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Evening journal., 1914-08-21
FRENCH TO PROTEST
ABOUT BRUTALITIES
BY The United Press.

~ Inc Ohlltu iteos
PARIS Aug. 21.-The French pro
test 10 the neutral powers against al
legged German barbarities and viola
tions of the rules of civilized warfare
is about completed II will cite num-
bers of instances where the charge is
made that German soldiers killed
wounded Belgian and French; delib-
orally exposed women and children TO
danger, and shot non-cOmbatants.
who were unarmed. It is stated at
the War Office that the Belgian for
eign minister has forwarded sixty in
stances of deliberate violation OF The
Hague and Geneva conventions. to-
gether with the affidavits proving the
charges, and that these will be includ-
ed in the French charges. They will be
forwarded to all of the powers sigma
tory to the Geneva and The Hague
conventions, and they will be asked TO
demand that Germany live up to her
obligations.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
MAY USE GLUTRIN ON ROAD.

At meeting of the Levy Court this
morning, Commissioner Martin e.
Smith informed the court that ne be-
lieved it would be profitable to the
county to apply glutrin to the State
road from Tybout's Corner to Kenny's
Gate. which is being constructed by
John A. Clark. Mr.. Smith declared
that now is the time to apply the glu-
trim further.
Mr.. Burris, however, contended that
the road is not in proper condition to
receive the glutrin. The matter was
referred to the county engineer.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
PONTIFF RESTS
IN Chapel While
REQUIEMS RISE
contlnued From FIrst Page.

COulluutu tTOm rifhL rage
was then placed on a portable bier.
Preceded by members of the clergy,
carrying the cross and lighted
torches the funeral cortege was then
formed. Following the bier came
the Papal Guards, the prelates and
cardinals of the Papal Court, the
principal dignitaries Of the church,
all I'm the robes of their offices and
finally members OF the patrician fami-
lies Of Rome.
The solemn procession proceeded
from the throne room along the
loggia of the Vatican and descended
to the first floor, traversing the
"Sala Ducale" or Ducal Room, then
the "Sala Regia," or Royal Room
and then descending by the Scala
Regia,' or Royal Stairs to the corri-
dor that opens from the Vatican into
the Cathedral Of St. Peters.
There the procession moved to the
Chapel of the Sacrament, where SOL
emn absolution took place and the
body arranged for public view.
Throughout the time during which
the body of His Holiness remains I'm
the Chapel of the Sacrament, solemn
masses will be constantly celebrated
BY the Cardinals who have already
reached Rome
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
HUNGRY MAN Held FOR
Stealing PINT OF MILK

John Peters in City Court today
was charged with the larceny of half
a pint os milk from the Diamond
Sanitary Milk Company. Bernard
Russell testified that about $50 this
morning he saw Peters take half
pint of milk from a tray at Third
and West streets. The milk was
worth two cents and the bottle worth
trim.
Peters is from New York and said
he was hungry and saw the milk
and took 1t. He was held in 500
bail for Court of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
BELIEVE MORE THAN ONE
AUSTRIAN SHIP SUNK
BY The United Press

" IIII NUIIVW IVHa.
CETTINJE, Montenegro Aug. 21.-
One hundred and seventy-four Aus
trian sailors and officers, captured
during last Sundays engagement be-
tween the French fleet and an Aus
trian cruiser squadron, were brought
here today They are in addition to
l23 brought here yesterday. and it is
believed that more than one Austrian
cruiser was sunk in the battle which
Is now admitted lasted a couple of
hours. II is stated here that the con-
quest of the Austrian seaports along
the Adriatic will be comparatively
easy.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
JUDGE BRADFORD IS Safe
IN COPENHAGEN, He Wires

Attorney Edward G. Bradford, Jr.,
has been advised by cable that his
father, Judge Edward G. Bradford. of
the United States District Court, is
safe in Copenhagen. Denmark. Judge
Bradford will sail from Copenhagen
on September 3. and should arrive
in New York about September Is. He
went from Germany to Denmark af-
ter war had been declared. During
his stay in Germany the jurist wit
messed the stirring scenes which
marked the mobilization Of tn,
Kaiser's hosts
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
REV. ]. {. MALOY,
veteran PASTOR.
Called BY death
Continued From First Page.

vices. which, by expressed wish of the
deceased, will be plain. Rev. Maloy
was one Of the oldest members Of the
Easton lodge Of the Masons. and last
year participated in the fiftieth ami
versary jubilee Of the lodge. Prior to
his leath Rev. Maloy suffered great
pain. but he passed away quietly and
peacefully.
A short time ago several Of his
friends sent him some delicious peach
es' and he told his daughter. Mrs.
Corkran, to "say to them / am in per-
tect happiness but great misery"
Many of the friends of the deceased
to whom he always referred to as "his
people" will attend the funeral TO-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
AWARD DIVIDING
LINE BRIDGE CONTRACT

The contract for erecting the New
Castle county end of the bridge over
Duck Creek, which is the dividing
line between New Castle and Kent
counties. was awarded TO L. b. ia
cobs, of Newark by Levy Court at
their meeting this morning.
The bids for the bridge, which is
being erected jointly by the two
counties, were opened by the Levy
Court on August II. AMI the bid of
Mr. Jacobs was S14SO
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
AFTFR SHORT MElSrREs.

William J. Mcknight. Sealer of
Weights and Measures for New Castle
county, has been conhscating short
measures which he found hucksters
using. In general he finds the law
being obeyed this year. but once in a
while a violation is discovered. Seal
er Mcknight said today he will pro-
secute all parties who sell or use
short measures.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
TWO ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.

John Gray was arrested this after
noon By the police on a warrant
charging him with assault and bat
terry on Mary Kelley, No. 113 Shipley
street.
Beulah Evans, colored. was arrested
today on a charge of assault and bat
terry They viii be given hearings in
City Court tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
BOND EMPLOYEES no ORGANIZE.

Sealing Company win complete the or.
ganzation of the Federal Union this
evening. The meeting viii be held at
No. 6lO Market street Organizers of the
A. +. of J.. are now endeavoring TO have
all laundry workers in this city become
affiliated with the Federal Union. The
men employed at the Bond Company's
plant will meet tomorrow afternoon and
affect organization.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
CIGAR C0MPANY CHARTEREn.

Among the charters granted at
Dover yesterday was one to the
Johnny Jones Cigar Company. Of this
city. with a capital stock of $4,000.
The corporatOrs are Samuel S.
Adams, Philip Farnan, John Farnan,
all Of this city
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
SURRENDERED BY BONDsMEN

Anthony Baleslawski was surrend-
cred to the police today by his bonds
man as it is alleged he failed to live
up TO the order of the city court on
a non-support charge. He will come
before the city court tomorrow morn
ing
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
sERyIANs PURSUE AUsTRIANs.

bN The United TreSs.
NISH. Aug. 21.-1he Servian army
is pursuing the Austrian army which
was defeated Sunday, and infictine
severe losses on the invaders. accord
ing TO semi-official advices here. The
Servians captured six guns in an as
sault on the retreating left wing of
the Austrian army
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
DANCING AT SHELLpoT PARK

The dancing at Shellpot Park Casino
on Friday nights is becoming more
popular each week. Mrs. Fred SNYDER
has arranged a special dance program
for this evening and a large attendance
Is expected.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
FAIR ENTRIES CLOSE TOMORROW

Entries for the Delaware State
Fair will close tomorrow but they
viii not be tahulated until the first
OF next week. The entry list promises
to be a big one this year.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
ACCuSEn OF LARrrNY.

Frank Farino was arrested early
this morning on a warrant charging
him with the larceny of S25, in Lam
caster. Pa. He will lie held awaiting
the action OF the authorities in that
town.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21
MARRIED AT oLIvET CHURCH

Miss Alberta +. Rawlins and Fred W.
Address were married on Wednesday
evening at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
me Rev. y G. Lane, pastor Of the
church, oficiated.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

IF you want TO get out. or II YOU
want to get into business, the Want
Ad is a direct aid.-ASv.
Evening journal., 1914-08-21

II is the day OF schemes and
dreams. but the worker has a free
and equal chance in the Want Ads
Adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07
Karte pom ruiIiIdbsm Hrieesiebauplab.

8ismart's 3eitsn 1T bas 5atit bes Sol
unb 9abens Der DcutidstuTfiden Ser
bdltniIe duf Der Qttibieite OeutIhlanba
bebeutenb gsitiegen. Ddbrenb bes japas
niIhen Rrieges bate bic lobdle 5altung
0euti6ldnbs Der ruifIaen MtlitdrleitunQ
es erm0gli6t bic ruiIif9en &erntruppen
bon Der OeutIden @ren3e na6 BEN
&riegs14aupIuB i'm Gsruen Often gu ale.
ben, bic Gren3e gegen ben peItli9en Nd9s
barn BON 3ruppen gu entbloBen. Die
rufIti9en Rieberlagen in bieIem Rriege
6aben bic ruIIii9e PoIitit nub Dem lib
6itli9en europa 3urddgefiibrt. 9eutias
lamb purbe, nidt mur bur9 Iein 8unbess
Derbdltnts 3u SeIterreihs llngdrn, fpeldem
qreuBen bur6 bic @eI6ebnife Oes Sabres
1866 ben Neg mad Siboit gerpieien, fonz
bern aud bur6 bic eigenen sSnterefen
bineirge3ogen in BEN Bir6el ee1enIdbz
li6tr 4nipriide uno chamber piberItreis
tenber Wa6tpldne. Die Srage eripettsrte
Iid 81 elmer europdiIden, bur9 bic 3fpeis
t6eilung TAFT gang @uropns in ben 0reis
bunb unb ben 0reiberbunb. Gnglanb bdtte
Tifl in Der 0ur6fii6rtng Ieiner 9olitit,
Inn 9eutI9Idnb 3u i~ioliren uno eritiden,
nit Der frdrJ0IIden &epdndesS bee unb
benz rufitiden ganilapismus berbiinbet.
Gin Sabr3ebnt lang lag Der Singer CANA
Guropds am QIb3ug Der @epe6re. Der
NdnIIdfpismus hat auer1t dboebriidt.
Wit Der Bonnie unb benz 2enolper bal
er ben europGi'6en arieg erDffnet. SIM.
mer bate bic 8efiirdtung geberrfdt, bab
einmal Elm @reignts, bas gar ni6t bors
dusgeIe6en psrben tonnte, bic 9rpBe &dtds
Ttrup6e berbeifiibreu ipiir6e. 0ieTes @rs
eisnis mar bic GrmorOung bes gr3bers
so9s Srdn3 Serbinnnb. Sn ibm traf
Der 9erroismus nidt ben REORGANIZATION
Der 6d6sburaer sQrmee, ni6t ben tommens
ben Mdnn Der mti6iebenen Gntl6GiiFe
uno Der bur6ereifenben Shat. Der
SbronfoIger trug f9 nit Der Sbee, bic
8olter bes Rei9ss untereinanber gu bers
I0bnen Our4 bic Grridtung bes SridIis-
mus. Neben bas Olterrei6iI6e unb bds
ungariI9e &eid iplte Elm Slapenreid
tretsr. Inter Der &rone Der Sabsburger,
aber ME bic bei6en anoeren 8~eifdnbthetle
Oes Rei4s in fid gefdIpKen unb felbfts
Itdubig. Das tpuren bic tI4e4ifhm Neis
gungeu, tpel9e benz Gr3ber3ogs9brons
folger nufgefdgt purben. limb bus biz
bette bic groBe Gefobr fir bic 9eitrtbuns
gen bes ruffiIneu ganIldpismus. tpel6er
barduf dbjielte, IGmmtli6e Glopen unter
oi. 0bsrpormunbi6dft bts Mpstopiters
t6ums 3u itcltn, @o btadnn Der YER
roisuus feiu blutiaes Beri. 0fitbin
Ii4ttar rurbs bic bIutise Spur Der &c,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07

Ft gsgen 0eutIdianb. IS foIgts bic
Ltrftt Q~nndberung RuBldnbs an 6rantrsif
jur 8oulungers3 eit. Rublanb nabm uns
gebeure SruppenaniammIungen an Der
bcutiden unb Der 6iterreidiffzuneartIdeu
Gren1e bpr, begann feline ftrategii6en
0tIt6abnen dus3ubauen nnb beritdrtte
Ieiue Webrtruft burd 8erldngerung ber
9ienit3eit uno Grb06ung oes Retrutens
tOntingents, bur1 8ermebrung feiner Is
Ginientorps I'M brei nsiIe, burh bic @rs
rittuns BON 20 3uidblihen Ghiibsnregis
mtntern uno elmer 3~ipeiten tombinirten
apiutenzD ibiiion unb burb cine Reorgas
n,Iiruns isiner gefdmmten QrtiGerie.
9amals I9on bat Der militGrifAe Qufs
mnri9 RuBlanos gegen 0eutfhlano be-
grnnen, uno es eelang ulr Der Wudt Der
9eri0nli6teit 8ismards unb Der bon ibm
rorgebradten 4rgumente, bas ruiiiihe
Sapert ipieoer in bic S9eibe 5urid3as
itpben. Sn ieiner sroBcn Geoe bonn 6.
Grbrlar 1883. pelhe cine peItgeidihts
libe 5riebenstbat mar, belt Der .@iIerne"
abrednung nit RuBlanb. 4n Der 6dnO
oGr 3bdtId6en iptes er ndn, bdB bei Der
G~:tIte[ung bes GoQ unb 6dbens Der
@ienite, tpelbe iid RuBlonb unb 8eutIds
Lamb gegenieitig g%eleiitet, bds 6aben auf
benz beutI6en &onto Itebe. Or fdgte:
Der 8Organg betreffs bes 9ongreFes
enttGuIhte mid, oer fdste mir, bab ieIbft
Elm OoaitGnbiges SnOienitftelen unIerer
Fulitit, fir gentle 3eit, in bic rufiiide
lns ni9t bapor idiiBte, seeea unIeren
Milen unb gegen infer 8eitreben nit
&ubldnb IN Streit gu gerathen. 9ieier
Streit iiber Snitruttioneu. bic mir an uns
Iers 8ebpamddtigten i'm Siiben gegeben
rber ni6t eeseben batten, iteigerten iid 81
9rObunsen, Bis 3u bolitdnbigen ariegss
brcbungen bon Der tompetsnteIten Seite.
9us 1T Der llrIprung ~unIeres DIterreidis
iten 8ertrages. 9ur9 bieIe 8rDhungen
purben mir geJtpungelI, 81 Der BON mir
felt Sabr5ebnten bermieoenen Option 5tuts
IGen unIeren beiben bisberigen Greunben
gu Idreiten.
0dmals tpornte 8ismdrd RuBlanb Dor
benz Juror teutonicus". unb bic Wars
nans erfiilte ibren 3ped. Der arieg
trlroe permieben.
0amdIs TAon bate Der panflapismus
nit gefGII6tn Shriftiiidtn uno nit Der
aufpciti9ung Der goItsIsibeninaften ges
urbeitet. 9dmaIs obtr mar Der Gar
nod Der @ofuodr, ber 6err. adiier ales
rdnOtr III. gebot ben llmtrieben Girhdlt.
@eltt bat bic o~ffi8iele Reeiernng in ct.
9%ttersbarq bor Der Rebenrtaiernng. bic
Information ouf btu 8riee NIT Dsutids
lamb Hi%uesarbsitel hdi, iupItulirt. Set
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07

Sdtaitropbe unDermeiolid lpurbe. DETER
reid sllnqnrn bat ben Serben ben 3ugan9
sur Qbria getpebrt unb bamit bic 5srben
aaf bic 8eiekung bulgariihen 8ehiets Ders
pieIen: bds CAB bic 8erdnIaFuug gum
3peiteu 8ulfdntriea unb OieIsr Grieg bat
bds ruififhe artom bon Der ,8riiheriddft
Der 8altanitdatsn" Qiigsn geitraft. DETER
reihsllngdrn bat burd bic Grribtung sts
mes Ielbitdnbigen, niht iIdpif9eu Stdatss
4lbonten bic bon RuBlanb beabiihtigte
9riinbung zines sin3igen Slaipenrei4ss
gebinoert, inbem e8 einen 9eiI 5pii6en
ben n0rbliben un6 Iiiblihen 8dlfan trieb,
8euti6ldnb mar in getbdtigung Der nNis
beIunqentreue" neben ben 8unbeseenofen
getreten. 9eutIdlunb III Der 5reuno Der
9iirtei unb mdht bieit triegstii9tig. als
mad benz 8altantritse bic bsutf6e Dtilts
tdrmifIion unter Der Giibrung oes 9enes
rdlIeutnonts Gilman bon Gamblers BON ben
5iirten sur peiteren Reorganization pes
tiirfiihen 6eerts mad &onItdntinopel be-
rufen fpuroe, oa erbob Iid in Der rufiif9en
preHe Elm gepdltiger Stanbal. Die Ulels
ouue, boB Der beutiAe General aud bic
isntgen tiirtiidtu 9ruppen unter ietnem
9efebG baben perbt, relde bic 8eTebungen
Der Sorts an ben Meertnqcn bilpen, fiihrte
dnf 9etreiben RuBlanb8 AT elmer Anfraee
Der 3reiperbdnbmdtte BEL ber 5oben
pforte.
Iidt nur bic bertraqsmGbig fsitgelegten
8erpfli9tungen 3pangen 0eutI6lono, ita
duf bic Settle GeIterrsi6 sllngarns 81 tel
len. iou6ern aud bic sigenen SntereRen
muften bic oeuti6e 5altung beftimmen.
Durum fiibrt Der raiIii9e 0eg mad &ona
Ttdntinopel iiber Berlin.
G6on einmat bat RuBIano bic Bslt
turd triegerifde 9iaBreseln, tpelhe 9egen
9eutI4lanb geri6tet iparen, iiberraiat,
8os mar Gnoe Der a6t3iger Sabre oes
optigen Sabr9unbtrts. llnb aud, bamals
bate Iib has 8ttter, fpfIhes in etrem
europGiT6en arisse feline gntIuftung gu
fr6en i6ten, am 8altau 8ufammenge'
3ceen. Gnbe Der iitben5iaer Sabre bate
9HBlano Iih gum GntI6tiOunestampf nm
rie oGrbfhdft bes tranten Maunes4 pors
bereitet. Srob Der Siege Der ruliti4en
@nffeu iiber bic 9irtsi geldnete Rubluno
rtdt on bas 3iet ieinss Gbrgei8es. So
fam teinen Sdritt ndber an SonItdns
tiEopel beron. Der gtrliner 9onereS eom
Sabre 1873 3og BEN uIIifhtf G6reti8
urt ben mostnnitiidtn llmtrieben am
.8olfan bic Snranttn. Domdls nor Is
England, ipslffs oitIt Gnranien 400,
aber biz Of ber niplumotiihtn Gieberldet
utritimmts Offsnili1s @sinuns poHots
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07

heimen Wld9enihdften, fpelhe bon Ser
bieu ausgingsn unb beren 9rGbts bon Der
rufiiden Rebenregierung ee5o9en puroen.
Die 8rdbte ge3ogen unb bic Bomber biris
grit. 0as ariegsmanifeit bes 85idbrissn
8aiiers Grun3 Soiepb fiibrt uIs biftoris
fAes 3eusnis ben MeudelmorO uls llrs
fade bes &rieges an.
Qm bIutigen Sage ppn Seraietpo NOR
Der poIittide aufmarf9 &uBlanbs burds
9eFibrt. limb i'm 8erlarf bieIes alfs
marihes bat ii6 bic 4bbuntung bes 3as
rent9ums in ieiner biitoriiden 8eOeutun9
poI3ogen.
Die ruffiI9e Mpbtlmddung mar bic
8riegsertldrung. Der @uFmdri9 Der
ruiffden Qrneen ri6tete ii9 ioppbl &c.
gen 9euti9Ianb ipie gegen OeIterrei6s
nngarn. Der @ormdrI4 ion iiber Ser.
lin mad Ronitdntinopel gebsn. qbsr &c
it, ME Der ruIIi6e 8oti61fter in Gons
bon IeIbft in bieIen Sdgen tonitdtirt bat,
Elm fpeiter 8eg BON Der rufTif6en @rtnae
mad Der Sdnptitabt bcs 9eltl9en Rei6s.
Sdon i'm Sabre 1912 ndbm RuBIanb
groBe Observation-Disclosures in ben MiIis
tdrbe3irten bon Wurffnu, @ilna, &ieip
unb Sbsfd bor unb i'm eeringerer MdBs
ftdbc aud i'm MiIitGrbe3irt bon Mostou.
9ds Wort rgrobsmpbilmd9ung" bate,
felt Is gum eriten Nal am 8eginn bes
8dltdntrieges aufgetdu9t, einen bOfen
8lanq. Die bdrmloie 9eutung elmer
militdrtfden lltbune tonnte niht lGnger
@eltung bebaIter. Die prpbemobiliFs
runQen fpurben 3u biretten &riegsbrDbuus
gen. sic rpdren 3unG1it eegen SeFers
reidsllngarn geri9tet. Sc bunbeIte fiG
3und9ft MIR I'M particle militGriiGe
Mabndbmsr, dber fir ben Sttober bieIes
Sd6res mar bereits cine y9enerdlsW lobils
ma6ung" anseorbnet. 9dmit tpdr aud
0eutI9Idnb in ben 3reis bes burbereis
tenben desrefipen 8orsebcns Rubanbs
nit bineinge3osen.
Der aufmarfd RlBldnbs BAT Ti4, mad
benz urtbeiI Der So4beritGnbigsn folaens
oermaBen boGaoeen: @m 10. Gebrudr
Oiefes Subres srlieB bic rufFT9e Resis.
rung cine preTeberbot, ipeIdes ii9 auf
bic 9efdnntmudung iebpeIher militdris
fder 8orgdn9e bs8og. RuBIanb Iu6te
feline Riiitungeu mad W0gIi9teit gu Der.
i6leiern. 4bsr bic NIT oller Guer9ie urb
NIT srOBter S6neIigtett fi1 bcI5icbenbe
Riiitun9 Rubldnbs fonnts ni1t perbeims
lidt perben, Die aufmertidmteit riGtet,
iih uuf bic in europa ftebsnben raifidn
1ruppenperbdnDs unh beren 8ereounaen.
Sn ben febsu turpp6iFmen MiIitdrbssirs
! len WiInd, @crfdog, aisp, Sn.Ed 81.
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Gar moR9er bat nit Dem 2sbsn
dbgtfdloffen, ubne ieinsn g 9 Il r
FL eefunben gu baben.
= Tadn fu6t sinen perT5nti9en
S6lufrbpthmus gu trsriinben, bds beibt,
bic GfunbenaabI 5u finbeu, bic man gss
brnu9t, nm gang dussefaIdfen gu Isin.
Dtefs GtnnhensnbI fsi cine bsiliss 3nbl.
Der SeufeI @eIelisfeit bipibirt pbne llns
terIdB bordn berlr1.
Dos beute bitl sebrau6te Mort
.GDmmerfriT9e' ftautnt areiqentIid aus
Sirpl, no man i9pn felt Sobr6unberten
in bic sGrif9e1 gebt. Sn elmer @csener
gbronit BON 1910 beiBs q: Die ssnDOhs
rer buber nebsn ;hrss Sduftrn hi Gtd6.
ten aud dnbere In Der 91bt, balm ne su
GDmnlers fi4 rerfiieen, uub rrn Der nits
bsreR MELT elei9fdm AZ sip- f6isrgn
binmltfhen si[,n. no HI ~i
GsHiieeit dbtihltu, srluitissn uno trlaii.
tsfn. kDRnsH =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07

Der 11cciIdpismus, Ole ueuefe pbafe oes panIawismus.-
olleber Berlin nab KoultantuopsIl" Gas prosramm. -
Der 5dr ods %piHculoie merfpus Der ocutIbfenoid,en 1e.
bcurcgieruug - GiueIheiten Der felt Iduacm p:rbcretteten
rufTiheu 2Iobilnatuug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-07

q uuHifat bolitIa, qafmarfd II
bic Wiobilmdduug bss PauHas
ipismus.
IL rnniIA. mlEIHrilhn nlnE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-29
WASHINGTON.

EAsT-w w. Light was a business
caller in Rockland last saturday y7g-.
The Misses Florence and Frances
Haley of Rocluand are at Lake View
Farm for a few weeks. So
Mrs Blanche Johnston has been very
i'll at her home but is reported much
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wellman are at
Orla Johnstons for few days this
week. ssz
Frank sukeforth visited his sister.
Mrs. Ed Leigher in Liberty one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Poland of WASH
ington were callers at Arthur e.
Johnston's Sunday afternoon.
Henry Leeman. who has been board
ing at w. NJ Prescott's for the past 10
weeks has returned to his home in Pa
lermo.
Josephine l.. Overlook passed the
week end with friends in Palermo.
Mrs. Bertha Overlook is stopping ct
Rafe Sukeforths a couple of weeks
caring for Mrs. Sukeforth.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Morton wer> CALI
ers at Odell Bowes' one day last week
Allan Ripley is at work for Arthur
Overlook of Liberty chopping fire wood.
Mrs. Inez Cunningham of Washing
ton was the guest of her parents ar
Lake View Farm one day recently.
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WILTON.

The Wilson Lake Trotting .Associa-
ton held its first meeting of the sea
son Saturday afternoon on the ice
track of Wilson lake. with a large at
tendance. The track was in excellent
condition and the races were exciting
the free-for-all requiring six heats tc
determine the winner. Milton Holmes
Henry Lowell, starters; William Can
nan. Frank Gates. Henry Bryant
judges. The next meeting will be held
Jan. 81. If the day and track are favor
able. Summary Of races:
Green horse class--The Guideless
Wonder. Dabble. 1: Butler, Farm
ington. 2 Q; 2.40 class-The Guideless
Wonder. Dabble /; Van Helmant
Coburn, Carthage, 233: White Fawn
Wilbur. Chesterville, 8 3 8; free-for-al
Pete wilkins, Wilton. 431411:
Bob Patch. Colburn, Pennington. 1
2 2; Claribel, Jones, 31224 Van
Dictator, Look. North Jay. s44224;
Rosie Bane. Judkins. Carthage, 8 s
s 5.
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for the hall will be a feature. These
things are understood. by all who at
tended or have heard about the 1913
show but it is the entertainment fea-
ture which the committee is striving
to bring to a higher level, If possible,
than that of the 1913 show. {
The first success obtained by the
entertainment committee was in secur-
ing the return engagement of the Bos-
tonia Orchestra. This orchestra, con-
sisting of seventeen young lady must
clans, each of whom is an accom- :
plished musician and many of whom
are we'll known soloists, is under the
most able direction of Mrs. Belle
Yeaton Renfrew, who promises a
program at each afternoon and eve
ming performance that will consist
wholly of the latest and best along or
chestra lines and which will duplicate
the instant success of the orchestra at
the 1913 show. ..5-.- 49,.
Then there will be special nights,
each night set apart for some special
and unique feature. These special
nights were a great success at the
first annual show and promise to bring
record attendances during the coming
show. 4..v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-29
Sporting Nez0S OF the Day


Tommy Kilbane and Red Robinson will
box in Pittsburg next Monday night.
Leo Houck and George Chup are booked
for bout at Youngstown, o., Feb. 90.
Snowy Baker. the Australian promoter.
is on his way to this country. He is
making a world tour.
Ad WoIgast lost s523 by selling his end
in his recent bout with Rivers at Mil
waukee to the promoter for s34oo.
Promoter MeCarey of the Vernon. Cal.
is trying to get Georges Carpenter to
come to this country to meet Jimmy
Clabby.
Is Patsy Greene VS.. Joe McGovern, Tom
my Doris VS. T. Mcfarland and Dave
Powers VS.. w. Burke are the prelims
efor the Salem show next Monday
Tom McCareys arena at Vernon. Cal,
] has been christened The Appendicitis
Arena" on account of so many boxers
getting stricken with that ailment just
before they were to box in it.
Even the supreme court of New York
would not help Bob Fitzsimmons TO force
rfhe Boxing Commissioners to let him box
In that city. The court ruled the COM
missioners were within their rights.