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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05
ogliralcl" in sriscu.
fails 9lnHm auf gIuSitrllnnssplnb
erbdItlidl III. - Der SreirdS'
lucttiIng. 49, 2, SiielIdaderaf'
iaire. - Bier ertrmnteu. -
@adJstbnm ocntider Snrneridnft
- @eridDirOeurs.

Berlin s. SUM. -- Der ShopferI
oes SpcrnaitsituttlmgsItiides e0li'
rufcl", goamiiQer. errDdgt lett
Oilrd icine biciigcn gertretcr Die
iSragc, OBJ oicics Shid, oas bier
10 ourfIhlngcnoeu griolg er5ielte,
aud aui Der Fnuomu.Bacitic 8eIt'
in Can 6ranctSco oar.
qciieIlt meroen foil. IS bdngt oies
bauptia6lidl onDon nb, OBJ Holm
gerua erlungt merOen fam.
@citern boben 9lrmee.8ettfdmpie,
in gorbercitung Der Glpnipiiten
ggettipieIe BON 1916, begonnen, uno
5mar NIT Sffi3ierSpiitoleHihiebcn
Gs 1T ein aaiierpreiS fir Die bette
9eiitung ausaeicbt,
gon SeipJig itiegen in 5ortieB'
img oes 3reicdspetiiliiges iiber
Dresden na6 So6annistbal, 81 9le.
roplanc aut uuo trob Sturmnet.
ters traien % prompt am 3lele
Elm im6 Ianoeten glatt 3mei bat
ten unteriUegs mbeoeutenOe llnfdI.
le.
g9ie idou fiir3Iid in 9lusiift ge.
itclt, bat icBt Der Staatsnnpalt
oos neutrality-suspicious. gegen
Or. aarl 2iebfnedlt, oen bef1unten
4eidstags- uuo 2anotngsnbaeorDne'
ten. pegen Der 8eroiicltIi6mgcn
iibpr SitcIihafer cingelei et.
9lni Dem Wliiribice in NedIen.
burg (gr6Bter ganoicc gtorooelltib.
lanos) lit Elm Scgel6oot gefentert
mO orei UlGoheu iopie Der Boots.
iil6rer Bauer iiuo ertrunfeu.
g9ie ans gliinden acnieloet, bat
Oic obcre aanner oe5 bairiiden
SanotageS oas @aIhenieeproieft
Qutgc6eiBen. mas cine au5geoebntc
ytas6atmadung bon @aiierfrditen.
6eOcltet.
Ger Giener bes bairiIhen @e.
ianotcn In Dresden bat ieBt elm.
acitanoen, DaB er bic granoitiituug|
in Der 8obnung 0cs @eimoten iel.
Der gelegt bate. in6 jpar 3u Oem
3pefc, einen 3ie6ita1l 81 berbeIm.
liden.
vie aug 9cip8ig Oemtsbet, Bat
Der SditptauaitplIfI ber 0elitibenI
1llrnerid)ait ioeben eiren Iebr er.
mttfigen6en S5obres6eridt Der0f.I
ientIiflt, nelder ergiebt, odB i'm
uerfloiienen Sabre ipieocr 450 Ser.
eine al Dem gerbanoe gefonmeuI
iin0, un6 oaB oieier jet 1t,400I
gereiue NIT 5uioulmen na6e5u an.
oertbal6 @fillionen Wlitglieoern i'm.
fabt
Ter 6efonnte 5driitlteller goulI
9inoau in Berlin feierte ieinen 70.
@e6urtStag uno erbielt iebr 5n6l.
reihe gbrungen Inter Den @ra'
tulanten paren Su6ermanu, 6ulon,
Sable, aabeIburg, 2nutenburger,
2iaie 2e6nann aneupefer uno
Stellten
Dit Guoe oes Wlonots felt Die
,.Stoatsbiirger 3eititng" lire tag.
lide 9lusgabe elm uno erideint nur
nod p0dentIif. 2ll8 @rlpo Die.
les 5flrittes miro naubaft gemadt,
bic aonicroottoen bdtten iid gepei'
gert, cine 5dnirung Der ,Sinan5enI
Der 3eitiing bor3unebmen. 9ieI
Rid)tung oes 9lotte8 1T fonierpntip
NIT itarf ontiiemitiidem GinidIag.
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gaieher anmmernrafihrnt.

ssoris 3. SUM. PAUL Gesda.
mel, elmer Der .llniterblihen" (W3it.
afie0 Der s5rou30iiitben 9lfaOemie)
iuur6e ais BrdiiOent Der fran5oii-
idlen Gepntirteufanner NIT 411
aeaen "a Gtinrnen. ipeldle iif onf
DeriHte0ene anocre aaIpoionten oer-
tbeiEten, lpie0ergeludblt
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phtlirn bes nggfiilen geOlfeS1. !.

4efIllg, 5 a5liltl = VIus Der
grcoin5 9augiton miro beridtet,
6aB Der 6eriihtigte @rigantenfiibrer
.NeiBer @oli" sic Grtidoiteu
glinatjhau mo 8outidou in Slam.
men geiaBt bat 9lGe 9liiiiondre
uno gtmerifancr Iin6 in Siderbeit,
0aaeaen lpup@ Die Station Der
Ghriiiliden u. nn3 eingedihert. 3u
Gidloni iebten oie gnn0iten ein be.
.riibmtes SIoitcr Der tibetauiihen
Egamag egrono. Iahber aber
mur0en NE 0ltr6 regildre Gritp.
pen pertrie6en
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@eitere Garnraie sdlenfnnaen.

Yittsbllrgb, ia, 5. Sum. =
9(norem Carnegie bat Elm meitttes
Stiftlngsbernogen BON 5ipei nil
Iionen Collars berideuft. Cine
Otillion er61lt oas Carnegie Ted.
niidje SSnItitut, Die onoere 0liIion
oaS Carnegie Snititlt; bei0e beiin-
6en ii6 in 0ieier Stn0t. gisber
bot Carnegie fir beige 2ebr-Sn.
ititlte "a Millionen Collars Ootirt.
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$4,000 gunOs fiir 6lurente.

gincolil, gtebr., 5. Sum. - geim
Stnatsaltoitor lit, 9Ipplifation fir
bic 8egiitrirlmg non Bombs i'm ge.
TRACE BON $4,000 iiir sSlorence,
9tebr, eingerridt porOen. Ger gr.
los Der gouoau$Abe ioa 3ur ge.
frieOi1lng elmer 6orOeruug bienen
neldc gf aoro in Dem Sale BON
glnoretp gtelion II. q. an Die Grt.
ifaft bat. @s lit fir BfIaiterung
uu0 nnorre 8erbeiierungeR an Der
Uiain Strabe.
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llnuetter in o6io.
Bier 9eriOneu finOsn ibren Cob.
@ruRer SndjiduOsn an.
geridItet.

GleOeIanO. g.. 5. SUM. - Gas
noroIide Ohio iuuroc leeie 9laft
bon einem itpercn ltnnetter beiul.
geiudt, Ons iielenmeiie in eiuen
@pclon auSortetc. Soueit mie bis
iebt betonnt, limo bier gerionen
iuugetormen uno piele 6erlest nor.
ben. Ger an oen Sooten uno @e.
bauoen angerihtete S6oOen iii I'M.
9ebeuer glnianslifl bieB es, 6nB
Die StnOt SeIenn our6 einek Eer.
naoo perpiiitct tporDun lit, bod i'll
bieic gaadri6t Diesrruien porOen.
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glene (nfOrpOrationrn.

2incoIn, gtebr., 5. SUM. = 3pei
Omaha @eielidoften beontragteE
geitern Snforporotionspapiere bGim
5taatsiefretdr; Die 9lmeriean gtmu.
ieinent 50. nit $4,000. uuo Die
Omaha Mercontile g. 6ur 60. nit
$4,000 SdpitoI. Die @riitocr CT.
iterer 5irmn fin6 8. q. 9operp
uno 6. 3. Gillespie un6 lesterer
SiIIb Sabitt uno Carl aatIeman.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05
S6li9 fd bel
DER 6o1-GOnr Gin!
tbnt tiurH 5nhfaa Dor
aOnis George nuO Diro
Derbaftet.

2ou6on, 5. Suni. - gei Ger ge.
itern glbeno 1bgcbaItenrn Softour
i'm gudiugbnm gaIait ereigncte iih
cine peinlidle Scene. 9rob aIer
aetroifenen goriiftsmnbreseIn bate
es cine Sufiragette 0ennofj peritan.
ben. iia 3utritt gum galait 5u per.
id)oiien. SSn Dem sugenblid. ais
oas aonigspoor porgritellt uerOen
ioate, that iie einen 5uBioa unb
riei NIT Iautcr Gimme: gWlnieitdt,
nenoen sic nm Gottes ipiIlen feline
@etpaIt ml@ Sie reocte tpeiter nuf
Den aonig elm. Der aapeaneiiter
bemerftc oas peinIihe Der Situo.
tion un0 IieB bic MuSifer Iullter
ipielen Iooob bic 8orte Der Suiiro.
gette unb6rbor DerboIlten. Sie Dur.
be idIieBIif eiliem @ebeimpoIi3iiten
iiberseben. Die golijei bate en-.
fobren, oob ieitens Der suiiroget.
ten Der gerilld) genlnht luer0en
miiroe, cine ibrcr gertreterinncn
bel, Der gour eir5uitnnlggelu, uno
man glaubte, gIIes gctbnn 5u ba.
ben, oieies 81 oerbiuOern, in6eIien
nit idle6tem eriolge.
9uHOOner 91eSaftenrr brSrO6t.
9ei Der gerionnluna Der go.
mems Social ano politicoI Union
fam es 3u toaen Scenen. Die 8or.
iiberin 6rau Wionsea orobte, baB
ii6 aud Die 9leOafteure 2on0oner
3eitungen onrauf eefnBt MAIDEN
fonnten, ourhgepriigelt Sli tperoeu,
geraoe tpie Die beioen in gelfoit.
Sbre 3uborer gerict6en lei oieien
@orten in 9egeiiiernmsstmimeI uno
ihrien ipie toa ourheinnnoer: BE.
itien";; y@eidiebt ben Gle9eIn re6t"
Die ReOofteure utogen iif in adt
nebnen".
General 5rnu JIofa 0rummopS
ipurOe in Der ge1be 0es gudingbam
9olnItes tpieoer ner6oitet.
Ser gicor Der @orgraDe Stride,
nelhe fiir5lidb bon GiifIragetten ME.
0ergebr1nnt tunrne, eE rn s4af;sa.
taetten einen 8rob6rief erDoltcii, in
pel9em ibm auberoens mitget6eilt
miro, odE bic ct Utdrn s Stride
gu gfeaOing 0emndblt nie0erge.
bramt tperoen tpiir0e.
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orfaH in sapon.
SnnOcrte glcHifenlt6cn IuIlen Der.
lOren gegangen ieiH.

Iofio, Sapan, 3. Syuni. - 9as
peitlide lino iiiOIide Sapon 1T pom
einem idrrdlihep Srfan beimgeiudlt
glebrte bun6ert gooie,
bic iif 8ur Belt 6es llmpettcrs auf
Dem Wleer beianoen mirocn Der.
uidtGt m6 Der N9erluit non Men.
idenIebpn beIduft iid in Die Slmber.
te Der 0aupfer aRougoIia" ret.
tcte Uielc Shtifbriid)iae. lleber
bnnoert Sauier iin6 in gtagasfi ser.
tort mor6cn.
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sdliff6rndl.

0tep 2onoon Gonn, 5. Sutti.-
Ger siiitenoalnpfer ageortblanb" bon
g2etp gort mad 9ortIanO, gfe., be.
Itinlmt, rannte auf 6as Bartlett Riff
Sebn Mieilen bon bier geIegen, uuO
iibt felt. Die Is Eaiiagiere uno
gemonnung muroe ourb Sdlepper
in Sifer6eit gebrodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05
1 Sn6r 3ndJtbnns fir 9emGIoc.
r1nber.

8IorenB, S5tnIiert 5. SUM-. -
8in3enio gorugia, Der oas @emdI.
De gMona Clio" aus Dem 2ouore 5u
garis itobI, puroe gu einem S5abr
uno Is Gaeen 3udtbaus oerur.
tbeiIt.
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apnnrntipn brr l2pitmriitrr.

2incoln, 8ebr., 5. SUM. = g(m
Dienitog, 8. SUM, pirO bier bic
aonbention Scr glebrasfa goitmei.
iter er0finet inb oas Qroaramm
ioa in ieoer @e3iebung Elm gldnsen'
bes iperoen. Gs iperOen boransiidlt.
lid idnmtlide 4oitneiiter OeS
StaoteS tfeilnehmert.
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enL.rr Ginnnrrnrnrsfnnhihnt

g2ep Dorf, 5. SUM. = gr.@ou.
berneur 8iqinnt Sul3er bot bier.
icIbit feline unabbdngige aanbiba.
tur fir Die @ouoernelirsnoulination
onaemeL0et
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ga6n % gfunS idlmer

NlaceruiIIe, Gal, 5. Snti. -
Srau S. S. Gong beiflcnfte ibrcn
Mnnn nit einem 28 Bfuno idjiDeren
gabp Mlutter uno aino beiin.
ben iid ipobI.
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Oge6en snr amen b. aonmnnign.


SSSn Der oeutiden fotboIii6en ct.
Soiepbsfirde finOet Sonntag @lor.
gen Die Bebre 6eier Ser @rItfoinnli.
nifation ftatt. Cine 9ln3abI sna.
ben uno M1oten,. Die nod GRIND.
Iiden lluterridIt in ser ReIiaion
6arauf norbereitet tpuroen, sperOen
gum eriten Yi1l gum Glide 0es
SetrE grben };Essr terIsal
mIa itd) III 0er Sdnle nne lpepeen
BON 8rieitern @lfaiitranten ltf10
5duIfinnern lit ieierla1er 4rsvai.
lion in oia STRIDE gaietet. nie
ngliugs-So0oIitdt nno Dec set.
8etrusoerein nerSen GpoIier biI.
0en. Der Seit9ottesOienIt beginnt
I'M s ubr Morgens. 8ater gaci.
fifus miro Oie S5eItpre0igt boIten
un0 Der &irdendor tpiro iein 9heil
sur &eridoneraug Der SSeier beitra.
gen. 9ta6 Dem @ottesoienit tperoen
Die @rIttoulmunifanten in Der
Sdulbole genteinifaftlid ibr 6riib.
itiif einnebnten. gs miro ie0enfals
Elm GROCER 6rell0entag fir Die Bill.
betoe @euneir0e tperoen.
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Das 9abinet
Der Rfbtllen!
EarraHja iaft iidl ieinr eeiitc ans.
-8lOdiruna uon SampieO
bcporitrbenO.

-lreon, @cr.. 5. Slmi.-Gene.
WrraBa bat mnmcbr Gin aa.
u Der geriaiinngsparieiler &C.
! oas ii6 aus tolgcnoen Dit
irn suiammcniebt; NaiocI 3u'
.t Gapmonn, Staatsiefrctdr;
-anoo 8 GoI6ereon, 9rieaSief-
ri; 5eIipc gIulcIe5. Sauoelsief.
r: sygnatio go8ilas, a,uitijiet.
r; eliio glre6onoo, Setretdr iiIr
Jspdrtiae gCiCbtngcn; gui5 Ga.
Trer0. Sefrrtdr 0e5 Snnern. Die
.5ctretnre iiir glder6nl uuo I'M
|trridlispeieu iiuo nod uidt er.
lannt noroeR
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gunoansnabe Ser g}urtfmsitrrn

2incoIn, gaebr, 5. SUM. - Die
itaatIide gdbnfomutiiiion bat .eine
8onoonsedbe i'm 8etroge bon $29,.
7t5,000 Der 9tortbpeitern 8nbnge.
ieai6oft formeG guteebeiBen. Ger
Grlos Der Bombs miro aur Gin.
loiitng alter Bombs oertponot per.
ben. Sic Iaufen biz gum Sabre
1887 uno tragen 5 Bro3ent SS5itter.
eiien.
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! aieber AIT naplpllina.


tanpico, ,asd @robe
rlbr berrift bier iiEer bic bic.
gealnriaidac an goro ocs ane-
foniiden aanonenboot3 o1olp5in"
cr oeutibe areujcr uGrrsoen"
ReIder aeitern non &era Gru8 ein.
Sirai. lit mi5 Dem Saian 8efa9ren
uno auf Der So6e Don Ga 9arrct
Dor anfer gegangen, Inn aus Der
fieberatbnlca6en 5IuBgcaeHo 6eraits-
5lfoamen. Ger bieiiae Oelitide
Soniul lit auf a1rc5ocn@ 3uriid-
gefcbrt, na9oem cr cine aonferen3
nit benz IN Der 6auptltaot glerifo
bealali5igten 0eltiAen Beianbten ge-
babf bdfte. Gs ban0elte ii6 in Der
ssonierens mi bic 5oroerung Der
qouItitutiouaIiiten oaB ale iiir
9anpico 1u9geitellten Sdliffsfldri'
runaspopiere bon merifanilhen
aoniularagenten beitdtigt iein mil.
felt, bic bon 0cn aonititutionaIiiten
eruanut iino.
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gampiep I'D blpdirt perSen.

Staot Wierlto, 3. Suni. -sReaie.
rimastocte boben Crore er9altcn,
6rn &aien bon Eanpieo 81 blodi'
rem. ganit ioq uer1tuocrt ner0cu,
0aB cine be0rutenoc @aiieuienomg.
welhe pom 2cm CrleanS mad bort
urtermeas iii. sic 9ic6eiIen erreid)t.
Ter lpttc TRANSPORTING nit @uf'
fen fir Bic &uerta Jieaierung, Die
ron nDei ocititcn Ganpiera &C.
Iau0et wuroet tr1i in Der Saupt.
itnot Gin inter arobcr 9cgcilterung
Der 9legicrlu5sanbdngcr.
@oitlngtuu 3. Su1i.-Gie 9tn'
Be, 0ab 6ae glodirunq ocs Saians
gan ganpro, Der iib icgt inter
Qonfrolle hr @eriaiiungspartcIler
beiinoct, 0utb 0ic Slriegsboote Der
SnertiIten 9o6e. Bat ibpere BE-
iorariB uHfr Cen a1nerifanlihen
ge1ierimasbelmteH bcrborgcruicn.
Gin iplhcr stbritt Der Sucrta Re-
aierima 0ilriA W Grel1nlllen NIB
rem. ipclme tue 5rieoen5uetnIltt'
Iund lnm6gIid madlcn. Lanpicr
n ben 0en gc, 5touteH fir einer
offenen sufen Vflart Dor0cn, iun
aos amcriEanite 5Iottcuoeparte'
ment bot 0g 9l0miral 8aOger an.
oelpieien, til ciim Bu baltcu, audI
menll erSeacu Die Suertiiteu Sta.
,uoueghcte @arelt ipate nnluQnorn
9eie 1nitruttion BAT no.
20 Qs1ib1er iH0H nsr nebrcretI
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@etter6eridJt.
l1nbeitdnoige @itteriing beute II.
mogli6eriDeiie &egeni1auer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, Is recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
FOLLOW TRAIL !:
IN SNOW S|I.|| find |
W0MAN'S A BODY
Killed herself BY Jumping
Into Open Cistefn
Near nome

Hebron, ILL.,, Jan, 29.-The body Of
Mrs. Allison j. Cole, wife of banker
at Hebron, ILL.,, was found by search
ing party yesterday in cistern in
the rear Of the home of Jonathan
Fink In Hebron. A coroner's jury
returned q verdict of suicide.
Mrs. Cole, who was AZ years old,
is said to have been suffering from
nervousness. Mr.. Cole aroused
neighbors at 3 o'clock in the morning.
when he discovered his wife had left
the, house, clad only in a night robe
and shoes. ,y,it,o,,.
"A searching party traced her steps
In the snow to a cistern in the rear
Of the home of Mrs. G. F. Woodberry,
across the street from the Cole resi-
dence. There was evidence that an
effort had been made to raise the lid
of the cistern, which appears to have
been too heavy. Two hours later the
searchers found small electric flash
light lying in the snow beside the cis-
tern in the rear of the Fink home.
Cole identified it as one that had
been in his wife's room. A search
In the cistern revealed the body.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
Lost SCH0OLB0Y
.WANDERS 2 DAYS
WITHOUT Shelter

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Eight.year.old
Basil Mokoyek lost himself on his
way home from school on Friday
He, found a house that looked like
his fathers but it was empty. He
thought his parents had moved. He
wandered about all Friday and slept
on porch last night. He could not
speak English enough to ask his way
Yesterday afternoon Maurice 7.
Cullerton of: 2lO4 South Central Park
avenue found Basil, unconscious from
exposure, in vacant lot near Ogden
and Millard, avenues. He took the
boy home and called the police.
Easil regained consciousness two
hours later at the county hospital,
and told his. story. His father, Peter
MokOyek. who lives at 1872 West
street, was notified by the
police. Doctors say the boys condi-
ti0n is serious.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

HouShton, Jan. 2s.-Aftr 41vesinl
two days Is the investigates ot the
'Painesdale murders, in which three
non-uni0n men we're victims, Nh
special grand Jury inquiring Into IN
disorders growing out OF the coDDsl
milne strike. were discharged Thurs
day from further service.
Foreman Heidamp announced to
the court that the jury had no fur
ther report to make. The grand
ljQry began its Investigations Dec. Is,
land has been in session constantly
since. ss Y.
Seven indictments and seven mo
true bills" were reported, among
1.-THE former was one against rresi-
dent Meyer. and thirty-seven mem.
bers offthe Western Federation Of
Miners on the charge of n0papSring
to- interfere. with non union miness.
L The jury raeonniended lit lfusshss
er Investigation be made by the
fsheriff's office into the Painesdale
murders. s 4, ,,s. 4,-,g y ,.s'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
CHINA I Still
RECOGNIZES
old belief
Confacidsl.n ls6efIbsd as
Religion BY AddlnisIisl-
I've COuOCiI
Christian Mission Workers Be.
Iieve Authorization Was
Political Move

New York. Jan. 29.-Political IA
ther than religious significance is at
tached by onncers of foreign mission
organizations here to the action of
the Chinese administrative council,
prescribing the worsltip of heaven
and confucius by the president-of the
republic.
The news brought from Pekin by
the associated press caused regret
that confucianism would receive
state recognizence, but no alarm for
tbe prosperity Of missions maintain
ed by the American churches in
China.
The American missionaries regret
tt dissolution Of the. Chinese, 2ar:ia-
ment and the rerent monarchy veal
Tendencies shown by President Yuan
Shl Kai, but retain confidence iii tile
|srepea.ed assurances that Tie presi-
dent has given of friendliEe$s toward
The Christian religion.
Ne cert sfettef1 ST4 4ceiyed sat head.
quarters mere from Christian work
ers in tb6 Chinese field testified =
|tNiS lt:iei.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

Washington. ian. @-The presi-
0ent outlined informally the status
81 those problems az American din
lorinacy, which had been brought into
the foreground Of public attention by
his recent conference With the SEN
ata committee ON foreign relations.
He reiterat ated amDha4ically that no
crisis threatens unless the Mexican
situation NAV be construed il the ma
tnre of 4 perpetual crisis. Regard.
inc MEXICO. the president made known
THAT, NE onlv settled part OF his
policy was to continue l.o course of
Valfchful: waiting. W.
|, !, IA has not Vet decided to lift the
ambar "a on arms. hut Is considering
the aTn,lments relative ito It. In
thia connect lon Wilson pronounced
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
GIRL 5 BODY IS
CARRIED lNGR|P
f0R, THREE DAYS
Prisoner Reveals Ulpsga
Tragedy and Accases
Fathef.iDLlW

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. l9.--The entire
police and detective force of the city
are exerting every effort to learn the
final disposition of the lismem5ered
body of white girl which negro is
said to have carried in suitcase for
several days, three months ago.
The murder, which may equa: the
killing OF Anna Aumuller Of New
York City, was brought to ligh. in A
story told to Chief OF Detectives AL.
lender by Charles Anderson, who is
under indictment for murder in the
first degree in connection with the
killing of another colored man.
Anderson swOre to the detective
chief that his father-in-law, Reece
McAllister, came to the laundry
where Anderson was employed as
night watchman and offered $50 for
permission to burn the body of the
girl in tie laundry furnace. Ander.
son said he saw the severed body,
but sent his father-in.law away with
is.
McAllister, who is, held as an acces.
sorry to the murder with which Ander.
son Is charged, denies the latest &C.
cusati0n. The Chief of detectives,
however. after talking to both ne.
groes for many hours. announced he
belle ed Anderson's statement.
4 A squad of detectives worked un.
til midnight trying to wiring con.
fessi0n from McAllister. Meanwhile
the police are looking up the where
abouts of several young girls, who
were reported as missing about the
time of the suitcase episode.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30

Los Angeles, Jan. 2s.-An ali day
search by the police failed to reveal
any clue to the authorship Of ? let
ter received late Wednesday night
dollars ransom for Francis Lewis
Clark, Spokane, Washington million
affe, who has beeeni' r missing from
Santa, Barbara, Cal. since January
Is.
While friends Of Clark were in.
clined. to believe. the letter was not
a hoax, and that Clark was really In
custody, those" who o-'-a signed "The
'Blackmailers" to the letter received
by Chief Police Sebastian, e1qsessed
d belief that further elopmeats
must come from the writer's OF The Z y.
letter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
ERA N PEACE NlN ALL NATIONS
/ MNBY PRlaIInI IN DISCUSSING
Uncle SANK foreign PROBLEMS
No CRISIS THREATENS SAYS MEXICAN SITUATION Gan Be
TERMED PERPETUAL CllillI BRlNDS As utterly FALSE
II. Il. ,..,x. RUlol THAT 14lAN AIDS: nUER1A ~
AupRlH lNIM ANIIf AM EXPECTS aMTfN DffICtlIY soon
70 Be SOLVED BY 1af CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION
Of Their Mt EXECUTIVE
VILLAS FORCES w HAVE five MILLION DOLLARS lin CASH Nn
wlE1 leCDN1nlE The kBllllO0Ny AMERICANS Held
PRISONERS IN nEICO BY QUARANTINE

The American passengers may be
seen from here moving about the
streets of the Mexican town, evident
ly trying to evolve possible manner
to get on this side of the line.
It is reported that one American
determined to reach .4e bedside OF
his dying child in the United States
put his suitcase on his shoulders
and started walking to border town
IS miles away, but Mexican cavalry
men forced him to- return to Aqua
Prieta.
1t is said that the Mexicans assert
they will raise the quarantine by
holding back Americans trying to
cross the border. 4 ./3s:
Docglas, Mex. Official advices re-
ceiyed Of the. Eegulse Of the federal
column near Cruz Depfedfa, north:
east Of Guaymas, January ~, gave
the federal loss us a hundred and
tWenty-six captured and wounded
not stated The rebel dead was five
with eight wounded. The federal
dead included Colonel tBegne, COM
mander Of the forces.
,Juaraz Five million Mexican
dollars were received up to Thurs
day, the amount of cash the rebels
under Villa possess to carry on the
revolution. III addition they claim
possession Of much personal proper
ty, stores, cattle and land confiscat-
ed from, rich families, valued at many
milliOns.
The rebels have sufficient wealth
to run the government in the rebel
territory several years, and their
sources of revenue are increasing.
The money will be converted into
{, new issue of currency to replace
tbeI various kinds now In cirqula-
tiOn. a&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-30
LOCALS Trim
DAWSON ! | TEAM

The Company IA basket ball team
last night swanltsd the, Dawson
players by the lop sided score Of 40
to 16. ,sSs Il q .i5 ,3,,s .'.5,
The game was 2 runaway from the
start, the score ct the end Of the
first half being 23 to 3. The Dawson
boys seemed lost on the large Ar.
mory floor and we're unable to To-
cate the baskets with any degree Of
success. Anderson of Dawson was
hurt during the first few minutes
OF play and was replaced by Keplar.
panied their team and rooted 10y
ally to the finish.
c. N. Kirk well known as referee
will coach the company A team for
their future games. -s