davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Sdon bdufgtr m Der yiaH siHsr
milit0riihtH BsfeTiiqune be- anod
esoritrt iporhen, nnb obne 3ptiiel
iitvsH bic ie5i0en arbsiim Den aH'
fang bar fir bic f5dtsrs Grriaituha
sinss Sorts. 1urh IsiHs GIN iiiat
natiirlIde Gage In bicfsr In bds Gh1es
btit ptridobsHs a%Gna1punli fur bic
s9afflng timer lpsittra1 miliiariftel
Gtits absr oah gan5 bdonosrs atties
net. auh bic eso1rdt biffe Gage,
JiUiihQ gorium uno Q notn uigs'
fdbr bic Mists baltsnb, mub fogar
BEN 2aisn alf ben trlttn Bid ais
aubsroroeuilid aiinIti1 fir tratssiids
3pedt In bic 4iiafn fallen. Quf etm
asidibitn gortum Iinb bic 3,lrtifita'
tlonsn 10 anaelsgl. bdb bic Ise lungs
gsidiibt ioiDobl bas offsne Mar aIs
aud Die gmseinfabrt benrtihen ION
ntn. Der befeitiaien 9nod nih' IN
5~tusiter Clinic Der Saub Der I'm ere
ems S%ufaaen; Dor alien 9inatn ID Il
tpir5 fe als Gubenfort fir Der embt :
Sobafen, in uno BEL Nm idon naoh
EN- paar 5abren iusiters 90 Minionsn
Wart NationaIperm6eeu inbeititrt \
iein iDtroen, gu gclten babsn. Die
aHod Idbt iif bon Gmotn in ttlpd
orsi Stnnoen gu Sub erreidsn.
MsIds arobe frctegiidt 9eoeutuns
man Der .ynod beimibt. srbeat meter,
ipeHn man peib, pslhe 2luiaabe Der
Gms 3aoeiaEaI IiiHftig erfiaen Ioa.
Die gsrtiefung foa aber nidt in fsis
nem eou3sn 9esloufe p%orssuommsn
rperoen, ioubern nur big 5u Dem 5
Gilometsr BON @mben entftrntsn
9orfe lipbuIsn. 4on bier aus 1T Elm
nsuer Gdnalarm in aerooer Rihtung
mad Der Gnod proiettiert, no .r in
Elm 5dbrpdFer fir Gaiffs ieoen
9iefgangss mlnbet. glaf Del Berthe
iuHg uno 9er6ysittrung bss ems
SaoeiaunIs tonntsn baun dho Shiffs /,
ron @ilbslmsbdren iibtr De &nod
(obns Gmoen beriibren gu mifen) :
ua4 Der Gmsmiinoung ~selaussn uno ;
umgeItbrt h
9ieI srortsrt ipirb rotiirlia ouG5 I
bic QbIiat bsr Regisruna, in GmOer 8
einen aris1shofen on3uIsgen. 9absi
hunoslt IS ii6 dber 3unddit tpoht MIR 4
nm bic G6affung zines 3orpsoos i
Run lit E: ia betanut, mo Z
9iel uub @ilbe'msbdbsn 5eigen ss, :
oaB ii6sraa hort, no bic arisgsma-
rine oominisrt. Der 6dnoef Iid ptnis
ger aut mtpidslt. Srgeuoipslde Be-
fGrdnfunq brauht bic 6anOslspsIt
fir Gmhsn aber taum su befiirdtsn
bsHn fir ben tiinftigen arieasbofsn
iii Elm 5errain aaf Rem rtu detponnts
men gelGnps unpsit Der gnod borass
fehen. in teTen ndmhtr R1bt bonn
auh Elm marineoepot unteraehradt
Io1. 9rieasmdriR unb frisos
6anbel mercen alio feline See
hohen. Iih gegsnieiiig ms Sc
5sgs alt tommea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Gns 5oitentotteubiertel bon Sipaiops
numb.
cine tpie rei4e @eastation fi6 nit
beiBem 8emiibeu ieIbit otsiem SanO.
feIoe, oas Tio na9 orei Ssiten uns
dbiebbar ausoebnt, abringen ldBt.
% Sipafppmunb Der 0urfs
gongss un0 auseangsplab fir bic
mad Dem mittleren 3etle
uno benz Noroen oes S6uBgebietes
psr fid gsbenos Guaranteeing 1T.
70 berrfdt i'm Srte Tin beiuegtss Qcs
ben uno Sreiben. Elm lebbaftsr qsrs
Ionens unO @iiternerfe6r. Gie
4dmpfpfeifen unO bas Jau9sn ser
rangierenoen 2~otomotiDen i6riat
ourd Die 2uft, OnSpiiden t0nt oas
metallifhe Alirren Der 3uIammens
itobenoen Buffer unD ods ailien Ser
8rsmfer. 2aitmugeR uno Aarren,
Die lih nur idmsrfdaig, fnarreno|
uno dd5eno, ourd Ole fanoiasn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

barren 9~pIOsrboben iGbrlid burAs
f6nittlid $50 Mlarf bro 6ettor ge3os
gen fperbsn. 8ds mant Bel ben 500
6ettar. bic jeBt aufge10bt psrben,
1856 Start. Der neue aaiiere
Milbelm : goIbel tpiro in Der 6aupi=
fade ~alsroinss peoer far ianonirts
idaftlide nod inbuItricIs anla9en
in 5rage tOmmen, ionoern Itrattgis
ifen 3peden porbebaIten bleibsn.
Seit 1908 nerben Electromagnetic
ten in nod 9roBerem Mabitobs bei
Der anod, benz am neiteiten in Die
ems ooripringsnnen BuHtts, porgez
rommen. NdbrsnD Der 9agasr3eit
bic BON Gbbe uHo Slut abbdngig 1T.
psrridtet ununter5rohen ein Spill
feline IanbasfpinneHpe 9Gtiez
ieit, umIagsrt BON prabmsn. bic bds
ipertpolIe Hagstrgut anbrinssu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

prrisfIr Nafrn- INN fiaunrla-
giunt aiii ailanltnrhrn Wrran.

2luf Der Spaiopmunoer Bride
bt.Ffdt bel QHtnnii ODER 4baonl
zines Ddmpftrs F,ts elm reats sc,
htt. uH0 5rtibsl,. nan erbIidt Elm
tfniss Durheinanbsr BON uniIors
n,eT, 3ibiinen in Thipargsn. peiB,a
uuo abct'dnsiasu. mrepdifdt Das
Esu In heller 5elfagSfleiouna. So,
zero. Snambo. Sotitntottsn, Berg
famards In allen m1aliden pbsr
aud olne gslsiounatn. Sa3pilhen
.nrbtiten Die TompffrGnr, aiF sen
SdmdHpurgslsiisn rolltn pfeiFtnOr
eoiomotipeh NIT MinidiuraGisrli.
gen, uno Den Rabmsn oes gilSts
DsrpontdHoiaen uberaa bodaufoss
iiirmis aiiien unb B~iiterbo1en.
0dt man euoIia oas Gn0s Der
800 Wlster Innssn 9an0unasbriids
srreibt. 10 erilimmt man In i~peniasn
Niuuien Ole Oin,ndrtiae goSsnsrb.s
lung un0 moi 1T in Gpafopmuno.
Ar aan3e Srt, Der iih am norolis
ben Snatopuisr mipideli, 0as snts
Ieaa1 Dem fHolihsn frti bon tuthtus
zen Diinen III, in nah eurorais
den geariffen Der am tpeit.len
rittsns 9tab bss oan1en
56ubac. fietss. er asiat bon outer
mo asIiL nOer Qnlnae uno madf SEN
5in6rud elmer frGfii1 emporbIiben,
en 5afenr uno 6an6elsHabt. lltbsrs
n IeunS'n Dem anf0mmIina
dmude, reot.E aut uno foIio qsbauit.
inf6dioe San Ter, risiiae Wortns uno
,aaer61uier. b rtrauensrpedsno. Sos
.ls un6 Gaifbh ie uHo redt biibIGs
loOerne adosn .'ntsseen.
9rinat man ne ter in Ous Snntre
er Staot Dor, 70 ,foBt man aui go
is 40 Weter breiit, grabbing psrs
un6 iid rcd tiuinflia ffneis
sHos Gtrdben nit al, 5%efannten otr.
-auten Romen, nie Faiftrs8
ylms, gismdrds, mon ;es, Roons
'Oititrdbs ufp.
Giqenartig muten oen q. suling Die
.I3aspflofterieu aus alteA' Siiten
.ratfs1tsu girgerIteige an Die
ribntbsfb Der 5auseiga 1timer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
Sin aranfrnbau6 fir gilnu5en.

Sir 5uube CAB es idOn Elm 5ois
pital, aud fir @0ssl cine Wdtion
De Gont6. Run BAT man audi Elm
Grantenblus fir gfIan5sn asTdaffen,
rnb 3rar In Gnqlanb. gs lit ir
berfhieoene Getticnen geteilt, 10 oub
iran oas tranfe aSubjett", nadoem
man e 6ei DER 4nfunft unteriu4t
Toforf in ben fir ben 5all in Be
tradt tommenoen Saal bertDeiim
tann. Damn bsginHt bic regeIredte
Sur. Gtin .9atient4 pirb bernuss
qsldITen, e9e CT nidt b0Ilig gsbeilt IT.
9i 8ernunDeten operiert man, ins
Dem man linen franfe 5eile, nj.
4eife oOsr Wur8eIn. entfernt, BEN
Gdnddlingen, GaFturmen, alfo an
@ndmie aeibenoer atbt man cine fets
tere aQbrunq, pd6reno man Die
our6 5roIt gei6doiqteu cine p9elns
~peraturtur4 burhmaden ldbt.
I'm ben 8eIu6ern bes Snifituts
ZEN Ginbrud All erpeden, Dab Ie li9
in einem mirtli9en 9ofpitot bsfinoen,
trogen oie 5ranen. Die nit Der pflsz
qe un0 lleberpadunq Der Ieibenosn
gfIan3en bstraut Tinb, peibe Ges
mGnoer. Wldn Iie6t Iie auf Sreppen
unb in Gn &~orriboren nit ygers
banbstditen1, nit 6dnen, 9inosu ano
Maha, beitimmt, Die WunOen 81
idIisbsn, bic oas MeHer Der nghirurs
gen perurIaGt bat. Sic perbinbtu
5undhft bic Munbsn un6 6sbsdtn Ben
Qerbanb nit Mads ober pef, I'm
70 su per6inbern, Dap Die trante
Steile nit Der Cuff in aontatt
6leibt, mas qsfd6rIif fir Ole gflons
90 pdre. IS bot f9 in biefsm
earantenbaus" ge5eigt, bab qepiTe
iebr ~empfinofame perioneu ipirtlide
angf ansitsben ndbreub Der Gperas
lion, 6enen man lire 2ieblinaspflans
sen u~nter3iebt. Gle hGn9en nit qe.
ndu 10 GROCER 3drtIidfeit an bieifn
pie nnbere an ibren 5unben ooer
&dben. nun brautt nur nod sic
Mobe iia in Die a~nselsgenbsit gu
mif6en, uno man Tam es erIe6en,
bob bieie ionoerbars 3drtli6tsit fiG
psraIlgemsinert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

bief.m @rbiete ipdtsr aolnniftn am
qeiebt perben iniiroen, ned 4rt Der
in gpisn uno MsitprtuBen isit DisIen
Sahrsn b~etrisbenen &oloniIdtion.
Dieler plan miro iebon niht ausgs
fiibrt, fon6ern Is lit beabItdtist, Die
6odmoore in gepaItige Bieisnfla6en
umaugeitalten aRb iie ausIhlieBlih
fir 3psde Der Jltiidsr3eugune ems
suritten. dis 4rbeitstrGfte mill nan
gum 5eil Str1flings Q%nfteqen. 8ies
fss Sbifem bat Ib i'm &ebbiager
Moore BEL Stobs an Der Gtbe. no. Is
fdon IGneere 3eit erprpbt iporoen III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

aaie6lruQ MI Der gobn spiiheu
Gpd.opumu6 NIB @inobui.
@ulopp aur6 bic Sirobsn iss,n.
e~inseboreue RGuner unS Jrau.u.
Gle Ieere un0 pols aiifsn oosr anosre
GefaBs in aIsi9 mai.Itdtiidsr Rubt
uac unna6abmlihsr 6dulbsit uuf
Dem aopie bur9 ole StrdB,n trds
gen, iiebt man gu jtoer 9usss5.it
i'm Srt. @dn5 Defenders b,Isbt fid
aber oas Strdbsnbilo. ipenn I'm II
ubr mittags Die 8isnIfrdume Der
9,borbsn uno Ger iibriesn gur.dus
geidIoFeu perosn uno Die sdbIr.idea
9eamten uno qribatdngeItsntsn gum
Mittugstil6 ellen.
6riibmorgens lit oie reeife 3tit;
Damn tommen bic Ginge6orsnsn in
ibren abgeI6lifenen, fhmuBigsu
aItiosrn trdge uno f4naB.no aur
4rbeit. Gle pobnen n1hts ni1t etz
ina BEL ibrsr DisnIt9errf6aft. fons
in unmittetbarer N1he 0es Orr
tes, In ibrsn 9onoods, oen primis
aroBeH 9iensnt0r6en eIeihsns
9iitten, Die BON tptitsm nusitbsa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Glttrs pIan Idbi ben QandI meter
rbtinnbpdrts BEL Wsisl beginner.
gtiIdufig isi nip0bnt. hab Dtutihs
lamb INNER mtbr bas gan0 Ter aros
ben WdHerlpess pirb. Gs etbi 5paE
lonafnmer bomil botan. als min
fdeusFpsrt iudre, namsnilia bd bic
Graaf Der Grbtbune elmer Satfs
fabrtsabgabs nod INNER Mot emf
fhieotn uno aud bic iunlerlihs
GppoIition stgtn ben grobtn Wiiitl
lanofandl nod midi aaHB li6erBunosu
III. absr iommen ptrbsn bieis gtos
ben Observation-Disclosures bod In
tiuigen Sabren unb ouh SiieoHilAs
lamb lpirb fart oardn bettiligt iein.
grin5 subpis, Der 9sgsHt bon
9npsrn. III siusr ptr md4tisilsn 66r.
otrer in bisisn 0inesH.
y 4 4
au9 ouf dnosreH GebieieH piro i'm
GmsIanbe uno numeRtlih an ber
Woroieeiiifie uHo auf ben oltfrieiihtT
Snieln gsarbsiist. Die SmsmiHouHc
pire auberorotntlih o~srtitft unb Gms
ben fou arObartige 6aftnanIsotu srs
halttn. Nahotm ods 4roiett ots TO-
gtnountsn 6iirlsneoucsrns gtIAe.lert
III. tpelhss fir Gmbcn oas Mlonopol
3n sinem MISUNDERSTANDING btrs
lauats. baden ii9 Der R~oro6euiiae
alohb unb Oi. !0omburasr p%at.tflbrt
balm eeeinist. ,intn Yell hires qtuss
tpuubererptrtsbrs mad gmben ju per-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Gin f3nerer anfaII
bat iid duf Der aanolfraBe nab
@bam6erb ereignete. bort fu1r IN
Der Duntel1eit Elm automDbil in cine
bon elmer llsbung bsimtsbrsnb. 1rups
penabtsilung. 3ebn 6oIoatsn tpurben
Oerlebt. msbrers BON linen Idtpsr.
Der @bauffeur, Der iid ipeoen oes
ungliids, oas er dnaeridtet, ipi,
mabniinnig g%ebdrDete, purOs psrbafs
tet.
Gin giebsrmann.
Sic Tinb, pie i'd mid
iiberaeugt babe, Der ein5igs Wirt In
Der Stabt, Der troB Der gierpreisers
bObung nod teine tIsinsrsn GlGisr
eingefiibrt bot."
Wirt: n9a2 miibt mir audi einFoIs
Iisbsr iasut i'd r Blob balls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

nie rieiige umaeitiIpte @oaslnsRer.
unO Die auBsr6al6 Der StuOi sn
6orfdhnliaen NieherlaHunasn, 3u fos
gennnntsn Nerftel. berfint finb.
Sc itsbt 3ipeifslns feft, oaB Gtpa-
tcpmuno in ieosr 8esiebung cine
asIi6srte 3utunft Fat. osnn
Bic quite, alien anfprosrunQsn ense
iprfhen6e Stdatss nno Stabibaha
unb 0o5 bislaefhmdbts. abtr bod
misunderstanding fehr fpsrIDOLe Sim.
tsrlanO fprsdsn Oafir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

6abrt Surh Sas @att bei eiu9etretencr
lsgsn, uno bielsr QlaH BAT bic 3us
Thinning Der prsubii4sB 9t60gosn
gefunOsn. 0as 5aritsntouurn pltit
cine aonturrsn5 9sa.r ois FeihsH nItsn.
2irisn gslauffsn. lptIhs BEL Der aes
ee~npdrtissn Gage bss Qu~s!panosrera
berfebrs faum rpIuIGeHspsrt gauiien
ipGre.
Dir felt Dem Sabre 1902 NIT groe
bem Grfol1e b~etrietsntn Q0nhaerins
nurasarbsitsn an ben oFfrieiiaen
Gmss un6 G3qortufern psrotn aurs
3sit nit Der 5rtem EiFtr f%ortqtisbt
Nadoem bic Ginbeifund 0es ii6er
300 Settar groben &01igs Robe 2
@dfts btrsits 1903 bsenhet usrosr
tpnnte, htqann nan oIeih nit her
peitsreu GirncIoeruna be- oen Rais
fer : WilRlm 3 gofoer roraslldsrfsn
8otts. 6as ii6 n0rrlih bor Gmher
Qnfenhafen nah Der G~nsmin6ung
hin eritrs4t. Qu6 bier fnc qr5fere
5ldhen ifon 70 auFeehobt, oaB Z
ben DEN rsaetmdB'qen 5luisn riht
mehr iibsripalt mtroen. Sur Hufh6s
buna bieaen bic aug BEN 5msfo6rs
mailer ausasban1'rten G6lidnohtn,
bic mittsls beIonoerer Gbi 6aQ9er
Oura Elm 9rutropr auf Sic B1tt
ftreden e.pumpt fperbsn. Dit u5erz
al in ben RorOfsehdfen, muB and In
Der ems f0rtgsiebt gebaggert Dtrosn
I'M Die 5abrrinns in Der notpafhiaeR
Siefe 81 erhdlten. W19renb man frus
Der oas duf Oieis Deiie Q%sponueae
8aggsrgut an anberer Ste[e untpeit
beg 5abrnaiers pieber fallen lieB,
benuBt man es i,bt CUR Ginpolberuug
bss Wntts unc gefpinnt baour6 Elm
9eldnoe. bag iid fir ipdtere 6afen=
eripeiterungsn, fir 5abrits uno ionz
itige 4nlagsn gang beiOnoers eignet.
4ber tpenn e aud nur Idn6plrts
f4aftli4 geuuBt ipirc. lit Der Grtr1g
8ismli4 srbsblid, ba aus benz fru4!>
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
On Ghnnhnmmn On S.

Sn Sd0nbaum an Der
DeidlsI, ni4t tDfit DON Dnn3ig, fano
man in Teinem breunencen 9dusdsn
oen 60 Sabre alien ubrma6ermeiIter
Gouaro assoau nit sinas 6logsnsm
GHdost uno fhlperen anbersn 9srs
IeBun9en auf. CTR jinsers 8ru0sr
oes grmorosfen, Sulis 2ssoau, mele
aete ais eriter ben 9rano. Der Wsrs
oadt Der 5d9xIflaft lsntte Iid ieoo6
balo aui ben 8ruosr. SntOlssoelsu
'sas6s 81 Dsrbaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

febr gut beDdJrt. Die GtrGflinge
baben fif bei Der lrbeit in Der freien
2uft ni4t dLIcin als 5uDerldfIig bepiee
fen ~ es iiHD nur tuenige 5lu9tbere
fuhs unternpmmen norben - fonz
bern aud ibr Geiunb6eits5uitanb bat
5id fueientli9 gsbefert. Qua ba6en
Ie @elegenbeit gefurben, Elm ni9t uns
bstrd6tIihes aupttal an3ufammeIn,
10 DnB re mad 4bIauf Der Straf5eit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Girabsn BERGEN. MeIleube. Ole nit
Der gdbn aus Dem Snnsrn iommsn
uno nit Dem Dampisr mad quoss
ribbudi. 9apTiabi ootr Der osinai
ittltn, p'tros, DIE Dor Dem Tore
cotr Dem Wirtsbdns i6rts Mtitsrs
barren. Better, biz inn 9rab cosr im
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
9r06s progefls in OQIrisSlano.

Hrsstfu wa bic ShIusai6sa eoamsgs iMhaphreu. = es iOnm in adSs'
lamb umaepanbei mtbrH. - Gin bHHdsr MhdHabhnh ouant. Ter
fanaas shstn. - Cmben Qanal Hs ieus aHsFdin. - Sars bWihs
<fdrhmHseH aHi TpunH uHb bel 0mbu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

tsf<r dlisgeriiitet finb, I'm Elm neues
Qeb<n iii beginner. MiI9 tritt bic
&rtlll btr StrafIiuge n ben M0Dr
tiflsn lptit ipeuiger in msttbsiDerb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

ft0rten gagssrn arbeiten. Sin sros
Der setl Der fir bic auItibieruua bes
8partanger Moprss n0tieen Mrbeitsn
iDiirbe luegfaleu, lpenn bas Rbein<
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

ROrbfst proieli baIo in ansriIf &C.
nommtn luerosn lonHie.
BtinHntlih aebt psgtuipdrll9 talt
Der enuBe Hlsbtrrteinii4s Giitsrusr'
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-26
A GREAT UNION MEETING.
Beginning at the Baptist Church, Sun day September 2s, and Continued Two Weeks Every Night At
 7:3O,

These services will be conducted by Evangelist Burton Allen Poe Hall, a man of national reputation as an evangelist and lecturer, word painter and an orator, a poet and humorist, who holds his audience en- tranced by his wonderful word pie lures and discipline powers.
 MT. Hall will be assisted by the Rev. Thos. J. Faulknes, a preacher and a singer of ability, who sings the old story of the Gospel with telling power.
 The people of Clifton gre to be con graduated indeed upon being able to secure the services of these men at this time to conduct the evangel1st1c campaign.
 The meetings are to be held under the auspices of, the local churches, and all Christians of the city are ex- pected to heartily cooperate in mak- ing this a town wide revival in the religious and moral uplift of our peo- pie.
 Everybody is cordially invited to attend every service.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-26
DOCTOR
 GOES TO MANILA.

Dr. G. W. Stephens, for more than two years assistant medical supeIin- tendent of the Arizcna State Hospital for the Insane, during which time he has been associated with three differ ent superintendents aud gained wide recognition as pscchia- list, has ten dered his resignation, effective Octo- Der ito accept the post of medical inspector in the United States army with rank of first lieutenant He has been assigned to service in the Philip pines with headquarters at Manila and is due to sail from San Francisco on the Mongolia leaving the Golden Gate city on Wednesday, Octobt l.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-26
FOR GUIDANCE OF
 MOTORISTS
Through Courtesy of pr. Burtch, Ex- tracts Are Gained From Arizona
 Motor Vehicle Law.

Below will be found various para graphs taken throuc the courtesy of Dr. Burtch from the booklet con- taining the laws of the state concern ing motor vehicle operation The 1n- formation is important, and possibly will be of value to those of our read CTS who have not become thoroughly familiar with the regulations for mo- tor traffic:
 Subdivision g. Every motor vehi- cle shall also at all times have he number assigned to it displayed on the backof such vehicle in such a manner as to be plainly visible, the numbers to be in Arabic numberaIs
 (numerals), black, on white back ground, each to be not less than three inches in height, and each stroke to be of a width of not less than half an inch; and also, as part of such number the abbreviated name of the State, in black, on white ground, or white on black background, such let | terS to be not less than one inch Tn height.
 Subdivision s. No motor vehicle
 shall be used or operated on the pub- | lie highways after this Act takes ef-
 feet unIessthe owner shall have con-
 piled in all respects with this section,
 except that any person purchasing a
 motor vehicle from the manufacturer
 dealer or other person, after this Act
 goes into effect, shall be allowed to loperate such motor vehicle upon the
 public highways for period or hve | (5) days after the purchase and de livery therof; provided, that dur1ne such period such motor vehicle shall bear the registered number and sea of the previous owner under which Il Twas operated or might have been op
 erated by him.
 Sec. 3. Subdivision 1. No persor shall operate a motor vehicle on { publichighway at rate of speed
 greater than is reasonable and proper
 having regard to the traffic and us' of the highway, or so as to endange , the life or limb of any person, or thu , safety or any property; or in an! event on any public highway wher the territory contiguous thereto | : closely built up, at a greater rat f than one CD mile in four (Q minutes I or elsewhere outside of any incol g porated cityand county, city or towI I at a. greater rate than one CD mil > in two CD minutes; subject, however e Ito the other provisions of this Act. l. Subdivision 2. Upon approach1n }. "a bridge, dam, curve or descent,
 person operating motor vehicle sha
 nave it under control, and operate
 rate O. speed not exceeding on
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TYPHOID FEY ER LOSES |TS
 TERRORS

Typhoid fever-that terrible dis ease that has killed so many Amer1- can soldiers, as well as so many c1- yiIians has been banished from the United States army When it is necessary to utilize the services of our fighting men hereafter the AEleri- car people can rest secure in the as- surance that so far as typhoid fever is concerned the full strength of every company will be available on the fir ing line.
 In previous wars, from 10 to 40 per cent of the opposing forces have been in the hospitals, incapacitated through various diseases. During the Spanish-American war, out of lO,- 759 soldiers in camp at Jacksonville, Fla, there were 2693 cases of typhoid. If this division had been in the midst of an active campaign it's fighting strength would have been weakened about one-third, not only by the loss of these patients, but also by the loss of the men necessary to care for and transport them Any means which will reduce or eliminate any Of the diseases from which soldiers nave suffered in the past will actually 1n- crease both the strength and efhc1en- ,cy Of the army. 1t will also greatly increase the chances of our volunteer
 
 disease has, in every war in history, so far killed more soldiers than pul. lets. An official announcement or tbe elimination of typhoid from our army is an event in which every clti- zen shouldfeel 8 keen interest
 Major Frederick F. Russell, or the medical corps, summarizes the re- suits secured through vaccination: dn 1902. with an enlisted strength oI ov,- 77S men and officers. there were ln our regular army 56S cases or " nhoid In 1909, out of S4,V0 men there were 232 cases. In March 1909. vaccination was begun, but o Ine number vaccinated that year, ooo was too small to affect the ratio M 1a1O over 16.OOO were vaccinated, ane at once the number of typhoid cases began to dimish. In 1911 there were onIv 7O cases. In the same year vac cination for typhoid was made con nuIsory on all persons in the m1itaI; service and on all recruits. In 1917 +ha first year in which the entlr army was immunized, there were onE 97 cases. the last one occurring De cember 19, 1912. Since that date now nine months aga, there mas nc heen a single case of typhoid in tn army. +b.+ du,
 ing the past four years over Aov'ou
 persons have been vaccinated wltno,
 a single death or injurious resui
 Such an experience on so large
 scale certainly justifies his concr
 sion that by the geneia use or va
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mile in fifteen minutes, and upon ap- preaching a crossing of intersecting highways, at a speed not greater than is reasonable and proper, having re- gard to the traffic then on such high way and the safety of thepublic-
 Subdivision 8. Upon approaching a person walking in the roadway of public highway, or a horse or horses, or other live stock, being ridden, led or driven thereon, a person opefat- a motor vehicle shall give reasonable warning of it's approach and use every reasonable precaution to insure the safety of such person or animal, and, in the case of horses or other live stock, to prevent frightening the same.
 Subdivision A. A person 'peratfng a motor vehicle shall, at request or on signal by putting up the hand, from a person riding, leading or driving restive horse or horses, or other live stock, bring such motor vehicle 1m- mediately to a stop; and, if travelling in the opposite direction, remain sta tionary as long as may be reasonable to allow such horse or animal to pass, and, if travelling in the same direc- tion, use reasonable caution in there after passing such horse or animal; provided that, in case suchhorse or animal appears badly frightened, or the person operating such motor veh1- cle is requested to do so, such per son shall cause the motor of such vehicle to cease running so long as shall be reasonably necessar,- to pre- vent accident and insure safety to others.
 Subdivision 5. In case Of accident or injury to a person or property on the public highway, due to the opera tion thereon of a motor vehicle, the person operating such vehicle shall stop, and, upon request of person injured, or any person present, give such person his name and address, and, if not the owner, the name and address of such owner.
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DECISION IN CLARK. CASE AF-

DECISION IN CLARK. CASE AF- the appeal taken in the case styled Arizona & New Mexico Railway company, vs. Thos. P. Clark, y the ninth circuit court at San Fran cisco has rendered decision affirm ing the decision of Judge Sloan, of the United States District Court, with headquarters at Phoenix. This case was filedfor trial in April, 1912, ana iudpment was rendered by the Phoe- nix court in November, 1912. The affirmation of the court at San Fran cisco was made on September s, 1913 The amount of judgment r~"" by the Phoenix court
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