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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

bon ini.rndtiuuul,m Ruf.. Gbdff.t
.ntoedtt. Dab Iid WaF.r aus BEN
aoloraboflub iosar gu bttrGdtlid
s.rinsersn Soften, ais Der .ripart,t.r
Wiaion, berb.ibrius.n Iisb.. unb dlE
elm Wann Der Eat ma6te or Ii6 aud
alsbuIo an bic Serit,aung zines ad,
nalsS pftems. 60 sine bi. D,It'
fdOpfung In Der WiIt. los.
Das erfte MuFsr tonnt. i'm SUM
1901 absslisf,rt peroen. SIN G,p,
timber cridi,n jsnt GamiIi, pi,b,r
uuf Der 8ilbfldd, unb beeunr, 900
isn.r 1900 atrss gu benGF,rn uno
su b.pflan3en. prd9tis iprObttn
Gtrfte unb alfalfa = pprert Oi,
5aupt > probutt. - duf Dem ntu
btrisI.lt.n 8ob,n. llnb i.bt tdm,n
Sisoler seraOs3u in S9tpGrm.n. 81,
ntut Weit mar ssbor,n.
Ndtiirli9 fpurosn Die WdHnsats
ten jebt pertbolltr; biele tuurb.n uuf
abi9lugs5ublung bsrtauft, unO bds
2anb sins INNER nod hrein. &.
Snoes CAB Is nod piele Mibli6s
f.iten gu iiberpinben. Mubte bod
aI,s nit pfero. : @tfpnnn 40 oOsr
mefr Meilen bon Der nGdItsn gii.ns
balm : Station berbsieeT9leppt tu,rs
ben f.lbit has gauge 5utt.r fir
bas 8ieb, ptIdes CUR 4nlesuns Der
adndle uno Sur 9earbeituns b.s
2anbes benotigt tpurbe. !Ssu bra9t.
$50 ole 9onns uno @am.n Gerft.
$3.50 pro 100 pfunb, unb bic pios
Mere, tpelde bieI. qrobutt. auf ibr,m
8o6en reidIid getpdnnen, ma9ten
~sldnaenb. G,f9dite. 9rei Sabre
binbur6 bi.lt.n fiG Die greiI. 10
hD6, Biz ,noli9 bus 9ampfroB p.is
ter porbrang, unb audi bann sinssn
it MIR febr lunsfam Suriid.
aIs Die gionier : 5amili. BEN
Rubm bon Der Mil9 ssi66pft gu
bubsn sIaubt,, p.rtdufts fie aus. sic
er5ielten m.br als bas I.unfat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

Ole 9ratenitaiioc, AM gobeniee.
obne Jpn sa Dffnen pbsr ben Snbdlt
irgsnbpi. gu fhdbieer, an Die aase'
s.b.n. intercollegiate 8soba4turass
Station gu ienben, gesen cine gelo'
li6e g.lobnung.
GaF INNER miro bieier 4uffors
b.rura sntIproden; iinb 70 fann ber
Sorl6er in Der citation cine fir ihn
botintereHante 9ei9i9t leien, ipis
bod Der 9allon eeitiegen lit unb mi.
tparm uno tpie feu9t 81. Cuff in ben
seri9ieben.n S6i9ten mar, unb tdnn
allerbanb tpertpplle S4luiIe baraus
aishen.
Gaon I.br bemerf.nstperte grmits
telunsen iinb auf folde Dirt er5ielt.
Mar bat teiltpeiie Mnstunft iiber Die
@erbGltniHe in 90ben sefunb.n. ptls
DIE fir jeben 2uftfabrer .infah unz
trr.ihbar Iinb unb pobl bleiber tperz
Den. 90 bat Elm Sonoierunsss Ball
Ion, tp.l6en oas Mett.ramt Der Ser.
Staaten entlanbte, cine 9Obe bon
1879 Mleilen erreidt: bas 1T fait
oreimal 10 bod, ME Der Mount
Gberet (Simafaba : g.birse) tpelder
Der b09ite Berg Der Welt it,!
Mdnde fpeitperbreitete 8oritellung
iiber bic bDbere @tmoipAate lit burd
fol9e m.danifde Sorfduns iiber ben
Sdufen gefporfsn iporben; anoerera
feits piiroe du6 Ole cine ooer anbere
8.bauptung beftGtist. ipslde bisber
ohne piRenfdaftlide @runclage see
ipeien mar.
Die bO6eren 2iifte Tnb sipar lirs
e.m.in talt, iebp9 nidt in benz @ers
bGltnis, pie man friber seslaubt bats
te. Gin fransDiifder Sorfder, Seiia
ierenc. b. Bort. itellte gum eriten
Nal. bur9 cine gang. anaabl em>
por sefdnbter Sonbterungs s9allpns
f.1t, DaB dllemal in elmer Sobe bon
etipd 61s Meilen has adlt.rpsrb.n
Der Cuff aubDrte, unb bann Die
gallons bur9 cine S9tdt NIT fogut
fpie slei6mdbiaer Semperatur famer.
4nfdnglid fdiittelten aud @elebrte
81 bieisr Mitteiluns Die a0pfe; nber
anbere grmittIungen berfelben Dirt.
nam.ntli4 in Deuti4lanO unb ben
Ser. Gtaattn, erhdrtetsn bisies Gr4
aebnis ib.r alle 3peifel binous unb
bradten nod ipeitere auftIGruasen
bdriiber.
gs banbelt ii6 bier nidt blps I'm
cine Ortli6. @isentiimliateit, ipie
erft CLING. slaubten. fonoern bas
pbGnomen 1T iber Der sanaen Grbt
lpeientlid basfelbe.
Man bat Die - snmittelbar ibtr
ben bUb.ren MoIfen besinnxnoe -
2uftIdiat, tpel1t fosut tpie feline
@sranosruns aeist, erit SiOtbermul1s
G9i1t (sriedifhes Mort fir .G!tiGs
ipGrmt| benannt; neusroinss lit obtr
bic 9taeihnung .Gtratpfpbire@
(6tftinfsiis = Gx-.44 kA>~sANsAA tsnel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

buupt bate lie tsin.rl.i gr,ifbar,n
geIiB, duBer Elm paur @trme6unsss
Snitrumenten; uno @eIb mar Bel ibr
iO5uiussn oas tp.nieit.. sic bait.
muHenbaft .Wafftr @fti.n"
81 pertoufen, aber oas @dFsr iolte
audi srit nod fomm.n; nod bate f.
feline Spur BON &anGIsn pbtr iresnO
tptlden 4bleitungs : anlagen. Nbtr
jeb.r biefer griinb.r mar elm ,Soffs
nungs : MiqionGr4 i'm pertpeg.nit.n
Sinne bss Wortes uno befab Den
sr.n3tnloi.n @lduben, ben sr in ans
otren gu ertueden iu9ts, aud f.Ib.r,
Gs ipar Elm luitises @efdaft,
WaFer > Nttisn su taufen, beren
qari : Wert $40 PRO Qere" b.trus,
oi. aber fdlieBlid gum Sdl.uosrs
prsis bon arbertbalb Dollars losg.s
fdlasen nurotn.
Der 9dufer erlangt. 0as foItbare
Recbt. fi9 bon Der Geislf9aft @aFer
our9 bic ni6t eriiti.renb.n &andl.
na9 ben ebenfals nidt ,riitier.nb.n
5,lO.rn aufiibrsn gu laFen. Wit ies
Der gftie tpuroe Elm acre MIitsnluno
i~usuiassn beridsntt, Sen bic @eieIs
14aft ni9t bsfab. aur5um. allss
hing in Der Cuff - aber glei9 gss
fpiTen tpunberbarsn pflanSen tropis
ider @aGber, f6lus Is f4lieblid
feline Mur5eln in bic grbe uno gs0ieb
iippigl
Gs fdnben ii4 2.ute, tpel9t iif be-
rebsn lisben, auf oisien s~eluneen.n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

Ioienumbeetes n8iiiten6sim" Unit 10.
%genaunteu 2eeenidirm ; Sdumen).
unb bas Oberssri6t bes Stdat.s ,rs
tannt. bi. gei.bli9s @iiltistsit biei.r
Organization an.
Nud politdnoiser grIebisuns Der
GtreitfGl. b.iagter @eI.[f9aft err
lanst bic 0iitritts : Organization
- obns bab porber bi. @aHere53u
fubr audi nur einen aug.nblid uns
t.rbrphtn sepefen - oi. 9pntrole
iib.r hi. san8e g.ri.i.luns bieiss
tp.iten GelGnoes, unb bic WoHtrz
rt6t. bro 4cre fommen duf Is Bis
bD6it.ns 20 Dollars. Selbft au Der
l.st.r.n 3iff.r finb fe bic s''fig>
ten irssnb peIden b.risf.lten 2ans
b.s i'm M.iten. slsiaDisl oh inter
Sffentli6tr pber untel prisat,r Sons
trolle. Gol6e balls fu3ialiftifd.n
untern.6munsen finb betanntIi4
f9on mande in 8erbinbung nit unz
f.rer peftli4.n aultur .ritanotn.
gitl. partien in bitf.r Gesens
btst.n beut. elm Bib, bas cher on
&anfas unb Nebrastu erinn.rt. als
an aalifornien. jebo9 nit Dem I'M
t.rIdieoe, baB bic 2anbf6aft ein.n
berrliaen !S~intersruno bon gtrsen
a.ist. tp.lde amethpitfarbis fdims
mern. Bsite 5sloer Don Wtlfdforn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

3igiis Jabrbunbsrt fab bier bsrrlid
blubsnbe Misr uro cine gebeiblid.
@iabt um bic nnoers eritebsn. ipel6s
nii auf ipsnigen 2dnbtartsn Der5si4s
net Enb.
WtrsIeth ngspsif lam
man fagsn, baB bier aus elmer 9Uls
lin Wara0ies gemaht ipprosn 1T.
GbpobI nidt iibsrfehsn ipsroen bari,
baB biz Ddupt : auIturorbei: nod
al llin lit, 10 lit bod Der Tsino be-
fiat. unb man trlparist ip~snigiters,
bab BIZ 3tit bes abenisusrIihtn Mins
/ atu2 uno Wuetns bortti lit. aihnt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

9~eimftGtten : Qtttisn ; !Sanbel ibre
arUten gu ristisren. GrFt alsrbines
nur ebr penise; ia IS bauerte
einige Sabre, Bis iid iiberbaupt elmer
fling!
Die erIte partis, fp.lhe in oisI.
3utunfts ! 2otterit febte, bsitanO
aus Mann, Grau unb brsi SDbnsn.
Ste mafte cine absnteuerreihe Das
stnfabrt bon Der lsbten Gilenbabns
Stdtion aus tisf in ois Miiite biusin
uno btItgte i'm gon3sn 1900 aerss,
inter Grirtrburs bon 1900 jeisr
famcien WaHerrefts ! Mttien. llnb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

Sabre Jlbor 70 gut pis gar isIns
Gietntums {. Wsrie trifi,rt bdtt,n,
fpartn jtbt foIfs bon ilbtr 40 Wils
lionsn Dollars gu psr,.idntn. Di.
qoialpdtrioisn trdumtn aud fhou
BON elmer gspSltsrung bon MilIos
men; GIsnbostn . Ranm tpGrs jtbenr
fats stnus ouflr!
Dos b.bsuitt natiirli6 srobs prOs
I'll. fir bic pionisr., ipslds TAPER
~ousssbaIisn unb ip,Ifs fat cbnt
ausnabme armt Tsuf.l pdr,r, ooer
i'm slnfieItsn Gnlt ibrs gauge be-
fdeibsnt erfparnis auf bas Gpiel
i,bt.n. Cine amber. S.,nIdait bat
I'D in ben IssisR Sa6r.H bier ni,b.rs
stlaEsn, m.iittns poblbabsnb. 2suts
aus BEN Often; Il. iin0 in tsin.r
mtif. bnruuf dnstpisftu, an Der
GdOq. su ilsbtn. ionbsrn iOnnien
i.b,rj.it obns tpeit,rss ibrtn Wirs
tungstr,is btrl,esn ab.r fs b.ns
ten gar nidt boron. BEN Smp,rials
3al. i,mals tpieber untr.u gu tptrs
Den. ib,r befisn 3utunft ridt Der
ssrinsits 3lp.ifel mebr bsrridt.
lGnsit 1T bic Gntpidluns o.s
5al.s iiber bic e.nannt. fdmoie
@aFnutti.n . @.f.afduft biHauss
e.pa6I.n. Dor nod ni6t LANCER
3,it fabt,n bic Si.bI.r nit elmer
M.brbeit BON Bier s.s.n Gins ben
piGtis,n gsf4Iub. f,lb,r .in.n Be
ri.i,lunss Diftritt su prsoniiitrsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

pioni,r. unb Gp,tuluni,n bab,n bi,
S4Iu6t init Der DiIi. s,fHIas.u
unb esiponnsn - unb nidt blcs mil
Der @dH., fonb.rn idli.Bli9 aud
nod nit ben 9olt,ii,n zines GENIAL.
tis.n StrOmesl 3,itp.iIis - f.I6it
nod I'M Sabre 1906 - adb.n bisl,
ben spsif.itigen aampf O,rloren.
8efoletn mir bi, Grobtruna bic
i.s R.id,s bi, iusnig,n Sabre Suriid.
Gno. bon 1899, uno fhon tinis,
Jdbr, sOrber. fputt, i'm fiiolid,n aas
Iifcrni.n Elm. Der m,rfpiiroielt.n
2anb : Gntpidlunss : @.IslT9aft.n,
bi. IS iemaIs s,g,b,n bat. 2ano
6tiab lie onr t.in.s, IOnbern Il. bait.
MIR Elm @ortaufs = Redts, hi,
iib.roi.s erloidn tpdr,n. llsb,rs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

Gs mar, ais Oh CT ff fribsrer 3sit'
alter %trinn,rit, aIs bisls gauge MslI
tief uni,r mossn rubts. Di, psrit,
fslunes : aandls ftlbft bdittn ben
elusbrud, ipit Il f6tiHi. infoIss ftl.
lsntDcif.r Sdpdduns bsr liftrbdni,
btroufb,fdncrtn.
Sect CAB Is cine iDnbr, 9irmca.b.
bon Sdladt sipiidsn ben Sns,s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

fans unt.r sroB.m &Oftenuufpanbe
nit Sampfi9auftln bate h.rftel.n
miihen.
au9 ais bisfe S6ladt sei6las.n.
mar bic 3sit Der priifunsen nidt
obne rsitsrss iiberitanb.n. SIN g.s
folge Der Sluttn fam aud cine
f6limme DIRT, faft uIs iOlte Der
Damon Der Diifte fein Reid tpiebsrs
erpbern. 0o9 bic olte Garb. lieB.
ntdt loder, unO oas Smperial > ga!
bate cine ftarte &onftitutipn, tpel6.
uue Gubersn unb inner.n 5einot
iiberfpdno.
Die Siebler bes Smperidl Gales
f0nnen aud bsuts nidt auf ibr.n
2orbeersn ausruben unb molten es
aud ni6t; benin tie baden nod srobe
Oinge Dor. Qber tritif9e Soften bdz
ben fe anI6sinenb ni9t mebr au err
tparten; Die rGinber &rantbeiten"
oiefer nsuen Welt bes stpdnsigft.n
S~abrhunoerts lino slidli4 iibsritan@
ben.
gu geginn 1912. Madden Der aos
Iorabo flint Sabre binbur6 tsine aas
priplen mebr sema9t bate i'm
iibrisen bat Sntel Sam jebt bi. @ers
pfli9tuns ii6ernommen, i'm ferner in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

ft btrjos fh witbsr rnb ipartsis a.
bulole, bis bas 8dubtriport .WdI'
t,r" trfhdI.. 9ds mar turj boz
Vtujdbr 1900.
Jm april burndd md6is bt, o.
fsaiddft tinsn burJaslidsn sang
81, esfpann ndmlid 81, oslbIids unb
isdnifde 5iIis bon G,orst Gbuf'
fen, sinsm hpcruulil9en Snstniur
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

Dab adlifornien in bi, R.ib. Der
BaumrOl : Stddten s~etr,ten unb i'm
prosentualiiden Grtrag 70 ldnea in
bic 9orbsrreibe g,riidt 1T, bas BAT
Is rur Der eritaunli9en gntpidlung
bts Jmperi1l : Sales au oanf.n,
tptlhss nod Dor irenistn Sabrsn nur
dIs 2olordDo : Wiit, bttdnnt uno
btriidtist mar. limb bies bilbst nur
Elm sinsises Beifpiel bafir, mas aus
biei.r ehsmalieen Wilts bsrbprgssaus
bert iporptn lit.
Ghon oft i'll Elm oi.O bdbon aes
fungtit iporoen, ME odntbar Der gps
ben uieltr Wiiitsn fem fam, ipenn
ibm MIR bns erquid.nbe Hdb 3uges
fiibrt tpirb. bus er bon pb.n Der nidt
erbdlt. Qbtr bientidt an nifts
lam bies better bsrdnf6aulitt fp.rs
Den, ala an Der mootrnen 0eifi6ts
0es Jmperiol Gales. audi ip.nn
man bon alien lotaIpatriotiThtn
llsb,rtrsibungen ipeitlid,n StiIes Obs
ftonS nimmt! unS in idnen.m
Stmro .n.tpideit Tib bisi. 0eIdidtt
treitei.
Db aolorabo > Miiiie 1T MIR nod
Elm Fame ipsnigfttns mas ben
9auptstit aiif Der talifornif6en Seit.
betriffi =, aber %anfangs bes Sabres
1900 mar iie md Elm. Dbs, odmonis
fds 7atfahe, uno fe mar bas gers
bdneuis gar mandsr geiporben, bic
ihr ipsitts sottperIaFenss @ebiet gu
i~ibtrqusrtn fuhttn! Grft bas sipans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

@hranten gu balten - mar Ole Be-
pDlteruns Der ~pormalissn Mufte idon
auf 10000 setpa4fen uno tpuds
RAID meter.
Gtpa tauienb Der sebsibliditsn
Garmsitsr iuuren sefdaffsn ino flint
@tGbtden srbliibt, iirtsr Wereiniaung
oler GdUnbeiten Der trppiiten unb
Der nfmGhiatfn annen. no 2m0lf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28
3Baranira alta 1lHiistp.

1s Grsbsruns bss amysrel Tass Bon aadfsmien. = cine tht wshIihe
wrltat. as whnHiamb nit gyeHu afism pSufdnt" wurssi =
1s sJerf Bon tnm 9uteub Safre NIT unkrbrednnas. - Etr iOs
Gsfsrabsfnh enbnd esBabnt, nahbem CT unl IL NIB ssata sndid er
ssHsa bate. = sQsrdeHtaft afsfHSHne aulmr - grHere nHb
epefulanien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-28

gaIlcns gum Gonbitrsn Der obersn
qimoipbdrs babsn mir idOn LANCE;
ob,r Bis in bic nsueTie 3,it ipurOsr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23

State vs. George Aishach, two III
dictments for vioiation Of local op-
ton law. plea of guilty. fine of $500
paroled IS to 500 upon payment OF
800 and all costs
State VS. Ed Wheaton. violation 10
cal option law, tried by jury, punish
men, assessed at IL months in Jail.
Safe VS. ]. 4. Trnbls, violation OF
local option saw, plea Of guilty. fine OF
$50 and costs
State vs. F. 7. Clay, violation Of 10
cal option law, plea 0: guilty, fine Of
500 and costs
Holland VS. Eng!es, triad by jury,
verdict for plaintiff in sum OF 500
Mrs Cora Brown vs. X. c. S. Ry.
Co, damage, tried By jury, verdict
for plaintiff in sum of $l05.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23
3l2 Cities Own Plants.

jefferson City, Mo-. Oct Is
Sntistic;ans in the employ of the Mis-
sour Public Service Commission have
recently compiled figures showing
the number of municipality owned
utilities in the State.
There are 3l2 of these plants, all
small, however, with the exceptions
of the St. Louis and Kansas City
water companies The plants are Of
various kinds, many being engaged
in the manufacture Of gas and cleo
tricity, solely, some supplying heat.
Eight power and water and some
electricity or gas alone
The compilation shows the follow
ing: Electric service, La; gas, l9s
water. IL, electricity and water, l9
water and ezS, 4; electricity and heat
5 electricity. heat and gas 5 elec-
tricky, Aeat Gas and vsAer. l; heat
I; refkieaz1ina. z
MsndnE6s Furnishing electrical
service - ss service. I: water ser
uce. & electricity nd vz1er. q
eleehE1y nd 9.4 I: I'D wafer and
@ L
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23
sman acreage Of this great CROP D

small acreage Of this great CROP Do
not argue that you cannot grow it
have the proof on a small, non-pro-
ductive tract Of hnd.
Our Carrying capacity and CONNER
cal v1lOe and duration Of profitable
nsefahex of our pastures and mead
ous mnst and can Be, materially N
creased Whatever he cost fwould
Be TITLE compared with he return;
fw gE1sses cared for and used accnrd-
k b TIE best methods isprenzanre-
81 noaey crop @
Raa1Wes 3e the foun1aiioa a an
lA hnGhaaazy. he beat usaeun
Il hEni1g hese and ahruad nelnie
s1sck 49, uAish u TIM sequ1vss
- Szoua9ef ~ ~ - nn11aaal-
pe q slRua E4ssines1
1nsEs aaseiilliaas uaohnvala
aG11a1 ~ = - szsaf -
AGE0e csncsEne = 49, 49,
~ 49, 1lss rRunn. So
= Gnln - Dunf 90 = -
- - = - - - ~ -
- byur ~ = = 49, =
I3o1 - - - : =
49, p {
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23
Fire Loss at Amoret

Hotel building, owned by Hotel Co.
loss $500, partially covered by in
Surance.
Mrs Sailors, hotel furniture, loss
1850. insurance $500
Mrs Edith Howland. house goods
and clothing. loss $50. no insurance
Dr.. Slater. dental instruments, loss
$40, no insurance.
N. E. Church, fixtures, chairs,
Lighting plant, etc, loss $50, no IT.
Surance-
c. H. Hutchins, office fixtures and
valuable records.
c. Cameron, household goods
stored in hotel. no insurance.
Bank Of Amoret. steel vault.
&c. Spawn, bakery stock and
fixtures, loss 500, no insurance.
All the above and some of the
clothing of the 6oarders and the
guests was burned in the hotel
W. R. Jones, the drug store and
telephone exchange buildings
c. r. Bowman, Office building and
nearly all its contents, partially COW
cred by insurance
Mutual Telephone Co, switch
board and supplies, loss $500, no In
surance.
A. u. Gull household goods, lived
in exchange building.
WM Gull household goods stored
in exchange building.
Mrs Clayton. post office building.
Mrs McAninch, building and NIL
lmery stock, loss $500 Some insur-
ance.
Dr.. E F. Moore, drug stock. loss
0m 81, 500 insurance.
Old building owned by Indiana
party, loss shout 43m
Jos Aanry, baskets stored in build
ing back Of Old building. loss <am..
no insurance.
J. p. Tarpsey. building some dam
sQed. :
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23
PRICE. si-eo sSS YEAS
Z. s. WILL PROTECT
GERMANS IN MENCO
Representations Made to Huerta Fol
lowing Detention of Is
BY Rebels

Washington, D. c., Oct. 2l.-With-
out waiting for the German Govern
ment to ASK about its forty-three sub
jects said to be detained in Torreon
by the Constituencies General, Villa,
the United States. through Charge
O'Shzughnessy in Mexico City, have
made representations to the Huera
Government. supplementing those
made by Emperor Williams repre-
sentative, who demanded protection
for the prisoners.
Consular Agent Caroshers, at Tor
reon likewise vas instructed to treat
With v1h in behalf Of the German,
British. French and Spanish subjects
defined after a caravan of some 800
Americans departed overland for
Monterrey.
II IS reported that Gen Villa has
been holding these foreigners in the
Gly b prevent Federal attack
Onhcials here sid that probably
nj nore than half 4 dozen Americans
renaia n The be1saguered city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-03
Has Anybody Seen McFarIand?-
Dillon to Fight caPoni.

Where is Packey Mcfarland? The
South Side Irishman has dropped out
of the limeIght and has not picked up
any soft change in the ring for sew
eral weeks.
We foregathered with gent last
night who is a great friend of the
fashy lightweight. This authority on
Mcfarland is somewhat of a re-
former, but he is human enough to
like the boxing game. We asked him
where Mcfarland was. He said
Packey usually rested during the
summer.
And then he started in to tell what
a wonderful fighter the stockyards
lad was, is and always will be. He
was a real booster for his champion.
According to his dope, Packey could
have licked any of the present crop
when he was able to make the light
weight limit, and he added that Bat
Nelson, when he held the title, was
afraid Of the Chicagoan.
There isn't much dope to all this,
but it may cause Packey to discover
himself and also may get a rise out
of Nelson. Bat has not performed on
the type machine for some time.
Patsy calIaghan, the Philadelphia
lightweight, gained decision over
Gene Demont in six rounds in the
Quaker City last night. Callaghan
used his deadly short punch with tell
ing effect, and nearly had the New
Orleans boy on the floor.
Jack Dillon, leading claimant Of the
middleweight title, has been matched
to travel twelve rounds in Winnipeg
June 16 with Tony Caponi, the local
Italian. Dillon outfought Frank
Klaus last week and has more base
for his title claim than the majority
of the would-be champs. Caponi will
be lucky to escape sound licking.
Mike Gibbons of ST. Paul fiphts Joe
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-03

Why do they put so much salt on
the free lunch in the bungalows Of
Bacchus?
The answer to that question is OBJ
Vious, But who'll hep us to this puz-
zler?
Why did they let some of the Cubs
escape from Muscatine, Iowa?
Muscatine, understand, is some
button manufacturing town, and
bone and ivory furnish the raw ma
teriaL And the Cubs were certainly
raw" enough in their game with the
Central Leaguers yesterday. Also
there was plenty of bone
Jimmy Lavender was the boniest
guy. A drive slapped him in the face,
but Jim's jaw was impervious, and
the only injury was a split lip. AS
pitcher, Lavender did not shine. He
was no better against the minor
leaguers than he has been against
the clubs in the National circuit.
True, some punk fielding put Laven-
der in two bad holes, but he did not
have the puzzle stuff when IN a pinch.
One Of the gents from the bush dy-
namited triple with three men on
/. gas LDs. s sIOf9d ydsd 5jsuitis5lI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-03
Lavender May Be Dropped by Cubs.
Chase in Sox Lineup.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

National League.
Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburgh, z; Boston, 4.
No other games scheduled.
American League.
New York, 3-6; Boston, 4-S.
Philadelphia, ga; Washington, 4-S
No other games scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville, 5; Columbus, 2.
Milwaukee, 5; Kansas City, 2.
Indianapolis, 3; Toledo, 0.
st. Paul, 6; Minneapolis, 4.
Federal League.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis, 1.
Indianapolis, 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
Covington, 10; Cleveland, ga.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-03-14
JAN|NA is TAKEN
BY GREEK ARMY
TURKISH FORTRESS WITH cARRi-
SON OF THlRTY-TWo THOU
SAND MEN SURRENDERED.
Three Months Gallant Defense Made
by Essad Pasha, One Of the Most
Brilliant Episodes Of Balkan War,
But Without Avail.

Athens-The Turkish fortress OF
Janina, the key to the possession Of
tho province OF Epirus, with Its gar
rison Of $4,000 men, surrendered to
the Greek army Thursday after de-
Tense which forms one OF the most
brilliant episodes of the Balkan war.
The surrender was preceded by a
fierce bombardment, lasting without
cessation for two days and two nights.
Every available gun, including num-
Der of heavy howitzers lent by the
servian artillery, was brought to bear
on the forts defending the beleagured
city.
No fewer than 10000 shells were
fired BY the Greek guns during the
FIRST days cannonade. Gradually the
Turkish batteries at Bizani, Manolia-
10, Sakni and elsewhere were silenced.
With all the defending batteries in
the hands Of the Greeks and the Hell
ienic soldiers at the gates OF Janina,
Essad Pasha, the Turkish commander,
at o'clock Thursday morning sent
messengers under b flag OF truce to
Crown Prince Constantine OF Greece
announcing the surrender OF the city
and all the troops under his command
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-03-14
NEXT IDAHO LEGISLATURE
IACREASeU IN MEMBERSHIP
Addition Of Three New Counties VIII
Cause Increase In Membership
In Both Branches.

Boise, Idaho.-There win be sixty.
one members of the lower house in
the next legislature and thirty-one
senators unless three new counties
are created by direct vote OF the PEG.
pie.
But it is probable that the people
will decide In favor OF the new coun.
ties, and In that event there will be
thirty-four senator's and sixty-fouI
members OF the lower house.
AS the bill PASSED the house 1t
failed to make provisions for the
counties OF Madison and Jefferson to
be carved out of old Fremont under
the enabling acts passed by the legis.
lature and for Valley county that il
is proposed to carve out OF Boise. On
motion of Senator John w. Hart II
was amended In the senate to provide
that in case these three new counties
were created each would be given one
senator and one member of the lower
house In the next legislature.
OF course 1t is still In the power Of
Governor Haines to veto any or al
OF the bills intended to create Jeffer
son, Madison and Valley counties. L
he does not and the people of the re
spective communities vote fayorably
on the creation Of the new counties
the next representation In the lowe
house viii be as follows, with ont
senator coming from each county il
the state: