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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
lInter Gemsntladrn btarab,n.

Su Der oItcu StroBenbaburemiIe
on Der %. mo Qicree Strobe er.
eigneie iib beiite 8ortnittoa ein
beOonerIiher llniaa. Sermann Bic.
Der. 2502 Rierce Sirabe Dohnhnft,
mar nit on0eren glrbeiten beiddf.
tigt Gementsiade ouf3uitapeln. Ger
StoB Sade, icOenfaIls niht reoeI.
redt auigeihidiet, itiir5te Inn, un6
tegrub 4ieper, ipelher niht inn
Gtanoe mar, iid redltjeitig in 81.
herbeit SIT bringeu. Gs m1brte
mebrere Nlimten, ebe es geIana,
Den lln1Iiidlihen aug ieiner ge.
tigt Gementidde ati5uitappeIn. Der
geonuernsmertbe bate einen ainn.
baden se6roden uno iih erbebIidc
innerlihe @erIetingen suge3oqen.
Dian ihaffte ibn nad Dem ct. 50.
iepbs Soipital.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
edInl, boz Ser asOlllei.

Gt. aouis, @lo., fl. Suli.--
Gtretfen0e Sleaner, Slohe itnO Bar.
ten6rr ianotcn Gin Ielegranm an
GoiIperncilr aeajor ob, III Dem fl
i'm bic @ntienoina BON Wiili5trup'
ptn 8imt 51uB gegen Die gIns-
idlreitnioeu BON Ieitcn Der @oli5ei
triudlen gor oem Wlarplano SO.
tel fam es mie0erlm 81 ernIicn
9alammeniioben 5piiden Der goIi
sei uuO Den Streifern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
Rum SOOe Dernrt6eilt.

g1o6ri6, III. Suli. 9Rafael San
te8 allegro, Der an 13. glpril IN
ben Gtr1beu glaOrios Elm gltten,
tat nuf G6nia bon Sponien inter.
fionnen bate, muroe 8lm Ioot
rerilrtbeiIt. glaegro bate 6anlals
oret S6iiifc auf ben aonig obee.
fcuert, bcnen oieier ieOo9 atsmei
d1en fonntc. Sein Qfero erbieli
cinen Sdlufj in Den $als.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
gerfIaat Il. 4. anf $1,000.

ScnrD 9cbD, elm Wlaidiniit Ger
llnion 8arifir Mertit1ttcn, bat Die
GompanD auf $4,000 pegen Der
gertriippelng eiuer Sano Der.
tlagt. er giebt an. oaB ibm ein
Seller 5ugetbeilt tuur0e, Der fiir5.
iidtig mar. Ger MnnH itlng ibm
nit Dem Snmmer ouf Die Sono,
70 baB iic seitIeheRs nnbrou6bar
lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
3piidIen Cob uuO etbru.

SuIiau Simablui bon glrliua.
ton gleb., Sohn pnn Bernard S..
SlmabIni, Der ON alithuoh inns
Geben fam. als fem 9luto BON elmer
Bride iiel, Iiegt i'm glidlolas Gem
Soipital tritiid 0nrHieoer. Ger
hmgc Nlaun bat eineu ShaOel.
brud, iooab meniM Soiinung auf
giettImg oes ssGbeHs borbanoen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
6entrnlDerbanO. nnb 9cntider Gag
dpmite.Sibnna.

Die rcgelndBige SiBung bee
Erts0erban0es mo oes 9eutider
sgfa stomites fiuoet beute, ,Sreitag
aDelo ben II. 9uli i'm 0cutiheu
esaiNe itatt. llngepobnIid midtigC
05eidldfte foninen 5nr @rleoigmg.
Irs6alb III ieOer Gelegat OrinocnG
eriudjt, iidj all Der sibung 3u be.
tbciIigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
Slau6criIdler Gyarbiser.

3rau gllcr 9dnien 62b iiibI. II.
GtroBe Dobn6aft, ipiirOe beiite Dor.
mittag all Der IL. ilno 9eapeniuortb
gtrobe bon cinen 6nr6igeit fiber.
IaQcn. Der Iilrid)e entrib ibr bic
@eIbtoldDe, III ipeIder iih 1920 be.
fauOcu, niO belperfitelLiete ieine
GlAHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
qitadIe ob6crufcn.

Werlin, If. Suli. 8ernnrO bon
aliiloiD, gttt1de ali oer oelltihet
gOtihait In gsaIbington, ipuroe am
a1ifttDodj nad Berlin riidberufcn
im eilep poiieu IN duspdrtigcu
gLnl 1n iIberue9nell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
apntrnft fiir gbribtnhans.

Der Staotratb bat oen aontraft
fiir ben 8au oes Gfe Der 16. unO
S5arO StraBe su errihteuoen Spri.
tenbauies on Die 5irma 8eter Sic.
nit & Son bergeben. 9as 9lnges
tot mar $22,275.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
altinrr 9urnnbp.

gorth @latte, g1cb., #. SuIi.-
Tns Gori Scrifeo. i3 3'ciIcn neii,
Iidj bon bier. murOc aeiieru abcns
bon einem flcineu 1oruaoo ectroi.
fen. v. g9idiirom. ein Btonier
muroe getootet Gin Saaerbma
mo eine Sdelme pur0eR umge-
iuebt.
SAT- icoes flciue @e6au0c i'm
9ori puroe Berii6rt. Der Shlrm
bate aud idnmtli6e 5elearapbeH.
mo 9eIepbonordbte uieoergeririien,
iooab Die gerbinouna nit Der glu.
bmneIt nbacidnitten mar. Der
9ornaOo biIoete lid nororueitlid bon
SeribeD uno nabm cine iiiOoitlide
GidtlmG iuocm CT Dem 9oufe 0es
5iiOilniies uno Den 5uB6iigeln iiio.
lid BON 9lort6 Rlntte folgte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
gie[ grGeit fir 2immerleute.

3ie llnion scr 3inmerIeilte er.
Hart, oaB bon i6ren 750 0titgIie.
bern gegenipdrtig MIR ilngefdbr 80
2eute feline glrbeit bn6cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
ggir IenFen 0ie g[nflncrflnnt

g8ir Ienfen Die gtufncrfiant.
felt Der 2eier auf Die 9tn3eige bon
Wtort, oenl SIeioerb1noler, Der iii
iciHem icbigen Spe5idIberfauf bic
prd6ttgiten Gontneran5iige 5u ipob-
rem Sdleitoerpretien berfnuit. @er
einen Bargain piiuidt ioIte BET
i6m borlpredelr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

&enn Die 8nlfanOSlfer nod mebr
iol6e Siege crriugeii, lpie iie ibpeit
bon 0en Observation-Disclosures 3itae.
idrieben pcroelt, iperoei oie 3iirfcn
idlieBIih nod oos gegro6en Der
Gooten beIoreeu miiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
eniiranrtten aertrIimmern Heniter

/ QioprpooI, III. Sui. alT Nreuo
s FieIioen aufcntbaIts ocs acnigs
5eo ge bnben iidj Die GuffraaetterI
ss.idlanen9erottet lino cine Wlerse
@d,0uieiliter ienen Straben entlang
aerfrirnnlrrf, bird ipeIrbe oer SD.
nBQ eiuaieBen uoIltes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

2incolu. glls 5rau Son Cabin
nit Dem 9leinigen elmer gettiteae
mitteIs @aioline bei6ditigt mar,
ent3iinOete ii6 onsiel6e oitrf) ge.
riibrlug NIT einem 8iinSboI3. 8as
gett itauo ioiort in Slnmmen, bic
iif aid Dem anitoBenoen 3immer
nlittbeiltcu. Ssrnl Galoin erliti
ifliiHme granoiDuroeR an @eiihi
unO Arnten. Sbre S6neitern, SRI.
0larD Gauabn unO Nlargoret
9auabn, puroen elei6inas i6lium
ber6rannt. Ger Sodidn0en be-
tldet $2500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
glnsiteIlnns reiuer Oaa6rrussntittel.

9ie Grocer BON Omaha (Jfetall
Grocer stiiocintion) beabiidtigen I'M
0ftobcr ndditen sSdbres tn Omaha
cine 9Eusiieauug reilter gan9ruigs,
uitteL iu peranitalten. sAA4...A4iaal.u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
Die gnnOsSJanptitaOt

~IN N"HVS@ WE'TFTFE|t Nv N-UFFFF
tag cine regelrehte Gabaru gene.
icn idjrei6t Der Sforreiponoeut Der
9lclp yorf Gri6line ieirem gIotte.
@enn er iid etipas n1bcr iumgcicbeu
bat, miro er ia ipobl aud aanele
aeicben baben, obne bic fein Mii.
itenbilo DoIitdnOig iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

- Q. 8. @arn, ocutiHer DptE.
FER. slueen utteriudlt file BrIIIen.
44STr6 groaceis4 4@ehances GmahaA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
&pinocns stcmmcrct,

Spm s(rgulr1el1t moo fpi1oelig
Stemmcrct paoberaaber belr1e &e=
FORMS M%o0ltonoere Jig I'LL forifjel=
lige Grfaringer fra &pin0erneS 9el=
tagelie / set pffentlige 2ip / Calf
forl1ia. Del pil pioe, at &eil,ltatet
life iporer til 5orpentninger11e.
.Saaleoes benpiicr Sc til lt0faloet al
Galget ON Salooner eller iffesSo=
.lnoner / Sos Mugeles forleben. Ga
loonerne pal1ot, % bette faar Sc
ltemn1ehcrettigeoe &birber SfDl6er
for. 9e CT talrige nof til, at &c
~illltntet fu110e blepet ct al1bet, men
Sc foretraf Saloonerne. @por pl1=
ffelig set maaife fu11oe peret, at
&pin6erne fer bab6e bol16let amber
le6cs, iaa fan set BOG paa Sen a1t=
Ben SIDE life negtes, at Sc far
fl1lo Set til at femme, iprn Sc bill,
baaoe / 6ette og anore 9pergs,
maa1, % ret betrogtet er Set jo lite
perre for &nin6erne ems for Men=
Ihene, iom bor paret 6eres 2ere=
metre. Oct ifaI in6remmes, at
apinoerne iom &eeel er be6re enl
MGnoene, men me0 bpilfen @e1
tan man egentlig forlange, at Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16

3culle mrrfelige u6re6stilltoa0"
fprte loaleoeS til, at S%taliener11e
Sen II. April lm1oiattc en- Meng=
DC &rigsmateriel, @efc % Soloatsr
| 9l1gte11 pes Tolmetta, Sloti6ets
Etolemais, Ell lille 8D imelle1n
@engaii pg 9erl1a. @l,gten far
meget lap &anoltan0, og eli Sob1,
ftn0es life; alt maatte oerfor no
ifibeS / 2agtere, bpilfet forpprigt af=
fp0te Ell ltlpffe, ibet SEN iterfe 9gr=
ming 1l0e paa Set oabne @ap, bpor
Sronsportlfibcne lao, fpntreoe ct
Gar ltore 2Ggtere.
Ser CT mcget ftore &arlfeligbe6er
at onerbi1oe rleb at foa &asler og
GDr / 9al1o. Men set er FIN Be-
gpnbelien pao 8elpGrligbaoerne.
9erefter fon1rl1er grat1sporten til
~ H' -' or
Stationerne in6e / 2an6et. MIt
maa TRANSFORMERS paa @eiterpg, 90
-Sa16et FIN ejer ct ganife minimali
|&einet % grugen al @ogne 6erfor
Ier afifaoret.
Menneifer og Dpr lioer lige
|boarot unoer oisie Stroba6ier. @ar.
men er utaalclig, Ser er fun ipor.
Tom gegetation til at poe 5fbg.
&c, ga't6 ifal fpres me6, % mile.
Iange gejitrafninger gaor ope1
sanomarfar 1neo fulotanoiet gr
|fenprpg. ID
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16

lpnlpatbiif ACKNOWLEDGED gaaet bort
@ran bar fp0t oe,r Ste Marts 1872
II &lpbenbapn iom Sgr al M11rer=
1penD Gnrl @ran. @al1 l9rte Sns0=
fer oget blep Speno 1891, 6nr=
retninasferer for Sneofcrforbul1oet
1901-09. @an blep bernrlt anlut
iom SefrctGr / Sc ianpirfc11oe
Ia9fprbulo pg 11onnpntes til MGit=
forma1o / Mrbcioernes 6Gllesorga=
nilotion. San par pberligere BE
oaftpr al ct 6agbla0, SefretGr for
Nanif Observation-Disclosures pg
foglig Meoarbeioer pes socioloenlo=
fratel1..
@o1g pao @al,a life milolt ull-
Scr panifslige Observation-Disclosures
bar man bapt flor Mptte qf Gorl
@ra11s 9pgtigbe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
ifaI pare be6re2. Spgrgsmaalet

fnl bore he0reSs Spgrgsmaale,
er fprreiten iii bragt paa Bone
Mnlcouing al ct ENHANCEMENT til
G%aIiiorrias Megiltrationslop, gao:
;enoe l,o paa, at apinoer1le lfal fri
|teges for at opgipe iin 9llocr, noar
Sc regiltrerer fpr Galget. Mrilbcl1e
II 2agislaturell lar nurct golantc
nof til at %inDrsnln1e bcll 0ctte Hri=
nilegil,n1, 90 bporfor life? Maar
oct III, eli Sang CT iaa l1ogtpoalig-
gc1oe for Ell &pi1oe at ifjule lin
SLIDER, laa' fmn man Del l,noe benoe
Sen ill, 6orupjclie. Ct man utter
esleret / at faa reoe poo, ON bun
er ober 80, iaa bebpper man ga
io11oelig life at gronife @algliiter,,e
for at fin0e set l,o. (yTec.-H.D
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16

Stalienerne bar itrafs begejitreoe
oner Sen itorc grobring. Mell 8a-
gejitringen er iiffert allereoe b1euet
betpoeligt afipalet, og for itore Ge-
le al set italtenife 6olf bill 3ripolis
iaetens inoen lenge itaa iom en-
6orbanoelie, Ser bar foitet mango
nnge Meno 2ipct eller Tgrligbeo
og fom / Ell ltoberifuelig 5remtio
bill freba ubpre Dire al Ee1ge og
Mrbei6e.
@n Gang me6 Gi6en bill ale sis,
lie Dire bel bore Srrgt, men Sen
%nuleDen6e Generation bill fun file
8proernc og meoens @resiat
gror, 6er 10 @oriemor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
arisens @eo1er.

Sc tprfiife 5a1eers iprgelige Sos
ifilbres / franife 8Iaoe i bele bets
oromatiife @pieligbe6. 9filoringel1
er FORFEIT; Sen, Der ifriber famine,
bar ielD - efter Difpbs Grobri1tg /
Sfftober - let %lignenoe ON ems life
ioa ltbpggelige Sce1ar / Sc ierbiife
5angabarafffer.
Gn fantpenoe Scr forbruger e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
Grisen mellem Stalicn pg Sprfiet

er %forlungit el1ot % 5ripoli5 CT 11l1=
ser Sogttogclie al alla Oiplomatilfe
1ormcr afitaaet til Staliea. Diff
cielt CT Ser fife &rig lnngerc / SRI
polls, l1elt / Girfelig6eocn fun1pes
ser frcmoeles, % bper Sag moa
1u1gc Stoliel1ere ofre 2ipct for Der
,1pe @elio0elle, Tporelonoet fat
erobret.
Sen tripolito11ife Soro b(iper 0nr
for Staliencrne.
9en m~u6ommeoanife @efolfnin1
II 2anOets S11ore p9grer Zig me0
11trattct Gaergi mos set 11pe Ser
lfab, og 0enne Mo0itar1o bil fomme
til at bore mango glar. Gbi ielp
ON Sefolfningen / 9iltrifterne
longs MioOelboosfplten foloer til
SIZE, bill 9rfenltammerne beolige=
DolOe ltrOeH, og moo OetH CT Del
praftiif talt ll1muligt at FIRE ct til.
intetgjgren0e Slag. Ser er fun et
at giere:. itaoig at bore forbere6t
paa Sberfalo fra 6eres SIDE. Ge
bill aigre Set n%e6penoigt for Sfalien
til 5tabigbe0 at bape en- betpoeIiq
Seer UNDER Gaaben / set erobre6e
2ano. Gette forflurer set Scr
i'm, at Ser fra Stalieni Ser forrnel1
leper ! Gre6 me0 ollie, ita6ig ofgao1
itore 9roppemangoer % ben emf
Gfibsfaoning after Ben a1r6en a
! @riggmaterieI. l.8 .353s IN 55s.I.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
6nnhrrjyllat1n.

NrpJIeTtcl. Sru NQUcltrQQ NleU
ocles Sen 170e April: Gn MfOelin(
|of set @pm1oltifbol0, ipn1 for no:
gen SiO iiOen bar frelnpilt 0a11ll
@pnmoltif paa Sen bpgieniife Som:
grcs / Eoris, if11loe / slftes nnoe,
2ebellc al @pnl1altifleoer g. 6
9ltcb fra &jpbel1bapn bape gipet Ell
Sppisl,ing / @pnualtifforcningen
Mobenrau. IA Sppisl1inge11, Jon
bar bcltcmt til M%fboloelie pao uTol=
fchjen1", lful0c beaDnoc, in0fanot
Jig cit Eoliti6etjcnt, iont los 8pm=
noltiffprc1ingel1s Ior1l1ol1o pioe, al
lon1tlige @pn1l,aiter pilbe blipc 11b=
nilte n1eb CT 5innes &oric l, bpis Ser
oocrlopeoet fanot l1ogcn Gppisninq
Steb. Sppislril1gen moottc JON
Iplgc bcrof ltrofs offpics.
Senere meobcle5: Gamtlige
Me6lcmner al @olOct hlep 1,0pil1
mes CIT Sinrs Gariel. &pliti6etjen=
ten, lpn1 p%perbragte. ll6pis11ingsor=
0rc,1, los enopibcre @pn1noiterne
pibe, at Ser bar t%eIegrafcret rl,u0t
til olle &olitifontorer / Moroiles=
pig for at forbin0re cit Spbisning
anoctltco5. @pmnaltcr1e tog Ser
poa fra Nabenroo mes feritc Iog
% o%frejite nor6poa.
Gn MI Span9slub. Hrgjierue
pcl1ter Jig al 9ptfe og 6remgaug al
Sua,g. @nor SC life fan a1pcn0e
Sen, ier Sc @cgpnbeLiel1 til timber
gang % Noronrpelie. S &il1ter
bar Ser t sen prgjiiife 2ano0oe
Itooet CT, Sou ON Giterifoler til
Tur6anoling. S%elpfplgelig ifal SET
bore SpangSlfoler. Sc 111ge Men=
l1eifer pao 2ar1oet ifol tpinges til at
beiege Sem, il16ti( Sc er is Mar
aorn(e. Man forltaor life, bporle=
ocs Iolif fon pcnte Jig 11ogct goot
al Set roell at bore / 8eliOOelie al
SrGlleiino. s%elpfslgclig ifal Spon=
gen euoba itrummes for .@rnnie=
eanel1e. s MlminocligbeO er Set
&nmn1l1l1crl1c, Ser ifal b%eltenane,
on1 Sc bill lpfioliagiorc beres hinge
Soft meo Cit loa0on 1pangsonltalt,
men / Moroilcspig ifal set bclten1=
mes al N(l1tsl1>polgcnc. Set nil il
&c, at CIT balp Cues 5pifere, ser |
Mcgclen CT pillige til at fran1r1e
5pangsrcgimentet efter Gpne, IT'S
ltnrcs meo Magt til. at tpinge ct
belt Nn1ts ltngopm til at gao / 81
terifolc til Set is. Mar.
ga 0cr1,e Sob forlrpliu por til
Iorbonoling / Sen prdjliife &igs=
Bag, uotolte 2o1obagsmol1b Stop
pcn6or9=S fulmsoger, at ifl1lOe ling
hon1mcl1 lnre 11pget, n1oattc sen &C.
g%eiltres, mcl1 Set lfete life ne0
5nana. Gn go6 ~l1ng0omSifole
n1ootte nnre cit Eripotifolc. 9e11=
ne Sob bor life ole11c SEN arimme
ggcnifob at billie inofdre Ell
Spol1gslfole, m1er Sen Ell nperl
&jobet cit ltn0tagelieslop.
2onobrugsn1iniiteren iporeoe, al
Set bar Sen blepen giort til, for al
man / Mor0ilespig life ifl,l0e 1ut0=
bragg Jig Oens = &eliignelier.
&Grre @ao11 fan Ser 0pg life let
5pbes Tribe0eu % cit fr%ibcoselifc11=
Sc gefolfni1a.
6ornplig talte 2a11ooogsmou>
Mis~ Misien in1o6 Sen. Men 2ppel
blep De0toget. S11nferne far il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
Fortalt j faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
siger han havde den vserste Hoste
som kan tankes. og standsede den /,
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers White
Wine OF Tar. Ss# 5 S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-16
n@pao beo Sc fsrlte

2ercren: nSpao beo Sc fsrite
Mennejfer?"
@lepen: v@po og aom."
2areren: u9u moo alti6 iige
Moom og @ba. Sbor mango @a11-
9e bar leg lite iagt Big, at 6e ifab-
ties ! alfabetiff 0r6en."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-09
Tea Aprons, Ice

Dimities. Cross bars and muslins,
dainty frills, lace or embroidery
trimmed fitted yokes bands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
Sustained Iniuries.

GRAFTON - John Bennington OF
the South Side, one of the best
known conductors on the Monongah
division. had his leg badly bruised
in rather peculiar manner. While
walking down the track alongside q
train Of cars in the Clarksburg yard
bennington was struck on the leg
below the knee by a car jack which
had been thrown between the cars
by repairman. The repairman hac
been at work on a car on a sidetract
and wanted to cross the train to the
side on which Bennington was walk
tng. He did not see the conductor
and rather than carry the heavy 1acl
with him, he hurled 1t beneath the
cars, striking Nj. Bennington and
knocking him down. He was brought
to this city on the first train ant
taken to his home on the South Side
where he is resting easily. Whtlt
The limb is quite badly bruised fo1
several inches, It is considered for
tunate that the bone was not frac
tured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
Voting in France.

new method of voting has Just
been introduced into France that
which Is called the sisoloirh The isQ-
I0tr is a sort of cabin or tent cur
tanned off III corner, in which the
voter MIXTURES or incurtains himself
when he fills up his voting paper.
Before he used to have to register
his vote in public with perhaps his
deceased wife's father looking over.
his shoulder. The new system gives
him plenty Of time to make up his
mind and form his letters nicely
sometimes painful job to the rural
voter.
The first experiments with the ,iso-
loir have been made in the country
municipal elections, and there have
been some rather amusing Incidents.
The voters don't quite know what to
make of the new system, and most Of
them dive into the isoloir like a
bather in Arctic water. A worthy
gendarme, fearing to disturb the
folds of the curtain. actually crawl
ed under 1t on hands and knees. A
priest crossed himself before enter
ing, One old gentleman plunged in
gaiIy, but thought he had to stay in
termed till he was called to come out.
When, half an hour later, fearing ne
had had stroke, the returning Off
GERS went to look for him, they
found him fast asleep with his head
on tlIe'voting table.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
AGED Man Dead.

CLARKSBURG = Edward BlaKe'
aged 95 years; a well known rctireo
farmer died at o'clock "Wednesday
evening at the home of his son, Lee
Blake, at the old Blake home place
near Rockford after a lingering Ill
ness Of diseases incident to old age
Mr.. Blake who was one of the old
est residents of that section Of the
state was born and raised near Rock
ford in his earlier life lie was well
known and prosperous farmer but he
had been retired for a long time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
poNrIFF DESIRES PEACE.

ROME, Dec. 19.-"I hope before
! die to see peace between the church
and the state" said the Pope this
week., when discussing Monsignor
Nossi's speech to the recent Milan
Congress. The gist of the speech was
that the law of guarantees, which
settled the relations between Italy
and the Vatican so years ago, when
the Pope lost his temporal power,
should now become an, International
law, recognized formally by all of the
other European powers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
Hit bv Train.

CLARKsBURG Lloyd Young, a
young man OF this city, is lying in
the City hospital in a critical condi-
ton as result Of injuries received
when he was struck by an eastbound
freight train in the local yards. He
was thrown clear Of the track when
struck by the train, but sustained iE-
ternal injuries, beside deep gashes
about the head He was taken to
the hospital at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

large sums Of money from the Ma
tional Fireprooftng Company, said to
have amounted to $4,000 in six
years, William W: Burgess, assistant
secretary of that company testified
before commissioner that he prac-
ticed the fraud because | need the
money" The firm alleges that it
las paid out $4,000 for stamped
envelopes that were never delivered
to the company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
TO MARK PEACE CENTURY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10
A monument to each state along the
Canadian boundary to mark the line
and commemorate 100 years Of peace
between the United States and Great
Britain was proposed in bill today
by Senator Jones of Washington,
which asks II 100000 appropriation
for the purpose.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

CH1CAGo-Trial of serious
charge against Ottoman zar Adusht
Hanish, leader of the Mazdaznan sun
worshipers cult, was continued to
December % in the municipal court
because of the non-appearance Of the
complaining witness. The prosecu-
tor told the court the witness feared
lie would incriminatc himself by
testifying. The states attorney and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

AfsT on two counts ot
.'boetl Ed Harmon found
guilty and let OF lightly with q fine
OF, s25gand a sentence Of thirty days
install. Two Of tie witnesses against
him admitted purchasing intoxicaRts
from Harmon: The case has been
reported to the federal authorities,
and he will be tried in United States
court after ending his term in the
local jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

General john Chase and other mill
tary officers, order the release OF
prisoners and abolish the
commission in the zone
where coal miners are on strike.
These demands were made on the
governor by a committee from the
allied trade unions convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

wAsHINGToN-The bill relieving
miners on gold and placer claims in
the Dam Greek region Of Alaska from
the required amount of assessment
work on their claims this yea. be-
cause Of ruin caused by recent floods
was passed by the Senate. 8aitsn84
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
=7PREICHERsi FARES CHANGE.

5f' 3PHILADELPHIA, Dec. f9.-Ac-
to information received in
Harrisburg the Pennsylvania railroad
will not sell tickets at reduced rates
TO clergymen for travel within the
state after January /, but will issue
them at the present clerical charges
for. Interstate Journeys.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

,ardicc brought against,him in mag
azEne article, over which he brought
suit for libel against the Frank A.
Munsey Company, which was settled
out of court, testified he wished to
clear his character publicly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

L0NDoN-Grand Duke Boris of
Russia, a cousin Of the emperor Of
Russia, on the witness stand in the
lord chief justices court to rebut
allegations of misconduct and cow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19
TELEGRAPH 7IP5

NoRFoLK-l. P. Wilson. 81 Year,
old, was shot and killed by DR.. c.
saunders, who mistoS 4Itm for q
burglar. Members Of Wilson'S family
think the dead man, CATER having
been lost on a street corner by per-
sons who were bringing him home
attempted to get into fthe Saunders
house, thinking it was his own
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

JoLIET-Automatic derailment
apparatus saved Chicago bound eS-
press train from head-on collision
into a runaway freight train near
here on the Chicago; Rock Island 4
Pacific railroad. Airbrakes on the
freight train failed to work and the
train became a runaway. After 1t
had passed the second stop signal
the dcratlment switch opened and
the runaway was shot, into the ditch
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-19

INDIANAPOLIS Milo March of
Goshen, Ind, a senior in Princeton
University, was, chosen as tile India77s
ma recipient Of the Rhodes scho larss
ship at oxford University, England ,.i
DENvER-C haractertzingS their
demands as ridiculous, Goyer NO n l'l5,
NJ. Ammons refused the Union q q "
demand that lie dismiss djlnt an \