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Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
l3 SHIPS, 40 LIVES
LOST IN BLIZZARD
TWENTY OTHER VESSELS IN GREAT
LAKES co ASHORE.
FROZEN BODIES ASHORE
Ans Total Loss Of Life and Property d
f'ur pays Storm Il Probably tie
greatest in HistOry-Desth List
May facrease.

ehiesgo.-The toll Of the lo-- Of life
sad property in the four days storm
Shieh swept the Great Lakes is iuss
beginning to b. eounte,L Revised re-
ports reviewed show that at least thir-
teen steamers were wreekei and are alb
'''''te losses. Twenty others ar. known
70 have gone ashore. while more thaa
twenty-five are MESSING. The dead or
missing so far known totals f.0 and IL
known the hst may reaeh 200 when
Missing steamers -rr heard from. The
'oss on known wrecked steamers 10 s.
S9o,oO0. This j. exclusive Of esrxoes.
Most of the boats had eargses Of iron
ore. eosi aid gram. The loss on this
vii b. hszvy, but any estimate at this
tame would b. mere guess work
Two important s-iditions to the lat
Of wrecks came from Lake Huron. Th-y
we're the steamers James Carruthers.
the largest freixhter on the lakes. which
ssnk near Ga.lerich. ami the charie.
Price. iast of Grand Bend. The Car
ruthers carried a crew OF Twenty-Five,
amt the Price twenty-eiznt. An hands
wer- reported lost. Lake Superior add
81 twelve to the death list. The barr~
Buffers, which left Fort William Fri
day. has not been heard from since, and
hope. for her safety hsv. been sban-
done,l.
The vessel wrecked on Angus Isl.sA,
IN Lake superior. has been Hl-nt fled a.
ths Leafield. Her crew OF fifteen is
missing. The identity Of the steamer
which turned turtle near Por. Huron,
in Lake huron. y still a mystery. she
may be one 0f three vessels. all niss
ins-the Wexford. the Regina or the 4.
A. ;. Clark The tug Martin. reported
losr off II. Martins Island. in Laks
Michigan. Is safe. The lost vessel vas
the barge Plymouth. which sank wish .
crew of seven.
The bodies washed ashore near Kettle
Point, on the Canadian side Of LAX.
Huron. and supposed to b. from the
Northern Queen. were really from the
Regina. The crew Of the Northern Queen
was saved When the vessel struck
near Port Frank, Ontario. the sailers
were unable to launch their boats. They
doaned life presevers and jumped ints
the raging waters. The waves earried
them out and in. finally tossing them
close enough to the beach for a rarty
OF young farmers, protected against be-
ing washed away themselves by life
lines, to rush into the water and .<ixe
them Most of the sailors we're unrsu-
seious when taken out
Tha steamer Henoria, which uens
ashore Al White Fish Point and 4.
which safety great fears were express
ed. released herself and arrived at Fort
William safely She carried so pss
sengers.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
LAWRENCE FIaenen sIalxE
waIksut Nay cssss Msre rszfile Mn
rrsubls-Men Denasd eHoux Day.

Lawrence, Msss.-Union frrmen in
the textile mills in Lawrence went on
strike. Should the strike Be continued.
\ Is believed the mills, employing $4,000
operatives. would be forced to shut down
ewing to the law which prohibits the
operation Of . manufacturing establish
nent for more than one week without
licensed firemen- The firemen hereto
fore worked twelve houss . day and
seven days week They demanded an
eight-hour day. Before voting to strike
the union rejected a compromise offer
from the manufacturers OF . sixty-four-
hour week with two days off in seven
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Living Plants for oifss.

No gift SO well expresses the Christ
mas spirit AZ living plant and these
are well worth considering before you
complete your Christmas gifts. Use
the same good Judgment and taste
in selecting a plant that you would in
choosing any other present. Consid-
er the room in which 1t is likely TO be
kept and get something suitable. A.
to the plants which are best adapted
to Christmas giving. the range is
wide A handsome fern. azaelia.
srinrose. begonia and poirsetta are
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

ent and useful rather than By mare
prettiness
Here are pictured few % the many
attractive things. made Of cretonne.
which viii be appreciated by the mea
folks.
The closet bag shown In the picture
is made OF cretonns having a white
ground with red roses and green fol-
iage. White tape serves to bind the
edges and fasten the eompartmsnts To
the back. A yard Of erstonns 10 rs-
auired for IL. II IL fourteen inches
wide and the remainder OF the yard
will make the compartments with
enough left over to cover a pin cush
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Given $500 IN Silver.

MeComb City.-The business men oi
McComb gave to +. b. Barclay a chess
containing $50 in silver as an aPPrecia-
tion of services rendered here during
his connection with the l. c. at this
place, having served six years as master
mechanic and having resigned to aecep.
a position in Memphis.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

all suitable and would be highly -
preciated.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Railroad Bonds Said.

Neridian.-Bids for the s50,00o Herid-
ian & Memphis Railroad bonds issueI
by the city TO pay for terminal and
right Of way were opened. The issue
ws~ awarded to the Merchants & Farm
ers Bank Of this city ON bid of par
accrued interest and 5000 premium.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

The time to learn a language -
when you are young. the younger the
better. We learn our own language
as children. The older we grow the
harder it Is. because IL means not
merely learning by heart . great many
words. not merely trainisg the PAL
ate and tongue to produce Different
sounds. but adapting q new attituds e
mind.--Atlantie NonShly
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
LAuDs HER DAUGHTERS BOOK
MrA Pankhurst VIII Resist Supprssasa
of Nsvel ON Social Evil

ysw York.-After . months lecture
tour through the West and South AMI
in New England. Mrs. Emmeline Psnk-
hurst reached this city, prepared to look
after the book rights Of her daughter,
Christsbel, whose novel on the social evil
h.s been suppressed in this city by An
thony Comstock- ut is matter OF 50
great importance to my daughter and
to the house Interested in social re-
form that I viii make every effort To
test the validity OF the move On the
part Of Mr.. Comstock,r she said
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Convicted Of Robbery.

Edwards.-,Joe Sumrali and Lou .Ior
dan, who il Is alleged, robel Ransom,
negro barber. OF $4,000, were arraigned
in Judge Barrett's court. Sum-all was
convicted and sentenced to two months
on the county farm. Jordan was ae.
quilted.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Blasting Powder.

What's that on your coatr'
Blasting powder,"
Come sff, Blasting powder isn't
white
You should have heard the blast
I got from my wife when she discov-
cred this powder on my coat a few
minutes ago"
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

A hundred years from now. sweetheart
We will not grieve DER chances lost.
Nor worry over meat or art.
Nor care what coal or clothes may cost
A hundred years from now NOR yoe
Nor | viii care picayune
For cold. persistent landlords who
Browbeat. bulldoxe and importune.
Then let Us in this holy time
OF cheer give thanks for every JOY.
And most Of all for this. that I'm
No girl and you are not a boy.
$. z. KIsER-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Ffremen in Amsterdam have little
idle time. Many Of them are skilled
workmen- Every station has its own
workshop. where all repairs are made.
and where automobiles are built. ex-
cept as to the chassis. Amsterdam
was one Of the FIRST cities to put
motor apparatus into use in the fire
department.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

usrvsl RicAsrlssa Secretary at Roman
Embassy.

VleksbuFE. = SoFval kichardson, OF
vieksburR, has been named - secretary
Of the American embassy at Rome. A
short time since President Wilson named
Thomas Nelson Page, the noted Virginia
author, a. ambassador to Rome, and il
was at the request OF Mr.. Page that
Nsrval Richardson was named by the
president a. first secretary of the EN-
bassy. Mr.. Richardson has been in Dip
isuatic work for several years, his first
opst Of duty being with the American
smoassy at Havana.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
CRAIG GETS colLEcToRsHlP
Deadlock which Has Existed Slnce Last
July Il Drsken-

washington--The Tennessee internal
revenue cslIeetorship deadlock, which has
existed since the 1st day Of last July.
vas broken by Secretary MeAdoo of the
treasury, who informed Senators Shields
and Lea that he had recommended the
apopintment sf Edward B. Craig o.
Chattanooga
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Concrete, CoIo.-The birth of two
more girl babies In this town in the
past month with not a single boy baby
born in the past four years has added
10 the eugenie mystery which citizens
are trying to solve.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Clarksdale--The latest in long list
II real estate transfers eonsnmmated
in Co&homs county is the sale by r. H.
Csutcher of his plantation to j. H..
sherard Of Shersrd, Miss, for $4,000.
Mr.. Crutcher bought the plantation not
long ago for $4,000. THIS plantation
consists of 733 acres.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Cotton crcn in Grenada.

Grenada.-The cotton census reporter
for Grenada county announces that ur
to October IS there had been 1855 bales
Of cotton ginued in this county, against
3,47+ bales for the same period last year.
or over l,2o0 bales more
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

starkville.-wili Carpenter had q hog
in the lot which he decided to kill
Armed with a pistol, he got in range
Of il, and Just as he fired his brother,
Edward, started toward him in an cppo-
site direction. the bullet entering his alb
domen, inflicting serious wound
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Young Canton Dentist Welded to His
Sweetheart.

Csnton.--W. b. Smith, dentist of this
place. lost foot and won bride with
in a period Of - hours. While return
ing froa . quail hunt a gun was aeei-
dentalyi discharged, and the entire
charge struck DR.. Smith in the foot.
making smputstion necessary. When
Miss Adah Brown. iancee of the Young
dentist, heard of the accident, she hur-
risd 10 the bedside, and they decided
to get married in order that she could
give her entire time and attention to
the patient.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
New Alderman for Yazoo.

Yazoo City.-W. Burrus Johnston dc.
feated d. A. swayze for alderman from
Ward 1 BY a vote of III to 81.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
Want Bzptists.

Jaekson.-President w. A. Scott, oi
the Board of Trade, has addressed let.
ters to four thousand laymen of the
Baptist Church in Mississippi inviting
them to attend the convention of lay.
men to be held in this city next May.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Jaekson--(iov. Brewer has issued =
Thanksgiving Day proclamation, calling
upon the people Of Mississippi to observe
November ~ - time for thanksgiving
and praise
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Jaekson.-Henry Love. negro, was
pardoned by Gov Brewer. Love wa;
sent up from sharkey county TO serve
life term for musIer, and has been ir
the penitentiary since March, 1910.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Gulfport.--A new $4,000 brick hos
pital will be the slogan of the Gulfport
Kings Daughters Circle for the coming
year. A new charter has recently been
granted the Kings Daughters Circle
Asfs.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Washington - Conservation experts
from all sections of the United States
and . delegation from Canada arrived
here 10 take part in the meetings of
the fifth National Conservation Con
gress.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
EzkzIIaxAyGiN,kl ElzkxE3s5xAGN@
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN and WOMEN

When II comes TO selecting thinss
FOR men two facts should be borne In
mind. Men appreciate whatever aAds
to their personal comfort and thsy are
attracted by things that are convsnk
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

New Rochelle, y. Y.--while in fair
u.y to make good his promise to fool
the surgeons made more than two
years ago when his neck was broken,
Waldorf Miller died from stomach trou-
bls-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

florenee.--The trial of Will Bibb-, a
negro charged with the murder of his
wife. resulted in an sequital The testb
mony showed the shooting to be an &c
cident.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

woman is not rich. but a nice little sum
Is realized
This is devoted to giving some one
q happy Thanksgiving day. II does not
always go into regular channels. As
the woman says-the poor and hos
pitais are usually well cared for ir
holiday seasons.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Washington--The reported engage
ment of Miss Margaret Wilson and d.
Gilbet Horrax is positively denied. Miss
Wilson has never even seen or met Dr.
Horrax-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Nilv4ukee--Five hundred boot and
shoe workers Of the United States shoe
Werkers' Union went On strike because
Of . change in the piece york system-
resulting in decrease in wages
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
DERTA NAY Be ARRESTED
Rs1nEt Is That Cen Banquet Has Sup.
port Of Army Chiefs.

N<xieo City.-A coup d'etat is immt
nent3 The expectation is that Gen.
Huerts, the provisional president, viii b
srrss1ei by order of Gen. Banquet, Who
will have the support Of the army chiefs
in this move toward restoring peace in
Mexico.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

A few drops OF lavender scattered
through a bookcase in a closed room
will save library from mold in damn
weather.-McCall's Magazine.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

New Rochelle, N. Y.-George B. New
nAn, . diamond cutter, killed his wife,
then committed suicide. Newman 81
years "a bad heen worrying over fail
ing eVen1|&k, Which he feared would in
nDnG1o<o hfn for work.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Boston--Gnnboat Smith outpointed
Sam Laagford in their tvelveround af-
iair and Referes Dick FlemiAg gave him
~ decision
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

The squeeze play must be popular
when one OF these girl teams chsi
lsnges the boys
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20
TWO MEN KILL THEIR WIVES


Harrisburg. Ps.-stephen Lonear, Of
Steeitea, fatally cut his vife's throat
because she would not get UP and pack
~ lunch basket Loaczr fled to the
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

vlIlaeoabl~y. Franee.--cspt 4 \
esrde, one Of the. most noted Fssnsh
army aviators, ~ Skillei here = -
vss landing sisss : NsAk
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

Port Gibson-Thrce. cases of diphthe-
ria have developed near Westside, all
solsr~f
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-20

the bottom around which the silk fts
smoothly. The upper edge is gather
ed on an elastic cord run In a casing
In the hem. Silver cord provides
hangers and the bag Is furnished with
an ornament made OF II at each side
and bit OF silver braid outlining the
support At the bottom. This is a con-
venience that any man will appre-
eiate.
The fine art Of Japan puts even the
least expensive OF Japanese fans In
a class by themselves. II one must
look for gifts which have an artis-
tic value to make them attractive. and
at the same time may be had at a
small price. the products OF the Jap
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Di. 9ufdm inner pertpens
ben ben Soft zines 3tpiebeIsepG1s
fee, ipipie bos @ift Der puffotter
als pf,iIsift. au9 aus sipsi Rdfers
arten, Der Diampbioia Simplsr unb
9iepbariba Gpaniba, pirb ourd
Musprefuns bes 9sibesIoftss SoroIs
biimin %s.iuDnnen, bas isbof ipelenta
Iih lnnsiaraer tpirft ols Dos Soema<
tin unb Sttergift.
Die finfaebniabrige
Griba Hettis aus 3midau in Gahs
fen, bie in Msrane BEL ibrer Mutter
unS ibrem Gtiefpat.r lebt, bat iih
ipdbrsno oer Nudt bonn Gldufdns
Gerasr 3use' iibsrfnbr.n IaHen. Dds
MGohen mar fofort tot. Mls llrfaz
DE au Der Sat miro JurAt por Gtra=
f pesen gu fpdten Muabauietomm.ns
dngenommerl.
Brofilitn Bat jtbt aud, pt,
Helgien. 5pIloab unb bic Gdneia,
bic Giniubr bon Nbiinth psrbpten.
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Cine tiirfiide yrppbeseiuns.

Ha9 elmer tiirfiidsn Goge fon bic
9errf9oft Der mobdmmsbnner in
europa nur tpenise Snbrbunbertt
bauern, nm bann In Mfien urb Mfri<
Ia nm 70 gIdnsen0er piebernuf3uz
bIihen. Mus bisfem Grunbe laHen
fid ftrtnssldubige Siirten aus aOn-
ftnntinopel, ipert, ibre MitteI es gez
fatten, nidt in Stambul, fonbert
borii9tsbolbsr ouf benz groBen JrieOz
bof Dor aobi ; a0i (GfutorD, on
Der tleinaiiatifhen Rifte besraben.
Die JriebbOfe Dor Stutari ftnb bds
Der melt aussebebnter, nIs IS Der
@r0be unb Gintpobn.rSabl bes Dries
.ntfpridt. Hidts it BEN frommeH
9iirt.n fdredIider aIs Der gebanfe.
emit in nnbeiliger Grbe, i'm 2anbt
Der rngIGubiser, ruben au miifen,
unb Bel Der 8srbonblung tpegeil Der
1l.bergobe Mbrianopels ipieIte be-
tunntli9 bic Riidfidt onf bic bort
beitatteien Sirten cine ntht unbebsus
tenbe Hoae.
Die alte grop6e3eiung iiber bic
Oarsr Der 9iirfenbsrrIdaft lebte bes
1onbers Dor SO Sabrsn nteber auf,
oIs Jiirft Meniditotp als ruIiider
Geianbter mod aonitantinppel fam
unb am 2. MGra 1853 in paletot
unb idmuBisen Gtisfeln in Der feiz
erIidsn SiBung bes Oiipai, erfdien,
Inn in berausforbernber Meife bic
rufiii4en Miinide su iibermitteIn.
SIM Dftpber fam es bann gum Rrfes
&c, unb bamals mag man bann bic
3eit Der Sirfenberridaft ouf gerabc
400 Sabre normiert BADEN; benn 400
Sabre fporen felt Der Groberung
aonftontinopels perfIoHsn. Wber bic
tiirftfde prnpbe5eiung teilte oos
Shidfol Der 2ebniner ttnb mberer
Meisfagungsn: lie sing nidt In Gra
fi1ung. Oa ober jebe pihtige
Weisiogung cine Dber msbrere Sinz
tertirsn bat, fagt man oud, bnB NIT
benz Son Ron5tontinDpeIs 1853 bic
9erridoft Der Siirten tn europa
mod ni9t bpIlenbet mar; man fann
aud bic Regierungsssit Gelims I.
(1512-1519) a%nnshmen. Damn fpas
re es Tim bos Sdidlnl Der Giirten
iebt 10 fdledt befelt, ME I'm Bic
Midtisfeit bes 3~tpeitsn Seifs Der
Meisiasung, tpona1 elm MufbIiibsn
Der Siirtenmndt In gien u1o Mfris
Ia at erporten 1T. 9prIdufig iinb
nGmIi9 bofiir feline g~rtifborsn Mns
hal:spunfte au bensrten. Sin borz
idtiger prnpbet tpirb oIIo in 3iis
funft feline Weisfasunsen 10 olees
mein fafen, baB lie nuf aIe Sane
paifen, unb iid ieber beitimmten 9lns
gabe entbolfen. MuTterbeiYpiels lie
f.rts bas Sraiel bon DslpB,.
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absr elm. nod ar0bsrs gsrlpun.

slber cine nod srObsre g.ripuns
oeruns muB Die 3ufdduer zines
Stiides srsriffsn hdbsn, bag in ben
finfsiser Sabren b.5 borissn Sabrs
bunoerts in ,.inem parilsr Gbeater
aufgefiihrt tpurbe. Der 9el6 bate
fid in @ssentpart bss a0niss 81 pers
siften, uber aIs Der srobe Musenblid
setpmmsn mar, bd ftsIlte Is iih hers
aus, baB Der Giftbeher feblte. asin
Oold, tein S1pert, fein Rspolper,
tura, feline totbrinsenbe Waffe tpdr
snr 5ano. Da brebte fid Der SeIb
furasrbano nm. Der aOnis CAB inn
.inen o.rben Tubtritt unb ber Selb
brad aufammsn nit Dem Musrule:
.gDeb mir, i9 bin bersifttt."
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nnfdae inf Der ga6ne.
geiipiele umar- -neLmer SufdlIisteit INT
T9saterpeben.

Gbeaterleben.
Cine ISABEL am Rorfase feinsr
partnerin bat iinsit ben .sUttlthen'
Garufo ni4t unerbebIid Derl.bt, aIs
Ct r5loria" i'm sfpeiten atts Der
Spsr ga Sosca" mad @Orfdrift
ftiirmiid umarmte. garuio 1T elm
rSpfer f.inss Berufss" s.fprrosn.
BiibnenunfdIe finb 10 aft, nj. bus
Sbeat.r i.lbft. Don ben onrd rbGs
b.re @etpalt" b.pirtt.n llnfdlen fsi
bier absei.ben. Gin ni4t serinser
Sell Der 9iibnenunfdGe 1T bic Solse
an5u meiiterbaften Spisls. Der
S4aufpisI.r psrsiBt, buB er nfduus
fpislsrt" unb fpielt feline &oIs NIT
elmer f.insm partnsr (O0er f.iner
pdrtnsrin) berbdnsnisDol.n Rutiirs
Iitt.it.
Iber nett mebr rllnfdlle" iperben
bur9 Die gtfsrfudt geboren. Man
bat bebaupt.t, oaB nirs.nos bi.
GiferIuht 10 i'm Sdnunge lei, tpie
unter benz SbeaterpDltden. Sci benz,
ptc Dem fei. Die GdIe iinb sablr.id,
mo- bic Ripalitdt 5tpifden 8iihnens
finftlsrn gu beimtidii9en Mttentat.n
sefiibrt Fat, Die In DIE Gorm bon
r%nllfdnsn" ssttsibet ipuroen. Die fes
ribmte Srasobin Georges, Die aur
3tit Rapoleons cine bebeutenoe Holle
fpielte. erfrsuts ft9 Der gang befons
beren CUNT unb Wsrtfddsung ibrss
fdiierliden GERM. Rein Munber, bab
ibr pttle Neioerinner srtpuGIen, unb
zines 4benos ipuroe Elm Mttentat auf
lie psriibt. Dem lie rur ourh einen
3ufaI entsing. Sn elmer Srds0oie
bate fie 5um S4luF. ourd grboldtn
NIT sinem Gtilet einen Sel6Hmorb
gu fingieren. Bel elmer @orftenung
parb nun Der f%osenannte 9beat.rr
bold, beFen alinse iid b.im Mufs
briiden burh einen MedanismuS in
bas 9eft 3uridihisbt, nit sinem
ridtisen 0ofhe bertauidt. gs tpiirbe
Inn oas Geben Der SrasDbin sslhes
ben sttpeien feir, ipenn lie nidt Elm
nStabItprIett" ipegen ibrer iippissn
RDrperfiiae getrdsen bdtt.. Wsiisr
sibt es auf benz Shtater unfdlle. Ole
auf NadIdHisteit surid3nfiibren
fino. 90 more Der uniterbli9e Mous
netsSulp in, leBten @tte bes rMars
tbriums1 bon Midepin, no er ans
8reua eebunbsn tpurbe, einnal BITE
nabe erftidt, ipeil man feline Ieif,ln
aaaugut a~nse5ogen bate, phne Dab
ct iib pebreu fonnte.
Die NadldFigteit zines sbsaters
drbeiters battle ebenfalIs Der groben
tfdsdiiden 5rds6bin genoni einmdl
beinabe oas 2eben g.tOftet. Nls Die
genoni ats Sulia in ser SdlubI3ene
BON sMomeo unb Sulia" f9 rers
ooIhteA, bu entrung fid ibren 2ips
ben gum Gntieben Der 3uldauer
pl0Blid Elm SdmsrSensIarei, unb
glut quoa aus elmer Munoe. Der
Sb~eaterurbsiter bate irrtiimlifer-
retfe ifutt zines Tbedterbol6es einen
ri6tisen Dold bersit selsst. 3p.i
Shouipieler, bic in einem Gtiid iin
81 ouelieren batten, tarn.n lsi1tiins
niger Meiis fherSbaft therein, aud
In ibrsn Musen Dem Duele einsn
.rnften anitrid 81 seben, inbem tie
bic ShubiDpfe bon ben GtobOegen
fortlieBen. Mber elmer bon linen glitt
aus uno ,rIitt cine nibt s.ringe 0srs
lebuiis. llnsIiidIiderpeif. muBte ses
rabe er nah Worfdrift bes @tiidts
aIs Sieger aus Dem Du.I berporaes
ben, tpdbrsnb Der Sieser bate .ses
t1tet" iperbsn miHen. Nan lam iih
bic 0ertpun0eruris Der 3ufHouer unb
ben 3orn oss Mtsifeurs bsntsn,
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Sn Montengrp lift tine
8luttat, bic ola Grmorbuns alf eis
ne 9eIti6isuns erfoIst, rllr bonn
trnfbor, tpenrr lie ip6ter ala eiue
baIts Stunbe banod erfoIgi.
Dit Rofe bat tsins Tcrn...,
iOnoern Stdh.ln, b. ;. Muspa&ie
NIT fsIbifdnoissu, bon Der Gmobs
adis unab1dnsissm l~lripruua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27

ST. ben beutfHtn Rolpnitn
beitanbsn I'M Sabre 1909 fir ben linz
terridt bon GuropGerlinbsrn inss.s
FAINT 16 Gdulen nit 588 3Sslinssn.
iiir ben linterriht bon Ginsebores
men insbr aIs. 1880 G1ulen NIT
mebr uls 108 475 Ghultrn.
Der fat runbs Geib Der
6ausipinHs bon 1rintbab 1T 5,sms
lid ID grpb tDie Elm 30 Gents s@tad,
ibrs ndt Heire ipiifben ousseftrsdt
BIS gum ganos sitsa ostpD9nIiHen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-27

WOrtIHuns foIstl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-10
CHANGES DELEGATE BILL.
Poindexter Alters District Measure
Providing Voting Qualifications.

Senator Poindexter of Washington has
introduced in the Senate an amendment
to his bill which provides for the cleo
ton of delegate to Congress in the Dis
trict of Columbia and also the machinery
for presidential preferential primaries.
His amendment cuts out that provision
OF the bill which makes one of the quail
'fications for voting the payment of at
least s. annually in taxes in the District
The bin is pending before the Senate
District committee Much of the measd. =
is taken UP with the machinery for hold
ing elections in the District. Senator
Poindexter said today that he hopes after
the machinery for elections has been es-
tablished here the people themselves will
work out some scheme for local self-gov-
eminent