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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
SENATE ROW IS
over THE MAYOR
tcontInued from Pace y

of the evident lack of preparation on
this bill, move that ii, go over for
consideration until Thursday.
This motion was carried.
This measure was not adopted be-
fore Senators Coke, Writ and Iaukea
had had their say regarding it. Iaukea
wanted to know whether the bill gave
the Mayor the power to dismiss APP
pointees of the board, and was told
that it does not. Senator Wirtz de-.
clared that the measure Is mot a
party one by any means, but IS In
tended to do away with the, wrang-
ling and friction between the mayor
and the board, so much in evidence
last year" He briefly outlined the
history of the last board and its fight
with the mayor over appointments
and asserted that action should be
taken to forever prevent the recur-
renee of such friction. Senator Coke
spoke in behalf Of the bill, declaring
that the question was one Of wise
Legislation, and not Of personality Of
the men who might happen to be hold
ing office at this or that time. !"
The report of the special committee
on the bill and its recomihen
follow in full:
z Your special committee composed
of the senators from the third dis
triet, respectfully report that it has
had under consfde fation Bill No. II,
An Act to amend Section 81 of Act
IA of the Session Laws CT 1907 They
recommend THAT - tft.e Uf the Act
be amended so as to read. An Act to-
Amend Section 81 of ACT IIS of the.
Session Laws AZ 1907 as amended by
Act f68 OF the Session Laws of 1911. e
II. further recommends that Section
! of said act be anencec so that it
reads as follows: Section 81 OF Act
lis of the Session Laws Of 1907 as
amended by Act 16S of the Session
Laws of 1911 is, hereby further
smended by striking out the clause
with the approval of the Board or.
supervisors" after the word Mayor,
in Line 1, and also the words with
such approval after the word
Mayor. in line 6, so that said Sec
ton as amended will read as follows:
Section 81. The Mayor shall appoint
all officers of the city and county
whose election or. appointment is not
otherwise specially provided for in
this chapter Or by law when a vacan-
cy occurs in any office and provision
is not otherwise made in this chapter
or by law for filling same, the mayor
shall appoint a suitable person to fill
such vacancy who shall hold office
for the remainder of the unexpired
time.
'Your committee further recon-
mends that Section be stricken out
Tt also recommends that Section 81
be made Section 2. This bin pertains
to the appointment of officers for the
city and county of Honolulu, and this
COMMITTEES deeming it wise to keep
separate and distinct the legislative
end executive functions of the city
and county recommend the passage of
the act as amended.
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o WELCOME WIcKERsHAM
CONTINUED nom page -

-
ious clubs; dinners will be given in
his honor, although 1t is probable that
in this case the we'll known guest viii
net be called upon to make formal
speech as las been the custom here
tofore. This feature Is to be done
away with in all probability. inasmuch
as many Of the visitors have in the
past considered 1t something Of bur
den. and have declared that they did
not come to Honolulu to make speech
es but to carry away with them last
ing impression of her beautiful skies
and marvellous landscapes. The attOr-
ney-general will, however, doubtless
take pleasure in a reception to be
rendered him by the consulates Of
the various countries at present repre-
scented In Honolulu. If time permits
and the Wickersham party can be pre-
vailed upon to extend their stay, they
will be taken as guests Of the terri
torial government to view the great
volcano Of Kflauea.
Wickersham, attorney general since
March 4, 1909, in the cabinet of resi-
dent Taft, has throughout his career
taken an active interest in all mat
tiers pertaining to public welfare He
acted as counsel for the committee Of
citizens which carried through the
scheme for the reorganization Of the
Chicago traction lines, and as counsel
for the construction company that
built the New York subway. Until
1909, he was trustee for the New York
association for improving the condi-
ton of the poor and of the New York
institution for the blind He first
sprang into prominence as a member
of the law firm of strong q Cadwal-
lader. He has long been a member
of the American Bar Association and
Of the New York State Bar Associa-
tion Since serving in President Taft's
cabinet, Wickersham has distinguished
himself as a tTVst-buster., among q
score of other suits having been
brought which resulted in the reorgan-
iSation of the Standard Oil Company.
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POLICE CALEND1
QUICKLY DIsP 1SE1 Of

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SENATE
Passed Third Reading

g H. B. No. 20-An act appropri-
q ating money for the circuit
. court. Amended to increase sum
q allowed for purchase of law
. books to $500: $50.
. H. B. No. 31-An act for the
o prevention of cruelty to chill
. dren: $50.
. H. B. No. 22-An act excusing
o jurors, etc.; $50.
% S. B, No. 43-An act amend
(" ing Sec 1896. Chap. 149, Re-
o vised laws, relating to the ap-
o pointment of guardians; $50.
p s. B. No. 35--An act to amend
y Sec. 2207, revised laws, dealing
q with .the marriage contract,
. amended to make the age limits,
q male. Is: female. Is; on motion
. Of Senator Metzger; $50.
. Passed Second Reading
q s. B. No. 2--An act to settle
q the banana claims against the
. territory.
q 8. B. No. IAN act 4roviding
. for the creation OF a public utili-
. ties commission. Senator Rice.
q Referred to committee on public
q lands.
q s. B. No. Alan act to regu-
9 late hours Of labor Of female chill
o dren under the age of sixteen
. years. Senator Coke. Judiciary !
q committee.
q s. B. No 4S-An act making 1t !
e misdemeanor to defraud a /
. hotel, inn, restaurant, boarding
q house or lodging house. Coke
q Judiciary committee.
q s. B. No 49-An act to pro
. vide for the retirement of terri
Q torial employees. Ways and means /
q committee.
q s. b. No. 5O-An act to sap-
q pr0priate money FOR the purchase
q of photographs of the Royal fam
. lily, now the property of ]. ]. VIII
Q Hams. Ways and means commits /
. tee.
9 II. B. No.59-An act prohibits !
q ing the sale of fish raised in /
Q ponds used for raising or main
q tanning ducks and other fowls. J. I
Q 8. Kalakiela. Judiciary commit
o tee.
Q Passed First Reading
q H. B. No. 17-An act to regu-
Q late the sale of pork Judiciary /
q committee.
o 90 q o o o q q D % 81 90
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Kestrel Completes First Voyage.

Four days steaming brought the
little British steamer Kestrel from
Tanning island to Honolulu. Captain
TAFT has formed the opinion that the
small vessel is very seaworthy
craft, judging from the performance
just closed. s.
The Kessrel left here some three
weeks ago for the south seas, taking
R.. M Fit, general manager for the
Armstrong & Armstrong company, as
a passenger. Mr. Fit has assumed
his duties with the Tanning and
Washington island cocoanut planta-
tions.
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Brought ceal Fron, Australia.

At the Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton coal bunkers the japanese tramp
freighter Koju Maru is berthed. where
E.S03 tons of coal is- being DISCHARGED.
The steamer was an arrival on Satur-
DAY evening, bringing fuel from New
castle. n. S. w. The vessel is cred
tied with having made a fast trip up
from the antipodes, the time from
Newcastle being Int TWENTY-FIVE DAYS.
The steamer will probably remain
here for eight to ten DAYS before pro-
ceeding TO the coast for cargo.
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rade committee had visited him and
e5plE lined exactly wlls was ttantec,
why, Of course, he would permit the
suffragists to parade Pennsylvania or
any other avenue. He would do his
best to help everybody have an en-
joyable time
Then began the real publicity.
Washington was to see the greatest
suffragist parade that had ever been
given in America. Each newspaper
carried columns describing what the
event was going to be. One day would
come the announcement that Nine.
Nordfca was to be the goddess of lib
erty, and the next, story that Mayor
Blankenburg of Philadelphia, would
be among the male marchers for, /"
said the press notices. after telling
that women doctors, dentists and
lawyers had consented to parade,
there will be even a mems section"
And So has the project grown until
now the proposed spectacle has as
spmed 2 truly national aspect.
Another interesting phase of the
situation Is that the first Suffrage flag
to be regularly displayed at the ma
tional capital may now be seen from
morning until night just around the
corner from the White House. It
waves haa,ra husjnesa.lile store
s I, ofl;ce an r streot which hears
~ iasend an :, peat gold lafters.
- - &. s. 49, ~ :
NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION CON-
GRESSl0NAL COMMITTEE.
And right here is an incident worth
relating. When senators and repre-
sentatiyes on Capitol hill heard that
organized bodies of suffragists had in
vaded the city they immediately too.s
to the cyclone cellars. Around the sea-
ate and house office buildings there is
a danger signal occasionally soundec.
which means to members OF congress
about what three alarms does to .he
New York fire department. When tina:
mysterious warming is put forth states
men disappear for the day. Ii is q feat
fhavs perform. best But If a single one
or this vaileuard of suffragists has
visited the capitol the fact is not pub
licly known. Lobbyists and others
who pursue conventional metno6s en-
deavor to wear congressman out by
camping on their trails and Duttonnoi-
ing them at every turn. This falling,
the. ones seeking legislation flood
their REPRESENTATIVE with literature and
letters. Bold, persons of late have
fallen into the practice of taking GU;
mage advertisements in the 1lewspa-
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H. B. 77-Referred to police COM
mittee.
H. B. s4-Referred to police commit
tee.
III. B. 90-Referred to lands and in
ternal improvements committee.
H. B. 92-Referred to educational
committee
H. B. s-Referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
Communications.
From Secretary E. A Mott-Smith
SUBMITTING list of salaries paid in his
department in compliance with the
houses request. Referred to finance
committee.
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SUTfRAGEIIES
NLONGL


orqanizafion IN most OF the cizilized
conntries. Mrs Ida Hustled. Harper.
who has nrobably written more al, the
enhiect than any living woman. Miss.
Iaos 1Taorne ona ~ the countrv,s
. 49,. fs,,,ns,s s,, ~. sists 4
tn IN 'i,,,, s,;snpa brocas-
49,. ~ - s., eve, s,ra f,eats N
sloA e''sis 80. ~ s~ss - - a =
lus = '.s..'s - 49, 49, = an
anu me 49, sns NV b'a s,.a ae
NorIu aileits. zlleI eaen 1'oa ~. "as
2 sectivh u "oii'e. "a .lelL
was hoi,ieinake =. sess ~, =, az
resseh section, req ~ MISS srola -. a'a
Foliette, daughter OF senator La roi-
Iette; 2 lawyers. secuoh' leo py MIS-.
Ellen spencer Mussey, presloent oi
the washington National Law School;
q college section, LED by MISS Elsie
Hill; clergy section, in which the.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw Is leader;
q dentists physicians and author
esses section, and "eyen mems.
section.
To show First Suffraue concention
One Of the floats depicts the first
won,nn.< eufffsee convfntlon. m 1s1S !.
Mar.,hers Il, 4 section az the naraie
,1or> 1reecod NJ o,,alrers In Innsr drab|
cloel-. nnrfhar c-oan wore confi,,-
e,,fs & costumes with cncked hats and
l.,f1,..5v ccafz zach country was rem
=, =, Sas,<,, : J, S,oic,. ~ ;fe e,
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Iodsy,s salIinas.

Two Inter-Island steamers are listed
for dispatch this afternoon.
The Claudine, with general cargo
and passengers from Maui ports, was
an arrival yesterday and is on the
boards to sail for Lahaina and Kahp-
lui at o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer w. G. Hall is returning
to the Garden Island after having been
discharged of 5000 sacks Of sugar.
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Logan Due Thursday.

A wireless message received at the
local quartermaster department today
states that the United States army
transport Logan from Manila by the
way of Nagasaki, Japan, would reach
this port on Thursday, March 6. The
troopship is to be given a prompt dis
patch for the coast.
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Going to law is one of the most sat
isfacsory recreatfuns a man can in
dulge inf he is a lawyer.
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The incest girl a young man knows
is the one he is most afraid of.
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The Easy Laxative

persons as well as for the most robust.
They act toward relieving constipa-
ton, and also TO overcome Its cause
and to make unnecessary the. fire.
quent use Of iaxatives. They serve
70 tone and strengthen the nerves
and muscles Of the bowels and asso-
ciate organs or giands-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-03
Ger wabrfastr.
Con aoba ao6a.

60 mar tinm1I Elm iberdus ormel
Wluna - fDenu sr I'm fih bI:dts
glot in alien gdeH. uno bate .ir
Weib, 0dB ,lnen @ott btbite: immel
binter Dem armsn Der ME Elm Sdtur
uno ibr bohftss 9sltr.ben mar,
FUR reid gu gtltsn.
Gines 9agss ibsrfisI is pisoeI
ibren Wlann.
pgld. 1T Dir Der Gag gu fa6n, I'm
Qrbeit gu Iuhtn2"
n2tbsr 0sib," fagts CT, .gluubfi
8u bsrn niat an SOFT, oaB 3u NH
Dorpirfft i'd Iudts feline Qrbsit2 quI
8aglobn geben IdBt 0u mid ni6t,
Elm GeDerbe babe td nidt g.Iernt =
mas ion id tun9"
sd min Dir glti6 sinen Rat ges
ben, 9u Jdulptl3l mir taufsn ga
pier, 3ints unb sinen aoran, oann
fsst 8u Did auf ben Martt unb
pdbrIugit."
sd - ipabrIogen9 Sd lam ia
ni6t einmal Isisn unb Ttreiben!"
Nd mas, IeIen! Q6 mas, fhrei'
ben! On tult bic Sober IN Die Sints
uno MALT fribttrabt mas aufs pas
pier - psnu's ben 2suten gefGat -
Dir ions rsft fem"
Gut. Qbsr auf 9ein @spiFen.@
QIfo fduften Iis sinen Koran, iss
Der, gints unb papisr, uno. er ftbt.
5i9 duf ben muEs!. Die 2euts Be-
a6tstsn i'm ni6t; er fab nit nit6,rs
gel4ldgsneu Qugsn unb tDarttte,
bIst6 Dor G4am, ouf bic erFts
Runoianft.
9a tamsn aipst bornebme 5rausn
boriiber. 9te cine mar in Der 6ofis
nung, bic anoere bate ibrsn mann
lin Der GrsmOe.
.Gieb ben armtn menf6sn!@
fpra6 Die 5offsnbe. sBir po1en
ans ben ibm Dahriagen ldFen, nur
6umit sr feinsn 9roidsu perbisns."
uno bic dnbere fragte i'm:
,Gffenoiim, mann miro mein
mdnn bstmte6reH99
ST bldttsrte i'm Rordn, gtrooe dls
beritin0e er mas babon, uno Iagte
ibr:
nDenn e. ni4t i6on gu aauie III,
tommt er beuts dbeno."
Die Soffenbe:
oMus III mir bel6ieosn2 Gin
anabe obsr Elm MGo9sn2"
Gin 9nobs," dntportete er unb
bate IS nisbsrum aus Dem Roran.
Die Grausn 8dblten loren @roH9sn
uno 9ineen.
als bic srffs azE @As0 ls
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geriunalien.

@eiteru abeno nuroe 5rdulein
aSrene aeu6eI, Totter Oes Serrn
Gtepbnn aeudel, t70t 3orcos
bon elmer an5ob[ ibrer 8reln.
be angene6m iberraitt. Sci g}liif
8eiang mo einem guten SmbiB
flog Der @6en0 nur 81t ihneq oa6in.
SER uno 5ra4 golI 8eBihmann
ftn6 geItern bonn Iurnieit in Zen
be r5uriidgefe9rt, oas linen in ieoer
@e5ieblng nusge5eihuat gefaaen bat
9eionoers Die berrlifen Gdoldpa.
gen bes Geit5uges, nuf oenen oeut
ide aunlt mo beutiaes Birfeu
pro6tboq 6orgeiteqt tuuroen, baben
es linen angetbon. 6rau @ebih,
mann min nohmal einen 8eriut
MAIDEN. oaB Die I}ebr6eit 6ieier
ShoufD1gen fir Bic beige 6eutIte
3ogfeier gefduft miro. 96uo6l Dies
feline aleinigfeit III, Idbt fi6 BEL
Der bef1nnten Gnergie Der 5rnl
@ebifm1irr oie1eift bod nod mas
in oieier 8e5iebung erreiden. sic
miro es Dem 6eitausifuB un6 ben
gfSnrBeH i~ntterbreiten.
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ans BEN siaatt loiua.

Gdombort. fuo ~ E61rou
urog uou Rrihotui @iIion snmr
EcimHiter ron Davenport crnaHnt
0crieIte iit IN 9lultreiih mohI.
afiamt uuO Slit ma.glh Scrmis.
aeber ocs .eutaoIic 0}ciicn9cr
GeuticB. Die aamIiH Gouituuc.
ton Gompon0 hat nab 1pci uu1
Cmhalb ,Sabrru bcitun0iqer grbcii
eH0lih 0eH 8oncr Stub tim iuoli.
den J5eil bieics Gomtps gera6t
Belc1t Suiolge ciner irlbcrcu SD.
nnliiiruug 0c5 5luiies lit ocrielbc
igtt cine acraAe 2inie bou arion
lis sum gliiipuri 6luB.
glumlIa. Inter ben arbeitern
ser g}ilpautel 8abu, sic aeqeu1pdr.
tia bier beidditigt fn0, fan0 Elm
Wortpediel mo Strcit itdtt, nobel
Elm Guiic, Ser crit hir3e Belt i'm
Canoe lit j~lmmcrlitl 3ugerihtet
iuurOe. Der glanu mir6e in Elm
0oipital lin Gma5d lebradt, oa
ieine 8erIeblngen iebr geidbrIidl
iino. 9sabrere Der GbeilneGmer an
9aoau iin0 in @aft Inn Sen
8erlouf Der 9~erleBimgen oes Der.
ab3lnUartan, che ie Elm
8erb1r erbaIten.
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Grite Oentfe presbBteriide @emeinbe
90. mo Spruce Str.)

lZU. uIlu SpIAlE SLL,J
&c lit ben gee9rten 2eiern Der
pGribiine" pobI nngene6m 81 erfab'
rem, ruie Der obett gendnnten 0eut-
Id,eit @emeinoe, oeren 4irfeneigen,
t1um ourd ben 3orno6o an Otter.
.ionntoge t6eilpeiie 3eritGrt, geboI.
fen mo iie in ben 5tano geiebt
irur6e, fpie6er oltf5ubduen un6 iidJ
nieoer III ibrem @ottesDnlie Sit Der.
iammeln.
Die Summe, Bic olsgege6en muir.
DC in Der Seriteaung 6es Gigen.
tuims uuo in Der ab3ablumg bon
etpo $1,000 5fuloen, Die BON Dem
gau Der Stride berrii6ren, belief iidI
altf $4,000. lle6er $500 ionbtea
bic oeutiden presbDteriifen @emein.
ben 1T ben beridieoenen Stadten
unieres 2auoes Elm 1ls llnteritiibuHg
III Dem 8~ieoerouibou unO bet gb.
5nbIung Der Sful0en.
llniere idmmtlidcn G~innabmen
bdicfcn li6 dnf ettua $4,000. 60.
nit mar es Der Gemef.loe nidt mr.
moglih, ale llnfoiten fiir Ocn Mie,
0erdufboit al beitrcitcn, ion6crn aud
nod efpa $4,000 an 5druIo bel Der
observation-disclosures, Medic bel Dem Bar
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aif ifr am itant Der
catH tn 9tlf HltH tt iartt Hft.
a1Nitn gtt at1 NsFa nah AaA
uHgfet ilHhfE ti lln tif nf
taaiir hutt lua UHt ttTH d.iGa
Edlaaif abnfu BE- 0etam8m btf
linton ma 6ts N5nto attalitn tfr.
idmneli aattn uH ih btltid.
HiatH NdHnies m ufUBETn tH
nelAam M Hgt fiaifa 1dtffn
Bort fin1atrr 0fltIH Hbgn mtb
am It'd rlA luaii htrtrtaftuhricr
Ncribbrgnt ft5ltIat flut lceten
a2nle Bite nlua 5n rgiden NIT 6rn
nnmeHi.ia eub au Sic iiiuarte
@%eurraiica aerihtetm Shorten.
sGir molten ieiu ctn ciuta 8clf
ION mrioern ia friuer glotb un8
trennen mo @riatr."
lln0 ha& aon1c dmrrifiniihe Toll
hlift. ireilid init @e5mutb bes
tliftigen grubcrgrie1cs INTO Scr tIn.
tighten Sdladlt 0icics mo iarer
Gpfer groeufeno, NIT St0l5 ouf oie
pen BEN 0ltcu arie1ern a~ehihrten
serhoiieiea mo 5eriebtcn 6el05ei.
den inter 0aHen tie iif 0dmaIs in
erbittertem Sample maben, m0
ilber oeneH allen iebt 0as gIprreihe
Stsrneubnnner mcbt. 40r0lthe uno
Git0lihe ioften Bel GETTYSBURG nit
aleiter gronour, init elmer 6ie.
8elt in Stauuea iesen0eH 5opier.
felt.
9as ShlndienIoos entidie6 &C.
gen oie Sii6liden unter tArem be.
nabrten 5l6rer Iobert G See uu6
5pang 0ieien 3ur aufga6e ieines
8laHes. ben arieg In 5ein0es 9on6
5u tragen, Den Sauptfrieasihauplat
aus Dem SiiOen nah benz Roroen 5uI
DerlegeH. es 3naug ibn, iih tDieoer
aui 0as iiiolide llfer oes 8otomac
sliriif3n3ieben. Gie 8ettns6urger
SdIad)t beoeutete ben @~enOepunft
III Dem ihon ldnger als 5ruei Sabre
eauernoeH ariege. ben @enoepunft
-eor eem Die Sitlntion fir ben g2or.
cen iebr unginitig mar, un0 na6
Dem bic 8irge einen fir Die llnionI
III manher Siniiht iiberraI6en6I
siinitigen gerlauf na6men.
Aber bei Dem 5dauen otif sic
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bts aemen settl ftners.

9rci bobe Observation-Disclosures iirt
aegen 5obn Q. CREIGHTON als oenr
eigentbHmer oes am %. 6ebruar
d. s. nieoergebrnnntgn 6otals onge.
itrengt ruoroen.
Ter GcitamcutUoQitreter 6es
9fahlniies BON 8enfree s.. aifaro,
Der Bel benz 6euer ieineu Ioo fano,
bat auf $4,000 gefIagt, ia Der
@eritorbenen cine alte U1ltter Gin.
terInHeu bat, oaren ein5ige Stiite
er mar.
Die gerpan6ten bon Charles a1s
min, 6es befomten 3eutiden, Oct
b1trdl einen Sprung aus Dem Sen.
fter uns 9e6en fam, baben auf So,
600 gefIagt. 49,.
5ranf Wilirran nil 0urh Gin.
otbmung BON 3alit 6auern6 an
Ger Geiun66eit gei6d6igt iein uno
ftroert OesbaI6 $4,000 ouf Dem
@ege Der alage.
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Am Faff.
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so t4 600 b6Ft.
gltAbtf. 50 u0@l96
ariiH3e ld0- 600.
H]futtfriddit. &i00-i.sU
gtmmgr 81. 5d-16J.
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On berfanfen DIE neuIte augaa6e
ron n@ebiter's ReD Sntarnationol
9ictionar1", oos onerfonnt Stan.
barb 8orterbu6 Der engliihen
.Spra6e. @an3 men uno unbenust.
2~a0enpreis $t2, mein greis $500.
glan ihreibe on dictionary,
Omaha 2ribiiyte. II
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alOreiie: u 2o7 Omaha 9ri6iinc.
1OrOs. Snpmo6iles, CberIanbs.

aqe Sorten gebraudte QlutoS Bill.
ia GIT o%ertaufen. S6reibt tpegen
Cite uno 8reiie. Sir MAIDEN bette
@eporoturen in Der Decentralization
8erfItatt tpeitlid bon Chicago. ga.
rantireu uniere GnIting @elbing.
5ragt mad Soften. GeateS MOtOr
Gar So, t4t5 Dodge GtraBe,
Gmaba, Rebr.
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SauS 81 berfnafen-gin 8obnbaus
nit 8 8immert SeiBnaiierbet.
sung, Gas ur6 elattriides 2i6i,
mo6erue @inrihtung, bilis gu Der.
faufen beim g~igentbiimer, 1916
Rnrtba StraBe, Omaha.
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glae GOfren @urlt werDen idalit
IN unierem @ei61ft eemndt.
Briide uno t%onierpirtt 5IeiIhjorten
ionie ousI1uoiide nn6 beiniIfe
DeIifoteiien, and fri!de Semitic
jeberBeit porr1tbig.- Shnauber d
&offnlan, 408 norbI. 18. @trnbe,
4hone Douglas 1920.
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$4,000 fanfcn 100 afer feines
GnrmLano in 2incoIn Gountp,
Colorado. Bertb $2700. gebtn.
giingen: Die Sdlfte baar, uio ben
gleit gu 6 8ro5ent 8inien ouf Iangs
Belt. 8. @. c. 0. Gmaba 9ribine,
OMAHA. 0eb. II.
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Gin gut er5Ogenes oeutides Mdo.
den I'M Sitter bon 16 Sa6ren
Iuft Gffite.8 ei6dftigmg. GeIe.
phon Douglas 1868.
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@eninidt: - euti6e 8aidfrau in
oeutid omerifnniidar Gamilip.
g}n nenoe ii9 al 5rau 3. o.
Dlarsbaa-1009 8iaioms StraBe,
Gorniib apartments" Douglas
1868.
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automobile ~ berfaHfcn.
BrOher gmtO.g Bargain.

Stebens. GurDea 1909, 6 3Dlin.
Oer, 80 gferocfr1fte, 3 4niIngiere.
grau9ea Oas Gclo. $4,000