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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
BRIDE ISLOYAL TO
YOUTH WHO STOLE
so HE MIGHT WE'D

Charged with the theft of $4,000 from
Philadelphia restaurant of which he
formerly was cashier J. Rutter Martin,
young business man.. is held on evil
dence furnished by Buns detectives.
Martin admits taking the money, but
protests that ne intended refunding it.,
and that he has made almost enough
since coming to Atlanta three months
ago to square the account. He was
married just after taking the money
and his wife is here with him. She
stands loyalty by her husband.
After his marriage. Martins honey
moon path led to Atlanta, and here,
with the aid of the stolen money, ne set
up first a cigar stand, and later when
business prospered a small garage.
Both made money and ne is now almost
ready to restore the stolen funds,
Detectives said the matter probably
could be arranged without Martin re-
turning to Philadelphia, If he restores
the money,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
BUSINESS MEN BEGIN
MOVE TO SEND FIFTH
TO INAUGURATION

Atlanta business men are to under
take the campaign to raisa FUND To
send the Fifth regiment TO the inausu-
ration. and Colonel +. +. Pomeroy, OF
the regiment IS confident today that
that move will be SUCCESSFUL
The proposed campaign committee
will meet in the quarters of the Cham
Der Of Commerce tomorrow morning
and outline plans for the canvass. Inc
names of the committeeman have not
been made public but it is understood
some of Atlanta's best known business
men viii take the matter in hand and
see that the fund is raised.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
APPALACHIAN ORCHARDS
IMPORT $4,000 TREES

Fifty thousand seeding apple trees
have been imported by the Appalachian
orchards and will be planted in Haber-
sham county. Apple growing has be-
come science in France and these
trees are said to be some of the finest
results of that science The trees will
be planted and whatever kind Of apples
are desired will be grated. thus pro-
ducing the variety best adapted to
Georgia conditions. Louis b. Magid.
president OF the company, declares that
apples no longer are IA ised bur are
manufactured by the process OF graft
inn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Mayor Woodward was much dis
pleased with the action of council when
seen today. He felt keenly the intend
ed reflection on him by some Of the
members.
Il am convinced that We can't expect
any real charter reforms from the
council" he declared
THE actions at the meeting Nester-
day were slaps at the people Of At
lanta. especially al the mass meeting
at the Kimbal house and at the COM
mittee Of ten prominent citizens APP
pointed to cooperate with FIVE coun-
cilmen i'm drafting a revised charter.
Much Of the action of yesterday was
inspired by the selfish motives Of lit
tie group Of petty politicians"
Mayor Woodward said he had not vet
decided just what policy he would pur-
sue when the resolutions of council
came to him 10 be approved.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
At 20 Man Is Silly, at 80 Timid, Says Professor
IDEAL AGE TO WE'D is rs

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Jan. 21.-Profes-
sor Dallas Lore Sharp, of the department
of English at Boston university incIires
to 20 years as the ideal age at which
men should marry lie SCOTS at &c
ana &c.
There is nothing particularly godfear-
ing or discreet or reverent about 50.
says Or. Sharp. Thirty is the timid age.
Forty is the dangerous age. Twenty is
the aseleSs age. the silly, milky. tasseled
age, when boy is still liable TO be croupy
and to need castor oil and his mother.
when q man reaches 80. however, he
knows that he is not a poet and a cap
tain OF industry and that the moon is
not made Of cheese and that love in a
cottage is not the same thing at all as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Nutting Substitute
Is Put Through.

The cut and dried program outlined
in The Georgian before the meeting
was followed to the letter When Coun-
Gilman w. 6 Humphrey had his reso-
luton taken from the table he an
nounced that he wished 10 withdraw
the last para graph, which pledged
council to support whatever charter
was recommended Then Alderman
James r. Nutting rushed to the front
and presented substitute resolution
providing for committee of one coun-
Gilman from each Ward to present a
revised charter to council, which was
signed by fifteen councihnen. Alder
man John 5. Gambler submitted an
amendment requiring the new charter
to be submitted to vote by the people,
This committee was named.
John s. Gambler, chairman, s, \.
WardIaw. John f. McClelland. James
r. Warren. Albert Thomson, James W.
Maddox. James r. Nutting, r j. Sprat-
ling. Clarence Haverty and Claude G..
Mason.
Alderman John f. MeClelland who
was assisting Councilman Humphrey
in the floor fight for the Humphrey res
olution. had made a motion that the
ten citizens named by Mayor Wood
ward be included on this committee.
But it looked as though, the Humphrey
resolution stood q good chance Of being
adopted so Alderman McCleiand with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Alderman Nutting stil protested He
wanted the council ward delegations t.
name the citizen from each waEd
You have put yourself on the coun-
ell committee; YOU ought not to want
To name the citizen also" declared Al
derman MCCIelland.
When the vote was taken. the amend
ment was adopted, requesting The may
or to appoint a committee of ten citi-
zens to serve with the ten councilmen
in the work of drafting a new charter
to be reported to council not later than
the first meeting in April Only the
voices of Alderman Nutting and few
scattered Councilmen were raised
against 1t.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Later in the meeting Councilman G.
d. Knight offered a resolution calling
upon the citizens committee appointed
by Mayor Woodward to also submit
charter This was the beginning of the
end The politicians had not had time
to caucus
Mayor Pro Tenn Warren took the
! floor with plea for co-operat ton in
charter revision. Alderman Ragsdale
made motion that he council commit
tee and the citizens committee be
merged.
Il am opposed to that, shouted Al
derman Nutting, who was standing in
the center of the chamber Il under
stand every member of the mayors cit
liens committee favors commission
government"
Alderman John S. Gambler then Sc
cured recognition and declared that il
the people wanted commission govern
ment he could stand it.
I'VE want the best brains and the
best talent in our city to draft this new
charter he said. Il want what the
people want. | want the peopl to have
representation on this committee"
Alderman McClelIand said in view Of
the criticism that many of Mayor
Woodward's committee were from on.
section he would like to offer an
amendment authorizing the mayor to
name committee Of ten. one from
each Of the ten wards, to serve with the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

love in the suburbs or in a city fat, He
knows just enough at so to count the
cost. A man who has figured all the way
to 80 will figure on TO 81. AS a matri-
monal proposition man may be at his
best between 80 and 40, but as d genealog-
zeal proposition he is a dead tree al
ready. \ man may perchance come to
fatherhood, marrying at so, once, even
twice. indeed. as the records show, but 30
is too late to form the habit of it.
Marriage is not matrimonial prop
ositfon but a family affair first and last.
and should be entered into al d time best
calculated to promote the increase Of
bibs about the groaning board. ! am in;
cined to put the ideal marriage time
at %"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
COUNCIL 8 TACT|CSH HIT
BY MAYOR; CHARTER
REFORMERS WIN OUT.
Resolution Asking Mayor to Name
Committee of Ten Citizens to Act
With Councilman Passed After
Steam Roller Kills Humphrey Plan.

Supporters of the charter today declared
that important victory had been for the They
expect the citizens and councimen
out all the plans contemplated by the defeated Humphrey
luton. The difference between what done and
what the Humphrey resolution provided for is that the
mttee has members Of council instead of five
While n council backed by board
members and petty politicians the whole politics
effort block the charter revision propaganda the total
suit of their efforts attempt embarass Mayor Wood
ward
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
BOY, 9, is ACCUSED OF
SHOOTING PLAYMATE

Ben Laws. nine years old, 1888 Came
ron street, will be arraigned in chill
drens court today to answer the charge
Of shooting Raymond DeLorne, aged
ten. 81 Pickert street. in the ear with
an air rife
Policeman Palmer, who vas called
to investigate the case reported the
BOYS bad quareied and the DeLorne
bid had received a painful wound Al the
hands of his companion
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
chats with Photographer at
Palm Beach Much Like Any
Well Person.
NOT EVACUATED, AND
ENJOYS HIS OUTINGS
VIM, Rockefeller Not Informed
When Pujo Examiners Will
Call on Him.

PlTN BEACH, FLA, Jan 21.-Wil-
Tam Rocsefejler's friends will be de-
lighted to learn he can talk.
Mr. Rockefeller. who seems to be in
much better health, spoke quite freely
FL the photographer who took pictures
If him for The Atlanta Georgia on Fri
dar last.
The oil man. his wife and their son,
William c.. are at the Poinciana here
Mr. Rockefeller passes his mornings in
q roller chair. and is wheeled along the
palm trails of the Poinciana.
Plainly he 8 in no such danger as
vaen he was needed as a witness by
tie puio congressional committee in
,.,.gatins the money trust. Then DR..
Lamont swore that any effort or strain
f.. excitement might produce a condi-
ton that would not only imperil Mr..
Eogstfg.ler's life. but might very rea-
smably be expected to cause his sud
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

They steam-rolIed the Hum
phrey resolution they took from
the mayor the appointment Of
the council committee. they de
clined to approve Mayor Wood
ward 5 appointments on the com
mittee of ten citizens. In spite of
all that the final resolution
adopted by council authorizes
the mayor to appoint a. new com
mittee Of ten citizens. one from
each ward, TO cooperate with the
council cnmmittee Of ton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
TENNESSEEANS SHIFT VOTE
FOR SENATOR: NO CHOICE

the balloting for the long term United
States senatorship yesterday, regular
Democrats shifted to Chancellor John
Allison. the result being as follows:
Tyson, g. Mcclellan IS, Shields, .;
Allison, 80, Enloe, 43 Necessary foi
election. S.
tered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
OOCk STRIKE CRIPPLES
SHIPPING AT HAVANA

Aa-. ANA. CUBA. Jan. 21.-Business
general seriously crippled today by a
,.,.. strike brought about bv dock
r.-.. 1884,. 'aISht handlers and steve
h.... ~. OUT strikers threatened 10
o. DIM, ing and policemen we're kent
'' IN The shipping district
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
ENGLISH ROYAL PAIR
WILL VISIT RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 21-An-
nouncement was made today that King
George and queen Mary, of England,
will visit Russia in June II Is eE-
pected that the British royal couple VIII
pay a round of visits in Europe going
to Paris. Rome and Berlin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

enough support to kin the Humphrey
resolution. The vote was:
For the Nutting resolution-Candler
Maddox, Nutting, Spratling. Baslin
Wardlaw. Thomson, Greer. Sisson,
Wood, Boynton Alternately. White
Smith. kimbrough and Mason-16
Asainst-Harweu. McClelland, Ever
EFT NanDylle, Eagsdale Lynch. Knight,
Shepard, Hall Ashley. Colcord Haver-
ty and Humphrey-l3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
THE WEATHER.

-..,ast for Atlanta and Georgia;
aims and colder today; fair
and colder tomorrow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Woodward Angry
At Council Tactics.

council committee .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Sab.Smnba nnb Die 8aiierbebOrbe.

Die 8aIierbeboroe nabm am
M1ittpo9 einitimmig cine BON benl
glnpalt sSobn &. 8ebiter perfnBte
HeIolution an ii6 bereit erfl1reno,
pie iie oas friiber bereits getban, Die
getpiinihten Sauptleitungen in Siib'
Snloba lttter Ben gleiden gebingltn.
gen 5u legen, mic iolde fir Smaba
aelten. gs ipiro borgel6logen. bob
Ser Stootratb bon Siio.Smaba 81
bieIem 9pefe ioglei6 Die eripiinif-
ten ausoe1nltngsoiitrifte idaffe, 3D.
nit oie s(rbeiten obne 8er5Ogeruna
borangeben fonnen.
gefonntli9 batte Omaha ei.
ne Sfeibe beion6erer Sorberltngen an
6ic @aIierbeboroe aeItellt, inb 5tpar
nit Ser 9robung, ben 5rei6rief I'm.
giiltig 5u erfldren tpenn bieien sSor'
rerilngen nidt entiproden ipiiroe
glnipalt @ebiter lit Ser glnitd)t, baf
ser 4ontraft nit SiibsOmnba BON
Sya6re 1895 bereits binfdlig ge.
rporoen lit, inben Die Staot Der
@iebbofen Dor 8ipei Sabren elmer
8reibriei ertbeiIte. Snfolse bieieS
acntroftbrnds tuir6e nidt binoern
Giio-Smaba bas @aiier ab5uIdnei
CEN; ieood lit ein 70 0raitii6el
Gdritt nidt beabiiftigt.
Ole @aiierbonos i'm 8crt6e por
$500,000, nelde in Der ameriear
grdange 8anf Of gtelp gorf bepo
nirt iino, ioGen Gounbe Brothers
6en 8Gufern iibertragen tueroen
Die 8ouos iinb 1inter 8ontraft fiji,
1905 nerfauit poroen, obpobI oel
MarftpreiS nur .98 betrdat.
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gniSiee befennt 6dJ idlnlbis.
Gounci[ @[uffs. IA. IL. Nur

Council 8luffs, So, IL. eSuni.
6rancisco @uioier Der beIhul.
6igt iuurOe, in Der gtadt oes 81.
Mai ben iungsn gofomotibbei1er
Somaro SSones erpioroet 5u boben,
inOem er linn oen SAILS ourhidnitt,
aIs er aus Dem acknowledgement
trat. bat am Mlittlpuf IN @egen.
mart bon Sheriff God bon Sarriion
Goitntp, oeiien Gsbilfeit Serrn
Mpers, mO Serrn Gapea cine
idriftlidle GrflGrung abgegeben, oaf
Ct iduloia tit.
slls Die erregte 9tenge am Gage
nod Der Morotbat ben oaStaIiener
5u Ipnden periudte, fpuroe er Der
goriift bal6er ilad Dem @efGn9uis
in 9ltlantic, SSn., iiberfiibrt. Ga
ober audi Oieier glufenthalt Dee
Moroers rlhbar tpuroe, tpuroe er
na6 Dem @efdngnis in 2ogan Sa.,
transportirt. 8on bort tpuroe er
Nun am Miitttpody glbano unt 6 ltbr
gon5 m @e6eimen ra6 Council
Bluffs geidafft 1mo 9iidter 8bee'
Ter borgefiibrt. 9ies @ebeimbolter
mar bur6aus n0t6ig, oem oie gr'
regrng gagen Den Moroer lit nod
INNER 10 itdrf, 6oB elm ernerter
aufrubr 3u erparten mar, ipenr
man in Council Bluffs ieinen glui,
ent6aIt erfabren bate. gsad geet.
bigung oes gerbors ipuroe 8uioict
etenio 1tnouffdQig pieber fortga.
ifofft, uno meiB giiemano, mad
ipalhem @efdngnis.
9fihter 8beeIer iagte nad gnt
gcgennabme bes @eItGnoniiies, 0al
NIT oem Bro5eB am Montaq begon,
nen merben ioGe. 9ie 8erbano
lung miro 10 idneIl tpie mOaIid
sum abIdIuB eefiibrt tperoen. Sui
bice's glntpalt, 5. S. SeB, ipirt
om Montag beim glnfang oes 9ro.
3eiies 5ugegen iein. gountponipoli
Gape1 bat cine grobe Wtoiie gela
Itlngsmaterial gegen @uibiee 5ll
iommenaebradt. @uibice bot ein(
quite giloung eenoIien, mas aus
Dem auten Gngliid, bas er niebar
ifrieb, al erfennen lit. or iagt II
Gem @eItdnonis einfad, boB. er II
ser 0loronodt Inn ben 2ofomotip'
id)uppen imberpanbarte. 9lls el
Syoncs erblidte, nit Dem er einer
Streit gebabt bate, trot er au
i'm 5u uno idnitt linn oen SalS
0urdl.
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csnrdtbarc SamilientrasObic.

Maribaatopn So, 8. Suni.
Der 40 Sabre alte Sarmer Ben.
lontin aniielp bon rmpeit geanan
in @uulOD County eri6oB oorigc
Gadt 5trei ieiner ainoer imo 6ann
iid ieIbIt. Wian alaubt, bab Der
@ann in einem 8abniinnsanfaae
Gle furdtbare 36at beging.
gr eri9oB 3lterit ieinen bieriG6.
rigen So9n NIT elmer SdrotfIinte.
Damn idoB er auf ieine t5.iG6rige
Sodter, als ite Dor linn flii9tete
im6 riatete oann oie g8offe aui
iih ielbIt. Der SduB rib oen ODE.
ren 9beil ieines aopies fort. 8ei
ocm SSnqltait iagte ieine Sodlter
GGa aus, ooB ibr gater NIT ibrer
Sdtueiter iniittlihen ltngang ge.
bu6t babe, rmo OaB er aud ibr ln-
anitdnoige glntrdge gemo6t babe.
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9ampffeiel, ,GrplOiiOn.
Sic6en Damn Der geinbnng Ses
Sampiers rs. M.Ief"
gct0Dtet.

glariue, 8is., t2. Srini.-9luf
6em im bieiigen @aien Iiegenoen
Gradtoampfer e. %. BED" ereig.
ntte ii6 cine fltrdtbare aeiielerplo.
iicn, Our9 lpeGde bic itdblernen Sei.
tempGnoe oes 6abr5euegs ousein.
anoergeriiien tuur0n. Der Sberin.
genieur iopie 0rei ieiner @ebil.
fen tpurOen iofort getootet; 6rei on.
bere i'm aeiiearaum beid6ftigte glr.
better erbieIten toOtIiAe9erlebungen.
5iinf anoere bon Der 9eiabung
mrSen idtper perIebt. @Ieif nady
Der grploiion fam 5eler 5um 9lus.
brud, uno 0os S6iff bronnte Dol.
Zig aus. BUR 3eit, nls ii9 ole Gr.
ploiion ereignete, befano lib Der
aapitdn Ses Sdiffes nidt on gor6.
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@lidlidJc Subrt.
vSmperator" fat feline Snnsfern.
faBrt nad gtciu gorf an.
getretcn.

$amburg, 10. Slni.-9er neue
pradtige 9fieienoontpfer Der Sam'
burg.9(merifa 2inie fat geitern
Nafmittag Inn A ltbr feline Sung-
icrnfobrt nad 9tep g)orf enolifJ
IS berridte Elm ent-
icblider Sturm, ple6er fleirere
Gfiffe oeranIaBte, Die idiisenOen
SGfeu ouf8uiuden. 2rob oes I'M
metters butte iid cine riefiae Mien-
idenmange am Dod uno on Der
@aiierfrodt entlang eingefunben
imo ricf Dem Goliath bes O5eans
tcgeiIterte @liifpiirtid,e nah. ueber
1000 Baiiagiere MAIDEN Die erite
Sabrt nit. Die 9elasling beitebt
arS 1880 Wonn. geSsn1perator" i'll
9t9 SUB lang, 98 Sub mitteIbreit
1mo bat eine 8erorahgung BON 50,-
900 2onneu.
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1llOros in oif
flnd)t tgtlblagsn!
General gerihins iieat iiber bic
Yipros.-SrdlS glmeritaner
geiallen.

D1nniIa, 12. Suni.-0ie bcicitig.
fen Stelhmgen Der .gtoros puroen
bcite BON ben glmeritonern I'M
Ghirm eenommcn. Die glmcrifa.
iier perloren feds Goote, imo IL
iruroen pertpunOct. Die gerluitc
Der Wforos iinO inglei6 grober.
Gie @etoOteten iinb 5ipei @emeine
non Gonpanp % oes s. Snfantcric
0fepiments, 0rci @iitslieoer Der 81.
Gp1bsr COMPANY uno ein glitglico
Ger 30. Sp16er Gonipnnp. Grit
noh einem bibigen @efed)t, bel mel
dem Die Wloros groben Dlutb on
ben Tag Iegten, oermohten iie aus
ibren Strllungen aetrieben 5u wer'
6en. Sic baben itb no1 Dem Berg.
fieel 5uiammenae5ogen rmo meroer
ben glmeritauern wciteren Bioer'
iionb bieten. Die omerifmiide @e.
birgsdrtillerie bat beiite nit oem
gonrbaroement oeS leeten Stiis-
punftes Der Moros begonnen. Der
omerffatiihe commandments &c.
neral g1eribing lit entidIoiicn Den
GeloSiig 10 lnnae fort5rieten, bis
rbie i'm 9ri2ge itebenOcn @oros
rntipaffnet bat.
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Cmaba Waniifperein.

@eitsrn stbeno fano ipieoer cine
@eriammlung Der glftion1re Der
Omaha Wluiifperein 9m so. Itatt,
in ppI6er oas in letter Sibiug er.
mantle aomite ieinen Proipeftus
imsrbreitete, Der oisgeaeben iper.
oen miro ino aui @runo oeiien
0arlegungen man oaS nod feblenoc
@elo oui5nbringen boift, I'M oas
gereinSlofol pollitdnoin 8u reuopi-
ren. Die gtrbeit tpuroe eutgebei.
zen uno beihloiien, Den 9roipeftils
nit einem @rief an ole 9erionen
81 ienOen, Die gum eriten Saaen.
proieft 9e5eidnet batten, iiir oas ie.
tige llnternebmen aber, oos niel
idercr umo in ie6ar 9e5iebung bel.
Ter lit, nod ni9ts getbnh bnben.
3a ein geiuiiier Serr cine grobere
Summe in glusli6t geIteqt bot, oor-
orsgeieet, baB Die oftiben Sdnser
lib reeer finan5iea betbeilisen mir,
sen, 10 erIieben Die 9lttiondre einen
appeG an Die in Der probe 5abIreidI
psrlammeIten Sanger unO iie aeid,'
neten noh beiten ardften, ioonB man
boift, ooB Der betrefien0e Serr iein
8eripreAen einloien miro.
9ie gauseie1ifaft bat bic fol-
genoen Gireftoren eripdblt: 4oolpt
Stor5, gilbert &rrb glrt6ur Wes,
Sreo Meneebotb, Or. &. 9. Sltde,
Sorrn Slider, Otatt. gugger, Sui.
Greitidfe, Sol. 5. Geter, 8bilipp
Sanoi6u6. 0ieie 9ireftoren babeu
bann Die folgenoen 8eamten er.
ndbIt: grdlioent, 5reo Menseootb;
Gice. .8rGIioert, Or. q. 9. 2udei
SefretGr, Sorrp Slider, ino Sdab'
meiitar, Matt. 8ugger. Die Srga'
niIation lit iett perfeft uno lit lire
crite 9lufgabe, Oos 5ur goaenonna
Der Sale nod notbige @elb aif5u'
btingen, mas ibr III furaer 3eii
geIingen iollte.
Die SGt1ger bom Srpbeus NM
3Gnnerdor iangen seitern abenf
gemeinidaftIid unb baben beldloi-
fen, oies audi in 3ufunft SIT t6lm.
gS mar eeitern 4beno cine Itattli6e
GangerIdaar sur grobe eribienen
ged6Iten Sonntng fonmen Die
SGnger BON 2incoln gum 9eIuf
imo sur @eneralprobe uno 5u ibrer
ltnterbaItrng tpurosn seItern Ibent
Die nGtbigen 8or6ereitungen getrof'
fen.
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Ranb In Der
poli,fitQtion!
Der staiienidranf seoffnct nnS 0eIS'
ioiuie @ertbiadJen geitDblen.

@G6renS ii6 Donneritag 0aadtI
Die in Der poli5eiitation anlpeIenoen
soIi5iiten Sdnurren er56blten ooerI
NIT ibren ouseefiibrten Selbentbatenl
prabIten, idIid iifl elm Galofoiien.
iprenger in 6as goli5eiaeridtssinls
mer, oas ii6 in oemieIben @eb1iioe
befinOet uno 0ffnete miibeIos ben
uItersihwoden @eloidraftf, entrobm|
6emieIben cine nertbDolle Goiden.I
ubr ioipie $61 banres Gelo, tpeIfes
als S3iirgid,oft binterIegt iporbea
mar. Die goli3ei lit iiber bieiem
fre6en uuter ibrer gsaie oiiseefiibr-
ten ein6rud pbaff" unb fam ii1
nidt erfldren, ipie Der ginbrefer
unbemerft in oas BoIi5eigeridts.
6immer gelnngen fonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
9OdJseitsslOdeif. !
Iet--arng.

wiitttpod slbenb idIoIIen SRI.
&atbarino 9rug, Softer beg Ieioer
5u fri6 peritorbenen Serrn 8iQianr
arug, uno Serr CHARLES Waet, dIte.
iter Sobn oes gbepanres 5reo 01es,
ben 8unb fiir's 2eben. Die Graii.
ung tpuroe burd 9fep. Gbonlas s.
9fadap in oer 8obnltng Der @roB-
eItern Der 8roiit, Serrn uno 5raii
6reb 4rug, 8tS iiioIide &c. Gtrabe,
ocG5oser. gor geginn Der gere.
monte lang Sraulein Snrriet Diet
oat Danniitg". Die 8raiit, NIT
eiiram pra1tigen 8elpo1toe oitge-
than tpuroe oem 9r1lltigam burd
ibren Onfel Serrn Gilbert aruq
Sugefiibrt. 9[ls @lunenm1ohen
flrngirte bic fleine Selene arig ino
als 0fingtr1gerit bic iitgeaolide
@retden @ouloing. Gbrenoone mar
SRI. SSrma 8ieoemnnn, Traliaeugett
iparen Serr 8biIipp Maet, SRI. Sdr.
rlef WteB 1tll0 Srl. Altce Sil0ge
ben ct. 2ouis. gsa9 Der Sraitlng
tpuroe ein 6eitmabl eineenomnlen,
an pelhem 81 8erionen tbeilndb.
men. 8as iiinge Baar bat eina
ausgeoebnte Sof5eitsreile nad Dem
Often nngetretsn uno miro am /.
September iein foiig einseridtetes
Seim 1921 Sarnam StraBe be3ie.
ben. Son ausipdrtS pobnten folgenoe
@aite Der Spd5eitsfeier bel: 6err
1no Srou Soiepb @rieieoief, Sraii
Robert Bauer, Or. 2ouis Saud unn
SRI. emma Sdntib GGn,1ntlib BON
ct. 2ouis) uno sSrau Guilt Scroll
ben Teolnn6s, Sal.
3nei alte oentihe Sntabn gatri.
sierfantilien iino Dnrd) oieie &ris
rotb in nabe beripattoihaftlide gc.
Siebungen getreten. Wiose Die @ot.
tim oes @IiidS oent iuliaen gaare
ftets bul0rei6 iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
SlaOeitsn iibcrIallcn nnO mihbunOslt.
Die GOlDoicS idjwrr bsitraft.-Na,
renee SdlrOeOer idJlimm
5nseridtet.

gctmntlid bn6en uniere Sod.
idnItnoetten IN Der Rabe BON Wlii,
icuri SoaeD ibr oiesi6briges 5eIO.
lager bc5ogen. @dbreno nun aa,
Gett Clarence Sdroeoer NIT cincm
aanernOen Der Staot einen 9einh
abiiatteten. muroen iie BON iieben
gengeln inn gllter bon IL bis 10
Sssn6reu iiberiaaen mo id)Iimm mib.
banoelt. Der illngc Sdroeoer, Elm
1uBcrit frieoiertiger Singing, fam
oabei am idlimmiten meg. 8ie er
aber an ieine 0iutter idreibt, III
or gutter 9inge. Salrm mar Der
llcberfda i'm 5cIolagcr bcfonnt &C.
noroen oils ii6 Die aaoetten iii.
iteten, I'M Dliiiouri gallep 3li ltiir.
men. giur nit Diiibe geIang es aa-
pifdu StriBinger, Die oufeeregten
SoOetten bon Dem Gorbaben hires
GIones ab5ltbolten. 9ie Sb1ter
nbcr nurOen bolo 6ingfeit gemodlt
unO i'm @nn5en in cine @eloitrofe
bon $140 genommen. Die RGoels.
fiibrer crbieIten ie $50 5uciftirt, OIL
here miBten ie $15 mO 5ipei ic
$40 be5ablen.
6rnu S6roeOer bat iih beute mad
Dem 6elOlager bege6cn, Inn iib mad
bcm gefinoen ibres Sun9en gu er-
funOigen.