
pump made a speciality of this sort OF
work. He ''let one of his pumps
modified for the purpose. The peas
ants of the region called it "the fish
pump" Each stroke of the piston
brought up torrents of water. in which
were fish and crawfish, together with
mud and debris.
One pond of several acres was clear
ed of fish at an expense of SO francs
or $72O, The process was ingenious
but as one cannot have his fish and
eat it, too. and as such rapid consump-
ton would have led to equally rapid
determination, the local authorities
were Obliged to take measures to stop
the practice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
REASONABLE ENOUGH.

1t was at the dentists and Potz was
the object in the chair-a miserable,
detected. forlord object to wit.
The operation was ended and the
dentist was ostentatiously cleaning
his forceps and smiling at the result
of his muscular efforts.
II must charge you five dollars
he said at length to the suffering pa
tient, whom he had treated with more
force than skill.
The unlucky victim turned upon
his prosecutor:
What! Five dollarsl Why you
promised to charge me only one!"
Yes agreed the tooth-tugger
cheerfully. that in truth. was my
contract price for the performance.
"Well?" queried the tormented one
But you yelled so loudly that
you've scared away four other dollar
patents"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01

1t is interesting in this connection
to note the fact that at least one
country has utilized moving pictures
for the purpose of advertising itself
Carlos F, Saguier, consul general of
Argentina at Amsterdam. Holland.
has been delivering lectures there up
on the resources of his country, illus
trating his talks with moving pictures.
His success in creating interest in his
country and spreading information
concerning it has been so marked
that the Argentine government is
considering the advisablity of re-
qu'ring it's representatives elsewhere
to adopt Mr.. Saguier's method.
The Grand Trunk Railway has for
two or three years been sending lee
turer through this country to show by
means of moving pictures the develop
ment and resources of Canada, and
1t is believed that not a little of the
emigration from the United States
into the Dominion has been due to
the intere aroused by the pictures.
In view of these facts the value OF
moving pictures IN the schools is
hardy open to doubt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
NOT A BARGAIN.

'Tis not upon a bargain counter
You will ever find
That golden little god of love-
Though he may be blind;
Remember we'll this ancient adage
Tried and true and old
True love was never. never bought,
And never can be sold"
n.
And so. alack, it we'll behooves
Ye sordid souls beware
That bargains 'oftentimes but prove
Delusion and snare
For when alas. the glamour gone
And life and heart are cold,
You'd give for one true beat of love
The wealth your Golfers hold.
For better 'tis to begging go
Out in the wide worlds mart,
Than buy and sell for sordid gold
And miss loves golden heart;
So never. never. then forget
This simple adqge tried and old
True love '""e never, never bought
And never can be sold.'
Augusta Wall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
People Without Cit,zcnshlp.

New York = The people of Porto
Rico are still people without coun-
try They are citizens of Porto Ri
co, but the island does not exist as
an entity in the fanny of nations.
They are not citizens of the United
States, but their country has been
made a part of the United States.
Under American rule and free
trade with the United States those
people are prospering materially The
exterior trade has more than quad
rupled. Their two leading industries
of sugar and tobacco production have
expanded largely, even within the
last year and the production of fruit
for export has increas one-thrd.
But something is still lacking for
the contentment of the Porto Ricans.
They are people of soul and senti-
ment. They want to be somebody as
world civilians, and the yare nobody
now-citizens Of no recognized ma
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
CALIFORNIA FoRBIDs APPEAL.

:, One Of the sensible constitutional
amen> nents adopted by the voters of
California at the November election -
says Munsey's editorially, provided
that hereafter no judgment shall be
set aside or a new trial granted be-
cause of misdirection of the jury, err
ror in admitting or rejecting evidence
and so forth, unless 1t shall be shown
on examination of the entire cause,
that the particular error resulted in
prejudice and substantial damage to
the accused In other words, tech
nica1 error. unless it had actually in
fluenced the issue OF the case, must
not be the justification of a new trial.
"That is a sensible. reasonable and
fair rule. 1t ought to have prevailed
in this country for the last century,
as 1t has prevailed in others
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-01
OUT OF THE DUST.


They say that when a man is dead
Out of his dust will bloom
A flower like his hair, to spread
It's shadows DER his tomb.
II.
And if his life was sweet and clean
The flower will be rose;
But DER the grouchy and the mean
1t is a weed that grows.
III.
Some mighty man whose wealth un-
told
Held all the world in scorn
May spring from out the churchyard's
hold.
A burdock and a thorn.
w
Some humble life whose humble way
Was hemmed with doubt and care
May blossom on a sunlt day.
A fragrance and a prayer"
".
1t is your daily thought and deed
That blossoms in the tomb;
You cannot live like a jimson weed
And turn to a lily bloom.
Grady L. Ingram.