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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
TOLEDO WHEEL STRIKE .--
NEARING SETTLEMENT

TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug. .14.-The
strike against the two large wheel
companies in this city will probably be
erded in short time. -: :
Negotiations are in progress be-
tween the strikers and representatives
of the firm. and 1t is stated that it is
likely that a. settlement win be
reached. - a.. =: ~:
There are over 700 strikers involv-
ed, and q settlement will undeu btedty
be of benefit to- the company as well
as to the strikers. ..:-.. s. "a:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
NO HIGHER WAGES HERE:
BUT OTHER TOWNS YIELD

Local carpenters cannot see why
contractors do not readily consent to
an increase in wages such as they de-
manded last spring. All owe. the
country the wages of carpenters are
being raised. The Duluth union
learned this week that the Toronto
carpenters had won their strike for
SO cents an hour. The Fall River
carpenters also have been granted
concessions. Duluth should come
next.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
BERGER AT HOSPITAL; 81
=: OPERATION Is FEARED

George Berger, former president of
the local carpenters union and BUSH
ness agent during the 1907 lockout, is
at st. Mary's hospital where he may
have to submit to an operation. While
MS condition is not regarded as dan
gerous, his friends are nevertheless
apprehensfve about him and hope that
he will yet yield to medical treatment
without the necessity of an operation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
similar to the lines that employ unio1

similar to the lines that employ union
men,. =
The agreement dates back to- July 1
and expires June 1, 1915. The wage
scale is as follows: First six months,
% cents an hour; second six months,
24k cents; second year, rs cents;
third year, ~ cents; thereafter, 28k
cents. In this. agreement is included
scales of wages for linennen, ground
men, track men; trolley boys, freight
handlers, and Others.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
PENNSYLVANIA COURT
CURBS SHERIFF'S POWER

WASHINGTON. AUG l4.-The su-
preme Court Of Pennsylvania that has
just held that where q sheriff was
employed by company to furnish
deputies and guard its property during
a strike, and the sheriff's purpose in
entering into the contract was to Sc
cure profit to himself, and not mere
reimbursement for. his expenses, such
contract was Void as against 4public
policy. -. :, ~. >. %
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16
PLUMBERS ON STRIKE

2 CHATTANooG Aug. The
local Plumbers Unto is on strike, its
demand for an increase IN wages and
better working conditions having
been refused. The demands Of the
Plumbers were orllys for the purpose
of fair living wage scale and decent
hours. s,3 .is ,.ss s5s SO s=s ss:s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-08-16

Even harmless amusement poisons
the heart when it gets naught else.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24

ftIisbt, oa nieIe ausnobmen peber i'm
prir3ip nod I'm aaruttsr 3u re1t.
feriisen feien. Gs iit uns nidt er-
fnolih, mas In nie1er 4lsnabntS
plinSipienlos pber toratterlos tpdrs.
Die 5ruitoeiebe baben gum 3tped.
Die WonOpclifirung Der Wanreniiefe.
rane gu perbinbern, Der RongreB iii
rer aniidt. Dab arbeiter teine Waars
iino uno oaB Der prdIioent barun
anitob nimmt. lit unbeereifIid. Qber
ielbIt penn Der PrdIibent benz langlt
perdlisten Ricarbo nohbetet, pab Die
9trbett eine Waore lit, 10 ipllts er bod
bic Rptbpenoigteit einieben. bic 4rs
teitipdurs bon ben Sruitgeissen aus
3nuebmen, Ia ionit bic Qrbsit in eis
ren Der 2eibeigenfhaft Ghnli6en 3us
Itonn gerotben miibts. Menn bic 4rs
teiter ibre 2pbnforberuneeu niht iolis
lnriih pertreten t0nnen, 70 miifen tie
nebmen, mas ibnen gebDten tpiro uno
mas lie srbaiten tpiiroen, lit nem Yrds
iirentsu aus Ieinem 2ebrbu6, Ricars
oc5 geationdl Sefonomie betannt,
nGmIih: bas duberits Griitsn3s sWti-
nlmum. Gerabe neil Der PrdTioent
ais NatipnalDtonpm BON 8srrI pas
reib, lit uns Isiu 9erbalteu nm 10
pnertldrliher. Wia er iih pirtlif
Der 9raufamteit idulbig mahen
5uE9erIG6ne in oieem 2anoe ein3u.
fiiIren, Die niht ausbleiben tDnnen
nenn ben Irbeitern bds 8oalitions:
tttt ent3osen tptro? llno glaubt Der
QrGiioent pirtlih, baB bic qrbeitsr
Iia cine IoI6e Gntrehtung, pis I'll
nid,t einmal in Rublanb beitebt, &c.
falen IaFen pirbsn2 Spbalo Elm Sc:
feb pliiirt, tpeltes 4rbeiter uniouer
urtsr6ridt uno oisIes 9eies our prat.
tiihen 2lnDenoung gelangt, 10 tOnner
mir bem prGiioenten gum IQermin=
oeiten einen General Streit suran=
tiren. Tenn cine gnt3isbung bes
apulitipns Rehts pdre in ieinsr
praftiIfen Wirtung nod unenolit
Itlimmsr oIs cine Gnt3iebung osa
Stimmrefts.
9eQrinoeter tonnte Der ginipanr
res grdiioenten sessn Die Jurmerses
nciieni6after srfdeinen, ober oa eine
rttiondIe 8ersiniauna Der 5armer
r:tt oentbar lit, 70 Iiegt tein 9runf
fir ben guno Dor, oagegen ein5u.
itraiten, 3umoI Die Gin3eIituuten uHn
Die Scmmunan polIauf i'm Stanos
iino, lid ielber gegeu monopoliitiIh'
5ormer 5u I6uBen.
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crptesm.

gelegentli6 oes heilte abeno i'm
Grpbenm itattfinbeahen spn5erts bcs
Gineinndti Crheiters pirb Sefr Gnii.
Geermnnn. Der aonsertnieiiier bes
Snmpbonieordeiters. nls goliit nit.
ipirtcn iinb bieie stnfiinbiginig biitite
eie muiifirennoe In belien G6narsn
Isah bein Grpbei,m loden. Deisn Serr
2eerninnn erireut iih pobLueroienser.
nInbeii In gang berperrngeHDer Neiis
Der CUNT bes biefiaen plbliEnE,S
siapelImeiiter Qeps bat fir bfi,ts
abenD elm nlberorDeniiih iHtereiian.
tes Vroaramm 5iiinInHlengeitelit. Das
unter aitberem ben MenDeIsiobn'ideg
.2od5eitsmnrih~ bic Beer Gpnt
glsite4 bon Nrieg uno eiaen Sfraub.
id,en ganl5er enibdlt. auber 0errn
1sermnnn ipirft aud nod 0err Serb.
Meib ais GoIiIt mil.
DE Gcliitin nes slor5efts am
Wlithppn abeno III bic beEonnts
alltsIstn Erl. alIm0 He6.
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isbrt unb ben Spefulanten nnr Il
pieI Gelb beI1bt, aIs ndn geiriebi,
siina bes e6rli1sn Gdddfts Der.
tkibt. Mon iagt. buB Der prdiibenl
Gdipitristeitsn bnben mirb, bic Bin
burh5ufebsn. Damn foI er 81 Ieinsm
Rer Seriepsr unb aud BON Roofspeli
10 erfolsreih onsepanDteHWittel srei.
fen. Gr foll burhs Qanb refIen unf
ben giirsern bis Bin auseinanber-
ietsn unb ibnen slsihseitis fasen. buh
bic @esner Der gia mebr SntereHs
Fiir RodefelIer unb aoHicrten. als fiir
bos Bolt baben, mas poilis Der Wabr
belt sntIprehen piiroe. DDS Boil
pirh bann bic pflihtpsrgeIfenen
Sonsreb Wiitslisosr auf ben Srat
tlineen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
Der bieiige aleiberma6er,

Der hieiige 9leiberma6ers
Gtrett fol- bon ben Snbuftrtal Wors
fers peranlaBt poroen iein uno es psre
Iaatet cub. oaB 0elegaten oieier Srs
ganiIatipn bertomnlen tperoen, um Die
Qgitation 3u betrsiben. 0ir tonnen
ben Sttsitern niht orinsenb genug
ratten. ii6 otsier 9eIelH9aft fern gu
foltsn. Die Snouftrial Wprters 6ns
Ben ni6t ben 8ortbeil Der 4rbeiter
Dor Nugen, Iouoern Die 6oroeruna
ibrsr hirnperbrannten 9ldne uno es
Iiegt aud Elm nidt unbearunbeisr
8eroaht Dor, oab babel audi per'0n=
IiAe SntereHsu i'm Spiele iinb. Be
fpnnsren Stuoeu fagen bic Sns
frIirial Worters zen Qrbeitern burG
ibre Streitmetbobsn ga. gei ibnen III
es Gebraud, sefeBlofe MitteI in
4nlpenbung 5u brtngen, tpenn auf
off geieBlihem Wege iih oas 9Ieih,
erreihen Idbt. Sin Streit lodt III
oil, niht um ben Nrbeitern gum Grs
fclge Al per6elfsn, ionoern um Gldis
frnperhebung 5u treibeu unb ale
Srnnung iber ben Saufen gu tpsrfen
gsspeaen 1T linen elm srfolgloisr
Strsit lteber, als Elm iiegreiher, benu
IN Iesterem 5aQe finoen iie teineu
gpSen fir i6re repoIutiondrsn pldne
Sic itrb niht mad Dirt Der n2rninfti.
Gen 2rteiter GpoIutiondre, ionosrr
Nepplutiondre.
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Ser 9srdiioent Dor benz aonsreR

3um speiten WfaIs 1T Der 9rdiis
Bent, bem bon tbm ueu singefubrten
Getrcuhe folsenb, Dor ben beteen
6Gufern pes aorgreFes. bic iih 3u
qen;einifuftItfer Sisung DsrfammeIt
Gattsn, eritiensr, I'm Die 9uFiruns
elmer fSinons Reform gia angelic
gen:lihIt gu empfsbIsn. 0snn sr audi,
crgeiitts Der groben Stse, fagt Der
QrGfibent, benz Wunih beipfIihten
tonne, bic &ongrsB Sisung gum
baloigen 4bI6lub 81 bringeu, 10
miiTe bod Der aongrsb oem @ob!s
Res 2anoes bas Gpfer brtnssn, in
Sisunq gu bleiben, big Die linan3s
giG erIsoigt iei. Gem OterfIdf4ihs
zen geobafter lei ipabrnehmbor, bab
cine orinsenbe Rotbpenoigteit boz
liege, ben arebit uno ben unternebs
nungsgeIit bes Qanoes gu bsle6ea
uno bds tDnne uur permittelit elmer
9ant= uno Sinan3reform geI6ebsn,
Ter arobs 9ienIt, pel6en Der aous
qreb benz lante bur6 Die Reform BEG
Sorifs ertpeiisn fperbe, tonne erIt CUR
pollen 9eItung gelangen. penn Der
unter nsuen 8erbGltniHen arbeitenbea
'frruItrie bic nOtbigsn GeIbmittel CUR
Yerfiigung geitelIt piirben. 9a Die
RtForm n0thig fsi, 10 srgsbs iih bas
rau3 aud bic pflidt, lie fdIsunigit
eiusufiihren. Tdmit Al 3ooern, ipiiros
ote Bartei benz 9ortourf ausfeben,
oaf lie einem uebel niht rehtseitig
entqeqsngetreten fsi. Seosrmonn be-
qretfs, RAP mir sIaitiihs umlaufsmits
tel bruu6en, Die it'd, ben 8ebiirfnifen
res 6anoeIs anpaHen unb o1b bic
9antrsierpen Dsm rihti9en 3pet 3us
gsfuhrt psroen miiiign, Ben 6anoeI gu
i01esrn, unitdtt ME iest, bic WaGt
csS 9robtcpit1ls nod petter 81 itdrs
Ten.
Die 4nbeutunesn, bic eer Draft
bent iiber biz Jinnn3Iags ssma6t bat.
OerbieneH cine ndbers grorterung.
@6qig rittig pirb seiagt, oab rms
itdnoe singetrsten feien, pelde ben
yOrtteitauo beg iesigen Ginan3ipitsms
nidt erlau6en unb es pdre ioedr Die
Qeuberuno niht iibertrieben eerpsIsn.
InGB oas jeBige Snfism ernitlife Gez
iubren in Qusiiht fteat. gislang bat
unisr 2anb ii6 nit Qnleiben in gus
ropa Nbplfen, nenu Bel uns cine
GelbtRappbeit it6 einiteaie unb pieIs
ttitt in Solgs unfsrss jesigen mangsls
bGIten Spitsms Isbr bdufig Elm. 2luf
nkIe Silfs III in bieism Sabrs ni6t gu
red)nsn, pabrI6einli6 nidt auf cine
ean5e Reihe DON Sabren. 9riegs,
ariegsriiitungen In grobsm lImfange
nnb Die 4usoebnung Der Snbufiris in
europa buben rieIise Summen feftsss
lsgt, fobub in isnem grbtbsil elm
Ifpisriser Sinanamartt unpertenHbar
lit Das on fliifisen Witieln pors
lanben III, pirb an 2dnber seliefsrt.
Die einen Gins DON iiebsn proaent
sdfIen. 8as bat our Jolge, bab quite
qopisre, bic einen nieorigsn Gins
fringen, perfauft perben, um bic befs
isr rentirenoen papiere au erDerbsn,
mas 5ur fpeiteren unb nod nahtkilis
geren Dirfung bat, oob bic paptere
nit niebrtgem Gins feline adufer finz
rem. noourf oas borin uneeleste Gns
pttal Die 9ernsnobarfsit als 3dbs
lunssmitteI gum srobsn 1bsils .ins
lbabs. Dis bieie sa6Iass auf unser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24

9is Reoe oes grGIi5entsn BAT,
nie berittet pirb, einen tiefen Gin
erud auf Die 8orgreB WitglieDer
eema6t. Ter paFus: nDir braufen
eire fFiuan3 Rsform jsBt bringen0er
olE je 3upor" lit Riemano entgangen,
ba Der 9rdTibent beionbersn 9aa6s
idut Guf oieie Worte leqte. Wan
fGrts bsraus, paB Der prGIibsnt eins
Tinonsfemme befiirGet. Die rtpubIis
tcHiffsH Ntit8fieoer bdben Den Grnit
Der Sttuation inIofpsit auf fi6 elm
truteu laifen, bag iie ihre 8sreitniIs
;tgteit ertIGrt babsn, bic Bill 3u uns
terItiibeu, penn lie gu Der Qnftht gss
langen tDuneH, bab tie bas nit gutem
Geriifen tbun t0nnen. llHIeres Or
meTsns tpirb i6r geiptIfen i6nen nidt
iii geege fte6en, osun in Der 6aupts
fade Iebut Iih bic Bill an bic 2tlori6,
fdJe 8orlage an, bic BON Der republi;
fGriifen gartsi gut gsbeiben tporben
lit, ME ia bic 9runolaae Der Reform
lid, bon Ielbit ergab. 10 odB teins per-
fdiecenen 4nIiateu bariiber obtpalten
trnrteu. Die bemotrutiT6e 8orlage
tpei6t bon 4lorihs 8orlaae nur n
5rei punttsn ab, oab iie eritens feline
3ertraI ReIeroe 8unt Ooriiebi
Ino 8peitsns, Der 8egisrung sinc
erDbsre Gontrole Ibsr bic GLIB
emiiiton einrdurt. QeBteres III sin
9cr5us unb bas Gritere tann ipGter
nadgebolt perben. 0emna6 liegi
feiu 9runb Dor, parum bic republitas
niftsn Witglieoer Der Bin nidt bel.
rflihtsn ioLlteu.
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Ghe.GrlaabxiRitsius.

-
lDaIter 4. asteip. %. 564S or nj
/ piep 4penus.
lamanba yl. 5bierins, 21. gsDis. 8.
| Igbeft.r u. Maes, 25, aodldno. ..
igsriebsrits g. Nargraf n, ROriDcOb
lgltpoob O. Gob6e, q, Qsnport, Rp.
l9mma 6. Strider, 20. 2odIono, ..
lSarrp gebrsnos, 1913 Gfgin ctr.
Neba Ban genihcten. 21, 1890 Ut.
Grtgcrn apsnue.
5arthnr e. aebbsttsr, %. pisistnrS.
ssrtne o. Nnen, "a, 3548 WatGit.
l0arrp 9. aepiTon, a., 21S w. IL.
leuu W. Rsso. "a, 2736 arbor ape.
ISomer 8. RuHsn, SO, GIurtburg.
sanbiond.
lGliaabstb 6. Dbits. 81. 357S Gss
ipdros Rcoo.
|aeonarb Smith. q, Batfsp, as.
lamn WiIis. 1S, 3. unb Central.
lRobcrt n. atoesr, "a. 82S Dat str.
lNmeIin Smalp, 10. 1902 clifton.
lgeniamin 90. aamion, 27, Gilbs.t.
Noenue unb Gocuit Cir.
lGIisabetb Gatss, "a. 634 Eas Sir.
Issuiius r. 3bieIen, "a. 1852 SsfIsr.
ION Wpenne.
lRorma iSalIer. "a. ia 1osDsr Gr.
6arrn 2. Ruf6e, 90. Snoian1polis.
laatterine g. DsHning 20. 665
Shilito StruBs.
lGbworS 10. Rii6sn, 2e, stuppfant
TdIs, u. y.
lGutn q. 5drrifon. %, TsIti, 8.
sbeobore G. Sung. 1893 atpire pf.
ladtberins R. 9aop. 2116 aubufn.
lgldr.nee 8. aru1 %, Cos 1nRI ..
flora u. 6ou6oro. 25, 433 gIlrs.
(gssubsn Z. WoOo. %. 1175 5arri.
ion aptnus.
lgatberine WeGnrthn. %, 512 Rihs
mono Strabs.
lgliiah BEL, 28, $50 SO. 8. ctr.
lgulaIia Stanon. 20. $40 so. 8.
lGbarles u. S6fpins, Is, II Rtretr.
lNdsoaIen WaiitIsr, %, 17o6 Race.
Diuiam 6. Sraneis. %. eilpsr
Grops. ap.
lMarp 5isIos. %. 707 80. 4. Cir.
Oscar 9. Roth. %, 1541 Rub cir.
liSaRHie 5ran.. %, I'll armotn ap.
5arrp Z. Rabe, 25, 2034 gine CIR.
lalma 6cei.. Is. 624 Riobls ROAD.
jglnrton s. TubIsp, %. Runcis.
4 anoi1na.
lapa g. ifaneil. 27. bennington, 8.
{eeo. z. mab,. 80, 7o5 GarlisI. 10.
lsSoa R. aambsrl, Is. TIA Sutlsr.
igBm. SaDase, %. Sapop 5olsl.
lGOlOis SadiOn. %, 531 80. 6. Sir.
I5arrn u. WiI.r, 20, 466 Combine
lg6o W.rcp 6ugbes, 20. 356 3uns
itein 1nenus.
lharrn Q. Werturro, 80. 6dmilion.
aoispbine Rse, 18. 1862 aoHu 3.
lartbur u. grotpn, 28, gbisaoo, 80
lROfa 6. Datsrs. 80, 8. rnb Gsntral
l2srop o. Reinsbogtn. 20, 1432 Gin
iTlnrp Iuds, 19. 2420 9Ienirap Gp.
Igumillo Dipentimo. %, 10 gaits
borne Terrace.
lEilomsnc UsoreslIis, 90, 100 Dit
Court Strabe.
laofepb 6. Gonlon. %, 1919 OF 8.
Gliaabeth u. grteH, %, 4038 O sns
more 4psnue.
Thomas u. Guthrie, "a, 1olsoc, 9.
lWlorn MeGu1he, %, 2210 Gp.ing
Grcpe Mpenuc.
tGhas. Gonberfcn. "a, 400 arHr Z.
Wopme Reobp, "a, sol Sion. ctr.
lWm. pfsnnis. "a, 2115 Dine ctr.
lainie Huns. %. Rsabing. ..
l6arrp R. iyibpairid. 81. IL. unb
n grtmtn Sirdbs.
l5cpbia GrObmaH. 81. 1426 prOpi.
bsHcf Sirabs.
lMnurice Geo. Goldman, %. Tonicn
lGInra 2ucds, 19. 1045 Mesl.n aps.
lsscbn gsns. 80, l22 Cher ctr.
tGarri. atns. "a. $40 DeIhi aps.
lallbsrt \. Geiit. %. Dss part, ..
lGitsIa Sisnger. "a. M6its Das. -.
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unfertr arpBen gerpunps

gu unferer groBsn Dsrtpunbes
runs uno nod gr0berem gebauern b1t
Der 9rdftbent bas 8ermiftte gtat
nit eiEsm 8nrbsbalt unterseihnet,
ipeIder ben S6arfma6ern bic botfte
Gefriebiguns serpdbren pirb. Gr
Jag. BOB nur bic Rotbtpenbigteit
bic Suitis I'm Sang gu bdlten, ibn bus
ran DerbinDere, mad bem geifpiei feiz
nee 8orgdneers bic Bill 3u netiren,
ipeil iie Qrbeiter lnionen unb 5ars
rner 9enoHsnihaftsn Don ben Strafs
teittmmungen Ses SruitssIssss aus
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@ie 3u erfebsn #, iinb be
apnersbmitgIieoer nit Der neuen
Gtnridtung, oub Der Prdiibent ipi6s
!ise Mittfailufgen perT0nIid an
fis ri5tst, jebt oontommsn 3ufrie.
BEN, no6bem iis tie anfangs aIs etner
geriud. Die 2aqisIatips gu beeinfIuI=
fer, gstooeIt butten. Sic geben gu,
bat Der frii6ere grauh, lange Bot
idldften Dor rem 9onereB gu perlsIen,
Dertblos mar, ba Piemanb bam 9ptus
ncnt, b1s Der SetretGr nit 6eiTerer
Gimme ableierts, gea6tune ihentts.
Die tur3en Reben boreu Die Mlitz
oliecer aufmertiam on unb ou Der
8rdiiosnt einen ie6r quten8ortrag bat,
ia peroen Die 3ub6rsr our6 ben
gonfaG ieinsr Sttmma uuf bic prGgs
udnten SteLlen aufmsrtIdm, tporaus
i;e aud ous llltimatum an Sen aonz
nreB tsraus9Dren tDnneu. Die 6euttqe
3eoe 1T BON ban Mitglietern babir
crfqefaBt porbsn. blB tpenn Der 9ons
creB iin psrtaqt, ohne Die fSinan3z
Gsfprm erleoigt gu buben, er iofort gu
e;ner obermaIigen Grtru Sisuna
stnEsrufen perbsn ptrb. 8omtt Bat
es pbre Srage feline Ri6ttoteit uHo
ed Die 8Ouarebs sMitglisber S6eu por
grtro Siturgen ba6en, pelde Die
2tuTmsrtIamteit oes Qano,s errsqen,
10 ideint Die 2lnno6ms gerehtfertigt,
elb Der Gongreb ii6 DOR grleoieun9
Der Finana 9iQ ni6t oertaqsn miro.
9lmit ipiirbe bem Qaube Elm h06It
tperthnoQsr Gienit ertpieisn.
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saiiom In Der Sdmeia.
3Hrid, I'm SUM.

3iirih. TN Suni.
Die Observation-Disclosures bss fhUei'
Ssriiten syrsmbsnpertebrs. - Grs
ihliebuns bes .WtitteIlunoes". -
Dos psrssHtne gooenieepebiet. -
0aturidus unb neus gabnen. -
Rsus @ertebrsftrdsn. - Spor.lihe
QnlGHe. = Barometer une ginis
oenhe.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
General Miles Tells
Of Awful Suffering
Among Bulgarians

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.--As an lndi-
rect appeal for funds for the relief Of
the suffering thousands in Bulgaria, the
Red Cross today made public a letter Il
had received from Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles In which the retired
army officer Rortrays in graphic language
the horrors that have attended the war
In the Balkans.
Starvation. inadequate hospital service
and absence Of medical stores are among
the calamities the Bulgarian people are
facing.
In one field General Miles declared ne
saw 1000 wounded men lying. without
shelter from the sun or rain.
mo more urgent cause was ever pre-
scented than the present." says General
Miles" and no more urgent appeal was
ever made 20 the generous human spirit
OF America than the one now made TO
send aid to the Red Cross at Washing
ton. to be forwarded to her majesty. the
quaen OF Bulgaria. who is at the head OF
the Red Cross Of that country
General Miles recommended that part
OF the funds, possibly one-fourth. be sent
70 the Red cross OF servia. though their
aufferirgs were not so great and their
means Of relief more ample"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
SUPRA WAS MARRIED TO
WOMAN BEFORE ARREST

Thomas euppa. who Is charged BY fed
eral oesicers with bringing Julia Fanella
from Chicago 10 Omaha for immoral
purposes on a complaint made by the
girI. was married to Mrs. Feneila on
August "a, several days before his az
rest.
The woman accused suppa OF keeping
her imprisoned In her room. but w. q
McEachron Of the office Of the clerk OF
the county court identified her today as
Julia Dispense. who herself secured =
license TO wed suppa. They were mar
ried at the court house by r. NJ. Cross
man. justice OF the peace.
II is said that the woman was married
In Chicago TO q man whose name Is
Fenella, and that her maiden name was
Dispense. suppas who accompanied her
to county court, speaks but little Eng
lish He,is 2 years old. while she is 10
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA
SHOWS A BIG INCREASE

The largest attendance IN the history
OF the school has registered at the Uni
veraity OF Omaha this week. The great
est gain is shown In the freshman class
So far over thirty new students have
registered In this class. These students
are mostly from the nearby towns Of
Council Bluffs. Florence. Dundee. Benson
and South Omaha. A large number OF
the freshman class are graduates OF the
Omaha High school
: In The upper classeB practically all Of
tbs old students have returned.
The preparatory department has shown
the largest increase. SO far more than
forty have enrolled. The school Is be-
ginning 20 settle down 60 the steady
routine Of study and in few more days
vacation will be forgotten past. The
entire enrolment win be close to $50 stu
dents, an increase over last season OF
about fifty.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
Wall Street Bankers
Want Federal Troops
On Governors Island

WASHINGTON. Sept IA-Nfore than
80 New York flnanciers have potitioned
the War department to increase the NUM-
of troops on Governors island to protect
Wall street and the financial district
from mob uprising or foreign invasion.
The movement for increased protection is
said TO have been started BY Charles II.
Warren Of the Lincoln National bank OF
New York. Scores OF printed petitions
have poured IN on the New York senators
and have been sent to the War depart.
manf
Governors island IN New York harhor.
comparative short distance from the
financial district. has only a small de.
tail OF soldiers. The fInanoiers pesi-
toned that it was the course Of wisdom
10 have that foroe Increased 20 that the
soldiers might respond to any emergency
likely TO GFise In New York City. partic-
ularly the commercial section.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
SMALLEST WOMAN WHO
WEARS LATEST CLOTHES

Dad Weaver. secretary Of Ak-sar.
Ben. has closed the contract with the
smallest concession on Kings Highway,
and possibly tho smallest attraction ever
bEoghs to Omaha. The attraction ia
Princess Victoria. = minute bundle OF
feFninity q years old end who stands
25A inches In her stocking feet. She
weighs 1874 pounds. in the same stock.
inEs,
Her home Is In Australia. She lays the
piano and sings and wears a bucket Of
jewelry with remarkable taste and ease
She is making tour or the wcrid and
win be in omaha during Ak-sar- Ben
carnival
Her act dces not merely consist OF SIT.
ting on a platform 80 people may look
AZ her. but pad" promises a novelty
In the way OF entertainment from the
princess In the musical ana talking line
The princess wears the latest creations
In dress, on q small scale. OF course. but
nevertheless, the very latest IN pattern
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-19
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES DISAPPEAR
CAFonic Sufferers Rand Relief After
Few Doses OF Croxone

n yen are bothered with bnekachs-.
~ rhenmAtlam. have dlaagseeahIs. an-
noying bladder or urinary disorders 20
contend with--or suffer with any other
q ths many missries that come from
wsak sidRsTA. here is : guaranteed REM
edy 4er can depend uDen.
Il Il . positive fact that croxone
rroraptly overromss such dissAseA
IA :soahs right IN ard cleans out tho
nfpppsd up kidneys and makes them inter
and sift out the poisonous waste matter
frem the blood Il neatfali1es and dls-
nolves the uric acid that lodges in ths
Joints ana muscles. causing rheumatism: /:
uoofhsa ard heals the delicate Innings Of
the. bladder. r.
Morn than a few doses OF croxone
are seldom Required 10 relieve even the
obstinafs. long standing cases.
fen sill find cruzone entirely differ
ant from All other remedies II is 20
prepared that Il is practically lmpossible
% take Il without results An original
paehaEs costs but erifls. ana yeur
erufsist - authorised 10 return me pur-
chase price n Croxone 9ails 20 sive the
feslred results the very first time -Ad-
reFfiaNFpenf