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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24

81 9erieI, @ertfo, "a. 0idr3, -
Su 6en StraBcn BON @ome5 ga.
lacio Iino flrdjtbar blutige Sample
i'm @anae. Die 9tebelen baben
iit an Derihieoeuen 4uuften felt.
geiett.
Der pirflide 9lugriif mif Cor
reou begann nit Der miOeritdnOslo-
len geiesling BON Seroo ourh @e.
neral giIla. cSegen abeno beganu
Der angriif ouf Some3 8alocio. Die
brei Staote bdngen aneinnnOcr,
ober in 5orreou beiinoet lid Die
SonptInniie Der ieoeraliitiibeu 3rup-
pen. Efs6oIb miro Der @nti6ei'
0nnasfantpf crit tonlmen, penu Gi.I.
la gum 9lhgriii ouf 1orreon oor-
gebt. Bon oenI glusiol OiGier
SdlaHt, pie aagemein 5ugeitau.
Den, b1net on5 Shidiat Der 9le.
pollution ob.
Der glngriii ouf @omej golacio,
ons MIR orei Mieilen bon bier ett.
iernt 1T, tpnr0e our6 Elm piitbeH,
ors Artileriefeuer ein9eGeitet gas
Hrbeuenoffi5iere onrd 6elogldier
mabrndbnert Dab Die Se0eralilten
i6re SteIllngen dnoerten, ging Die
SSnfnnterie 5um glugrAfe Dor. Dos
gan3e Ibat lit bon ben 5eoeraIiiten
init Stuhelorabtbin0erniiie;n Sra.
ben lmo ani1onen, Die auf allen gln.
boben oufgefobren ifi0, in 8ertbei.
oiglngs5uitnnb berieBt Die 3obl
Der Ae6ellentruppen betrug 5000
inter gefebl BON @eueral 3oribio
Grteeo. General giqa lit 5uber.
fidtIif, 6aB er 3orreon einnebmeu
iuirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
9lns hrm Stnntc.

glottsmout6. Die Gemofraten
noniinirten AM Snmitag folgenOes
it1otiide 8idet: M1por SSobn 3.
5nttIer; Glerf, SS5obn 9erneB Sdob.
meiiter $. %. Socnibien; StaOtratb
R. q. 95atterion 6reo Bogner,
5ranf 9eItor, Sobn aopp, George
Rlinger; ShlltruItees: Silt 8escott
unb H5obn S6elLof.
2incoIn. Sm GouutDaeridt tuur-
DC 6oS 8eitanent bon Charles
Geultf)i acoifnet. Gum llniperiaG.
erben Iino oo8 State Srtbeopeoic
Soipital luo oas Seim fiir orme
Sttnoer in 2incoln ernonnt. Sic
erbaIten 100000. Die @ittpe er.
bdIt Elm leben8ldnglihes Ginfom.
men rno Die ainoer feme @ermdHt.
niiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
Shredder ganfran6.

gtltoonn, ga, "a Mdr3. - Gin
ilnger guride fam i'm 9tutomobil
Dor Der bieiiaen Union 8onf Dor.
gefabren, rihtete ieinen 9ieboIber
auf 6en 9eIler, iprang Damn iiber
oaS giiengitter uno itredte ocl
&oiiirer u. q. Hlipert, Der iid) ibm
entgegeniteIlte, NIT einem SduB to0t
nieoer.
Ger Gduber ergriif oonn nIIes
@elo, Oos um6erIog, als Elm &unoe
~ gIadburn, eintrat, Den ct IN Die
Siiite idoB. 8onn trat Der gduber
ali Die StrnBe mo ieuerte nod
alien Hidtllngen. Gr iprang tn
iein automobil unO entfam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
scin Icbtes Gartcnipiel.

Der friibere Wtotornaun .. y.
Campbell ipielte mH @tontaq glbeno
IN Der 8o6nilng zines i5reunOes,
S. g8. @aIoDag, St7 5il0 %.
StraBe, aorten ols ibm pI0Blid
unipobl tpurOe, uno er binalsgiug,
Sein SreunO fano i'm in Der garo
in &rdnlpicn Gif Dem 8ooen Iiegen.
ct ftarb in fur5er 3eit. @r bate
ungelDobnlid quite aarten befom.
men.
Campbell mar Dor Dem Streif
Dor bier SSSabren 90 Sabre lang
bel Der StraBenbabncompanD ais
Wotormann angeitellt. @r mar Ie.
Oig unO 45 Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
.Susf hinaeridltet.

syranffitrt a. %, "a. Mdr3 Der
DrogiIt &nrI 6opf, 0enmit Der oeut.
fAc BIaitbart4, pelder i6ulbiege.
Tprcfer iporoeu mar, ieinen 8oter,
Ieine rrite Satin unb ieine 2 &in.
Der bird @ift ODER oilrd gosilleu
get6btct itnb 6aiicIbe nit feiner 3ipei.
tcn tulo oritten Satin uno nod nit
dnbercii Beriunen bcrfiidt 5u baben,
iuurbe geftern bonn Sdnrfrihter ent-
koiibEet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
sRppIepelt nar nidlt Sabei.

glelp gorf, a. Ntdr3. - Ser
Rem gorf 3imes lit 0ur6 glntbong
5iala telearapbirt tporOen oaB Gbe.
ooore RooiepeIt iidl nift bel Der
@eipaihaft beianO, Oereu glusrii.
ihlng in oen Baiieridaeu in Bra,
iiIieu perIoren ging. gtooieoelt uno
ieine gegIeiter limo bel gutter @e'
iun0Geit m6 Itreifen I'M 8ebiete
oes 9uIDatu 5liliieS umber. Sic
erlparten Ranaos I'M glpril 81 er.
reidlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
gandols65ft in grauO.
Der Crt eei6ara itanO in srOher
WefaBr.

5remont. g1ebr., 81. gldrJ. -
9lontug glbeno iino Die Der gmigg
Sumber so. bon Dutan gebotigeH
gouboljpI1be in geibora boaitduoig
o6gebramt. Cine 3eitlaua mar Der
gan5e @eib1itstbeil oeS OrteS be.
orobt. Die @inuobner mtteritistet
ole 5eueruebr eifrigit bei ben 2oid.
arbeiten.
an Oen arobeu 0lenaen galbol5
fon0en Die 5lanpneu gelpaltige ytab'
rung. glan fiirdtete cine 6euers.
brunit, il. Die Siilie 5remontS rUur.
Sc nadgeiudt. Der nngerihtete
S6aOcn lit nod nidt ieitgeitcllt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
$4,000 iteberIdJnl Som sornaSofOnS

Gem 9eridt 5ufoIee, aen oas
9etriebsfonlite am Montag Dem
giirgerbiilfsfontite eingereidt bat,
iino BON ben $420,850.54 betro.
gcnoen Sornooo SiiIfsfonS $4,000
iibrig. gu 8ertpalterit Dieies lte-
berid1tiies tuitroen BnItor csobn
8taioHs, 6. 6. Aoietpoter llno gfo.
bert @olDell ernannf. gHie Serr
GoDell fugt, miro oieies @eIo fiir
lmbesobIte Bills fir ipeitere SiiIfe.
geiude persuanot iuerosrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
gssurte Ser 9Lnerfennnnn.

Ole bortrefili6 rcOiqirte oeutide
3eitltng in @rono SsIano, gtebr.,
nan5eiger umO Serolo" ihreibt on.
Iablid) 6es oritten Sahrgangs Der
pSGgliden Smaba &ribiine" foIgeu.
0errtaBen:
n8ie tdglide ,Smaba 3ribiinc@
III in ibren britten sSabrgnng einge.
treter. gebrasfas ein5ige tGglihe
oeutihe 3eitlmg bot iid i'm Staate
unO auBerbalb oes StaateS amer.
fennen0en gluf ertporben aIs lnent.
tpegte adnlpferin fir 0us Deltid.
tbum uno Oeiien monnigiad1e Snter.
ellen, Die ftets oa, tpo es gait, BEN
6einoen gerntanii6er g(rt, SSroblid.
teit uro Sreibeitslie6e NIT Der ia.
del ser 8abrbeit ooer Dem aPutb
ser 8egeiIterun beim3uIeudten unb
einen 9dmpfer oitf3uieten, iie in
ibre S6ranfen 5uriid5upeiien iid)
init ibrem gon3en ntoraliihen @e.
pi6t IN Oie S6on3e mari. Ger
iournofiItiife @eg tpar 5lpeifeIsob.
ne niht iutmer nit Rpien beitrelt,
bod Der 5ortiaritt lit umberfennbar
unO boffen mir, oaB College gaF
Geter IN ieineni gorpGrtsitrebcll
ltno 5I1tee nn6 ollfmGrtS niAt ct.
Iabutt 11no ebentueIlen SinoerniIien
ulutbig Die Spite bietet, luo,u
freiIib oie ltnterItiituug oeg &C.
ionrnten oortigen 0eutidtbums er.
forDerIiH lit. 80 multos nrtnos!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
Cmaha Wlniifurrein.

Ger @orltan0 oes Smobn giiliif-
oereins belt g2ontag gl6enO ieine
regelmdbige Sisuug ab, in Del6er
cine Dlenge gtoutinegeifdite erle-
oigt tuur6en. 3a Der 8erpnlter Serr
SenrD Shumater BON eiuem 30.
item gurildsiitreten aeoeutt, fam Die
SSrage Der Reubeiebilng ociiel6en
allis Eapet. Yle6rere geuerber ba.
ben ii6 genteIoet. Die Sa6e miro
ieoenfaQs innerbalb III Sagen erle'
oiqt pcroen. 6iir oas nm Conn.
tag oen 26. 2lpril itnttfinoeuOe
StiftlmgsieTt fueroeu uminiienoe
gorfe6rimgen getroffeu, Ser be.
riibmte 9oiiiit Rarfus aeaermonn
Der iid ouf Dem bieiigen Ginger.
feit ourd iein 1errlihes Organ ltnO
feline 2iebensDiir0igfeit 70 nieIe
;5reitn0c lmo gerebrer erporben
bat, niro oils SoliIt duftreten. Ser
Gintrittsprcis 1T auf 25 Gents (fiir
DiitgIie0er), so Gents uuO 75c
ieitgeieBt uoroen.
Sim IS. 9lpril beronitdltet Der
Damen 0fuiifoerein in Der 0tuiit
SaIle einen groBen Golico goa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
Nnafdlreitnnaen ber etreifer.

Buffalo, q. y. a. Ylarj. -
Sin Hegimert Der Stnatsmilis iii
nab bier beiobleu tporoeu, Inn met
tcre 9tufit1noe Der 'Streifer Der
@ouI0 Coupling 50. 3u imterOriideu
2lIS Elm gabn3ug nit 800 Streif.
brphern eintraf fielen 300 Strei-
fer iiber Die glnfommIinge Der unb
cine bIutige Sdldgerei eutipnnn
it'd, nobel 3pei 9ldnncr idper
oerlest ipuroen. Der Sheriff bai
erff6rt, oaB feline @ebiiIfeh eineu
g[ufiton0 bIltig urterOritfen meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
sprans in Oen iylaf?

Gin GrmIih eefleioeter 0tnmi
frogte Den 3oGeinnebmer ouf Der
Bride, 90. 6. McGlenobon beute
Wlorgen, oh er Die Bride liulionit
pdiiiren Tonne. Ties iput5e sbm
bermeigert. Der Nlam oing su.
riid und ser SSolpa Geite uno Der
3oIletnnebmer gIaubt eineu Sdrei
acb0rt su bnber, imb aTeifjeitig
lUar oeg Vnm ueri&mltn0rl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
gon Gas iibermannt.

2tls Ole 56peiter bon 2eonar0
Gberett, 1924 @rano gtpenue pobn.
bdit, oieien beute Mlorgen ipie ge-
tu6bnIid peden poIlte, erBieIt Iie
feline glntiport. Sic ltieg our9 6os
tbeiIpeiie offeue SenIter into fano
ibren gru6er betpubtloS. Der Gas.
babn itono often Gs geIang Or.
&. 9. 5olB un0 9oIi3iit Sim Wtur.
pbp, i'm nitteIs 0cs 9iilmotorS 5um
gemuBtlein 5u brin0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
Bonn gabnsns ii6erfa6reH.

gtobe Crescent, Z @eiIen toros
Ii6 bon Council Bluffs, Duroen
8tpei gaanner 0tontog gSa6nlittog
bon einem 8aiia9tr3ug Der @ortb.
iuetern 8abu getroffen. Ser cine,
Elm linbefonnter Mann ton unge.
fabr 80 Sabren, tpurOe iofort getoD.
tet uno Die 2eide bem 2ei6enbeItats
ter gorrigan iibergeben; Der onoere
&booes NIT gtamsu, tnlroe I6ner
berlest m0 fan6 9lufnobme i'm
@ountDboipitaI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
ltnrcine gGSen.

gfeD gorf, "a. Mdr3. - @eiuno.
beitstomniIidr @oIbiuoter bat beute
6as Gublifrtm eriuht, ibm aae nidt
rein geboItenen 2e6ensmittelbanOllm'
gen an5u5eigen. Inter 10000 ma.
rem 5000 mreinli9 uno 2000 ball.
lid mangelbaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
i'm srieaSiaa,
3tpprlin 8Ombenuiirie maren mi
litGriidl iebr beOentiam. - Seim.
lurb trirb i'm Surild -&udlsrprp.
sen. n Gene gerlinet gibIiotbet.

WV AAAhN AHh AAAhNf ~NNNVNAfhN
sen. glene gerlinet gibIiotbet.
Berlin. 81. glar5 Ser Zeppelin.
bnaoniilbrrr gdner belt eineu 8or'
trag, norin er berDorbob, nelde 9r.
Oeuhmg bic geiitlngen gebabt bat.
ten, Oie NIT gom6alpcricn bon
3eppeltnidjen 9aIlonS alls bel Den
lebten lleblmacn in G0berib er5irIt
iuoroen ieien. Dlit bier gomben.
milrien ans elmer So6e bon 1900
Dletern mare I'M eruitina Der ganje
gabnbof pernihtet uor0eu. lluo odb
iogar fleine glotbboien BON MIR !
Meter i'm llmiana, NIT GROCER Si.
dlerbeit uuf 100 9leter aetroiien
morOeu ieirn. jeige Die gloglibfeit,
cbqnio pr15is gomben nltf 0ie
Shorniteiue bon &riegsifiifen 81
uerien.
gtebenbei bemerfte er, elm Der.
fehr iibcr oen 9ltlantiihen S5ean
nit 2cnfbnaons lei mr cine 5roge
Der Belt. golitiihe llnrait binOere
oen glusbau Oes ,Sliegefpeiens; bel
DoGfommen rubtgen gerbGItrtiHen
iuiiroe ihou iebt 4. 9. cine 2uit.
ibiiilinie gerIiu.S Soutbbampton I'M
getrieb iein, un0 iUenn 0ieie gIn.
i6luB al Sdneaoampfer bdtte, 70
beoeute Dies idon onein cine t6-
itiin0ige 3eiteriparniB.
Gin ariegs9eridt berllrtbetlte ben
iriiberen areistbierar5t 8ernitrupp
3u 8 Sabren @eidngniB iopie 8e.
grabirung III Die 3peite Soloaten.
tIaiie. 8ernitrupp mar sur 3eit
oe5 arieges gegen Die altfitdn6iihen
Serero in 9euti6.Siionfrifn Inter.
oeterindr, er befam Streit nit ei.
nem 8orgeieBten, rib ans, Ourd.
ihpamm ndhtIiherpeile oen Dram.
iefhB unn crrei6te oas britiif)e @je.
biet. 8eiterbin irrte er in gluItros
lien umo in glmerifa lumber rnO
fonnte nirqenos atf einen griinen
8peig fommen. gon Seimtpeb ae.
trieben, fe6rte or nad 8euti9lnn0
3uriif uno itellte iid ieI6it Den @e-
rihten. - Gin beim Wlonard)en elm.
5ureiden6es @naoeugeiu6 miro ge.
fiiriportun1 finoen.
Selite puroe bier Der groBe @u.
herpro5eB aegen Ole Grioatiers
SoI3apfel uno gtooIpb ino gegcn
ole agenten 8ein, Sinrids, arit-
ldepib, Shufnaun, GoienbIutt uno
&iennit eroffnet. !6unoert Sffi5iere
linO nls 3eugen gelooen.
Die gintpeibung oes glelbaues
Ser aonigl. 9ibliotbef in Berlin
nuroe NIT groBem grunf our6 ben
Saiier ielbit ooll5ogen. Sdmmtlihe
faiierIihe Grin5en lmo anoere fiirIt.
lihe decentralization tporen anne.
ieno. SIN Sauptiaol mar ein Sbron.
binunel erridtet, flanfirt bon bier
Refen oe5 @aroeforps in rotben
8eiten imO NIT 2lolerbelm @egen.
iiber mar Elm Boiaunenhor in
2an6sfnedt8tradt unb Der Gontdor
in rotber Sra6t ollfgeitellt. Die
Brofeiioren batten iih i'm 9(mtstalar,
uno bic Stuoenten in ooIlem 8id)s
eingefunoen. Der Sniier cri1ien
inter 8oialnenfdoG imo Srommpl.
pirbeG; er fiibrte Die Stronprinjciiin
bon 9lum1nien melhe 0er3eit in
Berlin st 9eiu6 ncilt, am 9lrme.
a5n ieiner 9le0e iagte Der aaiier,
Oieier Neubau lei ein itol3eS 9euf.
mai oeutider glrbett uuo g9iiien.
ifoft. 9etonntIi6 toitcte Der 9au
25 Millionen Warl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
yQiQiuneniencr.

8urbam q. g., q. Wlor3. :
Seste gadt brod bier Elm 6eiier
aus, ons bis beilte Wlorgen brann.
te, foit einen gau5en @eid1ftsbIod
IN gIlde Iegte lino einen GdJaoeu
bon ungefdbr $l,000.000 dnrtrhtete,
sIudD ons groBe gfiitegebanbr bee
Eabaffabrifnnten 4oSis u. 0ufr
brannte nieOer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
Seiser unb eofenotiufS6rer aet5otet

Osfalooia, Sd, q. Nldr3 =
Sci SIos nnbe bier itteB geiterrl
9lben6 um $3.50 cine 2ofomotipe
nit eiuem 6rad)t5uge 8uiammen,
iuo6ei Der 2ofomotipfiihrer George
StarS tno Der Sei5er SEQ Beterion
ibr 2ehen berloren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
@erfanfte sdlnaps uhne ci,ens.

SIN 8iitrittgerift lit aIeranoer
@orriion, Der i'm SntIe 4221s Glib
IS. StraBe cine 8iqoroboue fiibrt,
inter $4,000 8iirgicbaft eeiteIt
tuoroen. Gen getpeis ee9en oen
@onn erbradte Snipeftor geterIon,
Der Iid am Sonntoe geadmittaa
cine 5Ioide Bier BEL ibm fauite.
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10 ;Srauen ber6aftet.

Yaris, "a. Widr5. = 6llnf8ebn
g(nfiibrerinnen Der peibliden @e.
faugenen I'M Saint 2a5are @efang.
nib, Die gegeu gepor3ugung Der
Maoone GaiIlaur proteitirt batten,
boben ais Strafe @in5eIbaft erbaI.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
gBar lrphL Sos gerniinftiaite.

Cincinnati "a. Uenr5. - Der &c.
plonte qroBe AeropImflug fiber Oen
MHdntiihen ilnO ben Stiller Sseau,
III Qgetbin0lng INIT Der Banana.
Tactic Notwithstanding lit bicr aIs
alttgggebeu erfIdrt iDor0eH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
snfr,tf ser aSnisin bon gnIaasisa.

aonigin gleonora BON @aIgorien,
cine friibere 8rinseIIIn bon Meub,
oie Ihon in 9eutIblan0 nIs 9iofo.
niifin tb6tig mar nuO BEN Rranfen.
Oienlt tpdbrpnO oes rtiiiit.ioponiIhen
9rteges oreaniiirte, idiISert in ei.
mem Qufruf I'M Stlfe oas erttieblide
gIeno, oos Ser 9aIfonfrieg i'm DC.
foIge gebabt bat. Die nt6nnIidc
Sugeno iii bingeIhEa6tet tpor6en,
Ser MoblItnnb oes 2anbes berrid,.
tet. 9n5u fumtnen 10000 sgliidf.
Iinge, sSroilen @reiIe m6 spinOer.
Dos gIeno lit ittbeitreibIid,, ilnO
bic cole sSralt erfud)t Inn SiiIfe.
Der Smaba Damien Wtuiifuereitl
bat oif &ureanng bon sSrnu Ser.
tba @esidmann $40 eeltiftet llt0
6rau @ebidmann iclbit Bat nod,
$500 bin5ugefiigt.
Ole 0eutideu @ereine tDer0en I'M
SSltereiIe Der eOIen Code oebgtpn
aod 9rdfteu beisniteltcyt qseitraar
ienoe man AT Die 0snobd 1ribitue,
1911 &O'parS @tEabs. lwlqbq. gIsh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
10 Sa6re Gefdnanif fiir saiamun6.

Ser brittle Ser 8on0iten Oie Die
@Gitc in Sa3eL Ntc8ep'S &eIort
altsrau6ten 1tno Sen gantbeauten
Seurp 6. geideIl eri6oIien, befann.
te ii9 beute @orgen idulOig unO
Duroe 8u 3ebn 5abren @efangniB
perllrthetlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
8OitOffiteaeISldlrant aeiprenat.

Soma Sails, Sa., "a. D}6r5. =
SeSSn Der bieiigen BoItoffice uuroe
beute I2orgen Scr @eloi1rauf ge.
iprengt mO Ser SS5nbalt bon 5000
in 9anr mo oeriel6e getrag in
Boitmarfen geItobIen, Die Spren.
euna par 70 itarf, ooB Der @eIo.
idrauf bOaitdnoig 5eritort muroe.
geItslIt Sic Omaha Trihiine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24
gsetter6eridlt.

llubeitduoig beute g(6enS imO
Dlittpod. pieIIeiht 9feaen; tGlter
glitttpo9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-24

Ths Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, n recognized al
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29
Is the Brisk and HustIing Per-
son Who Predominates in
the Stir and Activity.

The brisk and hustling person
who predominates in the stir and &C
tivity, hurry and excitement, at the
main entrance Of the circus, is the
general manager.
He answers questions jnnumerable
and all embracing, settles all dis
putes as to admission, conveys adj
vice, makes suggestions, gives or
'ders, sends leutenants all over the
show ground with instructions, sees
to it that the crowd gets in safely,
and is IN general active charge of the
front door"
His Is a very important depart
ment Of circus life, requiring pecu-
liar natural talents, wide experiences,
correct knowledge of civic AFFAIRS
and laws In general. The grave re-
sponsibilities of the Hagenbeck-Wal-
lace circus rest upon the shoulders
of Col. B. E. Wallace, the owner
and manager.
Col. Wallace is the first man on
the cars in the morning and his day s
work generally ends when all OF MS
cSSlrades are sleeping with the
peace and vigor perfect health and
a clear conscience affords. No tfsk
Is too small or mental for Col Wal
lace to perform. For half century
he has been a Snowman and through
his long years of perseverance and
honesty ne mas audSSGO q IoEIAAC "
ten million dollars. Yet on Dau'
rainy night, it is not an uncommon
sight to see him working and wrest-
ling in the mud up to his knees,
lighting and struggling with the 'ra-
zorbacks7 who draw a dollar day
each. THIS wizard circusman knows
most of the 1 900 employees by their
first name, and there are none OF
them who would hesitate to do some
favor.
Col. Wallace generally eats in tne
tent which houses the executive
stan, but 1t is no uncommon signt to
see him eating next to humble
workman when in a hurry. In all
the world of tented life the world
has yet to see the equal Of uncle
Ben Wallace, the Hoosier circus
man, says the New York World, anu
the statement is correct
The big show viii come to Clarks-
burg Thursday, May z, for perform
ances at 3 and p. m. and parade
At 10 O'Clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29

we invite correspondence and
. solicit your patronage and con-
stxnments In country produce
ana eggs. Daily account sales
given
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29

We are told that all disease is sim
ply an excess of germs. Germs get
under the skin and make sore. It
testers and becomes fnhamed.
Where one germ gets under the
skin, millions go into the body with
the food you eat. They should not
hurt us a particle. and would not II
the Bile flowed freely.
Bile stops inhibits-the breeding
or multiplication of thes germs, and,
as long as it flows freely, We have no
trouble.
May Apple Root was called Man
drake" in the Bible. The Doctors call
it "PodophyIltn." For ages it has
been used as Bile-Starter. In the
old form 1t griped and sickened-but
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29

makes an effective frame for the
sweet face of "Our Mutual Girl.
This is an all. black chip affair direct
from the famous millinery shop OF
Joseph's. 1t is draped with MORE
ribbon and large bow of the same
material adorns the brim- Although
severely plain the effect is not too old
for Margaret.
A striking color scheme is afforded
in the afternoon frock from Bernard
shown in figure number four. The
frock itself is of French blue MORE,
with big Nellrose flowers and a girdle
of the same shade. From beneath
the tunic there hang three ru1les OF
water green taffeta. The hat is OF
burnt straw with NeIlrose trimmings.
This gives a combination Of three
colors. French blue, Nell rose and
water green. The posterish erect at
tanned by the big flowers will be seen
much this season.
An unusual afternoon costume is
this Bernard walking dress which
"Our Mutual Girl" wears so eftec-
lively In figure number i've. Violet
pred dominates. The dress is OF violet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29
Bile Inhibits Germ Growth

now it is put up in formula called
"PoDoLax," In which all the old
faults have been eliminated. Chill
dren take it without resistance. 1t
releases the iBle as sure as you take
Bile purides the food in the intes-
tines after aNture's own method. The
blood abounds with life and no for
eign germ can breed or multiply in
the BIle-purihed food.
A soc bottl eof PoDoLax viii prove
this. and you viii say='sWhy didn't
some one think of this before?" To
OFFER you something as good as PoDo-
Lax is to question your judgment.
Don't Wear Out aCough or Cold
Smoothe out with DR.. Bells Pine-Tar
Honey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29

aeolian cloth, with cuffs and color Of
cream French embroidery. The par
asol is of violet silk and the hat is OF
brownfsh-purple, with violet stream
ers and flowers. Patent leather shoes
with white kid tops give distinctly
smart touch. "our Mutual Girl here
carries a Victoria of violet leather.
The Victoria. let 1t be said en- PEASANT,
is society's latest fad. It is cubical
in shape, and performs the functions
of vanity box-and then more.
Fifth Avenue with its exclusiveness
fairly radiates from the afternoon
walking costume, Paquin model,
worn by "Our Mutual Grip in figure
number six. Clothes like this must
be worn by a person who knows how.
Then they become creations. The
coat and skirt of this creation are OF
white Sbroadcloth trimmed with fox.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29

vest, fantastic in its rich colorings.
Trimmings OF black taffeta lend dis
tinction. The shoes of black satin
give the finishing touch to the cos
tune
When she would go to a garden
party "Our Mutual Girl" dons the
gown from Jeannette's of pink MORE
taffeta with bertha Of lace, shown IN
figure number two. Cool and sum
merish is the effect attained by the
combinations of the gown, and the
parasol of pale pink chiffon. The
hat, by the. way, is of Milan straw
faced with pale pink chiffon, the
same material as the parasol, and
trimmed with roses of the same tint.
The pink-and-white girlish effect IS
very sweet.
BY its sweeping brim and bold lines
the hat shown In figure number three
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-29
TPUgT-EE1S WoTTCE or SALE.

BY virtue of authority vested in me
by a Deed of Trust bearing date Decem-
Der 13 1903. executed by John Il. Thomp-
son and Susan Thompson, his wife. 20
me as trustee to secure Curtis y. Prunty
in the payment of note and obligatlon
for the principal sum of S300.OO with
Interest from the date OF said deed. and
which Deed Of Trust is of record IN the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County Court
of Harrison County. West Ntrgi MA In
Deed OF Trust Book No %, at page 42Ss
and default having been made in the
payment of said obligation and the IN
terest thereon. and upon request of said
Curtis L. Prunty i viii ofGer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest