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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31
prO6i6ulOniaU0e anr6(d9el

.@ctrduten an Fripat @erioneu ri.
reft ODER 0lrf 8piihenbdnoIer be.
.ireiben, uerordugeu. Sflieblih pill
man Gin @eieb erlaugen, meltes
iibcr1aupt Den lpiitcniiaatlihen
Sransport BON aciitiaen @etrduteu
berbietet, po3l cbeniaaS bios cine
.giaioritat Der Stinmen nothnenoig
.iit. Die 8eiabr lieat oarifL bah
.OieIe aougreBmitgIieoer Die niht
.fiir birefte rationale RrobibitioN
.8u BADEN iino, iolde inoirefte Mab.
.reaeln. bic idHcBIid cine rationale
@robibiton %bepirfcn. mterItiiben
peroen imo ebeuio beitebt cine arc.
&c @eiahr. OoB Die @robibitiouiiten,
0eneu mbegreu3te @elomitteI CUR
&erfiiglmg iiebeh imitan0c icin
Deroen, einen groBen Ginilib All
Die Termination un0 Wabl iiir 0elt
GongreB allsjuiiben. glbjnpehreu
miro 0as MIR fem. uenn Die gibe.
ralen entipredenoe @cgenanitren-
.gunaen MAIDEN. Sicr3u lit cine
9riegstniie notbnen0ia, neldc
@rauer mo Geitiaateure nit)t al.
ieiu b~eitreiten tonnen. @ie ergie.
.bia oieie inoioioueleu 9eitr1ge iino,
.reip. ~nothlpenoig, lit Ourails sl err
.ieben oaB uniere 6einoe ibre Dit.
tel gan5lih aus oieier Gueae belie:
ben. 1emuah limo iolae in0ipi.
0uelen 8eitr6ae unbe6tngt
pom liberoIer Seite e6enfaas inner.
.laBlih uuo mir iolten meinen. oaB
es uidt idper faaen miir0e, cine
iolfe ariegsfniIe aus iuoipi0uellen
8eitraaen 30 orgaHiiiren, oenl1 as
Aanoelt iih Inn eincn 5rei6eitSfriea
i'm poaiten mo eoelitcn Sinne oes
8ortes. 9teie 3uueriidt mieres
aoaegen in Cincinnati fonnen mir
lei0er nid)t tbeilen. Sn 0en 9feiben
ser 9iberaIen gibt es feien Rode.
teller. Der ia 0afiir iorgt. OaB bic
ariegsfaiie Der 4ro6ibitioniiten I'M.
mer no6Igeni1t if. es Oiirfte iebr
itner iein, OH lt6craler Seite Die
notbpenoigen @eIOmittel fir ben
aampf aegen 0en daratismus aui-
sutreiben. Gas lit tranria aber
.leioer pabr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-31

George Washington, the first Presi-
dent Of the United States, issued a
proclamation in 1898, drafted by John
Jay und signed by Thomas Jefferson,
which reads as follows:
Whereas II appears that the state
Of war exists between Austria,
Prussia, Sardinia, Great Britain and
the United Netherlands of the one
part and France on the other, and
the duty and interest of the United
States require that they should with
sincerity and good faith adopt and
pursue q conduct FRIENDLY AND
IMPARTIAL toward the belligerent
powers:
II have therefore thought it fit by
these presents to declare the dis
position of the United States to OBJ
serve the conduct aforesaid toward
those powers respectively, and TO ex-
hort and warn the citizens Of the
United States carefully to avoid all
acts and proceedings whatsoever
which may in any n tend to
contrayene such disposition.
@And l do hereby also make known
that whosoever Of the citizens of the
United States shall render himself
liable to punishment or forfeiture
under the laws Of nations BY COM
hitting, aiding or abetting hostilities
against any Of the said powers, or
by carrying to any Of them those
articles which are deemed ~contraband
by the modern usages Of nations, win
not receive the protection of the
United States against such punish
ment or forfeiture; and further, that
! have given instructions to those
officers to whom IL belongs to cause
prosecutions to be instituted against
all persons who shall, within the
cognizance Of the courts Of the
United States, violate the law Of
nations with respect to the powers
at war, or any Of them.
I'm testimony whereof ! have
caused the seal Of the United States
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gefabruuae aadreiie.


SER giu0. Mteineu, sos SID 20.
StraBe, mar flir5 por Dem allsbrut
oes aroben Grieges mad ieiuer Sei-
nintb III Der Sdmei3 aereiit, nm
ieiHe alten @ltern nod einmal SIT
iebeH. Am 10. qtooem6er beaab
er iifl BON Bern mad @enua, Inn
Don bort bic &iidreiie arjutreten
Aaes gliidte and, Big in @ibral.
tor Die Gngl1noer bas Sdtff garon.
Iano4 arbielten ul0 0rei 9eutide
mo 3tpci Geitereifer Don 9oro nab.
men. Die ~lleberfabrt lift itarf 1tI.
fer ihledtem @etter, bed ais oas
Sfiif in gleu gorf anfam, I1lte-
Ten bic 6od5eitsglpden. BERN &err
Uleincn batte iid} in @eitalt oes
6rl Bertha &nlbentaun EN- iiiie5
Nrautden mitgcbraft. init Dem er
iih III Aep Dorf in Bic Roieufeiielu
bet gbe ifmieDcn lieB. SEER 9iei-
men bat Die Sdapei5 9eutidIano,
lu0 Stnlien in oiefer aroBen 3eit
brreiif mo erflart, oab oriibeu fem
9ienih oaran glaubt, 0nB 9eutid
Lamb ie uerlieren fam Serr M1ei.
netl. Der aud Del Ausbrud oes arie,
nes iii 5rdnfreih meiIte, fuir0 uns
DenniafIt eineit l0nqeren 4rtifel
iiber ieine Grfabrlmgen liefern aui
cen ltniere Seier NIT aedt geipnnnt
fem f0nlerl
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8eiter empfu6lsu.

arlington, 2s, 9c8 1914.
Omaha Tri6iine,
@ertbe GeOdftion:
geilieaeno finoen sic einru Gbed
fir 500. Mofte Die 3eitung fir
mcpie 5dmaecrin 6rou 2o1iia Sill.
genfnnp 6eitellen; iie nolte germ
cine tlgli6e bentife 3eituug baben
mo babe ib ihr bic 9ribiine EN-.
pfoblen 6enn mir leien OicIcIbe
idion orei Sabre uu6 modlten ni6t
mebr obne lie iein
SIN Soralls ber5lid) oanfeHb,
adytnngsoollit
Sobn Silaenfomp,
arlington, 0eb. n. s. 2. 20
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Die Rrobibitioniitrn iin0en groBe
Grnutbigimg BARN. oaB iie Inn san.
ie cine. werm and uidt groBe 10
ooh immerbin cine glebrbeitt (pOn
nut Stimmeul fir ihreu &oridlag
SIR 6niiibrmg matchmaker gro6ibi.
tion erlangt haben. mo lper0en, mie
iie iaacn nit perooppeItem eiier
fir ibre S0he tdmpien mo iie bel
6rr 4snbl BON 1916 sur &olptiroge
madlc 9lidt blob aongreb. ION.
bern aud Observation-Disclosures
iollrn hieriiber chem iddrien
@erbor BON ibneu u~uter5oaen per.
ben. @em mir. 0urh traurige Or.
fahrmlaen 6elebrt, aud uidt genei9t
limo. Die Grobima aIeihaiItig bin.
stiaehmeub 70 aIaubcn mir bod oaB
fc iniolge Der Rotbpenoigfeit, bic
.3uifimnmug pon orei 9ierteln Der
Staatsaeiebaebina IN erlanaen,
nitt ourhiiibrbar ieiu mirb, inat
0as GinciHuatier u@oltsblatt~ mel.
dc aHiidlt mir ibrigens nidt tbei.
len. las .@olfsblntt@ fdbrt oam
fort: gicl erniter iaiieu mir Die On.
fiiu0iguna oni. bis 3ur 6lnfilbrung
Der n%ationolcn 8robibition nod
meitere @aBnnGuien in probibitio.
nIiHihem Gimme pom aongreB 3t
erlnuaen. @em man be0enft, ooB
Ole &ebbsaenDou 9ia iiber 0os Be.
70 6es 9rdii6enten 8dft paiiirt lit
ID I1Bt lid oaraits ermeiien. melf'
leidtes Spiel 9orlagen baben mir
Den, Sic nidt oiereft, aber in6Irett
ouf rationale 8rohibition ab3ieIen.
Gle critic 9ia bieier art, Die Dor.
herrItet miro, aeitattet feinen Steu.
crcrlaB fir @1isfep. Der i'm 2auie
Der Belt aus 0en 5aiiern nerouuitet
g9ic 0ie 8robi6itioniiten mgeben,
piir0e ous Ben gremern cine
9iebr1usga6e non 80 Wialonen
9olars Oas SSnhr neruriohen. Ger
llreite 8Ian gebt oabtu, 0as @ebb-
sermon @eicb oabin 8u nerifdrfen.
OaB Die Ginnlbr Don 9eiitigeH &C.
tranfen nlid fiir ben pribaten Ser.
6railn. Die jest erlou6t it, oerboteu
iein ioa. DDS milroe cine groBe
9n3ahl BON Geitilerien mo 8raue.
reien, sic Jest ben 9erianot BON
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;Silr aeredlte Sadie.

IeinpletoM ga, 23. GeJ. 1914.
@ertber Serr Better
g%inliegeao iinoen Gle Mlonep
Cr0er fiir .oie G~rneiteruplg 0es
Measurements. IS frent mid im.
illpr. ipenn Sire 3eituug eriteint.
sit Is bod cine ,3citling, Delde etu.
tritt fiir Die cole gentide Sadr.
gs mare @flidt zines ieoen allten
4entiden into Geufid Entertainers
cine cute oeittid)e 3eitiug 3p baltcil
mo ss5re 3eitHng Der0ient Inter.
itiihiiig, Oeiin Gle fdnipfeR fit eine
8efedte Sadie. Grgebenit Sbr
5gBn &raus
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Of America to be affixed to these
presents and signed the same with
my hand. (Seal.)
Done at the City Of Philadelphia,
the 22nd day of April. 1898, and Of
the Independence Of the United States
of America the seventeenth.
Geo. Washington.
By the President;
TIL. Jefferson.
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9rcnc @adt.


Sternenheqe 4internaft.
Giiig pelfIdt Der Goro oie gaume,
einiam iteb' i'd aui Der 8aft-
God uift 3eit it's, Oas i'd trGiIme
Bin id bod in 6~einoeslauo!
limo 10 bieler Tauicno 2e6en
Sit IN oieie meine Souo.
ST. in meinen Bid geae6en.
Sinter mir, non Grt 81 Grt,
SdIafen milo bic aameraSeu
Sordl 8ie mar oas goiungslDort ?
Sa, 10 tit es: n@ottes @naoen".
I6rdnen mir sic aalte preBt
s5n bic augeh ittpere Gropfen;
BOD mein Ser3 Ill itarf uno feit,
llno id bore marin iein aIopfen.
Niles it'll Ger blcide Stnce
2ihtet bis gum @nID ole 5erne.
4uf oas itliuime Groenueb
Sebn pom SiumcI treu Die 5terne.
Grinst Der 5eiuO MN auf mid Elm,
8ta id1 felt fir 2auieuo itehn;
1reu Der 9iliht, fam idj aaein
Sier Dem Ioo ms antlib ie6n.
lrifft er mid. i6 baIte Stano,
Bis bic Shlaier iid erbeben;
@liidIih, 10 Dem gaterlan0
auf Der Naft iein Bllt ST ge6enl
aanera0 u, Sour0an,
60 SInnhn
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aeine @iediende-i in Ntbrnsfa.

Gin getern bon Dem Yrdiioenten
Der gicbrasfa 8ie95uhtbaboroe 8. 8.
9uao bon Dem 5tants C%bertbierarst
Or. Gal erbalteneS Ielegramm Be.
iagt, Dab meoer in Qunop.G onntn
nod in ireeno cinem 1beile oes
Staates EN- 6aa BON Maul. nn0
ALaueniende feitaeteat lei.
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To Honorable ....a..,.........
Representative in Congress,
Washington, d. G.
Dear Sir
AS an American ! respectfully call
your attention to House Resolution
H. j. 377. ! ask you to work actively
and to vote 50 as to make this bill a
law during this session Of Congress.
Name
Street and Number ................
City ............ State ............
llno nadOcm Gil oieicn @ricf obs
.eeianOt baden. idreiben Sic oen foi
.gcnocn 8meimal nb, mter3eihnen
Sic ocnielbeu nit Sbrent @anen
INTO Sbrer botler AorciIe nl0 icn0en
Ste ibn all jeOen Der 5cpatoren
Sores Staates. Bitten 5ie aac SsSbre
9efonnten ltno 5reunoe bos @leide
81 tbun.
To Senator
Washington, d. c.
Honorable Sir:-
As an American | respectfully ask
you to vote for and lend your active
support to Senate Resolution 66S6 so
that it may pass the senate at this
session Of Congress.
Name
Street and Number ...............
City ..,......... State ............
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Die @eiesesborIoeen, ouf neIfe
fidl oieie griefe beaieben, iper0en,
pelm ie angenommen itno @eieb
|per0en, Dem Gr1iioenen Bilion oos
|geiebIiAe aedt ge6erl, elm nbiotntes
Gcrbot 81 erloiieu. bos Die Ausiubr
IaQer asiegsfontrebnn0e. aiisgenoul.
men glabrungsmittel. bon irgeno eli.
1em 8anft IN Den Bereinigten Stoa.
ten mad iracno einein 8ltnft niiBer.
BALI o%erieIben u%nteriaet.
9er aOnsreE Der @ertinisttn
Staaten iOll trfldren, Usldle artifcl
inter bieieH beiOen Wrieten als O6.
iOIute aOntcr6anbe aHgtiebfn iuerOen
IOaeH. Seine Cite, bic bon irsenb
elmer fremOen &adlt aHfseltellt II,
iull fit bic gsreiHisten staatsn
6in6enO ieiu.
90 Guetl itno Olele Weiehc baum
|IuiuObl i'm Bsiit luie in Der ansfab.
ring ameritnniid.
Sober tu09rbuft irene Entertainer
|iOate naOnrd ieine Eflidjt ais gir.
ssr srfiaen, ban CT 6afar mirtt, Oak
Oieis 0eietentiuarfc nod in Oisier
Sitmng Oes aOnsreHes Onrdl sln.
uahmr Bnm Weiett iuerbeu.
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Gbrtit. 8alIboru, WliQar0.-5ie
habeH reht mebrerr Angaben in
Dem artitrl ibcr SdlpSpig.0 oIftein
raren unridltig. @ir baden oesbaI5
ae9cnipdrtig eineu Serrn, Der GRIND.
tid geideiO DciB, NIT Der abfai-
Jung einer fllr5cn @eidiftc ilber
Sdlesmig.6olitein bctraiit, bic benz
lgatbif IN Der Iribiinc erifeinen
miro. Gie Ae0.
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Safsfpnh.

SllttorL Nebr.. 30. Ge3. 1914.
Sebr geebrter Serr 4eteri
Ailbei per 9oitaniueiluug $500
GIlr 0aa oelitihe Bottle areu3 bon
NarE Irnutmalli. @nttoL Rebr.
Nittc froI e. 1T Der Iribiiue quit.
iiren 5u mpIlen.
Sodohtnngsboa
Sob. @oemmel.
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iolgt 80 periabreni
supplies 10 the mightiest armies that
were even assembled In battle arrayi
AND WHEREAS, The unitedstates
is disloyal TO itself when Il promotes
a foreign war by furnishing the
shtews Of war, while the nation is
PROSTATE commercially and waiting
for the dawn Of peace to return to
her former prosperity and achieve
ments;
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED,
That we, Citizens Of the United
States, in meeting assembled, hereby
declare that It Is the imperative duty
Of the Congress Of the United States
TO pass the necessary law forthwith
that viii enable the President Of the
United States TO lay an embargo
upon all contraband Of war, saving
and excepting foodstuffs alone, and
thereby withdraw from the contend
ing powers all aid and assistance Of
this Republic.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That We are in strict sympathy with
the Christian endeayor Of this Nation
to appeal to the God of Nations that
peace may come and reject as hypo-
crisy and national sacrilege the com
mercial spirit Of the country that is
answering our applications for peace
by sending the instruments Of de-
struetion and death to the serried
armies arrayed in struggle through
the Empires Of Europe.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That we comment our Senator Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock for taking the iniative
in presenting TO congress a re-
solution prohibiting the expectation
of arms and ammunition TO the belli-
gerents, and hereby call upon our
entire Nebraska delegation in con-
gress to do all in their power, that
this resolution viii be passed without
delay.
AND BE 1T FURTHER REs0Lv-
ED, That we call upon all Americans
to join with us in enforcing that
strict American neutrality that viii
give aid and comfort to none Of the
~contending powers and that win with
hold American resources from pro-
noting destruction and slaughter
among the friendly nations Of
Europe.
We, the president and the secre-
tary Of the above society, attest the
above by our signatures.
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SIN bente 3u Gn0e gcbenocn Sabre
1914 muroen 2436 Seiratbsli8enien
geaeu 250i int Gurjabr 1itsgeitellt.
Sheiounaen iplr0cn 63t bcalltraet
gegen 632 i'm gorjabr.
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K(aIlFfBirle an5eigen!

Suuger 2entider, Der Die n6tbisen
8apierc 8ltr lleberfabrt nod
DeufidIan6 beIitt, benz ieood Die
9aitteI feblen, bittet Dater-
lanOii6 seiinnte Geutide. ibm elm
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@0rlage fir GinieLpetitipnen.

SIN Ga6fogenOen bringen mir od cine @orlage bon Gin3e!gai.
tipnen, Die bon 9llrgern, bic 8u teiner 8erernigung geb6ren,. itnper5igli6
bGnust nerOeH fonnen. aan ihrei6e ben nodfolgenoen grief al, inter
8cdne i'm mo ffnoe i'm an ben g%onarBnonn ietpqs Dftrifes nab
@aibtngtou:
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g 3. @urlL 0a1tfNer 0pti
tsr. Nlageu nrteriudt fix griIen.
Aa3-B gren0eis @b anaba.
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RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
The. ..,.......... tName des Yer
ems etc) ........ Of ......%. tort
und staat $3.50. with a membership
of 800. lZahll .,....c citizens Of
this city, on the ...... day off,.
I191.. adopted the following re-
solutions;
WHEREAS, Ten nations Of the old
world are now waging the greatest
war Of mankind and are not only ex-
hausting their own resources, but
are also drawing immense supplies
and munitions Of war from the
United States Of America;
AND WHEREAS, The armament
and supplies that are being furnished
by the United States tend to increase
the military eoniagration Of Europe,
multiply the loss Of life, already
appalling, and cause the destruction
of property that is bringing nations
to de~solation, and assist in the pro-
longation and continuance of this
most dreadful of all wars;
AND WHEREAS. We, as a people,
from our hearts lift our voices in
prayer for peace while, az a nation,
we are aiding in war, and augment
ing the struggle by emtying our
private arsenals and war supplies
onto the battlefields Of Europe;
AND WHEREAS, Our government
has proclaimed strict neutrality and
thereby given assurance to American
citizens of all races and to the belI-
.gerent powers themselves, that we
shall give aid and support to none,
and by u acts, as a nation break
no bonds Of friendship with the
countries with whom we are at peace,
and create no discord among our
citizens here by discriminating
against their ~fatherland; when we
offer military supplies and equip
ments to any nations that choose to
buy, it is with the full knowledge
that for one hundred years England
by her supremacy on the sea, is the
master Of all eontraband goods trans
ported by water, and that she and
her friends alone can benefit by our
unholy commerce, and we are pursu-
ing that course which DIVORCES so
far from strict neutrality, that we
|injure our ancient friends, Germany
and Austria, by every means in our
power, excepting the employment Of
armed force alone;
AND WHEREAS, This country has
recognized the right of our govern
ment 10 withhold war supplies from
eontending armies when she laid an
embargo upon munitions of war when
the feeble armies Of Mexico were
arrayed against each other, never-
theless, she now offers her lmitless
.gto1Oem oieie Reiolution in
3mefe an6eraumten gargers @eriom
Gopien ourd ole unteridriften oes
treffenorn 8ereifigung begIau6iat.
W2itglieoer8abl beigefiigt meroerL Uni
ben, uH6 5Ipar je cine 5opie al jeoeu
tes, Die brittle Gopie al Den abgl
.Giitrittes.
4rdiibeut b
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@eiHdt:-@ine oeuti6e 6rou in
mittleren Sabren ais 6aushaIte.
rim mir 8itttper NIT bier ainoern.
GeiIettnnten pollen iid geiI. an Or.
%. %. Campbell, 9aaenger glbg.
ct. Soiep9. Mo., penbeu.
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6eiudt-gm Gartuer in eincm
@cu. Merdanoiie Store in einem
Der beiten 5onn5 inn oitliden &c.
brasfa nit $4,000 bis $4,000 aapi.
tai. G~rfabrnnQ nidlt mt6coingt MOTH,
uenoig. Geutider beoorjuat. $4,000
GS $4,000 Maarenporratb (1tod).
Nor. Omaha Eri5iinc Goo.
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Gile tint npt6.

Gdrltl tMe je6er Amcufaner moer5agGd iene 8iLdt Wlau IN
terehre Die omeufnuiden Burger obne Gldfdt ai lire Srfrnft bufir
ioiort oos @ldte gu t6un. SeOcr ameritoner olte fir ouic geredh
Sahe 5u baben in.
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DumbGoitrt Gnrr 2ongrt6utrtrtttr!
.Wit getitIonen ia @unittn Der Bin, ipeldDe Die ans'
fnbr naer &riegSmateriaIier p%erbietst.
Nnfrni an ale Sereinigungrn I'M
StaatSDerbanDe.

Se0e @creiuiGma IN inierem Staate ~(8emeinOen, 8ereine, soge
en) mr0 0riHaeno erudt uodiogen6e aeiolution I'M @ortauiG pe on
aeneben. annMehmen mnA oamii -mie IoLaI 30 perlahren.
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Gilbert W. SitdltDf unO Geo. u. Norris.
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geabOem oie Reiolution in euer r%egemdBigcn ODER 81 0iiem
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Police Court Record

United States Branch. Juds Pugh--William
Thorn, larceny, dismissed: Frank Cannon
permitting gaming on premises. So forfeited:
Philip Carlo. larceny, s. foryeited; William
Brent. assault. 10 days: Norton LAWYER
larceny. So forfeited: James sullivan. lar
ccny. s. forfeited: William Washington, as
sault, $40 forfeited: James u. Smith, aiIaa
James Booze. assault. Jury triai demanded. &.
ambrose Johnson. assault. - forfeited. {.
James Maxwell, larceny. So forfeited. ::
James Robinson. assault. s. forfeited:
Marian +. Sullivan, alies Marian Z. Daiy.
grand larceny. dismissed: Sarah Mills as
sault with n dangerous Weapon. bound over
TO grand jury: Charles OWNS, larceny, $50
days; Daniel Brooks. larceny. $50 days: En-
weapon. dismissed: Henry Lewis. alias
James Carter, second ofcnSe larceny, trial
March IS; Fred Holloway. larceny. SO or
30 days: blanche S. I,icks. false pretenses.
trial March IS; Alice Braxton. larceny. so
or 80 days.
District Branch, Judge Aukau,-Joscph
trial March IL Bernard l.. Henning. traffic
violation, continued for sentence: Charles
Contee. unlicensed restaurant. dismissed:
Charles Ferris. unlicensed restaurant. dis
missed: Rebecca Logan. unlicensed bar. trial
March II: Vincent Miller, disorderIy. trial
Ma March 49, Dr. Hammer; speedinE automS-
sentence; Charles wimberly. speeding auto
PaF %ss '5s March s'is9 m & e1a e 6rtsa 9s un
licensed restaurant. dismissed: Charles Hen
son. disorderly s. or 10 days; Robert Denni-
son. unlicensed bar, trial March II: George
Hawkins disorderly, s. or 10 days; William
Brown, unlicensed bar. $50 or so DAYS; Pa
trick Hawkins. disordery. s or 10 days:
Samuel Hart. disorderly. IS. forfeited; James
Butler. disorderly. s.. forfeited: Ernest
Bryant. disorderly. S. forfeited: Thomas
Corrigan, disorderly. IS. forfeited: Agnes
Hill. d,sorderly, s.. forfeited: Mary Barnes
disorderly. continued for sentence: Cyrus
Arminger fail to stop automobile wheen
street car discharged passengers. g. for
feited: Ernest Boswell. obstructing street. 81
forfeited: Russell Bowers. speeding automo-
bile. IS. forfeited; Thomas Butler. obstruct-
Ing street. 81. forfeited: A. Van Steiner
Goldi. speeding automobile. IS. forfeited: John
Hodges traffic violation. 50. forfeited: John
II. Lehman. fail TO stop automobile when
street car discharged passengers. S. for
feited: Harry Livingston. speeding automo-
bile Sc. forfeited; Irni MaCaud, speeding
automobile. s.. forfeited: John McGuiSan,
speeding automobile. s.. forfeited John A.
INLAND. speeding automobile. s.. forfeited;
Samuel Moulton. traffic violation s.. for
feited: Benjamin Morris. traffic violation. s..
forfeited: Benjamin Morris. speeding mo or
cycle, s.. forfeited Lester Rauser. traffic
violation. 50. forfeited: Thomas H. Reed
speeding automobile, IS. forfeited c. H
Renner. traffic violation. 50. forfeited;
John Smith, no Hight On automobile. 50 for
feited; John Thomas. obstructing street. Sc