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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
sitnnn Scr @aiier6edSrbe.

BIS geridtli9 entidiebeu lit, OF
bem Sta0tratb oas 9iedt 5ultebt,
cine Steierrnlagc bon 80 Gents
pro 6rontfub BON @diIerbauptrdb.
rem als tbeilpeiie &oItentroglng al
perpeigerh bot Die @oiierbeboroe
in5Diifen ben @aiierfommiiI1r
ai,toriiirt, oie Souptleitimg at Der.
lGngern, mo INNER @run0bejiber
iih einitimnlig bereit erfldren, 0iele
Soften 81 tragen, ooer i'm Sale,
nc 1ur Elm fleiner 5ronttbeil I'M
piaens uno oie anoeren Giaentbii.
mer DiIlens iito, fir oen gon5eit
getrag aiif5ufommen.
Sor Der Sibung batte oie gc-
horbe cine lange 2onferens tpegen
Ginribtlntg bon 9lieoeridIagbal.
fms in 8lorrnce. 9onrmiIi1r So.
ipeG bsridtete ieinen gcflino bel
geiidtigung Der @aiierfperfe in ct.
2oilis imo aallIas Gitp. Die We-
borbe m6dte 1iht eerne reasc
8aifius baiien. 9ageeen ipin man
cie 2eiitlinscn Der iebigea gaj5ius
ourd slnpcnoung bon siuei g2ie.
rihlagporridtitngen anItatt elmer
Dcrnebren, rmo audi nitteIs anoe-
rer Derbeiierter Mstbooen Der Mai.
itrfiibrung.
Gie nGdIte Situng begitnt onl
Montag gaadinittog Inn | llbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
g,araSe Der Snffrasettem.

geetp gorf, 8. Mai.-Mebrerc
tdiienb Toniter ilt6 5raiten, Ser.
.ftdtsr Sec graiienitinnredts, mar.
ifirten beiite Bic Siftb abenue emf
lang. gs ipar Die gr0Bte berartige
s3nrnbe, bic bier ie itattgefrnSert
bat. Die STANDARDIZATION in Der
ieIben biIoeten ie ELM id6nes Men.
i&ei1pnor ous allen Gtaaten Ser
llniDn; iie batten aItgriediIhes
Qoftiim oiigelest in6 5ogen Die 9e.
iu1uiberiing Iner auf iid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Sin glppell an bic Stiinmgtber BON
SnDsSmQhal

Sd bdbcn oen 9iiraern icds
Sabre lang ols 0tapor gebient
unb itct8 beriuht, ale alaiisn rno
@ationalitGtcn gleid unb eeredt sil
bebonoeIn. sd babe ben geoiirf-
niiien Scr Stabt oie erobte gluf.
mcrfiamfrit oeihenft mo Die Stabt
oouor bennbrt, ticfer in Shuloen
hinein 3u eerotben. sfGes, ipas i'd
babe, III in 0ieier Stabt nno id
reriprad)c sSbnen s(aen, Dab, ipenn
tf crtp1blt neroe, Id, meme bette
&raft Ser Staot ipiomen tper6e.
SShre llnteritiibung am gSabltaa
miro meine glnerfenniina finoen.
5ranf 9untsfp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
1tnter6rudcner StrafenbabnSienit.

Sreitag S(beno fam Ser StraBen.
babnbienit infoIge Oes gruhs zines
2eitlngsorabts nn Ser iiioIiden Is.
StraBe inebrar Stunoen gum Ste
ben. 3ic DaitsIieOer bes 91me,
@eion9bereins n2prn", pel1c i'm
Geittihet Snitie problem befiirdte.
len, Die 9eadlt binourd sort fam.
piren 3u ntiiiicn tno tratcn Den
Seimfpsg ouf Sduiter'S 9fappe,
an. 9ln Ser t3. uno 8inton StraBe
nuroe ibnen Die frobe gotidaft,
baB man bon BORT aus 6ie Stra.
bcnbobnipagen benusen tonne. 9ie
Meiiten bon ibnen tpnren bonn He.
gen burhndbt, inoeiIen berjlid) frob,
bas beimiide 0ad) ipieber iiber iif
Sl baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
@eaen bic Spuutaasbrilaaen.

@aihinoton 3. Moi.-9luf Dem
Gieiiacn aonbent Der sSntcrnationo.
len ainoergarten @eielIihait mad.
IL SRI. 9lnnie Moore geeen oie ybn.
moriitiid)en1 SonntogsbeiIagen Der
aroBen 9ngrs5eitlingen Jront, bencn
lie cincn iddoliden ginfInb alf bic
9inocrluclt anihreibt. gs miro ea.
plant, cine farbige, buntoriitiidc
@otlenidrift berauSSuaeben, oeren
Snbalt beiicr Dem @eiit Oes Sir.
oss nngepnBt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Orr Gtreif in 0nffnfn. :.

Buffalo, g. g., 3. @ai. -gines
Ger bieiigen groBen @aarenb1ilier
bat iniolge 6es Strcifs ieiner 9(n-
eeitellten feline gforten seidloiien.
sfae onocren orbeiten nit itarf Der.
ringertcm 9erIonnl. glf @eItGfte
tiinoiaen at. oaB iie, Dem @unid)
ibrer glngeiteIlten folecno, fortan if.
rc 2ooen on Samitag glbenoen
i6lieBen tper0en. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Aut Der S6nsibe
bes MfGtrs!
Gr 5slO5ns scssn glOntsnssrO
wirO nddJiten 9ienitus erOiinet
iuerocn.

2onSon 3. Mai.-Ger @iencr
aorrliponoent Der Lines" berid.
let, oaB er aus 3upcrlGiiiger Gueae
criabren babe, 6aB Seiterrei6.lln.
earn ON na6iten 9ienitag oen
6eIojng gegcn 9lontencgro eroif.
ncn perOc. Gicies iei IN Dem fiir3.
lid abgebaltenen ariegsratb be.
idloiien lporoen. Ser Biener aor.
reiponOcnt bes 9onoon Telegraph"
nleIoct, Dab Oeiierreit.llngarn mo
StaIen iid) nuf einen gemeiniam1n
ariegspIan geeinigt bdtten. Gem.
icIbcn oemaB ioa SStalien cine itarfe
Gruppenmniie nod gllbanien ner.
flh I'M ben oortigen berridenoen
geicbloien 3uit1n0en Elm Gn0e gu
bereitcn, ip1breno GeItarreif.lln.
garn Srlippeu na6 Montenegro
ienoen miro.
Gerf Shpci5, 8. W1ai.-S1mntt.
lide Gruppcn aus Sirol, mebrere
tauieno M1nt Die oIs Die 9liitbc
Der glrmee eelten, iino nn9 Den
@ren5en 0lontenegro's uno 9eopi.
pn3nr's obgegonsen. sSr ben Gar.
niionen treiien anOere Sruppen gum
griab Der obgcgangenen ein. (Sn
3irol itebt 6as IA. glrneeforps,
baS aus Der oritten un6 odten sSn.
fontcrie.0ioiiion beItebt imo su bent
pier giegimenter ser riibnli6 be.
fanuten Siroler aaiieriGger gebo.
rem. aorpsfommanoeur lit General
Ger aoballerie @ictor 3onfl in
SSSnnsbruf.)
2onOon, 3. M1i.-gine Biener
9epeide an oen nGbronicle" mel.
Get, baB iia in Der aIboneIiihen
Stnbt 9(pIona Die bort itationirten
Srupppn Ser oorI1lifig eingaiesten
Dem tiirfiiden General
Gjapib Gai6a ergeben bGtten. Die
9iitgIieoer Der propiImiff,eit Ta.
gierung mur0en auf Der 5luht er.
qrifien nno fur5er Sano eridoiien.
Ginbio Taida bat Sberit S6ebab,
zen borrraIigen aommnnonnten in
Stom6ul, gum Brdfeften BON 4nlo.
na ertatnt.
Siea iuirO Gin tbenerer ipcrSen.
Garis, 8. Moi.-Sier bon Set.
TIME eingetroffene 9epeidIan beIa.
gen. Oab aonig gti6oIas 6ie grfId-
rllng abgegeben babe, baB @ontene.
gro in einem ariega gegen Deter.
reih.llngnrn unterliegen miiiie.
..9lber," fltbr Der aonig eirtem ge.
ge9eniiber fort, Der
Sie9 miro ein tbeuer erfaufter ieir.
Gr miro OeIterreid)-llngarn mebr
foiten tpie 5rarfreid bel Ser I'm.
teriodun9 aGgerien's, mebr pie 0en
9flliien BEL Der @roberung 6es &ou.
fnius un0 mebr, pie ben @ngIdn.
hcrn bei Ser interviewing Der gu'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
oubnanfbc fbciicruns.

aanioS Gitp, 02o., 8. Wlai.-
Sedstaiiieno 9lngsitcGte in beu
@erfitdtten Der 0tiiiouri 9ocific
ino Sod SSSlnno unb Gacific ga9.
nen babcn Die nahgeiudte 2obrer.
1o6ung im 3 Gents Die Gtunoc
irnb fiir5err 9lrbsits5cit erbalten. SSn
oieicr Staot allein iperoen 1900
s(rbeiter bon oieier 2obnduibeiies
rnng bctroifcn. 9ieiel6e tritt 10.
fort in arait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
eflapcrci anf Tbilippinen?

Woibinaton, 3. Mloi. -sricos.
iefretdr @ariion ipuroe bonn Gcrat
dufgeforoert, ntit5ltheilefl Oh ant
oen Ybilippinen Sflanerei bcitsbe,
itodoem Senator @orah eincn gricf
bon Sefretdr 9. G. @orccitcr pon|
Der Bbilippinen.9fegieri perIeicn
bate, oenl5lfoIga IN Mnnil1 SEIn-
rerei beitebc, Die oortige 2egislotar
fih ober sepeiaert baben ioa, &c.
ciglieta @elebc Oagegeu 5u erIoiien. &
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
sI[asfa.gill petirt.

ssuenau, 9fIasfa, 8. Miai.-@ou.
tsrneitr BnIter s. Glarf bon gllas.
Ia pctirte Die gegen iapaniide ssi.
idcr eerihtete sSiicherbia, ftr8 beoor
Jtic 0eaisIntur iid bertagte. 9ic
kssorIaee mar bon baioen SGuierlt
Der glIicniblp eirItintmig nngenom-
men tpprben, ood) tpuroe nnd Gin.
treffen Der gotidaft oes @ouber.
iteurs fem geriu6 geinnft iie iib7r
bds geto bit1lpeg ait5unebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Sic gsaaonrennen.

aonins Gitp, 3. Wfai. i.-Gie onte.
rifaniiden 9(usideibunoS gnllon.
rennen peroen bier am 4. suli b..
einncn. Sic 6rei eritcn 5iegcr iper.
ben Die Ser, Staaten bel Dem Sn.
ternationalen 9aaonpcttilug I'm
ben @orOou @ennett 8e1er Der.
trcten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
fStnermehr luirb nidlt itreifem.

golt Cafe Gitp, 1ttob, 3. Mai.-
Ga bic Gt1otfomnliliion cine 8eti-
ticn Der 5eueripebr, IN ipalfsr INN
cine 2obnerhobung nadoeiuft mur.
6e, nnbcriifiidtigt Iieb, beldloiien
BE qcienteii, beiit oit glrbeit ME.
ber5IIegeil. Den lleberrebuilgs.
hinltcn 0es giirgermeilters Der
etdM gsIana cS, Die 2elite iperig.
Iisns porIdufis su beuesen i'm
4ienii 5u bIeibcl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
@e6t gum 5einbe iiber.
General slnbert bot iid nit ben
Gbibunbna.Gebelcn prrbanbtt.

Staot @1crico, 3. U1ai.-Sicr
ptrbreitete ii6 Dos Geriitt, oob
@eneral 9ricp hubert, Der Den
iSeIO5ug Der merifnniiGen Sfeeie.
ring eeecn oen ousitdnSigen @ou-
bernerr Gorron5o fiibrt unO 6cIitu
Snuptqudrtier iif in CHIHUAHUA be.
iin6et, Spiammen nit General 9ln.
bago 5u On Sle6eIlen iibereesnngen
iei. SIN gtationnIpalait wir6 0ies
aIsrOinsS beitritten; onsesen miro
eort 5ugcgebeu. OaB Sen. 9Iubert
iuriidberuieu iei, neil bic gRegie.
rlrng Die 9Irt ieiner ariegsfiibrurg
nidt biQiee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Grhalt $500.

9as 8unoesgeridt bat Ole SIIon
$500 sugeiprodeit pelhe Sunlme
ibm Die MliIlouri Gociiic 9ahn
fir eincn 9cinbruh su sobIen bot,
hcn er iid su5oa inoem er iiber
eiiian porIte6enbcn 9alfen ouf elmer
gobnfreu5nns itolperte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
,WiibwaO" 8aite beitraft.

Son Sen 90 Serioner, ipeiben
uno farbigett, oie an 0ienitog
glbeno in Dem notoriiden 2ofaI
.Mibpop" luegen lle6ertretling oeS
Gdnnfgeiebes berbaftet ipurosn.
puroen 13 nit $25 uno SEN ao-
item eine nit $50 uno ben Soften
nno Der 9eiiber Der aneipe nit
$10O nebit Soften beitrnft. glht
2eute, Die nidt sur GerbanoIung
erifienen paretl, giltaen ibrar
@iirgl6aft berlltItig. gs ipuroe
9erlifun9 bei boberer Snitan5 ein-
gelegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Netterberidlt.

Sir Omaha. Council Bluffs un6
llmacgenO: Sholter slbenos ODER
Gonutag; fcin pcicntIider genipe.
roturpetiel.
sSiir Nebrasfa: SIN alIgemeiren
ithon i'm @eitalt, Gd)aler I'm Often
glbenos oorr Sonntng. Croft I'M
ireltlihen Ebeile glbenos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Snft nnb muberne 9plitif.

9tem Sauen Cont, 3. @iai.--
GrprGiioat 3aft unO iesioer 9sro'
ieiior an Der 0ule llnioeriitdt
GieIt aeitern iaincn erIten 8ortrag
iiber r@ooerne &e9ierung", gr be-
bouptete, bab Die neue Sdule Der
politiitcn 9enfer, pelde p1bren6
heS Iebten Sabr5Gbnts erItdnoet ii9
ouf Die 9auer ui9t balten fonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
9uac Ser Sarnaari.

Seute gl6anO beranitaltet sic
Omaha 2oge $50. 500 9elltiher
Sroen Ser Sarilgari, in Ser Bob
niii6en Surnbnlle an Der IS. mo
Gorcos StroBe eiren groben Mai,
tan5, 8li meldem ie0ar 6reun6 Der
2oge ber8Iid eingcla0an iinO. Der
gintritt betrdgt 25e Die 9erion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
GentIdler 9amenDereilt.

sSie alid1rIidL 10 miro auh
beuer Ser 9eutide Danenperein
einet Gnlico-gaa abbalteit nnn
3par am Sonntdg. ben a. @iai, i'm
Gelitiden Sauie. Sseoer Ebeilneb-
rer fam auf einiae pergniigte
Stunben re61ter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
gSobif empf6nat Saarbinale.

gfom, 3. Moi.-8opIt gius mar
Heute tpobIoiif inb enlpfina ote aar-
Dfndle Nontpili unb 0eIai. @ie
aoroinnl be 8nl erflGrt, miro Der
Capt i'm 2oiife Der r1diten 8ode
bic bier eiitgetrofienen giIger EN-.
pfongcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
SRI. @ilion aeaen syranenitimnared,t

WalbIn9ton 3. Wfat.-6rl. Wdr.
garet @iIiun, Sohtar bcs gr1iiben.
ten, ipelde auf Dem 5rancnfongreb
cine gtniprade biclt, briidte iih in
cerIel6en gcgen Oos Grouenitimm.
redt aus, Gieies lit ibr BON ben
Sufiraeetten iebr beriibelt iuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Slns heln staate

@reelep Center. Ser Tr6iiocni
Scr bieiieen Grlten 9fationalbonf, E.
S. 6oelportb, bat ieinen @eidloits,
onthcil elmer Grippe bon Sntabo
&apitaliIten berfanft, beitebero aus
s. &c. 9ouebertp, @. s. goao, 8.
6. 9tidelion mo Dr. 6. 6. sluiion.
glah Der Sransaftion ipuroen foI.
genbe 9eante getuablt: %. S. Goab,
Eraiioent; s. 6. ytidelion, gire.
grdiiosnt; 60, s. 9eorp, Anipalt
bon Omaha; 5. S. G'Daalley, Sal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Salser.Sia abseleGnt.

sa6anp, q. o., 3. @ai.-Guubcr.
neltr SlBers gorIaae, pelde all
selneire grinlartuablen i'm Staat
gseip yorf einfiibren ioIIte, tpurOe
bon Der sliiem6Ip obgeIebnt; i'm
Genat mar Die giG bercits abge.
tbon ipor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
3luansia gleaer ertrnnfen.

GInDton, "a, 3. Wlai. -Gtpo
sipan3ig 9teger crtranfen, ole Der
Gampfcr nGoncoroia", Ser i'm
idiremmlussgebiet BON 2oui.
iiona nit 9lcttnnqsarbeiten &c.
ifaftigt ipar, gcaen cine Bride
ltieb un0 interailig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Gofen in Scr san6Itnmmcnanitalt

3pci GodenfdGe iino heiite IN ser
6ieiigeu &aubitlimmenanitaIt oufgc.
treten, Gas Snnere oes sSnitituts
ipuroe ioIort ourf) 9faud gereiniat
iuno bic 100 5niaiien ipuroen &c.
;nlpit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
autuiit erbaft IA Sabre 3ndt6anS.

CHICAGO, 3. Yiai.- Ioricab-
hnuffeur 8. 2Ditoloom lit 5il 14s
i1briger 3udtbausitraie perrrtbeilt
ipor0en, tDeiI cr ourA oas rid.
fidtsIoIe ,sabren ben Gigarennlaher
Soiepb ggeib tooteta. @egen i'm
fuiirOc Die glnflnge 6es Moroes
initteIs zines glutos ongeitrengt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
sdliifsfOQiiipn.

Gur6aoerL GcutidIano, 8. Moi.
-9Snfolge eines 3uiauuenitoBes
sipiiden bem ihneoiiden 9anlpfcr
r5lorn" uno Dem engIVAen Gfiffe
9Worbart" ertranfen bier Matro.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Gerionnlnotisen.

9nurnterne6mer SSre0 Sbieiien
bon slooea, SS5a., bielt iih bier meb.
lere Gage in @eidaftcn auf rmo
itattete ncbreren ieinsr bieIen bic
iiaen 6reunOe ongenebme geiu9e
al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
20 900 Neralente am streif.

Cardiff, Wdles, 3. Mai. = Ms
Qrote{t aeaen bic 8eihaftiging bon
gli@tQe1DcrfihuftIern in ben Minen
Ifetess 10000 aobIengraber in ben
orlben bon o-Wales Die glrbeis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Beltrdge oeullc6er
0ereine un0 cOgen
5um 9i(tSton0!

2oIacn6cs iumpatbiihcs Sfrei.
Fen giug Dem GentraIuerban0 pom
Gmoba in0 llmgeocno BON 9eut.
iden aricaerperehl bon @oocn,
Coma, uebit einem eeitraae bon
$40 (oierjig Goadrs) fir ben
SiiIisiono gum ggiten Der bonn
9cruaSo gatroiiencn 81.
Iooen, ssn., I. Mai 1913.
ginIieneno finben Sie cine
gonfnntueiiung fiir $40 ais SiiIfe
iiir Die oeutideu griiScr uno sea.
Oic ourd bcn 3ornaoo
GrIittsn baben. Obiee Summe
purOe bon sanreraben Oes 3eut.
iden ariegerpercins bon Booen,
Sa, auiacbradt. gs ioIgcn Die
9etr1ge: gom aameroS
Gilbert 9io6oip, @eslep, Sa., So;
Sam. 9ieinboro grob, Britt, sSa.,
S.; anmerooen Scrmnun 9oelts
$5, SSobn u. eopihcn S., Gcrpidl
gobfen SO, Sarrp gOrfen So, Sen.
IN @aad $5, $. s. gms $5, Siam.
@iIb. Brandt, Gitonfa, So, uno
Geors 0ianga, GrnItal, 81.
Soifcn6, oat uniere fIeine Ga.
Fen Oa3n bcitrngen nloseh Die geotb
sit IinOern, seihnet
glhtungspoa,
s. 6. goaf,
Sefr. B. 9tid. ariegerberlins.
Ger gentralnerbanb bon Gmobo
imO llmgegeno iagt ben bodber3i.
gen 8ebern nninens Der bonn Cor.
rnbo Seimeeildtan fir lire Ga.
Zen ieinen aufridtigrn 9onf.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-12

No other sovereign in the world
has so many physicians as the Gear.
They number twenty-five, and are all.
selected from among the medical
celebrities of Russia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-12

He-WeII, for my part, ! like pic
ture that tells a story. She-Mrs.
Witherby's portrait ought to suit you,
then 1t makes her positively hand
some. -. Z a.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-02-20
BONNIE TERRE.

Willie DimwoOdie went to St.
Louis Sunday.
Gerard Parsons went to st. Louis
Monday on business.
Mrs. Omar Hendrix spent Tues
day with relatives In Flat River.
"Grandma" Patt, who has been
sick for several weeks, is gradually
sinking. 1t Is thought she can not
recover.
Mrs. Henry Mcfarland spent
Tuesday with Mrs. John Pleasant
at Desioge.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give a 10 cent supper
Saturday night.
Pete Armon, well known figure
in Bonnie Terre, was found dead in
his bed Monday morning.
Scribe POston Of Texas, former
resident of Bonnie Terre, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Rev. II. l.. Taylor OF Flat River
preached very interesting sermon
at Centenary Church Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. n. b. Henry went to Flat
River Tuesday and arranged to
make a 800 payment on the West
ley House.
Mrs. Mary Garv!n, about seventy
five years old, had a slight paraly-
tic stroke last Thursday. She is
slightly improved.
Miss Mamie Scott went TO DeSoto
Tuesday, and from there accompani-
ed her sister and brother-in-law to
St. Louis, where the latter entered
hospital.
Public opinion seems to be rapidly
crystslizing against the granting of
Reyburn's petition for dramshop
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license now on file, on the ground
shat there ought not to he a saloon
in that building.
Rev. a. IL Armstrong, Superin-
tendent OF the Congregational
Church in Mo. will preach Mt the
Congregational Church Sunday
morning, and give stereOptican
lecture at night.
Mrs. Nancy, widow Of William
Doggett, died at her home near
Bonnie Terre the 18th inst, and was
buried at Germany cemetery the
next day. Her first husband, John
Rohan, was killed by soldiers who
had spent the night with him, Five
years later she married Doggett.
She lived q widow forty-one conseu-
tive years, aud for seventy years
she lived in the vicinity of Bonnie
Terre. She has seven living chill
dren, forty-two grand children, and
fifty-two great grand children.
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LlBERTYVILLE.

Master Clarence Bell has been on
the SICK list the past week.
PIG. Keith attended the stock
sale at Jackson last week.
DR.. Poff Of Coffman made pro-
fessional trip here laRt week.
Ed Simpson visited friends near
Higdon over Saturday night.
Mr.. Mercer returned to his home
near St. Mary's last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Biggs were
Womack visitors one day last week
Mrs. f. Belkin visited Frederick
town friends last Saturday and sun
day.
Mrs. Stanley Graham has been n
sufferer of erysipelas the last few
days.
Chas. Belkin and wife were bust
ness visitors in Fredericktown last
week.
$. +. Sharrock's team ran away
in Pennington last Wednesday COM
pletely demOlishing his buggy.
John Russell aud Perry McCarver
went to St. Louis the first Of the
week to buy some work mules.
George Sebastian of Pennington
was in this community taking or
ders for fruit trees the past week.
John Keith and wife OF Farming
ton visited the latter's mother, Mrs.
o. p. McCarveT, over last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Boyd of Charleston
was called to the bedside Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Cozzens, who is
seriously i'll.
Miss Grace Graham returned
home last Friday after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Phil Shaw
of Pennington.
Joe King of Kensett, Ark, re-
turned to his home Friday after
several weeks stay here with his
uncle, Henry King.
John Gordon installed telephones
In the homes Of T. b. Alternately,
r. p. Sebastion, Leo Moran and Ed
Simpson the past week.
Wat Thomure has moved his saw
mill to p. A. Cashion's place, where
he will saw bill OF lumber for J. G.
Williams to build new barn.
Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie, who is
attending Marvin College al Freder-
icktown, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Is. Mckenzie.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE
And Rural Route No. 8.

Bro. Rasnic failed to fill regular
appointment last Sunday.
DR.. Ben Perkins of Oakland at
tended church at the Ridge last Sun
day.
Mrs. Ressie Hawn has returned
home from her fathers, near Col
ony.
Mr.. Chas. Horn is moving his
family to the McGee farm on Route
No. 3.
Mrs. Dollie Black and little daugh.
tiers Of Copenhagen are visiting
Mrs. Eliza Burgess this week.
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BISMARCK.

Born, to the wife of Neil Devine,
Feb. II, girl.
DR.. Stammer of Knob Lick was u
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Baldwin visited her husband
at Poplar Bluff Saturday.
DR.. Minor Of Lutesville visited
the family of John Irwin Friday,
Mayor Goeltz has announced his
resignation as Mayor of our city.
Editor Schroeder of the Gazette
spent Sunday with relatives at
Evansville, Ill.
Engineer w. W. Malloy of
Charleston spent Wednesday with
friends here.
J. F. Stephens and wife visited
the family of NJ. W. Baker at st.
Mary's Wednesday.
Messrs. McHenry and Dobbins Of
Lesterville are arranging to open a
blacksmith shop here next week.
Mrs. Sam Andrews OF Arcadia is
visiting her husband here, who is
conductor on the Belmont Branch.
DIR. Eaton Is quite sick at this
time. DR.. Farris Of DeSoto, who is
In attendance, states il will be
some days before he can leave his
bed.
o. w. Ramsey is at home taking
much needed rest, having suffered
nervous breakdown. His son-in'
law, Herbert A. Lucy, is completing
his trip for him.
Brakeman Frank Steele fell from
car at Tip Top Tuesday night anc
dislocated his right shoulder. He
was brought here on first train. DR.
Eaton reduced the dislocation and
sent him to the Company Hospital
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