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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
5o6n 2inS Himmt 5erieu.
Der gsraiiScnt rrflart, ieinc 5eriru
anOeru nidItS OIL Der 70.
litit in Wierifo.

ggaibington 8. glpril. Sobn
Sino. iriibcr @ouperucir bon Diin.
neioia rno perionlidler 8ertrcter
BON grdiioent g8iIion IN glerito,
miro ii9 morgen III Gcra GrllB,
@erifo, no6 0cu Der Stdaten Gin.
idiiirn, I'M uad ahtmonotlider an.
aeitrengter 0iplomatiider Gbdtigteit
Der erbolng 81 pilegcn
Der BrGiiocnt bat erfldri. INN
@eriihten borjubeugen, OnB Scrrn
2ino'S Scricn niht ols 3uriidberli.
nlua ooer ols glbrpeihuma oon Der
bisherigen 9leritopoIitit gegcniiber
nuileiaBt ncr0eu oiirien Gie tiir3.
lide aonicren3 5tpiihen Serrn 2ino
rno Dem mrrifanilden gliitiiter oeS
glusudrtigcu botte feiu greifboreS
8eiultnt gcbobt uuo mar le6iglib
cine intime llnterreoung. 2aS be-.
oelltct, ouB Suerta nidts ocrlange,
ino 0nB a1es bonn griolge Der Jie.
beaenDaiien abbdnge.
Suerto'3 geitrige grfIorung on
Oeu aougreB, ooB CT i'm 9lmte blei.
ben iueroc, Bis 0as 2uno sSrieoen
bat. itdrftc Scrrn 2inO in oem
@Iaubeir OoB icinr @eaeniuart Die
Gage nidt 0uOern fonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
saSemahn.

Ser 9r0en Scr 9feo Uicn bat
NIT Der Barter 2lnulicnrnt 60. 2Ir.
ronarment getrofien einen 6riih.
iabrsfornebal ab3ubalten. 9II5 aar-
nepoIsplaB ioGen oie &oltsfp Gjriin.
DC qcgeuiibcr Der StaotbaQc lmO Die
@riinoe iil0tib Don Ser Saac be.
mtBt merocn. Die g(1l5iteQuna miro
pom Is. bis %. Oiai 0a.ern. ..
9. 6oitif, Elm W}it9Iieo oes aonti.
tc8, fat oa3 arrangement untcr iid.
IS lit nidlt Die gIbiidt ser Neo W}en,
piel @elo aus Der Sahc 3u naden,
DiClmebr cine moglibIt quito Nus.
itellltng 3u bieteu Ser Dfapor ln0
Der Staotrntb BADEN Die GrloubniB
SIR 2l6baltlng oes aaruepols er.
t6cilt.
Charles 6rii6, t6. mo g Stro.
Bc, bate 2lntou Squaiial bcauitragt,
fir i'm 6OI3 flein at MAIDEN, ober
aI5 cr nod &oI5 FAM mar tcin
Spl3 fleinaelnadt, ic0od porcn SIS,
0os Sell lnto iein lle6er5ieber Der.
idDllnoeu. Gde Der 26. un0 g
StraBe nur0en beioe pcgen 9fube.
itorlng feitgenommen.
EoIi5cifapitan 3alo0ef unO cine
g(n5abl 8lalirode iiberroibten Ion.
ueritog g(beno 26 9tGnner in benz
observation-disclosures BON Sam Sal.
mer un0 berbnfteten iie inter ser
9eiduloiaung Oe8 @IiidlpieIs. e,n
Balmer'S Taide fan0 sic 9oli5et
eiuen groBen 9lepoIper.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
Smnhn N}niifprrrin.

Gin muiifnliideS GrcigniB criteit
6angcs miro Die Icier 0eS Stii.
tltngsieite9 ocs Gmaba D1iiifoerein8
m SOmtaa 26. gtpril, meroen.
Die Gbore bereiteu iid) bereits ieit
geralmer 3cit ooroif Dor, lmo ba-
ben 4. y. nit i6rer Iebten Brobc,
Die bon nabe3u 100 Sangcru mo
S6ngcrimnen 6eiu6t mar, benieien,
ooB iie 1refilides leiiten merOen.
Der Oom rSdngerfeit Der un0cr0eb.
lide bon Serrn 0irigent 9lecie at.
rangirte Sperndor fomut 3ltr gluf.
filbrlmg
gluberoen mir0 ser beril6mte
Gpernidnger DARIUS aellermann,
Der ouf Dem 5dngerfeIt 9riltmpbe
feiertc un0 ieitber ME uie0er in
Smaba oeb0rt purOe, bel oiejcr Sc.
Iegen5eit ais SOliIt auftreten uno
cine Rei6e berrlider 9ieoer ingen.
Gin aelUdbltes GrheIter miro
e6eniaIl5 ntitpirten. Gas ooQItan.
oige $rogramm peroen mir Dem.
n1dit beroffeutliden. Usm ertpar.
tct cine itqrfe 8etbciligltng nidt nur
aus Gmaba, ionoGru olh ans Dem
Staqtc ug0 sSplpn Gslrqationeia
aus Ge6rosfa GitD, glattsmout6,
Sincoln 9}ebr., m0 monniua Sa.,
baben iidI bereitS anaencl0et.
9ln %. 0lai pcroen sic Shore
oe3 @}tlifDereins 3uianuncn NIT 0cn
idipe0iiden SGngern i'm 0rp6clm
Elm groBeS aon5ert aebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
gleiienbsr glaent fir sri6iine.

Serr 8tlliam airdner, Der bic
len 2eiern Der omaha Gri6iine aIs
friiberer 9fciienoer nod uobG be.
tornt icin oorf I'M lctten Sabre
aber iid in California auiGebaIten
bat, lit 5uriidgefebrt mo bot iei.
men friiberen Soften bel Ser 3ri.
biine ipieocr angetreten. Serr 4irds
ner bot beute feline erite 9teiie an.
aetreter, Die i'm entlang Der BUR-
lington rno 9fod SSslano 8abn na6
Dem iiiomeitIiden gebrnsfa bringen
miro @ir boifen OnB er bel lln-
ieren 9ciddbteu 9eiern frelnoIihe
glnfnabme finoen uno nod ScbIrei-
de neue 2eier fir Die GGsIide ooer
BOhentIide Eribiine geipinnen miro.
Serr airdner lit beredtiet, audi 9ln.
fir Die &ribiiue ob.
suicllieBeH. a.,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
gicl 9leaen int Nlar3.

8dbreno oc5 M}onat3 IGr5 fieL
.t3 zines 3oaeS ilber 9lormal, mas
cintm lleberihuB ieit Dem t. Sa-
nuar bon Is gleihfonunt. Ser TO.
tole RieOeridla8 iilr Mdr3 mar 1.52
tpdbrenO oa5 9tormal nur 1.39 be-
trd9t. Ger noiieite W2Gr5 mar Der
bon 1884, nonlid 4.91 3oa, uno
Der trodenite in 1910.
Die boditc Gen1parotur betrug
am 10. 60 @raO, Die nieorigite am
%. 8 @roo. Ser ItGrfite 8ino
bIie8 am H., SO Meilcn Die Stun.
De, Der tagIide 9urdiduitt mar
1914 G5 CAB 3ebn flare Gage, neitn
beiuolfte mo 5p0li an oeueu mebr
ols .0t Sol Jegeu rcgiitrirt pur.
DC.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
cstnIiens arirnstuiten.

HonL Stalielt. 3. glpril. = Bub'
rcn6 Der 8ieOeroerinmuIimg Der
italieniiden 8epntirtenfammer mad.
tc 6ns neue aabiret unter Qremicr
Gianor SaIem0ro bei6en SdlIern
fem Grogranm befnrt1t.
Der gremier madte Die 8orloge
neuer fiunn3icIlcr Mabnnbmeu be.
fannt. Inn Die Soften oes arie9e8
NIT &ripoli in So6e bon $4,000.
900 5u begleihen, oa Die 5rieoeus.
ftdrte ouf 275,O0O Iann er5obt
tpuroe.
Ger Grcmier ertIGrte audi ooB
ben $4,000 itreifen6eu glugeitellten
Der Itaatliden gabneu ibre @ebGlter
erb0bt neroen piir0en. 8ie Bolt
tif sStalienS in 5ripoli erfIGrte
Der @liniiter, itrebe SeriteIlumg Oes
6rieocn8 mo gutpidelung 6es 2au.
oes nn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
frl. grou(on's
DOrtrQg!
SrrieIbe 1T cine flar SurdJoadJte
Setampfuug brs 6ranea'
ftiuimredtS.

5r1ldcin gdmie groniou, Die
Setretdrin oes]lationalnerbanOes &c.
gen 5ronenitimmre6t belt am Don.
ueritaq glben6 bor elmer groBen 8n-
bortridait im glnericon I6eater ei-
nrn gortrag aegeu oas augeitrebte
aageuenie Stimmredjt Der 5rouen.
Sie plr0e our6 Senrp W. Dates,
Der in ernIier g9eiie acgen Oas
,Srnucnitimmraht iprah, porgciteIIt.
SRI gronion iagte Inn ipeieutliden
sSolgenoes: g8ieies 2nno bat inter
pieIen poIitiiden arant6eiten eelit-
ten, mo icet ideiut es nom 5erli-
nismns erariiieu 81 iein. &ir
bufien aber ole, 0aB es iii 3uhInft
gelieen miro ipie IN Der 8eraaagei-
belt SD mo6te pie6erboIen, OaB
id) uifts nit 8erioHen sl tbun ba-
be (0ie6 a1f 9labbiler geiie), oeum
id fanlpfe fin cine Sade, ni6t iiir
sSu0ioioueu. Sd puroe 5ur 3iel-
id)eibe Der Gppoiitiot geniadt uno
crbielt ioaar Grob6rieie, Die Die
Sdrei6er ms GeiduguiB brineen
iDiir0et, ipenu iie angeflogt ipiiroen.
Sd CLAUDE, ic0er oeufenoe Mann
un0 5rau mer0eu ole 9ppoiition
legen 9le0efrei6et Blriidmeiien Gie
Suiiragetten in @ugIauo fii6ren
arieg geaeu odS GigeHtbun rmO
gefdbrocn oas meniblid]e 2e6eu, nber
Die bieii9en Sufiragetten 6eidulp.
fen imieren 9}ameu uH6 gbarafter.
8Gbreuo Der leBten 5tuei SSyaabre
ba6ert iih ii6er 100000 5rnlicn or.
gailiiirt, 8raueuiiimntred)t 3u be-
fdnpien.
@enn 5rauen oieie politiite
@leiditeIlung mollen, niiliien iie lebr
oiele Der fuei6liden g1atllr uniDm.
potbiide 9inge er0ulOen. Ole
Q}ebr5abl Der 6rnuen tUiG fem
Stimmreht. Sie fonnen in ibrer
eigenen Spbdre nebr erreiden ais
ourd Stinlrnen. Sic neiiten Staa-
ten. ipo 6rnien uiAt Itinuuell, baben
beiiefe Gjefyee Tfit 5fdttelt. as idls
dc, mo lie itinmen oiirien. 20
Deit bic @eiebe III 9etradt fUm-
men, Ite6en mir Oeu Yfdnern nidt
MIR gleidl, ion0ern iillb tlnan TO-
gar porols.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
ltc6er 60 @atroien fanoct 2oO.

ct. S5obns, g. s., 8. g(prir.
GS iit iidcr, oaB nlc6r oIs 60
Ylann Der 9eiabung 6es 8oaiiid.
tdngers Remfonnolnu0 pGbrcuO Oes
SdneeitilrmeS an 0iepitog inns
Seben fonlcn. Der Shoner 9el.
labentlre miro bier init 10 Qei6en
mo einigen oteiBig 8erIetten CT.
portet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
!aanSen 9ros. nener Qerfanfsranm

SaDOen Bros. @eifdit bat iolden
2(ufihpimg genommeu, ooB aud
Oas pierte Stodnerf ais @crfanfs-
raum benust meroen miro. 8ort
meroen Sroenudaren, gidbnlaidiuen
Spielipodrcn, 9iider uip. perfauit
fault meroen.
8as gaiGnent miro rmgcbaut;
oie Sdeioelpdnoe merOen entfernt,
unt mebr anium fir Groceries 3lt
i6afien. Gas lmterc StodiDerf oil
1oualos 5traBe miro fir aleioer.
espartiEeat heaast 0ie ltmbdutea
tueroen tnltien6e BON Collars foiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
glae Ginluuhner guutleaaers.

San 6rancisco, 3. 9(pril. = lllit
ausnabme oes 9epotagenten bat lid
Die gm,5e Gintpobneri6aft bon
9Iptbe Sunction, Gal, iduIoig be-
tannt, gebeime Sbnapsbn0en 3u I'M.
terbaIten. S5eoer pnroe NIT $4,000
6eItraft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
g(us Sem Gtaate.

2incoIn. 81. e, 6orbes bon bier
lit olsgfadfolger oes 5ltriidgetretenen
Sngenieurs @crber in oie @iienba6n
aomnliiiion 6e5 Staate8 eingetretcn.
6orbcS lit Elm 9lbihrrient Der Staat3
llnioeriit0t, Der III ben IeBtcn Sab
rem fir cine Der be0entcnoiten Ssyn.
gclticllr5firncn oe8 2nnoc3 t5Gtig
mar
9lnhlrn. Hier Itorb Scr frii6ere
Goantp 5huliiperintenOent Or. g..
g. Wlc8rew I'M glIter BON 68 Sab.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
S5dlitc CSinfommcnitencr.

Chicago, ST., 2. glpril - Gas
groBte @infommen in Gbicngo, ST.
100000, ipabreno oes Iebten Sab
res bat ser GepartementIa6en6e.
iiger z5ulius Roienipolo. 9ieie Sum.
me tpuroe ouigruno Der @inIdGbltng
ieit1eitellt Die ginfiinite Der 9fe.
gierling aus Der ginfommeniteuer
i'm Gbicnso 9iitrift lperSen ouf $2,.
100000 ongcge6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
@ainlin biainrr.

ct. 2ouis, g3o., 3. glpriI, Die
StonOar0 Oil So. ieBte bettte Den
8rcis oe8 @niolius ouf 10 Gents
per @aaone herub. IS lit sic
finite 9lenu5ierung felt Dem A.
Rooember, oIs Die Stm6oro 0eu
aantpf gegeu onoere Sdnoler be.
qalul.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
gleltcittr geternn nriturbcn.

Sincolu, glcbr., 3. glpriI. - synl
9IIter BON 100 Sabren itarb bier
SS5ames q. Guiieu. Der dIteite gete.
ran oe5 giirgerfrieges in gte6rasfa.
Gr mar Iangc Sabre elm Ibeateriin.
ternc5mer un0 in SdnuipieIertreiieu
mobl befaunt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
Sis iuiro tIlcnrcr.

Sdon jcBt MAIDEN ole @isbdnoIer
befannt, onB Der BreiS pro 100
Bf1lno einen Gidel ue5r foiten miro,
iloem Die 9labattrote BON 20 oui
10 Bro3ent rGou3irt miro. Ole
OMAHA See & Solo Storaqe 50.
ianote aeitern Die erite g}otis aus.
anappbeit an gatlrei8 miro ais
@ruto ongegeben. 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
ganthGtiafeit nirttmt At.

9ie gautbGtigteit in Omaha nab.
reno Oes Mar3 t9t4 5eigt cine gu
nabme iiber Ndr5 1918 bon $50
600. 8dbren0 Der eriten 0rei Mo.
note on 1914 betrug Die 3unabme
iiber 1918 $69, 800. IS puroen
36 uebr GrIau6niBIbeiuc ausge.
Itcllt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
5000 npn Qnmnfrr neitnhlrn.

San 5raneisro, 3. glpriI. - Der
24.iabrige glufiDdrter 8apio Bil.
liams bat aus Der goitoffiee DcS
9anpier5 8onturo $4,000 in @cl6.
aniueiiuugen mo Gbeds geitoblen.
8iaiamS mltroe oerbaitet mo bat
ben 9iebltab[ eingeitanoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
h4here llnte man Ghiennu.

Bonn 1. 9fni ab luiro Der 5abr.
preis bon Omaha nnd Gbicago nitf
rem iieben gabnen onitott tuie bis.
ber $40 ouf $10.t1 erb6tt perOen.
Die Grbobung bat bic 8pi'fenitaat.
Iide SonOeI8fommiiitou alfgrlno
zines 9urdibnttts Ser Mleileu5abI
Der iie6en 9abnen ieitgeiteat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
eheriff Mcshnnr nrininnt.

Sincoln, Iebr, B. 9lpril. = 0as
0bergprift beItdtiqtc beute Rorgei
oie @ntideiouna 6es 9iitriftgcridtcs
BON Douglas Gountp, oaB 5heriff
WacSbane i'm aedte iei fir get0-
iiigllng Der Gefanoenen 80 Gents
pro 8ag 81 reduen. Seine 5or.
oerlinq an oaS Gountp brtrdgt 81,
4S0.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

oaB BoIitit BEL ser g(uspo6l Ser
Staot obiolut feinen GinfIuB Ia.
ben Deroe. gfa9 Dem @eieb batte
Omaha obioInt oas. Re9t, gcnannt
5u nerben.
Sruteit Oes Smaba Clearinghouse,
lin 4:90 bcltte Radnlittag baIten
Die 0titgIieOer oeS Omaha Glcarina-
balts einc Notwithstanding 0a-
geset ob, ooB Die Gebrasfo Ban.
fen Dem Santos Gitn ganfoiitrift
eingerelbt ucrOen iouea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
gOitmeiIter fir glair. ae6r.

Naibhtgton, 81 9lpril. = 86o.
mas &. 0Iterrnan, Rcoaftcur ciner
8eitltng III Blair, Ieb., muroe ourdl
aongreBmum 6. .. 9obef ols
Poitneiiter iener Staot porgeIfIa.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
9entidler Hliener netGhtet.

9liin6en, gaDern, 8. 9lpri(. =
8dbrenO 2eutnant 2anfrneper bonn
oeutiden 9lrmecfIiegerforps nit
2eutnant 9fafti alS Goiiaaier iiber
Dem bieiigen 4eroorome flog, brn6
bic S6rnube, mo Der qlpborat
itiir3te 5u 9ooen. gritercr nuroe
geto0tet imo leBterer i6per berIebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
anrse 9cpridlrn.

Sobn 6tanagun, ieue 3rnn nno
icin 2-iGbrigeS aino iino beim Gin.
itiir5en ieines .Guaout" ((5o6Ie)
auf ieinem &auO BEL 9(lpnb, 0fIa.,
inns 2ehen gefommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

lie cine beion0ere 6citIidfeit fem.
}eifuen beitcbeno aus Singen.
Spielen @oIfstau5cn uno tlirneri.
ihen ltebungen. @eitcrn beganlitcu
Die 5erien III Der &afe Shule.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

pos bebnOe Bib 1T bo uue gortrui ruu gmmeiue onfs
puf Der Jubrern Der Rompfuen Gngonbs Die auabms urbs
genod als m tu3 Dor br jansn 0oung Mm gnfon zines
9anles @asson cine GipnGe belt aus Rn fir ibre gerbuc
eeraOsn oe Rapuagettn cine An5ob erer Generalization bnrnis
o Saotgnne bss berbmn gusbihes Wsosoue rnu nf.
nrts Jrtnnos faren bdb t IN 5os s hr bisn nunasrs
4ihF lpIsuararhs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
Nsetter6cridlt.

Beipolft abenoS nno GantItoa; /;
fem iDeIentIidler aemperatIrpe9icI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

0iteriericn fir Sdlnlcn.
Gen 9egilnt oGr CIterfcrieu miro
Delltc in Der 9oparO aenue0D Sdu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, il recognized "a
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
LAME DUCK KILLS COTILLoN
Ola Time Dances Forced Out m,
white sulphur After 100 Year,,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va, July
THE cotillon and german. which wero
features for nearly century here al
every dance, were abandoned at the hide.
pendence Day ball which opened the sum
mer season last evening IN the ballroom
or the White Hotel when the lame duck
and other new steps were danced Among
tho guests were the chief Justice and Mrs.
White, tho Secrstary OF Commerce and
Mrs. Redneld. senator and Mrs. door
man, the Misses Ouorman, Senator and
Mrs. Cummns. Mr. and Mrs. Allan APP
pleton Robbins Col. and Mrs, James Ran
rom Branch. James II. Branch, Miss
HELEN Audonreid. Mrs John Herndon
Frcnch. Miss Hllah c. French, DR. and
Mrs. Thofnas MacRae. Mrs Il. NJ Gilbert.
tho Misses Gilbert. Ernest Cuttings, J.
Livingston Minis. Miss Poe and Vance
Mccormick.
Included among those who registered At
the New Greenbrier and the white to-
day were Mr. and Mrs George Gordon
Battle, col. and Mrs willis s. Paine OF
New York, r. W. Hunnewell I'd OF We'll
lesley. Mass, Col. w. r. Robinson Of
West Point, Ernest Cuttings OF Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Foraker. Mr.. and
Mrs charles Fairfax aud Mrs James q.
Rowen 81 Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
PASTORS MAY READ WAR PLAY.
10000 Copies OF ain the Vanguard"
10 ne Distributed.

Or. Frederick Lynch. secretary Of the
Carnegie Church Peace Union, announced
yesterday that an arrangement has been
n ado with the Macmillan Company. pub.
Usher Of the play "ln the Vanguard "
which has the horrors Of war for It's
theme ana which was written recently by
Mrs. Katrina Trask. widow of Spencer
Trssk. banker, Tor the free distribution
OF 10000 copies among clerGymer
throughout the country, with request
that they road II.
I'm the Vanguard" is described rs the
story OF n youth who IL full OF the wal
spirit and who enllsts in a superstition
war in which this country opposes for.
eign Power. The young man shows much
bravery In the flrRt battle, but tho carnage
convinces him that warfare IL murder
and he decides To quit his pos, and re-.
turn home, The facing Of his comrades
after obtaining his release aud tho BRAY
ing Of the scorn ana rdlcuo OF those AZ
home, Including the girl no loves, IL the
main idea of the play.
Ono Of the principal persons in the pla,
In a clergyman whs Ia caricatured by the
author because Of his defence Of the wal
and Of his praying 10 the God OF Bat
ties
The play has not been produced on thu
stage. Mrs Trask. who 10 an invalid and
confined most OF the time 20 her bed, Ia.
written extensively on humanitarian sub
jccts.
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DANCE AT ARDSLEY CLUB.
clubhouse .nyiy Decorated and
Wan, House Parties Attend.

T'nRYrowN, y. V, July 81 large
q nee last evening, which was preceded
many dinner parties. made a fitting
SO 10 the Fourth OF July celebration at
~ Nrdsley club. Tho club was gayly
decorated and members Of tho park COLI
'n' who wcrc entertaining house parties
or tho Fourth brought their guests 10
me "ub for tho dance
Nmour those prcrent Vorc Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Gould Nj. and Mrs. Hanson T..
robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Fuller,
~ and Mrs ". r. Lambert Mr.. and
NJ y. n. Black. Benjamin Prince
NJ and Mrs y A. Campbell, M, and
W.. W \. Slaybsck. Mr.. and Mrs
narles Could Mr.. and Mrs. G. Water
m.-' clark, Mr., and Mrs. r. r. Paine
VI" frances Horny Coles, Mr.. and Mrs
!n'In .. Brown, the Misses Dorothy
+nd PHYLLIS Brown. Lillian and Chris.
70 Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L.
'Ilr.dge, Mr. aud Mrs. JosopA Glen
10 Mn, Miss SADIE Fraser, Miss Louisa
r,'h and Mrs. Henry Hudson.
Yesterday Homer S. Green and A. q
h''o' ned with score Of 81, and on the
rAyon to-day tied with the same score
Ihe cups FOR the putting contest are still
,n'wardod. MIR, and Mrs. W. Usher
'arsons hay" closed their homo IN m,
,,,rL f'r the summer and have gone &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
FLOATING HOSPITAL TO START
Tho Helen &. JuiIIisrd 10 BcRin 18Th
Year To-day.

The floating hospital Helen G. Juillard
OF st Johns Guild will make her first
trip this season to-day.
The Helen G. Juillard Ia entering oil her
eighteenth year OF strvice to the sick
babies OF tho poor OF New York city.
The floating hospital service includes care
by doctors and nurses, feeding OF infants
prepared on board and issued as required,
milk furnished twice daily for the other
children, "A warm dinner served at mid
day, indicated and salt water baths for
the babies. salt water shower baths for
the mothers and older children, and in
structlons TO mothers in the care of their
babies. The rumber carried on the float
ing hospital each trip will bo limited N
1900. Reservations FOR patients may DO
made through the guild once, 1903 Park
avenue, telephone Murray IIll 7027.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
REGIMENTAL BANDSMEN
THREATENED TO MUTINY
The 1Bth's Musicians Found
Camp Mattresses Harder
Than Those at Home.

Fort WRIGHT, Fishers island. n. r..
July 6.-What threatened to be n strike
on the part OF the Thirteenth Regiment
Coast Artillery Band. n q. n. Y. an en-
listed volunteer organization, has been
averted. according % repor. from Col.
y. Il. Thurstons headquarters tonight.
The band arrived with about 500 mem
bers Of tine regiment n week ago for a
furtnlght's encampment. The sudden
shift from downy beds to rough and ready
mattresses and light coverings with the
mercury making a bee line 70" the freez-
ing point did not put the musicians In
good humor early In the week. and to cap
the climax tho musicians were compelled
to attend more drills than had been an
ticicipated before they left their happy
Brooklyn homes.
Edward 7. Baldwin, the bandmaster,
when interrosated by a Sun correspon-
dent this evening denied there had been
any friction and call at Col. Thurston's
headquarters brought word that the regi-
mental commander was busy entertaining
guests.
At headquarters II was acknowledged.
however, there had been trouble brewine
among the musicians since their arrival
| at the post, the chief complaint Ringing
on the number OF drills. 70 deep was the
grumbling among the bandsmen that on
Wednesday evening they drew up a petit
| ton and presented II To the Colonel ask
ing to be relieved OF what they considered
extra duty.
Col. Thurston Is reported as having
read lecture to the men. explaining the
| objects Of the encanpment ana bddlne
the musicians literally 10 climb into the
band wagon and pay strict attention to al
orders FOR drills that might be issued
henceforth.
The signing Of this communication
was rank characterization" Col. Thurstor
| IL reported to have said. "I may add ir
closing that hereafter tho band will play a
revelle and will render A concert every
night while we remain at the post
The reprimRnd seems to have had 4
salutary effect. The banisinen pulled
in their horns" or rather pulled them out
and harmony" has reisned ever since ir
tho ranks Of New York States pet reEi
mcnt