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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

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netmaa
Qas neueiic 9cpprliulliiitiif edg
ppanjiaile ieiucr art. meldea IN
Sricbrihshaieu ac5aut murOe, bat
nunmchr bic idmmtlihcu abu0hmc.
iubrien. mclde bon Scr 6eertslei.
tung Dor Der en61iItiacn 8ciibcr'
areiiitna grioroert niiroeu, uuIleu.
bet. Ger genultiae Segler Der gili.
te berblcibt norl0uiig IN gaaeu Dos
uno miro IN Der Reibe Der WliIiiars
Iuftitiiie 0en Iameu .3 8" filbreu.
3rdn5oiiibe WlelOmgen, 6aB am
Sonutag aaein SlDoIt oeutife Sol
ooten ocieriirt ieien un6 iidl bel Der
Sremoenlegion gemcloet bdtteu, iper-
Sen bon bnlbamtlider Scite eutid1ie-
cen in 2lbreoe geiteat 9a5 aitBer-
aeDobnIih prompte Gementi ertldrt
iid luobI oaOltrd), OaB iene gerid1tc
bieIfad @lauben geilHoen unO ntdlt
aeringe gelunrubigmg berborgerll.
fen batten.
Die preubii6e Staatsregieruna
gebt nit Dem BIone Inn, cine Sor.
oeriteuer fir glutomobiIe einjufiib-
rem. 8u Dem Gn0e lino ole Sber.
prdli0enten Der berihie6enen Bro.
bir3en angeipieien iuor0eu, i'm Sep.
tem6er cine 3eibe BON gtln0iragen,
pelde 6aS erforOerIide 9latertoI
fir Die gecignete Gintbeiluug Der
GtqperR Iiciern icla. q. hnautpeEs
ten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
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Itpah EhttlIt bdimtta
pHtliuitn mitbaahtii
Hhftiii mafllsa

0nInHa Wm 2i NHll nr
b. tslHhm ilt 10000 in biu tmu
lffeffapfin btldall.aie afbalfg
am eiflH ftob Bat WdJannatn
Der Wmmiu bsr llnien llttW lid
ffnHph blgle ter lfflltr m au5
idfeiinHam bmpbm neIgIsth
libefiiflfa sc ctpniiet Idiluln ilg
nleher. uahmen ihntu h.e Slgmr
nb unh ml4hauarllgu iic WndI
uuhFn Nlaldtnetim III 0eu hip.
irfnfiitm trriipri rer mouuer.
neiir pnh bern estiute 0cs Sbcriiil
nm entItnolma bon Inippcn Csc
Dor unb aab Dem Wcncraldouian.
ten HahArrtouf gelebI, 2i00 glili3.
loleuten Hadl Dem gebicte Der I'm.
ruben 81 mpricu lluicr 6ieicn be.
hlnoen fh Sniautrric. adooacrir
nno sna dlHraicucraeidliibc. Der
Vlan oes 8enerolaOiutanieu aehi
haIIiii. bic Stretfer IN ibren 2oaern
sn haltrn, bis iit Die 9liircguna
gcIegt bat. Wlau befirdltet glut.
pergieben .l..s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
GjranS syslanO graucrei.

Der aontraft fir Die nelle g[ftien-
grauerei in @rono S5slanO nuroe
am Niontag, ben 81. S5uIi, bon Den
aontraftoren 8iiam Sotbmorm 1mo
S. 8. 5aubIe eiterieits un6 Dem
grdIioenten Martin S6inmer mo
GefretGr 9lidoro @0bring an0erer,
icits intter8eidnet. Der &ontpaft
fir bic @cbdtioe bclduft ii6 aui
$58,O00 un0 oie innere @inridtunq
ngefGbr $4,000. Ser 8ou ion
nit boiler araft betrieben peroen
mo nuroc am 0ienItag bercits Die
&uSmeIiung u1o g(usleglng borge.
nomnten. Die @ebGuoe iolen fon.
trattgetud. bis gum Is. 9e5enl6er
Oieies Sabres fertig gelteat icin.
Die glfticns9IuSgobe lit ouf 1926.
600 geiebt uno iino bercitS ii6er
100000 bon 9}iirgern @pnno 95S.
lonos unb llmgegcno gc5eiAnet
iporOcn. Ger 9etrag elmer 9(ftie
lit 500 mo f6nnen biciclben beim
Scfretdr nod bis 5mn fitaeiebten
8etrag ae3cidnet iperOen.
0os 9irettorilm beltebt ans fol-.
genoen Scrren: Ntartin S9immer,
4rdlibent; @m. Sdeffel, gice.9rd-
iioent; 9ti6arO @oebring, Sefretdr
ino Sdasmeiiter; Senrp gtietfeIo,
5rib 2obmonn @m. 8cit mno
<it. Siebers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
grcnhiidr geamttr in cma6a.

Scrr W 6arms, elm bdbercr BE.
.amter Der preuBiiden gerguerts.
pcrrUaItmg, Der ieiue 5criu nit
ciHer @ereiiuua Der Der. Staaten
aushiut, meilte am 3ouneritag in
Smnba. 6err Sorm5 befano iidl
in 9egIeitllug Der Serreu Or. Sau.
itcin BON Smaba, 9nul 8upper,
gaufier bon gecmep gleb., unO
@aitor 5reo @upper BON SiucoIn.
Serr Sarns luBerte iid auBerit
tepunocrn0 iiber Die Gnhuidelung
9}ebrasta's umo i'm geionoeren
Gmabas. CT itpute DieIe 5ragen
betreffs Der uatiirli6en SiilisqueI-
len ocs Staate8 lm0 Der inOuItriel.
len 8erbdltuiIie Smaba's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
slus Dem auuore6.

mnibinoton. %. Suli.-Dic "a,
rifoebntte mur0e i'm Seuat icrtge.
fest: Die 9emotraten baben bis iett
ieoen Scr beiprodcnen 8orograpbeu
burhaebraflt. Senator @orfs be.
iful0igte 8rdlioent 8ilion, oaB or
en Dem Gntrpurf Der Sariiporlnge
ottinen glntbeil gcnommen babe.
Nor Dem Qobbpfomitc iDiro Die lin.
terllthung geaen glulbna fortgeiebt
Senator gunnlius beihuloigt Die.
len oireft Der llnDabrbeit lmo CT.
fIdrte es inter ieiner 8iiroe, Wlul.
ban einem StreBoerbor 81 inter.
perfen. @lulbda CAB ipdter 5il
baB Der Northumberland gegen
9unmins Jet, neil 0ieier 5n @m.
fen oes adtitiinOisen gIrbeitstnges
iei.-ssobn 3. Nurpbb bon anOr.
bile, IeuH.. tpuroe 5um EoitnTeiIter
5gS Genats esAainlt ssaAsi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
Observation-Disclosures ser 0GOncorbia'.

Ger 9omengeimtgbereiit pGon.l
tor6ia" miro nGditer Wlittipohl
glben0, ocn 30. SSitlt IN ben 9lit.I
logen 0es 8entiden Soities ELM
SommerfeIt perbuiiocit nit Eort5.l
fran5den obbalten. SoipobI iei.i
lens Der Gereiiigten S1neer ols
aud, oes 0omen6ors iuto eincs
0lanncrqnartett tperOen rrebrere Gle.
Ser III @ebor gebraht tpcrOcn. Cine
goI0eue bon Serrii 8roOegaar0 ge-
Itiftete llbr eelangt 5nr 9erICoiiIng.
Ger @orten miro feltlid belelidtet
nno oIles getbat iuerOeu, i'm ben
@dIten cinige nngenebme Gtlinben
5i bereitcn. g[Ie sSreitnOe 0es Ser.
ems iinO ber5Iid cingeIoOen.
,---------... 9ns &crlike.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
aonbent Der galtcr .qian.

7rtroit, 25. SuIi-Die 8alter.
2ign, Elm ger6onO lut6eriiher @e.
fcllihnitea iimger 2eute, bat bier
ibreH aonbent obgebnIten. Grnit
Gilbert BON Wtilnmtfee tpur0e Sum
Hr1lioenten mieoergelpGblt. 3beo.
bora $. glIbreht BON Detroit MIR.
fe 5uin 0eutiden Sdriitfiibrer erfo.
ron. Der stonpeItt Gnoerte Die Sta.
tuten bobin o6, Dab Die engliide
Gprnde forton glGidc 8eredtigumg
NIT Der oeutihen erbaIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
7RrFcn in gnlaarira.

qonoou. %. Suli.-09ue cine
arieascrtlaruug acacu 9uIgaricu 3it
erlaiiCu itno Die 5ilrfen beute IN
bulgariibes @ebiet ein1eorunaen
Die Crtidaiten on Der SamboIi
9a6n iinO bon 0en 9tirfen bciebt
m0 purocn ipdter bon ibnru nie.
oergebrannt. Die tiirtiihe 9orbut
lit iogar bereitS bis gbilippopel
poraeorugeu. Die 8iorte gIaubt.
DAB Die Dlddte, unter iib uneinia,
iie in i6rcm gormarib uiht ouf.
1alten iDer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
M1itr Ser sIf.snr. Rrn

Die sum StaoiDef5anO 9incolr
geborenoen Oeiitihen gereiue mer.
ben g}ontag 9lbenb @aite Ger bieii
GEN Misunderstanding iein Git
2incolner weroen nit Dem g[6eno.
suge bier eintrefien m0 nadoen
iie IN Die @ebeimniiie Der g(f. 5ar
Ben eingeipeibt iin0, mieOer uat
Sallie 8rriidfrbreu. Gs ite6t iuo6I
auBer Srn9e, oaB iie fif i'm GaiteQ
Der Ritter gut anliiiireR per0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
saOoIt sSmsrOuement Gln6.

Der Siiopit Improvement Club
bat in ieiner Sibung ain Qonuer.
flag beidloiien. Die Staotfommiiidre
CUR glusfiibrlmg Der perbeiBenen
@erbeHerlmgcn in Der llmgebuna
ces giperbiem 8arfS 3u Oeraulaiien.
@s lpuroe beidloiien, 3u oieienl
3luede Dem Wlnpor uno Den Wlit.
qlicOetn 0es StootratbeS gl6idrifteil
elmer oenentipreAeu0en 9ielolutIon
5u3uienoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

glap elriiiin, bon tiner SHnbrnintri
5nriidlehrrnD, t0OiIidl urrIrtt.

Wdbreuo 5cmr M lriibcr Mcr.
aeniuuoe Die 2i.idbriac Rarn grif.
fu IN gealcihma eincs on0eren
glaodcns un0 5wei 9ldnnrrn IN ei.
rem ioaetaimien Hooobaiic 5uriid-
lebrien toaiOirie 0as gluio an Der
i6. m0 Garf StruBe NIT Dem Ma.
aen oes @einiiie9artncrs Rin6a BON
6lorrnce. SnfoIge Der @cipoIt 0es
sInpraas ipuroe oie eiierne 5ponae.
heIhe bag gleicrbera6 bait, ge.
iprengt im0 Elm giienitiid trof bic
Griffin acgrn Oie red)te SdIafe, ei.
men SfdoeIbru9 berurinheno. Ole
9erIebte ipur0e no1 Der 4oIi3eiitn.
tion un0 bon bort nod Dem ct.
Soiepb SoipitaI befOroert Sie
fam nid)t nit Dem Seben Oooonfom.
men. Ger Gbnuffeur Carl 9oge.
Iano tpuroe berbaitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
Scner 6ei smiit's.

@egett 10 ll6r Morgens Fam i'm
eriten Stodlperf Der 9iingerfabrit
Scs Spift GtabIiiiement in Sii0.
2mnho aus bis6er unbefalmter llr.
fnde yeuer gum glusbriit. Die
5euerfpebr mar prompt 3ur SteIe
ltn0 Oauf fires energiihen Gin.
greifens muroe oaS 5euer auf iei-
nen Serb beihrdnft un0 bolo &c.
I0idt. a5rnmer6in aber 6etrdgt Der
Sdaoen mebrere bun.
bert Dollars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
SIeinhGnSler ;Sriibidl[nE.

Ger omaha &leinb6n0lernerb1n0
iuft oas Groblem 81 I6ien, fpie am
beiten Dem @eies, Oas Die 9lrbeits.
itunoen ser 2ooennr1Ohen auf 9
Stunoen ieItiest, entiprohens per-
cen fam, Oh Die 9Goen am Gam.
Itag ale Inn 6 ltbr i6lieBen, ooer
Oh 6ie 02dOden in 5pei Sfihtea
arbeiten ioQen. Die 6 llbr Sdlie-
5unq bate man bereits entlhie6ens
lr0oh proteltirten sic Grocer Dage.
Gen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
9ntidnfter Milipn nelnnhet.

gsetp gorf, 25. 3uli-&cnrr
Cane Nilion, nmerifanii6er Bot
id,nftcr III W1erico, III beute gor,
mittag apf Dem 9ampier oNerico"
bier eingetrofien. gr miro gcgen
Q[benO iii Der 8unoesbnuptita0t oil.
fpmnfen, I'M morgen Dem PrdiiOen.
ten 8ortrno iiber bic Gage III Die.
rico Al! bQIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
enh.Cmnln.

@eltern g1a6nittag pur0en Die
iter6Iiden Reite bon 4apitdu .. Q.
@arf6nrit Oeiien 2eide i'm NiiIouri-
fluB na6e NanOm @. O., geiltn.
ben muroe, auf Dem 2aurcl Sin
3rie01oie beigeiebt. BUR 8rauer'
feier batten ii6 in Der gSobnung
bunocrte BON sreunoen uno Der
iuanoten Oes geritOrbenen eingefun.
ben.
Gle fleine 3odtcr bon Serrn
uno s5rou SSobn 3oblcr, 28. mto
81 il5traBe, puroe nabc Der elters
Iifen Mobniulq bon eiltem bosarti-
gen Sunoe gcbiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

Morgen, Samitag, ben 26. 3uIi.
finoet 81 &apiIlion ole Sabresber.
ionlmllmg oes g2e6rasfa 8Iattoeut.
iden gunOes itatt. gefanntIid) bal
Der Smabu gInttoeutide 8ereiu iid
entidloiien, ii6 bon Dem 8unOe
Ics3uiagen imo bat aus 0ieiem
@rllnO oud feline 8elegnten er.
mdbIt 0logen oie 9lrbeiten bes
@uAoss bun grfcIs geftont frin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
sdliefen eamitaa nm 6 1l6r.

Die bieiigen aleinbdloler bdbet'
in i6rer bcatc 8ormittog Itattgefun.
beuen aonfcrcn3 beidloilen, mdb-I
reno 0eS Ulonots glugiit i6re @e-I
Iddfte an SantItogen Inn 6 llbrI
9(ben0s 3u idlieBen. Sails fihI
Ser 8lan ro9 S9luB bes Wtonatsl
erfolgreid ermeilt, miro oerielbe bei.I
pehalten iper0en. NJ. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
8na[f [eidte 9amdlen berhaftet.

Die EoIi3ei berbaftete am Dolls
nerItag in oeri6ieoeneu E6eilen bes
@eiddftstbeiIes 5polf perfomnene
NtG09en. Ger &oli5eirihter be-
Itrafte ic6e NIT $25 nebIt Soften
inter ser 9[nflage beS &agabunoi.
rens. Die meiIten iperoet bic
Strafe obiiben rniiiien, on iie Die
0an0pfe" ni6t batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
1tninrttrr h atnlirn

WidiIafi0, Is. s5ltIf.-gtn fIrht.
lorer Grfnn BAT ocn geiammten
italieniihen SeeuoiTtrift perni6tei.
Ser dngeridtetc Sa6idooen lit i'm.
gebeuer. Die Icmperatur lit itarf
8eiaaen, unO Die 6oIgen Oes I'm
Ucttcrs MAIDEN iif in gan3 StaIien
bemerfbar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
antlnLiidrr apnhent III Gnhe.

Detroit, Nfidl, rs. S5uli Ger
S9. sobresfonpent Oer Catholic
gDonng @len's geational Union fanb
init Der gc1mtenipa6l ieinen glb,
ibTuB. SIN ndhiteu SSobr miro Der
slonpent III Cambridge Springs,
ga, abge6n(ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
gerlanaerllnn Der straienba9nIinie.

sDfit 0en glrbeiten filr BerIn1ges
rltng Ser 56erlnan 9lbeitue Stra-
benba6nliuic miro beute be9onuen.
Cine 3tpeigIinie miro gele9t tper.
ben, no sic Sberunn III Die Gonl'
nlercial 2lbenue biegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
Sin nener SiOman.

Sic 9leiIe na9 S5talien" betiteIt
Tifj Der &oman Der nit Der beutigenl
g(lsga6e Ser oIdgli9en Smabo,
9ribiine" ieinen glnfang nttrint.
GcrIel6e ipielt in Der b6beren @e.
feQIdaft, 1T ipauneno gei6rieben
un0 miro oen 2eiern iiAer gefa1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
9raii0ent @l01ler anf 0ienilreiie.

8r6ii0eitt MobIer BON Der Union
9acific gnbn befinOet iid auf eiiler
Gienitreiie i'm Beiten. 8ns Gea
riidt, 0aB er in 2os glngeles, Sal,
nit on0cren 9abnbennten betreffs
Oes 9(nfaufes Ser San Beoro 2inie
fonferiren iDer0e, miro i'm Su1abo
0anptqnartier in gL6re0e geiteat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
sdlreflide gsnLptrerulpiiun.

Montreal, Gannoa, 25. Suli.-5Sfi
Ger 6obrif Der Canadian grploiibe
Gompanp 81 9eIoiel erpIooirte cine
3onne Rulper. Sieben g[r6eiter
irurSen inioIge Der grploiion ge.
t00tet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

SER SSofob SdoBler miro Geute
gum geiu1 ieiner 9lutter ouf eine
@ode na6 8eitii0e, Soma, reiien.
@r miro bon ieinem iiingiten 30t-
tcrdeu beaIeitet iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
20 @erLehte.

Sort GuOge, s5a., %. Sui. SSll
Ser 0adbe BON bier entgleiite ein
gserioncr- iiiO @iitcrjue Der @iin-
neoppIis & ct. 2ouiS 8obn, uno
10 9sniidgipre ipilroeu nlebr ODER
nriil0er idtDer Derlest
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
famiIitnItbtn
utrni6itiI


fHNHisHh. 1fHn, a5 Snli@
1rfi NiaAer Be ebrrdofts Subn
aeppeF hd5iff mffhm bon elner
aidHrtfIdlmaa artlilm. mb ols
be Wluiifr ber stnapr bielen anr
phIlr elite Iitl Sos litInile Ia elnrn
llah uu0 frifaul ric Ainhtr
prfoen BEN 2dlauanbib trlleagu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
etrrilfr inl aamnlc actIbtrt.

Gbarleston, 90. ga, %. suli.-
Bier streifer tpilrOm i'm Sample
nit ggddtern Der 6orcit Goal Som.
PAM eriholien. Wlebrere 8ddter
iUuroen DerTpunoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

.so6en Sie Oas Bud: Ter
Mann Der Serrihcr Ser 8clt?"
vGemiB, nein S5errt"-al altttportete
oic 9ibIiot6efarin icbr boilidl =
.eSn meIfer glbt1eillmg fam if es
fiiGcu2" pSeben Sie NAL inter
Nl1rhen nad."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25
Actterbcridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council Bluffs rto
llmgegeno: 9legenibauer beute
slbeno oocr SaniItag; ip6rmcr belte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

SSn gloripeeen iino 5raiicn ilber
25 Sabre nnbI6eredtigt. Gb ben
gtcrlpe9erinnen bos 9eroniigen nit
ccn 9efenttniS ibres gllters ui1t
Sll tbfuer ertalit ilt?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-25

@Finner's GIbDiD Wlaearpni- -bei al.
lan Wrpcets. @eTEadt In gsebrasfa.
The Washington times., 1913-07-23
ERIE ROAD READY TO
ACCEPT ARBITRATION
Railroads Demand to Have
Their Desires Taken Up
With Those of Men.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The only prob
lem the Federal mediators in the East
ern railroad strike situation had to deal
with today was the request of the con-
ference of railroad managers that their
eight demands on the employees be ar
bitrated along with the demand of the
men for 20 per cent increase in wages.
The statement from President Under
wood, of the Erie Railroad, received by
the mediators that his road would ac-
cept any award made under the New
lands act removed what probably would
have been the most serious obstacle to
an early settlement Of the differences
between the union men and their en-
ployers.
drawal of the Erie from its position
that 1t would not grant an increase Of
wages under any consideration-was
the assertion that the men would be
asked to defer the date on which any
advance might become effective to jan
Cary, 1915.
The union leaders declared today that
this was a question for the Erie to
settle with its own men, and would
have no effect on the general arbitra-
tion plans. The Erie must now accept
the ruling of the board of arbitration
however, and the conference committee
OF managers will be authorized to rep
resent the Erie in the conferences.
The mediators today again took up
the question of the railroads withdraw
ing their eight demands which have
been made on the employees. 1t is gen.
orally believed that the railroads will
consent to the withdrawal of these de-
mands, but If not. the mediators will
ton
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DR.. James Brown Scott
To Go on Peace Mission

Closer relations between the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace and
the Institute of International Law of
Europe are expected to be established
as result of the visit of DR.. James
Brown Scott, secretary of the endow-
ment, to Oxford, England, where the
institute will hold its annual meeting
next month.
The institute IS the most exclusive
and Influential body of lawyers in the
world, and while it is in no sense OF
the word a peace organization, II has
consented to act in a legal advisory
capacity for the Carnegie Endowment.
In this way it will be Of immense bene-
Mt to the latter organization, as it's
membership consists of men who usually
pass on propositions submitted to The
Hague, before such proposal are put
before that body.
DR.. Scott is one of the members of
the institute, So he will attend it in
q double capacity. There are fewer than
a half-dozen members who live in the
United States, Senator Root being one
of them. He will sail from New York
IN company with DR.. Scott this week.
In the absence of DR.. Scott, the en-
dowment headquarters in Washington
will be in charge of George A Finch.
assistant secretary.
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

On a steamship sailing from Hongkong
for the United States fate has brought
two passengers whose lives are linked
together by tragedy. One OF these is Miss
Emily Granville, a young woman Of San
Francisco possessor Of wealth and beauty.
Some years ago her parents had been lost
on the Alaskan liner Yakutat. The other
passenger Is Lavelle-once second officer
OF the Yakutat. Through conspiracy
OF man and circumstance the blame for
the loss OF the liner had been cast upon
Lavelle. Not only that. but q tradition
had grown up Of his terrible brutality on
that occasion. Lavelles reputation had
been ruined and his life embittered. II
was after tempestuous career IN the
Far East that he started for the United
States ut the call OF his moeher, who was
Ill. Miss Granville learns the identity
Of Lavelle. and naturally regards him
with horror Lavelle, however-of magnif-
cent courage and physique-is not long
in showing his true worth. The steam
ship is run down by another ship and
all are lost except Miss Granville. La
velle, a villainous Russian named Row
gowskii and a handful OF Cinnamon. one
Of whom is Chang. Lavelle's devoted ser
want. Several days after the disaster they
make land. Lavelle recognizes with dis
may that they have encountered a floating
island. Violent death takes all the others
leaves Lavelle and Emily alone TO their
tragic faith and love. Just as their own
end seems imminent a deserted ship is
waited close TO the island. They start to
swim out TO IT
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SERIAL STORY
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GSs
By VIM. BROWN MELONEY.
Copyright, 1913. Frank A. Munsey Company

ours? 1 looked for our island-out
there. It is gone"
Paul nodded
"Eut these things-these sandals.
There was a woman"
II am thinking Of woman's pres
there Is always a woman"
He spoke with an attempt at light
ness which he was far from feeling.
A vince Of uDpleasantness indicated
his true thoughts.
age?" Emily asked, and an enigmatical
smile played across her face as she put
the question.
There is always one woman-one
woman out of all the world" he an
swered. His tone thrilled her. He stud
led her for a second mysteriously. You
are very wonderful to me-" he added,
but his voice was so low that 1t seemed
that the thought back OF It forced itself
gaze frankly; the unconcealed light OF
love was in her eyes.
Paul turned away from her abruptly,
and a chill came into her heart. She
saw the old expression Of pain in his
face-the expression she had beheld
there the day she had seen him first in
the steamship agency In Yokohama. 1t
always came SO Unexpectedly.
Looking out of the galley door to
windward Paul saw a clear sky The
steady at about six or seven knots. All
overhead signs promised fine weather,
but the swell was ominous. Still, all
the indications were that II was the
handicap Of storm which had passed
far to the westward.
You're the chief mate of the Daphne
now" he said, facing her again, and
it's your watch below. You slept but
little last night, YOU know"
Last night" she said, repeating the
words with shiver. Nor did you
sleep
II will sleep when you have had
But I want to be with you-to help
all / can"
She felt that even sleep must not be
permitted to take him from her sight.
You will help best by obeying or
ders, little woman. The first rule OF
the sea is obedience. Come"
Continuation of This Story VIII
BE Found In Tomorrow's
Issue of The Times
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INSURGENTS HAVE
OWN CURRENCY BILL
Chairman Glass Declines to Fix
Date for Report While
Trouble Is Brewing.
E6

While Chairman Glass hoped but
would emerge from conference this
week. the Democratic members Of the
House Banking and Currency Commit
tee continued their dissection of the Ad-
ministration currency bill today. The
conservatives" on the committee SO far
have the upper hand over the 'insur-
gents" but the latter have practically
completed a substitute measure and
their demands are before the President.
Unless the President calls or the in
surgent band, the substitute probably
will be offered in committee Friday.
Hearing reports to this effect, Chair
man Glass will not predict that the bid
will come from the committee this
week, although there are but a few
scattering sections to be gone over.
Congressman Henry, chairman Of the
Rules Committee, who has trained with
the so-called insurgents OF the Glass
committee, has carried the proposed
substitute measure to the White House.
1t gives the President an idea of what
changes the Ragsdale-Eagle faction in
the Currency Committee desire made
The substitute bill will include sew
eral Of the recommendations of the
Pujo money trust committee TO break
the power OF the Money trust, and will
also provide for currency based on
gold reserve and the credit OF the
United States. and not liquid assets.
Several comparatively minor amend
ments were written into the bill yester-
day afternoon, and changes proposed by
Congressman Ragsdale and Korbly were
defeated. The Ragsdale amendment
provided for the rediscounting by the
Federal reserve banks of cotton ware
house receipts.
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eeiient cuisine: seafood In abundancs: week
~ rates. 50 up. day rates. $50: excursiaa
suppers; DO mosquitoes; boats daily. incoming
and afternoon: etec. lights and within min
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