davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03

Steblsn SnpeIen Inn @erfbe bon
$1,000; Der srOhte sbeil Der
yente iuieber erlanst.

9aew gOrf, 8. @dr5.-Drei giito.
banoiten oransen fur5 Dor Wait.
ternadt IN cine sSliipelenbanoIung
am groaOpaD, ieuerten auf Die sln.
geiteIlten, ergriffen SiiipeIen i'm
@ertbe BON $4,000 unb beItiegen ibr
tereititebenoes aluto, Inn ibre sSluat
5u beiuerfiteaieen. Bier @ebeintpo.
bI5iiten, ote iid auf Der anoercn Sei.
te Der Gtrabe beinnoen, perioIgten
Die ganoiten imo nobnen ibnen
Sinuelen i'm @ertbe bon $1,000
Dieoer ab. Wlit glusnabme oes
Gbauffeiirs oes ganoiten.sliito
aber baben Die 9erbreder ibre
6Iuft bsiperfIteuigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Omaha Iniifuerein, gldJtuna!

9ie @itglieoer 6es Omaha Wlli.
iifpereins iin6 biermit aufmerfiam
aemadt, 6aB cine grtra.@eneraI.
8erinnnmIung Der Miitglieoer beiite,
Wontag, Oen 3. I1r5, 9lbenos
punft s llbr IN Der 8ereinsballe
fiattfin6et, TIM Die neue aonititli.
tion au beratben 1rt6 an5lnebmen
un6 ebenfaas Sdritte 81 tbun our
3eihnung bon 9lftien fir bas neue
glubbeim.
0a Die borIiegenben GeId1fte
non auBerlter 8idtigfeit iino, tper.
ben Die Mitglieber gebeten, redt.
seitig gu erideinen, oenn Die Ser.
Sanmlung muB putft s l1br be-
ginnen. glIle Mitglieber iperoen
nod Surd Boitfarten bon Der Ser.
ianmIung 1T aenntnis eeieBt ,uer.
ben.
@dtunssbo[f,
Sarrp Slider, Sefretar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Der O.. aeusrea.
Ter aOnsrei bdlt i'm Orange Der
evidafte cine Spunfags.
iItnng nb.

@aibineton, 8. MGrj.-SoipohI
fer Senat oils oid oas Saus biel.
ten ON Sonntaa Sibunsen ab. Tau.
ienoe geiuder Der Staot, ipelde Sii
ben Snaugurntions SeierIiffeiten
bierber eefommen iino, itatteten Dem
ssongreb einen 9eiud ab uno ipo.
rem 9eueen Der 8erbnnoIimgen.
Begrn ocs SdladtidJiff. .grosromms
1T Die glnnnbme Der gnn5en Slot.
tenborlage gef1brOet. 0as Saus
beitebt aif ben 9au eines ShIadt.
i6iifes per Sabr. tpdbreno Der Se.
nat iif Sipei SdIadtihiffe oas Sabr
leiiten mill. SIM Sennt ipuroe Die
Bill oneenommen, lant ipeIher Se.
rdtor guIlom BON Slinois gum
aommiiidr fir Die Grridhng oes
2incoln.0enfmaIs auserieben nor.
ben lit. Die Burton Bill betrefis
HeeuIirung oes GienItes Der ame.
tifaniiden SeeIeiitc iplrSe anse.
nomlien.
9as Sons nabm ben 9onfer,nj.
berift Die 6luB. unS Safenbil be.
treffeno an; in oemieIben lit cine
8erfpilieimg bon $47,S68,S49 Dor.
geieben. Ole Iorris.gin, peIde Die
SsrofientIidune Der 3eugenausia.
gen in ben 9ruit.llnteriuduneen
poriiebt, iuur6e ebenfaas ongenom.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Tie 9lnto.glnsItcllnna.

9as Sntereiie oil Der grBet gli'
tonobiL 4usitelung bat iid bon
Gag gu Gag bergroBert ie mebr iie
ilb Dem gnSe nGberte. Mm iiebt,
baB Die glutomobil. .Snbuitrie nidt
MIR bel Sndmdnnarn ionoern ebenio
iebr beim algemeinen Bubliflm Sn.
tereiie erregt. Wfebr ipie bunoert
3ppen bon Cars ipuroen ee5eiet
iuio Die 9reiie rangiren BON $555
fis $4,000. Gin 8unft neroient be.
ionoere Serbrbebung, ndmlif, 6aB
he a1ufer eine piel eirgeber6erc
aenntniB Der gor3iige gefpiiier Ma.
idinen be5eugten. Gs lit nidt nur
Ieugieroe fonoern tiefes sSntereiie
on ser Sode, ipeldes Die IusItel.
lung 10 gut beiu6t madte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
@frtig Tir Die
EMANCIPATION!
Ter srOils Sas Wiro and, Obne gaa
slGnjenoer iuerbsn, pic
ieine gorsanstr.

@ai6ington, 3. 0l1rB.--9lae Dor.
bereitlmgcn fir bic glmtseiniiibritng
BON @iIion uno Wari9aa oils grd.
liocnt, beSlp. oIs gi5esalrliioent, Iino
uoaenoet; II. Die neridlieocncn glus.
id)iiiie, ipclde Die Sodve in Der Sano
tnben, propbc5eien, Dab bic 5eitIidJ.
feitau nm 0ienItag, ben A. WP6r5
Die gI1n5enoltsn unS mnleriititen
irgeno elmer Braiiocntidaitsinnii.
guration iein iperoeri, peldje man
tis iett bier erlebt bat; trosoein
es feinen Snaigurntions6aa eibt,
iperoen Die 5eitlibfeiteu aid in Den
NahtIhmoen bemerfensnert6 iein,
ga groBartige 6eueriperFe, nit aller.
lei fitnitpoaen in6 neitartigen 2ift.
filOerh gegeben tperoen iolIen. Der
@aa muroe befanntlih nuf Srn.
@ilicns griuden Ielbit ailfeeeeben.
gluh miro eripnrtet, bab, ipenn Der
ueue TrdiiSent imo Der gi5s.ErdIi.
bent ourd Die genniDIuanin slpe.
nod Dem aapitoI fabren. lin ben
9(nttsei0 ob5ulegen, Die groBlt golfs'
menge, peI9e iemnls cine ms glmt
fommen0e 9fominiitrntion begriibt
hat, iid) beiier i6reien miro.
SSn Der Snaugurationspara iel6it
fperoen etipa 10000 9erionen mar.
i6iren; audi elm sSnoinnerbGuptIing,
Ger lebte Siolirbduptlig, miro 5u
ghiIe nift feblen. llnntittelbar
ror Dem 5peiten S'tausurationstage
lperoen Muiiffapehen nm 8abnbof
lrn6 in ben 2obbiss aIler Sotels
ipielen, lul6 es miro nnbe5u I'M.
moglid) iein, fir iraenMpeldes @eIO
cine 9roI6fe 5u befonttnen.
Sd)ones, flares aber faltes gSet.
ter lit fir ben morgigen Gag pro-
pbeSeit iporoen. Ger ertpdblte asr6.
li0ent g8iIion inlb ieine Sannilie
trafen bier beute gsahntittag I'm
4:25 EN- ufto ipuroen BON elmer rie.
iigen @enidenmenae entbiiigiiiid
empfangen. SIM sborebam SoteI
bat er abIteigequnrtier genortmen;
in oernieIben SoteI tpobnt auh Der
ertpablte gieesgr1iibent Mariban.
Ger groBmaridaa Der Garaoe,
General @ooos, bdt fir oen 9iie.
lenlulBug aGes beitens borbereitet.
Gieienigen, Die on oemielben tbeil.
nebmen meroen, iino bier eingetrof.
fen. 60 groB lit Die 3abl Der
sSrent6en, 0aB Die Sotels iie ni6t
faiien fam. Sir oas einfadite
Sdlafquartier iper0en ungebeure
8reiie beaablt; inoeiien Seoer tinlrnt
NIT Dem porIieb, mas linn ge6oten
miro. 8iele iperoen in 8araden,
Gifentlifen @eb1iloen uno iogar
ShuIbduiern nutergebradt. gs
berrift cine lpabre aaruaoalitin.
mltng.
@ilIon berabidieoet iidj.
grincetou, q. s., 8. @Gr5.-
Cine nad Sauienoen aablenOe Ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Snffrasetten.lt n.ltnrn6en.
Cine geriammlnns Der 2Onbuner
Snffrasetten Snrd ben TSbel
seiprenst.

2onoon 3. 9adr3.-9ie 0ffent.
li6e @einunq nadt gegen Die Inn
triebe Der Sitffragetten Sront. Der
90bel iprengte geItern slben0 cine
i'm SDoe garf abgebaltene Suffra.
scttrnss ssssriomuiIitng, na6 es fonl
sil fpiiiten Gcenen. Mebrere S9lG.
eereien fanoen itatt; Steine uno
gr0flunnpen tpuroen auf Die gieo.
nerimen geidleuoert. Cine grtra.
Noli3eimodt mliBte aufgeboten tper.
oen, I'M Die Suffragetten in 81.
derbeit 5u bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Selsicm fiirdtd einen @eltfries.

griiiiel, 3. WGr5.-Die furdi
Dor einen aIlgenreinen eiiropdiideu
arieg bat nun au9 Die belgiihe Re.
gierling ergrifien. sic bat iiA be.
teits nit Den 5iibrern aller Bar.
teien i'm Barlment in 8erbinouno
aeiett, Inn oieielben fir cine Ser.
itdrfung oes Seeres 5u seipinneit.
Der Oppoiitions.6iibrer Spnans
erfldrte, oaB i'm Sale zines @elt-
.frieges 8elgien ons Sfla6tfelo fiji
Die g(rmeen Der @robmdbte biTSen
ipiir0e imo Die gfegieritrtg oaber
Gle ardfte nufbieten miiiie, Inn Die
gaeiitraIitGt oes 2an6es bertbei6isen
81 fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
DfSingnngtll DIT
pfrbiinoftfn!
Sdpere Soroernnsem.-Gine nese
yisOolntiOn in aonitantinSyeI
geplant.

Sonoon, 3. Mdra.-Dos sluss
D1rtige gImt bat onae6eiitet, ooii
Die Eiirfei uno Die 9erbiinbetcn Sen
Bunid seduBert baben, Die ssric.
oensberbonolimgen pieoer All croft.
men. Die Soroerungen Ser gIGiir.
ten entbalten irtter 9fnoerem: elus.
liefernng Der 6eItungen g0rionopeI.
Sciitari uno Sanina; Der Siirfei III
cS geltdttet in alien ibr abgenon.
meren Diitriften Elm religioies Dber.
boipt 5u ernennen, oas Ole g[uf.
ildt iiber Die Wioideen itn6 bl.
Eloee fiibren ioa; bic Siirtei lon
eos gan5e @ebiet ibrer europdiiden
Madtipbdre NIT 9(usnabme eines
Oiitrifts Inn aonitontittopeI an bic
ger6iinoeten abtreten; alid bie
Salbiniel @aIlipoIi miro bon ben
Gerbiinoeten beaniprildt; ole bon
Den @riedeu in 9eiis genonlmeneis
Snieln I'M @eg6iifen Wleer ioIIen
i'm griediiden geiis berbIeiben; 6er
Siirtei miro cine arieesfontribii.
tion bon 5tpeibunoert MiIIionen
Dollars auferIegt tueroen; Die Seino.
feligfeiten ioIIen iofort nad) Inter.
5eidnrng oes 5rieoengiibereinfont4
mems eingeiteIIt iperoe1; iofortige
ginipefsIimg Der ariegsgefdnsenen
uno slbidluB bon @esenieitigfeits4
tertr1gsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
lin si3,5OO beraubt.
Cine Srnm III in Chicago oas Spfer
ppn StrahenrauberH
geuurben.

Chicago, 3. Idr5.-3rnu @label
9lils BON Gan glntonio, Ger, ipiir.
&c mif Dem Beac bon Chicago nah
eponiton Don einenrgnnoiten nisoer.
geidlagen unb Inn $4,000 beraubt.
Die 6rau bate oas @eIo bon Der
gant entbobeH unO trug es m elmer
SanOtai1e bel iid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
slns Ganscrfrciicn.

Seite glbenb firioet einc iuifs
tiee @rtraperiamrtluitg Der Wiit.
gIieoer oes Omaha 0aiiifpereirs
itatt, unt iiber Die al1trrobntc Der,
neuen Sasingert su beratbcs. Sin.
fang sartft s l1br.
81 @itglieoer ses gergttiigungs.
foiriites oes 9euiitsereilts iitlo CT.
iudt, iih bsreits nm 7::30 llbr
heltte slbeno in Der SaIle ein5ltfift.
ben Inn bor Ser gerialnntlritg enc
9eratbltng a6balten 81, fonnen.
Der goncoroia Darnenparein miro
morgen s(beno feline neuerip6blten
@eamten feierli1 it ibr anlt ein.l
ieben uto iino ossbaIb ole M1it.
glie0er erluht, Sii eriheitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Micarasna ratifisirt gertras.

@aiBinston 3. M1r5. DER @e.
ionote 8eisel telesrapbirt bem
Staatsbepartement, baB bic gtntio.
raIberiamutlung ben BON ibm nego-
tiirten gertrae ratifi5irt bat, ourd
6en Die gereinigten Staaten fir
$3,000,000 bas ouSidlieBIihe 3eft
erbaIten ioIlen einen Sdiffsfanal
our9 nicaraguaniides @ebiet 5u
bauen. Ger 3lped bes nad bem
9unoesfanat borgeIegten 8ertrages
1T, jeOe aonflirren5 fir oen go.
ramnfanal nnnloglid at mn1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
9entidles Sans.

Bie am lebfeH SgH1ltag I'M Selita
f6en &auie bonn 9anenberein or
rangirte MISUNDERSTANDING Der.
bunben nit Muiif- 1ino Geiangs.
bortrGgen un0 elmer 3beaterporItel-
lung erfreute li1 zines regen Be-
lu6es uno gefiel aIlgemein. SRI.
SaSel Srue iang nit idorer Stim.
me uno glitem 8ortrag alpei bib.
i6e 2ie0er, Die ibr ipobIoeroienten
8eifall einbradten, ipGbrenS Die
Serren Sp. Bod (Biano), 9fefregier
(8eige) tul6 !Splen (Gelo) nebrere
Biecen in geoiegener 8eiie gu @e-
FOR bradten. Der girtafter Ser.
liner 2uft", in ipeldem sSrau
Sutnp, ioipie Die Serren Srts &Ier-
fe, Sol. 2ang, Sol. Sid nno Sranf
Sang rnitpirften, ging redt flott.
5rau Sump entfoItete ridt rtur elm
cnerfennenstpertbes giibnen-Salert,
ionbern lit ald cine biibide Bib
nenerideinung. Serr &Iellfe 5og
iif als &auitnann Braun NIT @e-
idif aus Der slffaire; 5iebt man in
9etradt, oaB Die &erren Sol. uno
Sronf Gang iotpte Sol. Sid am
Gonntag gum eriten MaIe Die 8ret-
ter, Die Die 8elt beoellten, betre.
ten babeit, 10 muB man Sen 2ei-
itltngen Der @enanltten ale slner-
fenniing 3ollen. Serr &arl gfu-
mobr fiibrte oie Regie in geIdifter
@eiie. gaad Ser SbeateroorItellltng
fano Elm 9an5frdn5hen itatt, oas
bis aegen Mitternaht ipdbrte. Gs
ipuroe aIlieitig Der 8unlh ge1uBert,
baB Der 9dnten-8erein redt baIo
tpisoer cine berortige ltnterbaItung
beranItalten mose.
Cine beiabrte oeutl6e Srau, gea.
mems &oblffes, Die nnlaneit tbren
@atten our9 beit 9ob berlor, tln6
hen &eit ibrer Gage germ in 9eutif).
lato belhlleBen nlod]te, gitg Den
0eiitlf)en 9amen-8erein Inn Inter-
itiislng an. St groBber5ieer 8eiie
bat 0srielbe oem @eiu6 entipro1etL
benn nidt MIR tpuroen Der sSram
aug Ser gereinsfaiie $40 betpilligt,
ionoern aud nod cine SammIllns
peranitaltet, Die ein nettes Siir1ln.
den einbradte. 8ropo!
9ie eeitriee @eriannlluns bes
omaha glattoeuti1en 8ereinS mar
soblreid beiuf)t; flint nere Mitslie-
Der tpuroen onfgenonnrsn uno bier
aur @iitaliebihaft noreefblaaen.
Tr6iioent &obIff seoadte in mar
men @orten oes alten Witglie6es
Gbas. Giunins (aaniine), Der BEL
S5m 0epep Sotelbrano ieineit Goo
fano rno foroerte Die slnapeienoen
onf, iif 10 5ablreid ipie moeIid
an Ser itorgett glnhnnittag Inn 2
llbr itattfinoenocn geeroiglutg oes-
itIben 8u betbeiIigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Der falteite gaa int cyaIjr.

Sontttas atpiihen 3 iiuo A llM
Morgens regiItrirte bas GnediiIbet
i'm Observation-Disclosures A GRAB
inter Zero. grit aln Radntittdg
bernodte man eirl merflides sfb.
nebmen Der &aIte beripiiren. Der
9. d@ar5 mar Der faIteite Gag Die
les @inters. 8ie Iartet bod BITE
alte 8auernregel? n@enn Der M1r3
tereintonunt mie Elm briiIIeit0cr
2otpe, gebt er aus iDie eilt 2nlrttitl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
= 9. s. @urn, 6eutider 0pti.
'er. @ugen interiudt fir Bril-.
EN-. 443-5 granoeis @ebau6e,

idernenge berabidiebste iid beute
bonn @ouberneur @illon. Sieben,
un65tpan5ig Sabre bot Serr 8ilicn
kier augebradt, uno Der Gbi6ie6
Ron ieiren 0litbiirgerrt fie[ linn
idper. Tbrdnen Der Niibrlmg ram
men feline @angen binab. Die Stu-
benten Der llilioeriitdt batten iia
in beQen Sdoaren eingefunoen lntb
aaben ibm Big gum 8abnbof oas
@eleite. 9lls iid Der 3ug IN ge-
ipegung ieste, ianeeu iie oas Stlts
oentenIieo ralt gsaIiau jon leben".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
guiomutibe flieat in Die 9nit.

aabipnp, q. s., 3. MGr5. Ole
2ofomotipe oe8 Spe8ioImges, mel.
der einen 3beil Der 9taiia6uietts
gtiI5 5u 6en SSnaugurationsfeierIih-
fsiten itd6 8aibington fiibrte, flog
IN Der ge1be Der StaDt in Die Cuff.
Ser Snegnieur nno Sei5er puroen
idiper berlebt. Die @aggons blie.
zen auf Dem @eleiie uno feiner Der
Eaiidsiere erIitt irgeno ipelde Ser.
letllngen.
a6onrtirt auf Die nSGglide Oma.
ia Sribiine". Zoe Die ISOLDE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
@eiteres Spfer bes 9eiueb SuteI'
sSenerS.

Grace gur+cn, Die aus DEM bret.
nenoen 81 y Sotel gsrettet tpur-
&c, lit ibieh 8erlesungen erlegen.
Die Sooesuriade miro als 2ungen.
ent5iitoung angegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Die sllasfa eesislatir erOffnet.

Sunaau, 3. Mar5.-Die erite Get.
ritorial 2egislatur tpuroe berte III
Ger GIfs SalIe eroifnet. Die &0r.
peridaft iebt iid aus adt Senatoren
imo ieds3ebn Geprdientanten suian.
men, Die iid surneilt aus 8ersleitten
refrutirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
@aileniprenaer erbenten $1,000.

9es @ioines, sSa, 8. Wsar5.
&eiite alt friiber Wiorgenihtn0e
iprengten ginbreder ben aulfst.
idranf oes Srpbeuln gbeaters itilo
entfamen NIT elmer gellte bon
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
Wetter6cridlf.

Sir omaha, Council Bluffs unt
llmgegeno: Sd0n gfbenoS un0
Dienitag; fdlter absnos.
Sir 0sebrasfo: ccsm a[lIgcneines,
ihon aben0s irlo Gienitao; fdEtcr
sIbcn0s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
gecne @erIdjiu6rnng,

&onitantinopel, 3. Mdr5.--Dih
Gieiige goIi5ei bat cine Werifap5.
rung segen Die 9feeierirtg oifges
bedt uto snblreide befarnte 0f.
fi5iere uno GibiIperionen berbdftet.
Inter ben on Der @eridnorints Be-
tbeiligten ion ii6 Der friibere weiIi.
tdr.@ouOerneltr BON 4oritantincpeI
beftrom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03

tionsfeier erriftet, pel6e gepadt
roll iparen lmo bon oenen man Ell.
nen pradtpoIlen glusblif bate. 81.
ne idoaenoe sSanfare ipor 6as 3ei.
den 5lm 9fnfdne. Die beriibnte
Operri1ngerin, Wa6ame Noroica,
oIs Columbia eefleioet, nit Ser
iSreibeitSfappe aui Dem Saupte,
trat langinn 5tuiideu oen Gdiilen
Eerbor. sic rief Die o@ereftig.
feit", .Boblth1tigfeit" .sSreibeit"
,5rieoen" uno oSoffnlns" su If.
rcr Seite, a1e our6 prontinente
observation-disclosures, gefleibet
in Hoiiiid)en SaItengepdnoern, oar.
aeiteQt. 81breno ser 9arItelIung
rauibten Die nt1dtigen aldnge Der
geationaIbpmne bon itrtten beraitf,
iooab in Der Tbnt Elm GROCER Gin.
5rud geidoffen ipuroe.
@1breno oes Gorbeinnrihes
ser Bro5eIiion banerte Die DariteI-
lung an unS ihloB idIieBlid NIT
cnem eroBartigen @rlippenbilo.
g(m Gdasantte nno Dem Meibcn
Sauie borbei maridirte bic Bro.
rmo oann iiiolif nod Der Cont.
unb oonn iiiolid naf Der Cont.
mental Saa. mo- fifj Die Waridiren.
Den aufloiten.
Der Haraoe folste eittc grobe
Malienberinmmlung mo 5ablreihc
fleine 9eriammlungen, bel oenen
Der slnorans iiberon Elm seipoltigrr
ipnr. Den Meonern ipuroe init IN.
teniioem SntereIie gefolet. Das Sn.
tereiie an 0ieier gepegung lit gros
ber, oIs iid) mander oellft.
$4,000 fanfen 100 slfer feines
Garmlaitb III Qincoln Gountpy
Colorado. @ertb $2700. Wcoin.
girngen: Die N1Iftc baar, itnb ben
Meft al 6 asro5ent 3inien diif Ianae
Belt. $. Q. {. o. Omaha Tribiinc.
Omaha, Neb. IT,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03

Snffp & SudniOn, 2eidenbeitattar.
III iiiOl. 16. Ctr. Gpler 1876.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-03
IilIun berabIdjieoet iidJ.

Irinceton, q. 5, 3. @idr8.-
Cine nad) SauIen6en aablenOe Wen.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04
HISTORIC MEDAL
believed FOUND

Jackson, Miss, Jan. A gold med
al believed to be the one presented
by the Continental Congress to Light
Horse Harry Lee, was found a day
or so since in stone jar in the bot
tom of Russells Lake, an abandoned
bed of the Mississippi river, several
miles from Clarksdale.
The find was made by a negro and
the medal is now in the custody of
r. II. Williams, of Clarksdale, who is
making an investigation to ascertain
its genuineness, and will probably
send the medal to the librarian of Con
gress for examination.
1t is a matter of history that in 1879
the Continental Congress presented to
Major Lee a gold medal in recognition
of his valor in the capture of a British
fort at Paulus Nook.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04

indicted for the alleged murder of
Colonel Swope and the latter's nephew,
Chrisman Swope. Another indictment
charged him with manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of James H..
Hunton, a cousin of Colonel Swope.
DR.. Hyde's wife was a niece of Colonel
Swope, and the motive for the alleged
wholesale murders was to remove all
who stood between her and the Swope
fortune. The physician was tried and
convicted for the murder of Colonel
Swope. Later the Missouri supreme
court set aside the sentence of life i'm
prisonment and ordered a new trial.
Since that time DR.. Hyde has been at
liberty on bail.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04
RAILWAY CARMEN
Fleet OFFICERS

The local union of the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen held a public in
stallation of officers Thursday night
at which large number of members
and friends were present. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather many
were unable to attend.
During the evening several inter
esting talks were made by members
of the organization and friends of un.
ion labor. After the installation of
officers, refreshments and cigars were
served.
The following persons assumed of
flee for the ensuing year:
George w. Wheeler, president; A.
B. Wilmington, vice-president; M. K.
Ponder, recording secretary; D. L.
financial secretary; G. c.
Wolverton, treasurer; G. R. Atwood,
guide; c. d. Chennalt, warden; A. c.
Kelly, sentry; M. Geiger, chaplain
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04
FORECASTS GREAT
MARVELS IN
SURGERY
DR.. cARREL, WINNER OF NOBEL
PRIZE, PREDICTS 1918 WILL
SEE WONDERFUL ADVANCE

New York, Jan. 4.-That the year
1913 may see The marvel of broken
bones repaired for use within four
days and wounds healed within one
day is forecasted by Dr. Alexis Carrel,
of the Rockefeller Institute for Med
ical Research, who last year won the
Nobel prize for medicine. Dr. Carrel
is now in Europe about to return to
his work after having been to Stock
holm to receive the Nobel prize. The
announcement Of his marvellous pre-
dictions appears in the current issue
of the official organ of the Rockefel-
Ter Institute.
While it now requires sometimes
months for the repair of broken arm
Or leg, and often weeks for the healing
of cutaneous wound, DR.. Carrel be-
lieves that these healing processes can
be accelerated wonderfully by the
growth of connective tissues by artifi-
NA"i iilSdilo- ne has Deeu COuuucIl08
experiments since 1907.
Aided by knowledge that growth of
the body is dependent, in many re-
spects, on the more or less mysterious
activities of some of the ductless
glands-the thyroid, for instance, he
applied mixture of thyroid extract
and macerated portions of other or
gans of the body to cutaneous wounds.
He found the experiments to bear out
his belief that if the rate of repara-
ton of tissues were activitated ten
times only, cutaneous wound heals
in less than twenty-four hours and a
fracture of the leg would be cured in
four or five days.
Continuing with more radical expert
ments on live animals with the use
of an extract from embryonical It's
sue, he found this increased the
growth forty times. Experiment with
various other extracts of tissues
showed healing powers ranging from
three to forty times greater than nor
NAL plasma. Applied to bones, he
found that pulp made of thyroid glands
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04
FRUIT DEALER FOUND
GUILTY OF RETAILING.

Special to The Nel0S.
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 4.--Irving King
who conducts a fruit stand on Capitol
street, was convicted in police court
late yesterday afternoon of keeping
liquor for sale and fined 500 and sen.
fenced to serve thirty days on the
county farm.
King took an appeal to the circuit
court, giving bond in the sum of 5000.
Christmas day the police made a
raid upon the store of King, having
heard that he had just received a ship
ment of whiskey. The officers found
pint bottles of whiskey in
the store, and placed the proprietor
under arrest.
Kings defense was that he often
bought whiskey for his own use, and
that he did not intend to sell it. No
evidence that he sold any of the wet
goods" was introduced.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-04

rie with a handsome scarfpin. The
gift was in testimony of appreciation,
for the good work done for the scouts
since he accepted the position of scout
master
The debate of the question, "Resolv-
ed, That capital punishment should be
abolished" was a lively one. Austin
Terrell and John R. Jackson contend
ed for the affirmative, while Edmund
Travis and Werner Hannah denied the
proposition. The judges decided in IA
vor of the negative
The debaters were respectively
from Blazing Arrow and Thunder pa
trolls, with the decision in favor of the
Thunder Patrol.
The closing feature of the meeting
was an address by Werner Hanna in
which he explained the objects and
work Of the Boy Scouts, and spoke of
their effort to accumulate a library,
mentioning that they now have 1876
volumes. He also said that they were
seeking larger quarters, those at pres
ent occupied over Mr.. s. e. Travis
garage being generously donated, are
soon to become crowded.
Visitors are welcome to all meet
lngs.