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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28
Der oSntI&eiSnnss-
&anrpt I'M Often.
Die seaana ggafdau, lore Sage nnS esetaisuns.
Don eirem aftiOen OFFICER Der 8ferr.u ng. armet.

Die In ben IsbitH 9agtH bier tinass
irofftnu dmtlidm BetanHimaduuaen
aus Berlin uno Wisn fdIlbern bic Qaas
10 eiiniia, bdb man boii,n BARI bdb BE
gslaetruna ben Warfhau, bic ale Gnos
5iel ber Wintttlampasne au btird9ien IN,
Dor Der 2bur ltebt. Die FoIatnoe Gis
iuotion benefit bic Ri6iiaieii 6ieltr gns
Hdbme; Die esuti9en Slrtitlrdite, melte
tntIdna bsr e~Ifnbdbnlinit Ddniias
Weri6du, bon SOIbaa aus in Der Rid
tans iibtr 3itdonuip geesn MarIhau
porgerldt iparen, mubien boriiberaebeub,
angsfdts bsr numeriIhsn llebermdht b,s
@egners lire alien Gte1unaen In Der
qinie 9isrunsWI pie6er bssieben.
Cine iebr buIoise @srItdriuua oisIsr
@ruppt III az bsrmutbeH. 1as A. 8. ems
aeittlte 8orriidtn niro nab ginfreffen
Der %eripdbnttn @trRdrtung pisbsr fortges
itbt Derbsn. Die fegrside Gruppe bon
0tnoenbure Itebt nit Dem rshten aIiieeI
dngsltbnt an bic GiIenbabnlinie Dors
fhdus peirildu, oItiid in otr b0be bon
eoba iiber 2oipies Bis our Mei9iel. 9is
SiibsrupR bat ben eepInutsn ruIFIden
@oritob etpOtftn unb ~bsbaupiet bic ainis
petritdu ? ROlpo = Ga6opsts0 oIbroms
Raibrot. 9d bic ruIfi9sn ansriffe gee
gen Bic 5situug ardtdu fsbIidIugen, III
Der sauje ruiTl9e a~riegspldn, = bel
3enItoddu burdbrehtno ibtr GrssIdu
mad Berlin bor5uriiden - umaeIioBsn.
Nie aus @isu pffi3itG beidnutaestben
purbe, sntIpriht bic tibne ruIFT9e Be-
bduptung, OdB prSembsl tpisbtr b%slaasrt
III, nidt ben 9bdtIadsn, ba T4 bic .ges
lugsrsr" nuBsrhalb bes @irtungsbereids
Der idperitsn 5sIiunesseI9ibe bsIiubsn;
70 lam i'm beIttn Sale nur bon elmer i3ers
nirung bic Aebe iein. Die aber bic
RriegsgeI9idte Iebrt, fam Der Qnereifer
Ourh bic bloBe 3ernirung feline 5eFtung
nsbmen. 3psindl 1T benz 8eIaaerer oer
Wes mad RubIanO se5sigt iDorben, inOem
er Ourd gelungene ausfGue Der Gert6eia
bigger uad Der 6stmafb getritben puroe,
10 1T du5uuebmeu, bab Fe ben Stimtpeg
aud gum DritteR Mtdle, aud obne Wees
finosn tperben.
9u. pie einsangs %eripGbnt, Der eiaents
lide aampf Inn WdrIhdu bemnd1H alt
erboffeH III, pirb es bieaeitt ni6t uns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

lnitr,Hant Isin, boB enbllsl bts iiianis
Ideu ainstns ndber gu bsfartibeH. Die
Staot Mdridau litgt an linltn MeidIels
nTtr auf sirem 80 SUE ibsr benz BaFsrs
ipis9el trb0bten pldieau. Quf benz reds
ten liftr Der Mdhld ~asstniber bsfinbti
li6 bic NorItabt qrdea. WarI9du IN
bic sr0bts, pi9iieite uno rsidFs Staoi
RuiFfhsp pleHs, biIbtt bic 3tntrale bes
politiiden qsbtns unb Der 8trtebrslinien.
6iu ptrsinigtn id Iisbm eduonrdben
unb fiinf GiIeubabnlinisu. Sie IN aud
Mittelpuntt bon pitlistn militdrilden
A~HlaIten. Die Gtabt Warlhau III nit
Oer @orltabt qraga bar8 3lpei siIernt
griden %perbunben. 9as GsIdnbe ipshs
lid Der Wei9il III %pslsnartig, erbObt
ih Der Meiditt 80 ietig unb btlbst bort
eiuen IteiIsn 600 gub bobsn gbfal.
Sn Der nabsn lmgsbuna Der Stabt be-
finOsn fi6 ausesbsbnte DdIb,r unb tleins
Walopar5elen, bon bentn bic in n0rbs
li4,r uub norb6Fli6sr Ribtuus Iiegsns
ben 6 Mtilen entfernt, tpdbrsnb bic in
iiibli9tr uHb ipsitlidtr Ridtuna befinbs
lihen z bis IA Msilen entfsrnt fno. Die
Bdloer iinO uufultiOirt, nit llnterbols
bepddieu, iosar fir ben gubgdnosr
idpsr, itelsnipeiis gar niat paIFrbar, ia
Iosar an bisIen Sfslen btrIumpft. 9ds
@sIdnbe rs6ts (OitIid) Der Msi6Iel 1T
cine idnbigt Gbene, nnb bic Gintoniaieit
ipirO nur burd bic ou~sgeosbnten Wdlber
belsbt. Die @dIbsr beginner unseFGbr
6 Meiltn entfernt Dor Der gorftabt prasa
unb umgeben bic Stabt bdlbtreisformis.
Die DeidisI 1T Ifellentpsiie rsgulirt, Bill
bet abtr an bitlen Gtelen nod Qsbens
arms, bus 6luBbett 1T nbsr abIolut bers
nahlGhiat. @uf beibsn llfern lduftn
parallel nit Der DeitTel e%rftlaTfiqe
Gabrpese. Die Stabt 8arI6da bilbet
als 5eitung einen boppelten 9riidentopf
uno lie 1T ben mpberntn 4nforberunacn
entiprs6sub sebaut nnO einasri9tet. Sic
1T laut Dem sebsimen 0ienitbude Der ruiz
iii4eu armee dls cine srIttldiiige 6eltung
tldiIfi5irt. Die Dsfenfblinis Der Getunq
1T 32 Meilen lang. bic 5orts, pelhe BON
Der Stdbt 81 bis A Msilen e~ntFernt finb,
haben unter chamber einen 3pif6enrdum
Don II Bis 3 Msilen. Die 6ehuna be-
its4t aug Der aItrunbsrs3 ituOsle als Sem
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~Ipunntsn. Der srfte @nebab, Der @frs
meIinnnl, ipar linen gtIttntt, bic Annette
BsltItrdBe, Gibraltar, uahmen ie ges
naItiam dls 0ant BON Spanien, bic
brittle unb pIerte nit eif uno pplitit.
Sn brti S.~ahrbunbtrten mar od5 Dsrt
boasnSst, ale pdFe beitbt, bic 6errT9ait
erruneeH. DEM lie nnbttn, baB fper bic
enge beberriat. aud 9err Der Beite 1T.
unb tpsr bic We9e sur Melt iperrt, aud
ibr Grirdanis empFdngt. Sn brei SaHra
bunberten bate oas tlsinc ,SnIeIIanb ale
Strdben etlperrt 81 allen Snfeln unb
Gontinentsn, itHo es gob teinen Weg
p~eltip1rts ms6r, nls Oorbei inter BEN
Drphblid Der britiihen aanpnen.
a6er bds ensliife 8tgiiier bate Elm
BOD. Qae GtraBen batten Tie beiebt,
bic bic gfattr benz Mleer gterd6en bate,
oub 0Bean nit Ocean iid p%ereine, bic
See In unenoIidsr Ginbeit umgiirte. aber
oa mar cine Strabs mod. bic nidt osr
urIprinelihe Wile Der Rdtur, fonoern
bic menIhlife gnergie ii9 aufgsfpren9t,
Der ganaI, nit BEN Elm tii6ner, MlSeIner
Menld Die biinue Mtmbrdn BON Sut5
at surfiBen unb ben inbiihen 0Sean
NIT bsm mitiellGnbii1en Meer su eineu
nuiernabm. nrult mar biefer 0eoanie,
70 ait pie bic @eI1itte Der MenIAheit.
5don bic gbarapntn batten bisle SABRE
bunbtrte Dor Gbriht @eburt ibre @tldbsR
aur fFrone aeI1idt, bob ie bic Wifte aus
nHhlien uno oas MAILER in bic Slime
ShDpften. 4ber bic Mtfe, itdrter bas
mols nod ais MeuIdeupiue, battle bdI6
sic b.dae Gtrabs pieOer singeIdlndt uub
in Der Gerne Der 3eitsu mar bas @epeiene
pitbsr sum Wlbtbifdeu, pieoer sum Nrs
m6gli9en getporoen,
gls b1nn 81 Gnbe Der Stdsiser SABRE
.9tIeps ben plan uaFRabm, bic bnnbert
ailpmsttr qano 3l hlrdItoBen uno ben
linb lie mubttn ni9t Idnge tuartsn,
benn Elm pnnr Monnte Ipdter bsgdnn Der
beuildpFrdmoFi@s arife. Sic MeIt baLts
ipisbsr BON 2irm, man perlor bas gis
eantiIhe Nert aus Dem Bid, aenau 10
ME ira bsntc in Der G1tedHis Der
aGiunbe bas ar6fie grtigais ber 3tit, bic
S%fSFFnune BEE 9anamataaaIs, Dergefea
bat. Dos SHisreHe an btr llnternebmuns
Iant uno bic aurit ber, 4tiieH init. ~
drdnsrsih, beInilet bar9 bic flint Mils
liarosu, bate tsin @slb, DeutIhlcnb, init
br fTefiguna Ieints neaen G~tdatseebiIs
bEs t&iddflist, tetu SniersFe, Oeitsrrsih
.par Ieiner Misunderstanding nimt bes
pabt, teiner ssr slrDpaifdcn gtootsn
SAITH alt ouf bos peraltips mert unb
ltine pplitigHen MSsliatftttn. Nun ipar
Bic asnie reif gum @rifF. 1israeIh9eG
eonsfitlo, bsr ptii5Iidenbt 6indfsmann,
erlngu.t raid BEN @Orlbeil bet Stunbs unb
tauEts beimlia ben afsbiptn fsinea aons
sen 8eadnb On gtiien as, nLus bos g.ars
losnt:.t pprAer sr btFyagtH. gts aic, Nars
mrr Bic raIhs SEai rfubr. ipnr lie in
MuIrabr, nas llntfrFaas uab bic 3eitnns
hlIeleu Glurm. Ilda bel1uIDisie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

Sanb dbIodern unb bic Jubrrinne Derebs
ben. limb nur CANA Iansidm, nit ssringz
fer @tf6pinbisteit bari iebss Sdiff Oors
ipGrts se6sn: unOsnbIia DOriidtis, sIsids
lam nit ber9alttuem atbem, ipie Mens
i6en burh Elm Sruntenaimmer, f9Ieiden
lih bic aieantii9en O3ednrielsn bur9 Die
Idmale @traBe bin, Borne aHtst Elm eises
ner 2otIe, bab Der 4iel ni6t abirre unb
duf cine l~lutieIe ssrutbe. riidpGrts itebt
bpppelte 9elpadung bsim Gteuer, bamit
bic Mi9tung getreu sebdIten ptrbe, unb
9eFelle tlineeIn ieIepbonii6 unobIGIFs
beriiber uub biniiber. Menn Sipei Gdiife
chamber ~begssHen, eisbt q INNER cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

loderen Sanb, nm rui9es 8ortIdreitcn
gu srm6eliden. forbert er in ieber ST.
tllnbe bic bolIe 8erantportIidieit bes 2ots
len, bic @eGaHan6eit bes 9dpitdns unb bic
Schulz Der gnFasisre. Nus oGer Bore
ft1t Fiiblt man bic &oitbdrteit bes Rus
nails unb sualsi9 feline lei6ie 8erlebIiaz
felt. 8ebutiam, Gdritt fir S9riti o6z
germ bic Ghiffe bort noripGrts, fie fmreis
ten nidt bin ipie @anberer duf offentm
6eloe, icnDsrn tpie SCHUMACHER nuf einem
Sdlei1pfdO.
limb ba besreift man pIObIi9 bic gauge
llnrube, bic Gnaloub erfabt bat. felt in
RoaFdntinpPel bic CRIME Saline bss pros
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

LANCE 3eremonie bes austpeidens. Stuns
ben uOrber fdun ipriben bic bIuuen Guns
len npm Sop aug ben brobtloIen Statios
men Fd @eritanbigunssn entssgsn; enbIi9
trsffsn Fd bic beiben Dampfer an ben
ausmei9itelleu, @ort miiTen bic G9iffe
baIter, bas cine ipirb lorefom pertaut uitb
feItSelt9t, boTn ihleidt erit bas dnOcre,
8Oro an 8OrO Iangidm unb borii9tig
borbei. Die Gotten rifen li6 an, bic Ara
ber fHreien, itbe 8egsenuns lit / mer
cine 4%ufresuns beun Elm 3aiammenitob
i'm 8dnuI ip1re cine &utdiiropbs. 81 eng,
I'M ben GdifFsH @enOangen al seituts
ten ppsr lmtsqrunasr, su iptnis felt i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

sic 1T auBerbem NIT sIsttriI9sr RruFts
~ftation, Sdeinipsrfern, J%efelbolonsn,
nit elmer 5lieserabtbsilung uno elmer
9~risFtaubens abtbeilung ausseriiItet. Sir
eoentuele ralae 9eperttsligung bon
llsbergdnssn, bss peitsrtu fir 9sgung bon
SiromIperrsn uno 6lubminen inuroen
benz 5eitansstpmmanbanten bier Pionisrs
fompagHien beige9eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

traIe, bann aus ber RObeau (sisntliaer
~asrn" bsr 5eInug, in Der Sti3se NIT
ben lummerR Is bt5ei6nsD, fsrnsr
aus Der 0sfsnFblinie Der duBeren Sorts
9-28. Die JeItung 1T insgsIammt nit
1900 geIhiibsn Dsrisben. Die @eIaBung
dngtbli9 nur $4,000 Mdnn. Sn
Der Gtabt @uri6au 1T elm bi4tes Geb
bon 9elesrapbsns unb 9elepbonlinisn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

Grbeitern6cr ilniint. Sic IponiIM
3eitung 81 ptpbe' aus Sdntanber IL
Der characterization 9epubIit golulnt
bitn ent6Glt bic f~olgsnben nRriegsnuds
ritien1 Dom 8. au9uID: 2or0on, 3
8eIgien NIB bic Gntpei3 tperben bon eng
lfItbea Rrelsern blodirt 2onbon. 6
Man berfidett, bic 9eniThen Ieisn In
geloien einaebrunesn. inbem Ie 8resIai
unp bic RiiItea bon Qlgier beIGoHtn.
gcnand, z. Der bautThe 2rslSer rDress
BEN berIenfte in Der RdHe bes 3ufeii
bpn @trdBbrrg zen Sransdtldltcr nanIb
iaria". Diefe Bliitbenlele 1T Elm tran
RIGGS 3euenis fir bic ltnIenniais mt
llribtiIsIOfsteit Der DurGlhuitlss6ii Os
ameritansr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

@erpflegunesporrdtbe Tinh In bsr Ges
flung fir 10000 mann fir bic Dduer
BON feds Wondten fiderseltsIt. auBers
BEN Finb nod i'm 9ereihs Der Geifung be-
beutenbe Dampfsg rOtbddereisH, ferHer
3ipisbads unb SonferDenfabriten.
Die 3utunft tpirb seisen, Oh bic dufets
ifdpsltsn 8erpfIegungspOrrGtbs feds Mos
nate lang ben0tbigt tuerben $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

9isrdeli bcs groBten ndtionalen @er6res
asns in England: Elm idIehies @eI6Gft
gsmaht gu babsu. 9israeli rehtfertiete
nlr bds @eIddft, obne laut ben unssbsus
rem politif6en @epinn au bstonen, ben
ensldnb odmit e%r3ielte, bnB Is u aud
bieien lebtsn Riessl allsr Mesre an ii6
s~crifIet. ltnb er Iiegte in DoppsItsm
Slime. 8aIo Fiesen bic Sinnobmsn. unb
in England trtannte nun Der @eringte
bic gebeutung oes Wertes unb ptrItonb
benn 9inn ieiuer Chat. Qun tpdren lie
ale sinig, 10 ioItbdre geute 30 fihern.
Die Giadtsmdnner begriffen balb, baB Der
aanal MIR England seb0re. iusnn er sius
gsbettet lei In britiIher Grbs. lin ben
WoHsripeg gang gu btliBsn. bruudteu tie
min auh ods Qanb. Sin Mufruhr in
Nssbpien nurbs gsIdidt geGhiirt unp gum
@orpanb elmer GinmiIdung genommen,
ndd Qsebpten Der Subon erobert, unb
idun griff Der Bid beeebrli9 iptiter, bic
6ebe eestn 8slgisn unb bic aon9ogreusl
purben bteonnsn Unit 9ptumenien bes
9dIIes, an bic iih bic 9elgier unb Gnes
ldnber bente nur uugern erinnsrn lieBeH),
SiiOdfrita erobert, Elm sun3er Grbtbeil i'm
Drtitel etres Sdbrbunbsrts unteripht. -
glbsr nidts bon SisIem unoehsuren Be-
Ifb mar Der engliI9en WeltberrI91It 70
ni6tig. ME bieTer iIeine MnRerftreif bon
port Sab mad Suss. bic ftdrtIte Wess
ipsrre bes 8eltmesres. llnb ipdre Gngs
lamb bdntbur. 70 miiBte es Disrdslt bort
untsu Elm DentmuI fsbsn, ssssniibsr ies
mem dnbern Gfdnbbilb bes Qefeps, ben
Groberer en~tgseenteIlen benz grbousr.
aeFsps ftebt bort uuftsht in Feinem brons
8enen altibe, NIT offener bonb mad Sill
ben tptiienb, ipsltpdrts, in bic Ri9tuns
oes Wertes. DisrdeIi miibte am anbern
Gnbe FteheH, in GueS. bic 6anb 8uTams
msngebalIt sum @riff nnb norbtpdrts
ptiisnb nd9 Gnslonb. Dem dler Ruhen
nnb 8trttbr iensr freinben 9hut nun 3ls
front. Der Grubsrsr Giirn 5u Gtiru &C.
gen ben Grbautt.
GGbrt man bon europa btr gum err
itenmol burn ben Gue5tonnI, 70 iiebt
man nur bic adnDIdaft. Die 6nbrt bur1
has Mittelldnbii9e Metr 1T ia msiff ppa
llnrube gepeItn; in BORT Sdib bann BAT
6us Sdtff bic ear5e Nadt gebrDbnt BON
GinIabsn Der aOble, 9unberte unb Snns
berte balbnodte Araber iparen pie aeIpens
tiIde Gdatien I'M ~unrubieeu GadelIdein
BON 2dnbunesites NIT RobIentDrben auf
uHb nieber geiHirnt - tdum 1ber, baB
man in ben 8onal sesIitten 1T, fibIt maj
anf sinmal StiHe uno bat Baum unb
Rube fir ben gIid. Guns ldngI1m sleIs
let Der DnmpFtr auf Der fhmaIen, tisfs
bluueE MnHerfrabs tGum ipiirt man BAG
G9iitiern Der Mnfnius, lnb in bieTem
~fdnften GfeiieE 1T bic gorbebinslne
~Fdnftea @eniebens. @enig Ginarlnts lit
benz glid eegebeu: GoubFIdhe, Ganbs
hiie,f, GanbfIdds, Gunbbieef, gels, oelb,
atIb, atIb rehts uab Iints, manhmdl sinc
palnis, man9Hot Elm pcdr QebmbiitsH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

NIT [etnfn KefEltt9ateea.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
Thrown From Rig

Al little incident befell Blair
Miller and Richard Hunt while
they were returning TUESDAY
afternoon from Dalton which re-
suited in Hunt being thrown
from the rig and bruised. One
of the lines was shorter than the
other and they become united 81
they were driving. Unable to
stop the horses after the shoit
line dropped, they turned them
into the fence. Miller got out
to get to the horses head when
another rig came from behind.
struck the rear wheels of the
standing rig and threw Hunt out
into the road. He alighted on
his hip and was considerably
stiffened and bruised by the con-
tact, but otherwise uninjured.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
St. Pat1ck's Day

Tuesday, March II was St.
Patrick's day. 1t is the day held
in memory-of every Irishman Of
the faith. 1t is the day set
apart to commemorate the good
work of st. Patrick who is said
to have brought the Word to
the heather some time in the
third or fourth century after
Christ. However the day may
be remembered by the I'M
orthodox it seems that the
patron Saint Of the Irish Catho-
lies was a man of much merit
and good works. Most Of his
history is shrouded in the gloom
that surrounds that period Of the
worlds history and not a very
clearly authenticated account
could be expected of a man who
went about doing quietly and un.
ostentatiously his Masters wofk
among a heather nation. The
day is usually remembered by
the wearing Of the green. The
principal outward symbols ths
shamrock this three-leayed grass
being used. it's claimed BY St
Patrick to explain the mysterie.
of the trinity.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
LONNE BREWER INJURED
Small Boy Run Over by Wagon
and Chest Crushed Last
Saturday Afternoon.

Saturday afternoon Lu Chris
Gopher, negro boy living north
OF town was hauling a load of
wood to his home and as he was
passing the residence Of N. F.
Brewer about a mile north of the
city, Lonnie. the 6 year old son
OF Mr.. Brewer attempted to
climb onto the load for a ride.
He missed his guess and instead,
fell under the rear wheel of the
heavily loaded wagon, the wheel
passing diagonally across his
chest. The little negro picked
him up and took him home, and
during all the afternoon the fam
|ily was unable to get medical
assistance on account of all our
Ipractioners being engaged. AT
about 8 P. M. a surgeon was Sc
cured who found the boy suffer
ing considerably from pains in
his lungs, and that they had been
crushed was evidenced by the
splitting of blood. Such relief as
was possible was administered
and at last accounts the little
fellow was recovering rapidly,
1t was only last summer that
another small boy in about the
same neighborhood was run over
by a wagon heavily loaded with
hay, and the experience appears
Ito have benefited him physically
What a small boy wont survive
|in the form of jolts from loaded
Eyehicles, or girls from greer
fruit, is not recorded.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
Child Badly Burned

The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Welch living not fai
from this city was badly burned
about the face last week when
the high chair in which the child
was sitting fell over on the
stove. The baby's face came.ir
contact with the stove and re-
manned long enough that the
flesh was so badly burned thai
portions of it stuck to the sur
face of the stove.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
No More Premiums

On May / the Courier viii give
no more premiums. On and
after that date the Courier and
Weekly. Kansas City Weekly
Star will cost the subscriber
$I.1O. We have also cut out the
four magazines in our combi-
nation for reasons wholly in the
interest of our advertisers. If
you pay your subscription TO the
Courier any time before May /
you win get the newsy county
paper and Weekly Kansas City
Star for $1.OO- after that date
$1.10 for one year. Take ad-
vantage Of the time.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
That Little Want AID

A Keytesville resident had a
COW and calf for sale. He adj
vertised it in the Courier. A
country resident saw the ad the
next day, boarded his horse,
rode to town paid the man fol
the COW and calf and gave a very
fair price. Both men are salts
fed they did a good bit Of bust.
ness. So is the Courier. II
served two men and all with 9
little want ad that cost a quarter.
IT paid everybody connected
with the deal.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
College Asses

Vance Thompson in the New
York Sun says that there are
1400 college graduates in New
York among the down-and-outs,
buns and criminals. He says,
For its a queer thing a college
education seems to be a kind Of
title that men wear boastingly.
They have erected the perfectly
plain matter of getting an educa.
into a kind Of pitiful aristocracy.
Now it is a sad and certain
thing that college never changed
hide or hair Of a man. 1t may
have docked his tail and blacked
his hOOfs, but it turned him out
the same breed of colt that went
in And that seems to be the
social fallacy into which the
collegian has fallen
He has fancicd that a college
is a miraculous paddock where
ass colts are transformed intc
thoroughbred racers. AS a mat.
ter Of fact what goes ia an ass
colt comes out an ass: and what
goes IN as 9 bounder comes
out. There is no possible reason
why il should confer any socia1
distinction.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
B. r. Norman
l(Dnlrnu:nicated)

tNDuInunlcdteuJ sSE
Benjamin Ffanklin Moorman
~ born July 19, 1S41 in
Breckenridge county, Kentucky.
In 1854 his father, John R.
Norman who was a Virginian
moved with his family from
Kentucky to Missouri, his family
consisted of six sons and one
daughter. Deceased spent most
of his life on a farm until he felt
the need of a change from heavy
cares of farm work and moved
to Marceline in 1906.
In 1862 he professed faith in
Christ and united with the M.
E. Church south was steward
and trustee for more thirty
years The Norman home was
always the home of the preacher.
Dec. 20, 1866 he was united in
marriage to Mary w. Stands.
To this union, seven children
were born four of whom survive,
William of Oklahoma, Mrs.
frankie Ross and Benjamin jr.
of Marceline and Thomas, New
Mexico. The deceased are Jessie
R. who died in infancy, Addie l..
at the age of seven and Prof. L.
A. who died Jan. 8, 1918. De
ceased's last few years were
spent mostly in his own home
where his loving companion of
AZ years waited on him and ad-
ministered to his wants. He
was not a, member Of any
fraternal organization, his church
was his all. He was greatly
missed when his health became
so poor he could not attend
church services, God alone can
fill the vacancy his departing
win make in our circle Of fellow
ship. He realized his time was
short and selected thy hymns to
be sung at his funeral. He said
he was ready to go and and Of
fered an impressive prayer and
sang 9 song.
Diseased departed this life at
his home in Marceline, Friday,
March Is. Funeral services
Saturday ESQ p. m. at the M. E.
church conducted by the pastor,
Rev. ]. w, Anderson after which
his remains were tenderly laid to
rest ut Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The pail bearers were Messrs.
Alec Staples, George Earl John
Wren. Win Taylor. Henry Beal-
mef and George Wolf.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
handed Her One

Dr.. James Devon, Of Glasgow,
Scot and was attacked March II
by a suffragette who pummelled
him with q whip. He handed
her one in the jaw and laid her
out cold A policeman then ar
rested the woman but Devon
gallantly refused to prosecute
her. A few wallops on the jaw
and this typeof women will learn
to,keep their places better than
they do now.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
Gets The Insurance

Pavlowa, the Russian dancer
who was at Kansas City a month
ago, collapsed at St. Louis with
a broken foot this week. The
dancers feet are insured for
100000 so she will not be
broke" even if one OF her feet
is broken.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-20
HANGHEEGRB MURDERER
One Hundred Fayette People
Lynch Black Who Shot
Constable Gaines.

d
The classical little college city
Of Fayette comes into the lime
light as the result Of the lynch
ing Of q black man on Tuesday
evening. The town Is Of the
usual type for a college center
and even the hanging was pulled
of with all the Quietness and
order that might be expected
Of a cultured people.
Because John Gaines, a con-
stable 60 years ordered Dallas
Shields, a bad nigger" to GO
home, the latter pulled a gun
and shot the constable dead,
Tuesday at $50 P. M. in the
streets Of Fayette, Mo. At 7:SC
P. M. the negro was hanging
dead from a limb in the court.
yard. Shields was drunk when
ordered to leave the streets. His
reply to the constable was
few words and the pulling Of q
gun. Three shots were fired.
A mob Of 100 men quietly
went to the Jail and got the
keys. They secured the negro
and without a word tied a rope
to his neck, put the rope over
the limb of a tree and put the
negro on an old buggy. Wher
the rope was properly adjusted
they drove the buggy from un.
der the negro and went home,
Ten minutes later therewas not 8
person on the streets. The cor.
oner cut the body down an houI
later and the inquest showed
that the negro came to his
death at unknown hands.