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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

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1911 SOmarO 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-12
EXTEND RELIEF
American Committee Has About Com
pieted Arrangements % Aid
Americans In Germany

LONDON. Aug n. 7.20 p. m-The
American relief committee expects
mat hy tomorrow arrangements will
nave been made with Walter Hines
PAGE the American Ambassador AZ
London. to send a committee fo Ger.
many with money Tor the relief Of
Americans there The committee will
he headed hy John H Finley. OF New
York. and win go 20 the continent ur.
Der ihe auspices Of the American Red
Cross Society
The cancellation % the Failirre o.
steamers taken over hy tho British
government and lack 90 definite news
concerning the dispatch of American
trans ports. have caused many Amrr.-
rsnH whose business rUmuela their
immediate return home f1 book pass.
atf ar Er.afIF Increased prices. some
great AL from $500 fu $500 on
steamers making special voyages The
regular lines continue f0 charge "a
maximum price 0f ts- Tor fret class
cabin ficEFfa f0 the United States
nn American committee has refused
OBJ have anything 90 DO with steamers
.or which liEher prices f0r passage
are charged
A troop 1f BOY Scouts has voIr7
frrrnd fn assist fhr American Commit.
.ef. acting aE messengers and escorts
fcr women. and they are doing talu.
a1le service af Tho railway stations
NnerN frtF accompany The -uh.rum.
mI.iees Co welcome American arrivals
enc take women travelling alone fo
approved hotels and boarding houses
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AUTOMOBILE GOES
OYER EMBANKMENT
AccIoENT occURREo VEsrER.
ONr ON kEFF'S ROAD
WEST OF BEIAIRE.
Two Occupants Slightly Injured and
Otner Two Escaped Unhurt-
Car Skidded on Curve.

W :. Parker. Democratic candidate
toL county commissioner IN Ralr1ont
county. and shannon Piper were Ia
fGfed when thrQWn from an autom0.
PIE on The Mems road near the Nc.
Mahol bridge about o'clock yesf,.r.
Day afternoon. JJoseph Johnson ana
" l. Kirkpatrick. the latter Repub
ll, an candidate tor clerk 81 the courf
or helmont county. were in the car
Out escaped unturt
Inc car was speeding along tho
N'H-- road az rapid rave. n H. 40
a ia IN making sharp curve the car
hhldded and went over an emhapL-
ment ten feet high Mr.. Parker ana
Mr. Piper either Jumped or Were
lnIoNn from the machine and eacn
received severe. although not serions
injuries. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Kirk,
pa,Ilch remained IN their seats and
We're not injured Neither of the IA,
Jur'd men received broken bones
DIS. Boone and Wright were sur,.
moned from B"llaire and after rendcr-
lLg hrst AID lad the men removed 10
their homes. The machine was dam.
being broken
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company lines. has resumed his duties
uter spending the past several weeks
Ia Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Anna smith has returned 20
her home az Springdale after spend
l1E her vacation with friends az sand
Hlll
samuel Fisher. OF Golden. spent yes-
t"rday looking after business IN the
oui tho pike district
Mrs. William Wharton OF Film Grove
ls visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
b. =. Stackhouse. al Valley Crossing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kimmins and
son. Jack. OF Film Grove. left yester-
day on two weeks motor trip
through the east
Prank Stratton has resumed his du.
tee az conductor on tho West Virginia
Traction and Electric company'E lines
sitter being on duty for several weeks
on account Of illness
Or. X NJ. Pedicord has returned 20
bis home al Elm Grove after spending
a few days vacation IN the east
John Burkry has resumed his duties
a. motorman on the West Virginia
Traction lines after enjoying a short
vacation.
Miss Heller. OF Pittsburgh. H. the
guest for few DAYS OF Miss Marjorie
Harris. az Lakewood
r. A HaEan. OF Edgdale is spend
irs few days In Pittsburgh looking
after business.
~ n BOdley has resumed his duties
az postmaster az Elm Grove after en-
loving weeks vacation
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levy thts year is ssTi .gisia xhlie
.1st years levy produced Sis4 TTs -
TIE board Sin meet TUESDAY evca-
tng. August g. 90 rNtify the levy
Budget Ssor,ed.
The finance committee reported ~
IL board. giving the budget ~ esti-
mated receipts and cNpentiturcs A.
vel a. the PROPOSED levy. The. ~
port vas accepted a. read. !, Was
signed ~ X X. Mckee. chairman
Included IN the items IN the school
fund we're the folloNing salaries o.
nee. s. 400: special teachers. s. sSs.
hlCh school teachers. SIS $50. Lincoln
school teachers. s61o6.5o. principals.
a. 81. not iucludinE the salaries %
ianitors which amounted 20 tSbsi
Miscellaneous items amount 70 as
81 -. An item OF il.o0l.SO H. IN.
Guided Tor repairs. The estimated ex-
penditures on behalf Of the school
fund total sls2.lfI.l1
The total charged up 20 the build.
ms fund q STOOD. the principal item
being So. 900 for the reconstruction %
the high school bUldig
The board u 10 receive sec 900 from
insurance companies. as vas agreed
upon In the adjustment OF IRE losses
following the high school are
Recommendation Defeated.
The finance committee IN its report
recommended that the board ask tAe
state legislature AZ tie next session 20
increase the levy limit from 20 cents
pea 500 on the school fund and i2ts
cents per 800 on the building fund
20 whatefV- amounts we're deemed
hest This section OF the report WA
rot adopted. however.
DR. Andrew Wilson. commissioner
from Union district. declared that the
u the money We now have were cN-
pended iudlciously." he said. we
would get along very well N We
could set more We would only spend
more"
nr. Armbrecht. IN defense OF the
recommendation. said thai heretofore
the board has always been below tho
levy. hut since faced by the necessity
Of rebuilding the HiEh school. ~ has
found 10 hard 10 raise funds under the
tO-cent limit He said that a similar
situation might arise soon and IL
the legislature meets only every two
years he said. ~ would be well TO
urge a change in the law al the next
session.
A motion to adopt the recommends.
ton lost by vote OF nine 10 Tour.
those voting aye being Armbrecht.
Mckee. Reister and Wagner
Routine Mattsrs
The meeting % the board was held N
tendance we're commissioners Arm
hrccht Cummins Gollner Hare. thlen-
field. kenreu. Mckee. Risster. Rogers.
ScnbriEht Stelnhlcker. Washer. Wendell
and Wilson
The reading 81 the minutes OF the
previous meeting was dlzTrusfd with
The report o. the committee on &C
counts was the FIRST item ~ business
considered. ~ VA. approved and bulls
90 the amount - 500 ul were ordered
naid Tho committee ON buildings ana
grounds recommended the payment 81
bills 90 the amount % t2.28set The
largest amount Was for Center school
the amount expended being ffTG %
Reports ~ several other committees
received the attention Of the board. aud
. several minutes - the session were
taken up with the transaction % rou-
! tine matters
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TAKE MAZATLAN
Federal Garrison Evaeuates CITY and
Rebels Assume Charge
Ofhcers Executed

Of BOARD T.. s & CATIFbRNrl
MAZATLAN. Mexico. Aug 10 tDs.
laNrd ln transmission The evarua-
ton of Mazaflau by the Federal garrf
son and its occupation by the Consul.
night
fltteen Federal officers and two vol
untDers were executed Ir tbe -.rc-,,,...
or on the Federal prisoners assamb iad
ut ih" customs house 90 witness the
spectacle One Of the doomed me-
Was EIten time in which % compose n
ltL''r % his wife The bodies were
lrlL sil day ln the sun where they fell
no IUCfiug
American navy surgeons on bos-1
me california turned over the shin
hos pl'a department 90 the Wounded
yonsfitutioualists and lent their pro
fDes I0uaI services
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MRS. WILSON
CooBtiuusd prom FiTst PAE.1


bore the casket we're Edward 4.
Brown. Atlanta. Robert VI Hoyt.
Wade g. Hoyt and Nathan Hoyt.
Rome. - +. Arson Savannah. Ran
dolph Arson and Edward T. Brown.
Jr. and Frank G. Gebreath. Atlanta.
and friends Of the Wilson and AZ
son families already were gathered
In the First Presbyterian church
which Mrs Wilson used 20 attend
when her father The Rev Edward :
Arson. was pastor there The church
was draped In black. with intertwin-
ed wroaths OF white flowers. on one
Vail Was a white marble tablet 90 the
memory OF Mrs Wilson's father Flow
ers were piled high about the cata-
falque
Simple Service.
As the President entered follow
INK the casket. Chopln's funeral march
was played on the ORGAN. a simple.
short service was conducted by the
Rev. q. g. Sydner. the local pastor
The President. his daughters. Secre-
fary McAdoo and Mr. Sayre. occupied
The front pew In the center and bacK
N them were other members of the
family. pr Grayson and Secretary
IumulN Two old hymns. Eirlhood
favoritrs of Mrs Wilson. were sung
hy the church choir The Rev Dr
Sydner then read briefly from the
tFIpiureH ana spoke or the beauty
and charity Of Mrs Wilson's life
81 soon as the church service was
ended the short journey 20 Myrtle
IiiU cemetery was begun School
girls. dressed In white. and holding
laurel branches lined the streets
through which the procession passed
Behind them were thousands % people
with barred heads bowed. silent and
sorruwfui
Broken BY Grief
Services at mo grave were brief and
OF impressive simplicity The presi-
dent stood with head bowed a. the
hral rites were performed As he
stood there with mis- daughters. Mr.
Wilson made mo- EFFORT 20 conceal his
grief AZ the hushed voice OF tho
preacher read tho burial service the
Fr'Fidrnta form Was visibly shaken
Ply emotion. and tears sfrcamed down
h.s Chrrks Others 90 tho party went
silently and softly After tho final
hfn'dirtiun was pronounced the Pres.
ldent slowly returned fo hts carriage
II'a eyes we're 8e those ~ one dared
but BITE step was firm and his face was
stern and set
After tho raatrf was lowered and
'n. grave H'rf hf8ra uf qowe-s mo
'r.hHfn 90 OBI" ration. were piled hfrh
over frF tomb
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WASHINGTON. ID O.. Aug IL
Attorney General MCReynulds re
ceived word tonight from New York
that the directors Of the New Haven
railroad have aGesd 10 his terms for
a peaceful dissolution OF the system.
which VIII put an end 10 the court
proceedings begun there several weeks
ago
Department OF Justice officials were
asked some time aEo ~ there was any
possible way 20 avoid fighting the suit
through the courts. and the reply was
that the only way was 10 carry out the
terms OF the agreement for dissOlu-
tion made months ago Attorney Cen
eral McReynolds. however. made his
demands regarding the separation OF
the Boston A. Maine a bit stronger
than formerly
w the old agreement the trustees
were 10 hold the New Haven's Boston
a Maine stock Tor two years and a
half Under the present understand
for only one year.
They will b. given irrevocable
proxies and exercise every function
OF majority stockholders and owners
Of the property. and the Attorney Gen.
eral Is expected TO keep close watch
10 see that they are IN no way inter.
fered with by the New Haven
@NfNfNNNNNNN G0NfNWNNHaN0f 10 LrENQE
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. under the present arrangement.
D. % decide whether the New Haven
shall retain its interest in tie so-calIed
Sound steamship lines In the govern
monts bill 10 sought 20 separate tho
New Haven from the old New England
railway, considered a vital part OF its
rail- system through Connecticut and
Massachusetts This was not In the
original agreement nor In the present
one
The whole agreement will be en-
bodied In a decree which will be &C
cepted by both the government and
The proper railroad officials and sub
miued 20 the United States district
court % New York for approval and
record
The criminal prosecution % the
New Haven directors will not b. az
icctcd. department officials said to-
night. by this new understanding
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TO INVESTIGATE
Hish Prices o. Food Causes House 20
Take Notice and Many ResoIu-
lions Are offered.

WASHINGTON. Aug Il War
prices for food IN the United States
caHed forth four Investigation resolu-
TONS In the house today All OF me
measures proposed inquiries into the
I'asohs why, when American bumper
markets. the price Of fOOdstufs should
go up In the domestic market.
Representatives Moore. Kelly and
Ftrr. Of Pennsylvania. called on tho
executive departments 20 make tho
lhNestlEation and RepresentafIve
L'nohue OF Pennsylvania proposed
mittee for the task
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MehIlIratIon cnrnl.t.

LONDON. Aug II. 10 40 D. m-The
war Office information bureau makes
me following announcement.
The mobilization OF the territorial
force H. al the point OF completion.
some Of the units OF the force have
accepted liability 20 serve overseas
volunteers are being asked 20 follow
their example.
kitchners' army. for which 5000
recruits have been enrolled in the past
u hours, viii consist Of six divisions
Scottish. Irish. Northern. Eastern
western and Light Brigades"
tlI.6Gl.75. % which 10000 IL set
aside a. bonds and 1855 a. interest
on high school bonds
The total amount 20 be raised bJ
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MONTREAL. Aug lI-NewE came
today officially from Ottawa that the
ocean route Is clear from Montreal TO
Liverpool and that ships can sail Nhen
they please IN perfect safety. II was
believed tonight that there will BE-
pronounced easing on In insurance
rates and exchange on cCrEoes. with
The result that the wheat now held In
Montreal harbor would speedily start
on its way 10 Liverpool 10 will mean
also Tor the present that there will be
hitie delay 10 the sailing OF passenger
E s,.,l, from MontreRl and Quebec Tor
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-ostIltles openea.

BRUSSELS. Aug II. p m. via
london. 1910 , m.-Hostilities began
Monday between German cavalry and
the Belgian cavalry outposts ~ the
Hesbaye district This district - 20
the west % I1ege and north OF the
Meuse. and forms part % the prov
inces Of L1ege. LimburE and Namur.
The Germans have begun a systematic
recOnnoif ling OF Hesbaye IN order TO
discuVs me position OF the Belgian
held army. Their cavalry patrols are
followed BY infantry detnchments.
On sunday. Herman cavalry passed
the outskirts % llNhef following a
route 70 the south
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new HAVEN
CoostiHu.a IRON Fir.t rAS.l

accordance with the vote OF the stock
holders az New Haven April 2l. 1914
authorizing settlement with the gov
eminent
Ratified by Board
President Hustis said in conclusion
that this Arrangement having been &C
cepted BY the attorney general. had
been ratified b. the board Of directors
al the meeting today and that the
members 81 the board highly appreci
attd the courtesy OF the attorney gen
q al and his cooperation In their en-
deaNOr % solve the problem without
INJECTING unnecessary loss upon the
shareholders and 20 effect a rehabiu
tauons OF The property In the interests
o. the public
President Hustis resigned as a d.
rector Of ths New Haven. as on Sat
uruay he becomes president OF tht
Boston and Maine. Chairman Elliott
az thercNpon elected president OF
the New Haven. The resignation OF
John l. Billiard was accepted.
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special Dispatch To- the fntelligencer
COLI MBlS. o. Aug IL Returns
received az midnight from the nrst
statewide primary held IN Ohio indi-
Gated that Congressman Frank b.
Willis. OF Ada. had been nominated
for governor on the Republican ticket
by anywhere from $1,000 20 5000
plurality over David Tod. OF YounEs-
town Returns indicate also that
Warren G. Harding. OF Marion, form
er lieutenant governor. has been
nominated for senator on the Repub-
lican ticket over former Senator j.
=. Foraker. OF Cincinnati But the
race a. 50 close that this cannot Do
accepted a. definite Governor Coz
was renominated on the Democratic
ticket over CONGRESSMAN ]. j Whit
acre by a vote Of about three 10 one
Attorney General 7. s Hogan was
nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for United States senator. With
a vote that will exceed that given MS
two competitors. John l.. Zimmerman
and John J Lentz
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An Important Ursfrr of Pho VAIL
lev Grove branch nf frU Panhandle
hrriculiuraI club uHi h. T.fF .H..
evening af frr NnfiaF Grow. SCHOOL
house Professor vs. U SIN and Ur-.
ace Atwood both rhurfr nrrrfa %
the club. arc expected fr Dol present
and several matters Hf .wrnrf#rrl
viii b. fafrr MOI ono uf tho main
matters that VIII come ur win bel
the ORDERING of RI rrr load of iced
AT farmers Interested ir fhr matter
viii BE- present 40 tho meeting
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HERLIN. via Copenhagen 10 Lon
Don. Aug. y. 1870 m The I.okaI
An7eigcr In an article dealing with
one German victory a. Muelhausen
Alsace. says.
The silence % the western frontier
following the brief but swift entry ~
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ANTWERP Va Paris. Aus II. 7 50
d m-Ihe American consulate with
= e assistance % The Belgian ssthori-
ties, has succeeded IN getting the ma
larify % Americans aEay from Ant
serp. The Red star steamers Mar
guette. Which sailed August Q. and the
Finland which sailed August = are
carryi ng q large number q paEs-n-
gers 10 the United States There all
D. 40 more sailings from this port.
ghich u nov closed