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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
By international News Service.

BY International News Service.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 1.--Athletes
from the University OF California today
won the twelfth annual conference meet
with a total of II la points. Missouri
was second. with 20 Ia points, and I'LL
nois third. with 26 points. Chicago scored
fourth position. with 10 points. Missouri
put UP game but futile fight to retain
the honors won at Minneapolis last year.
Two conference records were shat
tered when Nicholson OF Missouri won
the 800 yard high hurdles in Is 1-5 The
old mark was Is 2-5. held by Fred Ma
ionek OF Chicago. Nicholson's record
equals the world mark held Jointly by
Kroenstein OF Pennsylvania, Snow OF
Dartmouth and Richards of California
Metcalf of Oberlin won the two mile run
in 9;42 40. beating the old mark Of 9:oo.
held by Rowe Of Michigan. Nicholson
of Missouri was the individual point win J.
ner with a total OF 10 la points. Ira
Davenport of Chicago and Wilson OF Coe
college scored 10 points - eooo
persons filed through the gates of Stuart
field 10 watch the cream OF the western
college athletic world struggle for SUI
The mile was Won by Farauhar OF
Ames. The winner covered the distance
in 4:2s LIB and he led from the start
lsh of Wisconsin third.
Clement Wilson OF Coe college. won the
100-yard dash in a close finish with Wood
OF California and Linn of Northwestern.
Wilson ran the dash in 10 seconds flat.
the same time as he made In the prelim-
mary heat.
In the final heat of the 12o-yard high
hurdles, Nicholson OF Missouri estab-
lished new conference record OF rs is.
IT was a close finish between the winner
and Case of Illinois.
yrisx mi
Of Missouri with hurl Of 125 feet. 5S
inches Anderson. also OF Missouri. was
second and Butts OF Illinois third.
Illinois; He cleared the bar at y feet,
a Inches. Coyle OF Chicago. Gold OF
Wisconsin and Vail of California were
tied for second at 12 feet and they di
yided the points.
The half-mile resulted an an easy VIC
tory for Davenport OF Chicago The ma
room flyer displayed excellent judgment
Of pace and allowed Bermopd Of Missouri
to set the pace most Of the way, Daven-
port covered tho distance IN 1.58 and
crossed the line fifteen yards ahend OF
BeTmond.
The 22O-yard dash was won by Wilson
OF Coe college. Wood of California was
q good second and Cortis OF Illinois was
third The winner ran the distance In
:22 is.
in the 40 yard run. The Chicagoan beat
covered the distance In 40 4.S.
Metcslf OF Oberlin Won the two-mile
run in the closest finish OF the day from
ner led until the back strotch was
reached on the last lap. when the Badger
passed him. In the stretch MetcaIf puIied
M and stumbled across the line less than
a loot ahead OF Seaton. Time. 9f2 AS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Oregon Varsity Wins.

PORTLAND, Or, June 1.-The Unlver-
sity Of Oregon had a waIkaway today in
the first annual Pacific Northwest col
iese conference track and field meet held
here on Multnomah field It's score was
%, lead of "a points over the IJniverritv
or washington, which won second riace
py only points from Whitman college
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BASKETBALL.
Puts on Boxing Lid.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The boxing game
in this city has received another setback
because Chief OF Police William Young,
for the second time within the last few
months. has ordered scheduled bouts TO be
called off Young notified the officers Of
the Irish American A. c. that he would
stop the proposed Kelly Goodman bout
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nS case he Is not eligible 1T
the French derby or the Gran
But, however, the racing rule
make it out, Sweeper IL Is AZ
bred to all intents and puYpo9
should he win tine derby, ID won
an American horse.
In this derby Sweeper IL VI
a number of good colts that y!
eligible for the Two Thousan'
two or three Of those are e1pe|
show sensational speed. Tbs
will not down that some one q
Will prove too good for SHeel
Then, too, there is another con
tion in the case Of Mr.. DuyJea
of. BroomsticlS. II is that In
nation he is along the lin@
sprinter rather than of the Stsy'
the derby is an event that y
stamina quite as much as it doa
qualities.
ERANCE is gradually but suI7
Il in her own way, letting
bars more and more to fore4&
The Race sociteY of Maison1
having the oldest track In ~
the leader in this. For The
June meeting several rich ever
erto for French-bred horses e.
", have been opened 70
hsh, the American and to
tire foreign element. And N
La Coupe dor, worth $f0,W
lowance of seven pounds IS
made to foreign bred horses.
lows the custom that once Prey
England when foreign horses
titled to allowances for all cup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

The Salt Lake Hot Springs Sanitar.
ium company announces that beginning
June 1 its we'll known sanitarium hot
sulphur baths at Sc West Third South
street VIII be opened to the public un-
der company management. Several
thousand dollars have been expended In
improving the plant. and it Is the in
tention to conduct the business in q
way, TO merit the patronage OF the hest
class Of people. Special attention will
be given 10 the two large swimming
pools as we'll ne TO tile Turkish and
private baths. Mr., Gideon Snyder will
DE the general manager and every ef-
Sanitarium, a high-elass bathing resort,
We solicit your patronage and assure
YOU Of courteous treatment and the
best attention while on tho pzsu,ises.
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Montgomery IS band. ssltair,
Tribune Want Ada
Bell Wasatch $500. Independ'

Don Z be content with indI
careless service. when those
proficient can he reached by
them through the Wants: SILL
cialists in business and the pre-
those who can show by tbelI
and references that they can
satisfactorily, are ready ana
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CONFERENCE RECORDS
CO; CALIFORNIA WINS
Nicholson of Missouri Equals
World Mark and Metcalf
Breaks Former Figure.
POINTS IN CONFERENCE MEET.

POINTS IN CONFERENCE MEET,
University of California. Al la.
University Of Missouri, 20 1-3.
University OF Illinois. Is.
University Of Chicago, Is.
University OF Wisconsin, 123
Coe college, 10.
University OF Minnesota, S.
Northwestern university. o
Anes college. s.
Oberlin college, 3.
Wabash college, 4 Is
University of Iowa CPerdue univer
sity), /.
Warlham college. 1.
Depauw university, !.
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Don't be content with ind5
careless service. when those p
proficient can be reached hyu
them through the Wants: Sni
clalists in business and the psol.
those who can show by then
and references that they can
satisfactorily, are rcady and
the Wants will bring them 20 y
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Romney at hslfback and Sam 0fesep at
tackle were old man and good ones. but
for the most part the men worked to-
gether we'll
Utah. 81: Colorado A. c., q.
Utah. 0; Denver u, o.
Utah. as: Montana A c., a
Utah. 10, Golden, 0.
Utah. is; Colorado College, s.
Utah, o; Colorado O.. 8.
Utah. 10; Idaho u, o.
In basketball the same bunch OF lively
young fellows got out and displayed the
10 beat the q. 7. u. The university ave
won easily from the other teams Il met,
but when it lined up against the Provo
team ihe boys seemed to get frightened
lost by narrow margin. Team work
rather than individual work featured the
basketball playing.
In baseball Coach Robert Porter had
well against any college team in the
country, AT the very start the boys got
on well and soon cinched the champion
who have been playing on the + fastest test
amateur toams In the state for several
years, so that when the coach got hold
Of them 1t was not necessary 70 teach
stead all he had to do In order to get
winning team was TO get them work
Ing together properly. which he did in
q very short time.
Tho infleld, composed Of Sutherland.
OFT Romney, Holmstesd. Lon Romney and
Fitzpatrick, was as fast as lightning and
many men who had attended college in
the east said II was the best college
infeld they had ever seen
In track work the university had things
All It's OVID way The team was especial
~ strong In track events. and In all
meets won by good margin. The find
Of the track season WAS Albert Robson
In the dual meet with Provo Robson took
~ points In the meet with the Aggjes
he took 20. and in the state meet he
captured IL points. being the highest point
winner for the university In all three
events. He Ia q. freshman and should be
wonder by the time he becomes
senior The record for the season in
other sports is.
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HESTER LEADS In DOUBLE PLAYS

Tne Salt Lake association the
dounie
c.uos nave the following Pals
Aissoula 49, Butte. Helena IT, - ~ " @A'
following of douhIe n,o-r
In BY the various players u association: = '
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Fare 25c. ~
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Mondays coeur d'Alene Entries.

By International NcwB Service
ALAN Ida. June Mondays Occur d'Aiene
entries:
Frat Rana-Seuipu half mi1e
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Latonia Entries for Monday.

CINCINNATI, Juno Mondays Lntouia entries:
First Raco-Four and half fuuIonas
nHn yIf I Ind>
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SaS.Smaba.

Sn iiingitcr 3eit pur0en I'M Re.
ii6en5oiitrift Der Staot mebrere be-
oelttenbe ginbriide uno 3iebit1blc
ousgeiugrt, obne oaB es Ser BoIi5ci
gelang, Der 9erbre6er babbait 81
ner6en. Mithpodl oerbaitetc Die
IoIi5ei orei 6ar6ige ulto eineu Me,
ricaner, naIde ihper 0erO1ttig
ilno. bic gin6riide allsgefiibrt 81
baber.
9enobner DON Sorpp Gqrultp
i;no intereiiirte 9iirger Siio. 0ma-
tc's MAIDEN anitrengrmgeL Die IS.
StraBe bis gum ST. Groof in einer
9ouleuaro uiu3ugeitalten. Die
9un6e5regierung lit 0afir interei.
iirt nor0eu, un0 man glallbt, bnb
Die Safe in Stub gebraft werOen
tonn. aongraBmam 2obed into
~leIiirt lid, fiir Die Sad)e.
E. g. Sell Saluon, 1925 gt>Str.
geltes Bier. 6einer 6reiIund
3eutidcr gciud miQfomHen.
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oluti6e Shlocnt @aitptrroner mar.
Ingie Der ipdtfre girdiioeut 81 ibm:
Dou are al aipinl ielloip. M.
eeritaH0 hour poper NOM OH
tat man aud BON SdnrJ's 9ein.
den bel gismard er5dblt. er ielbit
lot iiber ocli eriten 0erielben am
o. 5ebrnar 1868 an ieinen SdlDa.
GER &einri6 Maper beridtet. mo
5iuar aus @ieSbaOeh er erIdblt.
onb 9ismard, pdhreno SAnri IN
Berlin mar, Den @lmifl aiiSgeipro.
den bate, ibn tcuHen 81 lcrHen
@enn er, Sdurj, cs aid piinitte,
ioLtc er es ibn iuiIIen IaIieR. sd
that es naiiirIid)" beiBt Is in Dem
griefe, .uno gismnrf gab cine
Shm6c oru nddliien Gage an. Sd
ging bin mo bate cine n~noertbnl6.
itiinoige lluterreoun1 nit linn. "
9ismarf IuO Shuri bel oieier @e.
Iesenbeit sum Diner AM anoeren
Gage ein no id nit einigen
Guseuo beiternter mo befreBter
Gebeims @erifts. un0 an0erer
siatbe Suiammentraf." Sieic Ser.
rcn botten 5uerit feline ahnnng
iuer gismarfs Bait iei - Der tied
briefIidl p~erioIgte StiOent Carl
Sfur5! .gtitts", Idreibt Shur5.
bate fomiifer fem f6nnen. ole
mein Griteinen IN Der miniiteriel.
len 5iidseieaiaoft. Iotiirlid fam
IL mid unb fdtnte i'd anfangs ME.
monoen. GnOIif, ais mir inns chen
n~ieoerieBen monten, maftc mid
Sismarf nit einigen befonnt.~ Rim
iei oos @efliiIter am lid berlim
aegangcn unO Oas @ritouten grob
gepeien. 4Qm1blih ieien o1nn Die
alien ltnO iungen Berriiden jltrnu.
Iiher eeporben, uno man babe lid
eor5 gut dmiiiiert. gismard ielbit.
idien bod nnhtr1sIid BON Dem
aomiiten Ser Sitliation frappiert
81 iein. aaIs er Die anoeren emf
bate, beiBt es in Dem 8rief
mo mir nIlein tporen, iagte err:
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mir bier 10 rltbig 3~uiammaniiben
lino 3ignrren raufen. 3ns bate
lid feiner bon ms beioen Dor flint.
,ebn Sabren trdumen ldiien," LIMB
gIeif barnuI~ i9IieBt Stur5
rieste er mir feline 3ufunfspoIitii
.useinnnoer."
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Susenolidle StrakenrGa6cr.

3mei junge, masfirte 8engel
ii6erfielen 5. 6. aennp TAG iiio.
lide %. 5trabe m%obnbaft, in Oel
gaabe Der @obntulg Oes 2ebteren
bielten linn iduBbereite Heoolper
cntae9en un6 nobmen inn ieinl
goloene 3aidenltbr nno Zoe ob
Srob ibrer Sligello pliroc bic 3bai
III elmer @eiie arsgefibrt, nelft
harauf iflieBen ldBt, onB Die Ban.
bitten feline gieulinge in ibrem fluid.
~iDiiroigen @etperbe iinO.
9oipnro 5elbcn, t54i iuol. 26
Strnbe ipobnbaft, tpiirbe fur5 nod
Wittterilndt bon 5nei iiuigen Ser.
len unter Dem is. StrnBen 8ioonfI
ilberfaIlen itno I'M Ieilie 9nInellub.
mo S1.40 beralibt.
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ltcbcrtrnt bic GnarantGnr.
beitimmnnaen.

Spnn 9crgitrom. $500 6rnnfIin
Strabe, nur0e lpegen llebertretina
Ger Observation-Disclosures Der
bnftet. Sein fleines aino mar bon
ser 9ipbtbcritis befalen ipor6en,
itn6 Die 8obnitng tuiiroe inter Gua-
rnntdne geiebt. Der 9ater thinner.
Re iif nifJt Inn Die 9%eitimmingen
~1erlelben uno lieb ons Sinh bin.
aus. Ter 9oIi5eirihter nabm ibn
III cine Celebrate BON $25 nebit
Soften, erIieB oieieIbe nber ip1ter
nadoen 9ergitrom Inn oeripro6en
batte. in 3ltflmit Dem Geiete nad-
alfommen.
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Cine meme Grrlngenifnft ouf
ncm @cbiete Der io3iaIen 5iiriorge
lit Der aIters. unO Snoolioen.ger n.
icrgungsplon Der american Sele.
phone aro Telegraph COMPANY, Der
nm /. Snnuor 1918 IN Strait ire.
ten jon. Die geieaidaft, peIte
ai,dj Die g9eitern Union Telegraph
,nb Die @eitern electric COMPANY
a.mfaBt, beid1ftigt runo $4,000
gngeiteIte. Sbre GenTionsfniie,
III oeren lnterbaltltng bic An9eitea,
Ten NIT einem einpro5entigen 2obn.
ab5ug ~beitrogen i%oIler, miro nit eli.
iiein 5onos BON 6ebn Wiqionen
Collar eroffret tperoen. Sir iino
III oieiem 2ailoe MIR lnngIom Dem
8eiipieIe Ser alten @eIt in ge5la
nuf io3iaIe 5iiriorse gefoIgt, aQein
0ie @eid1ft5luelt nnertennt INNER
mebr Die NotbmenOigteit, Der lo5ia.
len @eredti9feit i'm mooernen SIT
ruitrioIismus 8eltung gu peridnf
rem 2eioer crf1brt iie aber ni6t
mebr 5or0erurg in Ser 9ationalge-
iebsebung uto IN ben Staatspar.
lamcnten oils ourd geIegentlide
rihtsiagenoe Grfldrungen ulo foot.
aeborene @eiesesooridI1ge. @as
III Der aIten 8eIt Die Stnnten lii.
ternehmen, muB in Der nelle1 Dor.
Icufi1 Der Snitiatiue GROCER 8ri-
ratf6rperihaften iiberlaIien bIeiben.
Nos babel berausfomnlt, mag 10
INNER nod ni6t oiel fem, dber
iencnfalls tit es better ais nihts.
Eriiber poer ip1ter tueroen Die
staaten oDer Die 9unoesregierung
NIT elmer einheitIiten un6 umfni.
ictoen Organization oieies 3meiges
Ger io5ialen 5iiriorse ein5uipringen
habcir. @as onSere 21n6er, 9eutidr
1aliO alien boraus, nuf 6ieiem @e-
hiete geIfaffen hnbelt, tperOen oiq
Ger. Staaten aud ihaffen nliiiIen,
&c io5inlen 8eoiirfniiie Der 9eit
fueroen tie bd5u 5lpingen.
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gls GeidDnam geinnoen.

Sn ieinem 3imtner oes Grforh
Sotel, In peltem er gl6iteigequor.
tier genommen bate, nuroe oel
1ogelobner grt Gemmers ais 2eid)-
nam ~gefun0en. Gdg 3immer tpal
NIT aeuhtaas, tpelfes ben offener
@asfrabnen entitromte, ansefiilIt.
gian miro urtcriudcr, CD Elm I'M
aIiidlid)cr 3uioII oocr SclbItmoro
torIieat.
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2aiterbDble gcidluHen.

auf 8eranlniilmg bes goli3ei.
fommiiidrs RDoer fuur0e Die al Der
s. mo Dodge StraBe gelegene bon
8if uno Moore gefubrte Batter.
boble poli3eilifl aeihIoiicr. 8eS
Sefteren lit oieielbe m~isgebober
iporoen, Oic Gigentbiimer aber nlllb.
ten bel einiluBreifen areiien einer
iogenollnten .Gua~ babeiL 1ern
irnnler tpieoer oifnetc oieie aneipt
tire 9biiren. Sect obcr lit ben
EoIi5cifommiiidr 9tpocr Die &c.
if)ihte bod elm bisden 5u bunt &C.
poroen mo or ertbeilte Dem @oli.
5eifapitGn Gcmpiep Den gcfebl, Die
SofaIitGt unter oQelt llmitdnoen
III idIieBen. ct bat 6ieieS get6an.
eenn 3pei goIi8iften bnIten Dor.
ldufig Dor Den 3biiren oes 2ofal
8afle uno Iaiien Riemnno beraus
nod binein.
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Cmala als apnpentipnsnabt.

Snt 9anie 0cs nd6iten @onais
Ucrocn bier bier pidtige aonpente
taaen, nGmIiG Die Rebrnsfa State
Suffrage aiiociatiolL Die @iiionri
uno Soma SoteIleute aiiociotion.
Gouutrp 2ife Gongreb unO Miiiouri
GaIlep Readers giiociaticn. Won
iiebt, 0aB omaha ais aonoentions.
itaot geiudt miro. lln0 pnrlim
mih nidt? 8eiB bod Sober, oab
man nod getbnner arbeit iid bier
gngenebmite uiterbalten fam.
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auditorium Dernaai.

gieaic Dillon bot bic anoitoriuu
GompanB auf $4,000 Sdabener.
lnb Derfl1gt. sSh Der aIaaeidrifi
miro a~ngeaebei, Dab lie bcim Roa-
idublnuirn inn anoitorium 81 30.
Cen iiel mo anOerr 2duier iiber
iie iuegitirJtelL ipobei iie ihIimme
8erlebrmgen erliit. gle bebniip-
lei. Dab bic @cnpaliimg oeS auoi.
forums Hobbeitcn ieitcns Der Roll.
idniblaufer gcitattet babe. sS6rr
tlcies nidt Der 5aIl gaueien, Dam
hafte lie feline nenneisipertben Der.
lgitngen erliilcn.
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Rarttberiht.
Su0G omaha, 81.

Sii0-G Omaha, 81. SOB.
Hin0oieb-3ufubr 1000; Mnrfi
flnu bis felt.
8uto Bis bette $s.25-10.00.
MitteImaBiss f:s CUTE 1925
$s.25.
8erp0bnIidc biz rnitteImdbig.
$6.00-7.25.
aiibe lnlo Sellers, feit.
Suite bis bette Sellers $5.75--
700.
@ute bis bette aiibe $3.50
GAO.
9itteImdBise Bis CUTE aiibe
So. 50-5.50.
8eD66nIihe Bis mitteImGbiee
S3.25--4.40.
Stoders unO 6eeoers, fIau Biz
Toe nieoriger.
@iite big bette $6.25-7.50.
giitteIm1bige biz CUTE, $5.75-
$6.25.
@efuobnIide bic mittelmdbige
$5.00-575.
Stof Sellers $4.50-6.00.
a0I6er $5.00-9.00.
8uGen $4.00L5.M.
Sdneine- 3ufnbr 10000; Mnrfi
left nit better Sorte, so Cars Der.
fauft an SpefuIanten fir $7.75-
7.S5, Stoders eingeboten gu $3.50
-7.65; so Cars mbertnitft I'M
Mittags5eit; SdlliB 15c nieoriser
91lr6ihnittspreis $7.65 Bis 7.80.
Eofiter 9Srcis $7.85.
Sdaie-3ufubr $500 ;gtmfi
10 bis 15t bOber.
mritterIdofe, cute Bis bette
S3.75-4.00.
gsi0oer, CUTE Bis bette 1915
|4,25.
Sd6rlinge, CUTE bis bette $500
$40.
2dmmer s7.10-7.25.
Seeoers: Mutteridaie $500 Biz
1925; @iooers 1915 - $4.25;
2sdbrIingc $4.50-S5.15; a1mmei
| SIS. 25-S6.25.
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IrripnnLnpti,en.

SIM areiie ibrer ainoer unS Der.
monoten f~eierte 0ienitng Die Mutter
oes @errn S1 Roblif t014 iiiol.
81. StrnBe mobnbait, ibren 20.
Beburtstng. 5rau Roblfi e~rireut
lid tros hires blbIiihen glters i'm.
iier nod GROCER geiitiger mo for.
perliher 6riidc. uuiere @rotuIn.
ton.
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In Der SentidJen gusaabe Ser


Carl 5dur8'ifen 2ebenserimerun-
gen. bon Der fiir5lid Ser brittle
8ano ~eridlienen lit, iino intereiiante
@riefe entbaIten, Die in Ser omeri.
forliden 4llsgnbe febIen. Gieie
8ripfe ~itdn1nlen meiit aus Sen Sab.
rer 1858, 1859 l,no 1860; Iie
irio 5itn 9beil an Die Satin beg
ems Der @eiinatb 8erbanaten, sum
She'll all 6reuuOe geriftet. Sn Ell.
mem oieicr 9riefe er5dblt Sf)ur5
ron ieinen 8egegnunaen nit Gin.
r0ln, in oeiien Sntereiien er I'M Sab.
n 1860 a~iisgeoebnte aalnpagnetot.
rem modJte. 9incoEn DuBte Die
Sfrr5'ide agitation pohI eli ida.
rem. @elegentlid elmer @o6lDer.
iammlung. in Ser Der ebemaIige
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Better &uiesser bat eiunaI ge.
iagt Der Oaiti6e @ldleI babe cilieu
ieiten SHIof trosoem oiirfen Die
G~ngI6noer ilber5eugt lem, DAB iie
inn irift bic 9ettOede l~pea5u5iebell
bralidlen, Inn Jpn gum eripafm 81
bringeu.
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KOhIo

~LInr etrRre Carbon nobe n ansle8eIdnet fir aohcH rno
kUIItEI Scen Gle If rein, ghbt pte eniJln0et flo idnea,
No''so" binterIdbt reuie aide bait oaS 5euer rHo If Die bette
ncbe nrtIeren grehts TN wanute @rcbr %gubar6he, vi unO Stif
500. GhgoIr 81 $3.50. gr peifaufm aud Chic, Nod Springs.
Gterionn. &alnut gIod gofs, Sob m6 3HnO6oG5 linierc SnrtfobIe
III Die Scranon-oe bette aote Ole %geforoet miro grfnuhn aud
Die arfanins unO Semtantbrnits. lie bette Ificnrt aobe $500
Efir 20 ihbL IL. Ctr. telephone GongIaS $50
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gerlanst--Gin gutter @~lritnad,er
unb 6leii6er, Der aae in oas
Sad einihlagen0en arbeiten beior
pen fam. NiuB niidtern icin inns
GmpieDlungcn a~ufpeiiel f0nuen.
8iiter sobu fit ben rcdlten Mnnn.
Wiau idlreibe nilter II. s. an ov
Gnfa1a &ribaue.
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EatentaaluaItl.

2ic f%einiten 8irite alter glrf
perbcn III Sdnanber & 5nffmannfs
gaoen aemadlt. Selbit einsrmadDte,
marinirte Serin9e nnb r0tbe alini.
ben. aar SentIfen Ielifaiegen
tets %DOrrdtbis. Die beitcn aulo.
"nialluaarsn unS G'.miie Der Sai.
Ion. Sdrnanber & Suffmnnn, 40s
n0rOl. Is. strafe.
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Die csortidrittspartei

Die NprtlhrIttsparfet lebe bon
Der Soffnung, periihert elmer ibrer
5iibrrr. 9on ioIder aoit baben Die
9iirfen in Den Iesten 8oden mif
Belebt, ober iiberfIiiiiiees Sett bat
tic bel ibrea nidlt nnseiebt.
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jegIifeu Gbarafters, bumoriitijdu
unO erniter Ratltr, Seutihe Bidder
uno 3eitidriften, oeutid)e Slid.
nunidfarten fir ale @cIegenheiten
bel Siunrt & Mcaslub, 100 ilo.
lide Is. StraBe, omaha, 0ebr.
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Der gerein oes jiiOpeitlideii
Soma fnr Gbitfultur miro feline
oiesi1briee @uslteIlulg i'll alioito.
rum in Council BLUFFS balten, ma0
sfDor in ben gagen Der criten ISOLDE
Ges Nonots DECEMBER. gas Sro.
eramm lit nabe5n icrtig nno miro
1T efliden 9agen 5nr S~croifciitli'
dung fcmmen ionic bic ailsgeiettr
frimicr.
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3ebntes S~tiftnnasieit.

Ger Geitcrrcid) llngorn 5roucn'
perein iciert am Sonrtng, ben 81
9oucmber, iii Der gobmiiden Lurr.
hnne, IS. mo 0orros Strabc, len
10. Stiitlngsfeit perbniocn nil
aonSert ufo 8na. 4nfalg 5 llbi
Nafmittogs. Gintritt 25e bic Ser.
ion. Sober 1T ireunbIidit einse.
Id6en. Gas aomite.
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Emaha getreiSc.M arft.

Omaba, 81. Gooember.
Sortcr 8ei5en-
CIR. 2. 7SH-S012c.
Gr. 3, 77A-791ac.
Ger. A, 76-7Sc.
8riibia1rs Nci3en--
Rr. 3, 77h-79c.
Or. 3, 7614 ISLE.
Nr. 4, 74--76c.
@eiBes Sort
Rr. 5. 47N--49e.
9lr. A. 42--12He.
@eIbes Sort
Ger. 3, 48h-50c.
Rr. 4, 43-43hr.
aorn--
gar. 3, 47A-4sc.
9ar. A, 42--421ae.
WeiBer Safer
Nr. 2, 30szc.
Hr. 3, Doc.
Or. a, oa1A--29Ae.
gtanoaro SAFER 30A-30Ac.
Mnl5serite 54--62c.
Syuttergerite, Nr. /, 44-50c.
Moggcn
atr. 2, 59l16Ot.
Hr. 3. 59-5912f.
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gmpieblungcn ouipeiien fonner
@rter 2obn fir Den rehten Wldnn
@ian idrei6e unter Il. 6. an oit
Smaba Sri6iine.
Saiden. nnS 8anoubren anO griI,
len gut repnrirt. s. so. grnIb.
1917 Cunning StraBe.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-08-13

ton today in which all the regulars
and national guard in camp will par
ticipate. There is to be a long
march and bivouac over night and
before return to camp a division in
to two armies and a sham battle.
Four thousand men will take part.
General Hoyt of st. Paul, the COM
mander Of the department of the
lakes, who has been in charge at
Camp Mccoy for the last month, has
left for Ludington, Mich, to witness
the maneuvers which are to be held
at that point. He was accompanied
by General Porter, commander Of
the central division. Camp Mccoy is
now under command Of Colonel
OConnor Of Des Moines Of the Sixth
cavalry.