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Cheyenne record., 1913-09-25
SYNOPSIS.

Major Mcdonald. commanding an army
post near Fort Dodge. seeks a man 70
Is threatened. Sergeant Brick" Hamlin
meets the stage in which Molly is travei,
Hamlin and Molly escape in the darkness;
Hamlin tells Molly he was discharges
Td the &c "a the Was en- entsd In
tain LeFevre Of being responsible for
escort Of Lieut.. Gaskins Molly starts to
Join her father. Hamlin leaves to re1oin
his regiment. He returns to Fort Doogss
accuses Hamiin Of shooting him The
ssrEeant is proven nnGeept tS Mrs He 6upont seHs
whom he recognizes a former sweet
heart. who threw him over for LeF'eyre.
Matching up money, making plot. Molly
tells Hamlin her father seems to be IN
the Of Mrs Rgpont who ,stsr siaims Mo 70
trace her Mcdonald is ordered to Foyt
dered psdS body hamin Me nnss sases Wasson guide
and two troopers and goes In pursuit. OF
the murderers. who had robbed McDon-
poets Dupont. Conners. soldier accom-
phce of Dupont Is found murdered Ham,
ns party Is caught in e5ee one
man dies from cold and another almost
succumbs. Wasson Is shot as they come
in sight of Cimmaron. Hamlin discovers
a log cabin hidden under a blum: occupied
by Hughes. a cow thief. who Is laying for
l., Fevre who cheated him in cattle
deal. His description Identifies LeFevre
and Dupont as one and the same Hughes
shot wasson installing him for one Of
LsFevres party; Hamin d.o,;ra and ,rhn Hughes Is
carrying Molly to the Indians camp.
Two days out they sight the fuEitiyes;
by an Indian. Dying, he makes desper-
ate attempt to shoot LeFeyre. but hits
Hamlin. while the latter Is disarming lie
Fevre. LeFevre escapes. believing Ham
lin and Molly dead. Molly tells Hamiin
that her father was implicated In the
plot to steal the paymaster's money:
Hamlin confesses his love for Molly and
fnds that 1t Is reciprocated Molly de-
clares her father was forced into the
robbers plot. They meet an advance
troop OF Custer's command starting on
winter campaign against the Indians
Hamin remains guide. The winter
camp of Black Kettle is discovered. Gus
ter. plans an attack: Indians are surprised
and defeated in desperate fight. Ham,
lin Ia sent with report to Sheridan.
Cheyenne record., 1913-09-25
His Reformation.

His Reformation.
Uplifter-Aren't you ashamed to ask
for money?
Weary Willie-I got six months fon
taking it without asking.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
CYRUS
From the Citizen.

Hog cholera has got good start in
Walden and owners of hogs are all
vaccinating.
Andrew Kiera has been moving his
furniture into his new residence this
week. When it is completely furn-
ished, he will have the most modern
and most comfortable home in this
community.
John Hvile arrived here Monday
and will make an indefinite stay with
relatives.
C. w. Johnson left today for Still.
water, where ne will attend to mat
tiers of business,
Mr.. Brom of Morris. spent day
the fore part of the week at the H.
C. Estby home
John Alison installed his house
hold furniture in his Cyrus abode yes
terday and commenced housekeeping.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE
TWO Men Injured and Thirty Cars
Burned.

Two men were injured and thirty
freight cars and a eaboose burned In
a Northern Pacific train wreck at
Sartell.
Engineer Charles E. Hilton of Min
neapols was probably internally in
jured Both his feet were crushed.
Fireman j. j. Corbin was badly
bruised.
Two extra freight trains left Sta
pies few minutes apart. When the
first extra train reached Sartell a hot
box was discovered. The conductor
signaled the second train to stop, but
Engineer Hilton did not see the signal
and crashed into the rear OF the first
train
The engine went through the ca.
boose and eight freight cars and then
tipped over, when the entire train
caught fire. The total property dam
age is placed at $20O,0O0
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21

and Grace were Morris callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cavines and sons
Forrest and Milford spent Sunday at
the Knutson home.
]. saurer was a Morris business
caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Smith and
daughters spent Sunday at the Gun
ZACH home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bruer and sons
Clifford and Marvin were seen in
Morris Friday.
Mrs. Matt Reimers spent Monday
afternoon at the Cudrio home.
Mrs. G. Hof, Mrs. Hjalmar Bake
and Mrs. Louis Ettesvold called at
the Cudrio home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Smith and
daughter Thelma called at the Elites
void home Saturday.
Thanksgiving day will soon be here.
Thanksgiving dance to be giver
by Ernest Clark Thursday evening,
Nov. 27. Everybody welcome.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
How Daniel Webster Proposed.

In former times it was the fashion
for a sutton to go down on his knees to
a lady when he asked her to become
his wife, but the way in which Daniel
Webster proposed to Miss Fletcher was
more modern and poetic, Like many
another lover, he was once holding a
slzein OF yarn which the lady had been
unraveIing Oracle" said he, I'VE
have been untying knots; let us see if
we cannot tie one which will not unite
in lifetime" With a piece of tape
he fashioned the half OF true lover S
knot and Miss Fletcher completed it.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
ROBBED OF GEMS ON TRAIN
Diamond Merchant Alleges Loss Of
$4,000.

L. Grossman, diamond merchant
living in Chicago, was robbed Of $685.
900 worth of gems on a Pullman
sleeper on the way to st. Paul from
Davenport, Ia. Mr. Grossman told
the police at St. Paul that he
had been working in the Iowa city
and left there for St. Paul on the
Rock Island road at $50 p. m. He
said he retired at 10 p, m and placed
the tray containing his sample stock
under his pillow.
Grossman awoke in the morning
when he was about twenty miles from
St. Paul and found that the tray and
his diamonds were gone.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
ne Surely Would.

A drug clerk in neighboring VII
lage was called to the telephone at an
early hour one morning recently.
''Do you keep carbolic acid? inquired
an anxious voice.
''Yes, madam" responded the polite
clerk.
well, wouldn't that kill you?
And there followed the click OF re-
ceiVer being hung up Chicago News.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
Tea DRINKING.

Tea drinking was regarded as one of
the feminine vices of a. hundreg years
ago. The Female Spectator of that
period observes: ''The ted table costs
more, 90 support than would maintain
two children at nurse, 1t is the utter
destruction of cll economy, the bane
of good housewtfery and the source Of
ss.t-LOndon Mail.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
Sterilization law Void,

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 19,-The SUI
preme court of New Jersey set aside
as unconstitutional the act of 1911
providing for the sterilization of cpl
leptics, feeble minded, criminals and
other detectives. A test case was in
stituted in the court before the law
was carried into effect.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
THOROUGH WORK
How Morris Citizens Can Find
Freedom From Kidney
Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
ed by thousands.
Grateful people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
Thomas Gavin, Graceville, Mimi.
say: "Last spring had very lame
back and I suffered from pains across
my loins I used two boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills and they gave me lasting
relief I haven't had any lameness
in my back SINCE"
The above is not an isolated case,
Mr.. Gavin is only one of many in this
vicinity who have gratefully endorsed
DOan's. If your back aches-if your
kidneys bother you, don't simply ask
for kidney remedy-ask distinctly
for Doan's Kidney Pills, the same
that Mr.. Gavin had. SOC all stores.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y. 6
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 8 q
take no other. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
Mothers E.anlt.

Mother What! Novel reading again,
mary? Daughter quilting up the heel
Of her slipper)-Well, my darling moth
er, there is nothing for me to do. You
do everything about the house, don't
you ?-Boston Gazette.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
TWO Miners Are killed.

While making the descent in a skip
at the VermiIlion Consolidated mine
at Tower Oscar Frankie and Mike
Randa were killed, The skip in some
manner overturned and the men were
precipitated to the bottom and killed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
4amIine Football star oead.

Charles Sweitzer, captain of the
Hamline university football team,
died at st. Paul after an illness of
less than five days The cause of his
death was spinal meningitis. SWEET
ger was playing his third year of col
lege football this year and was con
sidered the best center in college foot
ball in the state. For two years he
was unanimously picked by critics as
all star center
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21

Strenuous Life.
"Heah about ChaWIie?"
''NO. What's wrong with him."
brain feVah."
"My word. What caused it?"
Trying to roll cigarette in high
wind. ''-CleVeIand Plain Dealer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
(By Alderman Lund)

And further that this resolution
shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publi-
cation thereof.
Passed this 18th day of Nov. A. D.,
1913.
D. H. LAWLER,
Pres. of the Council.
Attest C. B. BURPEE.
City Clerk.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21
SMALL BOY KILLS MOTHER
Accidental Discharge of Rifle Has
Fatal ResnIts

Mrs. Herman Giese Of International
Falls was shot through the heart and
killed A rife handled by her little
son, Milton, four years old, was dis
charged and the mother fell dead.
Mrs. Giese was forty-three years old
and leaves six small children.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gunlach were
Alberta callers Saturday.
Saturday morning everything was
covered with white. blanket of snow.
E. j. Smith and daughter joyce
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Die lDirren
anf Dem BALKAN!
Ter ariedJiidle Yremierlniniiter fat
ieine 9iriignatiOn einaereidIt.

eolonifi, 3. SUM. -Iroboem Ser
Griehiide @encralitab Die Som.
man0aure oIler bier itationirteu
gric6iden 3ruppat itrengen ge.
icbl aege6en bot, 3uiaurmeuItobe
init Den 9ulgaren 81 permeioen iit
e. oennoh mieoer beute rao 9eitern
81 Sdlnrmiibeln gefommen, bel mel
den es me6rere 9oote uno Ser.
Dlmoete CAB. Ger gric6iide Wti.
niiter in Sofia lit BON ieiner gte-
gierung ongeiuieien iporoen, bel Der
fulgnriiden &egiertng ooriteIlig gu
merOcn unO 5u erfldren OaB @rie-
djenlano ale gerantiuortli6feit fir
sic 5oIgen oicier blutigen 3uiam.
menit6bc BON lib ipeiIt.
2on6cn, 2. SSuni. - Ger Sofio
aorreiponoent Der 9nilp 0taiI te.
lcgrapbirt, ooB Der grie6iide gre'
micrniniiter BON ieinem 4Soiten 5lt.
riidgetrcten lit, oa er oas gerbalten
Der 9fegierung gegcn gulgarien
nidt biligt.
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9cbtc 9raltinufen.

Sci O}oorDeao, 0iinn. cntgleiite
ein 3ug Der @reat Aortbern 8abn.
Ger 2ofomotiofiibrer pur0e getootet,
Der Sei3er idper lmO ieds Pollo'
giere erbeblih perleBt.
Bier grunnenbobrer pnroen IN
Ser 9tGbe BON Gbicago in glusilbrmg
fires gcrufeS bon giftigcn @aien
ii6crmannt mo ianOen ibren 8oo.
Sri. 9lngelina Sdoaier BON Gbt'
coao Iadtc ilber eiuef BON ibrem
grdutigom gcmahten @ib 10 ber5'
Goft, oaB lie cinen faliden 3abn
peri6llldte mo eritidte.
g(lireo 9[rItin lett 1896 Sofoid.
fer oes Se6uigs BON @nglano, lit I'M
Sitter bon " SSobren geItorben.
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Nipppbrulle Sdeater.

@Gbreno Der marmen Sabresdeit
pilrgt man niht beionoerS nah
Dem Ibeater 5l berlangen; man
siebt oos 5reie Dor. glber oos Stp'
poorome 8beoter init ieiner oor.
3iialihen 9entilation, leinen beqite'
men Siben lmo Oem leidten lno
bod intereiianten ltnter1altingsltotf
erirent iih trob Der parmen Blt.
terung regen 3uipruds Scr groBe
sCiltomobiIfontelt bat natiirlid) niht
aeringen gfntbcil. Genn es lit etipaS
ourfous 9ieues fir cine Gbeater'
leitllng, ben @1iten Die GSelegenbeit
All oeben, Elm iuertbuollcs sluto 5u
geumnen. 80breno Oieier Wohe
fcnint Der Shmanf pSonepnloon
1roil" sur gluiiiibrnlta. Der StanO
See Iopuloritatsfontcites miro am
Wlonton Wlittmo1 un0 6reltag bon
oct gubne perfiiuoigt lperoen. ~.
A
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StaatSwirtGeuerein.
9cricl6e bdlt 9ienitag nnS 9liit-
po6 in armss Sbeaier isine
Sonprntion nb.

glidt peniger mic 600 Gelego.
ten neroeh gu Dem 9ienItag lmo
Ulittpo6 i'm serug 91eater itaitiin.
oen0en Sobresfonoettt Der gtebrasfa
Hetail 2iquor Dealers gliiociaticn
lierielbit eri6einen; oieic @ittbei.
lung mndte Der betu1brte, lang.
jd6rige SefretGr Sp. Seating I'M.
ierem 8eridteritatter. Der 8erein
nuroe i'm Sabre 1896 BON Dem
tiir5lid beritorbenen Serausgeber
oes .Erotector", Gbos. 6. Sielos,
init elmer Waitslieoer5nbI bon 80 ge'
griinoet unO tpeiit beute cine iolhe
bon roo aui. Die gegenipGrtigen
geomten iinb: Tr6iioent 81. s..
Scoop, 2incoIn; gsice.grGiioent-
Sol. Sfrancf, Gapio gitp; Sefre.
:ar-Sp. Seating, Smabn; S6ab.
meiIter-6nns 9eterien, Omaha;
@recirtiofomite-Sermonn 8rlning
il, 9runing; sluguit Solle, @isner;
glrt6ur ginan, S'gfeil. Serr Yeter.
fen funeirt bereits ieit 1899 oIs
S6abmeiiter, ip6breno Sefretdr Seq.
ting felt 1901 oils ioIder tbGtig lit.
Gas g}eanltenperionoI beItebt aus
M1nnern pelAen 0as 8ob[ bes
8ereinS om Ser5en Iiegt un6 auf
6eren 9lrbeit Die 8ereinsnlitglieber
nit gfeft ItoI5 iein tonnen.
Der 8erein lpuroe gegriinoet, I'M
SaS 8irtbsgeifdft 5it einem od,
tinggebieten6en 5u MAIDEN, un0 6as
1T auf's ShonIte gelitngen Die
StatiItif benefit, ooB fireen6tpo an.
bers in oen Ser. Staaten Die 8irt5.
idaften i'm groBen @on5en befier ae.
fiibrt tperben, ipie gerabe in Gee.
6rasfa.
Die critic Sibrng firi6et am 0ien-
flag Nodmittag I'M 2 ll6r itatt ilno
man ertportet, Die &auptgeifGfte bis
Wtitttpoh Mittag slt erleoigen. Damn
peroen nnittels Observation-Disclosures
gen Die beridieoenen bieIisen 8rarte.
reien beiudt meroen, mo- oen @1iten
elm ber5lider gmpfang bereitet ner-
Sen miro. 9onnerltag &ormittng
fonnt Die Sibung gum gbidluB.
8ir entbieten oen @1iten ein berg.
li6es 8infonmenl
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familif
ermOr0et!
Gin Siandler, Oriicn Gran nnS
Seren 9ino ais eeideu Dor.
gefuaScn.

@reeleD. Colo, 3. Suni.-csm
@obubatie oeS ilrngeu gieb3iidters
9iobert StanIep, GO Meilen moro.
oitli9 bon bier, ianO man ibn
ielbit feline 5rou lmo ilutge Tod.
fer, ari oem 6uBboOen oes Sflai.
8immerS liegeno, oils Seidcn Dor.
gteben Dem @ldm mo Der ,Srau
lngen ie elm Reuoloer. Gie geidle
Der Sodter lag aisacitredt ncben
Der ibres goters, uno Die 9uaeIn,
melfe iie totetcu, iparen bon Dem
gteooloer, Der bel Der @tuttcr lag.
Der Coroner miro fcitjuitelen III.
den, Oh Die @atten ii6 gcgcnIcitiq
eridoheu, ooer oh iie ermor0et lpur.
Den.
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ROo(tpelt gewinnt
(tintn pre,e6!
Grbalt aber nndl eigenem &nnide
MIR 6 Gents SdDnoeneriab.


Dlorourttc, Wlih., 2. ,Suni. Die
$4,000 geIeioigungsflaac ocs Col.
9fooiebelt geeen Den 3eitlngsber.
aiisaeber glelpett in Sibpeuiiig,
w2id., fam Samitaq yla6mittag 3u
i1bem glbi6Iub. Die @eidmorenen
ertonnten 5ugllniten oeS aIngers; !;
ctcr mad geritdnoigurg Der beioer.
fcitigen gInpdlte, un0 i'm @intlang
nit Dem ausgeiprobeucn 8unide
BON Sberit 9fooiepelt ielbit, wuroen
Dieicm MIR 6 Gents Sdooeneriat
5rgciproden. Ger 9tidel mo Der
Iennp puroen NIT Der erniteiteu
waiene bon Der @elt alsbalo pom
@efIogten aus6ejablt. SSeoe Der bel.
den 9artcien tr1gt ibrc eigeneu
Gerihtsfoiien, lmo oieie iinO Der.
b1ltnismdBig iebr bodj; iie tommen
fir &ern 9iooienelt nuf, etpn So.
600 uno iiir oeu gefla9ten INNER.
lin auf etpn $4,000.
Der getlugtc nerlas cine ii6er.
rnihenoe grfldruug, no er 0ic @e.
houptlng, oaB Sberit giooiopcIt ic.
mails tbatiG6li6 betrunten getUeien
jei ODER iib gemeiner gIusoriide be.
oient babe, uolitdnOig 3uriidnnbm.
gr fiigte binJu, er babe cine iolhe
@eboliptlma ieiner5eit, pabreno Der
@oblfampaene, in gittem @lauben
OH ibre @a6rbeit, per0iiclttlift. Der
betreffenoe 9lrtifeI lei ii6rigens le.
DigIih gegen giooiepeIts politiide
aanoiootur geribtet getpeieu; ionit
babe er, gleuett, gor fem Sntereiis
on Der Snfe gebabt. llno er miiiic
geiteben, 0nB cr i'm gnn5en 2onoe
feinen ein3een 3elgen fir bic Gr.
bdrtung Der glngabe babe finoen
fonnen, OoB g. iemaIs ii6 in &c.
nannter 8eiie bergeiien babe. Ges-
balb fpioerrufe er oieie 9ebnlptung
in aIIer Sorm imo merOe iic ME.
mols fuiebcr6oIen. glls er 81 Gnoe
mar, erbob iid iofort 0berIt Rooie-
belt, lmO Bot ums Bort. ngInae-
iihts Der ioeben gena6ten Grfld.
rnnp~ ingte er, oeriude i6 Den
Gerihtsbof Sds @eidporenenfoae-
pium 81 initruiren. DAP es metn
1unit iei, es m0ge uur einen mo-
minellen Sddoeneriab 5uertenneu.
Sd babe Oieie alage nidt iiir @elo
crbobcn, nod audi aus irgenonelhen
rnhiiihtigen @riinoen, ionoern eS
tanoelte ii6 nm meinen 9iuf" ltno
10 geid)a6 es Damn aud, un6 Die
@eihnorcucn crfannten ocmentipre-
dent Dem aIG9er 6 GentS 3u. 8ie
CT iaate, mare 9iifter 6Ianniaon
aid bereit sepeien ole Surp fiir
9ucrfennung bon $4,000 S6o6en-
crIae 5n initrltiren, fpenn Der SID
ger es getpiini6t bate.
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ocdnmssfraac Der @c6rOOrlasc.
9IrDnn'S SricOenSiOer DeripOitet. -
oSlidler" seitranOrt.-5iir oas
Naiierinbilanm. -Sieidlsbauf bat
WclO grnug.

Berlin. .. Suni.-9ie Budget.
fonmiilion oes gleihstages iebte
lire 9eratbungen iiber Die gluibrin.
1uiG Scr Gedimg fir bic 0ur1fiib.
rima Der 8ebroorIagc fort. Die
4onicrpatipen, oic cine itarfe Sn.
aniprndjnobme ibreS @elObcutels
iebr 5u fiirdien ideiuen. limo &c.
raocju niitbero, iiber Die berpor.
ragcnor Jloae, ipeIhe bic io3ioloe'
mofratiihen WfitglieOer Der obigen
9omniiiion bel Der erorterimg Die.
fer 5rage ipielen. 9icS miro ou6
ionit piel permerft. Cine 3eitltng
nennt Die So3ioIocmotrateu ooie
Meiiter Der Situatiou" bel Oieieu
9eratbungen.
Die ,9crliner Neueiten 9fa6ri1.
ten" MAIDEN lid Iiitia iiber 0eS ame.
ritonii6en 2t1otsiefret1rs 9rpan
,9IuioringIihfeit I'M goridIngen I'M.
moali6er 6rieoenSoiferten" mo
nenncn Den Stnntsiefretar einen
.lntauglidlen 9laerpeItsihulmei.
Iter". tg9ie om Gonlitag gtadnit.
tag gcnel0et, haben bereits @ng.
lono, 8ranfreif 9iuBlano, SStalien,
Sfme0cu, gtorpegcu 9raiilieu mo
Feru Dem grpan'i6cn 8oridIage
bctrcifS zines intemationaIen
5dic0saerihts. @ertrogeS beige
Itinrnt, n16ren0 onoere 9iegierlm.
gen Inn uabere 9Iusfimft gebeten
bnbrn)
Qas Ocutide arieaSihiif nglii.
der" lit ouf ieiner giiidia6rt bon
Selaolano al Der glorbiecfiiIte &C.
itrmOet. g(u6 IN 0ieieu Sale
fattc oidter 9lebel Die S6ulo. 0os
Sdiii 6eiinOet ii6 ie0od nidt in
gci1brliher Gage.
Die gorbcreitungcn fir baS III.
bernc 9leqierlmgSjubiIdum beS aai.
ir8 g8ilbelm iino im ooaen @angc
3u bcn f5eitIi6feiteu iuerOen aud
Scr oIterrei6iide Gr5ber5ogtbron-
iolger 9Sran5 6eroinano lutb Der
aonig bon SStnlien erideinen. Wlil.
llonen per6en iiir ole grten iuobl.
t6dtiger mo er3ieberiider Gnitol.
ten su gbren Oieies sSSilbildrnns &c.
itiftet iper0en.
3lpei talfenS 9erionen rebmen
an Ser 9ariteIlumg bon 0erbart
Saup' nnnns epiihem Grama tbeil,
meldes 3ur tOO.iGbrigcn @eoenffeier
ocs 9eireiungsfriege8 BON 1913 &c.
oi6tet mnroe. Die gEltffiibrlngen
lperScn in gresInl itottfinoen, lmO
5por Oen aon5en CONNER binOurh.
Wtor JleinbarO bat Die i5enilde
2eitung iibernommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-02
Die llniidjerbeit Oes eebens.

gSie imperboift Der gieni6 in
2ebensseiabr fOninen fam, 5ei1te
iif beute Morgen, oIS Sobn 9ro.
d)osfa ailf Dem @ege sur 9lr6eit
can eincm Salden @aucriteine &c.
trofien mlrroe, Die iid BON Dem
icdsitodigen @e61uOe Der g8. 6.
Dettcr 8oll gaper Company, 1t13
&oporo Strabe, losgeI0it 6atten.
gr erlitt eineu geinbru6 mo ion.
itige @erlebungen. IS lit ein @mt.
Der, BOB nidt nlebr Gaiiauten BON
Ger Steinmniie getroifen tpuroen
oeun es paiiirte sur 3eit, penn
bunoerte BON 9eliten naf Der g[r.
belt geben. Waan nimmt on, 6aB
Ger Hegen un6 8inO oes Itauer.
perf gelodert bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-02
.S1O,OOO,OOO
u. s. Dfpe6ten!
gnf Sanfen in Hebrasfa entfalleu
oabon S303,000.-607 ganfcn
alS u. z. 9epOiitorirn.

@oI6inatou, .. g., 2. Sami.--
eli 9aufen in odjt St1oten in gae.
brasfa iuer6en $203,000 oIs ibreu
slntbeil Der $t0,000,0O0 erbaIteiL
fpel6e Sunme ourd) Sfotamtsie-
fretdr WlcsIboo bonn glmopsidntc
oen RotionaIbonfen aIs 9epoiitorien
iiberpieien ipor6en iii. Sieben
ganfen baben nilfgebort, glegie.
rrngs0epoiitoricn 5u ieir, neil Iie
iidl tpeigerten, bic fiir3Iif BON Der
Regiering berfiiste erbobte sntc.
reiienrate 3ii 5ablen. Gornit gdbcn
iie i6re 9epoiitorien in Sobe bon
81 ,58t, 900 ouf un0 oieie Simmc
miroe 8ui1bIid Der $10.000.000 in
heridieocnen 8etr1gen inter GOT
SanteH in 475 St1oten bertbeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-02
Die Hnhlen in glnitra[ien.

Wlplborrne, 9lilitralien, 2. SSuni.
-Samitag fon0el in 9Guitrulicn Die
g(bgeoronetenbauslpablen Itutt. 8ic
9lrbeiterpartet bat 80, Die 2ibera-
len baben 80 lm0 Die llnabbdngi.
qen 9 8ertreter erlpdblt Die Orei
mei6liden aanOioaten iinb gei6ln-
gen uoroen. Sri. Goloitein Die
il6 ouf Dem lmabbdngigen 3ifet
Inn eiae1 GiB i'm Sanie 6etporb,
iuuroe BON i6rem Iiberalen @egen-
fanoiOaten nit 5000 Stimmen
Mebrbelt geIhlagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-02
9entidles Sans.

sSn Ser eeitrigen gcriammIling
hes Omaha Glattoelitiden gerein
nnroe beidloIien, 1000 grentplare
peridieoelten gereine oes Gtates uu
Ger bonn Staatsperbano an Die
nerIdieoenen Sereine oes Staates
ol:sgeianoten 8anpblete, Die @e.
5ug ouf Grlangung oes 8iirger-
refts baben, orltden ST lnlien itl0
ieoem @itglie6e suauididcn. Scr
gerein miro iif on Der fomnenoeit
Deutiden Sagfeier betbeiligett, lrt0g-
liherpeiie nit einen1 Sdallipogen;
Ser Gr1iibent ipuroe ernt1htigt, in
Ger rdhiten gerlantnllung eiit aits
iiebeit Wlitglieoert beItebetoes So.
1Eite 81 ernellnelL tpelheS Die oies-
be5iigli6en ARRANGEMENTS 5u tref.
fen bat. gs muroe ferner beifloi-
itn, olutonntlih eitier gergltii-
qungsfalenber beraus5uaeber, Der
an oie 6retnoe oeS gereits aeianot
perben ioIl, I'M Iie anf Die ipabreno
ieben Monats itattfilioennen Ser.
gniignngen auirnerfiom 5it MAIDEN.
Gos Srie6bofsfonltte ipiroe er-
mdhtigt, 5uIa mten NIT Dem 81
ranSfontite einen 9lbtbeil oes Gber.
green 6rieobofas 5it faufent uno
renielben ais IeBte 9anbeitdtte per-
i1orbener gereinsmitgfieber, Die bort
beeroigt 5u peroen tuiiitideit 5u re.
icrniren Gailelbe aonlite ipnroe
oneeipieien, &opfiteine fir brei
tiir5lid beeroigte Waitglieoer 5u Be.
Idoifcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-02
9entidle Saafeier in eineuln.

0as 9eltl6e Sdg-3ornite bat
fiir5Iid Die oiesidBriae 9eutife
Gas.5eier ouf ben a., 10. umo
t6. Sttober feitgeiett. 9as SEQ
mite 1T tiidtig an Der 9(rbeit rno
miro Defenders Ole oiesidbrigc FL
iiortIde Parabe groBarti9er benn
je iper6en. Cine perntanente @e-
ieGi6att peI6e Die finonSieqen
WlitteI fit Die Seitlihfeiten beidaf-
fen tpiro, tit in @riinoung begrif.
fen, ba bic @ei6aftsleitte unb Die
geboIferuns bon 2iltcoln iiberbaitpt
elm reaes Sntereiie an ben 9eut-
i6en Iaafeiern nebmen.
0as Deutide Gag aonitc be-
Itebt ans: g. s. 8eidorncr, gor.
iiber, Or. S. 30. 9irfner, 9ii6ter
sSoiepb @iiroberg, 81. $. goop,
Chris. a. Somner, Can Selpeg,
Senrp asfeiff gtid 9feB, q. 6.
Sdneioer.