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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
lleue Rfbfllion
in Sio-Atrika!

Qon6on, %. Of. - Sn Siiootrt.
Ia III cine rieue RebeIIiou niisse.
broder.. Die beriibnten gureRge.
nerdIe GbriItian be @et unO Gbri.
itan freoerid Bepers baben i'm
Orange GreiItoot un6 i'm tueitliten
EranspaoI bic Gnbne oes anfrubrs
erboben. guBer Der ReOolittou In
Der noroIthen grcpira Der Rap SO.
Ionic. bic oon SberitIeiltnant Waris
geiiibrt triro, Bat bic glegierling bee
Siioafrifnniihen lluiou seaentudrtig
nit eiHem iineIeih beoeutinesboIle.
rem aufitnnb sii tbun; iirS es 6iirf.
te idtper bnIter, oenieIben Ieihter
Sono bii unteroriideu. General Ben.
ers Iegte betnnntLih iein aommanoo
nie6er, aIs General @otha bic @of.
fen segen Die 9entihen ergritf. Sier
einsetroffene offi5ieIIe Gepeihen BE-
iogen, bob bic Rebelion gut Dor.
bereitet 1T, un0 n1ebrere aonman.
Dos bereits unter @affen Iteben.
Gie Stoot SeiIbrcn, i'm n6roIiden
3beil Der Orange Glub aoIonie, 1T
BON ben auht1nbiihen beiest, uno
bic HegieriluGsbenn1ten tpur6en ee.
| faneen gencnunen. Gin @iieilbabn.
aug geipoffneter. Die segm bic 9tuf.
| Iit1noiIhen ms sSeI6 rGden polten,
purOe obsefnneeu; Die Wtdnner mir.
ben enttpofInet..
Die gunoesregiering Sii0afrifas
bat cine proclamation an ons Bolt
erIaiien, In DeIder ouf ben gtuf-
itanb oerfpieien fpir0. gs miro in
ser grofIamation bebdtptet, man
babe npbI geipnHt, odB cine ioIfc
braue, tpoIIte ober. iiiht nit bepaif.
meter Sano einI6reiteu, nnS allies
9lutpergieBen oerrneioen. Sest, beiBt
es in Der gefnrrttmahung ipeiter.
Lit 6ie gfIiht Der Regiering fIor.
Sic lit entitloiIen. NIT feiter Suno
ben glufitanb 5it iifiterOriifen itno
bat Die notbigen WanBregeln bereits
erqriifen. Die W3ebrbeit Der Dir.
aer in allen groptil8en Der Union
lit loDal urlS min non elmer 9ebel-
lion nidlts piiieu. SobaIo tie NIT
Ser ipa6ren Gage Der 8inge befnmtt
| Iino, oanu meroen iie freu0ig GU
gum Shuse Der Sfegieritng bic 8aF.
lien erareifen iino Die &ebeIIion I'M.
terSriiden. Die 8iirgeri6oft lit er.
Iiudt, Die 91egierirng ii6er bic 0fa.
n0ber Der &ebellen au peritduoigeit
uno 6aiiir Su iorgen, oaB oieie CUR
germttporttng ge3oget merben.
3iejeftigeft, tpelhe rilbig au $ouie
bIeiben itno ibrer 8eifGftieung nod.
geben, f6rnen duf Entertaining
rehnen.
General Be Bet tit iener RaboI.
Ieriefiibrer, Der ii6 I'M gurenfriea
gegen Die @ngLGrber 70 beoeuteno
berbortbot unb ibnen rlon6e gdeoer.
Iage bereitete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
cffisieLIer Sentidler gsridlt.

GffiSicller Deitid)er Stridlf.
Berlin, iiber glniiterOom uns Con.
Don, 2S. on. - Dus @euerolbaupt.
oisortier madJt INTERN 27. Cftober
befarurt: -Gie Sbl1d)t am Dier aa.
MA unb IN Ser giegiou iii6tDeitlifj
BON qtIle tobt NIT oerlelben 9eftig'
teIt neiter. Die Gentffen ta6eu
oelten SortIdritte sp per8 irbueu.
Guf ben onoeren 5ronten BIS melt
Iihen ssriegstbedters lit nitlts BON
@e6elfhlng 5u nleloen.
Qllrf benz oItIiden ariegsibalipIab
IN Der N1be bon Augltitono geben
Bic Delfti6en Inngidm bor iiioDeIt'
Lih bon @orid)ou bnben mliere
9rlsppeu oIle @ngriffe Der &iliien,
bta bebeiiteno In Der llebfrjabl iiuos
utriidseI6Ioden. ,gtorOli4 bon
saunnaoroo bat elm neues ruiiiIhes
armeetorps bic @eidieI iiberihrit.
TEN
Berlin 2s. 6ft. (Grabtlcie 9e.
peihe.) = SoIgenoer @eridt nuroe
Itelita BON Sniiptqiinrtier erIaiIen:
! Die Guulne bon $S00000,000 lit
fitr ben Rrieesiouo einbe5aHlt NOR
ben. trotoem rtur $560.000,000 Der.
lnnat peroer. Den 9eridten Der
gaetdsbant sufolge itebeu Die S..
nmtaen bes oeutider &cides bor.
shgi&. Gie Decentralization bat
mn 10 WaIltonen obgenonlmcn, Die.
ientee bes gorgeIoes aber im 27
MAlionen Marfs sueenommen.
Cine erlgIii9e @ollnernante gsa.
mems aote $une Itellte Die gebaitp.
] t1rng ouf, 6ab beutide SolOoten ibre
ghiueiter @roee &une in Gelgien
eeiddn6et itrto beritiimreIt bdtten;
ais Beiueis erbradte Iie eine bon
puei Geiltliden un6 einent engli.
I den Heoutten eibIid erbdrtete 3et.
knoilsfnae @te MN Die 2orooner
Etmes beri6tet. bat es ftd) Dor @e.
rtdt berousgeiteIIt, oaB aate 9ume
bic 8eugenmtsioge gefalitt uno Die
gauge @ei6ihte erfun6en hntte. 8as
tsrauenSintrner tDiroe 5u 0rei Weo.
! soten @efdngnis berurtbeiIt.
@eri6te bon Gonitattiuopel teie
gen, boB es Sfpiiden Der engliiden
@drniion ufib tnoiihen Gnlppen,
bic In QleJnuoriett geldnoet mdren,
Su bLutigen 8uidp' tenftGben eefoH1.
men lit. Greib sSn0ier ipuroet
tpe' = Aufrrbrs I'M &ooe beritr.
Ale Sdbds Stems glgencD bon g3a.
ris ueLoet offi3ieI[ bon 2ouoon oab
Der engIiife Eorpeooboot5erit0rer
Badger ein oeiitideS llnterieeboot
an Ser Suite bon Sollaitb rarumte
unb iii ben @rufto bobrte. Gin
beutiber oFfi5ieller 8erint iiber Die.
ie anqeIegenbeit befagt, Oab Der 8u.
innmenitob 3milden beinen Sdiffen
Itottqefan0en bobe, bab oos Oeiitide
lllteriecboot aber nod ieineln Snfeit
NIT alien Mtann on 8oro auriidge.
febrt iei, bon Dem engIiiden Boot
ober babe man feine Spur.
Ger MilitGrforreipon0ent Der
2onbon Simes melOet, oaB bie
ihpere oeutihe 9lrtiIlerie ale
EhiantpI1ne ber GnglGnoer iino
syranSoien iiber Den zen gepor.
fen babe.
Gin prontinentes MitelieO Der
asnrtei Der syingtiirfen BAT NIT benz
\ Gmtr bon glFgbnniitan Inn gtamet
lieiner gartci Elm giln6niB gegen
gnglarb geidIoiien.
wei Geiprehung Der Gnf6iiIlitngeft
ilbcr ben enpIild belgiiden 8ertrag
I'M Sabre 1906 iagt Die gleue Bill.
4 rider 3eitlng, es lei 6amit ernie.
4 fen ipor0en, OuB nnourd ieitens GEL
gEenR ein Neutrolitdtsbrud Deriibt
! iporDen iei.
@dipeOiiibe 3eitungen berIdten,
fbob GngI1noer, @elgier uno sSron.
IIsoIen bei Sen aampfen III 8elt
BGaH0sra fOIOlinIs 0erIuite erlitten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
ssnratnnnel fertiaaeitellt.

8ern, Sdmei3, 2S. Oft. - gt1d
0reHd6rieer iinunterbrohener arbeit
lit oos Sltragebiree 6ipiiden glot.
tiers, Sranfreih, uno 8ren6en,
Sdpeia, burdtltnneIt porOen, 0ia
5trefe betrdgt fiinf W1eilen. Gte
Seritell1lngsfpIten betrugen $4,000
600, bieroon trugen oItIihe gobnge.
ielfidaften IN 6ranfreid $2,000,00O
bet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
6eftiae @anpfe an ber @eidliel.

Berlin, 0rabtlOs ilber SaDbille,
%. Oft. 8eridte aus 6eltti9er
.unO 0Iterrei9ii9er 2ueIle Ioiien er.
fennen ooB an Der 8eidieI lu1O am
San Slniie befttge Sample tobeu.
3ie 9el1tl6en itebar elmer mebrfa.
den ruiTiiden l1ebermoht gegeniiber,
bolten ben 6ein0 aber in GGofJ.
Gin 0Iterreidiider 8eri1t bon ee-
itern 2berb beingt, 6oB Die gt1iien
iiioneItli6 bon Stpangoroo 5nblrei.
DE @eritdrftnngen erbalten baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

Ibatten Bic 9elltI6en I'M gortbeiI
ieien uuO ie6en Gag tpeiter Dor.
riiden."
Die 9entidJen i'm gormarih.
Qonoon, 2S. Oft. - Die @id.
fiefeit oes beutiden 9ormari6ea
iiber ben gier.aanoI Seist lid mil
ieoer StlinOe oeittlider. 2angiam
3fuar aber unoufbottiam oringen Die
Geutl9en bonn Often Der oiif 9iin.
fird)en on un6 bic glrmee Der Ser.
biinoeten iiebt iid gum Ianeiamer
9iidaug eeStuuugen. Cine glntlter.
0om 0epeide on Den Gbroniele un.
ter Dem 8ienItog.G1tl1n Iogt: Die
einoige beute BON Berlin bier elm.
getroffeue 9epeide meloet, oob Die
s6laf)t am Dier.aunal etnen fir
Die 9srtiden giinltigea s3erlmii
nehnle.
@dbrenO Der Ietten poor Goee
boben Die 3euti6en groBe D1engen
glabrlingBmtttel, 8eden niip. bon
9lntiuerpen nod eingn i,nbefdnflter
geitinruuinsgort geIarbt. Man fiird.
tet in 2lntperpen bab EN- Mangel
ON oiefen gtrttfeIt eiritreten tperbe.
2ros Der gerfiderungen oeutIher.
ieits, oaB beren glrtiIlerie bic ariegs.
Idiffe Der 8erbiinoeten bon 6er
aiiIte SItenbe's bertrteben babe
ipuroe 6os gomboroenertt oitf bit
irneliiflide Staot beiite tpie0er 1lif,
gei1outnen.
llrlterbaIb STtertbe itrtb rebrert
Seemtnen on's 2on6 getpaIben NOR.
ben. QGe befnnoen itd in better
SrOnine, oenn Iie erpIooirter
prompt, ri9teten nber feinen men.
tenstpertben Sho0en an.
Die 8eltiden firb cine f[eint
Strefe bon @eftenoe 5uriidgefaIler
un6 boben bic &iiite sipiIden 0Ttenot
lrnb 9node ftarf befeitigt, gainer
iperben in ben Safen bon 0itenOt
eeleet.
glan fbGtt bier Die @er[uIte te,
9eiitiden pGbren6 Der SdIadt siDi
ihen geteuport nno 0irnloe olI
10000 SoOte uno 10000 Geriurn
oete. (8os eIatlben oie grintntig
Iiten 9eutidcnfreler nidt) g8db.
reno oe8 berqangenen Sonntags ia
men 400 Subriperfe init gertplmoe,
ten olr6 Sitenne
0ie 9eitti6en baben sobIrei6e Or.
tiaerie allf ben 3iinen 8iuiIder
&pit iuO Gninberg po|tirt. sim
8abnsiige NIT @eidiieen tuur6en il
8eebrlfgge berlaoen.
@r6hte SdlladJt Ser gseltaeIdlidlte
2onoon, 2S. OF. Cine bol6t
lWhIlion frii9er fran5oitIAer 9r4p
pen neroen birter Die fron8oitibt
Sdlo6tliuie bel Giru1loe un0 ga
@aiiee Geiporfen, Inn 0em ilnqebeii
rem 9lnlturm oer 0eutId)en 9lrnet
MiOeritauO 8it leiiten Die Sltlammeu
Igebraht tporoen lit, nm bic emf
giiltige GntI1eioung Der Sdllodt
bon 5lanoern Der gr0Bten SdIadt
Der &eltgeididte, berbeiSnfiibren
Shon lett Iino Die 9lnqritfe Den
0elltihen bon elmer bis6er I'M arief
Intdlt oageipeienen &eftiafeit. g2ihi
I'M @erineiten entmitbigt olird, oit
Inufeinonoer folgenoen sSebIidlsat
lipdhreii0 Der lesten Node, oie liner
Ian 9o0teft un6 Bernun0eten ida
titngsiueiie 10000 Dfann qefottet
baben bringen iie Elm Corps bes
nftinen &eeres nod benz anoern at
Die 5ront. itnt oie bon ben Ueo
/ litbinengeihiiten Der BerbiinOeten ii
Iibren gleiben geua6ten 2bden o1tf
SufiiLlen.
Der 8ormdri6 Der Gcuti6en oiil
/ Die aiiitenb1fen,. fpie mans htei
nenrt, ldeint Suni Stpben gefcnl
men 8u ieip iuenieitcnS boben BIZ
9euti6cn felt Dem ltsberaang iibai
| Den 9ier.aanal inenia oOer aal
fetne Jortidtitte gema9t; ilt0eiier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
Gra6Iidle ;samiIientraaSbie.

@oIesbitrg, Sn., 28. DIT. - Scr
biefige &onbitor 8iG SO. etrcutberg
eriaob IN ettent @utbanfol[ feline
oret 4tneer, bertpunoete ieine SSroir
im6 begtng 6ontt GeIbftmoro.
Stron1berg botte nit leiner sSra1
Streit oebabt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
@eripnalien.

SRI. @ertruo aoeper, So6ter bon
Serrn ultb Grau SSris &oeper, lit
geitern aus europa 5ttriidgefebrt.
sic bat biel sSrttereIiauteg iiber ben
&rieg 5u beri6ten, beIonoers ober,
6nB in Geutialoro olIes rrbia lit
un0 SStouItrte rno @eperbe ibren
regelmGBigen @ong geben. gieIe
6abriten arbeiten l1e6erSeit, I'm Dor.
rattle fir 0ie QErrnee al beIdaffer.
SRI. &oeper beiudte ibren gtaffen,
eineit Sffi3ter in 9reg0eiL Der lest
bic nelteinge5ogenen &rrppen aus.
biI6et ltlto Der ibr mittbetIte, ooB
3eutf9lon0 1ieutals Wangel an
Sol0nten baben tpiirbe. 3ie OFFER.
piligfeit oes 8ofes, beion0ers 0er
5rauerpeIt, lei erItonnIih. aieLa
boben iib ioeor bereit erfI1rt, fiir'B
8dterlane tn's GeIb Su aieben. SSrI.
aoeper brobte bieIe SaitrioItt6ten
iiber ben &rtee mil, oos.6eite lit ober
Die buntoriItifhe 2on6farte euro.
po's, tueI9e seigt, Dte bic Seinbe
DeutI9loro's bos olte 8oterlonO All
berihluden eeoodten. gie Hosen
aber at bel obaebtfieR itto perben
an benz gtfiert erTtifeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

uie oob elm @eidoB elmer idperen
Sou6ise 6os Sberoef oes Srtunpb
an Ia. 0ftober burhI1Iagen babe
uho oab 6os oe1tfdbe &ononenboot
aSSaguor" Iei1t beih1oigt tuurOe.
4rrns aerit6rt,
goroeoiir, 2S. Oft. - arros, Die
SauptItoot oes 8epartement Bos De
gaIais, 100 Meilen rlorooitlib bon
Garis, ftebt infolge oes fltr9tbaren
@onbar0en1ents, tpelbem ite ausge.
iest 1T, in G1antmen uto lit bent
llntereong getpsbt. Die Stoot
3dblt pieIe biItoriiden @ebGltoe unO
eine tpertbboIe 9ibltotbef @lei6.
seitis 1T iie etn Didtiges gabn-
centrum.
aa6 1tnterieetrnuspOrfbOOt
Berlin iiber aopenbogen un6
2on6on 2S. Oft. - @s Dir6 be.
ridtet, 6ob elm tteuer Spp unteriee.
iider 8oote m @lbtng ttrt6 Sam.
burg geboiit miro, 81 oem otsidIieB.
lihen 8Ded, Eruppen Sn tronspor.
tiren. g8ie es beibt bofft man, nit
Silfe folder 8oote iiitbemerft elm
@eitnSe dil errei4en ltrt6 Srltppen
aus 2on0 iesen All fonnett
aein aIfOboI fir SOan,S atfins.
2onoon. 2s Sft. - 4rieasie.
fretdr 9orb SsitHener ridtete bette
etuen Gppen an 6os DubIifint, in
benz er. ouf Die Bi8tiefcit bintpies,
baB Die arltee, 6te iest tn Der 9lus.
biIouns begriffen TT, IN gutter pbp.
fifher @erfniii,na erboIten perOe.
9ies, fiibrt 2or6 RitGener aus,
tonne ttitr 6irrH itreage Wi1btgfeit
eraieIt per6en. Ste 6oIodten, faat
Der Rrieeslefretdr ieten beitrebt, 10
idnelI aIs ni6sIih pbpiifde Eaug.
lihfett gu erIanger. url6 bos aeub-
Itfitm tpirb erfuGt, bic SoI6dtea IN
Sieicr SinIiht au aHtteritiiten, IN.
benz man oobcn abftdnb nebne, oie
ongebeaben &rieper fretslbaIten Gr
ihIdgt bor, boB lit ben Gegpit0en,
in Oenet bic GDIbufeu itdtionirt
| Ifilt0, ausiAiiiie aebiIoe4 iuerbetL bte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
Nent fSIammento6 enfrifien.

Bdbreno Gralt sobn ReIIel, 1851
iiibl. Ctr. fpobnb1ft, beute Iorlnit-
tag ibr Sous oi,f mertige glugenbIide
OerlieB. INT orauBen elmer GeIdiF.
tieitng ttofaugeben, befnerfte Ee
pICtIid Glanliuen aus oenr Snnern
oeS &di,ies et1boridlrduett. Chr
bteridbriees fronfes atito befan0 iidj
TN Shlnfjintmer. W1it eineln Staret
hes Sdredens Itiirste bic sSrou III
Oos Snus ituo es geIong ibr, Oos
&ilb, tDelhes bon Oen Maild Be-.
reits ftnrf st Ieiben gebobt bottle,
In Si6erbeit 5l bringen. Gie Gnt.
itebnnGsuria@e oes Geuers lit iirbe.
tarlit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

ben SoIoatcn bic Rotbmenoiefeit Der
@ntbaItianIteit prebieen mo oieien
bebiilflifJ Iein ioqen Der geriudung
81 tyioeriteben.
Die llniDeriitdt bon edinburgh
ertpdbIte 2orb Seitdener eiHitimmig
sum Mettor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
g3erehtister 9Sruteif.

glr1IteroanL iiber 2or6on, 28.SH.
- 9ie a6lner 3eititng ioot, 0aB so
groBe $drtoelsb1ufer glnttperpens
cine gtngobe on ben amertf1niI6en
@eianbter gerttnHt boben in mel.
der eegen BITE unberorttportliae
8erTtoring ibrer BoorenIoger b1trt
6ie grtten energifd proteltirt nitro.
Sie berloneen BON Der britiihen &e.
gieritns 23o,oo0,00o Gruufen edo.
oenerfas. Dte griten botten oie
@ooren in ntiitbnil[iger Beiie BEL
ibran Mbdug aus Der Stoot ber.
ntdtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

gfutIteroaut iiber 2onoon, 90. Oft.
9(us Der 4gtorbbeiitiden Mlge.
meinen 3eittng@ ettnim,rlt man
bier, ooB bic 9erIulte Der sSoponer
an @efoaenen uno gertpunoeten fiA
uuf $500 beIdiifen uno oab ar ibre
8enIiibnneen Titng.Eoii gu iiebSxNL
btsber eeiheitert 'ieien.
Berlin, 2s. OFT - 9te nsSronf.
fitrter 8eitlrng" nieIod, boB SiDet
jopontidje 2rieesidiffe itno oos bri.
tifde 3riegsfbiff pSri,tnlpb@ 9itng.
tau erfolglos bOnbaroirt baben, TO-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01
HANDWRITING TO TAKE PART IN
IN MURDER CASE

Albany, N. Y, July Calling Of
a handwriting expert to analyze sew
eral mysterious documents upon
which the state depends fer-strength-
ening of its case against Malcolm
Clifford, Jr., for the alleged murder
of Chauffeur Frank j. Clute, was ex-
pected to close the prosecution today.
So far Williams Travers Jerome,
attorney for Clifford, refuses to out
line what defense the wealthy boy
defendant will offer. $500.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

Harvester Company. Her father is al
so one of the Harvester Company's
army of underpaid employees.
There is little difference in their
stories. Both met him at dances. He
told each she was the only one. He
was always dressed extremely well.
They say he painted fanciful pictures
of the future in a world they didn't
understand they who had known
only poverty and long working hours.
So they fell under his influence,
they claim. The girl at The said after
she became afraid of him and went
out on the streets at his bidding, he
fitted up three rooms on Racine ave-
nue.. 1t was here she brought the men
she had solicited.
The police are elated over the ar
rest. They have the man charged
with pandering, and his case is now
pending in the Morals Court.
The man is supposed to have a
wife and two children, whom he left.
The police believe that by his arrest
they also have the first line on the
type of men who prowl about depart
ment stores and invite girls to joy
rides and theaters.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01
coNVIcTs GET BIG DOUGH

CONVIC = OE Blu DOUOF1
Madison, Wis.,, July by system
of payment for overtime to convicts
at work for contractors who buy
their regular time from the state the
prisoners at Waupun will this year
receive $4,000.
Some of the men made as high as
SIS and $40 a month. A,%
M. Ma%te Ctt>Grec.,~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

Business men were conspicuous at
the International Sunday School Con-
ference and noticeable among them
was E. K. Warren, the newly elected
vice president. He is the man who
carried through the Jerusalem
cruise" in 1904 and brought 800
American delegates to Jerusalem to
attend the Worlds Sunday School
Congress.
POSTPONE LABOR MEN CASES?
Calumet, Mich, July 1.-As result
of agreement reached between Chief
Counsel o. N. Hilton, of Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, and Special Prose-
cutor G. E. Nichols, formal motion
for postponement until next fall of
the conspiracy cases against Pres.
Meyer and 81 other officers and mem
bers of teh federation will be made
next Monday when the trials are
scheduled to start before Judge
O'Brien.
Peach stains can be removed by
wetting spot with. water and putting
on layer of cream of tartar. Then
place in hot sun.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-04

II OR the adolesceut girl proper and
II frequent bathing is most impor-
u tant II the complexion is muddy
and inclined to eruptions. I advise
stimulating baths. such as cold shower
bath. a cold plunge or a salt towel
rub. I prefer the shower bath, but. II
that is not possible. a plunge into a
tub of cold water and a rub down with
a coarse towel will answer. ANY
healthy girl is the better for a cold
bath daily, and after a few Attempts
viii enjoy the sensation. It should
be omitted, however during any pass
ing illness or If there is any tendency
towards chill or if the heart Is known
to be weak 1t can be replaced by the
salt rub.
To do this get common sea salt pur-
chased at any druggists and make a
strong brine in the bottom of the tub.
let two thick Turkish towels soak in
this for fifteen minutes Then. without
wringing, hang them up over the tub
and let them drip and become thor
oughly dry. Use these for a vigor-
Gus body rub every morning Two
towels Will last a week
Warm Baths Are Necessary.
Remember that a cold spray OF
plunge does not constitute a cleansing
bath The warm bath with soap should
be taken at night before going TO bed,
or. If it is not possible TO have the bath
room twice day. the body should be
thoroughly washed at this time This
bath should take only a few minutes
If taken in the tub. there is no advan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-04
Ell PGsoans Away

Miss Janet Rumsey VIII leaNe gun
day for Kansas city ana oll l- 49, -
ern noints. where she will spend the
summer
Mrs John +. Weeks and daughters.
Miss Annie Weeks ana MISS AaIy
Weeks left FL PasO THURSDAY LOT LOT
C1oUdcroft. where they will spend the
SIMMER occupying one of the springer
cGfrages. Judge Weeks will join his
family Saturday
Mrs A. Rosen has gone to Los An
EeIes TO spend the summer
Mrs Bonnet has gone to Los
Angeles. where she will remain dur
ing the summer season
Mrs. NJ. E. sweeney. Mrs ! U
Sweeney, George sweeney anu Al IS
Sweeney have gone to Los Angeles Tor
the summer.
Mrs. C. f. Murphy left for Seattle
Wash, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Levy and family have gone
to Los Angeles, where they VIII spehu
the summer.
Mrs. W. n. Small has gone TO Min
neapoIis to visit her daughter, Miss
sally small. who IS in school ana WIS.
Maurice j. Flagg. She will be away
most Of the summer.
Mrs. N. a. Marshall has gone to Den
yer, colo.
Mrs J. D. Love. with her children
and nurse, have gone TO CloudcroLt' n.
N, where they Will occupy summer
Home cottage during the summer
Miss I.avert Chamberlin mas gone TO
Cloudcroft, y. NJ. to be the guest OF
Miss Julia Pool at the Porcher cottage
during the month OF June
Mrs. W. r Blair and baby are spend
ing the summer near Mountain Park,
y. N. Her sister. Miss Mary Holt, viii
90 within a few weeks and spend
month or so with them
Miss wander Newer has gone to Cali
fornia. where she will remain until
school begins next fall.
Mrs. Alice Morriss and children have
gone TO Cloudcroft, y. NJ, for the sum
mer.
J. K. Van Rheim has gone to Water
loo, Iowa, for a short trip.
Miss Olga Tafel left FL Paso Wednes-
day for Chicago. New York and Welles-
ley, assachusetts. where she will at
sister.
Mrs. G. I. Harris has gone to Wash
ington, d. C., to spend the summer
months.
Mrs. W. s. Tlton viii go TO Cloud
q oft for the summer Friday. Her
guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs Henry A
True. of Denver, Colo, who are former
residents Of FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-04
Proper Thing Now Is to
Peel Off Soiled Skin

Those who aDh0r sticky greasy. shiny,
streaked complexions should religiously
avoid creams powders and rOuges during
the heated days There's no need FOR them,
anyway, since the virtues OF mercolizeo wax
have become known No amount Of perspi-
ration will produce any evidence that you We
been using the wax As IL is applied at
bedtime and washed off in the morning,
the comuleyion never looks like a makeup
Lercolized wax gradually takes OF BAD
complexion. instead Of adding anything %
make ii worse Il has none OF the utsad-
vantaEes OF cosmetics and Accompanies
much more IN keeping the complexion beau
1ifulIy white. satiny and youthful Just get
what a few days treatment viii do Use
ike cold cream
Another effective summer treatment
heat tending to cause wrinkles and fabbi-
ness-Is a skin-tiEhtener made by dissoly-
ing I OK powdered saUoiite in = pit witch
hazel Its use las a face BATH leaves no
ace-AdFertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-04
Weddings

Miss Wayne Clark and Frank II.
Lynch were married Wednesday night
BY Rev. J. F. Williams, in the First
Baptist church. The bride is the
Mir. Lynch is assistant cashier at the
Fl PasO Bank and Trust company. The
bride wore a neat travelling suit OF
Robins egg blue, bengaline silk, with
a lace bodice With il she wore
a Charlotte Corday hat, trimmed in
blue with velvet ana ostrich tips Of the
same shade as the suit Her boquet
was Of American Beauty roses. Her
father, upon whose arm she entered
the church, was her only attendant
Lee H. Crews was best man for Mr..
Lynch. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Z. W Earl played a number Of organ
selections, The IntermessO from Cav
alerla Rusticana." Cantieuta," by r
Huntington WOOdman. and DvOrk's
"HumOresQUe" Parvin Witte sang
Because" by Gui de Hardelot. and
Frank Cheek sang All Mine" by Phil
lips. For the entrance and exit OF the
bridal party. Mrs. Earl played the we'd
ding marches from 'Lohengrin' and
Midsummer NIGHTS Dream" An in
formal reception was held in the
church parlors. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch left FOR San Diego, Calf.
by way OF the Grand canyon, for a
Miss Mary 8iahan. Of Tucson. Ariz..
was united in marriage TO ~ D. Can
dy, OF FL Paso. Tuesday, at the home Of
the grOom's sister. Mrs Bush Henry,
81 Poplar street The ceremony was
performed by Rev J. T. Gillette and
was witnessed by relatives and a few
intimate friends Of the contracting par
ties. The house was prettily decorated
in sweet peas and ferns and appropriate
music was rendered by Miss Pearl Tit
man Mr.. and Mrs Candy viii live in
FL Paso.