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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
sdlnlOentiIannasfunb bereidert.

gii6ter 2esIie bat beute entihie'
6en, oob oIlc foIIeftirten riiditGn,
6igen Steuern Der Stnot Siib.Oma'
ia Dem S6uloentiIgungsforo eir.
oerIeibt tperOen ntiiiien. Der Mapor
mar Ser Guiitt DAB bns @eIo oer
oeri6ieoenen 5onos 5uaei1eilt per.
ben fonne. Gird oieie gntidei,
oung tpir6 Der goli5eifono, in ipeli
dem f6on ieit g8ohen groBe @6'
&c berridt, am idlmerIten betrof-
len. Dor Dem I. gluguit fam mar
an Die @ieOernniteIlling iener II
8oIi3iiten, Die pegen Nangels an
@eIo ertlaiien pur0en nidt ben.
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
llusIs Gam Uirb einartifeH miiisH.
'oaiti nnS San Domingo miiiieH
6rieben baltsn - iORit q
gibfs was.

@dibinaton, "a. SuIi. - Inter
Dem 9rud europdii6er @robm1dte
bat bic 2onanliltb Der 9tnoesre1ie.
riing nit Den beridicocnen GIemen.
ten in ben gfepublifen Sniti uno
Gan 9onliugo efoIi6 ibr enoe er.
reidlt. Die ioiortiee @ieoerberitel.
lung Der glube lmO Sronltng ioIl
bel sluorobung beipaifrieter Snter.
neHtion aeforoert peroen.
Die beutiaen geridjte iiber oen
Stano Der 8in1e in 8aiti laliteteu
niht pieloeripreheno uno idieneu
bic gInnabme 5I reftiertiaen, Dab
llncle Gam 6od geJmungen ipirb,
ein Wiofttport 5ll ipreden. Sn
nad)lter gtabe bon Cape 0aitien fam
es Blpiihen glegierirugstruppen uno
9luiitduOiiden 5il blutigen @efefteu,
Die aid 0aS 2eben bieler g(usl1n.
Der in ernlte @efobr brodten.
Sn San Domingo liegen Die 9er-
hdItniiie niht niel beIier. Mud bort
baben ii6 bic lireitenoen gorteien
geipeisert, Die bisberigen Bornlm-
gen Der 8moesrcgierung Der Der.
Staaten 5u beiolgen. anpit1nleut.
nant Gberla. aommanoeiir bes
areu3ers 4@oibington", Dor gsuer.
to 8lata berihtete, oob ale geriu.
dc, bic Streitiefeiteu auf giitIi6em
Bege 5u idlidten, febIsei9Gasen
ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Die sSnSnitrie6eaiefnnaeit.

G6icogo, Sa, "a. Suli. - gor
Der gunOesfonnliiiion fir SSnou.
itrie6e5iebungen, Die gegenuartie in
Gbicugo @rbebungen iiber OdS ger-
b6ltniB 5fpiihen 9lrbeitgeber un0
9[rbeiter onitellt, befiirmortete DUB.
len 3oplor. Ger glnpalt oes Gbtca.
aoer @rbeitgeber.8 .8erbnnoes, entibie.
ben 6ie Sdafiling zines 8unOes.
tribunals 5ur S6lidhtng bon glr.
beitsfonfliften. @r erfl1rte, EN-
iolhcs Tribunal piirOe pieI @utes
tbnn, oa gegentpGrtig oas eiit5igc
@egengetpift 9egen Die Unions oie
offentli6e Wieinlmg lei, unO Die
nleiiten iebr ipenig BON ben elm.
ifl1giaen gerbaltniiien berItiinoen
lu1o ii6 and nid)t Die D1ilbe gdben,
iih iiber 0ieielben 3u unterrihten.
Der gegenpdrtigen 9lrbeitsbeboroe
fcblc Die 9la6t, oas Eett our63u'
Ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
AUD 9onts ,itbt
G4 'nri4!
grd6Osnt @iliun IL bnbnr6 nHau.
geHebm bcriIbrt.Sena
pitdeOf inbiIirt,

@aibinaton, "a. Suli. - Die
Senatoren, peIde Die @rnenmlna
BON Tbomos o. soneS, Chicago,
Der befonntIid bonn gSrdiioenten
5um WlitalieO Der gluloesreierue.
bant ge6oroe ernannt poroen
mar, oui's gitterite bef1npiten, ba.
ben cinen Sieg iiber Rraiioent 8il.
ion erriiugen. 0eFm 5ones bat
iid 5uriidae5ogen, nn0 Der grGiioeut
fonnte nidlt mtlbin, Dem @llnide
oes Serrn Sones 5u entiprehen.
EQUATOR Rceo BON gliiIorri bate
ioeben cine Girooe eeaen Die sSn.
ternohcnol Sarpeiter 60, oereu 9i.
reftorenratb Sones nugebort, been.
oct. ais oos 5dreiben oeS gr1li.
oenten onlanstc, III peldem er
S5ones' ernenmrng 5uriid5og.
Nus Dem SAreiben oes gr1iioen.
ten ging 0eutlih beroor, OoB Die
Sppoiitinc 6es Gcnnts ibn nidlt nur
peinIi9 beriibrte, iouoern in Dem
S6reiben hntte er einen etrDns frie.
.gerii6en 3on oneeidlogen.
Senotor &itdcod, Der Der or.
nenniing 6es Serrn Sones am geo6.
Oriidliditen opponirt botte, 10 Den
S4ontpi gegen ibn uripriingIib in.
icenirte, rief bel gefoniltiperoen Der
Reiignation SoneS aus o@lorp Sal
loliIob".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
I'M anGre All.

Bloomington, 81, "a slIi. -
S1nes Worall, pel6er ais Der ar.
teite Mann bon SSlinois gilt, ipur-
Be beute iii Sabre alt. Gr bauIt
1iif elmer iSarnL tueIhe ibm elm
@ru0er 1ege6en bat, idlon felt 65
Sdbren. @or 30 ,yabren itarb iei.
ne Satin; o6er es iiuo nod 6rei
9o1ter un6 80 Gnfel uno llren-
tel am 2ebeu, mo Die Glteite God-
ter bat Sous fir Oen gater, Der
foIt DoIio bIiuo m6 tnub lift lu6
iih nur NIT S6tpierigfeit nod
beriintbepeeer fam
I2ornn tpuroe in ser irldnoiiden
@rofihaft glapo geborcn ifnO fam
ols iiinoer guride nod 9lmerifa;
er fnabte iib ais @lonn iebr be.
fnnnt ourf icine grobe forperli6e
St1rfe unb gnergie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Sentid Sus aumite.

Gos Sinon3fD. tie 6es 9eutIden
Eoefomites bat geiteru abero I'M
Muiifbeim cine @erionutiIung obge.
baIten. Inn fiber ben 8orI1log Der
Geutiden Sals @eieni91ft 5u be.
rotbeu. Gin griillbli9er aoitendn.
itIng tpuroe oufgeiteIlt un0 es
8eigte iif, OoB man NIT Dem slnoe.
bote Der 9eutihen Snus @eIeqifoft
niflt nusfonuen fnnn ipesbaIb Be-
ihIoiien tDur6e, ibr einen @egefts
borihIag aii unterbreiten uitO iie
3u erIuheu, Die Sdhe IN elmer ge-
meinihnftliAen Sisitng ipeiter 8it
berntben, Inn idneaer gum 9ieIe
Sr fon1men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Nltimatunl
at Ssrbifn!
Ceitrrrtidj.iiugarn bsrIanst ilHter'
briidnug Der srOhisrbiifrn
geiurguHa.

@ieu, "a. SnIi. @eitern
Gben0 bat Die 6Iterreidsngariide
Megierung cine idorI obgefaBte ylo-
te Der ierbiiten SiegieriIng in Bel.
groo iiberreiden lniien s5n 0eriel.
ben mirb Oie llnterOriidung Der
erobierbiiden geipegimg mO Die
Beitrnfuag Oerienigcn Berioneit Der.
Ionat, ipelde OH Dem glorofom.
blot aegen ben gr3berjog 5ronj
Gcroinono betbeiIiot srtpeien iino.
Spi ben gtote miro angegebeu onB
bic oIterreih-ungariibe Gegieriing
bis Sainitog gfbenO 6 llbr cine be.
Itiuunte 9lntiport erpartet.
y @robe @eunrubiglng bat Die
pI0eIihe Sliidfebr oes geurrulitobs-
Hefs b. Sotetloorff Der In Suns.
briid aiif llrlalb iDeilte, berporge.
rifen. gaan iogt iid), oaB Die 9le.
eiering oes Salisbury geids felt
entihIoiien III, NIT Ser 6isber gegen
Serbien aeiibten BoIitif enogtltig
81 breden. 9ie entideiOims iiber
9rieg nno 6rieoen liegt augenblid.
lid i'm 8eIgro0er 9egierlngspnloit,
IN Dem bic glntnort auf bic geItri.
ge giote bcrat6en miro. Oeiterreih.
1lnaarn foroert bon Serbien cine
nippe, Hare glbinge an bic groBier.
btife S0ee iin0 Die groBierbii6en
&etereien iEO miro iit NIT elmer
oiisiueidenOeu glntiport teinesuegs
5ufrieoen eeben.
Berlin "a. Suli.-9as dusip1rti.
ee Mmt bat iolaenOe Grtl6rung OBJ
gegeben: Sails ser Srieg erfl1rt
tDerben IoIIte, onnn miro 9eutid.
Lamb gllles fun, I'M oenielben
olff Geiterreid.llnaarn uno Ser
bien su besren8en. 0eutidIdno miro
iif MIR einniihen fals cine ailoe-
re Mnht Den Serben 5ir $iilfe for1.
men ioIlte, oeHn als guuOesgenoiie
miifIe Is In einem iolden Sale
Su Ceiterreid. .llngarn iteben."
asas Srrbieu tblm pirO, bdnst
aans uno Gor non Ocrh 9erbaIten
gealbEuno's uno isranfreid3s nb.
Collie Oicics iih fir Serbieu erfId.
rem, oorn lit ein GROCER elrop1i.
Imer arieg iider.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
0enper sGnaerfeit.

Die erite @inIaOung Oes Genber
Sdngerfelt.ausiduiies 1T uns oieier
Gage bonn Sefretdr Carl W1orit
5ugegongen. 9teielbe 1T IN bod.
fiinitlerii9er BeiIe ausgeltattet imb
mn6t einen portrcffIihen Gin0ruf
0oS Set fitOet bonn u. bis "a.
sSuIi, 1915, itatt unO Oeripriflt
eitet eroBen llntfang on5unebmen.
Die ginIooling lit in folgenoe BERG
Iide @orte gefleioet:
Die aonigin oes 8eitenS entbie.
tet Guh ibren @ruBl ayrn Sdot.
ten idneegetr0nter 9ergrieien, mo-
nod Dor einem baIben sSabrbunoert
&otbbditte ibr 8igmom ohfidlugen,
miro Dem oeutihen @eiang eit
@eibaItor erri6tet.
@om 81. bis "a. sSult 1915 fin
BET III 0enber Sas 26. S6n9erfeIt
bes Sdnger6uuoes Oes Noropeitens
itntt.
gger jemaIS Ser Stoot Ser Ser.
ge uno Gbenen einen 8eiu6 obge.
Itattet bat, tper iernoIs @elegenbeit
gebobt bat, Die Sbonbeiten Der
SeIiengebirge 3u betutmoern iebnt
iid BON geeuem uod oen1 9anoe, in
peI6em Die idopferiihe gsatlJr ibr
MeiiterItiid aaliefert bot.
Die 5dnger 0en6ers, bds &c.
iomnlte Deuti9tbum, oas mtltfIie.
behoe g(merifonerthnni, ipiiicn Die
ibnen ertpieIene gbre sit tpiiroiaen
uno tperoen NIT pereinten ar1ften
oabin itreben, o1s S1ngerfeIt an.
5ieben, erfolgreib uuo eldn3ert6 81
geItalten, in fiiuitlerii1er tpie ge.
icai9oftliher @eaiebung.
aonlntt gllle, fuenn noglidl bon
Gliren fSautiIien begIeitet! @ntbu-
iiiaitiid gaitfreitnoItd glufnahme er.
iportet @ufJ.
Eragt ourd Cure Gntpeienbeit
oosit Bel, ben G1tbn Des oeutiden
@einnges ar erboben, oeiiti6e 9nI-
tltr ali ebren Gih uno iins gu 6reii.
be uno Gtol5.
Dit beutlden Sdnaergrub,
Der Seitnusfhub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
SOD aeaen glod asIanO gahn.

g2em glorf, "a. Snli.. s. %.
6oIf, DER I'M 9Iuitrag Der 3pi.
ifenitaatlihen t9oubelsfonimiiiion
bic lltteriudung Der 9eetp Snpen
gabn fiibrte, miro li6 nun in elei-
der @eiir nit Der gof esIotO
9nbn beidldftigen un6 NIT erIonb.
nib Der @eieaid)oit n1hite @ohe
nit elmer gln5obI Sohberit1noiger
Die $ouptofiice Der genonntcn Balm
beiuhen, nm cine 9iebiIion Der gii.
der bor3unehmen. Gin Gireftor
Der 9o6n erfldrte, 6aB ipobl piele
9Srrtbiimer, uber feline llnebrlihfei.
ten 5u Sa9s geioroert perOen fou.
nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
GnA.Omnhn

MnrD 3eleuef madte 9onnerituq
glbeuo einen SeIbitmoroperind in'
Dem iie iia cine augeI ourd oit
9ruit ihoB. 9ie @uroe lit lebens'
gefdbrlid. 5antiIie3miltiefeiten iol'
len ooS @lotio sur Gbat iein.
Charles Split, Elm 72 Sabre al
fer ON 6luBnfer mobnenoer Mdnn
fpuroe 0onneritag 9to6nlittag in
ieiner @obnitng bolbtoot ntfgeflrn,
ben. Dor mebreren Iogen erIiti
er infoIge eines auto-ltnfoIls idlim.
me gerIesungen. begob iif) aber,
obne eiilen gtr3t Su 9totbe 5u Sie-
ben, in ieine @obnung, iiilo legte
ltd sli gett. Waain idboffte ibn
mad, oefn &oipitnl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
sumpaane sescn sreriunrm.

Gittsburgb, "a. SSuIt. - Cine
etiersiihe SfnrnpdgnG geeen ben
Seeripurm lit bier eingeleitet NOR.
oen. 9lngeitellte Der 8orf6ebor0e
nno onoere 2eute begabeii iif nit
gbemifalien in oenen oieie 93eit,
pelde g1ume uno 9loienflG6cn be-
reits idlper gei9dbigt bat, am
it1rfIten auftritt. Ger Seertuurm
tritt in minoeiteuS 30 Counties 6es
Stootes ouf Die 6eloagenten oes
itaatIi1en Observation-Disclosures iino
ongetpieien tporOerL Den 21notpir-
teen flor5tmd9en, ipie Der Sh6o.
lung am belten ausgerottet ner.
Den fam,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
9las Sent staate.

fSreniont. 9(uf Dem 8ege mad
glrlington begriffer, iiberidlug iif
bos glutomobil, in tpel6em itb 6ralt
S. 80. Sbipelp uno mebrere an
oere Berionen befonoen. SSrou
Sbipelp erlitt ernitlihe 8erleBun.
gen; Die iibrigeu SSuioiien oes gllt'
tos famen init Dem Sdreden oaoon.
Curtis. geiteus beS Staats.
StIffommiiidrs lit Der Curtis See
ousgefiidt un6 linO oeuieIben 5000
Bfiln0 aorpfet erttnonlmGl noroen
0ieielben tperoen ourd) 9oride er'
iebt iueroen.
Columbus. Sier -fano om 80.
sSuIi Die oertofratiid)e Gourttp.aon.
pcntion itntt, in peIder 8elegoterr
3ii Der Stontsfonpention ertpdbIt
tpuroen. Die aanoi0atiir Gbris.
@rintber's fir ons glntt oeS Bun
Observation-Disclosures ipurbe cinItim.
mig unteritiist.
@ronb Sslonb. Has Gasmuiien,
Ritglieb OeS bieiigen Staotratbs,
ipurOe tobt in ieinem gett gefun0en.
Seraidlog bntte ieinem 0aiein eilr
gnoe gemnd. @r binterldBt bier
&inoer; feline 5rau lit ibm Dor
mebreren Snbren i'm Sooe oorange.
gdngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
qinep(n,s 9entidler gaa.

glm Montag g(6sno iDuroe cine
itarf beIuGte @erionnlIung I'M
Denti6en 7aniIien gerein obeebol-
ten, Inn iiber Die 8eranitaltung ocs
n1hIten oeuti6en Cages ab5nItiin.
men. Dos Sntpreiie fir Die 8er-
anitaItung lit immer nebr i'm @o9-
fen lnO 10 tpiro Die oiesiGbriee
sSeier olle, friiberen be6eutenS fiber.
treffen. 9ie 5eier ipir0 por1us-
iidtlidD Waittc Oftober itattfinben.
4r1libent Or. girfner ernonrte bic
llnterausiduiie = ~Gfc,@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Gr6ffnnna bea q2annmafana[s.

MaIbington, "a. Sui. = ariegS.
Iefretdr @arriion nla6te heute be.
fannt, Dab Oie Sanoel5idiffabrt i'm
8onamafanal AM 10. 9luguit erDff-
net iper6en miro. DDS erite S6iff,
oas Ieinen @eg orrd) ben aanaI
nebmen miro, lit On aGbriitobal",
Elm fleines Bel Colon itnttonirtes
arieasidiff. Die Groffitrng DirO
obne meiteres GeremonieG poll3ogen
iperoen. 0ie groBe tSeier firOet &c,
IeaentLid Ser offi5ielen groffnung
i'm MGr5 1915 itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Qette goli,iiten.

9lodpi1e Center, 81. .. "a. Snli.
9ie SGlfte Der feds goIiBiiten Die
.6as StGotden 8odbilIe Center, q.
g., beIibt, tpuroe am W1ittpofj oes
giubru6oiebitabls 1neeflagt; 8tpei
bon ibncn iuuroen i'm 0ienit Oerbaf.
tet. Ser brittle befinoet iih alif llr-
Ioil6, ipabriheinli6 In Solpote,
WtaIi. SSn Siibnerbdiiern Der beiD
i6en @erbafteten iuitrbeu orei aof.
fer nit @aaren I'M @ertb bon
Sc. 900 geFltnoen, iiber oeren Ser
fllnft oie 9oIi5ilten feline 9lisfunft
geben f0nnen, be5u ipoIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
9GuiIdles .Sons.

Ger 36niide gouperein bat ons
an Der iiibIiden Seite Der Sones
StroBe stpiideu 15. uno is. StrnBe
eeIegene @runbitiif ertporbeI ilm
ouf berlielben Elm ntobernes Ger
einglofal, berbuitoen init slu0ito.
ri1tm 3it errthten. Die gaufoiten
lin0 nuf $4,000 beraniflagt NOR.
ben. 8ie geolnten oes gauuereins
limo: g. u. gorneer, 8rdiioent;
Chris. Semen 8ice gr1iiOent;
6ronf g. 9orien, Sefret1r; S. Yii-
daelier, Schumacher.
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2narnn6.

Cos 9lnge(es, Galy "a. SuIi -
Der Berionen5ug go. % Der Son.
tbern 8acific so. purOe eeitern
9f6eno IN Der 9fGbe bon Chats.
mortb &arf bon 5pei ganoiten ii6er-
fallen, lmo Die 8oiia9iere ausoe.
ranbt. Die 3ugrduber erbeuteten
ettua $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
2miIdlenO nOedsraten er6Sht.

Berlin, a. Sill. Der 9toro.
oeutidlc 9(opo uno Die Snmburg.
glnerifo 2inie baben beidloiien If.
re 8fpiitenOedsrateu fir Die Sdbrt
pom 0eutI6Iono nod ben Der.
etaotcn Inn $3.50 gu erboben. Die
neue 9iate betr1gt $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
;yrieSensaSuItel gartbOlS.

8ofbington, "a. SuIi. 9tbse.
.oroncter @artboIO bon gaiIIouri, Der
a5rie0ensapoitel", itter6reitete beli.
te Dem Saltie elm g[nenoentent our
&onItitution, na9 peldem fiinftig
BON oeu Ser. Staateil fein ariea
erflGrt iperoeu ioa. alBer tpenn es
iid nm Die 8efdmpfung elmer Sn.
nalion bdnoelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
Bonn Slntu nieSeraerunnt.

sSn Dem 9tugenbIif, nIs SRI.
annn Sommerltn, 1918 @ran6e
abe. tpobnboft, an Der "a. StrnBe
uno 9Imes gloe. einen StraBen.
babnipagen berIieB, tpuroe fie bon
groiIeD & Torrance 9Iltto.slmblls
Ionce, oos cine bebeittenoe Gnbrge.
idpinoigfeit inne Bielt, nieoerge.
rannt. 3os sientlid) ihper berIet.
te Mdbden 5efiubet iib I'M S1neoi.
iden Soipitol. .a.-....A ]
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
@rosfener.

@ro3iI, SSnO., "a. Sui, SIN
9roliusiden Sdnittipnrenla0en Dem
ar0Bten oabier, brad cine Seiers.
branit ans, ipelhe it'd, audJ ulif Oos
aRAe @ebdu0e berbreitete iinb
- &sr5sdt bon iiber 100000
perii imAA. Man bat itidIt feit.
iteIlen fC.a Eaa bns s5euer eilt.
itdnOen HI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-24
SarSinal yibbuns 80 Satire aft.

Baltimore, MO., "a. Suli. -Seitte
tpuroe aoroinal @ibbonS so Sabre
aft. Sunocrte @liidmunidteleeram.
me aus allen @elttbeiIen Iino ben
oreiien airhenfiiriten 5ugegangen.
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.ltnluettcr in 1tnaarn.

gubopeit, "a. SltIi Gin gp.
clou ging bier bcrtc gaadnittae
iiie6er. gSiela 9erionen puroen &C.
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3n berniietben-Siibife 5-5inutirise
Cottage; 1927 t,or5I. 20. Stro.
Be. Oeodyfroaet TN Stitterbous. S3i
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
NO TRACE TODAY
OF SUBMARINE
FRANTIC SEARCH BEING MADE
FOR THE BRITISH DIVER THAT
FAILED TO RISE YESTERDAY.
Now Believed That Officers and Crew
Are Dead Equipped for r.
Hour SubmersiOn.

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Jan. 17.-While
the admiralty today held out no hopes
of the survival of the II men some
where on the bottom of Plymouth
sound in the lost submarine vessel, a
frantic search for the Al was resumed
at dawn today. Every available craft
in the harbor hovered about Whitesand
bay where the submarine decended
yesterday and failed to arise.
Several salvage tugs capable of rails
ing the diver if found were on the
scene. The submarine was equipped
to stand a submersion of not over
II hours. Naval officers fear the Of
fcers and crew are dead.
A rescue fiotilla of torpedo boats,
tugs and lighters ceaselessly dragged
Whitesand bay over wide area today
Divers were sent down in every part
of the bay but no trace of the missing
submarine was found
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
GETS RESULTS
ON THE FARM
PROMINENT FARMER NEAR POT.
LATCH CLEARING HIS LAND OF
STUMPS BY NEW PROCESS.
Applying Prof. Shattuck's Method With
Great Success and is Likewise
Saving the By-PrOduct-

After a six weeks trial on his ranch
near Potlatch of the stump-burning
process which was inaugurated a few
months ago by Professor Shattuck of
the forestry department of the uni
versity Joe Hougen, a prominent farm
Ell of the Potlatch section, is firm in
his belief that the new system of stump
clearing is going to prove itself OF in
estimable value to the owners of cut
over lands. Mr.. Hougen was in Mos
COW yesterday comforting with Pro-
fessor Shattuck relative to the detail
workings of the burning device. He
got his first idea in the matter from
an article which appeared in The Star
Mirror last fall and shortly after read
ing the account of Professor Shattucks
experiments he came to Moscow to
learn more about the workings of the
scheme Later he witnessed a number
of field demonstrations in the process
near Deary and became so enthus-
iastic over it that he Immediately
resolved to give it trial on his own
farm
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
PIONEER PASSES AWAY
Tuberculosis Claims One OF MOscOW's
Best-knOwn Young Men-Fmeral
Tomorrow.

AT his home at 527 North Main street
Lee Vosburg, aged 80, passed away at
about 4:30 yesterday morning after
suffering of several years duration
from tuberculosis. The deceased has
lived in Moscow practically all of his
life except for brief intervals during
the past few years when he has made
his home elsewhere in the hope of. i'm
proving his health. He returned from
Lewiston where he has resided for
several months only about week ago.
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Vosburg who were among the the ear
liest settlers in this section, coming to
Moscow 81 years ago. The funeral
will be conducted from the Steltz un-
parlors at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
GREAT WORK
CLOSED TODAY
FARMERS WEEK COURSE AT THE
UNIVERSITY SUCCESSFUL AND
WELL ATTENDED.
Meat Cutting Demonstrations Today
Marked One OF the Most Important
Features OF the Week.

| AT noon today the first Farmers
Week" ever held at the University OF
Idaho passed into histary, closing with
stirring address by IN c. Sampson
Of Spokane and huge meat demon
stration by DR.. Carlyle and Chris Ha-
gan. The attendance was unusually
good at both attractions. Mr.. Samp-
son dealt with the problems of fruit
distribution and particularly with the
work of the North Pacific Fruit Dis
tributors of which organization he is
an officer He is a very forceful
speaker and his remarks always leave
lasting impressions with his audi
ences.
The big demonstration in meat cut
ting which was given at the judging
pavilion was extremely interesting and
instructive and attracted one of the
largest crowds that has attended any
of the weeks sessions.
Last nights program at the high
school auditorium in which both ii.
C. Sampson and State Sanitary Com
missioner James H. Wallis gave in
teresting addresses was one of the
best of the weeks evening entertain
ments. Mr.. Wallis remarks are no.
ted in another column of this issue.
Mr.. Sampson, taking as his topic the
problems of fruit marketing i'll the
presented some of the most
difficult phases of fruit distribution
and dealt with the ways in which these
can be most advantageously worked
out by the growers themselves through
local organizations and general CO.
operation.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
VESSEL WENT AGROUND TODAY
Unc0nfirmed Report Says That Crew
Of Is Managed to Get Ashore
Seas Running High.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-The
Charles Nelson company, owners OF
the Palaris, aground on Duxbury reef
received word this afternoon that 16
members of the crew had escaped to
the shore. No confirmation has been
received.
The PoIaris is four-masted
schooner and carried a crew of l6
and went aground near Point Reyes
today. The steamer Iroquois was
standing by this morning but was un-
able to take the crew off because of
the high seas. Point Reyes life sa-
vers are assisting the Iroquois. If the
gale continues the vessel will be
pounded to pieces.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
Crew Saved, Schooner Fired.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. H.
Captain Wharton, of the schooner Ori-
ole, arrived here today and reported
the rescue of the crew from five
masted schooner by a steamship off
the coast of Maine. Captain Wharton
was unable to learn the name of the
schooner or the rescue ship. The Ori-
ole was headed toward the wrecked
schooner in response to distress sig
nails, when the steamship came up, the
crew was taken off and the schooner
fired.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
MOSCOW HIGH yICTORS
Defeats COliax Team in Return Game
Last Night -Stillinger and Jameson
Star.

Last night while the varsity was
showing Gonzaga how to play basket
ball the Moscow high scholars were
also busy trimming the Colfax high
team by 13 to 10 score. Though Col
fax sprung a somewhat rearranged
lineup on the Moscow boys the latter,
nevertheless, proved themselves mas
ters of the occasion and kept up their
almost unbroken string of victories.
The first half of the game ended in
a to tie. In the second period Mos
COW added 7 more points while the Col
fax team was accumulating 4. Stilling-
er and Jameson played star ball for the
Moscow team though the whole team
worked in good form.
Tho Imam.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-17
LIFE CONSERVATION
INTERESTING TOPIC
j. H. WALLIS, COMMISSIONER OF FOOD AND
HEALTH, ENTERTAINED MOSCOW PEOPLE
SOME STARTLING REVELATIONS
Idaho Official Delivered Stirring Address at High
School Auditorium Last Night That Bids
Fair to Awaken the People

POINTED PARAGRAPHS FROM ADDRESS JAS H. WALLIS
1t is o
$ THAI disease.
princely
Whenever the health
hesitate which W
Communities should build systems
cOurhOuses aIs.
The national Of
hogs, but a dollar TO save
Clean is thar food
Il he the kitchen
homes.
Clean milk is cheap insurance sickness.
Dirty milk is expensive, eye as a
from n COW.
Il II a barn.
1t costs money scrape o dirty
1t doesn't cost much to keep
Dirty milk $ Il
1t dirt that Il
clean, is than clean white suits