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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
chiId's Death

The sixteen-months-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Sapp died at the
home in Danville Monday morning af-
ter an illness OF only about one hour.
The funeral at ST. Luke's Catholic
church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o.
clock. Interment in st. Luke's ceme-
terry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04

A man believes he is n hero II he
Gnluses baby for three minutes. But
be never gives mother credit for
amusing Il twenty-fOur hours a day
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
MASONIC
TEMPLE

THIN, o.. Nov. a.-Three thousand
prominent Ohio Masons and Knights
Templar took part In the laying of the
cornerstone Of the new 100000 Ma.
sonic temple here. A crowd OF 10000
persons witnessed the ceremony.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
BURNED
TO DEATH

Fairpoint o., Nov. S.-Mary Mil
burn, s, is dead as the result OF burns
sustained when her clothing caught
fire at an open crate in the home or
her father. John Milburn, here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04

''sThe Ladies' Aid Society OF Eben-
s&sr church viii give social at the
tour milo school house Friday even.
Gag, November z.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
Another Faee AIlurss Him.

NHUNHuF FGU1 FNIIuFeu Hun
~ hope you watch your teacher.
Johnnie. and remember what she
shows you"
NAV. don't"
What do you dor
Il watch the clock. ck."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
/. i. !. + i. !. i. i. I. i. !. i. j.
+ BIRTHS T.
Q
!. Z ]. X ]. !. j. !,

Miss Nell Critchheld has received
telegram announcing the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Thatcher of
Fellsmere, Florida Mrs. Thatcher
was formerly Miss Florence Murray
and is well known here.
O.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Beach OF East Curtis
street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04

Why should we call ourselves men.
unless II be 10 succeed In everything
every wheref-ASirabeau.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04
Wanted, For Sale, &c

Rate--5 cents per line, each lnser
Nioa. Dix words TO line.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-04

FOR SAI4E-Shetland pony. In.
e9alre at 207 W. High street, or call
De,s phone 4sS. 4
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
IHANSON-lEWIS

On Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hanson
was solemnized the marriage of their
daughter Geneva to Mr.. Leander Lewis
Of Lake Preston. They we're attended
by Miss Josephine Lewis of Lake
Preston and William Hanson, sister
and brother Of the bride and groom.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a few relatives and friends
by DR.. Horace w. Tlden in a bower
Of pink and yellow chrysanthemums.
The bride was beautifully attired in
white messeline with brussel net over
lace. and carried bridal roses.
After the ceremony the guests pro-
ceeded to the dining room where a de-
licious four purse luncheon was serv.
ed.
The bride and groom left on a short
honey moon and will be at home after
December 1st at Lake Preston.
The bride is well known here and
has many friends. The groom is the
son Of James Lewis Of Lake Preston,
and Is a promising young business
man. Their friends will extend
hearty congratulations.
The out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lewis Of Lake Preston,
and Mrs. w. w. Bennett Of Huron.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30

lar expression and support to get the
movement started.
There were a number of other things
of significance brought to mind in this
concert: 1t Is a noteworthy fact that
of the four soloists, but n was i'm
ported. 1t is also significant that in
the chorus were numbered more of
the friends Of the college than ever be.
fore and it is self-evident that such an
organization Is a very valuable factor
In cementing the friendly relation of
college and town.
The chorus Immediately begins re-
hearsals for the production of 1.-THE
Messiah" which is announced for
December twelfth. It is planned to
make this an annual Christmas event,
as is the custom in many Of the larger
cities. The prices will be within the
reach of all and such a production can.
not but deepen the real Christmas
spirit of reverence and devotion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30

line team three more points. The Half
ended with the score nine to nothing
in favor Of the Hamline aggregation.
ION the first kick at the beginning OF
the second half Sweitzer kicked off for
Hamline but the boot was short and
he recovered the ball. Hamline then
started another march toward South
Dakota's goal that ultimately resulted
in another touchdown. Watts went
over with the ball, making it from the
7-yard line. Jacobson failed at goal.
jacobson booted another field goal
making it from the 20-yard line. In
the final quarter he also came into the
limelight by putting another n over
the cross bars from the 30-yard line"
The lineup:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
CORN AND POULTRY CONTESTS
6rookinss County Boys and Girls Make
Splendid Showing In Contests

The corn and poultry show for
Brookings county young people was
decided at the fair grounds on Satur-
day. This contest was started by
Miss Stedman, the county superintend-
ent, last winter and the youngsters
have been working hard and faithfully
was attested by the splendid exhibit
shown Saturday. The poultry build
ing was we'll filled with fine looking
chickens, the exhibit of the girls, and
the %children's building had a splendid
display of corn, the work Of the boys.
Nineteen girls and Twenty-Five boys
were entered in the contests. In
Class A Of the poultry exhibit all OF
the entries except one were disquali-
fed for failure to comply with the re-
quirements, but the young ladies took
their disappointment splendidly and
said that they would known how to
turn out prize winners another year.
The results in the poultry depart
ment were as follows:
Class A-Bertha Breeze, Dist. Is,
first prize of SIS; other contestants in
this class disqualified, but each will re-
ceive the Progressive Poultry journal.
Class B-Dora Monzingo, Dist. 1, first
prize Of IS; Erma Erickson, Dist. %,
second, So; Mary Evert, Dist. Al, Flor
ence Davis, Sherman 3, Clara Erick-
son, Dist. %, Theoda Scott, Dist. 70,
and Esther Quail, Dist. 20, received
third prizes OF 81. each. Clara Eber-
lein received first prize on geese.
The results Of the boys corr contest
was as follows: Class A-White Corn
Peter Hagen, Jr., Hendricks, first,
IS; John Hermoe, Hendricks, second,
50; Justin Hermoe. Hendricks, third,
81. Yellow Corn-George Valentine,
White. first, IS; Carl Quail, Dist. 20,
second. 50; three third prizes of 81
each, Oscar Steen, Dist. 68; Ross Muir.
pry, Aurora 4; Edwin Fricke, Dist. "a.
Class B-White Lorn-Louis Eber-
lein, Fountain No. Z, first, IS; Harold
Slocum, Brookings. second, 50; Guy
and Wallace LeFevre. Broohings, and
Martin Rue, third, prizes OF 81 each.
Yellow ~Corn-Perry Lundeen, Dist. Z,
first, IS; Leroy Jones. Dist. 81, second,
So; three third prizes Of 81 each award
ed to Louis Shulz. Dist. 60. Clarence
N>~xs---
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30

All colts will be shown In n class
which will be open to pure-bred and
grade. weaning colts OF draft breed
ing. All grade colts must have a regis
tered sire or dam. Those winning
prizes will be required to make afa-
davit Of breeding.
Parties bringing colts for exhibition
may enter them at Miles Cigar store.
Good accommodations for all colts
entered will be furnished at the fair
grounds. Entries need not be made
until the day OF the chow. No entry
fee. Bring your colts and get q prize.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
HAMLINE DEFEATS STATE
Local Team Loses to Minnesota Col
Iege at st. Paul on Saturday

The State College football team met
defeat at the hands Of Hamline college
at st. Paul last Saturday. The score
was 21 to 0. The boys had little TX
cuse to offer for the defeat when they
returned home, except to say that they
did not play their game. The Mime
apolis Journal had the following write
up of the game:
"Hamline continued to win yester.
day by defeating the South Dakota 'Ag.
gies' on Norton field by a score OF
q to 0. The teams were evenly
matched in weight, but superior know
ledge of the game told the tale of the
day.
Coach Baird's men worked very
steadily. Their team play was very
good and the men worked together in
great fashion. The eleven never show
ed to better advantage than 1t did in
yesterdays contest and played as
though a championship depended on
the result.
1.-The men from Brookings were out
played during almost all Of the game
and especially in the latter part. They
fought back gamely, but could do moth
ing with the charging of the Hamline
outfit. In the initial period of play
they showed their best work and held
the Midway team ~scoreless. Penalties
proved a prominent factor in the in
ability of the Hamline team to put the
ball over, but what they lost in the
first quarter they made up for in the
second.
In the second quarter Hamline
started a procession down the field
that ended in Watts carrying the ball
over for a touchdown. The work of the
backfeld in getting of tackle shots
that netted many yards was directly
responsible for the gaining. Several
end runs were attempted, but for the
greater part Of the match 1t was the
old-style football that prevailed.
"Hamline got possession of the bal
shortly after making their initial
touchdown and again started for the
South Dakota goal line. They were
held for downs on the 40-yard line and
Jacobson dropped back for an attempt
at a field goal. It was successful, the
ball going over the o bar from Q
very difficult angle, netting the Ham
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
FARRELL PROMOTED

B. F.. Farrell who has been general
agent for the North-W Western, with
headquarters at Huron, has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF assistant gen.
erai passenger and freight agent With
headquarters at Chicago.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30
COLT SHOW

At the first annual Colt Show OF
Brookings County to be held in Brook.
ings November 8th, 1913, the follow.
ing prizes will be given:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-10-30

Prof. c. Larsen returned home last
evening from Chicago, where he at
tended the National Dairy show.
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shh.rmnhn.

Die itabtiiHen 5eHerpc0rIeute h1'
rem iHren Gompi iptlcu rii1 tiaoi9eB
gohus am 4lontoB gcpouuru. &ie
aontropsrie idllpebtc beiauntlih idon
felt g3onatcit. Ger StuoiaunoIt
9enrB WlurpbD rcftrat itets Den
2iauopunFt. DAB bic Staot feline
SonSs oaiiir babe. 9lauor @octcr
ill6it trat fiir 9adllmg Der Scrtc
Gin. Die Iuualtc Der 1%y1lierUebr.
lcuic, Snmitb, Smitb mt0 Stda
lrltcn Gar. o0B bic 3ablIng aus
zen riiditdnnigcu Steuern bctrittUl
mcrhcn f6nnte. Ger StaotanndIt
itano gan5 pareiuiamt oa, al3 Der
antrad bon 6artnett auf t3ablura
cnitimniq uitgenouiHeil luitroe. Ga.
mad erhalteu Samcs Qomer5 Wno
Charles 9tihburn $3.50, GSoe Spc.
raf $34s. ~. ga Spears uuo vi
goicourt StAS.05 ie0cr. Ger Stbun9
mobntrn 5ablreihe 8Hrg5r bel,
Gin frilberCr gcpohner Don SiiO'
Cmaha, 3, O. @ei5lcn, lit am gion.
taa oil ben GrrlcBrngcn. Die CT iid
6urf eiHen Sal pom gSageu 5lljog,
in iciuar 8obnmg 250S iil0t. %.
Strabe. Cmaba, %aeitor6eu las 9c'
qrdbniB fiuoet Mittpot 9lnhmittag
Inn . llhr oon grener'5 aapele oui
rem 2aure[ Sill 6ri90hofe itott. III
mar A Sabre ali.
Die 8 Sabre alte Godltcr ben
Sarrn ltuo Jrou Soc Iomaia0itdl
500 n0r0[. 81. StroBe. Itnrb an
Montaq ON ShorIatiieber
Sn Ser 2onea Stule lit inter
SEN ainoeru cine au9enfrantbeit
Bintcpe) uli8gebrofen, bic 10 lin
fid greift. ooB biz StTute geidloiiar
rerOen ioa.
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iiebcahrH aVriudtminerittatcn1 BON
1enen meuiaitens eiuf NIT beoeuten
cen glitteln ~alls0eitntt2t it, ll pol
Ter Vliitbe utro rutialter fonner,
Tie 3eriplittermg oes hnbrrpH lin.
trrridtsneiens liz entldiebsn ~ be-
flaaen. &dtten Die Staatct BEL
scitrn ihre @fLift aethan nno ben
uon linen gegriuocteu uniperiiia.
ten onsrrihpnoe giitiel SIR BERTH.
eimd aeitelt, 70 marc BEN grri.
den Ehilanthrepcn" nifit Der @pr.
mauh 3ltr Grrihilmp bon gebfdn.
ftaIter nrliefert nnr0rn DC ben
fdatiihcn Mctthefperb madlcn. Sebi
peroen Die glten 2ebrfrdite, biz
|cbnrbin nidt inn lleberfluiie Dor.
banoen iino, In SIiuois allen iibr
orei berihie0ene llniperittdten Ser.
itreilt mo ebenio perhdlt rS iii
nit Den 2ebritotieu. nnmentlih nai
Osn @ebiete Der gluatomie. 9ig
grIoIning Der grofeforen laBt and.
rie[ 5u piinidlrn iibrig. neil Oer
Staat Der oen 8olitiferu aegeniiber
dubcrit i%reigiebig lit, in Der Ancr.
fennuna Der 8iiirnidnit init ihledi
tenn geiipieIe n%ornnacbt. @eur
trcboem anerfcnnensmertbes pelei
fet miro, 10 lit oos mr. Dem Soca'
lismis Scr @elebrtpn 81 urrounfen
sic Der Rruihbeit Gpier brinacu
gs lit aber 6obe 3eit. oaB oei
5taat iif ouf icine b6beren gili
aaben beittnt, ods grrIorene nat5lt
bolen periuht nno fir bic 8iiien
idaft, BON Der nuF bic 0aurr 0d.
@eoeiben ocs golfes obb1nat. pci.
mrbr t6ut. ais bisber. 8os Belt
offer 6cs SinterrndlOertbums lit bod
toficttIih abgeihIoiien.
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Or. getr BON gnlgnrien 5nriif:

9om ariegsifaupIab 0es Bal
fans lit 6err Or. S. 8. 8etr tpie'
ser nof Gma6a 8uriidgefehrt. st
aing porigen Mat nah oriiben, I'M
ouf BEN llniberiitdten in Berlin un0
9rag leine me6i5faiifen Stu6ien
5u perDolfommnen. "a crying ein
auf nab 4er3ten fir bic bulgart.
Idle arnlae. Or. getr folgte Dem
aluf, uno er bat lem 2eben 0amit
0ltrd piele Grfabruugen bereidert.
gr ia6 Die Shredniiie oes arie.
aes in Ooaem MdBa. GbDo1I nitt
in Ser 6enerlinie. Fat er ieinc
dr5tlide Gbdtigfait In bielen So
IpitdIcrn %ousgeiibt. gr fano bic
tiirftIhen Grte in gralren1aftem
Sdmube. uno oieiem ltnitauo III
o1if Der 4usbrit6 Der Cholera ut0
Seq Inpbus 5%u5uihreiben. Or.
Netr ~promopirta pom Omaha Ne,
nital College.
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1ir pernadIaEIate @ITtnlaaft.

Tie Ieioiae arnge betreif5 gerle.
giGiIa Der Stadts llniueriitdt, iDelde
irniere 9egisIatiir lett ldngerer 3sit
5eih1ftigt, iollte idlieblid nuf cine
ober Die onoere @eije beigrtegt tper.
Den. 0eun ooB Surd Oas Siuin.
4erifreita fir bic llniperiit1t on
nno iiir iid nidjts G~riprieBIihes
feransfonmen fam, ltegt tlar nui
fer 0nuo. SlebnIihe 3uitduoe mic
lei ms iheilien aud in SaiHois 81
herrifen, oenn llnter obigem Eitel
ld)reibt bic Chicago abenopoit:
Aab0em Der 6taat Sainols Oas
college Of 8bnlteiaHs onO Sur,
peons@ iibernommeH unO Der
Gt1ntsuniperittdt augeglieoert rat,
3oQtS er, ipie Triii0eitt Sanes rid)-
tia bemcrft niefe 4eriteitule ent.
apeoer nuf oie Sobe Der 3eit brin.
gen, o0er gon8 eingeben IaIian.
9meiielIo5 mliB iebe llni0eriitat, oiC
Sieien Ratnen ncroienen mill, eiut
meoisiniihe 5ofiiltat baben, unS
iid1erlid nurDe es bod bes reihen
Gtnates Sainois lmmir6ig iein.
iunae aeute inter foIiden 8orpdn.
Den 3ltin ar5tliten Stuotum 5u Der.
Iofen. @enn er i~tbsrbaltpt eing
llniberiifat unterhaIt, 10 miB et
cub Die BeDdbr ~Iciitet touner, onf
fe fem pSnmbug@ lit. IS marc
cine 5d)onoe, netn Elm meot3ini.
ihes vDfplom4 Der Gtaatsmioerii.
tit BON Sainois onoerspo nidIt aIs
polgiItig angeiehen peroen oiirfte
Gs lit aber fraglid, Oh oit
etaatsuniperiitdt iih neben Den be.
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9ic.Mie ser Sranenredtlerinnen

Die 5rnllenrrdtlerinnen bon
Omaha po1en am 9tittpoh In Sin-
coin ein 4ic.9etc peranltaIten, I'm
Sic @eiebgeber BON ibrer anipeien'
belt III Der Sauptitaot 81 iiber3ett'
Gen. g[m MittnofJ geIanat ndmlit
Sic Outrage Bill sur orittan Sc.
luna. an 80 Gomen tperbcn tHeil.
nehmen. Sic peroen ben 8era.
thumgrn ouf Der Seuatsgaaerie bet.
nobnen. Sbren 2rnh Der0en ID
Mittags in Der Repraieutantenbaar
efien. 5rau Draper Smitb, 0iI
5taatsprdfioentiL miro Die Sele
patton fiibren uu0 $50 9amen Dor
2imcoIn wer0en iih aniblieBen.
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gsO6n6auS nirScrarbranut.

Gas @obnbdus Don z. ~ elnrie.
.6f20 Capitol anefnir luuroc 9ton'
lag 0ura 5euer ons mtbHnBIlt
6urd @aSGpIoiiou i'm SURFACE emf
itan0. iait p%ollitonoia 8%eritort. slntl
tei oicicm 6eler mar oc tuelt
G%ntiernung nad Dem Hltitel Sprl.
tcnbaus idnlO, hnB oas 5fuer cincn
f. grobpu &oriprmig latte, oils Die
SpriB1n rintrairn. Ger 1da0eu
6etr6at $4,000 uuo lit airh &eriife'
rung boa gc0rft. Gas Nahbar'
Gaus BON ". Goblin tuar TT ie arcBrr
Gicfabr, Oab Die geitc ibrc g2obeln
auf Die StraBe idlofiian.
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NtuS grbrasfa Gitn.

Charles 3. Grp0eu bat Den Eerr
Bottom Drainage Iiitrift go, !
ION Gtoe uno Ntemuba Gountp alti
eirten SdaoeneriaB non 5000 Der
flat, neil linn ourd idIcttc an'
lade zines gtbflnBgrabens Elm Sho'
cen in S66p oieier Summe 3uge'
hiat tuororu iei. Seiue Grnte MIR.
BE ourd l-Icberitpemmungcn &C.
idd0igt.
Sdlci0unq non ibrem Manne. Car
Gontlin, bcantrnat. Sic giebt an.
am 26. Mars 1908 getraut morocr
III iaiu. 0as 9aar bat 3pei Sin
Ser, ulo Goutlin iorgtc nift iil
cen unterhalt Der 6anilie uno nib.
fan0elta Sic 6rntL
f5rau Gqa If. 8oloen bat Shel
hura pom ibrem Wtannc u. @apni
@oIoen aus 6enielben @riin6en CT
BaIten.
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Mnrmnn 6. Mnd nndl g9itn.

g2len. H. Nlnr5-Ger ttctc
nmerifaniidc staatsiefretar 9ruau
Lat OIL Sic %6iterreidiit imaarilht
Rcaicrlmp bic glnira9e acitalt Oh
gtorman s. Dad. Der frilberc @cr'
liter oes ocmotratiihcu 1ationdl'
lomiteS, ale 9ahiolaer 0es hicii'
nen 9otihafters starenS aenebm
marc. Die gntport lit nod niht
abaeiuu0t iurroen, miro nbcr ieoen'
fnQs bciabcao lauteu.
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Marftberidt.
Gin Cnlnha. II

GiioC Omaha, IL. Mars.
9in0bieb -3uiubr 5000; gtarft
Ian bis Toe meOriger,
Gute bis bette S8.25-875.
MlitteImabige BIS quite $500
500.
@erp6bnIide bis mittelmaBig2
$7.40-8.00.
aii6e uno Sellers, ilall bis foc
uieortaer.
@ltte bis bette Sellers, 500
7.9o.
0ute bis bette aii6e $6.75-
100.
MitttlmdBioe Bis glttc aii6e
SIS. 90,
@ctu0bnlide bis mitteImaBi9e,
$4 50-5.75.
9tofsrs unO 5eeoers, icit.
Gute big bette S7.50--8.f5.
WlittalmdBise bis bette $3.50
$50.
@ctp0hnIide bis mitteImdBioe,
Sc. $3.50.
Gtof Sellers $5.00-7.00.
aaIber $685..
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Rebrasfa qSatcntc.

3urh @ermitteIltn9 Der Girma
@iaar0 G0oB, 1880 Gin Sectional
9anf gIoa., Crnaba, mltr0en mad.
iteben0en @eDobuen 9ebrasfa'a
uom 9atentamte 1T @oilington ga.
tenta ausgeitellt: G6as. 8. ar0cr.
ion, Omaha, Giienbobmpeihe; Sohn
W. Conan, Grate. Separablc Chs.
peniion Singc; Sobn @taigon, Gin.
coin, Concrete Contraction; Seiil
q. 6oaro, Sparta, g9tre 2iitribu.
tiom Qepicc; 8olaHo u. 0}ils, 9s.
teoln, Cane apporotu5; 9oniel $.
9luir, 2incolrt, @aioline engine:
8altcr s. Goaers. SIntoIn, 8Ici.
tiff 5harfer.
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Sciltr stbedo icair ons gubito'
rum, In prlden belamHtlit btt
Gebrasta Snauitric . ailsitcaim1
ilaitiinoci. bon osu Gclttidgn ans
Staot mo gauo rcd't 5a6lreid bc'
hidlt iueroen, 6erm Ole @tidaislcl
tuna bot hcuir als 3euiiden Lao
fcitgcicbt. Die s%creiuiatcu SduacI
ioiuic Der Tamen @eiang.gercir
,9nnror0ia@ mernrH llltcr leltiiH1
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Grin Gpliieiarst al finOrn.

5rau Soiepb s. Narino, 1858
Cunning GtruBe. nur0e ON glontaa
BON @eburtsDeben befoaan. Din
5arni[ie lit arm ln0 Der Mnrn NOR
auBer Dem Sauie. 9tahborn iabeu
ben fritilden 9uitono Der 5rau IND
periu6ten einen itdotiihen 4r3t her.
bei3urufen. aber crit mad elmer
Stun6e traf elmer Elm. nadoem biz
8rau beretts geboren bate. Chr gu.
3uItano lit fritiid.
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Wnllrr mar BIS qruifnt WaNer.

Chicago, Fl. Winr5. 0nrh NnFl'
hrabcnmtr iino bier 100000 Yiutr
Gutter foniisIirt iporoen, bic emit
Qcgtn oeu @ciet SLIM SduH Beg
glahrunaSmtitl bon rs biz 35
Qrosrnt @aiicr entbielt. % mirf
dflart oab icitSrm nit Der llptcr.
indund bcaonuet miroe, orrart per
idlidtle gsntier i'm c5tianmtaepifI
bon 20.000,000 Rhmo III oie uer.
ihirbcnen ganoestheiIe brridlidI
porocu III. Die aoniumcttcu Ia.
Zen uaiiirlit fir ono &aiIcr 81
.3ablcu.
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Irripnnlien.

SEER emil GOIenste als Settings
lit Montag bier eiugetroifeu, Inn Die
g~usiteQ1ung ieiner 15irnta, Der 6a.
itiuas grid 8orfs allf Der 9u5itel-
lung i'm auoitorium 5u iiteripahen.
Sic ausitcltltng 8ei9t aid eiH no
6ea 0es neltet eIegdnten 6otel8 IN
SaTtings, bel 0eIien gau bic Bad.
iteine 0es 6errn Qolensfe sur 9er-
penoung gelan9en.
SER 9srpal0 2eihmsfb Der be-
fannie GAotograph ans @rnno So.
Iano, bielt Ih IN @eIdditen une
gum 8eiude ieiner 5reunoe metre,
re Gage bier auf mtO febrta Mon'
tag mad Sauie 8uriid.
SEER 6rib UfueLar uebit 8nt.
tin, 37t5 Glib is. StraBe. itaf
aeitern pom 9ot 2priuas mobile.
EoIteu mad Omaha 8uriif8efehrt
Sbre @%eiunobeit bat ourf ben alf
entfalt in Dem 9d6eort ie5r prof,
tirt. 6er5Iid mi0tomnlan
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gcniaer enlouus in saO- 2afpta.

8iarre, 2. O. II. Mdr3-Gie
2~eqisIatur nabm tur3 Dor Der
chluBDertagltng nod cine Sid an.
pelde nerfilgt. oaB auf ie 600 Gin.
luobner MIR Elm Snloon erlaubt tper'
sem fol-, uber nit Der Ilt5nabme,
6aB in ieoem in%torporirten Sta0t-
den Comm obue aiidiidt oui bel.
fen @roBe 5mei Galpons geitnttei
tper6en. Gie 9id, Die Die Tringlidt,
feitsfIauIel entb1It, miro sum @eiet
mer6en, fobalo Der @%oaoertaur I'D
unter3eifnet uno ie miro etuo eir
Gierte( Der Stanflpirtbihaften in
Stoote ihIieBen.
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su,ialiittn 6eiprcden Srtibrief.

Gle Soifdliiten Don omaha be-
ipradlcn an Sonntna gladmittua
I'M 2Bric Ibenter sen 5reibrief. Au.
fer 0en io3ialiitiifeu annOi0aterl
hatte iid 9iemauo eiug3iunocn. Us
muroen maudle Aniidteu aeauBert,
Die audi onOcre Garteien bertreten.
4. g. RequItrung Ser ainOerarbait
mo oaB Der 6reibrief m~nabbdngia
pom 4arteiiHtereiien GtttuorfcH mer'
cen ioL!te. -
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S2a.000 Fir Mrr,rnslunnbt.

Indianapolis. n, Wdri- 6tI
Gertrude Sablpr. iriiber 0irten'
idugcrin, Ser tiir}Iih Sdoocncriot
In Scr @0be bon $4,000 ipceer
onaeblid gebrodcnen &%tirntbsper.
ipredjrus non Dem W%iiItoudr Gar
o. Jiihrr ruagiprodlct mitroe, 10.
iid nit $4,000 3ufrieben gegebcn
Hripriinalih bate Sri. SaBler oil
$500. 900 adlaat
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Ginbrndl ans Sunarr.

Mei[ er 0rci Iage nldt3 gcgellen
hattie uno Die 2eerbeit i'm gfagen
nidlt mebr LANCER ausbaIten tounte,
brad Charles @hecler pou 9tod.
foro, 81, Sontitag abenO in oia
Chicago 2oun0ru, 1909 Capitol
glpe. elm. Als or NIT 5mei giIuoeLl
ans einem 8erbrohenen 6enitcr itiea,
nahmen i'm Bic 7eteftio3 Rirg uH6
Ban Geuien felt. Cen inteuitueu
Sunaer mndt or fir Sen 9iebitabI
terantDortIih).
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DfntI6rr eAbtno ant DER
9nonfrit Ans(ttanngl

hcs Giriaeutrt @rrrn 8teic mcb
rerr qicocr portraacn. 0ic iidel
niht nrrfchIcn rinen porJiilIida
.einorld nni 9lae Jl madleIl. Gt,
aikileauna iii hcs Rciltdes merit
imo mir m6Htcu Die Geutidl1n bier
init uodmais m%tiforNcrn iih brti.
gbeiS redt 5ablreia i'm Gloitorilu
ciniuftn6eH.