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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Orphan Ridge.

Fred Smith is up and around after
being confined to his bed for the
past four weeks.
Everybody is talking Of making
garden. A. j. Fulton says spring IS
here.
Lon Fulton visited with his father
w. H. Fulton Saturday.
J. M. Barlean had business at the
county seat Saturday.
Miss Bessie Butts, who is staying
in Leon with her sister, Mrs. Clay
Moore, came down Friday and visit
ed over Sunday with her father, A.
J. Butts
Hank Millsap and lady friend Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Dobson.
Mrs. John Weidner called on Mrs.
Alonzo Fulton Sunday afternoon.
d. J. Barlean was caller at the
home of his brothers on Friday.
Miss Clara Leahy was a visitor at
Leon Saturday.
]. NJ. Barlean spent Sunday at the
John Weidner home.
A. G. Brazelton was breaking a
colt Monday.
Harve Piper left Monday for
Charlton, where he will make his
future home.
w. NJ. Barlean helped Lon Fulton
with his butchering Thursday.
w. NJ. Johnson is working for Fred
Jones this spring.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Sunny Side.

We are still having the spring
weather which has been quite popu-
lar during the greater part of the
winter. 1t certainly VIII not be long
until the farmers can get busy SOW
ing oats.
Grandma Rumley and son Henry
visited Monday with jeff Strange
and family.
Mrs. Sam Southern called on Mrs.
Bertha Strange Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Hamilton and uncle
James Kirk were business callers in
Leon Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Maynard and children
were visitors at the Rumley home
Monday afternoon.
! The result of the school election
Monday afternoon was in favor of A.
E. Rumley, to succeed himself for
another year.
Mike Doll, of ViIlisca, came out
Sunday morning for an extended visit
with his sister, Mrs Nancy Rumley
and son Henry.
John S. Gardnerf and A. E. Wood
mansee had special business in Leon
Monday forenoon.
Tom Smith from Missouri is NOV
ing on his mothers farm recently
| vacated by Ollie Blatt, he having
moved to Leon. We welcome Mr..
Smith and family to our neighbour
hood.
John S. Gardner and A. E. Wood
see attended the Howell and Arney
sales Tuesday.
A. E. Rumley helped jeff Strange
haul hay Tuesday.
Clyde Maynard and family were
| Decatur City visitors Tuesday after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Southern spent
Thursday afternoon at the jeff
Strange home.
Miss Iowa Hammer visited over
! Sunday with home folks.
! A. E. Woodmansee and family
were Sunday visitors at the Pointer
home.
Gainie Cannon and family visit
ed Sunday with Willie Cannon and
| family of Lone Star neighborhood.
Joe Hamilton visited with home
| folks Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Postum Trot.

Lloyd Hensley returned to Weldon
Monday after a few days visit with
friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs. T. Williams is counted with
the sick at this writing.
Ira Worden was business caller
in Weldon Monday.
Ira Worden was business caller
in Weldon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hacker and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Worden we're
guests at Lew Overholtzers Tuesday
and the gentlemen attended Vers
Arney's sale.
Jim Wagner was calling at T..
Williams Tuesday and from there
went to attend the Arney and Howell
sale.
Mrs. C. Meacham visited school
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. NeighsWonger and family
moved to the Ross Judd farm Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Grimes were
Weldon callers Tuesday. ''s
Mrs. Eliza Worden and son Har-
vey, Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. F. Wor-
den and Helen Bradshaw We're all
calling on Mrs Newman Worden
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Newman WorGen was calling
on Mrs. T. Williams Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. C. Meacham put up the new
stove at the Center school house
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ralph Davis was calling on
Mrs. Tom Crum Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Meacham were
WI
Miss Helen Bradshaw went to
Humeston Friday for, a short visit
with her aunt, Mrs. 3. G. Bay.
Mrs. F. Woroen spent Friday with
Mrs Lloyd Smith.
~Robert Grimes returned from
business trip to Des Moines FRIDAY.
Florence Williams is counted on
the sick list at this writing.
Mrs Robert Grimes spent Friday
with Mrs. Kate Tansey of Weldon.
Ira Worden delivered hogs to We'll
don Saturday.
Mr.. Nighswonger and daughter
were Weldon callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Meacham were
shopping in Weldon Friday after
noon. ..r'
F. Foust, C, Meacham, T. Will
liams, N. Worden, L. Smith and r.
Worden hauled hogs to Weldon Sat
urday for F. Worden.
Mrs. Ina Davis was Weldon call
err Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Worden was calling at
Newman Worden's Saturday morn
ing. ... ,...s"
b Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Owens were
shopping in Weldon Friday after
noon. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Worden spent Sun
day afternoon with MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Grimes. ."I
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Decatur K. +. ID. No. >,

James Pearce, of kellerton, spent
Saturday night with his daughter,
Emily Deemer.
Alfred Miller and wife visited over
Sunday with the latters mother,
Mrs Louise Pullin.
Fred Alley and Andrew kier were
Decatur callers Tuesday.
Pete Ellers was business visitor
at Lamont Monday.
Robert CLANCY is moving to the
Whartenbee farm for the coming
year.
Miss Lille Swartz spent Monday
with Mrs. J. G.. Norman. '.'
Tyra Baker is suffering from an
attack Of the grippe.
Mr.. Deemer and wife were Deca-
tur callers Saturday.
George Butcher and wife visited
Sunday with Reece Ellers and wife.
Dannie Williams and family visit
ed with relatives in Decatur Friday.
Those who attended the farewell
party at Fred Deemer's report a good
time
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Burr Oak Ridge

Mrs. John Johnson called at w. A.
Johnson's one afternoon the past
week
c. z. Chastain, wife and iwc
children visited at Davis City last
week
Mrs. Edgington returned from
keilerton where she had been called
by the serious illness of h - sister,
she also visited her daughter, Mrs.
Earl Alley.
George Chastain, a Leon High
school student spent Sunday at home.
Eliza Smith and family were Sum
day visitors at John Frosts.
The young people from Mr.. Mills
family took dinner with Miss Lannie
Meek Sunday.
C. E. Chastain and family were
callers at E. J. Horney's Sunday
afternoon.
Guy Martin, of Leon, was Sun
day visitor at W. A. Johnson's.
Frank Chastain and family called
at Bid Frost's Sunday afternoon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Charm.

G. w. Blakesley and wife visited
at Walter Blakesley's Sunday. r.
Miss Mary Flynn and Misses Min
ME and Vesta Evans were shopping
in Leon Saturday.
Melvin Kinds is working for Wal
ter Blakesley, helping him get out
saw logs and wood. ~
Mrs. Frank Hickman visited few
days last week in Leon with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. C. Mullins.
Clyde Banks, who lives on the old
Mullin place, is going to move back
to Leon.
John and Hubert Hubbard are
cutting logs for John FLYNN.
Miss Margaret Grogan visited last
week in Leon with her aunts, Misses
Cola and Katie Grogan. -,
John Duncan is working for Jlm
Flynn, who lives south of Morgan
Center.
Miss Mary Flynn visited at Mrs.
Nora Flynn's Sunday.
Adair's men are boring we'll for
Jim Flynn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Jack Oak.

S. l.. Martin and daughter Made
line came from Boone Tuesday to
visit relatives. Miss Madeline will
remain indefinitely.
Ralph Tenney returned from his
school work at Kansas City the first
of the week.
Fred Deemer moved into the house
vacated by warren Sans.
Milt Lindsey and his sister Mrs.
Amos Martin visited at Arthur Mar
tins Friday.
Henry Bedell made a trip to kel-
lerton the first of the week.
Pearl Priest is visiting with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Misses Edna and May Bruner and
Pearl Priest visited with Mrs. Fred
Tenney Friday afternoon.
Walter Ravens spent Sunday with
Frank and Hobart Matteson.
Mrs. Dr. Quigley visited with Mrs.
Vanpelt Friday.
Mrs c. F. Tenney and son Ralph
spent Friday with Fred Tenney.
Bert Curry brought load from
Kellerton for Henry Bedell Wednes-
day. l
Frank and Hobart Matteson and
Walter Ravens called on the Bedell
boys Sunday afternoon.
Will Virden vailed at Bedells
Sunday. He was on his way to Leon.
VIM. Bruner spent Sunday with
Fred Burners. g.. .--... "
There was a good attendance at
Sunday school Sunday morning.
There is lots of room and welcome
for everybody.
The first week in March was bad
one, but there was lots OF moving in
spite of the weather. Henry Bedell
moved to the Virden farm. Henry
Spargur to the Horace Quigley farm.
Fred Deemer to the Sans farm. Mr..
Bunch to the Berthelsen farm. Ed
Martin moved to the old Statler
farm some time ago. There were
other who moved but we have not
vet learned their Names
Lloyd Gordon spent Sunday even
ing at the Quigley home. M
T,EpnRTER FOR SALE RTIIS. 4
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Fairview.

Quite a number from this vicinity
had business in Lineville Saturday.
Oscar Peck and wife spent Sunday
at Grandma LoWrance's.
John Johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Jim Ely.
Miss Vida Spencer is assisting
Grandma Lowrance with her house
work the past week.
Maurice Bright had business in
this vicinity Sunday.
Reno Willis and wife called on AL
bert Willis Saturday morning.
Howard Petty and wife and chill
dren spent Sunday with her parents
at Mercer
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Chinese Pickpocket.

For the first time in the history OF
the San Francisco police department
Chinese is under arrest here on the
charge Of pocket picking. All Chong
Is the man. He was seen by a passing
policeman wrestling in the street with
a. Greek citizen In his possession was
the gold watch the Greek claimed had
been lifted from his pocket, SO grand
larceny was written opposite Abs
name in the book of the city prison.
Stockton Mail
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Begueathing Fortunes to the Public.

It is growing and beneficial
practice among wealthy Americans to
acknowledge and act on the trustee
ship of great fortunes, SO that they
may be applied in whole or in part
for the good Of their fellow citizens.
California has had more than its
share of those who had acquired
great possessions and felt the obllga'
ton to apply them for the common
good.-San Francisco Call.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
Best for Skin Diseases.

Nearly every skin disease yields
Quickly and permanently to Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and nothing is
better for burns or bruises. Soothes
heals. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich,
says after suffering for twelve years
with skin ailment and spending $40O
in doctors bills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve sured him. 1t will help you.
Only 25 cents. Recommended by
Bell & Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13
A New Discovery.

One of the sensations of the TWEEN
tieth century is Meritol Rheumatism
Powders. "A boon to every sufferer.
The best known remedy for rheuma a.
tism in all Its forms. Ask those who
have tried it. Stempel & CHEERING
ton. St
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iiber bic G%rantfurtsr gurssr gu fdsen
wsib: Die Grantfurter. 10 ftrsibt sr eins
NAL, iino Elm febr eeiiirtid.r M.ni4en'
faIas, unb islbft in ben unttren alah.n
finott man faft burhsangis b.l.bts. tpobl'
bsgabte 9sfidt.r. Sd BAIT. auf bic be-
tue9ten 3ise Der GruntFurttr, ben fdnels
len Wsdfsl bon Gmpfinbnns.n, ben ibr
WienenfpieI ausbriidt, 70 oft mir bdau
bic Gelegenbeit iporb, Elm a9Hdmts Muse,
unb INNER fdnb i'd babel l~int.rfnItung
unb G%rgobune, ipdhrenb man pielsn norbs
beutfden @eftdtern geesnibsr fia nidt
lei9t Der 2ansspeile eript9rt."
Grantfurt bat Der Wslt ben arSst,n
bsuiiden Gidter ssseb.n: 5obdnn Wolfs
gang Goetbs, %tporduf tie nod beuts unses
mein itpl3 finb, pbfGon bieI. Neisuns
cine gang einfeitise mar Gpeibe bate
fir feline lieben 2orbslsuts bersli9 tuenia
iibria.
Dem mdttrieler perunIdgten D.utSden
lit Der Ndmen bitfsr Stabt unstrtrtnns
lid bon spei l,iblifen @.niiFen: syrdnfs
Turter Miritdm unb Granffurter aepbsIs
mel . tpobei gu benerfsn mare, bah bic
Gritersn in Der Mehraahf nns Offtnbdh
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D1e alte

SD srifr,r aansTdal rssi Fs binssfredt.
urntrdnst bon i4d;N GGrtsn in Der
ERunbe.
Don Sduitrn sIansu 70 bi. 3unit ers
pedt,
5k griibet bid NY mdnhem isden
Burme.
Die Ratur bat bisi Btaet su grobsm
befimnt. Bier frudt Nj. @aue fnb ibr
bienftbar. Die D,ttsr lit Der Gpei&er,
b.r Rbsinsau btr SD, Der Mainsdu
liefsrt 1ol3 unb Houf NJ, bic @erdu 1T
bic aite. Sic III Ssrrfhein hes
hunbels, bier ireusen I'd bic ~btbtuienbs
fen 0anbelspes. 9Yutf9lanbs. Sisr
hoBen srpei Der btbsulnbIttn unb fdDn
FEN MaHerbedsn DslIhlanbs aneinans
Der. CD III tsint Grdss, bic gaaiur bat
bisit Gtabt 5ur Sdupitabt D,utidlanbs
he5timmt
limb bas in lie bern diid !dnae ees
ipeIsr. Turn auorrig ben Urcmmen nit
mdl,rn umstbsn. tpurls trantfurt mad
Der 1beiluns bes idri ingifnsn Reidts
be 9ouptftabt BON Ofhanssn. Die fpGts.
rem btatfdsn adifer ,ebneten bic Stabt
nit rndnGerlsi pribiksisn unb Hr,i.
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bitten ahs, Biz f. bnrd Raifer Surl Y.
nab ben Geitirmuugen Der sclosnsn
8uIs gum Ma6Iort Der beuti9en 4aiier
erhoben tpuroe. unb ipenn Ipaterbin bic
aaifsr nidt mebr in Granffurt gstuGblt
ipurben. 70 tpurbe ibnsn bod bier bic
Krone ouFs 9aupt ssiest. 3sbn bsutias
auiftr tpurben in 8rantfurt sefsont.
Don Der auffinbuns Der .Jurt Der
Granten" unb Der Grinsuns Der wDiqd
GrantonpfurbA tr3dhIt bsr Didter:
Die bsItsn ftiner 5elben Iassa in GadIsn
tobt,
Da flobe aorolus Mngnus Der 2aiItr in
GROCER Rotb.
.aast cine Gurt uns fudsn IGnssltn am
fdOnsn Wadia,
8 peb, ba Iiest Elm Rebel, Der Gtinb III
hintsrsrein!'
Tun bstete aoifer RaroT auf anien an
ftnem Sper:
Dd t6.iite fd Der gtbsi, cine 9irfdin
sing bober.
Die fi9rte ibre Sungen binibsr gum
onbtrn Ranb:
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es fdSpfte isbtr grms @ein Fa ous
REDEEM Born.
SIN Bonner fiiqte benz aaiTsr Der Graz
i9tnt BEN pptuI:
Mit Rdiferbitb.rn ipurSsn bebsdt ale
@Gnb' i'm SaaI.
9ebedt Fnb ole Bdube Bis an ben I,st.n
Sdum:
asin rtIer SsrrIaer fdnos gu fsinem
8ilonis Hdum.
Der erfte beutI6e &aifsr CAB Hamsn
bisisr Stubt,
Die aud ben lebtsn 3aiisr in ibr s.ir0ntt
bat.
lino ols berNaa bas bell. r6mii6s
Reid aus ben Gusen sirs, blisb Grants
furt b.r Gis Ses beutfdsn 9unoeStusss.
linb ielbit has @pItspdriamtnt pom Sabre
1s4s 2olte Der ebrfrirbisen lteberliefe.
ru~ Ieinen Eribut. inbtm es in Granfs
iurt itd ptrfdmrelts. Sine iunee 9aupts
itabt madt tire 9iirser Su GmportDmms
linstn, cine olte 5ouptitabt madt ie gu
s2sutsn BON 5eriunft". limb bssbdlb 1T
es a nidt osrwuub.rIih. mas Simr0d
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90 madi. @Dtt ben Granftn bic rsdte
Gurt bstannt.
6iniiber sogsn ote fpis Jsrast bura's
Mesr,
Sd9len obsr fdns.n I'm Rebel pc
curt nidi Hser.
Da idlus be- adiIsr 2arol nit isi,'eIn
Speer ben Sdno:
aDie StGtte isi biufiro Der Granstn CURT
aerdnnt.A
gr fam bo boIb suriide nit neuer Sssrsss
muft.
Damit sr Der Sa9fen adabe gu isinsm
Reid a,bSadt.
Dpd bort am Mtdin cryrargtt nun cine
sr.rthe e5tdot,
Die reid IN otlsr Glitter lae stlt 8urstr
bat.
60 tporo bd mdnrter aaiIsr settont nit
aorpfs Rron',
linb f,i.rIi8 e,iss.i arf solOssiidten
Mbrft.
Oa briet mai, qanas Rint;r, g ftr6mts
bsrl lSillt Dorm.
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unb Der 2ebter, fat ausi4IieBfid aus
GadIenhauIen fpmmt.

unb Der 2ebters faIf ausf4lieBli6 aus
Sadfsnbauien iommt.
@bu i'd 10 bor9 bic GeIber siebe
DE Sadfebdufer BERG enuff,
limb sud be gbbelbddmder bliehe,
9o esbt msr grab mel 5er5i uff.
1es Is Sdbodt, { gradt, { Wunnsr,
Wie Srislflans merit bes uff mid,
SD gud be meg mad Grantfort runner,
Dir tperb's gang fromm unD fsierlid.
Sd fatt mel !SdnbGer in @ebunse
ltno lag 10 f1oil gu mer- srei:
m0u lieber Gott, id blu Der banfe
Gor al ben fdeene Gbbel!pei!4
gsi benz griitigen nnb %finansit
Gsi1tbum bisfsr Gtobt, bei Der Gh0nl
ibrer Sage unb Der pra9t ihrer @traf
BEL benz reiten GduBs ibrer Grinnerg
gen unb Der Jiile ihrsr Grrunsenidat
fam nan Is psrlteben, fpsnH her 10
poet, Der berbseemutbli9e griss
StOlse finst:
rGs min mir net in be Ropp tfsf..
smie fam moi { Menld net bOn 0rc
forb fell"
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QINeigen!
44O sl6er fultisicrles sarmlanb

biIlig 81 perfanicn ,osr 81 perpad7
ten, nit qiiten @ebllioen, 1876 ader
fultiuirt, 05 sde, 9eltlnno, oles
chen, 100 older @eioelano. o1es
cinee5dunt, beItes fIiebenoes unO
grlmnsnmailer Gics lit cine Der
proouftipitcn unf biliaiicn 6armen
i'm norooItlifet Nebrasfa. Die
Iebtidbriqe Mcnf bradltc iibcr 5000
guidel aorr. $4,000 9aar5ablung,
oas llcbriae ndh @unif. ST.
ctIiden syaIlra3 babt Sbr Die 5arn
aus ben Grt6aeR bejaDIt uno ali.
berocm mfrs OaS 2ono bis habiil
Sen ooppcItn @ertb bciiscn wie
tciitc. Sd mnB pcaen a%ranfbeit
uerfauicn no penn id nidt iOglcidl
rerfouicn pm, 10 prrrelttc id on
einen autct Monn. &erlanae aud)
gii,en ann 9ned)t. lin peiterc
gIusfulft idreibc man III &. @ett.
loufcr. goiitc /, O'9teia, Geb.
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ye.onbsrl b,r0or: Grantfurt am main
unb Main5. 3por li,st Granifurt abtssts
torn M5<tnaroms, abr man fam Cd lvi
stner RE~iutDdnOeruns nnm5sli1 unlxs
adtet# Iuftn- I'm allen 9prtb.ilen, bic Der
esbstn ots D5Iisrftrabs bieisf, Bat bisTs
6tobt t~btilsenommsn. unb 10 muk man
bic am lln!erlaufe Sss Mloin atIearu.
~ ais Rbeinitubt niisdblen. Gruaffurt
ifhst BITE Bride bonn Rhtirt, Der orofen
Dtftsbrfabsr bes fibpetlihsn geutilhs
lamb, gu Dem iibris,n Deutfhl1nh, unb
bItIsr tpiHitsen Gag. DtrOautt e bic bfrs
pcrrogtnbe gfollt. bic ts In Der Weren u
stnbeit fptfIts unb Bis duf ben btutie IN
9da kbaupten tonuts.
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ME aus palermo aes
asloet miro. tatntn 3fp.i nit 8lint,n
ostpuffnste Snoipiou,n 5u BIN 8sFs,r
bel Raro stlestnen G.bofs uno
'ettelten I'M 8rot. ats Der 8siiBer
bnen oies holen ipplltt, .rihpHtn Il.
hn, isintn 9obn uno tinen Mdhi,r,
Der is b~srfolsen pouts. gon otn
3erbrehern feblt nod ieoe Gpur.
Die er # Dor iuenigen Munaien
Rrnoten trfolste Stublausfubr ous
Snoisn betrts 800 sonneU. SIR 3isI
udr Japan.
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Gnaliidjer ltnterridt.

Geutihe reroen 1T engIii1er
aolperiotion uno @rammatif bon
eincm oeutifipredenoen 2cbrcr ge-
gen geringe Soften nntcrri6tet.
Man aoreiiirc: ngnglii1", Smaba
Gribiine. M.28-
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&ofinL perfeft in 8iano uno @e.
fang, miinidt cine Steuung aIs
Sausbdlterin bel eillem aIleiniteben.
ben Serrn. @tan aoreiIire; g. s.,
omaha Sribiine.
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Die egamsIanb gia tOot.

Gas &eudIerelerneat Bat pie6er.
ilHt in Soma eeiieet GAS Sois.
fcmite fir llnteroriidung Ger lin,
mlbiafeit bat empioblen, btt
Sbmflnno Sin aui unbeitimmte
3eit 81 ben slften aa Iegcn. Ie.
nigitenS aber bat Der Safer Der
gia, Der abgeoronete GbonfIano.
ben Gouegen ununipanoen aeiagt,
mas er bon ibnen bali Ct bat lie
aIB 2iigner nto SeuqIler acbranb.
mart, bic ae9en ibrc Atnerc lleber.
5citgiing itinrmen, IND iih Dem
EempercnaeIcnient milf brig 5l 5ci,
9eti. Die gebcine Mil, m1Idc
nos ein5ige geictliddI gusbrlds.
mittal IN 0ieisr Mcprd If iii, Inn
cen 8iuen ocs 8oIfes III crfabrsn,
iruroe 5iigunItcn Der ttition, bic
elm ipiIfommencs Dill in oei
9atlnen bon alidcn ii 4,criporfcn.
.Seoesmal, tpenn mel Bill Slir
geratbnng fommt, iteI gctpiilc
eeilte auf uno ifreie tibex Die
llebel Der ltnm1Bigfeit Serr
SbonfIano, roas bat Nr
Bill hurdans nid)ts an
asbe 0as llcbel Der
81: SD bertrete oeu
NaIB bic Sade Dem
ocd tebeimen Ballots
Idldroliden Eetitionsi
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iter ben o~bsrrb<inifd.n
Gtdbisn, bic bic Wi,ge
grocer 3eitsrtigniHs
tportr unb In btr beuts
fden Dsfbifts cine be,
bsutsnbe RDne fpielien.
ransn nod heutt atnsi
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Stride @ofpltrit Srcitng u10
Samitag; oltd 6ailSgemadtcn, &C.
G1infen rtlt0 Sped fit
Sitern. 3n baben Bel Sernamt
Haege[c, 230S SID Is. Strabe.
Eel. Douglas 3f1S. Ms22
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9cmtime 2aIemocr

ieaIiden Gbarafters, bumoriItiiher
uno erniter Wat,ir, 0eiitid)c Bidder
ilno 3eitidriften, ocutfde Slid.
muniffarten fir ane @elegeabciten
lei Spart & Me9elbp, 100 iiiol.
Tide Is. GtraBe, Omaha. Mebr.
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Sofio, Die iapanifd. Saupts
iaot, beiist iiber 300 offentIids 8Gs
Die tdslid bon mebr aIs 300.s
BOO perionsn bsnubt ipsrosn.
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Saus 5i Derfanfen--Gin 8ohnbaus
nit 8 3immern, Seibnniierbei.
sung, Gas uno eleftriifes 2idt,
mooerne Ginrid)tnng, biaig 5a Der.
faufct beim gigentbiimer, 1916
afartba 5troBe, Omaha.
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Spredcn Sire ainoer oentId I?
Sntereiianter anidauumgs Inter
ridt I'M 3elttid,en fir ainoer ODER
Grpadpne miro in aIaiietl- ober
gripntunterridt 3it mdBigen 8rei.
len ertbeiIt. Man aoreiiire:
rGeutid@, Omaha Eribiine".
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@erlanet-Gine 5u~oerIa1ige oent.
ide 6rau I'M mittIercn alter aIs
SnuSbalterin Del eine1n aGcinIte.
henoen Serrn. Gutter 2obn uno
ongenebmes Seiut fir oir redte
Yeriou. Mtan idreibe a. s., 9ra.
ia Eribiinc.
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gcindt.

SteIinna 9cinGt: Gutter, starfer
oeutider Mann mittIsren Mlters
ilid)t SteIuug alif Der Garm. Mit
alien Snrnnrbeitan bepanocrt. 9sad,.
auiroacn inter q. g., 9maba Fri.
biine
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icmie cusldnoiide uno beim;
8elitateIien, aud friide Ger
je0er5eit borrdtbig.- 5dnauber I
Sotfmar, 408 norol. is. Gfrab.
Rbone Douglas 1920.
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TerIouf-Gin tiidtigcS @eaoden
fiir lagcmcine Sausarbeit. Sim.
r,,er ut Nao fir eiaenen @ebraud).
Yohy frngsn III 340S Getuep Npe.
- M.13
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gcrIanst--gin i~ntcaigentcr
Ger bclltidler Sltilge i'm 9fltd
ii6er IA Sabren fir ons 30
Depnricment@ Der Omaha 4
1911 Soiparo GtraBe. Sc
Douglas 1900.
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Vile Sortcn @nrit lperoen t1aIih
IN unisrem ldaft aemodt.
inn .
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Seutidje SalcnOer irei Bel gsranet
& Son, DrugaiiterL 1909 iioIida
is. StruBe, Eel. 0ouglas $3.50.
9eIepbon Douglas $3.50.
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$4,000 fanfcn 16O glfcr ieines
Sormlano lit Ginroln Gourtp.
Colorado. @crth $1,000. Beoin.
gnilgen: Die @dlftc baar, lnlo oerS
9ieit 5n 6 8ro3ant 3inien apf lane
3cit. s.. @. {. D.. Snfaba Trif
Omaha, Neb.
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Sreeno cine strt bon
1anoeIseiddft beiorgt o0sr Der
Gennebed Co., sos See &c
omaha, Neb.