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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
strenarr lpeibIidler Hidlter.

4nnfns Gitp, DO, 10. Suli. -
Cine Gran Die iid cine @eies.
iibertretiing 5nihul6en fominen IGbt
ioIIte gcnau 10 beitraft tperoen, ipte
efn Wr1tn." SRI 2aura Wii6bdusb,
bic in abtDeienbeit oes glittns
9rnbD oIS goIi3eiridter fllngirte.
iwa9 bieie Borte seIaTen aus,
inn nerllrtbeiIte Johann 5ipei 6rau.
en-, bte nngetIngt tparen cine silt
fterfneipe1 Su inlterbnIten, 5ur 3ab-
hing BON $10O be3p. $500. sic
u16bte ni6 ben 9reis fir oas gri.
rtleaiitm, iidl einen gfauid antrim.
fen 5u oiirfen, inoen Iie Die oaroitf
seieste Celebrate BON So ouf $35
erbobte. Sri. WliOoaugb, Die erite
syrnn, ipeIde in aonias Gitb I'M
YoIi5eiserift geiprodeu bat MR.
be crit fiir3lif 3um 5rieOensridter
ernnnnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
sInti.SHffrasstirH i'm 9entidlen
pnas.
Die Otufdsn 6ranrn iDaten Tdl
JH Der Serinmmulug Conn.
rag QadImittds elm.
fiHoen.

Die @caueriluen Ocs 0roucn.
itimmrehtS h1ltcu Sonnioa 9ladl.
mittag I'M 8 iibr I'M Teutiten
Saus cine gerionalIine a6. bic
BON oaen ociitihen 5rouen. bic iid,
fir oic Sod)r intcreiIircn, beilld)t
wcroen Iolte. 2ie ale iino berl.
lid miafonlnien. Gran Grimpadcr
imo 5rau gelpis, bic 1Siibrerinnen
Der 9eiuegiins aegci 5ruienitimn.
redt, iperoen enaliihe gleoen bal.
ten mno iran Sertba @eeidmoun,
Die iid iibcr5eugt bot. bab bic Suf.
frnaetten Der D'cbr5nbI nndl oaS
Stimmreht aoiB ciniadl 6es6olb
molten, im 0oonrh Gro6ibition unO
dnoere 3ponasaciete berbeifiibren
5n fonnen, iniro IN Oentiber Spra.
DIE cine gleop 5roeit 5rauenitinim.
reHt bnlteu. Tic geriammliuna fin.
bet urter orlt sluipi5ien ocs Gent.
iden Tomenpereins itatt uno iinO,
mic gciast. 9eiuder ber5lid mill.
fonnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
Antnfitung Str
RtDDlatiOHdrf!
gmerifaHiIdlc gnuSssregiernHe mirb
i'm iucIifaniidrH NpHareh
ansegriffeu.

StdSt glerifo. 10. SlIi. - SIN
merifamiden Farlamcnt aclanate
Elm geridt 5ur 9erIeiuug. in mel.
dem Aoberto Giteuo 9lui5, amtiren.
Der @Rtliiter ocs gicubtren. idipere
sInflaeen gescn bic omeritnniihc
9unOesregierlms er1ebt, Die ofien
Die 9iepolitiondre mteritiite.
@nibington 10. Suli Nus
Ylerifo fommt Die aimoe. 0ab 6ie
RebeIIen iid INN bic aonfrrenl nit
gertretern suertas berumOriidm
moaen.
gera GruB, 10. 9uIi. = gluf ge.
iebI 0es merifami6en gefebIsho.
bers. Gberitleittuont S5un3a. iin0
10 BON ben 40 Meliterern itano.
rettlif eridoiieu iporOen. Der gln.
iilbrer, Seutnant gI5ldlar. urO Bic
nnoeren q 9lnn iino entfonmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
Tir
probibitiGa!
5oiua's SrOsreIFpe faiicH eineH
oerartisen geIdInF aHf ii.
rem SfaatsfonSsnt.

9es Toines So., 10. SuIi. =.
Die proareiiipe 4lortei bon Soma
III stroden". gloh einer beiBen
Gebatte i'm ansidnb uno 6ann in
BlcndriitiIng nnbm Der geitern bier
rr6iinete StadtslonDent Ser proarci.
iiueu 9artei NIT 3s5 aeaen 2S3
Stimmen eine 8loufe an, bic al.
10 Iautet: n3u bolten Bic Ser.
TELLING imo Den 8ettduf aetitiaer
@etrdHte fir @enuB3lpede fir Elm
oliaIes iiuo iDirtbif)aftlides llebel
itdatlih uno national. 9esboI6 ire.
ten mir in Der lleber5euguna. 6oB
ons Bolt resieren iole, oaiiir elm,
Dab Elm glmenoemeut sur Staats.
ino 9unOesberiaiiung eiugcreift
miro, neIdes Die SerIte[llma llrO
ben gerfauf geiitiger @etr1ufe fir
@enuB5nede berbietet.
0ieie 2eiolution mar aIs Iin.
Oerbeitsberidjt 6es 5uit1uoigen glus.
iduiies einberidtet iporoen, no6oem
er bort obgeidln6tet tDororn mar.
yteuu Wiitglieoer oes ausi6uIIes
0erlanstcn oaB Der saonDcnt 5u
Der 5roge iiberboltpt nidt Stel.
lung nebmen iclte, bod tamen iic
Dor Dem aonneut nidt 81 @ebor,
peil Die ntrodene4 glanfe einfa6
Ourhgepeitibt ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
atientat acplaut.
EaH.Serben batten and aniicr 8iI.
belm jnm Gpfer aus.
eriebeH.

Berlin 10. Suli. - Sicr Der.
baitete Die goli8ei gcitern ben Dor.
iitenoen uno 01itglieoer oes Der.
eins ierbiiber Stloentcn lino nabnt
eine Sousiudlng IN ben 3imnlcrn
Der Waitglieoer Dor, Inn geipeisma.
terial fir cine panierbiide Ser.
idluoring 5i finoeh in Die angeb.
lid 5ablrei6e Serbcn in oeri6ieoe.
nen StdOten oes 9eutiden 9eites
bertpidelt iinO.
gereits Dor Wlonaten iuur6e Die
beutibe Boii5ei auonpm aus Cara.
ieuo. mo Gr5ber5og 5ran5 5erOi.
nrnb bon 0eitprreid. d.ltngorn un0
@emoblin ermoroet nuroem 6abon
in &enntnib geiett, 6aB elm 9ltten.
tat geeen aaiier BiIbeIm gepIant
lei. 7lrd bic 9rag00ie bon ga.
raieiDo lit oieie Bnrmtng ncu be-
Iabt tporoen, uno Die 9oIi5ei lit
lett oiefer 8eit etfrig NIT Der lin.
teriiidnng Der 9eritporitng beiddf-
tigt. Die nerbufteten Stuoenten
oerfihern, 6nB ibr gerein Elm geieI,
Iiaer iei un6 nitbts nit BoIitif ju
fun babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
GHnitiac GrutcnuSFdItcn.
@ei5rnertrag iuddJit nod immrr nHO
aud Der Diais iir9t
ausgejeIdJHet.

@ai6iuatou TO- Sllli. Der
goranitlaa fir Ole 81 rrmartenoe
Bei8enerute, oen oa5 qlder6au.Ee.
pdrtemrnt In iciucm lebieu gldle.
Tin init 900,000.000 glui6el anaeae.
ben bate. bat iidD iniolge oe5 Dor.
5iisIiden @etter5 md6rcno oes S,u.
nj 81 @nniten pcridlo5rn. Geun
IN Dem bente bcroiicutlidten ghlle.
lin miro Der borauslidltIidlr Grtrag
oes @eiJen NIT 930,00O,00O gnibcl
onae9eben. Eas glreal, 0as oieies
Sabr NIT 0iaisforu bepiIanit luur.
De, mar fat ebenio aroB, uie oas
oes 9oriabres. Ger Stau6 Der Dor.
ailsiidtliden erute III nm etiua Gin
BroSent beiier, ais e5 0cr Gurdl.
idnitt i'm ielbeH gionat fiir oie leb.
ten 3ebn Sabre mar, ioOaB Die Grn.
tenuSiidten iiir Oieic 6rldt NIT g..
SOS, 100000 ghbel ais gut bc3eid.
net meroen fonnen 5riiit Ole
Shdbtna ein, 10 piir0e Der Grn.
teertrag beiier icin, ais in ben let.
ten fiini s5obreu. 9ie 5abaterute
miro ungeid6r INN 200,000,00O 5u.
riidbIeiben, io0aB iid Der Grtrag
ouf 7S3,000,000 Fhm0 6eIauien
mag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
Bngrdubfr On
bfr arbfit!
SprengeH ben @elOidrant eines
raatb" SdJncIlSnseS nnO
MAIDEN reide grute.

ct. 9ouis, no, 10. SuIi =
Bier mosfirte gnu6iien beitieaen
bel Wntiou, D1iiIourL cinen Sdnel.
5us Der oaatD" gn6n, foppclten
ben grpreBpogen pom 3uge los
iprengten ben @eloitranf mittelB
DDunntits uno erbelteten @ertbia.
den i'm 9etrage bon mebreren tau.
ieno Dollars. Die gnnoiten be.
iDerfiteaisten oonn ibre Sludt init.
tells eines Boots iiber Den O2iiiou.
ri Slut.
gie erpreB Gonpaup erfIdrt,
,oob Der Bertb Der gcitoblenen glr.
tifel iih folm aif $1,000 belaaie,
iudhreno 3ugbenntc Der gleinlng
fniO. bdb 0ielelben einen 8ertb
BON $4,000 bis $4,000 babcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
9ipIpmntiidlc grrIp6nna.

Wnlbington, 10. SSult. Mtii
benz oeuti6en gotitafts.aHade
BiIbeIn BON 9latb bat ii6 SRI,
Cecilia Saquelin Map, ole iiingite
Eohter oes Sberiten Senrn z. Map
berIobt. Die 8erlo6te fpirO bon
WlitqIieoern oes 0ipIomatiiden
aorps bdufig bos id6uIte Mdbdeil
I'll Mn1erifa gennnnt. ga Der 0eiit.
ihc Gniier ben Giplonaten Oos
Gingeben elmer CHE nit elmer glus.
I1rr0erin perboten bat, miro ange-
floinmen, OoB Der 9lttade Die bcion.
oere Grl1libniB eripirftc. SRI. MoD
mar friibcr cinmaI nit 3obert ga.
con IT,, ocu Sobne oeS oamoLigen
0ulerifnniihen 9otifaiters, berIobt.
Bacon III Broteitant imO Sri. Man
GuiboIifin., 9oroinol @ibbons bat.
te cine Gispers aep1brt, imo Der
&of8eitstng mar aiigeiest, als Die
BerIobimg ploblidl geloIt iuurOe,
neil Bacon nift III cine fntboliide
Gr5iebnng Der ettDaigen gtadfom.
men eintDiIligte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
8nr lcbtcn Rn6c bcltnttet.

@lar Sdunader, n1breno Der
Icsten Orei Sabre Silisreoofteur Der
Cmoba 9ribiine, iuclder 0iittipoh
iriib einer aonpIfation pon aronf-
beiten i'm ct. ,Soiep6s S9oipitdl err
legcn iii, muroe Gonneritag glad.
mittog pom @inbliiiement oes Srn.
SEQ !6oifmanu aus atf Dem Gpcr.
green 6ricobof 3ir lebteu 9lubc
bcitattet. 5ciu aoaeae Otto Sim.
Der piomete Dem 8eritorbenen ei.
men gtodrllE glls 9abrtudtrdger
ilmgirtpn Die Serren 9iar SeiOl,
IS. .. Sfinfd Gruit 3reps, Geo.
SadeI (9lugeitG tc Der Snaba Fri.
biine), giobert }en0t uuo T6eo0or
9ogel 0as 2ethengcfolge mar al.
IerOings flein ober repraientireuo.
Wtit Sdumnher lit elm tiidtiger
Sournolilt 81 @rabe eetrngen. Gb.
re ieinem glnoenfcnl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
Gieaen lle6erfallc per emit.

2ouOou, 10. Syili - I'm iih
ecgen etuoigc 9lugriiic 6urd Slug.
jeuge 81 id)iiten, bcidloB 6cute
Die britiidc 9eaieruug cntlnug Der
aiiite @roB5ritanuicus cine Rei6e
bon Ibiirmen 3u crridDteu. oic ie
init 5tpei Sdnelicucrgeidiibeu be-.
ionoerer aonitruttion ausgeriiitet
peroen iouen.
Iarineitotioncu nie gortsmout6
uno Hoirtb mo anocre Runfte,
Die 9luariiieu 0ur6 i5Iug3eugc Be.
ionoers aItsgeiebt pdrcn ioucn bon
oerdrtiaen 8biirmen boIlitdnoia ein.
gefreiit iper0eu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
@ri6lide edlanfluartcr.

gteD BEDFORD, g3oii., 10. SlIi -
2Su einem Der bieiigen Sotels iino
3pei 6raueu al STEELE itrcifenOer
Sdantlp1rter qetreten. Ser 81.
gcntbiimer oes Sotels lit Der ein8ige
SoteIbeiiser, Der auf bic 6oroerun.
gen Ser itreifenoen 5danfrp6rter
nift eiugegangen 1T mO 6at erfldrt.
er per0e Die 3lpei 6rauen i'm GienIt
ols S6anfpdrter bebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
SOmmcrlidre oerieuitimmuns.

Simmer Ieiier miro mrim SdlomlHsr
(liad 9rabms)
Simmer beiber Oieier CONNER =
Simmer peniger Die ShiiIer
Bis es emit i'm 9er6it miro fiibler.
Bin nun nieoer baIo am 81n0ern,
lle6erlab oos SdiJfteu g[noer'n;
Geiie 0urd 8ebirg lmo gs0l0er
gom @rloS Ser StunOengeIoer.
2e6t nun tpobI . ri6lpere gfotcn".
6alid geipielt ourd SdiiIerpfotelt
0obt ibr 81 neribieo'nen WiaIen
0lir Oerltriodt 96Ilcnqualen.
g1ubt Gud ans, Sbr 93uiifantep
llno berqeiiet oie 6oIianten,
9ieie oideu NIT Sonoten,
Eartituren un0 aantaten.
Gaft Sic Softer, itniirt oie aiiten:
Sanger, 8eiger, 8ianiiten,
gtiiten germ am Strano Der Seen
Ooer bel ben 9ergesiee'n.
6erienfreuOeu uno r@lonetcn"
9laes Sroiidlc gebt pfIoten4;
God I'M Serbit-Oas @elo-erneut
iih,
llno Ser 9luiifartte freut iid;
3enn elm reider GrtteIegen
aonnt aud ibm oamt iebr geIeael.
ltnb eS gebt pergnii9t itno better
0tit Dem 5tuilbengeben ipeitcr.
Gao infinitum)
q .
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gruteit seaeu grp6i6itiun.

Wlempbis. Tenn, 10. Sui. =
wait Der GrtI1ritng, OaB ods por.
deifIngcne qrobibitionsomenOement
fir bic gimoesberfoiiirng iulprnf-
Etfh imo fonfisfatoriid iei. nabn
Bic 0tnticnoI gliiociaton Of 2iebt
Barrel Stape Wianufocturers am
waitttDod, efile Neiolrtion an, mel
he Qeacn bic BrObibitionsbeDcoun
brotcitirt. D1ebr oIs hunoert De-
Itaotcn lDobnen Dem 2onoent BEL,
lpeId)er geeenpdrtis in Menpbis,
Tenn. t1gt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10
aleint etnhtncninfriten.


Oen am IA. d. Wi. cine ousaebebn'
te gleiie naf europa antreten
@riiben Sie 0ie beintatblide grOeI
1sreS ". Scclep, 2725 glpenuc
6, Council 9luiiS, pobnbnit, nurOc
BON einem tollen SllnoC gebiiien,
@r bat iib nod Dem Bniteurinititri
nad Gbicago begeben.
Gam gutler, oeiien 5rudtbuot
an Der St. WtarD's gIpe. inter per-
O1dtigen llmit1n9en obbrnnllte, i'll
pegen 9ranOitiftlmg berboftet NOR
ben.
Ger Chauffeur SSoiepb @olf bat.
te ieine Sdn1gerin Dor Dem Sem
ibow Sotel t6dtIid angegrifien mS
mibbanocIt, muroe perbdftet uno in
eine @eIoitrafe BON 500 aenommen.
SSobu Me@regor bntte iih in Der
@irtbif1it BON Stooooro & Ilere-
.oitb betriulfen uno itilr3te IN lei.
nem Smn5 cine eeIlcrtreppe bin.
a6, nobel er mebrere Slippen brah.
Or BAT gcgen Stoooar0 & Mereoitf
nunmebr cine ShooeneriasfIngc
bon $4,000 onbdngig genlaht.
Der 20. SSuIi lit bon ben gtf.
Sar.gen9fittern ais Goitor:Gag be-
iti1nnt iporoen; on S57 Heodfteure
ans ben Staotcn Soma, Siib.Ga-
fota ln0 Nebrasfa iino @inlaoungen
erg1ngen,
CHARLES 9cora, Elm 9eipobner 6es
Googc SoteIS, tptrOe geitern 2lbeno
bon beftigen S6mer5en I'M I'M
terleib befaaen rno begab iih nad
Dem Goli8eiar5t. 9ieicr nobm cine
llnteriuGung Dor uno idnitt Dem
bon S6mer3en Gepeinigten cine
g3aoel aus Dem 2ei6. 2eora ueiB
nidt, mic bic gto0ep IN ieinen 2eib
9elangte
8. s. Cotton unO 6ranf gto-
bof, gerpoIter 0es 8rieno Club,
1910 Sofparo StroBe, pltrben me-
gen 6iibreus eineS unorbentliden
SaltIes in cine @eloitrofe BON lc
$50 aenomnlen, neil iie 5pirituu'
len nod s llbr 9IbeuOS oerfouft
baben.
Die Soli3ci lit inItrltirt fporoen
oIle @igcntbaner pon 2undltanoS,
5rlthtbuOen ODER 6hubpidierbu6cn
0ie lid aif 5eitentpcgcn brett ma.
Gr. Solontdirer miro bel Der
beute glber0 bonn 3eer 95nrf @,Snt.
propemcut Club beronitolteten Ser
iommIllng cine ReOe baIten.
Sic forbigcn 8egelugercr 8l'
liam 6inuns mO Charles Sole
purOen ie ltnter $1,000 9iirgidatt
oem Giitriftsgeridt iiberrpieien.
Clifford 9ro55ie, Der einen aut
9eterIon Bros. Iautcnocn She'd &C..
faIif,t batte, lit III &oitings, gfebr,
perboftet moroen. Ger Gbedfolidler
miro 5ur gro3eiiirltng bierber &C.
brndt peroen
GorI Soitier. 1913 Chicago Str.
gerietb nit 8. s. Stnttlep in Strcit
neil 6ieier cine 9iertlnide ottf Die
StruBe geporfeu bate. Der Streit
ortete in 9bdtlihfGiten aus, nnb
i'm 8crlalife Oerielbel puroe Sau.
ier idIimm bermeher.
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qns g}e6rnsfn Gin.

Der tuobTbcfannte ssorlner Gbos.
0eIfe brad) geitern iein 56ulter.
blatt. Ger llnfoa muroe ourh oas
Gurhgeben Der aSfer0e beruriu6t.
0urh Die llnooriidtigfcit Der
Todter oes Srn. g1c9oniels, 6rah
i'm 6uuie Der GItern Elm un6eOeu.
tenoes 8euer ans, as bon g}od.
bar5leutcn geIoift nur6e.
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Bon q5lucn ,crilciidIt.

91ount Clemens, U1id., 10. SSll-
II. - Ter befanute 51ierb1noiger
Sncob 2oren3o pom &6iIaoelp6in lit
ben 8erIebungcn crleBcn. Die ibnt
3ipei ilrtge 2omen in1 adfig bel.
sSn Dem Sample iticB cr
einem Der 36iere cine giienIt1nge
in Oen Sdlun0 biuein
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OeiterrcidtlInanrn riiitct.

Earis, 10. SuIi.-Qem nEenips"
pirb aus geIsr1O genrrIoct, ooB
in Geiterreib. .lIi@aru Igbbaiie milf.
tdriide S3iiitungen I'M @unge iino.
gier5ig 8asenIaOungen 9lrtiaerie
iin0 pon 8uOapeit nad Der ierbi.
i6en @ren5e n6gegangen.
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Warming Dor ldlIedlten 8ahnen.

Hoheiter, q. y, 10. Suit =
CAB idlle6te SABINE Die llriatc bon
gibeumatismils, SerSIeioen uHo g9ie.
renfranfbeiten iein fonnen, Ieete
.nuf Dem aonbcnt Oes g}ationolber.
banoes bes 3nbuar5tc bic @iiien.
idaftIihe ltntcriuhunssfomrnii
nlfgrunO iorefdItieer 5oridungen
.un0 grperimeute oar.
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areS u. gniir aritpr6tn.

Chicago, 10. Silt. 6reo a
@uiic, friiberer giirgermeiiter bon
Chicago, unO befnulter repitblifn.
niiher EoIitifer. lit bier i'm utter
|poat As Snbrei eeitorben.
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Mns Gnniainn.

Glp6e GobertS lpuroe bier tpe9en
Ginbrllhs ultb 0iebitdbls 5u 80
Iogcn 9[reit peroonnert. Ger iltnge
0tann, oeiien goter In Siia.Onabo
mobnt, brah in oas Sous oes
Serrn Goofs elm imo itabl eine
8oI6entbr ioipie So @eIo, tpuroe
aber bon obengenontttem Serrn
feItgenonmen, che CT ieine Slndt
beDerfiteIigen fonrlte.
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ganama.gnci .gInsittllnnn.

4aris, TO- 2lli Die 9epu.
tirteitfaminer bot Die Qlorlaae an.
genouruen melhc Die uot6igen Sc.
trdgc fir oie oiiilieae 9et6eiligung
5rnilfrei6s an Scr gananla- Goci-
fie-gusiteIhng befpiIIigt. 4Gt gl6.
aeoronete itimmten 0aiiir, nur 80
oagegen.
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gSctter6eridJt.

Shon beutc uno Samitog; fpin
Deientli6er 8emperaturpe6iel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-10

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foreign advertising medium N
Nebraska
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10

outside what we know as the law.
they came about through necessity.
If a member of the underworld vio-
lates its few simple laws, or one of
them, he isn't ~put in Jail. Sometimes
he is killed, but most of the time he is
outlawed by the outlaws, despised by
his associates, put clear outside the
pale of even the underworld.
The outlaws of the underworld
trust one another; the inhabitants of
the upper-world depend for their pro-
lection on the book law. ...
In their business relations with one
another inhabitants of the under
world do business on honor; business
men do business according to law,
and many of our laws were passed to
protect the people from the crooked
ness of business men.
Take it through and through, there
is quite as much to admire in the
honor of outlaws as in the honor of
inlaws.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10
LINCOLN AS BEER AID

Editor Day Book:-It is a we'll
known fact that when the manufac-
turers of any article wish to use the
name or likeness Of any person for
advertising. their product that they
must obtain the consent of the party
concerned.
l notice brewing company is US
ing a caricature of Abraham Lincoln
for advertising beer on the billboards
of Chicago. Now, I do not suppose
that if Abraham Lincoln can see these
biIlboards, as religion teaches US he
can, that he worries much about it,
but it does seem to me, who like mil
lions of others has enshrined the
memory of the deeds and life of Ahra-
ham Lincoln in his heart, that there
should be some means of stopping
this sacri1ege to the memory of the
Great MISUNDERSTANDING Thorpe,
II West Grand Az.
P. S.-Mr. Editor: like my beer
as well as anybody.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10
LETTERS TO EDITOR
BOND ISSUES

Editor Day Book, and 1 can
safely say many more, would be
pleased to hear your opinion on the
issuing Of bonds.
Is it a great benefit to the general
public that our country should go into
debt and pay interest on that debt to
make secure our state and national
banks? Every hamlet, village and
municipality in our country is in debt
through the issuing Of bonds.
Are those bonds an improvement
on the mortgage death grip that in
dividuals fear so much? Would not a
pro rata assessment be an advantage
in the long run? Is it fair to saddle
a debt on. our posterity and leave
them in the power of the money lend
er? Is this not the great medium of
centralizing wealth?-John Green,
1899 Ellis Az.
ANOTHER LABOR EXPOSE?
Editor Day Book:-The entire
quack press of Chicago is now a unit
IN boxyine y oioht oo1i1nonc To tho no ora
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10

the Tribune being the last to coma
into the deal. This means a new COM
bination between the department
stores and the quack newspapers to
establish a central ad-setting plant,
where all the ads for all the papers
can be set up in one shop by one set
Of men, instead Of each newspaper
having its own workmen.
This means throwing out on the
street about 1000 union printers,
stereotypers and engravers- big
savings in DOLLARS to the quack
press and the department stores, who,
of course, need the money.
What are the heads of these unions
doing? Can they do anything? Do
they want to do anything? Are the
heads of these unions in league with
the arch-schemers of this plan???
Or are they going to act like MEN
and throw the old-fashioned monkey
wrench into this labor-crushing,
steam-roller, money-getting combina-
ton.
We, the people, are watchfully
waiting.-Alfred. Gordon. WiImette,
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
PIANO MOVERS IN boris"
Crowd Sees Novel Addition to
Opera s Coronation Scene.

The opera continued in its usual even
rath yesterday. though the late srriva,
Of the piano during the first act OF the
afternoon performance OF Boris Godu-
now came near holding ND the opera.
The piano is used in the orchestra in
the third scene OF the 9rst act. and tue
audience was astonished 1T seeing six
huge piano movers stride down the mid
die aisle al the conclusion Of the second
scene and lift the piano into the orches-
ira pit. II IL had not arrived just whom
Il did the great coronation scene voald
have 10 have been delayed or omitted.
The cast was as usual with Mr. Didur.
Mime ODER. Mr.. Althouse Mr.. sesufola
ana Miss Braslsu. and The large audience
was q token OF the hold the work has
taken upon the public.
In the evening there was a perform
ance of Die Walkdre AZ popular prices.
with Mr.. Jorn as Segmund. MI We'll as
Wotsn and Miss Robson ss Fricka. All
three gave credtable performances. but
little else Nine Fremstsd sang Sieg-
linde with great discretion. Mr.. Ruysdsel
was sinister Hunding. and Nine Gadski
sang Brunnhilde unusually well Mr..
Hertz conducted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
WEDDINGS.
hADDEN-llOYO.

Miss Rebecca Lloyd. daughter OF Bisn-
IN and Mrs Arthur s. Lloyd, was mar
red Yesterday afternoon in Calvary
Church. Fourth avenue and 2lst street
"a Calvin Hadden. son OF Mr. ana MIS-
Harold Farquhar Hsdden. The ceremony
vss performed by Bishop Lloyd, assisted
nv the rector, the Rev. Theodore seos-
wick
The bride. vino was given away by ner
brother. John Lloyd, wore white saun
with a tulle veil. fastened with wreath
Of orange blossoms. She carried a oou-
met of lnies-of-the-valley and white Or
chids.
Miss Margaret H. Strong, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Remsen Strong, was
the maid Of honor The bridesmaids were
Miss Lois Martin. Miss Dorothea narrow
Of Georgia Miss Emily Riggs. or Balu-
more: Miss Ietitia Scott Of Philadelphia
and Miss Isabel Doolttle. Of Ithaca
Harold F. MADDEN. jr., was his broth
ers best man. Tpe ushers were anoiher
brother Edward *. Hadden; George W.
Martin. Arthur Sweeney. +. W. Martin
ir.. Frank {. Page. Paul Renshsw. J. X.
Coolidge. Sd. OF Boston; Charles ID. Os-
horne. OF Auburn. y. Y, and Douglas
Croker Of Boston.
The ceremony was followed by recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents
No. Lexington avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
STRAUS SHOWS WAR FILM
Gives Private Moving Picture
Exhibit of Balkan Scenes.

Oscar straus, chairman OF the cohs'Ai-
,inople Relief Commission, gave p1-
va.e exhibit Yesterday Of more than I'VE
thousand feet Of moving picture films oe-
melting. the devastated regions through
ont Albania. The purpose OF the eNhioi-
,ion was 10 show how greatly the peasant
mountaineers of Albania were IN need Of
funds. after the Balkan war, 10 Keep
them from starvation.
The exhibition was held in the studio
n the Kinemaoolor moving picture con-
Germ. al No 1900 Broadway.
The pictures were largely panoramic
and William Howard. VINO took them
ro6e horseback for nearly five thousand
miles through the mountainous country
TO get them.
Mr. Howard said that when the SER
vians entered the mountain passes ana
svooped down upon the peaceful VII
layers they ruthlessly murdered all Ma
hometans. but left the Christians ~
peace When the Servisns left the de-
stroyed villages they took with them
such Christians a. cared TO follow them,
and AT the next village established them
in the houses OF the wealthy Mahometans,
whom they had driven from their homes.
Mr. Howard praised the conduct OF the
American missionaries stationed through
out Albania and Servis.