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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
BY JAMES q. NEVIN.

State Entomologist Z. Lee Wor-
sham, who has made long and care
full study Of the boil weevil condi-
tons in the Southwest, has succeeded
In arousing a great deal of interest,
not only in Georgia, but throughout
the South. by his gratifying expert
ments in the line Of producing a sat
isfactory brand Of cotton that ma
lures early enough to escape the raw
ages Of the pest.
Mr.. Worsham's bulletins and &C.
casional promulgations seemingly are
received with eagerness in all South
ern agricultural departments, for the
press OF the South recently has been
commenting upon them freely and
favorably.
Mr.. Worsham's ideas carry two
cardinal prOposals-an early matur-
ing cotton that will resist black root
and the deadly wilt disease; and
the greater diversification of crops.
For three years the Georgia De-
partment of Agriculture, under Mr..
Worsham's direction, has been busy
cultivating an early variety Of cot
ton, as stated. Enough Of 1t finally
has been produced to make next
years crop. which largely should be
saved for its seed, hatcher large. BY
the time the weevil strikes Georgia
there should be sufficient seed Of TINS
early maturing cotton on hand to
supply thousands of farmers.
The boil weevil gets in its work
upon late maturing cotton only. and
the experiments of Mr.. Worsham.
therefore, appear to be most prom
Using.
If the cotton planting schemes and
schedules are thus revolutionized in
the South, changing also the time OF
picking and marketing the crop, the
farmers easily may raise approx
mately the same amount of cotton
they now produce and have time left
over to give to other and later crops.
lending in this to far more effective
diverslfication than heretofore.
And, anyway, whatever the out
come Of Mr.. Worsham's work may be
eventually 1t is a fact that it is at
tracing widespread attention all over
the South to-day, and bids fair to
bear excellent fruit.
Thousands of good friends all over
Georgia will be pleased to learn that
Lawrence, the young son of Secre-
tary of State Phil Cook, who has been
desperately i'll, is better.
Secretary Cook was in his office
to-day for the first time in several
days and thinks his son, who is only
II years OF age, will be all right and
with State Senators Tuesday.
President Anderson and Senators
entirely out of danger within the
week.
Atlanta was more or less invaded
Brown, Bush, Watts, Bulloch, Lon
gino and Mcneil all dropped In to
see the Governor.
The Governor was out of town
most all day Tuesday, however and
80 he didn't mind.
(He might not have minded any
way, for that matterD
Alexander A. Lawrence, of Savan-
nah, who has represented Chatham
so many times in the Legislature
that everybody has lost count, is in
Atlanta.
Strange as some outside barba-
rians may think It," said Mr. Law
renee, there amt no such animal as
politics in Savannah nowadays!
Everybody there is happy, pros
porous, filled with optimism and fra
ternalism, and altogether satisfied not
TO be kicking up rumpus about
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
SEARCHING SIOElIGHTS
ON POLITICS IN GEORGIA

anything. l know the popular i'm
preston is that Savannah fuses anc
fumes forever, but such is not the
case. There Is not a more patriotic
and liberty-loving community on
earth than Savannah, and particu-
larly justf now are things quiet and
altogether orderly"
''Sill?" suggested an innocent by
stander.
"Oh, WELL" admitted Mr.. Law
renee, for that matter, one never can
tell, Of course, when 1t will break
loose there-you know what l mean,
that thing that breaks loose in Geor-
gia now and then!"
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of the Second District did the ex-
pected thing in ordering no primary
to nominate a man for the Rodden-
berry Congressional vacancy.
There will be a general election on
November 8, called by Governor Sla-
ton, and this election will serve all
purposes. There are few negroes reg
istered in the Second, anyway. The
candidate who gets the most votes
will get the job in Congress, and he
will get It In one election, moreover.
The contest in the Second is going
to. be short-less than 80 days-but
1t is sure to be extremely interesting.
There are so far just three candi-
dates, and 1t seems certain that no
others will enter, despite the numer-
Gus suggestions recently.
The fight has narrowed down to
Roscoe Luke, of Thomasville; A. w.
Covington, of Moultrie, and Judge
Park, of Sylvester.
Luke has cleared his decks COM
pletely by resigning both the Solic-
itorship of the Townsville City
Court and the Mayoralty of Thomas
Vile; Judge Covington Ia former
judge, has nothing to resign; and
Judge Park, it is understood, will not
resign his Superior Court judgeship
to make the race, although that is
customary in Georgia
State Commissioner Hart will adj
dress the voters of Jones County
shortly upon the new tax equaliza-
ton law.
The judge has been invited to do
this by Representative ]. A. Hender-
son, one of the most enthusiastic ad-
vocates of the law in the State.
Mr.. Henderson thinks there are
some people who do not understand
fully this new law, and he has found
that 1t requires only an intelligent
explanation to convince the average
man, no matter what his previous
opinion. that the law not only is all
right, but sure to prove helpful to the
small taxpayers.
Judge Hart since being sworn into
office as State Tax Commissioner,
has studied the new law exhaustively,
and expresses himself as very glad
indeed to accept the invitation to
Jones County. AS a matter of fact,
the Commissioner says he will be glad
to go anywhere, at any time, to talk
about this new law, if his presence is
desired, so long as it does not conflict
in any way with his duties in Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
Would Put Ban on
Farmers Smoking

ROME, Oct. SC. B. Goetchius. one
of the wealthiest real estate dealers Of
Rome, would prevent a farmer from
smoking his own pipe while hauling his
own cotton to town in his own wagon.
Such an ordinance, introduced in City
Council here, was tabled.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
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aluf 3fi cinfm llidauu m8a
ttHa htien bef haanf Coin Nohn
ien ofu dnlliia'l.ltt0or0 attf.
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b 0ldIdne hgs apnfurfuin sa.
tiHa ne dOlag a .hdauimfn.
liobt mar lhfmii8i 5ebHient
Hlaidine wiupg unleulbar. rauuit
Hr seIic uno tfeiHir onrd bic
Ndrrifre ionic eiH iabIucb. BIN.
icr melhem ih SO 3mdauer Be.
ianom Der 0alolintchalirr 6c6
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1ldmmcu eraobeu Hdl ilber 0ir TIN.
aIndlidlen gelte 0iriae iudlieu
ibr Sell tn Der 6ludli. unr0en abrr
pon cen 6Iamma errcidt Seuc
STEELE. IN meIdler iidl bic GO 3u.
itauer beian0en. mar elm lo0eril0es
6euerineer. 9dnuer, 6roucu m6
ainOer tdmpiten im ibr eeben. e8
mar ein ihredlidler an6Iid. Zen
eiuBiaen AettliHgsmeg bot Der 9lm.
mel; oerieIbe ober mar ibnen 0urd
Die 5lommen obaeitnitten. 9luto.
eigentbiimer ipraneen in ibre 6u9r.
tperte imO fubreu mie tod 0aoon,
obue iih Inn Oos Shidial Der bon
Dem 5cuer Ginaebiidten at finn.
mern. Grandmother @riffm bou
Gobinaton itellte iih idlieBIid nit.
ten auf ben 5abrmeg, 3og ieinen
ReooIoer unO 0robte, 0en griteu,
Der oen gIab berldBt. nieOer5iidie.
BEN, fals nift Die @erlebten nit.
tells Der glutos ms Soipital befor.
bert miiroen. 4ieies balf. lleber
5luau5ig 8erleste ipuroen idleunigit
na6 oen &oIpit1lern gebrn6t. Sic.
BEN 9erionen batten ibreu Zoo in
ben 5lammen gefinOen.
ShlieBIit entoedte Elm Mmn ben
demiiten 2oihopparot, an pelden
onf1n9li6 glienntto geondf bate,
unO oas 5euer ipuroe balo geIoift.
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Der trpfene .sntnrna

lleber oas mulitere 3reiben ouf
Dem gerguiigln9sboot ,5atarn~
1T idon biel 9tute uerihriefen NOR.
Den. Die @aite ioaen iebr bdufia
in 10 ae1obener Stimmung aeiueien
icin, Dab iie lid geeenieitiq in Die
9aare geriet9en un0 Die tapferen
Omaha 8laur0de Die 9iube tuieoer
beriteaen mliBten. Der qansen
Sade bat nun GoIi5eiAef 9unn qe.
tern g[benO NIT einent fiibnen
9anoitrei6 en- @n6e bereitet, in.
Dem er einfn6 9roft ieineg amteg
itridte &rodenbeit befo9l. 60
berridte benrs cine froulrns Stim.
mung ouf Dem aSaturn'; man
ihmelgte in 8nturgeniiIIen, beiuun-
berte Die Sterre am sSirmanient uno
bn6te iiber Die 8erg0ngIifseit aEIlas
SrOiiden na9. Sb Die sSuaenO
ebenfaIs an ioIhen pbiloj1pbiidlen
9etrahtungen @efaaen gefunoet
bat, lit 5fpeifelbaft. Wfan pfIegt feline
ergniigitngsfdbrten nuf Dem lido.
men 02iiioirifIuB 5u MAIDEN, INN
iif oem 8eItidmer5 bi15ageben.
@s miro ni9t intrner g6n, pOr.
idriftsmdBig auf Dem 8Ianeten at.
gegangen iein, aber auf Dem 9onOe
gebt es in Omaha nah s llbr
glben0s audi nidt gang bori1rifts.
mGBig 8lt. gIlIo tpo3u Oiele groll.
fame Stren9e oes oerebrten poIi.
3eidefs. glGe ioaten nit eLeidem
@aBe genteiien tper0en. @enn Der
Gbef befiebIt. Dab es fortan nif
Dem 8aiier otrofeu" icin foL, bonn
barf er ou6 nidt ouIben, b1B Cd
auf oem 2anOe onaB~ lit.
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Srii6idlnf finOct glnerfeununa.

8ie 81 ernarten mar, ipilien ole
angeitGlten Der &auimannsIaoen
ben 6 lt6r SdIuB am Somitag bon
5u ipiiroigen. Der 9orIo Seral0
fiibrt in eridopfenoer @eiie Die
aeuBerungen elmer Iongen gfeibe
bon glngeIteLlten ii6er 0en friiben
@eidGftsidIuB an. 9ieie Iauten ma.
tiirGid aae Aohit befrieOigeno, mas
ieIbitoerItdnoltb iit. @s lit ni6ts
meter, ipie cine 93iifii9t gegen
ibre 0aitnleniden, penn Die Ga.
oenbeiiter iid 5u oieiem 5dritt
entidIoiien baben. Gin finon5ieIler
9IusfaG mag in Der erIten 3eit 3u
per8eidnen iein, baIo ober miro
bds gu6liflm iid on ben friiben
S6lub geuobnen uno oie ginfGuIe
friiber beiorgen. ga cine 10 groBe
9ln3abl bon annben uno M1Ohen
in iugenolidem gllter in ben 2dben
bei61itigt ltno, 10 lit oieie g2eue.
rung OOppeIt erfreuIid.
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Ga6ri6ten ans 0e6rnsfn GitD uuS
llm0egen0.

gaS 30dterhen bon Serrn unt
5rau CHARLES gfidter, beren 8aru
5tpiiden Baul uno 2orton gelegel
it, lit nad fur5er Strautbeit ge'
Itorbeu. 3ie trauernoen GItern ba
ben bic bcr8lide Spmpatbie ibrer
bieIen 8erluanOten uno fSrein1oe.
Die Oeutiden 6armer GnrI Bin
Der uno Sacob 8eiber geoenfen in
nd6itef 3eit cine geilthsreile mad
Der oIten Seimatb dn3utreten.
SiGfS GountDitobneiiter 5ret
Goos 6at eine 3uiammenIteaung Der
glutomobile in 9toe Gountp gema6t
0anaf betru9 Die 3abl Der gluto-
mobile an 23. S5uIi 702 lmo bic
Der D}otorcDclcs 33. SSm Gouutr
oie6t es "a 2IutomobiIbGnoIer
0icie SGnOIer operiren 81 glutomo.
bile, ioOoB es aIIo in Stoe gountp
im @an5en 762 2liltoiuobile aiebt.
gs eutfdGt itatiitii4 ausgerednet
Elm glotorgeia4rt auf ie 29A Ger
ioneH.
Die Ster6lidfeitSItotiItif BON
Stoe GountD fir ooS NIT Dem 30.
Slni rnoenOe Sabr ipcilt t02 @e.
burteu uno 50 1oocSfdne ouf. gluf
glebrasfa Gitp cntfollen 43 @ebur.
ten nnO II 9obesiGQe.
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SaOCma6a.

SIM reuen 9finoeri6la6tbauie bon
Morris & SO. miro beute ieit Dem
5euer gum eriten 01ale geihIo6tet.
IS founen iebt ungefGbr 200 Gtiif
8ieb pro Gag 0eidIo6tet tperoen.
5ranf pMonf" 3ronmer, Elm
Omaha aIopfite6er, lit inter Dem
8er6a6te Der SebIerei 0ur6 gbef
Briggs mO Qeteftip @iIlin berbaftet
lporOeu. IS beiBt, 0oB er aus
8obnfradtnagen geitoblene 81nren
BON elmer Soma DiebeSbartOe ange.
nontmen bat. @r lpur0e in Ser
@rpreBoffice feitgenommen aIS er
cine bon Sttuuipa, So, geianote
aiite in @ntpfang nebmen ipoIIte.
0arin befanoen ii6 $3.50 pertb
9iode un0 Sdube. Die Soma 8e.
BORDEN iiu6 auf Der Su6e nod ben
9ie6en.
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Sin mn[eriidlrs lrnrr.

Die idnntliden an Der gtoros
Ieite Der 8abngeIeiie geIegeneu
Sfuppen Der Central Goal anO
Gofe Gomponp bon Der @ebIter unO
IA. Strnbe bis sur Cunning StraBe
iiuO W2ittrpo6 91adt ben 5lammen
sum Spfer gefnQen. gs mar elm
icIten idones SdouipieI, Die 5euer.
gorben einpor iteigen uno Den Sun.
fenregen meitbin ii6tbar lif er.
gieben 5u ieben. Sun6erte BON gu
iaauern beobodteteu Den Sort.
idritt oes deuers, ons MIR 5ii biel
geabrung fanO. Gum Slid gelong
es, Die 81 Bferoe unO @auleiel Ser
5irma in Si9erbeit 81 bringen.
Der angeridtete G9aOen beIduft
iiG auf $4,000, Ser 0ura 9erii-
derung boaauf seOedt lit. Man
nimmt on, ooB Elm 6in1fen bon
elmer 2ofomotipe Oa8 6euer beritr.
ia6te.
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Der briliCdt
ldUt sIallIl
lsfaitfIlaaalfn mlfs Bic HashsI.
laua ID 1an Hfanis1s niag
ttlhiafa

Ra8hH TN. anIi Is mtelss
uua mmiftlid8ultht tal hehloE.
'm De m 1uaaats ansHpamna
im aahfe 1915 nl8i olllisfn IL
h'ttfHl ENfIa HaaafIdli ia hsr
Nft iaaln alttIftHHa beat ron
RonaeH s8ntaoaatn uA mlrb BON
tfIiIIdff Efiil bfbdntiei. hah
Brebtfiidnnlfu nifi III brr Qaaa
ici. flo an btr antilrlliua m lx.
ibtiliatn aIlarmciu atef pirh an.
apnamnifH nob vnaIanA iiber blt
Nlobuabme fer amefilanIIdlcn plr.
aifruua, einCn 8ul iir enaliIde
SaHfe. weltc ben QnlamafanaI
paIiirrn wolIcn. al rrhebei, be lir.
iadlc 1T, pfabdlb Nrcbirilannien
lid an Der ausiieilun1 nitlt b..
tbciIiaen MID.
8aibii8ion, 81. suIt-Setrr.
tar 9rapn erfldrtc helite Rodmittoa.
ooB er Die 3oiiuuna nidlt oIfaeae.
ben babe, @rubbritamiin nmO
GGItihIauO 81 neranInIlcn iit Of.
iiaiea an oer glusiteIlimg in San
6rancisco 5u betbeiliaen. Gr iDirO
llilterbanoIlngen anftiipfen, Oieie
beioen gladte 81 beiuegeH, bic aus.
ltelung 5u beidideli.
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Wallulbfitf iflal wfasaAIlh

fas HsWHH H 81
h.t rmaaa Mh f rNm mt
NfmIn wi M kM hsfr
w H l a
va tHi8M HHa sm 8Hid89H N
HaH mNliHblt Nf Esbtmfl
FiH atHIff HfaulNa tf HaN
Hm d. tMi Ua6 tff mti M
mthtf.A N MHi pbNallft.
h Nilf Hh t8fm @tmiifH N
9Httn lf0iahltHaH 400 flHllffH
90 CHlliti Walf8 Gil aHs
naHN Nth d8mndnhlgf BE-
'HmHi mo b Hft.tfti Heai ref
t1b htIe Cu5Iit8i nidi dffHtrf
HfAeH Bort Eff tag8lhait NITRO
t8 efHoalI8i hda nilH tHn
bdflltrtti bCf Set miiprtffub lil
bftbfIgrn mo m tfueilsfn Nmn
brr 6rflhriti rffutriru miro. mtr
ben pir iofiiahffu, Sii5 9u ablm
uuo Ma crlotbfrlihen Nertfileru.
GEN miro Die t8eigdldalt ihrrr u.
nan8ieleu Vdaa uenen nidit Hornch.
MEN t6nucu. limo nah ablmi 0cr
fini Sabre itebtn mir bod Der
6rn1e clue5 neucn 9lttonimene init
oer @tclidlaIt aeleniiber. GO III
iidlcr Oab bic Staot ioOom fcinCu
heiieru garaaiu abidlIiebeu faun,
arnn Die 9eritelunastoiten oeS ga.
les perocn in5iuiidlen aeiiieaen icin.
@cpiiIc unloaiide @eaucr oes
dreibrieiS ipredleu oopou, aIs Oh
es 9flidjt Der Sta0t iei, 0ie Be.
ieaitait in ibre @eiuaIt az befom.
men. Girie 9eitc iprefen unmog.
ltd I'M Sime Der giirgcridait. Der
@eredtigteitsiinn lit biel 81 ltarf,
oIs DAB ein5ia Der SoB mabgebeno
ieiu iollte. g9ir iagten i'm Ieeten
gtrtifel, 0as 9eitreben ioqte 0arnuf
geriftet iein, ein bdrmouiihes Gin.
berne6men nit Den getriebsgeieIl.
idaften 5lt idnffen. Gs muB ieoem
flar ieiL oaB 9fedtsbdnoeI beioen
Seiten, Der @eielid)aft uno Ser
giirgeridaft, groBe Suumen foiten,
1no oab Der 9etrieb 0armter ert.
ihie0en Ieioet. glIio tpesbalb 0ielen
Streit 40 infinitun fortiesen, penn
Die @eIegenbeit zines 9tusi0bnens
geboten if. SIN Snterelie bes Bob-
les BON Omaha ratben mir ieoem
8iirger, fir Die g(nnobme beg Som.
promiB. .@asfrei6riefes 5u itimmen.
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Nlftt l'Hhltm asA aaafIsa
BWlalain slaalJa alaatfa baf
hh HuIasu IlIba hfiFn
IaHnfa

atMalaH a Mdt tIat
m Nau aB NNatf aaaHu8i
tt Wf NfaWaum fgf
almmIama 0HHuhimhs g
laaai ti M mfIidHH Nn
hlm mflfHa n HA M
aHh tm n1l igafan M.
tnfh wtIl b Mdibd6hlfii tt
Hpn.i0iuiaHaIIHm iH1t.irHl mr
hgu lau r'l9rim Hmmif So hm.
httg1lffuHd auanlaiih Ban Gina
tflNiluf UalIbslauua Hbef ble Nlt.
iita tflanihft eininItlalfHae lblt
III uIdl hftfIHfli HVrbtH uIf0
1lfgidr NHa tfiIdfit Die Ntr
laaiM biiitH OH irti lemtf 0fi
btiotu iciutlftH Ndrietfu hi vac.
iiio tlntH Hrfmlliluna nttIhld1
mirrbrriici mo utbcnbri iiiair rr
biniu cr mtFef biclcidt IN tni.
Gen taacn itnf Rehctonr mtcorr
aliuabmu Iit gaac Dlcriiol
miro gtacnpdrtii Ii Waibinaion
niht hlr ait auaelebcu. 6cm bor
allen Diu1cn mil man in ben mdb.
gebeuoeu 0reiieu crit oas greianil
Der gemilhunaru prouiurnter Dlc'
rifouar, ciucu aomprouiB 3ipiidcn
ben aonititutionaIiiten uno ben gIn,
banaern Suertas berbeiiufiibren,
abmarten.
Sopobl 8rai Suerta. mic @e.
neral GarrouJa mo anoere 5ubrer
Der aonititutinnaIiiten bobrn iitI
beitimmt aegeu ieoe nusndrtigc
germitteIuna erflart, ioOab sic
Ser. Staatcu, iaas iie iiber6aupt
eingreiien moIen, mtr Die glIter.
natiDe Der beipafineteu sSnterbention
ii6rig bIeibt, Elm S6ritt, BEN Der
Rrdiiocnt, Den irgenO ni0gIid,
permeioen modte.
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guli,eifummiiIdr fnrift ans.

8reslal, 81. Suli.-@roBe g(uf-
reguHg peruriadte in @ottesberq,
S6leiien, oas @eridnin6en oes 30.
Ii5eifonlniiidrs arait. 5eit ie6s
9agen miro er bcrlniBt, uno an.
fangIid gIaubte man, er babe ir.
geno einen llnfnG erlitten ODER iei
6as 0pfer eines 8erbre6ens geDor,
oen-neueitens aber bat lid beraus.
geitelIt, onB er inter 6interEaiilmg
rieiiger 56ul0en einfad gefloben
iit. 8abrideinIid befinoet er iid.
auf Dem g8ege mad 9eittih.Siio.
neitofrifn, Oa er bort nabe 9lnber,
nanote bat.
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III Haasisbaaplhssl hsa tlafm
iutattaita llnmiliff ttlm
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maHaaith I'M 1Htl ulam
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tact h8hN Wam tldHhif HaH
fab M llnmtlltf etHlf hl dl
.l m.i beprtiltf Wfmali rau WHWn
ie5bfdt uHh 'nrd.itliH lluhtil ans
f.ditlt ffa lfIdnfh mftH
1flaati be 3ahl tf NetIttifH
hflUuii liza dnl Hahm in, nnb hf
.0uaffidllftf adltdbfu ttlMii it
10 6le Nm6uilmHenaf Am Tlfs
moment bon mtldilm Sic @lulb
Iitahlfn br nnue lidl aui bic
labt etaaliln bilhcle hd plobllf
cine Nalif bit mii nomtraeiBH
ndhie h. Iidi NIT elmer WeihlpnhIilcii
ron 20 Wlrilcu oie 5hin0e IN Sen
irdbeu uerbreiirte edldrr mur
ocn cnthddi mehrcrr leihi aliaes
fihrie tarhau0c rinaurilicn. Ndumc
ntmur5elt um0 pictr 1cniicr 0utt
arobe Shloiirn lrririlmmcrt. Grri
Prrioueu murocn aui Der sieac ae.
to0tet uno iiber oreibia mebr ODER
mcniaer idlmcr brleti Qraii0cnt
@iIion befan0 iib Iur Belt. als 0o8
llmpetter losbrnh. In ieinem Bri.
nattabiuet 0eS Wciben 6duies; Die
5enlter mur0en ourd Die SdIoHen
5ertriilHmert. Setrct1r Sumultn
begleiiete ibu nnt einpm acldiibtpn
Raum. SnfoI9c BEG Sturmes lab
iid Der Sennt geuotbigt, Die Si.
hug auf5ubeben. Die geDolferima
Der Sta0t purOe bon einem pani.
iden 5dreden erarifien. Gouieuoe
@o1el ipuroeH orrh 0en Sagel err.
ihIagen oeren 2eihname beoeden
bic StroBen Der Staot. gs iielen
iiber 5iuei 9oa Hegen.
gllf Dem 9otomaf Stub puroe
Ger 5hiffsberfebr cine 3eitlang I'M.
terbroden. 3as 5dIeppboot rGoit5
@ooOnrO" idnf un0 6os Grctr.
iionsboot, NIT 100 9aiiagieren an
gorO itranOete. Die gaIiasiere
puroen gerettet.
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Dds GritsSsIhh
wtnAti G6l
=
re Aanhf Halaauins hus SAB
glHlafn NtsHlaata i6f
stu aHtba

NaHhaH Bt NIl Wah AHHI
lftfn hW WfIftB lhu NmfduHa
h1al hf taimtlfm Wuhs hfn
iefi 1tgf ulht immfr critlafs.d
flf &tnflliaflii mlt ml1ft htl
aflehllfrH uHh ifFhiIdNM fFiMa
lla aai heH aIHlub uue Hniit
HafH Hldl'fuilililnHhW rIudfdaH.
alu liHh ldhi 1fIlmucn bah lic
fif FffHoiaund bg8 uriede8 lfhn
llfis gnuluitgu Ele Wuedfn hd
hen duitiatrIttu Rodidua m6
Rfepianl tn erhalifH Nfi bn
iiinalrn weietien hlbcB fg Fctnc
lonaerIltsu Griolae auipneiien ne.
hdti. ta mandeu bdncn baheu ia
ionar @dllappen gtlitien 1tf bal.
aafiihea @trluite Iu Smttii ma.
rem hifhieriidl, uno bic 8richen
crliiirrnien ben 1873 Neter hahcn
0iiael NIT benz gaiourit. spdirr
iehrten bic gulaoren NIT 8critdrfun.
aen auriid ino crobertrR Den Siilel
iuirbrr. 9Iuis 9acnr critirntrn sic
@riehen bic Roiitiou, mo wieoerim
ipir0en he BON oen 9ulaarcu per.
0ranat. Gin orittes Oial uieOerhoI.
ZEN iidl OieieIbeu 9ora1nae 1onu
itmuren oie @riehen. iit mieoer in
ben @eiis 0es Siiaels 3u ieben, unO
ipenn ibr letter Dlam fallen ioll.
TEL ssu Der That gelang es ibneu.
6ie gulgorcn Die0er pom Siiqel All
tertreibru; ober 6ie griedliiheu 8er.
lutte mnren oiesmal enorm, obipobl
lie iih nod uiht genm anaebeu
laiien. 3ieier aampi ioa Der bllt.
tigite oes gnu5en Sfrieges 0etpeicn
iein uno ein Seitcnitiid 5ur ShIadlt
ron 4lennn gebiloet baben 8ei
Der Girma6me Oes aresnnpaIIes iol.
len Die @rie6en $500 5oOte uno
@erpunoete nerloren baben.
gie griefiihe 5lotte bot Die SD.
fen BON 2agos, Dlaronia un0 Mln.
triou at Der aiiIte bon 9bra3ien,
ionic oie, 5ip0If DleiIen bonn gleg1i.
ihcn 9icer lmo Is W}eiIen iiiofpelt.
Iidli BON gIorianopel geIegene Staot
@nnuriina eingenomnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
Ter BAR ais @emeiner.

SonOon, 81. 3uIi. sSu Der boG.
ftdnoigen 9lusriiitlng eines @emei
licn bat aoiier gttfoIaus bon 9luB.
IanO fiir3li6 einen Z 0teiIen Ian,
gen Mari1 unternomuen nm per,
ionlih aus5uprobieren, Oh bon Den
5plo1tcn 5noieL perIangt miro. Qer
Bar trug oic Uniform eines Snfan,
tcriiten nit gcroatent 0lautel, einenl
gotrouengiirtel nit 800 9llmoeu
W1unitiot einem Iorniiter lno oas
@eDebr. Die geianmte glusriiihtra,
NIT glnsnabme oes @epebres, moo
75 0flln0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
gerIammlnna Scr Soutelclerfs.

Ser g1ebro8fa+Soipa SoteIcIerf.
berbanO bielt g1itttpo9 9(beno I'M
SSIer @rnnO 6otel cine s8erIantm.
lung ab. GS lpuroe ooss 9lrranqe,
meut fit Die Sabresfonbention In
Sionr GitD, Ga, I'M DECEMBER be-
iproden. Clarence OiQer, gIerf
i'm 2o0al Sotel, qab einen gcnouen
8eridt iiber Die fiir5Lihe gaotional.
fonoention in Winneopolts ob. Ger
gte6rasfa.Sopn 8erbnno mar BEL
Der gaationalfonnention ourb cine
itdrfere Delegation bertreteu, oIs
ireenoein nnoerer @erbano, mas
Elm 8epeis fir oic St1rfe oes Ser.
bon6es lit. Cine 9eilei0sreIolli.
tion lpnroe anIGBlif oes EooeS bon
Glerf Siteeralo bonn Seuibatu so.
tel ongenommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
@nte ternteanslidt IN eSOlua.

Cine quite llcberiidt iiber oiC
ciesid6rige grnteauSiid)t bietet Elm
Brief bon Sobu @. Blatten, 8rG.
fioent Der limited Stntes gfortgaec
mo Grltt 50. bon glep Dorf, ali
Is. 6. DfcSlimolJ 9r1iibent oer
Nlcdonics SaningS 9anf. gluf,
aruno bon gerihten aus AZ StaO,
ten fonmt Serr Blntten 81 Dem
SdLuB, DAB Die Grnte cine normal(
iein miro, obpobl Die @itterrngs.
terbGItniiic i'm algemeinet nidi
gitnitig tporell. glber Die GrnteouB-
Iidten iino in Soma oiel beIier dla
in onoeren mittelpeit[iheu Stoa.
ten. Sriibjaibrspei5en SAFER, Seu
lmo startoffelr iinO unter normal
ssSn aanias miro Die Grnte mil
slusnabme bon sforn tpeoen Der
groBen Ercdcnhcit bcocntcnb tnter
Ocm Durdidnitt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
lEifnif Der fSIuriiten.

Der Omaha 6loriItclub belt ge'
Itern I'M arug gorf ieiu idbrIides
gifnit ab. Die Qamen batter
biibi6e Sahen gum gHen mitge.
bra4t, ipeIhe in Dem ihonen @or.
ten 0oppelt gut munoeten. 8aa
arrangementsfomite beitato aus
Sen Serren s. s. SeB, George 60
renIon, Nia. 3inmer, Gbarles
2Saultner lno 2etpis. .Senoerion. Sci
elmer 9tei6c BON SpieIen tpur0er
biibihe Breiie bert9eilt. Gs tper-
ben 9lnoronurgen fit Die om 10.
9luguIt IN MinneapoIis itottfinoenOe
Rationalfonpention getroffen. Der
beige alub miro bieleidt in cor.
pore tbeilne6nten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
SnbIid aah[nnn.

Cine tpa6re 8obltbat lit 6ieil
i6one sfiible fir oaS I6pitenot
omaha. @egeu Wlorgeu 6at iid
Der 8in6 na6 Dem geor0peiten ge.
Ore6t, un6 0nS 0uedltlber begann
Idleunigit 3i faIlen. Die Sodit.
temperatur 6etrug geItern 10t
@roo, Elm @rao beiBer aIs am
0ienltag.
g(m geodmittag fieI Der Sdau.
ipieler grneit Balber, 2209 9olt.
glas StraBe tuobnbaft, @de Der
IA. uno Douglas StraBe o6nmGfl,
tig 3u gooen. Der &oliJeiar3t be.
bnnoeIte i'm uuo ianote i'm Damn
nad Saus. 9legen uno fiiblereS
8ettcr iit fir bic na6iten Gage
in 2Iusfift geitcllt.