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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03


case. The leaders Of both the demo
crat and republican parties In the
house made stirring speeches. appeal.
ing to the patriotism OF the members
regardless Of party affiliations. to de-
feat the amendment which might In.
volve the two nations.
The leaders declared in their ap-
peais that the adoption Of these
amedmments would seriously en-
barrass President Wilson and Secre-
tary Of State Bryan In their negotia-
tions with Japan, and inject further
difficulties into the already delicate
japanese situation"
A. result the house defeated the
amendment Of Congressman Hayes Of
California. and by vote OF lS2 to 6,
failed to adopt the anti-Jap amend
ment proposed by Congressman Raker
of California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

ton are hereby required 10 ....
ana answer the complaint ~.
against YOU Ia tho above suti,i.. -
an ~ before Saturday. the n.
af March. ipis. that being IN. ~.
day Of tho tine prescribed In IA.
are for publication OF this .uu....
and u you fail 30 TO appsar .,a :.
a~sf. Tor want thereof the o,.,.,.
viii appb to tho eout, Tor III. ,,,,'.
demanded In tho complaint. In -.
Dor a judgment asaias, tho ,,,s a.
teniah,, Frank Irish. Tor tho .,u :,
1900. together with interest ,b,,..'
al the rate of 10 pef cent per ..,.-
trom January >. islz. aud 10, ~.
further sam of ts7os paid ON, a.
'asea oH said premises. With altar,
thereon a, tho ratio Of 10 pes CON, =.
aahum from pseomber -. isi, "A,
Tor tho further sum of ,iuo a, Alta,
ns, foes Tor Ias,ita,las ,Als .ul, A..
for tho eosts aud disbursement. A.,.
Ia, ths, tho said sum OF js;.o.. IN,
in,.rcst thefsoa at the rate OF 10 =,
sea, per anaum from ppeombs, !,
1919. DO declared TO be an aaauio..,
lssn nn said pteals.s 10 tayu, -
plain,la aud asaias, dsisaaas,. tAu
the usual decree 10 made .og Ii, Al.
of the lands ana premise. as.s,,s.s
Ia plsintin's mortgage tha, 10 /, a.,
woa, hall of nasthsss, quartz, n
aestioa thirty s,o, aaa tho sAs, lsli
"f tho southeast quarter as sss.~
hiesseea. and tho east halt Of IL
soFshsas, quarter OF .es,i0a ,Ais,
all In tesasa.p shiS,y elss, ssx,s
range ,ra cas-. OF wiiisAs,ls uss,s.
taa. In ofssna
That tho said sale DO ,aaas by ~
shsFin OF klamath eoaay. ofsSss. a
aaaasF provided By iaw rasi u
proceeds Of sala sale be applied II Il,
pap mea, Of said Iudsmsa,. islss~a
costs aud attorneys fesa ass aii n
fgaias costs That plalailr have q,
ssutioa against the aefsaasa, tos a,
bataacs that may tomals aas -
pls'atin after appiy las ali The ssesssA
nf aaii sale a. above provided. rnu
tho detSaiaa, and all pvrsaHs sisis
ing asdss him sasseaaeat TO tAs -
ca,iea OF ptsiatia's said tzssssss
apoa sata iaaas Aad psomssss. ellie
As purchasers. laeamb mbsanesfs o. ssa.
orsisc maj be barred ana fosseloss
pf all right. eiAim or equity os ~
asmp,loa In saa TO said Asss ~
PREMISES aud ever Part ,ksessf
That piais,in have saea osAs, ~
further relief a. to the court nsJ
so-aa iust aaa eaa,tAsis,
This sammoas 10 served By psslses,
'nio shose"s In the Eseains Herald Z
daily nessespes Of general eisssA,
'ioa pabilshed In kiama,a esxsr.
pFosoa. BY order OF Hoaosasls ttssr
T. heasoa. iad6e OF the abovs ssr
led soaTt. raaas. dated aHa atss y
'sid sul, a, klamath Falls. osseA
IN Tho stth day of Jaanasy, 1914
shish sa!a order requires ~
iuinmoas ln said sui, be pas,iska
'aee scrh sar = period OF els sas
tpeati'o ~sosa. from the ss,h ay u
'ahaarr. 1914. the date Of the eN
'asliea,loa Of summons prsssfIssa b
aid order.
HoLt.o 0HoEanEck.
AIgnsa-, fnS pf.trgt4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
LOOMS BUILDING
BEING REM0DElED
OFFICES OF ATIORNEYB AND
DENTDTs ON SECOND FLOOR
ARE BEING MIXED UP As A
RESULT

Law books. desks. dental equip
msnt, In fact. all sorts Of once furni
ture. b bestrewn through the corri
dors Of the LOOMS building thil
week. while carpenters and plasterers
are at work tearing out partitions and
making over the once arrangement-
Dr.. Frsd wsstsrfeld's ONCE Is big
gsr - . result The former location
Of Horace Nanningis law once has
been remodsled. and nov ID occupied
By Dr.. w. A. Lsouard.
The rooms that we're used BY DR..
Leonard are being torn up. and a .
result. c. y. Onsill and Horace n.
Naming viii have . suite Of four
rooms. rscsption room. private omces
and library. J. H. Carnahan's once
b also salarssd BY the changes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
NEWSPAPtRMEN
on WAY HOME
REPORTED KiiLED Nv rHs fEp-
ERNi. TROOPS SOME riME tGo.
LIBERATED TO-DAY FRoM MEx.
IrAN PRISON
United prcas Service

OAKLAND. Feb. ] A telegram
received today from tho American
consulate at Ensonada atatra that
Robert Harwood and Mortimcr Miller
tho Oakland newspaper msa whom II
was reported were slain by tho ted
eral troops for smuggling arms across
the border. scre released from Jail In
Enseaada today. following a trial.
Thew will be- started to-day for
San Diego.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
Nosiec Ut fiaai srssicasrss

In the County Court OF the Stat, @,
or-soa. Tor kiataath coaa,y,
In tho Matter OF the Estate OF Haa,
jorsen Nielsen. Deceased.
Motto. Ia hereby Gireu ,ha, the
nndefaignrd "a administrator Of tho
estate OF Hans tofsca Nielsen. do,
ceased. has nied In the eouaty eoar,
OF tho State OF orsxoa for the coun,y
OF klamath. his haAi account a. sd.
mlnis'ra'oE OF said estate. and the
court has hnod Saturday. tho 2sth
day OF February. isi<. st the hoar
OF 10 o'clock In tho forenoon Of said
day. IA tho time for hearing objss.
lions. u any. To said account ana the
scttiemeat thereof.
Dated this 3ad day Of January.
n, 4. NIELSEN,
As Administrator VI the Estate of
Hans jorxsn Nielsen. Deceasea.
2a-3i.7.it.2i-h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
some CLASS TO
REGISTRATIONS
CHICAGO WOMEN FIND TRAINED
NURSES no TAKE CARE OF THE
CHILDREN, AND AIR HEAVY
WITH PERFUMES
United Press Service

UuIteu FT018 b0IVIC0
CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Women in
great numbers are registering today
to vote at the aidermanic primaries
February 24th.
Trained nurses were provided to
take care OF babies. the floors are cov-
cred with rugs. and the air Is laden
with perfume.
II Is expected that 10000 women
will register today. The "soCdety
wards" are packed. and iimousines
are out getting women to the polls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Napoleon III strictly limited
preachers before him to quarter of
an hour. and u they exceeded II an
officer OF the imperial household step
ped to the pulpit and stopped the dis.
course.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Leaf tobacco imported into France
during the nrst eight months OF this
year weighed $4,000. 900 pounds. an
increase of 100000 pounds over
the corresponding months In 1912.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Save in cases Of emergency q con-
tinuous 24-hour rest In every seven
days must be given employees Of every
factory and mercantile establish ment
In New York state. In accordance with
the provisions of q new law,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
ESPEE BLOCKED
BY LANDSLIDE
TRAINS ARE BEING HELD AT
DELTA AND AT KENNETT. PEND
ING THE COMPILATION OF A
.sHOO.FLY~


Unitsd Press Service
REDDlNG. Pa. Feb. 3.-The ShAs-
ta Route on the Southern Pacific ID
blocked today as the result Of land
slide at smithson Siding. near here.
The slide is eighty feet in length,
and the tracks are buried to depth
OF seven feet.
Trains are being held at Delta on
the north and Kennett on the south.
A track 10 to be built around the slide,
In order to prevent . paralysis Of the
systam.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Persian customs returns for the
first six months OF the present fiscal
year show . total increase OF $780,
900. or 10 per cent over the corre-
spending period last year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Photographers now receive IiEht
very similar to that through the ira.
ditionai studio skyiisht by vapor tube
electric lamps filed with carbon dior.
ide. Instead Of mercury vapor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Tho Anglo Egyptian soudaa. with
an area OF 9st.sto square mile. and
a population OF 1900. 600. extends In
tho north to the boundary Of Egypt.
In the east TO the Red Sea. Italian Fri.
,rera and Abysslnis. In the south To
Uganda and tho Belgian Congo. aud
In tho west To the French African col.
oniss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

will meet anybody's price on any
thing In my line. This means mail
order houses. bankrupt stock or local
composition. can buy a. cheap az
anybody and maybe q little cheaper.
as generally have the price when the
bills are due. McHattan. Est.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

A delegation sent TO Tahiti. so.
cie,y islands. by tho French minister
OF colonies has recommended por,
improvements there to cos, t.sso..
600 gold In order to mcc, tho big In.
crease In trade which Il Ia anticipated
will follow the opening OF the Pan
ana canal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Tradition says that King Solomon's
pearls were from Ceylon. and the
Phoenicians went to those coasts for
them. The earliest mention of pearl
fisheries in Ceylon occurs in the Raja-
Will Chronicle, 306 B. C.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Among the improvements in the
Dairy buildings Of the Oregon Agri-
cultural college are new steel tubular
stalls and stanchions. Lumber mats
are also being laid ON the concrete
floors to protect the cows from con-
tact with the cool cement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

An Agricultural College mo'ab's
arhool viii sisit nurns February 10 TO
81, rrinoylllo trbruaf, ~ Ia ~, aud
klamath faiia the ursl week Ia
March
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

The ka!bab and tho coconluo aa.
t'onai forests adjoin each other. Yct
II takes from tow TO three days TO 20
from one 10 the other across tn,
Grand Canyon OF tho Colorado
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
ROCKEFELLER IS
HIT FOR TAXES
on rEUDLER ~ ORDERED lO
FAY NEARLY TIN MILLIONS On
Personal. PROPERTY ~ rME
u.eyEiA>D COMMISSION
United prcss Service

United Ffcas SeFNIto
CLEVELAND. Feb, ) The local
tax comm iszlon today demanded that
John u Rockefeller pay ts.ees.ooo
taxes. fhts IA based on an estimated
valuation OF ssoo. .ooo, 600 In per
sonal property
According To tho commissioners.
Rockefeller has JUS, established 4
toEal residence in fast cieN Gland I'M
der the ucw state taN law.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Thorc ID no producing nickel m'no
IA tho United states Tho output OF
ulekri from domestic orea 10 merely q
by,produe, from olscfoyt.s of tho
copper frnnori.a,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

merely want to put you right. II
l meet anybody's price. l guess that
Is low enough for anyone. even the
lowly. This CAB about me being high
priced ID pure fiction. See me for the
best. McHattan. Est.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

There are several bands OF the Per-
80 nfat-taiied sheep on the national
forests Of southern Utah. The large
Tat tail sometimes weighs as much a.
forty pounds. and. like the hump Of
the camel. is reserve supply Of nour-
ishment when food II lacking.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Most Of the musk that b imported
from Thibet b bought By . French
arm and b used In the manufacture
Of psrfumery. The expectation Of
musk vas very light in 1911 and
1919. due to the Chinese revolution
and Sighting on the Thibetan border.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
Town Topics
Goes Home.

Mrs. Mary II. Reed. who has been
visiting her daughters. Mrs. A. l..
Leayitt and Miss Rose Reed. has re-
turned to her home In Doris.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Old papers for starting 6rss. Ten
cents an armful. Come and get .
load. w. o. Smith Printing Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Asbestos deposits throughout . re-
sion approximately two BY four miles
u sxtsnt have been discovered in
Natal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

The "i's-mics" ssri,ieat Poii,y 10 .
winncr. Ash Chiicote. am Mails o.,
phone 10,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
To San Francisco.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Albertson left
this morning for San Francisco. for
short visit Mr.. Alberston Ia one
Of the councilmen at Pelican City.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Subscribe for the HArald, SO eeuts
. month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Subscribe for the Herald. 50 cents
= month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Herald want ads bring results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Here you see an Americans made
spring suit. which Is ~ stylish ~
many French fashions imported for
the spring. This is what . fashion
expert has to say about Il:
1T would appear that any one
could manage the making Of q suit
now, considering the simplicity with
which the most stylish Of them are
cut and sevsd. Just . few square
pieces and q few seams. and the beau.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03
Suiuas,s,oss

suma,ons
In the circu!; Court OF tho stats OF
Oregon. for klamath couu,y.
Emma u. Grixsby. PiAintin.
Frank Irish. Defendant,
To Frank Irish. the above nam,d do.
fcndant:
IN th" name Of tho s,ai. OF OREGON
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

Police Judge Of the City Of Khan
ath Falls. Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Yaiis. orsGoa.
January :. 1914. t.S.I.oh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-03

st.si.Tsttrsi.ss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
gerIunaInOti,en.

Serr uno 5ran Otto gor6ert,
friibere 8ertpolter 0es 8euti6el
Sauies, iinO geitern BON sS0abo,
mo iie nloertbdIb Sabre ouf Der
Snrn tb1tig fpnren, ndd) Omaha
5uriidgefebrt, mo lie bon ibren bic
len 5reunoen nit 5reltoen begribt
murOen. SER gordert bot, tpie
iein 9(uSieben 5eigt, Dos alima
nidt nertrogen fonnen, nesbolb er
naA bier 5ltriiffebrte. Ser Sobn
Der 6an1ilie lit ie0o6 ornltBen &c.
blie6en. &err uno sSrau 8or6ert
oerpeileit borI1ufig bel ibren Ser.
nunoten, Serrn unO SSrau 3. 9fee-
Der, gu 8eiuf) uno iperoen iidl ip1.
fer nnh geeigneter 9etbdttgung Inn.
iebeu.
Die MitgIieoer ser ct. Marin
Wogonlena Court go. sol tparen
geitern 9(benD BET Serrn unO sSrau
SSyobu UfiIer, 1909 4 StraBe, Sii6.
Omaha oIs @1ite cingelaoen. gs
totten iif oemt aud pieIe 9omen
nebIt Serren eingefunoeu. 5rnu
MiIler erbielt BON 0en 9amen ein
i9ones @eI6erlf beItebeno ous einem
SiIberierbice. 8ei 9etiif, @eiang
un0 geu1iitblider llnterboltung fIog
Die 3eit all3u idneIl oabin uno man
uuBte ungern Den Seitntpeg ortre-
ten. g[qe glnpeienOen nber idieOen
nit Dem gelpuBtiein, BEL Der 6a.
mile 0iilGar eiuen redt bergniigten
glbeno perlebt 3u ba6en.
5reunoe oeS Serrn 4aspar
Sfneioer, Ser iih gegenpdrtig gum
@eiu6 Ieines 8rloerS Diarttn 3002
iiio. Is. ct, befinoet, iiberraidten
i'm 9onnerItag 2lbeuo ourh einen
angenebmen 8eilf. @S maren 5u.
meiIt S6ulfreunbe &ospar's, utO
iie aIle botten iif aus ldngIt Der.
ihtplunbenen Gogen biel 8u er8dbIen,
Monhe olte @rinnerring tpurbe allf-
gefriid)t, uuo mander S5ugenOitrei9
in'S @eoGdtuiB 5priifgerufen. @aor.
tin bate fir eiuen 10 fanoien
Gropfen unO 0ito SSnlbtB Gorge
getragen, ooB Die 8beilnebmer Der
8eieQihaft be1ite germ Dem Sti.
ben6oden elltrinnen lIuo geatur
fueipen nlo6ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
las bo6miidle Snrnfsit.

9onneritog begomn ons 8reistnr.
men imb Is tpur0en ourhipeg CUTE
9ciitungen er5ieIt. SIN Ger1tbetur.
nen geipann Srant 9Siroief bon Sc.
oar Gopios, Sn., ben eriten Breis,
sSm 8oIfsturnen oiirite Senrp
G6mio[ BON Chicago ols Sieser
bcrborgeben, 6enn er lit oIlen anOe-
rem I'M 9o6iprling un6 I'M Stnb-
bodiprung nett porous. gei Der
lesteren llebung brah Die Spritng-
itange, ino nlir fpie ourt ein 8ln.
Der entaing Der iingeIurner ihlim.
men 9erlesungen. 9eim lesten
Sprung errei9te er Die Sohe bon
10 5ub 6 3oG; onerfenuenstpertbt
2eiihing.
9lot ben llebungeu fono in Der
9urnbone cine 5eitlihfeit itott, ipel-
die bon bunOerten BON &urneru be.
iilGt ipuroe.
9lorgen gtndnlittng finoet Die
groBe Strnbenpnrnoe itott, uno man
ertpartct cine rieiiee 9etbeili9ung
icitcns Der gobnlen BON Siio.Gma.
ia, uuo Der iuiliegenoen 0rtitai-
ten.
Sountag geadyntittos miro i'm
gnieboII 9arf elm grobes Sdau-
tlrnen nbgebdlten ireroen tporaui
@oup. N1orebeuo eine 9ieoe bdIten
unS Die SreisbertbeiIung nor9enont-
mci iperoen piro. Gas SeIt bat
bis iett einen erfoIereiGen gerIaui
geitommen. Die frentOen Turner
ipreden iif iiber Die @oitfrento.
i6aft Der Smnbo'er lobeno aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
+, Sol. ROOisbtlt bsriIast.
@iaiam garnss ir. Oerlanst bOn
ibm $4,000 SfInoeHeriab,

9leip gorf, "a. syitIi. = Der gor.
iiben6e 6es repubIifaniiden Giants.
GentraIfomitcS Mm. @ornes jr.
bat eeaen Sol. glooiepeIt cine ouf
$4,000 IauteIoe Shaoeneriobflaee
oubdngig gemnd)t. lpeiI oieier i'm
in einer aampognereoe ifmablid
olrd Die Sefcl ae5ogen bat. Die
alageihrift mur0e glooiepelt 6urh
2. .. s5pens, 3ooiepelts glooofateu,
SuaeiteIlt. 8ieler muroe bon 9ooie-
belt bcr5lid begriiBt. Barnes mag
rubig Hagen, ingte GooiepeIt. lid
babe nifts eeinet mas id nift
perontlporten fam"
gtofoem Barnes Die glnflane.
itjriit ourdgeIeieu bate, bemerfte
er: .&crr HooiepeIt that i'm pori.
gen Sabre etipns lineepobnlihes,
inoem er einen 3e6ofteur, Der i'm
einen 9ritnfenbolo eenon1t botte.
ouf Sfaoeuerios berfIogte. SD
foIee MIR benz BON ibm sesebeHer
geiipieI."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
DER Strtik
in Rn6IanSI
Der Seiud brs frau55iiIdeH yrd,
iioenten Oaburd berintrGd.
ti9t iuorocn.

Ct 9eterS6nrg, "a. s;uli. - Der
iron3oiiide 4rdiioent aoincnre bat
| in gegIeihtng 0es ErenIierminiiters
giDiani St. PETERSBURG, no er
oils @ak oes 3nren einige Gage
ipeilte, oeaoiien uno ii6 nod Stod.
bolm begebeu Der 9ein9 oes
Brdiioenten III our6 oen Streit
peieHtIit beeintrahti9t iuorOen.
8ie 3ltiaHmenitoBe 5iuiIha1 Wai.
litar ulo Eolijiiten einerieits un0
Den Streifern moererieits Oouern
tort. Die glrbeiter Der 9ieaierunas.
sIrtiaeric @erfitott O6uf6off ba6en
Iiih ben Streifern ebenfnas onae.
iGloiieu. 8auienoe Streifer nno
gerionen, Die nit ibnen iDnlpotbi.
4ren, oe1onlmelten iidb Dor Der tai.
ierliden Gor5eaanfabrif uno iDorfen
Die sSeiiiter elm. Die YoIi3ei uno
ons Dailitdr beberriben INNER nod
Die Situation. Die 3ob[ Der De.
tooteten lit beoeuteno GROCER, tpie
offi5teH genlel0et.
gIeih mad Der 9l6reiie oes Bra.
iiOeuten Der fran50iiihen RepubIit
bat bic ruiiiide Regierung itrenge
RaBnnbmen CUR llnteroriifiing Der
StreifiItritben getroffen. Bier Gar.
oefabaaerie Regimenter uno Wlo.
idinengenebr glbtbeilungen iino
gegen Die unrubige 8epolferung ob.
geia1ot poroen, uno man befiir1s
tet. ooB peiteres i6rperes glutber.
gieben beboritebt 9tus 6enltern
nebrerer 4ripatipobnlingen tDurDe
nuf DtilitGr geieuert. Die S1u-
ier iuuroen seitiirntt, uno 6ie sSil.
iniien fortgeifleppt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
9emOfrutsu bon Soma.
eitOrfrage tObtseidIBieesn nnb Gran,
eHitimmredlt iOa Onrdl
5nitiatipe rrlrbiat
luer0en.

Council Bluffs, Sa., "a. Sidi.--
Die 0enlofrotiide Staats aonbeu.
ton BON Soma Fat IN ibrer EIat,
form Die 6ra1e Der perlonIid,eu
5reibeit itiaidneigenO ii6eraouacu
mO Die 9lmpenOung Der ssnitiatipc
unO oes 9leierenouns fir Ole @r.
Der 5ralcnittnmrehtsira.
&c ln0 anoerer 5ragen BON itaots,
meiter 9eOeittimg empfoblen. Bon
oielen Seitsn ipuroen Die Gemotra.
ten eriud)t, cine liberaIere Stel.
lung an @uniien Der perionli6en
Jreibeit 81 uebmen, bod iuaren iic
aniheineno ilift gu iiber5eugen. bab
oies gum gcrtbeil Der 5nrtei icir
iuiiroe.
Ter Stootsberbdno Soma por
Orrd mebrere 9eIesnten bertretcn.
@dbreuo Serr gbiaip 9lnores, ge.
oofteur Der 8rcien BreiIe, Die 9eIe.
gaten i'm gin5eInen 5u beeinflui.
len iuhte, erihien 9leo. Or. @. g
Braun Don SDnian, Syo., ais ge,
ooqmddtigter oes Stoatsberbonoes
Dor Dem gieioIutionSfoulite unb EN-.
piabl eiue oircfte SteaungnabmG
5u @uniten Der perionIi6en 8rei.
belt. Die Serren pnren I'M Ser
5eu 6a5u nidt abgeneiet, bieIter
es nber ongeiihts Der Stequngnob.
me Der 3epublifaner, ole Ole ga
dc aud toOtgeidpiegen ba6en fin
oos Bette, ebeniaas Oen Dtuno 81
balten uno SeudIerpolitif 81 trei
ben.
Die lSro6ibitioniiten, inter sSlb
rune 6es i6per be3ablten geritfs
reformers Sobn 9. Somn1onO Dor
3eS Moines, ior6erten cine gSrobi
6itionserfI1rung, nebrere sSrnuen
rehtIerinnen cine @rfl6rung A.
gunften BON 6rauenitimmred)t, obei
1le plroen pom aomite u1tbeadte,
gelaiien.
Die fonoention lit ie5r etltbuiins
tiid berIaufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Slnt66ite IdRt nift mad.
go 1T nur ein Number, ban bieirl-
be niflt mebr 9lenidenIe'
ben furoert.

Chicago, "a. SSuli. S5n man.
den 5taaten ser llnion bat bic
Sise geitern einen nelien gieforG
erreiflt. IS lit oIs Elm 8unOer
5l betradten. oab 6ieiel6e nid,t eli.
ncn beSeatcnoen @criilit bon Ulei.
idenleben i'm @efoIae gebobt bat.
S5n Chicago tparen 100 @roo in
SdottcH; es mar Der beiBeite 3a1
I'M Sabr. ct. 2oltfs bate 110
grao ouf3urpeiIeu; mebrere gerio'
nen tpurnen bon Der Sise iibertn1I.
tigt. ssSn GfIdbomo uao g}iiiouri
t1men biele Sisi6ldee Dor; Guthrie,
Off,, 6otte 103 @rao I'M S6otten
Sort Scctt itno Great 9enb, aas.,
berihten 103 @rao i'm Sdattcn
@rioleD, 9as., 102; glt9iioft, ao5.,
100; in beioen StG6ten rpuroen 10
Berionen bon Der Sise iiberp1ltigt
Syn aanids GitD berrihte ebeufdqs
eine borbariide 9ise, bod ipuroe
MIR Elm SisihIag eeneloet. 9bi.
Iabelpbin bate 81 GraO au oeraeid.
nen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
griHs ostar's Sodl,sit.
SdmisreneeIOrr itrens bcrbOtrn. =
graHO IN ciuer 9rrennnitnlt. :
paiareu erirunten. - StaiIeripnia
uH0 Serben.

Berlin "a. SuIi.-Gie germdb.
limg BON 9rin5 Ssfar, fiiniteH
Sobnes Oes aaiiers @iIbeIm NIT
Der @rdtin sSna Marie b. 9dlielpit-
9epeboip lit anf Den 2S. September
ieitgeiebt iporoen. Gs miro nlitge.
tbciIt, OaB Die groltt 0es 9rin3en
Ssfor BON greilBen 5ur Sod5eit Den
SiteI s@rdfiu b. Jiiippin" erbalteiI
miro. 9as lit elmer Der llntertiteI,
melde Der oeutide Ssaiiet ais So.
nig BON BrellBeu fiibrt.
iSn gerbinoirng nit Oem 4ro5eB
megen 8eitedung beim glnfnIi bon
Wailitdrpferoen erlicB Der ariessmi-
ntiter ein idaries 8erbot gegen oas
@eben bon oSHnliergeloer" nn In.
terofiiSiere uno Wlonnidaiten o0er
eegen bic glnnabne iolder.
Sn Gaaoorf III Die bef1nrite ST.
renonitolt dasgebronnt; bns 6euer
mar i'm Srodenrnim entitanoen. Ga
Die Gage beoroblid ailsiab, 70 pur.
be Die gerIiner 5eueripebr 5ur Silie
geriiien. geionoere glufregltug ent.
itanb inoeB nift rno oas 5euer
puroe nod Idngerem Sample &c.
I6id)t.
9lug aroIIeu al Scr ODER (Jlesic.
ritngsbe5irf 5ranfhlr) miro geueI.
oct: glls 1or9aiier Suinren iif oiIi
oen Ritt nadl ibrem llebnngspIas
befon6en, gerietben mebrere in Elm
tiefes God Der ODER, unb 2 ertran.
fen. Die iibrigen pur0en MIR nit
GROCER Wliibe gerettet.
sSn Der @rubepleiltefolonie &aO.
boo, unipeit 5arrnL @eitfnlen, CAB
es boien gidodu 5ipiifen 8ergarbei.
tern nad einem 3edgeloge, 2
Wanner tpuroen erltoden, llnO nod
piele an6ere tpuroen i9ner perlest.
@iet, "a. s5iili.-9as 8iener
,,0eue Gogeblatt4 Oa8 5ufpeiIen
balbamtIi6 1T, beitatigt, oaB Der
aoiierfonig 5ran5 Soieph Die, BON
@rai 9erdltolo mo 9ilinsfi inter.
breiteten @iiniiterbeifliiiie geneb.
nligt. Gr eulpfing aud cine glboro.
nltng Der ierbiiden 2an0tagsnotio-
naIpartei pclhe ibm ibre Ireue
fir Ole Wtonardie Deriiherte, un0
fuarnie Dor Der gersiitung Der ier.
bii9en Sugeno ourd grOBierbiitje
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