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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11

the average profit 10 family amounts
70 about $50. Some have less than
this. but others have 500 and even
more at the close Of the season, a few
can supply their own tables with vege-
tables and still be $50 to the good
One man at least has supported 8
family Of FIVE on bis little patch. and
when be first took charge Of the gar
den he didn't know a thing about the
work He is Charles bigger. old and
one armed. Of Philadelphia His gar
den Is at WynnedeId
bigger succeeded through persever-
ance. Every morning between April
and September he could be found at
bis miniature farm about O'Clock in
the morning. and be kept touing coDtin
ually until ) o'clock in the afternoon
He has q little shanty on the grounds
and here he prepared bis food ana
stored his vegetables.
There Is hardly anything. that Is in
season in the vegetable line that could
not be found on Buger's patch. and he
IS justly proud Of his crops. Last sum
mer he had potatoes, tomatoes. corn.
string beans. lima beans. lettuce. pump
kins and cabbage. During the harvest
season he needed the assistance Of two
men 10 handle his crops. 1t was q ia
miliar sight at that time to see Bilger
going along Georges hill pushing with
his one hand his wheelbarrow piled
high with eatables- Several times the
produce was hauled away by a horse
and wagon. bigger is already known
for the fine vegetables he produces and
has no trouble in getting customers.
Farming was a mystery to bigger six
years ago. He lost his arm In rail
road accident and had difficulty in Sc
curing employment Then the garden
was offered TO him. This helped Il
keep himself, his wife, his widowed
daughter and her children. The grand
children assist in supporting the fam
Iy now
Many other men have found their ex
( perience on these gardens to be help
ful Several have obtained positions il
the forestry reserve, while Others hav,
( secured farms of their own.
This outdoor work has also proved o
great benefit to the numerous mother
+ and children who have been engage,
in it. for besides providing fresh vege
tables for the table they have receive,
plenty of good exercise. which mean
good health
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11

In the ancient times there lived a
wonderfully wise man. Of whom il was
said that he could answer correctly
any question put 70 him There was
one. however. who thought himself
clever enough 10 outwit the sage. This
man took a poor, captive bird and
clasped II so closely IN his hand that
only the head and tail were visible.
Tell me said ne 70 the renowned
guesser Of riddles. is the bird which
hold in my hand alive or dead"
II the answer were Dead" thought
this artful plorter, be would just open
his hand and let the bird fly If the
answer were Alive" he would with
one little squeeze crush the poor bird
10 death.
But the wise man proved himself
equal to the occasion aud replied, III
IS as you please"
Each one holds within his or her
grasp the fair bird OF life. Which is II
10 be-a blessing or a bane? 1t is "as
you please"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11
WHITE RAINBoWs.
Formed by Strong Light, Fine Rain
and q Low Sun.

Though rainbows are generally asSo-
ciated with colors. there IS such phe-
nomenon. very rare. Il IS true. as 4
white rainbow. The circumstances nee
essary for its formation are fine rain
and strong sun The phenomenon is
due 70 the optic principle known as in
reference. II the drops Of water be
very small. the interference sf the rays
causes such 4 complete overlapping Of
the colors that the bow appears white.
That IS TO say. the various prismatic
colors. instead OF being thrown out
separately. as in the ordinary prism.
are thrown one on the top OF the other.
aud the light Is thrown by tie sun. a
il were. on a sheet u rain The fine
close rain produces the same effect X
a woven texture This result is still
more noticeable where 4 fog takes the
place Of the rain
The phenomenon * not often noticed.
because the conditions absolutely nee.
essary TO the formation IF white
rainbow are a strong light. a close rain
ard 4 sun lying near the horizon.
These three conditions are not often
present at the same time.-W esInlin-
ster Gazette
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Inns In EunaarY.

Wayside inns il Hungary generally
rejoice in very quaint titles This one
was called the Dropperin and had the
usual sign outside-viz. 9 long pole
with a wooden ring and a gigantic
wine bottle suspended from it. The
system OF keeping the scores is primi-
tive, but practical The regular Gus
toners and the innkeeper have each g
bit Of wood called rovas. with the
name OF the person written on it, and
every liter Of wine consumed is mark
Ell by each making a notch on his r.
spectiye bit Of wood When the score
is paid of both the royas are burned
Consequently you hear the peasants IN
viting each other TO ngyonroviasmora
literally drink on my ~knotch stick.
which sounds most Wander
tngs In Hungary"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11
AUTHORS BLUa0ERs.
sore Amusing Slips Esa6e - Famous
French Writer'S

French Wrstsrs-
M. TIbers Gin yubliSs1s-st il Ia Re-
vue de Paris ar amasiH- series af
howserS perperr7resi- rs 81 Sehooi
boys. buz By he great Tsanjansiruus~
Of French literature IL zfaesrs fssztt
hardly one of the great men IN tbs.
phalanx OF no<idIag H0aleEs ESCAPES
First comes TaiFEs himself With
sThroaghozt the a torre8t~ 81 rzin
poured down. and twenty Thousand
Austrians BIZ the dust
TIE wei-Aty and erudife lawyer. VI.
Tnoplong. procg1fms in one 81 hiS sou
Der tones thar in the midst Of many
crumbsIng institutions that - property
stands erect on its feet. seated ugou
Justice
The pen OF the famous critic. Fran
cisque Sarcey. had its frequent IaEEseS.
-On his helmet waves a missing
plume and In the tones Of Mile
CgaIde one recognizes her mothers IA
miliar hand for example
II TousseneI journalist. naturalist
and historian. has sentence. no doubt
Of profound ethnographical Interest
which might perhaps have beer
phrased otherwise: The English an6
Russian nations. the two greatest pow
ers In the world are precisely those il
which the man makes the greatest ef
forts 70 resemble the woman-1he Eng
/ lishman By shaving himself daily. ths
Russian By putting ont his chest
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11
Town Boom Philosophy.

II you are kicker aud see the shad-
ovs Of failure in everything that is
proposed 70 help the town, for heaven
sake 80 into some secluded canyon and
Kick your own shadow on the clay
bank and.give the men who are work
ing to build up the town a chance One
long faced. hollow eyed, whining, carp
ing chronic kicker can do more to keer
away business and capital from a town
than all the drafts. short crops, ehinch
bugs. cyclones and Billiards combined.
White Hall Qn.l Register.
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The Solution.

The bankruptcy court can boast some
delightfully."- naive rejoinders. How,
sir. is it possible" angrily demanded
the opposing counsel Of the bankrupt.
TO live IN the luxurious style You have
affected on $500 a year," The witness
replied. with an air Of justifable pride.
that that was a problem I'd which be
had devoted considerable time in the
interests OF social economy, and the
results OF his humble efforts were no,g
before the court"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11
How VACANT LOT
GARDENING PAYS
One Old Man Supports FaEilj
Of Five on Little Patch
BEAUTIES THE BARE SPOTS.
The Case Of Charles bigger, One Arm
ed and Poverty Stricken. an Exarapis
of What This Form of Charity VIII
Dc Fer tire City.

Is vacant lot gardening profitable
Practical experience has shown with
out doubt that this Is a real charity.
Helping others 70 help themselves is
one OF the best movements ever in.
augurared IN this country. For fifteen
seasons men and women. aged. III or
out OF work. have kept the wolf from
the door by nothing more than a little
plot OF ground that would otherwise
hare gone 10 waste
Figures speak for themselves The
fact that ground allotted By the PhiIa
delphia Vacant Lots Cultivation as
ISOLATION netted about So. 100 To a.
families during the past season shows
that the work is worth while. Accord
ing 10 James H Dix. the superintend
ent, and Charles Horn, his assistant
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DIXIE LIMITED.

Solid train. composed OF
eoupostse car. sec tic n
drawing room sleeping car.
observation com partmen1
car and dining car between
Jacksonville and Chicago,
and section drawing room
sseeplng ear between Jack
xouvfEIe and ST. Louis. Also
section drawing TO o n
sleeping car between Palm
Beach and Chicago
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New York and Florida Special.

Descrtption q this p3pular train de Luxe.
This train consists OF Pullman Drawin z
-<oom. state Room. Sleeping Dining and
Ii 3rarg q Observation cars. heated by stea Tl3-
uuippea with he new high-speed brakes.
and = brilliantly lighted 1hroug bout by
electric ~. special lights besng provided
for each berth. affOrding perfect comfort
IN writing or for reading al night
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11
The Man Under the I'D

Mrs. Ilm-d-Did you ever ind a mau
under the betE Mrs. Blaf-Yes; ras-
night we thought there were burglars
In the house. / found my husband
there
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Use Lime.

II small box Of unsIaked lime Is
kept In the pantry it will absorb al
impurities. The air will be kept dry
and sweet Change the lime every
two or three weeks.
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Fla. and West Indian LimitedNo 81

Carrying Through FREE Reclining
Coach Chair Cars, Electric Lighted
Pullman Drawing Room Slice ping Cars
Dining Cars. Jacksonville TO New York
Local ParloF Car Jack sonvflte to Augusta.
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Palmetto Limited. Eo.L86.

DAILY. Carrying through Coaches
Electric Lighted Pullman Drawing
Room Sleepers. Dining Cars Jackson
Vile 70 New Y crk.
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The Dear, Dead past

Wife-"I came across some re vo,u
Ola loVe letters today. How you loved
me- harry Ausband-sYes. Is sun.
per ready? I'm awfully hungry
Brooklyn Citizen.
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Coast Line Florida MAJ No. 30.
Dali

Carrying Through Coaches and Elec.
trio Lighted Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars. Jacksonville TO New York
stops at Meal stations.
Local Sleeper Jacksonville 10 Savannah.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11

We ought either to be silent or speak
things better than silence.
ras.
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DIXIE FLYER

Solid train. carrying
electric lighted compsrt-
ment. observation sieepers,
and electric lighted Sec
ton drawing room sleep
ers. First class coaches
and smoking ear. Dining
car serves all meals 8 Ia
carte
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-11

For OF information write can
A.. W. FRET0T. Division Passenger Agent,
Street. Jscksonvaiss pa
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South ATLANTIC.
LAYTEn

solid train. composed a.
electric lighted drawirs
room Pullman sIeeuzus
cars and coaches hetwn~s
Jacksonville and CHn~lT-
natl, and Jacksonx1I{e
1 ouisvtlle and En6xaAauo
Ifs. through Sleeping -
between jacksonville ara
Cleveland: also Pullman
sleeping car between Jack
sonvfiLe and Grand Rapfds
on Wednesdays. Frfxiaye
and sundays Of each week
Dining car service betwN<n'
Attn MA and G faoznunfk
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5riseo Balm banferOtt.
SOdilutben nnb @elSfnappbeit Be.
binseH bic Ginietilus clues
JieeeiuerS.

ct. 2ouis, 0ao., 90. @lai.-
9bomds $. &eit goriiser oes 9i.
reftorenrat6s Der ct. 2ouis 2rnit
Company, umo.2. .. @indea, BRA.
iiScnt Der ct. 2ouis & Gan 5ran.
cisco gabngeieGidaft, puroen i'm
bieii9et gunoesgeri6t 5it Heceiberrl
Der 6risco gabn ernmnit. Sames
Campbell, gr1iioent Der gtortbert
american Company, oeranlabte Die
Giniebung Der &aceiner, neil Die
9nbngeieaidait ibm 100000
ibulSet. Die eieentIi9e llriade
Der ganferotterfIdrlmg lit 6arin 81
illden, oos Die 9cnonnte 9obn ON
I. Sinti Soften i'm 8etrnge bon $2,.
100000 su be5abIen batte, bns @eI0
ater nirgeno ouftreiben fomtte. sSrl.
icIsc Der fiir5liden Sodflutben bat-
te Die 8obn iingebeure 8erluite er.
Iitten. 9n5u FAM baB ite gejiplirt.
gen mar, Die 20bne Der 8abnanga.
iteQten ipeientlif) 81 erbOben.
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Gleine StaStneuiafeiten.

Serr q. g8. @ottles, unier Gtra.
Benbabnmagnat, befinbet fid in @e.
id1ften beS 0tillion Dollar Sotels
III SEEM gorf. 9lm Samitag miro
CT 5urildertpartet, ipann glngebote
fir ben 9au beS SoteIs er0iinet
iueroen iollen.
Gtaotantpnlt MDan bot geltert Elm
@utodteu abgegeben, tpona6 Die
icst leben6en glngeborigen peritor.
bener Sauerme6rleute feinen On.
iprlt1 auf oen isigen 9eniionsfono
baben. Gaourd perlieren 3rauen
nno ainoer ibren 9lniprud, oen
iie fraft oes neuett @eiebes Sit fla,
FEN eloubten. StabtfommiliGr Gp.
ser iagte, es iei ii6er1aiipt nod,
tein @elo ba fir 9lnaeborige bon
Observation-Disclosures Oic IN Ser 3lt.
funit onrdl ben 9oo obberlifen mir.
oen. @as niibt Damn bas @eieb.
ipenn es nibt fit Die @eIomittel
icrgt2
sSr1ulein g(6ba gotpett gorItehe.
rim Der beutiben glbtbeillmg Der
Omaha Sodid,illc, miro ipabreno
oes Sonlners Die 2eitling Ser cna-
IiIden alaiin ser 9tormalIhnle in
Geru, glebr., iiberne6men.
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lMEg
EiFl
Der 63. aonarei,.

Boibington 2S, @ui.-Qie Ger
nebn1ltngen iiber Die SariIporlage
Dor ben ltnterausidiiiien oes ST.
nansaulduIies babelt ibren slbi6luB
aefllnben.-9er idarfe 9lngriff oes
Grdiioenten 8ilioit gegen Die Cob
fpiIten bat tuie etrle 8onbe einge'
iflaoen. 9iele gertreter Der So6-
finons uno Der 6abrifnnten Die bier
aeaen Die 3arifoorLage arbeiteten,
haben ibre Sbdtigfeit plOtli6 eill-
oeIteat uno bereiten cine oiiertli6e
grfldrlng Dor, ilnt ibren Storto'
plnft sll pertbeioigen. Ser repu'
blifanilhe Senator aenpon bon
ssopa iprad BEL benz graiioentelt
Dor utto begliidipiinihte ibn ot iet'
ner GtelLungnebme. .-8ie etnge'
rpid,fe afeiolitior betreffs llnterfu.
funa oes Strcifs Der aoblengrd6er
in @eit.8irgitiid tpuroe etnltinlnltg
angenonlnlen. SSnt 8aule tpuroe
duf glntrag ltnberlpoob's beidloi'
icn, Die aon1ites fir Snoianeronge'
leqenbeiten, SSSrrigation mo oIfent'
li6e @ebGuoe 5u peraroBern nno
elm neltes aontite fir 9lusgabert I'M
0eportement fir glrbeiterangelegelt'
beiten 5u Observation-Disclosures
@or[on6 iprn6 iiber Die iogenattr'
ten ,SlumS" 1T 8aibingtor mo
beantragte bie gbidoffimg Der
9flIeps in Ser 9unbesbauptItaot.
Superintendent Gins reidte cine Bill
elm, tpelde bic glufbebung bes 8er.
Stooten SanoeGsgeridtS be3meft.-
geprdientant 1abenner reifte cine
Gfeiolution eilt I'M Die Madenl6af'
ten Ser Sarif.2o6bDiiten gu inter
MISUNDERSTANDING bis 9onnerltag.
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8idJter aenneSD's GudJfOlser.
1onb. Worrbeao ernennt Games y,
Gnsliig 5um bieiisen SiitriftS.
ridJtcr.

Gum Iadiolaer oes 9iitriftsrif.
terS Soparo aenneop, peIder re.
iienirte, rm ais 0litgIieo Der
Observation-Disclosures 5u flmgiren,
bot @ouperneur Ylorcbeao beute Den
iliiberen GountponpoIt Sames y.
Gngliib ernnnnt. 9rei tii6tiee
0tGnner bciparbcn ii6 I'M 6as Rid.
ternmt, n6mli6 Staotsienntor @roB.
mann, 9lobert Z. aatrid rno SSames
Y. gngliib. glnf1nglid bicB es,
Dob Serr @roBmonn ieoeniaas Die
grenniin9 erbalten perOe, Inn 10
inebr, oa or oils Gin pcrionlider
6reut0 Deg Gouperneirs gaIt uno
einen beoeutenoen @influb binter
iid bat. @as nun ben @ouperneur
beitilrtnit bat, 6roBmann fallen 81
Iaiien, mogen Die 8otter piiIen.
SnOeIien Gngliib lit elm f1biger
Wlann, Der Dem giidteritanbe ebre
MAIDEN ipiro. ~la.aI
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ljlfner Crubfl
anf Sem Balkan!
Gerbien nno ynlsarien am gor'
nbeno eincs GriegcS.

Sofia, 2s.. Nai.-Sn biciigen mi.
lit1riidcn areiien erlportct man ie'
ZEN gluaenblid ben glusbrub Der
8einbicligfeiten 5iuiidcn Serbien
Lnb gulgarien.
Bicu, 2S. Wini.-eincr Gcpeidc
on Die bieiise Sieihspoit 5ufoIac bal
gnIqnrien cine 9tote all Die @roB'
mdfte ocridtet, in peIher tic oieic
els Gdiebsridlter iiber Die 3ugebo'
rigfeit Snlonifi's onruit.
SoIouifi, 2S. 0aai.-3piifcn 6eu
In Der gl1be Der Stabt Io9ernoen
griehiiden unO bulgariiden Sriip'
pen b1It bic Spannung ott. SriitC
fam es picocr au S6armiiteln. Die
@riehcn beiduloiaen bic 8ulgoren
bic Ingreifer 5u iein. Sros uller
nceentbeilisen 8eridte treffen oiC
9nIaoren benno6 slnltoItcn, bic feitC
gfiediidc StelIung @Ieftberid on5ii'
areifen. Girnlal IN geiis oieiei
s-EteIluna boben tie diid 0en ger1
s,unebalon in ibrer Wfndt, bon nr
ans iie nie SteIlrngen Der @ricder
nit @eihiiten beitrei6er fonnen
Tie gried)iiden 8enerGle iino oei
gIniitt, Dab 6ie 8ulgnren Die Stel
Iuna Der @rie6cn einfreiien lnf
6icie BEL eirtem unberhofiten 9lni
ariff mad Der Seefiiite treiben iper
cen. Die @rie6en treiicn @egen
i1toBregcln.
9onoon, 2S. Wloi.-gs lit bic,
Gin Glon inter grorterlmg, Die Ser
bnnoIunsipcrre 81 beben, tpelbt
fiirslid Der enolibcn llnter5eihnunf
eines 5rieoenspertrageS 5piihen bei
Iiirfei un0 ben 8alfanitoaten be.
ftebt. 9ie europdii6en @roBntd9tC
enIpieblen, 0aB oieierligen Staaten
freIhe oosll bereit Itno, ben sSrie
nenspertrogsenttpurf oes britiiber
Gtootsiefrct1rs oes glustp1rtiger
initer5eidnen, obne ouf lire Ser
biinoeten Ill tporten. IS miro oar
auf bingeipieien, ooB 9lilgorien iol
hcrnrt 5riebensbeoiugungen nit Del
Giirfei obihlieBeu fomite, tno oil
GrrBmGhtc bnnn fire glufrnerfiont
felt borauf ridten fonnten, Die mi
neripenitigen Stanten gum Inter
5cihnen 5u bringen.
Der britii6e Stantsiefretdr oei
austpdriigen entpiing beute oil
iSriebetsoeIegaten ein5eln uno bronl
lit ale, ben 6riebensbertragsei
an unter3eihnen. stber Die grie6i
ihrn 9elegaten ertuiberten, oob ii
fieie 5roee al ibre &egierunger
rertueiien niiBten.
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41prS IN
GDnnlil Dlufs!
Ginem 2oiOmOtiubciSer nirO bic
aeble .bnrdidDniiten.
nnbefnnnt.

s5otparo Syones, rir % Sabre
alter 2ofomotipbei5er, ipur0e fllr5
Dor Deitternutt In Council gluffs
ermoroet. gt bate oeraoc ben SO.
fomotioifuppen perlaiieH oils meb.
rcre in oemielbcn beidditiste glr'
better auf Elm @erdiiib auimcrtiom
irilroen. SIN Anditen gluuenblid
eridien sSoneS' ipieoer ouf Der
9biiridueIlc, ajis elmer flofienoen
&olsnluoe itronite glut; er Der.
iu6te at ipredeh, Die 2uitrObre
aber mar tim 6urhidnitten, nlr
einige lnartifuIirie Sante bcrmodtc
er ols5itItoben. @ion brndte ibnt
9leiititt imo Tapier; taunt o6cr bat.
tc er ben Stift dngeiebt, iln etIpaS
nieoer5uihreiben, oIs er entieelt 5lt
go0en ianf. gr mar einem Welt'
&elnor6er sum Spier gefaaen. slls
ser Ghnt bringenb ocrOaftig miro
Gin itolieniidet Stredenarbeiter be.
;eifnet. nit tpeltem sSoneS Dor ci'
niger Gogen cine gluseinanoer.
icbllng qe6abt bate. 9icier botte
Inn blutige 9iade gridDorcn. Die
@oIi5ci fabn6et geaenwartig auf ben
Ses O1oroes 8erb16tigen.
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sfns Seutidlcn sSereiner.

ngapa" Steele fonnte eines ltnD
tuobIieits ipegen eeitert Die Strobe
Der rGoncoroia" 3amenbereins
nidt leiten. gr lit in iiingiter 3eit
nit arbeit iiberb1uft ttto batte iif)
iiberanitrenst. Soffentlid lit oas
ltntuobIifin itur boriibergeberlb.
Ser geebrosfd Surnbe5irf miro
81 benz om %. SSuni IN 9enDer
itottfinbenben gunbesturnfeit cine
9}reisriege entietben. Der Sii6-
ieite Surnberin miro folgnoe Sur.
ner 3u bieier Siege iteIlen: Sobn
Sbeil, gSoIter 9foienbaum uno
Gbas. 9iies. Die geebrasfa Gurner
reiien per Spc5inl5ug nia gurling-
ton 8abn. sS5rgeno SSemunb, Der
Die 3abrt NIT ben Sltrnert nlit5u-
MAIDEN gebenft, mag ii6 bieierbolb
an beit Siibieite Surnoereit 18.
m6 8inton StraBe, ipettoen. 9ie
@bfnbrt erfolgt ant %. SUM-.
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s,latfOrm fiir ben sreibrief.

Daapor 9oblmon bat Der itdoti'
iten 6reibrieifommiiiion folgenoe
oebn erllnolegenoe 8orifldge ifrift'
lid iiberInitteIt. gr beiiiriportetc
bieiel6en bereits gelesentlid Der
Go6l Ser 8ontmiiiioltsiurnt Der
ItGotiiden 8ertpaltimg. gs iine
folgenoe:
Gin slrbeitsbaiis unb Elm reues
ItGOtiides @eidngnis.
gergroberlmg oes Silgunasfonos.
aus Incident Die 3inien auf itaoti'
id)e slnleiben 5u bejablet iiftb; inlf
;tpor bon $4,000 aui $150,00O,
9tad) oes Wiapors slniidt lit Der
iasige 6onO bon $4,000 utgenii'
geno.
Gin 8er6rennungsdpporot fiir
slbfaIl uno tpeitere geltintnlung fiji,
gntierniulg 6esiel6en.
Seiicntlide @eoiirfhisdritaIte
i'm @eidGftstbeile.
@infiibrllns eines ipitenntiifer
8eiprengets Der Straben.
geleu6tlmg Der Strabcn itad Gi'
ItrifteintbeiIung.
@roBere @eloiummen fir Ser
groBerung 6es gl6fluBipitems.
Senator Sobn 9feagan pont &c.
mite fiir offcntli6e glnaelesenbeiter
cnlpfab( foIgenOe 8oriebungetr fiil
Oen iteuen Srei6rtef:
Die 8oriteber Ser abtbeilunger
IcIen bon erntdftist iein in Die
len g6tbeiIungen bei6dfti9te Sin
9eiiellte onSuItellen inb 5u entlalien
glQe burd) @rnennling beiesbart
9[ertter ioIlen Dem 3ibiloienit i,rlter
gcoronef ieitt.
Sdaffung eines Grbeitsfonrntii
i6rs 1n6 slr6eitsbiiros.
Sflafillng BON 5pei offentlider
MorftitraBen.
0os 0aitglieo Ser Srei6rieifont.
miiiion S. g9. Nfetcalfe, Der Der
s(ntrag auf gufnabme BON 9fefe'
renbum, Sutiotipe ino 8uriidberu'
fung itellte, ioa bamit einoeritonoer
iein, oaB Iolhe ernnnnte 9ean1te.
bie Dem 3ipiloienit unterotprfer
fms. niflt follen abaeiett tDer6er
fonnen.
Gas W2itgIieS Carl Serring bes
angeneinen 5iit1ferfontites, beiier
8oriiber @ictor Goieipdter lit, III
nit Ser glusorbeitung BEG nelter
'Sreibriefes beIhdftigt. Ser erItf
@nttpurF tpiro Der 6eIantmtfonbeit,
tion in etipa 5ipei 8o9en borgelegi
peroen.
g8ie 8orIiber Moielpoter Iagt
fat bas olgemeine &ontite no1 nidi
ii6er biele Gift8eIbeiten oes sSrei'
triefes entidieber, niid bat man
nod feline beiiititinen gnti1eiolneen
FinIiftli6 Ser oagelneinen Senben7
6es 5reibriefes getroffen. 9ieIt
sSraaen tperbne ober SbeiI fiji
S6ei[ griinolih beratben unb ett.
ipeber ongenommen ooer a6aeipieier
luer0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-28
SeiIere sittem anf Dem W1iijOnri6uut

Die 9eiiBer 6es glusflugsonn1.
pfers orf Dem MiiiourifIuB bobet
berli6ert, BOB feline Minoeri1briget
mabrenb bieies Sonnters oitf Dent
9oote 5lgelaiiert iueroell. DDS Slt.
aenoaeridt ioa Die Serren 5it oieier
Seriiderllng beranlaBt bobcn.
8ieie 9oote bieteir befainfIiG
fir bie SSrsenb beioen @eidledtes
@erfiibrlngen geriig, iinh 10 lit e5
ipo6[ ont 9lase, bob Der glnitonn
uno sic CUTE Site itetS geipahrt
tleibe. 0as bcibt iiatiirlid) ilidt,
COB man ser sSiigen6 iliiaeb0rigen
.3pong aliferlesetl iolIte, ioferit ca
iid MIR I'M onitdnoigcs @ersniiselj
ban0elt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-28
Die 6citen WfaIdlincn.

Chicago, Sa, 81. Wfai.-Sn Dem
8ro5eB Der gunoesregierung gegen
Die International Sarneiter Gon.
panp oueds 9(ufloiung Der @eiea.
idoft, Die ongeblid cin 3ruIt ieirl
Jon, ingtc Der Grnten1nfdinenbGno.
Ter George u. 8e2ong aus Soos.
Lamb, Sq., ans, Die SSnternotionaI
iteae Die beiten MaI6inen ber. gr
babe oud onoere Waidinen oui
Eager; a6er 9aienlono fnufe iie.
aqe 8elt tpoqe Die pSSnternatio.
mails" baben.