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onss tote SoIs ouf ausgsIdlae,nsm
WaIoesbist 3u f6utu. 6o nbesftorbsus
gaums am srit,n BON glis setrofs
fen perben.
mas ben sritsn puntt anbsirifft,
70 FAB man bolo Gin. Dab Die alien
gutrouius : Mttbcoen un3ursihsno
isisn. Man b1tts sipar NIT Der Set
Die @sgenOtn in bsaen bdufig
8rdnbs nus3ubrehea pfltaten, fsFgts
felt uno uuf aurten psr5siHnti, oO9
ftbIts Is an Der esnigtnosn lisbsrs
fiht lbsr Ods bstreff.a' 9tbist, oa
Die acknowledgements iid msifisns in
ben sdIsrn, an bsibsn Seiisn zines
BaferIaufss, bsfdn0eu, tpp fe feline
peite ausidt boftsn, uno BEL Der
embedding BON Raud nidt su I'm.
tsri6eioen bermphien, 0b sr BON .is
mem ptrtIideu DoIobran6e, oo:r bon
einem aldrungsFeusr auf nsu uussss
rObettm farmland berribrs. Tlun
fam 0onn duf ben gsbautsn, ouF ben
h0dftsn punttsn bss Walog,bitts, in
Gntfernunssn bon 10 Bis is MsiIen,
a.sfhtss un6 GignaIFtotionsn Su
srriaten, bsifsbenb aus einem b6I5srs
nsu o6er ttTsrnsn aurm, in oeTen
untersm Sell bic 9trGtTHoftsn nno
apparats uRisresbrodt tptrbsn tons
men, uno sinem tlsinsn anbou, Der
ben mddtsrn nIs mobnung bitnt.
Die 9urme (fiee Mbbilbuns) fnb
bon 20 Bis 30 GuB bod, is mad Der
tOrOgrapbif6eH gaduffsnbei. Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

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unb Munbftid psrfsben Itno; e.,
Gin HemiThtr 4pparat, in btrTsIbsn
MeiTs gttragsn, NIT RubIenTdure'
Druid gum 61leubtrH bss altolina
poFsrs ouF bus Gsuer; g., Gin d.mi.
fAer appardt NIT autOmutii6sr DOr'
ri6tuns gum RtufilIsn uHb einsm
WfnungsDtntil unb ~6rebbarsm
MunOnld gum 4tomiitsrsn bes III
toIinDoFtrs uno Wtfhung bsslelbeu
NIT aObIenTdurt.
Gang defenders gut BAT It9 BIZ
8aHeriads unb DaFsrbOtti6 ; Muss
riItung bel beftissm OberfIddsn.
Gtusr bstpdbrs. I'm befsn III Is,
6as WdFsr bon sinsm pfsrbs nod
benz Geusr f6affsu 81 IaHsn unb e
bort 1uf ben GhuItsr > 9ragapp1roi
gu iibertrossr, bon Dem aus man "a
am bsilsn p~ertpenben lam. 3fpei
Monn NIT stDet pferosn tOnnen aui
einem Ilarf6e ssHug WoHtr trnssn.
Inn elm Obsrfldhtns 5euer bon elmer
bolbsn Wasils MusOsbnung 81 ISfhtn.
Our Qbtpebr Der 8:bs in unmitttlbos
rsr QGhs bes Br0nbes iperben bel.
fad asbeTisG 9iIbe bsrmanbt. bic am
obertn Gnbs Elm tlsines Denfler aus
GHtngIds b1ben. Dos G9iIb fam
acknowledgements unb Sufoms
mengeIsgt btuter BEN Snttsl gttrds
gen tperben.
Der fir WdIobrGn0e geT91fFens
Gsmil6e 2DI9opparut III iDtfsntIif
Derfhisoen BON ben estp0bnIi9 bel
6dusbrdnbsn angetponbten, bic ibrtn
SnboIt su fdnsI sniIesren, UNI Bel
W~olobr1noen nirtlnm 81 Iein. BEL
Dem @albbrdnb : Mpporat fam Der
3Fdaer bur6 DentiLe ntht nur bic
Mifdung bon DoHsr uub Gas, Fons
bern auA BITE @sIdninbigteit bsa
ausflnHts nnb Die Stdrlt bee
Girabls ie mad ben Dorlisgenbsn
DsrbdItniFm bsIisbig tOntrOlisrsr.
Obnobl nod tsin GGisHsnpuesn
sur 9etampfung bon mdIObrdnSsn
srbdut por0tn III. 70 pIlrOs iid Elm
folder III geipiNen 0sgsnben unIsrer
NaiiOnaEfOrEtR, mo bcbe 6teigunger
Su nsbmtn Einb, ipOhi bsipdbrsn. Bsi
bee bier isiaaisrssu ntmIIGtn asusfs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

I. @oimouOc. Der alahIaB.
~periuaIter 0cs p~criprbcien anton
eramer, bat icinen geridt all oas
@eridlt abaeIieiert. Nus Oemiel,
BEN gebt beroor. ooB Ole SintrrlaI
leuidloft ans elmer 6arm BON $50
s.der IN gcpis 1omnibip beitebt, 10.
wie elmer 5umme @eIoes, oas In
Der 9ic6leIlaH0 BAIT oeponirt lit.
Inter oen erben b%efinOen lid Die
ain6er ml0 gntel ocs 9erltorbe.
llen.
@tIinm Stepart, Gin friiberer
ebemifer BON Detroit, @2idl., moi.
Re eincn 3ug Der Rorthmeiern
Balm in Der Rd6c BON 8iq qafe
teiteigen. aerietb ieood 5u nabe
an Die 2ofonptipe 0es 3uaes unS
ipuroe bon 0erieIben eriubt un0
iIberiabren. Steipnrt mar Elm 9lann
pom ungeidhr 30 Sa6ren.
gls ON @ontag Roraen sic
ariminaIanflagen gegen ole Nm.
iiibrer in Dem 4ufrubr gegen bic
Staliener unb @ried)eH i'm 9iitrift.
geridt sur 8erbonolung fommen
%iolten, itellte Is iit beraus, 0ab
iammtlide anflageidriiten 10 man.
geIbaft abgeiaBt mareu, DAB Der
8idter oieielben Derlparf un0 ben
GomtDanDoIt onpies, ileue anfIo.
gen gu formIliren. Gie obengenonn.
ten Sale mltroen oa6er pom aid.
Ter auf Den Serbittermin pertaat.
Sad gofDen, Der anfibrer Der
9iaoaumader, fab cine @eIeaenbeit,
iih portbeilbait aus Der alemme al
5teben uno befanntc iit oes 5ric.
~ornsbrudls ifuIOig lno Dur6e bonn
gfidter gu elmer Saftitraie BON 80
i'm GoumtDgefdngnis perur.
Sic on0eren aneetIaaten
iino tbatiddlid irei uno miilien
pcn Der @rano Su-D uodmoIs on.
geflagt neroen.
Setretar 8. .. Gotunc BON
gieiigen Commercial Club, Bat bic
Gfferte ais Qiitriftss 5efret1r fir
Die Ser. Staaten San0eIstommer,
nit Gebalt bon $4,000 per Sobr, a6.
geIebnt. gIs @runo fir bic 2b.
lebnlntg giebt SER 9oDne an, 6db
er betrddtlide Grbeit fir ben bief.
gen Club iibernommen babe, uno es
ieiHe 9iIidlt Tel, 0ieieIbe Oorerit aus.
%. Slider, alderman Der 3.
Mar6, iIt mieoer bon ieiHer Rrnnf,
felt 10 melt beracitellt, Dab er ieinen
@eiAdIten nofgeben fam. Die
batteu ben Mann idon Dor
elmer Mohe aufgegeben.
Gas 1eitdnient oes Biqidm
giirf, oes Qeiui5 ToiDnI6ip l0rs
rners, Der in Der Iebten ISOLDE i'm
6ote[ itorb, mur0e I'M 9iod.
IlBgeridlt eingerpiht. GoLgenbe Ger.
madtniiip fat Der 9eritor6ene In
ieinem 3eitoment gernaht: Charles
gurf erbdlt $500, Gran glorie VS..
nulilen $3.50. Grau Gems StnbeH
1915, Grib Burt $500, 5rau 9nn.
nab Rorr $500, 9rnn Rbilcmina
aouns $500, Sim. girt $500, "a.
ra6 Burt $i 800. gacs aaocre an
Grunoeigenthim uno betuegliAem
@nt, bas pJbonbcn III, erbdlt Gbrt.
itian Burt. Ias 1eitnment mar
am 10. sui 1912 ousgelteLlt u1o
pcn Carl 6. SpetnonH uno Or.
". q. Sombafb aIs 3eusen inter.
idjriebeH.
Safueg 3. Glance, "a Sabre
ait, nn0 SRI. BILLET q. @iatdms.
23 Sabre all, beioe bon Council
Bluffs, babeH iid In Chicago trnuen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

~ tANAFh
anatiH a. WtaI,itsn I'm uhsh
Stadium n bas etanbqttitl az,
mebnllh iuislormia. ibtt quo opal,
nit Dem lItintrtn Guht ON Crib ots
Gsutrs. Rsi bu Bslampfuna bti
Btutta mub oitiu QunIt ola aua.
aaHqkpunli atnnmmtn nnb biz pDFh.
manHfhaIi In slpti 1tiIs ptitiIl lptr.
ben. I'm bos Htanb9sbitt BON btibtn
6tlttu aus aubuardI,n, auf oitT,
msift bo~ratbsnb, iptrbtn fit bic BEL.
ben parisisn balb n6krn, bis Fs ON
dubsrfisu GnOs bts Broubssbi,is su'
iommtntrsIfsn.
Gin rfo.artihes Willtl 5ur BE-
idmpFuug 0tr MaIohTdn0. III biz
AuIags ppn iogtnonnitn 0tntrIinitn,
b. b. InnegsSoetnsn. hurh abbolsuHa
ssI6oFftnsn 2ihtune,u, fD,lhs BEN
sJeu.r tntrebtr cine poan1nbias
S6roni. i.bsn, Obsr bod isinsn aouf
bsrs6ssru. bis q bonn an timer spsis
ten aidtuns gang b,tpdltist tDerbsu
fam.
Die mo6srn,n, in ben RationnIFprs
fen u~uTsrsr guRbssrssitruns einsss
fiibrttn bdonoersn aoihoppdruts
fnb ortiFn6tr art: l., DoFrf6de
uno metonifds WaF.rbtbdIttr
(sanis), bi. euf Der S6uItsr Der
m6nnsr obtr Dem Riiden Der qfsr6e
sstrogsn psrbsn unO nit S6luud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
ID I'LL ln Attld

sug fltilasn MaFtR*i NJ nnltl
tfbeH n. 80 maH fs n Nv mns
*tn lamQtn lakl Hns iEte whtstnA
~ eauains allmstfl8 m en- an.
tfttt nullu aswehnt Amtn eltl
nor lbu,n i@amai an 1oe, lsnf
Flllti ugnu IA tliig riot ahih
eahtbnltn mailiH. e mnt man BEN
Btiadiuau mil Wllh nsttn lHtfm
non ben ndnhfHatn In hdt llatt
MllteHak ital unh tas nelti IA,
taH luilts Ahl dilmdhlih Ne
GhhauW iut Wliihetttfiads tsfabs
sesnb. Giut be 1ttltl hit mia
gtlvbbnt. 70 tibfi mon aipat Vltbl
baron / Mote lpalu idnn nan
BON Woaefmil6 uHh WflitHm,ti III.
ne Guppt iohtn arb hitff potitttn
Rad unb nod ashi man baiu attr,
hitit @upps bttimal ON 10at Az rti'
den. Wdbrtnb tinu icldsn nlllti
tuna mub mon bic Gau bon ben
Rltinsa a~blonbsrn. bamii h be
Guppt Mot iptefribi ootr umilSbt
auf 0s,f, WtiIt trFtidi man. bob
Ole WilhabFonbtruna bel osr Sdu
81 ber 3di. no Die nuitl oba,l,bi
lpsron iolltn. nadatIaHtn; ioIls
Il bies bd tir,r gut asndhrttu eau
noG niht btr Gall Itin, 70 IN Tt
mayer an fiitisrn. bdmii 6as @tidus
ss onihnillt uno Tih tntBlnbtt.
geim abftbtn nimmt mon Die
Gerisl iDsa. man brinet Re in d.
ntn dbeeIsgsnsn Stall, no lie Gin
neidss 9ossr bsiommtu iOTIisu. uuo
no is. uis oben angsstbsn. psiitr
sefiitttrt psrbtn. Dds Gutter muB
In Den srftsn monutsn bitl qboss
pbor tntbalttn. SH faurs MiIh bor'
boubtu. 70 fam NIT 4 Monaisr ha'
8u i~lbsrseeanssu uno 4 Wodsn ipd'
Ter MOlts esfiitttrt perbsn. aIs
prpteinrside Rdbrungsmitt.l, bic Der
Wild dbpenftlnb, posr ie nadotm
ole @irtfadft 4. bietst. 5ussisbt
perbsn, aeIten @srittns. 6ufsrs unS
maisi6rot oOer ssio6te 6iIfsnfrii6'
he. ales unb gros 0iirfsn niht itb
len. RismaIs birfsn ober aartoFs
feIn ober Bitten ben 6auptbeitun0s
tell 0ss Suffers ouBmadsn. WaH
aibt lie, ebenfo lpit Gprtu, Hebsnbst
ais giIlfutter; aud aiiheuabfdlls
tOnnsu, r.nn iie fsins Gnodsn sut'
balten, nit bertpenost tperben. GslbIt'
reoenO miiFsn adrtoffsln uub Rii'
ben gut geto6t uHb 5ertIeintrt isin,
neil Ie font niht beroaut ptrb,n,
Bel in Der Gntnidluug Suridge6lis'
bsnen Gsrttln lam man NIT 9ortsil
t1gli9 etpa l plumb geto6tt CRIB
fen untsr bos istpeiIiss Gutter mis-
fhen. Die anodenbiloune tDiro be-
einifist our6 phospborIaaren Rail,
BON Dem man elm tlsines Anantari
in isbt Mloblseit mif6t.
Gebr pi9tig 1T ss, SuB bas Guh
ter INNER aufgsfrsHsn miro, 81.
gftIte psrTdnern ben frog. WlaH
mub aIfO beobudtsn, tDiepiel unt9e
nomm.n fpirb, unb iid nit Der Gut
krrotion Ounah ridtsn.
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Sen ala SabnsrfHtter.

es M bon Monhsm bsapsiftls
nsrbsn, bod lit Is 9atfade, Dab beu'
|. GouIenoe bon 9Onntn 9eu In ois'
fem Qanoe aIs 6iibnerfutter ber'
broudt peroeu. Gsit 5obrtu mar
es betaHnt, bab 6lbnsr, tptlfe 3u'
gang su g%riinfutter baben, better les
oeu, aIs folhe, bic bisIe art bon
Huttsr entbebrsn milFen; srit fpdtsr
6rana aud Die Grtenntnis burh, bdb
man i'm @intsr aud grimes Semitic
nit @ortsil an Die 6Ibner berfiittsrn
tSnns, absr nod Tpdtsr modte man
bic Grfnbrune, bob aud Sen Elm
por3igIihes minterfutter fir unftre
geflieeIten 6dustiers abgsbt. Das
hsfte 6su fir Oislsn 3msd gibt bsr
mnIsnfHnitt. Der forgfdltig i'm
G4dtttn setrpdnst unb 6ann Fortgss
itdptlt pirb. Doh niHt iebem ftsbt
fold Sartes 9el sur Dtrfiguug,
unb 6d III es bnnn bon Wsrt, az
pifsn, bub alses unb @lfulfas 6eu,
gu 6ddlsl gsThnitten, fnf sbenfo
germ bon ben 6ibntrn gsfreFen lpirb.
Wlan 1T nod einen G6ritt ipeitsr
psgunssu unb bat aleebsu gu einsm
ftineH Msbl s%trmdblsn, Inn oIs
6aupts Jngrs6itn3 timer GGlampe be-
nubt 3u iper6en. bic BON ben 6G6s
nsrn febr germ sefr.Hsn nirb. Rod
ttHsre RtfuItdte bat man nit alfaIs
fadDlebl gsmadt, 0os, elm ipsnig ans
etfsu6tst. cine faftig CRIME Gorbe
anuimmt unb elnsn Duff pie friIH
semGbtts 6eu ausitr0mt. Mon
fam 0ieTss 6ibnerfuttsr nod Ders
beHsrn, ipsnn man ss nit ano6gs
mebl uHb sinigsn nnotrtn Sngrs,
bisnSen permtngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

r~esDerf1mmIuug III Materloo ob.
Die 6erren s. q. Stride, anoretu
Chapman Qnfe Garter mo @eorgc
InDis tparen Die Qertreter bon
Council Bluffs.
SRI. GOit6 @robnann BON
WInttsmonfb. Neby tpurDe beim ga.
ben int Mnn0ipd See obnmadtie
uuD inuBte IN Oos ylereD &Olpitnl
gebr0djt werOeu.
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|NlA .4M liff lA4 ~
sif q Mas lsf laM as
hF VI MHNaa M
|tf sas NHmil EN lsf a.
W am ~ NgsAm esa ~
~ sisls n arAss
f ~ a. sffi "A, iHf
.rn N hsa ttf aanliaIaa nu
Sure Ave- naitftflHshi f
8aifaif FH aas salsmal tgH
HsH8eff HHffAlam WAS tai
ftsNfaamasfaHW NNtf elAsa
M Bgf hefAt Hfil lN4
.RatstHAf n. tNN Naaama ~ ~
hrs taiH aH6kBmHn asi NiaHta
ssi HaHitf Tla1 nsa aillnl nfi.
NJ f.
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Die 9nroners Snrp, tUetbr
Bet Loo oes Niliam gtefuort in.
igfIhdfe, oeIIen geIhe man bef GIG
1olr ald oeia @~rhngeEeiie Der gorb.
tritefn WabB innb, hat bic Bobnae-
iel IaaIt npll 0tfer Ehnlb att bent
cD 0eIaEbpa freigeIprodeH
Tqr fnltbrfbutlb ber Mpo.
t5eger bieIE bIeIe Iode iaine SAB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

Nffs"N|HaH ~ #siseftHsfH
~ sfssnhss aHlshs hf Rtf.
re tafA Naansf8asf wfafi6ti
mffAfA. Htfa "a feel tH Mmlfuef
lnalafi a. Hliifi hHA
Hsst AH Wf8n8H Aifit NfslaNs
ttilaaHl MsittfaHw ui
i5ff hIAmtii eH ZEN saal
wiFnhttl ngfbsa Nsalia FiA To-
itut unmBallt #attf tlh ems
s..r HiiAs N,
hfifN i~sttffatffH etl ftali Az
tanlfsalfftH Fe Nt hah tft
tlatsi8AliA th ist5mhfat Rnnlia
tea mll Nptlsn Hssflm nalamat
teni tirpefN tilaifH tHn n%anrltnh
zen ant 1saftN tsianaif lifttis
lRtinesn ueu 8tati mll bfm De Boz
mu itft nta anfatfafgifH Nsisn ret
Hlatn. aui Ne tinattatlH malhuni
rtni Nfsnhnlllenstn tufA untffs
eniwetiilht pttienfH nnh mbilt
Rlitftiao, Notsaw taa BIZ Mbas
llhi,ll elmer muaH #tf,n Nsidmp.
fuHa rem WafttfaHttH anl hn
nanh. unh "a nHfttu bald plu nt,
flntlitt Wanflt me auas otlotll H.,
atnaa Zen Gsth hft Hfutfa ithln.
nfltn. ~ a 4fli BAT. hb melt aus
lntfaitH; ~ cine witlunaspont
pofhmcboot Az Hnstul g. intn
ui9i 81 ionipitFm ab,t Ftsftg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

4u Gptbbergsn fam man
uHsgstpd6Itns Meioenbdufne finDen,
70 tIsin, bdb man Ie In Elm @risis
iuDers ltsdsu fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
E(aIIiIBrle aBcigcn!

Strlanst-Sofort Gin ~erfahrenpr
Salopp . 9orter; b~erbeirntbeier
g3anu porge5ogen; muB abioInt
niidyteru rmo 8rberlaiig iein. gloh.
auiraaen 10. @~raHoes, arug's 3bea.
Ter Bar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
antOmO6ile sa berfanfen.
@rp6er gntp.garaain.

Gtebens.D urDen 1903, 6 8DIin.
Der, 30 Bferbefrdfte, 5 gnIi1giere.
grauden bas @eIo. $4,000.
aOreHe: u 2o7 Omaha 9ribirA
Soros, SnpmObilcs, Eberlanbs. n
aae 6orten sebroufte Qutos Sir.
Ia 81 berfoufen. S6reibt tueqen
Cite nn6 Breiie. Wir MAIDEN Bette
Repardturen IN Der beitnus0eitottetcn
@erfitatt peitlif BON Gbirago. Ga.
rantiren uniere GdIting WeI0ina.
Graat mad Softer. Gfates Mutor
Gar So, 1415 Dodge StraBe,
Omaha, Rebr.
gope Motorcycles, eroBe Gobrge.
idninoigfeit nn0 elegonte Ror,
itruftion; ~betpdbrten ii6 bet Berg.
fobrtpn; 4 Mooe[le, $t65 bis $3.50;
quite Sad)e fir llnterngenten. Epes
1iaIpreis; WloOeI 8 fiir fur5e 8eit,
nit glutf IL. 6coerlibpfoIteiL ssraGt
trrausbe5oblt, $t3S. Sdreibt uepen
aotnlog ODER Ipreft Dor. Dept. i,
9iers Gpelerg, 300 u. "a. gts.,
GiOsE maha. SI..28
Aue Sorten MHrlt werDen tdgIG@
hi nniarem GeI6dft oenadk
Stride unO fonierpirtt GIeiEdioTtpn
Ionic cusI1nbiIde un0 beinifde
TeIifnteiien aud frisde Semitic
jeOer3eit porrdtbig.- Shnnuber a
Soifni1n, 40S n6rOI. 10. Gtrobe,
Wtone Douglas 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

@erlangt:-3pei 5uberIaifige tiidl.
ti9e oertide 9igarren. gieiienbe;
cute Oauernoe Steaungen BEL 30.
benz 9obn fir bic redlten Qelrte.
stiFres BEL 8. 9. 9reitcnielO, Ore
mont, Rebr.
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RaientanipaIiL

g8ilarD GbbD, Watents, 1890 Giix
WotiOnaI @ont Building. 2L,
TpIer 1889; Sub. W.ia6A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

gcrlaHgt: Gin tiidtioes RdOden,
I'M Dorgeidritteneu utter oOcr'
5rau. INN in eitem gadprIaoeu ais
g~erfduferin 81 fuugiren. Cine Ser.
ien nit @rinbruug porae5ogeu. Rod.
5hfragen bel Otto @agller, 1920
Geapenlportb Strobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

@erlauat:-em tiidtiges oeutifes
RdOden fir nIlaemeine Sausar.
bit in go. 720 iiiol. %. Strabc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11

9as preiSwirOisite GFtn BET Better
Bump. 9eutIde Slide, 1903
GoOgc GtraBe, 2. Stod. M1bI5eI.
ten % Gents.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
ALL KAUAIS
Want TO PLAY
HERE CHRISTMAS
Speedy Garden Island Nine Is
Looking for Games with
AlI-Cf,inese

r. An AIEKauai baseball team, com.
posed of the pick OF the diamond
stars of the Garden Island, is anxious
to come to Honolulu around Christ
mas time to play series Of games
with local sggregations, and George
Kekoa. local resident who Is act.
ing as agent for the nine, has con.
ferred with Manager Sam Hop of the
AlI-Chinese in hopes of securing a
game with the Celestials on Christ,
mas Day. Hop has given Kekoa no
answer as yet, but it is expected that
he will make decision, either in tho
affirmative or the negative, some time
next week.
According to Kekoa, the AIEKauais
are coming to Honolulu merely on a
pleasure trip, and not with a view to
increasing the Golfers Of the organi
zation, and. while not particular what
teams they play here, prefer taking
on the Chinese, as they believe they
would be able to give Hops men a
good run for their money. The. team
wants to play on the 1910 per cent
basis, said Kekoa yesterday, but ii
appears that Sammy Hop is holding
out for proposition where the win
ner takes all, that is, If the Chinese
play the Kauai men. The Gardel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
SOPHS
PLAY TIE WITH
PICKED TEAM
Lower CIassmen Basketball
Squad Hold Opponents to
Score of 1918

Yesterday afternoon the sophomore
girls of Oahu College. champions of
the inter-class basketball series,
played a tie game with a picked team
composed of the best players from
the Junior and senior classes. The
game was hard played and exciting
throughout and it was only through
the sophomores' squirt in the second
half that they won. H. / a.,
At. the end OF the second half the
score stood IL to in favor of the
picked team and it looked then as ii
it would win. The lower classmen
put in all the extra effort they had
in the second half and when the. final
whistle had blown they stood tie with
their opponents. 13 to 13. The play
ers on both teams played well dur
ing the whole period and the team
work of both squads was good. For
the lower classmen, Ida Desha and
Marie McVeigh, captain, played
plucky games, while Elizabeth Woods
and Violet Austin did especially we'll
for the. picked five. Through these
games the captain of the school will
be able to pick out those to play on
tie team against other schools. No
schedule has been made out with out
side teams as yet, but the first game
will probably be played with McKin-
ley.
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engineers At
SHAFT TER FORM
FOOTBALL TEAM
Soldiers to Go in for Army and
Local Championship
laureIs

First Lieut.. Frank 5. Besson of the
engineer corps at Fort Shafter has
been working quietly for the past
month and, with a squad of 80 grid
iron warriors back of him who are
undergoing grilling practice every
evening, is about ready to make q
hard try for the army and island foot
ball championship.
Company e OF the engineers is
backing the team to- a man, and the
entire organization is watching the
rapid improvement of those on the
eleven. Thus far. no definite team
has been picked, but among those
showing up particularly well are Mar
shall Elliott at fullback and Warner
Bernstein and Ferrall at the backs
Warner seems to be making good with
long punts. With six army teams now
in the field after the football title,
there should be some exciting con.
tests in the next. six weeks. which
are scheduled to start immediately
upon the conclusion of the maneuEers,
The service aggregations which are
looking forward to the season are
the two squads at Fort Shafter from
A and B companies. team from C
company, LIST infantry, the 4th cav
airy team. a. squad from Battery F.
LIST field artillery, and team from
the engineers. So far, the coast ar
tillery has taken no active step to
have team representing their
branch OF the service. but. after a
splendid record on the East coast it
is anticipated that the 55th company
at Fort Ruger will come forward with
an eleven that should be able to pro-
vide a hot opponent for the Coast De
tense. The schedule is to. be com
pleted and made public shortly after
the close of the naneuvers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
PUNAHOU GRADS
PLAY FOOTBALL
in THE EAST
Rex Hitchcock, Wilmington and
Gilman Have Positions on
Varsity Squads

There Is probably no other high
school which can boast OF as many
players on the Harvard varsity squad
as can Oahu college. At present
there are three Punahou men play
ing for that institution. Rex Hitch
cock. Atherton Gilman and whiting
ton.
Hitchcock has played on the varsity
for a couple OF years and Is still hold
ing his old place down on the right
side line. Ee played for Oahu college
while there and learned his first foot
bah. on the, Punah0u team Gilman
did not do much In football while AZ
Punahcu. for he was there only 4 few
years Wilmington Is the third Of
these brothers to play on the Harvard
varsity and. as was the case with GIL.
man. he did very little in football
for o. C. Both OF these men are play
ing tackle on team B and are the
next In line TO Storer and Hitchcock.
Nau are the regular tackles.
Besides these three, Ran Hitchcock
Is playing halfhack on the freshman
team and Boston paper speaks OF
him as one OF the promising drop
k.ckers. He was one OF the best
HAYES that Punahou ever had, having
speed. weight and grit. and be should
do good at Harvard. Bill Hitchcock
Is trying for end on the Exeter eleven
against 90 others. He played fullbaclx
on the Oahu college team last year
and was one Of the best men on the
team. Punahou wishes him sue
cess, which he win probably win.
president Grifiths of Punahou took
time In assembly yesterday to read
several clippings from eastern papers
telling Of the work which the Puma.
hou grads are doing In college foot.
ball circles.
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LIEUTENANT TURNER WILL
LEAVE. kAMEHAMEHA

NTH the recent ordering to the
w coast Of LIST Lieut.. George E. sTars
ner, for sthe past several years q, 8.
commandment of the Kameliameha
Schools corps of cadets. that insti-
tuition loses one CT the biggest boost
ers for clean sports who has ever
made his residence in the islands.
Lieutenant Turner is at present c9n-
fined to the hospital at Fort Shafter
suffering from an injury to his hip,
which occurred nearly a year ago.
He has been ordered to the mainland
for treatment and intends leaving on
the November transport 1t is pos
SHE that he will not return to Ka-
me hameha. Turner came to Honolulu
in 1909 In command of the 159th com.
pany, G. Al. G., and is the kamaaina
Of the local service COLONY. He is
president of the Interscholastic Attn
letic Association and has coached
practically all of Kamehameha's ath-
letic teams during the past four
years.