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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
FEEDS THE THING

It certainly has rained enough in
Oklahoma for one time, says the Ok.
lahoma Farm Journal. April ended
with foods and storms in many local.
tiles and with abundant rains all
Yyer Oklahoma and the surrounding
states. With the spirit Of hopefulness
characteristic Of mankind, there is a
general feeling that everything's all
right now and that this season is
bound to bring bountiful crops. And
the chances are much better than
they have been for the past three
years. The soil is filled with mois-
tnre; There IS enough, il it is not al.
lowed to be lost through evaporation
to produce fair yields of most crops
with only occasional showers. The
outcome Of the corn is. however
problematical Corn was planted late
and much Of the seed was poor. Very
little corn will be out of the wav of
the effect Of hot weather before july.
Average weather conditions then wiz
mean short yields. Abundant july
and August rains must be had to pro.
duce average returns from corn. Corn
needs clean, careful, and frequent cui-
tivatiol this year more than ever. A
crop Of weeds. and crusted soil viii
waste the moisture now in the soil
and Increase the risk OF failure With
the corn crop in this uncertain con-
dition, 1t is more important than ever
that sure feed crops be planted. Every
farm in the state should have not less
than ten to twenty acres Of blackhuIl
white kahrcorn planted before July
ist for the production Of grain. with
the good supply of moisture now ia
the soil. this wilI absolutely insure
the production Of enough grain for all
of the livestock on the farms and a
little surplus to sell Oklahoma farm
ing is pure gambling until feed enough
for all the livestock is certain to be
produced in the most unfayorable
years. Kahrcorn is the one sure
thing In 1904, in Kansas, the kahr.
corn crop was worth 1892 per acrs
and the corn crop, 1928. In 1911, the
kahrcorn crop was worth S15.72 and
the corn crop $76S per acre. The av-
erage value Of the kafircorn crop Der
acre In Kansas for the last eleven
years was $11.1S and OF corn $9.O2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
our CITY SCHOOLS

By VIM D Ramey. supt
PURPOSE or THE HIGH SCHOOL
The Chickasha high school com
pIetes the last four grades of the pub
lio school system. The course OF study
is intended to offer to an boys and
girls completing the grammar school
subjects an opportunity to gain an eau.
cation that win better fit them for
the demands and responsibilities 81
life. It is the aim Of the school
through Its studies and school life to
develop the moral physical and intel.
leotual being Of all pupils. Several
courses OF studies are offered and
these are intended to serve as a guide
in the selection Of studies for those
who expect to become business men
or women; for those who expect to be-
come home makers or teachers: or for
those who expect 10 enter some col,
lege or university as a preparation for
professional life.
It is the aim Of the high school to
become in fact the peoples college, 2
where boys and girls from all stations
in life may find an opportunity to sat-
isfy their ambitions, to train both hand
and brain for efficient service and to
prepare for intelligent loyal citizen
ship.
The faculty Of our high school will
compare fayorably with that of any
other institution in the state. The
teachers are all proficient in their re-
spectiye departments. Pupils are Of
fered choice Of several courses, such
as the classical, the scientific, the I'm
glish course correlated with two years
Of manual training, or two years do
nestle science and domestic art or
two years commercial subjects.
The shop is equipped with benches
and lathes, the kitchen with gas flats
and range with the necessary utensils
for demonstration and practice. In
the commercial department instruc-
tion Is given in bookkeeping, typewrit-
Ing, short hand and commercial law
and business forms, this correlated
with strong English courses makes
a most practical course.
In fact, the work which is being
done in the city high school is of such
high order that every child eomplet-
ing the eighth grade should be passed
on to high school where the full four
years should be taken To complete
the full high school course will in a
large majority Of cases, beget a stim-
ulus and inspiration that will press
the pupil on to higher attainments in
the college, university or the profes.
sional school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
WILL PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES OF THREE GAMES

Beginning next Saturday, the Okla,
homa City Red sox will open a series
Of three games at University park
with the local aggregation. This ser
les will, without doubt, decide which
team is due the title of champion.
With one game each taken In past
series and with the dope about even,
the coming series promises to DE tnv
hottest staged on the local battlefield
this season. Just at present the prob
lem Of securing another pitcher con
fronts the local management Terry
Is good for two games, but unless
Francis returns in time for the series,
the possibility Of procuring another
good hurler Is doubtful The Sox are
coming with the avowed Intention of
copping two, if not the entire series,
but with the Chckasha machine work
ing well the sox Will do we'll to take
even one game away with them The
opener will be on Saturday, followed
by the usual Sunday game, and the
curtain wiz be rung down on the SER
les when the two teams tangle up
Labor Day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
NEGRO MEMBERS OF BAR
ASSOCIATION REsiGNlNG

Telegram by United Press
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 28.-The res
ignation OF William Morris, the colored
lawyer OF Minneapolis, as a member
of the American Bar association was
accepted this afternoon without dis
senting vote. The resignation OF AS.
sistaDt Attorney General Lewis and
Butler Wilson Of Massachusetts,. both
negroes. which are expected to follow
the action of Morris, has prevented a
big row in the convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
It Must Be True
chlekasha Readers Must Come to That
Conclusion.

chlckasha Readers Must Come to Thar
Conclusion.
II is not the telling OF a single case
in Chickasha, but scores of citizens
testify. Endorsement by people you
know bears the stamp OF truth. The
following is one of the public state
ments in this locality about Doan's
Kidney Pills:
C. f. Remi, carpenter, sol North
Third street, Chickasha, Okla, says
Not a symptom of kidney complaint
has returned since Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me in 1908 gladly repeat the
testimony I gave at the time ia tleir
praise helieve that hard WORK and
heavy lifting strained my hack. When
the sharp twinges seized me, It was
an ! could do to walk and was too
weak to lift any heavy weight. 4
knew that if allowed the trouble To
get ilrm mold upon me, there would
be no hope for a cure, SO I got n sup
ply Of DoaH's Kidney Pills. used
three boxes before / was cured. ;
carry them around with me now when
at work and at the least symptom Of
pain across my back, / take them. III
this way keep my kidneys in soos
working order
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mnburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Jalied
States.
Remember The name -Donn's-and
take no other atae1iw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
MAJESTIC TONIGHT.


Photoplays.
Under False I'retenses."
Our big two lsfqature for today,
Written in Blood Is Tie most thrill.
ing drama you have had the chance
to see for some time.
Remember complete change in
pictures every day.
Matinee daily at 1880 p. m.
Vaudeville.
Your last chance to see Reese and
Alfrey in a big comedy singing, talk
ing and dancing act.
Commencing tomorrow, matinee, we
will have Perce r. Benton and An
nette Grey in a little tale Of Texas EN-
titled "a Cowboys Girl"
MATINEE PRICES 5 AND 10 CENTS.
NIGHT PRICES S AND is CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28

The proposal TO erect a statue IN
honor Of Eve may be dlmissed with
out inquiry as to tho worth Of the
woman. It simply wouldn't do. Tho
garb Of the first woman Of the land
does not len6 itself both to the statu.
ary scheme and the growing sensitive
ness Of the public as to the amount Of
drapery nec' sary to make q marble
person au fa.t-Los Angeles Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
AlRnoME TONIGHT.

The coolest place IN town
special tonight only
"Ihe Unknown Yiolinist, a Vita
graph story Nuf sed
Ne and Bill the dramatic story
OF sweet friendship between two old
oronies and their children.
"a Beast at Bay"
See the sensational race between
auto and steam engine. A picture once
seen, never forgotten.
Song, Teasing Moon, by Bernard
Baird.
o u $5.OO'eyery Saturday night Save
your coupons
ADMISSION S AND 10 CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28
y y . > . %@S R@~ y = , .
> REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. >
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, tt71s
North Third Street.

Simon Shield and wife to C. w. Har-
per, S-7-l2, $3.50; sW sW NV 1921
G. W. Harper and wife to p r, Nc
Nance, S-2612, $3.50, same land.
Annie Thomas to B. W. Williams,
S-13-l1, s4O0 sW sW NV 1865.
Theodore X. Ladd and wife to w. T.
Wright, 2-S-12, $46O; Sc Sc OBS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28

Chinese medicine may be regarded
to some extent as a survival OF the
dark ages, much OF It being based
upon belief that all diseases ere due
to supernatural causes and are mainly
occasIoned BY offended evil spirits
which the native practitioner seeks to
propitlate or drive OH By charms. IN
carnations or orr devices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-28

Last fall parts OF the state had an
abundance Of rough feed. Many ex.
pressed the belief that they had more
than could ever be used" Some Of
1t was saved but more Of it was
wasted The early winter made It
impossible to store some OF lt safely
away. And in April, anything that
looked like hay or rough feed was
selling for twenty dollars or more per
ton oklahoma can never have too
much feed Even where there are
no barns. Il will pay well TO have a
big supply OF corghum hay 10 re-
serve. There can be no possible harm
IN having a stack Of twenty-five tons
or more Of sorghum hay left every
spring The livestock business is on
q shaky foundation without such a
reserve supply OF feed. The horses
and mules which are doing the work
on short grass rations this spring
needed 1t last winter. II this turns
out to be a year Of plenty, form the
habit Of storing up a reserve supply
Of feed The lean years WIN come
again. They need not bring disaster
to those who prepare for them ok.
lahoma Farm Journal.
Aroused His Congregation
There Is a story that a preacher
pawned his watch and the following
Sunday preached four hours because
ne had no timeplece. At the 'conclu.
sion Of the sermon there was a special
collection raised and sent 70 the pawn.
broker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
sheriff killed HIS
0NE-ARNED DEPUTY
TWO OFFICERS HELD \ PISTOL
DUEL ON THE BUSINESS
STREET.

WAURu>A. Okla, June I'm n
pistol duel here thls morning in tho
shcrffs office. Sheriff John Wright
shot aud KILLED Deputy Sheriff william
Campbell. who has bat one arm. Tho
two men had dispute over note
due at % bank
Three bullets sruck campbell and
hc died almost INSTANTLY after the last
shot HE WAS almost as quick as tho
sheriff 90 draw his revolver ana fired
twice at sheriff Wright but dld not
hit him. Wright surrendered at
once and win plead self defense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
WONT Increase
FORCE IN CUBA
BELIEVE THE AMERICAN FORCE
NOM N CUBAN WATERS ~
SUFTlCIENT,
WILL Be IN Readiness
WI kccp Re-inforcments Niihii
Easy Striking Distance of
Isle of Chha.

WASlINGTON, june 6.-for me
present al least, the four pattleships
rompisIu. the Fourth Division oi the
Atlantic feet which are due To arrive
lu Guantanamo bay tomorrow WIN
tho gunboat paducah lying OF llal-
mrI WiI constitute AN of the United
States naval force 10 bee assembled III
cuban waters.
Secretary Knox and Representative
Sulzrr. chairman of the house com
mittee on foreign affairs late To-Day
discussed many matters of impoflan re
now pending before congress especlal-
y the cuban ana Mexican situations
Tho secretary told Mr.. Suizcr that
the reports which he had given 10
the press regarding the Cuban insur.
rection embodied practically Ml ot
the information which tho depart
n,ent possessed. lie. said further that
no one al this moment could accnr-
mtcy forecast the outcome OF the IN
surrcction.
The present intention is TO keep the
third division Of the fleet at key
West go there may be an adequate
force within no hourt sailing oi
Havana. This precaution IL deemed
essential. not that there Is any dlre.'
information In possession Of the STATE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
For SNccihcarts aud Wives
Aunt Ruth in Household llelps),

III the cyelashcs are short and thin,
Plain pyroNn should be- applied 20 lhsh
roots with thumb ana forefinger 10
Wakc them grow thick and Beautifully
long. Thon cyrhr VIZ improve win
daily Application of pyro1in.
MEN admire glossy well Kept hhir.
Any girl can keep her hair light,
fluffy and beautifully lustrous by dry
shampoolng every week or so. Put
four ounces of powdered orrls root IN
% fruit far, ada an original package
of thcroy and mix together. Sprinkle
n little on the head and brush through
the hair TheruX removes dust, oh
ana duudruff
"NuW comes the time when dainty
cpmplrXions look shiny from perspira-
ton. A complexion heautifier that viii
not rub or on show Ike powder Is
made easily by dissolying an original
package Of mayatone IN half pint
OF witch hazel Gently massage face,
neck and arms with this solution daily,
and the skin will be soft, lovely,
smooth and satIny.
Embarrassing wild hairs can bo
made to vanish quickly from face or
forcarms by using delatone paste,
made by mixing powdered delatOne
with water Cover the hairy surface
with this paste for two or three min
utcs; then remove, wash the skin, and
the hairs viii be gone"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
A SlOO,0OO RAIN
IS NEEDED NOW
GOVERNMENT EXPERT SAYS TIN.
CROpS NEED \ lOT
on MOISTURE,
Gives FARMERS ADVICE
rIppcr Way 10 Cultivate crop T. ~
Cultivate the Ground lrc-
qucnllA,

"a rain iu Tulsa county right now
would mean 100000 boo additional
crops This your for the farmers adIu
Joseph f., llurr special farm a.W
uuarrutl0u agent fur the guNcrnu0n,
hero Yesterday Mr. lmrtrr Says luat
Whil, most of tuo crops arc boo ID
splendid condition more moisture H
needed Trht now The potatoes ra.
pr.ullN are needing ID rain. 1ha
shower Thursday morning was hrIp-
iul hut not enough.
Mr. llurt,r lb looking for one Ui
the biggest crop years boo the history
ut Tulsa county whether there lH au
abundance of rainfall during the
summer or not
The following list of Instructions
for cultivation in this section, is CIV
en- out by Mr. Uartcr for the instruD-
tiou of the farmers
The proper cultivation uf crops for
oklahoma means creating and main
tanning AN evenly distributed earth
mulch not less than three inches deep
over AN the space between the rows
The mulch should hr restored as
soon after each rain as the ground
viii do To- cultivate. Cultivate again
iu week or ten days it the weather
continues dry
Remember that the raiufall for OK
lahoma is more irregular than short
Remember that us soon as the rain
stops the wind and sun begin 10 draw
the moisture out of the soil.
A thrcc-inch mulch Is the only way
which the farmer has of holding the
moisture I'm the "oil
This moist re- stored Ia he soil and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07

on Tuesday, juno 4. w. a. Good
man. chiropractor moves his office to
100 East Third street, over LILY
Bakery. (adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
To Have Wireless to London.

NEW YORK. June G.-Twin wl-c-
less stations to communicate direct
with London viii be built al1ag the
New Jersey coast within year uc-
cOrding to an announcement today by
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph ceni.
pany OF America. Tho distance is
.3.tO0 biles and the estimtaed cost of
the plants will be $4,000 each.
The announcement also states that
stations win he erected later at San
Francisco. Honolulu and I'm the rhu.
ippnc Islands. The company viii
thus be enabled to send messages from
London to the Philippines 6y way OF
the United states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
a BIG REDUCTION N COTTON.
Cotton acreage Rcdlccd ~ Per Cent
ln llnal NrhT.

COLUMBIA, $. O.. June That
the most conservative figures for the
eleven principal cotton growing states
show reduction of 6.O1li5O acres
planted lu cotton was the statement
lu q report made t0daf by u. w. Wat
som. commissioner 0f agriculture of
South Carolina, aud president uf the
southern cotton Congress, on thr
results obtained under the Rock
llill Plan" tor reduction of cotton
acreage This plan was proposed Dog
John g. Anderson of Rock llIll. Tho
report addressed 10 the members oi
me cotton congress, placed thc acre
aFr reduction at about lG per cent
According t0 tho reports received,
President Watson estimated that the
crop this yrlr viii bee about 2,5O000O
bales lrs thun that Of 1915
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07

CHICAGO, June 6.--Captan John
D. Halpm. Of the detective bureau
believing that thieves nationally and
internationally known TO the police
are headed toward Chicago to reap a
harvest among the convention crowd
has ordered general roundup OF
such characters. That several eX-
perieuced thieves are already at worl,
is the belief of Captain Halpin with
i'm two days there have been twenty
complaints, the similarity OF which
has led the police 70 believe that a
well known crook is at work with
two men as accomplices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07

department TO the effect that an out
break is impending at Havana, but
there Is much doubt as to the actual
state of mind Of the laborers in
Cuba. The extent TO which politics
may enter into the situation is also
prohlematcal
with the weapons already In the
possession Of the Cuban army and
those soon to be sent them from the
United States arsenals II is believed
the soldiers viii be amply supplied
20 deal with the scantily armed in
surrectos many Of whom are said Ia
possess no weapons save machetes
and ancient fcwling pieces and the
rifles stolen from the plantations foI
which no ammunition can be secured
II Is believed that General HOnte-
agudo's first effort therefore Will bC
10 increase the rurales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07

T. faula is making arrangement
FOR "a county fair In the fan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18

bob, nIdt libel, q mar az e~uitkr5ia
basu. Jmmer, iutHn lrefnb .tipdE
tam, bds ION 0r6sris. ODER bas atsia.
net mar, PAUL In anbefsm 9ifit az
I6tIntn ~ ldNsn, srinntrts Il fd,
bab bieIsr Der @df hes 6anies lel,
unb I'm limlebsn bate tt auh i6cn
jtbs ar1ntuns nod ari Der Suesnb
bsreeHeH.
60 fam ldnsfam bic 3eit bs abi.
iuriums htran, Qans unD PAUL fol-
ten F4 fit .Inen Beirut tntIGsibsn.
Cir eriisrsn CAB % feline Wabl. 81
bate BON fribsTter 9uetnb an ME an,
bsts esbort, als bab CT Der grbs unb
NadfOlgsr isinss @dsrs isi, Der off
trtlGrtt, or Tonne bic Set taum srs
pallsH, In Der CT IsiHsH lisbtn JuHgtu
an isiner Settle bdb.n ipsrbs. 3upor
folts er frsiIi6 nod cine turJs atbr.
5sit In einem bem p6t,rliGsn @eitdfi
berpanbten ourhma6en, oa 5lsms
ming nidt nit unrsdt Der Qniidt
mar: 9sbrjabre ieisu isiH. Ssrrsn'
jubrs. unb man fiuoe ii9 uHisr Grsms
ben lei4ter nit ibnsu a6.
Die priFunestdes lagen binter ben
bsiosn SiingIingsn. Der Gr5ieber
bate Gbre nit ibnsn sinsslsst. Sos
pobl Der srit adtjebniGbriss Sans.
dls Der I'm Smei Sabre dltere PAUL
kitdnbsu ibr ernmsn nit qus3,ids
ntIns. Der ausfIus in bic p.its MsIl
lag Dor linen,
(GOrtfsbuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18

pollen nm lire 61nb 1nbaIttn!" battle
sr BEN bfaFsn 9Iois bas unbsimiids
Rtdnungsblott aus Der 0nnb esnoms
men unb In tnuIenb Slide 5srriHsn.
3ippsrmann fisI In bisism aussns
Bid cine 3eninsrIaii bonn 9er5en.
Damn antmortste Ct estiibrt: so,
9srr 3umps, Gle BADEN ss srraisn!"
Wdbreno bic bsiben MGnnsr F9
berSIi9 bic 5anb brIidttH, srf9isn
@uIi6sns Iddslnbsr gIonotOpf in Der
9ir:
Store i92"
.Sm @essnisil. aomm' nur. msiH
Sinh. "a, ba bait 9u 0sinsu
alois!"
.Wlein @uTt9snl" flotett bieIer uno
briiftt oos biibi6s Sinh fsit in feline
Qrme.
Rod ON ielbsn abenb purbe in
Bumps 6ottl 5ur Sonns" bic @ers
lobuns 3%ippsrmann tontra 3umpe
eefeiert. Cant. aurslie ober triegt.
Elm 9uloigunsstslesromm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18
1911 Suiuarb ct.

geborenes SeinaefGbl unb rnfere. nm
oieles f9drfere 8eObadtunesgabe nrs
oarum pon Der Natur geseben lit, baz
nit mir nit Site unb &lugbeit unfsr
Qebensf9iff bur4 ale alippen uno
2iFe, bic in benz Ssean Der gbe bic
@efabren bilDen. sIidli4 buralutz
fem"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18

Ginf4dbung, rMie i'd bOrz
te, batten Sic f40nes peh, !.
Sbnsn limb Der 8udbalter nit Der
&aFe unb ber aaFierer nit Sbrer
5rau an einem Sage pur9gegansen2!1
- 8aufmann: rSa, Der 8udbalter
par lAon INNER Der @ei9eiters!"
- 4inoermunb. 9as fleine
6eefen itsbt zines Saess am 6enfier
uno fdaut lange nadoentIi1 gum
6immel en1ppr. Der Mutter fGnt
oas bel Dem font 10 Iebbdften Sim
DC duf. Sic bsmerft, tpie es oas @es
fiatfen dllmdblib gum Meinen uerz
3iebt. pl0bIid ruff oas aiuo, ins
oem inn Die bsllen Srdnen iiber Die
Mangen rpllen: 80 Mutti Der
liebs 9ott lGuft NIT Dem himmsl
fort!"
Gin ebemaIiger 6aufies
rsr nit 5rdntnurffer Mlriien liarb
nit 5interlaKung bon 5:peibunoert.
tuuienO Dollars Werm0gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18

8or gelleallidnoe mar oes alien
8li9ers 9urit mad blutiser Rdhe
aufs b06ite geitiessn.
Gem @eneral b. Miffling fdritb
er:
~. 10 trdnt i9 audi bin, iperoe
i9 mid oenno4 an Die 5pise Dee
Sruppen ftellen -"
llno oem 8rafen Rofti5 ertldrie
er: eber laIe er iid ouf fein pf,rb
binoen, ols DAP er Der SIbruns Der
Mrmee entIdgen tperoe!
Der qrmeebefehl f6loB NIT Ben
Nprten:
sd tpsr0e eu4 pieoer bortpGrta
gegen Den 6eino fiibrsn. Mir tpsr=
ben i'm f4Iaeen, oenn mir miiTen!~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18
Beaeannas=a awsilmnAta;

9ieYe WtuIter iperoeu an ireenb
cine aoreiie eeeen gi~nienoung bea
Preiies geihidt. Wdn eebe Summer
imb @roBe inb bic none GbreHe oeits
iih an unb ifiGe ben Coupon nebff
benz oben erfud6uten Ireis an bds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-18
0Icaantes 9amcntleiS.

Seroe in elmer biibihen Sfattierling
bon braun nuroe fir bieies Geiiin be-
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aus 9enanIine in elmer ountlen Sdats
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mebrerc groBe Sor3iige ntio lam leidlt
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dttraftio aus einem Der popu[dreu
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ten: 80, "a, 80, 3S. 40 unb AZ 8p1
gruittpeite. &c ben6tigt 81 gnroS
~44aouiger Stoff fir bic 365oniee
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talos NIT allen neueitcn Mnitern
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