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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-07
|ljS IS HIGHEST
/ |T|PE OF TEACHER
. Dew. C.. r. Neel Discusses
|Au.hority With Which
Christ Spoke.

,s his text " We know thou art
@.r come from God" (John 3-9. the
Neel of the Central Chrlstia II
" his sermon yesterday morning.
,,,.d the supremacy Of Jesus as a
q,hc speaker vividly compared
EI.,-ostcd ~ the teachings OF Christ
se. ~" NJ the Greek, Roman and other
s.ys pointing out that the teach
y. God appealed to the will. others
,ssson on emotions.
- rho Rev. DR.. Neel said,
,,kr,st's miracles were attracting
,sajiow and superficial. He de-
!. % make an appeal TO the more
e.siful The first one OF this class
- N him was Nicodemus. He
E master In Israel and came to
<.,nr,ed "We know thou art
M sent from God and we desire
y isught the things Of God.
.s,.vsr else Christ may be to the
"a he Is pre-eminenrly the teach
=, ip,,anhers. enlightened by the spir-
Ia God, have spoken. Psalmists,
y Sonls were touched by an un-
4 raUsr have sung, but Jesus was
.isyed To teach. With others.
4. ,eachIngs were fragmentary,
RxSt they shed was dim. The
a had waited long for a voice
a unoke with authority-a voice,
an echo; a light, not a reflection;
a mol fancies.
4 mo teacher we have one who
Ia in a class by himself. Dilisent
.rS has been made TO find de-
q In his Iife They are not to be
a, His thoughts. words. acts,
2 undergone the most painstakiDg
<rIny and have stood every test,
-ssre are two essential qualities In
a eachlng-knowledge OF the stu
A and knowledge OF the lesson,
IA knew the lesson becau use he WAS
. ,uthpr OF II. He knew the pupil
-.uss he knew the heart OF man.
,rJs: Judge me by what my pu-
4 DO: test my teaching by the way
4 i've"
&. teachings of Jesus bear the stamp
MINORITY. He always spoke with
. certainty OF authorship, He ex-
|zdei the scriptures, not as an exc
J bal as an author.
IA weight OF his words, the
1asss OF his tread, the justice
|kjs decisions, the clearness OF his
-ments, she profoundness of his
g, the purity OF his life ali stamp
! as the greatest teacher the world
EsTer known.
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ines and the most ella boraLe public audi
Luriu:n in the city,
The same class of entertainment. mo-"
tion pictures and music. which brought
unqualified success to the Liberty, Will
form the attraction at the American. The
pictures VIII he the best that II is pos
siblc TO obtain. and the music, which Is
to be furnished by an orchestra of sixteen
and large pipe organ will be an attrac-
ton I'm Itself II is safe To say that for
the price OF admission which win he
charged the entertainment Offered has
never been equalcd anywhere In This coun-
Try.
or the 5000 seats there VIII be 500 In
the balcony at s cents, 100 ON the lower
floor at 20 cents. 200 loees I'm the mcZ-
canine balcony al l. cents and 500 loges
on tho lower floor aL 20 cents. These
prices will the same for matinee well
as evening performances.
The American VIII open tomorrow night
at 1890 o'clock the first performance COM
me ncinc uomDiIy at s.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I have this day sold my saloon busi-
ness and nxtures at 100 West Second
South and my restaurant business and
fixtures at 1O6 West Second South, Salt
Lake City. Utah. TO Homer C Vincent
assume all outstanding OBLIGATIONS and
my creditors Will please present their
bills 10 D. W, Mcqueen. trustee. 1870
South Tenth West street Salt Lake City.
PETER FOTIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS

UTAH THEATER-Dick Ferris and
stock company IN 1.-THE Middle
man" all week. beginning matinee
Thursday and Saturday.
PRESS-Eaudevllle, Performances
every afternoon and evening.
SALT LAKE-Lyman II. Howe's
trayelogue. showing Paris In moving
pictures. All week, beginning Mon
day. July z.
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The following theater notices arc marked
''ndrertpemepts" In order 10 comply with
rrct interpretation OF the new federal news
paper law. In are they paid adVer-
tisemonts. Thoy Items furnished by the
presu agents OF the various thcatere
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Altogether, the play entertains, thrills and
furnishes food for thought. being fearless
in the way IL deals with established
things.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 6.

o. r. Silver Mining & MILLING company;
principal place Of business, Salt Lake City;
location OF mines, Indian Springs, Tooele
county, Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
Ing of the board OF directors of.O K.
silver Mining & Milling company, held
ou the a5th day OF June 1919 assessment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-07

Trains to Saltair every As minutes.
Bathing is best now
(Advsrtisoment.)
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Admission to stampede" nigh
show is soc. Children half price.
tAdvortiscmcnt.l
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This is Saltair weather, Take the
family. Children half price.
tAdyertiscnent1
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Only ten minutes from home, Males
tic pavilion, dancing tonight,
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-07

Admission to "Stampede night
show is Soc Children half price
(Adycrtsrmcnt.)
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cial music during the entire picture
Miss Lillian Holmes is one of the bright
and brilliant spots the Empress pro-
gramme that adds material interest and
entertainment to the bill She Is tai
ented in singing. having a rich voice of
golden quality, and as she has spent a
number OF years In church singing. her
voice is especially adapted for the stage.
She is reputed to be the richest woman
In vaudeville, has lately invested a hand
some sum In California property during
her tour over the S, & C. circuit. which
covers the cities OF the coast. including
mento, Oakland Los Angeles and San
Diego She Is greatly delighted with
Salt Lake, and thinks II one of the preL-
tiest cities she has visited in a number
Of years touring. she has taken options
on some promising properties and il may
just be possible that Salt Lake may be
claimed as her home.
doors tomorrow evening there Will un-
doubtedly be great rush for seats.
special programme has been arranged
and among the many Interesting pictures
which will be shown is an Edison drama.
"a Gentlcman's Gentleman" This pic
ture is beautiful presentation OF the
story OF servant whose loyalty ard self
sacrifice reawakens the dormant manhood
In his master. An Unwritten Chapter" is
a special release by the Vitagraph COM
pany and win be one of the principal fea-
Mary Maurice and William Humphrey are
In the cast The ever-popular John
Bunny is conspicuous in Loves Quar-
antne.i an amusing Vitagraph comedy,
''The Sorrowful Shore" by the Biosraph
company, contains many exciting scenes
and is full OF heart interest. "Pathe's
Weekly" review of current events con-
cludcs this excellent programme. The
first performance at the American Will
commence at o'clock The doors will
be open at 1880.
II would be difficult to imagine a more
pleasant occupation than to wander
through the gorgeous corridors OF Ver-
sallles with Lyman VI. Howe at the Salt
Lake theater one week, beginning Mon
day, July Z, Certainly one could not de-
rive more intimate knowledge of the re-
splendent grandeur created by the kings
OF France than by making this visit. The
fact that the royal eXtravaganccs In
CURED by the creation of these superb
edices gardens, parks fountains, etc.
was the direct cause of the terrors OF the
French revolution and the ignomnious
fall Of so many ilustrious heads into the
gutllotine's basket, intensifes the human
interest OF this reproduction But even
If YOU care nothing for its historic asso-
Citations. you viii be deeply impressed by
the astonishing magnitude and magnifi-
cence OF this earthly paradise
Whaling, the bee industry, a thrilling
race between "a hydroplane and an 500
horsepower motor boat in the harbor OF
Monaco. and an exciting adventure with
q ferocious lion are only a few Of the
other features on programme that is
entirely new,
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|VIOLINIST TO
APPEAR TUESDAY

interest Is being aroused In the
Y victor Christensen at the First
,-nohai church tomorrow night.
y oy Margaret Summerhays and
Ivy. The boy has surprised many
Ldses musicians and lovers Of
i f'n ms wonderful and natural
i ss.Diiity. One musician re-
III, Inc boy VIII certainly de-
3'o one of the big violinists; his
- - almost faultless and his nat
sinent wonderful. The sale
nm ~ on at the various music
re programme follows:
V'yer.o In u Minor WienlawskI
thllegro moderately
'1HTnshte non troppoD
, 'a,egro con fucco.)
I'll. Mddam Butterfly PuccinI
. Ro. --.''..,.,...T Tschaikowsky V
'''.-........., thoVen
know
|pne D,.,.::..'.....,........: spross
u, fha ;'... ........ Chadwick
NJ" "'s Land OF the Sky-Blue
N In 7, ,i..:..,... ....:....... Cadman
" y Major (Allegro Macs
Pagannl
IA !" J, under 10 half price to "sThe
- afternoon and night.
advertisement
M tunaer IL half price TO ''Thc
aiternoon and night.
hdvertisenon,.
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would not be understood. There is spe-
cial music during the entire picture
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AN WATCHMAN
1AkEN FOR "VAG"

||epa-sna new member OF the
y &atnnSJnt, began operations for
n Rem night by Attempting
ap Noulson. a veteran night
to tt;s, a vagrant. Simons
nj IN lhH that because Coulson
uld /, ,''aylng out late at night,
|ensa arrested. Coulson has a
b no,;a nulnor and allowed the
Ma nsseman to arrest him and
Ina % the police alarm box.
|oncys oeeh instructed TO search
of Upon arresting them, and
N a Sonlson revealed a police
1ichmee meesolVer. Coulson has been
1nne,n;an1 on the block surrounded
6outh Main, First South and
su streets for MANY wears.
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n rSaltair refreshes and in.
temperature today 80 de,
(Advertisement.) }
cb;1dtair weather. Take the
s"d,en q.s half price.
-. -.iadyertIsemont
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Nj ,unaer ~ half price 10 "'Thc
III afternoon and night.
Adyertisemnntl
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Nus Dem staate Soma.

Sac GitD. 9as oGiti5ens.Si
det", nit g. 8. GiibipiQer al!
Mapors,&an0ioat at Ser Spite
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Iiaung an Der 8abl mar ieGl
ifna6.
SnOianoIa. Die gorIagc sur
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pur0e noh eineu beiBen 8ar1pi
in Der 2ofaIipabI nit GROCER Wtebr.
Drit ongcnommen. S5obn SIoellm
iuuroc gum Mapor crpdblt.
Soma Gitp. George g. eoont
,rur0e ais Mtopor picoereri GbIt
8as ocmofratiide 9tfet tpurbe gum
grobten 9bci[ ipicOcreripdblt.
@aribaIltopn. SSSn Der Ct, 6t-
ipabl luurhe Der 6isberige Mdy yor
g. $. s5oneS ourd s. @. MiQaro
nit 296 Sttntmen seihIagen.
Maion Gitp. Sobn Gtanton, Ser
Sanbioat fir Wtapor ouf Dem
.aommiiiionS- 5urn" .Sifet, iuuroe
init elmer Waebrbeit bon 81 Stim.
men, iiber @arfielo greeie ertpqbIt.
Ssfaloola. Son 0en feds aan.
GiOaten fir Rabor, ipurbe 9pron
8. Seeoers crlp1blt.
9anoillc. g9m. Stout bat feline,
ron inn getrennt lebenoe 8attin,
,no bann iib ielbit eridoiIen. sSrau
Stout mar Die Eodter BON Serrn
lmo 6rali SrieOrih Siiiden bon
&leaiant @rone. Sic ipar crit 81
Sabre alt.
SuoroiIIe. SIN Srinfer.glipi 6es
Staates befiroen iid mebrerc Goden.
tranfc Die 8eripaltuna bot al.
1efiinbigt, Dab bis auf lpeiteres fei.
nc Satientet nebr angenomnten
perberL tpegelt Der Tpfen nno aud,
neil oie slnIinlt iiberiiillt lit.
Se0iars. Die giirgcrIdaft bat
nit 50S 9egen 40 Stimmen dbges
.ebnt, Die hieiigen @aiieriperfe gu
5altfen mo in ben ltGotilden ge.
.rieb 81 nebrnen.
Soean. Sir Ole Samilien bon
Gee &opper, @ooie Sones uno so.
Saoanallgb, oeren @obmulgen ourtl
zen Sturm 5eritort muroer, bot
nan bereits $500 eeiammeIt. Dann
oft nod ipeiterc 9eitrage sit CT.
ongen .--.--..
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Grprefgcicllidaftcn prOteitiren.
SIR SdaOen Onrdj gafctpoit fuirS
jabrlid anf 100000
geifGtt.

gSai6inqton A. 9tpriI.-8urd,
Notwithstanding infolge Scr Gin.
fiibrung Der 8adetpoIt, Iotpie Ourd
eie onge6robte Geou3ierung Ser @e.
tiibren Uie iie bon Ser 3uiiden.
itaatlihen Salt6els ! aommiiiion
borgeidlagen iinO, miro ben gr.
preb- -@eieaidaiten ionic ocn 81.
ienbabnen Elm idbrIider S6aoen
BON $25,00O,000 entIte6en. 60 fue.
nigitcns lautetc Die Grfldriing, oie
Gobert 3. Sin6s, ais IeprGientant
Der aOams, g(merican, Soutbern,
llniteO Stotes unO 8eqs Sarge &
60. Observation-Disclosures, bier Dor
rer Gonlntiiiion abgn6. Sinos er.
fIdrtc, OaB infolge oes fur5en ge.
iteben5 Scr 9afetpolt feline genaue
Slbiddtung beS Sdaoens m0gEid
ici Der ben @rpreBgeieIli6aiien ent.
Itebe, oaB iebo9 Die oben genanntc
Summe ourdaus nidt 5u bod &c.
grifien ipGre.
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EraiiOent &iliOn uub Der 5arii.
gil fommt Samitng Dor Ganens.
-3Ca anf &olle init 15e
beneiien.

@nibington, 4. glpril.-graIioeni
@ilion belt beute cine Ianae aon.
fcreu5 nit Oscar llnOerpooo, Dor.
iiBer oeS 8e0e. uno DlitteI.aomi.
tcs, iibrr Die 2arif.9ia ab, meId,e
CHI Sanitag Dem Saus.Gaueus Dor.
aelegt miro. Ger gr1iioent 1T mi
aroben @an5en nit Der Bill elm.
reritatoen, bat n6er einige slb.
0n0erlmgen Oorgcidloeen. glatI
glngnbe BON llnOeripooo 0iirite Oas
somite iie onnebmen.
Ger GrdiiOcnt ipifni6t alle 36Gc,
rie sur 2beuerlma beitrager, berab.
geiebt. uenn nidt poIlig aufaebo.
ben 5u ieben. Sic 9iu iiebt eincn
8oa5oa bon t5 Gents por. SOB
cine ein5ise &orif.9ia eingebrot,t
miro, ODER cine 9leibe BON Sarii.
rorlaeen, miro Der Caucus emf.
ibeiOen.
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Sibnna Der Greibricffummiiiion

8dbren0 Der seitrigen Sisunl
Der Sreibrieffomlniiiion tpurber
our6 S. 6. &easan slpei Geiolutio'
nen eingereidt. 9ie erIte 9ieioiu
tion min eine ausedbe BON gon6s
I'M 8etrage bon $4,000 gum SIN.
fauf oes su0itoriims bur6 Oit
Staot, ltnb Die anoere ertbeilt Dem
Staotrotb boae 9lutoritdt, 8iIoite.
rungsoiitrifte innerbolb brei Weei.
len bon Der Goitoffice gu idnffen.
IS miro Die 9eoienltng oaran ge.
fniipft, oaB elm Srotelt Ser Mebr.
belt Der @runoeigentbiimer na6
0toBgabe Der 5rontldnge Die
@tlaIterrnss glrbeiten perbinoern
mag. @egenpGrtig reiht io[de
autoritdt bes Stabtrotbs 5000 Sub
bon Der Stdotbaue. Die 9felolu.
tionen tpurben an oas 4omite fir
0ffentli6e &erbeiierunsen bernie.
ien.
$. g8. 01orrotp, SefretGr ser
Economic 2eague, iagte in Der s[nD
iprade, nit welder er ole bon Der
Siga angenommenen HeIolutioncn
6etreffS 9lufrtabme Der SSnitiatibe
unO oes 9teferenourns in ben Srei-
frief, einreidte, oob er iel6It nift
Oafiir iei, Die 3uriidberufling ouf
rnanrte 9eamte ous5uoebnen, ion.
Germ oaB Ser goritebcr fir aIle
.nteren 8eamten berontlportlid, &c.
tnlter iperben ioIlte. Die aeic.
luton ipltroe an oas o1gemeine
Sonlite nertpieien.
Ser Soriibenoe erflGrte, Sic
GomnifIion miiroe gerne bie 0fit.
alieOer Ser 2iga rmo glnbere in
her nd6Iten SiBung tire slniidten
betreffs @tnfiibrung BON sSnitiatioe
ln0 9tefrenOum ousoriiden boren.
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9fppflin ".
III frankrtid!
ScntidcS enitidI lauOet anf iran.
5Oiiidem yinnOucfclS.
Siere brrbnftet.

2iinebille, A. gIpriI.-3as Scut
ifc giiIitdrluitidiii y3cppelin ocr
Gierte" Innoete geitcrn gadln1ittao
ollf iranjoiiihem @ebict imo 5lual
nnnlittelbnr nuf Dem 9liIit6rparaOe
plat oabier, no sur 3eit cine iran,
8oiiide ShiiscnbrigoOc lle6unaeu
pornn6m. 9ie frnn5oiiiden gebor.
cen beidInguabmten 6as 2uitidiff
Ger goriaa bat bier uu0 in Der
llmgegeno imgebeiire glufreauno
beruoraerllfen trob Der 1batlad,e,
oaB Die oelitiden Sfiijiere, ole Iif
III Dem 2uftidifi beianocn erfldr.
ten, oab iie in ben @oIfenihihten
terirrt D1ren umO niht geuuBt
tatten, OaB iie Iib nuf fran5oliident
Sebiet bef1n6en. Set Bohen BE.
finOet iib Die gepoIfcrlng oieier
6egenO in glifurilbr ilber anae6Ii.
die oeutide Suftifific, ole iiber
Siinebi0e unb llmgegeno frelBen,
l;no ais nun eegen g3ittog oas
oeltiGe 2uftidiff bier 3u gooen
fam, fannie Die gmp0rung feline
Gren3en. Cine rieige Meniden.
maiie bate iif auf Dem gtanober.
frIoe eingefllnOen, mo es erfor0erte
5iuei Companion SSnianteric, I'M sic
0eutiden Dor Der 8rt6 Scr ge.
rolferung 5u idiiben.
Zeppelin ser 9ierte hattie 10
Raiiaaiere an @oro, bon peIdlen
bier Sfii3iere IN llniformen noren.
9icie tuuroen BON ocn iran35Iiidlen
&eboroen eriudt 10 Iange in 2iinc.
rifle 81 ber6leiben bis Der 8or-
faa in gebOriger 8ciie lmteriuf,t
lit.
gie 9emnnulng 0es 1}lua3elloes
ftaate Die 8eboroen all, o6 es ibr
GeItattet lei, ipdbreno Der gea6t in
Der Sabine oes 2uftidiifes 5u per.
glelben. 9ieies nurOe ibnen BON
Dem in5luii6en eingetroffenen
GorpsfommanOanteu geuabrt; IN.
GeIien bemodten 80 SniateriIten oos
General &. Sirihauer,
Gbcf Der fran36iii6eu 9uitflotte, lit
bier eingetroffen Inn Die ltnteriit.
tlngen iclbit 3u leiten oyn Den.
'tlben banoclt es lid) bauptiGhlif
torlm, Oh Die oeutiten Sffi3icre
nit Dem 2cntbaren 3tpefs Spionage
ilah 6rantrcif getommen iino, ooer
liht. 60 uieI lit ii6er, Oic Gent.
IG)en ueroen nidt eber oa8 fron36-
iiide @ebiet nerlaiien bis oieie
Sbatiadc feitgeiteIlt lit. Qie D2oq.
ietos oes 2uitidiffes iinO bon ben
'ran5ollidcn Oberittommanoiren0en
'ntferut luoroen.
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Smnbncr Stnbcntiu prriSsetrSnt.
SRI. Jioe erbalt Snm Siueiicn Mal
ben eriten greis fir teutOniidje
SpradJfunoe.

Nus gbiIaoelpDia fomntt 6it
giofridt, oab Der greis fir piIen,
ifaitlihe 2eiihmg in teutoniiGer
SprnhenfunOe SRI. 9toab gIand)t
Woe BON Omaha duerfonnt mor6er
lit. 9ieier greis fonlnit bon Der
gInra 0ttenoorfer 0lemorial Stii.
tlng. Gs lit be3ei6neno beioes fiji
fie Stifterm iuo Die Dame, mel.
dc ben Breis seiponren bat. Gin.
nal oamit cine MogIi6feit geifoI.
Zen porOen lit, oanrit Die inner.
griinolihen Sd1se Der tertonil6en
Sprn6itdmme Der @eIt erboIten
l-no mitgetbeiIt tperoen fonnen uno
gum onoeren, Oab cine Dame NIT
tinem rein enaIiihen gtamen ge-
raoe m bieier Siniidt iol6e be.
nierfensnertben 2eiIhIngen eeSeitigt
hat. 8ir piinidten, oaB serabe
Die 5riidte iolder 2eiihinsen Der
eeutihen 9reiie lmo bantit 6en
Geutiben 0ieies 2anoes na6ege.
bradt tperben fonrtten, oomit man.
de bon u1ieren nrn1Ieligen 0euti6.
heroerbern einmal einieben Iernten,
mel6 lneebeilren S9os iie berIie-
ren tpenn iie iif nidt NIT Der
tentoniiden &aiie enge auiammcn.
iNlieRen.
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Strcifnnrn6cn.

slI6anp, g. 9, A. Gpril.-Gie
StreitGr Der Columbia 9lopc Som.
panD erneuerten 6eltte micoer tbdt.
i.6e 9lngriiie 3uerIt ifoB Die
FoIi5ci iiber Die @opfe binlueg, ols
Der @tob ieooh sum gfngriff i6ritt,
fielen bier Mdnner llno 3fpei
6rauen, bon augeln getroffcn. Gin
Wtann unO cine 5rau iperoen tier.
Zen.
Die Gage lplroe 6ann 10 crnIt,
noB Ufapor 0'9teia ole 9iili3 lln0
oic 6eucripcbr beoroertc. Sic let.
tere lieB itrafe @oiieritra6len olf
hen Dob los, imo oaourf lpuroe
er 3uriidaetrieben. Die @}ili5 pa.
trouiqirt aIle StraBen Ser Sta0t.
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sSnSirefte SurnaSoopfer.

3Dei ipeitere 2eute iino, lpenr
audi nidt brett bura 0en SornaOc
getobtet tporoen, 70 bod benz fiirfy.
tcrliden @inoruf jener &ntaItropbe
erlegen. Sic itarben beioe nn SerS.
Iei0en.
6rau Wiorp SeIOen, So Sabre
aft, 22t4 Safe Strabc, ihai!te ieit
Gem 3ornaooabGnO itiinolih Dem
IoOe in'S gluge. 9onnerItog erLag
iie Dem Ser3leioen 6as oltrh 0cn
3ornaoo peritdrft iporoen ipor.
gfelS 9teGion itarb geItcrn gIei6.
falls am @er5Ieiben 0aS unfraglid
6urd Die 3eritorrmg ieines Sein1s,
2085 Sbio Strabe, pergroBert
nur0e.
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Simmer mcbr fslieeerunaliif.

Sofio, Snpan5 4. s(pril.- 3pei
Japaniide Sffi5iere iino, mdbreno
Tie Dor elmer groBen geriammlltna
bon Garlamentsnlitalieoern eii1en
Ieroplanflllg lmternabmen, obge.
itiir3t um0 baben anf Der Steae
zen 500 geflnoer. Gie 2llama.
ifine brad bel elmer idarfqn g8eit-
cmg suianmen uno itiir5te aus
elmer S0be bon 100 SUB 5u So
cen.
Geroun, 6ranfreid. A. glpril.-
2elltllnnt groilar0 bon Dem franSo.
itiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6ot bier
i'll einem ArropIm oen 300 erlit.
icn. Ger Dlotor barit ais oie
5luauaidine iih in elmer S0be
bon $500 SUB befonb, Ser slero.
plan iauitc 5u 9oben imo inter
cen 8riimlnert ipurbc Der SIZE.
ger 5erihnlettert aitfaeiunocu.
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Sgrien scaen bic Siirfen.

Garis, A. stpril. Cine Qepeidc
aus Beirut bon beitte friib meloet,
oaB SDrien iify eesen oie tiirfiide
Serrlfaft emport llno Selbitregie.
ring proflanlirt babc. Ollie tiir-
fiihen @eamtc ino in8 @eiangnis
getporfen iporber.
2onoon, 4. slpriI. I.-gs beiBt, SoB
es 5tpiiben 9ulaarien ino HrmG.
iIien sit einem tbeiltpeiIen 9ompro.
nib gefommen lei. mo oob Rlmld-
nien Sililtria erbnlten ioIle.
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3Gblcn bon anSertbal6 MilliarSsn.

8aibington, a. slpriI.-Gin gro.
pes 3GbIen, ous auf stpei 8o6en
bere6net lit un0 SnfeL Gam oas
Siimmhen bon $4,000 foIten
miro, begnnn beute i'm gunoes.
ifaBan1t, als SdatarntsiefretGr
Sobn 9urfe, @r.@ounerneur bon
&eras, iein neues glmt antrat. 9ie
in ben @eipoIben borbanoenen 8or.
rdtbe IteIlen iid auf 81 100000,
too6ei aber Die in S1Gen aufbe.
rubrten @oloreierDen nidt nitge.
re9net tperoen.
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Seim GentralucrbanO einaelanfene
Sctrage fir oic SornaSu.Cpfer.

Gem GcntralDerbano 9ingen foI
geltoe 3ltI1riften at:
&artington, gteb., 3. Mpril.
German 9Imeriean 9lliance,
SiiIfsauSiduf,
1911 Soiuaro Str, Omaha
6ee6rte Serren
GinIiegeno @anfanlpeiiling iiber
$1,000 fir Die 9totbleioenoen in
Sna6d.
Dit @ruB,
sSreo M1edlen6urg,
Sefretdr Der @oloenen arone 2oae
go. 10 Sroen ser Sermanns.
Sobne, Sartington, gte6.
5rano SsGanb, gaeb.. 8. stpriI.
Serrn Bal. S, 9eter,
8r1lioent oeS Gtaatsper6anoes.
@ertber Serr:-
geiliegeno $25 bonn Deutiten
2anoluebrperein fir unterItiisiing
Ger Sornaoo GotbIeioenoen.
y}it @ruB,
sSrib 11lpers,
SER 0eitti6er 2anopebrperein.
Der gerein aaffcfrGn3hcn bat
S25 fir ben Siilfsfono befuiIliat.
Die Sermannloae go, 96 ". 8.
Il. B bat geitern glbeno $5 &c.
milliat iiir Den SiIisfono uno iie
Ieute Dem 5ono oes .GentraIper.
EanbeS iiberlpieicn. Bier NfitgIie.
Der Der 2oge murben bonn Iornaoo
idtper bcimgeiuht imo fir oicie be.
man $50. 9lnd iollen|
,Sdlritte getban iperbeL bieie Ser.
ipeiter 5u ilnterjtiiten. !
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Sab-Cmaha.

Serrp Soiparb, aanoioot fiir
Mapor, beantraste eeitern beim
Gtaotclerf eine 8ieoer51bIung Ser
fir i'm luno ieinen Dtitbeiperber
abgegebenen Stimmen. gs beiBt,
baB nod mebrere anoere cine
leber6ablung berlangen tperoen.
8Gbreno Der Sibune oes &iilfs.
fcmites fir Die Eornaooopfer
idlug SRI. Mariton bon Omaha ei.
lien .Gag.3np" (StraBen Rellef.
tion) Dor. Der 9oridIas iuirSe
giinitig oiifgenommen. Dos &omis
te erfldrte, oaB feline Siilfe ni6t
aGeit aRaliton si,eute fonmen ION.
bern pielmebr iiberaIl, tpo iolhe no.
tig ici. 6. 0a. Sfinner beantraate,
OaB oas &omite beim 8ieoeraiti.
ban Der Sabrifen in Sfaliton beIfc.
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Sin 6citialiIdlcr (sattc.

aSoli5eirid)er Softer bc3ei6ncfe
aeitern Galpb 2airrenien s4s Siio
90. StraBe, ais Den niebriaiten
Menlhen, Der linn jc poraefonlmen.
Waf slusiage ieiner ssrolt lit er elm
,nDerbeiierliher Sageoieb, ser oas
itbper beroiente @elo Der SSran in
Die @irtbif)aft trdgt. CT erbielt
As Gage @ei1nonis. ,