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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12
GOOdtnG's Letter.
a latter NJ GOodinR referred 70 rups

The letter OF Gooding referred TO runs:
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Dec. g. l90s.-To
Members OF the National Wool Growers
Association and All other Wool Growers;
Recognizing the need OF a more s~atisfac-
tory method OF marketing wool and belley-
ing the central storage system to be oper-
ated by the growers themselves would meet
necessary requirements, the officers of the
National Wool Growers association early
IN the present year set about perfectinR
this plan. Meetings OF the executive com
mittee were held in Cheyenne. Wye, and
salt Lake City, Utah. during the summer
which authorized a special committee from
the national association. assisted BY one
representative from the several state as
sociations. to investigate market and finan-
cial conditions in eastern cities and select a
site for a warehouse IN which not less than
X0o0OOO pounds of wool could be collected
annually. This committee spent several
weeks in making a most careful investiga-
ton, and then selected Chicago as the city
best situated. Meetings were held with
bankers and business men of Chicago, who
pfedged themselves 10 assist the growers in
every way possible In carrying out our
Mans. The Chicago Association Of Com
meroe, composed OF 5000 leading Chicago
business men. interested itself and also
pledged .its. support 70 the movement. The
banks agreed to make loans upon the wool
stored in the warehouses at current rates
OF interest
Would snsgest that you take prompt
action In this matter and sign contract for
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12

the full amount of your clips, for as soon
as the 100000 pounds Of wool is secured
our committee will hurry to Chicago, or
ganize the storage and market company,
and the matter OF future stock subscrip-
tions will then be out of our hands.
II there is anything you do not under
would suggest you call upon or write
any of the following persons, who composed
the committee that formulated the plans
and entered into the agreement with the
Chicago business men. Respectfully sub
mitted, FRED w. GOODING,
President, Shoshone, Idaho.
GEORGE s. WALKER,
Secretary, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12

Winter Under
wear at Less
Than Factory
Cost for Quick
Clearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12
six from Commercial Club.

Omaha men at the scene of Mon
days battle include Commissioner ]. NJ.
Guild of the Omaha Commercial club. H..
c. Bronze. representing the club as an at
torney. and several railroad men, H. F.
Curtis, c. II. King. John Petrie and J. A.
Eyler. They carried a liberal pledge from
the Omaha clearing house.
Commissioner Guild had intended TO be
present Tuesday at the meeting of the
western classification COMMITTEES at Mo-
bile, Ala. but received instructions from
the Commercial club to attend the meeting
Tuesday at Pocatello, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-12
A Ton of Gold

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters. 5Oc. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

en- were the guests Of the Spokane
Chamber OF Commerce and OF the
Spokane Equal Suffrage asseela.
ton In the morning they we're
mot at the trains By automobiles
and taken for ride through the
ely aud the suburbs In the eve.
ming they were entertained at a
banquet They left al $50 o'clock
IN the morning for Seattle.
Elaborate arrangements have
been made for the entertainment
Of the delegates while they are In
Seattle The convention will be
held In the Plymouth Congrega.
uanal church
During the seven days that the
women arr in convention here.
pleasure will be hafmonitvd with
the business q the convention and
the visiting delegates viii be- given
ample opportunities for seeing So.
attic and the surroundlns country
Automobile rides have been plan.
ned for nearly ever day.
The A.-Ysr. expedition has set
aside Wednesday. July {. az Won
ans saiftage Day and the women
viii hold fall sway al the fair On
that day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

The bin at the paniagfa mis- week
eompfiser ciFht VI the elasaiaai
ever. 10 the line ~ vaudeville ct.
trafiiqna u apcua With "a sketch
nnd singing act ~ life nj West
Point that gives anrAe interesting
eeeueH shout tho famous school. and
also hfinHH Out seven excellent
Voices the which are Tie property Of
Niles PHYLLIS lee and hef SIX BOYS
Lawrence and Edwards present a
clever little political sketch alive
with tho sparkle ~ Irish viii aud
rcdelent Of the iifs from which It ia
taken
klmbail and Donovan are without
doubt some ban iuiata They make
that fHFnrlto Of the tagiimr lover
faifif talk sling and danoa and Hll
The while with nothing concealed
IN thHif sleeves
The Tnuf tAdplis. In featH Of
magic and The black art nre There
With bells aud Jack kYmouda gets
ia Of q bunch Of sweet grapes In
his manaiogus There isn't a thing
arntif about the whole performance
u lH un the fiHer with both feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

hfate Meyer ~ going 10 make "a hlF
fdnf LAUGH aud grow fat THE Mafh
Another muHHlnnIat turned 100 in
lfliHH erannsn NJ fnHnen Vt one
tinf Wnn secretary 90 H nix beef
tnngt pnHnate| aud perhaps That la
WHY ~ II 10 atoNar IN handing thr
puhltd the laugh llui ans WAY Af
Iannaha ntuff r. edged ever tho elee
tries n druNaH TauufB 60 one Of
those tNf0 handed workers who likes
% hi4 ihu AUDIENCE lie decent af
FOND Unless The Victims llNof Ia out
uf Whach Tanner finishes owitli 81
song tie caption " which ia where
n tho lullHr ] Gave Your Tia
lNfusI are luthHfsd with ridlruiDuH
fhl aid Mr. THnnun was swept 90
ile lMlnaa by tornado Of lloD iihWa.
Evan iinrrieH Frank Z Whittier
Jnap Atorn Amie inro and Roy WHIT
ilnr pui on "a plnYlet thoY call
Almhpi' II concerns uhYairluu
lions between HtifeHHes ana Gle
other orr Hut Tho daHi1r iu Hn-
masked and ihe stuffH ufL The
sketch % handled we'll.
lleaded hy Clara Nelson lud1iHfry
Iutpin several young Wufneu come
fntth ~ d Gibson uifi review in
Witch there are poser of tile nrtiHi'H
well known pen ana Ink sketches
MlfH hei1yp makes nn Ideal OihHpn
Hlrl ana Mt fufpln tinHn naHaahlY
Well
The Three neHals strong men In
clude q few new stunts in their net
which drew FnudlY amount nf Hp=
piHuse The Luigi Brothers open
iha SHOW with comedy athletics and
they finlHh strong Tor OPENERS
Ash Larry how be- likes tho shgW
hf ltaitrr EDDIE hONbEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
You Can Feel It

Il grnwu on YOU After you see
and knew what Uncle sam 10 dolng
at Hfumert0u yuu viii be satisfied
That a large city must grOw up
around the navy yard
We are taking many people every
day tat our eHpensel and proving
TO them that Navy Yard City has
the best future and Is the safest
Investment aruund seattle to-day
We are the owners and are selling
lafra lots at $40. on terms of u
down and g. monthly Why not
join the cruwds that We arr taking
every day fAt our etpenpei and
showing them this beautiful water
front property alongalde the navy
yardf There il lots VI work Ia the
navy yard and wc are building
many homes that you can buy on
payments like rent Call at our
office and arrange TO so with Us
on the fnsf new steamer u u Ken.
nedy. leaving ColmAn dock ten
times daily.
BREnERroN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY,
100 Cherry 81, Ground Floor.
Call or wri'e tot maps and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
ELECTION IS HELD
IN YUKON DISTRICT
LIBERALS LEAD AND CERTAIN
TO HAVE CHOSEN 5 OUT
OF 8 MEMBERS.

DAWSON. Juno 70 Tho first
wholly elective Yukon council vas
chosen In an election held yeater
day The results show the fuilow
lug arr elected.
klandiko district Mar Lanafa
Vile and AnFus William Mcleod
both Liberals
Nafth Dawson Andres II Smith.
Conservative. James " Murphy
Liberal
BONANZA dislriei-R l.. Aahbaueh
and Prank MeAlplne. both Con
scrvatlvsa
White Horse district Robert
Love and Phelps. both Liberals
The fsw outlying returns To be
received are not expected to change
any results The onlY possibility
for a change seems 10 be- In the
klohdlte district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Patrons " the star have IN store
fnt them. this week one Of the beat
treais that the management Of the
iifat avenue theatre has ever been
able 90 secure From the time that
Matt kecfo Fets ia Of his first e.
qulsite Yndel 70 the drop " the
curtain. tho show IL " fun Of class
AZ an es VI goodies
kHsfs formerly halted from min
rtfei shows having been With Al
lields and ueHfEr rohHn 90 New
Nafh Tor several years and ihia In
Ne fifst vaudeville debut II 10 h
hummer. however AND the rect 81
ne ahaw travels riEht iH hls class
nN tie way
Alta Yolo does q beautiful quick
rhhHsH stunt right 10 the middle q
Tho stage. the Telegraph -Four In
messenger costume with q Hebrew
ruusdiau. got bot hand. and The
little akit Tie Advance Agent pulled
tho eafd The Show fsrka o. Bread
was at every move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

tiAH'lNll VI
nrHuH Winners Peach Hasa 81
WrHfufn TaN faNrrH Pass linidefe
Rna Hthur friends III CHfi itcltrf flied
inio tho his Shed last night 20 wit
ness tho weekly Noundsup
For fun particulars, call at the
urphoum this woek-ihete's %
reason.
In fact three reaaons Lyman
Meyer ~ one Of them and Aisa LILY
lena Il the either two Of Vice
versa iurt ar Il strikes YOU
The troupe numbers n this week
Ana they uneufk "a consignment %
laughs TIE laugh being THIS THING
10 vaudeville you know SOME uf
tho laughs are faint but atili they
COME
Along about "Na q Mise LILY
Iona hiuuma Mas lena brings with
hor sci nf Teal pearlY Whites a.
smile several brand new HnnFa and
several changes of attractive eua-
lumes hhr also sings With o HllHhi
Nasal INhnE hut Niles trna hes $50
half hour
Miss Lena unlnaded one vosai
effort last night which eauHrd Larry
Duke Go HIuifm DO fiFht upper
buK
Know iafryq Larry ia the we'll
known young eiuhman eud mighty
Nlmfud whose hear hunting eacH
pndcH have MOTE than once furnished
COPS for iaded urw spauurnrn. When
Miss Lena started that SONG the bur
den 81 which vas TO the effect that
SHE would like tu be Larry wife
N he wouldn't be- huf husband tile
youth IN tho nnuuiuE teNef shot The
spotlight nt Larry The himahlnE club
member pulled back flop tn escape
tho merrileHH shaft. while the
Coupon Crowd ehortled with rlre
That spotlight stuff always gees
whaa the other feiloN IL the victim
Lyman Meyer gave the conareeh
llun several aaad awlEa from the
goblet ~ delight with his burieaaue
on stand "upfuar Nc Meyer u
thufauEt master 81 the pieuu and
hia comedy Il aiwayt en- tho flow
Judging from audible appreciation.
Meyer Tapped HE competitors set
efni times The finish u The Meyer
act concerns hta clever imitation -
"a chicken Initiating mueting bird
This really makes Yuaf lafnYk sis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
KILLED BY a CABLE.
ina IuIfwa Ifr..t

ABERDEEN. June 70 Willis a..
slsilng in reading a log BERT Berry
foreman at Auhels logging camp on
Johns river. vas instantly Killed BY
a cable. aud Roas AwFey. a com
paniuu. sustained Injuries 10 serious
thai he may not recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
SPIEL FOR VOTES FROM
BIG YELLOW SPECIAL"
.,l,.eisl Horde Swoop-
Across State OF
Warrington To day
Women Want Votes
.,d Ask for Them,

"a, arrival 10 paaeo al 2 a m.
~ yellow special the special
81 ihat is OrinsInf the eastern Ifl,
~ l....,,. 70 the National American
s..',s safisare Association con
a, Seattle. July : 20 4 the
wv. .I,s for votes for womea. In
.,',s began. In the state elec
. ~, - nom next November
y I az tho stale will deelde
Y WY there will be equal sui
sl.''e ~ ma state or not and the
-. Nave begun their eampaisu.
49, "a minutes, vumon ot MA
= IA international fame ad
~, d ,he crowd Of Pasco men
~, amen. that despite tho early
y h,d gathered 10 hear the
t - al aud sec the train poss.
So, =. IN stop was North Yakima
w Twins the hour that Che Wouen
=. -s i,sT. nom s'2o flo no e. che
- u. were given substantial eNi.
s ~. Z, he tiIe aud flavor Of the
s,i,,.Aluslon cherries
Make Speeches.
IA. train reached Elleusburg At
!, "A oslccs. and there carried out
s \. ar program as at Pasco
~, d the morning After 20
-. q adtrrssos The irain#iett
+, MONA and o. due lo arrive
- 4 SsiS O'Clock The Tacoma
.e,ss,tes have planned a big re
- and intend to show the
s.s.nsrs What a good umo is.
x. msclAl will arrive here at
* nd viii be welcomed hy a
y " a,I,ufiea Of Seattle women
=, Il The famous vumen on
!, lnin are; Ms. Clarence
s I, he Wifi Of the capitalist
- Ana shaw. Miss Lucy 3
81"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

!. ,so large and two small drawers. beycled
p ss.''. mirror l6N20 inches.
~ * sie Solid Oak Dresser finished golden. With
s n.y. sspeniine ffoat, two large and two small
h, very large shaped mirror. $50 dresser
4 ~. '''t..t'' '''..t.f. ....s.+t.,..s...s $1,000
AZ pretty Walnut chlffonler with five long
,ssr,.. w drawer shaped large square mirror;
Nh spat 'yz'9Vi great snap at go, s26.25
Ian, ',nn , 'front.' Golden Oak Chiffonior five
~ a'a.ers, large oblong French plate mirror:
s ~ attractive piece Of bedroom furniture,
''''''.e'.'.....t+.,... $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
P IA N O
BARGAINS

When we take in ex-
change a piano that does
not come up to our stand
ards. we get rid OF it to
dealers.
This gives YOU A
PICKED COLLECTION
from which to choose.
One hundred such pick
ed pianos now on exhibit
ton.
You would hardly be
lieve your money would go
so far until you see the
collection.
Don't buy a piano until
you visit our Exchange
Department. Twill paw
you. Terms. OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

Are you loestny fer q lceglns
housed See our business chance
column zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
We Select These Specials for Tomorrow but This Does Not Begin
to Tell You All the Good Bargains Awaiting You Here
Fine
Brass
Beds !
Greatly
Untlerprcei

tive brass beds, bright and satin finish, u and
full sizes This is your best opportunity to
secure a fine brass bed at a greatly reduced
figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

NV. ANNA SHAW.
sl'su. chairman Of transporta-
On Il he national organization.
Nm anna Smith ncyue the prcsl.
vt xtks WASHINGTON state organ.
iaa<, knt Mrs Oliver n. 2. Bel
ssh
YESTERDAY, IN Spokane, tho won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
$3.50 Diner
$I.45

A neat little Diner
like picture, in Early
English or golden finish,
made Of hardwood with
continuous back post
construction, solid sad
die seat, plain panel back,
Only a limited quantity,
so shop early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

In golden oak, tuna ma
hogauy or bird's-eye maple,
exactly like cut, with saddle
shaped seat and broad back
panel well finished and very
strongly constructed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29

This Neat,
Plain Dresser,
like picture.
but without
embossed ef
feet in back;
ease 40x2 20
..ais. Iii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-29
BREAERroN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.

100 Cherry 81, Ground Floor.
Call or wri'e tot maps and prices
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

:Turner eitiren.A Gin
igebarniid)ter FroteltbeidyluB gegen
Brobibition Der alien Waitgliebcru
Der StaotslegiSlotir bon Wiiiollri
in eneliiher lleberietung 5~ugeionot
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fntui1a beS S~urnbe5irtS st. 2oitis
angenpmmen. Gin ultS Den Surnern
gbaS. 8alentomp, George Hiidolot
uno Carl Efeiiier beitebenbea Spe.
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aearbeitet. Die in oen Scr5en Der SO
Geleeaten tebbaften @icoerboa ianO.
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Decentralization 3urnerbu1oes
~ebeifIoiien einitimmie, gegen ben IN
Der 2eeislatur idipebenoen 3ulot
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'rune bon Irobibition i'm gor5crt
Staotc Miilouri, 81 protcitiren, @ir
'protcitiren, neil mir glouben, HaB
ein berortiaeS @eieB illlpraftlid unO
,ungereht iein miiroe; mcil Die Ser
faliung Der Gereiuigteu Stnoten. nit
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I'M Ginflong itebt, unS mlSbriidlidl
Die Segnum9en Der perionlihen Srei,
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iuteu mir Die Serren Iertreter in
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5u ieben, Dob eit oerartiger 3uiot
Bur gerfoiiung obgelebnt miro. @ir
beidloien ierner, einem ieben Mit,
glieb Der 2egislatlir cine Nbihriit Die
les EroteItes Su6lienoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Gut Sell!

sh
Gagioeuna bcS EbilnOCIpbio GltrlIs
@esirtS in @oibin9ton bclttc mo
mpruen. Scutc Nbenb Gon1s
nterS in Ser SoIIe ocS columbia.
5ltrnpereinS T.. GOrtuurt9" mo
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Telegaten.
Sic 5ogiotm9 OeS EhilaocIpblns
5urnbc3irfS finbct heiltc ltno morgcn
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. ngolnmbin Sltr1rurrCiltS" ltott. Die
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hclte Nnfmtttag nlh Der Quuloc3'
Sauptitoot, mo bClltc Nbcn0 tIloct
elm GonuurrS itntt. MorQcu Gormit-
tao 8 llbr beginner Die @pldlGitS.
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Gie Trleauteu SIR Sogidblur9 limo:
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Sd)pnlbe.
.Southporf 5lir1. mo Sonnto9S.
idul. Gerein" - GbaS. y. WteDer, $
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columbia . Gurnpereill," Vbilo.
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Rottllrarm un0 Wtor Giicnlualloer.
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Bonn

Sr. Charles s. auopp. Der filr5fih
0oS biibihe 8obnhuuS 9tr. 800, So
tbebrol.S truBe, crnor6, hat oaiielbe
an Strait MorD q. @iliantS nicbcr
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god Nopcll idrcitcn idncl uOrmGrtS.
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SomnerS ierti9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

oebrott lno Damn ciltlaiien. Mlc lid
oic ginmonoerirngs @ebOroc III 3lt'
funit in iold)cn NdIlen perhnltell
miro, ooriibcr itrpei0t man it'd ollt
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Eoor OIL cinen Wiiiiondr octinltIp
cntluiielL, nit ser @cOin1nnA ooB DIE
Grnrutn0 boIo it%ottfinoet, ooer g
miro Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit
Dem @oore nub Ntcm-9orf geItldt,
nm Die &itcrl5 }t crIun1cn inlo Ole
Irolulng 81 pcrunloI'ct. Altt leOer'
Ioll miro Ole Vcroromul1 feline quite
@irflut0 boben. ionOcrn MIR Die Solt'
Dung ionIt 3lrucrldiiiOcr GitmonOcrcr
%ucr3o9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

nenl per @ertrcter Der Sjilise@eIcu-
idlolteH, ms lie hlitbcn III Den oeltt.
idtn Gnli1rontcus@Guicrn bis Die
&ronten ciltIoiicn lueroen tonntcn,
luorollf lie ouf Ole &nicl 3urilf1e'
brcdt lulO enhgiiIti0 cntIoi'cn MIR
Ocn. Ter non General Gin1uunOcz
umNa.GommiiiGr &ceic crloiiencn
&crorOnuA aenl0b miiiicu mnmebr
otdJ bic in iold)cn GGucn Ictinirtcn
oltf ellis &2lonO bIcibcn.
NIlId1 iucnu Elm 9routpoor cintrui
mo sic Ginnonoerlutn3 9cb6roc olri
Scr Irmu!rA bcitono. iulrrOcn Die
2@iCbc9lcute al bic U}iiiiondrc poro.
Iiri, nm Ole S%ciratb3litcn3 III crlont
gen. Nod eriolgttr (rounl9 mlrrhc
no5 Bour nod GIli9 N3Ion0 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Stc Mcunen.


Scutc beginner sic %19-tG0iGcn Hert'
11cn 5ll Timlico. Nobc5n 1000
9frr0c. - 2lO StGuc allBcrboIb
oea RennploBca NenliCtbct Ser
ipriht ooa ar6Btc Rcu1cn in Der
@cididJtc Scr Stoot 5l merocIl.
Gle Oic~aj6briNcn 6riibjobr8rcnnen
rrltcr Sen Nuipi5icn OcS .WtorpIono
&odep-Glub3" 81 Einlico uebnlen
bcutc ibrcn Nniuu0 u1b merocn bis
5lml -. Mai iortgCiCbt. Scit elmer
Generation limo Die Ncrbultliiic fiir
Elm NroBorti1cS EicrOcrcnncn teinc
10 giinitiGc NelucicL lpic IN oicie,1l
Sabre. Gle beiten (robcr uto Sen
ncr bc3 2nlloc9 IinO bier. Itc 3obl
ser Fieroc lit o%n1Gbcrnb taulcno.
Nuc Stdue, Ole 5lu>t Hcnnplobc &C.
borcl,, iino nit colcn Heltnct 9~etiillt,
u1o Der Club bot nnbcrbcn niht ne
niger ol3 2lO St6lle Gcnlictbct fir
sic llntCrbringnuQ bon &Icroen, Die
fir sic Ncnlcn %on0cmclOct lilo. Sr.
,Sohu Nrcnnnn lit Der Iniid)t Dab Der
Gr6iimmQ9to0 Elm chen 10 beoultens
Scr icill miro, mcnlt b0S Mcttcr gut
lit, ais Der ocnflpiiroigc 81. Sttober
1877. Pin Dem Gage iono hoS 9rpBc
Hclntcn 5piiden Den beriihnltcn Ffer.
Den ,Gorple," Gen Nroet" II. nGom
Sdliltrcc" ltott, ST iucld)en ollie Con-
orcBmitNlieocr mo Senotorcn lid
einaeltcllt bottcn. 10000 GintrittS-
fartcn muroen pertauit, uno lladoent
Die &ortcn ole pcrgriifcn mnren, luilr'
ocn nod 10000 Eerionen negcn blole
@c5obllrnN oca GintrittSgclbes einge-
~loiien. Cine rtrIIht Menihcnmcnge
erlportcno. bot Die Tcrloultuhe cinen
80 sub luir0cn Nnbon al Die Gribilne
erridtcn toileu.
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u hti0c GcroronunN oea
8cncroI Ginmnnbc.
Sc o nj NJ ii lar 5.

Tic crIte lpihti9e &erorbmul9 b2S
i,el,en enerul-GinmanocrllngS.Gom
miIi0rS 2ccic, meldc 0ani lpc5iell
olf Die in NcpsOorf eintreiIenbelr
Ginpoltocrcr 9e5ug hot, bebonbelt
Gorole.S Guc. ,Sn Der G%erpronultg
miro geiu9t, bob hoS 8eieB feinerlei
9eitimmlrng cntb0lt. monodl Git
monoerer poroIirt meroen founteu,
intb boB bieie EroriS mliborelr
miiiic.
Iic Yarpliru11 bon Ginpolloerern
criolgte e%eluobnlid) Damn, iuenn &C.
luiIle Witgllcoer elmer 6nnlilic wegen
Grfrontllng zines Der Shri9en bcti.
nirt iuorcn. "a bcmiihten lid, Die
beutiden Selier %gepGbnlid, Die gnt-
loiiltng Der 0eiunoen Mitglieoer I'M
ter Earole 81 %crIoigelL bar1it nid)t
etipa nod onoere Witglicber Der "a.
Mile ooer 0eren ainoer olli ellis IS.
LAMB erfranftcn. EieGinnonpcrrulg3-
9eborbe bon GaiS Sslalb iibcront-
lportete Ole ~geiunoen Mitglieber e.