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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17

Total assets
LlAslLITiEa

LIABILITIES.
Amount Of capital stock. 100000
Amount Of deposits
subject to check $1S2.71l.7o
Amount time depos-
its 80. ...... .3ls.4ss.ss
Amount savings de- @
posts ...... ..1S0,loS.Ab
Amount depos ited
by banks 49,. ss.ssl.ss
Total deposits ........... .ebS3.44s.66
Unpaid dividends 400
Surplus fund 1855. 100000
Other pfoflts after
d Q d u c tin 8 ex-
penses .......... 7.oss.s7
Total liabilities .,ss7. sol.2s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

"As a matter Of fact" points out
the Iowa City Citizen, there are men
in all parties who do not have the
complete confidence of everyone in
their party. But an attempt to run a
party without such men would mean a
very small one and one that would
never get anywhere"
The Monticello Express says: 1.-THE
school ma am at the convention in Des
Moines, last week, who asked a hotel
clerk to check $50 bill for her. while
she was out did not hail from Jones
county,
The Vinton Eagle hasn't the slight
est fear that Governor Clarke will be
defeated for reelection. He Is max
ing splendid governor and Is quietly
guiding the party over the rough
places"
1.-THE democrats have not yet found a
man they are willing to have make the
fight against Senator Cummins. To
take Fred White means that they have
abandoned the contest" says the Ma
son City Times.
10 the Rockwell City Advocate cit
really looks as tho the Sioux City Jour
nal intends supporting Senator Cum
minis for reelection. This should not
IN any way discourage the senator, as
IN the past he has succeeded pretty
Wen in getting what he has asked for
without the support Of the Journal, and
he will probably pull thru some way in
the future in spite Of that papers sup
port"
Saturday at Iowa City occurred the
annual Mexican bull fight between
Ames and the state university" is the
way the Hardin County Citizen puts it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17

lungs and In the treatment Of coughs
anod colds. Father Johns Medicine 10 q
doctors prescription-pure ana whole
some. Guaranteed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17

Published Daily BY The
eyMG3. REPUBLICAN PRINTING co
TERMS:

eyeainG edition by mail .........SA.oo
The month BY mail .::.....:; .ss5S
Delivered by carrier by the month .ev
IkAtor edition for morning circula- =.
uon .......-. 1.Vo
ITWtce-A- Week edition per year. 1.vo
Entered Ae the postofnce at Marshall
town - second class mail matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-17

Saturday at Iowa City occurred the
annual Mexican bull fight between
Ames and the state university" is the
way the Hardin County Citizen puts it.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
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Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
STATEMENT BY
 SUPT. MITCHELL
Attitude of Phoenix Street Railway Company To- ward Corporation Com mission and City Council in Matter Improvements

To the Editor of the Arizona Re publican.
 DEAR SIR-F,litorials and state ments which have appeared in the Arizona Republican during the last few days have conveyed to the pub lie mind an erroneous impression in regard to our position in relation to the paving on West Washington street from Seventh avenue to the Capitol building.
 The Phoenix Railway company have never stated that they would not double tract West Washington street We have informed those who have made inquiries regarding this question that at the present time we had no money for the work and that there was so much work to be per formed under the order of the cor poration commission that it would be some time before 1t was cOmplet- ed and until that work was com pleteu. the question of West Wash ington street double tracking should not be considered.
 When the matter of paving West Washington street was taken up with us by the paving company. we stat ed that if they were ready to go ahead with paving West Washington street and it could not be delayed we would make our plans according r. and CndcaVOr to place our present track in shape to have it paved in accordance with the requirements of our franchise. and if later on it was
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
Loyal Order of Moose

Phoenix lodge No. 7OS L. O. O. NJ, held short but very busy meeting Tuesday evening the 27th. The Fourth of July celebration soon to be given under the auspices of this order, is keeping the most of us very busy The entertainment committee and the subordinate committees hay
 ing this in charge report very gra
 tifying progress. Applications were read and referred to their respective committees. Brother 1T. R. Daggs, chairman of the tubercular sanitar- ium committee, favored those pres ent with a very interesting talk, un- der the good of the order Touching on the sanitarium. our home and club. the wonderful growth and ad
 Vancement of the order. the national convention to be held in Cincinnati in July and also the coming Celebra- tion of which he is chairman of the finance committee. old Sol is work ing overtime these days. The even ings indoors being quite close our
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01

deemed necessary to double track. it would be up to Us to remove the paving and put in double track, but at the present time as a matter of fact, the business along that portion of Washington street does not war rant d double track
 The cost to this company of put ting in q double track and paving from seventh avenue to the capitol building would be in the neighbor- hood of $45.OO0 to $5O.00O The fi- gureS from the paving company for the paving of the track alone is be- tween $17,000 to s1S.OO0 and this ex- pense should not be forced upon the company under present revenues de rived from traffic on West Wash mgton street or the city at large.
 The attitude of this company to- ward the question of paving has al- ways been favorable and we believ C that this company was the first to sign up contract, which was a great assistance to the paving com mission during their Iabors for the advancement of paving and we have always endeaNored to take our part whenever it comes upon us, but We are not willing to be forced into something that seems an injustice to US at the present time.
 In vour editorial it would indicate that this company showed disre- gard towards the corporation com missions order. but upon inVestiga- tion il can be very readily learned that this is an injustice to the com panY, who is and has done every thing it can to expeditiously carry out the order of the corporation com mission.
 Our desire in asking that this mat ter be published is that the public may see it from our view point
 Thanking you. we remain.
 PHOENNIX RAILWAY co. OF ARIZONA
 $. IT. MITCHELL.
 Manager
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
Modern Woodmen of America

Owing to the fact that the Royal Neighbors entertained the members of the Woodmen's camp upon the re- gular meeting night last week, there was no business session of the lodge. On next Wednesday evening it is ex- pccted that a number of candidates will be initiated. An invitation will be extended upon that occasion to the Tempe camp to visit Phoenix and put on the fraternal and bene- ficiary degrees at the following regu- lar meeting of Phoenix Camp. A plan is now on foot providing for an open meeting and entertainment once each month during the summer. A committee is now engaged in per fecting this plan and will report on Wednesday evening. In this open meeting and entertainment the Royal Neighbors will take part
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
kniuhts of Pythias

Something new was given Friday night. everybody enjoyed. the three ranks even if we were a little late
 getting home We are stronger ele- ven valiant knights. Knights Ralph
 F. AIolyen and Chas. H Pauli were given the three ranks in a creditable manner The rank of knight was also conferred upon Esquires Ralph c Thomas w. D. Dodenhoff, T. F. ! Fogle. A. J. LinviIle. w. 1T Linville, CIaud Fisher, $ J. Rieber. F. r.. Mauk and Norman Carpenter. Earl J Way and A. w. Sandige were elected to membership by ranks i of knighthood
 ! The baseball committee made very favorable report stating that a good team had been organized and with little additional practice would 1 be in q position to play any team in i! the valley Knight Thompson, chair l man of the baseball committee. re- l QucSted that all members of the team 1 be present next Friday evening as 1 there would be some important mat
 ters brought before the team for
 further completion of the organiza- 1 ton.
 Owing to next Friday evening be- 1 ing the date of nomination of off
 cers for the ensuing semi-annual term, il was decided that a closed business session would be held in l stead of the social open evening as ! heretofore and that the following Friday the second meeting night in June be devoted to a social evening. ! All members will please remember
 this and be on hand next Friday to
 elect officers.
 The following visitors were pres
 ent: E. F. Powers of Vernon lodge
 No. 43, Canyon City. oregon; II. A.
 Corpe from Irwin lodge No. S6, Rich
 land Oregon; H L. LOOmis. San
 Diego lodge No. 28, San Diego, Cal
 F.. w. Lemen, Syracuse lodge No. 183
 Syracuse, Kan: R. F. Baker, Nashua
 lodge, No. 5. Nashua. New Hamp-
 shire. Following d few brief remarks from the above visiting brothers the lodge adjourned to the banquet room where ice cream and cake were served by the committee
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
Pythian Sisters

The next regular meeting Of Purity Temple No. will be held Tuesday evening. June @rd. The members ar" all requested to be prompt, so the business session may be finished a5 a committee. consisting of Sisters Hei1eman. O'NeH. Sackman. Lauren and Johnston were appointed to ar range for a social evening There will be a short program after which whist will be played and light re treatments served. It is hoped all members and visiting members will attend the meeting at 7:3O o'clock sharp.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
Roy al Neiqhbors

4 short business session of Pio- reer Camp No. 5S4S R. x. of A. was held Wednesday evening. May 29. after which camp closed in regular form II being children's day the hall was turned over to them and all enjoyed themselves both big and small after which refreshments were served We had with us as visitors Mrs. Minnie Dakin of DanviIle Wis, Mrs. Helen McNab of Hutchinson. Eans. and Mrs Ellis of Kennewick. Washington We are certainly glad to have the visiting Neighbors meet with us and hope you will be with us again June IL Pioneer Camp No 5848 wish 70 extend their thanks to the NJ W. A lodge for the use of the big hall and were sorry there was not more of them out as We supposed tl'ey understood the !nVi- tation was general but mistakes will occur in the best of regulated fam flies, so We hope 1t will be overlooked this time
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
LOCAL LODGE LORE

worthy dictator. Brother Hayt. is carrying the business of the order through with snap and vigor making our time spent at these meetings a pleasure rather than a bore. He wants an especially good attendance at the next meeting. Tuesday. June '. as there are quite number of very important matters to be set tied.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01

FROM TENNESSEE J. Meri- wcther, an official of the Mobile and Ohio railway of Jackson. Tennessee is in Phoenix as the guest for a month of Mir and Mrs. Herbert Parsons
Arizona republican., 1913-06-01

On the going trip tickets must be destination within fifteen days The limit months, but beyond October
 StopoVerS on the going trip permitted Springs, Prescott and Williams, a Albuquerque and points east. On the return trip stopovers permitted everywhere and including Chicago St. Louis, Memphis New Orleans. Stopovers also permitted points named.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Tribute an oen GeIotrnrt.

Mud nenn feline @eIebe sr Rcpuherung bes @eloirris aus ben
arbeisn oes quiolacmifeS reialtereL 70 baben fe bod ben ungcbenren
Niben, 6aB uHFr @roBseihdt IN allen irnen 9ergpeisunget bate niht
mebr Ole @elt bon Dem ergen @eidtSfreis 6es eaenen Sauptbutes iebt
ionOern fh iragt, mas Der geiddtsbdricb fr Ridptrtm8en Gui bic
@eantbeft bat" 9oS baben mir IN Iester Belt iebr bauiia aehieu.
Obnr ms pn Der alddcn @lnubenshru6iafct mfitminocr 80 tonncn.
gSenn Der Collar in genlgeuOer gPeHge mint, oam III Oos %periibreriid,
ggenn @iaioueu uinlcn, Die man ,ber6ieneu" fam, aeieslih rnanfcf-
5ar nod oenIbeu Trto6en, Die in Der grranuocnbet oils umtaSrio
sceoleu bdben, 6arn gebOrt ipobI mebr as neuer uno Speitlnoer @laube
oa5u, es nidt 81 I'm.
Sobn 4. @oraan III nicocr ciuuaL Snrau, $~1t,050,000 an aoufuii
Foucn nit icincu grrbanoctcn oaoura su %perbicnen, SaB cr cine famfpro.
Seuhae gntetbe ser Staot Gep gorf fir Den ausbau bon llutrgrlm6.
bobnen an os geitGtte QubIifum oertaut. Die gennunte Summe bH6t
oen ltnteritieo 5Diiten oem Bari lmo Dem ltebernntme YreS BON 93l5
Qro5ent, gu Dem oas Rorganite ganfbals III 4iaioneu in Bombs lber
netmen nil uno mad Dem @unitc Der Staoperpaltng ibernetren ioa,
&r baben aae8 geritlnous fir Die gerettpiligtet 6s Morgan.
ihn @anfadtates gber meniger fir bic Der Gep Porter 9ebor6e
Die III gQiliouru peroen nidt ai ennaI aebraud5t abcr fe perocr
ai eiunal bertauit, mas natirih Die 9abI Oercmeu bcifrautt Die ie
abernGbmcn fonnter. Stntt bic Bombs oi tcne 9etrdge nls3ueaen 10
6b r6oGdit pRIc gfeniten fe aIs gnlagepapiere fmmcn fonuteu, tperoen
be gfanobrnfe nf mosIitft srobc GtnseIbetrdoe lnten. Gas fnO
3irge, Die ben Acknowledgements orider mufPn, neil fr 6tc llnterbrr.
guug eritnercn. IS imo Siaoen Der g@u gorfer StnOtOerDoIung Die
on S~teuer3abern cine idbrIite 3ininIat bon 552,50O Collars aui
90 Sabre fr Die $tt,050000 ouieregt Die Die giorgangrppe as Gro.
He einftedt. obnc bB Die etaot fe erbdlt
Gas guifaaen6c babel 1T, 6aB feline anOere Ginan3oruppe Rem gorfs
fh Inn oiien ieten giTen ebenfaa8 beprbt. Sa, boB ale 9~ouosdhdfe,
g2afIer unb ganfeu Rep gorts fd Dcgrn, ou6 nr cine gnftt oar.
iber su 1uBern, peIten pirfIiten @arnpert cine bon Der Staot Rem
grt fir Elm reuubIes lluternebmen garanicrte fiufpro5cnti8e anR5e
babe.
@orsan & Go. molten BAG Gei4dft MAIDEN. Ga8 genist ieoer an.
ocren gonfgruppe, Die Sdn6e booon5uIoin. geruoe pe Rpan Die UT.
ten Der equitable, ole er bebaHen noqte, on Iorgon bertaufe. neil
gorsun tie baden poate. 1ln6 es itetnt aud Der 9taot gu eeni8en, 70
ouB fe nift uagt, an hire girger, Die 100000 MiGioncn gu bri um6
bier Gro3ent in spafaen Iie9en buben, gu ~appeaeren. Crit mB glor.
gan & 60. iefnen Gribut baben.
SIN SntuTe Ser etcuer5abIer IGge IS enfbieben. nenn cine 9Ps.
G6e geguGerrne 6e8 8eIotrutS aud ouf irHte goritriten fir oee
niaen ~ofentitqn geb6r6er be6oft mare, Die Bombs untersubringeu ia.
ben. Cont getaIaen fe Die emHfou 10, bb fe ben aaptaItirHsr
trbutir miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Die rodbkunft i'm uneartfdben aboeoroneterbaus.

aus guoapet miro geihrieben: gitt bon ben 9offirfen Der 4OIr
.tfer, ion0ern bon Den aoftlnien Der pertabhn aodflnfIer ioa i'm
~iolgenoen Die Reoe ien. IRn muB HdnIid nien, Dab bs ungartte
BarGument fem retes Slid nit iiner Slide BAT. Sb fton Die beru6nr
ten geihstage auf Dem 9afos, mo Die abgeoroneten nod bod gu Sob
erihienen un0 ole asung 5umeHt mitbrntten, inter Der idetten aot 81
Geben bahen, 1T bitorHd nht fetgefeat, bod mf ben Reitstagen gu
4reBburg uno GRn uno iodter BON Bet pur0e oft iber 6e matte aIfc
aIuge gefibrt. Setoen bei0e S1uier 0es ungarHten 9eidstoQes in 0n
Grunfpahdt an Ser Gonnu iberfebelen, lit es ebenio in pohtider pp
in tuInarnher 9eJebung nod neienti9 ifehter gepor0en. giniJr
g8irte ino i'm GarIamentsrefauran brett berrott, obghid tie ale moa.
iter Samfitlde, baruntcr Diners 81 feds @dngen gu einem greis pon
anoert5a6 aronen, gum beTen gaben, Die oaerongs gum itedteien &C.
b6rten, mos af oeiem @ebiet iberboupt geIetct per6en fam. lin ocr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aui Die gene gu been. bepiGigte man i'm in Ser
iingfen gonaten cine Gu6oenton u6 gefattde Dem Goitptrt aber6es
nAt nr ben tmnunen 8urIomentsntgHeoern, fonOern aud Dem grOBen
9u6lfun un6 0a5u bel Ben pianerfden 8eHen zines SfrmmeLa Guar.
Tets Gpeien 8u oerfaufen. Gdon begonn bas gubapeir gubitum Elm
Sable fir Die ia0ne serroFe an Der 2orm gu 8eigen, oa broden oc
gorlmuentsFanOale aus, un6 gaiItar unO 8otei oerpebrten ben mcten
Shr6iden Den Gnritt in bic beiigen Saqen 6es 4arIaments. Ger
8trt perlor Ime GdHe unO 6robte NIT enem gro8eB Ter graT6ert
o5 &6georonetenbmies luB Inn besbalb Elm rehes SfmerpnsgeIo
;ufonn1en, norauf Der braoe gfenft fh renanfieren moQte un6 einc
fernnngoanife GotGn onfeate. Gr enea9ierte Die beribHte S3egeonec
Qatenfee 9oIo. ole in Suoungan megen i9rer mdrdenbafha 8aprfa
hide uno Gbnlfer fuinarifer 8unoerperfe bofit perebrt mar. 6rau
glo fam u0 fotte, fan6 a6er fir lire g1uben feiuen entipretenoen
Qo6n. @obl erbieLt lie elm @eboIt bon 2l00 arcnen idbrIid. bod Der
itnooe shannon oae1 berieoigte Tie niht; lie noQte aud oerfan6en u0
qeplroigt uer6en. GA a6er bic oppoftioneQen a~bgeoroneten as Dem
Parliament Q~uggeitofen fn6 uno Die nationoleu Spetiu BON GuIaih
maenuqen bis gu ben Guroscfus5a Ftnauf ip8ea in Den ardien Der
Q6tunObier5gr f5 GROCER geGe6tbeit erfreuen. bate fe penis 8ergnt
aen an i6rer aoffmft sic gob ibe 9emfon unO notpRrte ibrer
Rldtritt nit ibrcn polniten lteber5eugungen. Sir Elm Boroment, ons
feme GbpoTtion bibe, moQe fe nit peher foferL uno Die 9egierung
un6 Die Mmeluden mogen nun Die Guppen ousIoffeIn, Die fe fh iebt
gefoft uo enigcbroft baben. Cine a0dfn - oMr cine gatriohn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
GaFenperb,T.rnng in Sapan.

SIN Supun iinO isit 1898 in iebsr
6ffsntIihsn Sduls Sduldr5ts ang.s
felt. Wis ginitig beren @irtIams
lett iii. ersibt li4 oarous, oaB Die
mittIers &0rpsrldnge, oas Gspidt
uno Der 8rutumfung Der G4uI.r
ItGnbig %5unebuen, ebenio beNerte ii9
oi. angemein. &Orperbsf6affsnbeit.
Di. MISUNDERSTANDING miro auf Die
t0rperlife Gr3iebung Der Suaeno
suriidgefabrt. Rirgsnos iuer6en
msbr Sport uno SpieIe gstrisben, als
in iapaniidsu Sdulen. Die anabsn
tr.ibsn II. q. gogenI6ieben, Rtit,n,
3alfpiel 3u pf.rOe. Die MGoftr
rsibsn aleinbossni6iebsn, Scrubs
irniibungen, @eIhmadsubungsn,
ddsrfpiel, Geb.rbaaipkI. 0a aubsr.
EN- i'm ndturpif enf4aftIid,n lin.
trridt auf alien Siuien bbsi.niite
&snntniHs psrmittelt tperben uno
5pgisne un0 pbpiiplogie aud in Der
MitieIfhuls .insn lslbftdnbigsn 2ebrz
lsssnlunh bilosn, TT Der GriOls isbr
b,srtiflid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Die Standardization.

Die Qntportnote Der turftiden ResRruns an bic Maate .nt9at gors
faldse fir Die 5rsoensbsbtnsungen Die Dl snssgentonmenosr fno, uS
man mad Dem quf6 Der Sungtirten in aOnfantinopel enpartsn ourfte.
Die 3dlung aoriunOpels, S6fdfuns Der turh1htn ~SsteFlsunssn uno Ole
gorTdldge b3iefb Der ben 9aroane1en unmitelbdr Doreelogerten Jnisln.
Fnt taHi6lu9 fhr beftioene Qbanoerungen fur cine Wla9t. Die cine nes
pionFanosfibge arms in farfer Ssauns beretnist bat. 4btr Otis
Observation-Disclosures 1T geraoe bas, mas our1 Die bsrihtste nn5ufrtsnsnbet!
Der 5uppen nit ben Sungtirten in Grage seftat IT. Bon Dem umfang
Ser Strsitatsit,u i'm Seere miro IS 3psfsaOs a%bhdngsn, Oh Die 8dltan'
mGtbs Die gerbanblungen pieoer aufnebmen, oer gu nsusm aamp. ihrst'
ter. gDrIdufg MAIDEN Fe ia oas spisnbe Gsf1t" oas fruher i'm rui'
Ti6,n Deere bdm angriff fon1nannert puroe, uno babsn Den Maffenfta-
Eano gstanoigt. @hr Serbsn bat an @ortanopl tHn unmttttOarss 5n'
tereNs. qRonteneoro uno grietentano sbenfopeng. Ino Die Wedhts hds
ben nabrideinfih hines oaran, baB bic Snidn am Observation-Disclosures
in anoers ednbs abrssben. go fpridt tssutid uss oufdr, OaB trs
Ser aHnOisuns Os Observation-Disclosures bic 5einoitbstsinn niat pis0sr auf
ssnOmmsn utrosn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
G(aUltl5lrle An5elgen!

@erlanst - Sunger Mann, Der
oeutid mo cn9Iiid iprift, Inn
6as SuueIierbanOelsaeiddft 5u erler.
men. giuer, Der 5ubalts mobnt, be.
por5llgt. Z. 6. Combs & 60, 1920
Coughs Strabe. S.13
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

IN Nlabama peroen iiinf @ene-
iotionen rein peiBer 8orfubren br.
Icnat. nm ben 9%l6fommlingen bon
gieaern oas Redlt 81 Derleiben, iif)
ceieblid) ben 8siBen su5ablen 81
Siirfcn. Sn girginia gilt nod ais
aseger, fper EN- Set3ebntel farbigen
gLutes a~ufiuqiit. 5loriou. Georgia,
gRiIiouri mo SiiosGarolina oenf7n
treni1cr Itreng. Sort bari iid idon
1coer gtbfommliug Don Regern 81
sen @eibell 3dblen, in oeiien 40ern
iueniger ols elm 9ldtcI afrifantiten
@lutcs fliebt. 9ieier BirrDarr
mag bier uno Oa redt iible 6olgen
faben. 0enn oieielbe Serion. Die
hqiipielsneiie in 6lori0a, Georgia
Miiiouri o0er Sii0sGaroIina iidl
nadl Gedt uno @eIeb 3u Sen @et-
zen refnen bari geb0rt in 8ir,
rinio, 4Iabnma unO crit reht in
CfIaboma 81 ocn 9egeru. IS berr-
ifsn nIlo in Ser IoIIenfrage eben
irld)e ltniiferbeit uno 3erfabrenbeii
mic I'M gberedlt. 0osieG6e Che
pnor fam befanntlih in einem
Gtonte ols geitieoen uto i'm m0e-
rem nls ned berbeiratbet gelten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
G~OHuernenr 9rnren bon Sainoil


-oclien oemofratiider gtadioIger
Gumne geitern enoIiA inau9urirt
tuorocn ilt-bat ieine gerUoltnig
NIT einem umfaiienOen gegnaOi.
grnesaft gum gbidluB gebrntt mo
ole gntlaiirutg BON 5ruet 9utenO
@oroern ans Dem 3udtbauie 81 So
lict beriiiqt. Gr ideint BON Or
goIfsberridait nidt oia SIT bal
ten. SbgIeif Gbicago bereits IN.
fer gerbreherberri6ait itebt, BAT
Ger @Gupeuerlr es fir onge5eigt be.
fnnoen, oieie ourh beiagte Minlien.
tcgnnoigrmg BON gerbreAern 81 per-
li1rfsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
5eutiMe GaleuOer

ie9Iiden gbaratters, bumoriitiiher
uno ernIter Ratlr, oeutide Bidder
uno 3eitiariften, 6eutIde Slid.
nunidfarten fir ale @elegenbeiten
lei Suart & Meaelub 109 Iiiot.
Iide is. StraBe, Omaha. Nebr.
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Gas pretsmiirbisfte Glen BEL
Better aums. Geutife siihe. 1903
Dodge Strnbe, Q etod. Nablaet
ter Ok Gents.
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Gcrlanat:-Gin finocrluics Ghepaar,

I'M aui einem Glag alli Dem Cam
&c SIT arbeiten. Die 5rau bat oIge.
meiR Sausar6eit 81 tbun unb Der
Mann elm BierO, aiibe uno Siibner
I'll beiorgrn mo eilten @nrten 5u
beboucn. Ole 2eute miiIIen Gm.
pfabIungcn auipeiien f6nnen. Man
idrcibe al 6rau Geo. s. gapne,
gtplte 1, omaha, Nebr.
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Sans ut berfnnfen-gin BabnbouS
nit 8 3immerr, Seibpalierbai.
5ung, Gas unO eleftrii6es 2idt,
mooerne ginriftung, biaig Ill Der.
tnltfen beim gigentbimer, 1916
mortba 9traBe, Omaha.
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Frofenreinigen uro Jdrbsn
aGer art nod neuiter piiienihaft-
liher Metbooe ino in allen Bran.
den bel Der Gdoeoiad 60, 407
iiiOl. is. strabe, Omaha. Ebone:
Doualas 1521.
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SrgcnO cine art bon aIein.
GanoeIgaifait beiorgt o0er perfanit.
aennebed 60, sos See @ebGuoe,
Smaba, Re6. II.