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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
SAYS "USE TRUSTS;
DON'T KILL THEM
Prof. jerks, Addressing
Economic Club, Criticises
Wilson Measures.

THE Pending Trust Bills" was the sub
ject for discussion at the dinner Of the
Economic Club. at the Hotel Aston, last
night The speakers were Professor Jere-
mah w. jerks, OF New York University;
Samuel Untermyer Charles F. Mathew
son and Senator Atlee Pomerene, of Ohio.
There were seven hundred members and
guests present. George W. Wickersham,
Attorney General in the Cabinet of Presi-
dent Taft. was the guest of honor.
The annual election of officers preceded
the discussion. William r. Wilcox. for
mer Public Service Commissioner. was
elected president. Frank A. Vanderlip
and George B. Cortelyou were elected
executive committee, elected for a term
Of three years, were James Speyer, For
rest F. Dryden, Ludwig Nissen. Theodore
P. Shonts and George w. Wickersham.
The discussion of tho proposed trust
bills was generally in criticism of them
Professor jerks had a good word TO say
for the trusts, IN so far as, he said, his
study of the subject, and the result or
the various public Investigations, had
lions had not increased the cost OF living.
He said that it was infrequently recog-
nized that the public interest was chiefly
promoted from the economic side by the
best possible utilization OF industrial
energy, a process which the large com
binations accomplished to a large cx-
tent.
Professor jerks pointed out the reasons
why he considered the bills proposed by
the Wilson administration inadequate and
ineffective.
! 81 hold no brief for the combinations,
he said. 81 owe them nothing. I wish
only the public welfare. But | do want
the people TO open their eyes to the real
facts OF business. TO see things as they
are and not TO be led into error by the
misuse OF words that no longer apply TO
present conditions in their old meanings
above all let us keep in the fore
ground In our legislation and in our
thoughts not technical words that re-
quire legal definition. such as monopoly
and competition but the general words,
the public welfare'-words that have
enabled Germany and Great Britain and
Canada TO cope with the undeni9bie evils
that accompany great business without
destroying It's benefits. In our foreign
trade, at any rate. as well as here. we
need to learn from them, or We must
take the consequences that are not pleas
ant TO foresee."
Mr. Untermyer said that any post
ponement OF the trust legislation would
only tend to keep business conditions in
l. a loo, l. lie
and while he said he considered addi-
tional legislation necessary. these bills
did not go nearly far enough. SThe pro-
posed legislation I'm Its present form
was more likely to hamper the freedom
Of enterprise than to eliminate unfair
competition. ne said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
GIRLS FATHER HITS
ELOPER ON JAW
Welcomes Runaway Pair in Road
and Has Dentist"
Arrested.

By way Of wedding congratulations A.
7 Parklyn, a rich lumber merchant of
Palisades Park. n. j.. presented yesterday
10 Matthew y Smith. husband of Mr..
Parklyns daughter. right swing 10 the
Jaw.
Smith was indicted by the September
grand jury on the charge OF practising
dental surgery without a license. A tele-
phone request was made that ne appear
before that body Smith. instead OF COM
plying departed Immediately from Pail
sades Park with Miss Mary Florence
Parklyn, twenty-five years old. Search
was made for BOTH but they eluded the
authorities.
Mr.. Parklyn received letter last week
written by his daughter from Albany She
said she and smith were without money
and needed some. SO Mr. Parklyn sent
SIS 10 his daughter. Smith and Miss Park
Ign. on their way TO New York. stopped
ct Poughkeepsie Saturday night and were
married. They arrived here yesterday and
Mr. Parklyn was informed by telephone
that they would meet him at More and
Broad ayes. Palisades Park, later in the
day.
Mr. Parklyn decided not TO keep Il Sc
cret. lie Informed the police or the
arrangement. and they got 10 the corner
soon after Mr.. Psrklyn met Smith and
tho girl. who were In an automobile driven
by Smith Just before the detectives ar
rived Mr. Parklyn. seeing that the police
men were on tho way. struck Smith.
When arrested Smith. who had only 30
cents. asserted that he was a graduate
from the Pennsylvania College OF Dental
Surgery IN 1880: that ne had been licensed
In New Jersey. but lost his license.
SIR. Parklyn has taken his daughter to
his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
OPPOSES FRANK DEFENCt
On Anniversary OF Murae'
Prosecutor Takes Affidavits'
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

~.
Atlanta. April 27.-To-day the gu.
versary OF the murder OF Mary Inass
was devoted by Solicitor General DO'1
to strengthening his case asaihSt 49,, -
Frank and getting new afhdaVits 10 . ,s,
the efforts OF the defence FOR a ne"
Frank is under sentence of death 49,.
Realizing that the strongest caro- 90, y"
defence has so far played is the com, ,se
SION OF Jim Conley, overhearu ~ -,
Rev. C. b. Ragsdale. pastor OF tne - III.
Street Baptist Church. and simi'a, -
dence on the part OF Anna Maud - 80
negress. the solicitor has had me''''''
OF his stan at work on this phase ~.
All day women and girls fled INTO ~ Sy
solicitors office and were auesuon.'
him and his assistants. Several a'''u".
were made. Some OF these deal win "e"
evidence. and some repudiate tes''''''"'
by prosecution witnesses. =,
Three hundred friends and relative. !,
Mary Phagan gathered In the cemetery .,
Marietta to celebrate the anni'e'S"''
her death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
OPEN NEW POLICE STATION
18th Precinct Now Housed in
West goth St.

The new station house for the 18th Police
Precinct at 80 West 10Th st was officially
opened yesterday. The men have been
using a stable in West 18th st. for more
than a year.
Tho turning OUT OF the 4 o'clock pla-
toon signalled the opening. Acting In
spector Morris and Captain Albert Mason
were behind the desk during tho rollcall.
Commissioner Arthur H. Woods was OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
TO ASK GLYNM FOR BILL

BY a unanimous rising vote the South
Brooklyn Board of Trade las: night. at
It's banquet in the Imperial cars. de
cided to call on Governor Glynn TO send
a special message to the Legislature at
its extraordinary session. beginning Mon
day. 10 pass the bill permitting tho con-
struction OF the South Brooklyn marginal
freight terminal railway.
The bill advocated by the association
was passed by the Legislature but was
vetoed by the Governor.
Mayor Mitchell. who signed the bill. said
tho Governor vetoed II because OF a mis-
conception of its purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

pected to be present. but did not appear.
The building was constructed at cost
Of 900. 1t IS five stories in height and
areproof throughout. Shower baths nave
been provided for the prisoners.
The first business transacted by the
lieutenant after entering the rollcali was
the signing of a receipt for load of coal.
Following this came n call for an ambu-
lance from 1876 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
p. c. KNOX, JR., STILL LOVES
HIS WIFE DESPITE GOSSIP
Pair Now Living in This City and Preparing for Trip tc
Europe-Rivals Fail to Gust Salesgirl Spouse,
Although Rumor Had Busy Winter.

for two weeks. according to report, and
plan TO sail for Europe in about q week
or 80.
Only six weeks ago young Knox was
at Palm Beach saving young women from
drowning. while his wife remained in
apartments at 100 Vine St. Philadelphia
There was nothing TO show last night
where the couple were living I'm New
York. At the Waldorf. where tho young
man has usually registered when in tho
city. the room clerk knew nothing Of his
whereabouts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

The William J. Gaynor. a new munich
pal ferryboat on the service from the
Battery to 18th St. South Brooklyn, made
her first trip Yesterday, carrying Mayor
Mitchell and other city officials. Because
of the new boat the twenty minute head
way on which the ferryboats have been
running will be cut down to fifteen.
Tho William J. Gaynor was built in the
administrations Of Mayors Gaynor. Kline
and Mitchell at cost OF $4,000 and Is
one of four operating from the Battery to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

When young Philander c. Knox, IT,
sailed for Bermuda on January with his
mother the gossips ended his romance
with his salesglrl wife. whom he married
In Vermont. after a trip from Providence.
where he was in school. and she was
working In department store.
From Philadelphia last night. however
came the report that not only were tho
young couple moro loving than ever. but
that they had transferred their belong
ings from Pennsylvania and were living
-'~hf IN THE cltv They have been here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
FERRYBOAT VIM J. GAYNOR
MAKES FIRST RIVER VOYAGE
Mayor Mitchell and Other Officials Go with New
$350000-Craf on l4Ninute Maiden
Trip to Brooklyn.

seth st Captain Charles Denz is In
charge OF the vessel.
The Mayor. accompanied by Dock COM
missioner r. A. c. Smith Bridge Com
missioner f. j. II. kracke, Tenement
House Commissioner John j. Murphy ana
others. made the trip over TO Brooklyn,
but he came back 10 Manhattan IN his
automobile. The voyage to Brooklyn
consumed just fourteen minutes. On tho
trip the boats whistle footed joyously,
and the salute was returned by other
river craft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31
,,m siI6erfrau5c

glm Sountag iuaren 20 Sabre
berflollcn, 6aB @err uno 6rau 9iaT
iSlot5olu ii6 0ie l6dHo 8itrn &c.
bensbunoe reidten. 9os Subelpaor
aeoahte, oen Gag gang inter li6
3u ietern. Gas lit ibm nitd &c.
lungen, bate ober niflt nit Der
Ge6dhtniBfrait Der 6rau SenrD
@eeIt aered)net, Die iid oes cages
ser ariinen 6o65eit nod gnltS &C.
nan eriunertc. Sic ieste iif NIT
Oen 0titgIieOert oes ggngel &luhs"
in 8erbiltOung, uno m gtontog
fanoen iie iid pol5dbIid III Der
6lotbon'iden 8obnutg ein. Die
lleberraIdung mar groB. Sin @e.
Ifenfeu aller g(rt, oariltlter ein
feines bon Der ,Goncoroto" ge-
Itiitetes Goienbufett, nangelte es
nidt.
@roBe 8rcu0en nuroe benz Su.
6elpnare bereitet, i1oem Der @e.
iongpereiu n6armonia" BON 2ilo.
8iirtteuberg ibm ein
giIo leiner gfitglie6er in @ben.
bolsrobmen nit @oIoIdnitt nit
iolgenocr Suidrift 3uiauOte: r@a-
wiomet Dem gbepaar Mar 6lo'
t6op at ieinenl iiIberneu SubiIa.
I'M am 90. 0tar5."
gBnaaren hutten Die @dite in
SiiQe iuto 5iille nitgebrndt, unb
fir einen gilten SropFen iorets
Serr GSlotbop. "a es an Sdnserin.
men, 8dn5erinnen uro &e6uern rlidt
mangeIte, 10 fam man iid leiht
oeufeu, 0aB 5robiirn ltno Seiterfeit
in ibre 9iedte trateu 9(Llen Der.
gng Die 3eit pieL 8l ifjneu, mo
aIs oie Iebteu gSortc oes .Beb.
0aB mir ideioen niliien" uertlun.
gen tparen 3itterte Oas Beb In
Ser 8r1llt ser S9eioenoeri nod,
10 Ihon batten iih Die @dIte bel
6Iotboiu'S anliiiirt. SEA, mir fommett
allc NAL nieberi
Serrn mo S5rou 6lutbotp ober
niini1en mir, Dab tie beibe aud
ibr goIosneS 6oh5eitsfeit bel gutter
@eiunobeit nn0 i'm &rpiie ibre So.
mile uno 6reltnoe feiern m0geu.
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9yum ,6lntiaen @rnno".

Biudeiter, ap., 81 Niarj. -
Gin npitcres aapitel in Der @e.
idJiAte Der gIutichoeu BON BREATH.
itt Gountp eroifnetc iidb belltc, ul5
elm @rtroternin oe5 arieasgerifts
5uiammeutrat, Inn t5 Oiduner 81
pro3eiiireu, ipelde Der Grlnor0rng
bes irii6errn SberiiiS Gomaro Gal-
lnban, bonn genannten Gountu be.
ichuloigt limo. Callahan pitroe in
1912 eridoiien uno ihon Die aalje
3eit iibcr ihleppen iih Oieie ,5dllc
in Den @erihtsbofeu berlm 3tuei
Dianner limo bereits idulOtg 9eipro-
den, bnbcn ober neue Gro5eiie be-
antragt. ,Sait iamntlide 9ln8eflod'
te iinp unter 80 Sabre aIt 0as
8eipeismoterinl iol ben Jrou SiI.
linn GroB, elmer 3ohter Gallabans,
geiammelt poroen icin.
Otan balt cine Gntideioing Ger
idmmtliden idmebenoen Sale inI
ieeigen Grtrntermin fir mabridein'
lid.
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N:iOer QnmpenhanSler.Sr

sos glngeles, Sal, 81. @Gr3. -
@ie man bon Den bieiiacn Beam.
ten Der gunocsregieruna erfabrt,
miro itmerbalb eines Mouat5 ole
@ronO Surp oe8 biciigcn 9uloe5ge.
rid)tes cine eingebenoe llnteriudmg
iiber bic gebauptitng onltcaen, oaB
Elm 9unlpeubdnoIertrliit beitebt, mel.
der bic 9ontrolle ilber oas gan3e
Sono meitli6 bonn U1iiiiiiippi iibt.
geic es beiBt, lit oieier 8rltit unmit.
telb1r nad Dem groben Bran.
be in San 6rnncisco I'M Sabre
1905 entitanoen ino bot iid nit
Der Belt iiber alc neitli6en Stdo.
tc BON geoelltung ausgeOe9nt. Gas
SuIti5oepartcment miro eInen Gpe-
SiaIuertreter bierber entienoen ipel-
der bic llnterIu6ung leitct.
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GcriUnalnuti5cn.

Serr 6raut Sd0ppe, Der iid) I'M
ct. Soiepbs Soipitol megen 8lut-
0ergiftuna elmer 0perotion utter
5ieben loiicn mlBte, lit mieoer 10.
melt bergeiteQt, ooB er iein Sc.
iddft, 1915 5arnam StruBc, beiu-
den fam.
0err 8aul @}aaer, 1923 Goan8
StroBe, befiuoct iid zines 9tugen-
leiocus pegeu I'M ct. s5oicpbS so.
ipitoI
9err 5. $. auus, eupcrinten-
bent Der GoB Gouutp 9lrnen 6arnL
belt iid am 9tontag oieier 8oAe
@eihdftd bolber IN 0maba auf, luO
itattete aad Der Office Der Omaha
8ribiine einen ongenebmen 9eiuh
ab. @r bat nlf oas .Eogeblott
Uieoer obourirt uno lit nit Der
3eitllng 10 3ufrieocrt, Dab er oos
enqlii6e Smaba Gageblatt ab6e.
iteut bat neil Die 9ribiine i6nl
ale geeuigteiten brinee.
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0hernIGuoer nerlekt.

Bolton, Y}aii, 81. 9ldr3. -Meb.
rere Stars" Ger Bolton Opera
Go. purOen Ieift berIest, lmo ct.
Iihe Ser ipeibliten MitgIieber iie-
len III 9nmoft, alS es au einem
aefGbrIften @eOrGnge tiir3 Dor Der
abfnbrt Ses 1on1pfers 2aplonb am
Tod in Bolton fam. Cine Wlen-
Id1enmenge bon ntnoeitenS 5000
Gopfen bate iif am Bier pingeiun.
Den, nm ben eGneern 2ebetpobI gu.
Iaaeu. glls Die Rlanfe oes Dam.
piers beruittereelniien fuuroe, 6rang'
tc fih Die Wtenge nod born unO
rib bic GdnGer nit ii6.
Crit ale 8eritdrfimg eN9etroifen
mar, Dermodte Die 8oIi3ei Der Gage
Sfrr Su iperoen, glqe MlitaIieoer
Der 0pernseielidloft erreidten
tdbIiebIid) ibre Aabmen Ood etIide
BON ibnen fineten iiber Sdlner5eu
infoIee Der nid1t seraOc iouiten Be.
b0nnlpAg, -.
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AbItimmang
ibtr 9oIltragt!
gcaiunt 6entr yladnnittua I'M SOns.
llnarbeuftr Anorang
Ocs sublifunnS.

@dibinatou. 81. Qidr}. Die
2l6itilumuug iiber Bic &ia. wdtc
Die 9lauautaioabeirciuHl ancriGant.
idcr Ndiitcuidifie mioerruit be-.
gimt bcutc JlndmIttag nm 5A5.
gas cuogilItigc Reialtat miro um
1880 eriabrcu merDcu
Gtnc idurie SReef lflef ocu nj.
ocrrui biclt Spregcr elerf. Die
guban1er Oes 40fOcutell cOocb
rboiicu jupcriiftha riucn Sicg
init 30 bis 60 Stimmeu Uic6rDcit.
Gic @cQner gceem 1ueuu and nm.
gcrn cine moglidje 9lic0erlolc gu
Der 2Iuoraug Jn 0ru (5aacriccu
tit 10 aroB, ouB uiir ut GcrmanOte
orr 9lbgeoronetcn mo SeHatorcu
GinIaBtarten pergcbeu DerOen gIub
Oic @olcrie Der 0pIpmateu lmO Ole
Oca 4irdiiocntru ino oidIt 6cicbt.
8olBcilihc Gorfelrmacu iinO gc.
troiicu Oie g}eugel }urud3ubaltcn
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9SetitiOn fiir oie g@unmen4.
Die YiGrOrt JiOienthal's erindJen um
9lnfidlub Der SOOesnrtGeils-
pUllitrefung.

Nem 9orf, 81 Ndr3. 3ebu
Der 5uoli @ci6poreneu, melhe Die
bier gGlnmcn" Der grmoroung oes
SpielboQGn6eiiBers 6ermann Goien-
tbaIs iduloig befluoen batteu ba-
ben cine @ouperneur @lpnn iiber-
reIdlte &ctition imter3eidnet, in
uelder oeier eriudt miro, Die auf
nacblten 0}ouat angeieete Grefltion
Der O}orOer aui5uidieben bis ser
5peite Bro5eB oe5 ebemaligen go
li5eilclltnnnt5 CHARLES geder erie
0i9t iit oeiien Eooe5urtbeil pom
itaatlldeu 2lppcQationsgeridt III
Sem 9orf umgGitoBer noroen mar.
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stabte far glrlerpe6anfen.

gaaibingtun. 81. Didr3. Gos
gteierppbunt Grgnniiatioustomite,
beiieheno ans Dem SdJotanitsietre.
tar 0tc9lOoo, SilliSiefretar 6ouitou
uno aontroaclr Der llmIauismittel,
g8illiamS. miro balo Die gcograpbi.
iden gcgreBungeu Der Geierpe6aut
oilirtftc unO Die Stdote, in oenen
Die ganfen cingcridtet neroen, be.
fannt geben.
llpber Die 9ln5obl Der 9anfcn lit
man iitb nod nidlt einig. 9ladl
Dem @'eieB oiirier es nidt Ueniger
ais adt imo nibt mebr ols 5poli
ganfen iein Gas glftienfapital
nfuB $4,000,000 betrogen. 8em
bic ganteu, melde Dtttglieoer per.
oen nidt gelug @eIo auibringen
llm $d,000,000 boil 3u madlen, 10
iuirO Oas @rlmofopital bonn 8lb.
Iifum gc3ei6net.
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gremier aSqnifb itsrnimmt ariess.
pOrieiOIi0
50 beift rr plane cine Snrdlgrei'
ieRSr HcOrgauiiatiOa Der
Armtt.

2onoou, 81. D}dr3. SIN lin.
terbauS tiinoigte aeitern Der Frcmier.
miuiitcr aSauitb an. DAB er ne.
ben icincn iebigcn glemtern aud
0aS oeS Sriegsietret1rs ilbernebmen
neroe. Gr meroe gleitl3eitig leiuen
glbgeoroncicniiB ncocrleqcu uno IN
ieinem @ablfreiic, Dit Sic. Sd)ott.
Iano. INN 8icOcrpabI nadiuhen.
5elomarihaa Cir ,Sobu 6reud.
G6ci oe5 @cuer1litabrs. nno @eue.
raj Cir Sobn Quart. @eneralao.
iutunt, neigcrn it'd, ibre Reiiguntio.
nen 3urid3u5icben obmobl Bis.
count SulOcpu cine Ylatiorm ent.
morien bate, ncIde Die gbre uno
ben 9iui Ger @enerdle iidert.
Somit muroe es Dem ariegSietre.
tar, Gberit 5, @. Seeln, nnmog.
lid, ieiH Amt jl bcbaltcn. Seine
Helignaticn muroe oaher angenom'
men. nadoem Die 3eitllngcn ieiner
etgeuen Fnrtei i'm tagelouQ unter
arell3ieuer batten luto onraui be-
itanoen, 0uB er 5urildtreten miiiie.
Discount WiorIep, Der nit Gberit
Seelp Ous @arantieihriititilf eut.
norfen bate, miro cbeuiaas reiignis
rem. Gic Gage lit iuioiern eigeu.
artia, ais Die 9iegierung iorlneQ
ohne 4renier umo ohne 6iibrer I'M
llutcrbau5 lit, bepor Die @ahl in
Git Size abge6uIten moroeu lit.
9ie gleiignotiou 9lsquitb's fam
ben Dlitglieoern oeS 0auie8 mo JET.
nen &oQcgcu i'm aobinet ais gro-
be lleberrai6uug, ocnn er bate all.
geulheinIid mr Dem aonig pom
ieinem gntidhtB giittbeiluug ge.
mndt. IS bciBt. oaB er cine
arirnolidc REORGANIZATION Der 9lr.
NEE auirebe 9aa 9iohiolaer bon
Cir 9Sobn 5reuh ais Gbef oes @e.
neralitabes miro General Sir S5a.
milton genonnt.
SSu beioen $5Guiern nuroe sic
Gage oebattirt. Gon Seiten Der iri.
iden glotionaliiten nuroe fein 8ort
geolIBert. ,Sn 2nlfe oes Cages
bntten Der ErenHer 2lsqilitb, Bis.
count WlorleD, 0brrit Seclp uno oie
@ener1le 6renA uno Gtuaro glubi-
el8en beIm @onia.
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Dit fdIlt Str
ApOtbfkH!
aOmmiiiGr aageI NIT ben StOllestn
Ieiues geriabrsns usgeH
ausaefallen.

Der 01ebrSabl Der StaOtfommiid.
re lit oas gorgeben Oes BoIi0ei.
fommiii1rs Sugel geseu bic gIpo.
t6eter betreifS oes gsrtoiiis gel.
tiger @etr1nte iibertreten bobeh
81 barlcb. Gle beiheiHigten ibre
Oppoiition init 4 aegen 8 Sttmnlers
iogar NIT 5 gegen 2.
Bier glpotbefer ipurocn i'm go.
Ii5eigeridt iibcriiibrt uno beltruft
aegeu Die beioeu anoeren ipuroe
oaS geria6ren nieoergeidlogen, Od
Der it10tiide 2lnflager slnbeuier iidJ
weiaerte, Die geihmerben oes go.
lijeioepartementS aIs glntInaeboiis
Rapor 9oblman, bic
aomnliIidre 9iDoer, Mc@oDern uno
Butler itinuten iiir 3uriifgnbe Der
iuipenoirten 2ieenien, tpdbreuo Die
aouniIIdre allgeI, Summel uno
Bitbnea Die gIitfbebuug oouerno
MAIDEN MOLTEN.
NaDor Qablmou oab sur yiedt.
fertisung ieiuer SaItlng Die Grtld-
rung ab, oaB er gegeu bic aufbe.
6ing Der 2icenien aus 5ruei @riiu.
ben lei: griteus, neil Oieie neue
0rOinan5 mu ein paar Enge in-
trait mar, ais Die 8erbaftmgeu er.
folgten, 3lpeitens, neil er grlmo.
iablid oagegeu iei, 9eaHte ors8l-
ididen, nm 9elte 5ur @erleslmg
Der @eiebe 3u berleiteu, iUie es BET
Dieien sSGuen geiheben iei. @r fiib.
lq lih peranlaB, oarllm 5u eriu9en.
Dab ieber goli3iit, Der ruf iolde
@eiie erlan8tes 8etpeismaterinl Dor.
broingt, entIaiien iuer0e.
aomniiidr augel eutgegnete Od-
rauf, ouB Oieie 9lrt Der lleberfiib.
ruug Die eia5ig nogli6e lei, Oenn
0as @eriht ioroere poiitioen 8epeiS
0lr6 glugen5eugeu. gr peroe iid
6nrf Ole 9ppoiition nidt beirren
IaiIen 1u0 0alielbe SpItem fortie.
Bet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31
Ter gerlanf rent Fc.
Sn iciHsr peimntll acclrt. gleuer
Angriii anf 8adItpuiten. II Sn'
Oapeiter 3eitnuaen itcben fir Ocn
Treibnn0 ein.


Berlin, 81. @ldrj. - 5rou Sou.
anne, Oic 1odter oe5 Gimarfcn.
pereiusariInoers aeunemnm, weldlc
ibr gitteraut an oen Rolcn
Drummer perfallitc. empiiuoet lcBt
uiii ole gluslaiiuuaru rcidlSoclt.
i6er 3citlngen bin lebbaites Ne.
oauern iiber oieicn Sanocl uno Der
hdlt, Ocnielheu riidadnag 5u ma.
den. 5aas Der gertuili uidt mcbr
aeicBIid auigebobeu meroen fanA
nil iie 100000 0}arf guBc an Oeil
Sihnarfenucrein jabIeu. Sic CT,
Hart, ooB iie in Der irrtbilmIidru
glnnabme gcbanOrlt babe, Ger aou.
Ter iei ein Iruther.
Der bairiide guuotagsabgcoroue.
te gt6rci6. ipclder mearu anseb.
lidcr 9iiBperwalhna Oes Germo.
geus BON Sri. 0ur0er Dcrbuitct
muroe wurOe bel Der Aiidtcbr mad
ieincr gateritaot gleilitaot a. s..
BON ben geipobncru berjIid) begriiBt,
mo gIben0s mur0e em GROCER ia.
deI3ua 81 ieiuen gbrcn Derauiialtet.
8p undtraglit bon Der StraB.
burger 9iiIitdrbeborOe mitgctbeilt,
nuroe am 5reitag 81 mittcrnddtIi'
der Stm0e Elm gcbeimniBUollCr
9lugriif oui eingn g4adJtppitcn am
Sort airh6ab Derllbt. gIIs elm
5ergeoHt oa5 BortaI oiinete - oo
er oie alinaeI lautett borte umO
gldIbte, Der aunlmauoant oeS Sorts
ici pon ser Staot }uriidacfcbrt -
frudte elm ShuB m0 cine augel
itreiite icine gruit 9Ils cr uortrnt,
nm bic Geidifte 3u rmtcriuteL
iicl cin 5Deiter ShuB, rmO Dies.
NAL mur0c er in Die 8ciheugegeno
actroiieu; 0od lit oic GcrluumOlml
mr leidt oa Die aulcl aclen Gin
@eloidld in iciner laihe ihhlg. 81,
he bepniinete Fatrouiae lpllrOe aus
aeianOt, nm nuh Dem 9lngreiier 81
iuden, bate obcr feiueu griolg.
9uOapeit, 81. Wl1r}. - Ser sc,
tier .9loDo" peroiicntlidt eiucn gr.
tifel ilbcr 6cutit.oitcrreihiide BE-
3iehlingcn nelher lid 9egcn oic
geriude ipcnoct, llnirieocn jpiiden
Geiterrcibs llngart 1mo Icutihldno
5u itiitcu. 3ugIeidJ bringt oa8 9Iatt
eiuc 8crIiuer ,}nifriit, poriu Is
beiBt. 8eutihInno babe rpabrenO Der
galfontriIe Seiterreid.llngarn nidJt
gebemmt, mo oieies 6abe itrts nui
oeutide gmloestreue 5dblen tonncn.
Iie 3eitihriit olgajmonoe" bringt
eincn 9lrtifel pom lngariihen Wii-
niiterpraiioenten Iis3o, meder Die
5einoc oes GrciblmoeS idori 3tt.
rildlpeiit. gtpns ouiioaenO eriheiltt
es, Dab man lid 5u ioItct 3iriid-
neiilngen fait lmnittelbar nad) Scr
neuciten Dionardcnbegegmlng Dcr'
mtaBt iebt.
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,lrriinniac 6cac9t 5elbltmurO.

6rou 8. s.. 9l6amep orcbte 0}on.
tag }}adlnIttog ln eiuem Ieeren 3int.
mcr ibrer 99Gbmmg 1910 Ufoion
StroBc Die @asbabne be8 aohoienS
un0 Der 9eleudhmq an legte iid
md Elm Sofa uno ot6ncte ous t0ot.
Iihe @as ein. Sbre Godter, SRI.
@ul0a 9tbancn, @e6rerin IN Der
Gaiteqar ShulG, fono Die 0iiitter
6ci Der @eimflnit ais 2eid)e. Scr
bcrbciqerrlieuc Boli3eiar3t founte
mr nod Den Goo fouitatircn. 5rau
@lomc1 mar icit Ginger Belt iii
Der 5rrenabt6eihmg oc5 Gountpbo.
ipit Z uno tebrtc am Sanitog mad.
bullg riid.