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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
Finger OF.
While moving a washing machine
at his home near Spring Green Reir-
bold Pretsch lost little finger.
tate of Ohio, city of Toledo, SIS.

State of Ohio, city OF Foledo, SIS.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of J. F.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. Oh ENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaIIy and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
tipati n.-Advertisemert.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
DEATH OF MRS, KOCH

Mrs. Anna Palm Koch was born in
Berlin, Germany, on March 6, 1886,
She was married February 10Th, 1866,
to Dr.. Theodore Koch. For a time
they lived in Baldenburg, West
Prussia and there the five children
were born. The family came to Bara-
boo on Oct. 2. 1871 and have resided
mere since that time. DR.. and Mrs.
Koch celebrated the tiftieth anniver-
sary of their wedding in 1906. Dr..
Koch passed away Nov ember 10, 1903
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
FACT
Local Evidence.

Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's Baraboo fact.
You can test II.
e. r. Compton, engineer, lis First
Ave, Baraboo, Wis, says: 81 have
used Doan's Kidney Pills for ten years
or more. I am on an engine much of
the time and the constant jolting az
fected my kidneys. | had dull pains
through the small of my back and L
often noticed that the kidney secre-
tions were unnatural / finally be-
gan taking Doan's Kidney Pills and
they gave me prompt relief. Doan s
Kidney Pills cleared up the kidney
secretions and drove away the pain,
making me feel better in any way. /
know many other railroad men who
use Doan's Kidney Pills and they al
ways speak of them in the highest
terms. The public recommendations
l have given Doan's kidney Pills
before were O. K. and you may con-
tinue to use them. One couldn't ask
for more reliable kidney medicine
than Doan's Kidney Pills"
Fo- sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other-Advertisem
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mis-. William Lucht, who
live north of LaValle, enter tanned
large company of relatives and
friends on the 2Sth of September, the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Reverend G. Meyer delivered
an address and q collection was raised
fer Walter Meyer, a theological
student. After bountiful supper the
company listened to music and de-
parted wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Lucht
many happy returns of the day.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16

suffering. I had tried the treatments
of several doctors, also home rem
edies, but they failed and all hope
had gone. My friends, like myself,
thought I was in the last stages Of
consumption.
my daughter brought me a bottle
of Peruna and plead with me to try
it. I had got so weak I had lost my
voice, and I thought it no use. That
was in May, 1902. I began to take
it, according to directions. I wrote
to you, and you gave me your kind
advice.
81 soon felt better, my cough began
to give way, and the expectoration
lessened. have taken fourteen bot
ties. I feel we'll, eat hearty, sleep
soundly, weigh as much as ever did,
do considerable work on my farm,
and attend to my other business.
NV friends seem astonished at my re-
covery.
'I wish to thank you for your kind
advice and the books you have sent
me. 1 shall ever praise your medicine
and hope that you may enjoy long
life"
1t will be observed that Rev. Rob-
erts waited two years after he began
to use Peruna, before he wrote the
above letter to The Peruna Co. SO
that his apparent recovery could not
possibly have been temporary relief.
In a later letter to The Peruna Co.,
dated September %, 1906! Rev. Rob-
erts says: IT am a great friend of
Peruna. BY the use of DR.. Hartman's
advice I am here to-day, able to be
with my family and attend to my
business"
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Dr.. Stout to Lecture

Thelast issue of the Journal of the n.
Y. Botanical Garden gives list of the
autumn lectures and one of tie num-
Der is by DR.. A. b. Stout on "Vege
table Foods of the merican Indians.
DR.. Stout was formerly resident Of
Baraboo and is now member of the
garden staff
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Palm
Koch was held Sunday at two o'clock
at the Lutheran church, Reverend
Mueller officiating. Miss Olga Rein
king sang "Face to Face. A. G..
Koch from Chicago was present but
Otto J. Koch did not arrive in time.
Interment in the Walnut Hill ceme-
Try.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16

MRS. THEODORE KOCH.
and since that time Mrs. Koch has
never er joyed coed health. She has
been cor fined to her bed for the last
week and death which overlook her
Thursday evening, was due TO senile
decline. She leaves to mourn their
loss four chlldron, Alfred q. of Chi
cago; Richard Baraboo; Otto P,
of Eveson, Pennsylvania and Miss
Margaretha Koch of Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16

Mrs. r. Littlejohn, daughter, Irene,
and son, Earl, are in Onalaska where
Mrs. Littlejohn's mother is i'll.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
The following

The following
letter was re-
ceived by The
Peruna Co., from
Rev. G. w. Rob-
erts, r. r. 2, Box
q, Hartsell, Ala
bama, under date
of April 2, 1904,
which is exactly
nine years ago.
He says: II take
pleasure in in
forming you of
what your Pc
Tuna has done
for me af t e
three years of
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an nit 9moetn loren giu5u9 bal
len. I'm glu iperosn bic tltinsr
>eIpoten Die unumidr6ntten 9srr.r
,es 6auieg: Tie itirmsn in bi. gn
reour, drasrn bus gerional, laufsn
NIB Iarmsn in ben GdngeH bsrum
pisIsn in allen 8inftIu uuo duf al
IN 5rsppen bts 6ottls geritsdsn
ibrsn ii6 Bel Gid IdIsdt auf, mo
zen iiber bic anbersn Suite unpn'
fenSs gemerfungen, uuO tpsnn moi
,dnn bic 6erren Glttrn nit allsr &c
5ot,nen Riidf6t oui bas tpeni9 on
1emsTIen. getrogen ibrer Sprobllnp.
rufmertTam mo6t, bstommt man IN
iinfiiaiten 7aIle our Qntport- I'D
barauf muB man nidt odten. e I'm
ia ginberl" @us bisien Sinosrf
rerbsn aber bic Mdnnsr uuo BIZ
rnuer BON mprgsn, unO birie Aus
4ten fir pie 3utnHft iino niht ish'
'erlodeno.
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Gin arsibrieisulpnri.

Gle Economic geneue bot q. 8.
1ibbIeS beauftragt. eiHen 5reibrieI
iir Cmaha aus5uarbeiten, Den bic
giaa 0ann aenau priIfen nno Der
5rei6rieifommiiiion b%orlsaen iDiro.
aommniiar Rpoer empiabl, einen
5%reibriei Bu idoifen, Der ben Dc.
parttmentdeis mebr S~elbitit1noig'
Ieit betreiis Der 5inon3cu aiebi, 10.
oab lie bic noibmenoiaen gerbeiis.
rmaen pornebmen f0nnen. obnc
.burh bic @fIoirase Oaron bebinoeri
ST lem.
Die nddite geriomnlma Der
9ila iinoet am If. W1r5 itnti,
menn Wiupor Gahlman ipredleH
miro. Gle nnoersn aommiiinre
iperoen Der Reihe nod ieoe ISOLDE
Dor Der 9iaa ibre aniitten tuno.
Qeben. Ger Uhiiter 5reibrief fpirO
lei ie0er Sibuna beiprofsn nnh
Ihlicblih nit ben gerbeiierunser
iino Der empiebluns DER Siga Der
5reibrieitomuiiiion uorgeIegt iuer
0eii.
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6muiieblt ons saac6latt.

1airfar, g. ., IS. Sch. 1918.
G1gIihe Omaha Irlbilnc,
Cnabu, gtcb.
@eeIrtc 5crrcn: Sal0r 81 iiir
bal6idbrlide gorausbanhlung Der
rSdglidle Cmaba Iribane~. Sd
babe etlife Brobenummaru erbal-
ten uno gelcien mo mus iagert. OnB
Oas glntt mir gut 5uiagt. Sd
lriinid)e mir, OoB nod bieIe Geuti6c
i'm 9oropeiten lid Die Sribiine be.
lte1en miroen.
Sd tuubte, onB mir im Often in
0en @roBitaoten 0eutihe tdgliha
3eitungen baben, nber DAB mir IN
lnierer @roBitaDt Gmaba cine bent.
ite tdaIi6e 3eitumg BADEN, DuBtc
id nid)t. 9a id MN nah elmer
0eutihen t1gIihen 3eitung DerIang'
Il, 10 ifrieb ih uufs @~eratbetpohl
an n3be German Gain 9aper"
lno Die 8oit bats aud an 6en rcd.
ten Glab gebrnd]t. SD ar9ielt in
rim paar 5aqen Die Grobenum.
mern. Sd mil pireuheu, iobiel
ih fam, fir 0ie Iribiine elm autes
@ort 3l iagen, Inn oas gIatt 5u
nerbreiten.
Dit @ruB.
6. Scotia.
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Gr.gra6Sent Salt.

G5 1T aeiagt moroen, oob SEER
WiQinm Sopurb Gnit, nit oenl
iIroblcnben Antlib uno Der beb1bi,
cen aprpuIen5 iaine Rieoerlage iitI
ourfaus niht 81 Screen genommerl
Iabe. Sein ltaturea unteriheiOet
i'd peientIid BON oem Sheoocre
Rooicuelts Dem Grauiganaer. Ter
lot iId niir nit perbaltenem @rim'
me in BAG llrabGiioerlidle geididt.
@snn man iih aber frogt, iUrr
ron beiocn Mdnnern Die miirncuoac'
re 1oItuna einnahm, 10 mltB man
iasen. ooB es SER Saft lit. er
III i'm heftigiten politiiftn 5eller
iicts fnflih g%eblieGeH, bat iih nie
ST peri1nlifen gcrunglimphungen
ieirer SiOeriaher binrsiBeu lniien,
ilets eiugeOelf, onb er ais grniiocnt
crhabcn iiber oen 9arteien ltanO.
Bcnn er fScblcr beganaeu bat. iognr
idaucre. 10 iiuo mir beute nod pol,
Ter erfenuung ieines Gbarafters
iber5euat. oaB Oieie 6ebler ieiner
eoIitiiden SfuIunq uno ieinem
ctiDns gu iuriitiiderL erludgcnocn
temperament entiprungen limo. er
inno iid1 10 einaeengt BON gtci.
nifngsperfhieoenbeiten, ME faum
GIN onoerer 9r1iioert Dor linn. Is
fehIte Inn Der iGnene gntidluB
fleinliGe geoenfen beiieite 81 ie.
ten. Sem liebensmiirbiges ga
turel fpoate es chen Seoem rett
MAIDEN. unO oas lit IN Der Solitit
nif)t mogIid.
aber oaB 5err Gait BON Dem
red1ten geitreben beieelt mar, nm
Sos Bette of ieiner Witbiirger 1u
ioroern, fonnte nidlt t~reifenoer gum
gngoruf fommell, ais oaourh, oaB
CT flrrs nor 9eenoigung ieines Ger.
Minis 8ruei anidl1gs ouf Die 6rpi.
feit nit ieinem 8eto beleatc, Die.
Gmnnnoerungsbia, tpelhe Die 3u.
Iaiiuna BON GiMpan0arern bonn Gil.
funasgraoe abbGngig mnht, uao
sic SERMON @etranfe6iq, iDelde Die
Ginfilhrung bon @etrdnfen nod
.trodenen~ @ebtaten perbietet
@enn aud idIieBliA Die Timer.
nAart nuo Der 6anatismus geliegt
Eaben, 10 BAT iit 9err Goft Ourf
Sieic geto5 in ben 6er3en ieIner
Mit6urger EN- bleibenoeres 8Gnfmal
gcictt, ols ems Bon Gr8 im0 Stein.
Serr Gait lit beute rpieoer &C.,
tvobnlifer 8irg5r. Sdon bat er
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Marftberidlt.

Siio.O Omaha, 3. g2dr5.
Ginouieb-3uiubr $500. Narft
mart sbi 10-20c bober.
Cute bis bette $8.00-$8.7 Is.
MittelmaBige bis CUTE $7.75-
$7.25-$7.75.
@%cpo6ulide Bis mittelmabige
$700-7.75.
aHbc uro Sellers, itarf.
Gltte Bis bette Sellers, $6.75-
$3.50.
@lte bis bette aiibe $6.50-7.00.
MittelmdBi9e bis CUTE aiibc
S5.65-6.50.
@~epo6nlifc bis mittetmGBige,
$400-5.65.
Gtodqrs mo Seekers, itorf.
@utc bis bette 81 .50-S8.00.
mittelmdBige bis bette $3.50
$3.50.
@~elpobnIife bis mittelmdBiga,
$6.25-6.75.
etOd Sellers $5.Oo-7.o0.
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fir ~icrnere rripricblide 9bdtisieii
eeiorat, inOem or cinem Auis ais
Vrciefior Ser Hedtc an Die Dale
uuiberfitdt geioIat iit. Gas amt
III fir 9iuen @ann mic Serrn TAFT
MIR acriug beioloet. Gr bate irda
los ons Sallpt elmer GroBcn aor'
poration meroen fdunen. no CT
pielmchr b1roicut hdttc. abrr ieiu
@irfmgslrris mare fcin 10 iSraIer
acprien, ais err c5 oils Scbr1r Der
Suaen0 In Der 9uiialiur1 SeS
RedltcS III.
Zen GrGraHOcnt,u Iait bealei
fen sic @fida uuo Se1cusDiuihr
idfuer 0litbiirqcr ms @rion8eben.
l2odc 1r eg nod rrlcbru. DnB Die
grobcn Reiormcn, at octrn CT ici
men beoeutcnOen glnt5fiI Bat, Der.
nirtlift mcrocn.
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3nr Icbten anbe britattet.

Charles aamiuen Der bel Den
3GreD Sotel 6eulr inns geber
tam, iuur0e Gienitag Gahmittar
auf Dem Gpergreen 6rieoboie unter
cen auipi3ien bes omaha Blntt
oeuiiden Gereins sur Ieeten aubC
bcitattct. Ger Snrg mar poqitan
eig nit 9lnmen be0eft uno Oi,
3abl Der 2ci0trogcnoen mar groB
Ser Gtto ainber mi0mete aumi.
nen einan marin c%mpilmoenen gtah
mi. Moge Der 8eritorbene IN
5rie0en rltbenl
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ssiu sis,n.r SsrO.
JamiIt.nIsbsn i'm SOtrI cine eunS0H.r
Sye5ialitdt.

Sn England gibt es jest idOn
sobIrei6t JamiIien, bic ibr eonass
2eben umgsmobeIt unb nuf neusH
9runbIossn aufg.bnut babsn, unb oi.
3abl folder GamiIien, bic BON sigs'
mem 9eim unb sigtuem 5erb nur nit
geringiddBissm Spott iprs4en. piro
BON 5nbr gu Sabr nod srGBsr. Sc
llnb bas alIes 5amiIisn. bic bon sineI
'tsensH fsitsn @Ubnung nidts ptiisn
pollen uHo ibr 9ebsn Iitber in ben
Rofhaufern unb in ben 5otsIs per.
6ringen. 2oHbon bat snblloIe Ben,
Ilonen unb 5otels, bic lire 8aletnss
bere4tigung niht aus BEN Inter.
tunftsbsoIrfnis Der 3ugsreifsu unt
Der 6remoen berIsiten, ionoern Gin.
3is unb ALIEN fir 6amilisn in Der
otaot felbit esi6affsn purbsn, be-
men Elm eigensr !6ausbaIt nit su bic.
len Sdersreien berbunpen gu ieiu
f6eint.
Dor alien Tinb es bic Grauen, biz
oiefsr art Der gt6snsfibrung ben
8or3us sebsu, Sis ~gIaubtn Elm per
peiB nj. bobes SOsal CREDIT gu pa,
ben, Denn is fi4 ni4t mebr I'M bas
5ousneisn gu tiimmern uub fh nidi
msbr nit it0rriiden ober bummen
D%isHitbotsn berum3ui6lagen braus
den, ~fonberH lire 3eit benz Iogss
nanutsn .Gocistp 2ifs" tpiomen, b.
8. 10 oft als m6gIih burd bic Gtrn>
zen bummeIn, Dor ieoem GdoufsnItsr
itsben bIeibsn, 3beoter unb Gon3erts
befu6en uuO redt Disls GtunbeH BEG
Cages ibrtr SoiIette ober oem Ros
monlsisn opfern t0nnsn. 9as iinb
Die Grausn, bic Don ben onberen. bic
Ti4 nod fir ihr 6eim intereiIieren,
oIs bon rbeoausrnspertsn 0eihops
fen" fprshen, fpeil bic armen 4itens
6r0bel nod nidt i~piiTsn, ME man
bienieben Oas Eohfts Slid srreiden
tam.
9pr psnigsn Jabrsn nod paren
Der Gdmilien, benen Elm pdar 6otel.
simmer ols Dpbnung %ssnigten, nod
ni6t ionberIi6 piele, uuo man fam
niht iagen, bab lie Iebr geahtst tpurs
ben. Sn Der allgemeinsu MertIddt'
3ung BADEN tie nun 3tpnr ieitbem aud
niGt bel %gsfponnsr, obsr lire 3abl
lit inspiihen duf Gaulenbe uno
4bsrtouisnOe seitiegsn. Die 4oIt,
bGuier unb bic 5otels estpinnen oas
burh, Die OffentIide Mprnl ober bers
litrt. Denn Is lit INNER hisies so.
teID0ltdsn. BON Dem bic groBe Sit
teniDFgt.itsnoge ausgsbt. bic ben qos
.i3eidmtern unp ben @eritten. Dor
alien ben Observation-Disclosures 10
oiel al ihaffsn madt.
Das bebsntlidite harotteriitifhs
Rertmal bieier nsuen @eIeIlIGaftss
llaffe o6er finbet man an ben Der
iineiten Generation n~nesh0renbsn
WitaIisbern, ben baIbtpiihiigsn Bur.
den unb 9ddfiiden, ben anaben
NIB MGoeln, bic ee3tDuneen limb, nit
hren Gltsrn Elm 6oteIltben 3u fiibren.
Ran brau9t nur in einen Der fogen.
Erbolungss cher gmpfongsrdume IL
rer gslpiiisn aatsgpris BON lonoOnsr
3Otels ein3utrsten, nm iofort 81 err
tennen. moran man 1T. Wlnn iisbt
"a a~ufgepubts unO Dem anIhein nab
.iht unintelliasnte &inOsr. bic IN IL
sr Siniidt friihrsif, uHnrnnisrlif
nh fdlsft sr5ogen fino urb nsrsn
an3es gtnebmen ipiberpdrtig lpirit.
Die 2eitsr Der 6nmilisn6oiels iinn
rlidt ipnosrIid nfreut. fuenn Sauris
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IN Scr 8trIiner m,b

Sn Ser 8trfiuer m.bis
'ainiIten GeIeIi8dft eritcttste jiingit
Tin mitqlieo 8eritt iiber sinen Grds
bsrfunb nit dr3tl!6en Gerdtidaften
aus Dem erftsn bordriltliden Subrs
bun6ert. Der SHhalt oss Grabes
zines Qr3tts puroe Dem 8eri6terltdts
ter aus panoerma, elmer Staot on
Der aIiatiiden aufs 6es Marmards
meer,s, 3uqefan0t. Gs befun0en fi9
i'm Grade 3urd6it Elm Dor3uglid err
6altenes Snitrumtnttnetui nit 9irurs
qiIden SnItrumenten, Johann Elm SER
bro6enes GefdB nit Meoitamsntsn
in gdblstttn uu0 3dpfsnForm. uns
Ter otn qlsiffa1s i6ericuoten GlGierr
un0 0erdtIhaiten aus 9errdtutta
Fan0en Iid 3fpet tisber niht bef4ries
bsne GsaenitGno.. Der cine lit Elm
3opf, Der na9 Dem grin5ipt o.s
Gtsbaufmdnndens ~fouItruiert lit uno
aus 6em aud bic in i6m bepobrt.
6~liIiigteit Doer Der ionitige 5nbdlt
taum ousFliebsn lam. Der intereis
~IanteIte Gegerftan0 oes 5un6ss lit
ober cine 9~losipriBs, fpeId, rag uns
gefGbre QsuBers eiusr mooernen 6ss
bsrpipstte BAT. @abrTdeinIi6 1T Il:
,ine 9brIpriBs, ia aud Die i'm Grab
s,fun0eneH 5nftrum.nt. mad oisfer
Ridtung Dtiien.
Dos mtttnurbigh #
gottesbous biirfte iid in Dem BE-
.onntsn nortpegiihsn Gtdotden Der
len befinben. 8as betreTienos Got
esbaus 1T namlia ourdfpeg aus pa
oier berqeItellt, oas burn einsn Qn.
frid aus unqeI0i6tem aoIt, eerons
iener Wilh uro Gipeib paiisrbidt
Iemaht norben if. 8ds Gebdube
1T nidt etp1 cine Minioturtir6e,
ionbern groB unb gsrdumig, 70 bab
IN ibr iber 1000 gefuder gl1b fin.
ben fonnen. Man lit aud Bis beuis
nit Der 5altbdrfeit bes 8aumoteriala
Iismli6 3ufrisbsn, oa Rsparatursn
ieOer3sit ohue grobe Soften pOrge.
nommen nerben tonnen.
II m ben immer miener
borfommenosn 3ie6iiGhlcn in BEL
ung1riidsn GtdatsOradersi Elm Gnbe
su MAIDEN, benbiidtigt Die Rsaisrurs
BEL Der 6eriiellung Diatiger itadtlrfsr
8otumente Elm nsues GDfiem ein5n.
fihren uno Defenders niftige 6ArlIts
itiide in Der Wisner 6of unb Siaats'
oruderei dnfertiasu Su loFen.
Il m Mesrrettid Rem qonser
Dinter uber frif6 nnb ippblidmst.
tsnb 81 erhaIien, ardbt man I'm I'm.
esrpaf6en i'm Refer in fsufIien
Gonb ooer Grbe. man fonn hisr5u
cri1 Die g~lumentdfen bon ben Bal.
fms benubsn. ois man meilt i'm Rel,
Ter iibsripintsrt.
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sn offer Gle bat Or. Sohn B.
muiIs0, Superintendent oes Staats-
minis fir irriinnige 8erbredcr III
Wlotteanan, ieine 4eiianation cinge-
reiflt, Die audi ncoeptirt miiroe. Hnl-
fsa muroe Don AniDalt anbut be.
ihaIoiat, $4,000 fnr ole gefraiuna
oenru 81. CHAINS aus Dem Ainl
uerl0net 5n Iabeit. golu. Snl3er
mar erbiitcrt iiber biz annatnle Der
Exclamation mo ingte. 80 LANCE
ii, @oapernclir bin, lperoe i'd je0rn
@roIier aus 0eaa StadtsOlcnlt
pertwibcn. 5pDiel lit lidler, i'd
alaitl0 nidt, Dab 9bnp oas alpl
nerlajien miro. 10 Iange id 6oil.
peri1elir bin. Ter Sad miro Den
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sitr n~nteriuduilg
tex1ebrll lpsr0en.
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Nin hrrlIidlrs Qt6tpplI.

9nlablih micre5 5~ort5cbens por
Omaha ruicn mir olIen 81tdnntcr
mO Sramocu ctu herjiides gebe.
rohl 5i. sir ole ms in 10 gro
bem MaBc erpidcucu 4uimertiam
teiten uuO Gbruugru tmieren AMI.
rihtigitcn 9auf. gang ipeciel Der
G%onroroia. Dem aSntiitter Choir.
Dem irilhercn 6uustomitc uno ocr
@iitQlieocrn 0cs Gcutidcn 0anlclt.
8ereius.
Dit beitcm @rube
Otto @ordlcrt ui0 5rait
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Siaatsicnatpr Mobert +. 8asner
BON Neiu Yorf,

ner Goriibcnoc zines bon Der
@ tnotsgciebgebing ienss Staates er.
nnnnten MomiteS, Inn Die itaotiid)en
8eriualtnespcrbdltliiie IN Neiu
gjorf Si linterlud)er.
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gfit @ruB
6. Scotia.

,@Iau6en Sic eiaentIid 0aran.
6nB iid) Ole @eiditte imincr pie,
GerboIt? ~ ein - 0eun bis aui
cen heutigeu Gag Bat INFER 2ano
mr. eincu cin3iqcu Mann er5eu9t,
Der nift Iugeu fonntp."
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iesIiaen Gborafters, bumoriitiider
uno erniter Hatur. oeutfhe Bidder
unb 8eitidriftan, oentife Slid.
rnnfdfarten fir alle 8eleseabeiten
lei spart e Weaelub, 100 iiiol
Lido is. etroBe, Omaha. Nebr.
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Scrlanst-Gine 3llocrl1iiige oeut.
ide 5raii i'm mittIeren alter oIs
Sausbdlterin BEL cinem aIleinlte.
tenoen Serrn. Gutter 2obn un0
o~ngcnebmes Seim fir Die retts
Serion. Dian ihreibe y. S.. Gnla..
Ia 3ribiine.
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Ggoifteu limo Nenihen, Die nit
iErcr aren5anloien Giebe 5uerit bel
iif onfaugen.
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aue Sortcn Nnrit mtrDen tdgIih
in uniarem Geih1ft gern1dt.
Stride uno f%onierpirte 5leiIdiorten
icmie ousIdnoiide uii6 beimiidc
9eIitateiieL aud friihc @cniiie
jeoerjeit porr1tbig. - duaubef s.
Sofimon, 40s nor0l. t6. GtraBc,
Ebone DougIns 1920.
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Ias prciswirbisite Giien BEL Better
Stump. 3eutife Slide, 1908
G9oge StraBe, 2. Stod. Wabl.
seiten 25 Gents.
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E(alGfi5irte aNeigen!
GnaliidJer 1tnterridlt.

9cutihe meroen in engLii6er
aonperiation umo @rammotif bon
cinem 6eutidipred)enoen 2ebrer &c.
gen geringe Soften unterridtet.
Mat obreIiirc: ngngIiib", Omaha
Sribune. M.2S
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Spreden Sire aiuoer oentid?
Sntereilanter anidallungs Inter
rift i'm 9eutiden fir ainoer ODER
GrpahIene miro III alailer. ODER
gripatunterridt 81 maBisen grei.
len ertbeilt. Man aoreiiire:
vGeutid", Omaha 3ribine".
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aaI6er $5.75-$9.25.
guQen $5.25-6.50.
Sdpeine-3uftbr 10, 700; @orft
$50 bober bis felt; 9urfidnitts.
preiS $8.30-S.35; b0diter Breis
$685..
%96afe-3ufubr $500. Rarft
10 bis 25c hober.
@utterfnfe $6.t5-6.35.
BiOOer, CUTE bis bette $6.35-
$500.
S0brIinge S7.55-765.
21mmer $4,000.
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Gentide aaIfnoer irei BET Bsrnnet
& Con Gruggiiteit, td02 IioIid)e
16. Giraffe. Eel. Douglas 1850.
gelephon DougIns 1850.
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5000 fanftu 160 Mder Ieiirs
5arnIono in 2incoln gounip,
Colorado. @crth $1,000. 8eoin.
gitlgen: Die Sdlftc baar, inl6 bert
Reit 3u 6 gro3ent 3inien nlf lai11e
Get. $. Q. I. .. Erunba EribiiHe,
Omaha, Neb. n,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-12-10
CASE OF MANS lNGRATITUDE
Woman Certainly Had Poor Reward
for Her Act Of Generous
SeIf-Sacrifce.

George b. Mcclellan, former mayor
OF New York was talking about
Thanksgiving
THE day" he said. lis a good one
for holiday-a good one, for visit
to the seashore.
Il was once walking the Board
walk In the brilliant sunshine OF an
Atlantic City Thanksgiving day after
noon, when l saw an overdressed
couple come forth from a cafe
They were quarreling. Their voices
grew louder and fercer. Finally the
man gave the woman push that act
ually knocked her down.
"As she struggled to her feet the
woman shook her fist at the man
and shrieked:
And this is what | get, is 1t. for
pawnin the fly screens to give you T.
day OFF,"
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Is Wilson for Class LeoisIa+ion ?

George Harvey. editor of the North
American Review, leads it's November
issue with survey of the first six
months of the Wilson administration,
in which he accuses President Wilson
of an insincerity.
1t will be remembered that Presi-
dent Taft vetoed the sundry civil bill
because of a proviso which exempted.
by indirection labor unions from
prosecution when they form combina-
tons in restraint of trade i'm violation
of the Sherman antitrust act. This
proviso Mr.. Taft rightly described as
class legislation of the most vicious
sort"
II will also be remembered that
President Wilson, in approving the bill
when repassed with this very proviso,
expressed regret that he could not
separate it,, and used other language
which gave the country the impress
sion that he would have kept It out IL
he could. He seemed to take pains to
give the country that impression Mr..
Harvey virtually accuses the PRESIDENT
of wilfully seeking to deceive the
country.