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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

lin ben 9citimsen BORT man teinc
alnse. 3enn britiihes anpital fon.
troIliert nniere Yreiie, un0 bic bari
oarum iiber oieie geraeiDdItiauna
nihts lngen. Gle legt geiddftlidp
Stnenntion, Die pom britiIfer llnoer.
ihdmtbeit bertommt, Dem amerifa-
uiihcn SdriF Sur 9alt Der 10 iduIo.
lbs 0ornn III, ipie Oas Sdmmlein
ailf Der @eioe. oas feline a~lnuenien.
de bat. an boben 6Ieilhpreiien. lie
britiih4nmerifnnifde s@oIoene Su'
feruotionnIe" madt ihr @eIfdft 0o.
bri. England boret. 6rdnfreih borst
llno tie Ieibt's bar. SIR @eihaft
bliibt, penn england iiegt, mo lei.
BET. menn es unterIieat. @os
fommt babel auf ons G~ruerbsIeben
hunocrttauienoer, ia BON WsilIionet
omeritaniider arbeiter an Cor
nifts.
sic Ipibts Sar fir ben Sort.
idlrlft Oer Equalization, Ger Ahlfnr,
fir oie gefreiuus Der Renidbeit
BON MtIiturismais 9eutitlon6s.
8enn bios Die Meniden peiter
uidts beritiinoen tDie gueIiide, To-.
oab fie nitt Die an0ere Seize boron
fonnten un6 all Oas henhleriits
2iiecn gInuben mihteH, ons iie ID.
men o~orieben. @ie Ieidt mars On.
aber Die ifnuoerbaften 9leniden
nit onoerer Sprahe, ole Die @abr.
keit er3dblen, iiit0 i'm @ege.
Gait GnG ben @es CUR @abr.
heit nidjt Der6anen. @eiteht ani
me6riprodigen llnterriat in ben
8oIfsihuIen. Cure ain0er peroen
urtbeiIsf1bigere uno bciier informir.
te Renlfen iein, tpebrbafter geaen
Die .gol0ene Snternntionale" eng.
lambs nno amerifas, Ole tie tpebr.
los MAIDEN Mill, als tpenn iie allen
@eitenhnpers, guIbnelIs. @iIIidmics
uno 9erfinies Der @eIt foIgen, Die
ieIber ntdlt piiier, ueIfser Safe
tie 0ienen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

dram 9anitu . Mslit's pisbtrabsub.
5rau gouiic 3ohlen,H plie bcrei.
ieie NIT ibren aeltfieen p~ie0erabelo
M Der auIa Der . M. 6. " 4.
|ibren 8retmOn unb 9eiunnocrern
|cinen ber5eririifenoen @emiB. Die
pieliciiiae aiiniilprin bcrrietb iAon
hos NIT feincm grritdnoniB Suioin.
menacitelte RroardmHi, oos bic
ihoniten9 erlen oes gieoerihdtes emf.
bielt. 5raa MDlie pegbinOet nit
prdhtiapr moblaeidnIter Gimme
cine liebrei5en0e erideiming unb
beritebt ibre Gorbietumaen in Rob.
men bcrnebmer Stunt 81 eeben. Sie
eroffnete ibr Druqrnmm NIT eiueln
ocntihen SiroereptIaS bon @riea be.
rem cole deiubeiteu iie bis IN ole
@~inSelbeiten pie0cr5ugebcn beritono.
9ieiem folste cine @rie aus Toseo
bon guteini NORM bic aiinitIertn
iih bohen QnforoerImeen acfpndien
|seiatr. Damn cine Reibc osutidcr,
frdnsoiiiher nno enaIiider 9ieoer,
Die lie init iulnoerpo1er Sonrein'
belt, tinitpoaenoeter gIiiffaiiung nn0
be3oubprnSem @ortroa hseOersnb.
'@obI Die id6nite IerIe mar ~Mor.
penbpmne" pon Senihel. Die
aiinitlgrin nitroe NIT 9eiioa nno
pobloer0ienterm1ben iiber.
Ihiittet.
Tie gegleitrtue ON Gliigel lie.
ferte unier befumter 4ianiit Sean
.GuffieIO. Der oles Sdone mo@rcbe
nit idorfGm geritdnOnib beronsgi.
beben perltono. gls e~eoicgener 60.
lift oeiete iih Serr 8uffielo nit Der
@ieoeraobe zines hiibinen Wenuetts
bon Soi. @abm, zines iriiberen
.Omaboer Muiifers, Ionic 0es T..
~eSmpromptn BON SCHUBERT. aber
audi oils aomboniit tpar er ouf Dem
@rogrnmm nit eiuem rei5enoeu Gle,
be. ySbe Springs Blue GDe's@, Der.
treten. Dos ibm nno Der ansfiibren.
ben aiinitIerin eroBen 9eifoa elm.
bradte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
SI6tt9e Mgenten
~perlangt!

Die 5Gglidje omaha fribiine infi
tiidtisc nHS 5nuerlihisr brntds
Skinner mis- reiicnOe gesnteH in Re-
brasfn, SDma nn6 9nnias. Subs
aommifign nno Danernoe SteIlnng.
Gmpfeblnneen nOtbipeaoig. Ran
meI6e i6 iDiurt. Cmaba SribfHs,
Emaba. 8ebr.
6benfalIS f6nnen ntsbrrrt flri.
figc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Cma.
ia nne ilmergenb 8cidJGftisnns fin.
Sse. Ban ipredje gOrmittags in
Ser Effiee, 1911 SOiuarO Strahe,
Dor. Emnba SribiHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Sames o'gunneIL gsnnst.

AFFINITY &DNNkAt @NAMk4F va
arieasforreiponoent Der Chicago
9ribune@ idreibt atts Maubeuge:
sd babe ben abiHeuliHiten MnbIid
lii oieiem ariege gebnbt. Ginitnb.
ied5i0tnuien6 bierbun0ert itno bier.
stg Snltrumeite, Inn bic ~id[inInIten
Gualen sn Deririnher, ipeEGe Der
mooerne Grfin0unoseeift ait erin.
ben bermoHte. Gimtuojeh5igtnnienb
bierbln0ert uno bier8ig Duni.D Inn.
augeIn. Einunledsietmiieno bier.
hmoert unb pier5ig @eIdoIIe, 0eren
8enubuilg bic Patton iueffe iid)
ibrer beoiert, gum abid)cn alIer 81
piliiirten 90Ifer MAIDEN ioIIte" @en.
net tbeiIt mil, Deld, grdb[ide Ser.
lesungen Oieie GumsT um.augeIn
berltriader uiO oob lie nidt BLOB
III M~niibeuge icnOern aud III Cong
IpD unO ct. Cuertin gefunhen MUIR
bent. Sic tDaren ale IprgfdItig In
Miiten Derpndt, ueldR bic fronSo-
ilIdeit gdbrifetifetien iriieen. Ben.
net buitatigt aIio III poIIem umfon.
ae. mas bon OentiMcr Settr Idcn
Dor Mofen bebnliptet unb NIT ETH.
iDnnbfreien BetpeiIen beIeat iuor0en
iit. T0s III Die aiiItnr 9fanfreiHs
utlD Ieiner werbtinbeter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
snb.crlahn.

Die gldne fir ben sT1g.3np'
limb ben NobItbdtigfeitsboa, bei6t
am ~. DECEMBER, ndbprn lid ieei
Ihuea Der Wouenonng. Der lteber,
idJub aus bei0en gerdnItaltunger
ioa bent Sii6.G mobd arnntenbnus.
|BanFon0 iibertuieien iberDen.
Dub anIbfleiTd iebr beIiebt ge.
morOen it, gebt aus bet eeiteigerten
gtnhfroge aif ben bieIigen Bieb.
boien berbor. Iementiprefen6 iinS
aud Die greife geItiegery benn eiue
Bngeonlnbung bon 31brIingcn,
gigentbum oes &errn Bininnl
Beune, @isncr, Nebr., erreifte ben
greis bon 1918 pro 100 BfunO
I2ebenOoetpiht.
Wontog Abeno tpuroe al Gbrer
|6es @eburtstages bon Sri. Sennie
Sarms in 0eren 8obnnus, Gde 40,
.iIuO W Str, bon Greunotnnett rnO
|Defnnnten cine lleberrdI duugg Bar.
tie beronItaltet. Der abettb tpilr0e
init Gpiel unb 1Qna oll6gefiidt. gu
|Oiefer mar nud SRI. eIiie @drms
nis Soma eingetroffeu.
SER u. .. $oefer aus 4Ibton,
IOaebr., meitt bier oitr 8eit auf ge.
iud bel 6relmOen.
Die YoIi5ei perboFteEe geftern
Mife gerbet, Somes laO 3piepb
Belief, ionic Sdmes aubrno Die In
|Derodmt iteben, bic Ginbriide in
M1re's Grugs5tcre ode 10. uiiO
q ctr, unb Grant potnd's Bill
|IinrO. Gale, Gde 30. nnO q Str
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
aItine e~tabtneniaFriisn.

@eitern mar bisber Der tai.
teite Gag in oieiem sSerbte, 0enn
Dos thermometer cling flirs Dor Z
llbr Rorgeus ouf / GroO binnb.
Seit Ill Snbren lit in Smobn fold
fnIter Gag I'M Gonember nift be.
obodtet. Sir beitte un0 foIacnoe
Toee lit jcood fpdrmercs @etter 81
erfuerten.
u. R. 9ronoenbura. s. 6.
@ronoenbura mo Sam. Mcg9ctb ans
8eIlpoob rDuroen bon Siilis.8 Bun.
0esmaridoa Si0ner berboFtet, neil
iie am 81. Wars, oIic In ber6otener
SniiorL Gnten geidoiien bntten.
5rdu geninmin %. Cotton
tlngt eeeen ihren @1tten, einen gl6.
tbeilunesporitanb in einem biefiaen
8norenbnuie, pegen miberorseftTi.
der @~rauiornfeit nuf Sdeionng.
Bon IA bieiigen SiingIingen
Die iif bier gum Gintritt in Die
9unbes . Rorine gemeloet batten,
tonnte niflt Elm ein5iger angenom.
men merOen, 0n teiner ben 4nfor.
0eruneen entiproh.
Ger Staotratb beobiittigt. bic
Staots. 2egisIntur oarlm on5ueeben,
DOB Der 5onos fir StraBen.Gr.
Ieudtung BON $60,0 600 ouf $4,000
erbobt nirb.
Mihter Softer fibrte in elmer
@eridtsfsung ans, bab er BEL Der
0erurtbeilune bon gngobunoen iebr
borfidtie iein Deroe, ba er es niht
fir rihtig bolte. oieie ouf Soften
Der Stelerdabler 5l fiittern.
- Dom /. Ge5ernber ob tuir6
BET ben bieiigen Giienbobnen Der
8interfnbrplnn eingefiibrt, ons beibt
es bertebren 6anft einige 3iise RE.
niger.
Der nelie 5reim1iirertempeI,
OeIien eroffniine eeitern beerOet
lullroe, miro Dem 9ublifum Sams.
tag bon 3 llbr Nohmittagg Bis
8 llbr abenbs our 8efi6tigung 8e.
peroen.
Gos 0bergeridt bot ben sSon
Der Grdu MiiIoreo gormenter i'm
@onOamlts ! gerfabren ~uieberunfge-
itoninen irio es lit moglih, onb or
an 8idter 8rnps 5nriiduerrpieIen
miro. Die 1ron botte Die Gas.
geieaihoft ipeserl aronfbeit ourh
nitsftr0menOes Sos duf $4,000
bertlagt.
IN ibrer GbeideiOunasfIoae
DerInngt Maporie 6. Duncan bon
ibrern Wonn, benz Nonfbeomtef
Nnrrus 81. Duncan bte Riidgabe
bon $4,000, Die lfe ibn Dor Der
SohSeit geIieben buben nil.
Jeiier- Worbein Morris mirD
ben Brand beg SnuIeg 836 Sii6 81.
Ctr, bns bon George 1nrionn1 Be.
IDobnt tDirb uno Bel nent Elm Gha.
ben bon ongebIih $700 eititono
ndber uaterIuhen o1 an Ser Brand.
IteIle 0~Ieetrdnfte 2nmpeh Ii. /. 10.
g~efiinOen ui,r0en.
Die che bon 3bontos Serb
NIT Grau MobIe Miirrp fu1r6e bon
Group ouigelolt 0o oie Ga.
me bereits eiieft Iebenoieem @nttcn
beliet.
Wegen Wng1bunbirens erbieI.
ten Gront Wcr0cn bon ct. 9oul unO
Burns aus Gscundbo, WIinn.,
Il sshn 3dge I'm Gountp.@ ef1ngnis
nuIgebrnnnt.
Meertpn fir Gin Egbr tpertFDoL.
lrs unb LeidJt DerfdufEEdes enaIi.
BUD ncrben ii6etaa 0cfnAt
aub dnasiirnt. Gutter gerOienIt
unb itrtipr Nrbeit fit 5cben, Der
ptipos finn ipin. I'm IDeitqre aitss
fnuIt ~abrefiire: q 9. Dor 385,
Cnnbr, NeDr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

beriibt 5t bdben. Sbr Saser' ber
aerau6ten 5a.sen bntteu iie in Dem
dltcn Unions arificsS duppen i'm
.gropn BART eingeridtet.
3um 9eTten Der 81. griogets
SduIe Dir0 berlte Mben6 cine mi.
iifaliIde llnterbaltune in ben Hdii.
men oes Genturian . Clubs beron.
.itoltet.
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@1iTunrie Iebnt SrauenitimmrsdDi
nit arpEer Nehrheit ab.

Scfferion Gin, mao., 90. BOO
Gas 6rauenitimmrett ipitrOe Bel
Der jiingiten BabI NIT 140,206
Stinmen geidIogen. Die offi8ieIle
StinmensabIung tDurbe ioeben be-
enoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
cmaba waaEfSerein.

RdfIten Sonntog, Den %. NOb.
beranitaltet Der Omaha Mliitberetr
i'm MllIifbeim, Ode IL. nnO Gof
Strabe Gin Sonotrdn5her, oos mad
BEN onfgeItelten Proaromm einer
duberit interpIionten gcrlnuf ou neb.
men beripriht. Ole MiteIieber uni
sobIrei6en Jreunoe oes gereins fint
ba8u freunoidit eineelo0el.
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art. Der uns ~bTeibenoe ReinseD
.pinh III fir oas Rotbe @reit. be-
itimnt. GeiBenber abiak gutter
9proirnIt tildJtigcn agenten Wtfter-
SELECTION fir 25c frei Bigcimiot.
gDn6ramn
5lI @eYt f49. Strnbe, gseip Duri
M21
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

penber. Der tpegen uit5iiHtieen
|@erbnltcts leiner NifJte geeeniiber
ongeflogte Gquire @bittoder be,
fannt eiih ihuIoig uriD tpuroe bon
@ihter @ropes 81 IL Sobreti 8udt.
baus berurtbeilt.
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R(aIGtBrls dn5eigenI

3n brrfanfen-Sans NIT 6 groBen
9inmlertt. Got 40 BEL 100. 8ol.
Ter uno Sos I'M S1uIe. 5rlidt. uuO
Shattenb1uinp. giIIig. aIois Bed,
.2215 Iiiolide 10. Str1B Edepbon
Gnuglos $3.50. 026
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Eianu.g Bargain Jeines aimboa
9inno in borSiigIidem 8nitdno
|iebr bilig fiir Bar. 2d. Doug.
las 1868.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
EffiW %berIeaf.

Ger Undergraduate HtoHt hermit
feline @eifdftgfreunoe uno aunOer
.onrauf nilfmerfiont onB er ieine Gf,
flee bon go. 400 fiio[. 13. ctr. mad
Der go. 300 iioI. 20. gtrnbe ber'
.Ieet bot, no &c ale on treffen bOfft,
M-2W SuIius Ereitf9t 4,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20

gsrlanat-wadO6en fit oIIcemeine
@1nsnrbeit In MIR speiEOpftoer
8dmiIie. MoOernes &nns. 9eTepbDn
&ornep 628. @dretbf ODER froat on
BEL Grnu Grdnt goBb, 1923 &arnep
IGtrnbe.
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Sobcn biele GeIcaoicn
Ginit i'm &aoaer Tribunal
linn es iproA sacrft Der 9riie:
Scbt ME lrieDlid ih bod bin
Aui Dem Weer bin Id aIlmadtig
Sdodfm @an0cln VI mein CHM.
Seb' ID iette aolcHien
Std lA re eans heimIih cir,
limb NIT metnen Qerfioien
Serrid i'd In Der MeIt aIein
llno Is lprod orouf Der Gron5cie;
Sir ben 1rieoen BIN i'd aud,
Sob NsarOifo mir ecitobIcu,
Sur nod Gins Id beite brauh':
gliob.g ctbrinecn nnub iperorn
@ieoer mein, pie emit q iDar,
Tann mag 6rieDe fem auf Groen
Bieoer nnf elm nelies Sabr.
aonia albert bob oie S6n0e
Seierlih, fpie gum @ebet.
Bon Der Maos bis nod Gitenoe
Wtein @ebiet euh often itebt.
lin bei 6rieoen 81 bcpobren.
ShIieb' ih bent NIT e1td Den gumb.
l2aBt murG eutlhlon6 nitts erinbren.
Cont mohfs0rnh sur ieIbenS hnb,
limb Ole 8ntfi dlaide idiuinaenb,
Brnmmt Der ruiifde GeIesnt:
W1terhen lit frieocnbrineeno =
Goh CT foIet germ eiirem Rotb.
@ilt's ben 6rieoen 81 benabreu
biir bic gnn5r iDeite @elt,
@eroen nuh Berlin mir fdhren
WeHn CO aud uns iouer fdlt.
9is benz ipeiten ferniten Often
Sect intdntif Sapon erinit:
Sd mad init; fir 5rieocnsfoiten
Sci aiaitidan mein geiuiunit.
GLosIih aus oem S~intergrnn6e
Gelitidlono'sS timme groaenO idol:
Gurem iaub'ren 6rie0ensbnnoe
Sau. i'd iest bic Sade boil
ltn0 es Iiefen Die 5~rdn5oien
HhiIen, @riten, gelgier. Sdps.
Gle befomen nif Die Soien
@lcfden fr6it'een oeutiden aIops.
ltn0 i'm &oagek SribunaIe
@lieben lang Die Stilble Ieer
WaideI Indt: Sn oieiem Sale
6dut en9 fuobl oas Siten ihtper.
On BEN GrsebniF Der Grobibi.
tiousfdmpasne i'm Stdnte Oregon
bemerfeH bic in gortIauo eridei.
nenoen Rdhridten 5~oIgcnoes: Ore.
aon 1T trodrn. rGs lit 70 redt be.
Seidlneub, 6aB utiere 5ralen, Die
lire S1n6e III benz SfJwnre erbo.
ben bdtten. 0ab ie Ods atipeau IN.
Ieres poIitiiden Qebens beben. Der
Stifatmoipbdre refine Cult 3ufnbren
peroeu, ibr Stimmredt 0asu MIR
%braudlten, Dem Wldcrt6um ShIepp.
Sienite 81 Ieiiten. @ob es fir Die
6rauen = nnO aid fir Die Manner
- In bicier 1hl fem boberes 3ieI
.oIs Die CT "a Der Trintfrage2
0ie 6ranen .itru es ihon BON ib.
rer Stamnuatter Gpa lernen fonnen.
onB eernOe Die perbotenen Griihte
an beiten ifmeden. @ir hatten
aebofft Dab Die 6rauen libernIe
GnIihten b~ertreten. in ausiibung
ibrer poIitiifen Mefte cine Brob.
au9iafeit betbatigen wiirOen, Die tie
81 WaffengeuOfien iener f%reiIinui.
gen Glernente MAIDEN, bon iDelden
dIlein bic grbnltuig ino Der ais.
ban Der nabrbaft guten Snititutio.
men 0ieies QonOes ertunrtet tuer0en
fam. Gle iIibernIs poIitiide ge.
ihdtigiEns Der 6rautn BON Oregon
berihuIoet es. tpenn in nnoeren
Staaten Den Grnien 0aS @eht Der.
Deigert ipir0. 0os i'm Staate Ore.
gof MIR mibbrandt woroen it,"
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8abnarstlidjt Mrbtit. - Mre sabn.
drstIide 0lrbeit oiiseefiibrt inter
iorefdLtigsr atufiiGt i'm CREIGHTON
Dental College, 2t0 fl0I. is. ctr.
ainbert1bne ridjfig geiett. @ebib.
rem ie1r mdbie. aueaieben frsi.
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Observation-Disclosures IN Ell.
nent eutgebenben mo lnnpbeIte.
benben General Merhanoiie Store
i'm oTtItfen Rebrnsfa nit uneefdbr
$4,000 bis $4,000. SiiIfe nidjt moth.
pen0ie; mir eebronhen bios b1s
@eIb. Cute S~ntereilen earantirt
fir ben rihtioen Wann; Geutiter
beporbuet. anttporten inter 81. an
Die Eribiine 5u ridten. W-20
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8n bermietben @rcBer 2dben
NIT eroBem aeuer, belize ic Is
bel 40, an elmer eiiten @eiddfts.
|efe, is. uno 9iftot Ctr, fir $t3
ben Waonot al Dermietben. 1eIe.
.phon 3489. W-24
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Mrbeitsgeindl. - Deutiher Mottn In
mittIcren Sobren iudt Qrbeit Ii.
gen0Delder 4rt. &oteLtii1en1rbeit
ODER ais SiiIfe In 8dderei beDcrsugt.
M0reiie s. Xribiine. W-23.
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gtrIanstSunees 9db6en far al.
cenneine Sousnrbeit. EeIepbon
@6. 1884 oOer frngt mad 2211
9infnep Ctr.
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Stu(e, einIpratig6eil unO pOdt6!

IGIepeIanO @adter unO anaeIaer am n. @0UeHber)
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@erIangt agenter, I'M pntripttihe
@oitfnrten at berfnafen. Dieie
qarien lin6 6ilfil GbelL flnIipon aus.
p~earbeitet, sum 9bei[ btinloriIiiner
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I9sntider 3mnsesiele, Sd Sabre alt,
tDiniht tiidtige SnusB1Iterin nlti
bic Gorm. Seirnt rtift oi,sgeIdIol,
lien. aOnrnb Gdubertb, grnoD,
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9altidbure. Gesns. 90. Oft. i9i4)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
Another Landmark Gone.

Another old landmark in Trigg
county has been destroyed by fire.
The Record says:
1.-THE old Redd mansion, which was
built by the Redd brothers George
and Phil) before the wa in the ex-
IRENE western part of this county on
Tennessee river, was destroyed last
Friday night by fire.
This house was considered quite a
mansion when it was built, and for
many years these brothers ran tan
merry there, and also owned several
thousand acres of land around it.
This property is now owned by the
Tie Co."
Not long ago the Thompson home
stead. occupied by Phil Thompson,
one of the oldest homes in the coun-
ty. an ante-bellum mansion, was
burned near Cadiz.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
SWISS DOCTOR
Has Discovered a Powder 7
Stop The Flow of
Blood.

Geneva. Switzerland, Nov. 20.-A
preparation which it is claimed vii
stop almost Instantly the fl,w Of
bl BOD from q wound has been invent
ed by, Prof. Therdor Kochler. Of
Berne. winner OF the Nobel priz
for surgery in 1912 and his assistant
Dr.. A. Fonce. The new preparation
called Coagulen. il a powder. and il
dissolved 10 water before being ap.
pied to q would s.
The discoveries have made q Gift
Of their invocation to the armies in
the field and have sent large quart.
ties Of the powder to French and
Germ an surgical headquarters. Med.
ical men here declare the lives of
thousands of soldiers probable will
be saved by it. 1t can be applied by
unframed hands it is said. or by the
wounded man himself,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
MAY TRANSPORT
MEXICANS TO u. 5.

We a Cruz, Mex. Nov 10 M XII
cans who have been employ ed by the
America army TO ce here have been
iiotifi d that. while the Washington
Gover'm-i regards promises of
Gen Venustiano Carrar "a for their
safe y as sufficient. limi e number
Of thOs, who doub, Gen C,rrar z IS
We I'd could o. be taken t the U IT,
ed Sta es an American army trans
ports The notification safes that
III fami ia Of employees will not be
taken on tn q, tran. p)rts
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
Princess

Mondays big attraction at the
Princess is my Official Wife," fea-
turing Clara Kimball Young, Earl
Williams, Harry T. Morey. Rose E.
Tapley and other Vitagraph favorites.
The story is woven around beau
tiful Nihilist. Helene Marie. who, in
order to get by the Secret Police on
the frontier Of Russia. induces Len.
nox, an American, to introduce her
as his wife. in order that she may
enter on his passport. NJ
Arriving in st. Petersburg, Lenncx
is met by friends and is compelled to
introduce Helene as his wife, also to
register her as such at the hotel
where he is stopping.
Helene meets her Nihilist friends
and they conspire to assassinate the
Car. she being chosen as the one to
commit the deed. AS the official
wife of Lennox, she meets a number
of the Russian nobility, and learns
that the Gar is to attend fashion
able ball on a certain date. She
plans to be present. Lennox has ar
ranged to leave for Paris the after
noon of the same day. Now that
the consummation of her plans is so
near at hand, Helene has no more
use for Lennox and entices an officer
of the Royal Guards to become her
lover.
Lennox becomes jealous of the
Russian, misses his train and returns
to find Helene in the arms Of his
rival. Helene and Lennox attend
the grand ball; he learns her pur-
pose is to assassinate the Gar and
irugs her. She is taken to the hotel,
restored to wakefulness and retail
ates by playing the same trick on
him, telephones her lover end the
,wo make their escape to yacht.
out the secret police, having discov-
cred Helenes real identity. sends a |
.orpedo boat after the clipping pair,
With orders to destroy the yacht.
torpedo blows the vessel to atoms
md ends forever the career of Hell
me Marie. the beautiful Nihilist.
md her lover.
The Fortune Hunter" is the big |
lrawing card for today.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
The Rex

To-day the Rex offers as its chief
attraction the six part Lubin mas
terpiece 1.-The Fortune Hunter"
This photoplay produced by Barry
O'Neal, the producer of "The Wolf, /"
is cons dered as one of Lubin s best
efforts and features VIM. Elliottlate
star of Madam x, Miss Ethel Clay
ton takes the leading female role.
Mgr. Shrode has announced next
week as Anniversary week at the
REX and he is promising some 'big
things to celebrate their second
birthday. A special de luxe edition
of the REXTRA has been prepared
and is being distributed this morn.
ing. 1t gives-a full list of the offer
ings for the week.
The first of the big offerings for
next week is Geo. Kleine's "The
Golden Beetle" another one of the
famous Kleine productions. All in
all the weeks program is claimed to
be the greatest ever gwen to his
Hopkinsville patrons.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
PURELY PERSONAL

Judge G. j. Profit and family, who
have been residing here for some
time. will return TO jacksonville to
make their home.
Mr.. Geo. E. Randle. representing
the Forbes Manufac;urin Co.. of
Hopkinsville. is here this we k with
a force of hands putting in the new
hesting plant at the court house. =
Cadiz Record. 'A
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettus White have
returned from their wedding tour
and will take rooms with Mr.. end
Mrs. VIM. Kimmons.
Rev. H. d. Smith. Mrs. Smith and
their young son. Christy Smith
left for Dallas, Texas. on the mid
night train Thursday night. DR..
Smith will enter upon his duties as
pastor of the First Christian church
of Dallas tomorrow.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
SNAKE FAILED To LIVE
UP TO ITS REPUTATION

w nchester. Ky, Nov. 18.-Ed
Profit vel In vn yonng VIII t,
man. is suffering from q srake bite
and sundr the care of ply stefan
P oft bought the snake from a CIR
niva Company and startl- d people
walking down nj Ain Street with the
reptile about his neck. A p,nic was
caus d in ocal billiard plfl IT when
y"ung p fit sudde1Iv threw h 6
IN Ike on the bi I'd tsble. He then
boosted that the snake would MT
b te. puttinR out his hand 70 prove
it, and he snake sudd. My sank its
fings into his wrist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-11-21
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and blsd der troubles. dissolves
gravel. cures diabetes. weak and
lame backs. rheumatism. and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder In both men and women.
Regulates. .bladder.,troubles in chill.
dren. II not sold by your drug vist.
will be sent by mail OIL receipt of
$l.0O. One small bottle is two
months treatment. and seldom fails
to perfect a cure. Send for testi.
monlals from this and other states.
DIR. E. W. Hall. 1926. Olive Street.
81. Louis. Mo. Send by druggists.
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