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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17
APPEAL MADE FOR JEWS.
Action of Roumania CaIIsForth Res
olution From New Yorker

Representative Chandler, Progress
sive, of New York, introduced in the
House Friday, resolution expressing
it to be "the sense of the American
Congress that the interest of ciziliza-
ton, the rights of humanity, the prin-
ciples of eternal justice and the dig
nifty and sanctity of international law
demand that the signatory Powers OF
the Treaty of Berlin July IL, 1879
compel Roumania to observe the stip-
ulation of the treaty in the matter or
the treatment of the Jews"
Representative Chandler spoke at
length to this resolution, which was
referred to the Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
1t would direct the Secretary Of
State to forward copies of the docu-
ment to Great Britain. Germany, Aus
tria, Russia, France, Italy and Turkey.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17
For Sale Privately.

A modern and convenient frame
house of eight rooms, large reception
hall, front and back stairways, bath
room, electric lights, front and back
pOrches, meat house, servants room,
stable, large garden and chicken yard.
Lot contains about one acre.
M. ]. MURPHY,
(11oct-3t) Paris, Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17

"Over my heart in the days that have
flown,
I No love like Mother love ever has
shene."
Anon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17
(11Oct-3t)

After a girl has been engaged three
times she looks as disguised as
woman who has been married three
times.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17
FOR SALE.

Drop Head Singer Sewing Ma
chine, SIS.
Drop Head White, $40. -
Nice Drop Head Singer, SO.
No 627 Main ST.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-17

Every married woman believes that
man only joins a lodge so he can
have an excuse for staying out late
one night a week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
ELKs' MASK BALL
Big Event to Take Place at
Hotel Utah Next Thurs
day Evening.

The irst annual fancy costume ball of
the 8. p. Q. Elks will be held in the
Hotel Utah next Thursday night and
elaborate preparations have been made
for the event. Members OF the different
committees in charge of the ball are still
working and say they will make the dance
one to dazzle all the society folk Of Salt
Lake City.
All sorts of characters Will be seen on
the floor, With the dignity acquired
from many battles Of similar kind, the
officers from Fort Douglas Will appear
in full evening dress. The gold braid
will appear In contrast to uniforms from
the time of Charles l. and Queen Anne.
Lake City may appear in evening dress,
while others may be seen In the garb OF
clowns or noted characters OF we'll
known books.
rooms and during the reception, guests
who arrive carly may enjoy cards there
until dancing begins at the conclusion OF
the reception. Guests will be received
will begin. The entire mezzanine floor
will be utilized for the affair and all OF
the rooms there will be decorated in a
manner hitting the occa sion. The orches-
ira viii be on platform In the south
end Of the dance hall. The cotillion will
be near the close or the dance pro-
The dancing will cease for supper at
midnight, and tho word has gone out
that the supper will be the most clabo-
rate every enjoyed in the Hotel Utah.
The cotillion will be under the leader
ship Of Captain and Mrs. George II
Estes Of Fort Douglas. Prizes will be
awarded to individual and group char
actcrs.
The reception committee is headed by
Governor William Spry and in addition
consists of the following;
Hon. W. M. McCarty, Hon. Thomas
kearns. Hon. Samuel G. Park. Hon. ST.
mon Bamberper. Hon. ]. S. Bamberger
Hon. David Mattson, Hon. David Keith.
Hon. John Dern. Hon. A. o. Jacobson,
c, \. Qutgley, Lester d Freed. c, l..
Applegatc. Samuel Newhouse. Homer +.
Robinson. e. D. r. Thompson. VI. M
Katghn Dr. r. e. Straup. j; c. Leary.
man. r. KletttnG. y. NJ Hamilton, John
Culley. Ogden; C. a. Boyd, Ogden: Hon.
G A, Howell. Ogden: w. d. w. Zeller,
Ogden: j, T. Drscoll, Eureka; +. j. Nc
LauGhlin. Park City; w. r. Shriyer, Eu-
reka; h. NJ. Durland, Provo; a j. Davis,
W. n. McGill, Noble Warrum, Dr. G. A.
Light a, @ Mahan, Il. w. Kelly. NJ.
Frank l.. Hines, L.. G. shriver. DR.: A.
y, Mnear. DR.. C. NJ Hart Gideon sny-
der J. II. Manderfield. j. A, Greenewald.
/ II. S Joseph, James Devine. T. II. Fitz-
gerald. Jr., j c. Jack. Frank Godbe e.
Y. Hawley f. p. GAYLORD, Philander
Hatch. n. e. Dearborn. Thomas Holiday.
Fred A. Hale, A. T.. Jacobs. w. F. Jen-
sen =. Fred Wey, Dr. I. Fl. wheeler: T.
sor Adolph Simon, j. c. Lynch. Frank a.
Lowe, Ben Davis, J. II. McChrystal and
| Dr. Il. w, Hall,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
kc, N. SUTTON
|IO TOUR EUROPE
\ 1 Local theatrical Man
y b Play Continental
| T,uderiIlc Houses.

=. \ ssiloa. charming wife OF the
M Z its Empress theatoJ. octtor
Z pn rare Of "Ro1a Roma" has
= q utt-ste trip 10 the Pacific
Il, ~ rT5sine for theatrical touc
4 X % Egropstn continent. whore
. rrgs. is appear as hchdllncr In
nj .13s,
hi Ii,tss e. the 0Tphcum circuit
r-sts, nenbo1 Of tho Colonial
m c.s W. 5uttop'e management.
u r!sti 9 be- many f.iondE aud
Eftf n.llc 10 this city. Although
1. = sr va primarily ono OF Tecre-
\ inkr y, did moi overlook tho op-
. rsis ~ exceptional talent known
y rtI pare.
tfisd ti,ei ard was signed 20 ap.
Esh e! rihfT cities Of the Hawaiian
M l7icti 10 ctrecl this engagement
nrgil lzrilred health. returning
~ IN; rol before Undertaking hor
rls,-ts
~ !, luw ecre early next week -
rr'p 'flnl, +! in,tnd 30 appear IN
20 = ~ eiH until June. when
J lfsiI.s hits7 about six weeks ol
eil fll ar engiscmen, in vaudc-
<-l Ai,r ny enesrcncn,s viii take
Hrfst ] 'Aiil Be away about Wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21

|UOST MILLIONS
m Spent by Oregon
~ Line in the Past
Three Years.

~ Lzsinse',nS Review Of March
- II exhaustive report Of Inc
w doss on the Oregon shor,
ial nfec years and a doscrJp.
|i sH rndcf way by the rom-
s = urssse for Improvement
Eai@ whlen vas largely for
w s'.sta lines. twenty and ono.
~ !" ssso7t i'ack and 1916 mIlc,
!. >. . soans Of construction.
~ hiseh Ices that have b.co
Hs &. s.o service during the las,
~, ~ i,'sa Valley brnnen. ubIcl,
~ - ~. ~. 70 yisior in Idaho a d,Etnnc"
|aS - up a rich grain country.
rsS,J sJ to Oakley. a distance q,
|tE ,ns ni 10 ROseron. ?s.s milo
! i, ~" ny S'.s milea: MoorIopS ,c
Y iS. Aa' aaa from Montpclier =, ~
ID - safk ,ha, are described IN
u :, y. s.,s1eosni In tho wa,nr an ~
'h r,'.l ls7rorcnepls on the % opc,a,n an% ~
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
FreckIe-Face
February and March Bring Out On
slightly Spots. How to Remove
Easily.

Do you know how easy it is to re.
move those ugly spots 80 that NO one
will call you freckle-face7
Simply get an ounce of othine
double strength, from Schramm-J ohm.
SON, Drugs, "The Never Substitutors.
Five (5) good stores, and a few ap.
plications should show you how easy
IL is to rid yourself Of freckles and get
q beautiful complexion. The sun and
winds in February and March have a
strong tendency TO bring out freckles,
and as result more otbine is sold in
these months. Be sure to ask for the
double strength othine, AS this is sold
under guarantee Of money back if ii
fails to remove the freckles.
(Advertisement-)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
i!''!!oren y! ll.aiC Cry
|ssTOR
S%ElUNIES ~ \ TO BE
'rtD All ST. MARYS

9 3 No. ~ slsssacs o, St. Mar. ,
~ r.ss,s 'olaJ ss much as NOS.
szr,r-..ss ceremonies will bs pc,.
~ / GO cces Of ,hs erucitIs,ou' .,
nj ,a ya Friday, vhIch IA OH ~
- o,s =, tbs chrls,ians ps M yb,
ND NJ ssSia :, 8 O'clock n,.
Ibi NJ" "sll vas uarted n, ,,id ,,'
+ - ia q The vr,sane.,,;a, a. mln, iS,,
80 ,sru. ,ii., , bishop Laureue,
sn,'ss q, n. n. church. The ecrs.
a4rys ., ~. eIoss will be per,
rv1,s,,. .'e church at q o'cloc,
10 ,ts ,s,.,o vii be sung BY IN,
|r,5 u Rev anh a sermon viii
-. fsuher J,rues MrSnIt,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
Our Cooperative Club Pianos
Are Cata|0gued Instruments
FHE NEWTON PIANO was
first placed on the market

III 1893 Dy Cdmp O. 20.
Newton Camp, the founder Of
that concern, was an experienced
Piano and Organ builder, who
had devoted his lifetime to the
science of constructing musical
instruments.
1t was always Newton Camp s
ambition to build a piano that
would crafty his ideals as to
what a really high grade piano
should be. After years of cease
less experimenting, Newton Camp
at last perfected his product, and
in 1S99-together with several Of
the most experienced piano max
ers of New Work City-he or
ganized the firm Of Camp & Co.
The piano was called THE NEW
TON-adopting as the name of
the instrument the given name of
the man who was chiefly respon-
sible for its all round excellence.
The NEWTON PIANO is, first
of all, a high grade product. 1t
is built of the best material un-
der most efficient shop admins
tration, and by piano builders
who possess the highest ideals Of
their art and have mastered the
principles of artistic piano con-
struction.
Furthermore, it is backed by a
written guarantee of the strong
est kind from manufacturers,
who are of the highest financial
responsibility. The retail price
of the NEWTON is 1890 any
where in the United States.
The remarkably low price Of
PIT dollars and SO cents is only
possible because the manufacture
ers and the Consolidated Music
Company have agreed that each
should share loss Of profit on
each instrument, in order to place
large number in the homes of
these mountain states.
a NEWTON PIANO is worthy
Of a place in the home of any
one-even the best trained of
naturally talented musicians.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
Woman Refugee Dies.

r. p. Riggs. OF The Mormon refugees at
ri Fuse Tex. died there "wednesday Of srnhll /
pnS. according 70 telegram received nj the Of
flee OF the first presidency OF the Mormon church
yesterday. The message also stated that Mrs
Riggs and hor eight children are now held In
quarantine there The telegram was from a. W
WINS OF the council OF the twelve Elder WINS Is
expected to arrive hero the first of nert week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
Sentenced to Prison.

Reversing their previous plea OF not guilty,
Carl Scott and Frank Scott, coIored who were
arrested In February charge Of arson. were
sentenced by Judge F. c. Looflourow In the dis
tTict court yesterday 20 yonr each In tho
state prison al hard labor. Thoy pleaded guilt.
TO having set fire 10 the home OF w j. Burton
in this city February ..
Thomas Hewlett, charged With burglary IN the
second degree withdrew hif plea o, not guilty
yesterday and accepted sentence Of four months
In tho county Jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
o !,l;,,, VOTE
sl|IuN REVISION
'QL, 4. Proposed for
slFrdr.''ity Of Utah
MI Constitution

IN beam. evident to :,
~ ,,s p, : university of utan
30 =, ,r,.snt system Of gov, v,
20 .s',,s, Affairs could no, Sos,c$ DS
D n', an. facility with whlcr
,,hsr colleges OF equa
, movement was pu.
=. ,bs constitution AZ
ns s,s,, Julian Thomas OF the ne
i';Saiisr i''s.,isr and gave ri II "a .
t,,I . %lsS lesoSrespondcnc.e, .,n%ied Ti6d
= st1sa sna country and stua,so ,r,' :
% 7 .ssSOi ~ government wbnT hnT
EespI', E,I convention Of state state
! ptcyv yv.vsmber he took spe
= q s,:Ss sS'h The forms Of gov gov
p ssre proved most csuod SUD
4 NJ !. .' ,,udsnts and soon lne ,e
si,ss ri FYIday The whole mat :
sn.,ss to the entire stu
y !. ,Ither adopted or re. e
q. .s,rses are. In br'e'. these'
.',,-, The executive board
.,.a, ,rs'io oody from twelve 10
O. q, and to make the po-
I. = e., u activities govsII.,a governe,a
9 ~ .Inilsr 10 the athletic
r.,r ,litds his arrangement each
~ .e''s !, under the snpervls-
81 G,r, : manager subject TO
y. -, ,ss chairman Of which
I. |. ~ ,E,.b.r Of the faculty
l, l,.l. .,assl a ssppOrtIoning board
01',Isr g board. The funds In
y ~ EsTi,n. body treasury Will
.st 10 the different activi-
Z, ,i,,, expenditure audited
.'',,s > student court which
NJ ass Of demcanpr among
III his court will be COM
7 ksr seniors. three juniors
Z, rrspr0re.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
lpa'; lp'IUN MADE TO
."'lllNG OF SHEEP

! xa tll,4 r,,s me northwestern
.,"nis o, su.le n the city recorder
49,. " SUPERIOR addition In
sr, %. apI,.l.lone's asked the
= .. arsusn .ns that ui''sn SIs,r,sy, BY tn. he.
S,?'.,i,. ;fSn ranges and ,ho
b re r., s lor the purchase
~ "a De us,L, 90, Of the complain.
~ l,',s, s,,ifnsater- s.,ii1ter- could tsE,
IL. ''s '''ouai.rsd sssio SIt thi. nb,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
The Cooperative Plan for Player-Pianos:


Of
numbers
ability enables
almost unheard
OF :
haven
Of
chase dollars and 80 week
ls5
10 dol
not
o
full family for the instrument.
Club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21

You apply "GDTs-IT" in 2 seconds. that. 6
ALL GETS IT. does the rest. There s
no more fussng. no more bsndages 70
tx no more salyes TO turn the Hesh req
and raw No more plasters TO get mis-
placed and press on the corn. No more
pulling" no more pain, no more pick
ing and gouging. no more razors,
"GETS-IT'' stops pain. shrivcls up tne
1T" never fails, is harmless to healthy
flesh. Warts. calIouses and bunlons dis
appear
25c a bottle or sent on receipt Of price
by r, Lawrence a. Co, Chicago.
(AdvcrtiHemcut)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-21
.ss,s ,sSosans Tonight,

|.ss''s Vii IL, ~. Methods. g,,,o.
ts.-.l caumo,,,nn N service in
~ y ,'Stsss Ssss .ss .tsSelshi At s o-cIons Es'si
"@ ''ealas arc I'M Inv,,sa' ,an.'Es A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

Ssbt Node tinmal fam nun Wlu'
| fspp<. SIMMER ::9or sr better unb
| gutter Dines. srs6biis Der bella Sig
nora bon fsinsr 6eimot unb ME itbr
i'm Der p0brons psrpriigsIt bate uno
! frsuts fd nit BEN ftintn Gtaunen
an Der Gd0nbeit Der iunstu Grdu.
gis mon ibm zines 9as,s iasis.
bob CT nun Elm padr Wodn lang
nidt icmmtn biirfe. Gisnord ipole
nit Dem Sienor cine Reiis MAIDEN,
rielsi9t nad Rom, unb man iptrbs
ibm bon bort stipas G6ontS miibrin'
gen.
Qlbsr @iuisppe tpar6 irob bisies
@srfprt6tus iebr trnurig. Sr nidit
nur unb fprod nidts. Dur aIs nan
ibm fdett. bah er nod sinmaI IONS
men burf,, Iddelte er sIiidIid unb
eing.
2tiIe f6lid or on bief,m l,bttn
2aat bi. 9rtppe binauf. GO furdt'
bar traurie mar ibm sumuts, 0ab er
fd om liebiten 81 Signoras 5iben
osltst BAIT. unb seftorben mare.
Sben itunb ole 5Iurtiir often. limb
dl5 GiuI.ppe eintrot, duf ben SUB
friben, ba ifdnb aud bic Sir gum
@otn5immer fperrangelp,it auf.
gsriioblen Iuste @iui,pp. bin,in unb
bate Dor Gdred beinobe ben aorb
nit ben 5isur.n fallen luH.n. DEM
oa brin ftonb feline ,iDne Gienora"
an Die Wanb eeIebnt. bl.id mi. Der
9ob. unb belt bic Sdnoe melt BON ii1
etitredt. llno ibr ssseniiber. iui. duf
rem Sprung, itanb Elm GROCER, fpiiIter
aerl uno belt elm MeFtr in Ser
5dHo, p6hr.nb ringsum erbro9snss
G,etGt lag.
ga fisl Giufeppes aorb pirflid.
,Maladetto!" -. limb tpie cine
Safe flos Der gube ouf ben grbben
9erI unb rib i'm i'm Jo[ nit gu
Booen. Rur nod Elm Rennen uno
Rufen borte er unb fpiirts .iren
i6drfen S6mers in Der 8ruit. Damn
persing.n ibm ole Sinn..
OLE sr tpi,ber gu ii9 fam, 'oubts
Giuiepp., baB er ft.rbsn piirN.. Da
les CT in Signoras 9,tt, uno lie
itanb Dor ihm unb fp.int,. dIs Oh ibr
bos 2iebite g.itorben mare.
Geiie ridt,t. fid @iuf.pp. uuf uno
iu6te bi. Sdnb Der iunsen 6rau.
nHtht fueinen. Signora - i,tt
ieiR meine fonfte Stun6.." -.
Still idnt bic f90ns, jung, Srau
nsbsn itlnsm gett nieo.r, lpGbrenb elm
rrfts SdIu63en ibrsn aOrper ourd).
liet
TIL bift 10 f6n, Sisnora!" fngt,
@iaisppe nod .inmal. Damn sins CT
nit eirsm 2G4eIn biniiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29
Ter fprinssmot Vunft

Gin 5~omilienDatsr er3dblt fOlsenoe
omiiIants gtldidis. sWlein fIeiner
Spbn ffano nit offenem Munbe %,
fp1brenO Elm 8etannter bic Gefhldt
zines pl6bliden 9o6es eraahlt. ZION
bate Otn patienten niht ols erni!s
li6 frant angeiehen. bic arontsns
fdnelter trat ins 3immer un0 triis
.inen teller nit elmer serDiteten aors
toffel, ouf bic Der Rrunts 4ppeiit bats
ie. ugber", 70 er3dblte Der 8eianalt
ernIt, ,bepor sr lie toiten tonnie,
ltarb en- SD bate oas Gefibl, oab
cine folde oiiItere GeihiAte niht Dor
ein.m tIeinen ain0e bate er5dblt tDers
0en fonen. Mber meine Gorge mar
polIfomm.n iiberfliifFs. gbe ih 5u
Worie fommen tonnts, rief mein
Sunae Idon nit groBter Anteilnabs
me: limb tpds fpurbs Damn aus Der
aartoffel2". .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29
Saariarbe mus Gbarattsr.


lisbsrlpun6,n in bi. 3eit, bo bi.
9idtsr, bic in foIdsn 9ngelss.nb.is
ten germ cine GENTLE autotitdt fir
ii6 in anfpru6 n.bmen, bOis unb
bdmonii4s 6rauen germ nit elmer
Slut rabenidpar5er 9aare ausitats
teten. .G6nars tpie ibr Saar ipar
lire SeeIe" Der f60ne parolles
Iismus 1T beute vieux jeu. Sn eis
nsr snsIiidfn Wodeni6rift bsi9dFs
tist fid Elm tiefiinniser gfpdolose
nit BEN 3uiammsnbans spiiaen Der
9aarfarbe Der Grau unb ibrem
Gbarattsr; unb mad griinoliden
lleberlssunsen tommt CT gu benz grs
Iebnis, bab tuntelboarise Jrautn
i'm ollsemsinen treue, anbdnglide
Naturen finb, fpdbrenb Bel blonbs
Iodigen S6dt.rn gpas bic tlusen
Mdnner gut fun. %ppr3ubauen, b.nn
i'm 3fpsifsl Idbt BLONDES 9aar auf
cine gentle frObIide JIattsrboftiss
felt bes gefiibIIebens fdIieBen.
Shon Sboferop Eat unbetpubt bies
Re sbeori. beitdtigt, COB er bod fait
nur ieinen bunteIbaorigen 6rau,nses
ftaltsn S~esl.ntiefe, pdbreno er Die
Granddaughter, blonbgelodten jungen
Dnmen nit 0orIiebe als flii4tige
leidtIinnise Temperament. fdilbert.
3tpar tparnt uns Der engIifde
!Saors unb Srausnfenner babDr, ors
6iefer Sbeori. Elm Dogma gu MAIDEN,
aber i'm allsemeinen, msint er, treffe
fie bod gu. so finb 3. Q. fat of.
pirtli9 rot6oaristn 5rouen (Snars
fdrbsmittel bslFen in bieftm puntt.
ipenig) BON iebr IeibenfdoftIidsr Ges
miitsort. Ginb ibre 4ugen blau, 10
Idbt iia auf cine Hare unb idnele
Snt.Iligen3 ihlieBen; iinb +. braun.
ouf einen Iiebsnspiirbigen, siitis.n
G6aratter. 4ber biitet eud Dor ben
fdDnen ariinen fdinernbm Muger!
sic ersdblen bon Gitelfeit unb hNm,
Iidem Gbrgeis uno seritOrsn 10 Die
fhonsn Gboraftereiaeni4often Der
rotborieen Dnmen. $50 Elm reifes.
iippiaeg goIbblonb, bas lsidt getpeIlt
tit, nit einem aarten Seint 5uiams
mentrifft, pirb man auf Elm f~iinitles
rides gemiit fdlieben biirfen, bas
nur bin unb piebsr aur Melandolie
neiat. Die Grau nit mittelbraunsm
6anr reprGientiert in Der gbs ben
Sppus Der sutsn freunbliden, rubis
gen 0ausfrau; il LANCER unb ie iip-
piger ibr 5aar 1T, iin 70 srOBsr lit
lire unobbGngiefeit unb ibr seiftis
aes qeben. SIT bas Wadstum Der
Soore nidt aIsu reidlid uno ipisIt
Die syorb. 5a elmer 9rt braunsrou
biniib.r, 70 b1it bu e. faft INNER
nit einem tiiblsn temperament 3u
tun, obsr aud nit eirtm ftdrt tntz
fpidelter pfli1tsefiibl. Goit nllt
5rouen nit lodigem 5nnr iinb CUTE
SGn3erinusn, iinb muIitnliid Dbsr
pie0eidt fiinftIeriih empfinbiom,
obtr bofiir finb IL. oiid in ibrem
Meisn fc asIpdt nie ibre 6aare: re
finb pbsrfIddIi@ unb usbntn "a aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

nit Der Wabrbei. ni4t olSu senaii.
Gin blauIdpar3 fdimmcrnDes 1aar
lGBt oft nuf berporrog.nbe seiitist
@ieenI9aften f6lieBen, auf boht 5ns
tenisena, Milengtraft unb 0efiihlss
ftGrfe. GefGbrlid ober III bic Blonos
lodge, 8laudusiss, fe neis. mands
NAL 3ur 9erfdpenbuns, aur DenuBs
fuht, min psrfp0bnt trerbsn uno II
babel energifd. Sa, bieie 8lonben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29
: 3tdtr : MsaeIn.

Dor allen bari man nidt DerosTsn,
9.por man Seht, aud gut 81 tfIen,
Mer Grieben babt
limb eebt auf CANT aus.
Del blsib' als @ait
Sur fern Dem Gdantbaa8!
Sn Der NET bdDtH Gsns
6ifden Ortidaft giibbed bat SET
f1on i'm Greiienolter iiebenot Hdbns
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ben abtnbsottesbienit bsfuhte, fsis
nsn gsiffig unb t6rperIid fdipdfen
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srbdnst uno iid oorouf ftIbf tnis
leibt. R0br, Der nod orti Rinoer
bct, begging Die sroniioe Eat aus
RUNNER tpesen BET arnnfbeit ieinsr
Rinbsr, bon Deutn nod sipsi gsilia
5uriidsssbIisbsn finb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

9dsieIbe farn nit ODER cbne ardg..
nno nit Inngen ooer fur3en aermieln
genadt iuerbeu. Sir baS bier ,abgebils
bette Rooel ipnroe blaaicr @alnten, nit
bInu uno peib geitreiftcm 8einb be-
nlst Der Rod 1T Elm 5 GebrensWos
bel. nit 8oIten borne in Gnieb6be.
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neiL qinene nno dn6ere b~1umfuoIene
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@roben geihnitten: 80, "a. SO, 3s, 40
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garbs 365olieen Stoff fir Die 86soIs
Iige 8r0be.
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Yreis Dec Wlnlfers 10 Genfs.
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cine dnrefe eeasn ginienbunq brs
Rreiies aeififi. Rnn qebe Hummer
uno Brofe uno bic po[le Noreie beuf.
Iif an unS ifide ben Coupon nebft
benz ohsn ertrShrten greis ar bds
r3encr Tribiabrs. nnS CONNER.
antnlos nit alien ncnciten Mpben
ictt fcrtis. Sober aeierin Der oSma.
ia Sribine fir 10 Gents sneeianot."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-29

Giu Rumpf mars nod einrndI sss
iDtFtn, tin aampf 5ipiiden qsben uno
&t<rbsn. GtoilDff bate nit ME ers
I15mkn0sr, ipuhtbnlttnoer Qebe ben
~En1fanltn Benz Tnot obgsrurs
lH|, hi ;pobrsn Gimme oss Mortea
Mt3psifsItsr Gnsrgit ben ab-
<Hasn Qebensffrom sur~iidss5tpuu-
9aB III Il an fsinsm Msibs Dtrs
fn, ydu{eubfnd mar Is gutges
o 6ir& bi<5e 2iebs ohne @rens
NM nod fia Sill, sin strt'
Arizona republican., 1913-07-10
GRAND CIRCUIT WAS
 DISAPPOINTING YESTERDAY
Pacers and Racers Did Not Show to
 Form Except Few Times.

CLEVELAND, JULY 9.-F'aVorites divided the honors with outsiders at the Grand Circuit races today. or the four events carded in only two did the so-called field perform ac- COrding to form.
 Baron, a top heavy favorite in the 2:O7 pace, won handily in two straight heats. Farra. who recelVed most of the backing for the 2:lZ trot also disposed of the field with out trouble. Empire Direct was con ceded the 2:1S pace before the flag fell but was never in the running and OBrien Boy liked by only lew captured the event
 Cheeney thought by experts to be the likeliest for the Fasig stake race the event of the days program, was distanced the first heat. Cascade who finished poor eighth in this heat won the next two without trou- ble.