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New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

the Town hall for the. benefit of the Worthington club.
 The characters are making rapid progress with their roles and the coaches are very enthusiastic.
 Brief Mention.
 Mrs. J. B. Smith of Norton road,
 The M. Fl. B. club held a meeting last evening with Miss Anna scollon.
 At a meeting of the Foresters' fair committee last night, tickets were distributed for the two day carnival which is to be held on the 18th and 16th of next month
 Miss Della Murray returned yes- terday from the Hartford hospital where she has been undergoing treat ment for rheumatic trouble. Her nurse, Miss Ellen Flanagan, accom- panied her. Miss Murray has been in- disposed for about thirteen weeks.
 John Roche of Kensington was removed to St. Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday. pr. Sullivan per formed an operation upon him this morning for swollen glands.
 The Neighborhood meeting of the Kensington. Congregational church was held last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Sidney M. Cowles.
 Jack Costella, of New York, prom inent in sporting circles as fight promoter, was a guest at McMaho on s farm yesterday.
 A number of local people will at tend the meeting of the Social Union which is to be held in the North church. Hartford, this evening. The speaker will be Dean l.. J. Birley of the Theological Seminary of Boston university.
 The Berlin Dancing class will hold its weekly session at the town hall this evening. It is now under the management of the Worthington Athletic club.
 The worthington baseball team will cross bats with the Golfers to- morrow afternon at the Berlin fair grounds. Earle Gibney will twirl for the local contingent The building committee of the Der lin Grange will meet this evening to consider plans for the supper which ] is to be given in Mechanics hall next Friday evening.
 Mrs. c. w. Doane of Beckley Guar ter is suffering with a severe attack of bronchial pneumonia. A special committee of the Berlin grange met last evening and decided to hold a rummage sale and dance in the near future in Foresters' hall An entertainment will precede the dance. The proceeds will go to the building fund.
 The quality and the price will be right for your Sunday dinner if you ] buy it at Cowles' store. Specials for Saturday: Round steak 24c, rib roast 22c, loin veal roast 24c. Try a roast l Of lamb with sweet potatoes-advt
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

of lawn mowers, a new shipment of which has just arrived. Look over our stock if you intend to purchase machine. Sheep manure for fertiliz- CT for flower gardens, in 25c bags. Garden seed and tools of all descrip- tion for spring planting. Plainvillc Hardware O., Whiting street. Tel. advt.
 TO RENT-Three rooms with i'm
 provements. Inquire Avery. Park street, Plainville. 4-1S-d6x
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

1-2 price sale at M. Morgan's Ss -advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

Lawn Mowers. We are displaying big assortment
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

- ~ OF us L.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

Marshall in Forestville this evening. The piece will be given under the auspices of the Welsh Hose company
 Fl. c. Thompson's coal and wood yard will be closed Saturday after moons from May 1 to Sept. 1.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

The quality and the price will be right for your Sunday dinner if you buy it at Cowles' store. Specials for Saturday: Round steak 24c, rib roast 22c, loin veal roast 24c. Try a roast Of lamb with sweet potatoes.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

WANTED-Carpente and mason work. Jobbing and repairs. Chirn- neys repaired. Cisterns built. Tel H. J, Foiren, Berlin.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
: If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH -.

Jupiter, the governing planet Of this
hirthdatc, gives power and success. The
sign of this birthdatc is Pisces. repre-
scented in the Zodiac as 'thc fish, and
ID is an excellent sign, governing the feet
and leading into the high places of un-
notwithstanding the splendid ruling
'oi Jupiter, the god OF fortune and
Pisces. these people arc inclined to fret
and worry over the merest triilcs. They
are over generous. They want TO re-
form the entire world and cause them.
selves much unplcasantness by trying to
do more than tncy are able. The genius
.oi this birthday is inventive, creative
aud the soul attributes are emotion and
silence. with deeply hidden love nature
These people are also inclined to be
the slaves OF impulse. jump az conclu.
siCns and are either quickly attracted
toward one another or strongly rcpulsed
Many wonderful surgeons and physi.
'cians are found in this sign and they
perform many wonderful cures. as much
from their powerfully magnetic person
alities a. from ,.elr skill Most con.
genial companions are found between the
dates of August p and September 23
or December 20 and January 81
The Want Ads will find good posi-
tions for stenographers. telephone oper'
latcrs and tclegraphers during the COM
ing months.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure OF trains rosys Wilmington
Trans Marked 90 Expresses
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON r. r.

ais 50 100 so. ooa.
ss s. so, S.. os' go 2s SO elo eal' es5 io'
TO philadelphia sunasys M2is c2 ss' 4 TO-. % so
oss' 1000 100 1la5*.
ii az 'v % ysEs rB Pr S y s & 49, 80 $50 qs s s
P. MI 81, a.io,
sos. 6S- So o. sie. 81 55ss aa g 90 s ~ o..
a.os- 5s2. sl7, e sae 5.si.. s.ls' o;os.
ndwa sundays. M.--e.os M.--55o.
P, B., q w.
fo Points Down As state A. NJ os sl0, lo.4i'. P. NJ
State sundays. a. M.-i2oi P. M.-4.52.
BALTIMORE
s.5i Ss s.oo w.
i.los. 30 sS-' s'oo. ''' ' 'S'1 r NJ"
sss: P. M.~las' 49,. aa7. sis4 si
li.is Neg sao SIS. KS 49,. SD io ss i0''
R.sdns and Rs RilrADEIPIIA s,9e 4s RnApINe RA5rw4y
sundys~s.is1 a. NJ. :. '' i0 40 ''-''
,,,.,.,u, "a WILSON LINE STEAMBOATS,
4.i5 Saturdays and Sundays only P. M.
TROLLEY LINES
and and 81 ~
To New cnusLeaves every the
every Castle with cars for D.rss
City, a IL.
To Rrandywn Market every Is
Nirhts
every go @n1tss eegnnns minutes after the hour Cars leaving
and
utes a'e before the hour and
stance oos and f2S
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Il OR sALE-UsED AUTOMOBILES OF
II nearly an makes. Prices ft the cars
MOTOR CAR REPAIR SHOP,
Automobile Exchange
S. +. Cor Fifth and Orange Streets
Phone, 1888. marI1 1m
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
T. STATE OF OWEN W. EVERETT

L, STATE OF OWEN W. EVERETT
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad'
min.stration cum testamento annexo. upon
the estate OF Owen W. Everett late OF
Wilmington hundred. deceased, were duly
granted unto Bertha =. Swecfman and
Marion , Ulrich. ON the eleventh day OF
March, A. d 1914, and all persons in
dcbted 20 the said deceased are requested "a
make payment TO the Administratrices with
out delay, and an persons having demand,
agans. the deceased are required TO exhibit
and present the same, duly probJtcd 20 tho
said ADMINISTRATORS, on or before tnC
eleventh dag Of March. A. ID. 1915. OF
abide by the law IN this behalf
BERTHA F. SWEETMAN
MARION n. ULRICH.
Administratriccs
address Chas. b. Evans. Esq, Attoraey-at
Law, Wilmington. Del mari2-eod 3wks.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Let your Want Ad tell just what
you require anc the right person Will
read it and respond.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ. LESS ENCAVATING.
Omce S. w. Corner Fourth and West SITS
oct21-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
MUSIC

II ELLER-TEACHER OF VIOLIN.
IL Piano Mandolin Guitar, banjo.
studio No. SIS Madison street Hours,
. 10 s p. If Heler's Concert Dance Or.
chgstra. fcbl9eod- i'm.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
ROOMS FOR RENT

49,
" URNiSHED ROOMS FUN uEN i.r.
II man. heat, bath andsphone No. Dos
sh'pley 81. tee2sim.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

AZ AsQUERADE SUITS MRS SUSAN
vi A. Standerwick, NO. go Naudcver
avenue. succcssor TO Mrs. John + Quill, of
526 p Fourth street marii.u
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
REGlSTER'S NOTICE

IL STAIR or Joseph JACKSON PIERCE,
IL DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tcs-
;amen;nry upon ihc E.fate nf Joseph 'acl.Son
peirce. late of Wilmington Hundred de
ceased. were duly granted unto John Bail
Pcirce and James Frank Peirce on the 18th
day Of February, a. ID. 1914. and al per.
sons indebted 20 tho said deceased are re-
questcd so make payment 10 the executors,
without delay. and an persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required 10
exhibit aud present the same, duly probh'cd,
10 the said executors or or before the 9th
day OF February A. ID. 1915. or abide BY
the law In this behalf.
JOHN BAIL PIERCE.
JAMES FRANK PIERCE.
Executors
Address William T Lyman. Esq. Attor-
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

~ OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
L Apply no. 5e3 West Sixth street.
MARI Ct.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

HRY GOODS STORE AND DWELLING,
~ Washington Heights section. lmmedi-
ate possession. Good reason for renting.
All modern Improvement Apply
WIN. =. CRAVEN.
ID. 4. $3.50. 2JOO jefferson St.
marf 1mo
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

II or RENT-SECOND STORY FUR
Il nished room. Apply $50 WEST ST
mari i-2t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

NICELx FURNISHED ROOM fTH PRf
~ Vato family. Heat
mnril 6t COS Vs. FOURTH ST.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
HELP WANTED
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENT NANTED-LrVE MALE OR
"A female 90 represent us ON Hosiery cN.
elusive territory, salary and comm ssion
Z . stobbs. frankford, PA mari2.it.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

The Want Columns arc the informa-
ton place for all branches OF human
endcavor-they provide material for
busness-adv.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
UPHOLSTERING

Il URNITURE RE-UPHOLsTERED CAR.
Il pets altered and laid. Linoleum aud
shade work, Phone for estimate. ph,hp
+. Conway & Co., No. 9i6 Shipley street
Phone, ao3lD. febls-im.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

IL wagcs about $780, experience unncces'
sary Send age postage. Railway care
Evening journal ONCE
mar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2i26, 2s'
8o.31.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
MERcHANTs' MINERS TRANS 90
FLORIDA BY SEA"
DIRECT ROUTES
Baltimore and Philadelphia
TO
Savannah and Jacksonville

Through tickets TO principal points. in
cluding meals and siateroom Accommodations
on steamers. Best route 70 Florida Cuba
aud the South. Fine steamers. Best ser
vice. Low fares. Marconi wireless Au-
tomobiles carried. Rooms de luxe Baths.
SEND FOR BOOKLET
City Ticket Office. 1o5 South Ninth St.
Philadelnha. Pa.
W. p. TURNER, p. r. NJ. Baltimore, Nd.
"Finesi Coastwise Trips in the World -
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

w ANTED-SOIIC1rOR FOR ACCi
w dent and health insurance ambitious
sober men, holding positions, can double
their income devotinr their spare time so'
Letting fellow workmcn. No experience re-
ouircd We teach YOU the business at our
branch Office No. zoe Market street. second
floor Call from 2 20 S D. M. this week .
National Relief Assurance Company.
mar1O.1l,12-cod.1Ot.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
sIruArION wA1rED-MALE.

~ OLoRED MAN WISHES A POSITION
~ as chauffeur Address W-ia
tvennr Journal ONCE marc 2wks.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Il OR SALE OR RENT-TNyO. STORY
Il brick house. stable and blacksmith shop
~ glasgow. Del. An old established place
For particulars address r. n. Reed. Glas.
gow Del, mar12-3t
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
real EsTATE FOR RENT

" OR RENT-1O ROOM HOUSE. 40. 6l7
II North Franklin street. Apply Mrs. X.
j. Reese, No. 7i5 Adams st. marlu-t,ts'tf
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
TYPEWRITERS


rV NrEWRfTERS RENTED --- THREE
months, IS co. Rental applied on pdr
ruase. Sold. S.. 90 monthly Typewr tcrs
rcpa red. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange No. 0ij Market street.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

~ ARRIFD Man WANTED on OR BE.
MI fore April I, as first farmer tu
acres. small dairy new fennnt house
rood privileges. near school. Address
N-2q. Evening Journal once marlol2'l4.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
BOARDERS WANTED

'77-71771.
w AN T p ID - BOARDEHS WANTED
w Also table hoarders reasonable.
MARI 2wks no 1926 MARKET ST.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


L OK SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES At
Il Twenty fourth and Monroe streets 9
rooms and bath. Chas Forwood No 2OIk
boulevard. marf2.3t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

ixr1 HiTE WOMAN WANTS WASHING
W and ironing 90 do az homo. 80.
+ $40 Lombard ST. marie2N
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Address william T Lyman. Esq. Attor
ney-at. Law. Wilmington. Del
fch2s s.eod.3wks.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

II NTIRE SECOND FLOOR THREE
~ rooms and bath. unfurnished, $40
month. Immediate possession Vicinity
s xih street. near Jefferson Address r ~.
this office mari 2-at
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

w ANTED-A wAsHWOMAN FOR
w Monday Apply Mrs. A. s. Reed,
No. 1924 Adams St. mari2'li.
Ap1Es' DEPARTMENT or THE BELT
l. Drug Store. Seventh and King streets.
Open daily a. m. 20 %. On. Mrs. l.. Is.
Davis IN attendance. Telephone your wants.
Phone deliveries. ian0-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

- sS1T11 - c0I0RFD HOUSE MAN.
w References required. MRS. F. l..
Curtis. Red Oak Read and Willard St.
mari -of.
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McainleA,s cSnIseftiOn.

@lottsmontb, Nebr., 13. slpril--
Diaiom W2cstinIep, Oas Saipt Der
SIlinois Traction 60. uno Der 0mn.
ia ginroIn RoilDop & 2tgbt 60.
foiDie bic gi3e.grGiioenten s. 9.
Gbubbnd uno @iIliam Wiattis it'll.
ternobmen cine SSSnipeftionstur bon
QouisDiIle na6 BIattsmoutb onl
Siioufer oes gIatte 9liiies entIang.
Die Deontten tpiiroen bon ben @e-
id,ditsIenten etttbuiiaitiid begriiBt,
iupIhe BEN Miinld) 1iisoriiften, bic
0inien ttdd 6ieier Stn6t berldngert
III fgten mas Serr McainIep ibncn
berIprddD.
4S[ottsmciitb Iiegt oltd al Der ge-
plnnten 2inie Der Omaha & Sou.
flern Snternrbon gobn, oerpn @i-
aentbiimer Die Omaha Gtreet NniI.
is,ap 60. III, tpeIhe eineu Greibrief
gum Nni biz 9tebrasfn Gitp bat,
bort nber III Gart 9roOt ani.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
Soafrti6sit nuO bic sndcr6arOns.
3ndrrbarOne Der ealuaii. ,SnieIu unO
Oitlidle Jiaffintrien hnO Die
pauptinttreiienteH.

@ai1ington. t3. 9lpriI - Der
Snnoclsictretdr RroiieIo, Der iocben
bon Der paeiiiiden aiiile 5uriidee.
febrt lit, no er Den biciigeu uuo
nuSmdrtiaen 0onOcI untcrlid)tc, bat
ertldrt. baB Die Better Der groBen
3udcrroDrpiIau5lm9en ali ben Sn.
waiiideu ,Snieln mo Die 3uderraf.
inerien in ben Der. Staatcn oas
gr6Btc snterciie an Der 3oaireibeit
omeritaniider Shiiic fir &oiiireH
oes Ban1mafanalS blttcu
@egenp1rtig gebeu bic 5enoim.
gen Der Eilnnser iiber ojc 2onoengc
bon Iebnantepec, giery an Die Raj.
fiuerien in yteD }lorf unO FbilooeI.
p6ia. Iieie Senomacn bettuaen
pdbreuo Oes Iettcn @eidditsiabres
52s.000000 Qfum0 ooer 2G4.000
glettotonHen.
Sebt miiiien bic 9aouugeu an Der
@eit. iu0 Sittiiite ilmgeIaoen iper.
ben mo oann fonmlt nod bic
gabnfraht bin5u IS lit alio obue
peitere5 flar, oob joIlireier 1rons.
port Ourh ben BanamaIaunl fiir oen
3udertrilit bohit erpiIuidlt mare.
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ggaffenaebrandl Ses 4liIitars.

Berlin, 13. glpril. Solbamt'
lid miro nlitgetbcilt, OaB ole ncue
goridrift iiber ben 8aiieuge6rau6
Oes Diilit1rs bonn aaiier qehebs
migt iporoen lei unO oenndhit all
oie &ruppen merOe aRsgegebeu iper'
Den. Die hetbeiIlaten 8usoeSitaa-
ten geben gleidfaIls lire 3uitiln.
milng. 8aiern, Sadicu umo 8iirt-
temberg erfldrten lid Oamit einper.
itanoeu, Die 8oridrift nitf ibre in
ben 9teidsIdnoen iiescnOeH 8rup.
pentbeile nn5ulpen0en.
Die oRorooeutide 9lQgemeine Bel.
timg" fiigt oieier aiin0gebltng bin.
3u, es barole lid Ieoigli6 INN eine
iiberiidtlibtli6e 3uiammenfniIung
Der ein3elnen 9eiebliden glnoromm.
gen0es Ieihs nno 0er 9rmoes.
itoaten ii6er Die entipredenoen 9fed.
te unO gflihteil 0e8 MiIit1rs, iooob
Den 5riippen i'm Gin3eIneu cine ein-
manofrcie 8rinOlagG ibres Ger6al.
tens gege6en meroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
ftbrraliftn
ri&tn Dor!
Nrbncn ben '9irbtllen San 9eOrO
Hadl jueitdgigem Sample
mie0cr ab.

Sorreon DER, t3. glpril. -gIdd
JueitdaIgcm beiti9cm Sample boben
Ole 5eorraliiteu oie Staot San ge.
bro ocn 9lebelen pie0er abgenom.
men, Is miro ierHer gcineloet OoB
iib cine ieOcraliitiitbc Streitmatt
BON 5000 Dlann auf Dem Nloride
nah Iorreou beinioe. Inn bielc
Staot mieoer einalueHmen. Die
Rcbcacn periiiaeu bier iiber 5000
Wlann
giau trai geitern nit mebrerett
gabn5iigen 8critdrtllngrn Dor Gan
@eoro elm un0 eiu piltbenoer
aanpi cnt6rannte. Gin gabnjug
pcrlulmoeter Jiebeaeu mo 800 ge.
iangeue 5eoeraliiteu traien bier beu.
te Elm.
s. Is. Saunrn, Der amerifaniide
Gonih in Durango, Der bier mar,
bat berii6ert, onB Ole 9luslanOer
in Oieier StuOt allen ur6gliden
Sdub erbalten lpiiroen. 8iele 9lus.
IGnOer MAIDEN glnitalteu, bic @e.
i6dite !pieoer aiti5uucbmeu.
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stnntspcrbanh glebrnsfn.

8ie mir aus Dem .2ln5ei'
grr lnO SerolO" IN Gruuo ,SslauO
eriehen, miro uub BORT ieitens oes
Ortsuerbanoes Der gSeriuh gematt,
Den Geuti6untcrridt IN hen offent.
liden ShuIen gu befbeiieru uno 8it
eriDcitern. Sin aonlite, beitebeno
aus Oen Serreu @oebring, 2eidins.
IN, Sebnfe uno Stoltenberg, inter-
brcitete Dem 5d)uIrntb einen Dies.
bc3ilgIideu @Ian. 9entuot ioa Der
lluterriht imter ole Sberleitlmg 0es
Serrn Sumalot geiteat meroen, Del.
len ,5dbigfeiten bcIonOere 2(uerfen-
mmg finoen 3mei gtitglieoer oes
Sdulratbes, 6ie 0mnen Sbunlau
lmO 8aine, batten a6er einige Gin.
wenoungen 5r MAIDEN uno oesbnlb
pur0e Die glngelegenbeit nad) ldnge-
rer 8eipremuug beridoben. Soifellt.
lid oriugt Der Grtsnarbano nit lei
ncn 5oroerlngen Onrd.
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Grid,iest Ieinen gssffen.

Der 6ubrmnnn Ole GIioh bel
Der Smaba See & Sob Storage
So. beiddftigt, bat om Samitng iei-
neu 23 Sabr aIten gteffen Sobn
5elir, ais 0ieier I'M 8egriff mar,
in 0lionS 8obnung, 56 uno Genter
StruBe, eiu5uOringeh eridoiien.
Die 4}oIi5ei janO, oaB GeIir, oeu
elm SduB in ben appf ougenblid.
lid geto6tet bate, nit Der einert
SanO elm Observation-Disclosures 0telier
bieIt. gta9 SIions Oar.
IteIlrng bate er ieinen Reffet NIT
Dem er I9on lGngere Belt oerfein-
oct mar, in elmer 8irtbidaft ge.
troffen, mo er Bier faufen tpolIte.
Gin @ortlpe6iel entItano, imo Sc
liz folgte Ieiuem OufeI bis sur
8biir ieiner 8obuuug. BieOerbolt
iagte oieier ibnL ii6 fort3uideren,
aber 5elir mari nit Steinen uno
8og i6lieBli6 Elm Iteiier. gIo6 Ell.
ner lebten @arnlmg idoB i'm Der
GufeI nieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
6ntrta Ialntirt
nn(trt faggt!
gIls lueitere ssfOrSertc @rnnstbnnHa
fiir Die gerbaftuua amerifanis
ider NarineiOlOaten. a

8ai6iuston, 13. glpril. = BRA.
iioeut g9iIion iomobI oils 5lotenie.
fret1r Ganiels baben aui gladfra.
gen ueriihert, oaB auber Der glbbtt.
te oes propiioriibeH Prdii0enten
Suerta pon Nierito iiir Ole gerbaf-
ting mncrifaniiher Marineiolonten
i'm Safen BON aailpico Die YleTi-
faner einen Snlut iiir Die amerita.
niide 5ll9ge feuern miiIien.
5obn 2ino, 4'rdiioent @ilion's
peri6nliher gertreter in Nerifo,
trof beute glorgen an gorO ser
9raiioenten.gadt @lapfloiper bier
elm.
Scrr 9ino beitieg elm bereitiie.
benoes 9legierlugsaiitomobil unO
fubr iofort nad Dem 8eiben Sois
grdiioent @ilion iaote geiiideru
er boffe ip1ter init 0errn 9inO cine
aonferen3 81 ba6en. Setretdr grp.
an bate ieinen Grip mad @liomi
5la.. arrongirt. Oanit er ii6 Dor Der
glbreiie init Serrn 2ino beratben
tonnte.
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Die OemOfrntiidJen @OuOernenrs.
aipiranten.
IS its9sn iif lanter srluisste gOIi'
tlfer gegeniiber.

a8er Oie @abl bat. bat Die
Dual" idgt man, 6eionoers ipeml
ein 70 eriabreuer poIitii6er S9lnn.
genmenidL Die 9ii6aro g. Oietcalie.
einem nift Diel meniger gepiegtelI
sfleine Gieie", nie 5bonpion's
@ranO SsIanO. oils aipirant iiir oas
@ouDerneursanIt gegGniiberitebt. Der
stleine ylieie", pie Ibompiou ieine
glnbanger i'm nemlen, ioa iiG BET
einem grnben Ibeile ieiner politi.
iden CSlaubcnsgenoiien parmer
Sgmpatbie erfrereu.
gietcaIie bat iib Our9 ietn an.
maBen0es 8erbalten ais Gipils8ous
perneur Der aanal5oue miraglidj
Die 3uneigung eines groBen 55ei.
les ieiner eigeuen gortei nerl6erJt.
SS5eOer muBte, oaB grpan ibm oieies
glent6en leoigIih fir geleiitete
9ienite 3ueeidoben bate, obue
gietralfeS @eeignetbeit 5u beriidlib.
tigen. ataxf
gtuu fommt ogruoer GbarIe0" IN
Jrage, Der lid an Der 8u6nlesiou.
nc ieines 8ruOers elm Bl6sden er.
obert bat, aber iein eriolg lit mebr
mic fraglib.
SdlieBli8 bari George 8. 9erge
1lidt iiberieben Deroen. Seine Blat.
formerfldrlng miiroe iraglos cine
ourhgreienoe llmgeitnltung Ser g1e.
gierltngsmaIdinerie oes Staates be.
0elten, penn iie ourhfiibrbor lit.
Die glatform oerlangt etpas piel
ouf einmal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
3wei widtise GOuierenBeH aeplaut.
EraiioeHt @ilioH unS Sin6 NIT 9ie'
6clleRiiI6rern IN gera'
ratbnng.

@ai6ington, 10. g(priI. = s5n
0iplomatiihen uno mmtliben Strei.
ien iiebt man nit Spnnnllng ben
beioen aonierenjen Der Sauptatteii.
re Der merifauii6en 9ieUoIrtion ent.
9egen. Sobu 9ino, 9rdiioeut 8il.
ions perionIi6er gertreter in Wle.
rifo, miro nd6iter Gage ai 9oro
Der gaht Wlapflomer BON gera
gru3 5uriideriDartet. @r miro Dem
Brdlioenten ioiort iiber Die inertia.
niihc Gage geridt eritatten. llno
sur gleihen 3eit meroen Die beioen
Sauptiiibrer Der merifaniideu gte.
bellen, ole @enerdle Garran51 unO
Giaa, felt 6cn Iogen OeS 0laoero
Regimes 3ltm eriten Dial cine @e.
gegnling baben Die geamteu bier
ermarten, 6aB n1breno oieier ge.
ratblng au6 Die 8ehte Der gIus.
l1noer unO oeren gorredt, ibre
glniprii6e our6 Die ameritaniihen
&oniule gelteno 81 MAIDEN 81 Spra'
DIE fommeu iperoen.
Hear glomirol Dia1o bat oein
0iarineoepartement bon Ganlpieu,
Dlerifo, nod nidt eemeloet, OBJ Der
ieoeruliitiide gefeblsbaber fir Ser.
buitltng amerifaniiher Dtarineiol,
oaten bereits pole @emlgtbulmg &c.
lciitet, ieOod lit man in amtIiden
areiien iider, OaB Dies gci6eben
miro.
IS bieB geitern 9I6en0, Dem
5tantsOepartement ieien midtige
8epei6en 5ugegangen, aber Sefre.
tar 9rpan belt ieoe gleuBerung 8it-
rid. gtur bemerfte er, Die glbpe.
ienbeit bon DISQUALIFICATION BON Der
StaOt @ferifo Iaiie artf cine itren.
&c 3eniur idlieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
Sel6itmOrO iuegen berletten Cir
aefiihls.

Gbicago, Sya., 13. slpriI. - Gin
bieiiger poblbabenoer @eidaftsmonn,
GbriItian @olie, mnfte ieinem 8a'
iein nittels @rIdiebens Elm gnoe,
iDeil ieine Gbeilbaber ibm Rangel
an llnternebunIngsgeiit porgelucrfen
botten.
GsoIfe bate in Der Sabrifatiol
into Der SeriteIlung bon @roBban.
BEL GfIadterliteniiIien Gin Gerrno-
rnDgen bon 100000 er1porben. Gr
IjinterIirB Oieie gtote: ogs bat mir
tnein Qebet lang al @lutb gebro-
den. Rebut meinen pertbloien aor.
per uito InBt i'm ber6renneu, uno
perm Der @ino Die gIiae bertuebt,
iagt, ia gebt nibts."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-13
Geriunnlntisen.

Serr Otto 8enot, Der friiber ser
Slide 0eS &arneD Sotel oorItano,
bat eine Steling als eriter Sod
in Dem 8rotb SAFE angetreten. 0fatt
fam periihert ieiu, oaB unter Serrtt
g8enot's 2eitlmg man MIR Die be-
item fulindriihen @eniiiie crbaIten
miro.
Serr 9lorntan 5dr6Oer, Sobn
BON q. 6. Sdrooer, bot ii6 beute
nad) 2aurel, Neb., begeber, poielbit
er mebrere Monate lang aIs @eome.
Ter bel6dftigt ietn miro.