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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Hentldltr S6eater.9ireftpr tuSt.

Neip Dorf, 7. Mdr5.-8r. 9lau'
rice gnuinielo, 9ireftor oeS Syrbing
gIare (3eutiden) Gbenters 1T an
ben 5oIgen elmer 8linooarm.Gpe.
ration geitorben. slm 6. Sftober
1868 in @ien eeboren, itrOirte er
suerIt Mehtstpiiienibaft, ipdnbte iif,
oanll ober Dem Sournalilten. uno
Tbeaierfad 5n. glnfangS 1900
fam Ct nod slnerifa ipurOe &or.
reiponoent oeuti6er mlo oiterrei6i.
iter 9citlngen ano iI6ernabnl
idlisbIid, oaS Oeutide Tbeater gr
iuuIlte Elm Muitertbeater itaifel
iiiiS eli ioldes purOe alld al Der
Maoiion gpe., 5ipiiben SO. unO 50.
Girnbe geballt, oas llnternebmen
ging ober III Die Bride umO in
Iestcr Goiion bat 9annfelo 6ann
,pieber oas sSrping 8lace Ibeater
iibernommen. @er iein 9a6iolger
iueroen miro, 1T nod nidt befannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
StG0te6i(0er aus
Dem 86ein(anO!

Gic 1Gglide Omaha 3ri6iine Be.
piltut morgen nit Der geroHentli.
dung elmer 0leibe BON ilIuitrirten
glrtiieln ii6er Die Gt1ote 6cS iaae.
gibeiilanoes. Die Sti3.
zen iino bon Dem beriibmten oeut.
id2n SiinItler Gr6bIid ge5eidnet,
Ton einem paIlenOen Cert in goeIe
uuO 8roia begleitet, unO bilOen
cine g(cuerung, ore bon Seiten uu.
ierer 2eier Die groBte glnertenmlng
iiubeu ioIlte. 9ieie intereiiantcn
Sn6en erIdeinen in MIR flint Der
beOeutenoiten 3eihmgen 9[merifas
Die I1gIi6e 0mobo Sri6iine, Die
i0reu 2eiern itets oas Bette gu bic.
ten Deriudt, itebti olio nidt 5uriid,
mas uniere 2eier ober aud onsr.
fenren ioIlten 0nOurd, oaB iie 5ur
gSeiterperbreitung Der 3eitumg bai.
trngen uno iie gdn5 beionoers ouh
lei oen @ei6dftsleuten ols gln5ai.
genmeoiltm eupieblen. @erobe in
Iebterem Gunfte n1uB es nod bel
teiier ner0en im6 uniere 2eier f0n.
uen oos meiite tbun, Inn cine bel.
iere g9iiroigung Der Sribiire bon
Seiten Ser @eidaitspelt an8u6ab.
ten.
Ole 9i9ainnrtife[ tper6en ic6en
Samitag oerofientIidt. Man 8eigc
Gle Samitag.gamuner ieinen 6rcirn.
cen unb g}adbarn, Die Die SagIide
nod nidt leien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
2ic s,ndncr Bill abaeluicIcn.
&Ollte ben Oeutidcn 3eitnuaeH Den
amtlidcu GOnntgOrnf
cnt5ie6en.

Die Oeutifcn gldiicr 6es Staa,
teS merOen nit 5relloen bic gtaf.
ridjt Dernegmen, 0aB Die Bin 0aa
glbgeoroneten gudner aus 2ancoiter
Gountb, Die ben Oelltiden uno oil.
beren fremoipradi9en 3eitlngen oer
GolmtDOrud en3ieben iol.
te, i'm Snltie lutierer Segislatltr ge.
i6lagen iuur0e. Ole gertreter 0es
Staatsperbanoes gle6rasfa botteu
bie @te6rbeit Der geiebge6er bon
Ger llngerettigfeit Oergorlaap li6ps,
5eugt, mo oes6aIb iuurOe lie nie,
cergeltimnlt. Sopeit iie Omaha on6t.
triift, lit Die giQ bon feiner 8ir.
flung, oenn bier befonlnt Die bent,
ide 3eihu1g lltgeredter uno ungel
iebli6erpeiIe mir bic 8erbonolm.
gen oes GointDrotb8, nift ober Den
3ruf Der Steuerliltc, neil Die eng.
liide omtlibe Goutt1. 3eitung Sen
gan5cn nusgeiebten gatrag fir Die
geroifentlidimg Der GteuerIiIte be.
SSSm Staate oaaegen bat.
ten Die beutiden gl1tter 6ei6es
berloren mas fir bieIe iebr en-.
gelpeIen pdre. 9ieie 3ei.
tungen 6aben olio olle l1riade, Dem
8orItnnO oes StaatsperbanoeS fir
ieiue uniidtige Gbatigfeit, 6ie Der.
Oiente glnerfennung nidt gu beria.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
GrafScnt @illun's gaaeluerf.

g8aibington, 7. Mtdr5. -grait..
Gent g8ilion erIeOigte cine Menge
GoutineqeitGfte. Gr belt init ben
aabin2tsmitglie0ern cine fiirae Gi.
tung o6; entpfing oie @ratiIdtio-
uen ser ouslpdrtigen Wta1te Ourd
reren Gertreter lmO iagte ibnen fir
tire 9[uflnertian1feit oanf; Inter.
belt lid nit mebreren berDorra-
qen0en 9emofraten, Die fiir 9ot.
idafter. ooer @eianotidaftspoitsn
ou8erieben iinO; ifiittelte $50 Ser
ionen, Ole ibn int Sit5immer be.
iu6tsn Die SanO; ipuroe stpeds
5Seititelung 6es 8rogramrnS oes
nGditen aongreiies sli 9fatbe ge5o-
gen ltno peigerte iid, oirsft NIT
glemtcriuberu SIT Derfe6ren, Biz
bieie nit bieIem oOer iencm &nbi.
rctsmitglieo Giidipra6e genont.
men, I'M 4 llbr gtahnittass fbot
CT 0en lebten otntIihen Seoeritrid
NeS Cages, beitieg ein sluto iino
rnternabm nit iainer @attin cine
Spa8ierfa9rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
9ns iiinsite iylOttennnsliid.
am gnBstu iinb II @ann bri
bemieIben nmgefommen.

Berlin, Z. @dr5.-Oen Iettcn
enosiiItigen gfadridten 5ufoIge iin6
insgeiamnit II giann llmgetom.
men, aIs Der neue oeutIfe 2orpeOo.
jdger % t7S" bon Dem arelBer
gyord" ouf Der So6e bon Sclgo.
Lamb gernmnt puroe. gu 0en Zoo
fen eeb6ren 2 Sfii3iere nno 50
@pmeine. Die aOmiraIit6t erflGrt,
Dnb bic meiiten 2elite nidt crtrlm,
fen, iorioern 5u Sooe frGren nab.
reno tie iiG an Den Spi, zen fInm.
lnprten, aIs ibr cnt5ipei 9e' littenes
Ghiff iinteraing. 8ernl miro
omtlih erfldrt baB Ser Gorpeoo.
i1ger, ip1breno er alier iibcr 0cn
Bug Deg areu5erS lief, iniolge oe8
Gturines uno Ser idredlidJ bod.
aebenoen See imlenfbar g9por0en,
rno oaB Der sfreu5er nit boiler
GdneIligfeit gefabren iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
g(us ben, gtaate ssouo.

Gsfdlooid. Die Brobibitioniiten
bon Giibipeit Soma balten nGdite
Mote In Charlton, Greston, Char.
nioa tno Council gluifs Qiitrift.
fonferen37n al, gns Saliptqunrtier
III iii GsfoIooia. Gin 8robibitions-
aQitotor bon California, Sames
Morteibpfe, miro IN DIT rm0 Rit.
fc!.ssolpn cine slnSabl @erionlmIun-
gen b1Iten, olfl in Winscatine
Wni6inatol Meit 2ibertp, SSopo
Eitp, Geoor Mapios, 1rner, @lar.
fD0Iltofuil, 9ssrrp, llnipeaiitp garf,
MrinnelI, g1etpton, gItoona, Monni
Nleoiont ino Ganbille.
Guiep. Gonntag @ormittao brad
in BEN @ebGuoe Der gltlantic gDro-
pnte 60. 5ener aus, bas isood bon
Der Q0ihmannifait balo unterOriidi
ipuroe. Ser entltanbene Gdnoen
risroe hauptidhlid ourd) Iaiier
jeerpfiod,t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Grbdrmli6f
1obn'ufan>f!
Tanf5igtaieno glrbeitsrinncn in G6i'
saso friitsn ibr 9niein nit
So 8OdcnIobn.

SpringiieIS, Sa., 7. I1r5.-Ger
iiellpertretefioe @ouberusur Barrett
S'Sora, Yoriiten6er Der SeuatS.
fommiiiion our llnteriu6umg oeS
gQdodenbonOeIs, iagtc in i2nrm
oiesbejiiglihen @eri6t, Oab iiber
10000 glrbeiterinnen in Chicago
modcnilid einen 2obn BON So ooer
nsniger 6e5ieben. y9ortlitb iagt
er in ieinem 9eri6t: o9icic 9lrbci.
tcrinnen ipobnen in mnug3lbnit
moblirten 3immern unO iinO abiolut
ihIett seu1brt. 8ir fonnen nit
e'eitimmtbeit inecn, onB Die meiitcu
Sieisr @eih6pic, icitocm iic Gage.
lobnenrinnen geporoeu limo, n6t
iuiiien, mas eine poIle Dlabljcit it,
Gie S1lite oapon lcbt bon 3pei
f1rgIihen Mabl3eiten sen Gag,
roiiir lie 10c bis 15c bc]ablen;
pieIc oobon iino in gc5ug aui aIci.
onng ouf bic dbeetragencn aleiOer
bon beiisr iituirter Sreintoinnen an.
ecpicicn. Gns lit in flir5er @or.
orrr Nor Ginac. 'it Is
resbalb Elm @mlOer, ipcrn Oiait
:. ..-..4,.,i 2oelen pom %iaOe Der
SngcnO obipei9en? Seine 6ralt
lit BON Ser5an ifIeft; boie @ei.
ipielc aber perOerbeu quite Sitten
iao iino fir Ser6reden nIler glrt
bcroittportlid 5n balten. Si3 mcr.
oen berbrederiif, neil iie lcbcn
iniiiien. lin MN su niiirn, Oh
ons bon mir @eingte pollItdnOig nui
@ahrbeit bsrubt, miiiien mir Die
Seiter iener @eid1ite, peIde 9lr.
teiterinnen in groBer 8abl beiddi.
tiser, uttter GiO nerneh zen. 9ieic
iino ee5ipmeeh i6re 2ognIiitc Dor.
anIegen uno 0ieielbe mag irterei.
iante Ginge gu Gage bringen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Or. isrienmnn prattiiirt.

0elp gorf. 7. Mdr5.-Sm geiiein
mebrerer aer5tc lino 8ertreter Der
gfegierung bebanoelte GrJriconann
bret Shlpinoiiihti9e NIT ieinem
Serim. Gs lporen oieies cine
6rou, Die felt orai Sabren an &nie.
Observation-Disclosures lit uno 8rpei
Mdnner, Die ieit mebreren Sabren
nit 2ungenidminoluht bebaftet
iino. Gie 9ebanolung tDuroe inI
9eople's Soipital boraenommen rno
50Gotienten batten iid semeloet,
tpeIde iid Der Sur iinter5ieben tpoIl.
ten; Or. Srieomann aber iutte bic
gatienten, Die er bebanbeln fpiinih.
tc, ielbit aus. gimei orsi $50.
fet iperoen iie iih tuieoer bei ibm
iteIlen; er ieet einc liherc aur boz
aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Gaeidlcnf fiir Games gSilipn.

@aibineton, T. 9}dr5.-9em
ans oem 9(mte aei6ieOenen 9(der.
bauiefretGr 9Sares 8iIion ipuroe
bon ieinen friiberen 0titarbeitern
ieine 9rou5ebiiite in 2ebensgr0Be
iiberreift. Cine 9fapGifa oerielben
miro i'm s}ntional Wfuielnm gluiltel.
Ilmg fiiloen. Serr @iIion bat iih
mGbreno ieiner t6sidbrigen slmts-
tbGtiefeit BET ieinen 1lnterbealnten
lebr beliebt aemaat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
l1ebraskQ
lfgislatur!
GruRmaHH erbalt einen Srub6rief.
-GIeftriider StubI ioIl j
1nlsen erieten.

2incoIn, z. MGrJ.-Oem Gend.
tor @robmam puroe in peri6nIi.l
der gIngelegenbeit 0as 8ort ertbeiIt
er 5eigte einen @rief Dor, In tueI.i
dem er wegen ieiner $aIhing 6er
gerlegung Der Staats.llnineriitat
iuegcn bon ein9m @lanne nit Sic,
ben be0robt miro. Gin 1bnIifer
Brief lit aud Dem &eeenten Ser
llniberiit1t, tSaIler, Sugsgonaen.
gei0e Sdreiben beiin6en IidJ III
6dnOen oes Sliti5fomites, Sas eina
llnteriuhung einleiten iptro. g[ht.
5ebn Bills nurOen i'm Genat erie.
6igt; Sennt SiIe SO. 25i, spcnrd !.
auSpdrts tpobneuoe alGger Die &c.
ridtSfoIten i'm @oraus be5nbIsn
miiiien, miiroe beriporfen. 0esglci.
den Die 9o6ge gorlage, ipeI9e oen
9iebitab[ bon glutos Sli einent Ser.
bre6en ltempelt. @robnlnnn's Bor.
laga betreffs GriOG6Ilmg eines bar.
teiIoien 9ii9ter.&oIegiums, ipeIte
bereits einmal borber abgelebnt
ipur6c. fam tpieosr ouf's Sapet; es
bat Sen glnidein, DAB ieIbige idIieb-
lid oenno9 5ur 9lnnabme geInngen
miro. SounOers', Omaha, 8iI[, Die
gibliotbefnrei, oie 35 Sabre IN Der
SmaDa 9i6liotbef eeoient boben,
cine SSabraspenliou bon $420 5uli-
dert gelangte in BIenarIisung sur
6ritten 2eiung ltn6 tpuroe sur an.
rabme enlpfobIen glu1 WscGnrs
LAMBS Gorlage, Die Die 8eniiorsi.
rrmg Smabaer 9oIi5iiten, Die 90
Sabre i'm 9ienIte gefpelen finb un6
cas gllter bon so Sabren errsidt
ba6en, borIiebt, tpurbe giiilitig Elm.
beri6tet. g[nlGBli6 6es g[bIebens
6es 9iorliers 2eanber @iroro bon
Columbus, Elm friiberes 2esislntur.
mitqlieo, tpuroen Trauerbeidliiie
gefabt 1uto Ser geroienIte 6esieI.
Zen Inn 6en Staat in ifipungboIIen
@orten geoa9t. - Ser aongreB
ipurOe eriu6t, eiit @eieb anaunebs
men, pora6 6en 5drrnern iiilter
Sem &ot6finSer Srrigation a3roiert
5fpnn3ig onitatt 5eBn Sabre Belt gs.
oeben iperoen Ioq, Inn BEN 9aufpreis
reg 2an0eS 8u be5ablen.-9fe 9e.
nofrnten trngen iid nit bem @e.
6onfen I'M 2aufe Der rld6iten $50.
DIE einen Caucus ob5ubalten rno 1T
6emielben in @oridlag 8i brineen,
Elm SiftlngSfonlite 5u er1ennen, ons
sic Gpreu bon Dem 8ei5en ittt-
terifeioen lmo Sic baltptidhIihltet
giuS bei0en Sauiern lnlterbreiten
ioG.
SIM SauIe tpuroen folgenbe @ins
in 0ritter 2eiung aneenominen:
9aS Sragan perborgener @affen lit
nidt ais elm 9erbredet, iottoern
oIS Elm bIoBGr 8eritoB gegert oas
@eieb 5u betrodtan; 5unt EoOe Der.
urtbeilte 8erbre6er iollen mitteIs
eIeftriideu Stubles uno nidt burd
sen @aIgen bingertdtet tperben;
6oteI6eIiber iino fir Sen gerluIt BON
@diten eeb0renoen @esenitanbell
ni6t oerontlportIid at balten, auBer
iie ba6en einen @ntpfangsifein oo.
fir ouf3upeiien; @adeiittraguns beg
bci Der Gini6dbung iibariebenen
GigentbumS in sic Steuerliite; ge.
piGigung elmer groBeren gonoaus.
ga6e fir grridtung bon S6ulan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Snqncit ii6er 9ciueO 6utcl Spfcr.


s5m erItcn Stof 6eS gourt6auies
bcgann 8onneritag Morgen 9 ll6r
Ger Goroners Snqueit iiber nie bier
0picr 6as 9epep SDteL 5Seuer8.
llngcfdbr 500 3u66rer batten iid
in Dem fleinen Roum eingefunoen
glabe Dem Glide iaBen cine In5ubl
3eugen uno einige nobe @ertpon0te
ser Sooten. Gen gorIiB fiibrta
Coroner g8iQis 6. gros6p, rn0
gountpantpolt MaaneD leitete oas
8erb0r Der 3euger. Die 3eugen
purOen Damn burd glntpdIte, oie
Deridieoene &lienten bertraten, eli
nem id)arfen &reu5oerb6r untertpor.
fen. @s fteben 28 ginnen ouf
Ser 9eugenliite, aber MIR 3ebn 3eu.
gen ipltroen berb0tt. 9ie ltrIa6e
reg 5euers 5lt ergriinoen lm6 oa-
NIT, mo- e3 entItano, iudte man
ieit3uiteQcn, aber Die 3eugenau5ia.
gen iiibrten Sit feinem geIuItat.
&npitdn So6n &. gople bon
S6latdfonpagnie $40. 9 iagte aug,
DaB iie Inn ungefG6r 4:45 Wfor.
gems eintrofett. Sic iagen SLANT.
men i'm 6interoiertel ser peItlid2n
6dIfte 6e8 2a0en8 Der 9fapbae[-
93reo Clothing Company. gr io6
bur6 Die 9aiemertfanIter, bemerfte
aber ipe0er &oud nod 5eler. 2ll8
Iie 0ie Sintert6iire on Ser IS. Str.
ein6rahct erfoIqte cine GrpIoiion,
sic i6nen 6as 6euer entgegentrie6
ST gIaubt nif)t, oaB oie grploiion
burd fauIe 2uft entitano. 3ebn
Minuten ipGter erfoIgte cine gr.
bIoiion bon 6erieI6en SteIle 8eioe
Grploiionen id)ienen bonn 5interen
Gn0e Ser @eIt6Glfte 0eS 2aoen8 3u
fonlmen 1ut0 on Ser 8rettermano,
sic Sen Ieeren Saloon bonn 2a0en
trelulte. 9nS beiBeite sSeuer font
ron ienem Gbeile 0es @ebGuoes.
Goli5iit 0}artiu y. 9t0an iagte
aus, OoB cine qroBe Same, 6ie mic
cr glaubte Betrolcum o0er 8aioIin
entbieIt, inter 6et Griin1erlL mo
Ii6 Oie Sdeioerpan0 3ipiiden oent
Ga(oon luno Dem 2aoen befanO,
deflnOen nur0e. g(l5 ct eintraf,
fonntc er oie 6lamnlen ourb Oa8
8rontTenIter 02S 2a0enS oelttlid
ic6en. Sn Ser Wfitte oes @eb1ltoeS
Idieu Oas 5Seuer IdIimmer 5u iein.
gtab Gbef SaItar's 9lniidt fotn-
te cine Ser Grploiionen ourh iene
Same entItanOen ieirt. 9efrngt,
peS6aIb ni6t me6r 2ellte oie Get-
tung8leitern benitBten meirte ser
Gbef ooB Ser 6i6te gfouc6 frogloS
bieIe 2eute berbinoerte, lie 8u er,
reiden, audi tuiirOen 6ie neiiten
@dite ben S8eg nidt geflln6en ba-
ben inter 6en aufregeuoen llmiton-
oen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
S[llcn,s S,inridltnna.

9fifmono, go., z. @ldr3. -Jlobo
alnen lmo oeiien Sobn Claude,
merben am 2S. Mdrs I'M Soie BIS
Staats5udtbaufes bingeritbtet iper.
Sen. 9efanntli1 iparen iir bic Md-
BET Der Grfnoroung bes
Ridltcrs imo niellrerer Sberifisbe.
anlteu in Dem Siusoiue GolsrthaAie. |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
sdlueiteridiif beg rSmperatOr0.

SnntburG 7. N6r5.-Sdon in
ticr @ohen finoet Der Stapelloui
ba5 I'M 9au beiinOIiden GdneIter.
idiffeS 0es rSSuperator" ftatt. Ser
8ermin fir 6en Stapellauf lit aui
Den A. Qlpril feltgeieBt. Irin8reaent
2uonig bon 8apern Bot Bel Dem
ncuen i6pilnmenben 8olait Der
,Sopog" Die gdtbenitelIe iibernom.
men; 8rin5 9fuppre1t nou 9aDern,
0es Brin5regenten 1IteIter Sobn,
miro ben Eaufaft boll3ie6en. Ser
Qantpfer miro oen gtaman 80.
lunlbns" erbGlten.
9uffD C SubniOn, 2eidenbeItatter.
III iii0l. 16. Ctr. Spler 1876.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
SSremIer nmoefpmmeu.

9ogon SSa., Z. 0t1r3.-8er
@rerier 5reo 8. 5lo0e non Goun.
Gil 9Iuffs ipurOe bier beint @erfop.
peln 5lpeier SSrodhpoqen getootet.
Ct mar 26 Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
$1,000 aetruicn mctr.

Cant nener osntidIer 8ebruOrlngr.
-Sunorsfiiriten iuollcn fir Ra.
itnngS5wede ireiiuillis bciitcaeru.
-t8reueltbat bon glatu6nnOitcn.
-Sn Der 8tidicl rrtrrntcn.-
@ruhe llnteridlasuna.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
UNITED STATES FAR
BEHIND IN AVIATION.
GRANGE, Germany, Russia, Eng
land, Italy and Japan Al
Lead Uncle Sam. I.

Washington. Dec. 30.-The United
States. home OF the first heavier than
air flying machine, IL far behind .othsrs
nations In military aviation. This -
the assertion Of Captain Washington I.
Chambers. U. 8. NJ. chief OF the navy'0I
aviation corps, an, expert who ID Do.
voting his entire time to the science,
he says:
"France leads the world in aviat3ons
and all that she does II worth nothing.
"A short time ago, In response to m In
qutry by the minister OF war over 3,oo0
ofsacsra signine& their desire % learn
aerial navigation. Germany leads IA
aNrostAtiOn, but Ii making groat pro.
grsss In aviation also. rs.
Trance has eight dirigibles, Ger
many 30. The number OF aerOplanoO
actually possessed by each 10 q rapidly
increasing quantity. but France prob
ably will possess about $50 before the
end OF the year, the ultimate aim being
to have 1000 a. soon AZ the requisite
number OF pilots can be taught to uso
them.
1T is significant Of German foresight
that one of the flrst steps undertaken
when 1t was decided to construct 4
large aeroplane feet was to found an
aerodynamic laboratory. This 10 at
Gottingen, whore the best known
course Of instruction In aeronautics u
ably conducted by Professor Prandtl."
France leads with total approprla-
ton OF $s,40O.O0O To- date and non
ular subscription Of $1,000, 0eea. S3sr-
many IL second with total apprOpria.
ton OF 1880. 600 and = popular sub
scripttOn OF $3.50, 900. Next comes R,is.
sia, Great Britain, Italy. Japan and
then the United States.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
+. TURKISH TERMS ARE
HELD UNREA soNkBLE
Balkan Allies Refuse to Con.
slider Offer and Peace Dele
gates Recess.

London, Dec. 30.-"These terms dc
not form even the basis for negotia-
tiohs. was the unanimous outcry OF
the peace ENJOYS Of the allied Balkan
nations Saturday after Reshad Pasha
the chief Turkish delegates, had real
ton.
u What Turks Offer.
The proposals. presented by the Otto
man delegates were:
First--The province of Adrianople
70 remain under the direct administra-
ton OF Turkey
Observation-Disclosures to be converted
into principality with Saloniki az
It's capital. The principality to be UNI
der the suzerainty OF the sultan Of Tur-
key, but governed by prince chosen
by the Balkan allies and nominated by
the sultan of Turkey. This prince to
be Protestant and from neutral
state.
Third-Albania to be autonomous
under the sovereignty of the sultan
ana governed by prince of the Inn
perial Ottoman family. who Ii to be
chosen for term OF five years, with
the possibility of renewal of his an
pointment.
'Fourth-All the islands OF the
Aegean sea to remain Turkish
Fifth-The Cretan question not to
be one for the decision of the confer
ence, as 1t is matter between Tur-
Key and the great European powers y
The sitting OF the conference today
assumed quite different aspect from
that of Its last meeting at which the
Servian envoy read the terms offered
by the allies.
They Call 1t Mockery.
Today, even while Rechad Pasha was
engaged in reading the Turkish propo-
sitions, the Balkan delegates could not
refrain from nlanifesting their aston
ishment and indignation by means OF
gestures and expressive EXPLANATIONS.
Why did we fight, them"
What is the return for our vic
tories?"
Doesn't the blood shed by 100000
glorious victims deserve some other
reward?"
1T is a. mockery and not serious
conference!" were some of the sharp
CALCULATIONS which crossed the picture
gallery in st. James palace.
After the conference had decided to
adjourn until Monday the converse
ton became even more animated.
Turks Seem Pleased.
Rechad Pasha was the only calm
person present. With his right hand
In his trouser pocket and his left hand
caressing his beard as though hiding
q smile, he stood without uttering q
word. HI
Todays meeting. which might APP
pear to superficial observers to be
bordering on a rupture, must, accord
ing to qualified opinions, be interpreted
otherwise Both sides. it is pointed out
have now laid down their maximum
aspirations and neither OF them ex
poets to see the maximum demands
realized.
The delegates of Bulgaria, Greece,
Montenegro. Servia and Turkey gath
cred at II o'clock. It was the turn OF
the Turks to preside and Rechad
Pasha took the chair.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
EXPLORERS START
TRIP up AMAZON
Expedition Will Penetrate the
Wilds of South America and
Study the Cannibals.

New York, Dec. 30.-An expedition a
explore the upper water Of the Amazon
and the regions inhabited by the can
nibals in the foothills OF the Andes,
starts today with the departure of A.
Lange. young American explorer,
and Admiral Jose e. Carvalho, of the
Brazilian navy for Para where they
will take the special expedition yacht
Pennsylvania for the cruise. They
will be Joined ut Para by DR.. Franklin
Church. Of Johns Hopkins university.
the biologist Of the expedition, and
Capt. J. HI. Rowan, former COM
mander OF the United States navy. and
Sandy McNab. former chief OF police
OF Frankfort. 8. D., who explored the
Amazon with DR.. LANCE on q previous
trip ..-, q I5
The University of Pennsylvania ID
backing the expedition with q fund OF
about $1O0, 700. The hope OF the Bra
lillian admiral IL to explore the upper
tributaries OF the Amazon, some 600
In all, and to open this great country
to commerce. The scientists in the
expedition will collect specimens OF
birds, mammals, nora and minerals and
make an effort TO determine the origin
of some of the tribes OF the cannibal
Indians.
1t will be three years before the ex-
plorers return and during most of their
absence they will be completely out OF
touch with civilization.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
|EBERHART TO ASK
MANY STATE LAWS
Governor Wants Blue Sky I
Public Domain and Other
Measures Passed.

Minneapolis. Dee. 30,-Goy. IA. O,
Eberhart announced SATURDAY that n
his MESSAGE to the 1918 legisla ture he
will recommend the following meas
ures: {
The creation Of 4 state land DEPART
ment to be suneryised nv commit.
sioner OF the public domain.
The creation Of q department Of az
riculture to co-nnarata win fhA .tafA
college OF agriculture In disseminat inR
Information among the farmers OF the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
WIFE ADMITS hIRlNe
her HUSBAND KILLED
Georgia Planters Wife Con
fesses Following Admission
Of King Slayer.

Macon, Ca, DEC. So. l1rs. JaineA
King. widow OF I Round Oak, Co..
planter. who was killed near here, con-
fessed last night that she. plotted With
Nicholas Wilburn, q farmer, 70 slAyi
her husband 10 that abe might marry
wilburn and get 5000 life insurance
carried by her husband.
+ Mrs. King wAss arrested altar Will
burn had confessed to the police that
he shot and killed King becanse Mrs
King offered him $500 to commit tho
crime and promised to marry him.
In her confession Mrs King declared
that II II had not been Tor the q, 90
insurance policy she never would have
planned to kill her husband.
King was shot December IL. while
hunting. Investigation led to the ar:
rest of Wilburn and q negro, Jau1oa,
Barber, who the police ray has stated
that Wilburn told him he was going
to kill King. Mrs, King 10 IS yeara old
and Wilburn II g. 5 IS IA
In his confession to the police Will
burn Ii quoted as SAYING
Mrs. King had offered me $500 to
kill her husband. She said she wanted
to get rid OF him and promised to
marry me II killed him. He had 81, 600
life insurance.
ION December IL was passing tho
King home She called to me and told
me that King had gone hunting and for
me to shoot him. followed him and
when he stopped to rest sneaked up
behind him. grabbed his gun and shot
him. He begged me not to shoot hisns
any more. Just then he fell over.
II put his gun in his hand and ar
ranged the body so as to make Il look
like he had shot himself, and then went
back to the house and told Mrs. King
what had done. She said was 3
good boy and she thought lot OF me- =
Mrs. King Ia the mother of six chit
dren. Her oldest daughter married q
brother of Wilburn. sss
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
YOU'RE 4 z0Ophn
YOU like CATS.
Don't Get Peevedl Il Only
Means You Neglect Babies for
Animal Pets.

Chicago, Dec. 3o.--Are you scoop
hile?
You don't know? Well, wonder.
The word looks rather strange and
formidable. But after all zoophile-
but before proceeding let's get the word
pronounced correctly. Not xoophile.
please, but zo-ophile.
You are q soophile II you I'LL your
house with stray cats and let the fam
lily sleep In the clothes closets and on
the bookstelves
You are one IL you find 1t Impossible
to stand the sight of driver flashing
his truck horse and smile approval
when your next moor neighbor chastises
his boy for some trivial oftense.
In short zoophile ID person who
fills their home with stray animals and
forgets the requirements OF the chill
dren, to say nothing OF q husband or
wife