davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
Farms For Sale.

FOR SALE-lmprOVed and unimprOVed.
both small and large farms in Turner
county; the cheapest and the best Let
me show YOU now. J. F. Maddox 44-S-2S
SEVERAL desirable farms near Barnes
vile; different sizes; prices S25 to SIS
per acre. NJ, p, Owen, GAINESVILLE. Ga.
S0-S-24
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
PRIMARY MOVEMENT,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 28.-Hogs Receipts.
10000, Market steady; mixed and butch
e er1,,,L slSO@S95; good heavy, S.$5gsgo;
pigs, 725@s,3O; bulk, s3O@SSO
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 Market steady
to l0c higher; beeves, 6.6001055: cows
ers, 4.40M7 rs; Texans, 6,5OQS so: calves,
9,000 so
Sheep-Receipts, &c. 600. Market steady;
native and Western, 325m44O; lambs,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S-Carpenter. Bag
got & Co: There was further liquidation
m the near positions in cotton seed oil to-
row will he the first notice day for Sen
TENDER and the crowd seemed to fear
heavy tenders, although some operators
ever, there was an inspiration to transfer
holdings to the later months and these
operators absorbed the interest of the
trade in the absence of outside demand
Cotton seed oil quotations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
Real Estate Wanted.

IN SMALL TOWN. within 40 miles of At
lanta, a fve-rOom house with large lot;
must be in walking distance of train stop:
would prefer renting with privilege of
buying. Give full particulars Address
Travelling Man, Box So care Georgian
S-27-31
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA.
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
Farms for Rent.

on MARIETTA car line, six miles from
city, Il acres, two new dwellings, fine
barn, chicken houses and all outhouses,
running water; incubators. Fine place
for dairy and truck. Apply 715 The
Grand. Phone Ivy 6l09-I. 62-S-24
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
MINING STOCKS.

BOSTON. Aug Calumet Arizona,
8234: American Zinc. 81; Butte Superior,
as, North Butte, 34l2 Old Dominion, 60h
CONNER RangC. sou.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
GRAIN STEADY ON
HIGHER CABLES
Fluctuations Marrow Through
out Day, With Close Around
Last Nights Figures.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Aug 2S-Wheat was IN /.
20 &c on higher cables, which were caused
by further reports of Russia having
lnuch smaller eXportable surplus. Rains
were general in Canada as wen as Darts
OF our own Northwest
Corn was 4 to Sac higher on shorts
oats were up q to &C
hog products were fractiOnally lower
Wheat closed with prices showing ~ains
were about | cent below the best levels
reached Scattered shorts led the early
buying and when their wants were sat
ished values weakened
The board of trade will be closed next
Monday, Labor Dav.
, Corn was y to 2sc higher at the finish.
from the best levels
oats were irregular, prices ranging from
shade lower to shade higher
IToVlslonS showed but smaH and unim-
portant changes, some lower and some
higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug 2S-Tradng was
light at the metal exchange today and
the tone was SIS steady 2G ,Goppe1rr .6 sg9e to
lead, 460d475; spelter, 710d7.03
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28

Trains marked thus ('r run daily, ex-
cept Sunday
Other trains run daily. Central time
City Ticket Office. No. l Peachtree St
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
Real Estate For Sale

50 $50 will buy one of the best Groom
homes overlooking Grant park. House
IN the very best shape, and has slate roof
and is truly bargain a the price named.
II can be handled with 5000 cash and pos
session given at once. or owner will re-
main and make lease. Let us show YOU
mis- ut once before you are too late. See
Mr.. Cay. !. Il. Nutting & Co.. sol En-
pre- Life Bldg. S-28-l0
FOR SALE Modern S-room house on
large lot in Decatur, IS, 1850 Fletcher
Pearson, ~ Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 3145. S-26-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET

LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened u to Ad higher; IN
$50 p, n, was e to I'D higher closers
Corn opened = to sd higher; at 1:of
p. m. was Asd higher: closed I'd highe
------------------- % he
CHICAGO CAR LOTS. o.
--- O.
Following are receipts for Wednesds
and estimated receipts for Thursday:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28

FOR SALE-By owner at Is Cherokee
avenue, six-room house and barn; lot
50X250 to 20-foot alley; shades and fruit,
Price is right 26-S-&4
FOR SALE-Five roop bungalow. No. 3
jefferson place Decatur. Ca, all con-
venences. Apply l.. NJ. Huff, 81 West
Mitchell street. S-23-22
GRANT STREET HOME $4,000 buys a
dandy 5-room dwelling, 173 Grant St;
new and modern throu ghout; splendid
neighborhood. Il will please you if YOU
want home. Easy terms Ed r. HAYS.
City Hail. S-I'-39
For 1ulck sale list your property with
Everett & Everett, 224 Brown Randolph
beg, Marietta and Forsyth 7-l5-2I
THE HOUSE You build. buy or
rent will not be a modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
In and Near Forest Park.

WE have As acres fronting railroad. lies
we'll to cut in lots; lS-room hotel right
AT depot; six beautiful homes ana several
lots; four homes with acreage; L daily
trains; cents car fare: II acres, Al acres
and 80 acres improved farms on JonesborO
ebert road and new car line, s to miles
Of Atlanta -Four south Georgia farms.
BADGER REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Forest Park Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
North Side Home.

FOR SALE on easy terms. \ most com
Portable 1-room 2-story brick dwelling
on corner lot Spring street. the coming
street. Servants house on lot. win take
s2,T00 for equity. party assuming $1,000
loan at SO. Apply Joseph e. Boston. care
Georgia Savings Bank. S-24-33
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-28
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Closed barely steady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
SUFFRAGE ORGANIZATION GROWS
! RAPIDLY; WOMEN WORK TOGETHER

rulers, inmaking the laws. casting the
votes and 70 help promote peace. Z
she then spoke Of the present war n
Europe and said that after & mother
had brought q son into the world she
should have q right to help with the
laws so that she might keep him In
the world rather than have him 60
of TO war.
The next point she took up was
Justice" She said Justice means
an equal vote not . half vote As
half the Inhabitants Of the world are
women they should be given half the
vote Otherwise one half Of the brains
in tho world are making the laws
while the other half lie dormant,
or Cooperation she said. As pro-
ductiou OF humanity Is based upon
cooperation. Is there any reason why
this cooperation should not extend to
all that effects humanity Assuredly
MOI As child Is bereft without a
mother and man without q wife is
less than 3 man with one. 50 laws
made bylman alone lack true wisdom
DO unto others - you. would De
done b. that covers the point 81
bf6(heflood of them Woman Ii one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
Mrs. w. r. Frear and Mrs.
Hunter Jones Make

The suffrage meeting az the home OF
Mrs J. NJ. Dowseft yesterday after
noon was better attended than the
previous ones. Not only were there
many prominent Hawaiian women pre-
sent bat also white women well known
in the social world. The two prepared
addresses were made BY Mrs. Walter
Frear and Mrs. Hunter-Jones while
q number Of Hawaiian women spoke.
The HawaIians were very enthusiast
tic and their talks were features Of
the meeting.
The first address was made By Mrs.
HunterJones. who brought out many
Interesting points Of the subject.
The first topic she took up was,
what does suitcase stand forss Her
answer was equal rights. Justice, CO.
operation. brotherhood and love
Then she asked Why women should
have the equal rights 'bect1se'' she
said, women who hold property
should have Z part p choosing ne
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
IN THE WOMAIv'S WORLD

fhalf Of humanity and Mothers tn
Iothef half. Shall woman have ii
voice then IN that which concerns he
lor her offspring? Is man brother 4
man and not brother to woman i
$50. where do the sisters and mother
come I'M VIII man deny TO his dan
ghter the simple juctice allowed hil
son. Let us think OF what Brother
hood means.
Next she brought out the poinl
'0f taxation without representation
Taxation without representation Il
against the law. still. q woman own
ing property may be taxed while shs
can have no word whatever In tbs
choosing Of the lawmakers.
Another topic taken up by Mrs
Hunter Jones was why the Voter
She said In part:
Experience shows that women are
wise and conscientious, intelligent, il
the elective franchise.
Because. the whole race not hall
of IL should have q voice in the max
ing Of the laws and selection Of the
officers.
because the daughters must have
protection from the laws allowing
white slavery, and II Il the women
who viii give them this protection.
Because political inequality Is nm
Just. 3
Because there shall be no taxatio1
without Representations still women
who own property are taxed without
ro1lr6nora 4 = tim 81 q sssl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14

! ii the art Of housekeeping and n
pointing out that women are capable
Of taking part IN the t0vefnhekt.
Mrs. Frear said the GoseFnpent D.
only housekeeping on . larger staitk'
Il believe that the women Of Hawaii
viii be given the vote. said 8Ifx
Frear. Il cannot tell how soon. mt D
believe that we should prepare our
selves for the responsibility, for its
coming Is inevitable Mrs. Frear
dWeIt somewhat upon the women pfe-
pairing for the responsibility 0f the,
vote. She laid that the children IN the
public schools, though they had str-
died about the political conditiops. are
not yet wise enough to vote. StilI IL
they were offered vote they WOuI
readily accept IL. So she said women.
are As children IN the eyes OF the law
makers. 9 4 s.
Charles Fletcher Dolels. Good CHI
zen'' was the book that Mrs. Freai
recommended a. being . good text on
political matters. She also suggested
that at the meeting the women take
up some phase Of the laws or the
country and study II so as to be con-
versant on the government.
The next work to be taken up Is
the precinct organization.
At the close Of yesterdays meeting
II was moved and seconded that Mrs.
Frear occupy the first yice-preLidency.
The vote taken was Unanimous. As
81 the second objects unfllled. a num-
Der Of new members enrolled yesterS
day and the organization IN Hawaii
Is fast growing n strength and mum
Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
vsdpere Snnsen4 ent,uiidjt.

Oele I'M idonen Gpreeat6en Ills.
Iide 8e5eidnitng fiir oie @e[os
ifrorrfiprenger Der gef1brltden
Sorte poBt ean5 eeial oitf bic
teioen 8eIoidranfiprenger, DIE
tpdbreno Der Naorttag gtaht Ser
Omaha Boli5ei 1nio etntgen SiiIfs-
iberiifs I'M 9ltlontic Sote[ oirrd, Die
2appen gingen. Die @eiesesbiiter
nniiiien ii9 ettpas itngeldidt berom.
men baben, oenn es beiBt, Die @als
ner ieien bon ibren I .oben III
aeintnis geiest tporoen. Sic Der
0ltfteten nntiirlifl 10 ifnea lire
sSiiBe iie trngen tpollteii. Wiait
iiidte bic gon5e Stabt nod linen
ab, aber nergebliA. @enn man
iolh pidtpere sSltngen" fongen mil,
muB man eben etipas iahter altis
fretet, Gns fp1re pielIeiht Gin
Soil fir Die gerIiner arinlinalpoli,
5ei gelpeien, Die Snlabaer iparcn ii.
men ni1t aelpn6ien.
Ssn ibren Sanotaiden ioIIcn Die
Burden allerbnno Ginbreheriititru-
nlerte, ioipie $4,000 III boarenl
@eloe gebnbt ba6en. gSie Die Scr
ren Goli5nl.:t Oas erfabren bobea,
lit niht redIt flar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
Aliuionfn tir
1Oobltbdtigktit!
snoreiu Carnegie pia icincn Gr
ben nnr 25 MilliOnem bintcr.
laiien. a

glep Dorf, 81. giop,-Qer rcidc
9bilantbrop sfnorem Carnegie bot
beilte bcfannt geniaht ooB BON lei.
mem rieiigen germCgen nlr rs
giillionen Dollars nn icinc Grbca
fallen iuerocn, bic auberen Wtillio.
ncn merocn Der Carnegie @orpord.
tion ii6eriuieien tperoeiL Inn fir
pobltb1tige 3iuede, Die er n1ber
beitinlmt, nerlpenoet 3i iperoen. Gr
iagt, 6aB er ben sson0 Sipeds Ben.
iionierung Der grlBr1iioettten illr
6esbalb aitsgeiett babe, iun ocu
aongreB Die 9lamoge, fiir oielrls
hen iorgen 81 miiiicn, Su eripnru.
er pcripies ouf oie GrGIioclftcll
Glepelano, 2incoln uiuo @railt lmD
Seigte einen Brief Der @attin s[6ra.
fam 2incoIn's, aus tpelGem fer.
borsebt, oaB ii6 2incoIn sirr 3eit
ieines Brdiioeritihnft in bebrdng.
ten iinan5iellen IerbdIttiilen be.
fiuloen babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
Fem @ellcntuOc entriiieu.

enuIt ste. Wiarie, Mid, 81.
gtoO. -yia6 5iueitGgigem Sample
init Stllrm mo Shnee, rpcIher ibr
Sdliii 81 @rlnloe ridtete, lit 0ie
@ciabung 0eS Sdiiies ,Soutt
Sbore" ourh Die genonnung Der
Sebcnsrcttlugsitotion bicrielbit &C.
rettct lporoen. Gle gcinblng bate
idredlihe 2eioen ousjldteben, inl0
mebr iuie einnal orobten Die ell.
porten 8ellen, oas Shiii in oen
@rlrnb 81 5icbcn. ga in Der bod.
fen gtotb mndte iih bic geiaBulg
Der Hettllngsitotion bemerfbor, mel.
dc 0en Inn ibr 2eben 91mpfelber
dur Silie elite, mto iiher ans 9ano
brafte. gluf Dem Sdiiic befanSen
ii6 brei pci6lihc Bniiagiere. Die
Ger Dlannibaft frGitig arbeiteno
sur Seite itaroen. GaS S9iii lit IN
0en @ellen oeriunfen.
0cttcrberid)t.
Sir Omaha, Council gluffs unS
llmgeeeno; Sfon beltte INTO DON.
nerltag; ip6rmer 0onneritag.
Sir giebrnsfa: S6on un6 mar.
mer beuie ulo 0onneritag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
Aorianoptl
in fiammfn!
Gin Sbeil Der Stabt iibcridJwemmt.
1liebrere 9entidJc crliesen
Der Cholera.

Niiitapbn Baifa, Iiirfei 81
6sop. - Geiier, SungerSnotb, llcber
ihipenlninrg iub @eiesIoiigfeit berr
ihen tn oent beIngerten g(orianopcI
Dieie Radridt babcn 3liid)tlinsc
0enen es seIunsen lit, our6 Die giei
ben Der geIngerer 3l idliipfen, bier
ber gebroht. SIMMER engcr 5iebt
iid Der gelnsertingsring I'M oil
Sto6t. Gin ednScr Stuottbeil ii
nen 5lmnmen 3im Spier gefaaen
,rio onS 5euer ipiitbet nit umgc.
fftp1hten ar1fteu neiter. Die oil
Stnbt onrhsiebeiiDen 5liiiie Wtoribu
Eitnsa into slroo iiuo iiber ibre llier
getreten i1io babeil einen Ebeil oel
Gtdbt Inter MniIer gcicst. GiC
giireeridaft Ieioet Sintoer. @iorS
irnb Roub iino al Der 8asesoro
itiltpg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
yipitronr ReSaiac.

ssaIblueton 27. 9top. Grdiiocni
Gait bot Die BON Der aimItfomnlii-
ion aetroifene @obl Der 3eidnullo
fir Die @oIomcoaillc glItacbciBen.
ireIde Dem anpiton u. $. aoitron,
ron Glmaro. .8anlpier oGarpatbia"
fiir lcine belOeuniitbiae 9lettllaa Scr
llcberletslloen Der nSitanie" aato.
ltropbc iiberreidlt ipercen loll. 0ir
inter etliden 5lpalt5ig cingeianoter
Gntlpiirien geuahlte 3eidinnlg ii
cos gSerf bon Sobn 6lauogan ats
Ntep 9)orf. Die M'eoaille miro ocn
Sapiton Roltrom bonn gr1iioenten
8oit in Der nadnten 3itfimft an ci.
neuu nod ttidlt qctnll 6cltilmntca
Gatlmn iibcrreid1t ipcrOcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
s.nerfenunms Ocs Commercial elnb.

0as @retrtipfonite oes Sntabo
Commercial alubs 6nt Den Serreu
artbur o. granoeis mo Sobn 9.
aenneoD in elmer 9leiolution ieiul
g!nertenuung ge5oIt fir ben oiient-
lihen @emeingeiIt, nelhen iie be.
wieien, inoem iie Die @rimoitiide,
nuf pelden ein SotelpaIait nit ei.
nem SoltennifipattOe bon $1,000.
600 erribtet neroen ioa, 5lun @e.
Ihenf genla6t b1ben. gl1t6 beiBt
bic 9teioluticn Die Organization Ell
ner @elellihait 3ur glufbrinaung
bcs notbigen stnpitalS gut. 9lQs
9fiigIieoer 0eS &lit6s ioaen oef1
llnternebmen ibre ernitlihe ltntel'
iliibnng ert6eiIet, im0 ipenn mOg.
lid, tinon5ielle Siilfe.
Die Dfitglieoer nabnen ben Blml
NIT groBer gegeiiterltng auf mnt
tcriprahen ibre moralii9e ms
ilnan5ielle llnteritiising.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
,3ablreide geiuerber nm bic Son.
inlatspoitcn.

Bon 8ni1ington miro berihtet
,.0ie 3abl Der 8eperber iun einen
aoniulatspolten lit 2egion uno
nirnmt nnausgeiest 81, ungeaGtet
Oes llinItanbes, ooB ser 9ienit inter
oen neuen geItimnlungen elm iebr
ihapieriger lit. 8ie geiperber iniii-
len iih II. a. einer langen ihrift.
lihen uno lniinoIiden @riifung I'M
ter5ieben uno gum penigIten nod
cine Spro6e auBer Der Sanoes-
ipra6e bemeiitern fonnen. Sie
8eit oa Der aonitlaroienit aIs eine
8eriorgitngsnnitolt fir Bolitifer
betrabtet tpliroe, lit boriiber.
9lud bon Omaha ans iollen iif)
sablreife aonoiooten fir oieie o.
plomotii6en Soften geneloet babel.
Sariinter befinoet iid Elm befantt'
fer oellti6er ben1ofratiider Goliti-
fer, in beiiem SeSr,tereiie bereits Die
gllten 9ienite lmieres 4ongreBran'
res na6geiudt tuuroen. Gs ber-
lolitet ti6t, na6 ipel9em 2anbe
Ger betreffe1oe Serr gu seben
tpiinidt, 0od piir6e Die 3iirfei ent-
idieoen onS paiIenoite 2a1b fir i'm
iciil. Genn bort iitto iebt Die Sa-
remS6eiiter in Dem arieg ge5oget
nno oa f0nnte Ser Serr s(pplifant,
Ga er ia Oas aeiesfide glter nod
niht iiberidrittett bat, es iiferlih
leiht sum Saremspaida bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
GrfulgluIer 9lnsbridlsperiudl.

@iner iet1er Sporti1ninoler.
yMifes" genaluit, nut ginnleit @eo.
8. Sboinas, Der bier in Omaha
leBten slrgltit Com 0elliion lin
$3.50 beihminoelte into in SoDan-
nab, Georgia, feitgenonrmen tpnroc,
reriudte iih aus Dem oortigelt @e-.
fdngniiie binaus5uarbeitett ir0em er
Die Giienitabe ieiner 3eIle onrd.
idqte. Die Ssnltrimtente, bic ihnt
Die 5reibeit neri6affen loateil, iplir.
ben lnicr Ieiilefn 8ett gefltnoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
Sir lauacrcn StraFcababnSienit.

Cine slu5ahl alllbs nilo anbere
Sr9oniiotionen baben cine Yelue.
gilng perilriodt bic StraBenbobn,
geicllihait 8n peranloiicn Den Gar
hienlt ollf ciNen groBerell Ilcil
Der 9toht (aGmI@ Garsl oiisSuOehs
nen Die 6raQe ioa, mie audi 0ie
tUe9en oe$ slnbolteuS Der Cars,
Enrh 9lbitilnnumg DER ,Sabraoite
clttlhlcocn luerOcn 0nhcr iplrnen
9ienitog ieoem tSahrgoit ciu
Stinm5ettel. Die oGipI" Gars be-
treffeno, iibarreiht. 9os qlbitim.
men miro bis 6ente sEbeno 7 llbr
0aucrn. 1ie sscomteu Scr 0iciei
Idbalt itrhcll Der Sodc 5icnllir) ah
leDneno acaenibcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
DQukrdnbtr
sin9f1angtn!
6rbentcu $if00, iuerocn aber ipGtcr
oimgfeit semadIt.

Sarge, y. o. 81. glov. Grei
9auoitcn beeaben iib am beIlen
3oge ua6 Der griten glntioual Bait
du 9loonnn u. g., mo 5fpangen
cen aaiiiercr. Der iih mn icnc
3eit allein I'M @e61ilOe beiano, Die
Sodn0e bod 5ii balten Gam mai.
men iie pom Glide Slt00 uno lie.
fcn oui Die Strabc, I'M per gferoc
jrr entflieben. Die giirgeritait
trrroe olarmirt. Die 5liihtIinge
tuuroen iiberbult uno nu6 fur5en
Sample perbaftct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
Columbus. .Sremomt 9Olper aanal

Die Gntidei0itlg oes State
goaro Of Srrigation (Itaatlife ge-
tudiierltngsbeboroe) i'm Sample fir
araftdnipriihe i'm Coup itno Slate
6luiie lit aeipiiiernlaBen ais Elm
@ergleid Der orei intereiiirten gro
zen SDnoifate on5uieben, abcr int-
mcr6in beocutet Die @ntl6eibitng
fir oie 8abcod. .9obertp sSnterelie.t
Elm beoeutenoe8 3ugeitanonis. sIb.
qeitloiien lit Der aampf ieooh nod
feineslpeqs. Die @erihte nerDen
iif nod eingebeno NIT Der So6e 5u
befaIlen baben.
Die 9eboroe beltebt aus @ouo.
sIlorihb Dem 2ano= rno 8ebdube-
fommiliGr Gotples uno @enerolon-
malt Wlartin. Sic erfallnte Den
iriihercn glniprud oes 9a6cod-G
Eertp Snnoifats an uno oertbeilte
Gle araftausriibung ben 6liiiien
entlang in beitinlnlte 3onen, inoem
ieoes Spnoifat bel ieineit 0peratio-
nen auf ein geipiiieS @e6iet be-
id;rGnft lit.
eSSn Der GlttbeiBltng oes urlpriing-
lifen @eilthes pon $. 6. Sab-
cof olr6 Die 8eboroe, ioipeit oie-
ies Sen Coup 8IuB bon @enoo bis
sn einem Gunfte grab ober6alb So
lim6uS eiube9reitt, lit ais ein Sieg
fiir oie gabeod Snterelien an5ltie.
fen. 9abcod puroe fir oie &oG-
eroing ieiner aroitanIage ein 3eit.
onflhub BON feds Wtonoten beruil.
Iigt. 9lQes @oiier, tpelheS ons
Gpnoifat pom 6luIle obleitet, muB
henieI6en lpieher 5u9efil6rt peroeh
io6oB 6ie Commonwealth Company
&c benliben mag.
Sic arnfredte Der Gomn1ons
irealtb beginner bel Columbus ihto
eritredeu iicb bis nod Sdnpler 81
bei0cn Seiten oe5 Elatte mo OcS
2rllp 6ltliea. ,hue ipGtcre Se.
incbe Der Commonwealth, ialt iocne
tild) nit 0enen Der 8obertp Sn.
terelien iuufoen obgcluieien. Die
9oberm NSntereiien, melhe beab-
iihtigtelt araititotionen bei Sdbup-
Ter, bei GSrcnlont mb III Der Tobe
Snobo's SIT crridtcL tpuroen ab.
Ibl09ig 5cidicoen.
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r0ie menidlid,, sombe@.
Carl yiieOeIbad inter $4,000
SdrsidIait ben @rOhseidnpOrc.
nen iiberipieien.

Cos sIugeIeS, Sal, 81. gtop.-
6orl giieoelbadL alias Carl Barr,
aud oic gmenihli6c goube" &C.
nnnnt, neil er NIT ieiner soaenma.
idliue cine Ganif IN DER Sauptpoli.
5eipadle IN Sos gInaeIcs, Sal. ber.
ucrgerllien bntte. ipiroe bon Boil.
lciridter gSiIlimns ocn (Srobgct
id'morcnen iiberpieien nclfe ioiori
cine lluteriiidiuna einleiteten. Oiie.
ceIbadls 9iirgid,ait WurOc mlf $20,.
600 feitgciebt.
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S,6at O5rnnS snm 9anfen.

gIus faIt alien G9eilell oes Staa.
te& lauicn an oas bieiige Gbilo SaD.
mgs Snitititte anlGBlih oes nlorai1
gen 9anfiagi,ngstages @aben Der.
idieoener glrt elm ltto ieltidnt iitlo
initlutcr Die @riinoe, ipeldc 9ln-
IaB 81 8onfeSbe3eugungen gege.
ten iUcroen. Satote oa hciite 8roli
CLAUDE Steltben BON 0annehroa,
9teb., $5 ali oos gcnannte Snltitut,
neil ibr Sufrl in 0eutidlano. Der
cine Seiuhsreiie aadl sfmerifa
pIoutc, ourdl Gerpalien 6eS glns
ihIuiie5 oen Ganpfer uSitaaiG~
periehItc uno iontit bor einent ttai-
len @rabe beipnbrt geblieben lit.
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Scntid)er SanbiucbrDerein gennins'

Ser 9anopebrerein bon gent,ing
ton bGlt onl Sonntag, ben s. 0e
5cmber, gtadnlittags 2 ltbr, leint
idhrIide @eneraIberianmlltng nebI
geanteniuabI a6. g[Qe 8ameraoer
iinb oriugeno eriuht, 5it eriheinen
neil einige in oen 8ereilt anfgenonl.
men meroen imo Ionitige @eihaftt
81 erleoieeil into
aamerabel, lpel6e III Der oeut.
l6en glrmec oner Morine gebient
cbrenbaft entlniien iino uno ii6 Dem
@erein an5uihlieBen gebenfelL fon.
nen all Der @criamnlling tbeilneb-
men.
0iit fameraoihaftli6em @rltB,
sSobn Nloroborit, Braitbent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-27
aeiue @naoe fiir gllbert g'riee.
6r Hirb nm 6. giarj in einrOlu
bingeridltet wcrosu.

Der 5nrbige Strdiling Gilbert
griee, ipel6er Den 9luiieber so.
Gapis im 3udItbnuie 81 &ineoln er.
iia9 ruo gum IoOe oerurtbeiIt lDur-
DC, miro feinen nellen Yro5eb er.
falterL lmo nod glusipru6 ocS
Sbergeridts am 6. Didr5 binge.
rihtet neroen.