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Necessity For Best
Teacher In Each
School District
| / l..
By JOHN b. riFERRAN. Chairman Educational Committee,
Louisville Commercial

FRIEND of mine interested in schools happened in Boston
noi long since and in going about investigating the ctys
4 school" reaching the lowest and poorest part of the city,
surprised going up splendid beautiful school
building cost %315oco lie said Why earth do You put such
handsome and costly building in this part Of the city,! The
was We want to make good intelligent citizens of these chill
dr"n and we think this of the important WAY, doing it,
should like 10 know why pursue the ununckc illogical
and absolutely unfair method Of Offering three kinds of teachers
tfcatc, especially the have the right them
selves To 90 800 for general school purposes. ARE
WE DELIBERATELY TRYING TO MAKE THREE CLASSES
OF ClIIIENS-TIIE INFERIOR, TIE MODERATELY GOOD
AND THE BEST! In docracy there for
classes Ought efforts be addressed the object of
making average Intelligent 2oo, citizenship!
nder present arrangements compelling the poorer sections
of counties employ hrlyass Teacher, whose capacity will
suffer them above wage $50 per month while the
cities and towns and wcaer parts o the counties paving 500
SO month OF course this higher pay and better environment
attract the best teachers those holding the first class certificates
Now, this is manifc,tlv unfair and very rnwise
IN LESS WEALTHY PORTIONS or
OUR COUNTIES ARE ALREADY SUFFICIENTLY HANDICAPPED BY
THEIR POVERTY AND IGNORANCE. UNDER HEAVEN
ARE THEY FURTHER HANDICAPPED BY CHEAP, INCOMPETENT
There ought be- proper legislation can be had
only certificate granted all teachers and that Of the first class
there districts unable pay full for first class teacher let
the board make mp the difference the county fund.- for
which it intended THESE POORER DISTRICTS PAY TIE
SAME RATE OF TAX. SO FAR AS THEl'IIAVE TAXABLES,
So nn TUE WF.ITIIEE set TIsHl AMI TIEvz n
HIVE FAIR ND TTl'r'tNi. f'rNl-
This not only genero unS"its but 1t Christkc and
ii wise business proposition to make good and intelligent citizens
of these less ortnatcs think when the people consider this
question deliberately they will the folly Of present methods and
demand change and will get it, Therefore would be wise for
teachers prepare themselves first class certificates, an
think they have lose because the change when started will
quickly The has normal schools and the university
whose business it is prepare teachers,
Not % per of the teachers of the taking advantage
these opportunities and many of them will be left when the
change am hoping the day when teachers will he
better paid but when that day awns it will also
lenabe demand for better prepared teachers
The record., 1912-09-12
q Three ticrsc Evcner.

Many times on tae farm one has use
for an extra three horse evencr. \
farmer who has constructed
me that works satisfactorily says of 1t:
AN easily constructed and effective
three horse cvcucr may lie made 10y
nlmos; any farmer, and I; Will make
each horse do his share ot the work.
All that is required for this evencr is
the by Ii or > bv \ inch stick shown
The record., 1912-09-12

i'll the Illustration. 1t should be about
siS Icst ANA ciabt inches long, With
one hol" bored ia tEc center ana ,us
about rlIue inches igou either end
Yhe sins5etrees are fastened ON with
cleyices and ycu are ready for WORT.
The center tugs must be crossed, -
shown. and care must he used TO soc
that The tugs are the right length. Ey
crossing the tugs the Tuh viii be
equally distributed or each horse"
The record., 1912-09-12

FRIEND of mine interested in schools happened i'll Boston
noi long since and i'll going about investigating the city
1 schools, reaching the lowest and poorest part of the city,
The record., 1912-09-12

The Wisconsin experiment station
used yearing welhcrs to learn the
value Of various grain rGti1ns. Uni
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4 Historic /.
. sN>r-z.s --7sl-4s -a-s---sz.~ =.
! Black /.
BY 81
/: IibeEf PJySGn 1crliU1c +:
Capt. Kidd "Sheep or Woo

q SN the aver
"a age HCrsJG 10
fz= naTp SON -
fam Gus pi-
rate. The chances
are two to one
that he will SAY,
Captain Kid D."
As 4 matter of
fact. Kidd WAS a
Very third ret. sort
Of rira-p, net to DO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22


handicapped by not having au-
thority to send either of the play
ers to the clubhouse.
Now that the Cubs have licked
the Giants three out of four, we'll
forget all about that little Incl
dent of Johnny Eyers being sus-
pended. He came in handy, but
we could put the work on just the
same when he was out of the
game.
Within the past few months
States Attorney Wayman has
tried FIVE women for murder and
convicted none of them. We sug-
gest that he now try a few men
murderers and that he begin on
the murderers of Conductor Witt
and Teamster HEIR, both of
whom were murdered by slug
gers in the employ of newspapers.
Will women now kindly omit
killing their husbands for a while
SO that Wayman will have no fur
ther excuse for not prosecuting
men murderers?
Willie Hearst scored a great
scoop on all the other papers in
yesterday mornings Examiner.
He printed frst-page story in
the early editions telling his read
ers that Mrs. Bernstein had been
found guilty. And then the jury
didn't come in until last night,
and then returned a verdict of
not guilty. Things appear to be
breaking badly for Hearst in
Chicago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

During the last twelve months
1,l18 girls between the ages of 10
and 10 were reported missing by
the London metropolitan police,
and of these 1,102 were traced.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
SHE SLIPPED ONE OVER

SHE SLIPPED ONE OVER
Mrs. Hattie w. James and Mrs.
Ellen Magill are neighbors, but
they aren't friends by along shot.
Mrs. James lives. at $40, and
Mrs. Magill at 946 Montrose ave.
Mrs. James was not assessed for
personal property. The board of
review received the following
note:
why no assessment on per-
sonal property of Mrs. Hattie
James, $40 Montrose ave? She
has fine electric cars, precious
stones, jewelry, fine clothes, is a
society lady, etc"
And the note was signed E.
Magill. Mrs. James is now taxed
on personal property assessed at
81, 500, and the atmosphere
around 940-946 Montrose avenue
is so frigid that Peary would feel
at home in it.
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fsma6a. ye6r., gIliag66, 2. O6to6er lgl2


MniNuaion 2. Gltober --@ene,
ralpoiEneiiier pitd,eod bat Oie Dor,
bereItauoeu Shrifie jiir Die ausgnbe
Der @nfetpoiimnrfen getban, bic ci,
geraftig in Der q(nsiiibrlng unf
s5ni'u iino im0 ansihlicBlid) bei Der
Entetpclt 8eriueuolng firoen iper-
0cR. Dic Winrfen lino arcber als
Die geiuobnlidFn bernrtig ansge-
iiibrt, oab cine NeuueHslifng mil
Zen @riefmarfen nidt mogliA III.
GIe nelIc gIusaabe miro in orei
Serien eeoriIdt. Die erlte illuitriert
oie muoernen Nef0r0erlligsmittcl
Der Goit einen 9cinpaacit mi gnbn.
eienit Gin @oitamt aiif einem Der
N3enn0anIpfer, Elk gIntomobil nnO
Elm gleropl0n. Or 3lueite Serie
sefat Die bier arobeu aloiieu Der
Gcitbeamten in ioret Gb1tigfcii, Die
Ed)aiierbeaulter, bic gabnpoitbeam.
ten, Die itd0tiid)en inio Die 2ano.
trieitr1ocr. Die brittle Scrie giebt
nier S3enen oeS Suollitrielebens tpie.
Der ipelde bmiptiaAlid) Die Bafet.
l,oii benliBen iperoeil.
Sic goitmarfen eeIoneen ant I.
Geaember sur 9lusgnbe, oantit iia
am 4. Sanilnr. iDenn oos neue sc.
iet in ardft tritt, beuutt peroen
fonnen.
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Rifi9tr
ffnfr(6aotnl
pic anlasen Der yiebrasia 5ncl So
sebm i'm Stand amf.

lin 5 llbr beitte Wlcrgen brad, IN
Den riefigen aoblenidnippcn Der yle.
brasfa Suel Gonlpanp om Giioenot
bcS 16. StraBcn.giooufts, 7cuer
ous, iueIdes bic Dor nidt longer
3eit erbailteu slnlagen mto alber.
Gem 5000 1onnen Sto6len 5erItorte
Ger SfaOen 6eIduit iid olrf iioci
$4,000. ylnu 9loubt, oaB eir
lh1cbafter eleftriidler Gra5t bal
t5eier Derurin6te.
Die 6laInmcn ariifen nit 10 ra
leaeer Sbnelligfeit Inn iid. mi
6aS sSeuer eritredrc lid iiber ciner
10 grOben Sialml, Aas Die 3abl Del
5eueripebrlente su gering mar. glud
dcigte iifj bel 0ieiem 3eucr cir
grober NonaeI al Battle-Ground
Qieie aolaulitnt bat ii4 bier fell
sS5airen bel jebcm ,Selier ae3eiat
Ter griif ipar ~ ihpaf, iim biz
,Silmmeil 81 erreider. 8sns ben
mnleriihen glnblif betrifit, fiber.
fraf oieIes 6euer pieIe ieit LANCER
l}eit. Gie lmgebeiire Wlaiie uie
3nIoer brennenoen Materials mar
Uic aeidaffen Elm pprotefniides
Sdaidpiel eroBten StiIes 3u ibaf.
fen. gon giinitigen gunften mar
Der 8eueridein meilenpeit iitbtbnr.
Der Sefretdr Der @eielGdDaft, sf.
8. gaterion, iagt, oaB eine gro.
bcre lmo beiiere glnlogc iufort an
Stens Der abgebralinten erridtei
rerOen uiirOe, iobalO Die 5riimnpr
fortgerdnmt limo. Die @eielIIfoft
miro in5piiden Die aoblenbofe on.
eerer 5irmcn benilben. Die sSirma
fat geniigeno gorrdtbe IN gahl.
nm nIle geiteIlungcn ibrer
aroben auitoidaft befrieoigen 81
fcnnen.
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Gtlr5tsu tom Baum.

Ger 12sidbriec goop SeinfIid.
iii4 Bancroft Sfrabc, nnb Der Ill.
jcFrige 9iob Guifflc, 1926 iiibl. III.
Strabe tpobnbaft. iaben Iid Die @ilt
&eii Sboip ans Dem @e1it eines
eroBen iiabe DEM SfalipIab Der
gsoriielllmgen beiin0Iiden gnumes
OH, Wis Die Snoiaier ibren sarieaS.
aar5 aiiffiibrten bcin1dtiqte iid ei.
iies Der &naben cine 70 eroBc Gre.
gung. 6nB er ouf einem 9lit ltebeno
Die geipegiineen Der Snoianer rnf-
mndte. Ger 9lit brad uno beioc
G1nbelr itiir5tar berdb. sscoer Der.
ielben brad oas redte @ein. Gie
mllroen mad Dem ct. Soiepb's So.
ipitol beforoert
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xI,dI.,,naidfb 7 Dfiober Ssames
rs xaanios., NraIipent Der @ierteu
''aismali )kzniIt, inatc beiae Dor
d5em lllnieszlitaluDstoiIIIte aus, onB
~ si,ie e,!}fst loss S,dlabmeiiiers
!pcs sepatj1 1isaniIdFu ylatioaaIato.
mines Qslif nilseflild)t babe, aber
aidyb 4su,I ssrbolns Ganpaeuebet-
tig.a,e.l mfg Ncs gsetteren iaate
~ alN, bab NsiB' @nutmlsweiic
ietudiliei }Derbeu leieu SctNiot
giu,l mt oer iiidliie 8eVae. er
Slnlle, pnE ~ liileeiabr $50 Din'
So Hood pcll.6onp'a9ne h s.irt
dalbs NHr 9eif ,asltinnmc oeS
.sFatlas sabfIf Iiei siiidn i'm Stau-
81 nislmsIlsll Or es,tf1rte, oab es
1llatetef,f iyare iett fnr8 Dor Der
ssuI,i biz llEnierilnbingeu bor5n-
silel,nler .fsltD lt,erInilgte, 0ab nlmJ
nitDess HRfioner t'erllort iuerben.
glIaI,ar hpbe er mic fiber ginnnh.
,anll MN sEaSanben aebaIters Ons
aseit fpnstDc allsgeaeber iuie es
ilepauEsnuse
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Qieat g,ranSitiftune uur?

Selite III friiber @lorgenitunoc
fcm III Der Garage bon 10. ~,
@loQ, 2709 griiiol Strobe, 5euer
5nn sliisbrlld,. Gbe Die tSelers
iup6r piugreifc,t foalrs, lpar Oas
,Suiere Oes @ebaWens M Giamluea
ejnae6iilIt s}ipei glutos perbrm3n.
ten Ser anperiaIfete Gtaopu5 be-
lduii iidj auf anrabrenO $4,000.
Mar ninnt al, bah bic iirind5c oc5
.SeIers aui granoitiftlug 5uriid5u.
fiihreu III oent es miro beballptet
hdb 3lpci Grpl,iiouclL ebc oas dcliex
ipobrecllontnleIl tpiroe, ltatt9elllll'
cen batgll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-02
SaS meme BOObmsn Of t6e
@orlo Web1nDe.

gard oas nelie Geb1iioe oes oro
l-hcn Croefs Der @oobmen Of tbI
@orI0 lit Omaha Inn cine arfitefo
riide Sdonbbeit erlten Hanges be
reidert iporoen. Der @olfenfraber
Elm aSroouft nmerifaniiden Inter
ns5mrngsgeiites un6, man mub ST.
gcben oes geitrebens, moqliflt picl
@eiO aus oen fabeI6aft t6enren
@run6ftiifen bee @eif1ftStbeilcs
blraus5ui1iagan, bate biS6er nift
init llnreht Den gorrpurf Der &c.
fhlnadloiisfeit 5ii ouIOen. geion,
ociS nbfdIIig Iantetc iinncr oas
l.rtbei( enrop1iifer geiuder, Die
gsniprud auf Sinn fir orditefoni.
id)e ShonDeit MAIDEN 3u oieien
nbf1digen 9eurtheiIern Der @oIfen.
fraser, nuf bic Der slmerifnner nit
Stol; 81 ipeiien pflegt, ge6ort ouA
Gin 10 melt gereiiter Wiann tpie Der
Brin5 Seinrid bon gsrenben, Der
gruoer oes oeutiten aaiiers. Gr|
ili6te natiirlih aIs @oit Der amcs
rifdr;iifjet 9sation uno taftboaer
Nann iein abf1lIiges ltrtbeil moa.
lidlii 3li miloern. Die llnifon.|
beit oieier boltliden llnget1iime iii
nid)t ben onterifonii6en
3ur Gait 81 legen. sSnl
ba6en oieic ME auige.
fort, onrd) proportionafe Glieoe.
RING Der 1acaOe, S1idenonoroniln.
ten uno 8rieic ii. |. ID. eineu &C..
Idnodpoaeu @ffeft 3ri cr5ielcn. Die
mIperboltniBn1bige Sobe jeood ipar
oas grobe Sinoernif; bet oieien Ser,
Imorerungsberlnfen.
siber amerifaniide gebarrIidfeitl
m einm1l glngeitre6teit 1ot 5rm
3iele gefiibrt. GicieS neue @ebdu-
Ne Der @ooAmcn Of tbe 8orlo bic.
let 6em 9lugc eilien punoerbar far,
slnblif oar, Die fiinit'
.criid)c @lieoerilng Der sSacaoe inI
rageredter nno ienfrcHter 9aifsungI
II NIT iolher Spnetric nusgefiibrt
,db Oas qelpdltigc 65ebanbc trot
elmer adltjcbn e5todipcrfc Den Gin.
>rnd ppqfonlncniter Sarnlonic ilnS
,cs fiinitlsriidl 9Ibacinaatcn mod)t.
Die Gintpcibung oeiielbcn .finoet anll ,
gfohmittag itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-02
g(ns ocm Staate.

Geariicu. 3aS GiItriftseeridi
.rat om +. Sftobcr inter Botlis
bon 9lidter y. 8, &oitetler in
Sieltno. 3ebn 5beiOungsflaaen
iIeben nuf Dem 1ermintnIcnDer. Ger
f6 jdbrise 0jifiab 8. Solioebuid),
Ger einen uloerll SlInaen Mrdie
Mc@ee, init Der 5ailIt iootihlig,
.batte cin gsoruerbor 81 bciteben Sic
9ilraidlait luurof anf $700 ieitge.
icbt. glud, Die GolmtpEyuperpiI
rgnbeboroe trat am | SSftober III
5ibllito. GoS iuichtigite Gteihdit lit
oie Gergebillis eillsS Sloutraftcs fit
,eiuc griide bon ii00 Sub S1iiee
iidcr ben NIotte Jlub.
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sgsrbredler BON gerbredlern aelsudlt

GGepeiinc, 2. Gft.-slin w1ortas
bcging Der 5nrbi9e 5ranf Wino.
faIl an Der rs Sabre alten 3raii
sSillia &iegiits Elm tbieriides Der.
treGen iDuroe nad 36.itiinhiger
SGT einaefaneen lio III bos bic.
Zoe 3udtbaus eingeliefert, on man
rid SDnd9eritat beiiirdtere. Wdb.
rent nun bic Strdilinee berte frii1
Sur glrbeit nidrid1irten ipuroen bic
@adter iiberipdltiet, ibnen bic
SfliiiieI 5ur @inofaIrs 3cIle abge.
iiclnmen, suorduf lie ben Gdurfcn
aniGhgen, Damn nobmen Die Str1i.
lilige riibis Die arbeit anf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-02

I'm 9latillng gfa6nitiaG ltnrb
suirs1 pssoll an Den sSoloeu einer
Esfilint,g. Aoie er lid, beinf @egrdb-
rsls feiiis &aierS in lltica. ssIIy
ssspa N.)tpen .ipar aa ss1bre alf
iaiD spcblsie bier elue Meihe bon
sSailxer Er IiiaterliBt s5rap ein
Sufp. 3pei 9lSsiioer mo 3lpei Sdnpe.
aissu grs ssearihnis finOet am
EaiaetiaG mlotaeit 8 llbr bon Der
Msobflulg. 1916 lt15traBe, ans iiaf
psn - wlatr's srieobpie itatt.
llgaies Der Beitbmnigullg, fdIldle
Nfeds aiissuaebeil, ipllr0e sSohn
lessen .luesaaitef tsr pefiudltc BEN
s.ci;ssnlimipler sgiponfn, ben Gbef
fll5lnfdasaelI. miD lpi,roe ipater I'M
sllbtinsn ieliaenonnleiL ais CT bort
slasn sdsmltpntil nit benz @ii6
llneiuleaetl ipoltte.
q. II. astn &aloen, 1926 gszStr.
easeG Bier sSeiner GreaunG.
g,s,Hi5ser Beilad) ipiIfommen.
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ssiaiam ". goamer seiturben.

Ins COLORADO Gprings. Col, II
Jitr Die yiadridJt bonn glbIeben @iI.
liam q. golsner's einsetroffen. gis
nor aur5em fiibrte er an Der aoro[.
i6. StraBe cine aleioerbanolung.
inrbte iid ober, neil er leibenb mar,
Rom @eidGft 5uriid5ieben imo ird-
te Selling in Dem alima Colo.
rafo's. gcGmer mar nls tiidtiger
Bci91ftsmaltn befannt uno beiab
bier einen nusgeoebnten 5reun0es.
liaD gefanntenfreis.
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cmafa Mniifbereiu.

esn eitler Notwithstanding Der
@iitglieoer oes Omaha Mlilif@er.
Gins Wontog sfbeno ipnroen DIE
fclqeuben Gamen in oas Gircfto.
riim gelpdbIt: Srau @i. 5lothop,
5rI. sfnna Sfuhl SrI. slnna gleitar,
5raii E. 9ieeoer uno SRI. 9llino
6ren5er. @eitere 8eid1fte fanlet
nidt p,r Grlebigung.
ya1d,ften Wlontng g(6en0 baItcn
Die neliermdblten Gireftorcn ibre
StriamunIunlg ab ulo lperoelt Die
ncuen 9eantten erip1blt, ioipie Die
alrbeit fir Die nelie Saiion besor..
lien.
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ganoiten nno saidenoicbe an
Der ylr6eit.

Gtaiam Gorbp bon Sincoln be.
fan6 iiA nnf Dem gseqe 5u Der
s6olnung ieincs BraIoers, 1921 ga,
neilpart StrnBe. as er bon Spei
@an0iten iiberfallen mlo mittelS
s5Glaaringeit 81 8ooen 0eihIogell
nm fhuer mifbouoelt iuuroe. Ger
Wlann berlor oae @eluubfiein. 9iah.
nen iie ION liisgepliinDert b1tten
3. 4. cine 9olbene llbr uno $40 ban.
rcs @elo ab0enonlnien 5atten, iiber.
'lieben fie i'm ieinem Sdididl
S1arleD 5reemoE 4118 norol.
25. StraBe Dobnbait ipuroe bon
9aimeaOieben Inn SIS uno 3. q.
GtalIan0, 1910 Georgia ,glpe., nm
sfs efleidytert. QlatomobiI-9laent
@eal niadJte nuf bent anrnepalpI1tc
i,nIiebidme 8efanutid)aft nit cinenr
Saiheuoieb, ipelber i'm 3u beite6Ien
reriudte 2eioer lit eS 0em Bur.
ithen gelungen, 5il entpiiden.
S. Oaoberg'S lSans. 30Oi FiiSl.
II. Strabe, iunroe 9ienitog Nad.
nitiag bon eitibrehern beimge.
iudjt. Die Sitter bonn gredeiIen
cr6eilteten Nertbjo6et I'M 9etrage
ron iiber 500. Mus Der Sob.
npng bon ". 0i. @ino. 2762 ggpbe
iiere ,pnroen 5rei goloene ll6rcn
Elm 9ieOolOer uno Sdnllideegenitdn.
DC geitoblen.
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9aS gSetier III Gsptsm6er.

Ger bieiioe @aeteorologe Col.
@fIib beridtet, oab Der giieoer.
id,Iag iih pdbreno oes Wlonots
September III gtebrnsfn alif
7.12 belief; MIR 5fppi MaI iudbrsnb
Der lestcn Al Sabre iii oieies Manb
ii6eritiegen lporoert im Sabre 1874
tnS I'M Sabre 1881.
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Goneorbia 9amenuerein.

Ser Goncor0ia Gnmeilpcrein reiii
anl fonmeioen Dienitog 9iahmit.
ta1 A llbr NIT ber Burlington
gubn nof 2illcollL I'M Der Oortigen
8eief Oes Geutiden Cages bci8ii.
ipobnen. Ser @ercin miro inter
Fiibring ieiner tiid)ti9en grdiioell.
Tin sSrau sSlotIofo, 5ipciiellos ncilc
Sorbeeren Oen nielen alten bin5n.
fiigen.
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e,sr aslsssas !llleailstlrlluasian.

9iinflafer me man nIlgenlell er.
inrleie llat ila Der neiiriac slegi.
lsgnlulasrop peinltef. SE man,
.fllqn gspe<isfs!en NOR bic aobi Der
aleailifIr1e,r ioaar fiber grnartcrl
1lsa6. aaie oempfgatildle 9leaiitra-
slimI limp lpie aen65bitlifb melt hin.
ier 0esasiiiaen Der 9lepubIifaner
aafitd NieIer lllnniaifD aber iit
aliGe uIg 1ulaaBiiah iir 0as Gr.
tlshais Der feHuletOen Mabl anSll-
1epen.
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4m gj6rt. 2 SitDtber tgsplipes
EnMr Ejr 4tsHslmitgD nc aa'lepet'
.uomnIiIun sti afhlimssI klaksi lia
Akafs iRswlilias rsefoilta1iest GrAaR'
~ ygiwHp .,glbfIg egr &afaliluilu'
.NnI sipets fs,t lial sltisiyleesi ale.
|Qfu ia agfFfiftE wgtsf38nnlulI
Hm s1aIs<r aat Sils bst,y ganilgsgl
IN AnsinstIe's Al staal,sil
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GideI6e ipirb Oann 1snntriiar
NbenD ifattiinbrm.

Solte 0ds resneriide ssetter an.
halien, oann umterbleibt bic oui
herte angeIettc eIeftriif)e Eorooe.
GieieIbe fpir6 Gonueritas sIbeno
iiattiinoen.
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eeSnfolgc cincr grploiion auf
Gem amerifdtiihen GorpcoobootSer.
itGrer oMnlfc" ipuroen 2enttolit
Wlottgomern imb Der 3cfoffi3ier
e. 2. CRAWFORD eetootct iulo 7
mcitcre Yiann ocr 8ciosung uerlcbt
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N,etter6crid,t.

Cir Ontaba, Council Bluffs mao
linieegeno: Sdjin belte, nioaIid,er.
ireiie Gonneritag; fii6lcr am Com.
neriiag.
Sir gsebrasta: Sb6n 6eute imo
Gcnneriias; fiibler im ipeitIihsul
E6ciI beite 9Ibeno.
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Gs srbf los!
9rnppen icarn anf zinc
pltss lesbiidBe Stdot

1lo 3 Eftober. .--Gipe tiirs
Exlss sspdde ieurfte helitc nuf
r!1 ierbiids Staot @iisfn.
sber nId]f ripirIen, Oh
serIulte 81 per eidHrn Iilt0.
Gle Beuobner iiuo euf.
81 miro BON fiirtiiten Jles
sNnten bebasptst. odB Der
ieinen Qrieo suia- miro
m Nioerliauo
M ltlften-
u &lifes neIdle
l1tea ~
u, bjdes abr Hldst
teu IN Nirfen BE-
yt psfbes1, nm dis Trans.
Nh 81 oienen Der 8eridsf.
y s5toIieiter Truppeu in atetn'
akIaiioet babeu, miro dls Ders
b3eidlet
iIsss Aer0p[nue treHeis on
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Grodeilreinigeu nmo Nssarben
oaar alrt itad) renlier fuiliei,idaft.
Iiher Wletbcoe iiilo III alien Bran.
den bes her Shocbiad Go., 407
iiiol. Is. straBe, Omaha !. ~bone:
GuNalos 1921. -
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| sielgg FldIftfiia dlIr befipflfsfI apliie
sini tefe1rnpbliihgr WefbsmaI INF
HeitIiHagn haheis ah dnf ae
Stuabiihsn asB, ont 5srasll ,siif
be r6flssBfge Siaot IIelfs alias
nsdH 1rDItniiE beillGsnlar arnasnil
and0dut ef5f Dor hat3esIii Gatifilitssa
r'ingen 1ssspurt poroesr trrFetl "a
isgn0melfher Edlnfen sosii gehita
a'issHdt4 iuoroet III, 9frifst flellt
e aH 4nanbsst
Gxr1iiraerineilier SIsesnaifEp Ghs
in Haiilhduies nt GanH osss asaen
sfartie III gertin rr4leHbeer SiesFi
@1qo M4litgefs etHT @dbaErihlhia
agTbw Der etesnolluR atetnB
idHi&rtdr ru1Iise iidl I'M 5ls
dfNssabe AfiffInhmg reeIalialitseil
DSfR ihn fpsfeHs oes geap Atps-
III nBrgbfdufinaitnsg nHfp asfHfilnbi-
il lrldnaft I'll oer Westptp1Is pni
4 su 5eteitet 5uiit0s
IFineTt 6wxsilils NruBs gSe.
ttalt5 int iftlHsiftheil aseelte Up
ydS 1T INT 1tafEinfil65iglisii as1slEs.
FaS Ssr csiiFt Diaslstnmtif GtpaE
Tr brlh 1pr 9sinbtirp stirEinr 10.
5fuk ukihieocft gr safiltte 1aias
Ssol So oetfi dieuutmsageil5fIetl
,Siiftfn oer aUnieESdslbsetl mn spes1
.ra,gi glefdlstaa luiF I'M geselHii1
fifetA NbaeotostetteitMiil 0oH Bssdi11
rid Bresldu 4aftDae1nmssi
IN fl AfnDssItite See sFinfle esl
jftItb ore T,iialiniiidf Hsisslearnlg,
rJshH en- IifigfsnfelieFe .ssiifegeifd
4ta 4rHag6rudsi tUuepsr iiit Sid
Ens sifIIiina I'll resan gtelhiifts 5u6l
raoN lDsifrlLbg oie ardfIise sIniis9
msssibeu
qISsiteHflst Hgfpla I'M 6ees iaHis'
1aifet Gbitagoer aenbaiilii aHho Oh
-saut freoo 5foef 1cr eIlleni Sptlit
ren lriefenef [3ltblifhm en5ish eess
Irittt IN sspssgsssI oeeiiefi amfhapal
.eids 'gJrogr1nn ale'alEleslifi1 1lss
,famE aosftl1giitipHtsi aiipHiiuenl
lFisbt par ,asuea dlibalesshfleisfl
EatnlH n1ndiir hfbafpeEs END
SmiHomle suesite alt5ii au1D md
Qai ggEaittsFi III a1iO w eitl alaEla
hAitlllepcttIlt
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eIitaldeuo @'anncr nuS eSrauen
Iiorteu oeu io3ialiiliidjet asrdiiOeni
idaitsfauoioaten gebe i'm Jiaoiion
Sapare t51roen HI 9iep gOrf iprc.
dbsu; ebenio piele lialoeli orduBen
nnb iuafcu beeierig. ibn 81 b0ren-
SeitOen 9rpan iili ssnbre 1896 IN
9leir yorf iprad, lit eine iclhe
mienifenmenac bel riuer poliiiid)cn
s'efiamnIlisne nidlt 81 Der5ei4ren
0apeien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-02

Berlin 2. E.ftohr aas 1siip
dDen fcfmnit ot teteoraldiltdf zslilos
onb e. NIT aril 05eIissslIHi6sl'auo
oes Brin5re9nteu NIati1cib Iissf
Ir9IsdJf beiteliti III. Deit Q.<lnr vt
otaItidlsu glnoeNiitsieaJ oer y
5eit IL grrdf,eanDcil p@Itj. IN NJ
id'tuerfrdnfer Nuuii. 1& Hlpaftf
febli, audl bna Ole G1nItiiar ia
uetfhlinlmert 6 liiin 4asir 10
Niiufgt HndJ Betdlie anhTiI III.
fen luor0eH.
sssnt Stiblif niif 0ie E1HieanHlb
a11a,n Siind1fit eiiigtl ntnl IL iiilfr
4 Esnbuid oie 1lllisfieitlhl
DE- DER 4|iNiiblens ~
ls'SeSauf, H,irfI Gsa Haiir ali
ooIi 0nperiteit,. ipe5at In csltes q
islnq 0es 3eHir1Ifomiit8 ps 81
ran3iniiitltB aesitndif anfE yniiiipeil
s5apeuiieiit Aa3t 6sr aliiiiiiae:
Sianb DC AetaiB6aliD aeuof Gid
in iri npfpfrffidi bsHnr alb Iimi 6,l
aleite 3sit oes BurInftrp8 EpUol
TenHhlarbg 9ssr1tifsffisseuet ai
Der S5ts Der apliflnlfFiir fibsif md
nur pefig aissi5ubtlthe Dsbe@ \
ceithhlfno uorfnnbgi iesea. II
cine Grl0biira 6ss GlBfntfimag lip
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