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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16
Pdsmores Will Appear
Next Tuesday Evening

The Harry Cubertson management,
Chicago, has notified the Normal
school that the Pasmore Sisters Trio
will appear at the auditorium on
Tuesday evening as scheduled in the
First Annual Artists Course. It has
been gratifying to note the growing
appreciation Of the public as well as
the student body of these numbers.
That the coming number win be
worthy of the Normal schools efforts
to bring to the city some Of the best
talent in this country is seen from the
following program for next Tuesday
evening:
Trio in B Major, OPP. S.. Brahms
Allegro con brio
Scherzo Allegro Motto
Adagio
Allegro
Cello Solo-Hungarian Fantasy.
.................. Pepper
Dorothy Pasmore
Piano Solos
Nocturnette from Carnival Mig.
non ............ ........... ocAutC
Waltz in E Minor ........... Chopin
Suzanne Pasmore
Violin Solos
Bye Baby Bunting -. H. B. Pasmore
Polonaise Brilliante -. Wieniawski
Mary Pasmore
Trio-Four Episodes Impression
Pictures) Op., u .......... Schutt
POGO Allegretto Grazioso.
Allergo Furioso con motto pas
stone.
Nocturne moderate con dolce SEN
timento
Vivace.
Tickets for the remaining numbers
of the course win be on sale at the
Normal school on the evening Of the
entertainment. These remaining
numbers are Signor Palmetto, the
Danish Caruse, on February II and
mixed trio composed Of Marion
Green, basso, who has appeared at
the Normal school on previous occas-
ion; Dorothea North, soprano; and
Selvic Scionti, pianist. This trio will
appear on March u.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16

From Iona, N. D., comes q letter
from Stella Tollack, one Of the 1912
graduates, saying that she is enjoying
her work immensely and leaving a
good word for the cooperation Of the
people of her community with her
work. Miss Tollack has charge of the
six upper grades.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16

Rugby, N. D.,-Mss Lenore Thomp.
son of the North Side High School has
been forced to give up her work owing
to i'll health and will leave immed-
lately for Arizona where she will
spend the remainder Of the winter
Faro Courier4News.
Miss Thompson graduated from the
Normal school with the class Of 1911.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16
FACULTY RECEPTION TO
STUDENTS NEXT MONDAY

The annual faculty reception to the
students of the Normal school will be
held at the Normal school on next
Monday evening, January 20. After
the reception and program dancing
will follow In the gymnasium.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16

dorado Taft spoke to the students
in chapel on Friday morning on some
Of the fundamentals Of art and sculp
ture. His address coming from one
who is recognized as one of the fore
most sculptors of the present day
was particularly interesting.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16

Miss Ella Larson '09, of the Barnes
county rural schools is reported ser.
iously i'll.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16

At this meeting specialists will gath.
err from every civilized nation on the
globe and the congress is looked upon
as being epoch making.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-12-20

La4-r Want Ads bring reslis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-12-20

s or OFF A MOVING CAR
HEAD OUT OF CAR WINDOW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
Grain and Provisions
Chicago GRAIN Close.
LIVESTOCK

Kansas City Live stock Clo8e.
Kansas City, No, July 8s-Cattle-
Reefs $780, including 1900 southerns;
market strong to 15c higher Prime
fed steers. SS-40GS-75; dressed beer
steers. ST-25 n S-35- western steers sou
0S25: southern steers, $3.50 q 90
cows. sA25 G7.25; heifers, S6-25 q sos
stockers and feeders. S5.75 q 500; bulls
s5.T50T25- calves. S6-00G9-O0-
HOgs-Rects- 10000 market 5610o
higher bulk. SS.9O09-O0: heavy, $500
90; packers and butchers $3.50 q S-O55
light, $500 a sos; pigs SIS GS-5O-
Sheep-ReCts- 5000 market 10c n1gne
er. Lambs, S575 q $50; yearlings, $500
$500 wethers, 1875 G5-25; ewes, S5-I5
GA5O: stOckers and feeders, S2-500 400
Chicago Livestock Close.
Chicago. III, July 8.-Cartle-Etecrs-
5000 market steady to strong. Beevess
ST15GS-95: Texas steers $500 8-l5s
western steers, $7-15G 8-25; stOckers
and feeders S5.75 q 500 cows and he1f-
ers. S3.S5F7 $40; calves, S6-75 q 9-75-
Hogs-Rects- 1900; market steady
to sc above yesterdays average. bulk
of sales. s9-OO0915: light $1,000 -2T =
mixed, s8.S5 G9-25; heavy, $3.50 q sos
rough. $8-65 $50; pigs 500 $500
Sheep-Rects- 1900: market strong
TO Toe higher than last night Native,
SA15 G5.45. western, $4-15 5-45i lambs,
native 5000 500; western $6-25 O
SIS; yearlings, S5.40G7.1O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
WHEAT Market
CONTINUES WEAK
Advance in the Price Of Hogs
Strengthens the Provision
Market.

Chicago. III July 8.-Wheat devel-
0ped fresh weakness today on account
of liberal country acceptances Of bids
for the new crop BuIlish foreign con-
ditions were ignored The opening
figures varied from asc decline to
shade advance q September, which
to a shade higher. fen to sec.
The close was steady WITH Septera-
Der e to e &c net lower at 6Sssc
September corn opened shade TO
&c higher at SIS 10 sc, and swung
between 611a to SIS, and So Is TO 81 : C.
The close was steady at 81 sc Tor
September. the same as last night
September oats started a shade low
er to a shade higher at A TO A.
and dropped to 415sc, but recovered 10
42c
An advance at the yards strength
ened provisions The first sales were
21z to re higher; win Septemote
SIL721k to S11.75 for lard and S1l9213
to S11-95 for ribs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET
rD- -=n1farnH Press D

NEW YORK MARKET
CBv Associated Press-)
New york, July Money on call
steady, 2G25z-
Time loans, irregular: so days, 2 2 q
g; 80 days, 4G41z; six months, Y q g.
Close Prime mercantile paper
percent
Commercial bills ASz#.
Bar silver, 5S1s-
Mexican dollars. IS
Government bonds heavy.
Copper. nominal standard spot 1875
G1A30. August, 1915 q 1925
Tin, weak, spot, $3.50 a $3.50
Lead, steady; 40 q 40
Spelter. firm, $50 n 5-45-
Iron. dull; No. i Northern, 1900 @
1925; No . Northern, 1850 1900; No
] Southern, 1900 q 1875 No SOuIn-
ern, soft, 1900 q 1928
st. Louis Lead and Spelfer.
St Louis. No, July 8--Lead slow
420 425- spelter steady, SO = q 5-25.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican lT9ney-EI PasO Quotation
Mexican pesos (El Paso buying
Mezzican currency Gel Paso buying
price, Al.
FL PasO Shelter Quotations
Corrected Daily.)
Bar silver, 5S1s.
Copper Cathode Ccts. per Ib.) 1885.
Copper CWire bars) 1925.
Lead (LOudOu) E19, So, do
Weekly Averages
douglas Shelter Quotatons-)
Copper. 14.62.
Silver, SSH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
UNLISTED STOCKS
DUTY on FOREIGN AUTOMOBILES
TOTALS S1O,123,427 IN DECADE

New York. July S-The United States
treasury has been enriched during the
last decade to the extent Of S1O.123, 42l
i'm duties upon foreign built automO-
biles brought into this port. In the
period named STA machines Of all
classes were imported here, aggre Eat-
ing S22.501.615 in appraised foreign
values. subject TO a duty of 45 percent
The statistics prepared at the customs
house show that during the last three
fiscal years. ending June 80, the i'm
Dortati0u Of automobiles has fallen off
in 1912 for instance. S26 were imported
as compared with 1891 cars in 1903.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
WOOL
Rn.fnn WooI. b..

Boston. Mass July S-Increased
business marked the Boston wool mar
ket during the week Low prices have
kent the market down on all grades
EXCEPT medium fleeCes-
General interest has been shown in
the sale of 100000 pounds OF two OF
the earlier shorn Montana clip at
clean basis Of about so cents Fur
Their sales Of Titan and New Mexican
woods have been made on the basis
of AZ to so cents for half blood and
fine and fine medium, while three
eighths and quarters are quoted at a
to 46 clean
Some new unWashed delaine fleece
has been sold at p cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

New York. July S-ResumptiOn Of
selling met with a degree Of success
Tor a time today, but bear traders be-
gan to cover when it became evident
that their efforts were not provoking
general selling The market rose as
easily as it had declined in the early
trading and before noon fun recov-
cry was made.
Bonds were irregular.
Renewed heaViuess in stocks was
produced by the breaking off of negO-
tiatiOns between the trainmeu and
managers Of the eastern railroads In
their effort to effect an agreement on
wage schedules A further engage
ment of S2.OO0,O00 to Paris facilitated
the reaction which brought back the
list TO near the lowest Of the morning
Efforts to bring about a sustained
movement either way were abandoned
when tentative selling or buying orders
failed to alter prices much
The market closed heavy Union Pa
cific declined more readily than other
issues, falling to the lowest Of the ses-
sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
COTTON

New York Cotton. close.
New York, July Spot cotton,
quiet. middling uplands, 1925, mid-
ding gulf, 1880: sales, 100 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
.EXP0RTS Of COLD
DECLINE STOCKS
Reaction Follows the Early
Trading Advance Caused
by Heavy Selling.

- NOTE-Au market news on .
9, this page reflects closing sale -
9 prices lunIess buy or bid be .
. specifed) Tuesday. July s. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
ADS BIZ PHONE.

The ordinary cost of Want Ad in
the 81 PasO Herald is % cents. IT
reaches an average of about 10000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
JOHN ID. Is "A YEARS OLD;
nrrEn-rn n ra nn--rrrr-

Cleveland. o. July Sat Forest Hill,
his summer home. John ID. Rockefeller
celebrated today. his 74th birthday an
niversary with a few of Cleveland
niends present the day passed quietly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
Too Late To Classify.
ANDEBsON-FILLER REALTY 90:

GEO. ID. KENDALL
Makes Glasses Right. 20S Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The Joha Rudd Co, Brunswick
Building. New York; Tribune Building,
Chicago. III, and Chemical Building
st. Louis No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

lots on AlamOgordo St, at s.
each Make your own terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
Junk Dealers.
Laundries.

AUTOMOBILE laundry washing Prices
from soc up 613 n. Campbell.
SUCCESS HAND LAUNDRY - Your
rough dry work hand washed, air dried,
55c d0Z- Phone 6041-
Sell-Livestock-Buy
~ -----~-----~------~-~-~-~-
BULL SERFICE-803 Texas. Pm. 1873.
THREE good mich cows for sale. J.
w Gibbs, 1925 Boulevard
yVANTED-Good light delivery horse;
must be cheap Phone 6243.
FOR SALE - Horse and buggy, good
driver, 1928 Bliss. Phone 6257.
VVANTEB-Span of ruares- nav cash
4gg s. OchOa St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

TELEFHUNE CDWELALNLa HID
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should call at the office or
telephone No. 2O3O before $3.50 p. N.
All complaints viii receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list Of uncalIed for
answers TO Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business Officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

Nice { room bungalow on DOugia
St, near car line, $215O on most an.
terms. Call us up about this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

4 lots on paved street and sOUthea
corner, $500 with good terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

LOCfL ETERCANTILE AGENCY-Re-
ports and rating on individuals, collec-
ton Member OF the National Assn.
OF Mercantile Agencies. Harry Pate
man. HTCr. Rooms 221-2s2 Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08

villa. center hall. large living room.
brick manteL oak craftsman finish.
light basement. furnace. every con
vsnience. 242 F. NorthwoCd. owner
next door y. IA. Cit 1891.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-14

I'll. qsinenwsbsrei al stsiHbubs Wssf
In Gnnupter.

l ~ ANttNA NtNANNAs' @fAfWH""N
IN Sannprer.
Dor pisIen Sobrsn CAB es an ben
llftrn bss Steinbnber Weerss In
9dnnoDer elm bllbsnbss 5anbpsrt,
bic 2tinen : @sbtrti. Dos il.ins
Stdbthen Gtsinbubs ipor Der 9Th
bitftr Snbuiirit unb III NOD Der Sis
Der Weber > Snnuna bic i.bt nui
5tpei Snbrbunbtris ibres @sittbens
Suridblidi. Sisinbuber 2sinsn ipa'
ren in Wtits unb WitteIo,utihIonh
ebemnIs febr bte,bri unb Elm eer
idGbt.r 9nnbelsortif.f. Die Stein.
huber Mtber boitsn Is aud Su eroD
Der 9unftfertistsit ssbrodt. Dabr:
aiinitler ~b.fnnbsn fid iosar in al
ten 3eiten unttr ben 5onbpebtrn.
60 pirb bon BEN Deber 9ietrif
gibmnnn bsridtet, bab er Elm
Mannsbemb obn, Robt ipebts, Gin
Semb, bos in Stsinbube nod aeseigi
pirb. Dieter burtref aide !6onbpe.
Der ipurbe oafiir bonn 9rofen Wils
beIm bon Sdoumbnrg : 2ippe mi.
Der Meiiterpiirbs bsIobnt, obns bob
giibmonn, ipie es fonft bprgsl6ries
ben mar, minbeftens Elm Sabr in Der
6remb. ptripeilt bate.
Die Meiitsr b1ben iid, fpie eefnot,
ihon friiber gu elmer @ebers Snnun1
suinmmsnsetnn, bic nIIiGbrIid ibrsn
WeiIfertag abbielt. Cine foIte Gus
iammsntunft beronitoItet. bic Sns
uung nuh in bieitn Sogen ipieoer
in Stsinhube. rod Iinb ii6sr 200
WleiTter unb MeiIterinnen porbonben,
beren lleberlebenbe bsre6tiet Tinb,
aus Der StsrbefaFe, bic nod Elm
5iemli6es bebeutenbes aopital cuff
5utpeiien bal, nod benz Sobe zines
Meifters ober elmer Meifterin so
Wtnrt 9sibiIfe gu .rbalten. Die oIts
Snnuns tuirb absr in ~abfebbarer 3sit
peri9pinosn, ba felt ben lebten
Sobren Msiiter nidt msbr bosuaes
tommen finb,and feline Qs6rlinee meb,
einseIdrisben unb gu @ebilfen ouss
gsi6rie6sn iuuroen: cine 5oIge Der
mObernen msdanifdsn Gnbritbetries
be, fpobur9 bic friber 10 bIiibenos
5onopebersi INNER mebr Suriidgs.
brdngt nirb.
BOD ftsbt ols WahrSei6en Der
8eber : Snnuns in Steinbube bic
olts 6erberge Der Snnung BEL .insm
@oitDirt, bor befen Sauie bas aIts
Snnungsfdilb aug BEN Sabre III
angsbra9t 1T. Mnn ipirO es o.rs
einit ober pohl einem MuIeum sin>
berIei6sn, unb fnum iemanb pirb
fi6 erinnern, bab jabrbunbertsIons
fleiBige GRANDMOTHER in BEN tloren
5luten beg Steinbuber Meeres bas
2innen gepaf6en baben, bas bon
Stsinbube aus in ols 2onbe Sos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-14
SiOntsenitraJ gesen SaieSOipide
Granfhcit.

gu ben 2rontbsiten, bsren Be-
banblun9 einen 9orteil bur6 bic
86ntgsniirabIen erfabren bat, ae.
bort aud bic 9afebotpf6e a~ronf6eit,
bic befonntli9 nit Der SAiIbbriiis
auinmmenbdngt unb Ti9 1uBerli1
burd Elm mehr pbsr ipeniger imtcrtes
9erbortreten Der Qugen fennaeihnet.
Sn einem 3uitanb Der patienten
pflegts man our Operation gu greis
fen, bic gu elmer 5iemli9 i9nenen
8eHeruns unb Seilung fiibrsn lam
aber .ben cine Operation 1T. Die
80ntgenftrabIen berIpre9en einen me-
niger raiden Grfolg. obsr auf eli
mem anf6einenb fiderersn @eg. aeis
DE Grfabrunsen nit bieisr 8sbanus
lung bat Or. Stoneb am Reuen
5rauenbausfpitnl in Qcnbon oee
flannel unb in benz ,ar6ib fir
R0ntgsnitrablen" psrOffentIidt. Ban
al qntienten ipurben SO ober fat
neun 3sbntel 10 melt bergsIteat, boB
bic g~enobnli9e Qebenspeiie tpiebsr
oufgenommen tperben fonnte, btt.
purben ~tpenisftens gebsiiert. unb nur
elmer Der 2rontsn ftorb. Bel einem
dronii9en geitano BEG 2eibens lam
Die 9~ebonblung ou9 obne rnterbres
dung Der 4rbeit bss patienten Dbl
fid aeben, tpdbrenb in febr otut.n
5dlen, bel beren cine ftarfe Ssr3erz
p%eiterung beftebt, cine 8ettrug fir
mebrere Dohen burhaus notnenbi1
III. 4nbererieits 1T bic 8sbanblung
f6pierig. ipenn Der aronfe in Be-
ftdnbiger llnrube lebt, ib~erorbsitet
unb un~suldnali9 erndbrt III. Die
6eilnirtung Der H0ntgenftrabIen Be-,
rubt pabrfdeinlid barauf, bob bic
Gdilobriifs berileinert tpirb, OBJ
glei1 piensiht cub nod nnbsre
GinfliiFe bin3ufommen. Sc mebr
ben arnnfer Hube nnb CUTE Nabrung
3ugefubrt perben lam, nuf beito
fdneaere 9eilung fann serednet
tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-14
FOlarb1ube anf bcm Snngiranjud.

fDlatg1uDe atf Dem St%ngfraiitod).
DIE 9erpaltung Der Sungfraus
babn BAL aus S9ottlano polarbunos
tomrnsn lafen, um fs fir rem
S9ltttsnLienIt ab5uridten. @ie man
ptlB, llnA 0ieie Sisre in milbsrsn
9tnirnelsltii6en Iebr fhper ourd5us
brlngen; MN gldubt aber, oaB ihnen
oas fdlts 8ergtIimd Der Sungfrou
gut betommtn miro unO bdb man ie
od obsn mot BLOB am 2sbsn erbats
ten, 1onosrr sud- meter 3ii6tsn lam
Dle one 9~ern1PrOinsr am grobsn CT.
Bernhard. Pc 5unbs fnb gsssns
ipartlg auf Or Station Giaerqlets
ff.r Der Sungftaubabn unteraebradt
unb msrosn bsrita fir Sic gefSros-
Ilns BON yoitiaten unb @epdd BON
Wen9sn big gun Gigergletfder ges
brau9t. gts reg fodsn fe fi6 gut
betpdhrt babsn. i'm CONNER oebentt
man ote 5iere nat tem sSunafraus
jo4 gu bringsn. Son bort aug tpin
man is oann dls 3ugbunoe fir
Sdlittsnfab.tsn auf Dem Sunofraus
firm uno benz alsAdQIsfider Bis
gum Mdrielenfes ptnenSen. Ger
plan IdBt ii6 sber 6Sryn als eas
grojsft elmer Rutfbh5 Unit 0ratts
feilsn bonn Sungfrdipd iiber Sic
@letfder Bis gum 81 tislenfes. Gin
foIdss 9roiett 1T poi einiaer 8eit
gang srnftbuft oufgetdfbt 81; e 1T
absr in Der 0ffentiidsn aeinuna ouf
Wibsrftano esitoben I'm, auh 81
Sungfraubdbn : gslenitAFt bat tx
gsssn Die Scee ausssIprcssn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-14

dubert: rS9neiesn mag Solo feiiA
cher ni6t am poIartreis; b.nn fiji
%ltbsnoige Meni6en, bic li6 feIbI
iberlafen iino, TT bas asOen. Oa1
beitdnbige Reoen, ole ein5ige gBobIa
tat. 9as S9neigen mub united
alien l~tmitdnben permisoen perben,
Oenn 6as S6peieen beoeatet bums;
pfes 5inbriiten. 9o6 1T Is in ber'
9egel gut, Gtreitfrdsen pie Die poIis
tit gu Dermeioen. Do9 frinners ihl
mid, ipie id mil s5Derlen M Dem
lsbten per3tpeifelten Minter, Dssh
britten Der Expedition, iibsr polis
tit rebete, oa mir 10 3iemlid alle:
anosren 9egenitdnbe erf9Dpft bdtten.]
lin orgumentieren gu fOnnsn. iuiirs
b. elmer bon uns Elm unbeugiamer
Gonierpatiper uno Der dnoere Elm
@%p8iaIiIt bonn tiefitsn Rot. aps
9inee, iiber bic mir itrittsfl ipdlts
5IpeieinbaIb Sabre alt unb pieIleiAt'
Ibon erleoigt; aber fir uas mar bic
MeIt itiaaeItanoen. Sd CLAUDE, tpirl
gineen iogar 70 nett, europa in einen|
allgemeinen arieg gu peripideIn, niS
eB uns ploblih e~infiel, oab inter
hfsien nmItdnoen pieleidt i'm ndd
Iisn Sabre tein Sdifi naa bet
standardization Suite tomlnen toms
IL, uno oie f9redlide NusFht mar
ali furdtbar. oIs buB iid unfsr
qj.iit bamit belhaffsn tonute. mir
Iisben oesbdi5 Die politif fallen.
1ir trdumten siel nnb fdnbsn 9roIt
blrin, einunber unfsre 8rdumt 8u
e3Gblsn, inOem mir iie bieleiht Elm
h4snig berbrdmten. Gs miro taam
sIuubiid iteinen, uber ih entiinne
mid, 0oB i9 es fat tpie cine GrI6s
fling empfdno, nls i6 sinmdl in osr
gu9t nit furdtbaren 3abnIdmsrs
am aufipadte. 9ier mar tpsnigs
iAens etpas Neues; i'd bsgarn, mir
ats3urednen, fpie longs es bouern
air6e. ehe i9 81 sinsm 3o6nar3t
gtbsn tDnnte. unter Der Wornus
i4sung, Dab uns i'm ~folesnoen
CONNER elm Sdiff mitnd6me. Sn
rfdnete 210 Sage, fagen mir 5000
9tunoen 3ubnfdmer5en. Gs bauer,
q nidt 70 Idngs. aber oph Iange as,
rug. INN mir cine dnbere art aur3s
neil ertrdsiifer erTdsiusn 81 Iahsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-14

Ais a6nig @iI1eI ! 1867
tas 2oaarett BON Grabenite.n beiu9s
ie, unteridrieb sr ieben Brief mt,
rem @erpunpets na4 Serle ianbten.
ganaba erportierte i'm rers
gnngenen Sabre 165, 900 pfuno
aGie i'm Meris bon $21, 000,0 Der
arOBts geil ocpcn sing mad gngs
lano.
Der inert Der Ginfubr
BON 5obat, 3ienrren unb 3igaretisn
in bic Der. Gtuaten betrug Iebtes
Snbr SAC. 100000, lpoDcn BET grObs
te Yell ouf auba entfdIlt.
BON tiinEIihem Mofduh
rieft 11fsGtint 20fnng ponxL1 -
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Der .. Nsrmep4
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Sslbr m ibIi9es Gu.
nifn pirD aupeiIen 0urd Auussitios
Jr0ite Die Sbiternte selddia at.
Gs sibt aItin d ne tfers
hinge, Die init ausgetJeitetsn sliiasin
Iid inusrbalb zines Nilimsieg hal.
ten.
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RansaueiIs.

Cine Der idIj stmFen Seinbc Der @Ular.
Nan I'd fid pOritelen, Dab Der
Begriff 3eit fir poIdrfabrsr,
bic idbreI aus Dem Getriebe Der
grobshk tleinen WeIt ausges
fdQ cine gang onosrs BE-
dIs fir 9eipobner To-
rno bab radngepeiIs'
treble" fir lie prpblsms
ptrDsn. Ginsr Der be-
MfprIdsr. Gjnar MitffIs
Sabre an n1rbldisn
gsbradt, bat Iid iiftr
sirsIi4 pit fofst ts
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Die araber IfeBen no i
lfr Groberung aegpptens alien aDps
Zen einen 20pen in bic 5nnb bren.
ifn.
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poppoea, irot Sum auoentum
uuo Dsr!angis aIs Siioin bs9ra6
iuerbtIl
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greis Scs @uiters 1oi Cents.
Sefeaunss>gl iInnstm;

HitIe yfu,fer iperben an irqtnb
cine aoreffe aegsn giHienoung te3.
Rreiies aeididt. Nlon eebe Mumnfet
iino @r6be uno Die poue NoreHe beufs
lih an unb idide ben Coupon nebR
benz oben e%rfpdhrten greie az bns
1Wener Scrbit. nnb @inter-0afas
Ion init alien nenefsn Iooen lest
iertia. Scber erierin Der DCmada
Sri6itnr" fir 10 Geufs suorsouAfH
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BLAZER can't unS NIT SsmieIbeu
Stof %iiber5ogenrn @nopfen. ODER idlipt
Nronoclotb nit einfnden Stiden ipiirs'
ben lid fur 6os Geiiin eignen, ons aud
iilr goile, Goibmere. Sofieta, Ehors
menie, Banana 56sr Gefhs Sbemtbt
lIer0eu fam. Dds SHUTTER lfM fuuf
gr0ben aeffnitten: %, "a, a 5528 ifno
so Son Sn~ilenfpeits. gS beks Fef 3H
garos 4430nisen Stoff fis 2356l.
@robe.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

About fifteen miles from Ironton, on
the side of the Cumberland Mountains I
met a native on a mule, headed In the
direction Of the town. After giving me
the usual salutation he queried:
Stranger, mebbe yo' passed last night
in Ironton?'
yes, did," replied.
was three or four people killed in
town while yo' was thar"
"No; no one was killed"
but six or eight folks must hev bin
badly hurt?' he insisted.
81 didn't hear Of any one being hurt
"Shoo. Yo' saw the Cote House, OF
co'se?'
Yes"
"And the public squar' around itT'
yes"
"WaIr didn't a man git out on the
public squar' and whoop and boot and
jump on his hat?'
"I didn't see any such performance"
Didn't nobody roar like lion nor
screech like a wildcat and declar' that
he could lick anythin' on legs in that
town.
Nobody did. The town was very quiet
last night"
"shoo! Shoot can't make it out.
Was the Cote House tipped over on it's
side or the Jail unroofed?"
mo, sir. took particular notice of
those buildings. and they were all right.
Had you cause to believe there would be
trouble In town last night?'
81 had, stranger. I had cause to think
things would all be torn up by the roots
down at Ironton. So nuthin' happened?"
Nothing unusual"
He looked up and down and around and