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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Shrm NIB 0lescH.
S6aSm an SGnirrR aHgeridtet;
gli4 eiHBeidlagen; gia'
me entlunr5elt.

lieber MangeI on gfegen fam
man fid 6ieien CONNER bisber niht
beflagen. Seoe gtadt Bot udbreno
Der Ietten Gage id0ne Shauer ge.
braft bic bon ben Gnrmern ie.
benfau8 germ geIeben tporOen iino.
Der 9lesen geitern gtbeno mar tuabr.
ideinIi4 Der idperite Der Soiion.
8is 8 llbr glbenos betrug Der 9tie-
6eridlng bereits 1.49 Boil, un0 DER
tDoItenbrudartige SUB mad 10 llbr
0iirfte i'm ipobI auf 0rei 3ol brin-
gen. Die Genlperotur mar nidt ittt-
gep0bnIid fir Die Snbres5eit. sic
bepegte ii9 5tpiiden 66 @rao nm
5 llbr MorgenS un6 SO Inn 3 llbr
ytoduittags; am gbep0 Inn s ltbr
8eigte OaS thermometer 20.
Scr eleftriide Shtrn, Der fitr5
Dor Wlitternof]t Iosbroh, erftred.
te ii9 iiber Die gan3e oitIi6e SdIf.
te 6es Staotes. Ser go6noerfebr
erfubr feline tpeientIide Storlng,
ieoof puroen llnterbrehlingen 6es
telegraph. lfno Selepbonoerfebrs
gemeIOet Ser itGrfIte glegenfnG uiro
bon 9aOenport, Sa, NIT 4.32 Bon
gemeI6et.
Syn Smabd bat Ser 8in6 Itcqen.
tpeiie etipos S9oben angeridtet.
auf Dem @obnbauIe bon 2tIer
2ir6, 1909 Douglas StraBe, tDuroe
Der SdornItein umgeDebt uno
fra6te Our6's 8a6 binourG. Die
S9Iafpord oes 8obnbouIes BON
profeiior &. s. ReeO bon Der Gen.
trail Sofidule, 4811 Dodge Strabe
puroe beiddoigt. gGutne pur6en
umgeipebt an Der 40. un6 SomiIton
uuo 40. uno ginneD Strabe unO
an mebrcren StelIen entlong Der
gtoro "a. StraBe. gtuh in gen-
Jon boben Die g1ume iebr geIitten.
8a8 8obnbous bon o. $. Sof.
man. 3028 0farcD StraBe, tpur0e
our6 gIiBidIog in 9ronO geIett
un6 Elm S9aoen bon ungef1br $500.
angeridtet, Der StraBenbabnber-
febr mar 6rrf Die groBen @aiier-
mengen etpas bebiuOert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
e6peiasr.sanaerfeit in geuria:

Der S9ipeiSersgl sglmerifartilde 5an.
gerbttn6 be9ebt am IA. nno Is. SUI
nj IN georiu, SSIlinois, fein 8.
S1ngerfeit. Gas 8eoria 9elttif-
tbum bietet oaes ouf Inn oos 6eit
8u einem idonen grfoIg gu geitaI.
ten. geOria lit ia alS fernige beut-
ide StoOt 5u befannt, als onB an
oieiem GrfoIge i'm @erirgIten 3lt
3peifeIn mare. l1no 6en S6pei8ern
miro iiberaIl in oieiem groBen 2an-
De Ieiten8 Der 9elltideu oie pGrln.
Ite SSDntpat6ie entgegen9ebrodt. 60
Itebt 8u erporten oaB Die 5reunoe
oeS 0eutiden @eionges IN beaen
S6aaren i6ren Gin8ug ir's itone
Peoria balten iper0en. ltno oaB
ie6er 8beilnebmer ifone, bleibenoe
Grinnerungcn beimbrtngt, OeHen
iino mir gcipiB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Aus btnl 1tbrlr
tinfs O@ro6tn"!
StaatSiefretGr Brian gibt ieineu
ee6eHslnnf 5um gcitsH.

@aibinaton, 6. SUM. Staats.
iefret1r grpm belt bci Ser SbluB.
feier Der lluibcriitdt Soruaro Die
Salptreoc, bel DeIfer @eIegeubeit
CT ieinen 2cbcnsl1ui in ioIgenoer
@ciie i6ilotrtc: Die 9lrt Der
0ienitleiituna, 81 Der mir beitimnt
iinO, Fonnen mir niht iuuner Dor.
beriaoen. SD ielbit bate berid)ie.
oenc e6reei5ige 8ldne. 8unddit
poate ib gaptliienpre6igcr fuerben.
9lo6 Dor meinem iehstcn 2ebens.
iobr betrabtete ib eS ais bohiten
2ebens3iDed, Elm 5arncr 5u ietn
unO Siirbilie 81 5iitten Sp1ter
eritieu mir Ger geriif eine8 giehtS.
anmalts ood eritrebeu5nertber
0leiu gater mar Eidter uno i6
entiinne mid gpbl Oes nIteu Court.
buIes, in Dem i'd oIs fIeiner Bur.
ifc i6ou Den gerban0Iungen bel.
mobnte.
.Gicier G6raci5 gelcitete mid
ourf meine 6Iegel. uno llnioerii.
tGtsiabre. Sd prafti3icrte oIs
8eftsanfualt in Sainois uuO ging
in meinem 27. 2ebensiabre na6 Re.
6raSfa. Gin 3ufuI iiibrte MIDI Der
goIitif in oie g(rme rn0 freie g8abl
lieB mid uuf aieienl 5eloe bleiben.
Q8ie i'd bineintam2 0fan noni.
nierte mid fir ben aougreB, neil
man gIaubte. Dab i'd nidt getpdblt
meroen fonne. SD erlD1bne oas
MIR, INN S5bnen gu 3eigcn, oaB lin.
itdn0e unier 2eben beitimmen. Seit.
ber lit Der Gag nod niht gefoulmen,
an Dem i6 6arnn ge0n6t bate,
mid BON Der golttif 3uriid5u3ieben.
sd 6ertfe beute in aabelgrom.
men, fiigte Serr 8rDan gum
SdIuB bin3u, aiino troume iparliif)
unO bereite in ben ipenigen freien
9(u0enbIiden, Die mir sur 8erfii.
gung iieben, meme &eoen bor. Dos,
tporilber i6 m Der Rege[ iprehe,
eignet iid gut fir ie6e @eIesenbeit.
@s 1T 0os tabiere gtreben nnh
@roBe, ons in ja0eu Dieni6en gum
9lu50rud fommen ion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
6rau,iiidc Slieser nmpefummen.

9iiou iiiooItlides 6ronfreif. G..
Suni .-Gie fran3oiiiden WliIitarilie.
ger 2eutnnnt @1irunue m0 Gap.
peur gliour ianoen orf einem 5Iu.
ge in Der RGbe BON bier ibren Zoo.
8auern iaben, ipie aus Dem glero.
plan pel6er 5ur 3eit iiber ocm
@aIoe BON Gocqltette, in elmer bal.
ben Yaeile Sobe, raid oabinflog
5lammen idoiien uno mmitteIbar
8uoor battcn Tie einc @rpIoiion
bernonmcu. ginige 9lugenbIide
oarnnd itiir3ten Die Sriinrmer oes
aeroplan8, all fpelden Die 6lieger
geifnoat paren, uuter ben 81u.
men nieoer, uno man fanO Die
6eioen 2eihen, entietli6 Der.
brmnt lmb berItiintmelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
gdlnrrer glrncn in qinepln.

2inrolil Iebr., 6. SUM. - @1b.
re1po Der Belt BON 8 lbr glbenos
bis Dlitternadt ging bier elm mol.
fenbrndlartiger Regcn nieoer, Den
man fir ben ihiueriteu ieit S5uIi
Dor feds eyabren bdlt, ais mebrerc
Berionen in ben nieOrig gelegenen
GtnottbeiIen crtrunfen.
Gs nuroen aud IeBtc Ia6t oic
gdieneius I'M @eifaitSt6eiIe Der
@t1ot iiberflutbet. Der 5tr1Bcu.
bobn6ienit mar mnter6roheu uno
ebertio Die eIeftriibe geleudtung.
Ger 9iegen mar bon einem @in0e
non 40 Meilen Die Stlm0e begIei.
tet, ionic BON eleftriiden @ntla.
Nineen, bic be0ertenOen S6n6en
uitrifteteil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
$4,000 ainStr
i'm 9rtitn!
amiiiirteH iid srOharfis bel Spie.
len iinS SpOrtii6nuseu.

$4,000 Omaha stin0er, anoben
uno W10den iommerIidj aefIei0et,
NIT Der Suit uno Sreube am 9eben,
Die eben MIR Die Syuaen0 perIeibcn
fonnenJ tparen am areitaa g4ohntt.
tag biriausgefabren mad Sort Sma.
ba I'M Die iugenoliden @Iieoer
NAL tiidtig aus5lttoqen. llno oab
tie es and setbnn babeL bruudt
moBl nidt eytra berfidert Su iuer.
Den. gIae eeilutoen StinOer mar.
ten MIR auf 70 prnhtnoIle @eIeepn.
beiten. Die Gripudienen nber, be.
rem 3abl ipobI anrl1bren0 cine chen.
10 groBe NOR, bdben li1 nidt min.
Der gltt aniiiirt. Da1nner Ine
6raiien aIler 2ebensIneeu, g[rF-"
9looofoten, gler3te, ufto berelt
b1lfteu, ale tuaren iie trob Gtdny
unO Site b:nGisgepileert, INN iia
on Der tlinuneInOen Sugeno 5it er.
freuen un0 babel i'm @eiite ieIbit
Dieoer Jung 5lt peroen.
@3 mar Elm reiSenoes giI0, Die
D9do6en, ale in mftigem @eiB ge-
fleioet, beranmari6irt toutlren az
iebeu, itno Die anaben, oeren Aei6er
ebeufalls sleidmdBig iDnren oen
Yid0den etrtgegen fonlmen. Gin
rauiden6er 9eiinn Der EouIerioe
bon 3uihouern beeriibte Die RIei.
men, Die ii6 nidt penig ItoIs fiibI.
ten. @robes Sntereiie ertuedten Die
8oIfstdn5e, Die iebr I60n eirItn.
Dirt tuaren no 6uberIt nntirtpobr
ousgefii9rt tpurOen. 0onn folate
oaS 8ettloltfen Der Rnaben. gs
mar cine Suit, ben Gifer su ieben,
NIT benz Die Singen oaber inn.
item.
2ieIer groBe ainoerausflug bat
10 aagemeinen geifon gefiinoen, bah
cine itebenoe ginrihting oarnus
per6en foIlte. 9enn elm beilerer 1no
geilraoerer 3eitpertreib fam Der ssu.
gen0 nidt geboten perben Inter
gtltffidt tpiro Die forperIiGe uno
geiitige getbatiaung in Die rihtigen
8abnen geIeitet.
Die Sise ntf Dem SpielpIob mar
10 groB, 6nB nlinoeItens 80 @inoer
BON berieIben iiberipGltigt ipuroen.
bod iito Die Sale nidt ertiter gia.
tur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
9eripnaLien.

Serr 8. aIuftinger, elmer Der
grobten Sanifabrifanteu Der @elt,
Ser iidJ mebrere g8ofen lang Gum
geiuhe ieiuer bohbetagten Sdpe.
iter, 1yrau 8aul @eriug uno oereu
Gantilie in glnttsmoutb nufbielt, lit
6eute mad Stalien 5uriidgefebrt.
Scrr aluftiuger besab iid in inn.
gen Sabren aus 8apern nod Sta
lien uno bat es bort gu groBem
Geittbum gebraht. Serrn &luftit.
ger bat e5 in oieier @egeuo gut
aefaQen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
2tuei Gpfer Der Site.

Ser BoIi8ei purben geitern 5rpei
9bnmadtSanfaue infqlge Der 5ise
9enelOet. goli3iit s. epb @augb.
man puroe pl0BIid I'M 9ienit iiber.
monnt. @r muroe nah Ieiner @ob.
nlmg 2735 Senar0 StraBe iiber.
fiibrt. Cicero Grop, GOT 9toro 80.
StroBe, pur0c @fe Ser 15. uno
Sarncp StraBc o6nmd6tig. gr
murOe ouf Der @oli5eipade beban.
oelt ulO nad Der @obnung gebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
sdh.Cma6n.

Cine groBe Delegation Der 8ieb.
tomniiidre Ser Siib.0maba DorOs
miro Der bonn IS. big eini6lieBIid
90. SUM in Gaiunce, gleb., ab8u.
baltenoen Staatsfonoention Der 0e.
brasfa Stof @roner8 2liiociation
bstDobnen. Sripin Bros. g9ilo @eIt
Sbotp miro, p1brelb Der orei Gage
gorIteaungen geben.
Gs laufen bieIe &Iogen ieitens
Der @1rtner Elm, oaB frentoe 6iib.
ner ibnen S6aoer 5ufiigen. 0urd
0ie Sr0inam ioIIen Die 2eute ge-
5nungen peroen Die Siibner ouf
ibren eigenen @ritnoitiiden 5u ball
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
9lSlai s. eteueniOn idjlrer fraaf.

Chicago, 2a, 6. SUM. no.
lai 6. Stepeuion, 8i3e.9rGiiOet Der
Ser. Staten inter GleueIono, ser
na6 Dem Gooe ieiner 8attn Dor
feds Wonnten eineu geerbeu3uiam.
men6ru6 6atte, bate geitern i'm
9resbpteriiben SoipitaI eiuen 9iid.
faa. Sein 3mtan0 lit ernit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

Berlin 6. SUM. - Su nadIter
@od)e iiattet Staiicr @ilbeIm, Der
iid bon ieincr fiirjIiten Grtdlhmg
mieoer p0Iig erbolt bat. lmo In be.
tier Sdume Dem Sbrippenirit 5u
EotSoam beiuobnte. 6em 0iterrci.
hiidangariihcn IbronfoIger er5.
ber5oa 5ran3 5eronanO oen ieiuer.
3cit beripro6euen 9eiuf ob. gIm
glitttpoh begtbt ct iib mad bent
bobnliiteu sSogoid)loiie aouopiitt,
oas oem gr5ber5og gebort. nnO weilt
orei Gage BORT. llripriinglid mol.
te CT Oen @eiud idon Dor ieiner
Reiie uat aorfu unhcn Inn Die
bcriibmten Siri6bdlme bon aono.
piift in gliitbe 5u ieben; ober or
begab iih init Der aaiierin friiber
nab aoriu, aI5 er beahidtigt bat.
te, unb Der er5bprjog muBte oa.
mails auf ben &atb Der gler5te I'M
Siioen bleiben.
Sn 2eipjig tDur6c Ole @eneralper.
iunmlIing oes gercins g9eutif.
tblm i'm @usIan0e" eroffnet. 3ie
gertretcr 9obmenS betonteu Die
gtotbmenOiofeit elmer geidloiIenen
llnteritiiblmg oes itarf beordngten
Dclltiftbunls oniel6it.
Sir bic aieler 9lcgottaluohe iin0
bis lest "a gadtcn angcmeloet, bar
inter 16 SegelDo6ten aus Dem
9IusGan0e, meiitens glmerifaner. 1ie
beurige getbeiIigmg miro nod
itarfer jein, oils bic boridbrigc
gei @elieutirhen @eitfalen, er.
id)oiieu Die miIoernOeu gergIeute
9riiggemnnn lut6 5a6nenbrut ben
6oriter 9orffIiugcr, nelder cine
8ittme unb aft ainoer binterIdBt.
Die 8iloerer ipurOeu perbaftet, uno
9riiggemnm begging nan abgeleg-
tenn @eitdnoniB SelbitmorO, inoem
er ii6 nit einem Saidentu9 nuf.
filiipite.
Sn aiel fam Der Oeutihe 2ebrer.
tag, Der groBte bisberige ieiuer 9[rt.
gum 9GbidluB. &err Mar aramer.
friiberer 8rofeiior an Der &olumbia
llniperlitat. iiberhra6te i'm gluitrog
Der 0eutid.nmerifmiiAen SodItju-
Iebrer cine ginIaoung an Die gers
iammpIten 5um 9eiuh 0eS Sod-
ibuIlebrertages in Wliliuarfee i'm
Sabre 1915. Die Ginlaoumg nur.
De freunolidlIt entgegengenommen
rn0 bis iebt baben iif idon BUN.
bert oeutIhe 2cbrer, ipenit aud nod
niht berbiuOlid, 5ur getbciIigung
gion bofft angeiidts
Der 50roerung 6es 8iiien8, peLde
oerartige Stuoienrciien bringen 6aB
idlieBlif cine 8etbeiIigung pon ct.
ma 500 geiihert miro.
gSie mls Mann6cinL ga6en ae.
meIoet miro, bat Scr io3iaIoemo.
fratiide &eidstagso6georonete Jranf
cine GiulaOpng Der Seutiden 60.
5ialiiten Der Der. Staaten alt elmer
ameritaniiten 8our angenontmen.
Gr fdbrt I'M 9luguit nod g(merifa
nb, uu0 mad)t cine bierteIidbriae
9(gitationsrciic oitr6 Die nidtigitcn
Stdote Der Union.
8ien 6. SUM. Syn Der Stabt
@abIen3. elmer Sofburg Oes
3eutiftbums in glorobobmen, Der.
mItalteten Die bereinigtcn 0cutib.
parteipn eine gepaltige GtraBen.
funogcbung aegeu Ole Gidediiie.
ringspolitif Der Hcgierung lu0 be.
ionoerS oes Statt6alters 3bun.
Sic foroerten oen gllftritt oes @ra.
fen 8bm iopie Oc5 gIrbeitSmini.
ifpr9 Jrufn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
etnrm ridltet $4,000 sdlaben an

eunnsbine, Sno. 6. SUM. - Gin
@elpitteriturnl rihtcte bier leBte
gaoGt einen gdooen bon $4,000
an. Die sSirit 9lpenue 9resbpteri.
id1e Stride ipuroe 3eritort; SAaoen
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
@eaen Sic @roner,i tntidliebtn.

2incoIn, g1e6., 6. SUM. - Die
Stor8 9repina So, melAe oas
Staotsobergeridt eriuht batte, Den
gegen iie bon GbriItina SSobnion
oneeitrengten SdaOeneriabproseB
Dor elm Sorpn GountD @eriht
su bringen orlitatt Dab oerieIbe
in aifilbaG Gou1tp bprbanoelt lper.
be, lit NIT Dem @eiud) abgeiUieiert
porAel1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Mrnhtr etrtif.

Pittsbiireb, qa, 6. SUM. - ST.
ma 5000 M1nnern mb 5rnuen in
BEN @eltinebouie glnlogen bother
gingen nidt sur 9Irbeit, ionoern
mnrlfirten ra6 0em SpieIpl1s bon
turtle Greet, I'M lire @eIdiprr-
Aes 5ii prortern. Die Qeite flngteu
oie @eieIlfhnit babe augeiteIlte emf.
Ioiieit neil iic 5ilr ltnion geborcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
gIib tS6tet brci gferSc.

gaiperton SS5o., 6. SUM. - Gem
bier meiIen norolid bon bier an.
idiiigen 6armer Senrp Spitier iino
orei Bferbe Ourd ben 8libidIag &c.
tootet iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Gin6rnd.

$. 2incoln, 1924 2eobentportb
meIOcte Der qoIi5ef OoB
Qiebe BEL ibm einbrafen irn0 Ma.
teriaInaaren I'M g8ertb bon $10
ne6It 50 gaatgel0 ItaBlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Nrieifaiten.

u. g, nt-ginc Sernrtige
9ln3eigc miro S6nen 81 foiten unO
6rei nal ms 9Idtt eingeriift ner.
Den.
Otto Soffmant Siib.0moba-
SSSbre 9[nfrage erbalten. 8euoen sic
lid an Oos State employment 9u.
real, Sfla6oma Gitp, 0tl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
CFiicnbafnltnaliitf.

&omiaf, Cast, 3anooa, 6. S5uni.
-SSS5n Der gtd9e Der Staot itieBen
ein 5radt3ug itnO Elm 9erionen3ug
5uIainmcn. Bier Gcrionen pur0en
get0oteet nno bier berIeBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
glenes !6ptrl.

Or. Iiffor0 miro on Ser f6.
unO SoncS StrnBe ein ieb5Itofiges
noberne8 Sotel erridten laiien. Die
9aufoIten iinO oItf $150,000 oer-
anihlagt poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
8erIunalnutisen.

Ser 0lar 3rottcIer BON bier
bat ii6 bente auf Dem 3antpfer
D@roBer &lrfiirIt" nah Der alten
Seirnatb einae6ifft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

men6en 8reitog in omaha @ortrdge
boIten. luno aipar eitten om Mtttaa
i'm Commercial Club it1o am @bert0
i'm american 9bedter ltnter ben
9luipi3ien Der Economic 2e1gue.
Serr gigelou mar grGIioent Der
Ohio gerfoIiungsfonbeiltion ii 1912,
ioipie 9aiteIieO Der Dbio 2egisIotilr.
@s 1T fein GintrittsseIO at anbIen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
gerii6nter Mr6nrr rrlrnrtet.

Ser befa1nte gefiiriporter Der
Single Gar gGItcuerungstbeorie,
Serbert 9. 8igeIotp, miro am tom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Metterbsridlt.

linbGtaitoig 6eute abenO unb
@onutae; fem ipeicntlider Eempera.
tairipe9Iel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Girdlide &adridten.
Critic Scntide 9Srcsbgtcriide &C.
meinSe, 20. unS Sprrcc.

S. s. sc iiller 8reoiger.
@ottcs0ienite om erIten Sountoge
I'M SUM pie fplgt. Sonntagsidule
$3.50 0}orgenS (Oeutiber uno eng
'Iiider llnterrif)t).
4re0igt0ottesoienIt 10:45 8orm.
Sbemo: Sid nit @ott nertragen
mo 0a8 @ute folgt"
gibeIIhl0ium fir 6ie Syuoen6
7:15 glbenoS uno Greoigt Inn s
llbr. Gbcna: o9lnna5ue BEL @ott
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-13

h1Nd PETER OF SERNIA.
years here for the education of his two
boys
For more than year past private
emissaries have been on the lookout
trying to find suitable residence for
the old king, but the notorious conduct
Of his son and heir to the throne has
somewhat disarranged his original
plans, and he is advised that his second
son is still too young to assume the re-
sponsibility Of ruler. d.
The day after the assassinat ton of
King Alexander and Queen Draga
King Peter said-he was then Prince
karageorgevitch- he abhorred the
terrible crime, in which he took no
part whatever. He added that he was
too old to accept the throne, but that
he had no choice in the circumstances.
AS soon as affairs permitted he would
return to the quiet life of country
gentleman in Geneva
During all these years his majesty
has kept up his correspondence with
his former friends here and in private
letters has stated quite recently that
he hopes to be in Geneva again at no
distant date. AS he put it, 'sNow that
the war is over, can finish nv DAYS
in peace with honor" -.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-13
FRUIT TRADE DOUBLED.
In Last Decade imports Were 1865,
100000, Exports $500 900.

In Last Decade Imports Were $685.
100000, Exports 22o,o0o,0oo.
Washington. - Foreign trade of the
United States in fruits and nuts prac-
tcally doubled in value in the last
decade. the total imports having been
$685., 100000 and exports $22O.OOO.OOO.
Imports rose from $24. 5OO.U0O to $4S,-
10000 and exports from $19.75O.OOO to
33,750,OOO in the period from 1903 to
1913. Figures made public by the de-
partment of commerce and labor show
that imports Of fruits and nuts for the
first two months of 1914 aggregated
over 100000 in value, or 20 per cent
more than those for like period Of
last year. while exports amounted to
100000 in value. or about 80 per
cent less than year ago. -~ ....
The sharp decrease in exports is &C.
counted for by the shortage in the Pa
cific coast fruit crops in the past year.
The domestic food supply was supple
mented last year by $32,O0O0oO worth
Of fruits and $16OO0,OOO worth of nuts
from abroad and in addition over 49,
100000 worth of fruits and nuts from
Hawaii and $500. 900 worth from Por-
to Rico.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-13
CHEATED OF HIS REVENGE.
Georgian Had Travelled 1000 Miles to
Learn Intended Victim Was Dead.

Georgian Had Travelled 1000 Miles to
Learn Intended Victim Was Dead.
I'll PasO, Tex. There might have
been tragedy here if William Berry.
an aged Georgian, had not found upon
his arrival that a man he had come
nearly 1000 miles to kill had been
killed five years ago.
Berry, trembling with anger and dis
appointment, told his story to the po-
lice and returned to his Georgia home.
Nine years ago in Oklahoma, he said
Bill Harrell had testified against him
IN perjury case growing out Of Ber-
~ having witnessed the killing Of two
men over land grabbing dispute.
Berry says he was sent to the peni-
Tertiary on Harrells testimony, his
family was scattered, his farm lost and
health wrecked. He was four years
in the penitentiary, he said, and for
the past five years had been reunit-
ing his family and home ties, nursing
all the while determination to some
day kill Harrell, who, he had learned,
had reached Ell Paso.
Five years ago Harrell attacked an
FL Paso newspaper publisher, ]. Il.
Mitchim. and Mitchim killed him.
Berry knew nothing Of Harrell hav-
Ing been killed until he reached Ell
Paso.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-13
LEOPARD IN ALL DAY VIGIL.
When Mate Dies 1t Means and Refuses
Food For Day.

When Mate Dies It Means and Refuses
Food For Day.
New YOrk.-FrOm 10 o'clock in the
morning until late at night Sultan, a
snow leopard, four years old, stood
with his fore feet planted across the
body Of his dead mate, Sultana, in a
forty foot square outdoor cage in the
Bronx ZOO.
At intervals he raised his head and
roared long and plaintively. Every
time he did this the lions and jaguars
on either side of the leopard cage rails
ed their voices in deep throated
plant.
In an effort to make Sultan aban-
don his death watch Keeper David
Schwartz placed a big, juicy porter
house steak in the section Of the cage
inside the animal house, but Sultan
paid no attention to it.
When asked when he expected to re-
move Sultana's body Schwartz said,
"Well, wouldn't go in there while
Sultan is grieving-not for twenty
ZOOS"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-13
A "CRUS0E" IN LAKE ERIE.
Had Been Marooned by Stranger and
Left Without Food,

Had Been Marooned by Stranger and
Left Without Food.
Middle Bass Island, O.-That he was
taken to Middle Sister island. Lake
Erie, three weeks ago by man who
said he owned the place and who left
him food enough to last week, but
who never returned, is the story told
by Henry Adair. fifty, who says he
lives in Detroit, brought here by mem
bers OF fishing party who rescued
him in what appears was the nick of
time.
Members Of the party fishing in Lake
Erie off Middle Sister island, isolated
near the Canadian line seventeen miles
from here, were attracted by the fran
tic waving of a shirt. Drawing closer,
they discovered Adair. He was enact
ated and starving. All he had LETT Of
his store Of food was a few crusts Of
bread. = a.- o.
Adair told his rescuers that a man
accosted him in Detroit and asked If
he wanted employment. He said he
was to have been employed to look
after the premises, although he found
on arriving on the island there was
practically nothing to look after
His scanty food supply was eked out
with clans he found in the sand His
days he spent trying to signal help
from passing boats.