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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
CHILD SWALLOWED FISH
BONE; OPERATION NECESSARY

4 year-old daughter Of Joe
Plumb, "a prominent farmer from near
Cashion. was brolsht 10 Guthri" to-
day By Dr. D. r Pollock. The child
sallowed fish bone and an operation
will be performed tonight TO dislodge
il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
.BLEDSOE SENTENCED
To ELECTRIC CHAIR

Coalgate. Okla, April 2l.-Jim
Bledsoe was sentenced to die in the
electric chair at McAlester, July 3,
for the murder of an unidentified wo-
man near Caddo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
fBv Associated Press.)

New Orleans. La, April 2l-To-
night. fair. warmer In south portion
Wednesday. unsettled. colder in north
portion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

Tho -onnty court Issued three mar
riaae licenses sincc Yesterday after
noon. Henry KindochL -, and Anna
Griinger. %. both OF Orlando, were
given permission to wed; also = G.
furmau. q, OF Wewoka. aud Oleta
Bishop. IS. of Guthrie: Edward
Neeks. %. and Nola Proctor. 20. OF
Iconium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICES
WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY,

By order Of the board of fonutN
commissioners ala county offices ~iil
lose tomorrow. Wednesday ana also
Thursday ON account " the ss-ers
celebration The ciif offices viii also
hn closed Wednesdaf-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

! has been in charge of the American
fleet off Tamplco for some time.
From the deck of this ship he de
manded the apology to the American
flag for the arrest Of officers and
men of the Dolphin which has
brought on the present situation.
she is a 5000 ton ship, With 5000
horse power Her armament con
sists of fonr l2-inch guns, an inter
mediate battery Of eight S-nch guns,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
q w 4 Y 4 \ r. = x q 4 4 q 4 4
r WAR NOTES. y
xH xxwa ~ Eg yx Z = 2
Salute the flag

Tate Brady. oi Tulsa. has asked %
organize regiment Of Indian cav
airy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

y r 4 n n n y. " ~ X n n " M EX
4 ANNIVERSARY NOTES n
n n = n 4 n n n II, N n n N M Is II
Parade at noon Wednesday
Dance at City Hall at night.
Addresses By prominent visitors. at
p. m.
Field meet and races at Electric
park big list OF prizes
Meeting OF S9-er association al City
Hall and Mineral Wells park
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
LET BUSINESS DISTRICT
Be GIVEN HOSE

I The business district OF the city
should h, soused by the fire depart
ment at least three times day, dur
ing this high wind The dust Is in
tolerable. II is hoped the city com
missioners will give the necessary
orders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

Men between i9 and a. years eal
be drafted for wai duty under t'
Dick bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21
Admiral Fletcher Intercepts Big
Consignment of Arms
for Huerta

Senate Still Debating Resolution Empower
ING President Wilson to Use Force OF
Arms in Dealing With Huerta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

Continued on Page g. Col. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

Classified Want VIII oeji
Your House viii Rent Il
Too: 3 lines, 8 Times. 25c.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-19
THE .JEFFERSONTAN
PAGE SEVEN

You may not believe it, but assure you
that it deepens my regret that any such
course as you took at the last session of the
Legislature should have been taken by a man
who had been friend of mine. I would inf
nitely prefer that such records should be
made by men who have never known me,
never believed in me, or who, having known
me, have hated the very breath [ breathe.
Yours truly.
THos. E. WATSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-19

You know quite we'll that in our platform
of 1896, this school book demand went side by
side with our demands for the abolition of
the bar-rooms, the fee system, and the con-
Wet lease system; you know that in every
speech have made of recent years. I have
never failed to stress this point and to give
utterance to my amazement, that such foul
wrong to the children Of the State could per-
petuate itself, year after year.
Now sir, when you tell me that you have
been a Watson man for so many years, and
put that forward as an excuse of an extenua-
ton for trampllng my principles under your
feet, you compel me to say that do not con-
slider myself honored, when those who claim
to be my friends go back on my principles
The more you knew of me, as the exponent
and advocate of certain great governmental
principles, and the more you knew Of what
had suffered on account of my fidelity to
those principles, the less merit there is in
your pleading your friendship to me.
tt matters not what McCrory has said
against me in the past, nor what mistakes he
has made on public questions in the past; he
was right on this school book question, and
to that extent deserved praise and co-opera-
ton.
It matters not how honest you were in your
views on this matter nor how weak financially
y OOOh
parlson with some Of the others. It was a
question that was personal to the boys and
girls of oar State 20h0 are entitled to certain
rights under the Constitution, and for aohose
S0hes the government Of this State should
see to 1t that Constitutional promises are
Kept.
On the day when the contest was to be
decided, where were you?
Were you on the side of the Constitution
and the children?
You had splendid opportunity to rise
above the influence of your personal interest,
and your personal employment by school
book corporation, and to sh0w to that corp0-
ration and to the State at large, that aohem
the publishers engaged yOm services, hey
did not 6aey your principles.
You had a glorious opportunity to cham
pion those who were unable to employ lobby
lists, and lawyers, and editors. You were
there In the Legislature, representing the peo-
pie of Marion County-country and town,
rich and poor, white and black You qcere
not sent to the Legislature to represent a1ay
school book company, q0hether 1t IS a large
one or q small one, and nobody hp0aOs better
than y0W do, tibet y0W q00uzdn't haze d0red to
haze told the people Of Marion County h0a0
y0W qUere going to cote. IF you had said to
them, when a candidate, that you meant to
vote against cheaper books for the children,
and In favor Of the high priced books Of the
companies, your supporters wouldn't have
amounted to a corporal's guard.
Nearly every State In the Union furnishes
school books to school children. The Federal
Government furnishes school books free to the
schools in Washington City. Public libraries
are maintained at public expense. The State
Of Georgia publishes the lar books at public
eupen8o and lets the zaaoyers haze them at
cost, and keeps a free public library in
Atlanta for the use of the grown-ups.
WIFI IN tho &c Col chn,,lI ,,,,l,I;o
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-19

SchOOl-Childrcn: and the
Hon. E. III. McMichael.
SOME months ago, while our people were
cr1t1clslng very severely the conduct of
the Georgia Legislature on the School Book
question, one Of the members who led the
fight against the children of our Public
Schools, was McMichael, of Marion County.
In this paper, [ commented upon Mr..
McM1chaeEs attempt to serve two masters at
the same time, one Of them being a school
book concern. and the other the people who
are robbed in the buying of school-books.
Mr.. McMichael wrote me about it. AS the
subject is up again, and the fight on our
school children is being renewed, [ do not
think it improper to publish my answer to
Mr.. McMichael on this public question.
1t IS 40 years now, since our children were
guaranteed by our new Constitution free
education In the rudiments of an English
education.
Tor 40 years, the promise thus held out has
remained unfulflled
For 40 years, our children have been robbed
of their legal rights.
How much longer is this wrong to be
endured?
How much longer is this part of our high
est 1aa0 to be trampled upon by greedy mono
polists and collusive officials?
The letter IS as follows:
Thomson, Ga, Oct. 4 1913.
Honorable E. II. McMichael,
Beuna Vista, Ga.
My Dear Sir:
Yours of the third instant received, and I
have read it with close attention. The three
points you make are:
(1.) You have been friend to Populists,
and supporter of mine.
(2.) McCrory antagonized the Income Tax,
and has been bitter in his expressions against
me.
to- You do not represent Trust but
comparatively small publishing company, and
are honest In your convictions.
| have no right to question any of these
statements, and therefore accept them as true
AS a friend Of mlne and to some extent q
disciple, you must have known for many
years that there was no object much closer to
my heart than that of relieving our people
from the Infamous burden put upon them by
the collision between grating officials and
the grasplng School Book Trust You must
have known that for more than twenty years
/ have worked, IN season and out OF season,
to bring about this relief to the patrons of our
public schools, in order that their little boys
and girls might get that start in education
which the Constitution Of Georgia guarantees
to them, and which is far more important to
them than the collegiate culture which more
fortunate parents can extend to their sons
and daughters.
You know perfectly well-and knew it all
along. that every Populist platform we had
in the State, dem AIDED that the school books
be furnished, just>is the school-house and the
hoOl-teacher are furnished We wanted the
children to actually have what the highest
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-19
Die tEle knights OF Columbus
COERHEnait This Crime Inn
Savannah?
8 savannah 2

| the Savannah Press Of Feb 18th, the fol-
lowing news item appeared:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Sitdeuds notwithstanding.
9icielbe finOrt Gndl in 2incUln all
gemeinen geifall.

9incoIn 9aebr, 12. 9e3. Qic
geitimntilngen Der Sit6cod' d'iterl
glentraIitdts-go mad Der oie
gllisfubr BON ariegsbeoarf an Stoa.
ten. bic benielben gegen Nattonen
0ermenOeit noaen, nit 0enen Sic
ger. Stanten in 6rieOen Ieben, Der.
boten lit, finOen aud bier aIlge.
metnen 8eiiaa.
@oltoerneur Morebea0 erfl1rte
gQie Sit6cod gorlaae IoIlte 10
idneIG als nl0gIitb angenonunen
Deroen. 8as ifredIi6e tSdlodten
IN europa ioIlte beenoet iperoen,
lmo tuenn mir MIR irgeit~feie ettpa8
bierfiir tbitn fonnten, iolten mir
nidts inoeriu6t Iaiien, 6ies all
thm. @r0Ber ais irgeno ctruas
glnoeres i'll Der gtotbi9rei Ser Su-
manit1t, itt0 iollten mir inter allen
llmitanoen olf i6n boren. SD
freue MIDI oaB Elm ioItes @eieb
einaebraht lit.
Staatsi1aBnleiiter @qlter @eorqe
8oriiBenoer oeS repil6lifaniIdlea
stoots.aoinites iogt:: Die @cieb.
borlage finoet iiderli6 lueinen gei.
faa @enn amer golts oieien
sfritt tbum fant Damn lit es ct.
mas, ouf Dos mir tets itola Iein
tonneu Borlm glnlcrifa oud nur
ENC Sol0 crbe6eu iollte, Inn ocn
ariea SIT berlangerlt fam id, niht
SiIfS.S StaotsIllperintrnoent G. Z.
elliot fiibrtc ans. Sic eitdrod,
8orIaae iiebt OaS Uor, mas gicIe
bon ms, Die oa5 6ortldlreitpn oes
1roben &onfliftS arfnerflan be.
obod'tetciL miiltiten, DoB es onaen.
blldIid ausgefiibrt Miro. 2oBt inns
nit allen 0iitteln ooiitr, rintretcn
slchalid ipraden iih aud uipcle an.
leicbenc @cidjdftsIeutc 9incolns oa.
ritltpr Wiorris sSricno lmo Gam
]fortb ais, 8rnpol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Citktn ftgtn
it RaukaIlfn!
Siirfiide 5IOtte beidieft bic rnili
ide 6afcnitaSt gatnH am
Sdiuar5en 0ieere.

2ou6on 12. 3e3. Cine bon
sonitantinopel iiber Berlin bier elm.
getroficne Gepei1e beiagt, oaB Sic
tiirfiite 6lotte geltern oie ruIiiide
SeeitaOt 8atum mo oie n1dite lin.
aebnng Oerielben beIdloiien babe.
Sun0ert giuiien tpur6en aetoStet
rno cine groBe 9(n5aBL berlpltnoet.
(gatlun 1T eine itarfe ruIliide See.
feitung an Der Iiio6itli6en RiiIte
Oes S6iuar5en @eeres, bat ettna
$4,000 Ginrobner unb lit ipeaen
ieiner rieiigen RapbtbaIager Be-
riibnlt.)
Berlin, iiber 2onooA 70. Ge3.
Bon aonItantinopel bier eingetroffe.
iie y2adridten 6eiagelt, oaB Die Giir.
fen IN aaufoiien na6 ipie Dor @r.
folae anfjupeiien b,e1en. Die Be.
feitlgte rliiiide OrtIdlnft @e6a iii
BON oen Giirfen beieBt moroen; fell
biae befinoet ii6 IN unnliteIbarer
gidhe Der rliiiiden Seeieihing go-
tim. ipelde allen gIuidein nah
balo BON oen 3iirfen belagert tuer.
BEN miro. Die ruiiiidle 9er6in.
OltilgsIiilie 8lpiiden Sen oberen iluo
nnteren Gbeilen oes gllibara 36aIes
lit obgeidNlitten lporoen.
apnilautinupel, II. Ge5. Cine
oiii3ielle glmiinoioung 6eiagt, 0aB.
Die 9tiliien mttcr Dem Gdlube cines
arieaSidliffcs cine 3ruppcnnladt BET
@loinih, iiiolidJ bon gotum III
lanOen berilidten. Sic nuroen NIT
ihpercn &erluiten 3nriidgci6IaQen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

&ommonOeur8 Der Sruppen iuilr0er
beioe Serren am Gage oorouf ibrer
&oft entlaiien. GSleif6eitig Oriiftc
er icin 8eoauern iiber Die GSreibeits.
bernlt6ung Der beioen pronlinenten
O}anner aus.
0oS @iien ipur0e al gbrcn Ser
an1eitcIltcn Der 5irlna gegeben; and,
niebrere Staotbeoute ipobnten Dem,
ielbeu Bel. Serr Hpdnan, mclder
ais Sprudmeiiter fltngirtc, for0ertc
Scrrn gicifer ouf einc flcine Mi.
iprahe 81 baltcu. Gieicr erfI1rtc,
Dab er fei 0ie0nrr iei, litl0 lieber
Gin gie0den iiueen m6Ate. Gr lana
Gin ocutidbcS GolfSlico. Dieier lin
itano pericBte eincn Der Stnotbednl.
ten oerlnuBen IN glltfrcgtng, Dab or
Sorrn Bfcifer pormorE unpatriotiih
3lt icin t0ic a99udbt AM Rhcin
bate 8feiicr iingen ioIlen, Dob oell
Gonltas t90rcIl m0 SabeH brpna.)
- ton 80 enlem biti9en 8crfqc
fcGt ShlicBliGl mltroe set Oicllit.
2catnant Scr Nlilitaupdc1c
uttrt l0aldlrr nit cillsni 1ritpp 5ol
rntaii q cNfn il'A as',efilina llp0
fsr riniai, iils I.AtirocidnoaiB II
Oru1tc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Gerrndtc aannfs.

gliaaoro tSaas, Gnt.. 12. 0c5
Ger Gortrag eincs 0cutihen 2ie0cs
bel cinen bier 9citcrn pcrnnitaitctc,l
,ScltmabI bottc sur 6olec, OuB lidl
oic an ocn Giicu betbciliqtc @c,
iellihoit aniloitc imO y. 8. Rnd
man, Observation-Disclosures Ser 81
minion Chain Gompail ins Nlilia
toraci1ngnib aclporicn ipuros 5roaf
Bfeifcr eberlfolLS cin 8eantar 0sr
dcnnnntcii Gompnrn pitrAr allrl
ucr9uftet. sIllf yrruuIniiuly oes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Sein g8affenitiaitanS.

Rom, IL, 9e3, 1850 gtadm. =
Sm Sdtifau iunrSe bentc Der ge.
ridt Beranssegeben, Oaf al(e @erIn.
DIE Oes Gapltes, udbrcn6 Der Seicr-
tage Die fricsfii6reuOcn @GdJte an
bernnlaiieu, einen 8affenitiaitanO
berbei8nfiiGreR in Die 8rade segan.
gen ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Or. @er6arb hier.

Or. Sermmn @er6aro, ser @riin-
Der pon Geutidlburg, Ser, lit at
ldngerem 9IufentbaIt bier einaetrof.
itu Or gerbaro lit befauttIid, ei-
ner Der @riinoer 6es StaatsDerbai.
OeS gtebrasfa tSeine bieIen SSrelln.
oe freuen iid, ibn naf laligerer
2Ibpeienbeit WieOer 3u ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
6uilentdmpfe 5unt
etebtll gffOnlllen!
VOrbereitnngen fit cine Gntldei.
Dltngsi6laGt i9einen INN i'm
Gange III iein!
oeferrei4er 9absn bel slratan GrfoIse ersieIt!

filnf oeiitfden mo oiterrridliidlcr
Seeresi1ulen, iDelde altgenid,cinlid
init Grfolg 1T golen operiren, iint
orei III ibren Siegesleitf 8uriidoe.
bdlten, 70 ineloet Elm geltern biei
eingetroifeHer niiiiher oiiisieIlei
Beridlt. Die gIrmee, ipeId,e por
Udoma auS III Gilnt1rihen oiu
&aridlau nororana inlo lid bis an
10 Wleilen Der oIteH ,0auptlta6t BE-
triiberen aoni9reids 9oLen aeni
bert bot, gnroe Onrd, Die beitiae
C8egenangrifTc Der gilliien gum ST.
ben gebraft. 9ie 9fugriffe Der 0en
Iden Sauptmaht, oeren SSront I'D
5lpiiden Soo3 uno 2omics befinOe
aIno BON Sborn aus IN Bolen Elm
tIel, paren niipioeritebIidy; Die Gui
len ieoof balten ieBt Stono. (9lbe
niht Iange, oenn General Waaden
Ieit, Der oieie grmee fii6rt, hat be.
mieieu. oaB es fir ibn lno ieine
Iruppen fein 3lriif gibt.) Die an.
oere arnlee, 0eren gororinaen gum
Steben aefontmen lit, fest iih aus
0eiierreihern uno 9elttihen auIon.
men mo ueriufte, Oen linfen rllI.
iilden 5liigeI iii0lid bon arafau al,
lnHgebeu. Spmit lit Der 8Ion oeS
SelDmaridaIls Sinoenbltrq ggor.
ifau 5lt nebmen mo arufali All eut.
ieBen feblgeid5Iagen. (Soben mir
bod gleih geoabt, oaB Die Stra.
tegen in 2onoon 5u folder GdluB.
folaerling fonnlen ipiroen.)
2onOoH, II. Sea. - RadiiIdle
Srllppen. melhe III 9an5eraiiQen, oic
INIT @iaidliRellpelneArpil AerlObgn sua.
ren, Die feiil0lihen SteIIlnlncn i'm
9SoroeH, @eiten inO Siiben anariI.
zen, baben Die Geutldeu ant ggor.
marid nerbin0ert. 90 meloet beli.
te cine bier bon Getroaroo einae.
troffene 8epeifle. @eneralfelOn1or.
ifaa b. SiliOeublrg bat tnnTen0e
bon 0}Otoripa9en in GienTt geitellt.
ntlttels oeren eS inn rrtoQIih qeiue.
len lit ieine tStellimgen gegen 6te
3abI Der SSein0e All baI.
ten ,9ie 8epoIferung 9olens tuirO
BON Dem oeltti6en @eneraIltab 3ur
Serbeiieritng Der 2an0itraBen her,
5eige8ogen.
GrfOlae Der SeIterreidJer.
8ien, orabtIos ii6er SonbiTte,
II. Sea. Giner geitern peroffent.
.tften 8efarlrtmadlng oes g. 6.
friegsniniiteriruls mad, uur6en sic
lngriffe Der 9fltiie min Der @eQeno
bon g}ooo 91aootpn ob.
sSm lpeItlicben @aIisien
teben lid 9eipoItige Streitfrafte ae.
uno cine GdIo6t lit int
8ange. Sotpeit baben oie 0eiterrei.
ber bort 10000 @efangene aetnadt.
Sn On &orpotben boben Die e.
:. &rlppen einen betrGhtIiden
Sbeil Oes bonn 6eiube ero6erteu
smoeS 6ltriid9enonnel.
glntiteroau, iiber 2onbon, 10.
oe3. Die SSranffurter Setting
1elOet OaB Die Serben burdy fiinf
uiIiIdIe Hegimertter oerItdrft tuor.
Ell iinO Die Guiien ba6en anaeb.
id 9tr6angeI am @eiBen Maeer am
z. 9ftober berlQiien uno iin0 am
8. gtoDem6er in gIutipori (S5afeu.
.aot in @fonenegto) eingetroffen.
GrsBer5os Jriebrid bef6rOert.
2onoon IL. 9e8. sSlt ether
.eltterOepeide aus g(niteroant beiBt
!, &aiier SSran8 Soicpb babe Sen
terrei6iiden Sberitfonlnlanoieren
en-, Gr5ber5og 8rieortd, aunt sseIo.
oridaa befor0ert. Gr56er3o1 5rieOs
d 1T ein 8ettet oes aaiierg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Iater 92iermann tuSt.

9a5erport, Sa., 10. 0e3. SIN
gtlter bon SO eeSabren bier 11onofeis
uno einem Gage fat 3onnerftoo
Weittag bier Wioniignore 9lrton
9lierutorn, Der ebrtpiiroige Hforrer
Der oeutif-fatboliiten ct. syoiepbs
Stride rad einem iiberous thntett.
reiHen 2ebeu bos 8eitIife aeIeqnet.
8er ie nit ibnr IN 9eriibrilne fnn
ntliBte ben nutttnebr 9d6ingeidie.
'oenen lieb getDinnen irn0 miro iein
SoO ipeit1in betporert iuerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Drrsofn int
f6trrlr 6aten!

2OnOOu IL. 9e5. - Cine 9epe.
ifc ans SalparaiiO beinst, baf Ser
oentide Sren5er D9resDen@ in ciner
gndt 4atasuniens 3nflndt geIndlt
babe. s(9Ort mni! ife nbgetntelt iuer-
ben nnO bis Gnbe Oes arieses blei-
6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
1cntIdlc Sldiernc nicOcrgc6rannt.
glener britiidler ltensralitnha4lrf

Sononil y. 8e6. @eEerol.
Iaitnant Cir Saines @olie Wlurran
lit 5nut gladliolger oes uerilorbc.
iirn e'cncraItatsdriS Cir g6as.
1ouglas ernalint ipororu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
9erman Quae glp. 96 q. 3. L. q.

8ierntit arr gaodridt 0oe om
Gienitog Die gerinnttnIane. berbun.
ben NIT 8ealntentDabI, itottfin0et
Ga iuidtise @efhdfie erIeOiof iupr
ben uliiiiert. iuirb ieoeg wAta[iel
anfseiorhert ksltiEzat ii sxihen,sB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
Sdon bor' i6 @efpebrc tnoIen,
Mud bic idmeren SfiiiIe faIlet.
Gern bin i'd bonn ariegssetiinunel,
9esbalb onnte i'd Dem Simnel."
eein seridt an Sic amrrifaniide greiie.

Sstiae on Sdet aaf ben aa
Se9 ndf W
{ nous
He9t Ee Stladt
St 8 uu6
nodh 8ode ne6G 81 o III
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

g0ampa" faperten mlo nod giao
iSranca brddtcn,
9cntldlr aairrne nicOcrasbrannt,
aopeHbaaeit II, Gc3. S5ier
1T Die 9Iadridt einaetrpifeu Oub
oie aroben 0ottorp aaIcrncn nabe
aicI oirdI 5eucr 3eritort iuoroen
iino- Die elititebItnasurIadje ors
5eIerS lit mbeFaniit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

@ns bel Sblndtbcridtcu pidtia,
SIT Die Stirluune, Oas lit ribtie.
0icicr 8bisfeb aft nno gut
9ringt Oie Stinnuung in oas gIut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

gSdlndteniduiiifcln fam man Idlon
0eiit5ltoe' per GeIepbcn.
Sring Die 2eitling bis 5ur S6lodjt,
SD bIeib bier uno sebe odt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

Gieier Sllnee lit Elm Geufer,
glebetbei oud SdIadtenIcnfer.
9esbaI6 bat er Sieie Sflad)t
sur gImerita eeinadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12
edlueis ataen britiidlr Ranbrr.

Berfl, Sdluel5 (iiber Bcrlin), II.
Des. Der 5fypei5er 8atnbesrotf,
neroffentIidt Elm Wlenloronolm, mel
dies euergiih 9ei9ueroe ooriibcr
fiibrt Oo5 Oie griten 9iais, tueldcs
iiber RotterOnm ro1 Der Sdtpeia
geianOt iDeroen ioate, beIbloanohnt,
ten iInO in, 9lnftion perfoniten.
slud miro gemeIOet, BAG hic
0raEcien ben italieuiiten 0arupfrr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

s0HOoit T. Gs5, a0n ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-12

Berlin iibcr 6aaq lnb aonoou,
~ Ge5. auiier g9ilbelm's ge.
tinoen bat iih beOcllteno gebeIicri
sSnnerbnlb elmer g9ode Oocr se6n
ld1en miro er tpieoer sur Gront
nbreiieu fonnen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-15

.......r .... rrr. .
'.''''''. '''F
famous country, however, lh' ate
t.muts foo keep uudsHuuinul between
terminals often leads tn thp serious
error of hoyy audes suuahuo.s
and Grade must therefore hahuudIcd
together Tho best location IH one
which Be- slwiHut bon general direction
is free FROM steep GRADES is located
Ou a1lId ground and serves the lurEcst
possible number of people Roads
should bc located for the benefit OF
thr public us we'll ua the private land
owner
mn. elimination ,f ouo or two etccp
Jtus ,p "a limo .of r,ld .,,uI frauu,uuy
.,p9llo horses d, draw u,r., ar fouI,
f,uca as much as lhr,. could drov ON
t1o olJ r,,J n iul.s anpro,iu,ately
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-15
POOR school GRADES
LEAD To SUICIDES
VIENNA HAS REPUTATION OF
HAVING MORE SUICIDES THAN
ANY OTHER CAPITAL.

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Niennese
are trying o shake off the unenviablc
record Of having a higher percentage
Of suicides among them than the resi-
dents g. any other European capital
For the first time in many years there
is a decline in the number of sui
cides and cases Of attempted solf-de-
struction in Vienna; the record for the
past year being 1885 as compared
WITH ,5jS in 1912, notwithstanding
that the past year was a bad one
from a commercial and labor stand
point. II appears that a large num-
pcr Of women who decided upon sui
eide failed I'm their attempts, while
men generally undertook their self
destruction with a determination that
was successful. As usual, the black
record includes many children, whose
motives were traced to unfayorable
school reports.