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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
Die probe bertanoen.

rIns molten Die eisentIid nit ibrer ganf. eonnse id Sa Bin, sbt
e. fetnen arieg." Gieie @uue fo benz aoiier in Den Tunb ueIeat NOR.
Den, ols bel 3uipisung os gerbdItnies spiihen auBIono imb Deter.
reid, tpegen bs 9otanfrieges. peoer einmaI bic Gparer ibre S6ase aus
ben gurfen in ben oeufden 2anoen sogen. Hsse sA@z~~~Ylu
Ronder bot OBJ beies g8orhs Ss aoiiers ben aopf gefdltteIt unS
sefrngt: ~Go5u oann Ole auiunsen, Die ariegsberettoft lnb bic acbs
oes sanalers: pgir nerben an Der SGte Der guuoesaenoIen ieften" {?
Gornuf rnbte Die 9uberftt Oes aaikrs, oB Die gerenftaft os Seercs
nit oieer grflarrng os aun8Rrs genugen ner6e, ben 5tieben su e.
ipinsen ro Seferreifs TinhnaI Goroermsen ourf3uiesen.
Die erdgntfe baben Dem Safer reat eegeben. Seute lit Sfutori
ben aruppen Der gIodabenldtne ibergeben pooen, I'm bal6ouien, in Der
6ornt, ME Die beioen Grebunom1de an Der a6rin es ibrer eieencn 81
ferbeit iregen fir ndg boIen,5 miro sur 9Ghafe. =
9e aorite 3eihIng iot b1tteu Die Dem 3reiblnb ferntebenoeu
gi6fte Die ~geredtiGung Der o~herrephiihen Jorberuneen friber erfanrt
10 mare man frlber gum 3EIe geIonst. sASasFa7s
@ir pernuten, an Der erfenntnis Der garettigung miro es nobl
iDeniser sefebt baber, os an Dem Glniben an ben 3uiarnenboIt os
Greiblnoes, beionoers StaienS mo Seterreih8, bis gum aeBerfen. Ter
Greiblrno bat Die geIaihngspro6e betanoen. ] eorie ole RGtte iber.
iporen oB Der Giae Oa fi, od NIT ben Goffen 5uiommen5ubaI
ten, san Der Seie Der glnOesgenOTen Su feften". fam Die erfenntnis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22

Der SoHosscfretdr bot ctrn Gono BON 100000. Der nnter I'm
tdnOc ont 100000 cbSbt perOn afUsrldnat ut uutaiutU 81
fOHHsHb oh oas einncaeu Der arteit in s5obrifen. mad annabnc DC
reuen 1ariseeses. polthdrr .anihaiuuas inicrrtdt Der 3c65oancr ict
peroe, ODER oh mirhib inter '9clnit aenrbeir reroen mibc ~
Bic idon bel irnbercn Earircpiionen nh uuiu, ioan ndmHd
maHde Grobbarebe Die abidt boben. biecn .gnifannsS llntcrridt 81
crtciler, Inn ooOmt in Den tcacnoeu, @ahIeu bic eod5ounr weOer ans
huber w bruseu. limo TeHn oaS irtaeient Tiro, Damn ioacn oc Ramer
Der 6 tulOign au Den Stranger Der oihnthden Dieimma Gcnogct per.
ben, Der ~bobcr ien ioa ais Der panans."~
gcnn Dies bic enGsc Sraic it, 10 miro cS wenia belcn. gienefi
pare 9eraiuna ipeaei 9rudes 0r ben Acknowledgment gegeHiber bette.
benoen ggpfIifunaen wirtunssooaer. .lpeuu cine iOlde geirnhlns mog
lid it,. Gus mir oa%bugelent icn Iafen. sdiebif ino Ole Setter bon
athenuriernebmcn nidt oow on, auidauungs lInterridt 5n crtcicn.
iouoern Glo fir Die Afoudre inter Snne1atuna Der @cicte gu bcr6ic.
nn. gber iOde Rro5ene miroen pobl grpaFlaac icn mNen. ,
Ge Regieruus bat faun Gin auoercS 9itteI in Der SanO. ais BE.
farntanbe Der nuiitcn 0ebdmiHc un6 Der gtanen Gle fam ncmar.
Den. Der cmu 6~o5ritbctreb leet, our 5ortfabruns oes @c6dtes spin.
gen. llnS in 6oIset oeHeu fam fe ben einbrld nchgebcnoer, an fb I'M.
n0tger gerrbS einieIunarn nift perbiten, nit Dem Die gum Sdle.
Ben ~crfdGoHenen genebsetman rednen, nm in Der ndtien IabI Die
5hnrnecber unter ben arbeign sur Rudiebr gu 6en Sod3oanern ~
peranlnnen. te-@se- sEzS@s o. -
9ab en iolfss gpttel bel uus pirfiam icn fam. lRgt an ben fur.
gen Sernner. @r bnbeu es inter glepeIou6 erebt. auh oanraIs nur.
ou Die gsnmen Serer genaunt uno in Der bemoiratiihru grcTe on ocn
granser sernt. Die i'm erteaien.s aber aud fc erreten Ole Seientidr
felt uO bnben cine ~iorte greie". : unO in ir eebcn lie Den gelcsen
Die SfuIS uro fuhen bic gortsi an ben Stranger ;u fteQcn, oun Sarif.
poGif fe Ole sduIo on Der arbetsIoistet Sui6reiben.
eS tit fnr, bnb man bic q9ebooe nnDen6en min. g1an brautt MIR
sic fir @ieOerOeretnielms Der decentralization unS Der gua gRooIe
Turtei ptrtenSe Rrefc gu Ieicn I'M cs gu iebeL 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
sInS bcm staate 0Owa.

Sttnmp1. Bot yecnu. Der Or
pert ASeifeniiellpr" . Rnpor bon
Situmipn, Fat cine berporraacnog
Seiitung III Stanoe gcbradDt, inoeni
CT ieine acidieocne 6rau iuegen
Trumtcnbeit eiuiperrcn lieb. GS
ica ein ggrinf acmad)t tpcrOerL bic
5rnu in eincm 9rmfeubolo +. aipl
mtcr5ubringcn.
Davenport. Die Davenport 1urn.
gcmeinoe ieierte an Gonneritag
cen %. Snbrestas ibrss gin5u9s in
lire ileiie Sale. Serr @uitdu 90.
naIo belt Die Orlltide uno SenrD
gonmer eiue engIiide aniprafe.
Ger turneriide @eiit ioa in Der
Turnaemeinoc lpieOer erfpad)t iein.
Geiiauce. SnioIge oeS idnperen
gieaens lit sic 5ta0t ~poQnanoia
iiolirt. Die Nicocrmgeu in Der
llmgegcno iinO b~oaltanoig mitcr
8aiier gelebt. Der ueiic gbipaiicr.
fonal lit nidlt i'm Stanoe, sic 3lu.
tbcn auf3unc6mcn. 9ie eiBiac
ToitperbiuOung Der SiaOt ipuroe
Nurd Den 3ug Der 8abnorbeitcr
permittclt. Der rrgaImdbige gabn.
berfebr lit eingeiteIlt.
Sorlan. Sniolee Scr idnercn
Regengiiiie pnr0e 0os gnu5c 9otna.
tboI inter 8aiier gsiett. Ser i6uer.
tie Stiirm inno ON Wlittipodl itatt,
naer 9aDnperfe6r mar gebcmmt.
IcIepbon mo telegraph puroe.
eGenfaas gcit6rt, 0d Der @in0 Die.
9eitllng unterbrodJsn bate. Der
Sdodridnoen iii elm GROCER, oenn
Die Sant oiiritc itarf gelitten baben
@ebaltoe piiroe beihG0igt ODER ger.
tort uno bielcs gieb fam in oai
Slittben I'm.
@oterIoo. Or 2I.idbrige Glar.
ence eumoabl itarb rah ied)smonnt
idmer5IiGjen 2eioeu al eli.
ner arebsfrnnf6eit 6es @ebirns.
Cine llnteriudnng ocs Gebirnes
Dem 3o6e ergob Die ii6erra.
Shatiade, boB Die SGIfteI
hes 8eBirne8 febIte uno bonn
ber5e6rt mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22

M1hrrno Mittrpod a6en6 Sobn
Madc m SonoD's 2ofal Dem Bill.
IoroipieI obIog, fradte pl0slit Elm
GfuB; cine G1gel iauite ourfs
s~ysnfter ino fuhr Iafe in BEN &opf,
cine IcbenssefabrIife @unoe berur-
saheno. Inter Dem gerboht, Die
Ghot aiisgefii6rt 5u baben, lit Nid
Gtrainn nerbaftct tuuroen. 3mi.
idyeii oie1em unb Shade beltnno felt
Idngcrer 3eit 6einoidnft.
Ser @iaiom 8. Brennan NON
Eittsburgh 8a., @robpr1iib,ht oes
Er6ens Der eagles, belt iih al,f
Ser Heiie bon 9enper iloh i'4sr
5eimatbsitoot begriffen, Wi kEs4
abeno ols @oit Der bieiiden .-"e
beg Grben5 Der gogles fur5e Get
bier nuf. Brennan belt cine IGn-
frrc gniprdfe iiber Die 3tpefe uno
3ieIe oes Gr0ens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
nrihere cmahaerin aeitur6rn.

SIN aItcr bon 20 Sabrcn lit 5rail
Morgorctb Mener, StipicgermiItter
bon s. .. Sdinfer. in MiIpnnfcc
~aeiiorbcu. 5rau Meper ipnr fri.
Der in Omaha I'M iiioliden Staot-
ibciIc onidiiig, uno Die oltcn Nm.
fre0Icr tusroen iid ibrer nod gitt
ainnern fonnen. 5rnn Shinfer
rirb iih nod MiIpanfee b%ege6en,
nm Der geerOiguns bei5umobneu.
Gle iilberne 6od5eitsfrisr bes Gle.
pnareS Sdinfer, ipelfe am IS. Nai
ftattfinnen foLte, lit infoIge Oicies
2rauerfaaes berifoben tporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
arion aOnsert. p

Gas an MittpoG nDge9aItene
Aon5ert Des Geianguareiu arior
Carl lif Dem 9eIten anreiben, bas
Gem HllbIifum bon Council Bluffs
duf muiifali5fem uuo geianglidem
@ebiet bis iebt geboten iuuroe. Der
Mrion ipitroe in iainem 8emiihen.
6ern inuiifliebenoen Tublifum einen
hoben genubreifen 4benb git bic.
terr BON ben Mitglieoern oes Sina.
ia Muiifuereins alti oas 8eite I'M
terltiibt. Sic 2ieoeruortrage Der
Geianguereiire Grpbeus, Manner.
dor iino grinn fpnren cine Sffen,
Earning fir biele 3uborer. Der ge.
iDaItigc Ginorud, ben bic 2ieoer
s~GdngermarI1" uno sIn Der @e.
fer, borgetragen bon benz M1nner.
DIOR. bcborbradjte, befpies Dies sur
Ganiige. Ginen ebenio DirfungspoI.
Ell Ginoritd pnroe er5ielt ourf, Die
9fe0er pges Gangers Sarfe" uno
n@liibpiirmd1en" Onrd Ben Con-
crr0ia gameud]or. Srau sSfen
ffigte iih i'm lesterem 8ortrag i'm
IeItsa Sidt. SRI. @race Barr err
5ielte einen tpoblpsroienten Grfolg
nit ibrer ~iplnoerer flaren Sopran.
Gtimme IN Dem Bortrng mebrerer
Iiibider 2ieoer III eagliiher Spra-
die. Gie Guertiire .9ihter uno
Malter" tpiiroe meiiterbait bon Den
N~ereiniaicn Sdngern bon Snnabo
ut @ebor gebraht. Die BON Sen
Mrion S1rlgerll porgetrogenen Sic.
her v6riibIings5eit@ nno oas Irinf.
Iieo bonn pNbein uno @ein" Dir
fen oIs Cute 2eiihmaen be3eifnet
iueroen lmo muroen nit 8ei.
fan bcIobnt. Gie bunforiitiihe
Scei1e nit @sinng Ser anuerifa.
fser III DelitidIono" biIoetc einen
rin0rudspoQen abidIlB bes CLAM
5el6cn aon5ertes. SER s. 2eb.
mann, ais Mmeriforer, lang nno
fpiclts ieii,e MoIle nit MeiitcriAnft.
Ser Geo. MnfiL ols @irtb, or.
5ieItc polen 9cifol cbeniomobl fuie
&err 8. Tnifer ols 7orfidulse.
&err Carl @loe lang uno ipielte
lgine Mole ais reid,er Bauer NIT
@eId,id. Spmpntbiidl 5u nerlileft III
fie Wicoeraobc bet MoIle oes 1eIo.
Hiiiers, Bic BON Serrn Vefer Qaur
horfrffilih slint Musorld gebrad.
iuur62. @efpnoercn 9nnf Der0ient
err 7heo. 81. Meeie Ser nit arc.
III @eidlid ma lImiiht bos erfoIg,
EoltntlE 1Iaffs 5rrie gfsiE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
aameraOen in eisnna.

Tie sur @eeroigunp ibres Bra.
fioenten Merteis erihieneH Same.
raoen aus ben Oeutidcn arieger'
rereinen BON 0ebrasfa iiuo Como
iraren eeItsrn abenO @1ite Ses
Gmaba acknowledgements in Der
@aibingtcn Sole. sic bIieben in
iiiaOergniistcr Sisuna beiinmmcr
fis ibre 3iige obeingcn. Mouf
titles @Ios uirO ebrcn6 Mort puros
hem entihlofenelt anmcrnOcn, Bra.
iibcnt Mertens, nuf edit OeutiGe
ScIootentuciie acipiOmet. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
Der Wltoerruf oes BerItner Calculates.

Ods gYuinr 3ngeblaff" rtOo3ert. Die 3dtung nimmt ben, Der
.Deufden @aHenz unb Wunionss5abrit" gsnadhn 8orpuf bnb bic
|Jirma ~s.hdfli4e SOnOerintrsfin auf GationaGunfOten berolg, auss
bridib 5urid. es.=s-
9as r8erinr 5agsbldtt" battle biefen 9orpurf on bic vGnfhinunsen1
he's REORGANIZATION abs.orbnsten Or. 2ebtnedt i'm oeuift.n Rsi1ss
Tag sefnupft Dos sGonberinkrife ouf GdtionaunioHen" nurbe bonn in
her sanssn IIt os .prOfipariOismus" Osrariesn. Die Sarmloien
|fOftn BON fttider Gntrifuns uno bic Q6fdtli6en Don ipeitnoem Gift
gegen Deut6lanb lber. In Der Oeutide Gttuer3obler untsr benz Miltns
risuus unb oefn .graft1 enfateude, bRiss Bib purbs, as fir bic
btutffsn gerbdltnHie tppfh, i'm auslanb se3ist.
Die glnmoge bes ~gerintr 3oeeblatt' fprO boil burf bs 3ugsfdnbs
mis-, ob IS f1 bel fsinem unbtrehtgten @orpurf I'M obgsHonbene Gss
Ihthtsn hdHotI; Dons febsn Sabre 3urid uno Dor 5ei 5ahrtn fhon i'm
Rsi1stas ns In Der prfTe brett gstusn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22

$40.
80.
gew06nIide bis mittelmdbiae,
$6.25-7.00.
Stof Sellers s6.00-7oo.
guaen S575-7.25
Sdfueine -3ufubr 1900; marfi
Dc nie0riger. Glirhidnittsprcis
SS.25--8.30; bodItar @rris 1887
Ss.25 bis S.30i bod)iter greis
$s.37Kc.
sdofe- 3ufubr 500; Marft t5c
lis 25e n~ieDriger.
26mner$ 49, 0-8.50.
Mutterid)nfe S6.O0-6.25.
Sdbrfinge S7.00-7.25.
@iboer $7.00T.25.
geitfQt bic 1deIide 1ribiHe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
Narft6rridt
eao.2iuah1. p. mai.

Gaos2nah1. p. mai.
Rino0ieb- 230o; Marfi
felt bis 10c bo1cr.
0lite bis bette $8.00--S.40.
NlttelmoBige his CUTE $7.75-
500.
@cuO6nIide Biz mittelm1bige,
S7.30-7.75.
aiibe uno Sellers, itarf.
@ute bis bette Sellers 1925
7.75.
8ltp bis bette Slide $6.80-7.25,
$6.00-6.S0.
MittelmoBige bis cute aiibe
$50.
@eiuobnIide Biz mitteImdBige
$3.75-6.O0.
Stoders uio feeders, feIf.
Cute bis bette $7Ao--7.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22

Sn Dem SAME bon See &srbmnn.
3S. nno Narncp Strobe, fam Niit.
nod Abcrb 3crcr Bim AuSbrlih,
eas abcr i'm Seine critidt iuuroe.
Der nn1criftcte Sdlaocn bctrdot
mebrere bnn0cri Collars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
Smaba @ctrei6c. Warft.
2ma6a, %. gRdi.

&lldDa, II. gtdl.
Starter gsci5en-
@r. 3, s5K-8615c.
Or. 3, S5-S6c.
Gr. 4, st-SlRc.
5riibiabrs @e5en-
Nr. 3, S4E -851ac.
Gr. 4, 80iA-S4c.
Duran @ei3en-
Nr. 9, sS-SS15c.
Gr. 3, 87-S7hc.
8eiBes aorrt-
Gar. 3, 57-57Ac.
9sr. 3, 56%-57c.
CIR. A, 55A-56Hc.
GeIbe5 aorn-
SIR. 2, 56k-56a4c.
g}r. 8, 56A-56Kc.
SIR. 4, 55-56c.
aorn-
Ger, 2, 56A-5614c.
gtr. 3, soc.
Or. A, $3.50.
@eiBer Safer
Nr. 2, 36H-8614c.
stanbarb SAFER 36c.
Rr. 3, 35H-3534e.
CIR. A, 35-351ac.
W~fal3gerite 5000.
6itttergerite 9r. l. 4f-43c.
Hoggen-
SIR. 2, 56h-57c.
gtr. 3, 55h-56Ac.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22
Sberes gH6 lit 6as pobI1etrofene aontcrfi Gi6arS 8agncrs; o.
umtere ialt cine Seene in etuer gSobnuug bar.

Gas Sobr 1918 mar fr GeutihIanS elm f~ruftbaes, Elm bcrbdna
HtsUoleS uo rGte5 81 i9m ertob fd Ns oelracbe go4, nm Elm Ian9c
getragenes, idlnodpoaes Spb ab5inperin uno bic DamaIs erfodtenen gor
reiten Siege in Den 9efreiuugsfriegen erilaen nod beute nad 100
5aHren leoes oeutide @erj nit Dem gluDenofen e%ntDufasmu5 uno Dem
aad aidaro @doncr, Der e60pfr bs @%uff6rumas, crblidtc in
lener groBen 3it oas Stdt Der gseLt; r pruoc am p. Yai 1918 in
kesp5g gaboren. Sen Batter, Der goiet4ftunrus mar, itarb, ais Der
Ridaro crit ias gionate 5dbte, Imb nndoeu feline 9futter ib nit
Dem StaldpieIcr lmO @aIcr Suomig geper pieoer ~Uerbeiratbt bate
oer3o9 Die 6amilie mad Gresoen.
sg&n steioater1 iagt gsagnu in ictncr Geographic, .moate, i'd
loute Waller per0en; i'd mar aber ie5r tngetidt i'm 3eihuen. arr5 Dor
aeon1tqf ulo oi oamalS gan5 neuen o5in9lerntron5" auf Dem SLID
lpRlen gcIernt uO eHrn Tag Dor iiuFm 1o0e mubte ih ihn beioes
a POI ael 5a 9orte ln I'M Neben5mner nit idpaaer Stinlmc gu mel.
ner gfuiter 1a1en: oSolte ar nieaeitt Talent sur 4tuitt baben?@-4m
trIhen Nor8en, ais er genorben mar, frat meine Urtter in Die ain6er.
iaGe leoenl Der ainoer etpas, mo mir iaata fe; Nus Dir bat
ehras MAIDEN moler" Sd entltnre mid, ooB ib mir LANCE 3dt elm.
gebtloet bnbe, cs Dlr6e etUas aus mir merOen.~
lO mas aus Dem arobtcn Der aorponinen oacr Soften gepor6eu,
MIRO III Dem ~nadirbmoen @coidt bon alma airdfet, G6icaoo, in
DeDrer |ele pleOerge9eben:
Gins teen sdadten, 8piiden sdutt ln6 9rinmern
80 lang Oer9eiign tie perborgn Iogen,
erabet Oh Die alien &el0enia1en
9erbetBimgsnoa, mle Go0 sum &idte fIimmern.
III itiegt i5a nod Dem alin3cnb aolonm sftmHcrn
llH0 fan0et Segfrieo rno Den gnnmen 6aoen,
On 1ortelt grnbiIo Inn ben Seoen flagcn,
Zen graulen StnopltrH t~ooesrodeuo pimmern.
Qu fauOdt arffon ub BEL i6m SfoT6e;E
San1bauier and iaB I'M @~enusberg,
1abit 4aripal, Der rin-un0 Tor gcfueien,
aud Sobengit unb GIia Die gielboloe,
Gen 4lberit mo ieine 3an6erpprge,
Saglt Senta, oe, onr9 &ree tonnt erl6fmF
llu6 MN beaanneit OH nit 3apbert6ncn,
3e Tire Strait aus oeiner Seele tranfen,
Die Sagcn srnit, bod Iietfh sa unrnnfen,
Iit Oenes Settles Stentpe ie al froucn.
limo 10 edfuft @e6il6e 6t 6s ed6nen
limo fermet neil, 0urfl n1ftac Ce0anfer
Gc, tn Sergeienbeit ihn I1ngIt perialfcn.
I'M JIG nit Slang ua0 ggiroe 3a beIebner.
lln0 0a oil tie erpedt gu neuerr 2e6er
llno reid gedntiidt NIT 6p6ren Melobin,
Sino fe rmftrblib MN, Die alien Saaen.
llno nDcnn IN @ort mo 3on fe ufs imrifape6en
90 lelnam flang- uno maftuoQ inns iunfaphgr
Sic lnire Seelen, 3u 6l ggoHcn traacn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-22

- raiterarb Gigefs nennt Die SoIhrng Der Standardization our
GinefHheu anIeibe ~Te Aenung gbinas bon Dem areu3 aus 0oIot
&err 9rpan repro0l5ert oMe anfpieIung anf Elm berubntc Meoe In
Chicago, bic iba ieine crpc ssuaiaation eiHbradle, nit ueI gs6nacn i'm
sGonumoner'.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
FOESOF CHARTER
HAVE A NEW PLAN
Ranks Weakened, They Pro-
pose to Put Both New Docu-
mentS Up to Legislature.

Their organization greatly weakened,
a plan to settle the charter fight in a
way that they hope will be agreeable to
both sides was generally discussed among
the opponents of the proposed reform to-
day, and some of the leaders asserted
that a majority of the city council would
consent to it.
Their proposal is to pass the Gambler
Hopkins McCleland charter to the legfs-
lature with the request that it be sub
mitted TO the people. Also they will re-
wise the old charter along the lines al
ready suggested and ask the legislature
to enact the new provisions into law If
the new charter is accepted by the people
1t VIII take the place of the old charter
ana the amendments If ii should be
rejected the present charter and the
amendments would be the city's organic
laws.
Councilman Claude L. Ashley, of the
charter revision committee of twenty-five
said today that he positively had decided
not to introduce his famous amendment
barring Mayor Woodward and the mem
bers of the present council from service
under the new charter for two years.
Though the resolution was generally re-
garded as joke, its support at one time
was sufficient to be serious
Councilman Ashley said, however, that
he was not surrendering his position to
any faction. He declared he would let
the people know in very positive terms
just where he stood on the charter ques-
ton when the right time comes. The
committee OF twenty five meets Tuesday.
Aldine Chambers, defeated by Mayor
Woodward for mayor, and Alderman
James r, Nutting, who have been the
two most active opponents of the new
charter are still firm in their positions,
but 1t is the consensus of opinion among
political critics that they have been bit
terly disappointed in the support they
have received.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
U. S. LIQUOR LICENSE
COSTS BLIND TIGER"
YEAR BEHIND BARS

For the first time since its passage
the law making the possession of a
Federal liquor license prima facie evil
dence Of guilt of a violation of the pro-
hibition law was invoked in Fulton su-
per1or court today, when Arthur
Beard, a negro, was sentenced to
twelve months in the penitentiary by
Judge Thomas.
While the existence of the law has
been taken advantage of in other Sec
lions of the state and it's validity has
been established by the appellate court,
Fulton officials have put little faith in
it.
Beard was arraigned for selling
whiskey on the flimsiest sort of
straightaway evidence, such as Is us
ually employed in such prosecutions.
Solicitor Dorsey presented to the court
a Federal liquor license as proof of the
prisoners guilt, and called the jury's
attention to the existence of the law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
OLD PEOPLE CAN'T KEEP
WARM WITHOUT A TONIC

With aged people, the blood is thin
and circulation poor, organs act
slowly, digestion Is weak, and the
body does not get sufficient warmth
from its food. Do you wonder that
they suffer with the cold, and sue
cumb so easily? They need a blood
and warmth making tonic during
the winter.
Jacobs Wine Cod Liver Extract is
not only a very pleasant tonic, but
unquestionably the best for aged
people, to make more blood to in
crease the appetite and to give them
strength to resist the cold. Syrup of
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aromatiCs and port wine are COM
bined with the medicinal properties
of the cod liver, and every particle
Of nauseating oils and fats elimi-
mated, making an agreeable tonic
which, instead of upsetting the sem
sitiVe stomach, stimulates digestion
and increases the appetite. 1t is
nourishing, blood making tonic and
builds up strength rapidly. All frail
people need it to ward off colds,
coughs. bronchitis, grippe ana
pneumonia.
We know that Jacobs Wine Cod
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
HONOR SNATCHED
FROM H|KER BAND.
Tramp Ended, SuffragetteS Get
Order to Hand Message to
Congress, Not Wilson.

EVANSVILLE, MD, Feb. 27.-The
hiking suffragettes were robbed of the
honor of delivering the suffrage mes
sage to President elect Wilson, for
which they have tramped $50 miles
from New York city to Washington.
Today was the last lap of their hike,
they being ready to enter Washington
tomorrow.
The blow was a crushing one to the
mixers and was contained in the fol-
lowing telegram received by General"
Rosalie Jones from Mary Ware Den
nett. corresponding secretary of the
National American Woman's Suffrage
league, of New York:
The executive board today voted
tnat they present the message them
selves to the congressional commit
tee"
The message which General Jones
carries was from the New York suf-
frage headquarters and there was gen.
eral amazement today over the tele-
gram, The mixers leader made known
the contents of the telegram while the
army was en- route to this city from
Laurel. Md.
The mixers became indignant, made
charges of jealousy and demanded that
their general deliver the message to
Mr.. Wilson herself.
Il think such a plan would be bad
one said the general I'VE must be
dignffied and we shall bow to the
wishes of the New York leaders
shall turn over the message to the
Washington congressional committee,
as requested"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27

convince these people that any govern
ment erected by Mexicans can be made
strong enough to resist revolution and
to put down disorder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27

Here's the latest word from Paris
that center Of all that is chic and saucy
all the fair ladies' Of the mode are
kissing farewell to the straight front
corsets into which, with many wrlggles
and EXPLANATIONS, they have forced
themselves for the last year or more.
Farewell is the cry, and every new
gown Is being made to At figures that
are no longer as straight and fiat as
lead pencils.
At Auteuil, where the Danes de
Grace promenade to the ecstasy of
fashion experts. the new models, just
shown, present a figure that has a
graceful curve. The waist which is
high in front, also slopes down below
the present position of the waist in
the back.
To insure this graceful curved effect
of the figure being visible and yet to
retain the supple, strenuous lines of
the mode now fashionable is causing
the corsetieres no end of trouble, the
present straight front corsets being
made chiefly of whalebone To com
bine both effects. all the new corsets
will be made Of elastic tissue, which is
more pliable and can be fitted to the
figure better
The present rage for straight fronts
has extended around the world and it
will be some time before the new
modes, which are also declared to be
more comfortable, will be seen beyond
the watering places.
Meanwhile all ladies of fashion are
heaving a sigh of relief and murmur-
ing, Farewell, straight fronts!"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
TAX ON GRAIN KEPT
IN ELEVATORS UPHELD

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Authority of
Illinois state officials to tax grain held
in elevators for inspection or cleaning was
upheld by the supreme court The de-
cision vitality affects the vast grain mar
ket and elevator interests there. Grain
actually in transit, the court held, is not
subject to local taxation. however
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
TENNESSEE HEIRESS
BELIEVED KIDNAPPED

BIG SANDY, TENN, Feb. 27.-Miss
Mary M. Campbell, sixteen, an heiress,
is missing and relatives charge that she
has been abducted by two men seen
with her four days ago. 1t is charged
that the men were sent for the young
woman by her aunt, Miss Ida Wood,
of New York city, who is alleged to
have desired to have the girl. A rigid
Investigation is being made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-27
WHO'S WHO AMONG SUFFS
Is TITLE OF A DIRECTORY

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-"Who's Who
Among the Suffs" will be the title of a
directory Of Windy City suffragists.