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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
3uafreiGsit fir Colombia seplaHt.
@enator E'@uruan crblift Onriu
Gin gntes Argnmeut fiir 8cs'
ner ocs Sanama5oll'
iui0errufs.

gpoibinaton, If. gtpril.-Stnats.
iefretar @rDon bat befannt gegebeu
bah in oeu 9ertrag Der Ser. Staa.
ten init oet glepublit Colombia
boraeieben lit, oob Striegsi6iiie,
9rubpenidliffe iorpie ErnnSportibif'
fe fiir dlottens mo armeeDorr1tbe
oen ganamafanal 5ollfrei paiiiren
oiirfen. 9ieieIbe 8oriebung lift aud
In Dem @ertrnge bonn Sabre 1903
entbaIteu, fDelhen groBbrftnttttien
authteb uno Der 9uuOesienat ra.
tifisierte, otipobl i'm Colombia nidt
onndhrn,
Sgutor S'@orman. Der 6iibrer
Der Gpponenten gegen ben 9Sloer'
rif Der 8anantatanol5ol6 reirng
Der ,omerifailii6en Shiffe, erbottt
: pon bicler 3oa6eireinng Golombios
ein altes 9lrgunlent fiir ieine SaAe.
stnoere Spponenteu Oes Bioerrnfs
Eoben Sic 3botiade berpor, onB
fBrokbritonnien i'm Sabre 1909 Der
geborugitna GoIonlbia's beige
itinmt babe, ipdbrenO Der Sap'
l3ouncefotc @ertrog ausoriidlib Ell
ne @IeiditeIluug aIer gtatioper
nerl1nge.
gefretdr 8rDan erfl6rte, Dob
ipenn Der neue 8ertrag ratifi5lri
lei, eB notbmet1oig iein miro, einer
g3ettrog 5rpiihen Colombia iuto Ra
mama ab5lihlieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Sine Settle pun Slam6er.

Salt Safe gitp, lltab, fl. glpril.
9(uf Dem Seinlpegc non Der glrbett
tpuroen 0ie S5tuliener Sultan 9lnieI-
mo un0 9onlillic 8arbo NIT Oent
9ohne eilteS 0tpnats in Ser Eaide
bon einem StraBenr1ilber iiberfal-
len. N[uIelmo bat oen 9f1uber, i'm
ieiner 5rau lmo ainoer meget 3lt
id,onen, abcr oteier ifoB i'm itie-
Ser. ibn i6lper oeripunOerl0. Ger
R6uber beraubte i'm i'm $50. Ger
SoStaIiener Dominic 8orbo entfan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
annnrs NlGbdlen perfii6rt.

Nebrere geiiser pon frogpiiroi-
gen SoteIs iino unter Itartem Ser
oadlt nerbaftet poroen, Der Serfiib'
rlns Der 20.idbrigen Qnnn Srnttb
gorihub geIeiItet 81 bdben. 9as
ilinge Df1oden mar in einem 10
GentsIaoen bei6dftigt uno febrte onI
SamItag ni6t nndbous suriid. 8ic
Iie crs6blt, nur0e iie mad gerlai.
len 0es 2o6ens bon elmer 6rauens'
perion anaeipro6en, Die iic nit Oent
9lutomobilfu6rer Sarrp WtcGlouO
befannt hahte. Gam gingen iie
mad, Dem 2onoon Sntel, Gfe Der
is. lm0 California StraBe, mo Oas
g3dodlen biz gum Gonneritag gum
2aIter ge3pungen murbe. glls @i.
aentbiimer oieies Souies lit s. 8.
9elan9ee uerbaftet tporOen 9ieier
ioat, oaB CT 0as Saus oerfanft
babe, puroe ober troBOcm in Saft
bcbalteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
seIicu far,cn nicOcr.

llnS ridltcn srOfc 3sritOrnns I'M
SirOler 3illertbal on. n SIaH'
srnbsr GrfOIs Der Oiterreidliidlen
slnIribr. - glaSiuanOerungsascnt
in grng bernrt6eilt. = aailertO'
nig iuieotr sauS mObl. - yrrur'
tbcilnng bentidsn 5lieaerS in
@arIdlan mndIt nnsiinltisen Gin
Orud. - 3sppeliu plant feline
5abrt Snr San 5rnneisep ans'
telling.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
.gSafienacnuiIenidJaft.

gtn Gonntag ben 12. aprll ner-
onitoItet Ser WlilitGrperein 9eutlhe
ggaffenoenoiIenihaft i'm 9eutiden
Souie einen groBen 9oa, gu MEL
dem ale ;srellnoe oes gercins ein-
ae[ooen fino. So SeDer ueiB, ooB
man iid BEL oen aameraoet itet5
out antiilirt, 10 iollte Der geiu6
nidts su piiniden iibrig lallett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Qennnrn ilhcrfGllt gGnbiaer.

ct. Qouis, 9io, II. glpril.
Ser 96icrbGnOiger @ulil Sdipper
tpurOe bier ipdbreno einer Sorltel'
luna bou eincm 2eoporoen ilberial-
len imO AM Arm uno Der Sdulter
fltrftbar 8erfleii6t. 8en angeItell'
ten oes 3irfus gelang es idlteBlid,
Oen 2eoparO nit giienitaben bon
Ieineln Spicr ab5lltrelben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Die .SnTfraaetten

Qon6on, II. 2lpril.-Gine aomp['
iiffragette 3ertriirnnerte 5ebn ST.
item, meId,e 9lusIteIlliugsgegenitdn'
Be ser oiiatii6en abtbeillmg oes
britiiden Wauieuns eutBielten mil
einen, Sono6eil; inoeB tpurOc Oer
sytbalt 10 gut pie sar ni6t beidai'
Stat. sic tuur6e perbaftet nnO mel
aerte Iid, ibren gtmmen an8ugeben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
aGth @pdtier.

@arantirt, oos ein8iae edte in
Omaha gebrolite godbier su fem.
gtn 8apf uno in 8laiden on mll
nob Dem 10. 9lpril
@eItelt cine aiite Oieies f0ItIid)en
9ieres. Gs miro glid nod Der
8obiluna seIhidt.
@n. 8 siuOhDbn, SleinbduOlex5
acIsRaun 2uusll2 ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
shSueg Siterluetter.

Gas bieiiac @etterbitreoit bot
praftiqes SIteriuetter borausgeiaat.
Der offi5ieae @eridt fir Ole
nadyIten "a Gtunoen lalitet tpie
foIgt: SdDnes @etter teitte abeno
uno Gonntos; iteigenOe Senlpera.
tur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
sHNtlifler stnrs.

sSrau 5ranf Sbropibire fiel leste
gtad,t in ibrer @obnung t118 georo
IL. StraBe 0ie aellertreppe binun.
ter lmO lpuroe 10 ibper Derlest.
oub lie Geute Morgen im Snoba
@cnerol Soipital 9eItorben 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
iEranssfildler Graa6ler aeltorben.

Enris, II. april. SIM @lter
bon go Sabrer itarb bier Rierre
coles, elmer Der beliebteIten Ho'
man. ii. Observation-Disclosures 6ranf'
reid,s. gr mar uripriinalid ganf.
clerf rm6 puroe Oanu SSournaliit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Nng Oireftnrilrm 0cs N1ol

Ru2 OlISllultulll
oitli6en 5dngerblulDes bat pon
Gbila6cIpbia ans einen glufritf an
ale GeIangnereine ocS 2anoes err
laIIen, Groteitreiollitionen ge0en Die
grobibitionsbeipegllug 81 unter5eth.
nen uno ciueit geIolidlcn 8eitrog
fir Sic Soften einer @cgenfanlpng.
ne an sen Sd1osnteiiter beg 8er-
banoeg, q. @oerb, $50 Niorris Ctr,
geetporf, q. S. SIT icnocn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
5o @erlette.

Rom, If. gfpri[. = Sci Como
iuuroen so gerionen meiitens gan'
crn, ourd, oie @rploiiou eines 2uft'
Iftfes berIest, uuO spei Oerielben
Iieacn i'm Sterben. 9rei Sffi5iere
Oes 2uftIdyiffes erlitten idlimme
gron6tpt1t0en. Die @rplciion Dnr'
Be Ourf Elm 8igarette beruridht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11

pAAus DNYPNAAh NA""A ANN"N
5abrt Snr SaH 5raneiseo ans'
iteaung.
Berlin, If. glpriI. - 9ds Der.
liner ,,MiIitdrluodenblutt" brirgtI
bic Rahri6t. 6aB General 8obna'
S6lobitten ieiuer Steauug aIs gii'
Observation-Disclosures am ruiiiiden
sofe eniboben lit. glIs iein giad.
iolaer 1T @eneralIeiltnaut @beliius
beihuurlt.
9ie 8erurtbeiImg oes Oeutihen
dlieaerS WlijhelpSfi in @oriddiL
Ruliiifpolen, 5u Orei 0ionaten 5e.
ihmasbuft miro BON Der 0eltihen
greIie ungiinitig beiprohen. Die
Geiltj6e 5lugperf5eueiobrit bat oas
glusu0rtige 9lmt ermdhtigt, cine
aoution bon 5000 Hubelu fir Die
GntloiIuns gliideustis aus Der
Saft 5u bieten.
Syn SeiOelberg tuur6e Der triibe'
re Observation-Disclosures @obIaeulltb,
Der 8erfoIier zines gubeS iiber
Die fran3oiiide 5remOenlegion lln'
Ter Der 9Lnflage perbaitet, Spionage
getrieben 81 babeu. @r lit ald
Oerb1ttig, S6lepperoienite fir Die
srenOenIegion eeIeiitet 81 baben.
g8ie aus sSrie0rihsbofen mitge'
tbeilt, miro cine Snn Jronciscoer
gleIHung, oaB @ruf Zeppelin cine
glmerifofabrt Sur Tanamn Batifit
8eltausIteaung gu MAIDEN tmo el'
men 2enfbaaon por5ufiihren beab'
ifttae, pom @raIeH ielbit aIs I'M
rihtia be8eihnet. 8eoer lit cine
Sseanfabrt, nod aid Die Srans'
portiriing zines 5erlegten Senfbal'
Ions auf einem Sanlpfer IN er'
nGgung ge5o9eu tporoen.
@ien, II. glpril. = 9tielige
SeIsitiir3e I'M 3illertbnle in 8iroI
(belonbers beriibult Oird ieine &anO'
ifnibinouItrie) 5erit0rten Die Srt'
] id,aften 0aariarait ino Sein8enberg
imo mebrcre @cbGuoe Der 8aIl'
iabrtstir6e.
4 aoiierf6nig 6rau3 Soiepb, Der
lid, fiirslih leidt erfdItet bate II
/ uie6er tuobIauf; imo Der glntritt
Ieiner Reiie nab llngorn lit nuI
SEN 80. 9lpril feitgeiest porom.
gluf @rilno 0es Earugrupben IA
ser 6Iterreidii6en gerfaIiung =
/ ueIder 5lr ieIbitberrIiden &e9ie
rllngsbeihliiiien 0lrh ben Wlonar,
den ernlahtigt, fnas Der ReihSratl
Lid, or6eitsunIdbig ae3eigt bat :
, miro cine foiIerli9e geroroning be
! treffs glusgeitaItlmg Der boSniidel
. go6nen befaiut gegeben. Die ge
. fanlltmahilng peiit bcionberS oil
. Die miIit1ril9e Bidtt9feit oielei
I 9a6nnetes bin.
Gie neue olterrei9iife anleibe
nelfle ebenfaqs I'M @infldng mi
Dem Gorograpben IA arsgegebel
1 miro, 1T 55.fad iiber5ei4net NOR
J. 0er.
groa, If. 9(pril. - Ger 8ertre
ter OeS SeIterreidiiden 9lopo ba
bier, StoItnp, lit wegen ger9eben
aeaen 6os 9lusnanoerrngsgeieB 81
!. Orei Dtonaten itrengen 9Lrrelts I'M
!. 500 fronen @elObnBe pernrtbeil
1 poroeu. gr bate 70 8ebrptlidtt
! gen ioipcit befanlrt, gun
2 glusriiden nnd glmerifa nerbolter
). guoapeIt, II. 9lpriI. - Der Ge
acknowledgement 6ran5 Seoiintb be
fGlnpft in ieinem 8latte entihieOe,
tie Dreibunogesner in Der nngori
;. lfen Observation-Disclosures. gr et
: f[Grt lid, bon oer gtotbuenoigfei
0es 8reibunoes iiber5ellgt uno Der
ipridt, unentiueet fir oenielben en-
| 4,,L.0kotf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11

Ser britiihe giSeoonirul 9ta.
Ieltnloto, Ser in gerbinOung NIT
bent sSloftenifanoaI berboitet tuur0e,
MIRO frieasacridtIid abaeurtlclLt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11

9eutI6e eo. .Iutb. ct. 4auIs &ir-
DIE, temporGr gde "a. ltno SeparO
9trabe; nelle 9(oreiie: %. auto
@bans. 0Ttergottesoienlt Inn 10
llbr. gei6te nm boIb 8ebn. Cont
taqsldule Inn baIb 5ip0lf. glbeno-
qottesoienIt III en9Iiider Sprade
in ser norm. Stride, 26. llnO Sa'
milton StraBe. 0eltihen9liide @e'
meinoeidule; s. u. Silgenoorf,
2ebrer.
e. Z, Otto, 8oitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Dtnt(6r aunlt
in Wmaba!
gnipi NrS 6entralucrban0eS aH
bic Seutidlen gcreinsmiteie.
Der, Oas llntcrnebmen
~ unteritiibeH.
0nlnln. glebr.. 5. lleb.. 19il.

gScrthe Neretnsbrn0erl
lin oen 9euti9en bon Omaha
Gno llmgeeenb oen idon langc ent.
berteH @enub elmer peoieeenen peut.
iden 9beater goriteIIlna 5u iihern
bat Der GentraIberbano beidIofieHJ
Die DorJiieIibe 6birago.WlilmniIfec
Geutide Ebeatcr-@eirIIidlait uitter
9eituma 0es Serrn sileemann fir
5pei QoriteIllmgen am Dlitttuoh
glbcno 6. 0tai unO SonHtog Abeno
Den 10. @ai, i'm slnericon Ebeater,
gde Is mo 9ouglas StraBe itutt.
Sur gluffii6rtlng tonlmeH:
glittwo6 glbeno, Ser 0unfIe
Runft", Sdanf in Orei 9lften; iino
Sonntag glbenO, pGante ResiiIn",
2mtipiel in Orei gItteu bon u.
8nlll.
9pioe Stiide iiuO ausge5eidnet.
uno 90 iie BON einer tiihtigen aiinit.
leraeicaidait gegebeu meroen 10
| iiebt nniern 0eilti6en ein bodlit iel.
tener @enuB In glnsiift.
g8ir iolten nun Den erniten Ters
! iud maden bicie ieltene @elegen-
beit ANS 6urf eineu 9toiienbeiith
5unube 81 MAIDEN. gsir iolten
inns begeiitern an Der oeutihcn
aunit; Elm 5tpeiter oGeutider Sug-
grfoIg" ioIlten Oieie Oeitihen Gor-
itellmaen fir lnier 9eutidtbum
merOeu.
Gesbul6 oppellieren mir oil Sic,
oaS Sbrige 5lt t6un Inn 0ieles
3iel 3u errciben. ga Die Gin
trittspreiie 75, so mo % Gents
betraaen aIio SSeoermarm auaepabt
IinO, bofft oas imterjeihnete Sfu.
mite, Dab Sic ms beim Serfailf
/ BON Sidets entgegenfommen weroeit,
IooaB ie0e 8oriteaiug bel itarfem
9eiu6 itattfinoen fam.
i "a Die oeutIhe 9iibue eilt @alpt.
/ faftor bel Der slilfredterbnltimg ocs
Geptiftblms lit, 10 iollte belonoers
aud itnIer oeiitld5er gladjipndjs 1ilr.
6ieIe oelltifen Goritellltngen iittcs
reIiirt mer0en. gringen sic lire
ernadIenen ainoer NIT, uno ma
den Sic iie befnnnt nit benz ,5il-
geno6rlnnen Ser oeittihen SpraAe.
S9Sn nOeren St1Dten hnbeu bel
iol6en gelegenbeiten Oelitidle Ser.
cine GidetS fir ibre gauge 1iitgLie.
0cr3abl gefauft, rno iollte es ms
Iebr freltet menn es audi in Snto.
ba iolde gereine g1be, Die ein
@leides tbun tpiiroen. gieaeiht lit
oSbr 8ereiu in Der Sage uno 10
9roBmitbig, ein @leides 5n tbln.
gSos Sic aud tbun mogelt, Sic fon.
nen berjidert icitL oaB es Die groBte
| g9iir0igung uno glnerfennung oes
8erbonOes fitben miro.
Sbnen aIIo fir Sbre l1nterltiis-
lng Bel oieiem edit oeutl9en mo
lobensuertben Werfe 6anfeno. 5eid)-
: net nit oeutihen @rub,
! 9eutid.9lmcrifauiid]er Gen-
tralperbano bon Omaba Siio
Smoba lulO llmgegenO.
@uItop Saueiien,
Senrp 9ooenblirg,
5ris 8lomcr,
Mug. s. Spedlt,
5rou u. 8rnnbes.
/ Gbeater-aonlite
G. 5.-Gidets fir oieie @or.
lteQungen iinb Bel allen Wfitglie.
!. !, bern bes obigen 9onlites, i'm 9eitt'
:. iten SauS unO I'M Seim oes 0nta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
GrIte Sentidlc Gresbptcriidle 6emein-
he. %. INN Snrnre Ctr.

DC, 70. HND SPEHIt SII.
@ottesOicuIte om SiterIonlltag
tpie folgt
souutagss5dule 1a10 llbr Waor-
gems.
.Greoigt lnto SSeier Oes Seiligcil
9(beuOmabIs Inn 10:45 8ornittagS.
0itergottesOienIt Der SitgenO mt
1880 glbenOs.
Gum sablreiben 8eIllt1 IoOet
ireunoIibIt ein
S. S, Waiiuer, 4reoiger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
airdlidlc gtnfridIten.
0eutidle N1ethpOiiteufird)e

@de fl. iuto Center StraBe
5ouutogsidule INT 10 llbr DIOR
gems, @err Qtu9. 90ring, Superin-
ten0ent.
1ycitgottesoieuIt II l1br.
9l6en09 Miro Gin 0Iterpro8ramm
bon Scr SonntagsiduIe unO Dem
S5tgeuobuno gegeben meroen.
g8ir m06ten uniere lieben Oellt-
Ifen 2anosleute ber5lidj einlaoen,
oieien 0iterfeit.@ottes bei8n'
mobnen.
s. S. Safer, 9soitor,
1926 SaO II. 5troBe; Selepbon
9ouglus 74S6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
a.. O[A.r,.h nl.n.,Ans A. !

Ser 9(OoIpb 8ranoes, jr., Ser ge'
qenfpGrtig oie Gtilitdrafooenlie sll
9iucoln beiu1t lit iiber Sitern 5ilm
9eiud) ieincr @Itern ln0 Gertpono-
ten bier elnggtroficn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Shpnter sAofllife

3. S.-Gidets fir oieie @or.
IteQlngpn iinb Bel allen 0fitglie.
bern Oes pbigen &onlites, i'm Dent.
i6en SauS unD I'M Seim oes Snld.
ba Muifperetn8 81 baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
G6riit 1T eritanOen.

Ngrtlt III erllan0en-
SnndJscit, i6r Simmel!
sSnbelt ibr 2ifte!
8as in ben SGben,
8as in ben @riiften!
9aitere StunScn
Sinh MIN beridJuunOeu
9es Suben, SrOmmen
GAan5 1T gefOmmeu.
sSriibling erwafe,
9lnmenflur ladle,
S,ier ani ben sSelOeru,
9Ort iii ben 8GlOeral
9loicn, giDlen
9nften uerItOblcn;
Strent in Die 2iifte
8iir5ise 9iiftcI
2aiiet bic bOben
2iebsr entfliefen,
9llles in frOgcm
Gang iidD ersicRen:
Gbrilt lit eritanOen
gas SOSesbanOen!
@ie CT eelebret,
@ieSerscfebret.
Gliitset, i6r g8ellen!
Sinset, ibr anellen!
9erge nnS Sbale
gllle. 5umale:
sbriit iii eritanOen
slms SpDesbanOeul
g9ic Ct gelcbret,
d 4irOergefrbret,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
Ostern!

9ic CiteraIofen berfiinoen
Die gluferiiebuHg oes Serru,
llno meit iiber ale 2anOe,
Sort Se0er Die 9otidnit serh
9em ibr geIGitp beOeiltet:
Bie emit Der SciIouo eritanO,
. Bonn Gooc 70 miro aud eritebcu,
8as 0oe uuO lpiiIt mar i'm Sano.
Die 5liiiie i'm @iie critarret,
Son Sdnee beOedt, Bieie uuO 6lur,
grpa6en gum ir6blihen 9ebeu,
gluilebet Ole gar3e Natur.
llno mil Dir 9ein Serge ioit breden
SIT al 9eine Srelioe oabiu,
@lubit gar uidts 9u mebr gu erbofien
SIT Cir gar 10 trnilrig 5tt Sinn,
9ann odf ouf Der @loden Geldiitel
9eruinuI pe iie rufcn Dir 5u:
gerBag nidt Oh ormer @ebeilgter,
glud, Gir pipft nod 5rieben uno &nb'
gs fiin6cn Die SitergIodcn
Gic 9luieritebung 6es Serrr.
llnS ueit iiber ale 2an6e,
2auidt Scocr Der gotidaft gar germ.
grnIt gaciap,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
glrina NeinriA bon 4lreuBen

93rin3 Seinrih bon 9reuBen
reiIte NIT Dem argentiniiden Sreuser
,,Cntoinorca pon 8uenos Wires,
s(rgentiuicu, tady WlonteDiOeo, llrit.
aIlaf. meiter. Sort iiinunt ibn ipie.
ser Der DapugOnnipier p&ap Era.
iul0lr@ allf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13

Every nation welcome. except Carrie, at the Stampede. 2.19.tf Buy a meerschaum pipe at Burford's and treat yourself to a satisfying smoke after dinner. 2-16.tf The Empire slOO month delivered In the Commissioners (Exoffielo Pro- bate) Court for the District of
 Alaska, Division No. 1, Ju-
 neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of thfe Estate of John s.
 Scatter. Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the final account of the Administrator
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13
THE ADMINISTRATION AND
 ALASKA.

THE President and Congress have
 kept faith. They have fulfilled their promise to give us railroad, and they have given us another token that We may depend upon the adopt ton of the other laws. necessary for the development of Alaska.
 The administration has done well by Alaska thus far. It has done so because it has applied the principles of democratic government to the Ter ritory. It has given the people of the North that which they would have. It has permitted the people to decide for themselves, and that is democracy.
 It has. also. with the one exception of the Second Judicial Division. given us Alaskans to serve in public office, and they have been Aaskans who are democratic Democrats-big, broad and competent officials who have lived long in the North, who know the coun- try and its needs. and they are making good just as all Alaskans knew that they would.
 The administration and it's repre- sentatiyes in the North are doing their part to create confidence in Alaska in the party that is in power. They are demonstrating that it is a party of per tormance.
 In doing this they have created an obligation that members Of their party in Alaska must meet. Northern Demo crats must rise to the occasion and meet the demands of the broader cit. izenship that inevitably will come with greater development. They owe that much to the administration that has done so much for the Territory. and they owe it to Alaska and their fellow citizens of the North.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13
THE LUCK OF FAIRBANKS.

FRIDAY, the thirteenth, is a day
 when ones thoughts turn lightly
 to superstitions, and 1t is easy to think of omens. the element of chance. the turn of luck and things like that. That. in Alaska, always means the consideration of Fairbanks, the child of good fortune among North ern communities. Founded by chance. good luck has attended the place throughout it's brilliant career.
 Fairbanks was established where it is by Capt. Barnette because the steamer on which he was ascending the Panama river could get no farther up stream. and. winter approaching, the steamboat master, fearing that he would be unable to reach the Yukon again that season if he granted the request of the trader to take his car so back. dumped the unwilling city builder on the banks of Cinema slough with his stock of merchandise. That winter placer gold was discovered on Pedro and Fairbanks creeks, and the next summer on Cleary creek. The trading post became a city over night and people came to turn millions of gold into the channels of trade annu. ally. One gold.producing creek after another was discovered just as those which had come before had passed their zeniths. Then, as the placer camp was waning, quartz gold was dis covered. and coal.
 Now, while all the coast towns are anxious to the point of nerve ruina- tion over the question of the location of the tidewater terminus of the gov ernment railroad, at Fairbanks it is a case of "fsh.ka.bibble." That place will at least get one end of the rail road, and all that it asks is that the road be built as straight as possible from the coast to the town.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13
THE PARTISAN SIDE OF IT.

DEPRES TENTATIVE WILL N E. HUMPHREY and other par,
 tisau Republicans would like to have people think that Great Britain has put something over on the Wilson and Bryan administration of our for eign arairs because the latter are ask ing Congress to repeal the bill giving American coastwise ships the free use of the Panama canal. They point to the advantage promised American ships that the President and Secre- tary of State are asking to have with. drawn. However. the matter has been made quite plain to the people, and it is not likely that they will be fooled. They understand that. so far as the diplomatic side of the contro- versy is concerned. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan are only asking that the United States keep in good faith Republican made treaty. Dem. ocratS had no part in negotiating and concluding the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. nor had they anything to do with the buccaneering expedition that gave 1t life. Both the treaty and the subse- Quent rape of Colombia, through which We acquired the Isthmus of Panama and created something for the treaty to apply to, were Republican escap- ades. However. at the time the treaty was made the Republicans spoke for the Nation. Their promises were the promises of the American people. The present administration simply asks that the United States make it's plight. ed word good.
 Mir. Wilson and Mir. Bryan have an old-fashiOued idea that among Ma. tiOns as among individuals it is worth
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13

For the second time this year today We have the Friday the thirteenth combination, so beware. If one gets through today all right he should be safe until Friday, Nov. 18th, at least.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13

While Americans have often griev' ously offended our Canadian cousins by referring to the Klondike as being in Alaska, here come an Eastern Ca nadian paper that probably has no geography in its office. The Toronto Saturday Night refers to Rex Beach as a writer of Klondike stories.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13

'we have linked Alaska to us by a more friendly tie" said President Will son. Yes, indeed Alaskan can now sing Good, Old U. S. A. with spirit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-13

President Wilson and Congress are fast bringing about a condition that will make it unpopular to complain of the Nations treatment of Alaska. They are eradicating the Alaska prob lem.