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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
gicrbad's gccrSia,tuo.

Scr 2eidnnm oeS IN San sSrat.
cisco ocrItorbenen gefer 9ierbad)
pnroc 5luedS 9aeroigung bierber
geididt. Dic 9eiiesung eriolgte
heute gtnhmittag bon Snlie &
9fiepetl's gtabliiiement aus aiif Dem
Gpergresn Sriebbof uno 3tpar inter
hen suipi5ien oes Omaha YIatt.
neutihen 8ereins. &crr sSafob
&nuf piontctc bem geritorbetien
einen iparm ampfrnoeuen Nadrnf.
wi0ge gicrbah IN GrieOen rubeul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Qpl(iiipn NIT einem Gis6era.

Montreal, 12. @ai.-llm Saa.
rasbreite lit Der 9anlpfer .Gbilter1
Mdnge" Dem Sdidial, bon ipeldem
Die pTitonic" Dor S5abreSfrilt er.
ciIt inuroe, entronnen. Der Dam.
bier ronnte in Der 9e1be bon g}eil
TunoIdnb auf einen inter Der 8ai-
lsrfl1fe befinoliden Gisberg glitt
bon Der Gi5fIad)e ober fpieoer berab
itno ipuroe itur leiht beidaoigt.
Ger EaiIaaiere bantadtiate iid, aIs
bic @efabr, III Der fie geibtpebi
bdtten, befnlutt ipnr6e, Elm groBer
Ghreden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Sin epit6HbeHplaH.
slmcrifaner pollten Wnnition itcb.
len uno ielbise Yierifanern
perfanien.

gaoealcs, 9tri3y 12. Mai.-GaI.
@risbt, NoridaQ Oieier Stabt, Sad
8iaiams, ein BARTENDER, in6 3lpei
SolOaten ipuroen beute bier bon Den
WiiIitdrbeb0rOen scfdngli6 einge5o.
gen Die gerbofteten bntten eineu
TIat ousgebedt, na6 tpeldem iie
ans Dem bieiigen aanaQerieIager
mo Dem Ser. Staaten 2agerbaus
Munition ItebIen uno an Die meri.
taniifen 9iebelen Ses Staates 90.
nora berfaufen ipo[lten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Selsna entaIeiit.

Sm bieiigen Saitptqltdrtier oer
9tortbpeItern gabngeieaidaft lit Die
Meloung einsetroffen, oaB IN Der
9tabe bon GareDburit, 8po.. Elm aus
5ebn 8aggons beitebenoer 9eI3ug
erltgleilte luo bie gdn5e 2abiing
Sel, tauieiloe @nlIonen, ausIief.
3as Del mar fir IorfuIf, geeb., Be-
itintmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Sn 90 Minnten ii6er Sen sanal.

2on0on 12. Waai.-0er fron5o.
fiide gOgslmeni6 90. q. 6e 0tort'
linii freli5te geitern in ieitem glero-
plan Den engIiiden aano[ in 20
0iinllten. gr legte Die 6abrt iit Ell.
ner Sobe bon 5000 SUB 5uriif.
9lu9 ii6er 2onoon flog er binipeg,
mas gesen oos eneIiide @eies ber.
itoBt, bod glalibt man nidt, 6aB
er oes6alb 5ur 8erantportung ge5o.
gen iper0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
so Wpftr
bts Gaifan!
On Der aiiite Der gbiIippinen rid.
ten BirbeIitiirme SOo nnS
yerberben on.

DaoniId, 12. Waai.-9ln ser SiiIte
Brad en- ilrdtbarer Gniilm los.
Der ii6 ipeit in oas 2ano binein
eritredte. 9ereduimsen ecm1b ia.
ben fiber 60 Yerionen ibrcn 9oo
gefunben. Ole 3abl Ser gcrlstten
III nod nidt onndberno betannt.
Cine grobe 9lu5abl Sdiffc ipurScn
nuf ben Stranb aeidlcuoert. Der
ongeridtets Sadidaoen beIduit iidy
III bic Siinoerttouienoe.
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Edliuere Gtrnfe.

Berlin, 12. Mai.-9er aebniGb-
riae Saul @fle nabm einem nod
iiingeren &naben Elm 3ebnpfentig-
ftiif fort uno pur0e ba5balb Der.
Gaftet. Ser Sunge pltrbe 5n brei
Monaten @efangnis berurtbeiIt. gr
miro Die Strafe crit na9 ieiner
8oaiGbrigfeit oiltreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
sdlallerlidle statiaif.

@aibington 9. 6, 12. Mai.--
9as gunoesamt fir 8ergbau nnb
WinenpeIen bat ioe6en ieinen 9e.
ri6t iiber ltnfd1e, Die iid I'M Sabre
1911 5ltrugen, peroifeltlidt. 2es-
terem sufoIse biiBten BON Den tbd.
tigen 1,005,2St glrbeitern 1902
ibr 2eban elm. SSn ben 4oblen-
minen luaren 728,34S glrbeiter be.
ihoftigt, bon oenen 2719 getootet
iuuroen. Sic Sotenrate betrug 1878.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Geitriae gseraniiannneir.

9as Sonntag abeno bon benz
Gamengeiangoerein rGoncoroia" int
9eltiden Sauie eeaebene gon5.
frdn56en erfreute iid eineg redt
5ablreiden 9eiudes, ino ieoer gbeil-
nebmer omiiiirte iih fein. g(ud
Der 0fai6all bes 2oltotpebr Sralier-
gereins, Der in 9lrntbrult's SaIe
gcgcben tpuroe, mar reht gut Be.
iil9t, unO Die S6eiInebnler idlpott.
gen nit befpunoernsipertber gus4
bauer bas Son5beill.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Surnaou /. gunSs

sfm 9ienitag Wforgen miro 6as
&iilfsfomite, oas Observation-Disclosures
te unb Der Commercial Glib nit
ben Gollntp.&onlmiiid tpegen Der
ausgabe bon Bombs Sunt Sipede oes
@ieberallfbanS Der bonn Tornaoo
serltorten @obnb1uier berotben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Sci Sen surner,,.

9err nlto Sralt SenrD Sofrneijter.
pel6e oenlnddits ibre IGngit ge.
plaltte 9eutidlntlhreije .qiltreten
meroen. gaben Sonrttdg I'M Snrner
Snngalop ibrem saBIreideir sSrelir.
aen unb Sreuttoittltneit eiile sseItIid,.
felt, I'M ii6 fir 6ie Gbrrngelt, bic
linen fiir5lid autbeiI geiporopn iilto,
5u rebandiren. gs ipuroen Mnipra.
den gebalten uno 2ieber geIiingen
iopie @eiellidaftsipielen nlIsr grt
eefrobnt. Crit 5l ipGter Mbeno.
itltnoe trennte man iidl.
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Mour6caS III @adlfummii,Sr.

%incoIn, 12. @lai.-@ouperneiir
Worebeao bat beute oen aopofoten
Snrlep q. @oorbea6 gum @a6[.
fontmiiidr bon Douglas Goltnty cr-
ilannt. geidt ale Greunoe 6es
@ouoerneitrs erfldren iid NIT Def.
len 8abl eittneritanben, oenn W2oor.
beao ioa Elm grobibitionilt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Weflagensluertbcs Gnbe.

Chicago, ~. Wtoi.--geniantin
@uiIcn. EN- 4elb bes groben Gbi.
fooo Ueuers, bel neIdem es ibnl
aeI0ra, mitteIS ieines &nnalbootes
iiber 20 Nerionen Dor Dem ger-
brsnntiigstooe aii beipabren, beging
Beufe GeIbitmoro. Gr ipar SS
Sabre alt nno nabm It'd feline Sin.
fdai0fcit 70 iebr 3li Scr5cnx oab cr
" itsr6en bcidIob. - lal..-. :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
itnteriadJnns Ser Gage Der Snbianer

@aibington, t2. Wai.--Sn elmer
Situns oes slusiduiies fir Snoid.
nerangelegenbeiten ipiroe Der gln.
trag bes Senators Tolpnieno onge-
nomtnen, ipelher ben glusiduB er-
modtigt, cine griinblide llnteriii.
dung Der Gage Der Snoinner, ibrer
Meierbationen, ibrer gebanoling
ieitens Der giegieriing nno adcr an.
oerer 8erb1ltniiic burfj5llfiibren.
Gin ltnterauSitluB tpiro tpabridein-
Iid alle &eicrpationen parionlid) be.
iuf]en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Bonn aaiier.gr
gerliner eebrerseiansuerein seipinnt
bic aaiierfette.-S,0lner yWdn'
nergeianguerein" beridnnpft. -
Siiriten5niammenfnnit. - 9aS
preakiide 8ablredlt.

Berlin, IL. WaarS.-9ic 9rcis.
rifter fir oas 4aiierprcis.W .Wettiin.
gen baben Dem gerlincr Sebrerge.
inngberein Die aoiierfette 3ugeipro.
den. Siariiber lit Der beriibmte
SoIner 0ldnnerseionsberein oiige.
bradt. Gin formeIler BroteIt ge.
gen Die Yerleibung lit ieitens Des.
ieIban nod nidt erlaiien potoen,
Die aolner aber erflGren groQeno,
eoB iie nidt tuieoer na9 sranfiurt
eeben ipiiroen, ba Die @ettf6mpfe
I'M Die aaiierfette oIs Elm 2otterie.
ipiel betrndtet iperoen miibten. bel
Dem es nidt auf aonnen, ionbern
IeoigIid auf bos Slid anfommc.
gbrenpreiie iino aitsrfannt iporoen
Den Mdnnergeianeoereinen bon
Goln, @iien, 8iesbooer, gotsoom
iin6 Wagoeburg; Goncoroia bon
Giien; 2ieoertnfel bon Weiin6en.
@laobnf; S6legel uno Giien bon
godum; Goncproia bon slad)en;
Sonsiouci BON @Iien; 2ebrergeiana.
bcrein BON 8oien; 9erIiner Sdnger.
bercin imo Sdngerdor bon gnrncn.
81 Der Sob5eitsfeier i'm aaiicr.
bnuic, Der in 5tpei 8o6en itattfin.
oenoen germablung Der Brin5eiiin
giftoria 2iiiIe NIT Dem Brin3en
ernit slugiiit BON Cumberland, tref.
fen, tpie BON Observation-Disclosures Settle
rcrlautet, beitinnlt oas engIiihe
G0lligspndr, ioipie aaiier geifolaus
bon HiBlano umo Der 0iterreifiifle
Tbronfolger Elm. Gem Barren ipie
Dem gr5ber5og 6ran5 Seroinono
bietet ii9 bel Dem feitliden glnIaB
Gle @cleeenbeit oar, iid) griinolih
iiber ole 9aIfon'2oge uno Die flint.
tige 8eItaltling Der 9inge i'm eli.
ropGiihen g8etteripiftfel aus5uipre.
den. 3aB oieie @elegenbeit benubt
iperoen miro, gilt aIlgerrein als
oollfommen iider. 9esbdIb legen
Die 9iplomnten Der acknowledgement
'gegegnlng Der bei0en Siiriten Die
bofItc 8eoeittung BEL.
Ser nddite preuBiif)e 2anStag
miro, fpie bon berloblider Geite
miro, am bisrsebnten
SSiini nit eifier Tbronre6e oes &oi.
Iers eroffnct tperoen. 5n 6em 90.
fument miro Die llnterbreitumg Ell.
ner neiien MISUNDERSTANDING an.
Jetiinoigt iperoen. Sobalo 6ns neue
inter 9nd) lno Sad, ge.
fomnen lit, ioG Der olte 2anotaa
forrHea aufgeIoit iperoen Inn cine
)fenipabl oitf @rlino Der per1nberten
geitimmunger 5lt ermogIi6en.
Der Serleeer oes ngerIiner
Sagcblatts", Serr auooIf Moiie,
lui oeiien iieb5islten @eburtstag
'ereitS bingeipieien ipurbe, bat on-
,oBlid oes greisniiIes nebrere be.
>euten6a Stiftungen gemadt. fir
pclde oem bodber3igen @eber al.
erieits Der gebiibrenoe Sribut Der
'lnerfemung ge5olt miro. @obl. |
bdigen 8ereinen lit insgciammt Ser
setrag BON 10000 0lart suge.
penOet iporoen. Die Staot gerlinI
)at fiji 3ipefe Der glltersuerior-
Il,t1g ben 9etra bon elmer Million
Rarf erbalten. gineinoiartel Wtil.
ion 9earf iino Dem BeniionsfonosI
iir Die 9lnseiteGten Oes n8erIinerl
5ugefloiien. |
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9nabe anf 3lueirab perlebt.

Ger auf eincn 3peiro6 fabren6e
16.iGbrige Sranf 5or itieB gde
Cunning StraBe un6 %. 9lpemle nit
einem Strabenbabnuogen 3uiam-
men.B Gr tpur0e am &opf 1no
9nie berIebt, uto Der 8oli5eiar5t
Or. Solb psrbano i'm.
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sil6erierpice fir strisinaer.

&apitdn S. $. Stribin9er bon
Ser 9unoesarmee lit in slnerfen.
nitiig ieiner oisge5eidneten 9ienite
tei Dem Siilfsmerf fir oie. bonn
Sornaoo Seimeeiidten bon Omaha
@eidditsleilten ein biibld)eS SiIber.
ierbice iiberreiht poroen.
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ssridJtcrnte fat bernid5tef.

Solt6 Soben, Did,, 12. Wloi.--
Die 9a6tfroite ont SanItdg utS
Sonrtdg baben oen GrudtbGumen
in oem SbitgorteigiirteI beg ills.
tpeltli6en @lidigan ungebatren
Sdaoen 51gefiigt. Die Grbbeereus
ertte lit gan5 ino gnr bertidtet.
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GrhGIt $500.

9ie @eidporsnen bo6en Saul
sesanulonis, Der Die Union Gtod
Oaros Gontpanp tuegen 9erfriippe.
lung ieiner redten Snnb 1iif $t5,.
600 berflagt bate, Die Gunfinc
bon $500 snerfarnt. Die Gon0
1T bollltdnoig leblos.
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@efterberidlf.

Sir Omaba, Council Bluffs uno
lltngeaeno: Sh0n g(benos unb
tpabriheinIid) Dienitog; fein iueieitt.
liher Ssrnperatliripedicl.
Sir gtebrdsfa: wleiIt tpoIfiq:
tpnbrideinIid) 5dauer Mbenos o0ef
9ienitags mdbiger @ino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
A6nia slIfpniu iuieber Sadeim.

MaOrio, 12. Mai. .-@onig 81
frnio lit bon ieinem 8elu6 IN Sranf.
reid ipie0er nah bier 5uriidsefebrt
ler ipiiroe bon Der 9e5olferling in
.entbuiinitifder 8eiie empfangsn.
|Grouen uno Maoden ltreuten Blu.
linen 1uf ben @eg. Der Sfonig mar
'ob 6es ibm 5utbei[ seiporoenen gm-
'pfdnges gsriibrt.
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Soma gleDatDr 60. prgamiiirt.

8ie Soma glebntor gonponn kaf
iib itnter ben GeicBen bon Ne6ras&
ia organiiirt, imb i'll Der 0nohd
@etreioeborie oIs Wiitalieo beigetre.
ten. Die Geielibaft bot tire
Speider on Der Greet geiterit
gabn III Council g[uifs ertDorben.
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SoSt i'm 8ett aefanben.

9bouas 9. gbiaipps, felt 90
SSobren in omaha anidifis, tpiroe
in ieiner @ohuing, 1920 iii6Iide
23. StraBe, ols 2ei6na1n geflinben.
Gie Gooesnrinfe lit anf Ser5-
idlaa 5uriid5ufiibren. 8biQpps mar
67 Sabre alt.
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ats xobtidlaas idlnlbia befllnSen.

Woiett, GeutidIano, 12. Mai.--
|fsrna 1Iume, anaeflagt ibren Mann
|srnlorbet 81 baben, ipuroe inter
|miIberii0an llmitdnben hes Goot-
fHIags fduloig beilinoen uno ou
4 Snbten 3idtbaus bcItrait.
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Sma6a Wlniifperein.

Seute glbeno finbet Die erIte Ser.
iamnlung bes Omaha Otuiifbereins
IN ieinen neuen Seim, gde II. rno
CAB StroBe, itatt. 9a tpidtige
@eidGite borliegen ioIIte tein Wlit.
glieo feblen. SorrD Slider, Sefr.
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@riinc lppItfarten.

8aibington, 12. Wtoi.-9iinftig
tueroen Die getp0bnIiden gennppoIt-
forten grim iein, tpie 6ieies aud in
rieEen ousUdrtigen 2dnbern Der
6aa lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
aoQiion poll
Militdr,igtn!
Snnbert gnlsaren sctOStet unb 800
mebr OOer iueniser idper
berlett.

SaIonifi 10. wlai.-9tuiIdjesr
Drama nno guf itieBen sipei bl,Iga.
ride Yfilitdr5iige 5iiianrutsn. sun.
bert SoIoaten tpurOen aitf Der
Steae getcotet uno 800 anoere
berlest.
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- Serr GnrI Snnot Elm befann.
ter 9eutider ans 9afota Gitp, ser
bier als MitgIieb oes Ser. 6toaten
Shipurgeridts iid) allfbaIt, bat ms
hellte eiren ouaenelnlea geiih ab-
geitattet. :. a.s,.. ,s.,s s,.A.l,aI,.
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etreif in anSercn StaSten.

Eort 8iGiains, Ont, 12. Wai.-
Sci Dem Streif Der bieiigen Stra.
benbabnangeiteqten fam cs 5piIden
Der Boli5ei uno ben Streifern into
heren Srelinoen gu eirem bIutigen
3uiammenitoB. Die 9oIi5ei feuerte
itarf; Elm Streifer tuurOe getootet
lno mebrere an6ere idtuar peripun.
bet.
re6o Springs, Colo, 10.
d.. 5niolge Oes Streifs Der bic.
iieen StrnBenbabiangeiteIlten lit Der
8erfebr Iabm 9eIegt ipor.
ben. Streifbreder iino bon 9enper
bier eingetroffen.
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Wlarineilieaereorps

Berlin. t2. Mai.--aaiicr Mil.
belm bat elm 9efret erlaiien, lnut
nelhem am J.. SUM cine Wlarine.
flicscroiuiiion acidaiien miro, oie in.
Sssobonnistbal mo in asubig an Der
Gan3iger 9lldt itationirt 1T.
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= 9. s. @urn, oeuti6er Opt.
fer. augen unteriu6t fir Bril-
len. 443-5 9rpnoeis Geb1uoe.
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0nfib e 9ObaitOu, 2eideilbeitatfcr.
~ iiiol. IS, StrdBc. IpIer 1916
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-06
Twin Mounds.

Again the ground is covered with
snow.
t. f .Harford's sale was Tuesday
He with his wife and baby, departed
Wednesday for Carrollton, Mo-. their
father, Jim Hartford, taking them to
5hattuck Tom and his amicable wife
will be missed in this neighborhood.
Mr. Belts sale scheduled for the 27th
was postponed on account OF unfavora-
BILE weather, until March 4.
Rev. and Mrs c. E, Binns are visit
ing in the Harmony neighborhocd.
The grippe victims, SO far as we have
learned, are all recovered.
Twin Mounds has uew business
firm, the card reads, "Henson & Lee,
Real Estate" Success to the new en-
terprise.
The surprise party planned for the
Barford's failed TO materialize last
Friday night, owing to bad weather.
Mrs. Gumm is playing BACHELOR
maid" while Charles visits his sister
at Bentonville, Arkansas.
Mr. Wagner has rented his farm and
with his wife will soon leave for an ex.
tended visit with Mrs Wagner's son
and other relatives in eastern Oklaho-
ma. Miss Grace will go to her home
at Junction City, Kansas, at the same
time.
Mrs. Thompson returned home las
Monday after visiting two weeks with
Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Grace was able to visit her
mother, Mrs. Bumgartner one day las
week. Mrs. Grace has been very il
for the past two months, and we are
glad indeed to know she is recovering
A. w. McClurg drove over to Ivan
hoe last Saturday.
Mr.. Swanson sold his farm a few day
ago. We have lot learned the gentle
mans name, but understand he has a
family, and will move on the farm.
, Friends of Rev G l. Hayes will b,
glad to know he contemplates return
ing with his family to make Beave
County his home They moved Il
; Winfield, Kansas some six years ag,
to send their children to college. Thei
son Virgie is now sophomore, anC
Miss Grace expects to teach school oil
Aenvnr Cnuntv naxt yaa-
ONCE-A-wEEK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-06
South Elmwood

Rev Cox closed a three and half
weeks revival meeting at the Mt.
Vernon school house on Sunday morn
ing, March 2nd. Although there was a
bit OF bad weather, he had good
meeting.
Miss Edna Cayler closed a six
months term OF school at the Garrett
school house on February 2sth. She
had an entertainment at night.
Sunday schpol was organized at MI.
Vernon March 2nd.
Miss Nettie Barnhill closed success
iul five months term Of school in the
Seal District on February 2sth.
Mrs. G.. J Groves was on the sick
list the latter part Of las: week, but
is better at present.
Joseph Rush and p. r. johnson
visited to the county seat Saturday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-06
The Cause of Rheumatism.

Stomach trouble, lazy liver aud de-
ranged kidneys are the cause of rheu-
matism, Get your stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels IN healthy condition
by taking Electric Bitters, ana you
will not be troubled with the pains Of
rheumatism. Charles B. Allen, n
school principal, OF Sylyania, Ga, who
suffered indescribable torture from
rheumatism, liver and stomach trou-
bic and diseased Kidneys, writes: IAN
remedies failed until | used Electric
Bitters, but four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me com.
pletely " Maybe your rheumatic
pains come from stomach, liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters will
give you prompt relief 5Oc and sloo
Recommended by Fred c. Tracy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-06
LOGAN.

Charley Hughes has ordered his mail
to Catesby,
Lee Sims has moved to Sophia,
We learn that Mrs. Lucy Brown, one
OF the early settlers on the Kiowa,
died sunday, March ?. Her death had
been expected almost daily for months
She was great sufferer and death
comes as relief
MARRGED-At Shattuck, February
18th. Frank Robson to Miss Irma
Cass, of Lambert, and Thomas Il.
Clifford to Miss George Oakley, of
Speermore, Rev. Henthorn officiating.
We wish them property and happiness
o. p Hopson, rural carrier, was sick
Monday, Marion Hitchcock taking his
place.
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Clear Lake.

llurrah for Miss Thomas, and the
$50 ~ trimming, Now that our Coun-
~ Attorney sees the coast clear tn
prosecute, we hope no compromise will
be accepted by him any more. In the
Farmers News of February l3, the
editor all butsays Let 'em go, it is
less expense" Now, Mr.. Smith, that
is not what we elected you for, to let
them go, but to do your very best to
prosecute all who violate the law II
you do so, we will DO our best to re-
elect you, your own successor
Lou Brown has another lame horse,
Wonder why? Some are so unfortu-
nate,
A broomcoro buyer was out among
US, He looked like a peach" to US.
A letter received from l. Stanley of
Arcadia, Okla, says since his arrival
there, he has burned more wood trying
to burn stumps than he ever saw in
Beaver county.
John Belts was to have had his sale
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Best Known c ough Remedy

For forty-three years Dr.. Kings
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world as the most
reliable cough remedy. Over three
million bottles we're used last year.
Isn't this proof? 1t will get rid Of
your cough or we will refund your
money. J. i. Owens. Of Allen
dale, S. c., writes the way hundreds
OF Others have done; After twenty
years, find that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is the hest remedy for coughs
and colds that / have ever used" j" For
coughs or colds and all throat and
lung troubles, it has no equal. soc
and $l.00 at Fred c Tracy's
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-03-06
Plight of "No Mans Land "

Look at the map OF Oklahoma and |
you will notice a strip reaching from
the main body of Oklahoma clear out
to New Mexico.
This strip separates Texas from Kan
sas. Formerly this strip belonged to
no state at all. Was governed mainly
by laws enacted by the people living
in this miniature republic. The people
were an independent and brave class
of cattle men who enforced their laws
both written and unwritten by means
OF Kangaroo Courts, any man who
dared to transgress their code of
honor either was shown up a rope or
down the muzzle of a Colts and
instructed to travel for his health and
for the health Ct the community, and
he travelled
Later this territory was organized
into county and named Beaver
County and added to Oklahoma
Later on Oklahoma was admitted as n
state and at that time 1t was cut into
three counties, Cimarron, Texas and
Beaver. AZ soon as statehood begun
our taxes were increased to an enorm.
Gus rate.
And we find that great rart of the
state is owned by Indians and hall
breed Negroes who own allotments
and pay no taxes at all, thus throwing
the entire burden of tax on the white
inhabitants of the state and mainly on
the western counties, simply because
they are white. And to cap it all of
in good shape the crazy laws OF Okla
homa forbids the construction and
operation of railroads except and un
less in compliance with laws that
makes railroads Improbable and the
same set of laws makes money loanine
and the investment of capital unpro-
fitable and drives money and enter
prise from the state; men who have
ready cash deposit in banks out of the
state to avoid taxes to the detriment
OF our banks and business men.
Now let us see what this means,
lst. The Panama Canal will soon be
finished and no railroads can build
from southern ports to the northern
states without being blocked BY
Oklah oma.
End. Northern railroads can't reach
the Gulf for the same reason.
Ord. And il they should build few
trunk lines across the state they
would not be apt to build any more
side lines and feeders than they could
avoid.
Now what are we going TO do about
il?
The only remedy we see to avoid
this merciless tax and get our share OF
roads is to get loose from Oklahoms
and join mo Mans Land" to Texas
Business men will you please start the
thing2 And get the various news
papers of mo Mans Land" to keep il
going? w. w. BARKER.
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NEWSAA
IWHhU
CoUYfY
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Home Creek

John Wilson, l.. A. Hatcher,
aud Lawrence Howe are plowing sod
on the school section, and Jim Barker
is running disc and expects to start
sod plow soon.
Jim Barker ard Ted Wilson went to
Forgan last week.
@. ]. Leisure is building a new
frame house and joining it 10 his sod
house. He is going to use his sod house
for kitchen.
Otney Barker visited his brother c.
b Barker one day last week.
The ad in the The Beaver Herald last
week has put several to guessing about
Lincoln pennies. se-.gr..
Mr.. Pies Thomas and Mrs. Chamber.
lain were united In marriage last
week.
Talk about time just come to the
Cross Road school house, eight miles
south, and one mile east OF Beaver tc
the literary every Friday night and
help us out in dialogue and sing 4
song. There wac good crowd there
last Friday night and a good program
Mr.. Joe Kelley, who had salt
while back is going to leave ole
A. NJ. Burnam is preparing to leav,
Beaver County, but he will com,
hack,