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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-03-13

And IN NcCOrUanCe WIN INV 50 NlHI"
shares of each parcel Of such stock nc
may be necessary will be sold at tho
office of the company in Wallace, Ida
no. on the 27th day of March, 1913. ~
200 D. m. of said day to pay the de-
lnquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and e&-
penses of the sale.
J. c. FElGHAN,
Secretary Black Horse Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
Mar 13-27-3t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-03-13
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

gsNce Of the Black Horse Mining Com
pany, Limited. Wallace, Idaho. March
~, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following describ-
ed stock on account of an assessment
Of one-half cent per share. levied on
February 4. 1918, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respect
i've shareholders as follows. to-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-03-13

Mining men read The Wallace
Miner because it contains the mining
news, along with general news per-
tanning to the Occur d'Alenes. Send
for sample copies.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-25
KNEW He WAS RIGHT

KNEW ne WAS RlOF1
A menagerie was coming to the
town, and every fence within a radius
of five miles or so had been billed
with the usual luTid announcements.
Two ,yokels-one old, the other
young-were gazing at the bills and
wondering.
Roosevelt and Ritchie's circus.
The biggest show on earth, - read the
young one.
''What-what's that?" asked the
old fellow quickly.
The other read again the legend
of the shOwbills.
You don't know what you're talk
ing about. That show KANT touch
John RobinsOn's. He used ter cum
here, and that there was a show with
SEEM. 1t was the biggest show on
this we're earth"
The old man had evidently not
been to a circus for many years.
Read it for yourself, then" said
the young yokel. 81 ten'ee that thing
says this is the biggest show on
earth"
The old man proceeded to spell out
the big letters. He waded through
Roosevelt and Ritchie, and after a
rest began on the remainder of the
sentence: ''B-i-g-g-e-s-t Show ON
earth, Sept. l."
81 knowed it! 1 knowed it!' shout
ed the old man, jumping up and
down in his glee. "The biggest show,
'cept one,' and that there one was
John Robinson's."
A calIow sport, very loudly dress
ed, ordered a veal outlet The waiter
brought the order. 81 say" bawled
the sport in a loud voice, "do you call
this a veal outlet? Why, it's an insult
to a calf to call that a veal outlet"
BEG pardon" said the waiter, polite
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-25

A quack doctor was holding forth
about his medicines" to a rural au-
dience. Eyes, gentlemen, he said. q
have sold these pills for. over twenty
five years and never heard a COM
plant. Now what does that prOve?"
From a voice in the crowd came:
That dead men tell no tales"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-25
SUITING HIS CONVENIENCE

- SUITING HIS CONVENIENCE
r., From China comes the news of an
assassin who, after shooting the
wrong man, wrote and expressed his
soTow to the dying victim, and
hoped that he would have perpetual
rest" This is polite, but the high
water mark of courtesy was, per-
haps, reached by that governor of the
Bombay Jail who, wishing to alter the
time of an execution, wrote to the
condemned man:
:. 'The governor presents his COM
pEments to Mr.. -, and desires to
know whether it would suit his con-
venience equally well to be hanged
at 10 a. m. instead of 1 p. m"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-25

At a wedding breakfast a gentle
man noted for his lack of tact rose
to propose a toast. Ladies and gen
tlemen," he said genially, 81 propose
the health of the bridegroom. May
he see many days like this!''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-25

A calIow sport, very
ed, ordered a veal outlet
brought the order. 81
the sport in a loud voice
this a veal outlet? Why,
to a calf to call that a
Beg pardon" said the '
ly, 81 didn't mean to ms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20
Sic eritcn SeIesramme.

Dann erbielten gum erften M1lt
3situngen Srabtnadridten? Gin
Sng.nitur i'm engIiiden pOitosnIte.
aemps nit Namen, Der nod nit
Dbeatitpne SuIommengearbeitet bat
uno pi.lIsift Der dltsite Sngensur i'm
engliI9en poItoisnite iiberbaupt III,
bat bisriiber jiinsit in einem 8ortrags
in 2onoon Mitteilunsen aug feint1
peri0nIi9n grinneruneen gemadt.
4uf Dem GsItlan6e bate man idori
1909 9erfu6e nit benz eleitrifden
S.legrapbsn (S0mmerins). uno 1888
hdtten @aub uno Weber in gSttins
gen einen elettrif4en Seleerapbsn
eingeri9tet. Den gnsldnbern dber
blieb es borbebalier, Die grfinbune
5unG9it prottii9 aus5udrheiten. Mm
%. SuIi 1887 ipuroe in England
gum erTten Male ts~legrdpbiert. Der
DRAFT mar, ipie &tmpe er5Gblf, In
2onbon sfpii6en Guiton uno Cams
ben Sopn dusgeipannt. Gr mar in
Gidenbols si~ngebettet. uno ous 1sles
g~rapbieren sing gut p~oniiatten, To-
LANCE es troden mar; fcbdlo aber
gsu9tiefeit nit Der SelssropbenIinis
in 8sriibrung fam, mar Is natirIih
NIT Der Sfolisrung uno Oamit ouh
nit Dem 9efegraphieren 3u gnbe.
Sat febsn Sabre follte es jeood
nod bduern, big man praftifd telss
grap6ierte. Sm Sabre 1874 fam is.
apriD tpurbe Die Mnfunft oes prin<
3.n qlbert in p%aoinston tslesrdpbifh
nod Slough aemel6et, un6 bon ba
tpurbe Die 8otf9aft ourd einen rei=
tenSen goten mad Minofor fpsitsrgss
geben. Die eleihe 3slegrdpbenIinie
maate dm N~eujabrstdge Ns fclsens
Sen Sabrss Die @erbaftuns einss
W0rbers m0glid, ino am s. Mni
1845 erfdien Die erfte telegrdphildt
0.pef6e in elmer 3situng. DisIe
3eitung, Die fi9 riibmen lam. Das
erfte 9elsgramm seorudt gu habtn,
lit nod a.mpes Ingaben Der dorm
ing Gbronitle". 8as SeIegrnmm
bebanoslte cine giIenbdbnangslegtns
belt. BOD i'm sleihen Sabre ipuroe
aud cine purlamentsrebe Der a6nigin
teltgrdpbif9 nud portsmOuth senntI.
Oct uno in Der ~folsenben 3tit mtbris
fih Die an3abl Der Sslegrdmme dIs
mdbli6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20
$50 man Snffrascticn brandJt.

Dor iur3sm tpuroe i'm ,nalifh.n
nnterboufe Bel Der 8efpretung Der
ausidreitungen Der Suffrnestten
bon BEN 4bgsoronsten Ssrrn WaTon
aud Der ipoBbaft gemeinte @orfdIos
semudt. bic 3erIt6rungstuitiosn
qHa3oren na4 CT. 5.Isna gu bepors
ti.rsn. Die Qnregung ipurbe piel be-
ladlt uno in GngIono natiirlif ni9t
peiter srnit genommsn; ouf ct. Ses
lena dbtr, pobin Die aunos bon Dem
0orTdIag g.lnngt mar, nimmt bic
9tD0lferung Ole Sahe I,br ernit.
Die 8.fpobner Der einiamen SelTens
infsl finbsn ben @ebunf.n gails auss
ee3eidnet, uno Der st. 6elsna
Guardian" ber6ffentli9t foear ,intn
t.mperamsntpollen 2eitartitel, in Dem
er ben 8orihlag oss lnt.rbdusmits
slisnss Maion nit g.seiitsrurg dufs
greift. Rad einem 3Ornigen aneriff
auf Ole 6uffragettsn, bsnen ibre
s5ei1o1el,gteit gegen bic Civilization"
nit bitteren Worten borasbdItsn
miro, fi9rt oiefe sin5ies, aber ee>
piftige Gtimme Der 1ffenilihen
Meinung bon ct. 6sIena nus.
~Wurum 50eert Die Resisrung nod
Idngsr. uns oiefe flsif9g.porosnen
Gurien bierbsr 5u Tdidsn? mir hds
ben bier pldb fir 5unosrte BON bic
Zen Suffrasetteu. 5000 Mcres
aronluno liegen bereit, auf Dem bic
Suffragettsn 9aumnolIs ai6ten uno
adninden jdgtn fonrsn. Sisr ipers
ben fie feline Jsnft,r gum 3trftfaesn
unt feline 8~rieftdftsn gu 8~ranDftifs
tungen finben."
Dol llngeoulb barren nun Die
tpadtrsn 9tnobner BON ct. .6elenu
auf 0ie Guffrdgettsn, Bic nun DiTen,
Dab g bod nod einsn plas auf Grs
ben sibt, mo fe tuiltOmmsn fno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Gpise suinmmsngeiest, Die tis gum
Saum btrabgtben. 9urd 6ieie
Strsifen TIT in Der 6iiFttnlinie eins
brsits, blare Shdrpe gs5ogen. Der
pintIigs 5alsausfhnitt 1T nit elmer
I9malsn Riiide aus fsinsm 8atift
eing.fabt, sbsnio Die tur5sn, iDnfi
iebr sinfuden Q.rmsl. Der gu BEN
2leiodsn paftnoe Sut 1T Gus
blduem MailGnoer Stroh einsefabi
nit bIduem Qifas unr adrnisrt mil
einem StrduB6en tlslner beafar6is.r
Roien.
Sir cine jugenbIi6e Dam. pdTz
feno tit bds l,ste aIeib Gig. g. mil
orsi iiber chamber f%aIenoen 8olunts
aus geftidtem sinFoff. Dsrietb,
Stoff tpuros fir bis gluTs psrtponbt,
otrsn 5ismIiG tisfsr, runoer GALS
dusfhnitt nit eintm aranJ tleiner
R0sdeu .ingsfa5t 1T. an bieien
fdlisB.n fid 3tpei fdmoIs Spiben.
ridden. Qus oiefen beraus fallen
BORN 5rei flode Sdltifdm aug
Rofa : Samt, an bersn gnbe bop-
ptIte Reiben Der 8Iiimdsn eendbi
finb. Der @irtel 1T .bsnfnns aug
Rofa : Samtbano, unb stpsi 6srob.
Faa.nbs Gnosn nit S6leifden Be,
gr.n3en Sen obersn @5lant.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Die sonss o5ne ltbsnbia ~eaporosn
mare. Dds 6ans er5itttrit bis ms
Dunoamsni, nrb i6, Der Id uHisr
tsm Ginfiub Der esipoItigtn Gridiil'
seruna ~foipitfo ffon mad IintB bins
iiberptubtIie, fibite mid plobIid
ourh tintn Bud an Der 5onb gon5
81 Waibilos Gdusrfpein beriibers
osJcssn. Wlein 2opf fIcp inter ib'
rem Qrm, gtraoe In sic adieIboblt,
Id fiibIte eintn Sub auf meinem tabs
len 6inierbaurt uno b6rts lie r@s'
lttbter" flinern.
Ginsn @sriiA niir mahie Id, mid
lOs5ursiben. Sit belt dber 70 feft,
boB Id glaube. fs bate mid eber
eritidsu IaFen. limb ba id our9 bic
GpnIte, bic msine Bemiibnnaen fir
tinen augtnbIid SipiTdtn arm unb
eruit erOffnet bntten. 6ns 3uden
reuer 8Iibs iob, srsab i'd mid in
msin Gdidial. .6ier bin i'd, bier
bIsib' id!" iaqte i'd mir oa. .Wsnn
id ihon nal seidIudf bin, mill
i'd tpsnisitsns aud ben 8orteil ods
BON bdben! llno 70 bsrbra6te ih
bsnn bic sdnSs 3eit. bic Ods @ettsr
nod oduerte. in oisfer Gage =.
als enolid bds Wetter Iih setl6rt
latte, p,rtrdutt mir Sie alie on,
SAB lie msins 2i,be su 9bilb6sn
fdon IGueft gemtrtt bate, unb nm
mir su ssisen, bdb ih ibr aIs
G6pi,serfobn pi1tommen mare,
tisIt ie mir ibren 3ubn gum auF.
tin."
2ebmdnn trudnste f6 Sen
Ghpeib BON Der Gtirn unb fdtpiss
eridopft. Rad elmer Minute ,uts
icne ii6 obsr ipisoer Elm bumpfss
Stobnen feinsr gruF.
.Ods bier binbst mid undufl0ss
lid an ii.." fdett sr bitter, ouf fsis
rsn 8erlobunesring btutsnb. nllns
dufl0sIi4l"
r@erIobt III nod niGt perbeis
ratet." mari id berubigenS Elm. .Gs
fam iiH nod aLI.s gum g.ften tusns
ntn!"
..Rein, ntinl" dnttppriet. 2ebmonn
fsufseno. nSausrfpsins foFsn ii9
r;6ts nebnsn. Geben Sic: osIiern,
ols mid GhitSden gum Guten1fts
tiB in bic grms nabrn, fIiNsrte fie
mir gu, odb fie felt friibsfi,r ainbs
belt entfbloFsr ipGr., einsn epe-s
tusa unnstrcusn @erIobten BEL lebers
biqem 2eihe an einen gtiba6lsiter
isIt5ubino.n! Gle bat Osmiit, bds
Gino!"
Der Simnsl bate fih in ben lsBs
ten Winuten SuIe6snbs berountelt.
2tbtndnn griff no9 5ut rnb GtDd
nnb fiiirmte binaus. Sd bate taum
nod 3eit, ibm no6muIs bon Ssrs
sen gu gratuIi.ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Cine Grlunf' nns an 0nsIauSs DC
ididIe par 200 Aahrtn.

Der aOnig bon Monitntsro bai,
ipte man tutib, unmititlbar Dor BEN
pauptfturm nuf Giutnri ftin Qanb
pollftdnbig nod aubsnbin %ab5ptrrtn
lnlIen, nm fo5ufneen unetIt0rt ~
fein. Bel eintm fitinen QGnbhtn
lpie Wontensero III btrIsi m0sIid,.
in einsm sr0Ber.n aonbe nit ttiuas
sntfpidelisttm WsrtebrstpsItn mare
cine iolde Mabnabme beut3utags iIrl'
btntbar.
am anfans bes 18. Sabrbunbtrts
a~lleroings mar Elm 91niereid BON
srbebliten Dimeniionsn ebsniolIs fiir
elm paar Gage a~bseipcrrt. Das mar
@robbritannien, unb es gtidob miis
ten i'm Griebsn. @eronlofjuna mar
bic lebensstfdbrlids Grtroniung Der
aonisin annn, Der asbten aus benz
9nuie Stuart, bic iiber gnglonb re-
gistte. 9a ibre ainber Dor ibr ges
itorbsn tpnren unb bic mdnnIide 2ts
ME Der Stunrts oIs fatboIild bonn
29rone dusgei9Ioffen mar, 70 mar
3bronerbe aurfirIt Geprg bon !6ons
ioper. 5onnoper mar bdmals, In
Der 3tit Der poittuti9en unb GeeeIs
tdiffs iebr melt bon england. Der
Sttarts p~rdtenbent, Der fi1 S1fob
III. %nonntt, reIibierte In gommertp
I'm Sersostum 2otbrinsen, unb man
b.fiir4tste, baB tr mad getdnnitpers
ben oes Sobes Der a1niain einen
9nnounsso.rfu9 untern.bmen trsrbe.
5reitag, 30. SuIi 1714, erlitt bic aDs
nigin einsn S9logdnfoll unb bic
atr5te ertIdrten iie fofort fir boffs
nungslos benz Sobe rerfolltn.
Gm Ha4mittdg befdlob bsr Ges
beimrat, Der tatIddIih bic Gouperd.
nitGt ausiibts, einsn Grpr.bbotsn an
ben &urfiiritsn mad Sannoper su
I6iden nit Der Bite, iid Sur Obs
reiie por3ubereiten, unb perfigte bss
tueiteren, bab cine &%risssflotte ibm
an bic bOIldnbif9e 9iifts e~ntesgenges
fenbst fperbe. 0amit Der pr6ttnbent
ni4t friiber bic &rontbsit unb ben
COB Der aGnisin erfabre, Isste Der
@ebeimrot ouf ale ensIiiden unb
idottifdsn !SGfsn elm embargo, bic
Qusfobrt oIler S9iffe. ariesss unb
Resierunssfdiffe nntiirlid ousssnon1s
men, iuurbe berboten. am 1. 4iieuif,
I'M 7 lbr friib, itorb bic aGnigin.
tporouf b1s embargo tags bnrauf
tpieber oufssboben puroe. Die Mabs
nabme bate ibrsn 3tped erreidt. Sats
fddlid erFubr Surfiirft Geore arnnfs
belt uro Sob Der a0nigin unb bic
Sotfo6s, baB er nunmehr a6nis Tel.
friiber dIs Der prdtsnbent unb bic
frdn3oiiIde Regierung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

altI6 (Bie. a aus iDtibsr asIiidier
eeinpanb. Der bouf9iss Tell Der
gIufe Fdnt bon sinsm iisitrL reid es'
fidisn Sod htrnb. Gin idmnIsr
3iplidsniab aus GIunp'S liet III In
bl,rsdissm Wutsr auf Der 9ails nno
Dem Rod oneebrnft. uno oipst
Gtreifsn bsrfslbsn srietsn am asrmsl
Die aufTdldgr. Die rsids Siidtrst
erihsint pi,Oer ouf Dem Rod In ben
Ssffnuuasn oss Spibsnbsiabss. Sos
fpobI Die 9ains ME Der Rod fno
borne cine Gtredt tpsit aufgtIhlibt
unb Die Gsffnunesn our1 ,in.n tleis
men Sirtifsn 2einsn uuss,fiiai. pdhs
r.HO Der cine Rono oes Stlib.s nit
elmer Rtibe tlsinsr 9sinsntnrpfs. Der
unosrt nit tni'prshsnosn ancpfipa
t,rn b~sr3isrt III.
Dos ainbsrtlti0dsn oss ndhisn
gilo,s GIG. % i'll aus franj0Fihsm
9atiIf. fem gtitidtsn 9dno,rH uuo
3pift.nfab aus 0dIsutisnnss'
Spibe asftrtigt. Die gang, 5ront
unb elm ,tfpos I6mdlersr Yell oss
Ridsns ino aus nit chamber abs
ipsdi,Ino.n Strsifsn Stid,r,i uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Inter guunern. Grfter
Ginbrtter: .Wus madt benn Dein
|Gpbn2"
3peiter ginbreder: sd Dante;
Der bat pors,itern feinsn eritsn pros
beoiebItabl ssIeiitet."
9ariante. Genie oentt an
Ta felbft 5uIest.
Unite Stnbentsn. S,rr
h. g., Elm iunser Monn bon iiinsftem
gbel, perlangt i'm Sotel Die Speifes
iarie: vaeb. Sber, Gpeilstdrte!"
Ser Ober bringt fie. r4eb. borI.ien!"
Geitieht. .Deiter nidtss abtres
tsn!"
3pei am Hsbtntiide fibenbe Gtus
benton: ,Gber, Meintdrte! 0prles
FEM" gef9ieht. .Weitsr ni6tsg
Abtreten!"
Gerr b. 81. 1T emp0rt uno IGbt
hurt Sen aellner ben Giubsnien fee
ne aarte brinaen.
Gtuoentsn: .NprleIen!4 @eIhisbt.
.msitsr nidtsg" sglein!A -
sabtrsteng
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q.

2eutnont: abl QfTo f.nben Sic
einen reft aporten Mofenitraub -
bic ausfpabl iib.rIaFs i'd gnna 81.
rem f9pu ~bsipdbrten @ef6mod =
an 5rGuIein amolie 8isl6ober, Sisr.
gart.nftroBe 100, suslsia NIT bisI,m
9riefi
8lumenbdnblsr: Sebr fpobl, Serr
qeutnont, fuirb umsebenb beIprgt.
2tutndnt: Gut - Mbieu!
III.
9Iumsnbdnbler gum 8eIaGftss
frdulein): JrduIsin, bringen sic
biefe selben Roien, bic iebt 9ana
apart fino, fofort nod Der 9isrs
gartenitrabt 100!
9errn 2eutnont Sfneiobuber,
acknowledgement
bier,
Gebr g.shrter !Serr! Sd mD6te
tpsinen, bod id lam es ni4t = 10
tief baben sic mid burd Sbr bos.
baftss Gtul6t getrdntt. 5Gtten sic
mir rot. Rofen sefonbt, 70 mare Sbr
g.bi4t ipunoerDol; aber, Sic b0ies
Menid, Gle fanbtsn mir
s.lbs Rofsn gum @eburtstog.
66rsn Sic feIbft nod .inmal So
re Stropben:
s0u biit fpis cine 8lume,"
aIinst 9einss pOsiie,
Sd fing' gu Sbrem Ruhms,
Die glumen iinb fpie Sie.
Song gl.iht bic Garbe Der Mang,n
Den Roisn, bic id ssfanot,
Sic finb BON felbis.r Gorbs.
Sdneibbuber, 2eutnant.
Nun, id leioe nidt an Der Gslb;
iudt, oud bin i4 teine gbineiin nit
gelbem SENT.
Sbre tief er3iirnte
QmaIie 8ieIbaber.
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Hd4st Ioit Jdd6sn Der ptrftis.
1tnlsn Arttn Tnb bic nsusH Gsnui'
fea be fsibsnsn aoniims fir Die
bp1rmsrt Sabrts3eii. aas fno turs.
ofI< Iojs, DEFENDERS I'm Riidtn, otne
sin<n 1ainsnIHIub nur a~n5uoeuitn.
MannisinIiis fno bic Joecns Der
Cadets NIT obtr otne Sdob oils
ileins offsns oosr etidloHsns Spsns
str iibtr brsiitn GaIttngiirttIn. nIs
pbtn NIT sintm anOpf eei6Iofsns
BoItroB, bic bann melt uussinanosr'
1e6en nno iaum tisfer binobrti6sn,
oIs Bis gum GilrttI, uno bnnn ols
BORN luras, Iofe Jddsits nit idmnl
u~nssisbism GlOITieiI, Der Ti4 ndd
riidfpdris gu iptuis fan.noem ShcB
bsrIdnasrt. Die guiafndDs uno Grnds
Sodstfs Der GriiGabrs > Gaiiou
ftbtn fh bon oisfsn Rsulinetn bart
bebrpbt. 1mnpd bItibt ole moOsrne
geinSpfts Nsfs nit lansstn, ipissm
Gdobanfab erbdItsn, Die i6on t,n
rsiferen SadsntOfimen aus Wclqs'
pshen eigtn mar. muir mib fe f4
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Der 9difalfee Tn Gibirien
foq oas iiefite 8innenmaFerbtdsn Der
Groe fsin; feline 9iefe piro auf
4,570 SUB ansessben. Die Dbers
fIGds oes GeepaHers Iisgt 1879 1uB
ibsr Der M~eert5fldds.
Rad Mosfau fommenbe
Grtmoe tDunbern fid itsts, In Ser
5onb Der autider bon Mitts uno
aditpdgen, iiberbaupt bon Gefdbrtsn
ieoer Grt, feline psitfde 3u ftbtn:
bort 1T aber Der Gebruu9 elmer foIs
den gslssIiA psrbotsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Stoffss Iauf.n born 3ipii9sn ben bsis
Sen 0uerb1noern auf 9oile une Rod
horizontal. Der Rod Bat Riidtns
f6Iub. Der 9irtsl bsitctt aus
brounsr Sei0e.
Die oiesidbriss 5utmo0. srgeht iit
mtiitens in ll,btrtrtibunsen uno gros
Sen aontrafen. 60 finoeH mir bic
tlein.n 6iite nit bobsr 8ron. uuo
geIab nnO ungsfp6bnIid,r 9ornitur.
Gs ai6t aber aud 5iite. ME csr in
unierem nGtIt,n 8ilbe dig. p
pprssfihrtt, Bel bsnsn oicf. aontraite
e.mdbigt iinO uub Die Oaber fsff,is
o.n uno unauffGnis. obsr o.nnpt
MODERN fpirtsn. Die Gncon III aus
feinem tutibem oosr robmfdrbigsm
WaiIGnoer Strob, flsin rno uno eng
an ben 2opf nnli.gsno, nit mdbig.r
Krone uno fdmdlsr, ~aufDGrts oes
ro[lter arempe. Gin sinfahss, brsis
tes gano aug brdunem Can't III nm
Die Rrpne gsIdlunasa uno binien gu
elmer flahen S9lsife berinipft. nab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

Mbiufungtn bon GdoB, 7uniqu.
ttrtb Modrdnb cine BORN gegsn rid
ipdria gsfiir3ts Qinie beIibt. Geitlihe
G6lite oes Rodfaumes tperben nunz
1nebr ptrmitosn. I'm Den GiiBen
Dtnnpm Gsniigtuo getpegungsFreibeit
III gtbtn, lit ts ibIid, ben Rod an
ST. 6rout iibsrsinanoer uno nad
nuIkn 3u abgerunoet duseindnber
irei<n 81 IuHen, pber bei gerafftsn
{a16fn btn Gdiil born Durt Orsi
1nerjalltn al bebsn.
1ln(kr tritss Bib (5is. y asist Elm
bH6ffgs Gommertlsio ans 9aums
iuCII ! DoiIs In bIallen unD p.ibsn
&trtifen nit br1unen piinttdsn.
MI nnttrtr Sell Ser Sunita ipurot
mit eustm Gffett fdipsre gIunps
cult dIs Nsfdb peripanOt, sbtnio
fInsn luerfirtifsn iber he Hrnit
init nbtf ben cberen Sell oss NOdss,
{1l|It Iar bis titfsn Munfde!itu ser
ii NsFutI. Die @trsifsn bss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

renb born in elmer ginbuhiung Der
arsmps spsi Roftn in Dsrifi,o.ner
Sdatti.ruHg BON Rofa angstradt
fino.
SIN ndhftsn 8iloe Gig. 3 tit Elm
rei5enbes 5dileurfleib Gus mdrinss
blauem @siour De aaine Itis5iert,
nit aragsn unb unosren 9sr5isruns
gen aus oenieIbsn StOff in DtiB.
81. gutatpdp : Sade 1T nit sDei
aibenornamsntsn in abitedsnoer
Sarbe gsidloF.r, uno Elm psitsrss
ebenioldss bdIt f6einbar Die ibsrges
I6ldgtne Spibe b.s Hodes. 81.
neumoDiiden Qermsl bdbsn4uffdIG.
qe, oie nit Dem ptiben Bacterial unS
elmer Reihe rotsr Rn6pfe bsf.Bt fino.
DieIelbe 8sr3ierung f9midt bic
Delts. Der gfod bat sinsn ip.iBsn
nnt.riaum.
Gsbr sefdmadooG 1T oas nddit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-20

reins Qenbtrung gu fp.i6srsr 2inis
gefdlIeut IaHsn, muB ibrs itsifsn Rss
psrs aufgeben unO bafir Die nsuen
ipsiBsn goIants aug Sill ooer Spits
3er an ibrem Musi9nitt aufn,bmsn.
8si Der geIamteu 9oilsite, Bel aIeis
bern, glufsn uno MeItsn, umrahmsn
ouftigs fpeibe 8oIdnts ipobifi.ioeno
ben 5als, ftsIen fid riidpdrts ned
ari Der Msoieis : aragen Ieiht duf
unb fommsn an fdmalsm, sugsipiss
tenn 5aIsausidnitt beioerisits Biz
gum Jirfsl berab. 0ie 9aiasnlinie
born tiirssr als ridpdrts gu marfi.s
rem, lit cine Der daratterifttif.n gir
eenbsitsn Der ntutn Mooe. Der
GHob Oss Sndetts nimmt bi. gleife
Ridtung auf Oie mitbeitimm.no
ouh fir Die 9rniquez uno 9rdlinie
III 70 bab Elm foldes aofGu in orei
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-29

their drinks? Here is where the color
OF the blossom aids them most, and
1t also proves that bees either have a
we'll developed sense Of color, or an
AGATE sense Of smell
Sometimes part Of the flower petals
arc green and sometimes there are
no petals at all, but in the latter case
there is no need of bees transferring
the pollen from flower too flower, so
nature makes no effort to attract
them.
Certain plants have highly colored
leaves and dull bued blossoms, but
most, of these are tropical plants
which DO many strange and incxpIic-
able things. The color in the leaves
and petals is derived from small cells
in which the plant foods and the
oxygen arc digested. There is no di.
@estlve process carried on in the
petals, however. IL my memory fails
not, and the chlorophvll cells in the
leaves do most OF this work. Their
color fades if they do not have access
to sunlight and air, but these condi,
tions do not seem TO affect the color
of the blossoms materially.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-29
INSURANCE TANGLE
SETTLED BY RULING
Willard Done, State Insurance Com
missioner, Gives Law Regarding
Accident Policies,

Willard Done state insurance commits
sionef, has made official rulings In the
matter OF transfers OF accommodations on
policies The ruling was necessitated
after a tangle in the accumulation fea-
tnre Of certain accident policies tina;
caused much trouble among nsura nee
men of the state The ruling OF Com
missioner Done follows:
1T has been reported TO the ipsuranc,
department that agencies of accident In
surance companies are taking up poIiCla-
of other companies which have been l..
force long enough TO acquire the ac,
cumulation feature. II is stated that in
some such cases the amount OF accusnula
ton acquired in the old policies Is Gov
cred by the issuance OF new policies in
equal amount in the company 10 which
the insurance Is transferred.
The ruling Of the insurance depart.
ment Is that this accumulation feature
is product Of time and can not be trans
ferred from the company To another II
a new policy is written In the other COM
pany and the addition represented by the
old accumulation is made, 1t must be pad
for at regular rates by the policy holder
II Will be construed Rotating and IN
violation OF the law for this addltlona!
insurance to be allowed by the n.n, ~
without cost, or for the agent TO pay fer
tt"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Hllma ". Ewing and others TO Moses T.
Porter. part OF section 20. township
south. range l west Observation-Disclosures
LornnLo williams and wife to c. n Dorton
part of section g. township 2 south, range
."aS ..-''''''s .'.'a. .'''''...'..,'s
". G. Barber 20 John Cain. part of lot a.
block !, lakewood subdivision ...........
John a. Burt and wife TO Iliima o. Juhlin.
part OF lot 3. block 81. plat ...........
Ashton jenkins company 20 w. W. Ritter.
part OF 10; II. block II. flyc-acrc plat a.
Cecilia SwensoE to j. b Swonson part OF
lots 10 and 20. block (, rlve-acre plat
Aims p. Folkc:sou 10 Hans y. FokcrsoD.
lots 80 and 10. University Heights ......
Rebecca j. Evans to w. V. Evans. part OF
lot s. block i6. plat ....................
r. l.. Davidson and wl,o 20 Il. T. Minney
Realty company. part OF lots 10. II and
IL. oakIey ....,.......,... ...........-.