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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
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frt ipuroe, III oaS game SnnO beinr
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)ber, oob bic 1ootenriite nod mrbr
kujtpcIcn miro. Tic 3abI Der
Iebtc hsIdift iid) alif iueit iibsr
Ter ongeridtctc Sadidaoen
hnn porIdlifia nidt bcrehnct wcr.
Pbsn, miro iid nber in Die Miaio.
rem belpufen. glcununS5pan3ig
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meter Georgia setobtet uno Der
oort Rriad,te Sduoen betrapt
fiber q Waiaion 9olars. Sal.
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Il inter ~ @cipalt Ses Sturmea
ON idjmeriiN 5u leioen; Elf Yer.
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9cnneiiee ipuroen 90 gerionen sr.
'hlaaen; 9llabdma bat cine So6tcn.
lite BON 13 auiSutueiien, mebrers
Terionen dber iper0en nod bernliBt.
sludb IN Miiiiiiippi iino 13 gfen.
ifeil Der 8utb 0es Stltrmes gum
sspfsr gefnnen.
Chicago, Sa., is. DlGr5.-Gin
Grfaa bet Sllinois beimeeiuft, Der
rineu Sdnoen bon $t,000,000 an.
Qerid)tet bat. sSn Chicago nobm
ser bon beftiaem 9iegen begIeitete
gsinb cine Sdneaisfeit bon so
AeiIen pro Stinoe oil. 3ablreidJs
;senfter nno @lastbiiren ipur6en
Serjt0rt. gieIe SeIegrap6en. mo
Gelcphonor1bte tDuroen bera6gerii.
zen. Su Spring Ban tuuroe bon
eilicr aird)c Der 9burm berlinterge.
irelt. Der Garnler CHARLES @il.
bin ipur0c Bel Sndiorbille bon einem
q,niAlt erihIneen, Der auf iein Sous
Mel. 81 gsbitebnIl ipuroe Elm SUB.
anger bonn 8iirgeriteig berunter.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
1entides saus.
yanfett bes GentIden Tamen'
@ereins.

Jreitag gfahmittag peranIinIiete
Der 9siitife 9amen.gerein fir iei.
ne MitgIieber I'M 9eutihen Sauie
elm 5eiteiien, oas In ieoer Siniift
cinen ouseeseidneten 9crlaui rabm.
@an belt glnipraden uno Iieb benz
Sumor Die 8iisel idieben. sm
gerlauf Der ifonen Stunoen iteIlts
es iid bernus, boh Srau sris
etaefer Dor Stpei 9asen ibr Bie.
aeltfeit besnnsen babe, uno nun
eing es ans @ratiliren, uio oos
Geburtstagsfino iab iit beranInbt,
niebrere Slaiden @ein 5i ipenoi.
rem, Der nuf ons DobI besielben
ncIeert ipur6e. Grau 90. Wranoes
hatte 5ii Dem aaifee f2 9useno
5ettfuden unentseItIid g,Iiefert,
nabreno sSrau Snarmatn SIipen
lno Gurfen in SiiIIe un6 ssiiIlc
ZEN tafelnben 9amen 5ur gerfii.
eing seite1t bate. Gin portreff.
Tides gictrola, freun6Iidit seIiefert
ton Der gaabrasfa gpeIe Com.
,onp, aab ipdbreno Der EafeI berr-
Iide @eidnee Der, berborragen6lten
aiinitler imo aiinitlerinnen ipieosr,
10 oaB 6as giien nod einmoI 10
gut ihnlefte. giah oen,ieIben
ipielte Srau 8. 6. Sdroeoer gum
San5 auf, uno erit gasen z llbr
slbenos loite iid Die @eienidaft in
8oblaefnllen auf. Gas 4rronge.
rlentsfomite, beitebeno ans BEN Da.
men Srau Sreo Sanien, 5rnu g.
Heumann uno 5rau go. granbes,
fam ouf feline slrbeit itoI5 iein,
Der 9amen.gerein auf oieies ao-
mite aber altd,. 2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Ernstinnuseu Oes asrdiiOcnicn.

@dIbinaipn, IS. Waar5. Erdii
heft Milion bat oem Senat fol
6eu6e Ernennlingen sur @ait1iigiinf
ilbrrionot: Sobn Sfelton @illiams
1li&jnlonb, No., S,iIfsidabantSiefre
l0f f5ranfIin g. slooIeDelt, Wer
uf NiIfsmnrincicfretdr. @eperIl
@nIlolpap. 8ilfs.2anopirtb'
i6oL yrct1r. G0iuin &. Giueet
fEflRo Mopi0s, Mid.. &iIfshan0els
ffroidr Games ". GogcrtoiL Nrir
sfxiep, Ginfdufer fit bic gunocs
Rp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Gin gabnupfcr im ct. Soiepb's
Spipitnl.

giner Ser gerlesten Bel benz
gjabnimfal BEL @otben6lirg, Serr
s. $. ainfnio bon gtorfolf, geeb.,
bat I'M ct. Soiepb's Soipital in
omaha gnfnabme gefunoen. gr
lit idner Derlest. Serr ainfaio
CAB ein padenoes Bib bon benz
qrauenbaften Greignis, mie er oa
in blenoenoeu S6neeiturm ftano
iulo bas Stobnen Der Sdiperper.
Icsten ibm bis Inns Marf orong. 9ie
Griabrin,g miro in ieintm @e.
SddtuiIie unperlOihlid) ieir, iaste
IT, tpas man ibm germ glauben
harf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Spriidrittler in gerat6nns.
0iOOisDsli beIsadJiei Sie Io5iaIen DC.
itrebnngen Der Yartei.

gbilaoelpbia, IA. @1r5.-9ic
9ortidrittspnrtei bon Ienniplpanic
bait bier eeeentp6riis lire Sibun1
n6; 1000 Gelsgaten pobnen Der.
irIben bel. Der oifijielle Same Der
gartei In genniplpania Idiitei
Dnibiugton 9nrtei". $4,000 ipur'
ben fir bic itoatlide Earteifaiie &C.
iammelt Col. 9iooiepelt bielt I'M
Metropolitan Spernbarie cine Reoe.
IN ipelfer er unter nnoerem idgte
n0ie Sortidrittspnrtei iuliroe in
crltcr 2inie begriinoet I'M io5iaIs
i.no wirtbifaftIide 9ienite 3u er-
lreiisn. SauIe politif beoeutet faii'
!es geid)dft unb fauIe 3uitdnoe i'm
II[gemeiiien. Dos erite erforber.
mis- elmer ieben 9eipeeimg, Die ben
3rped bat, before @6nner in oieiem
2anoe an oas 9iuoer 5u bringen,
III gbrenbaftiefsit. 9ieoner befiir.
trortete oann ernitbafte io5iaIe I'm
II
terindungen. 9arin Tonne Die Tar.
tel, ipenn. lie aud nift Die 9fesie.
ringsgsipaIt in Sdnoen babe, Gro.
bes leilten. Die offentlife Mei.
niing iperoen bann oas grgebnis
ser llnteriiidungen aufnebmen ino
auf Die Sdnffltng Der notbigen
@eietgebung orineen. 9iooiepelt
tuies Oarauf bih oaB Die gartei Die
ein5ise lei, IN Der M6nner imo
6rausn oie gleihe 8erehtigrng bat.
ten. Srauen- .imo 9inoerarbeit ioI.
ten san5 beioroers ituoirt uno Elm
geietIider 9sinoeitlobn eiilgefiibrt
fueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
gaiI(plu Gurinas gpdbier.

Gie 8iIlcp Springs 9'reiping
60, 5eiet iest ibr 8odbier on. 0as
Oceenmdrtig in oen 8irtbihaften
an 9apf lit uno ond in 6laiden
at boben lit. 9ie Wiite oes 8ieres
ipiro bon alnnern anerfannt. Das
CBetranf lit 1uBerit ihmadbaft imo
,iabrbnit. Gen !ertrieb oes sSla.
ibpnbicrs bat Senrp Noaad, 70.
straBe uno Capitol slpe., Telephone
GougIos 1852. Yrontpte gIbliefs.
rims crfoIgt nad alien Gtaottbei.
len. M2an bcrgciis Die TeIcpbon.
'vhirirner nidt: Eouglas 1852.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
sinfade gradt i'm Meifen S,anie

@aibirgton, IA. Wfar5. Sails
oie gsaibinstoner Wcieaihnit Der
altsn TRADITION treu bleibt, oah
Sic @atinnen oes grdiiOenten ino
ssice.Nr1Iioeiltsn mt ge8ug aui
eoiletten nlnjaebeno iinb, tueroen
Ser geih(ibts Bod ,ino Graperie.
Gillette, ipeIde bic 8orperformert
sur @eItung brinoen, j1b BON Der
gilbflode berihuitioen. Groli @il.
Jon lnfb ,yrcn Maribaif lieben bis
neue gariier Ttooe nidt, fon6ern
siebcn peite imo elntte 0iode Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
ltnluetter fiat madJsclaiien.

Sas I'M gan3en @eiten ieit siuei
Eagen berridenoe ltnpstter bat
teute etpa5 nadeeluiien; i'm tueItIi-
den 36eiIe oes Staates aber berridt
'ilaqlsuoaulp9 sa6nlag polt aaluitil
Plus Dem @eiten iinb beute nod
feline 3iige bier eineetroffen. Gel
tige iperOen audi 1lidt Dor Mitter.
raft eripartet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15

1it ya1rtHnsrrt5tirr in GtHti4'
laiI ,.-5ar iidriere emftilOtts.-
y idr's Cjtanilms.-Ssiterrsih
wii, isim Sntsreiie iuabreH.

gcl lin, is. M1r5.--Tcr iuitcr
nem gitel Ger Siorenirieo" Der,
oiicni idlte ceiiortileI Der @aoIni'
id)cn 3sitmia", oeiiet SalptiteIli
nit lcr optic gegen 5rantrief
mites 5eilt ipurbe, bat cine erbeh'
lide eritimmlmg al Der gorie bcr'
bcrge uien, Die bcltc bon Der Croft
nung big 5um SdIiib iiberars
idpat mar. Die pIotlid) mieoer.
erped en poIitiiden geiiirdtlmger
tatten 5ohIrcihc slngItberf1uie Sul
JoIee, mio Die greiie tpiden an'
Der Q m5sn 2inic.
sSn gerbinoung nit ben 1819ei
@eber feitIiHfeiten bcrlas Der Stai'
icr III 2iiitgarten einen Sagesbe'
fsbl Nm mein Seerl", Der bon
ilnmmenoer geeeilterung getrnger
iuar. Grirnert ipiro an 8rciibenS
5dmoh, Dem aud nift oaS
Sdlinmite eripart iuuroe, BEN
Seinoe gs5nungene Seeresfolge 81
Ieiiten, an ocn Gag Der Grbebiina
imo gergeltung an Die Spfcrfrcii'
bigfeit oes eeiammten golfes. 9it
mnrfnnteite Stelle Iolitete: Ser
preiibiihe 9eijt bat ii9 ebenio Be.
m1hrt i'm Sabre 1870, eritreiteno,
nos 6en g1tern berlost mar,
GeutidIanos Ginigfeit, ods gfeid
rno ben &aiier. Gas iii cine Mab'
nuna, beute in grnIt uno @ottes-
inrdt 6as Gidterport 5u beber5i'
gen: ,@ds 6n erer6t BON oeiner
91tern bdit, ertpirb es, Inn es 81
beliten!" @enn Die gtamen por
gIiier, gorf, 9lloip, 8neiienau
um6 S6arnborit etuig fpirfen, oann
iperSen ou6 fir freuois uno 5uper'
iIdtlih in oen 9ampf Siebcn, inl
fas grrlmgene 5n tuabren mo
GeutIhIanos ebre 6u idirnrsn &C.
gen Seoermann, Der es tpogt, il
an3utoiten. SsSmnteronr moge gel
ten Der @obrIprud Der 8efreiunss'
friege: .8ott NIT uns!" 0arnad
frahte @enernlfelomarif]aa @rai
ID. SoeieIer brei Snrrabs auf Der
aaiier aus. in pelde begeiitert eiii'
geItinmt ipur0e.
Serr ssoIepb 8ruder, Der BE-
fannte Selitid-amerifnniide Sour.
nalilt, mod)t Die Wlittbeililng bab
er am 27. Mdr5 NIT bem Sant'
pier Columbia" bon Der paultrc
slmericana" bon Grielt nod Gas
Salinas auf ben &anariider
cSnieln obiabren miro. Bon bort
nia Serr grufer ont IS. ooer
Ia. 9(priI Den langIt seplanten
05eanilug NIT Dem 9ollon nSn'
Gar6 2~ iinternsbmen.
Ger .sttahe Bel Der oeiit'
iden @otid,oit au 8nibiugton, aor.
retten.aopitGn gop.go, miro gnbc
bieics 1ionats gum 5rcgatten.aa
pitdn beiorosrt iperoen. gr gebori
her beutideu @larine ieis oem 10.
9lpri[ 1891 an.
gaien, Ia. Mor5. adsenleinc
geahtnng f.toet eilt ben bobct
grnIt Ser Gage fenn5eihnelloer glr'
tifel ser .9icihspoIt". ineId)er iuabr'
id,einIidj inipirirt III. Die mar.
fanteite GteIIe in Den 9lusfiibrlui'
aen oes benz gr5ber5og.9bro
DER fSrans 6eroinanc naheItebcnocil
glattes Iailtet oobii, Gciterreid.
llnaarn ntiiile icine SiitereIien obns
peitere gfiidiihten ieIbit iuabrelt
penn sic gotIdaftersa saonfereit5 in
con6on ttid)t enbIid) Bic olbanr.
iiife ssroae init Gntlhie0enbcit IoIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Gr. SefretGr Slnen Iehnt ab.

@ai6ineton, IS. gaar5. SiifarS
Slnep bon Bolton, ipelder bonn
8raiioenten Der @otidafterpoiten in
oooon ange6oten iuuroe, bat Die
Ghre abaelelnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Ge6iitiana faIt6liiaie.

Sortiitn Sebiitialio, bic StoIie.
llerin, Die ibren gerfii6rer cridoEy
perbaIt iid) I'M IoIi5eigeudbridns
trun6erbar rlibig. gon @aliliit5scr-
regung tit an oan M1oben 1tidfS
5u merfen. Sic fat Die Ibot nnd
langer faltbliitiger lteberleeuue &c.
than ino lit offenbdr iiber3eugt, odE
fic rihtig 6anoeIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Has,ia anf 2iaarrcnlaben.

Gic Goli5ci imtcrnabm aeiterrt
abeno cine 9ia55ia auf oen Robert-
ion 3igarretlaben, mo- mebrere
Sports beim pSSenden" ilberralht
lpurben. Sie luurOen nnter Der
geidulbigung bes Sa3aroipicls bcr'
bnftet, gegen Stetliing bon giirg-
idaiten a6er Bis SIR 3eit ibreS
Gro5eiies ouf freicn SUB geiest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
is nene .sGnier fir Cma6a.

IIp HuIlITdlluTIITIIIu gSIIloH al
8arren bat observation-disclosures nv
16 Sauier berausgcnonlncti. Gd
pnn oielen iino bereits bcrfdufE
Gieben ioIlen oil Der 222. n169
ginton, Gins an Der "a. lln6 Nills
folt,. bier an 8irt, stpiid)su AZ.
ino 49,, orei al Gpnfs 5lpiid)cit
"a. uno 25. imo ems nil Hrntf ilil0
a5. StraBe gebalit ipcr0ell. Ole
syirtna miI nod Sdeire fit 5 Bis
10 nlebr Sdltitr Ieraisnebrleits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
&. 4. Moraan In 9lom.

9ioin, Is. @idr5.ss. 9sicrpont
Morgan lit 9onnerItna in gfom
cltgstroifen uno acocnft brei $50.
dcn bort 5l bIeibcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Mettsr6tridlt.

Sir Gmaba, COUNCIL Bluffs tno
llmeegeno:: Sdon glbenos llno
Sountag;; etipus ipdriner am Conn
.ng.
Sir gsebrosfa: Gdolt unO et-
mas parmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
giaditidbrisc slnsitrlInna in 9ineuI,l

Sic Gireftorct ocs geebnosfd
MeinbdnoIerperbonocs erodten 6ie
sMnoe lit Nebrnsfa" slusIteIlitna
oIs einsit groBen grfoIg. Gs fpir6
benbiidtigt, Die ndditidbriee aus.
Ileanng in 2incoln abduboltsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
SoItinas. Gin S5onoIlnasreilens

Saitings. Gin SanoIungsreiien,
Der bon Council gluiis, @. 9. So-
iraro, bat Mittipod) gfoft III ieiicnl
3inimer i'm alcin Sotel icinenl
Scben Gil Gnoc gentadt. 9ie
Sdno belt ben gispolper nod,
trampibait' unliaBt. Gin hinterIoi.
icner 8rief al Gertponote oeittci
icine elenoc Gage oil nit gln.peiillug
FIBER 0ispoiition bon Icriiherliig
inb anoeres Gigerthun.
Spriiigfielo. gsa6rcno Des Eef-
tigen @eipitters 0onneritag Nadi
brad III Sarrp YraI's garbieritnbl
Selier aus, oas eiuen Ghootn boz
$500 anridtete, Der ieood ourd
scriiderung seocdt lit. Der Gd)a'
ben am @ebdltoe betr6gt $500.
9[bonnirt auf 0ie ..91oIif,e S9mo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Gpnsert Der u0nran.

Sir bas an nddlten Sonntog
Inn A llbr Nadmittag begirnenoe
9on5ert oes Geiangspereims
oeprn" lit naditeEenoes grosranm
aufseitellt iuoroen:
1. Al GreIube !. :.
b Sarabnnoe t.. .......
q Gourante 80. .,..5t. George
Mo5art Srdeiter.
9. rTreiiIih gpfiibrt- -2obensrin
Spra uno @ciangicftion.
8. gerceife -. ...... @obnro
SenrD yoiolion.
A. r9ort lit 10 tiefer Sdatteu"
..ra.. ...... NDf
9Drn.
3. 5innle aus Concerto ..,..... !.
49,. =. !. @anoelsicbn
sSreo Sre0ridien.
6. DON ssuan ....... -. :, Mosart
Wlo5art Srdeiter.
I. @nnoergriiBe -. .....i. . slbt
2prd.
S. Menuetto I. uno H., Mae.
manoe (@igue) st. George
Mosart Srbeitar.
8. 1Sobannisnadt", fIeine ro-
mantiide Sper, bearbeitet bon
-. Serrn Sn. Bod
gead barnielben finoet ein San3.
fran5dan itatt. Da Die n2pra" fir
rieies aonaert untfaiienoe @orfeh-
,nngen eetroffen bat, uno man ber-
iifert iein fann 6aB man morgen
cinige genltBreihe Stnnoeit i'm
Geutidlen Snuie perleben pirb, ioIl-
ie giiemaito peridiirnen, oieicm
&on5ert bsi5umobneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Gritc Oruiide eDans. Int6. Stride
9entid)r sp..Iutb. ct. Eanls Stride
gfe 2S. uno Barter StraBe.

YuIIUI. u. e. 2IlU. t3.n
apniirltation Inn 10llbr. Sn.
.itengottasoienit in engfiidcr sSprn'
DE abenos 7:45 llbr, Gbarireiidg.
aottesoielit 10.30 Worm. uno s
llbr abenos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Gedl;eln perIdliittet.

gbriith'yis Is. MGra Sed5sbn
gcricncit fHr0en am Gonneriios
bon ciilI hapinc getootet, ,pelde
brei I'M fblihen Roripegen I'M
G,uobral afal gelcsenet Sar.
men BET 2ftc.
!eatte |. b4i SaIs bnrdidJnitten.
Der 4 lutr Sobn Golriple bat.
&c iid q kglbenb III ieiner @ob.
nnng Il bpaoro 81. Gtrnbe 1T
iinnlos It tdlfenem 3liItonbe nit
cinem g'n afiier einan Ghuitt an
Sale " idld)t. Gcn 9oliSiiteu
ilno beer gins Der Mant 81
2eibe, iae TJnan ibn sfeiieln ntlib.
t., +. imn IN @unoc perbiuoen 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-15
Ya[mipnntaa.

Morgen lit Halrnionilfag etn
Gns, Der iebem Gbrilten beiIig lit,
renn es lit Der @eoenftag, on mel.
dem Der @ottesiobn ieinen Fri.
,umpbeill5us in Seriilaleln bielt.
5ein 9ieif) mar nidt, fpic feline
2eitgenohen berlneinten, bon filr.
1T iroiidJer 1auer. gs lit bon
eipiger 8ouer, benn es lit nidt olii
irbiider @runoIaee, ionbern nuf ben
eiuig giiltigen sottliden 8eiesen
feeriinoat.
90 lit eS oenn auh cine Ihone
Ginridtuug, onB am Bolnionntae
in Der eo. lutb. Stride Die aonfir.
NATION Ser iungen Gbriiten itottfin-
Set. Gntipre1enoe @ott,s0ienite
lperoen ben feierliden Sanolungen
borausgeben.
sSt ben fatboliihen airdan tper.
Cen Ealmen eeipeibt ui1o ben @I1u.
tigen iibergeben.
9iaffoIgenD laiien mir Die eb..
lutb. @emeilloen folgelt IN oencrl
aonfirnatiouet liattfinoen:
Gritc 0entidje chang. lntb. Stride.
1908 iii0l. 90. StroBe.
9aJor: 6. 5. 6reelc.
aoiifirmation Inn 10 llbr Mior.
eelis; 10 ainoer iuer6en fonfir.
|mirt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
TRIAL OF CROSS RESUMED.
Department Of Justice Agent Testi-
fes Against Police Inspector.

The hearing of the charges against
Inspector of Police Francis F.. Cross.
which were preferred by agents Of the
Department of Justice. following inves-
tigation and arrests for making hand
books on the races, was resumed today.
Assistant United States Attorney S. Nc
Comas Hawken represented the govern
ment Attorney j. S. Easby-Smith ap-
peared for Cross.
Only one witness, Special Agent kirt
W. Debelle of the Department of Jus
tice. was examined before recess. He re-
cited facts relating to the investigation
of the handbook business in this city and
told of the arrests and convictions that
followed.
The witness said his knowledge OF tel
egraphy enabled him to understand mes
sages received in a branch office or the
Western Union Telegraph Company In
hotel and such knowledge. he stated, was
of material aid. in the investigation.
Special Agent Debelle told the trial
board that he saw Inspector Cross in the
hotel referred to several times and said
the inspector was referred to by the tele-
graph operator. The witness told of a
bet placed with the operator to be given
James Cullinane, who later admitted his
guilt in court.
The money left with the operator was
produced before the board and idendhed
by the witness He explained that it was
taken from Cullinane when he was ar
rested. After the witness had gained the
confidence of the operator, he stated, he
asked the latter if the laws in the Dis
trict were not strict and the operator,
he stated, told him he was dealing with
a police inspector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
FOUND DAZED IN VIRGINIA.
Young Woman, Giving Name Of
Mrs. Hagann, Located.

Mrs. C. F. Hagann, the young woman
for whom the police of the city were
asked to search last night, and who has
been missing from her home since
Wednesday night. was located today at
Fredericksburg, Va. Inspector Board
man, chief of detectives, received a tele-
phone message this afternoon from the
town sergeant of that place stating that
a young woman answering the descrip-
ton of and giving the name of Mrs. Ha-
gam had been found wandering about in
a dazed way, and was being detained
F. o. Lazenby of 1926 T street north
west the father of the missing young
woman, was Immediately notified by the
police. and will leave this afternoon for
the Virginia town. and bring his daugh-
ter back to Washington. Mrs. Hagann
told the town sergeant at Fredericksburg
that she had at one time been a patient
in a sanitarium at Takoma Park.
The police of the city were searching
in the hospitals for the girl when the
message was received by Inspector Board
man. The girls father says that she has
relatives at Marshall, Va, and believes
that his daughter started to visit them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
THE PROGRAM
Miss Jessie Wilson's Address
at Y. W. C.. A. Convention
in Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va. April 12-Miss Jessie
Wilson's address on What the Young
Womens Christian Association Means to
the College Girp' was the principal fea-
ture of the program at the association
national convention, though 1t was sched-
uled for the night session. The Presi-
dents daughter has been an interested
attendant at all the sessions.
Rain Interferes With Plans.
Rain today caused series of outdoor
talbleaux illustrating the activities Of the
association throughout the world to be
held in the horse show building At the
business session of the convention Mrs
r. H. Passmore of Minneapolis and Miss
Harriet Taylor Of New York led discus
sionS.
The woman suffragists at the conven-
ton have vainly attempted to get from
Miss Wilson some expression of the at
titude of herself and the other women
of the Presidents family toward 1.-THE
cause" She steadfastly refuses to discuss
political questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
HE KNEW HOW TO SHOOT.
Englishman Helped Gen. Ajeda in
Brilliant Defense of Naco,

NACO, Ariz., April 12-Aside from his
daring and brilliant fighting for the last
four days. two secrets of Gen. Pedro
Ojedas success in defending Naco. So
nora, were made known today.
One was the possession of artillery OF
the latest French pattern. throwing two
explosive shells minute. The other
was that an Englishman named John
Dean during the sailies of the Mexican
soldiers has been foremost in the fray.
His presence has been kept a secret, for
"filibusters" are in disrepute in the
present Mexican revolution. Dean. by his
expert craftsmanship, was said to have
been responsible for many of the hard
defeats suffered by the horde of consti-
tutionaIists surrounding the small fed
eral garrison He swas assisted in the
artillery division by two American ne
groes, deserters from the 9th United
States Cavalry. Dean saw service for
many years In the English army. fighting
through the Transvaal and other cam
paigns. Ojeda has promoted him to a
generalship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
PLEA OF RAILROADS
CLASSED AS UNFAIR
Brotherhood of Firemen Dis
putes That Losses Will
Follow Wage Increase.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE claim OF
the eastern railroads that some of them
would show a deficit in their earnings
II the request of their firemen for an
advance In wages should be granted is
misleading and unfair, according to-,
brief submitted today by w. S. Carter.
president Of the brotherhood of Firemen.
to the board Of arbitration that is to de-
eide the wage dispute.
Mr.. Carter sets forth that only twelve
of the f1fty-two roads involved in the
controversy are independent. These
twelve. he says, control the forty others.
and ''by a division of traffic or an allot-
ment Of earnings can make the earnings
Of the subsidiaries practically any
amount they wish
Surplus Placed at $3.50, 1855 31.
1t is further contended that excluding
eight roads now showing deficits. the
combined surplus of the railroads in
volved amounts to $2J6 2Ss.931.
with this enormous amount at their
disposal" says Mr.. Carter. lit is evil
dent that the railroads are fully able
to pay the increase asked, which, accord
ing to the extravagant estimate of the
railroads themselves. would result in an
annual charge amounting to less than
one twenty fifth OF the total amount OF
surplus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-12
URGES NEW CABINET MEMBER,
National Drainage Congress Wants
q Department of Public Works.

ST. LOUIS, April 12.-The National
Drainage Congress today defeated a reso-
luton calling for a federal appropriation
for the work of the Mississippi river
commission. and adopted a resolution
calling instead for the creation Of de-
partment of public works under cabi-
net member.
The congress. which held It's final ses-
sion here today. adopted resolutions to
be presented to Congress. elected officers
and selected a meeting place for next
year.
H. M. Cottrell Of Chicago, Industrial
commissioner of the Rock Island lines,
in discussing the final session on OPP
portunities for reclamation projects near
home said the available corn land in
the United States has been occupied ex-
cept that which may be reclaimed from
swamp and flooded sections.
The American people are demanding
corn he said. land If this drainage
congress makes plain to business men
the success Of its projects means an ad-
dition to the area of corn land it will
meet with greater success in promoting
the drainage projects.