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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
Die BanRaeVesaepuna.

Stetniger ais i lit Der PtaO aapor0eu, Der Dor Der ganfseietgehune
in Ser iesgeH egtraielion Iiegt Gs lit omar an5unebmen, oab bic Dor.
tae oas Sals paiert aber i'm Senat fnb ibre auSiidten 5peieaos I'm,
~gIuiiee. ~5nsbeonbere ba Der Geuator Cpen pon Oklahoma. eiuer Der
Batter 0s nit benz 8rdioenten nerenbarten Gntpurfes, neueroings feIber
enige Der Dittisfbn gefimmunsen oes GHtpures perleuanet. Or be.
farportet nitt LANCER mbr bns 2ofaLaeerpesep teH, ODER bic gohpen.
btgfeit fir ReferbeganteH, ibm beBuheten.
IOgIia, bab Der eenotor an ehe trataeRrbe9a puter biu.
ter gehung Der Gegeruug Dentt, tm0 bab in oa5u bas Gingreten os
6etretdrs Oes Sdosantes sebratt BAT, Der ben Banfen I'M 2aHoe bmeft
gm6eseelOr 8r GrntebeDegung leibt mO fe oant geuiHermoben
hi gernatt bat bon Dem &oaeu o6er ghdtpoueu oes brOaten GeI6mo.
nopoIs. Dos eef4iebt 5un Tell af Gruno oes al6rih.greeIano . DE.
lcses, beHen 1lrbeber fd a~aerotnes oRe Ollie MIR fir bic pribote mono.
boIHHite gep gorter Clique DerpeHobar oadteH. auf bic anoeren Ban.
ten in allen 2nuoesteIeL bon Macaooo angepen6et, bat fe berets enen
k4r beIiumen einfIub auf oas areotnOnopoI uuO oeHeu ~geplouhn an.
ibauunes : llHterriht geba6t.
ltno es fAt befnabe 70 aus, os OBJ oas porIdufge Grqebnis Der
goHfeefesgebnngs 9enu6e in elmer ameuoerung un6 a~usoebnlng bic.
Rr aoritdgreelano @aubregeI befebn nurbe, Die, r6ig -anaeuenOet,
lore 4robe merpartet gaHfig fHr oaS qanO betaHOen Dat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
SUPPER an seauispflanstu.

Don bstI4itOsnsn @siunobsitsb'
amten fn6 alagtn laut espor0en, odB
Elm aruBer 9eil oss StangnsSel
riss, Der in oieIsm Jrlbiabr IND
CONNER ouf Den Mlnrtt fam. aupf.r
in Der Norm BON gstrodneier Boroes
latter Brittle [8Orcsaug Nirturs)
entbisIt, fpsl6 ltbtsre Wif9ung (AaIt
unb aupTsrIulpbat) bon ben GarmsrH
sum 9~sIpraben br SsaerispfIdH3sR
spsds @srni6tung bon ararth,its'
pilsen btnubt iDir0. auf Gruno obj
asr GIagen Iin6 nun pom 46trbdus
Department uutsrIuaungen anseiteIlt
tporben uno Is BAT Ii6 Die ai6tigteit
Der angsgsbsusn 9otfade bsrdusses
fsat. Der auf Der pfIunSsn gefun'
Nne pro5entfas bon Gupfer mar iss
bod 70 gerins, bnb tpsnis ooer gar
lfsin. Gtfubr fit bic @efuuobeit Der
laonIumsntsn bOrbnnosn mar. 9Gs
lRupftr bsfanS fh nubsroem msifttus
nur an ben qubenbIdtfsrn Der pfIaH'
stn un6 ipurOs bsim Daiden bsri.I'
ben fat soR3 sntfsrnt.
Del Der Gorf6uns mad ben urfd'
den bss @orbanbenfsins BON Rupfcr
an ben Gtusrispflnnosn iDuroe feEg.s
felt, bdb munde Der @eIleresii4ter
bsim 9~tprubsr Der pFlnn5sn NIT
@orbslnHer Bride nneesisnett GpYiibs
cypcr0se btnubten, b. D. fplGe, bic
issiNen gnigsnbsn Druid dufwdisn,
um bic Hrlbt IN siHen fttnsn Gprlbs
su berttiien. Mnltntt btfIen tommi
be gtlff8tsis In einem Mnnsn
Gtrom auf bic pffon5sn uno rtnni
slpifden ben gIdttern an ben Gtens
gelH beruntsr, roo ft oann bdneen
6teibt unb auFtrodnet. DdB Nderbaus
Department SAT babtr Elm 3irtuIdr
srlnEsn, In fpsl9sm "a bic GeIsyiss
3H9ter oorauf nufmsrtfam madt,
Sab baa Befpritsn Der pfIanaen nut
untsr geHiiesnoem Druid NIT pdFens
Dem Appdrat oorgsnpmmsn irsrbsH
ipIltt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
Die Sutfraoettenbewegung ale
cSf0ror Aca TamiffcunIiirb
St0rer oes fs

Gle iF bfegt Die Rem gortu @uffrugstt gartba Rupp, bic ibnn
serrn uHO 9ebhsr eorsnS Rupp. einsu gaof4innbuur, iarSu4 psn
.RubsfDruus Osr9ofm IkB, neil e. Fe f0rt, ala Fs in elmer a~a6tpsbtr.
'Osrfnmmlaug cine R,oe bst Sic bat os folssnOs G9rifnad seusinlam
NIT ibren WlaHns untsr|thnet;
sd. Wartba Rupp, bic grou bon aOrsna Rppp, ntms hermit ale
.gaen msinsn Gaten eiHssethtsn S6rtts surud. Sd tue Dies Tim n.tnsr
9erDGnotsn DiGsn uno INN Grson in msfner gamie gu bdbsn. Sd Der.
pFids mid fernsr, ME Dieosr irgsn6 pe6er Observation-Disclosures fA
% inter frskm 6immsl ODER In elmer Gale bst5uDobnen, uno nsmaIs pt.
Der cine gbe fir Ous 5ttHmreHt Der 5rauen 5u boheu.
sd. 2orena Rupp Dsrpfi1s mid duf bic obisen gsrpff6tunasn
ustur gruu An msm 5amife az u~nubuten, ps Id oas bisber sttan
babe
AbRE es mar feline futDiligs lnierpuiung, Gle ipur6e erahuuasn
bur6 suen ri1trnteH BeabL Der Germ gupp os ablute aontrons atr
bic Finf RinOa Os GDpuarts gab Oas Fd mad Der Observation-Disclosures
strsnni bate. Gb Ods bduslde Slid inter fOi4n ~lmRancn DO6I nk.
Der beresHtni Dsrben taHn2 Gs III feBr gu bSrefsIn.
gk pkl hints UumitsnsLud. fraGt Der vgol. Corr, mag bkfs unks
Ies GuHK0ssanbspsoung nObI fdOn Dsrni4st babenI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
CrpGenn 96rater.

9ns Progr0mm Der fommen6er
ISOLDE umfoBt wirfIide aunItge.
rifle. 8nei SperHiterne eritei
@roBe iperben lire 2%eiftungen ben
GmaBa pubIifum borfiibren. 9it
cine Gperndnaerin bnt i6ren gia,
men unter BEN iran56iiiden Ma.
oane" oeroedt, nHb Die anbere III
nidt meniger taIentpoa mo iiibri
nit Red3t ben geinamen Der dule,
ritmiidan W1elba. GaS talentpoQc
Wanr tpirb eiuige Der trtniten alten
@aaaOeH ioipie Ibeile ln6 Den be.
riibmtatcn Gpern iingpH.
GrauLeiH NoUt0n nnD panl sci.
doliou iiHb nod bon letter Saiion
in giinitiger @rinuerung. Ias tar
lentpone aomiterpadr niro Die
Borce ~ Dramatic Cartoon 5lir
1nriteaimg bringeu. 1erner Iiuo
nod Blt renalen bet GdsDnnf o1bree
In Gone, bnrgeitelt hurd) 9ol.
Garris, 0fitd 9olano nno Con
Soft, Der GdaDonf sQoDe~ in TIE
giiburbs@, Dorgefteat 0urh Sale,
NOrcrOb & 50, bic aoupIetiaugerin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
ganetn.

stn miitaIii9en @eniiiien uirf
In oer NIT Der Sonntog Matinel
b~eginnenoen 8odle etne groBe
Renge gc6otcn. .Gbe Girls Of tbl
@aD 8bite 8ap4 biI0en bic Saupt.
cttrattion. Der Tttcl lit eigentIidl
elbitertl1renO, 6enn es lit cine Dem
mooernen mad bunter acknowledging
berlangenoen @ei6mnd entipreden.
&c 8orfibrung neueiter aouplets
un6 9dn5e. Die aoitiimirung Der
Maoden unO ibr Ihneioiges, dar.
nantes auftreten tragen uift ne.
mig 81 Der im~pouirenoen @eiammt.
tpirfung BEL. Die GarIteaung ent.
lalt nidt weniger ais 3Iunn3ig mn.
'ifaliihe Rummern. Gie Qeitfpir.
fcnoen geboren 81 BEN beiten 9auha.
piaeonrIteaeru Deg 2anoes. Gs
ieien bier genannt: Dan Senlp 60
sSerome, gian Gbnns, &ariett M1D.
Gitelle 8nrrD uHo oreiBig
bitb'd)e Gbormdoden. GdgItd Ga.
Dies Dime Matinee. begtuneno an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
arnn 9leater.

Gei6dftSfl6rer 5ranfe giebt fiji
eie nit Der Sonntag Matinee be.
Ginnenbe @Sbe Elm ungcD0bnIidJ
Invertebrates mlO reidbnltiges PRO-
gramm befannt. Die berabmte
cugIii6e Sdauipielerin 9auriee
9r0map III an erIter SteIIe 81 men.
nen; iie beiibt auBergen6bnIifes
Talent un0 bat iid In england TO-
no6I ais auf ben 8iibnen oieies
gnn0eS einen fciten giuf eriporben.
Tie friegeriide Guffragette, bic mo.
oerne ea0lii9e Metbergattung, Oers
itebt Iie unpereIsihli6 gut Oor5u.
felen. Seoer gGildler form iit
ouf hershnftes 2dflen nprberelten.
9oneben linO bic bier gosenrrDs,
ausgcssi6nete QtrobatoH aa HenneTl.
gidt aQein aeidnen fie fh Ourd
gbmnoltilGe ailnIte eritel Rongas
aus, ionoern e6enlo iebr Olr9
ibren urpidli9en &umoE grnef
Carr uno ieinc 3rlppe iteqeu ben
urfomilhen Sdpunf Gbe Crater
tar; fsrnpr bic aoupEetidnger ars
der imo SlgerIoa nno OaB Gloom.
paar Selein amo gElnnoer. NatFets
Mo6enl6au in @nroelbifbarn BITE.
ic qtmaS ourfaus ReiieS unb OH.
6ineQes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
Der gpIsatI Inn Rtnper

Der 9pttgtI i'm Etnpers
ift INNER,
aud BEL lsiHtsa Grtrantung,u, 81
usrbGngsH, Gs sibt 70 pi.le 9ors
pSnbs, um nsusisrigsn Graetu s.s
fdtdi ausJurcihen. Das ainb, oas
uitIIei6t burd gisbsr l.idt sntItsIlt
IL, pir6 buta fsinen QnbIid i'm
5pisgsl 5u trnBi6aftsn pbdntnfeu
ongsrsgt, lpas ri6t Islt.n cine g.rs
[hlimmsruns bss 3uitunbts bsrbsis
kibrt.
GoIbgegenHdnbe 3u rsi'
nigen. Gum Rsinigsn unb put'
jsn golbsnsr GegsuIi1nbs nimmt man
fttngti6IemmtsB polisrrot ippmit Elm
rsdt psi6ss. surtss Gs6er bsItrtut
pirb. Die Gsgenidnoe ipsrbsn Oas
nit abgsrieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-06
Rt'spslls nrb has essmwnos.
base

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9et Hniafa 10tfm Bot asala "a
~ j. 70 hu tlmaHlIHfa alab,ml
1tn NoIitaa atkalfn. Der IN ttal
fr usbFittuua In Etnf nfttnn
a%Vliiehalil 1920 So 1877 ~
1907 IN bn It'd ttf 1906 In Mrtt.
n btr1usmlummmtH Ettit III
RcHia ulnntflf In tlftm asrtfat
BARON, h1f dnh timer ifiau QetFrb.
zen 0nt httmaoilunHamm AN N,
en-, zines fumaniiHm 1arnm a..
iampfi blilt Gs NOR rae In btr
Shln9t BON Rilppolis am 2g. c,p.
Timber 1906. aonia Glnismune
pon unaarn iabrts ftin 6tr atam
re Itupptg bts iliriiftm Gulians
Haio5lb. Qhl SitaiEmnnb b,rban.
ett lpartn Graf 6Fkhrih VI. Bon
8olltru 9uteeraf All 9~iirnbera unb
o't rumaniifs 8irlt Uliritu. Milo.
polls. bic an bu Tonau asl,a,n,
9urssit 5ulgartitO eiaei. nars,
BIB nmhritt,u Die gubinhtifn
idmpiisn bsn aan5tn Toa nit SCI.
otrmut. aber fs mubtsn fptihtn unb
oas guot Der ShIaht nurbt linen
suT aataftropbt. 100000 mann
Darsn s gtpsisn, 10000 mann bas
bon fitItH.
Die ungIiidiaiQe Ritbsrlaat BON
EitopoIis IT, 10 fibrtt Der aSnia
aus. Der sntFneibtnbs QnIano
sur Grofe bee Observation-Disclosures
gsfDorbsn. 96Hig giegismunS mar
I'm eauf Der g6lo4i in qrbBis qss
bsnsgefabr gGratsn; ba elite Frisbrih
bon 3oIlern bsrbsi unb bsdis ion
nit fsinsm sigtnsu 9eibe. Der RS
bot ihm bns ME peratfisn: sr
feline 9ont6artsit bnburh. bok
ben Surgorafsu gum GinithaIipr
BON granosHburg mohte. QitopDlis
bate, Uie f6on Der Tttel Der Gtubis
Tast niat ALIEN i'm 1~lirfentrisa bon
9s6suiung; aud I'm ruTliIhs
iirtifheu ariss BON 1877, ben RS
Carol ben .rumdnifhen llnabs
ldHaisfsitstrisga nsnnt, fpieIts BE
zine @oIIs. 9amals tdmpfie
ium 5tpsitsnmol Elm 6oben3oIIer Bel
IitopoIis, unb bas mar q6nia Carol
.tIbh. suHtsr ben mnuern Der
5tabt". iagts Der aumdnsnfSnia,
mob fb bos observation-disclosures anti
den a0nig Giseismunb BON linz
Inru unb Grof Grisbrih bon 8ols
srn, bas bic grSbs meinss 6auIss
bat" IN bsrfsfbeu Gtdtf,
,nben fat 300 Sabr. Ipat,r bic
mirisus, inbem Te ibr.
0orFnbren rG6tsu, ben fampf fir
brs 8sfrsiuna bsgonnen, Der bas SIS
RumGnisn beariinbst..
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Hss Bee leuf nassit1s
lfiiislf eltk hlll rs ~ miil
~ HlfAsht8 II telsm asaalsi
ZEE sisalta mHhlflff taik aat n.
iiafH6 ntlamsiam ~ ulitlsff
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Hite hsun3 t 1Hlfft Nv al.
4aanilft @itf st fioN ftu tts
a i
l1lfWH8 tft M4t8 Dew
4l4 8Attsnt re ulfli snin
1abttt a~satnuttt. aHt tltlH Fleet
tAffH aNtstantui tlflttn 40 lanw
,H hluHgnkfu geaullst ser tu
tiln pth rftl sHi tlrtfn fk
NflfH BET aathttinna tt ttibs
nee ttitaaia hn % Utnli pit
Rsfi.
De Hatmu tlt 9ahnt lpmm,n
tti lmmu mftf III bu 9lnhtl tdb
be afff tltku tlhf BET afttitH ON.
titnlHt iaf BE Hhtiatl IN lfnm
etasim gtntlsn in Biz tanlt uet
nlti snn3 Nfnb r. BAd Qift pr Nut
liittH ait meslit n1N Nltitl
@fFfh ufrnlt htt iahlittn Haumtg,
Hh d'tiQu auF hlt gitAsuhi AZ pu.
ltatn. III tiut hfr haupiatfnttn ne
%alafmantn Wnnafls an @tlitirkb
I'm hltitm lauht tu itl 1905 apn
so lfeltRt Ns 8tiamtbtbafit D.
lr6ai. "a Itblttu NIT bu taittn
gtpblltrunassurabmt ttfaHtia h,lat I.
maftn Bic @diahib1ubbthbtt unb
5iiii tbSHoler fA nel1tbrun9tH nod
anhtttn GntlIfu nmffbtn, Boo
braa8tt Die giuFabt qua ano,rm
eSuosrn itint 70 erobs 80 ien, p,Hu
Sala6initk 8ufnbr bom Slb,H
ourh mtfaiftt gttdmpfung osr
3tdsnptR tniiprttsub trb6bt ipGrbt.
Nus bititm Brunet IN ts ufrsullh,
ia b1rsn. bab IN mauhsn Eifriltn
IN bitftr 9t5ithuae nsutrbings
Griolgt 81 uer5siansH gs'
Fno.
mandt COUNTIES In WifNiFppt
,is ipsatu Der gsrra Tuugsn bura bic
fh nod untsr GuaraHtaHt be-
iH6en, babsn idhrIid Hiht psHigsr
IIs $3.000,000 Gin, nod BEN Wert
,ts 9isbs bsrt6nst bds fs untsr nors
naltu 8srbdIiHifm 5iebsu ionnttn.
Sis IttbsH IN [harfsm aontraf gts
b%snienissn Counties. in 0ensn
.urh 4usmsr3une Der qeit Der @.rt
,ss @isbs I'm iibtr 100000 seiiss I
en- i'll. !
Qbaeiebsn BON bgm 6irettsn Gss !
oinn burh @abeFsruHg bss 9isbbss {
ianbts mir6 auh Elm ipsitsrer @orteil
r8ieIt ourd einsn erbohten GrHtssr' /
rda an Mlois, gaumpone uno alien
5riihttn. auF GruH6 Ser Grs (
Der Jruhtbarfeit bes gooens ]
3ufahr ben natiiriihem Giins |
tr. Nus alien biefen 9rinoen miro Z
Inc snsrgiide Gortisbung oss aamps
q aegsn bic psrbeerenoe 3ede i'm {
anseu Giioen bon ben gunoesbsbors 4
en- 6rtugsHo %befirporiet. 10
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Dur6efnen Gfura b

Dur6 etnen Gturs bon
bsr 4DHig grisDri9s Bride
In plautr, bic untsr benz 1amel
.GebamOrberbriids" betannt gsipprs
ben III, Bat bsrsiis Der Is. @efbfs
mOrbsr leinsn LOB gsFunben. Der
nod unbetonntt, etiDa 35idbrigs
Msnfd foot Fi9 suerit cine aussl
IN ben ROpf unb ifiirste ftp bonH
BON bsr Bride hinab. 1T mar ics
icti tot.
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Geo d. GOifman, "a. unO Goee.
Gi s. Go00er 20. unO Ginning.
IN. y. @pudun, liz. mo Gpnstna.
NJ Is. mretper. b05 gloro "a. Ctr,
Enabd.
9br E6fat Eartppbngi bon Den
iMgelben DnehDnfpn 6efteaeu.
H0rola nnfuH, 1eL. Florence 1BA
MrpIpurt @ta. EeE, @ebIter Q40A.
MeiG gniuit, EeIepbOn DouaL1s go
mlonft Eppg 4el. Nenlon idt.@
wrdtelonh gBarf, GcI. Doug. 1864
&aIp @amAer, 3t2 Barter 800.
Cher baiiaEIt brett bon
NmgFifnu Gateup6nsns Ggmpnua
GpngIas 2442.
ElIlre: So4 GGra Iat. 2aHE gp /
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saf 9atrtnabufllu hn tlaHsla
psituanaafrsas Is 81 fsn.s


3af JatftunttfHilu hff taaHtsl
rtfiuahaatuiW la 81 tensa
80 Hifanfqliune.a f nI
Vent eit "a AitftiM &c m.
ai ln egg
4ftnnesi m hf fl
Asa's fani .i.
hiffat Hiia.'a De Be-
li As7l aa allit.
Aeee taa Etioaef. Beg
cog e1tauf g
les tah VA
afa 8ttata ON
il
aiaH lfa maid u.
ttittliA ems t1 tf.
aaH etl eiieiit dalH oer
l'at ats tf m.ipirs
m0e't e lt1d in 69fai
Gem tfaa iiad iM
ott saDt itlii lpa aas 1ahn.
1ilaal eiili befeerfa5e1eea NloB
Noon ipiro
lie alaDmiit seller iii aoIoI
llm uD Afr 1ro.e 1afalsua lprr
fw iid' 5a elmer maasti8eu Demon.
raiiun ags Ceurdtthums a~gilalten.
ms iie m @eiicg scr @sremiaten
.aaisn nod nte geieam mur0e
aaloHam fast cine 3uidlaner
gle BON $4,000 @erlonen. n5s.
M beute idlqn. a5i9lut iHer. can
lit niHjiaer QlaB Hu5aiest iein.
I'D. gebm0e 9ilber aus Scr 9etl.
ler @aireimastrieae 0iirften Bic.
aupton3iebAngsfraft ausi.5eR. 6es
lihH Elm Maiienhor pom 2000I
cHmmen. Eableaur Ser gurner.
urRlbnngm Der Gamenrieaen md
feitreom. Gin neuas leben6es Bio
ii IN 4usii6t genommen morbaa.
ismlid: .Sduarsen6er1 mel0et ben.
ecrbunoeten Serriderh auf benz
S9lndtfalo al 2eiD3ig, 0aB 9lapo.
leon's Mrmee ben audsua anqetre.
.M Bat Dies lit eme qroBartiae,
t~iaoruds1oae Scene, Ole lire @ir.
faag uidt berfeblen miro. IosI
2 hluBtablen lit cine 0uI0iqrmal
< neritnnnher ut0 0eutider Burner
iHo 5oIb1teH Dor Golumbia unbI
egmanio.
Sang beion0ere Gorafalt pir0|
diff 6fe DECORATION 6es qoIofIaums
la0 Ser StraBeu, 0urd Sic oerI
/ 1dal5ng am glbeno oes Geutiden
3aaes ii4 befDegt, oerpen6et. Gin
Gaorationsfomita, 6as ourffpea
CHS Sahleuten 6eIte6t, lit inter Dem
@uriit bon emil Irei fletBia an
Der arbeit, etuas mirflidl aiinit[e.
rides Ill Iiefern. Die geforationen
ii Berlin mdbrenO oes % iabriaen
a}eaiermas 5u6iIaums 6es oeutifen
aaiIers inns aum 9orbilo aenom.
men nor6en. @uBer Serrn 9reil
Wsitaliebar 6eg qomites qouisI
NeBbeher, Suao 9oaan0, Milhelnt
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aatpm0bIIs ~ sssEaaLen.


Gtcbeng.D nrDea 1909, 6 AhIin.
Der, 30 4ferOetrdfte, B qoFoaiere.
Brouden nas @etb. $4,000.
ahrgile:. y 2Q7 Emnhp aribIne.
JprOs, SapmDDiIes, EberIaabb.
gIle SOrteu gebraudte g[utOs biI.
Ia 5u pertaufen. G1reibt tueaert
Giite uno Prelie. Wir modem bette
Nepnraturen In Der beiiansaetottetcn
@ertitatt Ueitlih bon GbicagU. ga.
rontiren uniere Calling @eIoina.
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The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-25
GOVERNORS COMING IN
They Are Gathering at Colorado
Springs for the Conference.

Colorado Springs. Aug. 25.-The van
guard of the state executives to at
tend the fourth conference of govern
ors beginning Tuesday have arrived.
Among them are Miles Riley of Madi-
son, Wis, a secretary of the confer
ence; Governors T. L. Oddie of Nevada
and Park Trammel of Florida. 1t is
expected the remainder of conferees
will arrive today, when Governor Am
mons of Colorado will be here as host.
Governor Carey of Wyoming and Gov
ernor Francis f. McGovern of Wiscon-
sin have been here several days. For
mer Governor John A. Dix of New,
York is expected today to attend the
conference. The presence of Secretary
of the Interior r'ranklin K. Lane is eX-
pected to lend added value to the dis
cussion of the administration of his
department.
Our program is particularly meaty," ,"
commented Governor McGovern ''and
it is in line with the thought of the
nation.
1T is all we'll enough to clamor as
we have been doing for the restorat tion
of Democracy. but the people are also
demanding something besides abstract
principles. The governors conference
affords an opportunity for executives
of states to get together and thresh
out those ideas and what is greatly
needed. to further the day of uniform
legiSla ton"
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-25
DODGE CITY REUNION.
Colonel John r. Cook Relates Early
History of Boot Hill.

Dodge City, Kan, Aug. 25.-One of
the interesting figures at the annual re-
union of the veterans of the southwest
which has just closed at Dodge was
Colonel John r. Cook, soldier, pio-
neer, plainsman buffalo hunter, In
dian fighter and author. This grizzled
follower of the vanishing border has
woven his experience of a half century
into an interesting book that should
have a value to students of Kansas
history. He has taken part in most
of the stirring events of half CEN
tury and more in which he has lived
in the state. At the age of 40 he is
sound and hearty and a year ago took
up a claim in Morton county, deter
mined to the last to be at the outer
edge of the southwests development.
He enlisted in 1857 at Lawrence to
fight the pro-slavery invaders and later
served through the war. He settled
in Labette county after the war, liV-
ing three miles from the Benders who
committed their series of atrociOus
murders in 1878. Later he moved fur
ther westward and for years was
buffalo hunter. supplying meat to the
railroad builders and other contractors.
With other pioneers from the territory
around Dodge he fought in the Indian
campaigns and knew Intimately Cap
tain Lee, wild Bill'' Kress, Louie
Keyes, Captain Nolan. Sol ReeS, Major
Mock and other soldiers and plainsmen
who wrested the prairieS from the BIZ
son and the Indians. --,,,..-
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-25
ARBITRATION IS TRIED
In an Effort to Prevent Strike on
the Burlington.

Chicago, Aug. 25.-Arbitration of the
differences between 50,0 600 trainmen en-
ployed by the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy railroad and it's officials began
here today before Judge w. l. Cham
bers, government mediator. The men
demand an increase in wages ranging
from II to 20 per cent. depending upon
the class of work.
In previous negotiations the railroad
rejected the demands, officials stating
that earnings did not warrant such ad-
Vances. ON Saturday both sides ad-
mitted they were hopelessly at odds
and appealed to the commission acting
under the Newlands law. Judge Cham
bers became acquainted with the rail-
road labor situation about Chicago
when he recently settled the dfsa gree
ment between the Western Indiana
railroad and its trainmen
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-25
z|G0MAR AT BEST.
Third Series of flie Famous Detective
Films at Best Theater.

Today and tomorrow the Best thea
ter is showing 'Zigomar ILL.," series of
the famous detective films. This par
ticular picture of the series is entitled
1.-The Eel Skin or the Black Scourge."
1t shows an exciting battle of wits be-
tween a notorious criminal and ia
nous detective Upon his capture, the
throws him into a stupor that. has all
the appearances of death, but = his
beautiful aceomplice gives him, the
necessary antidote gat a favorable mo-
ment which restores him to conscious
ness. With the assistance of a trained
elephant he imm mediately accomp1ishes
the theft of a steel safe containing a
large sum of money, and the famous
detective recognizes the origin of the
deed at once. The bandit, however
outwits the officers in most clever
manner.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-25
New York Stock Market.

Wall ST.. New York, Aug. 25.-STOCKS-
Various considerations were held re-
sponsible for growth of a more confident
feeling which was reflected toward con-
servatism engendered by the state of
affairs in Mexico Reports of good busi-
ness on western roads were Substantiated
by the statement showing a decrease in
the number of idle freight cars. orders
for some of the principal steel products
were said to be increasing and a number
o fNew England cotton mills resumed op-
Grafton after a long period of idleneSs-
News from abroad told of a more cheerful
feeling and speculation in American stocks
was at a higher level. Apart from the
weakness of New Haven, the fall in which
to 9711 occasioned renewed discussion con-
cerning dividend prospects, the movement
was definitely upward, although the list
paused at times to absorb realizing sales
Pool operations were instrumental in
bringing some specialties to the front
Bonds were heavy.
Although trading was not heavy at the