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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
GAYNOR ASSA|LANT
DEAD IN ASYLUM
James J. Gallagher, Who Shot
New York Mayor, Dies
from Paresis.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 9.-James
]. Gallagher, the man who shot
Mayor Gaynor, of New York, nearly
two years ago at Hoboken. died to-
day at the New Jersey State Hospital
for the Insane in this city. Death
was due to paresis. He had been at
the State Hospital since January IS,
1912, having been transferred there
from the New Jersey State Prison,
where he had been sentenced to serve
twelve years on a charge of assault
upon Street Commissioner William
Edwards, of New York city, who was
with Mayor Gaynor at the time
Gallagher was never prosecuted for
the shooting of the mayor. This was
at Mayor Gaynor's request.
Gallagher's act was prompted by
disappointment from having been DIS
charged from a municipal position in
New York city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03

George Washington, a bulldog, a
policeman and fight of stairs, well
mixed together, figured in little
ioyll of city life that came before
Acting Judge Oehring, in the Second
Precinct Police Court today.
Patrolmen Petit and Fletcher heard
sundry cries of murder" police"
and help issuing from house at
% Hudson street late last night
They found John Washington, So
years old, working off the surplus
energy he had gathered from the cup
that cheers in demolishing crockery
and furniture.
It'll be quiet here the rest of the
night" the patrolmen assured Mrs.
Washington as they dragged away
her belligerent spouse.
Halfway down the street they
were amazed by a sudden recurrence
of the blood-curdling screams.
Fletcher started back to find out
what had happened.
He went upstairs and opened the
door. Inside was George Washington,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
TALE OF A SHIRT AND A
TALE OF A DOG RETOLD

next effort of the woeful storytellers
to the listening judge. Someone in
the house at 1873 Mcwhorter street
stepped on the tail OF a dog belong
ing TO neighbor. The witnesses Of
the affair declared that every time
that she came down she kept
"a-kiclxin the dawg aroun. They
had evidently never heard the "Houn
Dawg song because not one smiled
when the Judge reJolned that he'd
have to put stop to 'kickin' the
dawg aroun'."
After listening to q few more tales
that the gossipy neighbors had been
telling the court adjourned for the
day.
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Seven Sister" De-
clared to Be Danger
Gus to Trade.
ASSERT THEY WOULD
SPELL RUIN TO STATE
Hearing Before Senate Judi
ciary Committee Adjourned
Until Next Monday.
TFrom a star corre.pondent.I


TRENTON. N. j., Feb. 3.-The hear
ing on the Seven Sisters corpora
ton bills before the Senate committee
on judiciary opened in the Senate
chamber with many corporation at
torneys present at 10:45 this morning.
Senator Davis, chairman of the COM
mittee, announced that those speak
ing in favor OF the bills would be
given the FIRST half-hour, and those
with changes to suggest the remain
ing hour and a half; but there was
none to speak. in favor of the bills.
w. J. Foster, of Trenton, president
of the Manufacturers Association OF
New Jersey, said the hearing had
caught the association unawares and
it was not prepared to suggest the
changes believed necessary. He said
the association was not opposed to
the general purport of the bills, but
wanted to suggest amendments and
asked for a further hearing.
w ]. Lewis. of the Tidewater Oil
COMPANY. was the FIRST speaker on
the bills. Richard V. Lindabury, coun-
sci for severai corporations OF this
State; Frank Bergen, general counsel
for the Public Service Corporation,
and Frederick W. Kelsey, of Orange,
were among those at the hearing.
Mr.. Lewis brought up objections to
several of the bills on behalf of his
company, which was sued with the
Standard Oil Company as co-de-
fendant by the government, but dis
charged. He described the business
of the company, which is at Bayonne,
and spoke particularly against bin
45, which deals with prices, forbidding
sales in one community at a lower
rate than another. freight rates being
considered.
Consider Pierce Bill.
Senator Pierce's bill. No. 80, which
Mr.. Lewis said was like the Sherman
antitrust law, was considered with
the other bills.
Concerning bill 43, which defines
customary for corporations to con-
tract for the entire output of a ceg-
tain commodity vet if all the prod
uct on hand was sold the law would
have been offended, according 20 the
Interpretation he put on it. Mr.. Lewis
offered no objection to the bill con-
cerning mergers. He was against
Senator Pierce's bill, which is like
the Sherman law. saying that it
would be necessary for the courts
to apply the "rule of reason" decid-
ing whether a person had violated its
provision.
Bill A, Mr.. Lewis said, which deals
with prices, aimed at legislation
which he thought was extremely
dangerous and uncalled-for. He held
that il his company must sell to the
Standard Oil Company on the same
terms that it sold to the Tidewater
Oil Company, in another State, then
(Contiued on Second PageD
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Hurled Out by
a Spring Seat

Flung to the ground by the spring
seat of his lumber wagon, George
Major, 50 years old, Of Il Stanton
street, was seriously injured in Bel
mont avenue. near Springfield, today.
The City Hospital physicians fear he
has fractured skull.
Major was driving in Belmont ave-
nue. when the wagon, heavily laden
with lumber. skidded. The block sup
porting the long spring board that is
used for holding the load-chains
taut, had gradually worked its way
out and the last jolt sent it into the
road
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clerk. BY the irony of fate, he is the
victim of the action of the Demo-
cratic House in cutting the salary of
Presidents secretary from 81, 500 a
year to $4,000. This action was taken
last summer as an economy meas
ure, although the job of executive
secretary in recent years has been
rated at the capital as of more i'm
portance to the success of Presi-
dent than a cabinet post.
Today there is a strong bond of
affection between the governor and
his secretary, and because of their
intimate relations it had been ex-
pected right along that the governor
would take Mr.. Tumulty to Wash
ington with him.
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TO HEAR DR.. VINCENT

MoRRIsTOwN. y. j., Feb. 3.-Dr.
George E. Vincent, president of the
University of Minnesota. will be the
speaker at the celebration of the an
niversary of Washington's birthday
to be held by the Washington Society
of New Jersey at headquarters on the
afternoon of February %.
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MILlTIAMEN ON TRIAL

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb a.
Five st. Paul officers of the Mime
sofa National Guard were placed on
trial here today before the First
regiment court-martial charged with
INSTRUMENTATION. The st. Paul bat
TALON, on verbal notice from Colonel
Luce, failed to appear in the Mime
apolis tourney Friday night last.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
Girl Wins Prize
in Missing Word

The Stars missing word contest for
last week was won by Miss Elizabeth
zimmers, of 529 Market street. She
was the first to supply the word that
was needed to make the contest page
of advertisements letter perfect.
Special had been omitted from
the advertisement of Castleberg, jew
elers, Of S37I9 Broad street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
johnson Loses Appeal

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3,-The SUI
preme Court today dismissed the ap-
list, Indicted in Chicago on charge of
violating the Federal white slave act.
from the decision OF the Federal
court OF Northern Illinois.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
TAFT O. K. ON BILL FOR
WILSON'S INAUGURATION

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-.President
Taft today signed the congressional
resolution appropriating $4,000 for the
expenses of Governor Wilson's inau-
guration.
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READ CAREFULLY--Thisfs is n great
opportunity. The Star gives YOU fhe
HEST COOK BOOIx I'm the WORLD for
cost OF distributing II. See announce
seent upon page 9. Clip coupon and
set this wonderful stOrehousc of vaIu-
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DISABLED VESSEL IN PORT

MANILA, Philippines, Feb s.-The
British steamer Yingchow. which has
been lying helpless off the Island of
1slzon, was towed into this port to-
day. The cruiser Cincinnati was or
dered out Saturday to search for her.
The Ylngchow carried 200 passengers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03
INCOME TAX NOW
IN CONSTITUTION
New Law VIII Levy on All In
comes from $4,000 a
Year Up.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-An income
tax is now one of the provisions of
the constitution of the United States.
Wyoming's ratification today of the
income tax amendment-the sixteenth
change in the constitution and the
pleted a list of thirty-six States,
three-fourths of the Union, which
have approved the provision.
Congress now will enact a law to
levy the tax, and it probably will be-
come effective during the extraordin-
airy session to be called by President
elect Wilson in March The tax it
self, its provisions and it's limitations
are all left to Congress.
The new law probably would
supersede the corporation tax and
provide for a tax ON all incomes
above $4,000, although there has been
some sentiment in favor of making
the limit as low as $4,000. Congress
sional leaders who have been pre-
pairing for the ffna, ratification by
the States estimate an income tax
would bring in about 000O0,0OO a
year to the government.
Now that the tax is provided by
the Constitution, the proposed excise
tax, framed by Democratic leaders in
1912 to meet the Supreme Courts de-
cision, which held a former income
tax unconstitutional, will be dropped,
and some of its provisions may be
included in the new law.
West Virginia ratified the amend
ment last week. One house in New
Jersey and one in New Mexico have
Improved it. Wyoming's ratification
was wholly unexpected at this time.
TRENTON. n. j., Feb. 3-When
Governor Wilson heard today that
the New Mexico Legislature planned
to wrest from New Jersey the honor
of being the thirty-siXth state to
ratify the income tax amendment to
the National constitution, he express
ed regret that his State had not acted
sooner. The Jersey House recently
passed the measure and sentiment in
the Senate is reported favorable to it.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-03

TONS OF PRESENTS GIVEN AT
Gayety--CountrX store toaight,-Adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
5iir bentideu linterridjt.
9nS SanS Der fesislatur fat bic
gorlaae oeS StnatSDerbanOeS
NebrnSfa nnaenOmmen.

@eiicrn Andmittag bat Ons gl6.
acoronetenbaus Der gtebroSfa sc.
gislotlu Die bonn StaatSperbanO 9(e.
brasfa ausgearbeitete @eiebesoor.
Iage CUR einfiibung Oes iremo'
i9ra9liden llnterridtS in Bolts
ifjuleu nit rs gegen II Stimmen
ongenoHmen. Die Gorlage miro
iebt an oan Sendt aebeu, no lire
gInnnbme oilBcr aQem 3peilel itebt
Ga Die Webrbeit Der Seuatoren ocn
Gertrrtern oes Staatsperbnnoes ibre
3uitimmlng bereitS i'm gornuS 5l.
geiogt bat. Gbenio gelpiB lit, OaB
Gouu. Niorebeno Die gorlage inter
1eidnen mo ibr @eiebasfrait ber'
leiben miro.
0aB Die 9lmabme ser gorlape
I'M SouS tro6 Der unernarteten
0ppoiition Der 0Gnen lno eng.
Idnoer NIT 10 groBer Miebrbeit err
folgte, lit cine Gueae GROCER SSreitOe
fiir Die 0titglieoer ocS goritnnOcS
oeS StantSoerbouoeS mo gan3 be.
ion0ers iiir Den lmermiiolihen gor.
iiber OeS Shulfonlites, 6errn s. G.
CONNER. Sod nnerfenncnsnert5
ino Die 9ienitc, Ole Der glbgcorO.
nete Wlodett bon 2intoln 1micrer
Safe geIeiitet bnt. Ger Staots.
terbonS miro i6m Dies nic oergefien.
Benn oies @eies crit nal in
&roit getreten lit unO bon ben
2eutiden 5ur glusniibung gelangt,
miro man ousiinoeb oaB Der
StaotSperbnno Dem aqgemsiuen
Geutidtblm eincn 9ienit bon bnn.
ernoem unberedeu6aren @erth &C.
leiitet bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
palf Stolen ans,n6redJcn.

Gor Dem guroe5fomnliii6r 9a-
niel puroe S. 8iGiams am 9on-
nerItag gtadmittag einem |orber-
hor betreffs Der 8eibiilfe untcrtpor-
f1lL Die er nebit glnoeren 3igg5
gloIan 6ci 0eiien 9(usbrlt6Sberiud)
ans Dem Gountpgeidngniiie gepGbr-
tG. 9as 3eugcnperbor ergab, bob
@iGiums 5u Der Slide geborte, 6ie
Rolan nit Observation-Disclosures
rno 8offen neriorgte. Or ielbIt
irltr6e geiebet mie er 9folan Elm
groBes Eadet, in Dem iih @rpGoiips
i!offe befart6en, 5tpiifan ben Giien-
itdben Der 3eGe bin0nrd5ureihen
pcriudte, glolau i'm aber lpnrnte,
es nidt at oriifen, oa ii6 GrpGoiip-
itoff oorin befin0c. 3ie 3eilgeit.
ouslagen gcgcn 8iaionlS beipieien
icineShulo 3pciiellos, 10 0oB er ser
en- 10, 0fdr5 5ulammentreten61n
@unoes 8rartAiurp iiberlpieIen
nuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
g(f. .Sar.Scn 9lnffm6rnna.

Ser o@i5aro Of fife 9tile", iuGl-
fsn bic sSar.gcT Sitter anl
nGditen W1ittruod lnto GonnerItag,
&c. un6 81. 6ebruar I'M @rau6eis
Gbenter aliffiibreu Weroen, lit cine
Ger grobten fomiiden Spern, Die
iii Omaha ie geieben muroen. Sic
miro Die Dor Sabren Itattgebabte
Glufiiibrung i'm Creighton Sbeatcr
neit iibertreffen.
Die 3a9l Ser @1ittpirfenoen be.
tragt so ino Der gbor bil6et cine
ser bciten SGngertruppen i'm Can.
DC; oIle Wfitglie0er beiiten 6eoeu.
tenoeS 9alent.
gtit ioldan GroieIiioueIlen mie
Oscar 2ieben, s. g9. 9mnn, q. 8.
Samilton, SO. z. SuarB, Grau 6.
8. gopIes, Sne3 2atep, 5rau 8iq
G'9onie4 II. bieIen glnoeren, Der.
ipridt ser o8i5aro Of tbe 9tiIe"
Sic groBte BON ben 9lf.Sor.9en
9iittern icnoI5 oufgeiiibrte muiifa.
liide 8ariteaung I'll iein.
8ifets iino Jest 8n baben in Der
9lfJSar.gen Office uno I'M @eaton
Orig Store. 9ie erIte 8tpolf Rei-
hen uno 2ogen $3.50, ale anoeren
Sibe $t.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
NlaSfen6aQ i'm 9cntidlen Saaie.

@orgcn, Sanlitag ben %. Sc.
truar, finoet i'm 3ertiden Souie
Ger groBe bonn BIatioeutiden Ser.
du imO bonn 9eittihen 0amen.
gerein arrangirte 9sreismasfcnbou
Itatt. 8erielbe beripridt ons Or.
elgnis Der Saiion 81 iperoen, Oenn
Sns aomite bat gang beion0ere glu.
itrengtmgen fir 0en Griolg 6ieies
5eiteS gemadt. 0rei @rltppen.
prciie inn getrngc bon $t5, $12
iuo So, iopie fiinf perren' uno
e6euiobicIe 0amen.9reiie BON $3.50
tis 81 mliudrt5 limo ousgeiebt NOR,
Oen. aoItiimc iino inn 0eutiden
&ouie erbGltlid. 0as aontite bat
nit Der StraBen6abn. @eieai6aft ein
glbfomnen gctrofieu iponod am
Sonntnq Morgen I'M A llbr Die
criteu 8ogeu Dor Dem 9eutih1n
Sauic balten lperoen. Seer tpieoer
einmaG einen e6ten, oeutiden Mos.
fenbal1, Der on 0ieieriigen 6es Smu.
ia 8urbereins eri1nert, n1itmaten
miq, Der ioIltc onS Set morgen
glbenO i'm 8elltiden 9nuie beii-
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
Medrcrc isenermeNrlente berIett.

SIN lelben glllgenblld, alS Elm
Sdlaudpngen bon Spribenball5
go. 6, a. umO Cunning StruBe,
einem 9uarn folgeno, ans Ser SuGc
iubr, paiiirte cine noroIid) fab.
renoe 9(mes glpenue Gar, nel6e
Der Sdlauhnaaen geraOe in Der
@fittc traf. Ser Sdlaudpacgn
ifIug Inn, rno aapitdn 9nt 0ic.
gIligott ioipie Die Seueripebrleuir
g8iI1iam 9inecrt, $. s. Sanien lno
Charles 8earnnn ipitr6en auf Die
StraBe aeidIcitbert. gfnc lptrben
rcrlcbt am i1IinlnIten seueripe9r.
mann 9inecn. Die Yoli5ei1r5te
GrS. See, 6arriS uno Soils bebml.
reIten Die 8erlesten; bnmt tpurOan
iie naA ibren 8u5nrngen ilber,
fii6rt.
3ie 9luqen5eugen in8cn trifit
sic Wfonn! baft Der StraBenbnbncar
rie S6ulo al Dem llnfaa, Oa lie
Sic @lode oes S6Iaudnaqen5 ni6t
bea6teten nno in poaer 6obrt bn'
hin IQulten.
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Mabcrs iuirS binseridtet pcrSen
;yeitsr ani ,,Ssmperator".

Samburh 81. 5cbr.-9luf Dem
feiner 9oaeroung entgeeengebenoen
Hieienonmpfer oSSnperator" BON Der
&oniburg.glmerifa brad am
W1ittiuof im Samburger 0oien
Geuer oug, ol5 our9 6unfen ans
Gem Shornitein eineS poriiberiab.
renocn 9ampfers, Der Oberbau in
Brand aerietb. 8as 5euer fonnt2
jebod), ebe es nennenspertben S6a.
rem ongeridtet bate, geIoift mer.
nen. Der oSmpcrator", oos groB.
te Gseanidiff Der @eaenpart Der
an @roBe iosar nod Die iuitergegan-
gene u9itanic" iibertrifft, miro anl
%. Wsai feline critic 5abrt antre.
Teri
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
@esen 9einiteu. @cict.
0itidlStng nimmt SOrlngr, bic Sas.
ielbe wioerrnii, on; gnnScsratb
iuabrideinlid oagegen.

Berlin, 81. 5ebr.-0iit elmer
Mebr1eit, iueldc iid ous 9lerifaIcn,
So3ialoemofraten unO 6rei W1itaIie.
Ssru Der sSreiiinuiaeu golfspartei
,uiammeuiebte, miberrief Der gleifs.
tag oas aIte glutt SSeiuitenqcieb. Gs
ailt nber fir iebr mipabriheinIi6,
cab Der 9ruoesrntb Dem Bedding
res gieidStn1e5 beitretcn miro. ge.
tnnntIih bntte Der gleidstaa ifon
Otter Die gluf6eblmg oes glnti.Se.
irit9ngeiebes beidloiien, lmo INNER
ideiterte oic t6ntiddllide. 9liifbebung
an Dem @iOeritano Oes gunocS.
rat9es.
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lptrbfn
nifotrgemfbflt!
Ter ynlfunfrica madJt feinc Sort.
ifritte. Widdte iuerOcu
mobl eingreifeu.

Soio, 9ulgarien, 81. 8ebr. -
lleber bunoert Gbriitelh hwuroeu bon
tiirfii6cn 3rltppen nj ber 2rtidait
aeunninio nieoergematt. Iie ent.
menibte SoIoatesta idonte meoer
g8eib nod, aiuo. 0tdiiuer uHS @rei.
ic. 9lebnlibe Shanotbaten iunroeu
rcn Den Iiirfen in GiitriFten bel
1ifjataloidn nusgeiiibrt. 0enn Ole
bulgoriifeu 5ruppen WuiBten iidJ
BORT 5uriidjieben mO baben Die
9eo6Iferlmg Der 8ut1 Der 3iirfen
preisgegeben.
2onOon. II. iSebr. Cine orei-
t1qige Sdlaht 5ipiiden 100000
grlgoren nnO 10000 Siirfcn bel
9ulair lit ioeben beenoiat iuorOen.
9luf beioeu Seiten ioIleH ie $500
Ronn gefnGen iein.
Cine 8epei6e an Die "0ailp
NtaiI" bon Der StraBe Der 9oroa.
neIlen bciaat, onB 95 griehiife
5rcnSportid,iffc bereit iin0, BON
DiptiIene aus in Gee 8u iteden,
um Gin Seer in Der @eiifn Ban 5u
ianoen. Die 3iirfen nber iinh nuf
Der Sut un0 baben 10000 gtann
rad Dem beDrobteu gunft geiuors
fen: elm iueitereS tiirfiiheS Seer
befin6et ii6 ouf Dem transport
ton @aqipoli ncb 9eiifa
Gerielbe aorreiponoent genanlt'
fer 3eitlma ihreibt, OuB wdbrenO
Ger leeten 3 8ohen Dor Oen 8idla-
taIoi6a.2inicn feine iueicntliden
Sample itattgcflinoen babGn; cine
qrimntige aalte berridte unO Die
9ulgoren muroen aus mebreren
SteQlut9en berousmanoberirt. 9ie
.5imes" elaubt, baB irtt, nahoenl
fie 3ipiitigfeiten Spiiden 9iumanien
pno 9ulgaricn beigelegt iinb, oic
RGhte bcn enefsiiden gerluh ma.
den meroen, hem aonpfe auf 0enl
goIfan Gin Gnbe at MAIDEN. 9ent
Gle SER giiibreabeua erIdopft,
fie 9aIfanlGnocr iteben Dor Dem
finon5iclen Iuin. Mlan glaubt in
Hieligen Oiplomatiic6en areiien, DOB
eine sSltterpelltion ser Mt1dte bon
ben ariegfiibrenoen nit 6reu0en
cngenonmen miro, I'M 10 me6r, 0a
feline Fartci irgenOpelde Griolae
in lebterer Belt alli5mpciien babe
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SO9er SeindJ sriuartet.
9as fommcnOe 9leoiernnsS Subj.
lanm Oes oentiden aaiicrS. :
6r 3cidlStasSabscOrSnetr oes
ScdluerratbS anseilast. - Ser.
Idirbenes.

Berlin, 81. 5ebr.-Gie 5eicr bon
aaiicr g9iIbelmS 25.i1brigen Re,
gierrngsiubiI1um, Oeren groBartigC
Sorbereitlmget iett bereits nit elm.
Ieitenocn sseitIidfeiten 5uion1nten.
inlen iinoet irelloigen 8ieoerbaII
aud bel ben treilen 8moesgeno1er
oes Seids, OeiterreidI. llugarn imS
Stalien. 8enn ou9 aoiierfonia
,Sron5 SSoiepb ourd Die 2ait ieiner
Sabre baoon abgebalten miro, Die
NIT Strapo3en ltno Experimentation
anitrengungen oer6unOene 9ieiIl
nab Berlin perionlih 8u imterneb-
men, 10 miro oo6 Der gr5ber5og-
3broniolser 5ranj 6eroinono aIs
8ertreter bes Monorhen ipieoer
nod Der 6eutideu gieids6aliptIto0i
fommcn, in Der er crit fiir5Iicb 70
liebenslpiiroige glufnabme gefunoen.
a0nig 9ittor @maniel BON SStaIier
bat ieinen perionIiden 9eiu6 10,
c6en ongemeIoet. 0as Sonmen
bes fiinftigen oiterrcidii6cu uno
teS ieBiqen itolienii6en 6erri6erS
miro aIs cin 6eOeutiames 3cug-
MS fir Die Sarmonie luo sSeItig-
felt oe5 0rei6mlSes grade in Der
aegeniuartigen fritiiden 3eit be.
trahtet.
0em 8arnebmen mad gebt 6ie
6eidsregierrng nit Dem @eOonfeu
rm ben friiberen 9ieidstagSabge.
proneten Der 3entrimsportei in Den
9iei6sIml0en, inter glnflaae oeS
SodOerrutbS 5u lteIlen. Serr 2ot-
gel bat iid III 8elfort gelegeittli6
elmer offentliden gcrinmmlung
g(usfdqe f6limmiter art 9egen
GelItidIanO 8u SduI6en fourmen
laiien.
Inter Sen SIuBidiifern bier i'll
eine Streifbepegung i'm 8ange, Die
einen bodit beoenfliden llnfang
on3unebnen ideint. Die Sd,iffsr
bnben einen @eneralitreif ange.
hrobt, I'M Die @infilbrlutg bon
Raftrube 5n er5ipingen.
llngemeineS 9fufieben erreot in
9eso1n oas pI0sliae geridpinocn
SeS bis6er bohnngeie6enen Stabt,
ratbS SulSbcrger, Der nit S5inter.
loiiimg einer rieiigcn Sduloenlait
fliihtiq geipor6en lit. SuI5berger
mar 9ireftor oeri6icOener Sabrifcn
imo erfreute lid zines auSgeoebnten
arcbit3, ben er geididt oufs 9(eu-
Berlte nus3unl1ben lpuBte. Das De.
f5it miro ouf cine balbe biz 5lpei
NiGionen Morf aciddbt aennue
6eItIteQnngan iin0 nod nidt mogli6
seiucien.
Ger frii6ere langidbrne Rrd-
iioent bes prerBii6en abgeorbneten'
baliieS b. aoeQer feierte ooS Set
ieineS 80 @eburtStogeS. Gem SIT.
tilor iiH0 bon alien Seiten bcroor.
ragenOe g6rungen 3utbeil geporbcn
beipn0ers ieiten8' Oe8 2anbtages,
beiicn @eiddfte Serr y. aoeGer Bis
gum Sabre 1898 gcleitet bat.
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Sab.Cmahn.

Sbtuobl 6ie groBc Mebr3obl ser
@ei6QftsIellte bon Sii0- omaha osm
Goitinlpettor, Der Die oifentlide
Reinung in 8etreif Der geridmel.
aling Der bieiigen 8oitoifice nit Der
IN 0nnba ausfinOen ioate, iih
friefli6 entidieben fir Die 8ieber-
einridtlmg elmer icIbitit6noigen
,BoItoffice erfldrtcn, 10 bot Dies
oIles nidts genltbt. Ger goitinipets
for bat geratbcn Ole 3meioitation
au beIaiien. Die GcidlditSipeIt er.
Flidt IN jeOer Siniidt eiuen ent-
i6ie6cnen fodt6eil fir Siio.Oma.
Ia III Der g(nglie0erung.
0rei junge Burden i'm gllter bon
inter 20 Sabren Soc gilla, Santes
Dole5ol uno Wiartin gtobp iinb
hurb aapit1n Gporat luter Der 9e.
i6uoigumg berbaitct iuoroen, groBe
W9eugen 3uder aus Ben Jrohtna,
gen geitoblen 81 baben. Ssn ben
@obnuneen Der Burden iano man
fiinf S0de 3uder.
Sri. 2oretta 8eincr, 5ofter bon
Serrn uno 6rou 2obn @einer, 80.
imo ll.StraBe, lit am 9iittpoh i'm
ct. SSoicpbs SoipitaI pegen gIppen.
6icitiS opcrirt moroen.
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6. 6. gartOn aeItor6en.

Gin befnnnter l1tO geadteter
Snaba 9iirgcr un0 @eI6Gftsmonn,
&err g. &. Barton, lit 9onnerIta9
9Iadnlittag 80 llbr naA IGngerein
2eioen an einem 6al8iibel in ieiner
8o6nung 1922 6arnam StraBe
geitorben. Gr NOR Dor 43 SSSabren
m Nortb 9lattc, gtebr., geboren
rno fam i6on oIS annbe nit ben
Gltern na6 Omaha. Ct genoB
feline 9luSbiI0mg in Sen Smaba
Gdulen imo Ser te6niid)en SduGe
Ger @ai6ington llniperiitdt in ct.
Qouis. Sein @oter tpar an oieIen
ilt0uitrieIl1n llnterrehnlingen be.
tEeiligt, rmO er trot ipdter an oes
Gater5 Steue. Sein 8ater binter.
IieB BEL ieinenl Eooe Dor A SSSabren
Gin 8ermogen BON llngcf1br So
100000, oas iih ans glntbeilcn an
fait alien ar6Beren ltnternebmen in
Snla6a 5ulnmmenlebt.
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sndlt SpGn in Smalla.

5rau Morp 9, Su6er bon 9roof.
Inn, 9iep gorf, 3t7 2elpis 9loe,
bat an Die Omaha BoIi5ei geIdric.
ben, auSiinOig 5lt maden, oh iid
i6r So6n SonarO 9. Su6er III
Smaba aufbolte. Gr berlieB Sic
0}utter am 20. 9(itoltit b. S. unO
Eat ibr ieitber ni6t geihrieben.
Der 9rief 5euot bon Dem tiefen
@rom Der 8rau I'M i5ren Sobn.
Gr lit 81 Sabre olt 6 SUB groB,
rat BLONDES 6aar, blaue glugeH
lmO lpieat etlpo 165 HfllnO.