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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06
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WANTED-YounG man to drive milk
wagon. Maxwell, 1744 Nj
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06
LEGAL

| IFrirst Published in The Topeka state
! Journal February 6, 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

Two fires last evening resulted from
is sill emphatic in his warnings. The
roof at AIS East First street resident %
owned by Harriet Williams. was slightly
damaged, and a small loss was sustained
by r. E. Maze who lives at 4Oe East Cor
don street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

A hearing on the application for tie
probate of the will of 'Pegleg'' McClaf
ferty, a well known cab driver who died
recently, will be heard before Probate
Judge Hugh Mcfarland next Tuesda =
afternoon. The hearing is a mere forma:
matter looking to the admission of the
will to probate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

School was dismissed in the Lyman
district north of the city today on
account of the funeral of A. H. Hor-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ross, 1872 Kansas
avenue, are the parents of a daughter
born last night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

A bill in the house today by Wilson
of Crawford. Socialist, provides that
county clerks must issue to itinerants
a certificate of registration on demand
providing the applicant has been res
ident of the state sufficient length
of time to warrant that person to vote
The Wilson bill will prove a balm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

Everybody read the State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06

The house concurred in an advers,
committee report on house bill No.
by Mahurin. That measure repealed
the 1909 law requiring teachers il
rural schools to have completed a foul
year high school term. Mahurin ap
pealed from the adverse report of TIL,
committee and a half hour of sole
oratory followed. Then the hcus,
voted to sustain the committee report
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
II Am Going to Enjoy This Meal For
Have a Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet in MY Vest Pocket"

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
nothing more than a concentrated
form OF the natural secretions which
the stomach employs in digesting
food. And Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets merely step in when the stomach
is too tired or too sluggish to per-
form its functions properly and sup
ply a sufficient quantity of these d.
gestive ferments to digest completely
all food under elther acid or aka
line conditions, in the stomach.
II has long been known that the
various digestive ferments could be
produced as perfectly in the labora-
tory as in the stomach, but Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets are the first at
tempt outside of certain hospitals, to
rtilize these discoveries for the bene-
ft of sufferers from indigestion and
kindred complaints.
The perfect freedom to eat what you
please and as much as you please
which Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
gives. has won II thousands Of friends
Who make it a constant vest pocket
companion Join today the vast army
OF people who have declared their in
dependence Of stomach worries. You
can get a 500 box OF Stuart's Dys-
nansia Tablets from snY druzEist
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts gave
a birthday party to their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Roberts, on Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent In
games and music. A feature was
Jack Horner Pie" Among those
present were Misses Rita and Eva
Foster. Leona Smith. Mildred Mills.
Virginia Wilhel:ne, Madeline Brown,
Eleanor lie Carpenter. Jesse Thomp-
son, Mildred Herdman, Anna Hayes,
Marguerite and Mary Faust Alma
Fritz. William and James Wallace
Archie and John Foster Howard and
Carlisle Mills. Horace, Earl and VIII
liam McMaster, John lie Carpenter,
Charles Edwards. Horace Allen, Park
er Phillips. Leon Slocumb, Albert and
Charles Megeinson. Paul, Harold and
Samuel r. Wilhelme Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Megginson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Roberts. and Robert Massey
Guests from New Castle weer Mrs.
Mary Roberts. Mrs. Henry Wilhelme,
Misses May and Elizabeth Roberts.
Miss Lillian Milley and Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Wilhelme.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
bridal PARTY AT pINNER.

Miss Mabel Heine and Reginald
Bowman Hamilton. OF Philadelphia,
whose marriage will take place in st.
Andrews p. e. Church, at noon. to-
morrow. we're the guests Of honor
last evening at a dinner, given az the
Hotel DUPONT, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend W. Miller
The dinner party included the we'd
ding attendants. Miss Bessie Wana-
maker Hance. who is to be maid OF
honor; the two matrons of honor,
Mrs George w. Mink, Jr., and Mrs.
Benjamin ID. Parrish; the best man,
DR.. y d. Parrish; the groomsmen,
Ralph T. Senter and James Craw-
ford, OF Philadelphia, and r. T. Bald
win and Aiken Simmons, OF this city.
other guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Hulings. of Philadelphia.
and Miss Vivian Hamilton, Of Buffalo,
n. Y.
AT the marriage tomorrow the Of
ficiatlng clergyman viii be the Rev.
Frederick j. Kinsman. Miss Heine
will be given in marriage by her un-
Gle, George II. Jefferis.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21

toward doctrines and tendency toward
that exercise OF private Judgment that so
often leads to confused thinking and
hopeless error. II WAS not mans right
to indulge in private judgement until he
was mentally equipped to form iudg-
ments on sound basis.
The club members and guests who
partook of the dinner and listened
with keen appreciation to the two
distinguished speakers we're: Chan
cellor Charles NJ Curtis, Judge Victor
B. Woolley. former Judge lgnatlus c.
Grubb. former City Solicitor George
A. Elliott. Archdeacon George G,
Hall, the Rev William II. Laird. the
Rev Frederic NJ Kirkus, the Rev.
John Emery Parks the Rev Charles
H. Holmead. the Rev. Raymond L.
Wolven, the Rev. c. 3. Dubell. Rich
ard S. Rodney Lausatt r. Rogers
Charles +. Dubell John S. Grohe. j.
M Thomson. William II Thomson
Willard Thomson. S. r. Harvey. g
G. Churchman, +, w. Baker. John r
Lambson. William d. Denny, A
v. Lesley George, w. c. Jack
son, l.. y. Eliason, Freder
lex Bringhurst, w. j. McCorkin
dale. H. Nixon, John IA. Rice. Alonz,
Newlin, w W. Nelson. j. G.. Justis
Harlow H. Curtis, Albert W. Cummins
William II. Hill, Ellwood Souder, Ell
wood Souder, Jr.. Harry r. Spealman
George r.. Hofecker, j. II. Stadelman
/ Franklin j. Murphey. Thomas w. Ham
mond, Charles A. Cook. 4. Chalkle,
Hatton. A. O. II. crier. Dr. John Palmc
IT.. J. w Mitchell, William n. Barnard
Richard Reese, H. L. Constable, l. Fell
DUPONT. Edward G. Bradford, Jr
Charles 4. Gmbb, William Cloud, Alfre
c.. Connellee, G. Marshall Barton,
Allen Hilles, +. Leslie Carpenter, Elwoo
A. Davis and George Carter.
Before the diners separated the doxC
logy was sung and Bishop Rhineiande
pronounced benediction.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
Mr.. HASTINGS WILL
OBEY INSTRUCTIONS

City Solicitor Daniel o. Hastings said
today that he l. determined TO carry out
the orders OF the city departments in
opposing the taking Of the Christians
river park for an approach to the Third
Street bridge
Il propose to 90 as far as it is possi'
bic to do So said city Solicitor Hast
ings 1T is my intention and duty te
carry out the instructions Of the depart.
ments Of the city, and propose to dc
so until ! am directed BY them to stop
Consequently it is evident that unless
the city departments instruct City So.
licitor Hastings otherwise. he will insti-
tute and continne opposition TO the
bridge approach on the park site. which
has been selected by the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
STORY rELLERs, IN LEAGUE.

Members Of the Story Telers League
held their second meeting at the Friends
School last evening, and decided TO for
maily organize the league Miss Francis
Aspril, of Friends School; Miss McClin-
took, representing the primary teachers;
Miss Nutter. representing the kindergar-
tens, and Miss Charlotte &. Wells, rep
rcsenting the Sunday School Workers,
were appointed members Of nominat-
ing committee for the officers to be
elected at the next meeting, the second
Thursday in December
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
PAIN, STIFFNESSl
RUB RHEUMATISM
AWAYl IT'S GREAT
What's Rheumatismg Pain onlyl

What's Rheumatismg Pain only
Stop drugging Not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-
ing. penetrating "St. Jacobs Oif' direct
ly upon the tender spot" and relief
comes instantly. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a
harmless rheumatism cure which cannot
burn the skin
Timber upl Quit complaining Get a
small trial bottle from your druggist
and in just moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness. stiffness
and swelling. Don't suffer- Relief and
' cure awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil has
cured millions of rheumatism sufferers
In the last half century, and is just as
good for seiatica, neuralgia, lumbago
Sackache, sp S.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
DO YOU PAY FOR
IT AFTERW ard?
If You Do, just Garry a Little Stuart'S
Dyspepsia Tablet in Your Vest
Pocket and a Big Meal VIII
Be Easily Laid Away

Get away from the foreboding that
every time you enjoy yourself heart
lily and eat a full meal, that you will
pay for II afterward. There Is no
sense in your not enjoying every meal
to the utmost And you can do so
without danger from a protesting
stomach If you take the precaution
always to have Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets with you Then If you over
eat, OF cat something that diagrees
with you as the most careful person
will sometimes. one or two of these
tablets will restore normal condi-
tions in your stomach in very few
minutes.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
MASK AND WIG 10 ENTERTAIN

Mattahoon Mask and Wig Club will
open its season in the near future with
interesting acts. The specialists are;
Sidneq Bolton, iugpler Moore and Phil
ips, musical comedians; Sweeney and
Walter, blaclSface comediaN; H. G..
Boozcr q Co, in Cousin Bob's Nisit;"
A. p Gray. musical act; Joe Farmer
and Co. Twilight Quartet and Thomas
Sweeney, contortionist
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
RFIIFvF nm AFFTIcTrn.

Joseph Morrison, who says he ia
a musician. was taken into custody
this morning az the Pennsylvania
railroad station by Officer Keetch OF
that company. Morrison was trying
to pull up telegraph poles. Morrison
Is thought to be demented. He Will
be examined later today.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
MANY ENTRIES FOR SHOWS.

Although the entry list Of the Dia-
mond State Poultry and Pigeon As
sociation closed at midnight yester-
day, the list has not been completed
today. The list however, shows a
greater number of new exhibitors
than ever before The lists Of en-
tries In the Barred and White Ply.
mouth Rocks and Orpingtons Is COM
nlete
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS

&, EALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
- ceived by the Affiliated College Commits
sion on or before II o clock Dec ?. 1913, at
the office Of the secretary. in the Wilmington
High School. for all labor and material for
plumbing, lighting and heating. a residence
hall aud science hail. for the Delaware
College for Women, az Newark, Delaware, in
accordance with the plans and specifications
on file in the ofhce OF the commission. COP
les Of which can be obtained from the
Architect. Laussat Richter Rogers. No Oh
Market street, upon presentation OF written
order for the same, from the Secretary Of
tho Commission.
Each applicant for plans and specifics
tions will be required 20 deposit with .he
secretary Of the Commission, a certified
check for twenty-five dollars (S25). made
PAYABLE TO S. J. Wright. treasurer
The Commission reserves the right to re.
lect any or all bids.
CHARLES r. MILLER.
President Of Commission.
GEO. W. TWITMYER.
Secretary Of Commission.
Wilmington. Del. Nov. IL, 1918.
.orr0T T-9f
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
TO Study FISH LEE.

Henry W. Fowler, curator of fishes at
the Academy Of Natural Science, Phla-
dclphia, viii come here this afternoon
80 examine the fish life in the Cool
Spring reservoir The pool is being
cleaned
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
MTNOTrA AFTER loo MFMBERS.

Ninqua Tribe, No. s. lmpd o. r. M.
will hold a Thanksgiving celebration
in the wigwam on next Monday night.
The tribe is in a hourishing condition.
The tribe Is after 400 members.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21
Home Treatment
For Epilepsy or Fits

Those who suffer from this nervous
disease accompanied by its sudden
attacks Of unronsciousncss and convui.
sions. will be interested in knowing that
We have authorized the sale Of kosine
treatment for. Epilepsy by n. b. Dan
forth.
This well.known store has our authority
20 sell the Kosine treatment for Epilepsy
on the following guarantee. Buy bot
tie Of Kosine for $3.50. II after using
will be refunded.
We want the most rkentcal 20 try
the Kosine treatment on this guarantee.
Tor the success Of the treatment during
tho past ten years both by the iaity and
article.
valuable booklet on Epilepsy. con
taininr complete diet. given free by n.
ID Danforth. Market and Second streets
The Kosine Co., washington D. @.
Evening journal., 1913-11-21

ii between and evenings to No. oo2
AAs street. noFsl-2h
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sinSet Gdu int aaussm eanS.

Chicago, Is. MGr5.-Gie bon ei.
ner Senatsfomntiiiion eefiibrte lin.
teriudung ser 2obne, Die in Gbi.
cago Oen 9lrbeiterinnen be5oblt fper.
cen, bat einen gtad9aa i'm gan5en
2anbe gefunoen. Die 2egislatlrcu
sabIreiher nnoerer Stanten leiten
0bnli6e llnteriiidjlngen Elm. 8ice-
Gouperneur S'Sarn erfl1rt, bab
nod lange nidt ale GraebniIie Der
llnteriuhung nerofieutlidt muroen.
es giebt in Gbicago uno nn6eren
Staoten bon SSllionis @eidGfte, in
hencn Die Mao6en $3.50 pro So
die erbalten, nod 6a3u BEL einem
acbniiilnoigen slrbsitstage.
SRI. Girgilta 9roofs, Oerei 9te.
trmbeItre6umaen 5ii Der grtudbline
ser Heiorlnfanoiooten in oen lt1b.
.iifen 8oblen gefiibrt baben, lit Der
slniitt, oaB Die groItitlition alli
iclaenocn llriddeH berltbt:: Die of.
fentliden Tan5lofale. Die ginianl'
felt Der ans fleinen Srten iiainnieii,
Sen @i1oden III ben groBen Stdb.
fen. Gic lle6erfiiauug Der aoit.
flduier, Die fein gnpfangs8iinmer
tabsn. Die GntGaiiung angeitedter
MGoden obnc por9eriser aiinoi.
ling. Gas Sder6engcridt iiber
geiallene Widb6en. giie0riee Cob,
ae. @etborenbe 9ieoer. Cine 10
cut tpie auSiidtsIoie 3ufltnft. Sri.
groofs iagt, onB Die arnen MiGO-
dlen, Die bonn 9anoe in Die @roB-
Staot fOnmcn, fiiblen iid berloiien
rno fallea oann Ieidt ainen Ser
fiibrer 5unt Spfer.
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DtSingnngtll bfr
Dalkanmd6tt!
Gnr Wallipoli iOa bem Siirfcnrsidje
perbleiben.

9eIgroo, 10. MGr5.-Gin bier
erideinenoes 9legierunosblatt orudt
Die geoinglmgen ob, uutcr iueldcn
Gle gaIfonmddtc bereit iino, Die
bon Den @robnddten ansebotcne
germitteIlng nit Der Tiirfei an5u.
nebmen. Die 5einoislisfeiaen iol.
len bis sur lInter5eifmmg oes
SrieOens fortaeiebt peroen; Die
@rsn5e ioI iid) BON giioia bis 9ao-
bolto erltreden; Die &nlbiniel @aqi.
poll ioa Den Iiirfen perbIeibcn, oa.
eesen ioa nIles peitlid) bapon ge.
Iegene 3erritoriiint NIT auSnnbme
0llbanien's on Die @crbInoeten ab.
eetreten iperoen; glorianopel mo
Sfutari miiiie Dor gesinn Der Ser.
hanolungen fnpitnliren; oie 1gdi,
iden SSnieln miiiien on @rie6en.
lano abgetreten iperben, uno Die
1iirtsi nulB cine ariegSentidjdoi.
aung 5abIen, oeren Sobe crit Ipdter
feltgeIebt miro.
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@eiierss ga9nnnsIad.
dhnf Feriunm fOmmeH bsi bem.
islbsn mm's eebeu.

Gin ipeitercs GiiCnbobnllngIiid
rreisnctc iid am 5reitag nni Der
Citation Sernoon, jpolf WleiIsr
ipeitlidl bon Sioenp, gleb. Siet
inbr Der Die oltIide glidltumg ein.
toItenoe 5radtjug glo. 501 in oaS
bintcre GnOe oes eIeihinas oitlid
iabrenoen Sradt3uges Ro. 504
hincin. sonoutieur @biIlips imt
Ger grcniier &. 9a. Graoit, beioC
ben Gbepennc, 8po., gebiirtig, BON
Suge gto. 504, iopie orei 9ieb.
b1noler fomen ums 2cbcn.
glls ipeiteres Spier Der @otben.
tirg llufnIles ipiro nod Der Sire,
denoiiiieber Gorher bernlitbet. Gs
feibt, Der Stnrm babe IGN pom Der
Bride in Den gldtte 5lub &C.
pebt.
S6pobl Elm iurdtborer Sdnee,
iturm our 8eit Der llnidlle berrid,
te, 70 iebsn Die Ieitenben @eomter
ser 9abn oies nitt aIs einen ent.
idIuIbbaren llmitano fir Die 2ofo'
notibfiibrer oil. Die gIodiignaIe.
lpemn beaftet, b1tten oieie llnf6lt
,mbeoinet perbinoert. Sdtten iit
niht iurftionirt, ioeen Die genmten
10 bdtten iie nuf n@efabr" genie
ien uno 70 alien 8erfebr gum Stia'
iraao eebradt. Serner lit Die gor,
idriit, OaB Die 2ofonlotipfiibrer bel
einem Stiirme NIT grObter @or.
iitt fabren. Sic miiiien ieoes
gIodiignal ieben uno ieine SteIlumc
feititeIlen ielbit iusnn iie Den 3uc
boIlfommen nnbalten.
Die itaotlide 9abnfomnliliion b1li
Samltog gormittag cine llnterin
dung 6es Sbatbeitanoes ob. 3it
@abnperiuaItung bot Der aontfitii
iion gegeniiber Die giIidtperlebunf
ser glngeiteIlten frei uno often sii
gegeben.
Seute Iadnlittag bier eingetrof
fenen gfahrihteu 5uiolge iiilo be
Gem @abnumgliid 81 Ser6on, gte6.
flint Terionen umgefommen uni
Siuei perlebt.
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Cma6a's ,oattD 8rcen".

Dit Der befnnrten erfolgreifen
imo gelpiesten Milliondrin Saith
Greeh laBt iid in Omaha Srau
gutb6ert 9incant gang noll ber.
nleiden, benn an geih1ftIifIent
Sdarfiinn bdlt iie nit Sattp eineit
gergleit aus. sic bat oieien tpi..
Der ourd) oen glnfauf beg groBen
apartenentbauies Gde 40. umo
Sarnep StraBe beiuieIen.
3as @runoltiif miBt 1873 Bel 1877
Sub, mo bie &allfiumlne betrug
$4,000. Die Dame bat boroent
Die aepitone Stats eriporben, aii6
cine iebr portbeilbafte Transaftion.
Sic fam oen Gnffrogetten obne
3raae als 8ciipiel geltcn, oaB aiifl
hie Srauelt 5rlueilen quite llrtbcils.
fraft belibet.
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GaS.cn,aho.

Die 0reibrief5uiabbill tit in Ser
Geaislatltr unterlegen. Ser Smipt,
sruno, ipesbaIb oie gin bon sr.
iionoigen &omite Der 2egisInflir int.
aiinitig ernpfoblen inurbc, jon in
1em 3uias, Die 3eitDarI6naeriing
oes sSreibriefes betreffeno, iii III.
den iein. glnorerieits bpiBt cs,
Sob Die iibriesn 3uiGbe minus See
9eitanIates paiiirt fperoen nloaen.
Die SitouitricousItellung crireuI
iid eiiles anbalten0 gtten geIuts,
Gs lit Elm @sipeis, baB man aud
in Giib-Smabn bent Iofolen San.
bel ln0 ssnouItrie i1ebr ssyntcreIIt
cittgesen5ubringen besillnt.
8dbreno Der geitrigsn Gitund
her Sdulbeboroc fam air Sbrdhe,
rb Elm Rino itebeno ODER iiber eii,cr
GtubI geIegt ge3iidtigt iusr0en 5ou,
te. Die geb0roe iii Ser glnIid)t,
naB oias Dem llrtbeiI oes 2c6rcrs
iiberIoiien bIeibsn miiIic.
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g2fnfr slnfl1innasplan.

elp yorf, 16. @'dr5-Gin mo.
Sif3irtcr EI1n fir Die stufloinng
feSS sluiidrn Der Union rmo Der
2oytbern gacific gabn baiiebenocn
MaaerS miro beiite ben gunoes.
gerithten iii ct. 2ouis uuterbreitet
irerbea. eSnIias Stlirtihnitt, gor'
Iibs{ 6er Goutbern 9acific, uno Die
Mirtfioren DerieIben bobcn i'm 2anIe
ner | N5Od)e oieIerbalb lange Sonic
feilsett abgebnlten. Mud Die Siref'
loren Der Union Vnfiiic Iiclten eine
Merntbuig iiber oieie 9lngelegenbeit
ob. Die Serr 8nrtidnitt idgt,
.inir6 Scr nciie glufloiungspldn Die
1uiiinnlillta Der Giianbabnfontnii'
Iloit BON California, Der @eridte
tIab 0es glnoes .@eneralanlpaltS
f;u6en. lleber Oie Gin8el6citsn beg.
itIben abcr iprad) CT iid nidt aus.
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ZOO smerifaner nadJ 9entidjlanS.
kggDeIIen btn 81. aonsreF Ses Ser
Gins orntider Snsenienre
mitmadcn.

9selp gcrf, 16. @eGri.-Gin
les gano, Sas Die 8eaiebmgen
,iId,en ben Ser. Staaten inio
Eeufidjlano inniger geitaltet, miro
I'M onnfe bes Sommers geidlun.
1en iuerosr, ipcsa 200 Mitglieeer
Ser 9lmerican Societp of Medanical
engireerg NIT ibren Gamen am
10. ssimi OH goro oes Garnpfers
J. 9irtoria 2niie" nah 9entidlano
uebpn, Inn ben 54. SabresfongreB
I'D gerciils Oeutidcr Sngenienre
oeip5ig mii5umaden.
lad Der Mnfilnft III Sambure
BEN bic oortiesn 8eriten belid.
lrerocn. Damn aebt bic 9eilc
er nat, 2eipsia no oen s(neri'
,rn Elm ieitlider gnlpiang be,
lit iperbcii miro. Die grobcn
liiiric.Gentren wie Dresden.
Ain, aoIn, GiiiisIoori, fSranffuri
EIa., SeioeIberg mo Diiinhell
peu oufgcjudlt weroen.
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gnr;tauer am 9luSer.

Moibington, Is. Mdr3.-gluf
t1as Die &eilisbaltine oes Sonu-
tags anbelangt, miro Die 8nnoes.
EaiiptItoot lmter Dem @iIion gic-
pinie ebeniaQs melt piritaniiber
reroen, als 6isbar. Ser Yr1lioent
uno Die 9abinetsmitglieoer bnben
III beriteben eeeeben, DOB @eieli.
idaitcn uno seitlidfeitcn ireeno
reIder Dirt am Counting ibnen nidt
atnebm iin6, Mud ale glmtsge-
ih1fte peroen ruben. Sdon 5rali
3ait bate periudt, groBere @eieas
ifaften am Sonntag 5t perGinoern,
Iradte .inoeiien oieies ni6t iertig.
Gon Den 9amen oes &abinets tpur.
Sen nod bielfad SeItlidfeiten gegc.
zen. 9sropbe5eit uiro, oaB oie 8il.
ion's binsegen ibren 8illen burd.
icben lperoen. gr6ii6ent @iliol
cat ferner Gnlueiiung gegeben, baB,
irenn riht Sepeiden BON Der aIler.
aroBteu @idtiafeit einlicfen, er am
Sonntng NIT glmtsgeihditen abio.
Tut perihont 5it iperoen iuiinidc.
Die gleid)e Srore ertbeilte Sefretar
9rpau i'm Stnatsoepartement.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
geriibmtcr SnbianerbGnptlins foSt.

8nibington, 10. Wi1r5. -pSol-
lotp Sorn Bear, Sber.Saitptling
Der Siour.Snoinner auf Der 9foie-
buo, g. O., 9icierbation, nlogli'
deripeiie Der beriihmteite aller en-
oinherboiiptlingc, lit beute bier Ter
9imseneitt3iinoung erleaen. 9idr-
imoied5ig Sabre lang bat er benl
1obe anf Dem ariegspiaoc ins
s[uge geIdalit, ino MN muBte cr
Dem rall9eit WiGrspetter 1T Der
gunbesbanptlta0t 8rnt Spier fal,
len. gr fam bierber, i'm Der sssn-
angurotion oes Braiibenten beislt.
iuobnen; ant lebten Mittfpoh ipur.
SC or fronf imo man idafite i'm
III Elm Soipitnl. Or Itarb ais
gldlbieer Gatbolif; 9ieb. @illiam
s.. aetbum perabreidte linn bic
III. Sterbei1framente.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
AtbraskQ
ltgislatnr!
lie Staats.l .ltnibsriitdtsbiI amen.
birt.--Saiebaa.Sil paiIirt In
amenbirier Jprm. II

2incoIn IS. W11r5.-Die Iri0iec
llniperiitdtsfraee fam mieoer eint
nal i'm Saiiie aiifs Iapet. Gs iuiir.
DC fir uno geeen Die 9erlegung
oeriaI6en geiproden, obne oab man
5i einem MeiuItat fam. SdIieBfld,
iruroe ons 9lmen6emcrit anoenom.
men, Die gon3e MngeIegenbeit einent
3iinferfonlite 5ii iibergeben, ipcIde5
Dem Sauic cine Gr1lpfebIung IN
cieier Siniiht MAIDEN ion, iibcr
iuelde oann ab3uItimmen 1T. Gin
gIeides 2omite puroc i'm Genat
ernannt. DasieIbs iett ii9 aus
foIsenoen MitgIieoern 5ifianmcn:
Salls- Mc9iiiif, gcfcr, yeortou.
Modet iuio golIen. Senat -s2cnp,
0nis, Nepnolos, goroeaI uno YIas
GET.
Die gortIing Gonntog g1iebnI.
Bin tuuroe audi i'm Senot IN Der
pom Sauie amenoirter sSornl ange.
iiorrimen. Serlelben gen116 fnnrt
in alien Ortidaften oes St1ates
Sontags 8diebaII seIpieIt tucroeit,
faas iih Die gepolferling onfiir emf.
ifeioet.
Die BON 9rueieooip, Ioualds
Gouiitp, eingereibte giIl, tuon1d)
Der Serriin Der gagenlp1rtisen Be.
ln1ten IN Giio.Omaba Inn Elm Sobr
perldnsert miro, ipuroc abgeIebnt.
Ser groBte Ebeil oes geitrigen Tn-
ees ipuros nit Der Deipredung
ser Blue Sfp @eietporIage 5uge.
Lradt. Dos Sliiti5fomite enrpfnbf
iene @iG sur 4nnqbme, ipeIde Die
@eriorgung Der @itttpe oes BET
Terfolgung Der nusgebroheneir
Gtr1flinee erIdoiienen sSarmer51
Stunt boriiebt. ssit oerieIben iper.
esn Der Mittue iofort $500 5ilr
8erfiiglng geltelIt, $1,000 ioIIen 5ur
g ;'R'tng 0es Gnoben oes grfdoIie4
mr. 1Ip1ter bertpeiloet iperoen iiiS
$4,000 loIfe1A{iir 0ln sfnfanf rie
.ier Gorn fir Die Bittipe Dcrper.
bet iperoen; oieIe s5arnt ober ioIl
Eel Der 0roBidbrigfeit oeS 5obnes
pisoer an Sen Sfadt suriidiuIlcn.