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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
s S6ifslrntt
ntrnnhrnl
Sin edInner mii Der S66e BON
Gong Brandt " l., im
Stnrme seidleitert.

glcp gorf, l6. glpril. - auf
Der Sobe BON Gong Brand, q. S,
lit Iebtc glndt Der Sduucr Charles
81. gndlep" aus SodionuiIle 5Ia.,
Der ali Der 5otrt uadl glem gorf
it9 beiono, in cmem heftiaen Stur.
me geideitert mO aapitdn SarOD
uno ieiue 5rou, ionic iebs Sdifis-
leIlte iino bel Dem 8eriude, li6
in einem goote 30 retteu, ertrlmien.
g3ur Elm WiitglieO 6cr gcmannuna,
gtamenS 9Itdiion iii init Dem sc.
ben oapongcfonlmen Der S6uner
NOR NIT 9uu6ol5 brInocn, oas iiir
Reuorf beitimnt iUor. Gas Boot
puroe BON 0em 6eiiigen ggiuOc aui
cine gant gctrieben, mo eS onnn
ipdter bon Den @eaeu 5ertrimmert
mnr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
(Finrg gtarrs @tIait pereilrlt.

Gin filnfidBriges Wloohen, gioln
entsing geitern 9lbeno nur
nit tnapper 9totb Dem piebiiden
@eIiiIt eines giegers. Die Sfleine
NOR bon Der Dtutter. oeren 8ob.
nllug iid nobe Der 30. uno sapnes
StraBe befinoet, 5unt gufiammeIn
BON SoI5ipdbnen fortgeididt NOR.
ben. Sci elmer I'M 8au befinoliden
glbfluBrobre lodte ein gieger Oas
&in0 an ii6 rnO aog es in Die gi0b-
re. 9ie idDur5e 9eitie batte oos
&in0 i9ou 5urn &6eiI entfleioet,
ais ibr @eibrei Die 9lrbeiter, mel
DE ibr @tittagbroO aBen, berbeirieT.
Ger Shmar5e ergriff Die sludt,
uno obpobl nebrere 9teger perboftet
DurOen. mar 6os &inO nid)t f1big
ieinen angreifer 5u ioelltifi8iren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
9lns Council slniis.

Die 1eutonia 9oge go. 20 belt
am Ytitttpod oen Is. glpril ibre
regclmdBigc Notwithstanding
ab, neld)e eineu iebr gltten 8eiub
nlti5upeiIen hattie. IS muroeu ei.
nigG nihtige 8oridldge gemnft,
welde aud sur 9lmabme gelangteu.
Die bei0en aanoioaten S5obann
Sdorid uno gllerauoer grod nur.
Den gaiteru ais regelmdBige grii0er
in Oen Sroen auigenonmeu. glu.
beroem famen nod perihie0ene MIDI
tige glugelegenbeien 5ur 8eipre6uug
8ir mnhten ole griioer mo gln-
bGuger oeS Geutidtbum5 nohmals
aui Die groBe 5eitlidfeit auimerf.
Jam mahen, peIde ole beige Soge
um 26. 9fpril obbalten miro. gSol.
len mir boffeu Dab Die EeutoninIo-
ge 60 10 einen eroBen @riolg 5u
ocr5eidnen baben miro.
Ger 8er6nno Der bieligen
&auileute bat III leIner am 3. Aprtl
IN 0en 9fdlnnlidfeiten oes CONNER
ciol &lu6s a6geboItenen gerianlm-
Ilag folgeirce 8ealnte fir ons font
met5e @ei6aitsinbr ertpdblt: .. $.
grolpu. s5rdiiberrt; 3. Q. Gong.
gi5es8rGiioent; 6. 6. Frire, Sbas-
meiiter; gloolf geno, Soc SmitB,
BiQiom 8rote, q. gB. Suber, SEQ.
Samilton. Sulius llnger, u. a.
8iaiamion, 5reO &opp, @iuiam 6.
9roge, 6. $. SAFER ais 9ireftoren.
Der @oriibenoe oes republifa-
niiden Central Gomites fir oie
StaOtpabl. 6err 8oieIle ~. 9nois.
giebt Die Soften fir Die StaOttpoblen
auf $500 an.
0bnobl mir inS crit i'm NO.
nat gIpril befiuoGn, 10 iinO Our6 Die
fortpd6renoen groBen 9lusgaben fir
oic 5nitanoboltung Der Stoot, Die
betrcffanoen 6onos beinabe erihopit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
gnll IloOierS staatsfOnOcntion

giucoIn, rs. glpril. - Sn eiuer
sebeimen Sibng bat Icbte g2adlt
Oas Stonts.Gcntralfonlite Der Bro.
areiiibcr Bortei beidloIien, cine
Staatstonpentiou ocr 8artei iormell
ein5uberuien init pincm Iiinimum
BON Si9 GelGgaten. gtltf oieicr Ser.
ianmlltng iolen aanoiooten ourh
3ie1ung iiir Die peridieoenen
Staatsdmtcr erlangt rperoeu.
Die 9lusii9teu auf cine gereini.
gilng Der Brogreiiioeu nit oen glIt.
republitanern imO oieier gladri6t
5uiolge nieoer bcoeuteno perriugert
morOen. lleber oieie gage Der Gin.
ge neroen iid natiirlih bic Demo.
fraten ms 5dnitden loheu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
Gentrn[ner6nnhs.s sihnnn

@iorgen, 5rettag glbeno UNI o6t
llbr, fin0et I'M 3eutiden @aus cine
@rtra- -gerinmmlung oes Gentralnrr-
ban0es itatt, in ipelher Gidets fir
Oie beboritebenoen 9entiden 9bca.
terboriteQungen oil ale 8elegaten
bertbeilt iperoen unO innitige nod
notbige 8orfebrllngen fir bieies
l1nteruebmeu getroffeu tueroen iOl-
len. glIle 8elegaten itnO 0esbolb
oringenO gebeten gu eriheinen.
gtug. 5. Spedlt, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

benmten in Der Stoot N1erifo cine
antlihe Depeihe Der Ser. Staten
3urildgielten, bis bob tic Oie Sen.
iur paiiirt battc
8Iodirnng Der megitaniidlen aiiite.
Bnibingtpn, 9. g., 16. April
8abrenO oos 9ltlantiihe unO oas
Roeifilde @eidmQoer ouf Dem 8e-
ge Der 8lodiruHg Der merifoniiden
aititen bereit imo, berietb @eneral
9uerta in Der Staot 0erifo nit
ieineu 9eratbern Die ,5oroerung Der
Ser. Staaten. Ole Sfebellen. Die
0nrh ibre fortlpQbrenoen Siege 0as
norolidc Wteriro beberriden, boben
hisber 3u Der @ntihei0ung Der Ser.
Staten nod feline Steaung genont.
men. @ber ocren gertretcr in
8oibington boben ibncn telegros
pbiid 3ur 8orIidt geratbeu. Sie
betoueu, Dab iie Oas S5uerta Hegimc
rno Oeiien 8e5iebungen 5lun WIS.
lanop nidt auerfemnen. Sic iper.
Den taine Steuun9 nebnen 10 Ian.
&c nift in @ebiet georiIngen miro,
oaB ibre 8ruppen infer aontroIle
habeu.
glan iueiB 5war nibt 9enal, mel-
die alBerllngen &uerta iuGbreno Der
gretutiDiibune oes Senats mnhte,
aber es perlautet IN onttliden arei.
Zen aqgemein 0aB er beborrlih
aif ieinem Stanopunft oeS glidt-
nahgebcnS perbIeiben peroe Uc.
neral Suerta bate porgeIhlngen,
Den 3tpiidenina BON 8ampico oem
Jrie0enstri6unol i'm Saag bor5ule.
gen, ober in amtlid)en areiien bdIt
man Oofiir, Dab cine geIeibiguns
Der omerifaniiden g6re fein Sc.
genltonS zines 5dlieosaeri6ts Ici.
Die 0legierlng beitebt felt baranf
IooB Oie Weritaner oolle @cnug.
gepdbren onoerninIlS iuer.
ben Die 3oIleiunobmen Der Sdfen
9ampico imo Gera Grn3 beidlIag.
nnbmt iperoen mas eine llnterbin-
oling oes merifaniid]en SanoeIs be-
oeuten iuiIroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
9eriOnalnotiien.

Bon umierem gei6dBten 6rermo
Serrn Wiorib Sads ging pm5 aus
rnierer friiberen Seimatbsitaot Rod
SslanO, 81, folgenoer Goitfarten.
grub 5u: Stun lit Die ShIudt Go.
foloptionpnbD geiDonnen 1000
Rebrbeit; Die Iluder iinO iebt toot
fir 6 Sabre. gllu aber gebt Die
SdIo6t am Stnmmtiid los. Or.
gerbaroi, @aetier, 8eoofteur 0S.
mnlo, Sarms unO mdine 8euigteit
griIBeu ber5lidir. y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
NGarftberidlt.
Gu0sNn1ahQ, I

Siio-Snaba, 16. glpril.
99inobieb-3ufubr 2300; Marft
10c Bober.
@ute bis bette S6brlinge $500
$50.
@ute bis bette $S.20-S.T5.
IIitteinlaBige bis cute $3.50 -
$50.
@ep0bnTi6e Bis mifteIuabiae
$7.00-7. 80.
&Ibe nno Sellers felt.
gute bis bette Sellers $T25--s
$685..
Cute Bis bette Giibe $6.50--7.35.
WiittelmaBige Biz quite $50
6.60.
eelu0bnIi6e Els nritteTmabiss
S4.25-5.75.
Stofers ur0 SeeOers fef,
Gute bis bette $6.75-7.90.
9iitteImabiae bis quite $7.25-
$50.
$6.5O-7.25.
5tod seiibe unS Setiers 5000
750.
etof adI6er $6.5o-a.25.
aGIber $7.50-10.75s
9uIen $4.75--675.
Sd!peine 8uf,br 10000, 4 Msorft
flou 5is 10c nteDriper. Durtl.
idnittspreis $s.45-8.5o; bdbIter
Hreis 1886.
Gdofe 3ufubr 10000: aQnrft
ilon bis 1920 nieoriger.
RutterIdofe $6.45--6.65.
SS6brlinge $7.35-7.D,
8eItertt 2GHIner ST 'fl-S0o.
gBioner $6.60~~z,00,
s glerisan odmEIgrs lsss4S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
glensr sdadsnss Der Sndsr.
llnpiOerrHfrnes Territorial @eieb
madlt aHgeblidD bic NnSgabe
Dun 5djantIi5cuieR mn
mOgIidJ.

Qinfoln. f6. 9rpril. - Die 40.
ootatcn 8. u. mO u. ". Bitten.
6enoer. ais gcrtreter Der gInti.Sa.
loouliaa, babcn bcute Dor Der Sin-
coin ereiiebeb0roe einen Broteit &c.
gen bic @erD1bruug pon Sdaufli.
5cnieu einaereid)t. Sie gcben an
CAB elm Ierritorialgeieb, oas Die
glusiiclung BON 9i5enien IN Nebras.
IA Derbicte. niemaIS mioerruien NOR.
Den ici imb ioIalib feline geboroe
inn Stant Dos 9ledt babe, gi5enien
ausyiteaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
Wlurscn 6csinnt bic 9ieiuignns.

Morgcn mO San1itag jiu0 Die
offi5ieIlen Reiuigungstoge in Omaha
getanntli6 bat 0laDor 0ablmaH
Die giirger in einer grotlamation
oufgeiorOert, tiidtig an5upndeu une
Die StnOt BON alien ninterliden
llnrotb 81 idltbern, ioonB Smoba
i'm CONNER oen i60niten GinOru6
madt imo aud Die ianit1ren 3u.
it1nOe 6ie 6eiteu mer6en. ollie Sal.
ien unO 8mfel ioaen aeidubcrt uno
2laes gcpuBt imo bIanf gema6t
neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
SaO.Cmaba.

Sdon icit IGugerer 3eit iinO bier
ipitematiid ousgeiiibrtc 9iebitdbIe
aus @rocerpl1oeu, gobnfradhuugcn
unO 8obnbdliern boraefontmen Of.
ne OoB Die 8olBei Der giebe ba6-
bait peroen fonnte. @eitern Jfuh.
mittag perbaitetcn ole Deteftips
Sbeeban uno @anghan Sill Smith
un0 4ete @ior8fi in Der Bobnung
Don Nlite Susfo, %. ln0 s. Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
$4,000 mert6 lnluelen aeito6Iem.

9IGu 2lorf, i6. April. 8dbreno
zines grnBeu @eordnaes nui 9roao.
man 3ertrilmmertc cir mogbaliiger
Hauber oas Sdnuicnitcr OeS sSil.
wclierS Uiif)ncI gioient6aI, podte
Slwelen i'm @ertbe bon $4,000,
iprmg in Elm bereititebenOes 3art
un0 entfan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
0amcn Dtnlifpercin.

qlm nadIten Samltag 2l6eno Sen
t8. apriI Deranitaltet Der Omaba
0omen.Wih,fDerein eiuen qroBen
Calico 9oa, 5lt Delhen grobe gor.
bereitnngeu getroifeu mor0en iino.
@s itebt auber 6raae, oaB iid ie-
Der Gbeilnebmer ouf oieiem gaae
aut arniiliren miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
,yrau gilbert 9taIt

10 bieIe 8emeiie ibrer 9bei[ndbne
ertgegenbrnhten, 6eion6ers aber ben
Gpenocrn Der pielen prd6tigen Blu.
men iotpie Dem Omaha Sdnnben-
perein ipreden mir hermit unieren
peretu uno SiiDieite 9urnbereill
ipre6en mir biernit 1nieren tief-
gefiibIten 0onf aus.
stlbert gtait, @atte, 1tebIt ainoerl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
9nnflnanna.

Gllen Sreunoen un0 9efannten.
bic uns wdbreno Der aronfbeit, DeS
abIebens uno bier 8eerotgiing niei-
ner li7bett 5rat uno utierer gutet
Mutter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

gegen hen Qreibuno rihtet. (gin
anoercr 9fegieruugsge8ner 2ouis
aoiiut6. bat iid bcfanntIid crit
iiin8It cntidieoen oreibunOfreuuolib
geouBert.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

@dibinaton. 16. April. - Die
Megierung bat General Suerta emo.
giItia beidieoen, 0aB CT Die ameri.
faniide Blagge formea iaIutireu
nlub, penn er nibt ernitli6e aoh-
ieauenJen ertuarteu mil. llnO nm
Den @eTifmern gu 3eigen, oaB Gruit
eemeint lei, iii iait Oas gan5e 9It-
IontiIde @eihwooer nad Der oitli-
den uno ipeitliden aiiite Dierito's s
befebIiot iuoroen.
gs beiBt, ooB General Suertd.
nnhOent Ser ameritaniide @eidGits.
TRACER OSbaugbneiiep i'm BON Der
eeplanten 5lottenoemonltration Der
Der. Stoaten in &enntniB geiebt
batte, benerft babe, oab Dies elm
paiIenOer fSoq iei, ben 6as 5rieoens-
tribunal I'M Snog beiIegen ioate,
iulo OaB ct cine aommiiiiou bebuis
llnteriuhuHg 0es 8orfaus ernennen
Deroe.
grdiioent 8ilion bat aber oo.
rmiiBin goll3 enti9ieOen nlittbeilen
ldiien, odB ole 3eit Der @coulo uno
Oes glt1partenS erid6pit iei, uno
Oab Die ameritoniihe Regierilng iih
nidt l1neer btnbulten Iaiien peroe.
Die mdbge6en0en gllltoritGten iino
ii6 oarin eiitig, odB ole gbre Der
Station uno Ole 9eleiOigumg Ser
DlationaIfIagge ni6t Our9 irsenoein
glusglsihungsserift beigelegt mers
Den fonnen. gllle glelolingen, Die
bier BON Der StaOt gierifo eintrei-
fen, feiiieen Die lle6er5eugung, OaB
General Suerta bic Soltlng Der
Der. Stanten INNER nod ols cine
Berbliiffung betrahte Bon perihies
0cnen Gbeilen 0ieritp's, uou Bera
Grus lno anoeren groBen StaOten
iuerbetl 8enlonltrntionen segen Die
pLmerifoner gentel0et.
90 biel itebt felt, oaB Der 8raii-
Dent cine ieite. entidloiiene SaItrng
nngenommen bot, Die Der aongreB
nbioIut glttbeiBt, nnO oie, penn no.
tbig, ourd Ole arait oes Seeres
imb Der 5lotte unterItiist ueroen
miro.
Die Gage, lpie lie iid iebt enttui.
deIt bat, miro in omflh1en 2rei-
fen ID eeoeutet, baB Die merifoni.
idDen p2ohtbaber oen Der. Stnoten
gegeniIber lid) 5n inioIent uno fred
bQnommen baben. Cine erapuneene
slbbiite erod,tet iie iiir eine senii.
aenOe Giibne, iuem inmer ameri-
faniiten giirgern Elm llnredt su.
cefiiat ipuroe. 0ieie gfihta9timg
aeiate iid) beionoers, ols Elm SoIont
Set amerifoniiden 5lotte, Der Die
sgcitIaten i'm goIiamt in 8ern Gru3
abtoIeti Iolte, perboftet iuuroe. gIber
Bite ernIteIte gaflage beitebt 0urin.
hah bic megitaIuidea Iclesgaphsn.
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1oibinaton, l6. gIpril. - Suer.
ia bat ocm geidaitstr1aer Der ger.
Gtndten oas 9eriprcten gegeber,
ols @enngthuna iiir bic gerboi.
tlmg omcrifoulidler Diarineiolooten
i'm Solen nm 1anlpico einen eb.
rcniolut iiir Die omerifnniife 5lag.
ge AZ feMern. Cieie gtnd)riht trai
beltc i'm 8eiBeu ;oaus ein, geraOe
nls RraiiOent @iliou uno Der Dor.
iibeiIOc oes SenatsIomites fir aus.
pdrhgc 9tngclegenbeiten, SbipelD,
iib sur 8eratbung juriid5ogen.
WeHn 8uerta leine paltrng niht
onoert, 10 peripridlt Die &riiis III.
nerbalb Der naditen "a StunOeu
porbei 5u iein. Sopobl Sefretdr
grpdn ols Der 9oriiBenOe oes Se.
notsfomites trugeu ireunOlihen @e.
ii6tsnusorrd, als lie oas Beibe
9aus DerlieBen
Gnrop1tIhc Mddlte ornngen belte
in Sucrto. oen Ger. Stoaten 9lb.
bite Bu leiiten uuO 70 ernite Sol.
gen 81 oerbiiten. Mud Die glu.
b1naer Snerta's in oen Der. Staa.
TEN riethen Oem Qiftator, Der 5or.
oerlng Der Ser. Stonten 5oIge 3u
Ieilten, fpenn er niht ole 9lodirltng
Der gansen merifaniiden Stiiite ris-
firen luone.
Snerto bot on iein geripreden
MIR bic geOingmg gcfniipit, Dab
Die omerifaiiiiden arigsi9iife eiuen
@eaeninlut ieuern. geanlte, Die
Dem 9r1ii6enten nnbe iteben, ingen,
Dies jei I'M Gintlang NIT Dem gia'
rInegebraud.
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Omaha CsetreiSemarft.
0mabo, 16. NprII.

Smab1, 10. Aprtl.
9orter &eiacn-
Ger. 9. S41a-8634c.
Ger. 8. S4-S6Ac.
g9r. 4. S0-S5c.
6riibinbrspei5en-
gtr. 8. S615-S7c.
Ger. A. 84-8515c.
Duran 8ei5en-
glr. 2. 8G1a-87c.
gtr. 8. 851a-86c.
8eiBes 4ortl-
Ger. 2. 66%-67c.
91r. 8. 66-661ac.
gGr. A. 65--651ac.
@eIbes Rorn-
9fr. 2. 66%-67.
gtr. 8. 66-66s4c.
g}r. A. 65-6512c.
Sort
9}r. .. 66A-661ac.
9tr. 3. 6515-66Ac.
9tt. a. b4 412-65c.
aorn teineS Grades 62-65.
&afer
gh. 37s4 3s.
Stonooro Sofer 37A-371sc. NV
gtr. 3. 361a 36Mc. -
@enlsserite 50-59c.
6uttereerIie 45-50e.
&oaeell
9tr. 9. 571a-5sc.
9,r g 5R1m,---57
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@etter6eridlt.

8epoIft aben0s; unbeit6nbig rno
tiibler om SSreitag,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
SsOcntiame 3niammeniiiaite

5H Sorfn iOluie in abbn5ia. - Sine
GrtrinlnngS' nnO cine Gcrbren.
nnnaStragSoie.- eieidieoeue Ar.
beitcrfran t0otct ibre Drei Nlri.
men. grridIagener fran5O.
iiider euitballOu. - Snllin be.
ilagt GirlOeutjiebung OnrdD WrOh.
itGOtc nuo Suonitrien. - Geiterr.
SbrOniolaer beim gaBcrnfOnig.
- 8icOer Gin beOeuflider 3ui.
idenfall in Sinmc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

9Ibomirt ouf Die S1glihe Tribune.
800 0as Sabr OirdD Die 4oit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16
6urrta miro
Salut ttutrn!
ssnft ani ben Hath Der ansluGrti.
gtn gcrtreter HnO ieiner
5renHOr in gImerita
rin.

Wtrldlt I'M WelhtEl panS cin8ttrOHeH
SobalS Den gmrrifaurrn @eunatbn.
NM aetllan III, iuirO Gin Sbeil mn.
itres @eidmaoerS bic 9iiidiabrt
aHtreten. = Ran slaubt, ban bic
ariiis balb boriiber isin wiro,
mas 0ennatbnnng serurindt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

benmten in Der Staot N2ertfo cine
ontli6e DepeidJe Der Ser. Stnaten
3urild5Ielten, bis bob iie Die Gen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-16

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foreign advertising medium In
Nebraska.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
Died at Davenport, Wash.

News of the death of w. A.
Sullivan at Davenport, WASH,
Monday morning were received
here that after aoon. Mr.. Sullivan
formerly resided in Rathdrum and
was a member in good standing of
the Knights of Pythias lodge of
this city. The lodge of that order
at Davenport, acting for the lodge
here, had CHI rge of the funeral.
Mr.. Sulltvan was timberman
and had a wide acquaintance
throughout this locality. He
spent some time in Canada and
returned from there with impaired
health more than two years ago.
He m owed With his family tc
Daven port early last summer but
contin ued in poor health, until he
met " it'll an accident in Sept. in
which he sustained fracture Of
the skull, which haste ned his
death
Tile deceased leaves a widow
and three small children, two boys
and girl.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
SCHOOL BAZAAR

The pupils OF the Grade school will
hold Christmas sale 10 the Manual
Training room on December 18, be-
ginning at twn O'clock. The people
Of the town are cordially invited To
be present.
Practical hand work Of some kind
has been taken up In all Of the grades
and the interest already shown by the
patrons 0! the school is an incentive
for still greater efforts on the part OF
the teachers and pupils.
The articles to be sold have been
made by the pupils themselves and
consist OF baskets, SKIRT hangers
fancy ribbon bags, laundry bags
laprons. towels, woodwork anC
leather work.
An interesting feature Of the after
noon will be the presentation OF tn,
little play Santa Claus Outwittej'
by the Fifth Grade Time, 8 o'clock
place, Fifth graie room, p.ice flvt
cents. The prof., Of the proceeds o
the afternoon viii help pay for tn,
new piano.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11

doubtedly, about the time you re
reading this, busy Sophomores are
filling boxes and bags with the pro-
ducts OF two days work. So don't
forget your extra dimes and quarters
tonight. Perhaps II Smiths wife
had made candy like ours, Smith
would never have left home.
As some OF you undoubtedly know.
today ends the second week OF serving
the one hot dish to the pupils who
bring their lunches. The plan has
worked very well aud from the fifteen
who came the first day the number
has increased to about thirty-two
and we're looking for more. We aim
to serve two soups and one hot drink.
during the week and such things as
baked apples, creamed potatoes or
macaroni and cheese the other two
days. We are sure the students en-
10y 1t and have had no trouble. since
the flrst day, when several little fell
lows cried because they hadto come.
We wish to thank the t0wnspeople,
who have aided aud supported US SO
well in all our new undertakings, aud
we are sure we can satisfy you by our
work. Edna Layton rs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
THE SCHOOL COLUMN.
BY STUDENTS.
Articles OF news value are given prefer
cnce. Essays will be published as space per.
mits In the order in which they are received
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

That The high school students are
filled with curiosity as to "Why
Smith Left Home" is apparent from
the number OF posters they have
put up, inquiring into the cause Of
his leaving. They are also interested
In his destination, the length of time
during which he will be away, and
the reasons which will influence his
return. Various suggestions have
been made in answer to all their
queries, but 1t seems to be agreed
among the pupils that the only way
to really flnd out about 1t Is to be at
the Fraternal hall Friday evening,
Dec. IL, when the answer to the
puzzle will be revealed.
II any OF the townspeople are SINH.
larry curious. they are invited to be
present also. Tickets may be OBJ.
tanned at the Red Cross Drugstore.
A Christmas sale of articles made
by the pupils will be held Ia Room 3
Of the grade building on Friday. Dec.
Is, beginning at two o'clock. The
articles to be sold have been made by
the grade children Ia the handicraft
wrok which Miss Willis is conducting,
by the Misunderstanding classes under
Mr.. Davis. and by the pupils OF the
domestic science department.
They will consist OF things suitable
for Christmas gifts, such as fooled
and cut-leather cases, reed and pine.
needle baskets, stenclled tablc-run.
'ners, and various other handicraft
products. The domestic science de.
partment will put on sale jellies and
preserved fruits which the pupils
have prepared. They will also have
an exhibit of sewing.
We hope that this sale will be
largely attended. Those who .io mn,
wish to buy are invited to com. IN sec
as this sale will also be =, exhihi,
showing what has been ACCOMPLISHED
along these lines so Ear this year
The proceeds Of the sale viii 90 TO-
wards paying for he n.ano
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
Sick Headache.

Sick headache Is nearly always
caused by disorders Of the stotn; oh.
Correct them and the periodic attacks
of sick headache will disappear, Mrs.
John Bishop Of Roseyille, Ohio, writes:
"About year ago was troubled
with indigestion and had sick head
ache that lasted for two or three days
at a time. / doctored and tried IA
numl er Of remedies but nothing
helped me until during one OF those
sick spells friend advised me To take
Chamberlain's Tablets, This medi'
cine relieved me 10 a shot tim, >
For sale by all Deale S. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
DuW estlc Science News.

Eriday> Dec. IL! Who said Fri
days wer', unlucky? Whoever he was
he was surely wrong, for FRIDAYS are
the best days OF the school year, and
Friday, Dec. IL. IS going to be the
best one OF them all. For two days
now, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomore
aud Freshmen have laid aside class
prejud' .ces and all have worked to
gethe r to the accomplishment Of one
end. namely. of having enough fudge,
Nffy, cocoanut creams, ETC., ready
Tor the big crowd which we know
will I'll the hall tonight, and, un
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE)

that there has been fearful slaugh-
ter and intense suffering from the
cold comprises about the total OF
the information received.
A London report of Dec. g,
states that British squadron in
the South Atlantic engaged a
German squadron off the Falkland
islands, Tuesday, and destroyed
three Of the laster's protected
cruisers. A report from Buenos
Aires states that three German
merchantmen were sunk last Sun
day by British or Japanese war
ships off the extreme southern
coast of S outh America.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r. ). CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known =. J.
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any Obligations made by his tlrm.
Toledo. o.
Halls CAtarrh Cure II taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
ISN'T tree. Price Is cents per bottle. 0oi6
~ all Druggists.
S06s HATS Family Pile tor eenstipstsse
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-12-11
Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy Til
Mothers Favorfte.

II give Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to my children when they
have colds or coughs" writes MIS-
Verne Shaffer, Vandergrift, Pa. 1t
always helps them and is far superior
to any other cough medicine ! have
used. advise anyone in need Of such
medicine to give 1t a trial" For
sale by all Dealers. Dec adv