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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
\ Stars of Today.

rc1e etdrS III lHOSe OIuen DAYS
glld compare favorably to the
ayers Of the present day. The
&Atoss did not have all the para.
y that IS used for protection
ess " the present time, but the
7efe just as bitterly fought. The
wedge, mass on tackle and
Mex formations were used, and
North q mans life to get in
sane Of these attacks.
mar fact about the compilation
eucs is that Pennsylvania has
we greatest number OF games,
FOOTBALL was not organized un-
= Pears later than at Rutgers
aleefon. Penn teams have played
ss Of which 2SS have resulted
tles. 20 in defeats and IL in ties.
ens of old Eli have partici-
] o66 battles. Three hundred
snly'nine contests have been
loF end l6 have resulted in
fssrd and Princeton each has
SS gridiron struggles. Grim.
We nave been victorious IN PSF
Y pave been lost and 9 have
qTawa, Tho Tigers have won
lost 30 and have been held
we other eastern colleges
mas played g91 games. Of
Sper ITO have been won, 107
~ nave resulted in draws.
y mas engaged in 273 conflicts,
% zia. Rutgers. 269: Williams,
sn, 2S7; Cornell. 253; Brown,
y u,oath, 2l9; Carlisle, 217, and
Ap's Record.
The organization Of the rame
sSn 10 1878 the Wolverine In
Aas peen represented IN 2As
aan Arbor teams are credited
victories, as defeats and s
svuta which compares favor
5,. saslaTn universities. Michj-
"a aas had strong and power
ma mnica have upheld the foot.
'uon Of the west in important
Dsn,s, the second wsstoyu col.
~ up football, has PLAYED 1873
~ me catholics have won 81
" Med 10. Illinois, the third
sae sport. has played 20l
ha9o and Blue elevens have
ssntests, lost 56 and II have
,sm s played the greatest nun.
'Fs F'sa Ell III the west. The Hawk,
tur Ssen part in 20 struggles
II Tper lS7 have been won, 6s
ass nave been ties. Minnesota
~. P!ayed ls5 contests, and it's
6as peen victors In l4s strug.
lsir peen lost and s have been
Sssaa sa warriors have engaged in
s One hundred and twenty.
s,a asnulted in victories, 3g il
Sg 8 in tics. Misso,,ri hnt
.ttestsa In IA games. Forty
lhss hesaIa nave been won, IT lost
a's Is.aaieago foil in limo in 1899
fIysls than some of its bit
207 san Maroom teams have
he sUn.ests; T1o,' Stagg's aggrega
10 hss%n %on l57 battles, lost Sc
hii ;s ;ts asld in ties in IA. Ames
lls no 90 nrst team in 1892, ha.
'on. al 1sfthes, Of which 81 have
iost and 7 resulted in ties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
zee FOO LUN. c. II. o.

luubago Bright's dlsease, diabetes Rheumatism.
neuFaisiu. dropSs, dizziness. nceoeehes. nervous
debility In mcn and many other chronic diseases
haYo been restored TO health and happiners with
out poisonous drugs. or tho knife. by tho zoe
Foo Iun, c, II. D., Chinese hosS treatment.
Consultation free the Yee Zoo Jun. {. II.
D., Chinese Herb Institute. lis s. Main upstairs.
by presenting this notice.
(Advortisamontl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
Noted Explorer.

DR.. Wilfred T. Grenfell. who is to be
best man, is noted as an explorer and
philanthropist. Mr.. Sayrc worked in
Labrador at the GrenfeIl mission,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
Worlds Greatest Clock
BY GARRETT P. SERVIss.

~ INCE July J. time signals, giving
the exact hour as determined by
[ astronomical observation, have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
List Was Larger.

1t is pointed out that. at the time OF
tbe wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt
and Congressman Nicholas Longworth,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
POLICE COURT
Sx Lavtrc1for Tried Befo-s judge
Hundt a1d Threo wer- Dismissed.

p-I' y ofenIo-s we're a--aicned &,
iN4-'~ court vesterfat mounting and
-. MS lumber three wc-e Dismissed
-" rfst arrc'C-cf were John NuT-
RAJ ara Allen Davis. both cotored
-f9e gentlemen had indul<ed n "a cr,p
gam" az ~" White Cloud saloon nlav
rf f9f re dr'rts. hut ~ argum~n.
7i0f" before nc ga 90 ~. game ae "a,
%h.7 "a! the Ho.-" o. tho cfhe-
d"v"luTcd thnf t.'h hal na-s. on
Ut 4f' HHn1t. ~ On. wa lnahie fo nm
ave. mo omar ava dismissed both
John NesleN. rolrfed. Va. r.N, A.
r. & % Re VIZ release f-orr -.
N'H To fo~rt'cn'iary "Wednesday AMI
.fw" 70 tnfq r.'s ami gnt
'''It drum. Wue0 arratered 90.
G. tI" Hffn no judge to dfzwi.s -,
- Do" " f"d o. return 80 his home -
~" '~s.l" and the request was com
Kate Waicr anil = quart - vbl.,.v
v rev ~rrafEred. OF rather Eafe
70 PINT nf tho lIyI0r phfra So
u'I d'irk were ARA gued me o.her
l.F'e Virf- Wh CD pefs FOUND , ~
H~i'r having teen ~,orHar4.ed ~
i"II'e MaCIfe - -. wears ass
~ ''FN 49, tr police court NJ fea.,
thhf many time He- fre VA. pi,~.d
7 80 H "."-f- Hr g. d~.e ~ rN. vc-.
h"h.' w.. tho warning mn fe- 90.
"IIe1for % w'l mean 70 re.r
l.H' In4r ard John kffy . woe 49,,
' rf'"~ a-ra Ered Tho,
I''ffF4 EII'' % If-o-d.rl, ro-4r',
ard .'.r wss fred g. ans costs or a.,
e"'e fn'h PAID or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
MOTORCYCLE
"ROAD.HOC'
DISAPPEARING
Public Opinion Driving Out the
Speed Maniac With the
Open Muffler.

The motorcycle. like the automobile
IN Its carly dav.. ha. been suffering
for the sins Of a small class Of own
ers.
There Is no reason in the world
why n motorcycle should no, he
driven as quietly as the hest motor
cars. Yet the farmer. the dweIler in
the small town and the residcr, OF
the large CITY. alike have suffered
from the antics OF the lido, WIN
whi1zes by with muller cut out.
soaring stock. Frightening children and
having no regard FOR the rights or
safety If Others.
!" many people 10 has seemed that.
pnraphrasing IN" populor song. Every
hodN's over-coinG II. Yet the eIpiana-
tion Is not far 10 seek. The motor
cycle placed a cheap and speedy
means OF locomotion Cor the first time
within m" a ~ thousands. Under
the circumstances It is only human
nature that some OF these should
abuse their new-fpund freedom. Nor
- II fair 20 hold the entire industry
responsible for this small class.
The force Of public opinion. which
mas practically suppressed the law
d"tSinS automobiles. is working won
GerS with the motorrvclinE brother.
IL is no longer considered "smart-
70 run over chick~ns. scare rede.trI-
ans, ria" with n noisy engine or per
FORM any ~ the other antics which
haN" ar"uSed "a prejudice against
m~ot"rcEclists In the minds OF many
citizens. The riders themselves
through their organizations are doing
al they can 10 help the good cause
along.
But a great deal Of credit for the
change rests with the manufacturer
themselves who in season and out.
Eav" enceavor"d 20 suppres< this
nuisance. realizing he damage IL aid
=" mo industry as a whole.
II was fhe suggestion % a manu-
factIrer that the police Of Detroit
u into operation n plan which has
practically eliminated the vicious mo-
i~orcNcliSt there. Any rider violating
y speed of noise laws was arrested.
ana N addition - n fine hts machine
was hold 10y tho police ro- periods
NarElas from 'v-o weeks 10 TWO
months. II TOOK only a few examples
10 eradicate the erii. and the great
hod' Of Nv abiding m~otorcyclists vel
comel the chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
VlOLAT0RS OF LAW IN STRIKE
ZONE MAY AGAIN FACE TRIAL

civil law 20 indictment for any viola
tons OF which they may be guilty. II
their trials before :he military COM
mission were legal then they cannot
he tried again. Counsel for the min
ers are doing their best TO have the
military tribunal tahood. IL they sue
coed their clients are certain to have
some serious charges 10 face in the
civil courts. And in case Of conviction
executive clemency will not be spread
with such a generous hand.
Most Of the trouble zone f. located
IN kanswha county. Prosecuting At
torrey Thomas G. Townsend 4. as
sisting in the prosecution OF the al
legged legislative grafters at Webster
Springs. Upon his return here some
sensations growing out OF the Paint
and Cahin Greek cases may be sprung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
LICENSE COURT
County Commissioners Grant Permits 70
Drugg1sts. Pool Rooms ALd
Tobacco Stores.

The county commissioners met yester-
Gay morning as a license court and
granted licenses for five additional pool
rooms. tVenty-four drug stores. seven
Teen stores to sell cigarettes. twenty
i've hotels and restaurants. ore electric
piano and two Weighing machines This
competed tho work ~ granting licenses
for the season and ~ is desired that all
applicants pay their fees 10 the count
court immediately During she after
noon session The Commissioner audited
nills. II being the desire TO have all bills
aud'ted before the beginning OF the
fiscal year.
NJ regular session OF THE board VII
oe H"ll tNis morning but the board viii
make a tong Of Inspection over the roads
or Richlfrd district The tour will he
made In ne new Cadillac car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
HUMANE BOARD
OF west virginia Hold Interer-tnS ses-
SIGN in Elkns THIS weet-Col.
Attended

The regular mesii-c - to West Viz
slr'a Humane Board was he'd i0 Tlkius
Tuesday and Wednesday - this week
md proved - IL au 4-usInUt trf...ef-
ing session. TIE following members
were n attendance Trark q. psAe-.
president. w ! l. Eving. 90 Gfen,ille
Col John 'Immlne. Of Wheeling ana
Hon = y Tov-eeud % HIntirrfpr
Ta fna-i ie veil U'eaeed vfrl I've
V'rk - enc lff--.1e SpClefy au-iur the
uast year No " romes for rntld~eu
vsre fopr' du-irz 'rs gasf ve7- Tran
~" v"a- previous. AMI the INST triton ie
N"dnes1aF afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
STEAL SUIT CASE
Oetec- We Frazier Captures Mar and
Woman WIZ crip Shortly Rfter
Less was Discovered.

Detective Fred Frazier. ono NJ THO
Efficient mon on '1n Wheeling
police force and recognized rs ono 81
'ro best plain clothes mon m nc cour-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
70 tuRsrrurr coInn - -

vi. Inferior substitute Huf pr.. ..
genuine FD..t kidney pills ,o..lf
',.' fid J b N1IIIch NIrfir'f. N.ir
rf bite F'I-nr trouble rf. ..,
nIt t.'."r'd vIfI t~l~k1rro arf .r.
lf'u W"..f ru1 ur '1 fIe bal - w,
hrff rri ! ffd srr.fa ~ d|iyytr.
] TOOK Fr.ot klIrst III. 1rI ,h.t
800 '.' work rud D 8m nov ontf-.
rif ~ kidney trouble ~. fftfrr
inP now la-' f' ve7re il fsL..
fl"fn Hrd fHfr Hf-n rfd~I .,.-. f.
49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
WHEELING & LAKE ERJE

Announces change ~ time. effective
SUNDAY. June 29tn. on = after Tint
date. Train No. ? will leave Wheeling
~ : - i n. Eastern Standard Time.
1u-27-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
~. arrested W. A Hesser and Han.

Try. arrested W. A Hesser and Han
"ah Lovejoy. OF Grafton. yesterday.
upon complaint 81 f. n. Miles. also
a. Grafton II was charged that Hes.
scr had stolen a suit case belonging
- Mile. n The grip was recovered
nv IN" detective Hannah Iovetoy.
me girl arrested with Hesser. is only
I years % age. and q was the inten.
ZION 70 place n white slavery charge
against lesser FOR taking the girl 10
~F1'tshTrrh. bur II was learned that the
couple have been married.
Special for Saturday.
Spring ducks and chickens: our own
make summer sausage. Heuter RIOS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
.I1hIe U1der CIvI law

.r-f. s.-s f'ssar. arrested and .m
rr"r.rlf. NO. .r. ..,f.. under tho
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12

1ah rHata. i8 eufuH
miNhelgh lnlHNf aisN @iatii
ldff t8 lf taeu
Nuif t8 e8 Son
4siiislmablBf t4 outs $500
e3
Wem2aali6e be- mliitlmablai
Doe.
04n tt biie alaaas saa,
.S1 AU #sW
#,itiamatlM tis auis 500
Z io
waushuli8s bio milisimabiae
SIS io 100
Slime uus Sellers. 10 DIS i5s
hoher.
eaif 6is bte esiitrs $3.50
.T.t0.
Nnit tis bette aiite S. 00-6a0
asitiglmabi8e he auie 0iihs
$500 5000.
@euoanlide Bic mititImabiss
$500 $500.
Stoacrs imo Seekers. 10 be
20e hoher.
@uir bis bette $6.00-S.00.
Miittelmabise bis quite S625-
ESQ.
@auobnIide bis mittcImdbige
S5.75-625.
adlber S600-050.
@naen I.50-6.75
Sdweinr -3ufuhr II, 500; MarFt
ihmoh bis i0-25c ~nieoriger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 bis 100;
boaliier 8reis $s06.
Sdaie- 3uinbr 10000; Mnrft
.ieit.
eammer, cute Bis bette $e.75-
7.i5.
Sdmmer 3ecoer $6.00-6.50.
@io0er $3.50.
Sanmer, mittelmdbige Bis CUTE.
ST. ~
Sd1rlinge S5.00-5.25.
S1brIinge 5ceocr, $405-510..
9iutteridafe, $li5-4.40.
0iutteridafe 5eeocr SO. 00-3.25.
@iooer 5eeOer, S8.50-4.t5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12

Fi# #H Eat g-4
h4H Is t
M Nfif tuN4# ff'N
WtHtasf fifM M famf tlt
#Hle.sl sH tlH
.tfm NiflNta am# hH
elmfit .sfH W IM fit
.asw Dorm ss 8t tN
tlffflaf tisilsf m iI H
m ifeil8 nH
ildaHllN n1h 1 W Hlef
stl tieff F M
M M
i'aff offHHaln
hdfn llaiafAaiiaHeH im #nsiaI
flam feiftea ffsTt flNii dH.
NgHta ish a#lalftH f6aaaH h.gHf
.lft liiiln Ng'uh alt tldfis Hidi
aHmligf.
En %lnatfntaW NItnIai aa
wti afaflm NalfiaHimaaat fiHa.
Hfiifn NEgrfhffae
ai8 igeflsllf @ilH mfhnifH an.
Neri1a Abs8b &ttHdntaiiflia hgF
glcrirlma htt sillllFb son Hai.
200 VA Gdlele bst Mf 9at Hul
.bci
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12
cplsr ben g'annniaaasru

seitgt Ncbcn BEN Atsllate 9lgt
tin ant hiutrtef Vlubrirth, hfiana
.iih am Acutna III hfm a.itga Wlnu.
ben. en atobes CiHuneAdiiae ga
Der 30 Strabg agiauii su babet.
Natia e. eodl iaaaf oeH briorn nor,
arblihru eiaenihiimeTn 0es @rbdut
oes clue AusahluHa BON 500 ae.
mddlt, nm Den s,aui teilJuieacn.
20 ihlenocrte er Damn III Dem iiol.
SEN &emnbtiem ctnes nrpbch
Wrrmoeigpnthlmrrb ourd 0as Use.
banae. lmaeahtet Der eriiannten
glide Der AHaeiielicu. Shlieblidi
nahm CT tn elmer Qrinatofficc Nlat.
Gieie Treiitiafcit fam einem anae.
iteaten 0ed etiuas fomiidl Dor. mO
CT ertimoiate iih Hah Dem 9egebr
oeS 6rem0en. .adL uir ein menia
mlsruben. mar Die antport. ,idl
babe oies @ebdnop ioeben gefnuit. "
Der GetettiD eo0ie 5Ieming mnr0e
gerufen uno pirflit aelana es Dem
Bebeimen, Die bei0en Bauner, mel.
DE ben bieoereu 6armer geleimt
batten, bnl0 oaraui ieitgunebmm.
Gle nnnnteu iifj Games @iaiams
pom Mount 8ernon, M2o. inns
Ridar0 9InoerioH bon Columbus.
ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12

Aif Haullffs psn Emmha ml
@lihs cmiaa. hif ii AsllanaluH mil
9statnmteitfrsiar Ait.fnas mfitH
egf arpianish lHomsigllm llnigr.
iertma her Aeaifuma iur Salt.
hrr erniRrlntfMauNa hgfataen ha.
BRIT ignb uod Omaha Mrad1eifhn
rgro n TauA Nigfpr6l0ent bei
0flieu Aaiipnalbanl. m0 be an.
neftn 6uuaHilcltp iaatrn Gem Get
teinf, oaB cmnha zen Acn $50
100000 @mhcslgibcW un1riahl
S2000.000 ~nrrpgnoch iormir 1ig
eomiers erhobcn 0mmouO 0aap.
Gen, 0cb 40 Nroleut ors ~geIicbcnru
@elDes Der Nmoesr6airrnna III 8e.
aigrunQNbou0s ais Scgnritat az
ledi meroeH ionc. Iieie 1oroenlna
llberr1ldlie DC AaHtierS. IA ia
Dnrm eriudt baiten, 0ab ale I'm.
leihea burn lommer5ieae Hn0 iia0ti.
jhe 8apiere. ME nriprinalih OurdI
cns ZdatocpartcmrfIt noraeihlaJen,
fiber seitelIt peroen ioatrH.
Serner Diinidten lie Die 3eit Der
HiidBnbluHa ~perlanqert. Seine Bombs
iouten Dor Dem /. Aannor. m6
ianmtlihe ionten in Der Iebtrn
ndlite 0es g2ar8 Buriidae5abIt mer.
ben.
Sefreldr Meal0oo heriiderte, oob
bic eTnpdnoe Der Cmnba gonsierg
herlidIidtigt mer0eH miir0en. gn0.
0iiltige entiheIoung miro oas
9 hnbnmt nad) Dem IA. auguit tref.
fen, al ipeId1em 9nge Die ganfiers
poH Der Easifilheu aiiitc ibre SION.
ierets baben Deroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12
qlnO Dem Gtaate.

Ihu forfeit. Sobn Combs, ein I'm.
gateIIter III ben biciiaeu cleftri.
idgn Merfet, fam NIT einem idliper
gelabenpl eleftriiden TraGt III Son.
tat nno Duroe duf bet Steac &C.
ioDtck.
zcfunieG. 5nfclar BON 5lmfen,
iupId1e Dem Shoruitein elmer 1reih.
WaibiHe eatitiegen, aerietb bic
Edcuale oes Formers 4n0rem 90.
rade III Brand mio nuroc eingc.
albert: 10 Ionnen gllfalia gingetl
iii ben Blammen aHf Inf benz
sDqlbe zines bpllnfbartcu fsarmers
DcrbrnRnten mebrcrs banoert Bu.
iapG Safer.
Brnn0 aslnno. sSn Dem gaIe.
ment Der Ailfefts @6oc so. fam
Hflrr 3am ansbrrd, Dos einet
dnApa BON $4,000 aHrimtetc.
QaHIeIbeH ltebt einr g%eriiderung
pun $4,000 gggeniiber.
Naftinaton. Cine pen mebreren
&iRner1oblerH mter5ednete 4eti.
iion 0ieles 9olmigs eriidt ben
Eladts ssngenicur, Die griiden IN
MeDoF @oltnt0 al priifen
giftfpliI. Ite Sta1tsbabHfemnii.
llcn bnt bcr Ne6raeia 1clpp9oHe
Company oas Ardt aeacben, bic
IRlep9auraicu Ill 2eriuaion 3i er.
h0hen. Iie nm 80 Geate rrfoiate
0rb0butg miro aH !. @cpttmber
in MFnit tteten
Nnirbnrb. Err III Der g116e BON
nIIer poAnbaite oentidJe GARNER
TfHein gHruieh, Der oes Gdlpim.
mems mlmuDta tu0r, crtr0nf beim.
alabeii iii QiiiIf Ntue 9liper. or.
WaF NNbWrAaratbet, gU Aabre all.
n4ib bplf babenn
Columbus. Mdhfeao bet ggars
ulef ,yoe 9ofnif mad &auIe ipbr.l
i0Hfbe II ppll giueW Niupeiirr ltber,
roiat. a1luei 4Esrae nnO eiu WlduI
pleI. lte de III Ienite. nlrpeH pom
RIIb eIIAlaafn uub eornit N Idlprf
pefiebi bait op ipllieut Wleoefaui
loIIaleal aeJlpesiFIi lpirol
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arieecrfslt in Ieit 9oint.

gas adlte arieaerieIt oes gseiiIi.
den ariegerbmoes ihtOet in oen
1agen bonn 30. 9(nguit bis 5imI
2. September III Dem irennoIiheu
5tdotdeH Meit goint, geeb.. iiatt.
% peroeH 500 GeIegaten e%rrpartet,
iiir oeren linterfommen inb Der.
pflegulg in neitge6enoer @eilc
Gorge artraacn mor6cn lit. Bum
eritcn Wlale felt Der @riinoung bee
ariegqrbmOes ie6lt beiien bis6eri.
ger enetaiider 4rdiioent SER q.
=. Icrtens. Get mebrcreu Utona.
ten riot CT I'M tiibleu 5alob oer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12
y. ~. gredeHriOgc Snr Iekten
NnHe beftattrt.

Die L~raucrieier ilr oen dui 70
trnnri1e Neile aus benz qeben ae.
idie6enen beriibmtpn 9ledtsanDalt
anIpb ~. Breckenridge lamb gton.
tag 0admittng 2 llbr IN oer @o6.
nling bes 0erJorbenen, 36fi Sad.
ION StrnBe fntt @1tor q W.
NriItoL IeiteE Die 5eicr. 9ielc
1gmpeIrittey porrn 5lacgen. Tie
1eierf am 7@rabc oif Dem 5oreit
2nwn Irieobcip mnroe rIah Dem
Mitiial Der @lle 2ooge, Der Der Der.
llorbete nngeborte, obaebal.cn. Die
afiipea 9artuftraaer iuoren: 5rant
Gale. Nelion Y. llpoife. q. S. zoo.
mis-, SobH Tomle. u. Q. W9cSnab
aelO era . M1pes Don stanias
GiiD. Die Observation-Disclosures pa.
rem 6. s. Ncloen, ". &. geters,
Q. Hoitcr, gietcr 3oiauatrr,
Midter ~. u, Mcoid, j. 4. @afer,
Qlt6rr Trafe, Z. 81 Nil1elm, 81.
r. @euion, SnDge ~. d. Mlniacr,
81 8. dotpfett bon giiieoln, uto
&err MudiRs bon Atlantic, ga.
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fW8 tfna 81 Hff
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Q,ie.glit scr itnearn.

Die oAmerican Srngarian 5coe.
ration berauiinltet Sonnta1, 81.
@uanit in 9ielion's 4arf 40. mo
g%eapeHfnortb Strabc, Elm gic.gaic,
no5u aremoe eingelaoen iino. Gin.
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groBeS @eiddit. S6retbt ODER tclc.
pbonirt s.. Gilmore, 1903 Cunning
StrnBe, Omaha. 412
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Den gtauhaHbtru n 70 bishu uidt adnnatn,
irssn0 eintn b%rtimmten ubfr pralhidsu 0riat ihr
ben gsraIudspIdn ~ bisisH. abtr ben am 10.
ansait abasiiimmi pirb.
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ecuts Rate Fit eas oIs 81 iprctu Hbcr cine 30
Gents @nsratc.
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iimut. iider.
gersleidt feline @rDihbetrn NIT Scu eingebiI.
been sabeIeu Onfasanitusr SntsreHen Der. Bean.
iaHoer.
5br perOet nidt sriudt. Der Omaha @os
Company irgeno etDas a8u eeben".
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erIudt, cine tuidtiae ofientIide aneeIesenbeit I'M
beiteu Snterelie zines fortihritti9en omaha
entideioen.
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OMAHA GAS COMPANY

Brnn mafltr qeiite iiber Stnn.
oesunteridiebe ifimpien, 10 meinen
fie INNER bic StdnOe iiber iifl.
gcItent Die Omaha Tribiine.
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BaseHtaHmaIh

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IN unferem @eIddIt eemadE
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Dag prsIswHrOiges GNm Bel geier
Mump, DeutjAeS sIiide, 1908
Iobog StrdBe, 2. Gkcd. M0bI1pi.
ten 10 Gents.
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Wabden fir 1dgcmeine @one1rbeit,
tlrine 8amiIir; outer 1Obn, 3rml
~. Mantcl, 1870 iiol 37. StroBe.
Eelep6on SorneD 57li. ai5
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VlBblirtss 3immer sGfindJt,-Gin.
Belnrr SER indt m0bIirteS 8in.
uier bel Opntidcr 6amilip. 4Orri.
fen NIT Ereisnnaabe crbetpt inter
gio. t0t an bic expedition Der
oCmobn 1ribine".
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SNaS ucriprccbcn
Gadb Die Ncanildntcr tcS Natcn,
rcOnftiDns SyrcibricfcS
sHr totortioe n~ieOrisere oas aaten Himmt ysa.'

8culdraiite glauars eHeis ma aerpsra.
ii0nas bansn aHf.
Ter Naturalization dwitfd it cine mn.
taumee mo iorilhrttlide 0obnahme,
Ct III cine geilaoma ss @osrattnirhaes.
Der foiipielia mo m5uireomieaeuo iir aaraer
eiaot uub Gustompanp mar.
ST beOsnirt ~iuiurtses Si00 @ns, zine mirt.
Iide GrfparHis fhr bic @asuubraRdtr BON mebr ais
100000 rahrsHO Der aadin SO Sabre nneiu,
asaulirnHs %faHftiacr 9aten Onrd Die StaOt nnO
bic GOnfrnitOn BON geror5faunseu nnO Grucite.
rnnesn 6urd bic @ascOmpunp.
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IeoisId.
eie ratbcu eua. 6as arialtat zines Iongpie.
rigeu gro5eies uob8lapartrn", iiO mittlerueiIe
fort3ufabren, $1.15 fit Gas 81 5ablcN
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W0blirie 3imuer 6i Derndetben Bel
beutIder 5nmilie. S%tuOentrn be.
por5uat. no. 2il3 Gbicoao Strobe
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80 Adsr EARN; nae aerbeIierun.
aet; ont fuItipirt; W. itinbige
dabrt NIT B1gen bon Siio.C ui1.
ia; $4,000, wlobs. ". &anIen,
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8opie acmaAt ais aiSeetdmnten
9aoren $3.50, eth get 0Cdpn
Iirei. Gran $. Ml, 3d. i304-i30b
M. % w Nlbg., Omaha.
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