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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
glns sSunais stnatshauptitaht.

= Die 8oubonfdIIe IN Der Staot
mebren iih tpieoer in be1ngltigenoer
8eiie 8ouneritog glbetO eegen 8
ltbr tpurSe 6. 6. Soporo BON ser
Sisf 9flbber Co.. in Der glealont
Strabe nabe Dem Oletbo6iiten.So.
ipitdl non 8tuei @eselagerern NIT
Doreeboltenem RepoIner our Seraus-
eobe ieiner 8aorIdaft nufgeforoert.
Soluaro CAB ie6ob GeriengeIo, mo-
raul ibm cine 4isel na9seianot
iuitroe, ueld,e ibm ben rehten glrm
Seridmetterte. @r iparoe I'M Weerep
Soipitol operirt. SeoenfoIIs oieieI.
ben gonoiten bielten 80. 8. gberett
bon 1907 Wiople StrnBe nnf oieiel-
be glrt ouf. S5ier paren iie ie0ofD
an Aen llurid)tiaen aeratbelL oenn
gperett lcbIue Dem eineu g1uber
Oen &ebolper ans Der Sdn0 una
lirefte Den itreiteu nit einem mud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

tiget Shlag gu gooen. Die gln,
greifer entfainen oann.
- Der iebige Staotrotb bat ei.
uen friiberen 9ei6Iub nod por lei.
mem 9iiidtritt nioerrufen. munud
has @ebnIt Der &oli5iiten inlO Sen.
eripebrlellte erbobt tperoen iolltr.
Nnngel al fliiiiigcm @eIo lit Die
llriade Oieier 8ioerrlifilng.
- Gem iligenoli6en eSnbn Miiier,
tpeIder Dor Itsigerer Belt, ais Elm
BON 5rmt 2auretta 9arr lino Sa.
tberine g6ermann geIenftes 9Iiito.
mobil in iein 6pbrperf bineiura.
ite, einen SddOelbru6 oapontrrs,
erbielt bonn @eribt $2500 Sdaoen.
eriat 3ugeiproden.
- @. 8ertinelli ur6 0eiIen Gle.
geiponit tpllroen am Sonntag lit
Soft genommen, neil lie IN ibrent
Snltie, 525 Oit / .SrtoBe, obne 81.
gems uno logor am Sonntng oIfo.
bolii1e @etr1nfe perfaitftert. Cine
Menge trinfbareu Stoffes tpur6e be.
iblagnabn1t.
- sSn Stofton, Gal, ipur0e Die
ssralt oes glr3tes Sorbart bon Ii.
rem iopauiiden 8eoienten ernorOet.
Die Grmoroeta itonuntte aus 9es.
Wloines iIno mar bier NIT einen
Serrn Sennitlas berbeirotbet, bon
Dem iie ii9 f1ei0en IieB.
- Die 8erfedter beg 9[nfuufs
Der @niieriperfe ieitens Der Stabt
ipoGen enttpeoer oie Ieste gsabI, incl.
DIE ibnen cine gdeOerlnge br1dte,
anfeGten, ober iid fir Die ginbc.
ruflrng elmer Spe8ialmabL i'm Stunt
ms 8elg leeeu.
- @tltbre6er Itattetett W1osItdg
in oller iriibe Dem 2ooen bon Sb.
Idno Bros. in Campbell, 8oR Goun.
tp, einen ilneripiini9tsn 9eIud) nb
unO erbeuteten $50 8oargeIo itno
Maaren i'm @ert6e bon ettpo 5000.
Gin @iiter3ug Der Great @e
itern 9abn entgleiite am Samitoe
@orgen nobe Cummings inrb ftiirSie
in einen @rabeu. 2eonnro Shoe.
mafer bon bier trug @erIesiiueen
am &obfe naborI. tlslR
SSnfolge elmer grproRon fam
am sSreitag abenO in Carlisle Der
MrHenoiener 8anscon rrt's 2eber.
CT betrat, od oie 2ifter in 0er
Stride sn erl0fdeu 6robtcn, NIT ei.
ner brennenoeu 2otdrne bic gcleud.
tilnssottIoeen; oos entitronsnbc
Gas nerirlodte ote grpIoiion.
Wlilton 01oilin, Der gerfiibrer
ser ilieenoIiden I1ore1retbe 2ufu.
berm NerIdtpirbsn ieiner Seit lber.
al sroBes gEufieben erreete, tpurSe
onf sebn Sabre rob Dem 3uhtbous
gelanbt. Die rtIetne" 2aifd er.
tlGrte iid init Dem ltrtbeiI bsfric.
oist.
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0emplraten iieaen in aanias Gitp.

aonios Gitp, @ao., s. g(pril. =
SenrD 3. 2loit III nit elmer Wiebr.
Felt bon 5000 bis 1000 Stimmen
iiber bic bier @egenfaubiodten gum
Rabor ipieoererlpablt poroen. Die
Sfueitgrobte Stinllen5abl crbielt oas
parteiloIe Gidet, Oelien SSiiue Som.
miiiiOnsperpaItting mar
SGmintli6e aonbioaten 0es Sber.
Bnl,ies 0eS StaOtrat1s ipuroen er.
ipdblt. aud bic oeuofrntiiden ann-
Oiooten iiir Comptroller, Sfnsmeia
iter imb NoIi3eiribtpr iiegten 0la.
nor Doit iieate in lib bon Oen 10
@aroS Der Stoot. Gem Eemcfra'
ten fam bic 5poltuns Der @epuba
Iifaner in ore; isafiionen iebr 5n
Itntten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
airdjIidjcs.
(fp. ..lnth. 3iuns. .Sirdle.
Sitern: Seine SonntoosihlIe.

Gitern Sfeine Sonntogsidule.
@otteSbienit NIT iScier oeS sci,
Iigen SlbenonldbIS 1890 Morgens.
8eid)te 10 llbr MorgenS.
Abenos Inn 1880 ioa cine aan.
tate pom Gingdlor poraetraeen tper.
Den.
griiuoonnerltoe: @ottesoienit init
Seier oes SeIligen 9lbenomabIs im
7:45 glben0S.
Gbarfreitaa. e5ottesoierlt 10 llbr
Wiorpehs unO 2::30 gtadJinittags.
Tle 6relmNr iino ber3lish ein9e-
laOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
@ertran mit GoIpmGia nntcraeidlnet

@aibington, s. gtpriI. = SSn go-
gotta, Der Sauptitaot GoIombio'3 5,
purOe geitern Der 8crtrag oieier
iiioamerifnniiden 9iepublif NIT Den
Der. Staaten betrefis Der Bmn1na.
tonaIfontrooerie unter3ei9net. Cos
Gotiment muB nun nod, I'M redts.
trdftig su ieiu, bonn aongreB bon
Colombia mo Dem Sennt DER Ser.
Stoateu ratiiijiert neroen.
Der Sertrog beltimn1t, SoB Die
Der. Staoten al Colombia cine
Smme BON $22,500,O0O bis $25,-
100000 ais grinb fir oie 9lbtre.
tliug bes aanaIaebiet5 be5ablen iol.
len,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
NISridl fir 9onoreI,.

QincoLn, geeb., s. glpril. - Das
efate Sournal brirot ben gsamen
bon Gbeiter s.. gllorid NIT Der 9to-
fttunticn oIs annoioat fit RonsreB
fiir Den criteu Rebrasfd 0iitriit in
aysrbinOnMa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
adItjr6H Nc6rasfa StdOte strOfeH1.
gruBibitiOuiiien MAIDEN iebr gro
ne 5urtidDritte; beoentet eiutn
&arnnnssruf fir alls
libernlrn Yirger.

Der 5anatismus bat geitern in
Iuniercm idlonen Staate einen I'm.
gemeiu aroBen Sieg errungen
oas giudereIement bat es 3uitanOe
aebrad)t oaB in IS Stdoten fein
geeBIiher 9Iusi6anf beiteben oarf.
Gin tIeiues Riloiter aui Oieie Buu.
DC III rs. ooB oht nnoere Stdote
Die bisber otroden" moreu, III 3u.
tmit ibren Tlrit geieslidI loideu
oiirfen.
CAB Ole 9tuder 5orti6ritte mo,
den, bepeiien ole Ebatinhen. 9ie
Sta0t sails Gitp lit 5lm eriteu Wlo.
Ie icit 5s Sabren, mo 5lpor nit
I172 5timmeu Dfebrbeit, 81 Den
4, ,Grodenen" iibergegangeu. Su
emerion. no oaS li6erale Clement
ieit einigen 5pan5ig Sabren onS
Seft in Der Sano bate, baben Die
9mder eile quite Nlaiorit1t a,tf3u.
lueiicn. Gem gegeniiber bieten bic
St1ote ct. Bniil uno @enod eineu
Croft, 0em oerer 8iirger elitlhieben
iid) nod einidbriger 2rodenbeit tuie.
Der 3ur Guelle 5ltriidJlfebren. lie.
beraQ aber mar Die Stimmen5nbl
cine 5ieinlih aleihe. mas allen II.
berolen 8iirgern geiuiBlib elm Bor.
mmas5eihen iein iollte.
Gie Stoot Shelton ieood), Die bon
S5abr 81 sSabr 5pii6en nab" uuO
rtroden" idpnnfte, lit gum liberalen
Clement iibergegangen. 8oboo lit
init 7 Stimmen UiaioritGt troden
gelporOen
Die folgenoen Is StGbte paren
noB lnO itinnlten troden: arnpo.
Doe, genfelmon, gelltpooO, Bancroft
Gaanpap 3orheiter, @ping, Gmer.
ion, Sails @itp, Sifmon. Sumbolot
2eyington, GgaIaIla, 9fuiboile, Sil-
Der Greet, Superior, 8oboo, 8Ol.
bn9
Qie folgenoen iieben trodenpn
Stdote itiunn1ten nab: gtIma, aI-
bion, Gonitaf, @reeleD Center, Sro,
Goca, Stapleton, St. Baul.
RoB: glInto, 9(Ibion, GGianee, 9e.
atrice, Glarfs, Columbus, 0aplon,
6ulerton, ssoirburD, sSrelnont. 60.
tbenbura. @enon, @rano Sslano,
GREENWOOD, Sanelof, Somer, So-
things, aearuep, 2niireL, 9ta6ilon,
g1eport, gteligb, 9fortb 8Inttp, 81.
gaeil, Sconto, glottsnloittb, gIdin-
oiep, genoer, Gocn, 9iulo, SbeItoit
StapIcton, ct. Saul, Springfielo,
Sdupler, 8aterIoo, Sterling.
Sroden: 9linsportb, gluburn, g(r.
lington, 9enteImnn, 9eIlpooo, Bro.
den gotp, Blair, Gaaonop, 0abio
Gitp, 9or6eiter, @merion, SAILS 81.
tn, @ibbon, Sebron, Sifmnn, Sunt.
boIOt, &irnbon, 2erinton, 2pons,
MiIler, 0goloao, OafIano, gonca,
Sbn6ert, Stella, Gunner, Superior
Gefnnob, Eecumieb, 8ahn& @auia.
Sn genion baben 6ie GepubIi.
faner ale itGotii6en genmten ct.
mGblt. 60 Sorenien bat WinDor
George n. SIN geihIasen.
Sn 6lorence pur0e Der friibere
@abor 3. 9. Gu6er gegen ben
0emofraten George Sorenion ge.
pGbIt. SonIt purOen ertp6bit: Sobn
gonoeuion, 9lep., Stabtratb, sSanes
grenanan, 8ent., S9nsneiiter, 8.
6. 0iogers, Dent, Sugenieitr; @.
&. Gbomos nno Sanles 8 Sobn.
ion, Sep, Stootratb.
SSn eincr gln5abl St1ote tuliroe
goieboa am Sonrtog our9 Oie
8nbI einsefiibrt.
9lbitimmung iiber Sonntaes.9aie.
ball.
Sir - gliblano, amberit. Blair,
grofen BON, GaIlapap, SorOpce,
Sartington, aeornep, RcGoof, 9tor.
folt, 0r0, Sibtoib, 8Iainpieip, Cunt
uer, S6upler, ltplano.
9agesen-9eatriee, Cults, @ib.
bon, Sebron, Secitmieb.
g9ettsr6rri6t.
sChot qfbatAg ms 1nunarg4on
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
lllinnfnmnf I'M arnn Shsater.

Dcnnerito9 gIbenb iueroen it'd
Splie @cItergorO, Der dnlerifdnilbt
Observation-Disclosures, uno Der
syrdu5uIe Dc gfiien i'm Minstarnpit
lneiigu geiDg liilo ausge5eihnetg
Minger ano man fam it'd aitf einer
bigioeu 3datpf seiobt MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
eeI6ItmDrOpcrindl.

@ranO SsGano, 91eb., 7. Slpril.
Ser % Sabre alte albert Sore ilfte
ieinem Gaiein Elm GilOe 81 MAIDEN,
inoem er cine ans 91rboliGure un0
areoiot beite6cnoc goiuHg trant.
gfieOeraeifIagenbeit MIRO nls grnno
augeaeben. lie aerfc erbielten i'm
am 2eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Berlin, s. slpriI. - glui geran.
Idiilmg oeS Geutiden 2uitiabreruer-
banoes bemiibt iid icet aud] Der
ruiiiihe gIerotlub onrum, DAP bie
5reiIaliung oes in 9tuBlan0 geian.
gen iieeHoen oeuti6en gnitidiiiers
Suns gerIiner ml0 ieiner beioen
2eioensgenoiien belhIemigt iperoe.
Der oertIhe @erbonO ielbcr rihtetc
aiiBeroem ourd @eneraaeutnnnt b.
b. Colt elm oireftes @eirdl an oeu
3oren uno bat nm 6reiIniiumg, im.
fer ,pinipeis 0aroui, oab Die 8rei
bod MIR cine iportlif)e Geforofabrt
in 8erbiHoung nit einem gettiIie.
gen genioft b1tteit, ilno ibnen gar
nidt i'm Sinn eelegen bdtte, Spio.
mage 5u treiben. (Bie bereits &c,
meIOct. 1T bic Spionagcflagc oenu
aud ifIieBlid) falen geloiicn NOR
ben, - ooeegen ihnebt nod cine
alaee betreffs lleberiIiegung ruff.
ider 6eihmgen)
Der neite fleine areujer ,aarls.
rnbe" beenoete feline grobefdbrten
in ser 0on3ieer 9udt. Rn6oem
er ieine boIle glusriiitung in aiel er.
baItcn, tritt or am %. Iai Die
5abrt nod onrrifaniiten @euai.
lern al.
9os gnnferottberinbren gegen Die
grobe 5irno q. 8ertbeim & 60,
oeren 8erbinoIi6feiten iett auf ct.
ipn "a Milionen Wlorf ange9ebqn
lueroeu, plroe beute in oller 5orm
er6iinet. Die Gdnierigfeiten Der
Girma iperoen bon Der Belt on oa-
tlrt, ols Der a6iiritentriiit" oas gro.
be oreiiode SanoelsbaJoorluiterneb.
men 5u iiunnairen begann, oenn
Der g5iiritentrliit" ielber fam in
geESIihe Ghwierigfeiten,
Der goIiseiprGiioent 8eegnl1nn
bon aGln lit infolge oes Stanoal.
pro5eiies, tpelher Dor l6ilserer Belt
begonn imo oieten 5tditb 1uipir6el.
te, luu ieine GntIdfiiins eingcfom.
men, Die ondl 6eipiuigt tpuroe. 9u
ieinem Rahfolser lit Der 2dnoes.
oireftor 0es iSiiritentbums 8aloef,
b. Bloienopp, ernannt tuor0cn.
guoapeIt, s. slpriI - Gin ilngo-
rider Sod)ltapler. Elm Stltoent nn-
mems Sanos lliparb, Iegte ii6 ben
@roientitel bel, gab iit fir Oen
Sobn eines 0ingnaten aus, tpobnte
ipohenlong in oen bornebmIten SO.
tells. belt it'd 3ieneridoit imo 2lu.
tomobile. betrog 8eid1ftsleite Inn
Slmoerttauienoe rmO perouftete emo.
lid. Gr bat oud) biele Spfer in
Der oeutiden aeidsbauptitoot.
Scr 9cbrecJiller gombenattentd.
ter aatdrnu lit nGueIter Nteloiing
5uiolge in Der iudbreno oes Bal
fanfrieges nielgenonnten Staot lies.
fueeb perbnftet pprSen; umO es lit
bereits ein 9luslieferunesuerfabren
eingeleitet.
Die 6Iterreidiih.ungariihe glegie.
rung beb1lt bic iueitere Gnttpide.
lung nuf Dem @oIfnn offenbgar felt
i'm glnee. sIuber ben bereitS BON
Eola auseeInifenen @eI6lpaoern
iino nod tpeitere Sriegsifiiic beor-
bert iporoen. ilm Streli5fabrten alt
Der aiiite bon gIlbanien imo i'm Sc.
niideu @teere por3lmehmen Soe.
ben iino Die Gdlahtihiffe YWto.
n1rh" uno gabenberg" obge.
fdbren, Inn on Der Gurdiiibrung
Der Srore tbeil5unebnten. Wau er.
bIidt in Dem Shritt Der mabge.
benoen Getpnlten einen oeutliden
@inf nnfJ Der 9libtllng OoB Die
Doppelmonnrdie Die a6ii6t bat, Die
aontrolle iiber Die ibr 5lmd6it ge.
legencn @ebiete i'm europdii6en @et.
terlpinfcl nit Ftnrfer Sano uils5n.
iiben.
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5ar gerIiusrs srsiIaIInus.

Btitsrr gemiibnnsen, and icitrHs
oeS ruiiiidlen AfrOflubs, - Ame.
riianiidIer 9ienit oes neusu Siren.
serS gaarIsrnbe". - glisieHban.
fsrOtt Der 5irma @ertbbeimsr in
fOlge Der HnfIOInna OeS 6hritrT.
trnits. - aOlns 8OlijsiprGiiOent.
- Nombtnattentdter uOn DE-.
brecjin i'm gdlfan sepadt. - lin.
sariidIe 3Oditapler. = SeiterreidI
halt CSreH5wadIt nnf Der AOria.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Die Qeihe ocS DliIlion1r3 iSre.
ocrid u, 8eperb1uicrs fam geItern
9l6eno our1 Oma6a allf Dem SIC.
&C nud Rod SsSsIanO, Der Seiuot6s.
itaot oes @ntihIaienen.
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Wetter6rridlt.

G6on g(benoS mS 0ounerItag
iteigenOe Gemperatar Oonneritag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

dH unmlbar nntbem obn 8oe wop feline Genna nDs.
f Hor b GontsbspartemeHs In aon niebereeltg boe
Iau,t. omtdn rsin bab Abtb b stpei Shfs6ats.
itrGr J. SUM- feline Stenung ritbega prbs 5err abw lit
felt msbr as Oibis arn TIM %toasemnt tdtig gteR gilt
ols Der beuntt Mann in Beus u plomotiIe gt3snan nno
Grngen bes ntenataR Rets Gs k ba err Ab init ben 3ns
tanben b I'm SaaisbsparmsHt un eetr bun sins Hb uus
suftbeH fd Dies n aud Der @runb fir ben Rdtri bes Germ Mooss
ssusn u, ubslsi bss Oifisn in abrtSt atkut DarOs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

SttIlnne seindt Deittitfjer Muuu
iuft 5ielhng diIf Der Gorm, riAb
GrIobrlsltg bnbai. gla Fraaen S
100 Euloba Trihiine,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly. Is recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26
H. S. Med.

reformers, idealists and history
making German. Americans, like the
two and half million German born
who are with us today, no doubt re-
membered the great Bismarck, the
first social refuriner of the century,
as he has been described when he
uttered: 1t is my deliberate opinion
that the prosperity of the United
States is chiefly due to her system
of protection. | urge that Germany
has now reached the point where it
IS necessary that she follow her ex-
ample"
#
When the lannon's mouth shall
lie stonped with rust; when the rose
shall'have wasted ns fragrant sweet
ness Oh the desert air of battleields;
when brother shall not wage war
against brother; when universal
peace shall reign supreme, let Ger
many ponder over the words OF her
great statesman and lend her ears to
the unfolding message of the man
of SORROWS" the great Lincoln when
he uttered: with malice towards
none, with charity for all. with firm
ness in the right as God gives US to
see tie right. let US strive y to
do all which may achieve aud cher
lsh, a just AMI laa,ing peace among
ourselves aud with all nations"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26

The people who have made the
airsh;p famous and have given the
world it's kreat music operas, differ
vastly from we Americans. La the
largest city in the worl.' built on a
definite plan. Berlin. il Is forbidden
to water flowers, except betW cen the
hours of 4 aud 5 o'clock in the
morning. The Board of Censorship
has placed the ban on. That Mes.
merizi"g Mpndelssohn Spring Song
lune," My Wife's Gone To The
Country" AlexanIer's Rag Tune
Band" etc. gu the piano before { in
the morning or after curfew here at
night. Tan going. or made in
America" dances are not tolerated.
No :'e.iding may he aired from The
front windows, or milk b"iles,
butlles Of s"r,elhing else &c, left To
view, as you witness 1t IN our fla
districts. In their place are flower
pots with beautiful plants and cling
ing vines such as you see in windows
IF The business houses of Minneapolis.
Denver, St. Louis and New Orleans.
D"ellers in apartment houses are
inI permitted to lake their show ers'
at cold plunge; there are no strap
hangers iu Berlin. In the most
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26
which ranks next to l}oston's great
organization of musicians.

which ranks next to Boston's great
organization of musicians.
German teachers and German con.
servatories produce more singers of
the VI .ll'a and N"rdica type than
those of any other coustry. Pro-
baby the small operas and schools
of the old provincial capitals should
still be accounted The most valuable
educa' ional asset.
In journalism do not find many
Z'la's Tols,oi's Ibsen's or Maeler-
llnck's, bui Germany has her Ii. &.
" ellis of brilliant imaginative writer's
IN Michael Conrad. and Detlev Won
llllencrom VIII" died recent. was
termed the Kipllng of Germany.
However, according TO Henry James.
Gerrnany's literature ia below par.
The drama, as well us the recent
moving picture industry. have pro-
duce,i their share OF celebrities, aud
III sculpture and painting we are
ever reminded of that intelligent,
frugal aud industrious nation of
busy bees.
We are proud to call those famous
Germans who drifled to our shores
Carl Schurz, Isadure Slraus. and ia.
cob ltliS as our own. Those great
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26

beautiful city in Europe, the new
Berlin, you can't hail taxi" You
must first get The PERMISSION of the
police. That dignitary will select
the car for you conveyance.
In the Arts. 1t is impossible within
the limits of brief writing to pre-.
sent all adequate record of Ger
nlany's great achievements in all its
rich complexities. Many aspects in
themselves of the first water must
be totally ignored or dismissed with
a mere ailusion.
In the world of science and in
venfion. Germany is recognized as
the Edison of Nations. Iu medicine
and surgery she stands foremost; III
music and literature we are iEdebt-
ed to many rendi,lons aud classics.
Since the Industrlaliza,ion of Lelp-
zig, we look 10 Berlin as the home
of the finest chamber music in the
world. Her CRITICISMS III the world
of music are the most sought. and i,
may be added too, the most severe.
Her wonderful Philharmonic So
ciety Of Berl'u is world famous, aud
from her wonderful Symphony Ur
chestra, we have, directly or in-
directly, the great Symphony Or
ches,ra If Minneapolis, Of which
Emil Oberhoffer 10 conductor and
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PROPOSAL

< ALE OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
- OF -FOUR AND ONE-HALF PER GENT.
SINKING FUND BONDS OF THE CITY or
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, AT PAR AND
ACCRUED INTEREST FROM SEPT lSrY
A. d. 1914.
Proposals will be received by James r..
Price City Treasurer. for an or any part
thereof of $50 600 -Four and One-half Per
Cent Sinking Fund Bonds AT PAR AND
ACCRUED INTEREST FROM SEFrEM-
BIER /. A. d. 1914, until the entire issue has
been sold.
These bonds are issued under authority
OF an Ordinance OF City Council. passed Au-
gust 9th, A. ID. 1914, and approved August
sth, A. ID. 1914, and are issued TO provide
funds for the Board Of Water Commissioners
for the purchase and installation Of water
meters for the city OF Wilmington. They
will bear date Of September /, A. d. 1914,
and viii mature October 1, A. d, 1887, and
will be issued in denominations Of $50 or
multiples thereof
All proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check for two per cent. of amount
of bonds bid for. the same 20 be forfeited i'm
case the bidder fails to accept and pay for
bonds awarded at City Treasurer's Office. at
~ o'clock noon, ON September Gath. A. ID.
1914.
Bonds will be sold. in the order in which
proposals are received. Interest is payable
ON October / and April ] Of each year
JAMES Il. PRICE.
sept1l, ,12,16,19. City Treasurer.
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
SEPTEMBER II.

.
Mercury, the great giver of life vi.
brations, is the planet governing your
birthdate and Virgo, representing the
hidden fire of the earth, is the sign.
The fault of this nature is its tenden-
cy TO pick everything and everybody
to pieces, to criticise them and not to
look on the bright side of life at all
times.
There is desire to rule other people
and to manage their affairs. You love
order and harmony, but are too fond of
show and ihe appearances of wealth
The character is nervous. ambitious,
energetic and progressive. The talents
are for a public career and success in
music or ON the stage awaits such ann
hition.
The Want Ads win help those who
seek Office and hotel positions.
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Information for Travellers
Time troeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked - Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE 9 wAsHI

Philadelphia A. M-s.15.. sso+ 4.1o'
i69s ii ss ii 81 p MiS27 - e. iSo. s.s5 5.oo.
4ao. t5s' siO Ssi' ssS no.
TO P&7a'dSR' Pm sundays Os. 49, lO ;OS SO
2s. 5ss 80 o' ssL ss 7io 7so 7sS' sOi' 0OS' 9is'
ssSd.5.I.
TO H1imo ss @ Ts'rCn NJ o. 1cl' iS +2i 7&lS. &
sos. Sos 0 ia sHa 55ss 5s. ss 81 sis
To Baltimore and Washington sundays Ml2.oe loi. Ai9s,
t.os., 5.is. 5.i7.5 So, !. g. 62s az sis S.oss ~ ~
Way Station. snndsys A. M.so5 p MLs5o.
y Point. BaIAWAHH BA va s pIvIsIos P " sASIRoAD %
'4 Down STATE suSdsys y % SS6 % e. So SO io a. pMs
RAILROAD
" % io s9s siS ST. M g. 49, So
basinors ana Washington Sundays M45e' sSs o52* p M
sss Is 81 ss s4! 30 .5i IS: 49, 5SG ss os
!, P'd'h is p a. .so s; go e. g s 1885
RIr1LADHLPH1A 3 READING
Ss Stations No. Il So e. A. s aS a. 30 30 : M NJ '' NJ 'a'
- WILSON LINE STEAMBOATS,
phnsdephA and Chester daily 80
days additional a nd P ~ ~ '' ana '"
PENNseRovE FERRyBoAT LONG BEACH
t saturdays only wilmington p Leave pepnssrope
RIyERv1Ew BEACH, PENNsv1ILE NJ j.
1890 A NJ 745 r. NJ trip SAT
M 90 rs p and tb b on sun
700 800 1i80 A. M, p. NJ "
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
To Chester and DarbyLeavs minute,
minutes after The hour and half hour
even even hour % & and half hour for instance 90 leaving
minutes besnSS minute H s, no. 72S to etc Ssh;s
u,es minutes before an. bou r ana Market streets
D " minutes before the half hour az for ia
Evening journal., 1914-09-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ny ANTED-EXpERIENC ,5Ok. AP.
w ply At once. 1ols Rodney 81. SLIT
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ELECTION NOTICE
Republican Kent County
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that the Re
publican Party Of Kent County Will
hold a Primary Election from one
o'clock p. m. to secen o'clock p. m.
On Saturday, September Il, 1914
for the nomination of candidates for
the County and District Offices to be
filled at the General Election 70 be
held on -uesday, the third day of
November. A. ID. 1914.
BY order of the Republican Kent
County Committee.
GEO. c. Herring. Temp Chairman.
ROMULUs A. HOPKINS, Temp. Sec.
SCAT
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REGISTER'S NOTICE


TNSTArE OF MARGARET ROWLAND
IL GOODMAN, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters les-
tamentary upon the estate Of Margaret How
land Goodman late of Wilmington hundred,
deceased we're duly granted unto Charles
Rowland Goodman, on the twenty-htth day
Of August A. ID. 1914, and all persons in
debfed 10 the said deceased, are requested to
make payment 20 the executor without delay,
and ali persons having demands against the
deceased are required TO exhibit and present
tbe same duly probated. 20 the said execu-
COR on or before the 25th day OF August,
A. d. 1915. or abide by the law in this
behalf .-,..
Executor.
Address Reuben satterthwaite, Jr., Esq,
dupont Bldg. city. aug '-eod-dwks.
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FARMS

100 A-Good, tillable ground. Buildings
cost as much price Of farm. Desir.
able place.
1876 A--within 4 miles Of city All tillable
ground.
A-Good buildings.
6 1-2 A-Withih 10 minutes walk 10 trolley.
1-2 A-Good frame house and outbuild.
ings
% A-Within 8 minutes walk to trolley.
Good buildings
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LADIES' TAILORS.
TYPEWRITERS


~ NPEWRITERS RENTED THREE
i months $500. Rental applied on puT'
chase Sold S5 90 monthly. Typewritess
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. 915 Market street
aug23-tf
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SITUATION WANTED, FEMALE

UOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
II cashier on clerk. Good reference. Ad-
dress VS.. Evening journal ONCE. septi o-3t
Evening journal., 1914-09-12
ROOFERS

lHT l.. WILLIAMS CO.
w. No. s2i Orange 81. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roohng. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Repairing promptly done "hone. 9ani6.tf