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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

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bic Bahlrsittn, iOtipiglistu mb rfolss
ioiGu Werbtbaftaus nbedhdift ptrbtu,
man pirot iomit elm wtriiamsrts unb
biligrgts mtybtightm fbaffsn.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

Or Bat fdpdr5ts, gIdu5tBbss, gstrduisls
tes 6aar; lpsHu man ndber 3uieht, merit
man, bab bisi. bret gissHIdatten iI4
mibielis bsbaupten unb ibr 9aisin Gdros
mittel. Domabs uub Brtnni6ssrs Derodus
ten. qud oas ause III idpars dhsr iu'
osnblid fsuria fuHteInb. Wdn tutiros ibR
fir sinen Sabiron3oisn hdltsn, oosr tit
sinen Stalisner. Dem pibetipriht Der
snalIh fIineenbs Roms. Seine epra9'
fenntniFs fnb rsIpsttubeI: er rabebri9t IN
minbefsns finf 3unesn. llsberaa fort
elm eiasntblmIi5sr 4i5ent, 70 baB man
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ber ben 5dIeisr bes GebdmniHes srbdr'
munastps liftst - Der QuaeHbIid, no Der
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bann isber 3Dsifsl bsIsiiist.
aubsrbem III Der Smpreiarto setOoan'
lid irosnb Elm Rotb. Der 9itel 1T ibm
in einsm qdnbAen bsrlitbsn poroen, bas
uuf elmer Gentruitabstorte 5tpnr nit gro'
bsn 56Dierigteiten, absr BEL Ginger 4uss
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al.ibunssRad uub bubt bic ipormsrs
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Wlann; Il lennt bic finf Wslttbetls uno
fbr. gepobner. Qints Wlsnihlthts II
inn fremb, nthts lam Jpn nod ibsrs
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rem. ba az Der Runlt bisnt, uno friiber,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

oab Der Qnlrit1ntr ben Reconsideration
nod imnfr NIT elmer unbertenrbargR Ges
yiugiddBurg dnieb Der gelF beg
Solbaten ptrb sbeH niht oIs sin ebreus
rertber singsifdBt, ioubern als cine Qrt
btqusmsn QEspsss fir irdftige. geIuaOt
WldHnsg, bic 5u anbsren 8trafen nift az
sigHat cher Hi6t Diaig finb. Gin G0los
ner, ou f4 fir @elO. aIeibuna 8ob=
ming gfeH bertauft = man bsr9iBt 6as
Del. bdB DtsIer GoloHer a~merildnii6r
8irglr fsin muB, aIio immeybin olB
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ua6t; 0trsibt fsrner, DaB e bier bura.
aus feline Qui it, SoIout 81 isin, oa Der
DENT bart urb u%nHrengsno unb obeHs
6retn ge4t unerquifIs6 if.
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freufiftsit BEG a~merifautihen Wtttdrs
ltbsus, fopeit babel Der gemtiue Uonn
in 8etraht tpmmt, lit bic qtpbs Qr5dbI
Der Defertelrs. SH ben labttn 5polf
Sabreu itno iber fin~I5igtauIeub Mann
bsIertirt, unb oas 1T, I'm 8srbdltHis sur
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bauer grobe 3iffer, 1T Gin llsbel. bas cine
beloroere uriahe baben mub. Sn friibes
rem Sdbreu toHnts man fH3 bic 3dblreihen
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bdB mar nit ben Q~usrsibern aaBu snds
big berfabr; mar iptirts ibnsn Riht nah,
bsrboftete lie Hur, Denn fs ben 5didaR
5ufd1ie ins @GrR tieftn, Iieb fe nit 3iems
lih ggtinbeu Strafen bur6i9Iipfen uHo
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unmiiitdriIhe milbe fam fat elmer 4nfa
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berfolqt, at 3u6tbdus unb barter arbsit
berurtbeilt uno bann iufam taiirt, mas
nit BEN @erluit feines gurgerrehts
gletd6toeuteHb III. nnb troy biter eraus
Jam psrf4drfter Gtrafe bat bic 3a9I Der
DsIerteare nidt abs, ionosrn 3usenoHs
men.
On BEN Cosmopolitan Maga3ius4 Dat
Elm geftdHoigr 3eierteur dls 9vunb ber
sdblreiten sane bon Tohnenfluat bic
tntniirbigsnbe gg9anblurg oes 9strutsu
gemadt. Ct tr81bIte, ME Il. BET gut
tr3pgene Gobu tiHer guten 5amilie, In
ber 9faeiRerung zines uuiibtrlestsu
2agsnblides f8 bate oniper6sn laFen;
bic perlodenbsH &ttlamebiIber bes 0sr6es
bureaus unO bic iaouFdrbsrii6eH G6ilOes
rungen bes In t~abelloler pdrabeurform
dlfs unb abmarihireHbeH HnteroFft5iers
betb6rteH ibh 3a BEN Dorsiligen 56ritt.
3a5u fam, ooB Ct In ben militdrtiden
aanFen, I'm Sdiebsu. Gsfisn, 9urnsu,
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bat; BON ieineH SDffnltngsn BAT iib tsine
srfint. Gr fab irsuDig Dem 9ags snts
ssssH, ba &c bsin Ggsr5trsn ssiQsn tonnts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

~ goes. DE dr1ertf1nIlden 8ets
- tern oes ubsrlauteH G6aupin.
aug nod 10 fsbr NIT BEN SdbtI raFaH
nuo nod 10 b%trausForogrno BAG Steragns
banner ItDingen. mir lisbtH ben Bries
ben, BEN mir gr5Bs Slid uno Ma4t
psreuHisH, unb grsifsa nut banH 81 ben
MoifeH, ptun Ssibhbertbeioigung ooer
has gintrstsn fiji Rett IND Jrei5et ben
ariss ulE lebttn uro siu5tseH 4usnts
Hoibnencig madtH.
Bir fnb seine lrisseriide Qdtion, bas
fin 1T infer Ie6eabes GER Elm bsrsotsr
8sneis Elm Bolt bon neuH3ig miQipHen
WeHiHen, bas siHe 4rmeg pon T7,523
Mann uHtetbdit Qdut Seth 6arf 5tsie
armee nidt hunbsTttauIeno MlaEH ibers
i6reitsn) 81 Der nod IL, 900 WanH gIrs
gernsbr uHn cine Riht DraaHiirte Referbe
pou pierJsbn UtiGipnsn 9aHbfurm tcms
men.
Man bebaupiet 5par, baB Der ttieges
Ride @eit felt Dem tlbaniI6en aritge
bsnentenh ~erIarlt It unb fiibrt al5 BE-
psis bic griiHbang Der Boy-Scouts. bar
ptfi9ieosrsn 8~doetteHt0rps unb bic mad
ienos 1btiIndbms Der iuHgsu 2eute al
ben Mili3regimeHterR an, aber bas lit bod
nur Elm IrugIdluB, auh bic frisDs
lisbeHbIieR WenffeH BADEN oDH isber gss
fallen esiutbeR an Der Gof0atenipieleret
i'm Der turnIiibtn unb atbletifdsn Qass
biioung piaen. urb miIi3 uH6 JugtHbs
tusbr Fro uiats peiter as etne nterpiags
Iebr esiHHbs unb ~anterbaligRoe Sptelergi,
he Mdndtr iogar I'm bes gei4dfli4eR
gortbtils nt4tH mitmGdt.
9ei Deg rsguldrn Qrmse bat man bon
hsm erYtortien iriegsriiheH @eife nod
nihis bsmtrgt. Wator grorton, Der lons
mdnotrenbe Rttratirungsoffi5ier in Gam
gDrs uHo Iep Jsrien, 6tmfrft IN fsiHem
perihs:
DIE Retruiirang III peIentltA Idnies
rigsr estDorbsu; bic 3abL Der R,trutn
bat i'm ~Dergangentn Sabre f0rtpdbreUo
~abgenDmmtn, 70 b5B BITE als btenHtaugli4
dnaenpmmenen Rstruter ntdt me1r afs
Bic 6dIfte bts nOtbieen GrfaBes aus
MAIDEN. TieIs 1batIode lit g~robtentbeils
nnf Biz beReFsn 3eiteR 8uriid8ufibren.
Jungs 9merita neigt bemgtm6B sur
GulDutengpitlgrti, obtE % min bon BEN
GpIbotenberuf nidts piiTen. Mit benz
Mnsbrnm bE bsHsrsn 3siien III has ntdt
griIdrt, bsnn BON bisfsr 9sFerung iii bts
jgbt nod tpsnig Sa fpiireH. namertlih
niht I'll ben arsiien, das 6enen bas Ser
feline Retruien bplt. Der 6etr Waior
bate eher bebaapttn t0nHeH, bdB be sas
nehm4nDe acknowledgements, bic fd
EafbH III ben WiIildtnaaien otutlih BIZ
meribor maht. naA bier Htht Iparlos
noglIbgresqdngst i'll gr bdtie BE glbs
nabme beF MilltdrtaHiesn ouf bic Be-
hanblnna unfsfer Gnlboten snrlidfi6rtn
E6nnkn, Iibtr bis bot perfhitoenen @eiten
fsAi unIiFtFams Gntbfiaunaen gemaft
9arhtn, anb Il bate audi besonsn f5nnsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

Dos aeHnibisr rOn Sci Tlansd an
Nobruns 2smmigs, iens INSTRUMENTATION
Nasstbisre, frsFsn.
Dos Dramatiine Talent mobtrner
DISQUALIFICATION btitebt m%stiisus uur
in ibrsr G&0nbsit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

3eit III @sIb, bobtr baden aud bss
reidsn esuts oft lObisI 3sit.
Sn GisiIisn tomni bds GdIs oui
nlir 50 gfsnniss fiir ben DOpptI5entnsr.
Die g~OIttrFdmms aduidEtus stld.
men ita bur4 bdORbsrs srObs RaIH aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28
Ou6ef Sam as 23er6er.

llnere QIinidturarmee. : 1000 Soloatar sum Shub pon
90 uilioueu Ileuihen - |1atioual9aroe mo Reierpe. Mi.
lis = Der QIan9,I an Refruten Tsire Sui SoSat gu
igig. Die 5abHeuFudt en Observation-Disclosures uebel =
n1aneelbiIeer ais W rbemiteL = Die aagemeine Debrpaibt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

I frb tsine fragsriits Ras
tien, nRo neHH uHiets sim
goes bic antrit1Hiiaen Bet
tern oss ubsrlauteH Gbaupin,
FsG~ t 49, E-Grr 4aHafr
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-02

on East Mountain On East, West and North Mountains 1 1-2 miles O. retaining walls have been constructed and a perfec+ system of drainage on these mountains has been installed.
 The walls of Wilmington Lake Park Creek were cemented, and all payilions on the reservation Vera ra- rooted and painted.
 "The outlet of Colonel Hambln Cold Spring was moved to pavilion near General Kelley Spring
 The roads on the three mountains were placed in lirst-class shape, and an iron fence was erected around the winding way up to West Mountain, thus making it safe for use.
 Mounted police have been appoint ed to patrol the park
 "A brick house was built in Whit tington Park for use of keeper,
 Comfort stations for both sexes were built in Wilmington Park.
 Stone coping was placed around the Whitting-on Cold Spring, in Block 1SS
 "The free bathouse was completely renovated and improved, and new heating plant installed. The super intendent's office and residence were renovated and improved The barns were painted and the greenhouse was reconstructed, new heating plant be- ing installed and new glass walls be- ing built; the greenhouse is now a propagating plant as was originally intended
 Tn my opinion the Government has
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ment does it's part, that within 70 years there will be half a million vis- itors come here every year for heal.h, recreation. and pleasure; and with The scientific administration of these baths in these wonderful waters there can be but one result-a wonderful suos-antial growth of Hot Springs ba- yond the dreams of the widest dreamer
 Let every visitor be assured thu he win receive perfect treatment and aid amid conditions unequalled and unsurpassed anywhere. l predict that during .he present administration great success will come and that from now on Hot Springs will be continued 10 be known as one of the worlds great health resorts
 "I have the honor to be, very re- specttully,
 HARRY IT, MYERS,
 Superintendent"
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EARL W. HODGES
for Reelection as Secretary of State.
Fulton County.

One of the most popular candidates for a state office to be before the people at the next election is Earle w. Hodges. who is @ candidate for another term as secretary of state Earle is not only popular in this sec ton, where everybody knows him and is for him but he stands well in every part of the state and has many friends all over the country who will vote for him for this or any other office Salem Banner,
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ouachita County.

Earle W. Hodges, one of the best secretaries of state Arkansas evc< that office. Secretary Hodges is an old newspaper man, and is core spending secretary of the State Prsss association. He is able, clean and efficient, and no man in the sta+e could possibly make a better official than Stephens News.
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SEE THAT VISITORS ARE PROP. ERLY TREATED" IS HARRY
 MEYERS SUGGESTION.
ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED
FaVors Giving the Federal Medical Board More Authority in the Mat ter of Enforcing the Rules of Un- ethical Doctors.

In a report that summarizes much of the work of the last four years done by the government in this ci.y, Harry II. Myers, retired superinten- dent of the Hot Springs reservation, believes that the people of Hot Springs could well spend more time and effor' in seeing that the visitor was well treated than in attemptins to rope him in" after his arrival,
 Ths drumming evil is covered ia such d manner as to leave no doubt but that from a government view point much has been accomplished during the four year period, but that there Is also work to be done in this line is not denied.
 At the outset of his report Super intendent Syers says. relative to the warning on the rains: NN
 This arrangement immediately eliminated train drumming. 1t should, in my opinion, be continued. If it were discontinued, every train entering Hot Springs would be u.- tested with from 20 to 20 alleged ho, al drummers, whose real work is to take the visitor toa hotel quote him low rate for board and lodging, and then land him in the office of some un- scrupulous quack doctor, who would proceed to fleece him Of every avail able cent, the proceeds being divided with the steerer or drummer.
 s.., I.h,A. esssIllt would .ba 1hat~ the -Gis- itor will be not only practically held gp for an excessive fee. but will nor in return receive even ordinary treat ment. It Is not long until the victim of these practices realizes his posi- 3ion, and when he departs for his home he usually takes with him bad impression of the place.
 One of my first recommendations o the people here was that if they would eXpend one-half as much in see- ing that the visitor was properly treated and cared for as they did in sending out runners to try to roPe h.m in, it would result in every visi- tor leaving here with a friendly feel ing. | believe i is generally conced- ed that conditions as they exist are infinitely preferable to those of the old regime There is little. if any, doctor drumming practiced today
 T suggest that bill he enacted cv Congress d designating the Federal reg f .ration board as a sort of trial court, with the power of subpoenains wit nesses, administering oaths, and at- fordng their witnesses protection the same as is afforded witnesses in other courts Frequently when witness are brought to this office to give affi- dayits they reluctantly do so because of he fact that the doctors and those employed by them or otherwise inl- Ihcated begin a system Of ntimda- tion and mistreatment
 Gases have recently occurred where doctois would violently assault visitors Una were brought here to give their aviden.e e. Such witnesses should be protected One of the greatest obs;acles to the proper ad- ministration of affairs here has been < hai all our officers and policemen are now under classified civil service, and l have been forced to employ men that have obtained a higher rat
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Lawrence County.

Earle w. Hodges, secretary of state, in company with his little solf, Clarke Davis, were guests a. Hotel Rhea Wednesday. Mir Hodges was en route to Pocahontas to attend a meeting of the Boys Corn club. Mir. Hodges is rounding ont his second stand for third term He is a very popular and affable official and will probably have but little trouble ia his reelection; so far very little op- position has developed to his can didaoy. Walnut Ridge Blade
 (Adv.)
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no asset approaehing in value tn ssc hot springs and their waters. Their importance and curative power have heretofore been but little appreciated. and yet visitors come here from every State in the Union and from nearly every foreign country
 "The hot springs are known tle world over and l do not hcsita., to urge Chat the Government shold utl- ize all its power in bringing the cur atiye properties Of these waters to The attention of thr sick. wherever they may reside.
 "Thc city Of Hot Springs is ye.y beautiful and ideal resort. Ii is at city ot about 2O.0o0 population. me- ropolitan 10 a very high degree. 1t has churches Of all denominations and a modern uato-datc school system It has a splendid Watarworks system. electric lights, and up+o-date fire de partmenr telephone system. metrop0- ttan police system, fine city hall and auditorium, street car system. and a Sta.a fair grounds and race track that is said to he the finest in the United States.
 There are nearly zoo hotels and boarding houses and the visitor can be accommodated as cheaply or a5 eNpensiyely as in any other city The Government maintains a tennis court in Wilmington Lake Park, which is always open To he public, and there is within miles of the city a country club, with a magnificent IS hole golf links.
 The city is reached by two trunk lines, the Rock Island and the Mis- sOuri Paciiic-lron Mountain systems. There are 12 passenger trains daily into the city and the railroad condi- tions afforded by these splendid lines can not be surpassed in equipment, rain service. and all modern conven- fences.
 'l know of no place affording great CT attractions by reason of the splen- did climate. mountain scenery, and this hot water than is afforded here. Hot Springs is blessed with all tne virtues possessed by other resorcs, and possesses these wonderful waters possessed by no other. The tempera- ture here in almost identical with that of southern California and southern Italy, with the addition of just sut,i- cient change to break the monotony of those sections.
 In conclusion, I trust that the re- cord of the past four years will prove a source of qualification to the de partment, us I know beyond a donbt that the conditions prevailing today, as compared with those of formerly, are wonderfully pleasing 10 the pub lie. l indulge the hope that the same cordial interest heretofore manifest ed by the department will continue and tha: the hearty cooperation Of the citizens of this city with the de partment will be permanent
 Every citizen here is deeply sen- sitiye of the power of the Govern ment 70 make or mar him by good O." bad rules and regulations and there- fore it is his interest, as it should be the departments interest. to e. ment in even more close bonds this good feeling
 l. is manifested every day now. whereas formerly there was more CT less contention and lack of co-opera- tion. l predict, provided the Govern