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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
GiHe @arnaas 8rtsort@ Ses
@roBeR,

SIN Isbeuidbrigen &riea bate
6risori6 Ger @roBe pnatirIi6" audi
nit 5lauma6ern gu tGmpfen. Srieos
rid Der .groBe mafte ni9t LANCE See
oerIeiens. Ct erIieB 1851 cine 8ers
f%iguns, bic Die r8ofhde 3eitung4
oliO nieOergdb:
pgs fin0eH fi9 i'm gublicp miiBtqe
2euts. bic NIT GrOi6tung uno De-
bitirung fdlfder unb finiitrsr gla@s
tidten iid %omuiiren. Sober miro al
10 poblmepnenO 9eparnent, Ii8 0ers
glei9en Sroi9ts uno 8erbreitunqen
poblbeoddtig gu entbalten, in6em
man bon MunO gu Muno ben SGter
Oaourd berousbringen miro, 0a Elm
ieber ieinen altsfdger nn3ugeben ipiTs
len muB, unb an Dem oereIei6en ites
ben bleibet, folder miro Dbnna6s
bIeibIid nod MaBgobe Ieines Gtons
bes nit &iniperrung in oie 5eItung
@pnnOdu pOer Nellenmortt, 6auss
bpigtep, a~alan6sbof nno 4r6eitss
baus, Obne lunge GormaIitdt, ssitraft
tperben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
Die &nTcu in g(ntDerptlr.

Mdn erinnert ii6 Ser iiberraI6sn@
Den aunos: 20s, 30, $4,000 Rufz
fen iinb in S9ottldnb, in gnqIan0
geIanoet: tags oarauf taudten tie
i4On in Calais, 9Iten6e, autiperpen
auf unO bielten iif bier nit qrober
9artnddigteit, ~penigftens in ben
Spalten Der 3eitungen unO mod ldns
ger i'm MiuuOe Der 2eute. 2or0 &its
4ener bate ia BON einem ,formiOas
beln Sattor" sereOet, nit Dem Der
5einO nod niht gere9net babe: ba
mar alfO bag 6urdtsinfIDbenOe. uno
mander pirb nod, ais Antfperpens
Sal beranridte, auf gefangsne Rufs
Zen, aofaten, gaIdtiren uno per
peiB mas fir aiiatif4es gslinOsI ges
re6net baben.
gi6ts ben olleoem. Seine Rufenz
feele NOR aus Qr9dngelst ibers Meer
getOmmen. 4ber pie Oeun in ben
Muno Der 2eute2 2oro ait6ener
fol- Dem RGtIeI IelbIt auf Die Gpur
getommen fsin, uno Die @rttlrunQ
tIingt an ii6 gar nidt libel. Sn sis
mem 9afen Der NormonOie ODER pie
carbie Ianbeten zines abenos QroBe,
bdrtige, f4peisiome MamI9aften,
duffaaen6 dn9etan. Sin SronaoFe,
Der elm ipenig GngliI9 beritan0,
fragte Die iIm ie0enfdas piltpmmez
men 9ilfstruppeH, tppber tie tdmen.
n8e come from 8oBibire!" brumlnte
Der 9efragte. 4lTo Sdotten, ehte
SO4lan0i6ptten aus Der @rdFI4aft
Rob. Der 6ran3oie ober berltano
bas anoers - Oenn fir iemano, Ser
ni9t gelau subort poer bic oft siems
lid unbeitimmten unb breiten enQlis
I9en 2oute ni9t geniigenb unfera
IGeioet, iinb Die Ramen ,&oBTbtre4
uno oRuita" fait gleidlauteuo
aug RuBlonO tamen fir i'm ois
%fremoortigen @eIellen. Dds mar Sem
5%rdnaoien, als neue GrI1einuuq, ies
oenfols nod srfreuIi6er ais Elm
Ra4Idub bDn %GngIdnoern, uno 10
Idpang ii6 bic &unOe BON Den ruiz
fiden 8unDesbriibern nuf Den Jias
geln Der SrsuOe iibers 2ana, I'M NIT
sntIpre6enoer aenoerung Der Sc
fiblsnerte aud nod Deutf4lau0 su
oringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
SiOrn Siarniun ii6er bic 9emtidcn.

Ginem Mitarbettsr bes ,grtrobIa,
bet" in 9openbagen %gegeniber iprady
8iOrn 9iOrniou ii6 unldngit iiber
feine 8eri4tsritattung aus. Gr Be-
tonte beren llnabbdngigtsit, ertIGrte.
er uerI4psige Dartn aud ni9t, fpas
ibm an ben 0euti9en nidt gefaus,
unb fiibrte etpa folgenbss aus:
nNas ibm 8spunberung abSpinge,
lei Der frObe @laube an ben Giea,
Der bas beutl9e Bolt beieele un6 au
elmer Ginbeit made. Gs Eel feline in.
nerite. tieflte lleber3eugung, baB bas
Doll ben arieg nt9t getpolIi. qber,
als er fam, itano es einig ba. 9ieIs
allgemeine geseiiterung perIprshe gus
tes fir bic 3utunft. Rad sem ariegs
perbe bag btutIde @plt in ben 8ors
bsrgrunb treten Dor bas Sser nit
Ieinen 8oionetten, hinter BEN es biss
Der perborgen mar. Gr CLAUDE Be-
itimmt, baB 9sutfflanO gegen SN
unb Meit erfoIsrei9 fein iperbe. Die
9eutf4en, bic Qnttperpen in sipDli
9ogen genpmmen bdttsn, ipiirbeH au5
paris ns6msH uno GngIonb gu 30
ben tperfen. Die Aubs uub Das
SeIbItbertrauen Der Deutl4en Iei cine
6Glfte i6rer Gtdrte. Die onbtre Be,
itsbe barin, baB iie fir cine Soes
tdmpften. aa9 5rontreid tdmpfs
fir fein annO, ME DeutI4Ionb fir
feline Selbltdnbigteit; aber ent6ebrs
niht Der anmpf Der AuIieH iebes
etbiIden Moments2 Dos 9ln6nis
3ipiI6en GrnntrsiA urb RubInnb unb
England iei u~ngsiunb. Die Granscs
fen ieien friiber niemaIs enaIonbs
freunoIid getpeisn unb bdtten gng-
Ianb aud ni6ts su panten. England
hobs ben arieg eetpoIIt, RuBIont
bate ben &rieg niemnls pbns Gnas
lamb i'm Riiden getpoat. Grantreid
perbe friibsr oOer fpdtsr sinIehen,
bob es bon GngIanb binters 2idt
sefiibrt porcen Jet"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

- Mobern. - Rrititer: ,sSbre
8iegenlieber Derraten e6te Mlutters
freube!"
oQ4, bic Sinber OerIoret, ndbrsnb
i9 bt9te, mein Mdnn!"
@eGungen. Meutter uno
GnGter Iu9en Elm 8eI9dft in elmer
grpBen @taot un0 befrogsn iid bel
einem arbeiter. Ser fugt tbnen, OdB
i6 bas geI6dft in Der ublonOFraBe
befinbe. NIs Iie oprtbin tommen,
eripeiit es ii9, ooB bas gef6dfs in
ser @ostbeitraBe 1T. Dd meint Die
alama our So6ter: yl1ie toantea
mir aud 70 etnen einfa9en Wana
iragen, ser tennt iia ooa niht In
ZEN &la6itern aus!"
Rsi6tfd. aeierbiit (3a sis
rem 3iDiliiten): Gin lleberf4ltibea
sur '9anbpebr gtbt es fir mid pidt,
iolange Der &rieg odusrt. SD ireros
alp ndbrero oleler 3ett tt9t siterl
aIte Sungfer: ., tpie iino sic
Oc9 bsneioenspert!
SubiIdumsfreuoe St.
reniIIimus inIpi3iert bds @efdnsnis.
rggie LANCE, db, iiBsn sic ihon24
9efungener:: rSsut serooe fanfunos
5ipau3ig Sabre!!"
eereniFimus: sNsb, FamoS. gang
famOs! @rotuIiere Sbnen ber5lidl"
9umpr TN GeIbe. sol.
sot: Mie rie6t oenn meme 3igdrre9
aomerd0: 9rn, Die fpllteTt BIZ raus
der, iDeuit Der Ttin6 tommt, Damn
reibt er ausl
9ebonfenfpIitter. Dos
0eben gleidt oft elmer popierfobrit:
Die f6Ie9teiten 2unpen erbaIftn off
oas bette anislen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

/ Ofn =" NNtNhH NRNff" ~ 49,
tslts bsrntiHeno ben aopI. Der Did
ir mar isbr srItaunt; er batte elm
jungenfsrtige antiport %eripartti
~aitber Wlsilter, itiutspegs, ss Il
mir cine srobe Gbrs, Iisbsr Mlsiiisr
| Sbrt Werts ufp.4, bic gauge gu
hummer aompIimeHts, nit oensn b.
qsuis ibn 81 pIassn pfleaten. qbeI
nein, fs idste nidtsl @rotsr ma
Hidt nir dberraitt, ,r mar aud
Elm iDenig snttauIdt. gsritobIen be-
irahtstt tr RON Der Stiis ben &C.
isnttsu aopf. ben i6OHsn Gals, hi
cole SduIierIiuis isiHsr R%eiitsefdbr'
tin.
PI0bli6 srbob fs f@ unb Dsri
iu@is bas GsRIitr berab5uIaEen
@roisr beetle fid, bsrbeBuiprinoer
unb ibr ben tIsiueu Dienn Su erpsir
fen. fir ben is nit elmer groSi0Ien
traarissn Reisung bts aOpfes 0aRits
GnoIid cine, Die iia nift auf'
brGngt, laete or Iid. 9ieaeiht tennI
is mid hidt, absr mad Der Qrt gu
idlisbsn, in Der Fs mid anfangl
anlnb ....
llnO @rotsr, Der Is babte, ipsnn
Jremoe ibn a%nreOeter. pinIhts, ic
mogs nit ibm fprsdsu.
sd bin fi6er", iagte er, .OoB Ger
Rau9 Gle bod g%enisrt, gnG6ige
Gron, oieler belle 8abat entbalt
Opium, UNI sr Isste bic 3igors.ts
fort.
Die llnbetannte beobo6tete aufs
msrtlam feline 9epegungen unb
idittsIte ipiebsr ben &opf, ie Id6elie
Iisbsnspiiroig uno I9pieg. Der
@sgsnias spif6en bieism G9reigen
unO ibrsm 2dbeln rsi5ts feline Ieu.
gier INNER mebr.
r6inbsn sic nift, Snb IS siebs2
Col i9 ui6t bds Gsniter f6lieBen2"
0n geI6ob etfpas Reripiroigeg:
tie i90ne, blonde Dame nabm aus
ibrsr Safde Elm Roiisbu9 un6 i9risb
nit GROCER. oeutIi9er Sdrift in
Sieies:
.Meiu Ssrr. i6 bin taubTfumm
uno babe iie eben ni6t Deritanbsn" /.
9roter mar 70 betpsgt bon OieIsm
llngIiid, OaB er teilnabmsbpa ici,
Hen 6ut obnabm. Damn i9rieb er
in ibr 9oti3bu9:
sd bsrli6sre sic, gndOige 5rcu,
neiner tiefsn, hodo9tungsbolen
Gpmpotbie". llnb baruntsr IeBte er
ieinen Ramen.
Die Summe ergriFf bas glptiss
fu9. als nGre Is cine t%oltbare 9eute
limb FEB Is in ibrer Sai9e perIdnins
Den. 9lsi9 oarauf errei6te Ser 3ug
ftiu 3iel. Rdi9 nubm Iie ibrsn Sut
unb Sdleier, itieg aus unb ion6te
Dem 9ihter einen bantboren Bid
ndh.
3pei Soge fpdtsr tpnrbe in 5rau
Suidnnss 9arten Sennis oeIpielt.
pSpiele bod oroentlid" f1gte Sus
idnne sn ibrsr 5reunbin Gla.
sd lam beut nidtH. l.
sWlon lam, mas man pia@.
rNi4t INNER, Guii, osnte rur all
Grid @ruters 4utogromm!"
yRun, ia, Iiebe gqu, 0ag belize
i6!"
llnO iis siIt in Sng Saus uab
tommt triumpbierenb nit ibrem of
fenen album 5uriid. guf einem Don
.uaegoriI4en Rrbmes3eiGen umrabms
ten 8latte left man bic 8orte:
Sd Derii9ere sic, grG0i1e SSrall,
meiner tisfen, bo4adtungspOaen
Spmpatfie.
Grid @roter.
9lGe Iinb begsiItert.
p9as lit eritounIi9! @ie BAIT
0a Oas nur 70 f4nea errsi9t2"
pSd, Iiebes 9inb", antportete
Gruu Sufanne, rbns iog' i9 uiGt.
9as 1T msin @e6eimnts."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

nurOm loui. bod ais otr gsridls,
bitnsr Rubf sstO;tH purbt Is loiorl
mdnsdeufin.
aDaB, WlDler0 unb mtine 6ttren
@dtoorsnsn. mar bic 9btorlt Der
yoltBtt-sins Gteorlt, bic tn psr,
ihieoenen 6dupibshanotsilsn alsr,
oiugS auf bloBin acmbinaiIoutn bs.
rubte. Go sum @siipid tpar Is ba.
mails uidl mogiih, ben Ra6ip,is Al
fiibren, odb un0 tur6 men bic eta.
tue n ben Seller Der aqar, aast .ga.
rode gtbrdhl por0sn mar. Die fat,
iiidsn geipeiie idJitntn un5ursidsnb
pHb cine 9srbailuHs 6ss 9sr6a@li.
cen uidt gsrediisrtisi. Sd mo6ts In
oisItm ~3uiammarbong nod nuf sis
ne GimsIlsit cinssbsn, cine Inter.
adungs Iinoe, aus Der ben gsamten
Der ariminulpoIi3ei Elm 8orputi aes
-'ndt psrbsn .cnnts Wesbdlb, 10
t6nnts man iih frastH, parsn Die
gsumisn unisrsr pOIi5si BEL ben srs
ten Ra9forihunasn i'm 6anIt oss
9srIdpunbenen ni9t auf Die Isbr
rabe Iisstnbe Sote gslommen, oaB
oua bic RisIenltOtus i'm attlier nns
tsriuGt iDsrbsn miiFt2 Dem fiber.
lid iOnnis bic Geld, in ibrsm Sns
nsrn Dsrborsen ieiu. MbIOrb nno
msirs 9erren @eIdpOrensn - i9
muB unisre 9sdmten gsssn stnsn
.bsrartigtn @oriuurf in S6ub nsb,
menl Die Statue fab 10 aus, ais isi
le i9on felt WohsR p%ollenosi. Die
GinItlerbano oss WorOers bate Tie.
berbaft s%sarbeitst un0 cine gerdoe8a
ungsbeusrIi9s 9ciituug poIl6rd6t. Sn
Den Ieasunobreibig GtunosH. bic
pergiugen, ebe ser alarm geasbsn
purOe, muB er obns llntsrbreduna
an Der iiinitleriidsn @tiultung Dea
Weries %gsdrbeitet babsn. Wdbri9ein,
lid gebraudte er aud tiinltli9s Uits
tel, Sei5ung. In ndditer aGbs b.ens
nenbs qsirolsum!ampsn, UNI cine rds
f9s gerbGrtung Der dlbsren Cons
i9idt at er3ieIrn. Go bel penia.
ltsns baden Die grtunOigunaen BEL
Grpertsn ergsbsH. Die 0btrfld6Iid.
ieit uuo Sait Der arbsit al, geipiHen
Stelltn bate nuY Elm Sddberitdnbi,
ger entbedsn to:Inen. 90 muBten bic
PoIi5eibtdmten, dig lie ons 4teIisl
betratsn unb ogrdiu6ten, pbne mel.
seres annsbmen, oaB bic unfdeinsno
uerbdrtste SpnmaFe Der Hie
Ienftatue ais 8eritsd nidt in 5raas
iGunte. Nus cen Qtten 9ebi
liberties berDor, DAP bic Statue, if.
re 9srbdrtung iInb bas llnterbleibeu
llnteriu9ung aus bisIem 9run'
Be bon Den 8eamten In ibrem Be-
riht ausOriidlteh eripGbnt tpurbe
S6 CLAUDE, Dies ertpGbnsH 8u
mii6en."
@dbrenO ol fieIer G~r6rterunaen
oss aronanipalis, ole in ibrer iuri.
llmftdnoii9teit unb rebneri
ilbeu greite Ie6r piel .3eit in On.
iprud nabmsn, ioh Gillian rsgungs.
los Oa, itarr nrr g~ntIsBen. @ai
unO nur cuff 2llerts tonntcn
6diIOeruHgen Der Eat binpsi
Ten. Sic mar ipradlos Dor Grauen.
GesbaIb aIfo hate 4lpbFus az.
d pie9en! gleris nIfo alsris! -
Sic tonnte bas ungs6euerline
.iht FoFen. Das Motib tpel9es
fonnte Der Mann aebabt bus
zen, Der Der Gteblingsueffe ieines
gepeien mar, Der aners
.dnnte Sauptsr6e zines risIiesn Der
.lOgens -.
0ortIebunQ folet.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

- SmpfinbIiaer Mnngel.
Dame (DOr ibrem 9arbsrobsi9rant)
.SotIettsn bub' ib tpabrbaftig genug;
fdaoe nur, bd5 es nidt mebr = Sds
ees3eiteu sibt!4
8sranappt. abpptat our
elten Sunsfer, Die sinen Wlann pers
tIugt, Der lie I'm Barrie setiBD: sd
oente, ss nirb nidt bel gu MAIDEN
Isin!. J. So mar bod isOenfoIIs idOn
Ountel!"
2dtbeberbIite. ,Wleire
9erren, aud pDr Goof bat li6 ldon
man9 iiibuer 5orider am aDropol
Die 3Ornsr abssitOBen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
GiHiaGss esrrrH. Naasbemb.
On fOQf. \

1ldIitdt Bee Sioifts. unb mas ~bsIunotrB
ms Gspi6t fdnt, III, ie 1sIta Iih BE-
osutenb biligsr. 9ds bier iuuItririe Wius
fer 1T in 3nabens unb Strreaeroben srs
bdltIi4 unb fam. ME bic @bbiloaneen
5eigtn, In bGT6itoner Gorm eearbeitst
iusrbsn. 9sItrsiIier Jldnta unb glautl.
lttte iirb bic STANDARDIZATION unb msiit
kssbrtsfsu Gtofft. Sir fsine 6emben
ipdblt man Dafdisibs, bic gang bor5iie.
lid i'm 9rdesn III. Tan eebrdu9t sur
gtrarbsituns fir mittler, Mauuesgr6Ben
AZ garbs BET SO 3ua brsitsm StoFf. aiir
elm ! anaben bon IA ,Sabrsu esaiiesn 81
gorbs. @OrrGtgis ifnS iola.ROs @rGbtu:
$3.50 sou 8ruitiptite unb anabsugF6s
Zen bon Sis Sabrta.
Notwithstanding.
Di.fs Muftsr tp.rbtn an irgsnf
cine qbrsFs ssgsn g~inIsnoung Dta
Preilss stfaidt. Mon s,bt drummer
unb @rObe uno 6ie polle Mbrefs
oeutli9 ssfGrieben an unb fdide ben
Coupon nebF 10 Gents fir ieoss
beftelIte gilfter an bds
Omaha TribuneP PATTERN Dept
1911 Sutparb et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

Q OIitif6ss WOrffpitL
Die 5einot tOnnen's niht fuIIsn, b1b
mir iie INNER faiIen uitb linen, trob
ihrer lIebermad)t. in Der Maat
iiber iinO!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

Sn Der 9 9iBenItnft.-
5elbpebel: aerls, ibr ioIIt beira
Sprung bns reGie gein onsieben.
BUR tDenit eld bdsIelbe aboeI4ofIsn
iii. ijt es eun geiioittt, beim Sprung
nos Iints 8eia ansuslebenl
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-21

Gridieg, Harry Mower; Mines. Tully,
O. ;. Palmer; Misses Isabelle and Oarol
clapp, Edna and Gertrude Tully and
Richard Tully.
The following was overheard in front
OF Lefeher's store last Tuesday morn,
ing Yes, said one of the women,
who was describing the last illness Of
a friend she WAS taken Suddenly sick
with pantomine poisoning, and two
doctol came to the house and insulted
ahoa' Aer and disgrammed her case
very elosely They decided that She
had fssen some fish or something that
had Paragraphs in it, and so they gave
her q hypocritieal Injection of serial
that rould destroy the basilica, but it
didntseem to help any, as she was
soon u a state Of chrome"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-21
! COMMON COUNCIL.

The Common Council met in regular
session last Tuesday evening. Mayor
Perry IN the chair and seven Aldermen
present
Ala. Voelkel moved that the reading
Of minutes of preceding meeting be dis.
pensed with and minutes approved as
printed,
Waiter L, Koenig was appointed
Justice of the Peace for the remaider
Of the term expiring in April, 1915.
and the appointment was confirmed
Letter from city engineer regarding
improvement of 6ist Street, read and
referred to committee on streets and
city attorney.
Recommendation of committee on
text books of tire board Of education
that .Prokoschs Introduction to Ger
man. be usedin place of 'Joynss Meis.
ner's German Grammar" and sGoyerp
nent IN the United States" read and
referred to committee on judiciary.
whe reported same back, recommend.
ing that the change be made. On roll
call the selection of the text book com
mittee was approved by the Council.
Petitiou for cancellation of certain
street Improvement bonds held by MIR
=, y HoYt, read and eferred commit
tps. OF finHnea
aE Fers ssili-a40nthly payroll re-
ferred to committee on finance
3 Resolutions providing for oiling 54th
aud State Streets read and referred to
committee on streets, reported back
and adopted.
Resolutions providing for construc-
ton Of water mains on Robertson
Street, West Main Street and State
Street, read and referred to committee
ON streets, reported back and adopted
Resolution providing for oiling d
Grand Avenue reported back and
adopted.
Resolution providing for paving por
tions of johnson Avenue, Cedar Street
Otto Avenue, Morgan Avenue, Percy
Avenue, Sixty-frst Street and S;xtietl
Street, reported back and adopted
Bills and payroll allowed and order
ed paid.
On motion of Aid. voelkel the Coun.
Gil adjourned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-21

FOR SALE MORTGAGE-On $500
mortgage drawing 6 per cent; well se-
cured on Wanwatosa city lots. c. &.
Wade, real estate and insurance, 500
Church Street, Wauwatosa. and room
81 Loan and Trust building, Milwau-
lSee
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-21

FOR Household furniture at
sacrifice. Enquire of Mrs. John
Eriksen. Ludington Avenue, halt block
south of Stickney Avenue. Tel. Wan.
279 X.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-21

FOR RENT-Four roomed fat Suit
able for one or two ladies. Apply at
IS West Main Street. 25w3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-10
Citizens Party Makes Gains.


Norfolk, Va. June 9.-'rhc Citizens
party captured fourteen aldermen and
councilmcn out of twcnty-four contests
in to-day's elections, and named their
candidate for the Board of Control.
The total vote throughout the city
was 59l9, about l,400 loss than was
cast in the contest last fall, involving
others of the local "Organization"
:. $. nottingham won to-day in the
fight for Board Of Control, defeating
piummcr Pannill, who ran as an indie
pendent. by i97 votes.
Successful candidates for the Board
of Aldermen Were: Snellings (Cit-
Truxton (CitizcnsO. Dccring (CIt-
i%cnsD, White (CitizrnsD.
For the Common CoumcIl Ovcrman
(CttiHcnSD. VICES tCiti2cns). Corcla In
tprganization). FitZFibbon (Organ!za-
ti"nl. johnson tOrgani@atiom. Roper
iCitizensD, Sergeant (Organizatiom,
liam tCitizcnsD, Scahury tCitizcns),
Mintcr tCitizrnsD. Mayo (CitizensD,
PEBBLES tCitiZcnSD.
II Is indicated that the Organization
retains control Of the aldermanic body
ana of the common branch by a margin
OF one vote in each section of tn.
many close votes this will not be in
NariablE true, because there ar. a few
members OF the lower branch with in
dependent tendencies. and citizens
party leaders declare they will have
control IN Joint session.
lanes V. Trehy did not figure in n
local election contest. Mr. Trrhv an
bounced publicly Il little while ago tim
he had retired from politics
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might he accomplished on ground which
VIII cost. without Improvement. $4,000
an acre and that the homes built.
after city improvements had been in
stalled, could be rented for sl675 n
month. lie brought out the fact that
tho rent rates in Richmond are un-
hi"h. a condition caused by the
scarcity of ground. and that these
N'. hindrancc TO the
progress OF the city
ia, Chamber of Commerce has
Tor It's purpose the furtherancc and
promotion of industry and commerce
i'' h' civ. II was particularly inter-
es,ed in theSc things. Mr. Dabncy said
One @! ihe things most essential to
city rrogrcss was the development of
the idca OF group centres so that the
w"ii<ingman might he provided health.
inl. cheap and adequate homes i'm
near proximity to his place OF
labor The fact that such were not
possible III Richmond has caused the
rapld Srowth OF the suburbs. to a great
extent. he said, for n large number
OF tnesc sections arc mad" up of men
who work in Richmond. They arc able
To secure cheaper living there than in
Richmond. The fact tina. some sec
lions have grown more rapidly than
nav others is due, he said. to the
fact that better transportation facil-
tiieS arc offered than elsewhere. I.iv-
Ing was cheaper there than In the
city proper, he said. in spite OF the
tact ihat rates on fire insurance, water
gas. telephones ana other utilities
were higher than in Richmond
ERoW'fH HAS EXCEEDED
ESTIMATES OF EXPERTS
The witness showed that Richmond's
growth had Ear exceeded the estimates
or experts who had looked over the
ground for certain local enterprises.
and That Il conservative estimate. based
on The growth during the last ten
.'ears, placed tho population at be-
tween 500. 900 and 100000 by 1890
Cross examination ON the part OF At
torn"y Smith failed To weaken his tcsti.
mony TO amy apprcciablc extent
John stewart Bryan testified that he
had watched the rapid growth OF Rich
inond with interest and that he felt
IL was time additional territory should
he taken in. Ike said that he knew the
city was badly congcsted in many sec
lions. ana mat IN i"oi II was the most
crowded city Tor its population in the
country, with the possible execution OF
iiohokcn. \. j. He said that as oXccu-
tor OF the l.aburnun estate. of some l2O
EXPENSE with city improvements. he
desired to petition the city to annex il
one OF the most important points
brouSh, out by Mr.. Bryan, in reference
TO the county'S attitude toward land
owners there. was his statement to the
effect that lienrico absolutely refused
to care for the roads or even to aid In
caring for them in that locality. He
said that natural development of The
city demanded that l.IhUrnum he taken
in. and that although il would increase
ms taxes without giving any improve
mcnts on the part OF the city. he would
believed the city needed additional ter
r!tory He characterized rs mario ~
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DO YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

When your kidneys arc weak and
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches
and you do not feel like doing much
of anything. You are likely to be
respondent and to borrow trouble,
Just as IL you hadn't enough already
Don't be a victim any longer.
The old reliable medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and
tone to the kidneys and builds up the
whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilln is peculiar
combination OF roots, banks and
herbs. No other medicine acts like
1t, because no other medicine has
the same formula or ingredients. Ac-
cept no substitute, but insist on Eav-
ing Hoods. and get 1t to-day.
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LYNCHBuRG DEMOCRATS
ELECT MUNICIPAL TICKET
For FIRST Time I'm More Than n Decade
Majority Pnrty IInS
(bDuosifIon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, June 9.-Thc DEM
ocrats to-day for the first time in more
than Il decade had opposition in the
municipal election, but the ticket nom
mated in April by primary selection
was elected. The new Councilmcn be-
Gin their term on September /. when
half of each branch retircs.
The total vote was I23. the total
Socialist being only -.
The successful candidates were: John
u. Oglcsby, DR.. james Morrison, VIII
liam King and Or. John w. Carroll for
the BOARD Of Aldermen, and John w.
Woodson, Il. T.. Mcnefcc, John Victor,
Edward T.. Shcmcy, John l.. Bahcr,
Thomas J. Williams and l.. Goodman.
for the Common Council.
There is no doubt that the campaign
on for Mayor. which eliminates in Il
special election two weeks from to-
day, oVcrShadowcd to-days election
and cut the vote down.
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What a Local Conductor Will
Tell You

Mr.. Barth lives on West Main Street.
Richmond, Va, occupation street car
conductor. Mr.. Barth has been en-
played for seven years by the Virginia
hallway and Power Company rs con-
ductor on the street railway For two
years has had an awful lot OF trouble
with his stomach and bowels; pain
In lower right side; was told ho had
appendicitis; bowels would bloat to an
awful size: felt like something gnnw-
ing ut navel or was eating away his
insides. Sometimes the pain was so
bad he had mustard plasters put on
his bowels; was taking everything he
could get, but nothing he had ever tried
did not seem to benefit him. 4 friend
toll dhim about the Quaker Herb Ex-
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All Incuuhcnt- I,c-l:lccted.

TSPUVTII 20 TIC TIlleS- LlSpatCh.
y" <''.' l;t Va. June 9.-Thcre was
very light vote polled here to-day In
The election OF four Aldermen and eight
members OF the Common Council, all
Of the incumbents being elected with
out opposition.
They will he indicted into office
September next.
The newly elected Councilman by
wards are as follows:
Aldermen--First. Jacob Brill: Sec
ond. George III. Robinson; Third. Maui
rice wilkins; Fourth. G. j. w. sum
mcrs.
Common Council--First. T.. T. Mar
bury. John l-eadbcatcr: Second. vii
liam Desmond, {. William Wottlcs,
Third. \. -. Crockett. James w. Bales;
Fourth, Nicholas j. L2wler. Charles
Hendheim.