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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
1anisuoc obOad,los.
lie Sodlilniben ridDten nusrbrurr
Strbeernnaen nn.-Neine Der.
lutte bOn Wcnidlcnlebtn.

epansDillc, Sno, 4. glpril---
fauicnoe perionen in Ciuenl Oh.
teno StGoie uno Ortid,aitcn in
oem SbictbaIe in Ohio uno Sn.
ainna ino i'm @aboibtaIe in Sill
nois iinO bellte entue0cr oboadblos
ODER bon oen 3lirtbcn abgeidnittcn.
ginn erpartct bier, ooB Der Ohio.
HUB bis Donneritog ieiuen bod.
item @oiieritnno crreiden pirS,
n1mlib 4S Sup. Gie StaatsmiIi,
1T berolisgeriifcn iuoroeu lmO Ieat
Gei Dem giethmgSlperf bilircide
SnnO an. 9as gieaIerlmgs.Silis.
root nScioto" bat eBmaorcn ino
aleioluasitiide ionic 3eItc imS
9ctten nad Dem iiberi9ncnmtcn
2nmrenccburg lmo glurora bcfur.
cert. Sn gteiu gllbanp itebcn 60
@duiergcpierte inter g9aiIcr. Ter
8aboibiIuB lit beitte I'M Janen
beariiien. Der 9roinagc.GHtrift
binter Cairo, SG.. lit nod immcr
ourd oen rieiigen 9onlm bcIdiibt,
an oeiien 8critdrfimgen blmocrtr
ben Grbarbcitcrn enliig beid6itiat
iino. Ter Damn bel Sbapncc.
topn, 81, Iciitct oen allcs SerIto.
ren0en 3lutbcn INNER nod vi.
oeritan6. mo man gloubte beute,
rob cin gruh oeSieIben bcrbiitet
heroen fam. Der fleine 8aboib.
flub bat g2cm Soocn, S5a., iibcr.
iIutbct. Slnloerte bon Sliidtlin.
gen baben auf 6eu Die Staot I'M.
ocbcnoe oiiael borIGufig in Bel.
ten Sbond gefim0en, bod Oroben
Die 8orratbe ouspigeben. Die
6Iiidtlinge in gtaiunee, 81, iino
nit Gbmaaren uno Stleibimgsihiden.
ipObl perIeben.
Mempbis, Eent., 1. glpriG.-0ie
Vliiiiiiippi.9Gmme noroli6 bon
Ilier iteben in 8efobr. bon Sen Sod.
fIutben iortgeriiien 81 perocn; on
feren 8eritdrfung miro init en-.
tiger 36Gtigfeit gearbeitet. 3udlt.
EousIirdilinse iino sur 9icnitIei.
flung an orn Ddmmen beranac3ogcn
iuorbcn. Der bohIte 8aiieritaub
miro bier am 8. glpriI erfpartct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Gampasnt seOeH 3uputa.
Sncrta mill cine glrmcc pon 10000
Mann sesen i'm iu's 5elO
itellen.

Staot 9ierico, I. s(prif.-9lqc
6ricoensberbdil nit oenl
DlmperiobnIihel" 9le6eQenfiibrer
3apata uno Der gegcirp1rtigen Rc.
gierling iino ninmebr nbgebrodcn
iroroen imo Icbtere lit cntihloiien,
cine itarfe Ernppeimadlt gegen 90.
pata ins 6elb 81 iteacn, uno ole.
ies tros Der 9batiabe, oaB Sic 9le,
teIlion i'm 9toroen Miegico'S Elm
itarfes 2ruppcnnIfgebot beoinat.
Sdon beute lit nit Srllppenperihie.
bunaen begoilnen lporoe1l; binnen
iuenieen Sngen erlunrtet man bort
10000 Wann Suianmen 5u ba.
ben, ilm ge9en 3apota opcriren slt
tonnen. General Orojco ir. miro
an Der Gontpagne gegen oen 9le.
bcllen 8beil nebmcn. 9icier 6ot
Den Soter Sro5coS, Ser ais 3rie.
oensemiiiGr 81 linn geididt iuuroe,
1eIar9en enommen lno I1Bt i6n
ltrenge betpo6en. ..
81 Gaio, Ger, I. 9(pril.-Gic
Sniurgenten iino im6eitritten in
&ciib Der Erobinj Sonora i'm nor6-
lueitlifen Nerico. Ger 9febeQen.
iiibrcr 9oni1ns bciinoct iid ar.
1cnmartig ouf oem 8cge nod
Saibiugton, Inn 0ie Ser. Staoten
5t peranlaiien, Sonora
5u anneftiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Ter DeritOrbene arurias Rorsan.
Sas germ6acn SeSicl6en mag i'd
anf $300,000,000 belnnicn.

9lom 4. 9[pril.-0ic 2eidc bei
Gier DerItorbcnen omerifaniiden ri.
nan5tonigs s. y. Moraan miro eiu-
taliamirt uro nnd ben Ser. Stoa.
ten geianot lperoen. 8ns germ5,
Gen Morgan's miro allf 6reibunoeri
3ilionen Dollars berednet. Zen
groBtcn Tbeil OesieIben bat er in
9Itticu angelegt, bic ibm quite Sim.
ial bringen. Qieietigcn, ole Mor.
aon ndber gefarnt baben bebaltp.
ten, oaB or III ieincm Geitament
groBe Sunmen fir er5ieberiid,e
lmo pobItbdtigc 3luede beitiumt
hobo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
@eidlenitellcr snm Mabpr crwdblt.

0ttumipa, I. g(pril.-9ie geiterr
i'll Soma abgebaltenen StabtrabIer
baben manfe eigentbiimIidc gieiul.
tate aif3lapeiicn. SSn Ottunlipa,
cine Staot BON 10000 Ginpobnern,
hurOe Der 8ei6enIteGer Gatrid
2eenp gum 9iirgermeiiier ernGblt
3u Yerrp tuurbe Der 9iirgerlneiiter.
fanOiOat 6. 9uront S5ones, Der es
ols DoriGbriger 8ounerneurstonSi.
cat ouf Dem 9Srobibitionstidet 81
elmer itattIihen Stimmen3abl brah-
te, nit GROCER 0taioritdt bon lei.
mem @egner geidlagen. 8aibins.
ton uno Sefferion, Stoote nit ei.
ner Gintpobner8abl bon ie 10000,
itimmte fir sl6idlafflng Der Tool.
uno 8iQar66aGen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
SdJreflidlcr Sel6itmurS.

2OnOon, I. 9lpril.-9(uf cine
icreflide @eiIe nabm iid in @ar.
ifau Der ruiiiide 0filitdrluftidif.
fer Selttnant 8erlefSfi oos 2e6en
er mar ieitens ieiner 8orgelebteu
bdniiger Gbicanen ous9eiebt gene.
len aus tpeldem @run6e er BE-
fhloB, iid oas 9eben 5u nebmen.
&a6Oem er nit ieinem 9leropIan
ettpa GOO SUB in Die 2iifte enpor.
geItieaen mar, itellte er oen Wtotir
al, nno 0us Slua3eug Itiir5te pie
Gin Stein 5itr Grbe nie6er. Der
ullglildlide 2elttnant mar auf Ser
Stcle toot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
3OafOnilift init ;yranfrcidl.

@dbington, /. gGpriI.-Gin Bon.
fonflift nit 6ranfreidl iiber bic
@er5oIlumg pon Gbinamaarcn unS
Gor5ellan aus 2inoges ieitens Scr
amerifanii6en 3oQbeboroen lit alts-
gebroden. Gin 9lusiduB, beitebenb
ans 3oIIeinne6mer 2oeb, Silfs. 3oI1-
einnebmer Grant umo Ginid)1ber
Siggins ans Stem gorf bot Die
Sodle umteriudt nnO miro Dem
SdabamtsiefretGr Dtcgt6oo geridlt
critatten. gluf Griu6en Ser Son-
oclsfammer bon 2inlogcs lit ser
irardoiiide 9otitaftcr SSSuiieronS
bier porItelig geiporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
nfbraskQ
lfgislatnr!
Sas SanS III sesen @aierper,
bebOrSe nnO fir Greirnns ocS
g!mtes rines 8a1lfom.
miiIGrs.

Sincoln, 1. glpriI. - 9pei fir
Omaha 6odit tuihtige Bills iuurocn
geitern gafntittaa i'm Saule ange.
nommen. Sn eriter 2inic mar cs
Die Omaha Observation-Disclosures.
nelde feline @nnoe Dor 0en Weit.
glieOern Oes Souies fono; cine
gorIage, Welde Die glbidafilng Der
ielben perInngt, tpiroe nit qroBer
Dtoiorit6t nn9enouimen; MIR orei
SegisIatoren Itimniten fir @eibebnI,
tlmg Der 8eborOe. 3ic gerlpal-
lung Der Baiieriperfe ge6t IN lleber.
elnitimntiing nit oieier Sin in Die
S1nbe Der StaotfoninliiT1re ii6er;
jebod muB oieic Srage norcrit Der
Smnba 8iirseridaft imterbreitet
treroen.-3ie 5ipeite fDidtige 9iQ
iiebt Die @rnenninig zines 8obl.
fommiii1rs in 9ougIas gonitp
hnr6 Den @ounerneur Dor. Ger
aommiii1r bat oas gfeht, 3obl-
ridter mo GlerfS 81 ernennen uno
Gle HegiItration 5t ii6eriuaden. Wiit
Gem Soften zines 8ablfonllniii1rs
III Elm 'Sabresgebalt bon $4,000 per-
tlmoen, Soft Oates uno gnoeriou
tparen geoen Die Bill, neil in Der.
icIben borgeieben lit, baB Der @ou-
6(rnellr 0en &ontiniiiar erne1teu
ioG.
9ie folgen6en Sins ipurOen I'M
SnuIe angenommen: geiteueriing
Ger aorporationen nit einem 9ebn-
tel bon ie einem Bro5ent ibrer
slftien; $4,000 3uiduB sur 9e-
ri1igungsbill; Snitiatibe imo yie.
terenblm; 8epiaigung pon $12,.
coo idbrIid fir oas Staatslnbo-
ratorilm; Ser 9ireftor oeilelben 1T
ton ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
su ernennen iu1b miro elm sSabres-
eebalt bon $2400 erbalten; gcipil.
Iignng bon $4,000 fir 9feiibautel
pno Gerbeiieruneen bes sSrren.Mipls
5ii 9lorfolf. sSn GlenariiBuuis emf
rfabl eos Saus Die 4nnabme Der
9ausbin go. 346, tponad) Sipei
troftiide Snriiler nn9 europa gc-
ianbt lperoen ioaen, Inn Oas bort
teite6enbe l1nbli1e areoitipitem 5ll
uilteriuden. BUR geitreitittg ibrer
1lnfoiten iin0 $2400 ausgeiett NOR
Sen.
Die gia, iuono6 Ser gerfauf BON
Gigaretten an 8erionen i'm slIter
ben 81 Ssahren iuo bariiber geitat-
tt nerben ioa, tpurbe i'm 9omite
nertporfen.
SIM Sennt ipurben eeitern Nadl-
nlittog 81 @eiesporlagen erleoiet
barlnter aud Saus Bin gfo. 787.
monad fir Die BON Dem iiinglten
Sorna6o SeirnaeIu6ten 100000
ausgeiporfen tperoen. 9ielelbe miro
leoenfallS nod beute bonn 6ouner-
neur 1tnteri6rieben iper6en.
9as Saus bat ben SAT- gcgeti
Sen @ub $. Grauer, Ser ben slb-
qeoroneten Suaarnlat BON Douglas
Gouttp permobeIt batte, literiltdt
rno iid IN Der glngelegenbeit ableb-
memo perbalten. sllles, mas Sugar
mann tbun fonh it, Gramer &C.
ridtlih 5u beldngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
siansarS Gl So. piferirt Gelo.

9Onon, I. glpril.-@on gut in
fornlirter Seite miro 9etneIbet, Dab
Sic Stanbaro Oil So. Ser 6ineIi-
iden 9fegierung $35,00O,000 fir
ras &edt sur 9[usbcutlttg Ser Gc-
trolelnqueaen IN Ser &epublif
roaGreno elmer 6eitimntten 9ln8abl
bon aSabren offerirt bat. g8ie
lan1e Die aon8eiiion Iaufen ioG,
lit ie0o6 nidt befannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Csiu6redlenSer gteacr.

GoIi5iIt Gborles Chapman iaf
aur 9}1dt8eit Dtuntag belt Siege,
aoOiion MtcSntpre BON aanias
Gitb, oIs er aus oem SinterfenIte,
ser @irtbidaft bon 9SSabe3 GroB
IA. rmO Douglas StroBe, fletter.
te. Ser Sdtpar5e leiItete @toer-
itun6, lpuroe aber bon Dem glnurod
berfniippelt uno no6 gtr. Cider
0ebrQft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Minneapulis ipenbet $4,000.

Minneapolis, I. gtpril. - 9as
Neutrality-suspicious. Der Minnenbo.
lis Gipic ano Commercial 9liiocia.
tion ianote $4,000 al Die Rotbe
areu3 @eieaidaft, Inn Die 9sotblei.
tenoen I'M lleberihnemmllngssebie
al unteritiiben. 8o5 aonite er.
luartet, 9etrdae bis SIT 100000 5u
lonmeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Sprefles als gotidlaiter?

@dibington, 1. s(pril. Dem Ser.
nebmen nod bat Gr1iibent @ilion
Serrn giuoolpb Spredles nfs BOT.
ibafter in 9entihlano in slilsiift
senommen. Sprcdles, bierbon I'M.
rifi5iell in aemtniB seiest, erfl1rtes
oaB cr fcinen Soften onnebmen
iueroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Sin nener 9Pumarr.

Dit Scr beutigen 9lu8gabe begin
nen mir nit Der 9cr0fientIitbum(
eineS nenen 9onalS betiteIt s0el
fcIide Snloertnorfidein" bon 9lr
thur 3opp 9ericIbe lit in feiieIn
Der @eiic acIdrieben lmo iuiro I'M
icrcn Sciern iiher gefaGen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Seine falte 8ellc.

8oi6lnaton, /. 9[pril.-Ges
8inters Wtodt lit aebro6en. syn
teinem Gbeile Oes 2anbcS miro,
tpie Ons 9mnoespetterbiiro onfiin.
bigt, in oieier ISOLDE cine foltq
8ele baS 9iegiment fiibren. 0iil.
res 8etter, tbeiltpeiie nit gegen,
lit fir ons gauge 2ano porausge-
iddt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01

omerifaniiden slcr5tcn noh gcl.
arao mlibre6en; 6. u. @ildriit
oSamestomn, Ger; 8. g. 9uple.
Snoianapolis; 9io6ert 81. Sattlrr,
Cincinnati; 8illiam S. @cnning,
Ginncilinati; 6. $. 0teGlitnpp,
MounOsuillc, g. go.; s. 0f. 2ooc,
Norfolf, gd.; s. y. gioienfranj,
Sos 9lnaeleS
gum aOnis bun sll6anien ans.
sernfcn.
Taris, /. glpril. Ter Serjoa
BON Iontpcniier lit bon Ger proDi.
ioriihen ytcgierung 2llbanien's gum
&onis BON SlIbanien ouSeeriiet
poroen. Die giadridt lit bclltc
ron SrinOiii al oen EariS Dgr.
rellior" geIanat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01

g)orf ianoten Binterfleioer, slbne,
0oob Chemical So. bon aonIoS
Gitu $50, groblep Gltitting So
BON Gcleuan, 9Sis., $t00.
Ga alogen ipegen llcberport6ei
hung cinlallfcii, miro glumbinc
s<liipeftor Gam Yollod nlle i'm
anlterbreitete Medlnitnaen foitcnirei
in Der StaotbaIle beglitahten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
8etterberidlt.

Sir Omaba, Council glnfis uni
limgegeno: Shon gIbenos, mabr
ifeinli6 unbeitdnoig 0littpod
tein Welentlider Temperaturmed-
id.
Sir 9te6raSfo: 3une6mcnbe gc,
polfung abenbS, mariner i'm ipeitli,
den Sbeil; 0tittpo1 ipobrideinIif
unbeItdnoig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Sonitnntin nad1 Salonifi.

sltben, 1, glpriI. -gaad Ser 9ei-
ietung Der 2eide bes a6nigs 8eorg
onl 0iitttpod miro ii6 a0nig aon-
itantin iofort nn6 SaIonifi bege-
ZEN lm6 bort bIeiben, bis Der 5riebe
aefdloiien lit. @rie1enIanb min
terart ben 9ulgoren 5eigen, 6aB
e8 entidIoiicn it, SaIonifi feIt5u.
6altet. -. IL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Mii6anOclte feline SraitI.

Qlmos gbeB, 37O2 9iS 20. etr..
iuuroe ourb 9lihter Softer nit 80
Gaaen beItraft, a6er oie Strafe
iuspenoirt, lpeil CT ieine. 5rall 10
ara mibbanoelte, oof ibr brci yfip.
pen gebrohen ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
9sctrulenmpfcn erplpSirt.

Sn Der @ohnitng bon @eorqc
G, Gbatiiclo, 37t4 9foro 80. Ctr.
erplooirte Elm Retrolculuofcr, Ser
tic 6anliIie in ernite @efabr Der.
iebte GaS 6eter uurbe aeIoldt,
cGnc oicl Sdaoen an5nridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Sein critics @cbalt als YraiiOent

BaIbington I. 9lpril.-grdii.
bent @iIion erbieIt beute bon Dem
Gage Der Snanguration ob iein err
Ites Waonatssebalt ousbesnbIt. gs
rarcn OieieS $5625. Gein rcgil.
lareS MonntsgebaIt betrdgt $6250.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
SaIdJenOie6e beitraft.

3met Gbicagoer Saidenoiebe,
@iGiam Cunningham imo aSete
Soblanf, tpuroen our6 GoIi3eiri6.
fer Softer 5r ie 80 8agen @efdne-
MS peritrtbeiIt. Gbicagoer 9etef-
fits bemerften sic aerle oui elmer
StroBenbabncor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
BeteGt Die
Omaha Tri6iine
NIT Dem
gornaOo6eriC6t

Die Sma6a Sribiine itnnb
in Scr lekten 8ude in sroher
Nadjfraee ilnb tailienoe bun
6remplaren lunroen aefamft,
nm nadl alien Sbeilem Der
@elt seianot st merorn. Nir
baben taslid) cine 9rOeerr
glnflase gcornft, bic itets raid
perariffen mar. lin bic
Nadfrage nadj Den Sinmnicrn
init bcm srapbiidlen geridlt
iiber ben bcrbccrcnocn sorna-
DO 81 beiriebieem ba6en mir
bic lettc 8Ddcnaissabe nad)-
brnfen laiicn nno finnen icbt
iuieSer gtnmmcrm bicier glns.
sabc in nnierer Sffiec erlnnst
iuersen. @er icinen Jreitu.
ben nno @cruanbten IN bcr
6remSe iibcr ben fnrdlibaren
Stnrm beridten lpill, iolltr
linen Die Gmaba Sribiine
icnben.--5e per hummer.
Emaba Sribiine,
1911 SuluarO Str. EmaGa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01

Gin gerliner 0fieie, Ser iicben
SUB 5lpei Bon miBt, IciSet on
S.gcinen, oie cr iid) bon einem
Gbicaeoer Spe5ialiltcn bebanbeIn
mo itrcdcn Iaiien mirS. 9oSnrd
bofft er bier 3oG eroBer at iper.
sen. @s giebt eben Meniben. Die
ME eenug friegen uno irnmer bober
binauS molten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01

.Sebt bciBt es auf Scr Snt icin,"
ioatc Scr gogel nit ben bmten
Scoern, mionIt fummt man auf ocn
Sut4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01
Angtbfnrt
Dtrlu tliltt!
olm inter mnaeIemrrn Cpiern fOnn.
te gorianOpel erObert lperocn.---
lIneinisieit nnfcr ben gcrbiin'
0sttn.
SnIletin.

apuiiantinOpel, I. slpril.-9ie
Ifiirfiihe Heaiernns bat iidl NIT ben
Ibon ben WGdJten seitellfcn Srie.
Ibeusbsbinsnnsen einusriianben er.
lflirt nub iburn sleidJ5eitig osn
,9anf fir lire gcmiibnnsen, Den
|1ritbta bcrSmitellen, ansseiprodsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-01

Gin 9iann Ser ied3ig Gage BON
GeanltS lebtc, imo cin Maohen,
bas neun5ia Gage iif MIR bon
aepfeln nabrte. ba6en gebeiratbet.
Cine 5eitaemobe goriibung 5u elmer
aliidli6en Che.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-01
BY ADELINE CARRICK WELLS.
Copyright BIZ Newark Daily Adyertiser Pubishing Co

Copyright BY Newark Daily Advertiser
ERcY
V rel Seems as Il their shouldn't be Dear ALL To think that
should such
paper
scrap declaring positively vouid not
we were glad of
q na. d0n and tno hOw 10 play any We hsa B I'VE like
and be
and
Bss ss ms ss her head until golden curl
She took hold Mary Ezabeth and they walked toward
Think Davie
Billy slap your Mary Eliza
Ana was o n with wIath as n she turned about
and there Mother
Mother Dear forced place her hands
"Dave IL really Billy cause
they aad a and them e RsG nd a s
s%ags aa asss him David when
their fault as ours They said we
arst. Elizabeth and what's more"
times @ Mother Dear held up finger If do not punish
nd s D aps birthday oa party but @ win
Very sheepshly started
nursery and stay there until D ana you must 60 the
s1d stay there e. until the And
They walked suddenly began
I'm getting ever
birthday don't hurt punish
David d. turn @
fault that you n are pen pnn shnk
he @ s @ HOW n0s s TSsn gsu Re s
sn a and finds s that his little boys spoiled
May If tear-stainod
sorry he would have the
SO upstairs Dave Dorothy
out in the bright sunshine with the birds
But don't think
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-01

told. consisted Of the priest, two gen.
tlemen. a duchess and young man
to help the priest sing"
Elizabeth lived in one of the most
troublous times of English history,
and her life was far from peaceful.
Although she was able TO use her
influence to advance the interests Of
her family and secured good mar
riages for her sisters. her brother.
whom she had given political prefer
ment, was beheaded in 1883. That
was the year of her husbands death,
and her son Edward, who became
Edward v, was secretly murdered
in the tower after a reign Of less
than three months.
On the death Of her husband she
sought sanctuary in Westminster
Cathedral, taking with her her other
son and her five daughters, and they
were thus spared the i'll fate that
overlook their brother and might
have been theirs. Her daughter
Elizabeth was the queen of Henry
VII, and became the mother Of Henry
VIII, and the grandmother Of Eliza
beth, thus handing down the first
name of Elizabeth Woodville to one
OF the greatest monarchs England
hase ever known
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although strong enmities or stubborn
factions are likely to be developed.
Uranus is so placed as to fore
shadow many sudden deaths. One Of
the most eminent scientists or schol-
airs of the country may pass this
month, the seers declare.
Agriculture is under rather an un-
fortunate rule Farmers are coun-
seled to take care lest they lose
heavily.
Aviators are warned that the stars
are not friendly to them. Fatal acct
dents are foretold. Although inn
provements in methods of aerial navi-
cation will be numerous, the percent
age of victims will greatly increase
during the season of 1913.
This first day of the month is most
suspicious in its planetary govern
rnent. The sun and moon are so
aspected as to promise success to all
who have important business enter
prises in which large amounts of
money are at stake.
The sun, which brings good fortune
and assures pleasant tidings in mat
tiers Of high ambition, smiles on all
who push their affairs fearlessly.
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Spectators will be especially fortu-
nate, 1t is held by the seers, IL they
make the most of the opportunities
which come to them on this day.
Civic officials should prosper The
Interpretation of those who read the
CONGREGATIONS of the heavens is ia
vorable for persons who seek prefer
ment or public recognition
All who work in gold or handle
precious stones are under a good sign.
jewelers., coppersmiths and those who
mint money should have fair fortune.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
an suspicious anniversary. The stars
promise prosperity in financial affairs.
Employees have a chance for promo
tion. Illness may invade the house
hold
Children born on this day should be
practical and trustworthy. They may
be rather stubborn and inclined to
arrogance. but they have the possi-
bilities of success and happiness.
Girls probably will marry fortunately.
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HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1913.
'Gainst MortaIs' Will
Three Stars Bring III.
HOROSCOPE.

According to the reading of the
stars the month of May will be
marked by many events of more than
usual public interest. Planetary in
f1uences will mingle good and i'll in
such a way that the favorable as
poets will rule, as they always do
rule, even when the times appear
sadly out of joint.
Neptune rises with Saturn so posi-
toned as to indicate serious troubles,
growing out of dissatisfaction con-
corning economic conditions. An in
crease of interest in syndicalistic
propaganda is foretold. There viii
be, also. an attempt to overcome the
recent rapid growth of support for
the woman suffrage movement in the
United States.
Beneficial legislation is predicted.
Congress is under a fortunate sign,
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Thereupon Mr.. Morgan gave sum
of money sufficient to provide mod
crate income for the family, but he
gave the money upon the express
stipulation that the gift should never
besmade public.
This incident reminded Chauncey
NJ. Depew of an experience he mad
during his second term as United
States senator.
zone of the most pathetic appeals
that ever were made to me-" said
Senator Depew, came from a man
whom / had known for years, and
whom / greatly respected This man
had had long service in Congress.
Part of this service was in the House
of Representatives. He had been
elected also four times as United
States senator.
zone day this senator animated to
me that IL it were convenient he
would like to have a short converse
ton with me. He told me that 1t was
not upon a party matter, nor would
1t relate to any question then before
the Senate. 1t was purely personal
matter.
HE said to me: Senator Depew, I
am going to ask very great favor
of you, and don't think that I am
going to ask you for a loan. have
enough now for my immediate needs.
But I want to say to you that in a
few months my successor IN the Sem
ate will be elected by the Legislature
of my State. ! am convinced that I
cannot be reelected.
Here the senator almost broke
down, but at last he mastered him
self and continued. saying: II am
now considerably past 10 years of
age I have spent the greater part
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of my life in public Office. I have
never had any opportunity TO make
money in an honorable way. / have
been compelled to support my family
on my salary. Now I am about TO
be turned out into the world. What
can I dog'
After a moments pause this man
continued. 1T has occurred to me to
ask you if you cannot find some place
for me, don't care how modest-some
clerkship even in the railroad compa-
MES in which you are associated,
whose salary would give me and mine
support We can all live very mod
estly. 1 would gladly accept a posi-
ton that did not pay any more than
twenty-fiv hundred dollars. Can you
find me such a place-a place which I
as an old man can fairly well fill and
in which may decently earn my sal
ary?
"He came to me on the evening OF
the caucus OF his party in the State
Legislature and whispered in my ear:
i shall not have to turn to you for
support I have just received reliable
information from home that am GER
tain to be nominated for my fifth con-
seeutive term. I hope in the next six
years that I can save at least a
moiety of my salary 1t is because
the senator is still living that 1 re-
frain from telling you his name, but
/ will say this much. he is a citizen
OF one of the Western States"
fCopyright 1913. by E ]. Edwards. All
rights reserved.)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards viii tell OF
when Kaiser Wilhelm Visited ].
Pierpont Morgan"