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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
geTdliit,cr crmurSet.

Chicago, 80. Suli. -Bdbreno
Sames Glearg imO 8irgtnia Msarf-
Fam 5ur g2a9t5eit eiten Spa8iergang
6urd, einen biciigen 8arf ma6ten,
murben Iie pl0blid bon 3rpei 8an'
bitten ii6erfalen. GIearb tpuroe be.
fc6lenJ iid, ieines @eges 8u ideren,
ipcrouf Ii6 Die aerle oes Wldodens
temG6tigeu tpollten. 8ieies idrie
lailt 1uf unO ibr 8egIeiter idlug
einan ibrcr gLngreiier 3u 9ooen. Der
gartmGdter Seener elite berbei uno
frang allf Die aerle elm, iuuroe ober
ucn einem oerIelben eridoiIen. 8ont
crQriffen oie ganOiten Die 5ludt,
nnd)Oem iie Glenrp big 3ilr 9elpuBt.
loIigteit 9epriigelt batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
gOm losialen StampffeIS.

GteiibenpiIe, Ohio, 90. SnIi.--
9llS 10 Sberifisgebilfeu beriudten
eiucm aroipaa 3lpii6en itreifenoen
9iHnfnbriforbeitern uno Streif6re
dlrrn Elm @noe 5lt MAIDEN, ipiiroc
oer SiIfsi6eriff Q9riffitbs tieberse.
idlolieu ino pabrideiulid tootIid
Drrnlubet. Inter Der glnflnge, Oer
GhuB atif ibn 1bgefeuert 3u babcn
nnrDe &nrrD GDounea, ein Streif.
BREEDER, eingcIperrt. gei einenI an.
beren porberigen arnipaa ipnrer
stucI Streifbreber beipuBtlos geidla.
gen iuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
9entidjer erriust GOparO6edJer.

SABRE, 6ronfreid, 23 Suli.-
Sier lit in @egenmart Oes fran8oii'
ldlcn gSremiers 9artbou uno oes
Diarineminiiters 9ouOin Die 9iegnt-
taipodje lit gldn5euOer @eiie eroifnet
Dororn. gluf Der 9ieeOe onfern %
ariegsidiffe, rno pieIe 9ribatiadlten
baben iit III ben bieiigen @eiDaiiern
eth Gtenoidein gege6en. Den 60.
n,nr0 Der Siebente.9ed fir Die
it1neIlitc sSnbrt bon Dober mad
Gapre errong Die oeittifc sSadt
gS,ona", Gisentbum u. 90. 8rings.
krims1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
fIaLnLIlan aLn NaaIrLbrItl.

NHuiill Niliallfhfr Bee honlfheIlg
1mpfaptmem Niubs uNh hfrmi
eFtanht bdiim Ht Tifuiloa abfuh
.udf 49, itahe ima NtAiorA Mm
.tFfIammtlt m htn BdalrtlbtIti hi
leIpreditu.
graru 0cn 1rtibriti criIdrim iidi
rs. & @drrlion mh Norm 8immuu.
.mb iiir bcHirlbcn @laBor Samcs IS.
Gahlman mb 6reo "a. 1itd. anr.
rHen's 9aiiptaramnent mar. 0ob Die
ea9tonpanD Die llrhcberin oiclcs
8reibrieies iei. neil iie iid iiirdlte.
ued ablauf 0cs oIten ~ initcrbau'
0eIu. 3iumou iprah iit i'm prin.
iip aearu ldnaere 6reibrieie iiber-
iaupt aus.
5reo ". Std Iaate. 6ob bic
Natt, iolte grepilegicn Su perge.
ZEN uur allein bonn Siaate tommen,
mO Dab lolhe Wlndlt, ipie Der Staot
geaenDartig 5ugetbetlt lit, niht aus
oeiibt mer6en mag penn Die gegcn.
ipartigen aoujciiionen abgeIailfen
Die StaOt niiroe bic glusoebnungeu
nerIieren, Die inter Dem nelier 6rei.
brief gemaft miir6en; auBer0em
iuiiroe oas @as w1brcuO Der n1fIten
5 Sabre Is Gents mebr per tauieuO
SiubiffuB foiten.
9iapor GabInlan ingte, pr befiir.
irorte Den 5reibrief ais cine iofortise
SiIie fir ben aouiimenten in Der
6orm elmer gfeOuftion i'm 9reiie 10.
mobI aIs cine gerbeiieriug Der Nus
Sebnlnaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
Q9n6h m gnhe nrhrii[t.

9ns 2.iabrige So6n9en TommB
bes @bepaareS Soiep6 Spiro55o, 500
9sierce StraBe, fieI in eilter III Der
Slide itebenoen gottib fohen0em
@oiiers, ndbren0 Die Diutter ltd in
cinen onOeren 3inner 5t id)affen
madte. 8ran Gpiro53o bernii6te iidl
ber5tpeifelt, ibr aino 81 retten imO
berbriibte iif babel ielbIt fitrftbnr
un glrnen mo Sdnoen. SdIieBTid
geIang ibr 6en aIeinen aus Dem
fpdenoen 8aIIer 5u beben, ober cr
ltarb einiae Stun0en ipdter i'm ct.
Gatberines Soipital.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
@srtSnSiner Csin6redler.

gBilliam Somers, Der om @lon'
taq uer6aftet ipurOe, nad0em er in
sic g9obnlmg Don g. 8ortbing,
27tt Qooge StraBe, eiil8ubreden
pcrIud)t bate, 1T Ourdl 9iidter 9llt'
itcGt inter $500 giirgidaft Dem
Giitriftaerid,t iiberiuieien uoroen.
Somers 1eltano ein oaB CT anBer
o6igem geriud III ieds anoere Salt.
Ter in uerIdicoenen 9beiIen Der
Sta0t cingebroden iei. gr Ita6l
cctpo6nIid flcine @eloiiimnet bic
in ben Sfil6en un6erlagen Gr bat
5roll uno 3tpci Stiuoer, pie cr io9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
R# tl.s is MaHhmt,tti


tiIH a NH E6h NWf
Ha Hf h1tH ih tW f
NalM HfalihHlisHnatH mflst
tH lfllfm asWe.sfi mnfsH
llH m taH Nalit fdHhhiaHh
Wf Hf E'H1H fttl ft tfli
W9f tbf mHhf fflHBi NfIr
llftHfH m86u OFF Mu tdhfH
hiflfffHrfH NWhilt f.IlgH hf
HHJi an ianH hatHHHNgn AH
ifdhHfd nHh Bee lasmoafdrM
3Waui mltH erhW.haiifum
1fa rgflfldH hnfa olt Neillditli
hf5 Utahftas biHiunltdlila.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
GrntefeIt In CF[fOflrtt.

Die giirger bon Glfborn bprou,
IioIten am %. gluguit Elm 9roBes
grnicfeit Derblnoen NIT elmer @ieb.
anSiteauug BON Der man iih cine
aroBe gln5iebungsfroft beripri6t.
Serr s. u. &nnielL Der befnnnte
8leiIder mar neulid in Der StaOt
uao iprad ii6 icbr intereiiirt iiber
oas Brojcft ans. gr iagte, Die
9ilraer Glf6oru's beriu6teiL ons
1cit rm0 Die glusiteGuug in ie0cr
9elicDrng ie6eusluertb 81 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
gtaIer @allaee ais ifenerlue6rmann


Der befannte omaha auuihnaler
2nurie 8oIlace bemerfte 0ienitoG
gtahmittag bonn 6eniter ieines glte,
liers an Der glorboitede Der Al. lniS
S5arO Gtrobe, oas aus einem Sen
tier 0es 9dties an Der GiioneItedt
9iaub berpor 0rang. gntidIoiien
lief SER @aaace bitiiber mad Dem
Sniie, rib einen Mosquitoibub bon
einem 6eniter unO itieg elm. 9os
Sous mar boiler 2auf, uno oas
SSeuer brannte I'M @oroer5ilnmer.
Mit eirligen @imern 8aiier batte
er es gel0i6t. ga erit trof Die
ieueripebr elm, uno Elm Ntann elite
nod oen oberen Stof1perf. 3um
@rItaunen g[ller ftono 6a an Der
9reppe cine Sralt Die iid erfunoigte.
mas Die ltriade aIl oieies SpeftofeIs
iei.
QieIe 5rau tpGrc oieIleidt Der.
b.anitt, bate Der 0taler nidt 10
IdneQ imo enti6lolien 9ebonoelt.
Seit 6em 3orna0o ipuroe 0os Sous
hon aranfenpflegerinnen oes Nle.
tbo0iItenboipitaIs benlbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
oJattc snriid uad Oem 8ndJt6ans

3neilnal batte 8ilIiom Sanger
cinen Morooeriudb nuf ieine @attin
aenladt. @r ipnr0e 3u 8udtbans
rcrurtbeilt unO ip1tcr beoinanngs-
turiie freigeloiien. 9lber Die @ioro-
IuGyt tuar nod INNER in ibnL uno
Ct Idrie6 ieiner gbebdlfte einen
1roA6ricf. Gr tpuroe perbaftet lilo
iii ouf g(norOuung Oes State gor-
oon goaro no6 Dem 3udtbauie 5u.
rildaeianot iuoroell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
Snlins Cooler pcrbaftet.

Ser @infelaobofot SSliIius Cooler
madt fuieoer NAL bon iid reoeu,
6enn er beiin0et iid binter Sdlof
mo glie9el. @egen i'm lit Die 8e.
i9uIoialmg erbo6en poroen, @elG
imter goripiegelung faIiher Sbnt.
iaden erlongt 5u ba6en. Dor meb-
reren 3agen purOe Der 17idbrigt
9lanmono Strouo perbaftet, neil Ell
is 9fun0 Butter aus einen 5raht.
paaaon aeItobIen, ba6en ioa. 81
murSe Dem SugenOgeridt iiberfpieien
Gbren.Goolep begab itf MIN 81 0ei
Nlutter 0eS 8er6afteten unO prablt(
NIT ieinem GinflrB, ben er BEL Dem
9iidter Oes S5ugenOoeridts babe. Sir
$25 beriprn1 er, benz Sungen oit
Srei6eit 5l beridaffen. Die Srau
qab linn oas @eIO, inoeiien tbat
GooIep ni6ts. Ser gbef Der @e,
beinlpoli5ei perbdftete beute Cooler
unO idIeppte i'm na4 oem @efdng.
uis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
Or Httb qruaauatltb ftIliall.

climma. So. EN- NaN rit
"a taden iii bier Der tfiiidu Ne
i6alts af1m 6if u S Grprrh
go ablr oa8 Hgbb Ntupenacicb All.
baHaia. Ger ztdot. rfip orr Conn.
maHmali. bate eincn Gnhalisbciebl
at1gu bic ablifieruna bon spiriiiic.
lu icitfns Der erprtb SO. an bic
Narriialen bsaniraai m0 Die Der.
idlima idhiatrit Oes Beiebc5 miro
Sic @unolngf 0es Sales bilon. Die
g'erhanoIuna Der Sodle III beute
meeer oufgrnommcn mor0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
6tbtnRltr miro
witStr ItbrHbiGI
pia Mfaft mmia NsthgR atAfuld
fflanai im eafaf has Htmaft
liln mifhfr

laflf Hia a Ha fH rt4
tff enllH 1sIlfgn nifsg fmlf im
blf'ldfu WfldHsaI5Helf nfifn 0f
mefnuHa HHs dnatnn alfs af.
bfHit allh ahlaei tan 8s MInu.
ten ftilaflM lhn Be lhu mlalu,
dlfnbsn AtFif Fee ieht fH Qad.
nam mnf@ aaagla'nilitn mh ia
eiHtn ar1 afleii um Ngtit Abenb
lteFaill ln Wfhfn Halh haran
ntef fehfie fef lsehfifle nm Ne.
nltifelu Ntua benin bas OtuiA
mar ibm hlfdi acu tnfi hnfh hie
sallirgppr nltt drbfedlcn morAm.
Itei Stunam letie er rod, aab
aber aana Ieinen e3eiit alf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
Gurberllnnen a6aeluirirn.

aioul %. sSuli. DER apmman.
rtpr Der pdpitIiden Sdlpei8ergaroen
Fat Die 5or0crlingen Der Wieuterer
uGgelpieieu inio ibnen onbeimgeiteIIt,
entmeber oas 6eItebenoe 9ienitre1ie.
ment 3u befolgen ODER aus Dem
@etbauoe 3n ideioen. Die @arOiitcn
a6cr geben li6 NIT oieiem GntideiO
nibt 3uIrieoen unO berIaugen cine
9(nbien3 nit benz Staatsiefretdr Oes
4apltes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
SdrtAIidts
ijraHannglidl
90 ttltnm hatta ttn dlammfn
ish liihft ln ptflibi mfhtttf
libtnta,lihillh


pluahomltu % D ED auii
llhltft Ehti mmn n.fm Nah.
nHliaa bon flalf daNfatfuHH Hm
alluti m.t N ln i9fgn btIatH
ldfaillt'ft ln hgu Hmdln hsf
elaai nl8i pffigitnll N5at fda
nnlst i0m ih hJm uiabtNnnfni Scr
tHahdrien eldibIn1 go sum ans.
tfpdl uHh ufitttiiflf Hd init Idldft
&d'nfae nnb bi Etrlonm in
ben 6lammen nnllamfH, Die 3ahl
bfr Elgrletien bflauii iid aui hhtr
N0 rle Nrtunallaigu inh lHatlit
1fnnea uno imac Mibdlen Gtlltf
i0 Neticngn criaintfn mic 0urA
rlH Nlunbrr hcm ildfrcn fohc 0tua
i25 glrheiiarinnru mdrcn sut 8eIt
ors alnabruts bes Neucre IN Der
0abrit bcidlditiat Nibrcn0 Der
acn5en @adlt uno Oc5 hciitiacn Dor.
miiinat pnrOr nod BEN 8o0tcu ae.
iliat; 32 yeidlen ltnO BIS iebt &C.
hprgcn mor0en.
1os 6ener bcrbreitcic iih nit 10
arcber Sdlncnialcit. oaB uieIr Der
tt0anernSwcrtbeu 5abritarbeitcrius
nen feline Belt acmamen o0er bon
Der @uuoIt Der Grciguiiir, Die nuf
iie cinitiirnlten. oerdrt uerlDirrt mur.
ben. onB Tie Die RettimgsIeitern nidlt
crteihen fonnien. lluO oieies an.
eeiihts Der Ibatiadle, 0aB iait tag.
LID Grer5ieriibungen gegeu 5cuers.
qciohr porgcnomueH mlr0eu. Ga}u
fam, Oob oas Snlptgros Der 3euer.
lrebr inIih berihtet murOe mo crit
sehn Minllteu ipdter dIi Der 9rau0.
iiene eintrat pie Die eriten Spriben.
e(ber aud iene glettlmgsnanuif)ai.
ten, oie prompt eingetrOiien tparen.
iinn0en Dem entieiielten Clement
mahtlos aegeniiber aalm bate
iif bic erite 6elergarbe Ourh Den
criiidenoen Gualn gabn gebrohen,
els oas ganje @eb1uoe Ii6terIob
brannte. gln 0eu Greppeng1ngen,
zen 8an0en, BEN @lebntorihahten
binalf ringeitrn lid Die 5Iammen,
rieIieen ielirieeR 5dlnngenlei6ern
gLsih, ettlpor. Gas @etoie, lpeIhes
Oas Geuer Drriibte, iuur0e 5eittpeiic
pon grdBlihem Sdreien Sener iiber.
tort, tpelhen ale HettlHg abgeIdnit-
fen mar iuo bic Dem 5euer gum
Gpfer fielrn
gLui ben Blatformen Der Settings.
Ieitern tDarcn ole llngliidliden 5ll
einem oiften NenihenfnGuel 3uiam-
nleneebollt ino ilebten Tim 9ettung,
Sieienigen ober, Die nidt imitanoe
iDnren, nah bort 81 gelangen, ell.
ten 3u ben 3enltern, I'M bon bort
aus Mettimg 81 enuarteu. s5noeiien
pergebens. giele pogteu ben
Sprung onoere tpieoer lieBen Die
gcniteraeiinie, tpeIde iie unlflam-
nicrt bieIten, fnbren uno ialliten in
Die Giefe.
Gie Soipttaler Iin6 NIT gerIebten
orgeiiiat. Wie6rere oeriel6en iino
10 lniper berbronut, oaB lie nidt
NIT Dem 2eben 0abon fomrnen fon.
ncn.
lleber bic Gntiiebungslrinde bes
Gsuers perloiltet nift geitimmtes,
man elaubt aber, Oab Oasielbe Ourh
Elm adtlos fortgeporfenes brennen.
0es StreidDoI5 entitanoen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
gOn itrcifenScn 3iumerlcnten lniH.
hannelf -

Ger 3immermann Gbriitinn 9l1.
ser, ein dIterer 0iaun, iDuroe Tien.
itoa 9G6enO bon itreifenoen acIlegen
@de Der 80. uro 9eanentDprtb Ctr.
ongegriffen miO idiper gemiB6anOeIt.
gr bate iid) aepeigert, Die 9lrbeit
nieoer5uIegeh ais Der Streif auge.
tiinoigt muroe. 9lls er am 9Lbeno
5eieraben0 madte, folgten ibm aht
Miann uno griffen i'm an beiogter
Ode atl io0aB er iid) nit eiiiem
Weiier bertbeiOigen muBte. gr
tuuroe idIibb 3ugerihtet mo mubte
anf Der @oIi5eiitution dr5tlid be.
hon0elt tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
aurreipomSena ams g3lOOmfie[S.

Bloomfield, gte6., 81. SuIi.
Omaha Sri6iinel
9ie StoOt BLOOMFIELD bate in
6en 3aaen bonn 16. bis 18. Suli
i6r sSeIttagsfleio ongeIegt, ieItent
@Gite 5u ieiern, Die ibren geiuf
ongemelOet botten. Die geteraner
OeS 9iirgerfriegeS, 81 an Der 3obl,
bieIter ibren gut3ug nit 2rommelr
llno 8feifeu unO tpuBten elm idall.
luitiges BublifllnL Oas ita9 tnuicrt'
Den aabIte, oufS Bette gu imterbal'
ten. Gyetterfeite @eitaIten Der gro,
Sen g(rrnee iparen es, Die IN Geif
uuo @Iie0 mdri6irteit, tnlo Oenen
reide Gbrlngert 8utbeil ipur0en bon
alien Seiten. Die oiisge3eidnet(
Staotfapel[e unter ibrem tii6tigen
Girigenten glparo gab ibnen ons
@eleit auf ibren ltu5iigen IN 9lei-
d)en Sdritt un0 Eritt, iuno bernor.
ragenoe gfeoner foftcn ons Serer
Der aIten 8egeiiteriutg aufs gteue
oil. Inter 2ebteren lpar es beion'
oers Der @nuberneur bon 9aebrasfo,
Der nit 3iinoenoen 8orten 5ir baden
neritano. Gs tpnren ereigilisrei1e
Gage in Ser @eididte 8loonlfielOs,
Die nod longe naHiuirfen iperOen.
gemerfeuslpertb lit es olldj, bob einc
gfnipra6e III oeiitiber Sprohe &c.
bolten tpurbe. Der oeiitide 9oitor
Sfabe wies IN elmer nit geifaLl
ollfgcnommencn 9feoe ouf oie BE-
beutlmg oes @iireerfrieees fir Ole
itinere uto duBere Gnttpifellug ilit'
ieres 2nnoes BIN itro mabnte oas
Grbe Der olten SoIootcn trcn 8li bii.
ten nnO 81 iunbren itro fir oie
8rei6eit oes freien WlonneS 1T
freiem 2nnoe ein5iiteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
edliuadle 9ieeiltrirnng.

sSiir Die am Gonneritag itattfin'
eenoe 9onomabl 6aben ii9 mir etua
10000 8d6Ier in 0mnba unb Siio.
Cmo6a rcgiItrirt. Die 8abIbeon.
ttn limb bereits ale ernotilt. Bel
eieIer gSobl miro gum erlten Wtale
in ieoem grrcinft eiu @ablinipeftor
als oircttcr 8ertreter ncs 8nblfom,
nliIiars 6aranf iebert Dab ales geieb-
maEia berl1uft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
Or. Npluutdliner uperirt.

Gdulrat6sprdiioent OF. 6olobt.
diner muBte Ii6 6eute I'M Met6ooi.
Iten SoIpital elmer Appendicitis Gpe'
rotion unter3ieben Dipielbe ipllroe
BON Or. sSonas Ooll5ogen m6 nobm
einen erfoIgreifen 9erlauf. 8ir
piinI6en Dem 8atiellten ihIeu1ige
@eueIluq.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
gLdltnnn, sGnaer mnS eanaerinnen!

Dlorget 0onneritag, glbeno fin
oct III Der Safe Deg Wlliiifpcreins
cine geneiniome grobe (aemiidter
mo Wf1nnerdor) itott SeOes Wlit.
oIico iii 0ringeno eriiift sii crIdei'
nen, 6a OieIes bic Iebte geneiniane
Strobe Dor Dem Sdngerfelt in Gin.
coIn lit.
g6eo. q. 0ieeie, GiriDeut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
GishGnNler 6ritrnft.

9ie Omaha See oilO Golo Storage
Company ino Die Sqilnre Seal See
Company tpurbeu bon 9fihter glIt.
Itaot i'm 9oIi3eigeriht ipegen i9le9.
ten Geipidts 81 $15 reip. $40 nebit
Soften berurtbeiIt. Die 9Inflogen
bate Der geipi1tsinipeftor Grant
Hrad dpItpI1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
lstai,asasiaa i f,HIaisss.
IA HHnltait huhfa ialala, Ata Nla
hatHas tinte fAahlis
thttH frs

HilfaH H NNN WlWWha
Halaalah4 maftm hfuf NW
mIiias iahi m Hmm 1itaH off,
q flHubH mcllIbH Nf Igii itilfu Boz
4laf 90 llHl8HmfHlhlfNus flHf
ta8lll hefllnligl mtftH mdffu
f1t enimfi 10 dni dHu MlItm
htHt So 10 htfr Msli wldtnb
nlinb. bffhlihluttn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
1fniidf 1aaififr Nnmilt

1reita1, ocn rs s,lili. abmos 8
libr fin0ct i'm Deutidcn SauS bic
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Gomburg %. Suli. i.-9os oeutide
geaeli1iff ostIio~, oaS cine @eia.
tuna BON 20 1l1nn bate, lit an Der
djiIenIideu aiiite unteroesalgeu.
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FroferreiniQen unO Tar1er

1- ETUuGEftTNEBtT HHD BuLUEH
oIer glrt mad teuIter ipiiienihaft.
lifer Mletbooc uno in alien Bran.
den Bel Der Sdoeoiod Co., 407
fii6l. 10. Strabe 9poba. pDone:
Douglas 1921.
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seiner gDnnSc crlcaen.

Ger Sd)oiipieler Gobiu, peIder
einen SelbItmor0beriud mahte, III
iciner @unoe crlegen.
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Mlettrrhcridlt

gSiir Omaha Council Bluffs into
llmaeaenO. 5d6n 9EbcnOs uno 9on'
nerIiaa; etiuas fiibler glbenos.
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fer, slugcn unteriudt fir gri1en.
443-5 granOcis @ebduoe, Omaha,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05
FERRY PASS.

Ferry Pass, Jan. 4-The Christmas
holidays have come and gone and school
is again in session. Our young people
had the Hveliest Christmas. A party
somewhere every night. All of our
girls were home and the three pretty
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Jim Stewart
from Pea Ridge, near Milton, and Miss
Oneida Hoyt from Pensacola, spent
the week here and, helped greatly in
the festivities.
The school Improvement association
ts having q new front fence placed at
the school grounds. They intend to
make many improvements the coming
year and hope the school board will
give us our long promised new school
building.
We all rejoice with the live citizens
OF Pensacola in the result of the late
election, for we know that whatever
benefits Pensacola cannot help being a
benefit to the surrounding country. We
want to see the city grow both I'm size
and beauty, for we know these things
are contagious and hope some of the
germs will reach US.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05

Rev. e. e. Rice. pastor of East Hill
Baptist church. Pensacola, delivered
two excellent sermons to good sized
congregations, in the Baptist church
Sunday. Mr.. Rice was pastor of our
church at Klondike several years ago,
and his many friends were glad to
greet him again.
Next Sunday, January 5th. is regular
preaching day at the Methodist church.
Rev. Mr.. McBryde, who has recently
returned from the conference at Union
Springs. will fill the pulpit at three
thirty p. m.
Miss Montaree Barrineau and Rev.
e. e. Rice and Arthur j. Ransley were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Pierce,
Saturday.
Mr. Homer Diamond was visiting at
Bluff Springs. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffllingfm entertained
q number of friends at their home
Monday.
Miss Mcneil, and Miss Renfroe, our
two school teachers. have returned to
their school after the holidays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05

Destin sang two beautiful Christmas
carols accompanied by Mrs. Ralph
williams on the organ. Those who
attended returned home with glad
hearts OF the joyful results Of the
night
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maltezo and family
left today for Pinewood. They spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wood
ward.
Mrs. Niles and daughter left for
Bombay today after spending the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. R. Will
liams.
Many attended the dance at Nice
vile Christmas night given by Mr..
Edge.
A lodge of sorrow was held at
Camp Walton Sunday. Many from
this place attended.
Mrs. Laura Parrish spent Friday
with Mrs. Emma Marler of this place
Mrs. Mary Destin and charming
daughter. Miss Ellen, spent the hoIi-
days at Melville visiting relatives.
Mrs. James Jerauld is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Parrish.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05

Elizabeth. are with relatives in Green
wood, Fla
Miss Bertha Marshal returned We'd
nesday from visit to her brothers in
Mobile and Atmore, Ala.
Rev. and Mrs. John G. Black re-
ceived from until Ii p. m. New
Years, much to the delight of their
nany friends, who most thoroughly
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Andrews spent the holidays
With relatives in Geneva, Ala.
Miss Bessie Lee Graves, Of the
Wonan's College, Tallahassee. is home
for the holidays.
Hon. Ernest WEIGH and wife, Of
Steel City. were here this week. guests
o. their parents.
Mr.. Ernest Wood, Of Panama City.
bas returned home, leaving his wife
and sick baby with the Iatter's mother.
Mrs. Massey.
Mr.. q. II. Massey was IN Pineapple.
Ala. few days last week.
Samuel MoKee. OF Pineapple, enters
our school for the neu term.
Cottondale has need to be proud of
the school under tbs excellent man
agement Of Prof Padgett and his
able assistants Miss Irene Thompson
and Miss Alice Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Cawthon spent
Christmas day at Ayceok with thetr
parents.
Mr.. 3. J. Nett1es has returned from
visit to Wilcox county. Alabama
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Jan. Mr.. Joseph
Nj. Richards and Miss Irma @. Cherry
were united in marriage Tuesday
night, Dec. q, 1912, at the home Of
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. D.
NJ. Cherry, with Ira I. Roberts off1ciat-
ing. The home was beautifully deco
rsted with evergreens and flowers,
which added to the beauty Of the
young bride
Miss Matilda Linz was the charming
young bridesmaid, while Mr.. Robert
Andrews was best man. Little Gladise
Richards as ring was also laden
with pretty roses.
There was a host Of relatives and
Pensacola and other points, bringing
with them q great many presents and
compliments. There was q reception
held after the ceremony which all of
the guests enjoyed
Mrs. Dott Coe. of Pensacola, was q
Christmas guest of her mother. Mrs.
u W. Roberts. They were glad 10
have Mrs. Coe with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira. Roberts were glad
to have Mrs. Josephine Cherry as a
guest at their home for Christmas.
Mrs. John Bell Of Pleasant Grove,
is spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs RamIn, in Mobile.
Mr.. ]. H. Cloud was a caller in
Pleasant Grove recently.
The people Of Pleasant Grove en-
joyed nice Christmas. Everything
was u11iet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-05

with his family, has returned to his
work at Falco, Ala
Mr.. C. B. Busby was q Pensacola
visitor Tuesday.
The county convicts are doing some
good work on the road to Cantonment.
The heavy rains this fall have caused
a great deal of damage and have made
repir work q necessity so that the
mail carrier and the people living there
could get over it at all.
Mr.. T. L Barrineau was in the city
on business Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Garrett has gone to spend
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Maggie E. Steagall, who had the mis-
fortune to cut off one OF her fingers
several days ago.
Farming has commenced in this set
tlement. In fact, 1t never stops I'M
less the farmer gets too lazy TO work
Some have begun to prepare for the
spring crops. Sweet potatoes are a
drug on the market at so cents per
bushel and yet The journal says plant
sweet potatoes and II you can't sell
them, can them. Good advice Your
correspondent is canning the surplus
with hogs az It does not pay to haul
them TO town