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WOMAN TALKS 56 HOURS.
Loses Case and is Assessed Costs
OF $50 900.

" SsSU,Obo.
London, April PA remarkable
forensic record for woman was
established by Miss Lind-Af-Hage,
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leader, in CON
ducting her own suit for libel
against the Pail Mall Gazette and
a London physician. During the 16
days hearing of the case ii was es-
timated that she spoke Sc hours,
about 100000 words. ma hing her
arguments against the most skillful
advocates at the bar. She lost the
case, however, the jury sitting only
quarter of an hour late yesterday.
She will have to pay the costs, which
will amount to about $4,000.
Her last speech before the case
went to the jury was passionately
eloquent, provoking loud applause
which the Judge did not suppress
because, he said, he thought it
laudable expression under the cir
cumstances.
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MAY MENACE PEACE.
Powers Fear Fall of Scutari Will
Bring About Crisis--Austria
Impatient.

Powers Fear Fall of Scutari Will
Bring About Crisis-Austria
Impatient.
London, April 24.-News of the
fall of Scutari to the Montenegrin
army has been received with extra
ordinary demonstrations of joy in
all the allied capitals, notably Bel
grade, and the Bulgarian premier
has sent effusive congratulations to
the Montenegrin premier.
The first effect of the fall of the
fortress has been the extension of
the international naval blockade to
Durazzo, but what will be the next
step of the powers in facing the new
situation it is difficult to foretell.
According to the views prevailing
at st. Petersburg the coercion of
Montenegro would not be an easy
matter.
AustriaHungary already has
made definite proposals to the DOW
ers with view to compelling Monte
negro to evacuate Scutari, but it is
not certain that such proposals will
be welcomed
! The Vienna correspondent of The
| Daily Telegraph asserts that the
Austrian government has repeatedly
but vainly tried to induce the pow
y SlS W COuStHJ 10 ldnuluB OF lOTCSH
I from the international fleet to put
I pressure upon King Nicholas. He
adds that Austrian patience now is
exhausted and that Austria insists
either that the powers compel
Montenegro to eVacuate Albanian
territory, including Scutari, or that
Austria be given authority to do so.
Austria believes, the correspondent
says, that an eXpeditnonary force
of 10000 can achieve this task
without bloodshed and unless the
powers speedily come to a decision
she will act alone.
The press OF the whole of Eu-
rope recognizes that the situa, "n
extremely serious. The ambas-
a"uolIal conference met in London
YESTERDAY and discussed the pend
ing negotiations and the fall Of
SIu'ali. ,. III is understood that a de-
cislon to meet again todav was
/ reached
The British prime minister Mr.
Asquith, addressing representatives.
OF the foreign newspapers at din
Her last night, made a honefnl
speech which may be regarded as
Iehectlng the view OF the ambassa~
dorlal conference which he attend
ed earlier in the day.
Aiiudlng to the Balkan situation
and the fall of Scutari, the prime
minister said that points of dificnItv
might emerge, but he thought thai
~ ~mi.nout excess of optimism thev
nisnI peIleVe that they would soon
iously sought. i"Oor-
Austria-Hungary Demands r
Powers Send UItimatum
Berlin, April 24.-Austria.11u
gary telegraphed to all Others nov
erS yesterday demanding thai tbey
sehd an ultimatum to Montencpro
10 eNacuate Scutari within AZ hours
according to an unconfrmed dis
paIch from Vienna to The Zeitung-
Am-Mittag.
Otherwise Austria declares she
ana , her allies will take steps to pro
tect her political interests.
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CLUB WOMEN PLAN
ENDOWMENT FUND
General Federation to Raise SIOO.-
ooo, According to- Scheme De-
NelOped at MidNcar COunci


Washington, April 24.-Plans for
establishing an endowment fund of
100000 occupied last nights ses-
sion OF the mid-biennial council of
the General Federation of Women s.
Clubs. The fund which is to he
used in carrying on the work of the
various departments of the council
Is to be provided by the clubs and
individuals composing the organi-
Zation.
Mrs. w B. James of st. Josepb
MO, chairman of the endowment
commute, presided over the meet
ing ana Mrs Percy V. Pennypacker
Oh Austln, Texas, president Of the
couhch' was the principal speaker.
Delegates devoted Yesterday to
discussions of public health and
other problems and a trip to Mount
Vernon.
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ANOTHER AVIATOR KILLED.
a Russian Princess Injured by Fall
at the Same Time

HU tHt oHInt IIIne.
Berlin. April 24.-The German
aviator Dunetz was killed this morn
ing at the Johannisthal aerodrome
by falling from a considerable
height while flying in his aeropIane.
Princess Eugenic Shakoffskya. a
certifcated Russian air pilot:
Vsevolod Abramovitch. Russian
airman. also fell while flying in
biplane at JohanDisthal today. Both
were injured, Abramovitch very
seriously and the princess slightly.
Their machine collapsed at height
of 80 feet and dashed to the ground.
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Fire Destroys Richburg Home.

Chester Special to Columbia
State, April 24.--Tire Of an un-
known origin early this morning
completely destroyed the residence
of Mrs. x e. Marion at Richbure
Chester county. The loss is csti-
mated at $2,500 with $500 insur-
ance, The furniture and household
goods were nearly all saved.
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gns bcnt etantc.

2intoln. 0ie a0ntroa6cb6r6a be.
o6iiftigt in Ser @qfongcnerbis3iplin
i'm Staats5udtbnuio cine 6urd]grei.
fenoe Heform ein3ufiibren. On Die
Steqe bnrbariider Strofen ioa 5in
an oas @braefii6l a~ppcairenbes 5n-
item eingefii6rt peroer. 9ie Strafe
miro baum in Dem 5ortfnQ Der iogc.
nannten ngliten ,3eit~ uii6 gripile.
aien ~beiiebcn, bic iif qltt fiibrcn6en
@efnugenen qepabrt per0en .-9em
itaatliden Sngenieitr pur0e bcrid
let, Dab Sic 3ebrosfa goucr Com.
panp nabrcno oc5 apriL 1874
fir arbeiten an Der Coup TluB
aroftitation atsga6. Gos grefutib.
oeS Qebrasfa 5taatlehrerDer-
enti6ie0 in ieiaer Sibmig,.
ooB Die 9eamte1 mad Dem SuItsm.
Der 8rimdrpabtcn getpabIt per6eu.
2luh Der Grt Der @eriQmm
ioG olf cine neue 0etbo0e be.
timmt ner6en,
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9erlanat-G Gntcs Ocntid)es Md6.
den iiir oagcntsine Snusar6eit
in elmer ans 5tuci gcripnen beiteben.
Den 5amilie. @uter 2obn. 3St7
getpeD aDe. 9lpt. go. s, @cIt
5arnain. Gel. Sarneo 4093. @t3
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300 German ansricaH 1ruIt 60
glcg, be5cgen peroen). Iai
Sirob 8ei9t tpie Der @ino blait9
iagt elm cngliides Spri6nort. Obi
ger eriolg lit oesbalb beHerfcns
irrrtb, on cine fur5e guBahuunr
oicier 5citbroidiire III ben oeuti6et
3eihmgcn oieie Gieicnnadirnae her.
p%orrici. 80 piros bicr0urf oel
Wertb unb Der ginflub Ger oeiit.
idlen Yreiie mpiocrlcgIib feitge.
itellt.
9rob 6ieier o~nsacprdatrn ocit.
idcn Ienoen5 ODER piclleidt aerdor
oeSbaIb, brinsen jebt $500 elalddt
3cihlngen oes @cftrus, ebcuio pie
rie oeutihen 3eitmngcn 01s SanoeS.
ieoe 0ode cine LANCE 4bbuublimg
ilber haS 8urnieit. Gurd bic aigs
hide 8reiie pirO Sic gufm9rtiam.
fCit BON 12 W1iaionm 9fmerifaueru
aui 0a5 9cutift6um geleult umo
croifnen iih fir Den oeltitcu Sin.
ilnb lelte bisber mgltriumte gioI'
tdlfciten, ipeIde uidt alein oarin
geirieoigung iuden, oas 6cutids
llrninitem in Oen oiicutlidlct Sdu'
len ein3uiiibren, iologrU auh Der
oeiitiden Spradc sort cine SENT
itdtte perifoifen mill. Gin Uerue
getcr @cbanfel 9ab icood Der.
gmaritancr lid aerue oem octt
ihen Ginfluiir 5iinrigt. benefit On8
Geittidtbum Der Sta0t Genucr. Ter.
6eutidle Tro5entiot lit bier beoeil
tcn0 tlcinlr ais III 0ua molten
@roBitaOten bes San0ca. mo oofI
miro man C. bier crlcbcu, oaB Die
GAME Stnot oas 8uruicit feiertI
lmO Der gnn5e Staat mo scr ganJeI
&citcu bonn 8urnicit crfaBt MGR
cen.
Die @ogIidfeit 1T 0csfaI6 nitt
alsgeidloiien, onb cine meme Gpod9I
iiir 0as Geltidthum III AmerifaI
in 9enper NIT Dem 3t. Quu0cs-
~turnfcit entitebt. g}6gun ir0o6 oicI
Golg1n ieut mas iic molten, ieoen.
tal3 preoigt oas Gcubcr Set in
bereoten @orten: g9lci5t Geutiht~
IS miro aud Sen 9cDti5 licicrn
haB IS portbeilbait it, Gentd 8u
bl7i6en.
Gics fiab Sic @riuloc, parum
man in Oeuti6en areiicu BON M}aine
California, bon Coua0a Bis
eouiiinna, Dem 9mOe5turnfeitG
pom -. Bis sum %. 2Sini
in 9en0er, Colo, Gin ncilas. qlor
oeutihes Gtihiftsblatt
freiban ioa, nit FOLDER Spminung
'ttgegeniiebt. /,
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Gas prciSmiirSisitc Giicn Sci Better
Gump. 3eutid)e Slide, 1905
3oDge StraBe, 2. Gtod. Dahl.
;eiten 25 Gents.
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Mnrft6eridt.
CH6 9rnnhn. 10

Gi0e2tlaga, -. Hfat.
Hinooic6- 3ufn5r $3.50; Mari
feit bis itarf,
Cute Bis bette 00-S SO.
MitteImdBige hi5 cute $7.75-
800.
Gcp06nride bis m~ittcImabioe
$7.30-7.75.
aii6e uno Sellers, feTt Big fart.
@ute bis bette $7.50-8.00.
4littelmaBi0e bis CUTE aibe
$50.
@crp06nlife Bis mitteImdBiae,
SO. 75-6.00.
stodcr5 mo 8teoers, fGau Bis
Zoe nieoriger.
Gutc bis bette S7.G0-s.O0.
MitteImabi9e bis butte 500
100.
@ep55nride bis m~ittelmabige,
So. 800.
5tof Sellers $6.00-7.25.
aal6er 100000.
@uIlen $5.75-735.
Gdapeine- 3ufubr Il, 1000; Marft
fcit big itarf. 9urdi6nittspreis
$8.10-8.20; b6titcr 9retg $500.
Shap- 3uiubr $500; Martt.
ilau Big felt.
.2dmmer $8.00-8.35.
Mhltteridaie $6.25-6.5G.
SabrIinga $725-7.C0.
&8io0er, $6.35-6.90.
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ZEN fam. Ter Monn, Der orrd
Serilbung zines 8erbrehens in oas
3uftbaus gerdtb, miro INN Mitae.
filbl 5u erregen Itets 0en Sdnapps-
teuiel fir iein sllngIiid@ uerant-
portIif MAIDEN. Sbuob[ opriclbc
I'M ntidternen 3uitanoe pieaeiht Elm
groBcrer ShmtG lit. ais penr pr
inter Dem GiniluB berauiden6er
8etrdufe ftebt. Gin MGoden oas
aeliinoigt, lit tets bereit, on0ere
fofiir peranttportIif SIT MAIDEN. Sn
Babrbeit berbdlt ii6 Die Code me.
le1tlih nn6crs. Ger Rann, Ser
Den 8eg gum gerbrefen einifIdgt
uno oas M1odcn oas DEN @fao Ser
8ugenO berldBt, UNI auf Dem brei.
ten 8eg Ser Siin0e 5t tpan0eIn,
tbun IS, neil iie 9eigung oa3u ge.
fubrt bat. Sic trdumten iid mobI
IN Die 8iiionen zines leiften @elo-
ertperbs binein, ohne 6nron III Sen.
fen, oaB Der nSiinoen So6n" nurI
ouf Der obi6iiiiigen 9abn oes Ga
tiers un0 ser &crbreden sur g(us.
3ablung fomult mo in Gleno rm6
i'm 8arbrefen enoet.
Sier moften mir nod, 6etonen,
ooB Die beutige 9ebensonIhauuna,
Ourb Den berridmoen Gommercia.
Iismli5 id6oIid beeinfluBt tuuroe,
Inoem oas moraliide Clement tar
fc ginbttBe erlitt. 9ieier GinfluBI
oes Gommercinlismus in ger6in-
Olng nit Der 8crrDeibIiflunq Ser
Sfllen, bari ais elm neientlidler
Ser 8erDiIoerlng Ser Syu.
Ieno betradltet meroen. Die oylr.
Jeno bat iif bon Der 8ormuno.
dat Der gltern befreit. 0as So.
nilienleben lit itnrf 5errittet. Ger
dranfenIoie 0eieaige 8erfe6r I'M.
er Der Sugeno beioer GeifIefter,
zen ltno Sen Ger. Staaten aeiib.
@cnuBfudt, muB oils
5aupturiade Oes EATERS un6 Ger
serbrefen be5eidnet tperoen.
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Columbus sir 800 ader Can
H Tlaite GouHtD crhielt <. 6
Gortb $4,000 5obR @inricne boz
gtnoiaB ihob auf cine Mnttr ami
traf fem Eohierdlsu. las ainl
mur0e tobtlid Berlebt m0 Der @ntc.
lit Dem AlnbHiim Habe.
g~lebraSfa Git0. Die Gountpfom
miiidre bnben cine idluerc Gampf
palje andeidaiit, Inn Die 9ano
itrabe 70 felt 80 MAIDEN, Dab III
III iealidem 98eiier iUe1iam lit
llrbcrhaupt iolen aIl1 Sanoitrnbar
i'm Goimtp ariinblid initano aeicbi
terOaa. ~ Sberift Slider bat all
@%cimgrncn init Dem aiSreiBcn Ocl
auhblumen im GourtbauSgartn BE-,
idditiat.
Beatrice. @om 10. Bis 10. Sumi
miro bier 6ie Transformation Der
eagles n6ae9altcn. Seoen Tag fin.
oct Gin 9oiebaaipirt itatt. Bon 800
Bis GOO Geleauten pcroen crtDar.
tet. Der Surmer @alter Sore,
man ling uut Bear Greet iedS iunac
@oIic. Gic Dlutter belt iih ole
Smoe bonn Seibe lmo cntfam. -
Charles &. Claus bon 9rooflpn, q.
D., pltroc 6urd, Gouuturif)icr @al.
Den nit 5rduIciu glabel aure &C.
8rcmont. 9lidit acrinacn Gdrc.
den bcfamcn gr6eitcr bcim 9l6
truh 6ts @e6duocs bon Sobn Mil.
Ter al Der Wlain StraBc, ais tie
Seller einen mcni9lid)en SddOcl
9lnocre anoden 0cs Sfc
lltt5 mltroen uidt qefimoet. - Gin
gricb oen Sheriff. Gonoit m1tcr
&oItman's Sndcn iano, 5rigt, Oab
ocr G%clbitm6rocr idon langc 6rm.
Seben elm GnOe 5n MAIDEN geoadta.
mar mlttr Scr geidul0i
'lnq in Grofueq pcrbaitet, oas 8aurr
nrgelegt 3t BADEN. SIN bic
igm @eidnauiB ian0 er &arboIidure
@aoe3immcr, 0as or beridludtc.
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DECENTRALIZATION.

Eopiere porbereitet, eingereiGt,
iIlo fpa5ieae 9lufmerfiamfeit 5dQen
TN 0eridt gegeben.
Office often Naft uno Gag, i'm
Simmer IA i'm Qatterion glof,
Gfe bon IL. un0 6arnam Strabe.
6. 6. 9eOmOoo.
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96onnirt auf Die v9dgIide 0na.
ba 8ri6iine". 10c Die ISOLDE.
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Gins gltbrnsfa eitn.

Gin Ginbreher bcriud)te am
9ieuitag 9fadmittag, in elm Saus
i'm noroIifen Gbeile scr Sta0t Gin.
5ll0ringei, ip15rcnO MIR Die iiiugite
Godter 3u @nuie mar. Ga5 Md0.
den berifeudte Sen Monn, in0em
iie 6urd llnupcrien bon Mo6cIn
&drm modte.
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@arnm OaS 81. gnmSssmrnieit,
lueldlrs pom 20. biz snm 20.
5Hni In 3sHber, GoIO, itattfiu.
bet, epchcmadDtHo icin mir6.


90 iino idon arobe oeuiide 3cit.
lidteiten ami ameritaniidcm gooan
Geieiert iuoroen. Iie getbeiliauna
3nbltc idou nnh gbertauienoen. Is
iino arobe lriumpbe crringen NOR.
cen auf Sdnger. lnlO I%urnieiten.
Tod banoclte es it'd bier meiitcns
INN cine itarfe grtbeiliglmd cines
lablreiheH lofalen Tcliidtbums.
Die amerifmiih1n 8olfsid,ihten
uabmen aelDobnlih ftltr oberfladli
den gntbcil. 9robocm man i6r
a%acr1ano 6on5eliionen maftp, ifien
cine erpaguug Der pnaliid iprc.
tenom 9cpolferluig INNER nitr Gin
Strobieuer ~ iein. Qas ioa nun in
Genoer anocrs merOen. Gas 81.
9unocSturnieit io1 permanente gor.
tbeile iiir Die oHltide Sadle idafien.
&eun Der Gerbcr SeItausiduB
nnnf Der 5iibrerftait icines JeIfprd.
iioeiten y. Sdirmer and, iiber al.
icn 6eitiou0s bon $4,000 beriiiat:
lpenn i6m aid nn0erc Silismittel
jur 8ariiigung iteben, iuelhe iel6it
cine Riaion Collars nid)t better imo
paiienoer fiir oen 3ped h1tt1n idaf
len tonnen; tuenn aid nit Red)t Die.
aroBe In3iebungsfrait Ocs Colorado
alimas in oen Simmel gebo6en
iuuroc; tuenu man aid Die 9attr.
humber ocs 6eIiengebirgcs in allen
6arbeitoneu geniaIt 10 bat man
cod bis Jest cine 5batiafc MIR
iliiftig eripabnt: Gen @ermnniii.
tungsplon, Der ourf oas gtnoes.
tlrnieit ms &oaen gebradt fucrOcn
ioa.
Sn &erbinSung nit Sem 81. gunt.
ees~turnfeit finoet cine groBc 9lus.
itelung oaer in amerifa erifeinen.
Den oentiden 3cituugen itatt. gu
pieier geieat iid Die 0eutife SduI.
ausiteaung imo Die 3agulta einiqer
oeutihen Observation-Disclosures.
men. Cine GinlaOmlq lit an Den
Fraii6entan 0e5 9Gltih. 4mertfani-l
HationaIbmoes ergangen uno
nit elmer groBen SIT e~rDartenoen
Sertretung Der 6elltihen 8reiie miro
man Elm Irbeitsprogramm auiieben
mo Jragen bon oeutld nmerifnni
der MISUNDERSTANDING 3rtr 2oiung
'ringan. 8ie ginitig bag Oenper
5eit Dem oeutihen Gterne lit, oa-
Ir biirgen Die bisberiaen grfoIgeI
,es Sortigen 5eitnusiduiies.
Sdon 6ie frii6eItm 6eitbarifte
loben beroor, oaB Scr 3enoer Set.
ln8ifuB ieine 8erban0lungen un0
grbeiten MIR in oeltider SproheI
IS tpllroe bon aIer 6ireften
bon nift oeuti6iprefenoen {
gan3Iid gtbitanO genommen |
INNER 1pie0er oarauf binqe- /
oaB 6as 9urnieit cine 0eut. !
d. 6eier iei. Ger oeptife Beoanfe {
'nroe babel itreng 0prdgefiibrt, oaB {
ID iogar cine Der groBten Giien-
oes @eitenS peranIaBt /
i9Ite, cine 9itrnieitbroidliire III i
SprnAe berntiteGen. 0ie (
taffrage mad oieiem 8erfe mar 8
groB, Dab cine 5tueite auflagef
ergeitelt lper6en muBte. 2aut ge. &
Der 9ahnoerpnItung lit oies s
Pr gr0Bte @rfolg. tpelfer icmals 5
lit einem giienbo5npampbIet e~r3ieIt Il
uroe. Gas reid iluitrirte alnit Il
fam bonn 3urnfeItalisid)uB Il
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gsrlanot- Iidtisrs Mdodyan fir
aIgemeine &ou5arbpit BEL 6obem
2obu. gor3iigdde steIIinlg. Jrdu
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nran 6 !. U. &artlina @aeitur6en

g6ad} l0Hgercm Sei0en ltarb an
GiaHitaB in Beatrice 6rau 6. 8. q.
9nrtIiug. Die @eritorbene mar 80
Sabre alt uno binterlGbt ibren @at
len, einen Go6rL &er1uanr 9artIing
Ser in Snracnie i'm Geidaft it,
un6 cine 3odltcr. 0a5 9e9rabnis
fin0et am 6reitag itatt.
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SmaGa Gctreibc 0arft.
SnlaAa. Is. Mnf.

Sma9a, Is. @ni,
Sartcr g8ei3en-
Mr. 2, 85-851ac.
Scr. 3, 84-85c.
Scr. A, 80h -83c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Qr. 3, 83h-84c.
Scr. A, 80-83c.
9uram 8ei8en-
Ir. 2, SG-8615c.
Scr. 3, 85-85Hc.
8eiBeg aorn--
SIR. 9, 574c.
SIR. 8, 57-57Kc.
gtr. !, 5514-56c.
@elbes aorn-
CIR. 9. seize.
Nr. 3, 55A-56c.
Nr. 4. 55-55&e.
aorll-
9r. 2, 56c.
Scr. 8, 55H-5Gc.
gir. a. 55-55hc.
@fiber @ofcr-
ar. 2, 35M-85c.
Stanonro @aier 85Ac
9f. 8, 3fIe.
CIR. 4 3l1s-34a4c.
MnI5aeritc 50-60c.
6ntteraeritc gr. i 40-43c.
aoaaen
Rr. 2, 57h5Sc.
Dit. 8, 57--5715c. i
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G(allifi5irte an5eigen!

Sin inteliieenter 9eutider mirb
aeiudt, I'M eiua bieiioe finan3ieae
5irnn 3u pertrefen. @ute @ele.
aenbeit fiir ben redten Mann. @on
aoreIire p5inonre~, Omaha Fri.
tiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-13

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9bone Douglas 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-13
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@ern ibr auh ben 9fao Ser Siin0e
ipanoelt, 10 miiiien mir eud5 BOD
entidnll0igen, oenn i6r feio nidt
ourd eiaene Sdnlo aiif ben 8fao
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beitrngen, als our6 aQe yfe.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-13

Gerfcfte oentidje StenutDpiitin,
iueIde nit idnmtliden aontorarbei.
ten uertralit lit, iudt pniienoe Stel.
lung. @efl. Gfierten nit @ebaIts.
augabe erbitte ulltar SO. 100 an bic
erpeoition 0ieier 8eitnng.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-03
ROBBERY CHARGED
 ON FAIRBANKS TRAIL

CORONA, May 29.-Passengers re- turning from the interior yesterday re- port some excitement toward the up' Der end of the line. On Monday morn ing NJ. E. Reynolds appeared at Mc- Carthy's and swore out a warrant Tor Martin Radovan, generally known as "Frenchie." He charges assault by Radovan, in threatening to shoot him and highway robbery, inasmuch as he was relieved of his valuable posses sions. All this is supposed to have occurred at Long Lake, Reynolds all so claims that he was fleeced out of s2OO while gambling in "Frenchie's" place: that the cards were stacked on him. And in this connection he i'm plicates Joe Flower. After Magistrate Dose issued the warrant Deputy Mar shal Charles mounted a broncho about three o'clock on Monday after noon and set forth to take the offend CT into captivity. He had not Sohe ldt when he discovered his man vending his way toward Mccarthy. He i'm mediately placed him under arrest and returned to the village. The pris- oner was taken before the magistrate who placed him under $500 bonds. AL Church and AL Brenner were secured to ge on his bond. "Frenchy" then retained Paul Range to defend him at the preliminary trial. By reason of his lack of experience in weighty jul dicial matters Magistrate Dose felt that the job was too big for him, so ne wired to U. s. Commissioner Paul d'Heirry at Chitina to hasten to Me Carthy to represent the government in the case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-03
CONGRESSMEN MAY BE
 BARRED FROM POLITICS

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Legislation making it a misdemeanor for members of Congress to serve on the campaign committees of political parties or to solicit campaign funds is proposed in a bill offered by Senator Moses E. Clapp, of Minnesota. A penalty of not less than $1,OOO fine or sixty days in jail, or both, are provided.
 This is the most drastic legislation yet suggested along these lines. The matter will not be taken up during the extraordinary session, but it is eX- pected to form an important topic of discussion next winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-03
Personal Mention

Robert Forbes, the well-known can neryman of Excursion Inlet, arrived in Juneau on the cannery tender Jack Horner last night,
 Harry Cribbs, the popular druggist of Fairbanks and Ruby passed through on the Alameda last night enroute to the interior via Skagway and the lu, kon.
 w. L. Helvey, the typewriter man, arrived from Ketchikan on the Hum boldt last night
 William Casey, of Iditarod, passed through on the Alameda last night en- route to Iditarod.
 Dr. P. J. Malone returned from the South on the Humboldt last night.
 Mrs. J. A. Hazelet and Miss Haze lett are passengers on the Alameda enroute to their home in Cordova.
 G. M. Scott arrived up from Ketchi- kan on the Humboldt last night.
 Thomas Garrity is a passenger on the Alameda enroute to Cordova.
 Charles Wells and Mrs. Wells re- turned on the Humboldt last night af- ter q pleasant winter in California.
 Jack Heharen returned from the South on the Alameda last night.
 Mrs. E. E. Flemming arrived from Seattle on the Humboldt last night
 J. F. Chamberlain the well-known commercial man, travelling out of Jul neau. arrived from the South last night.
 Representative F. M. Boyle and Mrs. , Boyle are passengers on the Alameda ~nroute to Seward
 U. M. Palm and Mrs. Palm arrived from the South on the Humboldt last night.
 Hon. E. B. Collins, Representative from Fox, and Speaker of the House in the Alaska Legislature, arrive on the Alameda last night from an eX- tended visit in Coast cities.
 E. J. McKanna returned to Juneau from the South on the Humboldt last night.
 c. c. Whipple and Mrs. Whipple ar rived from Eagle river on the last trip of the Georgia.
 Federal Mine Inspector Sumner s. Smith has gone to Jualin in connec- ton with his duties.
 Superintendent of Indian Schools w. G. Beattie, Mrs. Beattie and Ron- aid Beattie will leave on the North western for the South. Mrs. Beattie and Ronald will visit in Oregon dur ing the summer and Mir. Beattie will probably return after consulting with Prof. Lopp, in Seattle.
 William Canovan, who was Ser geant-at-Arms for the Senate of the Alaska Legislature. left on the Ala meda last night for the Westward,
 Byron Olson has returned from a short trip to Skagway and White horse.
 George J. Busch, the genial road agent of Wells Fargo & Go. left on the Alameda for Skagway last night. After a few days in the Gate City he will proceed to the interior.