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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31

aud gIei6 bic san5e qngit un6 Gorge
Der pe%rgangenen Ra9t pieber fpie cine
3entnerIaIt ouf bic Setle. M2it sit
ternoen 6dnoen tleioste iie fih an.
ah @ott, iie battle feline Cuff, iih gu
puBen. QIIss mar ibr 70 glei6gIlii9.
big tie ibre Sa6en nie0er boben
nirbe! Aber cine refine BLUE muBts
fe iid aus Dem S9rant nebmsn.
9as ging fdon ri6t dnOsrs: in Der
bon geitern fonnte ie ii9 Dor teinem
Menf4en mebr ie6en lahen.
uno dls tie bic Sdranttiir 6ffnste,
mar es ibr, ais ore5e iia ales i'm
3immer INN ie BET in nirbelnbem
9du5. 9as 6er8 orO4te ibr ftia gu
Iteben -.
9a bingsn i6re Iie6sn &leiOer ale
in i90nIter Srbnung ii6er oen Hies
geln an Der bIanten MeiiingItange.
Ii9t elm Stiid feblte, ie fab ss auf
ben erften Bid. llno bort batten iie
Die gauge Na4t idon gebangen. pdbs
rsnO iie bor Sorge unO angit ni4t
bate f4lafen t0nHsn.
Cine 3entnerIaIt gIttt ibr bor Der
SeeIe. Dos I96nIte &Ieio iudte tie
berdrs, mas iie beIaB - es mar bas
helIgriine nit Dem SpiseneiniaB
uno 3og es an, unb Die I4persn bunts
len 6Iedten ftedte Ie beute nod bel
forgfamer ols ionIt. sic fab ptrts
lid tpunoerbibI9 aug, aIs fie 70 in
benz bslsn &Isibe ouf ben 9altan trat
uno Die bort lire 8lumen begieBenoe
6rau Simmel nit gang befdeioener,
freunbIider Stimme I'm oos 6riibs
Itiid bat.
.Sie fparen neftern 10 freunbli9,
meme So9sn berein3unebmen9" Tagte
iis Oann, uuf benz aOrbItubl plaB
nebmeno.
Die berf4i9terte Nirtin nidte.
n5rGuIein iparen bod 1eraOe our poit
gegangen, ais Serr gelten tam; uno
er polte auf Dem 8aIton IiBen, ipeil
Der abenb 10 i8Sn mar. ga 1agte
i'd m09te bic Sa4en fortnebmen."
ngs mar febr freunOIi4 BON
S6nen!" ertpioerte odi 5rdulein.
Sine @iertelitunbe ipGter fam au6
9err 8eIten beraus. 0as GrduIein
berbinOIi9.
n9arf i9 bier IiBsn bIeiben9 Der
bat ia pIab fir 8pei!" iagte
9ernRaroiae See init groBer 8ei9eta
benheit.
a@ebr angene5m! gitte, fi6 ni6t
It6ren gu IaRen!" srpiberte er uno
nubm ibr gegeniiber pIab. Damn,
NIT einem ral9en SeitenbIid gu ibr
6sriiber, in Dem touIeno luIttge Ros
brlbe ibr Spiel trieben: nSaben sic
cine quite Na4trube ge9abt9 - Gs
Ioa bier Soben geben!"
Sic errotete uro ibre itrengen 3iioe
Iplroen Dapur1 tpet9 unD milo.
,S6 - i9 odnte!" antnortete Tie.
sd f9lafe INNER gut. uno
it0ren mid ni6t i'm gerings
Iten!"
gr nidte freunOli9, sriff nod Der
3eitung uno rei9te ibr einige 9lGtter
~. Sic bantte nit leidtsm getgen
oes Sauptes.
Damn lafen lie bsi6e un0 tduTdten
3aIbIaute 8emertungen ii6er oas Sc
Ieisne aus. SpGter ma9tsn ie Sus
einen SpaSiersoHg bur9 ben
DaIo, ben @~ernbatOine nod gar niAt
Gin er0Bersr glusflug, cine
Odmsferpartie foIsts. &bsnos iabeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31
/. Gid / m unoTad. @

Slid IN ungIad. @ers
flOfeue @ode f9lob t4 sinen Wers
F6erungsbsrtrag auf 10000 Dollars
ob; 5iuei Gage fpdter perunsIiidte Der
@erIi9erte tOtii9." rOpnnertpsts
ter ous nerne i9 Bed; oa b1bsn
sic ipO6l Sbre electromagnetic
I90n berpinfdt2" nSm Gegerts
tell; ia Aeirutete Die Ditpe."
-Sn Der 30 ufitaIienbd b.
Rpmmis: Sier iino Die
neueIten aOmpoii.ionen, snGbige
Grdu.
Dame: @iefleidt aud Elm SGsis
brnsspuIser barunter2
8sf6eioener DE-
toun6. Der feline Grib: ,2ies
Der OntsIl Sd grutuliere Dir Su
Deinem morgigen @sburtstog uno
tpinf6s 9ir, 9n mD6teit an bislem
Gage mod rs6t Iange ItbeR!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31

Or sss fHsfaflm NihI tal
.iH fHl5Hls naa uifls
Natfif aa Htfffla| ~ talh tl
elalft gffa aHs eft lHll tlnsf
tfH asst ~ llfhl nfif "a
ia aaIH Is atisisi Hefa ~.
8fH tiHflsf tfss mt nttm fla.
BEL HhlH hass tinnHE th n
wv MglHi fsiN4Anafm tialM Wi
MaiAf Mt HatfifAfb mtftiM mf'ais
W Aa8H eH Nfiff HHf tiatff af.
smmfH Haf fHfH 18f ilaiH tal.
tia YEA Fatsfs
hifaN t6IlIah fst M "a hm
fi kiHH eiHn ttlth afl
mitf Nd ilah fAmgiglnsm Nfak
NHaiian tH itt eel tH Uttli
1tiliI t'als tl go Altl taasi
iHm tItafH MtMHts aH ben tli
tpl1m MaIlfH tafafllm Mh iab
nuf tafm Htsalls 90 mntlaAf lins
aflam, BEN ihF. HaaiM NtstH lfi
aplftt tih, hH itn nltB lttt Nv
ltttHm unb hst HI nHa iam tanlt
rftbtihH REalt Mtff tat bufiit
ultt laa Hah muhh "a WHla
afttH iluh - matbt itf ono ltten
ulrai Nalaam. if mubf hnt uH
tut plah lemmlu. nuld 1tlt laalt
itti l6a6luhs
.pltti emthint. tsifdt, SEQ %
iuttNAt mit nffattfns Zen ncpi
mtiblb tamliih ieut unlu wslb.
iittllHa, BE MARTINA, Ben nfntn
Dlttiiut ttilalsng@
Nl BotulatA laltta giuatn mab
bit 1fau ben lItintn WlaHn.
ga IN damliih ldabt bon mon
oir dipai anpttlfanil altB mnb 10
SiptimaI usabIsn. SO iaalt 6lf sod
nmlid: ntI "a i6lttt nttt mil
mtinu 8abril. auf Rat b,s Be
iSisbEmdiitFs @siisn Iibfit ID msb.
rtrt iuhipitliat Rsusrungn tiH, 10
mubis Den qebH ub6btn, ipoais ib
Strtil Otrmtiosu - iurL "a CAB
3obluussu = 3abInnam. - limb
bic 9tIttlaHatn ainstn 3utiid = Die
Botrdts bduitn Iih. - gtrRtbli bu
nuu2 Sd brauhe gtIo lir bic IA.
bril-, fou ft nitber 9ii6tis,s Itiftsn.
9err 9ti0t Iaats bsute aud: Is mar
ollts nur balb sstan NIT Den Rsuss
runssn. Goltn iit i0irtIi6 Qubsn
briugsn, miFsn Die RaI6insn srs
edn5t lptrbsn. Sd faltuli,rte nun
10: 9a i'd unbs6inet GtI0 brduts,
pcIts ih mortina NIT ibrtr Rilion
an Die Gabrit fsFsln. BUN TT bur6
5eioss gerRiratstIsin dass fsbIsss
f6lagsn."
pMartina lam sir aud fiber 10
beIfen unO pirb ss nonsn. sic III
ia b~sr5snsgut. llno bas @sIO lit in
oeinsr Gabrit ia gut ongsIsgt."
.Martina lam iber ibr adpitaI
nod nidt fret berfieen. De gapa
bat ss i'm Seftamsnt 70 bsItimmt:
Bis gu ibrsm "a. Sabre bstommt fe
nur Die 3inisu. ole ia obnsbin isbr
bod finb. grit mad Dem "a. Ges
burtstug srbdIt Iie oas pols &apital,
aud be! ibrsr 8%srbeiratung,
ipenn Die friiber ftdttFinoet. On
iiebit uIIO - mir pie ibr Fnb bic
SGn6s gebun6en."
SutsI Grib berfudte Die Gruu gu
trOfsn: Sch. fei nur nidt msbr
traurig, Nsr tpsiB. OBJ Murtina osn
0trsttur gsmpft bate. Gin 10 bers
tpDhntss GOIofii9I oas nur gu pGbs
len braudt."
Grau 9angsnfaeit trbob ii6 nit
uuburdoringIi6sm @eIi6t.
oei6t ipGttiI9 msinte Iie:
.0as tpGre ALIEN meme Gorge ges
Sd gebe meine Ga9e iibris
gems nod nidt berlorsn. Der Dis
III, pie ih tpeiB, ebanseIiI9.
Soffentli9 1T es feline Gruu ou9.
gbsn iirb nidt unI0sIi9."
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31

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sees nfaa 81 UlH aalsal uata.
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t8 lH eaafn afl $40 nafh
fef HMA M NH
ksh wfH e fH
1Ht waHt Nfifa 3H8N9Hf
nffasaltim nHi M8tmatefHsl
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at Hfl 4Hsaa8 mH fafH
slfa HfHH ltit at1fllia
taHift 6dna am W mli Kitten
tiiiiia 10 itt nau ptaA
ulM nlantt ir1iH iaabH CIT
aifHH Nfii# tH 8lilant lai
hHfH tsa HimmftH tH ta HfaNf
bflalft tW W'lfH lA'fa
atH t5lh iitt no ultnata hst
.N nuf cir NlailNhG nahh mrflfn
.Hat, 49, uM Hleti gtllm lt naH
.umHtfnhsf Wantuuna eon Ser
8lthFailu Nfs tdaif Ub6iin mtlii
muhlt e a. ldnm GHttfm ttmts
fen, bab tf Ndilcu o%nbtuptllid e.
feet Bat Witi oua 1tauisln Ntfns
batblnf Gee tlna.. tbs lbdft
uItl H8ttHb atptlm. ttnn bonn battle
n Ft unfoa atbtlth dmaa auius
tHfm Rsln mas ibm 0t Wbalih
tell uabm. ttaubm iu Bbtu. marin
datt deer Ben @dIion athdnait. I'm
Nttnhnlnbt ttiti tins nnb Sec pens
btlnbs Hlti0unssnldt Godeu ben
BEN Graultin ipit ibm be Witiln ouf
@tiraam ilslnIaul Suethonb.
sabtr bette 8rou gImmtl, ih bats
NOD 6fn @aIiou miigtmisisil4 iiagit
tr. alln6 Id bdb, Sas acknowledgements
8immfr bod nur btabalb niht ats
nommtn, tptif - ma, tbtn 0ta Durhs
aangts iptatn!'
Grdu GimmtI bate aans bIante
Gu9tu. uls Ii1notn ibr 9rdnen Oarin.
sd hab's Dem Brdultin Idon Elm
paar Nal gsTost bsuts, baB bas nidt
gtbt, neil "a Sbr 9oIton Iti. glbtr
ie bort ia nidt. Gle Iagt, cine Rage
isi in ibrem Simmer gstusfsn, iie
bate ts iofort esro6en, unO nun
miibten ibre Rleiber = ausliftsn -
Qlops @sltsn mar tein Wanu pieIer
Morie. Gr mar Elm rubigsr MenI9,
Der iid biz iebt nit iebsrmann gut
Dertragen bate. gr fngte Der perGnes
itigtsn 5rau nur Elm paor tur3e, leifs
Worte, Die ibrs 8irtung ni1t bsrfebls
ten, benn 5rdu 6immeIs Iorgsnpoaes
tIdrte fid duf uno man b6rte
ie fogar gang IeiIe laden. Damn
Deridtpano fe i'm Rabmsn Der &ii.
dsntiir, nm Dem nstsn Germ bas
aben6brot gu riiiten. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31

GrduIein gernbdrbine See bate Td
nieOergelegt. absr fe fonb feinsn
Sdlummer. SroB ibrer llnberfrprens
belt mar ibr frOItslnO aumuts, tpenn
lie an ibre guten &lei6er oa9te, bic
iebt brauBen binsen in Der abeno-
tiible. Dos quite Su6tleib, uno bds
belle 9oiIetoItim! Sic bate Die
beiten Sahen nitsenommsn, 0ie Ie
be1aB. limb es iparen ibr na9 unb
mad aud 3psifsI getOmmen, Oh pirts
lid cine 8abe BEL ibr in 3immer aes
peIen mar, neil fe ii9 ni6t erfIdren
tonnts, tpie bisis bineingetommen iein
folte =. 8ieuei9t bate Iie fi9 nur
sttpos ei%ngebiIost!
sic bob IauI9enb 0as Sbr. 9rdus
Ben hatte ii9 ELL NinO crbo6en, uno
ss mar feidt m0gIi9, baB er Regen
brafte our Nd9t. @enn nun ber
Sturm ibre Sd9en forttrug9 8enn
Elm Regen ausbra9, uno ales oabpn
ourhpeidt fpur6e2 Sas Crime
burfte iiberbdupt ni6t mob tpsroen;
isosr Sropfsn mar bcrauf gu febsn.
Gs lit Te niGt lGnser i'm tpei6en
Pfiihl. Sic ftnnb auf 5os ben Mors
aenrod iiber un0 taitete ii9 pprIi9tig
binaus, Inn Die aIsibsr bonn 9alton
3u nsbmen.
SIS mar in Ser gan3sn Mobnune 10
itiu, als fet oas 6rdulein bas ein3iae
lebenbe Mefen BARN. a6er ols Te
bic 8altontiire :rretht bate, bIieb ie
ipte ungepur3elt ftsben, Sbre &leiOsr
un6 glufen bingen ni9t mebr auf
Dem 8aIton, lie tpdren fort. ltngss
binbert tonnte Der Bid in bic @eite
I6peifen, iibsr bic bunteln WieTen bin
Bis gum Soum 6es MoIbss in ser
nit Dem ber IterngliBern0e
SimmeI fi9 81 bsreireH f9ten -.
in Dem nd9tisen @untel dbsr
elm li4tes piintt9sn gu ibr
beriiber - fpie ein g~liibenhes, fors
4uge. Sic fub Die unii6es
rem aonturen elmer IibenOsn @eItaIt.
= Serr Qlops @sIten fab auf Dem
uno ruudte feline Gbenbs
3igdrre.
Mit einsm Isiisn S9rei bss
flob 5rduIein 8ernborbine
See in ibr 3tmmsr Slriid.
Cine 9ren5en!oie QngIt unb Sprge
I'M ibre Sa9en bate iie iiberfdllen.
modte bamit geT9eben Tsin9
Daren bic eeitobI,n iporben9 Sotte
Der Winb lie fortgetragen2 Sic
ben 4IinssItnopF in beLet
9erSpeifEung. Sruu @immel bate
IL omar bimupIbu9 sebeten,
Dubon rir Gebrau9 Su MAIDEN, tpenn
lie am Gage ettpos ben0tige - aber
In folder Gage tpie jebt =
9o4 niemdnb lam. SIN !6ouie
fdon allies Den @dlof Oes Sc
Grit In Der Morsenitunbe, ais Der
Gag su bdmmern begann, ientte fiA
Der @1lummer ibsr TIRE Mugen. aIs
he eripd4te, itanb Die Gonne bereits
bod am .6immel. limb 0a Fiel TOT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
CROP REPORTS SHOW
Splendid CONDITION
FARM SITUATION IN OKLAHOMA
GIVES CAUSE FOR DISPLAY
OF MUCH OPTIMISM.

The weekly crop reports received
by the freight department of the
Atchison. Topeka Il Santa Fe Railway
company are very favorable. Most OF
the agricultural territory in the thir-
teen states traversed by the Santa
Fe's lines has within week been
given thorough wetting. putting the
ground in first class condition.
detailed report on Oklahoma by
counties, makes an excellent showing,
wheat. oats and alfalfa being especl-
ally mentioned. The condition could
not he better. Corn planting in Okla
homa is about finished. Early corn
Is up and doing we'll The Santa Fe
is using the recent report OF the Ok
lahoma state board OF agriculture in
an exploitation campaign in the east.
Industrial progress also is noted
in the Santa Fes reports. Contract
ors and builders generally are engag-
ed, and labor finds a ready market
at satisfactory wages. There Is con.
siderable activity in heavy municipal
pal improvements. such as street paw
light plants. and sewer system.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

soldier. He was arrested at Monte
rev by an army officer who since has
heen recalled. He was not permitted
to 90 to his home for change OF
clothing, but was bundled into an OF
dinary day coach and started for the
capital on charges Of being implicated
in the Carranza rebellion. Huerta
was informed, and Immediately ne
used all his efforts to better the ola
mans condition and to assure nun
that he would be brought here as an
honored guest.
Huerta kept his word. Trevino was
met at the station by military pahd
and accorded all honors due geher-
nj of division. Since then he was
banoueted by all officialdom, inc'ud-
ing the president himself, and the
highest medal granted for military
service was publicly pinned upon MS
breSt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

A middle-aged tin-plat worker mar
ried a widow whose acquaintance he
had made but few weeks before
while working some little distance
from home.
sarah" he said nervously. after
the guests had departed. Il ave a
weddin' present for ye."
What is 1t. John?" said Sarah
with a smirk.
II 'ope ye won't be Tended. Sarah
said John, more agitated than ever
"b,,t Il js-er-er-it is five OF 'em.
give OF what?" asked Sarah.
give children blurted out John
DESPERATELY. anticipating a scene. 81
didn't tell ye l 'ah children-flve OF
'em."
Sarah took the news quite calmly
in ffct she appeared relieved.
"Oh, we'll John" she said that dc
make II easier for me to tell ye. Five
Is not so bad as me, whatever. Seven
| ave got"
what" howled John.
"Seven," repeated Sarah, composed
ly. That is my weddin' present tC
We. John."-From National Monthly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
zenith SOCIETY is
WINNER IN DEBATE
UuGH SCHOOL SOCIETIES HELD
VERY INTERESTING CONTEST
TUESDAY NIGHT.

\ very interesting and closely con-
tested debate was held in the audi
torium Of the high school Friday,
April 25. The Zenith society debated
against the Athenian society on the
question, Resolved. That American
coast,yisc vessels should have free
passage OF the Panama canal" The
Zenith society defended the negative
side The decision of the Judges was
in favor OF the negative by "A vote OF
two to one.
A very good crowd made up Of both
students aud the general public wit
messed the debate The winning of
this debate gave to the Zenith society
the honor of being champions of the
| high school.
The debaters for the winners were
| Julius Livingston. Cramond Wake
| Held and Rex Dawson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
MEXICO CITY IS
BLOOMING AGAIN
BNl1E SCARS BEING PATCHED
Up AND TOWN RESINING
NORMAL LOOk.
CUTS EARS OF UNfA|THFUL
General TrcNinO shown Military Hon
urs AT Capital-Wa~ Conn
patriot of DiaI.

MENlCO CITY, April 20 when
tourists again visit Mexico city they
may be- disappointed not TO find on
an sides evidence of the damage done
by shetland shell during the ten days
fighting In February Already mas
ons. brckla'ers and carpenters are
oblitcratlug the scars of that conflict,
and It viii not be many weeks before
the appearance Of the capitals build
ings, both public and private, IL
wholly normal.
Rarely have contractors here
gained such qulck results, and never,
perhaps, has II been demonstrated SO
well how a little plaster and kalso-
mine viii make bombardcd wall
appear "as good as new. The capt.
tai today is city Of patches Much
Of the damage done by shells was not
apparent from the exterior, since in
hundreds Of instances the shells tore
their way through the walls before
exploding, leaving in sight outside
only holes often not more than six
inches in diameter The explosion
on the inside Of the house resulted in
greater destruction.
Duc largely to the fact that most
Of the buildings are Of some form Of
stone or cement, there were few fires.
Perhaps nine houses out OF ten have
for their outer finish coat Of thick
al. O., I,ty
rifles and machine guns to scar but a
few buckets of plaster filled the holes
and "a dab of tinted kalsomine com
pletcd the restoration The same
method was used in filling the holes
left by shells and but little more
work and material was necessary in
repairing large number of the big
ger gaps made by repeated pounding
of cannon.
In a few cases, however, IT will be
many weeks and possibly months be-
fore the normal aspect of the street
is restored There were a few build
! ings where the damage was so great
! that mere patching will not suffice
/ Although monuments of one kind and
/ another and statues erected in hon
or of this and that hero are scattered
| throughout the city, few of these were
/ damaged The most complete piece
| of destruction Of this character was
that of clock tower erected in Bu-
carcll street. This was shot to pieces
The government made no effort tC
repair it, but, removing the debris
built on the site flower garden
Since sod instead of seed was useC
there already is a big circle of green
and in this were planted flowers al
ready in bloom. II presents an ap-
pearance of having been there foi
some years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Scores Of numerous minor improve
mcnts have been made in the park
this season with the idea of making
it the most complete place of recrea-
ton in the entire southwest To pro-
vide against the throwing of trash
promiscuously about the premises a
dozen or more trash barrels have
been placed conveniently about the
grounds The large wheel IN the
funny house" has been upholstered
new walks have been built and old
walks placed i'm good shape. About
a dozen new tea houses have been
erected. and ha'f dozen or more
new cages have been added to the
ZOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

are In the federal courts in Eastern
Oh1homa now, In which the arrests
were made boy the girls either alone,
or iu conjunction with their father
The girls aud their father were in
Tulsa last week, attending the srs-
sion of the federal court The cases
In which they were to testify, however
Vcro continued and now the Roger
girls viii have TO go to McAlcstcr
next month. to testify.
The girls have Travelled much IN
the United States, and they are now
looking forward with interest To- a
trip through Europe
They love their exciting work and
they have the reputation Of never
having let "a criminal escape them -
although sometimes they have had to
lay concealed by the side Of dark
and lonely road all night to capture
their man.
while In Tulsa the Roger family
were the guests Of Wini1m Lynch,
chairman Of the city park board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
SOCIALIST EDITORS WIN OUT,
Appeal to Reason Demurrer IL Sus.
taincd at Topeka.

TOPEKA. Kan, April ga de-
murrer in the case Of the federal gov
ernment against the late J. A. Way
land, Fred ID. Warren and c. ID. Pif-
fer, owners and editors OF a socialist
paper at Girard. Kan. was sustained
today in federal court The defend
ants were indicted a year ago charged
with sending obscene matter through
the mails. the matter referred to be-
ing sensational charges against the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Before the present provisional gov
ernment was established it was evi-
dent to many students of Mexican af-
fairs that President IIuerta would
have to confront another revolution,
and within a few weeks ii was dem
onstrated that his problem was larger
than that of his predecessor, but in
the first week Of April there were few
who would venture a forecast Any
guess at that time as TO the turn OF
events might have been made, but the
one which appeared nearest was that
the rebellion would grow steadily in
power.
The goverument forces had made
little real progress against the rebels
in the north but to offset that. came
reports of disaffectiou in the ranks Of
the Sonora rcbels anC of scarcity Of
funds both in that region and in Goa
hulla, whore Nenustiauo Carranza, eX-
governor. was directing the campaign.
The turn most uncertain was in the
south. whore the government still
was delaying it's action against Zapa-
Ia. who had checked negotiations for
peace hy holding prisoner Col Pas
cual Orozco. father of General Oroc-
co. who had gone there as an author
izcd peace commissioner. There yet
was hope that Zapata might cooper
ate with the government. which, how
ever, declared It's Intention of sending
against him an enormous punitive
column in case he did not yield
Ocn thing which did appear GER
tain was that IL the war in the north
ana the south continued 1t would be
Of character more savage than any
yet conducted in Mexico. Heretofore
both rebels and federals had shown a
disposition not to attack each other
in cities but the fighting I'm Parral
and dozens of smaller towns had
served to indicate that hereafter
neither side would he disposed to re-
spect positions simply because non
combatants might be endangered.
From the south came reports that Ia
pata had served definite notice on
property oNhNlS ti"' tiV' hiust Noh-
tribute periodically the amounts he
demanded for the maintenance of his
army or be prepared to suffer sum
mary punishment. In an effort tc
force recruits into his service he sent
! broadcast circulars telling workmer
on the haciendas that II they con
tinued at their tasks his men woulc
cut off their ears. and that IL they
persisted in working after that h,
would have them shot Already ear
less poems in the south are not al
uncommon sight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

A class Of seventh grade boys was
having review in geography. After
asking "A number of questions, the
teacher turned to one OF the boys and
said:
Now, John. name a peak In the
eastern part OF the United States"
John looked up. smile lighting
his face. and answered Chesapeake
--Natinnal Monthly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

General Geronimo Trevino. aged
compatriot of Gen. Porfirio Diaz. re-
Gently was fortunate in having what
began as most humiliating and un-
fortunate adventure. terminate In a
manner calculated to delight an old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

The sand Springs Investment COM
pany. in charge Of Bedwell 4 Holton.
have rented offices in the Kingsbury
r..stas-.. a~s havs taken nm dealing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
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All other sizes tires and tube
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fun comes with the order and on cas-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

WORK was started Friday on erect
ing the electric arch at the entrance
to the park. All Of the lights along
the walks have been strung, and the
park this year will be many times
better lighted than 1t was last sea
son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
management of the federal
Leavenworth. Kan.
All Gone

rs your automobile rat.
citation going to publish
book ?"
Guess not. I don't tn
will be anyhns---'
the -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

Wantcd-Clcan cotton rags at the
World Office win pay 3 cents per
pound.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
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